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, 1861-11-19
The BANKING LaWs

We doubt If there Il county Of Illinois
even In Egypt-that has given any number Of
votes fmuch less msjo1ity,) In favor Of that
fno1mity called the " banking law OF specie
bss{s." Union county (Jonesboro, etc. J voted
81 for the law and j ,ss1 against, This is about
the Way the northern counties OF the state
ueed It. If the law. has got IS msny ss 500
votes in ia iavor, TO tbs 100 600 against, 1t his
done better than its most melancholy friends
have expected. Who will bury the miserable
carcase?
, 1861-11-19
WHOLESALE
GOODS
r. r Al III e r.,
112. La, u6 Lake Street,
500 Bales
aAHNFeTAne

UVWa60bE0Sg
soueht before TIE lato sdy1aes, ind w1u hs sea3
tom x to sns cent pr ysta lesE taan
can be bought elsewhere IN
ta1s ma.kek. .'~~
10 Bales stark s1settae.
80 IS L.uttaeats ~ ahseals.
80 t' Appsessa d.
so Sc Indian Head d.
so,eee stark Mil Bsst, $3.50 pr huadr.d.
10000 Lewiston Esgs, $500 10.
1s,ooo cohaes Bags, 5000 Do.
15,eoo Manchester Bags, s2t.ss ds.
2o,oes ozark Bag, s2s.se d.
50 Cases Merrlmse Prints, ste
Is 9 Anerisxn Print Ws1ks, ---s4s
Is " Richmond Works,
50 IS Bleaehsd HusIIn, guder Prizes
70 +" Cotton Flanntls,
20 &c DeRfms,
20 Bales Stripe aad Tick
200 Bats,
| Is Cases American De Lalns, II to Is ets.
Ell Q S [ e R ,
OTTO MS,
8H & " LIS: SILKS
ALSO,
THE ABOVE AT RETAIL
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Curtain Geeds,
+ BEDDING And FEATHERS.
P. PALMER,
119. lI4 and 1l6 Lake Street
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
, 1861-11-19

The regiments Of Illinois infantry number
ed from the 7th to the 50th, inclusive, are all
in the service except four. which are nearly
ready, and one [Mulligan't) which II being re-
organized. The regiments organizing are As
follows, with their designation as far as nun
heYed.
, 1861-11-19

t2Q-tul. uUu4 ANkH1a ~ A6lup 0QLlE1s
46th--Col. P1ettyman, vt Gimp Butler.
46th-Co1. John a. Davis, at Camp Butler.
49th-Col Vim. P. Morrison, at Camp Butler.
b1et-CoL Gilbert " Cummings, at Chicago.
52d-Col. Ieaac G. Wleon, at Geneva.
63i-Col. J. D. Baldwin, at Chicago.
54th-Col. John E. Smith, at Galena.
65th-Col. David Stuart, at Chicago.
bGttl-Col. Windows Princeton regfm ent, ut CHI
cago.
Col Lynch's, at Chicago.
Col. John Gement, at Dixon.
Col Jacob Fry, at Ca1rolllen.
Col Robert kirkhan, at ShaWDeeteWu.
Col. Nathaniel Niles, at Beltevf1e.
Col. Silas c. Toler, at JoneEboro.
Col. PhineaH Peaee, at Centra1la.
Col Vim. Huntes, at Cairo.
The Rock Island Regiment, at Rock Island
The Yates Battalion Of ShArpBhooters, at Camp
Butler.
Col Thos- II. Harris, at shelbyville.
Besides these, which are raising under au-
thority Of the state, ara several that have
been accepted directly by the Government; !;
and furthermore, there is active recruiting for
the regu1ar service, for cavalry, for artillery,
| and for eharpshooters, which are not included
in The above list. The.e various regiments
will swell the number Of Illinois troops to
| over GOQQQ.
, 1861-11-19

Why 1t Should he Located IT Chicago
Letter ef Geo. Herbert, Esq.

s-Lester ef Geo. HERBERT Esq.
CHICAGO, Nor. II, 1861.
ElitsFs Chicago Tribune: ~.
The following letter addressed BY the nj.
ter to q member of Congress from Maine,
seems to me to emhody IN very striking
manner tho reasons why Chicsgo should he
the place for the location OF NATIONAL. Ar
MORT. I therefore eend It to you for publica-
tfon. Respectfully, I. N. ARNOLD.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL. GENERALS WISE
AND LEE.

