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, 1861-09-09
pADpCAR AND CAIRO.

O::r dispatches from Padueah and Cairo
ere It'll and comprehensive. They give
tic details Of movements in each place,
and 10 doubt faithfully reflect the appre-
decisions that are felt by our loyal troops.
Tn>!. Kentucky speaks, no calculating Of
probabilities viii be satisfactory. She
r;ust ,:ecide whether she will be made the
tstt:c field, or whether. uniting with the
Government, she will drive the invaders
from Aer soil and continue to enjoy the
blessings ct peace. We d;strust the wis.
dtm snd patriotism Of her decision; bu'
zeycr were the rewards Of well doing sc
easy 10 be see1; never were the conse
q-eoccs Of d:sloyalty SO Lear. What vii
Kentucky do? 1hat's the question
, 1861-09-09

[specisl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

(apeci.l Dispatch to the Chicago Tribanel
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 8.
Nc further intelligence has reached this
1o:at in regard 20 Montgomery's encounter
with Rains, Arrivals from Springfield report
shat rumo1s had reached there Of fight, but
with different statements in regard to the re-
suit Of it.
Official dispatches have been 1ecaigsd at
headquarters from Lexington, Mo-, giving de-
tails OF the various skirmishes which have
taken place there. Nothing additional is CIV
en to the accounts already published. On
Wednesday night last destructive fire occur
red there, which consumed ten buildings be-
fore it was subdued.
We EaEe received nothing OF Importance to-
day in regard to military operations in north
err Missouri. 4 couple Of locomotives came
in collision yesterday near Brookde1d, bn:
fortunately without serious results.
Lew Wallace and his zouaYe friends arrived
tonight.
, 1861-09-09
From Fort Hattcras Encouraging Z
NeYE4.


Fort MONROE, Sept. 7.--Com. Stringham
has arrived The GEO. Peabody arrived last
night from Hatte1as Inlet, bringing number
OF fugitive families from Tar River. The for
nfcations at Ocracoke Inlet have been aban-
doned, and probably those at Oregon Inlet,
some miles tits side Of Cape Hatteras. No
signs Of Notifications could be seen from the
Cape light house, still dark.
It ia supposed the secessionists will make
stand al Fort Macon, strong casenated
work guarding the approach to Beaufort.
Refugees from North Carolina report that
the lower equities Of that State are ready to
hoist the Union flag II hen assured Of support
by the Government. A perfect reign Of ter
1or exists in that portion Of the State. Troops
were returning tom Virginia
prominent clergyman, from Ha.teras II
1T said that should the Federal force invade
the mainland near Beaufort, they would i'm
mediate1y be joined by 1000 North Caroliaisn
Unionist6.
The Captain Of the Peabody counted Is
wrecks between Capes HIATT ras acd Henry.
Col. Weber returns to Old Point, and Col
Hawkirs's force will be greatly Strengthened
at HatteEae.
, 1861-09-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WAsHHuzoS, sept-T.
The following appointments have been
made: Charles N. Thuraton, Maryland, Aid
to Gen. Scott in Florida, esteemed coed
officer Willis A.Go,naan, Of MINI, and David
Butterheld. Col. Of 18th N. 7. Militia, Brga-
der Generals; 8, ". a. Stokes, Of Penn,
Major ct 18th Infantry; Bepj. P. Walker, Of
Ind, Eglen s. 8. schenck, Brigade Com1cis.
sar:es; Norman N. Ross, Of lid, Consul at
Liepsic. Ger. 9cott's Aids have been given
the 1a1k Ct Celone!s OF cavalry.
Three soldiers Of the n. Y. Twenty sixth
were captured while on scouting expcdi.
tior, by two hun3red ragged but wei
mounted rebe1e. They were stripped stark
naked and cszted If Their clothing and Ia
ticns were greedily divided amongst their
captors.
A general Court Martial has been sitting at
Alexan d1ia, which adjourned this afternoon. Il
2as sentenced scme 80 to be shot for sleeping
On cr deselting their post, allowing persons to
pass without tie countersign, and other mill
tary otfenses. Among them private VIM Scott,
Of the Third Vermont, whose sentence Will
be executed next Monday morning, unless,
which is probable. he is reprieved Lieut..
Col. Oken, Of the Fntsenth New York, has
! been cashiered for drunkenness.
General Mcclellan has issued the following
! order:
| WAsH1Saros, Sept. s, 1851.
GENERAL ORDEB, No 7.-The Major Gene
| fa1 Commanding desires and requests that IN
| future there msF be more paTttct respect foI
| the Sabbath on the part Of his command
| We are fighting in holy cause and should
endeaycr tG deserve the benign favor of the
CREATOR. Unless, in case Of an attack by the
enemy, CT some clher extreme military ne
ceEsi1Y. it is commanded to commanding off
cers that all work sfa!l be suspended On tx
Sabbath; that no unnecessary movements
sLa,l be made on that day; tbat the men. a.
far as possible, shall be permitted to resi-
vine service as after the customary Sunday
mo1niG. inspection; and ttat officers aud
men nee alike their jnhuence to insure tht
utmost decorum and quiet On that day
The General commanding regards this rs NJ
idle form. One days rest In eeven is neces
sary fer nan and animals. More than this, tas
observance OF the holy day Of the God Q
mercy and battles is our sac-ed duty.
fSigned) GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Com nardiug.
| 3. WILLIAMS, A6jetant General
The rebels o. the Potomac are very sctive
! Manassas camp is reported to be broken up
| Yesterday MunBon's Hill was almost deserted
It is presumed to hea ieiHt to draw US into q
embuscade.
Our troops On both sides the river hay
) been under arms for two days. An attack
constantly anticipated
, 1861-09-09

