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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
J. PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid ard superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt. Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at O'Clock p m,
and the BAY STATE Capt. Allen, on MONDAY WEDNEs.
DAY and FRIDAY. at5 O'Clock p M, from Pier No. IN n.
Heealer viii be- REGARDED as secured 10 any spD
esnt until hs sane ,hsll have beer paid for.
Freight to Boston forwarded through with great Dispatch by
"a I'PN" WM. BORDEN, Agent, Nos, 70 and Il we,sst
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
ENoCH LEWIS, General suBt, Altoona, Pa r

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.--
~ From foot Of Courtsndt SConneeiing al Hampton juno.
lion with Deawne ackawannA aud Weften Railroad aud At
EsSon with Lehgh Valley Raioad and h connections forming
adec line 20 ri sbuTgh snd West without change OF
SUMNER ARRANGEMEAT-Commencin June 1 4, la6l-
Leave Nsw-Yor as follows:
HlRWsBuRs ExPREss-At g. N. for Esston Reading Potts
yio darhsbms, Mauch Chunk Wiliamsport.
Man TRAIN-AtB for Easton Water Gap, Scranton,
Great Bend, Piston, WnkesbsrTe, ke
l2N THRouGH TRAiS-For Fiston, Mauch Chunk, Williams
port, Reading Pottgyie Harrisburg, &C. 49,
lP. THROuoH TRAs-For Esston. belhlehsm Alea.oynt
and Ma1ch Chunk. 80
ar n WESTERN EIPREssfor Easton, Allentown. Reading
Hsibyrg Pittsburgh and the West, Sleeping Cars from Jel.
sey City through to Pit,shnrah u,
ErPREss TR.Is YoR HAnRIsBrRG-The Ga m Expire" T.aa
from NewYol arrives at Harrisburg a. p connect Es
and West on Central Ralrosd, Northern Central
Rsiroad, North and South aid vita the Cumberland Valley
Tns TnRouoH ExpREss TRAM Fos TuE WksT leaves
Ney.York at D. m, Dolly l5undsys exceped), makiag
Close connection al Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Rllrosd
with change Of to Pittsburgh and Du, 20 Cincinnati
and Chicago time 10 saved by taking his train.
ELlZABIruPORr AND NEwYonH FEnnr-LoaVe New.York
cm Pier No. North River at 20 aud ll;2Oa 3;2o 4;2
sna $50 p. -,
each way. JOffN w. btEhNS, superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

DAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N. j.
l1 Summer snsugemen. Throe expsss trains esch way
ARiTAN and DEL BAY RAILA0AD for Red Bank. Shrs,Vs
buy LONG BRANCH Bergen Works. &c. On andaogJuy =
the q and aso IhOMASP + WAY win leave foot
OF HObnsOnS'. eaily at 10 and for Port
Monmouth connecting there with for oil regular stations
Retrnins leave Bergen at M and p. ~, and LONG
BRAACh @ am, lO5 am and q NJ Stages connect
with for ell parts OF country Excellent
Sea Shore. COMPUTATION and EXCURSION TICKETS
sold reduced ales Hotels Long Branch charge
suit the tlmes.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1861
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il OOl
CnrAT DOIfpIT- -TnACK ron
GREAT OIbLE-THAth hDUJE.
Theenrscit, Of the Road now equal any In the count
1ilE GREAT SHORT LINE TO are WEST.

