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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-12

By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks of
Nervous or Sick Hsadaehs may be prevented; and
II taken at the commencement OF an attack imme-
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea and
HeadaeAe to which females are 30 subject
They aot gently upon the bowels,-remov1nx Cas-
ficeHsss
For Literary Men, Stxdssts, Delicate Females.
and All persons Of sedentayy habits, they are All
valuable as laxative, improving the aypssSse,
giving tone and visor 10 the digestive organs and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system. :
he cEPHALIc PI Is are the result of lour
Investigation and carefully conducted experimental
having been In use many years, during which tim
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether orrst
mating in the ~ssress system or from q dsrsnre cd
state of the sfonzach
They are entirely veg etable IN their compositiop.
and may be taken st all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, asd fks al
sssee Of asy disasyssabls taste renders a easy 10
adrisist1 sken 90 ekildyss.
BEWARE or c0UNTERFEIrs.
The genuine have Eve signatures of henry @.
Spalding on sacf Box.
Sold By Druggists and al othsr Dsaisss Ia. Msdi-
oines. - -
A Box VII BE- sent By man prspsid on rses,pt Of
the
PRICE, % cENrA
All orders shoald b addressed 70 sze
-ss.g HENRY Q. oPALDIN0,
no n-d&vB 90 Cedar sesssl Nsv YEA.
, 1861-04-25

NEW YORK, April a4th h-F1ouR-Transacticns
to-day to fair extent andprices generally hare un-
dergone no material change. The decline in
'sSa saas sts Ss It @ e
ruper stats; 15@S IS for extra state, chiefly at
55171<05>a0; $5@5 10 for super western; $517k
at 20 for common to medium extra western; IS Is
85 IS for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
$5.6g@7 for trade brands do-maEket closing fair
degree of steadiness Canadian aour in moderate
request and prices without matetia! change; sales
so0brlr extra a. 25@7 80 for choice and favoEte
do. Rye -four, sales moderate at $310@4. Corn
meal quiet; ANAL sales at previous prices.
rnand: Sales $50 hrfs at 184@184c.
GRA1w.-Ihe wheat market still rules tn favor
Of buyers, with only moderate demand for export
and home consumption. The decline In ffe1ghts
$500 bush fair Chicago spring at $1.1e3< delivered
5000 busb Canada club at. 81 rs delivered Il, 400
bush Milwaukee club at 81 25@1.a7 in store and
81; 500 bush common white califofnia At 81. Is
@1.4p, and 800 bush white western ut $144401 IS.
Bye dali asd declining: Small sales at 66068.
Bs5isy d1ll and eayg: Sales q 1so bush state At
doing for e1tra snd moderate home trade demand.
Sales Of 81 Goo hueh at ST for old mixe western In
e:oIe a. e1n@ss 9slivered; a5@sa; ;, nsw do sog
67Q56s yellow do 60 for damaged southern Oats
tn moderate request at e3835 for western and
Canada; 352s6for stste.
PRoy1a1oss-PosS fzmer and more active: sales
$50 bbls at g for mess and $13 e5@t3 81
for prime including 500 tb1s mess for future de1fv.
cry On private trims The best market is drmer,
and mora doing; sales 900 bbIs at $4754l5O0 tof
country prime, $575@fa5 Tor -meas. $9@io50 for
repacked mess, $l19l2 for extra mess. Beef hams
quiet and nominally unchanged Prime mess beel
dull and unchaneed. Cutmeats u1ore active. with.
ont change In prices; sales 660 pkgs st 64@6x foz
shoulders, eAG8H for hams. Bacon dull and
nonlns1ly unchanged. Lard heaty, with moderate
business; sales LOO hhls Ut gx@l04c-. Butter Il
@t5e for Ohio, l5@a1c far state. Cheese steady ii
7@1GH for inferior to prime !..-.....-.--..
1eao ~; Ga1ena & CHI St; Ill ecrt 56x> s gtd
as&: Reading 81; Harlem p8d e94;@ treasury. 19z
10G Va g. ~ Mo O. ~: III G: bonds 80; Hudson
1t 1o7s Canton B. c7137SS Erie 1a7 Harlem Il
, 1861-04-25
NJ A RI N f. Ii s. Z
r., PORT ;0F:CHIQARO..

