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, 1861-09-18

Tic Hcckef jaeger and Turchln's 18th,
hr':!l mainly recruited in Chicago, are
:im>;'s ,he regiments ordered by the Gov
c1nnicnt to Washington. The friends Of
t. !*:ys in these two regiments viii know
wLerc tc address them.
1;u: Is it not d burning shame that New
York New England, Pennsylvania and New
ts1sey, with tie aid Of the Ohio, Wiscon-
Sir, Michigan, Indiana and Minnesota men
al1thUy Gn thc Potomac, cannot defend the
Capital and through it their own chief cit
it's, without stripping our Army Of the
West of five Thousand troops, in q crisis
Ike this? What is the East doing? Why
sht,ull they 50 Itch IN men, call OF the
Wsst? Have VIC here nothing to dof Is
nut Cairo threatened? Is St. Louis
ssfe: Is Missouri pscifed? Is
Sic corps d'armee in New Orleans
full to oyerhowing2 Have not the
military authorities at Washington heard
Il Polk. Pillow, Hardee, McCulloch, Price,
Rains, JEFF Thompson, and Mart Green,
with their C5,000 followers? l. Fremont
.o lie treated as Lyon was? We tell the
14Ec1Tds CT the Atlantic sea-board that it
is ::m. for them to besti1 themselves. They
L;.Nc now got from US Of the Northwest
Line regiments from Michigan, SIX from
Wisconsin, and one under orders from
Minnesota, six from Indiana and more
frcm her arc required, and viii soon be on
their way; and now from Illinois, III addi-
tion 10 Turchin's and Heeker's infantry
tic 10Th and 24:h,-three regiments of cav
a!1y, F;.rrswouh, Bracket and Dickey
ere commanded to goa total Of 1000, to
say Ii hing Of the Indiana and Oaie
men under General Rosecrans doing
good service in Western Virginia. Ye'
tbs hard fighting is to he in the Valley @
The Mississippi!
Tie West will demand, not for tht
purpose Of compelling her Sons to theu
duty, but fo1 securing to the Army Of the
East the services Of coward1y or unpstri
otic New England, New York and Penn:
sylrania, that the work Of drafting be Al
onct begun. But in this heavy DRAFT made
upon Us in the face Of imminent danger
there is this consolation: With our brave
boys in the van OF McClcllan's army, ther,
will be no more such pitiable exhibition
rs we saw at Great Bethel and Bulls Run
They will teach your Fire zouaVes ant
such like cattle the art Of war. But if 70
1otlirg else, let the East be subjected t
draft for men to car1y our mems luggag
aud to serve as cooks in camp?
, 1861-09-18


JEFFERSON CITT, Sept. 17.-InteI;geuce
irpm the West received here today, contra
diets the report that Paraons had arrived at
Georgetown with 490O tebeaB.
The news from Lexington up to SATURDAY,
shows there has been no fight tAere up to that
time, though the fede1a1s had been summoned
10 surrender by Price, whose army was II 900
strong. Gen. Pope will reinforce Lexington
to~EoIrow. the Is b, with 1900 men.
Az Independent Regiment Col Hogey, WIS
sent to gua1d the La1amls Bridge rom this
place.
To-day, - the tratn was leaving, q private
named Wallace, in getting On tie train, fed
and Was run over and killed.
The steamer War Eagle arrived this even
ipg, having left Boonyn1e At 3 p N. to-day. 1t
Imports all quiet there There were about
2,A0 FederAls there When the boat left, BE-
s>dts Home GRards, consisting Of the Iowa
Sth, Indiana 9Th and q battalion of the Indi-
aua 22d.
Last night battalion Of Home Guards we're
sent west to guard Laramie bridge, eight mi1ss
from BocnRl1le. On entering tie bridge they
were fired upon bE rebel pickets They re.
tuned the fire, killing one rebel aud wound
ing another. None Of the Home Guards were
hju1ed.
a private IN Company &, Iowa 5th, n.med
Barrett, committed suicide on the War E ag,e
this evsping on her way down, bJ shooting
himself
The steamer Clara Bell hsd a.riyed IN safety
at Lexington
, 1861-09-18
Taking the National kO1n.
tFrom the N. ?. Timea of Monday

