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Has been Gaal, h. experience. TO lie tie Be-.
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ale 70 adminl'ttF l. persons of all ages
II -H '.1ff ~ m ysIr this Baisam !. found
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and maay Colds aha Geush. which. If nrsIe
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ln'lIu"ns di.ra'e, ming literally GYM
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rested oy lew tiiRtly dose y III f''u
In hoeriSG terGH it mo,l,rs Nan
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ate nse. ~ az -
he t'.' teeomta snda,ion T.. good med 4
'oali 10 rs nss i the follow lns certificate
one who hss used IT, does not give van, r,,'s
IN II, Try one botse for yourself and Won =
convinced. will cost you tat fs.a;v.e,g
and may ave you as many dollar. in ,t1.r.
,ofs 6Al. ." s''ns al
n. w.. DixsoST Oct. 20.
IN ARsFN Dear SRI hay. u.sd
~ - a'sam ia my practice for tue es1pa
can 'ay that u Is all TIA, it /. recorsy'snt.' !.
having neFeF failed in aTording relief ws.,
have given il, en- ~ w"ti ~
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bafa ~ br.sgia, No I GfauIte El.et ~.
Ae. square, Hanger. Maine. 1'esN' haa
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July ), lsGO.
We the undersigned having used Weeks Mag.
&c Compound ourselves and in our families. and
having seen the effects among our neighbor., We
hereby certify that We have never found It's equal
as remedy Tor Coughs, bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough aud other diseases Of the Throat
aud Lungs, and VI cheerfuIly recommend it to
the public as worthy Of the greatest confidence.
u. KlehaIdson, Judge Of Orleans Go. N-urt "
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COOKING STOVES

ever offered for sale In Ellsworth among which may he
found the Great Republic Ray State Farmer and Acali,
Cook. These Stoves have been euallcd in this
ket for economy and durability.
Also, the tennessee Valley, Woodland, Granite Stat,
New World, Globe, Air Tight Boston Victor aud Boston
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Great External Remedy.

FOR. RHEJM ATISN. GOVT. NEURALGIA, LUMBA
GuSTIFF NICK NNp JOINfS, SPRAINS, BRU ISES,
Cuts AND NUt NpS, FILLS, HEADACHE,
AND ALL RilEt matte AND NEEN OTIS
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lr special attrut.a 4. Interest," being nv 81 opHu, or
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Bile and medical properties. pr Neuralgia
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at lAuss o. stomach, lse Hay lever C4tArIA AID
all minor Nervous Calnpl4i8t,
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f"r DehriIm Ir ueus 10 j. a SURE Remedy
f"r Bowel Complaints, including CllirrA Nortus Il I.
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acting A. pt1,ic Il srett contrast WITH OPIUM which moi
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rem ely Nafse than tho dis a.e.
FROM fHy'eili.. We ask atteutqr and demand -
mal' or Trial Bottles viii he sent developing In ne A.
udyne an oplie which has long heen wanted and In ~.
clpe pm
FROM u'ails &c AK correspondence flr pAIaIAr>ts
or explanation, without pstsr,-staml. "
fi'e's-iAise Cough Remedy, 80 eeuts pr bottle
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certain, safe md permanent cure for Rheuma-
ism, Neuralgia and salt Rheum. 1t is an inter-
nal remedy, driving out and entirely Graduating
She disease, requiring no change in diet or bust
ness, and may be taken by children and persons Of
the most delicate constitutions with perfect safe.
nv
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E1lIE subscriber has inst returned from Boston.
and has purchased y large stock Of seas. ia
bic goods, which are well adapted t. this KIT.
Seven years cx Experience in the businos. in Ell.
worth, enables him to understand tie wants II this
conmuuityi aud thankful for past fayors. and tie
continued confidence OF tie public, he hopes 10
merit and receive continuance . the same.
Amongst this stock may be found the following
articles:
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c. G. PECK, Agent Ellsworth. y. ;. HARLOW, Ban
gor. y6 ~ -
, 1861-03-09