Correspondence Of tn Memphis Argus, July q
General se has recently marched into tho northwest
with legion ten or twelve thousand strong His head
qlasters, until few days since, NJ Charlestown
understood that he has advanced nothward jackson
county ,snd his progress will probably extend to Wood
county, on the Ohio, tho homo Of the notorious traitor
Gen John j. Jackson Gen Floyde brigade IL undoubt
edy following in Wscs track At present these are the
only forces OF any consequence in the northwest Gen
GaInets column having beereither pieces or com
PEELED TO retreat from Beverley in Randolph across the
Acghanics into Pcndleon and Highland While the pub
lie attention was attracted TO Winchester Manassas and
the points on the Potomac and Chesapeake Gen Scott
was quietly pouring troops into the northwest from be
yond tho Ohio and go formidable has his force be.
come that General Garnctt with seven or eight
thousand Virginans, found himself unable TO
arrest its progress, Mcclellan undoubtedly the
abest abolition officer in Virginia probably now at the
head of twenty-five thirty thousand men able
tain not only from other side of the
ONO but the panhande" section where are moro
numerous than backberries The Northwest has been
our weak point, and Gen. Scott seems well Of the
fact.
Gen Leo and his staff start tomorrow morning for
Northwestern Virginia 1t believed tina, he is going to
take command Of the entire Western division. He NAV
probably fix his headquarters at S,auntoa McCelan's
Yankee tricks and night marches pounclng two
three hundred or our men like wildcat of the woods
will be brought TO an end. write this by any means
with view 10 derogate from the brave and fearless
officers already in command in that part Of the State for
history furnishes no brighter examples OF courage and
intrepid daring but It is well known that as a prudent
skiifu cautious yet bold and fearless commander Gen
Lee has ving superior. Our officers and men will re-
in that part Of the State which, far they noby
defended
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CUNpOWDER FOR THE REbE1 &.

[FrOm The IhafIcst0n Mcrcury, July 1I1
The Confederate government has been informed that
the Governor Of LOUISIANA had taken possession Of
hundred tons Of sulphur his State for the purpose
making gunpowder for the army II belonged TO private
individuals and obtained by them fer the purpose Of
being used in refining manufacturing sugar II is said
the sugar planters reners will suffer considerable in
convenience consequence Of this seizure but Governor
Moore deemed the necessities Of the State and Confederate
States of more importance than the convenience of ndi
vlduas This sulphur sufficient make fifteen hun
drcd tons Of gunpowdcr Sulphur article of mpor-
tation, and contraband Of II cannot be obtained
this country except by making from the sulphurc,s
iron copper or other minerals, from the sulphur
springs The process would he exceedingly tedious
borous and expensive of making sulphur from these sub
stances, or from sulphur water. There is much
difficulty in obtaining sapeLe, for there Of
nitrous earth W Of the Confederate States so that
if have sulphur enough there need be fear Of an
abundant supply OF gunpowder for the extensive
prolonged war
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, ADJ GENERALS OrF1Cl


STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, ADJ GENERALS OFFICE, I
PROVIDENCE July 90, 1861 I
Commandments Of the several military companies char
tered otherwise throughout the State, will at once
their armores PLACES Of rendezvous be opened
and will receive cnstmcns for third regiment of nfan
try and battery OF light artillery TO be mustered into the
Of the United States for period Of three years
unless sooner discharged As IS the number enlisted
amounts TO eighty three they will report TO this de-
partment, when officers will be appointed and commits
stoned by the Commander in Chief
The formation Of the companies will be az fdowsone
captain one FIRST lieutenant one second lieutenant
first sergeant four sergeanis eight coporas TWO must
cans one wagner and sixty -four privates-n Nil eighty
three men,
The companies when formed will recommend their OIL
GERS and such weight will be given to those recommend
atoms as the cxigencies Of the may demand
Provision for the support &C the enlisted will be
made by the State as fol0ws-Fifty day will be
allowed to each man from the date Of his enlistment until
mustered into the service Of the United States or until
otherwise provided for
A bounty Of twelve dollars a month, for a period Of
three months will be paid by the State TO every non
commissioned officer, musician and private.
Brigader General Charles T. Robbins s detailed TO gu.
perintend the organization of this regiment.
By order, Samuel G. Arnold, Lieutenant Governor and
Acting Commander in. Chief
EDWARD C. M6URAN,
Adjutant General Rhode Island Militia
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

