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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

LENANDER NOTI, ..,,,,,o,
n AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales OF HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS, &c, at the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 0 clock.
Stock intended for sale will please be entered
hafnre the Innruing of the sale.
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Next 10 Pairo's Exchange Office,
IA & OIL q n It

vnTICF.-We have large and fine assort
n ment af Ready made Clothing for gentlemen
wear. aud also good stock OF Negro clothing,
biah We -ba We determined to sell for the balance
"f the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for cash
and to punctual eustomeis. We nope that the
cali from ali who are in need Of anything II! our
line a. we are determined to conform strictly TO
this notice. niMfooN g ~, "a il'LEn,
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~-OI LADIES, AND CHILDREN's

Abs for Children and Ladies', very cheap-say
frn,n =, and upwards for Ladies', and from 81 80
10 80 for ChiIdren's; Wooden Capes,, yerp cheap,
for Children pretty Hoods and SoIlefihos;; ior
ti1 D 20 n ~ No. IL MAIN STREET.
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HORSES. &C., FOR BALE,

HORSES, &C.. FOR BALE,
n FOR SALE.-We offer for sale a No.
sl-Tiror grey MARE, perfectly sound aud gen
tle on reasenable i terms p APpys =.
IA ls-ts r.. 9P. X. Il. co.
~ FOR sALE-A young, well broke
'l@CHORSE-rides and works well--eaa be seen
ZAAa at our stable, in the rear OF our warehouse
do sts KENT, PAINE co.
MULES, HORSES, Ac., FOX
t3ArxN SALE.-i have TWENTY MULES SIX
$U HORSES, POUR WAGONS and TWO
AHsANEW DRAYS for sale, privately, ON ae-
cul:.in.!ating terms all Of which can be seen at
nv stables on Dock street, between issh ana goth
streets. Ca l4-sml EDMOND BoSslEUA.
a.au-uTTyt FOR SALETwo or three
s.-s.S!ss----zas:e1.sSCANAL BOATS. Apply at this
- - of,ca no ?3--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

lr1'.riar ps,.. fresh Roll Butter, Dried Cher
rl.-: Dried Peaches; Dried and Ureen Apes,
Dried and Fresh keuison superior faIhlty flouf;
Virginia f,uckwheat Flour; Fresh Green anu
Rlaek Teas; Ham and Breast Bacon, ana very
fine Mercer Potatoes all IN store and selling low,
by VIM u. "a 80 1872,
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GROCERIES, &c.

1000 /. lbs sap PIX rs" HAN Shs and Plain
HAMS. . ,,v ,,np urpptyGS
% haif ppis Woods FAMILY ROE HERkiS">.
$50 Thin Breast Pieces BACON ,.,-,
SUUt:nD PICS FEET; CucUABER Ply MIS-
DKIED pDFiSH. No. FAT "a AIN Excl
NnISHAD: No. White FISH; =,
3, un.neIs tiREI and BLACk-ElE TEAS, ana
HuAiNI BEANS. ,
10 bDis COFFEE >GGAR, AZ cents per pounu',
ID Aaif euest, su peri0r KEEN ana bLaIh LA
' ~ J. ). ROBERTSON,
re- :, fsoruar Franklin and q pvernor SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

nsua( prices Wewant to reduce the stock for the
casb and offer Inducements. Call at log Main ST.
ia 2e w 5. TUPMAN, Agent.
CENrs' UNDERW EAR -tients french
" Flannel Shirts aud Drawers, Gents MeIlho
do do: Gents Silk do. do; Gents Wool, MeTlnQ'
Silk and Cotton Half Hose; Gents Cotton Halt
Hose, with double feet; Gents Gloves, IN
Cloth Fleeced lined Silk, heavy Berlin, Virginia
and French Buck, Dog Skin and Alexander MD
GRAY ats, Linen Collars and Shirt Fronts oio'hS'
ia % CHRISTIAN 4 LATHR0P, 90 Main st.
|,i,DSING OUT PRICES. We have marked
u down all kinds of WINTER CLOTHING al
prices to close it ont Anticipating removal 20 our
new store we are determined to close out all our
present stock OF Clothing, if possible, and to this
! end offer extra inducements to purchasers
KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS,
/ 1lnN Mil, LIZ IT
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EDWIN WORKMAN < CO..
~ GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

DEdLERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
Solicit consignments of I 3 a &C O., WHEAT
CORN. FLOUR &c, to the sale Of which EDWIN
W0RTUAM will give his personal attention.
SpS;- Advances made On eonslgnments.
IS RAGS furnished when required.
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4 a.ls.-lJ Arkius No. Goshen butter, 10 pois;
..,.suyua.1 Flour 50 bbis. superiine, Extra and
Family Flour. smoked and picked salmon, o.
h,If puIs No. l Sorth Carolina hoe htfrihSS, %
uaexAse, No. / Mackerel; - BOXES hhSlish Ddi,y,
Piue Apple ami GOSHEN cheese; oat Meai, ny
Flour. &c, &c, Just received and for sale on she
MANS CO.'S
NJ. -
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80 ,c,,n.oNn pOTrERiEs,

"a. REDUCTlON N fRi n,ls. ,his a.
Nil BIAS, rulLEN y 90 ~ FANCY 6oo GO. T.
S wsE .hs Ne II greatly rsdassa Ih.s. ~
cssh. Now Is the time 70 make YOU
shs heliasys. Call ,ss.sl lE{i puLLEN seo.Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

V,IJy NEW SHlKT--of our own make, from
Is selected goods, and first Fate IN every respect
W. recommend the above article a. the best we
h.ya AVER offered to the trade, and think our
friends will acknowledge the excellence o. our
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT, on examhau9?n-
Took at them and then let us have your OPP! nlon'
In ~ 81 ~ w 4 TIIPMAN. Agent, 100 Main st
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OFFICE RICH'D 4 PET'G r.. X. CO.,
RICHMOND, Nov. 29th, ls6o.

--zz-zz=szz7 ON AND AFTER Mon
Ia DAY, the ord day of December,
kxszIEn---k-the TRAINS on this Road will
run as follows: -
EXPRESS daily (exeept Sundays,l At. 90 a N
Accommodation, 0ri-weekly) Monday,
Hs;l all. al ...,.....................s IS Z. ii.
Tp,ISs tpAyr PETTRgBUga FOR RICHMOND.
pxrrass ,,gIr al Observation-Disclosures IS A. NJ
"Wednesday and Friday, at 10 A "
| Mail daily, Except sundays at. 49,. 10 + NJ
! de ats THOS H. WYNNE. Superintendent.
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/,V OTHING AT IMMENSE SACRIFICE

u have in stock about loo overcoats and bqs 81
over from last wears which have selected out
and marked down to about one half 1t the usual
Saiiing price Call and examine them; and all
not tea to fashion can get good article for very
small price. The goods are here and must De sol
| This is no humbng. Cali early and take cnance'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
!. LOOK TO YOUR LNTEREsT I
GENES WINTER SHOES-Bro'

49, Treads, "a good supply yet on hand which,
noner than keep them over until next season,
rilj be sold at cost for cash. Also, many other
tvies Of winter Shoes and Boots at No. ~ Main
trppt by Ia y " H. " h@ii ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

DOYS' JACkErs.-Biue Brown aud Black Black
Is Cloth Jackets Cadet Mixed Jackets Boys
Fanny Cashmere business Goats Boys Black
FrSs s" f BSes sess iasf
Pants Roys' Lion Skin, Black Cloth and liver
nese over Sacks "a full and complete assortment
To which W. call attention OF parents
~ n SUAEER HALSEG x Co, ITO Main 81.
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,v,HE ..DySpATCH' STEAM 20" Eh
- ~ nd 1y;,,eeufh Streets Richmond, Ia.
This establi.hmout, being the most cohpi ~.
printery in the south both as regards lypes, W
naments Xcand the latest AID most approves
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the nhes'
specimens III ~ ,o,, nD,NrINc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

