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The Ve1ed Question Of Living Contra
band Articles OF War;

James Kedpafh, Haytftn Agent Of Emigta-
tlon, has proposed to the Secretary Of War u
new solution Of the problem ~ to the dispo.
eition Of the negroes now held a. coutrahands.
He suggests that . central btations be eatao.
lish ed Tor the reception Of all contraband ar
ticles, Of a-bIsck: or colored complexion" !"
where they shall be detained untu they ara
freed, By cnnfscation, by the Federal Govern
ment, or until the Cabinet shall decide what
1t eha11 finally do with them. He further Of
fers to accept all such conttaha1d articles -
may be condscated, ~ emig7anta for Hsyi,
aud give each Of them free farm In that fer
tile country He offers, to supesintend the
central station thus proposed, fea Of Charge
Whether his seQices ii this capacity are &C.
cepted or not, wFsee no reason why the other
offer ehould not be promptly agreed to- t Is
practical and unnbtechou dlspositfon Of
the question which at present offers very
SERIOUS complications. Boaon Atlas aud Be.
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mflltary Matter. In Wisconsin.
ICouespoudenrn Of tha Chicago Trfbuns.1

aAty A.Aese1. q. ~ Nv Te,s
: leosfesponoenee o. ae Gmeso l irloansI o.,
'AADBoN, Wiz, sune u. 1851.
! Your enterprise IN fuxu1ishlng tho people Of
orr a4ata +ne fo11..t ana, e.r,eat xccnrint of
w.. - 71r-.ss.,-p -.
the progress OF our fifst nnconsln Regiment
from Milwaukee to Chicago, was dnly appre-
cioted. :-'.ss---..3t;'! :
,7s-s,...so,,. e.. ~. aor.x+,x. -, a. o.
s44o1e@ aot aao uopsAt :mo ..4 ~ ~ 81
Regiment afe now being :expedited as fast as
possible, and 1t Is anticipated thsttt Win leave
:Wa,htnpton; IN f,nn5ay next. Mauy vor.
~ec-.:s~ -. - -tx. g.
my psop4e tegfepr a1ceeolo9iJ toa@ toe eao-
hath should be taken: for starting the troops
on their Journey. Tho reason assigned Ii that
"a ro,a i c1es. "a a.. ,nore s,.,5v nr,cn- -
eno soao - e'sas 1ua s@t' "ose ea.u Peoeoeeo
for transportation than, and that the regiment
cannot ba got ready before. The men com.
noafn . Il are !. a 11ho1e . etn,f7ar aet tba, tha
4rst m hava not hssn hrnnaht: fn the sa+ns ]ns
nerfectinn nf bri11: sThrv Ve1s mnstered int
% r. n q aervice = Iii. 1esk hT G.nt % McIntvre n W.
Mt man M Of fhs Ti,oie 1'om showed the
ES;+a faather ts1S ,n1n hs1f do1s,, x,sro
aacssS snd thoea soo az na
~ r. T;anf Go1c1s1 and Ms1or # fhn
pso31, ~ ~. vx+v n1nsh 1I,sed but the Colo
~ - hs@5,r - sn.Isr1 the eTpectatIo1s Of hia
fri-nds a. tn military qualifications and per-
SaT IsEtf~ The Sn77xs nf fhfa n1aca ron-
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Illinois: and 1owe Troops at HaanI.
- -. :; bA5s NO.. - :::.~;7
:, = rpxrr.,, &ha onfnrv Whf1 18th H. so *

