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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-26

W The notorious gasff'ila ann ho''F
hie,. Oh. Ad,m J ,horon, has Ore" "ppo'"'
IA Nh ,he command 81 Mefsen's ca oN''
MAN, Ana has Issued an order ior a'' 'ee
mambsrs 90, ot jail 70 assemble At NO r.
mwr fory miles ras, Of Knoxville, for 'Hr
impose 81 reofg .niztuon.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.
Clerk-HsxRv A. HoLTRAus.
Auditor ions MkHklkCkR.

Clerk-HEKRy A. HoLThAus.
AUDITOR ions MkHklkckR.
Trsssurer-T REopoxg SvHDkRhAss.
Recosder--A uGusT Li1scuOI.
Sheriff JoHx WElxEL.
Coroner -CHARLEs kRAus.
Surveyor s. WILLIAMS.
j. b. BicKwERhEKT,
WIN. IA. GRkLS, Commisslonerss
X. M. DAVIS.
orricERs or BAiEBRipcE TowSsHir.
Juslices-- Sebastian Kuebler. n. kssiss.
Rose.
Truste~--M. Keefsr.
Constables-A. Eckert, II. Endhoisa
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MANUFACTURED AND DIP LIE
HARNESS AND SADDLES,
Corner Eas, Main and Mcdonald ST.
- JASPER, IND, III
lnFFERs histhanks 70 The citizen ., y n :.
lO bois county and vicinity for 'hrn p,r
patronage, and soIicits : continuance ~, ~,
extension 81 The same. feeling ccnfdens ~ !.
~ can make Il 10 the interest Of Pessc" .,,h
Van, II any thing 10 bic line 70 &C., NV"
him. - Me motto 10 "smaIl profits ano Ss''-
Gales" 10y
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ESnARl.gS IA y a. 80.
PErFR LORILLhRD,
cullrF a. TOBACCO MANUFACTURER


1e & Is CHAMBERS ST.
! ,rmeri, AZ Chatham. Street. NY fors
rrroTr, Dc,ll ne attention q Dealers "
a.s .,,i~sas ,.fh,- u.Aupfacture, VIZ.
BROWN SNUFF.
n .r.b,v DnmingPs,
r.a p.,nee Pu,a Viroinia.
Coarse Rappee. NAchitocher'
American Gentleman, Ctrsnnat e.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Honey DIV Srntch,
uivh Tpas, Scotch. Frrsh HpnFsSro'cn'
i,i.n Hirh Toast, Flesh Scotch
or Lundy foot,
r-Atten,ion IL called 20 the large recuc'
,;on II prices u Fin-.Cut Chewing an'
Sme.ing Thbacco-, which will be founc 2
Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. ssoA'rs
Long,
No. /.
No 2, Canr's.
Nos.is2 mixed Graduated Turkish
Use CUT cHEwIEG.
PA. Z or plsin.
Csvendish. or Sweet,
Sweet Srenr1I Oftroro.
Tin Foii rsv-1d n.
In IA circular of prices will BE- sent ?
.nal;r,,ion. April 10. 1863
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For Rats. Mice, Reaches,
Ants. IEt dbuss, MOshs IA furs
n o.lsras. &c. insects, ON
ant>. Tow a., Animals, &c.

~, 30 n csc soc. 500 sioo , xe-, Bo','fs'
ND FIssks; SO aud 50 sIzss ioi HpIkLs'fVA-
lie INSTITUTIONS &c
..Only ,u:sllibls remedies knew
Free from Pcisons."
mo, dangerous 20 The Hunsn Fam.,y
.Ra,s come out Of their holes TO o.
said wholesale 10 al large cities.
- IA Nv al DKuccIsTs rnd RETAIIsn
every here.
- y, BrwARr..r' Of al worthless ir'ils'
tons.
- Sse hat "CosTAR's" nsme r. ~ rfta
Box. Bottle and Flask before yna
49, Adsrs.s HENRY X. Cn~T
= PRrrcrrAL DEPT 4s2 BncApv AZ
sold by-M FRIEpMAs,-
I Aoril l1lh. 1888 SIN
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Various Matters.

