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o.: 1::.'e reached the city, last evening
e.ua:d measures looking to the speedy "p3ei-
'its:ios4. o: Mari. Green and his friends. We
10 X. *eti justified in making public suea o. o.
az 1l.s-s ss we hare learned, but the reoeas
w see; !saln tAe1g4 and the rest OF mat klna
slso. s. The time this is read here, he VII
If' Fl oao.F 'e On the 'ssacred soit' OF missouri,
~ ~. q force Of the right nnnaosr ana
I5:gs,,! armed, and With pIa1 that will lard-
,e.r Eng, Ea. another campaign necessary te;s
ns: .SPsc; s: string tines over he river
o., ~ fna a .rr9q.s a2a aoo1s wsse in the city t.
l'A.nsra~ They iolovad e" uo MAI, al Gr:an' )
Poss e.sa1s aaa s4s:ssa gsta 5aen
;ew O. Is n,ass?! seuta t. JON Eecallosl's c
NeEs las besn received here that Fdn.ra
NcCsbe, President cf the Pssrnyrs RaiiToad. M a. !.
Il besn arrested Hs has been charr.i nS
oe:ae ns IN t1at section with being tna.stcstei
! the cz'rages that have beea peEpstrated os
Il T. j. Ss Jo. Z. R.-9H.aer Wig, I'll.
, 1861-09-06
t'HI0 UNION k0MlN aTsoAS.
MAcQFFaM'S MESSAGE.
IMPORTANT SOUTHERN ITEMS.
Good Ne#s from North Carolina,
FH0EI WAsHKHGT0N.


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VIEW cKspR.1, ORDER.
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MfTk EiInE Of Assru:i, Hoyt Sherman R0d
FI.rrs Brsdgman Of Iowa H. F. j. Adams Of
Esteas. VIM. Ls.ned, Henry T. Sullivan and
H.es:elas Y=dder of uI1nis: james G. John
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, 1861-09-06

lspecial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribune.J
OTTAWA, Sept. ), 1861.
The Great horse show reached its climax to-
day. The vast enclosure was filed, there be-
il ct one time over 30 ,ooo people upon the
grounds.
In the trial Of speed between trosting sta:
1iecs years Old and upwards, the first pre-
MUM was taken BY " z ouag ,haH,'' Of Mus
catinc, il 2:4s and 2:50. Tie second premium
wss awarded to ssBiack Douglas,'' Of Fulton,
Ill, IN 2;55 and 2:46.
It The double team trot "Fo1 River Pet''
aod q Silk Stocking" took The purse; time,
$40, 2:220 and 3:222.
There we're fourteen entries for the prizes
offered for the best lady equestrian. By re-
quest Of the Executive Committee, awards
ase withheld I'LL to MORROW. To this arrange
sneat the reporters upon the ground taTs con.
Stntgd.
, 1861-09-06

JEFFERSON C1r1, Sept. T.
The city occupies succession of blutfs
running along the river and back from it. on
oIe Of them, which rises abruptly from the
brink OF the riyeS Stands the Stats House.
THIS position, naturally very strong one, has
been still further strengthened By an embauk-
ment completely surrounding the upper ter
1Gce, and BY an admirable disposition Of aztil-
here. Farther up On high plateau ara Gu
eaaped two regiments Of Indiana troops, and
tae s5th Illinois, Col. Coler.
Pickets are thrown out in every direction to
, distance of nine miles, so that it is next to
"pern1it,' which By speciS orders from Col,
Davis this morning, are to be issued only with
! the greatest caution.
! ind the city quiet There is rumor on
! the street that McCulloeh and Price are bo-
capital, hut there Is little crcdence given to it,
snl it excites no alarm. Better informed par
| Ties appear to agree in the belief that the
doughty McCu1loch is over the Arkansas
| border McCuuoeh, however, has announced
that he will dine here on the 18th. (the day on
which the Legislature is to conveae,) and has
| arranged his cstisfae for that festive occasion.
Late Monday night, In the midst Of G dFench-
| ing rain, Col. Davis dispatched 3 force Of q
thousand men, under Col Worth{ngtou, to
lcok after q force under the notorious HarrIs,
which Is represented to be gathering in and
threatening the adjoining counties over the
river. The expedition has not Jet been heard
! from.
On Sunday, Col. Mulligan started for Lex
!: ipgton with bis 1egiment strengthened BY
detachment from BoonyilIe. He Is expected
to form junction with Col. Marshall at o
near Titcomb, aud will then take command 0
| the entire force.
THERE'S rnmor that Col. Marshall has bee1
!, surrounded and cnt to pieces, but it Is doubt
, | less entirely uBfounded. No such intimatio
has reached headquarters. If the ancient rul
which condemned the bearer Of unWalcom
= news to be beaten, wss enforced in this day
, fewer caaasxzs Of this kind would be set afoa
, By designing men, simply to annoy good cit
!. ! xtr6,
E General Fremont's proclamation, both bel
8 and in the country sloDg the routs, 50 sar as
4 can lea1n, is iecsiTsd with manifestations
/ eountr3 districts. who arc most concerned
j. understand the necessity Of It, and give 1t 4
o halfway indarssrAe9t. ENCORE.
, 1861-09-06
IT
Respectfully, GEO. D. PRENTICE.
Great Excitement IN Pike County,
Iti1nc18-

