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In the great rebellion which two centuries
ago devastated England, the frat pitched bat-
tie between the forces OF the King and the
Parliament was fought at Edgehin On Sunday,
the Esd OF October. 1641. The city Of Lon
don, where the Parliament Was then sitting,
Wss in eager expectation Of news Of the battle,
as it VAS known that the opposing armies
were about to engage. 4 panic seized both
wings Of the Parliament forces, and they fed
from the field declaring that all was lost. The
CONSERVATION in London is we'll described By
Lord Clarendon:
1.-THE first news they heard Of the armies
being engaged, was by those who fled upon
the first charge; who made marvellous haste
from the place Of danger, and thought net
themselves safe till they were gotten out Of
any possible distance Of being pursued It Is
certain, though 1t was past two O'Clock before
the battle begun, many OF the soldiers, and
scme commanders Of no mean name, were at
| St. Albans, which Was near thirty miles from
| the field, before it was dark.
"These men, as ell runawayB do for their
! own excuse, reported all for lost, and the
| kiIg's army to be SO terrible that it could not
be encountered. Some Of them, that they
might not be thought to come away before
there Was cause, or whilst there was any hope,
| reported the progress Of the battle, and pre-
sented ali those lamectable things, and the
circumstances BY which every part Of the ar
| my was defeated, which their terrified fancie6
had suggested to them whilst they run away,
50 that The whole city WIS Monday, full Of the
defeat."
We commend this scrap Of English history
to MI. Russell and the London 1fases, Il il
disgTacefully from the first battle, afteEward
under s great leader, proved to be the mos
formidable soldiers which England ever pro
duced.
, 1861-09-12

II The oyster trade, during the present
season, will be affected BY the war. The pr!n-
cipa3 sources Of supply, - respects quantity
arid quality, ne in Virginia, md these aEe now
ef1ectually cut of Tiers win, neyerthelaes,
be oysters enough to aatist5 the demand, but
they must come to ~ from the Maryland
chores aud from New York. Baltimore ss
likely to feel most severely this Interruption
Of the o5ster trade. It has heretofore given
employment to shout six Thousand persons in
that city ard vicinity, over four hundred Ece-
eels, aud yielded annually upwards ofo and
hall million Of dollars. It u now eetin1ated
| tbs. the b1sineas win suffer decline OF about
| ffty per cent The great bulk OF tae trade,
| hitherto done by Baltimore, VIII lind lts WAY
TO and from Philadelphia and other northern
| caties,-FAuddeTuh{G Tkd0J.
, 1861-09-12
MORTGAGE SALE.-Publle no

N1 t1ce IL hereby given that By virtue Of th&
powers Of EAle contaned in two tndentnres Of Mort
gage executed A1d delivered to the Ende1ziSned-
William D. Scott BY Sylvester Lind and Eaza Q*sa
Lie bis wife, 5eA6 fng date on thf lth day 0f JaE
A. D. 18a and recorded In tie otfss OF toe CleEk *
the Circuit Court and Ex.0h1clo Eecordef Of Cook
aagea one At Page s and the oher PAge 81 1t aai1
Book; ore OF eaid Mortgages betag gtyen to seaHre
the payment Of he Bond ef eaid Sylvester Lind 14
OF July, 1a9 With interest said II tht r4te q
Aroe1ican Eieta24e B.nt "a the G.ty 9. hsE Xogk.
pay ment Of he Bent Of sid syl!sstss Lind toE s
1ssh Dig Of Juy, ls61 witl interest on sat sun
s99nay et aoss.d 1x; Il s1s On he he ~ q Il
Gourt Heuss L ths Gty of Chisa9a u al Comfy e
tn the foe9oon Of sa,t ds, osr rot sais snd 81 =
sa1d ndebtedaess interest I'D Of sale & e
sto1e IN Linda Eev Bloek On tie Forth twenty tase
@ thirty C9 and ttIIt;:o9e 81: 9f Brsals2.s ~
ana knoxn neFe Parsg1s!ty s aq1'hsT ~ twenty W:
Of the principal sun secured By sai1 monzagss.
respec1yeiy: g q WIIIiAa b. sSuTF: kortssEess
By E v. Willard Ills Attorney n fsot.
BlupGETT & HNoTQH. Att'Yk Au1a EE3-td
, 1861-09-12
G REAr .Gq:l CONSOLIDATED
CTKCTEEATI AND CHICAGO

