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CHICAGO POET orB1CR.

Daily Arrivals and Departure Of Mall
. TX&ID&.,
, 1861-06-13

THE VIRGINIA. REIGN or TEanon.-A let
ter from an old citizen OF ot'Washington county,
Va-, IN the southwestern portion Of the state,
Eay1: a..
l.. What timer We. live ,in.i revolution Of the
:woret form. In this part Of the Common.
Nealth, but one opinion is now tolerated
Please give me- = line Informing ms whether
you ara secure in 1onr Union position in the
Northwest: can not write to Jou With free
dom, for reasons that you will Understand
Tho intolerance OF our revolutionary: leaders
equals that Of the: French R.yolntion. :: The
violent few nile The orderloving may. am
shareholder, and identified With. the South
By both interest aud Affection. Ny children
arc sonthene1s to the manor born." Yet,
II had yoted against the 01dinanee Of Dam.
motios, should today be an exile or . corpse.
Tho vota throughout the 6ta.e is worse than
mcckcy; It Is an outrage But am get
ttEg too bold. / write to think: Jou: for the
Enquirer that you were 10 kind asrto have
aent to me. What an antagorlsm between
mnnJ Ut sle speechea Of members of the Con:
vcottcc, and thei1 eubscquent acts.
, 1861-06-13

A LEN Y ANE g. co,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the eae Of Flour. Grain Beef Pork HA1ns, Lard
Rnt;es, chss:e Seeds. Dried F:ui:a &c,. ~ South
Agents Ter Hamburg and Wcstera Bcserre Cheeae.
ALLEN VAKK. An&3A1eS-iy B. sToNE-
, 1861-06-13
E~ Oak Orchard Acid Sprin

Pamphlets eonts,ntaE the opau1cEa ofeeaabss-
te Chemists and Fhyhciaas respecting tbs use Of this
h4211n 1ha czse o1 many diseases ct ths hum&a TT
eG, valibs supplied gratis on application to
:. - III REED CO,
Wholesale DrusEsa,
Caieaa7 N.
a CALL yA1 AFAuN1
hpzeHH1Y
, 1861-06-13
Northern Slaves Sold to tho south-A
Z eVv T1Gnfe1. j - ::
Hn &hAr ~nf41 ~.

eW E1Eufcts = + ::
70 the Editor Of the New York Times:
I 1i.h you would gf7es an emphatic denial
to the false aecueatinnc contained in the arti-
Gle copied from the London 7n,es, wherein
that Paper states, IL that it ms : pieca Of
khavery in the Northern people to attack the
4tnstttution,' after they had mado money By
selling their oKn negroes to the cotton grow
tM' f. Tasn Slavery ~ no, longer profitable at
The statistics from the census give the best
nnsWeE TO all such elanderous etatcmeuts:
In 1850 there were In the Ne1-Eug1and
States, 7,746 freo blacks and 9,s49 Slaves. In
16c0, after the acts for emancipation had been
passed, wc find there were II, ,S17 free blacks,
md ,3S2 slaves, Allowing one per cent. per
annum tor. the natural increase Of the tfee
black population, the total number would
hare been, In the year 1850. only $3.50: where
as we find the number 1851, proving beyond
dispute that the emaneipated slsyes became a
part Of: the free black population. -:
The came is true Of New York. In 1890
there vera e, ,0s0fee blacks and Il, ,oss slavea.
In 1880 there wers a, $40 free blacks aud %
sl&ye1- ~. -.
Respectfully, yours; =: -J.:R n.
, 1861-06-13

T. fFm9a n o r sstiemss Ras Rh9 e
well posted upon oil matters, who has just
returned from tour Of the region, that there
has been regular stampede from that vicinity
for the war. It Is mostly among this work
men and those discouraged individuals who
have prospected for time without success.
nS psE ~ Sog hy Thas On h,n
for the success Of the War. There has been q
great decline In the price Of oil It can be
bought now on the ground for fifteen cents
per gallon, When few Weeks ago 1t WAS bring.
icr twenty five Cents
, 1861-06-13