The trade and finances Of the past week
were marked bJ further and pretty general
improvement In business, including heavy
ealts Of for ign merchandise, most Of which
previous importation, the current direct en-
tf1es continuing unusually Light for septem-
her. And also BY q largely increased popular
Eubseription to the new 1910 per cent loan.
The. Individual subscription for the week
reach nearly tettr millions dollars, against
less than t5,000, 600 the previous week.,
and 3lrIo,o00 the week bsfoEe. The popular
Interest In the loan ie daily OF the increase, for
WhHe The sggreaat amount On Saturday r wAs
below that OF Thursday or Friday, the num-
bet Of Subscribers for moderate sums was
quite as la1ge, ard this without the fiat ap-
pearance Of the Treasury bonds themselves.
II Is hoped that afterthis week the new ap-
Pilcants will be supplied ut once with the
bonds, In such denominations as they may
select, Wlthout the preliminary trouble
correspondence with the Department at Wash-
lrgton. So esger have been our people to mau-
Hest their confidence In aad support Of the
Government, and 80 anxious to secure 3 most
profitalie and convenient, as well as
rot waited for the preparation Of the
1onder delayed Is 1t has been By the weU
thought Of Improvement Of attaching half
yearly coupons for the interest Oar
large moneSed institutions, other thaa B anks,
Aaft HNt yet IhRNG tae1F eUGScf7fLlQn TO any
siderable extent; but arrangements, We IN
dezsfaud, arc conte mplated fur 1arge additions
from this source; among others liberal sub.
ecripticn by the Panama Company, whose
caAh balances here snd in London are well on
to a nsii}iou OF dollars. Tbs rise In Ex-
change to Europe to the equivalent OF 108@
10s19 ~ 90 days sight, equal to 1O9@109k s5
s1gh4, will tend to e0cou ,ake the Investment
Of 0lbtr lalanees NOW held On the other
eide, as well to induce purchases Of the
bohes, ss soon as they are ready, for English
end ContiDe ntal account. The average cur.
:ent rate Of Interest in Europe is only aboat
ote:talf the income borne by these bonds, aud
While 30 formal apple ation By the GoTaru-
mtnt, and NJ extensive negotiations by the
bsnsB or bankers Of this country, NAV be
alitnHted in any part Of Europ+, We hare
Isaecn 10 believe that these Three Year
Z ~ Per cent. bonds, con4ertibls into 20
1=sF per cent stock at any time within the
thfee yearE, will attrlct much attention. sad
pestaEs induce large Rpecula.ions between the
tHc countries, through the intimate cortc5-
pondence Of New Yu1k with all parts vi the
world. Thib calculation is not relied upon to
carry cur whole loan tliuaaphant!y through,
nor Is it cesirable, IN one sense, that It should
be, {inTolIiEg, as tie trar8'er would, large
annual outlay Ct interest in Europe, but tue
past experiences With our National Loaus
prove that it will come round nevertheless.
And in the event OF any early or eignai euc,
cefste to our army in the field, tho processes
OF subscriptions und remittance on Foreign
account will be felt almost irnnoiiata}v.
, 1861-09-18

The sieters Of Mercy who left here few
days ago to join the Irish Brigade, have had
come difficulty in reaching their destination.
4 letter in the Missouri Democrat, dated Of
jefferson City, Sept 18th, says:
The Sioux City has had hard road to travel
She rstn4ned yesterday again, nfter q second
abortve attempt to reach Lexington This
time, EoWere9, she vas actually attacked. and
made 3 narrow escape, At Glasgow force
cf nearly 2,c00 men was discovered lining
either bank Of the river, and the boat was
ttrsight1ay fired upon BY cannon, two pieces
being p'altt On the left and one oa the right
bank: Their fire, however, was SO buddy
ained thnt she turned around In the face OF
il without single SHOT striking nearer than
t1fty yards. They, then saluted her with q
troadsice Of muAkstry, compliment for
which, however, Cur boy q had not waited, but
advanced ty squads with great politeness and
drsd duzi1 { TIE whole time. Under this fire
ten Of IL. rebels gcre teen to throw up their
bands and reel from their saddles. None OF
cur mtn we're hurt The Sisters Of Mercy,
Who have thus been baked a second time IN
their stttmpt to join the L>ish Brigade, will
taFe to he IS 1nezcifcl as possible, md wait
until We have opened the road to Lexington.
, 1861-09-18
The Rebels Drirea 0,d--7he Union Troops a1ai,
in Possession Of tie Cn4

