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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26

Go Heeding at Lungs, special disease and
special treatment. The cases and results of Inn
ne'eeHs Io'" qaodyne do not quite admit of actual
accounts of cures, but much is sure, and should
meet with use and appreciation by all, who have
this uncertain tenure of life. The entire COM
pound isperfoctly consistent with cure in all cases
of Bleeding, which has been fully tested on cuts
and bruises outwardy. Being perfectly adapted
to the Lung' with the rolu and healing property
the Cannabis we can hardly use expressions strong
enough to meeto fdence in it, TO urge trial
Let it bJ taken in confluence BY all. See adver-
semont aud cal for pamphlets News
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
William Warner.

We are panied to announce that WILLIAM
WARNER, of Monroe township. private in Capt
SrANeIEn's company. was brought home, dead,
on Saturday, last. He was highly respected
young man.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
German Town shin.

In addition to the list published some time ago,
Of those who have volunteered from German
Township, in companies not raised in this county,
friend haskindly furnished the following names:
Isaac D. Hummell, Martin Gonser, Absolam Con
ser, William Baker and Joseph Gonser.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undesslTnied an
Of the estate Of Sarah Ann Philips deceased'
late Of Holmes county, Ohio' n rocu
r. / tsC1--r4lW1 Administrator.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
The Crisis.

No paper in the Union furnishes such an amount
valuable information in 10 perfect form as the
Crisis. Terms, SO a year. Address S. MEpARY,
Columbus, o.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
CANrS--sPLENDgD LOT.

a SPLENDID LOT Of Canes embracing GsooEea psrnnSi
\ llieEnr and Hardwood C"nei' HntIa rerSna' ''zsn
10 WhoI hone, do Rattan do. nnd about a"ash
~ ~ ditioes which we take great leasure II eA'
hitting az Cau stths oooh oi"'"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
Notice.

NOTICE is hereb given that the E so9aF'eCSiifsb Criteb
. !, Hk,i0rre[s Is this dly dissolved by mutual
eSnsent. Debtors are he;sby TeqnHssIRsFF RFF n S0''
iheir aGc' uuileui,a L. r. CRlrCHFlELD.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
Executor's Notice.

1-orrrC Is hereby given that the. undersigned
y has been appointed and qualified as kHSfs'off Sts OF
II II ,,rDes IUe county, o. LAWRENCE McMERRlLL.
Der & ls6l,-u42w3 EAeou'"'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
Remember This.

If you want corn fed oysters, buy from Conpus.
He keeps the big fat fellows. Ask for the cans
stamped GAMES"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26

sJ- twenty five to sixty dollars and expenses per
month will be paid By the Erie Sewing Machine
Co, to their Agents for selling the Eric Sewing
Machine. This is new Machine, and so simple in
its construction that child can learn to Operate
it BY half an hours instruction. 1t is equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and they take the
premium over tho fifty and one hundred dollar
Machines. The Company wish to employ agents
in every county in the United States. Address for
particulars, Erie Sewing Machine Co. r. James,
General Agent, Malin, Ohio,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Thanks

Thanks
To Hon. r. II. NUcEN and Hon. GEo. IT, Pen
DLEroN for Congressional favors.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26

HEAD DRESSES.
A NEW LOT of Head Dresses, various syle
hopening at the BOOKSTO
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

To take elect on Monday, Nov. 4lh, 1861. Trains
leave Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted) -
$50 A. a. Mail-Arrves at New York lO:i5 A NJ Phil,
adephia $40 A. NJ; Pittsburgh $40 T. NJ;
Wheeling 6'4O p, Nj New Philadelphia SEA
p. M
$40 p. NJ. Representatives, at New York p NJ.
Philadelphia 1850 p. Nj Pittsburgh lOOO i,
NJ; Wheeling 650 A. NJ
Both trains co.nect at Hudson TO Akron and Nllers
burg.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New Yo L. (yla
AlentownD without change.
A1-Fare as low as by any other line
% Tn ough Tckets can BE- procured at the upior
Street Station. " - ~
PR. MyrRs, G. 7. Agent ''p'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26
TIMES OF HOLDING
Common Pleas and Di strct Courts
IN rur
sixth judicial District OF Ohio,
FOR THE YEAR ISel.

