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, 1861-10-23

since We hare he1rd from Morphy md Paulsen,
the chess champions q America The Dn-
buque Ianes learns Tn. Pauleea, Whose resi
deaco il In thst CIV; haa boet thena III at the
eheee tourney Of Eagla&. atlonaoe, Winning
the first peisa, nos t4s hosr q ssandtsS s
fras in tAa Hpf3d.
, 1861-10-23

GOV. ToD's MA1oR1TI.-The majorities, Of
fetal and reported, In the 1ste election In Ohto
indicate that Cor. Tod ID elected By about
$500. This is more than any Of his prede-
ceEsors have had, although not half What 1t
should have been under the circumstances Of
this election.
, 1861-10-23

h r. X
w. = :
GEW 1oEk
Henry Young, E:Q.
Moses Taylor. ESQ.
John J. Phelps. Esq.
Amos + Emo, Esq,
u. ssrs. George Bliss & Co.
Messrr- Cochran 4 Co.
MesaTs Watt Dunutu& =
Graham,
hessIt Kead. Taylor & Co.
%iIltnn. ainl1aTat,, Esq.
A1essrs- Eobeftg, Bhode5
& Co.
PHILADELPHIA.
Hon. TIlltam Strong.
TAEHlSGToS, DC.
Ecu John Woodruff.
Hon A. A BurBhau1,
NoETUAHPToS. MASS.
Hon j, ?. Wi!llstor.
JouatnanU LyCar Csc
BOSTON.
R.C, Hooper, ESQ
Hesrt. A. d a LSFreuce
d G..
bIessrs. j, n. Beebe & Co
afeeer5 r Ekinr1er i Co.
bTessr= Aust,5r HnE1ner =
CO.
4tessys. Stonfle1d. Went
Wosfh e. Co,
srHMGF1ELD, MASS.
MessYs. e. &C bferrtsfIt.
, 1861-10-23

@A*oA1.
AOaTEEAL
3feSsrs. jaaes & Oliver
EDINBUHGH BtDTL2Nu.
Adam Pearson. Esq
William Lille. Esq.
CHICAGO. Ill.
Henry EAru4m. ESQ.
Era1cts isradley. Esa.
, 1861-10-23

ST. CHARLES, Ill., Sept 5oth, 1s51
MISSES. HERRING 4 Co., Chicago, Ill,
GKSTs:-Thls is to certify that IN the late de-
structt7e IRE on the night OF the 18th nat, which de-
stroyed the threeetory building IN which my store
p7s located, had one Of your HEERISG'3 FLEE
PROOF SAFES. The s2feremasacd In the fire 1rom
soclock ?. IL until o'clock A. u. when th~Boola,
Money and Papers we're removed in good condition
and perfectly 1eEh1s hst have no trouble In set
Ting with my customers any more than had ucycr
been through FIRE. Respectfully yours,
J. P. FUENALr.
The above adds another to the long LIST OF these
truly FEE FRUOF SAFES, to be fouri only st.the
Stare OF
ae1r6o.l1sdp 20 STATE street.
, 1861-10-23

Correspondents OF the Chicago Trlbuae.]

The Rrsaors about Fermentation tev came to
Be made l1blic--7he Congressional Coaunittes
Nesos from The Big Bf;Gge. Etc., dc.
, 1861-10-23

The enemies Ct Gov. Charles Robinson, in
Kansas, believing that the State is entitled to
elect its otticers at this, the first regular cleo
ton under the State Government, have pre-
eented a ticket for which they will vote,
although there is no warrant for 1t in the
reclamation. The election occurs on Monday,
November 5tb, and is for Legislature, in
ending one half Of the Senate, {the other half
holding over; for county officers; State Cap
ital; banking law amendments to the Con
etltution, and to GIL some vacancies. The
State ticket nominated ut Topeka, on the 17th,
is therefore irregular, except 30 far IS to I'LL
tie offices of State Treasurer and Attorney
General, which are vacant. The ticket is as
follows:
For Coecruor-aEo1uE A. CRAWFORD, Of Bou1-
bon county.
For Lieut.. Governor-JosErH STEER, of5eferson
county.
For Secretary Of state-J. ". RoBnSsox, Of Riley
For Attorney Genera1-SAauE1 A. srHsos, Of
Leavenworth county: ..,
For Treasurer-H. r. DuTToN. Of Brown comfy.
For Auditor-JA1EH R. MCCLURE, Of Davis
county.
PRESTON, Of 0sage county.
, 1861-10-23

