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FROM FORT PICKEN3.
The Rebels Preparing for an Attack,

MONTGOMERY, May The train from Pen
saeola has jast arrived, and brings several
passengers who left Warrington and Pensa-
col. yesterday afternoon They tell me Gen.
Bragg IL progressing rapidly IN his tortlflca-
tions, and Is nearly ready to +" entertain the
forces at Pickens and those In the feet in q
hostile manner. The troops of the Confeder-
ate States are IN good spirits, and are eapguina
OF success. But little sickness prevails, and
the troops generally are in good nealth.
There haa been SOME delay at this point
(Montgomeryl in the Transmission Of parcels
end packages for the troops, but all have noH
gore forward, and in day OF SO more the rail
way will bs completed to Pensaco1a, and there
then will be no further delay.
Vice-President Stephens, / learn, reached
this city at noon 70 day.
I am informed that the Secretary Of War, al
the urgent solicitation Of the citizen soldter1
Of Florida, through their deputies in Con
gress, has decided to call into service, for tn.
frontier, one regiment Of infantry from tha1
Hfh+n
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WHAT NEXT8

The telegraph gravely informs us that
the rebels have got q stock Of provisions
stored at Richmond, sufficient for two
years supply. We suppose that the Soo,-
600 privatee1s will be allowed to take their
rations from this prodigious granary. No
nation under the sur ever had two years
supply Of provisions, except Egypt under
the provident Pharoah No nation under
the sun could survive one years failure Of
its crops, without acccss to the stores Of
otheT people. Some particular sections Of
some countries might pass through such a
crisis by boarding its grain and ptovis-
ions, but the seeding States Of America
are not and never have been among the
number. What neXt?
, 1861-05-10
CAIRO.

We place very little faith in the numer-
Gus reports which tell Of vast bodies Of
men moving up n Cairo from the South.
Those who have witnessed the difficulty
and delay Of avmiug, equipping, provision
ing and marching {. 600 men in Illinois un-
der tie highly favorable circumstances
which ourState affords for such movements,
will doubt the possibility Of concentrating
any dangerous force upon Cairo, from points
below, at this date.
Col McArthur's regiment will leave
Springfield for Cairo, this evening prob
ably, making in all, five full regiments
there e. elusive of the artillery.
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Items from the Capital. =:
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial ]
=. Ear :

