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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

A. NJ. MERwIS Aucuoneei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 59 aud 500 Broadway Of Books, Stationery
Pictures Works Of Art. Fancy Goods Furniture; 60.
THURSDAY EVENING. Sept 5, at O'clock .
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY comprising large cohec'
on Of yausbe ia History Voyages aud raves bior
J. Tory. Also, choice variety Of ILLUSIkAtED
WORKS in fine binding &c. Catalogues are 60" READY so 'ho
books on v.ss.
FRIDAY EVENING Sept. 8, at o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF stsodsrd end Miscesneons Books,
on various subjects INCLUDING many valuable Theological and
Csscs works &C. For particulars catalogue and the books
5t tho saiesrooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
GaIes bp Auttion.

HRsRY q. Evans. Auc'ieneen
A SSIGNEEs SALE Of CHINA, GLASS. and
IA EAaTHENWARE-Tbel large stock Of G. c. leighs will
be the 1853 Spring door from I'll psoi
on WE pNESDAy Sept 6l at 10 o'clock, BY order OF
VIM TAYLOR the Assignee. Catalogues viii DO ready the
morning Of sae.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

THIS rs THE SEASON or TIE YEAR when esu1-er
tssiisg elnos o,,faia "a be ss,d with dyeus-v EN-,
sisrtheA Bis. WiNSLOW's SOOTHING sYRUPiss peyer.
ias renedy for hes deaseI end vn s,e nncaiate rlf
hen all p sHd dtess acaon; 70 TIE prcces, o. e. ,isg
Eyesy moiisr shogid proyl3e It for h,f chljren.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
90 formers aila Others.


ru,o FAlfSERS.--WantS STABLING and HAY,
IN gTp, ~ .og bedding for One Hundred ard Tgonty
Bsl.s ~tn Iy s: Of 3 X CRY fox fG5 ,SoS, sS & 's
In ~. ,.e,i-,A s ny number not loss tiAn twenty
addfs, stating torn. location ad seconodishb LSViNEi
bon No. tJt rev York City Pos,., ,'.iee.
rT,O FARAERS.-Pure BON .S~DuSI, IN bags
l Sor by PETER SpoPER
No II BuhingG.S, Ne|'IofL
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gteamboats ano RAILROADS..

BOSTON DAILY via GROT0N.-The Steamers
ID COMMONWEALTH AID PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Pier
No 49, st5p w. NJ. EDWARDS, Agent. office lis WestSn
nAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY.-The
TUESDAYS THGGsD Il S and SATURDAYS, Ia m.
ealing 8tlst Excursion tickets 70 be had on board
U,OR NORWALK DIRECT connecting with
u the Dpbuy Rsilrosd-The fSst and elegant STEAM
R4Ea R4hY SohSisS SSIs oaeci n 'a@ ON 81 .S Of Inc
TSa pS Ipi .na fsS y on the Road aud nbay
Bethel Ri5geded Kent tc The D9196ay G n E ss;. e.S So
each by taking tho boat to NOrvak ThIou.h in hours
SUNDAY MORNING BOAT for HAVER-
- sTRAWThe Steamer Metsmora leaves Pier ioit OF Jay
,t every Sundsy Morning at '5o e. m mixing usaal inuus
CTEASiBoAT THOs. POWELL, Capt. Ander.
sos s.vc' foo, q Jsy SSe sSson t
TTARTFORD DIPECT.--The Steamers CITY
IA on HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE lesye Peck
Clip ddy at ,. m. sundsyi excepted Caeinio 10 hA'''
. 5Oi DECK, 81. ---
MIGHT BOAT to NEW-HAYEN.-The ELM
~ CITY leaves at ii p arriving In time 10: morning trns;
Tbs ssyos at p. Train for Meddcn aud
Hsrtiord leave. New.llavon ct IL p m.
NTOTICE-FARE MISUNDERSTANDING
~ LINE for BosToN-oa and At MoNp,Ar Aug =.
sI q &C 3 f s Sfs sae $S d t9 % sSSa
the ComPmy No ll5 wet FsL isfSS :, Sa'ei i s
CTEANfER METAMORA.-FOT Amos-st., Both
- ST aud Yonsers Hastings Dojb's Forty, Nyros hlsse
al Hsrorew Leaves rer foo. Of JaJ u, Oh AID a!ef
FRIDAY September 6, at 1880 y "a
CTEANFR AlASEAC CHIlSETTS.--Tim changed
- to clock Instead o. O'Clock on and sftcr THU rs
DAY SEPTtMBER Lave J1messliP Tor ohlf NJ
CREENPOGT SAC HARBoR- Tue Hamp'on South Hold
Mattituok, &C
! C,TATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare Six Cents.-
- Bosi, leave every hoa hon to r Giom foot Of
Mhi,ehAlfst.. cast side Of the Battery.
NFW-JERSEY RAILR0AD-For PHlLA-
~ nTtpIfh aud the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CJTYNiail srd ETpre', Lne, lesye New.foIt spd 10
m ,rd 4kud D Fare S.. Through tlcfots sold l,r Gin
ssd tho Wss, and for tiun and tbOlsh bSsgAss
sLtIed 10 "a m md lr.R. ,,, supsp,oDs.,,
baggage will be received or trains unless dvsredaid
checked Is ninute In advance Of the time eilesvmg
NEW-YoRK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
-, SIMMER ARR aNGFNFNT lS6i.
Ao''s lIssl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

DEMOyAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
h removed TO no. al Broadway, betweeu Grand Snd
Broome-sts where he sells oct4ve PlANOs o5 ana
warranted. second hand PIANOS and hELODEOAS rom
slj TO sIJ0 All kinds Of Mu,csl Merchandise al wsr prices
allowed puroIs.ed a. per agreement AOnthy Payme1s Ie
ceiyed for the same.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
Denh5irn.

Il SMITH DODGE. No. 10 East l7th-st.-
He.t kird q ARTIFICIAL TEETH set With vul- lie
bsFe 4c1 ba-d strengthen g. ~ each sei on goa n te'
rs s1ch aEd soli extra
TE,HE largest and cheapest Dental Establishment
4 IN tho O s-N. g. GRIfFIE BROS, Deudss No 30
Grand y y and 40. 257 Fgonst, Brook yn tnssI iu or
pltta 0 Teeth their improved Atmosphefo fetaie
Pistet trut e-rae.tng the On pisins OF g1d :
siser o. rubber 30 pGlal. gold f2pcr tooth 'e
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
1ilueitdl Jnsirnments.

Y IGHTE & BRADBURYS' -..
IL NEW SCALE OyER5TRUNg BASS PATENT INSULA
TED FULL lKON-ERAhE GRAND aud sCUAfE IAA-'S'
FDRTES, Nc. 4Il BToome-st.
what everybody muss be true Every oodJ says ey '
tbe heat therefore they must re the hsst
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
!, 1T,UTy 90 RIGHT TO THE SPOT"

"THEY co RIGHT TO THE Sfoi'
,,.,r. vr nr,,vr sror YouR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
sPALDINGS
ruRoAr CoNFEoTIoNs
GOOD FOR cIERGYMEN.
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOR PUBLIC sPEAKEEs
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
ENTLEsEN CARRY
spALDING's THROAT CoNFECTIoEs.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
ePALDNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FoR
spALDINGS THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Cough instantly
gbev rIcor 49, r-S---s
They give strength sud volume TO the voice
They ippart q delicious srons to the brshh
7ley ase delightful to the taas.
They ne mtdo of snpl. herb, and cannot harm snyo1s
Isds every ono who has Cough Tu.ky Voice or Bad
Bres or sny difficulty Ofthe Throat. to &c. package Of my
T1oss CONNECTIONS they VIII relieve you Instantly and yen
VIII s.ree WIFI me thst'hey 20 right to the spot" You viii
End hero very ueiu and pleasant while travelling attending
publs ueers for iog your Cough slsyng your thirst
Iryou Try ono package SAFE Ia saying that you viii ever
sersad consider them ndi,psnbo YOa win Had them a.
tie Druggists sud Dealers IL Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
MvsrSture I, on each package All others counterfeit
Apackse win bs sont BY mail prepaid on receipt Of shHJ
cents.
Addsea
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
financial.

