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, 1861-09-16

Al ASTER'S SALE.-State Of Iii
~ rols, Concty Of Cook, asZsnpertor Court et
CticaEo-tn ChAnceFy. John q. T1ford u Eliza &
Gui1h. Margaret D Smith, Be?]aGain T. Bradley.
Jan Js1,es Dudley Jane. BIa4t 7obe.t 9, T4tsA
Golyer and Sana1el De GolJer.-Biu to Foreelosa
Mortgage.
tuEEg notice 1s hereby given that In pursuance Of
decTetal crder euteId In the 1bova enttted On
the fourth Day CT April 4. o. 16s. l. Ira Scott -
Hssr IN Cha1cer1 II the superior Court Of C?lca3a
VII Be at public auction, to the highest bid II 12r
cath at the north door OF tae Co It aoaes 81 t599
Go:Lty L me Cf1 Of CtcaEo, County Of Gook 1 ~
s2ts q 1no on he foRFssa Il sae rs
noon Of day. tie ooviag dtecbed RI
Etnate In the ty OF Chicago, Coaaty .v q. ~ nteS
e.ate Of Illinois, or much the!eot 1nde
aary to satisfy the amount due Gonp.S ~ e.i1
said decree, w1ta cos OF FUR sao .in = IVA ~
sa1e] to t:-Lots O. tTo ~ IS; T.os q thrre &
line eiesen IS g. E e'?sios soeR G niss s., Z
McEs71:ni's suba7tsion of Fart q t1e ea4s a1n g
e nnaytsr OF seed u etx 10. E0Wnsh4@
not q, Eortt Range fo1rtesn no ea8t ofta4
fd e9ittd 1P1i5e1oSl Meridian A!-o. Lot tHee {9 in
an 81 street aud Loss " o. n9s o. fonrteaa
a. a. n osS o. eleven Ij n Subj v:aon Of 8ioen -
tlr a1d eleven ti1} In McReynold's addit2a 2 Gil
Ss}er IN Chance,y Of tho Superior Court q ceaFo
Chicago, August 9Th. ls6l. au11EaS-m
The above esle IL adjourned to MONDAY. tho sh4
Gay cf september, A. D. lsd1. 1t fas sss 12R' a0a
Mister IN chancer7 Of the Superior Court of chicago
Ear
, 1861-09-16

AtUkG'GAGE A sALE.-Pubi.o no.
ifl uce IA hersby given that by virtue Of the
pr*e15 ct fae tain d In txo tude1ta.as Of Hort
xat e1-cnted aaa delivered tn t1e und. -slg1ed-
William Scott, By Sylvester Lid s9i EizA oWsA
Lre II E.:e oea Il dase the i+th d4F II Jaly&
A. D. '8G Ald ded Ia the ptiae Of t,e C1rk o4
this Circuit C.:EIt Ell fH.IJ Eis0Id5r Ut Cook
County ia The Ht1te Of tllinoia B'tox % Of Mort
faGeA o. ct Pages and thu othar ut Page Il q said
BGtk OF -ain Mortgages b-1 rg E1ve1 p eec1ra
the rsynent # the aond # talu S5lveaer Lind for
the Five Thouea d Ds1,ars due the 18TH day
OF july. ~. With Int 1est i'd .: the rats Of
tt1 pc cent per ann Pa5abl seal anita II At tho
Ans lean I'll cranse sank IN the stts Q. Nh~ Fosk
and tle 9th: ri aid NortZrges being 70 SECURE the
p-y Dcnt Of the bnE Of said Syly: ter Lind for the
prfuc!pal fum Of Flys lhouzand Dollars due % The
at The rate ter per cent per aanE nayase a. set.
el sep1sn ber p 81 st ths a;s:n = doS9 x ~ e
Cook I'D Stat. Of nh At the hour Of ten oci
public :, .ue much - Hey be necteear5 to pay
ssc irdebtt lrt.ret and e1ren Of sna O t6e
following described premises to Wit :-fh6 North
Store Ii. 1ind's RE ck tie rorth twenty iuf
taD ftet uf WharfnE Lots numbered twet tY nina
o thirty o., and IT, ,ose ts], Of 5.aa1ey' 9ar-
Tty Ct Wla!fEE Lots IN the Dr!gpa1 TO tn OF C11cago.
ard known more particularly u nanh=r twenty Mar
ktt street eefault hAy1a4 made IN the pa meut
Of The principal su1o secured BY sail mort agA
respectively, WILLIAM D. eC1rT. Mort=s9ee.
BICpGErT 4 T1SsToH At'7s- Ru'ne-71sd
, 1861-09-16

