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, 1862-09-10
FROM LEAVEkW0
Quantreu and his Gurillas
in Kansas.
TIE INDIAN WAR In D4COTAH
TERRITORY,

LEVESwoRTH, Sept. 9.-Saturday night
4uantelll4 With . force Variously es'imated a!
II. IN 20U to 1,o00 men. entered A1atke, John.
SOD county, and at the latest accounts still
Geld the place. Several stores were robbed.
and the office OF the Mirror newspaper de.
mbllEhed, and fifty recruits for & austs reet.
ments ~ere captured. Gov. Robinson las
lfsued proclaim alton calling upon all citizens
OF the State to organize and arm Tor home
defense. He says one half the enrolled m Ill
TIA OF the State have entered the United States
service. '~>'
Intelligence from Dacotah, and the unper
Missouri, indicates serious Indiau hostiliIiss.
Governor Jayne, Of D.cotah. issued q prOcla-
NATION on the 301h ult., calling on the settlers
70 organize. Two men, Judge Amidon a1d
his SOD, had already been killed. Geu. Blunt
r et1Fed dlspa'ch yesterday from Gov.
Jayne, dated ssonx City, September 6tn,
which Gays. the Indians roade an attack that
morning within three miles Of Yauk:on, the
capital Of the Territory. Tue courier bring
lng the dispatch to Sioux city, With an escorz
OF Ten men, had light with twenty lodi ms,
len miles rom fankton. The governor calls
ter regiment and arms aud ammunition. a.
q general Indian war is feared,
OAAHA, n. T., Sept. 9--Powereu1 bands of
ments in this Territory. The settlers ars sat ret-
s!pg alarmed and coming in with their fi.Di-
lies. There is 10 excitement aud no cause far
a'arm IN this locality. Acting G 3Vernor Pad
Geek has selegraphpd the Secr.tar7 Of war a.
II rlGg eHmclr Mt militia to hold the Indians in
CHECK along the Nebraska border Tae miIi-
tla IS nelrg rapidly orgabized and drilled. l.
IS believed that moderate force properly dis
t1leu1ed along the horde5 will be ADEQUATE
provision against Indian incursions.
, 1862-09-10
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Shocking Railroaa Accident.
AN ILLINOIS REelMEsr THROWN
OFF THE rkacK.
Five Soldiers KILLED.: and Fifteen
Wounded


Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Tribune,7
ST LOUIS, Sept 9, 1859.
Last night, between aud 10 O. clock, a trooD
train, bonnd east over the Ohio and Missfssin.
pi Railroad, containing Cpl. Funkhouser's
9sth regiment of Illinois volunteers was
thrown from the track near Bridgeport, Law
renee county, Illinois. ThsAceident oceurre5
through arrangement OF tie switch at that
point. Whether that derabgament was accf,
dental or the v1llfu1 act Of et,me evil disposed
Ierson or persons has not yet come to light.
The ralrcad company, We sesrn, will make
the closest scrutiny Of the :1natter The cf-
feet Of the diEplacements Of the Switch
was to divert the train to + Side track. On
which were standing eeyGEal freight cars,
The collision with these was terrible. and
several Of the cars containirk the troons w7ra
thrown from the track and Hxseipi.ated soma
ten or twelve feet down IN embankment.
Five soldiers we're instantly killed, and some
fifteen or twenty wounded. The names OF the
killed are as folio 7s: Caps, 0. L. Kelly of
Ehl1gha1n, B; WH. Webb: WIN. Mills sud
Henry Hoffman. privates in Capt. Ke'ly's com
paDy and E. Calvin, private in Cspt. Tur.
ners company: The names Of the wounded
ne have been Unable to procure. Surgeons
from La#renceEile, Illinois, and Vincennes,
Indiana. were immediately in attendance, and
everything possible to be done Las been done
for the Comfort Of the wounded, both BIZ the
citizens OF the neighborhood and the railway
company.
The provost marshal general declines to
assist IN the recovery Of escaped slayes, and
and says tie Elaves Of rebels arc emaacipated
and under military protection.
The telegraph office was broken open and
robbed lately at Sturgeon, CT the Nor1h Mis-.
Eonri railroad.
V1ScEssEs, Sept. "a epecIal train con-
houser, en- route for Louisville, was throwa
from the track at Bridge port, Ill, on the Oaio
and Mississippi railroad, about O'Clock lat
right, cauei1 & the instant death of I've SOL
dlsr*, and severely wounding:: thirty or forty
Q. L. Kelley, Of Efingham county, H., was
among tile Killed, and the sufferers we're prin-
clpull3 OF bis company. a special train with
physicians, nurses, DC, was sent from here
immediately On receipt Of the news Of the
disaster, and everything d:ne+o alleviate the
snlef1ne::ct tue Wound-d. The accident wAs
eanstd by the psrtial opening of The switca
at Brldgtpert b, some villain, for tue Express
purpose Ut throwing this train from the fra.k
and nuraering the soldiers. A suspicious
character, believed to be The scoundrel eno
Ptrrt trated this Outrage, AMI who wds found
proving around the vicinity this morning,
Las been arres ed, and is Euw iG custody. The
same ltd!T1dual was arrested by an officer Of
this regiment, but short time ago, while at
Centralia, on suspicion Of his being q spy or
ereogt d N diso} ii practices. The wouadei
Htre today removed to the hospital in thus
civ.
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lhe rebels must conquer within the next
thirty days, or never. 4 fresh army of
100000 Dlen, onc-third larger than our en-
tire furcc in the field Oh the frss dav OF
July, is marching to the conflict, and the
enemy Lave no corresponding army to
meet it. They understand the situation,
and their only hone is to overwhcln the
veterans before the new regiments reach
the field. Hence their nudacious aud dcs.
1e1ate push into Maryland aud Kentucky
Blu: the job they have undertaken is more
than they can manage. Our forces at
Washington outnumber them today, and.
With The poorest apology f5r generalship,
We must either capture or disperse the
maraudcrs who have invaded Maryland.
Our Western aro1y has never vet been
beaten, aud never will be- It has ceased
guarding rebel property: and we shall soon
hcar that it has commenced fighting and
destroying the eucnly.
Even though the rebels should capture
Baltimore, and Harrisburg, (Which thev
cannot do), our situation would be less
gloomy than theirs was in May last. Have
we not taken Nashville, Memphis and New
Orleans: Did not Mill Spring, Fort Henry,
Fort Donelson, Pea Ridge, Columbus
Island 10, and Shiloh, fall in quick success.
Eion upan them and with more stunning
effect than even the disasters which have
ovcrtaken us in Virginia? Away then
with gloom and dtspordcncy! We have
abundant reasons to be encouraged. Lit
no one despair Of the Republic,
, 1862-09-10

Before Stonewall Jackson advanced into the
valley en- route for Frederick, Md, Gen,
julius White was in command Of Winches.
ter, Va. Gen. White received an order from
the Wat department as early as the I'd inst,
directing the immediate evacuation Of the
Tos1, the removal Of all the government pro.
perty for which transportation could be
found, and the destruction Of the post.
The order vas fully carried out. 4 CORES.
pondent Of the Cincinnati Gazetfe. 1ho vas
present, says:
The main difficulty on our way proved to be
Want OF Transportation. Could sufficient
cars have bell furnished We would h.va
fased eVeryt-4s, as it was, by untiriug ex-
triton, We suCt tsedtd IN slvinE all the yuns
sud ordnance stor-s, except four 33-pouuj-
tfs, ard The So intuition for THEM, the horses,
ard most OF Inc regitnenal pro s'-rtr. The
eo1nnissary stores being the must bulky and
least valuable, We did not remove.
4 party OF Us rode Yp to the fort to ex-
anllhe Tor ourselves. We found q scene OF
obstruction that tar snrp Used our expecta-
!lois. The entrance to the fort WIS com
pletely blocked up BY huge masses Of rock.
Ire vail nsar=sI the ntagaziue WAS bio w
Array, AID the Glitch filed with the depris.
r bile a1i the Wood~ork connected With it
seemed to be consumed. The guns had been
already rendered useless, the wires aud els
destroy ed and tie whole place reduced to su "a
STATE asto be Of no earthly use to tue enemy.
It was capiCally done, and Gen. White deserves
The greatest Credit Tor the planniuE aud mis- ex.
ecutiug officers for the carryins, out, OF tho
evenings programme. We let nothing but.
the bare earEnworks in the most dl1apidated
condition for The enemy 10 take posses sion OF.
The brigade marched all nizat and the next
day, and reached this point at 6 o'clock, hay
ing made the thitty-1our miles march in
eighteen hours.
Gen. White fell back to Marsiusburg, Va,
where cn the 9Th the rebels made an attack on
him, but were handsomely rcpulsed with a
loss Of fifty men. Ec has the 18th Illinois
cavalry, commanded hy Col. Arao Voss and
Lieut. Col. Ha.brouck Davis-both Of this
city.
A letter from Washington to the n. 7. Trio.
""c, aia great Injustice to Gen. White, alleging
that he ret1eated in panic, unnecessarily de-
stFoying public stores that might have been
saved. The writer was wholly mistaken both
in his facts and surmises. Gen. White will
prove himself, if opportunity offers, to be one
Of the best brigadiers in the service.
, 1862-09-10
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The extreme Eass scnr!s fitting response
TO the far West. The election in Maine is
in many respects rlore gratifying than that
Of California. Maine has sent 0,0oO vol
untcc-s to the war, every one Of whom
would have voted against til Tories. II
these citizen soldiers had bern allowed to
speak at the ballot box, the Republican
majority would have been nearly 10000.
Every one Of the million soldiers enlisted
in the army bus giy2a the rledge Of his
life that he is il favo1 .: fighting down the
rebellion in the sprediest manner, and op-
posed to every Tory scheme Of peace which
docs not contemplate the restoration of
every foot Of territory btlooging to the
Union, After the enormous draft th 1t has
been made upon the patriots of Alaine, it
must be regarded as cheering fact that
the Republicans still count 5000 majority
in the State, and are enabled to elect four
fsths Of the members of Congress, if moi
The entire delegation
, 1862-09-10

