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State Rights IL getting to be troublesome
feature In the lite Of the Confedcracy In
Georgia, recently, when 1t WAS proposed to
the Legislature to subscribe for certain
anount Of Confederate bonds, brother Of
Alexander Il. Stephens, Vice President Of the
Confederacy, opposed the motion, aud It was
voted down In an efnphatic manner. The
-sssoyere}gnty' ofGsorgis WAS not to DO "sold''
IN that way. It is one Of the rights Of a Con-
tederate Btate, rs promulgated at the inaugu-
ration Of the rebellion, to refuse to take part
in paying = debt which has been contracted
by tts ch0ben government
An announcement now comes from North
, Cazolfna7 that Gov. Vance has notified Jeffer-
son Davis that he must do his fighting in Vir-
;zinia, and that If forced to leaye the ''O1d Do
7ninion," !" he cannot stop In the old North
State. That sovereignty refuses to become
ssths seat of war" It does not mean to have
1ts fields deaolased and villages burned, peace.
able pursuits stopped, and the State ruined
generally.
= Mr.. Davis will probably refuse to listen to
Cor. Vance, and do just as he p1eases. This
Is not good Estate Sovereignty doctrine, but
then what does be care. 1t is rebel neces-
sity. and that Is sufficient.
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WHERE WILL TuEL1E sT0P7


Tue n: 7. journal cf Commerce, paper
whose leading editor was obliged to resign
for his completely with the rebels, and
which since has been about as dis1oyal as
it dared to be, copies the lying article Of a
Chicago paper in relation to the position OF
the TRIBUNE and its friends last week in
regard to the execution Of Gen. Burnside's
order, and accompanies it with other lies
Characteristic Of journals Of the Copper
head species. The N. 7. editors sympathy
and courage are rich. he says:
We nre asha,ued Of these Chicago radicals.
They have not the spirit Of men. For ycar
= 4hey-have been hoareo with shouting mo
compromise with traitors,' y and the first houl
fhat their principles bring them face to face
withA mob they compromise, and beg the
President to lay down the sword on the
ground OF expediencJ alone"
- Now, let this apply, it you please, te
=, those who sent that cowardly dispatch tt
the President; but to the editors and pro
urietors of the TRIBUNE and their friends
xEyEn. We were abundantly prepared
and meant to sustain Burnside's Order te
any extent, and at all hazards. The loyal
earnest men Of Chicago did not fear 8
Coppe1head mob, for the very good rea
son that they were ready and determined
to put 1t down Now, let that lie that the
TRIBUNE and its friends begged the Pres
ident to lay down the sword, stop.
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We have Just seen n copy Of a new map OF
the State Of Illinois, showing all the railroads.
stations, towns and townships and sections; |;
also exhibiting in beautiful and appropriate
coiors the great geological features Of the
State, with Typographical and statistical ta-
bles by G. D. Wi'ber, Secretary Of tho Illinois
Natural History Society. It has been pro.
pared with great care and labor, and Is the
most correct and comprehensive map Of ILL.,
nois now extant. Our citizens have long de-
sired to know the facts concerning our mine.
ral and geological resources. By the aid Of
this map they can be seen. In tlds work, Mr..
WILDER has rendered great service to the
State It should he in the Office or home Of
every citizen, and In every school house. Ev.
:. cry owner Of real estate should have it; and
II copies could be sent to the Eastern States
:: and 70 Europe, 1t would do much toward in
dacing the tide Of emigration to the Garden
Etate Of the West. =
The map was drawn by NJ H. Thumpson,
engraved and printed In colors 1t shoberrs
photographic establishment in this city. and
mounted 1nd finished BY the wcll-known n.p
puhliahe1, Rufus Blanchard. 81 Lasalle street
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER CORRES-
PONDENCE. :;
The Sanitary Agents. Stores, &C.. ON
their Way to VicksbuFE.


Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.]
STEAMER CITF or ALTON, June 4, 1869.
The officers and members OF the State SAM
ta1y Commission did not leave Cairo until ~
o'clock q m. The boat took only part of
the hospital stores, leaving the remainder to
follow tomorrow.
In the listof members, as published, several
er1ors and omissions occur, but VIC propose
to make mp corrected one before We reach
VIcksburg. The boat Ia 1arge and fine, but
heavily loaded and uncomfortably full of pas
aeDgcrs; among them are seventeen Of tho
st. Louis Copperheads, going South under
charge of Government officers. They do not
appear over and aboYe jubilant On the oecas-
ion Of going home to their friends and rein.
tiyes in the blessed land Of Dixie.
The Indies of the Commission are busy in
cn,t,nr and making of shirts, to be
,sodv for nse...: These are noble band of
$3.50 - .rho,, va eb,1, haze occas1on to
s,,ss1. 49, ~ ~ t,trra ond Win 1i1 be hailed BIZ the
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"A NG14Nn AApEI NAVU0EA 4&& 1AtAus
caster.
From last weeks Lancaster, Ohio, Gd-Ate
we learn that the office Of that paper was mob
bed on the night Of the LIST inst. The authors
Of this outrage we're certain Copperheads,
who, fearing that they might not accomplish
their nefarious work without interference,
had armed themselves with clubs, some Of
which were LETT in the Office, owing to their
anxiety To destroy and carry off as much
tJpe as possible. Relative to the damage done,
the Gdsette eays:
The destruction Of our type is utterly COM
plete- About one half Of zach font used in
the paper was destroyed, and as we cannot
work the remaining half with new type, We
will be compelled to send to Cincinnati for q
new outfit before we can issue another paper
entire. It is fortunate Tint the forms Of our
first side were on tho press and covered BY the
tymran. If the Copperhead villains had found
these they would have shared the same tate.
Our first side Ind just been printed, md the
whole issue, containing the impression OF the
first side, was carried Into the alley and torn
into ehrcds. Eleven Cases were carried OF, the
type scattered over three or four squares Of
the city, and five Of the casea were eTen car
ried rs fur US the second lock and thrown into
the canal. Two Of our job fonts are ruined,
and all our composing sticks excepting two
are gone
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:. HnzPOIeT3skRfzEzkosa corr,
:1n4A4 ):
,:zsZse':
Rebel Rc-cnforceia9ntkf for JOG > ohm.
k10ns.,
Correspondence Of the Cinzlnnatti Gazctto.1
.., CoR1STu, June :.

=.
Correspondence Of the CinSlnnatti Gazetto1
.. con1sTu, Junes.
NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.
bare had Mobile papers to the Goth Of May,
and tried to dispatch their news, but the lines
were down BETS cen Jackson and Cairo, aud l
muet be c0ntent with The slow process OF
sending by mall The paper Of the 10Th, how
ever, contained nothing luter than that Of tho
2sth. Its news from pieksnurg is very mea.
ger, and If course will be old before this
reaches you. have other newa Of
nE-ENFoRCEAESTs TO JOHNSTON,
Which Is entirely reliable, and will not be
printed In the Southern papere. Heavy re-en-
folcements are reaching him from Savannah
can be transported. Also two entire divis-
Ions from Bragg have gone to his aid. Evil
IDENTIFY Grant hus but little time left him in
which to take Vickzburg. unless he too is re-
enforced so that he Gun keep Johnston from
driving him to the Mississippi. The rebels
all 1ooK upon the situation in Mississippi rs
most desperate. While they conceal as much
as possible in their dispatches and editorials
their real fears, Jet 1t is easily discovered that
their unconccIn il far from being natural.
The Mobile Ne.cs Of the 23th, in little para
graph headed Richmond, says:
1--WE hare By tbs Inst mai1, Richmond pa
pers Of the ed and Esd inst. They had just
received the bad news from Jackson, which q
few days ngo spread o pail Of indigo over this
community.
Our jackson correspondent was the unfor-
tunate oracle that declared it aud our Rich
nond contrerts, like some people here, we're
disposed to cavil at the correspondent, and
heap upon HIM the maledictions that belonged
to his news. Yet it was an to'er true tale
that he told. The Etau.insr doubted it prin-
cipally, because the Government had received
nothing to confirm 1t We marvel that one
Of the craft is surprised TO find the enterprise
of the press ahead Of that Of Government
officials. Yet that is a thing Of daily oc-
curence. Besides the Examiner ough ght to have
rtason to know that the Government has d
bad habit Of supprsssing adverse tidings. It
may have done so In this instance"
VAN poks's OLD COMMAND GOING SOUTH.
Two brigndes of the former command Of Van
Dom have just been transferred from Tenn
essce to Mississippi. They are those Of jack
SON and Whitfield. On the 25th Of May they
crossed the Tennessee river at Decatur, md
are now at Columbus, Mississippi Whether
Bragg is retiring his cavalry in disgust ut the
manner in which Stanley is throwing their
cause he thinks he can afoId to re:cnforce
Johnston thus, still the advantage remains
with Rosecrans. The absence of this large
cavalry force, and Of two entire divisions
must throw the balance greatly in favor Of
RosecEans-a fact which this sagacions Gen
c1al will be quick to note and use to the ad-
vantage Of his country. It is hardly probable
that Rusecrans will transfer tho place Of battle
to Mississippi on his own account, and it Is
less likely that he will permit the enemy 10
do SO.
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The Railroad Regiment.