PORTLAND, June IA grist mill, owned
by Calvin Bumpus Of Canton, and saw mill
single mill, &C., owned by Messrs Peterson
Child, at Jay Bridge, Franklin county, were
destroyed by fire last night. Loss $4,000; no
insurance.
The bridge across Royals river, at Var
mouth, on the Grand Trunk railway, was
burned this afternoon; also small railroad
bridge near Bethel.
New DIRK, June 1.-THE steamers Persia
and Shelldrake sailed for Liverpool to day.
Steamship City of Manchester, from Liver
pool Sd, arrived at midnight News antici
pated
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE navy depart.
ment is informed that the De Sofa captured
on the 10Th the schooner Mississippian, while
endeavorng to run the blockade off Mobile
with 1877 bales of cotton. She had no papers
or colors, but only permit to sail from IF
Buchanan, admiral"
CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE Commercials
special says that Morgan appeared at Leba-
non in our rear it is thought for the purpose
of assisting the citizens to harvest the crops
now ready.
Rebel deserters report that Bragg is about
to assume the offensive.
ST. JOINS, N. F.. June l5.-The steamship
United Kingdom, from Glasgow for Quebec,
with 542 passengers, passed Cape Race al
four o'clock this (Monday) afternoon, and
was boarded by the news yacht. News antie-
ipated.
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LATEST NE WIS.
BY TELEG GRAPH
Destruction of Simmsport.

