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, 1861-01-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
The Revenue aud Currency Questions.
ELECTION IN the Quincy DISTRICT.
Fresh Arrivals at the Republican
Mecca
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune-l
SPn1sGF1E1p, Jan a. ISL.
TIT

l'Pe1es o'Epatsn :" ANe eaas"so AA1uuno-l
,-,-..n ~ 'AD' ~ As'A'
' ~
- eDo sSNA'A t"'' n1o.n n'ns' VI '"e 49, .aa
ane a"eaoe1 nousc o'i' 10 '1aue'ef s@o''ov'
VI 'ne :" o-an4a - 111ia ~ .uo ae' eanus 4ao0'
.ne 2acsuon oe'ns' enAl 1o8 eena'e feeeac
.lon tss an amena, H. "alen was 10 cut uoNn
uae <-"V'ooo W e.oooo aaa" ae7ue oon47 'Aci
Al, ~ - oeoAte ePt~ w o"'4'6
"aeo NC S'ea0so'S tS4"a ~.a'' <.ae gt'e tps
on1nne u pm LOT a1aeao'ns 1ne te'enue
Aa*s aod re1ana'ng Tue sla'e oeot' WHICH, WIN
eome "oalnca1aons' VIII pfooaps oe Axop'ea
~ LUG ~enetn Asse"pls: II ~ ~ iouo"s'
suspend al o'Sse uos7 eAeeps ne se4'oot aA'
ana conee1 1or 1o"t ano too7 nsn nna only
to' An o'a1e purposes LIS ".'n LIE i'aa nna'
Aoh VI I"e I"o-anul .1A 'ono uo~ W nA'o'
and the taxes for 1860, now being collected,
will provide for all the expenses Of the State
Government for two years, finish the Peniten-
tiary, pay the interest Oh the State debt, and
leave some 1000 in the Treasury. THIS
policy, Was argued, would save over t#o and
arhalf millions In taxes for the next two
years. These propositions also cmbody
plan for IN issue Of new inscribed
State bonds, to run twenty ycara, with which
to retire the present outstanding State debt Of
10000, 600. This would allow the two-naill
ta1 fund Of $5oo,ooo, now IN the treasury, and
that to be collected In the taxes Of ls6o, to be
applied to general revenue purposes. The
discussion was continued In the afternoon,
during which the Democracy Indicated their
Opposition to the measure IN toto, in which
they were joined ny several Republicans, cn
constitutional grounds and the Senate refused
to recede from Its amendment, and the bill
WINS sent hack to the House. This discussion
is Of the more importance, since there is not a
dollar in the Treasury to meet the contingent
expenses Of the General Assembly, and already
are there $ao"oo o1 Auoitoss warrants out
standing. The bill will be sent back to the
House: Committee Of Conference will be ap-
pointed, snd the result is inevitable, that the
two-ani1l tax fund will have to he appropriated
for revenue purposes. The people have to
thank the extrayosance Of the Democracy o.
the last General Assembly for this state Of
thlngz.
The Senate adjourned over BY joint rcsolu-
tion to Monday next at 10 o'clock.
THE crnazscr QUESTION
-'N..--..... -, ~,
Inc dousk "as occoplea MI Inc forenoon in
deoats 10 PostPono LIE cons'oe1a1lon oi Inc
I'll, which prosaoes tna1 Inc common cuETen-
CT Of the State shall be received in the pay
-nept of MI taxes. It's consideration xns final,
,1... eg.. uo.s..,a.t H., ...a ,..a..
Po' on ~ '"ono@5 nea- uaa 'o'e oeen
taken the passage Of The bill to-day, it would
have received fron1-40 to 50 Totes. Mapy
n.n,hsr. f-on III. No,th and tho sc,,,,, ,,o.,.
M ~, ~. .',a M a ~ eo' s..'
, 1861-01-24
OUR MIHTARY!!
WHAT OF QUE caafleo seLD1ERr'