The 1sui1road Regiment.
4 pleasing and interesting incident occurred
at roll.cal in the camp Of the 67th Illinois
volunteers RaIlroad boys), on the evening Of
the Goth rlt., 1t 7lurfrccsboro, in which COM
pany H presented Second Lieutenant William
The presentation speech was made By Ser
geant Shcrwin, and responded to by Lleuten-
ant Harkncss. Both speeches we're Of the
right type.
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MoV1CKER's THEATRE.
lYl Madison street. between Etste and Dearborn
CHANGE OF TIME,
Doom open At TX oelocks Curtain rises st
Last night but two Of tho great versatile s:tor
MIR r. q. CHA N r r a U F,
Who will appear this evening il the peculiar
part Of
STEVE, THE S0FTT
nFaste.a cities this play has produced an taxxSsE
szyaATlos and was received With great app.anSs og
large delighted audterce3 It wu Dc psouuceu
with AprEorKiNTE SCENERY and appointments. aao
cannot fall OF being a complete success.
win commence with the thrilling piay II nFo ass+
entitled
AURORA FLOYD.
STRIVE HAEGRAVEs. commonly called = the sotsy: M =
Owing to the length 4Bd Importance OF this pIay no
other SIi be ETen and the performance ~tu conclnoe
CAD DASuE: -..a;...... MISS JxYSE H1aHr. r..
Thus enabling families and people reading AZ Ad12"
t1Ece to witness this great performance
FMDAT-Bena1t and last appearance bat one Of
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The 138th NIIfuof&-Our 8Gys In
the Ficld-

Inc T1CkUe
The 129th Illinois Volunteers are located at
Rlchland Station, Tenn On the 18th ult-, the
loyal Tennessee Indies residing In that viciul-
tt, to the number Of twenty or more, came in-
to camp and notified Col Case that they had
brought with them the requisite necessities,
and proposed to give the regiment good
dinner To this Col. Case most readily agreed.
The d0y Was fine as heart could wish, and the
table WAS soon spread With the beat Of the
dzum and colors flying, the boys assembled
around the board and parsook Of the good
things set before them. After number Of
songs and glees, Col. Case was called upon for
aspeech, to which he responded in IN eloquent
and patriotic manner. At the close Of the
speech, hearty cheers were given for the patd
otic 1ndles, the Colonel, and others, and then
fslswed ths merry DANCE. Aftarmore music,
Nsjor L. J. Cropscy gave them capital
speech, followed BY Lieuts. Culver and Halder-
man. Tbs vho1o affair wns happily conceived
and earnestly and enthusiastically carried ont.
, 1863-06-11