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial
WAsHMaToa. May 8, 1851. i
Il Is the officially announced discrimination
of the Virginia Government TO- contest the
occupation Of the right bank Of the Potomac,
opposite Washington; This Is expected oy
hattte between the Federal forces and the reb-
els now in close proximity to the Cap!tal
Gen. Scott is not quite prepared to advance
trs op5 to Tie other side Of the rivcr, owing to
tla Tapt of cayatrE, Held artillery, and camp
eouiplsa; but q strong force Wil, nsvertha-
less, cross the river ano assnMs ana a, M1.n5
positions near Atexaudria, as soon as the nee
essary preparations are completed
An Immense frsIaht train With stores Tor
eatrIson has arrived IRON Baltimore The reg
Ilar transportation Of passengers aud freight
from that city to Washington, viii recon-
AIl tr3inp over the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
-oaa, are strictly eeafchsd bJ the Federal
trnons, now stationed at the Re1ay Houee, td:
der command Of Gen. Bltier.
< similar process. is applied By Virginia fer:
ces, ut Harper's Ferry
Harices at the Treasury Department an
non1ce concerted movement among frau-
ciers in Philadelphia, New York and Boston,
to take the s15, coz, 600 loan at par.
The steamer Cambridge, arrived IRON Bos-
ton via Fort Monroe, threw several additional
Massachusetts companies into the foft. 6a9
reports that most act!ve preparations 1or de-
fense we're going on at Inc fort, ana tnaI as
yet no oatee51es were efectea Oh tn7 i'sns
oank VI tne IotolnaG Gna-4 .1,n4 49,,
iear9 1fom tne nar Depat ,pa ~ ua' ~ ~
teonsana o5s slJ nn1 fnl1u liz sp1cd and eanin.
course u w LII s caSId
Pea n so'e1T ~; 1aroaa ~ w." 10 i,sre cn,s.
ntasl alssr -. tIo iutTss s1as nJ" ,t,r.,.
tnue 70 oe V'eoIous,y a.anea. aas4 Son1s
nave areaaS ce!naaeaes ea5Eee sao, a ~
ol,Eaao 17al @ao eA'A'A0D 4-t4-7 "11~ S~~-
Stalled.
Especial Dispatch to the II. 7. T1tbnna.]
WAzHm6ToE, TUESDAY. May =, 1851.
b: There Is some feeling expressed concerning
the probable return to New York Of the tn
Regiment, at the expiration OF 1aen thlft9
DAYS. .
The city has been Ike one vast parade
ground from early morning, and now, at IL
d. n, the shrill notes Of the fife, the 1ubaAn0
Of the drum, and the tramp, tramp Of our vol.
unteer5 are sounding on the paVemeuts Ct
Pennsylvania avenue. New dersey's four regi-
ments have figured extensively and cred ditabsy.
Their men are intelligent, orderly, and in good
condition, while the neatness Of their equip
age, and correctness Of their drill, ELECTED
henry commentator from those who have
examined them to-day. They are quaEttrede
on either side Of the avenue, occupying pzl
vate houses and two or three small hotels.
They number, all told, ., 100 men; OF WHOM
four companies are guarding the road between
this point and Annapolis. The Gth Regimen1
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Fkuoao citizens IN 1ts Frse States
Placed on an advanced post OF liberty = INC
present struggle for the maintenance q o1T 1T
W hsye b. tE gs reaments ine
of volunteers from Missouri As citizens q
State whose first executive is, as yo4 wen
know, opposed to the Government o1 tue
United Btates, we, as matter Of course, can.
no. expect support from him or tne ota~o
government, for furthering the purposes o1
our Federal Government t6e ste sy@3athfes
Of our fellow Citizens in the free States,
who have with unprecedented unanimMMy M
coma to the support OF onr GnveIpment 1oE
the necessary means Of providing our Hzs[
equipment. Many Of our men are deshIaIe OF
the means to purchase the necessary unl1oIm' @'
bIankets. rt4s, Having no claim on onr asn
crA Government Until a.r=s !efse nontns an,
service, we appeal to the sympathy =, !ul
Uniou-1oying fel1oWzcittfEeiis In the free States
tor the necessary assist ance and support1 f9il5
satisfied that part Of that patriotic nberaiitty y
SO freely SHOWN to their own volunteers, VIII
not be withheld from us. Anticipating srca
sympathy, we will strain every nerve 10 up.
hold the authority Of our Federal Government
West, against teeason and rebellion. N oroel
that The wishes Of the patriots enc unonr1pg-
Ing men of this country may eoon be fuiahea
and that rebellion ne forever crushed, and the
cause Of right and justice be Triumphant ove'
treason and secession.
Gov. Guetavus Kosrner, Of BeAe7i1le, ILL.,
has kindly consented to act for us as receiver
and ditburser; and, wftho1t consultation, W
feel at liberty to ask Isaac Sherman, Esq, and
sigisnund Kaufman, ESQ, Of the city Of New
York, Evans Rogers, Esq, Of Philadelphia
ard Judge Thomas Russell OF Boston, to &C
!; in cur bena1f IN these cities.
| FRANK 2. BLAIR,
Colonel First Regiment Missouri Volunteers
/ HENRY BoERNsTErN,
Colonel Second Regiment No. Volunteers.
F. S1GEt,
Colonel Third Regiment Mo. Volunteers.
NICHOLAS scHUTTNER,
, Colonel Fourth Regiment Mo. Volunteers.
! 81. Louis, Mo May E, 1861
| All pap=rs friendly to the objects Of TIL
! publication, will confer favor BY copying
into their columns.
, 1861-05-10
FKQM CHICAGO VIA NEw oR.
LEANS.

The New Orleans papers are in high
elee over dispatch which announces that
s'twezty Chicago volunteer companies re"
"fpsed to take the oath when about being
"musterei into the service Of the United
"States!'' This piece Of intelligence is
the same sort Of stuff as the 500, 900 priya.
teers anxious to take jeff. Davis's letters Of
mazque and reprisal
We assure our New Orleans exchanges
that not one company, not one man, Of the
entire force sent into the field by Chicago
has refused to take the cath, but Oh the
contrary, some two thousand are struggling
for the privilege Of taking that oath and
arc unable TO ge. into tic service. They
all want the privilege Of serving under ar
officer who will lead them straight to ths
Ra11a
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later from Kur0pes

