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Navigation Of tho 1I1zslssIppI

xsAfAGAkA0A IA \tAH AA&@AA1sAF1As
Those who 60 down the Mississippi In
steamboats,, and do business On that grcat Wa
ter, are already having fogtaste Of the delights
ofsecesslon. Thirty packets are now tied up
1t t AFRO for want Of freight, which were III &C
tire service ono month since, notwithstanding
the river is tree Office below th.t point, and
notwithstanding heasy gorge below s.. Lou
Is has, until within day OF two, blocked up
that important channel Of trafHc and senta n
considerable portion. Of that trade down the
Illinois Central r R. -:
Itsalso n noticeable fact that number Of
underwriters in this cIty: have given notice to,
merchants and shippers OF a serious aeyaEcc
In the rates OF insurance between New Orleans
md Chicago. How Tar this movement may
tend to cripple the trade between the two
points we do not know, but it will surely hare
tendency to drive our merchants to tho cast:'
ern cIties foz those staples which they haye'
been accustomed to purchase at New Orleans.
It proper to akk The people Of Illinois
whether thcy desire to sec for,ian natlon
established between themselves and the Gulf
of Me1ico-a foreign nation which is alto
gethcr likely to be foreign enemy. It is pro-
per to sek Thetnef toey are Elins 10 pass
up and down That stream under the guns 'oi
hostile forts ut Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchex
and Baton Rouge These are practical ques-
tons. .. =.
P. Since the aboye WIS written, VIC learn
by telegraph that an artillery company have
stationed themselves on vicksburg bluffs to
wsylay MI river craft passing mp or down, md
+ b..
satisfactory .reascns for being permitted to
proceed. Thenaion Of our underwriters was
taken none too early for thelr own security.
TIE WEATmR-- The following Is the
range Of the thermometer for the week
As noted by E. L. o'Har Apothccary and
Phasnaaecutiat, corner or West Randolph
md canal streets:
, 1861-01-14
THE ST. LOUIS EXCITEMENT

The 81. IUU1S EAEIEEMENT.
An explanation comes trom Washington
Of the order giyen by Gen. Scott for the
occupation Of the Government property in
ST. Louis BY 9. S, troops The action was
prcdicated On bill introduced in tue Mis-
souri, Legislature to prevent the Mayor Or
Sheriff Of St Louis from employing the
military to suppress riots. THIS seems to
remove from Gen. Frost any suspicion
which may have attached to his order for
the assembling Of tho volunteer companies
Of the city, and wc are gratifled to make
the proper correction in that behalf
, 1861-01-14

UNION MEETING TONIGHT,
We call attention again to tile meeting at
Metropolitan Hall this G1onday) evening,
to take action on the solemn crisis in our
national affairs. Since the hold:n' Of tic
BRYAN Hall meeting, war has been actually
levied against the United States, and m
uuarmed steamer has been fired into by the
most graceless traitors known to our GRIM
inl records. Is this a time for "srcat
concessionss" Let those think differently
60 to Metropolitan Hall and declare their
opinions.
, 1861-01-14

Tue Democracy of Cook County meet III
mass convention at North Market Hall to.
day [Monday) to choose delegates 10 thei'
State Convention at Springfield. Thert
will doubtless he full attendance, ,!nasmucl,
IS the questions at issue are Of vial mo-
mcnt, and The character ct the Cook coun'
~ delegation will be largely influential il.
determining the policy Of the party in ths
Etefn
, 1861-01-14