GREAT HbUIE.
Ibeen1actN OF the Road equal % IN e country
1ilE GREAT SHORT LINE 70 THE WEST
Odlcs No. Astor House corner Of Nesey q.
Facilities for tho rsn'poraon Of Passengers TO and from Gin
einuad Chicago, S. Lous ST. Paul Nashville Memphs New
Urlesn, and all ether town, In the West konhWeH and
soulNtir unsups ed fr speed nnd comfort by
Through iIsins fr the Wet leave NowYok foot Of ld.
Andtt )AIorning Express Evening Express p
slso q H., ron sGme pllc. via Al ent 'wn nging at
P,buh O. u next day. and connecting there with oil West
eIn trains.
Sleeping ard smoking car, on s'l ,he trains.
Fsie always low, aud the time ssqulek by any other
By tl route Freight, of al descriptions be fowardedo
ard om any point the Railroads II Oo Kentucky Indians
nirols, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, by RAILROAD Or
RECr port the naygable rivers of the West by
steau ers f1m iiu .buTgh
Inc rates of Pret ard from sny point the West by the
Ra ad all times favorable charged
by oiher Railroad Cowpanie Merchants and shippers ntra
g tbe transportation Of their Freight 20 this Company eJ
with confidence on its speedy transit
Thi. Company aso mantllns Enigrsn. Accommodations
H. NV hicb pau eng sting Westward enjoy cheip ali
comfortable Of a. on.haf The lr.cas,
sIfare l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Asor House.
LEECH Co Feighl Agents, e,t u-,,,t
No. | Attor House aud No SCUM W lIiainst.
No Badoy yplsoss
Cuu'tA rs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
NO COAL OIL REFINERS.-Haring made
Denilsirp.

V'IlE largest and cheapest Dental Establishment
II IN the U s.-N, o. GRIFFIN BROS, Dentists No, 37s
plrialf Of Tee their Improved Atmospheric Pressure
silver OF rubber slO pa,Iss On go rtao!h sYersi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
Ocean gteGmers.
AND HAVRE.


TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE,
4 ON SATURDAY. SEPT 1.-THE United State. Mail
Steamer ARAGO D. Lines, Commander vii SAL tom fier
No 81 North River foot Of Beachst on SATURDAY sept ~
Tits steamship (uuuurpased for safety and comfort hes double
S beje j other re. 1nS IL tho event Of collision OF
sisndih 20 keep the pumps free 20 work. sod seeuie e ~
'''''' '''''' ''' sAyrEH sEol Ma5kE9zir II E9zi
Agents. no. Bfo3dTay
The steamer FULTON win 'aIl ooO5erI2
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
e.s nonb si i e1ceo sSu S fsc e 10 when
TIE day Of depacse viii be the MOSDAf following tor
D. B. ALLEN AgeHt.
STEAM between NEW-YORK and LIVER
- POOL, landing sad embsrking passenger at Qge1own
tiresnd he Liverpool EewYork and PhiIadePha s'ssm
Iron Steamships a. follows.
G1AsUJV. ...... ........... sAiurdoy. seDo'.
CIT3 GIN on 6p n. XcTTSF rs Saturday Sept IL
CLI9 or MANoHEssFTEh EIs or Saturday SEPT 2e.
Ana syery acceedies SATURDAY ct noon. from Per No.
~ N0fn h'eI' RATES or PASSAGE.
FIRST g sacIsIs 70 g
Iint t. fs!"'" 81 stesraee 70 Por5...,''' 81 81
Psserreu also forwarded to HAVE, Bremen Rotterdam
PesoS sing 70 briur Cn their friend. can bay ,sets here
tho following rates 70 Newi ok from Liverpool or ogGea,
town-Tut Cson, as IS and sos steege from Liver
fe.e sramors sv superior tor pasaager'
ardC4ry eXf ferenced 5uIeeoLs Iney sc b-lt ~
iro sections end have patout Fire hnriiaors o. oou'
ror tursher information, appy Ia LsefrOol t. . ~
INAtAN 1-u Natei Ia Olefe0w u w NJ IN..Ai
No Sc Enochsqusrei ia Qaoe9togG e G. q W D. ~
MDURG co Ia Londoa to LIVES AACEl iS f ~ ~ NJ
WiIiau.st in Paris JULES DECOuE. No race &c
Bourse IN Ph,d-phia 70 JOHN @. DALE. No. III " anu''
"7 VI JOIN g. DALE. Agent. No. rs Broadway, n.
CtTEAM FROM NEW-YORK TO LlNER
y PoOL.-Tbe st.em,hlp GREAT EASTERN having & ill'
fed Ter c,ntrao with the Bds tiov1nment VIII SAL nom
New. York fJ- Ligcytool on SATURDAY Oct 8
R.Tg, az + bla5 iu First Cabin, according 10
modson M other privilege being olusli ihd
saes Of tf cs spartnents families may be engasedby
spcca Arrangement
The GREAT EASTERN vii leave LVoIpoo on HeI Ie's4u
TITO TUESDAY, oct. % o,-,,
Pens Of ship can ard engagements made forireghs
AID passage sppfcstan 20 ,..,,..r, -,
Nos. q aud s. Sogthtt
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

