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, 1861-01-21

S# Greeley's Bourbon Bitters.--
These popular 1rxaA po.sea I'll the nour4fhing ana
tavxosatt1E properties Of pr11 DID Bor1soy Tnuxy,
md oont4dcsed ste nost eClcacsoua Tdx1o k1d
brHEzANr. as wen ~ the most a:.rceahle Gro41c,r5
aFes offered 10 the public. As tc.c for Old People
aelicate 1ah!oa ooavhle.cezt !nr.its .nd ELL weakly
psotle they cannot DC sura*sed II MI Of Weak
nses Or debility. they viii give lnIeaste relief krd
snra.t : Euons healthy tcre to the tyttcra- taal
Win c4tabAh their merits Ill ether Tonic. now =
pAA For LEM COMPLAINTS. paoAcurzr. DHsfkrs14,
HEzypcs Dz6zAsx9 AID lIvzr Coxr1A1S1z. they Art
Invaluable rcraedy- and ars oAst4i1 prsveutYs af
Cxuls and fxrxB4.
Put Up il Quast Bottlta, IN czses OF oas and tvo
tozen and fnr sals BY praxEis4 xsd arocezs srcs5.
VhIsa.
VIA l. n. GREELEY, E1er.3et11s. no. u Tsv
asnt street. Boston, MAsS.
J. H. 3oHSBoN, General Aeeak
10. 7D.6tEte etreet Chicago,
4 r. LAEDoN, Agent apzT61dAx1y
, 1861-01-21

tE 70 HofEe UWneTs. Dr. GWeet's
Innble 1ln1maot fo1 Aor.ea = tnrivs1lcd h5 any In
I'll cAsss oS LAnnehess arising fou snrznA B.Ases OF
Wrenchnx. lsz effect IL magical and certAtn- Harness
q Saddle GAlh, Scratches Aarsc, &c. will Also cure
speedily. spa~tr and R1Eshons n.ay be easily pro-
vented md curedi In tAclr 1onlert stages but confirm
ID eAses beyond the possibility Of radical cure.
Eo case Of the lind however Is desperate hope
lea but It unAy be allevated By this Linient ans IL
ta,thtal application viii Away remove the Lameness,
and enable the horse to 1ravcl With Comparative casc
Every horne should have this remedy at hand,
foF ii timely It tbs first appearance Of Iaueucss
w enectuAy prevent those formidable dssAses rnea.
toned to which I'll horscs Etc able md which render
70 n2ny otheEwtse valuable horses nearly worthless,
sea Advertisement For ssae bJ J. H, JOHNSON.
General ACeat 70 Etate Et1ect no-Rcou.dly
, 1861-01-21

fE How TO do it!-H you wish 4
aas aaad of 1A1., cs. LruSs EATNAIRoS, the oes.
and most poop1sr reparston ger usdn 1tstm.neuse
sals nroyts i:t exrellencA Il removes I'll Darsrur.
II. nssFeuts he HAlr from FILLING on rcstarcs and
pse.Yes it. and h dsnghnally pesscrned- soldeycry.
yt,et4 1a11lm
, 1861-01-21
39ri11ters' GMarebpuse.
THICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
~ AND
PRlWTER8' WAREHOUSE.

20 Wash1n{',ton stfeet7 Chleago.
The subscrber IA prepared to furi1n TYPE In Is1ce
O. Gruku quantities. mhdo from superior anality II
metal for either ca&a of approved p32cr Ro Is also
nd evezy thing Peessts5y tor eomgleta Pk:nliag
md WM b s4af 70 pafes wbhaR 10 osdeE On applcs-
aho. = -, ,1.49 g IL I, ho0ae. T1easaFer-
, 1861-01-21
5tta111 Dpe G1aorks,
43ral 35state.
GUPERIOR STOCK FARM
F0R SALE,
In Kane County. State Of Illinois,
CONTAINING 1874 ACRES,

