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, 1861-10-02
Il Provost mAFah4l. .

WHAT'S your idea ofa Provost Marahal
Mine has always been something terrible. A
Mlnotaur in the labyrinths Of trsason to dc,
vour uususpeetlrg seceesionists; in argus,
or, il you like it better, a Brlareus, for We are
tcld that when treason menaced the throne Of
Jupiter the Lun1red-handed giant a7cended
fte heavens, and so terrified the conspirators
By his ftrce aid threatening looks that they
oesisted. You never SEE Provost Marshal !;
ycu lever hear him but his eyes are eTery-
where. Treason has been whispered in the
morning, and the traitor Is in Fort Lafayette
b.fore night, on his warrant. He has not q
particle Of gallantry, either, for when certain
V1y 2g1etalle ladies Of this town met over
the tta-table to continue their correspondence
With Their friends aHd ado1e1s in Richmond;
tie Provost Marshal quietly took possession
eftleir lstte1s and placed guard over their
dwellings,. He haunts treason like ahadoE,
ard has the strargeet way Of going down to
th. bottom Of peoples trunks, Of opening peo'
I1e's bureau drawers, Of discovering false
tlGoz6 in carriages. Of dragging to the light
queer documents, and maps, and private COM
munications intended for the ediilcation Of j.
Davis & Co. Here, in Washington, yeu eau
rests disorderly citizens, and gets into the
private entrance Of dram-shops and gambling
saloons. He has spoiled many good drink,
ard broken up maaJ = game OF Llco and
monte. Ue Is the natural foe Of suffers, AT d
has a singular fashion Of going down to the
barrels. A day or two since L. saw a wagon
load of bread going across the Long Bridge
Bread Is an innocent article, but presently s
corporal mounted behind, and sent his bayo
net burrowing among the loaves. A MON ent
| more and the loaves we're gently heaped OF
/ into the quarters. By order Of the Proves
| MaI6hal.-W -WaSAfuq{on Letter,
, 1861-10-02
The Xe1Verton CEse--AnotheF Struggle
OF 0efented Ha8c2l1tFx

Tile YelVert0n CEse--AnotleF Struggle
of DefeRted Kascal1ty.
We learn from our foreign files that on the
Sd Of September commission from the Court
OF Session Was opened in Dublin to take proof
in the action Of declarator Of marriage in the
Scotch courts by Mrs. Yelverton ag2inBt Major
Ytlverton. Proof was adduced By Major Yel-
verton 10 establish that be had been Protes-
tant twelve months before the marriage csre-
mop5 by Father Mooney, at Rostreyor, which,
if proved, would render the IRISH marriage
null. Four Witnesses were examined the first
day, namely, Arehdeacon Knox, Of Lorrha !;
the Hon. le1itia Yelvertou, sister Of the Ma-
jcr; Mrs. Colonel Lloyd, and Mr.. Dwyer, re-
siding IN Ballyq1irk Castle, who gave eyi.
denee that the Major, when residing with his
tbem to the parish church. The evidence to
be taken in Dublin is expected to Lust over
| TO Gay {Thursday) and thereafter the commits
sion will be proceeded with at New1y and
| Rostrevor. It was objected ION behalf Of
Art. Yelyerton,) in the course Of the proof
the Msjor was d. Protestant," could not and
/ ought not to be put to tbs witnesses without
first defining what *tProtest2nt il, and q
definition Of the word II Protestant" was Civ
en- BY Archdeacon Knox, to the effect that il
Pepe1y: Tie evidence n nj an{s esse is Ill faker a
I down in writing, because there is an appea
| upon the facts from the] Court Of Session tc
tie House Of Lords, where the case may ulti
| Instcly terminate It will be seen that Arch
deacon Knox, one Of the degraded Telverton'
friends, volunteers to foul his clerical vest
ments By defining the Law in behalf Of th'
man whose witness he Is; and defining 1t, #,
i: venture to say, as, no sentient creature eve
heard it defined before. IA Protestant i
everybody who protests against Popery." !
Pagan protests against Popery wide she Japa
ntte OF the seventeenth century, Therefore
Pagan is Protestant, Mr.. Tel7ertoa is
Protestant Therefore, Mr.. Yelyerton Is th
Pagan's brother.
, 1861-10-02

