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Later from Eufepe.--8teamahip Asia
1t NAW York.

Later from EuFspe..-8teRmBhip Asia
1t New York.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Asia from
Liverpool 28th nit, via Queenstown 29th, ar
lived here this morning with two days later
advices than already received
AL American vessels in the Chinese Esters
bad sailed for the United States with the e1-
ceptic1 Ct Cue email vessel, which was left at
The earnest request Of American merchants,
and which proceeded suddenly to Shanghai,
owing to the report that schooner was being
fitted out there for priyateerun the Con
fedeate flag.
Religious services were celebrated at one Of
the PTeebyteri2n churches in Liverpool, on
the 2Gth ut, IN sympathy with the day Of
fasting, humiliation and prayer in America
9ht Paris Iht.ie had contradictea the repof-
ted convention for the immediate interTen-
tion Of England, F1ance and spain, with re-
gard 10 Mexico.
The London Host, however, had reitarated
the statement, and says that the HRr;e has lost
lis semi-oh1cial character, and that the con-
yeption will shortly be signed
TIE Times also confirms the rumer, and says
ttat the Intervention Of Che three powers will
commence as Eoon So the Westher permits,
aDd fu1thtr thst it il undertaken with thecon-
tnrrerce Of the American Government.
Tic Paris Boprse WAS heavy and lower since
the Bark OF France haa advanced it's rate OF
dlecount to 51z. Rentes had declined TO 68i 30.
The fope vas very i1-nore seriously than
before.
Spain still 1efhses to acknowledge any cze
as sovereign OF Naples but Francis the Second.
It vas expected that the Italian Minister would
Eoon leaYe Madrid.
FOUR DAYS LATER STILL.
ST. JOHNS, Oct, 1.-THE steamship G!as.
COW, frpm Liverpool %, via Queenstown 80,
l'asaed Cape Race this afternoon, with four
Gays later neEe.
The London Times has IN article on Ere.
pmeut Is not to be wondered at, and tue adoD.
tl1n Of abolition doctrine may, if the strife
goes On, be successfully urged upon the q. s
Covert me1t. But It ftau that the result o1
eCeh MEASURE would NOT be satisfactory,
, 1861-10-12
CAIRO AND PADUCAH.

: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1 f.
CA1Ro, October II, 1861.
We have gosd information, to-day, from
:Pa1ucah, which positively coat1adicss the ru-
mo1s Of an anticipated rebel .atttck against that
place. six hundred soldiers were sent away
from there yesterday, for The reinforcement Of
the few troops ct Smithland. The order send !
hg avny women and children applied only to
the families Of officers, the presence OF which
seriously interfered with their military duty.
The rebels arenot moving against the place.
Al rrnoss to the contrary are amply big
ecare. >.
sk kFedera1 plekets belonging to the German
Cavalry, while out on the, read to Columbus
from Paducah, fell drunk and asleep under . j
tree, and were quietly surrounded by as to 80
rebels. The first the Fedetals knew, their
pockets were being searched. !Qae Federal,
attempting to spring away, MaS1a1 thtobgh;
with bsyouet and mortsny wnunded Two
otherF, making Resistance, wero marched of
as prisoners. The rest we're sent with their
wounded eomrade back to the Federal camp.
The rebels made Way with the henes, guns
and accoutrements Of the men.
The 18th Regiment, Col. Lawler, took trip
On board the Alex. Scott, to-day, q short dis.
lance below Norfolk, and secured 100 cords Of
frewood.z The gunboats Tyler and Lexington
accompanied them as IN escort, and the gun
beats went within sight Of Columbus, seeing
the rebel encamEments and their old friend
the gunboat JEFF Davis. The "J. D." kept
close in port, however, not Ten.uriag within
reach Of Federal shot. :.
Lieut.. Careon came in fron scout, to- day,
With The body OF one Green, resident OF Ben
ton, and notorious adherent Of JEFF. Thomp-
son. Carron Esys that jeff. Thompson's army
hes moved to Greenfield: They were on Mon
dsy at Sykeatcn, and g3tacn WAS amang them.
He puts their force at 500. He says they have
not 500 good guns among them, and are in
hcr1ihle condition.
The Hannibal City came down today loaded
down with Government wagons, mules and
stcreg. ".
Capt. VI H. Parish Of Company E, Col Rear
1cn's {s9th} Regiment, has been appointed
and assumes the duties Of Provost Marshal ct
this Place, tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock
2,Goo Austrian muakets, part OF General
Fremont's purchase in Europe, which had
bten sent from st. Louis to Gen. M:Cleraand,
and supposed to be inferior, were to-day exam
ined BY military. commission, ccnslAting Of
Lient+ Col Ransom Ct the 1lth, Capt, ". Stew
art Of The Alexander County cavalry, and Capt.
G, H. Ferrill Of Reardon's Regiment, and were
found to be good serviceable guns.
Dry time in Cairo-no -Whlsky, no axcite-
'ueut.
, 1861-10-12
H4ts vourt and WeateKm Telegraph Co,