TEl1S! EE7S SAI.E.-Whereas,
L H-n!5 Waller and :a.a. 3. E:''sr, s!s w''e oss.
seee OF uuet, da:.c Mar:h 14tA, 4 H. 15e5, sno re-
corded II the CT CO II the Recorder of ok Coz III
In il. the l:th day of Marc 4 D. !a-9 IL ok
,s9 CT De.dr. at Page "a cuoves1oE cs97sn iots q
!asl epd l.1cC.,+a Greg dtcstosl In trust to 90.
cure the ens Of csrtsia pruu1 s7rJ nu1es sid
tst d. &c elec.net. aud ~seIe f. waa PTo't ed =
eiH de-. that csse d EanIt shon1t ba mall BY tAld
Hfbr| Wtl-r Il: sat. noteo SD l1tSTeet ~ tleJ
shs MD rcrp cist1y teCoLe d1e Gsord1iE t. -d!r
tenor ara fleet. thrp. Or application of Ho1Ns11 q
6elpcle, ttrtr legal ra leaert%u*ea Or 4eb;s IA n
b-Dctt sd q it5 CT iede--.-c OF sstd Waller q
xl:e their asslEn IutEca1. IN uihnNe1 pss.
scvibt: l Il tet: a d. wh: reaA CERTAIN !A-tsl!:
taects ei t. sad cntee raS. f&l2 .Ge I'D
default l.s = 'n-ae t. e.. nsr+; :hst II S 9.1.
the lei de-. 81 saa ttr-tt has Mt ee-1 p1d
NJ % ting t:lp. II whereas. t:c!1 >o11aaS sLd
4elpcke} tne .-RAl holt+Es Ct sad n"ts% bAse nAde
a. atcn T. said Scsna 4 70 A1 sertl+s f2r 40 ana
H.: ns Of 81: aced II srest ~ ~
New. t"er-f'Et. aotice :e hereby stve1 that -aa
said Ycu-E arr:nou will tnr Twe1t. EiEota
Ga5 ef Septerher, a. p t.6 the EuaE u ten
ocock Il he frencoa It the n:11h d2 u ths Court
e., t. d;5 G. ';bssag9 Il G .oh Eo7nty ~ eiz
ard bes r7ce the same Ill nr1 II caah th1 pre- Re4
Aforesaid With all EEt. te- eft "a t7 Ut 70 1en
oE oi said Fe- ry Waller and vc there:3 Wi sid
pr i.e= :'uatr L. the Eoua1g ot Co.'k and stat9
e 4llincis a:d srri2so a. t1a "a; .Lns HanoirsS
L. Is II Block 5: and Lot - in Block I; ii s9!h
4 FcA r!ey'e -utt' talub ef tie ncr:h hGl OF tha
eorth la:1 c: the EeAt half Of tie n = Of Sec u.
T. S9E i. II E., lying In the Ct.y cf Chi 40,
:, !OuN1 SHANNON, Tr1Stsa
, 1861-09-16

HUBBARD & HUNT,
KesUENT AuESTs. Chicago.
Branch Oface for tie Weate. ind :uthern States
st u ctnnttl E B, T. a n MA tLL.
se4est11m Genarai AKelts.
, 1861-09-16
91usatt0n4l.

Ann1,catone for boa,d Eheuld he N madaiwtnedlate'v
Further rsrtlcul~-s may be oAta1ne1 fy addEeSsing
,l,- Rled, Gre OF Rev. j. 4. Smith. D. D. OF
&c te1ce51siW AA'' MISS H L. HOOD. PRINCIPAL
, 1861-09-16

ESTATE OF WILLIAM KAN
~ MERER, late Of Chicago, deoeared.!Tais ao;
tee that tue und. Es1snec sur fer @s Fl IT,.
Ksmmefsr. Vi on the thiYd Ho1day of. .;etoassk lea
@aks aRgeausn % he County ce III III noo.
hnnda fnr fr eeid e1ernfrtT aud that IN put uauoa
Of order Issued y - ss9 G1af s=sHs
317 esN7s7 sA " L. 8uTTLttB RATH3FN4h
AEDhkW WOLFF.
chicasp, Arexst sEth- III aaaKt1
, 1861-09-16

