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N UTICE Is. THEREBY GIVEN
3. Special and Limited Partpersh,p- Of which Otto
M s ths General Partner md Aadsex
Liquor Bust ess he City Of Chleago. and stata Of
liI os that the en1a AnoFeE 8chaet Is the spec1al
dollars cssh the capital tock n said ar, that the
Eatd Otto Mutsch1echner has contributed the sum Of
that he ta4 parta aeIshiP begins On tie
during and until the second day ot October. A. b.
1874 that the trm name OF said IS to BE-
Otto MutE ch?echnet Who 1e8ldes In the City Of chi
and that the rid Andrew schaler resides To the
City Of Elg1n, County Of Zane and State Of ulnob.
OTTO MI UTSCHLEGHNER,
ANDREW SCHALLER.
Chicago, iii. October 7st 4. D, 1851. oe316w
, 1861-10-04

~ DR.. Ives Hair C21cr and Res
tor,!ve Is tie Only 7tzoe .tr E"stcrsHye tEat aHc
cctsry the Eat1EA1 color AID teactE 70 hair
xi:stEs Gytns Cr eo,cs1,s tEa sE1. 1t 2:e7ents
tsca1f tssiera the nasr and ceres I'll erapions or
.pl.i! 81 the A.
At fsai.ey Of publishers Of Inc CHIC go Gil;
rse,t p, his AtfctaLls Monthly Circular, SAFE:
"1:ave reen nr Ives, Ea'r Color !: 4 Ee,t5Iat.ye
cd t lis4e It 10 bc Ike rest aEtlce ere1 intro
t.ll { Ito the NCet or -LTEcefe else II eStte1S
beautifully tar 7tstozrt IL % it, former l.r an
81 tfrcn snd .o'ses t*i1rayes 7etsoEh e2osarsaGs
e, jIEs' DEEG ST. RE. ~ i93 south CLARK erect
Ctt' srn: Ordt1a strictly sttec3ed TO- Address = j..
IYLa, Chicago. Ee5l2l
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- Gardner Rheumatic and Neu-
rh4x1A Cempouce Il s foFfrtve, sals an1 permanent
EcFe .or Rkrun sstau, Ssn1slEfa and Salt RSenm. It
= 1x1EEN rr.cety driving ont $40 entirely era
Sic. ttnx tA- ttra>e NO change e diet o.
1EFprs4 q. d a-y bs taken by Children aLd Iefsoox
sf Ne Eos: dcIese eor.ttu eith perfect ea.ety
Ts.t:aus,1.e e is LIE '!lo@ @snE.-hu16EeIs Of than
:an be cbtasred from rfrsona veil E1oEn, VINO Gee1T
give tlttr T. st...on5 IN it, behalf.
GArc::3e-s Il: tEat'c and Neuralgia Corpcr1d Ii
tic h.st ne. c:re for tie diseaee eve. ssw~
CHA Riffs A. sH1 Il,
Eo.1 Old S:at5 GoEse, goarG1.
arr su Te1.AE ,v.sh Ereuroatisan twenty years,
-at ae;nE tons=e$ to II be- sevcra} xc3E LAST
"a-' - Kh:s, % : aIi1 ARd Nenrals:a Conp:una.r
Et'fMAN T. AFE EEs, IS FFankfinst- Boston.
-iia:7rE rceh 3 eacst1Et Sufferer .roEe EeGra1Eia
=: hs+er mc:rss. srt been drive, by excrlsiztg
4L 70 .te Gl&l Of nnI15Grless remedies, without o
.a'.-r 'ti,ti VISA h:nced hy lrtead 10 try Eattt
nert Eae1nat1c ard scuEa!Gla !ConaouGd- hsTe
sasen btt oit totsle a1d am entlrely well
D. z. BAXTFR Dry Goods Dealer,
Fc.s Ar-!etoa Block. Lowell. Mass.
sc. hI!f By J. & JOHNSON, corner Stste AID !:ar
ofh STREETS. Cl1csEo ~ho.esa:e aa retail sgent tor
fEa aHrta* steru htANA- z Il LASG3N: hSe:t
l4e uxat tnpIHej. 1yfS E1.;y
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AenftaI Mcd9ca1 l4teoye1J cures Ezyr.pelaa
kcne'4yt Mu1ic&l Dtscove-T crsts s5Ers
NoAE"4{E MeeaEAt D1HEpTer7 CnrFn +:1 4 =
Aea neGyT Medcel p.seoYery crrcs u ,usCSt tc Hye6
Heahe@ye Medical G&t&svRr1 cures Sc1tG H.
Aennt6yt Medical pisxayer1 cus;k E.;u z ,it:e Eat
kc1neEy1 Medical plecoy erv cur6 Sa7e <ss
K-nned11 Nedtc1l Cttcoycf1 cures i<pra-
kehne4yx Medical Es5ey&fy cures tsheamsnsz1-
Eeanedyf Medical :.<ceveIy currs S&ItE5enra-
&ea1nz5'e Medical pscpyery cnres IsyrrerxR-
kcolety's Me.icr1 D.: tovfty Regulates the 5oEe!A
kennetyAt Eedic1l necoEerJ R.ru.atE the AuheSR~
Aenhea5h Medical Discovery ReE1afGs Tue Liver
Acn.e3yB Medical Decc|erJ tn* cured 1'fo1eg.
when ypp sye SICK xsd Do not know ~sst natter
Pcehsps you have II Inward hnmcr+ TIy ks1Qedys
Medical Discovery.
For sale bY all D1rEElsrs. o5t915
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GTA1E OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Coca as Superior Court OF Cl,c4Eo, r7ose11
ber TtTm. ISL He1rY J. Phillips rs. Azne Phillips