!, 81: [Ftom The Quincy Wing, 18th. j. =;
According to- announcement, about 100 Of
our troops proceeded to Hannibal yeaterdsy
morning, and Simultaneous with their arrival
WAS the disappearanee of every secession f1agg
That aeated oger the city, n truly remarkable
! : n the afternoon, = Dispatch va. receivpd
from Gen. Lyon, htstened no doubt By hls late
conference with Claib. Jackson, ordering TWO
Of the: 1oma reeiments also to repair to that
place immediateiy.-- Newton Fligg, Esq., who
has charge! Ct matters pertaining: to this de-
pariment In this city, chartered the Jeannle
Deans for this purpose, which Mas sooh put
hs1f past eight hat night, for Kooknk, and
notwithstanding the companiea:. ware quar-
teied ali over the city, the men al elated With
the prospect. Of .hh ifng something to do, 80
.;prcmptIy responded to the call, thst the boat,
decorated With. the flags Of tho regiment
start, on her tetuint tip about 81 o'clock,
with Col Cnrtia' regiment. all armed and
: -eqa9pxi Il xisr*aaria A c.nton md. Lagrange, a,
veil 81 from every house and cabin along the
Missouri ahoIe, Aa t1a boat passed, tho troop.
were grceted with cheere, throwing up Of hats
WxxiuE pf nagB' and h&ndkerch1efa, And ever
pski6ie den9nst1atten ot joy. thus showing
eou.i, at least, Is strongly In sympathy Will
II The S TeRinent arrived at Hannibal in good q,
time, and was received. with military honor.
BY our volunteers, n well rs gladly Welcomed
sey the Union men generally. who were free
70 say that the volunteers had not been sent
The Jesnnie want immediately back 70 Keo'
kuk alter another regiment, and Will -pa.s
here On her return ttlp, this evening, when al
will, soon after they teaeh Hannibal, we lesEn
be sent west By railroad: Report saJa: TO y
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:. Col JoHx A.. WAsa1sGfoN.-Th1s, cre.-
ture, who dishonors the noble name and
memory OF the Father Of his Gouutry, aud
who, when he ssw that tha loyal citizena WERE
determined to purchase Mount Vernon to pro-
sent 1t to the country, like an arariclo1s
tpeculator, charged an enormous prica for It,
has been, prowIfng eAround' with his band Of
traitors to steal what. he 80 lately sold. His
slaves, however, are. not tho faithful servant1
that he uou}d try to make believe they, are,
for en- Saturday one of them ran away and
he ns o5e1seer, % mounted NO npon = superb horse,
had the modification, on applying for the fa
eitive, to lose bis horse, and to be sent home
with tidings Of bis discontinue to his mAs.
ter, the Colonel--:FAza. P,ss1
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etafe Bonds id sRxc1,anxso ifs Tor Broken
!, :. Rank NQJ&3s

We a1o informed tha. Auditns Dnhois has, dec,-
ded That the bonds Of b&nks undet call for addition
az Be- b1 ;hs ho!de ot
IL IN accoraauee with our Information, may we
ak the State Journal to notify us and 1ts readers
Of the fAet II such decision hss been made it Is
:9A2ue Of The dis7eoited notca: becsuso holder4
Who arc compelled 70 realize nsJ by virtue Of IL
oee ssss sa e It, bto so vhs S esag
:ers maJ d1ctate-- Chicago 1fibsaae- -
: We take great pleasure In informing The
TR1BuHK that the "pfsctice In tho Auditors
rofnce' fully actoEds with tho TI1htoons derik:
lon fof Nj: Dubois Thfs fact haa nIreadv
tcen hera.ded in our columns seyerl timea: !.
but Ne Buppose It escaped thn notice OF oQr
gushing tho broken currency ID going. for
Ward st rapid rate. About 310o,D0 psr daY
Is the average amount burned in the presence
Of the Auditor and Treasurer. :
Let 1t be generally understood, then, th.t
the holde11 of the notes OF any Of the sixty.
sDtn eanks now under GU, may reeeiye bonas
In exchange for them II any time when pro.
sentsd to the proper officer In sufficient
amounts for the ipufpose-z0aaois ssate Jour
nal =, -:
Once more: VIII the Journal now please
inform its readers and rs, what are the
Sufficient amountsn necessary TO- be pre:
sented to the Auditor to obtatf bond be.
longing to 4 bank under cell1 In case the
bonds are "tmixedn-Free sud Slave State
t,-bonda, Whist b the T71aIef: Buraly the
fnt conner cannot haYo his:cholceSoz: 30.
curihea surrendered : :Who; then f11as the
rate at which ~ bonds 10 delivered 10
note rholderai =: How, b . word shall VI,
who: hare eot . quantity Of etump:tail,
4teaxieat and quickest :ges .is into. bonds,
! Without sending an agent d Springfield
These arc points upontwhica *the peopla,
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although his exploits only came to Light .tsatI
yea1s 1rcr tho war MIS- over, and aro TouGhed9
<conaneror Of BuenA Ylsta, and Gen- Twiggs
: the superior of Cen Jackson. The most IN
doubted exploit Of his lite MAS to fill the POSI-
tton Of of8upertntenden Of the new Custom
House ut New Orleans, and draw sixteen doll
I,rs dsy rom tho Government, In addition
to his military eal&ry.n r.:
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MILITARY CALL. :.
NO. xt5r4k~sr1x-T

