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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
MAP OF TEE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
WI WET JOHNSTON,
BoakselleYs and fi4Io1e

No. IS Main .,rest
Have purchased ertire edition Of Rieie DunnsyantI
edition OF the Map OF the State Of Virginia II the
map State pubshel contains all the eoun.
ties prncip. towns rslroAs Ees canals other lnrr.
nslmprovemert, put in neal packed for price sa,
Rollers rs
We also publish HarieeJ Light InAniy Tactics complete In
one volume with plates and maps, ] 20.
The Volunteer Hand Book, BY Capt Jas Lee Of the y
REGIMENT virginia Volunteers; Ith thousand; ade.
Cash be with the orders 10 al
HB-We have IN press and will pubilsh shortly, GlhanS
Volunteers snd hnua containing pages and 200
Illustrations
skIrmIsbers' Drn and Dayope EIsrce prousey uss,ed
by Capt Milton Gary Of the Prst Resiaeht yina v,laa
tser new edition; 3h thousand.
Address orders 10 WEST & JOHNSTON
rrbhshefs, fAs HsD RirhP,onJ Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

VyO HYSICIANS. The sub Carbonate Bsmuth Is offer
Ell 10 you az perfect sustt tie for the sub Nitrate which
now ver> The oompers the Dpe1satory
(vde pa ls) r the Sch Car onate nj
Sub Nitrate and nent
ioue ns.rR sufficient supply received 70 al al prescrp.
tinns supply ofthe best chemicals and
podnct HERETOFORE supply In the
ful prescriptions Of pat MADE BAKER
Pharma e.iis.s I6 Man above PostOce se2G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

GREAT SALE
At REDUCED PRICESl
OF LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK OF
RI OH D r z s = GOOD =,
ON esunrs in large Cloak Rocms begn THs
" DAY and continue tn s the Goods sold 70 redu,. oar
ttock and business 10 the condition Of the tines
Among The Goods row offered, are
Besutiui sils Dresses At $40, ff2, SO and $50
Beautiful SIX Robes a. soto t21.
BsTeEe sobes Al f5 and so
soleatid HernSn' Dresses at SIS
4 great variety Of
Bareges, Grenadines, chSnles,
Popins 0rgsndes Lawns
70 be sold without regard sAtEL " pRICy CO.
GB-The new Goods Of the receiving every stazs
HARRIS JocKEY-cLUB SMOKING TOBACCO, 40 mach
III sough. after by sr1okeT,, for sale by
PETERSON MAJ
T,HE HANDBOOK OF ,RTILLsRY, by Capt.
i John Roberts eth Regiment Artillery T. u Army yolure
lsmo muslin. Price 81 edition S be ready last Of
July.
To be Published July 10th. pocket NAP virginia price
rs cents.
Inpreparaon, poke, TESTAMENT similar sre and .tyie
% the Bible Society sga,e S2ro and Ike possible.
Will be ready for delivery TO advance orders 10 septebt
Price go hundred Ar ths advance orders huei
price VIII be tl2 20 per hundred and 10 ets ct retail
Ns J. W. RANDCiPF. 1871 MAil street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

I zoo PACKAGES MANUFACTURER TO-
lsOOV BACCOs-We have 10 store 800 packages man
ucured Tobacco various brands qualities which We win
sell and take 10 payment Rank Of PtSyvania notes "A law
prices fer the notes % any Bank In State HUNT JAMFa
corner Va and Gary streets. seia
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS, oftha nnestb brands
VI Just received non New Orleans and Ohsrlsson aSo
ettes and the finest brands Of smoking and chewing
bsooO ct MEADE BAKERS Drug Store $50 Main Iirss
Ger, above Post 0Mee, se2e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

ERAED CUTTING.
UyHr naIxsssd having removed his shop nert door 70 the
OOtfnsH<U EorsL shockoe Slip, bess leave 10 Inform
his NE Pubic generally, that he 10 alta
the and At The shortest notice
robscoo flour Grain bags Machinery
other ,sA>s send In orders and
VII the reasonable terms, and
zee 10 ri.p.n- s-rre ss,isis.tion.
Also II, ,os q Branding Bushes Key Cheeks Bras Ls
10. L. H. bsAHAh, bfhno oduer,
~ Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

