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1Of the treatment OF these
plants. EBRN KNIGHT. Md
A. B. MOgTLEY, ESQ, Of UIlrA, n. Y. writes. 81
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A. B. MORTLEY, ESQ, Of UTlrA, n. Y, writes: GI
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Henry D. Bacon, I.v Rovv
u. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED Clap, Pres
, 1862-06-17

MECHAS1csyulE, NEAR RICHMOND, June7.
We have, from the balloon CORPS, most
startling account of rebel mutiny. Two or
three days ago, whilst taking observations,
tie bAlloonist observed quite commotion IN
the snsmy,s camp. large party Of troops
horsemen and preparation Of arms he first
thought there was to be an attack on our
forces. Soon, however, he observed the
troops take position and direct their pieces
at their rebel brethren Field glasses being
brought to bear, discovered the curiouslY act
ing party to be North Carolinians, and that
they were taking position OF defense agaInst
the attack Of others in the rebel ara1y. Fire
was eoon opened by both parties. Volley
after rolleg Of musketry was poured into each
others rankf, and the battle swayed to and
fro, for long time undecided. Soon, how
ever, the North Ca1 olinians seemed to be get
ting the worst, and directly broke and fed
the others gaining complete victory
I send you this story as heard it, For SONG
time the rebel guns opposite MechanicsyilIe
have been turned towards Richmond, and On
the day on which is said this ulutiny and bat
tic took place, 4 great smoke arose from the
cncmy's camp, and yol1eys Of musketry could
be distinctly heard during several hours. The
North Carolln{ans ere known to be discomfort
ed, When prisoners are taken in battle It is
generally discovered that the North Carolini-
ans among them have not fired their muskets,
and That they make no resistance to capture.
The news Of the doings at home Of the repu-
diation OF the rebel government and the recall
Of the Carolina troops in the army, has, no
doubt, BY this time reachedthe eneny's camp,
and would be sufficient to cause mutiny and
sanguinary battle. As it is, observed the
rebel guns turned towards their own works on
the ate moon in question; saw the smoke and
heard the yolleys Of musketry. If there was
q fight, or is to be another, I cry, with all
ny. heart and soul, God help the North Caro-
| liuiaus!
, 1862-06-17

deed. After leaving Polo, and coming to.
wards Rock River, the wheat again shows the
effect OF the fly. On the east side Of the river,
towards Lane Station, it is better again. It is
to be hoped that the weather may SO retard
the insect and favor the growth oi the crop,
as to produce moderate crop Of wheat The
Chinch bugs are in great numbers, and we fear
they will come in Tor their share. As far as
we have been able to observe in this vicinity,
the crop can only be light one with a late
haryest.-RockJord Register.
OAKLAND Co.-The crop of hay in this re-
gion promises to be below On average. ALI
those early indications of an abundance Of
hay were dissipated some two or three weeks
since By the heavy black frost which then oc-
Cured. Wheat on the contrary looks finely,
and if there should be no fosts at this juno
ture, and the insects let it alone, there will be
an immense yield. As general thing It
stands well stalked, and is thick and cgen
upon the ground. Com and potatoes are ex-
tremely backward, yet there Is ample time for
their development and maturity Pontiac
.7acksonian.
LESAwEE Colt is now thought that the
wheat crop in this county will be quite light,
and We have heard many Of the farmers say
they should not harvest their wheat, as it was
already destroyed by the insect which las
made its apDearance.-7scunlseh Herald.
E-,The Vinton Iowa Eagle says the wheat
in that county (Benton) is being seriously
damaged BY the Hess1an t1y.
, 1862-06-17

The Fayetteville (Tcnn.) Rereizk reports a
case Of the effect Of treason on the female
character, which is but single instance Of
hundreds that occur every week:
One Of these that came under our own iul-
mediate notice while in Athens, Ala, it be.
comes our disagTeeable task to chronicle.
During the illness Of one Of our comrades,
even when the hand Of death was upon him,
Lieut.. Dorsey applied to Mrs. Hobbs, the
occupant of an elegant and comodious dwell.
ing, for bed and shelter, for q few short
hours, for the dying boy. Hobbs listened
raseiyely to the Ieutenant's request,
made in q polite and gcntlenaanly manner
When he had finished, she raised herself upon
her tip-toes, stretched out her neck like q
gender in moulting time, and replied, ssNc
sif. 81! DOL 10 M =, moment will never vii
soldier or civilian, shall remain under INV roo
for an instant" Then wheeling u 4uajeslicany >
she, with the air Of Juno, swept gracefully
into the house and slammed the door aftc!
her,
, 1862-06-17
Charges Preferred Against Adjutant
General Thomas.

