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Six monthe Sgo, tis great conspiracy Of the
eouthcru slave ans ocracy hloomed out into
,Ion rebellion. Let Us review the months
which have passcd since the day vi Sumter
and roo what We have done. Six months ago
va had not seven hundred soldiers within roach
of q d,lcnc,lass capital. Today, wo have prob
ably two hundred thuu'atd atW,d meu on the
line vt the polomac and aD,'hcr hundrc,l
thCusand in tho West. Six months ago, We
had not aims 10 put into tie hands Of seventy.
five thousand volunteers tujay, wo have mus
kots, canuon, every supply IN abundance ior
four times tho nh mbcr Six months ago we
could neither feed nor move an army Of i've
Thousand men TO-DAY, ivory tcpUtnout ul our
mi tary or,au'l ). on is e, mpl, q T. and 10 eau
make war across the cont ucnt. Six months
sgo, wo had MT adozen ship. of war at hand I;
tooav, We nunh,r our navy hv the hundroc,
and are ding coast line II moro than two
thousand miles.
Six months ago. tho government could
scarcely borrow few hundred Thousand at
twelve per cent. ; today, twelve millions Of
people lcnd It fifty miioi or dollars AZ par.
SIX months ago, tho question was whether
tho people would support tho covcrumont I,
today ths only quc' 'tion. Is whsils the gov, rn-
ncnt will supIo tho p"oplc.-Ercning P'd.
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A "Casio' of tho X. q. G. was recently
broken up by tho L. s. Marshal in Marion,
Ohio. Among the reasonable documents found
was the following form Of oath taken by tho
members;
"And further promise and swear, in tho
prosonce of Almighty God and tho members Of
tho Golden Circle, tina, " Ill no, rest or sleep
until Ab' aham Lincoln, now President shall be
removed out Of the Presidential chair and will
Sp IN blood up to my ku,es as soon a, Jcfer'
"a n.,i, soos WOprr TO march with his army
20 TAX the CITY Of Washington and the " hito
Hlusc to do tho same So help me Col.
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A Divided House.
The Frankfort correspondent Of the Cincinnati

The Frankfort correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial says;
The Hardin Helm who is reported to bo NOV
ing down Green River, with force OF from
2. 600 TO a. OCC rebels, il son Of Ex Governor
join l.. Helm, lately President OF the Louis
vile & Nashville Railroad. This Hardin's wife
is a half sister of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln. MIS-.
Lincoln has hll brother, DIR. George X. q.
Todd, at Richmond, who had the honor Of be-
ing jailor to Old Abes soldiers captured at Bull
Run. Mrs. Lincoln has also a brother, Samuel
Todd, who Ia lieutenant in the rebel army in
Virginia. She has also half brother, AlexAn-
der, who is now in the South, also hunting III
his rights" Two half sisters Of Mrs. lincoln
are married 10 southern gentlemen, also secos
sionists. The younger part Of the fAmily, unit
within yeAT past, resided On their fArm, hv'
miles tyVR this place.
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'G''-y be 70 God, shouted an excitsbls e.n-
ucmsn 70 John J. Ctitterdsn, few morpinas
ssgo, IN franlfcrt, Ky, Mcclellan Is ssndine
2u,,UO men from Washington TO Cincinnati. fos
ken'ucAy. NeIe safe now" SAFE ~ en-
claimed the veter,n Senator. Doesn't 1, blis.
tor yOyr tongue 10 tell i'll Sa/sf I BY OH,
and lndsna tro'p-, while Ken uckisns silo =
themselves TO be protected by men not born on
their own vii r.
momeIt sfter-srd the venerable Senator
addresrnR to.nsman evidently about his
own aye, but rith whore porily form tin,e h.d
deal f'r mote keeDly, exclaimed ''Goorgp,
you're rot too old fer a soloisr-of oOursa lot.
In not ,so oIi /o- soiiiey, NOT a n Too Old I
We must turn cut sud ,b~mo ihess Iretty young
uer, NLc ought TO have aprons tied around
htn, 80 And sure enough the aged p.trles
started ~, nlm"e' mm di'te'y afteruard, ~
call ,u' N,lutt'er- suUng tho mountsiucors
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NERVOUS PERSONS
NAY SOON OBTAIN RELIEF BY USING
WONDERFUL NESvrNE POWDERS
DOCTOR HENRY ZELL