!. : :
:. ;,-. ARRIVED s-....:..Aprn II. +.
Brig sACla.k, Christian. Cente1vi1le, s8eds wood.
Tracy, Alien MHnastee, 12om lumber. :,
sehr sIgnet,, ,Ac3ee, Gs Haven; IS mt1znber. s:-,'
ses1 Sine BsEl; Da.on, Manitaxos. ssem shingles.
seas Dan Marble z nenshezt, rMasfegon 70 m Inn
seh. i E & aiss, Aeax, na4lseon. % N 1nnseF,,
acar Rsmhlet, dH Fssa, Kewaunee, 30 oda wood;
echr + RobMts, Netson. RlA kesvf1le. q tds wood
81 %sisisiqa: zsissas r.; ;essatss1Iss s q sasSsed
sehE As,p1s1' Jones Wolf Myer; 9 sn rEt1eas aen
- ssi{ ssssis Ess:ass Y. Il g. o
sshr q Risasss g THOMPSON Waateg.n sn
sehE P.9@sto, seanlan, Wells Pier, 40 btla alh.
Schr E1hs, KuggeK;. .Muskegon, 56 ID lumber. a.. :,
sear 9rton, E@ety. P9gt Wa;hington, o swood.
s. &, : IL 4 .t.4e, d
sss4 EezlT assss. e assss ass|ssss s*5
ST. Voc %asssA Larson; a4ifoVoe Ess u 5po.ts.
s E E5Ps. i%P. hggte & Haysn z - ahia&lea a
sear a,Rssy 5an!son a Aaakesoa. n lnnbet:, :
~eLEARKD:.: u: :-:....:4Apail 49, >.
Mtgs 4 caa1k: chrisa.t4usan. centsry,l1a: - - =
eseaf Sss; AsEses #hIfs II asseeea IsFe@
sssr ses ee;5sss, IT,, afs aasss kssssss sssss1on
seaf @ % esss1is; Joaesos' aeS Si ceasslVs1is .;e
.sesn wh1zlxiaa. Nelson. Cense1viIle: - -. 81
seAf MaIas.: :aIevsas, Naniatees: s. =;
seaE Hyomt1ft fazso9H 81 81 A.Ea1. - =; =.
, 1861-04-25
The Bryan Ha1l Ladies meet.ua.-

The bryan HAn Ladies Meeting.
Editors chicago Tribane: -
:: !. With yonr kind permission we would like
to soy few words respecting the Bryan Hall
meeting yesterday afternoon, which was called
to Af1anKs for gnpFlttng lint and bandages for
cur soldiers II was to be a N Getting Of wo.
uan and Was spoiled BY, the doubtless well
meant nterference-ofs some individuals Of the
other teK. These women came together to
learn how to- acrRpe lint and make nandages,
and for information where to aend them. All
came with heRrts aaddenedi, but eager to do
something for those who had gone to fight the
battleR OF their country They we're met by
the discouraglng Acknowledgement that their pro-
posed labor Of love and patriotism could be-
done bstter By machinery, aud that they had
better contribute money. This sent q chill to
many; warm hearts and was bitter disappoint.
ment to those who had heen glad In the
thought Of doing their little something with
their own hands for the poor soldier. Babies
!, can be dandled by the machinery Of patent
jamper, but We believe that q mother's arms
are batter and we know that. home
! made lint Is better than than the manufac-
tured article, and that the wounded soldier
tRon1d saT so. It ia, intrhsitany better, aid
the Thought of female hands: and 2falthful
hearta at nome associated with It will make 1t
more healing. :: Ne think TOO, that 1t fs well
to engage female hands all over the land IN
fhese direct and hndly efforts in the great
Ga1Aec+ ~ HW IAAA9t b4AH&k7a& 70 aAeAR ot4VHEAys
VIC are told to give money, but We hare less
Of this than before. Our brothers; and tnus-
bands eudtons;-aeft for the war; and many OF
*us feel that we cRpnut give money, bat we can
ueTota time and our hands to the work and 1t
y will do our hearts good to take down and
>unpack our old linen and devote it to this holy
and comforting purpose, =.:-:,a
We would say, then. to the women Of Chi
seago, Let qs a4eeeape lint and send 1t In our
own little packages, and let Ms feel assured
that twill :ba welcomes" We thank you,
-Aessra. Editors, for you. own canslderate hug.
geskons on this subject ~ Il :
0HE WHn wAE II TEE MKET1Na.
, 1861-04-25