time to time by citizens who hive left there,
or By retnrniog.soldiers. They, however, deal
in eeneralitfes.
It is said to-day that the rebel p1ckets ex-
towards HagerstoWn. It cannot be ascertain
ed that the rebels have advanced IL a1y force
below Frederick Junction. Their future
movements are matters OF conjecture.
Secretary Stanton and Gen. Mcclellan are
On such terms that the latter took tea with the
former On Saturday evening.
Lieut. Col. Kane, Of the Bucktail rifles, has
been appointed q br3gadier general.
NEW YORK, Sept. "a Washington corres-
pondent soy8 the order for a court Of inquiry
into recent disasters on the battle field, has
been countermanded. but ou1y suspended. It
out doing anything.
The Washington correspondent ola morn
Ing journal 6aye, under yesterdays date:
An officer Who has ridden aloog the line
from Chain Bridge to Fairf.x to day, says
that small bodies Of mounted rifemeu are cou-
ttiinually prowling about our fronts: An intel
lgent surgeon, just from Ceptrevil1e with the
Wtunded, says that only Que regiment OF
rebel cavalry of North Carolina, Col FIanner-
dy, is visible at CentreViile, and it's scouts aud
plcEets occupy the country to the eastern
slope Of Fairfax. It was reported ther. aud
believed that Bull Run was htld By rebel ar
tiileTy and iufan+ry in some force.
All the hospital stores left at CentreVille on
Tuesday morning for the benefit OF the Union
wounded, were taken by the rebels on their
occupancy and distributed largely to their osn
hungry troops; hence much of the suff:ru5
on the battle field by our furnished wounded
The surgeon in charge states th 1t had he not
been informed by Gen. Pope that no evacu.
tion Of that point WAS intended, he should
have devoted the ample supplies to their orr
ginal purpose by starring them under tla, Of
truce to The field. All reports agree that thu
hal 1r.f34 l., 4o3 =
humanity, and our prisoners according to The
rules OF war.
, 1862-09-10
The Indian War in minnesota
4 FIGHT NEAR FORT: RIDGE3,F-.
TIE INDIANS DKlFEN BACK,

ST. PAUL, Sept 8.-Afayor Prince arrived
last ght with dispatches IRON Fort Ridrely.
Thursday, 4sb, Cspts. Grant and Anderson
win small party Of infantry and cavalry,
from Fort Ridgeiy. During the engage1leat
the whites managed to throw up brc asi#orks
ct cesd horses and earth, and held out until
Gol slbley came to their relief, aud drove the
Indians back.
Thirteen whites were killed aud forty.seYeu
wounded. None Of the wounded were from
g.. Paul Before the engagement Captain
Grants H: 1 party buried eighty-tiye Of the @assa-
woods two weeks, uuburied
Capt. Vapderhook, commanding at Fort
Ahtrcrombie, writes that large number of
Irdians had apprared around the fort and car
ried off all The government mules and castle
belonging to the post. and was comp p.lled to
keep Lis entire force, Gil gu7ri all night. H.
also says that unless reinfurcemeats appear
socn he will be compelled to abandon the
post.
, 1862-09-10
Election In Mnfne.

