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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
VAN WAGENEN'S
Celebrated English Horse SalVe.

This Remedy for horse ailments Of the feet and legs
and especially fonrsls, cracked and contracted z Ell
and gals wounds Nc, has the following home recon-
mendatops;
Prairie du Chien, March q, 1861.
thereby certify that have uaad Sir. Van Waeenen i
Horse SaiYe lame horse AID Ia two weeks Il caus
ed new hoof to grow threefourths an inch; it sur
passes thing IN the line horse saves ever used
Also for the enargement u contracted IL appears
perfectly successful. JUN THOMAS.
Lancaster, April 2, 1861.
G. Van Wagenen, the proprietor of TINS Celebrated
English Horse oaiye arrived IN the 18th DAY
Of March and called attention to the operation Of
moo growing on horse owned b. him. The horse has
becn badly foanderea his feet to that ex
tent that he was very stii. Ne have at him
to this the End day OF April, it being eek since
the first application made, seems al
most miracle and docs away with all doubt relation
TO founder and contracted feet in horses being incara
Bile, as By tie use OF TINS Celebrated Remedy w foot
is now q OF an inch Jeiow the hair and has enlarged
TO the size Of natural foot far grown For fur
Their Information call tie Stone Livery Stable where
the effects can be above described; also the
most reliable test nonals oil in high standing in
different parts OF the country.
Lancaster, Wis.,, April 3. S. G. MCDONALD
42tf WM ii. FOSTER.
FOR SALE AT THE LANCASTER LIv cry STABLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHaE.ADEIpHfA

Bcnerole Institution established by special Endo-
ment for ne Relaf " ne Sick and distressed afflicted
ustt Earatent and psdemic Diseases and espectatfu
for The Gaze Of diseases u he SERIAL Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
geon, 10 all who apply by letter. with description of
their conditions cage occupation, habits of life, &c.
and in cases OF extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS IN S9ermasorrhea and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs and the NEW REM
EDlkS employed in the Dispensary sent the Inflicted
in sealed letter envelopes flee of charge Two or thI
Stamps Tor postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. j. SKELLlN HOUGHTON, Acting Sur
geon Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa By order of the Directors.
Ezra d. HEARTMEI.I. President
GEO. FAIRCHILDs Secretary. Mar. G. 3S-Iy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given, that application Will be
made to the Circuit Court of Grant County, WISCONSIN,,
ct the August special Term thereof, to be begun and
held at the Court House. in Lancaster, on the first
Monday in August A. d. 1861, by the several proprc
tors the following Lots and Blocks IN the vii
lage of Lancaster in said county, for an order to be
made and entered in said Court yacatng the following
named alleys and streets, designated on the map and
plat of said village viz. Abe alleys running north and
south through Blocks 5, 1S ~, 30 and ~ and be-
tween Lots A. s. and Il in Block No. q and also, the
following portion of street called and known Van
Buren, street. All thai portion Of said street north
of the south line Of Blocks so and 81. 't'ss
BARBER x LOWRY,
49-till Court. Attorneys for Applicants.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24

WAR's TOUCHING ScENEs.-The poor
fellows who fellat Vienna died game. One
was ordered by the Lieutenant to fall into
line, and be said quietly he would if he
could. His arm was shattered and he was
bleeding to death; and when be died his
last utierance brought tears to the eyes Of
his fellow soldiers. He murmured, 1t
grows very dark, mother-pery dark"
Poor fellow, his mind was far away to bis
peaceful home in Ohio, where not l6ag
since he had parted from his dear mother
with Der loving kiss and her blessing; and
that mother vas in his dying thoughts
when the darkness Of death came over
him..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
GHERIFFS sALE--BURNS.

