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CRY MORTALITY. -Doa'hs for the week
ending, October li'h, 1861, 37s; decreafe from
last week, 20; from same week last year, I;
acute disease, POP chronic, 1888; exte nal
causes a.; adults, 49,; chillrcn, 1885, male,
1C7; icmAloS, Isl; cUlored persons, I.
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Madison, Wis, Oct. IA The Secretary Of
War has approved Of the act Of General Ere.
mont, authorizing Ex-Governor BArston 10
raise regiment Of Wisconsin Cavalry. The
eRiment " III rendezvous at JAuesyillS, Wis.
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Movements Of Secretary Cameron.

81. Louis, Get. II Secretary Cameron and
Adiutant General Thomas left this afternoon fer
Washington, by special train, via Indianapo-
liz
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Corning, oct. ll.-At the Peoples Senatorial
Convention, held at Corning Hon. Charles
Col, was nominated On the first ballot. Mr..
Cook is the Republican candidate for Senator.
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hotndenoc, r. l., 81. B.-Tne ba.k Roin-
deer, which was tozed at Newport, charged
with hitting cut ns SLAYER Vas, with her cargo
oondennsd today by Judge Pitman, 10 the
United Statos District Court.
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\ detachment of Cvpt, Noleman's Cavalry,
p IN Lumhe', had u skirmish with tho rebel
cavalry, 100 strong, at Bcckwith, Mo. yester-
lay. The Felerals were ropulsed with loss of
, killed and wounded. The rebel Captain
was Killed. A detachment Of the 29th lllinoi,
Regiment eilod llrgc quantity Of corn, "a
numb,r oi horses, mules aud cattle, and took
80" prisoners YESTERDAY at Thompsons f.rms,
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Cairo, oct. H.-The steamer Grampus, with
flag of truce fem the enemys camp at c =
lumhus, asking for nm exchange Of prisoners, ar
rived here todly. Gen Grant replied that, OF
his own accord, ho could make no exchange as
he did not recognize the Southern Conlederacy,
hut ho would communicate with higher authori-
tic for thsir views on the subject.
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Prov idInttnl ierhp Itom NtnfNh'I"u'
+ Memphis Argrs gives the following a..
count Of proyiden.ial escape from starvation,
ID pcn,len an residing in Laudordale county,
Tennessee ear llHl5'- ont:
Last week he was out hunting in large bot
tom III his uoighborhooj, and no observed q
Wild goose fly opt Of n cyp-ess stump wn'ch
wa some twofly foot high. Ills kiowltdgo OF
the habits Of those geese lod him ~ b lievo that
the goose had nest IN tho stump. On the
outside of tho stump were \ number Of vines,
which lac pulled up TO p''p in and got posses
Scr Cf tho oggs hfbr 10 l,d s,cccodci in
gaining Tho ;op OF the stump, he discovered
large rumhtr Of eggs some six or oight feet
down inside. The nest no supposed was on a
firm foundation. aud he accordingly let hiuseli
down inside, but, when he struck the sub.t inc +,
on which tho nest was built, he di.c"vcred that
il had no four dalton, and soon found himself
sinking to the bottom of the tree.
Tho inside 1t the tree VAS rotor, and would
| not b. az his weight Nov he was in dIom
ma Eve mile from any hAbi'ation inside of u
| stump twtnty fec, high, with TO pros oct oil
| of any a,sis'nLtc, with roihirg TO suhs-t on but
| tho goose eggs, no screamed and yelled u1til
| he ~ nearly exhausted, no one coming wi;hT
| hsqii- q stance. Tn the third day after bis
| "irc,fcefatcn 'tr gent men were cut hunting,
| aud came within hearing distance. They were
/ YER, much frightened pt hearing u man gruin
| inC inside of the ump, ard for sometime they
could not reconc lie themst Ives TO what II mo nj
| but having learned that the gentleman had
| been missing from home several days, they soDr
wcrp saisGUd that it was no ghost" insid,
| the tree. They procured axes, aud tOon tn
| prisoner WAS liberated.
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CusroM HousE ArrotNrMESIs.-u. Ro-
max formerly assistant editor Of the AJeHi.
Iu'Ung, has received clerkship in the naval
Office and DIR. S. Tz.chirner and A. MLignAn
places in tho Collectors Office.
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Led"t~orh n.y.. oct 1.-THE iron bridge
over Goecn river at Mumfordsville, was blow n
np b. the rebsls yesterday morning
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MozARr NomSATroSs The following are
the nominations made by this organization last
evening
Supreme Court-Clorks. Common Pleas
J. X Brady. Superior CoHrt-M. Hoffman
and Lewis Il. Woodruff. Marine Court-Asa
X. MAYNARD. Adjourned 70 Thursday.
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GEN. CANrGoS AMuNG THE srLDITRs.
Syracuse, No., oct. IA special dspltct
IL tie st. Louis Republican says that Genera
| Cameron, accompanied by Adju'ant Genera
! Ihomas, arrived il Upton about Q O'Clock yes
4 tsIdav morning. They rode over TO tho place
I Fix miles, ON horseback, accompanied by G On.
| oral Fremont and staff Upon its a,ri-
val here the party called upon General Nc
kirhiry and proceeded to review his division,
which IA cncampcd here. Aftor which tho par.
", accompanied by General Fremont and staff,
went Lv rail 10 Upton, vi here they reviewed
GeLoral Alto his division. and then thoy wont
on 10y pccial train TO St. Louis.
TIE GENERAL PLEASED.
General Cameron Processes himself highly
Era,iGCd with tho condition Of General Fro-
mou' Amy.
THAT OLD TRANSPORTATION STORY.
Gen Fremont is on the eve of moving, but is
greatly embarrassed by want Of transportation.
IuETHEE NEWS or GEN. rRIcE.
| have very late intelligence from Gen.
Pices amy. My informant is a clifton of this
country, who deserted, and is here to claim tho
amnesty offered TO rebels who lay down their
arms. lie left Gen. Price on Wednesday, short
distance south Of Johnston, in Bates County,
moving southwsrd. lie represents that great
dissatisfaction exists in Gen. Prices army anil
that dcserions occur every day; and If aslu-
RANGES could bc conveyed to them that they
would not 10 hatshlv dc alt with, he thinks that
the greater plrt a the State Guard would lay
down their arms and return 10 their homes.
Tlvy are tired Of the war, and are only pro.
vented from doscrting in largo bodies 6y tho
assurances Of their officers that il they arc
caught the, will be hung as traitors, aud bv
the stories cf horrible ou,ragos by the Union
army, which sro indu,triotsly circulated and
uthoNod among them such ~ the destruction
Of property BARRING Of towns and ravishmont
If women.
WILLING To nE TAKES.
Eight or ten citizens Of his county, who be.
.cngcd 10 his comp'ny, deserted along with
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DhhlSo W. 0O..'..'.''g ool'5uZ 10
AID. Booe offered resolution approprating
~, coo for the copying Of the Firomon's Re- is
ter. Adopted.
The Comptroller was authorized TO purchase
the promises No. . Pike street, for use of Hose
Co. No. l, az a cost not exceeding : 900.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday evon-
ing noxt at L. NJ
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VIZ CALL attention to tho advertisement Of
Mr.. Whpples celebrated lecture on "Grt, " TO
DO delivered this eyening-the iist of very
rich series to he given in aid of new rcg.
f,nRfN
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L.ornI RnIlflca.

