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Uipilian 4 Gtle9rapb
zs4 "a lis PUBLISHED
Every Thursday Morning.
w. EVANS, Editor and Proprietor.
Office in Second Story of McKaig's Com
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02
BLOOD RENOYATOR

rs. precisely what It's name indicates, for while
pleasant TO the taste. II Is revivifying, eXhlla:alhg
and strengthening TO the vital powers. IL also reVV
dies, TenstHtes and renews the blood In all lis origin
al purity and thus restores and eDdersthe system ln
vulnerable TO attacks OF diserse u Is the only pre-
paraiion ever offered 10 the world IN opuiar lOrm
30 as to be within the reach OF all.
So chemically and skllfully combined as TO be the
powerful tonic and yet so perfectly adopted 30
act in perfect aeeOrddaes Nth The laS Of nature,
and hence sOoths the Ueakes stomach and tone up the
digestive organs and allay all nervous and other r.
and yett Is never followed by lasstude or depression
OF spirits. II Is composed entirely OF vegetables, and
those thoroughly combined powerful tonic and sOOth-
ing properties, and emily can never lnlure.
AS a sure prev entiye and cure Of
Consumption. Bronchitis, IadigcstiOn, Dgspepsid
Loss Of appetite. Faiataess, NeGUOus Hritd6iItg,
Neuralgia, PdlpttatiOH Of the Heart, NeldH-
ehoIy, ,HppOchORdrid, NiRh SDeatS, Lam
guOr. Giddnsss. and all that eioss Of
cases SO CsaEfuHy JatGi, edhed
Female WeGknesses end I"rtg-
HiaritieS, thereiS nothing
its equal.
Also Liver Derangements or TorFidIy, and Liver
Conn ainls, Diseases ofthe Kidneys, or any general
derangelneLt of the Urinary Organs.
il will not only cure the debility following Chills
and Fever but prevent all attacks arising from MAS
Inatc influences and cure the diseases at once, If al
ready attacked.
Travellers sh oud have bottle with them, ms 1t will
iDfably prevent any deleteriOus consequences fol-
loving upon change Of climate and water.
As II prevents co uvoness, strengthens the diges-
tive It should be In the hands OF all persons oi
sedendaiy habits.
Ladies' not accustomed to much out door exercise
should always use II.
Mothers should use II for II 10 perfect relief TAX en
month two before the nnai trial. she will pass the
dreadful period with perfect case and safety!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02
PROF. o. j. WOODS

REST TORATIVE CORDIAL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02

Prof. Woods Restorative Cnrdialand Blood Keno
vator Is genuine medicine of real merit, pleasant to
the taste and tnyigoratinR - the system. While II
purncsthe blood aud soohos the nervous irritation
II aids The organs Of digestion to perform their fuhc
lions, aud rnast the assault ofdiscase. II chnmi
chal compound 50 skillfuly combined that wnte tex
hilarntss does not provoke the lassitude which asu
ally follows excitement. tonic composed eNcu
sveIy nfveg stable matter Is absolutely benencaun
no III effects Inn possibly accompany its use. ltisan
infallible aud speedy runedy for Loss Of Appetite,
PaiHtncss, Nervous Debiliry, Neuralgia, Pnlpitation
Of the Heart Failing OF tho Womb, and other delicate
diseasestp which woman Is subject. eoI sickness Of
tho stomach, bilious attacks Liver Complaints, Cos
tvcness, Dyspepsia, Consumptou AMI a host otevils
flesh Is heir TO, Il sa certain cnTs.--S, Loa1 Morn
ing Hrrdh
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02
There is no mistake about H.!
TIE CORDIAL Is ALL WE CLAIM FOR III
MOTHERS TRY IT..

