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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-07-26

Most OF these companies are full to ever
flowing. When the transfers are made from
the companies more than full to those whose
ranks are yet short, there will be enough
and to spare for a full regiment. The men,
as a general thing. are first class, and will
make soldiers that will stand up to the fire
of open musketry or .'masked batteries. -
The guards in camp are armed with the old
fashioned flint-lock muskets. made at Har-
per's Ferry in 1926. When fully organized.
the Regiment will draw its arms and uni
forms. Both are now ready to be dissri-
buted.
The Regiment was invited to pic mic at
Walnut Grove, about mile from camp.
and were preparing TO so to the scene OF
pleasure when we made our visit. They
spent the afternoon in company with the
pic -nickers. and had joyous time-camp
duties for the hour being forgotten. Col.
Meredith is still sick and unable to be in
camp, but the boys are not disposed to take
advantage of his absence and transgress
general orders" They obey their Cap
tains as readily as they do their Colonel, and
as obedience is always acknowledged as a
soldierly virtue. we are forced to the con.
clusion that Long Soils Regiment will be
among the best that Indiana will have in the
field during the war.-Ind. Jour, July %
We learn that Col. Meredith's Regiment,
is ordered on to Washington. Tuesday next
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T The Western Virginia correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette reports the fol-
lowing specimen of ortography..as having
been discovered in rebel soldiers letter:
The writer, soldier in Georgia Regi-
ment. believe spelt according to sound"
most literally. For example, be wanted to
tell the young lady to whom he was writing
that he "would find the accursed Yankees
so long God Almighty gave him breath"
When he came to "God Almighty" be ap-
pears to have been puzzled Finally he
made desperate dash, and wrote it down
thus: G cd. God, die, die, Goddle, mi,
mi, t-y, ~; God1le Nifty!
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fellow-soldiers. IS well as our citizens, are
with his afflicted parents.
The soldiers generally looked healthy; but
their uniforms were the worse for the wear
had lost all the gloss of new goods Al
most every one had with them some trophy
of the double F. F. v.'s"--guns. cart
ridges. shoes. coats. and secession flags
The officers, generally. looked first rate
We understand that Brigadier- General Mon
R1s. was on the cars. but did not see him
Col. Wallace's Regiment, the 18th, passed
through our city, yesterday afternoon. on
their way east. 1. is not necessary to des-
cribe an Indiana soldier--they all look pref
ty much alike-,hey are fighting stock, and
the 18th is no exception to this rule. and
they. ~ their brethren Of the 9th. sth, and
10th have done, will give . good account Of
themselves.
The Eighth Regiment. Col. BENTON. pas
ssd through our city this friday MON
ing at clock. for indianapolis, stopping
long enough to eat breakfast prepared by
our citizens. They were joyously welcom
ed "home again" by thousands of their Eel
low-citizsns. Their clothing looks rough
and rusty, but the men look fat and hearty
generally. like as if fighting agreed will
them. 1t is supposed. after they receive
their pay and visit their friends. large ma
jority OF the men will re-enlis,. for the war
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Murrah for Eahridge.