State of Wisconsin County Of Grant.-ss Michael
Burns Guardian ne. Plaintiff against William r.
Carter, Guardian, &c., Defendant. Circuit Court of
Grant County, Wisconsin.
Bs virtue OF writ ef Execution issued out Of the
above named Court in favor of the above named Dsft
and against the above named III If to me directed and
delivered and for want of goods and chattes of the said
PfP Mighaei Burns, whereon to levy, have by the
direction II the Deft, William y. Carter. levied upon
~ the rioht sci interest which the said PfT Mich
ael Burns had on the 18th day of March, A. ID 1861
81 has since acquired in and too the following descri
ed real estate, to-wit: The south half and the east
half OF the north east quarter sar-
tr of the northeast quarter ad the south-ea qaS
ter the northwest quarter, OF section nineteen f19)
Township No. fur ~, Forth of Range No four ,4l
west of the fourth principle meridian in Giant County
wisconsin, excepting three 90 acres of the north
west quarter OF said Section nineteen 9) described ia
executed on tie 9th day Of June, A. D., 1861 I'd re-
corded ia the Office Of Register Of Deeds OF rant Coun
ty Wis. in Book ssR of deeds PAGES 4U4 AID 465
also one acre and fraction of the northeast
corner said Section nineteen fis) decided by Michael
Burns the of Beetown, November 4fh 1853, for
Grave Yard and described in deed recorded in the
said Re .istars Office in Book IL of deeds page
$40 and also one-hai of land of the southeast quar-
Ter of said Section nineteen t0) which decided by
Michael Burns to school District No TIVE % OF town
of Ri etown aud described deeds recorded IN the said
Regisi er-s Ofsce IN Rook SIP, Of deeds page ESQ.,
Which above described aud With the exceptions lhoTe
va the I'D day Of Ju y 1871 a. the hour u ~
O'Clock N the renQun OF dday eier TOT sale ana Will
sell to the highest and best bidder or cash IN hand at
the outer door Of the goart House IN the Village Of
Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin sala safe VIII be
made satisfy the judgement is this ease amogn Ting
TO tine OF nine hundrs and anu
dollars together with interest," costs, ana costs accrue
u b. MOORE, Sheriff.
Grant County, Wis.
VIZ. E. CARTER. Attorney for himself olow
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FARM FOR SALE,
Also, Stock & Farm Machinery.
THE EAXREs FARM,
The subscriber Offers sale all part of his farm
known

The subscriber Offers FIR sale all part of his FARM
known
THE EAYRES FARM,
situated on the Lancaster and Potos State Roads, four
mes from the latter, and eight miles from the former
village.
All parts Of the property well waered With springs
and brooks, and plenty OF tnberS0 in meadow
and 2l0 IN culiiyatlon-the entire halsection under
fence. The Dangs good, and roads leading there
from in all directions.
He proposes selling 100 of the west end, or
less, would sell the east half with buildings
whole property, including also the stock
chinery. The stock includes 90 head OF cattle, 100
sheep, with horses, hogs, &c, all OF superior breeds.
Tie property viii be sold low part cash, part time.
The property is we'll known in all parts OF county
References II. Van Week, jamestown; Gen. kountree,
Patteyiile; Henry Palch Patch Grove, or j. Alien
Barber Lancaster For particulars inquire Of the pro-
prietor the PREMISES at Ills office.
JOHN NJ. EAYRES.
Potos, January 25, 1861 32-u
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McCORMCIK'S REAPER.
A. r. MCCARTNEY, Agent.

The subscriber is authorized agent for the propri
etors Of McCormick's Improved Roapers and Aowers
Combined for the
South part of Grant County and all of
Lafayette County.
lie VII visit soon all parts within said territories,
bot PESO IS in want Of Reapers ned no. wait foo him
to calf They can be supplied oy writing to hi., at
Tassyitle.
McUo.uicss Reapers are too well known to require
any ice Of thei merits, recommendations or opir-
ions Of s-s press. They have stood the test for
dfzea years ana still stand and are found in
every neighborhood wherever praries were prepared
for them by the Supreme Architect and head Ma
chinest. A. X. MCCARTNEY.
Csssvile May IS 1861. 50-6w
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LEGAL.
~~s~S~~~1T11N11 = y "
A TTACHMEN T--WAGES.

"A
Grant County, Town of Liberty, ss.-In Justices
Court.
TO SYLVESTER WAGES You are hereby notified
that of Attach ent has been issued againat
you and your property attached to satisfy the demand
50lOOth dollars Now unless you shalt appear before
Charles Fulks Justice Of the Peacei in aud for said
county, his Office in said town. ON the 3lst day OF
July A. D. 1861 at one o'clock in the afternoon,
Judgment win be rendered against you and your prop
erty sold to pay the debt.
Dated this Ssh day OF Joly, A. D 1861.
4,9w WILLIAM w. FIELD, Plaintiff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
TEN LOTS, DWELLING 4 BARN
For sale, at Lancaster.

