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, 1861-08-28
FROM ROLLA.-
ISpectal Cor1est ondeucc Of xna Chicago Tribune
CAMP BeLLA. Mo-. .ArY Il 1881

Ispecaal CORES. ondeucc Of xna Chicago Tribune.l
CAMP Re1LA, No.. Arg. "a, 1851.
I,stta. 1as inst beea reoa3ved frnr anr;nr.
.s.. ~
Held ~ gentleman eere, tHat g1Ses some IN
tereEtlDg items in regard to Tie state of affArs
In TINT n1sce. Gen. ptica IL xnn,,o,aa n 1,o 81
!. ,..s .f-.z, e.. ~ ~
Inc heao " LIZ 1otee moving nofthWard To-
ward Jefferson City, while 1McCulloch Is said
to be either cu the march. or intending 10
rne,ch ;rto A,ha,sa. r~.ao 7,<Si,,,
1ao41nao % 70 ~'eo ep'Aei~
u as me pace o1 hls destination.
The rebels must have cleaned out Spring
field ptetty tho1ourn{; by this ting, They
ho,n s+,;n@,oa =, ..os - - sa.,, oo.,. b,,sas
1.Atp pPeo eAo4 80 @u1 ~ III s'AA0 -aass Ao o1@3"
OF all they contained. Ire houae OF tne writer
CT TIE letttr had been taken by the rebels Is
tcsnitA1 ard soma of the esods se;zsd 1,,t
,,-4 - =.
4o4te anps8 i'es nene AtA>' oseA 1aaoo' aaa Ill
most Of these cases Wnere property ha5 been
seized. the oWuers lave been rscornp.nsed.
thfrk By tlIs time the .dsa Of the inkumau
iiy Of the enemy must have been exploded,
They have been represented as utterly heart
less aud ba1barous, but from all can he
the forces in Missouri have display I'd as much
courtesy aud humanity as tha Union men,
They eetm to have trGxted our dead with res
pact, and OUT wounded with Kindness. and
they have consented to mutual exchange Of
prisoners
The latter preceding ray taya originated
In necessity, as the ensmy had snail resources
for kee pirg so large number OF prisoners.
They have carried On msan aud .ricky
3;,hr ia 70
, 1861-08-28
Latest from FoFt Scott,

EEf0H the IsaVEIWUttn CUIsEfPGtIFE, s3tH-I
Adi1tsnt Ger. ~ J. Parrott reached here
Yesterday from Fort Scott. When he 1eft-on
Wednesday-Col. La1e mad withdraw his
fcrce Of 500 men f1om the city and had it en-
camped on tie Little Ossga end Claver
Creeks. He was abous TO tortify his pasition
On the Little O=sgE-Camp Lincoln.
Re:ishle iaformaticn Gerivla from released
prisoners, shows that Gen. Rains with 5000
zen and four pieces Of artillery Was at Green-
field oI Saturday sad at Fremont ca Monday.
Each plaee il about sixty ns.lts tom Fors
Scott. ~
Col. Hunter had been at Nevada City, 90
Files nom the fort, but hsd Withdrawn hls
force. Il was undoubtedly the iatenilon Of
ih2 rebels tc attack the fort, bat they ware
probably deferred by leHs ot our icrce.
, 1861-08-28
Becoming DIsgEstad with theIr Lead.
&f1%
4t,-T r1@ n

From the RlcElaolu " n1S, 9sai
We see intinaIons in some Of our cotempe-
1ariss of alleged schemes for creating parties.
The a1lusicas may b. 10 he proceedings Of
Cec gresa in secret Ess=io1, Of which We Enow
nothing. It is said that gentlemen from some
states south Of NJ, dissatisfied with soMe OF
the actions OF The GoFsrnment, OF some OF its
members, ere disposed to form IN opposition,
With the view et intEsirg mere yigor il the
esiEtiug Admins traitor, .ana to substitute a
Gif1eseIt cEe at The ne1s elecis n. Weare not
advised OF the particular caEaes Of dissatisfae
ton, nor OF she extent Of It. We Only infer
that it grows out Of Cur altered condition, ead
has 70 relation WEasgTec to tho old distinction
tf Wing and Democrat.
For GEE part, we haTe a ye=y great adVer-
sion tc anything like party in eucn a crisis as
! this. We had hoped and believed that the
mEn in autherity possessed the requisite a5ili,
| ty for c7uuaetiIg wieelg and successfully the
| affairs OF the Goyetnment and, meritlag
| would receive The hearty support OF an undi
v:ded people.
, 1861-08-28