Patronage ia the key 10 local prlitios. II has
teen reduced 10 a science in New York, ana
without II no party leader can long maintain his
position. II Is tho pivot upon which now turns
the wheel dfcrtune TO dstermine who shall be
sheriff, county clerk, mayor, OF senator. IL also
selects n hot Of subordinate but well paid
officials who are popularity supposed to owe their
promotion 10 merit ard the ballOt-boN.
At the present tine, at least 70 We are in
formed by very worthy gentleman, forty
memUs "a of the Tammsny Hall general com
mtteo hold positions under the street depart
ment, while the Street Commissioner has some
influence with other members Ct this general
committee, who have sons or brothers or other
rolstiOnH in the street department.. These men
undorstOod that they were 10 nominate Mr..
Genet for county clerk, and Of courss Mr.. Comet
wss accordingly nominated. Tonight the same
influences will almost cortBinly nominate him in
Mozart Hall. Tammany and Mozart, having
thus ffaiemzed, Mayor Wood will deubtless DO
nominated by each. Mr.. Yulto or Mr.. Lynch
will probably 10 nominated by Tsmmany for
Sheriff. hi. Tweed will probably Withdraw in
faver Il one Of them, with private understand
ing that DO is 10 get the workmanship, or some
one Of this othtr good but quiet places about the
Sheriff. Office. Mr.. Nulte's chances may DO
said 10 depcI upon the amount Of influence out
SIDE q his party that he can bring TO bear.
when Tammany has decided between Mossp.
Vulte and Lynch, the MozsltoTs will either
withdraw Mr.. Kustor, whom thoy have nomi.
mated, or will Keep his name up TO mislead tho
Germans aud ,ecr, ty cell out.
S'rAieht tickets u u thought will be run by
osch iacticn for Coroners. For tho Senate, tho
chances arc that two Republic and two
DtmotIa,s will lie elected An enJrt J. being
msd6 10 have Mr. Cornell (T'mmanyJ, or Mr..
Cozar. (MozIp, Withdraw ~ as 10 run bat
enc ticket against Mr.. Little (Rspubiicln).
Both Mozart and 1Smm'ry will support Mr..
Woodrull, who is Clcrk in Mr.. Valentine
OfiiCO.
In any e thn wards whore thoro Is coalition
Of Mozart Id 1aminany upon single csndi
da;e IL may bo set Gown ~ IN ,ncuvre TO al
vance tho chances a Maym Wood tO thu
Mayoraity. -COi1Herci1l, 1ih
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IsFoRM ,IIoN reaches Us from a somewhat
doubtful quarter that the Administration hes
recently received IN application from tho MeNi-
can government through Mr.. CouwIS, afking
for lean Of nearly $40 ocO 600 to pay tho Ia
terost on tho foreign bonds and thus rolieye tia
state from the cmbauassmen,s attendant o.
French, English, and Spa ish Intervention
Nothing il yet known respecting the action o
our government, but it is generally understood
that communications have been forwarded TO the
aggressive powers by the Secretary Of State, All.
nouncing tho determination Of the government
TO resist the spolialion Of McNico at all risks.
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BOARD or ALDERMEs.-An adjourned meets
ing Of this Board WIS tcld last evening, ALI.
Cornell in the chair.
Ala. BOole offered a resolution to make the
hisA American Mere a corporation paper. Re-
forrtd.
adopted, requesting tho Comptroller TO report
the names of all persons employed under tho
provisions Of tho ordinance for tho relief Of vo-
luu' ,,rs with the an cunt Of compensation allow.
ed such persons. Adopted.
ne following sta'cme Il Of the condition of
the CITY Treasury was received and placed on
flo:
Balance Sept. 3O........s LG6,O70 70
4
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Eight or ten citizens Of his county, who be.
.Cngcd 10 his comp'ny, deserted along with
him, and are ready 10 give themselves up.
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Military aud Naval Movements.

