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The New York Leader, in a personal sketch
Of Col Ccrcoran, Of the celebrated New York
sizty-Ninth, makes The following curious as
ee1tions, perhaps referring to the secret IrisA
Society known as the s'Emmet Monument
Association or " Phoenix Brigade:"
This is neither the place nor the time to
speak OF another army as formidable in num-
bers and at least Us well drilled as that to-day
Under Mcclellan, in which Col Corcoran
htside post Of high command. It is IN army
scattered through the chief cities Of the Union,
and having p Werful ramifcations through a
distant island. Ii has, and for several years
has had, companies and regiments and brig
aGes-not seen save by the eyes of the initia-
ted; but meeting in squads and companies
and ba&talions, two OF thrse nights every
week, in nearly all the more populous to gns
and cities Of the Union, and undergoing the
stric1tet ard most active drill. The army to
which We refer is loyal to the Republic, and
only wishes that the Republic were more loyal
to the republican ideas as understood by Mir
absau, Jefferson, Wolfe Tone, and Robert Em-
met. Should the evil destiny OF England lead
her to take part against the Union in the pres
enI war, then, but not until then, " i'll this in-
visible army, il which Cc7coEaG holds q G an
erals commission, swarm forth into daylight
ard activity, only asking arms and transport
ships fIcm our Government to give full en-
plo3 ment, within sight Of the Welsh coast, to
I'll the naVal aHd military resources Of Great
Britain.
, 1861-09-06

A DAT TO BE HosoRED-On the 18th day
Of this month the Constitution OF the United
States Was finally adopted By the Convention.
The Indianapolis Journal suggests that it be
kept as general holiday, and We second the
rrcpositionx
, 1861-09-06
Restorative Cordial.

Tho experience OF Thousands prove that ro preparH-
ton eaa he compared witt It for Impur1tiee Of thu
cleod depression Of the vital energy, Pae and other
wise stckly complexion.
+ has also proved absolutely curative In each of tbs
following complaints:
INDIGESTION. DYSoEFsIA. 1CsS or APPETITE
FAINTEEss4 NERVOUS TRRTTAB1LTTY, PAL
PITATIoN OF THE AEAET, LASGUOR.
GIIDEESs, ECRIENT CON
6UAPTION,
, 1861-09-06

B The following are said to be some of
the heproductions Of the Dry Tortugas Lizards,
snakes, scorpions, j'ggerr, sand. flies, and large
sized mosquitoes. The mutineers in McClel-
r,ppr
, 1861-09-06
THE RIGHT KIND or T.xx

Iammany Hall, for which, in spite Of ali
It's Sins OF late years, all men Of Democratic
antecedents must feel qualified admiration
ana respect, has spoken and in tones that
remltd us of its utterances in the days of
oen. jackson, when the integrity of the
republic Was, as it now is, threatened By
the treason Of South Carolina. The por-
ton OF the Democratic party that has its
headquarters at Tammany, being invited
to cooperate with the other and treason
able wing of the organization under the
control of Ben Wood and Company, Who
plot iniqlity at Mozart Hall, replied thus:
1tBut there is even stronger reason why the
rot uuite with your Association. Tammany Hal
@ & nSs'ssi trar M tie resssrato # or ne,G Gio,
ies @ a tie county. Il yids ei so tie Gossrnnss;t,
in all its legitimate measures to accomplish The sue
esst Of 1e national arnss seatoaslrt poTous and
q haf e. spahy w h the
traitors who atand u armed hostility to the na-
t1on who would not only destroy our glorious
Union With al its beaangs asa tae
II to our whole people, bat who would also strike
fatal blew at the cause Of constitutional liberty
:Tanmmany nn Hal would DO no aci, even to attain
the mcet complete party success, which would en-
harrass the government In achieving victory for
the Union AID the Constitution, or which would
give aid for single instant to the enemy at this
solemn snd critical jEncture II holds TIE cause Of
Me c6untzy M :ttst and paramount: that Of party,
The causes Of the present war and the respon-
sibility Of the measures Of the Administration will
be a6judged at the appropriate period; this is
not the time to consider that question. We
have now but one duty to perform, and
that is, to do with all onr hearts aud with all
aid preserve all its constitutional guarantees to
every section Of the Union. This our oreaniza-
tion has rstantly done, and will continue to do
until the end. any man does not entertain
Hall.
q" If comprcmfse and concession would preserve
the country, Tammeny Hall would most gladly
take tie lead in rendering them. In the same lib
vas found-but in the present condition Of the
struggle, 1t considers all 1retenceS Of copro1aise
TO De 7dte and c9fy intended to 4gedken the mara
$spgert ssAieh ess7y patriotic citizen should yield
To words like these all Republicans
can yield hearty assent, and with mer
who use them they can have no partisan
differences, no matter how fierce thei1
| qua1rels were during the discussions tha
preceded this mortal struggle. Let us hop
that the action of Old Tammany may b
Initiated throughout the West, and tina
until this battle for Liberty is fought on
and victory wen, such thing as partisan
ship may not be permitted to divide anu
weaken the friends Of the Republic!
, 1861-09-06

