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, 1861-06-27

Chicago District Camp Meeting.
We learn that onr Methodist friends hare
determined TO hold Camp Meeting this year
at the ssme place where they held one last
5eer, viz. Desp1slnes station, on the North.
western Railroad, to commence the 18th Of
July, pro1imo.
The time Is earlier than last year. This a.
rzpEenent has been made TO accommodate tho
country. The Csnp-Aeeting Is for the CHI
ergo District, which embraces about twenty
chargee. Many Of these are in the country.
The farmers assured the committee that the
wheat harvest this year in this region Of coun-
try would be at least fonr weeks later fhsn list
year. Hence the committee determined to
hold the meeting In July, which viii accom.
modate the farmers, and viii doubt1es. .n,t
the city better th6n the time at which r. ~.
held In 1850. Al who were ut the Csmn.
Meeting last year will be there this yess, II
possible, and It is expected that the forth
Ginning Camp Meeting will Be the most largs.
II attended Of any one ever held in the North.
west. We think the time selected Is most op
portune for our city friends, All Of our
schools Will have closed before that time, and
everybody will want to 60 10 the country. A
more delightful place is not to be found a1y-
where. Let every one who can, make arrange
suen.s to attend.
, 1861-06-27

xTATE OF lLIIN1I5, COUNTY
H.. OF CQGK; Ss,-super.ar Court ct Chicago.
4rt,, f5sne1; " BEe.lngt.n " Chssles T. III CORY.
Gh!rles B Watte Hansah Eis:ra;. Marion 'atsF.3.
Of yaEsS c5.s,t W;a;s, !; :; decsa.ed-l: csaaeer3
and llAac: VIM: and that the h-Irs OF said Ja,es
WEE e1rels sast Francis auI william, LIS orath-rA
nie3 n ~ cse q Is Ct, r. q aid >np nor Curs
VIM Agi;1taza Wrn. AMI tie untnoxn hesrs os
.1aHer VIM decreased tsas the conplpi.r hl-d III
I'll II complaint n .sh Court o.. the Chlnc :, aldo
y. ~, o6 a. q, a a2:H;el, ~ ia. Summons rsnpaa
turn4o1e, n th: int Ma, GaJ CT August next ilsii].
IS r. b. fhw required -"
How unless ycu. tne 7aid F-ancla T.aa a.a Will! TN
Nin:., an: the unknnwt' h trt of 's:cet N M co
csastd shall FersonA1S b.. and appear eetoes AID Su.
PERIL Court of q !caS o. Cock County. tse nrSs
AK = t!s trF:. EFF . he h:laca 1t Cca IA
ana iesd A. Ker or ce1aF 10 t. said rotn ri ,'nants
bill ef complaint the same ard tac matte ard tlss
II. rem chsrsed anu ,t,ter will ne taken fesel.
p.a, r. gf tala h!ll EiLTE1E kIStsAIL. C,s,y
VT ErEGtss Commits SoIr.
IN, x.h S,Eo
, 1861-06-27
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fuANCER1 NOT1CE.-State Of
~ nIzoiA County OF Cock, S-s1per1os Cou,t
Ct thlesro. June tenn. 1871: In CEaucery.
milIsm Seymour vs. Cha l:unyon a31 Laura
Wicker. John penn:ston5 AE,e5icAa Hor7e Mai Coa
Ero1E; Fe1r5 Kinney: EzEe-t5n 3 Lodv,:E i;Ear'sa
sfa'rJr lobert nShes. Inc 3uttl:a .,.En!5tstra-
- Of tie - .a,ate Of Josl nurt'e. decreased, "a
linr sen'lnL tra.Etx q the ss:ue ofs.ph Fk.=s Dc
crAed- Me GnkroEn heirs OF 1~eah FiIKInA se1
Affidavit "a. ing been rlsd in ds II tDe ClerI
efsatd SEIrr:cr :u:t Of chicago shat ;obe.S ETsh"a
Of tLt tlrter.!sct@ above na2ed. dus :lqulrY
caoaot fnuEt ard that tho -.!t Hash:s ila1
gcEe out OF It'll stAte Notice Is hcrrhy g-en to this
sad lo'H r r.. th.t h: co:Epa.nans nes hIs ?lt
thsEeof g. :=e tveus'ca cay Of NHy lss1 aid t.at
SUIT m"Es 3rerpoa ssneI OUT CT said CoErt AGAINST
said Nefe .G,uts retIrleb.e the urss Monday Il
June re1t- t1S ~ aaia by nE required.
Now, urt2s you the ea14i Ii bers Hughes Sian
ESPECIALLY b. a5d s2rsas oefre :sd su2eT:nr C;Hrt
1e1t .er:: thsssck to b; -lden It cntcs1o n e*'d
answ;r Ct cernrr 10 tho *a.t rom4latn, at- bill 1t
complaint TIE sane. aad the alters AMI hnEa there
II el ArXea ard .tate. VIII ' taken cnEfr.5rtt aod
f-aid bill EALTHR KINDA Ii. E1csx
K1sa 4 SCOTT, CcmplsiIaats Bol.clto1A
, 1861-06-27
4pEt,