Il CttatCefy.
Affidavit Of the noaresidence OF Anna PtilEpe Da
lendart above uam9d. having been n1ed In tue oHc1
q ths CleEk e saia sapsIor C2rz: Ct cmesgo. No
the teTra.na3t hled hia btll ct complaint IN eati
Eouh q t4S GhanGtrS s1c thereof the 4ta tay Of
CIT satG Cartt aa:st said defendant re.uruale oo
the ts*t Monday OF November next lssl, bY lag
re4blret-
ko. unless you, the said 4nae Phillips, sa.l per.
GbicaFo Of Cook County on tee a-s: day ef she term
THEREOF to te ho1dea At Chicago IN said Cou>ty.
er asEu1 to tie sa3 con11at1 ants bill of complaint
tie esme and the Mstters and things therein ch.rzed
Entered against sou srcorttns . tie prayer et sid
bill. FaLTKR EIaIBALL ClerS
ICNBAEp q EMITu. Compst5 SDlr. ettr321
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scss A. a sWA111EGEoKq = A Agent r kalrsH
e H e
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
:18 q L.
TIE WESTERN TRANsPoRTATIONc CON-
AH9 Psg1sH ade Dc a,fangsMents to Iqa thslr LaSs
NEW YORK CENTRAL
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AIl4ROADss
Numbering tweaty nine nratclass stsanch and strong
= s5aenS n as5 ~
the hnnsrortaon q mslchandise and szoduce 70 aad
aes, conslstinE ot ::
$50 Canal Boats,
Hadaieda3iy connecting 81 Badalo Viii he foo1ias
pes eeptfier Inducements f5S tSeiF pas1oaaze. ''
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
ownea sRa spe.atea 1y th!s VI 51a oysr
S}s e nss ss Ts5si ia 5 5E =
Lakes:
40 -PP't 1"1No A4'to 1,tA1's'
VT. Co. stea1ners. 3. G. d e. Line Steamers.
ToNAwANDA, FOUNTAIN CITY,
FREE STATE, wEN0NA,
MOHAWK MENDOZA
PLYmOUTH EVERGREEN CITY,
NEPTUNE GAIENA,
MAY FLOWER. CHICAGO,
Leaving the do.k at Erie Basin and foot Ct Michigan
- spily st ne Western Transportation Qace, EF1a
6c lax foet az of Heaia Ana LIS
s-...... ".
aprly to lie following 1Eents: ~ A''l-A 'e4'
EVENT. GIAgP, Agent, No. ccentis Slip, r. T.
4. & FETEKs. Fri 1 AEeaI Astor House.
8. G'EaasE, Agent 11s Pier Abaay. NJ.
{. (. GRzsWoEB, Frt II ~ 1T @ nS.T st.. ~: "
~. T9ILMADGK. .agenI Mississippi aEd Prairie
dq ShieH 1 KSilEoad D3cE, AaTaasee' VI Fiji
| WM .HURD. Freight Agent Boston.
| JOIN ALLEN. JR, Prtsid =nt. Buffalo.
COM NS1HNEES.
pov1 uocSrER tn.,s ~,
BGNH g SfENGEE SfT H1sgeaaa I a gmn o,,o
IN QspohM. sM4ndu4ky: M Ohio:
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RFIneM lngM ~. III HGHP'aN HsSls EarraHa VIII
kR2SzT5 SHESzF SSsb5;ss5, ST Tss5sFSR @is IL
R1oHmoND T. ruTTLH, Agents
1v7..r,c5im Foot of statc et.eet f,h,caeo,
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MATE Of ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, RA-Supertor Cozrt Ct Chicago.
0ct1neT Tstm. Q. 1851 Chazlss Wight Va Ja;ue9
TrEEt-AttacLlIent.
W:1gLt lis. Sr;ts fat:A:amer I7sae! o. tsa
1f tse C1c;k Of r. Superior Court Of Chicago datsd
t.ta Charles T.1xt snd asa5yt tie tsse Of the sid
ssmss s1 MEght Il ths sE9i q aaaaEet
S5era u of Cook County 9hieh said Ezts has bece To-
ahe! Pe.sotaqS 20 And appear 5efcre the .ad Supo.
to- s:1eft OF Chicago, before tic 1rst DE- ~ te
term thereof, t. be holden at tee Court Bous in Il.
CITY q fch!eaEo q The cEst Monday Of Octo6eE 4 D
action lua.nsEt sll be entered aEanst you aad ID
avr Ct the SAID Charles Wright % MUCK 81 ia
Eaic Judgment aad coatA I'LL BE- sod 70 s4u.B tha
SANE, WALTER KIM1AIIh Clerk
GHlFP I H17CHcccK, Pit.Te Alta, se6 eSN N
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
Gen. Fremont's Proclamation