KENDALL CoUNTY.-Two tickets, Demo
cratic and Republican, are in the field in Ken
dull county, and 3 third Is to be presented by
a Union Convention. The two party coaveo-
tons met On the 10th, the one at Bristol and
the otker ut Ycrkyille, on opposite sides Of the
river, and failing to agree upon any terms OF
union, each nominated for ITSELF The Re
publican ticket u.s.
Constitutional g0te-Thomas Minnie.
County Judgt-BenjAmin Rfcketeon.
County CIerk-J. j. Cole.
County Izedsu7er-H. 8. Humphrey.
School C0zrMissioaer-E. ". Barnes.
Cotszty 6uTUey0r-John II. HepWopd.
The Democratic ticket is:- -
Delegdte-A1opzo B. Smith.
County Jafdge-Lewia Steward
/ G0Hnfy 7redaHreF-Robert Hopkins.
County C{e7k-Festus Bprr.
County SuTEtYor-John II. Morgan.
School Commtsst0ner- John b. Lowe.
La SALE D1s1R1cT.-The Union Conyen
tion Of the La Sale representative district, has
nominated, for delegates to the Constitutional
Convention, Perry L. Armstrong Of Grundy
Democrat, and Alexander Campbell Of Il
Sale, Republican. The ticket will be elected
! almost without opposition.
, 1861-10-23
FROM GEN. WIMAN'8 00LBMN.

The Aarch from Ro9a fospards Ifptoa-Jasp
peeted Battle and Paetosy at linn CFask-Ln-
Treating Particulars.
, 1861-10-23