T OST-On Sunday evening in the
Lsdy'r Geld Watch ans Chain The n.ue Or tie
owner, "Loti.e ttns.'ts engraved the sle OF the
At tse stanwl1 Hsh, 20 South Cln.kst je:s13t
GTOLEN CIR LOST.-A Mare
~ With FLY gtraJed from tie undersigned on last
Tuesday. three rnt!ea west Brighton House. near
the Cata S.td As7e from nina 10 eleven Did,
three Y eeks old brown, with while htnd'rgs. Any-
Requested to give j; fnrta .icn 1t Mr. KEHoGs rel
det ce, 70. 173 Vest Randolph ssse t Theiafornaat
wll receive Ten Dolars reward
ieE-3t DENNIS HAETY.
T OST-On Saturday, Inns lst,
- bstwee1 the North City Li-il:s and Dr. Dyer's,
small Hurting Cased Nstch, with chain attached
At Dr. DJes'a. irlle.@51lw
, 1861-06-27

Toll City Deposits In varions B'ks. $295,73 70
I have received notice Of protest only Of war
rant on the Treasurer In favor OF Wm. II. Dunn,
{or $g9 45, dated April soth, payable at Hoffman 3
delpcke's. Protested because only Illinois Bank
informed t6as nots Bauf s. notes Rt # par
have only been offered in payment for warrants on
Banks above named.
The Marine Bank and the Chicago Marine and
city, balances On deposit illinois Bank notes ct
par, worth according 10 Railroad list, called
eEag5nS oneaith eaeh5o, %. 7o eoand % cents on
AieEsrs Hoffman & Gelpeko 1T present decline
payment; warrant On the Treasurer Tor the bal
ance On deposit there vas presented By the under
efgned, June 8th, and payment In Illinois Bank
notes or anything else was declined
The money on deposit at Marine Bank ind Chi
tsse
les received foE Taxes. ABB ut SO 600 Of the Gen.
Fund and Bond Acct Was placed about April 25th
sAsI- 3. WAn6, City Com ptroller.
MILITARY DooKs.-U. s. War Department 1n-
fantzy Tactics, $t.85 scott'H Tactics San; Har'
dee, <1.es; zouave Drill. By Ellsworth, $l.oo;
The Young Recruit, 81 % Cavalry Tactics, by
War Department., S43s; Bayonet Exercise, Nc
Clellan, q 60; Army Regulations, 1861 $1.6s.
AArs.-Colton's Map Of the United States, boc;
May Of the Seat Of War, s1-snall, 50c; Apple
toms Mapa, 25c each Lyyd's Railroad Maps, Csc
each. AL free By nail from the Military Book
store Of P. s. Sherlock, 112 Dearborn street.
jes63t
War OF EXPERIMENTATION has commenced up
On every species Of vermin that is infesting onr
hcuses, by Reynard & Co.'s Infalllble Powder for
Dcdbugs, Roaches, Ants, Flies, &C., and their
neTer-faI1iug Paste, which makes short work OF
the Rats and Mice. Sold only by ]. Il. johnson,
corner State End Randolph sts. 1nh28 3m.
GAI F1x1UnEs.-A splendid stock Just received
at Tilmarth's 3 new store, 1872 Lake st.est.
je133ot
tB Fine Toilet Soaps-English and French:
choice variety at sargent's, apot1ecary, corner Of
Randolph and State streets.
E Cook & McIain, 9s Dearborn street, have
made thei1 price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any otherhouse In the city.
e4
t8 All Rhou1d not fail to read the advertise
, 1861-06-27

