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~ HZlplcHE the fsvore sign By wbi,h nature rsles
lnoyn any deviation whatever from the natural state Of the
bran and viewed in this light may be looked on sesuSd
intended % give notice Of disease hch might otherve escape
attention. t too be emedied and It's indications shoad
never be neglected Headaches be classified under tive
viz: sympomsic and ldioPsthe symptomsts Head
variety Of diseases among which are APopeIy Gcr Aeu-
nathetc Of disease of the stonsch constituting sk teadae
OF hrpatc disease constituting baioas heatdhe OF wog<
AZ rebsl snd uorine affections Diseases Of the heart
yery frequently attended with Hesdache1; An1mA and
peihora are also affections which freqrently occasion
headache Idopthic Headache also very common being
usuay distinguished by the Of aeyrous kedda some
tines oiug suddenly state OF apparently sound health
and postrang the mental and enerse and IN
aho slowly hereded By depression Of
sn or acerbity Of temper Ia most instances the pain 10 In
bs front Of the 6ead both and somees
For the treamen. Of either csss OF Headache the Cephso
PHI, have found and safe remedy relieving the most
,rnra rains minutes and by s subtle eradesss
The Al esses Of which Headache The unertns index
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RsIsoLDsBuRG, Frgklin Co., Ohio, 1
Jan. Q, 1861.

RRISoLDsbUR6, ffth hjD Co,, Okn,
Jan. 9, 1861.
HENRY C. SPAIpNs,
No. 40 CedaTg., N. Y.
DEAR Sin:
Inclosed find twenty-five cents 2 for which serS bog q
"Cephalic Pls" Send address Of Rev VIM c. Filler H<J
sodsburg Franklin Co., Ohio.
Your Pills york like chs-cure Headache isstass~~
Truly yours,
WM C. FILLEl
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BEvzaLI, Mass, Dec. II, lse
II. c. sPALprSG, ESQ.

wish for circulars large show bills to bring yosy c.
phalc Pills particularly before my cuomes II yes
have anything Of the hind, please send 10 -
One Of my customers wf subec. to Sick Rsscho
usually lasting days. cured Of attack he M ~
your Pills which sent her
Respectfully your', -,
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Gueeial Notices.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
,r rsr new Lecture the 1atbs, Presbyteran Church
s,,ay nh sy y Rev. Dr.. Burchard's on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, Jan 3 1861
commencing at O'clock
Subject: Yes, Yea, and Nay, Nay
k61nission Is cents
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Death theological mposuIe moral quackery legal fraud
nnd political brutality.
DELIGIO-POLTTICAL PHYSICS; or, The
III sCBSCE AND ART oP MANS DELyER.NcE FROM isSoR'
.NCE ENGsNpRRRD MYsTICIsH and its resulting oMORAL
QUACKERY and GovERSNESTAL BRGANDAGR. BY Calvin
Blanchard Price 81 cents bound 20 cents in paper cover
Mailed, postage free.
Ny positions Mature The lir. 9hy Development sde-
quae to ell for which miracle can be and,aHdngy n-
yoktd The religious instinct the index to the perfection TO
which subsanaly Tepessiby tends True religion, the
bodnep Of physical science TO which really free governmer
must correspond the Of Practical Refoimers read
and Judge me. c. BLANCHARD, No. &c Nsssau'st
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Wfl be Published ou Saturday:
CHARIES DICKENS'S NEW WORKS.
A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA;

THE UNCOMMERCIALT TRAVELLER.
BY CHARLES DICKENS, BOZ
Complete in one Large Octave Volume. Price 30 cents
Booksellers News Agents and all others viii please scnd on
their orders at once to the PubGsherss
T. B. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No. 3O6 CHESTNUT-ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Copies win be per mall free of postage TeceP;
Of so cents in letter
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RED GLUE

~ 4 sInsl. bottle Of sPALDiNGs PREPARED GLUE
v III save ten times its cost annually. IA
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BELLE ysRsox, Ohio, Jan. Is, lee.