M RS. W. J. ] OH n S 0 N.
Az Ice Cream Saloon, L Lsdies' Restaurant a.d
French Candy and Chocolate Maaufactory,
.o1th-est corner Clark and Madison ereeta Chicago,
II. Orders fer pa1lieA Weddings Re Ua.oEsr Bsu !.
1t reasonable rates, 6F9x3t
, 1861-09-09

The situation oi AAairs about Wishing
tor does no: seem to have materially al
tered since yesterday. Our correspondent
Says II his special dispatch that the rebels
are intensely active; that our troops had
slept for The two preceding nights on their
arms, and thst sn stack is constantly ex-
pected- We have abiding faith that Gene
ral Mcclellan is prepared for any emer-
gency. But who does not feel the momen.
teus anxieties Of the hour-the fate Of this
grea: Republic, Of our free institutions and
Of our NATIONAL honor, to be decided in a
Tnrf
, 1861-09-09
FROM PADUCAH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
PaDUcAH, Ky, Sept. s-sP.H.
Gen Smith arrived hare LAST night, aad is In
command os this post. Several regiments at
rived last night, and large force is Low sta
toned here.
About s7S!oc0 worth Of Aour, provisions
and goods we're seized at The depot Among
the goods are sixty bolts Of army CLOTH. The
becks Of the freight depot show that from
u-e to five car los6s Ct flour and as many Of
aacou, have gone south every dag for the last
,wo months. The town is carefully guarded
ard sartIise BY tho eEemy is impossible.
, 1861-09-09

Polk and Pillow. There il a battery Of ten
guns north Of Columbus, with considerable
force Island No. 10 ia fortified with bat
tery and large fcrce.
No news from Gen. Tighman. He ia re-
ported within two days march Of Paducah,
with q force in all from 900 to 5000 men
, 1861-09-09

w ANTED.-A young man with
" With e! hundred dollars capital wishes to
engage In scIne Kind Of buGneze-has knowledge Of
tAs pr Goods or Grocery t!ade:-or the advertiser
would accept situation - book keeper ca:h!ez-
Please eddfe-s &C E. Mp. @, Box 3HS3, te9x3t
, 1861-09-09

