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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

Ny best hat has been standing guard for
. window pane that went out tho other
morning at the invitation ola brick. It's
gettin' cold down here, wonder if / amt
sbls.to climb. If / had . drink / could
think better. Let's see, amt got three
cents: IL I was in tavern Icould SD onQe
one. Whenever person treats and says,
s ssepesfellers.v I always thinkzmy name
Is "iellers. and Eve got too good man.
ners 20 refuso-s Well. mast leave this.
or they'll arrest me for an attempt at bnrg-
larry. amt come to that yet. Anyhow
i. Was the vince barrow that did the harm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

Let's see. whsrs am /? Yes. I mind
now. Was coming mp street. met wheel
barrow-was drunk. coming t'other way;
the wheelbaTrow fell over me. or fell over
the wheeloarrow. and one of us fell into
she cellar-don't know which now-guess
II must have been me: I'm nice man
yes. an tight tore! drunk! Well, I
can't help it--t'aint my fault-wonder
whose fault 'tis? Is it Jones fault? No.
i it my wiis's fault? Well it amt. Is
It the whssl barrow's fault? No. It's whis-
ky's fault. Who is whisky? Has he
large family? All poor. I reckon? I
think wont own him any moro. I'll cut
his scquaintsnce--I'vs had the notion
about ten years. and always hate to do
it. for fear of hurting his feelings-I'll do
it now think liquors injuring me. ITS
spoilin' my temper.
Sometimes | get mad when I'm drunk
aad abuse Bets and the brats-it used to
DO Lizzie and the ehildrea--that's some
time ago. I'd come home OF evenings.
she used to put her arms around my neck
AMI kiss me. and call me her dear Will
liam. When come homo now she takes
her pips out OF her mouth and her hair
ont of her eyes. and says somethin' like.
''Bll. you drunken brute. shut the door
altar you; we're cold enough havin' no Ere.
'thout lsttin' the snow blow in that way"
Yes. sir. she's Bets and I'm Bill now. i
amt . good Bill nuthsr; won't pass tav-
err without goin' and esttin' drunk. Don't
know what bank I'm on. Last Saturday
- - Il =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
1HtsceIIameons.

The AhALGAMArios OF LAsogAaEs.--'fhere is a
growing tendency in this age to appropriate the
most expressive words Of other languages, and
alter while incorporate them into our own; thus
the word Cephslic. which is from the Greek, sgni-
tying tfor the head" is now becoming popularzcd
N connection with Mr. Spalding's great Headache
remedy, but it will soon be used in more general
way, and theword Cephalc will become as common
as Electrotyps and many others whose distinction as
foreign words has been worn away by common
usage until they seem "native and to the manor
born" .rsfa =
44e-vesr s<slsr s..--s..t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

BRrDexr.--Missus wants you to send her a box Of
Cephalic Glue. no. bottle Of Prepared PilIs--but
I'm thinking that's not just it naither; but perhaps
yell be afther knowing what il Is. Ye see she's
nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache, and
wants some more Of that same as relaved her
before, So
Druggist. must mean Spalding's cephalic
Pills -
Bridga--Och. sure now and you've sed il. here
the quarther and Civ me the Pillsand don't be all
day about it aither. r -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
A REAL BLESSING.

Physieidn.--Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
hcadache7 a- ~ - 80 &5t
Mrs. Jones.--Gone! Doctor. all gone! the pill
you sent cured me in just twenty minutes. and /
wish you would send more so that can hare them
handy.
Physieian.-You can get them fany Druggist.
Call for Cephalie Pills, find they never fail, and
recommend them In all cases Of Headache.
Mrs. Jones.-I shall send for box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they a
real blessing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
,1RpLY REALIZED.