The correspondent Of the Providence Journal
writing from Charleston, saya Of tbs aoating
battery:
ono side il Sits .on the water ot an angle Of
Is degrees, one sid drawing six feet of water,
and the oti1er about two feet ont Of water.l It
will have to be bailas:ed down to an eT'n
keel. md hy the tina TT: guns ate on. board it
poIt.holes viii not be more than three feet
above the aster The more I Look at THE
thing, tho more am convinced Of ITS '1netil:
cteney to accdu1nl&ah the object for, which 1t
xss built. But time will show.;. 1t is to; be
! c;jtnmspaed by Capt. Jdues H: Hamilton he
was formerly an officer in the United States
Navy aud short time ago attained quite
uotoriety by abusing and challenging a bfothe1
officer Who sa Semsxhst .sa seyessIy OF
sffihe4rno,nmisstous in thenavy. Hamilton F'l
EpItE oat i,is:eonpany from amonge le the recruits
nf the State" ..-'-' '.*':''
, 1861-03-09
The Montgomery Cabal ON the INLAND
Movements Of CottOns

In the Montgomery Convention Mr.. T. R. R.
Cobb, on bringing forward his resolution to
impose an export duty on all raw cotton ex-
ported By any other channel than the seaports
Of the seeding States, made the following
"1tls a fact thst some of the cotton now
produced in this Conlederacy Is already seek
ing new channel to the sea We are informed
that at Pittsburgh, Pa, more than 20 900 bales
Of cotton hare already been received and CON
veycd thither up the Mississippi and Ohio
rivera. We are also informed that more than
20 900 bales Of cotton from Rome, Ga, have
been cent by railroad to seek port at Norfolk
! and Alexandra. We refurther informed that
| that tbs directors Of the railroads communl-
| eating with the principal lines In onr territory
are now concerning schemes for the purpose
OF reducing freights on those roads, In order,
| In that way, to entiee our cotton to markets in
| Northern ports. The result Of such course,
II successful, would in the first place, necessa
| rily be to make the blockade Of our ports Q
4 matter Of NO Importance to foreign nations
! secondly,i 1t would destroy all commerce with
in our own seaports; and thirdly, and mos
Important Of all, it would compel US to receive
| all the imported goods we might need aftel
paving duties on. them in New York city
These considerations have induced me to off
thtsresolntion Of inquiry" =.
, 1861-03-09

When VIII Fort Sumter be Attacked.
The Washington correspondents Of the Char
lesion Nercusy, now proposes that South Car
olina shall leave the investment Of Fort Sum
ter wholly to The regular army Of the Confed-
rate States, who are much filter food for pow
der than the valuable citlzens Of Charleston.
He says:
s*The time for sonth Carolina to take Fort
Sumter has passed. In my opinion, and &C.
cording to the views OF a great many, the cap
ture of that post some time Eince would have
been pregnant with the best results for the
not only have made such breach between the
North and the South rs tn have Lit up, in IN
uncomfortable degree, tue dormant Southern
feeling throughout the Border Sta.es, aud
swept tue Uuiou,eayers and sub1nissi1nists to
their political grayes-briDgipgal those States
into the Confederate statesTbu1 it Wonld Lave
given prestige and poWer to the South Caro-
liaa delegation at Montgomery thai would
have enabled them to engrait their state
Rights, Free Trade, and Pro-Sla7ery emendar
tions upon tic new Constitution. These OBJ
jscts could have bsen effected " pursuing the
bold Straightforward policy of"Know you IRE
right; then go ahead" But the policy pur-
sued has been different, nnd its objects are
lost. The time has pissed. Having waited so
long. honor will not suffer by waiting longer.
The State can nov gain nothing by IN attack.
If President Davis is to make the fight, aud to
reap the glory Of that which may turn out to
ne necessity, would 1t mot he wise, at this
stage, to let tie enlisted soldiers and regular
army Of the Confederates States do the fight.
ing? There was time when Carolina and
CsrdinIans might we'll have est&&she her in
dependence themselves, under fhtlt own au-
thoritics. By too great caution as to the
,neans, the end is forfeited. As you haysz pur.
sued tie policy Of saving risk to the lives Of
valuable citizens, that policy should now be
carried through. At his time Of tiny it would
he worse than useless to sacrifice them for
plat caunot be redeemed, Wisdom now re-
qulres that the whole matter should b. turned
over to tho Confederate. States Government,
and to its torccs OF regular soldiers, recruited
u. so much head. Your people can tlen; con
gratulate themselves that, at least, prudence
lias done something, if it has left und0ne other
things. 1t would bc exceedingly unWise to
| lose now what haz been gained.
, 1861-03-09

