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, 1861-05-06

A1aoAIo-a4 Z IEQhf ASlGRIs April d.
Soldiers still arrive By every train Thrae
hundred EateE soldiers (marines) from New
OrleanR. Gen. Bragg has now under his CON-
mand about s 900 troops larger number,
believe, than Gen. Scott. commanded in the
valley Of Mexico. They are all in fine health,
aud anxi us for the hour that decides the des,
tiny of self end count1F,.,-
The cr1sls approaches nearer and nearer,
Another. day Of soldier toll has added to tha
great preparation. The chairs, gun-carrIases,
or whatever the technical term, for several
train; The guns, understand; Viii be hefe
in day or two- ,'...
The commander Of Fort Piekens lii unceas.
Ing In hts military 1abors. Like Bragg'e, his
men Tork day aud night They have thrown
qpe battery outside, but near the walls, Of
on: the ramparts they are pfiing bag upon baS
Of sand to protect their Euns and men. Az j
a4 this visible to the naked sge-eveu t. =. &
mnskets, stacked on the beach &"
Iae doFeanor; has accepted the teadt : ~
the two military companies Of Pensses: y : ~ -.
yell as that OF the gallant Capt, mi - - ~ =
santa Ross county. Little Florida IL ~ . .ea, "
nind her sstef States IN military arioF aI1d ~
Late yesterday afternoon man by, han.a,
%. 9t narny, who clslns citizenship Anstin.
Texas, and protesting to be teleers ~ o1sra
for a ride m the 80, IVY to pull tt,
short time w5thfn ~ - alteI pending a
be ordered the boy to head for san4a Rn!a,
Nv 49, @I it;Ta TEeu n9 RIoNp.tY re- fused. Kir.
slant DEATH II he refused lmm 1.t. 49, -; ~
aace- OF course, Bill Haa not 10 NJ +; 11oahfaa
mp big mind, and after coun "a 81. - .bnn1. =;
hard FhIlIn,s, landed the fella = whnasar m ~ ~
Waa, On the 1ahnd. Presenting b,r, .1;+s ls
dollar, he waved adlau to bo and ea4 III 10y a
was soon lost to view amor y ~ XII ~
mark ths island coast The.y s.r.. ~ ~. H sl.a'
ing made the above circumS ts1css Lnoa.e e4 IL L.,
ths H. 1na3+ar' "Ao "ens 10 VI 5rk to investigate
, 1861-05-06
Itemx from You1.ner;; s..r.~.

