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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-01
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LEE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF -
NeUra.rIxl xlN-I NJ

Dividend january 4, 1861, As Per Gent.
ASSETS. sssla, ,ss6 5c
statement January J., 1851,
Balance, per statement Jan. 1st $780, - % SO! 80
Received for Premiums dur
tno tha
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-01

SSutontoht = 1huATy ~ 1851,
Balance per statement JAM 1st 1880 -. So, 80
Received for Premiums dur
ing the scar 10t0.. 9763053 IS
Received, for interest during
he year, lssSS q, IT., II: -; 2 sl.Sl. y Y0T|
Total receipts for 1850. S977, ,O67 IA
Paid 0laima By Death, ,967, ,O50 90 5t...-i
Paid Policies surren.
dered ............ 4l,lll 90 ,e4YOdl1A
Pad ads salaries @s1ss rS,t. ST. ,sTItlTEa
change, etc....... 81 ,62o "a "a ~
Paid Commissions to
Agents ........... 81, ,325 10
Paid Physicians fees. 5,086 IS ff So afC A
Paid Annuities. 1877 90 - Il Ia ssr., \
Paid Dividends dur
ing The year .leo 500 rs s65OOi % Al,s7o Il
n - gacy -------------
Net Balance January lst, ls6i.-.,,. slaSss so
ASSETS. y,.r. q rgqf,3f.
Cash on hand. .....,...,... 90 1884 10 ,
Bonds and Mortgageson on Real tN,'9 ''.''
Estate, worth double the ---
amount loaned. ..,,,...., 23q7e4I Ga ~
Premium Notes, on Policies " kGD0 -. I'M
in force, only drawing 6per
cent interest. .....s..... l,e79S64 "a i ~ t8fs37
Real Esta,e..... ............ 90 693 "a a EaA
Loans on ecrip............. ~ 5,0H A 5a
Premiums. Notes and Cash inlgl9 t -TeI hsi
courte OF transmission 80. W 5343 rs Dried Dai
Total Assets.......... e3el2,556 50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.
GYcr's Gterrs Yretrral,
ant Gtleaniacn Sur

YEN hnIlsn, g dnupier, GrtlltunN, Se~iisrtrit, "TRIP
SalScntilnrrna, alliauArrre Sdminr iudt, unr ~
Grleidttrun9 ltlrinr iiatiscr Yaticntrn in rrfStra
rcn Stdlien rer &rlnttcit.
60 mrit 1T ras Sch fciner 5httiAfeit unt f. tail.
reid llnr rir S1lc ieiret nc lfumrn &irttltg, fas i'm
9ar5sn Same cine Oitnse ctfent id, terannter seatt r'r.
banren III, rsIde rtn bfbit scfobrlibcn &unsrRtrants
bc'ten rarrrfb scbcilt linn. Gia sin;iser 3erfndb mi
rtrttr Olcri}in i~terirn9t rru ihrtr Trrtrtfhi6tsit tt
allen Nfttttcnen err sunarn, re!ds III unftrtm Slima
I" baitt19 llrc, tnr cs rat edber iRiaer wtitcre Ntrtrei-
flung 9%tttinrcn. MI rcne alrtrt mineer cute 9Rittsl.
nrtite auf rem Niattt 9~errrfsn wartn, ear6 tsins I'M.
;abIigrn inr auberrrrcntli9sti. Sursn ron %ss,nisltsn
etrsr9nSt mrrren linr. -sa4,}f 1o
YreYarirt rrn
Er. 8. 6. NYer unr Gt.
$rmta, DiaiTaduietts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16
Narut III ~uerfaufeu.

Ter untsrisi&nete it %9eipnnen, ieine Sartn, ge>
lesen an rer eansen Srenit, l ~ @eiIen ron
FER 8ermanner Startline e%ntiernt, aus frcier Sam
sG Sertauien. Ias 2anp 1T gut mn lat cine
rrr3usli6e Sage gum 9Gsintau, auh linn tersits
itcn l ia older nit Esinrettn t~rpTl1n,t; ouBsr>
rem enttalt RE 6arm eincn hltihen Stitgarten
"rn iitsr 100 Apiels mn rrh mrtr 9Trii6t1u>
niert. IS ~tciinret lid roraui cin 9utsa &cbntaua
MERIT reitliter Stallung nit Stsune. Sine friit
ntltsnrc Sub nrtit &alb lit ~etrnfals rafltit gu
ncrtauien. &luliethatsr mulsn ih ~seiauigit
ldriItli6 eesr MINI llh melreu tei
9einri6 5pnia,
muGnbait aui oten fcnanntcm Nlak
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16
9ale Of Ichock LYands.

