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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1861.


onc day last week, says the Whceliso. Va.
i"'em9cnccr, Senator DouGi.,s, arrived q, Bcl
Lair, from washington, but, missing the rail
road connection, was compelled to stop a day
when the citizens heard Of the presence Of tn,
"Lh'tie Giant, they gathered round his h ltcl
cheering for the Union and Major ASprn.os
MIR. DouGLAs said -
Gtntl mco-h - grai ying TO me and n,y s.nse
OF lnusm, u ind the Ic,'p.e un 10th sides of
,ui' .e 'lm rlN.r, giving theit Uhes 9 aud t,iri '
arrlause.) \" Wv
We IN the northwest ~ this great valley can
never 10 oSniHe tnhe the rorriety cr the sht "
sht sboide ing alunt uI- tGc Gu II Msx,c > ami
ulon the A. ante ,SrnS, ot up N the pncs 10
selnrste froIn the Union 4 our fathers and e-t.s
nsh and er'ct tax g,iheters n ID c,tstnm h,us.s
OCEAN. " WV
The very esistence cf the people in this pr,,,
sAIey deps DIS upon maintaining invio' ate and
hrtNer that great right seurud 10y The G. ,,-ti,,tn
OF fre~'op1 Of trade, Of trsu,t aud of COM cn,e
ho1 the centre Of the con, ncni 4, th, oc-s, Tia,
SURROUNDS H. THIS rlshi never bc s,l, rem lsreI
dtpct d. upon maintaining 49, Tho pfu,,,,t,r r, ,,,s
Is a. HeI"a, these Tinted States lot, NJ e. nav
c"i'cd.rnts. fnS', dn.d. th,m in.o two.
ahl 'h,h when rith'i patty gets bcsteu NJ t'e
n'u eject ON, -u divide again. (laughtar and
" ne vcr' . thtu, wheGUver one gets beaten ana n
nmihor rutdyslun a, d thsr, wA,u ynu b.., an
g"win'rS rleCuon the disOnftei vii. rei,el ay,,u,
ami ~ IL VIII 80 u. And Il this n,w sy-tou oi
frristar'c ty the sword AMI bay net - the results
"t The sl ut DrN slal prev horo In this >m try
"' U,irs, the h!st"y ut the tel st,tcs Is alre,i
"Nhu II the history ui Mrx,c,.
ThiH II not question: OF t'n'un or disrniun -
" q question " order Of sidJi iiy ~ Joprrn
@ men az me peace - comm"nit'es TIE ~bo'c
scbI 'ySie"' IA q steIi"d with ,estrurt un ami
disruption. We have ~ tim. nav l., sion IA
inquire aH to the merits or fo b,. OF scot or mar
ne'. ,nile as = band ~ bt"thers, AMI ros,uc
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New York vagrsscy Bill.

The following b an abstract Of tho bill which
recently passed the Legislature, for the more
certain prosecution Of vagrancy and other Of
fences In the Police Courts Of New York:
Sec. 1.-Amcnds former sc,s to provide
thst all habitlusl drunkaTds destitute Of visible
means Of supp n, neg ectnS or refusing 70 pro
vide for their families; all prostitutes; all able
bodied beggsrs; all persons wandering or sleeping
In the streets, begging from door ~ door, or IN
tho highway; all idle PEI without visible means
OF en- ploymGnt; all pers M who within u period OF
ak months have Teen tw Ce convicted and imprt-
soned for uuk for Ieing disorderly, shhll
be deemed vagrsuts.
SrTlos 2. Az pe'rrns convicted u vagrancy who
shall with n six months Il their discharge fron
Gust dy te aRnin convicted oi drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct shall be decui,d Migrants and pun
van al with not lees than Bx mouths Or more than
tvIiye months imprisonment.
sssT,dS ,. Makes II tho duty Of the Metropolitan
Police 70 make complaints under this act
| sr,rIoS T. Permits the CaR nissioncrs o. Charh-
les and Corrections to d~hargc any person convict
ed Of vagTsncy on promise of amendm.iit' hut
su h person may be proceeded against upon new
prot, or he may be proceeded a'nind within year
upon that conviction without further proof.
