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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

ILLINOIS,

Its agricultural resources exceed those q osAy
State 80 10000 bushels OF wheat f0000U bushels e
produced last year Tho products sold and
out OF the State exceeded 100000 tons The of Ina
In about equal TO that OF England and the soil rich
1t win support twenty millions of people.
1.-The deep rich loan Of the praTes = cultivated witt
such wonderful facility that the of the
Middle States moving Illinois In great numbera
population ten since 86a26 persona BY the
of SGn the has persons; noasaw
ONK HUNDRED THOUSAND EACH YEAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25
APPLICATION OF. CArITAIA

Thus far capital and labor have been applied devel0pna
the SOIL the Of the COAL and IOH
almost untouched the invarbe rule tn the mechans
arts flourish best where food and fuel cheapsst viii fol-
low early day in Illinois, and the the
ten the laws and necessities Of the
the belief that a least FIVE HUNDRED TH0USANDsRRO-
MErH be engaged In the State Of Illinois In tho vsSsus
man,2act employmeOW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25
MECHANICS WANTED.

Expert, ndusrious prudent carpenters masons blaCA
smiths wanted All classes Of manufAcure oonsupe1
largely I'm Illinois What 10 prevent manufacturing u
spot everything required for farm domestic usot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

ATSt 5O-DOUBLE SOLE NAPOLEON TOR BOOT
IA atJONES', 10 and II Ann street, style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

Mechencs and workpgmen will find the Free Schoot 80
tenn encouraged by the State and endowed with large
for thu support Of schools Their children I'VE -
sight Of the church and school house. and grow with ~
prosperity Of the leading State In the Western Emt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
Rebel Quarrels.

The traitors are growing more quanol-
soms ~ the tins for "Pr, sidenliaW
election draws near Tho Richmond Ex
aminer, an original Secession organ. is as
bitter as gall upon Stephens, 1t charges
the Cotton States with monopolizing alt
the important Offices to the exclusion of
the Border States, aud moreover accuses
Stephens Of being corrupt man. Il says
"ths South has done nothing TO deserve
such An infliction as the The putting Of
Stephens in position where thrgo would
be aa even chance Of bis becoming Presi'
dent for Eve or six years. from which i
appears that JEFF Davis lease Of life ISM
thought to be worth puch; and the FIX
aminer closes its article thas;
lie (Slephons) is the pet. tho idol. tn
hope Of every corrupt spokesman and job
Der 10 the South, For some resson bss
known to themselves, they think "Alerl
Stephens" the greatest man in the coun
try, and that when he mounts the p prpI'
they will bS al right. The cir uns ans
is suspicious one. Lot it teach oO eau
ton.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
AGENCY,

Lancaster, Aug, 90, is6l- 6w95PIsE,'5'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
WOruCE.