AAA9& 4E8N0 AW&NRNS
New York, May 9-The steamship Africa
from Liverpool April 27th and Queenstown
28th, has arrived. -
American affairs eugross attention abroad.
The Nova 8c0ttan aud New York arrived
OF the bomhardment Of Sumter created sem
sa.ion. and depressed English funds slightly,
The London Times says it Ia inexpllcabls
that many q bar-ro fight has caused more
blnodshed
It Is-confrmed that the French will eyatu-
ete Syria June 5th.s
Boufse 26, anfmated and higher, 68f. 65c-
Perfect reconciliation has been restored be-
tween Garibaldi, Cavour and Cyldfna
Ali the towns of. Poland were occupied by
lit1ifarfs E-.t- ~--''
Paris papers publish dispatches from Na-
pies; saying several pfovintes have reyolted,
also thEt disturbances had occurred at Vienna;
The GARRISON 1t Rome Is being relieved
BIZ other French troops. The Pope, IN re-
!, csiving the new French General, ealoglzed
Guion,
PAR1s,, April 81, r. K-Bourse bueyaot !
tente5 closed 1t 68f 7oc, being 5 centtmes, !
higher than yesterday.
Railroad Accident and Less Of Life.
DUBUQUE, May 9-As the train q. thu
Dubuque and Western Railroad was backing
up from Auamosa to sprfngSille Station
nbuut : o'clock this naoruing, the hind car raz
Oft tbs track, throwing Mr. Cummings, con
d1ctor. xnd Mr. Smith; engineer, who were q
| ton Of the car, to tAeground The car passet
over both killing them Instantly 4 lfr
| Wilson was nlso thrown from the car and *
Verely injured
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Beauresard Reported Killed.

New YORK, May "A gentleman from y.
Richmond, Cha1leston, Mobile, Montgomery,
or Pensacola. a bet Of $500 was made here
that Baureguard was killed at the lombard
ment Of Sumter It is certain that no OIL
cial report Of the bombardment has Jet been
given.
New York, May 9;-The fire IN Washington
this morning was set in four places by seces-
sionfsts.
The traitors at Magnolia, Del, had seized a
| lot Of United States arms, stored there oy
Union men The leader will doubtless ba
dealt with according to law.
, 1861-05-10

ITO RENT-A Furnished Cottage
L H,uss containing eight rooms 10 = destrsble
nart of the eitY C4r8 pauinz vifhin ! hIocT an ~
few mfputas. Apply to LL0fDss Mi1ioery storr, H5
1873 Ksudola ah st7ssf neat tho CORNER Il Wells Etreet
, 1861-05-10

:! DAyEMonr, May a-The steamef Grey
Esr1s. m ths Minnesota Psekst Company,
wills coming through ths draw Of The nh
struck the piers on her la.hoard aide cutting
her in two. She suuk below tho bridge and
faIanI vhare she now lies. The ferry boat
Weut 10 her assistance and took off the padsen-
9ers and brought them to this city. The boa&
snd cargo are total loss. The clark reports
no lives lost but It Il rumored tha4 f6YeF11
Yere drowned. .'<..-S@' -. =: -; :
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WAsH1aaroN, May 9--The pn6lished letter
to Mr. Dayton, the Minister to France, Is un-
derstood 70 bean index to the entire European
correspondence. It Is understood that the
Government has received from Minister Dal-
las an account Of al iatersieH with Palmets-
that there Ii no indication Or prospect Of the
recognition Of the Confederate States BY any
Of the foreign powers against the protest Of
the Administration. NJ. PreRton's next des.
patches from Spain, in reply to demand for
explanations relative to saa Domingo, and
also about recognition Of the Southern Con.
federaey, arc looked for with much interest.
loyal, and Id understood to be acting In su6tt d
manner ~ to meet the appreciation Of the Ad'
minist1aion. all. the foreign ministers are
anxlons1y making inqu1ries about the appliea.
ton Of the blockade, but not void Of coih'
pIafnt is uttered.
, 1861-05-10

WAsH1saroy, May e.-New Orleans papers
Of Saturday are received. In them 1t is Stated,
III letter, that Texas Commissioners had been
kindly received by Indian tribes they are
mostly shareholders and favor secession.
The schooner Twilight, employed BY the
Federal Government In carrying orders to
Fort Tortugas was seized, and has been put
In Texas service.
Gov. Vidayere disclaims that Mexico had
anything to do with recent atrocities commit
ted by Indians, aud thinks parties IN Texas
are ptepariuR 10 invade his territory, and eays
he will defend his country to the LAST.
, 1861-05-10

