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The national Republican., 1861-04-12

NorE-Bonds No. 1000, and below of this Sc
ries, issued June, 1857, and bonds No. 2ool, and
above that, dated August, 1851, payable at the
Phoenix Bank, New York city, in 1887.
State of Missouri six per cent. coupon bonds,
viz: Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad State
The national Republican., 1861-04-12

OryIcE OF Tup SECRETARY OF TER IsTRRioR,
December 26, 1860.
mar l4-tf j. THOMPSON, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1861-04-12

These bonds are dated July 1857, payable
July, 1887, at Bank Of Republic, New York !;
interest payable in January and July
The national Republican., 1861-04-12

NoTE.-These bonds are lated January, 1857,
payable at Bank of Commerce, New York, in No
vember, lsS6-interest payable in January and
July Of each year.
The national Republican., 1861-04-12

NoTR-These bonds are dated January, 1856,
payable January, 1886, at Bank of Republic,
New York. Interest payable in January and
July.
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Union. Now and Forever :!
LINCOLN STOMACH BITTERS.'

only sold at the store Of W. Gerecke, on
~ Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a-
half and Sixth streets. Also, great supply just
imported Of Switz and Linburg Cheese, Ssr-
delles Sardines, Holl. Herrings, &c, for sale.
nov 80 W. GERECkE.
The national Republican., 1861-04-12

NorR.-These bonds are dated March, 1857;
payable March, 1887, at Phoenix Bank, New
York; interest payable in January and July Of
each year.
The national Republican., 1861-04-12

NoTr.-These bonds are dated July, 1857,
payable July, 1887, at the Ph9nix Bank, New
York city. Interest payable in January and
July.
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:REBEI INDIANS.

