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sorm which the designers have probably little con-
temp lated.
The following is the verbatim testiuony Of Luis
Herod runaway slave who caue into camp at New
port News June 24th
~ was - years tins last April 18th gone; was
horned in Mulberry isl,nd; my sa name was
John Greou Sir; lie has yer gore row, reckon about
f'nrwerss; he is row, In Yorktown; he wa' reel
lad AZ; lie has lie cd me DIVER a ,iuc lie alwsys
licked me wild cowtVe, wade ont cows skin; he
went away telling co1f,d folks dat Cese err mn
Isnaees We're co.i:E, to We as ike nlles, rpd da,
We must hoe liz corm aud cray by O. oij hohe ttah
oere fnug weeks eser cult; day geb VIZ only fwo
pcurc, o! utat, snd Tec6 meal - ed rs week,
enc hex "a, hard al dai; wss in Yorktown wt.GaIo'e
last 10 rec ny Eass, re tDd siX more Ge "a, ;ho
d,y put H. toe o cutting hay for de ones w"'ked
III No ktownOn de fort dare; found II wary Laro; ]
rtcken boat hundred wary Ioor white folks worked
wiz and Us oder rlaves Ge fort; &c odrf reo rlde
about on tlre bores, and get drunk ebefy gay oe
women are I'll gone ont Yorktown dtre Is only
about - 20 lCuscs in rare dat Dir orktown; &c
SOLDIERS LIB lew eHts like desc ere; dc lc est Oh un
HI TENS; and &c poorest oh an rake bu'h houses
wien loi dare lat tnrday, day had y guns on ue
fort dsro; day have foUr OF i've pointed out 20 as 10
sh OF al a. nicer; Wien we wok IN daf dare ioi 'hy
| come mp aid say, ngra, Loyel bury ~ dat dare
| fort; de lauke 3 viii be here airecy and Dig de
trench deep, at Dc dam Itrhecs iail III, ana beak
deir dam eek; moro dan lait ob &C toiciefs isD
| GUNS and d. oStrs SAY Day espect some from hico-
uoIG; some hab been are fortnight. or tree wet ks,
wcolt Any aras; dty fetch on provision from Iich-
| mond: seautUGt lar is uxre YORKTOWN; &c poor
soliers dainD, com Ein tor not hatil noihiu to eat
eae are soue right smart cb sive' dre to work, and
day III ia 6dy get of n possitl cave are a1o"
touauL hoists AID day 10 OFT ebry Gay TO rec II
| any ub you are coming; and wien Gay see anything
bat looks like you laok,e folks, dy run bach, and
zen Gay ali get scared; dy all lei after de iigt az
| brthe and zone 10 Yorktown, md Den a weeh, Was
dis Lee la. >~,u-r Y, all 20 back sid wagons to
Bethel cein and day carry pro'iiens ehry day TO
| DsGh, mewbeie Cat way; dare are 10 coats at
| Yorktown; LIST week day LUried two wiaiies near
| Yorktown so ~; &c .m Yankee Ri cant Ind; &c
loikjow0 OBS ,y dat DIRE two or tree ious,Id
troops At Williamsburg; day ray dat WIN &c Cam
| Nanse suar.h III on en-, cen Gay cone from Bethel
| aud " ilGanisbuIg, ard al Ii Into Yorktown.
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DIR MILITARY BOARD.

We do not know tina. the complaints q
fayoritism, corruption, &C., aimed ut our s'an
Military Board are well founded; but that aer
are very general and earnest, is certain. We
doubt whether the Legislature did or did ~
exceed it, powers in forming such Board; ~
have no doubt at all that the impulse was
spite the Governor, and that the result has oees
unfortunate. If it be said that their object W.
to give the Democratic party voice IL TO
premises, through the designation Of the Secfs
tary Of State and State Engineer as members q
tho Board, we remark that the Democrats
far as our knowledge extends, are not al ~
thankful for the profer, but would haze pre-
ferred to leave the whole matter in the hands "
him whom tho Constitution makes the CEN
mander. in Chief Of our State Militia 10 ~
the least, the experiment Of splitting up 'hs
great trust has worked badly, and will never "
repeated.