Thc-e Powders, whi,h have bonn pr ssnS ,hsII
ysy gradually, yet surely, into favor with ths ner.
yousy afflicted portion u the people, are, beyond ali
iouN ~" great dcsidoraium. Thoy are warranted
are dAily) taken with NIll confidence IN their rene
lioAl edecv. For sale At the following authorized
Agrnries;-
H.. O. DIVISION ST., cor Market %, NY
MRS. BEACuS, No 9lt Eighth ave, near 9lst u,
N.Y.
Mrs. HAYES, No. 1T5 Fulton n, Brooklyn.
No. &C \ Iuth Second n, williamsburgh.
Or. VIM. 7. MERGERS, 224 Broad st., Newark,
Nj.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOX.
sent by mail on receipt Of the price. se7T "
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The Hcmpsn BrenstworIss ut Lexington.


A correspondent says that the approach Of
these novel breastwoiks threatened Mulligan's 3
little band with what they most drIaded-a
slie approach for the enemy, and an ultimate
charge in force over the entrenchments. Tho
rebels presontel a strong bTeA,twOrk Of hemp
bilcs, which appeared like moving barrier,
im ponetTable 10 bullets or cannon shot, and
warming with men in the rear. 1t was about
tw,nty rods IN length, and the height of two
ba.es a hemp. The bales were placed with the
ends lsCng our Publications. RifOrding thick
ness Of about six foct. 7 hiJ immense breast
rll commenced moving forward not by do
tuChments or singly, but ia one vast body, un'
broken ard steady, as though II slid along the
ground Of its own yolition. II advanced 'tedd-
ly over the smooth surface, parting To pass trees
and closing up again us impeIotTAllo ~
men pushing aud urging with levers
while others held the bales steadily to
their places, and others still, whose numbers
were almost indefinite, firing between the
creyiees and over the top at our soldiers. Our
men looked al the moving monster with aston
ishment. II lay Ike large serpent winding
over the hills and hollOws, apparently motion,
le 4, yet moving broadside on, 10 envelop and
destroy them in It's vast folds. In vain the can
non were turr'd Upon II. The heavy bale'
absorbed the shot haTmlessly, or quietly resum
cd the positions from which they were displaced
seemingly, moving without hands, but in reali-
| ty controlled by strong arms which were unseen
| In vain the musket bullets rained upon Il uure
hitting showers. The thousands that 1t con
| cealed were safe from such pHny assaults and
| slowly gliding along, they waited with eager
ness the time when their position should war
rant them in bursting through is walls an
| storminR up " the entertainments Our BRAY
soldiers could only watch II with Keen anxiety
and wait fVg the fearful result.
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AZ ihs ql,srou "a frequently asked, who u MRa
WINSIoWi we will simply say thsa shs u . lady
VINO, for upwA-L u 90 yeau, hAs unhringly do
,usd hsr dms and lAlens - . female physician
and nuns, principally among children. shs hAs
sspec.Ally studied ,hs constitution and vaAh of
als numerous slAaS, % generally overlooked 90
'Nrslsssy v ueA,ed by the faculty In BOO many N
s.AnoeI; and, - rerlh OF this s6ors, and prAOtoA
know edge olAAins1 N lifa aTas Epsni nuns
md phyhciAa. shr hsI compounded . Bo0ahlaE
lyrlp ioI children Is..hihg. u oTarHis nks magic
.snv.rg q resi- and hnalIh, and S, moreover, sure 70
regulate tue bowels. In oousequenos OF ,his Artcls
ais Winslow Is becoming world renowned -
psns,ac.or Of her race; children do certainly "
snd be&s her; especially II ,his ,he cAsa In ,hs city
VAai quantities Of the soc,hing Syrup are DAux
srld and used here. We think Mrs winAlow has
camortAliEed hor name by this invaluable srticls,
5.d We sinoercy believe Thousands Of children hsvs
paan saved from an early grave by ~ hmaly use,
I'D ,nAi millions yen unborn VII. share In benoha
va unite In calling bleased. No horHn hAz
U.coArI,ed her duty W hsr suffering unle one, IN
our 1t.inion, until she has given ths benehi of
Ms. wIhsLow'S SOOTHING sYRUP. Try IL
,n,s srs-rRY " sow,-Ladsep Vss=tp., Aos Yorh
cf,T.
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SoUrHERNERs IN FRANCE suffer from the
blockade. One young man from Mobile, who
is said TO have an income Of tS, 900 year. Is
in the debtOrs' prison of Clichy, at the suit OF
other young man, Of a wealthy family in Lou
isianA, has been obliged to enter store as
clerk, and still another has obtained employ
msnt IN the ofaee f an architect.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

