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THE MARKETS.
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CHURCH DIHECroRY---sUNDAY
SER VICES.

tor Hours oi Worship ioIS A. N. .anG.T p NJ
CHgEcH.-ley' John Kidd. Pirstor.--
IIours ofPubic worship iOI8 4. n. and 3ls P. NJ
tn~.x CAra1Ilc CuuKcH.-tiey. p. farreiiy. Pl-tnr-
Hours of public worship "a. a.. l0lz An. and 3 ?.
t,,scoPAL CauEcu-Rev. john wilkinson. Rector,
Hours Of pablieworshiPl0Z A. N.!'nd ~ p. ".
wednesday 10 An, Morning prayerand tiffany
I .yrIsr CauRcu-Rev. c. Button, Pastor tI0ur- II
4 public worship tOH An. and7 Pm.
] rHflx ROWAN CArHoLIc CHuRcB.-Rev. Ranch. Pas
to, Hours OF public Worship I0Iz =. v, and 3P.A
5s,yEEsALIsr CHURcH,-Rev. o. A. Skinner. Pastor.
IIours Of public worship l01z AN. andT1EP,N.
:, t,sxAy PROTESTANT CHuEcH.-liev. q. sans. Pastor.
Hour.of public worshiplOI4 An, .,and 2XP.N
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Discredited

ILLINOIS CURRENCY. ra-pived AT current rates IL
II exchange for Yocss, for a short time hy
All DAY.
Joiiet June 25, 1891.
Juliet signal., 1861-07-02
Joliet. April /. 1861.

MONEY EO LOAN.
ENAQOIRE OF CLARK bAKER, Msnh2ftan or Box
IL $50 JoletPuss ofscs.
Nay Ii fsel- :ss-
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TATE oF ILLINOIS. - I WIN 60. Circhit Court,
COUNTY ~ WILL. of October Term, 1851.
Martins Baum Nanu.i Banm
Affidavit nf the nun-residepce Il Manuel Baum the
de-ndart ub 'ye named having h,pn filed in the ofice
ui she Clerk o. the Will C,,uniy CirCuit COurt.
Notice il hereby given to the said Manuel Ban n.
that Martha BNum. the complainant. flied bill f
cumplani IA said court the anc ry side THEREOF
on the Slst day Of May, lsi l. and that summons
ter~upOn issue of said aaint def nant
rrtnrnahie on the rst Monday of uctOber 4 ID, lS5l,
~ is by law required.
NOw, un'as- the said Msnu-lDsum slisil prison.
ally l- and appear IL said Circuit Court Of " i'll
c''na! en- the first 'ay of the thereof ls
9l'eu al Ioet. Va ssid csunfv. the fret Monday of
Dctober ISL and ll-sd an-wer demur the said
eOInianauts hill If complaint. the and the
iefs and things thrrsn cha g,d and stAtei. viii BE-
take" contuSsed and ae-r- entered -gsin~t yvu.
accortllns to the prayer Of bill.
B. T. RUSSELL. .CIetK,
A. II Cows. rdnlpl,s Sol.
Ioiiet June I. 1861. Si.
Juliet signal., 1861-07-02
FERDINAND PAEsoLD,
E.ecntrar,a Nafies.

VlUBLtC uoticr hereby gwen that On the :grd
Ii Monday of Aug next. ] shall attend laes.,re
the County Court Of WIN County in the city ofJoIes
tr the purpo~~ u settling aud adjusting all claims
agsiry.t the estsfe cf Nsfhas Peiri lat. ~ ia
enuty deed. wien and where slf claimants are no,;
en and requested 70 attend and prs~D, their claims
in writing against said estate for adjustment
All ndebfed TO saId estate are sIs rsona.,
ed make payment 70 the undersigned without del,v
MISa4AEt sgBAsTIis, Erscus1.
2Siiss, Svrs Is, tn fSr
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AdmInistrator,s NoIIce-

DUBLIC notice is her.I.t si,en tina, %. ,..a,
day u iug next. -iaIl attend h-I..r.. sle S, -.
Court of Ill County. ~ ri- city f,irr f,~ he -
Psf % -sttnns aa1 adjusting al claims assizsf ~.
estate q fl'aIsl-i u nTue lfe e caiufx .c...
Easc aud where sileaiu1lsts Bctei aud rsgrs,t
ed r. attend and present their ciaiuls In xr,;,. =
gsiB-t said estate f5r sdlusfuent
All peE-ons indebted to said estate are also rrcx
70 make payment TO the Hnderslgnsd uitIaoaf disv
,JtNE MoSRDA A5rsnazr.frix.
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b y O + s,
And alsc large assortment Of
MitchelrS Patent Metallic Tipped
BOOTS AND SHOES.
All Of which can warrant
c q S TO VI " DIRK