In obediance to an order of the Gasconade
County Court. made at the November term
1860, | will on the 18TH day of March
1861, between the hours of 9 O'Clock in the
forenoon and 5 in the afternoon OF that day,
before the courthouse door in the town of
Hermann in Gasconade County Mo-, and
the School land, lying IN said county, that
was heretofore offered for sale and not sold.
Z. BUSHMANN, Sheriff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16
,u sraft unp stttnsthitisttit berseiisqs debt.

gu Sraft unc scttnstbat;Steit bcrSriirIFt iebt.
sic furircn nip tlrb aalltd9Iibes ltawcDlfcin. fca.s
rtrn aitb re furtttlrffcl unr sciGbriiGitcu Sranf-
soften. Niein amtritanifbrr Salenter. reidsr itsts
all gratis atis9csctcn MIR, cntbalt Gtttttc uter ibrt
2Pirtiamfelt unp eepr1utbsarmtilunstn ti 5arfet-
ei9fsit, .6eritranr, SrrtfdmcrI rcr aus rt,errtsnsms
Uia9ri b%srrnbrt, ~llttelteit, ltnrerraufi6feit, ssit-
thneiren inr tranfba ft;r. llnthatisteit rtr Giftsewtifs,
Arrettslrilsfstt. UcItfitdbt UNI anrcren rerartisen Sc.
thwtrfen, melhs aus rihcr Weriimmurs res z pliems
rr Sttrun9 ltller lNltisteit %entIfcnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16

S4rtitauslesuns. Gin @SnGlsin pres
liets am Sfsrtass in sinsm HpuRsnttpisr uue
ttdt fa bsi gstra6.uts res llmltanres an, tas
Gbriitus susr1 rem Trausn sri6isntn mare.
,8arum 2" ling sr an gu frassn, per 5eiIanr
rubts wotl, tab aui tisls Nrt leins 4uisrFs9uns an,
ftue0t.u IN ter RE 9sust trmmsn rIrrt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
AdninLsttofofs Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of ad-
ministration have been granted to the under
signed from the clerk of the G~asconade County
Court of the estate of Samuel S. Gibson, dec.
bearing date 18th of January 1851 All per.
sons indebted to said estate are hereby required
to make Immediately payment to the under
signed administrator, and all persons, having
claims against said estate, to exhibit them
properly authenticated for allowance within
one year from the date Of said letters, and il
such claims are not presented within three
years from the date of said letters, they will
be forever barred, q
HENRY SOUDERS, adm,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16