from the Pike County Journal, Aug 2e.]
Last Sur day, the Uaion men Of Louisiana,
Mo, believing that their City waa to be at
tacked, and the bank, coIitai1iDg $1Do, ,000, rob-
bed; also, lnat TIC properly OF alI Union men
taken, ssrt messesger to this coaefy foE aid,
three hours after receiving the news, large
hody Of arGe1 men from PItt5feld arrived at
the Ferry ;anGing. Troops poured il FROM alt
directions AID By Monday noon there could
cot have been less :hsn Two thousand men on
the ground. The Union men faVissd the
troops TO cross the river and take dinuer With
the Home Guard5 OF Louisiana The inTita-
ton was accepted, and rs the troops from this
eide marched up through the City, they were
greeted with cheers from the mea, and the
dinner, the troops returned t3 this side of the
river, when all Who wished to stay ten days,
were allowed an opportunity 10 do so. a
large number remained end E2Ye been in
camp since tbatt ti1ne--with the exception Of
the cavalry, who With the Louisiana i" Home
Guards lave been on ca scouting eEp2di
tione, and have found several small camps Of
secessionista, but in evEry instance, on the
approach Of the Union men, put spurs to
their horses and fed. At Louisville there WAS
small SIGHT, resulting in the wouuding Of
| two secess{onists. Several prominent seces-
sloni5ts were arrested sad brought to camp !;
| aleo, se4eraI stand Ct arms captured, together
with the drums tbat were stolen from Louis
| iana lsat spring, By the sec2ss!ontsts- The
| cavalry at this writing, Saturday, August 81,
| are still ont scouting. II the camp Of ffteen
| hundred seceshers reported to be up on Salt
RiveE, twenty-five miles above Louisiana, still
remain, it will be attacked by the Union men
! within day or two. By request, VIC have
! mentioned no names hence, those who haEe
| bean mc5t prominent in rendering aid to thei
J Missouri neighbours, are Lot specially men
uered.
! On Monday last, wagon contsining nine
kegs OF powder, was captured IN Louisiana,
bound fer eome secession camp. The powder
vas concealed in Large bags Of wool Also,
| the same day, the secession houses were
searched, and considerable ammunition found
In one store, the Home Gnard found " bags
cf powder. A citizen Of Louisiana, In whom
We place great confidence, says, that haa thls
country furnished no assistance, Loutssana
weuld have tezn in ashes long ere thus.
As to the future, we can tell nothing PIT
trust that tie Danger to onr ueighborhoood y
ever, and that our citizens may return to tneil
hcmee. and peace and quiet again ratgn in
both counties. The Last We have heard from
eamp Il in dispatch, asking Tor more men
which wss received on yesterday Ffidsy:l and
last night good many went to the seat o.
| T3r.
, 1861-09-06

Erom the Democrat, Sept. 5th
The Government has lately pusch hasea the
bell boat No. :, and will probably convert tar
into gun boat.
WISCONSIN ZoUAyR RKGn4ESE.-A gentle
man uamed BarEtow is now at the Planters
House, from Wisconsin. His business here is
to sec Gen. Fremont in relation to g regiment
Ct Zeuayes from Wisconsin, about which some
letters have been exchanged.
PRorEILEHs AND FIArs.-There are now
being built, between Carr and B1dd!e strsets,
tour propellers fer Government service; also
forty lats, Of solid timber, each sixty feet
Icrg aud twenty-five feet vide. No doubt
this fact OF 1tropellers end fats will have some
connection with the Southern expedition,
: Col. BuRBAN9-MA4oR STCRGIs Col
Bu1bs. has been superseded at the Arsenal
By Major Sturgis, who has now command oi
tisat post, We believe Colonel Burbank has
beer authorized to 1aiee another regiment fo1
this department.. The Colonel succeeded in
gaining the esteem and affection ct those
Ground him while in ehsrge OF the Arsenal,
zGG tie example be exhibited Of care. aSstsn
!:on ard activity had very salutary effect.
, 1861-09-06
ndFIS AGAIN.

