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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10
5nsuranfe,
ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire insurance : Omp'My
With successful
Business Experience Of over 2R Years.
capital, 100000. Losses Paid, 700, 900

Instead of the profits for sem-anuual dividends
IN addition to premiums, usually drawn from the
insured, by stock companies, to pay eastern stock
holders, the rates IN the ILLINOIS Mutual are SO
equltahly arranged as only TO require from the
members sufficient money to pay, with certainty,
all losses and expenses. The premium notes now
amounting TO over one Million Dollars, are Sc
cured by hen upon the properly insured, valued
at over Ten Millions. TINS ample fund affords a
sure guarantee ior the payment OF srery ioss--the
security being all located IN Illinois, and subject
to our own laws. No policies are issued out OF
this state, The members are subject to no litlga
tion-all losses being adjusted by aXr,ed arbitra-
ton. AR losses cashed uithin ninety days. that
occur under pOiiCieS paid yearly in ddrance.
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Capital.

Sdpitos
The Capital Of said Company actual 80. oo, oo
ly paid up IN cash, is......... ,ooO,ooo w
The Surplus on the lst day OF Janu- -.
ary, 1862. ........... ...'.''' foo,'S' W."
Total amt of Capital and Surplus. 81 1866, ISL CD
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The Genuine Electric Oil

Is A RICH AMBER COLOR
Ask to LOOK at 1t, and you will be fully SATISFIED
# IT he the Original Electric OIL, prepared by DR..
smith Nopcrson would use counterfeit If he
knew 1t, and 1t ismy imperative duty to admonsh
all to be careful, and always ask for CDR Smiths
Electric OIL" All the best dealers sell It, most
If the doctors use II, at least those who have be
,oine ACQUAINTED with It's virtues.
ALvORD 4 VAN pATTEN are regular agent
or the genuine on, in Davenport, Iowa, and CLA
CIUSS SPEIDEL, in Rock Island
&. b. SMITH, NJ. D.
aaS- Dr.. Smith may be consulted free
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The name OF this Company ia THk HONE IN
suRaNCE COMPANY, incorporated IN 1903, ana 10
Gated in the City of New York.
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Railroads,
Chicago a Rock Island Rail Road.
fvs;ss Sass assss SE
CHANGE OF TIME.

WINTER Ar X A y q n MENT.
On and after sunday, February 2nd, 1862,
until further notice, trans viii leave Rock Island
station as follows
GOING EAST,
Day Erprcssaad Mail tram at $50 M, arriving
IN Chicago Al 5,4i ip IN.
Through freight tain at $40 m, arriving in
Ch cago Al i.3O IN.
Night tAprcss At 800 m, arriving IN Ihlcago
at J,lJ am.
TRAINS ARRIVE rRon tHE EAST!
Night Express at 9.l5 ~, leaving cheag" at
Through fre1ght at lij M, leaving Cncago at
1,ij pm
Day Express and Mail at 7.4j p m, leaving Chi
cago at ll.iO N.
All trains syrr tins road are IN direct connection
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South.
ern, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Washington.
Also a, LaSalc with trans Of the Illinois Gem
tral Road, North to Galona and South to ST, Lou
is, Cairo, Memphis and New Orleans, to which
places tickets can be procured Of
W. y. GRENELL,
Ticket Ag't r. X, Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded fthc necessity of Civ
ing distinct directions as to the destination oi then
baggage also to procure tickets before taking then
seats IN the ears, as the conductors collect fares
only To stations on the line the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad. John +. TRACY, Supr.
W. II. WHITMAN, Asst Sup't
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$I,52l,26S Os