Correspondents OF the Chicago Trlbune.1
ST. Louis, October "a, 1851.
The removal Of Gen. Fremont, which, &C.
cordiDg to report, has been positively decided
upon and will take place On Tuesday, is still
the engrossing topic in this city. Scarcely
pereon Is there OF high or low degree who is
rot intimately or remotely interested in this
question. SecesaIonists and UniouiBts feel
that upon its decision important results may
be determined for their veal or woe. Those
who have, through the energy and activity OF
Gen Fremont, been employed in workshops
or upon Government work, of course feel
exceedingly uneasy about bis removal, and, IN
ehert, the question has 50 many different phs-
eee that everybody feels an interest in 1t, aud
the positive character of the report Of Gen:
Fremont's removal following closely upon the
heels of Secretary Cemeron's visit, invites a
f1sh discussion Of an the points involved IN
Fremont's whole career in this military de-
partment- It is talked of,ever5Where, and so'
warmly, too, as to make strangers OF former
f1iends in many instances. The Way that the
news Of Cameron's orders to Fremont to stop
work on the Notifications in st. Louis and
jefferson City, and in relation to other matters,
happened to come from Washington as q
sDeclal dispstch to the New York Tribune, Is
ctrtain. Mr.. Samuel Wilkinson, Of the latter
1aper. formed one of the secretargts party.
Mr. wilkinson is confidential friend Of Mr..
Ca1reron, and although his paper Is or has
been friendly to Fremont, Nj. ". is hostile to
him The substance OF the orders Issued
through the Adjutant General Vas telegraphed
ftom this city BY Mr.. " ilkinaon, either to New
York or Warrington, and through him OBJ
tanned publicity in the New York Tribune
co u1nns.
Frtmont's removal (for it is generally Gre.
dittd here) cauaes the numerous California
contractors, who have been feeding at the
| public crib, to tremb1e for their fate. Some
| Of them would gladly give up their contracts
at once, and stopping their pay gives then
serious pecuniary trouble. 1t Is more thar
rumored that these California gentlemen ast
| now fighting each other and trying to daTe1
attention from their own cases by exposing
o1hCrF. This msy not be the case, but it II
spoken of freely BY those whose acquaintance
with what is going on inside ought to enabl.
| them to speak correctly. Their ease Of min6
| is By no means assisted BY the presence Of
Congressional Committee Of Investigation
who are probing contracts to the very core
| The friends of Gen. AlcKinstry are complain
lrg that he is treated very unfairly by thi
| efe1nT1it:fe fapeciAllp Es he is absent and una
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TEACH TIE WoMES TO S,vE.-lhere $
tho secret. saving woman at the head
Of q family is the very best savings bank
vet es,ablishcl-one that receives deposits
DAILY and hourly, with no costly machine
yy to manage it. The idea of saving is a
n!easant one, and if "the women would
lmLihe it ut once, they would cultivate
and adhere to it, and thus, when they were
not aware of it, would be laying the toun-
,iaton for competent security IN stor-
nv time, and shelter in a rainy day. The
woman who sees to her own house has 4
large field 10 save in, and the best way to
rake her comprehend it is for her to keep
an account of current expenses. prohab'!
not one in Ten has M idea how much are
the expenditures of herself or family.
Where from one to two thousand dol
lars are expended annually. there is a
chance to save something, if the attempt
is only made. Let the housewife take the
i.lca-act upon it-aud strive over it
sn.l she will save many dollars-perhaps
hlndre,l<-where before she thought it
Impossible. l'hi, aduty-not prompt
M of avarice-a moral obligation that
rests upon "the women as well as The
men. hut it is i duty. We are sorry to say,
,hat i, cultivated very little, even among
tho WHO preach the most, and regard
til .mscives as examples in most matters.
:,rrach the women to save, isa good
enough maxim to be inserted in the next
edition of "Poor Richards Almanac.
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TuE VALUE OF Coon W1FE.-ln the
true wife the husband finds not affection
only, but companionship-a conpa"ion,
ship with which no other can compare.
The family relations give retirement
without solitude: and society without the
rough intrusion of the world. 1t plants
in the husbands dwelling Il friend who
can bear his silence without welrineSs-
who can listen to the detail Of his inter
ests with sympathy-who can appreciate
his repetition of events, only important
as they are embalmed in the heart. Com.
mon friends are linked to us by slender
thread. We must retain them hy minis.
tcring, in some way, to their interest OF
their enjoyment. What a luxury It'll for
!. man to feel, that in his own home there
is 81 true an,l atlrciionatc being, in whose
pr, S.nra he may throw oil all restraint
without danger to his dignity, he may cor.
ii.ir w;,Eont the fear OF treachery, and be
81 1 or unfortunaic without being ahaf,
d med. H. in the outward world, he grows
We rr Of human selfishness, his heart can
safely trust in one whose soul ycarns tor
his happiness. and whose indulgence over,
looks his drfrcts.-Prcs shyterian.
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For the Complexion.

