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Pe:intendcnce of Col. Samuel A. Backma,tsr
Of Alton, Illinois, who will station cu11l,
aorg the linz 81 firing, a5undaotly numerous
to Keep it ffcc fltm tEauaien. objects 'aad Gu
cure eafety, -:
The soeiet5's regular Pseniura LIZ: a1aoQats
to s2a,C00 The exhibition will eer.ainiY BE-
attended by larger coacouraa Of paop1e fh IN
have ever Ecen dssamb!ed Oh sinilar occa.
sion in the West, aud nc cordially Invite COM
Petition for the premiums offered Those
MaEnfa1tusers u ho have not already donc 80,
viii confer favor By adEIiQg ma at al early
dey Of their Intention: to compete.
b o11er of tho Executive COMMITTEES
.-.- JOAN P. REYNOLDS,
Co.resccneieg Secretary Of the Illinois State
Agricultural Society.
, 1861-06-17

!: BALTIMORE, June 15-Last evening, Us two
eoldiers Of Col. Moorhead's, regiments were
walking The streeta, while near the corner Of
Lombard aud Gouche streeta, sons ono ired
q pistol at them from a housa-, The bail took
effect in the arm Of Felix Mccormick; com.
rany z. The house wax, searched, but the
Parties escaped. Tho wound was slight. !:
, 1861-06-17

ST. LOUIS, june 16.-Two bridges at ssrr~
geon and Centralia, on the North Missouri
Railroad, were burned on Friday night or Sat-
urdaJ morning. Colonel So,omoa'5 ) regiment
went cut the southweet branch Of the Pacific
Railroad last night, and Col. Browns resi-
ment, With fon1 pieces Of artiila.y, followed
this afternoon. Three companies belonging
TO Col. Kai]nan'B regiment Of Reserve Gnsrds,
.Htnt out on the North Missouri road yestt:-
day to protect the hrtdgsa on that route, aud
cooperate with the forces Already sent In that
direction.
Aepecia1 dispatch from Jefferson City to
the Democ7at eays that the .eamer City Of
Lcnisjana arrived thia morning with Colonel
BGrnatein's regiment, battalion, which Is
row stationed in The Cspitol, and Judge Nor
r:sou, state Treasurer, also on board, as pris,
oner, tut ha5 been re1eased. Several tons Of
sheet lead c, 8 large quantity Of potatnes and
bacon Wtre eeized as confrabaud. jeff Rogers,
with $45, COO In Treasurer's warrants, desigued
to pay the soldiers employed in the South
west expedition last winter, aud the steamer
a1cDoFs4i lying opposite here, arc also in pos
session Of the Federal E0rcas.
st. LOUIS, juno 16-Company J, Of Col.
Brown's regiment, which went ont on tho
North Missouri road on Saturday, returned
tonight with a Secession hsg.
Eight prisoners we're captured at Wentz.
, 1861-06-17
Prom <sr4ftouv
&Te1egrspAic Correspondence Of Daily CONNER

:: GRAFTON, Va.,: June 14.-The Seventh In
dinna Regiment adyaIced on pnllltppt this
evening, and tha Fourteenth Ohio from Pail
1Ippi Oh Buchanan, with . company Of tie
Eleventh Indiana Regiment, expecting q
brush with tho rebels at Piedmont, % miles
this side Of Cumberland.
Five hundred Of the rebel forces haze been
eeen In the neig ghborhood. Their object is to
destroy the long Bridge ut that point. There
is no doubt tha3 the rebels have been rein
forced at HuttonTille
One hundred and saventy-two fine draft
horses arrived from Cincinnati, via P,rkars-
burg, to-day. 100 baggage wagons from the
eanle city are now here, aud trafn OF 20 cars
ca:fj lnE them forward for advanced troops.
The co1unatssary Department Is now sup
piled with abun dance Of everything. r.
, 1861-06-17

