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HcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
rHE REsT LINImENT IN THE woRLpl

fhs sniy safs and certain for Cancers, Rss Tr
Bvsllihgs and Rronehls Cotrs, Paralysis Neu-
E.lga, sf ths musclss, Chronic
sHratism, efnss Of the yoins Con;raetsd Muscles
LJansat., Esrssas Toetsshs Brsis. epsnns, FIssh
Cuts, weunds Ulcsrs Fever Scrss Csksd Breast Sore
kppss, Brrns Bcaids Sore Throat
pcin, difference hev lcnf the dsezse
have existed, McLEANS CELEBRATED LlNIMENT e
q csrtAin remedy.
fhoesands Of human ssings been savsd life Of din
esspitrds and misery BY th nv.lnzbs remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
W rssye pain almost and will clean,
purity and heal foulsst in an shcrt
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
meLEANS CELEBRATED LrNlMENT 9 ths only s.fs
ans reliable remedy for the of Spawn, RnFbons.
Nnegaiis, spiiuts uanaturS Lpmps, Modes swslnfs
u nsysr fasd to Big Head. follsvii, Fisuls dld
knnning sorss, OF svssny, properly applied. Far
sprsins, Brusss sersiehss Craeksd Hss Cafss saddle
OF Cellar Gals, Cufs, sorss, Wounds Il infahs
rsnssy Apply it a. directed and esrsin every
Instance. --s -.
Thss trias ne ,sng.r va ths yorhls.. Liai2.es
BRAfED IMMINENT. II win cure yor-
strr-a... J. II. MCLEAN, Sale Propristor.
Cornsr Third and Pine sta-, o. Lscis, Me-
CHkRLEe sr0TT, Us Pa sv, sole agent Ia wssAns
eos hk CtsSEL. .dsdTstevn ssH-DAWU
Vl rials.
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NrForty-two young Persisns, between the
aoes of fourteen and thirty, are now pursuing the
regular course Of studies IN the various colleges OF
France.
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Richmond whig of yesterday states thai the ne
cesity Of forfying that city Is seriously urged by
some Of its citizens. 10 would be advisable, per.
hnps says the Wkig, to erect and man fort on
Church Hill, % ss 70 command the river approach
90 the city. A battery OF ordnance should also
be placed in position, forthwith, at West Point
ON York river. -ff-.E .s--
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w Street, BsttSeer 9th ard 10fk Streets,
r, We have Just finished a number of FIRST class
WogoSs, Park Phsatons, Eanily Car-SS
ytases, and BHgsteS, which we will sell at-22S8
yer, small profit.
6eing pracSrual mechanics in different branches
Of ths business, we flattsr ourselves that we know
the styles and suahty Of work that will give satIs
faction, combining lishtness, comfort and durabIli
G.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended to
the shortest notice and most ressons bic oharees
WALTER, KARMANN BOPP,
A. S7-diT ~ " NE - ""oA'
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS

NorrcF Es urp HMp5xSHitSTSyTeN, px iTy JpIy IL, lse0.
ably TO the provisions Of the 6Idnanoe of the Cor
gorstlon sppIoyed May u 1850, the undersigned is
on pre- payment Of the fee of tJ cents to Inspect,
eHamlne test prove, and ascertain the accuracy of
repatriation oil any gas meter in use in this city s.
Every meter. iffonnd Incorrect, will be condemned,
and another, sealed and marked as true, viii Re
measurement Of gas, it viii be sealed scoordinry.
once No. $40 Seventh street, (nosr Odd Eel
,CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM.
~ B-u Inspector and Soaler of Gas Meters.
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DENTISTRY.