!, - / 1HLITAHY GALL
$ ci1n JACKSON. wythvius, June4.
10 ths Catissnx a. this DistrIe&: =; :. -:
:, I have this day received information TINT :
large force OF the enemy are rapidly advancing
fIcm Ohio. BY way Of KanawhA and .FaYette,
C. a., with the view of taking possession Of
th.s feglon Of country, and 6eizlng upon tho
,Vlzginia and Tennessee Railroad, 80 ~ to stop
the movement Of troops fcr, the relief of our
Ealtern frontier. There IL certatnlY great
danger, to our country from such movement.
We hare plenty Of men to defend the country
II they wefe armed. +. -.
- / cali upon al patriotic citizens to come
promptly forward and supply our men with
j Such AIMS "a they my have. Agents will be
appointed TO. .Keceiye the arms aud gfya re-
ce1ps Tor the same, stating therein tbs charac-
t5rof the gun and the value thereof These
guns will 6e faithfully returned to their oHn-
err, or, If t, will be paid for: =
The eafety Of your country depcnds upon
furnishing .tha arms to the volunteers, who
axe willing to lay down their lives Il Yonr dc:
hops this occaaion viii strongly urge upon
the young men Of our county 70 units than:
selves at once Into volunteec comp and
to rally to the defense Of their countu-. I2e7s
H"ot day q y tas*'', =. :~, 80: H.,
- Rrfosdfef.gAnsrn fonfedA dArnta- Arnnv'-
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!. Fastest Coach Time on Record. : =
!. The Cosch which arrived from the noun
talns yesterday made the journey from D:n-
YER to LeayenWorth In nTes dogs and twenty.
osx hours. This is at the zate OF one hundred
and seyeu.ys milea,a dky, or scFcu miles an
hour, dsy and night, without making any IL
lovance for the frequent atoppsges- =:
=: VIM Fl. Russell, the principal proprietor Of
the line, came In by this coach ~. ::;'<s
; No one need have any fear that the. daily
Overland Mai1-which will commence running
on the frat Of July, will fail to make its triPa
On ttne,-L<arrn,oorh Conservative. =
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capital tnA,llbly, but legalizea pluaaer too
ffsas14nu$}x, Hfp$<{kcsoa u :" = ~

capital tnalllb1y, but legalizA plunder too
frequently distributes L. - '>::*:. 4: i: -:
:: There csn to no objection to legitimate
credit for palue rocapaz, but that is not the
thing in which the banks operate, except
TO the extent Of their specie reserve. to
which extent their liabilities are equivalent
tomoney ubits they pay on; demand; be.
yond this there Is no salus feneioed They
debit bills receivable and credit the Gus
toner, }nstead Of csah, for he net proceeds
sc 4 discount, because they have no cash
10 discount with; thus increasing their as
:eets and liabilities alike in tho one opera
ton, excepting the discount deducted,
which goes to the credit Of profit and loss:
r Is Ike giving our note payable to bearer
,ond demand, when We have no . money topay
-itwith,i in exchange fbr your: note payable
at four months, andholding you and others
bound with endorsers to furnish; ms the
means to meet their uncertain and prepost-
e1ous engagement We lend nothing hut
my promise against your, and cannot pay
til you give ms the means to: pay with:
Of course this is q clippline operation for
all concerned, depending as It does upon
tho uncertain forbearance On necessities, or
caprice, Of whoever happens: to hold our
note. Now as orr note displaees go much
real money, It ittdigplaces the means Of pay
ment and can any one tell how the means
- = -
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, Second Kansas Regiment