mfssozr1 .4d ,WeateEn Te1eksaph Co.
81. LOUIS, oct. u:-At the anaull meeting
Western Telegraph Company held IN this city
yesterday, The following named gentlemen
were elected directors for the ensuing year:-
John &: Ltehtntr Chs. Il stsbhins, chaA J.:
Osborn, T Wade, Ansou ssager,- Charlts
Dayenport md Wm, Hunter. At q s1toe-
quent meeting OF the Bosrd OF Directors ,ChaA;
Davenport, pf Cincinnati, was elected PFesf-
dent, md laaac g.. Elwood, OF Rochester, n.
Z, Secretary and Treasurer.
, 1861-10-12

Especial Difpstch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST.. LOUIE, October II, 1851.
The Convention have got well to work, and
show q determination to take the bull By the
horus at once. The condscation resolution,
odt1edhy 8fr. Hitchcock Of st. Louis, caused
considerable ni1ming, hut wbeathe mater
comes TO be debated it is believed 1t will pass.
Such. 1t least. is the opinion Of prominent
member. -.
L new gun Was tried 1T the Arsenal, today,
the invention Of HI, Cox of New York. It
Ei1l throw seventeen balls minute, and ia
prorou1ced, a success. During the trial Nj.
Cox accidentally hal. bis hand badly shattered. .
secretary Cameron and Adjutant Gsneral
Thomas are gtin at Barnun'e.- The special
obiecto Of this visit II not known, but it. Is
generally believed hers that the Fremont
Blair imbroglio has something to do with It.
The Democrat has special from Jeffarson
City, tonight, from which the following items
are gathered Adj. Gen. G. Z. Smith, Of the
state militia, arrived last night from sedalia
snd Georgetown. Scouts report Price, LAST
Tuesday, near Johnstown, Bates county, be-
tween Grand river and the Usage, eighty.lye
miles hcm sedalia, He was still pushing
touthWard. 4 rise Of three feet Is reported
In the Osage, and the rebels viii hare difficult
ty in passing. There is only ore fatboat at
Hofman's, where he designs crossing. II took
Lyon, with his small force, four days to crosa,
and Price cannot get over in less than ten
days. There is good reason to believe. that
McCulloch is sou,h OF the Ossge, waiting for
| 1t to fall, when he intends to ford It md join
Priee, but 1t Is thought by military men that
Price intends to croas and j DIN AeCulloch.
Another report is that Price il at Camp jack,
con, Springfield, with only Il, 900 man, sxait-
I irg 1einforcements from Arkansas. but this
! force IS believed to be detachment left BE-
hind while the main body has gone forward
to join Price. :. :. =" :: - '.'',s ;: :
+ Ruad, neout who N. in Prices camp, met
there an old acquaintance who Is . Lieutenant
:ogShe Jay Hawker Jeun{son, acting as a tpy.
Heaetnns to come and 30 without aw3ksning
-sus pIc1on Of his tzue character. This mutiny
ut Upton wnquelled By thn prompt action Of
Colonel Brown. without bloodshed, and the
nutinee1s: returned to camp. The officers
generally justifg Col Brown for firing, rs the
soldier, after rehasing to obey, anatched a
+ mGgket from the guard and WAS In the act OF
|: :6rIra when Col Brown shot 'hin,.. The nxu
fwho rsa shot.ts ssld to belong to company
I Chat has bean On the Yerge Of nutiag for two
weeks. y. ~. :
r.. NotA.nE Is known Of Fremoars movements
Ho IL believed to be. still 1t 8sas1iA, with hi
, 1861-10-12
FROM QUINCY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune,l.