MADAME. Fxr1cL-This celebrated Queen
'oflyHc tragedy will make her fist appearance
In Chicago On Tucsaay night, Jannury 15t1l,
in Bsyan Hall. We copy the following notice
tEon, D1tgA.. Journal: - - = ~
i. Fahosi, s''shs first appeared as Abigail, in
arulor,: sword III uana, with indignant lip
curied and eyes flashing. Was form clan in
clad in terrible bcauty. Her face Is fill OF soul
and quick expression, and there Is a Enc glow,
acharm :oT inspiration II, her movements
sho 10 ono OF the very best dramatic actors
and: dramatic Singers 1hat has ever appeared
on our stage Her voice Is magnificent in
| power, with thrilling Vitality In every note,
| cycu to the Ai.hest oncs, which. 1ound and
| Penetrating us they are, aud full Of eoncentra-
t led passion, arr yct always musicals and salis-
| factory to- the: car. She, tiings off a flashing
highest note sometimes with the same bird,
| like: nndaciry and spontancity aS jenny Lind
/ She has great deal of execution and express
makes up the rcst. It must 10 that 6Ae will
make . great ma1k here, and will draw e1owda
as she goes on ...,. ,..e :r.:. -.9;t f
Mr.: Richard Muldcr Is pianist Of conslnen-
tai celebrity, and s'gnor Abclli q rc1y fine baz:
zitbnei,, both win appear in this concert =. =.
| .....: =. = .s !-.'.1, = -.
;:Pm1uA An>1oS1o soc1sr1.-The third concert
'bt 'this Society is announced for this, atonaay
Evening, Jauuarx: Hin. The programme. i
i,e1ce1lent, and comprises the choiseat'selee
ttona.'- ~: ,,::::.-'-- :: =: 7'@:- 'H
f,m Members who wish Extra tieEet,. Gin pto
cure them at tho Banking Office ef: f:;E. Ttnk
|, HIM s Co., corner Of Lake md CLARK stfeetx
i No tleksts Will ha soldkt Tho door: II s4fs'l'
, 1861-01-14

Tho greatest nunbcr Of intc,nents upon
any one day during the month, was upon the
ihisa, Icing II; tho least Eraabcr WAS oEc
each, bu the 10th oad 19.l.
, 1861-01-14
FHO1I SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chic.so Tribune ]
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Jan, IL 1sG

l9pceaA 11spatea 10 tne tnieoSp IF1ouon.l
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Jan. II, 1861.
= NEW AEE1vALs, POLITICAL ASp Personal.
OF the arrivals in town to-day, gossip assigns
political Significance to thct Of jas. Appleton,
Jr- Of Boston, and Senator elect Edgar Cowau
aad J. r. Saude,spn Of Pennsylvania Mr.
sandczson was here = few weeks ago with Mr.
Cameron.
An inpromptu presentation Of u handsome,
richly-oznamcutcd, gold-hcaded cane was made
to Ms: Lincoln this morning in the business
Office Of the St. Nicholas, by 4 returned Cali
lorn:au, and old friend and client Of his. Mr.
Lincoln was called upon to-dny. By: an old
.armer Of Indiana named Jones, for whom,
thirty YEARS ago, he worked asa common farm
::aod at one dollar per day.
TROUBLE Ar2aEuESDcp n ST. LOUIS.
i great deal Of interest is manifested in the
.'7ohab!c result Of tue Union meeting in St.
Louis this evening. Tho Missouri Democrat
'1icc Is said to be il danger, aud several fire.
eatingAlissourians stopping here have not hcsi
ticd to predict :!.a destruction, Of that rflieL
within forty-clslt hours: -
There Is 4. report current aud generally be-
1icrcd that the nuEidess will provoke on at'
iac|s on The Uuion uuE, particularly the Ger
mans. and cndcavoz to disrerse those who as
semb!c to declare their devotion TO The Con-
,ti,ution and the laws. The conviction is
strengthened by tue recent action Of tho Mis-
,ouri 1 legislature in reference to that city, aud
" the known fact that there il ii
u3ly Of men organized for my
:esucratr purposc. and affiliated with The so
, 1861-01-14

D3ptheria and Consumption have Gecn most
desttuctive during the months Of October, No
vembcr and December; scarlet fever and csamp;
Spring md Full months; Dvsentery during the
summer months.
, 1861-01-14

Ths Union md the Endorsement OF
: -. the LoWHs :.