Hi 'ai n 'orrible 'eadache this hafternoon, hand
stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hi to the
man, "Can you hease me of an 'eadache7' does
IL hache ard" says 'e.'' "Hexceedingly." says
hi. hand upon that e gave me a Cephalic Pill.
hand pom my 'onor il cured me 90 quick that hi
'ardly realized hi 'ad lad an 'eadache. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

And when your cousin. Splash. was
up for the Legislators. you appeared much
grati6ed At his defense-which cost hin
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

TWENTY MILLIONS or DoLLAxs SAvED.--Kr.
Spalding has cold two millions Of bottles ofhs eel
bratcd Prepared Clue and il is estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
furniture, thus making an aggregate of twenty
millions OF dollars reclaimed from total loss by this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue a
household word, he now proposes 70 do the world
still greater service by curing all the aching heads
with his Cephalic Pills, and il they good as
his Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like
snow in JULY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

It's increasing demand aud wonderful success
has induced some three hundred TO initiate my
" Vegetable Healing Balsam, (which is always
done to an Invaluable medicine Therefore the
counterfeit Is composed Of only two articles.
while the genuine is composed Of eight diflerens
articles, and !" all work together for good
$40 ssB. DENTON 4 Co, f'fepriciory,
s NJ l42 f;enesee 81, Anbrn, N. r. I
old by Pershing 4 Co., Plymouth, Ind. fnIsyil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

n AOadsi0e COIt0quys
And so. Squire you don't take coun-
~ paper?"
mo. Major. get the city paper on much
better terms. so / take couple of them"
"But. Squire. the county papers often
prove great convenience to us. The more
we encourage them the better the editors
can afford to make them"
why. don't know any convenience
they are to me-"
The farm you sold last fall was adver-
tised in one of them, and thereby Jon OBJ.
tanned customer. Did you not?"
VERY true, Major. bat paid TIRES dol
lars for it." - frss
and you made moro than three hun
ared dollaxs by it. Nov Hyoer neighbors
had not maintained the press and kept It
ready for use. you would havo been With
out the means to advertise your property.
Bat I think ] saw your daughters mar
risse in those PaPers-did that cost you
anything" sss.- So =
mo. but --sss szse'ssz
''And your brother death, with long
obituary notice And the destruction Of
your neighbor Riggs house by Ere. You
kaow these things are exaggerated till the
authentic accounts Of the newspapers set
tneu T1gnt- sfzs.aT s-s s,-' e. .f.s .sas9
90. true. but"
'And when your cousin. Splash. was
up for the Lesisisturs. you appeared much
grati6ed at his aefense-which cost hin
nothing" a.sR
Yes but these things are news TO the
readers. They cause the people to take
the paper
"No. Squire Grudge. not if all were
Ike ycu. Now tell you. the day will
surely come when somebody will write q
long cniogy on your life and character. and
the printer will put it in type with heavy
black line over it. and with all your riches,
this viii be done for you as q grave for .
pasper. Your wealth. liberality, and all
such things will be spoken of; but the prin
ter's boy. as he spells the words in az.
ranging the type to these sayings, will re.
mark of you-'Poor. mean devil he is
even sponsing an obituary" Good morn
ing. SQUIRE"
, 1861-05-18
A. Description Of tho Erluans Steam
Con.