ITO BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
n PORT by SHORE LINELeaves s1th's' tth-sv am.
arrive a. Providence 4;2O Iz:3 a1ve 10 Prnvidenee
7:a0p IN Express Through Mall Train. srdve Ia Provi
'eH'e '''O anu D''''1 r.. ) CALHOUN supcriutendent
n ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF
~ TRRMINUS-Lesye Jas essip and 3Hht Ferries, New
Yofk al NJ aud 3;3 p for Oreenuort " no and 45 n
~. for Sy $50 p. for tarmingd ls Fer Hcmp"eSd
g. To-. IL ia 33 4;20 80 m. For Jamaica lesvo a.
m - M 3:50 430 $780, aud $50 Trains leave Hunter
Point on arrival Of boat from yames-t.ip
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
Gteambcats ano Railroads.

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steamers
ID COMMONWEALTH aod PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Pier
No IS st5p w. NJ EDWARDS, AGENT office 10 Wsss-.,.
NAY BOAT for ALBANY aud TROY.-The
new ;sd @aEsP Pi s,T ga .ud Es p9fS
oaling 3chs; EKcurscn tickets GO be had on board
E,OR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with
j. tie Dsnhay sircsd-The fast and elegant slE
BOAT ALICE fhlCE leaVes i9ot o., .. csvc' Eagv,Ip
P1iHEY P1EHY MofEiaG se oG.oi n 'c oa is sSa Of the RAJ
T0,t Tani 5as Fss fs - Ga the New Hyea Road 6nba
Bethe BijgeGeld. Kent, &c on the Dslouy " H. 0ia a
I'D he dust Secure cool and speedy SAIL ana save ~
ssSs ,ch by taking the bost 70 NorraN Throggh IN houIs
CIrNDAY MORNING BOAT for HAYER
sTRAWhe Steamer Metsmora lesves Pier foot OF jay
- even Sunday Morning at $50 making usual ancnss
CTEAMBOAT THOS. POWELL Capt Auder-
- son leaves foot q ays every enernoou ~ 81 slocA toi
West Point Cornwall Newburgh Poughseepss hondolt, &c
CUNDAY BOAT for KEYPORT and CAMP.
- MEETING last tip Or hc sessGH tte sieamboas ksyPot
a. m for Reypor droct, Iandog OF Fog. Hamilton and Gun
D. m stsrsi w bo dock KoJpOto convey Possen'
gers TO aud rom the Camp Ground. "
HARTFORD DIRECT-The Steamers CITY
III OF HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE leave Peck
s lis a. D. t S0nday excepted Cabin fare to Hartford
81 5Ji Docs, n, -------
MIGHT BOAT to NEW-HAYEN.-The ELM
~ CITY leaves At II n arriving In te 70, morning aini
HaTtiori lcayes New.Havsu atll ? N.
NTOTICE-FARE REDUCED--STONINGT
II LINE fer ROSTON.-On and after NONDAf Aug ~,
1861 the fare on tits lice win be reduced g the itfs
Fsre 10 Bostor-Csbn, GJ deck, o. Fare to tToV1ece
cn a 70; deck 20 Boats dAi " except SUNDAY 81
n m fn Pier 40 ~, ~ r.. foot Of Courtaudt-st oAce oi
H. Cofn1uv No lis Wes;s FREIGHT taken a. reduced rates.
''' 0''"l NY W.M. EDWARDS, Agent
STEAMER METAMORA.-Fo Amos-st., 30th-
y a and yorser Ha'tigg Dobb' Fey NyaeE IA n LIKE s,
aid Hnvertraw. Pier foot OF Jay, On hna si'tI
FRIDAY, September G, ct $3.50 p m.
CTCAAiER MASSACHUSETTS, Time changed
- 20 clock p M instead Of o'clock. on and a'e, XXI
GREENPORT, SAG HABBoR The Hampton, South Hold
Mstd.uck, Sc.
CTATEN ISLAND TERRY.-Farc Six Gents
- Boats every hour from m TO p ni nom ioo OF
NL.tchsllst. east side Of the b-.tery.
NTEW-JFRSEY RAItR0AD-FOr PHILA-
~ nTIpIIIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CTTY-Mrl and Exrre5s Lines leeye hew.lork and "
90 "a Gsnd n Fure 80 Through ticketssold for Ciu-
de West end for tiu 70 and through baggage
1900 IL I a ~ ard p. trains
eheo-o0 10 J. W WOODRUFF, AssEsni superb ,eEdsnt
no BAGGAGE will be- received or any trans ue. delyetdsol
elteted Is MINUTES In advance Of the time oieAVnE.
AN SUNDAY and every day--For Newark fare
W l9c, and Bergen Point fare 10 cts Sesmcr Thomas r
WCy leaves Pier 60 y. r. foot Dcy at ie N ad = p m
NEW-YORK & NEW.HAYEN RAILROAD.
~. sUMbIHR ARR ANGENlENT. 1881.
COMMENCING AUGUST 70, le5l
Fcagsr Station in EewYOIk. 2rh's and hha7. En'
trance On zth-st
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
Burning fInio, Oils, &r.

