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frsn 81 The srtnsat Colleges IN de ubso etafs
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.Norx.-These bonds are dated March, Js57; pay
able March, 1857, at Phoenix Bank, New York; In
terest payable In January and July OF each rear.
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NorR.-These bonds are dated January, 1856,
York. Intsrett payable In January and July.
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LOCK H0sFlrAL,
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
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OfFfcE OF The cEcRKTARY OF THE INTERIOR,
December %, 1850.
ala DIFF ]. THOMPSON, Secretarf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

DUM.-od Grenada Ran, really cheics article In store
Strssts 9eW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
nEDEnrrros OF sso.s,4 90 OF VIRGINIA


HE holders Of the following certificates Of debt sued by the
State Of vnia under "Ae 70 proyds r the eonsrne
10th parch iS amended by the 3D. section Of 40 act 10 pro-
vide for rag loans to certain railroad empares aad Tor otne
the suking Fund viii proceed on the Slit dsy Of
Deer said certificates Except much there
my appear held erens % the United At the
Treasury Commonwealth 1he holders OF sAd
are require December 1851 70 surrender the
a the oee Of the Second AUDITOR whether surrendered or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
PAREE POINDEXTER,

ATT . K n T. Y A 7 i w.
Richmond CITY, Va.
uNTIL practice IN al held IN the City OF Richmond
w aad couEes Of Chesseried, EeuT.co 1nd PovhAAn
once ol4h Pearl and Main Streets over The
A. - So w.lser o. denly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

rxEouTrvr DEPARTMENT, I


~. r- RIozsosp, Va, Jrns ~ lsal
HyHE DUTIES DEVOLvED IN SUfrLfIEG
e troops nsld with ens Arms Held Artnsry sno
AEngniton thereof requiring dvon Of aSor' we 0hoShs
me ooone Of Ordnance Of virginia VII continue 70 attend
tAsisue of both Artillery and kman Armi belonging
this Btse and 70 the manufacture OF ed carriages No JAZZ
The making up Of all sununsn ncludins the mana
tended 70 BY Ordinances ocnider.
cy purpose much Of the Ammunition % nov 90
Of Ammunition nov for that par
pose By State turned 70 the oonfsdsrae Authorities
Tas coioDsi Of Ordnance Of Viirnl. viii als s asosa,
IsiS@n .A '" '-''' '.' '"' ~ JOHN LrroHrl
oPYIcE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r K co.,
RicnosD, Va, Nov. 9Th, 1861. !
TN the amount Of transportation. which -
Clerks hs department. ns - coect bI Qua.
depot therefore, eonpened to REQUIRE nat
!: a s:9. Gss. s . s.S n pay me
ass-i% inns rue WI es enforced Ia ' wrxsr. Sup.
rSRANDY.-SO Gases Pure Cata-by Brandy, for medicinal
ID purposes, for sale by W. PETERSON, Co.,, Druggists
IJAvAsA sE7ARs Ia store and for sal. by sELDEN NIL
III LER, corner l4ih and Gary streets. ..I oeso
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC,
MANASSAS JUNCTION, June 2oth, 1851.
Genera orders T-I -
On and aner ne Seth instant person Whatsoever, With
without passport except from The War Department. Win be par
s Intention % q hersssr into hs United sa.s
y - b order of Brig e;S asos.: s,,g,cS,s9 ,csss,
jeaf A. A. Adjt- General.
SOUTHERN STEAM PRIvATRER <fREA
= COMP ,HY-Persons desirous Of promoting this kkxE
National Defence sssus enemies, hne
few shares OF the Stock oubcbe for athe ONCE No. II Pear
floor where all informaho be bad.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
NUMBER 127.
STOT8Es,CKA KANDALL WHO


