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EAST TENNEssEE.-A letter from Jeffer-
] son county, Tenn, dated the 2lst, and pub.
! lished in the Natioaol Intelligence. makes
!: some interesting statements of the state
! of things there:-"That Tennessee will Sc
cede think quite probable, but not by
i the vote OF East Tennessee, which section
sof the State think will give an oyerwhel.
ming majority against it. And let me tell
you that, in the event of the State seeding.
1 we seriously contemplate the immediate seces
sion of Eastern Tennessee from the remainder
!. of the State, and to occupy a neutral posi-
1 ton during the war between the Govern
i ment and the South. The leading men OF
East Tennessee favor such aplan, and this
in my opinion, will be adopted as dernier
resort"
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sc1r,r1r1c AxrnrcAs.-rhis well know

SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAS.-This we'll known
aud most ably conducted public journal,
team which few in the country have a
larger circulation, and which has hitherto
wholly eschewed politics, enlists warmly
ON the side of the government in the
present unhallowcd attempt to defy its
authority. In this aspect, no paper can
be more useful. Its information in all
that relates to the latest and best i'm
provements in the enginery, arms, &C
.coutrements aud equipments of war is full
and accurate, and its enterprise in prompt
lily illustrating in the best style of the art
Eand pointing out with unerring and unfal
stering criticism the strong points, advan
stages, and defects, of every thing new tina
<is offered, is worthy of all praise. 1t keep
: up full and accurate record of all tn,
prominent events of the war as they oc
cur, and Is SO full of interesting and valu
able suggestions on all points relating t.
the army, that really every officer ant
soldier from Gen Scott down, cannot fai
Sto derive benefit from the perusal of it
tcolumns.
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l The vote in Marshall Go. stands 40 for
Leland, Ala for Hough, 29l for Greenleaf
: Richmond beats Bangs for Judge 80 or e.
votes in that Circ,.it.
1 In Danvers, Mclean Co, Leland had -
svotes, Robb /, In Mosquito Grove, lie
I land had Is votes, all other O.
8 Pontiac, Leland 30, Hough, Greenleaf )
I Other parts of Livingston County vote
$ IIouul
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ALBERT PIKE AND TUE IxDlANs.-A lett