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
~ County. s9-Cook Comfy Circuit Court juno
Term a. D. 1885, Eba1ezrr G. Wo1cost -. D. G,
Br. VII
Public n acc he1 y c1yca to the tat1 D. c. isrovn
Re cis1k Ct y Cook Co.n1} Circuit Cnur1 dt:ei
Ebenrzer i Nolcc,t :nd a;atast the cstste Of taa
ead z & Broan e., tht nm Of oae Er.d.e,i ri.sr.
sfer1n Ct Coos Cou1ty, Fuca said E71s ha, been
tlfltc sLcruttG
Now. Therefore mi. ~ gun the said H. c. Brown.
shall rsCEaly b. no appear :efure th6 said Eool
County rcr1t Court befnEr the F.t dhy Ut toa
cr1t Tetvu therc to tie htl:.n at The Court Hhusa
l. the .lfy VI CEica-o, the tl.ca Monla II June
A. = N"1. Eiye special bail snd plead 10 the said
5o9 snS L tas1T of tse sa:a Enene7'r q Hoicess
e!tnt to sat.- III" sid Judgment n1l co.:A Viii be
s.ld to ssrsiy the same. 49,
wt. L CHE ECH, Cl...k
, 1861-06-27

~ CuESTf. Ss.-sapertcr Court ct CnIcA:,
hrEnst Tern A D. 1891 l:-~i1am T. Burgc.s - jos
+ Eatl El z Mallory Eshel + F4Iahani A5s1s E:,;
f. Jot1i.R ard oI,ndo Hel!osa, lmple.tied With A. D.
So,e:h B 1ts:oa; TE.m $. BOD, Joseph i. .yer,on,
siahuel y lnr1ch and Aaroa Harca -Attnchucat Il
Infns M notsS L hereby Slsea p he said Ethel I.
tachmt2t Il aldas Aforesaid i-saed out Of te oie Of
t.e G:ss of ne saksroz Co1yt Of Ckeag dated 10
Eefs ant against The estate Of the sad FaEnhaE3 II
resded A. sf2resaid fcrtse anna Of e1 hn.ir:d snd
11ty dollars. Greeted to the Sheriff OF Cnuk County,
which said writ has been returned executed
Ao~. therefore, nnies. You, t!e said FaEnh7tn tta-
Ceadcd as Aforesaid, shall Ee-sonatiy b1 Aud acpear
nef!e ths sa:t Court u Chicago On or b:rs
te ns;1 aay of the terra therr5t to b. holden tbs
day OF August ., 1se give special bait and pl=a4l
70 the said plantus action Judgment Will be entered
uch Of rEuperty attached map .ntie-at /,
Satisfy the said jrcSTDc1s mad COSTA will b. sut t3
Eau-fs the sa1ue
Jekes7e-w WALTER ErAp4fr rtert
, 1861-06-27

