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ST. Lor1s-Wc quote tho following from the
Daaorat Of yesterday:
Theru has been a regular daily advance OF per
cent In the selling rate OF Exchange pot1 nssc au4
ut Chicago for thu l.st few days. the one
by the other, aud NO good causc gwen ior cfsncs.
The rate today for sight On the Est w pes cent t
ss | s' cent bsIo
the.e figures s.y little business ,f as do,n os5ont o
Of It's renching the old rate OF prem Illinois
currency Is not IN large supply.
PnuADstru1A.-The North american Of satur-
day says; .-- '---
The Money market is without any new feature.
cali Looms arr making at 6. and FIRST class paper u
rearce and wanted at y9lo per cent. but second
and third clsss uaInes, OF which the bulk Of the o.
ftrngs arc 1andc up, meet with Glow sale at 126t3
per cent. per araum. Exehnnge and specie are
fraction lower
cscw York Exchange. K1:: premium
Country Funds. -.....---.-...- SG- ulseoaht-
SEw OR1EASs.-The following is from the
Ticoyuae Of Thuzsday: =
Tbs money market f. growing stronger, and the
llsppsitiou to invest ii undoubtcd Is on the IN
crease Some transactions were effected IN strict
II Al names 1t 11Qls PEI cent, and the latter h-
usc ivan refused lur prime mortgage seeuf1ts.
Some short paper Tod passed nj ieGDf3 per cent
Thcre Is a great abundance OF unemployed money,
of the future, are putting II ont very spaIinGly:
FnEel.n exchange WIS ayain higher today Clear
Sterling sold a. D r5nge Of 10a91Ol, and one or
TWO favot5tc s1gnatnrta were held above The
amount Offering Taa rather limited. so.ae bull
ness Was done in Bill Of Ladiug Drafts at 1o1G
1ol4.
The GnAxD TRIxk RAILWAY COMPANY, OF Ck
"Fn-C t:f =
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Weekly Review Of Chicago Market,

Tuesday EyExINu, Jan. IL, 1861.
FREIGHTS-The following are The ruling rates
for Eastward bound freight At the various railroad
offices OF the city.
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:7sesy - -
Cbit!::a!!4o=Gtibtttte "a!
WEDNESDAY; -:1ANuARE56srasai
,MONETARY-
TcIsnkx: :EsE1Hss.s 1xn- Is. 1861.

Tr1snkx* *EyExRss.Js Is. 1861.
The day has been haxr7 warm. and nnooniosta~
le. but in snIte of. tho: unfavofabls weather the
streets have neen ae,,se and tsir otbusness
hss bsen done; Currency: for, Tho. daJ or TIM:
f,as been Ii better aenana, and has helped 70
s,r1sy down exchange anothcr; friction, to-day.
The demand for iticanslanes 1c9y flight The: esr.
rent rata to-day has Per eent premium, ,hnt
hest customers could probably obtain concession
on round lots 'of;3x@x nom tho ruling ageres
Four to nxe cent. were the street rates, and We
presune sales we're made below the lower dgafc
Theb'a paid41sD Ds and ppnsht cautiously at these
dgurce. Purchases arc rcstrictcd- TO the. actual
wants OF enstomest. Al the prices named y dta
moi sec5n desirable to Keep 4 over night.
Gold; nominal -enytn: psiee {; selling PEI IT
premium -: ~; ~. :. !, -. -.
Money for III re=l bas ppspo.es1 IL aepnaans;
indeed Ii vas nevct more 50 in this cttE5Good ra-
per Is wanted, md discounts are readily o.
talaea as per cent, q! sot
manage to Ct much xboro hctsSplAr lanE raec Of
discount, and the feet IS The afsse3a=s PAPER =
saree 1t any price. ......-.-.
PREMIUM AND uScURREST FUNDS:
The following table shows the closing natce Of
off. Gszus: I Adams Esq, editor Of the Chicago
Rank Note List No. II Clark ST., for uncurrcns
,rooSv cvrtsnrp &c.
, 1861-01-16
massachusetts and south Carolina.

