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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.1
ST. Louis, Auguat "a,
A great battle was fought at Springfield On
Saturday morning between the federal troops
s. SEQ atsorg, under Gen. Lyon, and the rebels
under McCul1och, Numbering, nearly 22,o00,
which resulted in a great victory fer the
Union men. Gen Lyon Was killed in the en-
gagement at the head Of the column cheering
Generals 3IcCulloch and Prica are reported
Gtad. Lyon drew the enemy fran their posi-
ton behind the camp, and took possession Of
the latter, where was spent Saturday night
They destroyed the enemy's stores, tents and
wagons, and on Sunday morning the Federal
force now under sigel's commaad fell back OF
the Rol1a road, fearing that their supplies
ED, rsinforcemcnts might be eat of
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Especial Dispatch TO Chicago Tribnne.1

Esnecfa1 Dianatch 10 f,htraoo T,,hn,e1
cARo, Apg. 1s-aP.u,
Up to this morning It eeemed settled that
.GeB. Pillow had evacuated New Madrid; but
Ie1s brought this afternoon by scouts estab-
lishes his return, and makes his movement q
feint, IS he certainly took his force on board
The steamers and went down the river, but re-
turned the came night Sunday evening. Es
released on Saturday night several Of our
scouts, taken prisoners, aud with the inten.
tien, it is now believed, Of having them bring
10 cur lines the news of his movement to-
wards Memphis, which. they did. He Is again
atNew Madrid The country in the vicinity
of Charleston is full Of his scouts.
strgeant Carson Of Chicago, now an orderly
il Gen Prentiss' Staff, on 3 scouting expe-
l;ticn to-day brought in three prisoners,
scents from Pillows army. They are Sergeant
F. A. Gayden, Of Montgomery's Mississippi
Cavalry, and two noted Missouri secessionists;
cre q man Iamed Jake Goodin, more famil-
iarly known as Blackhavk," residing near
Charleston, Who has been prominent in: the
persecution Of Union men; and the other is
q. q. Harris, Who lives near Birds Point. All
Es1e finely s1med and mounted, and their
capture BY Carson is deemed most brilliant
act. They say they we're portion Of Pillows
advance, and our own scouts corroborate it.
TIE gur-boats are living at Mound CITY,
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Sfs< RETARY CAmERONsS 1NSTRUC-
YfONS TO BUTLER.