LOUISVILLE, Sept. S.-The Charleston Her.
curry OF the 5tb, says Capt Coxetter, Of brig
Je1. Davis, arrived, aud Was presented with
: watch, DC: Capt, G. says for ~ two Teeks
be Tas cruising for yacht Rebecca, Capt
J. G. Bennett, Jr., without success.
The Charleston Courier Of the 9Th says the
whole coast at St. Augustine is hlockaded.
Reports yessel with coffee aud fruits ran the
blockade on the 29th uit, under heavy fire
from the feet.
The Fioridans think their batteries will
effect1aiy protect them against Federal inva-
sion. The planters have unanimously re-
solved not to. ship Sea Island cotton. either
North or South, the entire crop being pledged
to the Confederacy:
The Nashvllle geso7s and A'st7aeq"2 qt the
9th, says 8, 500 Federn1 troops occupied Pad1-
cab On Friday, and have taken possession of
the telegraph cf3cs, maxine hospital, branch
bank Of Louisville coin from which hay
ing been removed before their arrival The
eeiaor thinks the movement is Indicative Of
an attempt 10 invade Tennessee from that d.
rection.
The Charleston Mercury correspondence at
GoldsboEo, n. G., Of the 5th, says an is quiet.
No signs or expectations Of an attack. There
Is no ir rdication Of movement to beat off the
invaders from their present position.
The Fredericksburg {Va.} Recorder, Of the
water near the A2zyla land shore, opposite
Aqnia Creek, sunk By Confederate batteries
RICHMOND, Us, Sept. 4-Ugent requests
laye been made to place Capt. Bragg in COM
uand Of the threatened district Of North Car.
| pl:na.
! Passengers from Manassas the 5ih, say the
| Coutede1ates killed three hundred Federals,
losing twenty, in q swamp skir1nish on the
| 9TH, taking Possession of an important hill
1ear Arlington heights.
| 4 special 70 the Knoxville Register, from
Lynehburg, 9Th inst, says onr forces are p1sh
SYafyf frr~ar fnxn ~ po1f
! which the ContedeEate's took yesterday afte1
F? eharp fight, brings .us th1ea miles nearel
Washington than heretofore, sud our post
and flag are now in full sight Of the camp
court and capital Of the Lincoln government
The Cla1ksyille JSDersonian says the car
days with eouthe1ne1s who had bean reaidiuI
Nerth, who were compelled to fee to svot'
being pressed into The Federal service; quit
. number Of them from Missouri
4 special from Richmond Of the 5fh, say
Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston, senior Geners
n The Coufedente army, has arrived, and
il expected he will be assigned duty at NJ
ra8eas.
The Richmond Dispatch learns that Ge1
Lee was at Valley Mountain On the 27th alt
waiting for zair weather and good roads
commence operiione~ The Federsls al
strongly posted Ut stalknaker's, about tWels
miles distant, and between there and Hutton
vile.
Louisville city is full Of contradictory an
unreliable 1umoFs, among which is one Shat
| disratch from JEFF. Davis to friend was e
h;tited to johnson, Chairman Of the gena
Commlttee to visit the Federal and CO
. fedetate military Authorities in ,,westa,
Kentucky, saying that he paVia} :
] otoved OF the Confederate occnpafik
3 of Hickman and Columbus Some excl.
8 meat was created by Renskeau's brigade b
, irF dYaxn up n line on she Iadi4ra eide
roeiye Co. Wtitsker, which gave rise t.
, 1861-09-09

IED1AsAfo1s Sept. 8-Hon~ Joseph 4.
Wright, e Minister to Berlin, arrived home
en Saturday. Hewas greeted at The Depot b5
= large crowd Of citizens, and escorssd to the
State House square, where he was 1s;comed
N 1Gat pat1iotic =peech BY. Gen. DanaaS,
Mr. Wright III response said he did not enms
fornE. When the institutions OF his country
( assai1ed hc had nothing TO do with saen The
CONSTITUTION must be preEerve an3 this great
rebellion Put down. Ge wcnld sustain Mr.
Lincoln sna his standardization in evsEy efo:t
to Sustain the Government, He we1d:neve
you'd Consent 70 q division Of this county.
We nuat be one people He was for this
country first, lest ard a1i the time, aud fer a
prose cution Of the WET successful teEx1ius
'lon, and for Euch Eursoae would f;szt forth
e7ErY sxsrtiQu.
, 1861-09-09