~ IEkL AN IsTERIsT In rarh u Am no. nsau.
The coupe article for the relief OF the sick and
sonyessee q those .ho nurse teen TIA, was ever invented
called the "Mechanea Nursing Bsing and invented and
patented hJ DR. D. Hopkins Of ftsuntsn Va me approval
Of b. Red swing BY who have h especially ey such
Dr. sbng, CT the westen un, ,e Asylum Dr. Dunbar.
Of Bal aore ard PIossor Campbell Of WSshngon College,
proof OF lie superiority. Thess gniemen have all grtn
written t-ronlA OF their estimate Of s value other
Of the kind In addition 70 these the mar
Mechanics Inrtue presented the inventor with Geld heis
Swing combines regulate for adding 10 the comfort
Of the sek With The paen be removed from one bed 10
another iced STOOL the head elevated and the feet low
cred 10 dtng position Indeed, helpless be placed la
poson desirable, aad BY giving the swng gentle motion
invads the reslhlrg exercise With
effort part ALI this be doae by child
Of tveve year,; doing By this wonderful Invention
han the experienced accomplish otherwise.
lag order the Acting geon General Of The Coo.
fedte skies o America and would inhe the pube 70 call a.
ny store and sa hensvu In regard 10 The utility and value
o. most humane Invention authorized bJ the invenox
contract Tot and make the hechsneL Nursing svtns 70 order
also insorm hoss In need Of suppy have variety
Camp cos and ch, Of the most eonyenient and Improved
style. HoWr, Governor street and 18th hchmond Va
INDIGO, lhDfGO.-A supply OF superior Indigo, v in
and for sale By W. PETERSON Co. l3 Main street.
se23
lPACIAL NOs lCE.-ws have Just received large lo'
u Carpet Bags and india Rubber LeFsns sulabe for militia
purposes which purchased By the senior partner and
Eeh will sold the lowest price for cash, BY ALkx HILL
CO.. No. l2T Main street, Richmond, Va oel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

DRITIsH LUsTRE and stovs Pobh or sale BY
nRADR BAKERS Drug sore fs6 Main Street. cor above
D n nolq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
LAW CARDS.

DAVID 5. q. CAEsELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
RACFOEs in Al the Courts Of tbs counties Of Helon ans
Amherst Hs vii a'tead 70 any lkS business ens-0siedH
~ IdiSsss I've RTeF a-ehOzss P. o. EslsOn Co., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

