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Fourth. A description of the hnes of road THE riCIFIC RAILROAD ACT. FROM MEMPHIS. THE TAZOO EXPEDITION. by the extradition of an iufamous the been completed, shall be subject to settlement and pre-emption, like other lands, at a price not exeeedirg one dollar and twenty-five surveyed, of the lines thereof fixed upon for Af ACT to aid the Construction of a Ttailroad and the construe ion of the road, and the cost of citizen gives him good cheer or God speed.

Then comes the rtsentment and the re Intoreatlnjr Narrative of te Capture or the Fnlrplay and tne Expedition Q. RAVES IRVINE Telegraph from tne anseonri rtiver 10 we Pacific Ocean, and to eecure to the jvernment the use of the tame for Postal, Military and up tne Yazoo lver. IB LAKli BTHfilST, cbdts per acre, to ce paia to saia company. Sec. i.

And be it further enacted, That whenever said company shall have completed forty consecutive miles of any portion of said railroad and teleeranh line, ready for the ser TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 2, 1S32. sucn Eurveys; Fitth. The amount received from passengers on the road Sixth. The amount received for freights thereon prisal. Restitution is refused, and raid begins.

A fired barn or a burning grain- other purposes. Are BOW offering to tho Trade, FOB NKTT CAflHJ Be it enacted by the Senate and House of stack is to retalitate for the offense Seventh. A statement of the expenses Of vice contemplated by this act, and supplied with all necessary drains, culverts viaducts, crossings, sidings, bridges, turn-out, waer- fcu-iu ruau anu iu nxauee Special Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune. Memphis, Aug. 27, 186310 a.

m. The following particulars of the recent movement In the vicinty of Vicksbnrg and the capture by our gunboats of the rebel steamer Fuirplsy, and the 5,000 stand of arms alluded to In the dispatch of yesterday, came from rebel sources, and as far as it goes, may be relied upon as correct the account dates froaa Jackson, 23, and says "The report now is that the federal fleet moved np from above Vleksburg.and after a brief assault upon one of our batteries below the raft suc Eighth. A statement of the indebtedness of I At Price. COES.ETS Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, Tnat Walter 8. Bulges, William P.

Blodgett, Benjamin H. Cheever, Charles Fosdick Fletcher, ot Rhode Island; Augustus Brester, Henry P. Haven, Cornelius S. Busbnell, Henry Hammond, of Connecticut; Isaac Sherman, Dean Richmond, Correspondence of the Missouri Democrat. Helena, August 35, 1812.

From officers of the ram Switzerland, which returned to this place to-day, I learn the following particulars of the great success of the expedition which lett this place for an Indefinite point down the river on the 16th. Col. Ellet, who is always restless unless he is worrying the enemy, had proposed, several days before, to Capt. Phelps, in command ot the Benton, that tney should make an expedi President of the United States, the bonds to be issued to aid iu the construction thereof 6uall be treble the number per mile hereinbefore provided, and the tame ehall be issued, aad the lands herein granted be set apar upon the construction of every twenty miles thereof, upon the certificate ot the commissioners as aforesaid that twenty consecutive miles of the same are completed and between the sections last named of 150 miles ich the bonds to be issued to aid in the construction thereof shall be double the number per mile first mentioned, and the same shall be issued, and the lands herein granted be set apart, npon the construction of every twenty miles thereof, upon the certificate of the commissioners as aforesaid that twenty consecutiv miles of the same are completed Provided, That no more than 50,000 of sdd bones shall be issued uuder this act to aid in constructing the main line of said railroad and telegraph. Sec 12.

And be it further enacted. That said company, setting forth the various kinds thereof. Which report shall be sworn to by the president of the eaid company, and shad be presented to the Secretary of the Treasury If the country wishes to be mrte acquainted with the president's construction of the confiscation law, an exposition of his views may be found in his message to Congress upon it, and in the speeches, of Sei ator Browning while the law vas wider consideration in the Senate, and more recently at Quincy, in this State. Secession Time. The morning secession print has asserted a Bcore of times that the President's yiews on confiscation 'were identical with Mr.

Browning, but each time it asserted an un jjiacee, oepoxs, equipment, mrniture, ana ail other appurtenances ot a first-class railroad, the rails and all the other iron used in the -coES'ruction and equipment of said road to be American manufacture of, the best quality, the president of the United States shall appoint three commissioners to examiae the At very eloee Sgures. Also. Rubber Comtw. Hair FH, Braids, Suspenders, fcirt BoBoraa, Hosiery, kerchteA and Notions, at rates on or Deiore tne nrst aay oi duly in each year. Kovai rneips, William n.

rerry, nenry a. Paddock, Lewis J. Stanclifl, Charles A. Secor, Samuel R. Campbell, Alfreti E.

Tilton, John of food and cold water to the 1 rawls fugitive. Soon follows bloodshed and mutual outrage. An armel police patrols the border line, lacking nothing of standing soldiery except the capriceof languige. Then fortresses are built on bluffs, and batteries with surly cannon guard the peace of the people from incursion and robbery. What there is of private defense and individual revenge soon passes into legislation, and we have interdiction and embargo, confis Cannot be Surpassed.

Approved Jnly 1SG3. General Notices. CRAVES A IRVINE. T8 Lske Straat, same ana report to mm in relation Hereto and if it shall appear to him that forty consecutive miles of eaid railroad and telegraph line have been completed and tion down to a point below the moutn oi White, where the rebels were cutting a military road from the Mississippi to Little Rock and again had a conference with Col. Hovey of the 33d Illinois, in reference to another expedition to the same neighborhood.

Col. Ellet Anderson, Azarian riooayj jonn o. nenneay, H. Carver. Joseph Field, Benjamin F.

Camp, Orville W. Childs, Alexander J. Bergen, Ben. Hoihdav, D. N.

Barney, S. DeWitt Blood-good, Wm. H. Grant, Thomas W. Olcott, truth.

Browning denies the power of 1302. FALL TiUDE. 1862. Whenever the route ot said railroad shall ceeded in capturing it. The battery mounted lour guns and was supplied with ammunition and 1,200 or 1,500 men to work and support it.

The men were raw militia. It is said that a discharge of three or four shells from the enemy's guns served to throw the 'melish' Into a frightful panic. They fled from their 3-sition without returning the fire. The QUR GREAT equipped in all respects as required by this act, then, upon certificates of Bald commissioners to that effect, patents shall issue conveying the right and Congress to enact a law confiscating the property of rebels. The President holds exactly the contrary opinion.

He believes that Congress ha3 the con Samuel B. Haggles, James n. Wilson, ot rnew York Ephraim Marsh, Charles M. Harker, of New Jersey; John Edgar Thomas, Benjamin Hay word, Joseph H. Scranton, Jos-ph Harrison, George W.

Cass, John H. Bryant, We offer to merchants and Dealer cation and sequestration. The mouth of unusnal attractions In onr stock of aid col. Jiovey naa auout conciuaea to a-n for Gen. Curtis' permission to proceed on this last, wh.nCapt.

Phelps, (having no intention being lett out when there was work to be done,) communicated with the other officers mentioned and signified his intention to take part in the expedition, the result was that the expedition was made up of the gun- cross me boundary of any State or Territory, or Eaid meridian of longitude, the two companies meeting or uniting there shall agree upon its location at that point, with reference to the mo6t direct and practicable through route, and in case of between them as to eaid location, the President of the stitutional right to pass such a law, and the Mississippi is closed, and open war concludes what irritation, disturbance, and title to saia lands to said company, on each side of the road as far as the same is completed, to the amount aforesaid; and patents shall in like manner issue as each forty miles of said ralroad and telegraph line are completed, upon certificate ot said commissioners. CLOSING OUT LE READY-MADE uamei i. juoreli, Thomas ja. nowe, imam F. Johnson, Robert Finney, John A.

Green, E. B. Myre, Charles F. Wells, junior, of Pennsylvania Noah L. Wilson, Amasa Stone, William H.

Clement, S. S. L'Homme- testified to the sincerity of his belief by siguiog the confiscation bill which Browning voted against. The President differed United States shall determine the said loca tion the companies named in each State and Dats iSLnton, juouna uiy ana een. urags, under command of Capt.

Phelps; the rams Switzerland, Monarch, Lioness and Sampson, "Will Commence Holiday, Aug. 4th. territory to locate the road across the with some Senators as to how lzng re Any vacancies occurring in said board of commissioners by death, resignation, or others wise, shall be filled by the president of the United States Provided, however. That no dieu, John Brough, William Dennison, Jacob Blickensdcrfer, of Onto William M. McPherson, R.

W. Wells, Williard same between the points so agreed upon. CLOTHING, Look out for the BARGAINS ever estate of rebels could be confiscated GREATEST known in under command of Col. Ellet, and transports Koelett and McDowell, with the 57th Ouio, the 33d Indiana, forty or fifty cavalry men, except as herein proviaea. The tracK noon P.

Hall. ArniEtrong Beatty, John mutual encroachment began. A fewyears, at the outside, would fiad the two countries engaged in a furious war aggravated by the fact that both would have treaty stipulations with foreign powers, and Europe would be involved in the coitest. Oar territory might in the end become the common fighting ground for the armies of Christendom. such commissioners shall be appointed by the resident of the United States unless there Corby, of Missouri; S.

J. Hensley, Peter the entire liue cf railroad and branches th 11 be of uniform width, to be determined by the President the United States, SUfVIEViEl? GOODS and two pieces of artillery on board, under command of Col. Wood, of the 57th Olio: shall be presented to him a statement, verified Which trehelleve 1 second In sizi and variety to none In the United States. so that, when completed, cars can be run uonanne, u. r.