Aud to you appeal. To detect the illness or Gccline
no only Of daughter before II be too aa.but al
s0 your and husbands. for while the former from
fulse delcHcy. often 20 down to premature grave,
rnher than let their condition be known In time, the
latter are often mixed up with the excitement OF
business. that II II were not for you, they too would
IN arrest thor fatal fall. But the mother isalways
liant, and to you VIZ confidently appenl for We ARE
sure your never falling affection will unerrngly point
you TO Prof: Woods Restorative Cordial aud Blood
Renovntor asthe remedy which should be always on
hand in time NJ need.
o. J. WOOD, proprietor, No. 4f Broadway, New
York, and No. il Market Street, 81. Louis. Mo-, and
sold by all good druggists. Price ono dola por bot.
tie.
Read what the press say, after thoroughly testing
the matter, and no one can have doubt.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02

LOOK TO YOURSELF IN rING-How many, In consa.
queneo offaso docacy sufer from Suppressed, pain.
iul OF obasrc,ed menstruaton and think because
they ave young that bye bye nature will work tsol!
saar rom obslruconS, and all come right In the end
l.le dreaming that tho seeds Of doaih arc already
are Impaired, NJ the entire animal oconcmy deran
~, ueohl'alodi and yet careless of themselves as
sney ,s are, ma remedy were set berore them which
Iesote NV tho functions Of tho system and rc-
~ Vine 10 save thelt lives pnEso,s think of this aud
aud AZ once give thom a bottle OF Prof Wood,a Re.
stontye Cordial and Blood Renoyaiot--yvsp York
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02

PRnV. wnop's REsrop AItvE CoRpIAL.--lt Ia record
cd In the Classics that Psyche oncO SAINT 10 ell
mate warmer than tho West Indies to procure sam
pie o tho beauty oeProaperine In box. Amer some
delay tho messenger returned aud the lid Ui
the box was remGyOd out few all tho Ills that aush Is
heirto. Fortunately, hopo was found In tho bottom
Of the hoX. Prof Wond's Restorative Cordial rovyes
tho recollection Of tbs story, for II nvgorates the
blood, aids tho organa of digestion. lmparts strength
TO the nervous system, and forti0ss the ciiadel O
health, so asto bid defiance IN the assaults Odisoasc
II isa healthy tonic. composed entirely ofvegelahlC
productions aud while ills cNhllnratlnI pure wine
no nurIouS rcAuN can possibly follow Its use II
desderatium IN the medical world, and those who are
afflicted with loss of appetite, dyspersa' consnmmion
flinlnca glddincsS, ncntaigin, palpilation OF tho
heart ,Sc. viii nnd huto an iniallible panacca. st
Louis DAILY ErPrfsJ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02

Prof Woods RoAoritive Cord al and Blood Rcn,
oyAtor for tho cure OF general debility or weakness
arising from any cause; also Dyspepsia, Nervousness
Night Sweats, lnspient Consumption, Liver Com,
plants, BlliOusness, loss 0fuppcitc, Rcmalo Weak
ness In all stages; also ~ prevent tho contraction VI
dseasr Ia certainly tho beStand most agreeable Cor
dial TOME and RuuoVaiOr ever oHefod to the afflicted
and ~ chemically combined hs to bo tho most pow,
oriul tonic ovor known to mcdicRi science. RoaGer
uyh, II will doyou good. We have no hesitation
IN recommending II, since we know II to be safe
ploasaa' and sure remedy Tor tho diseases cuumcrat
od--NsT r0rk Dispatch.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02
Pleasant Township Seminary.

shk Annnalrerm ofIho Pleasant Township Semi.
AnntL uilicommenee With MONDAY, APRIL, Ist,
..O.s. ssd consist of4o weeks
1851. Twelve weokStuilion, Is. Vssstion 10 wssrs
rau session, from September ID TO NcVombcr Nj
slr.l., IMelye We eekstuition, 90. No Vacation.
ana wlnterbesslon, from Move Omb or th q oslh Ia6t
~ Aafeh me ltth, 1869, Sixteen week stu,tons "a
=. lkHno reduction oflglnon ca account Of sbsence.
= uoAsdlng ~ es lainishedb by the Principal Al
ystsfNeek .JOSEfH FERHAN, PrInripsI
L4Hsigtsf,.Iaffh ~, lsoi,,Iy4f
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02
A NEW ARTICLE.
DE. ROback'A Stomach RittnrS