Vanity F&ir1.
REBELS vs. PATR1oIR-The first coma IN
der or Ban; the second come under our Ban-
neri
cd, SENTIMENT BT 4 PEsSsYLyAN1AN.- The
reign Of Old King Cotton is over: now let us
see what ne can do for Old King Coai1
JusT As THEri P1HAsE-A Southern paper
speaks OF the. Iron Men Of the South" This
fs rather like making Hardware OF them
Very we'll; let them Be Ware!
Ak ARTICLE WHICH VIE HOME Will. soox
BE SPOKEN OF. AS 7m :" LIGHT OF OTHER
DATs."AThe Red Taper. +
W1CKED M.1EsTs.-The Babel Soldiety.
TIE DRKD Scorr DEcIs1oH.-The decision
Of the seceders in regard to an attack on
Washington eeems to be the real Dred Scott
decision, -.
, 1861-06-13

put down on the Is Railroad List" as worth
eighty cents en- the dollar. There is also q
Fdssne,'s Bank Of Illinois, which does not ra
joice in the favor Of the railroads, and 1t Il
quoted as uncurrent, and worth forty cents
In the bills OF, the latter bank, the word
s'Fa.ner's" is IN small letters OF The uppel
1ett.hand corner Of the bill, with the "B5nl
We notice that ZONE cute holders Of these
bills, With no more conscience than stump
tail makers generally, have torn off the word
Farmers :" aud thus dontled their invest
ment by converting the forty cent into eighty
cent stumptail," and in this shape 1t p5eset
among the nsuspecting.-RsoriaT Transcript,
, 1861-06-13

STRENGTH OF THE REGULAR ARMY.-The
organization Of the Eleventh aud Twelfth In
fanty, and their enrolment on the books of
the regular army Of the United States, makes
It consist Of twenty-one full regiments, in
stead of nineteen, Is heretofore Tho Mill
taIy force Of regulars Is, therefore, at present,
- follows: Twelve regiments Of infantry,
four Of artillery, one Of mounted riflemen,
and two OF dragons. The commissions Of
the oft1ce1s transferred with the volunteers
have been made out, eifen to them, and
registered-N T. Century. -.
, 1861-06-13


oh; vlv rhonrd the s,1r;t of n1nofrta1 ba n,oud,
like SEIfr heating metenr- II fast flvin5 clond-
< 4ssh r. the 1ixhts inn~s hresi- ~ 10 9ssvn
Re naaseth .from life hi bts reet in fhe crace
The 1caves OF the oak and the willow shall taas,
soas lie sns foR ao high
Shall cIunbte to dust and together ehalI lie.
rs. ;z,.n.. .........,,,.
1as thef, 1 e dnas motaef TT snd lniant W9o oiest
a>N' al a'S away ~ %''4' =" es1'ne " teSs'
The maid On whose brow, on whose cheek, IN
whose ere.
shene beauty a1a plsasgraIhsr = t5iomphs are BY;
ana aAke ron NE minds o. me living erased
praised. -.. ;.
The hand Of the King, that the eceptre hath
bn!ce.
The brow ot the Priest. that the MitEe hath worn,
Inc eye OF tae 5age, aGq the hcsft q the brave,
= A..
Ine peasant, whose iot vas to soW and to reap:
1ne ne1oslnan. VINO cnmoeo "1tnlnis goats up the
The beggsS. 1ho wandered + IN search Of hts bread,
so ~. ron,t,tnac ,o.. v,-. M =: r,,r.. =. ,..,
That 4 withs5s - MaEay to let othess succeed; =.
To repeat every tale that has often been told.
, 1861-06-13

k@ OH1 U0eeIHueuI uas uuW A1UHt1 a0Q III
ac11ye service, one hundred and fourteen YES
sells Of war. This naval force is sufficient,
properly distributed, to close every Southern
port of entry. If about as many more staunch
and fast gun boats were added, 1t would be
enough to cut of smuggling from the smaller
lnlets and harbo1B, which may go on to some
extent, 50 long as all our ships Of war are oc-
The Mississippi river & Is u IN e especial need OF
gun-boats, not only for the inland service, OF
aiding to clear the Mississippi of all rebel
transports or other craft, thus making the
blockade felt within their own limits as well
o eacag; she9s hss B'afa fas a
been constructed all the way from Vicksburg
to Columbus, Ky.-Gn. Commercial
, 1861-06-13