ST. LOrIs, Sept. 1.-The sUbjninCd extract
from tho DemoCrdi tho leading paper in this
city, is f,ir expression of the feeling with
which the proclamation of General Fremont Is
regarded by the CitzerS Of 81. Louis, many of
whom havo seen to-day, and all at whom do.
clare that the decided action of the con m and.
ing general is timely and right. The Democrat
says:
Tho proclamation ofMajOr General Fremont,
which appears In another column, Is the most
important document which has yet appeared in
the progress of the war. Let It be read with
careful consideration by every citizen. Tho
prompt visiting of tho EXTREMIST penalties Of
martial law upon all rebels within tho Gstab.
lished military lines the Cuniiscaiion of the
property of persons who shall take up arms
against the government, and the declaration Of
absolute freedom to the slaves Of all such per-
sons; the extreme penalties to be visited upon
bridge. burners, railroad and telegraph de.
stroyCrs ,treasOnabe correspondence and lbeS,
and peace destrOyers Of all Kinds, are measures
Of the most extraordinary stringcncy but the
wisdom of their promulgatiOn by the supreme
uhicer in the army of the west VIC are confident
Will be conceded by every just and loyal cili.
zen.
There is no longer any middle ground or
room for traitors where the lawful government
has sway. General Fremont strikes boldly and
tearlessly. Tho consolidated patriots and the
6oundlcsS resources of the great northwest are
at his beck. Let overy faithful man, by word
or deed, give aid and encouragement to his
grand movement for the establishment Of the
whole people,
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
Outrascs in East 1cnnessrc.
{ correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette.
CAMP ROBINSON, (Ky.,) Angus