n new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial. for
tone 10 the Stomach and 70 Tho prevention Of
nilons complaints Incident to the Western rouni,v
IX u. asa morning drink, TO assist Ji1estion md
'onoSo dyspepsia has no equal. Try il
nnPdoSr u Is superior 10 all other Blft.r. Try 4,
tue formula oftheAe Btters, now iiaGI tI.; .oI,
property OF DR.. Roback, originated with one of the
nno.' aud most omncut Medical prac llioncrs orlhe
western people. "'' "
These Blt:ers derive their stimulus from ,he now.
g,lul lohlc nature oftho roots aud herbs OF which
.nsy are composed and rs they ara, by alayiug nm.
as ~ \. CRAVINGS othe stomach, directly prom olive OF
hnarEhANCE.th the present proprietor believes
ma. 70 making them widely knownthe public wcifars
hwill sooa:bo for sale by all Of Dr. Roback,. uu
morous agents, ,andht hotels, &c. tho country over,
~, ~ Ihe meantime, orders will be filled direct from
nclhba ~ any quantity, and at the lowest rates IL
IN Qunrt Bottles, and securely pack cd in on
n"L cosos' Hall doz sample cases will, however, bo
paeAedA ana sehtto any address, ifdesired.
Retail Price, 81 per 6onie, or sir for IS.
pnnclpal Nee and Sales Roo ms No % East Fourth
sheet "a bulldingfrom Main Street CinoI Dnati Ohio
kAbohtoryin Hammond Street.
:, rot sale In Fairdeld county by George Kaufman
20, lancaster; slGord g. Delashmutt Lancaster. z
nAo, hmshvilis; Abbott \ Son, Clearport; PhIIip
nAne, rleasantyillp; q. Y, Hamlin, Oakland; Har.
nono uuItis, PlokaringtOn; II l.. Nicely Baltimore;
neoyW McCnndllsh, Bremen; j. H. suudormnn,
nmnndH' j. I. BrattOn, New Salem; A. j. ShTnder
nasli p.O Mosler, Lithopois; Joseph RAIDER, Mil.
e,sporl, and by Druggists and Merchants genernIIy
throughout the Union. July ~. Iss6-iyI5
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02

Prof woodn Restorative Cordial and Blood Rcno
vAtor Is without doubt tho best tonic Cordial In th,
world. To those who are Sulforlng from general d.
bty We would recommend Its use, for Il Is Pile, Wn
To tho taste, Is strengthening IN the system aud vii
nj onco tend to remove all impurities Of the blood
and eradicate all traces of diseases, II can bo ktr
by the weakest stomach, while those IN good health
will at once feel Its g rh eratng power Wo nIe con
ndont that alter usng bottle Of this Cordial none
will bs for day withoutit- York Lsdisr,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02

NTBcfotc noticing patent medicine, We have to
bo certain thai WI prove Itself to be all that II is
recommended, And we would say that tho RestorR,
live Cordial and Blood RenovatoT Of Prof Wood will
stand the tasl fully aud In fact it's without any doubt
the nrs article In tho market for purifying tho blood
and strongthon,ng tho SyIem, weha no hesitation
In recommending ltsusu 10 All-Ncs Yorker.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02

SHEFFER'S CORNER.
SHEFFER'S CORNER.
SHEFFER'S CORNER.
SHEFFER'S CORNER.
Sept. 8. 1850, 29,f,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02
THE BLOOD!
MOFF A It's
VEGETABLELIFEPILLS
PHOENIX BlTTERs.