/ FOR THE YEAR isol.
4 IA meeting Of ne undersigned Judess qlns Conr I
n Common Pleas or ne SiaM judicial Dist-icf ~
! Ohfo, heiam IN MonsfSid, Ohio.
! 1T is ordered that the District Court. and Court
i Of Common Pleas FOR tho year 1909, be held in
| the several Counties Of said District ut the times
followingi
DISTRICT cotRr.
n1lmos County juno 10Th ff69
WAYNE County. June 1itb. 1907.
Ashland County, June 18th. 1863,
kichland CountJ, June 18th, 1909,
Morrow Colnty, Juno 23rd, 1859,
ao1 coanG. f"DRi jui e. gS"i isos ss."' ''''
Licking County. July nth, 1852.
coshocton Comfy, July 23rd. isCsl
r. corET or coNyoS rLEAs.
hnox COUNTY. February lith May 18th. October
Licking County, March 9Th. August Goth, Novem-
bcr Goth G2.
Delaware County, February nth, April sth, Sen
Coshocton County March 9Th, August nth, No.
vembcr 2fth. Iih2.
Holmes County, February 18th, May 9th. Noven-
Der ith. IsG2
falkland County. February 18th. April e0nd. oc-
tober. "a n, ls02.
Kiehsnd County. March Eth, September list, No
vembcr l1th 1862,
Wayne County, March Ord, September, eth. No.
vcmbcr 24th ls67
Morrow County. February 25th, Mny 9th. October
&f5IF$f% W !, ,SF,8I4Is, Judges.
=, -, " iLLIAM SAMPLE, J
Manifold. Ohio, Nov. 9ist, e6i,
THE STATE OF onfo,l
]. Z. Beecher. Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for The said county hereby certify
the within , 9nd I'D FORGING 70 be truly taken and
q Common Pens Of the Sixth Judicial District Of
the state Of Ohio.
and ahxed the seal Of said Court at Millersburg
this 25th DAY Of November, 4 ri q;
Nov. q. f'Gl-n4IwG
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-26

OF the above, is from German township, 26
from Mechanic. 6 from Killbuck, . from Rich
land, IL from Knox, l6 from Monroe, 20 from
Hardy, 3 from Berlin, . from SNltcreek 3 from
Ripley and I from Washington, and 3 from
CoShocton county, and 2 from Wayne.
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70 The yalor which history rec ,rjs Of til, 79tA
Scotch Regiment, by III, Btilsh Volunteers
at Watsrloo. He called upon Col FoRSsY,
wboi made q speech, which ELECTED Immense
applause. In the course Of his rsnarks be
War.
To the health Of the President and the &c.
rotary efWsr, the latter responded. Hc said
he could scarcely realizs that by tho Secretary
HWr was meant himself, for II seemed bat q
btief period since he was journeymsn In tho
office Of his Giend at his right Colonel
SrAIoN. Speaking Of the war, he
said that though not three months had yst
sslsp'ed since its inception a quarter OF mil
lion OF volunteers were in the Aeld asd bafors
SIX months the numbir vii bs iocreSe cd TO half
million. The deluded leinss In the South,
whose insolence we have b,rne for q quarter OF
ac.ntury: must be ,ubdued, end the President
Will not LIT this war end until all the cause,
which produced II are removed, and whom the
war terminates, we will he,r no moro cf Virgin
ians as such, or fNcrth Caro- lois, 9, or " South
Carolinisrs, but we shall all be Americana, one
and INT advisable.
Gen. CAMERON was frequently interrustsd
by vociferous cheering, aud he sat doEn
amidst the widest demonsti ations Of sppl suss.
Corporal TIiIuNEs then sanS "The March of
ihe Cameron Men" with great effect, and tho
band play cd q national air.
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Miscellaneous Items.