0n0 .MH4TA a 0VF
i ..........
WHAT OF QUE sChl&AGo s0LDlER1f
u E6op d. otS AiuOI16S'
an 8aaolalHa oFAgsIER R1tlS.
T.
&c n1is,. - 4L nj. 1..rx-.,.
S0 Va sao eA& A14'Aa6s
Effects or a Rs41kY-acfed 1p<nce.
4
Wa have .aen tvo. n;cfSze;e- e;e-,.xho Ia. ,ot,-
ea11sf3 4war and Peae.3s. =, +h.onas~ IL.
n,ctad al, the hor,nra n h. tratt1s.f,e,a u,,d.-
md ho,.1 IN ona ,-ca. 4nri.1 h,.,t n n -.
| othn- . .h.,ha-a,s .h;tf..,, ..a ~. a..a
-. - N tt,.,- - ..-1,
...sa ..a 49,. A.. y. W s4.t,ta-a
NV. ~ =, -. :. .~.s1s.,.- ~ ..,..-sr -r.e
ianh ,~ho :. .,an,,,n1E.so;.,.. -. @ :, -
| ,rontt ~ . n,,e hn.;..1
wills +haea nv, r,r;oS z,ot,,..s: -. .,
lent stud;e. hotb ~ nrt:3,d .+,,;os 49, ~ s~n.
| rience of mem and n.tio6. atona 1,tt,. ~.
Of tnrn,ne the grim ,n,113Ss;&ton. ~ NV mi r.,
pasture with the he-ro{1f Peaca I. n rgoo5
thinr. and to te de..t5eS1S,1t T., neaco vo,, "a.
member the temnia ~ Lam. ~. a,,r.rs ts,t
closed, symbol Of course33of a 1,noc .;n1orv ~
ar.ero1 vhoaa eo,ta,.. La -. -. .-r.n
protected from tho vex{her. Damn nowder
will never do. and eyen4he h1ade n sa1,af,
dare not try edges with lie tooth of corroafon.
So It would be practically: If not poetica11v
better to roll the mortaf out of the da1sies.
aud give it substantial eun.house, for who
knows whist manner Ii man shall In after
time coma after this 72o]Esame shenherd's
mutton?
Just now We are ut a r&riod in our national
ground, you NAV hear me soft click of the
| locks Of fire arms all oyd our broad States.
Just to try the pieces Of course, We are get
| tine fresh proof that msnkfna will never snr-
render weapons Of. var NTH that other Trans
| formation Ebic, the be2ts Of the f,rest mn
| to ehare as we'll. Which u vegetarian might
| comprehenstyely characterize as a general
abandonment Of meat dill. Until then.arm
ries and arsenals will bj. part of the po1ice
system of nations.
Just now, when, II weSSnay believe lie telo-
eraph,a distinguished Chicago citizen. md En-
Mayor, .is exercising tender supervision and
cure in the armfnp Of tht infant State of Mis-
sissippI, 1t stanls somebody In hand to look
at home and examine tuto the state Of OUT
own munitions of war. We have no United
States fort to take. sfneSa man and a vel1ov
3oo 1onr aoo ..e.ae, In nsrr;.o, o1a Eo.+ na.r.
, 1861-01-24
Cbitago Eributte,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1861.
EhAT0R HARLAN,s- sPEEC1

O113,ANA0NS R43KZKX4}XNFH A&K801AA
The able speech Of Senator Harlan of
Iowa, On the National crisis, somewhat
condensed by our Washington correspond
cnt, will be found On the third page Of this
naner
, 1861-01-24