BELLE ysRSox, Ohio, Jan Is ial.
HRsRr c. 5PALDIye, Esq.
Please find nclosed twenty-five for which serd an.
sther box ofyouT Cephic Pills 7hey truly as be Ps
haze tried
Direct A. sTOvER P.M
Belle Vernon, Wysnd6t Co., o
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e}ety the greater part Of ts support upon nso
6ete6 contributions which sent In In smaller or larger SUM
em this part Of the country In times OF
rat public excitement and n the momentous national
Eonses re enterpi,cs OF daily charity naturally overlooked
The depression falls most heavily on tnose
fom whom most the support Of benevolent societies Gomez.
The h that in the midst OF winter Win he laA
Tinerbsps even greater number OF poor cdrep dePeucc
upon them The Tus.ees Of the CdIens Aid Society e e1
emely cdmpcd for carry their various aud impor
tart for the needy and ignorant chden OF the city
They fear that these most nee1n charities 20 those
who suffer most IN distressed eshc poor and homeless mule
Of the srsenust be given up unless more literally AIDED
by the public. d,
The whoh ia being done By the society, foT the pU0ll
benefit is as foilows:
l. They are founding Indrsais Schools and supporting
Vio who gather n,dren for these Schools snd tho P1b
he Schools snd aerise assist and labor o the chhren o. he
poor thus engaged seven foisi ana coh1eossa
with the boey though supported by their own Boards SIX
lndustTis ,choos With about 700 scholars Besides he s
hss School and The Cottage Place School, with about w
,r.pils are mzinlained by the Society . -,
They are supporting and ca or tho News Boy, Iodg
ipr House which shelters about 100 boys every ngh ana
some COO different lads In the course Of the Ihee oG
sre instructed every evening and any OF them pro'ldeu WIN
places and trades. =, l., -, 1;..-;o,.
from zoo 10 g children each year and have thus settled about
600 Door little ones since the foundation Of the Society,"
For This purpose agents constantly employed IL 'he
West =, c.. = ., !.
.bont 70 0 Der annu The Trustees feel that they have the
Tieht in view OF general importance o the "ofs ana
as economy remind the pubc this time Of heif needs ara
they are confident that their spPea! Will a IN imes Ps De
mel HbeIsly by all who feel for suffering childhood -
Place or j. H. WILLIAMS. Treaurer Metropolitan Bank, or
40 auy of the unGersixnel Trustees and Officers
WIN. A BOOTH, President, No. l9East 9TH st.
CHARLES L. BRACE, Sec'y, No. II Clinton Hall.
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HEADQUARTERS lsT RgGhBST UNoS VOLUNTEERS,
Mercer House corner BroOme and hercer'sts;
Company A,-The members Of this Company are hereby
Jneced TO assemble for Dill THIS "Wednesday EVEN
ING al O'clock Headquarters third no2f Mercer House
By order Of
T. M HoIr Orderly. CAPT. A. RUTHERFORD.
B-Person Of Joining obtain information from
,ny Of the following Comnlee j. J. g. HassleT with Il. T.
snat Nos and 10 Pinest Lawrence Nalk No % Wsllst
J. c. Jones, No 80 huuayst T. j. White, No 81 LibeItys
a. III. LYON No. $40 Broadway
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FACT woRrH KsowIss.-spaldiEgs Cephanc PEs
tsn cure 70! Sick Headsche Bilious Headache Neodr head
ache, CostFeness and General Debiity.
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE to LEASE or 70

4 WUNIhI NTSIDI3NNT 10 ITNcb OF IUf
~ SALE at Noryalk, Gonna Cottage.buit HOUSE, con.
tanning rooms with barn. carlsgc and wagon house good
stables heney ice houe filed with ices handsome hshpond
sunricd ch affords sufficient ice tho 6t
acres Of attached laid out into meadw garden fruit
of m Kinds and sme frts the Furniture Of the house to let II
deeu location dcsabe one being but few yards from
the he harbor who're there hin; and bathing sud
but half mile from th NJ II. and ~ Y H. H. Depot South
Norwak Apply by letter person, to d. H. FlTCII the
premises.
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srHuo. CaHxI, Huntingcon Co., Pa, Jan. 10, Ise1
7 c. SPALDING, ESQ. 90

You WIN please send two boxes of your CephaIo Pf
Send them Immediately. :
Respectfully yours,
... JNO. b. sIMONs
Psi have used box Of your Pn aud ind them ssss-
cat
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APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.