: The Second Regiment of Kansas Volunteer,
now stationed at Lawrence, Is reported fnll
The officers ara given. below
=. Robert B. Mitchell. Colonel; Charles w.
Ed: b. Thompsou, Ajjutant.
Arthur Gunther is spoken Of for one OF tho
regimental Offices, and II sterling ability and
past services arc considered, he will certsinly
receive It. =
:. Captains G. R RJeanlson, Joseph creealln.
Charles Willemaen, 8. J. Crawford, s.;F. Hill
Leayenuorth conaerrutise. -.
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GEn.; scorr's Hnai1rHa-The Hai; .oonntry VIII
be rtJofced to learn that the health OF the
]; venerable Commander Of the Federal troops
IL better, than 1t has been for msuy months
past+- a gentleman who ssw him 4 fer dRJs
since informs Us that be looks ftesher and
younger By years than he did 1t the opening
OF the campai9u., r.
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uahose hands are full of:the discredited cur:
rency, would be glad to be informed, 80
that they can convert their, paper without
the intervention Of d broker.aa lMay We d.
rect the Journals attention to the inquiryt
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Terx1blc Accident on rho Central Ohio
L. Railroad.

,The colliaIou On the Central Ohio Railroad,
Monday night, some four or dve miles west OF
Be1laire, was h{ghtfal. It occurred at 8 aha1p
curve, and the night Nas intensely dark. The
accommodation. passenger train, with = foW.
passengers, vas da.hipg westward. at the usu.
al rate Of speed. Tbs wood t1ain ,was crash
ing round the curve it high speed Three
men Weso killed outtIght-horriblyt tnansled !;
two were severely wounded; I'll, except one,
conaseted egSa @ YtR tSe Tood te an corstroctIon a.
partmens Of tho road. The dead wars John
Mitchell Of Barnesville, and McColloch, help:
eIH On the train, sud ci;izon Of Barnesville-
The wounded we.u Nj. Sanlshury, conductor,
>Mr. Porter, engineer OF tha wood train and
|" right shoulder hsade was broken, sad he wsa
Otherwise severely hurt, Mr.. SAulsburg's
back .Hsa h5dly hurt, nud he wa1 ufscallane.
ousIy bfuhed and Ellis had ona leg brokes,
! besides receiving several psInfa1 oontusioas:
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The Rebel 0ompaany from Williamson

