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, 1861-10-22
OCR KENTUUKE LITTER,
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.1
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among Inc enan.e osa. 1900 ~ e~.,1n Lerss
TO ma1e II saef~sae .,oofo' ..-s " "eu 10 -
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-uu r.. Ta-taor- Con R,chard " John.
eeou ~ " -hf,a tta 1utzois h,;oada
~, es =. ~ se.a1;ea 9Th commandant frou
w. ~ go Tza a~neeted reinforcement.
sou1 o ~ 49, a+o+aa v;1 render th;a d;vis-
4.o'.4 .@s.asa-1 sa nna "a ,nten5ea IA aaranra
W. w. as~snizot1on "a rapidly % possible. 50 a
e e-,a+a - nafora +ha re;nfo1ce,ue ents
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pe eompsne" ~ 1o4A'vs -. 49, ,x
q Strange ano elafIll1s iepot' 10 "1 -
1ng around Lbs camp 1or IGN ua50' "nlsa'
thoneh oonot 1ts ttusa' IL u Inse4eet' 1ue
mose 30 sance " nas fecei'eo sota "'1on a.
oeaoquaf1e1s. a senaleAnan "ho n'' oiAA'eo
nefe ION 18en'As' iepota' 1nAS n7a'S 1e11.
lotceneats s1e aahs a'1'!ng a. DUNN"
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aAoDs 1ne falisoaus ~ Heaasus' aH s"o ~ VIZ
afe open' ".n a1oun. w so,o.o "en .
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Nasn'aie SPEAK Hee'5 u WIS. ins ~ atia'a'o
~ r. x,a;.. T., v,,-r3r,o "a y;rfue11v
abandoned, aias s and that the grand army is to
be transferred to the soil OF Kentucky. am
h1a 10 penese Il19' 1eoANeso 'A0' 1e"' -
may be true.
Inc statement H. however, 10 oe feceaVea
With much caution. The informant is young
| h,,+ a,;5o,+tr a., cheor-c;rn noen Rat .er c,v
NV es4ueH15 ~ .. ou .'. - w."
lu1;ch rroVe a1most without doubt that tbf
WHICH pfofe auioe' "!'uous eouD' '41as tn<
rebels nave no o@posl1aon 70 aasanee' II sns, =
nate lhe 1oiee. suoa.o Nc "ueu .u'.o =. A~a"'
10 oenese 'nal "ei. pe"u1e eea1u - - eont -
mano c1 1ns 'olce, ioi every mo'enieut noa
Gates sone such Fo0ey Us laas caplaao VI a1
| ElneGrs Wou10 COMMENT 1aouDt LIE presence
, 1861-10-22

E The Buffalo Young Mems Christian
Association are lahoring to induce Dr.. Russell,
correspondent OF the London 7aT<s, to g1ve
tn.m letter next Winter.
, 1861-10-22

the HaE' Inc people, Demoe1at7 as wen as
nepuoneans' 0te a'so e"ipelng atponu 10 me
enanc'paaon ioea, ano 5uere ase out lew leis
"ao Ae a' ~ 1s'as's'fe 1851 eae sla7e saoa1o Dc
&C. ss nee A1o atnieo aea'nst tnelr massefs. En-
uet1aen'e F1cg'ees as rapidly as the ctrcum-
e.Aasss "a VI lae eES'e wal anoF, consldenng
tuaa 11olesnos aFe cal1eo Oh LOT INC navy aha
s. ~ -. .a'aeanue nv te4a'tso IN tne smP yasoS
~ ouAa HasA VESSELS. 6iVlng IL c1eQiI 1or
, 1861-10-22