ITO RENT.-To Rent Low half Of
one Of tbs rnoet deslrsbie Stores On Lale street
to 4 marty WHO viii use ftfor Light Wholesale E1aa~
re:A- Address "D,, T. y, 6ex 3@5ds cnsaSo' LIZ
, 1861-05-10

We cannot afford to lose Beauregard
So distinguished traitor as he ought not
to perish by comnon shot. Providence
has designed for him q cross-heam and q
stout rope. We give no credence to the
conjecture that he was killed during the
bombafd,nent OF Fort Sumter.
, 1861-05-10
Prom MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, May 9.-congress to day has
been spent mostly in secret sessi on but It is
perfecting arrangements for q vigorous ,and
successful prosecution Of the Wat, and placing
the Southern Confederaey in the best possible
.ood.,,r -, .~tence. 1t is also understood,
contrary to Whist was supposed, lne- :. me con-
fedefc5 lave the control Of sufficient arms,
ordnance and ammunition Of every deserip.
tion, to put into the field $50 0oo men for one
ona years. c8mpaign.
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Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, May "a conference was held
at Frankfort yesterday, between Gov. Magof
fin, J. C. Brecklnridge and r: Hawes, Of one
part, Ex-senator Crittenden, Dixon, and Judgs
Nicholas Of the 9th r, who agreed to recon-
mend to the Legislature to make an appropri
alton to arm Kentucky, under the direction O
q military commission composed Of Governor
and Inspector General, and another person tt
be selected by the Unioaisre, It is supposed
IS, 600, coo will be- required to arm the State
, 1861-05-10

TKrHroH, Tneeday, N.Y. 7, 1681;
In the House Of Assembly this afternok'S 'ne
bill to raise loan Of 81 ,609, 900 and q State
tax Of st00, 600 Was ordered to its third read.
ing. There was spirited debate-the Re.
$4,000. eco and the Deu1ocfats $1,000, 600: The
last sum Was finally agreed TO-. r bill for rails
Ing four more regiments and for purchasing
10000 stand Of arms, artillery, and manitiona
Of war, will come up tom orrow morning.
, 1861-05-10

eKvEa1H-FRs1 REG1xEsT.-Company o.
7l.t Regiment, has eet good example BY
holding meeting, at which sha following res
annons we're passed: = =
1ssotoed, That from this dats, we w1n hold meet.
Wss 1of ptaJsr Aud exhoEtatinu ou The eVenings o.
ssHeseo1y ~ and Snnd9y Ct each wsaks and that.
Trs3sa Of tbs list Regiment, attached to the
tasn fha SUITES Army x3u do onf utmost to aus
IT,. ~ reputation OF the regdmant, and IS Ear ~
11st1on ot The articles II var. ~
and meosS! mt a v: cordially taEtts the Officers
fhis .terta3n 81 thn Regiment TO unite with us IN
riesesa = thhasnan hnan and that NC shall. x1WaYs b1
Pa1cs1 IT, - aaTe them take razt IN our msetangH.
x. X aeanea e9n 81 e Meet on Wednesday eTen1ng,
Aas osa' u eight o'clock.-Eor, H. 7, 1Tta.
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More New England &sVops",sAccfdent
1.-The ZOuaves Had Roys.