CUBsCRIPTIONS to the P0PULARIOAN-
y fhe I8od bog give nooo their ouc town cor
tsrJndcus slt tie public g. ef.y ths they vi ssi a.
sscf sut.-Tp 1us 10 tho new 10 pr eeni lr,auy
Notes Tho athey car DO received g
H. Tss1ry Dspaler making ,hage WAs.eTer lot their
services -. 80.
Psf dsns % svs themselves nj. ofer VII 'end che a,
on Tor hs -moant wanted sddirg interest - tho rate
ofl D pr d,T ~ e5ch iCn from tho lgh day " August to
lie day wien tn- bonds will suiye tefs
MEiGs q 6KEEELEAF. No 81 Ercha, - pacr, y. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05


ofl cents PET d,y cch ico from the l9h day VI August to
Tie d,y wien To- bond, viii sniye tefs
MEtGs 0REEELEAF. No 81 Etch.. q Psc', y. J..
AtsgRr n. Eic5Lli. Aucaoneer,
WILL SELL, THIS DAY (ihursday), Sept.
W o. R oeooS At tho Stock Sssstoom No. 81 Nhi1m.
sOcks EOSDs sul other suitable fsrie ieys'l'
Tor fs particulars zee uIgr snd ia9.l eI. SeT.
o5 sins AZ the salosroom
oFncA o. ras gEanl%. F,as Ig.sEAscE : Is!;' !G;o'
FENHIRD DINIDEND.-Tn BOARD oi DlkEC-
4 TORS hsv, I'll, dsl declared sEMi-ANAuAL pihL
NJ Of sN PLg CEht 10 on the Capital st1 - o tue
Comptny, payable a.i ahsr aoSDAY, tne g,h ina.
RUDOLPH GARRlGuE, seeEelsJ
Cnsroy FmE ix.rR,ycA Co.
EEsYoRK. July 3 1851
nTVIDEND.-A SemtAnnual Dividend OF seven
IL ~ per been declared ibis day able on demand
JAS. b. ANS JE., Secretary
cins EEonASGs FsHE AND IS5AsP E.yIs.1.es ~, Co.,
nIYIDEND.--T Board of Directors Of this
y DCorr nsny hass THIS DAY declared s,EaI-ASSUAL
DoEND Of TIN 0l fLS CENT IostS R;}s' on s.s sn.Hd
owes CHoolEg Tar Iss Co, ,No;tiwlttsrpI
ADD DIYIDEND.-Th Board of Directors have
- ~, day declared senisnrusl dvIiend Of FIVE (l
id Sa on 4 assad 90 - '''' JAMES D. scy
nROPOSAIS for SIOO. 600 of the CROTON
WATER STOCK q he CITY 81 s naS Ss9ed sS.,
goPLs sl st o'clock when the i,ns VII 10 publicly
Tor tho whole part OF ~ On3
ou.Snd Dollars Coton Water Stock Of the Ciy o New
YoE auor1sd b. chapter so Of the avs Of 1850 and b IN
dnsnce OF the Common Council sppgovd by tho Mayor Aug
1880 Tor rnrTsaapgthe supply Of COion Water and eHtendins
h, neessy Or aCcumusug and distributing no sane
The add Sock viii bear ths Of ,z cent per
sunnfn payable quarter yeay ard he principal VII be re-
drenabe ou the f.. day ofN0yembsr lte3 -
bs 81 win as the sao ant stock desired and tho
mice per oaa dosrs heeo aud the whose
r accented viii DO required to dopos with the Cham
bon Of ho City @ithn day, after tho opening " tho bd'
he suri awsldsd them respectively INCLUDING tho premiums
. ths same. a., o.,
presenting 10 e Controller Tie receipts q he Chamber.
lain r su a dspots tho parties viii be entitled 10 receive cor
heass equal amounts of the value o me stoef De@ns
interest iom tho dates Of payments AN
Each proposition should be sealed an inderod, Ptopo'eh
f tn NHer Socs OF tho City Of New York" and the same
nol0,e5 10 sscoud envelope addssed 20 the CONTROLLER
The sTcscTYod tue pst o. the Controller 70 reject any
or a, Of the bids n oonded 10 protect or promote
the intsgtsS of tho city. ...., 9, -,,,,,, ,,u
CITY ofNow.Yorh Department Of tinsnoe,l
Controllers ONce-Aurst7 lSL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