Why will people continue to use old atyle
stamps and stamp envelopes in payment Of
postage when they have been so fully and
often notified that such are no longer good for
anythings How many times more will it be
necessary for the papers to tell them that all
letters on which the postage is 30 paid, will
be forwarded to the Dead Letter office at
Washington?
, 1861-09-06
THE FARM AND GARDEN.
A New Breed of Stock to be Intro
dHeed On lie PTa1KleS Of ILLINOIS,

D.. Iowa, Ang. q, 1861.
SIR: You will doubtless remember that q
long time ago, Iwrote you thafI had calf born
with three legs and wanted you to assist me
in the sale Of it: l was very well aware that
that scrt od business was cut Of your line, but
concluded that you was where you would
meet more people and Of different pursuits
than had any opportunity Of meeting, and
consequently, might sell it, perhaps, far more
readily than myself, dc.
I had given up ali hopes Of selling it, until
the Other day I saw notice that there was to
he State Fair at you city for Illinois. Will
it not be possible to dispose Of it On that oc
casion
see that Committee Of the State Society
has room No. fremont House. Would
net some of that committee interest them
selves? If you can, dispose of it, I will
shreWd genius would take the calf and make
large sum Of money at the fair by keeping it
as show.
If you cannot, or do not feel disposed to
spend ely time over tLis matter, will you
please to hand this letter in at No, 4 fremont
HouEe, snd ask ths committee there aforesaid
to treat it as though it had been addressed di-
reetly TO them. Yours, respectfully.
To, Chicago.
The gent to whom the above was ad-
dressed herGed the letter over as directed
saforesa;d," and as the time Of the committee is
fully occupied, aud knowing the deep interest
that We take in the agricultural progress of
the west, handed the matter over to US.
We regret the writer was not more partieu-
lar in his description Of the calf. We
taye for long time seen the ne.
cesEity for an Improvement in the
legs Of our domestic animals, more especially
for the dairy, and if the calf has but the one
hind leg We are ready to cry Eurska in plain
English the thing long wanted is found. We
shall remain in suspense until we hear further
hem our friend who has had the calf born
unto him. II, as We hope, the calf is female
with the left leg minus, We will buy the call
at once and take out patent for this new
kind Of stock, aud, as soon as possible, viii
supply all dairymen and private families with
the improved non-kickere.
The readers OF the TRIBUNE will see a. q
glance the great advantage OF this threa-leg9ed
breed over all Others. The most delicate AND
fastidious lady can do the milking without an,
fear Of being kicked over, Or Of having thf
milk spilled. Even one Of these animals in {
dairy Weuld be valuable for the purpose o.
learning the children to milk. There are seV
eral other important advantages with this new
style Of stock, but which we will not discus:
at this time. Should we become the fortunate
rossessor Of the faid calf, 1t shall be on ezhi
bition at the State Fair, and will be found q,
the Editors Hall. Having devoted love fol
cur adopted State, the dairymen and private
friends St home shall be first supplied will
, 1861-09-06
The Fox River aud Rock River Regt-
DeNt&4