The following letter from one Of the mosi y
telIieeut and energetic citizens Of Western New
York embodies objections very generally areeas
the constitution and action Of the Board ".
hope the writer is mistaken on some points ."
he meams to state the truth:
THE MILITARY BOARD At ALBANY
r, n, Ts,o, Of ire cspassssvs F'es"aS'
The IRE Of this state. In pretended 100
IN tbe call of the President for men and aSms 20
tho property and enforce the laws OF the
cres,sd a Military Board, composed Of the So,c,i
-Governor, Secretary OF Sta1s, Son''ygG
Attorney.l,eneral State treasurer, ana sac
nser and authorized the Board 20 sneePs ani
sou,o b. 900 men, and muster them into the ssI' ~
tie United States, aud appropriated s',ov,, al
nd for thai purpose. The oct Was patt'ou, "a
ssouh he highly credsble the State cus ior
,l,st oorraot n,fn An aud oui Of tho Legisls,uie
lie details of the act IN such manner I'M. .he "a
IA divided. and responsibility cannot De isenss
any one. The folly Of creating min.Ny 1. sp
vii even heads looking IN dtetnt d,ree'o 20
r,,.,, IN the most obtuse inteliect hn ;iss
nm M thai the motives which promp 81 Va. ' 10.
~ rowor and rcsponbiy were anything pa' stfcsul.
yoisy A LARGE amount Of money waste W g, ,ssrs
ed and ,hs, speedily. Places Of honor sne prom
20 BE- Riyeno ~, ,.v ard the disirtr
ton Of tbese paeer left "a she hhnos u M oaA
-in.Ciei, US thew SHOULD ha,e been, 10 80
lone have been responsible, and bis ias9n w. rs
I'D tbem. oaly would have been prVvhcd i'i Or
corrunt horde which tbropgs Albany wien .s
nre IA IN session, largely controlling sac sshsms,S
r. srtion. and disgradng the state BY We n -
yillajuy. was ncs conteni 10 lss ths mssssF -
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From Our Special Correspondent

From VI opecA correspondent
CAMP CAHLEos,
HEADQUARTERS Missouri VOLUNTEERS,
BooxzynLr, Mo-, Friday, june n, 1861.
LIFE AT JEFFERSON.
Jefferson CITY has long enjoyed and deserved the
fame of having the worst botes in America. We were
fortunate however, during our sCourn there IN finding
quarters at & public house of the better Southern)
class, surrounded by ample grounds, well shaded with
tho locust and catalpa broad balcony in front, over
cool brick pavement Tor Missouri is far enough south
To dispense with the barrh, naked architecture of
Northern States and 10 insure the protection Of bsco-
MES and verandas against the burning sum; no two
rooms upon tho Lowell way Of getting up stairs
except by going out Of doors long, low wings shoot.
ing of from the main building In all sorts of nexpected
dirocons gallery in the rear deeper than the hoase
itself; heavy furniture, from the last generation, with
single modern link in the shape Of piano In tho Ia
dies paror leisurely negro walters, including sooty
little boys and girls standing behind you at dinner, and
waving long wands over the table 10 disconeer the
omnipresent flies; and Southern fare in which corn
bread hot biscuits ham, and excellent coffee, without
fruit Of any kind, the leading elements. The land
lord and landlsdy are Kentuckians and shareholders,
who say "tbsr" aud "wbar," but kind, hospitable
people, who bold that Secessionists traitors, aud
that traitors ought to be hung.
THE GERMANS or TIE NORTT-wEsT.
The news Of the Federal victory OF Bonneville ex'
cited great euthusiasm among the soldiers Of Acting
Governor Boernsein's command, and was greeted
with enthusiastic cheers and salute Of 81 guns. As
have already eaid large proportion of Col. Boern'
STEMS regiment, and indeed Of all the Union troops
in Missouri are German and the greatest efforts are
made by the Secetiorsts, both open and Indirect to
excite prccdice AGAINST them. They are denounced
in the .iCcst terms as nercinaries, hirelings,
and ieseiaas aud the remark IL frequently heard;
" If il were wh.to men fighting against us, II would
be all right but 10 have all the ID Duchmen in the
ii ate seeking 10 subugste under the Federal flag IS
TOO bad" In the State Of Missouri, out Of population
of l,l20, 900, there 100000 Germans. They are
10y al almost TO man. and have been the very first TO
spring 10 arms against the traitors The same is true
In all the great Sistes Of the Northwest; the German
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FROM MISSOURI.

Jefferson City yaIty OF the Germans-seari.
ment Along the River-Iacidents OF tho
Bonneville Battie--Unisn Men Surprised
in Bcnten County-Twenty-hve Killed
and scventy.twe Weunded-The Secession
lists Finally RouteA-Federal Troops Close
On the Heels OF Gov. Jaekson-Arrest OF .