Secretary Cameron has at last replied
20 Gen Buffers letter asking for instruc-
lions in relation to the treatment Of fugi
live slaves. The Instructions are slightly
r1.2que and somewhat tender-footed. But
lie following may be deduced from them:
To consider such slaves as have been en-
rlcyed in hostility to the United States as |
cGafscated, according to the recent act Of |
Congress; to hold such as appear to be
HE property Of loyal citizens til further
Instructions gre given, keeping record Of
fhem, their services and the cost Of their
maintenance; not to authorize nor permit |
ibc soldiers TO interfere With the slaves Of
reaccable citizens, nor IN any way to en-
courage such slaves to run of; nor to pre-
yen: The rosaAtary return Of any fugitive
10 the service from which he may have
escaped; anG to report twice a month to
:Ec Department what has beenldone in the
I.remises-
The Secretary is little obscure in that
,,ar: Of his Instructions, wherein he says that
lit i. ecaa1ly obvious that the rights de-
,,et cent &C the laws Of the (reheD States
within whics, military operations are con
Quoted, mus: be necessarily subordinate to
Tie military emergencies created by the
REASONABLE conduct Of parties claiming
slnm."
We suppose the word "rights in the
Extract, mems sgares, and that the sen
tence intends to convey the ides that slaves,
il States which are in rebellion, are subordi-
rate to :he military necessities, and may be
conhscated by reason Of the treason
.: The persons claiming to OWE them. This
Is Sound doctrine, and might have been
safely ccuched in much palmer language.
"M;.itaEy exigencies' may require the
ccrfscation Of every slave held by the
rrDtls. Tie life Of the Republic is O.
mc-e importance to1he people Of America
and Of the world, than the system o
Slavery, and if one OF the other must die
:hc people will not be long in deciding
which It shall be. Military necessity vii
Quickly settle that point when the ex;genc,
ar.scs.
Under the instructions given, we thin]
HAT cur officers al Cairc, can safely qui
lie LuEiness Of returning fugiflves to pre-
&c: acd Union claimants. The Sec1etaE.
sT War remarks ":hat the substantla
rights Of loyal Masters If there be an,
:rcl:) awil still be best protected by IT
cr:y:ng such fugitives, as well as fugitive
tnn disloyal masters, into the service
:l.c United States, and employing >theE
s:,,der such organizations and such occr
r4t;rn as circumstances may suggest or II
tlui;e." .'On tie return otpeace," " the Secrt
.sty Suggests, d Congress will makejust con
1ersatlon to loyal masters" This ougl
. 10 he sufficient hint to our Cairo of1ce'
20 c*sse returning fagitives to any CLAIM
ants. unless they voluntarily desire to II
4a,ru
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RR1NFoRCEMENI TO GENERAL
N0cCLELlsAN.
len thousand fresh three years troops
have arrived in Washington, between the
9Th and 12lh inst One Of these is a Penn
sylvania regiment Of artillery. The three
months men are all gone home. The Fire
Zouaves, or what was left Of them, have
return.d to New York.
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>A1r1.8eceaAfon Feeling At C0KaeoA-
The Prfy1IEer 2aAaters

NEw ToRK, Aug I3:-Thlee vessels, u
undtr;the British flag, were refused clearances
a& the Custom Ho1Re to-day
The Capt. Of the brig Sea Foam says that
the feeling at Caracoa Eas ageainsS the admtt-
If a Dutch rnan ofwsr in the harbor refused
to associate with the sumter's officers. The
PROPRIETOR Of the principal hotel, An AIne1i-
ian. hoieted the stars and stripes. Tbs priva-
feer,e officers officers refused to enter the
hoQse unIesa; he elowered it. He declined, and
Kept II flying the whole week. -:
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elton ef PhuA0 phtA Merchnn4e.
PHnADz1PHA,x~A Aug: 13.-ss7e1al Of the
largest tbusinees1nusea IN this city today p1h~
dsi.y papers Q statement Of the number Of
regiments in Gen. Banks's column, which in
fc1maticr is aEninst the agreement with the
Government, and Of importance to the enc
my, they viii henceforth withdraw their sub
scriptons znd advertisements from any paper
confirming to publish information Of mill
tary movements.
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KxcStemept ut LeA1enHvoKeIh- -Dnpt8f1
Prince under AtxeAK. =

LEAyENWoRfH, Aug. 13,--A man named
Harrison escaped from jail at Lbsrty, No,
where he was confined On a charge Of swim:
ding. about two weeks since, nd reached
Fort Leaveuwcrth, where he enlisted IN vol-
unteer company. Last Sunday. sootu-
irg :. he. was~ delivered to" :ths VI
eo1ri. Officials by order, of CAPTAIN
IT. e: Rri@ce, cc.am1ndiuE Fort LesyeEw1Sth,
md escorted W soldisFs to tbs fsriy It Nes-
ten. The sffatE canse4 .much taik heze, o9x
citizens believing The Captain tfassc=sdaa - =
a4thnEity h aRtfenAsfing criminal E1saoss
Eazrant frcsa 6se 0E1 authoz75. taI
PIiroa atae been eresta5 o2 Hatraat asaHed
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- The five companies Of the lit Regiment Of
Neb7aeks Yolunteezsx renataisE=M Dndkha,!!
ha1e received orders to bo seAdJ IL aeave Eot
NEeouf3 Is aoon ~ the steamer cz1 xaAeafaak
place ffoa Ct. Jusep2.* The West WA1k laft
hst city 'Ton44ay naneaing fes OmaAA to nnas
VI ~ epsFsd dow The rtFer.-0ossha b.
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leo. OF such men is Gen. Mcclellan Sc.
1ecting the officers who shall command in
his Great Movement and when he moves
forward there will be no Bull Run mistake
about il.
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The quincy Kidnapping Case.-Retura
OF The ,Ktdnxpped FerHon.

