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, 1861-06-07
Export OF Cotton Prohibited By Jcff.
DAVtsse Government
/, Tho Mobile Register publlshes the set Of the
rebel Congress prohibiting the export Of cot

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Davtsss Government
!. The Mobile Register publlshes the set OF the
rebel Congress prohibiting the export Of cot.
ton. It is as follows:~
An Ac. to prohibit the expectation Of Cotton from
the Confederate States, except through the Sea-
ports ofths said states; and to punish persons
sEc11os i. The. Congress Of the Confederate
states Of AmcE1ca do enact, That from and aites
lie rst day Of june next snd during ths existence
as o ,hS p2Es ct 1as q s.
United States, 1t shan not b. hw11l 1or any Per,
ron toexport any raw cotton q cotton 5a!p dso%
stes g anfesssto sssss
Il shsI1 bo the duty Of all thu narshats and reTenue
oHIccss Of the said Confederate States to prevent
~ sxc 1eW any u pc person shall violate, or attempt
section, be shall forfeit iii The cotton or cotton
V {ha ase Of tho Confederate States and ID addition
on conviction thereof, shall be fined in sum not
oned in solne public in Of pen1ientiary. ior pc
OF the eourt;- After conviction upon trial by a
s1a. &. aay peslen infostnins u to violation
ahan be entitled t. onc-ha1f The proceeds Of taa
sso. j. s AnS J21sttca Il Of tha - Pesos, On Informs
tion under cath from any person OF Violation, Of
attempt to violate this act, ay Issue his sa1aat,
| and csuee the cotton or cotton yarn specified In
tbs affidavit to be seized and retained until an in
1estivation can be had before the courts Of tho
| Confederate States
sha1 be used with the :onset Of the owner or per.
son having the same In charge, for tbs purpose o'
violating Ibis act, shall be forfeited In liks manner
to the use Of tho Confederate States. But nothing
in this act shall bo construed as to prohibit tie
expectation Of cation to Mexico, throughts co-ter
! Dfcous frontier. =.
fNnnreeA S. C. l.. May 2{. 1861.
, 1861-06-07

FE5r AID Observation-Disclosures 4u1at-
ties Of peas, strawberries, potatoes, ano otnet
early vtgetables, usually sent North from Nor-
folk, Va, In May, have been prevented b9 t9e
war from finding their accustomed market IN
Philadelphie, New York, Roaton and other
Northern eittes. We read, in accounts from
Norfolk Of May 28th, that atraWb Wberrtes BY the
bushel were being given aWny, to any one Who
would take them aud the immense pes fields
near. that city have been p1oWcd up and so"n
70 corn. =:
BrA good auecdota Is told upon Lord r.
ons, the English Minister resident in this city.
Prameuading with = beautiful American Wo.
one one Of tha Cabinet minister's, ha remarked
upon the spelndoz ct her dress, which Vas =
chaste blue silk, briIlIsntly gpanglcd- But
observe" be satd, athat you displsy thirty five
stsrs instead OF thirty lour--ono too many" :"
"Oh, no, Ely lord said the fair patriot, 'the
additional star Is Canada. ."-1tash1nJ<on Sun
day Ch1unie1e.
DERIVATION or CELEBRATED NAAE5.-The
nsme OF the gorgeous French palace or Tut1'
eriea wera derived from the circumstance,
that where the, palace stands WAS the eite o.
an old mandatory Of tiles, (eui1edes,1 ~ II
enc should say the t1ehouae: OXFORD, me
nau1e Of the celebrated seat Of learning, hss
ad1ivation equally humble guoId Is only
the o1.path across the river. B9epnoros Il
high sounding name In the Greek language
but what Is It, in the Engltsh translation, bu
hu1lpath or oxford!
, 1861-06-07
Illinois Sabbath School Convention.

