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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday. August 22.
RRVvEn

Sch Convoy, tBrl Hamm. Frederickton NIB.
Sch Challenge. (Brl Gallaspy, salmon River NIB.
Sch Sarah, Holden, New York.
Sch st Lucar. Barnes. New York.
Sch Clark, Haws, Bangor.
sch Robt Woodruff, Jones, Bangor for Sandwich.
Sch Flying Dart, fewis, Swamscott.
Sch ID II Mansfield. Pierce Southport
Sch Utica Thorndike. Roekland.
Sch Imogene, LittlejOhn. Mt Desert.
Sch Herald, Williams, Wiscasset.
Sloop Wildcat, Smith, Bangor.
Steamer New England Field. st John NIB.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Emeline McLain, Bucklin, Pictou, r G York
& Son.
Sch Christiana, knight, Fortress Monroe,R York
& Son.
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State Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusta, August 20, 1852
A adjourned session of the Executive Council
IA will be held at the Council Chamber in Angus
IA, on Tuesday the twenty-third day of September
next. Attest,
s. JOSEPH b. HALL,
s. aug2ldtd Secretary of State
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Marscilles 4th inst, ship Orphan, kcmpton, ,disg
AT Bordeaux 4th inst, brigs II q Berry, Race. for
New York 5th; Gen Bailey, Noyes, for do Goth.
At Havre 5th inst ship William Frothingham, ,Stet-
At Antwerp 9th inst ship Harpswell. Rogers. for
New York.
At London 9th inst ships Patrick Henry, Moore,
for New York. ldg; Chernbim, Skinner, laid up.
Sailed sth, ship 6aribaldi, Emery, New York.
Sailed from Cardiff I'd, ship Roanoke. Goss Mauri-
titus.
Ar at Mazatlan Jnne 25, sch Wild Pigeon, -,
Ar at Cailao 18th ult ships Mary Z Bates Eldridgc.
San francisco; 18th, Elvira, Andrews, Valparaiso;
18th, Benz Bangs. Bartlett, London.
Sailed 18th, ships John Bryant Gardner, for Lon
dom 18th, Mary Robinson, McCeaye. Chinchas 18th,
Bethiah Ihayer, Pendlelon, do.
Ar at Valparaiso 18th inst barks Nightingale, Ed
wards, and Gorilla, Smith, New York; 18th, ship
William sprague, Jameson. Swansea,
Sailed June 80, bark Amazonan, Mayo.New York.
Ar at Aspinwa 81 inst, bark L Pendleton, do; sth.
brig Drummond, Conway, do
Sailed 3lst uit. bark Zenas Coffin Ridde Trinidad.
Ar at Cienfuegos 9th inst, bark Franklin, Mitchell,
Ar at do 2sth ult, brigs Black Hawk. Grace, and
Marine Cook, Maehias; Ith inst, Fannie. tBrl Ross,
Sailed ath inst bark La Cigucna, Adie. New York
Ar at st Jago ltth ult brig Eliza Ann Adams.
Ar at sagua Sd inst, brig John Pierce, Morton.ke
West.
at Trinidad 10th ult. brig Gilmor Meredith.
sailed from Remedios 10th ut. brig Susan Duncan.
Taylor. Falmouth.
Ar al Havana SDth ult. barks IL Knight Raynes.
Portland (and sailed 9th for Porilaudl; W Hot
brook, small. Bangor; 4th inst, brig B Dunnng,
Collins, do; Ith, bark 81 Jago, hilmau, Portland.
Sailed 9Th inst, bark Albion Lincoln, Hutchings,
New York
Ar at Matanzas 9th inst, brig Demarara Blanchard,
Boston.
Ar at do 29th ult brigs Denmark, Staples Portland;
PrentiSs Hobbs. Ellis, Frankfort.
Sailed 3Oth, brig Bachelor tlirl Waycott Portland.
Sailed from Cardenas 30th ult, brig West, -,
Boston; 10th inst, Benj Carver. Smith. New York; /;
18th, barks Sarah Il Hale, Crowther Portland; 18TH
Diligence, Young, New York; brig II X Kirkland,
Knight, Baltimoreo.
Ar 18th ult brigs Amanda, Bryant Philadelphia;
% inst, Wappoo, Nickerson, New York: 9Th Sarah,
Bernee, Calais; 1ith, bark X knight. Raynes.
Havana.
SPOKEN.
May Is, lat 2 n, lon % w, was seen an American
ship from Cardiff for Hong Kong, showing Sd dis
pend No 1858.
June 2l. lat II n, lon III W, ship Josiah l. Hale,
from San Francisco for Callao.
July IA, lat 10 n, Ion % 10 W, was seen bark
Sarah Park, from Newport for Rio Janeiro.
Aug 8. lat 81, Ion H. ship J Parsons, Chase. from
Liverpool for New York.
Aug =, lat 40, lon g. ship Camden, from Cardiff for
Cape Verd Islands.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS. CID 7th, bark Harvest Moon,
Lampher, New York.
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per man. Mr.. Browns statements were re-
ceived with perfect storm of applause.

