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TIVE eopartnerfhp heretofore existing under the
/ name and style of W. r. SMITH a. KIBBEE, was
dissolved the 26h day Of November, 1861, by lirts
ton w F. Smith being charged with the entire ettle
neut of the copsrtnersbip Tho having claims
against the will esent them to W. r. Smith
and those indebted Will make payment to w. Il.
Smith. who will continue the business.
de2I w r. SMITH
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EY7 Speaking of Southern manufactures the TeRnes
see Baptist, of Nashville, remarks
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LIME.
COPARTNERSHTP NOTICE.

LEMEs
ZtJU de5 MORRISON & c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SneciaI Notice.

LOUISVILLE, November 3, 1861.
Messrs. T. P. HUGHES, JAMES PARKHILL and w. w
HINKLE have retired from firm.
The business viii be continued and settled by the re-
A D IN 1nn
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

In addition to own force we have In our employ
skilfu and experienced Workmen; also, large stock
Of tools and materials embracing the latest improve
ments and Inventions and DO all kinds Of work in
our line including the making Of and complicated
parts In the best manner and with dispatch Also, plain
and ornamental engraving.
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common Law Court.
Petition for Divorce.

NAindA rs Callahan Petition for Divorce.
Richard Callahan.)
TT Appearing the clerk and master Of the law side
of the con mon law and ehalcery cpurt Of the City
of Memphis, IN vacation that defendant, Richard Cal
lahsn is noa-resdsnt Of the State Of Tennessee it
i therefore ordered thai puieaticn be made for weeks
successivaly in the Memphis Daily Appeal Requiring
said defendant to appear before the Mon
dsy in February next, ls62, and plead answer de-
r1r TO plaintiffs petition the viii be taken
confessed and The cause set fOr hearing ex psrte.
MARQUIS J. WRIGHT, Clerk,
By A. J. WHEELER, ID. c.
volIentine Lee, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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500 REWARD !
SUGAR.

OS HHDS. prime Sugar,
eOO 80 bbls. Crushed Sugar Landing per steamers
DeSoto and Louisville and for sale by
GEO. @. BUCHANAN
del No sS Front Row
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A GREAT LUNCH will be given st the ADAMS
"A SALOON, on the 26th of December Fowls Vsn;
son, fine Liquors etc, viii be up Commencing
at 10 o'clock in the morning full invitation h given
to everybody Come one, come all and let's be merry
de2l4t' J. v. SCAUENBUERG.
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NOTICE

4 tAPTAINS Of companies organized for the war in
~ any Of the Confederate States, will have arms fur
nished them by attaching their companies TO nv Re e
ment' now forming at Savannah, Hardin county, Ten
nessee, at which place l can be addressed
J. NJ. CREWS
nosS- I'm Colonel
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LUMBER LUMBER!

JUST received l25OOO feet clear White Pine, one
~ one and half, two and th5se inches thick; $4,000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring 200 600
ersl assortment of Fencing; 100000 sawed and cut
Lathsi 100000 heart Cypress half inch Shingles and
~ OO FIRE Bricks in addition to already large stock
sell low for eash.
mr41y2dp NJ NJ COCHRAN A. BROg
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L w.
HINKLE have retired from our firm.
The business will be continued and settled by the re-
naming partners. GARVIN, BELL g. co.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYE
Office "a Front Row. no57-dsw3m
ER- Speaking of Southern manufactures the Ternes
see Baptist of Nashville, remarks:
MeSSrs. Clark, Gregory d Co.,
Of our city, manufacturing valuable family medi.
cines that will fast known take the place of all
the pills, pain killers and r. R. Relief medicines now
sold by millions in the South Ambrosial Oil is truly
invaluable medicine for bruises cuts burns choics
fux oothache sick headache, etc. Their painless Iv
er pills and sgue pills no family should be without
DIPTHERIA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested if taken time and the patient
kept warm by repeated bathing with Ambrosial Oil
gsrgle the throat often with the oil slightly diluted with
water and bind flannel cloth saturated with the
oil on going to bed. We are confident we overcame
several cases in family with the oil alone and DR. T.
NJ Clarks painless pills. Tennessee Baptist Nash.
vile, Tennessee
Sold at the manufacturers price by s. Mansfield &
Co, Memphis wholesale agents for Southwest and by
al Memphis druggists. no22-dawlm
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PUBLIC SALE!
SALTPETER! SALTPETER!
CHRISTMAS LUNCU.