:. w1rsfspI1 Evkaaa, Apen n, ISL?
< There WAS & more qa1pt feeling IN the money
market than ws hare otieea 1ot several daytp psst
Exch1ngs was much more freely offered than asuA1
but under the Impression that Ehs Straits mn1t
BoW be open and that the rates mnst come down
bankers were not anxious to invest largely at
present dguras. The buying prica was 1e@14st ter
the day; selling nsc. Some II the bankers pro
posed. nnder the larger amounts, offering: 70 put
down the rate, bnt no action Was had ;t::
? Gold Was MT 50 aruss Buying nominal at 100
Is; se1lingat 1e@so. : .is:zs : T..
There has been nd change IN the amount Of
paper Offering: Busiias4 ii thai llne is decidedly
dull. Al the banks, With : single eexeeption. con-
tfn1e the currency list as he1etnfote. The action
OF the Governor'nf Missouri, inpzopoaing to stop
thspayment Of theJuly interest On her tonds; does
not very eerioa II effect the currency how s4cnr-
rent there are but few hundred Thousand dol
lars in the hands of the Auditor as security for the
banks not in the rejected t:at- Uncurrept Is nom1
natat a5@4oc-s Very little changing hands,; ~ !:
sTecxs.--Wan street was :'theasy'' at both
Boaeas tc-asy. The '*taney'' State securities lost
nearly ant6ey gained yesterday. Tenneaees closed
ut II. Mlasouris 421< md, .virg1nlss -. It was
stated that Is. was bid for North .Carolinas. The
decline In railway shares #ss 4@1F cent::''<
MnwAuK4E.-Ihe Sentinel Of this morning
Says: = .'+1 ; =; 2; 49, ~
The money msrket continues greatly unsettled.
II Is almost impossible 70 buy exchange at any
PRICE: The nominal rate Is 40 2 cent. premium,
nut II would be difacolt to purchase any at less
THAI IL = cent The Improvement in stocks yes
tetday, In come degree allayed the prevalent
alarm hut it. would require very decisive move
inert IN tiat dlEecsion te Ie-tore conddenee IN
our currency We learn, indirectly, that there is
TO 1he convention Of bankers Tomorrow OF next
dsy, to consult In regard to the present state OF
| our currency. Whas' the pfecise object OF the
convention Il, has not pired but the fact ol
| its assembling has. given g1se to a variety .ot
Inmors that tend to tncEease rather than dimtn'
! fsh the fears Of q general collapse.
G. & c. .. r. R.-The following are the earnings
Of the Galena d Chicago Union 3. &. for the
| mouth Of April: :; 49, -. =.
1850 Il 1851.
Fssfeht,.. s14,71o g s19sos 81 $4N IS De-
| fss.eugera,.. 6,T620a 800 o. 437 % In,
| Mails, ..-....... 5000 1,1G0 90 1b0 CD In
1 "
, 1861-04-25

E1Xn: : CASES ): ToRACCO-The
HUI tsst hr1nds IN naazket. -
+. .PAksoab, F1TK1N HANKEF. r..
, 1861-04-25