CHIcKAsAw BAYOU, via CAIRO, June IT,
News from the front represent that our siege
works are being pushed close to the rebel
lines. In several places collision is consid-
cred imminent. The army is in better spirits
than at any previous time. The rebels have
made their appearance within four miles.
HAINE's BLUFF, June l2.-No general at
tack from Johnston is expected for some
days. Firing is continued upon Vicksburg
from all sides. There are no further demon
STATIONS on the Louisiana side
POINT DE SoTo, OPPOSITE VICKsBURG,
June l0.-By the arrival of the ram Switzer-
land, Colonel John A. Ellet, from the mouth
Of the Red river to day, we have information
of the destruction of Simmsport, on the Atch-
afalya, on the 4th inst. y reconnaissance by
the Switzerland on the Sd discovered a battery
of six field pieces, and regiment of infantry
holding the shore. The Switzerland engaged
them, and was struck seven times, one shot
severing the steam pipe. The damage was
repaired, and Capt. Walker, with the Lafay-
cite and Pittsburg, silenced the battery, and
burned the town and commissary stores. The
river is now clear between Port Hudson and
Vicksburg.
HEADQUARTERS, WALNUT HILLS. Y1CKs-
BUKG, June l2-Evening. -The best informa-
ton credits Loring at jackson with 5000 reb-
els, Walker at Yazoo City with 5000, and
Johnston at Canton with 1000. These will
be massed to attack Grants rear, but he
holds all the fords on the Black river, which
must be crossed before joining Lorng. The
rebels are continually scouting outside our
lines. Much sickness is said to prevail in
Vicksburg, and the citizens desire its capitu-
lation, which Gen. Pemberton absolutely re-
fuses
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William Lynch, member of the I'd Mas
sachusetts cavalry. who was tried by court
martial held at fort Independence, on charge
OF creating revolt.in the basement of Niles
block, City Hall avenue, about two months
since, and who was convicted and sentenced
to be shot, suffered full penalty on the after
noon of June 10Th. He was snot in the usual
manner, within the enclosure of the fort.
conference of military officers with the
governor was held at II o'clock on the 18th,
in the governors room, at the state house.
The object of the conference was to ascertain
whether Massachusetts can respond to any
exigency of the general government, in which
more troops may be required and if so to de-
ternline to what extent she may be relied
upon. Capt. Edward H. Staten of Salem,
rendered the service of his command, the Sa-
lem Mechanics Light Infantry, to go to the
defence OF the government imme diately. The
offer has been accepted, and the corps will
pass through Boston this morning for the seat
OF war. Jones's battery. the llth, will prob
ably return this week to the seat of war.
new church is to be erected at the corner
OF Brookline and fremont streets, Boston, at
cost of $4,000. 1t will be of the Byzan-
tine order of architecture, and seat from
1900 to 1900 people.
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
| AT Lowell the MlddleSeX manufacturing
company has declareda semi-annual dividend
of fifteen per cent, and the Cocheco manu-
featuring company dividend of $50 per share.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
One man IN Hadley set, in one day last
week, six acres of tobacco. He had eighteen
or twenty men, and one woman, to help him.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
The one hundredth anniversary of the in.
corporation of Wilbraham was celebrated on
the 18th inst. Judge Morris of Springfield
was president of the day. An historical ora
ton was delivered by Rev. Rufus B. Stebbint
of Woburn, after which there was public
dinner at the academy dining hall.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
A very heavy rain storm passed over Pitts
field on the 18th inst. Donivan's mill dam
was washed away, all the bridges on the Sack
EFT brook were carried off, the road up the
mountain to Washington, for distance of a
hundred rods and a depth of five feet, was
laken into the neighboring fields, potato
paIeh on the hillside was transplanted into the
TaNey oelow, and portions of cornfleld in
'ne Vsuey were covered with sand and mud to
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SUPERIOR COURT AT FITCHBURG, Rockwell,
Judge. Tuesday, June 16.
Inhabitants of LeominSter rs. Fiteh5urq
and Worcester Railroad.-An action brought
against the defendant corporation, to recover
damages paid by the town, that arose from a
defect in the highway, caused by railroad
Sleepers, alleged to have been lying within the
limits of the public road. Case was referred
at former term to John X. Going OF Shirley,
Ephraim Murdoch of Winchendon, and Enoch
Perkins of Harvard. The award OF the ref
| erees was signed by Murdoch and Perkins,
and dissented from by Going. Motion to set
aside the award, upon several grounds, was
argued by Mr. Hoar of Worcester, for the
town, and Mr.. Wood of Fitchburg, for the
railroad company. Motion allowed, and new
trial ordered.
-4nan StockrsH rs. OILS Galc.-Parties live