LOUISVILLE, July 81, 1901
The case OF the Commonwealth against Green for killing
Tompkins, after two days examination was submitted
without argument Judge johnson said he did not con.
slider necessary to anayze the testimony He had
fully examined the notes His opinion that the kill.
ing was excusable and that the prisoner must be dis.
charged
gentleman from Huntsville informs the Journal that
no heard Governor Harris Of Tennessee, say to
the mail agent that after Monday all matter crossing
the Kentucky line going South would be examined
We learn that Union men are being driven from Pa.
ducah in large numbers Prominent among the persons
expelng the Unionists White Fowler United States
mail contractor and of the Vigilance Committee of
the city.
General Fournoy, Of Arkansas, dangerously III in this
city,
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THE SURGEON OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YORK, July y, 1851
In your edition of Sunday, July 81, there
unjust imputations, from your Newport News
spondent in reference to the surgeon Of the Seventh reg
ment New York Volunteers, at Camp Butler, Newport
News Va In conversation with some Of the members of
the regiment as well In letters received from the reg
ment, am Informed that stands higher in his
profession at the hospital at Camp Butler tho General
Hospital at Fortress Monroe, than the surgeon Of the
of the sick oftenNup all night and always to la,e hour
giving all tho aid he possibly can The surgeon gra-
duate OF the New York University Medical College Of this
city lie s practising physician and surgeon Of
than fifteen years standing He has the highest testo-
mails OF many Of the leading the medical profess
sion. Having been associated IN Of the medical col
eges of this city, well the hospitals Of this CITY, he
has established for himself reputation that should
him from any unjust imputatons, come they from what
ever source they may. vINDEx.
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officers of the Twenty ninth New York volunteers
Colonel ste!nway that captain in the regiment was at
the time Of his joningt the keeper of a brothel The
officers compelled him to resign threatening if he did not
they would throw up their commissions few days ago
the same individual presented himself General Benker
and his staff arrayed in the uniform Of colonel having
received an appointment of that grade from the war office
The officers of Blenkers brigade have fled protest
against his appointment.
THE FIFTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT
The Fifth Massachusetts Militia started homeward this
morning 1t was upon the right Of the Fire Zouaves in
the hottest Of the engagement at Bull Run and behaved
CALAMITY Its galantry will be acknowledged in its well
come home.
CHANGES IN MAssA GREELEY's STAFF
Ftz Henry Warren, one of the aids of Massa
Greeley detailed to command the forces OF
the New York Tribune, at Washington, has been
deposed decapitaed So 1t that a change has not
only taken place here but in the future management of
that paper at home. wc living we are dwelling in
grand and awful times"
WHAT rs CONGRESS DOING,
Congress fingers All the important public business has
been completed and Mcawber like, the two houses are
''waiting for something to turn up"
REBEL BATTERIES ON THE POTOMAC.
Unofficial Information has been received here that the
rebels contemplated at early day. the planting of bat
teries on the Potomac appoints command the channel
as part Of their general programme At Aqua creek
they have i've guns upon one battery and three upon
another.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.
Col Bakers California regiment arrived here to-day by
steamer from Fortress Monroe and has gone into camp
near the Park Hotel, on the mort herp suburbs
Ceionei Parker's Sixth New York regiment has been
relieved by the First Pennsylvania reserve regiment,
Colonel Roberts, commander.
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THE REBELLION.

THE REBELLION.
The Latest News from
Washington City.
>~Ss.~~~~~~-~.>--~~o
Visit of Gen. Mcclellan to the
Army Across the Potomac.
ENTHUSIASM OF THE UNION TROOPS.
The Reorganization Of
the Army.
The. Cause Of the Retreat from
Bull Run.
A Powerful Naval Fleet to Guard the
Potomac Below Washington.
The Division Of Gen. Banks
Heavily Reinforced.
Artillery from Pennsylvania Ordered
to the Line Of the Potomac.
NEWS FROM FORT PICKENS.
Important from Fortress
Monroe.
The Rebels Advancing Their Lines
Toward Newport News.
AN ATTACK ANTICIPATED.
Departure of Troops from the Fortress
for Washington.
&c., &C., &c.
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MOVEMENTS IN RHODE ISLAND.
GENERAL ORDER NO. AZ.

