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ILLINOIS CAVALRY FOR JEFFERSON C1TY,-
Inc FLrBt Illinois Cavalry, sepes. hundred
ttTong, leave the Seventh street depot Of the
Pacific railroad this morning, st an early hour
tor Jefferson city.
ANOTHER Ono REGIMENT CoM1Ee.-A
third regiment Of Ohio boys lefs Cincinnati
yesterday for st. Louis, aud should get in to-
day. Another regiment, which left on Mon
day viii cross the river this morning, if it did
not do so last evening.
ADVANCE GUARD OF OUR ARMY Col.
Hecker's Illinois regiment is the adEance
guard Of ouF army. We saw this regiment On
Sunday marching grand1y elong Fifia street,
and Can Say that we never have seen body OF
men 20 staiTaFt' more determined looking or
me1t H11 set an example Of daring, endurance
and activity well worthy Of men engaged in
snch worthy cause.
-Gcv. Robinson, Of ausas, was in the CITY
Essterosy, eudeaVo1iDg TO get an order for the
hanse regiments who were IN the Springfield
recruit, but Gen. Fremont said he could not
spare such good fighting material - the First
and Second Kaneas had shown themselves,
re wants them close at hsad. This is hard On
TIE boys; but 1t the sau1e time highly AID
justly complimentary.
MUSTERED OUT OF FSERv7cE.--Seeo1d Regi-
ment Missouri Volunteers, three months
men, portion Third Regiment Missouri
Volunteers, three months men, q portion
Fourth Regiment Missouri Volunteers, full
Filth Regiment Missouri Volunteers, three
months men, portion Companies A and B.
Light Artillery, OF Maj. Bsckoff, portion.
eeeond Regiment q. 8. r. G. Third Regiment
z. & R- G. The Fitst REGIMENT RassrFe CorD4
Was to be mustered out last evening.
GRoEsBEcK's ONO REa1AxET.-Col. Gtoes-
be bee1's rs gaio IN fegimsat arrived r. the morning
the rifer On the Louisia4a, formed On the
wharf, and marched to their quarters, near
Grs0d avenue, nortl Of the new barracks,
and west Of the Fair Grounds. Two Of the
companies are armed with the Enfield rifle
This regiment Is sp1andid on9, and ELECTED
much admiration as they passed through the
city.
a poor fellow arrived from Rolla, hsyinR
fed from AcCul1och's army, In which he says
he had been compelled to serve. He ssys he
was working quietly at his plae. ssdoHn in
Arkansas, when file Of soldiers came and
told him he must leave the country OF shoul-
der . mueket for Southern rights.
During the hottest Of the firing in the fighs
EeaE Springfield, he broke from the ranks, he
ltetes, with several others, and ran to the
Union hnes. Also that he never once fred
his gun at cur troops, having no heart to do
80.
The Washington Regiment, Ninth Mis-
Eour1 Volunteers, viii be Organized and don
their new ard beautiful uniforms this 1eek.
We Understand IN efficient officer Of the reg
u1ar army arrived this morning, and, ut tha
request Of the ofHeeTs, viii be appointed BY
! Gen. Fremont to command the regimelE
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From M11aoart-SitpafIou Of Affair
near Afo9ten..-The Federal Loss n
stfln9 9nsld''"Afxeaf of Rebel Pay
ST. LOUIS, August 22--Ofdc:al reports foot
up the Federal luss st the battle Of Wilson
Creek AZ follows: Killed, 223; wounded, III !:
nlssirg, s91. 4 large number Of the missing
were taken prisoners by the rebels, and haya
slGce be en- released.
Two prisoners Of the 1st Kansas regiment
arrived here from sprins field, having been
released by Gen. Price They report that On
1hu1sdsy, following the retreat from Spring
teles AcCu3loch started iG pursuit. OF sigel
with e0o cavalry and nine pieces Of artillery,
eut after one dag's nar<h, learning that S;gel
Esd been reinforced, he gave up the pursuit
and marcled towards Jefferson City.
Quite number Of wounded en- both sides
have died since cur forces LETT Springfield.
Col. Coffee, who was prisoner il the Fed
eral camp aad released on parole by Gen. Ly-
On . short t1me Eince, vas wounded, while
fighting On the rebel side IN violation Of he
oath, and has since lest 3 Ies--.
Prom Ironton it is reported that the rebels
sre at st. Francis River, having left Cedar
Creek they have received reinforce.lerts
1rcn Hardee, with artillery, and are waiting
to cut off Col Hecker, who il ct Marble Creek.
Their force is said to be 1000 strong. Har-
4 rebel camp, LOCO strong, il reported near
Baskerville, on Black Creek, shout 15 miles
southwest Of here, with forces at CsntreVille,
Marble Greek, and Fredericktown, as they
are already at the two latter, and soon viii
te at the former. These rebels will soon Sc
cede.
An agent Of the Southern Confederacy, hay.
Ing in his possession $40, 0,000, With which to
pay Ben. McCulloch's rebel troops. has been
Gagged here by Provost Marshal MeKias1ry.
The Firt Iowa Regiment, Cols. Bates and
Merritt, which was IN the late battle near
Springfield, aad no1 here, will be paid off
this evening and start fer home. Moet Of the
nen Will &c, enlist for the wsr
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were entitled to be mustered out On that
day at tie place where they were mug
tered in-Keokuk Three or four days
before the battle, Gen. Lyon told them that
tley-having only the time that would
enable them to reach Keokuk on the f4:h
-wele at liberty to go. They called q
regimenta1 meeting, and to the last man
voted that they would not leave their Gen
eral, no matter how long detained, while
he was in danger of stack from the force
before him. Their loss Of ISL killed and
wounded, shows how faithfully they kep.
their word The gallant State Of Iowa
WILL during this war, deserve many con-
nendatlons such as this noble act Of her
scrs has called forth
, 1861-08-23
Afternoon Dispatches.
FROM wASfa1NaTOH,