CAMP ROBINSON, (Ky.) August 25.
have just arrived here from Morgan county
East Tennessee. left there ON the 18th. Be
fore my departure, the sece Sionists had com
menced their dcprcdaiions, and were also raw.
aging the counties Of Scott. Rosne, and Ander
son. Persons and property were alike attacked.
In Anderson county they have taken from the
Union men every species of property that they
could lay their hands on, and also Killed seve
raj persons. In Scott county they have taken
possession of Huntsville, the county seat and
robbed the stores. In Morgan county they
have perpetrated acts OF similar character.
All the Union men of E.st Tennessee who
could get away have forsaken their homes
Old and young have fled alike. great pro jor.
lior Of them hurrying Off without waiting to
collect any of their goods, without money, and
in many cases but scantiiy clothed. Some of
them have been able to cross over into Ken.
lucky, but the remainder are still concealed in
the mountains, hoping to clude the rebel pick
cts and ipin their friends here. When left
home some twelve hundred ScccssiOniss, on
horseback, Were ravaging the counties of Scott
and Morgan accompanied by two hundred well
ar red negroes. Before this they have doubt
less done an incalculublC amount OF mischief,
VIII not the Government. without delay, send
aid TO our unhappy State? 5,
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SurERiSrtxpsN1's OrrI,r.

SurERIETESpSNI's OFfi,E.
tdimH Hdtion, B,hiamre Nuyls lSG1
On nd after Sunday, May lgth, 1851, Trains on
NORTHERN ENTkAL RAILWAY arrive and
depart as follows, until further noiicc:
TRAINS NORTH
MAIL at SIS A. NJ.
EXPRESS at 4.55 p NJ.
HARRISBU RG ACCOMMODATIOE etsijr
u.
The SIS A. N. train connects at Relay House with
aims on the Western Maryland Railroad at Han
over Junction with Hanover and Geitysbu'g RnIl
roads; at io:k with York and wrgI,s,ille Raii.
roai; at Harrisburg with Pennsy lvania kailioai
for all parts of the West also with Lebanon VALLEY
Railroad 10 Nsc lurk direci; at Northumberland 10,
L and Is. Railroad for Kingston anu all part u!
Wyoming Valley. and at Sunoury with the Phila
delphia and Erie Railroad for ali parts Of Northern
Pennsy lvaniA and New York.
The 4 IS p. M. train makes all the abov cornec
items except Hanover ailroad, Wrightsville Rail
roac and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
The 10 T.. NJ. train makes connec ions with Penn
'ylvania Railroad for all par of the West, and di
rect connections for New York.
The A. NJ, $50 P. NJ, and 8 I5 2. NJ trains
IRON W ashiugton City connect with this road
TRAINS ARRIVE
Mail at $40 Z M; Express at l. IS A. NJ Harris
burg Accommodation at 2.45 p. NJ.
For tickets and inform alton inqu re al the Tick,
Once. Calvert Station, Baltimore.
ls-tf j. q. CLARKE, Sup I.
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" FOR THE WEST, r.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ord NEIv YORh
CENTRAL RiILROAD.