.QUHcT, June 16-We learn from 3 messen.
ger from St Joseph Last evening, that Col;
Cult!s's ed segfment 1oFa yolunseere, Ct. Jo-
eeph 81 It's headquarters. ara distributed oTer
about lGo mllts Il: :tAs IaaniNal and st..Iol
Railroad. Col Rates'5 first Iowa regiment Il
distributed aldng the same road, each side Of
Hudson. he had taken two engines off the
North Missouri Railroad to prevent their be-!
irg taken apart by the rebels: There aro NO:
troops at Hannibal. About 100 are stationed
at tho bridge near Palmyra, Feara were en-
tertained there by Union men Of an attack
LIST night: Col: Smith waa solicited to 60
to,thetr aid; he did not think 1t e.pedlsnt,
however
" eome OF Col Curtis regiment had diff
Guilty at station 20 miles east Of St. 10.
The statio, agents son had some words with
n soldier, ard eald he would take no sauce
from ato1itionists, aud raised a pistol, either
to frightcp or to drr. The soldier raised his
Eusktt AID shot hiue. He died instantly, the
ball pazstug through his heart.
, 1861-06-17
CHICAGO, MONDAY j UNE II, 1861.


Lyons expedition received many manifesto
tipns Of approval along the EIyeJ course,
6T. Loula, June 15-Eight regiments OF L.
luats troops arc to be stationed, within two
hou,sof 81; Louis--foar at ReI1eyille and four
at Caseyville. Four regiments a<e also to be.
stationed at Quincy. - i ::
We hare nndoubted information that there
wtra 2CO0 State troops OF Boonytue yesterday
half well armed ard equipped with quite
Eumhcr af cannon Entrenchmenta wore be-
Eg thrown up. Troops arc constantly arrfy-
irg, and provisions are being made for de-
teTlnined etand. The secsssloci,ts tsve fall
eEay In MI counties along both sides Of the
Missouri river, from tho KaRsas border to
Bocnvflie. Indications are that. they are
pretty well prepared to lgat. !; .: r,
The reports of the sksfmish near Indapend-
ence, in which Federal troops were repu1sed,
ecem to have some probability. but tie tele.
graph II That region is entirely under con
troll OF the eecessionists, aud reliable reports
cannot be bad having reference to the rebels.
One OF JET. Davis, Letters of Marque
CartNfed. - :
NEw YoRK, June 15.-The schooner Bayan.
r0h, a PriFateer in charge Of 5IIdshfpman Cook,
arrived here thls r, NJ with. tho stars and
stripes flying IN triumph oyer the secession
Tag. She Was' captured' by the. brig Perry,
about sixty miles of the harbor OF Charles.
ton. She had taken the brig Joseph F. Rich.
a1ds and sent her into deorgctown, 8. c.. She
il schoouer with an 16.puun1 pivot gun
amidsfips, and formerly was a<plot. boat:
Her crew Of thirty were put IN irons and
transferred to the irfgate MfuuesotAt
, 1861-06-17