~ Gardiner Rheumadc snd Neu-
r1,ets 0oznscund h poslttsA Ss1e; And rsrHnne.t
sprz tor E1ea1nAsaa, Nttks1Efa md salt nSegE, Y
d1csttrg the dAesae, F4sfank Up change IN etet q
puktnoak and may ba f*Eea ~ chld:en and person1
ftsuDontsea ake the 5olloN huodfedt Ct them
CAT t* oh4A4ned tFcza well knoEn Ehc Freely
Etrc fh9tr + Etdnony In :te oetxlL
Gartiae-. Rheumatic end Seura!gis Compound IL
lie best Ne. fcdna for 1he dteeate e",r:
-. EEAELEE = So! z
E1. Old Stat" : taa :
-Afsas sn.fe=laE with -Rren1nss5rtn- .'ct5 ycarA
an6 bltnE tocEned to ny be- Bevsri =3eE last
k11t1k. NzF entirely cncd With t~o ooff IS c1 tAf.
tt1erat Kheu1ktc and Eenr1le q CoEpp1oor
-Ea1an1 setn 81 4 sen1tset aaneTer sr3n Ee1ralE,s
fcr eetfeep mor1hA ac.l been drsen By e1cEuctarnK
p to the tziAl Of nsnbGaets remedies EltnoGt op'
.&'7ng -ele1 Hss i.caced nf I3eaa % t15 Es:oa.
ct-H hecun2uc sgd Neuss!eaa So,alscHaa- ls3s oe*s
p p BA17TFR DIT Goods Denier3
Fet sa1e ny J. E. J0HEsuN. corner State SAD Ka:1-
dcrh streets. E;fc2Eo ~holsssls &C I2tan agent lot
the Northwestern ki.te4- h K AsADUN: agent
The tzadt supplied iy1Stfly
, 1861-10-02
@acb'nsrp, A9arBmar&. ct.
HURLBUT'S GREAT TIGHT
LIZ BARREL ETAVE
SAVING IN u DRESSING mACHfNEa

L.
The greatest invention Of the agetCanclnnat Cou1-
discovery OF national hupoy IN. T. Tribune,
Deserving the hiSheet praise In both construction
and RctIpaREctentanc American
Il is the nEorte OF a1 at the Exhibition. {Chlczso
MeeAanics Ins1ltlte) ;;ChtcaSo Tribune,
WS give it cur hearty approbation. and commend It
to all fun bermeu, believing 1t OreEa mine OF wealth
to theul.!St Louis RsPu6lcan-
The undersigned are tie Inventors and Patentees
and st oWn tile right to tie following territory
xtt-lllinnts Indians. ohio. vrElnia. Min.ss9ta. 1.
tca y.rmert, alabama @ Oregon. New Jersey. Dei4 ,;
State, County ard Town Rights.
We bnila ssplcntld new style machine, capable OF
making stare from to six feet long. and OF any
desired thickness: from of one inch to e4 inches.
The machine L automatic, and u WAKRAHrN 70
make PERFECT TIGHT Barrel Stare
The following persons have the machines IN 0peTH-
ton, AID them We would respectfully rrfer the pub
Mc:-Haywsrd 4 DsNoK Michigan CITY. Indiana; ;
CheIey. Post 4 Co, Ashley, Ill L. g. & II. v. Alley,
Ratesville, 1nd!ana j. aernpleton CEcluuat' Ohio;
Caew ell g. DAVIDSON, FArkeEsbu1K. Virginia; 4. Thorn
ton & Co, Minneapolis, Mimi
We will take real est1te good personal property
in exchange for machines and rights -
Persons nj hing to Elke inquiry In rcCard to Enid
territory will please addres, HUkLBUT T BtsO fuEES
/ 4 CO. Post 0iice Boz 36l3, Chicago. nlinp!5.
4;D
, 1861-10-02
Strange Scenes at 4 Clothing Depot
Probable Loss Of Life