= The undersigned, citizens Of tho United
stAtes, being opposed to sending forth to the
people Of the Union as: tho sentiments Of the
people of the city Of Chicago and tho North
west, the resolutions passed Ut the so called
"Unlon Mcet'ng'' held Saturday last, January
-5th at Bryan Hal, would ask those citizcns
opposed to granting "Greas Concessions"
.a'<1e no nsuroasion4 Of Rsoers ar Right. ars DO
kno.ssadqed, to meet ct :.
METROPOLITAN HALL,
on Monday evening the 18th inst, and give to
The world their views md sentiments coucesn-
, 1861-01-14

:, There Il to: be Union Meeting tonight at
Metropolitan Halr It Is neither partltaa nor
political; but simply to elicit and give express
lon To d, ea1ru, earnest, and outspoken cond-
dnca On tho. part of this community in the
power Of the Constitution. II applied, to pre-
'3erve and perpetuatb ttls Union Of States.
;: There are mea who tlnd figures Indispensable
'as;the expression Of 'talue. Fine moral per ::
~ceptlons and distinctions: are nothing, and !
nothing can reach and press upon their t1ug>
glah minds, outside tteactual science of mum.
bets. Such mca will stand aloof and atar OF,
and be unmoved until these Influences CON: :.
/ mence TO work In actual Addition or Suhst1ac-
tiop. It Is easy to show somo men the value.
Of tho Union, and 20 1t is to prove to the sama
/ th9great convenience and economy OF unir1-
paired digestion. md robust physical frame.
Others, on the contrary, need to bc reminded
by r5speptic palms, and twinges OF gout,i that.
Health Is . blessing aud worth preserving, So
do the same class Of minds need to be remind
ed By equally material hints, what's the acthal
cas- value Of this Union Of States: this great
| .Confederac5, which NO have talked about Ii
Fourth Of July 0rations, but now for the first
time. many of us, have paused eohefly and
anxiously to oonsider. Here nre q fen tacts Of
: aloc1 bearing: -. :.
f.: 4 few days since one Of our heaviest whole
said grocery firms. doing large business with
! the city Of New Orleans, had occaslon to send
| . largo shipment Of flour to that city. This.
they proposed to do in their: usual form Of
INSURANCE, an open policy, But at tho Last
mo t,eht comes the intelligence by telegraph
that the New York k:insur-rs hare cancelled the
! polly and refuse to insure eargoss on the
! Mississippi river Tic nrm have sent their
aouf to New York. fof ocean freight to- Ne"
+ OrleanA.'' >. :.. -:..>.
:~SinultaneouslS with the above, tho Whole
sale; Grorery HOUSES arc advised BY. our CAlca.
20 underwriters that they must. largely ad-
vance rates Of Insurance on shipments Of su-
gar from New Orleans, rate which viii tell
heavily against the advantages Of New Orleans
asa sugar market, and, with the reasons fur
this change, will do much to divert trade TO the
sea. board. Now ali this Ii tho result Of the
acti9 On Of the seeding Stale Of Mississippi,
which gives three hundred miles of. 4 doubt
:. fnl, pcrhaps hostile coast, to be added to the
risk4 Of riyer navigation, no slight addition to
t be sure, for who believes that the trnitors who
arc q. ming Mississippi against tho Union
+ would stick at supplying scansJ conmis-
f,5ariat By seizure of Northern produce. Tn
1lcrwritcrs and capitalists do not consult polit
cal demagosues as I'd thcr business Interests.
Capitatis quick to take alarm aud"is most ca
>gacious. Thus by single blow at the hand
of trnitors, Chicago aud New Orleans ore put
wide asundes by the futerppscd foreign State
j.. |
, 1861-01-14

Total from Jaa. 1st to Dec. s1.t. oe8
: Below nc furnish n tabular statement, by
months, Of the intcranents from the several
divisions Of the city,: :.
, 1861-01-14