Some two months ago 1t will be remem-
bered that = citizen Of this city, named VIM
Ro1sH, Was induced by Mr. James Mtnfeare to
go into Missouri to convey an insane woman
IL st. GATHERINGS, Mo-, and that on reaching
Hudson, he Was seized, ironed, and carried of
into slavery on the pretence that he "owed
service and labor" to q MisRourfsn named
Cannon Rolen returned to this city on Sat.
urday, and his stItement will at least be In
terestiDg.
He was taken and lodged in JAN, where he
has been for about eight weeks, a man who
enjoyed freedom for the last eighteen years
n1t osing Snppo9sd ed TO- b. abs ~ to rse'ace
the end Of that time for a few days before)
Mr. Mintea1e las Kolen states) came over to
Missouri, visited him In prison, brought with
him the numbe1 Of a house and lot owned By
Rolen IN this city, had deed written, and
! condition that he would convey this preperty
| to Mr.. Cannon, the master, and in addition
| soltmly pledge himself to do faithful "5erVice
| and labor" to Cannon for three years, he than
! to be emancipated. Seeing no other way to
| secure his liberty Rolen assented, Was llbera.
ted and set at Work-Worked one day and 8
hsf for "old massa," borrowed some provis.
ious one morning and o butcher knife, and
I Gecampel for Quincy, not much expecting to
| reach II, but did nevertheless, after week OF
| travel by night and Of ccncsatment by day,
Mr. Ainieate having preceded him fen
| laye.
kolen learned while in jail, through Can.
nous son, that the Clerk Of Boone county re-
ceiyed from MIniea1e inquiring whether
| Carmen resided In that secsion, and that
Oh receiving 81 affirmative answer Can
non himself soon received letter from Mr..
H., stating that his slave, Rolea, Was here, and
between the two plan waa agreed upo1 fol
bis capture, which resulted successfully 81
already shown.
These accounts, of course, all come through
| Rollen. If untrue they place Minieare in III
exceedingly disagreeabie Light. His own &C
ton may determine to -6ome extent thei1
t1rth or falsity. As Rolen hss passed her.
Iar many years IS white man, Is white, ha
voted the Democratic ticket, and sat on jurie.
SIS other whtte men do, If his s'ole mass'' cho
I ees to come here to re-orrest him, he ma,
have an exceedingly tr3I6g time of it, no
only to overcome The lsga1 disabilities OF the
!, case, but he may have trouble with Rolel
himself, who arows himself now to be pre-
t pared with the requisite tools for such emel
} gencles.
As for Mr. Minieare, one Of whose letter
the public has already been favored with, Y
lhall let min rest for day or tWo until "
see enother letter from him, or until We knot
: What the hay OF two will bring forth.
P.S--Since the above was written afr. Mir
| ftare has been arrested In the name OF tn
, people a. an accessory to kidnapping befo1
{ | and after the fact. He was arralgned befor
Justice Riker at II o'clock, but an adjours
: ment vas allowed to enable him to pracur
E an attorney. Tie further developments #
= sha1l give as they tTansp're-
, 1861-08-14
3 FAIRS Mt Foftreas Nlonroek

