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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

The Louisville Democrat, though strong
Democratic paper, is honest enough to deny
that the Republicans either began the war, o
rendered it necessary. If some of the North
ern Democratic organs would initiate its con
duct it would elevate them somewhat in pub
lie conhdence
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

The road between Wheeling and Grafton is
guarded by Ohio troops. A large number of
rebels are taking the oath of allegiance; they
say they have been taught to expect war of
devastation from the Federal troops aud the
consideration with which they have been treat
ed surprises them. There are now at Grafton
and Philippi about 1000 troops.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

A regiment of Wisconsin troops, armed and
equipped, having horses, wagons, camp equip
page DC, ready for active service, passed thro
Fremont, Monday, en- route for Washington.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

SOUTHERN TRooPs MovISG.-The Memphis
Bulletin of Wednesday, reports that there are
about 1000 troops near Cornith, marching to-
ward Union city, and that they expect to have a
brush at Cairo shortly.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

Both branches of the Council of Philadel-
phia have rendered the hospitalites of the city
to Lieut.. Slemmer, granting him the use of In
dependence Hall, in which to receive his friends
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

Three hundred of the rebel troops opposite
Williamsport, Nd, have within few days de-
serted, and others are expected to follow.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

From table which the North American pub
fishes, it appears that Philadelphia has now en-
listed 1894 men, forming twenty regiments
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

Coon IDEA-It is intimated that Gen. But
Ter will deliver the 4th of July oration in Rich
mond, Va this year
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

or Ohio, enacted by the Legislature at its ses
sion wo publish entire in supplementary sheet
These aacts" arc important Read them.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

Virginia is reaping the harvest she planted.
Prentiss guesses she won't care to put in an
other crop.
The sun., 1861-08-22

Nearly ~ 900, il still ia the hands ii the
County Treasurer, payable on the enHlhcaics Of
I'll" Committee, ifcudorscd hv Mr.. Dsv. the
Treasurer If the Supcrintcudcnts If the Poor
The latter having refused to honor the certih-
Gates oi the Relief Committee, for two days
past no money has been pnd to applicants, cN-
ccpt such sums as Mr.. +. g. Kirby, ul the Com
mitcc cOnld borrow on hi, own Individual re-
spunsihility. A great deal Of suffering has been
caused in consequence. Many families are al
together dependent upon the small sums al.
lIwcd them by the authorities, and the result il
that the residences and places of business, of the
men composing tn" Committee have been
crowded with women many Of whom. with
tear IN their ewes, appealed for a little money
TO keep themselves and children from actual
want. There is no necessity for this state Of
things. The money Is in the Bank and can be-
obtained, II the Superintendent OF tho Poor secs
III to do his duty.
Tnr LATE JEREMIAH Lorr.--Thc members
Of the Board Of Supervisors attended the funeral
Of the late jeremiah Lott, from his residence in
Flnthush, on Tuesday afternoon. The deceased
died at the advanced age Of S5 years. lie was,
many wears ago, clerk Of the Board Of Super
visor.
FArN GuNSrNG ACcIpESr-A young man
named Earle, residing on the corner OF Orange
and Henry yts, accidentally Y shot himself vc-tcr-
day while on y cunning excursion IN the Ninth
Narl The hall entered his brain. lie expired
HlEu.t Instantly.
The sun., 1861-08-22
Pnllrc Intelligence. sc.

