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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-12
Democratic State Central Committee.

We publish in another place an Official no.
tice from Hon. j. 2. Hoge, Chairman of the
Democratic state Central Committee, sum
moning the members to meet in San Fran
cisco on the 7th of May for the consideration
Of very important questions The calling OF
the Committee together is Of course neces-
sary, in order to prepare for the coming cam
paign, although it would have done no par
ticular harm, perhaps, to have deferred the
meeting to later date The main question
10 be discussed by the Committee is, wheth-
or the Douglas forces shall join hands with
the Breckinridge organization. in order TO
make united contest against the Republi-
cans, or whether the Douglas party shall, 10y
virtue of its regularity, make its own terms
for the Democracy at large, and simply eX-
tend 10 those who like the platform an invi-
totion to stand upon it. 1t will probably
also be considered, whether it would not be
advisable, in view Of projected Pacific Re
public, or, in other words, in view Of seces-
sion in this state, TO prepare the way for n
grand Union party, whose great object
would be, of course, the perpetuaton of the
Union, and determination to resist aeces~
sion on this coast
These are certainly grave questions. II
the two wings Of the Democracy could
be joined on any fair basis, they would be
able to defeat the Republicans in the next
contest. But the differences have been so
broad and deep that it will be difficult to
I4armonize on any common principle Merely
to organize on vague, misty, general no
tlon Of peace, seems TO us ridiculous. We
think the wisest thing the Douglas party can
do Is 70 rely on its own principles make its
own tests, and put forth platform upon
which all Union loving men can stand Let
those who are true TO the Union take their
position on the said platform, and all those
who are not, stand aloof 1t is better to be
defeated than to sacrifice principle or to aflil-
late with men who might lead the country
into secession and revolution, similar to that
now existing in the Southern portion of the
Union.
BY the time the Committee meets, howey-
er, things will be pretty well determined in
the East, and we can act more advisedly than
now. 1t will shortly be known With Ger.
tainty, whether there is TO be a reconstruc-
ton Of the Government on a basis salsfac-
tory TO the Border States or an eternal sep
aration into two Conlederacics There is
great deal of sense, now, in mems waiting to
see what is going to transpire, and what the
future Of the country is TO be, before fully
making up their minds as TO what political
position they will take TASTY action at a
time like this, so fraught with vast and un-
counted consequences, will be regretted by
every intelligent and patriotic man who
plunges into it, Think before you leap
Pause before you take step which you will
be unable to recall.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-12
spencer's Th~cshers, with Perigo Powers

These Machines, made by d. & S Spencer, are well
known; have been in use in California some three
years, and regardelby those who have used them
with great favor3O, SO, 36 inch cylinders, with Peri
go's 10 herse powers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-12
Woods Patent Combined Self -Raliing
Reaner and Mower.
Woods SWather.

new Machine, first that have come to Calfornia
represented as emently practical in the Self-Rakin
process-a desderatum long sought in cutting ma
chimes.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-12

A new Machine, worked by two horses from behind
can be raised and lowered to suit delivers the grair
in very regular swaths by means of bands revolvin.
over platform, thence gathered into gavels by RAKE
attachment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-12
Haines' Illinois Harvester,

Cuts 10 feet wide, deposits the heads into follower
and adjustable to have any required ength Of stube
an immensely effective Machine.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-26
SUPERIOR CoURT-JupGr MARTIN

COURT OF APPEALS OF MARY LAND.
DECEMBER TERM.-ANNAPoLIs, Feb. 25.-Nos. 1872
l53, 154. The Mutual Fire Insurance Company in
Baltimore County Us. William Grove Deal
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. The argument in these cases was conclu-
ded by VIM. Schey for the appellants. - No.
100. Ann Tongues Lessee. Us. Geo. W. Nutwell.
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. The argument in this case was COM
menced by VIM. H. G. Dorsey for the appellant.
- No FL. Especial Docket.) Northern Gen.
trail Railway Company o. The State of Maryland
Justice Godsborough delivered the opinion of this
Court, Judgment affirmed
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OPIUM EATING ON THE INCREAsE.-One of the Gu
rious facts revealed by the publication of csstom
country last year 100000 pounds of Opium. OF
this amount 1t is estimated from reliable data that
not more than ne-tenth is used for medicinal pur
poses, Inc habit OF eating opium is known to be
men, and literary men, and enormous quantities
are used by the manufacturers of those poisonous
liquids which are dealt out in drinks in the saloons
and groceries that infest every city and village in
the country.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-26