CelNeu WlUll Il peTltCb ouoiiH vi applause.
Several of the speakers are quite young men,
who have already recorded their names, and
pledged themselves to go to the field Of strife /;
and their remarks and appeals told with mark
ed effect. A paper was opened for signatures
upon the table, and before the meeting closed,
about thirty young men had appended their
names, which, added to those who signed the
evening previous, make out nearly or quite
one-third of the required quota. As each
young man came forward to the stand to re-
cord his name, the most cheering demonstra-
tions of applause from the audience encour-
aged him.
AT nearly six o'clock-the hall still full-the
meeting, having been in session three hours,
adjourned till MONDAY evening next, at 1-2
o'clock, when another glorious demonstration,
with still more glorious results, is expected.
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Repuhlican Cancns-FaImanfh.

The Republicans of Falmouth, and all others who
support the State and National administrations in
the present conflict with rebellion requested to
meet at the TOWN HOUSE, on Saturday, Aug. 3oth,
at O'Clock 7. NJ to make choice of candidate for
Representative in the State Legislature and to trans
them. Per order Town Com
Falmouth, Aug. %, 1862. d&wtd
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Franklin County Republican Convention

The Republican Convention for Franklin
County, for the nomination of State Senators,
and County officers, assembled at the Court
House in Pennington, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
the Dist inst.
The committee on credentials reported one
hundred and twenty-five delegates present
VIM. H. Josselyn, of Phillips, was unani-
mously nominated for Senator.
S. p. Morrill,, of Pennington, re-nomnated
for Register of Deeds.
Oliver Pettingill, of Wilton, for County
Commissioner.
Orren- Daggett, of New Sharon, re-nomi-
mated for Sheriff.
Samuel Cram, of Wilton, re-nomnated for
County Attorney.
Leonard Keith, of Pennington, re-nominated
for County Treasurer.
In the afternoon Hon. L. NJ. Morrill,, and J.
G.. Blair addressed the Convention in their
usual entertaining and logical manner
Com
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONs,
FOR GOVERNOR,
FUR GOV NEKNUR,
ABNER COBURN,
OF SKowHEGAN.
For Representatives to Congress,

First District. JOHN. GOODWIN, of s. Berwick.
Second District. SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Third District JAMES G. BLAINE. of Augusta.
Fourth District. JOHN III. RICE, of Foxcroff.
FIffh District. FREDERIC A. PIKE, of Calais.
Old Second Disfrict-Udcdncy,
THOS. A. d. FESSENDEN, of Auburn
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B-We will be obliged to our York county
friend for the proposed report of the Kenne-
bunk camp-neeting. Ii brief we win give it
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Persons Liable to Draft not Allowed to
Leave their County.

In our telegraphic columns few days since
appeared the order from the War Department
prohibiting persons liable to a draft from leav-
ing their own State. Subsequently, the follow
ing circular to U. S. and other officials was is
sued:
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For County Commissioners.