in Royaston. AT meeting in aid of the SOL
diers, held in December, 1861, Mrs. Gale lost
Il victorine. Some suspicion rested upon
Mrs. Stockwell, as guilty of the larceny.
Complaint was made by one Josephus C.
Day, before trial justice Gilman Day of Tenn
pleton, who issued a warrant to search plain
lifts premises. 1t was served by deputy
sheriff Stearns of Templeton, who made re-
turn that he could not find the lost victorne
upon both sides. Counsel for the plaintiff
G. F. Hoar of Worcester; for defendant, E.
Mellen OF Worcester, and G. II. Whitney of
Winchendon. Verdict, 81 damages for the
plaintiff. .,,,,,. ,o,, ,r,,,, y,,,,,,5 H.. =,
surGace Company.-Plaintitf lives in Hub
bardston. Verdict for defendant company
upon an agreed statement of facts. Carried
up to the supreme court. Counsel, Wood of
Fitchburg, and Dewey OF Worcester, for
| plaintiff; Grswold Of Greenfield, for defen-
| dant.
JOHN .Hunroe rs. James Nunroe. Same rs.
John S. 4Hunroe.-Two suits by the father
against two OF his sons, arising out Of alleged
breach OF engagement TO support the father on
condition OF certain estate conveyed to them.
Parties live in Lancaster. Case referred.
Counsel, Stevens of Clinton, and Very of
Worcester.
George Smith rs. Joseph H. Whitman and
Trustee. Same rs. Joseph N. Whitman and
another and Trustee. Suit to recover the
value OF a lot of chairs sold to defendants
Defence, that the chairs were sold, not to the
defendants, but to their father, Joseph Whit
man, now deceased. Counsel, T. H. Dewey
of Worcester, for plaintiff; Geo. A. Torrey
of Fitchburg, for defendants. Verdicts for
the plaintiff.
solomon r. IoPne rs. Fttch6nTg AutuGt
Fire Insurance Company. Plaintiffs house,
two barns, with sheds, &C., situated in West
minister, were insured by the defendant COM
pany and were destroyed by fire in June,
1862, under such circumstances as induced
the company to refuse payment. Action COM
menced on Saturday and resumed on Mon
day. Counsel for the plaintiff, Rice & Nelson
of Worcester; for the defendant, Wood &
Torrey of Fitchburg, and Bacon of Worces-
ter. Not concluded yesterday Palladium.
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The REBELS have Withdrawn into Mary
land, having wisely abandoned the idea of at
lacking Harrisburg at present. Their con-
duct has given scope for all sorts of specula-
tons as to their future movements, among
which is the theory that they will march To-
wards the west, leaving Hooker behind them,
and will Join the rebels in Tennessee or Ken
lucky. or, after indulging in sack and pillage'
will retrace their footsteps through western
Virginia But we do not believe the rebel
army is in condition to attempt undertake
ings of such magnitude and danger. To ac-
complish such a movement, the marauding
force must be pushed forward at full speed, to
keep in advance of the rallying militia. Not
only is Harrisburg now considered safe, but
a forward movement from that place is spoken
ef as possible. If this can be done, the rebel
force, with our troops moving down from
Pennsylvania in their front, and Hooker an
noying their flank, must beat a speedy retreat
to the Rappahannock, instead of making the
long stay on loyal ground which they threaten.
Reports that the rebels are massing at West
minister, and that Harper's Ferry has been
evacuated, are not entitled to credence.
We hear very little about Gen. Hooker or
Gen. Lee. We hope that they are both en-
gagged in looking out after each other, Hooker
in keeping Lee at a respectable distance from
Washington, and the rebel guarding his line
of retreat from moestation by the federal
commander As tor expecting any movement
of Rockers army up the Potomac, it must be
remembered that there is no parallel between
the position Of affairs now and that of last
September. Then large rebel army was
within fifty miles of the capital, on the LETT
bank of the Potomac; now ID small cavalry
force has made swift raid across the coun-
try, far to the west of Washington, and safe
from any movement of the army in front of
that city
We commend to the consideration of our
readers, at this juncture, the following timely
remarks from the National Intelligencer of
the 10th inst.
"The present is clearly 10 time to indulge
in fruitless murmurs or unmanly repinngs.
However bitter may be the disappointment of
the people at the direction which military
events have taken, it behooves all good citi-
zens ''to grid up the loins of their mind" and
meet with fortitude as well as courage the
responsibilities suddenly thrust upon them
by the drift of events. If there be not in
the opinion of some, all that wisdom IN
the council and all that sagacity in the field
which our critical circumstances require,
there is only SO much the more need for the
vaior that never benches in the presence of
danger and for the patriotism which upholds
with steady hand the flag of the country,
whoever may be the leader of its hosts, when
they go forth to battle for the maintenance of
laws"
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loss OF stenmship Norwegian.