CAruRr or rtcNrocKEr-A young man
ramcd VIM. MoniSomcry was arrested on Tues-
ds, night charged with picking the pocket OF
Mr.. John McAulinc, residing q, No 5al Fourth
street, oi gold watch valued at SlOo. IL ap-
pear that MI M.Auli0c was standing on the
corner ~ Rfuuue and Elm streets when the uc-
cuscd and two other, p~tlod against thin. AMI the
former, II - alleged. seized his watch ami ran
OIL with II. H. ,tattcd m pursuit, aud after
running several blocks came M with Mont
geometry and cau Jd his arrest. On searching
the prisoner the watch could not bc found, H.,
having probably pi~-cd II over % one 10 his
conrdcntcs. both ot whom escaped. Justice
,mackcnhush, to whose Court he was taken,
locked HIM up To answer.
A BlRrEspFR ARkisrED. Henry MrGill,
bartender tor John McGuro OF No I97 Second
avenue, was on the 10Th inst, takrn before Jus
ticc Quackenbu-h, charged with having -tolaA
a gold watch and chain, AMI 4 small amount -
money. in all valued at t2C,, from his cmplo,vr.
\ portion Of the prupcrt, was found on the pcr-
son oi the accused. and the remainder hal bccn
seen IN his possession. Justice QuaCk Ckcuhush held
the prisoner to Tail in ~ ,OOo John Young OF
No. 3l6 Second avenue became his security
AHTrsr nv Az ALlEoFD INrosrFR.-A
German named Charlie, Schrolcr was arrested
yesterday charged with dciraudiDg citizens out
Of small sums ot money, which he solicited for
the purpose, he said, ul paving his passage to
Appleton, Wis. lie had a paIrr with him
which contained n crrticatc oi character, Sc,
and the namc, ut persons who had subscribed for
his rclcl; this l. believed to be- n forgery lie
pretcnds to have been teacher in q scientific
schUol at Lawrence, Mass, and !, evidently OF
souc considerable education. Justice Kelly held
him tu await examination.
ARRAY ~ \ DtsIrrrrArLE IIovsE.-A
fight took place on Tuesday night, in dsrcp-
utahlc dance house, AT No. ~ Cherry street,
during which CuRIsrINN NAIK was dangerous
| ly stabbed in the back, breast AMI shoulder bv
| two women, named ELizN SroNE and Ina
BRuwN, inmates of the place. The wounded
man was taken TO the n. Y. Hospital, where
doubts of his recovery are entertained The
women were arrested, and Justice KELLY locked
| them up.
ALLEGED FRAuD.-TnApDEUs Il. PADDOCK
was arrested yesterday. charged with having,
by fraud and fal.c approximations, obtained pos
session of stock OF wincs liquors and segars,
belonging to Mr.. fHEENAN Woop, of Rocka-
way, N. y, hut doing business in thi@ city
The accused was brought to the Lower policc
Court, and held to bail to answer the charge.
The sun., 1861-08-22

kroCk FLICTrArIoNs.

IT, table is derived ~ comparison of The Firrs
H0prl it'rs cpch day 90
The sun., 1861-08-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE NTPLLI,.RNCR

TIE schooner Pair Wind, Of and from Baltnsrs
for Fall River, with grain, has been detained ssvs
mi dpy- under Sandy Hook by eastery veath~rs
Aug ii, lat 10 10, lou u, saw a brig 70 windvnr4
with his colots half mitsi and union down, who 49,
,d us a. ,y Wy him hut laioring very heavy IN ~
sca, We r,shd not do The brig driled very IA
h. lcrWntd. At4P N. We s,w her go down. 8ha
Wa found to New York, but was unable 10 lesra
her name. Could uot whether they had ga
their h. alta out her sails we're blown " pieces ths
captain said lis crew were all sick; saw molaases
hlds ou dcck; SUPPOSED her 10 be from tho Wee
Indies.
RomNsoS's uNIL, vineyard Sound. Aug Is
The schooner Emma l. Day, of and from PhilaArE-
Ihin, c,i loaded, ia IIyanniA went ashore here
this incoming m the ios-is nill Of water and b b.
ing stripped.
The sun., 1861-08-22

SITUATIONS wASTED-Bv MANS.
The sun., 1861-08-22
MSBURGH.

SUBMARINE BLAsTISG.--The New York Sub
marine Go. are engaged in removing rOck from
purpose Of enabling ships OF heavy draught 10
Tic there in safety. The work IL being done
under the direction Of B. Maillciert, and eXcites
good deal Of interest among the curious in such
matters.
The sun., 1861-08-22
THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. p, 1861.

LEDERKRASz. The German Liedcrkranz
annual sumnier-night festival camc of at Jones'
Wood last evening. The crowd present was
very large, and the amuscments Of the usual
ENJOYABLE character.
The sun., 1861-08-22
BROOKLYN.