.4ndroscog'n ROBERT MARTIN, of DanviIle.
Aroostook. THOMAS j. BROWN of Hodgdon,
NATHAN S. LUFKIN, of Eaton GRIT
Cumberland. REUBEN HIGGINS, c. Elizabeth.
Franklin OLIVER PETTENGILL, of Wilton.
Kennebec. ;. EZEKIEL HUBBARD,
Knor ...... .NATH'L AFFORD, of Hope.
Oxford -. ELIAS NJ. CARTER, of Bethel
Waldo. .EEUBEN w. FILES, of Troy.
York.. .DIM0N ROBERTS, Of Lyman,
C ALFRED HULL, Of Shapleigh.
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Religious Notice.

Rev Mr.. Morrill, will preach the following theme
Tomorrow T. NJ, viz: "Can Christian Engage in
War;" Place of Worship, in the Library Hall, Me-
chanics' Building, entrance ON Casco St
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sB Consumption and Catarrh, and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by INHA-
LATIoS, Bye. MORSE, NJ. D.,
aulS 62 cod Corner Smith aud Congress Sts
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For SheriGs,

Aroostook. WILLIAM SMALL, of Fort Fairfield
Cumberland THOMAS PENNELL, Harpswell.
Franklin :. .0RREN DAGGETT, of New Sharon.
kennebec =. JOHN HATCH of Augusta
Knor ........S. w. LAUGHT0N, of Appleton.
Oxford -. HORATI0 AUSTIN, of Canton.
Waldo. ...... j. ID. TUCKER, of Belfast.
York. ...... GEORGE GOODWIN, of Wells.
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MONTHLY ALLoTaIENrs-1ITH REGIMENT.
The allotments of monthly pay by the nom
commissioned officers and privates of the 18th
Regiment are as follows
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From our Regular Correspondent.
Letter from Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Aug. D. 1862.
EDS. PRESS Il send you the quotas of nine
months troops for the Counties of Franklin,
Sagadahoc, Knox, Oxford and Aroostook:
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MARRIED.

In this city 21st inst, by Rev Chas Andrews. Mr.
Charles B fendexter, of Brdgton, to Miss Marian l.
Cross, of Sebago.
In Corinna 18th, Mr. Thomas b Packard to Miss
Mary Campbell, both of c.
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TO BUILDERS.
STATE OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTERS,


AUGUSTA, Aug. 20 1862.
GENERAL ORDER. No. 81.
In pursuance Of the request Of the Secretary of
war, eanfained in General Order No 90 of that De-
partment, Sect. I'd Of which is as follows, viz:
Tho Governors of the several States ara hereby
requested forthwith TO designate rendezvous for the
drafted militia Of said States, and to appoint
mandanfs therefor, and 10 notify the Secretary of
War of the location Of such rendezvous and the
names of the eommandants:"
~ "a ordered. That the places designated In Gene
raj Order No 80 of this Department. viz: Portland.
Augusta and Bangor. will be the rendezvous of the
drafted militia of this State and volunteers in lieu OF
draft: and the following gentlemen have been APP
pointed commandants thereof compensation to be
determined by the War Department.
John Lynch for the rendezvous at Portland, which
viii be known as Camp Abraham Lincoln.''
George w. Kicker for the rendezvous at Augusta
which will be known As Camp Il. d. keyes."
Gideon Mayo for the rendezvous at Bangor, which
will be known as "Camp John Pope"
by order of the Commander-in-Chief
JOHN L. HODSD0N.
a22dst Adjutant General.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regu-
lar lines. The steamers for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line which call at
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ENLIST.-Persons from towns whose quota is full
desirous to enlist. enlist part of the quota of
the town of Brunswick and receive the town bounty,
800. Per order Town Committee. Augl4lw
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DENrrsTRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 241 Con-
gress Street. first door east of lst Parish Church,
Portland, Me. aug5dly
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Ladies Committee Rooms, open every afternoon
rom 2 to O'Clock, where work will be found ready
for all who are willing to assist augl2lw
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"ELM HOUSE,