PUTTING rIIE INST FOOT FORWARD.
The u. S. military pos,s in California arr to
10 garrisonod by volunteers and the regulars
thus made available for other duties will DO
concentrated at conyC niont points for omba,l,a-
ton TO Panama.
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Gen Fremont is on the eve of moving, but
greatly embarrassed by want Of transpOrtatio
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned will apply to the Board OF Su-
parvisors Of Trinity county, at the February
term, for renewal Of license TO keep Toll
Bridge over Trinity River at Lewiston.
o. & A. PHILLIPS.
Lewiston, Jan. 5, 1861. 524t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26
Dissolution.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN that the CO.
IN partnership heretofore existing between Phil
lips Il Day, in the Butchering business, at North
Fork in this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. Day Withdrawing from the firm The old
accounts will be settled by either OF the late
firm. Business will be continued at the old
stand by the undersigned.
J. w. PHILLIPS.
North Fork, Dec. 22 1860. 5lf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

THE news from Oregon has disgustcd Gen. Lane. His
last tcegphc dispatch to the Governor of North Carolina
reads "a follows:
Washington, u. G., Nov. 90
Deer gov: oregon is probably lost have resolved to
seed with Native State. The election of inkon
has did the Cob. Our only trust is in god and
Southern onion. Yours. 10 lain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

THE Spanish papers call Victor Emanuel, Gar
ibaldi and Louis Napoleon. Trinidad Nortanda
tan exeerable trinty.)
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26
Top R 90 t g
FIRST PREMIUM 4!