Massachusetts and south Carolina.
Bos7ox, jan. 15.-1n the House Of Repre-
scutatlyes yesterday, Sir. Tyler Of Boston IN
trotluced a resolution that In view Of the great
suffering In South. Carolina, the Immediate
consequ noes Of the citizens oftlat State act,
ins upon mistaken idea Of their rights and
obligations, md In yiew Of tho ananasaee ana
appropriated from the State Treasury to be
Invested in provision and stores for the relief
Of our suffering fcllow-connt15men IN that
State. =. ,r,,,.,
The Senate Committee on the Militia yes
tcrday presented . bill, which WIS ~, ,rSad ence.
State. ~ ..~...
Coz. Andrew sent in Communication, &C
companicd= by a communication from GoV.
Morgan, transmittin ing the resolves Of fle New
York Legislature; rendering the az OF The
State to the President OF the United states'
, 1861-01-16
HOW THEY SAVE THEIR
ILL = FUNDS OUT WEsT!.
THE GREAT FIRE IN MILWAUKEE,

SoUOs UUV.
M1LwArKKE, January lst 1851
AEssRa. HERRING & Co. Chicago.
Gena-I have succeeded In removing from the ruins
the City Safe It was in sc rfta stoIy and ftlI ds
hours. One OF tile castoEs and pntes were melted o
alsgthe knobs FEtu ~ APPEARANCE o. H. safs +
the contcns were used up. great deal ot Interest
IVES By every one = see opened and var
Que Individual offered to bet t .. II any watcr bad run
inside OF 1t that Il had formed Ice Another sai 1ier
nrg: i contained large an9nnt @ Of or1ers notes @
$S0l01 Everything was In Just good orderas when
nut In, except slight dtstDluf2tlon BIZ 6tC5nl.
Yours truly, LANSING IUSSE1I.
, 1861-01-16
Important from, washfngoton.

ImpoFtnnt from WashfnEotons
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-Personal friends Of
the President say it is absolutely decided not
to reinforce Fort Sumter, because sending
more troops there would tend to produce
Irritation, and .rcinforcemcnts are nnnIes-
slry. ...
The South Carolina Commissioners now
here are exceedingly conciliatory.
Militia field officers for the District Of Co
lumbia, recently appointed, were commissioned
to-day BY the President
It has been decided to send Ms. Holt's name
to the Senate for Secretary Of War Tomorrow,
anil 4. B. Greenwood Of Arkansas, now Com.
missioner of IntIian Affairs, for Secretary of
Interior He is decided uAiou nan.
The Charleston papeFs state thAt resolution
was adopted on Monday In The Legislature, re-
qucsting the Bank OF South Carolina to nd
vance 3l5o, 900 for military contingencies, and
the bank has siguifed . willlnSnessto comply.
The above item OF $4,000 Is merely for
contingencies. The whole expenditure for
military purposes incurred amounts to s.
100000.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-1t is understood that
the South Carolina agents nov here demand
the unconditional evacuation Of Fort sumter
with d view to avoid the shedding OF blood.
The Administration has not yet considered the
propositions.
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~ aen at nnb;ic suction to tic highest bidder for
fass = 9ssS e IT, as a1 II
ef ID pbps In f eeqai q
sosnsf I q sss4 9Sesss &C. ssa
g @ d sSz S'se ~ pes asas
eesf a Sen sa1s ios q seht 81
m 4 Ksass Esas qsa1s @
sst @ st & 9 m 1h ,a. Th P1ns5s1 1 ; ofa sa
~ tsnins. aud he Suilai1xs tj?9: Sss5s7ee
fad y 81 a. e a
1vs bsssd bcsssaGe; si ls.p is;l. del;esSta
GTA'TE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
y County, S. Superior Court Of chlcsso, Januag
TS1m: ~. i5@. sasana- 1'es0 w. 'aHss s'ss'' Ia
aesye aa a sae
d, 5af rs % lii tss s con os
tse5so1 5s Al .SI5 e Ysss9 ss
es @ G1alt aha a:as: ss:d dcisndan sstnrrae On hs
Cd NoM u n r ~ be1 a.! :aa peFsr couf
{2f s sfiss:E - 4 Az
erdemur to ,so ~ I'D ~ e q
aSss s e 4s9es asS ia
ise. M LYLE k1xo. compr!=: Sol. -as!saas.1
I1 John 7. Sherman q the clty o. SeE hofS' nere @
ts'oS tsr NV WI - dsssa Apa
81 81 c5y a9 s II Il d Sc bs5H i &
EaE: sas 5is;ts,
FSraa,s % M ngse n t5ee years rom The said
5 sea &c &c dla ,as 81. Z
q AF is a3d s wsesen dsafI't a zen =,
MA d 15s sa9a Ia pst psts
ss! a ss ssa ,en tbs.
= gsSfs s +
y 2, In 's iy"Ss & 81 Il eS ten soeS e n th
& ~ L sha hss,s
Il! : M & los aas. li,ssa IT. nsss oSa
~, Ka:t!: ste!1 aaaSGn + III :h1:sSo IL Il i5a "
s4y s9aa,y = sasa s!f'i :: IT, u Iii
he's: asa " Asslsns nsIein, ,asa! n, - ,sc
1sssa ea''azo IS \ ). FoS:r:. MsfSesss
FAkxr11 s sA11n A.t's:: de:Ia.s:td
MAJ VT lIl.I.N olS, SooNts -
saars TcIEi. 1871 Samuel +. snitl, y. Thorass hughes
ssssph sss sSas ?es
Ts; hS;s a i1 s1T ., t't t9a saa
o IT, Ghane.ry lie shsis On tn 5iss day July
l:. aud tat sGr,e:S s:esrupe. ssn,d -. Of sa!a
M"naay y 0c1aeer nsxt i: Is ss !aw fsaussed
~, N 1snss S ~ s, I S,ot 1,sn a'a
Circuit Court Il Cook Ein:y IN ths Es.t LAY tho
SS 9 81 ssfs s stS & sS0 q so:i M -! ID
nieaj 1rswer or Getur l., ts sa.l cntYlalaaEt bll
;erR s az and ssix ra iii III b. ssn . ssss
I'd fs5 Suffered aa:i y a;f;p5i cxIt e ta'
s:ass e:snk !: i lsm1s. Vt Goaplss sorr. aeyl.sisE
] ~ ,soh md ,.;y n Eo.,c as sst Vie
bsa 2! Tue cy oI cheso AZ: sass r ,bsE s aa
, 1861-01-16