!. H., like 7. s., seems to be tough and
t:4viiish sly" he came to life yesterday
,rcrr;ne, was consigned to the tomb again
,.t:ut j,aucr tine, sud now appears to be
sill IN The 1sreathing world. Well we
;-GA s-c will either get we'll very speedily
c. 60 On with Lis dying. I. costs too much
il The way Of 1eleeraphing, to have him
suspended and vibrating between two
" r'li<, in this w.y, any longer.
, 1861-09-06
terrible siekness in the 4keE5t5 Army.
lSqecia1 Cores pondence Loutavflle Guurie1.J
CAMP BARTow NEAR MAyassA5.

tSptclal 0ftespnlde1ce LouthTtle EuEN1eT.i
CAMP BARTow, NEAR MANASSAS
G0esday, August ~. {
IT, se4!dset o< ali tIdiugs connected with
s1]dier H.: Gre the deaths snd burial in camp.
TEia afEernu:n, 7hils enjoying my pipe aud
1cwspsper in t. sEady 1,ook, ! counted the
vcl'e. fred cvsr the graves OF three poaE
f. .leWs. Ncr ia this an nnE=Gal occurrence
Every day we b4ar the nsltH4 drums, aa1
cee The solsmn march, with reversed artns,
and hear the rattIHg mu5ketry. Disease is
by long odds TOO common Hud too fataI IN our
campe; Thus fsr, as have in other letters
remarked, the health OF oar regiment has
been extraordinarily good. But as much can
not b. said to- any other in the service. 4
anintvl 5ey7fe ef mortality has ,rcsuiled, e&bec
fcNy among The troops from Ayrth Carolina,
Georgia, Ala1an4a and Mississippi. On Monday
I tisRe1 the Junction to procure q ccr1a, ana
fo.nd thirteen orders aheza Of ne, This is sad,
but it is one OF the iDciGe:ts Of WEE. 1t the
present season of the geai ttlis section OF the
State is subject to f=Yer-. produced by the
ncxious Eaala1iss aad the asT-~:- :s5 caution and
prudence has to be exercised II preserve
Eealth. Sc DE KAT.
, 1861-09-06

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5,-Capt. Goosneh, who
yceterdsE headed an expedition carrying OF
a-Is to Elizab6thtoTn fer the Confederate
States, has been arrested
Airport vas widely circulated to-day, that
exMayur Budee had received dispatch afHra-
ing Positively the death Of JEFF Davis ~ en-
t:rtas false.
Ie"1sTu1E, Ky, szpa. 5.-CoRREc11os:-
The .=itgfapAic correspondence basweeu the
Government and Megoffiu. refers to Hc@2~
ESP, Ky,, nct Columbs. The shcl1iag Of Co
lnmt1s is Dr5bablT untrue.
Letters received here say Bragg leaves Pen
seeola to day, with three regiments, for Vir.
gina, Leaving :he1e about the same number
ft-cops. Il is very siekly at Pensacola, thir~
ty 10 1orty soldisrs dying daily.
, 1861-09-06

From private advices it appears tnat the Vir-
giniana are quite as Troublesome in their new
government u they we're in the old one. They
insist upon having al the offices. This il
Iatural: The lazy F: F. VS. were born to
and Patrick Henry were Tngjnians. They
msy lave in their veins 6 :lttle 1dd;an or ne
gro blood, Int 60 long al tkair s's=cred soil !"
- The REPOSITORY Vi the ashes Of America's
gr<at dsao, whether ieya! or dislo5al, they a7o
entitled to the Offices und5r either govern
90. Iii, AID reac5 to accept them urder elzher.
8, much Tor tbs Old Demsaica.
SUPPOSED DEATH or Tile REBEL COLONEL
STEWART.
It is supposed that the officer r5F Dried killed
On FfiIai a1svrIlrJ. on tie Eilt If .ae r5bels,
was Gel S-eWsil. He ia: snowy individual,
f:-.:l cf aslsav. and it Is rTo:abis he was nit
iu The sirnish in the nsis hbo-hooa Of Bailey i
C.osS Rta1t Oh F1tG. Las.
, 1861-09-06
N'Gs MEETINGS among the People,

