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HENRY c. sPALDINo.
Ne. - Cedar strso., NY.
ZEE ALiS FILLS
N%
HCK HEADACHR
CURE
.rpvors uv.n.cg,
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE
n, ,b.u. O, ,bsss Pill. IN. por,oAI, Attach. .,
N.,,,,. or Sick H..d.ob, NAV h. prc,.0,.,. 49,,
They seldom fail in rsmorssx III. Nau,es and
Headache, TO which sc.,Alo- ar. 80 ubIoc.
rh.x AZ, o.o,i, rno, an. how.,. -.,n r..
|
For iA'o'''' A"'' ''ua'n' D'ioai' Female" and
>" P''''D- ~ '' ''''''' ''''' N' 'A1A''' '"
laxative, improving tia appetite, giving ton. and
vgor 70 tbs digestive organs aud restoring the na-
turL elasticity and strength TO the whois system.
The CErhALlO PILLS arc The r'Tai OF long IN
having been In uSs many years. during which uns
,hev have prevented and relieved van amour, q,
ting In the nor '0u' 'yS'o'n or nom d'I~nsed state
in'' nv '' 'eS''>''' III 'A'' ''"t ''"on
without making any change OF die. and the absenos
,.,' my ,so u-a' Is osmS,sn '' " '
sn.,,na ON Zach 10.
Bold bv pruuVtr,. and all o.hs, ds.,or in Man
oine..
A box will DO Gen, By mall, prepaid, on rooap, o,
tie
An order. should be Addressed !.
HENRY G. sPALp1No.
nc.d,r s,,.o, NJ VI
A H,O,. bo.,I. NJ sPIIDNG,s pRyp.Rrn
cItrn v,i,l .av, tan ,lm,. N. eo., annually
sPALpING's PREPARED CLUE
SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
apIrnNc,s pREpIRpnnrrv
-
sAVE THE PlEcEsl
ECoNoNYi DIsPATCHl
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families, is very desirable to have some cheap and
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EOR THE PILES

Tor THE PILES
DR.. UPHAN'S Vegetable P1ectuary IL q COZ.
tain cure for piles In every form. In the vorSa
cases OF this distressing AZ. ctlon, and whsrs al
other means have fAled, the pati'n, must consult
the Doctor Personally at hi. office, saT Fourth q.
DR.. Upham hOa devoted special attention u thia d.
ease for more than 20 year, and may 10 conyultsS
in relation to th's or any other complaint, from
o'clock in. the morning until oclock in tho even.
ing, at his Medical office, ssT Fourth 1t. I'd dcnS
frum the Bow cry, between Bowery and Broadway
+. q. WELLS CO., Genera Agents, ily Pranklln
st., MY. ~ 79ss'1N
THE BEST MEDICINE IN TIKI WORLD
FOR the cure OF dysentery, collie and Group, inisT-
nAlly ard rheumsts.., c''a brnlBaa, old sores and
pains in the limbs, tack and chesL externally, Ia
DR.. Tobias Venetian Lninsut; the money retirnst
" II ever fails no ons should no without II only
20 cts. Sold BY ali the drusgisH- Depo, 20 Co..
iandt st. "a 24S"''S
palm or WHITE LlLLlES-LADISr.
- have you tried this excellent alton FOR kAs
skini For PRESERVING and BKAUTIFYIHG aha
SKIN II stands lnrlvsled. To thoea VITO are l.
the habit OF using ChAlh bsllA, Neon Fan or LkJy
White, should try the
BALM OF wHITB LILLIEa
This delightful and highly perrumed prepsrSA9a
Ia unequAed for removing PIMPLES, BLOrCHhaf
TAN, BUNBURN, FRECKLHS and all nlpNrtse,
tons from the skin, rendering II beAuuhily e4sASi
son and white, nyAlins Nature In hsr fAire-n iorn
ID is warranted W be free from all injurious lnSre-
dents and N the article for . ladies tolls, TIY
IAdies-you will like H. Prce only % csnts. Oar
bo had Al 40 South Second 81, wuliAms6urgh, md
. 81 Eighth eve, Ne~ York. sa9s stac'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sHOCL.S
N bear In mind thai this u the season Of ths ya1
when aches and pains mssi fali. To avoid thass
they should NOT neglect trying The bssa rSmsdy "
uso-FurmAnb
RHEUMATIC ANruHmAro1
which u sold ~ the low price Of
II CENTS PER BOTTLE,
him " ~ all Iama0 49,
90 900 bottles have be1n sold dnos IL inirodnS@t
and from the evidence q those who have tos,sd ~
miraculous powers over Neuralgia, RhsumaAEnl
Sore Throat Pans in the B.ds, Neck, Loins, g..
also In GASES 81 PILES, stamps Il onos n iha
POOR MANS Friend
&c. bottle, try IT, and you win be oonVtnnsA
that we have not overrAted ID power In lhs lsasl
We have established agencies a the following
places Variety Store. 20 South Second d Drug
store cor. South eth and sth - Mrs.. BAk@1A u
south Ith SOS; and oor: Clynsr a and Wy,hs sys-
wiliisnsbargh- In Now Yo~k-A isoH Bo.sT
spsclAbas dzxEsisA,
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FuJRs.
a rrGNIiUN LADIhS /