4 IGHTl LIGHT LIGHT "A GREAT VIC
kLTORY-Csmphene and Rlgd eXleninS.ed aud Coal Oh s
King. Tho - - - -
UNION COAL OIL BURNER
dives the greatest light the world from gle lamp
with 10 danger by explosion and at hall the anything now
n Cainphene Lamps altered q small expense end
Lamps Coal OIL Cans Wicks, kc tvs hand Rights for
sle to manufacturers only ~ B-Hone Of theio Lamps
genuine without my stamp OF patent applied for IN front OF the
burner sDd without which unlawful 10 make SELL or use nay
improvement Lamps altered any place In the city by
press u tho country nolco By letter othowc being e
at my place fbusos at No. 1 1CathBnes NewYork City
Satisfaction Is guaranteed before payment Is ssksd
JOHN MULVApY.
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
~ OlLRectgcd difec from tho msn cTers and oT isle
in quantities 10 suit the very lowest aet rsss by
SCIIIEFFELfN BHOTHERS L. Co.,
Nos 10 and l72 Niliams., New.Yori.
rTO COAL OIL REFINERS.-IIaYngI made
arraneements with the propreoTs OF The principal wells IN
the States Of Pennsyyania and Virginia yielding PETROLEUM
no OK OIL 10 receive conTgnment we prepared to
offer this market rates In quantities TO pr-
ohasefs SCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS Go, 10 Willisnst
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

THIS is TIE SEASON or THE YEAR when children
teelhng almost certain to be afflicted with dysentery and
ciarFiea Mrs. WINsLOws SOOTHING sYRUPia neyer.
tiag omedy for these diseases and viii give immediate relief
FROM ell pain end dises iacaent 10 the process Of teehing
Every mother should provide 1t Tor her children.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

GENERAL HEApQUARTBRs SrArB OF NEw.yoRz,)
QuARrEgAAsTKR 0EsRRALs DKPARTHEHT !
ALBANY, August %, l26l
GEALED PROPOSALS win be received at the
~ Oice Of this Department In NeyYork City, No 81 Walker
St, until Saturday Sept T. inst at - for supplying Five
Thousand pairs Of Blankets 20 weigh not less than eight pounds
70 the pair for tho Of Volunteers called for under General
Odor No. 1e Samples must Ia all accompany bd. As
the contract which may be entered Into IN conformity with this
adveisemen will be upon aceoun, Of the United states pay
mens viii DO nsio whom fnds furnished BY the General
Government FOX thst purpose. CUYLER VAN VECHrENl,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

