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, 1861-06-10
From Cairo and the South.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1

- N~~ ~A4A~AtsN
'* CA1o, June 8, 1861.
4 Ag1ard brigade review took place here to.
day: Six full regiments, numbering about elz
ttccsardsmcn were in the column and made q
fine display. After the review, Capt. Smiths
company Of light artillery went through with
their drill in splendid style.
Mr. Blanchard, a ra.iye Of Maine, but for
the last three years clerk in the City Hotel
at New Orleans, while coming through Union
City today, was recognized By the secession
soldiers as hayir & Yankee hat On. 4 propo.
eit1on was made to shoot him, md squad OF
soldiers vent into the cars and brought him
out for that purpose, when he was recognized
BY gentleman belonging at Union City, and
by Lis inte1ceesion his life was spared.
4 man named johnson, belonging in Bos-
ten, Mass, where he has 8 family, was hung in
Cfitten6en county, Ark, yesterday. He had
been employed Oh the steamer VIM. Norris
son, now laid up at Mound City. a number
Of merchants Of Memphis who knew him
tried to save his life, but without avail. His
crime was voting for Lincoln.
A.. a. Jones was also hung yesterday in
obion county, Tenn, opposite New Madrid.
His crime WIS having been opposed to 5la-
very.
AdTices from Fort 'Pickens to the 4th inst.
via New Orleans, state that :, 800 rebel troops
left there the night and day previous Tor Vir-
ginia. The Santa Rosa "Beauregards" hal
got up mutiny and been disbanded. Seven
hundred United SIXTIES troops were landed on
Santa Rosa Island on The Sd, from large side
wheel steamer.
The American brig Hope, owned at New
Orleans, the British brig Venus, and the Amer
lean schooner Union, from Tampico, were
captured BY the blockadlng squadron On Sat-
urlay last.
, 1861-06-10
TfIE:C111OAGo REGImErr.

The regimen. Of the State at large,
which consists Of Chicago troops, with the
exception Of two companies from C2ss
County and one from Ga1ena, is ordered
to rendezvous at Springfield On Thursday
next, to be mustered into the three years
Service Of the United States. 4 dispatch
Elgned BY : large number Of influential
citizens, was yesterday sent to Gov. Yates,
requesting him to allow the regiment to
rendezvous and be mustered here, in order
that their friends and the citizens generally
may have an opportunity to pay more at
tsntion to their outfit, prior to their long
abseuce. We trust that the Governor may
find it possible TO grant the request; and
unless the orders Of the War Department
to the contrary are imperative, we doubt
not it viii be granted. We claim the
privilege Of sending our boys to the field
in the best possible trim.
, 1861-06-10

INDEPENDENCE, No., June 0ih.-The New
Mexican mail and Cannon City Express ar
rived here this morning, three days ahead Of
regular time, With daaes from Santa Fec to the
26th uli., and Cannon City to the 1st inst.
Business in Santa Fee extremely dull. At
Cannon City business was brisi1; much gold
dust Was baing raised from the California
gu1ch.
Col. G. D. Crittenden, son Of John J. Crit
tenden, Major Longatent, Lieut. q. G. McNiel
Of Te1ns, end several other officers Of the q.
8. Army had reaigned end left for the States,
uia Texas. ..
An express had arrived at Fort Wise with
rcquisiticn for thres companies Of soldiers
Two TO be stationed at Fort Kearney aud one
at Wyandotte, Kansas.
, 1861-06-10
WISCONSIN TROOPS.
NFYA x-.-..

The First Wisconsin regiment Col
Starkweather, about one thousand strong,
passed through our city last evening On
rosse. for Washington. They were CON-
completely equipped in every feature Of
military perfection, and made splendid
appearance. Their progress through Clark
Street was continued ovation Of cheers,
4 full report Of their progress, from the
Time Of their leaving Milwaukee, including
the interesting details Of each company,
viii be found in another column from our
special reporter who accompanied them.
Chicago will hare to look well to her
1aurels if she would not be surpassed by
her doW'n-1ake sisters in the item of mill
tary equipments for her troops Wiscon-
Sin need haveno fear concerning the rank
aer soldiers will take in the grand army
Of the Ulion.
, 1861-06-10
i, From The South.

