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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
cA1no, June 10Th.
=. Intelligence reached Cal schultner in com
msnd at Birds Point, lnsteyeaing, tha. force
Of rebels were in camp in the vicinity ct Nor.
folk, Mississippi County, No., distant several
miles down the river. Col schultner :immc.
diate1y dispatched strong detachment Of his
force to that place, aud captured eighteen Of
srehel force there ercamped, well supplied
with arms and evidently preparing to inyits
and equip aecessions to their number. :,
This game was blocked By tho rapid aad
ekilfull move from Col. schultne.'s camp i,
qlite d number. Of the secessioaists giving an
excellent sample Of speed ID taking to ths tall
timber. -. -: ,-,..:4:.:
:, The eighteen thus captured In arms against
the Government Wc1e mado close prisoners
md brought to Headquarters at Cairo, where
they were yesterday undergoing examination
before Gen. Prenties, with every probability Of
being held for trial. Quite large quantity Of
arms and munitions were, seized and brought
TO this place.
, 1861-06-11

It Ia authentica1]y stated that Hon. John ].
c1tttsnden 1ecetgea dispatch sh, 'ast wssk itoa n
officer Ia the q. 8. Army, stationed 1t Fort
1eayenwonh, couched IN this languages:
~ learn that brother George bAs resigned
For God,s sake 60 to- Washington and sup
ptees t." =: -
1t Col George Crittenden held commits
II w1s reported tha. be had Tesigned soon al.
ter the betrayal to -Te1as ;heceders, Of Col
Waite and hl1 command. Il appears that the
younger C1!Henden is 1o5a1.".qh of the
, 1861-06-11

= NEW IoRK, June, ,1o.--Gen. :Beaureesrd: :is
said to have dec1ared that he intended coacen-
: tratipg G, coo or 10000 men at Manassas Gap
a3d make "a thel1 position impregnable, and
When the Federal forces are spent In trying to
ove.Whclro ind destroy them.
a clergyman from Beaufort, N. G., states
that men and arms are plenty there, but no
casb. Farmers complain at at receiving scrip,
and he thinks Union clubs would be iozIned,
from Northern men to Soathezaers, showing
yet many traitors In the North.
=. The Tribune dispatch says Gcy. Hicks his
Ka1ned the Government Of the peril meaacing
the Capital from his State, and requesting thss
force be sent to Frederick City and the re,
'tnforcement Of the regiments at Baltimore.
Marshal Bonifant states that there are 1000
eeceeaionIsts in Baltimore with concealed arms,
whiting favorable pppoftunItv to rise :'':
, 1861-06-11

We bare heard some prodigiops stories Of
the army worm, but tie following f1om the
Louisville Cpsu1er u the Last aud lo1dest. =
! IA conductor On the Nashville Rail,pad In.
formed a; . few days ago, that bis train was
sopPed sn PC Of v95@s 5s ;E,a
o. the fraak, and The ewheels Of the locomotive
when they came upon their midst, whirled
round and round, as If the track was covered
with Ice, and wonld not more an inch forward.
The train was tacksd cut and tho track cleared
Of the wo1ms with EloTels."
, 1861-06-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.
1mpress1pg Eucllshuaen at the South.