WAsHsaTos, August q To morrow Gen.
Mcclellan eeHumee command Of all the troops
on the Potomac. Senator Wilson has been Of
fe1ed place on Gen. NcC1e1lan's STAFF, and Is
has net Jet decided to accept,
It Is believed that IN few days twenty thou
eand loyal citizens Of Kentucky aud Eastern
Tennessee will be in line, from which hun-
dreds ct fnsitiEes are prepared to fight their
Gen. Fremont has been authorized to take
aad use the Illinois Central Railroad for mill.
tary purposes.
The War Department has accepted repi.
ment Of rangers, to be raised In Co!orado
I;erfitofy, tendered By judge Pettis, Of thst
James Rogers, one Of the deserters from
tee reoel ranks and member Of the Polish
Legion, aays that when his regiment Left New
Orleans, there vas not another regiment rs
naming in the city, and that it Vas almost
impossible to obtain recFuits, though noat
actlSe edo1ts were making.
intelligence haE bean received Gf the in
tsnded active Intervention Of England, France
and Spain N the affairs Of Mexico. Il is aiao
stated that their action is to embrace IN some
form the recognition Of the Southern Coafed-
eracy, provided assurance can be had that the
South III 1ot make any attempts a. conuues.
in that direction. 90 not Learn that aay off
clal reprt sentatio0 on this subject has been
received by our Government, but the FOREIGN
legation are well informed e. it.
A formidable insurrection occurred auong
the slaves in Orange couE:y, ten days sicce,
It WIS set On foot oy negro preacher: sey.
81 ST. Eegroee we're hung, having taken part in
ne movement. There are very few whites
left IN that county, nearly all having been
drafted iatc the military service OF liz STATE
MsI. Francis ". Crane, paymaster Of the
Z. 8. army, has been ordered to Missouri to
EaJ CT the volunteers who ere waiting fcr
their par N that section.
The Union men Of Maryland are at last fuIlv
aroused to the necessity Of defending the sol
against invasion from the South. In addition
to the Cooper brigades Of three years SOL
diers, Hen. Francis Thomas, in the Western
part OF the State, and Col. Wallace, on the
Br;gades, and Postmaster Purnel,, asaisted b.
Col, E. R: Petherbridge, Is raising two com.
panles of light artillery and 3 regiment OF In.
tantry, in the centre, for three yeara' service
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Seizure Of of1onsrAband Goods from Bal.
ItnuTa.