MI ULES, MULES AND S91sEs.-I have g..
Hx Just received, direct from Aeiuciy very choice
. - superior lot of Stock l have HUI8 zen .Gltei 4,
n'l naste railroad purpose, srss, ci IlsElaSS use az
leh VII ss, rsoh.Ise broAf ltr IL the cy cT ,s
I've Rardsn's old ssIsd.
Auls-i tpWrY WsrHru
III B. nall be 10 receipt Of .rssn s.sc cree, ,- rsr,r-,
fsry Goaih. Ecqo!-e - above
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

BARBEk.-The individual you refer TO, who
% cooIly, deliberately and Jeorlsssly gssed
on black sDakel skin) around your pole, i
no doubt that "long, lank, slouchy, sham
bling, youth, with big pipe in his mouth"
Who will, s.soms Of those fns days, saunter
up BlondeAa street 10 quest Of booquets."
EMiosAsr.-How ridiculous for you to cup
pose that those columns you sss erected on
iis siiiie~ .ixs oi HsoAai are ismp pos,s:-
They were PIT up BY she CITY u m immenss
expense 80 somebody for the oonvsoisnce Of
fsrmsrs and others TO hitch teams to.
Coun1RY MERcHAxf.-N Nav American qoar-
Gers can be had At any Of our bankers q tho
usual price II and Is cents per piece.
MARION CouNrT.-Your rural simplicity
should not b shocked By tho statement that
10 hsrsdo actually drink river wster. OR
people have done tfor many years and "still
survive" Il y often qsise nuddy, too, and
sometimes worse than muddy, and yet "
really shiDk Il better than limestone o. veil
I water. Lot your verdancy be oomfortsd By
the oriEinal and amasi0g discovery that I
little ALAN will precipitats oil extraneou.
matters 10 the bottom. Let the Quarter
mastsrs zee 70 II that every soldier going
South il provided with atnn. Dont forge
n. s@#A4Aa@ Af
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18
90 M M f RCIAL.
DAILY Cars cIrr ovriCn, 1

DAILY Cars cIrY 0rYIcn,
keokuk, Jnne IL.
FLoUK-supsrnne. - % Spring wheat sx-
ira, 81 50, Fall wheat, extra, 81 70.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 u psrIte.
CORN-yello Is to 10; white 10.
BARLEi-spring zbssoc
WHEAT.- In good demand. Fall 90 to Ieo;-
spring roc; choice do. rs.
OA1b-l6 to lie.
RYE-3oc dull.
POTATOEs-l5by the load retail 20.
aROcEkIEs--kew Orleans hugsr fair 1a7ae
prime n to ST, clarified Pale, crushed and loaf
Tito IL. Moiasses-P Plantation s5to ACE 8. n -
to As, Goldsn Syrup,65 TO 7ec. CoGss-kio le
to Ia. Java 20 to lie. Laguyra, TO II TO Is Rice
i0c.
soAP-P.lm SIC, Family Sic; German Gin.
7tto7l.
cAEDLEs-star TITO is, stsarins Is, Mould
IL,
LARD-s; retail Toe.
BUTTEk--Common sto7 Choice sto .; retail
III.
LKATHER-sols Is to 1sc; Harness III.
aiDES-Dry 6;green, ~ green sheep psit,
50 to SOC; green heg skins rs.
HAY-prices nominal.
sEEDS.-Hungarian Grsss, -; II notify 81 "a
Flax Seed. 10.
SUNDKIEs - Onions, 50 TO 65 Eggs, 4toA J.
-4sathsss, 31r To FAC White EsanA, II 80 374
FRUIT-Drisd apples, 30 TO " per bash
Dried peaches 81 IS TO ] 0ei Raisins. Il 60 e
as.
CuEESE--W. r.. 10; Denmark too
BREF-34asc gross; 10 to Sc per quarter.
sHEEP-sl 80 to s. ~ p head.
HOGS.-Drsssed, 81 90 ~ 81 ~.
SALI--0.A 81 7bper sack; KAna~ha, % Il
30 per bbl.; Liverpool, ~ e0a3 90 psfsac
Lake ~ 50 to 50 90 " bbl.
FISH--Macksrcl, No. 1 $40 to 81 y Dbl; No
13istosi7; Nos $l7to&l3. white, No. l SIS y
TO IS TsP half bbi. Cod Fish stQtFn.
RAGS-3to 24c.
OLD IRON to he per b Brass 8 to lecpe
b.; Copper la per n.
ExcsAacE.-On Now York for currency, nom
inal, IS 70 10 per emit; forgold 4 per osnt. st
Louis per cont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