!: fFForn the Ha1fsbufg (sallno COY Chruniela1 ;
i: We were promised list OF seceaslon rebels,
225th nit. for the Southern armya Ne ind it
impossible to obtain full list, but gtye faw
names. Furnished by friend. Tho following.
we believe, are from Marion, or naaf there: '
: Eddirgton. Henry G. Hopper, 4 J.-Lowe, A
J: Brown. ": r I4nker, Spencer Bian nktnship,
G..W PefE, Higbe1tP 2: Cunningham {bEother-
IN: lAw q Logsn) and Robert Kelley:.vnn ~ ::
names Of. these who LEFT ia kson county, and
Joined tho COMPANY: (: Tin Corder,' Frank
Metcal1 Abe Morgan, Cree: The editor
of that p2pet also says that the company Is
composed of tho hardest caseA In thd dounir1;
and that It Ii positive blessing they Left :,
There are not f1ve sober, industrious meu In
the gang-eaid TO number 40 men-.ad vita
fes,re1y fsM e1sepi91s, atc % ~ ID lal1 duo
without character to lose OF principle to guide
them. e: :.
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ZOE mEIG HEEItgdG1u1, ukE ulasa mEtk-
ing or benevolent society, to be dissolved
at pleasure. It is enduring, and cannot be ]
DESTROYED without crime, and, ioye,rmaster-7
ilnig; 4orce;: a State OF Of province intolerably
oppressed may take, up arms against it's
onnressors and compel tic lie; central author
ity to 1ectify the wrong, Or falling to OBJ
tain redress of grievance throw off the
yoke and establish its Independence III
it can: This is the Right Of: Reyolu-
ton. But on the other hand, the nation:
has the right to treat the revolt as rebel
lion md crush il There ia no such thing
as he rirht Of Secession. A part of a
country has no right to Withdraw at :pleas-
u1e from the residue, and form a sepa1ate
and rival nation. This nrincinle. nut IN
ui7actice, leads to anarchy. It Is anarchy
itself .-.,:>.- :. =: 81.
n. ,haao o.,...,,a;t;.n, -. tho ,,.n.
spp.s ha,,;oI @ tu; tho ano..;as - -. - ast..
n;a" i - Iays .s tSa G:son,s -. ~ tSs ;nsn-asnt
~ c,a.e. ;nte,a.ah1,, fs aal-sasss ~ ~ 7srza,s -
.es.,ssa - ;-s5rasa - er;axenosa wara 49,
1850 .as - a;s $3.50 =. e ~ a. 80 sois ~
,.no ulz'sn - ~ % %aG:s - 'E'' '>@ ~
y N..,.s':.4s ~ =. - -. -. :. :,..n. .rs.u.:
s ~ aas AZ. ~, i So e,,e,;as es
naa ~ Enssanl"s.: 4sg.tals5;.o5 ssSa?r ~ ~.
tqu nha tarrn ~ ,hs % Eass1 nars%ment ~ ~ ss
- s.1ss. s+s.oe hs1ss5 - -; - Evs-r,
1e~.s ~ ~ Ms.;e-s; I:a.is- - e. )
e 1,e ta ao.'sE oas 49, vs. ess;st e..
euaa - - ~ ~ a s.essa,Ss3;ss - Ths ~ sdm;a;:
,-s;sas e =. 80 ~ 1870 s haen | ~ - .Sa,s
hsaSa y. ~ pe ,1nds! % .hair ~ caatro1 49, f,a,, ~ ~
:5s;1s - ~ tho % para,n+,na , sa,a - ~ t,,a -
~ s:'t 49, ~ Nv ~ cas1s-a-a 1S ~, -. 49, !;
,saa. ~ [ - ,,,aias. :aao. r .s;es :
ln9sse s @ aau 1: Moes 4ussus ~. u. "nse :
peop.eess. ~. -: 10 p.S<.s, p.oss:o.'
~! ~ 1eneI -: hs.1e r ."ss yssa .a ~. ~
-, essa Genss s ~ y. W. 1;sysas1sas ass
a4aae 4s aau pen e12;sa ~ onspsss ,ia;.t
~ an;1t ~ n,n,hsEs. u sna inssr;or - ,1sa,,y
- a-f ara..i ~ ;r,s1,;aana. - - raro 49,
:..15 - = -a1sess..ss.,;, 49,. ~" ~ ~. o. p
. ans,;e e. t5eaa @.nsratson. N
= I;hs s1.vsho1dsTs sths;sior*. c.nnot Il, 4
n ;nst;fcat;on ~ ,,,.ir rs,,s'1;ons tnto1s~.
- o!;5+-;ses;on NJ, ~ shstrac r;ah+.or a.
~assfa,, ,Thars - ,,,,,st: ta.t ,,a;- as,;sa ~ -.
.anr;n. ~ snt;n,,i,I~- 80 ;1,t;tr,;,n.
sea 5os;.s 49, =. as.s,;,;.S @ ! : - f:;;w'as sss:s..s
~ ,ss- Gue ~ e1an .o4" =. sess,n .,: :
nt % 49,. 49, saaa1 .a@s. - nv NJ. S n.a -
eooA ~ asuup.'oo- AMIy nAss !
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E. Military men have diacoyezed y new
remedy for lnto1icatlon, which. wo believe,
ssis not down in the books" It Is nothing
more; than raw potatoes, which are: cut in
'"murphy,n, 1t Is said, viii cure The most OBJ
atinatecase in half an hour. -; ;,~~'
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: TuR B1ocxApn.- There ara now: Is vessels
Of VIZ In the Gulf Of Mexico, u on the Aslan-
y: saa 10 n fau to aaa 70
this list With the least posaible dhlay.i.:c...
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u COAf<4AEA4e3 AAEf 4l&eo- 10 'ASu4Rs4a ~
mall Quantities, at that nominal rate, as
by gold, but the banks are con
inua1ly annoyed with, them, and the guam
ity they receiYe IN the ordinary course Of:
business: accumulates ON their hands, 50
hat they afe frequently obliged to sell
hem at The market price Of bullion The /
]ol1ar is but u. n.finegalar fraction Of = troy
ounce, which auciuateg IN value with the
ltmand and supply IN gold and silver, as !
N any other commodity. #
This truth being comprehended, ii is |
Easy to see that the creation Of dollars Of |
paper currency, having the: royalty Of
money IN public estimation, sinks the local
yalue, Of money; this sinking Of value l.
entire degradation and loss Of wealth, like |
the fall in priee Of goods in warehouse
In the increase Of gold there is a fall Of |
value but no 1oss Of wealth to the com
munity in the aggregate, because the ad:
ditionM quantity makes good the Decline |
Of value, and the; community sre. just rs
rich as before; there is precisely. a. much
working capital and no more debt Bnt
the paper addihou is pure debt with an
absence Of value, and, a dead loss Of
capital. The debt added to the currency
in bank notes and inscribed credits, pre-.
cisely equals The sum Of gold that runs
away by the Law Of value, to, make room
for it. The gold 50 displaced Is utterly
lost; it might as vel be plunged into
the sea. In regard to this simple fact,
which any man Of common sense ought to
see at glance; the obtnseness Of the pub
Tic intellect is.. truly astonishing. g We can
not replace the gold because ne cannot
have capital without earning it by labor;
but we can n1anufacture debt currency, in:
definitely, BY simply running in debt. A.
sells 1000 bushels Of wheat to B. atpriee
$1,mNtakes BIS note and gets it disooun-
ted here is 1000 Of debt currency pro-
duced. B. sells the same :Wheat to @, takes
C:s note AND produces another $l'W0 Of
the same. and<o: seus 10 the mluef, per-
haps and the m!llef ;ae'ia tna hour notes
being made = saea remove and discounted
tsa noea .n1ecdr 1eed t. hi to1d thst
ths-a "a NJ money ~ erfstino, va1ne IN .this
On ~ ono1 ~ - ~ ghss+ n .-,n1,t;ane ~ ona
t: sav y, ~ s srraes.a a.ioa ;,1s ;hs ~ 7.no- nv
.snsa = n.s t. !: !: 9 ~ s '.o 4:so. =:
o. sns %1ns aeosa = : a .eszaoe = y :
sepa1s'e e.sssose, = anu pa1saes .s soutss ::
So%;tS - Ana haa 1 .hanatss n ~ % hsen .e1,.d ~
.ccom,nrnsat;on w ] n no. notes v;th no % Theat t in
tbe 1ms;ness tbs element If vs,na 81 t ~ this 4.
On nm va,,d hs1s ~; ~: s.,,,a -1h;ch
s 49, s,,,:as % | n - ~ s $50 % =
ss noss :. - = ua s":.s1 "as,- .ous -
venue anu p1e:sGsung capl1al :naV1ne IN
ennle'y 1:e:: musPenaen'. eals:enee Y el!nes
case. u'seomhpg pug e secortaea comes .e
70 the same result. when organized e INTO
currency TO occupy me channel Of c!feala. ca {.
non as money, we so;calleo : money De.
- >. e
not pasue, and the element Of value being
n1.rn,,k %I.r~n;v -. - "a
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> :.,;e-.. Rioyd Heard From. - - ::
- The Weatern Virginia accession papers pub
li.h the following cry ..of distress from
, 1861-06-15