Cine atfubrsnre une ria9eatf1rfenSe pr9rarati"n
rrn Gtttn, 9crcini9t ron Scblen. unb Saueriictf turm
Nuaeinn9 in 2RafTeriftf. rrn auSerrretntfih BELLA.
arr G%sirtun9 in aIen f~cISenren &rantbsittn: fla
glasemciue StmdGe, ntrcTir aIrctirnen. gt>
~setruns. llnYerrauliRteit. Serltrpfung, Ghartcf,
Strpkln. SllSlu6. 8bcumatismus, 0tltfu6t,
9et%ertsi&msrrrn. &tGielfttrr, Nturdlsia, Gronis
dc &cpiifnsrien, ireitlite Grau!beitrn, Sleiff
utt, Tlehtsn &c p r ROY
Gem Gi(tn, fetaIe IS rem gmt attfsencmmtn, uns
II enrb ttn ga,ier Strrer ~;irtuItrt, fam iiitts IN
ieintm rruarerliacu @infub Yrirtrtftbcr. 1n-&oi
Die GrfdbruGstn rcn Z 1atcnpen trn t@9;tben 10
lrtiitn bat sclcbrt. taG feline anfert prararatirn rri
Gifen auh MIR fir eintt QusclfIid fG mis- ibr rsrr
9ieidbtn fam. ltnrcini3fcltcn rs G!itS, Gri6latfuns
ser Setensener9ie, tleiac tnp 0netie ,traEtDattc 3aht'
flrtt, tc;cihntt ttine Uttbptnrisftit III olen Salti'.
: Sn atm Nrten rcn wcTtltEtn &rdhfhtrttt trt'6tr
Stu6, Sleidftiht &c } tetrittt CO cine rrtrtuiiAt Ssilt'
r,ln9. Seine Qrjuei III ieinals, ieif rfs inret;niItb'
/ JHi1Ttr(haft tclfebt, entcedt merfeif, irel6e fplde aus.
oc,titnetc une srnnrfif beilcure Gi9enfebafen belltt.
g,I,ter 0rrett, rrlffdnfise Cettauull9, t6itrlle QEit,
srrcrlanarrs ter Sraftc, straart NIT tirein ~l,setrtGn
I;hru ss~crlansen nad ftttIrristr uur %inutttrer 1bafis,
teif (no sie dasenktiti;pt Spfsc frines @etrauhs.
| ais lein rpr,lslides Dlassn, rhp aiIsemeines Star'
t~unssmittel III es iiirer 3lriGfidb.
Gs if in sseisnefta Had,a Daetalfta6teln, tnfbal
ttup 50 Qillrn, serraft; Yrsis SO Gents; (rebs g dad
feln $3.50. Gin Dngcnr e 1adteln $500. gu batt
bel alien Srus9iIfcn. ;I8ire iteral Bin mad Grnrfan
beg Yteiies frsi %rerfanet. ale Sriefe, StffeQurstn u
No.. actttfre man an .nA -asatEap1 fssSt
@. AZ. e 81 9. 9ode & g.
brai .ss=-9 Gsnrat&&s,ntsn, sS39 8rsaeray
9h 20 @ 20 eal ss Rew-YoFka bsiy
= bsarg So zrs-oa @ii ,zasss 1labSA
NV ~ 'isssase
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16
81 z s.
patentirter
@re5eher 4 8&ini0er.

Sicfc Matbintn trethtn uno rsiniscn ras 8rtre:r
narttfabiS, rbnt NtSan9, in elmer tciferen Wlanic
as irscnr clue rnpe.e Mafhlnc Der @eseuwort 9ur1
mcbrsrc Sabre %rrctirt, mo mir eiuiss ySunrrr. It parrn
anscfertiSt unr r~erfauft, Datei fe rc pol.tr 0snustbu.
ans Sesetca. Git liup bic eiufa@itc unr am leibteltcn
gu banrbatrnre j. aihine, ieEr pautrbaft. ~erfcrpern
rsni9 Sraft trc rttfhen fbncllcr ais irscnc cine Ola.
fbinr in cen Der. Staaten. Gufrer ct. SeuiGtr Sair
ron 1858 crri9 mn reinistc rnicrc Olatbine Omit pier
pftrrtn) mebr 2Boi;cn nnp telftr ais irscnb cine A
rrcr 8 Qftroe.O lafbine auf pcn plasc; fe crbiclt %
re critic prGmie; all rsr Sair rct 1859 emrfins unftrs
Niafbinc rem |. Yre:s ais trt.sr 4 IMP 8 pfrte Ore
tGcr iitp Stint9rr.
Die srrst 9oIrent Gbrenntsaille warb i~tnftrer
Lever Cabin Power MalGine
III 1883 unp 80 ertbeilt.
tim rem permebrttn 8erarf fur bieft Wiaf4ine ~
ent(prehen, baten mir un(ere 1nlasen tcrcuteno rcrsrr,
Eert. uHfrre Irtcit uno cas Material frlI ron ttincn
Gtatfifement rr ltnipu itertrpfrn ,rerret.
Auitrase msrre,t ffeunbIi6it trkettu uue jees III
ere 1nsrunft tereit,pilliSft ertbstIt.
k4NGSLANOS & FERGUSON
Gde ron 2ter unp 6 berrp Ctr, ct. Soul.
6. &recb, I9ent furernarn UNI umsesex
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16
STATE OF. MISSOURI,
County Of Gasconade.