Mems tateEt Isatthc. ISupts. NaIvI fro,,i Tong
Buot,, and all other KINDS Of work made tn order
ReIsirsng neatly done shut notice.
Joliet Nov. :. ls5g n45 If
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'fVIE Law partnership hrrrt"fore existing b.tweau
the Subscribers has this day be-u dissolved I.y
n.utuai cuIf~cst ". Il. uaCkIey. E~a wi attend T.,
the settlement Of ali the unsettled bu-is> the late
nrn.
Tuos. Q IiiIDEBfANT
WM- K. HACkLEY.
Joliet. April l. 1861.
VIM R. Hackiry. attorney at Law VIII attend to anv
business which nl4y bA confi,i-d TO his care in the
Circuit Court ,t Will County.
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MARRIED.

II povnieviIle. Cal, May Eth by Rev. Mr. Urmy, VI:
u n H,vEN TO Miss JvLIt A PARKEA, daughter of
Rev W Parker, Belfast. Maine.
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DIED
n . city, on the 2sth uit Miss MAEr Collins, aged
] n N.nIa.
, 1861-06-22

Editore Tribune:
Twas very much pleased in reading your a.
ticle entitled "a new Law Needed" But ara
you t9re that the facts justify this sweeping
remark:
Fortunately the nlinnis troopsha7e escaped
the grasp cf the spectators who dabble in
the blood Of their countrymcn-"
,1don't think there has been much cheating
Of the haeer sort; but I hare keard Of scme
transactions that cannot be classed rs
honest. For instance, q firm Of JeF clothiers
mace contract at Springfield to furnish sew
cloth which they put into them cost forty
eight cents per yard, and the clear profit On
cacL uniform Was not less than four dollars,
and for the lot some ten thousand dollars. [
ask whether " Illinois troops have escaped
the grasp Of the spectators in this casey
The Cokamittee appointed By the Cook
county Board Of Supervisors to provide out
ade, have secured q contract for uniforms At
$3.50 cach-the cloth costing seventy-eieht
cents per yard. Here is m article nearly
twice Us good as the Springfield contract, at q
dollar per uniform less price might give
yon number CT other instances equally pal.
pab1e.
The army contracts for this State have not
been made sufficiently public They have
BEEN made without the competition which ad-
yertised proposals. would haye secured. Why
have not contracts been opened to public com
petltions The authorities should have stated
publicly what they wanted. Samples, with
prices, would hare been presented, and the
awards should been given to the lowest and
best bidders. Had this rule been followed
tens Of thousands could have been saved, and
better articles for given prices secured. Basi-
ness has been done too much on the close cor.
poratton order. What ia wanted 70 open com.
petition and plenty ofpublicity. PGnL1oo.
, 1861-06-22

The Louisville journal says there can
be little doubt that the Onion men Of
Eastern Tennessee will appeal to the Fed
era1 authorities for recognition and sup
port rs IN organized Provisional Govern
ment representing the State. The ad-
iourned Union Convention of the eastern
counties was to re-assemble ct Green7ille
this week, Thomas A. R. Nelson, Presi-
dent, md it was generally understood that
its action wou11 be to assume the same
powers which the voice Of the whole
country has already ratified in the Wheel
ing example. Senator johnson has there
fore hastened TO Washington to induce
the Cabinet to do in some way for his OWL
State end people what is being done for
Western Fuginia; and it can hardly be
that his mission shall fai1 Of SUCCESS, He
will return to Tennessee at once.
, 1861-06-22
The Texas ReHulAr.