The following general order has recently been Issued
in Rhode lsland--
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% SHERlFFS SALE AZ
J. H. & j. Gu Rullard. i am

I
kzfssssg ~. 80 - Nosl724.
J. P. Sheffield 4 Jamea
ayy,y N. Stamper. $500
Z This case BY virtue Of writ Of iferi facias
Issued from the District Court Of the Par
ish Of .Catahoula, aud to the Sheriff thereof
directed, ! have seized as the property Of
James N. Stamper, his UNDIVIDED Id. interest
10 the following described land lying on the
Ouachita River 10 this Parish, being lots No
8 and 4 Of Sec. No 8 and lots No2 and 5
OF Sec. No 7, township No 10 range7 east,
together with. all improvements on the same,
said ID beng 400 SO 100 acres. ssshown by
deed from O. Mayo, recorded liber L. folias 4
and and on r. t.. .t@ 800 60
Saturday the All day Of May, merit
within legal hours at the door Of the Court
House in the town Of Harrisonburg, will
otter said land for sale for cash under benefit
Of appraisement.< 4eia a4 19s.p 1h
DIN. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
April :, 1851. s a.r, ~ ,'s' Prs. fee SO.
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NVSAEIVU III NOsssXsessS E4TsV.
WRITTEN by T. s. Arthur, the well-knnwn
" author, of whom it has been truly sad 4s1Ho'
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volume perceive that he is still successful.
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Philadelphia. Price ri 90 f5.a
G. G. EVANS, Publisher
4s9. Chestnut Street; Philaielnhia, Pa.
Feb 30. 1870
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NOTICE.

q LII persons are hereby notified not 10
eS trade for two certain promisory notes
drawn BY the undersigned in favor Of James
N. Stamper or order, each for the sum Of
three thousand ixhundred and sixty-six dol
lars and sixty CTS. (3.e66. 0.loo). The nstss
bear date 9th November 1850, and were
made payable respectively as follows, the FIRST
on the first Of January 1862, and The second
on the first 0. January 1863, bearing 8 per
cent interest. The consideration for which
these notes were given having failed will
not pay the same without due recourse to
law. f..5.... s.s.5 - - .s,,.,.. - ..,.
l,.s 4.,5a sl.s {, HORATIO NOLAN. K:
aHarrisonburg La, April 10th 1861.
s.# i g a6 tas@f9 7-403t.
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SHERIFF s. LIE.

n. G. Corley, 3istaas .oa ii roe q.s
aa..s oil Vs. , Tex ;atls t7. = No. 1926.
Jay Boyer & Wv. Holmes. aa'.essz
BY virtue of writ Of fer; facias in the
y above entitled case issued from Tie Dis
trict Court Of the Parish of Catalonia, and
to The Sheriff OF said Parish directed, have
seizea a. the property Of Jay Boyer, the
following land situate lying and being in
this Parish on Horse Pen Creek, being
S WI offs w OF Sec. No. 81, in Township
No. z. North of Range No. 8 East containing
40 acres more or less, together with the i'm
provements on the same. and on ia en- r.
Saturday, the All day Of Mag nert.
within legal Lcnrs at the door Of the Court
house IN the town Of Harrisonburg, will
offer the same for sale for what il will bring
on credit Of IL months according to law.
d. ID. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
"a April 10th. 1881. Frs. fee $l8.
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ktI1ssrfL
.4Ik6fac..-

B. F. GOODWIN, - Master.
FREEsE 4 DossEY, GO .CIeiks. e
Passengers and shippers are respectfully informed
that this entirely new, and comfortable boat viii
take her place permanently in the above trade, on
the first rise Of water.
share Of patronage is solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed to those travelling, Or entrusting. their
business on the boat.
re- The "Frolic' will go into Bayou
Louis on every alternate trip.
Nov. 81, 1860. - T-2I-ds.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, 1lrH DISTRICT Coz Rr
Parish Of Catahoula Clerks Office. -
/ Succession Of Charles s. Mitchell, deed.
I'M HEREAS Louisiana, Mitchell has fled
v~her Application in the Clerks Office Of
the Eleventh District Court praying. to be
;I2s-.a.--...:>.,
therefore, NOTICE. is hereby giren.that IN
less oppositscn be fled insthis office. in writ.
ing within TEN DAYS from the date here
Of said applicant will be appointed accord
ing to law. Wires my hand and she Seal
OF said Court, this s,h day Of April, A. D.
1861. # @:is aaz .isss
sass n " aa c. c. DUKE, CLERK.
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eii = qSHERIFFs SALE. 'as y aga:..
Fleshman 4 Conn, q. 81 ',','',
,s. ssiNol44e.a