hrs. LOCKWOOD & DARRELL ARE PRE-
ITE BASE, new and improved mode S>S
When made on this plan they are CON ~lIlD
fortsbe to wear and much cheaper than sny other
Also, Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, aud az Dental
Operations of any kind that may be desired. OF
hce1Room No, In the w sshing sOn Building cor
ner Pa. av, and Seventh Sc. ia lO-Sws
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1--WE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
-. arrived d tn: e sdsL; @ embracing al sg.i HSE
Dress and Packing Trunks. Our trunk Shor9
sses room exhibits at this time tho greatest variety
Of travelling regulates at moderate prices, to be
found thIs side Of NsY York. Also, every desorIp-
S9n & 81 X kthnDiES' Nd HAT BOXES, VALICEs,
,IFOld Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
Tor new ones.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
Trunk Sales Room,
clar 3i-h 299 Ps svenue.
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nj TEETH.
W. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, go
tends personally at his ofhoe in this city ISp&S
Many persons can wear these teeth who <In
cannot wear others, and person can We ar others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with sny style and price of Teeth they may desire;
but 70 those who aTH particular and wish the purest
oiesnest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art oan produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this cIty-No S3s Pa avenue, between
9Th and 10th sts. Also, s05 Arch street, Philadel
phla 90 l5-u
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
M. q 4LE15ktoNID,SsiLlss "a.

n
The thirteenth annual session of this lnstltutl6n
val commences on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
No. $50 King street N"
The course Of study pursued will comprise al
the branches rec ulslte ~ a thorough English Eda-
cation, and Muse, French, Latin and Drawing, 10
In addition TO day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick 10
PREPARED 70 receive = limited numser Of bupils ss
Doereers, who, constituting part Of her own fam
lily. will be under her immedlAte care and suneTy,
SION. She Will endeavor, as far ss possible 10 suT.
of Home. ~
Refereness.-Rev. Geo. III. Norton, Rev Dr. Eltss
Esq-, Edgar Snowden, Esq. Edmund r. Wilmer
Ess', Rohsy Rhehnry tMs.I6g,y. Esa, Lsrls MeKenIle
EDITOR Evening Star, Benjamin w aters. Esq. las
Entwlsle, yr., ESQ, Col. John w. Minor, Londoun
messrs. Blackjack Il Marshall, Messrs Cor
Brothers.
Board, with TsItion in aI the Enslish Br.pohs.
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
IL No extra charges. su s-u
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CLOTHING, &c.
PANIC PRICES

L PANIC PRICES,
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS, on
Malch, without regard TO COST These goods have
AL been made up by the best houses in Baltimore
and Phi adelp and owing TO the times they will
be sold at almost any price, object being turn
them into cash as soon as possible.
l. A. BEALL & CO.,
Clothiers, No. 439 Seventh ST., above 8.
NJ B.-Come one, come all; now Is the time to
buy WINTER CLOTHING at any price on Sew
enth st., No. 439, a doors above G. st. de 28-lm
GENTLHMEN's T.
VI READY Y-MADECLOTHING,
Our present Assortment of GENTLEMEN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING offers to citlzens
and strangers wishing an immediate out. fit supe-
rlor Inducements, embracing, at this time, all
styles and qualities Of Dress and Business Gar
ments and Overooats in all varieties. Fine Shrts
and Under clothing OF all kinds. Kid and other
Gloves Of best quality. Soarfs, Ties, Cravats,
STOCKS, Hosiery, &c;, &C.. All of which we are
u Clothing m.de TO order in the most superior
nohsl no isrif WALL s'hfsaSP saa p. avenue. W1i
w MERCHANT TAILORING.
w T. Invite our customers, and citizens general
ly, to an inspection of our present new, at a
tTaotiye, and elegant assortment OFF,
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, DOESKINS, NJ
VESTlNGS, OVERCOATINGS, DC. vH
whloh we will make to order in superior -A.
WALL, STEPHENS l. CO..
oc 5-H 322 Pa av.. betw. 9Th and 10th sts.
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EDUCATIONAL.

T.. FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their dans hters 20 re-
oelye thorough and systematic educahon. where
their phys training Will receive daily and special
Stenton, under the most approved system Of Calls
tnenlcs and ymnastcs are respectfully invited TO
teenth st and New York Rv.
Mr.. 4 MRS. z. RIcHARDs,
aQ S-u Principals.
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slUOIS AND saOES TO SUIY THE
D TINES.
Wesre pow manufacturing oil kinds of BOOTe
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a-sRn
supply of eastern msde work OF every de- ~
scrTption, msde expressly to order, and will ~
DO sold at a much lower price than has been' -
heretofore charged in thus oIty for much inferior
arlolos.
Persons in wsnt of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
CITY made work, will always find good assor.men
In store And at the lowest prlces. Give us cali.
GRIFFIN & BRO,
E-Y A
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Beware q fdrsesss or ds.lsr, vhs may try palm upo
yep bitter ssrsapsla trash, which thsy can bu
cheap, N s.yng Il IL le,t a. Seod Avoid .sch men. As
for MCLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL, and tak
nothing sss IL 10 the only rsmsdy that will parity IN
Blood herosghy snd Al the same tms the
One tsaspoocfnl taken every morning fsstinf
ptsvsnt,s for Cholera Chs and Fever, yellow Fever
any prsva.nt disaa. h pat 10 large bot.l.s rrie
Sole proprietor Of this Cordial Also MeLsanS Volcanic
Linimsnt Principal Depot the eornsr Of Third an
Pins stfssts, 1t. Lsuis, Mo.
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DENTAL CARD,