~ yEs's.a akAaEs c9 ad6 efaTnNtd dAy Of la1usSH
premises hereinafter esibd Is ssenrr faa 1a4mes ~
e certain PFoniassoEg Mote sharetn msnH6ned aa3
md q the poweF u sail Dead eo1ia1ued. resezss
said Deed Of Trust vas tnlY rerSTred II tno Keo1s
aaE. oalna q cook coant., IteotS IN BOOK 20 o1
Il the ps3neas OF ssid Prsmfzaesy Note nd appics
ton his seen Esade to ne by John Hrooks he pa5 e.
and Legal holder II, reo 10 sell zst1 cEe1u6s nraL
sad oT vhtne cf the power IL said Deed Of Trust con
,SsE: sae.e10te; ps6s aates ! aesesy S.ssa t..k
xaoA seA 1t p1b4r suction. at It's NORTH door of tn
Court Eousa. ID tha City ut Chicago a. tho ktafs q
h11ne 1e 81 htEhs5s IT. 20 s;s ?tes re- e ssn ~
expressed = ten ocloek tae forenoon On saturday
sxa Deed Il Tfass descsths1 a1a ssasie Il Rssa.sna
r tns cos1sy q q eooS 9 s9a - r. ss1s s q ee e
Roaa faar rods ssuIh Of TIE norta lbs Of sees3o4
cast tence running east to the eHst a OF ne noFa
efghteea thence south Ex so1a and 8t35FUour hnn.
tFedths Is 6+I0o FIa}. thonca p&xa!cl MN a.
aorta nae of t4d sset,on sRnteea 70 Dc eenKfe a
81 esatzs q ssid Tosd Is 1see Il ssoas ea
Together With tho buildings esse4y lin nj
% xppu.taasnee4 taessaato: bean ka4. IA III ID
JsaruM Atktoa n heaTs d = 4xus h saS -
nssa. CA AkLH3 A. 4Rk6oNY Tnsssa
eaaesee. A.zea lssa. IN. - : = A'"@'
Tns aoosa sale b nssshy post2oosa unt11 rnesdsx.
nan1s ID =. aH4& 4 GRgaaRx 4rosess
~. Thssno-s ~ r, tn.thsz pospess9 y Tssa.a M
sR SRs& J. aazaaz1 ne,4s
, 1861-04-25
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. April ~, 1851.
FLogR-Received, $40 brls. Market quiet and
arn. Sales 900 h1ls tsJAckman & Alden u spring
extra On t.; 100 bis "Tfo1el' y round hoop at
SEQ del; 100 brls A Wacoueia" :" fiat hoop At a 90
del; go brls " Western MIL super at $3f5; 100
br1s good Winter extra at S e5 del.
WHEAIT-,Reesived. 27oaa ba. Market = shade
&c storage; 1900 nu do at aaxc &c storage: 1os0hu
do at 9lo2e storage, payabIe IN preferred curren-
cy !: 5000 bu No 3 Spring at 91c-ae storage; 1900
bu do at s0Hc-2c storage s COZ bn do 5000 sto-
rage 10 600 bu do at 6e}ka-2e storage 1000 bu do
A. sseTSs .tossge-p: sfsrIsd currency; 1000 bu do
CORN-Rcce1ved, z6,429 bush. Corn drmer
Sale 5000 bush RiRer Rejected ut sc a1oat; Is 600
buth mixed 83c E. o.. b., preferred currency q 500
bush mixed ct 2aHc-2c storage; e, 600 bush do at
3se2c sto. age 2 geo bush do at 3lAe-2c storage;
1,bQQ bush Rejected It ssH-2c storage:
,oATa-RReesired, ! SO gqsh; shiR; ed, 100 bush
RYE-Recfived. a2l bush Market mora active.
Sales g. 900 bush Mol at 4akc-2c storage so bags
At 4ac on track; 400 bush R*jected at 40e2c stor-
SaRLEY-Received, none. In fair demand
sa1fs % a9o bns No 2at z; S7%cA2 2s fo5 stofake.
Sales bags ttaaoshy 1t q %; ID bags Ut s. %.
HlGHWINES-350b brls city and country at 1sc-
MESS PORK-Quiet and nominal at $a0@M.
lARp-1s6 tes prime r af At 101c.
TAL1OW-MomInh at Hbae
HIDEs-Dul]. Dry flint. 9@1oc; green talted,
BJfTiEk-ssi sss. geod.t q: Is kegs prime at
9Hs ..,,':, 80 -
fo66ETRY41t2s e & Chickens. ssa sasoaaea per doz
PofAT5Esr baes good Nsshannoeks at &c;
500 bus mixed at l8c del.
, 1861-04-25