About S, 600 worth Of contraband goods
quinine, chlnroforE1, military equipments,
O., 81! labelled "glass'-were seized yes.
ttr5ay By lie picketa there of the companies
OF ths f1st Pennsylvania Regiment, which
are stationed at Annapolis Junction. They
we're taken ct Phelps Cross Road, at the
intersection Of the Annapolis Railroad and
: county 1cad. about FIVE miles from the
junc1ten-
The goods were loaded in two Nagona-one
driven b. Albert BrGmmell, Of Baltimore, the
0tter by negro, both of whom are at The
Junction. a third uan, named Coll, who
was In the rear Of the wagon, escaped Bruu.
nell made full confession. The goods were
bought for paftiee in Richmond By parties in
Baltimore; B1umnell having purchased some
articles himself a Richmond draft of 81, ,q75
Was sent to cover expenses. He was to re-
ce.ye~s150 for the tafe delivery Of the goods
at Pope's Creek, where transportation to Vir-
glnla Wss to be supplied by the Virginia psz-
The boxes, fifteen or twenty in number
were marked to firm in the neighborhood
The seizure was made At o'clock a. NJ, they
expecting to be able to pass the pickets In
Gay time. The horses and wagons are worth
several hundred dollars.
BrnmEell,s confession il circumstantiaI,
M ntionfDg datea, names and localities, and Ii
quite Interesting aud important, in view Of the
illicit trade carried On between Baltimore and
Richmond. He had on his person bundle OF
sixty CT seventy letters directed tolofleera aud
soldie.s Of the Confederate army Wahlngto,,
,Nt7r 1Tfk
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PERSONA