Reporter a. . spy-Arrivai Of Troops
from Town.
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CLEAN in regard to the strength and designs OF the
Federal troops. The Republican is likely " find tres
sop Ike Jordan, f" q hard road To travel"
ARRIVAL or THE FIRST IOWA REGIMENT.
The LIST Iowa Regiment, Col. Bates, and Lieut--Col
Merritt, arrived here just before to-day. They
left Keokuk on The 18th inst, and took possession Of
the Hannibal aud 81. Joseph Railroad, in searon, to
fru.tste The plans Of tie Secessonts for burning the
bridges on lhat tborough4re. At various points IN the
ate they encountered Secession scouting ra'tes who
fed on their spproacb. Near Bunker Hill, on the
Moth Mississippi Raj road they formed galows, and
tie clothing snd papers OF Federal soldier, aud otser
evidence which convinced them that the traitors there
had murdered stray nemier Of the loyal troops,
who fell into their clutches They found the people
every where fearful that the reports circulated by the
Seccssionss, that the Federal troops were freeing
slaves, burning houses, murdel men, and outragng
women, light be true Halt dozen slaves who came
TO TIER camps were sent back 10 their masters They
took the cars to ReDic on the hannibal and ST. Joseph
Railroad and thence marched tie country TO this
point Their health is generally good and the person.
mel Of the regiment excellent. One company contains
twenty young men, who have just graduated from q
literary institution at Mount Pleasant, and physicians
lawyers and editors are numerous among them.
Another long bridge on the Pacific R,iro across
the Laramie River, was burned by the Seoessonsts
yesterday morning.
The telegraph is not yet in working order to Jefer.
son City, tie wires having been cut repeatedly after
repairing. force Of troops will be sent down the
line in day or two.
There are now about four thousand men in this COM
mand.
Investigation through the interior counties every
where DEVELOPS the faet that the farmers in-
GLIDING tho heaviest slaveaolders) and otter citizens
engaged in legitimate pursuits almost unanimously
for tie Union while the ranks Of the traitors are made
up Of broken-dowu politicians, precarious advenurers,
and impulsive, ignorant yoong men, who have been
deludcd into following them.
A company Of citizens from Bonneville have now
gore III pursuit of ackson, TO see, as they phrase 1t,
compromise cannot be effected. Gen. Lyon distinctly
informed them before their departure that the only
compromise he could accept would be the one be pro-
posed In the st. Louis Conference.-The the Rebels to
dsband lay down their arms and submit unreservedly
to the Government
Among party Of citizens who visited the command
this morning, the Mayor Of Bonneville Ia Union mani
was pointed DOT TO me. In reply to my question why
he had a handkerchief envelopiDg his Ieek in this
broiliug atmospheric / received the cool reply: 80,
he's delicate yet, from Little private shooting ARRAY,
in which he participated, about ten days ago."
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June %, 1861.
Tas afs;r Of tie Monticello, up the Ropahannock
River is the TOPIC of the day. Tne ueaehey OF the
transaction is in keeping with the rebel tactics Ihe
SOowing particulars have been obbgng furnished 70
ne by G. w. Havcmeyer, esq, who is patilot,caHy
serving the country volunteer ON board the hono
IL
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pursuit Of Gov. Jackson, and party of Seoessonists
who had rallied there. jackson fled their approach;
but at O clock last night he was at Florence, ten
miles from Syncuse and hs has been captured before
this time, unsAs he has used h running capacities Of
which be has given such splendid specimens hitherto
with even more than his usual agility. We are in
hourly expe taton Of later from the expedition
ITEMS ABOUT THE FLEET.
Gen. Lyon and Col. Blair have their headquarters
on board the Mcdowell of the Government feet.
Gen. Lyon 10 the last man who would be taken for
commander Of the expedition by casual visitor. His
slight figure, sandy hair, red whiskers brown linen
coat Light cotton vest and Kossuth hat convey no sus-
picion Of the soldier but the SecessioDis,s are now
fully convinced, not only that he thoroughly under
stands his profession but that he is of exceeding
promptness in action. Col. Blair, With his erect
pact form and hard features, has decidedly soldiery
bearing and in his military nndress, looks like vet
eran Of the tented field. The "boys" give an anus
ing account Of the nonchonce with which he sat upon
his horse with his lips set in their characteristic sar-
donic expression twirng bis mustache oi the precise
color Of the water Of tho Missouri River while the
bullets few about him like hastones, during the en-
gsgenent Of Monday. They also state that Gen.