"A FLRsli FURsii FURstl
Ihb old tGtsbAned New York Fur kianufAItur M
Co, DeToL ~ Chatham ~, ufw greater Induce
s'nto shan eyei. Row Ia the time ~ ga. your win
~ I'll u Tor ahC,ii hsN ths usuA price We have .
arge 'reSh, and she hcs selected gtock Of Furs 70
"iN'md, at She following very lcw rates -
Wster oh, CAPE, ht.a and CUFFS - IN VASE,
AinG, uu 4 Caps bud and Cufa, sl9 Marsh
Nnk y Cape MOI ard cuffs, 80 50 Fte.oL
1ilk, Gaze, And ara Cuhs, 81 10 SO; Fren III
tr'hch, sahe Ca . NJ "A ard cuffs, 81 " $40
french Mink Muf'a. "a " 81 Water Mink Mufs.
~ n 20 prench sahls Mnrl, Sc " % % waial
Ald Rick Mltin S1Capcs, % W So Vic, Irir.s, rs "
80 sable, Stone MN'tin, Pitch Martin, N nh Mar
lin, Brook Mink, and Grey Bbersn Squirrel, 40 ua-
ly ~ low. largo varsity u Children's Fancy
furs. New York Fur Manufacturing Co, Depo.
~ Chatham u. Cleaning, repairing and Altering
neatly done. FILMING, Manager. .eis aA.s.sss
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INRIVALLED
RHEUMATIC LOTION.

For the permanent relief ~ Tic DoloreauX, Neu-
ralgia, Tuuthache, Rheumatism, Nervous IIeaiache,
Cole, Cramps or spasmodlc Action of the Muscular
system.
1t needs no commentator 10 ensure continuance
with all those who have once used Il. II is an In.
valuable rem ciy--t acts like q charm ~ soothe and
quiet aud, analytic annhate all those subtle pains
10 which tina nervous system "a constantly expos
ed.
Also 70 he taken internally for Collie, Cholera,
DiRrThGa Cpmps In the st rmach, old and Obstinate
Cough--mlN one teaspoonfull OF the Lotion with
'our Of syrup or moasses, and take IN teaspoonfuu
doses three or four times day oitener, when the
cough Is Troublesome.
For Pain In the stomach, Painters Collie or Flat
ulence, take teaspoOnful In hot water aud sugar
VI hot a. YOU can spit
Try H. aud you VIII never be withoutn
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The NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEus o, ,h,,

Nctk says
Flrst Division ~ the French army In Russia has
suffered leo =. AN my uther division, becauu Nat
shAl Davout had made each soldier carry .tnh
bAndAges and provisions for himself n TO the,e
oessares every soldier will aid = s.,all quAauy q
that invaluable renely RADwAY'S READY M
LIEF, he will na on.y derive actual beneht during
the campaign, but will escape many hours Of pals
and suffering frum rheumatic affections In Aner Ia,
should he survive the terrible coates, IN which 0vi
country Is unhappiy engaged"
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REV. n. HIDBARD's