Kr. Miner, proprietor Of the Patee House,
the principal hotel in st. Joseph, Mo reached
Chicago yesterday, having left there on satur
day morning last.
He Gays tie Federal troops have re possessed
themselves Of the city Of st. Joseph. The
rebels bad occupied the town for about 8
week, but on Friday last the Kansas Second
Regiment, which Was soon followed by other
Union troops, entered the city and drove out
the rebels, and are now in quiet possession.
The Union troops there number about six
thousand. The rebels took to their heels
EheG the Federal forces approached, bnt
large number O: them we're nevertheless cap
tuIe5, and are now In the hands Of our troops,
together with many slaves employed by the
rtbele, who will be contiscated. While the
r=bela had possession Of the city, they con.
Eltted many exceeBes, robbing stores And
seizirg the private property CT Union men.
HI. Miner Fays his Federal tiag is tne only one
remaining at St. Joseph, and Re kept it flying
ever his hotel all the time the rebels we're
there, and he aud bis boarders, being well
armed, defed them to remove it. 1t took Mr..
Miner thirty two hours to come through fron
St. Joseph to Hannibal There are several
breaks along the road, where the rebels have
torn up the track. This train is The first that
has Come th1 ough for over week, aud it #as
fired upon By skuiking banda OF secession
gnerillas, three times before reaching Han
nihnl
, 1861-09-18
Return OF the African Squadron.
From the N. T. Times, 1bth.l

The United States steam gunboat Sumter
arrived in this port yesterday morning, from
st. Paul de Loapdc, Africa She is the avaat-
which has been summoned home. Seven
other 7eestls composing the squadron had
sa3ed, CT we're about to sail, 80 that the Navy
Department will soon have an effective force
Of eight veesels to add to the blockading
i91ee, q tS cooperate II offensive operations
ahce will no doubt be Immediately admlnls-
tered fothe cfllcer1 And crews of these Hhips,
snd thar services be put In prompt use
The returning officers report q couple OF
years Of very active cnast cruising after sla-
VT; Indeed, the English have recently been
Il Hc11sttpg themselves On the unwonted &C.
1FitJ md vigilance Of the American squadron
bn5 re hare now other pirates to LOOK after,
aad the British Government 1n,y receive re-
eomPense for It's sympathy with the slave re
to guard.
, 1861-09-18

] -AA*' ~NS"C.l
11"nee .hlcago' oepfenoer Ito. 1851.
1utsoa'1 10 INSTRUCTORS from the secretary Of tire
1T asnfSt Dook will be ope2ed or tie !sti day OF
los1 at th1s once f11 subscriptions uncc
TT snpesetendence for Treasury Notes. to he Issued
u1uel Inc act o1 'n5s Ltn 1s6A These notes VIII be
lssoeo oa ni's ooAats ons nono1eo olaEa hVe
ha1eleo oo1s1s. ona tnousald aouafs Lao i've thu
sane aolafS 1sth ausuSt 15 three
seaf7 MET cate 70 the orr OF the aunacs.ber o. as
eHee'eo' aao oeaf AT 1ae rs1e or $40 per
eehe PER ann1- pa ete'olannuailSs such hesfest
rang ehe fate u 'Ho cthS iof each dss on every
nnnefeo oofafs. OF tne convenience Of The h'iitr
eacn noiorf VIII nave coupons attached expressing
tle several smonnts of se1nlannust tnters.f which
e2opon1 nss W oetacaea Sa1 pEe7entsa tos FaSnsht
sepata'els Hona tns notes.
subscriptions lot e1en lTeaEnf5 eotes Will &c re-
celsed durfsg ftfee1 days from the d-y Il opening
the book as aforesaid No subscription for less than
1fty dollars nor fo7 any fraction OF that sum can be
ceiEed Subscriptions Of fifty uo:lars OF ore hundred
dollars must he pa:d in lawful coin ntt.d vt
, 1861-09-18
ST. LOUIS IER1IS.