OFPiCn op ComsrssARY oP SUBSISTENCE
No. statest, New. .York, Sept. Z, 1861:
DR0POSALS will be received by the undersigned
until II O'clock Monday tho 9th instant Tor furnishing
" iei H'' HARRFLs OF gOJBlE -REcTIFIED PROOF
WHISKY -
Barrels 10 be OF tho best quality for Ontsnng wlky gsh our
iron hoop 10 be gagged and marked shh be required
Sf'" a. q, EATON MsloT AID G, g., u ;, A.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YORK.
For NeTHsyen. T. m, tEX) l3il'' lhRIi '''' SOU
Az Fer p p5dsopor Ga NJ Erli R5, . EI) $3.50 49,
Fo MorJ ss,ford Falrheld Southport and We'ror', "a
70. E:iSss 9:jS ~ i:l5 o. (Erli $3.50 i;oo $50
For DAan and Greenwich $50 la:lS 95o 4oo $50
81 No.. % ,..,x r. =. .so An
FofP5 Chester ard iremelisle iInonE 9Joa m 2'io
9.5O. 4:JJ $3.50, 6.3n p m. .....
wv 49, CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston yia Springfield a m, lEhl > (Ehl bp M
ia. Boston, VIA Shore Line, l2l5, p, m ., 9, ,., a
f0r IlsEtiord sad Springfield Ga. m 1 l2S D. tESl
.,--.-..t o., .nI
NS YSfIs4f,i Provdrsce and Fhknl Railroad ,(EHl
for HcpIia,eu RevLoud9n, and slonnson Haifoaa AZ D
Fof Csrai Ral'5sd u IS p. n. 20 Eortbampou.
For Housatolic Bslrosi 10 Pittsheld, e. m, p M
FOR Nlug4tg,k Railroad. e. N ? ,. q.
For Da16uiy tnd Norwak Rlilroad, go m, 500 M
JAMES H. HOYT Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

HrIGHT BOAT to NEW-HAyEN.-Th ELM
IL CiTY leaves At II n m arriving IN tine fo morning trains
1be CONTINENTAL esyel ct p Train TO- Noriden aud
Hartlord leaves New Haven at III II.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

4 or HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE leave Peck.
sip y a, p m andsy excepted Cabin fare to Hartford
q 80; Dccg, tL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

NEw-YORK AND ERIE RAlLR0AD.--Pas-
ssnSer Trains Via Payoua Ferry from Chabesst
~. m, Express
"a M MIN daily FOX Olisvilo and intarmodiae stations
liza m. accommodation. daily for Port Joryis; -
nm Wsy fox Midde.owu, kewbmsh aud intermediate
Stations
~ N'' CHARLES MINOT, General sapt
NJ,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

ri J. SUPREME CUUhI.-N U.IihDi 1T.
LSs BARTLETT and FREDERlCKA BAR1LEiI sg'i9ss
GEORGE H. NORRIS Seth e. Cole, abram Parish. AeKanGet
" Bonner Ga1na King Charles 4. Reynolds, Frederics W.
Devoe and Ciarss raSummon, for no. selI
10 he above named defendants aud esch OF themi lon e
here aud Cred 20 suawer the COZ n IN ts
action which will be filed ia the ONCE Of tho Cifk OF the
onu 81 Suhol AZ Rivebead said county, snd 70 serve
copy YOU answer the said complsin on he
tl.fr Office No streef in tue City OF Ne"h hoik'
within tentv daya afcr the service Of this summons you,
ercuve o the dey such service and you M TO eswer
the sali compuf within tho ue Gforead, the panifs Ia
this aetion will apply the Cou for the relief demanded 10
lie complain. dated JUly l5 1851.
- STARR G'RUGGLES, Pls'a.ify attorneys.
The s,id compsirt fed n sai5 CeEs Office oa The
1-tb dsv az J.iv lG6i. STARR RUGGLEs,
J27 leU; e,g 81 PaniiHs' Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

