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, 1861-09-14

a new breech-loading cannon, the invention
Of MI. s. Payne Of this city, was tested yes
terday on the beach near the North Pier. The
principle Of the invention is exceedingly SIM
pie, although its success, or the success Of any
breech-loading cannon, is problematical.
The peculiar feature of Mr. Payne's inyen-
tion is movable breech.pin, chambered, and
fitted 1ith nipple below; this pin closes the
bore, working in q slat in the breech, and held
in place BY screw working through the
breech, in the direction Of the long diameter
Of the gun; this screw is q hollow tube, Of the
same bore as the piece, and the cartridge is
showed through it into the gun, the breech pin
removed meanwhile and replaced after the
cartridge, one Of two turns Of the screw max
ing all tight and snug, These breech-pina
may be supplied in any number that is needed,
while one is used, the others being primed
and capped.
Several charges were fired, winding up with
| a bail cartridge, which, the elevation being
| quite low, 1icecheited over the lake some
thing oyer mile. This test piece is Of about
tour pound calibre, and owing to the hurry il
which thas been prepared, only ten days hay
irg elapsed since The patterns were made, sev
eral minor defects, easily to be remedied, how
ever, exist. It is the intention Of the inyen
tor to enter the cannon at the Fsir.
, 1861-09-14

Badger State, Ottawa. $500 bu corn
It mont, Athens, S.O90 bu oats.
L P Dodge, Ottawa. 5 20 bu corn.
Thofp. Joliet. s GOO bu corn.
SUNSHINE. Ottawa, 500 bu curn.
J Preston, Aux Sale, OOO bu corn.
Cubs. O,tswa 5 800 bu corn.
Oneida Ottawa, 9 GOA bu oats
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ROARD OF SUPERVISORS,

The Board Of Supervisors attended thu St ,te
Fair, yesterday, in body, and held special ses-
elon last ening.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
, 1861-09-14