Especial DiFpatch to the Chicago Tfibune.I
Qu11c1, October IL, 1851.
News dull The Iowa Third cnmc here to-
night from Macon City, to go ints camp and
recruit.
The regular train from st. Joseph was be
bind time again, IN account Of the destruction
Of the Platte River bridge. Probably 1t WAS
esused by freshet on Tuesday.
Colonel Philip at. George Cookies regulars
were to hare left Platte River yesterday for
thi. place, but have not yet arrived.
tried to aend dispatch last night, and the
night before, but they failed to connect.
, 1861-10-12

Rsnse. etrnty, complete, gives Gov. Ram
sly (Eer-) 1,1so, fsa:nst 1,V72 for Haulin,
<Den md elects q mixed representation in
tie Legislature, the cid railroad clique Of Ed
nund Rice, Acker. ETC., being defeated On
whichever ticket they were run. The city Of
st, Paul, (includedin the fooEngs aboge) gave
Ramsey 9S6, Hamlin 858
Tie city Of Has.ing.s giYes Ramsey 122 ms-
jcri;y- Saltwater, Ramsey 13l majority.
Houstcn county gives Ramsey majority
ard 6Iects Republican senator
The aggregate vote appears to be smsller,
and Gov. Ra1naey'e majority greater than two
YeArs sgo.
, 1861-10-12
Clo.bfux fsr the Hatteras Prisoners.

Closbfnx fer the Hasteras Prisoners.
The Secretary Of State gave orders today
that VIM. f. Martin, who was in command of
the rebels captured at Hatteras Inlet, shall be
permitted to provide winter clothing for him
self and his steoaatee, noW in confinement at
Fort Columbus, providing his friends in North
Carolina OF elesNhere think proper to furnish
the rebels, it VIII enable Us to provide for the
comfort and conGsnlence OF our poor fellows
now confined il: rebel prisons. = Washington
CoT. n. 7. Tsu1e25.- - X
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Cbiraqp .Etit,tlt1e:
NEAR WASHINGTON.

Our army On the Potomac has now
reached figure which not only insures
the safety Of the Capital out promises
something more. It is believed at Wash
ingttn that the offensive is shout to be
taken by Gen. Mcclellan, and that he Is
feeling his way into the eneny's country,
prepared at my mcment to meet force By
force, even to the extent Of q general en-
eagcment The advance camps Of the
rehels do not appear to hold more than
10000 men, it is said, and behind that the
strength of the enemy is sunknown. There
can be little doubt, however, from the
greater activity given to movements in
Western Virginia and Kentucky, that q
not inconsiderable portion Of Gen. John
e.on's army, Gate Beauregard's,} has been
detailed for service elsewhere. The Fcde-
RAJ Amy Of The Potomac is now manifestly
large cncugh to make some demonstration
that shall be decisive. The hopes Of the
country are centered- in Mcclellan,
and The leaders who are appointed under
, 1861-10-12

E The breaks in the Genesee Valley Ca
ral sre more ee1icus than fist supposed The
Rochester E1press Gays tie repairs vii cost 1t
least oooo, .nd lint the most the engineers
Promise Is to get one or two weeks 1aglga-
not be done should the present high water
, 1861-10-12