Illinois Sabbath School Convention.
fsneeis. corresponseuce Chicago Tibuac,1
-. A,ro1 1nnn4 4sct
ro-.,. - ~ s,.,ast - ~
- Inc GonysnIon met o. " Gc'oCk, IL nS
u Z; Caatca u !n1e clsY - s9e agqce ~ es3 ~
INC ffesloent, II. ~. 9nln9Iu' Esa. ~ Meos "
!pF vs. Cnfo " oi9et q tsa1s H1i 49,, - ~
thas eitg, Cnalr1nan ~ o. ine etaee SeanA. gom-
mHtee. hee. " L. AnSlo1 MAS eAooen Ieopo
raIy Secretary
Inc Co1um;ttcc 70 aominnte peta0Aaeae
officers 7seem.nendsd tEssa TIC don9HanE; sa1S.nt
y. e WILDER, O. Chfcago, rfcs1osnG
" 7. MILLER, ALTON. It Flcs;ffes3de1t-
.. .. G. CLARK, ROCKFORD "a fice-ereyt-
F. L. SCOTT JAeksonVdle. % Vica.ffes'~
Rey: 7. CAarnELL, Secretarios.
5. q. MILLS,
:. A business committee Of 5 was appointed
bY the Chair, to prepare business and toplcs
to come before the meeting. After singing by
the congregation the hymn,
utu u.u II. po,rsr y, ;r.ans,a N,mcr
-" s19 WV - eN'
Prayer WIS offered by Rev. Mr. Of Jack
ecuville, when the morning session adjourned,
to dcyote Is minutes to social conversation
previous to dinner.
At 2 F. y. tho Convention was opened. ~
reading tho 2Sd Psalm and prayer. Alter
singing tho hymn
/, ..1ho Morn;nr 1Ioht ia 13r,.k,nr"
:.
, 1861-06-07
Flight OF Virginia TxAis0fs-sEsx-Ms O..
K1dxVell.

RtNxVnI3
From tho Wheeling Mtelligencer, Sal
Vaa;{y Fair missed figure By not haTing
IN artist ut Fairmont to sketch the flight
Of Dr.. Kdwcn, Jim Neeson and A1fHaymond
when they heard Of the approach OF the Fed
eral troops~ 'Pocr Kidwal1 almost went of in
the costume Of The aeorgis Melor, II; ~ 4
lett his trunk IN ths street after he had got in
his buggy, And tlen the way he got through
his stable out into the alley! It was too bsd.
We cannot tell all correspondent has told
us. The poor Doctor-he has sown the Wind;
inst now he is Teapmg the whirlwind. Under
the gu!se Of good deal Of smoothness and
moral and even religious pretenslon, he con-
feeeional politician. Any nsn who could
blubbe. rs he could On short notice atApub-
lie meeting, had too much Of the Job TFottsr
A for Neeeon, he 1eft In tbs gulse Of doc.
tor; took a pair Of sadhie.baggs with him, and
when stopped at one Of the outposta, got
through by bis urgent professional repsesen-
posthaste 70 their xrlieE When list heard
from he had been arrested ut PruntytoWn By
the Union men, but was likely to get away
again, through the sppeazenee Of some Of the
s1jph Hsymo1d ne1thcr left In a buggy nor
went off On ho.sehsck. He took few cle IL
shi1ts, stuffed them in q carpet-hag, xnd
struck cut scrose q corn-feld at 3 fast gait
He wcs beating double quick tina when last
eeen. Drinkafd, the Secession editor, prompt
y cut dirt too, leaving bis press to be run by
Gs sv s sna as I 9 e Ga1 1e3 md m
and not. harm = sinp1e tJpe, for ne want 10
hear from onr old ftiend MscD OCCASION
Sly. :"'
, 1861-06-07

