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, 1861-05-04

SArJ
.sb. rorr1aern Towns Of Coo.x Veanss'
Tne northern sections of Cook county: .e
~zcrhov1ng with patriotism. The little toFn'
Q. o...--.sttne, .Dantou Ind Darlington hate =
q r -esr'y full !, md In day Or tro they
company ~stlves ready to march: The
1M M<p:.t ~ ~ n.-t,1 uet with tbs Company IN
1s 81. Prs.bztsa.n b. church, on rha.sa.y evening; =;
~ tsa Tnole spirit Of the 1-eeang rea''noea
NJ . It M he dimes We read pbout IN .aa he7p,u:
~,ns,sIT ~ struggle. Ca the assembling 81 1na
~as,1nac: . Wm, Il, 'oanton Esq; VS. @nade
chsirmxu. and Il. Clark Secretary. Rev mr'
R,eeh opened the exercises With an tmpres.
Avs md appropriate prayer; Dr.. J. EaleF hna 6.
~. ,s.ts- suar ths.4 Sta- spangled banner',,
and Tha Rad, Wh.ts and Blne," the entire
Il. -.;,a,-rco ,oInfnx In tha chorus with thfaMeg
:: saeeE The peopls aad The recruits we're a. .
.aare,sed Tor nearly an hour By Ill. efosa o, o.,
: 4hs Ta1urSE, and altogether ths meeting Tn'
1onr be rsmembereaby Ill who were ffesen1,
xa.d n,sn AID 1naidens, honored motsefs ano
svrn and littls cafldren-pen
N ths prime and vsset Of .nannood-sn .aes sa
the entire community #ers, there, manetlne
fsair = ni.aye11 and tear., 10: Of sofro". o4s Q
rz~arfnttc devotion, and bidding the EsAan
msn who bad enlisted under the sass :an'
atriees :tsoia4peea in th-ir glorious wesE
Tnsy ats r9ele se: ef fellows, aud Tne'
4man TO- msa and ste:l TO steel" Is ta
!; Gid etvssy ono Of them VIII do! n
, 1861-05-04

Another Reg a1astlon On Pennsylvania.
NEW YORK, May Especial Washington
dispatch to Hbst says tt is confidently asserted
that tho Government will commence active
operations against the rebelson Monday.
Another :; equisition has been made upon
two fist class steamers nov plying between
PerryyiIie and Aplapoli5~
, 1861-05-04

While tbs Convention which, formed the
Constitution Of the United States was In ses.
sIon at Philadelphia, -ME. Jefferson, then re-.
presenting or country. at the Court Of France,
Erota e f6ilows, tn A.lekter addressed to II.
.Dumss, under date OF September 10, 1sss7: =,
"Our Federal Convention II likely to eit till o.
tober There il general: disposition throughout
fho states to adopt what they shall propoae-and
We ma Be assured their propositions will be wise,
az more nohle assembly never eat In America.
Tapp!lY for ~. tehss ~ Ind osT Goastitsttsoaa
eur usoe.4, zne edA 1ssezkMa srikh dN III eooIaeSs
ef 1HIosouhers and s<t Il to rights, 4ehIIx eVery
ekhtr ration On a4rfA faHse Aon< reeonrse to arms
What rsProaeh to the present generation
!. IL contained IN tho concluding words Of th.s
/ extract -. -s liz. :: :
, 1861-05-04
= THE w AR. !
ElLSW0RTH'S z0UAVES IN WASH
INGT0h. =
Movements in. Maryland.
pREPARMaF FOR THE BLOCKADE,
Secession 0utragesin in Missouri.
CALL FOR MORE TROOPS.
Terrible Earthquake.
mAaoPr1H COMING 10 HIS szHsEa.
Claib. Iackson'a messasc.
Movements in. Maryland
PREPARMaF0R THE BL0cKADl
CALL FOR MORE TROOPS.
Terrible. Earthquake.

From washlpafon Direct.

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WASHINGTON, May 3-The principal otaaera
Of the Military Department. at Washington,
are Col. Mansfield, commencing; Nal. Bar
nard, Chief Engineer; Ma. Buckner, Chief OF
Quarter Master Department; Lieut.. BeckWtth,
Chfef OF Subsistence Department; and Sur
geon Lamb, Medical Inspector.
Col Ellawosth's Fire ZouayeA arrived yes-
terday, and were enthusiastically cheered-
The Goth New York etl4 guards the Railroad
from Annspolis to Washington junction: -.
On application just made By some Of the d
p1omntic corps al; the State Department, tha
following points were ascenainad: first, YES
&C. in blockaded ports, when the blockade
took effect, Will be allowed reaE Vnable t!me
to depart second, vessels bringing em!g1ants,
though having had 10 notice OF the blockade
at the time OF their departure, will not bo a.
lowed to enter the blockaded ports; tEat c1aEa
Of pereons come to the q. S. chiefly to settle
in the upper States Of the mississippi river,
ard 1t will be better for them to enter en-
open port than to encounter the dangera eGd
caeualities incident to the fnsurrection.
WASHINGTON, May 3--From Private inform:
alton, believed to be reliable, 1t IL ascertedned
Naat Virginia herself does not mediate an at.
tack on Washington, that subject being lef'
FIR the consideration Of the Confederate States
Their throwing troops into Virginia is said K
be In anticipation OF O declaration OF WHr %
Dayis's Congress, IS It is expected that III
large gathering IN Washington is ulttmetel.
Jnf9ndea to fnTrda the South,
, 1861-05-04