NOTICE.-We have this day sold
~ oar entlrn stock Of Hazdsare. Cutlery: &C., to
3r John S bueianau. Who will cphttnut the business
ii tue Old stand. Mo. 81 Lake street
In F.t T:ng fsom business ~e desire to return OUT
thank. to our fl1ancs Eo have favored with tcIr
patronage. and recommend oar succrsscr In every
way entitled tn their confidence anu estten.
Chicago, Jau. II, 4Hl. AuSUHE. HALL j. CO. .
, 1861-01-14
RE11a1ous, 1ss5h,I,a IL ,aeSGs u religious /

ehangp says: .sv':''' :: '::: :: = :. ::
On Modday evening; last, 'tho PcesbJj: :ttersan
Church, corner Of 5ll avenue and 10Th. street
made utallplous. call. upon Rev. Nathan l.
Rlse 2 p chisaEo ct to bgseme Sss sssr pa.
pastor for about tishteen mouths, md the
strongest|hopes are entertained that this emf
.nent maninoW: tnYlted Will be indpeed to snc-
.:eoed the lhrnshtsd Alexander: In thia I'm
psttAt e4&x& ,e.ol-a 10; .,.a = ,:-s'nA = ~
, 1861-01-14
Gbitaj'ao Gtiithu>te,
MONDAY. JANUARY Il, 1861.

20 To Nall Subscribcrx.E
The dRte On the slip on which your name Ia
printed. tells when your subscription runs ont.
Keep an ere omit
, 1861-01-14
CHICAGO, MONDAY II JANUARY ii, 1861.
Csfr 1nrtaltfffar.Iafn.

From the register. II 1nteFmeptsin tho cofice
Of the City Clerk, we CON pile the following:
xzrnMExrs nr MONTHS ron 1soo. :: :.
, 1861-01-14
= '''' T: :. = = y =:
: THE: CITY,: !:

:TuE Pa1S1ERs' "EKsuvAE-The ;.Anunsl
Festival Of fthe. Typographical Union 1t the
Bzfggs House., on: Thuradsy eTeningg, 2, III 'be
one OF, the most brfIllaat at1ais1 of thu season.
, 1861-01-14

:: No7AH1 :PDm:lc::;;JJ. D. Riae, ESQ.,: has
been appointed j. Notary Public ny Governor
Who'd. -: -. -. ~. - y. -. -. -
, 1861-01-14
Rf GILBERT i; S.i,Jit;..lN,

t<4 0LNGlll IL c4A.sf -. IN
- Arr-r~: CnrlalmeI 77r'sas asl Tsereso
fson,,ths WMsrsnaa.e q q Goo:ses T-:aa1:a =
oarstafe ios cosver1snss nf sslr =: .a:tiar eli Md
70 tolloTin: Unclaimed facSas, : ~:
SnasH 81 Chicago: box crn'm!,:. boz ,:stn5 S
ns:sel no marx. box u. r.:-.s3. bo- - nE:
e&hyst & ;rSnz. A4.etoE = c. .hrsa,e:s. l,"o,. to1
= Jaaesyiile box {. :. NAs;a to> nnma:s. box
no nlaz bei vinegar no marx, hrt wi.t-;: arr
canvass covered trunk Z. l.. i hlacx tra!ll N.s q
5ielt 10 d, ~ mars. GO GO J. Ma li,i,:, - 10 4
Monsieur, do do nu marx. Gp to = HcLac: .::..
hsTc;G- b: 10 marx. na- :aars c..l i lag,
blacx trank 10 mark e!ac' tr@nk 10 n:ars. : 4Ha
trunks. bos W 4. Gno.ale. box ts:asc: L.. Hte1.
w.: r. t9s j. IA saFcvepl!t, sac;: 4: !1er,
I, rsscs %s2ss do nomsrS. ;, q Il, CLARK Eo !:
s:adr Aar II Kennedy: s9as aa sa>tr:s no a;s,
l. A.. Tusset t.uEk u Cnna ahas TRUSS mark
irsst iFuIE u. throoe. do Min uwa:;-, t1E:;
[uES 70 mars, do dr. Fcssct tgH.E TO, bias ttrS
Il; T. NJ % o!! cloth bags. lf-sset tr;,.E, Es.I
1asdSis-:ct GILBERT: !: elEl'So:s. t.c::occc!s
, 1861-01-14