n DENTAL CARD,
Tx. MUNsQN Has returned and resumed his
profession. Once and house al 463 f St,
third door east of Sixth. In addition q AS
every other approved style, Dr. M. hasset SllID
teeth on vulcsnIte Base for the last three years
ana, from experience, knows It exoe.s all others,
and Is e-third less In prlce than gold. His old
patrons of washington, Alexandria, and George
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FOR CHILDREN
ca lUTION.

Co1DIAL win maks than healthy, fat and rsbsst Dsla
nsmsnt; try IT, and yos viii bs esnvinesd. IL 10 de
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lust RECEIVED

AT FRENCH 4 RicssfEffNT's. a7e Penn.
avenue Marion Graham, or Higher On n haPpi.
for Sl25
SABINE. Notes on Dusls and Dsslinsi limo,
cloth; Sl Is by mail.
sieo1rney's illustrated Poems; cloth Gllt o. 50
By mail.
Lamb's ESSAYS on Lelis; l2mo., oloth portrait;
9i.2S BY mail.
An Of Longfellow's and Ike Maryel,s works.
Our usual heavy discount on Books from the put
fishers prlces for oaah. -
FRENCH a RlCHsTEIN.
ia7 QTS penn svenne
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OYER Al MILLION BOTTLE Il
TO THE LADIES

McLEAHT STRENGTHENING CORDIAL 10 . ssvsr
sign and speedy fer nepisnt Censpmpton whites
Ossrretsd or D1eult msnstrraton Of Urine
nvslunsry Discharge thsrsof, Falling of the womb
oiddnsss, Painting, and all diseases Fsmass
THERE is NO MISTAKE AB0gT 1T
SAFER lsngsr. TAKE IL according dirsedooa IL viii
ssts ghsn, and invigorats yes and easss ths
slsem 81 health to mosnt ehssh again. Every bsts
vkfran,sd In sstisfactoa.
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A MUSIC BooKIss sFFF TIE BEST CHRISTMAS
Moore's Melodies beautifully bound,
Mende sohn's songs, without words.
The Home Circle.
All the Operas, with and without words,
Besthoven's, MoIart's and Clemepti's sonatos.
Bach's CherubinI's, Marx and Albreohtsbsrger's
Theoretical Works,
All the Oratorios,
Selections OF Music with beautiful tite peses
Also, large assortment OF SteinvaJ sons and
Raven, Bacon a. Co . Overst ung Pianos, IN
doubtedly the best now Manufactured. "A very
large stock of Piano stools end Covers et reduoed
prices At the Music Store Of -
Sea corner Eleventh st and Pa sv
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w w D o Dg f
STOVE sad KINDLIN6 woSD, q the IL IOvs. o. 4,
possible pncs.
2es Pa sv.. between llth and l2th sts.,
IJ-H uorth hcid
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FRO5I hITssoTTRT.