IMPORTAsT TO OFFICERS AND SOLDlIRS.
j. S. ROBERTSON,
oOsHra GOVERNOR yRAsUn nRErs,
RICHMOND. VA,
Y TEPs constantly hand large and varied asornsns Of
FAtTIY GROCERIES aud Ias LIQUORS and CIGARS.
Imported expressly for this market.
Also the best old Rye WHISKY and Apple and Peach BRAN
OY Distilled IN the mountains Of this State.
All Liquors Groceries sold By him are warranted pure and
PSruculAr attention paid TO putting up and shipping
Sood for officers and soldiers stationed AZ and away nom Rich
coMM1sIoN BUsINEss-wln make liberal advances To-
oAoeo Wheat Flour oOrn and other minor products Of me cosn
:..S.I iSSa Rass n s. Soe.oss, BEANS Peas &C.
QUI0K SALES AND PRo4P7 RETURES iyls
DOrAsH-Asa saAniot Just received.
oe1O po1s . W.
TtoD yER OIL, for sale BY ,o
u Ot5O DOVE Aoo.
yBEsRY PFCroRAI suph Etser ,lnlae Hyd Potash Chic
" rcforra, Chorate Potash snl Mt slver Tor sAleb
ocSO DOVE CO.
ITATlaEs- ge,s Matches aad 20 hason' BlsssIns
NJ for sale by Dovx4 CO oeSo
SE.psIRA WINE hafpIpes very and o'd pueiuce
vi sweet naaSa wae champagne Wine half pins; sherry
gin- extra nns qu'ly Importation In sore and for
ale BY nDsN aiLLER, corner Pearl and Cary 81. oes
CONCENTRATED LYE.-seG,' on hand, for ,.l, y. BY
NOTICE TO CORDWAiNERs.
have hes, that Government has refused 70 irsus
s,airasi. Z, any person who employ Soo' and
/
ose and other work Of the Kind We win
cent Of both bAncse thai h ladies' genueuenI.
ises, boys and ehtrsnr shoes and pay ths mshes
seS No. i2T Main street
| StUH MT aATE HlSM OTH.-f fhyscsrt can nave
- th Prescriptions hlsd al store, for Sab Nitrate OF Us
naih, In any We haze Jus. received q .ns
street, corner aboysR o. - IL IL - - ocYY
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
w consisting Of hne cAss Business Coats ene DRver Over
OoG Blaek froeks sf all qualities Also large Stoot
INV "" - NOAH wALKER6oo
poa Corner Main and ltth Itreets-
TURNING FLUID.-lO bbb burning Fiuid for sale BY
/ ID ". PErsKsoN Co., Druggsa ots9
| r,OTTON YARNS 1000 BI Cotton Yarns, assorted
/ " nunsers, on condyunen for sale by yrvn 80,
noe .,-E- -- nosr SANE~.
| II fresh Hops, Just received and ios .,s ey
! -a Wholesale and Retail, /.
| Ill Corner Of Broad and Tth Streets.
/ TTTJSGISIA POLIsHINC POwDEk.-rhsis Is Iu
peor 70 any burni8her ever yet discovered for
.nns hnrstsung or burnhIng t hnrhed suria such
cold silver and steel hahogan7 arcs snd window
Gas. for sale By w. PETERs0N CO., Dr7gE IT, los Main
street : - oele
SARDTNE cAses .ardes Of the celebrated Rodsi
| - brand, just 20 hand, and ar sale BY ,,ns,o,,a
I ses9 b s.r Z D "a I. ALsbr Liesoo.Ar.
4S1 sss.. sgsAssi'' G 81. sA
1 -esa5- . - i - Edmond. DAyoNPeeIlA 90.
CNOR sET.-Ths store 1sth, between Main and oary
streets we'll know a. Grocery sand ns sss sn m
| nol Corner Pearl and Cary streets
OLARET WINR.-sOo cas.s Of olara wlss In store
~ and for sas sy ALVEY LlPsoohs' BOZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
TURF OIL.

TURF OIL.
"- MADsoS, NJ O., April 18th, 1881.
NTESsRS. DOVE q CO.-GKNrIksKN III 70 due 70 you
WI thai you wonderful Of letter hands
U your irgAuSoe TURF OIL had been suffering with letter
my year, and t had got under nngs
las tried all the Doctors Of acquaintance aAd he rene
lies good My hands had got 80 bad could
scarcely do work with themthey would Omen bleed was
told by gentleman who had tried the TURF OIL his horse for
bai Of scratches and cured him az twice applying IL
houghtI would give ta bought 70 ets bottle and CON-
uang twelve months and used two or three
bottles before bat when had used about
bottles hands became colt a ever and as wen a. hey
ever could and this tms see no sga OF Its return, and
i'm never doei hak cheap Of letter only costing o. 2
had ike forgotto that have TILED
4 on cuts so with great satisfaction.
with great respect, an youzS kc.,
uyB IA ooPyl TAOS. !. ROB ERTsoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

AOGfiUAlXED CAPaEAL. .900V,VOO
TIE PLAHTERs SAVINGS BaAX,
or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
EygE PLAINTIFFS SAVINGS BANK having ample ossh oap
iL and Chartered by the LeGtare Of Virginia. vii receive
OepoSes Of Five Dollars and spWsrds, which Interest
I'll paid ~ The Of sI per eenan per annun Remaining
sx nons per eentum per Anuamh less than Lx month";,
Inter sst pAyatle Seni-AnnunlIy, II desrcd.
pepcs,es received th oeo 81 The store OF hessEt Drks
GuieAeson, Nc. 80 Main strsel
A A. Hurcrusos Trsasursr. nall-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
TO THE Suffers
OF THE
CONFEDERATE ARMY