THICAGO ACADEMY.-The
~ 3 yer tn year Of the Mifses Lane & Bakers
SCI oal r 81 nlg ladies. will commence on Monday
kFtEut &c O.g5.53W
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-14

existing at the time Of such sale, transfer or
assignment --.-
Sec, II. This act shall take effect and be
N force from and after the first day Of Decem-
Der, eighteen hundred and sixty-one
See Is. All acts or parts of acts conflict
ing with, or in any way. contrayenlng the pro-
visions Of this act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. I9. At the general election to be held
on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon
day in November in the wear 1861, at all the
usual places Of holding elections in this State,
for the election OF all officers required by law
then to be elected, the question whether this
act shall become a law and go into effect, or
in any manner be in force, shall be submitted
10 the people, and if the same shall be APPROX
ed by majority of all the votes cast on the
SUI Jet It shall so into effect; Otherwise, it
shall not go into effect nor be in force.
See %. The votes cast on the subject
specified in the last preceding section shall be
by separate ballot, and shall have written or
printed, or partly written and partly printed.
on each Of them, the words, "For Amendments
to the Banking Law" or, @ainst Amend
mcnts to the Banking Law" which words
shall Indicate the vote for or against the ap-
proyal Of this act; and the ballots so cast
/ shall be caHyassed and returned in the same
manner as the votes cast for State officers are
required by law to be canyassed, and the See.
reta!rv of State shall immediately, on the com
pletion Of said canvass, publish a statement of
the result thereof in the official State paper,
and si1all communicate the same to the next
legislature at the commencement of the SEES
sion, aud be shallaiso deliver to the state treas
! urer certified copy thereof, with statement OF
the result Of the canvass upon the subject i'm.
mcdiately after the completion of the canvass.
Chapter 242, approved April Il, 1861 Chap
ter /, Extra Session, approved May 25, 1861,
Said election to be conducted, the votes can
vassel, and returns made in accordance with
the provisions OF Chapter T. of the Revised
Statutes Of 1853.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of
- the Capitol in Madison, on the first
J. G day of August, A. D. 1851
LOUIS p. HARVEY,
Secretary of State
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-14
Attachment.

WOOD COUNTY,
Town Of Centralia, S. IN JUSTICE Court.
The State of Wisconsin to Jermain Lemai.
Defendant:
VOU are hereby notified that warrant of at
! tachment has been issued against you and
yodr property attached, to satisfy the demand
of Joseph Lachapellc, amounting to eighteen
dollars and thirty-fye cents, (Sl8, 35) and in
terest thereon.
Now, unless you shall appear before II. A.
Temple, ESQ, Justice of the Peace in and for
said county, at his office in said town, on the
18th day Of September, i. D. 1861, at | o'clock
p d., Judgment will be rendered against YOU.
and your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 9th day of August, A. D. 1851.
35-3w JOSEPH LACHAPELLE, Plaintiff
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-14
Good Stock are Cheapest.

A bullock Of improved breed, al
three years old, will be superior both
in size and weight to one Of the course,
common kind at five years. Two
years feed and trouble are thus vast
ed upon those animals which by their
nature are fitted to transmute hay and
grain into hide and horn and bone,
rather than into meat. Tn quality Of
flesh, the we'll bred steer as far exceeds
the courser brute, as the rich melting
flesh of Bartlett or Virgalieu pear IS
superior to the astringent, gritty sub
stance of wilding.
When choice cattle were rare, when
a we'll bred Short Horn, or Hereford,
oy Ayrshire, could only be weighed
down by q purse Of $1,000 to $4,000, il
was too much TO expect that men Of
moderate means, the great middle class
of farmers, should become enthusiastic
in improving their stock. But now,
the better breeds are 50 widely disscm-
mated over the country, shat they are
easily and cheaply obtained. Young
bulls, thorough bred OF their several
kinds abound. Numbers Of them are
every year made into steers for work
ing purposes; but the use Of these, at
proper age, even upon the meanest
common COWS, and few consecutive
crosses upon their progeny, will, in a
few years, give the breeder Il herd, for
all practical uses, equal in beef and
dairy value to the best, and which will
return in their products, double the
profit to be derived from the inferior
animals. The season for breeding viii
soon be here. Let every owner 0!
stock take time BY the fore-lock, and
secure, at least, the nso Of the best an.
irnaI that can be obtained within y days
travel, or more ifnced be. Two years
feed will be cbeapIy bought by {
weeks labor thus given at the first II
improving the breod.--1Hcrjc@1 -1y
rjculturi&t.Jo for f5b"oJy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-14
SssFEa5EsDEas.