Huntington, i.u. juaan, jas. Bailey, James T. Ryan, Charles Hosmer, Charles Marsh, D. O.

Mills, Samuel Bell, Louis MeLnne. Georare W. Mow. Charles McLaugh WE WILL SELL lidding that only the life estate could be taken. Congress passed a joint resolution construing the law in accordance with this view, and the President signed the confiscation bill, making it the law of the land.

The opinions of the President on from the Missouri River to the Pacific oast and to those seconded by their suboi diuate officers, not one of whom but was eager to go, is due the success of the expedition which has resulted in th9 capture of the the grades and curves shall not exceed the Also, we ask the attention of ths Trade to ft full and ENGLISH BAREGE, for Six Cents on oatn by tne president ot saia company, that such forty miles have been completed, in the manner required by this act, and setting forthwith certainty the points where such forty miles begin, and where the same end which oath shall be taken before a judge of a lin, Timothy DamefJohn R. Robinson, of Cal maximum grades ana carves of the Baltimore complete assortment of 9 ifornia: John Atchit-on ana oonn u. winders. immense amount oi arms, ammunition and JIOZAMBIQUES, for Six Cents a yard. stores.

of the Territory of Nevada John D. TkT T. fT 1 .1 1 and Ohio railroad; the whole line of eaid railroad and branches and telegraph shall be operated and used for all purposes of com the question of confiscation correspond About 3 o'clock on the mornine of the Xi. xvice, iuanes ironunugo auu awi- Gentlemen's Famishing Goods. WOOL VALE4TIAS, for One Sfailttnz.

PACIFIC IDE LAINES, som Gardnfr.Cbarles W. Penny, Caarles T. as tte whole fleet were nearing tne month of court or recora. Sec. 5.

And be it further enacted, That for the purposes herein mentioned the secretary with those of the loyal masses of the free munication, travel, ana transportation, so lar as the pnblic and government are concerned. the azoo, something tiKe tne uents ot a lying: to the Louisiana shore in Mil- A large portion of onr Goods were oongnt early la Gorham, William McConnell, of Michigan; William F. Coolbaugh. Lucius H. Langwor-thy, Hugh T.

Reid, Hoyt Sherman, Lyman Cook, Samuel R. Curtis, Lewis A. Thomas, For One liken's bend. The Benton was then consid States. The opinions of Mr.

Browning larmonize with the views of the Kentucky slaveholders, the secession Times, and the as one connecting, continuous line and the companies herein named in Missouri, Kansas and California, filing their assent to erably in the advance. Her lichts were imme the season at low prices, and we WILL DIYIDK THIS ADVANTAGE witn onr customers. KcoPrMdered Lisle Grenadine, for oca and d-rnnnnt. diately darkened, and a like order sent directly the provisions of this act, 6hall receive and Paris Fiinttd Bareges, worth six shillings, for one and Bix and two skilllces. Knights of the Golden Circle.

back to the other boats ot the neet, and taey Real French OrfrandleR fnr nne Ritlltnf? transport all iron rails, chairs, spikes, ties, timber, and all materials required for con i'latt Krmtb, ol lowa; William ts. ugaen, Charles G. Hammond, Henry Farnum, Amos C- Babcock, W. Seldon Gale, Nehemial Bash-nell. and Lorenzo Bull, of Illinois William H.

Swift, Samuel T. Dana, John Bertram, moved cantiously on down the stream. As BARRETT, KING Lawns and Muklins of ever; kind, for one-half regular thev drew nearer tbev became certain that it TI1E Clll'SHlXCt M1CHISE, structing and furnishidg said first mentioned line between tbe aforesaid point, on the Silk Muslins ana Grenadines, tor two shillings. Best Crape Maretz. Imported, lor two snilUaga.

Of all the inventions of men, none is so was a steamboat. They knew none but a boa in the rebel service would be in those waters. auSinfJ-lm Franklin 8. Stevens, Edward R. Tinker, of one hundredth meredian of longitude and admirablv calculated to test the difference Massachusetts: Franklin Gonn, Labin besides the dim and glimmering liht of western boundary of Nevada Territory, when The secession organ in this city has broken ground against the confiscation law.

It hesitated for some time before mustering the requisite courage to assail it. But in obedience to its secession instincts and the commands of the K.G.C.'s it has opened a fire-in-the rear on the law. It wants the law repealed and in the meantime not enforced. It is opposed to confiscating the property of its rebel friends and opposed to the army foraging on the enemy. Well, we accept the issue on the repeal of the confiscation Act, and propose to argue the question before the people, who will render their verdict at the polls, when they elect members of Congress.

We contend for the interests of the Union and the "Union soldiers the secession print for the confederates and ihe rebel slaveholders. JJARD WARE, TIN PLATE Bradford and John T. Levis, of Kentucky smouldering camp fires could be seen on the ever the same is required by said first-named WOVE DRESS G98D3, Of every description, for balf price. between profession and practice, between DanK or the nvi r. federals then took possession of the guns, and, being unable to get them aboard the transports, dragged them into the river and there Itft them.

After an abortive attempt to reach the rait above was rendered fruitless for lack of depth of water, the five gunboats left the Yazoo Elver and went above again, manifesting no desire at present to meddle wita Vicksbnrg. Our authorities ought to learn one thing by this: Raw recruits, particularly militia, will not answer for the defeu-se of positions that are assailable. It is not expected that the federals will assail until cool weather in October sets in. Daring the absence ot the enemy, our leader and men have not been idle. We defy all attempts at capture.

You may rest assured that the insolent loe will be greatly surprised, should he return and take up his old position. Tne canal is an unmitigated failure. It has been examined. Its base is fully ten feet above the water at present. By filling up each end we can effectually prevent its cutting through, even at an ordinary staire of water.

Tom fidis the last hope of the Yankees in opening the navigation of the Mississippi River. Gen. Van Dora visited Vicksburg three or four days ago, but returned to this place (Jackson) yesterday evening. Gen. Breckinridge and a portion of his stair, among others Col.

J. Coleman, lately telegraphic operator at Memphis, are here. The Fort Donelson prisoners are daily expected here, unless some dilliculty originating in our government outlawing Pope and putting his minions in iroas mses delay. In the rebel Congress, he Senate were on the 21st considering Sparrow's bill calling upon all persons liable to military dnty to be enrolled wherever and whenever found. Air.

Yancey presented a resolution affirming that war being waged by the United States upon the people, thns justifying each Southern citizen ia attacking our forces alone or In organized bands. He advocated also the system of retaliation. It was discussed by Yancey and Wigfall. It was postponed until Monday. In the House, thanks were tendered to Jackson, Johnston and L-e.

A bill was introduced declaring Kansas In the lines of the confederate States. The Grenada Appeal ot the 231, in an article on President Lincoln's call for more troops, says: Let our people take warning in time. the take it fur granted that noolu can get ail the troops wanted. Let us prepare for the emergency. It is within the power of the And Metal Warcnonse.

James m. woou.iawin JNoyes, Joseph Eaton, of Maine; Henry H. Baxter, Captain Phelps decided not to fire at lonsr company, at cost, over that portion of the roads ol eaid companies constructed under the provisions of this act. En broidered Grenadines, worth six fttiUllngB to one range but to come to close quarters at once. WILLIAM BLAIR uuiiitr.

1U1 lU Hull L111CW Hiiuiiam. as fighting men always do. The boarders tieo. w. uoiiamer, nenrv iveyes, inomaj it.

Canfield, of Vermont William S. Laad. A. M. Berry, Benjamin F.

Harding, of Oregon William Bunn, Catlin, Levi Sterling, were ordered to be ready. The Benton, li-tat- Summer silk Popttoe, for one and six pence bummer Silks, grreatly reduced. Bilk Mantles. Barege Mantles, and X7G Ijake Street. Ch.loas6.IUUa Importers and Wholesale Dealers la Sec.

13. And be it further enacted, That the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Company of Missouri may extend its road from St. Joseph via Atchison to connect with the less, noiseless and indistinct as a hnge black shadow, rounded to, end the firet iaiim-tiou TIN PLATF, pretension and reality, as wax. There is nothing that so admirably detects and describes the counterfeit, and stamps anew the sterling coin.

There is very little chance for puffed up conceit, or swelling vanity in the stern inflict of arms. Men pass in war for their real value; and the various which a campaign applies to a soldier's conduct, give a most exact jot Thompson, tiuuL. rmups, waiter u. Jlclndoe. T.

B. Stoddard.E. H. Broadhead. A.

road through Kansas, upon filing its assent to mat tne reDels naa oi her presence was tne shout of her boarders as they leaped upon the E11EET IRON, COPfEB. SUMMER SHAWLS, AT HALF PRICE. H. Virgin, of Wisconsin Charles Paiae, Tho's aeeK ci tne captured coat. a.

Morris, uaviac. Brandham, Samuel Manna, Jonas Votaw, Jesse L. Williams. Isaac C. The alarm was instantly erven in the rebel Ha-rtne determined to CLOSE OUT AT onr camp on shore, but by this time Col.

Wood's Tinners fools and SSaenlnei, the provisions of this act upon the same terms and conditions in all respects, for one hundred miles in length next to the Misouri River, as are provided in this act for the construction of the railroad and telegraph line first mentioned, and may for this purpose, use any railroad charter which has been or may be enttiw stock of Summer goods of every description. men had landed and poured a volley into their Alston, of Indiana; Swan, Chauncey Brooks, Edward Wilkins, of Maryland; Franci3 R. E. Cornell, David Blakely, A. D.