Ll Oll, uOubh m IVehoh VI P~e'"ss N>P"'~'~i -
hibed the most importubabie composure during that
leaden rain II would be difficult to describe the
thusissc trust which the Union men OF Missouri, and
especially the Old Guard OF the Republicans, epose
ia Frank Blair. His name carries an immense prest'ge.
They believe devoutly that he is the Coming Man. II
IL matter Of universal regret among them TINT he
will BIO compelled to leave for Washington in few
days to attend the extra session Of Congress The
weather here is intensely hot. AT euudown last night,
the mercury, in the shade indicated ninety degrees.
The mos: popular panacea agnins, is the excellent
caawba wine, we'll iced which produced in generous
quantities in this vicinity. reporter Of The Mssowi
Pepu5l,raa, named Schreik, was arrested last night,
and is now kept prisoner in the feet, carefully de-
prived Of pens, ink, and paper. IL is alleged that,
among the documents taken in the Secession camp on
Monday, were papers clearly proving that the Reput
Hean has been furnishing the Rebels, privately, with
all ths information WHICH Ito reporters have been able
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.srttclus W ard Oh - Eor.s.r

Every man Of iitei.eck has sot his Fort.
Fmt-A mans peculiar t..cuiiy or strong
s.de.-Decft0aory
Danil " ebsters Fort WAS ;e speec!ify
in tne liau.s vi koHsre.o Y i.lake DICK
Summaries.
Snakspeer rotc good pazo, bat he wood
eat he' ben wuih Il put o! hoi'. S.dci AS
asien;.e! grai:.c iispCrt!r WOOD i:e Hey?
lie be. dci.ars ao wouldn't.
lieniy w ard B.cher wood make gICd
ENG lEaa 10. tie hOrk op.Iy iL.ustTI!>, be
cauz he can Cackie "si!.
Old George a-.,lnStc.i's Fort was 20
not nave eny puOi.c MAJ. OF tine ir' seat
day Resemble hlin To ANY a.drtn!n cAtei.i.
" hare bowls can Georges eAal ne !.u.a ?
! a.k, ~ boldly answer Lo ',:.4ges, or any
via. es c.se.
Cad nam Towusind's Fort vas 70 mai,
Sass! prg.!.e. Cog to the world an
ujnv. llie saivec, (Cot-S4u.. HON Town.
sl.i,. > sdycrtI-lnuat.J
Cyrus E.c.ds Font j. 10 lay "a SUD ma
chime tc!egiiif under t!.e boundIu L...e.s
oi Tie OCEAN. y have Il Bust.
S.a.d.us Fort Is to na.lI Prepared
GIOO, winch n.euds cy-.!t.ug y o..d.r
ii II w..i !meuG - sinner wicked waze.
libproAtoo jacN.
Io4sys lort l. to be female ticu5
feI.r
AIy Fort Is the great nora! show biz
HISS, and IIi.E chose i1Li..ia I.tcIatoov tor
the uou"sI a.sIs. Ina.e WHAT'S ti.e ii.at
ter wItii h,E-
Dc ,sc Nc 50 il.:.e 90 on 10 an :.
d~i.I.e 1fent.
tw.cG .e eudcayeessd 10 d. things
a!eiI t.ey w@sn :.v !or,. HE fist ;.L!.s
".s "4en ua-rsit.a to IL. o"ass...s
cusa WHO cut hole IA my tent i !.I~N .ei
t.Te". Sez /, my Je'.l.= S.r 20 "ut or
sAa.l IA! INTO You putty heavy SCI Ae
y au- "a, U.d wax trUg,., rASg.upUn
wc.t Tor l.u, hat :.e caNI ;!lg. l,o,.c. IL !!
"a the he'd i kEuckt re threw ti.e- tent
I:.;er a eow Insetur. lie I,-.so.a the at
tack - h-u. Inc INTO 4 mud paddle. - !