For long time John Ross Chief Of the Cherokee In
0ans continued firm to resist ali the attempts by
me rebes to him from the position Of neutrality
assumed by him at the outbreak OF the present war; Al
ber Pike the Indian Agent of the pretended Southern
Ccntedcracy, wrote letter TO the old chief full of the
Establishments OF battery ngeniously intended court
him into an abandonment of his policy Having cssayed to
bring about conversion by the gentle OF per-
s,so without ccting his object Albert Pike, despair
ing Of success, then tried what virtue there in
mild kind Of threat. It appears that generous propo-
ston had been made To Ross by tho rebels Ia relation
the Indian lands lying the border alusion to this
proposition Pike ntimates to Ross that, Whereas tho
latter "having rejected the terms offered by him Of
alliance offensive and defensive the proposition that the
Confederate States will feel bound pay the Chero
keo people the purchase money Of the 80 900 acres Of
land lying between Kansas and Missouri is now with
drawn forever.n
At New Orleans John Ross published statement that
at mass meeting the 21st Of August, his people
thorzed their authorities to form alliance with the
rebel government, and that mounted regiment, under
Col. Drew, would be raised for the rebel service.
M'CULLocH's INDIANS.
Hon. c. W. Adams, Of Helena county, Arkansas, who
'arrived at home short time since from the northern
part Of the State says that thirteen hundred Indian
rors-3outhern ales-crossed the Arkansas river near
Fort Smith, route for McCnIlochs camp. These Indians
were armed with rle butcher knife and tomahawk and
had their faces painted and seemed eager for the fray
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Married.
CARrENrER-CouzENs-I Zion Church. Dobbs' Ferry,
on Wednesday September Is, by Rev. j. H. Williams
ABRAM CARPESrER Of Hastings, to IsABzn CoUzESs Of
the former place.
CHARrKRs-CoRMI.-In Brooklyn ,.on Wednesday, Sep
tembcr 49, by the Rev D. " johnson, JAMES CHARTE.
to Miss CHARLOTTE L. CORNELL, all Of that city
GIEAs0N-SLATKR.-In Brooklyn, F. D., Tuesday,
Septcmbcr II by Rev. W. r. Tompkins, ROBERT w. GLEA-
to Miss ELIZA A. SLATER daughter Of Mr. George Slater,
all Of Brooklyn, E. d.
GIBEKr-SLyEY Wednesday evening, September
49, tho residence of the BRIDES father by the Rev.
Charles L. Harris Mr.. FREDERICK GILBERT Miss ALAcE
c. only daughter of James Svcy Esq, both of this city
HAKr-SEAMAN.-~In this city, on Monday August g. by
the Rev. Alvah Wiswal HARRY b. HART, of Baltimore,
to JESSIE A. SEAMAN, of New York.
Baltimore Newark N. j. and Peoria H., papers please
copy.
MASsrrLD-LASGpoN.-At Montpelier, Vermont, on
Tuesday september 10, by the Rev. Mr.. Lord CHARLES
f. MANSFIELD, A. NJ, Principal Of IL Q Rock AMI Female
Institute Nyack N to Miss LUCY r. LANGDoN daughter
of James r. lapgion, Esq, Of the former pace.
RcH-WHIs.-On Monday, September o, at Calvary
Church. by the Rev. DR. Hawks, Dr. JOHN D. Rich to Miss
EMsIA WELLS all Of this city.
SsyTH-BERTRAM.-On Thursday, September 10, at the
residence Of the brides parents by the Rev. Robert g.
Dickson, CHARLES W. SMyTH, to HENRIETTA L. DERTEAM
fourth daughter Of Mr.. H Bcrtram all Of this city,
wARD-lNNE.-At williamsbridge, on Wednesday
September Is, by the Rev. Dr. Bolton, Mr.. JAMES WARD
t, Miss EILzABE1H IxNIs, late Of Westchester.
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attend the funeral this Frday) ernoon
from the residence Of her brother, No "es' ih"y
first street.
McGuIRE-on Thursday September ~, OF consump
ton MARGARET MCGUIRE daughter OF Franc anu Margery
McGure county Tyrone Ireland aged II ye month
and Il days.
The funeral will take place Saturday, from me res,
dence or her brother in law, Francis Talon, NJ 0o'
Greenwich street.
SALrBRs--On Thursday, September 10, in Brookly u
CATHARNE MARIA sAIrEs, daughter Of the late Thoma.
Salter, of ElzabeLhtown, N. j.
Notice Of the funeral to morrow.
SroNEy.-On Wednesday, September IS, MARY wife Of
Armstrong Storoy, aged "a years.
Her friends ad the friends of her husband respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from No. Union
court, at one o'clock p. M.