};c arr ,rXc,l with YOU. dear, silly,
rnnSr,,,;ral .atiirs: we should like to box
.;o.r nrcuy ears. hung with Jewels, and
i.a:D:,. ,vrr wiih glossy hair, t"r giving
..rr.:.,..,.,, 20 ryer,'iin@ hat they hear !.
N,.at 80, Vi, 9" !'&'iing your toilet ta.
l.'..- ~, ."!"cl,c, anl r,>r POWDER, and
y!..,., rr a!n, al: long Is y"u smut out
yo.r h.:,I:il, ard con,5'''n >e!i>e, and com
,r;; rr,id.rc,.? Foolish little snills d"
>.,n .a;i,ns,, .l,al ieari:v is Tx. the srni
~, ,!,~ Arabian Nights tales, and will un-
a.; ii.r!t'i,l :. vast w;:i;e column G.! vapor
i.on. F...!.a'|. tie glass stopper OF yonder
INV lo;t!e, The snow.white creams and
c,inrary lnac help 70 hide the ravages Of
,;o,s: plaster them ON thickly and. per.
lat.% h4 gas light, if people don't sciut.
,,;ze yon very closely, the world may not
nerrciyc that you are growing yellow,
on,, CHASTITY. and wrinkled before your
t:me. Bn' yon can'i palm of any of the
false coin for the genuine gold OF health
and beauty.
Where is this gold to be found Not
among the scents, and powders, aud car.
nine saucers in the Broadway windows !;
no. in the hot, ftveSed atmosphere of y"nr
nurtaincd rooms, where the gloomy demon
Of furnace Aings its warm, sickiy breath
into every corner. No, you won't find it
there. ,.: ,,,,l
If you really want to discover it, you'll
hove 10 rise while the sun is touching the
cast with ROSY orange, and go ON long,
long walk-not tw" blocks, out m Two ,S m',sS. "a ::
You will have to turn away ''o':' '1e va. .aa !.
brown coffee and mnrGerous vla1,dS una. i,L
smoke on the breakfast table; lou WIN
have to write "regret" for that gay par II
ty which you proposed to attend at ! ~ /, T.
NJ. with boquet in yonr hand' ana pa,
per.snlrd slippers 'n S"nr f''t! h'9
YOU will have 10 throw ;o1. - n''S ana
creams out of tIls winlvw. j "7II pe q
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WuyAy.-Woman, woman! truely
,hu;i art miracle. Place her among
flowers. foster her as tender plant, and
-hr i; Il thing nl' fancy, waywardness and
>nmr;incs lul!y--smoyed with IL dew
drop. ,rv,;eI by the touch nf the butter.
il,> wing, and ready /" f';n' at the ru>tl'
ri H.. beetle; the zc ,lyrs are tc" rough
tho showers too heavy, and she is over
covered hy the perfume Of the rose bud.
In; !r; rea! calamity c"mc-ronsr her
;;:i;.r!!;,ns-cllikinlir ,li' fires of her heart
---:.f.; na.k her then; how her hear
s,rrn.lhelS itSp't-how strong is her par.
r.>r. Place I.,r in h" heat of battle.
::i,;r :.sr 4 child, a bird, or anything she
;or,S aud p;les to pr"tccs-and see her,
rs il, Il relative instance. raising her white
arms is shield. as her own blood GRIM,
-nr,> her npturn,d forehead, praying for
Ill. to protect the he PIES. Transplant
her in the dark places Of tn" car'l!-
awasrn h.r energies to action, and her
breath becomes hraling--l,rr presence d
blessing. She disputes inch by inch, the
=trii, Of stalking restilence, when man
the strong and brave, shrieks away, pale
and aflrishtcd. Misfortune dannts her
not: she wears away 4 li!,, Of silent en-
dlrancc, ard goes forward with less tim,
idit1 Than t" her bridal. In prosperity
she ia iarl 'nll of imprisoned odors.
waiting hut i;,r the winds ol adv"rslty to
scatter ,hr.n ahroad-pnre gold. valuable,
M; ;;,i,-,d in Inc furnace. In shcTt wo'
r!:a:, J.; n r,i.aclc.-a mystery, the centr"
.roni which radia'c< lh., great Charm "i
rN:<,arn"..- Mrs. Arn 5. STEPHENS.
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SMILES AND FnowSs Which will you
lo--smilc and make your household hap.
pv, or be Grabbed, and make all those
vn!ng ones gloomy, and the elder ones
l,.scrahc, The amount of happincssyou
cau produce is incalculahle, it yon show
a smiling face. kind heart, and speak
pleasant words, wear il pleasant collntc-
nance: let Joy beam in yoor eyes, and
love g low ON your forehead. There is 10
ioy like that which springs from 4 kind
action or u pleasant deed; and You will
feel it at night when you rest, at morning
wlp.n you rise, and through the day when
ahout yonr business.-llomc Journal.
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Arrangements for Freight or Passage may also
&c made IN Ch'leston. hy application to
JOHN FRASER Il CO..
State Of South Carolina,
:DGEFIELD DISTRICT, !,