Eg rioS .. Pfovides for keeping In each court
minute de, or ptiou Of persons convicted for VA
grAncy iptoxicatiou petty larceny, o. disorderiy
conduct.
s.rrlos II. Gives police justices, in casos arising
under this act, the powers OF the Court Of Special
Sessions,
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masonic VISIT 10 MAJOR ASDERsoS-The
Grand Lodge Of MAsons Of tine State Of New York,
by 81 ecial appointment called Thursday morning on
Major AspsKsos, Ut the Breyoort House The
Grand Master, Jolis w. styosI and other grand
ofhs.rs were introduced by r. W., HEsRr q. BAsAs,
Grand Master The Grand Master, after the intro
duetiou, briefly addressed the gallant Major AspSH'
sos, who replied that this was compliment which,
W him, was more than any that had preceded IL
The Major very communicative with tho hH-
sonic brethren, and manifested the highest gratih'
cation at the interview. lie detained them FOR ut
less, half an h>ur, and during the interview e1-
pressed himself freely upon h's late position at Fort
suuer stating that in his trying position he relied
upon the assistance Of the Al-wlse Providence for
biz lrotectiyn, In the defence u his stronghold
av,.lnst An overwl ming force.
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The national spirit Of our people is becom-
ing more intense every day. The first passion
ate outburst Of feeling whsn the news Of the
Fort Sumter catastrophe was received, has been
followed by rapidly deepening and coneentra'
ted determination to meet the traitors with the
weapons which they themselves have chosen,
and try the issue, be the cost or sacrifice wha'
1t may. In every loyal state the people Az
uniting in solid mass for the defence Of the Ma
tional Government and the honor ofthe Nation
al flag.
The people of our Empire City are doini
most nobly, and so universal is the enthusiasm
and SO numerous are the plans and projects or
foot to render aid in the war to suppress un
provoked rebellion, that our space fails u.s. il
attempting to give a full record Of all tn
patriotic movements Of our citizens.
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War Items.

, ,hov.,nd riass for T,nnessec
.' ~ i;,'ad onn a, co,r's Saturday; Of course II
wos NOT filled.
.,. ,,s, ,s,
TnE AUGUSTA SGA') @ CoNsrraufiosNihs' ae,r s.i,,,,i
advises against Was,ine p1Nuei ~ IA n.e
as II may Ce hseaea io' o'n0, pu'p
DAsIEL WEBsrEEs SOY, rLhiChin' ih nidI,,
Ing regiment oi oiNoiah'ee's' WIZ" ''r'
hlhnB. =
lIlE REbEiso or sih"IsiN ~ nayn;n,, th.m
two Frankfort, n. T., boys-m'eI nep"ms ,,o ''ui
in jail several days. CoSwAr ana i."oNAf VIII
give some account d II yet
TuE EyER-PIIIFuL SISTERS og MERCY are
well represented by the sisterhooa o. r.o',aenIe ~
They have volunteered theh services W 'ho
Rhode Island Regiment
TIIE NOTORIOUS TEXAN TRAITOR, BEN NC
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Shirt Of the People.

MoNrEZuMA RHGIMENT.-Col. VIM H.
BpWIiL has appoiuted the Rev. l.. b. PALNEa 70
the clap!aincy u the Monteauna Regiment
HosrIrMA ACCoMMoDATIoNs.- The Directors
or tie Jews Hospital hayo tendsred 20 Governor
uonoAs the use of their spacious bulldog on West
r y.Ity eighth street for the commodaton OF those
Who may be wotlndrd in defence of their conntry's
l,ws. The Commissioner of Charities and Clrrec
ton have ordered two wards OF tAs Bellevue Hosp
recruits belonging 10 the second Ree,mant and
twenty.h Ave menbers ~ the Nations. Io'isVss arr
row 10 ng provided with food aud Lodgings unit
heir eInbsrka alton, at bellevue Hospital.