AIR taEE xAtlk8kb.
Turty N11aa ths khmtsGs RaEts to Cincinnati
In6tka3ps11l md Lc1iEv1la.
TWO KITEEsB TRAISs lesre West Side Huina
Depot Chicago. ds1y, ~ toucEs:
So. 4 A-2h1 EIpEees. <sgnsayS e3esgsea1
ThHOUGH 70 EIEEtEK1L AND IkDI1HAfo
IIB WITHOUT CHANGR OF CAFE
EAtr1H1 CoxKEoTroKs-At Andersen md Eel.
NEED tof Feqas. EE5saa na;feE 4sniS 6tS Sousan'7a
EpNTHku CcGK1pTIuKB Al 1nd1hnSPo11 tcx
Franklin, Celu.nb-s, Madison. Lawrtnee6urE Jeaet'
DIANA ziso fsf Ieotsv1lle, FTa1kfe&. Lexington I'D
Cn1nec,sona e1 Ctnctnnth fo- Kamd=n- Marietta.
P1rkereburE. and points On *he Ohio isvet.
Tine 10 Cincinnati only u houzt, kleEant Sleeping
ThrnFh fcket1 81 this lne can be obtained q II
princ4na Bsiroad uMcas in the Northwest &nd 1t TIL
6csup4ayt QMce, no. 1ss Randolph Bsrect, Chicago
fpunnx the NA9E7u2n HoCee.}
EHAh 4. FOLLETT. Gen1 Ticket Agent myt
, 1861-09-12

Increase. .::....:.:......:. $14,437 81
For the last week of August the earnings
were *57. $40 1S, being the largest Of any single
week in the history Of the road. The Cincln-
natl Gazette says:
stDuring the past few weeks the demand for
cars along the route has greatly exceeded the
ability Of the company 70 supply, and the
amount Of freight now offering or sxaiting
shipment is without any precedent. Had the
ed, Or az could have been successfully em.
p1oy ed, the revenues Of the past month would
not have fallen below 3250, 600.
, 1861-09-12
J, TOVE9 SCAKXON, If1sa4a.
ChIcaro June e 1A1 IJNg3l7*4


TRUSTEES SALE.-W hereas,
Il Henry Waller snd sas1h B. Waller, bis VIE, eka~
cutec aEt delivered e ] f2n.g sea12n9n, @ : aexs14
ceeded IN IL ONES q Tic Recorder q Cook coants.
Ilncis On the 18th day Of Aatcr. 4 D. 1Ss IA Book
1eS Of DeedA At Page a9 conveying ctFt1tn }ots *
land snd premises therein described IN trust TO se
cure the payment Of certain prcMtsaoFJ notes tn a41
19st aeea sReeinsd a2d Eee1ess i r ~ pEosl5ed =
Henry Waller IaJ sati notes and intsfeat e hd7
should respectively become due ~ccordLng 10 Ter
tenor and eject. then. OF apqHcattoa OF Hodmzan Z
Gelpcke, their legal representatives. q AssiEna. u
should be lHwf1l ter s83 Sc6nGn to aeE adt d!sp?A
e SID p7SSalss S q m pat sasre,r e e. saS ~ Sn
vile, their letta Gr Rssi&n1 1nerci1. III macher prs
Bc7tbed IN sad dee4. a"d, whyreaA cs5taia tnatsu
nents Ct Interest aid notes have fN:n cns, A1d
dsfault oa4 bsen usde b. sd aecrY Wallet IA RAy.
tho tarne tau d4 md saia interest has not boea a4
Se,peke) tie :s9al noiners II SD n"tes hs7e made
ls alton said Scanmon to advertise for ale aad
sell Espose Of sad rremises according 10 the pso
visions cl Sas.1 Actd OF trust .
satd j. TonDK sc1nnon viii. on the Twenty E1ztH
day Of September, A. D. Isl, r. the hoaf Of tan
O'Clock II ta fztn1 At the north d2cr ot tas Go1Tt
IL r. 81 ~ tn q &;
and best price the same % tdrk Il cash tas :s,3
ao1 ei I'D Hep1y % I'D ~ tds:e 1htes "a
premises 1tqste r. the County Ct Cook AID stAss
q, IS VI s8 s. 20 u, - d ant e. In Block Lott
Il Is IN Block s; and Let s2 in Block al Ia e1tn
4 McAuley's subdlE fston Of the north kals of va
south half Of the vest taf OF tie N; T. of sec IL
7'h e. 'ztnf 6UhS & fss Gtx sMSos & Ses.o Ft.
5h;r.ya lima cSth 1ss1 fyAHiM
, 1861-09-12