AToTICE ishereby given 10 James StoekIAi1v INA .ias
on The 26th day Of August, ~ y. a,ed in tha
Cnn,e ~ Common Pleas in and for the county OF
Fairfield and State Of Ohio, its pelltoni ~ 49,
said James Sockdnle, defendant, ptasl"s 'S'
ment aRuinst said defendant fer th9 sum ~ fupt,
hundred and seventy dollars With lhtsIesI 'ne.eou
from tho 18th day OF March, A. d. jt9', uSns pa
the purchase money agreed to be- paid oy sa'u ,0 H
fendant 10 said plaintiff for the following Janus su
ate IN said Colntv sold by said plaintiff 10 sala ue
fendant to-wlt: Part ofthe South West quarter y.
section twenty y-three, Of township sixteen ~ siJ
eighteen, beginning nt the South west corner fo,y
quarter at a stone: thence North va. ~ th' III;
chains and twenty. links TO stone; hehee ssss
va "a m. twelve chi aud n'nety-'out w, y. -
pos thence South ~ m. forty charms anu
links to q post; thence Vast VA G' M tweivo e""I'
and ninety -fnur links to the place ot Oeghhhg WI
tainiug - 9-i0O acres; also part o' tne s9v
ter section, beginning At stake 10 ue oaNno, , -
Road twelve chains and ninety -four INKS hhs
The South West corner Of said quarter; thence
| in the line Of the land sold by SO0nl0n hing "
mis- A. Kagy, forty chains and twenly-one hnHs rs. !"
corner thence East on the gmaIes ,,h %s line al
ready dcsctibed Ms will coniniu twenty lhtee aeIss
being the share set apart TO Jacob MING ~ No ps
lti0n Of the lands fPhiiip Mug uec'"so hsI !,
field Common Pleas as by reference Oelng hau "
(which will more fully appear; said ianhs DeIng w
Hand, conveyed 10 said Fairfield County savings IN
Islinte by Lewis q. Kagy aud wife 6y aeed oear,n
Jste September ". A. D. 1856, recorded In RECORD
,r's office Of Fairfield county. 10 hook NO, 70, paE
g7G &C.: AID PRAYING also that ~ default OF sald g
fenlant paying said Jugmen wlthln dhy 10 pe IVY
iby the Court in that bculrthat said lands se appra
ed advertised aud sold, and the proceeds appmeu
pay said judgment and costs and the third nstalime
loT said purchase money $3.50 due on the FIRST DAY
January, A. d. 1862, with Interest thereon from mare
u. 1850.
And said James Stockdale Is notified that be Is I
u,,jred TO aopear and answer said petition on or .
re the third Saturday afterIhc Sd day OF oc'ooer'
u. 1861. o., .
: Dated this eath day Of August, A. d; 1861.
HUNTsR Il DNuaHERTY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
a Ianoo.,ox Arc % ISkI- GWQ3pfNa,75.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

IS eons'tnt,ona' disease; Sotlupe.on y,
blood, ny "llch tiu: hutu oe'V'ee
weak and poor, penhS ~ ue eno n''r't ,,t
pcryadSS the whole poIy! "'u i""y n"i; f.oo s
IN disease on any p"'. vi N' " .,i,5sh !. ,,,,s,
from It's att"cEs, nor y t'iV,u v"a j.. ,.r;om.iy
not destroy. line scio,uous '%liis '1;.'
caused by mcrcuila' us'c"se' ~" n'n,s' sI,l,
ordered or u,ilea'tny 'Gou - nap o. .nd
ana hl'Hy hooi'S' t'e w ;,,rn.s;o,,N what'
above an ny lhe aVHe y L".oi;t.rv IN the CON.
ever DC It's o.'sni; u 10 rn"' ,nrnn,s to children
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
A NEW ARTICLE ft 30
an K,s STOMACH BITTERS

new aau ghtful Stomachc ana Cora,aa .,,n W, VI
giving tone To the stomach, and for the preVehtonn
hiIions complaints incident to the western rouhls
Try H. Asa morning driuk, to lsssi d,ses,,"is nnu
relieve dyspepsia, 1t has no equal; IrH "' ID "''"'
n IA s,psr;or 10 aH other bittets Try u.
The formula of these bitters, now usOIl the solo
nronertv Gf Dr. Roback. originated WIN one o, @ .hc
oldes, and osl eminent Medical %, wy
and II is directly prctTlcaeh upon the wants W
wes,er neoDle These Bitters derive their stimulus
from the powerful tonic nature Of the roots ana er1S
Of which they are composed. and as ihoy are; ps H.
m,yomotive TEMPERANC the present proprietor
believes that in making them widely known me pno'
lie welfare is subsorved, n,.,.t mi,
II viii snon be for sale by all Of Dr. Robacks nn-
.oonts and nj hntrls. nc. the country oNct'
| in the meantime, orders will bc dIled direct rom
Cincinnati in any qunny,anh at the lowest ra.es H.
n /. mt IN In quart botes, and securely laekc" "
one doz eases, Half doz. sample cases WIZ however
be packed and sent to any address, II desired
RstafI Price 81 Psr bottle, or sir for 50.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
Irish Steamship Line.
steam between Ire,and and America
NETWORK. BOSTON * GALWAY.