NORTHERN GUARDS, Go, A,-This ia a nov
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The l.onx l.xnrc.~

f",' hedrney, APryg E5. The Pony ESpr~s
| r1s~'d !, re- ., 1880 AM
| g. SrS Ftdncisco, dpr'i ia-3:io M-Ar-t-ei,
l" l., II = riG dot Gate, P.uRin
t"SNIr'iAL.- Since the last Eppres. Fr,u N
goods ave received snps what q ore than usual 4.
tmgn, aud mSk"ts <, ne ally M tho close " thr
",h w'te in snnre satisfactory condition.
Iha weather ~ huc and the rS.tis are io,nr,,
i"r'i'E' 1ler vefs arrsl'~ly Calling
oEsmn NI~s
Ihrr' ~ teen 6l, i,tuo state ~ sinco tho last
eSprsa. started.
The l. eislsiurr has h%sn con ,iderinv the q,
ihoic %lnol bat, which prupC4cs to div do thr
f'lhc sch'Dl nouca 81 The state, alInwnr thu
tIhoher 10 IA" l'rii u - establish srIartr
sch"" I" thoir own, On III" ground that the pre cent
rh'9l Hy,tem Is essentially Protestant. 10 O0o
PEOPLE stioon for the Ies-ago of such q law ami
ihc OH II very warmly atiSsatet hut IL can h,rd
" lss The pio~peet Ia chat the question is ~ Az
s'ime much Importance N our state politics
fhs Ast Pony Express dstes, April ist bring
acUuns of the srS'rsion movements In New M,ricu
ana Any ns. Cshiorniss take lively Interest IN
tlese adjoining t. ritnrics, and " the G,pernl a -
wrnrent makes All efy " n,ant ain its autbfritv
over shem plenty Of vslunaecrs Of extreme poi,icaI
views, fsVo' able IN each section o. the lJui,n vii
10 ready TO emgrnte south AMI pArti ira,e in the
chances for another K,nsns turmoil.
The Supreme Court has decided the scs chsnsins
tho trial Of uosAH Ssiru, for numbering the prin-
ter NEwuL- FROM Han Francisco 81 PlA.ssr county
W bs constitutional ~ tho accused will be nj owed
Virtual " choose his own judge and Jury.
The first Of new line Of steamers b,tween Fan
Francisco and tho western ports OF - sico Is advsr.
tiret ~ sail May st
o.. Oregon ds.cs, reccived per steamer, arc to tho
Sth inst aud Victoria 4,b
The Oregon paners filled with exciting 40 /
counts from the Ncz Perce sold mines where 10 Is
snad ,herc Is reo,n for 5000 uinsrs 10 make ogAi ~
About 500 men have passed though Portland this
scas,n for these mines.
The PAPER. sSpress much Indignation beyause
To less than three millions,
The aecounis from the British Coiunhls mine, |
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MFThD INTO THE DRAwrso Roo,s ~ .
ndy M the Montgomery Hous, Ho.,o.
MONDAY evening", . gentleman fcurd n an
with beyy Of patriotic ladies, headed Sv =
mMton o. oz summer, whose scui>ssirri.s
words Kept pace with her nsstfie, busiIy suysSs
ed IN mailing an enormous 6ag, which tksy i,s-
tended to noat 70 the bveess en III hpsnvviuw
mo,ning, IN tbe roof Of that buiidjm. - =
emnem Of their devotion to their coantry.
| ca SVEN CoSRAoE ~ Ca.sys.-A lstts~ -
| c'ivcd rom Gcorsia states that whom tho orise
m fot the soidirs iu that state TO pruc.oA
oIhsr'estof, many Of them endcavorcd y g.
cape the dsty, ARD Il ws found necessary n
nanacle thrn In order 10 prevent their dssrr-
on. They had enlisted IN tbs enthusiasm n
te moment, but when brought face 70 fsoSs
'i,h the ncsc~itics Il their position, falsersA
"a skunk back ss bnggsrt, are apt to do.