M ASfER:s SALE.-State Of Il|i-
Re{b It al, ~ s-A Il
Public sotlet u hereby given ehat I l. c Palm.
ffee!, Master u tha1ccrJ, will In obedience to IN
mandate Ia DEGREE entered In tho above entjtfet
eanee sell II PUBLIC auction for cash 10 thu h1Ihr,t
bdteI y the north deer Of the cop:t Hoase Of IL
County e Cook the City OF Chicago On tho thiF}
Day or July, 1851 At zen oclark Ia lns f.r,nnnn
Of tait day, al he following desrbtd pre,nises a0a
feal estate, to-Ftt:-StEteen aad one.thrd re, ~
i've t feet texcept that part the southeast cafnsr
cUt ot By neyl ot Lot ire in bIo.k thirty fo1r ~,
Beginning at POINT on TIE east hna of Lasss s,!ee
eghtyaye fe-t north Of ths suuthwest corner III
lou. inGhea thence seventy feet aey hcncs
eSnth eleven feet and fon- inches, thence s5utw ~
oi nninE thence TO place Of beginning, aad ts:ue
1H1lo:s T. Z PtrEx FEFFE' E''e u
r,..,n, A3st:s "a LhsncsEy OF Cook County.
, 1861-06-27

no Soafd First Ward. Attention!
ne"empes tho meeting for the election OF Of
ssn ano osaes business this {Thursday) evening.
II Il expected that evexy member viii be- nre.ent
Roll ca1l at o'clock IN Tnx,,w,o.
Chicago, Juat n. 166l. e.c-c,..
, 1861-06-27
TIE CITY.

Prsso.Ax-Ksj. g. D. Baldwin Of Brig.
Gen, Prcntiss' Staff WAS In this citT nom Calro
YESTERDAY.
, 1861-06-27

The undersigned would respectfully repre-
cent to your honorable body that the city
owes IN the city Of New York, due the first
day Of July, being Monday next, amounts as
follows:
, 1861-06-27
r NIP o TANT.-Look in at

1To RANDOLPH STREET, Chtea&Q.
And see how low taey sell OILS Whita Ieaf Zt,e
Pslnts French and American Gln3a Tsrnishes Ind II
pans Of Al Rnds, Alcohol Burning tlud - iIls ~
best quality Brushes. and al anoultainn4 to tr1in
jAxfSIly THOA III W6G1 = 1,1s 49,
, 1861-06-27

THE R1yER.-The water In the river Is In.
describsbl5 filthy. Why cannot It be pumped
out, a week Of hot weather would mako It
uucnGuratlc
, 1861-06-27

tB All Rhou1d not fail to read the ADVERTISE
nent Of Prof. Wood In to-day paper. mh-1y.
, 1861-06-27
Dedication OF The New Union PArl
baptist Church.

n
Rapt1Ht Church.
The enterpzisiDg people of Union Park Bap-
tist Church have just completed the enlarge
ment and renodeling Of their house of wor-
chip; or, We shonld say will have completed
this week The building is neat, commo-
dious and pleasing structure, now located On
the corner Of Lake and Sheldon streets, and
eyinces much taste and Judgment with econo-
my Of expenditure. This enterprise has been
pushed zapid1y and successfully, even in the
midst OF depression in the financial world,
eccastoned BY wars Of rebels and wild cats.
This church aro under the pastoral charge Of
Rev. Jas, Dixon, q dillgent and accomplished
preacher. The new house Is to be dedicated
On next Sabbath, when there will be three
services, at which Rev. Robert Boyd will
preach the ded!catory sermon In the morning
at the usual hour; Rev. Jas. Dixon, the pas-
tor, will deliver q discourse at 2. H., aud
Rev. II. II. Everts will preach in the evening.
, 1861-06-27
FLAGS, DRUMS, ROsETTEs,

EAAGH rom inches to feet long.
DRNGA American and Germxn-i5 Eze6,
KOkEIIES various pattexut. Wholesale uAde sup
pued II Ii LAko street. BAREUA BROS
, 1861-06-27

a SCENE NOT k7EspEp.-We regret to
learn that Why:al, he of McVicker's Theatre,
whose scenes every theatregoer adnfres, got
up ecene which he did not intend, in the in
adyertent handling of i revolver, which sent
ball through his hand. He did not consider
the ball in sny respect benefit
, 1861-06-27
z&ual a1bfrtis9u1&utg.


CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County of
NJ Cook, q g.-Clfcuis Court Of Cook County Juty
Term 1s61. Luct1dA Klng ~ Charles s. kfaS.-E
ChAnctfy.
fendAnt lbove named having been nled IL tue office n
~ CLERK oi aala e. cult GouH Of Cook Couny Noc9
complainant died her bill Of complaint in said Court
n2 as1 e .de ther.ot on tho I'd day Of J0ns
GS9Et Asanss ,.ad defer resaabo TIC second
te1a oc and sppeas belgze .ad Circuit I5ur coor
On tae ntss DAY or the next term thsros to
" MMonday cf July 1 sad piead, aasxer Or sa dsmat
AID the matters and things therein chsrrei arn ssraa
E oe tsken a confessed and dccree entered srsrst
sou according to the pra5e. q said oiIl 1'4-s'
=: ia::tot t5orTv1ss comofts sorr, Is Clzk street,
, 1861-06-27

FHxT MINNESOTA REGIMENT CoMPAzT A.
Yesterday afternoon, Company A of the First
Minnesota Regiment pasEed through this citJ'
en route fer Pennsylvania. They number 90
men, odice-ed as fellows: Captain Wilkins,
LIST Lieut. Il c. Cults, I'd Lieut.. Gutenberg
They left 1t $40, by the Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne
ard Chicago Railroad.
, 1861-06-27

WEDNESDAY, EYEsnso. june %, 1861.
NorH.- Quotations n sales gissn In hsis Aark<s
Report, ara ttndegstood to 5s for qood convertible
e.rrsaey, unltss 0ths77oise std&td.
, 1861-06-27

ELLSWORTH L1GHT IsrAsTRr.-.A new
military company has been organized under
this nane, oilcered as follows: Capt Brand,
1st Lieut. Samuel Sathans, End Lieut.. -
Wo!cott. AL three belonged to the original
Zeuayes. They will drill twice week on
Mondays and Thurrdays at Bryan HILL
, 1861-06-27

w The ea1e By auction Of eleTen plano
fortcs srd nicholson, commences this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock at tho sales-rooms No. s.
Lake street, Of Gilbert, Sampson &; Warmer,
, 1861-06-27

The Stolen Land Warrant Case.
Before Justice aIillerd, IVES concluded yes.
terday The hearing in the case Of People u
=. ". Pease, charged with having dealt In
stolen property, in the sale Of the land war
rants purlofned BY young Wheeler, the Post
once clerk, as stated in cur last Issue,
Inc only additional evidence heard yester.
day Was TINT brought forward by the defend
ants counsel, chiefly as TO character. n mint
not disputed BY the prosecution. There rss
no rebutting evidence. At the eonclusion.
Peaze was held in $500, P.F. Peck h.
coming his security.
, 1861-06-27

MlsoH1c.-The members OF the Garden City
Lodge, No. 140, and all members Of the Ma
sontc fraternity, are requested, to meet at
our 1ate brother, Orlando stetson, to the
grave. The brethren are requested to meet
PROMPTLY at 10 o'clock this {Thursdsy) morn
ING. Funeral to take place at IL o'clock.
H STARRING,
Eer1x q C Indun
, 1861-06-27

t3 Fine Toilet Soaps-English and French: !:
choice variety at sargent's, apothecary corner Of
Randolph and State streets.
, 1861-06-27

Describes CAP7uREp.-Two DISORDERS from
the BECKER jaeger Regiment, were captured
and rc,ur1cd By the city police.
, 1861-06-27

TIE LAKE FoREs1 FEsT1vA1.-The excur.
sicn to Lake Forest to-day invites attention
from all Hho would enjoy few hours In the
charming groves Of TINT most romantic Of 10.
ca1itica. Sec advertisement
, 1861-06-27