from the n. Z. TEihupe.] -
The country may well congratulate itaalf On
Ine appointment and confirmation Of Mt.
Chase as Secretary Of the Treasury. Although
slavery paTtlsans as man Of extreme and ul-
tra opinions, all well informed persons ars
aware that Mr.. Chasc is really not only: one Of
Inc ahlEst of. American statesmen, but one Of
me most moderate, cautious and deliberate
htjecting the wild and radical innovations: Of
seryaisrn to those great principles OF Freedom
On which Washington, Je eRerson, Madison, Jay,
franklin, an; Hamilton framed the Constitu-
tlon and founded the Government. His at-
taehme ent to those principles .was: avowed Id
early life on his first entrance into politics, and
has never w'avered or filtered; He has stood
ny them for more than quarter OF a century,
through ,gopd report and evil report, in disas-
ter, IN detelt, and has ct length Yituessed
thet. tlnal triumph in the success. of the Repuh-
lcau party. He has q long a2d conspicuous,
aud stainless record His pre.eminent ability
Is admitted hy all, aud the basest and most
bitter Of partisaps haye shrunk from any I'M
putation upon his personal character The re-
cent impudent attempt to exclude him from
the Cabinet WAS based, when stripped Of its
disgui6cs, solely On the ground that Mr.. Chase
was thoroughgoing Republican who meant
what he sa!d, aud adhered to his principles
after the election as strongly as he did before
hmidated. -.
II Is but Justice to both Mr. Cnaee and Mr
Lincoln to state that Mr. Chase has been en-:
tlIely passive in the contest over his appoint
ment. No man at his suggestion or BY bis
procurement has ever approached the Pres1-
dent on the subject Of the Cabinet. Il Is vel
known to the friends Of Mr. Chase that the
/ Office Of Secretary Of the Treasury is not one
which lie has soug ght or desired. The position
Of Senator ot the United States. on VIII ch be
was about to enter for a term Of SIX years, WIS
far more copsenlal to his tastes ana habits aud
aspirations than that Of Cabinet Minister.
But the interest Of the country n thejudgfnent
Of the great mass Of the Republican party, Dc
manded tho presence in the Cabinet Of his
| tried integrity, hls eminent administrative
abilities, and his untlinchinE frmnesa. Mt.
Linco!n, from the first, las desired his servi-
cos, and with characteristic intlex'billty, has
adhered to his choice III spite Of the enuor
that has been raised, while Mr. Chase has pa
triotically sacrificed his preferences Of q seat
in the Senate to his sense Of what is due to
the wishes Of the people.
, 1861-03-09

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. FOR
L CITY AND COUNTRY, by Stewart .Hanilton.
BASEMENT Church Block les Lark street whcFs Aats
and county Ako, Marine Help fonLakcs and Canals.
Farms. Lots, .and Houses sold and rent:d. oEde1s
6eryants j7nl md respectable situations By calling At
this Office Post othee Boz. 1Gi49-. -mh2x!rn
r ARGE OR-sMALh ORDERS
forFeed, Meal or Flour n1led IN shoxf oEderand
It The lowest tztee. tylkl STEVENS d NORRIS
, 1861-03-09
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T. ~ ~ &-9 p ----
>cuRs 20
: r6&s HeadacbTe
~ CURE V'0s
NeryousHeadache
!. '@<kiin1ias: i1i o
Headache.