Liabilities.
Amoun, Of Losses adjusted, and due
and unpaid. ......".''...' NONE
Amount OF Losses incurred and IN o
process of adjustment. -. l',fio 20
Amount D' Do acton ACTON has been taken.. 26,595 IA
Amount ofClaims for Losses resisted
by the Company. ......,. lo'''f -
Amount OF Dividends declared and oo
and unpaid. ......... oio w
Amount of Dividends either cash or
scrip, declared but not yet
due. None.
Amount of Money borrowed, d,,... None.
Amount Of all other existing claims
against the Company. None'
Total amount of Losses, Claims end
Liabilities. 500 ,0s0 43
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
}. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
Agents for Rock Island, Illinois,
FIELD BLACKBURN
, 1862-02-13
LIABILITIES:


Ing amount Of Liabilities due or not due 70
Bai Is Or other creditors. EothinE
Losee9 ntjnstt and due................... NenN,
Losses unadjusted, IN suspense, or Waltng .
prcOf ..--.... ..,......,.... &t6I,GSI 46
Iii Claims acsinst lie Company are small for print
1ne. ac-
- Thousand Dollars.
The greatest amonnt Insured In any one CITY Town
The charter is on file with the Auditor.
HAK1FQRD, January lst, 1852 ....-
t. J. HENDEE. Secretary.
sIAaE y G0nSHiGtt1aGs5f' 81 1as haftloso couees Ss'
Pssso3ally eppsarsd eefers n 1 Aspfy Is ToE1fr
Hender, secretary, and made solemn oath. that the
, 1862-02-13

w 7U.IIAN1S S&HOUGH,TELIN4,
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No .101 South
Water street, second door west Of Wells street BRIDGE
their exclusive attention to the sale and pnrchas7
i an knds Of Produce, Steck, e. On Commtssion =
tore Refer TO George Smith Co., Marine Baok- aud
George Steel e. Co, ---...
]. L, WILLIAMS, IthlG11y1 ". D. HouGHTALISa.
, 1862-02-13

AFTERNOON SESSION
Convention went into Committee OF the
Whole on Legislative Department. Prior to
which, By unanimous consent, Mr. Buckmas-
ter asked leave to Introduce resolution.
pAnApunAsE on MR.. LIScoLS's CELEBRATED
, 1862-02-13

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whcreas
as:Esff aated tes st ee ess 3
even ls}; HIT + s;sxaIt xldowsI, q ths Ci:y q
Francis Gorbf the premises hereinafter described.
to sesgse The pnspt of Certain g-os5oy 81 nGtss e.
Hart t. stewart md parable to t6e order Of myssl;
9 Hsn ST hs e Ss q
Me fS sayx sa sss SeiaE
and paya5le 1tspecsfvey On The nTst ~ q esch -
e sssz hs 1T nn fs as es2es po
ed BY said Aortg .ge that tetant sha be made a
such nstameat shall dne md unpaid thirty
dnEs theu the said principal sun Of sixteen Thousand
ee Il aos or
e seo Il ss
S9 ana o. he n5s y
md given for said in.talHcn:s which have since rs
d ss g
Il x sna e
rtsensnt and sale he premises conveyed By said
Fl IA sauit 9stef' e q @as ef Aszs
g ao s. 81
sash a os!Sek n shs feTsnooa @ 70 10 OF Fridsy ne
Promises situated IN Tie Cty q Cheago County ef
G0Ok anu Et2aE OI 1lE1Ol5, kutNl
ed follows to Wit Thirty [sal feet east and adten.
Block thirty sEyen S Of the original Town Of Chicago
aforesaid with the building and other tnpFoyeae3:s
etre Of Block twenty 1871 South Branch
to Chicago Aforesaid, with the buildings aad other In
and ten [0L Block twelre i2 Of said South Branch
koes heen
I'D asSis Rfsis Ssafe 5Sasfs: SSt|6R
VIZ. C. RKYSo1ps, Attorney, Mortgages.
III Dearborn sIeet Chicago jalI-k3i-td
, 1862-02-13

TElCAGO AND ST. Lss:t38
T.! KAu.RDAD LINE
WINTER ARHk EMIT.