IAthne N@sa130&a0A zh4&PAs A~sN ~@N
Corn Harvester claims to be 'the best Mower
snd Reaper mauufactpred, aud also 70 nsve =
capa aitg for cutting down, btndaag ss0 saocA'-
irg LOO hills Of corn or augsr cane IN 1afee
mfnufeA" There Il perhaps NO macnloe upon
exhibition In this class that has e1c'seo mote
attention among farmers taaa un. Al"
" FOSSILS contend that no one nseh'no NOT
combination OF machines can % nAae ~ pef.
form the eerviee. The nA01saote e<','"
this one machine to perform Al .'e5 s.w'
and the more sensible AND en1e' ~
e5s nave Faith that 1t W1u-"e s"'e "iso 1140
latter cissa' 10 be unoets1oo4 =.
c'aseo' taas new aAoot'7ssef III, ~ ars,r
tauon ano e1ptainea. anu ~ 49, +han fna1s
-e ~ - ~ e. = " no.se a Co. {of1ce 121
=. 10 eo @.,s:, pnt,ainp are the man.
-."N.. ~ r., and viii be glad to
~s-.e aa~ ~;.So,,na,,t,, raansetine the mAchine,
ga 49, sho.- 80 hsst Testimonials as to its
49,. 1.aa,;aa, -ost;nra They riIl manufacture
e;.Is- +ha se7,erate or cembiued machines, to
ordsr
MEcuaN1cs HALL.
- +ha n-,,n;,.,,t features OF this DE-
-t1a,t "a +be great variety of stoves, of the
f1as+ snnroved PATTERNS. exhibited By Van
aas".os NJ A. state street. The Ljttlefe1d
ns.- n-as 80 coa,h,r.s, which It will he
remembered keeps fire the season through
v;tb onca kindlirg. had the blue ribbon
","aas "ss ano, y. .vs.+e7dsv THE McGre4or4a,.
- - p.-,or s+ov. (a,ao anthracite, ,ez
ss:-es e. -aa ,ihhon Th;a IA tbe same atova
.o,-7aa 81, e,st r,-a,r;1no at uavars1
fo;ra and frnm the Mtchanics' Institute Of
thfe CITY at It's last exhibition. There Is no
house In this citp where better assortment
of the very best stoves now IN use can be
found, than at Van schasck's. The stove SUBJ
ject is one Of some Importance, and demands
a more extended notice than our space will
now permit.
Vea.;a,s wa+c- Filter 1vb;ch hon han,
| ,.,- x~..o...a ..,-.-
y,
ese's iespe~S 1~o "S'. >eoe sne attenlloa
" A1oo9ne0, ~"1 s11141o 1la-5 ns" Htenos'
FaA 6cOaach uas HI elZeS oa eAllGitlon.
The Combination Lock, for bankers or
| merchants use. has been thoroughly examined
b0 hnnarads This ,oc,r har;nn h.or odo,+ad
! ~ A. u.;.oa o,,+n. T.aoo,,-.Is4 rrr...;~lI
| ~; ~ ~ ~ ut*.sssSI..
'e AA'ls ~ ~ nS' -" p410' WIZ is eu4a
e4eht Recommendation Ane manuiactufers,
| l., Yale, u. q Co., OF S1elburne Falls, M ls6
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OF this Board. .
to prepare plan for the disbursement Of the war
fur de and report th1a morning.
The Board adjonrned until ten O'Clock this
morning.
~ sargents Wild Cherry Tonic Eitte.s are
most valuable medicine for debility, etc. P1epar-
ed by Sargent, Druggist, Randolph and State sts.
B Special train to RoszHnL CEMETERY today
Saturday, Sept II, 1861, leaves Chicago and Mil
waukee Depot st ~ p. m. Returns at 5 o'clotk.
Fare 10 cents each way
JoHS s. NEwHoCsE, Pres't.
PAPER HANG1EGs-lha1Ies Address, dealer in
window shades, paper hangings, &c. at 81 Ran
dolph street, Is selling at cost his entire stock
Here is chance to cover your walls at a low fig
IRE. ge134t
DR. A1LPoRT's Tooth PowpER-The best In use,
always eafe and reliable. Try it. Prepared by
Sargent, apothessry, corner Of State and Randolph
streets.
| MILITARY BcoRs-By the War Department
| Cavalry Tactica, Infantry Tactics, Army Regula.
| tions, Elsworth's Zouave Drill, The Young Re
cruit, Rnd all other war books, for sale at low
prices st the Military Bookstore Of P T. Sherlock,
| liz Dearborn street Chicago. se136t
W 10Oane Tulips, 81 90 to 81 90; Hyacinths
Crocns, &c; 100 best Apple Trees, to years
fa5o to $e co; 1,ooo $3.50 to $50 90. Nursery
Stock-Dw21f aud small Frnits, ALL good an6
cheap, at F" Phanix's Bloomington Nursery, H.
See new dialogue. F. Z. P6GMx.
sep124t
| GAS F1xTCREs.-The place to get new styles q
low hgures, 1s2 L ke street. H. n. W1sAETH.
September ID, 1861. 26t
~ Exchange and Banking House Of Kedzie
Alexander & Co, buy ard sell Exchange, Gold
Bank Notes, Checks, Drafts and Certificates Of De
post. Illinois and Wisconsin money bought an'
sold. Drafts on every psrt OF Europe for aale
No. 81 Clark street, Sherman House Block, be
tween Lake and Randolph. eep10-5t
P1Asos.-1f you wish to buy or rent piano, g
to ". r. KimbaIl'e 90 Clark street. kep26 26t
~ Ceok 4 McLain, 1913 Clark street. are clean
ing and dying ladies silks, shawls, &c, at th
lowest possible prices.
, 1861-09-14

THE CITY

EF See dve1sement Of steam engine
wanted in to-day's advertisements,
, 1861-09-14

1QtaI. Observation-Disclosures E01
Ard rho r,n,r;t+.a -ororn.,5 +.+ 80 ~
cents m everv hnnIred 5oars ~ st ~ ol ~
h. ly;e IN sfrar The sTnansea ~ pappsrty
~ ~ ~ ~ - " sne eutt e1t year
SCHOOL coA11ssloNKR's REPORT.
The School Commissioner Report for the last
quarter WAS read. It ts a. follows:
OFFICE ScHooL CoxxrssroyER
CHICAGO, Sept q. 1871.
To the Honorable Boord Of Supervisors
have the honor to submit the following report
fer the p3st quarter Since your last session /
have yitted ne hsfance nf the schonIs in the roun
OF Jefferson all in JeYdeu: all but one In Maine.
All in Nor1LfaIG fnnr In WheeIiup. ali in NiIes
all but two in New TFler; one In Evanston; one
- ba4h ~ tIG s7a - III M - - ~, pfta
III j. q na 10 ~, -; a. ~ a1os atha- a. ~
-ith ne - a.b.. - thaI e7i - ~ - ~ -on+a, +Genh
~ MHh come otests t4at III U MS 1olles tnE9ugn
, 1861-09-14