Rr ~. 80. =, +1,.. 1,,z,. -. .,r-.
taken u tho commencement Of n attack immediate
fe1a nom pain And sickness VIII be obtained.
Aaes SELDOM removing the HAtskA snd held
They act gently upon the bowels removing Coz
Ill persons ii sedent1ry haolt they ars ya1u,b1s.sa
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, 1861-03-09

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Adams AJs Allen P capt Atenburgh HAf~
Augeu MP Anderson Rs .veya
Abbott Abbott LAbbott r 4 Atwood j f
Arnold Cyrus Austin Edvd Allis josiah
Annas Caspar Augustus " A1Esn John F
AghWorth O. sa Ames Henry Adama John =
Abbott Norris
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F,hh.ce 4. RI . Barnnm IT. Brahdow Edwd2
RssEtTsiile An-BIatchford " Brown Edmund
1rew BairdJ Bollan Edwd
|. Rsrnrs A 8. 6Beattf john-K BuddSBB
RnrT Hlon John :. Buynto1 Geo "
Rsr1er Henf q BattesshaiI John Bran Geo
Rsshnu1 RS Bacou Joaeoh Brier1v Geo F.
BsEer n c :: BrlnehamJ mJohnN Britain G.
Rarnes Chas q Baker Joab atty Bpulton Geo
Bnhhitt CliDton Bird Wnl Brooks Geo =.
Re.risley G Beach VIM Il Brown Thos
Hnrsnn Peter blank YIN Rr{trs II "
, 1861-03-09

NeWbery Emma miss
Nelson Nancy. miss
Newcomb .Chas mrs
Michel John mrs
| Q-Nefll II mrs
| Outis Huldah mrs
| O'Nell Margaret mist

Paddock Julia l. mrs
Parkinson Elizabeth I
Pease MaryT mrs
Phillips Kate A miss
Perciyal q T mrs
Perkins Nettie mrs
Pinkerton joznne mfs
Feaelee Kate miss
Pierce Edith s. miss
, 1861-03-09

AA AkVt4k4A&A@* A44& q
Fields Pereilla mrs : i.
Flint A Lmre
Wnney Mary E mrs
Fosee Elizabeth mrs -
tsaneer Mary miss.
Gere Amelia r nlfa5l
Geurin 3ftria miss
Garvin Carolirn mrs
Gage Emily miss
Gilbert Wm E mrs
Gleason F K mrs.
Gu1dfn Mary miss
Hamilton, Mary q m1gs
Half IversJ mrs,
Halfnan Haunra
Hull J Fletcher Mrs
Hamilton. tclney mrs
HnIIecE Anna mrs
Haiey Mary ulrH
llahn Julia mtss
Hardtnse Emm1 miss
Et1nd mrs
II:lrris Eliza mrs
Hartman E mrs
UaTkins Elixab'th Tmfs
lfayley Ala c mIss
HAYWOOD Louisa miss
Hensen Nicholas mrs
, 1861-03-09

n 8. COOKE d CO., Law Book
,l(s sellers and stadoners, No. III axe street.
blank Work embracing general assortment from the
smallest Ps R9ek e re arssst Reeord Or present
CITY. It's By the largest in the West and the
tention Of bnEers Is nsttcdto 1t befo-e purchasing
elsewhere.
All styles and Sizes oELedGers Journals Cash Books
Dsy Books, Record Booka, Lawyeft Dockete Insu1-
ance Records Books ot Blank Notes 4nd Drafts mini
ature sea Of Miniature Blink Books for private ac
D, B COOKE b Co. -.
~ - ''. - Ill L9ke street.
, 1861-03-09

We cffax 10 tae tssda, 1t tie LOWEST MAEFEr
FRICB:-
$50 boxes TIN PLATE,
600 bdIs 6HEET IRON,
15o KUBSA IRON.
l4 IMITATION RUSSIA.
sa6 DEIGEr a2d ANNykLD WI17
Is csxB SHEET INC,
10 ton1 PIG TIN
la,5cN lbs. COPPER H0TTGMa
% tsA TINNERS' ToOL8 snd MACHINE
50 csaN BEI9IT OK a1a COIL CHAINA
1,a1 dox. AXES
1n =" aE0VEIa, SPADES ard SCOOPS.
% tocz aAD IRoEa
FUTILE, HIBBARD l. CO.;
octaHfy Corner Ct 5ssto md Lake ~
, 1861-03-09
1eAEA ~A1o ~ ..e -