xREs THE undersigned respectfully informs the
n,kssA public that he has leased the above House,
f.ll5S,8 on Federal Street. Portland, and invites
EC7I-A the travelling community to call aud see II
he knows ''how to keep hotel" Clean
airy rooms. good beds, a we-proyided table. atten
tive servants and moderate charges are the induce
meuts he holds out TO those whose business pleas
ure call them to the Forest CITY,"
JONATHAN BLISS, Proprietor.
Portland, Aug. 10, 1852. diff
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoS.-H. A. LAMB, NJ D.,
Office, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland, Me-
Particular attention paid to Surgery. including
diseases of the eye and ear. aug7-6md
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For Clerk of Courts,
Kennebec. =. WIN. .M.sTRATTON, of Augusta.
For County I'reasurers,

For County Treasurers.
ISAAC c. CURTIS, of Lewiston.
'osfook .SAM'L BRADBURY, of N. Limerick.
THOMAS III. MEAD, Bridgton.
Inkiia :. LEONARD KEITH, of Pennington
aaebec. .. DANIEL PIKE. of Augusta.
or ...... ALDEN SPRAGUE. of Rockland.
ford 49,. WILLIAM A. PIDGIN, of Paris.
lido. ....S. A. HOWES, of Belfast.
r.. ......JOHN HALL, of North Berwick.
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For County ATTORNEYS.

d. MOSES NJ. BUTLER, Portland.
:. ...SEWELL CRAM, of Wilton.
IL. w. H0WES, of Rockland.
>. e. X. BOYLE, of Unity.
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DR. r. z. QUIMBY, would give notice that he has
returned to Portland, and be found at his Room
No. ID INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
18th, where he viii attend to all wishing to consul
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For Registers of Deeds.

Androscog'n. WM. F. GARCELoN, of Lewiston.
Aroostook. LOUIS CORNER, Northern District,
j. q. A. BARTON, Southern District
Cissbcrisnd. THOMAS HANCOCK. GRAY.
Franklin IS L. MORRILL,, of Pennington.
Eennebcc. j. A. RICHARDS, of Augusta
Knor GEO. w. WHITE of Rockland.
oxford -. ALDEN CHASE, of Paris
Waldo. ..... MARSHALL DAVIS, of Brooks.
York.. c. ADAMS. of Alfred.
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The quota for Aroostook County viii be
completed hereafter. SKIRMrsHER.
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ADJurANT WILLIAM IL. LARRABEE.
Recruiting Officer.
~ Recruiting Office. foot Of Exchange Street.
over Duran's Clothing Store. augl9dtf
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SPOKEN.
nnMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS. CID 7th, bark Harvest Moon,
Lampher, New York.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. %.
Williamsburg is still in possession of Union
troops. No fire has occurred there as was ru-
mored.
, 1862-09-21

8ehR fTap6 TnYE 1pneF BajYa1o m hw{n aalt
E<h5 q r Foster, HsAsen. II M1skepoo. d M lannhe,
fehe Magic, FzpWlsg. d anA East1 n tn ia1S.e
eehr Hbs, %heesea, GFeen&44h. 81 eoc1& W.ssI.
keAs @ xn1pP, Davis. Two K1yeFp. ff0 II 1ursher
9chs Fbntc. Ohl,on< eheboyrxS. u cTts wtood
echF NpF. h. Netiraw Crntrer rftie, H eaex,A wuod
ErhF Nnsaine Light UxA, Butfalo, Is cord. vonI'
sehf souvenir, ssshse., Aheborgaa, s. eo:,is
schs Ittt5e Belle. L...on, xasxszos. u =. ,an-
hr7
Ecb1 VIM Jqses. Thomas. Maa!esee. r n ts,ohr-
,'@''SS'
cIEaRED.. n
, 1862-09-21