CouNT CAyouR R---eone ct the newspaper
nlafsona upon the :des4h OF Co1ut Qkypur..
10y o. their a{t3c1es exhibit great ingenuity,
snaou8a@ @ Certainly little tasts and less de-
esnsy: Ine aatess Is IN ellborase artiele ID .
paaRpaa ,onna asaan3 aG5ns, going to peove that
'lton that his notsTe 1as pbs y a-sad sad =
tg gs assScsed as II sa &C: Of treashe.y toward
hirR he served md lie E1rdom f1e
9a s1s. so5 rs :, R6,t!s:s *1a Ais I'D bsea tas
uor to eoda Tie sslaad Of Ssrdinis ~ =. he he
hxI ceded Nice knd 6zyoy; md fhaf ss;as,.s 1s 4s
for bsvirg made eueh HI aszapRement. snd .
lear that It would be opposed e his sfs.5ne =
Iuuied Lin Into. the grave Of The eelt.
, 1861-10-12
!: CHICAGO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER IT,: 1861

advance Under sigal near Georgetown. Gen.
Hunter Is believed to hare left Tipton with
his divisiop, eome 5000 strong, this morn
irg.: Gen. McKinst.y Is saidito be at ssdalia.
, 1861-10-12


FLEnsesseaa. Ky., Oct. ..
Our town was the theatre Of great excite
nent, yesterday evening, upon the arrival Of
q mesEenger from Hilisboro, stating that
company OF rebels 600 strong) under com.
nsrd of Capt. Holiday, Of Nicholas county,
were advancing upon Hillsboro, for the p1I-
Fese, it is supposed, Of burning the place, and
a!so Of attscking this Place Lieut.. saaler and
Sergeant Dudley were dispatched Immediate
ly, at the head Of so Home Gnards, to inter
ctpt 1hem. We found the enemy encamped
about two roiles beyond H11sboro, in . barn
II lcrgirg to Col Davis, leading traitor in
this couEtI. Our men opened fee upoa them,
causing tAtm 10 tly in all directions. The en-
gzgsueAt :asted about twenty minutes, in
which they lest Il killed. 20 wounded and a.
rrikore1s, We took, al.o,. 127 Enfeld rifles,
oesl5cs 8 large number Of sabres, pistols,
bowis sriEes aud cavalry accoutren1snts Oar
less was three Killed and two wounded. The
p,i.tEers we're brought to tbia plaza sad for
Ns1Led to Camp Kenion, uader guard. Tbs
NaJsgllle Home Guards we're ordered to as.
siet rs, but they arrived too late.
Yours, &C., JOHN G. BAXTER.
P. 81 IVES preEeut,
, 1861-10-12

NEW YoRK, Oct. ia dispatch from Nev
Orleans Of the 4th inet. to the Richmond En-
anintT, tells Of one Ct the most impcftsnt
achievements Of the war so far. Ttis 1nfor-
nation il that the United States blockading
Squadron hare oug passage through the mud
OF one Of the five mouths Of the Mississippi rlY-
Il to The EsndEpit which commands the W5ole
five of them, and now have the Vlncennes, Wa
ter Witch, a1d two othervesaels cf the squad
which, In less taan weak, viii command
ST. i've Ct the mouths, passes or entrances to
and from the Mississippi river. Once proper
y buil1, this work alone will absolutely con.
,rol the communication Of New Olleans
Tith the ees, ss completely as blockading
squadron Of twenty ships Of war could accom-
pliGh that object.
, 1861-10-12

:Lou1s7n1x, Oct. .u.-Gsn. Anaeraoa laft
for eWaahiDKt0n this afternoon. =.
Eleven rebels were arrested NJ Lebanon
J. No AeNs from belalXs. Ne EselkAeEn paperk
, 1861-10-12
Results In Pennkylyania,

Results In Pennsylvania.
+. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE efficiA vote
Of Chester county shoWs majority Of, ovsr
Geo against the Peace party, not including
the vote Of Z, 2,00o soldiers.
BerEs county elects the whole Democratic
ticket by over 4, 600 majority.
, 1861-10-12