NoLuNrEFt FuNu.-Thc County Relief Com
mittcc have made the following weekly pay
mcnts to the families ui volunteers, since the
week ending June ~, 1864, out oi the fund Of
SdO.Om, appropriated for the purpo-c by the
linard Of Supervisors;
The sun., 1861-08-22
+ / n A n G | A l. , &c.
NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Aug. 81.

N,u,,y N.nuu x.y,t.,.i.,. .n, ot
w" 'N ''H'
Tie stock market h The opening thS morning
ri owed no activity, but lrces were well sustained
"A o ,',ae Ia veyer th. marx ~ VIVA strnnprr and
81 -, -. -,
"B''I tr''7 were "n''r' "''""" "''rB"B W"
much ui u supply. Border state securities were
.t,Iy with "a moderate business la Federal stocks
,,... ,. ,., ,,,,,i i,,,, w,,,,,, r,iI,y,v .,,r,.
'i''' WINS ''t lh"'n "'.''P' "'N'i " '"'"S '"''
were neglected under th" hn'NV.''l1' comparison o.
their August earnings. Present Appearances iudl-
,at, "a large lt siness upon all tho r,a,l, m 5utcm.
Lon. tie ,s,l,L truo for Al, heavy tr,ltc.
j., 49,. -. 60. ,t...,.,.-
i' ''''hn 'N''NS' ''o "''H"'''' ''' ''' s'"'"'''
20. u,ny was light ono, but drawers were firm
and he supply of commercial signatures u,t prgr.
ma I,I,,, ,L, r,,.,.o ,., ,,,,,,,f.s ,,,r,. ,..,
WV '''''.'" WV ''"'N'' '''- '''''' ''' I''
lu'E On Paris b'."Ih nb,323.
E.rolts tcNc.u-iyc ol -prccJ from New York T..
...,.,,, ,,,,. ... r. ,,,L c,.i..,, Ana. 10 and
' ." .'' '' ''' Wv" ''''7 900 -
H,nv, Ju. L.
lNGn. I7bl
Tu'N for the w''l. ....... Sl,'lhlH lUONl'
Previously l'I"rt'd ...... 'i''.d.Jl' "'"l' 10
-,,-,,-,
since J0n. l...'..'.' t'''"-''u"" 'L'I''E'"
o. Chang" tu'wy the N"nr market was heavy
The sun., 1861-08-22
MEDICINES.
r A1EST NEWS FROM COLONEL WILL
- SONS REGIMENT, FORT PICKENS.
FoET PICkEss, July IS, 1851.

II
- SONS REGIMENT, FORT PICKENS.
foEr PICAESS, July l5, lSjl.
DR.. RNuwAY q Co;
G,ut'crucu i have Just arrived from Ports Pick.
on1 and Jefferson, aud am euholdcned Ia INV that
the l'rus, o' Ready Relief and other preparations
wuiru yuu we're kind enough a. isl. mo w. present
10 Cu',ud Wilson's Regiment, Aay" don" M 1T cS-
ue..t ser lyC lu camp, AID under enough" c.',um-
sta p,8. Tie Koliof s tlo only article we have used
u the cure, and Is immediate palliative Of ahra-
siuus, bruises Cut-wouuds, burs, cr'icS, diseases
uf the bowels, &C., and lu4 dulc wonders On tine
Why of remedial oycrAtous generally, am nrthu-
rild t. sy, hy he medical authorities OF the rcg
mont, that Roadway q Co.'S medicines are a bcs,iug
tu n e. men, and great relief to the routine duties
~ tir r,g,mcnta' physicians. JUDGED We have
every reason a. think that nll sick people would
he ulde well IN tho shortest space of time by the
uu.cIuuB and exclusive use ot your famous COM
bounds. / can ruusrient lsy recommend every
soldier 'n take Rlway X medicines Ia his knapstck.
You viii please accept our thanks iur your sdui-
tury .lit amt U.HtBe tie enthusiastic praise ul
Iur truly
aug2u'll- THADDEuS w. MEIGHAM.
MRS. M'NROE APPLIES GALVANlSM
4'J 'yr the cure u. female comp ANTS liplios re-
pniiiu. Uoarl uid Ipal me'licu attu dauur, can hr
,ocuiuu.,L lated At 20 Watts 81, NEXT door ~ Vucl.
street au22 l2'llj
The sun., 1861-08-22