: LOUISVILLE, Jurc 8.-Clarksyfle Tenn,
gives 581 for separation aud representation
s-one against, for separation unanimous
In three precincts.
the American bark Alsongian, from Calcutta:
the Bremen ship, Vonegin, from Liverpool,
we're ordered of the bar BY the Brooklyn.
Mallory, Secretary of the Navy, LEFT Penszco-
Ia On the 18th for RI chmond,
At an interview between foreign Cousuls
md Capt. Poore Of the Brooklyn, tho latter
eaid NO fmpedimcnt would be offered for YES
te]s outward bound, but be hnd no authority
to extend the time for departure of yessels.
Tow boats towing vessels out would BE- allow
ed to re-enter.
LEBANON, KT, June T.-The Union Couyeu-
ton, Fifth District, nominated CHARLES 4. ".
Wfck]it1e for Congress.
LOUISVILLE, June 8-River slowly rising !;
Z feet in the canal :. Clear. Mercury Is,
, 1861-06-10

TUE CoENrX APPROPRIATION.
The Board Of Supervisors on Saturday
appropriated $4,000 for the subsistence
and clothing OF the Irish Brigade and
Hecker Jaeger Regiment. The oct reflects
The wishes Of the entire community
upon whom the expense will fall It
now becomes practical question how
the monty shall be raised. The Board
have levied a tax Of one mill on the dol
Jar to meet the expenditure, but that will
not produce the money until some time
next year. County orders will be issued
Tor the amount and it is proposed to offer
them to capitalists, OF: to those who will
have taxes to pay Oh and after February
next at a suitable discount, corresponding
with the time they have to run. 1t is
hoped that they may be speedily taken at
q moderate rate Of interest. Supervisor
Burley will receive proposals for the or
ders in large or small quantities. The
amount expended for uniforms for the
troops viii berefunded by the government
Of the United States.
, 1861-06-10
ssx:ssTyT i;:j1T; T;,vEEs1s. 1870
From Louisville and the South:

LOUISVILLE, June o.-Patia1 returns indt.
cate the nearly unanimous election OF Col T,
3. Critteuden es Brigadfer General Of the
Kentucky State Guard In the Second feef-
ment thereof j. ~ Morri; Is elected LiaIt.
Col, and a. Simms and Robt Melee Majors.
A letter from Manassas Junction to the
Richmond 1Fh;g Of the 9Th, says that labors
In fortifying that place BY men unaccustom ed
to labor, has quadrup1ed the elck list, aud It
Tas feared that one-tifth of the soldiers would
soon be sick. There is no hospital there, aud
1t Is difficult to get water to drink. It Is not
dealt ont with ratlons. They demand negroes
to do The labor.
The Richmond Vnig Of the 5th announced
that after that dste no passports will be issued
to persons leaving the State, and no ono win
be admitted to the State except for reasons Of
peculiar force. =.
Also that Tennessee volunteers fuIVirginiA
were authorized to vote on the ordinance Of
secession In Tennessee, though stationed in
Virginia.
Tie Cbarleston Courier Of the sixth, says
the Spanish bark Euva Terra Cubana, was OF.
dered of By the Minnesota
a New Orleans special to the Montgouery
Confederation says, neutral vessels are permit.
ted to pass out to eca until the tenth, after
which the blockade will be strictly enforced,
A Bank Convention held ut Atlanta, Ga, on
the 5th, recommended Southern banks, rai1-
1oats md tax collectors to recalTc treasury
Dotes Of the Confederation IS currency. md
tp states, cities and corporations having cou-
pons payable In New Y0rk to appoint pIace
Of payment South
The postmaster Of Nashville has resigned.
, 1861-06-10

4. Ispecinl Dispatch to tho Cincinnati Gazctte.1
GRArToH, June I, 1861.
It turned out that the rebels had intended
to attack the troops ut Chest River Bridge
Last night, but failed through Aorris's prepa-
Two Ohio companies went down at midnight
last night. Two seutries here we're fired at
last night BY secesslosists, from the heights.
They returned the fire, but without effect,
Signal lights were also eeeu.
There is rumor, supported. by, corobora-
ting circumstances, TINT Ben. McCu1lougb has
been, ordered by Gov. Letcher, to take com
mand Of PorterHeld'a secession troops, with
cavalry forco, and attack the army here. In
that case nc aha1l have warm WORK. :,
symmes, the rebel that shot Col, Kelly. was
brought over; to-day, and il now ander guard,
Sol Kelly Is not ont Of danger, but much
Captain Bcnham, Just back rom Phtllippf,
reports that Captain Chass, Of the Indiana
volutee1s, with flag of truce, delivered Por-
terde)o's private baggage to him at Beverly.
The rebels are fntrenching Themselves four
miles from Ruttonville and waiting an at
tack, while squads Of dozen ut tina are de.
serttng. = = '+''s;.'
Por1eraeld Is scared out Of his wits, Seya.
nj accession fiags were brought In to-day. ;,
AL is quiet 1T PhillIppi, Cheat River aid
here. The roldiers' health Is excellent. :
, 1861-06-10
Cbira4o Griibuttr
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1881.