Esesy nOilsr shoGid proyi3e for t,f children.
DRUGGISTS TyTnYWHERE now KrIP Mgs
wIEsLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP fof cglrca t.eairy
no medicine s the United s;es ae ii.c g. II isa sd dasd
neioIe aad IS e is rogll side fhsiiia osdeF and se
H. EaeIe.ef r. haage eles,f haze bccr irc,r-i
n';iioEs Of bottles ot ~. NIxsLoW's S0OTHIEg
sfstf arc ro@ usel syay year r. be rai. STATES fof
ofissss ieeigg. Ehh ,uerfiagige.sn. Rolefi lnlad.
isie I'D ocrsia.
H'- wiSsLowrs eooTHnG syrup h.a.e % rsa.s
ths bossi.
EEaAhs o. oorssErfzTs snt r,.TAross
hors ~ uuless t,s fsc si1fe cf CURTIS PIX ,,a
Esw Yots, . on llc onf,i's vurlcr
s0id b. nnsttts "a. .s's ienf tas .ro.i
P,iseifsl ol.,a No. lcsDaa-5r. NEW IuEE a.
sAii = 49,. sgE Ss.Is
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

'V,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
Il FOaT ~ SHORE LINE.-Lesyes l1t'i -. hav, tin
srv. PYoforos 40 e.t I2i5 s1ivs IN pIJydcucs
$50 SPIN Esprel Ielsh ais ifsn siiye In fEo'i
e'loe '''o .la ho''04 EI CALHOUN sap.rintsad,si
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

To,d d...~s2o IS iiT ,SSsS Ss5 is5ii9A
'''' ister d.sga.ch sson the AlnNs s's.S' '--' ''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

4 ONG ISLAND RAlLR0AD-CHANGE OF
~ TRPMINCs.Ifave JAneg zip AID 5.i~. FerTisS, Rev.
York O. N. lud 800 lr GoCup1rti y " and SD
FOX syos e $50 N. FOR feminsdla For HsRpss1d
~. ~ n 3.3l 400 ard 5.JJ Eor jamaica, Iesyt "a
NJ N, 80 40 80 G-i $50 Igsus lesye Euutes
PJ!rs on eIrlytl o. boat if)Ln Iiuss.ip.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
CAUTION

iscesia rnrTnGfsi rer'ou, sllempiny.o palm OF o.
e ursusaooiHg pubc limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE
Ivo3 c.sta ell per,.ss 70 examine bes parol. In. saI
settlAGt anrsgs.
a. scA,DiEos PEEPaRED CLUE. al
bq4 u, a-i i-e alec dae5otqr' "hats couaso,f,fh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

DAvEN, BACON & Co.,
Ia Manufl,urersf
GRAND AED SQUARE PIANO-FORTE5
In Every Variety Of Scales and Patterns. .
WareTooms No. lJ5 Orandst, near Brsad|sy'
heR.l lyIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

P..,snser Station ia Esw.Yort 2ihIt ed i'isv IN
trance y Zltns-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

ClHs ErciAsGs FlnE IsLAsD GAyIsA7ics ~. Co,
NEw-YoRK, Aug 81 1861. )
nIYIDEND.--Tbe Board of Directors of this
bCorp1uy haze THIs Day declared .EaT-ASSUAL
DiYIDEND n TIN uyl PR CENT P,yah.s on danard.
W. H. WINDSOR socreiagy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
COMMEROIAL MA1IARG
ssIes a, tho Stock R,,,,r,. s,u

3OUJ = bs, oI hegstd 90 IS peunsyvania Coai Co
1850 q. g. s., n, Coupon go zoo New-Yort Genital RI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
NEW.YoRK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARR lNGENFNT.
COMMENCING AUGUST ~, 1901.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