The telegraph st ates that 400 OF the Texas
ngu'nrs have petitiored the War Department
for discharge on the grounds OF having taken
aF1edge net to serte against the secessionlsts
vtfle they we're prisoners In the hands of ths
xtbcle.
The Government il not bound to recognize
acch parole as biadlng, and to discharge tho
mcn from service would be 3 very foolish pro-
ceetiDg. a compromise between the ecrup1es
ofthe soldiers and the rights Of the Govern
nent would be, to send thoze troops to do
garrison duty in the West, aad thereby I'll the
places of the companies ordered to the seat Of
Har. They have certainly taken no oath not
to serve ogainst hostile Indians in Minnesota.
Decotah, or EebrnfEa. Why should they not
bedetachedto Forts Ripley, Ridgely and Abe.-
ctombie, IN Minnesota; and thsreby relieve
seyeral hundred volunteers belonging to the
First Minnesota Regiment who could then bs
dispatched to the sacred soil Of Virginia to aid
In putting down the rebellion It Seems
strsnge that the Wa- Department has not BE-
fore this time dispatched these Texas regulars
TO t4 frontier forts.
, 1861-06-22
MISSOURI.

Gov. Jackson and his lop-eared recruits
are making the best kind Of time towards
Arkansas They passed through Syracuse,
= station on the Pacific Railroad, on the
day after the Boonville fight, hotly pur.
Eued by Gen Lyons forces. They were
confiscating and destroying the property
Of friends and foes on their line Of retreat.
A fight took place at the town of Cole
Camp, in the north Of Benton county, on
Wednesday last, between few companies
Of Home Guards and large force Of seces~
Eionists. The Home Guards, although
poorly armed, made vigorous defense,
but were finally overpowered and COM
PEELED to retreat.
Wc have information Of a positive char
ecter to tie effect that Gen. uarney.
warmly applauds Gen. Lyons movements,
and has expressed the hope that Claib
jackson may be speedily taken and hung.
Tie St. Louis Republican thinks the Gov
ernor is insane It says that however his
treason may be accounted for, his blunde1s
are too glaring and monstrous for anyone
but d mailman to be guilty OF
, 1861-06-22

LoU1ayuLE, Ry.. June 20, 1851.
The Courier has learned that thirteen Fed
e1M troops captured at Great Bethel have ar
rived at Richmond.
The Memphis Buzzktin Of the 18Th inst, says
that at Nashville, on election day, large
number OF tickets we're endorsed With "No
more Yankee School Teachers."
The vote in Tennessee. as far as heard from.
is as follows: for separation, 99, ,296; no sepa.
The Memphis Bazain ssys that It Is time
to put aeide all such delicacy as that which
springs from the idea Of neutrality. We trust
Columbus will be seized, fortified In a for
midable manner, and all Communication with
bend the contest In this valley extending to
Memphis.
ThessNew Orleans Hcdy7sne says that while
the Niagara WIS In port at Hayana, Rhe com
PEELED two vessels to haul down the Confeder-
ate t1eg. It adds aLet her commander be re-.
membeIed. Let his hated chip be driven from
our waters, or sunk beneath them, We are
hxing up something which we trust will do one
thing or the Other" The ssme paper says TINT
the steamship Sumter Wil be ready in few
Gays, but Is she cannot get out Of the passes,
and as the Lincoln Government Is purchasing
steamboats, With the object of transporting
soldiers South, would 1t not be wen for tho
Eumter and McRae to repair to Memphis
"A special dispatch from Richmond, dated
the 18th Inst, to the Hedyune, says that the
vail OF secrecy Has yesterday removed from
the proceedings Of the Virginia State Conyen-
ton. The vote On the 17th of April, for the
Secession ordinance Was s8, md against It S..
On the 14th inst. the ordinance was signed
BY 9 delegates only.
, 1861-06-22
NUMBER 294,
Nen1 a1hRrtiBRn1Rnts.

o. r. stRlEEA, Adrersa,sny x2ext, s. Dear-
oo'H st - as:ao7z<d to rrceirs Advertisements for
tkt* 6'1d az "a Leading Papers Of ths E,etAne,t.
, 1861-06-22
The Letting OF the Arms Contracts ut
Spring 4eld,

srR1sGF1EIp, Ill. June e1-The bids for
furnishing arms have been opened. The fol-
lowing have been accepted, being the lowest
in thtir respective departments
Norman Wizard, New York, 'oz battery OF
s;1 eteel guns, with patent proiectiIe; war
ranted to throw a ball ~ miles.
Ames Manufacturing Co., Chieopee, Massa-
chustt's, for battery Of six OF Ja1nes' rihed
cannon.
Nicho'as, Sherman & Co., Newark, N. j.,
for artillery harness.
Turner q sidway, Chicago, mueket and rife
equipments.
Tie Commissioners get for 1885 the sauc
articles that the United States pays $4:3 for
in Boston. The equipment Is much more
comrlete than that bought BY Gov. Wood,
including waist belt. cartridge box, bay
onst scs.bbard, shoulder braces, cap 'boxss,
&c. OF the best material, with brass plates
bearing the Inscription Illinois V. u" No
mert for any less.
Bids for nuzkets and MIME rifles arc yet
held IN abeyance, to await the disposal Of the
State bonds, or their acceptance at par By the
bidders.
, 1861-06-22