'd --4l = ,-A ST. LoBls, Sept. IL.
% Win 9 view Of promoting ths health and
comfort Of the troops Ii and around 81
Louis, Gea. Fremont has appointed San.
1itaFy Committee Of Eve gentlemen, who
shall ssrve Voluntarily and be removable
81 pleasure. The general eb;eot Of this
commission shallLbe 10 carry out such san
itsry Fegulations and reforms as the we'll
being Of the soldiers demsnd s'5fts H3
:, lt shall have authority Under the direc-
tions Of medical director, to select, fill up
and furaish suitable buildings for army
and brigade hospitals, In bueh places and
such manner as circumstances require;
attend 10 the selection Of women nurses
under the authority Of Miss Dix; CO.
operate with The surgeons In the yarl-
Gus hospitals In providing male nurs-
es ? consult with the commanding and
regimental officers, win regard 70 sanitary
and general condition Of troops and aid them
In providing proper means for preserFao
ton Of health and preventing sickness by
wholesome and well cooked food, and obtain
nom community at large, such additional
means Of increasing comfort and promoting
moral and social welfare Of men in camp
and hospital, as may be needed and cannot
be furnished by Government regulations.
The Committee Is not intended to interfere
with the medical staff or other officers Of the |
irmy, but to cooperate With them, and aid
hem 10 the discharge Of their present |
Irdenous duties. s u l-a 7
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TELEGRAPHIC.

We KILLEl 40 WOgNDRD.
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RpOa kPIEons LRApER;--rhe general impression
seems to be that the Senator for the next
sua saa TERN should be selected from the Republicans
OF this city. Please, therefore, suggest the
name Of Amasa Stone, Jr, as q man most
eulnendy htted tor that position. At the
present time above all others th7 welfare Of
sl as1ou oar saunlEy impsratFsly demands that our
LAX Legislators shOuid Be men Of practical busi-
aEg osl @ mes ezPerisnoe and financial ability-men
toe whose most material interests are espe-
sdaa 7s eiAy wrapped IN the prsssrT Of our
Government Where then, we ask viii you
liaaa q is lad the man who has such Qualifications in
sogreat degree as Amasa Stone, Jr.a "a q.
REPUBLICANS AED DEMooRATs.
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I'm WAaHTnCrnnl
- WAsHINafoEl SAM. q.

HAonANoAonf ~ u.
tnls morning hring has been resumed at
II ~ ne direction ofiDhain Bridge The
occasion OF Il Is not yet known. - slid 5
-Sen. Mcclellan 3 dispatch 70 the Seere-
tary Of Warts very brief. He merely bays
tLat Gen. Smith made reoannoissnce with
SOoO men to LeWisYille, and remained there
several hours and completed their examin-
alton OF Che ground Wien the work was
completed and the command had started
osck the enemy opened FIRE with shell,
ey which two men were killed and three
Nounaed. ,TN8aVaD " l3dT
q, Ssithn's battery he says sileneed that Of
tde enemy, and cur men came back In per-
feet order and excellent spirit. The men
behaved most admisabls under the FIRE. He
concludes BY remarking that we shall have
no more Ball RIM efFaira gf. 10 Irflr q
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REPORTED WRECK or TIE PRI-
= TAEEER SUMTER
This Afternoons Report.
FROM aIIssOURL
JEFFFEsoN CRY

z-a- JEFFERSON CITY, Sept IL.
A gentleman from GeorgesoWs,----1Is, s,'sss ss
county, destined, it is thought for Lexing-
ton. E
A messenger from Sedalia brings informa-
ton that DR.. Jennisop, the Kansas jay
haWker with 8 small force from that State,
had fallen upon,a party of five hundred rebels
nndor the notorious Dr.. Staples, and com
pletely routed them and killed their leader.
If this be true the most difficult part Of re-
storing peace in Pettis and adjoining cogn-
ties has been accomplished. This man Sta
pies, and Capt MagOHin, who was captured
some days since, have been the principal IN
strVators of secessionism in these counties.
The same messenger states that Col. Mar
shairs Illinois cavalry had surrounded 500
rebels under cspt Shelby, short distance
below Lexington, and taken the whole forc'
prisoners. Shelby had two cannon. Tei
/ latter report needs confirmation, but it hsI
been known for several days that Shelby
band Ind taken their position az the plac
Indicated after abandoning the seige OF Lex
linRton s..
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WPsrRRN NEWS.