WILL pay forty cents per pound, cash, for all
Il SALTPETER delivered to me at Memphis before
the first day of July, 1862. W. r. HUNT.
deIl.lm O -dnanca Os1;essr
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THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls at
tentiOn of the citizens of Memphis to the an
nezed statement of losses paid by the above old,
reliable and prompt paying Company Gin this
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NOTICE.
Common Law Court.

A'v ". Nsi'' petiaon for Divorce.
Thomas Nell.
TT appearing the clerk Of the law side Of the
mon law and chsncery o. the C y Of Memphis
il vaes ion, that defendant, Thomas Nei non-resi
dent the State OF Tennes il is therefore ordered
sy him that publication be maze for fOur weeks
a.. .siveIy in the Memphis Daily Appeal req firing said
TrhoInss Neil appear at before the second Monday
IN February nezt at beiRg the FIR day Of the Zebra
,rv term 1862 of said e0urt and plead de-
n,r to plaintiffs petition the will be taken for
eonfe ssed ana ths cause set for hearing psrte.
EARCUS J. WBIiHT Clerk
BY A J. WHEELER, D. @.
C;oIeman & Gallagher, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
7o9f 4rSf
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HERRTNGS AMP SHAN
GROUND COFFEE-

100 BOXES one pound papers Coffee, a fr.t.r,4s
lOO article. FOR sale by
CHAS s. SHARP
Over Frank Smith & Co
ueIJ Bradley Bl,ck
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WOOD! WOOD!

AAIE have established WOOD YARD on The cot
" ioa shFd i9t corner Sh5y aud Beai stree t. ana
oai or quantity az fair prices. split or Stove Jy,c5
also Tor sale by the cart load Orders lei At The r.
house OF Corey & Co., or at the Wood Yard win rs
ceive proper attention. T. AFGFO 80
"-n NJ kelly
, 1861-09-05
NATIONAL HORSE SHOW.

Especial Dispxtch to the Chicago Tfibunel
or1AwA, Sept 4.
The National Horse Show Ia success. The
morning opened gloriously and the exercises
to day have been full Of interest, and the mum
Der Of people IN attendance Is greatly in aa-
vance Of those on the ground yesterday. The
two great features OF the day have been the
tandem trot between " Blaekhird" " and" Min
nehAhan y entered and driven BY E. q. Yates
Of Chicago, and the Fog River Pet" snd
"stephen 4. Douglas," entered and driy-
en by H. 4. Knights Of Chicago;
and the trial OF speed between honres,
ge,dings and FLIES who have never
trotted before on regular course. In the
tandem trot tie team eatered BY Yates Was
the winner, the best 2 in 3. Time: 1st hest,
voa by Knights in 500; I'd heat, Won By
Yates In s:15; Sd heat, Won by Yates in s:2s.
In the match for horses, geldirgs and f1lies
which had ne1er before trotted for money on
a regular course, there were fifteen entered
The trot vas sharply contested sud resulted in
the winning of the purse and the
race by the sorrel gelding, "si-
las Rich" owned by q. Clark
Of 1naepeadence, Iowa, in 2.39. The time
made by the Others ranged from a:45 to 25s5,
Several uoatehes were made, to be trotted on
Saturday next.
Rare sport ia expected tomorrow. There
viii be q stallion trot By double tea,ns; and
IN the afternoon the great ladies' equestrian
r,atch, For the latter, there are nine eatsiea
auaone which are Mrs. G. H. Faseett and MIN
, 1861-09-05
eECRErARY CHAsE.s APPEAL.