TWe learn that the ng-looked for arms
and uniforms to equip and ciosbs our gallant
soldiers will soon be here. This 10 NO doubt
gratifying news 70 the Sd Regiment, Who
stand badly 10 need Of Oil thsse things; and
II they were called away for service - sud-
denly - the 6rss and second wore, they could
oaly rely on soaring the seesssioaists to death
By their appearances.
hurry up! You gentlemen who have the
matter 10 charge, and see that our Iowa
lfoops are put into condition for any emer.
Gency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18
ranorsau.

Hall Hopkins will exhibit PsaoramA Of the
present crisis. on Monday evening, in the Dining
Il al of the Estes Hoase. This Panorama covers
three thousand feet If ca.aaS and represents TWEEN
ty-ons scenes, beginning With the nalit6eation In
1853 and ending With the taking Of Hsrper's Fer
~ in 1861. 1t represents the secession dream Of
John e. Calhoun, the taking Of Snmptsr, and eve
.ythipg of interest in this great drama, down t.
the burning q the ArsenAi ut Harpcr's Perry. W.
bsspeak fur them full house. Price Of admis-
sion, rs cents. Children. 10 cents. Doors open n
fo'clock. Panorama moves at s. dit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18
ATrENTaOn, VOLUNTEERS.

ATTENTION, yOLONTEER6.
The Volunteers Daily Union Prayer Meeting
will be held Ia tho Court House, every evening
Ut u O'Clock.
All the volunteers arc earnestiy and cordially
IL sii.sa - s;.e-1.
junsAd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18
Attention, volaalscrs-

Attention, VOla0lecrs.
Wanted, one hundred good asd sbls-bodied men,
for three years or during the war. Apply at tie
rendssvous on Third street between Main And john
son. 2
Those joining this company can b. assured that
they viii be mustered into the U. s. service inns
diakiy.
June rs, Tl-d1wItw J. G. PARROT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18
N OF ICE.

BANKING HoUss o. J. pIckxY 1 SoH,
FAsAI,Gros, june s. 1861.
All our certificates Of deposit dated previous 10
March lst, 1861 we're stolen from US, and will not
b. redeemed by ". All dated since March LIST,
1851, with the denomination on the face and on
,he back in red letters v i'll b. redeemed BY US.
iunsl2dlm J. DICKEY SON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

An adjouxLsd meetingf the Board Of Medical
EIamInsTS WIN be hsfd ut tire 6ity of Kscs ali )
commencing on July ID, for the purpose Of examin-
Ing additional csndi dates for the position Of Sur
seon and Assistant Surgeon IN the Iowa Regiments.
&c. HUGHES, Chairman.
June Is, lS6l-d
Tiowa papers please copy.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18
N Office.

The undersigned, Merchants in the City Of Kso-
kuk, agree hereafter 70 receive the notes Of all
specie paying Banks It par, for goods sold aad
debts dine u, and the notes Of Missouri and Other
suependod Banks 1t their current value only.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

TAHE As Low As nv ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
H. Ask for Tick cts by the Great wabash Valley
Route, and be sure you get them.
"a New and Elegant Sleeping Cans are run from
Quincy to Lafayette, t26e niIet that passengers
can get good nights rest while pursuing their
journey.
~ Baggage Checked from Quincy to all por-
tant places East and south.
N 0...Tsckeis for Sale ct the corner Of
Main snd Second streets, Keokuk, Iowa, and Il the
Company Ticket Once, ~ Front It., Quincy, Ill.
x. G. SMITH,
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
Quincy, Illinois.
n. =. TEN.EYCK. aGsns.
my19pim KEnkUK, IOWA.
WAMI MAMsl
,NHE greatest preventive Of War. and the only
j assurance Of success, IL the efficiency of the
people as D nation with Ere arms. Believing il to
be the duty 81 every man and by to make himself
familiar With the Of the rife and pistol hay
opened Galiery fer thoee who wish to practice
Charges only enough t. pay expenses. Wisconsin
and Illinois money taken at par. All kinds Of
trade taken for shooting
r. p. MACY,
June6d2w ~ ST.. bet. Main and JOHNSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

