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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05
VOL. HXll---N0. 7.
PHYSICAL EduCatiOn.

The Importance of larger amount Of
physical edulation, and Of les. time d.yot.
cd TO purely mental training, is web en-.
phasised by Nr. Edwin Chadwick, IN Ia
peis contributed 10 the recen, Blue Books
on Education:
Mr.. Chadwick states that the present
practice Of long hours Of teaching is a
Wide cause Of enervation and pred s. o.i
tion TO disease, and induces also habits of
hstiessness and dawdliny. The half time
system is found to give nearly, if not
quite, as good education as the whole time
ana common sense tells Us that q boy who
acquired the same amount of knowledge
in half the time Of another oy, must
have obtained proportionately superior
habit OF mental activity. 1t is this alert.
ness, combined with the bodily aptitudes
created by drill, that gives the compaIa.
lively stunted boys of the town prefer
ence over the strong, robust lads from the
coast. food schoolmasters say that about
three hours day are as long As a bright.
voluntary attention on the part of childr, n
can be secured, and Chat tn that period
may he taught as much as they can re-
celve all beyond the profitable limit is
waste. lience 1t is urged that part of the
present !ohg school hours be devoted to
symnasii, exercises or dli I, as part of the
system OF education, or that the half time
system be more adopted Drill is very
strongly rec mmended by many eminent
men, who give their testimony in these
papers. 1t improves the health, the car
rage the manners, even the character;
shalpens the attention, gives habits of
edicnce, promptness, regularity, and
selt-restrainst. D." | should consider youth
OF double value" says Mr. :Whtworth.
who has had the training of the nature
Of dill; he attents to lands; he
keeps everything he has to do with in q,
high state of cleanliness; defects are cor
rected, and spec a qualifications brought
out. We find the drilled men very su-
perior, says Mr. Fairbairn They are
constantly in readiness for the protection
0t the country, writes Lieut. Gen. Shaw
kennedy. Men are frequently required"
says MI Il. Rawlinson, G. f., ito use their
strength in concert, for which they must
have confidence in one another. | have
frequently seen trained men weed out
un7killed men where heavy lifting has
been required, because they dare not risk
the danger arising from the effects of
un>ki!led strength
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Gen. Wool ana the Contraband Negroes.

General Wool wants to know what to
10 with the negroes, upSard of 1000 of
whom are now at Fortress Monroe The
Presidents order amending Gen Fremonts
PROCLAMATION sets the whole question ahoat
a9ain a. regards negroes not directly EN-.
ployed in Rebel service who NAV seek
protection within our lines Gen Woolis
ordered 10 send to Washington all whom
he can spare-the men to be put on the
Iutrenchmcnts, and the women in the
camp kitchens to be paid for their servi.
ceN. BESIDES two thousand at the fort,
there are ten or fifteen on each Of our
nlrn-ot-war which sail from Hampton
iiodd,, Who get IS n month and found
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SPDssEN MEMS p: POT!
u0Ma KcCOIE

IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist RI
les and Shot Guns Of every DESCRIPTION, Telescope
aud Patent Nusze Rides. Revolving Br, ch, Cast Steel
Garres with Guide Starter huGtng. and large as
scrtnent OF Eevovsrs. Colts Beas Maihaten's, Blunt
gyms, Allen Thurher's. Gentlemen will find at my
shop everything IN my line, and give satis
faction to all that favor with their patronage.
invite the old friends OF H. r. BRrHKrH TO give me
call he is agent. Customers will nj find hin
his post. My shop is Main Street near the Fox
River Bridge. .les n : = -srsll@ :
Powder, ,shst, wsds and Caps. Gun. by the day,
Jun1s THOMAS MOORE
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Boot and Shoe Store
u .unMD ON

No. Hossacks Block, Nan Street, Ctta,rt,,
rs in recent Of a fine assortment o, Boots Shoes
i Eubbers, &c.
Also Hats and Caps, and Gents Buck Mhts and
c,nv.s all of the be st and cheap for
Gu aud .xnmip a. PRESCOTT, fa~kf,
90 No : f}ossGcI's Block, Main 81.
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MOLINE PLOWS

vIyHEsE celebrated PIows with dnnble s!n) are nov
for sale by the uBdersig ied. and We think We can
saw with truth that with the improvements ma!c 'u-
ring the last year. they without doubt the best
Flows offered in market. We shall sell these
Plows during the coming season At fDann facfurers'
prices. and all Piows will he warranted Persons =
ing LEFT hand Pows, the Michigan double Plow, must
leave their orders n advance they will then be sure
Of getting then. TERMS CASH.
jas13 SACAsOk = LVCkwOOD.
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WILLIAM HARRINGTON.

SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
The people were not long in ascertain
ing or slow in avaiing themselves of the
privileges of this establishment, and it is
not to be wondered that it was crowded
and the other deserted. The other held
out some weeks, suspecting that this free
shaving-for Bill kept his secret well, was
but q dodge to enticc customers away, who
would soon be charged as usual but,
when at the end of six weeks he found
Billy working away as usual, charging not
a cent for his labor, and having money to
spend in the bargain, he came to the con
ciusion that he must have drawn a prize
in a lottery, or stumbled upon gold
mine, and was keeping barber shop for
fun, SO he closed his shop in despair and
left the place.
Meantime BILLY Harrington kept on
busy as bee, and one fine morning his
employer stemped in, and without word,
sat down and was shaved OH rising from
his chair he askec to gee the score for the
last six months past.
The barber exhibited it, and after a
careful calculation the old man said
"Plcuiy Of customers, ell ?"
Plenty OF EN-, said the ban Der; "never
did such business in my life!'
| Wei" replied Money Bags, "you
have kept the account well, sec I've rtiid
you one hundred and twenty dollars fol
your services-all right-and there are
| shrec hundred and thirty charges ioi
shaving that applied; now this furnit ture
cost one hundIe and eight dollar al
, ance due you one hundled and two dol
lars; and are to have this shop rent free
six months longer, and after to day you
are to charge the regular price for work
for your pay from me stops to day"
This, OF course, the barber gladly assent
ed to-. 4.s 7 t
But" said the old man, on leaving
t".take care you never cheat man by
charging ten times the usual price fo or :
shave; tor it may be another Billy Glib
bons." bsil alel aa
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Il Thrilling Scene.

a tale of the sea. entitled, d" The Fair
Inez,' by Artemus Ward, is given to the
patrons of Vanity Fair in weekly chapters
We copy from late issue the following
account of ami interview between the he
rone and the eorsair chief. 1t is true
picture, according to all sensation stories:
When lnez awo!le the storm had ceased,
the wild night had passed, and the morn
ing was bright and beautiful
The maiden locked around her The
scene was passing strange
She was lying upon fine twelve dollar
lounge, in an apartment of sumptuous ci,-
gance.
Where am l p she murmured
"Safe, dear lady said II soft flute-like
voice. "Safe from all harm"
Inez looked up. A misunderstanding
silken velvet, thick studded with diamonds
of incalculable value, stood over her ge-
NAL smile il adiating his fascinated though
swarthy features. -,
Safe, lady" lie repeated. You shall
be the eorsairs bride
a don't see it. said the gentle Inez.
"IIar' cried the pirate, longest thou,
| then. for the laughing hillocks and bel
lowing builocks Of thy own chilly cline p
al have no hesitancy in asserting that
I do" she replied.
"If gold be your DESIRE said the pirate
chief, taking out his pocket-book and
brandishing ten dollar bill on the Wau
keean Bank of Illinois, "here it isl"
aMiscreant, / spurn the vile dross Be
sides, there's ten per cent discount on it.
Thus spoke the noble IneX
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WHERE THE LAUGH Cones IN-Soms wears
ago, countryman came into a lawyers in
Court Square, and said:
Squire, Nat Streeter shaved me dread!
fully yesterday, and want to come up
with him
Estate your case" said D.
"Waal. asked him how much he would
charge me for horse to go to Dedham.-
lie. said three dollars, took the horse and
went. When / came back, | paid him
three dol,a's, and he said he wanted anoth-
er three dollars for coming back, and made
me pay for it.
/ d gave him some legal advice
which the client Immediately acted Upon
rs follows He went to Streeter and sud
How much will you charge me for
hol So to 20 to Salem?'
| strceter replied. three dollars ..
Client went to Salem, came back Iy ra.s
/ road, and went to Streetcr, saying
Heres your money" paying him three
dollars.
"Where is my horse 2 says Strseter.
"He is at Salem" says the Client.
only hired him to go to Salem!
Streeter, who was we'll known as prac-
tical Joker, acknowledged the gram, and
paid tic penal y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