4 portion Of the Fox River regiment, num-
Gzeusel, arrived at Camp Butler yesterday,
also about five hundred aud fifty Of the Rock
River regiment, Col. Kirk. Notwithstanding
the departure Of so many regiments, Camp
Butler continues to hold It's oNn remarkably
we'll We suppose there are still four thou
sand infantry at the camp, and some dozen or
more companies Of cayalry.-,State Journal.
, 1861-09-06

the follewast part ct business letter; its tee4-
meny thus Incidental: gtEe+- is therefore tas
valuable:
HoSHoE, Cosx
PROF. o, J. W.ocD-DEA3 STE: Peas ALLOW :nl ts
address yen ccucrE!Ing yeEr very valuable Issstota
give Cordial sid Glosc RsnosaScr. lave been sicK
fer 1tcFt than traI, ard haGe tried almost every
mrtl1d tc get relief and have found bu: very 1ttga
9ntil tried {cnr Carit aGL must say IT makes me
tln me down VERY LOW: SIT. could get no relief
Farmer. Isn't to H. E. SLe1t2hs au.s got bltle:
have taker it. it hs greatt5 halrea re. das4ss
to set s5Ec nrre. &c. dc.
Tour obe.s:r.t .eryaat.
DAVID F. WHITLOCK.
Thus eTery orc. matter E1@ low and hov much
neg haze SEHsret experience almost Instant relief.
How Many Many THOUSANDS WILL BLESa TIIK DAY
THAT THEIR ATTENTION WAS CALLED To IT. Conc al
~Eo suffer- do let walt hoar, there mistake
about It, il will cure yen- Sc well and ertfer 10
!orger. Que bottle viii You from suffering 2ad
apFel.atIre st2Ee.
Read the following letter. Just received:
Mr.. ". K1Sa, Jr, fn!Falo, T. I'll purchased CT
ToE E'eeS ugs, bottle ct Hr1f Woods Eta3soza-
IT, terial atd f1G myself entirely relieved Of t1-
1-GsHtng dEt1els1a. pr.iactg EtDapAEe Of breath,
e Eeral debility and ItE in the s'le Wart bot
nc more and behave tHas shall be cured because
The pain IL the side and diarass IN the stomach and
calyh. are all E5E5.
NeF Hard r5, rEetaa Co1=tz. n. r, Feb .sth. 1861.
g. 0KWARD.
, 1861-09-06

# Capt. Thos. T. Meagher, has been ap-
pointed Colonel Of the New. York Sixty ninth.
The sixty-ninth, the Third New York Irish
Regiment, two rom New England, and one
f1cm Philadelphia, are to be organized as an
Irish Brigade, under Gen. Shields as comman.
der
, 1861-09-06

a TIMELY PuB11cAT1oN.-Oliye Cromwelps
Soldiers Pocket Bible'' has been issued BY
Inc American Tract Society, for the Use Of the
army. Only two copies Of the original are
known to be extant.
, 1861-09-06
Fer raIe By tue following Druggists In ChIcaxot

Fer ra1e By tue following Druggists In Ch1csxns
REED l. CO. J. Il. III Lake Bteet.
SMITH i DWYEk, "a Iyke street
J1ENSQE J. H. - State st1e4t
SAEGEET, L. H. cor. Randolph and 3tats
ALLEN, c. b $50 West Hs1rlsou stTeef
DOEMAES T. CO. GEORGE 195 RaninInh atYa~e
BRONHOID, HENRY a0a North CIarE strrat 93s
BEYAN, A. 2. 90 West Madison etreet
BRIAN 7. - fremont BLOCK
BUCK q RAYNER. e CLARK street
CLEMMQhs, LEONIDA8 199 West Rsrdolnh
p'EH HElsS; =, y ~ West Madison stFeet
D0RENBlKGi = 9oi West Iake ttreet
ERE1EKs 7. - Milwaukee nvanue
GALE BROTHERS. @tg Randolph street
EET1AAN. CHARLES 81 West LAEa etreet
HOOKER f. f. NJ 5S We4s Eandoloh atraAk
,JANNESI, VIM Canai street
JEROME. MILLION 113 South Clark 9&xee&
MAHLA. FREDERICK 81 Stats street.
AATTHE14 PHILIP, Blue Island 2y8nA4.
AEREIkIAE, F. II. Y. 2. ls7 Clark street..
MUHLER, II. a. lN South Wells street
O'HARA, z. L 80 West Randolph street.
PAYNE, J. D. State street., corner Aoufc&
KEDLISH, HENRY ~ WOlCot street.
ROEMHEtD j. So North Clark street.
THAFER F. ". under Sherman Huus4+
WHITE 4 BRABR0OK~ 80 West AAdfa42 etNa
WREESCHE, CHARLES LII N1lNA1kee AYV2Ha
". .. HARRI3-
Wholesale Agents, It Manufacturers priess:
D. r. 1uLLK- x1 Yrsur
, 1861-09-06