EWe learn shst Adjutsnt Norton b.
Chipman, OF the Second Regiment, has been
promoted. Most Of his regiment 10 now con-
|ecotrAted IN the vicinity OF St. 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

TWs would advise John 70 keep bis 40
|auasic machine locked up after the labors Of
|sAs daJ, for in case the "aenssShnfs" or ..&Dy
|othsr mani should make decent upon as
lon some dark and fearful night, bis works
|Dighs be 10 mistake carried OF for come la.
|Dsuss coIumbiad Of Nm entire new pattern.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

b. r. Moody. Furman Maxwell,
Cox Shelley, Bartlett, Kaye . Co.,
A. Bridgnsn Co., Ogden, Brownsll : Co.,
s. W. ~. Tucker, G. CARRIER Co.,
A. J. wilkinson, Farrar = Avery,
Cady, Jones 4 Peck, J. A. Durkee Co.,
i. W. Wtstcott, Evans .BidlsnAn,
Lane Buel, Patrick 0ibAons,
Barsitt Co., I'll Geo. Foster,
Thos. J. Rice, Wilson uustin,
Kramer, Irwin Co., Comstock Bro,
II. D. Woodward Co., r. D. Poster,
kiser Hills, Geo. - Kilbourne.
Prescnt current valus Of Miaoari money Ssets
One per cent. premium allowed an New York Rx
change. se ssA asaA ge
ksokuk, June I, Is6l-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18
Arrival y nd Closing 81 ID ais NJ the
Kc0kuk Post office.

ARRIVALS.
Eastern Mail arrives daily at IL o'clock IN. and
5 o clock p. m.
st. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily Except
iIlUnuzys M.
Western Mail arrives daily Except sundsys) II
I'm.
Burlington Mail arrives daily Except Busdays)
|at 6p. M.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily lex
sept Sundsys)a pm.
North 10 ~ and North Illinois (tri-wsekly) on
Tussdays, 1hursdays and Saturdays, At IL m.
Charleston Mail ltri-Reaklyl ArriYsa Tussdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays tip m.
CLOSING.
Eastern Mail closes daily texcept Saturday, at
p. m.
oil. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily texcept
gnndays) ~ I'm.
Western Mail closes daily Except on sundays)
at IL O'Clock N.
Burlington Mail closes daily Except Saturday,
at 8 p. m.
Carthage snd Ply mouth Mail closes daily (e1cept
B1tnsdsys) Il r. ".
North Iowa and North Illinois Mail ltri.wcekly)
slssss sa IIae.ssysr IAtfsasy+ -ssa ssssraayt7 81
1R N.
Charleston Nail ltri-wsctly) closes on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays =, =. m.
All Eastern mail matter is sent BY way Of Bar
lingson, and arrives promisenously.
On Sundays the Post Cdsce will b. open from 2
10 p. m, instead OF from y 70 3 !. N.
May 81, 1861 j. b. HOWELL. P. NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

e G. Washington Mesrs, formsrly Of
this city, is "high privase' 10 one Of the
Brooklyn regiments now st Washington
Oar informant tells us that be 10 "eagsr for
the fray" and with his blue coat. scarlet
cap and trousers, presents quite q ssmiling-
tary'' and picturesque appearance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

e Adjatsnt Wsldron, after visit TO our
|sisy. went down yesterday 90 the Die ver-
non to join his regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