Tins far capital and labor have been spilled developing
so The great resources of the State In Coal and Iron
amo unouched the nyaebe rule the mechanic arts
hoqIish best where food and fuel cheapest will follow
early day in noi1 snd Ia the of the years the
natural laws and necessities Of the the belief that
least FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE viii be en-.
gged In the state OF Illinois in the various manufacturing
pOymens
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TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
IL ERTY, "kATONAHS WOOD" the country yiuce at
bedford County formerly occupied by Mr. John
jay for the last seasons by Mr. J. Butler Wright and
M Smith C. The house Il OF stone, with modern improve
ents: posun high, with view; the ueighborhood
nsusry healthy the grounds forty In extent, including
pleasure ground lawn and woodland garden and nursery well
sockod h standard and dw a in bearing grapes pums
ard peaches with sawberres rasPberes aud other small
fruits abnndce Gardener cottage greenhouse stable end
coach house, 'ehouse Sc The distance from ksoneh ele
gfAph Bedford Stations the Harlem Rtosd Is about
Two miles Time Bedford Station by the Albany Express
train one and eighteen minutes Morning papors delivered
there At 8:l8 M Possession Immediately Appli alton may
h. made 10 r JAY the Jay Homestead adjonps prem.
s.s; or 20 tIELD MCLEAN. Auctionsers, No Piuest
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nor SALE-At Chatham, n. j., new aud
Il desirable HOUSE two stories 20 feet qure with acres
Tor morel of land within three walk the depot For
particular apply to A. NJ. TREADWELL No IS Fuion-st,
New.YoTk City.
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

EILIGIBLE ROOMS TO LET, without board
II pya,e family viii rent PsllOr Room and Bedroom on
second story Room iu the etc. House newly inf-
Dithed Call ~ No. 2J1 Yves. HcusonG
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COR SALE, or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP

For the names the Towns Villages and Cities situated upon
se Illinois Central Rsiroad pages l3S lSs lO Appetons
Railway Guide.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over slmmOG0 Of private capital havo been expended
The railroads system OF Illinois lnssmuch part ofths incou
rom several Of these works with valuable public fund
lands TO diminish the State expenses the taxes arc light
must, consequently, every day decrease
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SAVE TIE PIECES!
rcoxovy, DIsPATCHi
rr"A srsToH TINE SAVES NryE" "A
"A ncdsns pH hdpIea, ~ reitye2ntaed ySsSfe u
vsry desirable have cheap and convenient wsy fcf 10
pairing FuIn.Irs, Toys CroeseTyh &c; ,,rr A
ee al such emergencies ard household afe'd TO b
Shout g. IT'S always ready. and up TO tMsieksg polnl
"usEFlL IN EVERY HOUSE"
Sitr... HENRY c. sPALDING,
No. 4s Cedsrst, Nsv-YuA-
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FERTILITY OF SOIL.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such
results His labor upon these prairie Fnils they being
po,el Of deep ch lca the fertility Of which is unsurpassed
BY any on the globe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-30
LANDS OF ILLINOIS,

There lands contiguous 20 Railroad 700 mies in length
which connects with other roads and nayabls and rivers
thus atordns unboken communication With the Eastern
Southern markets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-30

The agricultural products Of Illinois greater than
n other state The products sent ont during the
3stooeoO bushels while the crop yields less th
llO OCOcp bushels
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ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,

from the ,suson for CASH except the should be ut SIX dol
lsrs pt acre when the cash price viii be FIVE dollars
Psrppts descriptive OF the lands soil climate productions
pyces and OF payment can be had application 20
f' j. W. FOSTER, LAND COMMISSIONER
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
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spALDINa's PREPARED aLUEi
spALDINa's PREPARED CLUES

SPALDINdps PREPARED dLUEf
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90 LET.