The growing Anx1-8i&T1Ty Sentiment.
An Old Sabbath School Psesbyt ariau clergy
man, BY. education and habit Of most conser-
yat1ve disposition, writes as follows:
u have just been reading carefully your
editorials on the position Of Kentucky and
"Eneland. feel in my soul that you are
right, and am persuaded too thht your scut-
"ments must commend themselves to ,ths
"community. Only one thing seems quite
"plain. Zae p1rsest dtfitude Of The Sonth il
"TapidzY conts7ftag Tic sedole NoTM to det<rssin-
q I'd 6o{itonisn.. nlsoa dTrdd thd resisN SONG
'titnes, but an gradually baaosniaq reeoneae7 to
1.-THE rgh&eous ssa eA the Tsbe3 Rassare
ss61ingtng upon Mteas1sts.. I hsEe no language
"to convey my sense Of the madness. folly
"and crime that p1eTnlls IN Southern- coun;
ci1s-" .;..-1 = = {
= whether it>be deemed good thing or not
the fact Is unmistakable that the northern
people are fstlearriug to hate slavery In WY
unte1t before, and. they are beginning to 70!
gard their practical re1stions to 1t from. who'll
y new points OF view. :, It comes home to ey:
cry loyal man, with force not to bo resisted
that the sole cause of. this mott wicked trea
eon the world evec-saw is Slavery; aud, BY
moral necessity, just In proportion 81 the tres
ron Itself ia abho1red, IN Just that proportion
do hairtd md detestation astach to It's Cause.
-Ats' FORK Horsd. * (: 80: %s2 ~
, 1861-06-07

a California exchange thus announces the
secession Of Arizona;
.stA1izona has seeded! Ten It to Gath;
Arizona haa seeded! Publish IT In Ascalont
from Justice be comfo1tedl Just think Of It;
honorable Phil. Herbert and honorable Ned
McGowxn haye gone over to the Philiatfnes,
and taken Arizona with them. bodily!
If We could get rid OF thai nondescript IN
that edsy way, what happy consuInmslion It
IN affection to whatever nation might possess
it, TIE maledictson Of the Almighty IL
stamped upon its every feature. Il Is sccursed
Of God and cursed Of men, and curet With
cured men. he is the poorest devil who
oHns the largest numbers OF its acres, and m
The soil, (no 1t isn't soil, nor Is it earth, nor
is 1t ground, nor is 1t land,) the supericies Of
ills vulgar traction Of the earth, "a nothing
| but ya5t eptead-out OF sand. and alkaline
ashes- It wont grow decent snakes, bat doe7
make out, IN 3 mysterious Way, to yield csntt-
pedes aud tazantulas, with small sp1lakllng
| Of gaunt, slab sided coyotes. Il Is Natnre IN
natural, In perfect disgust with herself Thu
/ thing il not even 1T tor road m empty
| wagon Is a dead pull Oh dead level, for 8tI
mEle team. Water Il something Jon thirst
for, but in that yii1ainous region, Jou find it
not We journe5ea ones ovez this SELF fsanae
desert, packing our ~ater and our grub. and
barley Tor our mule. a solitary crow follow
t cd US oqet the whole route, camping with Us
eFc1y night. The sagacious bird doubtiess
made certain Of : p1ize In OFT earcass aud that
Ct our lorg suffering anima1, and caw'd his
dissTp pointment, as well As astonlshlnent when
be eaw Us safely over the border, The peo~
.p}e have hitherto lived on the pickings at the
Oyerlard Stage stations aud Government con.
tracte and, now that the stages are removed,
it requires only the Withdrawal Of the troops,
to dry up the whole concern. Arizo will be
, 1861-06-07

