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shqi'th 10 keep his fears from subsidug too r,,-
| l3ily ihr i,st We saw of him was oa distant
| fidsc some two miles away He was looh-
/ iag straight ahead and kicking his horse at !,
| Taie mat Wouia EJECT &ll the wind from BIS
| !ungs, ere he eot a safe distance from that
| dreadful camp, where ragged that tarr,pl,.
| scourgc, the chUiefa--in a horn
| The most horrible reports will doubtless
| pervade the country / I'm certain Of ono
| thi#E-th~t youn2strr will be apt in iutur-.
| to give l"iii.s'Ty camps A wide berth
|
| IfoAauEr SPYciF.-fhe New orleaas pe.f,
suggests some very valuable hints in regard
| 70 the relief of the public, which, bcirg
| alropos 10 this istItude, are worth copying:
| Everybody knows that there is an abun-
dance oi specie IN THIS City for ali the usss of
| the people. The only danger is that persons
! who have IT will board and hold on 10 It,
! HUW - prevent thIS Suculd he tHe Object Cf
| All patriotic citizens There can be 10 doubt
/ nov tiu5 may bt done. III our brokers VIII
! ali unite in refusing to give premiums for
+ifclrr II VIII pFeti5 7caa ce: aii0at. icaviae X
! Ia" Old pockets, stockings, and other boarding
/ places, and passing freely on . par gIth Con-
| trut rate bank lis. la the present state Of
! &httrs il our CITY, every man is expected 10
feeae hiaa t1e demands Of PATRIOTS sni, and -
abstain from eli speculation upon the necrsSi-
/ tbs aEd Straits T. which the war has >tlD-
| gee'rI nS- AiIe i,-t-j "i.0 owes y Premi'tls
Tor So Gle above the Issues uI tiir Confederate
| ScfcFnE2aat Is FIrtuaiiy GiScsedItirg ottr
! ttuFrTHmrpt, ana HaCassjnE auG iIn{+G az
tie = - ie ia t3= 4GSlt eatitce Of the Govern
! EtatHfd th2 coHjlct Of HE war Biun.fS
! arg - rfticit h2t-si 20 asa the 5ouutTS nay
/ other people. II they 10 not Eght Ia t'te
If-l. - Of t!t~ array, tey ou%i4t 1T least 80 ~
Si.ln IToGf taA!r" aud hardening those WHO
! 40. ~ aDst-iniag from th@ profits OF tie
/ jTahe Id te.i", they Way contribute III q pa
tIi"ie afta sub-tat:tiai WY. 10 aid the
! ana t!t' H1Ntiniheit. such course ca their
! part. Tor = :et. Weeh- WcuiG soon BRING oj4t
u3l the specie in tn" city IN Zee and ahgri-
! ant cireu!att tton. lubls sentiment dem an,,-
4. /
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ICHNOND FEMALE Summary,
"a, CS GRACE STREET, EEfw's 80 ASD 4TH.
A. Il. DUPCY, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL

lhe mex session If this Institution, for Boarding
AID nay Scholars, win commence the lat Of
October, l~',!.
The Principal sill he aided by a well-selected
corps of assistants ia every department
The tcru4. 1itl remain anal;erel
t0r :4I:isi information apply 10
Il. NJ DTPuY,
~hm
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EDHJtaTE0SAI..


MISS 5 JkSSIE r 60 K OSs
vi SCHoOL
" Is. 20 Ts-opeaed on Z JESDAf. t1s ist OF Oes
al III. ;. 3. N scsaHrdo's, ace sfgasf, rsxf
doer q 81 Pants ihsfeh. - it--ist'
..E LEFEBFFf's SCHOOL
vi RICHMOND Va
lis Ia.,isntlau ssis ee open a<esa ~ tla lst d.y
al October l'a Tor he geceg,les ho. If Goazsiers
and nay selso.-rA
fog paysie .'lArs, apply to
au io~-4s HUBERT r. IEFEsrRE.
yYlss SALLY :. RICH Al.Ds0S vii r..
WI sumo he p&eseiee9 of her sCiIooL ca
MONDAY TIE las Of September ea cay street
Between - and %
nss saRESess--gsv. IL u. Bose. d. ID. VIA.
sluEiori IA sl-in.
III ass vfAG1N{A g. CARY ) SCHOOL.
w coasER CKAcy Asp 3e srKssrs
Wa re open MoSDAYs I'D sspter her.
- i'-~l2s
flss AsDEesoAs ssaiooi. viii be re-.
.Hk opeafss Oh
atrspAr. .as lssh September.
On ~. between asa snd fFsuk "a streets
AfKs. J. pRfw AID sfKS I 4 III. WI 7.
vi ressiac The duties siesr school "a .gss lst
tn'essf ssext ga sFankassi, t-r.ygesu sfn aaa sta
atgu~ts 80
Al iss e. ARMSTRONG s sIHUIsI-.
vi IN s4Ig.EY.
fpEp@sstg lHr. =. e.. sAsfFx.l
WA fe-epes UefoaER lsf. istsi, The asual
Iassisa breaches vii ba taught, together w.sa
sFsAseh ala Aaeses 80 .t-Gss
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Auo,acr Lctse- from tlc Rev. II. \. Hem
ders0u-Ag-a in kentncky.