FOR Fort LArAxE1TK-Eleven Of the Mis-
IN bridge-bnroers arrived IN New Yorkon
Sunday, snd wers confined IN Fort Lasa5 cite.
4 hemp rope aud four feet fall would be far
better v.y Of disposIng Of the nnraezons
T1e4ches, -.
, 1861-10-12

- The corner Store IN Portland Block, 5000 to ha
@ @.ssstsd By ths Mechanical EakN Com 3sny together
New Iork Marble Company, ara offered 1or rent On
M{sxsrah1a M teIms L 1h:ss ssoseS oggtasl9y dsszssd
cor sts ucfed vaults IN the city pirate office ETC. a
tempo EaIy partition nov them, which nar be
terms apply to J. II. PARKER Room No. 9 Portland
BlEck. ssAtE669-ln
, 1861-10-12

Rekel B1oekade: sf the Kanaxv1za--
6sveFnMeAt H4aAnaef WaF1eH Beck---
1MIea. ,;...
Gl11no11s,: Ohio, Oct 1.-THE steamer
lfeols, Cspt. Win6sef, laden with Government
property, including 240 hprsea, wagons, &c,
left here thia moznipg destined for Camp En-
ya1t7 On the Kanawha River. When opposits
Winfield or Red House shoalt, 80 mIles above
FONT Pleasant, she eWaa fired into By 100 rebel
cavalry from the south bank Of the river, and
ordered to lsnd. The Captain declined doing
60, end BY the engines alone, the pilot having
hesn compelled to leaYe his pos, ,.e1cceeded In
turning the boat down stream md escaped,
reaching here this M The balls passed:
through the pilot house, csbio, eng7na room,
anda tteam pipe. No one was injured. The
Government steamer snverLake Is supposed
10 have beea captured by the rebels. Rs3orts>
are life OF = large body of rebels advsucing
towards the river to cut OF Gen Rase:cAns'6
supplies.
OPERATIONS On the Cesst-Troeps Com
ent1aatnE At ARnapollss
New ToRR, Oct 1.-the steamers Locust,
Bird and Daniel Webster have been chatsred
ny TIE GoVernment .-...~"-
Comnacdore Striking xsa a passenger in
the steamship Asia, from Liverpool /:
= The Rdsf f8ys troops are rapidly concentrat-
Ing at,:Anpapohs1 70 proceed .on. this Coast
! 4 Kussiin line of:battre ship cf 100 guns and
SEQ men, was lost off the cnaat Of Japan, and
all the crew are reported to have p5rished.
, 1861-10-12
FROM FLEmINGsBURE. KY.

The HI at Fight Tet.--HebeIa Routed
With Heavy L1AB.s. The IkebeIB have
IL Kfned, 20 Wounded, and ~ PF1s-
, 1861-10-12
From St, Lou1s-s-The Convention.
SECRETARY Cameron Arrived.