" This crack company, which ia to bc the
color-bear:Dg company Of the 9th Regiment
Wisconsin Active Militia, would like few
more members. Levi B. Raymond, Esq,
lately Of this city, ean be found toaay only 1t
Randolph and Dearborn streets, Under the
Matteeon House, to receive the names Of those
who would like to go with one of the best rifle
companies in the Northwest.
Tho company will probably 60 into camp
at Madison, and be reviewed at Beloit to NOR.
TOW (Thureday), by Col: Cutler, Of the Sixth
Wisconsin Regiment By late act Of the
Wisconsin Legislature, every soldier who ha,
a family to support will receive fire dollars
per month extra pay during the term Of his
enlistment,
, 1861-06-13

It may not be unlnteresting to our readera,
considering the present disturbed state OF at.
fairs IN the United States, to glance over the
following List of Her Majesty's ships on the
American seahoard, which has been carefully
compiled from Official sources, and comprises
the number Of ships, guns, men, tunnage and
tho names Of the commanding officers On the
North American and West India stations:
, 1861-06-13

T ONES d CARTWRIGHT.
, 1861-06-13

IS The SENATORIAL QuEs71oN.-The Chicago
TRIBUNE favors the appointment Of q Doughs
Democrat to the Senate, to fill the vacancy,
and recommends Governor Yates to appoint
such one.
We have no objections. Courtesy indicates
that course, though perhaps Justice doea not
demand it-Menard lildI
, 1861-06-13

An 1APRovED CATEcH1su-A wound mis-
Of our city, whose requirements are rathsr
beyond her four summers, Was faW days
since repeating the catechism at her mothers
knee. In response to the question, WHAT
did God create Z" che said, "The earth, the
sun, tile moon, the stsrs-and str;pes P'LBes.
fast Journal.
, 1861-06-13
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON &

~ QUINCY RAILROAD. =:
Passenger TRIMS leave zud arrive at Chicago FOL
lors:-lEail leaves 1t so !. Il. Gundsys eIcepted1
strives st 6ee r; ~ GandaM e1esp.sd) E5pre...
Us !. =. AosdsyA excspted9 Anrota Accoza1noda
g. C. HAMMOND. 6up9.
, 1861-06-13
l.,.., y. q
RHur0ans..
GREAT CONSOLIDATED
M ...~,.- ,ILNHil
-: !: CINCINNATI; And CHICAGO

Ill, l..,:.: An LINE RAILROAD.
FuEtY Miles thu Shortest RAuts to EIncI1naH
indianapolis and Louisville.
Depot ChtcaXei dkly, u touoW1s
9:I8 A. M.Day EIprcSs, t89n1xJs eItepted1
rHRoHGH no GiNCINE4TI AND .LNDLANApoA
-: L1s WITHOUT CHANGE oF CA6a, p4..
Eond Tor pcqua. Urbanh, DAYTON. 1eois, Coiuobus'
sou71Ix1H CosSEcmo2s-As indianapolis kor
FIanEEnn+ Coiu1bus5 Madison. 4sgEeneenu5x. JenS~
9ony1Ne and Ill psf1ts In Central and Southern II.
dIac4; 9lso for Lori.y11e Frankfort Lexington and
Ill po11ta Bouth
Connections At Cincinnati for H2mden, Marietta
FMkeahaIf. aud po1nt4 On the Ohio River.
1as q Elne14rau onl1 Il hcuzs. Elegant 61eepfnE
Th5ouGh tissen hy tsis Hne can b obtained at al
principal KatlErAd 0fccs In tie Nofthwfsk and tho
EoEpany's utice, No. Is Randolph srset, Chicago,
funte1 the ehettuan Huuse1
JOHN BRANDT, Superintendent
CNAa E. F0tLETT, GenL Ticket Agent, : mJ1s
, 1861-06-13