TRIrER-On Thursday, September 49, ISABELLA, only
child Of Thomas ard Caroline A. Trplcr aged months
and 10 days
Due notice Of the funeral In to morrow g papers.
WIIsON.-On Thursday september 10, after a lingering
illness, RosINA WILSON, eldest daughter Of p. and Mary
Wilson, No 224 Sixth street.
Glasgow papers please cory
WnIrfIELD-On Thursday, September 10, GEORGE B.,
son Of John W. and Fannie d. Whitfield, agod years and
months.
The relatives and friends of te family invited
attend the funeral from the parents residence 11e East
Eighteenth street. ON Saturday afternoon &C two o'clock
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Camps
Camp Fickens, near Manassas.
Camp Barlow near Manassas.
Camp Gregg, near Manassas.
Camp Bonham near Manassas.
Camp Beauregard, near Bull run.
Camp Kershaw, near Fairfax Court House.
Camp Maryland, near Fairfax Court House.
Camp Bee, Rocketts old field, near Richmond
Camp Mercer, near Fredericksburg, Va
Camp Ehivcrs, near Portsmouth, Va.
Camp Vincent, near Portsmouth, Va.
Camp Walker near Yorktown, Va.
Camp Davis, near Lynchburg, Va.
Camp Hampton, near Columbia, S. c..
Camp Qnitman, near Ridgevle, s. c.
Camp Brown noar Union CITY, Tenn.
Camp Trousdale forty miles from Nashville, Tcnn. with
in two miles OF the Kentucky line and of the Nashville
and Louisville Railroad.
Camp Pulaski, Tennessee.
Camp Moore, Tennessee.
Camp Rector, Arkansas
Camp Watkins, near Benton, No.
Camp Davis near Van Buren,, Mo. ~
Camp jackson, near Pensacola.
Camp Lauderdae, Washington county, Texas.
Camp BeaureSards Towards Grove, La
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( Miscellaneous.
f. s 'S s sn
the s sc out the
Srocknolm Aug2a-The Ocean Pearl, Keazer from Gefc
for Bristol which aground 0rserund otsd after
here The rns
that she wsS allowed TO proceed
Whnlcman.
Arr q. Mystic Bridge CT 18th ist ship Robin Hood Nc
cnf VIII irons % sS Si9 n
S.5 Tns srk Ms sess; r @ SG nv To
lat Ion % 20 W, in which lost sais Saiwaris main
nA'N"'''' ." Spoken. &c.
screw steamship, steering E. was seen Sept
sEp wilsir FISK rousssa, from Boston for San FraS
Snip MasoOn Lorins hFase for Hong Kong Aug d. lat
ID Snip S:Sssr" md sn Mauma for England lyme
Ship Daring smonsca Liverpool for Calcutta Aug
ship pai,cn. from carn for shanshae, Aug a. la n
Ship sd rlye weesss from Sunderland for Hors Kong
no sss' Ia IN lon 9w a,,.o for a0r,a, or Cork
sIpc Morrissn from Baonos Ayres for Anawerp, Aug
Ship John Leslie evn, from Liverpool for Philadelphia,
snip ss.ss Whitman, rom Liverpool for NYork, Aug a.
Ship Calhoun Trumar from Liverpool for NYork Asg n,
Ship shorns, Perfection. from Quebec for London, Aug
ship JON coe halloween, from ouossc for Lonion, Sep.
The Msasoon frr cadiz for WORK Aug a. as 81 lon fo
Bark Mystery, hamilton Liverpool
July ~ lat 946 n, lon ~ ~
Bark II Ne wInan, Gave from Baltimore fer Rio janet
70, As4 1, lat ~ N, lon s23s.
showing bre signal with white ball In centre was
seeR Aug Il, lat 8 s, los, 81 90
lumber loaded bark steering sy, showing blue white
and red signal diagonal stripes with an Am ensign over It,
Sept ~ ma lat &c.
Brig Julius (Aer) days from Newport for St Thomas
Aug 90, lat 81 u6 Ion % 81
Brig baron de- Casino from Bangor for wIndies Aug 30
lat 81 TO- Ion Ga 10.
Sept Is lat 80 % lon rs 81.
Foreign P0rts.
ARpRossAx, Sept l--AIr Sea rride, White Glasgow.
ANTWERP, SEPT 2--Arr LYDIA Nichols, Gamboda
Arr at Flushing Charlotte Morrison, Morrison Bue
Ayrcs SD 81 La Plata, Croweil. cadz; Hamilton
Harding NXors.
BaoApsrAiRs Sept toG at anchor, Gralams Foley Nor
| ton, from Cronsiaii for Bristol.
pu,sror (Pl) Sept 3-trr Helena Knufson, Work Ella
strong, - kss,porl; Cosinthian SWeetsers croRstad
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C1rY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Sept. 19-6P. N.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS receipts comparatively
light and prices firm and closed at advance for
some grades of 5S l0c per bbl chiefly shipping quail
ties The sales e&Nraced about IS, 900 bbls closing
within the range of die following quotations.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