That sterling Republican paper the Staats
ztitung, (German,) Of this city, makes the fol-
lowing correct statement Of an event which
has caused SO much comment in and ont Of
Chicago. In Its issue Of the 9th It says:
We notice In several English aud German
exchanges the statement that the handful Of
Coppe1heads, and weak kneed Republicans
Who assembled in room Of the Court House
Last "Wednesday, 10 induce the President to re-
call the order Of Gen. Burnside against the
Chicago Ts,ues was done at the request Of the
TRIBUNE Nothing can be further from the
truth. We know the TRIBUNE had nothing to
do with those towards; but on the contrary,
rs soon as the proprietors found out what was
going on, they protested against such proceed
ings In the most emphatic manner, and Insist
ed on the carrying out Of Gen. Burusfde's Or
der. This is so much more the commendable
because It Tas understood that the mob the
Democrats were melting would make the
TRIBUNE their first visit.
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TemsfOu8 GrnUfed.
During the month Of May there were 1,s74
army pensions granted and pension certifi-
Gates sent to the ,pensioAer from the Pension
Office, as follows: =. ~,.
To widows mothers, end orphans ,...,. 7R3
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cool and rather wet, 1t having ruined part o.

m. 80. Is law ,nd III. b.o+ oo,,,>o17ad In
,,, NO 4.e4 - ~ ~ ~. soAp - s,
1o4o" tne en2nnei. W. tlos. en'1 Nv 4oss5
nights or other accident may delay us In reach
;n9 those far vhon, these stores ara intended.
,,,S.-,- r.. 49,. a,.,u .o,,f,-+.
that do not abound in tho army hospital are
nressfnc at this time. Those who hare so
loetai5 son.l1oa.so " .ata ".H..-s,, ee14e'1
patriotic fund will be glad to kno" tnat "lu-
ing hands will administer their bounty in the
moet ;ud;c;one manner. Init mora OF this at
4s..~
ehotner uhe.
the bad stage Of the water md the deeply
laden cr,ft mike tba bar to our proeress,
AN4.A4 eAs>Ns . ,1."..4,.. - a. T,ta. .,a
IL "as tne 1nlen1on - wv. '4e' 0AA
those acting with him, to have had tho steam"
er hurry forward to the wounded, hut the
ton and forage, and now Ne must be con
tent to make more SLOW pfogless: 49,,
selves on lie 6g ght fantastic toe to a late hour,
to the no little discomfort Of hundred i, :lap ana
on me caoa4 4r nout' - 4hass nrisoners taFes a
omeeI ~ Snn,S 3h;s - f.;vo1tv ma dfd not Weld
dosR in1els1 II ts 9pn tfs tho Gantan induced lin
gers sought such repose as was afforded.
rup p,rKrra-
a. ~, 1,o;n4 tSiera ~ nTndcnce ficfates that we
" Pplns HhetS 1RtI.r,+ r. nId 4hnnvh the n,rht
must De on the LOOKOUT, anu taoo X -, r,,ayd
Waa very long, wee oetelapGu ;e ~ tha65sE,rc
Assistant Adjutant General Looms tnetGtosc a
made him detail Of twelve guards and thfce
officers from our party, to stand gnard upon
the bout, Which duty they have entered upon.
FRIDAY = A:' 'o"H 'n :,
The rain poured down tn torrents nearly Oil
night, but the pickets were not called In until
ncar six o'clock, when the boat again swung
seot3 sea tGSs RsroU N ~ 4 Ln4ton and o. T. B,ink
Icy reported their guards as ha9lns $1,000 at
their posts nobly. notwithstanding the rain.
In addition to uberai stock OF side oraas
.monr M nasscnrrre nnn lii not h.. syIveJ;
aons a1o p1f a.;i,a ~ Ir,o ~ ,',at !"oIa,,
W ~ anJ eam nth r. ;bomt t y nctaat
bf tne Gooee ur IN ind 1 a
Nv him I'd tina last.
Though, a. vet. We have, from various un-
honc to do better AFTER fiischarring ihn e1tles
an5 nar+ ~ " ~ iha f-e;vht IT Mnm5his
"u1 pea e-;ti.%- y. ~" ~. 49,. ~ as:
49, etuse ninIns 'ns aoo11 ~ n.e a. auinltuou h
enn1 ~ Lne polilt t aou'e 1has.liu ~; -, Mn1ro
We Iay iast nleat, IL Is out Two OF thfee weeks
tlnce band OF gneflllas mad t"enty.Iour
pounoer Win which 70 att3ck the ooats. Ihey
uid 50 On one occasion, put eonid not get
thelr pit ce reany IN lime, anu tne Doats es-
capped, under shower OF rifle shots. The IN
habitants in The nelgh6orhood are no" max.
Ing arrangements 10 Keep these mArauders
ont.
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GETTING 4 "6unsr1TuTE."- my DEAR"
said n fond husband to his loving spouse,
"euppose should be conscrpted and couldn't
ret substitute I" "Neyer mind, my dear"
said the a1niable creature, I" could find a rub
s{ifxte. II teu coaldn's."
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DIG IRON.
=. 200 TONS GAYS 30. l
Lake Superior Charcoal Pig
METAL.
Now landing from steamers sca Bird apd Cleveland
Far sale low, Ia lots to suit.
A. b. 1IEEKER.
je1t,gsG1v Foot Sorth II M31ket It,
1 ONDON EYE AND EAR
40