THE --LATEST SELL of the season is now
| beiur made al l0g Main street, where the Whote
stock hitch is made in the best manner ana con !,
sidered a. desirable as any lot of 3 Il
CLOTHING ever offered in town, IS being sold III
extremely low prices Coats Pants, Vests, snirtS,
Drawers. Collars Socks, Gloves, Suspender3, week
Ties, Handkerchiefs, Dressing Gowns, o haW Is
for the last seasons trade, can be bought at the
customers price. FULL DRESS SUITS or bnsl-
NESS SUITS can be bought 20 per cent less ina u
usual prices. Wewant 10 reduce the STOCK Ior tht
cash and offer inducements. Call at log MAIN ST
ia % w. :. TUPMAN, Agent.
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. iuIuRS, LlaUOXe.--W lASIoN row
Ia r.ts nave ia store OF old w hiskty9 anu
Dr4a,iie,: ~ oils Pure Rye, brand well Khown,
u,w rom to years old; 30 bp.s buhs aruhiei =,
Old and I.tIuw 30 bpls. other fivorIte Dfdhds %
Ia .Nn,s.ays. - ubls lower grades; 2J pipes ana
nslf pipes iirnuessey aud otard, Dnpuy 20
braadies, wiih large STOCK OF VtEer LliuVis, s1"
,sr.iiy, waiei, Olar low !' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

c,uNDRI Esq Madeira, sherry, Port, Ciaret ana q
- Champagne Wines of all qualities. Imported
French and Imitation French Brandies OF various
qualities; Imported Holland and Imitation GINS;
WSiskey of all qualities part of the oldest Noun
tain Rye Whiskey perhaps to be found IN TINS
market Teas cgars Tobacco SPECS IN 1a faet
SOAPS Refined Snsaff fresh Groceries Of all kinds
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CLOTHING, &c.

JULIUS A. HoBsON, c. G. K.
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N~or,CE THiS.-S5 will buy hail dozen
~ Z mon Hosom shirts; Sle Will buy a fancy Gas
siaere Suit, fashionahly cut aud well made These
articles are cheap nd we offer them foftne pie''-
sure OF selling. TX INn ~ Ll-, aS1 vu
r, "a Main, corner iith street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20

CaERoKEE GEoRGIt CAN BREAD TIE ARNr-LoOK
Ar rEEer FIGUREs.-Floyd county will make 8 sur
nIrs az zoe 600 bushels of wheat. Csss, Gordon,
WhItfeld and Murray, will average like amount,
making 100000 bushels. One bushel of wheat
v;lI make forty pounds of flour, which will feed
one soldier one month, twelve bushels will feed
him tvslve months. and by the rule of three
IL 200 bushels viii feed 100000 trOOps for one
a. six counties in Cherokee Georgia, can from
her surplus gram, supply our army with bread,
We inquire can We not hnd ak counties OF Ten
doubt Of il.
We can fight and feed, and with the spirit Of our
Floyd county farmers it makes no difference
whether their wheat brings so cents or fifty dollars
bushe, it's all for the boys anyhoW.-Ro7'e (Ga)
Sol1saza.
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Rraena1ion or Hnrner,s POLLY.


The Richmond Enquirer, of the 18th, has the fol
lowing in regard to the evacuation of Hsrpers Fer
ry, of which the telegraph has heretofore ad
vise6 us:
From information received here it may be safely
stated that, on Friday Sight or Saturday morning
Gen. JoARston withdrew from Harper's Ferry, with
nearly sii his forces, for the purpose Of advancing
upon Gen. Mcclellan, who is t1zeatening him from
the direction 81 Romney at the hekS it is stated of
1900 men.
If this be So we may expect soon TO hesF of an
important engagement Ia the vicinity Of ROmney,
IL is also stated that TIE forces which were ap-
preaching Harper's Ferry froG the Maryland side
numbered 22,6O0 men. These viii probably be
kept in check by the batteries on the Virginia
heights
The bridges atHsrper's Ferry were destroyed by
our forces also the public buildings, the machine
~ sod property being first removed, except small
,QuanEtg of com, which was destroyed.
1t mkg be interesting to state. that not bridge
remaiDsoz the Potomac, from Georgetown to Cum
berland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20