ANOTHER kEG1MENT.-EXG Governor Thoa,
L. P1ice is to raise 8 regiment in this State.
Gen. Hunter will proceed TO Jefferson
City to-day, as We learn, to take command Of
the movements against Gen. Price and his
rebel army.
MAJOR STURG1s N ST. JosEPa-News has
het received here that Major Sturgis and his
command. consisting of one regiment Of in
tansiy, tHo companies Of cavalry, and one Of
artillery, arrived, and touk POSSESSION Of St..
Joseph on Friday last.
The NORTHWESTERN RIFLES This corps,
which arrived from Chicago on Sunday even
ing on the steamer David Tatum, disembarked
st the mouth of Pina or Chestnut street, but
econ received orders to embark On that boat
and tbs n. II. Gra5am for protection from the
storm. They we're still there last evening,
and it was not Known whether they would
leave the city or so out to Camp Benton.
GREAT MovENEST;;oF TRooPs-Very exter.
sivt movements Of troops have lasely been
Eoirg cn in this department. Yesterday Col.
ncTe5's 24th Indiana regiment, left BY rail
n nd Tor Jefferson City.
Col Wheatley's 26th Indiana regiment left
il TWO steamboats, yesterday for Jefferson
City.
Cot Eecker's 24th Illinois, and Tarehin'a
l3th, left Cairo for Washington by railroad
Col. Hoxey passed through this city On his
nay to join bis regiment, on the way to .,
near Washington.
Two regiments Of Illinois cavalry have also
teen ordered for service at Washington.
, 1861-09-18

The following table shows the receipts
OF leading articles since the 1st Of January
, 1861-09-18

From the Eoath-H~s1KuAtlo Of the
Cor fedeKAte &eetetRrY Of Xar

LOUISVILLE, Sept. III 'AsHvILLE, Sept,
16}-A Richmond specialize the Ua1o,. 4ad
Ataericon says the Hon. Z. P. Walker, Secre-
ta1y Of War, has resigned in consequence Of
bad health, His successor has not yet been
appointed.
All the banks in New Orleans SUSPENDED
specie paymcn: to-day, and Treasury notes
ale I'll at par.
R1cHNoxD, VA, Sept. 1.-THE 6ght between
Wise and Linco1n's ferce at "Hswk's Eest''
has been confirmed, Gen. Henn!ngsen djrec.
ted the Confederate troops. The enemy Eere
badly cut up. But one Of the Confedesates
was wounded.
Hampten'e cavalry made splendid dash il.
to The enemy's lines neGr Alexandria, and af
Ter some sharp work, they returned WITH
three prisoners and considerable war mum.
tioEs,
The Fort Smith Times Of the 7th learns that
five regiments Of Texss troops Will toin Nc.
Cnlloch IL few days also, a Missiseippi and
South Carolina regiment
, 1861-09-18
Late and Bxctiius from Missouri.

sT: LOUIS, Sept. IA special dispatch to
the Missouri Ds7noerut, from Jefferson City,
and states that on Saturday last Gen. Priya,
with II GOO ,nen, had surrounded Lexington
and sent q summons to Col. Mulligan to sur
EeIder. Col. Mulligan refused, when Price is
reported to hare sent word that he would
give him until o'clock On Monday to sur
render, and II he did not he would mar:h on
him with black Tag It Is confidently be-
NeEed ttre that Gen 5turges has by this time
reached Lexington, from St. joseph, and th 1t
Price viii be cut eff or forced to retreat
Quite d panic prevailed at Georgetown on the
receipt q the news from Lexington, and sew
eral families fed.
, 1861-09-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TribGnel
ST. LOUIS, Sept. It, 1861.
We have adEices from Lexington to Sanday,
up to which time no attack had been made
uron the town. Price had besn in close prog
Unity fcr two or three days, but for some
reason had delayed making any demonstra-
tons. The report Of Al att:ek on Thursday
is cebtradieted.
Msior General Hunter left here by the morn.
ing train for Jefferson City.
Benton Barracks were at last duly inaugura-
ted tbis afternoon. There was fine review
Of all the troops quartered there, consisting Of
infantry, artillery, and cavalry. Generals
Fremont, Curtis, Sigel, aud MeKinstry, were
present Nhea the flag was raised. At the sug.
gestion Of Gen. McKinstry, three cheers were
given lur the flag and three more for Ere
mont.
There Was quite fag raising On Second
street to-day, some thirty Of cur merchants
threw the stars and stripes out to the breeze.
Lieut. Frark Wolf, formerly Of Dayton or
Cincinnati, Ohio, and an officer Of Company
B, of artillery battalion OF sigel's brigade, WAS
fatally stabbed this afternoon By private
named Ahlier. Ahlier was endeayoriug to de
sert, and upon Lieut.. VOLTS pursuing. he
tuned upon sud stabbed him with his knife,
cutting his heart in twain He expired in,
6tant1y,
, 1861-09-18
Troops for WexfeYn vRr.a~t..