lF1em the Philadelphia Inquirer, asth.l
The hctel at The corner of Twenty fourth
and Chestnut streets, which has recently been
converted into United States clothing de-
pot, was yesterday the scene Of great excite
meut. AS early rs three O'Clock this morning
the building was besieged BY number Of wo-
men, who congregated on the steps seeking
employment in the mRnutacture Of haoil-
ments for the soldiers. As the day wore on,
the crowd increased, and before noon not only
we're both sidewalks, from TWenty-third to
Twenty fourth etrcets, literally jammed with
street the crowd surged to and fro, to the i'm
ninent danger Of those In it. The lot oppo-
| site the building Waa at times halffued with
| aI1ious e1pectants, many Of whom we're the
| wives Of volunteers.
The density Of the crowd combined With the
sultriness Of the weather, caused several to
faint. These were taken into tho building
and, by the cxertiGns Of the inmates, we're re-
| eusc3tated
Itwould be difficult matter for those who
were net present yesterday, to form any &C.
curate idea of the eatnestness with which the
women pressed their claims, both when their
turn came to be admitted within the building,
and during the time they we're waiting On the
doorsteps in the street, or around neighbor'
| Mg corners. Knots would collect; a0 the
members being intent on the one object, and
the woman with two sons In the army. claim
ed to be entitled to priority of consideration
/ over the modest wife Of q volunteer, Whc
stood wondering. whether she would be ablt
to obtain enough OF the !" crumbs" falling
frem the Government table to keep body ane
soul together, while her husband WIS upo1
the batile field. The child By her side looked
up with appealing eyes, anxious to go home
ard unthiaking of the exertlons required fol
his support. -
Of co1rze, there we're many complaiHts il
such crowd, some alleging tnat special fay
ors had been sho*n to more fortunate appli
eants, By those whose duty 1t was to give on
Foik, and some declaring that the price
which were offered were too low.
At moment when the'croWd WIS creates
! ahriek vas heard from its midst, and a VIC
!. mEn = ho had been standing for many hour
Maa observed to fall, overcome By the hsa!
!: The rush at this moment was great Throug'
i the exsEtions OF several gentlemen Who ar
preached the spot, ahe was taken into th
building, but MSS removed to her home In .
ineenaible condition. At late hour In th
, evening we learned thai she was lying in
: Wecarious state.
, 1861-10-02

NEcRoMANcT.-1n New York they have got
q new c1citement-a juggler th1t far outing
giles any Of his predecessors. Among Her.
mann's tricks is the following: =. 49,. =.
4 hat furnished from the aud1ence-is found
to contain hundred or m2re TIN cups,
bunches Of flowers, almost endla4s AN cunts OF
feathers, eands, fans IL handfuls; almost any
bat i & sst on DE, = PIECE burned tom s6s ss
crown, and IN this condition Il. Is offerod to
the lender. He refuses to reoeiyo any snch
tlb; 1t was his he acknowledge; he knows
the marks on It, but he. Wants It liked. The
hat Is torn By Ar. Hermann into fifty shrsds.
rolled in paper and placed In the hands of
one Of the audience, who holds 1t above his
head, Wills Hermann fires 8 pistol Ut It. The
, 1861-10-02

T0 DEALERS IN FLOUR.-We
l. have or hand Aad are constantly receiving tae
Choicest brands Of
WINTER WHEAT FLOUR
Ever offered IN Els m8rEEt, to.WAlca we nag tie 1t
teaton OF Bakers, Ketafer1 ard Hh1ppers
- FAEKXR. AAYAQMu 3 &.AxLLEN."
Au31 g4s31m zH bouh Water EtraAt :
, 1861-10-02