I7aONIHa5Ga- l8c- 5Hi7 18th 1893.
I34E t1A:-ie a=1lI v,t2 atkse@4eAt t:at LIRE
:oa sse eGtitc:s i, tRz caIGTtcf r4ds.;t u
llloou7lnRto1 and have beel f1f thft! yeas7.
gl1 nrp over a,ty yeaEs OF ara. Fer about treaty
fxaI past M bar hss Ecca t.Iui1g cpzslaerabs EreJ
s:td almost entirely write a;d sst: asd r-,
s,fa1t had number Of cert:atts Q. thG VerV
rf.l e:aet Of Eo25 Ear tte4tara atT= but anP
ncE5G E.77e FicteE t. truth Ii them. but
s;tertan.ng strol ;ir. t. Esye .ay aar pess
. q Ii ny younger ds! eautifi black acaasd
1weulE maka tie cxrertneot eoaaneReaJ U . eclaa
FaT lpttGi2Ssa OLE Of your small BATTLES. 2t ore
dcllar ard comH1e a=ie- fonosiug directions "a
ne01 81 -esld. l ssen 1;>:oTercd tae as-GcuK re-
a5d NJ hatr tlat fsiEaz CT n large qa.a,
titles, Eas tGaAsierabsv tgAtzceG7 aad q radical
cEa5g.M M tasz Place n t:!s elor have eoas.nnea t1
Just gvn oa the f'uIa Ea;s NoT 81 ;srtttE head
Of dark hroEx e lizht esSk hair q euy 4an , o5 -
szterE vi Einia nj heal Is entirely c1eaT d
drag ard The le!- ce@sed entirely from faHsg II, and
i y s,ft $50 hhs a51d sesls as ey - tss:S 80
Ct n1y ac9raataacss Es4ns5tS sa{ t3 n gs1fttex:
si4 Effects Of y:aHK fest3za:ise It s s12st tzspas
s to co1ytnce that it Is sia T2:Ea hair pf TIA
SAGE G11 ErRE head
FREDERICK Z. BITTER
Bloomington. Aci-3e G7antS- 21s. Aaa.
, 1861-08-28
EAaE1s ErRI4as. 93-7 Comfy, faun~k :
ju1e IT., t81.

FacF WooD,
DER SR-I vas Induced i1ars than Jc8t ago
10 1FY 1cur TalEsnle Halr Fesi3-ty6. Purpose
cf clsans!rg Ev Eeaa ct de crlE bsd atte:. = via
Est az; ina t. oc NJ aay good T. rer1-si15tt, a.
Though RAD hie. ns pFepa1ats1As. n:.E1 saw
fife7e st tie tls1e cali I 1T & Ernh1:'s :,::.
stse I'D bought aa,1 t., ana now am p.etsred g
fsnlcFe1 Il ::crdEu; ius ssal, aaI "a s,:Ilca
toa oEce il weeks keeps It free SET It 1i.
+ ct er alp!1aoa"t, esq. gust ,so s1at: t.s: NJ
1s1c had tors its r.,!e II PLACES sd y r. ass
c01ar am now 1'ty yeara OF age and although 1
ts.e Estt tFo L.ttIes Of tie eate ter1tye. 70 ohe hs2
8ts Knowledge Ct 1t as dflea few grey hairs se re-
Ea;1. U c:Gsr tc have my aFr< arsEtr cnHport E.t
Ct hsad- ~ head Is row Ct LESS troehle Ec me u
sefr4 thI:d: e;:nk;=zr yAns 7r'HaFatec o5 Es1=
vare, a?,,l altEeEsa d, nat hka te exa5se n.s!s
TAT Ct it ia ecT AEsr n. .nt. sre- Il Il e Ho-&
t'A' '1@'s z EcTRR
, 1861-08-28
Chicago Gtihtt1re
wo pAWTF. NOW,

