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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14

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berg bnt rnrttt, uohOcm cs bic Rammcrn yrr,
%irCrfcH. Oas GJuccrpIt flutu IaI'u nnO in1t MN
toB 20 ft ia pom icItf oerfanocu pos Gcnccr.
Dat, ais lin SiaotSvrrtraa, lei uur nit %orbsbGlt
rer %fmiuiaunl Der 6anmern abacihlcIsn mrrs
BEN. g0cnn man nur nitht miiFtc, rag cr Ns n5b
Elm III NlnjRcrium un1Qsisbrn, ra5 pas Goucor.
bat trob rem Rdmmrrn oufrctt haltrn 10 T.. Gr
bat ss Or6 asruncrn, pieiry Mujfcrium. urp
Ocb fallen IaRen Oo0 BAT feline arcBArtiacn
1rIanrn fBrsn sic uuO tcwuurern Gle uuz,
ptt ios,G mir. pas jrscae &ulf uuD ipc,icu 90
enderr 8atsrlduO 5tiltr5 ieet reliert miro. Gle
Stutsuraub Sat pas GOncoreat qemaht unc 70
rum mar &c RI uuO rorum IL &c aUb lcfaucn.
G. ~. her ahttQtabriae &5rtg Dat uamIib por
riuiQrr 3ett ,tnt it5rs Shutter nit ,psi ned
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rouh acmcrcsu unO IA fel has GcucOrrat.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14

= 2ists tit bic arGfte Scnur tes 2etens. Sjr
4 nibt wis 9tnbu uno Retb.brm. Ctnr @abc aus
rem ut i6mue,acn SanHcu ccr WsnIhcn nein
Elm G'eibeut, ras ric gtatur nitt bel lbueu in
&crmotruna Nab, fUn9s,u cas- liz icocm nit ct>
g nsr 6anD c,tDctt..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14

5n 2tbtrn1oin rem D6riten bti Sena
mt Dem berIbmten 8ifr, thtete vOr 5fiten Elm
ftuCent i@fr S,eritaat, reiu 0onCsraftu ale
Gbus bieBen urr bios rurb 3abIen ulier1bis
BEN murrsn. Sbu5 Is. isines q mens mar Elm
9trolt9er 9G9er Dor rem 6errn. @tnt crtaypt
tbW Gin 8Gritsr teim WlIcrsrn uno fcrlcrt inn
zen @eDebr as. G@Esi sefaBt anpcrtet ibm nc,
@tuesnt. 5jS rpiRfu nitt, lnglTdliasr, mil
mem sic iprstbsn. @fennsn Stt in mir 5Gus l9
Gauc8rafSn BON "ibtsn6nin." S3lur,t 3icbt ift
Der 6Dritrr SuTiid nuc b'rihtet aa6 2Btimar, I'M
rjucr8etwrct he's 9amrardfrn ,uOor ,ufemmen.
eirosatc.c Gar' &u5nf fnrst nrn Spas IA our
um ps ptIrsn's SirdI, gu 0er9dnStu. unp ldsr
Oem I'UcSrteS cernsIOen. 80 frsue IGN, rinen
Ssa>tt!- .tsE SSHUsTda isnnsn ,a Gtguse eso rt,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14
VIM. VILLAGES PURE MOUNTAIN DE
WHISKEY

Ntcicr sBbt0fcN mire nun 6tt burt uns 6e,pecr. g0ir
no ten Gas Gublttunl bCr0uf oufmclfiom uuo mGrncn eaSe
ltlr. yer Nntdut ttrCs uodGrmatttn Nttiftts, oa Sisicr
NNH'1tt! mr. Darn inner 5NuS bClclCu pclbCu fam. Rauf-
tier oecr, mclnr ctn Sarrcl not, mcbr Yun blCicm ppryia''-
tcr 2'rlnc III tauttN m%unltCr, IuliCi nur "a tauien. NO lie
~ &c Strt0Rfrr StrtTautn leBen. 2Sr piui Zen has @ur
elll. NJ nur Hrr NGua1un9et az wOrHCr. gSir baItCu IntS
men tr1Fc SNrrdlb rrn ocrn lSbiSfrp ouf GJ0er, Sen nil
Ir am p%trttutcr, rcnu tr i~psUiaittuS II IIunate aft III.
Wait cr:uuere lth. eaB nr bic sl!otuilcu 2criIufrr ecu ".
V1USo'S Nulc MtcUntOtu Ecu 90biStco iiEN. uuc odF NH
.dlt 'nlcn Yrc'3 bet ScrSUfCu Ypu l bis lOO 9}drrcle t0scu.
nac HoeE A8uIItbbGbsr elu. cicIn g0.S usIjbcu uub rriucr
SbISltp CtnCr QrCbe iu uutrpcrrcu.
0m.S 3OllOcc Sphnt,
Sdc Cary ugc @Sari 04el Strape
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14