AS uEIfsTAEAEI ETIbENtK o. THE RETURN
ING PnosPEE;rT or orr csT1.-W- II. Ross i Co.,
Isl and 100 Lake street. have decided greatly en-
aEGc and improve their present splendid premlses'
and from May lst to occupy their entire building,
forty hy enc hundred md eighty feet, ro stories.
for business purposes. They hare also determined
to close ont thcls present stock Of seasonnh'e
goods at once, md will otor the on aud after
Monday, the 1ih iastanst, ts!Gaou: regard to eost
Or cosue. =.
Look for extraordinary bargains. Good Dress
Silks for two ahlttugs per yard.
This sale l. Tina fila and without rtscrYc
, 1861-01-14

TIE C1Tr .M1zs1os.-Au pcrsons who have
sotd tickets for...he Tapleau1 aid Dinner will
.:lcasc ncc: at Dr., Alposi's, Mondy, s5auua,y
4th, at 6 T. ~. Also The Dining and Ezeeu-
..ye EQtumittee. ~. 80, g, :.
, 1861-01-14
aurtlon EdIcs.
,pT GILBERT ,IE SAMPSON,
~ :. .GEHEcAL AEcT1oxrZra
Usu:::o!d Eurrlt1re, Table Cutlery aud Silver
r;.fad Tarc IT. 4r,liGr

o. TCEspaT. JauusrT 13:a q ~ o. !ces, ~ vii
FcN a. oC- SslyJSoon e LAKE S-.ef, 11c astert-
met Of Ma7peauv. kusewool. Oa;. ana Walt.Es Alsr.
oe Top Bedroom sai;s sia'cea2t t4:lor sn:,r- t.
Chairs, French aad Eottsee ed .rxt- l., srs Nat
trs<es. Bureaus aah Was!,st=nr, Earasc5c@. Fasler
Ef2a5d. fG Hoox TAGS md S:esetart. ,: tte s,ss.
Ecs.1a:ea Wa:c Ech Chased r.n- -.ts TOD :, Suss,
r., IT, p1seer take aud arr fnEet-. aarha l!-;s.
CEt DO tea, $ats, 4 C. DE-
sac p2sitiSE an1 without rz:aryr
I4tI:G.-Ss GIIEft.T + lNf5sn.- ,-.4eer,.rv
, 1861-01-14

T. ~ Dr.. Allport's Tooth Powder will keep ths
Teeth vhi,e and prevent decay. 1t Is the best IL
uss.' Sold BY Sargent, eornor OF State md Ran
tolbh streets. '
, 1861-01-14

A MAs WITH MANY EAxEa-Wc hare scy-
eral times referred to the exploits Of u man
With many nlia.es Dickinson alias Stiekles,"'et.
a." Tic now fsures as Il jail:breakcr." he was
taken from this ejty to Kankakee on = writ Of
Has<a. Corpus, and there managed to play
jack Shepard on tho officers. he bas not been
rctakeu .., .;.-- >, :. :.
, 1861-01-14

Bca1l on Dubois at 10, pea.born street, base
nucnt Of Portland Block, and get your Sign Paint
fr~ dnnr ehtAnlv Hec1Q-At
, 1861-01-14

OFEs AoA1S,-The public interested there
n will be glad to hear that the horse rallroad
N Madison street is to be at once put In order
aud cars will be running In day ortwo. The
residents o. the Sout, western quartaT of-our
.:ty will be glad 10 learn that tlts Is The case.
Tbs tardy completion OF the tunnel at the
ordgs has bcen tho cause Of much inconveDi.
eacc both to rcsidcnts- aud tho City. Railway
Comnppy
, 1861-01-14