no PAHx4 NVw~
The Illinois Slate Register distrusts the
sincerity of tie No Party professions Of
the TRIBUNE, but without reason. Since
the besirniDg Of this 6ght,1o or since the
msenitude Of the rebeliion was in itself a
demonstration that all the power OF the
loral States would be required to put it
down and establish 2 permanent peace, the
Ch;csgo TRIBUNE has at no time, in no
issue, in no way, encouraged the 1nainten-
aucc Of rarsizan distinctions founded on
The issues Of the last or any preceding
Presidential campaign. We have distinct
ly and mequivocally, time and again, re-:
coezized and commended the fidelity ol
the members Of the old Democratic party,
and though we have differed with them in
rerard to the causes Of the War and the
most etfoctual method Of making peace
permanent, we hare endeaSored to Go SO
without The recollection Of partizan strifes
II, The p:st, and without the thought oi
sry tlat are hereafter to occur. And we
t1,ty regret that we haye not been met BY
The Iasixftr in the same spirit that has an.
;mattdus. But the doubts Of that journa!
AID the renanstrances Of Republicans
who dc not yet see that old issues have
passed BY 10 be no mere revived, shall
have To effect upon the course that VT
have marked out If possible, or rather
il We are permitted to do 80 By papers late
IL Of the Democratic school, we shall 81
through the war as we have commenced
ignoring all contests except that contes
with the traito1ous enemy that would
s:rangle liberty In the cradle OF lis birth
We invite the cooperation Of our Spring
field cotemporary, assuring him that til
cause to which he aud we are devoted
Will not suffer, ii for season, We lay asid
aaimosities, the occasion for which wa
long ago removed:
, 1861-08-28

BosTox, Aug. 27.-The schooner Agt.co!a,
from Ellsworth, Me., has arrived here. ia
the 25th ins1 st 730 r NJ, 20 miles northeast
of Cape Ann, she was overhaaled by the PR
v=teer schccner Freely, sof Charleston, :. G.
The Freely not wishing anything We ha:i, IL
us &c, hut wished 10 be reported in B,sloc,
The Freely is clipper OF $40 tons, and hal
about 70 men-
, 1861-08-28


isc1a an etaeer ct the army
Fort UNION, New Mexico, Auc 6, 1851
GEs71EMEs: + is almost impossible 70 ne
certain Of anything where 80 much uGcss.aaatJ
psegaile es Al this post. Yet there are some
things which sss kaose worth Ieeo7di1g. IN me
zrs, and tte seeonG Is, that, # they do attsck
us, they Hiil be TIE worst whipped troops that
e1e7 eLts1ed Uncle saaa's Territories; faT ~
though We are weak il 1uEaosrs, yeb n
strength Of position and a1ms re are march
for aly troops that could be sent against us,
eye9 st .n ccds Of Reven to one.
Many rImcrs are aflost il regard 70 tns
position ct affairs or tie Texas boros:, ohs
they are ci tco contradictory nasafeso re-
Fera. However, hom the most reliable sour
cts we are assured that Forts Fillmore s.as'
I! ten and Craig are we'll prepared for any enee'
t gsney, md ii fight 1t out to tbs end.
/! The two regiments Of Nav Mexlcan vo!un
tee1s called Tor BY the President haYe e,oNs osss
ed ard 6.i,lsd constantly. They may max
good soldiers, but as q general ta.Hg YER
little confidence caa be placed IN "gresses
valor.
, 1861-08-28