The following tables are made up, showing
the traffic Of the New York Central and Erie
Railways for the eleven months ending with
Auguet, the receipts Of that month in each
instance being estimated:
, 1861-09-12

the semisecession, peaeeparty Democrats,
which loyal citizens should recognize and
adopt He calls them 1ae M1s. C4nniagAams
Of the Democratic party, soho are in labor With
their oJus baby, that 1hey may claim the Dsno
cratic ixheTitancc. He1cefnrth let them be
thus designated, whether they be found n the
cial circles Of private life. Bogus-baby
Democrats" Is the name given them BY the
high priest Of the true Democracy; let all
men, therefore, heneefoxth and forever, style
them "bogus" in purposes, "baby" In power,
bcgus-baby" every way. So let it stand.
, 1861-09-12

SERVED THEM R1GHT.-A "Brltisher" writes
to the Toronto Leadsr, dirty tory Sheet, the
following account Of what he denominates
American ineo1ence on 'British" Qn Malne)
Railroad. We only wish these American trav-
elere had done what they proposed, pitched
the British Southern sympathizera" out Of
the window:
1.-TWO friends Of mine, reeidents of9k John,
New Brunswick, being ~ route from Canada
to that port, rsa Po1tland, took the carr Of the
G1and Trunk Railway, running over the At
lantic and St. Lawrence section. Some OF
their American fe1low-t1avelezs entered into
conversation with them On the subject Of the
war; and my friends being, Ike the majority
o. the people Of st. John, decidedly On the
side Of the South, cigilly gave vent to thei,
sympathieA ThereupoR certain Of the Yam:
KEGS Eaxed furious, and the conductor OF the
! train was appealed to to expel the 6opther1
I eympathjZers." OF course be refused compH
snce. They were then told by bul1iee In ths
car that II they dared again to speak, thel
should be pitched ont o. the window, wheth
| e1 the conductor liked 1t OF not For the res
| Of the journey, therefore, these British sub
! jecta, travelling on branch Of a British Rail
road. were compelled By American threats O
| violence to N ain tain silence"
, 1861-09-12

Dec;ease. ...............-- $12,901 u
It is stated that the new arrangement for
funding the overdue bonds Of this company is
going On successfully. About $4,000 Of the
bonds have been exchanged thus far.
The earnings Of the Toledo and Wabas h
Railroad for August we're: .....
1861 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1ST, ,222 54
1860. 6GO.................-.... 80. IL, TA 81
, 1861-09-12
MASTERS SALE.-State Of lii

Nj ASIEh1S SAAH--ctate OF LIZ.
M 5o cSS.ty q sSsaP'st s =. GSSt ',s
S@is6s AaEEasstE 2: s%it4, s.alaR,a Ede Bf.alsy.
seiyer 9 aad n % ssnael De Golger.-Bm . Foreeaoss
Rssse{ h.: p ef
II pe aag q pft p ts = r. os Gssk
xll y 4 pa5le saeao1 T. tas htse:t old9eE y T e
e ssss aeaE &c ee hoesG
&c s TITS Z 5 81 81 ss5ss e 0Hs z a. ~ :
sssss 4 ss r sssSF ] SssR s
ssT; e sadsf &c sno1aF aae eo9gi.!a,s = 9a1ss II
~ 8 : 81 .s7ss e. 3 Rosl ss2 * i;ss rae
rs 8 Is $5s & ;ss b; s fe4ss S
e s95fn:1:s s Is RS i !:
BIaca 1R,5s e. F113SR.1 5 t5:Ts
e s. 1o sna1as n e q n'si ~
81 e S & zess95sis &c ssss 6 a q
esssss2s =: 2ss q. Ssa: & $
a.: s. Il: !: Z = =:
:s;;.s s:Ss $'
ESTATE OF ROBERT PAT
syss :, = 2se9es 3 &, sexf4k 81 Hes s
! = .seas1 IT, g Ehs S9snt{ ess1t !. & e G.
sss!;:. = q aassa s 81 e G se.a:s ~ a.s
- "a. g s:: s:i:'S;i E 2aSs'soA s;::s,t
TSTATE OF WILLIAM KAN
s: -: s. = -: s7ss ss.zs s.
, 1861-09-12