.GooD rca MASSACHUSETTS |" "Bunksr
in ia not forgotten yet =" Welcome. NEW a
Nssaachusctts'' Mingled with deafsninC
J, err, greeted the Msssaclusctt. regiment "a
'i'u arrival at Washington. One old maa IN
ne crowd, with his hat of and his White hair
'clhrg down his back, shouted uotii no vne
able to speak NO i,ngrr, and then, almost IN .
swhnper,, added. Thank God, Massachusetts
has not iorgotten tho Union"
FApsiorisN w BosroS S,poots, ~
hoys OF tn" Eliot school have contributed Aloo
iur patriotic purposes. Tho pupils Of the psb-
lie Latin school having raised funds to purehss,
IN American hsR to float from the school bou,s
~ meeting hold on Tuesday, resolutions wrps
passed unanimously apPropriating the mony
.ni,.d .;,;a SI tue purpose Of supplying tho ncees
nupIs si the Giris' National School lavs ooa-
trihuted aL"ut t2i0, To bc expended for the
purchase of soldiers clothing
''TuE Roundheads sf CROMWELL payek
aud rang lsalms, and were invincblc. Befcro
',npaginH M the battle Of Bilahlavs. tho chap
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The Americas Flag.
ny yosrIH RoDsAs p&Akx-

@
when Freedom from her mountain hsighs
unfiTl.d her standard " the air,
She tore tho azure robe Of ulght,
And ~ the stars Of glory therel
~ Q mingled with Its gorgeous dyes
1le mills Y haldIic OF the skies,
Ard striped its pure celestial ~hits
with strcaklnss OF the morning lighs;
Z hen from lis mansion In the sun
fLe called her eagle tearer down,
And gave into lis mighty land
The symbol Of her chosen land
Ma aiestic IN march Of the cloud,
Who rear'st slOft thy regal fonn,
To hear the tempest trumplnss Io'hs
And see the lightning 'snoes driven,
when strive ths warriors Oi the ssorDs
AnJ roils the thundeT-drum OF hesvoAs
child OF the sun " thee Ills gtvsa
To u,lard the banAer Of the froes
To hover in the sulphur smoke,
To ward away the battlestroke,
Aud bid its blendings shine atar.
Like r,,inhows on the cloud oi war,
Tho hArbingers Of victory
Flag Of tho brave thy fOlds shall hy.
Tho sign Of hope and triumph hiSn,
Wien speaks the signal truIhpe''one,
Ana the long lllF N'th'
he yet III lfe.blood, warm and wet.
Uls dimmed the glisteninS baYonet,
Is.yh ,nlder's eye shall brightly tuin
70 where ,hy sky born glrries hura;
aud NJ his spr nging steps advance,
Catch war and vengeance from the glAnoa
Aud when the cannon 'mouthinS's loud
IIuuye Ia Wild wrlathh tie htue Shroun.
And gury s'lbrss rtse sud fall
Like shoots of hnine on uidniRhps pal
Then sLsll thy uetsor sWn,ts sloW'
And co eIing foes shall s!us b,nsath
Each gnllAut artu that sui krs beios
That lovely m,ssenGsr ol deaiA' .. -
w,
Ftag Of tie seas On ocean ~ava
TLy stnLs shall glitter Ger the brave;
When death careeiing On the gale,
Sweeps darkly round the beli.ed sail.
And trig hud waves rush Wildly lack
Before the broad-sde's reeliuS rack,
Zach diving wander OF the sea
Shall look NJ on'c TO heaven And Vice
And smile 10 see thy spl.ni"ur- w
In triumph o'er his closing 'y''
V.
Flsa Of the free hearts nope aua
By alprel hands ~ 'sln, EN.ni
Tiv ,,nrs have liz the We KIN uwe
IA sII INV hues were born In heavos.
,.S a al that sRndrd sheet
yxhsr, breaths the ioe but llls beors -
,y''h preedon's soil bepNAth our tes,
And Frssdom's bsaasx ssrssHinx ~ =
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n. IT,, - =
!, | a., az n afa, naNhB Terra
" hnnor.s, , % =. uhshS yr., one OF
hsx. .d.,,n, mJ"urs .s,. IN tnc Comederaic arm
/ ...,,. ISs'u'ons den' ,uncing MN aN
ir a"' ''A'"g MS named ron the roll.