&1tT Of Timber and ts1e bt1Auce Rolling F.nirte 4
&hoA tvoAtpfT Ffx3ae Hour, two lalle Ekra& s4x
Eheds tsrFs Com Csth Gr1ns. leenoHae. md Out
convenient fo1 dividing into two Ffna al ,ae Bnild
taEs 4nd Fente4 II superior eocdlncn ly1sE on the
4nzora, fsttye'Ent nrun cnh7So. 1he tra:ns Of The
tAe hoHse- Hl1 Crrck, nTEe I<cverAalNng stream
Euns through she feru Al Tie ftock A1E snd Gr4.n
Impltuachta and Hou8cho6 furn:t rs may be pur.
ch1see together. t,e Farm separately This Farm
ana ispfpFfmeAts hGAu1y OF location f1cancss Ct soil
tba 6tk4E
TEnxa-F10y do1ltrs PEI sc4e al c&sh down, for tho
farm. The n3oye4hie rrppcfty On ONE yealss credit
For fuft,es particulars kddse4s B1x 148 Pos. Odice
&&AF1As 4oAa4 Qs1Sdake3t1
, 1861-01-21

E4 LfnCluu3l1, HaE11fItuu County,
ssats ot Ollo-Besore na tha &ubse:lbcr Ju4tce OF
&hs reAos in aua far saie couztr. perxsnsl1r canc
tohz Lee, who being duly sxos,, depo<es. and saith
list be had eesn suffering ftA Cas<nc nts7heea for
lhs pat twsnty yeass. snd hst consulted md 70
ss:r~d prescriptions for h1a easa from Ill The pstnrpal
payac1ans In pM aaesphia md Cincinnati, but N to
no effect ha y rroe}vod 1o n:Nc. Al List 10 w.,
reduced to ruere Skeleton EI1ort even tie tooe Of
sve1 tndtaE solet; bat by the atFce cf friend WEI
Induced 70 III HosTETTEE6 CELEBRATED
STOMACH DlTTERA snd- to ha utter er-n:t.c. found
rs.iaf ca tho drst s!sl: md L. lesa thaE two months
found himself perfectly rrsrd Of hi. complaint and IA
dAlF recovering hA xtpEKth ol body aad 1ac1cAs NJ
In tast md eheeEfnny tye. ills cert1oc,,s III tA,
hops thai otcsza Eke hsa,eH .7av oc bereated
JOHN LEE.
ewarp and subscribed to hcfo-r ne, Aueu1 q. 1AA
c. +. HANskLMAK, J1st!ce ot TIC reaee,
Gd394W 10 u We4terp S. Cincinnati, o.
, 1861-01-21
DHENIX INSURANCE CO..
4. -r~
OF HARTFORD, ouNNEoTICUP.
r.


HUBBARD HUHr, Agsntz
No. Ioomis nuild1nx,
Corner Clark and Water strccts Chicago,
Applications for Insurance, or the renewal OF Poll
ces and MI busIness connected With the Office may DO
mafe to Ms, duly appointed Agents for the CITY OF
Policies, On ~ favorable terms Il other responsible
Companies: and its aim will BE- 70 secure the e9na-
n. MAGILt, General Agent 81 and $ West Thtrd
street, Cincinnati Ohio to whom Ill applications for
be- addressed. Eap2-e.ly
, 1861-01-21