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, 1861-10-22


Hu3TKKAL.
Messrs Jales d ou7W-
ED1SBtRG scotL4ND.
AL&m PtAr7oar EaQ.
Etl1iAm Lille, Esq
CnICAGo. Ill
Henry FaTnAn1. ESD
Francis , bradley. ksE.
E"n- M.Ek Skinner,
sfeeskr rs. ogde1, Fleetwood
d 70
c. g. Ha1ntAond. Esq
F-B. A1 be- q Eq.
GALESDC Kat Ill.
M8aHs. Reed d Ce1pWm
oE1EoY, ILL.,
Me-Er5. l.. q q. L. Bull
Joliet Ill.
". G. Wood. E4q-
LoCKRoR1 Ill.
Hon. Je& g O. Norton.
aALvA, Ill.
HtOrgt fAH. EzQ
WlCEEaAI- III.
E. L, BaEheldeT. EEq.
ELGIN. Ill.
IT. e. Hubbard. ESD
wATEKLTt Ill.
G. J. Salt r. Hq-
BURLINGTON, I0WA
J. 6. FOetB E8H.
nAyEEoEr. IOWA.
, 1861-10-22

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From the Island Alaska an arial line would
follow the settlements along the coast, as fsr
as New Archangel. thence to Queen Charlottes
Island, aud thence to Vancouver, to con-
meet With the line already extended to that
place from San Francisco. The longest stretch
Of cable in the vho1e distance would be 5421z
miles, accross the Okotsk, to connect the
Anoor with KamtschatEa. The total distance
of land and sea wire would be:
Miles.
From the Amoor to KamtschatEa ......-...... 800
From Ks1ntschatsa in Alaska in America II, ,675
From Alaska to Reinn Charlotte Island .312
, 1861-10-22
ILLINOIS POLITICS.
LOGAN CouNTr.-The Union Convention Of
Logan county has presented the following

LOGAN CouNTr.-The Union Convention Of
Logan county has presented the following
ticket:
Constitutional cention-Jsues Hole.
County <7udae-R, 3, Ewing.
Aseeciute Judges John Shoop and Asa Barnes.
County Czerk|ohn T. Jenkins.
Assessor AID 17tdsHreT-M. McEihany.
tSc6oti Cb4nmiseioner-J.H H Beidler.
County Surteyur-Joseph II. Ewing.
Rock ISLAND CouSTY.-A correspondent
writing from Rock Island, defends the Union
movement in that county, and says that NO
other ticket will be put in the field Dr..
Truesdale, The Postmaster Of Rock Island and
member Of the Republican State Committee,
was President Of the Convention. The Moline
.Ladqendent aud Rock Island Register opposed
any Convention being held, and are, therefore,
stil1 opposed to the ticket. The Rock Island
Argus supports the nominees.
MCLEAN CouNTf.-W. a. Orme, Of Bloom
iDgton, az a1nounces himself as an Independent
candidate Tor delegate to the Constitutions
Convention, and the Iantog7aph thinks he wi1
be adopted on the Union ticket, in the place 0
Msjor E. r Roe, who is engaged in the fell
and viii not be able to attend If elected 4,
lQHtpEuAEAk klNhCt ua1 ACCA Sok Ap ~ Ill
Democrats, for the county cfticea, in the hop
Of ca1ryiDg the election.
LEE CouSrY.-The.e has been no Conven
tion held in Lee County this fall, consequently
there are eight candidates for County C!erl
and several for the Offices Of Treasurer, Cour
t. Judge snd School Commissioner. The N
Convention policy In Lee county has, as ye
prevented thepeop1e Of Whiteside from takin
any action In rega1d.to a delegate to the Coz
stituiora ConTentaon-
JOLIET D1sTR1c7.-The race fol: the Co:
vention, in the olietrepreeentatived district,
open to ali (no regular nominations bell
maae), and among the candidates are Charl
F. Mcneil, former editor Of the lroq1oIs I
publican, Vim. Y. Pie1son, Of 1roquois, Jes
O. Norton Of Viii, j. ", Paddock Of Kanl
kee, and Francis Goodspeed Of VIII. 9th
, candidates are coming forward
, 1861-10-22