.As
The following now and magnificent hrStc'ass peu'
dlewhoel Steam ships compose tue aooNonn.
ADRIATlC. 5Sss tons 6uriaenn, men," Inv W.
uJBERNIA :. g. 4O6tons burthen. ...rNptN, ,PRoweE
rnI iiupJa ~ IOO do do lido lEirH
ANGLIA,.... 4 400 do do '"'uo Hvhuts"N'
PACIFIC 49,. .s6OO do do do lsMrh
PRINCE ALBERT lscrew) !. ,w,v.
onoor m, abaye sh,ps will loave New York or bos-
ton alternately every tuesday fortnight Tor HnwMs
carving Tho ernment mails, touching atS' johns
NJ i. "S -, .l,l,.,......,..,,,, w,,
The Steamers oflhisiine have been nconsrucled WIN
the under the supervision oi tho goveI
| ment, have water-tlght oomphrtments,Rnu arc % 49,
ee,lcd for comfort, safety an1 sprHn ~ nsrenred
anoat Theyare com mandcdb by able ana oNpeHomeS,o
oN,ccrs and every exertion will bo made TO promote
| the comfort of passengers. ,...Ao,,oo..h shIn
| RATgs or PASSAGE
Pirst. class from " or Boston 10 thWay W ann
40 io,.,..do ....75
MIRA, do -. do. ..... 10 st Johns '.''' ~
Third class do to Halway OF "Ne'S"nn, az
or any tow n In IrelRn nd, on railway a..
Third elias, passongers are libera,ly suPIuuu rs W.
OF the hest quality, cooked ana So''" ~
the servants OF the Company
pAvties Wishing "a md fortheir frends ou
eonntry can obtain tickets nom any town on a.hl""y
in roIanJ or from the principal cities oi Ehg'""u u"'
Scotland atvery low rateS ,, ~ tho Ro.tor
| PAssenQers for New York. arriving oy WV ~ nuseV'
Steamers will be forwardedto fetN m1vI w
n ''' f"''"s w WILLIAM II %lCkMAN
Al tho oc,ce otthe Company on the whariooi
street, ''W WHnoSwsiLND& AS a'NwALL, Agents
April 81, ia6I-lyt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

Principal oniee and salesroom, No East ra%rIh y
street. 3l building from Main street, C'he''""'''
Iabrntory No. 32' Hammond street: y.r g.
For sale IN Fairfield county by Coo, hann'pnn % p ~
70. Sirord IL Delashmuth, Lancaster; halo p, nnsh
vile: Abbott d Son. Clcarporl Philip fiaoe eis
picLo orington: n. L, Nicely, Baltimore; Beery NC
c"ndllsh. bremen; ssnd"rmnn " KnouG, Amannn'
T. H. Brat,iu, New Saomi Joseph Raier, Mlliersp0,n
H. D. Harner, Basil and by drngglsls ana
Sept. I9, 1861, "a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
CAUTION,

CAUTION.
AS certain unprucipied perscns are auempllnsl,
naIm on on he unsuspectipG public limitations of my
PREP AREpdLuE would eauliou all personsto ex
anime hvlprO purchasing, and see that tho fnl name
UrSrAL ING'S PREPARED GhuE. tlL
ia ON the outside wrapper; all ohers are swndlint
counlerfeiu. For sale III all Drug Stores
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
asfej AYERS a.""" "l
(c,np3nnd Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most clrctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady, 1t is com
bnrd from the most active rcmctlials that have
hacn discovered for the expurgat'on OF tins ioul
disorder from tho bleod, and tlic rescue OF the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure OF
not only Scrofrlo. but also those other alice
tions which arise from it, such us ErurrtvR
and SKIN DISEASES, 81. ASTnoNY's FRr,
RoSE, or ERYslrELAs, PrMrlEs, PusruI'Es'
BIorcnrs, BrAISs aud BoILS, TrMopS, letter
and SALT InruM, ScAID HEAD, RINow0RM'
RnrrMlTIsN, SYrnuIrIc and MERcunlAhDiS-
EASES, pRovsy, DysyRysIA, DEnlilrY, ana
indeed. All, CoMPLArNrs AKlsIS0 FKoM VITA
Trp or IMrunR BLoon. The popular belief
in "impwity Of he LIood" is founded in truth,
for scroiula isa degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue OF TINS oaisann-
rilla Is to purify and rcgcneratc this vital mud,
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
..'. ~ Nv. Az HRS
Ague Cure,
ron the srErpr CURE OF