Chicago Coal OIL Works, n B Al Mr. II y
Lakr stFeet Adams Market. Clark ST.. .Princt-
House Boz 1861. Chicago Budget. VI.
House Of Industry ,---f1 Clark St Linn Uni
yersity. Clask street Western Valley 1ns
Co.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must af-
ax three cent stamp:
daily, except sundays} from IAN. TIL r.a. on
Sunday from atill 10A An. From November till
May1; from Az till PH., d1ity Except Sun
aays), and on Sundays from $50 til 015 An.
ISAAC COOE. P, n,
, 1861-03-09

THO LAWYERS.-We have on
hand full set Of ILLINOIS REPORTs, Is Vols.
Includes RaHEsE, vo!, sGAAsp1i 9y9ls a1AAs, r; .
'e'' mIake street.
, 1861-03-09

Last Hours of the Th1rsY-Stx1la Con.
EfeAs.-Sren.k In th~ Senate Cham-
y her-tsar we'll ef ,V7re President
4. 8fect!nFfd:sc-~Flc &sreAsde ut Ham,
=" LIN. Eah q the Oath of QlHce-Thc
. Nesv Senators: sworn .dn-~An. Extra
!. SeA.Aosi- The ,4na = EaF41ton~ Rroces-
Eloh..Scenea And .Iucitcnt4.-Lt'. . Ie
9ath:.1hc 1nauEura1-Tts: :Eneca--
E3uttcrn0t Rec@fnes JGhkIaut.-LA.
Ter xnc1dcnts OF the DAy, &C., DC,
, 1861-03-09

AAsoSyuLE, Conn, Feb tth, 1861.
ME- sPALp1Na,
sR:l have tried your CephalIc Pills. and 11KK
THEN 80 WE'LL that want you to send me two dollars
Part Of these for the netshbsrs. to wh3n gaEc
few ont OF the first box got # you.
Send tic Pills By 1ua! and obltge ~
Your obeafant servnnt,
JAMES & EENNEt ].
, 1861-03-09

fnrsnoon s wan ID the company III The floor Of
genate Chamber gradually grew and Increased.
Nov, the mcmbtrs OF The retiring Cabinet
ca1ne in and took their places. Holt, md
Toucey and stsoton, ena n.z, ,hn an dSe rest,
7frt fnld how these and their Immediate pre-
deceseors Of eo.ne Of them weTa being dis
cnEsed
D:1aymatic Corps began 70 grow urgent s.ssa WIN
~ one by one they parsed, cleaning through
the aarS coated 1Eroog, tielr gold cnoroio.fg
and nan.m.lliuery tbs moro sloWy from con.
frast With the plain, oi Ane1ic2n Court cos
): tnma Happy aud ,mnch sought ReIe tnoss
among the spectators *hu could GO Ihiooso
fhe iii pointing out by nanaa these utlGd Yep
Trnentat1re8 Of offereign poTers.
Thet flushed 1narmnr rose, and senAtofa
and Eli remained standing while tue venerable
1ndres of the Supreme Court OF the Chheo
ststes entered, led By Chief Justice IaneE, y,
f,air slIken robes, and passing doEn, toos
thei- h seats in the inner circle. 1t lacked few
at,ents .aen Of twelve o'lock- The stroke othigt
n., ~ tIfs day wns to be IN important one
IT, RI teu Of the passing away Of one 40
..m;stration, cone into History = with az IL!
o. i{5 hsnd sad ffcsh 81 promise ema
sn9fae1 e,ssnIcnt Breckinridee took ths chair
.1.,:s. ~ impressive pud eloquent NpEae o. o.
:hadr adIeu.ia The senaio ~: ans eslass 4 4
=" s'e. ~ 10 four <ytar3 occuMea H gtI Y
ae aaef& ia1 slSs saxass IsSIne{t aeS u
eonaitT brief expression o. @.an~ oa;t56s, tsf,
Il ths ap'ts5 pgs1stttsd e a,s 1Ssa l6s ossa
'6ree41afGW WsS,fi,,, repeating .rhc words o1 u
nee, III ~. eorin afiGr hin. elFearipgIo ma1s H1
piesos|S sI |nnetii utiaa Of the United stalest
LII pres,dsut Uamiin then tooE 1as|cfal
nnd fHc seua.e Immediately Ear; Stn bn,
r. I'D aseeasaa iR r@sns nom ae:
aad IL n me%9f13hs th4 13nor M It's senate; TA Refra
y s. sfs Sss5 s:s:aS Z
T. 1ae1 a6d 6d feoS XII the dat
.toes elect came " tnsa h % sThnsa. tEr1
e efe.sss ses r. ieSss aessen ~ 1T
: 3sst4s[Rns GaaeTil ;aplane .0tegoa: Ffo1
.tSnnf t Mi fhs Increasing din, and h]are ot t1an
, 1861-05-13

