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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

OyYcR OF rmx HAMILTON FIRE ISsUxAscs Co.,
No. II Wall st., New York
HNHE STOCKHOLDERS are hereby n0tlhed
i that sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of -FOUR ~ PER
CENT has been declared will be payable and after the
first MONDAY 10 January ueIt.
An election for Decors for tho ensuing year will also be
held on same day Polls open from IL IN. to p M
This Company continue to insure usual on the mos'
reasonable terms. j. {. WlNANS, Secretary
December 10, 1861
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srArK OF ILLNoIs. TRkAsuRka's OygIoE.

STATE OF ILLISoIs, TRE.sUREa's OFFICE,
SPRINGFIELD, December ?, 1861.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
i TREASURER OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS will
and the first Monday Of January 1852 until the oth
day Of February, 1861! be ready at the AMERICAN EN-
CHANGE BANK, New.York, to pay the INTEREST ma
turing the first Monday Of January 1902 on the PUBLiC
DEBT Of the Stete Of Illinois
The then due and called for prior to the 9th day
Of February viii thereafter be paid only the Office OF the
Treasurer the State of Illinois in the City Of Springfield,
Illinois. WILLIAM BUTLER. Treasurer
Holders Of Illinois and Michigan Csnal Bonds where Cou.
pons exhausted required to present the bonds
WILLlAM BUlLER, Treasurer
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professional Noiires.

A MEDICAL SPECIALITY. - Electricity
"A scientifically applied entirely principle with
cut shocks by Dr. PHELPS. Electro HomGopath No. IA
sthst Broadway An nfalibe aud agreeable subt
for all health destroying and sckening medicines fen
complaint aud chronic diseases generally of both
Test examinations and consultations free.
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semins- alarbines.

NEW FINKLE & LYON SEWiM~
a MACHINE FOR SALE cheap. Address
- No los Tribune Office.
u,MPIRE SEWN GIN ACh ES
IL 70, Family and Manufacturing purposes q reeuc.a
- ON seoom uodating terms Sale.oom No DIV os'~S~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

We will teach "Srsr" to cay. a BLSssIsa
ON MRs. WiSMow"-for helping her to survive
and escape the grp!ng, colckns. and teethins siege
We confirm every word &c, forth in the PRosrEcrrs II
performs precisely Whist It processes to perform, every part
ofit-nohing les. Away with your Cordial" "Paegoric'
Drops" Laudanum," and every other Narcotic" b,
which the babe is dmged into stupidity and rendered dull
and idiotc for life.
We have never seen Mr.. Winso~kno~ her only through
the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ins" five had the power would make her, a Sd, Is.
phy steal savior % the infant
Rev. G. H. wcis-r. to the German Reformed Ms''en
gen." at Chambors5urg Penn.
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GEORGE A. FOWLER OfGunford."