~ fO-HHGA yIEIS.
HETfEREAS an inquest of E>c!rnt hath heen
w returned to this Office, whereby, il appears
shat Charles Mctiresor. late Of EagcGtld Dis
'riri, who was horn in Dunhartop, Scotland, and
lied nn the twenty FIRST day OF May, in the year
Of. our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
srcn, seized AMI possessed at the time OF his
i:a'i, 81 Lot of Land, conlail.iEg -iinlf
tcrr, rurc or les: situate, iyi:,. an; l"!:, IL the
rprp"ra,e limits Of Eigctel,I Village, i'un'!cd On
nc North by Il Lot Owned Ly Rev. 7. y. l.ymch,
u the LAS, hy Lots owned Ly Ti",Eas =. Nagrath
,ad George T.. l.a, iru:n. and the ruhic -rect
.a.liac .iu,a the C6,u; E"u:e to p"Ii'rssil:", on
.he South ny Il Lot cwnrI by JaEcS y. D":cr.
and un the Nest by public street i,mcoiptriy in
he rear Of Tie Court House, ami Lots o"n.d by
riiam j. Ready T. j.. Smith ard Rev. =. N.
Lynch without having in his ilciilac made any
deposition thereof, AMI without leaving any per-
On Who can legally claim Ike sai.c. New in
:ars;ia;re Of ;he directions "r the ri "f assem-
,iy, in uch made aEd provided. the i!ri:s of
nc said Charles Mr:rcg"r or others claiming
,nder him if any there be. are hereby rcgWir, to
,prcar and make claim within eighteen rontl ):
ru.i the ,!a;t hereof.
Witness :ny lan :: ElgrGcl'l Court lTcusr, tlis
purth day or April, i. d. lSGU.
TllOS. G. BACON, c.c.p.
april II, 1861 If IA
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LEADING
PATENT MEDICINES

-SrcH As
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMENT for cure
of old Sores, rheumatism, &c.
Radaway's Ready RELIEF;
Sanford's Liver INVIGORAT0R, one OF
best Liver Medicines ever discuvered
Oxygenated BITTERS
lIostetter's celebrated Stomach B1TTERs. sure
cure for Dyspepsia;
short time:
Kcnnedys Medical DISCOVERY;
Kennuly's Salt Rheum OINTMENT for cure oi
Scroiula or any kinl of cruptrni
lIcceman L Co.'S Elixcr Of Galisaya Bark ior
cure Of ChillF and Fever;
Tarrants EGervcsrcnt Setter APERlENTj
Cark's Fcalalc PILLS;
Marchiscs' Uterine CATlI0LlC0N:
PHIL0T0kEN or Frmalc's FRIEND;
Pure COD LIVER, oil jelly and a more pleasant
form to take;
Bryan's Pulmouic WATERS which affords re-
lief in ten minutes.
just received and for sale ut
G.. W. S j. B. HODGES.
Oct 10 If 80.
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fiery ordeal, but beauty is not to be hae

fiery ordeal, but beauty is not to be had
ON cheaper terms.
You viii not have the courage and per-
severance to continue the eSperlmentlong,
however. Cosmetics are So cheap, and
doctors bills 50 trill;ny. And, after all,
halt The world don't kuuw natural roses
from artificial.
The girls Of century ago USED to be
up and abroad before sunrise, to gather
Nav dew for their complexion. Don't
you suppose they discovered the charm
mot in the sparkling globules on leaf and
flower, but i'll the fresh, fragrant air, aud
thr low bending oak boug his brushing their
checks Us they tripped by. They gathered
bloom and freshness from every bank OF
violrts, and every medallion Of golden,
green moss /! Nature is always generous
to those who seek her in good earnest, and
if The damsels of nowadays went to get
MAY dew, they might not lind much OF
the article itself, but they would BRING
something else quite as beneficial TO the'r
CHI eks and lips.
You must have fresh air-you m.st en-
ercisc and develop those muscles which
God has given you. 1t is "a positive SIN
to sit shrinking in your easy char %tch
nature is CRYING to you, ave have hung
the heavens with blue, and irelgh the
air with balm; come aud drink in the III
Gems. of our winds, and the gold Of our
sunshine p Neither must you be- afraid
Of, rain or storm. You will not melt nc
dissolve! Wrap M warmly, aud then
~ ont and bid defiance t" snow and slert
aud torrents. They are friends and teach
rrs in their way-it may he rough ones
bat it will do you none the less good!
Just give our plan fair trial, won t
You, girls7 and we will warrant you
health, and vigor, and bounding spirits,
and above all, the brightest and freshest
OF compexions.-I.ite Illustrated.
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Postmaster General. for the use of the Con.