1ts Is Inc greeting often fozn their fiena1
h shoss becoming r1ematuzely krsy o. bald To
k7od anything 20 unpleasant yuu have only te III
LYONS EATHAIRoE, ths nsEt e1re1lent aud pop
u. preparation tsr ths Hair eTss made. Sold evory
~hesn . mYf1.im
, 1861-06-13
Hntflligrttcf @Hrrs

HEN RAJ EMPLOYMENT
- - AAMEhcf, Church Block, 1o9 Clarf xtrnef- ChI.
SSaG Sf1 nMSs ncM aos t1nppytng Farm Hands Rsiifosd
6as6 e6 af1ts p5a m n1;sP Gs s q
Once Box 1RAz. 8TkW1KT HH HSff HEfT{ftriEs Il E1ss
Good serranta ay ind respectable xiiaatons * tS,,
, 1861-06-13
n B. COOKE. q CO.'S

haw1ooAHcz1ne ..
EsTABL1aHED IN 1sss:' ~; .
Standard Edition of tho Layxr... :: !.
T1H sr4ru1Ee q ILIIso1s- -Publlshed by authoE1+
y Of the Stats aud With the approval Of the Supreme
court, embracing Ill IAws- now In force-ncfudlog
thosa passed At the I'D 6essoo Of the General Asse
by. 1851.
ne wfolc complete IN 5 Royal svo; volumes.
I1lCe *12.35
and 1851, may Be h1d kepArAte1y for ..,...,. 80
The 6eteiou 1A1B Of LII. uay Also be h1d top4-
M eont..ns Iii tse Ls4: ii ae stsis ns@
y those passed At ths I'd ses!on Of
3. B. COOKE 4 CO, III Lake street, Chlearo,
, 1861-06-13
0II: WHY SHOULD THE SPIRIT
OF MORTAL BIZ PROUD.

HT ABRAHAM LINCOLN, 1eQ.., or ILLINOIS, now
- PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED sTATEz. -.- =
, 1861-06-13
.Ratltoaps::s ;,li:: =


" RAHRo15 LIN. .-,-1:I -.
SUMMER RARRANGEAfENT.-
.TcXsoEzpress csEz Tratae 1es1e Hat sldo oaioa Dspss
Dsy Express md Nal &. 500 L. T. daily. {szeept
Joliet tnd FumipEtnm Aecommodatloo, a. A;3&
d11y. excerpt BundayJ
=, 4I1s SEft1!e ftuu1 St 1ou@ It GOO AM. an1 7a08
r 3aNof ii oa1ys " ss3sspt aunday3 .-..
a * ~ .MaI12in9ton Accoua!nodaaoa af11sAA u
: n5is >'@'''' ''1Gs,k L Misoa, supt
, 1861-06-13

Aigbtntng 'Knns. :

COPPER LIGHTNING RODS,
- and Al kind. Of Lightning Rod P,tats and F1x
tuScs hnufa ctured and snpp1ie to Agents and D1al
ert. Pamphlets sent nee. E. r. MAR u. oIco n
g Do1ts Hnidnc, cor Clark and South Water stxcet1
ItcoSo, 108s tMee B1L3l my -lX;U
, 1861-06-13