EB Kennedy's Medical Discovery
cures ScTotula- .....
E1nnedy"s Medical UIbcosery cuftL TrJEpel4A
keunedy@s Medical Tf4coye.C c1Ees Cantcr
Kepaeds-s Medical discovery cu-as tcr1nE sore Mth
kennetye Medical Dlscorery cures Huuor Of tits es
kenned dy"t Medical IllscoTcFy cures Scsld Head.
Ztnnedye Medical ptacoye1J cuErs Running OF the
Eeasedys Medical hist over! cur.s Clcctnrt ScE tcx
Ke4nccY's Medical JAAcoveIy cures EtHr3,
kennedy I Medical Discovery crrcs flGcr1atl8E
Kennedy Medical ntscC.cry cures als-KEccu
Kcnuedy'A Medical Discovery cures pytpersA
kannedy's Aedic4l Disco Re- Sulates the Bowele
Eenredy's Medical nlsccve.J Regulates the K1d1tIr
Keuued5"s Medical Discovery fcsplates the Liver
kennncy"a Medical Dtsco-r1y res cured DroHsy.
When JOG sre aek, 11d do not know What tie matter
\ pczhAps you hAFe AZ tawaEt .rznor. r. Ksnns6ys
Medical Discovery.
For kale By IL DrckSisa, ecsuC.ts
, 1861-01-21
Co=39urtaersDip Eotieea.

nISSOLUTION.-The Co-Part-
~ urFshIp heretofore existing between tas under
etsred, under the canae sad ttylc Of VIM. D. Hon21
= CO. r this day dissolved ~ mutual Asreem snk
wm .. Holman Will continue TIC business q tle oto
trra No. = laze stsect md Is nuEc authorized 70
setsie the business Of TIC nr11 from th.a c.t..
Chicago, Jan. Isl, 1881 Nm. y. HOFFMAN.
tAi&xfW #. J. STEELE.
, 1861-01-21

Stationary, Sc.


GARTER d STONE, Dealers in
BAGS AND PAPKR,
c.s is + u lind, of Ssa5 srssS 8 Tao1, n
Raes. seiToly
pUTLER d HUNT, 48 Safest,
- ta7e now On tsud TIE following ezes Of printing
80 !s4a ct Ct Sss ss Hzs e. szs
A1d arc receiving large assortment q HOOk PAPE.
453 rs::a. q Wrapping Paptz. Of eiccsect sizea.
20 Eez7lA Cap aad Letter and gcee.h. assortmecs
Of Pr4ntir'k Et9toHerY.
20 k:Ft Of Mmtl!ers celebrated Eook R1d EewtTnk.
4u of EGich I'LL be sold 1o1 e:6a st tho lowest poi.
H;'s ew caan paid tor Rag. n
IL 4. IN G E r S o L L
~ blank Book M1HuJAcTrxk&
BOOK BINDER AND H q L & II
lam ROW prepared to manufacture blank DooA1 u
every description. ruled and bound to any desired pat
terms with without printed hendings Particular IT.
tent1o aid to pr.terH from County Officers, EAn1 d.
BILL Heads Letter Heads, Shipping Hills, &C., Eult
sad Printed to order. aagnxines, Per odlcala ctc
bound tn anT style. Old Books bound and re bounh.
Terms moderate: fu: 2e Lace STREET.
fxsft q. ~. ;.-1 ~ sTr.54lHi. It
, 1861-01-21

GMALL WARES: BUTTONS.
NJ. AND NOTIONS = g =
. Woss.ad Hooda, sleesea fatterA &e. Dress Tltn.
Etng4 Co11ets and Hktrta Gloves and HcdEy, Tht
Esde u respectfully invited to ez1soiua tbs thoya
good, Which viii b. Eold Epr
CL0sE uAEE PRICES.
'-s.. A. Gn1YKA '.
1uac -. u Lake ttroet Chteaka
, 1861-01-21
Rallrua1s.> 5
Nf 4 olIR gyaYNE& ID
Gff1seez1es2;;THfe1S91f| ez1ss;TH