, member eject ot the Hon.. - R"nr.,,, w,nn.,
| has written TO the Governor. Offering 4, re,;u
| need be- ats 600 IN ,bA cana.
+rh. Ir @ -,
| Y.n...,S ~ . ' WV s'hed [" w
WA iii, :, % sn's VI o,lfssfy. 20
and is Of go tons r.s;.,., ~, ~ "a ~. ~
to pat hcr IN scs-gcing trir,.
A rARaE AsKn,cAN ps, w,. ,,S.d ~,
| (Tucsecy) at ~ O'Clock. Gr,r tss ,nn'h,,.', ~,
phis. ths building in which T,s,s,s trr.w,
SON wrote the Dtriua alton Of iudcns,druv
AccIpySr To 4 y,,r.,vv, an, n,
! q mcmber Of tho IoJ.n' 80, 80; .uN'
I. lst Regiment Of ArH,L.xy, n, PhiI.J.l,phin:
!" oau'y Wounded IN thc arm. whilst cNivn
lung "N"'Nef, tha' anpntation was nccesa
~
II wcurnNs MoRp LEAVE my aativc coup
Try At this time than would desc-t nv hous.
When It was on fire." Remarked Pic~idens
SrEARss, Of Amherst Coll.l-c TO IN. studen,s
on his return from Boston, where hn had GONE
and paid his passage to Europe.
| Ss,.u,r,a arm hu I,,,,,. ,,,,,.
tho color q, their Jrrss ~ ,bo 'I ";H"ns 10
ited, the most fatal color; tho Ie,St fatal
Anstfti' Gray. The proportions are: r~l ~:
| iiho green, ; brosn .; Austrian blush gray
| ..
| MouE ~ 1ur uprr or 'TG-JJxus r,Sr,
| rKCS, Clifton Srrin,~ N Y. hm4cI, roo old "a
f. ht for hi- country offers RgOO TO IN. first n
| volunt, els from Ciar,ndon aud Mn,,.y VIII,
| organize; and, IL n cavalry COMPANY il ory,n-
iHed horse ior the capt air.
uh,,,,,.,s c,,,. - 4,
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I"hs. s................2 .2S -
1bo'e marked 90 were United States rsvssss
tief.
A MOTIF poow -uuSp, In Fort SumtHs
gives Tho following rs the range 4 10 inca ~
umbiads -
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Growing too soon.

We cut the following from the Norfolk, Va
Herald Of the 23d:
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JJoUSE, BARN, AND LOT FOR SALE OR
III 10 Lse-At Resvilis, staseu Iss Ad, two-seory
.e framed hos barn toFsthsr Nth ~ .:s iSH. sore, n
shs Woodfox Road. Is.dlns 70 ths dspes. Tho house
u nearly new, In good repair. 40. There Il Also
.h.se money eau remain on bond and mortsase. For
terms &c, apply 70 JOHN MAC9REGOR CO.,
ls rsAri 81 OF " r. L. ooni a5,isi,lau
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IJOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-RARE
III .hanc1 Ia, spaculaI4oll-Ins house and lt i.,S
.ou,h & end ~ Niam.bursh,is nov Offered for sale
, 4 the yerT low price Of 32soo I've torI ba,s-
- In ii il In M excellent .ishborhool, N 10 we'll
at by those Sho want noa.eo5 @ or spssa
Se For firtiSr plIticilars appy on the premises
b,re ali Information be obtained. Owner sells
o secnynt Vi business requiring hA :.syntion else
w. mh29 24ao'2Oo
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
Hin Brooklyn; two Story hogss and lot fos ~ a
one twostory house and lot for 9iSoo within bioc5
Ykteenbh sl. sph hTAAo'fSo
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A PARTMENTS TO LET-A PART OF
"A the hou-e No. 1863 I,rnadway For r,rttr,i.,.
inquire inquire 9. JOHN W. oNpERDoNK, iiI2 irosdssy,
ooihef Ysth H. T,1s9,a
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A PAYMENTS TO LET.-SECOND Story
146 Eat 2Sth 4 rent e. ~ all mo leru improy
ments. Inquire q ". y. RoGE Is, II5 Eat a?th 81
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE-SMALl.
bours and two Iots for sale cheap, ct WsodhayIn
l. l., 81 miles by railrcad; ocmmutstlon ~ cent pg.
in mail nsoahly install meats also 3 II OF 10 20 q
ynauiTe Of Mr.. DOWNING, 1t q. O.; L-si1iH,SSS aos
broadwAy, N. Y. ahfso'"
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TO LET.