80 4 @%iNV1HH -. GI
L. Mulkey,. 81 .p,lpA qaxa5q.
IN this case by virtue Of writ Of tieri facias
sisssec on IL months bond from the | is
trict Court of the Parish Of Cstahoula.. / have
seized as the properly Of ]. E. aHasalson one
OF the securities on said bond the following
described land, The south west / Of south
west. Of Sec. Nos in township No 10 OF
range No s east containing IS 20 100 ACRES,
being, specially mortgaged TO secure the pay
inent Of the bond, together with, all the i'm,
proyements on the same, and on 10 ztan9ss
aiq Saturday the IA day Of Aoy merit o
within legal hours, at the door q the Court
House in the town Of Harrisonburg. l. will
offer the same for sale for what it will bring
in cash. Is 7. ggi oi& l&.ag
DIN. PRIcHARD, Sheriff. g
April 8, 1861. 49,. Pts. fee Sc,
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SHERIFFS SALE.
No4s Sc.

W. 49, NO 10 90.
saWm.J. Lacy, @ae' 2.2a,
IN this case BY virtue Of writ Of fieri ffaciias
! fromE-the District Court Of the Parish Of
Cataboula, issued rs on IL months bond BY
the terms Of the Judgment, have seized as
the properly Of defendant, the following land
living and being in the Parish Of CaiahouIa,
together with the Improvements on the same
to Wit The south east fractional quarter Of
Sec No 81, township.7 range east contain
ing l42 10 100 acres more or less, and on
'li Saturday the 4th day Of May merit
within legal hours at The door Of the Court
House in the town Of Harri.onburg, Il will
offer said land for sale for what It will bring
in cash. u saka tfes nus ,8aifs7aas #'4i
D. N. P RICHARD, Sheriff.
April 8, 1861. s.sf Prs. fxe So. d
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Nol7 as.

I, !S'Pc aaas.j ONT ..I55
~ thiacaseh BY sistue offs ~fitof fieri faci1.
'iasusd from tAs Distdct Court Of The Psfish
Of Catalonia. and to the Sheriff thereof diree.
ted ! havs seized = ~ propes4s sof +
spanu. the following Hand situated lavvinr ma
being in this Parish to vii !; north fractional s.,
half ot Sec q. tvonship Q range s est, con-
tanning ~ 81 100 aores and lot No 8 beinp
south west fractionai 4 " Sec 90 same 1
range containing IS 20 roo acres more more 81
less together v, With The ths improvements on the
sxne, and on ge,sas ,e,a'. ~, 400 g. - 80 =
,.g. saturday he ~ dog Of, Nay aestosa II
within legal -hours at the door IL the Court
House IN the town .. Harrisonburg, I will
offer the came fct sale for cash pedsi benefit
Of appraisement. s..s ~ s,..i+s,s .,:,
D. MaPRlCHARD, Sheriff. ID
$ April ., 1861. eti ls3s fa3a Prs.afee So.
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which he has entirely renovated and furn-
ished with neat and new furniture, and pre-
p !ns as sHs
ally, who may wish to visit that well known
place for amusement and recreation during
the coming season. His Table will at all
times be supplied with the best that can be
obtained in the market His rooms are large
and comfortably furnished. His Bar will at
all times be supplied with the choicest Wines
liquors and cigars; and he will IN few DAYS
have up new and splendid Billiard Table.
1t may not be amiss, for the information
Of those who are not acquainted, to say, that
the Evans House i. situated on a beautiful
rising ground, about one hundred yards North
Of the White Sulphur Springs, situated in
the Parish Of Catahoula, State of Louisiana,
and about twenty-five miles from Alexan-
dria, and thir.y-three from Harrsonburg,
- the public road leading from Natchez By
Alexandria to Texas, and is located in The
high and healthy pine woods, about one half
mile. from Trout Greek, where the finest Of
trout-6shing will afford the greatest amuse-
ment for those who wish to amuse themselves
in that way. The undersigned acknowledges
bis gratitude to his old friends and the pub
lie in general Cor the patronage bestowed up,
on him during the time be done business at
the White Sulphur Springs Hotel, and earn
estly soiicits 4 liberal Share Of patronage
at the Evans House, where he win be always
ready and willing to receive and accommo-
dste al who may favor him with CALL.
JOSEPH P. WARD.
April 12. go. 6:42:tf.