Illinois school statistics show the following
figures: Number of schools, 8, l62 scholars, AZ.
247; male teachers, 1928; females, 6,4s5: school
houses, s,22l; scholars in private schools, 49,
average wages to teachers 1882 and $3.50; total
permanent school fund, si,sIe,Q54,
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La w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JupaE BOND

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
Archibald Stirling, Jr., Esq, States Attorney.
Charles Green, John Brier alias Drawer, and
John Button, severally indicted for burglariously
entering the dwelling of John EShannehofer, and
stealing a lot of clothing and jewelry, were ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty.-Cunagenda APP
pold and Emily Hart were found, by jury, to be
be confined in the Almshouse.-Michael Moon,
charged with perjury, removed his case to Balti-
more County Court.-State Us. Peter McCafferty,
indicted for stealing the of SAL. so from John
Josephs, at McCafferty's house. in Guilford alley.
Tried before jury. Verdict guty.-Michael
Mullen, convicted of biting off the lip of John Ha-
gan, was sentenced to two years confinement in the
penitentiary. William Cadet, convicted of the
larceny of a watch and chain, valued at SCI, was
sentenced to the pententary for year.-Ad-
journed at 81 o'clock until this morning at 10
o'clock
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Bridget Hogan, administrative, Us. Kennard
Chandler. Plaintiffs appeal from Hiss Judgment
affirmed Charles d. Hiss u.s. Ed. I. HI. Wal
ter. Appeal from Myers. Judgment reversed.
Walter was arrested ON the 9th of September, 1860,
for violation ofhe Code for selling cigars on Sun
and held in custody until paid. After release,
Walter brought suit before Justice Myers against
Hiss for damages for false Imprisonment, &C. and
judgment was given in his favor for $50 and costs
An appeal was taken to this Court, and the judg-
ment OF Squire Myers was reversed.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Wood Abbey Us. Burbank Co. Judgment on
terms.-Busby The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company. Action to recover damages for
injuries received upon the road. Before reported.
Not concluded. --Assgnmen to-day SCI to 6l2.
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3usinsss CARDS.

NEW CARVING AND
w GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT
would call the attention If the citizens Of Bamore
West Baltimore street, where manufacturing to or
der PLCTURE, PORTRAIT AND LOOKING GLASS
AIS 5F GEk EaS AAb i FRGNcH
LoOkING-GLASS PLATE.
EgAI orders in line will be carefully and punctuay
VTCKERS 4 FRANCK
nl4tf NO 80 " est Baltim ore ST., near FIR ,lerick.
JAMES M. ANDERSON l. SON,
~ E IA
INVITATION. WEDDTNG, VIsTTiNG CARDS, ETc.,
Corporate and Noaria SEALS Letter Stamps etc London
and Paris Visiting Cards De La Rues Envelopes etc te22
EREEN l. ZOE,
SsaLERs n se caoigE 4 f Isoae Fas'e'
1872 WINES, LIQUORS,
fell-G No. SO BALTIMORE STREET, Bait
{ EEO. W. HOOPER,
= SHIP CHANDLER AND GROCER
HEMP; PATENT GoRDAGE, GHAINs, ANCHORS,
BLOCKS, BUNTING, HAY, ROPE, &c.
1890. CORNER PRATT AND SOUTH STREETS,
VIZ a MARBURG & CO.,
w. No IS W. LOMBARD STREET,
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS AND PIPES,
DoaESTiG GIG AXIS
Purchasers would do well to examine our stock before
buying any where else. mh7-tf
INVEST Il JEVENS,
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
ca s FIXTTRes,
No s0S Baltimore street.
Gas Pipes introduced into public and private building
ne best manner and on the most pleasing mrll
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-26