IN consequence Of the farther decline in
btate stecGs, and the persistent efforts Of
brokers and owners Of Illinois banks to
deprecfate "stump-tail" currency, the
price affixed to it by the railroads can no
longer be realized. Hereafter this office
VII allow for Illinois ac1rrency just
what can be Obtained for it in gold; or its
equivalent The notes Of the State banks
of Iowa, Indiana and Ohio, md the issues
OF other Northern specie paying banks,
viii be received at par in payment Of sub.
scnptions, advertising and job work.. The
notes Of Wisconsin banks will be received,
like those Of Illinois, at what can be cot
Tor them in par funds.
, 1861-06-10

sPR1xGFRID, June 8.-Emmet Mcdonald
was to day examined In the federal court be-
fore Judge Treat, and discharged from custo-
dy On the ground TINT Col McArthur's return
to the writ Of habeas corpns WIS insufficient.
The case was; briefly argued. BY Ar. D.yis Of
Weldon, District Attorney tor the Govern
ment. U. 8. Ma1shal Philips declined to re-
ecive blanchard, arrested By Gen. Prentlss at
carbondsle on the charge Of treason, on the
for detalning him He WIS sent back to the
custody Of Gen Prenti.s- The case Of james
D. Riley charged with treason goes before the
Grand Jury to-day. :.
, 1861-06-10
Dfsphtches to Tho Associated pFeas
. [Snecinl to the N Z Herald

U1Sp6fcheH TO The Associated PEeAgs
[Special to the N. r. Herald.I
WAsuIsoToN, June 0.h.-Nher our troops
more on Manassas they will ba thirty. five
an equal number when he crosses the Poto.
mnc-
Two captured seceesionfsts say there il no
formidable force ut Fairfax.
4 Government special agent from Frederick,
ss5e it is etil the prevailing opinion that Har.
pcr's Ferry EtN be evacuated on the approach
Apprehension is still felt that the rebels
may move down the ratlroad and Potomac,
and aided by another revolt in Baltimore and
BY the disunionfsts Of Maryland attack Wash
ington On the Maryland side, while Davis aa-
vances from Manassas.
There n1e still number Of spies In Wash
ington, many Of them women.
l.. It Is said Bcme Six hundred fugiti7es are at
Fort Monroe now. There nze twelve thousand
q. 8. troops there.
A rebel camp is established four thousand
strong, q few miles this side Of Aqaia Creek.
The: reported raising of the Mcr1imac at
| Norfolk is disbelieved at Fort Monroe
Especial to the N. 7. TrIbune.}
It is reported that Gen. Dix will resign.
- 4 bearer Of dispatches from the British
Consul at Richmond vas refused q pass By
Coy: Ietchcr. He succeeded, however, in
getting here. He reports that Cor. Wise viii
Io1o4laAA LIS Ntlk0NttLcIa OiFlSlOu Oh W.
gibia volunteers.
The Secretary Of the Treasury viii probably
recommend 8 loan Of about two hundred and
fifty millions.
Without doubt or troops will soon occupy
Frederick. Ba1racks for 5000 troops hare
been prepared there.
The rebels in the vicinity of Aqnia arc sup
piled with provisions By Maryland traitor
named johnson, the same who burned the
Gghtkbip.
). At Chambersburg, cars are ready to carry
twenty-five thouEand men and q lot Of timber
to repair bridges.
ship.buildefs offer to construct gun-boats
to ope1ate on the Mississippi, within 20 days,
to be constructed at Cincinnati aud St. Louis,
and probably at Louisville, Il the Latter re-
mains loyal. -,
Collector Cotton Of Louisville has notified
the Treasury Department that the shipment
Of provisions to rebels, over the Louisville and
Nashville Road has been stopped at the ter
minus, and is to be speedily stopped at the
Junction. -
Maryland is detached from the Department
Of the East, and attached to that commanded
by Gen. Mstlellan.
, 1861-06-10