ave have child three month. DID, which has screamed al
most ncetssnty with pamole affection Of the bowels
that we had despsired OF rsnst IL, stomach
sOur, bowels dersnsed and ao every symptom wa. unfa
vOrsble, until we obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING 81
EUP, which acted Ike charm. ], Immediately became
quiet and manifest, every symptom Of Improvement
aud comfort 1t Is good LITTLE kitten. playful and
smiling and entirely we'll Al Of which A'croet
the use Of Mn. WINsLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP
DAVID MILLER Of Clarence, NewYrok"
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~
United States Cloak and Msntills Store.
Nos 30i and 306 Cana-st
GEO. CAREY.
CARD.
CIIANIBERS-ST., NEw-YORK.
Northwest corner of Church.
In consequence Of the dissolution of the firm Of
LEWIS, HAVILAND 6 CO.,
by limitation on the LIST day of January 1862 and ;he with
dawa of of the members thereom their present stock
on hand. consisting of
AUCTION GOODS AND JOB LOTS,
recently bought for cash
AT THE FORCED SALES,
win be sold by them for cash hand only the following
STARTLING REDUCED PRICES.
The above VIII be exsced to enable Mr.. j. ID. Lew'
who ia to continue the business pay of the retiring mem
bers. heirre cfivash in he
go ps fine atwood French Menos, a2i cents; cost at snc
ton IS cents.
$50 ps fine Atwood French Merino. aai cents; cost at
ton IS cents
l75 ps fine Atwood French Mernos 40 cents cost at suc
ton So cents.
go ps superfne French Merinos IS cents cost at auction
IS cents.
800 the finest made Mernos 62i cents cost at auction
IS cents.
500 a.wool Broche Square shsws 81 62t cost "a and
sold last year at 81 IS.
$50 do, very hne quality, So Is; cost 81 So
$50 tine Atwood Long Broche d. for 81 Is; cost IS cash
400 tine awoo Long Boche do, for 5 cost sc 80 cash
800 fine Chain Laine Long d. SO So cos. SO 50 cash and
last year sold at 1l5 each.
Pc do. the finest goods sold a, SIP 80; cost SIS 80
Black Thibet Wool Square and Long do. at the
duetons
Stella Shawls will be offered low that merchants can
afford to keep them until the opens.
Plaid Shaws Of all kinds.
Dome S;ics FlanDe- Ticks &C. will be sold greatly under
the present market velGe.
ps % Lyons all silk vslvet. ~ so; cost cash ~ So
Linen Cambria Handkerchief.
Atwood DelAines, Il cents; cost IS cash.
$50 ps seskin Coakng IS to IS cents; cost IS cents to
81 per yard.
- Us. Fur and Plush Coakings at 81 cost 81 So
$4,000 worth Of broomback Silss viii be offered Of
III cents until the LIST Of the month.
20 cases Glazed Csmbrics at cents, worth cents
Coored Silks, Bombaznes Alpsccss, Velvet Ribbons, SC,
will be offered great reductions together with all the other
goods in the until the required amount Is reached
Job5ers as well as retailers should call and avail them
selves of this rare opportunity of getting bargains
NJ B-The Lofts Of No. 1Ol Chsmbersst are TO let to
good tenant The location for Kind Of bu'i
ness. Inquire Of J. d. LEWIS.
LEWIS, HAVILAND & CO.,
No. 1Ol CHAMBERS ST, n. "
Northwest corner Of Church.
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ARyY CLorHrSG AND FouiPAGE oynez,
PHILADRLPHIA, Dec g. 1901.
nPOpOSALS are invited at this Office until
I ,sa OOH in.,sn, for ZOUAyE LEOGlNGS OF knsset
Gather or other suitable material, and CT Linen OF MUSES.
Sheeting, to be III inches high ., Eating
prices. q. HI. thANibht h7P y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

BgwARR or couyTERYEIrs and INVITATIONS.
None genuine unless the fac smile Of CURTIS PER
KINs, New-York. &. the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the word.
Principal Office No. 10 CEDAR-sr.. NETWORK.
Price only q cents per bottle.
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DIANOs. MELODEONs. HARMONIUMS.-

First class. For SALE, to LET, or SOLD on INSTALL
MFNTs favorable terms Peloubet Hermoniums one,
three banks Of keys 1875 TO 100 Cottage Pianos,
fully warranted, - aud octave, 3 $50 to $3.50
J. NJ PEL1ON, Nos. 8il and 8t3 Broadway ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

CTOPTCg OF CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND RAILROAD Co..
NEw.YoKK. Dec. s, 1861.
rTNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS Of the CHI
L CAGO and ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD CONAN
ON capital stock of the Company PAYABLE at theb
Office the 10Th day OF December inst The Transfer Book
viii be closed on the fsernoo Of the th ns and reopened
on the morning of SATURDAY, the 2l,t inst.
FRANCIS II. TOWS Secretary
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happy to be abe certify to the efficiency Of MRS
W1NsLOW.S SOOTHING SYRUP, and truth Of
what It represented TO accomplish Having little boy 'uf
fns greatly from teelns who could not rest, and a. nigh.
by hi. would pen. any 4 the family to do
purchased bottle Of the Soothing syrap IT, effect him
was like msgic he to sleep, and all pain and
vousness disappeared Wehave had trouble with him snee
and the little fellow will pass through with comfort the
crucating process OF teeng the sole aid Of Mira WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Every mother who regards
the health and life OF her children should possess it,
"Mrs. VI. A. ALGER, Lowell, Mass"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