4 sUa6EsrIoH.-It las been suggested tn
stop the supply OF outline to Cairo, in vhich
case 1t IL believed that the galorous troops
there Tould soon Shake IN their bootE-Titt
.ieVef'n .tasia ageE EandIt, who furnishes this
body spelling It With the impertinent remsik
re. most q the troops In question can well
7eutonlc atready.-Me.s Orleans 1tzta, 24K.
pLD ABE On L SPREE.-The Richmond WHO
says thaf ne last reliable intelligence repre-.
senA tnat O1d Abe had been beastly intoxiea.
te0 LOT fhe previous thirty-six consecutive
nonfs. aud that eighty Border RufHans from
hansas, under the command Of Lane, occn-
pied the East Room to guard his Maiesty'a
s1umeers. It j. broadly limited IN Wishing
Ton paper, that his guard e1erts d desp0tic
control over the Presidential inmate-that ali
rs DEGREES are of ita inspiration. The paper
{tae 6satesdnd Uaion) then proceeds to shed
becoming quantity Of tears over this "sad
Bnn3ect 1or contemplation. IN. Orleans Delta,
~ sEtzuRE or srEAAsH1ra-The steamships
". HeTea, Texas and Tennessee, registerad
- neionging 70 New York, and late of Nor
EVE ~ ,,iss tstaa une, we're taken possession Of
3Sst Mgat BY the authority Of Gov. Moore.
lnese vessels have now aboard detachment
81 continental Guards, and of the Washington
ASfWery.-Asa 0rssaas Hoasnsne, 26tA,
HARD 10 BEIIKvE.-We are unwilling tn
believe the telegraphtc reports Of the total
apostaey OF tho majority Of the citizens Of
f NV York, who have professed to BE- the
Black Rsp9blicanism, a. the vote In the Isst
PRESIDENTIAL contest exhibited We know that
taete. afe good and t1ua men there Who are
willing to stand by tbs South to the LAST.
we have been informed by = gentleman ;,
reports from themes In relation to tits spnsta-
CT Of New York citlxans are enormously e.
hsEerated, and that 80 far from the secret no.
eissies being organized By tho Lincoinitss, It
va en.,a jast shs rsEerse T II be not 80, the
bana baa xsS s1 Of tie Tton Ro Of he
tataed out sven n,ilss i % leagth s oppasi Haass
tl95 e. to .a.,, ths Wide !is. Axakes' As
.4s we Tne ia rs se1, sos 4Ra 1ses
York city.--Nsso 07lsans Reau1sas. ~ - 10"
Voycu rp<,,r 49,, ;,xr,,.r.ws
'o1vn ~. <nSA ~ ), fha 1hs'-1ae LEI
h8eon 1hS.] e811esxaan, seceasaon paper, OF
the 18th has heard from the mountains, and
~.
~ Me fIM @ @espSassliy % tne counties Of Rock
essIee Lsarei, Whitley and adjomlng portions |
u otaEIs, 1no gus non OF seeesaion hes theSa
Fn FesG.veo itseh @ mo tha Issue Of slavery md
strengtnened By large secessioas, but III the 1n. s
!oniats have thrown Of the mask, and openly !
eastain ;the Administhtlon, avow themselves
eoefeionlsts, condemn Gov Magof1n severely i
seS oaose sd o. as rsfaas Of troops to 1tneola
dan, =. - t4.aSaseises II 70 % Haenos OF 1GAer
~ $Ss any p.pss .,se says:: =
trb.-e = loiaGn aG;eHa, % AsnsacR1 de1(~
ast41o. u uiY1sion q n5E people IN -sbl
ira "a "ns.:a ae MA5 .esN 70 ae51oaa me /
11m III Sta sra ~. pa.ion party ,lislon
snia @ oas WIZ RSsoms taa q anessaA' lived, a
thamsaf~s. H. .rs4assH AaH zAe9 If formi
aszTYx7
, 1861-05-06

Cox. 8ToCKToy. - Commodore Stockton
rides about Phlladelphia in his coupe, with
tlags On both sides Of the drivers seat, msde
Of sstin, with geld stars.
, 1861-05-06

Coon or Old BucK-The Phflsdeaphia H-ess
has been informed BY reliable parties shat ex-
President Buchanan has subscribed 8, 900 for
the equipment Of volunteers at Lsueaater,
, 1861-05-06

Loss OF FA1TH.-6ince Gov. Sprague's
prompt movements to sastain the Govern
ment, says the New Ysrk Loader, the South
eEn rebels are unwilling longer to trust to
rfoEf1ence"
, 1861-05-06

w"D Doesucks" Is IN officer Of the celebra-
ted Seventh Regiment, New York. He expects
to find his old friend Damphoo1'' In the g.
cessfon army.
, 1861-05-06

Rrom The KxsmsaeE. Norfolk, Val
Cephallc PILLS accomplish the object tor which tase
wers mads, vta. Cure Ct Hesdacas II al III torna
From tho R1znainer, Norfolk, Val
They have been testsd Ia mora than thousaaa
sAses. with e7ftxe EaeceR-
[Trom tna ceuo1st, ST. Cloud. Mail
.e5d e 6a5 Gepa.as Pity . ras you s3 ny % aass
Qfom the Advertiser. Pzoytdsnoe Ri
1ns Cepnade P,Is ate said 70 bs remarkably e9ss
= f e s. ~
E7Fou tie Western r z eszuste. Ghteazu, I'LL
Es hssFt1Ig g3 saas<ss L. sa ats ua1.rallsa
Trosa tho Kaazvha Valley ssaz. Kanaxaa. va3
IL =. r.: 7; $ a. gx se: s with TIA h'-
n.on sas seueass1 rsta Tlndez, xex o1sssae L47
ssss e
fFroM tit st. Louis nsmnes1x1
Ths ira,nease demand ter the artle,s fcspaaEe1 1r1
preom III Gazette, Dsvupezt 1ows,
M. 1pAldtnT would not connect hf1 pAue a, "a
Nfaale ha did rot EHoW 10 poRssao real maHt
From Dc Advertiser. Providence. E II
Ths testimony In thdtz Avoz 4 stzonx fon III mos1
tRpost2hle Qulrtat5.
:; From khs DAiY NewA Newport, Ri
ospasno Pills arc taking the plaza of AZ hnd4,
Rton 4ha Commercial Bulstz Boston, haA1
lid 10 b y=1Y e@cacious fnr taa hsad4eaa.
fTrorn tie Commercial, C1netnn4tt Qh$a3
eanstoS humanity On row b. EHnsysd.
, 1861-05-06