WAan1sdror, Mag s.-The President has
,saned 4 proclamati2n saying the exlgenciea
demand Immediate 6ad adeqaate measqres fer
fha orotection Of th1 Constitution and pres
ergatiou OF the Union, by suppresstng reYolu-
toa so43last!o@s xhS sa. a5s IT, oPp4s{eg the e
fhree yesr5. un1ess :aooueF discharged, $1,000
volunteers, and directs the increaae the
rsor,1iar army bY 8 .fKfments Of infantrys4 OF
caEaIry. Of artlilerK and 1900 seamen, for
not lesa than one nd .more than three -years'
service.- -: ).
viii be submitted I'd Congress when asssm.
bIed. Hs earnestly Invites the 60 operation
Of ali good cltizea4f % aid the suppression o1
the revolution and thtorce lent Of the la"F'
and for tie speediest possible restoration O
, 1861-05-04

FoRr KEARAzr, May. 8.-The California
ovarl.ni mail coach pasafd at noon.
DRsgEH, April sQ:--&faaian = Council vas
Agent, yesterday, In which deputations OF Ar
apahoes aud Camanches took part, and good
feeling was expressed; and it. to be hopsd
the threatening storm Of Indian hostilities
will be dissipated. i, r ,,-..s :.
from The eden consoidated teh % and di n consa. mass
quence prozpecta are Frightening.
, 1861-05-04

EbEaEE4& n Esto 7!a1Hs7os@1 2 o7.!a!773Hs:1
. CAmo, May Military rule the dAy. No
additions haye been made to the force since
our LAST report, but another regiment VIII he
In to norrow. 4 c ,mpanJ WINS detailed last
evening to relieve the Zouaye company ut Big
Muddy bridge. Company A came IN on the
There ~ three camps; one On the point,
one on the Mississippi leveo, about three
miles from town, and one On the Ohio 1eyes,
An addition is being built to the hospital,
and tatter7 ezected &t Camp Smith, on the
Mississippi 1evee.
Drays Ware engaged during yesterday in haul
ingtss LEAD, $500 pigs, that WeEe taken ftou
the HIllma1, t1slde! the camp ground.
, 1861-05-04

Low & sons satin Wood oval--yezy stiff and
LOW : sons Various Styles Kusst, FTistleR.
JOHN GOSWELL t. co 4 Patent 1Fk ehc78ron-
JOIN aosWELL & CO.'S Var1ona 6sylsA
Paris Buffalo Horn Oval,
PaElR Buffalo rom SQuar8.
Par.s Buffalo Horn Fancy Backs,
Rosewood and Sa,in1ood, fancy and plain, OF every
descrir rton at Low T: Ices.
Tooth Brushes
We cal particular attention TO our sssortMent ct
ths arfice n1ch USUALLY consists from to 500
dozen, embracing all The bsst s.yles of Genuine Len
njnfn ana Fancy Handles, Smith 4 DHYEE,
Apotnecarisa orpoatts fremont House.
DOARDING.-A pleasant suit of
, 1861-05-04