Total. ......+..-.. .-....-. .....--S155
Allowing four acres for each hand to culsi-
ynte, and 500 lbs per acre Qoth alloWaHces be-
ing above the ac1ual averaged, and allowing
ttn cents per pound, ne have as result Of
years labor, per hand, $500. Leaving the slen-
der balance Of s. Is per acre, which is very
often more than absorbed By commissions,
transportation, and other incidental expenses,
alWays greater in the slave than in the free
States. There are great many Southern cot
t1u planters who do much better than this,
but there are also thousands who do great
deal Worse.
Let Vi now tu1n to the Northern side OF the
picture. Allowing that the perennial cotton
required the same amonnt OF cuiture and care
a1nunlly that the herbacecus variety does
| (which it does rot), occup5ing only six months
ot the twelve in preparing, planting, tending
| arc picking.
This, at $12 per month, gives. 81:
| Beard for Elk months, at $10.........-....... 81
, 1861-10-22

.T0tAf. .-,-..*...-.... $I3E
The minimum yield per acre Of the perennial
cotton, wherever it can be grown, would
be 1,e00 pounds per acre, an aggregate Ct
6,OG0 pounds for sl1 ACRES, which, at 10
cents per pound, gives s..........-....... $1,000
Deduct from this board and wages OF NEIL. l3s
, 1861-10-22
We Sell the Best Goods
at Low Prices.

135 4 1877 ,,1ahe &t....-.133 q LET
UP STAIER.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08
ENGLISH PANICS.

An article in the N. Y. Ledger from
Hon. Edward Everett, in which he notices
several remarkable instances where armies
brave ones too-and large communities
have become demoralized by panic, con-
tains the following:
The English press, with scarce an ex-
ception, finds in the recent panic at Bull
Run not only theme for the bittcrest
taunts, but the completion of the proof
that " the bubble of democracy has burst"
as if drawn battle, or if you please an
ignominious rout, suffered by an army of
raw volunteers, at the commencement of a
war, proved anything one way or another,
in reference TO the comparative ability Of
different forms of government. What
bubble burst when Charles Edward, on
the 25th Of July, l74j, landed from a
" little bark Of eighteen guns Furnished
by private gentleman in France on the
western coast Of Scotland, for the conquest
Of Great Britain, and the overthrow of the
HOUSE O1 DTDusNiChE NJ tiC Htdu VI 9
handful of clansmen, Of whom half were
armed with scythes and blndgeons, the
youthful adyenturer marched upon the an
cient capital Of Scotland-an object, one
would have thought, TO England, in the
middle Of the last century, not so much Of
fear as of pity. A monarchy consolidated
by ages, whose yirago queen two centuries
before had brought the royal beauty o.
| Scotland TO tlae biock-whose armies, un.
der Marlborough, in the preceding gener
alton, had humbled the pride Of Louil
XIV. in the dust-qualed before an un
breeched rabble Of two thousand men irou
the highlands. Panic fear marched il
their van the royal army blundered VI
to the North, while the Pretender wal
hurrying Southwark the gates Of Edin
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08

INFLUENCE OF NEwsPAPERs.-Small
is the sum that is required TO patronize a
newspaper, and amply rewarded is lis pat
ron, care not how humble and unpreten-
ding the gazette which he takes. It is
next 10 impossible to fill a sheet with print
ed matter without putting into it something
that is worth the subscription price. Ev-
cry parent whose son is away from home at
school, should supply him with a newspa-
per- / well remember what marked DIFF
ference there was between those OF my
schoolmates who had, and those who had
not access to newspapers. Others things
being equal, the first we're always decided
ly superior to the last in debate, comp osi-
ton, and general intlligence' -Ddnie'
Webster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08

A REBELS LETTER TO HIS SWEET
HEARr.-The following letter was written
by rebel, from Laurel Han, % his sweet
heart:
II sa sgen deer Melindy weer ftin fur
our liburiies TO dew gest as We pleas and
weel fife for them as long as gedlepaity
gives as bgctb."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08

A Meteor Of great size and brilliancy ap-
peared TO the eastward of St. John, \. f.,
on the 4th ult., at noon, and exploded with
a noise equal to a heavy park of artillery.
The report was so heavy as TO cause very
sensible trcmor throughout the whole town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08

Why is the world like piano Be
cause it is full Of sharps and fats
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08
MANCHESTER, VT, OCTOBER s. 1861
LoYALTY.