DESTROYS oferecting buildings and Office other lot.
in Lancaster in more pubic par Of the village lofel
NV nrasent homestead With the entire block and build
inss for sale on the most accommodating terms The
Is situated rural part OF the village snice-
~ narrowed contains select fruits, shrubs vines, &c
With good Welt water, shade tres, grove and pasture
lot The place is well adapted for any one having bust
ness up town.
Lancaster, oct. 10. 1859. iT1H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24

HERNAN UP FoR ANOTHER Flour
Inasmuch as Mace, the eonqueror Of Huist,
claims to be the champion Of England, it
is said that ueenan is already turning ap
his shirt sleeves to dispute the ground.
Mace is large sized nan,-and wifi proha-
by Give the "Benicia Eoya good fight.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24

PRoFEssoR DANIELS plead guilty at The
present Term Of the U. S. District Court
at Madison, to the Indictment against him
for rescuing Booth, and was fined $50 and
costs, amounting in all to same SO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
LEGAL.
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TO ALL WHOM IL MAY CONCERN

Notice hereby given that at the next special term
Of the Gin cult Court of Grant County Wisconsin, to
be begun and held at the Court House in Lancaster in
said county on the irst Monday in August, A. d. 1861
application will be made by the proprietor of the fol-
loving Biz cks, Psrkers Addition tc the village
of Boscobei as designated on the recorded map and
plat there Of to yacate all alleys running through blocks
number one two, three and eleven, q, 2 AID and
also to vacae all that portion OF the street running
east and west called Parker Street. which hes between
blocks number (2 and eleven (ll,) in said village
OF Boscobe.
Lancaster, May 9th, 1851.
DWIGHT 7. PARKER, Applicant.
BY Barber & Lowry his Attorneys. 50-l0w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24

CHEAP SMALL BEER.-To twelvequarts
of cold water, add a pint and a half strong
hop tea, and pint and a half Of molas-
ses. Mix it well together, and bottle it
Immediately. twill be fit fer use the next
dav, if the weather is warm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24

LIZ When g man wants money or as
sistance, the world as ageneral rule is very
obligirg and indulgent, and-lets him want
II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
It win be Sold at a Bargain

viii take Sc cd team ia part Of the first payment
and reasonable time will be given the other pay
ments For further particulars enquire Of the UNDER
signed * Boseohe.
d. r. WALKER.
Boscobel, June 80, 1861. 3-n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24

THE ENsLfsm PRIzE FleHr-The iniur-
les ASHAMED by Hurst in his late prize fight
with Mace. are 50 serious that fatal infla-
nation Of tho brain is indeed very immi-
nent,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24

EET TO prevent chalk and water from
getting into your milk. keep your own
COWS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24

LaFayeUe LoHNEy- I0"N NoaEA q Range EasE.
S5s of section so
IsrmS-20 per cent Of the purchase money in hand,
and the balance in i've equal annual instruments with
interests at the rate OF seven per cent per annum
Address WM NJ. BOND, 6encseo, Livingston County,
State oil New York. 2Itf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
a GOOD BARGAIN.
Improved Farm for sale.

Ilnpr owed Farm for Sale.
viii sell very cheap my farm Of 146 acres ofland, 80
under cultivation, well waered with good springs
said farm has a comfortable frame house with good
cellar under has about 30 OF good bottom land
for grass and plenty Of timber; third of the grain
growing the place will be sold with it, II sold
before harvest. Said farm is situated two and half
miles ofthe village OF Lancaster, and joining Joseph
Alcorns farm the east,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
SLIGO AND TYRONE
Irnl, and Hardware Store.

The adminis traitors of the estate of NICHOLAS
BOWLING, arr offering to the public the largest
stock Of lron Steel Hardware &C., in the Northwest,
which will be sold at lower prices than can be bought
of the manufacturers and parties desiring to purchase
will Go well 10 call and examine the entire stock Of
Over 800 900 worth of Iron, Steel, Hardware.&c.
must nov be closed out, consisting part Of
Iron -All sizes, Bar, Bundle, Slab and Sheet Iron.
steei--All sizes, Cast, Plow, +. B., A. B., German
and Toe Cork.
Nils, nc.
Chains Gable. Log, OK Trace Pump Jack, &c.
Tin Plate Copper, Brass, Zinc, Babbet, Block Tin,
Wire, &C
stoy es-Parlor Heating and Cooking, with with
out Trimmings.
Castings efIollow Ware, Pump Reeds, Door and Gate
Rollers, Sleigh Shoes, &C.
Tinmen's Machines aud Tools, in sets separately.
Timers Stock in general
Carpenters Taols, coopers Tools Edge TOSS Circu-
lar saws Mill Saws Hand Saws &c, Scissors and Shears,
Farming Utensils Blacksmith's Tools, Table Cutlery,
Pocket Cutlcry, Scales, &c
areat variety OF HOUSE TRIMMINGS, snch as
Iatchea Butts Window Fasts, etc. Wagon Hubbs
Axels SPRINGS Tin Ware, Ia fact, almost every thing
usually kept in a General Hardware and Iron Store
from a Tack TO 1avtt.'
Address all orders TO
JOHN b. FRENCH, 4gent.
Gaiena, ILL.,, March list, 1861 3g.4m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24