NEW 9nRK. Sept NJ -FIorn-Ms;kes ,1a'2 an,.
h3 he3sst. &C eornan grades SC iowe. Sal;. j III
VIE 81 Sst ele.a5 f.r -1aeE etae; - ;axh1 ~ h.
80 ~ s.aa sst*t5 = ior s',aer w*ssrrn Is s:55
~ iGt tosiMon 70 gtAd .h.}pga,. brands cxtn,
realii http: - e:.6 Is for tad. SfaIsd.. Ms.xss
closing htNsy tn 10 huyers At this .,,,t.tlt ann
E.i" e"s snaai1n hcos cn'i and ipwts: sa1rs
.fnn {a aalce Extra R>o Enu- eteAtt- ii k1Y,sn
i Com ntal IN fa1s i.Tutet sales 1.ssS T t,ri* =
Man ns ~ taiotte on }gfra: { terms.
cceeaas:she. -'0 '''' ~
G.A,S-When. market hcarJ and to.scr, with
cS.'sro e1sts's spt,Er fasd ~ ~ sTE. sales lsS m
sec sluh II t1.1slt. 10; 1ictc ,,u an,br1 iowa q:
*1.ls1t! ~: islG Du rsor N3nlcr 1eu Illinois a:
5;9; ~ ss.m on rinis; sed wsst.tna .. Il a.f:i .t
bn t.s.a choice do NJ tl.si: 1.:cj NJ white M;cn.
t:nn a u: styc dnist At fur wc.tesn "
a:tshe f"E r'n'e N.siey sn!! nud nontnal, Com
sa'ee Ht.nN ha a. 3vlt1E for shipping mixed
wsstesns &Gtssc f., ts.serR; s1sS5ic fpr hcai,sf
and EH', nsd osse seascr- A!.f r.nsI p1rceji
ot.HE ~! pt;ees a. esGe1 TOR Jt5tey. Caaatli.n,
GRccE.rE..-spsar-1'sw.f fr.n and IN fair de-
an; ;, Sa!s, ~ iF hhs 1t s,n; for uea and
y hhas = TO Rto at 40 l5c; Il hiult tuba Mus
rnes,:,cs: 77ra-9-Thcse /. pretty sooa hui.
y = d lLG, md tile market rule. nts tirm %sJs
Jtlo BIZ. l,ast 'an cvsnI-G. nj $it11te,2.,U
Il mt-r: s.:-sn: =: *l..Ess,i.1' HE ios
tuin snf*s' &ai.I43! ~ Tor i,fint. n..ss Sf.fa,<
Ef!"@o fos prime. ttecf ruils llict. sat.. III
b r. ~, ~ kt';.H' Tor eonlIfy p,is,o:
s09l"ss tor toart.y ut4s: t:u.tf
klsta nj 1tpacked nsrs: e.5 20 ttta7x far ert.s
:a'si r"d: Dcrf hAms In moderate demand =,
~. ~ GsN s;tHs ehnie. western. Cut sntas4 arm
for han's ltht on stserl"artsc, j,attrtraax III
tsI .er'aHt -alt* IT. br!s. at y6i9.,c. Hut;r1
tst!inss Ut 'sSt1oAc fnz Ohio. lag nc u. sia.e.
eheess tn tais denand and hsm AZ ;isftoxc.
ENID. o>'"'e ae
GnAiN-Nhest au!e. and romto1liy lower. Sales
.! a!s, ~; no ! h*acn spttrg it 9tye: l.rt
Digit ,tsH h'. Writer rct Itd,a.1 ii u il vht n
1as tn.r<d today at Il -, Without baycfr t:.,fa
qr:ct. "'1@' esa'as
tAsAl fnz1"ltre-Eneh<agad. F1o.s 4. ,k.,,c
~ NJ nj asr. atd c.srn 1t II 70 New yvtx.
l.AKk tHrlkE~-Et,tGb bu. wheat ri, hn cor,
aca XIV t,t.- barley. ''''>3 ~" W. ~
GAEAL ESr"k1E-1..CO h.l4. eoar. II n, na
"ueA1' 8 NV ha eot1 End 9S0 hn Data.
, 1862-09-21
K1X e d.