ooP" 1of "e&feFn Virginia,
Col 1om Ford's regiment Of Ohio volan.
antee1s Started for Western Vfrgiuts On Mon
oas haE ut to reinforce Gen McReynolds's d1yt
esoo'whlch helds Cheat Mountain paas against
saen' Lee The regiment WAS accompanied by
two companies of cavalry.
COL 4 s. Piatt's regiment proceeded List
saturday to the Kauawhs river TO assist Gen
Rosecrans in driving the thief Ford and the
"etomp-tail steers' Of Wise across the ALE
ghany Mountafns. Two regiments from In
diana left their canp on Monday and are
hurrying to join Rosec1Rns to engage in the
same laudab1e sport The war will soon be
carried into the Shenandoah valley between
The Blue ridge and the Allegheny rauReu
, 1861-09-18

II eee1n1 probable that Col. Blair uaaY have
been labortng under the mistake Of auroosiug
that he, with torne half dozen other politi-
clans # more Or less celebrity, outranked
Gen. Fremont. We rejoice tha. they have Ill
fop1d themselves mistaken.
In our opinion Gen. Fremont has BEEN riebt
Ill the time, aAd It would be well il the Presi.
cent and The rtst Of TIE politicians, could find
sufficient employment, in occupations less
mle echieyous than 3 timorous or unfrieudly
supervision OF bis movements, or the Provo.
cation Of pereoQN issHes.-Ctn. GdHmerciel,
, 1861-09-18

The Frankfort, Ky., correspondent OF the
Pllladelphia Bulletin states that Senator
Rrcckin1idge had gone to Richmond, Va
which may be true, although no other paper
has the neNr. Breckiuridge has not been
hes1d Of since his speech boldly advising re-
elsfance TO the war tax, and he may with good
ne 9oSezn1ncut Of jeff Davis than he could
NeFs 10 tt outside the Confederate States.
, 1861-09-18
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CA.1c, Sept. II, 1861.
Tie gusboat Conestoga captured the steam
ers s. K. Stephenson aud Gazelle, up Cum
berlsnd River yesterday. The Stephenson
had f1ty tons iron aboard the Ga2elle was
vithca: caro-.
The Tyler came up to-day from below, re.
porting everything quiet at Camp Jefferson,
snd ct Norfolk no eigns Of rebels
a. B. English, HON back Of Commerce, No,
was arrested yesterday a= spy. Proof strong
against him
Everything is in good condition in and
about Cairo.
Parties from Pad1cah represent everything
quiet there.
, 1861-09-18
Poaa1ble Correspondence.


MAJ. GEK- JonK G. FnrxoSr:
DBAR SIR II was the slave Of Thomas L.
enead* As his confscated property, you gave
me tree pspcrs. learn that these are not
good; for never resisted the Federal author
ity, std OF course By the Preaident's amend
mint to your proclamation am not legiti-
zlatdy free
1preroee, therefore, to join the rebel nrmy
and fighting there just long enough to make
ry freedom assured and legal
Yours, &C., FRANK LEWIS
, 1861-09-18
FROM QUINCY.


Especial Dlspatch to the Chitago T-ibnne,l
QumcE, Sept. II, 1861.
General Pope arrived from St. Joseph yes.
terday, and will leave for st. Louss tomorrow.
The railroad and telegraph are repaired and
In operation to st, Joseph. No fears are en-
tertained Of further interruption; train ar
rlved from that city this afternoon, making
regular time. Capt. Ipsley, Quartermaster
Of the Ka@Eas Brigade, leaves for Kansas
Tomorrow, with horses, equipments, &C., in
al about 10 car loads.
, 1861-09-18

sr. JosErH, Sept. 15.-A correspondent Of
the St. Louis Republican furnishes the follow
The sailroad bridge over Little Platte river
is not Jet repaired. This does not interrupt
travelling, however, passengers, mails and
Three regiments Q. s. troops-t6e Illinois
1Gth, Iowa 80, and Kansas 2d-reachea here
to Csy, sid more will arrive tomorrow. Be-
fo1e the a7iyal Of the Federal troops, more
than 900 mouuted rebels rode ont Of town,
bound soath to join Gen. Price. They ars ~
, 1861-09-18
From Jefferson City, Missouri