voUt1ng rust are settling On lock. stock and
barrel, Of the fo,tv nd ,nn.krt. e-.+ c.r,.d
by the Emmet ansta5e,,,,m,t, for that t,ln.-
trious count, hi d.5d trp,n,zea m tba 1sth
DIV ~ sT,1 1eE4 1s.s e.a .~t,.a. ~ :.
CORDS Their mn,tsts ~. .hort .,,,1,- ~
mIi.b1a st ,nn-1. snd h,.s,s 49, 49, - ~. ~ a,s
nInt lock nattern o1tered ~ ns,cn.,ion ~'1
MoNreoNIRY Enapn
In the same room with the list nanaed ara
the case of muskets once the armament of the
Montgomery Guard. 1onr A cract 1ri.b roinna.
nv under Cant G1eeson Int M 49, T. -.
lstence. Their forty ynn.tets 1,ra thoa. ~
the Emmet'a von1d. mt NV a - noaa~... 49,
a9e. rbis comnenv w,. oro.n,.ed IN 1st1 .nd
untu a few vea-s since nsda +ha3- no,-h =.
deld dsys ty their so1dter1x spne.r.nc- vail
ran,a,,h.rsd h, m.nu - ~. ' .,ts~~-1 VIA
swrrns c1,1pno
This company vas orynnized NV as,h
1854. and named after disttnr, f.hed citizen
ofthls stata. Their nresent off1rers o,a r.nt
J. q. ontrt Commanatnc. F,rs+ I,ert =
Crowley: sexoni d. :1ame. r lane Thev
have 96 men on their mi and ov;,;n.,;1v n,ns.
ter abont 80 Their 4rr,o,v and a,,,, roo,, !,
North Market Hau wh.yc their eoninnent.
are neatly stored in casea, md carefnllr KENT
Their present uniform is known a. thozouaye
fatigue dress. Their drill is Hardee,e. with
the bayonet exercise of Mcclellan, The mex
are mostly mechanics, and excellent material
for troops. They have fifty old style muskets,
neatly preserved, but worth about their
weight in old iron. This Company, rs recently
/. noticed by us, took prompt and unanimous
sction, In offering their services to sustain and
enforce the laws Of the Federal Union,
THE q. 8. zoUAvE CADETS.
Everybody remembers rhe chfeaoo Zon.yas.
Everybody has seen he zouayes. and their
tour among the seaboard cities constitutes
dashfng page Of the annals Of our volunteer
militia. But this Eastern tour WAS the culml-
nation Of their glory, and next came their dis-
banding They have now no existence, and
their arms hive passed to the possession Of
corps, building upon their ruios. They were
formerly connected with the Goth Regiment.
eoTa REG. I. 8. n.
Inc companies shove named comprise the
ooth regiment, Illinois State Militia, Col
Joseph D. Tucker Commanding; the balance
OF the Field and Staff are vacant. It will be
observed TINT only one company, the Artillery,
has men and arms fit for immediate eervice.
One company, the Light Guard, hss ar1ns but
no men; and one, the Shields Guard, hes men
ou' no alms' "nae 1onf companies the Drug
ooae' hn'l1c' ana montgomery dnafos' aud
11e", 11.sn1-nn,o,. % VIC e11nea 1.sa
, 1861-01-24
IA O r ACE GREELEY
WILL tecturA before
The Young Mcn'A Associations.
AT METROPOLITAN HALL.
This, (1hursta!) E1enlrs, Ut 7-1-s o'tlotk.
Su3lEsI-" sFlf-aAsE kfa."
u