~ 4 st.xts bottls of eeALpEaY PREPARED
&Lu1 vm ssya ten t1nes III oost ANNUALLY,
nFALDMG's PREPARED aLuEt
mALD1NG,s PREPARED aLURl
HRALDMG'a PREPARED aLUEl
aAvE THR p1Ruws
EspHu4rit prsrAruH
E"A szr7u uu"a4vrz Erxx--a
~ ees4daats WIN happen, a.eu IN wan regulated
11atiea. Il u YET deztahs 10 navo sorcs chasp END
eonreadsas Hz1 IN Espattnx Faratsurs Tor. Crock
~, ID.
UA1uITRs FRKpARxD GLUE
Maaea N s.ea sm@xsnsss, aud 10 household can II
aEd 70 b xhoat It. II Ii ssvsys tssd5. and ~ se-
- sticking gotnt
!. sUa83uL II EVERY HouA
x.~A r.ush accompanies each soets&
PRICE, as CENT q.
4KHRY q apA111Ea..
-: Ne. u cedar strsss, Nsw xszx.
-. --...... CAUTION.
nesr.an uaaaa.tplsa pe.scas - Attempting 10
=.
, 1861-05-06

AZ Vo1;uH1xKRxn.-..An tha lprtateaxT n
cambridge City, Indiana, haya yaluntesTvg 4
eaa ~ no PepF WI hsfpnblishet thsFe, ~ IT -,
t8& e01Qe time to come, o' iis '4saJ
, 1861-05-06


Der from Wayne, said that there were three
companies Of volunteers IN his county,
numbering one hundred men each, who
were 80 far down IN the Adiutant's list
that they could not come into the ten regi-
ments At all, unless they were made up By
Congressional Districts. The fault was
not theirs~ Located from twenty to forty
miles distant from any railroad station they
could not in the nature Of things respond
earlier to their country's call. Yet they
T9ere equally patriotic and jealous with the
Chicago Zouavea, the Kane and De Kalb
regiment, the Knox county dragons or
any other company or battalion in the
State, which was long ago in readiness to
xnasch..
@tBat why was not the appropriation
hrge' and the contingent to be
raised more liberal" The reply is
that such encampments are enor-
mously expensive. :. Arms, ammunition,
camp equipage, rationa, transportation and
pay, swell the cost Of military 1uxuries
prodigously. Ten millions of dollars !
would hardly suffice to arm, equip.
subsfst oil the volunteers Illino;= - eno
nish, and will furnish if tn" .>.:.a.0 aa .aa r.
tbs he nation shall requi.s - them. + any less S.
nrat;fv the 20 been appropriated to
s.s.A' ga. ~ wss spirit Of the State, it is not
- -4rkeiy -that great numbers would be dis
appointed either BY early disbandment,
uncomfortable quarters or insufficient ar
manent. Then it must be considered that
10 large an amount Of bonds thrown upon
tAe market in war times, would run their
value down to seventy-fve cents on the
dollar or even 1owar-so that the snug
sum Of $780, GOO would be sacrificed On
every million negotiated. It is not the
part Of wisdom III times like these to waste
sither money or credit.
The war-making power does not belong
to Illinois, or any other State; and the
costs Of war cannot properly be assessed
npon any particular Btate, or States. It is
highly desirable that a sufficient force
should be raised, armed, drilled and equip
ped at State expense preparatory to pro-
1onged wax. Yet it should be remember
I'd that the proportion which Illinois has
taken upon herself to raise and prepare for
the field, would give the government, in.
c1uding the force raised under the Presi-
> dent's first call, ever 1000 men. It may
well be asked whether any greater force is
wanted It is quite proper to pause
and take breath while the de-
velopmenta arc being made On
the other side. II men are really
needed, they can be had By the
hundreds Of thousands In conclusion
we give no credence to those who say
tAat If this OF that regiment il not permit,
tedto rush ct once into. action they will
never again respond to their country's dan
ger and their country's call. The same
spirit Of heroism which drew them from
their farms, their workshops, their count
ing rooms at first, will bring them again
and again TILL the stars and stripes float
ove every inch Of American soil. The
country wants no confirmed sore-heads in
III army or navy. The feeling Of natura]
disappointment ex;sta far and wide. It il
zap1t honorable to. the volunteers But tha,
this disappointment has IN u any degree gan.
Krened their patriotism We will not beIey;
-ws utterlydeny,
, 1861-05-06