Lat. Shore Sale and Shipping 1drds-iHleh. C.
4. M.-.Markets reported BY WALTER SHERMAN,
e:r1rItsly FOR tie TRIBUNE, tc<es ending Hon
day. Jan. IL. 1851:
STOCK received for week ending Monday. Jan.
, 1861-01-16

49,. T., -, --s.--.----%- s--A-:----
continue to do so. The letter calls upon the
President to send boat and men to collect
the Federal revenue, and informs him as to the
progress madain the construetion Of the works
near Georgetown, and dpromisea 10 keep him
posted from time to time in relation TO the,
N. III. When arrested he acknowledged hav-
iug written 1t. Lopsc, his deputy; -5'a4 also
arEestcd. He said he had been in the habit of
writing out Merrima.l's letters but had not.
done 50 In this case rs he considered it Erea:
son. Both hare been committed for trial, :: !:
Why are not the South Carolina Postmasters
arresteds They are !trit.6g te Washington
fof stamps, aul acknowledging thelr suboFdi,
nation to Foderal authority; ':.2c''-.- -
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MARKETS BE

Mntket closes tlrm for Hogs. Ready sales a,
advance Of the above figures.
, 1861-01-16

lOtN..-. ..'.*..'-". -Ss2
Geod Hogs IN demand. Hogs that will average
800 Ds Will sell ct the 5lose OF the market to-day
for SIC.
IfeinM Ec e,iYc q feR eales. aYellrc WEIGHTS,
, 1861-01-16

fCoEFeFPondenee Of the C1nc1a1att EommetttaII
..f' r. :, - r '..' SrnNuF1Etu, Jan. II.
have glad tidings for your readers. There
is now strong probability that Mr.: Chase
wilkbe, eacr Ill; ono Of Mi: LtucohS y: Co.is1a-.
tutional, advisers. : Information reached hero
by the list Eastern MIN that mauY, Of bis Ohio.
friends recommend in acceptance uf the port:
folio rendered tor him, IN view Of The 0eafEa.
billty: :and .neceasity cof suToundins the; ;aret'
Republican President With the strongest pos
sib1e Cabinet; md the ex-governor shows =,
disposition I'd yield to: tieik utgena: solieita
tios,s Should, the telegraph substantta1e this
welcome peBa, all doisbta as to- the success of
tbs Republican AdEniiiis tradqh will be 1T once
t. removed 4 structure supported BY such Pill:
I. lars as Seward and Chase, cannot come short
Of commanding tlr1nncss. The Ohio states
man will certainly acquire strong title to The
/ }asting gratitude Of the Republican party BY
sacridcing his personal preferences for the sake
of the common Ne41.
, 1861-01-16