The fo159eattoas-Cot B;su-HoaIlA Of tie
Gamp-Ihe Rtbeas, de-

Especial Correspondence of Chicago Ttibnne.1
CAzT DEFIANCE. CAIRO, June Is, 1861
Il heard from : gentleman who passed
through Union City, Tenn, the headquarters
OF tue rebel army, yesterday, that severe sick-
nefs prevails in that c1up, arising from the
1ant Of good water and the mtasmatlc char
ectes OF the col. The only wate- that caa be
obtasnedl is such Is 10 drawn from the stasnant
pocas in aud a,pund ths city, which, i nrdcr.
EtRE1 Il meol the city,, contains shout eiyh.
house,, With population Of twenty 10 TWEEN
ty.lye, including tho Mayor and Common
Council. TIE ground i5 very 1oT, with
heavy growth ci timber Oh The streets md
ther atouts, Gnd OF course I'll classes Of 5eylr,
including the "skaky," secure the waruess
encouragement to !atrs at that place. Tha
gcntleL III saSss .Ac1e sre ct least 1--we ha1d.ed
c2Ets Of teyer and aEte III therebzl camp, with
hhers! ta1d1ica:rs Of the other sorts, Not
cce ts1f tue troops are we'll armed, and there
forces do not 60 down there eoon to Dive
item oil, disease viii do thejob. Tais truth Is
slowly penetrating the 'tt1ck eku'l Of Gen.
Pllow, and 1t is understood that the wholo Of
the ucion CITY rebels will soon fall back Oh
MeldPh's. Tic Har spirit OF The rebels in
they btgin to Ap1Ttciatc The certain dsstruc-
to1 70 which they are drifting.
TIE Fertilization At the point which coco-
MAIDS the Junction of the Mississippi nua
Ohio riEero fs rapidly approaching compile
ton. When finished. 1t eil successfully de-
send up the river. There are iour thirty :Ivo.
pen1dtrs, tvo twenty-esx, TWO ak, sixty
tou< po1Ld morthr, snd i .stx:y~four pauud
EoFitzsr, ineidc tho carthworks. y But, IS
have said, the prospect Of thelr being put to
active Cse at present, eeems extremely doubt
poelticu they occupy viii hcrcaffer form tfn
locality of : fortrefs. 10 he hcId bv II i
tJcope. tho labor bestowed mon It ,1f,pF VIII
not be seakted.
Capt- Josl5n's company, from tbs 7sh scet-
ment, snd Capt :Csmpoclls company, lon1
werr sent to Mound City list SstufdaY, Tor
the defence Of thst rlsce from the threstened
attack Of band Of Kentucky rebels. stiil r..
main there. -Theee have ffpe uunrters ii In
larGe brick block recently erected there. win
delightful surroundings. Noportlon of the
:IToops t3s hs1e hare moTe attractive qnsztsEs:
some time to come They have named their
quarters camp Jos1yn, After the eaptsin I u
co41 ~ :.
-. vphhL 70 aase M sa'o 70 yon some daSB ssnee,
sbat the AIMS and ammunition taken from
Col schuttner'e regiment, locsted at Bird's,
Point, were shortly Afterwards returned, they
telrg simply regarded q. 10. more than What
Fere deemed necessaly for gentleman, SIT
rsted - he Is wttt, q vicious population In his
EisinitJ: noet Of TIE. guns aud pistols taken
mu}ation Of nearly sixty years. baHe7eno
one questions the integrity or the pacific Ia-
tenA Of Col Bird, notwithstanding ha Was
rampant secesatonist'st the e5n,mt mtncement
of our troubles, aud swore terribly et our A.
ny, nhsn re. thsg mvaded hia9 soll, His viexs
catia,, aud he hss been naae better scquaint:
ed With the fts1 designs Of the Geucrai Gov
, 1861-06-17

HAcEnsrow1, June ia messenger, just
returned from Hsrpe1's Ferry, reports sh4t
two camps still remain on the helshta, con.
sistiDg Of about ak hundred men. The great
er part Of. 14c0 troops stationed there h1d
goEe South TO join Beau1esard, and L.eA
Snd Wise'e forces were ma.catnY to oppoae
Gen. McCleNan's western t1oops- Wise has
3,Go NTH At Starn!o1, One rfs:ine:a. Of which
las already ularchcd ..>
It Is reported ttat about serenity 1oeomo-
lives had been burned by tha rebel. helo8
Opeque, CD lie Marsinsburg Eilroad. =.
The rebel pdckets hare again returned oppo-
site Williamsburg. -.
Reliable Information inst received STATES
that the rebels hage just evacuated Lce3burz,
after burning cara and locomotives,
Gov Hicks arrived q. Hage.stowr nad 7is-
lied the camps, where ke WIS received with
eheera. :
Gen Cadna11ader's. division crossed to day.
, 1861-06-17