MICHIGAN CENTR RAnx
NAR0AD.
o11ar nru1a.n ua..-.
nSet1
70 New Tosh, New, England and tae
49,, ,,.,
!sHss aen oa'ea uspe'' 'e'' e' AAs' Streets
|. trott at h1Fm-
oN tipp 81 IL }e1seRs oa9n1s: ~.
ridre III m T. GIbanny HI L: -; q Naa
a9I ? "a "a RostSn k9ston ~
S1I dosA A.9 oossu4 ~ EAE..Gs 3s1SePt
SE4sNx145] %5t1sg ~ 14Se;tuas ~ ~ 4 as
snsncnsion s R.td1e X - ar BnHsjo 81 =. m
am 7;ss;s5 ESssSs - r.. -. @. -.s. =: sI> =
oeo thponmn q ts2n.. tsA52Esas fe3Seps su7aAIlr
comp 1g E15a r. d S1Ganna2 II II y houls
oo~ Sst1nis1i nv f.s - f. 1ltea
! 51r1 51111Iy, 1InyS,,s;IsEF s2HuoEa y Niaeaa1aa II Il
s...snnFy.a as.feut nnsft 1nH t1 - aoaIs
rra rnirs sfsnt s,e"rsr1 -ss - M ean aA IN z
r,.uo fsho-bai sfrhn.r.%
| @se1so 0~>o
| THROUGH TICKETS for sA9e IN IN principal Han
IsFn and nrarh1rr strsts fnnter iho renont Honsei
$:::::::: 4::ss
$1,000. = e--- = -e-@-9e- @Ae1~ - .
| tH1CAdO AND NOKIA w EtSI:
, 1861-06-13
~u1rAco a p0rr IcT AN

CHICAGO: g. ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LINE.-Passen2er taiux dspAf{
dc1 and 1174se Ut ChfeA1o ~ folio11:
psz r Iess md Nal 1esve 4 1904 II. sadaz1
-N:Eht K1prsss le.Tss 4 8 800 T; = sssa!d.ss ax
Joliet tAccommodauon 90 r NJ SUNDAYS oxcept
WI 6r JuH1, 8en1 Agent ds7
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

orNcr Scsrsrse-f-e majority y ha'F ~sshes.
hair rs sar TONES hair oils. The nrr7hsris- r-<pS
fsicns which are ~ b~fore tt public uDaef soes
axrrasagaat. bypeFbclcai srd fantastic ,i,et A.
..e "a add - -ho~-~lndo~ cards. and ne~spaPer
heading. as hair preperauars, sre al hunbugso
;Ae arst water ..sir rs.i merit ~hen tbsy possea-
ssy. a. tat tAey do - harm Hogs lard, waaIs
81. ard oil sweet ca, scented All ccicred, alss ~.
~han u o~s1tifd wrappsrs. an white eLnt gis.A
so<les. - csstest character = tories- al ~heo
shus costly 80 eaptsed nth aore III syliab.s .@fra
III caught by ~er,iazt vons ani ca Of b'.h SIX
- such s net Tie ehs-ac-er q Pref Wcct's Hair
Rsstorelve- hts rtrtienancoraes before ths void
zssb,ut any nigh fa,ziia'' xlophiaioriura.
oshsr astounding ant s-srtlns estcApsnny teri hy
ar'rly advertl-s a VAR Resiorsrve-~tst Il ex-
pre-ses pr~cssslyassf f.e-to-atiTe 4 arts- Bay
Pro- Woods Hair Restorative, an a. you value yr"r
-reip. ay> your ICY era.as apply notAizz e-e tor
=. nay = la y0y y0u WI - sec woe -ubst-Oee
ih4n E-,rfaned ara al o. yeur ersrinn- IssDsInb~r
Wool cestorative for ~ hair i he bst article
taat inSivim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
a. con,unnp.i,esr

TIE aa7>Esissr. lawn beer sss,oset - tsei,A J.
~ w-exs - very SIMPLE remedy E,er having s1i-
tss~s ssyrral ysass Viii ssvc-e ic-S s~eetor, nd
.hsl dscat disease. Gear .rup-ens Anxious = ssse
zD0sz = IS fe;lsa -s-asrvr, IT, -le4zs q rSTa
T. tk1se ~ s.sA = :. e, 10 VII 80 10y
re Fr.ssripson s-ed gree q cAArgel With IA dzec
sor- % preparing snt aai1S 10 sl--s, whsch tAey
vil 6rt sure cure sor Cou-rr ., Ast-Els. Hrrz-
hit. 10 10 oaly ot.crs q e. advertiser , ,
ss1z-a. -ss prescription - bsnsft t-s sfnrt~s an
sors - .e.-z-.eu With &c ccDeeivo 70 he irvalcE-
tie. - ts hopes every sr~rcr VII ny Ais reroey,
a. Il costs .seu n,thirg, Ana nay prove Sie 'sinS
2sss-os ~.aEils he pfcserpson MI P,ea-e a1drr@-
~ EDWARD A WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG,
...iSa~i~ sinx County. y. 7.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