TIE new Clerk of the House has fired a
bomb. He aimed in the right direction,
and the number slain is tremendous. Here
is description OF the shell from Wash
ington correspondent:
IAN announcement was made Yesterday,
by Mr.. Ethridce. that took the employees
of the late Clerk, and a number of tie mem
bers, by surprise. On his making his ap
pearance for business at an early hour on
Saturday morning. he was besieged by a
number OF applicants for office, and mem
bers who wished 10 make his acquaintance.
He expressed his determination not to al
low single man 10 remain in his employ
for an hour who visited gambling saloons, OF
who kept liquor about his room In the Capt..
iol"
Not gambler or topper in the Clerk De-
parment. We can imagine the effect
of such a declaration. among the official
red noses. who wicld the pen for hours and
the bottle twenty each day. How the suck
ers, young and old. who have earned party
recognition by swilling bad whisky at the
corner dram shops, and have assisted to pay
campaign expenses by successfully battling
the tiger, must have been astonished at this
unusual remark Of the new Clerk The
momen; the news was spread throughout the
Capital, legion of brandy blossomed faces
turned ashy pale with fright Yes. and the
correspondent states that, even a number
of the members were taken by surprised
Members, perhaps, who are in the habit of
refreshing themselves" through the pri-
vate bottles OF the clerks. during the tedi-
Gus hours of the session.
No gamblers or tippler's in the Clerks
Department. An actual moral reform right
in the heart of Government! We should
not be surprised to next hear of Clerks be-
ing made to earn money, and that it will &C
tualiy be considered dishonorable in one
co nnected with Congress to steal. Mos.
happy omen, this abolition OF faro, and
poker. and cid sledge; and black bottles.
and biossomed noses, ana hiccups, and
headaches, and thousand other ills atten-
dant upon the two vices, from the Clerk 5
Department in the lower House of Con-
gress.
Mr.. Etheridge. you hold an honest hand
You are trump. You have taken Heaven
blessed work in hand, and God speed you
in it. 1t is no trifiug thing, this condem
nation of the gambling table aud the Sc
cret black bottle in the Clerks Office
Gambling and Drunkenness are the two
vices which prostitute Federal legislation
and corrupt political society. Of the thous-
ands OF officials who have proved default
ers, nine out of ten have been forced to it
through enc the other of these vices
They are the curse of Washington. the
curse of Congress, the curse of the nation.
The man who sweeps their big h,ing isfiu-
eaee out of Congress viii be national de-
hverer. Esheridge. the Tennessee patriot
and hero, has commenced this good work.
God speed him in it Cincinnati Times.
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WAsnrxerox. July 14.-The French and
English Governments are undoubtedly dis
cussing the question Of our block ade. and
propositions of some kind may be expected
in rev weeks.
II is believed here that Johnston and his
rebe forces viii retire from Manassas to the
position they formerly occupied. There il
no doubt from the reports Of our scouts.
that a rsnic occurred among the rebel
troops. which prevented their psrsuing our
retiring forces. aud they reiterated behind
their in,renchmen,s st Manassas Junction.
Mr.. Van Wyck, III. c. from New York.
states that Mr.. Ely. Congressman from the
Rochester District il safe. but the news
lacks confirmation.
Il is ascer,ained tina. Griffish's battery OF
artillery lost men killed and Ia wounded.
Double eagles. which had been iampered
with by counterfeiters, were detected to-day
at the Sub Treasury. They had been split
open. the central portion taken out. then
filled up with platina and newly mi Z,
They were Of the exact weight aad 80 of
the new coin.
| lprom Special csrrespsndsneeso the c:a oAs.l
WASHINGTON. July 25. 1861.
The Ohio Second delivered up their arms
this evening. at the arsenal, and will imrne-
diately leave for home.
There have been several departures to day
bu, the arrival of Regiments far exceed
them.
Senator johnson, Of Tenn. declared for
the war, to-day. in an eloquent speech.
pledging his life and means TO carry il on-
The soldiers are enthusiastic over IT.
The House lsborsd all day. the Direct
Taxation Bill being under current Of OPP
position. and the amendment fixing the rate
of mteres, on Treasury loans at per cent.
will Vet be defeated.
| Breckenridge visited Secession prisoners
to- day and remained some time. Repre-
sentative Dawes of Mass. visited them
also, and found Northern men with whom
he, had an old acquaintance. and offered to
ge them released. supposing them Impress
ed but they refused to take the oath OF
allegiance.
Major Arnold Harris and Henry McGraw
of PENNSYLVANIA, who went out with . flag
of truce after the dead. have been taken
prisoners.
This morning there were fifteen thousand
rebels at Fairfnx. where they were mount
ing siege guns.
Nxw York. July 24-Ths subscription
| list Of the five million dollars loan on SO
DAYS. treasury notes. at par. footed up early
, this morning over three million dollars. IL
is supposed that the entire amount would
be taken before the close Of the day.
The Assistant Treasurer did not urge
the matter during the excitement OF the day.
and the subscriptions since Monday have
nearly al been voluntarily made.
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INDICTED FOR TRkAsos.-On Wednesday
of last week the Grand Jury OF the United
States District Court for Maryland. found
indictments for treason against John Merry
man, Charles coekey, Samuel Mactier
Lewis Bitter. James Mccartney. Philip
Casmire. Michael Hooper aud Richard Fl.
Mitchell, all OF Baltimore county. in OBJ
s;ructing the passage OF United States
troops through Baltimore on the 18th ia :
Of April ami several DAYS thereafter by as.
saulting them and by burning bridges aud
tearing up railroad tracks
Judge Bieknea has been elected Professor
otLaw in the In diana University al Bloom
iug,ou. in the place Of Col. Bryant No
better selection could have been made.
Judge Bickneil has the ability and Industry
to Fill the place with credit to himself. profit
to the students and honor TO the Institution.
State Sex.tae1.
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Carr MILLER-The latest intelligence
from Capt. Miller. Of the 10th regiment. is
to the effect that he is doing well. He will
be home rs coon as HE condition will admit
o! his travelling. His numerous friends IN
this State will be glad to receive the intelli-
gence. Capt. Miller 10 whole -soulsd.
brave, and noble hearted man, and had his
wounds proved mortal. gloom would have
overshadowed his friends in the Hoosier
Land-Lnd Jour. e8et*A@ "a
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Go, merea,,h,. Regiuens.