:: !: alaaIA4n GEahps.-1T.hhe Highland
e.y,: 5aat before leaving
taetk Meeze o. presented Nth = handsome daga,;
paaasb Mn Gabriel, whose father
kk 3ldnntauant tag 4hB Con,n5sn,y. s-,s.-,,z~
, 1861-04-25

I'M ,BXS PRIME GOLDFISH
~ =. ~" !: sARs6HA FTrKIN i HAsKKY,c.: =
, 1861-04-25

:: In The nsw phase that has come upon our
peaceful community, 1t Is timely to ntter. u
suggeston 1s. to the danger Of the careless
handling Or arcerms.s Two accidents have oc-
Cured from this canee within few days Past,
tits well enough for citizens to acqnsint ta,em-
selves with the use o. weapons Of offense and
defence, but this should be accompanied with
IN increase of caution. We cannot spare any
Of the Home Guard, or Of our volunteers, for
gunshot or pistol shot wounds at the hands Of
friends. Be caatinua. ~
, 1861-04-25
Isgal anhtrtts ssmgut#.

MORTGAGE SAi.E.-Wner~a "a,
~ Mnilans ". Wl1llsns did, o. tia ntnetsessa
day OF ooer in sh- year OF oar Lord euuusnna
stsht huadred and n si2ht mag, executa and Do
nT to the urdet.< ned bis certain M oEtX4Hr decd,
bearing dats th, dsy asd yesr aSocess.t, Ing
the ootrty here latter des.rb.d secor. the pay
meat Il his two eertaa psomis,rg n:tes Of
t1erewtn for thu scm II huadrea dollars each,
due tn oae and swo ;eaEs after 10 data thereof
sp.ctTely ea u driving interest at tx per Gems.
per aan1u. payable nuana1v which said mortgage
deed Ia rded 10 tue Recorders oti In and TO
County OF Esok, In tbs Static Of lila H. III uk II ct
Mortgages sf page Us And whereaA af+o, de Aulz
has been made In the payne o4 tae aid pfoal tory
notea ant tie s1ns art Wh'u5 cue and unuald.
COW therefore. pnn to uoElce Is neFRby gwen that
the said mortgage sha und.r and by srtut OF tbs
poFet q atu 1fts IN 1e vested II ard BY ,atd rncr-
gage teed, zhd f3r the nseH putposes thtret,
press91. o2 til. 10Th day OF Mny, i. D tot, at
acock In thc forsnao ct Bald day, at this n2rth door
81 the Court olse Ia the cts OF Chicago sell rub
c auction t. the highest bidder foF ali the FOL
oTsf M dsssTiosd e ot oess os sarss 9f 1saa sta.ss
ea1ns pre1,tHea described In and conveyed by said
n ftSaEa :eed, 70 Eit: Lot numbered dYe J. IN
dfslst n of block numbered twsuky-seysu H. In rhA
Assessors Divso Of tho south1 Ii etonal
sfsec11on twentytwo t&a), tuwn hp thtsyntar .Ss},
Eotfh range to11tecn E. In the fitJ CHICAGO
said oga.her With all tGat and equity of -Hpiu1 o{
the sa4l Wttan B. Nc eWilibms his ha1ls 1ud as Isua
ther.ln JOEL gu tLEY nortrlrea
GALLup i H11eucocx, Att'ys.
Ch1eage, April, ISL. apl7e547td
, 1861-04-25

A CEKTA1NTY,-Int this.world: there Is little
that Is sure but: Death and Taxes, and the
County Treasurer: Mr.: Boyden,' assures us
that these latter: for State and County, must
be paid this week to save costs. :, -
, 1861-04-25