THE RIGHT SPIRrT.-We were yesterday shown a
letter from D.. II. Dockery, of fernando, Miss,
written to his commission aerchant in this city R,
A. Parker & Son. in VIII ich the doctor proposes to
give TO the Confederate Government for the u9e of
the soldiers now in the field, two hundred bushels
0E his fine new wheat. The wheat wall be forward
ed to Gilis city in few days, when it will be
verted into -four and barreed up for the of the
army.
The doctor further writes TO his merchant 81
further agree to place in your hands the ensuing
fall one hundred bales of cotton for the use of the
Government for which will take its bonds at par,
or If necessary and desired, will give the cotton
with pleasure, and cask Of choice Mississippi
thrown in. We have nothing too good for our vol
unteers."
This s characteristic of the true and loyaI South
erner and the example set by Dr. Dockery is worthy
of imitation by every well wisher of the south ern
cause.-N Memphis appeal June l6.
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Tor the Union and American.
The Lance as n Substitute for the Bayo


rhere is 8 deficiency of small arms in the Con
eede-ate army, and particularly IL this true in ref
erenee to the bayonet. We may have muskets
enoucS, and certainly any quantity Of rifles and
ehot-guns but we lack the best OF weapons in a
fght at close quarters. The pistol and bowie knife
NAV do very well IN hand to hand conflict or in q
personal encounter but the 6dyone is essential to
resist an attack or make assault in column
The pecuiiarities, too, of modern warfare, by
which mean of the last five or ten years. ought to
be well considered. Battles are now fought and
won by cannon rife or of immense size, to do exc
entiou at great distances, and by the charge with
the bayonet Movements in engagement are
ms1e in double quick time, so that everything may
give way before advancing column If It be prop
eriy exmed
Since we have not good supply Of bsyonets, es-
pecislly OF the sabre bayonet, / would suggest to
arm certain number of our troops with ldneeS
We well know that some of the most efficient light
cavalry of Europe. even at the present day. are
ehas equipped. All have heard of the famous Pol
dsh Lsncers. Now any blacksmith secure
spear 70 pole ten tweiFe feet in length, and q
wespon more efficient than the bsyonet or sword
may thus be attained at very snail cost Of time
or msney. Armed in this manner 6nd with short
double barrel gunR, our horsemen might do very
effective service In driving back the invaders Of
Southern coil. x,
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Ss0uBLEsoKE House ISsECTs.--As warm weather
approaches, innuserable insects awake from their
Einler nap or emerge from the larve state, to en-
Soy their life at the expe1Re of our comfort The
mosquito, the 6eA gill skip ninAiy over the floor
and HE moth and chinch will stealthg hide in the
carpet or bedstead. gcrupulous cleanliness will
thwRrt most of them. Flies are natures scGYEn-
ger, ever ready to convert pAsTefying matter into
limo xous substances. Keep the yard free from de-
cayf1g vegetables refGse from the Kitchen. and the
drain Of the sink and sWeete1 the outbuilding with
Il1s and they will mostly emigPste more promis-
iipg quarters. The few strGggters which remain
can be nearly excluded by frames covered with
sniliDet placed in the windows when open. These
will alsoo<eep out the veXatious mosquitoes. N.Y.
Sads of these latter insects are bred in swampy
sp0kG adjoining the dwelling. Proper draining will
rouse them at headquarters. The rain-water els
Eernts also pro6c;ip mosquitoes; place few live
ly minn0Es other brGofc fish there, and they will
Satten die Larvae Of the Sermenting insects
flhgs che bitter will be bitten.
The flea dedights in the dust and htter of the
wooazaOuse and the wagon shed. Remove ala this;
sprinkle fresh lime in iSs place, and white-Yagh
the beAms and boards, and she aeas will soon van
ish.
Take up all the carpets beat them thoroughly
with slender rod, and scatter little black pepPeF
ax1pnd the sides of the WHARF, the edges Of the
ckxEst are to be laid. Then once : fortnight whip
tho o,sssside breadths upon the hoOr Eirh light
switch, end the remaining moths viii be eaten
out.
The chiuoS or bed bug can be routed, by first
washing all de parts of the bedstead with cold
ssster, and then witt q brush applying corrosive
suJSmate dissolved in spirits. or amalgam of
lard snd quicksilver rubbed together. Or ask
JSsF druggist for sixpence womb of unguentum,
il EitS lamp oil, and apply it wASG . brush to
all Joints aDt crevices and the bugs Will siSsY ald
allow yeu to &C the same.
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western Virginia cOnzeasIar.