4cucUu. Gin OusIGnOiihcr 6relmomu Na.
meme Baron De Sicd1, in pru Siberrn 6rcii;m
Der GonpUuer @rI,nftaft mcbl b%rtauul. bate Gin
9rCBrs %Nufjsbcn Crreat rurd c ntn Wurcptriuo
nuf irtneu 5otr, inrsm or ibm tri riucm : pa
3ieraan5in eiuer entIearucn Nlcc tti 2ounon rCp
SbdOsl etuluihldasn lutte. Der Srbn 1T &c
faE or nab GrrrtGnuN res 81. 9Abrr5 IN riucm
arostn &ermGlen trrettigt II, mclhcS rsr &l.1
uttt i'm Stanpe lit ism aISuiaAttu. Der 9I.
ron 1T naG Yart0 cnIfiobeu. abcr lra rlieltf
Uertdftct wcTreu iein. 9oh leltt NON ( incr
&aslitfcruu8 an Q sustiiasu 9tb6rOen 5bwit,
rjattiien in ran 0RS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14

@8ihtis fur Grocer.
3uGer. 9acOa, QmO &c,
200 85lS. g~ereinigicn 9ufey,
- 6bo5. 6ame, 9rsat5 uno SSoulogra
100 gbla. prima Gcaf 2arS,
100 9ert5 prjmo @oibsn Rdic,
40 9adoSeS primG @CIben Butter.
80 Sbte. prima 5rleY Giotr,
200 9bie. Or. ]. , uuO Madsrss.
100 9CrCe friite 6crin0l,
40 gorss Nr. 0 I7rNiits.
100 &ort5 Sire Graders,
- SblS. Su'b QctotUeS,
200 8bl6. bcrefic 9rdnop, Sin ..
100 9Ore5 CANDLES uHo Soar.
Spiets, @HdpbeaE ua6 ale i%Onltissn in s;u,
> ar .;r' eutl&SH Ersunbs a%uTpgrytIom madt
Pm. . 39Ie'
l3s str.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14
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miro elm Wanu uuter a~uurbmtarNu 8:oiuouu,
lcr. II @Irttu0r,Siteu IA verrittcu uuo lib
IN Nluie uiiBHd III MAIDEN. 9tG6rreS an or
frnacn in Der Ofict .. 81. cUer IN 80. @erucl'e
v]nlcrtirr Stlgu IN 8rolCtrlGr NAB, Scr 1iicn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14
gNlttl0 fnr 0IrrctrpteiiRrr.

ee III cine oI9cmeju bctauutc Sad, zap urfcr 6ous itir
'rtr &ctbr cn SOtr,H 9tCtoiI uno g8bpltlolc- GciG,6itc in
tlt9sr St0et 0emo@t but. 9Stnietr bctouut crritr otgr iCjn,
tdE inner b1uS clt 3pcil9cihdft in @crp 99rf sat, luo caf
p'lrr ecrhEcr Observation-Disclosures 'lcts cs beltcu uro biIio
IN SSdorcn tUr une CtutOuTi urb ojCdbcu iccc 98phe bier
, rleuoCt. Strntr ccrotcdt Gll9cmCIucr bcENrnt III wcrCCn,
sB rr @roccrue, 9rrviirncr, @u.tCr, 8Gfc &c. &c nur &c
Il Soor tnufcn, WoouJt mir In Der Stano eslcpt wcrocn.
3i'll9 e~tniutoulcn uno btliGC ale trleno Elm ouocrtS Gcjhaf
bitiNrr St0et unc iU Den 9srpbniheR @Coineuuo II yer
y ten ii tctntn. S9tr 9l0ub.n QcroCc f0errt, COP mir fur
S0r ttnt1ittr, ino tets 1l'e. irliht uno btliee 2Goare fUb-
e. olc Sntcrcllct unictcr NUlccu am tCncu Ut patrtn. BIT
9htm S1ranttren mir ale BET uaS ~Nctouftca 98adrCu ala dht
IN ere CiltcrS, gGStnc uno GIo0vrcu olS unucrfvlIh rTc
?'iSnu!ct9, uno moGcn nod olrOuf ouf %uIfi0n, RAG mjr
al IN tIitr 0rpccrp 9ebTNudten GrtitcI fubreu.
Wnt. gSdtIuCC SHINE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14
IIummLgr v r-unhfL