The appeal to the patriotism Of the
American people for National Loan. to
deiray the expense OF the war, has been
issued hy Sc 2retatJ CEASE. It will be
found juserscd in the next page Of this
mornings TMB1SE The appeal Is
couched in calm, dienifed language, and
sets firth most clearly in few words the
effects and conditions Of the proposed
lean Subscription books will be shortly
cIened in pursuance Of the act Of Congress,
i~ the scyern1 cities and principal towns in
the loyal portions Of the United States, in
cer that all patriotic citizens may have
IN opportunity Of contributing to the
support Of Government in this hour
Of the Nations peril, for the
purIose Of crushing the unholy insur-
1vcuon Of the shareholders, and restoring
1eacc and prosperity 10 our beloved ceun-
t:y. Nlen the books are opened in Chi
caEo. it is hoped and believed that our CT
izcns viii net be backward in subscribing,
eye1y man according to his means and
shiiity. Some men must volunteer to serve
tie CIion in the tented field, and those
who stay at home are expected to furnish
the money to buy the ammunition, cloth
ing and rations Of the brave men who so
forth to fight. The Goddess Of Liberty ex-
poets eeery man to Go his duty in this des-
pe1ale struggle fer the existence Of tbs
Grea1 Republic
, 1861-09-05
FROM QUINCY:
fSpaffal Qisp3tch to the Chicaro TrIbu

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1Ibune.l
QuNcE, Sept. 4, 1851.
Gen. Pope arrived here last night On the
Government bcat Hannibal City, and leaves
this evening to take the field in Missouri.
The Home Guards Of this place, under Capt.
steinWede11, 10 strong, accompany him IS .
body guard.
The rebels have torn up tho railroad track
and cut down telegraph poles between Hume
well and she1bina. Martin Green Was between
these placeslyesterday vi. .h.a force Of 20o0 well
AIMED men. He had two pieces Of artiTleIJ-
one and 6-pounder. His camp WAS Oh the
south side Of the road.
Col Moore of Missouri, and Col. Smith Of
the Illinois 18th, with few Union troops,
came acrcss the river and djned at the Quincy
House to-day. Their force is ma'p1y at Pal
myra. They reached that place yesterday
a{ter march Of 50 miles.
Gen. Hur1but is reported west Of Shelbina
With 200 or 1,500 Iowa and Illinois troops.
lam authorized to say that the reports that
Gen. Frement had disappreVed and counter
manded Gen. Pope's orders regarding the
policy he had adopted in North Missouri, and
particularly with regard to 1evying contriou,
lions in Marion County and at Palmyra, are
without the slightest foundation Of truth,
Gsn. Pope will proceed Immediately with such
force as y III insure the complete execution o1
his policy.
, 1861-09-05
Especial Dispatch tof4e Chicago Trzsane,1

Especial Dispatch to tes chieago Trisune.l
-: CA1Ro, Sept. 4, 1851.
An expedition consisting Of three g1n
beats and the steamer Gen. Graham, with Col
McArthur's regiment, seven hundred strong,
all under command Of Col. Wagner, was sent
Gown the Mississippi on Monday morning,
Col. McArthur's regiment was left opposite
Columbus. and the gan boats went down the
ziyez as far as Hickman, BY. The entire expe-
dition returned this evening It exchanged
shots With rebel hattery and gun boat at
Hick nan; wers fired at from Columbus with
small erms, answered with big guns were
also fired at from Chalk Bluffs, BY. None OF
our forces injured. *sso much for Western
Kentucky neutrality. Nearly all Of the State
west of the Tennessee river is secesh4
Dr. Sim received biz commission as Brigade
Surgeon, to-day, with ordsrs to report st once
to Gen. Mcclellan st Washington. Many re-
grets are expressed at his departure.
The seeesh could raise only three prisoners
ms cad Of twenty to exchange st Charleston,
Col. Wallace brought back seventeen rebels.
Gen. Giant assumed command Of the forces
at this pest to-day.
Parties just in render 1t cestain that the
rebels have an left stkeston. and are coucea
t1ating at New Madrid.
, 1861-09-05

