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Gbtra|9o Gribu1te
SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1861


In consequence Of the farther decline in
State Stocks, and the persistent efforts of
brokers' and owners OF Illinois banks to
depreciate "stunp-tail" currency, the
price affixed to it by the railroads can no
longer be realized. Hereafter this office
viii allow for Illinois "curTency" just
what can be obtained for it in gold, or its
equivalent The notes Of the 6tate hanks
Of Iowa, 1ndiana and Ohio, and the issues
Of other Northern specie paying banks,
Will be received at par in payment Of sub
scr'ptions, advertising and job work. The
notes Of Wisconsin banls will be received,
like those Of Illinois, at what can be go,
for them in par funds.
, 1861-06-08
matterz in Wanh1ngton. = a
WAsn1SoroN, June i, 1851

The Sanitary Committee Is to consist of
nine mrmbers-the Rev. Dr.. Bellows, Prof
Bache, Dr.. Van BnEen, Prof Gibbs, Dr.. JET.
fries Wyman, Dr.. Wood, U. 8. Army Surgeon,
Dr. s. G. Howe Of Boston, and Major 96iraz,
q. s. 4. The ninth is to be elected by the
eight named. The Commission will be di-
vided into two branches, one Of inquiry aud
one Of advice, With sub-committees. The Of.
fcers will be Chairman, Vice Chairman,
Resident Secretary, and Treasurer.
The expenses, roughly considered, would be
for salary Of Reaident Secretary, exclusively
devoted to the duties Of the commission, say
$4,000; for the travelling expenses Of volunteer
agents, IS 600; for the travelling and hotel cz-
penses Of nine commissioners, 5000; for
printing and advertising, 81 500; for margin,
S1,500; in all, s15,000. For a year's work,
which would probably finish the expenses Of
the eomniseion, unless proving too valuable
to be broken up, in which case It might prop
erly be adopted By the General Government
. The publication Of the final report Of the
Commission eonld be arranged By subscription
or private enterprise. As the scheme Of this
Commission may appear impracticable from
arprebended jealousies, either on the payt oi
the Medical Rureau or the War Department,
It msy be proper 70 state that the Medical Bu
reau itself asked for the appointment Of the
Commission, md that no Ill feeling exists o.
will exist between the Commission and the
Wa- Department or the Government.
, 1861-06-08
IMPORTANT FROM UAnPER'S 5
- FERRY! =
Closing Up the Lines.
4 8sz'igades Nao.ins frezra
- Channbersssurg.
THREATENING POSITION AT
.... FAIRFAX. -: ''
VARIOUS sPEcULAT1oNs, FACTS,
RUhoRs, &C. !.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
WASHINGTON. juno 7, 1861.
We etill libe In hourly expectation Of 6 fur
thcr advance Of Federal troops into Virginia,
hut General Scott Keeps unusually still and no
one except tioae in his immediate confidence,
know wlcro he will order . forward move
nent. To cay the utmost quIctness again
prevailed throughout the camps on the Vlr-
ginia side. The impression now prevails in
military ci,c1cs, that an advance On Msuassas
Gap will be made only. after the Federal forces
Will have gained d footGold on Virginia soil in
the resr Of the rebels 5. .usrper's Ferry, by
crossing the Potomac In force et Point OF
Rocks. "'f
Eight hundred regular infantry hnve left for
Frederick, Maryland, since LAST night. Thia
slows tie importance attached to, opera
ticns Of the army now concentrated at Cham
bn1rburg by General Scott. -..'::. :
Two Thousand troops arrived here from the
North to Gay.
- United States Marshal Lamon hes been zen!
to General Patterson with important dispstcl.
f4
Two reasonable dispatches of James E
Harvey, wcre discovered By the board Of exam
iners, addressed to Judge. McGrath Of soatl
Carolina, In ore, be. reveals tho intention O
the Government in reference to the re1ief o
Fort 'sumpter. In tho other, he d'savowB be
ing correspondent Of the n. Z. Tribune. :
| The Departments and, Executive mansion
we're; closed today, In honor Of: Senate
Douglas memory.
, 1861-06-08
Iutereetfue Noyys from the South.