GUPREME COURT-C0UNTY OF GENES
- SEE 5 AMUEL WILLErr sglihs. PATRICK FhAN-
TGAN end ROSANA FLANAGAN his vi e, AnDhEM
IONVN JEFFREY A. ROBINSON and HARRIET A ROB
lNsON hs wife GEORGE ". WRIGHT, ELIAS SO0hs
JAMES NUTTING, SOLOMON D. NUTflNG and CiasOe
NOLCOTr and EMILY J. SMITH a. Executors Of Mh s.
SMITH deceased 10 he above named deienes n iSg Is
her- by summoned tke compliant OF SAMUEL Wiz
LETT Plaintiff wbi1i tiled In tho Office OF the Clek ot
AID County OF Gcresee H. Y The Cd csy OF A9gos W
1861 end to serve copy your on the s1escroe d
their Office In the village Of Batavia ~ w. WITHIN twenty Gays
AZ r the Of this excgive o. TIE dsy Of service
- & ti viii epplv 20 the court for the relief demanded Ia
- coriinsirt PECK WiLLEFP,
Aur ri svGw Sat Plaintiff Alto neys, batsvis n T.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
sIEM.YORK & NEW.HAyEN RAILROAD.

F.sarsr station IN EorYoIk Ger. 2Tihss and iha7. En-
lLlLce Z-thsl-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP MRS.
WIESLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP for children tsethinr.
Eo medicine In the United States sells Ike IT, is standard
medicine, and is fame worldwide Physicians order ard use
q, wherever its magical effects have been witnessed
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs. WINsLoWrs SOOTHING
SYRUP now used every year in the United States for
children teehiuE with nesring suoceH Relief imlned
late a1d certain.
Mrs wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is sure 70 regulate
the towslh
BzEAKK 0P covETEaVETs ard INiTATIOys
None genuine unless the sosimls CT CURTIS PERKINS
r. 1er., Is on the outside wrapper
e throughout the world.
Ptp ~ -. " IgcEDAR-sTi EEW-YoaR. rice
o.i 8, glLts q. -....s.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steamers
ID COMMONWEALTH aod PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Pjer
No Is st5p m W. NJ EDWARDS, Agent office 10 Wsss-st
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

11Ao0I" ," ;''.', 80, ~; i.',,'
CIT CITY 9g OF SmAXcHFseFR Saturday s'p''2'
CITY or MANcHEsrEk or} Saturday, SEPT 2e.
CIrY OF NEWGO"E A.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

CTEAAiER RMASSACUUSETIS.--Ii changed
- 20 O. cock p instead Of o'clock, on and ater L
DAY, SEPTEMBER s. Leave ya4es-'iP lot OhiF,Nt
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Farc Six Gents. -
- Boats leave every hour from a m 10 p I n9m ioo' OF
ILL ct.f. lido of The I.-trrr.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-01

Q6i5 q [ [
AND PROPRIETOR. e2
I We became SO much attached to this
beautiful girl, that we were never hap
| pier than when her mild, peaceful face
was lighting up our parlor. Having
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-01

JAMES HARPER, EDITOR
Volume XVI.
From the Wide World.
LOVE AND WAR,
A PHYSICIANS STORY.
By OLSEN WILDER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-01

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AlUGUST 1 1
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-01

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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-08-10

Sac, PLACER & NEVADA r. R.-The sur
veys and permanent location of the first
Division OF thirteen miles Of this road, from
Folsom toward Auburn, have been compile
ted, and within very short time the con-
tract for the grading will be let. The &C.
tua work of construction will be commence
ed next month.
The company have completed contract
with Mr.. L. L. Robinson to furnish iron for
the whole road from Folsom to Auburn,
and to lay the same in running order for
trains. Mr.. r., who is in New York, has
purchased $50 tons Sufficient for seven
miles, of the best quality of American iron,
which is now in San Francisco, and the re-
mainder for the first division, with chairs,
spikes, etc, will be shipped from New York
in the first days of September.
A contract has also been completed with
the Sacramento Valley Railroad Company
by which the company will work the Au
burn road with their motive power and
machinery.
The work Of gra luation will be pushed
as rapidly as the season will permit, and
the Directors are confident that the road
will be opened for business on the first di-
vision before the LIST Of next March. 1t is
anticipated that the work upon the second
division will be commenced as soon, if not
before the first division is opened.
This will be the first mountain Railroad
in California, and it requires but little in
vestigation to show that it is destined to secure
not only the heavy trade north and east of
Auburn, but the important business of the
Washoe mines We are stri ing for that
trade; and with Railroad to Auburn, and
a wagon road 10y Dutch Flat and Lake Pass,
we will control it without fear of competl-
ton.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-08-10
How they Propose to do it.