OyFics GROCERY TiRs Iss. Co, No. ~ WlLLsr.,l
Ngy.lORK selt 2, lh6l.
SDD DIVIDEND. Board OF Directors have
80 thi, day declared a semisnuusl dyidond Of FIVE ~
TTp CENT uf the stock OF the Company payable e. he
soekb,i.rs on demand. JAMES u. PLATr Secy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

I
y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07

will do neither. Do you propose any
concession TO The North. any security
to liberty and life to Northern men in
the Southern States, OF properly in
hooks, OF the freedom Of speech and
the press, as already guaranteed by
the Constitution
You say You concede to freedom
the territory north Of SO G 80 min.-
We have a double title to that already
first we purchase and then by con.
quest We bought it when we took
Missouri into the UDlon as slace
State, and then we conquered it in
civil war. All our future acquisitions
must be in the direction OF the tropics,
aud you demand its unconditional sur
render to slavery. You want us TO
surrender 10 men who are themselves
compromise. breakers. Believe not
in the reconstruction Of the present
Constitution Ii once lost it can ncv .
er be regained. You send troops to
Utah, Kansas, Harper'S Ferry, and
have used Federal troops to enforce
tie Fugitive slave Law. The camp
had no terror5 then-but now You op.
pose coercion. We do not mean to
be driven from the Union by force. ,-
DO YOU desire a peaceabIe secessionl
a Convention Of all the States would
possibly, allow you to depaIt in peace
Adjourned.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07
4ortrg.
REST IN HEAVEN.

REST IN HEAVEN.
The following is said to be u very popular song
among many thousands in Indiana:
How often am weary,
How often sad and droary,
What, then, but this ennld cheer me,
soon shall in heayenl
CHORUS.
When this poor body lies slumbering in tht
tomb
And soft winds gently sigh DER its quiet home,
And strange, sweet flowers in beauty o'sr i
bloom,
Isoon shall rest at home.
What then, OF tribulation
What, then, of sore temptation.
BE- this my consolation,
] soon shall rest in heaven.
Then welcome death and mourning,
see the night approaching,
Joy comoth in the morning
The day Of rest in heGven
Then shall my happy spirit
Sing Of my Sayior's merit
Who brought me to inherit
The rest Of saints in heaven.
Q, brother, shall meet you
o, sister, shall greet you
O,sinner, shall see you
Among the blest in heaven!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07
SPEECH OF
A. G. THURMAN.