Seward, Henry A. Swift. tight Woodburv. John And Tinners Goods of all descriptions. There is no cordial sympathy of views and camp, ana tney every one iook to tueir neeis.

Forty of them, however, were not fast enough, measure of ho muoh and what he can do. FROM THIS DATE FENCE WIRE, best Amertran manofacture. concert of action between Mr. Washburne and the MeCnsick, John R. Jones, of Minnesota; Jo- In the raging stream of battle a man's own ana were iBKen prisoners.

All ot tneir camp equipage, their baggage and ammunition wag of the treasury shall, upon the certificate in writiFg of eaid commissioners of the completion and equipment of forty consecutive miles of eaid railroad and telegraph, in accordance with the provisions of this act, issue to said company bonds of the United States of 1 1,003 each, payable in thirty years after date, bearing six per centum per annum interest, (said interest payable semi annually) which interest may be paid in United States Treasury Notes, or any other money or currency which the United States have or shall declare lawful money and a legal tender, to the amount of sixteen of said bonds per mile for such section of forty miles; and to secure there payment! to the United States, as hereinater provided, of the amount of bonds so issued and delivered to said company together with all interest thereon which shall have been paid to the United States, the issue of said bonds and delivery to the company shall ipso facto constitute a first mortgage on tbe whole line of the railroad and telegraph together with the rolling stock, fixtures and property of every kind and description, and in consideration of which said bonds may be issued; an on the refusal or failure of said company to redeem said bonds, or any part of them, when required so to do by the secretary of the treasury, in accordance with the provisions of this act, the said road, with all tbe rights, functions, immunities, and appurtenances thereunto belonging, and also all lands granted to the said company by the United States, which, at the time of said default, shall remain in the ownership of said company, may be taken possession of by the secretary of the treasury for the use and benefit of the United States; Provided, Tnis section ehfcll not apply to that part of any road now constructed. Sec. 6. And be it further enacted. That the grants aforesaid are made npon condition that Eaid company shall pay said bonds at maturity, and shall keep said railroad and telegraph line in repair aud use, and shail at ad time transmit dispatches over said telegraph line, and tiansport mails, troops and muni-t ions of war, supplies and public stores upon said railroad for the government, whenever required to do so by any department thereof, and that the government shall at all times have tbe preference in the use of the sa-ue for all the purposes aforesaid, (at fair and reason 4 i Unprecedented Low Prices, xA.u.a, wneenng- Drana.

Japanned and Pressed TinwaMb grantea oy tne Legislature ot ivansas Provided, That if actual survey shall render it desirable, the said company may constrict sepu uuimore, unarms v. tyooiman, OI wind bag will not keep him from sinking; ons, a nnnarea neaa oi norses. mates, esc. CUTLERY AND SHELF HAKDWAKK. And without regard to cost or value.

TO Becnre a ISew Hampshire W. IT. Grimes, J. C. Stone, Chester Thomas, John Kerr, WerterR.

Davis, were captured. TheEe were captures not to their road, with the consent of the Kansas and the most generous faith of friends, and gcoa selection, can eany. A fall assortment of all Roods In our line at Eastern be despised but only when the victors came liUtnw vuams, iosiau aimer, oi jansas; Gilbert C. Monell and Augustus Kountz, T. all thtir praise, will not avail to keep him prices.

WTI.T.1AM BLAIB. O. B. KXXSOH. O.W.

BBXJJSS. to examine the boat ana her cargo, did they W. II. ROSS legislature, on the most direct and practicable route west from St. Joseph, Missouri, so as to connect and unite with the road leading from the western boundary of Iowa, at any M.

Marquette, Wm. H. Taylor, Alvin Saun realize tne extent oi tneir spoils. president, Secession 1 imes. On the contrary, there is no member of the present Congress whom the president is more anxiocs to have re-elected than Mr.

Waah-burne, nor is there cne that possesses a larger stare of the president's confidence and esteem. Xlic Clothing for our Voln nteers to be manufactured In the State. Hon. Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War, Washington, D.

Deab Sib The withdrawal of more than from goirg under. There are regions of theory and speculation in which the emptiest 167 169 Iiake Street. ders, ot Nebraska; Jotm Evans, of Colorado and her cargo to consist of 5.260 stand ot point east of the one hundredth meridian of GROCERIES. together with five commissioners to be appointed by the Secretary of the Interior, and WARE, BROOMS, arms, with the same number of accoutrements complete, besides an immense quantity of am nonsense, and most foolish professions, may rive some lustre to reputation but on the "yyooDEN ail persons wno snail or may oe associated with them, and their successors, are hereby west longitude, or witn tne mam trout road at said point but in no event shall lands or bonds be given to said company, as herein directed, to aid in the construction of their said rood for a greater distance than one hundred munition in cartridges adapted to tne guns, which are mostly new Enfield rides. In short, it was the entire equipment of arms, accou solid ground of the battle field, and amid the clash of arms, nothing will save the man created ana erected into a Doay corporate and politic in deed and in law, by the name, style.

BROOM CORN, Ewing, trements and auinu iition jr an army of near and title of "The Union Pacific Railroad Company and by that name shall have per miles. And the Leavenworth. Pawnee aud Western Railroad Company of Kansas may consiruct their road from Leavenworth to (0 of onr citizens from their ordinary business into the volunteer service has caused a great decrease in the demand for ready made clothing in 95 So. Water-st, Chicago, 95 petual succession, ana snail be able to sue ana to be sued, plead and be impleaded, defend ly o.uw men. The Fairplay, which is a staunch boat, in good repair, and a valuable capture in herself, had brought the arms from some place in Mis South to put as many men in the field as the unite with tbe road through Kansas.

S3 SCITH WATER STEEET, CSICAGO, this State. For sale at the jNortn can spare, but it is past their wisdom and be defended, in all courts of law and lonitv within the United States, and may Sec. 14. And be it further enacted, That the said Union Pacific Railroad Company is here sissippi which I could not learn, bat which I Some of onr largest mannfactnrers, and especially their employes, many of them females and duty to do it. Let it be done without delay.

Our armies are on their march to the Offer for sale AT THE VERT LOWEST PRICES ta make and have a common seal and the said believe, from connecting circumstances, to Lowest Cash Prices. The largos'. stck of by authorized and required to construct a single line of railroad and telegraph from a point on the western boundary of the State of Iowa. corporation is hereby authorised and empo w- have been on the xuzco liiver. she had ar Ohio River, and should be cheered and strengthened as they go.

May God speed and CLOSE BCVERS AND PROMPT HER, well selected stock whose husbands and fathers have enlisted, aresnf-ferinsr pecuniarily from this canse. These mann erea to lay out. locate, construct, iurnisn rive at the place where she was captured at to be fixed by the President of the United 9 clock in the evening, but, as was factnrers, I am informed, would be glad to snpply maintain and enjoy a continuous railroad and telegraph, with the appurtenances from a iavor mem. The military and civil authorities are at log-geiheads in Different parts of the confederacy. learned from prisoners, so secure did the reb WOO DEW WARE, the Illinois volunteers with all or a portion of the point on the one hundredth meiilian of B'ates, upon the most direct ana practicable route, to be subject to Lis approval, so as to form a connection with the lines of said cotn- els feel that it was determined not to unload her until morning, a labor they were not des OCERIES, At Wholesale.

west from Greenwich, between the Lieutenant Peyton of Porter's and J. W. Smith are on trial to-day. (Painted and Plain.) nmfoims necessary to their equipment. I ara Battened that they have the means and facilities to do eo, as expeditiously and cheaply as Eastern south margin oi tne valley ot the tined to be troubled with.

jany at some point on the one hundredth meridian of longitude aforesaid, iroiii the River and the north margin of the valley ot A rebel quartermaster, who was captured. able rates oi compensation, not to exceea tne A man named Salsido, with $10,000 in dry goods, trying to get into secessia, was arrest mannfactnrers. insisted that no train ef fortuitous circum YELLQW AMD CEDAR WARE, point of commencement on the western the irlatte rtiver, in the Territory ot BUBBACDiS amounts paid by private parties for the same kind of service;) and all compensation for ed by pickets yesterday and taken to Irving boundary ot the State of Iowa, upon the same terms and conditions, in all stances, nothing but the treachery of some of their own men, could have brought the fleet to the western oouncary ot Territory, upon the route and terms hereinafter provi- Vnder these cirenmstances, I would respectfully suggest that contracts for, say, at least 25,000 full Cordage, Twine. respects, as are contained in this act for the Wf AM, A prison. Ciime is increasing to a fearful extent since the opening of the whisky shops.

The first and second weeks of the federal stay here the Qto, ana is ncreny vesica witn an tne powers, privileges and immunities necessary id carry uniforms be given to parties in this State. I would also recommend that Assistant Qnarter- Beivices rendered for the government shall he applied to the payment of said bonds and inter st until the whole amount is fully paid. Said company may also pay the United States, wholly or in part, in the same or other bonds, treasury notes, or other evidences of debt CORN BASKETS, TEAS, FISH, TOBACCO, RICE, into tllect the purpose ot this act as herein aiorg at just tne nice or time. The importance of the result of this one affair of the expedition will be seen at once as important a result as a victory gained over an army of 6,000, for it places that number of the construction of the eaid railroad and telegraph first mentioned; and tbe said Union Pacific Railroad company shall complete one hundred miles of the road and telegaaph in this section master he authorized to contract for such uniforms under ench restrictions and limitations recorder's court tried but 131 cases. The third, fourth, fifth and sixth weeks whisky free671 caees, showing conclusively that COFFEES, but real strength and genuine talent The army bristles with sharp points for pricking all blown-up bladders and letting the foul air out, however long they may liave kept their owners afloat on a sea of glory.