L letter to the Mobile Adues dAted Fen
sacola, May Is, says: .-.
There ts now neither bark nor ship In port.
Tho LAST, Norwegian ship. spread her sails
yesterday, rnd bid adieu to Pensacola aud the
."bIg warn,", It Is said Mess1s, Merritt q Co.,
Of this place, made arrangements with her
csptain 10 return with cargo of Ice from
TIE orleans Cadets, Cspt Denz, have chris
tened their quarters :" Camp Jackson in
honor Of: the brave spirit that fell at AeIan~
: dria, in defending the honor Of bis fiag: The
Georgia regiment, Col jackson, style their
camp :" Camp Stephens," In compliment to
GeoIgi='a distinguished stetesmau-
Military r3gor La now In full force, Soldiers
frd 1t difficult to novigate the NOW bayonet-
obstrucied Eays, but yesterday free to all
lam glad to say the health o. the army Is
mnet eYCe1lent. - --...',
, 1861-06-07

meeting Of the citizens Of Princeton, Bu-
reau county, WIS held on Tho receipt ofthe SD
news, and after appropriate remarks BY Hon:
Owen Lov5oy, Milo Kendall and others, =
ee1teA Of resolutions of cordolence Was paes'
~ :: r. '.-:z s.; ..s'iE - .
-f:,s:-s: ~: =; 'tI's
The stadenta Of Wheaton College at Whea-
ton' also expressed their sonow IL resolu;;
aona .'t esat 70 this ofaee. r -, -:
, 1861-06-07

On the 11th detachment Of the Eighth Lam
cashi1e artillery volunteers, under the COM
mand Of Major Clay, took ont one Of his new
breecb' leading guns, which have been lately
purchased By the American government, TO
superintendent Of an American officer, who
has been sent over to purchase guns In this
county, The first round at u si11oot target,
at 1sG0 yards, went clear through the bdl1's
eye. The next shot WIS Is yards oTer IN d.
rect line; and the third was Two yards to the
strongly nc1oss the range. This terminated
The plsct1ce, as the officer for whom the trfals
were made Was 30 satisfied with the gun that
be thought any further shooting unnecessary.
The gun wss laid By Captain 1nmau; who, it
will be remembered, won the ESQ cup at the
gun, with others, VIII be- shipped In dsy o.
two for the United 8sAtes,-Wll d. Smith,
zFH1e1. = =: = - - : s@
, 1861-06-07
Tho Charleston Mercury on Northern
From the Charleston Mercury, May ST.

Night aud day, for the Last two months, has
the Northern Government been making hex
cu1ean efforts In It's department Of war: Pre-
raration on the most gigantic scale has gone
on steadily and undsggiug. under the tntslli-
gent and able superinfendenc= and direction
Of General Scott An immeuee body Of vol
unteeta bare been thrown into camp, and sEe
drilling eight hours day; nndT competent
officers Of West Point trimming: The arms at
hand have been distributed, and 81 who ara
to engage eoon In battle h1Ye been thorough
-ly equipped with the best ;Weapous- Facto-
r1es, for the Manufacture nf cannon, rifles, s.
here, 'bayonets and ammunition Of every de-
acriplion, arc In full operation at the North
durlng the Hhole tHent5.fouE hours OF each
Agents hxve long e,nce been sent abroad to
Europe to procure and forward. as fAst as pos
sible, cargoes Of improved arms, aud already
they haye begun to a11ive- Great efforts have
also been made for the health, comfort and
supplies Of Northctn- troops. Energy. aud
psomptitude have characterized their move:
meuts both In Maryland and Ht. 1ouis, aud
their success along the border has, so far, been
complete. They -hsTe, in the West, obtained
|, and eecured the great repository Of arms for
that aeetiont equipped our enemies Of ct.
Louis, 1Uinots, Indiana and Ohio, leaving the
, 1861-06-07
QUE ROsT0N- LETTER.

Anniversary ef khs Ancient and Honorabkt-.
9bserrdMces Of the dast-Dr. Lothrup's Sermon
-Curiosiiy for 1filikasy Displnys-Anothar
1tdine Rtgimeaf Ia Basfon-Aaine and the
Tdr-Afafor General Enthusiastically Jour
saliefn o. tho Inefease-O Opinions Of Hetists-
Suspension. Of Southern, lk1ils-Dkplorcbls 70.
no.ianee Of Northern poetae--1Ae STATE Aa&dof-
.ttifa HVa1ed
, 1861-06-07

Gbita9o G1ribtttte
:. THE FOREIGN ELKa1ENT.