Affairs nj Foftreas Monfoex
New YoaK, Aug. l3-A special dispatch
from FORTRESS Monroe says that news received
from Richmond states that Col. Wilcox,
wounded in the arm, Was doing well Booth,
Of the and Wis, wounded in The leg, doing
well.
from the eastern shore with prize schooner.
BE has destroyed eeyeral vessels.
The enemy under Mag1uder Is in force at
New Market Bridge, nine miles from the
Fort
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.rha z.,e,17a r;,to-. -1,,,, h., 60, -
n, satnrd., 1os4 has cost +hs no+io, - ~
xeres+ 1oss - b.s .,et enet.;,.a -, tha ,,st4,.
t,e 1:fa of +1s hero,c con,n,.nda- 49,.
bsxfnn hor.s stot - .rdaS ,,;,a ans .sa.-ts.s
bseE ~h51a 1aaS;-,- 49, asat. ~ H. 49,. -. .ne
a.a ."-n;~- ~ sSs 49, -. -. @-s so Nv
t,,,1e+ I -. e. ~. ~ ~ ns s.ass tu ~
sxr-s. 1seet Feu ~ *.e uea~t
49, ~ ~eI.-9..s-. 4.-c o1oA Aen -e@'' w eae
~ssssC~~., - e-sa' e-s..t.., -.
e1 s .1 N1le. 1>0s.ete. r.on ~ >. Ito
w. se.,~.a 1855 01S-e..: u,a' u aa,tsan Ao, "ua a.uaa
CN.1, " .s"..N.4s. e. -11sts"e- ~"
e.,, ua-as t.a.xs - s~4,f>ra -, 1910 r.
a,+sraa tha nJ,1;+.v sa,dennv ,t wast. PAINT
:. 7ee- md ,+aa aa,,ated ,u;+b 5;e+;rct,,n in 1871
cr oraans4;7c be reccivs5 a 1,is commission a.
1;e1ferant IN tte arnv. and zas at once mr.
s..aa - ;r;,, +1. arrov -, Ftc-5a, +be,, orsro-
+;rr.ra;na+ +ha Trd;ona After y ncomn1a,n.
80 ,.;,,- +br,,.1, that ,noe+ a,aaoreaah,s
camna;on among the everglades of Florida. he
x-as .+s3;ored for eo,oe reera at vaT;ons z,osta
M M, western f1ontier soon after the rom.
f,,os+;1;4tas t.t1ra., +1,a T1,,taa
e.s+es ~ 1T.~;.o he .r,s ora.rad r. ;o;n
cs-o..1 To-7o. a,a of.ar -o.n1;-,r .So,ta-o,r
60 +. +,,a announcement and ,a1,t7;=ss of
o., ~. naa +,,a .oro-o,,, ,,rtested bottles
- 1.- cn.-r..5 ot1~ ~.
1H.1. 1.s.,sa .1,s4 ~1..a e,s 49, r,t- -
- 1,:s ..ts--:+. ~ -.-,:..,- .7-;1, ec,.a
ta11 49, ~ +oo1. ~ .c+iva r,,rt ~ eo,h ord
I'D. e..t;..s. T.. 49,, ...,...
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FoRra1ss AoxRoE, Saturday. Aug. 10, |

d.sother Pirate Burned d-Reoaptu.s Of Prizs
H'reied in order to sel the Cargo to tie ReoeLs
, 1861-08-14

Pillow Back AE New mNdrfd-HlB
1.ate Movement 4 Eefnt~~EApIure of
His HcoutA-"-The GuDS At Birds
E91df<
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ty Recorder AcCahun, aud Will hare an eI-
.mio.ticn to mo11ow.
No military movements Of note are taking
rIare in this nuartEr.
, 1861-08-14

Col HuETKR's RERoRT,-Col Hunter Of
the Second Division Of the army at Manaasaa
in his official report says:
The Hon. Isaae N. Arnold, Of the United
States House Of Representatives, one OF my
volunteer aids, VAS with Neon the field till T
received my wound, and then desoted himself
to having the wounded removed, and to ale
yiate their EuffeInge- ::
:Dr: Ranch, Of Chicago, H., citizen sur
-xeon; accompanied the Hon. Mr. Arnold to
fhe field and devoted himself to the care Of
the Honcded duringsthe whcle battle: -.
, 1861-08-14