..., ron the sPEEDY CURE OF ..i.
intermittent Fever, or Fever and Aguel
RrmItteuL Fever, chill Fever, numD
Asue, PerlOdisnl Headache, or BIioMs
headache, ana Bilious Fevers, indeed
for tho yyiioie clnsS OF diseases Originate
ing In hillary drrnnSement, caused ny
ths Malaria OF MIasmatic Countries -f
We are enabled here to offer tho comn,unitya
remedy which, whilo it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy is Invaluable IN aisu,en in
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CrRe" expelS the masmatic poison oil FRVBR
Ann AuuE from the system, and prevents the de-
yclopmCnt of the disease, il taken on the hrst ap-
proach Of its preInOnitoSy symptoms. ltisnotGhly
the best fenCdy ever yet discovered for ihs ciass
Of complaints, but also the cheapest Inc large
quantity we supply for dollar bringsit within the
reach of every body and in bilious districts, where
FEyEW AASD AouE prevails, every body should
have IL and use il freely both for cure and protec-
ton, great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy ana certain
cure Of lntcTmtCnts is that il contains no S,inine
! or mineral consequently il produces no qulnism OF
oihcr Injurious effects whatever upon the cOnsttu.
ton Those cured by It are lcit as healthy ash
they had never had the disease.
I Never and Agme is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmalic poison. A great variety OF disor-
ders arise nom its irritation, among winch are
| Ne,,rnLoju. Rheumatism G0ut, Headache, Bind
ness Jooiburbe, Ea,Ucke, Cdtu,Yh, Asthma, Pal
pitation, Pdipfd ABcrtion Of the Spleen, HySter-
ts, PAIN IN tke BoIects, Colo, Paralysis and Dc
yanoc,npnt Of The Stomach, all Of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the iHfe,m'aens
time. or become periodical. This "CuRR expcls
,Gc poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to
immigrants aud persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. II taken oeea-
Sonally or daily while exposed 10 the infection,
that viii be cxcTctcd from the system, and cahno'
Accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
! ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec'
tion than euro and few will over suffer from Inter
mittcns il they avail themselves Of the protection
this romcdy affords.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c, AVER ~ Co.. Lowell AaS'
sIrrnRnA KAUFMAN & CO., and E.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
.N-TA s,uElo bottle Of sPALDlNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ton tlmeS It's cost annuGlly,1u
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
ALDING'sPREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PIEcEs,

NAVE THE PIECkNI
ECoN0MYi DlSPATCHi
yrP"A srITeH IN TINS sLyAs NiEE."LU
Asaccldeuts will happen, even In we'll regulated
amilles II lsvery desirable 10 have some cheap anC
way iorrepairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
sPALpINGs PREPARED GLUE
me Gle Mi such emergencies, and no household cai
AFFORD 10 be wilhouth. ltisalways ready, aud up t.
'N' ''''% %6sEFULIN EVERY HOUSE"
N, B.--A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price
ob eeata. Address.
''S'' HENRY O. .sPALDING,
No. a. Cedar Street, New York
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
Prepared by DR.. ]. G. AVER SS Co.. Lowell, Aas'

sIFFoRD& CO., KAUFMAN & CO., and E; J.
SIoCUM, LlNcAsrER, and by Druggists and Dealer
everywhere. 36.3m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-31
Southern News