SrUmmigr ruplt!
Snnt'n mcroCn ac.en Nute ,Sl6;uul ariuht
nm ais rcmnIc II rdS l5'c ]t'ltmSut CGcl.
l%uAut'e) c Ijutrctcn. Gi rlui R,Ilyftlrcupr uG
J'n IT'D tcirl Sambour Mliour. Urn. Wf0,t. Sd.
Ger q IL uuN 8rJdOtrdBt. jolIrih mclCcn.
Jm l~uitrHgc res Sol. 9luQlt
u. yptrcd.
Gari'Ir rcr 7RniUr u IL GCrp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14
ASssv s. ub8!
50 IN .ppbNl

NSsiv Subs! 81 IN .@3ppSny
S,eben u6lIt,u cine 9rcBe Yartjt frlu;,itIber uno ancrt
) Icpr5 90 Swing Stole - irGu6 itt BulantS, ipDie
zine ,rrs, @uSpGbl Vpu a]eitrtifrR ul0 !arrrteu 8aumpol.
C. ~S'onth, 9tbicjftcn Une ua9tbeI&ien Nshtl, 9et0perie
e2inpNatnt uMe ba!blooient 3fu3r iur RuaSeu gu;uJc,
Sh9Inb SrOmn OUf. jensre GeinpaH0 fr 6ereu. @uss rt
Io o5Jrtghss in alien Srejten mo @rileu.
GtrNer tmpHhien rT UUjev mon, oicrtrt:S gaasr Ygu
Sstotult Te1, OreB @cUoS oe. Q8jr ~Ncrfauftn u 9e3e III
81 SIS. gno HareIe III l24 Gts.
GbiIeS II. Gbcrrrp. 30. 1913 SrCaoar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14
gUm. l0uQlcc S6nnc,

Gdt Der littn Wlo y lypr Sr0Fc,
Il 'ttn otc NumcrlTmtctI thrCr 6,CalCt Ger rcrren Store
m ,icrS, R,iugr0fItr, y08crbisr 9GirbI, GCRrcVeusrS urt
2 eur out rbr wager vpu NrOttrY lcTcr art, igr,c Gur ibf
b q lurT- co1cr. %ururCitt0 o0s 0rCBw Der St0et. @cruCcrs
- Ntn oItltlNtn Out lbrGu 0iQCuNW rdlcttCn ~. e'ul
Ia Is Yurc NpUulIn DEN 9ShrSIt9" ure auf ibr ..0cr
~ ! Nrne ~ mo -orJuo G,aorrtn auimcrfisn.
Gt"'tt, p]tCrftrtcU itn, thrc lSlGrtu rpu Sci tcr Sao
~ fr ais vG' / CU Oii CrtS pdES bIcjjGCr vSI0ct :;
~ " tx wcrc,u iN1 JuFcrotm ~ttrrcbgn, mas Sucli
a.. IL tt, Srrrd uQ urb &criguouu9 dutecn0t. a
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~ iNc ie'Ietr rlHt r5n iWS tGlfln. iirc ,rrUtti. uuitrt
i ltrtns StrrJih 'tEcJ NIuiUag II UJC wt'tu Uup lutlCu
wy oIWtCJ; lcltr &uudr CntacO uucemru uuc uue Nas
y ru"nsU mo ry N~lnCihaiI pcrclbcu III rrmtttu lalcr.
@m. ~ NtINce S6bne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14
0amsm8s&merrt. Y1detia6rts Ncttea, @eiear6ai
OamtpficDifdbrt