STATE Of wisconsin, the Circuit Court
of Wood County:
Electa CheTalior, plaintiff, against Churchill
Cheyalier, defendant
1>HE State Of Wisconsin to the above named
l defendant: You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint Of the
above named plaintiff, which complaint is filed
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
in and fer said County Of Wood, in the village
Of Grand Rapids in said County, and serve
copy of your answer OF the subscribers at
their ONCE, N the village of Grand Rapids, in
the County Of Wood, State Of Wisconsin. with
in twenty days after service upon YOU of this
summons, exclusive Of the day Of such service.
And you will take notice that if you fail to an
swer the complaint as aforesaid the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint
WEBB & WITTER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
August ed, A. D., 1861.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-14

CA1IrHoR GUM FOR BUGS II PAS,
4 correspondent writes that he DufS
eamphor INTO the eask where he zecns
has peas through The Winter. lie OBJ
serves that. dead bugs are always
found il the bottom Of the caslz. AMI
very few bugs appear IN his peas the
following season. lie puts these facts
together, and has faith in the remedy
1t IS well known to many housckeeo
ers, that camphor is very offensive to
moths and ether insects.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-14
= sEEsE.s SEs s.
sSt9te Of jViscon&u1-h1 the CJ5cuu Cauyt Of the
County Of Wood

St@te Of ITi$col'Sit--La the Cl,c,,H C1uyf Of n,
County Of Wood
Joseph Lowell and J. COLES, ,Tr.. D1aintiffs
against Eusebe Layigne, B.. Elizabeth La.
Flgne, J, II. Lang, Mary E. Lang, and John
a. butcher and Kellogg Sexton, late part.
ners under firm and style of butcher & Sex
ton, benjamin NJ. White, J. 1t. WRIGHT, Geo
D. Warning, c. T}lcr, \. II. Wood. Narcis
st Amour, Charles 5. Stewart, Geo. ". r.
Gushing, Benz. A. lIcgeman, Lvne StarIin@
Ihos !, Cummins, Charles 3. Collins. Geo
- {. I. Seaman, Joseph ". TAYLOR. John Per
kins, Washington L. GiIroy, Lester Wilcox.
Geo, 1, Perry, Jr., John Eacker, Cephas II.
Norton, Albert Jewett, benjamin c Buzbv
aud Ann McElrea, defendants
THE State of Wisconsin to the above named
L defendants
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which is
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Wood County Wisconsin, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers at their office in
the village of Grand Rapids, in said county,
within ninety days after service hereof, exelu-
slFe Of the day of such service; and if YOU
fail TO answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs viii apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the COMPLAINT.
WEBB 4 WITTER, PITS Att'vs
Grand Rapids, July Is, 1861. 50-6w
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-14
SHEaIEr's OFFICE, Wood County,l

HHAEIEI 5 UFTTCE,- " OOd- JOulfTI
Grand Rapids, Aug. 9Th, 1875
In pursuance Of the foregoing notice from
the Secretary Of State, d General Election will
be held in the several towns and election pre-
cincts Of Wood County, Wisconsin, on Tues
day succeeding the first Monday, being the 18th
day Of November, 4! D. 1851.
L. LAEIGNE, Sheriff
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-14
1869 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1864
Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne & Chicago 3. R.

1860 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1861
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago R. R.
NOW completed and cars run from Chicago
- to Iittsburg without change, connecting
with the Great PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad
to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington city. and al the interior towns OF
PENNSYLVANIA, New York, Maryland, Sc.
Merchants b. taking this route, viii have
the advantage of all the eastern market at no
additional cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Union Depot, corner hadi-
son and Canal streets, west side, as follows:
$50 i, ~, Morning Express, Daily, Sundays
excepted
$50 ?. VI, Night Express, Daily, Saturdays
excepted
Connecting at CrestIino with Cleveland and
Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Nj
agara Falls, New York and Boston, and all the
interior towns of New England via New York
Central and New York & Erie Railroads. Also
South to Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount
Vernon, stcubenville, Wheeling, and interior
towns of Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forrest with
trains on Mad River Road to Springfield, Ur-
bana, Dayton and Cincinnati. Also With trains
at Lima for Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
Fare as loao as By any other Route.
Passengers bound east will find this route
both pleasant and agreeable, passing through
many Of the largest and finest cities in the
United States.
Passengers arriving at Chicago on any Of the
roads viii find attentive cheek agents at the
depots to receive checks and convey baggage,
free Of charge, to the Pittsburg and CHICAGO
cars. Sleeping cars accompany each train
Smoking ears on III traiTfS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-14
Michigan Central Railroad,
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
10 New York, New England and
the Canadas.