HALIFAX, June 10-THe Arahia, from :Lfy-
erFoo1 Saturday evening, June 1, via Queens
town June ?, arrived here this evening. Her
news is three days later.
In the House Of Commons on the S0th Of
Mcy Lord John Russell iutimqted that IN
Engliahnaon Ind been forced into the militia
service at New Orleans, but the British Goa.
sui there had ordered his release. Other sim
liar circumstances had occurred in the South
cru States, but they appeared to have BEEN
uIauthoIized, and assurances had been receiy-
ed rom TIE Montgomery government dep-e-
deprecated the e1ultation with which rJohn
Ksmsden Ind alluded to the bursting Of tbs
bubble Of Democracy in America In common
with the gItst bulk Of his conntrymen, be,
Russell, was deeply panied at the civil wal
which had broken out In the United States,
and which aroze from the aceursed poison Of
slavery left there BY England, and which had
clupg around them like poisonsd garment,
from the drtt hour OF their Independence.
The London 1inles on the American block
ade and Epg1and's, position, urges, that nov
while there is Jet time: the European GOV.
e1nmerts should come TO- an understanding
on the subject, and adopt public 1sw.-
American citizens IL Paris favorable to tbs
Union, met together On the 29th- About $50
attended, one-thtrd being ladies, including.
tho wife Of Gen. Scott. Nj. Cobdea presided.
a resolution WIS adopted p1edging the meet.
1uE ~ NA4utA1l tQ4 Vu1OU uuQeF any CffEuM.
Etances- Mr. Dayton said since his arrival In
P:1is he could dttect no unlriendly feeling
On the part Of France to the United States,
and certainly NO French citizen would be
found emorg the priyateers. ...He expressed
the conviction that the rebellion would be
put down. .. ;: ~. -
:. Csssius II. Clay spoke at some length He
Fas energetic on the conduct Of England. He.
declared L ever the flag Of England became
associated with the black f1ag OF the South,
the banner Of the United States and tn color
France had not forgotten St Helena. -.
Col Fremont spoke. He WIS received with
enthusiasm. He made quite moderate
speech, aEd regretted this war, but felt
confident 1t would end in the triumph
Of truth and jnstice- He, had been
called back to Americs, and lost no
time IN responding, and he was ready to
give bis best services to his country. kev.
Dr. McC1intock followed. He did not attach
any importance to the mutterings Of the Eng
ueh pyese, or to the Secretary of War, Tae
people Of England had not spoken, and when
they did their voice wonld not be found On the
sfde Of piracy and slavery.
a decree had been iesned opening all the
seapotts Of France for imports Of cotton yarn
Of certain numbers, = !.
. The Bonrse on the a1st OF Afsy closed heavy,
COT 49, 80 -.
Prince Gorchakof; Gov. Of Poland, died at
WarsaW on the &tA. . y. =:
, 1861-06-11

My 5In.J
Mr.. ". McG1eery, who was sent bY the nrnn-
prsetors Of the Fort Pitt" Works to Bsitl-
more, to remove the spikes from the ColQm-
biads recently spiked BY come Secessionists
there has returned He states that the flies
nsed II spiking the guns were. of tho :ratt-tan
End; fostsned Cd Ut the point By soft mil Be-
fore NJ: MeCleery arrived IN effort WAS made,
but without success, to remove them bV blow.
Ing them o1t.' The spikes were allowed to re-
muin, and new vents We1a> bored to the runs
BY HI. III tCleezy.. The guns are now as good
as evsr, and are at present at. Fort: :-McHsarY.:
The great Un1onn gun waa at the depot 1t
over It,. Hereafter our runf viii be shipped
veht down, which ai4: pree1nde their .belng
, 1861-06-11

WA6uIHoToK,; juno 10.-The Secretary of
War has addressed letter to the Surgeon
General recommending female nurses fof the
army.
The President has appointed E. joy Norris,
Of Pe., Munster to Co3atant1rople; Henry r.
Blow, OF Mo, Minister to Venezula. =; >
The. Administration has resumed relations
with PERI, which we're stopped BY Buchanan.
eays ehe ssW the fight at Aqua. She says Is
were killed md eho has no doubt but that so
more We1c. killed aud wounded in the first IT.
tack. Great pains vera taken to conceal tho
fact from friends Of the victims. She says 400
troops we1e In the batteries aud that the loss
nthe last attack must have been large,
, 1861-06-11