The Berdan Corps of Sharp Shooters,
Our readers arc already familiar with the
project and proposition Of 4. Bcrdan, Esq,
personally known to many of our citizens, to
raise regiment Of Rifle Sharp Shooters, ta-
ken from the best rife shots In the Northern
States. Bis tender Of the same to the War
Department hns been made, and the regiment
iB accepted.
". s. Rowland, Esq, arrived here yesterday,
to whom has been assigned the bringing in OF
sharp shooters from the states Of Pennsy1ya.
mia, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wis.
consin ..nnd Iowa. His visit to Michigan,
has already had the result Of General Order
from the State Military Department, calling
for the enrolment OF one hundred men to
rendezvous at Detroit at once, or before
the 10th Of July.
ALI volunteers are to be cmmined as to
their expertness with the rifle, and poor shots,
CT even medium shots will have no chance,
The men are wanted who hare been used to
picking out Wild turkeys eyes, splitting bul,
tets on knife edges, and making ekimmers o1
their targets at 200 yards.
Each man is to be, allowed 500 for the use
Of his rife, irrespective Of size, style or make
provided he is accepted, he may bring along
"Brown Bess," or his fsvorite weapon, how
eTer termed. Recruits are wnnted In Illinois
who must send her company Of one hundred
shnrp-shooters with the rest And abe will dt
| It. We shall refer to the matter more In de
tall scon.
, 1861-06-27

~ Cook & NcIa1n, % Dearborn street. have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
ed
, 1861-06-27

PoI1cE-A light show Of business at yes-
terdas's Police Court Two young men named
Kennedy and Cummings were brought mp and
fined IS each for being discrderly.
, 1861-06-27

GAz F1x1UnEs.-A splendid stock Just received
at Nilmarth's new store, 1872 Lake street.
3el32Gt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-05
PROCLAMATION.
By Isham G.. Harris, Governor of
the State of Tennessee.

thO otdb0 VI
To all ,ohom these presents shall come greeting 4:
WHEREAS, BY an Act Of the General
Assembly Of the State of Tennessee, pass
ed 9th May, 1861, an election on the sth
day of June, 1861, was held in the several
counties of the State, in accordance there
with, upon the Ordinance of Separation
and Representation: and also, whereas, it
appears from the official returns of said
election thereto appended) that the peo-
pie of the State of Tennessee have in
their sovereign will and capacity, by an
overwhelming majority, cast their votes
for "Separation," dissolving all political
connection with tho late United States
Government, and adopted the Provision
al Government Of the Confederate States
of America:
Now, therefore, 7, Tsham G.. Harris,
Governor of the State of Tennessee, dc
make it known and declare all connec
ton by the State of Tennessee with the
Federal Union dissolved, and that Ten.
nessee is a free, Independent govern.
ment, free from ali obligation TO or con.
nection with the Federal Government
of the United States of America. 81. .
In testimony whereof, ! have hereuntc
set my hand and caused the great seal Of
:he State to be affixed at the department
in Nashville, on this, the oath day Of
June, A. D., 1861. t..
ISIIAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor,
j. L. h. RAY, Secretary Of State.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-05
The 9ost.
Athens, Friday, July 3, 1861.
Kentucky Drill.