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribnne.l =
- CAno, Jnnc =.
Information came here by telegraph today
that the infamous JEFF. Thompson, Aid to Gov.
jackson, had left st. Louis last night On board
tie sttanler Meteor, for this place. When the
steamer reached here It was thoroughly
searched By gentleman from St. Lauls, who
knew Thompson, but he could not ba found.
Word came here late lcst night tha. baud
Of secessionists, supposed to be the same that
we're driven from EnIott's Mills Wednesday,
are nearthe Kentucky shore, opposite Moand
City, six miles above this place; aud that they
bad announced their intention to burn Mound
City. Gen. PEentiss this afternoon sent one
company from Col. Cooks regiment, and one
other from Col McArthur's under command
Of Capt. Joslyn, to occupy and defend the
MIA IT
, 1861-06-10

NEW YoHK, June s;IThe Commercial Id
pe.ttsry says: "We ara able to state: on the
beet Of authority that the latest dispatches
from our agents IN Europe are in the highest
dcgree satisfactory. Prussia has assured our
Government that no rebellion against 80 mild
and benehcient government will receive any
sanction whatever. Austria gives equally
no countenance to the rebels. Franco is cor
daily with US In word, and in deed if wenesd
It. Dispatches from Mr.. Dallas eaY the Brit
teh Government Is now as well disposed TO-
wards us as we desire. The Ministry have
jgiven Mr.. Adams most friendly ard cordial
herring, and rebellion will hereafter find no
sympathy at the Conrtof st. James. -.
, 1861-06-10
CLERK OF THE HOUSE,

We are glad To perceive that there is to
beno contest between two gentlemen so
worthy as Mr. Forney and Mr.. Etheridge
for Cle1k Of the new House Of Represen-
tatiEcs- The sentiment Of the country has
clearly designated A[r. Forney for the
clerkship, and it has equally designated
Mr Etheridge for some high and honora-
ble station, where his patriotism may be
made Of continued service to the Union
for which he has fought so nobly and suf.
fered an rnnch
, 1861-06-10

Companies Aand B Chicago Zouayes, tCapts,
Hayden md Clyboum), are now encamped q
short distance this side Of Chicago Universally
building ut Cottage GROVE. They will remain
there until Wednesday, when they 60 to
Springfield to be mustered into the three
years eerTice under Col Pitcher, Of the regu-
ler army. They wil be happy to soc their
friends during their brief stay here, aud mas
much as many Of them arc unpro,1ded with
homes and rations, it will be necessary tor Cur
citizens to send them provisions for two or
three dsys. Let the ladies who go down to
sec them, each cauy along n small basket of
eatab1es for the gallant boys, and let our
butchers. bakers and hotel keepers have them
In remembrance Wills they remain.
, 1861-06-10

On the whole, they never looked more pro.
missing at this season. The spring wheat has
a very fine growth, and the only fear Is that 1t
may run too much to strnq.. Oats are equally
promising. Potatoes could hardly be doing
better. Corn. though some fields are rather
backward, has good stand, aud now comes
e sn apaee: { Gfsse r s1so Is good, furnishing:
an excellent crop Of hay. We have had, per:
haps, a little too much rain for crops IN gem
c1al, but slight surplus is always better than
g adroLth.-Hea.y CO., Ill, DiaL
, 1861-06-10

49, -. NEW YoRK, Juno 8.
The .Herold says letters have just been re-
stating he has purchased 10000 Enfield Rides
and several batteries Of r3aed: cannon for the
Government, which he Is waiting for to bring
with him, being only delayed TIL portion of
the rifles are finished. He also states that the
Commissioners of the Confederate States"
had Instructions to purchase several steamers
Go1eaamsat but Mt tSas fhe1e ~ was onit di3eaity
about getting money. They succeeded, ho3.
ever, In purchasing two steamers, for which
they paid e70, 600. Theae vessels, 1t appears,
nre TO sail tor q Southern port under the Bit.
ish flag, and registered as property Of British
but. probably In ballast merely. How thew
will be received By our blockade squadron r..
mains 10 1a seen. - ~; :,a
, 1861-06-10

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, June Sit is believed
there has been recent change In the position
Of rebe1 troops. A large force has been con.
ekirmish 1T Fair Fax Court House was unfor.
tunate, having the effect to. direct the attet,
tIen Of the rebels, causing large acceasion to
their force there, Beauregard has arrived to
take command there. These changes viii
cause delay in the movements of the federal
t1oops- Communication between Alexandria
and the rebe1 camp Is still secretly carried on.
, 1861-06-10