. Two expsra train, On Aad sf1 D:e ri 1sE1, Tfs,ss
esps sa51syA aaa 70 j 15ssf u e sT@H 81 sH.fu.aaNI 8 u
The Joliet and Wilmington Accommodates. tazyaa
Chicago 1t fNc r L. taI, snd eI11yss here q 1a
MY13 =: JAMES E1IHR E4c4{1s8.
, 1862-02-13
ASSETS !:

Par Val AsEs1Eaa; aEs e 4
Cash In the hands Of Agents and IN =,
MortgsFe Bonds per csaf. ssniaa ,u w. ~
Mo1igaee a1Ts Bonds, per cent, semi w. ~
Recheste! ~ Bonds, per C. semi ~ .m oson r,
Broosisn d Gity Bonds per e. semi NJ
HaPt1eaa a1naa !e5sFeS Bonds per ct. SEMI "
Jsaees aae9e! eg 9!fsssd Sonds cent ssm w. ~ ~ ~
milwaukee, ii q Ety Bonds, ID per cent. w -
s gSaiteriy @ @ inter . ~ $1,000 $4,000 %
rer cent, senii.annual fnteTest... $1,000 SSH: 20
United Sta1es Stock, per cent acm 70, nm ,a roo m
uned ststes soeE per ssntscm ~,
Kentnefy enhaas fss5ss state stocE per SENT M ~
Teansssee enn sate stosi; Per ctsn .o, -oo y,
seW eR99es 9o1E }asSsfef sioeE per @ ~
ssoaa inaaai ssie stoaE per st semi w. ~ ~
ohio hRnsss sa}s estes5 steet per CENT ss 1870 ~
neaean faaea1 'esae5s sta1e Stock pei c. ss @ wv
1na,na 81 ana! sate 1sssss Stock 9 per NV NV
" RaToad a. tx COMPANY stocE. 5s,oco 6oooo d
y pany s1oeE. .. .'s. . 49, 25ooo 15oo
sEssS :saEss dGSs FP4si g. Sss 1es s;ss
50 shares Citizens Bank Stock Wa- roo. mn
50 tsisqty ssq5s sfao1d Gaa6 Bank siosE, stst @ W.
IS fefa sfsas sRFEsSs Esss efaa SanE Stock Ffo7 ss
2os Ssass sba5ss kevsis banE Stock Bos- ~
1o ~ 1hares safety Fund Dsnt Stock, 1ao.
IS searf I stock W St. Louis assoaris. auoo 15oo9
| Ito shares Merchants Bank Stock, -,,
, 1862-02-13

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK CorSTT-Es.
CtgcUT COURT OF Cook CoUSTT.l
In Chanccry-
Florence Mahony vs. I:ebecca l. 3aaony, ct H.
Public 1otice Is hereby given that ]. L. G.. Paine
Frcer. Master III Chancery Of Cook County, Special
Commissioner appointed IN the above entitled causg
to make sale Of the Real Estate hereinafter described
will, IN WEDNESDAY. February 19th. lS6? at 1g
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day sell at public anc-
ton the highest bider at the north dopT Of the
Cuut House Of the County Of Cook In the City OF Ch1
cago upon terms of oue-Iaf cash, and the balance
parable in equal insaltnents and two years from
the datc OF said sale respectively with interest ut ten
ncr ctnr payable annually, all Of the following parcel
Of land Part cf Lot five in Block thirty eight C
in Original Town Of Chicago described follows,
tc-~tt. Commencing on Clark street at point In the
west line of said lot twenty t feet from the north.
west corner thereof. thence south on CLBrk street
twenty Coy feet tt east on line parallel with the
north line Of said Int eighty GU feet thence north On
te eas: tine Of said lot twenty {o} feet thence west
on line pa1nlle1 with the north line Of said lot eighty
{sO) fect to the place Of beginning: Upon t1e Goa;
1sMla,on Of the fale, as aforesaid to be made ol
said premises Decd will he executed BY the under
etgnet the purchaser, who Will be required to exc
cute notes for the deferred payments with Deed q
Trust to he executed by the purchaser. said land
to secure the For information as to the tia to
and condition Of the property. reference Z made e
HoyHe Miller & Lewis Solicitor Of Complainant II
above entitled cause. l. t. PAINE FKEEE
Muster in Ch.ncczy OF Cook County,
! And Special Commissioner
| Chicago, JaEparx 18th, 1s6. jas9-k6st I'd
, 1862-02-13
LIVE STOCK.