JoHx BRowE, WILLIAM DousLAs,
WILLIAM WALroN&ELIzAHEyH
WALTON, his wife, P1ainfffA
against
JOHN DOUGLAS, MARION DOUGLAS,
Cyrus DOUGLAS, STEPHEN DOUGLAS,
Lov1sA JANE BILEs, JAMES Henry B1LEs,
Tines. JEFFERSON BILEs, JOHN OBID1AH Bill Es,
minor children of John Biles s. Ann Biles,
ELIZA DOUGLAS, widow,
MARGARET JARvIs, john JARVIS,
MARGARET BURcuARD, formerly and before
her int erlnariage with Samuel Burchard.
MARY ANN JARVIS, SAMUEL B~URcHARD,
ELIZABETH JARVIS, EUGENIUs JARVIS,
WIN. JARVIS, MARTHA FRANC1s JARVIS,
MaRcAREr ELLEN JARVIS, THos J4RyIs s.
JAMES JARVIS, children and representatives
Of Nelson JARVIS,
'~.-t' Defendants,
Petition for partition Of
Real Estate, ...
In the Gasconade Circuit Court
in vacation Oe:ober 2Sth 1860,
Now at this day cometh said plaintiffs,
and on their motion it appearing that the
defendants John Douglas, Marion Douglas
and Cyrus Douglas are non-residents of the
State of Missouri and that the ordinary pro
cess of law cannot be served upon them
1t is therefore ordered that they be notifies
by publication according to law, that SAT-
plaintiffs have instituted IN the Gasconad'
Circuit Court a suit the object of which is t
obtain partition and division or sale of ii
following described real estate situated in tn
County of Gasconade aforesaid, to Wit Foa
hundred and fifty acres of land in section Il
township Al, range 6 west in the Couty {
Gasconade aforesaid. And that unless the
be and appear at the next term of this cOur
u be began and held at the town of Herman
on the second Monday in March next, and al
swer said plaintiffs petition, the same will
taken against them as confessed and Judge
ment rendered accordingly
A true copy attest
JAMES ARROT Tee,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16
J. H. MANNY'S
ratsutiriE YstGintete
SAneibes s MaRmalAite,

.EkAa - 81
CHR liIe Jest prrtertitet, ritfe irtittetaHnter epnlare
mafdine init alien ntnen uni Hri9ti9en 0erbsfTtrun9en
aus trnfsrn eistntn @erttfttttn ~ lieftrtt. 28ir Ia.
ben ,u 8ersIei6tn in Setreff bts Wiaterials, Der 4tttit
rne Der SauerbaftiSteit NIT trSenb elmer in rem 9rrs
Sfaaten arrftrtiSteu Wlaf9iie sil. s5 psE -
Qpir martiren fle: 4.rvs3.
Kingsland & F~erguson's Improved
Missouri Nanny" r
SIR frhbtrsr Grfcis, ais @6uitter fotDtbl ipit als
Waber, re6tfsrtiSt nnitre Ginffehluus az ale &dufer,
oar rieft Waf1tne in jtber SejirbuR9 rpatniHmeis
SsnustbuunS scten miro. Cir lit BIC ttu;iet ss>
unstRt 9srtinrun9 sines aclrcminsner
M6bers mnb Gbnitters
in elmer Waf5ins.
Die mafbiue smrfns aaf Der qusfttlfans Der sanS.
ipirtbfhaftliAen Gefelfbaft ja ct. souis i'm Strtem,
Ter 1859 ais !. Yreis Die Solpcne Gbre iRtraile unb
$4,000 ais Der ttffe r~rreiniSte S9nittcr unc Maber,
uirc bic !. pranit {: bic srpse flttritt W1eraile nnb
$4,000 ale Der bette 0aabsI. Ditbt ale 200 Vramitn
L. SfafTt iiuo tbr aif ben 4usife4ansen biefes $ancts
wie in Gurrra g~tiertaiint ipcrtel. st1 E. .g -
Sarner fputei1 Rem 0rrtbcil, cine i'm QBeffttt etftr>
tiste Maf9ine go erbalten, nift %iterftben.
Is QBir pcricrtiSen ;wei 9attunScn: cine S SnS 9ias
Ffaine fur 2, u,p tire 6 lJ2 SUI fur 4 pfrrre.
tim ScfteIunsen tiitcn frstsalk8ft
KINGSLANDS s. FERGUSON
Gfs Der 2ten unS Gberrp Sir, ct. $ouis.
6. &recb, @stnt fur Scrmann rnS ~llmsessr
-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16