Hiram P. Bennet and Judge Williams are
now the ou}y candidates lett in the field IS
Delegate to Congress from Colorado Terrific.
r pixies Peak). The Tarryau Miners Record,
which supports BIZ. B-nret, accuses Judge
Williams Of being a secessionist, whils it
claims that M1. B. is an undoubted and un-
questionable Union man.
DR.. Theodore Canisius, editor of the
Springfield 6taass AnaigT, has been appointed
Consul to Vienna, Austtia, and viii leave for
that place In few days. julius Tappers 4
Co. are Dr.. C,'s Successors ia the Anzeiger.
Mrs. Mitchell. wife Of Prof 0. NJ Mitch
Ell Of the Albany Observatory, but recently
appointed Bzigsdier, General in the Army,
died livery suddenlston Tueaday morning, about
an hour after her husband had lett for Wash
ington to enter upon his duties in the army.
Mrz. n. Was a most estinab1e lady, and her
death will be deeply deplored.
A large number Of Democrats In Mont
gomeTJ County, Ohio, the home of Vallandig-
hsu, have issred IN address repudiating that
traitor and his doctrines. The immediate
cause Of this address WINS the action of the
County Democratic Convention, which having
been packed BY Vall&ndighaEn's friends, passed
resolutions endorsing the traitor and bis trea,
son.
Quite novel game has Just been discoy-
cred. 4 volunteer named Foley enlisted and
was discharged on account Of heart disease,
receiving pay md the uaus1 government al
lowancsk He went home, reea1isted, and
again endeayored to get discharge on the
! ploa Of sickness, but was detected An exam-
| pie Is to be made Of him.
Ger. Teneh Ts]ghnan, Of Talbot County,
| Nd, enphAtica1ly denies the statement of the
New York Herald, and which was copied in
yeeterdAy's TRIBUNE, TINT he is *sraising troops
On the Eastern Shore Of Maryland, snd shout
to take command Of large body in Aceomac,
for the purpose Of promoting secession in
Maryland"
-Hon. ]. Scott Harrison pointedly declines
the nomination Of Lieut.. Governor, recent.
" conferred Upon him By the Democratic par
ty-that is, the Va1iandigsam portion Of it
Of Ohio. In his letter he says:
I certainly owe to the Republicans, as a par
ty, no debt Of political obligation, and vet ]
| Ga rot heaitste 10 sRF thai the Administrator
has my wa1mest sympathles in It's efforts te
| mt down this rebellion, and am in favor o
| doing this effectively aad peEm2nenEy-1l
pe+cs If We can, IN war If we must.
-Lieut. Col Nugent, Captain Kelly, aus
Lieut.. Col McManas, Of the New York sIx
ty-N1nth regiment, Rare received commissions
as Captains in the United States army, and
h.ye been ordered to the thirteenth regiment
Of infantry, nov stationed in st. Louis.
Edmund Connolly, oae Of the prisoners
cf tha Goth rep{rneut In writing FINN Rtah
nond prisoa to his hrother in New York, thus
sI1udes to 8 Member now in prison there
3The Kitchen work is done By US ali IN turn
and 10 see Colonels and Members Of Congresa
xashlng dlsheT, l. a,li ss,liy a%aslnS' a4Ras WY
N tits Z Wing, sir, had q Member Of Con
! gtras take his tusn with me In drying thea,
Alnes: His nane is hr. Ely, from Rochester
New York.
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Pu1EADELpHtA, Ang. 21.-The Inquirer Of
this city has Washington dispatch, de5crib-
Ing fank movement Ct the column Of Gen.
Banks from Harptrs Ferry and Sandy Hook,
and the occupation OF the FerTy By the r5b-
els, and the passage Of the Potomac by Gen.
Jobnston's force
BALTIMORE, Aug 22.-From information be-
HeEed to be reliable, there is good warrant for
saying that the report of Gen. Johnston cross-
iDp the Pototna, IA fa1sa
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PROT. Woods Restorative Cordial
and Bleed ReReYator,
EEle Of need
o. J, WoOp d CO., P7oprietc>
I'll BrtadT5E. New 30rk aEd ia Markst-st St La.,4
Price, One 1olla1 7e- Bottle,


The following ia nart ct business :etter ia s.ys.
valuable: ~ @0.-
MoSHox Cosz
PEoF O. J. Woc7-1rAa sra: Please ALLOW ne to
a1afees }o1 caicsrltF< Jour very valuable ReFs3r3-
Zve lofd1aI AID Blol RenoTatSr. have been SICK
iof mere tfan year, and have tried alinost every
methGd to get relief 1d have found but ve.3 nt.la
until tried ycnr Cordial sud say 1t Eskes ms
feel better. I took bad Geld yc.r ago vixen
I'M re deFr FEET Low, art could get No relief n
q saw Jour medicine advertised in the Bridgeport
Farmer. mt to j. E. Shclsena ana cot Eotele:
TO get scMe DJre, DC, &C.
Earr ebed!eat servant
DAVID F. TH1TL0CK-
THIS every one, 40 natter how Low and how naaa
fleT hare 6lteFst. experience almost instant RELIEF
do# Many MANY THOUSANDS WILL BLESS TER DAY
that IgEIR A1-rzsTIoH VAS CALLED IT. Come al
Wno snef: 40 GL Tnit ors hoar: there IS m!stAk.
sboot ' 1t. i viii cuEe {ou. Be well and srtfer
logger. ore bottle VII save you from suffering a2s
eprem2ture grave,
Read tie following letter. Just received:
Mr. ", kEsG, Jr, Bufalo N I'll purchased e1
you one week aEo, bottle Of Pruf Woods Er4tora-
i've Cordial and hnG myself eatrely relieved Of c-
1ess1nT tysrepsfa. Producing stoP1aEe OF breath.
general debility and Eafa In the sids want bot
Ie more, and believe that shall be cured becauBs
cough, hT5 al gone.
New Hartao1a. Ca=1da Comfy. E. r Feb 1871, 1851.
5. DKWARD.
, 1861-08-23
THE p0NTRA8T.
EXCHANGE has fhe fol}ou;1n II