National Fast Day-The day of Bulls
Run
+ The policy Of the men who refused to
take sides on. the War Question-All talk
and no side-er.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

RoMANTIc LOVE SCENE-Tis past the
hour of midnight. The golden god of day,
who yesterday drove his embazoned char
it through the heavens, has ceased shin
ing upon the earth, and black pail
rrgus over the lower section of our city.
Nothing is heard save the distant step Of
the bill poster, as he pursues his home
ward way Suddenly sound breaks. the
stiffness of the night; it is the sweet voico
of Frederick William, calling in plaintive
tones upon his beloved Florence Amelia .
Throw open the lattice, love, and look
down upon the easement, for !, your own
Frederick, am here"
What bringingest thee, love, at this
time of night, when all is still and gloomy?'
:" come to offer thee my heart On amy
soul, ! love thee-truly, wildly. p ssion-
ately love thee. Dost thou reciprocatest
The maiden blushed as she nesitated.
"Ah!" cried he, and the face of our
hero lit up with a sardonic smile, thou,
lowest another
NO, no, no. cried Florence.
"Then why not rush to this bosom that
is bursting to receive thee? p
" Because" replied the innocent but still
trembling damsel, I'm undresssd.' ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05
Ssuc,,;l Vista Floral Gard MS.

AZ the residence of ". ~. W. Crslmdn. East GttS,ro
Always for sale large supply Of perpetual Roses
other kinds Of towering Stra"peffl To
u,,to m, barb Cabbage plants. &C., &C.. in ths
oa sad y.refat,es Of all kip"S. Junf4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

&. ". DESIs,gs,.
Teacher of VOeGf and Instruments! Music and the
Ge,Sa0a LaR0,Gpe
Ocice in Post Office Block opposite the Free Trader
Printing Office
DFNHAED'S QrADRiLLE PASD is ready to furnish
superior Music Balls Parties Concerts, &c..
sonahe terIaS. A good caller is connected with the
Band.
Apply at Denhard's Office. opposite the Free Tr"her
Office OF at residence. opposite the Madison street
=, boo, JJopss above the Meat Market dec22
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05
His f.Cm SaL;ty Fair.

H"ss'ss test .STpes The Steps it has
taken 20 assure the United States Gov.
crnment OF It's sympathy and support.
To Gcreral Por..r-Dout allow any re
porter 10 pas. your lines until he is able
to parse his own That will keep EN- in
Nolc N,.y D,fcr,d-The man jeff Davis
a reck less one
The privateer jeff Davis One wreck
more.
Ecar rih 1.-The One of Russia
-Adr cc 10 Psarcanngcrs. have done
everything 10 bring you over to our Fed
cral ground, and we can tell you now, that
If y"u wont Come over. you have got to
Come Under
4 Hoar Prtriot-"I have joine. tn.
Home Guards. said Mr Ferguson
What Tor: said Mrs Fers.sso,
When many of orr soldiers are
away. said Mr. Ferguson, d" our country
needs some Safeguard"
We'll. said Mrs Ferguson. "you have
certainly joined the Safest Guard | know
Of
.h1ker GINS; O,ncara
Please, Gen 'ra! Scott.
Please. Mcclellan bold,
Set Your armies on IT, trot..
! For Northern zeal is very hot,
The Battles nine davs old.
Change for the worsc-If Presiden Da-
Wis be really dead rs reported, the Con
/ federate States will b. placed under the
CONT oil of anfamous Vice.
/ How President Lincoln reconnoiters the
I enemy-Through n Cameron Obscurus.
! Good chance for Nebuchadnezzar-Ac.
cor'ling to Southern papers, all the Cen
federat" cilics are going to grass.
badoes and n market. tome to Dixie
with food, arms and clothing for the rebels.
( Very probabie-It is said that the runor
, of JEFF. Davis death orignated in tele
gram running thus: President Davis is
/ d-dn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