BRYAN HALL Clark strest.
- oppostte tho Court House, Chtczxo M
KN3neut musicians pzpnoanco Ills Ann unxu1naa.ed
b any uan m the Union In In ts
Acoustics md General Appointments.
IL viii s*at SO EAEt peFs0n+ tla4 suy ottcf {aN h
fhe ~ q accurate csunr aad Frpuss Of A8IEs d
The main Audience Room n en- The nszt 6ocr. tn
entrance being on talk street tho =sestas thorough
tT In tue city opposite Court ion- squaEe Jet Inu
H1Il h. retired. q1art location IN ths rsar,
C!agk .tEtcs Au1 Court p1aen,
r. Han eonta.a. t'e Hssty Nstiora1 Gallery .sIr
II Slao1 and purchased OF Hso. +. A. Hexlt. Lxw
eomntsslnned hJ tonSrrr* +, paiMt seF.. u p..t-
dental pottratA tbr tho whitn House. Thts Gallery
o'1tAiE. The identical c.aat pIct.re fnr which thu .p1
assl11 ~ .wsEds'. 4 The far II a1. ao
President. +. L1ncoie inetnssvc .. veil ~ Of nauT
Other lfatttioas Americans, b. urally.
There m . spActou* LoHcs Hall Ehr Fair1 Feat1yoA
nam aad T. IT, It p:ov!!i e dzs=siag rx's.
Both Hills Of either. csn h. srntett Eur Coarerta
Lectures. Exhibitions Balls and the Ike On 4Dptrn.
don to THUS RAEEnt.E NisYAN
holt1ly Office In TIM Isutltfn&-
, 1861-01-24

gUxpK1 MKar1ossL- about, town
were dull and quiet yesterday. No police
neWs, no fires, nothing exciting. Everything
Of the smoothest mld.winter pattern
, 1861-01-24

THE CRISES LECfQRE.-1'he
l. Riddle Of the Nat!,nal Fri.e% Err+vcleL and TT,
Great Gst, Chr, esrmoaENataoaal Renentanes Or ,hs
Metropolitan Hail ThA Lecture Saturday Kveninx
IAn. atls. q O'Clock. The eeKuaan SArhath 1fsef-
noon, Jan. xnh. II o'clock. Come and hear
AdmtH2acc to Lecture Is censA. lsssxs3
, 1861-01-24

~ 70. Boz 1850. iz.ax,r
GHURCH MUS1C.-It is desired
T. engage fur 81 Eer4 to form = qusztette ehotr
In PIut*stant Church. Tho Tenor muss not only b.
=ooA AaGer but nad experience Lea4leE addEea4
Box 1873. jaei1lw
T HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
4 Of my interest in the Commission Bnains~s to
MessEa Nel!cn nfnste1. which 6rn Icheerfllly re-
commend f. MT friends ND t.e patrons Of TIE lats
tti-d +, ntts eaoadenes sad respeealiy solicit for
slowed upon M. JESSE WELLkR
4 GENTS WANTED.-Thc most
"a Delicate Flayorcd DEANDY, equsl II nat su
reEot to Etoceenths Of the $500 Frt Ct Esandy now
simple Process NITHotIT THE Use Of DkLErEK
lots OILS ut DEEG9, but from delicious tK.sltA, 1t
aGFt 1f ~ cents per gallon: The asehcv. partner.
sH1p Will b given to = suitable person. with 35mo
stock nlw on hand. Preference viii b. tiTen to .
mA7 ~th some means or good credit; or VIII sell the
rght to naaufacturr n thfA city, Es ~
cash Individual rights, With fQ directions for mann.
iactu:nz, 3lH sampf furnished At s. 90 per bottle
seMt ny express t. any part OF tho country.
hc advertiser prepared to Eive cty references to
parties IN interest," therefore tine Will be spent In
cun>tIefing propositions from persons with
out means. or good city sefereacea.
A1dIses; peat paid. Dox xS05, Chicago rost omee
514d8NSl
, 1861-01-24

~ Gail On DuBois At LOS DesRbogT street, bsse<
nent Of Portland Block, and gst yonr sign Paint
Ing dnna caA4Y4T. ;.'.".a 1ardn Az
, 1861-01-24

INSTALLATION SERv1czs.-The public install
latlon Of Rev. James Dixon, Is pastor Of the
Union PaFk Church, will take place On this
CThu1sday) evening, 9th inst, at * o'clock,
at the above Church. Rev. Robert Boyd, Rev.
]. 4. Smith, and Rev. A J. Joslyn, the former
pastor, will sfdciate with other clergYmcn of
this city.
, 1861-01-24