= OF general business here 1t may ba said that
1t Is fast approaching zero. The large number
Of our urcitizena-meIchantsa aud manufacturers
whose dealings were chiefly with the. South,
are doing nothing; and indeed the aame re-
:ma1k applies to all who are not engaged in
manufacturing or vending military goods aud
srmy supplies, or IN occupations connected
with the supply Of daily wants. Trades en-
etand. A.worker In marble, who last year did
. business Of S10o,000 told rs that to-day was
about the last Of his keeping. open; doors.
Fifty hands, which he used to employ, have
been diemiesed from time to time, and now
the last Of them have been sent away. This
is story common to hundreds OF establish
ments which gave to our city the life Of val
1lable manufacturing Industry, employing
thousands Of men and supporting many
other thousands For thousands ont OF peace
found uses and the army opened rafnge from
want-dio Rkpub{icqn, :.
, 1861-06-11
Strength OF the Rebels N Kstfm ed
BY Themselves

lFfom the VicEsbufg Wing, June q
= member Of the HhaIpshooters returned
YESTERDAY from Union City, where the COM
psny is NOW stationed. lie BaY4 thera ara
about ooo Tennessee and 1900 Miss'ssippl
spirits.
From the best Information We Can Rsther,
re think there Is about 5000 troops within
csl1 Of the M1ssisafppI river. betwean. Memphis
and Cairo. There need be no apprehension
Of Lnco1n's $1,000 troops from the west, for
only about onefourth of them have been
1uutte1ed into service.
, 1861-06-11

3aAHPER'S FERHX-CLvsryE TIP.
we have now clear intimation of what
u aoopt to happen. The entertainments
opposite Washington look mainly to de-
1ence against tie rebels collecting at Man
assas Junction and Richmond, while their
tenfederates at Harper's Ferry are routed
or r6u17ounded and made prisoners. For this
latter purpose, three columns are going
toward that probable scene Of Wal. One
from Grafton, under command Of Gen.
Mcclellan; another from Chambersburc,
led by Gen. Patterson; and third from
Washington, headed by Col Stone. The
dispatches printed herewith say that the
last is directed towards Edwards Ferry or
Lcesburgh, Va, considerable town about
twenty miles southeast Of the Ferry. Thus
the rebel forces will be surrounded On all
sides, and they will be compelled to retreat
OF risk the chances Of an encounter with
the Federal troops; and their retreat, if
made at all, must be speedy, because it Is
doubtless the intention Of tile Western
boys to take them in the rear, by the :oocu-
patton Of Winchester, (which lies about
thirty miles Southwest Of their camp,)
and compel them to taste Hoosier
powder and steel. a few days
days must yet elapse before the purpose Of
the Government con be contaminated. in
accordance with the plan which seems to
hcye been marked out. The delay Of Gen.
1{~{y1o1to opsc oornynor3 ~ ,,,nt,s1r- Enx-.-1
, 1861-06-11
Gbir!:ago Tribit.re..
CURRENCY NOTICE,

In consequence Of the farther decline in
e1ate Stocks, and the persistent efforts Of
brokers and owners OF Illinois banks to
oersecaate "stump~tail" currency, the
price affixed to it by the railroads can no
longer he realized Hereafter this Office
Tail allow for Illinois @cur1ency IN Just
what can be obtained for it in gold, OF its
equivalent The notes Of the State banks
81 Iowa, 1ndiara and Ohio, md the issues
a other Northern specie paying: banks,
viii be received st: :ipaaIi in payment Of sub
scriptions, advertising and job work. The
notes Of Wisconsin banks will be received,
IKE those Of Illinois, ut whit can be cot
for them in par funds.
, 1861-06-11
CHICAGO. TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1861.