Aims Stolen a1 Jedersonvd1ie.
. JErrERsoSyu1E, Ind, Aug. 13-Downs'a
warehouse, wherein Government had stored
conhah1nd goods, WIS bu1glariously eutered
last night, and pistols aud other arms stolen.
, 1861-08-14

News Of Federal victory not doubted here,
.lrugh secessionists claiui that they hare
victory. Lyon, McCullo2h and Price, are re-
ported to be dead. Fight commenced eas3y !
IN the morning and continued several hours t
with considerable loss on eack side Esti- |
mates Of killed and Wound=d are only ap- |
p1oximatious to tie truth. AL Lyons killed |
we1e buried on Saturday night. Reinforce |
ments aye going forward to sigel. There are
2500 men including the Home Guard, ut Rolla, !
Tho will be ordered to advance under Col. J
Wymau.-
The triumph Of the seceseieeiets oycr tie
EeIutsd defeat Of LION was short lived; but
while 1t lasted Was very bitter to Union men. |
seceshers vent ramping through the streets,
kurrahing for JEFF. Davis at every corner, and
SWEARING that the city Tas sure now to fall
into Pillows hands. When the truth came
ut,.-and the defeat Of the Confedefates Was
known, they went to their holes. and sa7e
ttw exnltant remarks over the death Of Lyon
VIC hear little -
went out on the Southwest road to meet
The train from Rolla, this evening, but the
Rol}a train missed connection, and I have not
nuch additional to report. The disposition
cf Lyons forces are said to have been admi-
table It is the opinion Of military men here
that he did not intend to attack, but was
forced to do 60 to prevent the enemy
i:tm getting IN his rear with
! their superior force, aud cutting off his
| reirforcements and supplies. That he
| Intercepted them in their march for that pur~
| pcse seems to be clear, though from the i'm
perfect description Of the field, nothing GER
tain is known. Great credit is awarded to
Eigel for his share in the engagement and
confidence is felt that if retreat Is necessary,
ne is the man to conduct it. It is thought
that as soon as his reintorcements reach him,
he will advance upon the remains Of McCn:-
!cch'e army and drive them ont ofthe State.
Gen. Fremont is acting with great energy
and determination, aud there is perfect conf.
dsIce that he will be able to take the city
through the crisis with safety to all but the
s ceseioniste, who defy the law. He is pre-.
pa,ing reintorcements to 60, if needed, and to
whcmaoever calls Secessionists- deny the
death Of McCul1och and say that 1t is Union
lie to Offset the death of Lyon; brt it ia be,
1is7ed here that both McCu1loeh aud Price
we1e killed, or mortally wounded. The de.
s:suctica ef the rebel baggage and camp was
complete. Great anxiety to hear names o1
wounded and killed, ss many Of them are
tfcm this city. Gen. Fremont says that the
rc'essirg Of prisoners after taking the oath i:
rla; ed out.
ITO the Associated P1ess.l
OFFICIAL REPORT TO GEN. FREMONT.
O. rAT1 :. - II
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autttn1 Sales.
TEWETT d CO.'S SALES,
1t salearoom, So Dearborn St.

THURSDAY, August 18th, at 10 a H.-S1o ca.ee
Mustard tG8 braes kegs and ins White - Candles
ard ZtnE 100 brees Tobacco, l03 casks MntAkI. 6in
and other Iiauoza. Also, C1=arsS Goldfish Ases<oA
and sundries.
SATURDAY.. August 18th. at 10A- H. at 44ieErooc
tasaogre Sale ofEsoceziea Liquors. CigatH. Tvbscco.
, 1861-08-14

THE FIGHT AT SPRINGFIELD.
Desperate Battle On Sa<Hxday-A Dear
bought F1cEofy..Eeu4 LS On and 500
Feder1In Kllled-mcCulEoCh and
Price Ktlled-e-Stge1 leading the Re.
treat OH Ho4lae
, 1861-08-14