OTFER TELEaRAPH Station, Sept. 10.
The Pony Express passed here with San
Francisco dates 70 the 28th ult. rf
The enlistment Of soldiers throughout
the State is progressing satisfactorily to
the military authorities. .sa 80 >
The people generally are showing great
liberality in subscribing money to aid the
work. 4E.15.
The excitement attending the political
canvas grows more intense as the election
day draws near. ~ ---E
The Steamer J. A McOlellAnd, running
to Red Bluff, on the Sacramento river, ezPlo-
tded on the 25th, killing 10 certainly, ano
probably many more, and scalding II others
sonne of whom have since died.
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J FRnnI WARRINGTON.

lI'l- - WAsHiNaTON, Sept Y, N
In future tie single rate Of postage on
nrspsid letters posted in the United States,
sddresssd to Prussia, Austria, Bs7arial
ssxonY, Wurtemberg. Mechlenberg, Sire
I'm 0idsnberg, Luxemhurg, Brunswick
Tnbae. Hamburg or Bremen, and forward
~ n t6e Prussian closed mail, viii be re-
duced tO.tWenty-eight 20 cents. IA ID .ror
An nnpaid letters, to whatever part Q
Germany, they may be addressed, and 81
PREPAID letters addressed To- any other SeS
man stats than those above mentioned
viIl continue to be charged at the ezistinl
rate Of thirty cents. 10 ..-s..-.,trsa
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- pef cents Is greater then sap b saslsHsd5'i 4 I
y g N1nsr0us oacsrs talIsths s-loth aosss y
- pF5lSlsEss 70 gold q dsnslt notes Ara sf1a
y ithsn home . thsiE sauilis1.A a
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FROM FORT MONROE.

- 4 FORT M0ARoE, sept. II.
In view Of the Increasing importance Of
Fort Monroe as basis Of offensive opera
tions against the Cenfederates, there is to
be large increase in the military and na-
val forces.
There vas heavy firing this morning on
seWeIl's Point, the ConfedeFates trying the
range Of their guns. A deserter states that
| The Confederate force there numbered
about 1900 men. - s
ousrtermastsr Tallmadge is making ar
ranReme0ts to quarter contraband slaves
on Old Point, in comfortable wooden bar
racks outside the fortress. v l
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FIGHTING on THF P0ToMAc

Luh fLEAsAET HLL, Nd, Sept. IL.
1I Firing vas heard Sunday In the diree
tioR Of Conrsd's Ferry. Our piekets dis.
covered rebel cavalry enoAmped about two
milea from the river, and Capt. Tompkins,
Of the Rhode Island battery, threw about
twenty shells In the vicinity Of the enoamp-
menG kyery preparation has been made
@ give the rebels warm reception, should
they make the attempt to GROSS between the
Great Falls and Point Of Rocks, with a
view OF marching on Baltimore siuultans.
ously with their threatened attack on WASH
ington. ~
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FRO1I MISSOURI.

Another fendish attempt TO destroy the
lives Of our solaiers Was made day or
two since on the EOrth Missouri RailrOad:
The timbers Of q bridge just this side Of
Sturgeon Wsra partially burned in ezpec.
tation that . train laden with troops would
be preoipitatsd into the creek below but
he dssiQn Of the Williams being known, the
ktrain. stopped here, and the troops are now
epcamped ct this place, where they will re-
/ main until the bridgeis repaired. atia q
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ANNIvRRsAilf CRLRRR Mos.

- ,...E.szz BALTINORE, Sept. 12.
Thsl7tA. Of septsnber, the Anniversary
Of the BEETLE Of Baltimore, is being eele-
6Fatea here to-day BY ihs loyal citizens
Sen.spi1 iRsued orders for firing salutes
ena ,aress PeFades. Ia homer Of The day at
ne gsFieus camps. The New York Fifth
kegiment zonayes have . grand dress pa
raae from their fortified camp on Federal
hll5 passing through the city and around
ne ainerent men1ments.) The Association
OF gld Defenders make their usual parade
WITH their old nag, which they have not de-
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REPORTED ASHORE.
- M YonK. sept. u.