DGRSE LOST-ON TUESDAY, AUG. 2Oth
IA Prince street near Green, bucSskin purse
containing Sly. The owner being poor woman,
viii amilN, tie purse containing al The money she
ha.. The finder viii be rewarded ly returning II ~
,yi BruadwHy.
The sun., 1861-08-22

MILK ROl IL FOR SALE - DEPOT,
VI .ur.ls uHb wagons, DIuH, and ,EHr- tu'y BOO
,.lp etc order luIuigc 20 70 Nmda -. FROM ~
tu ., ,rl.mGt.9. ol-. !.lI2
The sun., 1861-08-22
G'CDA..

COAL FOR SALE-ti.3) PER TOS THIS
Y H,,., for thc best family c"d, stove, rllrc,
%. trpsl furnace sizes; delivered free H.l r'uul.
O,Iur li6k Bowery, neat Bioume ~. ans 2lI.'ljy
(OAl.-BEING WHOLESALE AND RI o
y tail agent for the sale of some ul the best lru
t ard Lehigh GOALS, NIll sell curgoes pt the ln"tst
possible price and by retail ut - % lor - '"r
st'No, range, CRATE aud Furnace, screened aud dele
vtred from the yard, C,r King and Greenwich ~
cor New R1weTv .ul Kno5,,clt So MAT CiIN.
! lgN aug aLlg'l2J
The sun., 1861-08-22
Auction NOTICES.

AUCTION NoTICE-BY ROBERT HAY
hDOCK-Eatthen and glassware. ~ order II
executor, Friday, Aug "a at II o'clock, az store
$40 Spring IT. balance of stock Of earthen and glass
ware and store fixtures. au2l 3B'l2t
The sun., 1861-08-22
STEAMBOATS,.

An EVENING EXCURSION ON THI KS
hday, Aug. 22d-rhe steamboat TIIOS T.. WAY.
viii leave Pier 20, North River, foot Of y st. at ~
o'clock, T.. NJ, lor Newark via Coney Isand, aud
return by moonlight, leaving Newark at ~ T. "
Tickets 70 Newark aud back, 20 eeuts, au3l gla
The sun., 1861-08-22
EOR SALE OR LET.

A TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING. 81
"A feet ty "a, with lots, suitable irr lager l"cr
Slouu, h,ardiuR hurso and garden also iur 'l"s'.
~. Apply H. pRETIOVE, River street, BroutIy'N
opposite tie Flushing Ave. Railroad depot. au2n y
The sun., 1861-08-22
BOARD AND ROOMS.

DOARDING-2 SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID Dra gcutoInau aud N,ic can Obtain huutd uud
comfortable home nt 40 g.. puWlch - entrance iu
Cl nrc4. H. FEl.rlIAM. au2l siac'la3
DOARDING-A HANDSOME. FRONT
- furnished 70. pm"it large enough for two, ~
let ,ti hrId, .t VERY low rtte, 1T a5l West ajtI
streets hullug modern; baths aud wash tIls irec.
yuun- gdic, en- children mo- objection nu22 2'lll
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-WITH
loH. Il, or without g. single ur married gentle
men HHd their vines; also Two young AtlI,s, dHF
t",'i,Ib cm be &c ,muudutei Pleasant lunatiuu;
ru nl stages Is thed pr, 3@ Iiltb st. auto aAc'
HDIEL LOI GING~-CLEAN COMFOR-
III il!o single eds lpr ~ ,s "a mia gitur ~ tr'h,
At tie luIuu I1tcl, lGd PIr.' ~, cor Thompson.
'- Ht ul luYr-, op,u an night suaipH".S jvlu
YtI r.. ill lna this convenient place to stop at.
a.lGG'llI
The sun., 1861-08-22

THE CO-PARTNERSIlIP OF T. W.
L ATTERBT RY a co. has, hy mutual consent
l,eI dissolved. All debts due by the late Grtn will
thy agreemerD lie paid g. their successor JOHN
KIRKLAND, 10 whom also all persons indebted 10
the late hnn will please max pAy meut. Dated Aug.
II, I. 81. 7. W. ATTERBURY aI2i 3.lib
The sun., 1861-08-22
smiling Advertisements
I.MrLOYMENr -rnn M.Lrs.