We learn from 4 source not likely 70 be nnisIu.
formed, that Mr.. James B. ua1Teyihas not been re-.
il ample and unquestionAble evidence OF his com
plidty with the traitors Of South Carolina. Hauy
nnci'arttabie per.ons should suppose that Harvey
the Secretary Of State, but on prominent friends
Of ht deeply interested In contracts and thAt the
Ires1dent ls not aware Of the facts, It would be
dlncult TO deny that Appearances were In favor Of
The hypothesis.-N. ?. Tribune.
Then it is the duty of Congress to ad-
dress respectful inquiry to the President,
calling for the facts in Harvey's case, and
no time should he lost by tho members in
possessing themselves and the country Of
all matters, mysterious or otherwise, which
have operated to keep traitor in $1,000
mission, after his treason has become
manifest
, 1861-06-22
LAteAt from Fortress nIonroe.

Font MONROE, June 21-Within a fen
hours there have been rumo1s Of large sc.
ceseien force advancing upon Fort Monroe
from the direction Of Yorktown. Reconaoi-
sauces towards Great Bethel were therefore
made this morning, under direction Of Capt,
Smith, .: 8. A Mag Weber's Regiment oi
German Turner's, With . company Of Regulars
II charge Of two pieces Ct artillery, left
Hampton hours ago, and have not ret been
heard from Our picket guard nsar Little
Bethel was yesterday driven in By the rebela.
Tetes du pont are being daily formed on
Hampton Creek, preparatory TO rebuilding the
Two persons came In this morning, repre-
senting themselves to be deserters from Sew
els Point, but I learn from Gen. Butler that
their statements were so contradictory that he
was obliged to send them to the guard house
as spies. It is said that the rebels ara erect.
ing strong masked batteries opposite the Rip
Raps, since the successful experiment with
eaWycr's gur-
Important events are expected ut that p1ace.
No correct returns of the killed and wound
ed at Great Bethel have Jet been made, and
Lever will be.
, 1861-06-22

We congratulate tho powers that be, a:
Warrington, on the rare virtue Of consist
bialiy, "}ewaL" ENJOY, The Secs
sionist and traitor, who had resigned,
has BEEN restored to an honorable position
IN the Army. How must our brave aud
glorions phyates delight to serve under such
IN Gtticer! They must experience feeling
akin to that with which the Wings Of the
Revolution would have rushed to the leader
ship Of Arnold juet before the execution Of
Andre But this is only in keeping with many
other kindred achievements. Harvey
still aourishes in spite OF his admitted
treason. The Departments are incam-
bered with the known Secession clerks; Ross
Winans has been permitted to return to his
treacherous sud traitorous occupation at Bal.
timore; and who knows but The pirates re
Gently captured on board the first p1iyateer
may yet be organized into petted body.
gua1d?
-Four friends are already yours; buy your
enemies. Is not this doct1ine for the pre.
sent day IN. T. Tribune.
, 1861-06-22
Hun1ors and. Speenlaxfons at Wash.
1ukfQu&

Runors and speenlaxfons at WASH
1uEton.
WAsH1soTox, June 2L-The New York
Commercials correspondent teleTaphs thst
officers Of the army say unless co11i.ion oc-
ours before tomorrow evening there Is little
chance Of any taking place any time Thers
is q confirmed conviction here that the rebels
are outhnnked and must fight or surrender.
The special to the New York Tbx says:
This (FHday( morning, the rebels were con-
cent1attDg lrge force at Fatrtaz Court
House. Every movement indicates an attack
on cur lines within short tma. It Is be.
Iesed that BeaureRard ean concentrate e, 600
troops at any point within week. Undouos-
td1y he has forces at command, and 1t Is not
impossible that he will be forced to make
epeedY advance movement
Five regiments are under orders to march
at moments notice, indicating reparations
for emergencies. ::
At Ale1andria III was quiet, but the wealth
er hot. The reports Of outpoets along the
Lcudon railroad, are Of pescetnl character,
except that the rebel ffsg and plckets are seen
only few miles dIstant.
The Washington &ar SAYS Gen Mcdowell
tss advanced Ills lines tour miles further to-
wards Fairfax.
To-day adyices have been received from
th c. mp cf the Confederate troops near VI
, 1861-06-22