NDITltI
5am5ur9 HHS Sacw 2Orf, pid 2Uutbamotpu
,efmIt:tIt Der neuen auf bGe SOltotlt oe5autcn unn ri,
lauIelEs ttngerIbttIen 9rcBcn eicrntn YUitoampf6biTe
BOruilIa, 1000 Sons, @avt. Irautnarr
y ammopia a, 1000 Cons, CAPT. Sbwrnisr
SarOnia, 2500 Cons, Capt. Gblers.
Obi9ewcseu ibrer ibueusn uno sRd!iben ,~5nrten r,sr,
tblt 6,tanntc Dampflbtht psrbsn ~relelmaBia am
&rteu uiID Stnf}ebnten iepen 9Rpnots
son Aew gOrE GHO bambura, via Soutbampton errsc,,, ,,,
nebmsu Yaia9ttre Won 9lrW gorf na5 W,
Samburs, SABRE, SoneUH anS soutbampton
" folesnpen 9reiiea:
@rte guIutt 500
3Wetr 0alNte So.
3mii6thotd
Bon Sdmburs nab saep sgprf.
Erhe gaiuie $II2.5O. 3ncite GGrlt, So 9r,f s.
S+5. N4gJc: %ara9c pSlee man To an
o n. HiS,arr. Seas II. Sms
~ s~1 SSSs.'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14

Miro cine &0bju HuO CiH 0iip6cn ,ur 3crrih
tun3 pc0 NAuJGrteiteu, rcucu Der b6bR, 2ubu
IejIbi; prro III .. Stciutciu's
Mrut { Ito Nriri.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14
Etlte ocrlrn,9sn Counties uro Stirle, no p,
95l!tj nustrcrpcrt 1t, milf GIuaatc Ger Nence,.

Etlts prtirn'8sn Counties uuo StGrie, no bic
@tI!ij 'ustrcrpcrt 1t, mit Quantc Ger Nence,.
ppuS.@ldBe fir p@jcicltrn.
u tn6Ftcr Nlnr9aE, 8rElea, Sertr1un. greSr.
rid. 9lortc, 6%am2ibire, SSlrcn. 49,
StroSburG tolticuiScn Gpmpaorier auyc,upmmer
wc!ht beretta nad Scrtrlr btprocrt murotn): Sbcnanhpoh..
6@rS9' &99e, 9ssOIet0n, pi8bIano, &Oninsbam, @ueuita,
GbarlOtte0ptlIe @bema1lt, glellOn, alaberfs,
5lug1nn'. F"
&j0 mono: Wocnlanc Sanpy :, 6enricp. 8i6npne.
@UrOUns9IIle' QpuiIa.
pauil. Of
Rem Rent, gOrt. Qlounit, Gbarles 6 m.
@cit @ctnt: Sing 2Giliam.
ppab0nnp d Sicr.
~@lOuttter 9otnt: Ming ano SuCen, @lUuctiter
IN tbrtn Y Cur thUuIe n lSefmcrelonc.
HtHmcn9, 9iOrtbunlbsrIane, &aneaiter, WattSemS, 0io-
Olsrr.
@anoiia Snnctiun bel @eneral 9eaureaorc
.aut 0lDer eco BtntraI-&oiutadteH Green. Srano,, DRo-
Otcn. Gulpeper, 3oppab1nnpf, Gauouier, Qrince 91iuiom.
ECubOun, Noirfar.,
@lc 3siturseu OefcS 5taate5 6aben tieie 9rrtlamo!ipn
otet 0lII I, VcroTentIidben unb SteAnuns barubcr an bQS
Sr''utlo. 0cpa'tsmtat ein5uisnoeu.
86singauers uno McIrl. gBeine.
Gce9en erbaltsu cine 9encun9 eUn
% JdB 8bein. 0eine,
&c + & Oioiel. gBeiue,
20 t GC9nac Qihet Gaiiinon.
Sin. 9tHnt, Nbiputbr, D6isfey.
~ &titen G'mtur9cy u.G 6wei,er &afe,
10 Sag d6ten NBeih ia.
N'ht tmrcrt rites SsIterspaIer.
3acCb 9tppe.
5neN.ttr, i8+ "~OaC- Strdsf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14

$500 &b5. SmaQ SreaRS Bacon 10 Iie~cse IN
rtrlCf
eanV1R Rcutudo 60mS, uno S I,crces 90 Sams. ucbI
vI,lcn 0neteR @lIiteln eTbielteu lCebcn
&Sm g0alace Srrnc.
." &cICS Ganol,s, SauUp, Sperm uno @oamaAuus
100 @Oree Soap, 8lad, 9rOpR uH0 4elep
80 8rrCs SeD g0rf g1ibeR Gteei"
> &CrrS 8ice,
zoe 8rOUms uno 9udeIt5
200 @rOE Mlcrteb 4ipcS
200 @roB WaItee
SEQ, GOO Gt9arrtn. YsrlhieSens 9rarSe. tospeu erbsrtsr
.t!H can 8ertauf bel gGm. 8allaCt II. Spbt
y Barrels Baltimore 9i6lte ,rtscn er6alier urb n
>S"'7 PPM QRoIlare u Srbu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-14