Corner Of RAJ do1ph nnd Dearborn streets, Ettcace
I'LL B. 2. REF TULDS, II, D.. =. D. M, Ocul;st An
An..st ofthe p, = ,ptha,9is Hospttal London a5d
Tuc following. togtthF With nu~eEous other cases
Vho hays te,n ctx restored sight and Aslog
restored to perfect hearing by simp'e op era:ioa
:. Ms I ~ o. IL JOIN saLuNsN: d-af.es. asa dl4
utHct IS Wabash Eyanue Chicago
The daugh1aF of air. JOSEPH cuLLEroN, corner
q t!ekennd Union saeeta Chicago. who was eatirsly
NJ 8: =. POTTER. Of tbs Q. s: A.. nearly s'1nd csz
eErtfeF nohtht fse grxnul2red eyt1ids aad opacity
q tne cqrnoa, cured In tsfeo weeks. Aesaense. so
III, 4 ". ANDERSON. entirely bind Of ono oys.
Rezldencf, Aurora III
~; JoHH 7HuAAs. Metropolitan Hotal Chicago,
". fnOGAa EtsRE Cnte sEo. Au4anssf7.
DE- REYNOLDS warrants u cuTA In ofe[y oz4e
Ehexe the u7gAG1 are pc1tecs IN formation.
rs sei9 4keq1EsAW&
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ANAAl 12oAx
Over 100 pensions arc now granted, on nn
average, daily. Saturday, 127 were granted.
Friday, 12A pension certificates were is1ued
from the Pension Office. The applications
received at the Pension Office amount to over
200 pcr day.
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4 large number Of the patriotic yeomen Of
Lake county, met at Ailbu5n' on Saturday
Inst The convention freely discussed the
National no1;cv and cvcrv man nresent ,wos
Sa.'no4 pooe1, 0no e'e! 1A'-4 p1ss -
of the opinion that the Government must be
srs+.;nod ~ al, b.vo-da Tha enhiect cf IT,
euh1@so ~ al n"1ato No. Luz eec9o'
nance also received the earnest aItcnuon ol
,he meetfnr The f.rners say they are
greatly embarrassed By the Tar1ety OF DanK
mite. IN csrcn1a@fon They cannot carry 4
No'.S -
Bank Note Oetector In the3r pockets conIll-
rc1,v and 4hav do mt feel see1re aeninst
1@"1, ~. As' y. n.s
eonntertetts, worthless hlus, &C. 1ney tx
pressed themselves strongly In favor Of green
backs, and declared that they would have
nothing else. The meeting passed the follow
~. ~aro1,t;ore-tbe f,rmtr unanimously.
LIE
and the other nearly SO: .....
8<efIrrd That In sustaining the National Cur
rcrcv ~ snttaIn tie Nationa) Government.
Rtxired. THAT ve asreo for ourselves and re-
commcpt1 to the people OF the country. to taxa no.
thing in exchange Tor produce but United ssates n
a. onr cstiet conscnenee and
that we will discourage the circulation Of any 9TH
eF funds IN our maoss. .o
"oootoAD .o =, D., :.
Az Hee''ng u ,nv n, e..,eens -, =, 49, - .+h 49,
Inc sone' ssa.'Suot e 4.o-, sas~o,. -. D.
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Ths Nashville Union says that 4 party
OF rebel exilcs, sent South recently from that
city, were robbed of all their money md 9TH
CT vsluables, by squad Of Dick McC4nn's
rebel bandits,
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FROM ROSkCRANS,7 ARMY,