ITO PACKERS AND MANU-
~. FACTG2ERs subscriber Offers fos sale Or
to lease low terms Lots the South Branch Of the
Chicago River, wt,h railroad track and do2k front
Aprly to DR.. BRAINARD. IS South Clack street.
, 1861-10-02

lAilrle It1ment sor Horses Il rrynl1ed by a2y, in
g. caeee Of L&nneae4e, arising from Srr8u1 Br1tse1
Of WreaehnE. itz effect Is magical and eertaa- Ear
uess or Saddle Calls scrs:chea, Mango. &C.. it viii
also speedily. Epsvin and Kugoo1e nsy be essl'
prevented and cErcd L tseEr iac2t51t stages bit
confirmed bcE oud TIC Possibility Of RADICAL
trrc koEase Of Tie kind h2wgver, Is so des9erAt.
or ao.ele:s hut may lie a1ey1sted By tkta I2nent
erd tts tA:safu1 arrstcetoa xin al7ars raEeve *ae
LaEene5, md enable tie torse 10 travel With coz.
pAr.ttve f&te.
Fye75 horae owner tlor1j bare this remedy atEand
ts. TIA timely It the Grst appearance Of La1ene5a
VII; eAectaal1y p-eveat those formidable disease.
neu:toned to witch al hersea are la11c aud which
-=nte- 50 rnlcJ pthe177.he valuable horses nearly
vertt!ten- Fee sd7s1tseRent- For sale by 7. Il
iuaSsoN. General agent. 70 State street
nsH..INnW-E3T
, 1861-10-02

NEsTERN uR1oN COLLEGE hse beeulocsted At
snv Collie. hte Coui1es o1 Sept 1eta 1s5l 1he Col
p mfrrents ana e7ceiie:f t sppEsacos BID regular
M spd seaspac M ee91sea the n3t eeho oa!loings n
fne Gy u17astnm- md any otss1 advantages wh1ch
sEorla claim hc attentton Of GAreut. In iucton u
RIiz 1Sc T4cr5Ss. ~ @SMoHp: B.1osa7 A11 AIxKAsEio
E11fsIm TEaas;- ta; per tehS yesI g! board
erery department Excellent Aocommodau0na tor
60 bo&rdtrs under the same root vita and the CON
slant Of tue teachez1 A6drres for Circulars D.
s. C6TEkC. Presltest + Fulton. nj - Raa7:Sm
, 1861-10-02

- - ri e1zs9&a1fbfa6IISt,,s II: Il R'a
NA le!H1GAN ..GEN1RA4 RAIL-
: SSfiIE III: ffKtflGH 6itfGG Ii il1a8fE its + J. J

Ho H4Ws8Nx1E1s NA99
5 zaa=L 8 :3eef4.9ea1e> ~. !la>.:s 81 14!f -
- 9Es1tCsahaf Bep1s toofof 3ks a6eeE xs
4sso AaE-x4z1fznE ea5(4.eka e111 T.:
i TEE %dx11EE&A. 19zK p ri :;
2.>: u Nsx YoRs.512k H 1a.e{ ~ III
i -s<-s -seattl1Mfa1ag9gttIlatzitt ittks 4 p 4 z; II
gess;1 tf9 jlele =; 3 a2as9s3 s1a 2ff 2al
u 49, fzsas:4 !: 4 zatsH:xesAseA.#
.lC4nes2ne.3 Tssaaa "a a r. H4qEes f1eeIs4aa
&s1tIs r; =! 43de4ka = - ~ A<M= EAafKxp1 ~
The sSA M fa6 fSx1&rg ehtese6 r1ss t,t1uiaasas t,i i 4
= C1ucipa4a MttAoat change q caxz Or ba16a9e.I
= 9a1isbpEy:s Patent .Dnstera -
:s.s7 = An rdapa pay .EIp.tas. Tfaln., =,
HATBHfHfkEfIA9 a4E8oas AId
=: UBaegazs Ehdcksa. Through m. -
s4TH1QEGH TNNT5 1cE sale N al ps11e3pal RaA.
Ebsd o1Eceh in the Week q The 9Aena gmee. corner
i Xouse, Chicago, ana 4 tae pepot>
! j. T. BEAM. WtBtaKa 2zsa A9t.--. So:
, 1861-10-02

TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL MA
EFICES.
, 1861-10-02

BOAT TICKETS TO BOSTON
Good via an5 Of the Boat Ltnes.
Two Da;1y Connections from Harrisburg to
Baltimore and Washington.
, 1861-10-02