IL n-iers'ss>'. r.4rsa.l wststnskss- sss
dssiefi in nsteass, hss.tg soasi.t ard sola AIS.
ca "~'eA-s sor sHHf-r q year pest. az bs,.a.
cess' 10 al nncs q i'rast Watches f5g uacs
lois~r period of tine, by state hat tGsy has~
never dealt ~ wsscbes ~tirh a ciAss, O. sr isr
tidaAi ias,snses. have h,en mere satisfactory q.
'hein='lve~ q c1stosn~ss. ~bether IN r.~,--r. d
durability, beauty q hSi'a, nsihsnAtc.lly oo.r-H
properties. soSrra.s oenpsnnst.cu sFs ssl-ssuss.
o. ofene ssns< te~piao rss4ts. tisr tbo- rssvC.o.
tur~r - the Nsitharc COMPANY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
"Redused BY Dyspepsia TO mere
SleietOn.-

cr@Kp ~ '.B1rEAvx's HollASD BsrrrsA"
Mr. 4. Xatehett. trader probably - ~ei.-sao-s1
- ~ 1An Il Western PennsyivAals, ststss - So
Io~s n net Nth = farmer N Arnssrcns oooaty
sso rea1osc - cys2spsis 70 = lsere ske!eton
,ersu-.et LIN - y o0sJe q Borrhsvs's Holland
nstss,.. ls!.e,las IL would cuss hin Meeting Tin
sSEzs =.sEtas sstsr. WAT W. Dy ss..riaAzasnt q
ellseg hi-a "a = Hearty nan, II Ia re be Nv
wel.s~i two hundred ysuncs. sad I'll 'Ais sccdsE-
fl change lad bseu f-c.uesd = BrshsyV'l Hoslaad
s,ers - which be a..rioutct sa.s b. rata y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
The Grsat English Remedy
sry JAxrs CLIENTS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILIS :
p-sssrt8 f,oz q 2res<riefi4a q 81 J. Cssra
~ y PAssse.as EErrao<ainara y u Qae.r

= L 4 r y ~ a n - Il ha-fA<tA<fs ILL
p-sosrs4 ror q 2ressriefiea q ssr J Css-ss
70 % Pas<seias Erfrao~fissrs 70 III Q4es-s
his lnvAl1ss.. a..l,iae j. laiGl1s Z ~ esr,s
si tso-s s-fas AS; ..sros-s si.-.ses - 49, u
Sea-, sS-sltau.a i srt'~rs fssesrrst-s az "a
-s.s.. ssl -se-ss-s a. os-sa.t<rs. A. -,-<.y
-ure nay b. r-ll~l ca
10 NAKSTT0 i-nfES
y sr>rrceiAfiT saitet- ! IL = = - ess
ss-rs = .he raasi,y sssist ~ g-.@shy-
Tlrk e,ti's. pf.es % ts.,f essSt 81 ep~crs.
'a.zt STAMP efcr-sf rrils-sc. - pr~~~ns cS-at-r-
sssss
cArrfox
- PIE f1,.sf * - sli-ar !, s,-se-<s 4s~- %
~ <TES7 rERSE Y0Nz1y ~ P,>,x ~,
~ ~ sl-s = 1ri-g 81 .Nsc1r~sses. - a ~
-. liars ~ ere -lf-
= 81 c>-ts q Nerves a11 sylaa LEsecoas, Pair
y - Bt1x Al tGes. - e siisSs sseTstos
7-4f.---cz e tse Hear. Hr--s,4,s - w1ss~s,
49,. III - sT-rt s -ars ~tse al c<Asr r.s<ss
49, f.1sd. ~ aisso1sA p-~r-rful r-ssesy. -
~ -ouf1.n ri. e4los.si. anaaooy - sryt1irs
s-rrsli y n ec--slfnfiar
fli dirrctloa. IN ~ pan5sis, aro,4as esra rae.-
80. - ssezi1 - esrsf-ay pssssrv,4
SIC ss.us 81 a. Crit.d ssleo< s14Csnsda.
g,lB soSFS Ts.tI {. E.lsp.a &c
Ss.bes,>-. \.
al - s-l s--<.a.. ssrpr srrlos-a - "a,
rs.r,s- ss-a,. ~is 'ssa-s so't,e. sc<'ains1s -
pril re.-Ta n-.il 50 - Cu1rlnsf-s-
- u fs----'8. rsrr- Hsa.r. sna Al go
Drsgs. 'mystszn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
FANCY DRESS SILK
AND BLACK SILKS.