r. RAY, 1O6 Street, Sacramento,
y. has for sale limited stock of those superior
Roots, from his old Hop Yard, thirty miles below
Sacramento where the sample sack was raised
that took the first premium at the late Fair of the
State Agricultural Society.
AS much has been said about male and female
plants and often to mistify the subject, it may be
we'll to say that purchasers of Roots will be pro
yded with the proper proportion of each, with
directions for planting, if desired.
The plants from which we offer Roots are five
years old, having been brought from one of the
best Hop Yards in the Atlantic States.
As the stock of Roots from my Yard is limited
this season, it may be well for those eontempla-
ting planting to advise me early.
J. II. RAY,
Seed and Nursery Warehouse,
nOl7.443m. LOG j. street, Sacramento
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4 Recips for WcunGs, Sweilings, &c.


Eiitors # tas Dispatca Feeling as ] do SO
Ers.: a. interest and al xiety for the speedy
recovery Of the unfortunate sufferers VINO
we're wounded 1t tha battle Of the 2Ist OF July.
On tie plains OF Manassas, and for The benefit
q hose tho may hereafter De wounded, l de.
sire 70 make public recipe, which ven
llre 70 iTedlct. u persisted IN, will supercede
ell other remedies heretofore employed in re-
t1cLg sTeiiiEgs, arresting il fiaIamation. and
healing ire wounds. In the first place, if there
shog.o ~ by accident any creeping insects In
'5e wounds, they can easily be eEpelled by
EJeciEng with common syringe q strong de-
O,tlon made OF elGer which usually grow
srouad farms in fence corners, after which
procure CT weed which also grows around
f4rm houses and on the road sides known 81
smart weed, rs much as can be grasped in one
hand CT more, In accordance with the size OF
he Eould, wash clean, then thoroughly boil
Cai the strength, after which mash up the
flaiier portions OF stems ard leaves, and add
- ne same The tea and as much wheat hran
= VIII Term p0uitIca, to bs applied warm
ard repeated two or three times per dsv
after The Inflammation is sufficiently subdued
prepare and apply lin;ment not more fire.
4aehiiy tnGn once day, com sed of lirsaed
I'LL caomei, and fresh butter. Should the
wounds % ~ any time attended with much
Pin, TIE application Of the tinc-urs of 10
heiia VIII 5e very soothing.
SrEPHRs w. RUTLAND.
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Us EkaIs
III FffHE p1
IIGH CONsTAnLt. LIE WIN 5. Do. Z

high CONSTABLE. s*LE VIII BE- 30 4
u o. USDAt, .hJ att d ~ Of Angus, Is !,
M bIsh Con table fdss At 10 @ OK A .
I rlst did s5Ite nj oi HOUSEHOLD Z vi.
~ *, opns;stia az Of 4 le VI s.ogaaY Sid b ard .
Mas. gany Aad oSe | Esnnssny tNbla q
siscS WaiaGt hairs and SeEe 4 ties, I-ypet
,ad hur, | very has eewfng Mscains Festhsr
. ds and Asttresses, Nj 'r,is. Clocks Fietprss
ron sac a2ters, L iasswaTS, 4 es tire ! ali es
siEdow Shadss C94 alas and Coraiees ped-
e. DIS Basic + Std iw rs. v b md, ne &c .
t. satisfy aistre gaTIants In my hard Ia favor
II Al sy W. Baass cannon. IS Brat op a d
nyss. VS.. blYcR TEAMS Cash
az p GEO 4 rKAfrAs. H.. R
T'nUsT SALE OF > L .Ck OF THINE
L mfE0S, FANCY AND GESTLEGEN'S FUR
NloPING GOODs.-Pofsuaps TO the provisions
If Deed OF Trust, dated April 18th. 1861, and re-
'ordea in the Cisfk's flee of the Richmond Hust-
tngs Cont executed by X. Ii Sorvsli & Co, and
conveying to me- certain property therein speci.
ted in trust Tor certain Purposes therein men,
joined, ana sy the consent of parties Interested,
shall. on WEDNESDAY, ths 4th day OF Septem-
her, 1851. A. 10 o'clock NJ, at the store Of H. H.
oTvell Co.. No. a21 South side of Broad street,
oaween Cd and ath streets, In the city of hioh-
moad. prossed 10 sell at pa bile xuo ion for cash,
he stock Of GOODS in the store of &. n. Eorvelf
Co., estimated at shout IS oee, consisting of the
usual articles cf Trimming and Fancy Goods
,jers, such 50 Tri MT. ings, Wcreted, dsptleoenis
tufais hing Goods. Peri sIoery and Fancy Artt-
eles, Nc, &c Oounters, show Cases, Chairs.
Desks aud .xtures
bTEPBEN b RICHES, trustee.
Sale conducted by eco. A. FaRgAAS, h, C. Z. X.
an 24--ieL
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FROM ARIZONA.