BALTIMORE, June 21.-The 4,neriedn learns
that here are II 600 in the rebel camp four
miles this side Of Winchester. Gen. Cadwal-
ader was still at Wlllamsport TIE seces-
eionists opposite threaten to lombard the
the town and the people we're frightened and
leaving. Something important is expected Of
Three hundred Confederate troops arrived
at Harper's Ferry yesterday, sud completed
Their work Of destruction BY burning the rife
factory and the Shenandoah Bridge. They ran
a locomotive into the river. They said they
were instructed to blow up every house in
town that had Union flag flying, but none
were found They arrested II Union men,
and drove the balance into the river, firing on
them as they swan to the Maryland shore.
A MESSENGER who arrived from Col. Wal
The point Of sta1tin for Bedford, p He had
cent to Patterson for aid to drive the rebels
from Romney.
, 1861-06-22
From Springfield.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune, I


SPR1EGPKLD, June 2t, 1861,
Geo. 7. Pearson, a lawyer of this city, for.
merly Of Chicago, was shot this morning, be-
tween md 2 o'clock, by William Pierce,
chief Of the night palica Pearson has been
In the habit, when drunk, Of beating his wife,
to whom he #as less than SIX months married
Last night the police interfered, attracted by
her Screams He Was Induced to leave tile
houEe, but when few steps away, drew pls-
to], snapped it at the officer, and then with It
struck him on the head. Pierce then fired,
the ehot taking effect in Pearson's temple, Of
which he died in about an hour. A coroner's
Inquest exonetated Pierce.
The Commission for the purchase of State
aims hare adjourned, and postponed for the
present the purchase Of arms. The difficulty
Of concluding contracts understood to be no
other than that satisfactory negotiations can
not be made for payment.
It seems to be the general impression that
all Illinois troops that can be spared will soon
be ordered East, and probably into Virginia,
perhaps as many Us ten or twelve regimants,
leaving no more than are needed for the de
fence Of Cairo. Another call on Illinois for
troops may be anticipated.
It Is confidently clained By his friends, that
Pulley, arrested for treason, will not bs in
dicted.
4 secession flag, Of the Palmetto stripe, has
attracted considerable attention at the State
House. It was captured at Utics, No., by Pat
rick, Of Co. c. Sixteenth Regiment, and
brought here by Gov.Wo
The item CT transportation Is likely to
amount to m enormous sum.
To avoid the expense, and to drill his resi-
ment as we'll, Col. Grant will, If allowed,
march his men from Camp Yates TO Quincy.
The first batch of Canal claim bonds were
iesued today.
Capt Pitcher arrived to-day aud has gone to
Beileyillc to muster In Col. Dougherty's rcgi.
me1t
The Democrats attack On Gen. Mather does
not harm him here where he is known. No
man In Springfield snstasns higher character
for honesty, principle and purity Of life
The Secretary Of War advised Gov. Yates
this afternoon Of the acceptance of ten compa-
MES Of cavalry for three yesrs from Illinois.
These companies have been designated a. fol-
lows: Chicago ,Drsgoons, Capt Barker; Hoff.
man Light Cavalry, Capt. schaumbeck; Com
pany from Mclean County, Capt. ]. McNu1ta;
Company from Monmouth, Warren Co., Capt
4. G. Harding; Company from st. Charles,
Kane Co., Capt P. ]. Burchin; Springfield
Company, Capt John Burnet; Knoxville,
Knox County Company, Capt. ]. B. Smith;
Centralia Company, Capt. No1eman Compa-
ny from White Co., Capt. Burreu, aud one
compano from south Of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi Road, Jet to be assigned. These troops
are wanted Immediately. For further plr-
uculars refer to General Order Of this date.
, 1861-06-22
Important from the Western VlrEtula
ArU1-NeWe from the Rebel Camp,