from the hashiEk ton Star Of Wednetdsy1
Tne steam qua captured at Elseott's Mills,
On lis way to H4rper'a Ftrry, is one OF the
lions of shs Massachusetts, camp. Isisau odd
looking coGeern, bsaring not single Iuaica,
ton 10 the unPracticed eye Of tta mQrdsrcus
purpose Through the intelligent aid Of Capt.
Pickering, who seems to krow what's Ytat
about must Sorts of maehfEery, va Obtained
somo soft OF notion how the tairg was
worked. Tho wao!e coIcsr1, which wei1hr
Eer2ats, Gv= toEH, IL mounted on Hnsele
Externally, 1t has the appsasance Of q I'm al
tEthorae power engine ~ oua cad, ana n
the other, ruus on into tharp nose, not
uu;iks All en1 OF the ": u LIS cigar steamer.
Tuts nose, however, which Is merely the
sheath to prote It thn :tusehina and It's oper
a4,ves, IN cons.r6ct=d of one and = quarter
inch iron; and the expectation Of The in
tentor waa, apparently, that balls aimed At
it would glance OF hsrm.cssls. In the opin--
ion OF thuse conyeTs4ut with such mate r8 4
btlEle bail woa1d penetrate this saeath, Wills
a0 pound shot would Of cnGrao knock the
Whole thing lz.o cooked hat. Thia pointed
sheAth or Covering IL divided nearly III wnole
1ecsth by s1is three inches In width, afford
lag Al opsnny II tha dl4ch srse at the pun.
With thta moathllke REt Giyiniug the khtsth
into ponrerous java, 4nd stretching from ear
to ear, The affair has the look oI some asFxlt:h
ehtrk.n n 80 eea monster: fesiitg lats this
Opening nat Elneh II to be, Eeen bsJdhd teE
coy Wheeis and d bit oi mild oeking GRINDER,
which. however IL taS oa1hpitcepf the een-
ttifuga1 wkee', which, revolving At ii 10 tremen.
deut rats u $50 tunes psr minute, fpgh cut
tArsa 0an2a 1A ~ eAc1 revolution.
'Tns Aassachusetfa Folks thi1k that the mx-
oeias ..ces not a-paaat to 1nnch, its IN Wte1di.
1asaa aazroT pas:a1e, Il might, horerer, do
good sar7Iea Cxpt, Pick kwfn8 tays thar Wtil
gI~ tt = tFid ~ d. anyaev, to teat tsnsF.
, 1861-05-18

FROM she Lond01 NaNe, May Sd.
President Linccla IL now free to act, and It
may b. wor:h Gu. while to examine the N cam
ty .nt n be proposes to coercs the seeded
Ssases back Into the union. Judging by lii
hlA daclarasion to the Virginia C3nn:esion-
ers, and his proclamation Of war against the
South, We are led to conclude that COZ rcios
will In no ssnts he invasion. Ths President
DESIGNS ners!y to occupy and possets the
properly which belongs to the federal Gove.n~
ment, and few will dis 21te bis hight to do 10.
even though sQch occupation should entail
civil war, TITS avowal 7ives u ihs
clue to Ms. Liaeoln's policy, when taken in
connection with the fat that every sou.h.
era por: is to be blockaded. and lhe
mails stopp.d to seeded States. It ID
not proposed to cutter the States com,a.
sing the Sontte>2 Confe =ration, bat mer+1v
TO II 6 Atn tho properly witch belon.r. and r.
ways - belonged to the F*deral G iyrrnmert
This IL precl7.ly THAT the South MI Ut d. fires
to avoid, for If Nj. Lincoln can retake an1
a1d hold tbs Bl1zs fott2 It the mouth cf the
hssisk1ppl aat the defenc:s Of Pen=a:cl Sa-
Vaanaa Ant Charleston, ,utherp ilds pm
denee VIII hecome impossible and th- secedtrs
o. c7napE1l=d to retarn to theis al'epianca.
1heTsH y no e0,nsntnity in Mz eitilized rpr{d n ore
esoss1daat sEoa otter nat oas shan hi, nf,rly-
JoFn'ea Rapn21c for TIA ye7v Hece.sa-ies of IL
are brought from tn Ffes .states, and ..x3zt
.'1dn4 fte1nred article Is also imported. fo1on
IL the liEs-nlood OF the Copfuuzr.tlon an ~
the cssizeus themselves, for cotton furn,shes
tn9 Wheze~1ihal to carry on the Government
ana the me&1s to tuppiy tho wAats Of thu
IlaeteFs sad the's slAyea~ BiL&ss tA< fb7s
o. expoTs3. aad go9ls and provisions r.eaipAi
r seaanS., &Aa ~hols community must u ,ytx oad
Ar. As'4et@a designs to put Ms tAcsds1s into tAts
position" 80 al to eoo.p9 submission Whether
ne a.s tha power to tT.et his purpose va
nssd y, seareaiy step to exanuins, but be can At
IL eVontf, Keep up E1en stata bf Alsrm upon
the South4ra eoAatza will vit2?1y affect CEN.
pesa9 If It do not Anihilase it. The Govern.
ment Of Montgomery evi!autly fear th Z 70
N t, but ~ the 3oatasrl Characterization does
not po+sess nary, it l. difficult to tell how
that usalt can b ohvIA.ed,
, 1861-05-18
Letter frof.1 1Hr. i. e, Stewart,