CAUTloN-ALL PERSONS ARE eau.
- - tnnet aEanst buying nuts drawn lIy KEEvB
CASE BANKS, dated June is, 1851. al months,
Tor two hundred aud r1y dollars, and also . note
drawn by AMOS HOwE5, Treas. dated Sept. ls,,
1861, at u months for eighty Eve dollars 6O-iOO
The ssms tavng been lost OF stolen and the payment
stpped OF o'1i3
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Gcn. Fremont nnd &" Jessie" ,u Camp.

The correspondent cf the Cin'inndG Gasefic
describes recent visit To Gene al FrU nuut /,
headquarters at jefferson City, which ar lpcst
cd on "A hill u mile lack of the town.
Ilo occupies tent forming tho apex Of a
triangle allns which those OF his stafr are rang
ed. His wife and daughter we're sitting with
him. Mrs Fremont is bis private secretary and
Cuntdt ntial adviser, aud don't believe he evpr
makes movement or put, forth AN important
document without her knowledge and consent.
She is woman Of strong individuality, and un-
common vigor Of intellect, force Of ch, rac'cr,
power ot will, and independence oC thought aud
ac ,"n. She inhorits all the original and sirik.
Ing straits which characterized hor father, Tom
Benton.
In per onsl ape rance Mrs. Fremont cannot
he considered han ulsunc, hut has marked and
impressive face. II l. large, fail, with hsh
chcck bono, ant Of rather masculine cast Her
eyes are gray, and very Intelligent and viva-
eious in expression. Her hair, ii | mistake
not, III ng,lltnt as It Is in inc TO record il, Is
considerably tinsci with gray. In form she /.
large and heavy larger and heavier than her
huahand, who is quito email man. She aud hor
daug hte- wore both dressed in plain black
Mits Lille Fremont. who has socn about
sovcnteon summers, il much snlilcr and light
cr in figure than her mother, hut resembles h'r
somcwhat in features, thul,h decidedly more
ninnc She has a light complexion, gray
The can p !, nam, tftor ho . Fremont hiiS a
o. also with h'm 70 or lG y y'lrs of agc
Sirro saw tho General Sumo } months ago,
his hair and beard have grown rapidly gray,
and his ticc, which was then fIll, lcc,h, and
M NnuthtGl in appearance as to surprise mo, has
become thin. wrinklcd AMI h1g 1ggard. lIs looks
at least ten wears older than h> did thcn. Tho
pressure &C great responsibilities, cxhausting
mental labor, aHd tho hua3Nnou,s arising fOm
tie mlchina ons o. his enemies, have left a
deeper ard more pilplblo impress upon lis
cuuntcianco than have ever observed in any
public IN ~ within ~ brief titc before.
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MO. 40 EXCHANGE PLACE

~ OtDber Tth, 1861
Az persons are cautioned against buying or nego
ustug the following Si0 Ter cent. Treasury N tes,
VIZ
No. s53I for $500.
Ns o. sos o. SO 81 sol, 9T S2s foi 500 zach pay.
ahe to the order u CARPENTER a HILL the same
havisg bccs obtained by fraud, and their payment
being stopped.
ost'iis KETCHUM, SON &Co.
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CEWING MACHINES, 149 HESTER ST.,
- one door sAa Of Bowsry, is the boa' place to
get Singers, Grover a Bakers, and other sewing
machines repaired in tie mnsl substantial manner
NJ B.-Nesdlea, shuttloa', bobbina, gauges &c, ~
wholesale and retail. ~ 0ar'l9a
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Personal.

DECISIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS,
il wounded or disabled during the presen, war,
and also for the widows Of those killed or who may
die IN service. Claims for pay, bounty land, 40,
pFomplly sttsndsd 70. CALVIN W. SMITH, cor |.
OK Cha.lbSn and ChAihAn q, % ilAGtl0a
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TmE CosFEDERArts.