NA~AA"ots1 AeAa tAE AoUOHlAE:
We are Induced 70 place the following petaeraphs
familiar with the separate action Of the me1 fn
whom they refer: ~
On the eve Of the Bat The 1st Iops ra7,m ont
tie Of Brll Run, the 4th Of yoluntee-s .xefe era,
regiment Of Pennsylra. tied to Be- digcharred On
1sA volunteers and the the morning of IT, istt,
battery Of the New York battle near spsInefe3d.
" miisttk, insisted on In Missouri. but thev N,
ae1f d}beht,Ee and they ted to hold On eo iorip ss
slsotan en IL held to the any fighting was to h.
sonno u the enemy's done, and most nohIS
>@Aaea" they tustained thei1 posi
in the action.
That does not tell the whole story M,
does It tel it correctly. The battle o
Springfield was fought on the 10Th; Ii.
teIm OF enlistment Of the low. troop
would have expired on the 18th. But, &C
cordlng to usage, and perhaps law, the,
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Restorative Cordial.
THERE Is NOTHING eo,tat

Als9. Liver dersngeu1eecs Or -cr.ids.y a3t rtvs-
E1mplaanR Diseases of tee kId1evs or aar general
arrangements ct tie Urinary ORGANS AA
VII not only cure the 4ebilit; following c4ELL8
AL FEtsE- bat prevent 81 attacks aris1F finn
4iasmatc fntueIces and c:.e e diseases Al G5c. +
&l-eatr st.scsed. ~ ~ o4~-' u
IHAv5LEIS ehoCld have bcttis with them "a I.
VII lEta!Ibt7 prevent aa7 ieeteEions consenue ces
1c4o.155 upon Charge Ct climate and water.
as1t Prevents cestyeEcsa strengthens the dtsestyB
deltary habits. ~ - F "a 'e
LADIES net Acrnat e.. to 7nucs ort !nf- era-c,Aa
should always use It,
Taken mcEth two bafore the f5al SfinI Sic VIZ
pass Tie dreadful period WITH perfect ease and safety
, 1861-08-23

Lateat Information by Mail.