ERIE, Pa, June 16-Tbe propeller Casa-
1act, Capt. McNally, from Cleveland to Dun
Kirk, took fire this afternoon about 3 o'clock,
OF this city, and boat and cargo were entirely
been arovned By % ths svempins an 1 Of ~ small mai
Loaf. Their names Ge John HosTjgan, VIE. ch-
man; Hugh Kirkpatrick, wheelman; John
Posey and g, e. Gowens, deck hauds The
survivors were brought to this city by the tug
Brooks, which went 10 their relief The CT,
a1act was owned by Frnnk Perew, Of Buffalo,
and Waa s loaded with 1our, tobacco, alcohol,
seme wsy from the alcohol The CLERK eayei
his books and papers,. ..
, 1861-06-17


Yesterday, Sunday. Siaj. Gen .McC.sl.aa
-Ieid visit 10 C7mp ssscrsseez, and made i n:n-
pts inspection Of the sturses Rifle corps. He
then visited Camp Robert Blum, s1d reviewed
tic Hecker jaeger Regiment. At this camp
yesterday, 8 ,sgimental election was held; re-
eu1tiug in the following choice Of ofaesrs:
Col uecEer,. commanding; L. Col Mehalo.-
=, Major Kune- The, regiment will probably
be ordered 10 Alton il few days. The p1i-
7ate, 5ohn Roos, who was shot On Saturday,
eas yesterday IA n.ete -sca,fastahle condl!
ton, and W Probably. ~ .5esFe-. Fl. csHar;..-
II Fould ns a,easzlns John sulilvan, Is n Jal
In default of s1a, 600 hai., 70 axa,t the 1esult
Of Roos' iuriea.
&; 70 6ay tie Zouave Regiment and the uecls,
Regiment will be muatered into sc.ylce,
, 1861-06-17
DISPATCHES 10 TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS

:. Iii FEo0 VGA4n4n8Goas ~ -
.ARItHaEoH, June 15.--Lieut. Tompkins
aud = Company Of cavalry recoannitered LIST
Fairfa1 Court HouAs, and saw but few secess;;
WASHINGTON, Juns 15.-1t Is said that Col
Stones command hna reached Leeabu>g,
y A1tA1AHDalA, Junn 1h~-The thexmoI0gter liz
one hundred snd five IN the shade. TIC peo4
PIE Of VieunAKre IN communication with the
rebels and their scouts there up To yesterday,
and report Federal troops at LeesburE
::. WAsa1sa4os, Ju1ne 16.- Gen. scott has re-
'ct1ved information that the rebels are co1ccn-
trating al their foFc,s at MANASSAS BE has
no doubt that they will make . stand there.
"a high military officer thinks there will be a
movement On Alnaasa4 Junction Soon. The
rebels there were talking freely Of attacking
Washington, and, seemed quits sanguine d
capturing it 49, =
~1.. slTimasa dlspateh.1 :: =
=, General Buf1er, has demanded II, ,0oo more
Hoppe, AndMin have them In STEW days. Gov.
Morgan hsa promised the Government to'seud
ehs, regiment. rom NeH: York eveEy three
dayt until her f1u, ,qnot4 fs dispatched
4 signal balloon was seen Last night at .
considerable elevation oyer Chain Br1dge, on
the read to Leesburg, supposed to hare been
tant up By tne rebe1s: : !: :.+.,r ~ =.
w W4sa1sarox; June :16-The Sd ;Miiechiga4
Regiment haye arrived. .,~ -: I: /:
Nina rifed cannon arrived to dsy.;. :slx, ,of
them Wete f1nnaedi lately sent forward: :.~:
, 1861-06-17
THE WAR NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON,
EXCITING FROM MISSOURI.
One Of JEFF Dagis's Letters Of Marque
Captured. .',
100000 Property Destroyed at
- :: Harper's Feny.
UNION: TRIUMPH III. MARYLAND.
Goa. Jackson Heard From.
ILLINOIS TROOPS At .:BELlEVlLle
= j.: AND CA3EYYfLEE..
From WaAhIugtox1.