"War is the most tremendous crushing machine ever known. And the number is a'most fabulou3 of solid-looking reputations, and seeming powerful and great men, who, hastening to get between its ponderous wheels, are ground to powder. It is but a twelvemonth since this huge machine began to work in our midst, and already we have seen countless men, some reputed of the be3t parts, largest name and noblest promise of strength and endurance, crushed all to pieces. These were found to lave neither intellectual strength or moral Imild resist the terrible test for any length of time and though once thought fis for sustaining any weight of responsibility, and capable of wielding the highest power, they have been shown by the tests of this war to be fall of flaws and frailties, and the mcst unsafe and worthless material. It would be sad, if it were not so just and beneficial, to think of the many promising aspirants for the Presidency that lave had all their hopes so rudely swept ewav, and all their illustrious future for Broom Maker's Stock, Set forth.

The capital stocK ot saia compaay shall consist of 100,000 shares of $1,000 each, which shall be subscribed for aad held in not more than 2C0 shares by any one person, and as yon may eee lit to impose. enemy out ol the held, but better than that. whisky is working immense disadvantage to SYRUFS5 SPICES, provided tor in two years alter filing their assent to the conditions of this act, as by the terms of this act required, and at the rate ot there is not the loss of a 6ingle life to weigh the evil balance down against so great a suc against the United states, to be allowed at par; and after said road is completed, until said bends and interest are paid, at least five per centum of the net earnings ot said road public morals, the rule holding good even in shall be transferable in such manner as the Ever Brought to tliis City. MOLASSES, SOAPS, Aiempuis. by -laws of said corporation shall provide.

Tne cess. I the expedition had accomplished nothins snail aiso oe annuatiy appuea to tne payment thereof. DRIED FRUIT, rotixicAii. 100 miles per year thereafter, until the whole is completed Provided, That a failure upon the part of said compaoy to make said connection in the time aforesaid, and to perform the obligationt imposed on said company by tois more than the one capture, it could not have NATHANIEL WHITE. persons herein belore named, tugetner with those to be appointed by the Secretary of the Intel ior, are hereby constituted and appointed commissioners, and such body shall be called the Board of Commissioners of the been called anything but a great success but Logan County.

The Democratic county this was not all. Bepl-n43-2m 95 8. Water-it, Chicago. WOODEN WAKE, and all articles nauaUj lnftlnded I convention met last Thursday at Lincoln, and Sec. 7.

And be it urther enacted, That said company shall file their assent to this act, under the Beal of said company, in the department of the interior, within one year after the i assare of this act. and shall comDlete said On the morning of the 20th the expedition their line. section and to operate said road in the same manner as the main line shall be operated. DROOM CORN" EXCHANGE. moved down to Vicksbnrsr.and reconnoitered.

nominated the following ticket for the No vember election Union Pacific Railroad and Telegraph Company, and twenty-five shall constitute a we have bought most of our goods for easa. and found all quiet in that locality. No change lleve that we can make It to all 1 shall forreit to the government of the UnUed States ad the rights, priveleges Mid franchises granted to and conferred upon said company i interest ot I and exitmtiin nn the Interest of and examine our pur stocK HenresentativeDr. A. M.

Miller. (Sansramon We invite consignments of BROOM CORN, Sloet respectfully, yonr obedient servant, Kicuakd Yates, Governor. In reply to the above letter, Quartermaster General Meigs informs the governor, by letter on the 23d of August, that this subject has engaged the attention of the quartermaster general's department, who has sent to Capt. Potter (at Chicago), chief quartermaster of the State of Illinois, the cloth to make up the uniforms for the Illinois contingent of the militia, with instructions to eDter into contracts, if possible, for the making up of these clothes, with parties in the State. The quartermaster general also writes, that he has authorized Capt.

Potter to procure largely of other supplies, such as can ba purchased or manufactured in the State or its unasme in tins market rocaii was ciscoveraoie in tne aetense ot vicKsnurg, the neck, or peninsula opposite, was deserted, uuiore. buying. quorum lor tne transaction oi Dullness, ine first of said baard shall be held at Chicago, at such time as the commissioners from Illinois here- is tne aistnci ana wiu nave tne oilier repre eemative.) No. 75 Seuth Water street, Chicago. ana tne oitcn was ary.

rrom this ncia, Have AMPLE STOuAGE, make advances, and offer by this act. Ana whenever tnere enau De a line of railroad completed through Minnesota Wm. L. Ewlns. Bt.

Louis. Mo. where last July little else than time was ti fieri jr Anra nam mayneia. Voiohtr William A. Coons.

Special Inducements herem named stall appoint, not more than kiiled, the expedition started up the Yaz oo. or Iowa to Sioux City then the Bald Pacific Clinton Hriggs, Thomas Heefmans. i Chicago. myl5-rS31-ly The convention recommended William three nor less than one month after the pass It was deemed unsate to taae transports, un- By giving onr patrons the benefit of prices paid by Railroad company is hereby authorized and required to construct a railroad and telegraph protecua against artillery, up eo narrow a Springer of Logan for congress, and Colby Lite iisL au ta.Aud, jui en FIELD, BENEDICT from said Sioux City upon the mo3t direct age ot this act, notice ot whicn shait be given by them to the other commissioners by depositing a call thereof in the postoffice at Chi quiries promptly answered. KAPPL.EYEA.

SHELDON-. Knap of Logan for Senator, for the district of btream wnere tney were liable to De nrea into from either bank, or from both at once. Sa Commission Merchants, 248 South Wator-st. Sangamon, Logan and Tazewell. they were left at the mouth ol the river.

and practicable route to a point on, and so as to connect with, the branch railroad and telegraph in this section hereinbefore mentioned. Col. Wood's force was then placed onboard Macoupin County. The Democrats of WM. D.

HARRIS, or with the said Union Pecitic railroad, said the rams Monarch, Sampson and Lioness. ever crushed in the revolving of this iron Macoupin county met in convention on Monday last, and nominated the following cago, post paid, to tneir aaaress at least uriy days belore said meeting, and also by publishing said notice in one daily newspaper in each of the cities of Chicago and St. Louis. Said board shall organize by the choice from its number of a president, secretary and treasurer, and they shall require from said treasurer and these attended by the gunboats started up the river. point of junction to be fixed by the President of the United States, not further than neighborhood, but not to enter Eastern markets, or the Cincinnati market, and compete WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, Rumors had been heard of batteries that the with the agents of the United States who are the hundredth meridian of longitude aforesaid, and on the same terms and condi rebels were building at various points alon ticket SepresentativeC.

A. Walker. Sheriff Henry Tappan. Cvroner3. 1).

Kerr. authorized to contract and purchase in those the Yazoo, and particularly at Haine's Bluff, tions as provided in this act for the construction of the Union Pacific Railroad as afore 87 S. WATEB CHICAGO, Eeeng a fall assortment ot markets. machine. How miny a Wellington and ISapoleon in glorious expectancy, have left the name at which the world should grow pale, only to point a moral, or adorn a tale.

Such a breaking of bone3, and grinding Bp of great names and ambitious men, has not been seen before in our midst and we look with awe upon the steady and which is seventeen miles from its mouth. To that point the fleet moved slowly up, between shores that never was so silent, so tenantless said, and to complete the same at the rate of Missouri. F. P. Blair, jr.

is announced as Gen. Meigs concludes by saying that any 34 36 Lake Street, Ara now opening a large and well assorted stock a CLOTHS, CASSIMERES 5 Together with all the various styles ot fioodf far HEN'S WEAK, such a Cerdoroya, Satinet, oleaklna. Cottonadea, Velveteens, V. and m. Cur, Planter' Drills, Queens Cloth Planters' Socks, Span's Linens merino Cass, Drap 0' IDtat, Kentucky Jeans, Ital'n Clotha.

Fancy Linens, Tweeds. Ton will always flud In our assortment all tbe destr. able styles in the mars et, which will be sold at satis, factory prices. A lull atock of Tailors' Trimmlna a), ways on band. apl pUO-l such bonds as may be aeemea proper, ana may Irom time to time increase the amount thereof as they may deem proper.

It shall be the duty of said board of commissioners to open books, or cause books to be opened, at such times, and in buck principal cities in the United States as they, or a quorum of them a candidate for Congress in the 1st district suggestion upon this matter, to aid in more Dings, Chemicals and Dye-Staffs, otiore: it seemed tnat some notice naa oeen cne nunarea miles per year; ana tnouia saia company fail to comply with the requirements of this act in relation to the said Sioux Henry T. Blow and Thos. 8. Kelson (emanci equitably distributing the expenditures of the given to the few inhabitants, warning them ALSO pationist) in the 2d district. government will be gladly received by hiui.

cbck worn tne spprr rcning neet. But on approaching Maine's Bluff, a force shall determine, to receive subscrip'ions to Iowa. was discovered at work throwing up works the capital stock cf said corporation, and a ponderous movement of the machinery, Soap makers' Stock, Idatcn. makera' Stock, Tanner' Stock. At lowest market price.

sepl-ul7-2ui cash payment of ten per centum on all sub lor a battery. They did not watt, how Wisconsin The Madison Journal says that Gov. Salo The governor of Iowa has decided to officer as we see one after another go in, all fuss and feathers, and after no long time appear and rendezvous the new regiments as fol ever, to taste the flavor of more than one or two shells before they mon, Secretary Watson and Adjutant General lows: too took to their heels. The rams immedi Bsain a forlern and crushed mass of hu- Gajlord, have thoroughly examined the re OOTS AND SHOES. ately larded and took possession of four pie scriptions, and to receipt theref or.