Before the Dem0crHtic state C0nventlOr
o. ,sn, 0hio' at Co'Hmo"s' january s2d
T,I,o Tb,r,,,r oo,,,,,o,ooll
i,'' % rI5I T., '", ~, @ n"iI,,J ",,n, ~ y S"S
Tonynntion or,E, o"a. 'n,.,,,,.; !, "' .'.i'
morty of 0n ros ~ NJ, t,,,,, -, ,'l"'i , WV
~ hnr war. G,js ON or@;m,n" I 80 w. 'o
v.nt,on ass.mbInd mcrir I'' ~ ro.'i 0
,ota oanJfJat"s anI %a,Ei.., - IA "YI''. Wa,
,nrv. h" snnn,J ,al tlar ,', ill., H. 1,' n,I ',,',
nn him was "th.r r'nni @ ';ti,,, III U,', ',,l w.
,,I.ot.y.r r,,vnr, on,.rt.,; .,;,,,,,a.r :''' !
n,;,,hr r,sadss orI ro f,l nm na I"i,, l e.,
hnnr in lhn nrn,..I;ngs' ,h"ponrt,iEa
sorinus Pn, ,ns wS, pnt sn"L, Nf',,ee
ynntion A, an inrnm,.nt snn. W." ~
rYnn +ho ol,~t,s,' ,,r,";LIo ,,, ,'o :"
william - nn,ninafian =, ,,or.n - -,
,ars, ,,l,t,,rn, - .ors,n,,,t ~ '-'t',' ti, =
prrscy I of nrarly ry"rg ~ nannt,' w ;asth' %
St.to hoj ,an, Sc,,,o * -, ,,,;Sy. - wy
G.sl mem Lora .or fLo t;,t".t.,l,,o ' "'1g1' ~.
iio,f n,,r6asn Ibat conI, eyf;-t tT, go
iros 6fon American cit;z.n-th. nroa
pryatinn Of tho Union and fba iibdrtios
If the neonle Not only warn tLo
vonng and tba n,-ddIo.ogaG bor, hns
fhe gray.headed ran who for voors
past had taken no active nart in noIi.
tics were also hare to givo n Fhoi,
conntrv t,ebnnaGt of tba;p ,gi. do,,anj
ryncri@nce We wore mot tLon os
samblaI r. bn omrsnd hv vi, or JooIo
ngtion brt to consnIt and dnIiaorotn
and uron tha ,ncct imnortort snL;no,
,,.r ,,,,t ..crny La'a,t,ntio, o. -
.nofop UoI.r fb.on o;rnn,notonn.s
hnfir tntt h. u,s c,IIaI un,r fnr
rnnr..,l and - ,vica and Connections ~
bis o,vn in-ntlic,snrv bo ,ras tErion
Innornd tLat IN, Conyonti," Janm,o,I
Lis nnIn;,rs wnrthy nr tLn;r.oms;jnr
otinr
un sLo,,d not or,,,,, or, ,,,.,,;o.
ofonrst;,,t.,n,I l,n7 nn =, ;n.I,.
ra,t tta 'oriis tLat ~, ,,,.;'., =" '''a J"'' i,
nnt ho r.I,,,rna ~, .,n,1, "f ',;.,,,,' u,'''
.;n,, f. n,;.,,,t l',,.',,.,, w.. y ia,n'
l.. oor.L H. . S,o,, I,,. 49,, a.,m,,;
tr,in,,,I r;o,ht r, ,no,lo nL,t ,ro, ~,
o,rn nn;n;or , ,nJ n,nt .Lo c., 49,, m,'
n,ont nnoses.ns const;,nt,onoI ri,,,',
- ",,h1,I;nroa 10 49, I,,n" ,,7", -t
a;.;,,',.., - .aa,,,,,. S.'t = grt', Wv
Gn"- 10, y't,'. ,n' ~ Gicni., w. o. "' "'
'..t '..l -. WA " ~
an.'t.,n ~, ra,,,a,as. f., :, 'In ,,.,,,, ,,'", o.
49,. ,' %, . y, '.,.,,,3 T,s 80 ~ "ioI y
,,;rI ,ror ,,,d ,la ,,,osT;.,,, ,,.n, '| w. -
~, ,r r;,,j ar rras,.,., 49,. 'I; I1n, 3',,,
amd "Ui ~. cam iii tho Tnin, IT, 0"'on 4La
,,ro',,.,,.J % ho ,ror,h t,a ;Go,'nSa ,o" ''%'
i,m its nresrrvafion Thssn arn ,ho
,,roo,;odf W. on,,sT'on. .aj - 'e - ,','l '"e
wasrr ., timp tn i,nnr. In.sy anJ
,'N,i mr. Lr'atb ;,1'.,I ,,..,'e.;',., .',1 ',,','
H. Governmrrt EVAN ti,n m"ot J"s' M
no,;r nvrcntrs tbe law i,r,snonrIya 81
lircn,nstoncrs .i,n.,'r naodnsn = is
,ha io,r Wa., . XXX ato 'o tI'on,a.''l - -
,"orTa w to assamIIn tnr NV n,,In,',',I ,mJ'',s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07
Elijah Browns Estate,

MOTT CE is hereby given that Elizabeth Brown
in Admi, istratrix Of Elijah Brown, deceased
has fled her accounts and vouchers in the Pro-
bate Court fVinton County, Ohio, for inspection
and inal settlement, and that the same aill be
passed upon Ly said Court on the LIST day of Feb
Iuary, 1851. B. P. HEWITT, Prob. Judge.
January 10, lssl.-2l'sw.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-09-06
Inc Great English lcmedy.
SIR JAMES CL4RKES
Celebrated Female Pills.
lES CLARKE S