A Colt that needs brssking-Col. Colt
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SyEing Il Summer ,lillll1erV.
Now oleu for inspection and sale at
His. ss!faS.I's.

is,st door .cest Of H. N,ch,ys Je"sh'y Store
1 LARGE ana beautiful assortment Of every .'yis
"A ami variety "i SPRING SUMNER MlLiiNE"i
.rUDs bought exclusively tTT ca>i, II the '"""st pos
sable pr!cC. and viii be sold civaI'yf thar can nr b"4'
u, any other I4ar- Uftawa- ladies ia search %
aud stylish EoHi-t-, invited L" car! ana
examine my goods ami P .ce-. apo
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Mrs. Tss. AZ.
Spring and Summer lHillinery.
La Sail ST. one door .South Of GiBson'S F,.,
nitue Store.
all the new
STRAW GOODS

~ NprH- is'
consisting OF
all the new
STRAW GOODS
The largest Stock ever
brought to this city
l., dies Misses ana
Childrcn's Iiat- ! al 'i'e
styies-price 'r"n: one 20
five dollar. Extra Sues
shaker Hoods. Cry ani
White Hair Bonn ct ;
quite new in style. IN
fan,s'ani children's goods :
in great vari sty-
\ A very choice lot Of hair
} I.et-.ais"
AIsRGF 10; Of nEfoS
= TRIMMINGS. button and
ronam.hts. in all that .
new and d->irahl --sl
selected wi;'I niuch care.
Gold G G-ltiug-7a hnck'
les, Gold cords ani GippS,
toC-iher with = n!l! set Of
Cloak and Dr--s Patterns.
Tie NEW GCRE DRESS
PATTERN. Ci-I'irrU'S pat
terns-alI tl,at IS new aud
choice. La,iir-.' Mis- :
AMI Chiidr ems MOO Y
SHIFTS - warranted ih-
bets steel springs from -
cts, to 1890
FINEFEENCH COESErS
White Muslin Ru.!iins Ia al
widths
TAPE TRINM SG-
nice Gui.lfr >siris-
MRS. TAHELE will, a.
heretofore. pay PERSONAL
ATTENTION to all orders
witch are respectful Y 50
cited.
/. Mrs. T, while IN Ne Y
York, spent muc'r time III
:, ard has secured the ser
r Dress aui Cloak making
Dress Making III the b,st and
Of Pattern and Dress Htt'
hari.
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TO THE DIE S.

OTTAWA MAks.IE AID
HE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewell Finley, where he intends to carry on the
business extensive scale. liz has on hand ana
is ways in receipt the best quality of American Ita-
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head stones, Tomb Stones
ionuments Nantes. Furniture &c AS he has some of
the workmen in the western country, he feels as
sur.d that he anything IN his line In superi.
or tye together prices he feels assured that
he will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction. ~
n. .. Orders from distance earnestiv so'cneu, An"
pronl :ly attended to- JAMES "ih'"7
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MRS. TARIFF.
r.spec; to DRESS MAX y.

vices or Mrs, C.>Puis Tor Dress ari Cloak making.
being thus irrpai cd t. do Making the bc't and
most apPrcvcu style.
y. An elegant lot of Pattern and Dree' h't'
will he kept constantly on hand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05
D." ENEgrSSY

II. kNECSSL.
German Druggist and APottscGTy, NTin ST. OttGic-
WHOLESALE AND KETaIL.b
Importer of Drugs Chemicals, French Cosnias Bran
dies Wines, &c, he aue-'
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kept an hand their customers atiowestcaS
rates As they buy but the best they always pay
the highest price for cattle, lambs. &c.
R,,ueu.Be, th,ir ss,r f1nf--- H0cg's Corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

DEsLSE IN
p-uo. pst.rt H.eiicinea Paints, OiLs. Furnish
Due StHfS. dc, dfc..
Retwr-u Glover & Cooks aud fe'ldick : BlHch-
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Ha, ing associated themselves together for the practice
cir profession, respectfully tender tier services 10
the :i:ir-ns O Ottawa and vicinity
B.-An persons indebted to either OF the UNDER
sig1ed requested to call immediately an" arrange
the
Once over Hunt--'. Drug Store, La Sale St
c. HARD. VI. D.
;.n1s Il NJ McAIITHUR. VI. II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