from Little Rock, Ark, says:
| Capt Albert Pike has been commission
ell bv the Southern Confe'!eracy to raise
and equip a regiment of Indians for in
slant service. The Captain is an idol with
the Indians on our border. He has Sc
cured To them so many comforts, and they
are so fond OF hun. that he has often
been urged 10y them To become their chief,
! and he can readily procure a command of
. five thousand of them If necessary. lie.
goes at once TO the nation.
This Capt. Albert Pike had command
/; Of squadron of Arkansas cavalry in the
Mexican war Gen Wool was-so disguised
with their utter ine!iciency and want Of
/ ordinary training, subordlnation, and dis
cipline that he never spoke of them as
. soldiers, but called them those Arkansas
people" An Indian regiment, under such
| commander, in battle with western
I volunteers, would fare about az the Ar
: kansas regiment did in is encounter with
: the Mexican lancers at Buena Vista.
j The Cotton trade seems TO 20 on as
usual. We notice about the usual arli-
citcment in the market. \ Memphis pa
I per OF last week reports: The shipments
: Of cotton from Memphis last week re
!. To New Orleans, 50 bales; to Nor theru
points, l96 bales; to interior POINTS i l
& bales; total f31 bales The receipts Of the
s wccl. were 81 tales The stock on hard
vat :Iic close Of tIin week was 500 bales.
e
/. The Opportunity offered ~ the THE:
Il iloa.hs' aien.
= The following Is the text of the order
( issued 10y the War Department, author
h izinr the enlistment Of the three months
= volunteers into the service for three years
J 1t Will be seen that the acceptance of th'
sthrce years service is left entirely to thu
, $option OF the volunteers themselves. W.
& have no doubt that the large majority o
z those who have already accepted setvic
for three months will avail themselves o
= this opportunity to signal,ze still more full,
= their devotion to the cause in waich the,
q are enlisted.
] WAR DEPARTMENT Hay %, 1861
! The six regiments of troops in Indian:
Eand the six regiments in Illinois, all o
swl.:ch are now in the service of the Unite,
E States, and commonly called Tire
4 Months Men, OF any one or more of sal,
Eregiments may, forthwith. ::or as soon q
s practicable, report their readiness to Ma
jor General Mcclellan, and by him, o
I under his order, bs received in, and al
!. tached to, the longer service, commonl'
#called " Three Years Men P0ridoo
Ethat no officer or private is held under oh
elicaton to such change, and no one Of tn
said regiments shall he received into saiS
longer service in which regiments NOR
q than one-hfth of is numbers decline tn,
Echange; and. in cases of regiments receiv
led, the individuals declining, being n
more than one fifth of the whole, may b,
1discharged at once, their places to be sup
piled as fast as possible by volunteer re
; .cruits. Any of the said regiments, no
: being transferred to the longer term, &C
cording to the terms of the order, will re
.,maih in their present three months SCI
+ vice.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGo, Thursday, June c, 1851
The grain market showed raore animation this
morning and a much larger business done in
both Corn and " heat than for some DAYS past
No do for gold. under good demand the mar
ke: soon advanced. aud at the close of Change the
iuarke, firm at t.5c for No. > s2c for No. l.
and sc for northwestern club, the market clpsiu =
stiff Corn was active. with large sales - &c fos
I4lSrt. 2ftca15c :sr canal :aJa, pc for yellow do
and &c tor ruXgd q %. Oats dull and prices L
s,,sdu lover wth lt-ht sales. Bayicv and Rye are
both lg.i tie LATER c4eTef II =.
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FREAK OF NArvEE.-A cat in the family
Sof Mr. Mckinney, of Hardin CO. KY, gave
birth to four kittens one day last week all
"h .aasu ms1s joined ,s. together ysa Dy ga
Sian,ese twins. 1t is remarkable, also.
that the heads Of one pair are in opposite
directions 10 the hesds of the other pair.
The kittens are strong and healthy
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Bank &. Currency Matters.

The doubt and uncertainty with refer
ence to currency matters in this city was
settled on Monday morning by the Banks
putting out circular stating the rate at
which they would receive and pay out
Illinois and other currency in future. The
rates are intended to be on par with gold,
and the basis of their operations, therefore,
will be a strictly gold basis.
4 The following banks, according to this
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j CURE FOR ScRATcHEs-Take sugar of
/ lead and hogs lard, and make salve.
Wash off the legs Of the horse clean, and
Ewhen perfectly dry rub in the salve. Keep
9 the horse out of the mud for few days,
using tle salve occasionally, and it will
soon effect cure
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Tar Sale NOt;rs

Office !. hereby given, Ia all persons irteres ted
" that Mt public sale Of de irgI-Et land, aud town
lots, for and costs du Their for the is'
hell hy the Treasurer and ofcio Collector OF The
o La saiie aud State OF illinois, at the door
court hnuSe Ottawa in sad COMFY the &c h day
Of Srpt-ub-r \. 1$j9. in pursuance Of ", Richard
1horne became the purchaser OF lot in the !.
IL. also the undivided q Of TT lot 6 ia
L. also y pirt Tor g IN /. 49, also
the = ne a sec IS al in 33 3i principal me
iridium, and that Franz J. Crawford h-came the pur
chas Of the y = see y, III I 80 l.. 81 prin
opal mer'iian assessed in the Of J. ii. God
WORTH and Bradley and Woulworth. and that the sal,
Thorne and Crawford have duty assigned their ccrtiG
Gates of purchase to the undersigned who Is thu
legal holder az the and that rIr time Of ree
an Of said tracts of land from said sale aud has
viii exrire ON The 2jth day of September T. l>6'
Z jane y iSG,-3y CHARLES ID. liAMILL.
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Gov. SpRAGvE.-H is stated that Gov.
'Spra que, of Rhode Island, is soon to mar
~ Miss Kate Chase, the eldest daughter
of the present Secretary Of the Treasury.
THE Governor is not yet thirty years OF
age, end is reputed to be worth not far
from SlO,OOO,O0O
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Judicial Election.