f5nn "ne3a' hae hsnest measure OF commenda-
It may interest your readsrs to 1oot ovrr
the. following regulations officially nromrr-
gated By Col Prentiss, commauf1lpr -
REGu1.ATzosH FOR CAxr GA1Ro-Rsveil1e at &.
cs osHakast E e saa at guard mounting at dinner
at s, tattoo 1t ., aid tapps It ID oeioe ess
4ha 1 AZ oncommfEsioaed n officers viii be within
!. Nc commissioned oteerr vii, he allowed tn -.
NAH o9t Of tha camp after tattoo: without the
Atsr F + II II no 1ona siSeina i1%ananr M chr,ne ~
hs1ng arms m I'll be allowed nofany firing cheer
tba The troops Vii obsetTe tSn m m
orderly and ct1istian.like manner.
written nass ffa hasanns,tarap tnv n'nst oolan
$. Guards, when recognizing stair officers and
t. the sr33at p;thant @ ne ne WI pass then
Tbs coinnandant will hold the Various COM
the ss. seny e. to tho observance Of
B. II. Pnss11sz ca onmand.nt..
In company with Maf. Baldwin and f,o1 7
D. Webster, rode several niles cireuit ".
terday, visiting the new maeazfne. and ;th4
several batteries Thesa latter are .p11 noet.
ed, and Will be strongly sustained wten the
plans now developing ara fn,,1v tar,a5 erf.
The uiohts md rnorn,nor },rra a. anita
coo1 making m axtra co,t v.r1 eo.at,..+ah1a %
Dur:ne tina middle ~ +ba.asx ~. go.
fcicnt to a11ow Of a simmer 1oa+nns Tha
dress pa,,aea TIKI ,1.cs ;,g+ ~ 49, e,.uo ~
aav. and the mo.t n,e,,srt: ao,tto. 49, - -. -
whole dav. ~ f>'' ~ ~ '''
Last. nigh. nt T. verv 1a... ,,ur . o,+,x.,
called On Col. Preut;ss .nd ,nforr.a ~ h;.. 49,,
during his ahsenee finn, tia hon,a -o,1,1
specimen Of humanity had heen i,sn1t,n1 r.
Bife, and making tbr.ats ~ q .1o,a-t. -
for money. and saked the co1ona, ~ a,,o-
him i :enhrd of tvo msn 1hores - .,.s:n y. auv" A..
province of tn, c;tv ,n+ho.,tiss = 49, 49,, ~. ,at
within military coa7nfza1ce The commana.,st ~.
considering the honr. and 4he nn.,,h,,;+1.af
the intruder being so,dier ,,onsanta5 =, ~:
low him two men: On nrocaedino tn ~
house. The. guards heard tha man .na oa11aa
to him. WHEN he Instantly left. ;: The onar;ia
ordered him to stop, and on hts refusing. f,rra
at him, but he got safely arav in the darkness.
The incident has been much talked Of n, dav
and, probably, will have the ef1xct I'd ensnre =
more, orderly state Of department.. aftsr nfebt.
fall II, the city. ....,
This merchRnts here are ut cotarxss. sufferers
by the disturbed state Of the river cornmrrca
With which, Of course, their interests have
close sympatby. Nevertheless, there prevail.
an excellent spirit. A day OF two s!noe. :.
Wholesale grocer was aecosted by q small
trader from Kentucky, who was shout to
make .up bis hin: when ha .nat,c.5
that the Cairo merchant hid on the
Unton Cravat, in ."red, white and
Neutral" school perceptlb1e and not conceal.
| ed disgust. and he declined tn buv Tho <,o,ao
Later In the day hereturned. protahfr i,5,r3;S
be couil not do better +e1sevhrra. !*nT S1n' I
m.nced AGAIN making m a b,,1 r,,.t .aot.~-
attache of tba t,r.t n.n.d hon.a 1h..s s. ..s.
w.. ~ n6.-a1;.,t tt ;w.a 49, sa.1.. s"l'
actions s.r,ng that \. v,ah.a <. ~ a...a.~a - 49,
.r.,. 80.
, 1861-05-06