The plth Of the Confederate Generals is hoset
with difficulties, tho creator part of which have
arisen from tho want physically Of transport
and morally Of enterprise and daring, and in
tho torpOr which camo over them after the bat
tie Of Manassas. They have now an Immense
body of armed men to oppose any movements
they make, while eight weeks ago they would
have mot only mu,inous mobs. Acting " the
largor arc, from the ou or circle, they are txpo-
sed to tho up ration Of the Fedou,i,is, who can
mo 20 on inlnitely shorter lines.
The Potomac is an immense wot ditch only
TO bs approached at thee places for for Y miles,
unless roads arc made over the mountains aud
masses Of rock covered with forest which form
It's banks from llarpcrs Ferry TO Washington
almost unintormpedlv. The Cunfsderitss arr
suffering muci from sickness; but the worst
part OF tho season has jet To come, aud tho
South rings with applications for warm cloth
ng, med cines, shoes, and similar ntcessaries
for her troops.
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T 0DGTNGS G ii e A P-COMFORTABLS
IL single beds, 10 cents night, or co cents a
week; double bedA less; single 10 cents MAJ
,ied persons 81 n 90 cents. Refresh lents equally
low at WILTSHIRE HOUSE, lO6 Franklin st, near
West Broadway. WstohmAn all night. o4 24Ao'l8i
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pEMovAL-TaE NEW YORK DYING and
lNPrnting EstAOhshme Works on Bt.ion Island,
no. rs Duane 81, Broadway, late Ne. t5 Jshn u,
Branch othSss No. 40 Broadway, n Y, and No. iss
fenepont -, brooklyn. ssl6 2<ao'lss
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may a, well warn Englishmea who intend
coming over here to visit the South, that they
will not lie permitted 10 do so. Their lss ports,
without which they cannot travel in tho II ites,
are countcrsigned 10y Mr.. Seward in these words,
IL |, expected that the bearer will not enter
any Of tho lnsurroctionary states"
Passes TO visit the lines arc given Nth roluc-
tancc, and sometimes aro refused altogether.
rcTnits "a 20 South are refused on the ground
,lr. IN, President proclamation f1rbidS all in.
ter ourC between the l'nitci State. aud those
IL. r,Noit Il Low the ro.d through Kcntuyky,
hithvuo oprn 10 th0.e who were not houud by
u.c t'rus oI their p,sspnrts 10 remain IN the
Iii,d >'u.rs will ho closed.
Nov our Consul. at the South arc to act II is
not crsS TO say. They canrot comnuuic lts with
l. - Lyons or VITA thor chief At home, and
thov ,aunot get ,.ou s--.-ies unless II ship Oi
war DO sont 20 communicate with thcig pOr 81
The utmost ltlicicy and caution must b. ob.
.tryel ~ iho prc,cryItion Of our noutrLliy.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
~ 18th 81 and sth ave. open daily from 20
PM, Wednesdays and Saturdays until TP.h.
six per cent interest allowed on sums Of $500 and
under. Deposits made on before OF. l0th, draw
interest from the lt. THOS. CHRlsrH, President,
RlCHD II. BULL, Seo'y, ocl WAY
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
COR. THIRD AVE AND % I'll ST.
~ CIIARTEBED 1854.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on all de-
poalts from ona dollar N one Thousand dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE 10Th oC-
TOBEk WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM OC-
TOBkk FIRST. Bank open every day from 10 70
8 also on Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday even
Angs from 10 O'Clock. SPENCER X. GREEN,
preat. STEPHEN 8, CHILDs, Bec'y ocs 24Ao'l9a
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DoRBACH & MANNING,

poRBACH & MANNING,
IL MANUFACTURERS or
TRINKB VALISE5, CARPE BAGS, &c.,
No WARREE st. and bo4 BRoADwAY,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY,
100 MARKIr ST., NAwARK, n, j.
EN- RORBkCH, TT. MANNING.
Recalling lsas than wholesale prices during the
WG. IVA 2V'lis
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DIME SAVINGS BANK.

" No. eeS CANAL, COR. vARIOK STREE
Open daily from 10 a m. 70 2 p m, and from v
Up. m. bix per cent allowed on all sums Of oSes
and under, and nvs per oent. en- larger Ann0unAA.
Deposits made before October 90th, will bear inazsIl
nom the 1st inst.
THIS RANK HAS RRCEIvKD on DR08TS
DURING THE LAST l9A hoNrHR
$50, ,32S a.
4 v. HAUdHWoUT, Prs.idnl
aA uHArIR ssCrs.Ary. ss5 sl1o'ilS
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nk. HOMER BOSTwICK, AUTHOR OF
~ sewers. medical works, will continue the pr.o-
dee Of medicins and surgery, ~ 90 R.s, 19,h "a
doors vest Of Bru.dway, sslT aS.nslil
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. DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,