Teo Many Army omca-sseEers-8ve
10000 Troops ROVE at Washington
:. and Opposite -, - -
-. ::-:.,i.>,. :: WAs1NeToa, June 7.
"A regiment from Maine and another from
New York, and SEQ horse1 and mules, arrived
here to-day.@ "A regiment of regulars left for
Chsmbetsburg. This don't look much like
danger here, but mora Ike hot work 1rnpead-
irg 1t Ha1per's Ferry. I suppose. Gen, Scott
knows. ,s.t'' .'.,~ -
!. There have been toe many applications here
for commtssions to rnise regimenta,' II BE-
plicants ior s ;rsssa1ar army commissions @ fpr feT
green boya. There ara thirtyeight regiments
=; Of yolunteers here, averaging one thousand
each: besides two thousand regulars, the Fir
ing Artillery, seventy-two pieces, and three
thousand reliable District militia
, 1861-06-10

sJ>ha CYny. T,x....1 .1.eC4ua.-
1Ae o'4se sS1' 7'@t+ "l oa1u1uay says:
supply Of hats. dothine sg osna.ef. '9u harsr .ne
EarER 4pn{e rarnn eorir5rrze 74a1f,srass 80
1e t%el'e 11nea1 ma o. unnon tsoops' ::
Rpsihas hss1 sFs1on O. a CO, ~: chissso, 'ha hats. oo'h
- smith = Co, =: :.
WOOD + Henkie, kprinx1eM. elothtns:
Minssn FEW e %.5.x;b CO; Gmeaiko' clothing
T.G. Rsns, ,,:' = shoes.
Ho1s E 1snt a9pt9s Nsx s'4s Tsif slotSsnR: fns'
:. Y.tes q; smith Springfield hl.nfets aud cloth
TX Ms,de1.ea.. Chicago, .hees; ;,
TuFnes q : ~ e sid1sT g nsc ] EspsasGs andhave.-
aaasa,; aasx: :. w,o1n. ,,,,o ,n,n...,:
1obert Tlisoas eazsFFidee boxes, &C. !;
b,snSet: "eu co' ~ cnieaso' e, 'eso'nne Ana
F. ! snSsga, Z Htsxes = ssantau Chicago, tsats;;
.: oanssen 4s.ney, caps;
Heqgnfor y K naq : NeT Ns1?eTa Chicago. haPs.cks:
Aa1s9}% aaas cl*laeas msss e s.. & saof:s i ;eats
Finley & Jones, Quincy, camp peE Esst1es. mess-
peWae' " {. Jones & Co., Quincy, eaa,een, ~.
t0.L 1Fx-.
, 1861-06-10

HAoEnsrows, Nd, Juna. o.-No troops,
either from Point Of Rocks or Williansport,
have reached this place. Confederate pIckets
: have been seen: near W1lliamsport. Every
ford Is strictly guarded aud every skif broken.
As soon as the river falls 1t can be easily ford
ed. It is rumored that the bridges 1t HsrpeFs
Ferry and sheps1dstown ara ruined, :.
:, BALTIMORE. June 10.-The bridges at Point
Of Rocks and one at Berlin hare Been burned
, 1861-06-10

Last wyex Positively ~ tho Charming vacaE$t sad
Aettss* A.: MISS CAROLINE RiCHtE05 .nd he: father
toe ce!enfat Actor MK PETER Is1CUlSGs. way83
tEEaEements elsewhere preclude the possibility Of
tet ftuat-ing tn rac 1liJ altar f3Ay 5arux lc1t
, 1861-06-10

QulNcT, NJ, juno 8-Gcneral Lane arrived
Washington. He stops in the city until to.
mo!1ow evening. Ho reports crops Of .al1
kinda In Kansas looking extremely well. Says
II weather, etc, are favorable, Kansas win
hhve enough this harvest to repay all she has
fecffYed In aid ftfm other Stafes.
, 1861-06-10
0bsequfes Of Senator Douglas ut Jolfe1

Obaequfes Of Senator Douglas ut Joliet.
JOLIET, June =, 1861.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The citizens Of this place and vicinity, pro
poee to observe the obsequies Of the late Sen
atcr Douglas, on Tuesday next, (June l1th),
at this place. Among other matters, to con
siet Of an oration by Judss 8. ". Randall, on
the life, character and public services Of the
deceased.
Those acquainted with Judge Randall will
not need to be informed that production
worthy Of the SOLEMN and impressive occar
sion is confidently expected.
Yours truly, R. E. GpopE11.
, 1861-06-10