IN nG.,essG:s- u. 2. Thureesr nnrntnE. 18th lsst.
Nls. HARVEY CVA1lS. D.. u, fresG. ut VI KnoT
College. - 1N''"A
Al lie retd' nrc IT h~s parents. In IsEc I'M PIKE
AhAStA ALDEN aStt - vsaIs. ~A'''N''"'
FAR v-lt y meet nj I1Lrr
UA tata tIdr hrAten;
1tA "a, ting tCeLe il U'ef.
The LAST rad icok h klr~n"
II tii!e c:tx: on ths issh u!t. N1n LtJCIA CARO-
LINE eEAtE- dsuEhtf Ut Hos 41t.. x. Rad Minerva
ftate. :ed IL 1eAs*. Ecntts and ;d4Ja
y th'E ctt{ Rsrt. etl. Of II, All itsesse DEDDlSG
TON btBlK. ~. d2s 3faF1
anersl frow The 1tsid<nza oS I. y. Ferdae, iH
no Gost stteeS NORTH Side. .: +. II. s1nt:4y.
IL th:s rty s:r u. Friday. s-pt. gah, 1877, Mr..
III LIMA 4 KANE. aged :. tears .
Fun. iron E.sl late les:te-ca No. q A1&pa-$t
Il "a tsni cay) A1e'f ON At osincA. fto remains
VII h~ taAs Ii u J.ckkon Nl:h ioY i.SerHcnt
. The u nit at janasyiIle, via, Mr. JOHN VIII
6nk. ot thlA e1tF.
A,t1 <r~ Mi tate p.Ace teu. the vault ii 0saes
fa1a1 q m-seFs, sodt5 Sunday u v,cl4ef. Hh
e." Hie Il Ft.'c I. 1tteud.
1r thia c!ty, yesterday 1ra!ntrx 73.A lctk, sf1a.
u: r. I. At&A1h, Nifc Of 4. T. Mcxesn. sStd ii
J,sTr
- r n II. ~ilI h. taket 10 .f.rk4s.vi,~ torsskt
N 1~ ~ks.Ayile GI~ SAT- 81. Lo14s psps.a 7.:Ase
ttsy.
, 1862-09-21
Forty 1AeAsa0sa Rteheta - ah~ konsn h.
Ns.At Harder

u fntn liz Alteout lx:nncrat, t2ti1
! gentleman just fnln CRANKY, Newton
c'trty. Mo Stce extreme Southwest mr.
non &i fht Stale, informs Us that tl.. rrt,.js
ncdsr NiioiGsn, are concentrating on The hor
Ecf. twenty EIlee fro,n &1sIns,y. s;,d L. Il thrr
noh nuu,btF f,ssn S0.AN to IL. .tlsA viii, tLlr
ncce~s1o:is from our St4tr TuIs force Is cur.
r. n'ratinE ttese viii the ayt,wtd ;,rroosu VI
Invading Missouri md laying waste the coar-
Try 10 The vxteE: III Its ability H.uduar.
e.'sne Il q days eru IN Il spe-ch 4, his men d..
ciafed :bAt be should 1cal them M fi1rthr-
Than the Missouri line, and ti.at there Gan.
frice would co1nniar1 theta. This is but the
can5ifc ont oi The same programmes which
We mentioned sa,ra tEo mouths ago, nna
~h'en HAs tncn thhstantiA.ct By The most an.
th.u:31 Information.
lhe 11;liitaIy authorities here lave. doubt-
ICES, mad aect - 10 the eaule s0pr.cs fr in
formation; nnt We lske it tor crs,1ted s.,2t
atu}ie lTt partition has lven made ty meet 'l,t.
}asac!EE ier. The departure Of Geuersl S-ho-
u ic 20 The Southwest leads us 10 th,. ennrla.
sion that he las a jaet appreciation Of the
da1sst. which uC4i2 threaten our State frnrn
that quar1er. With regard 10 thr nn,r,her ~
t't.oI's with which ne will operate A.a,9.1 rhs
rebcss, the public arc much III the dxrE: h,,t
~e ART sssurea that ample pro yi&son nas been
soate 1or all contingencies |. would IL. =
ctite unrart{enablc II tie authorities. Ay .tI.Jr
leE Elire''ct, should tcpeat st.e terrib1e .ande7
~al:ch co+t us the lite Ct G.u- l9ou. antt tina
eufftndtf IF the Glrrs: :nrtlon Of our terri
TOY to the pluase u. the 1aarauayrs uodcr
f11cc- Let us rely upon Il different result.
, 1862-09-21