g The stesmer Hamilton Belle, Oaps.
McCune, arrived here last midnight from
Hannibal, which place she left on Sundty.
bringing : dispstch from Col. Bates 50 Lieut..
Chambers. The Dispatch related to the Sd
Regiment, which seems 10 be needed, but
how soon II viii be called Nc could not learn.
Large quantities Of surplus muskess had been
landed 10 Hannibal, which may be for this
regiment. Col. Bates command VAS still
$4,000 Ill .lc.s =. H.:::n.l -. g: = =
Railroad, and Brig. General Curtis, with the
Cd Regiment, vas 10 St. Jo., where trouble
was anticipated.
The Belle brought up large quantities OF
tents and blankets from Quincy for the Third
Regiment. Clothing for shs Io~a troops had
not yet been received.
Ten DAYS provision xas taken to the troops
on last Saturday from Quincy.
Everything was quiet in Hannibal. Sc.
cessionists bad made themselves SCARCE, and
the few that still cling to tho place keep very
silent. We learn, however, that : Mr..
Med onnell bad the indisoretion to utter some
disloyal remarks and snap : pistol At some
Of our men ~ they passed Nod oDnsll's STA.
sion 10 the train, when one OF the latter i'm
mediately pat bullet through bic heart
Mcdonnell secms 10 have been known y !
secession leader and was on . visit 70 bio
faEhef, who II muster " the station bearing
bic nane.
---..~~------
- Al interesting and pronisinE boy, 10
years old, named Dow Williams, son Of
our esteemed feilow-citisen John A. Will
liams, was yesterday drowned in the river 10
the upper part Of III. city. From the par.
siculars that could be learned is seems that
Dow, in company with younger brother
and other boys Of his sge, ventursd to take
bath, and be no doubt went beyond his
depth. No help VAS ~ hand and bis young
compositions did not realise bic situation gill
some time after be disappeared beoessb the
sorfass Of the water. Anxious search Vas
made for the body, bat up 70 late hour II
had net been recovered.
q Messrs. Hall I Hopkins for the better
accommodation Of the public, have removed
their Panorama to the A,heneum, and will
give one more exhibition to night. This
Psporams covers three Thousand feet Of can
vass, and represents twenty ons scenes, be-
| ginning with the notification in 1882, and
ending With the taking Of Iiarper's Ferry d
] 1851 Il reposssnts the sessssios dream Of
John G. Caihopn, the taking OF Suuptsr
and seerything Of interest 10 this great draua
down to the burning Of the Arsenal as liar.
psr's Ferry. To give oil IN opportunity u
witness these truly Interesting paintings sh'
prices Of admission have been reduced TO th,
following scale. Dress circle, Is cents
Gallery, 10 cents. Doors open as72 O'Clock
Panorams moves st precisely. We be-
speak to them full house.
T. G. Washington Mears, formerly o.
this city, is "high private" 10 one Of .h,
Brooklyn regiments now 1t Washington.
Our informant tells us that be 10 "eager To-
the fray," and with his blue coat. scarls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

GA squad Of sieeteeu armed men 10 nov
daily desaiied from the Third Regiment to
guard the powder house 10 this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

e Since the promotion Of Col. Curtis to
shs Brigsdier Generalship, we learn thst
Lieut.. Col. futile has been promoted to the
solonelcy Of tho and Iowa Regiment, and
Major N. n. Crocker to the Lieut.. eolonelcy.
This creates sssaDcy 10 the M.jorship which
olhoe 10 generally awarded 70 tho senior cap
tain Of the Regiment. Whether Capt. Hus.
son - Captain Of Co. A has attained that
position Ne could not learn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

e. Acting Colonel HERON hss sent up 20
DIALOGUE for six. FOUNDER. he intends to
lAks che osnnon along with bin when called
kNsy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

ga onion Ball 10 TO be given in Bur
rove Hall to-norrov "Wednesday night
Those Who love 70 strip the light fantastic
|tos's will makes note Of the fact, - tie
(gen,leneo c,odusting il are boaod TO make
|js . briliisas affair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

RADLROAD MEETING.
YrHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the 6toek hohers
j Of tbs ksokpk, NJ. Pssaasns sn1 Anssati1e
Eaaroa1 Will ~ Mid At the Brassliea Aonee r ass
NJ Pleasant. lovs, On wednesday. Juse lotA, .
eseloek y. =. !. NJ. OoD1u,
Ny =, leelAs4 DsGgla3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

- Oar friend FrsIer on Main street, be-
|tuesa Fourth and Fifth, 10 nos prepared 20
make uniforms NJ the shortest notice. We
|oan assure our military friends that they will
b pleased with the work he turns out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

e We learn that the home guard in Gro.
ton, Leo Co., vent on last saturday over to
residence OF . Mr.. Webster whose loyalty TO
ssAAe GaisH ~ss assssed 70 compel him to
>Ake The oath Of allegiance. Ii 10 supposed
that Mr.. W. complied or . tight rope per-
kormsnce would have been heard Of ere this.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-28