A fARlMENTS TO LET-TwO FINE
d,cr. 70 Iet ,uitsbls fr private family, doctor,
~ a Inquire Of II. oUANTIN, ~ Lispsnard Il
nom 70 10 q. M, and frVm b I .. m. 2G,llSt
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EARN FOR SALE AT RAILWAY, N. IA
de- irable farm for sale within two miles OF the rail-
road depot consistins Of lb acres OF improved land
~, &c, ali new more land can be had II relaired
Terms easy. For full particuars, app!y 70 JOHN
HICKS, Nc 4 Ann 81, n. y, under the Museum.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-BAk-
IL gains In real estate- house eontSinins looms
,nd LOT of roprd ~ by lbE prics s9J Iiv. aoIa, s
400 half down Be ,era house. and lot. tor sale on
ssxy terms also a small farm TO let aud store ln
Lee Steamer HUlSE Leaves foot o. 9p.hs ~; ~
daily. JOSEPH COfTE. spii Hse iA'
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ENIPIOYMENT-Pemn,c.
REAL ESTATE.

EARN FOR SALE IN ROCKLAND 90 =.
=, 20 miles from Hs. Yah, farm Of 70 scrss sood
yntssd fruit ab ,ndant price 4t0OO; tsrmI easy.
uoGEks TAYLOR, 5o9 Broadway, rom ..
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MANUFACTORY TO LET, ON SOUTH
IVl side Of aist Il, "A fest west OF 4th sve-Larse
story brick building and lots large yard, driveway
!" "'he "a npp' ''' '''' 2s,iln8
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HOUSE FOR SALE-A HOUSE AND Is
III or so acrcs Of land TO suit the purchaser abou!
10 miles from New York on Long Island / oommanl'
cation daily BY railrusd stsAmboAt For pArticu'
lars. Inquire Of SAMUEL J. POWELL, IL Pitt et bs
fore a. M, OF sfter p. m, or Of j. YOUNG, son
brook, L.. N,l",s
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FARM FOR CONTAINING SIX
n. rosS I ahdss ss !Ss sSSS S
Ia ,tusted mile eat % the thrivinr yil!sse g.
Tree station. peepons wanting fArn should LOOK o.
this. Cars leave south Ferry direct o. oers nom
For psrtioisrs oaA on L. CORNELL. on TIE Yrsmise'
.Jamaica. l. l. aph A0.TW
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EARMS FOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST
Il farms In the stste-l0I scre~, S2,b2o 100 aere,'
1859, 3 y .ss ssss .sTs sss sefs seti Il
Painfieid 60 900; cottages, large lots sold lo~
Call on B. VAIL, ~ Fulton Il, from 10 70 on SAtur
spS 24so1iio
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CARM-CIiEAP wESTCHESTER FARM
II for sale-25 acres, with apple, cherry and pear
trees house and barn. In pictnesSue location, "
o. EppY co, 81 liberty q mhSO Aa0'lSl
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HOUSE ETOLETLOw-A FRAME HOUSE
II with lots In t4h ave, near With ct, BROOKLYN,
ruhaIie for . aorirt Apply 10 Ii. VALENTINE, north
aide OF I'D u, bet 4th and 9Th aSes. lO,lbj,l2
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FARMS FOR SALE-CHEAP FARMS
4 near the II. X. depot, n miles from New YORK. on
!, l., tract q excellent farming land all productive
cultivated for sale In auantss 70 suit purchaser. a
w an acre, Terms easy. Z. A. BUNCE, thS owner,
zChy Hall flace, corner Chamber 4. aps 1<Aa'1It
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EOR TIE PRESENT, TO THOSE OF

! Il small m aans onlv IL csnts. To ,th extracted
A.: plssc work Call on Q. BAKER, CD Bro.d say
Lar uJIisJL, rom !. Opja oIaiJ hlls!h
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HOUSE AND GARDEN TO LET-wITH
Ilplenty Of fruit, At Fort Les Station, Northern T.