EJ'O and after January 80, Trains leave
CALVERT STATION AS FOLLOWS:
. The Nail Train daily except sundays Al : 20 ! -,
for kmrd, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston, Scranton.
Binghampten, Syracuse, Oswe;o, Toronto, Ouehr and
Montreal and all parts of Western New York and Canada
Also, for PsbUrg, Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati, ST.
Louis and ali parts Of the West and Northwest
For Emmittsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster. Lebanon Rrt,
hem Allentown. Easton, Reading, Pottsyille Carlisle and
ChamberSburg, Pa, and H2gerstoWn. Md.
For Green Springs, 0vinLs Mills Reistersown and West
minister.
For New York city, with only change cars, and at
as low fare by other routes
Travellers by this train to Detroit and Chicago via
Niagara Fails, at-the by any other route
York Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
$40 p ~ for York and points the Western Maryland
Railroad.
The Harrisburg Accom- mediation Train daily at NJ tof
the West and Northwest
Travellers from Vast ngton and tie South Ivy the go
this road.
For TICKETS ana lnormaligc, apply at the TICKET
OFFICE Calvert station, n. L. corner Of Calvert ani
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
- JAS. c. CLARK T. SUPERINTENDENT
JOHN I. RIGNEY, Asst ;Suu ntrn5t7l
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AWARE RAIIB0A M FOB d SALISBURY AND IN
nett WI CKAwFoan, Agent:
La ga EfSsszEs5S5ssg-1 FOR THE
fsss2 ssgs - - VEST Ard SUCg'-.

EEK s,sss Ssss@-&essss VEST Ard yUCg'.
on and after November 25h, ls50 the trains viii ~
fpllows
Leave Camden Station, Bait!Glore-Ma Except surss,
ct 100 A. NJ; Express daily at 4.G0 u Be Trains
directly through to i FSSlS o. THE WEST, SOUTH
WEST AND NORTHWEST
FOR IVA I PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 4 Pa,
commodatou train; between Cumberland and Wfi.ti5
and betwee Grafton and Petersburg, take the 4p0
and 4.CO p. 81. train from Ea tipcrc
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore AT Il 90
and Frederick at 7.35 A. N
THE ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Bal laore az IL
A. ~, and and 500 p NJ, and Ellcotts NILS at a
NJ, aur . 80 and 6 20 P. N. N -
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore Is and SIS A a., ard 3 70 ann ~
~ On Sundays Ct 4.25 a. N, only Leave washington a
$50 and 7.40 \. NJ, and 3l5 and $50 p NJ SUNDAYS t
Sl5 P N. only. The second and third only frorj
Baltimore stop at way points The second fourth trains
froui Baltimore and the second third WasLjnT
connect with trains the Annapolis Road. S'
For further information tickets OF every kind, kc app
To- J T. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden static, or at H.
Ticket Once. P SMITH VII
=, ~ Master Of Transp ration
u. NJ C'l4E, General Ticket Agent
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sSTs - r-sEg;ss:=55zEsgsE1 PHILADELPHIA
81 - & s9 ~ 1e7s.tsfS W l. Nj y q r n A