Another internal Confederate plot has
been discovered, being no leas than to Sc
crete a sufficient number Of pirates In the
steamers leaving for California, 70 rise In
nutiny and seise the steamers when ct sea,
and doubtless numbering the officers is also
included in the programme. Such plots
are no more than We must expect Of the
blooiIhirsty rebels whose tactics consist in
picking OF scouts. and hanging ell North
erRera who are unfortunate enough to fall
into their clutches. How long this system
has prevailed, and how many steamers have
already taken out gang Of ruf6ans in
their steersgea, We Do not know, but it is
not impossible that one or more Of our
splendid Califcrnia steamers are GlreAdy
in the hands of the pirates. Aud it is just
such men who, whsn caught with arms in
thelr hands, with which 70 sssassinats the
6rst'URioa men they meet are let of upon
taking the oath Of sllsgisncs, which they
viii regard 50 long as they are within
range Of cur nuskets, aud 10 longer. Such
lenieney cannot long suffice. Hslf dozen
hangiugs would 90 more to intimidate the
rect Of the rebels than half q dozen thou.
sand oalhs. SEins up the pirates to the
yard arm, and FIRE volley Of Mimic balls
into those taken on land, and thus let them
kDoW with whom they have to deal This |
is no "unnerOiful cruelty" but simply a
necessary evil" military necessity"
which no other nation would have hesitstsd
n usinr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-28
Resources Of he Coveru.ept.

The New York Journal Of Commerce be-
lisves that the Government win endeavor
to provide money for carrying OF the war,
after some such plan as the following:
Ist. A change in The tariff 20 revenue
stsrdGrd, 50 as to bring the receipts for
customs up to the smOunt required for the
payment Of interest, and The ordinary ex.
psnditures Of government.
ID. The boTrOEing Of q large amount
upon q goverHnent7 Z per cent. stock, which
it is believed could be placed either in this
country or Europe.
81. The issue, In free exchange for specie
and 10 public creditors, Of treasury notes,
not receivable for public dues, but bearing
q handsome interest, and convertible into
9 government per cent stock at the op-
tion Of the holder.
9Th. If necessary 10 sustain tbs foregoing
issues, or TO lnoreass further the resources
Of the treasury, resort to direct taxation
through the present machinery Of the State
RoFernmentH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-28

Col. Kelly is sttll improving, and is in
excellent spirits.
Three tWenty-four pound hoEitEers have
been mounted at Birds Point.
Gen. Dembinskl, distinguished Polish
officer, has offered his services TO the Gov
ernment.
The withdraWsl OF troops from Utsh has
caused apprehensions Of Indian raids in
that territory.
L Is believed the Government Will MT
Interfere with the due course Of law in the
casa Of the captured pirates Of the priva-
teer Savannah.
Chicago has been The head quarters Of
the 18th Regiment Of the United States
Regular troops.
Tba Government has contracted with
Gen James, of Rhode Island, for a quan.
tity Of his newly invented bomb shells.
The supply will commence forthwith.
Five hundred stand Of arms loan
from Massachusetts, -srriTed at Wheeling
June l4Ih, for distribution to the Unior
men there. Fifteen hundred more we're e1
peeted on the next day.
The Government has prepared q circulal
IN relation 60 the construction Of gun boats
Il proposes to give, for the hulls, S56, ,00I
for those constructed in seventy days
$4,000 il ninety days, and $4,000 if il
enc hundred and I've days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-28
PUlICE MARSHAL ARREAFED.

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About three O'Clock thts morning, George
P. Kane, Police Marshal. Of this city, was
arrested at his house by order Of General
Banks, aud conveyed to Fort 8IclIenry,
where he is now held prisoner
Gen. Banks has issued proclamation,
nominating JAP R. KenleY Of tbeMarylsud
Regiment, Provost Marshal also superss-
ding the powers Of the Police COmmiss:oa-
ers.
Mr.. Henley is to exercise supreme con
trol over the police department until soue
known loyal citizen is appointed 10 act rs
Msrshalt u
The proclamation gives as the reason for
the arrest Of Kane, that he is knoFn to be
sidlDg and Rbetung thCse In armed rebel.
liOn against the Government, snd is st the
head of an armed force which he has used
to conceal rather than detect acts Of treason
10 the Government.