40 New York, New England and
the Canadas.
IN and after SUNDAY, MAY 10Th, 1861.
- trains leave the Great Central Depot, foot
Of Lake street, as follows:
$50 e, El.-Stops at all Stations, and arrives
at Detroit at 500 p. m
800 a. M.-Lightning Express, (cxccpt Sun
day. arrives at Detroit at 600 D. M
Suspension Bridge 400 a. M; Albanr
2:29 P. m; New York 1850 p. NJ; Bos-
ton 11:43 p m.
500 !. 41t.-S9w York and Boston ExDrcss,
Except Saturday. arrives at Detroit
6:40 a. IN; Toronto $40 p m; Montreal
1900 m; Suspension Bridge or Buffalo
500 p. m; Albany 800 a. M; n York
$500 q. m; Boston 1920 D. M
e:JO a. M.-Cincinnati Express Except Sun
dayl through to Cincinnati in 70 hours
500 ?. M.-Cincinnati and Louisville Elk
press, Except Saturday. through to Gin
cinnati il IS hours, Louisville in Ii
hours
SAL1SBURT'S PATENT BUSTERS
Are run on Day Express Trains
Patent Sleeping. Cars CT Night Trains.
"a BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THaoUGH TIcEErs for sale in all principal
Railroad Offices in the West, at the General
Office, corner Lake and Dearborn streets, Gn-
der the fremont uouse) Chicago, and at the
Depot.
R. n. RICE, General Superintendent.
j. @. 3. BEAN, Wes5'n Pass. ACT. lit
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-14
aol0sure Sale,

Gtate Of Wisconsin, Wood Counfy, Ciyc,d
Court
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
The CALIFORNIA; Pony Express

OurnR TkLsGRAPB STATION, 4
Ninety FIVE miles west Of Fort ksarncy, Aug e. l3siJ
Tho Pony Exprss psssed here at 10 o'clock THE
morning, bringing the following intelligence from
the Pacific coasti
SAN yaAscpco, Aug le, 1881.
Yesterday the frs day that official advices were
received from Washington concerning who b TO COM
maud the fifteen hundred troops called for from Cahs
fornia, and how they 10 serve the Plaos They
are to be organized agreeaoly to the request Of Mr.
Cameron, Secretary Of War. The Governor has
commissioned Col Carlton Of the United States Army,
10 be the chief In command, and Major J. X. West q
San Francisco second In command, taking charge N
the cavalry. There IL no doubt the whole SGD viii
be rapidly raised for the duty assigned them. Eve
companies, mostly infantry, were accepted to-dny g
this city. Military men, however, are ambitious y
see active service aninst civilized enemy rather thas
to roam over the plains
A guard Of twenty-five United States Infantry an
Lisateant went down In the last Panama steamer, ~
escort the treasure AZ far a. AspinwaiL
There IL no State news Of Importance.
George Hudson, the San Francisco Justice o. ~ ~
Peace who In 1859 fned the prprieiors % ., iMs
Buiietia newspaper $3.50 each for P1o.snsn8 .sns
the confession Of Mrs Sickles, on the groano ,nas
was not at for publication, has obtained yeroc M -
Judge Hagers Court of $50 damages against ~
Buiftin proprietors, because they called him ~"
berry. - A.. ra.,,la
Arrived io ship Winged Racer, NewYs'i bsrl fhs'aAN
sailed iosa Sip Eureks Melbournsi Decatur hoss A''s
Tss msIist !. slightly estiys Buss Ssss Ia u
de, ssSs cSsS ssSsaos ssiw wass so 6s
~. sanerSse Flour "a - for export. Best "hs~ "
export, 81 Co. Barley, socsIe-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
FROM FORTRESS. MONROE.
EXPERIMENTS WITH THE BIG GUN.
A SHELL In THE ENEMY'S CAMP.
THE GuNBoAT SEMINOLE ARRIVED.
SHE BRINGS IN A PRIZE.