~ Col. Nereditl,'s Regiment at Camp
Morton Is composed Of the following COM
panies:
Captain johnson, Owen county;
:" Wilson, Delaware county;
Williams, Delaware county;
- Clark. Eikhart county:
g May, Madison county;
% Lindiey. Marion county: III
s. Jacobs. Marion county;
:. Dudley. Wayne county;
:. Hamilton, Randolph county;
Kelley Johnson county;
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July Is
, 1861-08-31

Fes sRs @ "a hsT TR TfRse9Rss sss snis :
d9 salss Of Wsstesn aaesfaaaoe aa aanstiaE II
K oo spe S9 so1Fhs!e Sta e u sa2s con-
non M I'd fsney at s 5o@S.S5; extra s6.75; supe-
riqr $7.*o@7.5o y bfi-
Mos1EEa1 MARKEr; aug so1 xs.IFioor = sa malket
Nc. What, eales 10 900 pa Chicago q aud M Mil~au-
Eee epring at 6s069Hc. Corn. sales % oo9 hn To-
lido at a8c Freight nominal az g 20 tof noaf fs
Cd for grain with more tonnage onsfaus'
nrrRo,r MARkEr-Aug. s9.-The receipts By
rai for 81 hours aggregate 5s7a 1rls our, 65o7 bu
wheat s, 40 bu corr aid 5.961 ba oata. Flour
Quiet and unchanged, the current fates ior = ronnd
io,A s es|ss o1 tst 5eq ios sapsf ssss i
b,s superior st IS co. and lao brls red extras part
II st $3 81 and partly at 81. W4eat-Tae be- market
= sse loWer and I'M oFe nc aSE M No o1s Wbita ID u
red ! @ sad 9o@a5c for @ white: cern-seI1i.g II lots
ss1sa Sc ssf61 E 1aee s Il s W b tes st IT,
To1opo MARKEr-Aug. q Received 10, ,22s btls
-four. SO 525 hu wheat Whcat-sales 600 hu red
M at Csc; go bu white do At 90e; 500 bu D b u
red at &C.; e0Q bu red $ at &c; 5o9 bu white do
&C $500 bu do at came GOO ba Y at Sc 8 200
hu red Vt at SIC 1000 bu red Aich at 85e; 600 bu
white do at e9c !; 900 bu red Mich at Sc. Com
eales e. SEQ and 1000 hu at &c. Freights dull To
Buffalo, &c on corr, 435c Oh wheat. No charters to
OsWego.
OcEAN FRE1GHTs II NEW YoRK-Aug. 90
Fteishts have been very quiet to-day, eh1powners
demanding material advanc=. 70 Liverpool; J..
slips bags, but no business Of moment coult
be done under 1ad, for, either bulk Of hags
1sNa1oEd- TO Glasgow, small lot df Aour a
s. "a 10 Cork and near Irish port, vessel witt
200O0 bu corn at 1255d. A. vessel with 1900 bt
at lad 4 British vessel with wheat TO "a ont
port, at 12d.
, 1861-08-31

TIE STATE FAm--The Fair grounds pre-
sent every day an accession to their appear
ance Of progress made, sud this week will see
all completed. It seems settled that the Fair
vii be made most attractive one, and we are
glad to notice among the mechanics deter
minstion to go into the work Of generous
competition. The list Of prizes foots up So
000, ard there will be none disappointed to
NIQm sre aE6rGsd premiums.
, 1861-08-31