NGr MEETINGS among the People,
Ai:eiz sho1t ts1ie past there have been
s.y-.aI Ep.-iittEd meetings In The in.sr;or of
t4:s s-aie, affecting Ii spirit sId action The
h*@4 :4tttrest the people feel in this war, and
:. .c.r c-zs zsrri.at:on to meet all the exlge1cles
.-d eacslHces Of tae crisis. One Of these
i4.'t-;=G5 wss lar5f!y attended at Evanston on
W.. Say syc153g, at which E. HasAi1.==,
E-q 4:zc9:dedi J. L. Beverage, Secretary.
l-.Ys;Fst. and .ra:ziotic Speeches wers made
i, Ntss-s E:aaa, Jaason, Bescridse, and
c::s12.s Z c-mu::.iee Tas appointed aad di-
,e:::;:-u =: canvass The place thoroughly to
'A:;cd ire subse-i ,:ions which now amount
4 sa*<--< Il .oooo} IL tlc Gu1port oc tie war-
e l1io-: Ssf.:y Committee was also appointed
II 7-.::Gusc TO communication from the
s-y;' 1s..:stl il Calcago. Several enlistm ants
-. il ~ Il Cap:. Bs7erldge's company o.
tava y, and L determination expressed 10
;:.ye 80 company whatever ala ana assist
s:,ee ley n.cy require
a. .!'.An Ey..pk offered 3 series Of Fsso1u,
:::7:5. 7hict had tta riag Of the true mcta1,
:-.5:a;1::7g tic proclamation Of Gen. Fremont,
slt soe 'eont .aband" doctrine Of Gen. But
H.. Tbs meeting, as orc Of a like class, Of
l.tv:t cctu:rtrc.. furnishes abundsnt proof
- - pecrls arc right n taeir uaders:. nd
q r. H.nai 1lis war must involve, a:d sre
:3:'7 S-r7*
, 1861-09-06

respectful submission to the majority Of her
people 30 long ~ am citizen Of Kentucky:
It is understood that Gov Magofdn received
at Frankfort to dag "a dispatch from Gen Grant,
Of Cairo, stating that Tennessee troops had
entered Columbus. Gov. H. telegfaphed
Coy. Harris, protesting against this. to which
Gov. Harris Teple7. saying that he would
rtqnest Davis to NithdtaW the tr3ops.
, 1861-09-06


i ..n: Ctr; sspo3dence Of the Chicago Tsibuae.I
OTTAWA; Sept. 51h, 1861.
Tas afternoon f=suree Of yesterday were
.ae .rraz5er. Trot :or purse CT $40, VICE by
B.sc11.!rd ard MiuDehaha," entered and
rlcc7 ty H Il. YatSs Of Chicago, three heats,
.G., sy0q, 3:15, aud s:sss-
Next came trot against time for purse Of
. b. vouur horses ttas had never 52fo-c
.o;sed 1o5 purse, The trot was beautiful
ae, a,G was made By pairs, "Slas Rich, :" en-
,-;,e tv r C:erk, winning the pMse.
Tae pr,z. n C!szs II, Dra9gpt Hor6ss, was
..r,.6 tc peic entered BY Joseph Jordan
:. Fs-:7;,,.- Tue show in Glass ", "Inof-
}r"Srss. Stations" YRS v61J fine,
IL premium, $50; I'd preminm, Ss5 +;
j T.!rs Of Chicago entered "Gsn. Batc-d7 y
1;.t,. Fazlk Of Mendoza entered Consfe1na n
.rr-:A Fa,tuwal1 OF Ohio entersd "HiscS
Isrk." sd A F. Wsy OF Rutland entered
Nora1ng Star" THESE were hrs5 Glass aHa
, ls III ct them, but " Gen Bulord a;aac!
"a: most attention He le mssni1ncsu ~
;:c-kvsA sAbred- He deserved tne aTIa ~.
IccLbup ply rece we'd it, although tae oecss
u Ct tie Judges is not Jet made PUBIC
Tuesday MoKEIEG-
Tasexs;uitiou of t'rosdsters ard 10
1,-r,1os isr was yery excellent, and CAV
g,,iht.t ff vcry fire snimala. Black Dong
s.>"a magutGcrslt black stallion, took t1
.:at ,!1octl i. the roadster list IN Class
1...t.ug s.gliio1s to harness" Blaei
;y-l.a: &c: another blue rihboa, his tair'
- H le SIX gear old Black HAVE IN
se:"--.-:3.-a, and is the gem OF TIC ex9,o
, 1861-09-06
Nntcr Mordecal,1 Defence.