LETTER NO. :.
MILWAUKEE,, January I'd, 1851.
MEssEs, BEEE1Sa l. Co. Chicago.
tooE from Tic ruins 81 thc late nze another
ueings Safe yesterday This safe Eas II ths rnins
which 1t passed it ts only necessary to say that the
knobs plates aEd castof Of tho Safe were melted oa
Pieces 0f ron window caps gas pipes. letter presses
AMI etoscs lay where the snfe did md wcsn lsetesi
into mass. 1t having fallen from TIC thlrt story
and wa5 bcddcd 20 fnf Under the bfck shat could
not TX upon Its locaty un1il yesterday. or else Il
would have been sooner removed trum tile runs l!
belonged to tho Superintendent OF Public Schools aud
contained very great asuouut Of valuable papess
cords and $50 in money. Ehc c0ntent5 Herg all +,
Yours truly. LANSING noSNEL:
HERRts6s' PA1EsT CHAMPION SAFES. though &c
Only Depot III the West Is ut 10 Statc street.
dci16tly1dpg HERRING & co.
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5tnbes: Ranges. sc.

CTEWART'S COOKING STOVE
4 STILL AHEAp. Ths acknowledged superiority
al Tic Stewart EtoFe hns given rise 70 several t&-
fjons. The genuine article Is TOR sale by G. METZ
Atso, guod assortment Of housekeeping EasdwHEa
REd T1nwase. 2p&ac1IT
, 1861-01-16
l;5Dl;1tllu.

DOARDING.-SvyuraI very plea
- fnnt furpl-hrd so,..s rrrt With b@ard. .Also.
tight ten tlny boaslers hc accossndfea At IL
Michigan aftHQe. ja15x,:t
BOARDING. Pleasant Rooms
.at witt, board can he obtained at 81 Adam, It.
tasaGx
BOARDING. -~, Pleasant Hcn,I9s
~ llh lcarA cH- br obtained at No {.} Van lurs1
x.7cct, betwet1 State and Wabash ayeEne. dclsStn
, 1861-01-16
iEv~r, that l.


J. u. TAxs+y AtttrEr1. ..s.-dlS I'D
The above :ac r'-tpo1es I'll ". 1ne'day, tlsc 4tx
tcrnt:! dsy ef janulsy, = u ~ ~ The sl.ne hnnr
a1I plae-- MES e.. MERRILL,
!. " FAEEKf. AttttNe:. Tss1>tre 1otssayee.
i'h'e12., 3.- : ill., :.aj o. Lt!;Si-tt
The nts.yc sse r. f1rttrr rtfo2e,I till Aray. thc
cctlt day nt February, " ~! st thr .anc hour Al
ilacc JAMES e. ME1sT.IIL,
H. ". TEEKEE, ittn-att. 4ttsteu Nur:caCrr.
CklCtsn. .iaisaary 18th. 's7t. jas ASST
, 1861-01-16

TUESDAY tFkHIh1- Aan iJ
WEEKLY HEv1xw.-The following table shows
the receipts OF Flour AID grain during the past
*aeknconpaycd With the receipts during tho cor
responding period Of 1866:
, 1861-01-16
\TOTfCF OF SA1F-Wh
!YhereaR.