= ,.ss- SE-tta -..s... -. o1a xe,rn.t Tnt
: ! ~ 80 - sr1f7e,ant for d. mast Il now
- -: ~ n.tr;ot. Win 1,ts1v zara
-. 1:-i,.r 1,a1t5san..l Rnt wn cannot ,ro,a
~ s',;;nr ,bat the xe., nromntne4. ma NJ
.s;o.;s,, d,sn1,ynil 1u tba: c,tf,a,s - tha
TTs,...a sietea nr fare;on 1,;rthC:tha;r ,,n.e
5000 - ,aavo,,nn tn tbs fl.s ~ mi, c,,,nt,e
| nd ,he p1or;ons ;natitnt3ons; 1:r1,;ch 1iya
.1a t;ro;.. Hanaath 8. :. sbadouEshona tha
~ond 1n,o,e~,noa ~ -. 1o1;t,-
r{,ns 1v who1, thefv ire,,, on1v j fe;w wears
s9n:: - ;,,dnetr;o,;s1r a,.s;1ad Inot at
n,,,. ,-,,~~ - .1,,ar+ . -. .-ter ~ . ,n;,,ton
~ n.sn ~ o. who ,hev .-a tha. IN its
~.nIs, Th.re Il no r;r;1,zed nation that
~ ~, s,;.,., nn,-,. 49, he, M .sen+ tn
anota - f,rht the hattie of constitntional
s.~5a,, .r.;,a+ " : 3.ss,,,,,+;er, ~ uh;.;A +ha
psS..f,:. :. +hrsaton.5 Germans T-;ah
~ =. sr..,;s,, acotch H1nos-;,ns 1T
tes.,, ,Ds1a ' cMosss r.. e..
nus 1sos "a1e' o". :.1 = .
~. .ate' onu e.. -. -. -. ~. es1l11
u oslns VIC ea1Nss. ~ ~ e ee,e"'
o' tne ei1aue4 "n - esSt,u A.e'..- f@aeu
WIN pauaos'sm WINCH ae Las aeser
shown lot me tano 'nat gave nun pu1A,
: Without "at'los !ot toe summons 0! tne
4eeA eHes1' ot me ens1easy o. a recruiting
sergeant, ANXIOUS only 70 pe the earliest IN
ard the lest on:she held Of action,-they
rush 1erwara to me general defence ready
to peril all that is most precious, that tue
cause may be saved! 1t is a spectacle mat
The world has never seen oe'ote. II Is 3
proof ~ strong az q reVelsaon from ABOVE
Of The value Of the government fof WINCH
: they contend. They were under no obi
: cations Of law OF usage to offer themselves
There was no impelllng power OF pubic
opinion to make them the first in the nay.
Nothing. hut lore for this glorious land-
affection for the institutions OF needom-
hope Tor the future Developments OF tne
race, through The poss1bihnes o. oa1 sss-
: tem,-theae are INC a'en ancens''es 'na'
have made them tne oe1enue11 ano osh1'
1hetors Of the country OF she'F aaopslon.
ard that Shame tne lnpoielans poney Inv
some Foaia nave pursued to"ato tne1.
fut none oe1 Americans On guaro ~
n'eh.' oouo1u quoseuou ..ou - ~
mnno " ~ .o1t '1@A4 . 80
when oseo 10 atausme e ~ p, ~a
campaign; pat suen no,u Passeo ionu
IN NE amy no" u tne netu ,ol us oe1sn.e ~
Of Americans Foalo give ene s na.sses ,1.. ~
amount Q! a1a-ou: 4qm "usu ~, w.
would quickly 1eVoh hAi. anu 0on.s
: a'lthof1t'es say more 1nan uan' y. sns w.
untee1s are o1s'ns aaen "noa 1n.o:1l~1Hs :.
ana o'eeuS "ou1uI uase p,oe a-a, Nv
this tact pc lesson wnen sne "A = ote. a
1.es1' &c . 1emmasz sua. .ro uaa j" ass ,,ss -
: moi compfenena pug 'aneuase NC ass, .;aao :"
VINO does nos con'o,m " wy e-:,N sou'sI,1, -
customs OF our sou: u ~. 4ea =: -
senslbie 70 .ne oiesslngs " noe,.' ~ - =
, pltssEu WILL kAoA s01os7 - @Sss IN -
, 1861-06-07
rBEAson IN ILLINOIS,