From Wash1ngtou..
tspetial Dispateh to tbs Chicago Trihune.I
WAsA1suTos, June Is.
First and Second Ohio, Second and Third
Connecticut Regiments proceeded across the
riycr last night, and took positions between
Arlington Heights and Ale1andrda i.
gIuia eide. " ;
SIX more regiments from Ohio and one from
Iowa accepted for thevar. This Cplone3cy Of
the latter has been offered to Fitz Henry
Warren. f..
, 1861-06-17

PEoE1A, H., June IA fire broke out this
morning at two o'clock in the dwelling house
Of Jas, Miller, spreading to the adjoining
buildings. The principal losers are james
Miller, 10000; Bennett Il Earxtson, $500;
6. J. Speck, SIC. 600 : other losers viii znske
he total fom s35, 600 to $4,000. 1nsored for
, 1861-06-17

From Forf; Monroe vaA naztitnere.
s..Balr1Monr, June 16s-ghe: troops viii sr.'
Tend their lines several miles further ttmn tho
4u1tfteH. - ~ 81 -? i. "rs:a:
:: AntMtesAn well d being sunk to hrtnE flash
Wsae1 70 the toops- . :'-~ .. =:
, 1861-06-17
Ono OF JET. Davis, Letters Of marqt


sAsDr HooK, Mp., June t5-saccounts are
the Confederate troops hare all left-others,
that o large force ara at Bolivar and In the
outskirts. The bridge at Shenandoah has been
spared. American flags are flying at Berlin
and Kno1villa- Martinsburg Is occupied bya
Mtge force OF q. & troopa
, 1861-06-17

Arrival OF the Steamer Hibernfau.
FAETuER PoEr, June tG--The steamer
f1ibernian, from Liverpool, passed hcro to.
MItt
, 1861-06-17
WEnf Rack

LOUISVILLE, June 1G-The steamer Prioress,
from Madison, Ind, brought down seven huu
dred barrels cf pork and three hundred cassa
Of bacon, part OF which ahe landed 9nb3.-
1uently taking ell aboard, she returned with
her cargo to Madison.
, 1861-06-17

inhabttanta Of Aart1nsburg LEFT. exoect;rs
great battle to take place there. The reason
Of the evacuation Of Harpee'a Ferry is said
10 be beca4as Beaurega1d considered Il indc-
{ensihle, and the troops liable to be at,syea
or cut of
, 1861-06-17

Tue Wynn S1sTERs.-These accomplished
young ACTRESSES commence an engagement at
Acvicket's Theatre this evening. They haTe
5nst returned from successful :orr through
CK-ada ard Nfchfeao-
, 1861-06-17
RHOA WASHINGTON.