FoBr MONROE, Aug a6 "a flag Of truce ar
rsyz5 1rcm Norfolk this morning, with three
ladies and number Of prisoners captured By
irg he flsg Of truce at tho time, was d2cmad
ratnlr inq6iE;tlve, Gen. Wool decided to re-
ta... t1e flag till tomorrow. It is high time
an end wss put to tie eorsta2t ;ntEusicu Of
the enemy to obtain infortnstion. Whenever
they think any important 1noveInent is on
5o3f, they are sure to be CT tsad with Il AAg
hf truce
, 1861-08-28

WAsHS61os, Aug. 27.-Let:eEs from E2st
Tennessee speak Of . growing rebel foEes at
Camp Boone, near Clarksville, the headquar-
1e1s cf the Z. G. G. Their plan is, after get
ting 10000 men, to lsy the country waste
from Cumberland Gsp through East Tennes-
zee ard Kentucky to the Ohio river, aad along
that t. Pennsylvania. The whole force is not
10 move together, but divided into small MI
raudirg parties.
Al attack On TompkirseiIle, Tenn, baing
app1ebended recently, Col. DoEr collected
NEARLY 1000 Onion mea, secured s!ats arms
for them, ard awaited tie rebels. They d:s-
Msby Of the Tennessee lat, who Won !a1rela
in Mexico under Col. Campbell, are joining
tic Unicn fotees.
, 1861-08-28

Business ut Nsw 0fIeans
The fcucwing is the Fcayetae market report
tor August 14th. This day is but sample Of
about every Gay:
CottoE-We cid Tot hear Of a gale todzg. Re
ceipte, Lone-
Molassss-Nctti1g reported.
La1d-Nnthirg tFaL LEpir.d.
CLffet-Nothirg reported
, 1861-08-28

IT. E9uzs July 1ata. lssa
- : DIT Use snn@E.cw rs II. pleasure sad .a*stss-
Ea.z Restorative, sfEer ttsi Ct i've .eara. c7oa-
Tch e hsSe not Fee Tt5t 5atEe q ana s
When commenced the E1E hair quite thiE.
SD At least onetti1d grey. 4 taw applications
STOPPED = fa1lsa and II terse veeke thers not
tits tine. :.
After EY hslxf7as completely rsstc75d+ coatinzeo
!ts ose r. apnlyag It TT er tares t5 = m5ata ~
my scalp ffee from sand1CG do 1ot imaz1ns sha
E4lls above mentioned will b. Of aEy particular al
Esstseg 70 you or eEsn Eattsr yGu, FaEit at s ias
snE :acre Wonderful on=s throughout tte Union.
Ct the tine tne past ree rears ard arc taEen pda
ard P!essare = reca1smendiSs 5our HEst3Iat1ve ana
ss4lhltsaE its eEec.s Il ny case. Ia several In
il 1nraeug; ss5 ns taey ha 'tse; it and 7taout =
"a 1,5 rea.ser that tee has NIT used y.nr aS.!te It
all bat had usso some new article said % BE- a, god
ss yoa:s s1s' Ee!irg At ahogt ia'f the prcs havn
abs!e. .vhlea laa,e 20 dect5 ar3 nGC5sLEa It Is a.
tcn,ahin" tGt psoF!e vii aa+t9aize article Ct no
rseuts1ien Wien 5asEs is aas St ha9 taat sas been
! AplarsEEJ.. some Ct thoee chaT1ats15 ha7a 10
oraila enough to write ST e6Sa-Ese2ent 81 notca
zGes a7a cor.eG yours uc1d for *erd IN several In
nsYe, witht1 the past 1ve years seea sEa ta1Sed
Eth oI than ts2 tSoasaad gEsoas tat aaye M nssd
ae.s gst5 hatr, scA15 HEAD daGdxuE+ a1d eTery ai1
| =ses de scalp and read afe snh}set 70.
ssas = sss Ssas 1n s S5fe
You sIe 81 liberty to Publish th:s to refsr rsr::s
f. ms Az eGEm1n:ssti2a a5dFssseii to me. car
/ zSMH Wa1ra, Il p.
, 1861-08-28
4 W+AK TAX.