M A II r. ED.
nu the I'd fE2t, By Rav. Y. Hsshou, Reetpfof ek
SARAH F. LAsHBRoOK, ali Of shts asT.
On The 18th insts It the restdenes Of tns hr4dss
Other. by the Few. Willard Child D q. HENRY Will.
SOY, of e Louis NO. GcFme1H Of It'd e1ty) 10
ELIZABETH CHAMPION. daughter Of tho Hon b.
b. IAAl0{1S. Of Eastla&nn. VI
, 1861-01-24

: ~ An shouM not latl to read the advertisement
H Prok- Wood IN to-dayss papw. ee63y
, 1861-01-24

~. see Advertisements Of J.. =. Rzieriy in a.
athez ealHian. Ri, q il .sat.s, something nsx:
, 1861-01-24

Rev. NJ: Tqttle. the Pastor, then delivered Dir
said unto me-" &e An Original Hymn, hy Ms,
II. 4. Nvcrmo1e, WIZ eunG, followed bF The Dott.
atog Prayer BY Rel: Y. 4. Ryder, Pastor Of St.
ranIs Gniverssliss chusea The Anthem md Bes
Wexs attended BY an exoelleat audiences.
, 1861-01-24

~ Horace Greeley'a lecture this evening
before the Young Meo's Association will he q
treat, and We are glad to SEQ that he has selec-
ted theme with which he Is 10 familiar. We
expect to hear something about I" elf made
Men, which We ue7er heard before, and We
have an fdes TINT Horace will glve us little
history Of himself ~ an illustration-lf 80,
there's fun ahead.
, 1861-01-24

usage ORANGE SEED
~ .HkyinE heea eaa&aEa2 ngr ths lssa tvsaru 1ea..
xatns5taE this eeed. Iwonh ny % pT epsscusexs
Enfon8a fne West fhat hsro had gu1nftT Fnf6ered
~. te4soa OF NEW AEEu, WAR&aTTEb 1fRSSH
~ @e crop y tGht, thoee who w1a9 1NaT1 aaa1sttT
yGle, Ky. - :. ~tta22ss& t.ae2ss& 11u9sa'
, 1861-01-24

Anoher batal1ioa Of Cameron men arrived
1eTe 70 day- Their names sze Il. Gale Smith,
T. y. txrker, Charles Adams and Peter
fA5G- Nj FayA h connected with the lead
ta9 9eznan paper Of Pennsylgaaia. In addition
% eaass asrivzls a1e those Of severA promi-
aeat politicians Of tho coaatsy, who esk the
eoofteeJ of'the Press to haye their names
Ftthheld. ..-
, 1861-01-24

/, ~ chnaes Toilst Soaps of Kngftlh md Ttsueh,
large 7aristy to4 sale BY saszant aposhsca-
~, eoRnaz Randolph and sta.e street,
, 1861-01-24

L9cTuRE At BRYAH HA1L.-Rev. Henry
Coz, Of the Wabash II. E. Church, will de1iv~
er q lecture at Bryan Hall On Friday evening,
for the benefit Of the Ladiee' City Mission.
, 1861-01-24

Continuing the list Of companies IN tho 6oth
Regiment Illinois Stats Militia; our reporter
esme to pause where, in tpeiE hte armq,y.
On the upper door Of tie block on the corner
Of Randolph and Wells streets, dust and de-
, 1861-01-24

R O A r D I n Gill Wabasa
~ Avenue. Board and pleasaat rooras {suieea or
slas!tj cau be had nj IL Wabash Avenue. Al+o day
bnnff NJ
, 1861-01-24

TIE Warmth was showing briskly
last evening, with good promise for future
sieighing.
, 1861-01-24