WAsa1saToH, May 8, 1851.
,Ure Of the men belonging TO the Nav York
Regiment; was accidentally shot this morning
1T their encampmept, opposite the Relay
House, Maryland. Hs vas standing with as
chi1 resting on the muzzle Of his gun, which
WIS capped and ready for actor, when move
ment Of his foot caused q discharge, which re.
Eulted in instant death. The ball entered his
lip a:d passed up through his brain. He VIII
be buried this evening at sunset, with mill
tary honors, Gen. Butler and Staff attending
the obsequies.
The War Department is advised that two
New Hampshire regim ents, aud three Maine
regiments are ready TO march at moments
notice. Col Mason ". Tappen, late Member
OF Congress, commands the First New Hamp.
| shire regiment, and will be ordered from
Portsmouth, Ne# Hampshite, probably very
| their forces ready for marching orders.
| Hon John 4. Goodwin, Speaker OF the Mas
Eacansetts House Of Representatives, says tbs
| Government can have twenty thousand more
men, If necessary, from that State.
/ The oath ia now to be adminietered to a.
| the remaining clerks In the Treasury and Wa:
Dap4rtm ents. As soon as thls Was known 8
| large number of clerks resigned. In the s!xtl
Auditors Office, four clerks in one room re
signed. These vacancies are being rapid.
! flied, as the business Of both these Depart
| ments is now very pressing. The Treasur..
has now large amount ct specie or nano. :.
The Fire kouayes are Continuing thei
ptAnks, ind espounaing to. the terrified pee
| pie Of this city their very free and easy idea
about property. Yesterday equad went int
boot store, cast off their old feathers, &C
lected the best and walked of, telling T.
tradesman that the Government would max
1t all right. To day they have been raneael
the Capitol like 80 many a 1ads
carpets, knocking down the guards, IN
isgnary sseessionsts sdsd s1d 1aFopgh ahe T
| peu nell. One fellow cana acr3ss pig nes
the White House, when ! was up there til
| morning; he incontinently seized bis perctu
| majesty, ripped ont his bowie knife and Ct
his throat, swearing that pigs had no busineI
col. Ellsworth is out with card, disavoy
ing the 1ct of his Zouayes, asserting that II
majority are laW-ebtding, and that he Will sh1
ths 1cst when they take the oath nsxt Weel
Those have converted with say they cam
| for fight, and are determined to have
They had better be sent to South Carolina
once, to be pi:ted against those Palmeitoa'
who say that "the North dare not me
!
, 1861-05-10

Lou1svn1E, KY. May 9:-On Saturday eye
ming last, Dyer county, Tenn, was Visited By
ons Of the most destructive hurricanes known
In the history: Of TENNESSEE The hurricane
extended through the entire county, nom
South 10 North, in some places Htfeen miles I
in width- h-prostrating houses and avezythine
betore it. The damages to property Is i'm.
mense, and as far - sscertained. hve persons
had baan killsd- It was almost impossible to
trsyaI, from Ghe blockading up of the roads By
thA Hstlep timber
, 1861-05-10

FREpER1cK, May 9.-The Ieglslaslve Con-
mlttee on Federal Relations reported . bill
pronouneing the war waged on the South IN
Constitutional, subversive Of the principles
On which the Unlon was founded, and sympa-
Ia defence of the pr;nciple Of self govern
ment, imploring the President to aecegt the
olive bianSh held out by thee Confederate States
whose President hos repeatedly declared thai
they seek only self defe1s9 and to be lei
done; that Maryland desires peaceable reeog:
nition Of the independents Of The Confsde
rate States, and gives her sssent thereto ma,
Is a Hagrant violation Of the Consultation
aayises citizens to abstain from interfering
with the Federal troops, and says that under
existing circumstances it Is inexpedient to
call q sovereign convention.
, 1861-05-10
Was the Victory BloodIeas 7

The following Is IN extract from q private
letter received yesterday BY q gentleman tn
this city from friend in Rochester, n. T.:
-~" William Robb, son Of John Robb, On Prattst-,
rressed into the service Of the rebels, and In
Fort Moultrfe during the bombardment Of Fort
Sumter. escaping in the hold Of vessel IN the
confufion after Andersou evacuated the fort. IL
saVs ne rsbezs lost q gFt0t many Auts and THAI
hundred f in Mo.t'tTss at &ae Frst frsJ from For
t31l1ster.n
From various other quarters como similar
statements, though we believe that as yet, nc
person, of known character and standing, ha:
| under his own signature and Of bis persona
| knowledge made these assertions,
, 1861-05-10

MArrooa, Ill, Msy 9.-Cspt. Grant, Of Go
lena, is now mastering the regiment for this
{ss7enth) Congressional District into camp.
arriyipe here ftem all the neighborfng coun.
Ties, The weather Is fine, and the soldiers and
people here ara full Of enthusiasm.
, 1861-05-10

Great Uprisfng of tho West-200, 900
Meu Offer to Maintain the Union
The offers Of troops from the West are as
tonis11ing. The Government has already re
ceived profEefs Of services from tseo hundred
thousand men, all West Of the Aleghanies.
This Immense multitude is ready for instant
and setive service, and each regiment Is made
up Of hardy men. The men Of the Northwest
a5e moving In earnest in support Of the Gov
ernmenr,-N. 7. ITi5.
, 1861-05-10
Shipments Of Frovistonxe DO stopped
MT &f T.nut&