A New Yorker who visited Harper's
Ferry not long since, thus describes, in a
letter to a friend, the peculiarities of the
Kentucky drill: -
One Of the State cadets was in their en-
campment day or two ago; and while
conversing with a tall Kentuckian, ex-
pressed his regret that so fine q body of
men were so poorly disciplined. "Carn't
help that" said Kentuck; 1--WE amt much
on follerin' drum and whistler, but
when it comes to tall travellin' after Abe
Lincoln's sogers, jest count us in the pile"
''See here" he continued; "this is our
drill" And taking his bowie from his
sheath, he stuck it in tree with the edge
outward; then, marching away distance
of fifty yards, aimed his rifle and split the
ball upon the blade.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-05
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The War Steam
cr Tyler is on the rocks at the foot of
the Canal. .
LOUISVILLE, Juno 27.-Tho following
dispatch was received yesterday by Ma
Wy officer who telegraphed Gen. McClel-
Ian as to the authenticity of the reputed
arrangement between the Government
and Kentucky: GRAFTON.
To Capt w. NELSON, U. S. A.
My interview with Gen. Buckner was
personal and not Official. 1t was solicit
ed by him more than once. l made no
stipulations on the part of the General
Government, and regarded his promise
to drive out the Confederate troops as
the only result of the interview. His
letter gives his own views, not mine.
(Signed.) GEO. D. MCCLELLAN.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-05
How Much Harm Bad Man can
Do in n Short Time m 5ld


The Louisville Courier tells us in few
but sorrowfully eloquent lines the vas.
amount of injury bad man, possessing
the power, can inflict on his fellow-man
in the brief space ofa few months. Con-
trasting the trade of Louisville now with
what it was previous to the election Of
the present unworthy occupant of the
PRESIDENTIAL .chuir of the once United
States, the Courier remarks: ari q.
"a few months, ago, when Abraham
Lincoln was inaugurated President at
Washington. there were some twelve or
fourteen steamboats, running regularly in
the louisville and Southern trade, each
lar trips, heavily freighted with provis-
ions, bale rope, bagging agricultural i'm
plements, machinery, dry goods, and all
the various articles; the manufacture and
trade in which contributed SO greatly to
the prosperity of Louisville, embracing
all that is grown on the farms of our peo-
pie or made in workshops, bearing them
to the only market our people ever had
for such things. -
Lincoln became Presidents; he declar-
ed war; he proclaimed blockades; he laid
embargoes on domestic trade; he station
ed troops and guns along the banks of
the Ohio; he stopped the business of
these boats; he prevented shipment of al
most all they had carried, he fired on
them, and brought them to for en-
animation. One by one this magnif-
cert fleet of floating palaces were drawn
from the trade, tied up at the wharf
their owners ruined, their employees and
hands thrown out of employment.
This was all done by Lincoln. This
was all the result of his war and his war
policy. .r... a
"And while this was being done, the
submission organs here entered no pro-
test, uttered scarce word, il one of
| complaint"
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tG3- The only excitement in the city
yesterday. says the Louisville Courier, Of
the Goth of June, was the motley crowd
that gathered around the corner of Eighth
and Main-thq recruiting Office for Lin.
coins troops. Tie lure, or b of 500
bouty to volunteers, tempted q good
many poor fellows to offer, but an under
standing that said bounty is not to be
paid till the close of the war they lea In
| hurry. F 'riv ere- ..s.-
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Post Office.

Posr OFFICE, ATLANTA, June IL, 1861.
To accommodate the public, all sums
for postage, or stamped envelopes of one
dollar or more, will be received in bank
able funds, but no specie change will be
given for paper. Y. G. HOWARD, PM.
We recommend the foregoing to Post
Masters every where. In these trouble
some times let them try to accommodate
the public,-especially those who are
fighting their battles.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The Columbia
College has L. l.. D.'d Lincoln.
1t is rumored that Sewell's Point bate
ry turned ON accommodating party, Kill
ling eight and wounding many.
Capt. Dabney II. Maury, Assistant Ad-
jutant General Carter Stephenson of the
fifth Infantry, and Lieut.. Edward Dillon,
all Virginians, have been stricken from
the Army rolls for reasonable expires
sicns. -.
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From Wilson.

LEBANON, June %, 1861.
Mr.. Editor Public sentiment has con-
centrated here on Isham &. Harris for
Governor, X. S. Caruthers for Congress,
Col. II. L. Thompson for Senate, Col. w.
l.. Martin and +. S. Smith for House of
Representatives. 1t is understood that
this ticket will have no opposition SO far
MS this county is concerned. Our people
are united and we wish to keep them
80. WILSON