o&heF hz6 Roma sA:3ee&are, S1snS; rAAg ba a4ae
dsast& 4 = !" 4 sermon With the tsxt omitted"
s,MAKTM GREKH,-Nr. @a*e QuazttaxmaEtsr
gf Co. 4oaes's reafneat, wa4 n town yestsr-
~ aftef 1ot OF supplies which as1i!ed hare
aTew days sfnce for III reglnent, aud which
ho wn take b4ek BY NY a Palmyra He
etete4 tha4 AArt: Green was eoz|3etely trapped
+seuthe ef The Tnilroad, ind tAse N attack w
.auaneeA IA, be made yesterday morning. whaA
b Wo1la aeuhf1ese be takeo md h3a notee9
osptuEed md scattered. Gal Moore eA.ee4
him some f}fty miles or 1anra, ana Ser AA7s-
TT nigM eas9x As.e eas:z.a a.a' 1a"e1 na@ ~ - e.
presume Gen. Pope viii sou0 have matters
quieted ID along the Hannibal 4 st. 10. koad.
-Keoks&k Gate CITY. 10Th.
r. Homeopathic nedica1ec chast9 ~ con
tra6and Of war. Two gentlamen and four
ladies' were stopped At Pittsburgh Inst weak
while on their way South. md un1eF went N
examination. Among theif baggage wete
found three cheste Of Homeopathic medicine,
which were cor6stated. The travelling parry
was then released.
, 1861-09-12

TRUSTEE S SALE.-W herezs.
i Bernard 6: cau1aeld, Henry Walles ana s.5a4
Ecammon. u cert2in desd Of trust which hea5s dste
March lith, 4 b 1850 and wss recorded In the oaea
Of the Recorder Of Cook County. uiBolA % tae -
day Of March L. D. l<a in Book lss Of Deeds at raEa
IS whereby they made coaveyance Of eertala pafee4
certain notes and interest thereon also described
said trust deed which said notes were drawn " fAfd
Caulfeld to secure N Indebtedness to Holman h
And, Thereaa Il vM provided in said trust deeds
that IN case default should be made In the payment y
accorng to their tenor and eject, then On the a1pd-
ca1ion Of ssid HOFFMAN, aelpeke their legal repre-
eeutaves OF aasgEA it should be lawful ff sstd Scam.
mon to and dfapose OF sid premises OF A1Y pAk
thereof Ia mxaner prescribed By said trust deed ena
parmept Of certain Interest On said notes which =
p1st due and unpaid And, whereas, Appheaa91 ~
been nude to me- the aa1 Scam1oan by The Legal aola
ef5c ssid notes to sell said pIei1taee m enpo"
cred bJ fatd deed 10 do.
EoE therefore, notice b hereby E!7tn mat shAa.
On IT, tsenfy etEhta az Of Segse@ nss p l5s. +
north door OF the Court House IN the city o1
Cnof County Illinois, for the highest and hes tpe4oa
}he sAme 1tf bling tn rash the said parcels Of lsct
ana slI rsht benefit and equity Of redemption Of s4
C,ni;;:osd md Waller and Etfe .ferttn, which sa!1
of COOK ana sste Of nBny. s.~ as'e.'0ea =: aens:a
=. y T. e snd Il i IN Bloet !: Lots =, ., q
Blocks; Lots !, e. in Block al in the swim Nc.
Auleye subdivision OF the north half Of The soQth a1f
Of the west hAh Of the n E. quarter OF 6eEAo4 a. Z.
s9N, e. II E. lying IN she city q - ChteaEo; ;-
.IoQNa scAAAoN. Tr.ssea =
, 1861-09-12