luz A7roRshrGasEPAL Of the Southssu
tive cf The State q Msss.chns.,t. IA
"a sos O, e.
r,h. - "e's suse.ssiuny iAnded II
,"I Io Psst year. Hooot tnirty' ak hun
''oa o on'y were captured.
IbhRB ARE ABOUT twenty. eight pounds eT
through tbe has,t .cco,yin, =, nh,.ia,p'',sss
once In about ey,ry nirnta and .V
N A~''
or WiaiN SN whks MT. JOSHUA ABBorr,
ntin, a., nAs 9uried ms enurs fAml-
,y,,,,s Sin Sinn Anu ons BrAndcnud-su
NJ uiIn,no
ME. ADAMS the American M Mister, has only
be prer ar,d for leaving II n, Ga saw =, 49,.
notice.
W.. MN U
~, i.Srn., WV IN nAs Anu Gays sincs,
s,n l.. ,.nI,.a n'm | msA"n MN student g nis
I,,,ia 80. srt 10 ~ was yin9
;,. n,o, .u,, on, anu uopBnt Ia numor MS issd-
pioPhy'
IT Is SAID 70 10 an established fsct. that all
sorts 0f brute animals attach Themselves mora
radny TO men shsn to women. We hardly
omulim,n,. " '' 'N'' P'''''''
A BILL "to lrvent amslgamation Of ths
different races OF men fss lately BEEN passsd
by the California Legislature. Ihe bill makss
IL PENAL off.nss for any white psrscn TO istr.
many With any "colored perion," whether %
the African or AsiAtic races.
u,, uxo Ia. ...
,ah,ai.ai,, AL All. p,.', I'ra tnunos And
~ msnsnnf ,"sR. V' % hSooh'y, msss
yn ~ ouny w sSps anu W
a t"tpsSo and unroos.d bniidins, spd asmoio
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Facss ssi Rsasrs.

Hisadier General ScHKrcx who eomman I.
Ga the Ohio troops In the late affair at Visnns
ba native Of Warren county, Ohio, and Il 8;
Year, old. He graduated at the Miami Uni.
hsututiou, which he finally left 70 study law.
| In 1S31!hs settled In Dayton. He served a
State Representative several ysara and was
twice elscted 10 Congress. He was Appointed
Minister to Brazil by President FILLNoRE and
has sincs besn idsnii6sd With the railroad in.
terests OF the West. He Is esteemed . brave
mar but bis BHgadier GsDerslship sosms the
enly, qualific alton he possesses to lead men to
battle.
Mr.: MALLORY, the Union candidate, Is eN-
pe,tod TO be elected to q, ngrsss from Louis.
Vile Ky, by six or eight thousand majority.
The city IL r.spsndent wi b h,gs and the red,
white and blus lwave every whors. scross the
streets, from HOUSES, Snd fr' IN aas stats.
GEN.RAL JOSIAH HARLAN, who Is 10 COM
mand the Kentucky C,,alry Regiment, is q
naive ct Pernsy lvnnia. For noarly twenty
yssrs he was ac,i,e ely engaged In military op.
eIatons in lndis, having assisted 10 orgsl J.
zing the forces q BuSJEhT SiNou, Prirce Of
the Punjaub, and after ssrd poriormed tho
same service for Dose hAuoMND, Of Cabul.
During tho successful c'mp.ign agains, the
Uzbsck Tartsrs 10 1855 30, he distinguished
himself as commsIdcr " division OF tho Ca.
bul army. While rttideat OF India he paid
tribute to his native lsud by raising tho
stars and STiIss over ono Uf tho highest
passes Of tho Indian Caucasus, 12.OOJ rse,
above tho level o. the sea, aud at tho same
tins hret national ssiutc.
THE GovERNMI Nr hsi the misfor' uns tho
other night 10 drol overheard ono of ih, loco.
motv'sit WA iranSDuTfirg from Washington
to hltNsrdIis. 1t vert down in fry feet Of
wGtor.
ADVERTISERS IN E,w Orl,an- are cfrsrinr
their wares With III, proaisc 10 take C1nfeder.
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Jse Lac tenders bis Services