So soon as shares shall be in good faith subscribed for, and ten dollars per share actually paid into the treasury ot the, company, the president and secretary of said board of commissioners shall appoint a time and place for the first meeting of the subscribers to the stock of said company, and shall ports of recruiting officers, and the find enough xnan limbs and soldiers' clothes, whether ces of artillery, which were found lying on The subscribers won? announce that tueir volunteers have been enlisted to fill up thirty- the ground, ready for mounting. To of railroad aid telegraph from the point of beginning as hereinafter provided, to the western boundary of Nevada Territory before the first day of July, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four: Provided, Tnat within two years after the passage of this act, said company shall designate the general route ot said road, as near as may be, and shall file a map ot the same iu the department of the interior, whereupon thesecretary of the interior ehail cause the lands within fifteen mile of eaid designated ronte or routes to be withdrawn from pre emption, private entry and sale; and when any portion of said route shall be finally located, the secretary of the interior shall cause the said lands hereinbefore granted to be surveyed and set off as fast as may be necessary tor the purposes herein named Provided, that in fixing the point of connection of the main trunk with the eastern connections, it shall be fixed at the most practicable point for the construction of the Iowa and Missouri branches, as hereinaf ter provided. Sec. S. And be it further enacted, That the line of Eaid railroad and telegraph shall.co "n-mence at a point on the one hundredth meridian of longitude west from Greenwich, between the south margin of the valley of the Republican River and the north margin of the valley of the Piatte River, in the Territory of Nebraska, at a point to be fixed by the President of the United States, after actual surveys; thence running westerly upon the most direct, central, and practicable route, through the territories of the United States, to the western boundary of the Territory of Nevada, there to meet and connect with the line of the Central Pacific Railroad Company of California.

Sec. 9. And he if further enacted, That the Leavenworth, Pawnee, and Western Railroad Company of Kansas are hereby authorized to construct a railroad and telegraph line from the Missouri River, at the mouth of the Kansas River, on the south side thereof, so as to connect with the Pacific railroad of Missouri, to the aforesaid point, on the one hundredth meridian of longitude west from Greenwich, as herein provided, upon the same terms and conditions in all respects as are provided in this act for the construction of the railroad and telegraph line first mentioned, and to meet and connect with the same at the meridian of longitude aforesaid; and in case the general route or line of road from the Missouri River to the Rocky Mountains should be eo locuted as to require a departure northwardly from the proposed line of said Kansas railroad before it reaches the metidian ot longitude aforesaid, the location of said Kansas road shall be made so as to conform thereto end said railroad through Kataas shall be so located between the mouth of the Kansas River, as aforesaid, and the aforesaid snore objects of pity or disgus: were hard to say. Terrible as this result is, it is all FALL STOCK, three regiments the organization of which t. Col.

Orabb Keokuk. Dyer Clinton. McGregor Dubuque. W. M.

stone Iowa City. Wm Dewey Des Moines. Ejam Muscatme. Ueo. A.

Stone Btt. Pleasant, P. Vanrtwaker Clinton. Williams Dubuune. STRIKER them were very heavy 42-pouuders, these it was found impossible to git on board the rams, their weight being greater than the will be perfected in a few days.

The organiz Now In Store, has been Selected with riirht, aiid we cannot be too thankful to give notice thereof in at least one newspaper in each State in which subscription books rams could Btand, it was therefore decided to ation of those from the 20th to the 25th inclusive, has been perfected. The 2eHh, or Sigel special caret To meet the wants of our patrons. It mav be nroner to state that onr frllitlmi Tar unn- explode them. This was accordingly doae. Heaven that one way is provided for taking the conceit out ot worthless pretenders.

19th Ke; Stain Si st Sad Kid 2-lth 5h 6'h MtU Sisth S9tb Sith 81st Sid SSd S4th 3tiih w. S. Jler I City. yJ3 have been opened at least thirty days previous to the day of meeting, and snch subscribers as shall attend the meeting so-called. regiment, under Col.

Jacobs, is composed of No. 141 Lake Street, Have. Just received a large lot of They were loaded tilled to the muzzle with shot, and their huge muzzles hauled around so as to be inserted in the embarkment. flow It is eminently just that men whose fitness Germans from all parts of the State, the larg tither in person or by proxy, shall then aad est portion, however, from Milwaukee, and is matches lighted, and, ns the fleet moved to command is made up sohdy of humbug end pretense, and who strut ia shoulder there eh ct by ballot not less than thirteen irt ctcrs for Eaid corporation and in Ench elec a uenion uouncu UiUH. C.

A. Abbott W. Smith Daveaport. John Scott Dubuque. Samuel A Rice-Okaloo5a, Burlineton.

Muscatine. Kittridge Ottumwa. awoy, they burst, with stunning reports, into plytne the wants of mercl ants in our line are onsur-passfd, and that we have, by giving oat our orders eaily in theteason, and securing contracts previous to the great rise in labor and stock, secured a full suppl ot goods, which we can sell much lower than if purchased at the present time. These sroods are ior sale at te lowest market prices forCAfH Oh eaORT AC PROVED CREDIT, and we aek thos who are buying, to examine our stock before making puiyliases elB where. full.

The 27th is composed of men from She DRESS GOODS 1 lieges. boygan, Monitowoc, Kewanee, Washington Streps because they have the brass and im tion each shsre ot the said capital shall entitle the cwner thereof to one vote. The president and secretary of the board of commissioners shall act as inspectors of said election, and and Ozaukee counties. The 28th is made up of 'The other two pieces were of smaller calibre, and more easily moved. Tnese were taken on board one of the rams, and are now on board the Switzerland.

Of these two one about 600 men from Waukasha county, and pudence to tlo it, should be brought to grief and disgrace-, and we are glad that the relentless working ef machine -O 1 I sf 29 and 31 Lake street. Letter from tbe Negro Robert Smalt. shall certify undtr their hands the names of 400 from Walworth. The 29th is filled up Robert Small, the negro pilot who brought is a new twenty-jonr pound howuzer. TO THE LADIES.

the directors elected at said meeting and the eaid commissioners, treasurer and secretary stall then deliver over to eaid directors all the the rebel steamer Planter out of Charleston, crushes to pieces, and grinds up so many ot and is a piece of Ordnance. The and delivered her to our naval forces, pub ner is a singularly antique Mexican gun, them. There can be no more disastrous properties, subscription books and other lishes the following letter in the Washington books in their possession, and thereupon the illau than that practised by the incipa- laving around the breech ah inscription in Spanish, ot hie a I have lost the copy at one end of the inscription is a representation ot Republican duties of said commissioners and the offi "Mr. Editor: In your paper of yesterday it from Dodge, Jefferson and Dane counties. The SOtb, under Col.

Dill, gets its men from the Chippewa Vallew region, except two companies from WauVasl a county. The 31st, Col. Merrimac, is from Crawford, Grant, Iowa, Lafayette and Green counties. The 3-d is taken np in a district running from Dane to Benton counties. The 33d is made up of three or four companies from Grant and the remainder from the southern tier of counties, except Green and Walworth.

The Madison Journal says: cers previously appointed by them shall cease and determine forever, and thereafter the stockholders shall constitute said body politic We sre receiving large stocks of SKIRTS, CORSETS, Hosiery, 1-3 stated tnat an application had been made Di Hes and cowards who work themselves' by impudence aud lying into places of command in the army, and when the crusher gets them between i's iron teeth and breaks cvoy bone in thtir bodies, all the people me to Senator Pomeroy for a passage to Central America. I wish it understood that I and con orate. At the time of the first and each triennial election of directors by the have made no eucIi application but, at the same time, I would express my cardial approval of evety kind and wise effort for tne liberation and elevation of my oppressed NEW YORK ATJCTI0H BALES, Which they are offering at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES To suit the season. Also some new styles of SILK SACQUES AND MANTLES, Inclndlns; the new FRENCH ACQTTE, and the BTTF-FLED MANTLES. We Invite a close Inspection of these goods.

In quality and price, knowing thatwa cannot be undersold. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT tW New Styles of Pacific LawM Only One Shilling per yard, JACCDXETS. FRENCH GRGASDIlS, Hew goods and new prices. fine assortment ot Black Bilk Twist Lace Ladles' and Misses' Has lery and Gloves, Summer and Undergarments. Alexander's Kid Gloves, Bun Umbrellas, BONNET AND TSIMMING KtBBOES A larce lot of VEILS now comprising Mods Colored Grenadine, Love and Lace goods at very low Which will be sold at less than the present rates of Importation.

As all clauses of roods are dally advancing, customers will find it advantageous to buy soon. lave reason to rejoice. the Spanish crown, and at the other the figures 1770. 1 bis pieco is of fine brass, aud is very long alter the pattern of the Long Tom's of nearly a century ago. It was in all probabil-i'y one that was captured at some of the battles in Mexico, aud placed by the government in some of the Southern arsenals as a trophy.

Besides these four pieces of artillery, there was a large amount of ammuui'ion there was more powder alone than could have been put with any safety on tbe rams aud gunboats; it was, however, of very poor quality, such as Capt. Phelps said he would not use when he could get better. It was, therafore, thrown into the river, as were also a large pile cf shot Thi3 work of crushing out men who are It will thus be seen that Wisconsin has fur- stockholders, two additional directors shall be apjointed by tbe president of the United StateB, who shall act with tho body of directors, and to be denominated directors on the part of the government; any vacancy happening in the government directors, at any time, may be filled by the president of the United States. The directors to be appointed by the race. "After waiting, apparently in vain, for many years for our deliverance, a party consisting GB1TP IIITIWE, TO LAKE STREET.

niched as volunteers lor infantry service, in round numbers, oil 000 men; ana adding the in places that they have no talent tr force to fill, and to whose weakness and incompetency, are justly owing so great and dis of nine men, myself included, of the city of L)nri ston, conierrea lreedom on ourselves. AVIS' RHUBARB WINE. surplus ana tnose woo nave gone into tne cavalry and artillery service. have volunteered to light the battles of the Union. point, on the one hundredth meridian of longitude, that the several railroads from Missouri and Iowa, herein authorized to connect with the same, can make connection within five women, or three children and to the government of the United Staes we gave the astrous failures in this war, is only begun.