THO high and envied celebrity which these pre'em
inent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
has rendered The usual practice oryu ng only un
necessary, but unworthy OF Them.
IN ALL CASES
Of sthmt. Acute and Chronic Rhuomatism, AGee'
tiOns oil BlAddar and Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the South aud West, where these disease prevail
they will DO found invaluable, Plentou. .tarmcHand
Othofs, who once uso theBe Modlcuea Will LeVer al
forwards be without them.
Bilious CAolie, Serious LoOsensSS PiS. CoStronssS
Colds g. Coughs ,ChOiie, Corrupt RamOrs ,DrOpSics.
DYsPEPsA.-No person with this distressing disease,
sh ould delay using those Medicines I'm medlately.
EruptlOns ofthc Skin, Bryslpelas, FlAtnlenry.
FEvER AID AGuE.--Por this scourge Of the Western
country these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
aud CO Ttain remedy Other me dicnes loaVB the sys-
tom subject to a return oftho disease cure by those
medicines Is permanent.
Try them. BE satisfied, and bo cured.
| PoULSES OF CoMrLExIoS--
GENERAL DEBILITY, GoUT. GIDDINRSS,
Gravel, Headache, OF every kind, Inward Feeer In.
nnmmatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice
Loss Of Appetite.
MuRcuRiAL DisEAus.-NoveT fails 10 eradicate en-
tirely ell the effects OF Mercury, Infinitely sooner thLn
tho mosl powerful preparation ofSarsaparlla.
Yig SosIs, ,Nrruons Debility, NorrouJ Complaints
Of all kinds, Organic affections.
pILES.--The original proprietor OF these Medicines
was curcd OF Piles, Of years standing by tho usc Of
these Iif0 Medicines alone.
PAINS iniho Hcad, Side, Back, Limbs JointS and
Organs.
RnvuMATrsM Those Affected with this terrible dis.
ease, will be sure oftoliofby tho lite Medicines,
Rush Of Blood to tho Head, SeuTvoy, Salt Eheum,
Swelllngs.
scRovULA or KIN0's Evil In Its worst forms. Ulcers
OF every description.
woRMs ofnll kinds are eHoctually expelled by these
NJ sdiCnes. Par0ntswill do well ~ administer them
whenovort thelr existence Is suspected,
Relief will be certain.
The Life Pills & Phoenix Bitters
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
Ind thus remove all disease from the systom.
Prepared and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT.
315 Broadway, corner OF Anthony Street, New YorG.
For Saleby all Druggists.
June II, l660-lyll
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02

sIFfoRD 4 CO., KAUFMAN & CO., and L. L.
SLoOUM, bANoAsrER, and by Druggists and Dealers
everywhere. 9G.1m, - .s.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
THE QUAKER CITY CAPTURES A PRIZE.
SEIZURE or A GUN FACTORY.
BALTIsORE, Wednesday, june 5,

BALTrsoRE, Wednesday june 5, 1861.
A steamer from Old Poin. roportu all quiet there.
The bark General Greene Of Charleston, Tor Bslti-
more ownod by merchant Of Charleston, With a
cargo of sugar and moasses bad been captured by the
Quaker City.
The United States Marshal took possession Of the
gun-fac)ry Of Mo8srs. Merrill Thomas u this city
to-day and seized all The breechoading muskes in the
establishment. in,imaiion was given that ample en-
ployment would soOn be given 20 ;he establishment in
the manufacture Of arms for the Govegnment.
A committee of citizens just returned from Washing
ton have received the from the Government
that Baltimore shsli have share IN building gunboais
and furnishing supplies to The Government; also that
the Government will soon nave opened, and keep free
and unobstrcted for travel and trade the entire line
Of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, nov sffectually
obssfaeted by the Confejeraies a: Hsrper's Ferry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
WESTERN WAR MOVEMENTS.
MORE HABEAs CORPUS INTERFERENCE-ThE
MILITARY COMMANDERS FIRM.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, June 4, 1861.
The I2th Illinois Regiment, Col. Macarthur. from
CaseyvilIe embarked in two steamers at East St. Louis
last night, for Cairo.
Col. Cooks Regiment also left Alton last night Tor
the same destination.
IL is understood that four regiments from Iowa and
others from Wisconsin, and still Others from Chicago,
are leaving, bound for Cairo.
The Republican learns that application was made
Yesterday TO Judge Tfest Of the United States Dsrict
Court, at Springfield ILL.,, for writ Of habeas corpus
commanding Col Macarthur, ofthe Illinois Regiment
stationed u, Csseyve, to proouce the body OF Capt
Mcdonald before the said Judge at Springfield. Col.
Macarthur declined 70 obev the writ, alleging that be
had no instrucons from Gen. McCleand to 0eliver up
the prisoner. Capt. Mcdonald accompanied Col Nc
Arthurs regiment to Cairo,
LArER.-In the Mcdonald case this morning returns
TO the writ Of babeas corpus made by Coils.
Boern.tein Brown and Mcneil, substantially the
sane az those Of Gen. Lyon and Col. Blair An at
tachmept sgains: Gen. Lyon then applied for by
petitioners council, which Judge Trea, declined to
sue on the ground of insufficient proof that such step
oug. 70 be taken The here reSs for the present
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