R0bbeKtess
The burglars, pickpockets and thieves about
town, corgregated here in large numbers
from the South and East to take advantage Of
the crowds always present during Fair week,
have been doing wholesale business during
the past few days. A large portion Of the po-
lice is in attendance at the Fair grounds, and
knowledge OF this fact has probably enbo1-
deued these 1ascals in their depredations ab ont
the city.
The following robberies were perpetrated
yesterday, In addition to large numbers not
! reported:
| The schooner Joseph Cochrane, lying near
| Madison street bridge, was entered and $50
stolen from Capt, Berry, master Of the vessel
! The money was in the pocket Of cost bang
irg near the captains berth.
The premises No. 404 State street were inya.
ded during the absence of the occupants, but
the burglars found Qothing to reward their
efforts but cloth cape which they approprl-
| ated.
A houae at the corner Of Kinzie and Market
streets, occupied by Mrs n. B. Miller was
Thoroughly ransaeked, and silver hunting
case 1atch, plated locket, and lady's coils,
were abstrscted from bureau drawer.
Rocm No. Is, Methodist Church Block, VA
entered and q valuable gold chain stolen, tht
property Of L. N. Beau
Charles Harris, young man from Dixon
unsccustomed to city ways, loaned his valis'
to etrznger to carry for him. The strange
carried it so well and faithfully that be hasn'
been seen since, and is probably still carrying
| fNa -
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NEW YORK CATTLE mARhET.
FOR WEEK ESn1>iG SEPT Il.
from the New York TribuEe, Of Thur:day-l
BEEF CATTLE
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CAvALRT EECKCITk-Lieus. Gle. of Os-
bands Caya'rr Company, sent forward twenty
recruits to Ottawa yesterday.
, 1861-09-14

RKEyEs TEoN DTFEREST STATES.
4 NJ, Alerton & Co, propEietors OF tae asa
fnetou Droye Yards, Forty-fou!th street. report
, 1861-09-14
MILITARY MATTERS.

~ Caok 4 McLain, 1913 Clark street, are clean
| ing and dying ladies' silks, shawls, &c, ut the
loKest rGeeitle priees.
, 1861-09-14

| Certainly no farmer Of this State need send
| cut Of 1t, with the expectation Of getting bet
ter If as good. Among them the Suffolk and
their crosses occupy the largest space and
number kome Of the most superb animals.
Horace Miller Of Rockford hss thirty SIX Suf-
folk and their crosses. His SOW Victoria is q
mountain Ct fat, and yet she has fine litter oi
twelve pigs, showing that at 1esst some o'
this breed are good breeders. She WIS kept
In pasture and fed with slops from the house
without any corn or other feed. 4 first cross
with the Irish is very fine, particularly ont
COW, seventeen months old, that has two Lit
ters Of pigs, the one with her numbering nine
Two blue ribbons are attached to this LOT
TIE c1ofs with Leicester are large, and TO
paeklrg very desirable. Hon. John Went
wczth Of Chicago has forty-six Suffolks, all q
= them very fine animals The pens are grace
with several red ribbons. Simeon Reubens 9
Wisconsin has thirty nine Chester White
and sufolks. The Chesters are an excelleu
Il lot, equal to any other Cross Of the Suffolk o
. the ground
7 Exhibitors have their fancy names f
breeds, among them Yorkshires, Leleester
c+ Chester Whites Irish Graxier, ETC., now th
il the great rnwashsd public are not capahl
=. without the aid Of hog dictionary 10 dlsti1
q. guish between them, and It is time that 4
# had hog herd book, until then We shall Pc
lis sist in calling the Chester White, and 9th
hc eini1az crosses, croes Of the Suffolk; for
en- all those the Suffolk OF China predominat
nd It's well enough for fancy hog breeders
,c- make nice distinctions, hut the common sen
re- farmer viii scarcely appreciate the pon
ta What he wants IL a snug compac small bons
an long bodied animal, that Is quiet In his hab
2,s and takes kindly to fat. We are content
set- know that we have the best Of Berkshire
ely those who fancy that color, and the Vasio
As shades Of xhite md mixed for ii others, c
| Of them what you please, the great outlayi
lay, fact apparent. ths+ In the best breeds
orts hcgs We cannot be beasen anywhere. I
the ehaN have noze to ssy In regard to other ps
j. o{ hogs.
, 1861-09-14