H1NTHD
BRASS mclier wanted at ~ Bank IT. 81
UnY ,utcd irpm 10 h. Is years, ut iiy Cedar st.
BOY wanted In q drug store, At 26l Monroe n. 6j
BOOT maker wanted tGermsnI-2gt Fourth ave.
ColoRED man waiter wauted-2gl Fourth ave.
CLfRk Tor q stcamer-Apply Chatham square.
LAND5MEN for 1. : Navy, mechanics, los Cherry
BRNKEsMEN Wanted-Apply I Chatham SQUARE.
POK1 FRS for strrcs-Apply Chatham square.
MIS- for steamers -Apply I Chatham SQUARE.
iOO MIN ou army shoes, 1t i91 Futon ave, Bkyn.
The sun., 1861-08-22
SAVINGS BANKS.

~ BANK FOR SAVINGS,
81 Ber,ker st., head Of Crosby ~
In uier tu accOmn,-Late dealers this Bank is nov
opc 81 every day from ~ O'Clock 10 . uclrck, f,r
the laying and re,~i,iug Of money tn and from its
dep siiors aud Also ON Wednesdays and Saturday,
tiUu4 8 10 D'Cbsk Ia the aiurrloun
ROBERT LENNON KENNEDY,
myinu'li Secretary
The sun., 1861-08-22
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY. I


Household Furulturp u Auction,
Tfs say Thursday, NJ II o'co X, o tu' cutirc CON.
tents oethc DIV clmg-housc, 10 rUcuis -st st. 'ar
1th ave, comprising handsome inrl.r, chlmpcr and
dihug-fo1m furniture, CARPETS iu seventeen rHWuN
twenty hair n,atiras-os. beds. t,diug, tvp htIi.
a,iuC sofa hCl.tyad-. curtains, shades, cues, Ich
china " Ru kinds, silver war;, g.. Al tr br sold
without reserve. H. W MESTCOTE Auctiuuc'r.
The sun., 1861-08-22
SHIPPING, &c.

(uIEAP PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL by
y a., Bnrk H. line o' packets the clipper ship
JAS FOSTER, Jr., sails 2,th August. For pas
snge apply m h,Apl, f,ot 81 Br,l.inm -, T. Il ur
toJACOH VII SON los Smth ~. uu21 i'l2r
The sun., 1861-08-22
EMPLoYMENT--Po- PKSALrs.
HAATED

HAATED.
AN experienced nurse tor children. iIS u 3Sd II.
HNISIERs ON thin panis, at io5N Est 2sth st. IS
CiINMBERMAID Il .uiu Tres. wauto,i-29i i,h ave
FLANNEL shirt cpcrai y, with machine, 90 Spring
rlNIsHERs SC. cn pants, iGS ,u,h Is, st, wmshh
GIRL wanted, NJ 2g5 P,cihc IT. Brooklyn 65
- ERATOR with "a w a w'son vests, 2il 9th ave-
OPERATORS & Hnishors On pants, iTe Chatham It,
OPERATORS wMa-i. a. be- Ninth ave. p
OPERATOR On HIVES machine, At 4io Canal ~.
OPERATOR on coats, at 20l Hester 81, top A,or.
WOMEN to spin hne wor.tsliIo Cts,hNm, r,.r,u 1
. OPERATORS On c,,ts, % Spring 1t, basement.
> SEWING machine hauls, m W Franklin st. ~
SITUATIONS wASTED-Bv M,LKs.
AZ Po.ter, ly y huslncss n,an--HK W, boN $50 Sun
BN Job Printer, steady work-C, lox $50 sun.
TO p,rf.ct htrns self In watchnaking--w, so sun.
SITUATIONS wANrED-Br FrSAtr-
BN small grlto mind children. 9S3 Elizsbeth,r
GOOD Servants, FREQ Of charge -99I Fourth ave.
WANTED FOR uoUsEwoRK
GIRL to do general housawork, M iiS East SD t.
GIRL for houscwork Inquire - Barrow H. 81
GIRL 10 do general housework 4G6 Greenwich ~.
GIRL to do houscwork, t2i list ave, IN the bakery
GIRL ~ wash, ir,u 4 Homework, 15T W l5th it.
BOARDING.
GENTS 81; man 4 wife, cheap, 1is Madison st 92,i
BOARD ior cltircn-lOg Greene It, rear 92,g
BOARD q lodging, S2,I5 to SO, 25-22G ID av 2i,4
LODGINGS To LET
CLEAN snglc heds, ~ cts, at 10 Walker IT, PA
Ft'ENlsHED rpom to lct. ut Ihdluw Il, mp stairs
FURNISHED room, private family, " ID ave. PA
FURNISHED bedroom, % tth 81, near Bowcry 2a,s
FURNISHED r'om {, l't cheap, ai loo Ludlow st.
n FINISHED ruuni ~ ~ month, iT5 Allen 1t. 22,2
~ ENIsHED or uuittn,ishel ronins, 90 Suffolk 1916
LODGINGS from ~ t. 81 cts ~ Lispcnard IT. el,6
UNFU FINISHED attic room, /, gent, 263 Division
The sun., 1861-08-22