1correeporderce Of the Chicago Tribune-7
LEXINGTON, NO., Monday, Sept. S.
4 messenger Just starting from here for [
Iedezon CITY, gives me the opportunity o.
sending You very brief letter. We, the LIST
Regiment Illinois Cavalry, Col Marsha1l) with
e,rne ano CT mora Home Guards, (Infantry,
mornted for The occasion J 1stt Jefferson City
ME veek a,ro .ast night, reaching here yester-
fsv morning. At Georgetown, IL stroag ss-
t4s5;nn n;sea. and SOFT OF hcaduuartess for the
r,,,e,, ~ that s+et;cu., the advance guard 0:
c,,. -ar ;,ne1t comnosei7 in mart os Cao.
T.;+chs n. f.,mranv. md in nart of the Home
Cr.raS amounting to a5ont 1e0 men, and all
nndev the cornroand Of 1ieutx Cot &, Mccoy,
came in s;ph+ Of 4 number Of mounted "se-
ccshe7sn 1nsk;ap their exit from tha town
ii, III the d:snatc1 nossib7. shan, chase
fo1,owad Init tbe raeca1s had TIM much the
et.r4 and were too near the timber to be csp-
$500 w,;;e r,,n;no ,hr,rnph the streets
ever, sho+s xers iired affcr Them. san, of
tts,n f,t:r, ee,c+ rro of onr n,en while
~. the cha.e through the street. nsxned Clay
gor and Wheat we're shot from their horsaa
br scoundra standing mon the s,dewsuk,
1be fo-mer died in about fifteen minutes the
1stter Aad four buckshot deeply buried in his
back. OF course we were obliged to leave
him. he xas living the next day, and quite
comfortable, considering the nature Of his
wounds.
The villain who fred the shots aad in
rediateay, and secresed himself In garret'
where Re wa& Afterwards 'oono, tne boys IA,
lying together, and WIN tsso1'eis ~ nAaa, !,
threatening the Afes o. III i 1'es oAo ao1 sea
where he Tas. Ine ae7a<H1n "A7 uens o11e.
than tIenoted -HdgcU7'' ofothea Q. Liz p1esen
Governor q hentaeks, q man o. hsss *ea1l
sid xide1y extended influence ne Is 1saoe'
10 the rebel forces In this part oi the state
aad his capture is q source Of great satisfaction
euenE all Union people here, while 1t cal
down upon ou1 devoted heads The dires
<rrses Of the eoemy. We have lin here as
prisoner. The Lieut.. Colonel and hts mel
are deserving Of great praise for the ga1antr,,
, 1861-09-09

From Gen. Reid, Tho returned Last night,
ve learn that Gen. Pope has taken all the mo.
aey Of the Canton and Lagrange Banks and
sent it to ct. Louis Gen. Pops went to Psi
myrs yesterday, where part Of the LIST Kan
eas ard sd Iowa regiments are stationed.
Mart, Green is Ut Hun1ewel} station, On the
e. 4 St. J, read, entrenching hinseH. He hss
over 1 = zoo % nen' Pope VII sooo cicaa hin
oat,-KeoxzS Gate Ntp, 6<h.
, 1861-09-09

What seme of TIE Border G!a..e urio2ists
think oi Slavery is pretty clearly ssa1ed in 0
speech which the R=F. ". B. Carter Of East
1cEressee delivered in Cincinnati, last Mon
Cay Eight ~ an q slaveh older" eaid Mr.
Carter "My aEcesse1s, fir thfae generations,
have been shareholders; therefore, cannot
abe charged with any prejudice against slav-
"e:y. Bet I tell zou ncw, thatI regard the
s'u1ion Of tle States as OF infinitely more
"vaIue than I'll t1s negroes in America, and
& Africa too. Nay, I so further, and fa3 that,
ssif the pro secution OF this wsr and the per
Gpetuatioa Of the Uuion require that African
"siavery shall die, then SLY let it PERISH
, 1861-09-09
CHICAGO. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1861.

pertB that the brigade vas OF It's, march to
Mpldrngh's HilI, md yazious othe1 p;aess in
Kentucky.
There A.s been IN immense stampede Of
jews southwark, who haye besa engaged in
running goods into the Southern Confedcz-
acy, caused by report that the trains on the
Lcuisyil1e 4. Nashville Railroad Eoald pro-
, 1861-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. s-The Rus5ilh Minis
ter had an aIdience with the President On
Saturday, ard 1ead him lettaf frr,E his Gov
ernment On American affairs, reg sting he
present difficulties, and says il Is a.as .1a4e.I
by a most friezdl5 feeling towards tie sAmer:-
can Ualoo. The letter Is signed b. *1trscl,a-
kotf.
The Tribune special says court martial at
Alexandria hiss senteeced thirty solG-ers to be
shot for various offences.
, 1861-09-09