The following We extract from very
abe sermon on Loyalty, recently dellF-
ersd at Cambridge, Mass, by Rev. Dr.
Murray.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08

ornor ovrs rns rorisox sTone
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08
THE MANCHESTER JOURNAL.

PUBLISHED ryr9r TUESDAY MORNING.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08

TSaxx -sI.93 etr aaasm, - garasff, ~
Sa.S0 ~ ~ ssa " tas yeaf. Ffss y Feii-
srs - Bsaafwefea CeaHfy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
iJroposa.s.


Ru,au Of Ya,ds and iJat5, Scpt = l95L)
CEALED PROPOSALS Tor each class stpa-
~ ratey laJored Proposals fof Clal' NJ nom. the class
f5r he ayy.Yad AZ IN The ysd" will Ue received Al tins
OH until coon % d.. OF october uex fo iuInshlag
aud d,y,Iiu s~y-i yarjs sued tfs aerals d
tsi- ac-d in uiined -glroas which wiz be tcrni-lt q
o. application aud b. mail requested 70 psf1'ls 90
81 lug offer 1ct Or eUy or OIL 81 t1o ess "a 2
tie elm he coumapdaus o the fgTeg pTgyads tor toe
ca-s ot the yards unt teir c)muand o. by too navy ge
by tbs bureau tIr any or AL The DE-
pyUcHt )BFJn axes a srauHy me Ts, no PA
H BE rss1ired u4ii c5nfaas ,ses 1y 19r 0n zee gfG y,
0ae etsyps and each individual Of rm must SIN the pa
contract. go 49,
Btcs are hereby cautioned aud osT;icuaTS nohsd t5e
III oae must be Ia tn firm be eits e. pesci9ei sLd DC
Tor r,cegins them. 10 f-ii be- 51Hssrcf ri tg0 Dc r.
oritsd ie5 e rid 5tad, and no ahoE9nce % DC maze -"
yqH4,osot me mail 81. .,
10 gari asl gss BE- 4. 3T-led before Tie THO appointed
bdda e lu.ted iuiis the envelope ABOVE the "a
de-. aud draw inc under the iHd"rseuent th o.: ,
~ pqsIs 10, Cdss (H1He Tee dasI Jar ns Nary ETd
q IBaFTt Ia pBdJ" -
10 the Cle Of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks Washington
u, @.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
oyrcs s Q, cossI..sr Q, suss,.rsSc., ,