THICAGO and NORTH EST.
ERE RAILWAY.
For Rock1ert Eelcit FFeeport Jaasavfilb. GAlenk.
Madtson, Prar1e d. CHEN Fond du Ihe. 0shkosf
Green B&v. Berlin. Ete11, LIZ Cfodee, T.. fbuI O.
On and atte1 Wednesday, Hay s1h- LEE 1atns VII
Dsy Errcs SEQ 4 NJ; Wight Expzeas 500 z.
both Frx.te du Cnlen and L. Crosse- with sseazaes'
w Fae.srEsr x:9e T, n, x Jaaeey11e
L DUNLAP, Superintendent,
m <- 47.,z-.rE fle1a TicEsn Hrert pelS1Y
, 1861-09-12

Jaana.y 20, 1851. 4 gsat1slnaa who heard
sAe1es{ - 1ln& ~ asllaan, ,sn9astAe*
tVp 1To41ls-1anSSW VII - inpoFtnat 1sasse-
ahcs exsepk that N ona las 9fan md fhe
othsr Id 1o1s: tA:1eetare, elsa;; my ba taas
0eADe8 IS" 4 aeTnoa with fhe taxt omitted"
, 1861-09-12
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
J. RoAn,
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after SUNDAY, 1rlr 2eth ISL. trains W14
leAve ron the Great Central Depot foot q LAS Aoa
E0uth T AHaF stteets, u follows: -
Ga4@ A. Z, arriving 4 Cairo q - udn1ffH 81 a.,.
1hk tEstn eonnecta fof fesyE;s f. A4s-ns Oh 1'1"se
4GCHN6obATiUH teveTy day. as 4;B0 z K scf
Cairo ard Way StAt1p1 A11lFih8 - e>no ="
SEQ 2. II next dag 7v,>s,,
ThA train "a Saturdays W TEE onE a " nsS II
HYDE FAKK 1FD WOOD LAMH.
Af@44s y - a9a .GsFS ~'ASe7~ 6s&S 4. NJ
9.&s A. H., s -
lEn ~ ~ S S. ="
&0F h. ~ s
sx- ~. ttetet t. and Information apply It the ooe
~ @oe 1se&' >ent* II, r. ARTHUR Gen sup'k
, 1861-09-12

Total II mot 095 S52 GA 298 45s1 975 5000 403
Increase. ...... 516,046 ...... AS
The net receipts Of the Harlem road for
the month Of August are as follows:
1860, ....................$10494 941 23
1SG1 G1............... ........ 81 G33 46
, 1861-09-12
exftrD&18. .<.
M MICHIaAN CENTRAL RAIL-
t14EAT CENTRAL &etTE

~ AWE AVxAJ 9t<p~
On ne ssssf SUNDAY. Ane 11sA Hs zFa1a4s 14 s'e's
the KzME ~Etl Dspa<, 1oos1f -. 1oss" e.rasv, -
T:a0 A.K.-1AahsntnE E5gsS,es1 - 3 II: sasesskan
>. GxT = ~ K 4; Albany E8 r =:
20 r II: Hostoo. 11:s5 -
~ T. N-Sex 1osk tna txs 5estoG = bser&t a.
S1%Tsnrnntn - r. u; Montreal ~ 4 i
4a19enenxton Rnq8e 81 Rg1alo4 SO ~
e1Ss1y, - q =; New foek. nc + II;
x. ,55osso 5oasont IL T. &. RafrqA1 Leave Chicago
=. GnGnnaIM Nu ii Isd ram: So zast EIptAss
aTrive Il ChtsaFe = ~ q" ." i~ss n1pt"s't A13
1875 NJ = III TTss1 eavtpg Chicago ranl 3hzouga
70 CtadEnsd 21rhout eainse of eazs Or baggage
sa1iebury's Patent Duetsr4
Arr rue On p&y Expreaz Tfatna-
paTKNTslEKrTEG CARS IGN AL,EIGHT TRAIEs
~BARXaEe Chne8sd Through II
THROUGH 1ICKKTs tor nsle IN III principal Ball.
~ s1 C15ces in the #E8f At EAe 8Al6a& Oca. cofnn1
Like and Dearborn lxreetn {undet the fremont
AoN5s) CnteAEc. nd r ~ DeF'oe
K n. RICE 9ener11 Superintendent
1.Q. L. BEAN. WsstazE PAss. Agt.
, 1861-09-12