Rg-D bred Scot Decision--the decision
Of the rebel leaders not 70 take Wash
ington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
HORSE STOLEN !

as DOLLARS REV YARD
Stolen from the subscriber, residing in Wyalusinc.
four miles west of Patch Grove SUNDAY night MAJ
10th, one
LIGHT BAY HORSE,
four year old, about Is hands high Medium weigbt
short. The horse doubt passed through Iancsster
red crcingie and blind bride.
$25 reward will be paid for recovery ~ a horsa -
$IO for information SO that he can lie found
Post Office address, Patch Grove Grant CO.. wis.
May 2Sth. 1861. - so n o..
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Burrall's Celebrated corn-slsller,
ROOFING. SCOUTING AND REPAIRING

b ,uoy Of an kinds in my line attended to promptly.
Clean Cotton and Linen Rags old Copper, Brass, and
Pewter taken in exchange for 6oods
IAnca,tsr, July ~, le6l. I-n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-24
MILLINERY! MILLINERY
OUR GROCERIES

We are now selling of at tremepdon. 49,,
the regular prices Read the following l .t ron
We viii sell l6 pounds Of sugar iorsIm
We We Will sell sell pounds Of best Rio coffee forsm
We will sell tne best tea In the msrte of q cents
per pound, warranted to give satisfaction y, ~ cents
REFUNDED. Respectfully submitted NV money
kountrees Block, Next Door to Tie P DA9r
Vile, Wis. April, 1861 y, Platte
xl'6.ly
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ING PeopIe's store

before making their purchases. 40 charge
goods. d I. fARAss~
Boscobel, April p, 1860
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LANDS. FOR SALE.
LANDS FOR SALE.

November LIST. 1850, Grant County, Wisconsin
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TOcn 4, North Range 5, West.
VIZ ofNWl4 Sec y Wa Of SW14 Sec.
10pM3, Range5 5.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14
From the Huntsville (Ala.) Democr,. Secession Song-Dixie T.ora

Away down South, in the Carolina. They have guns and the ready rhino. Look away! look away! look .u.
 Dixie Land! M04 away! They've the men to do the fghtin,- There's no use in scratchin' and bitin,. Hooray hoorayI yhooray! Dixie r,,, ls4as8 CHORUS. q4 s Oh, Pm glad am in Dixiel hoorav. bo. In Dixie land take my stand, ''ay'
 To live and die in Dixie Away away! away down South in D;v;., Away away! away down South in. Dix;s, The sovereign State of Alabama Willtry her hand before they lam her Look away! look awayI look a.,.,
 Dixie Land I Q u. as# So will our Mississippi brother, Ia And Georgia, too, our mortal mother.
 Hooray! nooray! hooray, Dixie Landt And Louisiana, then will come, And Texas, too, will help us some: p lsf Look away look away! look away! D,.
 Land
 And ARKANs4.w, with her tooth picker. Will help us out little quicker;
 Get aTyayi get awayl get away. Dy.
 Land. Is i gls, And next, old NoxTH CAROLINA State. And, after that, what's good and great Hooray Hooray Hooray! Dixie Land When Lincoln gets on Southern brake: We'll give him a touch of the rattlesnake. Get away! Get away! Get away! Dixi.
 Land
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

will be opened shortly, fully equal to those alluded to above. Alder willow and oth- CT suitable woods are plenty, with suffi- ciency of water power for the manufacture of powder. Here is chance for practical manufacturers of that article 10 secure a hold at once and supply us in the South with the most important element of mod ern warfare. JiI IllClE
 Steps have been taken to secure to the State, and through it to individuals the valuable deposits that exist on White river above this place. We hope our contem- poraries will call attention to these facts. Col, c. w. Board, of this place will glad ly advise with parties seeking information thereon. .1.r D -at-5. fr
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14
Virginia Ready for the Contest.
MUNITIONS OF WAR, ETC.