ITO LI1f-Orange, n. j., COUNTRY SEATS,
ypl.ge Rsssences F11n, villa Sites eet variety
vu an ,gr Of andt for Rent aDd for sae ve.y os
h, UEERY b. BLACKWELL, no. 80 william Ct, " f'isn
II A. M; No ~ HilnrL, Onnsei tic 5p m
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CONFERENCE.-THE,

DAILY Uxfs CRY orsicp,
Ksoksk, Aug. ~.
FL0UR--6spesAas, ~ - 6prins wheat ~
Ira, olee, Fali whsass extra, ~ III.
9RAn AND SHORTS. soto - Psrlss.
coRN-I4tSlk
BARLKX-N No sale.
WlEAT.-In god demand. Fiji 60; to ~;
Spring = choice DO. Is.
oA16--lt TO Ice.
kYE.-Sss; sslL
POTAr0Es-Nsw, ~ TO 80 BY the load; re.ail
20. N
GR0cERIEs-Es~ oriesnf sussr.fsi sssss
prIns 81 to u, olsrifsd s3AIt4, srushed and LOAF
Il}slH. AolAsss-Plaatatisn Stto zoe &. II 20
% -, 6oldss Byrsp,ss TO 1ee. OcEss-Rio II
- Isl. Java 1sto IA. Lagnyra, 20 10 to 20. Rice
81 to Sc.
s0AP-Pala Ste, Fanily sc; German ,(Cin.
S}to7A.
cAEDLKs-star lsto II. s.saria. Is, Sum
mer Pressed, ~.
Il,
LARD-6to Z, retail les.
BUTTER canon TO =; Choice 10; retail
~.
L1ATHER-solsa Is to 1se, Harness III.
aIDEs-Dry s;Efvn, ~ green sheep psi..
50 to So; green hseskins rs.
HAY-Tinethy. - 6oae %; Prairie Sea$x
SEED6.-Hsngarisa Grass %, Tinothy & %
Flax 6ssd, u.
SUNDhIE6 - Onisps, ~ t. 10 Eges, 8 to 81.
Feathers, See to 1te; waite Beaas, 50 70 1 "
fRUiT-Drisd apples, ~ to - per bush.-
Dried peasAss 81 ~ 10 80; kaisins, ~ 7sss
: -.
cHEESE--W.R.s; Dennark s; to7.
BRkF-lbaSc gross; seto - per quarter
6HEkP-1l - - 81 - > h~A.
sALT-a. A.. - Isto 11Spsr sack Kana~.
Is, . y , - par bhl.; Liverpool, 81 sea2 d
~ sAaA, Lak4 81 Is to - - y Dbl.
SISH--Sdasksrsl,N MOL so - 81 y Dbl; NJ
: SIS TO SIT; Ns.1 1l7ts1Iy. white No 4 IS u
70 - 1tHAsif bbl. Cod Fish tsesVn.
RAaS-N - %. VI ,Rss#es
OLD Ik0N-ito lc per b. Brass to Ice pei
lh.; Copper ia Per =.
FxcaAsss-cssrney.5 to . psr cent. Baakabh
FUND.-, ~.
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Engineer Regiment Of the West.
Mechanics and LabMerS Wanted
EXTRA PAY!

The snders ignsd are autherscd 70 enlist con-
pAny for service in the above Regiment.
Apply luuHDlArsLY 1t tbs late rsadesvous II
caps. Parrott On Ihini-ss-, sss<srn n ain ana
Johnssa. KsakAk- JAS. ", 0rLEY,
Ksskuk. Jsly -, l1e1. 1DW. A. FOX.
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Cavalry Regiment FOX Border
601Vic0. :

An authorized y Asj. Gen. Prsms nj to raise
Reginsntof Cavalry In this state for service
daring The NJ, u get - Iloas 0usrds IN Is~a 81
Missouri.
The eompaLiss Of mounted riAemsn in ths
Sesihsrn border eousties u The State, and other
desiring 70 80 iato this service, viii report to M
INN ediatsly At Keokuk or Bloon6eh.
1hs Horses win Ne purchased By the Govern
nent. Each psIsoa Is requested 70 bring COED
Hsfss Win him. which viii " paid for.
Arms. Equipments, and everything eenplste
viii " fsrssAsd .hs regansns whsnergAai.ed.
- read, CYRUS BUssEY.
Aug Is, Issi-d
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asnassr JeAns.n :. sne 80.