St. Louis was profoundly peaceful on
Saturday. Capt. Lyon quietly took pos
session Of the depots Of the Pacific and
North Missouri Railroads. The seces-
sionists, upon whose guilty heads rests the
blood Of the women AMI children slain in
the streets, are as docile as the Plug Ugliea
of Baltimore.
DR.. Geo. B. Sanderson received three
mortal wounds in fight in drinking sa-
loon on Friday night, growing out Of the
capture Of Camp Jackson Dr.. 6anderson
has been a frequent visitor in our city. Hc
was formerly d resident Of Weston, Mo-,
but more recently Of Be1oit, Wis, and was q
man of1arge wealth. Ha removed from
Be1ott some three years ago, not liking ths
political atmosphere Of that town. Al
ways bitter pro-stayery man, it is to bt
presumed TINT he was espousing the causs'
OF the traitors when he fell.
, 1861-05-13
=, About xke Tan Reefnseafa.

JOLIET, Nay 1.-THE regiment for the
third Vongreaslona District want into camp
at Csmp Geoden this morning. Capt. Marsh;
BY order Of the Comm snder-fn- Chief, taking
command unit! the regiment organization Is
the ground. Livingston county, Capt. Haw-
kfns; Dewitt county, Capt; Richards; Iroquo:s
county, Capt. Wager; KankaEee county: taDt,
Burgess; Champaign county, Capt. Wolfe; Nc
Leaa county, Capt. Fuller; Wifi county, Capt.
Erwin. They sre unanimously fine look
Ing body Of men and, are. eager and aoxious
the companies arrive they will be mustered
into service and elect their regfmental officers
AL Of the companies composing the regi-
ment for this district are now In Camp
GoodeH Capt John spiee,' Quartermaster
and Comuafssary, deserves credit for his en-
although the time Was short every ything In Els
department. seems to be In perfect order, and
alane well provided for. "a ---",,
PERU. May u.-Capt. Q. Frisbie's company
OF the Putnam County Guards, Numbering
III, left to-day for the.eucampment at Joliet.
The town turned out en- nasse to see them Of.
They were addressed on behalf Of the citizens
BY Judge E. s Holbrook.
y FsEzsoaT, 1.., Wy 11fh1:Ths Regiment made
roll, egle, Jo Dayiess, Stephenson, Winneba-
tgo and Boone, ordered fer:Fendexvous at this
;place, arrived b5 trains to day and were greet
cd a. The depot by a very large concoufse Of
people All the companies are uniformed and
ready for the utensils Of war, with the exeep-
ton Of three; They are q noble Regiment
and with a little more practice, will compare
fagorshly with any Id the East they are now
,eucamped at the Fair Ground, where J. ".
S-ehatar, Assistant QuaEter1naster General, has
made al the provision for their comfort that
could hare been made IN the brief time al
, 1861-05-13

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!: Especial Dispatch 70 ths Chicago Tribuue1
- =, = .-cAtRo' My u.
tae news OF me troubles at ". Lqcis, when
received mere, ereatsa great sensation u the
ea@p' speeuiatlons are ne Is to the result
o1 me nsns just oegan ano tae snare our Boys 20
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'uss 'oi osefnsu' s'o eAAailalng ~ taen st afe
very muca needea &: 8: -.
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