DIANO.FORTES at WAR PRICES.-We
j selling our Piano-Fortes at greatly reduced
prices cash Parties wishing obtain rstcass Piano
orte at War Rates are invited 70 call.
LI0HTE BRADBURYS,
No 42l Broome st. New.York
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ITO CAPITALISTS Money invested for
Capitalists Bond and Mortgage without charge to the
parties having money to loan.
American Exchange Bank Building
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be recel 'ss's u
the school Officers Of the XIIth Ward, 81 th Ca and
the Clerk OF the Board OF Education corner iu.t
Fin STA until WEDNESDAY the 18th day os 0ISSrE s
AZ ~ clock at noon for the DESKS, primary De.
&C., for furnishing PGStoaa q IN aid Wsrd pa
r,r 70 plans and p,ciications file and 70 &c No 81
office Of tho superintendent Of school s. .nSe,ss viii %
Crobys Two responsible and sppfS'Ss sonrset 90 b
ses,d ao The school OF The ward
raht to reject any Or all Of .e Dec 1861.
''' 'A' pu0"' JAMES MAcKgAASNo Commissioners"
UaRIEY n OREOOkf,)
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ave have spoken Of this Syrup for the benefit Of our read
ere who are parent. We know It, good yane aud have
perieneed some Of the rich blessings which result from ia
use"-Rev sylvanu. Cobb Boston Christian freensn."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

pEFAhfAhNf " No. / Bondst near Broadway, (
NEw YoHK, Dec. 10 1901.
PROPOSALS for EMPTY FLOUR DAB
RELs-Propossh win be received 81 his One ~
D.cenIIer a. 1901 for the purchase o. az we ,,.rv
FfoiR BARRELS for one year from LIST day OF -
NEXT The Board the right to reject any OF az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

"MrA wINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP hSs uuPreoe
dented with mo- since my customers have s'esrianodit'
merits. This the frs. time In ihinyhse years drug bus
nes. that have indorsea msdicne ior intrinsic good quail
ties know 1t gives the greltet sAssetion to parents and
nurses sordng relief and que,udo without any unpleasant
effects attending It's use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

NRGANS-CHURCH ORGANS.--W. III.
" DAVIS No 40 Downing st., oers for sale assortment
of superior toned ORGANS Of g. TO- and u stops with
all the modern improvements al prices to suit the times and
liberal terms. Organs kevoiced and Tuned Also, one
Parlor OTgan r. So
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90 nJbom It man Concern.

EOR SALE.-TO PERSONS OUT OF
IL HEALTH-For delightful climate see advertisement Of
Nineand Earmk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

A PROVED BILLS for SUPPLIES fur
IA nished the WAR aud NAVY DEPARTMENTS cashed,
and claims all the Departments collected prom pity, by
JOHN h. MURRAY,
No. 30 Nawau.st., opposite the Post Otice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

COLLECTIONS on WASHINGTON, ID. c.
" Claims any OF the Departments, Quart masters Ac
and payable in Washington d. c. collected with
pronlptness aud ON moderate terms, by
RIGGS& Co. No. So Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

lNOTICE.-Holders of MILWAUKEE CITY
IN BONDS issued to the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
road Co. may exchange the for Second Preferred Stock
OF the Miw and Prairie du Chen Railway Co.. by
plying Ito W. SCHALL Coz
Nos SO aud 10 Exchange. place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18

nRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION in great
~ variety. for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, at less than the
cost Of importation.
2Cco yards Of Wool and Cotton Goods at n worth Fl.
8 t0o yards Wool and Cotton Goods. from II io2.
And all other ssssonsble fabrics and
NEW STYLES EQUALLY CHEAP.
At Nos. l03 and 40 6tl-aY.
G. @. HOOK
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Hlusital Instruments.