NEW 1ohk. oept- Il.
Cant Atkinson Of the bark Venus, from
curacoa, reports that the Venezuelan COnT
s1I Al Curacao had received adyicss from
Csraecas,. Venezuela, Of August I'D, that
TIE privateer Sumter had gone ashore on
81 islsnd a Trinidsd, Port spain sbont
ths 2Oth, and was 3 total wreck. Doubtful
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The L0adsn Tines, received by thS sias.
stsamss, hes rsnarkablo editorial upOn
.s he Amsrlosn Nar, Remarkable not for
lis general tone q hostility to he Federal
% NV UaiOu, sat for lie mere than Southern bit.
a . z tsrasss and unfAirnsss sg Int our Govern
ment Hsnceforth the Times Is openly
ranged upon the sias Of our enemies ard
We may look for only abuse and misrepre-
4 = lssntaiioH srOn-it3 q laughs At cur prspa-
ratiOns for the var, proclains he southerk
aapsrioF 10 the Federal army IN numbers
Snd skin, and compares our resolution to
put d0Na the REBELLION to NspOleOn's III.
11 successful var against Ruasia The last
a. letter Of lss AasriOis eSrrssPopds5s isa also
hllsd-nO doubt By direction Of bis mAs-
tera-With dsparagemsnt Of the Federal
Il JsEpyfRud exAEgefatiOns Of the power Of
the rebels. Heneslorth We trust that no
passes or fsvors will be granted to Dr.
Russell At Washington or elsewhere, and
q y ] a thAtif Necessary, The ciIculatisn Of the
London Tines win be prohibited.
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EAINE RLRCTION.

si sY5a5ai PoRTEAED, Ne Sept. IL.
snl95 towns containing two thirds of the
aggregate vote Of the State, give Washburne
Representative, 39,e65. Jameson. Union
Democrat l5,lT8.s Dana, Peace Democrat
IL, lao. Majority for Washburne I2.34T
against IL, 9T2 in the same towns last year.
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COMMERCIAL.
NBR KORK aARRFT-seVt IA

BAD aaE 81 r1l lar TELB9HAPH.I
FLOUR Market auiet and arm for shipping
SALES sOOo bbls AZ S4,4oasaa As for .upsrsn. -,.,.
ttIe6N IS tor common 20 medium eTfrn vysafsTn I.
~ W snppinR bran1s extra round hooped
ss, sAtra STATE t4i4Og33,45 supernne
CANADIAN FLOUR. Market ouiet and sts,dv
I'm s,s ~ OOi' a' s4't ~ Tor supernne; Si.7o96, 50
RYE FLOUR-Markot steady AZ 4 slSas - .,v,
mon 20 cheice suparfne. r
nos 6sIsIs tIs-4arEsI shade armsr with good ex-
7tlee oOsu0D o 50 a. 1850 for fair Milwaukee club:
EinteI req MesIerH AZ ltse9 llbcGlI-; red g. white
western ~ I38 2ie, and l0eo for Yer choice Chica
60 spring. r-all UIr1 -
"a HE5harst firm et ess9ss for western; 6so@
q r t1AtLLE f--Aorket dull and nominal
OSnHTIn arket nrm and eetlTe. Receipts In eI7
bns0 Sal g. 0l9 bush At 47eaesO for mixed western
common 20 prime s5T TCI N " -
OATH-steady, at H@3iEor Canadian, and western
and state. - '9''9AN
F0hk-Eirners; sales Of $50 bbls St n,Oo for
mess, 1915 prime. - = =
B&EE-markst unchanged.
CUT MEATs-HRrket quiet
=, ,asahD-Market steady, aad salas 100 bbls a.
lsCTTER- Selling 81 7slO tor OAios and Il sl4e
CHRKsK-Markst ssssd1 At ssso common to
!. .ss7TiIsK = KY-Ha-kst quiet and arm, SALES Of 90
bbIs as lsE 1al ~ T7-7 = :
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POIsONERs ARRRsTFD.

~ q. LOUIS Sept H.,
hrs, Weldon, and q free oOlored woman
named Hannsh Courienay, we're arrested
yesterday for selling poisoned pies to sol.
diers at Camp Beriton.
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HOTEL BURNED.

-, -. -. -. ~. BosToE, Sept ~.
The hahsnt Holel, which was vacant the
present season, was burnt last night. Loss,
500, 900; insured $4,000. "a
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By the last Ra7snh6 Democrat, Ms regret
sEEI0q 80 70 learn thst Mr. q B. ". Han, the junior
partner Of the firm of I. ". Han Son.
has bsen compelled to retire from the news
paper business, On account Of i'll health
The Hall firm have made up, weekly, one
Of the best county newspapers in the State,
EIILAH0U Us.O =. s r..inin. u. =, m.usa mum SaS
.saa nay be Is prosperous snd successful here
after IS the two have been heretofore. e Z