Ilkt III II D Eli II 4
Az8 i y GTOn AND
BALTi MORE tA -L4s.An.
WINTER ASRANGEHEN 4
n and after MONDAY, Nov. Goth Passenger trains r.,
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPUI
DAILY except Sunday IS follows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN At $50 4. NJ, WAY MAIL at iG.Is
A. NJ; EV ENING MAIL al $40 P. 81.
ON SUNDAYS at SO p. e. only All trains connect gIt
New York Trains except $40 I. b., on Saturdays.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
4l5 P d. stopping at all Stations between Baltimore and
Hsyre de Grace.
From PHI .ADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at si5AMl2M
and 10 80 7. NJ 80
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
By leaving in 10 5A b. train will connect at Wilmington
with 6S3 ~ train, daily Except Sunday) for ali stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays for Milford; MONDAYS Wed.
nesdays and Fridays for Ssaford; aying ut N II
can procure astopover check from Conductor, spend TIE
night in Wilmington, and take the 9S5 A. train lar -.
stations between Wilmington and Salisbury
NOTICE-All colored persons, wrether bond or free "
De required TO bring responsible white nsn n,r0
ally known to the undersigned who VIII he willing t6sna
portion Of the road ~
n24tf WN CRAIy r,pD A.,.r.
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Ssatazz5Eal-saza FOE THE PATUTENT FTVFR
me steamer MARY WASHINGTON will resume her
t9G{e 70 the PatuXent River, commencing WEDNESDAY
MORNING, February 9Th 1861 at O'clock and connpc
every Wednesday until further notice Proceeding as far
returning will leave Hills Landing every Friday morn
ing l9r benedict Will leave Benedict every Saturday
IloIIHE at clock for Misunderstanding at all the usual
going ana returning. ''--'
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ENLOUR.-Milldale, Roscoe and Family Flour,
suitable for the retail trade and bakers use For sale
~ me gray load or otherwise by A. L. WEBB BRO cor
aet1 1sss ana commerce sts II
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<<Fg AMERICAN-EUROPEAN EXPRESS.
s@zAzEh NE " YORK
AUSTIN BALDWIN Il CO., Sole Proprietors
Forward small parcels packages and heavy freight 10
all parts OF Europe per Steamer twice every week Also
per steamer via Bremen and Hamburg Through receipts
given and dispatch guaranteed
BILLS OF EXCHANGE issued, payable in England Ire
land Scotland France and Germany Also, passage
secured European steamer rates drafts for
sale On the Royal Ban Of Ireland, Dublin AMY 70
JNO. Q. A HERRING, AGENT,
r26 3u " '-' A@APiSSs SuT,uittny,
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5gil. R0a0s.
WINTER ARRAEGEHEA