The New York Commercial learns from a
source which it deems entirely reliable, that
charges Of a serious nature, against Adjutant
General L. Thomas, :sre now being inyestiga-
ted BY q court of inquiry, over which the
President, as commander-in-chief,p presides.
These charges are understood to refer to some
serious Irregularities in his department. It is
stated that some time since General Halleck
and about twenty other officers in the army
none under the grade Of staff of1icers-re-
ceiyed letters dismfssing them from the scr
vice. These missives were signed "L Thomas,
Adjutant General, BY order Of the President
General Halleck and several other officers im-
mediately referred the matter to the President
for explanation, when ME. Lincoln emphati-
cally declared that he knew nothing OF it, and
at once instituted court Of inquiry to ascer-
tain whence the order emanated. Some of
these orders were ante.dated, and not q few
were dated prior to the appointment OF the
| officer sought to be dismissed.
! The Adjutant General is made responsible
| for all Irregularities in his department.. It is
| possible tl.:t owing to his extreme age he may
| have been imposed upon by some person hay
| ing access to his office, aud that the papers
| are torgeries. Pending the result Of the in.
| yestigation, his functions as Adjutant General
are understood to be suspended
, 1862-06-17

The Fortress Monroe correspondent OF the
New York Tribune gives the following in re-
gard to the stanly .Colyer controversy:
General Burnside returned from White
House this morning, having passed six hours
boat this evening. In regard to the action Of
GOV. Stan1y, Gen. B. is understood to give
it his approval, and it would seem that the
public has been misled concerning it.
1t would appear that SO far from closing the
negro schools, he only said that in case North
Carolina returned to the Union with the anti
school Law in full force, he would feel called
upon to enforce it, and close the schools OF
the kind in question. Misapprehending Gov.
stanly's remarks, Mr. Colyer closed the
schools himself. I understand that these sub
stantially are the facts in the case.
, 1862-06-17
QTg Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR
O777cE or Tnx ACTING Ass1sTA11 EoAxlssARr}
or 81 RESISTANCE u S. A. Chicago. June iS61 L.,
sealed proposals. vii be received at this oaco Eotu
1hr Iyn st z for 5urnBhing complete Estions
&c the U. s. troops and prisoners OF #a eauooeo as
Camp Uo1Els4 Chlcago. Illinois
COMPOSITION OF EATION-
Tbree -3orrths ct pound Ct pork Or bacon, o. oae
ounces OF bread OF four OF one pound Of hara bread
or ore End fourth pound Of corp meal, anu 81 the
Ta. to ever one hundred rauons Of eight qIafn o.
beans or re1H and trn pounos OF nee OF nonh{ keE
peauds o. green coffee o. eight pouade o. 5oas'$a
po1ude o fug.T four quarts Of vinegar ole pon1a o.
aprru. csndles oce and fourth pounds OF 50
TIE cAnd1es anc half pounds Of 1auoW caMaleA
four pounds OF eotu. and two quarts ot ealt tAlaE9
f Wcrk Esuc Of potatoes tie rate Of one pound
Sve'y one hundred 1ltiopA. - ,
FE,+h hcl shAll be Issued often the coa.nand-
trr o;J1ccr Qf tht Post Detachment Regiment may
rr.Ii.e Il in lieu Of SAT- meat. . .
Islddc1t il their bids are required 10 mention the
cont &C: price OF tie component Part. o. the ration,
l. or tat .rch fractions Of the ration aa a7 be re-
Cy!.t foT consumption in hospital may be charged II
Sc ttacucnal contract p:tce- =,
two responsible persons thai the bidder Ft1 hls bid
ht accented, s1tn tho contract; Each pia Will Asc
M ptnn Of tHo sufficient securities Aud e
bc endorsed on the envelope Proposals for Sub
Thc Tatons to furnished uRder this contract ehal
1 cf the rft Gux}.ty lnd the undersigned resetF e.
TO himself the right 70 reect al uufeasca2 DIE otos
All ntde not strictly In compliance with this saver
uEeu eD. I'll be 1ejeeted BiddeES are Invited 70 u
t1i'aS cHRisT0faER CAPTAIN 10th Infantry.
Act'G Asst Conmlssary OF 6nbs1s' ance, US Army.
jclttt1M
, 1862-06-17
Il NOW THYSELFt
Dr. i. II. NN.