Drorera and Farmers vii ind this the most adya4
eageous for Live Stoek8. E*pacfous SAEds we'll
Tatcrcd and supplied with every convenience, hAve
teen oren:d on Tits Inc aud is and every
where will be found every convenience for feeding md
resting. elsoice y offered Of the PAMILADELFAlA M q
also be found the Shortest qfekeat and most dlEna
route for Stock to New Iotk-fria- AllentoNnFs1d
will fever changes than any otaer-
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen'l Snp't. Altoona, PA.
L, L, HOuPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent, Philadetphls-
H-H- HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, philadelphia
tnIk1751y
, 1862-02-13
BarD Rubber TruSs.
GEELET'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

MASrFAcTCEEDESDKRRIG RIG6s &GcoDTEAE'sP PETEST.
This Truss Is having success IN curing Hernia OF
Rupture before unknown il the history Of Trussca.
Unlike ALL others used IN the following respects
It WILL NEgER RUST. uhe spring being coated wiki
Hald Rubber, rendering It impeftons 10 moisture OF
perFpiration frcm the body, BREAK. CHAFE, GALL
oR BLISTER. WnLSoT sLiF or MOVE FROM PLACE,
does not PREss or ISJERE the COED. never becomes
FILTHY, and Is always CLEAN AND AS GOOD As NEW.
1hey hare been used hT Se0 persons In this city
and surfpun6n. country, within the past two years
and hsve never 1aed to give ss:!sz;fon l. ~ esses
CURED in this city Of thirty years standing which ara
veil kno*n 70 some q the most emingat surgeons II
The only reabIe Truss nt for nse Dr. sesley having
had many years experience in the application and
ftrin3 of Tfusees viii guarantee this instrument In
erer to be represented as the sane Tzuss
can be made very stiff or 1t7ber {as the case may re-
gnire) am daily receiving orders for this Ins:ru-
from al sections Of the Northwest aud can safely
assure the public that it is rapdly xnptrcedug all
Other T!asses in use Persons Wishing this
lien OF Rupture to pr: j. SEElEY 1871 Lake street,
Chicago, Ill. Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, TO
whom all orders be addressed Pamphlet sent on
receipt Of stamp P. O. Bsx 4ST an2z'61-rTs1y
, 1862-02-13
REAT CONSOLIDATED
~ INEI!
CINCINNATI AKD CHICAGO
AER-LINR RAILROAD.

Forty Eles tac Shortest Route to Cincinnati Iudss7
polls and L0uiaTl1Ie-
TRAINS leave Wes: sids Union Depot ChesEc,
daily, ~ follows:
go 4+-DsJ Express, ts1adays excepted,
TE1ogGE TC CxxctSEArI AND INpIASAHpLIt vrTt
OUT CHAha1 OF EARA
zAATEaH Anderson and fdcanua4
Tor PeQua. Urbana paJt ton, Xe1ta Columbus, An4 ~
points In Central and Eastern Ohio.
EoUTHKRs Observation-Disclosures apolf1 foF FfnAE
lin, Columbus, Madison, Lsw1enceburx JcNezao1s1ug
and All points In Central and Southern Indiana; also tI
Lontsvi1le Frankfort Lexington and Al points Eoax
7aTkersbu-E. and go!nfs On tho 0hiq Hyu.
through tIcsete by this ltne can % obtained 1t "a
principal RaEoad Offices IN the NorthNess. and as II
Epmpany'7 O19ce, No. i3 Randolph street. EhicAEQs
fnndef the Sherman Honse.)
JOIN BRANDT, Bupe1tatuadse1
, 1862-02-13