DRUGS, Etc, .
~. :, 10 Tons Terra JaPeOfc2s
: 25 Bbls. Alnm,
~"- rs Bbis- ,Ooppexas,
=, so BhlG. Whiting, 49,
/: 10 Cssks Chloride Lime,.
1; 100 Lbs Kod.PetAasums
80 Lba. on BerE1not
90 lpa oil Lemonx
S1LhS oil WIuterEreeu,
| F.: 80, ~ Lba. OH HasaffAs,
r.. :; 50 Ibl OIL H6m1ocE.
| ! -, 50 Lha. Oh Cedar.
-. FOR aALB LOW.
-, sm1TH K wyHR,
ILL.,. Wholesale p.uxxistst a Lake street.
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= a' UN1NJURED,
= Ard without tbs Lon Il afngle Cant
rrrexna fhts n most tatkfActory test Of the kups
CB1l4FIoE aAFES oyeT III ano ~ csaaf4 hxle
to-d4y ordered auothsr Of Tho ssae Ga - tho onS
To1n respectfully. = p. w. cAKHAKf.
fta abcye Bafn caa aaH Il ftont our stafs
I. d;4,xn,.:dor 2"-:, s sssts stTest:
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4 Trip To- Azaaadria- -Bea,tty d rs Hse4asJ J.pn.
:, he Boa*-2hs Heavy Guns about 11e Arssnd
:. -Insaas Retreat Galono' A4s .Hrzt 6ys
: Ssen--.A D9afed Martial Lap-7ates
:. Jlon, lae Hot;se sohtrs funoert1 Fk-SAcessio's
I3isoae7s-A1erch saheye IYaahsngton Ror.
: &hiped- Eozdierss NdaaEpape7:- Published
0ccasioaallH:: % IN Third Of
!: Ns> >Fivuiniens Ednt Read or WTi&e-Saeessson
Squads Smiling at the Ness from Hampton
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. Since cozalng to camp, however, his eyes
saectlesrs,,~ a low days aso, Il bessa>to bo
, 1861-06-15