senator JoAnssn - sns va.
Andrew JohDsos, United 0sAAeo osuasol
.ro. Tennessee, nads On sloquspt speech
nuring the late session, Oh ne 6obiseg Of
sne var. He traced the progress II he re-
oeIIion, se61ksd secession, and added
Jhs constitution and the lave were VIC.
listed q every step secession takes. he d..
mspdsd that she Governmept shouId protect
loyal men IN eest Tennessee, and give them
arms. The rebels had even stopped the pass.
= sin tho mountains, thar DO (Johnsopl
should not 80 back and carry srns % the
people Of the State. He wanted TO esrry d.
hssfsnss 70 this bravo psopls, Who vsss
dosn ssroddsn end opprssssd. Il nay b. sos
late, snd they may BE- overcome. They may
sfample ~ under foot snd shangs onr noun
tains 10 sepulohrss, but they ssnDot dri, !
% Sfo0 The Union--so, never! The people
q ~ villages aud towns love the Covert
nens, but have no arms. All they ask IL
that the Government give them arms. All
they ssk u thas the 0ovsrnnsnt give then
msaass and then shsy will dsssad tbsnselvts
-snd, II finally conquered, they intend 20
saks the nag Of freedom and place II On the
summit Of tbs lofsiest and most najsssis
nouptain 70 mark the spos whore the God
e. o. Liberty fingered and vsps for shs last
tine before she took lssve Of the people once
happy, free and prospsSons. But the causs
Of freedom mast trianph. Gan ths Ansri-
can people give sp The graves 81 Wsshingtou
and Jasksoa, and Let The flag Of dissni .
hoat over those passiots2 No, the psopls
will rise u thsir might and grandeur, sod
prosecute the war, not for the eubiheation
Of any 81 Vie insttusioss Of The Soash. but
TO naiassis ths .ssprsnacy AZ ths Gosssp
ment and - Ooustisusion. TIE 0ovsrOusnt
csu Ass, noss pct fsil. What Trough tte
dss wes Sailed ~ Other ~ ~ necessary
20 parity i, nsvill - hashsd IN : nelon's
Mood. The sAsios asse - rsdesosd. and
the ssuss meet ttspph On uAish rsst M
hope and Freedom Of The civilized wovld.--
He closed Sith ~ appeal TO the Govsrnmeni
70 ssss ths0 froo rein, fssn The nast cor
raps and dirsfal conspiracy ever ssen in tn
world.
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TIE CENTRAL
K1 II
RAILROAD,

Isl Ffrsa Ciess hoad II all respects,
WAsA SIS mslss - DeuAae Track .
TMAEE DAILx TEAMS,
with Concessions from I'll Points West, ]
From Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia,
All Connecting Direct to New York,
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Line,
Night Express.
One Traia Daily From
PrTsIuHcH 70 NEw YoRK ClrY,
d43O mtles.)
WITHOUT ORANGE OF CARS,
Via Allentown ana Easton,
With Direct Conneetions from Mssssrn Cities
ARRIyIH9 HOURS
IN ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES,
IN TiAR F0R BOSTON
ny HAIL Oh BOAT LINES.
Express Train Runs Daily--Others
Sundays Excepted.
NINE Dsily Trains from Philadelphia to New
York. Tickets good on any Line or train.
New York Or Boston Tickets via Pittsbur III rooc
VIA PHILADELPHIA On ALLENTOWN.
Boat Tickets - lsosson Coed VIZ
aay - The 1eOas Lines.
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Wsseslf.SeElnsawlvkst1w a1sepuG1e1o@xys
q brave nen. And - sahAll sonpsl ~ e.
sny so cry 10 quaftsr.-( Albany Evsaine
Jougnal. S
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Two cHfLDaEH KILLED sY LfsHrrrso. The
Grand Rapids Mich Eagle ssys thst on Sundsy
evening lat Mn. vsndyke. living on Black Lake,
in Holland township. being alone with hsr twc
small sAildres, became terribly frightened BY ths
thunder sorm tAsa ngiag tAaG abe was airaid y
stay y hG hesae. let sAosId b struck By light
ming sAs tsok her ehildrca end went eat Al and
ssay iron TIE house short dlstancs, and there ~
TONED Assssf in TIE thss slight Ess for safety from
the lightning. She had becs there bat fsw min.
utes when . fiaah Of iightning struck and knocked
her seusciess, and killed her two childreu
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Ansshsr KlgAt.