~ ssN.. e w. n.'o oesu !A'n'a1y aone:
= ~. w wv s+e" 10y n'e,s sono11'on o1
49, ~ ~, ~ y u. ~ o'eoos ... o II - - wen 10
~" -, ~"o w c'ens o1 cnao oge lot Inc
ps.se. w ue ~ .no .uo'e apparent, Il sucn
oe .a0 .esn1t IN s.ole 4or our ne" a!iif1as ST.
zen. a tesome ot 'nese lacts Hoala give out
companies who claim to haye existence in
Chicago, which probably could not turn out
more thar one hundred men fully euuIpped
according to their regulation. and for these
them axe less than half Tint number of efsd-
ent muskets ready for immediate service, and
four brass epo14nde,s, and a mountain hovit-
ssr completes the present Ha1liko equipment
Of = city Of 1oo, COO Inhabitants.
- p.ji..,,,. :. ~. 1900. 4. A..
roon,. ~ of ths wsa.,s- N 49, =, Us,.on s,-,ns w. s1s
chine company In this city, We yesterday saw
i suberb Sewing Machine. mounted in solid
rosewood fnu csae. and s1tox4her \ bituu ofsn
, 1861-01-24
Mem Embellishments.

EOUND.-A Horse and Buggy on
tie Elgtn Toad, about three miles from the Court
HGnse, MtsEe TIE owner will esn and and them.
LEWIS hkUDEES i41iYSt
, 1861-01-24

GA8 F1xrU1xz.-Iam am daiiy receiving from the
fAetozies large invoices Of new and beautiful psf
terms OF Ffeneh md American stJ1es Of Chzads-
liers, also general stock Of fixtures suitable for
kinds ofbuildiaSa, which are 10. sale at whole
sale or retail, very Low, 1t Is Clark st.
Jan. T. 10d H II Wu1Ax7H
, 1861-01-24

Il Atlantic for February At Norris &
Hyde's; also the Eclectic for February, Har-
pers Weekly, New York News and Lealie'a
Illustrated for Jan. 28 are full of very inter
esting eng1avings Of Forts Mou1trie, Sumter,
&C.; at Morris d Hyde's, 103 Madison aud 10
Dearborn street
, 1861-01-24
auetion' Sales.

pY JOHN KANK1N,-Sale cen
- ttnaed e Lake Ho4as Fusnleosu.
Tam t1HH&SDAYl morning. January 9ikh, stfX
ocIocx, W1a sell tn6 1edA, BsddlnE and Chamber
fnEnltafe. Pazaox FuEnitare i Ii O'clock
lA3&d6f-m John RANKIN. Antf1nn4~e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-16
From Illinois and Tennessee.

CHICAGO. June is.
Orders have been received from the Govern
ment that the twelve Regiments no " organized
10 this State shall rendezvous as follows: Al
Quincy, Colonel Smiths, Col Palmer's, Col.
Goodies, and Col. Scott's; at Alton, Col. Ross'
Col. Turner's, Col Marsh's, and Col. Heckers,
at Caseyville, Col. Wyman's, Col. Dougherty's'
and Col Milligan's y
The Commissioners for the purchase Of State
arms and equipments who have been In session
during the week at Springfield, have Adjourned
until Wednesday next. They will then make
awards. A large number of competitors were
present, representing many of the largest manu-.
factarers In the country. ln
The Tribune's Cairo correspondent writing
on the l4th, says Gen. Buckner, Kentucky Com
missioner, was here to-day. He says the State
OF Kentucky intends establishing grand en-
campment, of State troops at Columbus, He
says the Columbus people had no business to
raise secession flag. He has requested them
not to do 90 again.
The Memphis Appeal, OF the 18th, SAYS a
warrant was out for the arrest of Andrew John
son, for treason to Tennessee. t.fl
. Thursday was kept as fast day throughout
Tennessee. All business was suspended By the
~-etaVuiptoa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-16