JEFFERSON CIT, Sept. II The coEresp"n-
dent of Fhe st. Lotus Kfpubliean writes as fol.
toWs " Persons who arrived here this morn
ing report that on Weaues day night General
Price Mss moving toward sedalia With IL 600
men, aud that Parsons was there with $500
rttsls and 16 pieces Of artillery; other ac
eonRts say Price LIT Warf~n=burs for Lax
irEfon on Wednesday night"
Rtpu1is a1g current that Lexington aps
been esptu-ed, bot they are not believed
Parties frcm Pettia ceu1tY report fgat at
st Biaekwa.er in which the secessionsts de.
Ieated the Home Guards ard b1rat Black
water bridge.
, 1861-09-18

WARTED-loo, 900 hard Brick,
Boz E93& es.c e HSxssn G4tes
, 1861-09-18
Gen. Pope in Chase after the st. Jo-
A<ph Rebel84

ST, LOUIS, Sept, l7.-The Democnuf has :
dk patch from st. Joseph, 15.h, which says
Gen. Pope has sent column Of 10 COO men,
Su itb, after the rebels who lett hera on the
18th, and there is little doubt but that their
lasge train Of plunder will be captured, al
tcou2h, as usual, theJ viii di=p=rse, and being
mounted will escape, unless Colonel Smith
ehould surprise them
mandipg the irregular forces Of Missouri rol-
urtee1s and the LITTER about COO lows State
troops, will arrive here Sunday, having swept
the entire region north Of this city. Tie
General Wilt ipnedIately put them
in motion along both sides of the
Railrcad, to ctear out small squads Of rebels
remaining in the woods between here and
Chillicothe. The General Gays that in i've
days Northern Missouri will be Quiet again,
, 1861-09-18

Tie special Of the New York World has the
following under date Of the 18th inst -
"a cannot neglect this opportunity to assure
yGu Of the general satisfaction and delight
which wae manifested by the soldiers In Pc
rusing the proclamation Of Fremont 1t
seemed to them to bctoken a mora earnest
appreciation Of the crisia and ite dangers than
any official document which had Previously
been Issued. The only incident connected
1ces not nuke the eame issue in VireinIa.. Il
would, more than any other course can, break
up the nett Of secession traitors who nov re-
side within TIE very lines Of our army, aud
who neglect no opportunity to insult our
patriot soldiers and pour contempt and ridf-
ing There must be an end to these things.
Let the Goye-rmsnt meet it in Virginia aud
Maryland as the heroic Fremont has doEe in
Missouri, and they Will be Strengthened and
supported By all loyal men in the lo7al States, y
, 1861-09-18

.
arae1asnfM arste M to G Gea. FTs2otts Emaacipafioa
Sctrss % talh1aae tI = e. ioatS fosataeat1oas-
nnd ce~.t.. ~ - t.vpgkt ~ t8n1eh1 gMce-dorses
tie H Hpxr4 og mf far ore1a1eMI1Pa9tare eooise e
to l< %nascntd1 MI T,,,,1 r. It.jen pn51psrxg U.;
Hoods s I9tte.v Shooss '''''' 1''' ''sfp"74se'0
Especial Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune
e. Ior,. sent ~ 1aa1
The reno,+ad 7,+sat,cn ~ the Aam;n;.4., ~; 1suL.
10Ientlon "a sue aoaasnlsIsa-
uon 10 eupescfdt Hen. Fremont In the CON-
Mand Of this Department, has been the chief
theme Of converta akion in this CITY fo1 several
dsvs East and IT boz e1;r;taa an n,nsua1 a.
o,ee - h;.+o.z-a NJ. .N. ~
~ D4.ss.A - Aese' 1ae afat impression taSs
Is apt TO etrike the mind Of a newcomer in
connao+3o, u;t. ~ .,,.r,. :. Il
:" "A%'A -.A~ A90eA"on e. S1at IL Ii Lit
reeult Of personal enemies and in Common
conversation it Is often remarked that "Frann
Blair ia q. the head If t1,e ,a,xa,no,+ for ~,
~ .0s
1eiAo'aa ol fremont" IL Is not probable that
th1s e'att NETT Is strictly tue; and in fact, the
Ea1mest friends Of Blair protest that It ia not
f1ne in anv s.nee Rnt rh,4era, -,.1 -. +sa
- - .1N "4.st01A n.5 10 'ns
HCLlFS or Whoever the lQetIEatOt OF the muTE-