OF The
CONFEDERAT ARMY
AND THRPUBLIC GENERALLY.
yHE undersgned package otherwise IN,
IL assortment Of Cigars and Manufactured 10.
bacco, Of the most approved brandt
We the Sole Agents for several largest Manufacturer
In the ssse OF UnA and this day receiving general
OF all kinda OF Tobacco, ranging from 10 70 u cent
per pound Asa AL kinds Smoking Tobacco. .
r3y-Terms eash. CdAs. BAYNE Co,
.. Under Spotsvood Hotel, Rcanond, Va
Ps-specia attention paid to orders nom suters and her
chants who are supplying the army. su2O-6m
oPPERAs lbs COpperss and for sale byW
\ peTFRSlE A N les Main Al
NJ mi .| NOTlCE.
IJAN YARD FOR SALE or LEAsF-The undersigned has
Tsnnery which he wishes 70 sell lease for tern OF years
The Bak shed shop bung and Bark NM In pretty gooe
state repair The Va &o Will require good deaf Of repsr
This yard situated the town Of BuchAnnop Boetourt %
Virgins mmeda ely the road and withn l5o yards
Of the james RYer has constant apd ample supply OF spring
water which freezes In the codest weather Bark b.
had abundance For further Information apply 70 the subser
at BnchApnon, ,Boetout county, Va, or 70 VIM w. Bod
Virginia Convention, BIchuond
Address A. L. Boyd, Puionsburg, Boetourt county Va
uolb-lm AhDREW L BOYD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

sY No Be oonsided oy he Honln OF ys4I
sas specasd the Manuspt previously agreed rpoa es
tween the psztca. - ~, =
Ss- Ct Insertions continued uu ordered sSi Asa pAysn
sxActcl accordingly.
fs7- gkeUilR ExlTO avoid any zsundersSndn-
an pArt Of the III p-oper % 5lge GHoit,
MAJ hsr privileges only extends % their rucdise entnss ReN
EEt.e el AiVers5ents sent BY Ner &c be &c
aiiloos charge, ard % vvr,atltn-
Real General Agents. Adverte-ere not 70 Dc
as y he yesr % oAssrd a. the UErA rates Sahee'
: such discounts as shall BE AEIsec 1Goa
a. Bookssr al ysy ,verJssrS Generally, engaging
s more spaAes VIII the privilege OF ehanE sha no o. he
VssTy average any week. nse. more an the a WI
rd anon standing lie coairse and AL s1cee
4,ng sue6a aunouut e charged AZ the usual rates
AdTeFsensnis inserted the b Weekly Wing a. 10 eens
a. nrr IN lines o. lels r insertion, and SO esnis
-, sTss-- or sseh rs-fnasass or weetly IS eeuts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.
fEz6f:

fER6f:
Daily Paper. IS Gznsai ssaW tt weekly, -.
lsAS N an cas- uAsro sydsncs tsken ee deposit OF
lsslsrlu tAs Post Oses eonAalglas Isoaey. - IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