no. . otate-st.. New.Hof IeeI
A RMY SUPPLIES. viii BE- r oee,
by the undersigned u9l o'olock p a.. THURSDAY 'ss
. ,Sr for so ofthe UIitsd States Army 81 T.
SIolEcCE SIORLS as follows, VIZ;
For delivery on tbe let Of October. 1851;
~, nsieis hstadsaty Asss PoEk Eau salted 200 ms.I
s 80 poYnds esqusi,y ksd Bacon sides, slip ooy,r..
45g5s ooard. IL toa ,1rs , 1 g rseh
Oh close 10 the 'tiket e. b PICKED 40, We
1855 pounds h'quSiy smoked HENS lp covers packed =.
200 barrels frtqray fun and regular E1ir. Mess Beef 4.
0oeeo pound, 6qa.by Of Pilot Brers 20 be PICKED !,
boxes OF 80 pcunds Of bread 20 box boye 70 b. sal
o% , ana Top Of snse pieces or il two pieces %
500 bushels phue qaql, White Beans Peas o, so, Pea.
IN ordinary barrels 1ororehiy cCopared and 4, u "a %
l:ij $50 pounds prime Rice IN clear bsh, sp bs,r'i,
81 5 pounds prime re Cosee IN ce'n bdr, spi bsusl,
bright spd barrels. - ''sNa
pounds good quality Black Tea ore half oolop one han
Sa'oj pounds refined Hsh elbow Coas sa,,- or b..
quality clear dy. Soa. 81 ordpary wen oy s,s
% 200 pounds 6r.t quality Adamantis C,na 40 h. ~ "a
ounces to the Pouad ouehsGos and o. e-hs.fI2s "
S1Mp pounds good hard Soap
l25O ba.les Of good clean dry Goa Salt In strong TIA
wee' Leo oaTL.l 3, 8. gneT1t9 me OF e.
1860 pounds drst qaslIy Died Apples ia tish, barrel.
For delivery the 9Th Of Oc.o5e 1891 TN same quantity .
For delivery the l5h of October 1851 the ..me Qu,n,
Fordoyey tho I'D of October 1851 the ,are qu,n.y %
sboye.
Small samples In label.d boze, accopany the prooo,,
when py'ceebie Separate promo as wl be Ired ior Is
srclr IN which references naN ne n-oe to t proper
pas Certificates O. inpti &c III De re9i ed for fe7fs
certifying pat II ti seller their present guaya
dillon The viii oilJ b. ezeuned and parsed upou or
@oe-t = Getty Inspector on re pct Of the uniri Ss-.
TIE sellers LsnO wtI c,'e Of purchase, r' I'd essa
package. Boxes 70 be ped wh li hickory
an rhe will be csrey 1sp.c before tbeir delivery,
ardcareiy cdansed aitu he ri uel aupss biad-r asp
propose for the whol or sny part Of each o The stossso
t be delivered lee Of al carse 70 tie E aies. q cOc-
ge'oh aud odiaTy lits Of delivery iD ~ fies Of Er9
York or Brooklyn 51ch P1u Of the artc except meat,
a. ay be replied to be dryerela tie plso or, hJlse No
'iat,, shall be De veod without cost % The Uniea
iat Pels ns not hay hs precise variety u soes above
6escbed having iciss Of uaf Nld a. hb-y 20
send h. prop'ss which viii receive attention according 70
price and si. pation TO zoe " ants Of setvi,e
eh coutsu copy OF he printed Advertisement 10
which 20 and also ave the au-cs VI two
sih- slrete. guaaneelpg uhline 81 the obsgou Of
the bidder any part Of HI, proposal shall be- accel'd
Proposals DO dosed Proposals for ausieuce 5ee,
NJ, and must be- sent wi, tue samples tie oice No
srtstest A. z. EATON
Major and Com. SAP. ". 3. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
Form @Qgey
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there ns.r the comp sing this hrm) o.
frame 1ygn) 10 the - q o. tnnIle th- st HEREBY OLE
furnish aysrtistDeH dad toe Of advertise
n.ut end ,lb eq1. -mcsts Of tue and Of
tba scedue Which refer, al TIE articles emhi7c-d
III a. No the clsss for tho Navy i4sd a. tame the
va ID according % I'D chCd.s viz seIC Ptte % ts'
ntf cla fo schedule opposite esch srti"ie act the
r d carry out the amour, IN the c0iamu i0 dollars aud
cent n1 foot up ssf amount Of ths Do iJ the ci
sulouriiu. 10 there wiil- tHs amount Ia woit+l q,
ufI a. nv nrelt hae tire Ggeur, u one require
by s si mel ts supply unt-r classes INSECT Ne
be ora-u, u IN p1c- of dsyey an1 anouli my over
b s.cteJ request ie cnuisct m,y be prepared and sent
t. To- gent taane he uEencyl fox gafo a'd ce'h
teD| he biaic. aud each member % ts fm 20 sigul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
WHEREAS. the LINDELL HOTEL con-