/ 9it .W9afdtnt NIT A rttr 6 pftrrtfraft 1T bic alss
eausin eirsefIbrtt; ft farm init rrtr rbne StarcrI be-
ltclt nrrceii. Die Oiaf9inc init 2 pftrrrfraft lit fur
Sarn,er, bic cine tlcine une rrenisrr trttfriclise Mas
fhime ,rlnfhen, nm fur ib frltit gu rreitcn unr ~
reipiGen; fe rrif@t 9erafe f. gut als cine rsr sreStcn
Scrte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16

9. @&amsn 81. f4 ni4t tia i&ss&ss.-Grs
i4Spf su mistanrsln?
9. Qa&snr.) Sdpaass Ssi40pf 2 erlaussa
gle mir Gene Bra3e: 5attn gis hsti4raa, 9st
t&Spf jstfsn?
9. Nsin!
9. Sra, ID wsrse Stnsn me gsf&reituns tu-
ron MAIDEN. Gen Bcrt jsnist. Sd tat' nas
ibwots 9ei&Syf I'm 8a0martt vi rsr Yetriwass.
wjsSsn .IuHsn. @tFsu sic, mas it NOS z 1874
@iunp TUO9 Fe- i&Enss ltmatss Sel4Epf!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16
@eflicbc
II It ut Il Il 1e.

Wv '" '"
ct. Souls, Mo. ,.s
Die Gisenttiimsr rtsenannter gaumi 6uIr p1ss
Firen gum Ssrtauis cine Hrle gutmabl Won
RCbif= nnb SicrbGuneil, Gtr6ndber
mo NH1n;eiI,
fcn rem teiten Srrten uup i~ippialtem gEuGir utr
II %palenrsr Grtbs sum Scrrlon;eu, tcltstsnr aus:
@pfel 9Taumen Suitten
9fri6e Neten Sptanniabcersn
Sirnen Qpriecjtn 6imteeren
Sirihen Netarinen Giahelteeren
..- ... grrttercn.
Tos Iee1rtrmcnt rer 3irrlrlude enttllt aQs
RE trinitenSmertbsiten Scresn spn
Slnmergriiat, SliitGrnitrand)e, &nieu etc.
Iae ptgenannttn Artitel ttnnen gu 10 tiuisu
9reiien' selieiert trsrren, aie le fein anreres Gtatlilts
msnt tisier Dirt gu tistsn permas' . @
Gie SerpadanS sei&is9t NIT Der srSbtsn Surs-
falt. s-.
llntrs gaumihute lie}t an ter Ct. Charles 8cd
Ncar, 2 Nteilen meitlih BON rsr Gram asenue.
Gatalrse irerren auf Grrlanarn Ycratipist, renr
remicltcn ein 9%rltitamp eit9eitlrIen lit. llnp tei
8eltelunscn irerren aerrltdtt NnmeiIunarn, rte Be-
t%anrlun9 FER t~sltcltsn Saume Deer Yian;en be-
treTenr.
SDarbmau s. aartriSse,
S@ 488, ct. 9ruie, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16

HEsRr ScHRe1MAs
Noys at this day comes the said plaintiff by
his attorney and ea.his motion it appearing
to the court that the said Henry Schreiman
is a nonresident of the State of Missouri. 1t
is therefor ordered that he be notified according
to law of the c~qancement of this suit, the
object of which se obtain a partition and di-
vision of the fol described tract of land
situated in the County of Gasconade, described
as the NV or of NV ar and NE or of NV
or and the SW pr Of NE Or Of section 8, in
township AZ of range 6 west, and that unless
he be and appear at the next term of this
court Ia be began and held at the courthouse
in Herman on The second monday in March
eext, and on or before the third day of said
term ancwer said plaintiffs petition, the same
will be taken against him as confessed anc
Judgement rendered accordingly.
A true copy Of order
Ate st
clar
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G: "a: TYLER 81 CO.
0roRer
AMsttrkat t,