It cur quota niider a call tor auu.uiw mea CEO. B. SATIS, cf the Morgan Gardens, l'jaiiter. a gunuoat wnieti cost nearly two. But it is a work that must go on stea lily togetl er with six large guns, from a 24-pound- Has now In market and for sale a large stock of Us and unflinchingly, until the men of preten cur quota under a can tor auu.uuo was and lie total number of men asked for aider all calls Jor troops is so that cur delieimcy to drsfi, for, a-j we figure it, it cr nonitzer toa auu-pouna rurrooi riae.

"We are all now in the service of tbe navy, and ehell that could not be brought away. From Haine's Binfi the rams Samson, Monarch Lioness, with Col. Wood and his com-n and on board, proceeded up the river to the mouth of the Sunflower, which empties into the Yazco fif miles above its mouth. sion, or unrounded reputation, or mere the limits prescribed in this act, provided the tame can be done without deviating from the general direction of the whole line to the Pacific coast. The ronte in Kansas west of the meridian at Fort Riley, to the aforesaid point, on the one hundredth meridian of longitude, to be subject to the approval of the president of the United States, and to jjeucious 1859 RHUBARD WINE OF HIS OWN MANUFACTURE.

Thfrefs no better Wine In this market for table under tne command ot our true tnend, Ker Admiral Dnpont. where we wish to serve till the rebellion and slavery are alike crushed out ai at a point ten miles below the raft of tim theory and no practical power, of brilliant Schemes and no execution, who are all just Eo many dead weights or living drawbacks to our cause, are cne and all plucked up ngures. lorever. ery respectfully. ber and fallen trees with which the rebels have president shall not be stocknolders in the Union Pacific Railroad Company.

The directors eo chosen shall, as soon as may be after their election, elect from their own number a pre sident and vice president, and s'lall also electa treasurer and eecrttary. No person shall be a director in said company unless he shall be a bona fide owner of at least five stares cf stock in the said ccmpany, except the two directors to be appointed by the president as aforesaid. Said company, at any regular meetfng of the stockholders called for that purpose, shall have po er to make by-laws, rules and regu-lations they shall deem needful and proper, touching the dispoei'ion of the stock, property, estate, and effects of the company, not inconsistent herewith, the transfer of shares, the term of office, duties and conduct of ther officers and ser nop Skirts for both Ladles' and Miss comprising Hi "Robert obstructed the river. the City railroad and telegraph, the said company shall suffer the same forfeitures prescribed in relation to the Iowa branch railroad and telegraph hereinbefore mentioned. Sec.

15. And be it further enacted, That any other railroad company now incorporated, or hereafter to be incorporated, shall have the right to connect their road with the road and branches provided for by this act, at such places aud upon such just aud equitable terms as the president of the United Scates may prescribe. Wherever ihe word company is used in this act it shall be construed to embrace the words their associates, successors and assigns, the eame as if the words had been properly added thereto. Sec. 16.

And be it further enacted. That at any time after the passage of this act all of the railroad companies named herein, aud assenting hereto, or any two or more of them, are authorized to form themselves into one consolidated company; notice of such consolidation, in writing, shall be filed in the Department of the Interior, and such consolidated company shall thereafter proceed to construct said railroad and branches and telegraph line upon the terms and conditions provided in this act. Seo. 17. And be it further enacted, That in case said company or companies shall fail to comply with the terms and conditions of this act by not completing said road and telegraph and branches within a reasonable time, or by not keeping the same in repair and use, but shall permit the same, for an unreasonable time, to remain unfinished, or out of repair, and unfit for use, Congress may pass any act to insure the speedy completion of said road and branches, or put the same iu repair and use, and may direct the income of said railroad and telegraph line to be thereafter devoted to the use of the United States, to pay all euch expenditures caused by the default and neglect of such company or companies: Provided, Tnat if said roads are not completed, so as to form a continuous line cf railroad, ready for use, from the Missouri River to the navigable waters of theSac-ramento River in California, by the first day of July, eighteen hundred and seventy-six, the whole cf all said railroads before mentioned and to be constructed under the provisions of this act! oeether with all their furniture, fixtures, rolling stock, machine shops, lands tenements and hereditaments, and property of every kind and character, shall be forfeited to and be taken possession of by the United States; Provided, That of the binds of the United States iu this act provided to be delivered for any and all parts of the roads to be coiBttucted east of the one hundredth meridian of west longitude from Greenwich, and for any part of the road west of the west foot of tbe Sierra Nevada mountaies, thee shall be reserved of each part and instalment twenty-five per centnm, to be and remain in the United States treasury, undelivered, un'H ssid road and all parts thereof provided for in this act are entirely completed and of all the bonds provided to be delivered tor the eaid road, between the two points aforesaid, there shall be reserved out of each installment fifteen per centum, to be and remain in the treasury un'il the whole of the road provided for in this act is fully completed and if the sa'd road, or any part thereof, shall fail of completion at the time limited therefor in this act, then and in that case the said part ot eaid bonds so reserved shall be forfeited to the Utited Sta'es.

Sec. 18. And be it further enacted, That whenever it appears that the net earnings of the entire read and telegraph, including the amount cliowed for services rendered for the United deductingall expenditures, including repairs and the furnishing, running and managing of Eaid road, shall exceed per centum upon its cost, exclusive of the five per centum to be paid to the United States, Congress may reduce the rates of fare thereon, if unreasonable iu amount, and may fix and establish the same by law. And the better to accomplish the object of this act, namely, to promote the public interest and welfare by the construction ot sail railroad and telegraph line, and keeping the same ia working OTder, and to secure to the government at all times (but particularly in time of war) the use and benefits of the eame for po. tal, military and other purposes, Congress may, at ny time, having due regard for the rights of said companies named herein, and to, alter, amend, or repeal this act.

Sec. 19. And be it further enacted. That the several railroad companies hereinnamed are authorized to enter into an arrangement with the Pacific Railroad company, thn Overland Telegraph company, and the California State Telegraph company, so that the present of telegraph between the Missouri River and San Francisco may be moved npon or along thp linp nf said railroad and branches as fast as "Washington, D. Attiust 27, 1S02." Information had been received by the offi drink or for invalids.

Drs. Miller, Duck and other eminent physiciMis, givn It their hearty recommendation and ai uinc it in their practice. Bridal Trail and Paris Trail, cers in command of the various divisi ms of and flung aside. It is a great work to do, A Cartons Stuy Tmi New Rebel or pale at hock tsayner tr ryan waie Bros, and O'Hara's Pruff Stores: also, at John Wtieht's and incompetency and pretention are the expedition that a large number of river steamers were secreted up this stream. Tne about au ot onr snare ci tae call lor volunteers havii-g been furnished, and men ivolunte-ered for years to fill more than half of the cull on ns for dratted nine months men.

P. 8. Since the above was in type, we learn that the governor is received a iija'cli from tte authorities at Washiogtoa from whom he has been endeavoring for sometime past, not the most complete success, to learn definitely hatWiscontia is credited what was desired of hiv to the effeci that Wisconsin's quota of volunteers called fjr and furnished was 21, 7X1, hat her quota under each of the calls foroOO.OOO men was 11,001 from the firt-t of which the excess of men ttetmer B0.290." ell known ertab'lshment, opposite the Cou-t rase. According to the followiog statement fur- rams accordingly ascended it some tea or I'raers aaaressea jt. x-a ia, jr.

v. bwi oui will meet with prompt attention. au30-uiMw JietTged round and kept in their places, by SO many influences of insterest, friendship, ry the London correspondent of tha twelve miles until they were obliged to stop. DtiMin evening Max, tne new rebel stsam-jr No. 2W." wnich has just given the Tu-ca- on account of the sha'low water, but without discoveiing any boats or any signs of the enemy.

Made of the best Watch Spring Steel and at prtoesas low as can elsewhere be found. lace ronsns akd hastiest, A full assortment, very ehem. Also lust opened a large lot of the celebrated JENNY LIN LI CORSETS at flie same low price as formerly. We Invite all to call and examine. N0.141LAKESTREET.

STRTKEXt CO. myU-rCTMy be determined by him on actual survey. And said Kansas company may proceed to build said railroad to the aforesaid point, on the one hundredth meridian of longitude west from Greenwich in the territory of Nebraska. Tne Central Pacific Railroad Company of California, a corporation cxi-ting under the laws of tbe State of California, are hereby authorized to construct a railroad aud telegraph line from the Pacific coast, at or near San Francisco, or the navigable waters of the Sacramento River to the eastern boundary of California, upon the same terms and conditions, in all respects, as are contained in this act for tbe construction of said railroad and telegraph hue first mentioned, and to meet and connect with the previous reputation, party policy, and many more, all powerful and controlling, that it vants, and all matters whatsoever which rora the slip, is an iron-clad and a very Vet sil: She can steam from sixteen to eisrht ien cet-nis in some instances almost impossible. msy appertain to the concerns oi saia compa knots an hour: is perfectly seaworthy, for all But the progress of events works wonders.

ny and the said board ot directors snail have power to appoint such engineers, agents and subordinates as may from time to time be practical purposes invul erable, and will prove. Jso military reputation can stand up against cross blunders and disastrous defeats. The to any vessel sne may encounter as tornuaaDie an antagonist as our own Warrior, the boast GREAT EASTERN. This maenifloent ship has proved bersir the fastest safest and most comfortable Ocean Steamer In tiac world. Sea Sickness on board beinsr unknown, And Is strongly recommended to Intending passeagera The Great Eastern will leave NEW TORE LIVERPOOL FOB LIVERPOOLIF.OB YORK Tufsday.Srpt 9th, Calling at Queenstowa atnrdav, Oct.