From st. Eou1s-.-The ConEeutton.."
SecretAry Cameron Arrived.
ST LOUIS, Oct 11-The State Convention
met this morning, and q quorum beiog pres-
snt proceeded to business. Resolutions we're
adopted authorizing the chair to appoint five
committees. Of fire each, to report on various
subjects t0r the action Of the Convention, Viz:
Military officers; ciTil officers; elections; Ways
and means, and revenues.
Secretary Cameron aud Adjutant General
Thomas arrived this morning. 1t IL under
stood they come on business connected with
the Department Of the West, and will remain
some days. - -. D.. :
: pRoCBEDHGs IN CoavEk11oN.
ST. LOUIS, October u-1n the afternoon
eeasion Of the Convention, among number
: Of Resolutions offered and referred to the "a
1ious committees, Waa the following, offered
Ways ard Meana be instructed to consider the
expedieucy Of achon by this Convention, for
tie purpose Of cunfscating the property Of ill
E citizens OF non.reeldent persons IN the State,
who ehAll, after the expiration of time, be
tourd aiding Or abettiDg the rebellion NOW
On foot Eit61n It's borders, and foE The spplicar
reimburse the loyA cltlzens Of the State for
loEees sustained by them in the support Of the
National and State Governments, and for the
Use Of the State, and that the committee shall
report By ordinance or otherwise.
AE. howell mVT2A 4 LElGELloA " tQE ISA{s-
luton, stating that he did not wlsh such res
olut;ens to coma before the committee, OF
which be was memb5r, even for considera-
tion- Tie motion to reject Was LOST, yeas 2,
nays %. -.
Ar. Howell then resigned his place On the
committee, and tbs vacancy was TILED By III.
17iD.
Gov. Gamble's Message TO the Convention,
aaks fer more simple and efficient 1nflifsry
law than that now in existence and recon-,
neuds more prompt measures to provide ths
| means to carry OF the State Government, and
meet the present extraordinary emergencies
also, the postponement OF the State election,
ordered by the last session Of the Convention,
snd IS N eonssqnsnee efsush s1hpga gs5tponSnsnt
| tksn Has contemplated, he suggests the 40
pointmeat Il seme person to dscA.rge tat
| Exa:ntiTe duties during the prolonged period
thst viii elapse before tne eleeaon can ht
- "a < 'aante Of Is guns waa fired IN honor o
SECRETARY Cameron, and Ad}ataat Geneta
j eenal this evening. '--:'' = ..:e:
, 1861-10-12

WASHINGTON, Oct. H. Representatives
Sled, OF n. j., and Dawes, OF Mas, have AZ
rived here. They are members Of the House
Com1nitsee, appointed during the late session
b. The Govelnme1t: After transc4ting some
bnEireEs at the War end Treasury Depart
nente, they left the city this afternoon Tor 81.
Louis. One Of their fellow committee men
il awsiung them there. The Government has
ot1ertd ev.1y tseili:y for the Investigation, aad
thus far, has been bjgbly benedcia3 to the pc
curis1y irtslests CT tho co::ntry.;S
p. The male portion of the population Of the
State Ct New York, between the ages Of IS
ard 49, capable OF bearing arms, Is 766, ,344 334444;
I'D that Of tie State q Pennsylvania is
Brokers and baeKere say that the money
narke is esefer ncw than it has been at any
other time within tie last ten years.
The Harriet Lane is about to luke On board
her armament Of 81 poundefs
The Pensacola, though drawing seVecteen
feet Of watsr, reached Alexandria without the
least difficulty. She now lies off that city.
All 10 quiet down the Potomac. There are
ro Indications Of life about the rebel bat.
terrier.
Tie Pavnee, Poeahontss, Seminole and
Harriet Lane are now In the hands Of the
Workmen, undergoing repairs and changing
armameuts, DC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1L-Capt: Thos. =.
Wood and Lieut.. Col. Richard ". Johnson,
both Of Kentucky, aud attached to the q. 8.
Cavalry, were to-day appointed Brigadier Gem
erals Of Volunteers, and assigned commands
urde1 Gen. Sherman, in Kentucky.
Warren Thomas has been appointed Sur
yeJor Of Customs at Paducah, 7ice holland,
removed.
There is no change In the position Of Smiths
or McCall's Divisions.
Especial to the n. T.. Commercially
WASHINGTON, Oct LA dispatch from
Ger. Wool to the War Department confirms
the statement that the febel6 met with heavy
1nas N the epgsgtment CT the Monticello Of
Hatteras Inlet. Fort Hatteras will be made
perfectly secure BY the immediate dispatch Of
rejnfczcements- -.-.-
Quartermaster Rucker advertises for 100, ,O00
bushels Of oats, 10 be delivered here.
Those Who symPathize with secession In
the Common Council are e1dea7oring to pro
cure an order for an excuse for new ch1rte1
election. The purpose Is to oust Mayor Wax
lacb, and Put into the office man OF less pro
nonr ctd loyalty,
Tie Goyernment wIll have nothing to do
With the opening Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad to Cumberland. They will, however
guaranty military protection to the road.
Especial to the N. T. Evening Po5t.1
WASHINGTON, Oct. u-Ad1ices received al
the D, partment Of State from England anG
Fra1 &C sre highly encouraging. Theatone O
| public sentiment In these Communities il
greatly improved in reference to the situation
N this country.
AL is Perfectly quiet Of our outposts, 81
More than 10000 horses have been brought
| to Washington since tha commencement o.
| the campaign, and h&Ye been purchased fol
the army at a cost of more than &, 900 600.
, 1861-10-12