Pau.pELpHA, Sept, 5---Major Mordeeai,
lsts in command of the Wate1yliet Arsenal,
publishes card denying any eonPlc,ty - IN \
mechine1S5 Ell S for or espandin The FIFE hnists, as
chsIged. He acknowledges having allow ID
Asrsm scAayder, the inventor Of ths machine.
to la7a COPIES nasaa, but SHOWS By iosts.
attxd in May tnAt h. communicated tt2
, 1861-09-06

BcRLRezoN, lows, Sept. 5.-At the RsPub-
liean ConEention held yesterday at Oskalooss,
Hon Jas. F. Wilson, Of Jefferson county, Was
nominated for Congress, to fill the vacancy
occssioaed BY the resignation Of Gen. Curtis.
More EonfseAtions.-TwoT Traitors Ar
EAtEue&s
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The schooners
Emma, Amelia, Eagle, and Henry Cole were
seized to-day under the confscation act; 81
50, IS boxes tobacco and nearly 1000 worth of
property Of 8. n Daley Of Richmond, cap
tain Of the rebel armY.
The schooneT Abbie Bradford Of Boston, a
rr.ze OF the Sumter, was re-captured by the
powhattan, aud has a1Tived at the Navy Yard
with me Of the rebel prize crew.
D. P. Perkins and Robert Boulton, armorers
1T the Frankfort Arsenal, have had a hearing
before Judge Drier On charge Of supplying
cauEon primers to the rebels.
, 1861-09-06
Prentice In Challenged TO Fight Duel
.--A1z Pointed Reply.
[From the Louisville journal, 3d.1

loCIsVILLE, Sept :, 19Bf.
GEORGE D. PRESr1CE-S7r: am informed
By my friend Mr. Thomas that YOU in reply to
his Inquiry ma.e al MY instance, ayowed your
self the writer Of III editorial in tho Journal Of
the 9Th Of August, aad also one Of previous
date, both denunc;atory Of myself Those ar
tlcles are false and s1aaderous, and were writ
lvn without the least p13soc:icB On my part
or the s1igatest Justification OF excuse upon
yours. demand redress, and ask that you
viii appoint some time and place outside Of
Jeffernop county when and wIere it will be
given Tkis note will be handed to you By
Iny friend Nj. George Thomas, who, as such,
is authorized to act for me.
Respectfully, ROGER ". HASsoss.
GEORGE q. PRENTICE
, 1861-09-06
OHIO

The Cnion Convention Of ONO, have
Il minated thorough going patriotic tick
e, headed ly the Hon. DAY ID TOP tDemo~
t:at, t<.r G5rtrnur This ticket will beat
lie ',ccus concern, which calls itself Demo-
crat,c, BY 20 n1atr thousands that 1t will
rass :cr unanimous vote.
, 1861-09-06

fact to Col Craig, Of the Ordrauce Depart-
mtnf, ssJfDg that it Was not too late to re-
tract the p+T1r'ssSen. if thought neceAsary.
Maj. Ms rdeeaj, kince his resignation. hiss been
residing IL this c,rF, supported BY his da1 h
1tr. 6cs.t oil teAGhtf,
, 1861-09-06
Gtitaqu Tritbu,tt


f# Fer afternoon Dispatches See Second
,'',y
E~ Far "iIustss' aud " St1@" 4az:7f1se'
{, c,.:* sc Eourth E,G.
, 1861-09-06

BosroS, 8ept 5.-The 3 aston banks made
another specie gain of *276 400 to-day, which
swells the total now held to be about 8. .OO0,-
fGO The sub Treasury deposit amounts to
$1.2lQ 700.
, 1861-09-06

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 8, 1851.
ROGER ". HANsoE-.Gr: Yours of the q
inst. is received. You sought "1edress" for
Tic very articles you complain Of by publish
lug scurrlIous pamphlet. and if you " de-
nana" any more g redress" you may get it i4
the fame way OF in any Other way you eau. I
shall not appoint :" time and place" for
meeting .ou, for wouldn't go two steps to
meet or avoid you. Aa for Killing you, I think
that have done that edsetnally alresdy, and
don'L care 10 waste powder and lsad upon q
CARCASS. They can be put 10 better use in
tatsa 1ebeIlious times.
ReEuectflliY. GEQ. ID, PRENTICE.
, 1861-09-06

k< 4 cali for Ua:on GoaEo1tion signed
By Democrats aad Republicans, has bosa is
esed In WiecaRat1. Il Ia cs1sd to Easst Sep.
tasshsE lQtz.
, 1861-09-06
FROM WASHINGTON.