LIZ 1- X McCANN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, detects to Certainty
rec hne condition and locality Of diseases by Hunle
12d seiensehc method. w1thons nsklur my dueaaons
sasses o. tae Throat knd lunEs trcsted by Medical
Hsr a sHd d; tIea5menk sesses d
p. 81 Situs Dance, Csncsrs CHRONIC G1ceg1 Eheuna~
Sk0s hcasHlEa Ra:algs's F;4la7 spssnas. Fits Els-
.hGs: In abort ali curaole dis ases OF lonE esand:nz
cared in tho shortest possible ane. We are not 3
falr prospect Of recovery.
Female Diseases, &C.,
zach ~ EappsesE!oaR Irregularities, Falling Of tne
To7o TuRo5s. ~ Tz1nsry diseases Se1Toas f,ebtty,
Painful Q! Difficult 3fgAst1uaton Easreunesa de- viii
be speedily cured, without po5onoua drugs luxurious
O unpA1atahle medicines Of any kind Have 20 dell
tacy Y cAlinE, 20 difference EhRt Jeur troubles ma7
Pc The atlcted ace cordially invited to cau ead III
tEy themselves. ~ ee4
OF Charge
II conHunlcsdoSa strictly Confidential OMca in
tae Street s1ltaad Building corner OF State sud Raw
eo;ph street." = otl1ee % hours @ nom - y tn F.
- NJ Addyess nclosinE Etsn2. Ein RECEIVE prompt
Suenton. OF fes tWo ess11pe VIA bend pamrhIet
*rte- se12xJv
, 1862-06-17
(61caEo, June u, f662 JaI2S32<d
NIASTEk:S EAI!E.=State of LII.

NIASTEk'S EALE.-S State Of ILL
cago-ln Chanctry. Edsen Keith and Joh1 \ Gurley
VI Robert G. Boone, Edward y. Lalm0n and Thomas
Hoyne-Forrclosurc Of Mortgage.
decrceta e1der entered in the above entitled ca1se on
the twelfth dag Of May. a D. lss l. Summer MarAe,
as Special Master nChsncery for such purpose duly
H6ndaT the day OF Junr, A. n ls2 at ten
70 the highest bidder for eash the north dooI q The
Cook In the State Of Illinois, alI t2t certain lot piece
or parcel oland situate lying and being IN the Comfy
of took and State of Ilnsis known and as
the so1thw fractional quarter Of Section No
ty.two f). In Township No. thirty nine C} north Of
Range fourteen a., east Of the Third Principal Mer
thc northeast intersection OF Calumet Avenue and Hin
gold Place thence east along the north tine q satd n
gold PLACE four hundred and fTe and tTotenths ieet
foot IS 40 IT., west of the centre Of the east t1acs
Of the 1lneis Central Railroad thence northwest on
line parallel with said east track OF ssd Raliload foqr
NJ to stake fty-fve and fourtenths feet t 40
west Of the east track Of said RaFuad thence Eess
along the south line Of Commerce st7eet tEo nunateo
stake thence south along the east ne OF Caunet
nue. four hundred and tweutyseyen aud eight ttentha
feet s7 $40 ~ to the place 81 bsGinntn GohIanine
eight thousandths acres g 5sl0n acEes} Aso Al!
the right title and interest Of the said Robert Boone
aud EdEard La5m9n q u and t2 n an3 aaas E1n =
tie isnis Of tie Illinois Central Railroad Company
gether with all and singular the tenements heredta
ments and arrurtenaIces theEennto 6elonglns or g
the amount dee the cemplanants under said decree
WITH Tue interest thereon and ths costs 2 q sgit @
Special Master in Chancexy.
GALLUP 4 HITcHcocK Comp&'ts. solrs.
Chicago. May 18th, lG62. my1trSs2.td
, 1862-06-17

SOUTH SIDE.
2s111o feet on Clark street. near Harrison.
37xll0 feet Oh Edna street, near Polk.
48x160 feet on Luke street. near NAbash 8venEe.
251110 feet on Edna Btreet- near Van Buren,
41x1UO feet on corner CLARK ahd Liberty streets.
o5x,D0 feet on Van Buren, street. :.ear Ci1rk-
10ox119 feet Of fRingod st. and Wabash ave.
52xlA0 feet on Harmon Court, near Michigan ave.
16cx1s0 feet corner Of Wabash and Rando1phst.
511172 feet on Prairie avenue, near North street..
1nix1f2 feet on Michigan avenue, nelr Rio Grcndl.
l12xl75 feet on corner Of Wabash sse- and Oldst.
4112sg feet on Cfark street, near Liberty.
6QIl8Q feet on Madison street, near Clark.
, 1862-06-17

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 10 years and srows in favor It Kills and
ea1e:Ein2tes Reaches Bed Bugs, Ats Fleas Moths
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