The FfeIch Princes In mcUe1IaEss
Mcclellan has just passed up the avenue,
escorted by his cavalry .gnard, in fine shape.
The French Prices we're With him, and alto
getheI the cayalcace presented ile appear
2nce. There liz something little singular in
the way; in which the French Princes have
entered our service. It must have been out
Of pure love Of. :adventure-and the cause,
They were tired ont with the respectable quiet
and stiffness Of Clareuao1t, and were im-
PEELED, as final resource, to this country and
Ilis var. They could not well join the army
Of any European country without offending
tie French Emperor Here they could come
and join tie Federal army without exciting
the jealoueies Of any prince OF. po1entate. Ol
course, ii they were going to take sides at ali
in the var, it would be lor the Government
and sgainst the revolution. Although reyo'
luton made them, OF rather their gr2ndfa .her,
Tevslution unmade them. 4 revolution
made this nation, and revolution now at.
'tempts to unmake it. TIE Count de Paris
aId the Duke Of Charires enter our service
with great enthusiasm. They IRE for tat
Government; and in their sympathies ART
against slavery and the slayeholdtng rebellion
They will accept no pay from the Govern
ment, having sufficient income Of their own
|, and dlsi1ing to save themselves from anJ
charge Of mercenary service. They are hearth
y Welcome, and as:they gallop up and dow
| the lines, are received with enthusiastic cheer
by the men: Washington Cor. Springfield RI
, 1861-10-02

One Train Daily from Plttsburs to New York,
txso 1iles} without change Of GAIA
VIA ALLENTOWN AND EASToE,
Viii direct connections rom Western Ctez arriving
hou Il adyaucc Of other routes, n time Tor Boston
By Kal CT EostLinea
Express Trains Run Da11S---oshcra
Sundays Excepted.
NINE DAILY TRAINS from PiGadelchls to New
York Tickets good on aRT 1ne Or train Sew York
Bo.tcn TtokEn va Filrzbu1g goDd via Phllaelpnia
Or Allentown,
, 1861-10-02

T ANDS< FOR. SALE CHEAP.
j. In McHen1y, Ksne, 0gle, Whlteaide, 0rundY.
Dc Ka1b, Rofk 1sl11d Bo1na. Carroll md being
ths 1alne 1and entered BY THDAAs 3. aRkRHE
Tiie perfbek Terms es.y. Apply Tiki. HUKD, 30.
III KethodtFs Church BlbcE EGE1Eo mig e1F6- S1n
, 1861-10-02
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Asnae9yN 3A64oa4 p1eaeveiy odras &nstaaE eofs AA
Kenaed1 6E Eed1cs1 p1a1SFet11 t tnfM EcaiS HGad.
44snne8s Geftcal 14ssoykE9 eore4 Eqnnt% q tasEK
kannetYk H4dfl Discovery trFe1 leprx> =.
d39Ne@e eal Elsssvs15 ertts Ensq1ns s-ta1n. 50.
kenne4YE Met1e4l pttc4Itry eA1eE HaltRhEunL
4ennedys Ne6Eal 06soTstJ eares t4ysp:F6e !.
Eennedy Nedlcsl D1seoJ3s1 Ee&alates tks HlaneF1.
konned3t aEttcs 1tase1etIIseKa eKa.ssss u 1axsx
KcnnrdY1 Ned&c9 tts1oy115 E4Eed DhopsEt-
whea ron Asn 13ek, End Kot know xhatthe r1zttoz
Pesh424 youhav9 i'm tHvasd 1pmuf- Tz1KeunsdyS
Medical Dboovny. :: .'--t -:
For ssss BY N D5uEstsa1. oc5toif
, 1861-10-02
.1QH1 SUMMER ARRANGE
Michigan Southern & Lake Shere