mond to Norfolk The General talks most
|; confidently Of prospective success
The Flor1dn arrived at Fortress Monroe
l,st night, with. 3 regiment Of troops from.
New York; = *: zsS,::;.''.'' >. -
T.. Gen. Butler sent four sixty fourpouudels
to the Gimp at Newport News day before ; a.
= tkIday. They wera mounted aud placed In
position yesterday, to intercept the two
steamers expected, and which are fitting out
at Richmond With the. design Of attacking
Newport-NeWB Point: : THIS Massachusetts
Fourth is stationed there, with the Vermont
First and the Troy Germans, under command
Of Col Phelps. The FIorida,s 1elnforcements
Joined the latter to-dBy..1 i !. -
:, a thorough .and: extended reconnaissance,
Was made dsy before yesterday by Gen. But
1er and aides up the James River; The party
penetrated further into the enemy's country
than has yet been attempted, and the object
Of the expedition was to examine the country
With view to the establishment Of defeuces
along the river similar to that now completed
at Newport News. :. - 80. 49,
During this trip: .twenty.sir negroes ruahed
70 tho boat. and. Wexe taken down to, the
.Dr. Kimba1i, sutrgecn:of Gen: Buffers staa.:
arrived this mo11iIg. from Fortress Monroe.
He states that: fugitive slaves are i1ushlng to
the fort In such numbers Is. to OCCASION the
commander great Inconvenience aud nnea:l-
nete. BE thinks that Slavery in the Old Do,
hnton Is at at end. . : -.
, 1861-06-11

. JUDICIAL ELECTION n WILL CouxTY,-
late election in VIII county: resulted in 1,417
fol: Mr. Harris, for Circuit Judge, aud S33 for
11r. enspp. For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
David L. Hough. received ], ,025 5.vo.es; Loren.
70 Leland 0S1; VIM. Green1eaf 1885,
, 1861-06-11

=. Another Steamer from Europe.
ST. JoHss. n. F., June 9.-The Arabia, with
Liverpool adyiccs Of the LIST and Queenstown
I'd, arrived of, Cape Race early Sunday morn
ing. By some mistake. her dispatches for tie
Associated Press did not come to hand. Size
IL due st Halifax Tuesday nonu
, 1861-06-11

Cumberland Taken by Federal Troops.
cnc1ssAT1, June 1o.:!:-Th .Ith- Indiana
Regiment, Col. Wallace, reached Cumberland
This morning and took possession Of the
, 1861-06-11

-. =: .';.r- a.. rG~&@ - - =
NEW YoRK, June 10-The steamer Marrison
arrived from Fort Monroe and Newport
News reports that she landed Hnwkin's
ZonnVes at the hitter p1ace, where tile Massa.
ehueetts 9Th, the Vermont Regiment, the
Scott life Guards and German Rifles were en-
camped. The. Yermonters had thrown up
nreastWorkB twelve feet high In four deya.
Co:nmhtads have been mounted on the bank
Of the r1rer. The Harriet Lane YVES lying of
NeWpo1t-News. She disabled one or The ene-
1nies' guns in her attack on Big Point. Five
sailors were wounded and one severely.
, 1861-06-11
Southern Honor and Southern fsrnt1-
tnde.

from the Baltimore Amesfcan.1
Tic following communication is addressed
through the Adams Express Company to a
mercantile honse In this city:
Roxu, Ga, Msy ea, 1861
49,. s1Rs We called on --to-dnJ-they ray
1hey will not pay tho draft, because /: is nom
Baltimore honsa; when they secede they
hidden to par Northern drafts by Governor
o4ohA. =. - =: ..%s - --:'@
Signed, J. ". s1n1wE11,. :.
Ag't Adams Express Company.
The above Is particularly comforting to tho
merchants Of q city that has nearly ruined
he1ts1f By showing her sympathy for her
, 1861-06-11

nOWN--WITH THE TRAI-
~ TORS SERPENT FLAG. With splendid Lttao-
srsph Tits sentby mssi tfee Of posssse> on receipt
4 JEpsoS HIGGINS, =.
, 1861-06-11
A11ruSR11(ft1fG.
+: .33 HALIs
Concert and Strawberry Festival
T., 1oz TIE Hxzxzrr OF
THE CHURCH OF. THE ASCENSION
: Tuesday Evening, June utb, la61.