-, "...: :. From tha Worldl: 80
-. ,>. Il WASHINGTON, 5une 18th.
! HON. JOHN r POTTER. ,,. >.
There ia ut tpretent = strong probability that
John F. Potter will be rendered al important
commission In the volunteer service. ..:;.,,..
-. COL. LAMoN eoIaa IHro THE FIELD.
It is ruRored that Col. Lamoa Will rrsfeu
the Mhtshalship Of this District, and accept
the Colonelcy Of . regiment Of Western .Yfs-'
ginfa1e. :! -. = -:~'-
CARL scHuRz's REGIMENT.
i will be remembered; doubtless, Aat C.rl
sehprz,,t after receiving his. appointments =.
denly inocujsted With :,th6. Ts2 feTeT, md: sa
= mark pf apeclal fayoF,: received ,p.i1nission
from the Government to raiae q cavalry re2i.
ment, Of which he ahnuld have the command,
With three months furlough In which to
distinguish himself The earlier steps In the
wRea, d 3isr ef s poss{bia sa eoaaicsaa5s aas g.
cur afaira at fofeign conrts, Nj. Sehun 1aa
directed to drop his saber, don ,h1s diplomatic
suit and proceed to Madhd Instantly Mr. !,
Cameron sesa Sbesieged:' by iscores Of 1ndirid. =
M gaas rho desired tho ap9otntme7t y yae.sed by
one hundred and my 'aeyen applicants asked:
,,TIis afternoon HI: cauefon,: d Who has cere :
fully examined The papffta q one and AZ, con-
.e4QGeQ 10 IIGL6Ief LIE .flI1mlS2hQ 70 M8lDT
AZ e. johnson OF Michigan. Major johnson
le man ofsuper1or- military sbilify. .snde served
Nth distinction In the Msxicsn YAr.>. Hpds.
obligated to raise twe3sn companies, sad
they are to beapportioned - follow: Seveu:
from New ForE etate, tlye from HeaasyaT yaTauta, j
s '~' @ isroa 4. N: /: 44fsaa,.i j. =: 's, J,
'''> ). :. WAsH1sezos, 5uhe "a, 1851. q
H1E D1sros1r1oa or TIE ooHTRA ARlMp sLAyka
The question I'll; tie proper dispossuon.pf
slaves Of the enemy which seek refuge within !,
cur lines, has been before the Cabinet several
: tines recently, Gen. Butler having, desired,
+ further Instructions. The inquiry .is found 10 :
be not unattended with difficulties. Tho e.
penstveness Of supporting 80 many negroes
10 are likely to fail Into onr hsndA t69, trouble
-!nd- finding Suitable kud1 tufdclent Work for,
thcrn. and tha importance Of settling at once
" thei1 fnA disposhtun, are thought to etntst..
tas the question. An Axpkesai6n o. opinion
: from the country is}sueedod for tho'gudanto :
Of ths Administration; which, un1ee, support.
ed By strong popular sentment, maJ hta{-
tate to assume the obugstions fncidaat to the :
reception of AN, men, women md children,
who may aeek to trknbfer their serFicAa from
the Gnuthern to tho Northern Army. CanWes
declare that ab1ebodied x0e4 loae ase'1oal
ttnband Of war, when their wives snd children
arc perhaps a. trlpfal to the febela in other
rays IS tEoy In digging ent<eacementsf
, 1861-06-17

AA ARhkl*V1 4ht l
The Executive Commit,
State Agricultural Society,
10 add the following to thi
premiums, to be competed
Annual Exhibition for 1851
tember 0tb, 10th, 1Ith, 1;.u
For tho lest brecch.1oadiug
rife caTLGn, 12pounder...,
For the best treech- loading,
rife cannon, g FOUNDER. ~:
For tho best Misunderstanding
rife cannon, 13pounder. =.
For the beet notwithstanding
rife cannon, s FOUNDER 80.
For the beet brecch-loadisg
rife for Infantry seev1ca-,..
For the bert Ilde xnusket for
- infantry eetvice. ..--........
For the best breech-loadfng
cA1hfue foE cavalry service.
For the bent rtEoIving pistol
:. for eatA.ry serVfce..+......
For the best target riae-
For the best foTllna piece .
. harte1s. .............-.....
For tho beat fawliug ptece, 1
barrel.
,fnrthc best and mostYalna.
: ;,,hle new invention, which il
v, m improvement on: any Of
The 4fe arms aaw In. use...
FMthe best totfd ehot for H.
. f1ed cannon uso............
For the best shells for ridca
C1N1on uto... 49, ....-.-!-.....,,
Fest powder for Common use
Best powder for rife Or muG~
AEs ASt
Beat gun caEs3age. e.-,<.,.......
Beet ambulance for hospital
11se, with neecseaty appif-
, 1861-06-17
Great Exhibition and 1cat Of Arms at
Chicago, In September.
Rocks or 1uB ILL., STATE AonICrLr'L eoc>TY,}
SPKISGyrEID ,Tnne 14ff