ESTATE OF WIN. T. BARRON,
lI KQIICE.-Fsymenso Of al monies nov due the
without delay to at the Office OF John M1stocS8 Jr.
Telegraph BHt1ding," Chicago.
, 1862-02-13
Special nnttre8.
,o,oot, and hest Hair

For the cheapest snd best Hair !
,ry, wlss Bra1d4, Girls, Ff3z1eA ssct 81 % -. e.
WA9T loe laee street M ~ ean detect the
* Hn16 1S. nataTai when adjusted to the head
III ,5cweiry contstEe always ths nsssa as eAs1
a. All articles vii give eatrr sa1aaaacnos-
A1l Liz
, 1862-02-13

KAIIKuAD-CHAEaK OF TIAK-Wintef Al
.eagement commencing Sunday Nov l1th. 1861 Trai7f
!saSe cncsEo: pay EIr;S ed Na Sunday e
Il:;5 r H.; Joliet Accommodation, Sundays excepted
500 P h Through Traias arrive: Sis A. II and ii
p M: Jp,;et Accommodation, go A. II.
, 1862-02-13
Tll8ura1lc&.

INSURANCE ROOMS OF
II. ". PHILLIPS Il Co.,
No. 8, Board Of TKade 1uudtnEs
CHICAGO.
n r. pH1I11Ps u WARD. A-A. KHETH
, 1862-02-13

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
IN woRER, We, YEEBrR1, 157 South Clark street.
between Nad!son and Monroe, Chicago. Dyer and
6t.1v HAtx and Bonnet Dyeing- Bleaching and Press
:aE. Store R1d County work solicited. All ordeF1
BY Mall or Express promptly attended a. Post 0thee
Box 1S3- e46117
, 1862-02-13

TE KNOW, AND SPEAK FROM EXPERIENCE
when We SAY that E1l1oT's INPEovxD "PKAKL" " Sew
Ea MAcu1s1s sold By G. =. CoLL1ss 4 Co. E0 Lake
greet, Chicago, the cheapest nnd most economical
Of any machine We have eeen for fnmE use- Tie tea
tsat because Sewing Machine ts CHEAP 1t cannot ba
good, IL driven from our mtnd and from that Of our
abetter halfn by the "good works and The entire re-
liability OF the machine above referred to- ~h1ch ls sold
At tie low price Of @0 We it In fullest
se,c fri2ads-lChicaen Ii Deu1ocrat
, 1862-02-13
1egal Aotiefs.

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY. ss-snperIog Court Of Chicago, March
Term, A. p. 1S62- William E. Do9eetr Henry D. Bas-
SIT md D. Hobart Hills W. A1lFet Goddard and -
PerkinsI-Attachmenr.
Public notice Is hereby given to the said Alfred God
dard and Perkins t.at TFtt y OF attachmeat Issued
Chicago. dated tho eighteenth day Of January, A D.
ls at thc suit Of the said William DoEset Henry
D. Bassett and D. Hobart Hills and aa{nst tic estate
of.thc Eaid Alfred Goddard and Il Perkins for the
sum Of one hundred forty1na and so100 do1lsr, a.
rected to the Sheriff Of Stephenson County, which said
writ has been returned executed
Now therefore, unless you the said Alfred G2daftl
lie said Superior Court Of Chicago or beioEs the
rst day Of the thereof to be holden at the Corf
March L. D. 1861 giEe special bail and plead 70 the salt
nlantf * nctiOn Judgment will be entered against yuH
Ind IN favor Of the s:l William E DogEett Henry
Basset and Hobart Hs and 50 much ol M the p12
irt.cmeuf anJ costs viii be sold satisfy the same
THOMAS B. EA[sTEE, Clerk.
G411rP 4 H17cHcoCK Plt'd Attys- fe6k155 ~
, 1862-02-13
SLEEPING CARS
on SIGdT TRAINS To
PHILADELPHIA, NEN l0Ek i BALTI10R1
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND T3AN4
EEIsRED FREE.
FIGHTS:

By this Route FTefEnta o. al descE1pttQna11 % tk
waidei to and from Philadelphia. New York, Boston
Of Uhie Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa
OF Missouri, Be RAILROAD DIRECT
The PENNSYLVANIA Central Rail Road alBo connects n
Pittsburgh with Steamers, bJ which Goods can ba for
VarIed 10 any part on the Ohio, Auas1ngum- keo-
Wisconsin Missouri kansas Arkansas and lied Etve1E;
and at Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago With Steam.
Merchants and Shippers entrrstinE the Transports.
uon Of their Freight to tis Company, can rely vita
confidence on tts speedy transit. ~ -
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to ard from any point
In the West By the renusylyauIa Central Rail Road
ARE At AL TIMES AS FAVORABLE As ARK CuAK1KD n
OTHER RAIL ROAD CoAPASIEs-
E- Be particular ind mark packages VIA Hx1EA
GENITAL T. L."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either Of the following Agents ot ~
, 1862-02-13

CLARKE Il CO. Chicago, Illinois.
+. q STEWAIsr, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKE T. Gu, Transfer Agents Pittsburgh,
II " BROWN l. CO, Cincinnati Oh!a.
II G. MEIDEUAi 4 Co, Madison, Indiana
J. E. MOORE. Lonteyille. Ky-
" W A1EMAS d CO. Evansville. Ind
K F. SASS, st Louis, Mo-
We, FL LANGLEY. GallipoIls' lpIl ohlo~
HALL & Ct5. Marietta, Ohio.
T. s PIERCE Z CO, Zanysytle. Ohio:
Mcdowell i MCCDLM, Portsmouth,, Ohlc.
+ McNEELT, Maysytlle. ~.
j. r JOHNSON. Ripley, Ohio
JOHN TpDD. Coyington. IL.
g. I. UEATuE, Cleye1nna. Ohio.
&c. MELn1suM General Travelling Agent fce u;
South and We2I-
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gen. McCLELLAN'S ARMY Al
ALEXANDRIA.

NEW YoRx, August 26.--A Hss cor
respondent states: That portion Of McCiel'
lan's army which embsrked at Yorktowr
has already arrived at Alexandra. Thu
corps under the command Of Gen. Frank
lin, which embarked ct Fortress Menrol
on Friday, arrived at Alexandria to day
1t is also reported that another corps xill
oome to the same place to-morrow. il
fact, appearances indicate that the entire
Army Of the Potomac, excepting General
Porter's corps, which went to Fredericks-
burg last week, will make Camp California,
the old camping ground, situated above
one and = half miles from Alsxsndria, .
temporary rendezvous. Il 10 the opinion
that the troops now at AIsxaudria will, ID
the course Of . day or two, procesd to join
Pope's army. I am Informed that Keaf-
ney's division, which arrived at Alsxan-
dria shout The middle Of last week, part il
an engagement which occurred near War.
renton Yesterday. The new regiments are
daily pouring into Alexandra. and every
day they are sent forward 70 join The
above.
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DEATH or JUDaR GREEN, or
MARIETTA.

DAVIS GREEN died on Friday morning
of last week, at his home in Marietta, af-
Ter an Illness Of only few days. He
was, We believe, native Of Belmontcoun-
ty, IN this State, but commenced the prac-
t;oe Of law in Guernsey county. Some
Eileen years ago, he opened law office in
Marietta, whare he afterward resided un-
I'll he died. He was man Of considera-
bls ability, and had fair practice 10 .
lawysr. HA vas at one stime Probate Judge
Of N sshington county; and in 1857, be
WAS elected : State Senator, in the Dis
trict composed Of the co--nties Of Wash
inrton, Morgan, and part Of Noble, which
he Represented in the Senate during the
two, following sessions Of the Legislature
He Left wife and several children, who
have our. sympathy in their afiicticn and
bereavement. -
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- Tho radicals ass sin hopsfsl. -
Washington correspondent Of tAe Msu
York Eibs.s, undsr daAe ofths 2&&A izul.,
givss N account of N interview hsesssa
the President and Dr., @. a. Dsuwnssn, d
which il is said that Dr.. D. iuesrso1 ltau
tho tenor Of the Prssidsat's renasa4 -
III the next battle IN Vifginia results = {
decided victory for our arms, : proclamA-
ton smancipating the slaves a. febolD il
North Caroline, South Casolina, Florida,
Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi, Lopis;ana,
Texas, and Arkansas, viii Be forthwith is.
sued, ss-
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL ROSE
GRAMS.