Havrg passed several sespeas nights, disturbed hy
,hs ,gonies and cries Of . suffering child, and be-
coming convinced that hIs. wINsLowB sooTH-
ISo SYRUP WA JUS, the article needed, procured
Asupply for The child. On reaching hOms, and 20
SuAin,ing his wife with whist he had dous, she rs
fused 70 Aavo administered W aha child, ~ she
~ strongly In hVor d Homeopathy. THAI nlghi
IAs child passed In suffering and ,hs psrea- With
oai Gleep. Rsturning homs the day following. ths
father found ,hs baby aln wopa, and, whlls coa-
smplAhng Ano,her SlesPlsss night, ,hs moahsr s,s-
ped nom tie room to stsnd ,o soms domestic du-
tsG and lsi the father with ,hs child. During her
lasenoe he administered portion Of ,hs BooTH-
ING SYRUP W the baby, and said noahlnE. ThAa
night all hands Sleps well, and the unls fsllow awoks
In ,hs morning bright and happy. tbs mo,hsr wa
lighted with the sudden and wonderful change,
and although 81 brsi offended a ,hs deception prao-
doed u,on her, has continued 70 use ths Syrup, and
suffering, orylnR babies and restle@ nights hAvs
disappeared. single trial Of the Syrup uevsr yea
failed " relieve the baby, aud oyncons ,hs prsiu-
dIoea Of the mother.
HoTHERDi MOTHERS II koTHaRs II l-AA
OLD NURSE FOR CHu.DRKN.-Donr hll ,o pro-
cure Mrs.. wTNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP FOE
CHILDREN TRKrHINd. II has no SluAl on earth.
NJ moIhsr who has ever hisd Mrs.. wIhJsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP FoR CHILDREN viii ever
CONSENT Lo Ia her Guild pas through Ihs Distressing
and critical period OF Iehlng without ,hs aid Of this
eyAlusble prspGrstlon. II LIE and health can "
egtmSted by doAyu and oen's, u u worth aha wsiEhi
In gold.
Millions Of bottles are sold every yuAr In aha UAi-
,ed BtAlss h an old ard well Eisd remedy.
THIS Is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR, whsn
children .ee.hlng are almost certain to Be Aincaed
with Dysenisry and DiArShsA. Mrs. WIksLoWg
sooTHING SYRUP u . never falling remedy iOS
these diseases, and viii give inAInediAls relief IRON
Al. pain and diFtress incdsni to tho prooe of Issah
ing. Every mOthsr should provids for hsE ehlld-
ron.
DRUGGISTS BVkRYWHHRn ROW KAnP nSu.
WINsLowB SOOTHING BYKUP for shildrsu
,sslhlng. No medicine IN the Uniisd DlaAss all
ksnL nh . Standard medicine. and IL hma q,
world wide. PhysciAnS ordsr aAd uss Whsrsvu
| "A. nagical elects have bssn wiins.ssd.
bEwLn o. osUnxngsrm AHp nntnAsIo.s.
Nons ssnuiAs lnls. The hS-Aniis q OUkrn
RnRKnls, Now FORK. b On The oui.lda wrsppa.
Sold b. Dzugsiss throushoai lhs world.
Rriadpsl ono. 10 - osdAr =, NV Ys<hl
rua SAiy . sAs pr bQsalA ~
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TAPsCoTT's LINZ
L OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

Ths subsc riberi continue N grsrt certificates -
pa sage u aud frpH Liverpool b. thur f,yur,ta
line of packets, comprising in part the following
ships;
VIM. TAPSCOTT. EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNOCGHT, MANCUEsrE-[ VICTORY,
BPNJ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION u BOYD,
WEST POINT. ESCORT, PHlENlX.
UNDERWRITERS, SsA FLOWER, CAMB tIAN
, Making, togcthor with Others, ship every Ave
days The Subscribers also ageati fDr the
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
For all u which they grant certificates, on liberal
. RgMITTANCEs TO IRELAND, e..
T q Co. also continue " issue drats payable on
demand, throughout England Ireland, Scotland
and Wales, at the LOWEST RATES
Circulars, with all particulars may be had on Ap-
rli,atioN Ii bv letter, enclose postage stamp-ts
TAPSCOIT & Co, 80 soutN q, New York.
OF qlAc'lOi TAPsCOPr, SMITH d %, Liverpool
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An IMroRTANT FACT.