Auo,aer Lct.e- from the Rev. II. \. Hem
derson-A FAIRS in kentncky.
The sutjoued Ietter, written ~ The It"r.
II. \. Henderson, - Kentucky, 10 the New
Orleans ChrisfiGa Adr4rqlf, gives highly H.
tsres t!nE view G! affairs IL kentucky. Tie
writer soyz:
Having bat lately left Kentucky, 1 may be-
H5le u lnGite an interesting latter f. our
readers. bullug the summer have ievl. ~
gagged III eHiiftIhg soldiers for the COnl'Ger-t e.
Army. THIS was regarded ifs1>s; by SOME
i1oH7 tHioAl~tS, and threats were IL tGe tn
charges Wouiu bg preferred against EIe IT e.
alabama Con.egcuce. | replied t.Jt "beinS
y citizen OF tHe Confederate ~t-stts, co.iiJ
not D. gully %: trtasOu 10 tie Fitted state. .F
aud IS -cF Ii@ir com piaIuss, to GcaG tucm
along and tEc Conference Wculi paes luy
character with a cf.eeT-ti4rt the Ataia-...,
Conference, Oh the list Of last december,
aassvd. unanimously, oGtiiu,Ju1e sliJrg,.-
Ing OF the sect >slou Of OUF St9tg, ana that
preachers aad people were reudy To defend
lic Ihiaat br"rii1s OF the tJu,iirAeTGCY " itt4
their lives and whatever OF fortune they pos
s@soect, II meet ,ssJry' Some o these pous Culu-
pIainants (preachtrs OF the Ky Co41ereIce)
! Iunst@Tsa every saturday afternoon iu Uuiou
It0iAr Guard companies Wit3i Lincoln Ir:s--
a-;S. About jWJ-t3if1S of the EPutur
/ Conference Methodist Episcopal thLrcll,
s5ot,i, are tni94 I-sH, and som" Of fuel
a"artuy approve 81 tue WAY ou their Hr,tj. -sI
Gl Ia south. iHrs dgN"GIlC :rlts,t1H s.l
te3!y g.; t.lrt EJ.e>r forgetting tit1t .Y.sle..
a1d his followers 1rded from tiic tAuTlU
ca England, phd th-t tAPy tauiaSe. YES 4.c.,.ad
! nom 'Ae -'lrt1',Ist Ll7Sc9p#i Church upon
/ tje slavery question. II kcutacky rau.ius
Ia the tWoD, it's Il matter 81 conjecture ae 10
tAe Iiture relationship of X .tit,sv 1letuoI
ism - own opinion Is. tui. III s,.,b a. cas-,
TIE Union pTas CheFs VIII seek an Nance
with the boiHmoTe ana other Conferences e
- oz4ag gems. and establish u N3itta ts.urcu.
There are thousands Of Ete;aUGist~ IL k.u-
tucky HAT viii uay.r a1!snltt5 . N5rtu.ru
2 ssrr ....F
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
RAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTS Al
NJ CONCERT AT
n r. I o | 4 A n HAII
UEuNE.SHiY olih Scr,c.rLcr 1851