default has been made In the conditions OF
II Sasa an ls Ia 81
by the sheho5E7a and Atssl;slp! ns!lresd Cnnpany~
ofihe Slate OF Wisconsin. In Haok u at1r17d Morr-
rfces on PAGES l9 to III inclusive: and Whereas the
sald FlagS la resI~ned :he apro!ntment of Trustee
daiy coas.s:aseI aDpsed acc1rdis 70 sne rso-
Trustee Ia lis pIaes Raw therefore by virtue * ths
suraace Of IaaI ths nnierslgned Irtsiss nnIcr sad
eighteen hundred and sixty St the station Honso
# 81 sa Y
tc afternoon Of that da; teli At pnhc aneton to s
hlThest bid1er tor !he gaJmst 81 tWo hahase4 & ~
cents tEz8.Ha5.+J. the amount Ct Nonds secured
bJ >ad moft-age now outstanding. WITH the Interest
ertease, ~ tosit aN and a,nsuar hs nrss
sion 81 the Railroad of s5d Conany from 1he City Of
+ tas CtJ q Eona da Lae .ot n
rwaJa rails bs1dgeA fences stations hon:es
and oaer oui!dDga and ~ ti;e 1ands aud hefealts-
said Sleboygan aad Assis;pRl r. eam
With the said first division Uf tcr railway or relating
thereto whether obtained under the rights and p1!gI
Ia sSss so e III e to an
and corporate and othcr franchises Of sad
and Mississippi Railroad tompsny CONNECTED With ne
ard also ali the locomotive engines tenders carr OF
every Kind, u,acllaefy, machine shops. tons and n'
rleents wood and property ennnectrd With the pro
e. .aa Par;sd tnen aTned or thersaser acguised By
t. laid shcboygan and mississippi isaroad Gompa1
for appurenant TO the Aforesaid line OF Eoaa IN
Thch personal chattirs declared to be FIXTURES
an appurtcnauces and to ho used hnd sold heEo
! with and not separated theEeifon anu were 10 hs
'aAsn % p1' 1Ae' SAMUEL P, DESsQS, Trustee.
, 1861-01-16

DOTE & RICHARDSON, Manu-
facturers Of Hon,,ny; Grits. Corn Meal Graham
Flour Cracked Nheat Saal{A &c corner g1 AAx5sso s
ind GrisWoM streetA Orders solfdsed 1foss mMfe
sddress Box Use Highest cash pr!ca pald aof mnita
Flint Corn. aae]o@oW
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M ASTEK'S SA14E.-State Of Ill
~ noi4 County OF Cook & s. Superior corss Of
Gineasnf p u Geas'neery Hanc4. Marta E1stoa ~,
deessa ose oesae h:s9 s 2 . =
tae So1sth day Of October $50, Irs Scott as Asss
sa e. % "a GeuE e Cs w
p 5l q tn O'clock Ia fortnnon of thaf ~ 4
ea Is efI a13F o. the Court Hoase n e c,ky Of CHI
tss;n!xhsss htddsf tor cssh fhe is1uwiaE described
EooS nj tats ~ n m city of Chicago. Comfy Of
etstn e 99fpnssa s1 ssyen s esht cs nsAe o. ten
s.1sfhn Ny WE'VE {E) nDd fourteen MI IL Block
ego. W. - tES aeS1S.1d. EEG4Hss ~ So<-
Master IN Chanee1y Of ths suner,11 TnEtt y
Dated January lsa, ll 'ssA''N ~'sa i ta.ds%.s3
, 1861-01-16

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County. S. S@snre.lor Court or Chlcsgo, Januay
Term A. D. ih6o Susan M- ITeEo ~. dants 1seEa. In
Itiidnvlt Of tho non-rr+!dcncc Ct James Tre-o. de-
icrdant above Eaned hay: been MED IN the once ct
t,e tprk OF ea!d superior ;trt fLEtcaEo. Notice
hereby given 10 the sad Jane: T1e;o tass tc COM
fhe ChanceFy side thereof 10 tic lcta day og Deccut
her $50 and that Summons ;rIcnron LIVED NJ On oat1
inst Mondsv January next TIL ~ y by law EEquir-
Ell. Vow unless you, tic ssI james Irc;o shall per:
ChicaSq of Cook tn1nty> te List day Of the ne1t
term Eerco5 to be loi4t: At tMis g. n "a! c1nnty
ordemur to tue s.id cot:paiL1t, BIZ! of sSmn5,nt
t,e same and the matter. and thtgs creln cha5co
ard stated will be taken conf. s~ed, and dsctee
entered against you ACCORDING q tGG HtfeF q halo
bill. y, hiAbAi4sstta tstk.
jSo Lyle KING, Cotuprta Sotr. dEi2dGn5AW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-13