111terestfnE News from the South.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Jnne 7.-The Journal says
that large quantity Of arms were secretly
brought from Tennessee to Kentucky on
"Wednesday, By seceseionfst8.
The New Orleans Rcdutne Of the 4th inst,
says that the Mexican schooner Rsillsante"
E8s ordered off the Pass by the Brooklyn.
The brig Creole" was seized.
M. Bsfonche, the French agent, had an In
teryiew with the commander Of the Brooklyn
respecting the blockade.
Thereis a;destrucsive crtpasse on the Louis
iaua side Of the Mississippi, uear Natc1cz, $50
feet wide and 10 feet deep.
4 Norfolk dispatch to the Atlanta Contedc-
sacy, Gays th.t the Aerrimac's machinery is
unirjured. She will be ready fot sea BY Fri
day. -
The Charleston Courier, Of the 4tn, ssya that
the Minneeota is the only vessel off that port
The Memphia papers are calling the atten-
tion of the vigilance committee TO the high
rrlces OF provisions charged BY: the dealers
there. ii
The Mobile Register sa5s that the Baltic
towed the British ships PertTshore and Bram-
ley More to sea June 1st, from Mobile Bay.
: The port Is now clear Of shipping. =.
, 1861-06-08
AN EXPLANATION.

We hive been inquired Of by a valued
friend whether it Was possible that we in
tended 10 imply, in recent article entitled
=" Blacl-hlail IN Banking" that the Ban1
Commissioners were taking black-msil from
anybody in the premises. Distinctly not
No such construction can be placed upon
our remarks We did say that there was
c1ideuce that the owners Of stumptall
barks were 1crying black-mail on the
holders or purchasers Of their deprecated
issucs-oompel1ing them to pay tsn dollars
DEE bond for written permits authorizing
the Auditor 10 deliver over the securities
That was all
, 1861-06-08

BALTIMORE, June 7.-Wlllan1kport corres-
pordtnt Of The An1er5cdn writes that . number
Of compepiea at Harper's Ferry have been dis
banded. a de1ertef PAYS that desertions 10
some companies have reduced them to to half
their number
:: FREDERICK, MD., June IA gent just from
Harper's Ferry reports that JEFF. Davis Is ex-
rected to MORROW. Everything Is In reaal-
neee SID sn attack is eagerly expected No
Indications Of m eY3cuhtion. New troops ara
constantly arriving and provisions are nbun-
dsnt !. TIE str.ctest discipline Is maintained !;
gent vas prohibited from talking with sold
lere, He Eayg Il, ,000 troops are there.
HAGAns1owS, Juae THE advance brig
ade Of Federal troops reached Greencastle to
day. -Four brjgades viii po pushed forward
rapidly,
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old issues implies no disadvantage to the
distinctive principles Of Republicans. No
one who reads the progress Of events from
dag to day can believe that it does.
The Naval Br1 .ade.

On the second page le On article from then.
7. advertiser explaining why the Naval Brigade
vas sent back home from Fort Monroe, by
Gen. Eut1er. But 1t seems from Later aayices
th.t the President has instructed him to mus
Ter them into service md furnish them with
arms and equipments. Only about forty 70.
tuped, There remained 76s efficient men.
Col. Bartlett was deposed, and Lien. Colonel
Wh3ttt1nan has been elected Colonel OF the
regiment. The 2en are very anxious to serve
and have enlisted for three years. They will
opcrntc on shore or aBoa., as the wants OF the
service shall require. They are mostly sail-
ora.
, 1861-06-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,