1mronTAnr'FRom WASHINGTON.
, 1861-08-14
=
GREAT BATTLE lNssMiiS0URI.
Esss1<s$Se
2.M:Ss-s
McUllocH's FORCES ROUTED 1!
.-.... ...-...... - - :St:
BRILLIANT AcHlEvEakENT1fA ARMS.
Price and MeCullesk Killed.
: -
DBATH OF GENEHAIx*LYON.
HEAVY LOSS OF BUTTE SIDES.

Our E0a.Ges e2t 3'0ssks III RosEd.
.*:-.
, 1861-08-14
List Of Prisoners of the Second Wis
j, c0nn1n R&ElmeAk,

.SerEt F. Dexter, CO 4.
Robt. Welsh. Co. l..
E. C. March. Co. 4.
Nathan Heath, Co. a.
]. n. Hawkins, Co. 3.
8. P. JacEson, Co. B,
Jos. Fretne, Co. B.
Robt- Burns, Co. B.
= Marshall, Co. B.
Henry Rhode, Co. G..
Thns. Broo1snt, Go. C.
4. Jones, Co. D.
Jnp. Hamilton, Co. D.
.hDdrew Rpri%. ..
: Hugh Murray, Co. D.
, 1861-08-14


Large and peremptery sale Of
New Planes and Melodeons at Aattteas
We VIII sell,
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, AT " O'CLOCK
At our sales-com 81 Iaka street. an tavo&ce ct naw
Pianos by the following E8med manufacturers, Viz i
One splendid se7en octave Piano. rosewood csza.
full rcn f07rrouEd ro1neFed EeEpeule mould
tDg-a magnificent toned Instruments made By T. 9H.
befs & Go, Boston
Two seEen-cet&Te do, rosewood case, fun iron
ffane. four round carncrei. aad gery rich and br3-
Hant toned Msda BY 4, NeEnan 4 Co., Boatou.
One seven.octava DO. ru.awoot ase. mil 1Euu
NE. four round Enered carved leg, OF extra a3-
ts9 ard tone Mad1 hY Anisa Dexter, Boston,
frame four round eorneEed. with besd moulding. aud
splendid inz ztrumens. Aad-by 4maaa pexter, Boston.
One 67s-ectase do. rosawoo6 cxae, 1un lion trA1a.
round cornered Made by Brown a Allan. Bosto1-
also. four ohera which viii be described =, soon -
One Helodeon, si1octg7e rosewood caSe, piano
stJfe Is Lew and In perfect order, sad fms nxFu-
TIE abov~ Pianos were al selected By thorough
pa1ped manufacturers, aud will b5 en1d with H1tfa1
tee tor one rear They will be exhibition two dsyA
previous to the sa1s. that al WHO desrous OF puF
chksing can have aa opportunity Of examining and
AiEe At private sale twa new aud splendid Top Bug
Efes r. from the bTBt manufacturer In tbs East and
are not exceled for durability and hntsh- Thhy eaat
0s Sssn u GiEBERr. 11GEds SAMPSON q wAeNEE
, 1861-08-14

Il. Stroud, Co. f.
Vim Taylor, Co E.
Henry Ward, Co. E.
Z. Perry, Co. E..
Stephan Graham, Co. E.
Hut1e Henry, Co. F.
David O'Br1er., Co. g.
]. P. Christie, Co. g.
SerEt- Ho1drfdc@e, Co. H.
G. Trobrfdge, Co. Il.
Sergt. J. Gregory, Co. :. =.
". r. Smith; Co.. j..
George ". DIlly, Co. ].
Fred. Hune, Co. j.
s. Il. Hagadotne, %, E.,
, 1861-08-14

pSuatz1 oeseea I'll seees7e prompt attention Al
&tssa :. WK. E. EAMD.
aat&4w T1saazn 04l:e.
, 1861-08-14
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The receipts and shipments Of -four
grain, live stock, &C., during the past week
rxere 8z follows:
Aug 10, for three years :