2Sth. Wednesday, Oct. 1st, Tiiursday, Dec. Uta. Tuesday, J.

ov. 18to. A First Cabin to $155. Stcond Cabin 3a. Beturn Tiiktta Issued at a Fara-and-a-haif.

53. Steerage 35. Suites acartments for families may be enzaeed of the Britith navy. his is the No. 290, as to whose whereabouts federal cruisers have first mentioned railroad and telegraph line on movements of the great machine may seem Blow, but they are very sure.

The end i3 as certain as fa'e to him who professes, and brags, and promises, but never accomplishes the eastern boundary of California. Each of said companies shall" file their acceptance of the conditions of this act in the Department necessary to carry mtoenect meooject oi tnis act, and to do all acts and things touching the locetion and construction of said road and telegraph. Said directors may require payment of subscriptions to the capital stock, after due notice, at snch times and in such proportions as they shall deem necessary to complete the railroad and telegraph within the time in this act prescribed. Said president. furnithed on the o'd ca'l will be deducted.

As to the exact number thns to.be credited, the figures here and at Washington differ somewhat. The dispatch from Washington farther stated that credit would be given to ns on tbia last call, for all volunteers tor, the old regiments enlisting prior to the 1st ot September. If the whole number needed to till ttie old regiments 5 904 is furnished by volunteering, the number to be drafted will be very small. If it is rot, there will be a for the deficiency and also for the deficiency in the call for nire nioLths men after crediting the volnnteeisfor the old re-iinenU. with reason betrayed such anxiety.

It had been known for some time that a large and powerful iron vessel as constructing at the decks ard of Messrs. Laird, Birkenhead but JAWSON BARTLETT Mannfactnrers and Wholesale Dealer la BOOTS AND SHOES, Ka. 80 Lake Street, CMeago, 111. We would respectfully call the attention of City ana Country Merchants to our extensive stock of Boots and Shoes, which we have' now in store, and are daily receiving from our Factory in West Boylsten, Mas, which consists of a full assortment of those Celebrated Custom-Made Fatna Kip and Calf, and Grain Water. Proof Boots together with a full stock of all style ol They then come out of the Sunflower and ascended the Tf zoo to the raft, which i-t sixty miles from the mouth of the river, bnt the same result.

The officers of the expedition were, however, convinced by various reports that they heard from the few people alorg the shore, and from two prisoners which weie taken at Haine's Biuff, that there was a a lage number cf river Ettamers in the epper part of the Yazoo, and also in the Sunflower. The steamship Star of the West, which was reported a few weeks ago to have come out of the Yazoo, it was ascertained, is lying just above the raft. This only corroborates what was told me in Memphis a few days ago, by a gentleman who had lately returned from the Yazoo. He said that the Star of the West was Ijing at the upper end of the raft. He also reported tbe Edward J.

Gay, the John Walsh and others, Ijicg some miles above Tszoo City. Only three or four boats were at Yazoo City. From the best information that Cols. Ellet monners ot tne aeep are so mucn tne ord ot anything. lie must inevitably come out of ot the interior witnin six montns alter tne passage of this act.

Sec. 10. And be it further enacted, That the eaid company chartered by the State of Kansas shall complete ICO miles of their said road, commencing at the mou of the Kansas River tne day at tnat estaonsnment that no one troubled his head much about this new pro this crushing machine broken all to pieces. The mills of war like those of the gods duction, or cared to remark the great thickness of the plates which were being used. At the very last moment the federal authorities by special agreement.

may grind do wly, but they grind exceedin; vice president and directors shall hold their office for three years, and until their successors are duly elected and qualified, or if such less time as the by-laws of the corpora-tiod may prescribe and a majority of sal-i directors snail constitute a quomm for the transaction of business. The secretary and 8FBIKG and sccmiwkh goom, Email. Of the best quality and manufactures, which wears pra rtared to sell for CAKH and nromDt trade at pared to sell A DIVISION raPJBATICAKI.E. Boston and New York Jobbing as aforesaid, within two years at hung tneir assent to the conditions of this act, as herein provided, and 100 miles per year thereafter until the whole is completed and the said Central Pacific Railroad Company of California shall complete fifty miles of their said road within two ears af filingtheir assent to the provisions of this act, as herein provided, and seem to have had their suspicion aroused, for the Tuscorcra was dispatched to keep wateh in the neighborhood of the dock where she lay, and the southern coat of Ireland was also strictly watched. No 290, meanwhile, apprised of all that was going on, dropped do wa Waara A (rents for th Bala of Mitchell's Patent afS lmmeuiaTe application ot wanting ueruisu desired.

Flans the Cabins ran be seen and berths secured at tbe office ot JAMES WARKACE, Agent 18 Lake street. Chicago. Howlatto ft AspnrwAU N. Y. Jjl(H741-3al JYE AND EAR.

rIi. UNDERWOOD, rkOTiltet ani4et anA (Vierfttlva SnreeOn tOT TVf- The Republic cannot exist half free and treasurer shall give such bonds, with suctt security as the said board shall from time to alllc Tip Boot and Shoes la aU th state. time requtre, and shall hold their offices at ASJiEXED TO THE UNITED STATBS. The island of New Shoreham, better known as Block Island, located oil the coast of Rhode Inland, some twenty miles from the main land, the inhabitants of which have in time psst, except in the matter of accepting a handsome consideration from ambitious Rhode Island politicians for their votes, but lalf slave. Ktither can it be divi Jed into two nations, the one tolerating slavery and the other prohibiting it.

But suppose we tne win ana pleasure oi xne aireciore. Annual meetings of the stockholders of the said corporation, for the choice of officers (when they are to be chosen) and forthe transaction riess. Blindness, and all diseases of the Eye and Ear. the river quietly one day, and steamed out into the bay, nominally for her trial trip with a party of ladies and musicians on board. Instead, however, of returning to moorings at Birkenhead where she would have been kpt Rdmit the possibdity of killing the Union Offce ana Surgery o.

in nauaoip" inreuv. uci ouor-man House, Chicago, 111. au3uS-lm and of bringing half of it to life again exempt from the military responsibilities of "in durance vile by the Tuscarora, she quietly ni that restore peace? Nothing more oi annual business, snail ve noiueu bucu time and place and upon snch notice as may be prescribed in the by-laws. Sec. 2.

And it further enacted. That the right of way through the pnblic lands be, and the same is hereby granted to said company than a restoration of peace is claimed for it. ci izens of the United States, has been by the Rhode Island Legislature placed on the footing of ether good citizens. Hereafter they are subject to draft, a position from which they SEA. VET'S POXITABLE HEAT-EfG FURNACE, For Heatlos Dwellings.

PaMte Halls, Stores. Charcbes, dee. We would advice all In want of tbe best Hsatlng Furnace to call at LIKE STREET, And examine the above, which we warrant, for dura. bilitv and economy, superior any in the nest Manu. factored and sold at 195 Lake sti eet three doors west of Wells street by 8EA.VKY CO.

au3t-u23m Let us imagine, if we can, a restoration of unit without any atonement on the part of the rebel States stolen property quietly given up, the murder of Northern men have been exempted since the organization of the government. Ml KaH4iFh Street. CkWag, IMPORTERS OF i EES FLATS, SHEET ISCN, DEALERS Dl Tinners' Stock. AflKsfi roB Howe's Improved Soales3 rnofU-baa-Ul a SPRING 1862. COOLEY, FARWELL CO.

(2,411 48 WABASH A7X51TB CHICAGO, Are bow ecering a large aad attractive assorta lanaea ner passengers, avoiding tjorK, water-ford, etc, in the neighborhood of which she might have heard of some'hing not at all to her advantage. No. 29i steamed round by Londonderry and Donegal, and was joined off the west coast of Ireland by the steamer which had previously sailed, having on board the armament intended for the Ironsides. Hal she even met the Tuscarora while still unarmed, it was the intention of her captain to try the fortune of war by running stem on at fall speed into her antagonist. It needs no extraordinary discernment to discover what excitement must be caused at the other side of the Atlantic by the arrival of No.

and Wood, and Captain Pnelps could get, they were disposed to believe that theStar of the West had been completed as a ram and gunboat, similar to, but more formidable than the Arkansas. The only particulars of her construction that they could arrive at was that she had been raze covered with a shot-proof roof, and now mounts twelve guns. This, it will b3 remembered, was what her armament was stated at, when it was reported, a few weeks ago, that she had come out of the Yazoo. There is no doubt but she is there, and not much doubt that she has been transformed from a steamship into a formidable ram. The rebels have had her in a place where they have been entirely unmolested they have bad abundance of time, and think with the experience they have had in the Merrimac, the Manassas, and the Arkansas, ought to enable them to produce a more formidable vessel than tither of those three.