NEW OaLEAas, Aug u .--Uol. Baylor pro-
claims that he has taken possession of Arizo
Ms IN behalf OF the Confederate States, and
declares that all civil and military offices are
yecsut, ard provides for n government for
the Territory untii such time as the Confede.
IA te Congress otherwise provides
= A. ). Johnson and party arrived at Ma
sells o1 the 3lsS Of July He took command
The ConfedsTates are preparing 10 meet ths
FgGerals under Lieutenant Moore, and il
a ivanoirx :rcm Tucasoa
IL is stated that Johnson undoubtedly cap
tured thoss troops. johnson Will be at Sar
Antonio or the 18th CT September. The Fed
eraI officers taken ct Fort Fillmore have beer
parole d.
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Ritlmonh pispatrb.
" Ar NEW y.

~ uaai news there is little or meme. OF
there are more than would fill news.
'" There was one yesterday, the origin
PHs,., We could not ascertain, that excited
lively interest. IL was Of a victory
ta.,si bv General Lee over the enemy
-,o,or ~ first maintained a currency on
a,sted authority o! the War Depart
tae ron applying there we found that
20 gas no trn th Whatever IN 1t. The De-
'ae .e,4 had received no Information of the
gad.
80, I. se was with part of the force under
nmapd not far from Huts( nsviile, In
~.,aolph county. The enemy, or part OF
-. tree under X oseneranz, was between him
4hat town, the distance between the
'-.,s II the opposing forces being eight or
~ miles. Up TO that time Gen, Lee had
cd steadily, and the enemy had been re-
.s,,e before him after he had passed de-
<~s,sls POINT on the line between Pccahon-
I'D Ransoiph. 1t Will be remembered
49, rosepclaLz endeayored 70 get possession
.1,n,t p3int when ne heard the approach of
-. army: bat Gen. Las got ahead OF hira
"a occupied it bat Il little while before he
aJGts iCSS| 49,
=, o1-resp ondeDt, under date Of The 2lst, re.
81, has The second division OF Gen. Lees
INV was then on the Greenbrier River, q
~. teai Of Cheat Mountain. Ga that noun
..,, lie enemy was well fortified Cheat
.,,np;slG is On the east of the road that leads
rar,h saEaIy ;som Pocahontas to Huttons-
lie and thence 70 Beverly. Il part OF The
r.saTsl army is on hat road relreat.yg from
~. AID ANOTHER part is or Cheat Mountain
6, AFORESAID
rns rala0r above may b. one CT those re-
,.srza5 bic TumoIs which have been known 10
treteis, from twelve 10 twenty -four hours
liz Gthentc news OF & victory. There was
,ysm9r here Of tae victory at B.lhel sorne
Nou-s heioTe reliable information cams.-
There ass no authority for the runor; /,
mid not b. traced, yet IN a few hours it was
diverted INTO truth and reality. We hope il
nv iUrn GU. 50 Ia the ramor about General
l.-e'sY.S:ory.
There Is q brief correction of the Federal
,a.,gsApG about Il sklrmish at Hawks Nast
c.v.d INTO our paper from the Enquirer
u. YDllips, who makes this statement. SAYS
IL. li,4 y lse was FIesenI and directed Ms
sl-Ail tGTce.
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FROM MISSOURI.
Fhs Bsgu, Gsyarnm ns in q Bad Way.