RAND VOCAL AND INsTRuMEN Al
NJ CONCERT AT
NJ I q LITAN HALL,
WEDNESpAY, a5th September, 1861.
The Committee of The ST. Charles Hospital have
the pleasure 10 announce TO the citizens cf c.t-
uond that the following ieIies and gnnicn,, n have
III the kindest manner, volunteered their serv ccs
in aid OF the
SICK AND UOUNDED SOLDIERS:
TWO LADY AMATEURS,
Mons. n AIFONCE
Mr.. HERMAN BISHOP, ''''' ~ y ''''' -'' g.
(of the Jef'. Davis Flying Artillery
Mr. F. n. CROUCH,
MR. b, KRAUssE.
F. ". ROSTER.
PROGRAMME:
PART ].
!. Patriotic Song. God Will Defend the Right. y
Dedicated To the defenders OF Southern soil bv
yonng lady OF Virginia Lady Amateur
(Pupii of Mr. Rosier,l and Chorus
2 Song. The Wanderer." MIR. F, n. Crouch
,. Duette from The Magic Fiu,e." Miss II and
4. SOLO Violin. Sounds from Home" Mr. II.
Bishop.
), Song, The Old Sexton" Mr. Eggcliug.
kusssn
6. Song. The Soldier Tired" Lady Amateur,
tpupil Of Mr E)-.-..-......-.-.... r Ar;,~
:. Ballad. Kathleen Mayoufneen' G.r Z. n.
Crouch. Crcach
PART II.
l. Solo. Piano Forte Mr IL Bishop.
> Song, from Der Freischutz." Miss Il
Weber
3 Soldiers Song. Mons Il Alfonce.
/. Song "Napotane" Lady amateur, (aupil
: Solo, Giarionet. 1ir. II. b hop.
j. Irish ballad. Mr.. I. n. Crouch.
:. Trio, from The Magic Flute" Miss II
Nr. B. kraussc, ard Hr. E-geling.. sfoz y.
: The Marseil.ise." Mons. AlIoncc.
To commence at O'Clock, punctua'iy.
+ - The Piano has been kindly loaned by s.r. T
MAYER.
p TICKETS 81 each. or - 20 a1a.i! a cen
t!elnan and two laGics To be had ~ .Lo usual
places, and ~ ti,e door the evening Of 1eTtiIn
ance. Sc 33-tS
SY + T Il p o Ii I i \ II ALL
GAIND DPAHfTYC AND ETHTOPIiE EY-
YENT4fNNENT!
SOUTHERN HAR3IONIANS EVERY NIGHT
Ethiopian BurIesqaes, Farces, solos. Chcrusos
Singing and Dancing. Doors open at O'clock
comiueDte ~ : sH'iickc1s > cra's
WELLS . WARWICK, Managers.
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Pa ToR COSGEESS--
'eN-+i' COL. (. E.EtI.ltI, W. RANuOI.L,EI

ttt4- ''Ec.kttt- ". fA SLot4t'tt
tn tie Fotrs of The C"uafies " HaHorer, Haarj ~
Charles Cify, Mar Kent EH-a@e,h 6itg pars1te-t,
James CIR, oHH }Grh, 6HG NJ L3s titeS ri Ki.k-
msoad and Ul!iiamsJarg:
You viii now very soou have 70 elect a repre-
sentative for this district ii the Congress OF the
Confederate States.
The importance &C Inali,ia the best selection a.
this time cannot ID ovc;ra.el he thoarhtS acl
wishes ot many Of ycHc Gs.!owvo-ccs nave, without
any pTcyl"H* concert. simultaneously hCo7 ~.
tracted TO col. q 1pEGE W. RAEDOLPa e- n
man eminertly fue.iiivd f.: this Important post.
Ills military and naval exresit iee his pIcE5,5gd i
! investigation u the coHu.c:y5at To=oTrrcs and
policy q he South ezh.b.t.d "a his -t-iv
spcech IL III Viz gta Cow g1.an, he III b -5anG-
ing a1d influence won ~ Is Industry. elee;.esca
and sfaJE-}Iship ~ nat Convention, al cse tn
bighcs as-nraC- Of his greater u,tfulre>s in t.e
counses of the Couedaraev. which for some time
10 come mast hc chiefly &ev3cl - the cpnsidcrt-
zion q Gus is-iIij@ry add commercial policy.
Earnestly devoted - the Cause ot the Scr:h
with n Ufai vigorous and clear. well stored Wth
varied Information; with purity o. character aud
high sense Of honor which commands respect and
courtesy ct rlaer attractive 70 a. Ee has newer
lailed 20 m with credit a4d distinction every tr;l-
c2E1dca % him.
There = no reason to suppose tfat his election IS
lacG.bor o. Congress viii interfere vh his Mill
tary dr+iss. CcuEgcss VIII I.cet in February, q
season Of the year when there i ii1c p~oblt ltv
that cur position il the peninsula vai be attacked
y the eueuv ard when iiell artillery can he little
used, tccouLt or the condition o. ih- roads.
ne have ID dDHbJ thai Col. RANDOLPH VIII
consent r. serve, + elected; bat TO remove al
daa6tI upon The suh.-r. Wa earnestly call upon
SEPT s5,h, 1851. Many VOTERS,
7o RE E-otsrs # tie Coaeties of Rraorn, Hari~a,
C,ories Cttg, Nc0 kaef, E,'-al.h Gin, Jcss~s
Cjtp, aaf York, aaG Tie CHie5 cf Riasa.sG caa
williamsburg;
In response 70 a call ma.c on me in tle pub.
press AMI n privats letters announce myself q
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sss,~sxEz%& Yss.;'Tsxe;~.