boston, Sept. 9.-Sixty-three towns in
Maine give the republicans majority Of 3 ,062
against majority Of :, OF last wear.
PORTLAND, Me, Sspt. 9-We have returns
from ninety one towns in the State, giving thu
tol!ogiDg vote for governor: Cohurn, (fep., }
Il ss56; Bradbury, {peace dem.,) IL, 1W; Jan.
eson. {Cnion dem } 2,325 Tue same tn~us
isst 5ear gave Washburn Il ,9G4, Dana, 1850,
Jameson, IT'S.
The aggregate vote this year will probably
tal short u. 3.0oO, the aggregate vote Of 1861
beirg 100, sos.
As We have returns now from nearly two
ftfhs OF the State, the loss, if it continues,
I'll ~ leave the Republican msjority not over
Frem appearances the Republicans have
cafritd four out of the five Congressional dis
tricts. The 1st Congressional district is in
donbt- There will be large Republican us
Jorlty In both branches Of the Legislature,
though not 60 large as last year.
, 1862-09-10

Fort MONROE, Sept. s.-Cne f4z of truce
boa. Coesack arrived from Aiken L auding this
q. m. with over 600 federal soldiers paroled,
On Sept* mbtr 6.h there were g. Of Geueru
Pope's officers taken to Richmond and PLACED
in close confinement in Libby prison, also
about 20 soldiers.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 6:h contains
the following:
"rhe past few days have been occupied in
the burial Of the dead on the plains OF
Manassas. The movements Of the
armies beyond, are upkrown. The
game Of strategy being now deemed essential
By both combatanss, the one for the preser-
Vation, the other for the capture of Wash
ington. A flag Of truce was sent day OF two
afier the last battle by the enemy asking per-
mission to bury their dead. It vas granted.
Soon after 8 lot Of negroes, armed With
spades, appeared, aud after Performing their
work y ere very properly taEen charge Of bY
our troops, most Of them being runaway con
trabands.
, 1862-09-10

Sk1fmtshes. Rebel DcpredatioRs ant
humDEn,

LOUISVILLE, September 9.-L,st Thursd, u
a7orag'bg party from Cumberland Gap en-
counleLed party Of rebels seven mites dis
tant. The federal loss was one Killed and
three wounded. The rebels were driven away
with cons derable loss, as they were exposed
to ~. E king fire from t1irtty-sTo pounder.
station at Ben,on's and Bagdad On the L1uis-
vile and Frankfort railroad, and tore up 100
yards OF the trick at Bigdad.
Rumors ART quite general here-but whereof
headquarters here have not been advised. aud
h!ch they do not credit-that Geu Taos. {,
C'1ftenden has vauquished q portion Of
Bragg's fore near Gallatin, Tenn; also that
Brsgg's entire forces are crossing tne Cumber-
lann RIVER, with view of invading northern
Kentucky.
A party OF rebels went on Saturday ia
Wet Point, at the mouth of the Salt River,
intending 10 capture any trading boat there,
but vAmoosed on ascertaiuing that all sash
bouts had been removed to tue Indiana shore,
The Southern Telegraph line is working to
Russellvllle and Franklin, Ky.
, 1862-09-10

We learn that ]. ". Parish, E>q., of Peoria,
H., received authority by telegraph from the
War Department, last evening, for himself
and Col CapEon OF Peoria, to mise and equip
regiment Of cavalry IN this State, for the
State at large.
Col. Capron Is well known in the West,
having occupied number Of prominent po-
sitions in this State. He is especially adapted
to the cavalry service, having been colonel of
crack cavalry regiment of militia in Mary
land for number OF years. 1t is intended to
constitute this regiment thoroughly efficient
corps in every respect. The horses purch .sed
will BE- such IS no gallant trooper need object
to ride into battle, and the equipments will be
OF the first quality. The time limited in
which to raise the regiment, is thirty days.
, 1862-09-10