WHEREAS. che LINDELL HOTEL COM
W PAEl BY H. deed d4loi tho his. tsy q Dec mo-s.
Once II 1t Louis COu,5 "a Book No. % f,e ~ ard sss
., otlrg decd. dated iab aid nt dsy % be;rmoer 80,
aeatal 70 ria IRA deed ala c0ayey WILLIAM ~ MOI
KisJS, EDWARn BAEDELL sud fAANhblN 4 res
toe allowing d,st lbrd real rss ua;ed IA bicN NO iI'~
The Ci,y OF 81 Louis and stfiood 8 iolil"si ,.-,
fD' Ato' % p,reo Of land routing tS on 90 Gy s
in depth loguded south by Nashnsou sV'uue
sSh ,,.ee, qoh s ne a'tn me 81 se ns ~ nd usT
sNsnth street cera.r lot piece Of gonna ~
m s,i bleS coelhi ss ' feet the saae noe
o. los on sir ,ret oy oas bundled ,ty feet dee
o. Green street be ho sane % lees bent o. ,cs
MA ,oVn Of 81 Loui by Wtlism Chusy. ioi No -
bouuaed the wost by Ne. - aa bid ou oy Ch', ~ tss
no, oy iiseen .tret on the b. sixa sts. ara 49,
.outl by the o hce Get dese.bcd whhh sai
Ware mad, o.ssld MoriI'on, h.edel and bcA W ,n,
seourr n-ut certain bonds therein desc ma,
H. Z, four 6ored thousand d1l-T bOiug cshs hli =
5fhye hnniTcd dollar, each, psySb IN tn ~ psser
day Of December eighteen hundred AID hUy hih7 " rn
Linde o. bearer with per cent tntee y ~ IN
ally froa date III payable % the bat o. o5sJ 10
NewYork and whereas among other ihlns ~ W" ~, hTe
said deeds II tle Inter upon sail bond o.
Of should become due sut ronain ups',S 70. he ,ad
the maturity Jhereo that then by reason o. suSa us
bonds ID ,ud forthwith beccme due aad Peysu a. Are nd
ing said bond, may not spgesr 90 usu 80 b.s.ss neg
whereas said liud.n Hotel Company has s bouas
tiated 'd and pledged hundrvd aud sixe9 NJ
amounting three hundred and cant theuse Inc IL d,y
Of which the semi sanns interest oecoms po for more
OF June eighteen bunded aud sixy-one has oten I'd
than dirt, days. aud Is siHt uaPaid sl'hoSsh some
has been ,SsSr We WILLIAM NJ MORRISON. EoWAkp
HREDsIL aud FRANKLIN A. DICK, Trustees, Is I'D
!, ,.t Of msny Of tbe individual, AID erPorAd 20
ing sad bonds and In accordance Win hs ph,ssn bus-
ST sS and esseen the hoo Of yea oe he
the forenoon nud five oelOek 10 the afternoon OF Ms,
% oroese5 10 eI tho above deseybsd essias and pIog
for cash. pablo yendue 60 the bsne bidde. .sd sal
snounS o. chstVo' that may b. payable gad.r the
said Deeds together With b> exPsns.s Of ne S''
s sgs s, \ SS Sss i SiSh r'''''4
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=
The u.rsirrsd (uau- fsrufo n lni1s The 'En and
Sa 81 ual bs sste sbd tusur " second sarraut5r %c
h-cbyu cSr above named tasrt tln bidder o. 1id
d. ~ o. ii hd log tner otter above 20 aceped ntef no
e,at i,b the laed St, uil ~ days iftr tue d,ts
OF notice hoo "a FOoics OF the % his TO-
fher er before lieutJned lsina.-.e o. sniTAAtoihl
NiinesG;
Icr.h hs tc Abov,t ,ned (hcrc tie gusrantol
~ tSigusturet
leCtrT ses s0l person the buIeoa DO
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Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE--A FARM for SALE or to EX-
Il CHANGE for city opefty, Bndgepon Conn. con-
tanning tiy dwelling huuss barn. aud out-houss
young orchard and oe~e ecu three AID four acre. Of wa"d!ud
uoer, uhce, Of tie subscriber The press -Eiston
Sept II, 1861. II. MASON DlKEMAN.
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6ouses ano farms tOante6.