IlSs EEsEzssz1 FUR IRE
sssS-z sial- -idsie ORTIZ, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF HOURS.
TVTNyEP xR9 ,S=,s.1
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". Z. hEHS, Mastt
I'll WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Fs1--2@ss3re5s=@Ss
INDIYIDUAL ENTERPRISE LINE
"a ana after ESD January 2gth, 1861 the Steamer
LeaTe BalIimore every TUESDAY MORNING st O'Clock
ZOE 81 -htChAELS and EASTON, via MILES, RIVER
thEtf3 return saTnc day Every Wednesday same hour
ior Ann P0LIS, WEST RIVER and CAMBRIDGE, re-
ttnhg on ihursday by The route. Every Saturday
az the same hour for ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER CAS-.
~ II oAFOkD and EASTON POINT, return on Mon
w ny it same route, leave EasOn Point O'clock
ja26-tf " ei' Z, Il c.S-NrC~
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IS comparatIYely and built ny merchants u :ee
ricHsolrg and Baltimore, interested in the trade, and by
erchants and farmers residing the counties bordering
on @ happahannock, Tor the purpose of keeping
nrst class steamer on the route During the winter tie
ward deck has been enclosed thus aOrug complete Vru
lection for Horses, and other live stock Carriages 81 ~
sizes can be taken board and carried ok without
taxing Oil the wheels. Her berth accouIju
cations are large and commodous, and her caiaey
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapgak.
Through freight received in Baltimore ana charges ps
BY X ); CAPRON i Co, B0wly's wharf
felgh received on board % the Steamer " cdug se
and thursdays, and on Fridays up O'Clock, = "
For further information and Blank KergpI a Frr us
by the Company, apply on board TO
Il. j. CAPRON & Co, Are. $.
~ ~ ,,~, y 0. 81 BoWlys wharf, Raltimor.
=. SLAUGHTER President Eradey;nl, e[rraI
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T.. PLUKBER,
AND DEALER IL
, PLGhBLNG AATERIALS,
"heEe can be found at all times good selection OF Pu
Lead PIPE and sReet Lesd, pI Hopse Powers
Pig and Bar Tin BATH taT Tubs' fouii''h'
Sheet Zinc, iron and Copper Boilers.
Spelter Kitchen and Pantry Sinks,
Pen Stocks, WaterClosetand " ash Basin.
SIDE ' ayes, Marble Wash Stand Slabs,
Ere Plugs, Brass and Silyer Plated CocLs
farnum Double action Force grinals,
Single action Force Pumps, Cooking Ranges-test pa
Hydraulic Rams-GatcRes Glazed Iron Stone Drain Pine
v anu 2 IN makes al sizes, with Turns and
EA II work entrusted will be promptly executed
by good workmen and at low prices Country prompt
~ attended TO- Single pieces furnished for repairs any
my machinery. Nit
TENHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
I'D. PRATT CO.,
-, coRNER OF BALTIMORE AND S. CHARLES STREETS.
The prcpretors respectfully invite such Merchants as are
credit call and examine cur system and test The reliabi
factory testifaonais oftousanSs Of in" thu d a
en cities East and have for been subscribers
The cities country towns, ample satisfaction slis
sy o. our nforst9n and the great benefit to Be- derys
rom the Agency, by those who subscribe. mh6t
I A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
~ This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling, perfect,
pure and Of rich ruity taste, unsurpassed in quality ny
RUBis Cabinet W E-Parcuar attention OF
invited to Its GRANTEES and superiority as
sarGntssd to Be the natural product Of the
many competitors spreading the report that the Wine
imported under the OF Rubs artciay coored 90
hereby bid the SUM OF TEN THOUSAND Dollars any Known
scientific proof that the deep cclor the Enbis any
j. GozgG Co,
Chalons-sur-Marne, france
CHARLES H. MYERS BRO,
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SSah&5 LINE OF
~. -,,, - - PACKETS.
HELEN a. MILLER, Gait
CHARLES, Kuark
These vessels all Of superior class and insure at the
oWeSt figure They sail regularly advertised and com
nanded by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
pacy OF the ABOVE vessels in such Wit great
facility to shippers For freight cabin steerage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON co,
or,o ~ r-.,,-,- No. Gl Pratt street
GEO y. HYNSON Co., Agents, New Orleans, will for.
their address
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-24


Gen. Wool LAS been formally Installed
in command ut Fortress Monroe, and
vigorous movements from that quarter
are promised. There was Al engagement
on Wednesday at Matthias Point between
the Resolute and Reliance and the con-
federate batteries on shore. Seeing a bat
teau filled with barrels on shore, boat
was sent from the Resolute to bring it off
No sooner had the boat touched the beach
than volley was fred into it by conceal
ed rebels in the woods, killing three OF
the men instantly. and woundiu@ one in
the head, it i feared fatally. The Reso-
lutte fired into the midst of the rebeIS one
shot OF canister and n,ue OF shrapnel
with, it Is thought, extensive havoc. As
the various woods skirtinG the Potomac
Ritter offer fine amlu;cs.! ,ftr tins 4, ltnv
officers are urging til application of are
As the most effective means OF DESTROY M
these assai!ing advantages. On Saturday
the Freeborn shclled the woods near Ma
thias Point. from whence the rebels fred
On the htsc!ltes tpat- ana cleared theih
out. rendering them untcnablc for time
at least
The rebels now have four batteries at
Aqua Creek, and officers are said 10 report
that unless government takes immediate
action to expel the rebels, navigation will
be completely closed; while the navy de,
partmeit aver that they have 10 fear of
that sort
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GEx. AxprFsoNs DIsTErcT.