MONTREAL, June 1.-THE following dis
patch has been received by the agents of the
Norwegian =
"AsPY BAY, C. B., June l4.-The Norwe-
gian was wrecked this morning at o'clock,
in thick fog, on the center of st. Paul ISL
and mile and quarter east of the north
east light. She had on buard IS cabin and 27l
steerage passengers, all of whom, together
with the crew and mail, were saved. A
large portion of the baggage has also
been landed. The steamship, when |
left at one o'clock, was all but on her beam
ends, well on the rocks. The forepeak and
forward compartments have several feet of
water in them. The main and after ones are
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Union Mass Meeting at concord. III.

CONCORD, N. H., June 1.-THE Union
mass convention held here to-day was very
largely attended, probably not less than TWEEN
ty thousand people being present. A process
sion, composed of military and civic organi-
cations and citizens of the state generally,
with numerous bands of music, marched
through the principal streets to State House
square, where the meeting was organized by
choosing Ira Perley president, with twenty
vice presidents. A series of resolutions were
adopted, pedging support to the government
in putting down the rebellion.
The fourth resolve was as follows :-'That
the men of the loyal states, who by word or
deed, directly or indirectly, under whatever
pretence or disguise, discourage recruiting
and maintaining our army and navy, or in any
other way lend their aid to schemes calculated
to embarrass the government in this crisis of
the national life, ally themselves with the re-
bellion at heart"
Eloquent addresses were made by Major
Gen. Butler, Hon. Montgomery Blair, Gen.
Hamilton, Hon. Ira Perly, and others. The
demonstration, altogether, was one of the
greatest and most enthusiastic ever held in
the Granite State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

NEW YORK, June l7.--COrTON more active and firm
er; sales 1000 bales at 5Sc for middling upands.
FLOUR-Receipts 59S bbls; sales $500 bbls state anil
western less active and l0c lower; superne state 10 "a
$40; extra 565 q $780, choice 5S5 a 500; round
hoOp Ohio 500 q TO- choice 6 Is % 10; superfinr
western IS % $40; common to good extra western 5fl
@ o.; SOU hern Sc lowers 1900 bbs; mixed good
POO 49, fancy and extra 100 q J,25; Canada q loo
10 wer; sales 6Jn bbs comm t. extra 10 q IS;
ira good 1 choice 80 a 7,75.
Wheat dull and &c lower Corn dull and lc lower
sales $4,000 bush; mixed western for shipping Is q 1886
do eastern "A a 773c; yellow SOC. Oats | ceni
higher; northern aud western so "a S23c.
Beet quiet; sales 40 bGls; country mess IS a 6,0l
Pork opened quiet, and closed active aud irmer
Lard very rm; sales 100 bbls, including 6O9 bbs
chioce Kettle rendered l0s in UDls % q lOlc. Buci
quiet Rice quiet aud unchanged. Sugars III moderata
demand at unchanged prices; sales 66O hhds: New Or
lean. at lO2 a lie; Mu=covadO lUac; Havana 20U boxe,
ut 03c coffee quiet anG less firm. MClasses firm, will
q If demand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

To COnsumptive..-The advertiser having been
restored to health in a few weeks by very simple
edy after having suffered several years wit severe
lung Affection and that dread disease, Cousumpon-is
anxious make to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used Gree of charge0 with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hnd
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&C The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription benefit the afflicted, and spread inor
nation which he conceives TO be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove u blessing
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsbursh.
milo d3m hln-s County, New ORR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

New YORK, June 1.-THE brig Mary Gar
land, from Pernambuco May 2lst brings the
captains Of all the vessels captured by the
pirates, and one hundred seamen. Captain
james, of the Mary Garland, reports that the
pirate Florida LETT three days before. The
guaboat Mohican arrived at Pernambuco on
the 20th, coaled, and sailed the same day in
chase Of pirates. The Alabama and Virginia
were at Bahia, and the pirate Lapwing was
cruising Oft the coast.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

Tho summer Moon was Shining.
All in the purple sky,
My wi c AMI we tos cd about,
And could not close an ere
cursed AMI swore, she scOlded me
All through the weary night,
But 'swas enough to v,x a SAINT,
The bed bugs savage bite.
You may be sure | certain went
Next morn to LYONS store,
And home in juyfu t1umphI
tn Magnetic Powder bore,
Which quickly slaughtered every bug,
Mosquito, roach and flea.
LYONS Powder kills all insects Lyons Magnetic ri Is
are sure death to rats and mice. Sold ever where.
DEMAS S. BARNES & CO.,
Iels dNw2Y New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