WHEELING, June ls.-Mr. Carlisle of the Commit
tee on Business, reported ordinance for the ap-
prehension of Suspicious persons in time OF war.
& V5ss ordered to be printed. Also sn ordinance
fixing ths compensation of State officers and MEM
bers of the leglslstqre, making itmuch lower than
now.
Mr.. Farnsworth, of UpshirS, o4ered resolution
that one of the leading objects of the Coly Oh,
after establishing a Provisional Government is the
ssparation Of Western from Eastern Virginia. At
ter ioaT debate it laid on the table-yeas 81,
nays Il.
A resolution of respect Of the members to the
memory of Senator Douglas, offered by Harrison,
of Ohio county, was unanimously ordered to be en-
cred upon the journal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20

Tax BLOCEADISG FLEET CHASED BY A CoNFEDERATE
EYAxaED STEANER.-We understand that a high
show came off at and beyond our bar yesterday.
On returStng to Tybee from his reconnaissance in
the neig6oChood of Hilton Head, the entire FEEDER
al fleet off our car, with the exception of the non
C. wing taken AhslF departure. Commodore Tatnaii,
OESe was on board the Florida steamer St. Johns,
concluded that he would ssn out TO safe proximi-
O.. and take peep at Abrsnsss Lincoln's famous
blockade of war vessels. Taking ca full head of
steam, Size ssRde directly for the Union, which lay
some two macs from the bar. Upon approaching
.se latter she iFgediately weighed anchor and paS
90 Sea at full speea. Our party rather liking the
tuu. pursued for some SeFen miles, when. fearing
che stesmer might get short ST wood, they tackled
sbout ss$ying the Union under fEa speed in the d-
rectioa OF The other continent. She SGoa however,
discovered thst the chase was over, ana came 70 a
halt-Sdv1nnais Republican, June l3.
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WATKINS, RanKers.

The members of this company are hereby mott
aed % attend business meeting at Watkins Grove
School House, on Thursday night, 10th inst.
The citizens of the 18th District, and all others,
who sre disposed to aid the company in procuring
the necessary equipments for home protection, are
earnestly requested to attend.
T. W. HALEY Sec'y
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IIEuT. JnEEs II. PoIK.--HRving last week sGiRted
our young friend a Captain of the Cavalry Com
psog just formed in this place, take the liberty
of recording how it happens that this week we
salute him as First LieHts1Glt of the same. 1t
was no error of ours but graceful, generous and
patriotic act OF his. he is not tWenty-one years
S0d, yet wsS unanimously chosen CGptEsl. This
fact is evidence of his merit but he is moGe0t rs
meritOrious and 60 patriotic as modest. There
fore. when Rev. JoasR B. Hamilton entered his
company Gs a private, AZ once he rendered him TO
the company as better for the place; and in
obedience 70 his wishes the coGspany chose Mr..
Hamilton Captain; and with the same unanimity,
for the qualification Of tiler own love ana esteem
for, and confidence in. the nsn, they, by RcclamL-
zion declared James H. Polk their First Lieutenant
Mence, we ssluted him Captain and congratulated
lns Company, hence, we salute hi@ Lieteaant and
conFp4tulate him. Ordinarily. more honor attaches
90 the post of Captain, but in this the honoTs
are With ile Lieutenant Columbia Herald June Is.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June photographic cornmnuics
ton to Headquarters from Falls Church saws tbe
movements Of both parties indicate an action h
that vicinity ~
Seven cars backed out by locomotive from
Alexandria, dropping detachments as they went.
meeting no interruption till near Vienna.
where man warned them of a battery bnt ,b.,,
proceeded short distance when the battery oponed
fire. directed at the engine, Gripping it. The en-
gne oelng oennd the train, the engineer uncoupled
1t, abandoning the train, rushed away. csrrY;ro
some OF the wounded and dead. The men in lean.
ing from the ears, and>whiie running for the woods
suffered considerably. Vienna is vacated tSa
Southerners falling back on Fairfax. The e1oags.
ment lasted 20 mlnutes-9 killed and 30 uO,n5a5
Leesburg had not been occupied I'D to Yesterday
battle occurred in that vicinity day before ves.
terday lasting ten hours, but with what losa "a .h
Southerners ia unknown, and the particnIsr. v;,s
regard to the Federal loss are suppressed. Cen
johnson is moving TO surprise Cadwalladsr a.
Martlnsourg. instead Of going to Winchester. A
desperate tight between Vienna and Fairfax Court
House is imminent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20