-tWAsHrG7oa, June 9.-The Rhode Island
regiment leave tomorrow in the direction Of
!. .Haper's Ferry. ~ -
Prof Allen has arrived herewith mam-
moth balloon for Ieconnqfterlng..-
-: It Is said that several regiments are under
orders to leave at daJbreak ~.
Military movements from this point arc Of
such d character as do not authorize publicity.
, 1861-06-10
m0TLEY,S LETTER TO vTTxc r.ox.
eR-HN

n1OTtEY's LETTER TO THE r,or,
DON TIMES.
To the exclusion of much Interesting
matter, we give place in this issue Of the
TRIBUNE to the long and very able letter
Of the eminent historian, MOTLEY, to the
London Times, upon the American rebel
lion. MI. Motley, who is in England ut
present, has done his country q marked
Service By producing and publishing this
strong plea for the Union.
, 1861-06-10

w ANTED-Dry Goo;s, Gro:
~ ~ = etnet Boot sad Shoe. Clothing. d, su1ta
Chitago, st. Loua and Wiscpu1tn HE II EsfarF IT
a13 elme money. Address z. o. Box li8i. Eh,c1-os
, 1861-06-10

ALEXANDRIA, June "a lot Of military
goods were eeized at .Adafns' Express offfce,
valued ut $4,000 The amount Of goods
seized In this vicinity viii almust pay the ex-
penses Of the expedition.
The Pennsylvania 9Th regiment Issued a
newspaper this evening, printed On an old
Alexandra press.
, 1861-06-10

:: LoU1BvnlE, June 8-Nashvil1e fer scpara-
ton and representation S033S-against 80 24499
Eleven other districts in this county giYe 2,33&3 33&3
for, md IS against. =
=. Memphis 5,6oS for separation, four for NON
Representation, and five for the Union. The
interior as far a. heard. from Is nearly unanI-
,mouE. The Stats is largely Secession. -
, 1861-06-10
Southern, Items from tho Charleston

S00tue1u 2ke1a& xfom taeeA Charleston
49, Courier.
- THE STEAMER GEN. aunA11oN,-
= AUGUSTA, June 2.-The steamer Gen. Mrs
mon, which vas reported as seized at Pass
!ont1e yesterday morning, run the blockade
II the evening, and:'fs. now safa In Mobile
Bay. =: :;
-. LATER ',.: :
NOZZLE. May 3.-The' British steamer Cen
eral Airamon left Hagann1 On the 18th, aud
sr1iVed 1t tho mouth of The Mississippi on the
shot aud shell at her, seized, put prize crew
aboard Of her, IN charge OF Lieut. Adams,
and ordered her to report to ,,the
Niagara of Mobile Point. About midnight
she Eas chased y the pnyateeT steamer, when
She az1ired of Mobile Point fired 81 again.
she vent alongside the Niagara. After l17es-
tigation she Was allowed 70 proceed to No
bile, the Captain of the Miramon agreeing to
come out within reasonable time after ret.
ting supplies. -
!: New Orleans vessels are at "a discount in
Havana7s Freight market and ucws are unim-
poti2nt, T. =: : ''..'':'.
, 1861-06-10

RRYAN HALL.-Clark Street.
- 0rTctite tie Ccurr Houee Chicago, FL,
EEl1e.t AttsctAnA pror On" c t;e He'll unsuroa1>d
bJ any Eafa In tie Union L tn
Acoustics and General AppoIutrerta
It M seat 5r mere re1bor4 tt ApY other ,Il Il,
BtCER ArckiteC1e
TIE MIN Audience Rooa; t. On the t1s.t door. tha
eHtTacc. ht Clark s<xs+ Mo xteatsss tu1oua-
&re IN the city. Opposite Court ouss SQuzfa Sst Els
BAL 7e nae retrxo. quiet leeasaon y tse .sa::
C.1tG street Rid Court F2Ace, -
1nc Eau cor ta.Es te NJ Eatlonal aal1ey. valued
II 9iA. CO ard puEchasel It Geo. P. A. He4ly aoY
ecEDi scnsd by Ccnstess to paint sertea Of trssi
deLtal ptrtsalte for the Whit House. Inta Gaiidfy
Contains the lfcnaCa: great Picture for which tho it
~ =. !, ssasdsd 4 tns Weslds Fa!r 7ss aso
PIealtsnss to Lincoln Inclusive, i wel Is ot naa35
otfer Illus tztc1s Americana by 1eA;y-
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