LearliaE that Mt. l. T. 6:eTart. tle 10 er-
C!f4nt rr.nce Of Nav f0!k, ns1 tan-erad re
G1lte1 stateA G3yernnent a Joan Of = nii'!an
dollar, dry g0ods firm La Memphis, Tenn,
ens.ou1trs OF Mr. Stewart, and his debtors to
a large amount, addressed him = letter upon
the su'j ,ct, Assuriay him thai, II he Tad mado
auct an Oft r, ta3 Nempai. firm would decline
to caIee1 jtA i.deb.eG1ess upon The c.c6a Ct
the Wat. Mr. Stewart renl'e:l as folows:
NEW ToEK. April -.
DEAR n:-ToEr letter feqaestL.s 10 kLow
wheta.r CT 70: lad cffaEed million of dol
lara to the Gsraron .1t lex the purpo. es Of the
wxr, and At thu came tim Informing NE tt at
neither yourself nor your t5leads woutd pay
tneir deots 10 the firm as they tna-ured, has
been received
The intention not to pay seems to be uni-
versal ia the 61ath, Aggravated in Jour case
BIZ the aspuranea that it Goss hot Ar!As from
inability but whatever nay b. your GetErmi
ration or that Of 0'hers IN the South, it shall
not change my conrte- All that have of posi-
ton and we4ltb, owe IT, The 1fi.e tns nstitu1ons
Of the United Z: :ascr, under which, in common
With all Others North and South. protection 70
LIE, liberty and property hsVs en- er)oyed
In the fullest manner. The Government to
which these blessings are due cal1 upon htr
eitixsas to protect tho Capital Of: the Union
txpIa Threatened as:an1t% and although Tie
cfisr 10 which You FsfcE has not IN terms been
m.de by me. ! yet ded;e4ts Ill bare, and
will, If ns-l, give my nfa to the tesv1es Q: tee
counrry--sor te that eouu::y I IN bound ~
the t1forg=st t.es It affection and futy.
had hoped TINT Tennessee would be Loyal
to the Consultation. Bat luRsser extensive
th@ra ~ a4y ~ uphold ths scTfre'gn!y ol
The Crl.sa es4tez, eh1ll be wit1 them, sup
A1E1. L, erzw4R7.
, 1861-05-18

therematnB Of Washington hava bsea removed
i'm their resting plaee.
Hrtgsdier Genera Aansdsld to-day issued
orders ~ follows:
ordered By telegraph the agent Of Adams
E1psass Co.. a. NeV York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, that In the future NO e1prt a. n1atte1
inclusive Of letter., will be permitted to 90
aonta Of this city into Virginia. Last evening
Col Stone seizsd BY my order, the Expreal
matter. aod stopped al contrabsnd goods md
Allowed the rest to 60 forward.
BE Gov Rssder W PennsylvanIa and Kan
-. hss heea appointed Brigadisr General By
tho PEs6idtnt
WAsHtzoroy, My ia communication
to tie press, signed by W. B. Smith, sa3s tho
f-ported destruction OF the bsl5Rta on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ii untrue: II
al tho report in Nav York mora.ng paper,
that be had asked in. Scott to take military
possess1on Of the road.
A special dispatch to the Co~sm1cil Id.
ss'tsssr esJs within 4 few days Ill tha Astsa.
ehaae.ts regtm an1a Will ba ord=red to Fort
Il ,Eton.
Tae Rsts special ssys tbs Capitol building
will os cleared Of troops by tho II. ef June,
ARd be rxnoVate ed for the extra session It con
Ere&s. Tha Mictigan ,ifs regiment arrived
hrre in line coodi'i,p, bang tbs hrxt bid. II
WsataFu trrott that has reached the CapitsL
Ihers Is no positive ind cAtieu Of the sd-.
yanca nf rsb=]S, nor hAye patteI les been erect
I'd on Arlington Heights.
Secretary Cane1on's family arrived here to
6aY,
, 1861-05-18
IuferestInx 1s<es sion Movement.