tho ibh Aophs
NY deer iIsnd davis.
ibslesys haven't saw you since
tho ssnhit ajurr cd signs dye but your csws
have ben the sui jsct Ct mu.Ch at.enshun IN nv
Part. you h,yo my sinpsthe In the s,ruggil
for fresdgm thst you ard tho sowth is In.
always loved the sunny sowth and Its PscoCliar
ipStiiushun. write these few lines to tell
you that will fte in vour army. woold like
10 be briGader but ii you have no iitonatuns
a. that sort open l will be = privit for the
pretirt. We car eoLkor tho north easy enuf,
and hosP your people will not loose their
kurrsEc, but 20 INTO the battle field willing
ly. victory Is on our side, sure. there reysr
was NEAR unholey war wagersd agibst free
people. As horris tez In lattin-!ts q "Bel a
torr. ida Bel a." up here in oregon We are
fur you. can rszsa Itiment in a fu dsse
thai is in Rot d dtipg trim haze bsen ex.
Ieoin isttur from yancey fur sum time. he
sSd Ls would let me koow how things was goin
in uIope. an sure the confederassy will DO
sCknollsged 10 brittin, Lecsus the qusns and
her subjsx must have kotton. Let me hear
from W sGen, and bell ave me to rename
yours In diiispse OF suthern ritts.
gosef lain.
tohon. isff.rsun davis, mos gunery, slabamy
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C1ion Meeting 10 NIisseurI.

at an snthus,ss,ie Union meeting hold in
Tnnton, Mo. lately, delegations were present
from tho Iuuoundilg towns, and the meeting
wa. radiant with the StsrS and Stripes. Resi-
lutions were pasfed exprefsing devotion TO the
Conttitution and tho Government, atd CON.
demnatSIy Of the acts Of the Legislature in
and Lunatic Asylum funds to secession pur-
poses, thus destroying III, financial credit Of
the state. and instructing tho state representa-
uves TO resign II they refused TO favor thest
ssntim6nts. Resolutions opp sing tho oosrcion
OF tie seeded states were voted down by an
overwhelming mpjority.
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MEDICINES.
WHAT TIE CLSRGY THINK OF MRS,
" wlNSL0wS

soorHlSo SYRUP for children teethinsi
We win teaeh our susy to ,ay . BLESSING on M-s
Wnslovs for helping her 70 survive and escape shs
gripping cclichips and teethins Siege. We confirm
every word set foth In the prospectus. II performs
preciSely what proiess to perform. every part Of
itnothirs Les.
REV. c. 2. WISER.
selin Grove, Pena.
We have tried II, and kaow 1t 10 be all II claims.
REV. j. 3. HOLNE,
Brooklyn, NY.
One Of the most uIefal medicines OF Its kind ever
proscnted 10 the public.
REV. DR.. sBAILER, Port,a "a, No.
In our ewn family Il h,s proved q ble. ling indeed
REV. sYLNANU5 COBB,
Boston, Mao.
We have tried 1t and kros VII reof We sfirn. by
its use cur infao hs, teen brought through the ct
cal p,ried ofteothips vita scarcely sfcvcr.
REV. A. JONES,
Jaeksor, Mis-.
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War Items,