In This CITY, Sept. s.h 1872 MONTY. oalg chilli a,
jas T. anq CaTr.;. G. Butler, aged OLE 3eaS, tn:cp
F"nt "a this Wednesday,. afternoon. at * O'Clock
from 323 -Four th aTcnue Friends OF the family ara n
yited to attend. ~ 49,
~ Mex Hampshire pspers p1ea asa COPY.
In tha ctty. on the atn lnst CARRIE MADAL1SE.
youngest aauehrt OF chas. ana Flora Clark AMI
grand duAgEter Of Dr. H. H. Eedrdsiey
FuDera! services tie 10th list aI 3 o'cl1cI p If
from the lesiuenee Of DR.. Boards cy, No & saus1
Gr.en sttet. Friends orerespect1usly invited to at
tend.
Sweet Carrie. thou to ns on earth
Did ever set III Of Angel n,rt,:
TbiGe ty-. thTo$ whtcn the ltr1t g1ean'.1
With heeyenE light all rhG1ent teeu'd,
And 1OuF our 1lcIt Is tils spt7ats soe1i
Noye hoI d. of love words 4nlottc
The nny f3<tsteps pAttring fall
NJ more will eel o III O. lie h;ll
tie outstr+ teh d hat d. n joyous ylee
No more teir f" Eeicome home" We see
he prrHer'd kisa, with child sh art,
No more will Cheer tle huEdrn'd heart
The sht Is OUT and I'd and chill
Thy VI ice no mere our hparts will thrill
The happy liouls' With tat C., Is Tau
Thy v'fe1gn n Ill. . God. be tope!
AACSICATEp
hlS0N IN the %fltll ear Of Eet as".
her fuhea al will be r1endeu from the resf1e1ce IA
I1rk aver ne on "Wednesday, the 11th iust at r. At
~ Boston and New York p.pe:s please copy.
, 1862-09-10

SCOUTING. D. a. McOmber, com
manding detachment of company 81, 18th
Illinois cavalry Of twenty-five men, made a
fifty miles from camp at Greenvi,le, Mo, to
Donirhan, which place be charged upon on
the evening OF the 31st u1s., capturtng one
Of the notorious Poindex'er's lteutenaats
and two confederate soldiers, also some siz or
eight G. cd borses and two fine mule teams
mill for the rebs1s, Who are encsmped, some
AGO strerg, some ten miles from tnat plaza.
Willie reiurriug to camp with the prl-ouers
ard d Rfces sh properly, We were fired upon By
hpsbuhsckere 1t the Little Black. woaudiog
onf Of our en- and 6il i"g one OF our horses
prise. were nor con'ueed, aud returned the
IRE bfi.kiJ, killing oue, aoundieg several and
making them skedaddle most glortouslY.
, 1862-09-10
Railroad Accident In Pennsylvania.
Eaal41.EH Killed.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9.-At midnight, Q
through fright train for Baltimore, wnen q
came separated snd obstrucsed The road. In
consequence Of heavy fog, troop train
came IN collision with it but fortuna ely no
person was seriously burt At 80 this N ,rn-
irg. q special traiu having squad Of 100 CIV
airy on board. By some uuactonntAbic care
1~ssnese or misunderstanding rau iato b9sh of
these traits. Tue collision was very sev.ra
ard the consequences most dis ts.raus. Tqe
cars were broken to pieces, tn -ee men were
killed and number more seriously wounded.
, 1862-09-10

Ben. Bond and Thomas Bond, Of Clinton
county, in this State, have been arrested by
United States Marshal Phillips, for treasona-
BILE PRACTICES, discouragipg enlistments, etc.
Ban. Bond vas himself United States Mar
shal for Illinois under Fillmore, aud has since
that time been raging Democrat, prominent
in all the conventions Of the party, and 3
much trusted leader Of the organization. He
has shown his hand too early,
, 1862-09-10
GnE ITiinlu ME.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 1s;,