DRQUEsr MADE TO PHYsICiAhS,-n re-
specially requested that the Physicians Of Richmond will
psr the oc, oorner and Ninth such officers and
soldiers under charge quArteed In families
ho,es houses stating their condition. where qrsr
tered and prscicabe the regiment and company 10
which hey belong This Information will greatly promote Tie pub
lie service. @ :.
All ocers and soldiers quaerei In private families hotels and
houses sck but rot attended,
physician will report themselves above stating their condition.
location, company and regiment
ocl0--du - su. JNO n NiNDkk, Brig tea
NOR RENT OR LEAsE.--Tne tenement Main
street between 9th and 10th Streets recently occupied By
HaEey etake, and temporarily In possession Of the
yor erns, appiy 70 aEo T. PEAKE the owners Posses
.ion vyen As soon As desired. ool--u
CyAUTsON.-No one Is authorised to collect Virginia
Ia ~, city elsewhere In tbs STATE unless they show writ
ten authority fron nc.
This not.e interfere with the authority Of the
Adutant the STATE order he have issued
NAV issue hereafter upon & subject but given prevent i'm
by those having authority and who make Returns
o this once. o.. .rI " DlnMvcht
oci4-u Col OF Ordnance OF Virginia.
NIOTICR.-L Persons sending clothing and supplies
package with marking Ink he sdDe 9 he parry for tnAo in
adsd hs sNsnfto which he belongs, the Of dett
nafon the QuArtermaster NJ RoRond 70 whom the
usual railroad receipt should be forwarded by the shipper
m Many packages al the Depoa Of The Railroads In
Win usper markS rubbed OF 0 their desina
iy raaried and cannot be Identified -. ID : -.-
III All articles deposited s the oaartepsster, once In Reh
mond for shpenl ie there before o'clock, NJ
''A's ''''- wa z wARRKN,
.roa - Capt and Asst O. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09

Rrruasxp.-The bark Indus, Capt. Gait, hence
Jet. 81, for Cork, having on the I'd inst, iat %,
oug. 20 30 experienced the late gale from E. b. H.
which stove bul,yarks, washed away spare spars.
harness casks, and erythng movable about the
ieck, spIi. and lost sails and started leak She has
'sd the pumps going constantly since. Her cargo OF
rain and nsrcaandise viii have 70 he discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09
Iners ,lsa,7s4

We annex a comparative statement Of the Imports
oi Foreign Dry Goods at the port of New-lolk for
week ending Nov. Z and since Jan. /
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09

Fer he Week 1853. 1SEO. 1851
Ertcred al the Port. Sl!l' 5b2 SIl692t9 Sbdi,5t
H.rown OF MHkel.... I,5S2,1lS l,C.3.3t BiJ,4i
SHce JGn. l.
GHte ed at the Port. 68l 732 9i5G9o1 SC05,li
ehFown naIket.....9, sol ol2 9l5G2,Slf sJ,Ol9,2
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-22
Pon1Oan bridges.

An order was issued by the Engineer De-
partment, about the Goth of May TO Lieut.. @.
A. Gilmore, U. S. A, for a pontoon train, con-
sisting of an advance and reserve train. In
seventeen days from fhe reception of the order,
Lieut.. Gilmore reported the train ready for du-
y. This extraordinary dispatch can be better
appreciated when the magnitude of the train is
understood. I'D
Iti is composed of forty-two wagons, with
spare wheels, axles, spokes, hubs, de-, two hun
dred and fifty-six harnesses. thirty-six India
rubber pontoons or floats, with all the timber,
plank, cables, anchor, forges de-, sufficient to
form 4 bridge of six hundred feet in length, and
thirteen and half in width. If used as RATS, a
brigade of five thousand men, with equippage,
artillery, DC, can be passed over Hudson, at
Sing Sing, or the Mississippi in ten hours
A number of these trains have been built in
this country by Mr.. Armstrong for foreign gov
ernments-one for England. France, Russia and
the Pasha of Egypt; but the present train has
been pronounced the most perfect yet made, it
being complete in its mest Ininutest detail 1.-The
experience of Lieut.. Gilmore being to bear up
on its construction in making it fully effective
for its coming duty. 09eafno@ 9H
An exchange says that the bridge is now at
West Point awaiting orders for moving from
Washington. .,
Lieut.. Gilmore, whose genius and energy are
so commended. is a Lorain county boy, son of
@. Gilmore, Esq, Of Black River. Several
years ago he wrote a series os interesting army
articles for the Herald from Fortress Monroe.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-22