Tho officers Of the regular army, however
much thoy may love tho Union, do Mt, as a
holy, love the present government. Ol the
contrary, they regard the graiteu number Of
the ibnet with aversion and detost their prin-
ciplcs II is hard for men TO fight for a cause
with good hear, And at tho same time h,ld in
contcmp. those who have that cause in han at
tho moment. | WAS TAX ng with an officer the
other dav in from Ci his tent around which
were standing six O'her oil 3ers. The conyer-
,ition turned on General Fremont's procl ana
ton aud ono said. If this is to be made a war
against slavery shall roisn, no alter what
tho consequences may be- ! don't think there
was an other officer thore, except one, who did
not ion in and saw, 81 would do the same. -
On inquiry found some wero Marvanders,
ono from Delaware, one Virginiau, ono from
Ohio, and on from Now York and II was re-
marked To me that every one Of them had voted
agains. Mr. Lincoln.
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CO O6 TO e3.OO-LODGING WITH Or
%. [Owithout board Good, clean single and
doahle bedded rooms. Bard from 81. % W 90 Per
sn cents per night lodging at - oent per nighs.
w. 10 Oab st eet, bstween Roosevelt and Pearl.
ssp 24'119
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STEAMBOATS,.

CHANGE OF HOUR FOR kEYPOkr.-
Ion and Arer ihis datc, the steamboat kI
VII leave New York, fOoi OF ko0.tAon 81, daily /,
slnt ,ys SKcsytad. ~ o'clock. p. r., and keylOrt
aSA.h Asn'W
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HHEAP EXCURSl0E To CAMPS on
~ Staten Island. Fare cers by Staten Island
rry, foa ei Whitehall 81 bes the Battery and South
dry. Boah lasvs every hour from A. n. "
IP.H ou hls. sua5syS svSIy hat hour v J Y.
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WANTED MMEDIATELN-Tw
W five ar thuty &C ilsr or ~ makers q cover
sNidlc trees. Apply 10 LEVI ADAMS, cor ui ll5th
street and Srd avenue, Harlem. dig a'l5O
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7 IGHTi LIGHTll LIaHTlli

- LUCID OIL the cheapest ugha IN the World,
% per cent cheaper than keruscns ct, and viii burn
In ker,ssns, camphene or co. oil lamps The sub
sCriber the sole agen, for the sale Of the above oil
In the city prioa o. cents per gallon delivered IN
any part u ,he city trcs of charge. Depoa 1871 0.-
ma at, cor Ma tAct,ry Al GroenpolnL l.. l. THIS
oil warranted ma rplosive. Lamps altered u q
thhing sEpenss J. HANSEN. sslI a<ac'ti0
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IIOHSTS FOR SALE-TO BE SOLD FOR
u Wa.tu' vac, 10 or u ga'd work horses, TO be-
seen every atguD.l until spd, at tho STAGES 81
NELLY . CkEI y, ice dealers, zJI West 2lt u.
or,y GsI4g
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Rm-cIl.- I.cr,er. to The London Times.

The last letter OF Mr.. Russell appears in the
7mes of the 2oth. 1t is dated at Washington,
Sept. 18th. We suhioir extracts:
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These sweet, delicious Autumn Laws,
" hen all the air Is filled with calm,
Ard all day long purple haze
Hangs DER the meadow and the farm
These quiet, dreamy Afternoons,
And sunsets rich with crimson glow,
These soft, rctulgent harvest moons
Fill me with thoughts cf lcng ago.
In happy rovcrie my thought
Goes back TO those dear times again,
Aud scenes and faces ne'or forgot
Come throDging to my musing brain.
However glad the present IL,
However swift the moments &C
! cherish still these memories
Remembrauces Of long ago.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

DIRDS-BIRDS-JUST ARRIVED FROM
- Germany with a fine lot of IINtz Mountain
CAnaries offer them for sale " the public at very
low prices. Also, Goldfnohes L'nnois, Baokbrds,
Starring, SkylsrGs, aud sYme Nlghtugales and Au-
sIalian Paroquites. The genuine Mncklng BIRD
food is slways 10 he had in my store. CHAS.
ROSE Nprth William ID. "ol 2tV'i6S
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SHIPPING.

EOR LlNERP0OL1-BLACK BALL LINE
= Of Packets-the clipper ship Mp rUNB sas
tie 18th ol October. For passage, apply On board.
fcct OF BeekmAn st, 4. River, ~ JACoB wIJsOS,
1Cs south ~. OF s'itO