The rnuHrs Of Wednesday evening in rela-
ton to battle IN Western Virginia between
Lee and Rcsectans will make the following,
from the correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Conxac7cia1, S matter Of unusual Interest.
The Writer dates st Clatksburgh, Aug. 18Th:
The alarmed condition Of the public mind
regarding Western Virgins, as reflected
through the newspapers and BY PERSONS ar.
.rlVaEg f1om Ohio, prompts me to Tecar to our
condition. therefore 7eiterate that, as far a
am able to form an opinion upon kuoYf-
edge OF the substantial facts involved. ou-
columns are slowly pushing forward with feel
lngs Of confidence, ane that with ordinary
prudence and fair conduct, the campaign viii
prove emiaently successful TIE Union peo-
pie OF Virginia ere ueeGleEsIy alarmed b7 the
alp1oach Of Lee. His name seems to inspire
them with disagreea5le forebodinEs, and
causes them to magnify his army and exag-
gerate his reputation. On the other hand,
limited, snd ttsy are net, therefore, Inspired
with reasonable confidence in his military
ability. Regular army officers, acqQainted
with both, regard Rosecrans superior to tho
1sbci leader in most Of the quslities which
constitutes the successful soldier. The latter
has bad the benefit Of greater experience, and
he Is perhaps more cautious than the former,
but thsse are his only advantages. Rosecrans
ls regarded much superior to him in native
sbEity, tact, industry, energy and enterprise,
sad perhaps IN knowledge 81 military science,
IL energy and industry he is q prodigy. he
has also the advantage Of being assisted by
Two edncated Generals, and will probably
bare the aid Of one or two more West Point
Brjgedie1t-Gen. Oaks and Gen. McCook.
Ol Wednesday, last, q detachment from
Kegno1ds's brigade, while ecouting neer Chest
Mountain, captured Captain Delagnell, late Of
the U. s. A., and several other prisoners. Capt.
Delagnen Wae reported killed at Rich Noun
tain bet the circumstance rather indieates that
he was not He Is {was) Captain and INSTRUCT
or Of rebel artillery. Gen. Rosecraas ordered
him to be sent to New York.
Yesterday afternoon another small detach.
nent from Reynolds brigade had skirmish
neer Greeabrier, and killed Sven rebels and
captured three horses, with equipments, with
out 1oaing MAJ You vii perceive CUR
movements are aggressive.
Inc same afternoon q small detachment
trcm Co.'s brigade he'd skirmish about
tn Henty. five miles below Gauley. Three reb-
els we're killed and four wounded. Three Of
killed.
1Ee esme afternoon Capt spraguz, Of the
7th Ohio, Tas captured by the rebels between
Sutton and Summervilie. He was simply
careless. A bsarer Of dispatches, named
F1eshcr, private IN ths Sd Virgins rezimeut,
wat Killed on the same road. One night dur
irg The week the rebels cut down and carried,
from near Bu1ltown, 400 yards Of our te1e-
graph w1res, the only time 1hey hare tamper~
ed With our lightning,
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BosTos, Aug. 22-The Q. 8. frlgate Con-
gress from Rio de Jainero Is below, The
schooner Thomas Wood dward al this port from
Magoline reports that the British war st taame1
ashore there is the Driver.
, 1861-08-23

Fer sails By the following Druggists n csAcsscs
EEEQ 4 CO, J. Z IA Laks street.
41IIH nWYER. ~ LIKE street.
S0AES0A- J. -. 70 State street.
aAEAEhTs 4. b coz. Randolph and steta.
Ad1EAs e. 3. 10 West Harrison street.
B4AAMAAMH CO.. GEORGE ig6 Ex1dolphsE sEesf.
8ES14NAEoLDs S4N HENRY ~ North Clark sHesx.
164A ~ A y West Madison street
6R1AN z. 4 IFeznoot Block,
4UGA = HAYNEE, - CiAFE atreet
GAEHM0ES, LEONIDAS is3 West RA7dp4ph
E,EIAR4s A- g. 81 Vert Madiaun street
HQKEMHgRa, r m Vest Lake stFeet
GALE BROTHERI ID RsndnIoh stxrek
&AERISlN, q c. lbs Vest Lake street
EAY AMANs CHARLES 81 " Wc4t I.xk4 EfrsHt
A44G6EGEk. =. - 8f2te AtTeet
JANNE8f, Nh. C1AaI street
tEfgMk AA10N zf3 Sonth Clark sttAk
AAHLA FEEpEKTEK35 35T Stnta sfreeE
AATTAEl, PElLH, q Kfue Island 1yeuaa.
AEHKIHIAE, r. ". v F. ia Clark saFseE
MUHLEE " H 1sD South n elis EtFeet
0'HARA, E.L 30 Weat Randolph stTeek
PAYNE, T. D. stAsa 5Geet, co1nef MofoR
REDLISH. HENEY 20 Wolcot EfeeS
ROENHELD, j. 50 Epy.h Ci2rz street
JXATEK, F. ~ Uu1Gr ahafmAN BoU9&
WHITE 4 HRABK00K, 81 WesS Nsd5ees btFaa
WRENSCAE. CHARLIE I'd A1Wanfss aYlsSa
". D. HAER18.
Wholesale AEectat It Manufactures pf1cos.
1aFnr,
, 1861-08-23
From F1rtraAa MODrnn.