Express Trains leave New York city depots Ct
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, an
follows:
From 90 Chambers street From st street station
100 " L. NJ. ll.25 " h"j l.. NJ
$50 2. NJ. $50 L. NJ.
Montreal and buffalo
Tain with sleeping Las I'm
cars, 9lj +. NJ
Connecting at Albany with the New York Cen
tral Railroad for Schenectady, Rochester, utcI
Ba'avia, Rome, and stations on Rome and " atrr
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Cn Iandaigua
Trains In conn, ction leave Buffalo aud Suspension
rd Lake Shore, Buffalo aud Lake HuIO and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, ToroI to, De,rci'
Chicago, Toledo Milwaukee, Fond Du Lac La
Crosse, Madison, fraire DuChien ,Galcna. Dunlcith
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Muscatine. Iowa CITY
burlington, Quincy. Springfield, Alton. st Louis
Cairo, rerre haute indianapolis Louisville, ,Ciucm
naIi, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland and all points
West, Northwest, and Southwest.
NORTHERN ROOrE
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy aud
Bosom, and RenS and Saratoga Roads for Saratoga
Whitehall Rut. and, Burlington, ~. Albsns Euufc
FONT, Pittsburgh, Ogdensburgh, Montreal, NC .
&C.
FD- Fri !h Arrangements by Ills route ms above
without change OF Cars, from the D"pots in Cham
bcfs and Canal streets, are at all times orahle
Us made by ether Railroad Companies The faCili
ties OF this great New York Route, to toe Wes com
mend 1t to the confidence Of merchants and shippers
for promptness and dispatch.
Passenger Trai,s with Smoking and Sleeping
Cars. run In connection on the New York Central
Road.
For particulars as to local train and fIeight ar
rangcneLts inquire at the depot. hs Warren street
A. + SMITH,
aug 20 Superintendent
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
Prentice condemns Fremont's Proclamation.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 2.-The ,l0Uru0i OF
this morning strongly condems General Frc.
m"nt's recent proclamation, and urges the leg.
lslature of Kentucky, by its action to avoid the
contingency of such action being taken IN this
State by the Federal authorities.
1t says we must now decide whether We will
organize body OF local soldiery for State pur.
poses, strong enough to enforce the obligations
OF loyal neutrality, or whether we will suffer
things To 90 on as they have been going, with
the prospect of lapsing, ut no distant day, int"
the condition which, ia So brie! time has
brought on the sway of martial law in Mis-.
souri,.
Immense amounts Of freight, and Il great rush
"ipeople are daily going South by the Nash.
vile route, while the greatest number u( pas.
SengerS are arming.
1t Is thought that the great rush to the South
Is caused by the edict which has gone forth.
that atterthe lst OfSeptember, nun.niercOurse
with the South will be risidly enforced, and
the rush to the North is owing IL DaviSS procla.
nation.
The Courier says Camp "Dck Robinson " j.
constantly increasing.
negro, yesterday swan the river at this
point, passing ovor the Fails, and landing. per
leCuy naked, ut Camp Joe Holt. He expressed
himself as being the property OF Col. Johnston
"' Camp Boone. Tenn lie was, this morning
returned under a lilo OF Noldicry 10 the jefferson
county Jail. Col, RpSseau has given Culune
Johnston notice Of the fact
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
The First District Sch ooI.

BY reference to the proceedings of tho Board
of Trustees, in another column, II will be seen
that petition of the citizons vas presented,
yesterday afternoon, asking that the school In
the first district be removed from It's presen,
location, on Fourteenth and p streets, back to
lis former place, on the corner Of Fourteenth
and & streets. The school was only removed
from its old location, n few months since, to its
present place, and the school house was erected
ut II considerable expense. The main argu.
ment for its removal was that in the heart Of
the city the school was n nuisance or account,
of the noise made by the scholars when at play,
and that the noise on tho streets materially
intel terod with tho prosecution of studies.
The distance from the lower section of the
district does not seem to have met with much
consideration, and the school was removed
nearly to Boundary street, where it appears
but few parents are In favor OF sending their
children especially from that portion Of the
district south of the avenue. From some por.
tions Of the district to the present location Of
the scho'l 1t Is nearly'ty0 miles-a distance
much too great for scholars to walk, two or
three times day, during warm weather.
The house was built at II considerable sum
by the corporation, and to remove the school
back, would be only to put additional expense
on tho city, for fitting up the ol house which,
in the present depression of the finances OF tho
city, would be sevcrly felt.
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
NEW NEW CARS.
= .sNEA FOR BOSTON, Eta
NEW LONDON NORWICH and WORCESTER
DAILY,
Sundays ExceptedJ
At S O'clock, P. NJ,