Kentucky and Tennessee have been
erected into n mil tary district, and Gen
Anderson placed = command His force
is to lie augment / 50 Is 10 afford etiec-
tive aid TO the ! lion SIS i'm Tennessee. -
Gen. 4. left hjngron on Wednesday
for Kentucky. There are already FIVE
regiments of kcutuckians organized and
awaiting his arrival, while FIVE more are
in process of formation. The Government
is shipping arms to East Tennessee. \,
arms were frequently shipped ON the Co
vington and Lexington t. K to the seces-
sionists in Tennessee, the citizens Of IIar-
rison co, Ky, on Saturday waited on the
officers OF the road and demanded that
the business must be stopped or the road
would be destroyed. They promised to
obey, and train loaded with 6 cannon
and Is cars of small arms was sent back
to Covington.
The secessionists in Louisville On Sa;ur-
day called peace meeting at the Court
House. Trabue, sccessionist, and Speed,
Upionist, were simultaneously nominated
for the chair, when a division of the house
was called and Speed elected ten to one
The meeting then passed ANONYMOUSLY 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-24

The Government having ordered Capt.
Webb, OF the quarteImastcr department
at Chicago. to purchase 1909 horses for t q
use OF toi. Dlckeys cavalry regiment aud
Capt ". having asked tor proposals Of G.
tractors quite a number OF solid men,
among whom were such men s. LoIenzo
= >,t' =: Il. !horne and II. +. 600 l..
wen, - Chicago and applied for the con-
tract l. wa~ let, however, to B F. CARY X,
the stump, banker in that city. His Of
fer, we presume, was a tritie below that of
any body else, and the letting to him IA; y
be all right. The connection, however OF
Carver with those operations on our state
Treasuary that led to the abrupt resigna
ton of Mr.. Miller, the fact Is that he is o
near insolyent, that certificates of deposit
o. hi, blnk are selling at from - TO 90 C :
OH the dollar and the further fact that
Carver is VIGOROUSLY fast man, not sup
posed to be practically much al home
among horses, and withall has a bank in
the vaults ofwhich 100000 of Uncle Sans
gold would be an admirable substitute or
the same amount Of currency. give the
affair of this contract an unpleasant lcok
although, as We said before, It a,,g te all
right
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MObbfnr Presses.

A week or two ago we announced that
a mob of secessionists, led on by Felix r.
Zollicoffer, formerly a member of Congress,
had robbed the office of Parson B~ownlow,
at Knoxville, Tenn, and suppressed the
publication of his paper.
A few days litter, a mob of soldiers en-
tered and Quilted the office of the Demo
cratic S;ardord, at Concord, y. II.
On the 18th inst, q crowd entered the
office of the Bangor (Me.) Democrat, clear
ed it of everything it contained, and burn.
ed the contents in the street
The JeGr,ontan newspaper Office in
Westchester, Pa, was visited 10y Il mob on
the 2Uth and cleaned out, for alleged Sc
cession sympathy.
The publisher of the Haverhill, Mass,
Democrat, was seized by mob on the both,
covered with a coat of tar and feathers
and ridden on rail through town, and
compelled TO swear that he would keep
his pen dry in aid of rebellion.
The office of the Easton Pa, Sentinel,
was Quilted by a mob on the 18th inst,
because the paper advocated peace and
compromise.
The Grand jury of New York City have
presented the y. y. Day Book, the Jouraal
Of Commerce, the FieeD.an's journal, and
the Brooklyn Eagle as presses sympathiz-
Ing with the rebels, and virtually asking
the mob to suppress them.
The mob have also warned" the Peoria
German papers, accused of entertaining
rebel sympathies
This business has gone too far already,
and ought to be stopped. On the part OF
the South, we have expected no better
things: rebels against the constitution
and laws Of the L 5, we expect them 10
trample on their own laws and all the
laws OF decency and propriety without re-
of anarchy, and anarchy prevails within
secession borders by natural right
/ But al the North we pretend to abide
by the laws. If any of the above papers
have uttered treason, there will be no diff
ticulty III the way Of the law taking hold
OF them, and jurles will be found quite
ready to convict the publishers. Taking
the Supremacy Of the Constitution and
the laws as our watchword and shibbo
leth, 1t is treason to the cause the North
Is cOntending for, to countenance moi
violence in any case.