The tax Levied by the Common Council
cn Monday evening, part Of which was
fer military purposes, will, We trust, meet
the arlrybation Of every loyal man. We
unGertand the prime object to be the arm
ing Ct TIC city SO effectively that it may
nct only fa1e within itself the means OF !
putti1 e dovE riotcus proceedings, but that
it ma7 furnish Il, volunteers and ind5pend- |
. tnt c;.mnauies The arms for drilling and |
instruction, now. So much needed; and so
hard 10 Dc got. Surely none save those
vho would gire The Immense property Of
Chicago Up 10 the ravages OF mob, or
send cur brave volunte CTS into the field
untaught and unprepared, will object to
what the Council has done. Now, we hope
the Buard Of Supervisors will follow suit
and levy tax for the support Of the fam!-
lies OF husbands and fathets who are now
fighting the battles Of tue country. Where
these are in want OF needy, they should be
cared fer. It is as much the part Of patriot
ism to feed them as it is to look after and pay
their natural protectors now engaged in
the public defence. During the approach
irg winter, when employment is scarce
and fuel high, their calls will be loud and
unceasirg- Turning them oyeE to the ze-
suits Of private benevolent efor: will not
do. They must not be reduced to the con-
dition Of public mendiczllts; and VIVA: is
set aside for than must not be
called aims. We should regard them as
claimants upon public justice, and as such
moi as paupers, they should be cared for
We know not how m2ny are SO left, bu
there viii be enough to engage the synpa
thies Of ell who have sympathy to give
and to exhaust, before spring, all the publ
snd indiyidna! means Of aid. Let Us, ther
begin now, and by an assessment whic
will bcar sn all alike. The city is full (
men who have not yet lifted a finger nt
advanced dollar for the popular caus
They are either lukewarm patriots or di
guised enemies. In either case, they shou
be made to contribute Of their snbsiapt
that the families Of the gallant defeade
Of our institutions may be warmed 81
fed. They will not give willingly; on Il
contrary they would, if the prayers Of Il
wicked availed anything, pray that suf:
ing might come upon all who defend Il
Union cause. But the struggle is for the
their children and their property as mu
as for ours; and by q tax that will ree
them, they must be made to contribu
They will howl Of course. But they ho
when Federal victory is gained, when
rebel is hung, when treason is rebuls
when law, order and Democracy are
the ascendant. Let them feel the wei:
Of the war, as loyal men feel it, and Il
may have new sense Of the perils t
rebellion brings
, 1861-08-28

e~ ssn. Pike, who has edited and ruined
mSIe pagers than any mau living, publishes
his yafecic7o1y in the LAST numbee Of the Posts.
meuth Fatrict-his forty seventh Journalistic
anythjpe bit ra.r3pttc, being one Of the yileat
sscession chests in the State. Pike, finding It
rot Ssry safe or cheerful work to tax treason
In Scioto county, has sold out.
, 1861-08-28
A Lincoln General Offers to Surrender
His Command

It may te comfortable for Lincoln tc Enoy
tlat ls!ter E:s been addressed to high Off
csr il the Confederate service By high officer
il the United ststes Army. who holds very
important post, ef+ring t. join the causs OF
ti.e Sou.h bineelf, ard Surrender bis con Eaand
TO the hands Of cUr troops. The letee: IL
self viii youch 1er this statemeat--Nooae
Reaisttr.
, 1861-08-28

NEW YoHa, Aug 27.-By IN arrival from
Antigua, in tie British West Indies, We leaTn
that : demonstration took place there recently
in consequence Of hosting the Confederate
hsg from the building Of the consigaees Of =
Southern vessel. The American captain in
port insisted upon its being hauled doEn, and
The people responded By tearing it in pieces.
, 1861-08-28