&9i- S9r onIriyCu atm y'Grtl I flr pylYJgcbrGup uni
SSItcty9srtt u, ltttr 5c!Icbl9 II GuNntuIt:
$40 Nd!rGIH gruihc Nupctrtp upo Ganre- Sufer.
~ obce 9cyts RICO 9rCNn 3udcr.
80 obs. Glb1 WiuSCcvaCu Mirl0Ics.
100 2b !. Mcm Orleans unC 5rJe WUlanv5.
81 Barrels 2SalaotS R0g,lp S9rup.
100 SGtc GIHre 3O0 NitCu SClfc.
1uitl -%"1Tautt'C IND Ellcm Candles.
200 @4rr lEc. ; fttts @tad.cl. % @tlo. no / %.
g:cen &c., &l0d Ir1, Ncp 9a:Uu, 6amS, Rtm Shoulders.
GrtafS, YlCc,s Uuo SHES. gsrp.
S''ihe %uttcr, GUltiER &5esle, 9enNb.eHcn GoFee, 9fcTrr.
%H'pwC, Dtaitlro ,G.tjRp IS 4 Yluc, StNrh, Ss0i
Yopot, Gcc GorcS, @cp Siars, Sai. Seirn. Gimcr.
Si0Ia YtnS, e8alb &Oarc0, @rappm9 unb g2rit rs
90pcr, Soften Glrme uno mBab!jpe dnCere 9lriittI, III
N elHer G'rct'ro N]tpohulih 9clunt rpcrOcr,
900 gb'S. ,,2B oIlGCcs 9ure RpunI0In DEW"
2SgjefCN, mcbr ais - MOHnte ait.
loo 9hi0 @IbaTolcl's 80 3oe 2B5tStea, 100 Barrels rr
8iuchSrts.
100 10 6lcd's Slo Stsc ,uo IGbite gShjetcv, 100 % Sin
300 70 SupnOGYc" MNLpt0iu 9Hbi5fto, - 20 Rum.
100 10 GuScuicoiI 9Shi5fsN, 200 90 @ranOn
500 90 = malDn 2&btStea, Ytr}tieCcnt Spr en-.
Sine genuine 5renh 9rln0g, 6Ol. Sin, Sccth 9Sb!sfcp,
Port. MAetWos, SBerru-28ttn, GIdrct Uu5 Gbampaaucr.
Or t~,In1ten tnrprtIrien GiaarrtR itecr @rt.
9Sm. " GLlace SO6ne.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-03
Gen. Fremont.

So far, Gen. Fremont has shown himself
to be equal to the emergency The utmost
activity prevails in the military depart
ment under his command. The various
points in the West threatened with attack
by the rebels are being fortified and their
general defence5 strengthened. Reinforce.
ments are daily pouring into St. Louis and
are rapidly equipped and depart to local.
tiles where their presence is needed. If
we mistake not, Ben. McCulloch will have
hot times in the next three weeks.
The course of Gen. Fremont will promote
the Union cause in Missouri. He acts
promptly in his punshments of rebels,
but the punishments he iuflicts are charac-
terized by moderation aud justice. One of
his hest acts was the countermanding Of
au irjust aud oppressive exaction levied
on ?ortion of the people of that State by
Gen. Pope. We would have preferred to
have seen Gen Harvey retained over the
Western department of the army, but we
now have reason to believe that Gen. Ere
mont will meet the most sanguine expecta-
tiona of Union men in his dealings with
those who are endeavoring to overthrow
our Government.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-03
War Meeting.

There was rousing war meeting at the
Court House on Saturday evening.
Hon S. w. Bowen, Mayor of the city,
was called to the chair and A N. Water
man, Esq, appointed secretary.
Able, eloquent and patriotic speeches
were made by Messrs. Bowen, Osgood,
Randall, Crews and Norton-and speeches
somewhat favored with Abolitionism and
mob law were dealt out by Messrs. Breck-
inridge and Snapp.
With the exceptions mentioned the meet
ing was harmonious, Democrats and Re-
publicans cordially sympathising in the
efforts being made by the Administration
to put down the rebellion. There are no
traitors in Joliet, unless it be those who
have raised the cry of traitors" against
their neighbors.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-03
From New Mexico.