BAfElR CKKKk, January q, laa-
fnc1. Woop-pKA1 SIR: Allow nae to express to
Eee my gratitude for the wonderful and mtrseulnRs
yrtues o thy ReatoFzAye Cordial aud Blood RepovAt
cAttfeatment 1or con p!ieauon ok diseases among
t R az gts sna
noIs1a employed ths nsss ~! here and It Ds1oit
- tho room. and good part Of .he time 70 the bed.
81 ute!taE lnt1lefabis p.ln I often. II II despair
pas an ..sd . ny sadsEieG 4ad thought Of course
dfrected nv Sttezron to thY In the New
Yoff fimes ~ aroco.ed sotts e ~ lefdis. "a
il curafiye noYtf< FeTa felt R11os+ instantly NJ ap
netita Tas seon rood ,pd what Eaa better, cou1d
ii vth eenlo1t " paln e. se..sd SkRa s1d @ s%
"a AM now atJupx, healthy woman, whose family
wM WIN me. ever 1hAnk the1 A. &c t1.a.aaat andeF
Nfctet gi5tefs al over the world suffer no 1onSef-
Prof wooda EestorAt14e Cordlsl and Blood ha1ovas
tpT WU gtTs thee instant rell&l
Yours faithfully. susA d1Ab1.
, 1861-05-06
Pref. Woods Restorative Cordial
and Blood RenoYator,
A. tho remedy which should b. aIxays ea hazsd h
Tina Of need.
o. J. WOOD 4 CO. Prouxtssofa,
~ Broadway, Few York, and Ia ANarkst&k, u Eeaf1k
Price, 0ne Dal1a. psz Hot1a.

The following Is past Of business lsttet; tn testt
@ony thus Incidentally iF.1. u therefore tho mora
AozBnK, COM.
.E5: PEoT q. J: woop-DaAH SIN: Please s1leE ne .
saafsEa ION concerning yonr very valuable Ressor9-
ave Cordial and Bio I'd Rerpv8tcr. haEa been sick
II M9re tnan ys4t and nAve l1ea a!most every
nht1t tried youf CoaziA. 3nd must SAY makes me-
1eet better tooA b1d cold oveE year ago, 1hch
t1n ne Gown vx1T Low and could ct no RELIEF IN.
q Fl saw eur medicine 4dvt.ed In the grsdesprrs
ffafne5 sent to J. 2 shettsns md got bottle;
Four obedsent sa9yxnt
Thus evsrJ o1es no matter how low md how mIca
E9ey have suffered experience almost instant relief
AoM NAEx Many IHouBAND8 WILL nEH4A TaK 0Ax
1AT TEKA ATEIT1oA wAa CALLED 70 n. Eone AL
Who 1untr; do not wRtt hour; there u no ntgf1En
aao*at It, II VII cure you. Be yell md e91e1 n4
!oIgef. One ootsso Will aays gao nom tz0artng and
Read tha following letter, Just received:
MH. " KINe, r.. Fu1alo. y. I'll purchased Of
you one week agn. bottle of rtoF Wood's ReatofA-
I've Cordial and and myseK sAsirely relieved Of dr.
EesslnE d{pepsts. producing etoppsEs Of breath,
general debility, and pain In fhe kte want ona bot
tle more and be1iavs that sh1u b. cured. because
the pain II the side and distress In the stomach and
dough, are all gone. -
b. D1WAhn.
, 1861-05-06