PROGRAMME:
NJ +. B 1RD. Pianist.
Fact 13sT.
GREAT WEaiEN BAND.
soLc-Roma9ee rom -tha opeFA OF ~T.a 5oal IN
4tooole MED III: p.r1sa1i0;:.
so4 Siss aSi1H. Ill., JoHssox sad Ill: I66EY.'
.o~c Mn BosrW1cK. '''.''''''''''''+''
Mis- ssiTH.. H.'''''''''''''*'''*'''
6oAt-645Iy the Bells tnn the Death Of the UeTo...,
Mif1 GEches*7zl Arcon1parinaent
ChoTus, with Orchestra.
Mtermiainn of 30 minutes for Ieo Cream aud
!: ), Strawberries in tha Basement.
PAK1 sEco1D.
eBEAT WEsTERy RATD5. ATD5''''''''''''
uuo-FSon Lucta g. Ls9an.er1nooE. :-..,........
=. Aeskra JOHNSON and TOBEY:
Misses GHENT.
DU0-Frcm II nTroxator:.-.:.-... ...,,.,........,...
Mn BoSTWICK md Id. D.PxSSio.
Admission IS cents Doors open ut O'Clock, Con-
cert % commences 1t q quarter beforoa
e Tue Ptsno used on this occasion Ia furnished nv
tnf. A'laoAa~ % elAf&et Jatlede5ar
, 1861-06-11
uccuP9alon Of Edwards FerFy-A
Hfoiher Of E1lsWorth's Murderer
m

Hfolher OF ENsWoFth's. Murderer
: Captured.
y. WASHINGTON, June 10.-It is ascertained
that portion Of the Federal troops have gone
to Edwards Ferry, point about half wsv to
HarPer's Ferry, and that they will occupy It
permanently. The New. York Goth has cap
tured brother Of Jackson, Ellsworth's mur-
derer. Our troops complain Of the discharge
asserting that there is no use Of capturing :
rebels ii they are to be Immediately. released.
, 1861-06-11

A@U%%t*tt0
3. Rtbets scao Fled say they KtAad 100 Abolition.
tasA Gen. car7ingtoa on Ia7taloons--An-
: Other seeessioaast Killed -. x
Photographic Correspondence Daily Commercial I;
GRAFTON, June 9, 1e01.-The 11th Indiana
Zorayes passed through to Cumberland To-
dsy, where they will Be Joined BY Gen. Pat
4 epy from Cheat Mountain. Pass rsports
rebels entreuched there.
A few are at Beverly and In camp at Hut
i1ns,.ls2 s}shsl2 but demoraliz:d, and Companies
They report that ten Thousand obolitionfsts
came down on them at Phillippi, and that
they cut their way through, killing 1000 men.
They admitted at Beverly the loss Of thirty
Gsn: Csrripgton arrived to-day to investi-
In remarks to the fifteenth and SIXTEENTH: fle
admitted that 80 tar ns pants were concerned,
the charges we're true, and said that new ones
would be Immediately forwarded. Heassurel
them That the troops would be required to
Pay no more than the value OF the pants-1ot.
Inc contract 1atea. .He goes to Phnlippi to-
The Ohio Sixteenth were out Of bread a1l
day. They have commenced baking their
: Appointment secessIonIst was shetland killed
on Friday, In Randolph county, while warn-
ing Union r3en to obey Letchef's instructions.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazettcl
=. GRAFTON, June Q. =!
Gen. Morris Issues the following >proclama.
tion today, In connection with that Of Gen.
o.: -.~-,-- : -. :.
:. urADagA9sE9s WssFasJ 2; v5.ss :; syes1vxzzzas'
anArTox, June 8, 1851.
V1RG1KIASs: In Issuing the above procls-
nation Of the commanding General Of the De-
partment Of the Ohio, have now the pleasure
70 announce that We have routed and com
Tletely discomfted the Secssslonlsts in arms
at PhNlippi. Their forces are demorallzed, de-
se,ticne are numerous, and the papIc-stricken
remnant have taken refuge in the passes Of
the moIntains. Western Virginia is Tree from
the enemies to her freedom and peace.
In full confidence Of your ability md desire
to protect yourselves, I now call upon you to
GENE to the support Of ycur constitutional
into the service Of the United States to serve
only in defense Of your OWL soil Arms aud
munifionB of was WILL be furnished to you,
Assemble at once at your various county
'6e ate, and report to me for Instructions. Cay
airy AID intant1y 'Fill be received at once,
T, T. NORRIS, Brig. Gen. Com.
The Indiana zouaves, $40 strong, Colonel
Wallace, passed through Grafton, eE-route for
Cumberi riand, Maryland, to open the road.
Scouts report the rebels, entrenchins them
selves at Gap Mountain, four miles from Hut
tonville. The Inter point is half way hetwesn
Grafton md Cuuberlanl. ::
Desertions there are very numerous, but re-
n1erctments are said to be arriving. -
:. The: Gap: ts thought to be an important
'efrategtc Foint, a6 It commands the entrance
TO Western VirginiR -,
: The troops at Phillipri are anxious tomarch
on Huttonyiile, -.
Nothing Is known Of intended movements
Of our troops. The Stcessionists are oeca.
s1onaDy firing on the sentries, but are other
wise quiet. Th7 troops are eager for further
offensive movements.
, 1861-06-11