s1eekmes IN Fos.knteziag-72e 6raa efkhs Last
:. Rt5t1s-Gen- Shzmaa's: ArtieAy--No ,nore
Rtsses and no more 0s1ths-T Toung Gr5der ssM
holds his oac7t-Gen. Ward's neso Division
The Fo7rrdTd A0uenaeut commenced,
, 1861-10-12

"ANTED-A Situation as Clerk
or WarehonseK An BY y.unz u,aa Of eteaay
ano afdTe h4hif9 ftt duces good teetinoai&.a- Es-
1t this office, = oz1sxst'
, 1861-10-12

)" "ANTED-A handsome Parlor.
NJ vel Furnished, With oedrosm alta. he'd. With
out be af4 u 1ccStrn, wihia ave minutes
". o0- tA&&S. 6CtrHSt
, 1861-10-12

WANTkD-Roard in a private
Itt!e hoJ Terma naust be low. Addre.s sBoar3tns" nv
ttlALd5C OnGE. 0c1x
, 1861-10-12

)" ANTED-Two: Unfurnished
w Rooms On the south sEder in . good locality,
~ enf1eInh1 ard N0e- 61fTLEankETs HvEkY 81
TuIpAT K1eHr. Ref rtnce e1ennnEvd. None but
ttTiet1y nEtxhte families need -1sply- Addt e1s
"JQ0ANESr Tribune CMce. Qcta $40 Ht :
, 1861-10-12

w WANTBD-By an experienced
ny ehepfe1d, q partner With a,ftsl Of ss}s or
500 in bra. dtr 6 and ralstns Wooi e7d Cashmere
Gost Dltett to ~eHEfdERD. 2. 0. Boz 1B4:s.
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NUMBER /! j 8;.. :.
Mem A1bt11i8en1e1tts.

VIII atdzet1 the peosss Of Cook County upoa Illinois
Wildcat ar Stump TsH Money, High Taxes, aoYezn-
ens Horss md other Contracts IN Cnlcsgo, end the
CT er E7oEE5 Of the day n view of Resarm- =: :
: They who would be free themselves mutt strike
de Flew" .ociae= ss1t
, 1861-10-12

!" 4 NTED-A suite Of rooms.
y: suitable for q fratclass Dentists o:aee fur
Eished q mt h q GKSTEkL private rsfde1ce, Ad-
dre 4. O. Box AI14. ocTtlw
, 1861-10-12

y e. g. sGRIEEN, Adsertitiag 1qeat, s. Dear
dorm IT., IL Gtaoased to Stesigs Adoe7tiss1ents or
kAis and al tae Leading Hapas q tbs Noztatokst,
, 1861-10-12

uQUsHKEEPERS STU ALTON
IL WANTED IN Hrst-class hct:1, CT in gert!c-
msns ivats family; Tor 1adJ who is experienced
sud IN ey WAY qEa1;fed t1 tas Of the above
hustrese. Sic vculd leave y ely Il required The
best ef r-frtenees viii hs giFen. AtaIets MRS
HaLLlB. ETON, Box 605G. oct Fit
, 1861-10-12
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WANTRD-A Partner, either ae-
wv tive or sE.ent With $toco to szoo-. 10 anr.-e
ir ) Tro6tab1e and legitimate business. ASgscss
Il. F. 1reHGnt Houte. giving real name ocitx +
, 1861-10-12

w ANTED-I want to buy a
w Hot8e. Eanaz7 1nE second hand liz4t WAGON.
Ay cDe having ary all OF the above fir sale can
MI z ca.h purchaser by addressing P. o. Boz 675