Ter na6ictssnc sersitnsts srp5e gprratt scn
Waarrn rirr pom Is NUrember an gu gaarz
9rsilen gesen Yisrre. Sieb. Aetisn, 8rettsr, Gprs<
Sul,, trilres crer urtarss 9anp ~sfrtauit rrsr aus0se
tauitt wsrren,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16

0tan iu msiner 3eit tas Nidtintsrrentiuns'
prinap loon srfun rem sereen une ron Ter YOIiSei
an8epsnrst rorpsn nlrs, Farm sottsu mir IS aud
peitsr Erin9en trnntn.
G8fnttrbanes,
elem. Gersnra INN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16
Hermann Schtender

S6trrhH, SfSGh, srUfen {. H. s. emtMHt Hn srQImic6 urR faErutrc5 Yaor an
aueh in 9arptuHGpns eaMhn Naaun. ~.
9prpHt werm a cen lp6fn MaHrin sru Iaarn GnwrauM. ~
ag- 9uef ef UNI ttttt9. 49,
g"as ~e 3d""s" ~e@s" fir "ens Sumo" mad UNI sen :" get tfas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-02-16

.TTosHh 8kl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-15

upon them at noon, and after an hours severe
fighting succeeded in killing twenty .one and put
ting the others to flight, without any loss to his
command. The rebels numbered two hundred.
General Rosencrans was, at the latest accounts,
somewhere in the vicinity of Cheat Mountain
Pass-about Beverly or notwithstanding the
advance of General Lee, should he attempt to
cross the Alleghanies to make n junction with
ton.
The Persia has brought us European news of the
4th inst. Most of the London journals are vehe-
ment in their opposition to the idea of negotiating
United States loan on the Stock Exchange. They
affect to dread that should the federal government
and the jeff Davis Confederate leaders become re-
concilcd, a general reputation Of foreign debts
would Immediately ensue. England had ordered
additional war vessels, with naval reinforcements,
to the American coast 1t is said that Kingston,
Canada, will be- declared permanent naval as
well as military station. The United States blockade
of the Southern ports is denominated inefficient
and "contemptible' by the London Herald, while
other English papers call on both France and Eng
land to unite in action for its humiliation il it is
not effective, as they assert it is not. Some very
interesting letters from English special CORES
pondents, both in Washington, Richmond, Va,
and Manassas Junction, Oh the subject of the war
and our war prospects, are published in our latest
files.
The special correspondent of the London Herold
writing from Richmond, Va, states that promi
nent French merchant was purchasing all the to-
bacco which for sale in Virginia, on account of
the French empire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-15