f}FYAN HALL.--Clark Street,
- Orretite the Court House, Chicago. m
ktirsEt Eaus!eaAns ptonounca this Hill un1arpassed
bysHy HAll II tbs Union n tts =.
q, Acoustics and General Appointments.
It vM scat 500 mere pe.scE8 than any other Han n
ne E1t{-by hecErntt count aud report OF CAETKR d
me aa,a AodImse Roon y en the IN. aoor. tho
entrance being on CfGxk street, the greatest thorough
frr il the city oppoite Court Houss square set 81
Hal ~ IeHtsd. q1iet lceattoa y iH tas reaE.
Clsrk strt et and Court Placc- =
1hs Han contains the Healy National Gallery. valued
III b Ce5Eress T. paint series q fsat
contains the Identical great pcture Tor vhtchthe xd
medal Eas awarded The Horhs Fur IN Paf1a siso
PTes1Gsnts g liEcou iacluare, q wen Is os EanJ
otaSr ~ nlIataous Ame1icanA. Ry AsalJ;,
nelIa end ne like. Iti121oE1sed With dFesang roon
6tcEep. cooking Htove1 numerous tables. &C, &c.
Beth Halle. e. either, caa ba rented for Coar79ta
Ton to TICS BARBOUR BETAN
foiTte1lJ 0Eca IN fha Roisine.
, 1861-06-11

TAKING REVENGE We understand that q
brother of the 1ameoted jackson, who was
recently kil1ed By 1inco1n's cut-throats at
Ale1andr3a, 10 In the neighborhood Of that
: city, and, with bis trusty rifle, kills from two
10 i've Of the Northern invaders daily. We
hope it Is true.-Itkers5u7y Express.
, 1861-06-11

TIE EHeHAATREss FOR THREE NIGHTS MORE.
: TUESDAY EVENING, Jure l1ts. eishth aud lsss
night but ene Of the Grand 0peratlo Spectacle,
TEE ENCHANTRESSe ''":
stells he Rnchaat1ess}. Mis- Caroline Hchsast
E.issas the f1sase, se,s:-::::AE fetsr IachtnzA
: i'. 4ux1affes.
This BRILLIANT Drama present7 TO the public
GORGEOUS. SCENERY! EXQUISITE siSuIyG,,
ET1HIIxo AcTHu. DxAU11sr1 DAxc,xo. =
Thrilling Tshleaux! :; =. Grand Proccasloas..
- VIVID P1CTUREst
Cor te sitnatiops-Lots Of Fun-The Pirates Shin
ThtE Eo, Eo,sTeEt-EquesttianE = eneiscs-Tcrntlchoreaa
E1esH-Iht Burning Fleet and P1.ace On Firs.
x .','- ILLUMINATED GARpEN3!..
, 1861-06-11

Peoria CouETT.-The vote for Clerk Of the
Supreme Court is as follows:
: Lorenzo Leland, ,1sO5
David L. Hough, -,..:.-..................86 863
Maj. for Leland, nd,........,.-.-......6n
In that Judicial Circuit, Amos L. Merriman
Is elected Circuit Judge over E. n. Powell by
So majority. John c. Folliot is elected County
Judge ty oS3 majority.
, 1861-06-11