-rvse x runs out lay i.rl.cnt sI:Iu!4ts /
i.O.A.uaed tim wa>!s NY Fort lie 4Ow
t.ee t:.e iurt:u upon seen -. Il IS rarv.y
sr.,i IL that ! seek ConsOl Il 4 IA the
i!YWin E..e But In Ser;,n jC..n IN Ii
i:sEny Ia the tsui of *. Eiy os.iH grin
Ger got sex w.t:i the fever ;:Ed ii I'd
ueyv. t,l, s. as.,lurd IL al. t..y ..v, Il /
lla"t !le E.sl IL IL lew 5.a..e.s ii >;.;.i.H
e;.v;. stE L.it. i, nscquc.t7 WAS Ei~,eI
III - much | didn't Z1Csiy know HhaIe
Uowi, w.s. tu...ed lny liy,n wild
Hes.,, .. Pray loose into the s..ee, K up
sci .hy wax wurks ] tacn B,t coo;d
r.--y t.ss-. 80 harn.st myself TO kaual
bose, there being other iios,es i.icht on
likewise, bt.l.fi.d ! another U.ie,,d of me
The driver ho!!ef+i tor us to .it, aad we
soJ up atd .ot Bu; ,h, ho<-es being Gu
Csea 10 q arrangement, begun 10 kick and
-,it'y-ri - Ts1T iIc--I7s'-s sIv-IIVs a.
k!c; yiie.,iy in the stumnlIcs i back *
prc,uItly iorud my SCI. IA tl.e ha.al
w.th the other hosSes. ...ckla i ye.ien
Ikea tr.t,e q! Cu-.-:,l Orus s4yv,ji= was
..scoo,i, .s and "a ben carried Ia the
TAVERN CA "a heIu.ocS Bored, ! SCI in
feeble yo.se. Boys, y.uyin Loss ism .Iy
Fort
AnRAvL-Never don t 10 notiiin which
it ..n | ia your Fort, tor sf Noa co YOU j!
fnu yourself spisshia rogud IA lIe Asi>I.
t.gvrai.Nely speakIn.
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The Volunteers.

IT," crisis now has come the hc .les n,te ". hear,
The NIT t-ring 50 Indrons orming, south and
ncrfh.
The poni-rous will belch its thu ad .rs
forth.
Our brothers. husbands sons rnarshaIled on the
pain.
Gone forth amidst alarms. ~ mpv's wit the s.asn;
Twas hard tn See them g., they. whom our hearts
led dear.
Twill che the happy smile. and leavr instead tear.
The pride OF mary e. thu flower Of the land.
Havr ban sh-,. p rsuit. =nd now nnifed stand,
For Iih-rtv ath, ,fIt ua.rhwo-1 and tho rrv:
Down with the sors We u make u e rei.ls fy.
co bless yen ani all. who battle FOR the right
w mis- presence here. but onward To the g. si
Your country still IS Tree. hearts are true and
brave,
nd ;he seryiie knee choose. rather choose the
grave.
Stand by that good old f,y. lose not single sar,
MAKE Southern r-hr.- fear Tn wty. eva var;
J-f Davis and Ills may hape to re~ ven fall.
But Heau-n defesd eace man, 60, lis yoar couaiYys
CALL "a
Land OF the pilgrims PRIDE, hope o: each freeman's
heart
Send forth your loyal sons each tain part.
Wen pray them each day, that they may come AZ
last. .T
Back peaceful home when troubioas taes mast.
kAIg.
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WHAT PIC D,a-By the dis" hefl;ence
of lad in 1909, - gard, n gate in Rhode
Island WAS left open, and pig got in and
destroyed few plants; quarrel between
the owners of the garden and pig grew
ont Of it, which spread among their friends,
detected the Federal candidate for the
Legislature, ard gave ths STATE Demo
cratic Senator. by " hose vote war was de-
clared, i'm 1879 Will, Great Britain
In cer,ain cycle of years, the same
casualties seem invariably TO re cur; those
who tavs made study Of such things,
say they always must
Here is a confirmation Of the doctrine.
the only difference being that what Pa
did three Years teioie the war of 1872,
N,G did before the war OF lS6l.- Mtpaks {
Ners
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

SALT FOR CARRIAGES Edward Ca.peD-
ter, u correspondent Of tha Pennsylvania
Earoier "od Gs,tlt-r. last year tested tie.
value Of salt on cahhaaes, and With "a :
factory results. After planting out his
cab ages, lac water.d them some two "r
three time, IA week with salt water. con
tanning atoat IL grains of salt TO the piut.
The cdbl,ase> grew beaniifu ~. and headed
dp very finely; while those viii, n had 10
salt wafer given them produced loose,
open heads, which were unfit for any
9th :: purpose than boiling. Rain water
was Giveh ut the same time. aud iii The
same quantities. a the salt water. He
docs not know how strong a s''lution Of
salt the cabbagcs would bear wi i,out in
jury, hut is fully satisfied that a solution
10 str n.tr than he used is deci ediy
beneficial.
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KEN-vCEr.-The following paragraph is
from the Frankfort Con.nonw ealth OF
Wednesday.