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-The Memphis Appeaz
Of the Sd reports receipts Of one hundred and
thirty-tWo bales Of cotton and sales Of thirty
seven.
a telegram from Columbus, Ky., to tbs
Appsal, says three U. s. gun boats and one
transport arrived opposite Columbus with
large number Of men, it was thought for the
purpose Of Selling Columbus or 10 attack
Pillow.
a meeting Of native Kentucliaus at Mem
phis, on tie Sd, resolved to pledge them.
telyes to render their native State and her
eons all the aid within their power whenever
her freemeI shall i1augnrate a struggle for
tile assertion Of her liberties against the
tyranny Of the Federal power and despotism
of the Abolitionized North.
a Richmond letter to the Memphis Appsal,
reports the arrival Ct two cavalry companies
from Georgia, ea;d to be finest aid most eff.
cient troops, with best horses, ever seen
The Charleston -dtereury Of Saturday an
nounces the arrival at that port OF the armed
pcieateer Gordon, *fcm 3 six weeks cruise.
It had captured foIr prizes.
Gen. A. Sidney Johnston passed A5mphis
en- bis way to Richmond.
1t Frankfort TIVE Union members had beea
selected to fill contested seats in the Ken
tneky Senate. The temporary speaker then
resigned. The Senate will be regularly or
BALTIMORE, Apg- "A copy Of the Rich
mend Dispatch, received On Tuesday, by flag
Of truce, Ut Old Point, contains the following
itsms Of DeWR:
a dfEratch from Charleston, dated Sunday
night, says brig 1aden With coffee, run the
blockade cn Sunday morning; also vessel
with fruit. I'll: ship Gondar, from Liverpool,
azrivea at Beaufez: list week
| The ship Alliance, which arrived at Besufort
last week, Is spoken Of By the Examiner as II.
den with arms, ammunition, thread, quick-sil.
Yer, &c.
| The Dispatch saJs we may in few days e1.
| poet Beanreyazd znd Jon1ston's 1eior: Of the
| battle CT Manassas.
The Petersburg Express Of Monday, gives
au account Of the taking Of Fort Hattefas
| and says portion Of the wounded escaped on
steamboat It gives the number Of killed
| and wounded at about 50, and says that thoss
who escaped from the fort contended that tas
magazine exploded, but the Express doubts tts
story and adds: f1Our latest Alyices from
North Carolina are up to eight O'Clock l4s
bofo that formidable Yankee heet was IL
sight Of Fort Macon, which commands tEs
entrance to Beaufort hsrbor, and is spoken c
SIS themost formidable fortitcation on the coas
Of North Carolina. An attack Was expected
on Monday morning. The garrison Is vel
prepared for the assault and will resist to tn
iast''
The excitement throughout North Carolin'
and Easte11 Virginia, ID intense. It was ru
mored that Washington, n. c., had been de
stroyed by the Yankees.
No mention is made in the Dispatch Of th
Illness Of JEFF Davis, but it contains procle
gether again on the Sd inst, on account Of It
failure to deliver to the President for his sig
nature, the bill containing the military 81
| DfinfyneDfR
, 1861-09-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibnne.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibnne.1
ST. LOUIE, Sept. 4. 1861.
Prince jerome and suite arrived here at Z
O'Clock this evening, and very quietly pro-
ceeded to the Planters House. Gen. Fremont
had ordered out large body Of troops, under
command Of Gen. hcKinstry, consisting Of
artillery and cavalry, which was to are sa'
lutte in bis homer and escorS him to the hotel.
After waiting upon the levee until about .
O'Clock, 1t began to dawn upon the command
ing officer that the Prince had given them the
slip, and the troops were remanded to their
quarters. 4 great crowd of people, however,
continued to throng the streets until a late
hour, in anxious anticipation Of bis arrival.
Quite . number OF our French population
have the tri-eolored flag out.
The trains TO- night brought no further in
tel,gence Of importance from the interior
The city is ysry quiet
, 1861-09-05

Not yet arrived at camp.
I stt11 at Camp BntIer-
: Heported st JacksonEi'lc-now il Cairo.
, 1861-09-05