IruJJis. Ro0kss!I>r, ant .St'fiOHsr-Ofdud-! ~.
Second store in Nattnger's block, south side oi IN
house y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-16
Military News

Cor DIIIoH OF HcCHls SEIs ZoUAvEs -
An efiicsr OF the 10 h regiment, N. Y, w.,
(MoChssnsyr Z1uSvs's.) now here on fun Tough,
ttSt that the regiment has neither be,r paid
nor properly fed or clothed since they lsfs here.
Their food thOy especially co np'a'n Of. The
pork they say was bad, the boet worse, the
oofres unfit to drink, bears nouldy, In short
everything Of bad quality. C'Itainly all the
complaints from regiments At The ssat Of war,
are not made without eause Lat the rascAIlty
Of contractors aud quarter masters bs invoAti-
gated and properly punished. and thsss troN.
blss will esss'.
VOLUNTEERS DHPor.-At the volunteers
depot yesterday the following eompsniss wore
inspected end mustered into thu state soryios;
ons company for the British volunteers, one
company for the Artisans GaArd, twenty.
thrs' recruits for the S7th and twenty for ths
9th rsginsntA bIth nov at thu Sat Of war,
were alec 'Xan insd.
QUAi rERMAsTKRs DRrARz1nNr. TOE con.
tract fos roysiOning troops has bs,n sw Irdod
to Mr.. FsSDT, at II o'n,s Tor raw or 20 cents
for cooked EAtionS, or bOA,d, at tho cp ION Of
the D,pArmInt T.o companies Of voluE-
t~ns trs now qusrtsIsi By the s.Gts At tina
dspet, and EACH LAY tie nHnbsy "a iGO<sNsA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-16
The Baltimore Police Cosn,..,o ,em
ASoIH.E BABEA' cesPrs

ANOIHaE HAbhAt C0sFrS
The Gun Judge and III, Sl,nf having
sxhIuitsd thar powers in the mater Of the
BLdnots Ptlies Com nission,rs, nothing mM.
can b done 10 regard ihs', to unls.s ia, mat
Tar 10 rs-oP,ned by counsel for the prisoner m.
Previous to BID attempt 10 serve the writ Of at
tsohnsLt upon Col. BJhKs sh-iiG C.Nrs ALL
eortu,tsd With Ca era Dc AT "a, ard A.k,d his
advice alb ut cal ing ont tho nii'ary. Th.
General ibfom,d him that the whols $ r.ngt,
Of the F.f.h ig'de which he cJmmsndsa.
did 20. sx'e'd 1900 men, which numbsr he
cesn I'd inidq 5ats 70 reduce sueh a foriiacl-
ion IS Fort H'mil on, even with the aid o.
all thu 'itg. tuts DOW prosurabl, BY tho state.
lie ttous h. sll The srtill,ry they could CON
rand would not make tie ,ligbttst impression
upon any OF the forIhc .uons gu uciug the
h'rbor. The Shsiif concluded 10 dip use
With The ssIvic Of the Brigade and w,nt In
Psrson TO serve the attAchmsnt with the rssui
herst, fore stated.
Judge GARRISON Issued suo'her writ d
habtds corpus, . 'eW days Siuce, on ii, sppu.
cation e G. J. JACK Eco who apsAra as
c'unssl for come 200 troops WHO we're CONS
time sinee surrendered by G,u. Twtoos Ia
naisgordA Bay, Texas to Col Vas Doas,
the rsosl comm sn6er. The soldiers were tskeu
TO Fort Hamilton and are now stationed there.
The principal ground Of the application Is,
that the men, on being turrspdtr,d, were rs-
leaaed from tie Gel vice Of ths Government by
thsif cfhc,rs. Anc having b,sn obiSsi to tAks
an oa.h not To serve asA'ps: the CJnfsdsrA,,
States are thereby abSolvtd from whatever
service ttey owed TO the Goverpmsnt, aad II,
now Illegally dstAitsd. Counsel, ins;s,d Of Ia
seiting one name in the writ, 90 that II ~,
prisoner was produced the merits OF the ca.,
could 10 t'shd, insaItsd the name OF every
soldier. The writ was duly sTved UPON tn.
officer in charge Of F RI HA nilto, =, who ca.eh.
log glance at the fornldsbls a ray Of nIpea
declined, In the most rsspec 70! terms to bav.
snythipg 70 d. With IL. The writ wai coas
qusntly returned uusAtiSasj. CyuisL hA.
since written to the Secretary of War upor
The trtisct tut has rsc,ivsd no snswer.
lis idea Is, that TO yis'd to the wilt will b,
the easiest way to 60. rid Ct the Insa, yh
cannot ,sIvs BY reason Of Their pHo,e.) with,
out recognizing the rebel Ar'aSgsnsnt undsl
which they were permitted to ,aVs Texas.
Five companies OF the LIST r'glmsDt L,ng
Island Volunteers, (BrOoklJn PhslAux,) here
tOfors Ststiorsd at Fort Scfuyls-, HAYS b,sr
ordered to Fort Hamilton. where they are nov
qusrtsrst. Tho cbj'ct is to strengthen tbs
station, 30 that the Govsrnn Mt eau mSin,hu
Ito authority. The c,mpsniss a-s A, u e.
q aud |, ofueefsd as ioloss :-Lisutspau'
COlope CRcis Captains HosK BSrDKS aud
GooDsLAsi L'eut,nanta BEEoGxk, PanLns.
FCRD, sHAHHKR BULLIvAs. MI - and Joas
sos. The rginsat bAa r,c.ntiy bs,p vai.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-16
CITY NEWS.