a Card.-G ADAMS, having returned from the
Indies, will resume the charge of his Gallery at 239
Main street. Especial will be given in making
small pictures such Carries de Yisite AmbrotYpes,
&c In the his her branches OF the Mr. A arrange
ments are SUI that he have competition this
side of New York. Having engaged for this summer
artists of EN- nent ability. he confidently expects
the public viii sustain him in his enterprise to establish
gallery Worcester here first class work in Oil Pas
telle Ink Water Color. &c, be made equal to any
ma by Quincy, Freder cks or Brady. The public Ire
invited TO Gail AMI examine work by his new artists
and jud for themselves To those wanting Ictures of
children will by kindness attention, and ratieI en-
deavor suit them Gallery 239 Main St, up but
fiqht of stairs dit ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE BITE OF MAJ
DoG.-The following is worthy of the atten.
ton of all, particularly as the season il
coming on when dogs are emo longer safe -,
''Nllx one pound Of common salt in a quart
of water, and then battle with and squeeze thu
wound with the same one hour, then bind q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

TO Horse OwHers.-DR. SWEETS lNFALLGBLE
LINIMENT FOR HORSES is unrvaled by any, in and all
cases Of ameness arising from Sprains, Bruises or
Wrenchinl its effect is magical and certain Harness or
Saddle Calls scratches, Mango, &C. 1t Will also cure
speedily. SPAWN and RngbOne may be easily prevented
cured in their ncpicnt stages, but confirmed cases
beyon the possibility of radical cure No case OF
the kind however desperate hopeless but may
be aevated bv this Lniment and its faithful applca-
will alw remOve the Lameness, and enable the
horse to travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand.
for its timely the first appearance OF Lameness
will eectually prevent ttOse formidable diseases mem
Toned which all horses liable and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
see advertisement deow O6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

CINCINNATI, June 17.-At a public meeting
in Montgomery country, Ind, a resolution
was passed that no enrolment of the militia
in that county should take place. Acommit-
tee was appointed, who waited on the commits
sloner and read the resolution, and notified
him that to act would be at his peril. The
United States marshal will arrest the parties
immediately
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

DIR. John @. Mott, Physician and Surgeon
SO COURT STREET, OF Howard Boston, is consult
ed daily from 10 until 2, and from to in the evening
all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs scro
ulous Affections lumors of all kinds, Sores, Ulcers and
Eruptions, Female Complaints, &c An experience OF
over enty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ 10
all OF the most difficult Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice free.
Mrs NJ. who is thoroughly versed in the affective
ma aides of the sex can be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced nurses
apl0 d3tawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

NEW YORK, June ls.-Stocks are about steady but
quiet: Chicago and Rock Island 959; milwaukee, and
and Chicago Railroad 7OF; Cleveland and roleoo Rail
road 0s Ga'ena and Chicago Railroad 81; Cleveland
and PltSburg Railroad $50; Illinois Central scrip l0
Michigan southern Railroad IOs; New Yors Central
Railroad l9 Erie Railroad 9S5 Erie preferred 1929
Hudson Railroad 1904; Harlem Railroad IS: Readiii
Railroad 1914; Pacific Mail ls9; American Coal Co 6i
Central Transit Co 40 Quicksilver Co Az; Cumberland
preferred "a American Gold l4ia; Treasury Z 10th
Notes 1851 Virginia skies 663; Missouri skies 694; Ten
nessee skies 02&; U 5 one year certificates l0l.
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Prompt Action in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, June l7.-Four regiments of
enrolled militia of this county are called into
active service. Gen. Davidson having conf
mand of the district of southeast Missouri,
with his headquarters in the field, Gen. W.
K. Strong of New York has been ordered to
the command of the district of st. Louis Gen.
Blunt has forbidden the circulation of the
Caucasian, Chicago Times, Columbus Cri-
sis, Cincinnati Enquirer, and New York
World in his department..