= q y w Z
y. june, 1851. {
ee of. the Illinois
have determined
eir: regular list Of
for,'dnrfng' their
|, st ChfcagD, Sap
!, 13th md 14th:
, 1861-06-17
. 7 4 U = H O r I T 7
. THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

4A11x0 G4A4EAo 4TrA4h ILL 4a44A~oy
for the I'M sruesien, Exercise he Aa.eu1ers Of TIC
Tnte1 statcs ioisntf5. lMns!:.aag M infantry Q! the
Pye! estd ard rtae Hse -to1 OF The War Eep1 enent
a5d s'tsz er.zrd r AID adopted ar s4!aa, Gzs,sToa,
a. . r. as ai: II: a. Geae
nj Calls Gte Cath for aralsher asd taa Sci ool Of
;he BasraE31. irSlaeinS The Articles of War ani
o,c Ie1nMr, c-EP.sts. utustrsted With nameEo9s En-
a'a''sW WsR DipiST.zxr ws.h,sto1 MY i; ISL
- aon tss AZ q pepsfsasa 1iae beea a2eFsvsd
and ander me act Ct May r. 1870 tor tas obsetya7ee
q a. s ss5R Isl e 8aEa6S :sEage Secretary o w.r
sfraeEeo. lie ~ H 4 vairh ~ aekanH sesed b5
eHess sssd s7 e
lnnEtT7, I'D tnst b vhiea thty win Be Instructed
az %sssrstss. ssf1eanssb b. C., 4.,,, III.
wong. >
se6a f1hoss s1:i3 issFAxrnr fl rAcrtc
1t Is COMPLETE w1rk- All Vol1nteer1 Win dtin By
t. ~ !. ia n n oP9{ soes auteas.SHtd Hhxor
= GEcaETART or WAE.. :.
Rooksene,s; NeHsdealess aud Agents. shoa1d send
saet oSettf & + Hbfi e 1srAsrEy rAccs
made H. EolI do1sxs nd post.9e: ssampax .Fa2e1s
eeRaaaE f. above =; I'll dse1 %
psokze1sis fS6l1sae;s I'D stat,aSssa,
xo4 FL ~ :: ssEa "a f &
!, prbnahts,a. nsatselsTa I'D ss.Gose.s, ..
, 1861-06-17

Ry Gilbert, Sampson l. Warner,
- 6HxxRAE A1orIosxzRs. e Iska ss<eer.
The Stock Of q Vurnitutc Dealer
At AUCTION.
on TEoF kspAT Jnne 13th, It 93 o'clock we will
sf5est eha *nt1e stoex q c9son nada Farnlsare af
E7:hoGt re4etTe cons!su1E Il part Of Mahogany aud
4. Duse.nfs Haaa&tau4S Bkea&kaat TaalaS St4nds.
td*, Gr!eA &t tNtta Qossu1y or Furniture II
:diIBEEf. sA,Pso;r i wARyEE,
.i54AHIs&S& AnctStH4A@Es
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-04


/ Business, in all departments except that
connected with preparations for war, is a.
most suspended which must lead to gen.
eral extension of credits. This seems to be
inevitable. However, the state Of affairs
cannot be as bad as many apprehend, be-
cause there must be large amount of the
capital now lying idle put into circulation
in the way of expenditures for the war, and
the amount will not be less than twenty
million dollars during the next six months,
/ so that business must be decidedly more ami
mated shortly.
1t seems quite probable that there will be
large demand for provisions, as soon as
the warm weather sets in, as it will take a
considerable amount to feed the half million
of men which will be In the field soon, be-
sides another half million in camp, for the
protection of the different States. The
ninety thousand already enrolled in this
State alone will require large amount of
salt provisions, so that we should not be
surprised if high prices would De realized
within the next sixty days, much higher
than are now thought Of
Beef cattle and live hogs have been in
light supply during the week, and the mar
ket ruled frmer and prices Of beef cattle are
shade higher
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