Church Of Ths Ascension, Protestant Episco-
open for Divine Service every Sunday at 10H a n,
a1d " p. En- Sunday School It 94 =. m. Rev.
Vim E. Cooper, Rector. .--.,,. ..
United Presbyterian; corner OF Warrington
and Jefferson streets Rev. 4. Sturgeon vii
preseh tomorrow 9th fnst-) at 1ox =. n, and
'-seryice 1t the Detplatnes street II. Z. Church,
{between HMI3eon and Van Buren. tomorrow 1t
1oK 4. m, and " p. m. Seats free :" ::
Tho congregation Of Christ Church WIN meet
at the Orphan A6y1um On Sunday. the 9Th 1nst., ut
the usus1 houra, (10H a. M, and 3 p.- Tho
Sunday School VIII meet At ~ p m, at the same
place. ::
The second of = series Of sermons, upon Com.
mon Sense, will be preached By ReT. T. II. Cun-
bingham, NEXT Sabbath morning, At 10Jk O'Clock.
dted plsce and md JackBun st1eat. Seata free
M1saion will be held 1t ia 1T II. &. Church, cor
ner Of CLARK and Washington streets, at 81 ?, 2.
Next 6&hbatt-Address BY Rev. 81. Cox, o1 tho
WAhaah avenue II. E. Church. -
'CHAAax OF HuuR--Ths afternoon serTtce n tho
Protestant Episcopal Free ChuIch, corner Indians
and franklin stresis, Is changed to bali past four
O'Clock. Morning service 103< o'clock -ReF. &.
Tuttle, Reeor. 49,, i
|: .JUDax xDoua1As--A ACo11RnoRAr1y1 p1scounsK.
a dixconrse viii be delivered on Sabbath evan-
fng, June 9th, IN the Ffzet Baptise Church. bI the
the Republic IN her Great Men. conuaernoEsave
Of the National bereavement In the desth Of Hon.
Stephen 4. Douglas.
| ,-Rer.: Mr Thomas, Of Few Orleans, VIII preach
1t he First Unita1ian Church touorzow 1t 10Y a,
m. and IN b. NJ ,,..~'-
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. ALEXANDRIA, juno Tt Is learned that the
rebels used Eided field pieces at Aqua Greek,
CHANGING position according to movements OF
the Vessels. They also have masked battery
Of S2pounde1s not yet used.
4 Union meeting was held to-day at the
Marzhall House to nominate delegates to the
Wheeling contention. !. ;
pickets arc gradually approaching each other
on the Fairfax road.
a Maine and New York regiment arrived
to dsy,
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The Arrest Of Hon. James d, Pulley
for Treason
The Union County Democrat Of the 4th inst,

Gays: -
We learn that Hon. James D. Pulley, Repre-
sentative from Williamson and johnson coun-
ties, vas arrested on sundsY last At Carbon
dale, he wns taken to the encampment at Mud
dy Bridge, where he Was detained until Mon
day morning, and taken from thence to Cairo,
With ecyeral witnesses who wera summoned
to appear sgainst him. We learn that on his
arrival at Cairo, Mr.. Pulley was offered bis
oath Of allegiance to the United States Cor.
ernmeut, which he refused to do, stating that
he had, when taking his seat In the Illinois
Legislature, taken such an oath, and did not
consider 1t necessary to repeat it. Our last
Information from Cairo states that be is still
held Is q prisoner.
, 1861-06-08

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnnc.7
=: Camp, June "A squad c: poldlc1s from
the Birds Point: Camp visited the residence
Ct Col. Bird, near at hand, last night, and cap
tured scmc thirty or forty guns; pistols, &C.,
also fifty pigs Of 1esd. Col Birds negroes
informed the soldiers Of The whereabouts Of
the cont1nband goods. :.
Information reacAed here this morning, from
reliable sousceafst. Louis, that Beaursggnrd,
Sitha large number Of rebels, would soon at.
tack tho Birds Point Camp. We aro ready
for them.
A man belonging to tho Lincoln Rifles (Col
Cooks regiment) was drowned In tho Ohio
this evening about seycn O'Clock. I could not
ascertain his name. ."- e
, 1861-06-08