hasyy I'D sspspsax. ws rt7ass decslas 1t fally
x9re % bs4 veek. -'>
Clusip9 prices a1u - fo.lows:
food to pf,n1u -. .....-.......-.--...--.,s sSAt2yl
sioGe@i5@ bead:
fsles to dsy n follows:
At snz1HAA'a sAA"s.
Is.dh.m te!d Apgaes 15 hea1. Averaging l,'ss
sal1eIury sold Norris t Rsnnensn = head.
averaging 1s3 -. At u g.
na.ea1s "oia Calder n head s'e'a';fns ess D.
Toot, so!d Morris Il hFaA a'crA: ::ns tS7 n. Oh
nnne so'a xorr.. 4 nlruenaa 80 head fDs
f'utl- t4,ld Horr1. 4 Rfanen,as, u hcsa, av:s4-
.inx f.G1 NJ, Al ; - III = t'~ad-
Ar ulcHtuAs surTMxhH JAuDs-
Frye fo!l Nsckc II head, asrrA.!ax t.iss Ss. ..
En,I4ht sold lueh.nan ., head. averaging 1,oss
En,l. .,,t eo:d Allen u head, Averaging lid Is,
at &xs0.
At Ps1rshCRHM TAEps-
nIGman cold Hickman IL head. averaging 1,1Go
IA, dA:ah sold - II head. averaging s51 h..
NJ 44Iu-
uOes-neeciEtd during tho wcek, u, ,sRs against
lssco the wesk p.er1sus. shu ssug \ decfeaae of
1,xs1. The rEs-ket under = .:.,oA shipping sud
tptcs'at,' drmsnd, ruled lt1u md steady .h1uush
unt the week. TtnAr-tLs recEip.s aoouat 10
t,'Ga. iesteIdaJ's r.Iess wer. vel, sa.,ainsdaa
III: shatset e:oted asta and active. Ab,nt 40
csaEgs han.s nt Itiect rALin; from Il 3s{t3 X.
tnt rxtia lot brought &3A
~cqnosr clcttng PRICES aafollows:
tttta Lad Hugs. n&r1s5
sstoo >h:Ip!us ................-..... xTafts.g}
:
, 1862-09-21

1ats<f ~ tsEsee i ~Alek - 4 h. asF@a
-Ntm ePss1eEA. fAea came Eselta dfFkioa.
Even y ~ aeaA, - ~ teAa Maaa Il seae
I:sEts. II. sSat ~ 4a aeAps.sse4 .k2,s
~ aoee. ae4 he b 4 present psoslb!r il
II Fs1axaelzg Rost5sA seaas - ke en1er
t.e cGnanaAA4 of Lne- Tke whole puuber thst
lafeed At1e, tfasa Ahoat e4Eh1 o'e:o.k on Eel-
y. sdess x1s11klroat ~ ehxlc 0: Wedoesaev
:'Ehf. snd uu13l 5 oteaock u n, oa ThursdaT.
al nue excet1 13x 90 Hes.
AfxARASc1 AID ooSDrcr o. TIE sszz1e.
16ey ste Weu ARMED. and 60 dssvu sttsxav
nnSy u It thstr psux&nify, in rany cesxF. 4
onaAire 10 the sneal. faat rnsdsss csnaot
ea:a asocnR tae colsxaA rag-pfckefs cf Phita-
seefeas aoytody mose d!r;5 Or 1u.drsssad II
Consequence 14 tae peoclazaatioa II Genera
Aets ese4r eo04n6 toearAs the ctt1peas og us-
= Elao& We2s On Ehs wlolo blnxarlcaa. Tocdr
tos*ted Ero~eas and toeas t4Hata ne mas& L.
.uvrrah1e. end. from she superior nfl1cAe or
one OF The disis'ooa, l Learned. what cueAnd
tr5orc, that their fasbeazance toward. The ~
hasitant% ri Maryland would 1.st ,,nly lotX
enough to Lest whether the Etats. wae seces.
ssoa or Ihion In sentiment, Aad II The lat3er.
sten they 9oufd devaAtate the State, psrtisu.
LILY such posttoGA Ut it ~ furnished The few
1.t number Of recruita
, 1862-09-21
asrHtul81un War Esnfnl Association
for tlitnuiH