A MOTHER TRIUMPH IN THE
n EoRTHWKsT
FOR :MERRlMG'5 SAFES.
BxRL1x. via, Ap1n 18th. 1sdl.
AK9sHS- HKHHINE & Co, .~@t.-..
fnt4e tecept dsastroIs hrt IN thta city, waa pne
q ee ent&FfA having 1oat my store and Is enttre
contents had In my store two 9afea o1e lArEs one
fhs otatef emal size HkRR1Nd'S fATENT 0NAA-
Of the bniidipg And fell into tee cellar md was not
subjected t. great amount OF hest; the contents
ware badly scoFched, ard Am satisfied would have
heta ttreiy destroyed II 1t had been located Yhers
tho amaIf HeEriogh Safe The HetrlnE1 Sa{e Was
1ocetsd in the ntgc Of the stota ead fel Into the
ollaI Amongst arxe qu2srtty Of butter which made
1aost intense hest in fket hot Us - uelt soH1a
Of the Iron Bars corpoaing the frame Ct the safs en
frely oE Hotwt hstaudinx the terrible oFseH1 which
this sa1s passed through am happy to say that IL
entire oontenta conalstng OF money aad Other Yau
ablas& to tha s4aourt Of about sla c. eaHe cut
UNINIURED,
And without tho Loss Of Single Can't
regard this most zAtIsactory test OF the superb
otatY nf the h1g:p.oof lRaleea or your PATENT
CHAMPION HAFE3 over any and al otheta. I h&ts
whtch 70 Irtumphantly passed tar ugh tEe hre,
fours respectfully D. ". CAKHART.
This ahoTa sats z9w ho In feont Of our store
h8RRIHG Gu
dst10lySdpR q atsta Ettedt
, 1861-05-06

The following eompltm entazy nshee Of Prof Wood
was written By Finley JohuHou, E4q- the well known
author aud editor Of The Cambridge {Md.) Herald:
Never before In the xunas OF the worlds hAtory has
theFsbeen snen wonderful curss rs aFe now dsly per
formed through the lnstrnm+ ntsug OF Prot g, J:
evidences Of his sdl, combined with tic Phsnshrn-
py, hare made hts name known throughout the civil
fzed world, -
II q world wide reputation. foundsd upon oyertwen-
y year, Of fprsct1e u any Compensation for ths 1abcr
o. the physician, O, J.. Woop hAA UuQuesdoablY OBJ
t.nedt The Patronsgs Of ~ el.sses the honore of
nifty may be dsltded-- -quecH5 may triumph for sea.
sea b0t the whole civilized world cannot b Geeelyad
al expedition
His BLOOD R1HovAroR" Is = certain cure tor an
DEBILITY + nas no eqqal and even II C9nsnmpt1op, u
facta. Delsy no longer. II can DO had 1t any drag
store n the Union Or orde1h can ba sent to ~ Rrpsd
way, New York
, 1861-05-06

Tor sa1s By sns te11s~tas pruxrsa n aairass
5%l4R HFEP 81 YTek E = s LIZ e. .es fssss
SAEaEET. Z. &. enr. Randolph aaa s*ata
z5EExsS xE T;;s adESs asss e assssps as;s .r,..
RkYAR. = d q VA S.ases .tfsat
Se sSSASez 4 En-: S;s :,ss f's
&s p6SE&S6ks' 4 : ( S M I y Esss lsfs .tssss. -.
SzKESSRH HsnkEs 8 { St W tsFs :z.s.
aapoke2 aasSaes2H I ~ !. s 4 asss H:aAalDa se.tt
ErEHbkMGR IL 81 e ss9aa ssats GssT sf7s
NATTHEL FHIlIP = Blue Island .yequa. -
HEkftAk q s ssdta e TeiIs ST. ,ss'<
Eki5i HENHf sEs.s !: :sSt %sIsss ssd5sf ss
K0E4HElD. J. J; g Eexta ctask s9eek =
WhkNseHH ea1E7s ii aiix%ssass % s7sSas. ss
". D. H&R1fsL - -: : ~ -.
whslss.,. As.at., II x.aa1>stxs.is ,z4.z.
~x.s.m+ AA1s1ex
FULLER Il FINoH.. .
wHo1EAALE DRUae1sra,
-, ns.a4&ae nasks<se-.i: {.
= a<s~,@1.ha nd R.a4s,aa azsstazi4xs4. 80
.art.uwssz ex,1kSiAitaiS., ,1iSiiiiti,
, 1861-05-06
THERE Is NO MISTAKE AROUT 1T
MOTHERS. TRY 1T.