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 29.-Surveyor Cotton at this
port publishes a card, threatening to seize all
wagons, vehicles, and steamboats, that NAV be
found engaged In the transportation of articles for
aiding the rebellion after the first Of September
next.
President Davis 10 still confined with an attack
OF chills aud fever, which may induce Congress to
postpone an adjournment
Vice-President Stephens 10 lying sick al Manas-
sas Junction.
The Richmond Examiner of the 26,h saws the
Confederate Congress has decided to repeal the
law establishing ports Of entry and throw all the
southern coast open to foreign commerce. ORE.
v1ding that vessels which run the blockad into
snore inleu may pay the Confederate duties at the
port nearest their landing.
Tnefe 10 some dssension In the Confederate
Congress In reference 10 confscation Some adj
vocate the conhscation Of all Yankee property in
.ne south, and Others favor sequestration of es-
. Congress has appropriated $500 900 for foat-
ing defense at New Orleans, and $3.50, 600 for two
lron-clad boats for the defense Of the nj
river and the city Of Memphis.
The Avalanche says the schooner Adeline, with
three former Federal army and navy officers on
board, was brought to by United States man Of
war, but taking advantage Of a squall got into
Savannah with a cargo Of coffee, fruits and lead
The correspondent Of the Huntersville Advo-
cate tells the planters to give their negroes more
molaases and rice, and less bacon, which plan
would diminish the consumption Of bacon two
ana quarter million pounds weekly In the South
ern Confederacy.
The Memphis Avalanche congratulate its read.
ers that no more letters to 20 North and hopes
the Introduction Of all intercourse between he
TWO sectons will be complete and everlasting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-31

ST. JOINS, Aug. 30 The steamer Arago, from
southampton the 2lst, passed Cape Race this
morning p,ni n fof New York The crippled steamer
SEM en were transferred to the steamer Glasgow,
The steamer Arabia arrived at Liverpool on the
Prince Alfred was received at Liverpool with
great enthusiasm.
The King Of Sweden had left England for
home
The steamer Great Eastern was expected to take
more troops to Canada.
The application for discount at the Bank of
England was moderate. Loans on the Stock
Easnange Were offered t3x per cent. Foreign
ties were unaltered
Advices from France say that deficiency In
the wheat crop Ia generally admitted.
Accounts from Italy say the reactionis.s were
everywhere beaten BY Vicar General Sorrento.
Twenty-nine priests and three monks have been
arrested, and the reactionists at Cancello made
Pssoners Dy the royal troops. Ciprialo was taken
Garibaldi was expected at Naples on the sth of
september, the anniversary Of bis entry Into Ma.
pies. Grand fetss were preparing in honor Of the
General Cialdini reminds the government tina,
ne only Professionally accepted the Lieutenancy
OF Naples, but will not resign until the country
MAJ Seen purged Of brigands and a new Leuten-
From Turkey there are accounts of further re.
forms being effected by the Sultan.
Inc chiei OF the Herzegovina insurgents had
requested the intercession Of Russia for peace
with the Turks. Omar Pasha had approved of
the proposed Russian and Austrian embassy at
Constantinople and deputed a commissioner to
proceed to open negotiations
The Russians had sustained another defeat from
the Circasians.
In Russian Poland serious disturbances had
broken out at Kallidah, for arresting man The
patrol were insulted and a number of men sur.
rounded the ofacer and demanded the release of
the prisoner, which was granted, when the gar
rson assent led and threatened to Gre on the peo-
pie. Numbers were arrested subsequently,
From Hungary advices are that the dissolution
OF the Hungarian diet was considered certain
within a few days. An imperial rescript was
The Liverpool Cotton market closed Quiet but
nrm, with sales on Monday and Tuesday Of 30 COO
bales to speculators and exporters at an advance
OF Lilo to I'd. The market had still an upward
tendency at the close. The advance 10 chiefly in
middling. and lower quality. Flour 10 inactive
and Cd. lower. Wheat is dull and Is lower
Corn 10 easier. Beef is quiet Pork is dull.
Bacon Inactive. Lard inactive. Tsllow IL arm.
Coffee 10 steady.
Consos closed at 9Ox to 9OL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-31

ARNOLD HARRIS Two letters from Harris are
published In the New Orleans Picayune Of Aug
2lst, which mark him a traitor Of the mt watef
Writing from here, April "a, he says:
the south must strain every nerve, or there
great danger that these northern rascals will
win their game"
Writing from his present place Of confinement
Aug. IL, he says: :
M v family, believe, 10 still in Kentucky,
though have not heard from them for month
or more wrote Mrs. H. to go to Nashville, OF
some place In the Confederacy, 90 al to preserve
her citi zenshp, all our interests are there ex
cept Washington, and I am praying that the war
Will not cease until that also belongs TO the South
since we have been here, some persons, whom
l have found out, have charged that am a beef
contractor for the United States IL is entirely
false. have not one CENTS interest in any con.
tract L have refused many offers Of place and
profit In the Northern Government, 20 entirely do
| despise 1t; and though, while In Washington,
! had to acfasa neutral, yet my whole heart, az
all my friends and many northern men know, was
with the South. IT'S therefore queer thing that
l should be In a southern Jail % :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-31