sas- At THE REQ TEST Or SPRING
A'%S FIELD uI| lSlON, ~. 10, SONS
or TEMPERANCE, q >ssaron on the 81 a.aet
of TeUpvTam~e vii oe preached il TRINITY ". +
Church the voroe- "i Z. aad aad -5h .tTret- 4s.
y EDNE>DAI EVENING. lie 15FA iu,taat.
seryices commencing II eieck. The public are
cordially invited 10 attend.
- SPEINfrIELn DIVISION, No. lG. .
SONS OF TEAIf ERA y ( l.. viii meet az thcir
HALL. the corn-r o. .trI gid " streets en- WE'D
NE>DAG EVENING, fur 2Jrh inst at d. 'ctk
Members oi o;p"r Divisions III good standing sad
D. lady 81 rorS ~ >p~iHc:isd d Divis; I ;sre rar-
daily invI'"f - r9r.e yifh them Astar he u-tls
preliminary services :;,'is IiH, the Division svl
proceed ia rroC s-inn 10 = ~il.Iy y. f.. Churct, a
lH"n an 1hc suffice. cf Temp rance from the Eey.
ALEX. q. bEOuS. ~ 0rtay
Sc 60 NoMMLETE. OF AaEA Ne.NtENrs.
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EDGEE!LL ACADEMY.


tnbar lst 4sd continues months The course 10
fully preparatory 10 th. University al Virginia
special attention Eas always been paid ~ Maibe-
MATES. Dsasying. II zifecring ae; and hereafter
FaFslscafif1 aud other branches OF Military Sci.
viii be regularly taught u The School Oh En-
gineering
TFKa-.--s<s{<rsr session. Liberal arrangements
EsEfsc a. payments. Address
6AAU III. ~ HOOKER, a. n,
ri, a-tDi Cusaeyis p -, Caroline, Va.
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- oTiC E-TRNIS FLY TINTS.--We are
Y prepared Ia contract for aad aanuiaeisue
TENTS oi a1 kinds. ~ ihe shortest Hotjc- sad ~
T.sus<as..e ua,es Ne soiicis cal oi ~! in want
Of the above before purchasing else~ here. rs oar
TIN - aTE gs&iu Vi lhs bat UateTisi and work.
Eszash D. D. S C0RULE.
&. CHERRY.
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a ksk son Al.

Tsng. TO THE EDITOR GF THE DIS
~ PAJEH.->tG: Bong ia Iiehmond Oh 4,
.urlouTh. it vas with pain oay.eytce'led oy oar
surpgi-g AZ the s:aUd-t,:s .a.us,ice that we A,y-
repeatedly beard he Captain Of oar troop spoken
OF in s4naer y holly -oSa,2ry 10 his character
a "a g. n leilsaG ali an Ote.ar.
We have ben nIs1lttsrs of Captain BtIL' :
troop from is organization and lrve .s.
known LINZ from births aHi Utl! IsaNs l..
So. cH orr own responsibility. t3:et t,trt. " j..
BALI ba~ Invariably acted ,,vrsl- H. t5oef, ,s rs
would w.sh our commander 10 acf. aud lrat lor
s;..iaury sad sosaierIy b,a!r-, he {, 80, x,e.i Il
~ am CillleE IL iae Coa,eGeT4cy.
A q. Elan
g. 2t-3.e IIIOIAS HATCHER.
- 4 CAR RD.-The nndersgred ~crc recently
- advertised IA The iei.uonG Dispatct - ,lr- IT
ers iruIn t-e 10Th itrsi-lslt Virginia Volunteers.
Wh.le &. j. trHe tEls lid leave the rneut ar.l
Fls.t ghe city OF Richmond without parlnis ION OF
III commanding ctlccT. y.1 never d-s:gr4e.i .-
serting, ait 'se diA return Voluntarily 40 the rei-
fleEt sitter weeks absence. Ne regret our
thou uehrlessayss ia absenf.u~ ourselves without
proper authority hut again declare - never l..
signed - desert
RICHARD ". SPRAGGTNS.
JOHN Z. WYATT,
s- 2i2ts WI. u MILLER.
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ELECT CLASSICAL.
y NATHEMiTiCAL and
.if,ILdSG SCHOOL
Franklin street, above 7th.
X II L. TIGHE. 4. NJ, PRIScrPAL.