PIER 80 N. r., FOOT OF vESTRY STREET.
The new and mag guifcent steamer CITY OF BOS
TON, " IN. Wilcox commander. from New York
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays and irrm
hllyns Point Mondays Wednesdays, and Fri
da =.
The new and agniiccn steamer CITY OFEEW
YORK, Thomhs u. Jcwci', commander. from New
iork-Mondays, Wedneeda,s, and Fridays; fro
Allyn's Point Tuesdays, Thurs H. ;, and Sat
days.
These two new stear crs have been butt expressly
for this route with all modern impTovcu -nts. in
cluding Water Tight Compartment and a III,
cni siea a'crs ever bailt for Long Island Sond
with this greet life pre- erving impr,vcm mt
Conductors accomrany the tteaDtrs each wa,
Passengers Irocred from Allyn,s 20 mt ,m'c
di,tely on arrival Of teamer-, Iy tx. ress Train to
Boston, Worcester Lo ell, Iaw,etcc. Ftchhurg
Nashua, Concert tie White Mountains, Sc,, Nc.
Pa senserS returning ir 70, Boston leave TIE ptJot
OF H. Boston Worcester iailr,6d at + SOP NJ
PM.
Freight taken at the owest Ra'es, and deiv red
N Boston ear y the TcXtcay
State RouIDs ir abundance eau he had on board
steamers, or at 4! Boston or New York Offices,
adv Ece. h. S MARTIN, Agent
aug 23-6m Pier %, N.
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
BAD Manners In an ON N ibus.

We have often hoard the maxims that n per.
sou never loses anything by politeness, which,
elected. A day or two since, while riding In
an omnibus, which was crowded by twelve per.
sons inside, besides n lady and girl, an old gen.
tleman, weighing about two hundred pounds,
hail ID the 'buss and crowded in, saying that he
would stand until some one & It out, but on look.
ing around, his eye fell on the lady, who was
unacc companied by 4 gcntem IN, and in II rough
manner, ordered her to sit close up so that he
might rest two hundred pounds on seat. The
lady uttered II tart reply to him, but very pro.
perly did not accede 10 his request The pas.
scngers exchanged significant glances ut each
other, and, although tho gentleman tried to
make himself sociablo, the passengers very
properly turned the cold shoulder. We trust
that hereafter he will not make hims elf Cbtru.
sivc and rccollect that two hundred pound of.
ten takes up the two seats.
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
RAILROADS, ETC.
7 EAvE PHILADELPHIA

IL FOR NEW YORK.
The Camden and Amboy and Philadelph,. and
Trenton RAILROAD Companies Line from PHILA-
DDEEaLPHIA DEa hin TO NEW t0Rk A, AND D WAY PLAs
KESsSGrSS ING bEPof SThE viii leave ~sHht a. foisws AND
Al A NJ, via Camden and Amboy, &C and A
At . 8 A 4 X, Il; VI ia Gsmd.n and Jersey City, IN J.
ASA M. via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
At liz A. NJ, vi. Remington and Jersey City,
At12X r NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Accommo.
Al! P. NJ via Camden and AmOoy, &c. and A.
At * P. NJ, via Kensisgton and Jersey City
Al Al p: N. via kensington and jersey City,
(second Glass Ticket)
Atop NJ, via Camden and jersey City, (Evening
Atii4P; M, via Camden and Jersey City, (south
At sr. n via Camden and Amoov, (Aocommoda
The r Mail TIain runs daily. The liz r
Mail Saturdays excepted,
Fer Belvidere, Esston, Lambertyille, Flemington
nc. at 110 A. NJ; and ~ r. NJ, from Kcnsin gton
For Water Gap, strouisburs, Scranton, wilkes
barre. Mo"trose, Great Bend, &o., at 7.to A VI ,
from from kersington; via Delaware, Laekawa"a. aud
For Mouoh Chunk, Allentown, and Bethle hem a,
T;lu a: NJ. and 81 p. N lr IN kensington depot
ne 10 A. line connects with the train leaving
For Mount Holly At and A. N and and y,
For Freehold at d A. NJ and Pm
Nor Bristol. Trenton, NC at 10 A NJ, q, and
"a +. M from kensington, and o.. L. NJ. from
Walnut street wharf
For Palmyra, Riverton, Delano, Beverly, Bur
lington, florenpeco, Bord ntown &c., at ~. l. .,
a., and T. M.
Steamer Trenton for Bordentown, and inter,uedi
ate places, at2is =. M, from WI Waluut street wharf
FB- For New York aud Way Lines, leaving Ken
,ngton Depot, take the cars on Fifth street; above
Walnut, ilf an hour before departure. The car.
run into the Depot and arrival Of trains run from
the depot
Fifty pounds Of bags ge only allowed to each
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
anything as baggage but their wearing apparel
rhe company limit their resl on ibiliiy for baggage
to one dollar per pound and will not Sc liable for
any amount bey ond one hundred dollars. except by
special contract. WIN. H. GATZMER.
augi9 Agent
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
The Situation in Missouri.