TUE NECESSITY OF MILITARY ENERGY.-Ac-
cording to reliable intelligence received from
the South it is beyond doubt that the rebel
leaders in Virginia are making extensive prepa-
rations for some most decisive aggressive act on
the Potomac. On the strength Of their victory
at Bull run they bavc been able to make ap-
peals to the Southern population for aid, which
have been promptly responded to, and an enor.
nous force is at present preparing for forward
movement, under the command of Generals
Beauregard, Lee and Johnston. All the energy
of our government will be required to render
abortive such attempts as are on the point Of
being made. If the War Department does not
strain every nerve, and become, under the
auspices Of General Mcclellan, endowed with
quadrupled energy, we may still be found
wanting in the hour Of need. Republics have
always been supposed capable of nearly super
natural vigor in such emergencies; but there is
too much ground to fear that under the guidance
of the Secretary of War and his subordinates
We are proving an exception to this general
rule
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TREATMENT OF Our WOUNDED SoLDIERs.--
When DR.. Kings report on the battle Of Bull
run was published we took occasion to criti-
else it severely. In doing this we stated some
facts which we had been placed in possession Of
by certain of our officers and soldiers who had
ceved the other day letter from Dr. King in
reply, but on careful examination of its con-
tents we find that it confirms all our statements
From the facts thus CLEANED it is incontroverti-
BILE that. in medical as well as in commits
sariat point Of view, our army was wholly I'M
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HARBoRlNG PRlvATEERS.-By the arrival of
vessel from Curacao, one OF the islands in the
Caribbean Sea, under the dominion of the
Dutch, we learn that the privateer Sumter was
allowed to remain, coal and reit there for a
week: and so far as the authorities of the place
were concerned might have prolonged her stay
indefinitely. This is an important fact, and
one demanding the immediate attention
Of the government. We cannot permit
Holland, or any other Power to ex-
tend aid and succor TO these maraudels
by allowing them free ingress and egress and
supplies of everything they may require, with
out limit to their stay. Such facilities held out
to privateersmen are, we need not say, an out
rage upon the United States; and it therefore
clearly becomes The duty of the Secretary Of
State to communicate with Mr.. Won Lmburg,
the Netherlands Minister on the subject, and
distinctly impress upon him the necessity for
closing the Dutch West India ports to the rebel
cruisers With the same object, the Danish
Minister ought to be requested to prevent
prvaecrs being harbored, coalcd and pro-
visioned at any of the West India Islands
belonging to Denmark. As long as the pri-
vateers have a refuge in ports so convenient
rs those of the Antilles or Caribbean Sea,
their facilities for committing deprcdations
will continue undiminshed; therefore we are
bound TO protect ouf commerce by demanding
that such direct aid aud comfort to the rebels
G at once WITHDRAWN,
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OUR WAR MAPS.

We have issued another edition of the MI
nerous maps, plans and diagrams of the ope-
rations of the Union and rebel troops in vir.
ginia, Missouri, Illinois, Florida and on the Missis.
sippi and Missouri rivers, and it is now ready for
delivery. Agents desiring copies are requested to
send in their orders Immediately. Single copies
six cents. Wholesale price the same as for the
WEEKLY HERALD
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Movements of Priuce NAPOLEON,

Yesterday Prince Napoleon dined with Mayor Wood
en- famille. There other movements Of the i'm.
pcral household worthy OF note.
The sercnadc, which to have taken place tonight
after his dinner with few of the members of the
New York Club by desire of Prince Napoleon, post
poned until he returns from his Western tour, when
the screnadc will take place. though not at rst
intended in front of the New YORK Hotel, but on board
the imperial yacht jerome Napoleon.
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prepared Tor battle. II had not ambulances, lint,
pandages or any of the other surgical nccessa-
saries in quantity sufficient for even an outpost
skirmish. In reading over the accounts of the
battle we find that only one ambulance was
allowed TO the Sixty-ninth regiment, and that
when the Lieutenant Colonel osthat regiment was
wounded he could not be sent TO the reay he
cause this single vehicle was otherwise dis
posed Of The consequence was that hs had
to be carried over a hot and dusty road, rem
dered still more insupportable by the thousand,
OF armed men who were hurying over it, AN
this, of course, aggravated greatly the irritation
OF his wound
Now that the medical corps of our army has
had this sad experience, it is to be hopea that
they wiltnot again take the field without seeing
that the wants of their department are properly
provided for Remonstrances firmly made and
as hrmly acted up to will soon compel the re-
forms that are needed in this branch of the
service
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BARNUrS AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadwav-Day
and Evcnng--NoRAH CREfSA-Two BuzzARDs-BEARs SrA
Lion AND OrnER CURIosIrIEs. -
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MELODE0N CONCERT HALL. No. $50 Broadway
SoNcs, DANCES BuRLEsouEs. &c-CHILp or ruE REGIMENT
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BRYANTS' MINSTRELS, Mechanics Hall 472 Broad.
way.-ErHIorIAN SONGS DANCES &c-RivAL DARKIEs
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AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN, Bioadway.-PAuprEN o'RArrERrY-
PROXY
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NEW BoWERY THEATRE. Bowery--JonN PAuLprNc-
NALLAcE-W HIRLIGIG HALL.
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL 5s5 Neutrality-suspicious.,
DANCES, BURLEsQUEs, &c.