THr LATE Cot FARrHAM.-Ths Gags oil
AL publie building, and the shipping wsr.
at hall mssI yesterday, Ia token OF sorrow for
the deceased Colonel FARyHAM Of the Fire
Zouavss. A. two O'Clock P. NJ . nesting OF
tbs Fire Zousvs COMMITTEES was held at the
Astor Hoaso, 20 arrange for obsequiss hus but
as IL wa, stated that both III, wife sad father
osbe dsess'ei ware opposed 10 any public Ger.
smouiss, no steps we're taken. The meeting
adjourned until this morning, at 10 o'cl ,ck A.
M when change In the disposition OF ths
relatives may have b,sn sfr,ctsd. and SONS
pus'e msnu'stiou Of respsc! for the memory Of
the dead may Be made.
Yesterday evening meeting o. the l. 1gin-
eors Of the Fare Department was held at No.
" Hizsbsth street, so- thu s,us purpose q,
that H the Aston House, but for the Same
reasons sdjoufnsd until this evening. Thsir
action will be dependant upon that Of the As
tor House G lmmit,se,
The body Of Col. PARsHAN would. II wss
expected, arrive a. about o'clock this morn
Ing at the Jsr,ey City railroad depot, WHARF
II would Be rscsiyei by few Off ,srs Of the
Fire zDunvss and some OH cars and me nb,s
OF the 7th Regiment, who would form an ss-
cort 10 the houss Of the father Of the deceased,
on Thirty seventh street near Eighth svsnu,.
Farther than this. 70 arrangements have been
made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-16
An Amer Battery.

TEsEinLs tu'givir 70 Ct mystsriou' danger
to the bloehAdipg vessels at New or.osn,. havs
trapspntdf ON tins to tims 10 the r,b,l n..s
Fspcs Toe sscrst Is cut a. les. The power.
ful iug-bost Eaoch Tram has b,en 6.,d up a.
Agi,rh with rho proof cove Ing, b,tsring
ram At the tow, grspp!itg irons under thu
ram snd team auger b,low water marx
under all L. is expected to iua into tn,
BrooI.T with terrible hump grsppls to her
and Dor. a hoe, with all tie pslfossto- y fsro-
city ct Mississippi mo iito ih,n driw of
10 proper diS,snc. and butt away and lore
ssAln, AID 50 on tni the iniec. -bittsa mon.
s'sr silks h-lIl..s iu ,hs e,p hs Of the Gull.
Vsii'y We ere a smart PEG, l,--:r we're, until
The secession dAlHiers