FoRTREss MONROE, aug. 2l-Therei is moth
Ing Of interest proper to communicate from
this point to day. Gen. Wool held grand re-
view and inspection this morning. he
took into bis hands every musket belonging
the garrison %
, 1861-08-23
ATRIAL OF FIRE ARMS,


Under the direction Of COL. S. L. BUCElASTE2
will take place Ut stated tine, every day, in faI
view Of the Anphithe2tre.
MAJOR ANDERSON and other distinguished Artn
le1Ists, hare been appointed On the Committees.
The Southern Confederacy having forced upon tht
Northern FREx STATES t.is dep1oTsb1e and moment
ols contest It therefore becomes emnsnty recessaE
that the FHEEAEN Of the great Northwest should
fanil1a-.ze themselves NTH these MILITARY EQUP
AEsTs, now the cn1y ar5tters Of PEACE. And whers
IN our broad domain can Like exhibition Of great
practical utility. be got together and displayed TO the
better than Chicago? reuemhertnx that tns
tillsrs Of the go1 are tie men to defend It.
PEACE HAS IT'S DUTIES 50 HAS War.
GEN. JGHE c. FREMONT and other distinguished
military meu. viii Be Present to examine the test al
Fire A1ms 1t the coming Fair.
HON. LEWIs E. ALLEN, F. s. FAXT0N and
GEORGE VAIL hare been appointed delegates ron
the NEW fohK STATE AauCCITCXAL 6ooIKTx, to At
tend the Fall, and will be present during the weez
Dseg1tes have also been appointed from other States
4ad tie CanadAE. 10 be present during the Fair and
have signtded their intention to be here.
FARMERS OF TIE NORTHWEST. let 1s come
together il couus; come with your families Every
Arrangement has been nada Tor -Four safety and con-
fort during the Fair Week. One hundred and twenty
acres Of Camping Grounds. abundant1y supplied with
water, and conveniently located, hxTe beaa secured
Tie czens Of the adciEne States are cort,ately t.
Efted to meet With III, and al who do maY be
assured Of HEARTY WELCOME and GOOD AC.
COAtkoDATlOS8.
Ert1les can be made At the setxstzry's Omce In
Springfield MIL September nrsk after which and uu
I'll the opening Of tie Fair, st the socletys Rooms no
4Tremont House, Chicago, H.
b oraez Of the Executive COMMITTEES
JOHN r. REYNOLDS.
, 1861-08-23

BATTLE GEEK J.EaasT q, f8d
-, fSox. noGS-o1AE SIR: Allow &c 70 etlrss to
taee N; gfat!tAde for the woEdertal md miraculous
ta1sues q fhy Restorative Cordial and Blood RenoTx
VIZ SCr Tue past Eve years have been under nets-
ca f2r sohpi!catoa diseases, among
stsm with general arrangement Of the stomach al
o2Xes employed the best skill here and at Detruit,
Nlln ohiy Temporary relief sctt being ost1Y co1aas1
e fne 5ooIn and good pazt ct the 1ae to lie Del
is ea19E IGt9lsrabia pain often, In Ely despsz
@ PIT an eng ny suffering, and thoVshf ef coarss
!ast lc91d 1o last long hnt Providence In July last
3 se1 1nss pEocnSed Fl Petite ef ~ Sort1l ana
s1ga w @ eaE wa comfsr ~ :,an ceased ad from
20 an Eo# etron: healthy wcua1, whose family
Nl! ~ih e, ever haRL tLe the Instrument u1day
SOD IA fla great cure And allow say to nv a.
4icted SISTERS a. over the world suffer 10 longer,
Plot Wood Restorative coTd,a. aad Blood asne7e-
t5r Will give thee instant RELIEF
foGrs A.tht1Ey, Susan HS3T.
, 1861-08-23
OPERATIONS In KENTUCKY.

Aftitude Of 1eanssses- larasioss Of Kentncky-
Demand for tie Dispersion Of 1he U,.ton Sol.
diers-nacc Increment on the Part Of the Re-
bezs-~A RedxZ Bpu for 1sn.tessee, dc.