CAMP BARLOW. NEAR MANASSAS, Aug II.
The eaCdest OF al: shi1gs connected with
snlGisr life is the deaths sad bulIals in camp.
This a;iterz ocn, taile enjoying ny pipe AID
neTspaper liza ehady nook, I counted the vc'~
lfys trt2 tveT :he graves Of three pvo- .Ilo~t.
Nor is tits e. -rHsu ual occurrence. ErsY d2F
we ht 1Ae Tsudl=d 3-ue;s4 4aGd see The solemn
1uattL, with teYsr&ed 81 .zE: aid he=z tbs rat
1:rs uu:Eet:E. De- 80: IS ~ long odds too
:oE :unn anG zoo :aT:l in nur canl-'s. Thus
fir, aa Lave in CHER letters remarked, Lie
health Of cur rsls.r"a.t hes been extraoroi-
rarily en<a. BAL .s 1:ach cannot he said f2r
any othe1 III file serT:ca. 4 painfut degree Of
mtEtality has presai1.d, ,espesiaiiy !aooog the
troops from North Carolina, Georgia, A.a3ama
and Mi5sissirii. Ga ssssaay ;:5,s5Hs:s4 th7
Junction 70 p.oe1re 2 coffin, and foqEd
thirteen orG-:a ahead ef me- This is sad, bat
It is one u tie incidents OF war. At ths pces-
ent season Of shs year this section Of the 8tate
is subject to feVers, produced by tne noxious
na:al3a, and the gtt Attest canton and prudence
have to be exercised to preserve health.
Gen. s. B. Buckner, Col. Chas. F. Johnston,
Col. William Preston johnson, aud Other
well known Kentuckians, ar in R.chmoad.
DO not understand their business, but It il
certainly for the good of the common cau5e
, 1861-09-09
Gbiraqo Cributte


II For 4Jttc7noon Dispatches see Second
zags.
E FIR "TFantsn ard II .Sasen .4drc7fsse-
t3zess{x Aeg En1,r1h n1ae
, 1861-09-09
N&ha 41hkrttseug<xt9.

NJ RAPPING PAPER FOR
~ EAxE-KesrspApers put up In packages Of
100 Each clean. whole sheets Price low. EQu1fe 1t
'IktBUEE COUNTING RQ4N. 81 ClArk st. sss-1N
, 1861-09-09

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8.--Mr. Murphy, member
Of the finn OF Torbert & Co, Linn Greek,
Camden county, now in this city, received ad-
vices lssi night that their stere wss !oobsd "a
secessionists, headed by . preacher named
johnson, Of Lane's Prairie, and property to
tie amount Of one hundred and ten thousand
dollars carried of. Col. McClnrg, another
member OF the fzn, is at Jefferson City in
command Of regiment Of United States
runniDg on tie Usage river, one Of which the
robbers seized, but as the river is too lcw fo.
navigation, Il is thought they will destroy it.
Tie Post Master at Osceo}a, Ct. Clair Co.,
reports that when he left ne~s had just reached
there Of q Eght between Gen. Lane's Kansas
Brigade and E to3y Of 1e5e!s undar General
Rains, In which the lstter was completely rout
cd with heavy loss, and Rains taken prison
q. Gen. Price, who was ct 0sceola, credited
the report.
, 1861-09-09
The " eUnded at Spring eId--H eport-
I'd Capture OF Montgomery and his
CON- m8N4x

I'd capture OF III Nkona&omexY ana his
COIL nAn0s
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Sept. 7. We are indeht-
ed to the correspondent of tho St. Lo1is Dem
ocTat for the following items:
About one hundred and twenty-five Of the
= ounded in the hospital in this place wcre
discharged to-day, and will leave for home as
soon as the ambalances sent from Rolla ar
rive teIe. The remainder OF the wounded in
the hospital are doing we'll All the rebels
wounded hare been sent tc Beutcnville, q few
surgeons informs NE that the typhoid fever
hes b, oken out in their hospital, and their
deaths amount to fifteen or twenty per day.
Gen. MeCulloch is reported to be at Mount
Vtrnon, recruiting and organizing for bold
and vigorous effort northWard.
There are various rumorS about Price and
Rains having taken Fort Scott, having deteat
ID Col Montgomery and captured all bis
stores, arms, &C., and taken nearly all bis
command, himself among the rest, aa prison
trs, but they need confirmation.
Gov. jackson, with his body guard, arrived
here today, but his future movements ue IN.
known.
, 1861-09-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
WAsHISG7os, Sept. I:
The report Of the zebels moving from Man
asEas is iisere6itej. Officers from the balloon
saW tie line Of camp smoke as heretofore.
, 1861-09-09