TotA..--.. l1O -.-.,
Business to,daywzs light, and there was a as1uer
feeling in the general markets. The demand
for Flour was Light. but holders generally were
firm, and the sales moderate at 81 9o@5O0. Tor
Spring Extras. There WIS q good demand for
wheat and the market was armesr-No. Spring
selling at 91@esc, and and No. aspiring at s7@s1o
subject to &c storage; The market for Corn Was
also rmer. but the transactions were light at SIG
8214c for Mixed, subject to &c storage. Oats were
neglected. Rye WAS in good demand and more ae-
tive, with sales Of No. at exc In store, and Re
jected at 4oc in store. Barley Is firm at 275c for
No. 2 In store subject to 2cstorage. Seeds qnies
Highwines, 1sc.
- Provisions are quiet and negleoted-tAe only
transaction reported being sale Of 1s5 tres prime
Leaf Lard at 1Qxc. Mess Pork Is held at 10000
St,OO.
, 1861-04-25

MEETING OF sEAMEN LAST EyEs1Sa "A
large meeting Of our mariners was held at the
evening, when 1t was unanimously yoted to
form volunteer. corps which shall tender it's
services to the Governor, in any capacity he
may choose to employ them. e
, 1861-04-25

. kaz1p Anz1r ~ ~: requested
that the .nnsfers ron of-the
Fsatcas1a Eight {Km ~ pptn. fe6r e
: 4s1t4i 5the 1!1 /. ;s.t,1nssy 1t n1ne 5eso4ka;,
4 Il saist ss.a q I1atnn "a; 4 teempeaj;'ss j
H. -.-;s j.. s=S.s::3: 5;s.::
, 1861-04-25
RIzNkefs for Our Soldiers

;;tt::An who:are vil1ipg to contribute 5 pair Of
bed blankets, to protect our soldiers from the
wes and oold, ~4il please send them -lmmedi->
ataly to the office of R. A. Hough, Quar+er-
master, No. 10 Wells street. It is hoped every
citizen vill' contribute at least one pair of
a,-xt -. . II
, 1861-04-25

THE CH1oAeo. T1ezEs.-capt cooper's fine
company Of "Tigerg" now enrolls 70 picked
men ,~ho viii make sp1endid body Of infant
~. The The; co1mmard der e IN experienced soldier
, 1861-04-25

~ H. g. FITZPATRICK HAS OPENED
& q list at ". 7. Daniels Store, corner Of
FSM Ranholph and Deashorn tts, for 8 Com
-lNpa pany, TO BE- called tte Sarsdeld Guards,
and be attached to the Irish Battalion Young
men pretetTed.. Hurry up!
, 1861-04-25
Attentions Engineers, sappers and
NtfnarM

ASiA THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED, UN,
AR der any Government and all others dulJ
esS&{l qualified who are willing to serve IN thfi
distinguished branch Of the service are requested
to come forward in the defence OF our country
Cfsy Surveyors office, Atethe Court House, ever
day aud eTening until faEfher potice: Mona bul
engineers, mechanics, and able bodted labore1.
can be accepted. =. :
: ARTHUR O.. .DEcA1, -: .AnoIrH II. Hm4cH,
st ANTON NlEM4N. $50
, 1861-04-25

AA CAPT. JAMES R. HUaUNIE's.. Ac-
XuXpY cEPrEp Infantry Company will leave to-
blight. There will be d few more accepted.
f69se wishing to enlist can do 90 by coming i'm:
mediately TO the general rendezvous, corner Of
roll Of one pf our hest ChicagQ Comp sny's.
JosKrH WE2B, Tenth Ward.
JAXEs Z, HUauNN Captain.
, 1861-04-25