EOl. LlNERpOOI.-TIlE MAGNIFICENT
L clipper ship ORIENT Capt. Hill, will 1nii ~
August p. Her accommodations are uueIIHllel.
F"r passage, at the low est possible rates, apply Oh
hnard, or t. h. COLLINS d co, at the Office, on
Pier =, North River. uu22 G'ii2
The sun., 1861-08-22
LOST Avn FOUND.

RANK BOOK L0ST-ON ACCOUNT WITH
~ PETER MULIAN on Chamber It Bank. The
finder viii please leave II At the Bank, or at 90 Mon
roc n. 80
The sun., 1861-08-22
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
The Ma ager is pleased to announce the most
EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY
ever offered tu the Icol c ui New Yutk America.
A LIVING uIPPOPOTA ANUS.
PROM THE RIVER NILE IN EGYPT
the oiily one over brought tu America, an animal
that is vorsihpIed by the kgyltians, aud never al
lowed to leave the country except uy tho SPECIAL per
tnisson Of the guycnmei. This - the only one
ever known cat ui tie country, EXCEPT At IN 100
logicil Gardens IN London, and the Gartcn o Plants
Adnission ,e all. % -. Children under ten, 10
The sun., 1861-08-22
AUCTION SALE ~ HOUSEHOLD FUR

NUlTr---A Vt IkIsTALAK Aucioneor WI
p, D ou FRIDAY, Esd iu-t, Il ~ ~ O'Clock. 10 %
H1Vcfy. % ur .e and general assortment ui lplsr-
i..u N.. tire. comprising MAHOGANY sofot, fa. .--
'r, uu l,rlor chais, zane aud wuod sent ch,Ils,
D1iue'cd chamber suites, extension dH.- ttIr,
lufI.U|r, hvd,trtds, bossta."~, d.s vans. .UItEUs.
nr,--e- mud ing'o'u cnrrct feather urdt l.lr 'ut
stiuo uttu ,,,-t., b,,iui. quits, 90, yoy,., .-.
window shades, i.l- >tircs, Dc. IlG
The sun., 1861-08-22

A RTESIAN WELL BOREE WANTED
n Apply at NE .- ....
~ TIER ATWOOD, o Works,
an92 ssii9 Hunters Point l.. l.
The sun., 1861-08-22

As Peter ly y husncss man-HK W, boS $50 Sun
BN Job Printer, steady work-C, box sss sin.
TO p,rfrct him,ef In watchmaking--w, so Sun.
The sun., 1861-08-22
INSTRUMENTATION.