Dn.Ing The present week The Chicago Tin,ss
has been ceteneibly under our control Que
mere day, ard the paper will pass under new
proprietor. He haTe been notified by the
former proprietor that, with the concurrence
Of the new pruprietor, 20 arc to be. retained ~
the political editor Of the paper. Irs do not
as yet know the new proprietor, md are m.
prepared to say what course may be attempted
towards us but tos shall be prepared for the
worst, Judging from what tce have already ex.
rerienced. Our readers, however, will soon
know.-Ghica1o Timer Of ,.esftrdau.
, 1861-06-08

PR08PECTS OF TIE SOUTHERN CoAM13-
s1oEKRS IN ENGLAND.
But Il is understood that diplomatic agents
from the Southern Confedefacy are now IN
this country seeking to obtain the Tecogni-
ton Of the government which they represent
It must be admitted that free trade and the
neutrality Of the Mississippl are tempting
md probfbitory duties Of the Morrill, tariff
When Engliahmeu are invited to recognise
the revolt, not Of colonies, but OF the internal
members Of a Union which, BY the assent of
the contracting parties, was intended to eu-
duze foF IL tins & tney . haze a. tight @ to : kpox
have led to separation, but the principles on
which the new Etate Is prepared to ACT IAs
nns,ak1. Il. That d1pt7H 4 boEh tte, caasso and
fhs Dr;adne, When the South Discovers that
in copsequeuce Of tho election Of Mr. lincoln,
power WI about to pass from their hsnds, In.
sur7ection became the order OF ne Day, s4d
the csure WIS the possible hostility q the
s1ave4y. In this country we have little notion
| Of the iuyeteracy with which this 6outhe1ners
cling to and assert the principle Of slavery.
The Southern States by their organic LAWS
dec!a1e that slaves are In precisely the same
any kind" snd Utterly incapable Of poasess:
ane of exerc1stng social or political rights.
An American judge says that "the maxim
NMch plAces The slaye upon 1tye1 with hrute
ing States" -, :
l. Il Is thls system which the South desires
TO render not only secure and permanent, but
to extend TO Mexico and Central ATnnrira,
With the advocates Of sueh doctrInes. eoua]lg
repugnant to the laws Of God md 1nsn. M
people of this country can hare no syrnnathv
They msy value commercial advantages. b1i
they must value still more highly the Ruhts
and dignity Of humanity. It's ssinaply becsuss
md tndeayored % to obstuct he eTtenIon utuno y
slavery that the South has reyolted Recos
milton by EnglAnd OF confederacJ which ha.
been moYed by such cause aud Influenced
by such 3 principle would be unworthy Of
gTcst patton which has made 30 mRnY nobl
sac1inces to gire freedom to the negro and t.
xbo1ish the slave trade. We therefore hop
that in the forthcoming discussion In Pa.lla
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Trustees Of the GptFersIty O

Trustees Of the Entvers1ty OF Chicago.
A special meeting Of the Trustees and Re.
gents Of The University Of Chicago will be
held this dny, Saturday, June 6th, at 8 O'Clock
EsM, q: ths office Of Thomas Hoyne, Esq, ct
consisting Of Hon. J. IL wilson, 1. D. Baane
ard Thomas Hoyre, as to what actton may be
proper by the Unive1aity In view Of the recent
death Of Senator Douglas. A full meeting. oi
both Trustees and Regents is especially deaI'
Table- ]. h WOODWORTH,
=. ~ CHAS~ WALKER,
Vice Preaidents.
, 1861-06-08
From Lou{sVflles

: LOUISVILLE, juno THE Louisville Battery
las disbsnded because q majority Of the mem
bers believed the field officers of the battalion
to Which 1t is attached have secession procliVt-
ties. The guns are In charge Of Col. Hunter
at Muldraugh's Hill eneampment
There is no ccrrobotatiou Of the statcmen.
that q. 8. troops have crossed from Cairo to
The Kentucky Side Of the zivez, nor Is the Re
port believed here -
seceded States and to Memphis are detained
and will probably be sent to the Dead Lcitel
Office. - 80
The national f1sg 'was raised over the C1s
tom House md Post 0f1lce building this after
pf1nn.
, 1861-06-08