has bssn prometsS 10 A Ms,o. Ao''
THE HARrpo.D MA.u,Ao,u,uoC Co~v.~,
/ are turning out 60 600 belt t,i,n 49, ~. n
Federal forces.
Raw. JAwYs q. R,cu~ovn cv.,~
Second Wisconsin R's!msnt, baptized two 81
u.P :. A~o.''" y" s"s sts -
ain. w;sos hs. ZOE ELAwonTHs sases.
o. hs been raised In Charlsstoe,
In the volthIss. Cnns -. ~ ysn hsvstss
IT,, ac,.. T" oonas'
=, c,.n.I..S ~ iknnosr sank In the hysr
| IA 900 busbsls % Of vh.s, um.S nn n,sht hsvine
"'sf'a.
AiADr WAS so AssoRBHD In the war, lsse
mek In the oars OF the Boston aud Maine 4.
-, .t sns A.o tns conductor TO let hG
gnU.,,o "'" 'ne uah arrived at Manassas
NUMBER or sHor Guss, rinss, KNAPP
phi,;,c ,aI cc,, et oy the tstr'sting rebels &c
day, as trophies from the Ohio boys to thsir
Trends.
JUsTIcK Is COMING TO TIE Suprtu I'm
nrRs Of Pennsylvsnis; warrants bays he,n a.
sued for the arrest Of FRowsNrup & Bscrv-
sRs, and CnARLns NJ. MEAL, for cons pirinsr
to eefisud tho state out Of slO.0OO.
THE NEw OAlpASs C,u,.x, c.,,. r;,
ssti ths "tSrAdiss o. top.rs," tecaus, ws,,hv
l. =, Hing there NJ ten c, MS t.r y,IIon Tb.:
snamirg sword az Cairo, which, for the
pi@tnta az ls;s', VIII Keep the Crescent out q
us ''psradre lest"
A fOusd LovnR, whose ardor had cools6.
gave as sn eacuse Ter oniisiirg his dssire 70
enter into - aEprop' iste sort Of "spssss-
m,ht" The lady Istorted that a rIp,i,o go
would probably suit him best.
A Ma. Rou,s,o, n nroui,.n, ,. .
Mobile. Ala. A rr;ya,s in ons - IN. ,sn','n,.
cumpaIies in that ,ity, and a esntl.msn ~
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The following official order has beeu an.
ncuncsd by the Adjutant General,
Women nurses will not reside in tho camps
nor &C ompa,y isginen's on a march; but
thote who apply for service ans are highly ac-
credited, having certificates from two Physi-
clans aud two Clergy nen of stAnG irg and will
forward tho fame to Miss ID. L. DIX, A. Wash.
ingtCn, will receive Certificate In return aC-
GTedi'irg them fer ssrvics in any military
hospital Of IN. United States whtre such ser.
yices arc required"
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Tho 70ih Mt washin gfoy.

The b.. Andrews S,cisty, Of wsshinato
gave splendid dinner to the officers of the
79lh Highland Regiment, otthL city, on Toes
day evening, at the NiHonsl H,tsl. Upwards
of one hundred sat down, under the Presidency
Of GILBEKr CAMERos. Esq.
Col. CAMsRos, the nav colonel OF the rsgi-
ptnt, In responding to the frs. toast, referred
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.

EELECTRoPATHIC INSTITUTE, 22I
~ Elk tn ay.--Dss eoadipg inyalids are ddy made
PHELPS ELEvThO MAGNETIC REaEDIE5, tbs
only sare, harmless, and ssetonaee sp.eiae, and
dissAses generally. Cousultaiioas, day or syspiay
tree, Belief salrAatsSi, els 1iAe'
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Toledo, June lS.-Ths First Congregational
Church In this city, srd two dwellings sdjoisins,
were destroyed b. ars last night, L,as slo,oto,
~LiSh is p~itAliy iuaurtd
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Azciicsn Ministers to Leadiss Foreign :