JsFFBasos CITY, Mo, Aug. 26 Bogus Gov.
Gamble, OF Missouri, has called for an army
OF - 900 Missouriaas. The civil, authorities
are unable to cope with the present condition
of affairs in Missouri, unless aided by q stroI Q
military force. Where volunteers fail Q
raise The quota Of force Mom their county. the
citizens VIII be drafted for term f slxmouths
unless peace occurs sooner. He says arm 6
will be furnished as soon HIS they can bs ob.
tanned.
LoUIsvILLE, Aug 20 The correspondent CT
tbs So. Louis Dim scrat says that the Spring,
daid prisoneT were sent 10 town naked, anc
every man had had lis pockets picked
LorIsvILLg, Aug u AT Ironton, Missouri
it was reported that Gen. HaIdse's forces had
Withdrawn from Greenville TO Reeves Farrg.
Other movements indicate that Hgries's co
luInn would move to aft c. junction with
Gen. PILLOW.
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Affairs in Ntw York.

Fgw YoRK, August 1.-THE American Ex.
press hes been searched, and a large um ber
of intereicted letters have been found.
The bank statement shows an increase Of
loans, doubtless inciusin ing those to Govern
msnt of SIS. 600 600 The decrease in specis
Is 81 500 600,
The Marshal, to-day, rested William N
Fiske, said to be from Louisiana, charged wi Ii
u:tering seditious sentiments at Newpo-,
Rhode Island.
The New York Pest says that large guam,
titles Of provisions, including Q, GOO barrels Of
-four, were cleared to-day for Curacao, and
hints that the cargo is intended for scms
Sou thern port.
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az We notice the arr'vai in this place 81 Dr.
ALEXIS MERCIER, ssn. by he Governor OF lou
isiana and the "Permanent AZ oeiation Cor ne
Aid aud Relief OF all the lex and Wounded Of
our rmy from Sew q! le2ns.'' The Doctor has
for his mission to visit Ill me Hospitals sud am
the sick aad " oundei, ard 10 supply heir want,
so far as the meas OF tae ASSOCIATION will per.
nit. ~
w. L LAuIRR. Esq of New Oris.ns has also
arrived here He Il sent by lie Governor OF
Louisiana, % ascertain and supply all the wants
of the Louisiana tToops.
DR.. MERciRE is stopping at the spotswood Fo-
tel. n
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hATEh FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIAN

New YoRK, Aug 27--The steamship Hlber
MAN has arrived.
Tia Great E.stern and Glasgow arri vec
on Oh the II III inst.
Sales OF cotton at Liverpool for four day
26 900 bales. and closed quist but unchanged
T1e sass VI the we, k we're 4s 900 b. les ct :
dec'iue of Il Spectators tcok 500 baIe
and exroI, ers 500 bales On Friday tn
sales Were 10 900 bales, and The market close.
with a frmer feeling. Fair Orleans o., an,
md1iirg Orleans Ski.
AT London consols ciosed at aos elS TIL
bullion iii tha BInk Of England lad IL
crossed G231 O09. TIE bank rate had b. en- re
ducsd to Il.
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tFof the Richmond Dispatch I
GLADE SPEIEG, WASHINGTON Co, VA.


GLADE SPEIEG, WARRINGTON Co, VA.
August 21st, 1861.
The ladies Of this vicinity on the 2p.s ult.
termed an association for the purpose of rem.
dsfiag aid 70 the gallant men engaged in the
dsfenee o: our liberties: and notwi tn s tandins
It Is one Of the most efficient organizations OF
me sina IN the State, il has passed unnoticed
J. Is called the Glade Spring Soldiers Aid So.
t.ety The officers are Mrs. ohm H Ernest
President; Mrs. VIM. Il. Byars, Vice. Prest /;
MIS- L. a. Robinson, Treasurer, and Miss
virginia Edmondson, Secretary. They have
iour committees, consis ting of five ladies'
lgiss Mary Car ningham is ct the head of the
committee 10 solicit contributions; Mrs Mary
smith OF celicacies for the sick; Mrs. = y
Slapp on lint, bandases, a. aud Mrs David
n Stuart on clothing for the needy.
Although they prefer in this matter that
ietir istt hands shall not know what their
'!sAL bands doeth," vet. as a mattar OF copys.
hltncs 70 the Central Society, which may de-
S:s 10 correspond with these branch sccietie g.
ana MAJ their friends in the army may know
70 Nhom they ere indebted to some extern for
i tns'f comforts. 1t Is 70 be hoped you will pub.
Asa tAis comm II nication. GLADE SPRING