A GENTS wANTED-TWO OR THREE
Z n young mou 20 sell oil AIp'y Wal st. room
., from 10 to T..
The sun., 1861-08-22

Lluold lumtutt tins day, Thursday, ~ Tao PRIV
ate rcsidencc - west 18th n, near dth ~, At II
u'cl.,k, consisting OF IHrlnr, chamber lIi dining
room furniture, ,,rpctng, bedding chiu,. .asi,
silver wHtc, table cutlery, osu Irse assprtu mt ut
basement and kitchen iunhurr. ~
The sun., 1861-08-22

RANK BOOK LOST-NO. '46,S ,S3i, WITH
- tie name Of CATHARINE MATHEWS Ou
II, on tic H'wery Swings Bank; the finder vi
please leave q ut the bank ~
The sun., 1861-08-22

nor LIVFRPOOI-THE CLIPPER SHIP
l. CARAVAN, Capt. Barker, " III positively Adl
August 2Ith. This ship lts splendid accum'uudt-
tiuns tor cabin, 2d cabin aud 'tecrugo pnsseugers.
For It .slgo apply ON h,ard Mt pier II, East YER
or h. JOSEPH MIRpIIY, 81 South st. nI22 B'l48
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-10-17

MORAL TREAcHERY.-The editor oI
the Baltimore Clipper truthfully SAYS:
"In the present position Of the country.
those who pretend to insist upon peae5
upon any other terms than the preser-
walton Of the entire Union, are moral
traitors to their country, If not even ac-
tual participants in the open rebellion
against it. Every one of the leaders
of this peace party knows that in the
present attitude of our Government and
the Southern Confederacy. no terms can
he made short Of the delivery up Of the
forts and property which was forcibly
seized by those who have originated
this civil war-and instead of approach
ing towards peace, those who hold back
their aid from the Government or the
Union, are in effect protrdeting the war.
There are no means. no authority atthe
command of the Government, had it
ever so much the disposition, to make
peace on any terms short Of the re-
instatement of the integrity of the
Union"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-10-17

The CIRCULATING TREASURY NoTEs
The Secretary of the Treasury had ad
dressed a circular to the various As
sistant Treasurers to the following ef.
feet:
Under the acts OF July 19 and Au.
gust last, Treasury notes Of the de.
nomination Of FIVE, ten and twenty dol
lars have been, and will continue to be,
issued, redeemable in coin on demand
at the Offices OF the Assistant Treasurer
at Boston. New York. Philadelphia, St.
Louis and the Depository of Cincinnati.
These notes are intended to furnish a
current medium of payment, exchange
and remittance. being at all times con-
vertable into coin at the option of the
holder, at the place where made paya.
bic, and everywhere receivable for pub
lie dues. They must be always equiva-
lent to gold, and often and for many pur-
poses more convenient and valuable
A sufficient amount Of coin to redeem
these notes promptly on demand will
be kept with the repositories by whom
they are respectively made payable
And all deposit and collecting officers
will receive them, enter them on their
books, and pay them to public creditors
as money. Large amounts Of the notes
Of small denominations are rapidly be-
ing issued and distributed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-10-17


COL j. 8. WILLIAMS AsD THE
ToRcH.-on the evening of the famous
''peace" meeting which was held in the
woods of W. Upton, Sr.. in Mont
gomery. KY, some four weeks ago,
Col. John s. Williams, one OF the
orators Of the day, sanounced boldly
upon the streets Of Mt. Sterling that
within thirty days he would be at the
head Of an army preparing to march
into this region. and that then the
flaming torch should light the dwelling
OF many Union mani The Mt. Ster-
ling Wing says: av.s, ol hsfl
As might be expected, the indigna-
ton Of the community at the person
who could make such 6endish avowal
was very great. The matter was
quieted BY the so-cslled "peace" men
depreeating the sentiment. and avow-
ing that Williams was either drunk or
made the remark in q jocular manner.
Thirty days have elapsed, and true
to his pledge. Williams is at the head
Of marauding armyl The first threat
is exeented-executed to the letter.
The last remains to be consummated.
He is now near Prestonburg with
between two and three thousand
followers. awaiting the return Of Breek-
inridge from Virginia with arms and
reinforcements. We know this to be
so. There is not the slightest mistake
about it. Our source Of knowledge we
cannot reveal. Moreover. their pur-
pose is 10 return. Further we know
not. From the threats he has made,
there is DO doubt however that he viii
try to possess himself Of this region al
the cost Of blood and FIRE.