f3~ -
The most of the sales range from 6Msc
Total number Of Bee7es received in the city this
week, 5,891.
Th,e is 1,a91 head more than last week. and ,457
head more thsn the average Of last year. The ave
was 3,491 head while the number today being
11334 shows 243 head more than the average. anu
a74 head more than this day week.
, 1861-09-14

CHICAGO AND NoR1VwEsTERE RAILROAD
TIE excursion tickets issuea by this road,
tcr The Illinois state Fair, will be good to re-
turn until "Wednesday, 18Th inst, inclusive.
, 1861-09-14

In the preliminary trials Of speed and style
of going, the Wheaton stallion, Fox made
the mile in 3:Ol :; Ethan Allen, 2d'', in 2:5S ;
and D1aco" in 3:0253-the leaders OF three
patches Of five each. The final trial Of select
ed fa7orites resulted thus:
j. ". Holcombs sDraco'' o''..--...-..-........... I
r Il, tmith's "Ethan Allen ".....-.... !" :
J. q. Eetahrook's " Black Douglas '....... 50 8
John Damm's Fox ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
, Tlme-245K.
In this final test "Draco" had the trot all
: to himself, except when ssEthan Allen" put In
his best running powers, and even then the
J. Ticonderoga horse would force him to the
:. wake After the heat, " Draco" and "BlacE
r Douglss" were unmistskably the favor
= ties among the thousands assembled
# and On their taking successive turn
d around the enclosure Of the judges stand
Il they were the recipients Of cheers upon cheers
g However, after q tedious and seemingly uu
It necessary executive session. the judges
n having called in an extra consulter, ordere'
the blue ribbon to be placed on :" Prophet,
n and the pink On "Draco." So soon ss th
a, ribbon waved from Prophets" head-piece
Ie the vast multitude, amidst hootings, yelling
Le and hiseipge, shouted, " Take that ribbon of
q. "Tear it Off" "Shsmew SC, SC, and fo
re- several minutes the judges stand was the II
T. cal point for Pandemonium OF uneaFthl
e1 imp,ecations. On scores Of fair and rac
in tracks We have heard popular howls Of dt
"a. content aaainst tie awards Of committees, bl
to We are free to comics. yesterdays scene be
se gars them all. Il IVES the climax Of bfttere
It, condemnation. Not having heard the ludici
II rfaanns FIR n rert9frf an fntHIfv oDDo8od to L
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! without lengthy explanation The inventor
claims that it viii plow OF prepare for plant
ing six acres per day-cutting thirty inches
| wide and nine inches deep.
7. h McCu]loeh, Of Peoria, introduced his
machine, to-day, for separating cats from
wheat. It consists Of two large rollers, the
surface filed with cells which will admit
wheat, but not oats, except end-wise, The
cats, projecting above the surface, are swept
cff By wires, tightly drawn over the surface,
as the wheel revolves. There has been an
immense amount Of hard thinking and tinker
irg upon this machine, but it is far from per
fact yet. The Grain Dryer, upon exhibition
By the same person, possesses considerable
merit.
Mayberry's new and improved Harvester
cuts swath 10 feet wide, elevates the grain,
and leads it into wagons as fast as cut It is
simple machine, with light draught, and will
cut three acres per hour, it is claimed.
/ Mz. D. R. Pki indie, Of East Bethany, N. z,
, has an Agricultural Cauldron and Steamer
e combined, which il an invaluable article fol
i, farm and dairy purposes. 1t Is the only thing
i. OF the kind that combines the portable fur
y nace, cau1dron, steam boiler and retort, all il
r one. To farmers and stock growers it wo1li
r. be invaluable while hotel keepers and manu
= factories Of various kinds will find it adapted
= to THEFT wants. It is the most useful hestins
!. apparatus farmer can have, and costs hu
4 little more than an ordinary cooking stove.
p D. VI. Ayres' Grain Binder, from Iroquoi
4 | ceuntv. att1acts crowd all the while, as
i novelty. It is intended to be connected VIII
"a reaper, and to bind into sheaVes, aa iast
q fast as the grain is cut, without additions
le power.
q I'M. Bursor, Of Auawan, H., also exhibit
,e a Grain Binder that will bind eheaves Of m
eize, from 4 inch to Il inches, and which VI
:, save four.f1fths Of the labor Of binding. FL
d hitter comes highly recommended BY farmer
who have used 1t,
!" Jenkins Power Sheep 5hearer h one Of u
most noyel iayeatioa1 On the &rea1e-saf'
, 1861-09-14