Ne.1cYsS Inspectfon-Gen. Turc1l1n
meets the told l0th''-Rebel DEM
onktr3ttons-Frankl KumorB-Af.
fair at Pearce's Mi1Is-HanEinE a
Murderer.
, 1863-06-11

.sSI5Ff61 AtSI;iES$f%S2 EI1.n AMI waIrNnEr
J: ::4S 4. sA$E MLiS91s Il i i 5SE$NF - &
~ 1sca4 soFH of of1si1 ~
7xSA{ Shannio,. as19i Hi,,a Nav ,eth-osnon,.
Co c; 1tanc W skinner1@c.- At Fiekshnrg, NeJ
May -stst-s Diskel;; 5azau HOLLAND, y: Nay
M;schsf Mn eSasdt Sqd psss. s9sa2 Rhoas
.Boycc; JatnIrL Watson, Daniel 4 Caves, Lswis 6
s.. woA6.e;;: chalia, B hacy.I. hay 18th
~, .1!'.s
At ThomRson'6 LII Nay 1-Lfeut Franz Adama'
co b: shghty; -. ~ r:... = =, .v,fa,
liams, i, seriously - !: Z,
AZ ttcksbu1s:, Mas 4l,-Eapt Y u Norton, press,
enshtly 1M1laeqtEHol,E Eoe ies, snsa6tiy; = Il
E:Pn:y EsR1 ie af f. Isl s. lad
Rightly; Lls8t Eie1G ~ Lewis
.;9EN1srHp szs WOUNDED.
m n9y len ~, .ss'; ResA
a;nM3 = = anoe,e tfi.h,,V: + Ft.tchsr II hsnI
sj,ahilv. i II Betz K. ,lipitly: Wm Russell. e
ecfioua,y; Il rnu Bohr, Z. slightly; saml Kyle,
i, s!$hi5 J;%ss i;;as,,y Wilson, E. slightly; fAo@as
+ hse SIaeE ESi9': Nsy G,,;;S 2I2oha snst.,'og; Go
sdf ss5WG9s!y .nd eba IN "pata
teu MIlSn. e.m az fanom - LuslEGs' En
tain. hiicn, ). lalEs. sc1ioas; Em tlain. B. foot,
es.'oas; NE tn, agIns, ~ IL, eaSIs, '9a1 ha.I L
s1|sbtjv II % %Iafs1ettsEml,h, Il, 6res.t, dsnseto1sy
sGksnafe; atsS anoIs 'oha;o ~ ssfgHt'
oer, sSvess.s 3nn} s35,htp 81 oSs, VT =, S3
DieEenson, 4, hand; Mighty Abraham Gs1ssssa
4, sinee dead; D!,gts.m Is e wrist, ssverely ;:oW
Jones, G. slightly; 5lnM Exams z: arm. a1np1.
, 1863-06-11

never brighter over Princeton than on s.tur-
day last; and more thrilling and successful
Union meeting has not gathered In Illinois.
Al hail to Princeton and its loyal men.
, 1863-06-11