IINOARDMAN, GRAY d Co. are selling their
ID Nav, and Secondhand PIANOS low for cash The
- - NV, Ml.ic, Instrument, called the AUTO.
miaIc MEIoDHyi is on exhibition at their Wsrero9D,
No 4s1 Broadway.
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Later frsm California.

FoRT KESRNEY, July 27-Tks Pony Express,
from San Francisco on the 18th inst, passed here
today The steamer Golden Age, from Psnsms,
arrived at san Francisco on the iGth.
Inc overland telegraph has been erected-miles
emtwsrd from the Carson Valley station, and
news 70 now teiegraphed to California from the
TT rthlhut, which 10 called Sand Spri az station
me company are not progressing a. fast as they
rAPey1eeo' OUT are confident that they viii have
the line completed 10 Salt Lake by The time
sPecineo' The hre OF December
The nrst overland mail coming westward passed
SAND spring on the 18th, ana viii arrive Ia san
francisco on TO morrow night the i3lh.
The annual overland emiaration has ooun
menced along the various routes and trains are
entering the State daily The stock loots we'll
and the emigrsn1 arrive In nne spIrits having
experienced no unusual dangers OF harc.hips On
the way.
The Presidents message 10 published in the
papers OF San Francisco. Public opinion here In
daily becoming more nearly unanimous ia favor
OF Prosecuting the war 10 any extent necessary
for Preserving the Union
Good reports Of the gold and silver leads az
PotOsi and other points In the Colorado country
continue TO be received some Of tie claims rang
Ing from S25O 10 $3.50 per ton.
The san Francisco markets remained about the
same AT Last adyices Butter was dropping. There
was 1eyerish anxiety 20 learn the tariff news
from w ashtngton, particularly by the holders cf
coffee, teas, and sugars.
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Affairs IN Alexandria.

buildings known a. ROche's Milis, four miles out
on the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad, were
burned, and n members Of the 18th New FORK
Regiment are under arrest, charged with being
the incendiarirs
scouting party Of the New York 32d Reei-
ment, on Saturday night encountered i've seoes-
sion cavalry eight miles out on the Fairfax road
and one man supposed 20 be the captain, was
killed, as also his horse. They made good their
escape with his body.
A member Of the New York 2oth was killed
Yesterday by one Of his own regiment while rob
bling potato patch In violation Of orders
The tampering with the soldiers by the secs
sion residents here has become bold within
the last few DAYS that Gen RunyOn iSued an
order to-day for tue arrest Of all parties suspected
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From ,he south, via L.uisyiIIe