Pu'LAD1LruzA, Wednesday, My 15 1851
g5a.isi IN ar1ivsd h.r. this evening direct
from New Orleans, and from him ,rn tka
following news respecting thu stase Of affArs
II the 8oath.
Ny informant LEFT New orlaens on SATURDAY.
last. Ia the city, companies Of men are con
tinaallF being organized, and reeruita ire ep-
Ing every hour. It IL behaved there that.
within Que month afer requ1sltien IL made.
ooe hundred thousand nsn would be ready
In different pArts OF the sonth- Nearly this
number have already been enrolled Basins ss
in Now Orleans is prostrAtad- Tue cotton
season. Travel in the south il not stopped,
and ID ~ regular n hersfofo1e- Troop .re
transported over tho railroads daily. The
msn are III well tuppllsd with Arms. and haze
serviesAb!e equipments. They anticipate
prosractsd war. Preparations arc be 70
nsde to this end. Most Of ths troopa a.5
destined to Virginia
Tbs pl1us Of ths febals are kept a. secret as
possible, and al arrangements carried ont a,
q7ietly as they can be- Ths statements N Tie
Northern papers that = unaSimoos feelirg tx-
lists In tbs North to make war upon the II b. Is
is not credited in th- Sontn, ard tue people
there believe 1t Is only done to Intn,itate
them Tney feel confident Of SUCCESS, srd IN
doub ediy txee:s assistance fun the Nth
In obtalning arms.
Newa had b.ea received OF the organization
OF Co.. Billy Wilson'S Rig ment Il ras stat.
ed that Ets regiment w4s composed OF cut
throats aad burglars, which caused tne gre ates t
excitement They eonld not oel -ve The ca.
verums- t would accent them. Thy co1ti
dent.J eK pected thtt Maryland vt a 1t G. de.
Tns l2te news, ho owtver, OF the Ualou telling
In Baltimore has dtssipat=d Ibis ida!
, 1861-05-18

We are deeply pained 10 hear that stn'
ator Douglas is thought By his physicians
to be past recovery. Since lis list great
speech at National Il Ill, in this city. he has
Leen suffering from comolica ion Of mel
Adies, the II oss IN ,rzel aud painful of
which was rheumatism of an inlam,na-
tory character Within few days past
his disease hss assumed the form OF &
typhoid fever, under which be is said 10 be
rapidly sinking. List Light his symptoms
were particularly aiarnliag :, and though his
physicians were unrcmi,:ing IN their atten-
t:ons, and w;liifg to form 4 favorable
prosnosis from the slightest hopeful inGt-
cation, they sxe-e greatly troubled by the
evident pro:pec: Of R'e:d1y fatal result.
Nr. Douglas has had = constitution Of
wonderful rccupcrative force; Lis vital
powers have great activity; and Lis will.
by no means uaimportant on sick bed,
has the strength OF iron. These, We de-
vouiiy trust, may Jet bring him through,
and proloag bis lite for The benefit OF tho
country, Whose demands in this great
emergency he has answered with that
fssveus patriotism waich has blotted cut
thA past
, 1861-05-18

EREEFoa7, May l7-Tae resim ut fncsup-
I'd hers uu1-inaousy adopted the ftlt n Inv
resolution, which WAS offered BY Capt Henry,
aceon2 panied b. some highly patriotic ord
C1ristiAn remsFks.
Rsso.ted Tnas As regiment We btgh!y m,
proves hol: Ing regular prayer meet.rxe On
Sunday Aad v sdnesday evenings ot zach vet (,
a1d That, ~ fAr - possible, We will do 20,
After which Col Turner made m eeotorri.
ate speech: Ths cl.rgymen of the CITY haye
each agreed to circulate one hundred copies
OF tae1r deaonlnatlocal newspapers every
week AM oux the soldiers.
, 1861-05-18
Important SeIzare Mt ehtladelhia