inluire Of A. QCACKENBJlsH, Mp. 8 Broad, or -
ChaTiss Il, or Of GEORGE sEhOR, opgsite the
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An ORDER for a thousand rifles for Tennessee
was received at CoLr's Saturday; If course 1t
was not filed,
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IT, USES IN BROOKLYN AT Low

HOUSE TO LET-A TwO-STORY AND
II athc and basemsnt aad cellar frame building,
north ide OF ssth 4, bet 1t ave and ave \, Hmt-
$3.50 per year Inquire Of hr; ACTON SS Sls lS,ce
the row q new buia;nss In sith st, Bot. ID sad Az
bet, and O'Clock. s~A'"''
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[ pllAGE HOUSE TO LET, OR FOR SiIs
s,b per annum-M tn, bes.tifui VILLAGE Of
~ " nce,ue, IL; a o! AL hours ride " Nos York,
~ 7, NJ lsland Railroad, which rams train oyerv
hat,hovr from Nay nsxt . neat cottage house, c,u.
a mug roopr with plenty II land for q garden, 10 a
m,IsGhm.sr. Gm sssy rms will be made. Apply j. Pc
'hhE, i'' Nrand u. api9,f5i, 2Sao
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
LEGAL.

'huSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the IIth
L DAY q February, A. d., 1851 J. Wilson Gui-
teau and Missouri Guifeau, bis wife, OF Daver-
port IOWA, executed unto Austin Corbin ~ Irus-
,es cer'ain Deed OF Trust, conveying to said
Trustee the land in Scott county, lows. bed
as follows, towit Lot No. sixteen (l6l Of
Hawiey outlots," being situated in the south
cast quarter Of section No. twenty eight f23 and
the north quarter Of section thirtythrce 33)
Ia township No. seventy eight rs, north Of range
No. four a. East of the 18th =. H., containing
i've and tTe1iy-iour one-hundreiih4 acres
- 2i-lU0, be the same, more or leas for n mora
particular description Of which, reference /,
hereby made TO the map or plat Of sail iiawley,s
outiot+, recorded In book n u Deeds, at rage
~ ot the records Of sad county viii IN saii con.
veynnce was made by the said Gaiteau and wife
Tor the purpose Of securing tho payment If one
certain promssDry note mn the interest thereon
signei by said J. Wilson Guitsau. dated the IIth
Jay Oh February, ~ H., is57. AMI payable in ono
year after date 10 the order Of Nicholas Peierya-y
at the Banking House Of Maeklot 4 CoJbin. Of
baFenpoft, with interest st ten per cent Der an
nul. Endorsed cn sal note IS interest T. Febru
ary llth, SO, AMI eighteen dsliars st different
ZINES thereafter. Said notc v = fer the sum Of
one hundred and seventy doliars
And now, said note having become due ana
payable, and the said J. Wilson Guteau hayin,
failed To pay tho same, except in part a. ahoye /
Austin Corbin,i trustee - aforesaid 10 hereby give
thspubic notice that by virtue II the mower which
- iui4ic weston " sai betd .. rust VIII on sat
uriay the 25tn day OF January, A H., 1852. al Tho
hour Of nice o'clock In the forenoon Of said dnv at
the Court House door, in tho city Of Dav
enport, EXPOSE and eiIer Ter sale at public auc-
ton, for cash. the parcel Of iana above described or
50 much thereof sha! be necessary to satisfyand
pay tie amount OF saii note with interest
thereon 70 the day q sale, together with all costs
and expenses attending said ia cost of thsn notice
and Trustee feea.
Dated the 30tA dGy Of rocember, A. H.. 1861.
AUSTIN COKBlN,
deJO dts Tnstoe