 At one time there existed in the State a feeling of want of munitions of war, but investigation and examination have en. tirely dispelled the impression. Virginia to-day Is better provided with all the ne- cessaries of great campaign than any State North of Mason and Dixon's line if she is not equally as well supplied as the Federal Government itself. The Navy Yard at Gosport, the Magazine at Norfolk, the Arsenal at Harper's Ferry, added largely to the supply; but the action taken by many of the counties, without the knowledge of the authorities at Richmond in purchasing arms and munitions of war for the companies within the county limits, has supplied, to very great extent, the hundred thousand men which, within a few days will be ready to defend the soil of Virginia from Federal invasion.
 The thorough and complete organiza- ton of the Quartermaster and Commissary Departments, which Gen. Lee has per fected. will enable the immediate concen tration of troops upon the borders of the State wherever the movements of the ene- my may demand the presence of our troops. Should the folly which rsigns at Washington, induce an invasion of Vir- ginia, and demonstration against Alex andria, Gen. Cooke is prepared to meet them, while Col. Jackson from Harper's Ferry, crossing the river withten thousand men, would immediately advance on Washington, and, assisted by Maryland, would soon end the invasion of Virginia by the capture of Washington.
 Gen. Lee can at any moment kleave Richmond at the head of twenty thousand men, now here and in the counties between this and Alexandria General Gwynn, at Norfolk, General Ruggles, 9, Fredericksburg, have each very large army under their command The rail- roads flhe State, under the Quartermas- ter's Department, are held in readiness for the transportation of troops from point to point. The telegraph will communicate orders, while eouriers are prepared to convey connands wherever the telegraph does not extend.
 So great has been ,he enthusiasm of the people, that Gov. Lelcher has been com. pelled to forbid any more troops rendez- vousing at Richmond without special or- ders.
 Virginia is prepared and ready for the enemy whenever Mr. Lincoln shall have the reckless fool -hardiness to attempt the invasion of her soil. The authorities al, Richmond are advised of affairs at Wash ington. We know their weakness, and we despise the imbecility and folly which has characterized the Administrations I Richmond Enquirer.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14
The Supply of Powder in the East.
The Philadelphia Gazette says:

The Fhiladelphla Gazette says: li4
 "There is but one powder mill in Vir- ginia and eight in Maryland, and none in the rest of the South while Delaware has nine and Pennsylvania sixty-seven. From these figures it will be seen that if we could keep possession of Maryland and Delaware with their powder mills, the solitary powder mill in Virginia would be the. only one to supply the South." 993s ni8u9s
 The Dupont powder mills are in Dela- ware. Applications were recently made by the Confederates there for large SUD- ply of powder. They were refused and threatened to take it by force. The place is well protected.-[ Gin. Paper 9 , Afer copying the above the Jacksonpor. Herald of Saturday last adds: ' <
 From the above we would infer tha. the northern people suppose that the South is to be placed at their mercy, from the lack of the necessary supply of powderto car " on the war. Let them be undeceiyed once; Arkansas can supply the whole South in few days. An establishment will commence operations with the ability to make 2000 pounds of commercial salt petre per diem. Another can be brought into operation in less than a month that will produce over 1000 pounds. These quantities can be nearly doubled by work ing night and day. Other vey rich caves
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14
EMERSON ErHEn1peE, &c.-A cores.

EMERSON ETHERIDGE, &c.-A cores pondent of the Memphis .Hvaldnche writ ing from Nashville, under date of the 4th inst, says: "The notorious Emerson Eth eridge was in the city when we arrived, but found the people entertained such diff fefent notions from himself in regard to sustaining the Lincoln administration that he adopted Fallstaff's idea of discretion and valor, and kept the door of his room between himself and the {" rest of man kind" I have been confidently told that a party numbering some ten or fifteen called at the St. Cloud on Thursday morn. ing, and craved an audience with the dis tnguished traitor to the interests of Ten nessee and the South, but received the an- swer that MT. Etheridge was not in. The determination of these "ffiends" to the Congressman of the 9th district, was to tender him the freedom of the city in a complimentary ride through the streets upon triangularly formed emblem of Abraham's early profession. I am not certain whether Etheridge became appris- ed of their hospitable intentions or not, but 1t is a historical fact that he was really not in the city on the next Friday morn ing. h the respect of going, he was like unto the wind which listelh--no man can aeii whither he "blowed of to-
 The same correspondent adds: "The steamer '. E. Hilman, of Cairo seizure rememberance, reached the wharf here last evening. Much excitement prevailed, and shout after shout hailed her from the large crowd of people which occupied the suspension bridge, as she passed along. She leaves, again for St. Louis, this after- noon. The report which you have un- adoubtedly seen, that the internal Illinois scoundrels, at Cairo. had robbed her cabin and pantry, besides breaking open the packages of freight, which could not, by their own law, be termed conlraband, is true." y4tl ao b.aa g5 lra