This salye II one Of those excellent things which
no family should fail " keep always on hand. For
Felons, biles, Painful Ulcers, CaTbuncles, or An
thrax, Commonly called Ant-heaps,l Ague In the
matte Pains OF all kinds. II Is a Sure Specific IL
allays the pain at once, by stimulating the cutice
and promoting local perspiration. The first apph-
cation gives immediate relief. II has been for the
Ast thirty years before the public, and It's reputation
and use Is daily increasing. All we ask Is trial, for
any OF these painful diseases, and We are sure thAa
you will realize all we promise for II.
Al these are a. useful for the family ~ the camp,
and should be In every house
Orders solicited and promptly attended 70. Ad-
dreA l02 Fulton q, Hsw York. ielo 9lac'al0
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GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD COAL OF
" first nnAIliY. nj the lnNYe mArknI nrlce
DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED, loves
A1puasible prioe-Teeth Allied with gold, 81; bone
10 oentA silver 90 cents and upwards tes.h an
Tacted without pain, and for those Of small meanA
% cents. Dr.. J. .. CONWAY, 100 East 4oIh 1t, DO
81 and I'd ave. seas q4Acsiiy
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nR. INGERSOLL IS THE MAN - cit
~ act the BEST teeth, best fitting plates, and mu~i
scientific tooth extractor that we Lave In New
ss3O 4ao'thi
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HOUSE FOR SALE-A RAKE CHANCE
- brick ho'se i"N2s, 2strry, aud high haze.
mont, viii rooms a. Il CELLAR go ii ,loae., &C. gAa
AID oftern water iu the house. lp 2bN OO. Tor "a
i Est New Yy,k; price 81 ,25o, terms $50 low D.,
aud tie ialnnge IN year, Apply H. 7 NICuOL-
ON, Builder Fast New York oi96'Ol
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T AND FOR ERS, GARDEN
l<rs aud milkmen,f you wish u purcnasc ., 10 or
30 acre, of the lest land IL fathusl, pny = miles
frufa CITY Hall BIcnklvn prices aud terms W SUIT
the iimeAl clll ON l. I. HERGEN IpC.lAr ANYn9 a,
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SALOON FOR SALE-0NE OF THE BEST
- Saloons down town for sale cheap for cash, ~
the owner Is going with regiment, Inquire $50
Pearl st. ol6 s'lAS
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vAPN1s BATHS.

ONB or TrE MOST POWERFUL
REMEDIAL AID TONIC AGENCIES
Known, and os-Ope -tive with the struggles OF Ma.
rURg 70 restore health n the diseased frame, r.
PIEBCYs PATENT
SULPHUR .vAPoE
BATHS
40. ioi FULTON ST. BAsExENTJ, OPPOSITE
TIE n D. CHURCH.
NEW YORK,
no wuIoUGuBY. STREET,
NEAR TIE CITY HALL,
BRooKLYN9
Many sftss leading PhysciAns q Brooklyn and
New York will tOsty V the virtues Of the Sui
PuUR BATH in the following named diseasest
RHrusATisS. ERrsrErAs, Gosr, SALT RHEux srHo--
UIA, PAIAr. HSUAALsiA. PiL-, DlsRAsns HRS, soss
TsnoAT, DisrIss or rnE LIVES, DrsrErsrA. HsAp-
Aoi- DuorST. AsrHuA, CArIHaa, CASoys. Cos.
s-yruoS, Lsrrosr. GAVIN, PHrLEo FLos. Boits,
AssG AsD ALI CCrIHEpus DISEASES,
THESE BATHS,
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Our troops will suffer great annoyance from d
bits and stings Of mosquitoes Those d Virgins,
and the ootton. rice, and sugar lands, exceed
ingy posenouA, and mfiict severe and olstinaAs
sorea and wounds II Railways READY he
LIEF spilled " the bitten part, 10 will IN fsw
momenh stop the most tantaliEing itching neuirs-
lize the poison, and RlAy Inflammation. Bathe tha
face and hands freely with the READY REILH
and water-the mosquitoes will not trouble yoa
X X, Remedies are sold by druggists and ssors.
keepers everywhere.
halfway A CO.
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nR. ROYT, DENTIST, 907 BROADWAY,
- three doors ahuye Goth street inserts beautiful
setts Of teeth ON his improved atmospheric plates,
With or without extracting the roots. On gold ~
low rs S23 silver, s. Rubber, $40 PlatinA, $40
artificial bone filing cnsorted without painl 80
work warranted Oci 2tr'iTe
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TENEMENT HOUSES FOR SALE IN VAN
Brunt ~, Brooklyn, on easy terms, and Of low
prices. Investments IN this property will pay the
purchaser interest at high rate Immediately with
prtspet uf la'ge increase iu value. Apply /, " r.
KELLOGG, ~ beaver st. n. Y. ola G.lli
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HARD srFFERINd