On and Effe1 SUNDAY, AuE. 1lth and unth1es14r
ndtdee trains VII leave Chicago as folloWs;
NIW foKK DAY RxrKxss:
58oA: n duly te1oept sonday}, Via Old Nj u
:. on Airline Road, at: White PEeon Win 1ain
:: for Three HyeE1, at Adrian with tza. fer
Monroe, Detroit and Jscksou.
GIEHf EXPRESS.
7:I0 2. Il daily Except Saturday.: Via OIL l1chl-
u -EAn RaAI. connecting 1T Airline j uction
- With trains for DetrGfi.
Ifa,Es arrive toHl the :Eass at 100 4. II. and
All tie aboTe tslGs make regular connections to
Dur ktrk. B1nAla Nlsgara Falls ALBANY, New York.
Sa1isbusys Patent busters uEe3 on ali trsins.
Luxurious new 6leeptrE Coachts, With Ill uotefn
Improvements used only on this aud AL connecting
fo2<lb. = =
Nface k& C1xTk strnet TrIer ira she,7Nzn Hn5Tr ~
It the Depot cor1et Of Van Bu1en and Sherman sta.
JQHH D. CAMPBELL. eco N G3AY,
6tn'1 Eupt.. Toledo G. 9er1 WnA{EFr AEt
, 1861-10-02
TLLIN0IS: GENTR4E RAE:

TLLINOIS: GENTRAE RAE.
Il Road, =, =-z..: 80 80: : ~ --:.-. 49,
= H. CHANGE OF TIME. F. :;
On and after SUNDAY Jalg 18th l8e1. txalns xfn
}saye sHh e@ Ne Greas ceqt Depot foot OF ase and
THROUGH ,EXPKEEs, daily except sundsSs), st
$50 A. NJ Striving It EaiEo at - Midnight.
THIS Ha!n con1ecz fof Peoria Attn. st. Lons4
He3Eh4s. Nsw 0F1s ans and MonneL
AccfAIMnnAr@5GS sI44 an1 @ {sEefz dayl T As9 =: f@
,8A9 X next day
: This train on saturdays u III run only tQ Uroana
.!irAtrt1fElve It Ehteago Ns18 a a. and %d1@ p II
:: HYDE PARE And WOOD Lawn.
Train VII leave GMeaEc. Leave Wood Lawn:
: s$@4e44.44 $4e4 5.:z So s. 4
j l&N H., 1EHR,As
- 80 r NJ BIS P, n
.EAlP ~ &$OP.M.
: ~ For tickets and Information apply It the oMee
n. B. ARTHUR. aea- Suppl.
, 1861-10-02

~ default has been made n tbs payment Of = Ger.
taln note Sbeas1E dste ths s.th day Of March A. D.
s an 81 sHa aa ee
Aiso detAu1t has been msdein TIE paSme1t of c4r-
tain bond obHsaton of EaCe data u said uore aud
sS a1s s ans 9. n :,
twerty cents $;,se9 1ioo which 1aad note and hond
together E1t other Indebtedness, a1n described Ia
sE@ 3
Gth day II A1aTch a D. {E5s and recorded IN TIC Re
AeEtF.gss. pigs III 1fscs lid mortgage Is sssa
Eew, MeTe1sfa Il pursuance Of the povezz Of ss1a
Z tad @ortEa:f continued public notice Is astzny
that day. at the north door ct the Court House IL tto
isksi se paSis anston % q sas ~ @hes @ DftaeF is
The pEssf%s % e. o an I'D q asscoed Fl Y m re- -
beginning At stake On eass Inc of said lot eignk
sst sid oGs
nG west parallel With the north lne Of ot eight
Etc saks thirty lol tset Vest5of The ~ese line pt
N Isl: E: st III
said lot eight ] 70 tue north n of said les seven ~
on the alley eaes along the north Lnss Of s.id l9s
lot eight III; thence sonthe!y 1ong the east Hue OF
q Chicago, County Of CcoE and State Of nlluol with
tterennto btlorgln and al the night eQu.t Of =
demption Of the eald E. Randolph Smith Ind Wtfa
noItgagoEa, their helIs and ssslgns therein
cncasc jnII T. t istf As'fneo Of q
TIE above sale IS postponed to sa'urdag Get tta.
-~'1 = Il. WINSTON. Assignee Of Mortgage.
Ee16 g.25-lGk
, 1861-10-02

e~ The first temple dedicated to the Greek
rite in France was opened . few weeks since.
Archbishops, archilnandrites, ambassadors,
deacors, ladies Of fashion, marshals, &C., as:
Sisted, and the pomp was pTodigious.
, 1861-10-02