e''J yards Rich stripe Fancy silk At IS cents.
These Silks cost 81 .2) 20 irnport
Beautiful Shades and Quality Plain Dress
Silks, In Blue, Brown. DTab. Tao. Ash
-. Rose. etc
Our entirr sso-.k Of Faae. -ilk. III -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
WATCHES.


az ThE ANFHcAS MATCH oosrAsY :.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

ends. il quite another matter. They will doubt
less succeed to some extent in 60 doing, but oil
the advantage they may reap from it will be
clutched at the expense of the cause to which
they profess such noisy devotion.
We would not have the Union movement ignore
oil who have been decided and conspicuous in
our past party contests. The names of Dickinson
and Robinson on our State Ticket give assurance
that past zeal in the advocacy of partisan convic-
tons is not bar to the favor of the new organ
ization. Yet it is advisable generally, in the
selection of legislative and local candidates, to
prefer those who have won distinction and favor
rather by personal qualities than by party SER
vices. Let candidates be taken from all the old
parties but let them be such as have challenged
few riyalries and provoked fewer enmties. Let
them be men of conceded ability, Of unblemished
integrity, aud of unconquerable aversion to legs-
latiye iobbery and political corruption. Let the
Union local tickets be composed, as the State
ticket mainly il, of men who do not seek Office
but who are sought by it-let them be fairly Sc
lected from the wrecks of the various parties,
and the State will be swept from Lake Erie to
the ocean by majority unprecedented IN her
history.
These are words of caution not merely but oil
Indictment also. The venal, the selt-seek'ng,
the grasping, will always be on hand. Ihey
know how to help one another If the feop'o
movement is to be saved from disgrace and rum
the Vaccinations of this busy handful must DO
met by resolution, activity, vigilance. those
whose concern is for the cause must be on the
alert as well as those whose only care is Tor
themselves. Let the Union movement have fair
play in the house of its friends, and 1t may safely
defy all the Vaccinations Of its enemies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

le,. The nearest enemy Is full twenty miles .~~~
thoush it Is not improbable that the Rebels NAV 49,
landing from Roanoke Island and attempt to rct.Ls
the forts. Gwen though the victory should not be M
lowed up on tie North Carolina coast its n,portsns.
viii be none the less, since the key-point Of A..
Rebels will have BEEN token from them
late letter from Norfolk states that certain h,,.
cannot be bought for love money. Among these srs
boots and shoes, especially for soldiers and womo,,
the price Of common shoe of either SORT whence.
there was pair on SALE being $40 to S15. Coffee wv.
nearly as scarce, and domestic cotton cloth ss nsa,I
out of the Market and bore extraordinary urces Th
closing of Hatteras Inlet, through which wba, f..
supplies they had were obtained win mate,ial,v =.
crease the luxury of these and other articles eoualv
scarce.
Last night there were peculiar signal lights show,
from Sewalls Point. Craney Island, Pig Point, ana
Yorktown. That al Yorktown appeared to be ou;,. |.
large globe iiluminator with red and blue IiObts n
was elevated or suspended at great hight and couM
be distinctly seen in answer to the other lights.
The Paymasters Of the I'd and 7th New.York ana
10th Massachusetts regiments arrived to-day and made
glad the hearts of many men.