YyT8n91eth Mzaa4GhUsetts Regiment.
The Twentieth regiment, Of Massachusetts,
volunteers, numbering about eight hundred
SID ff:y men, with twenty 6ve baggage
wsgons, one hundred and eight horses, five
hospital wagons ard e;x smhulances, arrived
in Washington on Saturday, the 9Th inst. Gov,
Andrew accompanied. them He said tha: the
old Bay State would send regiment i week
for the 1ext six months to put down the re-
beilion, and if that was not enough she ar3ead
come hevsf,f.
fY TIE Charleston Courier announces the
6eelA OF Ex-Governor Adams, of South Caro-
ura. He 1as graduate Of Yale College in
1861, srd among his elassmktes, were Hon
Tzusten Polk, late Enited States Senator from
Missouri, Bishop Kipp Of California, Bishop
C!srE OF Rhode 1siand, and Hon. Peter Par
Eer.
, 1861-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.--Thc War Depart
meut received dispatch today from General
Rosecraus, in camp near Sutton, Va, dated
yesterday from which it is iuferra51e tina: all
is well with bis command.
, 1861-09-09


LOUISVILLE, Sept e-Ccn5iderablc anxiety
exists On account of TIE occupa:ien Of HicS-
nan and PadIeah by the opposins parties,
which has been Increased By the absence Of
feTs from that quarter to-day.
, 1861-09-09


WASHINGTON, Sept 7-Tte rebel outposts
are now but FIVE miles distant from the Presi-
dents house, and three miles from Arlington
Heights.
Al daylight this morning 8 ralief guard
concealed body Of the enemy near Hunter's
Chapel, On the Virginia side Of the Potomac,
At sunrise tTo companies Of orr troops were
sent OF: to reccrroiter, aid discovered shat
he rebels had taken posse session at Balls Cross
Roads, and bad thrown forward two regi-
ments during the night. THESE regiments are
DOW posted along little creek In 4 wood nesr
Hunfer's Chapel They have braes howit-
zers drawn By men, but have no other artillery.
The rebels are now digging rifle pits west Of
The enemy's force on Muuson's Hill are
busily engaged Ii drilling. Occasionally shots
are fired Gom the hill at the Federal picke{s.
Especial to Post, Washington
Three slaves who attempted to desert to the
federal lines have been shot by the rebels Oh
Muneon's Hill.
The Baltimore rioters of the 18th OF April
are noW on trial at 1ow1send's town, Nd,
but 1t is found difficult to procure a verdict OF
guilty.
Tie report of the narrow escape Of Capt.
Strong, Of the I'd Wisconsin regiment, from
an attack by the rebels, is confirmed. After
lie WAS taken, Capt. Strong shot three Of lia
caPtcr6 with his revolver aad escsred.
, 1861-09-09
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eursnlI haR3ed s. SEGA 1ov on e1hb1aoa at e! tsa7
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Ife eonec1c1s lrcnounced to be the very faaat
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pfCtt1es ca-si:.1E Eaet ed 1t mali charge
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see-S5Itt5t a2euo1esE-.
, 1861-09-09

DALMER'S ACADEMY has re-
4 opened IN the PaElors Of SIS State street. third
sic of Yae, iaEs tle charge II the classes ii Latin
and Greek; elens. Le,Gutche t.o5e IA Fr=nch and
cae:nsf the usual rates. For circulars please apply
st the room9.
aus NV I'd. PALMER, a. ~, Principal
, 1861-09-09

Little john =. Greeley.
ALBANY, Sept s The Libel suit Of Little
join against Horace Greeley is set for trial st
Pulaski this week. Rich Developments are ey
1eHta6
, 1861-09-09

W a,]sa +; e. :; IT, 90, to
secured b. city 1ea1 Of three tcee lta value AG
dEete 2, q. Box II 81 Chicago, seexGt
, 1861-09-09

D ZANE & SONS have opened
1 at No. g Hililsrds Block, South Wsterstreet
Chicago, General Co22miss.on House. TOR the pnr-
g. ana foliet sensiEntnents asd oEdefs T. parties
lection vi tDeir Nils aukee Honse, r Kane Sons
think they ean o1sr superior advantages to their
c1Ett mers. se961-IY
, 1861-09-09

A&&DNS NVn AN0AEt"S*
It Is aaid in Washington that all the
arms ssked for BY Illinois are on their way
to this Stste, THIS viii be news that our
twenty Thousand men, now drilling with
billets Of wood. will be glad to hear.
, 1861-09-09

WI TANTED--A first rate Black
T" smith Rho Understands ;rcning carriages aad
wsgoHs CHS. B BROWE l. co
sEnI2t Iron Merchants s6 Lake street