New York HeraA t-Caiifornfn Edition.
The mail steamship Cham. 'ion' Captain seabury, VIII
leave this port tomorrow, at no. y Tor Aspnwal.
The mails for California and oths parts OF the Paciac
VIII close at half past ten O'Clock tomon ow morning
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALp-Caiifo. ma edition
containing the latest intelligence from all rs Oh 'he
world with large quantity Of local and msce aneous
matter VIII be published at nine O'Clock in the morn
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing cents
sibe. =.
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Prizes Cashed In All Lcgnlfzed Lotteries,
and Information given by JOSEPH BATES Broker No. Ii
Wall street, up stairs, New York - - =
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xettcr OF the Fifteen Southern Staes-ngraved Steel
ieet square from actual survey costing $4,000 and
years tle completed September H. and ready for the
peoples showing every foot OF the Southern States
miles OF sea coast from the Delaware Bay the
leo including inlet bar harbor and creek depth
OF water laid down. from the last report OF the United States
Oos survey furnished us by the War Department Price
OPTICAL MAP OF MISSOURI surveyed and engraved
Tor the Land Once Department. feet square, Price rs
cents eight copies for ST. This aap every wagon
T road town. village railroad and station. Also LtOYD's
eEn agT e. ASo nearly pGasy LLoYDs ToPo-
costing $4,000 and twenty years surveying, issued
by the State of Virginia in 1895; revised 1928;
ds rsgnsd ISL This the map General Scott cxc
ey and there Is not another copy in existence The ed-
tors of the Tribune have OF 1928 Virginia maps but IL
very imperfect Price 81 ten copies for S. The post
age on these maps only cent Money refunded
person not satisfied with either map Agents wanted.
Send Tor Circulars No stamps taken. Address j. T..
other Lloyd -
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BACHELORS Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
word-Harmless, reiab and instantaneous. Sold and
applied at BACHELORS wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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Fall style Hats for Young Gents, Now
ready at WHITES ZIG Broadway, beautiful attractive
and highly approved -
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Ladies from the Countrywide nd some
Cater Boots lbs Slips and Ties 6s and Isl with Boys
Misses and Chdren's Boots and Shoes at MILLER CO. 81
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tom
Pees-The best in the world Wholesale and retail and the
Dye privately applied. No Aston House.
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IL, 20, 80.
Omcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy a,
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lottcries
KENrUcxY. EXTRA Glass 497-September 10 1861
So, SO, 81, Z, ~, s, 81, "a, 81, 90, s, 20, SO.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 495-Scptember 10, 1881,
70, II, 60, IS, 81, Al, So, ~, "a, g, As, n.
Circulars sent free Of charge ~ addressing either
Covington, KY. OF 81, Louis No
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Hoiiowny's Pills will keep you in
health under all changes of climate and exposure cold
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EXPRESSES.