1uuepeDuence, MO-, Aug. ~.
The Santa Fe Mail and Canon CITY Ex-
press has arrived here, bringing dates from
Santa Fe to the 18th inst. and Canon Civ
TO the 25th inst. The Express broupht
three passengers aud 10000 of gold dust.
The troops, $50 in number, who surrend
cred to 300 Texas Rangers, eighteen miles
from Fort Fillmore, have been released on
parole, the Texans retaining their arms
and the horses belonging to companies of
the mounted rifles
Gen. VIM. Pelham, formerly Surveyor
General of New Mexico, and Col. Clements
were arrested in Santa Fe, and confined in
the guard-house. by order of Col CANDY.
commander Of the departme of New
Mexico. They were suspected of giving
improper information to the Texas troops
at Fort Bliss, below Ell Paso. Col. Gle.
ments took the oath of allegiance, and was
discharged. Gen. Pelham refused to take
the oath. and is still confined in the guard
house.
Hon. NJ. o. Otero. of Albuquerque, has
been appointed Colonel of a regiment of
Mexican volunteers TO be raised in the Ter
rit ,ry
Col. Candy has, by proclamation, sus-
pended the writ of haheas corpus in New
Mexico
Fort Stanton has been abandoned hy the
United States frees, and fred by order of
Col. Candy.
New Mexico has been visited lately with
very heavy showers of rain, which have
done considerable damage to property.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-03
Rebel Designs.

NEW YORK, Aus. 81
The HerGld's despatch, Ws.i;,-
Both, says: "lt is estimated bv nag
titled to know that there are - OG0Ls
rebel army between Harper's Ferr1.,,.
ing an opportunity TO force cros.i,, !.
Mary land, and willing to take the eIs,-
there of an instruction Of the male
that will enable them to transfer n. !.
fict to that State, and place Wasbi,r,.
between two robel armies. In the M.
time hundreds of Maryland seees.ir;,
are gathering upon the Eastern Sbs,.G
the purpose Of carrying GU, the pros,,r,.
of cutting of direct communication Is,,.,
Philadelphia and Baltimore simuItsrs,,.
With the passage Of the rebels aerrs. !.
Potomac. At the little town Of E,.-
in Talbot county, these arrivals !,
amounted to fifty per day. The rsbskp
in such a condition that they are rn,4-.
either to attempt IN advance o. ~,
from the Potomac. The resources q
region are exhausted, ard they car,
much longer subsi>t their imTsprse llr,s,
the Virginia side Of the Putomas. 1,s
must either avail themselves Of the ri.
Of the snlendid agricultural disuis
Western Maryland. or fall back At lea,
the Rappahannock. Their deqsrs
will make lively times along the Pc.
IN few days, and perhaps a few hJus
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Rebel Observation-Disclosures
sion of PasSeS---The PubIiCa-
ton Prohibition.
New York. Anc 81.


The Times dispatch, Washington. 3Oth.
says; This morning the rebels III ade a
demonstration in forces, with three pfeces
OF artillery, against our pickets stationed at
Falls CROSSROADS. After retiring a short
distance, our troops returned the fire. and
hnaliy compelled the enemy to retire when
they resumed the possession Of their former
position. One rivate of Michigan regi
ment was slightly wounded
Military authorities think the present
movements OF the rebels have no sianif-
canoe except to keep their men actively
employed, TO prevent the demural zatiup
and dissolution Of their army, until they
are prepared tor grand movement, or un.
Ill one is made against them
Capt. Whlpple, Of the Engineers.
accompanied Mr.. Lowe Oh his aerial recon
noissance yesterday. They observed near
ly l,UOO men at work throwing up intrench.
ments on Muuson's Hill, between FaIl's
Church and Fairfax, u distance eff seven
miles. They concluded the enemy must
be IN large force.
The State Department will not issue
any more passes to anybody to pass from
loyal INTO rebel States. Since the passage
through Louisville was stopped, the de-
inand Tor passes has been very arge. MIST
OF the applicants are women, who have been
living at the North.
The order issued by the Adjutant
General Thomas, calling attention to the
9th article of the act created for the gey-
eminent of the armies of the United States.
has more sweeping application than is
generally supposed. 1t is intended to ap-
ply to all persons, both in and out Of the
army, and to newspapers, and elsewhere
throughout the North. Under it, it is in-
tended TO prohibit the publication of move
ments connected with the raising Of troops,
the preparation of munitions of war, the
transporta ton of men, aud the fitting out of
vessels.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-03
St. JOSEPH, Mo Sept. l.
Gen. Butler Captures Fort
Hatterass---The Engagement
at Cross Lanes.
Louisville, Aug 81