LOUISVILLE, July 2e-The case Of the CON-
monweaith against Green, for killing Tompkins,
the secession leader, here, has been closed Amer
two days examination Of witnesses, the case was
submitted without any argument. Judge John
son said he did not consider IL necessary 20 ana
lyZe the testimony, "a be bad carefully examined
his notes aken and his opinion was that the kill
Ing was eIeusable, and the prisoner must be dis
charged
gentleman from Huntsville, Ala, informs
the Journal that he heard Gov. Harris, Of Tenn q,
say 20 the mail agent that sitter Moadsy next all
mail matter crossing the Kentucky Line, going
South, would be examined
Gen. Flournoy, Of Arkansas, IL dangerously III
here
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NAVY ELANNEL.-suIts at all prloes, st
Y SMI Tbs, No. 900 Seventh street, opposite
pENsION OFFICE, JUNE 6rH. 1851.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Application having been made under tee act Of
2Sd June. 1869, for the reissue or the Land War
rants desc ribed herein, which are alleged 20 have
been lost or DESTROYED, notice is hereby given that
81 the date following the desonption of each War
rant, new Certificate, Of like touor, will be Is-
sued, II no wand objection shall then appear
NO 1854, for 60 acres, ISSUED under the act of
March Sd, 1855, In the name Of William Taylor
and granted on the 18th day Of Maroh, la56.-Au
No. O685, for IsO acres. issued under the aot of
march, 1853, IN the naHe OF susanna Hubbard +,
widow OF John Hubbard, deceased, and granted
on the 18th day Of June, l856.-August 81, 1851.
No. Sll6, for 49, sores, issued under act Of 8{7,
COMPANY, second Regiment OF Tennessee infsn-
uy.-Sep en- her 6th, 1851.
No, 1915, for l2e sores, issued under the act Of
March, 1885, in the name OF Jacob GuIick, ard
granted on the oath day Of January, la56.-Septem-
No. Sc 6O2, for so acres, issued under the aot Of
september. 1850, IN the name OF Elizabeth Wells,
widow o. Daniel Wells, and granted on the nth
No - 5sl, for leo aors g. I'd under toe act of
March, 855, IN the name Of Alexander Orme, and
granted on the 18th day Of October, ls56-Septom-
No VI 62s. for lSo acres, issued under the act If
March; 1855, IN the name Of Amos Arthur, and
ga red on the l7sh day Of August, ls57-october
No. &c go, for 100 acres, under act of 1887, and
Ropp father Of ssmuel ROpp, decsased. Thru In
diana Volunteer. Mexican W8r.-DotOber IS 1861
No. 81 SO Tor l20 acres, issued uGder the act Of
March, 1855, IN the name of James Long, and
granted on the Slst day OF March, 1S55.-Ootober
No "a 657, for Is0 sores, issued under the act Of
March. 1885, in the name of Thomas J amer and
grated on the 81 day Of May, 1886 90 ObsT ~,
JOSEPH n. BARRETT,
ee-law Comm ssiOneT,
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War Op.,at,op, An ,1I,,.n,,

FoRsYTHE, Mo July 27.-Gen y Reeney's CON-
mand. which left Springfield on saturday last,
arrived here to-day, dispersed a band OF one hun
dred and Fifty rebels that was stationed at this
point, aud took possession Of the town Five Of
the rebels were killed and several wounded
Three Of our men were slightly wou nded, 6ut
none killed.
The FIRST and second stories Of the Courthouse
here were filed with blankets, provisions, camp
equipage, &c-, which, together with two tens Of
lead, found In a well, and other articles secreted
In diff rent parts Of the town, In all valued at be-
tween SIS 100 and 81 90. fell into or hands
Mr.. Wilkey, correspondent Of the New York
Times, was lightly wen nded.
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Panic on the Censt Of VI inc

BANGOR, July 27.-The Down casters were
badly frightened last week by the appearance Of
a rakish-lOoking schooner, curiOUsly painted,
which appeared OF Cape Sable, and attempted 10
board or speak with several vessels, which made
all sail TO sscape, supposiRg her TO be pTivateef
IS she Carried q large number Of men
The Portuguese schooner Jacinto arrived here
to-day; aud reports that Of Cape Sable she at
tempted 20 speak several vessels, 20 ascertain Der
whereabout; but that they were frightened. and
she did not succeed. This 10 undoubtedly the
key to the mystery, az the JacintO answers the
description Of the frst named vessel In every par
ticular
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The Army of the Observation-Disclosures
Of the CsnfedeFaNs