Azci,can Ministers to LendiIs Foreign &,
Courts.
Chas. Ad'ms.va tsc' ellis :. .Eog'asd.
Wa. j. DAyt"n. .N,w jersey. .Frsnse.
CAssus N Clsy. .K-o'ucky. .RpsA
Carl sihuIs....w W o. ,ossin. ..... Span.
Jsm,s Huv.y 4 uta Carolina. .Putux,L
ii. bd@rd. C onn, ctiout =, Run,
.aues Pke.. .M.Ie ,........ Estb bsrlAnds.
adro Weed New Yrrk Danmart
J.tCis h.IdsH Pstn'yvArs,.. B S-,dsp&N3rs'y.
Newman Il Ju !dI lii Ois. s....,,, l.. .usis
Ans'n bur game Mes tchu'eu. .Au'ths.s
IA y Morris. Ps'usy ylvnyis.. Turkey.
George q Fog" New Hampshire 4 ~izulind.
GAorge i Marsh. N,Im M. ,.... .S.rdi mia.
Rufus ki w.. Wis, nsin ....R me.
Thomas Cor~ip .Ohio. .Ms1io,.
4 II ckh sci New lo'k.,,...N osIagua.
lila Cr Nsb- .. C,li'O'uia. ,Gna,,n,R
A'lsr Burt n Esntr oty. ......N.. GrinadA
j Watson WetLNsw Yo,k......B
&c Palm Pa nsy lyAui,. 's.Ltln1C CJnfed.
1hoT H. NtlsCb Ohio. o............Chil l.
ID. Cater. .Ol lo............BpiyIa.
thES WAshbur Jruia ... Paraguay.
B'Bry r. Pow. Misaou'i .vsnsyusla.
htriis NJ M.RetS. T"sss. s....,,,...C ssRoA.
Ihrisvr R.bis . Il ID. Is.and. :. Peru.
Sid 70 be ohsnged to CJns'aniInpp
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BUSINESS CHANCna.

RAKERIES FOR SALE-CRACKER BAK-
tr, for saie. now DOING verv good bu.i-e.s also
Tor ;.'s thst are lsc.ted on ali the ieadins
ycnus Ana In All other psrts Of the city; nov IL the
time - eet bakery u low price Apply Al III N,H
kLLs bassne1 assncy, u Csdar u up stsirs
tets gill
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rsirIor OF UNION TRiora.
Az Keokuk, fur wa r.gimsuts. ......,.., 4 900
AZ Quincy, this' Ilibos reslm.nt. ......... 3D. zoe
Az sstyvllle, four Inc In req m snts 4 600
A. Bel-virls four lnois resimcptt ...... a 900
AT ~. Louir, In Arsenal and JEFF rsm Bar.
Nes' ................ ............. 5000
MSs Luis, Uoitsd STATES X servs Qua d. ;. % 600
Az b. Louis, Han aba ii me GuNd aud IlIin.
OILS aud lowA troops. s...................3,010 900
Aopg II I.nnibs and 8, J Jseph R.ilioAd.. 4 900
Along North N sNur Rdresd ..........,,. 9Ga
Along Sputh- West Branch PacIhi Railroad, 4 200
Along Main Ltns P.elfc RIUrosd. .........., 90
Az -. joseph, Un,tsd Stats Rnavss and
Regulars from Lsavmworth. th........., 900
Az Kansas CITY, Hgms Guard and R.Sunrs
nom Leytnworth. ..................... 600
AZ Hsrmar, United Stssss Rssrvss. .....,,, 900
On The March from Lsaysnworth 10 Lsxing-
son.'''.... ....'ss'ss.. .......s..... DOO
nv LcsvsnW~"...'. ..'....''''.
aNh.V',t'.'.''s's' 's..ss''.s.......oOo
A buub ftms.. ...l, ,OOO
Gsp. Lyoss Expedition volunsssrs aud Il =
sulsrs from 81 L ii, Ar,enil. il.....,....2,b00
'.i''''''''.' sssss''s't' ''s'''.',t i,VOO
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GENERAL BUSINESS

- 1000 bonnets Of every knd-craps bonnstz,
straw bonnsts and straw ha al redncsd prlcss; travel
ins hnnnets mcnrnins boonsts, and ehlldrvn. hALx,
ROADWAY, up dsirs, opposits Metropolitan HotsL
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1861.