FHEEpoRT, June 7.-The funeral ceremonies
Of the late Senator Douglas were attended In
this city to-day BY not less than 5000 people,
and the pageant waa perhaps tho most sp1en:
tunts. The whole town WIS clothed In sable
gnIb, the flags and buildings being dxaped In
cmblems of moutu1ng. Tha procession, which
vas composed Of the Camp Scott military, the
the Firemsn, Public Behools, City: Council,
&C., &c., Was nearly mile In length: As It
moved, cannon were fred aud all the bells In
the city tolled. The eu1ogy by: Hon. q. o.
Meachnm Was an able review Of the Life and
eharactG''of the deceased stateernan, and u
touching tribute to his memdfy., ,-.r~
- AT ALTON. 49,.
, ACTON Ill; June 1.-0ur city Is In deep
mourning for the. loss Of our distinguished
Senator. Business houses are all closed and
tho asgs d1aped, ut half mast. The bells we're
tolled and minute guns fired. ~ :. >.
:...,t;..> - At OTTAWA. - =
OTTAWA, Ill, June7.- 7.-Thef funeral obseqnles
of the Lite Senator Dong1hs, took placo here
at ten o'clock a. u. The attendance Was gem
eral and tbs procession very large and impos-
Ing. All the places Of business were closed
throug hout the entire day. :: -.
AT DUBUQUE.
| . quiea Of Senator nouglaa In this city to-day,
wereof the most solemn and imposing char.
| acter. Businesa WIS entirely suspended Tor
| the day, and all the prominent buildings Ia
| the city draped In mourning. Tho procession
Eas shout mile IN length, participated in By
I the Grind Lodge Of AAsons Of IoEa, Mason
/ ic Societies, Odd Fellows, fhe military, fro'
men and the benevolent societies. Tha ora-
ton WIS delivered by Hon,, D. 8. Wilson, afte1
i which the Masonic burial service was adnainls
tered by the Most WorshipfI Grand Mastel
!, Of Iowa, Hon. Thea. H Benton. '''
- AT PEORIA -.
: PEORIA, June THE funeral ceremonlel
Of Senator Douglas were very impressive
l. Every token Of respect that could ba va
manifested. Buafneas Was suspended, tn
buildings draped, and long procession. Th'
proceedings closed with q eulogy BY B. g
1nge,soll, Esq. IT,. s.,,>::
Letter from COY; xate. 70 m1.. Doug
spa1sor1z1D, ~, June Gov. Yates; BE-
fug prevented from attending the funeral OF
ee1Ules of Eenator Doug1as; sent the foI1oWinI
letter Of condolence TO Mrs. Doug1as:
*.MlDANE: cannot radrain from expressin,
to you my profound regret that my publ
duties render it impossible for me to tol
. those who will assemble to pay tha Last "a
tribute Of respect to al that Is morta1 of hin
whom thousands this day mourn while
cannot be- present on that occasion, I clalr
the ead privilege OF being mourner; and e.
tending my sympafhles to Jon. aud yours,
this hour Of deep si1llct1on. With Sentiment
Of profound respect, remain your obedien
! servant. R1CaABD YATES, Governor.
, 1861-06-08
Telegraph Troubles sfn.Now1ouudIana,

sr; JoHiHs, n. F., June e-Ihe telegraph
numerous place. 4 large body Of police has.
been despatched to the various point8 Of dlfh.
Guilty and energetic efforts are being madh to
engaged IN regularly ofganlzed body for he:
destruction Of the lines. -. - -
The Vigo, for Liverpool; passed Cape Rsce
Wednesday night, but no dispatches were put
It Is ueeless' to send messages for Europe
re t1nnrovtd: =! ~. ~ = ' ~
, 1861-06-08