Atse, By tbs following Drayg.s1 le lstRs;ss

81 Smith, SRa5wtth,
La7is d 0auDal, Clsris4~
ten.
& Eycuer, MI ,Nstt1oa
4. #. sc:.E X 4As7cf IA,
Rutifdge q o Kiea, Aakt-
Epre,
6. ". McCs,r.ke-. Oakland,
ThoHas Mckee, Mattoou.
]. D. Cope, Fairfield,
Thompson Z Clark, ,AfoIau
Lewis d arI.G1y, LfnrrI 4o1
AaDphries 6 BFown.t'elr3
E. r. WHITAKER, Ca;ro,
Etsr 4 EAJl.,r, Naaf&7:Iia,
!. NJ. I.u-ils, AelItv.
T. r. Eee, 1tcG;uih,
}c]. D7asa. Fratda Citr-
LOCK & Fro. DlacLi171la
I Il. Eag~r55s, Eliza,
Was. Ce-aut GeaeyA
Buck l. Itoe- aurora.
L. B. .s!:aFas, Anna,
T. Watkins, sf1E-.GGsb no.
Adg7YaF l. Bro Mt. ca
mat.
Hlastiel = Jec1aasoa, Stag
E1gi
Bcate,,. 4 Sen. 1:te,a C!s1
NiytaT s EEc,. Mo7rtzjl,
Hs2rS1aei 4 Bzli.sig::1.. aa
.. sehn Eowier, Asqtata
]. :. 4rs ser. Kaa-7iIl5.
=. H. 35eh,,eF: Abingdon
}. CH1Cac, EEo1*t,le.
W4t tcf = iN,{East. de-,
2. g EuatinEtol, az14
Ttoa. Warrsa Bridgeport.
.AltsecSoa-& 4!asa> Esrts1l-
II. -t1.e.
= Grszsr.. Ea1IenYttIc.
wheat ard, Shiplnau,
n 1Tatk55n1 Ea;larH-
vile,
Y. 3{!5dIeworte B1ue=M
G. y Nsst8E, WaDaR,
". .. 2EgEL do.
Z, ir=nS Ls.rA=oe.
T. SnoEere, CzItra-
g, ". Child. On,
5smsec Z &C., Angne4a,
; j. Cun}' 4 Eol, Pulaa&
Q. s. Calvert Dallas,
, D, Greeuleaf Carthage.
z. KollatZEkF, Wars3W
II. S24GAl. I3I21T1
j, 3asue j. ZGuer. 20 a:setd.
: I'D. NsT:tt Woo:atoek
baltlT.n : stone, dc,
O, J. .'a3,Ez. ifa.51yo.
E.J. Hal i Co. EJsssr
RsrlE Srcc- : r. :. DE- t%5chH
. A. Bias.. d.,
- E:I,Es. A.2e3y.
), Il. t;ssa. liE!23.
), Nei.ca y Co., WllGtnEtE4
). F, pa*:T, L@stA.sN
!. + 5taaey, Nilnllgton,
e II. EG5i11 roitst,
!; LGcgE2r.h L Ed.,eHYH.
harrtA4
:, sa:usss Gibson, 3fer-t1,
Dye y Phillips. Clils5p.
: ss4a 3a:ket. Paaa
6. :. Child, 90.
!, y. Nenib'71Y.Dar7u.a
SEs Neasa Mtg3 FarN.
gs1dW1a d SsH. Gecrgetn.
j. NJ sl6ts6ft2F8tl, North
= fork,
GrHndT 71',2. &leo1ara, 1gs1
} FsrltaE i Sr2-t, Ds17!Ia.
+ Ellis = RalDo,, Ws2t&
4 M. Mere. Sheffield
: " Il. Win.et, Pr1ac5te.a
T. q. E7d=sra u1nv.
III. Moeiier. a.,
81 H. HcEmsIl- do,
Huber 5 Co., Elton.
i ]. T1a:'ss:,- Et4tET1rl3s1l:.x
". 4 Hs;tcn, Aitct,
Ht>are & Daktn. EFee:ef&
j. Il n..:aMafEpTl ssn
e. 9. Ward, 1itEETstla
4. e S.caty, Vt. .C-&.
I Eobt Bosl, Lacoc-
G n. Net WscCna
t. 3. Fetntra, # faspE-
Turkey 4 Ha-VeT, Eheib&.
vile
H. F. T3daEE, Sal. .TRa.
! Jur PsT-yHAo. do,
=. E, EsFEt. Bennett
., ETnprGpat. AoEtHcelic
". Eunf.td. MddlepNf,
E e, i. inzHsld do.
D. D.C.E-. Petersburg.
q T. B. QbNa- do.
E1nkaoass:f / Co., R43x
tAcI.
K ]. CeI5havE, IsctHoNs
, 1861-08-28