sEcFss1A We Lave had laid upon our table,
by lie writer, just escaped from the land Of
Dixie, email psnatiet, entitled, Narrative
Of Adventures in, and Escape from secessia.'
Il may be found on the counters Of The news
6cpots in tie city. Price one dime
, 1861-09-14

WEST CHICAGO DOGS.
4 bill Of R. Scott amounting to $166, for listing
1850 dogs IN West Chicago, was laid upon the Ia
Bile.
COUNTY TREAsURER's REPORT.
The County Treasu urer's account, aince the last
tession of the Board, March 4th, was presented
fclj nr3n ntt1-
, 1861-09-14

VESSEL SESE The y=s:el reported in our
;ssue OF yesterday: aa having been seen with
tormast ar boom ou: Of water opposite She
tc7asr, is the schooner ). II. Jones, which
as rau into and sunk 9 few days since BY the
schooner Lsndo1. We understand the InBur-
ace Company intends raising her inne-
Giatt]y,
, 1861-09-14

LIVE STOSK-Recei4ed 601 Beeves, ITS Hogs.
Market for Beef Cattle steady, except thin which
, 1861-09-14

THE NEW STEAMER ECoNoXT,-The new
ergi1e houses upon the City Hospital grounds
are ready 1or occr panry- The new steamer
~Eccnom1" will be rsmaved there as soon
ss the :Loce JoLn' - is returned from the
u:acLire shops, where ene is being repaired.
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RECEIPTS FOE THE Anp

cSSaa y 3 Simpson, East Bend T Wornh.. w q
Il hHasx : - 81 lawrence; j T Hedgepeth. x a Mil"
Wiliiammoooe n rekin; 5 P N. Bogne p o. Mrs ~ a
Eli Whitfesl6naa nnhlinton ] B Russell. PsanL I ~ a
AnsonviIle; L Haa aaa;aJ s Islsr Fla 4 r P simraan.'
MS Mills; JP White, Wooddsesssosnr y G Hadey.
e., Haynesyille; w W Morris, eMassssssan eHgiwe.th,-
Edwards, Conwaybcro': 81 Bruce StevsasSsa.I Wm.
W Moran, Mudliek; J n Biggerstaa, KingfssAAss-;
Miss nj Dixon, Snow Camp 4 d johnson. Montpe.
lier; 1.-THE n G Planter has been suspended for the
present j D A Thaxton, L~easburg; REV BE Guth-
RE, Hlnsboro'; rs Davis. York Col Ins; w H Hood.
DAH Hopkins, Eagle Rock j d Phillips, Haystack
Jarman, Carolina City; James Cooper, Fafrv1cw:
Spring; 5 Rev A B Cox, Fredericksburg Va: II r
Lindsay, Linyille River; H Fl Finch, Robt johnson,
Leachburg; S NJ Morrison, Wilmington E Cross
Regynolfds@on; g Barley, Ala; 2 Roberts, Gates,
vile; j Lowe, Wilmington, we have not the back
numbers you ask for ] Mrs B Ii Rollins. Pactolus.
Miss M A Bond, Wolfsvile T Holcomb, Eagle Mills:
Miss Helen Lilies, Lilesyille w w Barclay, Liyings,
ton, Ala; A Reed, Hillsdale; ID B Eldridge. German
ton; SO cts A Chatham, Broad Rum, Va; E. Brown.
Deals Mills; 10 J n Baird, cleveland; 8. Richmond
Temperance and Literary Society; 6 j Cassius I,
Gudger, Camp Davis; ID r Thomas, j Brown. Month
cello; Mrs 8 J Halyburton, Mrs II R Hunter, Marion ;
e McCauley. nj D Watson, Miss; Fannie and Pat.
tie Smith,, Greensboro; j w Cole. Franklinton DJ
Granthan, J Capps, Boon Hill; j c Justus, Hender-
sonville; Peter Howell, Cedar Hill; so cts WIN Nor
ris, Carolina City;
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Voting in Camp.