Movement Of Indiana Troops.
C1Nc1HNAr1, June THE. 11th Indiana
regiment Zouaves, Col. Wallace, fully armed
and equipped, passed through the ciry this
afternoon, en- route for Cumberland, Md
They made respectable appearance and were
enthusiastically received
, 1861-06-08

THE HE IH4E3 liz .
LANE, H., June 7.-About;3 o'clock this
morning the grain warehouses Of Boyce &
Bump, spaulding & Co, Lake j. B!ackman,
and a. T. Murphy d Son, were destroyed By
fire with contents. Loss On grain estimatei
at $16, Goo No insurance. Loss In buildinf
about $500; partly insured.
, 1861-06-08
Senator Doug1a2' Successor.
Polo, Jnue 6, 1861.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
1nreeard to Senator noug1As' successor, II there |
1t no party about Il, ~ why not let Eome good,
true and able Republican receive the appointment
The slavery cxtention question Is not settled Jet,
By q loug way.
ve1y good statesman, 60 far az preserving our Na
tiona1 Government, and k1l differ widely on ques-
lions Of policy and government, from those OF the
present Administration. Don'fbe TOO HotTnl.
Respectfully yours, Il N.
RErLx-n cur correspondent Will point
oct any single measure likely TO come be-
fore Congress prior to our next election for
mc1nbers Of the Legislature, on which
John a. McClernand, or lsaac N. Morris,
or John D. Cation, or some other gentle
man holding their views and belonging to
their party, would not vote as fayorablyto
freedom as John IL Palmer, or o. H
Browning, OF Z B. Washburne, yea, or
Owen Lovejoy, We will reconsider our po-
Eition. Far be it from Us now to imperl
the just cause which we have 80 long ad-
yocated and so deeply loved. Wewill not
base an argument On the fact TINT the Re-
loouC"Ae LIZ" Aos0 Bull q A1HjoAAsJ Ao
both houses Of Congress that there are
hardly enough Democrats left in either
brunch to constitute an opposition. If Mr.
Mcclernand, or MI: Morris, or Judge
Cation, would, in any possible emergency,
betray the well known continent Of uli-
noIs on the questions nov in issue, inelu-
ding the slavery question. they arc not the
men for this crisis. So much We frankly
admit. But we insist that there is only
enc line of policy which an Illinois Sen
stor can now pursue, whether he calls
himself Republican or Democrat
One thing more-we are not 50 childish as
10 suppose it is necessary to buy the DEM
ocratic party Of Illinois to the continued
support Of the War for the Union. We
ere not SO insane as to suppose TINT any
man, or any party, 50 bought would be
worth having. Conditional Union men
are the worst kind Of friends. We would
rs.hcr have len open enemies than ono
fr;cnd rsho reuuircs a fee to keep him from
bcjnc H. uaitor. aIYhat than are won
contendinc for?n asks somebody. Why
7gr ;u.t;e< cf course. To give the 18o, ,oou
coasGtuents Of senator Douglas in Illinois
1h5r due. Whv WIS Judge Trumbu1l
elected Senator in 1852 He had eiyen nc
, 1861-06-08

'E The citizens Of Lemont FM make Oh.
ser7snee Of the death Of Senator Douglas By
public exercises in the n. E. Church, on Sun.
day nett, at 2 O'Clock In the afternoon. B. Z.
Brown will deliver IN address On the occs-
nfnt7
, 1861-06-08