N'HxHtA-. Dur .u}aIers maxi. great eacrJn,+. In
AS!Lg ths II hntfLt.-, fun,!ly a1t ftttad, 10 rn
tnuAiEt fht hatdsh1ps And peril. Of soldiers La
tae1t svIe. "e, the undersigned, attorneys aud
eta?y eits t'-r etErscrs tt collect b,uuise. aat
tssA ray On atcounf uf 1he *c:vtce4 Of ttc-4-ri
7sl'ans. riocu.e ptne:ons f3r ds-ahled I'll 1,e:s
tFs and eislsse VI =Ith aic n1 are xle4i In tua
tc1fice AID to r1u.. cute On hthlt o. pg1y4,es aH
maner. ot war clains. s.re Of charSe:
Nh!tc t To~ne- No 100 Waehla..ou .treet,
eGArs. s.osse = 1rnsoa. tus Rssh,nst,n street,
i f.: ;A.asen. :t!1 ~. Hs.top,i!san block
1lal!el Q. DllkG IL. IL Met,t p.,,,tau hl.ck.
IotAra .. hnieetraockc-. Ii Metropolitan block
!. nsErIl."n, i. ~ KsEsiosi'h esree,.
SSsn:efa Ssms.y r 'Iss ~ Wathlngtt u street..
!. L !soiid. ~ uearboEn =!sce;.
Evnf i tis!IHr. - Deashosu sifest.
lsFlA * Sno KhoGk. - u.a1oor1 ttfcet,
!hhts|Iroh i U.hua. Is Dearborn e,ss.vt.
i I'm Lyle kinE. IT Ii a9l,usp street
EHGtr ( iixE,. II d. norm street
s nd!s + wit rs,sss s i's K.aa.ph .tsest
WalAsr : Iaona.. 70 1k.adolpa stseet.
S!cHe: s.alth, 81 south Cia tx ttrctt.
=. Marble. 1Sa s.uih Elask street
ta!-ets i l:t'tt. ,eS 1AEc street
!. !: Sherman, Telegraph Hu.!dIrs.
I.aleS. Gary & N.Ili1tnr, 80 CI.;l st1eet
NatAtr 4 nit, u t9artz street,
u. +. Tow.iee. - Elx,k l. stseet
L. ". EtAn-, "a E.a.k -l:rs1
1ttH 4 Ac111u. - tlatk street.
Ja'heroh A h!bha:ti. Is lark street.
EatEnr: r Ftek 116 kand4Ina ttrrrt.
+. = Van l'urea, 1T, lt4neol;,a street,
Jphu T. ls"cefs. Il o Randolph street
Sra'c-. ssc ittricr 1rwesf. st Deeybofu si:eet-
!!esfey- tslpny Il Gait {: Deartl,ea -tyes;.
tio. ne. Miller & l.cs3.. ~ Las,1lc street.
BlutIelt Winston, .S LaSalle street,
HGinis Clark 4 Beau. Is and IL Lsrmon block,
\. h-PEhliehess Of newspapers arc urgently
stHaested to give TIE abore r!ace IN thvt. eo1-
nuara.