One Of the Privates Of the Eighth Rnrssnl Il
present in the city, relates ths following
"Aiter our ATrivAl NJ AnnspoliA, our LJnP&ny,
under CsIt. Law renee were employed in tha
trenches the first night We slept With our fess In
the water and our heals resting on oar knapsaou
fnr pillows In tie morning, our blankets, which
~A our only cnverinR were - vet with enf
heavy deNs thai We wranR tie water out 81 than
In streams; oar limbs and joints we're 80 sfif
that We could hardy move them. hsd Arss
bottles Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, :wo
81 which ! gave away ~ nay comrades, and
others. We all hathed our limits and ioins with
tie READY RELIEF. In few moments tas
lamereas and stiffness, pain and WEAKNESS, en Us.
We then-hsyii X no qunr with us-drpnk READY
RELIEF and water. This cheeied and invigorsssd
VS., and enabled u.s. with u . aid u two meals, Soa-
sisting Of hard biscuit and sst pork ~ stand qua
duty, work in the Trenches and wheolb.Irews fos
twenty -four hours, having only two hours rest. 9e
long NJ tue READY RELIEF lasted, we csuld per.
form duty, but when that gave out fell sick, End.
by tie order Of our Surgeon returled W this city.
aIn certain that n there WAS plentiful supply u
RADNA AVS READY RELIEF In the reglmsaA
suhsrngs would have lees trihinK. i ntsud
returning " my regiment IN few days, and -tl
take with me good supply. II is the reIuesa g
myself and most of my friends In the regimsnA,
That you take immediate STEPS " have RADWAFf
READY RELIEF Added 70 the medical atores Of
eyeIy regiment. Il VIII save his lives Of Thousands
Of our troops"
II suhering from thirst Weakness, fahrfa Q ~
spoonful 81 READY RELIEF, In a pimbler o. We
Ter, will prove OF greater service thAa A,sohals
Whiiky, OF any other liquor.
MOsQUITOEs
Our troops will suffer great annoyance from d
bites and stingu OF mosquitoes. Th0sa q VIRGINS,
and the ootton, rice, and sugar lands, sEossa-
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CAUTION.

A certain unprincped perSons are attempting 70
palm Cd on the unsuSpecting public limitations Of
my PREPARED GLUE, / would caution AL par
sons to examine before purchasing, and 500 thai The
full mama
~ RALDINd's PREPARED GLUE -
Is On The outside Wrapper. Al OshsU arc swinh-
ing oounisrssiA, noisu
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Hsunering rom thirst wslknaas, sasigrA ~.
spoonful u READY RELIEF, In = pumbier Of We
Ter, will prove OF greater service thAa A,sohal.
whihky, OF any other liquor.
, 1861-09-21

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Thc picket guards
Of the rebel forces near the Chain Bridge have
been strengthened by Al additional force.
4 detachment Of Federal .roops yesterday
ccnfscated 40 head OF cattle belonging to the
rebels near Lewinsville, Va.
The proprietors Of the National Hotel In
this ci J hava been arrested for selling liquor
to q Colonel in the army.
The ar ests Of the secessionists OF Maryland
continued yesterday. The Speaker Of the
lower House Of the Legislature Of Maryland
was taken into custody
Work has been recommended hers on the
new Treasury buildings a2d Oh the dome Of
the Capitol.
Mr. Kennedy, superi intendent of Census,
who has recent1y visited Virginia, expresses
the opinion that tie enery's force in front of
Washington does not exceed 100 600.
It ia Understood that Gen. Fremont will not
be removed from his command, but possibly
his movements will be 80 far impeded that he
will fesl compelled to resign.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-To-day Prince De-
JotnYlle, is receiving unofficial bat hospfts-
BILE attention from the President aud eeeEeta-
r. Of State.
A regiment Of Cavalry is authorized to be
raited In Colorado Territory.
4 ABerdan'e sharp shooter gave An exhibition
Of skiu before the President and 8 large num-
ber Of persons. The President llmseif made
O very good sot.
, 1861-09-21
FROM KENTUCKY.