All officers and soldiers of this State, in camps,
whether in this State or in Virginia, viii bear In mind
that they WILDE entitled to votS next month for MEM
bers of Congress and for Electors for President and
Vice-President. This provision was very properly
and justly made by the State Convention. The officers
and soldiers entitled to vote under the ordinance pass
ed for this purpose, must be citizens of this State
and twenty-one years Of age and the voting must
take place on the Thursday before the day appointed
for holding the election in the State which Thurs
day viii be the 31st day of this month, as the election
will take place on Wednesday, the 9th of November.
Bear IN mind. then, officers and soldiers, that You will
vote on the 31st, or last day OF October. Three free
commanding officers of the regiments to which the
companies belong, win open and hold the polls fol
each company. Members OF companies must vote ir,
or as for the counties to which they belong. and thu
"said freeholders shall specify accordingly, and maxi
returns TO the Shcrifs of the different counties"
We win publish the ordinance in fun next week.
nSrAEDARD
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T a bleaux.

The Young Ladies of the Soldiers Relief Socie-
y, will give an entertainment, consisting of Tab
teaux, DC, on Monday night, tbs 14th inst, in
he Chapel of the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind. Admittance, so cents =
'hildren and servants half-price. Doors opened
t z O'Clock.
The proceeds will be applied to the benefit of
'ur Raleigh Boys now in camp. We hope to see
, full house N this interesting occa ion
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-16
NOTICE.

On and after the first day Of October, 1861, / shall
I'll no goods except for CASH ON DELIVERY. / am
compelled to do this, because I can buy no goods now
4 kept at from two hundred to two hundred and ffty
er cent. higher than / bought them 4 months ago:
! nd / can get no time on them, but must plank down
re cash. or go without the goods. / therefore advise
Il my customers and the public generally, who win
.yor me with their calls, that they must bring the
lange hereafter, as | shall certainly refuse my best
Lends.
i also earnestly request all parties owing me ac-
)unts due 1st July last, or previous thereto, to come
.rward and settle the same either by cash or note
arties falling to comply with this notice by the 10th
ctober inst. will be charged 10 per cent. on the
: hole amount due from 1st July Last, 50 long - their
accounts remain unsettled. J. sCHEB.
Raleigh, Oct. 1. 1851. G0
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CAMP BEE, Va, October 7th, 1851.

hSpIRIr OF THE AGE As there is a great dearth of news this
make this communication short. The men of the regiment are
oask led in preparing timber for log cabins, by which they are to be
proNm the storms of winter. Logs or poles set on end are to con-
Some of ms A. not aitooether pleased with this erne
dicuEne hr;Id;na. vo nraf.r the old ~ sbionoA bor;1ontal stvla Pint
you Nonld NOT do for soldiers 10 he pIeased With everything their
snpeXr tbav mnst have sometime r. erurrble n 4 for naa;,ne
! Intelligent citizen say to- day, that he had good reason to be-
ngve4 McGruder would have a fight with the Yankees at Newport
N Q bur weeks. I hopsi it may be so, and that he will utterly de-
Monty e listen daily for the news of a great conflict Mt or in the
NTppanhington City.
lived a letter from a friend at Fairfax C. H., who says he has
No1Its9orces there are ON the eve of a great battle. The move
US a gT;,rw.atx" 49,
Ann f our regiment are TO be stationed at the river permanent.
the lahSr, oapl. "a capt nainsohs n IN 81"
PrivAse" 80 moo moEiu .
ter, and" !, u .mP =, ~ 'o nS s~ n@as .aa.o;a@
But lesE nenHes, a VI ~ o nppn = .h;oS r hsnn5 So 0"o
Huly, ROUGH d READY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-16
ASONIC

,tTNHE OFFICERS, MEMBERS and REPRESENTATION
of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina are hereby
Informed that the annual communication OF this
iAsoNIc BODY will be held i'll this City, on Monday
transaction of business.
The Officers of the Subordinate Lodges are reques-
edf attend IN person, or cause proper delegates to
9e appointed in conforming to the constitution and
ieneral regulations of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM T. Balm, Grand Seeretary.
Raleigh, Oct. 18, 1861, sd