ST. lorIs. September 2.-The Dcmocrdt, Of
this morning, has advices from Gen. Thompson's
camp at Benton, Scott county, to the effect that
all the rebels heavy baggage at that and other
points is being hastily removed to New Madrid
and that Thompson's and llardee's forces would
attempt to effect junction, and fall back to
SykestOn, the terminus OF the Cairo and Fulton
railroad, where 1t Is supposed they will make
stand and give Gen. Prentiss battle.
Tho combined strength of Thompson's, H4r.
dee'S, and Pillows armies, is 10000. Reports
were current, yesterday and to-day, that Gen
Prentiss hat surprised II camp of Missouri
rebels near Bloomfield, in Stoddard county and
taken $50 prisoners, without firing a gun; but
they need confirmation.
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
Additional News by the North America

LONDON, August 2J.-The weather in England
Is rather variable and less favorable, but no
injury has been done I" the crops. The bar.
vest progresses finely.
The Italian Minister, of Marine, has contracted
with Mr.. Wsbb, tho New York ship builder for
two iron caSed frsates, on the model of the La
Guerrc.
The Monteur publishes the text of 4 convcn.
ton between France and England, regulating
the immigration OF indian laborers into French
colonies.
is regarded as complete. No new movement
had taken place, and no imperial decree had
been issued, but tho dissolution of the Hunsa.
rian Diet was fully anticipated, to be followed
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
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SleAllMl.

For the last few weeks, Il number OF residents
of the Northern Liberties, in tho vicinity OF
Eighth and N streets, have had potty thefts
committed upon them. Several hen.roostS in
that locality have been onterod, and the roosts
left bare, and not II few clothes.lines have been
stripped. Last night the thieves entered the
yard of Il gentleman, and, after taking of II full
complement of clothes, they broke opon AN
clubhouse and took II ham Of bacon on which
the gentleman says lie intended 10 have made
his breakfast.
The tn ewes were worry particular in II descent
on the chicken house Of Captain Bryant, from
whom they took fifteen chickens, leaving but
an old hen and rooster, probably thinking that
they would be rather too tough for eating. The
neighbors, however, are now on the look out
for such deprcdatOrs, and, should another call
be made, they will meet with IL warm reception.
The national Republican., 1861-09-04
Assaulted.

On Saturday night about eight O'Clock. \ col.
ored man assaulted and knocked down near
the corner of First street and the avenue. The
persons in Mr.. Ilolbrook's restaurant, near by,
hearing the report of n pistol, hastoned out and
found the man lying on the pavement with n
shocking cut on his head. It was at first
thought that he had been shot, but II physician,
who was ca'lod pronounced tho wound to have
been mado by tho butt Of pistol. The assail,
ant, who was seen I" run up the Capitol Hill
probably shot AT and missed him, when he
used the pistol as II club, or perhaps tho pistol
was discharged when being used rs Il club. He
was removed To his residence near by, where
he lies in Il critical condition.