HARPKR's FKRRY, July 20 -Advices from
Winchester and Charleston say that none Of Gen
yohnson's troops bad returned thither I'D 70 sun
day noon. One regiment Of the Loudon county
volunteers hive returned 20 Leesburg from Ma
nassas, and IL 10 thought that as many two
more are on their way from Manassas 20 that
point. Gen. johnson 10 understood to be still st
ManassaA. Gen. Lee has been assigned o. the
command ON the Upper Potomac, In place ot Gen.
Wise, and Gen. GaSnett deceased, with orders %
uBite their columns and fall back upon Gen
RosencranZ, the successor Of Gen. Mcclellan.
The First Wisconsin Regiment, under Col
Starkwsatber, 10 guarding the river AZ and above
Monocacy Junction. They had brush with the
enemy's cavalry on Saturday, killing two and
capturing several Of their horses
The entire force under Gen Banks crossed the
Potomsc to the Maryland side yesterday, except
the second Massachusetts, which rema' "a az the
Ferry as guard. This movement was IN conse-
qnence OF the indefens bic character Of this place
The army now lies encamped in Pleasant Valley,
In and around Sandy Hook, in a strong posi on,
two miles from here. Several regiments have
arrived here 20 replace those whose time has en-
pired The Second Rhode Island Battery k1s
arrived q take the place Of First whoss term tx
pires on the ID OF August The 18th and 10Th
Indiana Re- imsnts have also arrived
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The Democrats Of iowa ss the War.

CHICAGO, July 27.-The Democratic state Con-
vention Of Iowa met AZ Des Moines On the alth
inst, and nominated Charles Mason for GUvernOf
Resolutions Were adopted declaring the lire
pressible coafct" the cause Of the war, censaring
the south for resorting 10 arms to redress thelr
grievance, denOmiD1tng secession q political
heresy, and also censuring the President for
Stunning the exercising military power, but pledg-
ing the support Of the democracy Of Iowa TO the
government in the exercise Of legitimate func-
lions In a constitutional manner, and also favor
ing national convention 10 settle the pending
di f6cultics
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The Prizes Taken By the PrivstseF Sumter
Liberated

PHILADELPHIA, July - "A letter from Capt
Whit, OF the bark Louisa kilham, dated Glen
fueyos July 2gsh, says she sails next day for Pal
mouth, TN ser the convoy Of the Crusader who
would keep her com any until Of Cope Antonio.
All the vessels heretofore reported captured by
the sumter were liberated by order Of the Ca 70.
tain-General, and would be ready 10 leave on ths
18th, under the same convoy ,
The U y. steamer Niagara had touched st
Cienfuegos and gone In pursuit Of the Sumter,
California steamers - =
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General Pope. RriIr.sd Arr..s....,-

ST. Leun, July - -6en Pops has publiely
notified the people siong the Missouri ssflfesd
that they viii be held personally accountable Coz
road track within ave miles on esrh side Of them
aud that II any oursga on railroad property ore
committed within the distance specified without
conclusive proof Of active resistance on tue part
Of the population, and without immediate iafot-
nation 70 the nearest commanding ofhcef, levy
Of money or property ancient 10 cove, the whole
damage done win be made aud collected ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED AWAY, from the owner. on tie
- sd instant: a back brownish sow ~
PlG, near having young pigs: Any One1S~
returning or giving intOrmati OF saId slA.aAkAN
pig vii be paid for his trouble, a. $50 Vermont
avenoe, oetwsen and J. SITS iy $751;
OST-Strayed from the omnibus static of Will
- lards' Hotel, MARE MULE. off,
mouse Tor snd small size suppns d
have followed some of the Government 014A
Teams ANY person giving information ~ x
where the mule can be found Will be sat- 62<az<Ae
isfsctoTIly rewarded, by calling AZ the stable.
jy 3D-lw
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CoGsns-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and AsthD!dtic
Affections. EXPERIENCED having proved that simple
remedies often got speedily and certainly when
taken II the early stag Of the disease, recourse
shnul ID at once 10 had to Brotsn's Brcnehidl
1roehss, or LoZenses, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
ritaLlOn OF the Throat be ever slight as By this
precSntion more serious attack may be efFectualJ
WaTded ot. Public Speakers and Siagers will find
them eisctual for clearing and siren rthenlng the
voice. See advertisement. de l-ly
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