F,b,IKsss MoSHoE, Aug. , via BALTIMORE Avg "a lsoi'
Gsns Wool and Butler have spent part Of to-day
a, he Rip Raps, experimenting with Sawyers gun
The second shell thrown burst in the Confederate camp
nj sevsls Point, which broke down the flagstaff and
.eat.e.ed the Rebels like chat. propeller, which
Was landing troops at the Point put back toward Nor
folk
The whole affair was witnessed from the Newport
n vs. steamer.
6rsnd reyiows hAve been held to-day at Newport
News aud Camp Hamilton.
Col. Wardrop hos taken command Of the Naval
Brigade.
The gun.boat Seminole has arrived from the block
ade on Charle,ton. The Seminole brought up as "A
prize the schooner Albion, formerly Wilmington
milo, boat from Cardenas, with cargo OF sugar coffee
fruits and cigars. When taken she was under En-
clish eolors. The Captain and nearly ali hands were
drunk. She had run the blockade on Wilmington.
The Seminole has also overland several vessels
showing EngIish colors She spoke the Dale last
nit. She will coal and undergo repairsat Old Point
Tbe bockadng squadron off Charleston consists OF
tho Roanoke and vandas. The recent gale on the
eoAst wasterribly severe.
The Confederate prisoners who arrived here this
n ming from Baltimore will be sent TO Norfolk IN u
isg days.
The propeller New-York sailed to-day, with nine
pri.oners for New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
EROM RALTIMORE.

.rruRI or LARGE QUANTITIES or FLOUR AND
FsuFAr BY COLONEL GoRDoSs MASsACuU-
sETrs REGIMENT.
BsfrryoHR Saturday, Aug ~. ie6I.
The Agent Of the Associated pssss, with the army,
and. tho fIlIowiussnoni iiyaftstowni
Gentlcmen fiom darpcrs Ferry state TINT our troops
under Col Gordon have secured large quantities Of
-four and rng-grouDd wheat, including 500 bushels be-
longing 20 tie Secession army, at mill by Herr
A. Welsh They also disabled the mill from grinding
for several months to come. There were no Rebel
troops At the Ferry, but their pckets frequently
came in.
There were supposed to be about five hundred rebel
trDops a, Charlestown. Our army is now resting
whore the climate is salubrous and the water excel
lent Intelligence ffom the other eide of the Potomac
shows that the rebels have drawn to Leesburg oil their
regular forces from Charestown, Winchester and other
points above, and concentrated them at Leesburg,
where their army numbers from 900 to 1900
Capt Hendenon's Home Guard alone remains in JEFF.
fcrson County. The rebels have taken TO pieces at
Marinsburg five locomotives belonging to the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad and were 10 make the attempt
yesterday TO transport them to strasbourg, some
other point the Manassas road.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

THE UsIrED STATES FRIoArE CosoRgss.-Ihis
vessel which arrived Ia Boston Barbor Thursday,
from La Plata June 2l has had succession OF calms
and light winds during the whole passages and, not
being OF a clipper model she has made rathcr long
passage. She was opposite New-York ten days ago.
Tie following Is list ofths officers of tho Congress-:
Il.g OfEcsr-Joshus r. Sands OF Connecticut.
CGpian--Ioui. n. 0oldsboroush of Maryland -
First Lisntebsnt aud EI Officer George W. Doty OF new
York
Lsutsnsr.-Andrsw r. DIais Of New Jersey, s. ouach.
onbush Of New OH Joseph b. Smith Of Maissehuse.
Pendergst Of Kentucky 1d Acting Master 0eegs A. bseiow
OF Illinois.
Surgeon--Lswi,B Hunter Of New.Jersey.
Passed Assistant sugeou-Edwafd SbipQen oil Ne"JH"y
Assistant Surgson- Robert l.. Weber d Pepns, yanis
Psynsr-r--Levi D. Slsmpi of Newi9f
ChrplAln-John Blake OF feS-iork -,
Captains Clerk--Edwsrd L. Meeker Of New'Jorey
Paymss' efs JlerR--Merritt X. Moore OF tNirgnla .
Captain Of fMsnes-RooeIt Tfunht OF Virginia eisne1l A.
Second Lioutenaut-T homs g. Wilson OF Msogn t,iss a,
Midhipmer--Allrei hahsn 6f tew.foti ltenry soa-
bone Of New yned Hilary Cons. OF New orleans
(eped Gilbert C. Wiliss Of Nes.rors, Thomas o. spencer
offeHnsy ylyaniaL -
Bostsws ain Chsties johnson Of fHewfoGk
OunneT--Jehn Webbor Of Virginia .
Cspenter-Chdstopher Jordan OF Maascehlfts
Sail Mskef-Theodots G Herbert OF New-foTk . .
Masters Ms,esohn II. Oates Of hassaehusets hen'J H.
Johnston Of NewYork
The Congress arrived up TO the city about p. m: on
Friday and anchored in the stream. The usual salute
was fired on her arrival.