VIRGINIA -. KESEVCEV IT has been q
general received opinion ti2t whenever
the ancient dominion tool; snuff, Ken.
lucky, der d.ugi.ter) would most duti-
fGliy saeezc That's au Old fogy idea and
ought 10 he iuid aside. kentucky will
never permit ra5id and finaticsl minor
iyy - saddle her with secession and bully
hor Out OF tie union, as Nirgiaia was ssd-
died and bul!ied. Never; no, never. Ihs
union men of kentucky viii not consent
to be transferred 10 JeH Davis ike so ma
uy cLa;ieles. Mind that. If any such
a,le,1p; j. mGle in this state, it Will be
la. s:aaal ior civil war and the union
r..cu viii l.-e III their might and crush
out and wire ous every vestage of seces-
sion ia Kentucky On that they are de.
terniinoi. They have stood about a.
much as they can already. Better not
c.Cwd them tee far.
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bR. THOMAS D..NTEG.

Slow and heavily the old bell tu.,c;h,
Like dc dU'i, diing moan oi a wa.c;
autumn vi c-' iicS-ana The GyIug iral ,rrnIe;h,
Aud !Iesai. grows tnc ncH.y uiUt.r grave.
Sad and rnournfuili the hcarse nov, ia on,
With The Grape, sue coTln, dad t.I- pA.i;
Eroi.i hIs deati4-dew u HIs autun.n Lurts l.
DrcGte.
And the dying and The dead leaves fall
They lail-and the newly dug grave grows OLD,
I:e -oIro~s vi The beaTt ia,ie ava.
The GRAPE the coihn, and pail disappear,
AEd we Deconies prlSet, SUNNY day.
The birds, the buds, aud ard blossoms re-appcar
AID lie IL 80 s;.r1ng and 80 bright;
The iIearsc. ine grave, and The deo4 are forgot,
Aud ,Ae heart Dcdlcsii wild MI Gc.sSht
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SEEN i LITTLE SERyiCE.-A tall man call
ed to see Gov. Morgan a: lbany the other
day, and desired to volunteer. lie thoushs
he silouid ike to meet Jet!erson Davis
fhe Governor asked:
a Do you know anything Of tactics 81
Well, = i.ttle; think l could lead
company-iust rs LEI go III the ranks"
= Aad what Is you: name?'
"Nay-Cc. My. Yea may remember
mc"
If Col, Nay, late Of tho U. S. Dragons
The man of long hair, who resigned be-
cause he wa badly treated ty jeff Dsris
when the latter was Secretary Of Wsr-
gets al the head of regiment, We may
see the trsmendeous feats of Paio Alto and
i3cs9cl Is enacted.
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Il, SINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

.b ~ 81
r HE uud rsyuvd would pectlly orri the iliia-
y ritauts Ottawa aud vicinity that lie Is ROW
nreuured 10 inrui. tue choicest variety o Crachtrs,
suc Soda, Lemon, Boston oy sier Aoernetia'
, {, wate, Biscuit Also. Bread C.hes, Brown Bread,
Pie &C. &c, in goOdvarcty. Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection. constantly on hand All KINDS OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spaied no pains nos eApe."eh
s,,, ,, wagon for the conv and dccciHn'oda
,ou o his customers and tl,e public generally ar. no"
able to furnish anything. in their line |" those "ho ne
-. Tic. wishing ,h. New York " sgon call daily.
win ;ieasr send their orders the " y Bakery, or to
the Posi- Office. ,
~. Remember the place, in Etwarhs' Block, a 'rw
,or west of H. ThotnIson's store Main Street. Send in
your ord RS and they will receive prompt attehton
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

Nc1a'N EVIWrGs JyTpoNE.--Thcre is q
Pa.i-iaa dandy, who, we think, rather out
q q Connect cut D--had at his resi-
arnce q ( ulgleiz costume OF a groenA
LrU u.-es.ae a!:y attention TO one Of the
ia,r s.N, hc u-e,! 10 say: " Permit me to-
send you boulue. by my black servsnt'
lie ;hen repaired 10 The gairet took out
his backing bottle. polished his face aud
hands, put on his livery, and knocked At
the ltd, door Here" he said, "ars
some flowers sent h. master TO madame
lie had spent hs last five fgscs in their
par, Aase. Madame was so delighted with
the present ;hat she presented louis to
the ."afer That : the clear pockst:ng 81
the de!lars,san q lady's favor IN the bas-
gain.