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4-Priace Napoleon sud
suite arrived here at 7o'cloeR and took rooms
at the Planters House. 4 military escort had
been provided, by order OF Gen. Fremont, to
attend the prince from the depot to his quar-
te1e on the arrival Of the regular train at Is.
4! waited On the levee till nine O'Clock. when
it wss ascertained be hal guilty entered tie
city TWO aours before.
Ihree 1o1away slaves were caught Il few
days since BY a party Of Feds3A tzoops at
Ms1eamie bridge and brought to this esty, and an1
proof of their loyalty to The government.
Il is reported that John ". Reid, member
Of Congress, Is raising regiment Of troops in
his district, Tor service IN the rebel army.
4 Military Commission, to assemble at the
st. Loris Arsenal, has been instituted for the
trial, according to rules andarticles of war, oi
all business brought before it.
, 1861-09-05

HANNIBAL, Sept. 4-Corpo1al Di4, ofthe
Sd Regiment, while out on q scouting expedi-
ton with five men near KirkEille, Last week,
was SUI rounded in farm house while st din
ner, By twenty-five secessionists who demand
ed the surrender Of bis party. This was refus-
ed and the secess;onista made an attack upon
them The fight Was severe but the federal
troops maintained their position in the house,
driving their aseai8nts from the ground with
LOGS Of seTen killed and five wounded. Cor
poral Dix, on the federal side was killed but
none of the others were hurt
, 1861-09-05

WHsH1sa1os, Sept. 1.-THE executive de-
PAT .ment Gas 70 Information conaFua.oTy OF
tie reported death or JEFF Davis. Iat4ii-
gerce received in army circles render snch an
event as merely probable
Commodore Stringham has made Official re-
port Of The Hatteras, affair. It contains moth
11g additional Of interest.
The nRyai retuipg board mssts at Brooklyn
Navy Yard Oh the 10Th.
TIE Treasury Department has issued pro
poeals for the construction Of five steam
screw revenue vessels.
Gov. Gamble Of Missouri hij an interview
with the President to-day.
It is believed that PISCES to crcss the P0so-
Lac will hereafler be withheld from neR7pa-
per reporters.
WASHINGTON, SEPT. THE following order
has teen Issued BY Lieut., Gen. Scott, Sept. 8:
u The GeneTal-in- Chiefs happE to announce
that the Treasury Department., to meet future
payments to the troops, is about to supply,
besides coin as heretofore, Treasury notes In
IS, los and 2o6, as good as gold at all banks
and Governm ent Offices throughout the Uni
ted States. and most coEverie-t for transmits
s,cn By mail iron oficeis SID men to their
sons and brothers serving under the Stars and
Stripes, will thus soon have ready and sate
means Of relieving IN immense amount ol
suffering which could not be reached by coin.
Especial to Poat.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Ihe Richmond pa
pers are in ecstacies over their troops 0ccu
patton Of Mnuson's Hill, md declare that al
onward moyemsnt II III soon be MADE.
It is reported that MIR. Ely, ~ c. frou
Rochester, n T., will soon be released,
Gov. Gamble, Of Missouri, has arrived here
, 1861-09-05

From the Missouri Democrat, 4th-1
J. D. McFarlane Of company H, First Mis-
aourl Volunteers, reached this city on Monday
night from Springfield, which place he left on
Wednesday, the 23th u1t- He says the body
Of Csptafn Grztz was brought into Springfield
OF tha Say he left, and that he readily recog-
nized It By the beard, and saw from the stripes
on his pantaloops that be was an officer. The
face Tas much b1ackened and Wtthefea. The
body was recovered by Dr.. franklin.
Dir. McFarIaue ssys General Price is march
ing towards Jefferson City with force Of sew
eral thousand men, aud that it was common
talk arnong the soldiers that the burning OF
the Pacific Railroad bridges would be the
first thing done in the ueighborhood Of the
Capital.
Since writing the shove, ne have had some
conversation with 4 gentleman who left
Springfield On Friday evening last. The in.
formation brought By him Is given In detail II
the letter of our RoIla correspondent He
confirms the recovery Of the body Of Captain
Gratz. He says also that General Price, with
force Of from ten to fifteen thousand men, is
undoubtedly marching On Jefferson City, hav-
Ing been heard from l8st at Warsaw, where he
Vas being uumerously reinforced from the
surrounding counties.
, 1861-09-05
COZ. HUNTERp

