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noo,a th., .va-,as = ,1n,o,uat and vs<le'y.
Tbe o,d e,t,h1,,hed Ann of Dsvis, Sawyer d
r. Nos 40 .nd "a 7.ate street, are to be in
o1.nca tbropoh their 1,1esrooms WIN convince
one they occupE. - they h&ve done for
several years past, throughout she pelloa s =.
depression anu pSnle' ~ md have little
uo1 non' e'' -;
ep1as e 'asz,z a.n.-+mept of general Dry
ine9 ieaons .-i.S tr.ae IN Boots and
e1 49, - - 49, ,na rane. m,aifestly to the
49,. aS.sa, .dv.ntap. of themselves and those
-rnm.ta m the,r >htlh with them, In the
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bfuEe, their puTChaBEa IN EnEs1 kA440S A~~'
Ir..-s navia aaxver r. Co. have now In
"s'e1o' s ha,.r s:aah ~ atan1a Drv Goods.
horobt IN such terms ~ to be greatly to the
noosa. at..sa ~ ~ s1 .sa,- an.+a,,s-s w Il ~ ~
adVantage u a','.i eustoineis'
Mary merchants are now in this city from
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s,ae-ea - ~ trihntarv to other markets IN fo,mer
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yeare, but are now making up their bills here.
The rule, wisely enough for both parties
seems TO prevail, to buy light and often, and
| for cash, This ia q BIZ of w;sf3om saved from
| the wreck Of MANY mercantile fortnnes In
thus ipstancipg one Of our old est,b1isbed
| homes as ahoye the general rama,k il Ar.
served by the wholesale trade here. that thew
han5sonae1v and ,ibe,a17v made raadv fnr .
! rau .aaa a,ost
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| TIE CHICAGO TURNER RIFLEs-This Que
co1ps, occupying the poeition Of Company D
in the 3rd Regiment, known as the " Fremont
Rifle Regiment" Col White, now in Camp
Webb, held their election for officers yester-
| dav, under the inspection Of Judge Bell. with
The following reeult:
Capsain-Henry n. Frisbie
A 1st i1eutsnant-Geo1ge sas. 4 rel .
The Don-commtssiooed oficers Nominated by
CaRt; a; FElsb1e and eoLarmed by the COMPANY are
Isl Sergeant orderly>,-Dennfs Mccarthy.
I'd @ Sergeant ThaIlss Tfass NswtGn: MzE.Sn
| 4th sergeant-H n Riggs,
Eneign Or Color sergeaat-B. Manning.
daa dsi GorPoIsiiIy; Gnlno7si w @44tpn, W Pnve,a
35d GorpoEs11-E J. ]; MHnsmaker' Msas
| ~ ~ ~ Pi Potaii 49, ~. ~,
Sth Sth hhSSo,poIai5-fPsstne hSo,ppo[ai-Peter Mi1,pr = an
I'll I'll hGo,po5aii-Efe:Tf Go1ppo1ai--ET + R1ne a1nsf
| sth Corporal-John Foster.
This Company, bearing the name o.
our esteexned fellow citizen. John B
eaA '
hest military pan:zat;ons OF the stste
composed chiefly Of the honest and in
tel1;eent yeomanrv of the country, Captain
Frjehie. one of our well known busines;
meo, will make an energetic and efficient Off
cer. ard We think will do honor to the seryic,
and will he we'll supported by Lieut.. Bell. so,
, ot onr old friend Ju]ge Rel. gallant voun,
soldier who was among the yery first in th
field nj Cairo nnder the Presidents early prc
e1amation. and nv lieutenant Manning.
. 1,,n, ,,.,+,o-na,, f-o,, rborv crova of de
c;a.d ah;,;tv and nrom;a;oo cher.ctar
rha .n noh1a 1oo1,;zo sat ,f fo,,o,x
vii, r,o1-o e,a az,aa-ono, i, tha;- nav nm
f.,,.,1 7,l;o,, thor o~a ~, -ooa;7;nr W
oono-a+,,,at. n, wh;ta nnnn +.a att.c,m ~
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:. Reetmental Bands.
y FoRT ATKINSON, Wiz, Sept 10, 1851
AS The TR1n11NE of Sept 9th has something co
II ceInipG Ieelmeptai oanos; hamoef, pay, dc. " M
,s {ind If gieces tHat make m tfe u iastrnments
Ely "a ebt r. cox and gb
Twelve SIT; where and how the Instruments a
who are tronbled to frd ont about these thing
It VIII pe 'ao ery w trn'v ET.a TrnRsEn
y In onerar +, the america cf tho writer
+ba abova w. womb atate that the estahlis
r, mert If the va1ious grades in hand danen
n noon Tho ability of the n,sve- entire1v. and n
e nnon the character of the instrpments. r
comnoaition of a hand of twantv f,nr ME;
5 ia aton+ al fo,,ows. five r fat sonranos Fl
be fat eonranos fnnr + fat a1tas. two r
b: h,,itonos tyr R aa+ teseos fnnr + fat tuh
an hass drnn tenor drum and ev1nha1s-
n All or sny OF these instruments nav be 0
05 cured ct Root & Cady's, Chicago, or any fl
- claes muEical establishment. In regard to
AL last question, 1t is simply necessary to state
addition to the information afforded by {
q former article, that bands must enlist for tn
ir- yea:e or for the war, subject to the same ar
nd regulations as privates. Any further 1nforl
he tion may be obtained BY addressing "Root
he Cady, Chicago" whose musical establishm
LIZ is the headquarters Of an agent, at present
nd gsged Ii the formation Of regimental band:
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