The Protestant Episcopal Free Church, corner
Indiana and Franklfn streets, is open for divine
service at 105S o'clock L. K.4 ?. II. Confirmation
'''''' ''''~''@ E. 5. Tu7rEE, Rector.
Church of the Ascension protestant EpiscopaD
on Oak street near Wells, North Diyiaion. Ser
vices bY the Rector to morrow tSnnday} at 10H
o'clock in the mo Mug and X In the evening.
Sunday school at * 4. M
Rev. A. n Stewart, late of Allegheny, Pa, and
formerly Of this city, will preach IN the First Re-
formed Presbyterian Church, corner OF Clinton
ard Fulton streets, Oh Sabbath morning, the lat
September; public worship commencing at 10k
O'Clock L. NJ. AL are invited cordially.
Preaching in the South Presbyterian Church to-
mo11oE {s9nday) morning at 105< O'Clock, by the
cordially invited to attend.
St. Paul's Church will be reopened for religious
services tomorrow. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. RYDER.
having returned from his summer vacation, is ex-
pected to preach.
The Rev. N. Colver, D. D., viii commence his
Deeplalnes street, between Madison and Washing
ton, Sunday. Sept let. Preaching 10h 4. II. and
N T. n. All are invited to attend.
Ol1vet Presbyterian Church will be re-opened for
divine service on Sabbath, Sept. 1st. Hours Of
meeting, 1054 a. H. and ~ T. H. Preaching BY the
Pastor, Rev. j. a. Wight.
SCOTCH CHURcH.-Rey. 4. II. Stewart, formerly
Of this city, Chaplain Of the 18Th Pennsylvania
Regiment, will preach in the Reformed Presbyte-
Tian Church, Fniton street,. near Clinton, on Sab
at4P. N. Both at Camp Douglas in the evening.
Soldiers and citizens respectfully invited
/ AFTERNOON SERVICE n OLD TRINITY CHUHcH.
Rev. ". G. jackson, Of the United Presbyterian
Church, viii preach in old Trinity church, Madison
street, west Of Clark, tomorrow afternoon at 81
corner Of Washington and Jefferson streets. Seatf
free. all are invited
, 1861-08-31

There WAS slight Increase in the receipts Of
produce to-day; bat owing to decline in freights,
the markets were sustained.
The flour market WAS quiet, and the transae
tiops comparatively Light at previous prices.
There Was ratEer more inquiry for wintar wheat
brands. OF all grades, the Gales Were 81 900 br1s
at S. 90 for choice White Winter extras 81 40 for
Red Winter extras; $4-25 for very choice Spring
extras; and $3.s5@s7 10 for medium to good Spring
extras,
There was good demand for Spring Wheat and
prices advanced about nc per busheL Winter
Wheat, however, Was dull and 1c lower. About
5000 bushels Of all kinds changed hands, at TO
&c for No Red; 69c for No 2 Red; 62K@63c for
Mol Spring; and 59@59Ac for No ? Spring. at
the eloae the inquiry fell of very materially and
market vas shade weaker On account OF the dull
news brought by the Arago.
There was fair demand for Corn, and the mar
ket ruled firm, but the large amount Of Canal Corn
pressed to saleto get the boats unloaded, prevent
ed any advance, and at the close the market be-
trayed symptoms Of weakness. About 10000
bushels Of all kinds were sold, at 21124c for
Mixed in store, and 215s@2ae foz Canal Mixed
ahoat.
Oats were quiet and steady at i4c. Rye in fair
demand at 21c~ Barley continues neglected,
There was more active demand by shippers for
Highwines today, and upwards Of 500 brIs were
sold at 12Hc.
Timothy Seed continues In heavy supply, and
the market is still tending downward-the sales
to-day ranging from 81 a5@1.40 per bushel.
Freights again declined H@1c per buehe1-whh
engagements at l15H012c for corn to Buffalo; 18c
for wheat to Buffalo; 151<c for corn to Kingston
and 15kc for corn to Oswego-closing dull, with q
downward tendency.
, 1861-08-31