DURNHANs FURNITURE ExPREsa AND PACKING
ID establishment lis West Eleventh street between Ffth
Sixth Furniture boxe shipped parts
OF the world Covered for removing furniture Into
Vie country fuyngurs atoreds
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S HIPPIN NE w S .



CLEARED
sp Ella msrs 90
Bark Godfrey, Andrews Observation-Disclosures. Dmon
Brig yis.or,. Haskell Phiaaelphia-Brett, Son 4 Co;
! Fsssoe
sh Raasssr CARA Ass5y Easaf
sehr Yankee Doodle, vacsf, %ashnsto ~Mastsr.
Morgan Me-
sch h Barbara .' Decker aiss' Bai..a"re-Masssr
schr yermlyea Smith, Bs.iimere- Il, Kenny ,1..
ssr s% MsE BsaS
scLr Kn gh,, Wilson, Lsbee-J hs,nion & Son.
sch hr EiisaSesh' Mayo orisans-as:sr s'
schr VIM MazycS, Conain. Fall RiYer-Master.
ssr T%v%IEs Sar Ra4ea
Steamer Sarah. JONAS PstadalDfaA.
ARRIVED.
Ship Marianne Nottebohm Lamb Liverpool days Nth
mdse to Rowland Erothnchan, Aug g. lat ~ Lon Is D.
during hurcaps If @ NN lost fore g and sr main
~" Ship VIM Ka,hbons Prsta iaverpoo Aug g. with Goa,
and Is passengers, Sianha. Gas Co; vessel to Law
Ship Cora Linn, Lace, Gasges, Aug 49, with mdse. 70
sh as and s has q
inst LAT - lon g. spoke ship Kate Hunter Melcher from
Bark ianps OF Boons, Harding, Waterford g days
George; with Aug q Iss. Ion 3d. spoke
'h Hs ba rhss aa sI BALLAST to Snow
Burgess. arrived I7ih)
BrfgA Fluker, Lord, Peyt Gwen fo2 Boston.
Shr Persia H)e Smith, Kin CB. ~ days. with COAL to
d Il Dewolf.
Sclr Califorpi 10, Clark EizabethpoN.
schnAurora, %ssnhcster. Elizabethport for Boston
Schr Charger, Mahan. EIizsbethporsf for Fall River.
Schr Stranger. Anthony, Elixabcthpor for Fort Lee
SchrT Sr<tn, Br gzs, Nav Bedf Srd for Albany.
Schr d Z johnson, faIi,ell. Providence
Schr Brutqs, Elwell Ropdput for Boston.
Sloap Mediator. Bustwick Eli2abehport
Sloop Jerome, German, Eizabsthport.
Sloop Sophia, Ross Eiizaheh pest for Southoh6
Steamer Minnesota. Garrett Baltimore.
Steamer J Thompson, Chance Baltimore
SteameS Vulcan, As<ri<on. Philadelphia.
Steamer Novelty Shaw. Philadelphia
Steamer Wamsutta, Arey, Mes Bedford.
Steamec Pelican. lpnes. Pr0H%ience.
BELesw.
Ship 2sbsna, Maxsin. from Glasgow.
SAILED.
Ships Harvey rclI York. and TEMPEST Havre: Leo
midas, Buenos Ayres Scio Dublin Hannah Thornton,
Havana; brig Isabella Para; steamer Albany Washngton
and others; rera thu Lower Bay, bark Jane Dagge
Wind at suusatSSE,
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Hafr.-Its Diseases, Change OF Color,
ana establishment New treatment by GRANDJEAN,
Astor place Forty years exp eriencc. =
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DIR. Tumblety's Pimple BR nishcr.-Prics
u per bottle Sent by mail express any address,
4y9 Broadway.
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Trusses-M0rsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses, No vesey street, Asor House, opposite the
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Court Cnlcndar-Thts Day.
SCPRxxB CoURr-Genera Term-Nos. 124, 205, 900
212 221s 222, 226 231, 232, 236, 23s 240, 243, 3
247, $50, 252 to 1855, $751; 273, 276, 277, 2S2, 90.
SUPREME CouRr CsBurr-Slnrt CalonJar-Part 1-Nos
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George Saunders' Metallic Tablet StrOp.
for sale att. s. SAUNDERS, No. 7 As.or House.
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HIPS Hair Dye, Fifty ccnts-B1aek Oh
brown Best in USE Depot No. Barclay street, and solo
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reUeS Ia z5z,ztV
Raising this force and putting 1t and keeping 1t in the
tfeld has nearly exhausted the South The rebel Con-
grces has authorized the enlisting Of half million o.
mon In all The Charleston Mercury says they can never
DO rascd Three hundred thousand are therefore,
probably the extent Of the military resources of tho
South In rebellion when pushed to its utmost limit Of Inn
pressment and endurance. We leave this army Of
deluded to the care Of Generals Scott Mcclellan,
Wool, Fremont, Banks and Rosecrans. They will know
what to do with them.
Canal Navigation.
ALBANY, Sept. 10, 1861.
Up to 10 O'Clock A. today 90 canal boats had passed
Fultonvie, bound to tide water.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A PoTHEcARIEs, DRUGGISTS AND PRIVATE IA
BRANDY IN BOTTLES, IN BOND duty paid, various
sY AND FoR %STs sa@ Tse old
sooTdm AND IRISH wHisKEY N BOTTLES. ''''
P&SD sfpssKsG RM X BOTTLES
@ asa pure p %
am now sailing of my of old bottled wines
the si s Pq Pa Ssy Ss S be
~ ~ UDdLpmo WOLFE r. % e Beaver stree.
Al Y: s. PASSPORTS ISSUED BY EDWARD BIS
"A s. GILL; agent, 27i broadway, of Chambers
ATS. DOUBLE SOLE SHOES, AT JONES'. 10 AND
"A Il Ann street, also at So 90 quilted Congress Caters
rvpRm ,LLs-wEDDING CARDs.-THEsE cELE
A brated en- uayed cards, sold only at Boz Broadway,
corner Of Duane street
4 uroMAroN h 'UslcIAN, AT VARIETY PALACE
Money syo of vers a Wished CATER attention. returned
CoRNs RuNToNs INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
a Ss Gent Of the 3, e zS sasd NG sarr psn
Sl @ @ to physicians
geons Of this city. --------
DR II. DosrwIcK AUl WoE OF sEyERA I'm MED s
- E % T rSn,nhG 81 so
way
CoGKAc BRANDIEs-IN wo on ;;,l PEMIJoENs ms AND
'o'o" Union s Sont snd Fourteenth street.
(9oIp PLACED srUps-oNE OILAR A SET, AT
" GEO @. ALIENS, AIS Broad~ 'ay' one door below
Canal srees.
~ neoERIHs AND FLOUR FOR THE ,s shLLI9N n.
" sheapes'stere IN the world y; sSsdi r AGNEw
Sos 800 otcenwics st and 80 Murray st, New YORK.
pArESTsrFoK NEW INVENTIONS
ss s of de . SD s RI
IN iosssn cousres
s U sna @ e o.
pseaa vbatabx
HON: JosEYM HOLT,
Ssssns rat me much pleasure to- bear
to the able and esen In Which " s AVE
the honor OF holding the onlceof Yoar bss
nssly Seseryed1 hs repSsaion Of .nersy marked al Witty
en- na as san ~
Messs MuNN& 90 have been ensspsd in ,Scins pa,
TENTS TENTS snS
CTRoNcs PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
ssds'.d cs@ s4 Ssrns of Warren street and
' Fror~sie stock d q;srokea-wholcssis house.
SIZZLING,
$50 sSa
AHsvAss', "a Fulton street, eets-esu Cold sad Cliff 81.
l.UUU BLACK FRENCH DoEsK1N PANTS
From the stock OF g M Sppasn wholesale house.
IS
Selling
For
$685.
r7AHS' ' 8 f's''s'"0sld aud cns '''-
l.50o" sr-oxs ~sz,s
. selling.
81 co.
Al ryASs and rusohv.ree. between oosf and chg st.
S HIP PING NE w S.
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UNITED STATES DISTINCT couKz--Ncs. 80, IL, q, %, 81,
----- - u II, - =
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THE REEEL CAMPS.