CALEB CUsHsG.-Caleb, 1t is stated in the
Boston Journal, has gone to Europe On busi-
ness connected with the Russian Government
he Will need watching while there. "Let no
such man be frustedn
, 1861-09-06

p EN- MOVAL.-The UNDERSIGNED
IA 1are rsmoyed thef- lsrse and complete stocko
5rcu, Steel Nails an Heavy Hardware to
Nos. 1913 and 1876 South Water Street,
Oppcsie Beard Vt Trade, tween Lasal1e and els
a. after AoEday, eept ID N'' ~
The warehouse Kos. .9n a1d 1s2 Westinghouse, ,e
gently cecEr t5u IL for sale rent At low prcs
Il is suitable 1or ackng House. FIGURING MIL Maj.
ness. ~
sitter this tate, our arr3 nsne VIII be s.Han. Kim
bark Co.. the Initials Of our senior partner bang
dropped. z. G. Raul. KIMEAKK & boz
sEa g4Se-lm
, 1861-09-06

he was in st. Louis, about every man ne met,
came up TO him ard said, inquIrinsly: i" You
fight nit sigel ~ "Yes.'' 'sDen you come
and drink sHi glass beer nit me.' He se.-
dom refcsed.--Dabuque Times.
, 1861-09-06
THERE IS NO MISTA AHDUT TT
The Cordial lA all we claim for te1s
MOTHERS TRY 1T.

And t. you s7pss te defset ss,a illness ardecHne
not only Of your Daughters bef,re 1t fs late but
rom false deiteac5; oftsa go deEa to rre1nstufa
time latter are often . mixed n with t:e excite
nent Of business that it E:re rot tor yer they
would travel il tbs GcEuHard iath, until It II
too late to arrest ther tAtal fal But tbs m3ter .
always v1gflant and to ycu confidently appeal: for
" pofrt you to
, 1861-09-06

a special dispatch to the Cincinnati pa
pers from Clarksburgh the other day, stated
that the loes of Col Tyler's regiment in the
fight at Summerville, was only Ii men, all
tcld. A special dispatch to the Cleveland
Herald, from the chaplain Of the regiment,
Rev. F. 7. Brown, and another from the sur
Eeon, Dr., salter, say that the loss was Is
killed, 50 wounded, and loo missing and taken
prisoners. This may be accepted as correct,
and it shows that the fight was by no means
the tritliug affair the Cincinnati dispatches ap-
reared desirous Of making it.
, 1861-09-06

INSTRUMENTATION the London Anti
S!awTy Reporter We learn that the Antlslayery
Society has repudiated John Anderson, the
fugitive e'ave, whose case created much ex
citement in Csnaca short time ago.
, 1861-09-06

4 CAMP At CAKToS.-The Canton Rsgiaer
says Gov. Yates has authorized the eoncentra-
ton Of regiment at that place. There are
Low two companies at Canton. Another is
forming at sp1ingdale, which will soon be
there.
, 1861-09-06

NJ ALTON AL PREMIUM CA.
IN fAKRA WINE, II J&hn 4 Mostsr,
III TWE GAZE 81 B30ELKs
At GALE HEuTHxK2, D,xEStaA.
, 1861-09-06

THH R1aHr SPmr.-The young men in the
vicinity Of Richmond, Indiana, are forming q
cavalry company, and the farmers thereabouta
are presenting them with horses. Esch farm
Ct having spare horse contributes him to the
good cause. This is the "a spirit.
, 1861-09-06

| An exchange peTtinently asks: s'Would
General Washington have surrendered Mljor
Andre to any writ of habeas corpus 2 The
question very readily suggests the answer.
He ae0atld not
, 1861-09-06
Our Soldiers IN the Hands Of the
EQemT,

writer in the Savannah {Georgia} Rspu5i.
co7., asks the question: *How shall we dis.
pose Of the prisoners ?''-and answers it as
follows:
Let the Quartermaster General Of the Con
fede1ate States issue his proclamation, stating
highest bidder for some specified time, and in
such number as the hirer may desire. I know
Of gentleman ct this city, rice planter,
who would gladly take two hundred Of the
Yar6eeE on his plantation to build up and
mend the dams Of his fields. He is mora de.
circus Of doing this, he says, as the North
without negro labor, aud he is anxious Of
testing the question. One good black driver
to every forty Yankees, would insure good
order and lively work among them"
, 1861-09-06