In Missouri are due solely to factio4s spirit
which is exceedingly rcprehensib1e. The two
parties fought to hsve their heads Knocked
together'h ssEither woald rather see the de-
feat Of their adversary thaa that Of Jetterson
Davis" To this spirit ~ faction ID to be as
senators and the defea{pf tRe Missouri Aid
President Strongly desfEd.
The President said that the Uni
on men In Missouri who are in
tayor OF gradual emancipation represented
In favor Of immediate emancipation. In ex-
PLANTATION of his views on this subject, the
President said that in his speeches he had fre-
quently used rs IN Illustration tho case of
nun who Ind an excrescence On the back Of
his neck, the removal Of which, In one opera
while "tinkering it off by degrees'' would
preserve life. Although sorely tempted, I did
not reply with the illustration of the dog
whose tail was amputated by inches, but con-
fined myself to arguments.
TieFresident announced clearly. that, as far
ass sshe:Nas ut present advised !. TN?
Missouri haa:no right tq4s4Sa1 Fa{sa
:emAnc1raN9n IN that at4i ksH54E
5.: Gejs7n Curtis wul
csnnt ofahy Wrosg act l
mitted by him. The syate -
ehals, established= py. hina-c4 Z
State, gare rise to Violent complaint ;ss,sf
the President had. .tApght at one tlna4t65ps
point General Frcm5ht in his place: thu: at
another time he bad thought Of appointing
General McDowe1Ii whom he characterized as
good and loyal although vcrY xnfortunate
soldier, aud that aatshlst General paeld was
appointed with . yieH If fpogs480f fFeconcile
aud satisfy the two factions in Missouri. He
has instructions not to interfere with either
party, but to cenflne himself to his military
duties.
need hardly assure YOU. gentlemen, that
our side.of the case was as fully presented us
as the occasion admitted. At the close Of the
.conyersgttdt President remarked that
there waR evidently @serious misundes-
etandtDgn springing up between him and the
Germans of st. Louis, (which he would 1ikato
Zee removed.
Observing to him that the difference o.
opinion related to facts, men aud measures,
withdrew. >...S'
Lam, very respectfully, &c:,.-
:,JANE2 TAUssIG,
, 1863-06-11
THIRD GRAND
GIFT CONCERT
Onne Do]l4-aI IfokstI

aGs~
At the request r many Ed4Eads.
ubnbe to procure tick cts for si1r1a61
hare ahe arrangements fur: r:anstasEseb Be giysn a.
above stated BY to tho lit OF prizes IL will
lie seen thai have Increased the nu6er Of capital
prizes 70 Two hnna!cd sl Of when hare heen sslrced
With great The tewclfy has been bought directly
Of mhnufactuIr and Is warranted as sehulne. d
addition to our OWL grand orchestrs. We have en-.
saged the assistance q the best vocal talent in the
cry 50 as to make the CoEce1 alone fill equivalent
for the price Of tue tickets
TcEets for sals at tile office Of the Great Western
Band. KiDgsbury Block. room II; At JnlIus !aueF.s
mnsic stoIe, 0 sonta Clark etrses; Singer 4 Co.'S
store, 1ed Lake street. up-atairs; Theo Mendlcson,
l20 Like street. and nearly all public placea.
Persons from country Wishing Tickets Will please
enclose tho money to 'W11LIAA ~ BrR4RAKr. Leader
Great Western EAnd. boz 4312, Chicago" who WILL
forward tickets wltnont delay. -. ...
The two eegant seven octave Pianos. one With pearl
bua1d may be at th3 store ct Julius Banar
cl.1k street; other g!fts at The m as9res oI Singer
stafrs) aud Theo. Necdelscn. la0 Lake street.
Tie dts!weEs O. sllas IN ne country VII nAve them
The numbers drawing the folloEiag 9iits will DO
published In the daily pepe1s Immediately after the
concert.