RNf ''S 49, fIf P 'H
ivg by q +. 4 c..
TIaE PETERSBURG LGC0HDTGyG,
CAR AID AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MLNrFACTURITG CONPA%r.
ETAyITG Purchased tho works lately Owned W riisb
IL Wells, are nov prepared 70 receive and execrtu ~.
Dispatch al orders thl; may ve entrusted ~ them.
LOCOM0TVE3, CARS.
aTATIoEART AID PORTABLE ENGINES
Ho.!eis, Car Wheels aud A1les. Tobacco Presses aEi Gean.
raj Machinery made To order.
Having d large assortment Of Patterns, they are Prepared
20 GI orders for Mill Work aud Castings In Grne:li iisT5t
Power, Saw VILLA, Wheat Fans, Corn shsEesH, ~i'.GHts-.
Cultiva:ers and Agricultural Implements, will Ii fa:hG OF
haTd, or made up TO order at shuIt notice.
The Company trust that by :he employment vf con rrts3!
-o.kmen, the use Of best rnierisis, and pra- f:r--1 y -=.
ecu;ion, they Wiz secure orders f5T i ;GI sha!e o: -g.s L.
;he!, lice. Prices |li be found "a irw =: ,h,,a II r2.ia-
establishments,
Aad:a"s orders &c
jas. = SHiTH.
Grnl SaEgialead- and IrcH-f
P%sternburg, fE,
h0s'T. ii. aciLSAISE,
President. AEE III
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Federal soldiers still orrupv the cast bank OF
the Potomac lron i~tarpe.'s Furry down, espc-
cia'ly tia. ra.rmn of it opnosiic L'oudoun, as
their occasional nocturnal visits to this side,
attest
On Saturday the party opposite Edwards
Ferry amused themselves by Smelling 1t the
house nfMr. Aaron Daley, distant about three
fuurth5 Of n mile from the river and where our
picliets have been taking their meals. So in
cessant was the firing, and 50 atcurate The
range, that u. nLl.rstani Mr.. D. thought il
prudent TO rcfno"c his family, AID as the
women and children we're leaving the pre-
misses, the villains lhrc" a shell at them. But
in tie classic language Of Old Abe, nobody
was hurt, nor was any damage done TO pro-
perty.
On Sunday, however. they appear 10 have
become a little more piuus, and proposed the
child's bargain to our piche;s, viz: that ii they
wouldn't shoot at their men, they wouldn't
shooi al ours which vas accepted and du'
ring :he day both parties went to the waters
edge snd held frequent conversations, which
finally resulted in Mississipplan meeting a
Yankee midway the river and exchanging
with him 4 plug Of tobacco for q Boston He
ald.'-L6eshpry .Mrr6a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-13
Il CAfSB.
IN PLAN