ARMS FOR THE Confederate STATES Troops ON THE
ARKANSAS FRoNTTER.-The Van Buren, (Ark) Press
of the 9Th inst, says:
Gen. Clarke. Chief of the Quartermaster's De.
partRent for Gen. McCuoch's Division, has tele-
graphed to Little Rock from New Orleans, that he
would bring with him arms sufficient for all the
Confederate troops on this frontier. Gen. Clarke
nay be looked for daily.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20

.sDowN wrTH FREE SPEECH The Knox Republican
eAsis upon the State authSEiGes to US, with
some Other Democratic editors, Es traitors simply
because, 10 the language of that enlightened jour>
abxse and sharp epithets upon the head of Mr. i1n-
celn." This is sse only complaint against US, and
we plead guilty! If to 6etest Lincoln makes one a
traitor, we are full OF treason as an egg is of
- eat; and moreover, upon that oasis there are four
thousand of the best traitors in Fulton county the
ssll in heaven ever looked upon Come on with
Vogr Black Republican State authorities for the par
poss of crushing out free speech! We are willing
20 be sacrificed upon that altar! and rather than
live under military despotism, such ks is invoked
bv the Republican, we had rather see the State OF
Illinois running ten feet deep IN human gore, and
her last inhabitsnt drowned the red flood! Give
ms liberty or give US desth-LeloistoloH (lH) Dem
ocy1k
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A FEARFUL THOuaHr-The man whose property

A FEARFUL. THoUG5F.-The man whose property
consists of houses or merchandise in crowded
city and is uninsured, stands, pecuniarly, upon a
slumbering volcano, whose flames may break forth
at any moment and involve him in irretrieyible
ruin. Fire is dread foe to the prosperity of man,
hri al may secure themselves against the effects of
its rsvages by procuring of W. J. MARI, No. rs
College street. insurance in some sound, reliably
Southern company that aiwsya pays its losses
junelS-tf
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR IN mEssoURI.
CAPTURE OF LTo8 AND HIS COMMAND

81. LOUIS, june 19.--The Democrat has sueeial
dispatches, founded on the report of man who
came to Jefferson City in a skif to the effect that
the Assourians were ronted at Bonneville with 500
Killed and as many captured. IL Federalist were
LATER
LousvnLE. June l9.-A gentleman inst from
st. Louis says. reports are current and believed
mere that the Missourians at BoonvilIe bv feint
retreat deeoyed Lyons from his beats. which were
lung ny masked batteries aud after terrific fisht
- "a : and his entire force succunbed.
special Dispatch to Gov. harris.
LEBANON JUNCTION.. KY, June lo.-Gen LroS and
ms "nole command were taken at bonneville and
aus es. SUNG N tho river A gentleman direct ro-,
St. Lon'S With introductory card viii cali and g;vo
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20
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WASHINGTON, June I9.-Reliable accounts Mace
Col. Stones advance at Pooleville -
The Sontaes'nrrs are attempting to cross Goose
Greek under'a heavy fire from special case shots.
II Is stated that the Missouri Senators VII NOT
take their seats fearing arrest for treason.