~ L. 10 ~
Hanson county. on the charge OF having +
insisted to misc thirty five recruits for JEFF
Davis'a ar1ny. somewhere in Egypt, Will
be chiefly significant in opening the optics
Of gentlemen Of his kidney to the fact that
there is such crime as treason On the stat
ute book. and that they who dabble in it
are taking the surest method to shorten
their own Iye2 We believe that all the
active traitors in Illinois could be lodged
in si11r}e omnibus. or hanged IN the same
pa1lous at the same time, without crowd
inp each other And We believe that ali |
the secret and massive ones could be taken
c,re 9TH, Cant rarkers drapoons without
;r,n,1r;no their efficiency IA ontpost guards
,t r,mn Dffi.nce. But it is none the less
inst md necessary that the crime Of which
Ills man Pulley is said to have been guilty,
should meet tho full penalty Of the Con
st;tution snd laws OF the United states
We are. of course without information as
to The csact nature OF his ofence We
know TINT he was cha1gcd by the Go1con-
d. HexaM with raising the thirty five re-
c,u;ts as sfo1e:aid, OF at least with accom-
ppnying thtm to Paducah, and making
them speech full of the rankest treason.
The Golconda HernM is IN ultra pro-
a1avery sheet with secession sympatllies,
cot it steYn1v denounced Mr. Pulley,e COZ,
.7nc+ and atc,nrcd 1hot A. re.etition Of the
offencc in anv part Of Southern Illinois
, 1861-06-07
The Camp at-Ca1ro.

ubk CI4V nan ~ GNO LIZ PAA AAA&A41t1 -
the fortidcations At the point Whero the "big-
guns" are keeping watch over the Ohio and
Mississippi. They are indeed nglJ looking
customers, snd will make daylight shine
through any steamer from New Dahomey that
may venture within speaking range. In
very few minutes after we arrived, the first
thittty.two pound ball was sent booming DOM
the Mississippi, warning to Ill traitors to |
keep 1t 4 respectable distance, Great eatis-
faction was expressed throughout the camp
that these heavy guns were at length in place.
The firing over, whole regiment Of nearly
thousand men, detailed for the day, sprang to
their shoye1s and Wheelbarrows, and the |
work Of completing the breestroEhs went
gsiIy on. All seemed to toll with the greateat |
chee1fu1nees, inspired with zeal to defend that |
glorious old flag that hzs made the American |
usme known and hoaored throughout the |
world "-~
subsequently NC visited the soldiers quar-
tcrs, and though the brave fellows have only
soldiers fare, they arc made much moro COM
Portable khsn TIC in common with their other
friends had feared. Their officers seem to
have planned everything in such = way Is to
secure Ill the advantages circumstances would
permit. The 1evee itself fuEms Al excellent
breastwosk, behind which, now that Birds
Point is fortified, the soldiers would be per-
fect1y protected, and with sharp's rifles they
could uaon down whole regiments, II the
steamers that bore them escaped the artillery
and effected a landing. With the forces now
here, to azriye within the next two days, and
within two heurs' Distance BY ratl, Cairo il
perfectly safe against any forco which the
rchela can possibly bring against It.. The great
anxiety now is for movement upon Mem
phis, to protect the Union men In Tennessee,
| md In yezy few weekn Gen. Prenttss will
have all things in readiness for the words,
:" forward, march ~ That nest Of pestuent
tf.itors, in gas ind CANNON now ecatcely In:
terior to Charleston itself. must be taught
some wholesome Union sentiments. The
contract for the entire job Ia let. and It will
| be executed to tho letter. Let the Union men
Of Tennessee hold their position for few
days, or weeks, Ut most, aud the thing will
be ueu and efftcsually done.
We hare visited Camp Smith and Camp
Barker, both On the Mississippi side, and found
our Chicago boys in the very best Of health
and spl1ifs' IheS naVe nao nefsa'eaa saSk
In clearing away me immense tog' ano hase
e&umpe' oat 1ne1 A=7e aone Il nAaoaoIne1s.
and have = line parade ground ine5 nave
good stables, suitable barracks, &C., al oi
which thelr own hands have made. We would
that al their Chicago friends could eee what
thess brare fellows have accomplished. Some
Of the men not only attend 70 The duties ol
the camp, but they find time to g1attfy theiz
taste for natural history. Private, s.ackhouss
: in Capt. Smiths company, has quits coI1ec.
tlpn Of beetles and bugs. lizards and snakes
, 1nd other yillainous rarmirts, which be ha4
= captured in md about Camp Smith. Some @
his specimeas would be quite . prszc to man1
, 1861-06-07