HOUSE and FURNITURE WANTED.-I will
IL lay cash foI about 4l,0o worth Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE medium qasly, and will take the HOUSE IN
desirable eishbo uood Brooklyn efcrTed. For psrlcasts
inquire OFF. COTTON, No. l3 Fullonss ncsr NaIIau
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Class 30 g. Whit Pue Spruce Juniper snd Cyrsss Cla'
No Grave. and sspd Glass No. a. IRON lro1 hhs, aid
S.Ee.. class SO. q. Steel Class Ne ~. tes Class 80
H. Sr'y Chardlry Cla.. Ne H. Hssd~sre Class NO. a.
oG.iasy Clsss Ne - Betting Packing AID Hose. Glas
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Bnar0 nn0 nooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY would accommodate
"a Geulemln sn5 Wife ADD two si0e'e Geuteuen 9Th
b-rlaoar, furnished ROOMS and lard 5he hou's j. &c
rl-e ey-.y tO.yeuiruCe for co,!t. TO eTir" psIAes
terms very o.,trrAe Apply t 80 Eat 70 h.t west OF 2tay
DOYAL OPERA COLONNADE HOTEL,
IL CHABLESsT., ST JAMES,, LONDON England
Tits rev and vsS; rot beautifully ana cSrTolen'ly snet-
inshs !Ll 4 London Oh nnfyaled accom- nod Cor
FAMILIES AID GENTLEMEN, q m teiho charge, sud j.
na aui1 IS WORTHY the attention or va from tho Unied
Setps Every comfort sbd odsiJ Is prov tod.
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Dantina Academies.
DODWoRrHs DANCING ACADEMIES,

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
n. Ko24 Finb.av conner Il q hist, New-lorst
No l37 Mou'asrest Brooklyn. ,-e, =, 20
and sNTI RDAYS 4, EeyYork; commencing OCTOBER In
bT loklyn, October 2 ~ New.iurk ~, .
i'm t new buidn4 on STRAY y erected for the pnt
pose w found reqiie nT such a es'ti,. lnti
IN addition Dancing cllss wl also D. inen Tor tAe
risp. IN new system Of Cssthsnc, tspeity sa9hoe
ladies and chill jrrn OF deli ate fame hr ID th Oh "'d
be- gitl ulake grm-ns WIN orlhse' loi '''oN' IL
Dancing Cal.th mrs. or Military DllL .
Citcuars for 10 ns, &c may be hadsi either Academy
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c. no A. HTck Cla-a stone. CTsI. No. ,, IrII0W
Pie Iinurr Gla No. 3, o. sud Bgd " got Timber AID
LI~la.r Class n. 70 White Pine. spruce jump ana Cyprus
J..a NO ..Ire iifu Eld Fiarr. Class 80 2 Come &C.
,ts"o Q. Gnvr AID $500. Cla.' NO. H. Iron Ion sIke'
a. 30 L. tg tlas- So. 49, fls Iron. tless
No. q Paints q ..f I'D 0sss Ga, so. a, Hardware.
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SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of
- MEN -YOaK.--A.P & RuNrE sgsir,t 7 RJs>I 5 o.
mons mpUey dsuaud eonuact,CGni not served IL
the aboysuaued Dtfudgot You hereby srnm0ned r.
1lra .swrs tc gsin IN is actou whigh Wi D. Erd
D. no 0tr III hs Clerk tbo City ard COMFY Of I0 81
Gltrlli 81 said City Of Newly serve copy Of o
o. y he said COM amt me sn5scbv 1t his oco Va
rs Broad ir sal City 4 NeUi witnin twenty d1ys
scT thtry N ths eScatiye O. lbe DAY %
such srr sud Il fail ths AIT - fore
1i n, ysinr i the Judgment assi-st you r t
onr ndfe ana hOarl ana tLiHy eight via 1tei
8m The dly Of September 5, beside the COST 81 tEf
aetlon.--Dat-, Ns,g-Nofk, June ,. l.sl.
JOHN 5. PATTERSON. PlaiHsla's Attorney
. 80. 10 l46 Btosdwsy
The eompaat 20 THIS sc,i1n Ged in oecs Of bstRn
OF hs Ciy .sl County Of Newly ok 30 an cay Oh yuas
1901 JN0. s. PATTERSON, AtLonsy Iof tIAu'i''
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