COURT OF COMMON PLtAs.--The trial o
YOUNG, JENKINS and SIMMONS, Indicted for break
ing into the house of Mr.. WALcurr. and rob.
oing him Of 5000. was commenced on Tburs
day' occupied the Court all day on Friday. apd
yesterday morning the Jury reported that they
were unable to agree upon verdict They
we're accordingly discharged from the case. 1,
Will probably be tried before othsr Jury this
week .-'
Yesterday Judge DlcxEY sentenced Rrzrr
FARRER' indicted for an assault with intent 10
commit murder, but found guilty Of assault and
battery only, to pay a fne Of slOo and the costs
OF prosecution, and to be confined for ten days
in the dungeon of the county Jail.
He alSo sentenced JOHN Johnson. found gull
sy OF, shooting with intent to commit murder,
70 two years in the Penitentiiry.
The Court adjourned till ten O'Clock to-mor.
20" (Monday) morning. Az Judge DrcxrY
has been called homo by sickness in bis fam
iy' Judge BATES will probably hold court this
week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-16

ARRIVAL AND DrrApruRr or uA,,s.
DEPARTURE,

Il az, DEPARTURE.
pIttshn,aLof TOT New York CITY, Boston, Albany Buffalo
hywsik, Granville. Washington Olty Baitimora phiis
edi "a ch1 new Orleans, close daily (sundays except
a through mall for New York and CLEVELAND elo,s,
uArv ny }Sundays excepted) at 2 o'clock D. m,
can,. =. " y. T. Way Mall closes daily Sundays OK
osnt, Ohio Way KAT close, a.ly tsuDs.,, .,,.D,.,,
pSinnati Way Mall closes daily sundays excepted, a,
ohicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and wortb,ru.
Pm. N'' '>''P'su| a'S O'CLOCK
Mall, e. xsna Springfield, Dayton, Toledo, oncn
eioses daily (sundays excepted) at 8 O'Clock d.
oos.. dosIss NAL 70 4ena, Springfield and Cincinnati
Grssns Psus. fs sasSRtsS sSg sSg a. 70 o'clock
SUNDAYS excepted at 8 O'clock D. m. e''''' OAi"
sno.sr Logan, Nelsonyllle 6rclevis, ohillIcotbe,
HII1n; HII,sopon Washington Q: a., Athens Marietta and
oclocS ~ ~a's close daily Sundays excspted) at
Esst Way Mail by National Road to z,n.,v,,,.
uA.y Sundays sxcepted) at IL O'Clock m.
O'Clock I "Aii eio'es daily (sundays excepto at
Mt Vernon Mail, by way Of wsstsrvle and supburv
Dnbiin N SIsnoays eTcePtedl at9 o'elOcA p. m.
D. m. 'NAN''' s"S'P'eoja'S q O'CLOCK
aa1os Lancaster Way Mail closes daily Sundays sxcepod at
ARRIVALS.
Mails from New York, Boston, phadelpbis. pufa,o.
albany Pittsburgh Cleveland Dayton, Toledo, xenS'
ueroit Springfield, Cincinnati o6lliicothe, ST. Louis
oS,o ~ oouthen cities, arrive between the hours Of
o9iosh p m. and o'clock a. N
=. SHn IRON indianapolis, Chicago and Dubuque arrive
mails from Washington City, Baltimore Wheeling,
4 snoe Newars steubeuvIlle Mt. Vernon, and the
way Mail from Cincinnati arrives al O'Clock n m.
lancaster Ians Mail arrives at O'Clock D. m
Eas way Mail over the National Road arrives at II
ny; Vernon Way Mail arrives at HOO a. p.
mai MAI from Dublin arrives at 10 O'Clock m,
uioans uis way Mall arrives at o'clock D. m.
hArIhou'gh Mail arrives at II o'clocka m.
nnssncaser Way Mail arrives at 10 o'clock m.
Mce delivery open every day Except Sunday from
@ oiys1 9sl o. m. 70 o'clock p. Open Sundays
'elock In the evening '''- :"
JOHN GRAHAM. P. NJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-16
THE MARKETS,
Ecv York market .
ITrLsaRA2aID roa TIE ONO rrAruM.n,I