TIC NiG;h Academic Session will commence on
Hff%I}A i. the 70 h of September.
IEfSt,--SahIc e. heretofore.
Ihrie will be, usual, Primary Department
e. httle boys FOR fur haF particulars apply 10
- 4--LLu- l.. Il L. lItiHE.
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BEAUNOXr FEMALE SCHOOL.
y } alLes NORTH ~ aoEDoSsyfLLE. VA.

The F.gsa Annual Session OF his Selool begins on
The s isy Of septeFabsr AID esosss the lst Gay of
Ja}y, irG1
I ae .ocaison il nsalhy and retired. Competent
Teachsrs sill have ciiarg. al tae idcren, dsDsrt-
fnen,- vf EazIi*l Mathematics, Ciss~ics, Music,
pAatigg sad Drawing.
Terms rs heretofore Address
JAS l.. JONES, n. D.,
sci l4--sses s.sss4E ts1rssDsviifs Ma.
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;BOuER MARTIN viii resume the duties of his
- scaooi on boNDAf, september 20, Clay
street, between Htl and Ioth streets
1srHs pagebie scn,idARuaily in adraacs
tsuA. English B8aches. es.---.-.--.-.-..----.--s $40
Higher El.tish, with Latin n..-...-...-.....--.5O so
Hv~ar English with Latin and Greek ...-....-. 80
French extra .....--..-.--...-.-.....2 20
can be found for tAe present az the depot OF the
Array CnmH it'ee," Y. NJ. G. A., 4,h door, under
rne Cpot4y7od Hotel.
f.r- RDILR MARTIN
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ns1 MEDICAL tARD

PSeSr1 DItAL IAhJ+
A~o OFFICE PRACTICE.
DIR. PLUME Of IN. old Medical HosGss., confines
himself mainly afice practice on Fraakl3a ST.
little below the Exchange Hotel and dag naliy
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where ssilfai q eagl.
5ds treatment Hsy De obtained fc.l enable
teruas Those u ho have been exrased ~ 2ertain
contagious ailments are invited 10 cali early.
Communications bv mail. otherwise. promptly
attended 10. O.1ee open from A. n til q T.. 81.
my Zt-ts RICHMOND. Va.
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70 J0Sgi,His AcAnIsuy.

.ST I0SEiH's ACADEMY. - 1A
Ara AND MARSHALL sTkEIs,
CONDUCTED hY TIE STf.Rs QFtHAElTY.
The feties ~ tsiS fnssitntion vii be rcsanscd
tas lst MONDAY ia SuEs eaasssr.
Beard and Tuition, per anna-a. sl3o; Day Schol-
ara per quartet st55 10 % 20
For further Information, application shoaid bs
plaie 70 the r. Rev j. AcG.iLI, os to the instiiu-
t0u IN A-sN
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OUTMERN HARMON!ANs EYERY NTGnT

Ethiopian BurIesqaes, Farces, solos. Choruses,
Sin ging and Dancing. Doors open at O'clock;
comiuente .: : Tickets , crats
WELLS q WARWICK, Managers.
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AIRS. AID MISS MINORS SCHOOL.
vi EEAn CHEsrEA, caissfEayIFiD Co. Va,
VII! Dc open for the rccs.fsaa Of Boardrr, ard
D4y aehslars the iss OcIoBEk ls6i, and VIII be
eeaslnasa I'll jGfy l.i. ls1s
For fart.sef information. apply 10
Mrs. JErfEKsOS MINOR
Or Mis- ADA BYRON MINOR,
au @7--im- Chester Va
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Is I L p q L I i \ Ii a l.
GI1ND DRArfTYC AND ETHTOPI4E EN-
TENT4fNNENT!
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b"ti"h MIN. The pursuers kept Just close
s ~ - A,' ms ie''rs from su5sidiug too
fjdy- The last We saw of him was oa n dist,sn
fidtc some two miles away. He was look =
iag straight ahead and kicking his horse "a !,
Taie mat would fJect all the wind from bis
!unes, ere he Eot a safe distance from til ~,
dreadful Camp, where ragged that terr,pl,.
scOurgc, the chUlera--in a horn
Ihe most horrible reports will doubles,
pecv1de the country. / I'm certain Of ono
thiHE-th~t yoUngstrr will be apt in future
to give lliii.sry camps i wide berth
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l(irIlmOno pispatrh.
ny cowARptN & RAaMERsLpY.