The sererade to Major-General Hunter
Last night was handsome tribute to that
officers gallantry, and q faint expression
Of the joy that Is felt here because he is
detailed to command our Illinois troops.
T. ,arge-conside1ing the lateness Of the
horr-a very large ccncourse of people
turred cur to greet him. His few soldier
y and manly words were received with
every demonstration Of confidence and
Ii Snect
, 1861-09-05
From Fortress monF0es

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. The Confede.
rate slaves at Old Point now number 1900, in
GLIDING women and children.
4 Asg Of truce has Just come IL from Nor:
folk with the crews Of the bark RoWena, and
schooner Mary A1ice, and brig Josephine, 81
eepton OF Tie Josephine, which was taken by
the prfvateer Savannah. The captain and
mates Of the chip Glen are retained IS prison
ers al Richmond. The captain Of the Mary
Alice is a'uoet direct from Charleston. H.
reports that the force there does not exceed
1000 men, and that they aPprehend an attack
from Tie recent naval expedition
Col. Corcoran WIS lately put In irons s=ye-
sa1 hours for refusing to snswe1 to bis name 1t
roll call
, 1861-09-05

The st, Louis Republican, theleadirg Demo
cratic paper of that city and the West. has the
following indozsement Of Gen. Fremont's pro-
clamAtion.
The proclamation of Major General Ere
mont, which appears in smother 60 lpmn, Is
the most important document which has ap-
ptsred in the progress OF the Wal. Let It be
resd with careful Consideration By every cat1.
zen. The prompt Waiting Of the extEeMest
penalties OF martial Law upon all rebels within
the established military lines; the confscatlon
Of tie property Of persons who shall take up
arms against the Government, and the oecaata,
tion of absolute freedom to the slaves Of all
such FersoIa; the extreme penalties 70 be
visited upon bridge-burners, railroad and tele
graph destroye5s, reasonable correspondence
a. d lbels, and peace destroyers Of all kinds,
ale messutts Ct the mo6t extraordinary etriu-
| gencY; but the wisdom Of their pronulgatlon
| b. the eupreme officer in the army Of the
| West re are confident will be conceded bT
| every Just and 10y al citizen
| Tht1eis is no longer any middle ground or
| rccn fer traitors where the lawful govern
/ mkt hEs 6way. General Fremont strikes
| tc:c;v a1a :eaIless1y. The consolidated pa
t.:ct:em ard boundlses resources Of tbs great
| Te1tATxst are at bis hack. Let every faithful
msp, IL word ard deed, give aid and encor.
segment TO this grsud movement tor the r.
zstah:isl ment Of the Thete people
, 1861-09-05
MisplaeeQ Confidence In the Hebal
Coast WefenGtHs
IErnm The RsIei1h StandaCd-l

We learn On good authority that Conpo-
been assigned to dnty, BY President DITis, On
the coast Of North Carolina and Virginia
with the armament alreaay at his command
in connection with our land batteries On the
coast, It Is thought that be viii give the Yan-
KEGS warm reception. Il viii be seen from
this that the Confederate government has A.
suu1ed entire control of our I" coast defencas,' ,,
and to a1la5 all anxiety On the subject We can
assu1e our frier ds On the sea coast md else.
where that Governor Clark Is emitting no op.
po1tpnity, but Is employing all the means st
his command, to have them not only secure
against attack. but prepared thoroughly for
n4feueive operatiGRs.
, 1861-09-05

Bosros, Sept. 4-Jas. segoine, h1iilng from m
charges Of conspiracy against the Government.
He has been committed for Gial at the next
term of the United states Disstics Eou1s.
Bail Was refused. segulne va & noana =, To- 10,
trunE, snd other suspicious circum stances led
To his Arrest.