Postmaster General for the use of the Con.
tedcratc States but if said letters or mail
matter shall be received By such express or
other company, not for delivery, hut to be
mailed, then the matter 50 carried shall be
prepaid at the same rate That the existing
law requires tito bc Iaid from the point where
it may hc received l!y such company to The
point Of its destination, and the postmaster.
where such company may mail lhc saline,
shall dciace the stamps upon the saline.
SIC. e. BE il further cMactcI, That agents
of any company who may carry letters under
the provisions of this act, shall be required to
! take IN oath that he will faithfully comply
with the law of the Confederate States rela.
ting to tie carrying of letters cr other mail
matter, and obli,eraing postage stamps, which
oath may be administered hy any justice Of
the peace, and shall be in writing, and signed
by such agent or messenger, and filed i'll the
Postofiice Department.
Approved, March 18th, 1861.
AN ACT To continue in force certain laws Of
the United States Of America.
BE enacted by the Confederate Safes cl
.1mericu IN Congress- assembled, That ali the
laws Of the United States of America, in force
and in use in the Confederate States Of Ameri
ca Oh the first day Of November last, and not
inconsistent with the Constitution Of the Con
lvderate States, be and the same are hereby
continued in force until altered or repealed
by the Congress.
| Adopted, February ., lSGl.
Postnlastcrs' Returns must bc made t.
close on tle %lst March, the 3Uth June, the
Goth September, and the 3lst December, in
each year: And the Return for the fractional
part Of the current quarter, which ends June
30th next, must be promptly rendered to tho
Chief Of the Finance Bureau, Postohice De
rartmen;, Montgomery, Alabama, in the form
and manner prescribed by existing laws ant
f! rprulatiuns
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Charles Kingley's simple, eloquent ad.
vice 10 his daughter, should be engraved
on every female heart:
BE good. sweet maid, and let who will he clever,
De noble things. not dream them, all day long;
Aa,i 50 make life, death, and that vast Forever,
The grand sweet song
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THE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN
rs PUBLISHED AT COLUMBIA, so. C.!
By CHARLES T.. PELHAM.


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FOR THE HAIR.

IIeimstreet Inimitable HAIR RESTORATIVE;
Mrs. S. a. Aliens Worlds Hair RESTORER
and Hair DRESSING:
Phauns Impr"v0d Magic Hair DYE;
Burnctts C0CAINE:
Phalnn's COCINE. pnMADE and Hair OIL, NIL
excellent fur giving the Hair Il lively nni glossy
appearance.
The l.ar:ie: are solicited to give the above as
snrtIucnt an cxar.inaIiun.
e. ". & J. b. HODGES.
Oct 10 II ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10
Estray Notice.

vNy0LLED before me by Mr.. Wm. kimhrrl, liv-
4 inc Mt Bath Paper Mills, bay Mare NJ ULE,
age unknown,-no particular marks. with the cN-
ccpion that ono of her fure knees is rather large.
Appraised Mt $l0,7j. The owner il requested to
come forward, provo property, pay charges AMI
take her away, otherwise Il will he dealt with n
the lrw directs. Il. L HENTR1, MED.
Hamburg, May !, 1851. +:m IL