,tT Sec advertisement of J. F. Briefly In an
other column. It IL, as 1t states, something new.
>E AL should no: fail to read the advertisement
OF Prot, Wddd IN to-dsy'e paper. se5sy
, 1861-01-14

k3- Go to John Joncs's, 1l9 Dearborn street, md
get your clothes cleaned and Ttpaised4: :: -
, 1861-01-14

one Of the most brilliant atlaisy of tha 1easoai:
t.. ko44nr ::pum:1c:-;j. 4 is Rese,., Esq, i .ha.
been appointed !. Notary Public BY GotefnoE.
Wood. -, ,.-~ -: -: s.>-..i .,'.
Is Chaxles: Dean, u jjaIl!.broakcr;
from Lacon has been arrested in this, ,eify eiy aud,
returned to aarthan County .~-: ::..-:. :: ga.
LAncEs1 or 4 ;WArcu Thomas johuson,a
coIn1ed boy has been held to bail IN SGD: for
'1arecny Of q gold watch from the Barbe1s shop
in tho Methodist Church Block.
WEST SIDE Union DEror.-Tho trims Of tho
St. Louis. Alton 4 Chicago Railroad willleavo
from the Union Depot, corner Of Madisnn and
Canal streets tWe't side), on md .t>eF Mon:
DAY, Jan. 14th- -. ."> = u. -
AEn1cA1-The lfedsa1 Inaengator, pub
ilAhed by: :Halscy & King, at No. 16s South
Clark street, gives q capital number to COM
tnencc the year. tbs full Ut valuable matter
Of the homeopathic order, =, :. = =: st.
a F1sarR or. WAas1xa- TO ,BoYs-A lad
named, James Dolan got: one of hla fngets
badly crushed In thu gearing of"n""derrick
at q sewer opening on State street on satH1-
lay. 49,. -. '.''s -,'
TIE C1Tr ,M1ss1os.-Au pclsons who have
sotd tickets for.the Tablcaux and Dinner viii
lcase nlec: at Dr. Alporrs; Mondy, s5nuuary
4th, at n. NJ. Also, ths.. Dining ind E1ecn-
:.vc Committee. e.. "".! ''-'.-'' g. =
| ---' - 't'' - -
AD1saoxEsr noNEsz1c-A girl named &c.
| phla Waldron WAS held TO bail On Saturday for
, 1861-01-14

a FEaER or. WA8s1kaTo TO BoYs-A lad
named James Dolan got. one of hia .fngets
badly. crushed In tho gearing of"a' derrick
at sewer opening on State street. on satRF:
, 1861-01-14

NATIONAL HorE1-Thc hotel structure on
the corner ofVan Bnfcni and State st1cets has
lust been leased and opened as the National
Hotel, for q hotel boarding, house. By T. E
Brush, who possesses experience, means, and
disposition to keep 1t in the front rank in its
lass Of est alIishmcutk -. 80. :.
, 1861-01-14

A'D1saoxEsr noMEsr1c.-A girf named &c.,
phla Waldron was held to bail On Saturday for
lea:ceny ofsnluablo articles Of clothing from
i family on North Wells street, with whom,
, 1861-01-14

ITO PORK PACKERS. We are
i prepared to rend.t, On oxnct's nccouat Hc.s
Heads b cr Posk 1lnu.inEs IN tac noss approved
1aAnnes' = MITCHELL 4. ZAn:s.
t,,s ,1u7, .,v. - - Nj, Il Efskta ktfce .
, 1861-01-14
Is SCrs7oDE.-- Chaxles:D Dean, ajaIlbroakcr,
from Laeon, has been arrested in this eitJ and
to NarthaQ County ,~. ::'-...:. :: ="

LARCENY OF 4 WATcu-Thomas Johuson, q
colozed bog has been held to bail IN SOD: for
lar eeny Of q gold watch from the Barbe1's shop
In tho Methodist Church Block.
, 1861-01-14