A>N THIS INDEPENDENT REGIMENT IS
GuXsH on the Governors list with an assurance
rasS that 1t will be called 4 T On thu next re1ut-
sii1on There II attached to this Regiment tarps
Of eappers and rnInert and one Company Of art1f-
lery. Every effort Will be made by tho spirited
men who have engaged In this enterprise, to make
the Regiment worthy q the name i bears, and the
wanted. Is -co;ubiete The Regiment. Regimental
beadonarters, N5. lit Gmaht Exchange Build
ine. Recruiting station No. 96 Dearborn 1t.
, 1861-04-25
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.I;iflaIIlIIl!!ll! 9i11ll,ttlE| T, !,
;T:Hi6jf;5;D5ia2: 1fRfE s, lsdz +,
7rea tae casaPa sst::: ;saa R,T +,
-Pdyste fette,s from tbs Camp at Ckro2yea- +
tAia.v reported :; ta troops nov f.
tsrrS ;vs1i md heart, Liza work tnrpw1ng
no eu1anchn,sl1ss sad o-lasaxt b. prapa1tng Il
for the security snd permanent huiding of
thai important posftion. '4 It is.to be recorded
n ;skeat}y;to the credit Of nur Chicago svolun-
see1s;1 80 1host tfmd afte1;the Goyernors +
calls anas them :eneamped IN force at this
post ksy q tie canmesee Of two great I
rtyetia and the great ;entrepot .nf tho North
west. They are preparing. to hold Il egasnst
oil comerh and will do Z letter from Dr:
BIN, Surgeon of The Regimunt, ,:ststos that the i
sanitary condition of The Camp was. favorable
md tbs men hex1tl.Jy.:z I, - s::rs IL
Il letter from one uf the prIyates of Zouav9s
a, enearnped q Big Muddy n jackson conn
t., :asss Gsrbondae, giv7esa, 'aastaA Of expen-
eaeesf Ii c4mping out night ::aatches and sol-
diu,s lNa, quits ifsctded nrveltes to our city
bred boya ,Atthis potnt: on the Illinois Cen- 1
tzal Railroads. long wooden: bridge eighty |
seet above the "Big Muddy. river, at Carbon
csle, ftty.seven miles this side Of uairo, In o.
q locality wher itpss apd seceasionists are
aomeRhat th1ek [l6r nl1noIs) and threaten to
destroy the hrhgee to, defeat which organized
sttempt a a'.6tnong. ;detaahnent Of troops are.
there stationed. !, :. X, I; 91::: :.
All wss quiet ut Big Muddy at last accounts
though the 4noef e1traragant rurnors have
bean rifs Sor5a day Or two as to fight In
which 100 rebels and 30 Of our troops were
killed. Superintendent Arthur's offtee was~
yesterday VisatAd BY several distressed rela-*'
ttves OF soldiers asking for PARTICULARS No
tAsturosnce has occurred at either plaee, above
named, though snmprs we're there prevalent,
.1efarred to n onr4ast nights dispatches, that
Cairo waa threatersd BY 8 force coming up
From Memphis. %:..- -. =
EIgtn and Rockford Companies.
: About four E. II. yesterday, two very: fine
companies o6 volunteers arrived here BIZ the
Ga1eun rsilTosd- One Of these Was the .tsEIgin
Contlnentals," " one hundred strong, Capt. ..
aJoel5n commanding They ere armed with
the United states Regulation rife, and need
:: only uniforms to make q dashing corps The
citizens Of E!gfn, in q single day, raised in
easb, q eun sufficient for their equipment, and
their uniforms have been ordered In this city.
They are set at boys that will never show:
the backs OF. their belts to the enemy; =
We learn that Gov; Yates gave an oEder on
the Sheriff Of Kane county, to Capt E. s. Jos.
1yn for the rifles at the Court House ct Gene:
, 1861-04-25

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ar ss,ss - sTsr:i 4 IL. a:sr,st NJ r,1,sr
c,n ha wher ita Vatare c61Ieeted In
wooden reservoir. m Or is composed IN part Of Dc.
lfer5an :lfy rfetton 0ani;eI ar shat.
tnT: We a1a agents tor ths Keazie Filtsr; which
haa bean fnlly tasted for .aanv years and
ia h,khsst I'd huldteaa Of nmtltes
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