AL voters Of the State Of Illinois who cordially
endorse the present Administration in au its ef.
to1te to cruth the existing rebellion against the
government By enforcing the laws; and who are
IN favor OF confscating, under the laws Of Con-
gress, every description Of property owned by the
rebels; also, Of usiag al the means known to cly1-
Lied warfare for snbduing the rebellion and pun
'1shang traitors, thereby saving the Union and the
constitution, are requested to aeEd delegates to
convention to he held at Springfield, on TEnSEs-
Fr*nAS, TIE 247H DAT OF SArTEABER inst, at ten
OF the clock in forenoon.
The officers to be nominated ere State Treas.
nrer, Superintendent OF Public Instruction, snd q
Representative In Congress for the State at laree
Each county will send one delegate for each
thousand votes cast IN said county at the pres
dental election OF 1850 provided that each county
shall be entitled to one delegate, whatever may
have been the vote cast.
By order Of the Republican State Central Com
@nittee+ E. PEcK, Charman-
The following table shows the number of dele
gates to which each county will be entitled under
The ral{
, 1862-09-10

Is 1t has been q matter of wonder how
Kirby Smith passed Cumberland Gan
guarded By Gen. Morgan. nnov appears
that his force entered Kentucky in separate
.detacbments through difficult passes in the
mountains south Of the Gap. II our gen
erals in command have any enterprise,
they will destroy Smiths whole army be-
tore he can get it beck beyond the Cum
be11snd mountains,
, 1862-09-10

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept, 8.-A rumor about
town that Governor Morton would proclain
martial law and close all business houses at
P. H. tomorrow, caused great excitement TO-
day- II turns out to be untrue
The rolling stock of all railroads running to
the Ohio River is concentrated here. Oa}y
one locomotive is run into any Oaio River
town. Great caution is used By ali railroa&
men.
The enrolment OF the militia Of Indiana Is
about equal to The last presiden' il vote Ooe
man IN every five will be called for. The au-
thorities cannot get their schemes perfected
for drafting before the 18th prox- The largest
counties and cities are yet to be heard from.
In the aejutant generals office they are very
busy 1nr1oughing prisoners from Richmond,
to send the poor fello rs deceatlg of. ToeIr
condition is 1amentable in the Yiew Of any
man who loves his country
The 101st Inoiaua left for Cincinnati to-day
, 1862-09-10
From California;

FAN FRANCISCO, Sept 9-Markets unusual.
II lapgnfd, aud little iRclinsston to extend
business operations until the receipt Of more
encouraging news from the seat OF war,
To-day beirg the 18Th anniversary Of the
admission Of California 1nfo the q Uniou, 1t was
OBJ rved almost universally as holiday.
Judge GoQdon Mott ta* been elected dele
gate to Coner rs '1nm Nevada Territory.
The British cosonfst. Of ths3d. b5lieves that
a~ar 1a ptEdttg bet cen the whites and In.
diaos On the northwest coat,
, 1862-09-10

We 1earn 1r'm good authority that Gen.
Bud1 has fallen back with lis army to
Nashville, and that he has been joined at
that point by Gen. R'sccrans' column of
Gen. Grants army, from Iuka-the two
armies being large enough to rulverize
Bragg and capture Kirby Smith, If properly
handled. Fighting may be expected III
that quarter yt.rv som.
, 1862-09-10

From FeW Eork-Arrlva1 Of General
Hunter and Staff.
New YORK, Sept. The steamer B3russia
has arrived. Her advices are anticipated.
The steamer Mcclellan, from Hilton Head.
has also arrived Among her passengers ars
Gen. Hunter aud staff. -,
II G9nst quence OF the notice given by the
New York and Manhattan Gas CuinnanV th IT
ire war tax On gas would be charged to Gus
TONERS, the board of couucilmeu have nassed
a resolution directing the couacil to take
measures to transfer tie rights and mi vile yes
OF those companies to the city, in CON mpliance
h1th certain provisions Of tteir charter,
, 1862-09-10

MARRIED.

In tffs Gift. Sept E:b By Rav " r. RYDER Mr
NILES G. OFT amt Miss NANCY HUGESlA ELLIS
In this city aug th at the residence of the brides
AtoDf ano EMMA c. REvELL. all OF this sty.
u EEeep9,t August 24, by Ksy.T L. s,lusted, Mr..
u, VAN BrSkIfk, OF Polo. clPt atn Of Co oxIpaa: :;
c. SIH1t J. TES r*oiiTH Of Cbica;o "l'o 'a's'
Il this city, on ~cdaes as, SPIT b. n- Ca'eb u
F,ttz, ESQ Jnstace ot the ; eace. NJ SELSJS /.
hUEp 1t R4lkles. ILL., private IN th. '!ai :..o 2ni
Of Onarga, I7uquois County I'll ''