Tcxses fo1 ~ eaIa iIasoa3a y r.; 70 ~ Aas:s:a
s ssS DSssS; sss5 M Soas s Ss5
Br.rA-:1cE 19cHte Y; n3oss, 3sss, "e.'s. r.'s 4z.at
TUE PEYySTTAN7. 1r7
Il TEAL RAILROAD.
,,-r,,,:a. 10 NILES -; 6oEnLE TRACE.
'eT Co.,. r,..a1~. - a . ' [suAl - ny n ee
S|:5a;Es = s.'A'
e. e. Il ;sss sa;ss2 .;. = Sssass.es
a1y o9G roate, fS1 49, s'N''os'' "
s1sEss EG5 ss3s5s Ss :! 81 :; :" pa
fs1sa 1aa Nv 14y ~ I'd E,ss Liz
pEs. I'd ~: LIZ eousse: s'IsSs r 81 Sex isk "
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e essSs: Essas aaIer Peeet a
s. Ut b.,, rs.=. e~zss. .1s '1, .. "a"
s:s 5s: sttTsSn Il 81 ~ 9d 1PsS ID Sa:
E7e stsa saea 1!a p ~
T,sEets se ssS g q Is :5ss st;2s t.;2s;a ~
aIa: as Hssa Il s;ssef, s 81 j., " 2, u esa
= Fss i2lS se; 1aa1Ss = q sa9 ~. .ss f95
49,. ax - o1a1a a. .,r7a. 1,a1 A s'7cz II
Tia ts5 ts5pF.2Sa EoS TiSa e :!s e Fi:fsnE3oa
Hn!nHiSsTiyAai, lasl5n3d E;sfss u, taa - VIZ
ORAet +lsa hGTEsFG GrEaF wEsF EgE E,sr AND TER
Tns sons secLn5 Of ts;ess oy a. R.-oaa B..dss.
toteser s X: = q e5aSae u: Ft1ss xsslsht.
s.!35s:a IF 1: u T. 1is7s s7
Rot Ffs;sas Contract. .a1 Shipping D.r-c.,or, ami,
2 o. a1asess eth-r Of :se following Agents u IL
Peree g. eS1sx4sT S.sts!: R!t;sa:a =, ,os.,.o,
EApey.o, Is NcSectsy. 12y4TEie, Ky Orrsshv a
, 1861-01-21

ltIIICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LIsE-Passecgcr T75lns dxi NJ
Eoa 6a3 asr4ye It Chicago ~ follows:
Day Express ard Mil lcavo II rs l. tc1 AzEt's
Mi r. Y. t9uuGays exceptetl.
Night Express leaves i. II Il faaturs.s except
adl 1sr7 at SIS l. y. tAondAJs axccotcd>.
Joliet Accommodation, 3A u. tSiLda}a e1cep:ed1.
JOHN F. TRACY. Gen, S:nt
W.L 81. loH1, Gen1 Agent Ges7
, 1861-01-21

1870 FALL TRADE, 1850
EI&LD, BENEDICT Il Co..,
Nos. q and g eouth Tats. strse*
Importera and Jobberb Of Goods
TOR Mems Ware.
TheJ &Ts now daily rscel7trs their usual large ssd
TMted stock for the Fan Trade to which they Invite
Jaur Attention Their stock consists In part Of BFosd
cloths. OF I'll cooEs and g1Ades Black and Fancy Cas-
Ri!ots, Ri!os, black .nd CoIorea Moscow beaxen nIogn,
TAlenta YesstnEs Of all gradct and sty1et eATINETs
Of ali grades and Btylc1. Also 4 full end complete
stock Of TAitofs Trimmings.
AGENT FOB
g08TT,a EDpCRT CE FAaRIuHa.
, 1861-01-21

EALENAE s. CHICAGO UNION
~ KAILRoAD--TEr.E Ass4.ckxzr1.
Oa AZ! atser Mond dsy. November 18Th i1 trains vLl
eave 'TeA sircrt depot follows Sundays
LIZ aad s;z :. T. f. pei,idsre Hoe4toEd f:se-
inediate points; iI:;0 T. and sd = n f51 1oa Too,
Fulton, Cedar l:aE1ds, md tneEne1te poias7: 40
poiata $40 r. T. for Genera al lntcra,eiA!e pcfnt9.
Passengers n. Beott sEd Jaaess1e VIII me l:+o
trala PaAse15 flr C-ys.A Lake, Mcfec-y, Rch-
mond Geneva L,.e and tn.tFei2rn pofats. wll! tass
tho IL 10 l. 4 :s.ll E1Sfecoin< night sralu4
Z. 3, TAIEOTT. Eta, 3up!-
, 1861-01-21

THICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,
~ RAILROAD.
FOR MILWAUKEE IL CROSaE ST. PATTI. OsH
EOSH REE,.IN AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
On and sittF Monday Dec 3D. 1851 9s-seus-r Trains
leave tho Depot corner OF :est ll!.1xIs AoI Canal
streets, tsunlA7e : e1eeptedl - zoilo~s:
I'll l., AID arrive at SfIlraukec st lt:@1 i. y.
I'D ,. ", aa1 atr1re 1t Milwaukee It k.tsx-
Passenger Trains azEtYeat Cnic ago At:
tI;3{ 4. v. and go r Z.
wAuke1an AecoianloGaton Tr7ln learcs CLicazo as
10 :. 4. arrives a. CLlcIso ta0 ~
HpcA 3. C. BALDWIN, Supk
, 1861-01-21

Tnlou II traa. ns7.te At Chicago At 80 4 x AID SO
IN Jo1e. ard Wilmington Accommodation its~S
Ca.caSp II .a1 u. tA1iJ te1ce2s saada2 arrive as
9.Jn 4. 4.
r Elesa.t Sleeping Cars on al r:stt :-aIrts
CUNSECTlOSS-!E t-acnna VIII Lo,1a>o.r+, P2o-
ra ard s:2-.sstJn .ag: Id &! Loea1.1ert ptc!.a,
GtieAbur= a2d 1.,k ktoa. Al BkcE1lIgtau VITA i1!t-
Great 7:cr1 l:atto.d Of i!inoa fer Jacksonville,
Naples and Q3sy Al - LDu.s with Pac!ic t4tfrosd
Lexington, I5ttperAcnee. kaat.s Gfy md Ie.yen- ,
Hlc4sn and s. Jnssps .nd VIII Iron Ncrata:a Ta:l
roa1 fur filus K2oo a.sA Southern Mtaontt With EAL
yc4A Lac Of steiner. :1c .ilss.=sippt A.is. rS
Memphis. E:cksbers and Sew Orleans.
Tor ;arou.A tckrs apply =. tl,s Cg.a21a1'a O1:c7,
t. Eestoot stzeet, upp Salta lstLons H31sc 21Q ~
the Depot C3nat STREET
JAMES HO1n }r..-t~.-,
Ei{AS CDStDOS,{ A+eI-A'o@s-
n Lat
, 1861-01-21

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON s.
~ QUINCY RAILROAD:
Passenger TTatMS lesve An1 a-TfSc Chicago a. FIJI
lowH: Mall leaves 4t L. IS i. Il, t5u1stys e1cep:edj;
arrives at nr0 =. x- iScoea:t e1ter:ed;. E1preFA
lsaves l1 ", lSa1us41Es eIcer r.ctI,: arrives
SIS (Houdays excepted. Aurora Accommodation
lcxves as as tSuatzTs e1capse; Arrives !: y. =,
~' - N- G. t. HAMMOND, srprx
, 1861-01-21

PUFFALO IS LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. thos+=.s AID best re7ts +. D1dalo
and Other Easte1N fislrs.
Isula !say!n@ Caea.o 500 p 10, Detzo!s ats.n. r..
Ettes IT ge EAlo at s:l1 p ScE Yusk At la:ls n.
Boston 3t l.Q: co1ltr:t- With y. T. Central h Ru1H-
y and :. Erie 1!aJ su.n. E2st IlIksla ". thta
Load can Be Obtained ut Re t'Ei.,n Depot
feisull7 p = CAlsTE!S As,i Manager
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-10