Ry Gilbert, Sampson T. Warner,
IL GxSnA1 1ACc11uaxx1A q Lake street.
LARGE SALE eR ELEGANT
Rosewood, Mahogany and oak
N N~ FDE1NITURH
AT AUCTION,
Just received from tha Est and t. hs sola without
ICEsDAY MORNING. At 9H o'el1ck. TIA a.sort-
neent cor lists of * yrzI Elegant Cottage 1na En-
foEs eTsn sett e9est4ss q Ge.,x 5shae BsFeea asd
1ss R:t.sas pGyel K,s EoesinS Gaas aad
Irsnsh r. @ Chamber sa.,s R1sh Cssysd selid a4seEeoi
ChsiEs Maxh:eTor Tables. Book Cases nnd s-cre-
tefAfs Bureaus and AsAstandA Hat Trees, C1r1 anil
trxtses, Eaiba Ded8tesd8.
tisoAn assortment cf drst quality Of Cr4ekery
s9b:ets, Celery Glasses. Carpata on Cloths ClocSA
M!ITaIs Nso,ted hi1es Also, choice assortneat *
,~. GILBREr. sANPsoa q WARMER,
-!tbe10ET A1cttoneetb.
, 1861-06-11

The Indiana Zoatams Go.,e through g1a1on-
Rebets seao F1ed say dtsy Kt1aa loo abolition:
: tasE Gen. Cd'7fngton on Nhntaloons--An-
other &tccssionis& Killed x -
, 1861-06-11

RECALL OF Mr. HARVEY.
In Difference to universal sentiment, fhe
President will suspend the diplomatic fuuc-
tions Of James E. Harvey, Minister to Porsu.
gal, by his prompt recall. y.
It Is not true that Alexander Cummings, Of
~1ne: Ford newspaper Is aPoointed Bigadier.
General.
, 1861-06-11
GHa1ttRb.

WANTED-Dry Goo is, Gro
~ ceIie4 Boots and Shoes. Clothing: &c, sutsa-
Chicago, st. Louis and WlAconsIn he II ESTATE,
nnd stue money. Address r @. Boz LIS 1, Chicago
~. tall+eHA&lW
, 1861-06-11

. / 110C1*Nl1lN0< AND 0I y NII"
IL TAI.
- BROOKS T. mALLOnT,
VIII psy
EORTE~TW0 o9 WTa IN GOLD
For tie Old DiscredIted, .
The saue .cs The FIFTY Cent RAILROAD LIST, ut
- their Office in the
OLD PosT OFFICE BUILDINGS, tupstrccs)
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFfA1'S LIFE PILLS
AND
Observation-Disclosures
Free from all Mineral POlsons,

The great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
PILLS and PHOENIX BlTTERS have attained
in consequence of the extraordinary cures ef-
fected by their use, renders it unnecessary for
the proprietor to enter into particular analy-
sis of their medical virtues or properties
Having been more than twenty years before
the public, and having the united testimony
Of more than Three Millions of persons who
have been restored to the enjoyment of perfect
health by them, it is believed that their repu
tation as the best vegetable medicine now be-
fore the public. admits of no dispute. In al
most every city and village in the United
States, there are many who are ready to testify
to their efficacy in removing disease, and CIV
into the whole system renewed vigcr and
health.
In cases of Scrcfula, Ulcers, Scurry, or Eup
tions of the skin, the operation of the LIFE
MEDICINES is truly astonishing, often remov-
ing, in few days, every vestige Of these loath-
some diseases, by their purifying effects on the
blood. Bilious ferers, Ferer and Ague, Dgspep-
STA, Dropsy, Piles, and in short, most all diseases,
soon yield to their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as by their
timely use much suffering and expense may e
saved. Prepared By
WILLIAM b. MOFFAT, MD.
Mcw York.
And for sale by all Druggists. v2n39-1y