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Il. O. 8eA1rrxB, EtQ.
1Th fof scxne ctrEnl1f- CT taxfo khov oa to bring
yuuf Cephac Pills rK1Ec11AIfy before ny eHS-
tonef1~ II Tou hAya anything Of tho End plsk1@&U2
One Of MY cnstopseEz Who "a subject 70 ssvssa Enk
Headache. (usually lkatang tEo d4yA3 WlA ouKD ~
An ATTARK II uyI AOuN ST YOUn FILL. Nhtch
sent heEa. respectfully Zsursx :.
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, 1861-06-15
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SATURDAY: JUNE Is, 1861:
moHEY' VERSUS FrUTITIoUs CUR

Illinois b at this moment in amore IA.
yorsbla condition 70 oeaablish q sound cur,
rency than any other State in the Union,
became her people: hare by sharp :exps-
r7cace been brought to know that debt il
not money ! think they are prepared to
know that real :1nanney-yalue- capital-
the producs OF pre.existing capital and u
bor, is tho only eoun1d currency, Gold and
silver are the only money in this country,
and, critically, gold a1one; for silver b vir-
tnally demnnitIzed; our silver coin being:
really counters: For this reason; they are
illegal tender only. for: five, dollars, that
contracts may not be violated nor indiyid-
uals wronged.: They are pufp pose}y oYeF-
7alued to keep them In the country and IN
circulation, having been coined and issued
at e125 per ounce: Of. standard flneness,
when silver bullion Of the: same finaness
was worth IL gold but s1eo. Silver has
since risen, relatively, q, rather gold has
fallen, which, comes to the samet thing; and
silver bullion Is: now; worth 1i 81 L22f sr PEI
ounce, 8, that. onr silver coins are ;atill
oreralued n cents per ounea,s :o1r. gold
dollar Is the unit of Ialue, Or, more proper.
ly, Of price and weighs rs s-1oths grains,
a-10lhs fine;ior4282a grains Of pure gold
and 2-5s grains Of aialoyy:. 1t is essential to
know tMs, for the my il ysst&iiious Dozar mis-
leads more minds ii the currency question
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, 1861-06-15

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Mr. epatdinF vpsa1d net ccnnecs hts n1@e 61A n
eftdcte he ttd net KNOW 70 rossezB fe& aaEx1G
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January ~, LEI
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which sand boz of 'Ceph1ilc FflN4 5ena tn addreR
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