Mo.KY MATHIS N Nxw YoRK.-The Tribune
Of yesterday reports greater activity in monetary
sttaira, Demand loans rule from 49B per can't
ncstly sos per cent, and " "gilt-edged" paper,
5@Trer cent.
REr1nxn.--Messrs. Joseph Brandon 4 Sons, one
Of the oldest stock and commission houses In New
York, bave decided to retire from business.
FoBE1aH ExcRAEaE.-The rates IN New York
for foreign exchange are steady at 1orH 0107X.
ST. LOUIS MONEY MARKKr.-The Democrat Of
this morning reports eastern exchange dull 1t
per cent. prem. Six per cent. Treasury notes
were sold at 2@3 per cer cent. prem. for Missouri
money.
TIE national LoAH.-The N. 7. tribune Of
yesterday says;
The applications at the s1b-Treasury for the
new Treasury Notes eontinue to be very namer-
oatsldezr, ranging from $50 to 3a, 900. Thers are
also manY applications on the past Of BANKS, eav-
ings institutions. &c., il various parts Of the
Government made by our banks One proposition
Is for $500, ,oO, and another for $3.50 200. Our
banks have declined eueh propositions Oh the
with such interior banks. and that the specie CT
sueh bankH, and that the specie Of euch banks
cannot be carried In common stock as that belong
ing to the present Associates Is.
BUSINESS ON THE II. 7. CENTRAL. RAILROAD
The Albany Standard Say. that '' the freight Of
the New York Central Railroad has Increased 50
per tent. in q week. The receipts Of our steam
boats are nearly double what they were in June.
On Thursday evening the railroad charges on tha
freight shipped By the steamer New World, from
charges amounted to less than $780,
T1sr1Na CoN BY EAE1I-Connected with the
New York Cnstorn-house is clerk whose business
il to receive and test all money. He is Sp8niard
By birth, but has been long while in the country
Into ecale be empttes bag Of gold or silver coin
and from the weight in moment annannces the
amount in dollars ard cents. He then runs his IN
ger through the csin several times and apple:
them to bis noee, after which he will Immediately
take eur every counterfeit coin- His infaliiblt
faculty Of detecting spurious metal Is located il
his o1iactory organs.
, 1861-08-31