Mr. Nicolsy, iyate Secretary Of the President LETT
ths afternoon for Spiingfeld, ILL.,
s-Iby Lii erton has been appointed Postmaster at
Paris, Ky.
W,itt.n arooments have been submitted in the Nc
Cormiek Patent Ex,epron case but the Commissioner
will not finally decide it for several weeks.
Current repors and tue newspapers sent beet,
with troops, down tho Potomac last ulghl' out snlS
news to the Navy Department.
Secretary Seward will give the fourth Of hs i"sh'
eeriea of Iecep,iops tomorrow night and among the
gnests will be several Of the recently appointed n'F
ter to foreign countries and larger propoftou VI
nsvsl officers than heretofore.
John p. SandersOb, an ex-Chief-Cerk OF tne "a'
Department. has lily been appointed Lieutenant
Colonel in the army, aud wall be second III oon'n""u "
Colonel Anderson.
TIE Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, DIR. Dale, Is Oh
q visit TO Illinois
The Star Of this afternoon says; we have iu'o'-
ustion from two gentlemen Of character, who-e SYM
psthies with the caure Of the Union we know 10 NC
entirely reliable one Of whom is just from M"nissHs
Junction, and the other in the immediate vfinty OF
Leesburg. The former os that on MONDAY HF'
Gen. Beauregsrd arrived certainly at the Junction.
SO, We tale it for granted that he has assumed COM
msnd Of The d.suIiou troops in that locality.
This gentleman further rays, that there Is an aggre-
gate force of 20OGO troops at Manassas junction. Cen
terviIle Fairfax Sutton, and Fairfax Cour-House.
This information. though differing widely from that
received by the Government here, comes TO us under
circumstances that cause us 70 place some reliance
IN it.
Our informant from Leesburg assures US fiat on
Sunday morning tst during Divine service, IN officer
rode up TO the Quaker Meeting-IIouse at Waterford
Loudon County seven nies fiom Lees5urs' aud
ordered The people there assembled 10 be at barpers
Ferry on the rext Monday morning last with all
their wagons and teams. 10 move the material OF the
troops then there.
On that day, we believe, 1900 OF those troops
moved up the Potomac, to point opposite Williams
port.
The troops at Harper's Ferry we know to DO almost
entirely deficient in army transportation, having ar
rived there in comparatively small bodies by railroad,
and having but sufficient Of other transportation TO
carry baggage Of small parties over the IL miles Of
wagon road between the northern terminus Of the
Manass,s railroad and Winchester the western terui-
uus Of the Winchester and Hsrpers Ferry Railroad.
We have further 10 add that Leesburg is - miles from
Hupers Feuy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
THE FAIRFAX SKIRMTsH.