The result Of the election for Judge in
the Ninth Judicial Circuit on Monday may
be footed up about as follows;
Z. :. Leland. VI. Z. HOLSTER
Bureau County,. 900 maj.
Kenkall = :. %
La Sale " $50 maj.
Rejecting Judge HOLSTER by about 800
ma ority.
tSThs returns from this county are still
incomplete We annex such as We have
received:
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NOTICE EXTRA,

Amer ;is Saturday May llth, isG, vi; sell goods
except for Cash and Barter AT cash prices
For the past three years have tried TO sell goods
: each only, but uotwiths anding efforts to the
: contrary find that have sold many goods on
credit. Some will have credit any hcw. though they
knew il /. rpnous them. Now, for all, have
determined il possible break this credI; tusn-
sess. TIC accomplish it, purpose selling for year
without any prof what will pay freight and
penses o. selling. BY doing shall place our
p selves in position that he
ANXIOUS may be to accommodate. And on the other
hand prices will seem much lower parties pur-
chasing thatf they have any regard for their
ieresis, they will make fort pay cash
they buy. Thus by the end of the year trust
ties will in the habit Of paying cash wha,
they uuy, and fully satisfied OF the saving il will
10 them that they could be induced to buy cred
1t alters ards. We shah commence Monday morn
!. and mark down goods. We advise those who
buy for cash. get prices before purchasing And
advise those who buy credit get them too
: credit. ANDREW LYNCH.
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A New FEAruRE-It is said that the
ladies of Troy have inventeda new feature
sia their Fairs. A parcel of handsome
;girls set themselves up and allow the 'fel-
1 lsrs' to kiss them for twelve and q; half
cent: /. kiss One giri made se2 in one
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Tar Sail Nate.

thereon
dd hue ontdu a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08

all it, legitimate objects and insure its ter
minaton in an ingiorious defeat in six
M ,nths
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! We request friends not draw oricrs Us CT
TASK FER credit, and will positively refuse
for consideration will &c sell any except FOX
CAS-.
! RAY lIis6I ANDREW LYNCH.
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LIAM L. JONES No Isl cth-sv For sale by II. DEXTER
90, sad ROSS L T0USEY, Nd NswSAgvnihs
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Letter from -,-o>,
rENHE WIFE of the GALLANT ANDEkSON'
L GLORIOUS MAJOR ANDERSON.
nr r. AsrHoSy-sir Allow me TO thank you for the Pho
,ogan which you have been kind enough to send me u ho
hest Hkpuse hav, Of Maor Andefson avery hhe speeb
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B1evoort House Feb. 20, 1891
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each po'ese 1ald Azure" ihE TRIBUNE Ne"'ioih
A BOOK. exposing the ialacl's Of Psychologists,
"A and tie uuiuccrsu Of IA special dis
At first local blt by neglect and m popoi ifeae o'
trailing the system aud eagnF both mind and oody
IsRsoSr Fam. f'5Si Iordon I'D Ncr!c rsyssr sa5
geon, No s.5 broadway tup .srsl n y Mailed by ID q
LAWRENCE, for 81, No ! Nesey st. Aston House hoss
Toney, No l2 Eassalt II. DtsteI Co. No liJ Nasanst
kewfo.k, h Peterson. No 81 Ches'nutst PhAde!phia
and IL Johnson No ~ Staest Chicago Ohce hours
to aud Thursday to9 In the evening We concur
with The following papers IN recommending Or LRhJNTto
the afflicted Dispatch. Alta. Courier des Ets' unis, Demo
krst. Staats Leituns. Daily News, &c.
CLOTE a JAMES,
~ STATioNERS PRINTERS and BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACruRERs No 90 Fu!tonst Ortur respectfully solicited
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6 and EXPERIENCE of an

TINHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCES OF an
l. INvALID-Plbl.hed for the benefit and IS wsnns 70
young ho Nervous Deby Premature geoAy
lc supplying the means SeCue by who cured himself
after being put great expense through metes 1pd
GAYFAIR ESQ., Bedford Kings County n T., By ipcssiDS
postpAd sddysssed eayeope.