AED1cAL-:The afediea1 Investigator, pub
tish ed by: Halscy & King, At No. 16s South
Clark street, gives a capital number to COM
nence the year. tbs full Ut valuable .mattcr
Of the Homuopathic order, -, ., =. -.
, 1861-01-14

FIRE ON NORTH CLARE STREET-A litt1e aE-
ter midnight of.Erlday, d fire broko but in:thc
building No. o25 North Ciark street, owned by
frederick koh'1nan- Damage $3.50 On build
ins. The lower door was occupied BY Chris.
i'm Bull, shoe store. He did not say any
thing; Loss Sio0. The second story front
room was occupied by 8ophier Tier, butcher
:ad the back rooms by Mr.. Toner, express
nan, for dwelling. The furniture was damaged
somewhat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

ihe Ae1ine1tai lnm1nlef Oh The Fc.e
81 ths Field oEeefs eni Conpaar Goa.
nandegs. "a duty viih she Regiment BE
he sime tie nppria'meli is made The
Chaplain So appointed musi Be regularly
ordained minister " Christian denonina.
licn, and will receiTe ihe pay and allew-
ances of Captain ol Cavalry.
5. PROMOTION FROM RANKS.
After ihe ecnplalion & The efqaniea-
rion uf Regiment 81 Casalrqcr lniani-
ry one half 81 all the saetnci>s uhish
may ceeur ili the lowest grade s, conmis.
Nonea esrs IS promotion or cheru
viii b. appointed Is atoee from Che ranks.
Cofporals will Be taken from be P1i-
raiess Sergeants from the Coypcrals.
The First Sergeant VIII be taken
from the other sergeanis 10 the Csmpa-
ny by The Cap.ain,
The Regimenlal non-commissioned
staff will be appointed from the serQeants
from sha Regimsrl b TIE Colonel
None BAT men cf good PHYSICAL devel-
opments and sound viii be received. and
no company viii BE mustered into service
having a smaller aggregate than The
minimum Of the above order Of crganiza.
ton.
As far as practicable the companies viii
provide themselves with sufficient cloth
ing for present use aud each man with
a blanket if possible as il win be some
time before the Government can furnish
uniforms for the Regiment.
Commanders 81 companies now organ
izing aud still incomplete viii report by
letter 10 the Adjnlant General Of the
Territory without delay stating the stale
Of forwardness Of the organigaiion and
the prospec. Of the company being promp-
sly filled.
ALVIN SAUNDERS.
Commander-in- Chef.
JoHN McCoNIHe, AdIl General.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

HEADS AHrEa8 NE8nASHA 11lAITIAif
Omaha Cny. Jane Ssh. 1851.
Companies organized and accepted i0i
service ii The FIRST Regiment Of Nebras
ka Volunteers are ordered 10 rendezvsIs
al 0maha without delay. where they lFiil
Re mustered by companies into the Cni.ei
States imnediaseiy apon their srriFal
The following extEaet from General
Order 80. IS. Adlaianl Generals Office
Washnion. d. G. IS polished for ini0r-
nation 81 ali concerned;
The volunteers called into sHrviee pm
der the proclamation Of the President oi
the United States dated lhe lhIrd day of
siay, 1851 alll Be subject to the li.vs
and regulations governing the Army Of
the United States and the proportion md
organization of each arm will be as soi-
lows:
/. IxFASTRv.
Thirly-nine Regiments Of Volunteer
Infantry win le raised. Each Regiment
will consist Of of ten companies and each
company win be organized as follows
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
CHARTER OAK
Life Insurance Company


Incorporated Jy TIE State Of Connecticut
Capital stock 91o0,eoO.
Wifhlarft and decreasing ngsurrinsree ptt.seenre
lV invested under fhc eauetion and approval ~ t1i
Comptroller 0f Public Account
OFTTCERS AND DIRECTOESt
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