LOUISVILLE, September Goth - Colonel
Crittenden from indiana, who WAS the
fl st to bring Regiment frcm another State
into Western Virginia, in mid Of the Federal
Government, Was the tlrzt to come to the aid
Of Kentucky. His regiment, wel armed,
passed through our streets towards the NHh-
vile depot this afternoon, and proceeded in.
tical1y received At different points on the
route.
Brigadier General Ward arrived to-day from
Washirgton, and will forwith take command
Of his Brigade in Ce1tral Kentucky.
A portion Of Gen. Roussaau's forces ara in
possession Of Muldraugh's Hill.
Judge Catron Of t4e United States Supreme
Court, issued to day a writ Of habsas corpus in
the case Of ex Governor Morchead, Reuben
7. Dn1rett and II. ". Bar, retuTnable Mon
day next.
Nothing Of importance from points south
Of here
Passengers from Lebanon report that the
| people from the county are coming In to Join
| the Federal forces.
Nothing yet has been ascertained Of the
mcvements In Southern Kentucky.
No telegraphic communication south Of
| Lebanon Junction.
". n Haldman, principal proprietor Of tina
| Louisville Courier, publishes . card in the
Journal tomorrow, requesting modification
| Of the interdict against the publication OF the
Courier, and agreeing to avoid publ!cstfon ol
any matter prejudici.l to the Federal Govern
meDt, and to be loyal to that Government
while Kentucky remains in the Union
FRASkfoR7, Ky-, Sept. 20 The bill which
eon to call for and take command Of the Ken
tucsJ volunteers, Was vetoed by Coy. Ma
goffin and passed over the veto in ths House
68 sgalnst e.
, 1861-09-21
MARE &0LYIERSs

The CHICAGO TRIBUNE il pitching Into the East
e-n :. atet for rot rAteinc more soldiers. All right
We hope when it gets through th1t 3oa VAL
.nKe Northern Illinois in tow- That part OF the
EAte II rut tdoirs 1te duty By srsat dea'-spfsng"
Eeld Journal.
The statement of the Journal is entirely
unwarranted by the facts. It may be true
that Northern Illinois has not contributed
10 Camp Butler" AS many troops as some
ether sections; but that only shows that
the Journals vision is limited to what is
doing Immediately under its nose There
haye been enlisted in this District for the
r.er;od Of the war more than sixteen thou
sand men. Has the Springfield District
done half rs well. Have any Of the South
ern Districts half way approached the Sec
oud, in the number Of soldiers furnished
for he ware Each Of the four Northern
Districts has poured out its men and means
on no parsimonious scale
The Journal should leave to 1B pro
slavery ne,ghbor, the Register, tho uogenez
GUS task Of slandering the "land Of Ca
man. which Is never behind in gooe
works, but always does its sha1e and a Lit
tie more.
, 1861-09-21
HOW THEY DO IT.

Whenever paper notorlouslY under
The influence Of any one Of the half'dozen
candidates for the Presidency in the Caol-
net. speaks of Gen. Fremont, the public IS
sure to be treated to chapter OF charges
that have probably not the least founda-
lion in fact. AS specimen, We copy the
following, purporting to be special Wash
ngton dispatch, from the New York
Iurld:
WAsHHeros, Sept. 1sth--The pressure on
the Go|erpmen. n. is very strong for the renoP,
Il of General Fremont. It is nov affirmed
1nat the Administration VIII be forced 70 su-
pt1eedt him IA consequence Of oFer"helzn1n{s
Evidences Of his incompetency. Moreover, 1t
is .tsted that he has been disabling II era
t.ects, ard Is w:stefnl'y extrsVagsAt Ia'k
1uns high on tLis m.ttar Tonight, and Gener,
sss Me;es and Barkt sre varionsiy spoken OF
q FttMan.'s ruccstsor- Tne Caofnet held q
I.ec4ire On this. subject to-day, sud i
Lccvn ,fa. tt. cravest charges against Fte.
nc2. came before It. No dccialan Las ~ ye1
been afri1ed al.
The H1orld does Simon Cameron's dirty
work, and that fact will account tor anJ
lumber of just such paragraphs as th'
o1>
, 1861-09-21