WHEREABOUTS OF THE SUMTER.
The equadron in the G u1f has received 1nfor-
nation cf the precise whereaboats OF the
F,iyatee1 SVmtlr Htr crew is in dis9rgan'
ized state She Is without ccal, money or
credit. SONS Of the vess4!s in tie q nlS were
promptly sent zfter ier.
STRANGE CONDUCT OF AN ENGLISH MAS-oF-
WAR,
A dizpsteh to the Navy Department, dated
al Font n.ckens, aug. II, says: " An Eng
1:sA r2sn ofwar steamer, flying pennant, ran
GOWN to us last Sunday morning, and crossed
on9 hons Nithii1 a quarter Of . mile, hauled
to wild, and stood of without comnunica
ting or observing the usual cou1tesies CON.
non to al, national vessels on meeting each
Other. Tlis ,EaEtuye-, IN presence Of oul
envmy, was exhibited for the express purpose
Of showing John Bulls interest tor King Cot
, 1861-09-06

.s.NAyAL LAc4pEMY.-The Atlantic House
has been leased By George G. Mason, Esq, for
the use Of the Naval Academy, for SIX months
from the goth Of September, It will be
warmed by steam, . contract having been al
ready made with firm in New York, From
tie 20th to the 30fh Of September the new ap-
pcintments will arrive, and increase the NUM-
ber OF midshipmen to about txo hundred
Ne1rpest{ {R. L} As1cu7y-
ARMS FOR Col LooM1s's REgnEET.-Tha
steamer White Cloud brought up the srras
yesterday for Col. I,oonAsb regiment. They
will be distributed to-d&5, whsa tbs regiment
viii be .oa . "wsr foot.1ag," and prepared 70
smigrste into Miaeaan 10 call asoa Msztt.
GreSn and 1ohc e ca11in-QxFseY Wh*g, "a.
, 1861-09-06
NAtEAMA1 RAKt Nav,

BALTIMORE, Sept 6.-Archbishop Kenrlck
has Issued circular declaring observance Of
the National Fast Day ~ appolated BY the
President.
, 1861-09-06
T kte &r4xu Shafp-Sh0oterA-

T.. B".dan, VII: is at Boston has just re
-:~: !. ;s:tc'4 !-cna Inc Secretary Of NaE,
49,. r Lin t> forward lis saa-p5hooters
T. N4.-.= soa A-ms;ai.tal5 that they arc 7e-
{: :..aca 1eedeG. Col. B. has egTaohed to
=: -; Els.orz2 Governors to forward ali tia
,. ! ,:t. =: thy haze mustered into ser
>--*as ea1ct, 70 1ci;:::... 70 him at Major Gene
:: 5.a@-fieio's cEica. 4 Massachusetts, CON
~ VII 'ea7s Besten this evening, and
= -. u VII he ready in q few days.
, 1861-09-06

NEW YORK STRAIN DYE
IN WQEKR, WEI. YeEbary, u! South Gaxx s:ree:
between Madison Hrd Hoh11A Ca1nA1A UYer kSh
eissaoE of ID k1sas Ok sNk a1a HeolAn aoods. k;se
5:.aT Etta sd Bso1st gy.ag Fs:eAehtos IA I'rza@
iasE. Stare a@E CaHnszy toE1 aalie3ksd- Al erasfs
E9S3 faiLlT
, 1861-09-06

TOR SALE, an EXCELLENT
IL GROCERY sTAND-The Lssss Of st5re No. 575
West Lake street. Eith Stock and Fixtures nne
oLertrg t. Go = PROFITABLE bHsineS3. taA aaa
Ice cr address Ec1 St3&. & se6It
, 1861-09-06

DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES
~ fer Exh;tltena at the Fair neatly printed st TIL
are Office Aan1F m etAiJ5 t. NM Il. RAND