Statement shouting the Annual Cost in each Coun-
tytor sustaining Schools for the gears 1858,
1859 and 1860, per scholar in average daily
attendance. h 90 ..0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-10

CTELLA sHAWLst STELLA,
- eHAWLsil in all desirable color and et .refy
greatbargars. .i4-at,- .nAlN y SON. ih
aprii5 No. ~ South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-10
HENRY IKEHLRR,

Late Of Phslon's Kstabliahmept N, Y.l Psuprstoro
the New York Fashonable Shaving, Bsir -0utfhg
Bhampoonlng, curlipg and Dressing Saloon Esst eute
be given IN all The VARIOUS bfsnches. Ladies and
Chdren's Hair Dressing done In ne heat siyls.ndr
iy2l-dIy f'f t,r~r
, 1861-12-04
The Missouri Hegira.

From the Missouri Democrat, Dec. ID.
The fact that q number Of destitute and suf-
fering families, refugees from the southwest
counties Of Missouri, where Price, plundering
and tbicying army are deyouring the substance
Of the inhabitants, haEe within the last few
days arrived in this city, with the little house
hold goods they had saved from the general
waste and destruction, has already been an-
nounced Yesterday 4 stronger Illustration
was given of the amount of suffering, deprlya-
ton and misery, and the extent Of desolation
and utter poverty now existing among the
families Of all that rtgion. Twenty or
thirty families, consisting Of worn
down, suffering and apparently ruined
men, halfclothcd, cold, hungry and Wocbe-
gone women and children, drawn In creaEy,
broken wagons, By half-starFcd mules and
oxen, following the almost worthless frag-
ments Of furniture and goods they were able
to gather from their household wrecks, pre-
senfed sad and moving spectacle. Ihcir ap-
pearancc was that Of fugltiEes from destruc-
tion. These people arc fleeing from 6tarya"
tion and death. Many Of the families who
arrived in the city yesterday were provided
with Quarters temporarily at the public iodg5- s
ing house On Chestnut street, between Min
and Second streets.
+ Through tue generosity Of the kind people
in the vicinity, the Immediate wants Of the
sufferers were supplied, but there still re-
mains much to be done for them ~ the char
table, Contributions in clothing, hats, caps
shoes, &c, for the little ones, astd dresses 7ol
the eroyp females, would affozd great relief
Tic Chief OF Police has been busy providing
| for them, and has concluded to keep them Il
! their present quartera a. the expense Of tA
, 1861-12-04

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l
CAIRO, December 8, 1851.
Seven car loads OF war munitions, Of inn
proved patterns, arrived here to-day from
Pittsburgh.
A number Of the Camp Jackson prisoners
will arrive here tonight, on the steamer 1atan,
from st. Louis. They are to be passed through
our lines.
Commodore Foote and the balance Of Off
GERS of the gunboat fotilla are also expected
here tonight.
Part Of the 4th Regiment Illinois cavalry,
fully armed and equipped, arrived to-day. The
balance will reach here tomorrow.
We have lcarned to-day that the fortihca-
tons now building at New Madrid viii consist
Of a brcastworE: Of 260 feet front, a range Of
bastion works, and 4 star fort, with some
smaller defenccs.
jesse e. Dubois, Auditor Of State, was here
to-day. He will visit Paducah tomorrow.
The order transferring the 48th Illinois reg
iment, Col, Haynie, to shawncetown, has been
rnuntermant!ed.
, 1861-12-04
Movements Of mcCulloch and Price In
Southwest Missouri.