A special to the Louisville Courier from
the Union and AmerirGn, Nashville, 3lst,
says that dispatches from Richmond state
that Gen. Butler, commanding a feet Of
100 guns and 4,000 men, arrived at Fort
Ilattres on Tuesday, and opened fire on the
fort, which was vigorously returned by the
garrison of 800 men, under command of
Capt. Barrin, formerly of the U. S. Navy.
After twenty rounds, the rebels anmuuI.
tion gave out, and the entire garrison eur.
rendered. The fort was built few months
since, and mounted twenty guns.
The dispatch says it is believed in Rich>
mond that the blockade has been effeetual.
ly broken by the arrival of the British ship
Alliance ut Beaufort, n c.
Davis is reported convalescent.
An engagement took place at Cross
Lanes, Va, on the Goth. between 5000
C.nfederates and 900 Federalists, resulting
in our favor.
The commercial intercourse with the
North, under limitation, is to be iulorced
by penalties during the war; also, letter
correspondence Is prohibited
Advices from for Mantanzas to the 25th
say that British schooner ran the block
ade off New Orleans, arrived there, and
sailed for Charleston. A sloop from
Charles ton also ran the blockade.
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From Washington.
Despatch to the Chicago Times.


WASHINGTON, Sept. l.
have just returned from across the Pc.
tomac, where have spent the whole day.
The day has been quite, there having
been less skirmishing than on either Of the
two previous days.
There was one serious skirmish, near
Bailey's Crossing. Two Federal soldiers
we're killed and four wounded. Three
rebels were killed.
Reports traced to capt, r. Of the last rebel
prisoners, state that, after Beauregard had
moved his army from Manassas to Fairfax
Manassas was occupied by fresh troops
who came up the Orange and Alexandria
railroad
If this be true, it is probably Magruder's
forces, as 1t is known they had retreated
from Aque Creek, from whence to Manas
sas railroad, communication is direct.
the movement has been made, It is
most important and significant
General Butler and Commodore String
ham is here.
1t was great victory won by the Fed
eral fiotilla at Ilatteras Inlet.
They captured two rebel batteries. took
several hundred prisoners, and brought off
thirty cannon and Thousand stand Of
arms.
General Butler was serenaded last even
ing.
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From the Ohio Statesmen !
Practf cal SeCessiOnists.

theoretical secessionist is one who
believes In the right Of state TO sscede
from the Union.
The practical seeessionist labors to effect
the dissolution Of the Union. This NAV he
accomplished III two ways:
FIRST. BY fostering, aiding in, and ac
c"mplishIng successful rebellion against
the federal government, the constitution
ana tue laws. This is the position of JEFF.
Davis and his compeers.
second. BY making a war for the spn-
preston OF rebellion, war of one section
OF the union against the whole peopIe and
institutions OF the other, thus converting
the enort OF the government TO mt down
ana punish Individual traitors and rebels
into war OF sections Ur of states against
states. Ihls Is what certain politicians are
prHcucail y dung, who are very loud in their
zeal Ior the support of 'the government -
ana saFasely fierce in denoupcinp those
VINO do not partake of their sectioPaI ami.
mostly, a. secessiOnists.
Inc TWO classes Of practical secessionists
we nave described above, work inn zach
other hands. Whether al who are drawn
,n'o thelr ranks, are aware of il or NOT
end. ~ 0onn mon
Inc rebellion was grounded upon. and
mas been sustained, mainly by a belief IN
the alleged hostility of a maioyitv Of the
northern people to the people and institu-
lions OF the south. Nothir g can tend more
directly to make that rebellion efficient.
prolonged and successful in the end. thar
~ op, convince The southern people that that
aiaegeu hostility is real. by converting
OF individuals in arms against the ooyarn.
ment, INTO war against the whole neonIe
OF section of the country, or against en-
~. states considered as separate and dis
tInct communities.
lhey who take up arms against the gov
eminent, and they who SOW the seeds of n
lasting and deadly feud between two sec
tlons OF the country, are alike practical
ssecessionisss, and are working in common
tor the dissolution of the Union,