ST, LOUIS, May 9.-The Collector Of this
mort has received orders from the Secretary Of
the Treasury to examine tbs manifests Of all
steamers bound South, compare them With
the cafgoes, and if arms, munitions, Pfoyi-
vessel and cargo be conascated, the owners
arrested for treason. Shipments South have
been suspended. About !, 900 muskets, sew
eral pieces OF Cannon from Baton Rouge ar.
rived By river this morning,
, 1861-05-10

NEW YoRK, May 9.-The Heralds New
Orleans dispatch says 5000 applications have
been received for letters OF marque. many
rom foreign States. $500 troops were review
ed bY the Governor yesterday.
, 1861-05-10
Army and Navy Movements

4 report Of the progress Of affairs at Fort
Mcn1oe has just bsen made. 1t saya that the
artillery school is Of the greatest value to th !,
volunteer regiments there, who take the
greatest interest in learning the most difficult
spacious parade ground, covering an era Of
over thirty acres, Is daily the scene Of exciting
sham battles, the regulses and militia some-
times taking opposite sides. The eeTen com
panie2 Of United States Artillery 10 the fort
are said to be all "crack gunners," and the
ue detailed for some time for tastructtug the
Massachusetts boys. Provisions and supplies
are plenty at the fort.
, 1861-05-10

The arrangements made for distributing the
best artillery men Of the blockade aeet among
the auxiliary vessels are progressing rapidly,
as we learn from letter dated on board the
corvette st. Lous, now off Pensacola. Those
ships arriving out from the States ith all
green hands will secelse small detachuents OF
trained sailors from the Inen.of-War that have
been in commission some time, aud the best
gunners will be put at the most delicate posts.
In the United States Navy, there arc, It 1s estf
world -of these, fully one.half are'now on the
coast, Just where they are wanted.
, 1861-05-10

1sD1AsAPo11s, May 9.-The eleventh regi.
ment Of Zonaves, under command Of Colonel
Wallsce, left at nine o'clock tonight for Ev'
anREille.
, 1861-05-10

The DuFRRREuR-Ths North is fighting
f2r the peacs Ct the country, the rebels for :
pIecs Of it.-Ihs&. -: :: : :.
, 1861-05-10

GEN. ScoTT.-Thia veteran lns reached the
classic age-he Is 76--and tine to the principles
| ,f 1vR -
, 1861-05-10

WAsHSaros, May 9-The third regiment
from Kentucky, has profared Its services md
viii form part Of the regular brigade to be
commanded by Msjor Anderson.
, 1861-05-10
TRu5TEE8: 8 !:

CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue OF
cait co1rt of Coles County IN fa7or Of William f. Me
Eor Flsi9st "a s,nst 81 hfe' fse nd sy q Ms1
ISL At the north door OF the Court Hense sae IN n
Of Chicago shall offer Tor sale g papnE xsHe ~ IA -
he f5lowinE described property to xtt[tots +
and Il BLOCK f3l of pser nna1tsr ~ tse
nofthwesf quarter cf section = ToMs2sa1p y kanzs
Il esst on fae Third Principal MeE1ctaa Wn4u sa1o
its Fin b, soid in parcas sceordng 70 the plat and
gubayon taereof made b ChaIses EleaasIs 11a [a
S1nSeted II ffom Nd Is No. IS inclusive Also. tbs
soT7hWest quarter q Section; q II ToEAAP 8
EonrtY of COOK ard state or Nnn. ts
A. G. HESING. 6heEm Of CookCounty+
By +. NJ BK4nl1Y, Deputy.
pased the 9Th dsy Of April, Hdi- apNeE6a -wss
Tbs abovs sala Is postponed untn the $oth day o.
May, at saa same hour nd plaea
By r. b. HRApLEY, Deputy.
Dated Aay 9Th, 1861. my!6 sN4 st~
, 1861-05-10
Reported Invasion OF Maryland by
VffE1u32uEa

HARRISBURG, May 9-kn officer from the
Chambersburg camp, brings the intelligence
that Tuesday morning, the Virgintans seized
mac, and were engagedin forHfying them. 4
number OF secession troops. bordering on 60oo
were there, and were to be increased by the
arrival Of !, 200 Kentuekians.
Four companies Of cavalry Which march cd
from Carlisle barracks on Monday, passed
through Maryland aud have reached General
Scott's lines.