TKtSaRA2HED rOR THE ONO srArnMAs
p,or, n NEW YORK. June rs.
Dds. Sales Of l2 so bbls al 81 504 65 for sIrerap
STATE; u 1904 60 for extra State; 81 so "a 40 hi
superhne Westerni 81 6595 90 f,r common to me-
extra round hoop 0ho and s5 5O97 90 for trade
90; Market closing heavy and dec lining. Canada a n,
gu 1s and common grades ower sales Of ZOO bbis al
% Io@I ~ for inferior to choice extra. ~ "
RYE FL iUR-Seliing slowly at az OOa1 m
90EN MEAL-Dull; prices tending downward.
WFlSKY--Market without important changes. sajas
OF $50 bols at l6k@I6Xo. 'N'''
WHEAr-Marke. rules quite arm, but owing IN ,or,
arrival the supply 10 quite limited $1,000 b1 Chicago
spring at o0esl 10 70 400 bu North western club a
SISSl ~; 4sOoO bu common to fair Michigan club al
70; o.4oObu amber Iowa a.d Wisconsin at eI I7Ga
lei 61OU bu winter red We,te,n at 81 2o aud 4,000
bu white Western at 81 1901 50. '''''
hfE-scarce and arm; sales 600 bu. at &C.,
,a,t ss az eSS6Sci i,0OO bu amber barley
ooRN-Firm With limited receipts, and t,,, ds.
mand sales Of u ooU buat 344c; or interior to good
VI.u new mixed mss's5n; oOS5lc prime and choice
sws,s'on'in yellow 47g4sc; prime round yellow 56K@
0ATs-Dull and lower. Sales at Qsaslc. for J.rsev,
ss1s9e' Tor Western and oanadianj s2939sc. fof
COFFEE Market very Arm at the advance. saI.,
I9VV mats Java at i6x@7c.; 1000 bags good do. at
io.iSa a. ' o.si 1hcgay.a s i4S $50 bags Mar
suGAR-Market very strong and active, saIss Of
l25 hhds. Cub. at 4k95xc 6s hhds damaged Al Be-.
and 100 boxes Havana at Skc " W.
PokK-Very dull, and prices still rule In fsyor Of
purchasers. Sales of 225 bbls. at Sis 5ol5 rs for
meas, the latter extreme price; and $40 5p9slo IS
for prime. So ~
BEEF-Market dull and nominal. Sales at 1904 so
LOT PRIME; 70 oOS6 for mess; s59l0 for repacSsd
me; sl@ for extra mess; prime me be ouist and
UNCHANGED. ' Ss' qu'e' anu
. LIEF EI5,Es AMs--Dull at previous quota,ions.
GUT rnbArs-Iuaetive sales Of SO tacsages al 50e
oc. Tor shoulders; 696kc. for hams, INCLUDING small
sales OF very choice at 7ko '''~''
BAcoN-Quiet and unchanged
@9Hc. 'N~ "o''' a. onus
15c. for State. ''' ON'O'
onRRsE-stsady at 2k@7c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-16
From Fortress Monroe.


Via BALTIMORE. June l5}
No information has reached here about the
movements OF the rebel troops.
1kFortress Monroe is In reality invested. In.
grefs and egrsss by the sea, and few miles iu
extent OF James River, are open to us; but nt
aggressive movements can be made with safety
without double the number of troops and means
of transportation.
An exchange Of prisoners will be made to-
day. Those In the Fortress will be produced
but as yet Col. Msgruder has failed to reepoud.
The Union gun arrived from Baltimore TO day,
and will be mounted at once
The large riaed cannon brought by the Naval
Brigade is now mounted on the Rip Rags. only
miles from sewall's Point. lts range will te
tried In a few hours. =
The Cumberland. this morning, fred one or
two rounds with riaed cannon at tug boat,
which was seen every morning at Sawall's Point.
reconnotering our movements.