PHILADELPHIA, My 17-Q lite an excite
ment wAs creased this muruibk By the T. iz7ra
OF sabnsrlne boas, the iavenlion OF DzYu-
lets, Frenchman. Ia going down the rlvtr
It struck an island. Four men xere fund on
b,asd. D:Vllera ssid he WAS taking it to lhs
N4vy I ara to teat, but The Off :ers there dis
csaimss &ny knowledge Of him Th= bca~ WAS
coastracteu some time eilca for rais1pg 4recks
and 0 hor subrnariae work but ~ nsyer put
In active use. It Is cigar shopsd, ma1e Of ircn,
and ~ seet Es1g. Z. supplies 16 own Air, nd
will % usstzi. = radnin{ under f1ett
, 1861-05-18

!, FnASKroRr, Ky., My 1.-THE Houae v&..
sertay eoncasred In thu Senate Bill leRelix;ne
the tuspe1ssoa ofspeeia payment by ths Ksn
tacky banks. The Houes passed 1esolptions
thai Kentucky should maintaia strict neutrsI.
= n aaE,ng the pfeseI: Contest, aud approving
o. ~ nesetne1s Ee'ussl, under existing cir
GaYernuaeut - !. N4eA4
, 1861-05-18

BURL1SGTos, 1osa, MsyT-f7cmn.,f.. r.
E AID ! ious:1 as4 s4illerg, from rort Randall
capt- Getty ,nmsuaieE, s1rivsd hsrs IT It ts thras
P. m by tae Burlington and Mi6eIseiu,I nh
1oso, aod LEFT At p. H. for Chicago! Thgv
left Council nffs on the 4th mat, esd nsre6.
ea .aeoas tee efass to ~Eddyvilla They Vsfe
detNned lev days By heavy nina
, 1861-05-18

PHILADELPHIA May ia steamer arrived
Iepofts setltg If Cape HsnIopen, steamer
North.
, 1861-05-18


IInportant from @prinxdel4,
Especial Despatc. TO 'ae Chicago Tribune
srR1SaF1E D. Nay II, 1861.
Nsj Gan Geo. B McClsllan Is expected
hero this evening from Cincinnati via St.
Louis. ~
Tenders have bea1 made to-day Of e1x resi.
meats fer tkree yests feryica In tic United
States army under the uEw eal, viz: Col. j.
r, Scott, CT Chicago, Of the regiment At large
row at Camp Yates Col Thomas J. Turner,
at Freeport, Of the frat Cong1 eaaional Dis.
trict; Col. John B Wynan, at Dixon, Of the
Second District; Col. G c, Marsh, at Joliet,
OF the Third District; Col. R. F. Smiths, oi
Qa:1cy, cf the Fifth District; and Col. Jro.
n. r.imer's, It Jacksonville, Of ths Sixth Dis
tfics. Bs special order, the Governor La
to-day given notice that ths War Department
having declia=d all off.rs of a7val~y, fYe com
psaies only Of cavalry will bs mustered Into
tae service Of the State at present. Two Of
th==e companies sra made up Of the Capt.
BIk;r Contingent, and three yet to be cezie-
catad-nfl to be rec=ivei from Tbs counties
s31.h OF The lias OF TIA and O!.:o Miss,ssinpt
ra.lrc.3. L the service, OF Il sc others are need
Ell, tie f:E:w;ng are aeei5nAted: Blooming ton
M:Lsan comfy, oae Company, Capt. J. Nc
Nal.a; Monmouth, WIr:o :ounty, one com.
p.ry, Capt. A c. Harding; St. Caa1lee, Kaze
coalty, ere csmpary, Capt P j. Bprcbili ,
Springfield, saagaaon county, cne company,
Cap: Joha B1"nsp: kacxyille, Knox county,
o1e c=Ei'a"y, Capt j Smith. By another
special cg;sr the follo=Ei1g named coupauies 8
are ds,:i: mated astLoae 10 compose tie la ts1fou
cffght artillery: Company A, Chicago, Cspt.
J.ae, Smith Com1s,E B, Chicago, Captain
,Ez=a Fa5ier; Psor'e Llxh. Artillery, Cap.a;a
2. Dlvlueoa; Marshal, C;ask Co., Captain r.
Mat escn and will b. detailed for service a.
10 loTs: Capt. Jam=s an;th viii remain a.
Caro- ua5.r command If Big. Gen. B. II.
P'ea!ias; Capt. Ezra Taylor will report With
his conmsnd TO tao saue officer With
a. little delay az possible; Captain
Davidson VIII at cnce repair with his eom-
n 1ad to .hs camp Ct tie regiment for the
fcssh ConsEsssion i Et=trict, unlc- the con-
maud OF Co.,, Capt x Ma;:<scu, with
his command, will, t.. 1is earlest convenience
repair 10 tie csmp Of tia regiment for the
seva1.h Cor zgressiorsl District, at NJ 4ttoon, IN
DIR tas command Of Col. g. Goode. ALI ofthe
sbova con npaties will, uroa arriving ut the
different poats assigned them, be mustered
into she service Of ths 87ate according to the
provIsiocs 0: Es:d act.
, 1861-05-18