ST. LOUIS, August %.
The Dsroeras learns, that on Thursday
last, Rosscrans left Corinth with an army
of from &c, 900 TO 20 600 men, and pro-
;cesded soathward toward Linetown, where
about $4,000 rebels were lying, under
Armstrong.
Price Is q Tnrpeio, on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, with q, 900 men. II is
probable that on being thrsatened, Price
and Armstrong win combine and give
Rosecrans battle.
The withrawal Of the forces under
Rosscrans will not leave Corinth exposed
as enough rsmains for. all emergencies.
We shall likely have stirring news from
Grants army in few days.
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ATTACK or GUERRILLAs.

BALrIl6oRE, Auguss 26.--The passen.
ger train on tie Winchsstsr Railroad
which lsft hers on Saturday afssrnoon, foI
Harper's Ferry, was fred into when aboui
half way between these points, BY party
of 80 guerrillas, and Edward Lucas, The
express messenger, was severely wounded.
The conductor of the train foolishly
stopped it, in compliance with the orders oi
the gang. Four soldiers Of the First
Michigan Regiment were taken prisoners.
The train, with its contsnts, was then de
stroysd, and the guerrillas made off with
their prisonef. ~
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Money Wanted.

Ne ars vesy hssh II need e money at
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Nko 1noe thsasslvss 70 BE Indebted to
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MANASSAS JuEerIoE, Aug. 28, p. NJ.
70 Nag. Gen. Halleck, Cdmssaadsr-is-
CHEF.
As soon as I discovered that large
force Of the enemy was turning our right
towards Manassas, and that the division /
had'ordered to- take post there two days
before had not arrived there from Alex
andria, I Immediately broke up my camp
ut Warrenton junction and Warrenten,
and marched rapidly back in three coll
umns. directed Mcdowell with his
own and Sigel's corps and Reno's Disision
{, march upon Game vile by the War;
renton and Alexandria pike; Reno and
one division of Heintsleman to march on
Greenwich, and with Pe tsr's corps and
Hooker's division I marched back 70 Ma
passas Junction.
Mcdowell was ordered to interpose be.
tween the forces Of the enemy, which had
passed down to Manassas, through Gaines
vile and his main body which was moving
down from White Plains through Thor
oughfars Gap. This was completely &C.
cemplished. Longstreet, who had passed
through the Gap, being driven back TO
to the west side. The forces sent to
Greenwich were designed to support Nc
Dowell in case he met too large force Of
the enemy. The division Of Hookes
marching towards Manassas came upon
the enemy near Kcttle run on the affer.
noon Of the 9th, and after sharp action
routed them completely, killing and
wounding 800 and capturing their camps,
and baggage, and many stands of arms.
This morning the command pushed rap
idly 10 Manassas Junction, which Jack
son had evacuated three hours in advance
He retrsated by way Of Centerville. and
took. the turnpike toward Warrenton.
He was met when six miles west Of Cen
terville by Mcdowell and Sigel.
Late this afternoon seyere fight tool
place which has been terminated By th<
darkness. The enemy was driven back
at all points and thus the affair rests.
Heinxlsman's corps will move on hin
At daylightfrom Centrevills, and / do mol
see how he Is to escape without hsayJ
loss. We have captured . thousand pris'
oners. many arms and one piece Of srtil,
|lery. (Sigued) JOHN POPE,
Mior-G General.