| T5liE great and continued Losses OF everything valuable
Il tent from home, and the want OF storage for army SUP.
plies furnished by Eln-s1ianf Military dissertations In
mississippi, have Induced NE 10 open q Depot In Rich
uonl Ind another at Manassas, where ] have erected Z
warehouse at the Manassas Depot.
IN addition 10 the uses indicated, thsT are designed fcT
offices of intelligence to he sicA, their friends, recruits, or
recovered lnYalIds. All boxes, packages, medlclurs, etc ,
sant from home, will be taken charge of mod duly for
Tardrd. Please take notice OF the fnllor!ES distinction
All articles packed aud designed FOR distribution should
be forwarded, marked ihus: Gar. Z. X. MAgsH AL,
Jfsoi-sippt Depot, Eirh!nnrf." Then lean assert aud up-
propriaIe az necessity requires. Et when Il package Is
de:isned for specific uae;, as goods for a siTen company
or indiylduals, then address TO my care, .MS,isSinpi Depot,
.Muahssaa. Always take AMI lorS ard, by mall. receipts
for all articles shipped. The offers ia The army interested
IN carrying ot these !i.iI can II III ihaea keep rc pcsied
=. 70 their locations.
Ac:jnc as Assistant Quar- t=fnia5!rT, a;::y o. hisNsa'pTf,
will attend 10 Ill ordeIs from lhe proper oli"trs Tor
shoes, clothing, blankets, medicines. ETC, etc., Or 10 ia:
procuring Of clothing for the soldiers.
RESPECTFULLY, {. h. MARSHALL,
A. Q. VI. Army Mississippi, and General Agent OF M!ESis.
sIrpi Military Associations.
N,cIupSp, Sept. 10, lS6l III
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1ITE soDTHERN INTELLlGEAGE.
-,,,Dr>Cr ~l:H COY. nARRlS, ~ TEN
N"0" SESSEE.
INn ~
ExscyTlvE nErARrMENT,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 4. 1861.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 1, lS6l.b
,.rx,ellcncy. B. Magotfn, Gov. OF Ky:
NE From the date Of the proclamation OF
ryccllency, declaring the neutrality OF
T'" , il has been the settled policy OF
As'sr,hcyi,ies Of Tennessee to respect Ken
".s, ~ 4 neutral power, and 10 carefully
'1a Ill acts that could be construed into a
' .ss,;an Of any Of her rights Us such. ms
'"a has been adhered 10 with perfect noel
N"s, Nil be adhered to by Tennessee, As
~ ,hc ucople of Kentucky will act tho
iH7s %..,;rals and the Federal Government
va', >, ,bciy neutrality.
F'sS;"s; i proper that | call the attention OF
.y,.:.sacy To the fact thai each day
loa' * accumulation Of evidence, forcing
o71S, .~:,usion that the Federal Govern.
~ " .,.aalxing military companies, bat.
EisE' mi regiments, II the State Of Ken
a";"' 4. uuwtd purposes Of invading Ten
!"S::, ard transporting arms to some Of her
&t>>S H.,S Gs.1.uS, thus aiding aud cncourag-
',.Iit ~rsts'i'n.
-. .,,iirys no arEuineat 70 prove to your eS-
49,. hat this is a gross and palpable VIC.
>''"; Inc principles Of neutrality which
IaiN";7 las declared she would maintain,
N',,sjn, l"i6t not, it Is the purpose Of
S. ,~cqilncy IL maintain fully and in good
=: , ihvreiore. call the attention Of your
-,.cy to ihc matter, feeling assured that
cheney will institute such invessiga
will ieyrinp whatever action as is DC.
.his yrur State, and take such steps as
- msvent shy organization in Kentucky,
~ -. suppose o. AIDING or abetting the Fede.
n,.ri.mcnt III this wicked wsr that it
~I,T. :or thr rarpose o! crushing and subju.
-"., n. Southern States.
haze he honor 10 be,
Very respectfully, yours, etc,
fSnAM G. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-13
from Georgia.

M'LlE",s,nIs, Ga, Sept. I2.--Ilr Stale
Convention called. irrespective Of parties, con.
ytnsd here OH yesterday. Hon. T.. \. Nisbet,
oC Macon, was nominated as Il candidate for
Governor, and lie Convention also appointed
an "jc"i"rai ticket f1r ircsi,i"E:. aud Vice, Pre-
Si,icnl.
The nainr ii the ~ set; Governor, Joseph
Z. BruNr:, "a$ h0r l',iuTc the CO:T-ntiOn, as it
~as well understood that he vas opposed 10 the
call Of Convention in The present condition
of a~lllirs, and it vas also sell understood that
Gov. BrGrn would be Il candidate fer ~rc-clcc.
ton, independent o! the nomination Of any
Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-13
ShirrhfsI;ibm near WASHINGTON

WAsuiMiroS. :c;,t. p t ~ o'clock this
morning, Il barge party Of The New York High
la'tdnr> irit Chain hriagt as skirmishors. The
CrnI"!crHlra Ir!! back &rgc:I mil,s, and the
Frdcrals commenced rc;rrating. when the Cor
irdera'cs opened Fir. with shells. which was
returned b. Grlfin's Battery. The Fcd"rals
cca,t;i firing in twehly minutes, in order to
give .ha C5lieiciatcs IN opportunity IL meet
ihe'u il opea field. On the r~csu:nrticD Of the
firing the FedeTais n<ei thirty twr FOUNDER
STILLS. whi:h ir1"c the Confcderatis of.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-13

SYRACUSE, y, y, Sept. ll.-The Republican
Convention C lied by Simeon Draper, has been
generally iaSorabiy ~teceivcj, with fair pros
poets in favor 0; Iiarmony and In ion be
TWEEN IN: tvs parties.
SraAcusf. Sept. l2.-Thc Peoples Conven
Sanlion passed, to-day, strong resolutions in
which peace propositions are denounced as
reasonable. In the Republican Convention, 6
resolution was oiisrnd proposing to nmaigamate
with lhr Peoples l'asr5. 1t lies over for ths
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