~ ~ y>sFivF CENfs rER WGFs, psvAh.t -
-. f,t ..eekjy. Price Tor nasiaa ~ Il year
50 ~ - a, u,aataS. ~ ajvarcc.
q e'Sr@F.ff. ~ MN EEktsT DISPATCH is issue.
,ry ~ rpaT end tHl9A9 a., ,, $ IN atvonee
go q, ..E rsai,, 10 subscribers a. - per arutit
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"a @@ttD-Ioar ai.e-aa6ie2 eo5cged MEN, 70
~ wess Of rad 4s Junction Hanover county.
A<sy - Superintendent Ofies Elshalon3. tsed
~. tx aHd PoioEnae Rfl.rssa Company.
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+ q The Piano has been kindly loaned by a!r. z.
MlYFR.
- TICKETS 81 each. or - 20 adais a e,,n.
t.aInan and two laIics. To be had ~ .Le u,sraI
places, and tIe door the evening Of peri, rlil-
aHcp. ca
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10 The CONCERT to be under the direction o
+. ". ROSTER
, 1861-09-21

pledge into camp s1a ahef atsw very spirited
end most InterMt3ng 1neetinxs, aa>o0t nix hun
drtd men pledged their h010u - nn4a and
soldiers thet they would not ~ strong drink
during til war. A Tood]y Nnmber Of the
cxptstnx aEd spbofdm1te oticNes were among
The hoeoFabls number. Thb has m4de 1
NAKED change in the morals OF our camp, and
wc hope fhat We paay By aud by say, Is dldkhe
lmMolta1 Hayelock4 Our reGfment Is 4 fe7a-
perunes ssgImena" -
the wounded, have been detained, aud our
sick kept there This IL moro OF rebd hu-
msnfty,
A messenger, just IN from Springfield, SAYS
that there ne about 1500 rebel troops there,
aid thn4 they are nearly starved and naked j;
ttAt ha mst number Of men who hsd little
sacks Of corn meal befora them on their horses,
and alI said they had been to mill. But he
played little smart with them, THpreae ae1ttnR
himae]f Is = rebel recruiting ohc7r. The1
they revealed themselves to him as spIes.
What q pity that xll these deceived ones could
not see that which aeens right to them u
the :Nay to ruin and death4 Are they not
b1fr iled? !" Haying eyes, they see NOT, y &C.
Since sabbath: last, aaore th1n sIx Thousand
men have been sent in great haste to Jeder3on
City. Old Jackton and Pierce and Ralns and
Parfors are about thera- They afe- concsn'
t1ating their forces On Jefferson City aud Lax
ipxtu1, and it looks very much like an en-
gseement very soon thele. have heard i!
limited that a body Of men Wefc to make
rapid move from Rolla to cut of their retreat
u our army at Jefferson marches upon them
This is evidently the Wsy to pnt Al eud to thu
wRr in this State. n.
, 1861-09-21

4S Houee Chicago, Eep'embef l7th, $751;
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, 1861-09-21
4 Patriots 0ffex1nEs.
Editors Chfcs On Trfhnre.

Hencr to whom it Is justly due Induces me
to call your attention to one Of the Thousand
evidences Of genuine patriotism which now
moves the stout hessts and strong arms Of the
North, in this hour Of the co1ntrY'e peril
James Davis, Esq, a worthy citizen living
Northwestern Railroad, In this county, has
fnaily Of sever noble boys. The father and
mother have given six Of them st the call Of
thtir country, to defend Its life and honor.
Ose BY one they have gone out from the Light
and lore Of home, and nov, IN different parts
Of the land, THEY rally at the drum-bsat OF the
hugle- call, under the old battle flag Of the
Fathers, ready to die, If need be, to save the
country of their love from the vandalism that
would smite it down. No necessity conpels
them to 70, aud Jet the father and mother
will send forth the seventh and only remain
ing Eon when old enough to bear muskst, II
the country needs the sacrifice. Knowing
thet facts, and wishing to challenge the world
to produce an example OF subImer patriot
ism-than this, have taken the liberty, with.
ont the knowledge OF the parents OF their
brave boye, to Offer you these items, which,
i you please, yon may transfer to your col
uM rs. Yours, truly. Il. G. B.
Chicago, Sept. 18th, 1851.