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ 1f Cook s-supestox Court Of Chicsxo. Nove1-
In Cn1Acery. =
Affidavit ef the non.residence OF Anne Phtlnps, D.
feEtaIt above named. having been tiled In the of3cA
Of The Clerk Of said Superior Court Of Cnie4go No
tcs Is hef6by ktTeu % tho said Anne Phillips tart
tie complainant fied bis bll Of complaint u SAID
Court on the Chanee1y ssde thereof % The - dAy 4
SeEteEbsr Lei. and that 8ummon8 the1 euPon 1sne&
cut said Court against said defendant return4bl.
the afA Monday Of November ne1t LII. - By 1AN
required
Nov. unless you. the said Anne Phillips shall pr.
eonAlly be and sppeAr before said Superior o3Eft u
Chicago Of Cook County tie 3I8t day Of tbs term
he7eoi 2 Be holden . G5lsszS II ~ GornM .
or demur to the eaid compls1rtIts bill ct complaint
the san1e nad Aad tnlnxs taaEs1
entered akanzt Juu according to tho pr4{er ct ka&o
bill. WALTER KIABAL14 Cletk-
, 1861-09-12
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, CO0E

~ COUNTY, GB-8Epeftof C9Zt df CAeoeEA
0eteees TkA 4 n t6I. Ctaxas WFtE4 n Saesss
HFfKht-Attachme4t
PUBLIC notice "a hereby xiven to tie aal& Ja3A
M5tehtthat hN.,tof ae1eh.neE t.sued Sst1t - os4
the third dry Ct September. A. D. f9n a kas1ft of4
said Charles nd aEalnst tie Atats af ho aA
James Wright for the sum Of Twenty. HzE Huxffe4
and Seventy ssva and @-lm Dola11 dfeete1 & IL
shestt Of Cook County, which sid wit ~ bsaa -
TUNED executed.
Eow, therefore, unlea yo~, he asia Jaanea Wright
shall pe11oneIH b and appear be{are The md au1e-
term thereof TO he holden q tie Court Ho14e 3n tka
s. pesa g shs g saax
action, Judgment VII BE- sateEed agsiast yo9. t2d u
property attached Is nay Be s1ciert . satisfy tha
said laaxmeat md costA iii BE- sold to ests1 IL
tame. WALTER KIN8ALI. Clerk
&AIINF E1ICNt2QCL Pt.6'A Att'GR. ae( z5al4x
, 1861-09-12

4 RMY BLANKS, Of every Dc"
II ,a%s.. f:ssSas f:sssSssa / s sFFzo. 4 . caek ,lrsat-
, 1861-09-12
#ar9lH&rp, 42arsmart, 81.
HURLBUT'S GREAT TIGHT
IL BARREL 8TAVE
SAVING AND bK E$8fNG MACa1N&s

The gfeateEt invention o4 the sZe.-Caoe2anaI Nua+
< dIscovery Of national importance 7. T1lbnna
Deserving the highest praise In both colsH1cQoa
sud Acttou-HSEeutihc American.
Il il the fkVprita OF Ill At the ExMblsaot, tCoeaEo
Mechanics institute lChlcaso Tribune ,,z,and II
We give It cur hearty appreciation. ana cpo1ent4 Z
70 ID ianbermen believing 4 opens mine Of wealth
to theM-+S< Louig Republican,
The undersigned are the Inventors and F4tenteeA
md sui own lie right to de following territory to
Msine LouaIana Tennessee: Alkansss AaEyand & Fl9r.
Vatc and Rhode Island We aTe now prepared to sell
Stats, County and Town Rights.
making = Etsve fon one to tk FEET long, and Il saY
desired thickHes1 nom u Of one inch to 31 tncheA
make PERfE TIGHT B1xxei 8tATe
:. The following persons have the machines tn ope11
Mou, md to them re Eo1M respectfully refer the pub
Hc-Hayward 4 DsWof NIchixan City, 1udana
Cheney Pct CO, Asnlgy, NJ; t. = & H. y: Alley,
B4tes1due, 11dsA&; ,Iempaeton. Cincinnati, Chic;
Caswe4 = 92yidson Pafks1ebnrG+ virginia a Thorn
We VIII tete real estate Or good personal property
n EIchmge fur n1thtne4 ind TiEhh.
Persons VIKING to make inquiry n Eegatd t2 ~
territory vii p1ease addEee. HgELBUT Taa}a REIt
, 1861-09-12
roc1 SUMMER ARRANGE
tTnkA AENT.
Michigan Southern Il Lake Shsre