movements OF MCtulI0Ch ana Fflee III
Southwest Missouri.
The Rolla correspondent Of the st. Louis
Democrat writes, December 1st:
The rebels, on their march from Springfield
to the Usage, were hurried up by rumor that
the Federal forces we're crossing the White
river into Arkansas, for the purpose Of cutting
Oh their rear. Hence the burning and derast-
alton which was made of the cou1try, in order
to dscommode the former, and prevent its oc-
cupation By the Unionists. Col. Clarl&son left
Springfield on Sunday, 2lth, for Osccola,
bringing up the rear.
1t Is wcll settled that McCulloch refuses to
cooperate with the redouhtable Price. The
former was heard to remark, Price has gone
north cn another hell-trip, and may 60 alone" ;"
A gentleman who called on McCullochat Afr.
Grayes's house, his Headquarters while in
moody state He was reading, at the time, a
copy of the 1tissouri RepuNiean Of the 18th
ult., and appeared absorbed with its contents.
He had taken much pains to send tor the pa
per, MeCulloch when list heard Of was at
Little York, headed in the direction 9f Ar5a9. u
his division, from Marshall, Harrison county,
Texas. The party Of Texas Rangers under
Col. Stone, WHO visited Lebanon, joined Nc
Culloch the day he left. McCulloch troops
consisted Of FIVE regiments Of cavalry, with
ont tents.
It was stated that 5000 rebel Indians were
moving north to the west of Fort Scott, to
act in conjunction with Price. One Of the
rebel officers [Llvingston) had returned from,
an expedition, and madc his brags TINT he had
hung thirteen and shot thirteen morc Union
abolitloniets, and sent them to -"
a friend, who has copy Of Price's proc
lamation, deems the publication injudleious
He says the publication by the Onion paperE
| Of his documents is precisely what Price
wishes. Hc allndes to the term Of servict
| about to expire Of many Of his men, calls fol
recruits, and boasts Of the achievements
| already made over the Federal forces, will
| scant supplies and deficient military chest
| The train is on the move.
, 1861-12-04
THE MISSOURI HEGIRA.

Just now our State is receiving large
:.1ssSinn to our population from our I'M
happy sister State Of Missouri. They are
;n.1triag in upon us ly hundreds every
week. the refugees driven from their homes
and leaving their all, in their haste to
escap. from the frightful evils Of zapine and
murder. initiated by the infa1nies Of Claib.
Jackson, and now deliberately proposed in
1lc recent proclamation Of Gen, Price The
Missouri retpl leaders, and those conspiring
with them to fasten the State in the fetters
IF the rebellion, have lost all humanity, and
frtrn the scnblance Of soldiers have come
down 10 the role Of blood thirsty robbers
and malignant ruffians.
The alarm among the people Of Missouri
i. immense. and thousands are fleeing be-
yonsl the borders to seek homes in the free
f,,tfs- Marx this, that few if any who are
no, active co-workers with the rebellion 60
Southwark They would not do this were
1l:c difficulties Of 50 doing even less than
they alc: even rc'.cl leaders further South
have placed their wives and families ID
thc shelter Of Northern communities In.
stinctiyely it is recognized that the only
safe refuge is fl: without the shadows oi
the great prison house low shaking with a
moral earthquake.
What is the duty Of our own State and
Iowa to these refugees? The an
swcr springs to every lip. They must b.
aided, helped, and that generously. I,
communities 50 located as to receive thes
unhappy visitors most nunlerously, sys
1ematic aid should be poured in from otl,e
sections Let Chicago give a directncsss ::
her response 10 tl.is humane call, uadtfnu
mlnent and pressing by the vicissitut tlbles
/ the season. We make the proposition A''
Il IN behalf Of OUT citizens, our 1arge-heartc
u u Mh. Co1.A1ER he sent to make direct il
81 Tcs'lgaton as 10 The number and needs
The refugees from Missouri. All who T
y member this gentleman's thorough work
y the sid OF the sufferers by the Great To
u Eado, and tie fitness he has demonstrate
- tor missions Of Ills clnss, will agree that l
= is the man for the work. Let Chicago ser
him at once TO learn tie necessities Of Il
unhappy fugitive families from Missouri
, 1861-12-04