ADA IsAAcs MENKEK HEENAE.-This rather
famous lady is now before the McHenry n.)
county Court endeaVorlng to obtain divorce
from "her husband" the 'sBenecia Boy" bet.
ter known rs John c. Heenan. From the
following letter sen: by the "Boy" to the
Woodstock Sentinel, We should judge she will
meet with very little difficulty in getting the
"divorce:"
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 18Th, 1861-Edi
tors Woodstock Sentiaez-DEAR SIRs: Will you
be SO hind as to state in your paper, that the
woman calling herself my wife, and sueiDg for
bill Of divorce, Is an impostor. By 50 doing
you will much oblige, Yours truly,
JOHN G. HEENAN,
, 1861-09-06

W A National salute was fired at Albany
by order Of Gov. Morgan, On Monday last, il
honor of cur recent glorious victory at Cape
Hatteras.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-02-05
Deem Sea Scundings.

Some persons are surprised at state
ment that the water upon the telegraph
plateau between Trinity and Valentia
BAYS is from two to three miles deep in
its deepest parts, having been told that
there it is comparatively shallow. A
comparison of deep sea soundings Will
show that the idea of its shallowness is
correct, when measured by the almost in
credible abysses to which the plummet
has been sent. Lieut.. Bergman, in
1859, made sounding in the Atlantic
ocean, 80, 600 feet in depth, equal to a
little over II miles and Captain Dem
ham, of the British Navy, has obtained
soundings at the vast depth Of 46, 936
feet, or about 81 English miles. The
highest mountains upon the globe might
be hurled into these immense chasms,
and still leave vast ocean above their
tallest peaks. The giant Himalays, that
overtop all other mountains, would be
swallowedlup as easily as the Alps. The
highest peak Of the chain is only about
49, feet above the sea level, and its
summit might be submerged about three
miles at the point of Captain Denham
deepest soundings
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-02-05
Z o $ Il T. G L L >
Weekly National Republican.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec, 1860.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec, 1850.
The undersigned have commenced the pub
LEGATION, in this city, of n weekly newspaper,
called the National Republican.
1t is printed on a large sheet, 81 by 40 inch
es, and it is furnished at the low prices stated
below.
1t will contain all the original matter of the
Daily National Republican, with the exception
of local news not interesting to country sub
scribers.
1t will give full reports of the proceedings OF
Congress, and of the other departments of the
National Government.
1t will contain all the news of the day, for
eirn and domestic, markets, DC, DC, as well
as an original correspondence from all parts OF
the country The miscellaneous department
will receive special attention, and, in all res
meets, the effort will be made to establish the
character of the National Republican as a
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
In politics, the paper will be Republican
sustaining the incoming Administration of Mr.
Lincoln, but disclaiming, however, any preten-
sion to be the organ of the President elect.
There is no other Republican paper in the
District of Columbia, or in the vicinity of it
and it is believed that recent events have open
ed to such paper an important sphere of use
full effort. The time has come, when the actual
administration of the Government upon Re
publican principles will explode the misrepre
sensations which have made those principles Sc
distasteful to the South.
But it is not only here, and in this vicinity
that the prof cctors of the National Republican
hope to make it useful To the whole country
they offer n journal which will discuss Nation
al politics from National standpoint, anC
duty by any overpowering pressure OF local in
|
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-02-05

Try this remarkable and most interesting
iemedy. 1t is composed OF the concentrated
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Bottles and charged by powerful Battery, :
Thus possessing in addition to its superior med
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critics, profoundly penetrating, and eminently
quoting and soothing 1t relieves Pain and
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n
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-02-05

SAVE THE SwEEPINGs.-The New
York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press says:
Happening in at the publishing house
of Harper IL Brothers this morning, l
was not little surprised at fact that
transpired during my chat with one of
the firm. The foreman Of their bindery,
Mr.. Rosenquest, who has for some thirty
years filed that position, came in with a
bar OF gold valued at 1907 "a, accom-
panied with the assayer's certificate.
This amount was the proceeds of gold
dust swept up from the floor and wiped
off of the rags used by binders during
three months. l was so much surprised
at this bit of economy that | asked what
the value of their picked up things
amounted to in the course of q year, and
was told that the gold sweepings were
worth about 81, 800, shavings from pa
per $1,000, shavings from paste board
500, and scraps from leather $3.50
making an aggregate from these foul
sources of $9,35o per annum.