1QE7 -ouNAn n.l9 1AAeA~e1ASon
AcO1s
On and sitter SUNDAY, AnE nth % @nd nnt1lla's1'r
~ yoET DAT Ex7z1ss:
20 Eeaa: connecting + kikhaTt Viz f.
for Three HvtIs, Ut Adrian Win trsl4 for
f1sH: E1FKEss; = ,o., ,,o,,-
gan Rosa.s ee1nscttrE st Airline rcHon
rrstzs 1iTtve II ' ron II tae EssS at 7:o0 = N. and
7:se f.k-
14t3rF - y +sto E;ag&H Fam 1!5srT NsT YORK
sst Psisal Dzsses5 Sci o. i
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M 8. NICHOLS d CO., HAVE
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General Cemm1AkoA Hou14, 1bf the purchase ~
a7Aof G.atn- FlQ1E, FroEsEonh DC. aud solGtt cor.
AEnments and oroei1. To p41t3ea accessible to MI
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Milwaukee House. Nichols, Britt Co. tank they car
Ef7e N16A superior advantages. Ap!6't1.ly
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-17

There was some talk that the evacuation of Ship
Island had been carried out Six steamers were
engaged on Sunday in the course of transportation
There is talk that our authorities are carrying
things too far. Are the exigencies of the Govern
ment SO strong as to require it to seize and
press into service all the passenger steamers en-
ployed on the lakes to carry seven hundred troops
about fifteen miles The citizens ON the lake
shore-say Vaudeville, Coyngton and Madison
yille-have been deprived Of all their means Of
communication by the seizure of the boats. The
authorities first took the Arrow then the Pamico,
and have now laid hands ON the A. G. Brown, the
only steamer by which our citizens could reach
their families on the Pontchartrain coast This is
carrying the pressing process too far The Creole,
the lake shore packet, was detained on Sunday
whether by order of the Government, we cannot
say, but very probably.
We should like to be informed how our citizens
are to return from the lake shore if our authorities
are to arbitrarily seize and detain every passenger
conveyance. we ask for information why the
Creole was detained yesterday. If the facts, as
stated tous, are true, then some colonies or COM
manders have dressed themselves up in a little
brief authority which the general voice of the pub
lie will not sanction.
The gunboat Florida arrived last evening from
Mississippi Sound. We dislike to talk much, but it
is about time our citizens walked up. The Hessians
will have control of Mississippi Sound in thirty
days. 1t is about time to suspend organizing more
companies and regiments of troops for Virginia.
Every able-boded man, all guns and cannons are
wanted for the defence Of our city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-17
II. PIF r. n II ,
1872 CANAL STREET ToUEo BUILDINGS.

The following named goods have just been opened vii
be sold cheap .-N
800 pairs Assorted BLANKETS.
50 dozen WoRSTED NECK TIES.
50 STOCKINGS
IS :. COTTON AND MERINo STOCKINGS.
500 balls WORSTED YARN.
500 lbs. KNITTING COTTON assorted Coors..
275 lbs. Assorted ZEPHYR WORSTED.
10 dozen WoRSTED DRAWERS.
80 dozen WoRsTED ENDERSHIRTS.
:. INDIA RUBBER OvERCOATS.
$50 great gross CHINA BUTTONS.
5dozen KNITTED SILK SASHES, for Officers.
OFFICERS SHOULDER STRAPS BARS and EMBR Old
Erred STARS
SOLDIERS COMPANIONS AND OFFICERS BIyoAUC
BASKETS.
SILK AND WORSTED BINDING, Of every description.
GOLD BRAID, of every quality and width
GOLD AND SILVER CORD.
GOLD AND SILVER TASsEIs, CORDS AND TRIM
MINGs, for Flags
SILK, MERlNo AND COTTON CONFEDERATE FLAGS,
AND GuIDONS.
800 dozen MILITARY BUTTONS for Louisiana Mississippi
and Texas.
DRUMS AND FIFES, of every quality.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS AND RIBBONS, of every
qnaly.
CHILDREN CARRIAGES HOBBY HORSES AND We
LOCTPEDEs.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN TOYS
All of these goods vii! be sold low CASH and CONFED-
FEDERATE NOTES TAKEN AT PAR.
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