The following are the locations Of some OF tho rebe
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A YOUNG GEN1LEMAN OF GESTEEL APPEAR
u ance good character and moderately well off, wishes TO-
make the acquaintance of young Lady not over nineteen
of with tho ultimate view Of matrimony. she
and well educated. yftress, for week, Ii. c., box
Ierald
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS JUST RETURNED
u from South America wishes % form the Of
over q OF age with view % matrony Address box
z71l n. Y. Post eifcc.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-10
The Condition of Missouri.

The following from the Missouri Repubil-
can should be read by those disloy"l editors
in this State. who pretend to dlsbelieve the
reports received by the "Associ"ted fress'
concerning the atrocious barharlties pr"c-
ticed by secession rebels upon the loyal reo-
pie Of Missouri The Republican is every
where recognized as the organ Of the Missouri
Democracy. 1t Gays:
No pen can exaggerate the lamentable
condition of Missouri. We confess II, ana
grieve that it is So Sometimes we are al
most at the point of despair, when we look
around us and see how utterly men permit
| themselves to be given up to their PASSIONS
| how little reason and judgment and modera-
ton have to do with the faculties OF our peo-
ple Take the conduct of the Secessioists a:
! They allow themselves to be run away with
by mere prejudice. Admiring their friends
in the far South. they will not listen to any
argument showing the course of those friends
to have been precipitate, unwise, unpatriotic
and reasonable.
The Secessionists of Missouri have under
taken to make make this State too hot for
those who love the Union and Constitution
of our fathers. Pretending to build the edi-
free of Disunion on the doctrine OF State
Rights they wage war upon the State as
well as upon individuals. And their way Of
waging war! Shooting into passenger trains
lying in wait in ambush and behind stumps
to fire upon some defenseless traveler-pIae-
ing kegs of powder upon railroad tracks
calling citizens out of their beds at night tc
tar and feather or hang them-robting field
of their crops orchards of their fruits, farms
of their stock-burning bridges and depot:
setting fire to barns and dwellmgs-anc
establishing such reign of terror as is max
ing women and children frantic, and driving
peace-loving inhabitants from their homes by
scores and hundreds! What can persons
who fight their battles in this way eXpec
from a powerful and Indignantly aroused
| Administration A
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-10

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNon-P. w
Randle has been commissioned Assistant Sur
geou First Infantry, California Volunteers
J. S. Prentiss, Surgeon, First Cavalry; r
X Reid. Surgeon, Third Infantry, California
Volunteers. Doctor Randle was member
Of oar City Council in 1856.
The following commissions to officers in
civil life were issued on Monday: T. B.
Patten, County Clerk of El Dorado county
Z. Ciddings, County Clerk of Yolo county ;
Il. N. Carol, State Locating Agent, Visalia
District W. W. Lawton, Notary Public San
Francisco; G. W. Guthrie, Notary Public,
San Francisco W. Hayden, Commissioner of
Deeds for Nevada Territory. Mr. Lawton's
re>appointment is very gratifying to his old
friends in Marysvlle.