:. EEW: ,YrHK. MI 1.-THE staAn,er K.rnit
b.. arrived ffa1h Hivs1a: 11th % y;a N.s.a. A.1
18Th The United s*atea 6teamor cuss5sr. Il
lEE5 AaTan7t ffom Ksy West, zreporta the Jaeht
Ma7daftf sAksa ~ us ualtsa 6tatss loop
, 1861-05-18

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE cfisial returus
from eighty nine counties, chow the Union
5ase for rder State D=ltgasee, to be q, sol.
WAS l46,21H
, 1861-05-18

THE ca ETtEx1T


i Ae ac.:cn OF the Taii;oai companies,
The warehcusc-n1en, the agents Of the p1o-
nel:er Ines, a'ld tic me-: chats. in relation
to The Secession Ut discEedited currency.
yesterday, is decjs:ve Of !ts Isle. may
now he considered IS dead; AID no effort
Q! the bznks can gaivarize it into lie.
From iA1s day, it V:l. cease TO rass in any
TRANSACTIONS al its nominal value, ltre Or
in Tie country.
But the VIZ TX docs rot step herc. Tie
notcs o; the banks ha-ed On tue stocks Of
tic tree, loyal, interest-;,.yng States ere to
he graded, a!,3 each ca.e will Lc hereafter
Fteetfed az its value, measured by the huc.
tuasaocs Of lie New Turk sock market
from dsy to day. We can Conceive that
fh1s arran: cm:lt, !. mix ny TIC currency
each Dag oo:y Al ilte- Of VIA: was {tae l.v
ut 'Ae Eoard''f Btoaers the day beSozc, will
produce 'ntxiricao!a c.'l,::::ssi,7 in alI Iusi-
g MATTERS; anI thut il WI cause I1any
losses and much ptccn:ary suffering that
might l.a7e lean avo..lvl if :ne r4rtxs wl.o
Lave taken The currency in uaud, cou!d
Lave agreed nl'oi l:st If i;;1,,?s: aid iS.d
dete' mn2le y-:u3 e. th:!r 1,;,cs II
which they might have lter received md
paid out But :he action has Beer, taEon
ard ii ough wei may question lis wisdom st
this time, We hope thu. the result viii y.
sa1E1ac5ory and IN Tie end profitable 10 all
concerned.
, 1861-05-18

hASKAkEs, Ill, May 17-fhe negro Wiley
Au'EiS: cunT!c'ed here Of Il uruer, Was hing
at 1210 F. II. today.