TnxAsoN AMONG THE TxAMsTxns-On We'd
nesday, twenty-three teamstersl were aryested n
81 Louis, Mo-, having refused to do duty. Nine
prisoners who were captured at Lexington. Mo !.
recently, are now confined at the arsenal n al.
Louis, on charges Of treason. - !.
seized on the Louisville mail boat. twelve nsvv
revolyers, ten pieces Of bunting, and eiohtee1
military sashes, all destined, it Il suppoaed for
the rebel army. There was nobody on the boat to
claim them. = = = - !
A DasLoYAL TowN The citizens Of Hunting.
ton, c. had meeting last week, and. the IA I,efu
say, voted not 70 pay The war tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-31

IL The following 10 a list of the feet that LEFT
FORTRESS Monroe on the 26th :-Minnesota, flag i
600 officers and men, 2,40O tons, so guns; Wsbash,
500 ofhcers and men, 1900 tons, 80 guns; Paw.
nee, Ito officers and men, ZOO TONS s guns; Har.
riet Lane, 100 officers and men, $50 tons, guns;
Adelaide, 100 officers and men, 400 TONS guns:
George Peabody, 81 officers and men, $50 tons,
guns Fanny, ia officers and men, $50 tons, 3
guns; Quaker City, ia oficers and men, 800 tons
guns; schooner and barges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-31

LATER FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA .-Ski,nish
and D.fsdt ofths Rebels at Wayne Court Horse. -
We learn from the officers Of the steamer Fannie
Big Sandy, that a fight took place between six
companies OF Virginia volunteers under General
Zeigle, and an equal number Of rebels who were
encamped near Wayne Court House, on Monday
afternoon, In which the rebel were completely
dispersed with the less Of four or Ave killed and
nneen taken prisoners. Gen. Zeigle was still
pursuing the rebels.-Ciseisaatt Gaxsfts 2qtk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-31

80. Edwin Conner, inventor Of the Patent Elec.
trio Fuse Train, Is at Kirkwoods'
49, Hon. Joseph Holt, Of Kentucky, 10 expect
60 70 address the Chamber Of Commerce In New
arafions to that end are now on foot In that city
80. The Richmond correspondent of London
paper says: " The Prince de Polignac, grandson
OF the famous Polignac, Minister Of Charles X
mas been here for few weeks. The purport OF
his visit am not yet at liberty to divulge. He
starts for New York tomorrow"
go. Bayard Taylor, who has been spending the
last three months at Gotha, Germany, with the
relatives OF his wife, is expected home by every
steamer: Immediately upon his return he will
join division Of the National army as war cor.
respondent Of the Tribune. His new volume OF
poems was stereotyped In the early part of the
summer, but will not appear until N ovember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-31

Boonsboro Odd Fellow says that on Tuesdav
night Daniel Dechert, editor Of the Haserstowu
Mail, was seized by agents Of the General Govern.
men,, ana sent TO Fort McHenry. Gen. McKaig
we have not heard, were also taken In charge
They are In hot pursuit also Of Mr.. Gordon, from
the same cocntv "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-31

Hon. Nh. NELSON, OF TxNNKssRx we have
nothing directly from Mr.. Nelson since be has
reached home But an incidental notice Of q
Register (secession), confirms the view tafen bv
bis friends, that he 10 vet q true Union man
That paper pronounces Mr.. Nelson's card alto.
gether unsatisfactory, and hints that another visit
lam, f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-31

THE BURNT DnrRIcT AT EAST Bosros.-
Shortly AFTER the destructive FIRE on Border and
the adjoining streets In East Boston, on the i4th
Of July, wofkmen commenced rebuildinr The
dwellings on the former sites. and q large mum.
Der are now nearly finished, while the found All ons
are being laid for others. One brick block ID