: Ats meeting Of the Journeymen Tanors'
Society, held Il their rooms On Friday even-
ing, June 7th, the following resolution was
anopted: >'tG.;-
Resolted, That va return cur thanks to Assist
ant Marahal Col. VIM Johnston, OF tie Ninth
Division. for the kind attention he has shown VI
during tbs funeral prpcen1fpu.: -, -
, 1861-06-08

pRYAN UA1L.-Clark Street,
- oprcx.te tie Cc7rt House, Ch-cazn, Ill
Eminent musicians Ero1ource this HSll 1.5usEa13sd
by any Hall In the Cnlcu IA Its
Acoustics and General Apqointrsntz- l..
viii stst go ncre reraoas than any ether Hsu Il
tte Gty-by aGcurnte count 4rd report ct EAKTkE 4
BAUER A1chitektA,
The main Audlenee Eoors Is @ tie trss nocr tae
k5t11ace bstcE farE street, the greatest thorou2h
re IN the city oppositc ConEt Horse Square sst &c
HAu nns retired. qu:e. loea,ica In the rear.
Ample faEfssA a1d eEte*S-N feet Of tQsHI1AT Il
C1xrk ktreet ALd Court Place. =
The Han o5tatcs tae HsalT National Gsles7. valued
sennsstcEed 6y CenEress e p3lst se11e: q rss.t
tontstus the icentca. g1at picture for wh!eh the s
medal Wa awarded u tie Worlds Fair +? Pn!.* aas
Prvtldehh to flteoln tEeluaive - well ~ Of can5
other ilnktr,aus Amer ericazs. By uealy.
There Is etAci1ns Lover Halt for Faf1A Fesn ;ala
Balls and ttente Itls rzo1i.td Nt:h drestias Eoo.na
Eitctfn, cooking tfoye, cum eruEs tables, &c. d..
Beth Ea1ls. CT eltter, eAn be rsnisd for Conc.st7
Lecturet, Falls, A.! TIE Ike, on apples
Hsn to T00S. BARBOUR BRYAN.
E01~a11E 01aea in tia Rrslttnz.
, 1861-06-08

The Emmett Mcdonald Case.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June THE case OF
Captain Mcdonald was called this morning
and immediately postponed until nine o'clock
tomorrow morning. The court then adjourn
ed, In respect 10 the memory Of our: late Sen.
ator.
, 1861-06-08

11EH IK90pz.
: DUBUQUE, Jure 7s-The three companies
lately qnartered here, numbering 800 men,
left This city last evening for KeoEuk-
, 1861-06-08
. IpK0 TfQpp

The Frjgate Coloradoa
BosTos< June 7.--The fEgate Colorado
sailed today for the South.
, 1861-06-08

=. ESPECIAL UIspalcu % I1H II. dc1alu IL :.
CA1Ho, June Scouting parties Of Pillows
army are reported to be on Island No. l., four
milea below here. Southern troops are com.
Ing up on both sides Of the river. An attack
momentaaily oxpected
, 1861-06-08

- =; Attention Volunteers.
Lient f, A: Bragg his returned to Chicago for
4 few mora good men to Join tho MiBaouxi Ridea.
HIS recruiting ot1ce Is ii No. 96 Dearborn street.
He leaves for St. Louis On Monday naxt, totkhoxt
1a4. -. }es2t
, 1861-06-08

Accident of the Big Gun
BA1T1AoRE, June 1.-THE big cannon for
Fortress Monroe broke through tho timbezs
Of the vessel, and lies In twelve feet water.
, 1861-06-08

on Ihe Democratic ticket for Governor. Of
Maine. declines again to BE- candidate, on
HE ground that he fayors for the present =
trgpenaion Of IN party conflicts. He -Wishes
to disregard political Organizations and stand
solely upon the Issue Of tho Onion Of Ill tho
, 1861-06-08

5m0E 00n:WORTH OF DRY.
!; ;DlOeUONF GOODS wAETED--I. an xn-
ffpxed by peftecty responsible party 70 negotiate
foS the pufeh1xe Of he abofa &sn01nt ot DRY Goods,
fer which he VIII paJ t1A 100 IN good
rtnl e*tate Improved md rniEpEoyed~ With perfect
title and stud IN talh and satisfactory pAoer Running
at shc1t tine. Addreas ]. F. CLARKSoN. No.
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