Of leading articles from the 1st Of Jan. to
, 1861-08-14

DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
LII In Drawings Of Ja1S soth. 1851
No. 2,e45 drew $1oc go; No. 207s4 drew $4,000 Nc
5sHS drew $50 iCU; No. e3e4 drew 4M,0A: No SO
eieW 3loita Asa 60 Of 81 loa each, 61 Of IS each
is3 q taot each. snd 2, appro3iIoatons Of tssn:
mr.. ished b. CHAsE d Co. Bankers, Is Wall atreet.
Rev Tork- au411W
, 1861-08-14

To Major General Butler, commanding D
pa1tment Of Virginia, Fortress Monroe.
, 1861-08-14

nOG LOST large black New
- foundlsnd &; feet and tail tipped With white,
small whits spot en breast asd On : collar maFssd
Nahak h Avenue AU&4X3t
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-29
Michigan Central Railroad.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

To New York, New England and
tt.e Canadas.
On and after SUNDAY, NAY 18th, 1861.
" trains leave the Great Central Depot, foot
of Lake street, as follows:
4::45 a. M.-Stoi;s at all Stations, and arrives
at Detroit at $50 p. m.
800 q. M.-Lightning Express, Except Sun
day) arrives at Detroit at 500 p. m;
Suspension Bridge 400 Il. H.; Albany
2:2V p. H.. New York 1859 p. H.; Bos-
ton Ills p. m.
500 ?. M.-Now York and Boston Express,
Except Saturday, arrives at Detroit
$40 a. m. Toronto 3:42 p III; Montreal
1900 ~; Suspension Bridge or Buffalo
500 p. M; Albany 1920 a. M; n. York
900 4. M; Boston 1920 p. M.
500 a. M.-Cincinnati Express except Sun
day. through to Cincinnati in II hours.
500 P. M.-Cincinnati and Louisville Elk
press, Except Saturday, through to Gin
cinnati in Is hours, Louisville in IA
hours
5ALISBURY'S PATENT BUSTERS
Are run on Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cars On Might Trains.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale i'll al principal
Railroad Offices in the y est, at the Genera!
Office corner Lake and Dearborn streets, (un
der the fremont House,) Chicago, and at the
Depot.
Z. n. RICE, General Superintendent.
J. Q. a. BEAN, Wes,'a Pass. Ag't. l7tf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-29
How ARB Assa&eTHAya'VD
PHTLADELPHIA.

Il Benero!ent Institution notwithstanding specal E;s
dosooee"t for tie r,'ief Of tie SsE and Dist,
ed afflicted wua v1adent and Epidemic Us
eases, and especia1ly for the cnre Of DISEASES IF
tie Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the
III Acting Surgeon, to ali who apply by let
ter, with Il description Of their condition, age
occupation, habits of life, &C. and in cases Of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator loea,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and
on the New Remedies employed in the Dis
pensary, sent to the afflicted in scaled Letter
envelopes, free of charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
address, DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N,
Acting Surgeoa, Howard Association, No.
Sou Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa By Or
der of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
GEO. FAIRCIIILD, Sec'v.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-29
NOTICE.

THE County Board of Supervisors of Wood
County. Wisconsin, are hereby requested
to meet at my office in the village of Grand
Rapids. on the second Monday of July, being
the Sth dav of that month, at o'clock A. NJ,
to eoualize the assessments of real property in
the several towns and villages of said county,
to divide the county into three supervisor dis
tricts in pursuance of Chapter l29 of the gen
eral laws of 1861, and to transact such other
business as may come before the said Board.
Grand Rapids, Wis, June 10th, 1851.
W. W. BOTkIN,
25Sw Clerk of BID of Supervisors.