A letter nom q correspondent on board tb
Niagara, on Fort Picksns, dated May "a, state
that the Niagara was to 20 70 Mobile tho mex
day, leaving tbs Sabine, St. Louis, Hunts
vile and Mohawk at Fort Pickens, to prev.n
the rebels lsnding force on Santa Rosa Is
land. TO 'fr. ct permanent lodgment there.
Should this be effected by the enc ny, tn,
fire on every side upon tho fort, from 8 and Il
insh guns, sni sea co,s. nortars, would 10 &C
concentrated upon the fort in such power, ths,
iu inmates could not mako suitable resist
sncs should any Of their guns 10 left un.
mouu'eJ.
Tic Navy must necessarily hold the island
until troops are tont in ,ufficioot numbers 70
perform tsat duty, and for this purpose 1000
aoditicnsl men are required.
Ten additional steamship, are required 70
enforce tho blockade OF tito ports Of Alabama
and Louifiara.
The oihcIS at Fort Picksns have done an
inmtnse amount OF work since they have oc-
turist II, but much more ron aims 10 bs done
Az protecting the rear where they ex oct th.
attack. Ousiis the rrt, on the leland, sew
srai companie' aye cncam ed, AMI a coiuu,hiad
battery hss betn erected, b,arlng on the Navy
l,efd, and other ba't,res ersc'oi by Gsueral
BthNloH RRlGo, On ths opposite shore I
cannot upderStau why h, government has
allowed theso bstttri,s o he ,rs.ted-,ny of
'h'n can reach the 'orJ ard do much damage.
Tho enemy is r"pUr'ct 10 Col DRows, com.
msuctns the dcpsrim mt Of Fonda a. about
5000 10 10 COO Hroty.
The large and exp nsive floating dry dock,
on Saturday last, " sto vod out nto the har
Dor 10y couple Of to @, but, as tho currept
~ ~
nsrsge aud II was an. horsd almost abreast
OF fot Pnh NJ. We suppoIsd thy INTENDED
u pace II IN position whore 4 would not bs
c'Mio. 81 in c'se of bonbarlnCnt Of the
Nav, Nsrd.
Col. BAowS hA sent G. n. BeAGa word that
1t be attempts 20 rem We It o. p sca b,'tcry
uTo1 IT, be -iil fro upon him a III destroy II.
As II H r ade OF pitch LAO. 1t vail Turn well,
ant bo' shot aro In con3'snt readiness at tho
lo't 'or this purpts.
Capt. BAR rs III ins Artillery, drill and
ntrOouyrs every day on SUn'i Rosa l.lAud,
within laliBg distause &C tbs Navy yard.
, bieo steamboats, constantly ply up aud down
the bav, tsiwe'u the Navy yeid and 1tsacols;
What on earth they tr,nsportw W, cannot i'm
sgu'.
A number Of rebels rt nIorsd on tbs to, of
the Ib,srs At the Navy lsId, and on tho Hight
house, observe evCry moNcnsnt outside and
even inside the fort.
Flag CfIicor MCKEAr, lately invited all tho
ol)i 'ers Of the squadron 10 take the oath Of al
leeisucc, commencing with Capt. ADAMS, who
seemed very loath TO tsks II. lie has two sons
In ths iebel army. All subscribed 70 II bnt
Mr. JoRDAS, Assistant Engineer, of Virginia;
Mr.. Gran N, d MaIite Corps, ihing,on,
ID. c and Mr. BGoOaN. Of NJ iriuo Corps, Now
Yo k These officers will be cont North TO re-
poet TO the Secretary Of tho Navy.
Over ore hundred Runi aro no bearing on
Fort Pickcna and the fleet at anchor.
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