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clalke, n
u, IhyS1cldn Extraordinary to H' (ttrtn.
This invaluable mpdiciue is unfaing in the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous d which the
female constitution is subject. 1t moderateS all ex
cesses and removes all obstruction, and a speed
cure nay be relied en-.
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited 1t vii
IN short time, bring the monthly rerfod. with
regularity Each BOTTLE price 81 co, bears the Gov
eminent Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counter
fets.
CAUTIoN.-These Pills should not he tzlcD by
females during he First TRrse Months of PrFela
as they tc bring Miscarriage, hut a. sry
ether time they safe
In all cases of Nervous and spfHaf Affection. Psin
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Palptarion of the Heart, Ivy ana Wlies Ties
Pills will effect when all other means have
failed and although rowe rfu edy do rot con
tain iron, ealomel sntimony, anything hprtfpI to
the constitution Full directions in the Isn,l III
around each package which should he carpfl lv re-
served Sole Agent for the United State. ard Can
JOB MOSES, date I. c. BALDWIN { Co.)
Roche ter. y. Y.
N. 500 and six postage stands enclo ed to sny
authorized Agent will bottle containing Sc
Pills, by return mail. Sold by Geo. e. Wainwr1g
and William c. Fountain. Watertcwn-
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SPECIAL Notllcs.
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No traveller should be without u fupTIy
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Sold by Geo. C. Wainwright and VIM c. Fountain
WATERFOWL, and all good Druggists. 1871
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ItcO Fu5tS and Seen Hundred Prisoners Cap
treI
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
WAS HINGToN, Sept. l.
Commodore Sfringham and Gen Butler
have achieved greater success than has
hitherto been gained in the war.
The capture of the forts on the North
Carolina Coast was the sailors work. To
them be the praise They went heart and
saul into the fight, and when the white
flag was run up, cheered Justify. Fort
Clark tell on the first day, Our men en-
tered it, took possession, and on the Sec
ond day corrected the range of the guns
and for ten minutes following the opening
of the fire, storm of shells fell into Fort
Hatteras, crushing through the bomb
proofs in which the defenders were hiding
scattering them in panic Ike so mauy
frightened sheep. Gen. Butler counted
twenty-eisht shells 'alling into the fort in
eight minutes. Presently the white flag
was run up. and seven hundred aud fifty
prisoners. thirty cannon, one thousand
stand of small arms, vessel loaded with
provisions. another loaded with cotton,
and two United States life boats fell into
our hands
Among the distinguished prisoners val.
Commodore Barron, acting Secretary of
the rebel navy nephew of Commodore
Barron. of Decatur celebrity Col Martin
prominent lawyer, ana several resigned
lieutenants of our army and navy Be
sides these there was full North Carolina
regiment great many recruits who came
iii from the country after the attack COM
menced, among them many professional
men planters, tar boilers. &c. Two thnus-
and more were on the way to reinforce the
works when the surrender took place.
They were not in the fight : retracing their
steps. they made g cd time to tht interior.
The capture places the whole North
Carolina coast beneath our rule, and ena-
bles US to harrass it and land where We
please; to re-light Cape Hatteras light
house and to break up the worst pratieai
nest on our whole sea-hoard
Among the documents found is report
from the engineer of the fort that it was
finished and imprcgnable; also circular
from the Navy Agent at Norfolk, that all
his gus aud fuses had been distributed
together with list of vessels loading at
Rio Janeiro for American ports, from oul
late Consul there,
But two Of the rebel companies were
uniformed. There were many complaints
among them Of poor pay, scarcity of pro.
visions and bad water.
Gen. Butler exceeded his instructions
which were to destroy obstacles and sinh
the sFone-flled hulks in the inlets, but
finding forts ready made to his hand. b,
thought he might as well take and KEEP
them The forts are equally strong on al
sides and inaccessible ex .ept by shell
The rebel shells were mostly filed witt
sand and gravel, With poor fuses anf
worthless caps The Cabinet meeting
this morning concluded not to censure Gen
Butler for thus transcending bis orders
The General brought up lis own dispatches