The s. F. Daily Times, the leading Re
publican papev in this State, in the issue of
the 4th inst, headed Courage Goodness and
Order" from which we extract the following:
ut is time fer thoughtful voters and staunch
citizens to take the lead in our public affairs
Something of eoen the spirit Of liberty mug
be suspended to secure tie general safety. We
must make great sacrifices of life, property
and money to restore the national cause,
and to wipe of the dot that has been suf
fered TO fall upon it.
Civil war is prevailing; that is our con
diton. We must adapt ourselves TO it.
The right Of free speech against the Gocern
ment IS suspended, AS that of habeas corpus
is in those districts under military ocrupa
ton, becaue Of the rebellion. So also is
the right of assembtage as to tie enemies of
the Government. AS fast as necessity re-
quires it, committees of defense composed Of
leading and substantial men stould be raised,
who should be clothed with powers as the
general safety demand. No meetings Should
be a5lowed TO be held By persons acknowledg.
ing the secession of the reyolted States, for
they are according to their own doctrines,
subjects Of q foreign power, and as such
have none Of the rights of citizens. Being
allies of the enemy, they are liable to susp
cion and coercion. We hear that it is COM
templated to hold another meeting of Seces
sonists here. We trust that rumor is un.
founded, but should sub an attempt be
made, we advise that the Mayor and Com
mon Council interpose and forbid it. If
they are deficient in authority, reputable
citizens must assume it,"
Talk about liberty when such fellows are
in power; you might as well trust yourself
in the hands of furious mailman.
The italics are ours
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-08-10

The VACANCY FnLED.-The vacancy on our
Assembly ticket, caused by tho declination of Mr.
KRUGER, has been filled by the Central Commit
tee by the selection of Thomas B. Harper, our
late County Assessor. 1t is scarcely necessary to
say the nomination will be a popular one, as Mr..
II. is too we'll and favorably known throughout
the county to require eulogy from us, When a
candidate before the people for the Assessor, he
led his ticket several hundred votes, well de-
served compliment to his modesty and social
worth and now that he is again brought out as a
candidate, without solicitation or desire on his
part we know that he will make a capital run.
lie has hosts of friends who will not stay away
from the polls when our gallant little Tom is on
the track.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-08-10
How to Account for our Defeat at Manassas.

The war party papers, are busily build ne
up all kinds of theories to account FIR the
repulse of the 2lst ult. Patterson they say
should be shot for not eng gng Johnson, -
the citizen spectators and teamsters did it,,
the panic commenced in the rear,-the
troops fought we'll but the officers were COW
ardly and inefficient field officers say the
men were hungry, the fault is in the com
missarat and hunlrel other equally pcry
military reasons are given.
Now gentlemen come up to the mark.
We were fighting men, who Whal fine
spun arguments you may urge about the
right of secession, rebellion, treason Nc he
leved in the depths of their hearts they
were protecting their country from invasion,
their property from contsraton, their No
men and children from insult and wrong
and their iresides and family affairs from vo'
ence an Dissertation.
To help this conviction in their minds,
they see a grand army move down upon
Virginia, their houses burnt and fields laid
waste, and their negroes captured and carried
off to Fort Monroe and other points, and
the privacy of the domestic hearth most
rudely disturbed. These were powerful stmu
Tents to nerve the heart and strenothen
the arm and to these may be attriboled the
result Of the battle.