g, Rl3tsrda, HoHee,
j. r. lG.trr, RCck Island
II. A. E1arse, Ea1dcFia.
AxT, Chamberlain, AtouEe,
e. T, C:e3-:eE5e-d d Co.
C6stlGy,a
Ba:.tt.:, CsHdn Eill&
j. II, 1sc1E2ggtcn. JscseE-
yil1es
Col; ns. Carlyle
9. 3. LtekEt:o3 CesiEie.
YIN. T. Ctn'k. %,
J, N. Lewis: Morrison,
Z. e. Taema=, :.n,!ltcGLa
Il. j. RsgE, Fecria,
Et1ie4 ELc-- laSai!e,
Vs~burg + Curpg. Egi
F L.B1ttsraeld, atAz.
eal1ies,
D. Walker, OttawA
Ecc!ieler E Co., Fsr
z. a. Johnston, Mel1cs7,
". c,i6s, AloeHy,
6. l.. TIL mpsoD. GttavG7
]. I. I T. j. Ihernttl
Magnolia
inc. Di1cl Calhoun,
J. f. T. 7. Johnston, Dsa-
! Es Edasaas = y ill,s1c. O.
1.ev,
! r. c. C,l1es, cian,
t DEe1ehcuG1r. .r'1esIE1- r
ShEr4ey 4 stiles, Leu;a
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, 1861-08-28

w The Charleston Mercury cannot endure
tne prFsenea in t1ae city OF British, French or
Other Consuls to the United States. The Ne7-
css4u's ire againBt them is becausr Fae fsrei gH
governmenrs will only receive the Southern
Commissioners Us distinguished citizens,
, 1861-08-28

4. MeGregor, editor Of the "cleaned
ont :" Canton {Ohlo) Dsnsocrat, hos issued a
fiery proclamation calling upon the Demo-
Gratis Of Stark county to meet In convention
at Canton, on the 5th proximo, to consider
these fhirge.n The Cleveland Herald iutf-
| mates that AcGregor u breeding scab On
| bis nose" That's %.
, 1861-08-28

UNION FOR THE SAKE OF TIE US1oS.-Ihe
The Unioriste of Cuyahega, Lake and snn-
nit counties, Ohio, ignoring all previous par-
ty oiftreaces, hare called Conventions TO
respend to the patriotic cali Of the UnisElstS
Of the entire State for Convention at Colam-
bus OF the 5tb Of September.
, 1861-08-28