PAYING OLD ScoREs.-In noticing the
killing of twenty -one guerilla rebels in a .
skirmish near Grafton on Tuesday, the
Wheeling Intelligencer says: 's,, : !
Gen Kelley is determined that these bush
fighters shall not continue to infest the
high roads and murder our troops at will.
Capt. jas. II. Dayton, who commanded the
expedition, is from New Creek, Va, and
was formerly connected with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Recently he kept a
dry goods store at New Greek, but the Sc,
cessionists came aud stole ten thousand
dollars worth of goods from him, fed their
cavalry horses in his store drawers, shot a
man who was lying asleep at the door, and
all sorts of outrages, It viii
therefore be observed that the Captain has
some old scores to pay up, and we believe
he will do il well. .,,7 ,s,ssb r. e. is,m
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-22

power by his vote, or whether he voted
against them. 1t is my duty as well as
the duty Of those who placed him in pow
er, to sustain the President in his efforts to
save the country. Are we Of the north
vest prepared to allow foreign govern
rnent to be established on our own soil9
We own the Mississippi Valley as well as
the majestic river that flows through it
They are ours by purchase, ours by treaty,
and ours by the gift and authority of the
Creator. Through this cbanuel the vast
products of our rich prairies must find their
way to the gulf, and thence to foreign
market. And those who would comprom-
ise would give up the Mississippi Valley,
and close forever 10 the northwest the ma
tional outlet to the Atlantic For one, T
aDM not do 1t. These have cost US more
than five hundred millions of dollars
Surely we must not give this up 10 for
eign power, and allow that power to destroy
this Government. And who can estimate
the loss Of this Government to u.s.. In the
language Of Joseph Holt: "That arithmatic
can never be invented that can compute
the value of this Government" The
speaker then said, l will freely give all l
am worth TO any gentleman who will point
out how this Government can be preserved
intact by an honorable compromise. He
who devises the means and secures such a
resul: will be the greatest man who has
appeared on the earth for the last thousand
years. Then, if we cannot save the coun-
try by compromise, what is our duty? Is
it 10 lie still until robbed of everything
dear to us.-uutil our Constitution and
country shall be oyerthrown! No, certain
ly not believe the people will respond
by men and money until every rebel is put
down-untilp peace and harmony shall be
restored throughout all our border-mtil
the Stars and Stripes shaHdgain float an
every breeze, and be respected By ecery
citizen ofepery State an this achole Union!
Great applause. In this contest we
should forget all past and present political
differences, and meet and counsel together
as friends of the best government on the
face of the earth. Let us struggle together
| to sustain our free institutions. Let US
uphold the Government and Constitution,
and meet all proper demands of the Ad-
ministration upon us. ..-..
In conclusion, the speaker referred to
the temporary repulse at Manassas, and
said he had no fears of the final result
that "Behind frowning Providence the
Great Ruler hides smiling face.
We have given this imperfect sketch Of
one of the abest and most eloquent speech
es ever delivered in Wooster, satisfied that
no abstract will do anything like justice to
the speaker.
The meeting, after some remarks from
one or two other gentlemen, adjourned
amidst the greatest enthusiasm, ,Woos-
ter Republican.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-22
Recruiting in the West.

Recruiting in Northern Ohio is going on in
every quarter, and the enlistments in the vari-
Gus corps show full determination on the part
of the masses to sustain the Government and
crush out rebellion. The men enltsting are of
the right stamp, and will make true soldiers,
and reliable to the Union. Recruiting is also
more active all over the West than Mt any pre-
vious period, and the ranks nre being filled up
with stalwart young men from towns and coun-
try ful of muscle and courage. Illinois alone
has undertaken to furnish forty new regiments,
besides replacing the six regiments and detach-
cd companies of three months men. The Chi
cago Tribune asserts that the first of October
will witness sixty thousand sons of the Prairie
State gone forth TO chnstIse the rebels. The
States west of the Ohio river will by that time
place In the field quarter Of n million Of brave
and hardy soldiers, and with gallant and en-
ergetic Fremont for q leader. decisive and au-
spicious results may be regarded rs certain.