FRIDAY EVENING, August 30 1851.
FREIGHTS-Dec1ined KG1c. The engage
nents were: To Kingston. fchr Wings Of the
Wind sorn et 15e s n, e osxego ;s sshr 5sthr0p.
1sc; eehrs Mupkfngum and il Villas, (taken last
night eo5n, at 12e; echr Stevens, corn. at 12e;;
fsh5 6Mianght td g soT9 at 1 sehrs Fox and
Market dun. ssies 1oS j bis speoples M Miis,'; i
as%z5e s s5s s ssssRa xss xSts1 aRs 49, =,
del; 100 br1s Missouri red winter extra at 81 40
del; 900 bzls .PeeElezs" choice spring extra 81
@ *acktnney, @ 1ao bris 'Glcncoe. anG ID 20 20 Srls S
Atlantic,H (Andalaeia,1 good spring exlras, st
SAN ael: 400 blls goed, eSt1as & sSe9, dsE SO
:sosk Gfove' It $40 ael;, S Slls 1adslasts
"city Mills st S Is, del; 100 brls medium spring
extra At $s25, del; 100 bzlE spring superane At
WHEAT-Receiged, 111,o4s bu; shipped, 1900
bu. Winter wheat 1cloWer. Spring Ii good de-
maud and Hc higher. Sales -W1wTEa-7.eo0 bu
S9 s1 Rf4 q sSsS 5 s IS s. s + Rsd G n At stgG: ts 4 So
sPR1SG-6 500 bu No, l Spring in store at 6a;4c
400 bu DO At CSC: 500 ba Northwestern Clab ID
store at C3Nc; 2, ,ooo bu 10. Spring il store ct
store 1t 5oe. ~ >'''' ~N >''~' -
The following 1ots were sold By aanp1e g bags
sec del S bags DO At 75e Del; iss bses mssd 4
nc On track; 800 bags medium spE1ng at &c on
track; 4es bags do al $50 del
bu. Market steady. ssles. A6, ,o5o bn Canal Mixed
At &c afoat 1900 bu do at 2xc t. O. b.; 1906
bu do at PC f. o. b. 5000 bu Mixed In store at
21Ae; 5000 bu do at 2lc; 1000 bu Rejected in
| OATs-ReceiTed, ss5 bu. Market quiet Sales,
5000 bu No. in etore at 23c; 800 bu Rejected Id
| store at 1ac.
| RTE-Receiycd, a.1o bu. Market unchanged.
Sales 1000 hu No. in store at Csc; Il bu Rejected
BARiEY-Received. 16s bu- Market dnll. No
TIMo FHY sEEp-Rece1ved, sa,s7s BIS. Mar
bet still tending downwards Sales 20 ba IS prime
h % osgs 3; good st Sl'aa ~ bu falr at sLs6
ni&h@NzsRecc1vea 11Gi " Il z 4as br1s. Market SC
t tive: Ss1ee $40 brls country at 12Hc.
| MESS PoRK-No demand. Nominal at $13.o(
LARp-Noninal at 7D7hc-
br1s prime at 7c-
s,ft9 Szs reD D T5at as2x@se Green
APpLEs-sspply heayier and market easier
hrls good do al & s92 12k.
/ FOTATOES-The receipts are heavy aud tht
market lower. Sales $50 half bushel boxes at n
81 aS, % re Southern Illinois; 50 baskets Alton 8
PEARs.4o sa e Common at $1,000 g; eaotc'
DIE Rg1nEaeSn@21 T ffaaess q & 1Sa and hfn 5s@sso
EGGs-M better demand. With sales at 5k 1se
| POTAT0ES-Dull At 21c 2 bu.
POuLTRY-Chickens $1.25@1 50 q dog.
BEANs-1n fair demand. Sales, % bu Mixei
BROOM coRN-5 tons good at $500 per ton
ONIONS-125 SKIS st CSC y bu.
| EOPS-3 bales n. Y. at 2Sc.
Hcgs. Market for cattle quiet ahH hsE. hog
| in better demand, and shade higher. Sales,
, 1861-08-31
MARINE lNTKLLIGENCE.

BoCED Up-stmr Planet; prop Montgomery
Kinona. Acme, Illinois, Queen Of the Lakes; bark
tIoa, city Of Buffalo Geo Thnrst6n; brig New
Fork, Mohegan; echr Falcon, Jessie. Ayr, Bron-
son, Mary Millia1ls.
Bound Doz1s st1nr Cleveland; bark Inrincible,
= Water Witch. i 3 Cotton. City Of Mllwaukee,
Prince Of Wales, Darid Morris; brig Isab-Ha, Bay
CITY; eshr Coehrane. North Star, Rainbow.
Odin, Eleanor, ID S Scott. Essex, Il Rand L II
Mason, Die Vernon, " q Dewitt. Bonnie Doon*
Sirius, Geo Davis, E c Roberts, Ithaea, Resu1ute,
Grey.
Co1L1s1oE.-A collision tonk place On Tuesday
night at 10 o'clock, near Lexington,, Lake Huron,
between the &c i Miranda, bound down, grain
loaded. and the Mary Brown, bound mp. which re-
suited IL the loss Of libboom, bowgprit aud head
Brown were trihing. The Miranda has been
towed to this port for repars.-Det7ot AdrsrtiseF.
D1sAB1Ep.-Bark InyincIble, which passed down
last evtning from Chicago reports the schr Joseph
Grant disabled BY the loas q her mainmast, which
occurred off the Foxes, on Lake Michigan, during
aviolent equall, on Tuesday Of this week. The
tug Render left here yesterday morning. expect
ing to fall in with her at Mackinac, from thence
tow her to this port for repairs.-1o.
, 1861-08-31

The Chicago Cavalry Company, uader Captaan
Iapeholx, will drill every foruoon tsundays eS-
cepted)sftom o'clock, 1t North Clark Street Pask
Members Of the company Or any other that WISH
to Join the company, aro requested to appear at
the sbove named time. IN few days the co11pa-
ny will 60 out In camp. No officers viii be elected
until they sre known to the company. The COM
pany Will go to St. Lonis under General sigel' 9
command, where hossea ard equipments OF the
best kind will be ready for the company.
A2pKxw Fl. I4ANaHoLz, Capk.