The Board Of Supervisors are now con-
ycned III what, we beg these gentlemen will
remember, must prove the most important
session ever held by any similar representa-
tives ofCook county. Never before has the
treasury been assailed by so many pressing
and actual claims, and inevitably it vii prove
to tax payers an expensive era, that TO be
covered by the action Of their present ses-
sion. 4 false or inliscreet selection Of
men, a yielding to log rolling and chicane
in awarding the few places to be filed, will,
if q mistake be made, cost the county many
thousands Of dollars. We write not to fur
ther the interests Of any one, for VIC have
no favori1cs in the matter, but VIC ask the
Board Of Supervisors to make careful and
honest selections Of men that are to fill the
positions of County Agent aud Warden OF
the Poor House for the coming year, for
thcsc positions will, from the existence Of
the war and present business depression,
involve grave and responsible duties.
, 1861-12-04

Louisville Correspondence Of the Cincinnati COM
mercial> Dec. 1st.l
The rebcl chieftain, Zollicofer, has lad al
most as much uncertainty Of location In the
eyes of newspaper readers, during the last
two months, as the notorious jeff. Thompson.
Since his retreat to the Businesses of the Cum
berIapd Gap, particularly, rumor has had him
in succession at half dozen different points.
As carly as ten days ago it was believed at
Headquarters in this city that he had joined bis
command to the main body Of the rebel army
under Gen. Johnston, and that it formed the
right wing Of the same I combatted this
belief at the time in my army CORES
pondencc, and positive information arrived
here yesterday removes, at last, all doubts
as to his recent movements and present
whereabouts. In accordance with orders
received previous to the uprising Of the East
Tennessee Tnionists, he fell back from tho
Gap, after leaving a small forcc, comprising
about one-third Of his brigade, to dispute the
r1rnorcd advance of the FedeTalE, and ar
rived at Knoxville about twelve days ago.
His troops were in dep1orable concition-
clad in rags, half-starycd, and almost With
out transportation. But nevertheless he made
but short rest at Knoxville, and the bridge
burning on the East Tennessee and Georgia
railroad having made transportation by rail be-
tween Knoxville and Nashville slow and tcdi-
ors, lie marched overland through Hoane,
| Morgan, Fentress aud Oycrton counties, Tenn,
| via Kingston and Montgomery, about 4
| week ago and has since pushed onward through
| Albany and Monticello, Wayne county, and ac'
cording to the latest accounts, had even cross
| cd the Cumberland, and was making for james
| town, Russell county.
, 1861-12-04

Correspondence of tbs New IorE Herald.
The Rebel steamer Nashville, flying the
the rebel fog, has arrived at Southampton.
She landed Captain Nelson and crew, twenty
nine in number, Of the American ship Hlryey
Birth. Captain Nelson reports that hc lels
Havre OH the 18th instant, bound for
New York, in ballast; on the 18th was brought
10 BY the Nashville, who at once ordered the
Captain and crew on board the steamer allow
ing them to take Il few Of their effects and
fresh provisions. Captain Pegram then or
dered the Harvey Birch to be fred, and laid
alongside till she burned to the waters edge.
Captain Nelson Immediately placed himself in
communication with Captain Bristow, United
Stntes Consul at Southampton.
The Nashville is still lying in the river, Il fsing
the rebel flag. Captain Nelson says that Com
mander Pegram states that he has no commits
sion from tue Southern government Us war
steamer, yet declares it not priyateer. No
Southern Commissioners arrived by the Nash
vile.
The whole Crew ofthe Harvey Birch, except
the Captain, were placed in irons till the arri-
tai at Southampton. E2hortations were made
to induce the Captain and crew to t1kc the
oath to the rebel government. Captain Pc
gram communicated with Mr.. }ancey. The
Nashville will refit at southampton.