The only question is, are they to be allowed to complete her, if she is not already completed and are they to be allowed to bring her out, as in the case ot tbe Arkacsas, unmolested, until such a time as attempts at molestation will be made in vain? All About Salt. Gov. Letcher, of Virginia, has Issued the following proclamation, convening the Legislature of that State Whereas, It is represented by many citizens of this State that it is impossible to obtain mirmlies of the necessary article of salt, ex Kf The announcement by General Butler that slaves who give information of arms concealed contrary to order by their masters, shall be emancipated, is significant and will prove effective. We see it stated that negroes never hear of measures that are taken by the government affecting their condition. This, TJSE ier me conjunction ui eaiu iuvi v-n--graph line; and the right, power, and authority is hereby given to said company to take from the puolis lands adjacent to the lide of said road, earth, stone, timber, aud other materials for the construction thereof; said right of way is granted to said railroad to the extent ot two hundred feet in width on each side of said railroad where it may pass over the public lands, including all necessary grounds for stations, buildiags, workshops, and depots, machine shop3, switches, side tracks, turn-tables, and water stations.

The United States shall extinguish as rapidly as may be the Isdisn titles to all lands falling under the operation of this act and required for the said right of way and prarts lien irmfler made, -i- SARATOGA EMPIRE WATER. fifty miles per year thereaiter nntu tne wnoie is completed; and after completing their roads, respectively, 6aid companies, or either of them, may unite upon equal terms with the first named company In constructing so much of said railroad and telegraph line and branch railroads and telegraph lines in this act hereinafter mentioned, through the Territories from tbe State of Califbruia to the Missouri River as shall then remain to be constructed, on the same terms and conditions as provided in this act in relation to the said UBioa Pacific Railroad Company. And the innibal and St. Joseth Railroad, the Pacific Railroad Compa-ty of Missouri, and the first named company, or eithtr of them, on filing their assent to this act, as aforesaid, may unite upon equal terms, under this act, with the said Katsas company, in constructing said railroad and telegraph, to eaid meridian of longitude, with the consent of the said State of Kansas and in case said first-named company shall complete their line to the eastern boundary of California before it is completed across said state by the Central Pacific Railroad Company of California, Bald first-named company is hereby authorized to continue in constructing the same through California with the consent ot said state, upon the terms mentioned in this act, until snch roads shall meet and connect, and the whole line of 6aid railroad; and telegraph is completed; and the Central Pacific Railroad Company of California, af oer completing its road across said state, is authorized to continue the construction of eaid railroad and telegraph' through the territories of the United States to the Missouri River, including tbe branch roads specified in this act, upon the routes hereinbefore and hereinafter indicated, cn the terms and conditions provided In tfela ant in mlatinn to. t.hf Raid Union Pn-itif In this act in relation to the said Union Pacific li true, snouia oe at once remedied.

Our Dyspepsia, Constipation, Kervaas Debility Billieiis Complaints Cannot exist where the Empire Water Is used. Sold by Drnpgists and Hotels throughout the Union. Western Depot -90 Randolph street, Chicago. D. A.

KNOWLTOIJ, Prop'r. opinion now is that a great many arms, and much ammunition, will see daylight, and said road and branches are bnilt and if said arrangement be entered into, and the transfer of eaid telegraph line be made in accordance therewith to "the line of eaid railroad and branches, such transfer shall, for all purposes nf this act. be held and considered a fulfill Prints, Glnshm, X.alne, come into federal possession by means ot Sec. S. And be it further enacted.

That there Gen. Butler's order. tsepl-uST-StJ KOTION8, JFANQTSr BOOD8. ment on the part of eaid railroad companiea'of A Rich Citt. The aggregate value of the real estate in the city of ostou is the provisions oi ims act ra regara tome cor st ruction of said line of telegraph.

And. in passed over in silence, the devastations of war paid by the North, the city of Washington surrendek-ed, the lower Mississippi taken from ns, a cordon of slave States placed between us and Mexico let us suppose the North willing to be good natured and accept peace on such terms, then what? A river and laud line is to divide the two nations. On one side is freedom and free institutions on the other, bondage and iron despotism. The laborer of the border hates the system which places lis sweat and toil on a level with the ox and the ass. He scorns a decree of social and political arrangement which makes Mm a mere least of burden, to be fed and clothed as a torse is stabled and foddered, and to yield the fruit of his skill and muscle to the recompense of bruises and blows.

The lord of the plantation gives back in hate -what goes to him in animosity. The bom clave, snuffing the bracing air of Northern independence, takes the wings of the rncmicg and flies to more congenial and compensating drudgery. No longer bound case of disagreement, eaid telegraph compa personal estate $112,449,900. Total of real and De ana is nertDy grantea ro mo wuu company, for the purpose of aiding in the con-6tiucticn of eaid railroad and telegraph line, and to secure the safe and speedy transportation of the mails, troops, munitions of war, and public stores thereon, every alternate section of public land designated by odd numbers, to the amount of five alternate sections per mile on each side of said ralroad. on the line thereof, and WOOLENS, and a choicS sdecUoa Ot 3 Gr Most of our heavy Cotton Good baying P-chased euly In the fall, we can and will offer aapsno? Inducements to tne trade.

We will guarantee onr price to be tne lowest in to this market or la Ket York, adding fraighv vite all close buye-s to a careful exammaaoa ot tock before purchasing. personal $275,962,300. As Boston contains a nies are authorized to remove their lice- of telegraph along and upon the line of railroad CWEAR NOT AT ALL" Hon tVn.Vrtitv it and on thyself a net. and aha He not the du4 fora Tof? tty fee till hou flndest one BL ARB the k2tS eon "ing in wood work, and he shall pat thee Tup. FOR HIRE, a frame for thy net, and thy Keep fcoall be tweet and Peaceful.

61 faltnstonst. la a. Good 11 ace to look, lor liI.Ali.Ii. population of less than 173,000 it gives aa cept at fabulous prices, and even then not 4u Accident to tbe Great Eastern. Tbe Great Eastern, which arrived in Flashing Bay on Wednesday, ran on a rock when off Montauk Point, and stove a hole in her bottom.

The accident, however, is not serious, as the rock penetrated only the outer skin or scale of the ship, leaving the inner one intact. The water leaks through where the iron laps at the junction of the sections, but it is so Blight that her safety is not impaired. She will be repaired here, if possible; but if thii is found to be impracticable, she will return In her present condition for repairs in England. A consultation on the subject of repairing her at this port -was held this morning, which was deemed quite satisfactory, and the probability if, that It will be accomplished. IVow T.

Ibst, 29th. CoNSTRrrcTTva Treason. Lieut. Commander Barrett, of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, is on trial before a court martial for constructive treason bis offense being, as alleged, ordering the of the Navy Tard, whils an their way to the Union mass meeting at Union Square, to groan for the Abolitionists. average ot nearly $1,600 to each souk sufficient quantities to supply aue uemauu, and a portion of the salt works of the commonwealth, from which a large quantity ot within the limits of ten miles on each side of Fcgittvb Si-jlvbs.

The Lynchburg Piri-ian says that a large number of slaves have stampeded from that place during the past few Fait was derived being in the possession of etpl u61-2t tnepumic enemy. Aid whereas. The importation of foreign said road, not sold, reserved or otherwise dis-pesed cf by the United States, and to which a pre-emption or homestead claim may not have attached, at the time the line of said road is definitely fixed: Provided, that all mineral days, and are undoubtedly on their way to the salt baa been prevented by the blockade of nereira comciiiiiiaicu wiuivub jiiejuuitxo tue rights of said railroad companies named herein. Sec. 20.

And be it further enacted, That the corporation hereby created and the roads connected therewith, under the provisions of this act, shall make to the secretary of the treasury an annual report wherein shall be set forth 1 i First. The names of the stockholders; aud their places of residence, so faros the same can be a-certained i 8econd.The names and resiSence of the directors, and all other officer of the company Toii-d. The amount of stock subscribed, and the amount thereof actually paid in Yankee lines. lands shall be excepted from the operation of onr ports, and it is not proDaoie tnat tne ae-niond can be supplied from that souree; and the season is rapidly advancing when it will Kuilioad Company, until said roads shall meet and connect, and the whole line of said railroad and branches and telegraph is completed. Sac.

11. And be it further enacted, Tnat for 800 miles of eaid road most mountainous and difficult of construction, to-nit: 150 miles westwatdly from the eastern base of the Rocky Mountains, and 150 miles east warily fiorn the western base of the Sierra Nevada t3f-A correspondent of the New York pOLLARD DOAN2S, Successors to Smith, follard Co, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 189 1 191 Sontt Water street, CUeagta Lfcrgotm, rmjS-rWmt BOAS PHOTOGRAPHERS, DRUG-GISTS, ELECfRO PLATERS, and all others re-onlriBg pure CHXOBtDK of Gtj and 2siTRMr os Silver, can he supplied By Blaubt MABtssa, Analjtiral, Consulting and Manufacturing Cash p1d for Gold aid Silver, Induct, bar or plate also Photographers' and ecto Plater's residues. Poisons and Adulterations detected Ores, ills, Minerals nd ottier suhstances chemically examined. Cblcac Asay Office, No. lb Lake street.

Rooti No. a. ims cx; DniToereuiB game bumi cuama ttmber, the timber thereon is hereby granted to said company. And all such lands so ranted bv this section, which shall not be Commercial Advertiser, suggests that after the war is over, it might be advisable to eenlft few men to Nassau and shovel that little be nccet Bary to Ban up mea's ior tne ensuing year to provide our armies and people with suitable provn-lon: Therefore he deemid it advisable to convene the general assembly to take the subject into consideration. sold or disposed of by said company within three years after the entire road shall have anil-wo Post Office Bos island BuUacce Into the tea.

me attains, sua point to do uasa ujr uta.