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
AT CHICAGO,
Sept. ., 10, II, IL, Is and II, 1851.
CASH PREMIUMS,
100000.
Citizens Prices for Fast Horses, &c,
$4,000.
ALL ENTRIES FREE.
Railroads Will Transport Passengers at
HALF FARE and FREIGHTs FREE
AFFECTIONS UNPRECEDENTED.
TEN GRAND GOLD MEDALS
To be awarded ona
NATIONAL TEST OF FIRE ARMS.
AN ELEGANT 7ANNnR
10 &c plE@-A%-A ~ tAS
Best Drilled Company Of Infantry
TEE PRIZE B.a*F.7:ER
VIII be awarded By competent Eomsnt:ee- 7Eo @ae
Dill will be In 6ccorEsnce with Hardet Taedcs hach
| Ccmraay to be not less tEan 20 r=uk aed file.
An business On the Fair Grounds will be suspended
during the presentation Of tae PRIZE BANNER The
enta1on wil be accompanied by appropriate sd
dresses By eminent nne1. .
\ Large and arpro21t:ta ia Prer1crns xin be sTaEdsd
for the hest contest IL S3ARP SHOOTING.
FIEEsT MGK TRACK AND AMPH1THEA
TEE IN AMERICA.
GRAND CAyALCADE OF PREMIUM sFcCK-
| FLORA TEMPLE, ETaAE ALLsN aud other calebzt
ties are expected to compete fo1 independent AID ta
Eot;aat prizes, ever and above the premium LIST
LADIES HIDING AND DRIVING,
1ED dollars offered In Premium.
, TRIAL OF FIRE AR MS,
: Uoder the direction Ct COL. s. a BUCKMAsTEF
viii tahc place at 3 stated u.ae every day, IN ID
| view Of the Anrhitheat.e.
MAJOR ANDERSON and oteer distinguished Arh
letttts, have been appointed On the Committees.
The ScEthern Eonf7Gsrlcy having forced npsn tn
] Northern F'HEE sTATss .GE dep17rs5]e a1d momen
cuE contest Il therefore becomes cmiaanJ Lecessar
that the FKEEAEN Q. the great North#ezt sho11
) nmillsrize themselves vi b these MILITARY EqEu
MEETS, row the orls arl,:ters OF PEACE. Aad whe1
In oue tread de..aiz csL Ike exhibadoa, q gres
practice. utility, be cot together and displayed to t.
resses better ttaE at EhieaEo2 remembering that +
;. timers Of ihe sz,i are tae me1 to offend It,
= FEAGE HAS ITS DUTIES 50 HAS WAR.
J. GEE- JOHN c. FREMONT AID ether diat.n::ulaht
military E,e7 VII be presect to examine the test
, | Fire Af1ns aI the corals Fair. -....
4s | HON LEWIS = AlLEN. F. s. FAGToN 81
II | aEqEGE VAL, Eaye lI cpclntad delegates f.
er the New TobK STATE AGRIcTLTCRiL SOCIETY, t.
IL tend tie Fair aEd WiL be present during the WEI
e De ega*e6 ha7e also ben a1p5latsd from other sSa
end the Canadas, to be present during the Fhir. q
have etg1tGed thtr 1IttAtfoI to be hare.
FARMERS OF TIE NORTHWEST. let 1s Coz
n together Ia ccurcl1; with tour families Ere
n eent has feen psGs for your safety aao co
II fort during the Fair Week One hundred and tEer
te acres Of Canptrg GrolIds abuudsEti2 supplied "
Eater ana cove enicntlY los ated4 haFe bses secur
Ii The ctizens CT tho adjoining States are eoratey
Ia yited to meet With u, AID 8u who do come LAY
assured of HEARTY WELCOME and GOOD
| COMMODAT1OES.
Entries can he made at tho Secrctarg's once,
OF Springfield urtn SEPT: ber rst after ~h1e1, and
b. til the opening otthe Fair at tie Society Rooms
ee fremont House, Chicago, Ill
70 b order Of toe Executive Committee,
W 1n-r nEvN0Y7r1
y. ha56 s57s 1u Ccrres2 2cEdirg Se:reta-,
, 1861-08-28

TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING

TUESDAY, ANY FRIDAY EFEHaHG
FOB StENIA.
sF PROMPT 5eepat.a given to Grey desc.1rten OF
!reg2t dft ~iaed III tie C5la7s aAg CT tti hast
etn StateB.
Ei;oa and Inss1eerea VII b 1en by this thsr
hy acy azasr Line
~ The e..cc dtst2zee wr SET. Clatr au6 LsS8
EiIer Is sa?e1
TooE aeceufadat for first and sCeo7a.ela3
fastetE cTs AID Eat5el tcGs+E1 To all IT, EAst
tFu7 E-E1zt. or S.=. -. sapl. t. {. z G09DH1IE~
.Aad 1T@r street, u t2
T. wALI7:is v6Cs hsent c. r. Rsil*nz,
a=5g2ss@ Cc-7.a- !s=z1e al Dearborn s.Icss.s-7