70. sase py tho following DEuEztsss IN Chicago:
,rpn 4 co. ;. T. III Lakn szoet.
Mt9ITH + DHYEK. ~ Lake srrsst
FL FIJI 1ESf1N J. u. ~ Stato street.
SSvSF3EST Z. II. COZ. Randolph aud stAtA
sIEE B. 100 West HAfJtsuu street,
31HNA I'M d CO.. GEORGE lRs Randolph sHad&.
RR6EHOLD, HENRY ~ North Clark street..
RETANA A. B. ~ West Madison street.
HRYAN r. 4. I fremont H1ocE-
HfTCK Il HAYNKE ~ C12lE Btxtek ~ :
ffFMAQNS, LE0STDAS IL We4t RA1dufpA
TEVEIA 3. q. Isl West AAdfton stToak. y
nGpENBDRG. r. N7 n cat lAE1 &sEetk.
11EEfEK e us Milwaukee avenun. :,
HATR DR0TAEH4, M Randolph street.
~ AFfIEJlN O. C.. b. West lnla BtFnat.
EXYfNAE CHARLE8J II Wet EAk4 street,
TTTEHCOCE H III State stee<
HfnKEE, r. &H II, u West Randolph ttrseG
1AENEST WA. Canal ktYnst.
W1HIA. FBEDERICKM 8kafs street.
HATTHE1 PHllIF A1ne ls!aod aTsnna"
IVHLEE. y, 4 1M South Wells street
0sHARA. E I. 70 West Randolph sHeeE
FATNE j. D. Gt4ta street, cofnsx AaAazHHs
REDLIsH, henry =. Wo!oOt saeek
R1EMHElU. J. % Go.th E1o11 tSoek
THAYFR +. n. under Sherman aooses
SH1TE RkAHRDoK. 10 Wess Madison ehaa !;
WhEVsCHE CHaKIEa ~ 4Qsankes aVeaua~
W.D, HARRIS. p. -. =
Wholesale Ax=nts, at Maaafaesuruzs prices:
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, 1861-06-07

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1no Cxptao Ftl;s are said to ba remarkably sFs5-
HJe frplsy Tor the he&dache nnd Of tbs vs bsss
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dns eAa PRODUCE
FFrom he St Iou.1 DenoI1G .
The turerse demand for ms articia CCe9haHeeA0
Il tkrlaly increasing.
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Mr.. era1dlns would not connect his uaa,s y = -
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Respectable Qa1rtn1
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