And to yon ~ appeal 70 detees The Illness q decline
also your sons aud husbands: for whils Tia rnts,
nom false del,eaey of:sn =, 90 dorm 70 premature
time the 1stt.F often mixed mp with the excite.
neut Of business th4t II It wsre rot or you they tco
to 11te to arrest the1r fatal ka1l Bat the thar u
Always vfsant and 10 ven confidently appeal for
Il point you to
, 1861-05-06

SGeis1 =, Aspeets e Camp and ToEtn-A
IL r. Re1s ~ 1ae sxz e6.Fls54-Arrival Or
nnr HFsops f4eRTess Ihe EeoniS11
ann'Gme Hnnnn %as,,1 Essal Rnuorssmsn9-a-
\ VIZ "a aaeSAta at10ns-.An6 In Cd ents-
sAasafnS 20 Ohaezgo--s1E4s: 81 efS Ss14as, 1a.i
, 1861-05-06

+ Now lat Us take smother. case- tho inrsaion
OF Illinois By the enemy In considerable npm-
bers; aud let uB take The most t1ssiyanta.
geous case, when his forees arc equal or eupe.
rloT to enrs' IN ~ probability. II there ts such
ao inVaalon, IT will be made IN the southern
part Of Illinois, either from Kentucky or Me-.
souri. That part of .the country being tin.
bereo, swampy, or hilly, presents all the sd
yantages for inianty, and having just ~ good
infantry - cur enemy, there Will be fox Us
my. But when he advances III the open coun-
try, live havea = strong; es7a9ry, his deetruc-
ton is inevit1b1a ;'so tnat supposfng that he
has adTantageA over u in the timbeTad conn.
ties, be nessxMm hhve' .ehance TO fight suc:
cesstully y tae open prairies, with the pre-
ponders7Mgs M oaeaveIsy on our side, and the great
heart y Of Illinois. ana the great granery Of tAa
United States, will he safe. i: -.
Lat us now take the other sida cf the sub
1sct, and SUPPOSE thst ronsiderable forces o.
the state ot 1llinois take Eart IN the INVASION
ead o. tne seeeaed sfates. 4Missouri sscedes, the
Wisconsin,, will participate In The fnyasion nf
that State, and On the part Of IIlInofs troons
the Invasion probably would happen Il or ne.r
~ Loutz Now, almost the whole stato nf
M1esou1l,s or at least the greater paIt 81 .
az esEtR ss9Ss ~ ss5X $500 a9ssasa
most importaot fels '- . Lien W 1t5 7
and Tsap:<s /: III, taks tho :ss@ <s,sA; = t
ep~- -s,ssee 8. the thes'. 1ses s On eaAe q = atuc1
;.asions, perhaps ths county the1s M nen1a f. y
u !tiaUtai hissdnf 5tiit M $n Ssrn aef ef'a -
a4ouga, ~ = I'D deal sof Cavalry there,
o. atS tSs rd grfdMsfs' IMPORTANCE for uA; because
eeded ststxA, the part1xsn Man,ssuied ~ o Wis @ On
as.aenso b 'ng rsftia % 3 K1ee sacsle.m
1shsgs 1elp 'our main forcss 70 uodne
Of nasalr 111 Ra aes, ,nis1a e9ssaaa =, "a M he.
fe.,.d rne: intrepid tnhsb;: + maxi
is1thssf ehes, may suddenly arppssr on
avs1, =" points Of the flank OF t,peKat ions,
bi. bsu ! the rear OF the ensmy,,th u con,pelfi
adT o retreat precipitatsly and aci]itAaing t
.nee of our owasrmy. In. tho E|1rpre
}.f sxs Of 18l2 :181s'and 1914, ii q partisan +
On the side ct the allied ARMIES Hook elofmh
pnoperaoasf and to thosa INT efatigasle, d
| ikg partis94a Napol46l Hza Oh Haed prinaipa
aos me oisorgan1zaf afi1H bf his army, and G
MsnJ fur has uprasfug ahd ind &pendapee.
| poAsica circumstances In the Southern Sta