FRKxos7 - lorg string Of s,alwars fellows
w.re marching ga1y down The street yester.
DIV sf. eruoo1. They all looked jolly, end
1esrig al had carpet bsge: We inquired:
(Which way, hcy7:" Aad the reP', vas the
tke nsme. The boys 60 to him with
VII, azd more recruits caa be ob:a!zed for
his Department tban for aIs other. Com
pa,.:es recruited for his army leavehere nearly
every day. AK almost sny sqnad Of sturdy
yGaIg nen h9 at svids9t5 Of To 1oF 1ns wsT.
"FaHMoEr,n given With : hearty emphasis
ard g3ittsz Of the eye that tells how the
Eslsnt little NAE with nerves OF eteei lives IN
ste7rial
Lea, and that's the CRY az oFer the Vest !;
nn though the politicians who are making
s1aen's Wills carrying On the ~1r, nas
eose!a N ousting hin from his command,
1ne peopte having taken up his nane, and wiz
1nAAs eae@ near 1t again. Fremont! He s
*o!'h mere 70 the Unlor cause than Ill Ken
1ucty.
, 1861-09-21
Fall Election In Cook Ce3Aty.

lam and always have been, in my Judgment.
4 Democrat and sticklar for party disci pline
in the rouiustion and election Of all officers
IN the gift Of the people But looking Il the
prez ent condition Of our country, an fully
Of opinion that the present time demands that
parties OF every distinctive kind be merged
into patriotic desire only to save our beloved
county from everything but tbs nesesaary
coucomitants Of the civil war In which
We arc unhappily engaged. There are now but
two parties II our county. Ire Union party,
made up Of al men that 60 Tor sustaining the
Government Of the United States, and for put
ting down rebel1ion BY armed force q: Whatev-
er cost Of men and treasure, and the eeces-
sion parsy ,nade up Of the peace party and tns
fault finding Of every measure OF the Admin
istra!ien thst is calcal.ted to put dq"n rebel
lien. So, without further counsel, I'm tor 3
Union ticket this fall I want to see the peo.
I le come together In their strength, and fut
in nomination their best men for once,
srd that gathering let oar ears 6e sAntea %
with no discordant nota Of party. but ies ~
reIew their faith in our form Of dogs1nmens
By swearing that this Union must and ehAa oe
preserved, one and indissoluble, uoN ana
forever, With m anathema against all Ias-
| tore, and al the means they are now using 70
crush out tbs only treo Government upon
| esrtb. NAxHAE ALLEN.
Chicago, Sept, 20, 1851.
, 1861-09-21

Mr. Robert L. Lindsay arrived In town yes-
terday afternoon from 1ronton, md informs
u that fkirmish occurred on Thursday, 17th
inEt, 1t Black River, shout twelve or fifteen
miles southwest OF trenton, between three
companies Of Indisaa cavalry and body
Of eeceesicnists under the COMMAND OF the
notorious Thug and murderer, Beajs-
min Talbot The Indianians discovered the
gang and made q rapid charge upon them,
killing five and taking four pris oners, bssides
thirty: five horses and quantity Of arms. The
balance Of the rebels took to the hills like 50
many squirrels, and were soon lost in the
bushes and mountains. The Indlsnians pur.
sued them some distance, but tha rebels knew
the country 90 well that they eluded the,t zig.
Hence. ...
A new fo-t Is being erected BY our troops
upon hill between 1ronton and Arcadia 1t
First and the Illinois Twenty first we-e also
buefly engaged in throwing mp earth works for
defense. The Knob will soon present ! forni.
d.bie appearance, aud be able to resist con
siderable fofce-1Essoatri Democrat, Akh.
, 1861-09-21
FROM QUINCY.

Especial DispatcA to the Chitago Tribune-1
QUnc1, Sept 70, 1851.
A correspondent from Canton, No, to the
Whig this afternoon, SAYS that party Of
sbaut fifty Of Col. Woody&rd's command,
Who had been to carry provisions to their
families in the vicinity OF Edna, we're attack
ed upon their return by \ paty Of concealed
rebels 1T the Monticello Bridge, just as they
were crossing, who fred upon the front and
rear OF the party, vounding three Union men
and killing one horse The Union men stood
their ground and dred At the bushes from
whence the smoke proceeded, but with what
effect is not known. Col Moore had prsv;-
ous1y entered into peace treaty with the cit
izers Of Monticello, and this Is one Of its ear
Hest fuits. The citizens Of Canton are pre-
raring to pursue the rebels. II overtakan,
they will be severely handled.
Twenty. one sick and wounded soldiers from
CT Smiths 18th Illinois Regiment arrived At
the Hospital here THU evening