The, Racine & Mississippi Railroad is
low extended, BY the completion Of thaI Hi
nois Railroad Company, come sixteen miles
west Of Fneepo1t, and will be opened to Lan:
October. There remains but short dietance
betweeen L.natk and Savanna, on the MIssie.
sippi, which viii be completed by spring.
THIS road is an important channel to Milwa1-
kee, as it passes through the richest grain dis
t1ict in, the State. With road direct to Elk-
turned toward Enthusiastically Wisconsin,
1St.
, 1861-10-02

s DR.. Ives Hair Color and Res
torattvr h The crly fe1tko,r Hss Restorative thst
ctssfu, rc.cr.e TIC atcTSl ce1cr aad cesnty - hair
Without dye:ng a coln1iag the sin. Il precen's
dRntruf faste.. tn- lar ed c11ee al er1pttoaa OF
il btt Ct the sc&tp
~ Estey our s. TIE publishes of the Chic ago City
Direct II, In lis Merchants Mln.AIy Circular, sasB:
Il tRve +ten IT. 1vcs' Hair Color arc Restorative
u.ed mo b,heve = 70 be the esst s1cle eyer Intro
beautifully the ha:r retoresi its foEmer Dir and
EcrL1t:cn arh iMreh n. feFes personal slpesrance
ret 11Es' nEEG STEKE. 10 T95 south Cl2rE street
!I,"eso: 0rdera slsetlS attended To- Address l. j.
, 1861-10-02

u ,,::2. :1HG@IS. 5::@ r
nat ~ eeen floating 4holt IN :dcue, high
to . crying haby, aud the .bat issIa sound ana
, 1861-10-02

~ OF the seventy five regiments called for
By the last requisition Of Gov. Curtin OF Penn.
syITania, but forty.seven have yet been filled
up. It is limited that this shameful backward
ness will result in d draft being Instituted in
that State,
, 1861-10-02
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For the chissgo rabune,1:
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So It's hues shall shihc On onr banner tue.
49, The aar that shall trinn1nh forever.
) The blue eekY1esches overall =
:; Shall reach to the end 81 time
: And the blue Of cur dag ahafl ngyer fail
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Proud banner, We pledge thee tie of fhe free
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, 1861-10-02
EnurHtinrtHl,

MISS PEARSON, from New
lt1 York>, Teacher OF the P1anoeForte, {oup1 OF
l. n: GoTTscuAK>, wpu1a respectfully announce
that The = prepared 70 receive q limited number Or
&C tFanced pupils. For teEm3 references, DC, amply
at the Mua1c storcs OF Il. II Hceins III Iannlph.st
Root Cady, 9s CLARK street; a J. Higgins, % CLARK
street an,Sx1w
, 1861-10-02

- The Albany Journal complains that
there are too many F" tireside patriots" in New
York State. Only half of the $500 men
asked for two months ago have as yet volun-
teered.
, 1861-10-02

~ 4 rival to lunch is published in Lou
den, called, Fun. John Leech is engaged for
it, so the old Charivdri had better hari-kati it.
self and expire gracefully.
, 1861-10-02

F.HAYDE.. wv. KAY. fPOLL3CK WILSON,
NeT York. l. Chicago. Cincinnati, OHIO
, 1861-10-02
Buy Tickets Via Pittsburx.

FARE ALWAYS AS LOW AS By AN
OTHER ROUTE
, 1861-10-02

0rn Bbls; REFINED SUGARS,
AOO 6rsuulAted, Cr1shsa md ,PeWdeEedt q
st7ndnrd ausl.tJ, arriving and for vale By
P6k80Kh F1Tk1N HAHKKI.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-06

BSyn Fort Monroe, which is intended to
defend Norfolk, Va, is the largest in the
country. The walls are more than mile
in circuit, very thick an / high, surround
ed by boat which is from 40 10 a 100
feet wide, with 8 feet of water, drawbridges
and outer batteries. 1t mounts some
800 heavy guns, has mortars for throwing
shells, furnaces for heating balls, &c. The
walls enclose some twenty-five acres
In the centre is the parade ground,
and all around are the quarters of the
troops.