Ttsss was 6eAt yssterday At Charleston,
: To- niles sron Birds Point, between abes.
800 man 81 the 81 Illinois regiment and 600
rebels. The lassef were utterly rested With
many killed and taken prisoners. The loss
on our side uas very snail.
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C~uvs Mavssss.

Judge Rankin has been ordered to 10 to Athens
to-day - sct Judge Advorate in the examination
u ths prisoners taken In Alexandria - other day
by Col. Moore
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The usdsssensd has 49, sps<Ally Authorised
BY A,j. Gen. SsneAt = rAiss II ~ States Of
Missouri. Iowa and inisoia, : Regin1Asef Eap9ses
md Miners, 70 - called .sThs Enginss Rsgtnsos
Of the west," and - ssrvs during the ssf.
Assh conpany. = con ~ fall, viii b nastsssd
into ssvies IT 49, Dsst convenient psiat. an1
froe tAsass ssat - ~ d. Louis Arssusi for ~
struction.
xpected tb6s this Regiment win - en-
ployAt mock Of the time on extra d6ty, ard. g
such times, each Mechanic and Anintsf win ~
day Extra Pay, Thus making the pay about douhle
that OF ordinary soldiers. II. ~
None bat Ne6hanicS, AYtinceu, and Laborsrs
accus1med 10 work with Nschanics, Aiu he re-
esived. +. W. DI6H1gkL.
Aaistane AGj' sAsa'l y. y = 9. ] g
jy2%d a sa ss9ssT q -. Leuts. H.
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ls1uasD. - An Anonymous lsstcr froo
Ashsas, rsssivsd yesterday, Gays thst Major
Mckee, u Gel. Aoors's regiment, vss badly
bert b. - kiek Of : horse on Sunday, and
will net ~ obie 10 do duty for soms tine.
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Ilssnsss 8anks.

In ansssr 30 question Of Asssrs. Geo
@. Andsrsos d Go. u shis city, Dsoker Of
Springfield, Ills. rsplies b. telegraph, dassd
AuGust 18th, "Nons Of The llliosis Banks
have made their securities good yst."
fbs pesssbilisy i that they will oil 70 To-
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kEOKUK, WEDNESDAY,. 4UG.2l.
Arrival ana Ctosing - MalIs ~ tAs
Keskuk Feat OfIkcs. 4
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Eastern Mall arrives daily tSondAys exsepsed) Viz
Plymouth, ats o'slock p. N.
81. Louisan Southern Mail arrives daily Except
Mondays) - p. m.
Western Mail arrives daily tsxcept sundays) st
1Ap.n.
Burlington Mail arrives daily Except sundays)
st6 p. n.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily (sx-
cop SundayGs IT pm.
Charleston Mail ttri- wsskly) arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at p. m,
Davsnpcrt and Rock Island mafi, ftri-wsskIy)
nrrivss on Tussdays, Thsrsdays and Saturdays, Il
.. -.
CLOSING.
Eastern Mail closesd daily tsxcept Saturday, at
SPIN.
st. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily lsxespt
Aondsys) 1T 8 p. m.
Burlington Mail closes daily (cxcept Saturdays,
st p. m.
Western Mail CLOSES daily Except % Saturday,
stso clock p. n.
Carshsgssnd Plymouth Mail eloses daily te1eeps
Eatnrdaysl IT 8 p. m.
Davenport and Rock Island Mail {tYi-veeklyl
closes % Mondays, Wednesdays snd Fridays, ..
tp. u.
Charleston Mail ttri-wsekly) sloaes on Aoaaays,
Wednesdays and Fridays 1t n.
On Sundays the Post Once viii ~ open from .
Aas. is. 1861. J. ,. HOWELL, 2. n.
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JOHN ~ AANlsH.s aa4s.sg,
aat u IA 1sns vaesss sas s6syssysg . 1 shp PERT.
Ksokuk, Jsiy u, ssl.v4e @ sa ast IA .lvs# =.
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kuk. agree hereafter 70 receive the notca Of Gil
spsois paying Banks a par for goods soh and
4Asbts dns ", and the notes Of Missouri and other
susp>pdsd Banks u their current vAlns Only.
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Tnk RIakE - EGl - ENT.
Havkins Taylor, who came up on tbs
Jacket, last oight. says that The First Rsgi
ment will BE- here to-dsJ. Are our sitissos
ready 30 receive thrmf