LIEUT.. TOMPKNs ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR.
The following is the report Of Lieut.. Tompkins 70
Col. Hunter, biz superior officer:
SIR: have the honor 10 report that, pursuant V
verbal instructions from the Colonel commanding,
left on the even Of the 3ls 10 commend Of Company
b, cavalry to re ounoire the courty ia the vicinity
OF FsirfsS Court-Hou-e. Approaching tie town, the
enemy's picket WIS surprised AID captured. Several
document were fond upon them, which ineloee:
On euteri the town If Fairfax my command wss
fred upon by rebel trooIs from windows and housA-
tors charged md drove the mounted iises from ne
town. Immeo ,tely two or three additional companies
came their relief aud fired upon us, VIII ~ returneo-
PerceiviDg wps Ontnuu cred, deemed il sdvisaoh
to retreat, which did ia good order, With ige pr-on-
ers, uly arm cd and equipped, and two hofees, my
los il hrte men ms,ing three slightly wounded, ana
ak horses ltt.
The o.s of the Rebels IL from twenty to twenty bve
in killed and wounded. From obserysiions, ehooA
judge that the ReheL at that p'int numbered fnfy
1870 men. CAptsils Carry, Fearing and AdJutsns
Frank Of the New-Y"rk Fifth, accom- JaDed me, aud
regret 10 state that Capt. Carey wounded H. tas
foot LIent. Gordon Of tho Second DragoOns rem
dored valuable errvice. The pi-One'r, horse., arms
and equipments, have been 'eut 10 Geu. Mansfield.
Yours respectfully,
ChAKLES H. TOHRklnA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
QUIZ FOREIGN RELATIONS.
FRIENDLY FEELINGS OF EUROPEAN POWERS.
REJECTION OF Mr.. BURLlEdAME
sY THE AUSTRIAN CABINET
HIS COURSE IN CONGRESS THE REASON.
spec.a Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.

epects Dispatch 10 The NJ l. itloeho- 80.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June D, looi'
Dispatches from our Mlelsters ABROAD give
gratifying evidence of better tone oi ieeh"g
toward our Government. The united sentimeht
OF the North. the generous offers OF men qua
money, and the thorough determination oil tue
Administration to 4uel rebellion, with the
unanimous voice of the public press for strong
and effective war measures, have satisfied the
oeopIe that iBe Government possesses s,rengtn
eoual TO its emergency. The firm, dignlfed, but
t.mnerate tenor of the instructions from the De
o,rtment Of State to our diplomatic corps
have convinced foreign Cabinets that Nc have the
courage, the sprt, and resolution st home' and
gill defend our rights, honor, and territoria in'
tegrity abroad.
The first diplomatic dinner at the Lxecu'lse
mansion was attended by the Secretary ol STATE
and the entire diplomatic corps, with theif lau'
ibes II was pleasant gathering, and II there
il ANYTHING uncertain in our foreign relations !"
ia certaipy not discernable in the free social IN
'tercourse of tue accredited representatives.
Info nation is to-day received that the Aus
trian cabinet have declibed to receive our MIAls
ter Mr.. Burlingame. His rejection Is lot 70 ce
iuterpreted into any unfriendness on the part
Of the Austrian Court, but is personal |" Mr.
b., from his sgeocy in procuring the passage OF
tds bill raising the Sardinian legation to q iuii
ulssien.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.

ALBANY, Wednesday, June ., 1851.
Treasurer Dorshemer, Controller Dennison, aud
Attorney General Myers went down to New-York last
night 10 make an investigation into matters pertaining
10 the contract for the clothing for the volunteers about
which SO much complain; has been made.
I is rumered ha; the investigation is to be thorough
and that lAte Unprecedented Jackson the contract
ors and alt who can throw light on the subject, arr TO
be examined.
The Committee Of the Board consisting Of the three
State officers above named declare their intention to
withdraw the power Of supervision from the optyks
Committee, and take the acceptance Os sD eontrsot
goois upon themselves in future.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
AvFkIRs IN MISSOURI,

sr. LoUIs, Wednesday June 5, 1861.
MAYOR Taylor, believing there WAS settled deter
minaion on the par, of majority Of the Board of Com
mon Council to embarrsss bis action chief Executive
Of the city rendered his resgnson yesterday, which
was accepted in Executive session last night.
Eighty men from Hannibal, Mo-, forming part Of
bart, Ion of Homo Guards, under command OF Major
Hunt reached the city yesterday. TIE men were
sworn into the United States service, furnished with
arms and returned home. Muskets were also sent to
their comrades who will be duly sworn by Maj. Hunt.