AMFVA&Ale A1Ox0 Tue &f6&EGT0 E1TE40JA
ArUy-NevTa from the Rebel Camp,
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial. ]
GRAFTON, June ga Spy who had spent
two days in the rebel camp at Laurel Hill,
near Phillippi, reports their force at 900.
They have FIVE pieces Of artillery In position
for teience. and are well supplied with caval-
r. They expected a reinforcement Of i've
Reg iments today. The reinforcement has
been heard Of at Huttoasyi1le, advancing.
The 9Th and 10th Indiana Regiments Hlll
arrive tonight.
Scouts Of the enemy have been seen within
ten mjlss OF Grafton to day.
A private Of the Ohio 10th WAS killed on
Wednesday, while scouting near Phil1ippI
Thirtee1 rebels were captured st Clarksburc
thus morning by the Sd Virginia Regiment
a secession flag and arms wero aao cap
tured.
Telegraphic communication with Cumber-
land has been re established
The rebels have fallen back from Romney.
, 1861-06-22
Sherrnrd Clemens for the Govern.
mEufn

It las been s1anderonaly reported that Hon.
&herrard Clemens, late Member Of Congress
from the Wheeling (Va} District, Was disaf-
fects d toward the grcat cause. This Is entire
y false. Mr. Clemens las been compelled, BY
disesee, to long confinement 1t his home,
@ near Wheeling. He has never recovered from
5he severe wound recdyed in his duel with Q.
Jennings Wire
We see, however, By the Wheeling Lte1i-
g.ner Of June 18th, that M. Clemens was
rtent at the excursion Of the Wheeling Con
tInes t1nsn TO the camp at Bellalre, Ohio. That
anc1S teS hon eher7ard Clemens was then intro
rnote' Eng, anq waa received with cheers HI. C.
nsrkr III hs9lA great deal Of energy, and his re-
physical a. they Eere strongly tested eds
1hsy deiyepersso so,1 nd 5ne and ba WI sn1.
Fpeakinr ~ Tftt9S5 ~ lo{A heart in the state. In
Il tie Bate Se fsoslien In the Eastern part
r1osnd ms5s IKE tae st ps STff undes 1ni
desi d Of bnta,n.at1 ae struck old Wise with great
-1lauded- ~'-o Was most loudly ap'
, 1861-06-22

1he Old Sixth, OF massach usetts.
WASHINGTON. June 2L-Lieutenant.C Colon
e1 B. F. Watson, Of the Massachusetts, 9Th
Regfmsnt, now at the Relay House, is author
ized to raise an additional Regiment ia Msss7-
chusette- Many Of the men now in the old
the new Regiment.
The PaWnee On her cruise down the river,
seized 10, 600 lbs Of Bacon aad stores destined
for tho Eecessionists.
, 1861-06-22
: CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1861.


,aI e. = ID D. s ssso1 @s for A. Aex Rock Els Asa
Yon can hardly imagine the joy expressed
and felt BY the loyal citizens here when the
had been closed all day, begin to open, the
national feg was quickly run up on Q seces-
eion pole, cheers for the Union Lyon, Blair
and lincoln, we're frequently heard, and ev-
erything betokeaed the restoration Of peace,
law and order. True men say had the troops
Impossible for the1a to remain IN safety. II.
responsible vagabopde had been taking guns
wherever they could find them, md notifying
the most substantial and prosperous citizens
to leave: As specimen Of the feeling here,
Mr. McPhelEou, proprietor of the City Hotel,
denounces the whole secession movement as
the greatest crime committed since the c1uci-
fiction Of our Saviour.
INCIDENTS OF TIE RATTLE.
At one time the bullets we're flying thick
and Gen. Lyon was at the head Of the column
mounted. He undertook to dismonnt, that
his position might be tritfe less conspicuous,
when his horse suddenly jumped with fright,
throwing the General to the ground, but With.
out iD{ufing him seriously. The rumor sud
denly spread through the ranks that General
Lyon had been shot from his horse, and the
Indignation and cries OF vengeance were ter
rife
At the Fair Grounds several hundred mus:
ktts we're seized at the armory, where flint
locks were being altered.
Captain Totten says he fired about 100
rounds Of bah, shell and canister,
. ParEon Pill, to-day, found On the battle field
9 check for - 600 on the American Exchange
Bank, which has been sent to the Secretary Of
War.
Capt Stone, with tssquad " Of printers, is
about publishiDgthe american A1srtot, to be io-
sued from the Office of the defunct Boonyil1e
4 IatT'oa "hose editor It is said was on the bat