: An informal co"1!ssson' q. appomesa ~ .ne
GOVERNOR eoiaslst1ls y. s1olt' q q. hn4oa' "
boone, u ~ laan.'t VI eaup' ana 49,. .oe.
a. MArsnau o1 Coies' " Ae4est Isoua .1lo a.ss
OF tTo hnnoFea eo"panlee .as n'net5 @ ~ n.aAe m1
up the ntne Iegs'.s ~ , go - Lu1. a sND o1>
greeeioHa' ose's =. sua ' ~.
"olhlrs Ill ee5 enos ss rc,.:s 49, r. .ssss1.7
~ u@ss - .,.aa ~ ~. nova-no- when II
~ ~ Ds lssa1. se rs,,s =. ~.ahah,- s - -no,-o~
VIII ue -.1s.e rl.,s,ra 1;aht T,fsn+-n f,.r+.
soa1, = Ga,srar;ea 90 n Eh:caeo
aaasas' = ~ r1sa t4s;. ara,,t.r e,n,n rs,zo
1ouA' ~ ' .tar w;,1 NJ hs on,7tersd II c,nn
~ - -, ~, w.. 49, -
ssos' ,'...,,.s. aIu w. ~. cont + Il Wahs4er ~
.no w 49, re.e,...,1,,a., nno=.sa-s:
1mses'' -1:s - =. ce,.o a+tsa,,sa ~ ~ pran.
49,, ~ .,aa hasn a,no,ntaa R,,o.5a
]'.41- -. p.;.asa TItao,a vo1nrtazra
-, .frn,ons3 Tba snno;r+,o mt ,,ces
"-a .te-es t-aa ~
go. .NA-sa, 4 .oo.. 1..,.,
,-...s. - 49, Ts1a1 49, - ~ T,;-a Ccn1sss.
s,a,a, n,st-ic+ s,;7 Ho,, :fohn N Palmer to
In sh.t of ~ ~. sixtf n district
A, orRer tas heep issued bv the Governor
aa,,,.,- sar AZ, a,ac,,on nf a.a,ar aane-., of
a.. 81, crta ,,1a+erea in.o tho .eru7oa ~
the I7nitei states.' Three DAYS notice Of The
.1aot;,,, ;s r,ou3-ad affar Tho. ar%tre1 If +ha
oraar At The 1sasns,,arte1;. of each r1fg;ment
~, ws;,acs,z ,nd co1 MoArttur,s ree,.
- ,,..z. u. -, -. ~, ~.
-. -. e,,,aa,- naa+,,,atva, ,n1.,,o,,,,
rs. c.,-.,,,a = ~ aso~,a.. tb.+ 49,, oc,n,o.
r,as shan h. tsrsn 5sa,n Ch1cseo Cant Rar.
La-,* .ra tb-ca sont,, ~ The 1ina of tha nbIo
IN ~ \ n;ss;ss;nnf Railroad
~ a5SScreeeta annron,;st,ona of tb3a f4ere.
| -, ,s--.s...4 T. -. - +,.sa -, 4
go -s,.,,,-- ~. ,n.r,;aa ~ g e. - ~ +ar
psa.n.a14a [ ~ ~ .,,,,,1a far ~ ~ nn~oto.o ~ ~
nnsH' nsn .,;.ana in aate4s -, - 5ata.ass sn1 ~
, 1861-05-04

WnM1sGroa, DEL. May 3-Three compa-
MES have been sworn IN under the Governors
proclamation. He ha4. made requisstion for
5000 r1fes, which,. aided to the arnas here,
viii suffice to place the State In q condition Of
defence. The Knjglts2ef the Golden Circle
are plenty; but quiet. 4, " ;.
, 1861-05-04

The Pfesldents Of the threo great EasteEn
:. Ia Weesatesn Railwzy lines have agreed upon
- 1s,r5cr =, sn4r1zRs .oF FRE1aH7.-owinK
~ tsf fiistTscted state of the country, and IN
sosssHnenceo ~ at notices from The regular an.
essc,*tisS :ths d abroad Companies represented
81 fSe andeisigned. win require The. oo.ery:
ac*.d aee+*ad & a. gfsfss q Missouri, Arkansas;;
EEsnnesses. E M MEentacE5,sad Western Virginia.
Eas1, xssRsge - Mi. BE- dis tnet1y marked,
4 Ns1ansfra6axdN s6dN and underneath fneae woxds
~ .sns of Ms Shippers # the packages !Tae
shIppeFs reee1pt mpauyirg gsaid shipments
A - ss1Tss EoRHrna, Pres. n. 7. Cen: 3: 4
N1THL MARxa -Eee,r N. 7: d Erie Z: q.
r Foa4n 'TupMsoH, Pres. Penn. H. =.
Nenr YoHr. AtirSl 30, 1861.
, 1861-05-04
,:#or 4Alt.

TOR SALE-At Shelton d Tut
ties Easta n Carriage Repository. OF MARKET
street, near Washington street % Encka tEe*e
ooe do face :nd-7aail, 1vs Open 5uGSies new, on
consignment and Will be to1d cheap H5te83s$F
, 1861-05-04

BUFFALO, May s3-Forr companies OF
yoluntsers LIT this alf1uoon for rendezvous
at EimIra. Asplenaa banner wss presented
to them by the ladiea: AReswaIds they Wera
commanded BY Majt e.. President Fillmore
The streets we're thrdnged Flags we're flying
on every building. 1he 18th end ,65th Tegi
menta are ready TO ldaTe on receipt Of orders.
, 1861-05-04

LEXINGTON, Mo-, ~ s:-The Union de-
by the secesstonists.i :Dnp Union man ,was
snot, but not seriously Injured. There was
to be- Union meeting taro Tits evening, but
It has been- suppressed By the seeesaionists.
Tho secession flag now Waves in front Of the
Court House,
, 1861-05-04

Terrible 600 KILLED.
New YoRK, May 3i-The Northern Light
has arrived from AspinwaA with $500, 600 IN
treasure.
VALPARAISO, April 3-Ad7ices say al earth-
quake destroyed Mendoza. 5000 persons
, 1861-05-04

WASHINGTON, May 3-Capt. Meigs returned
to day from Fort Plckens, and says itsreduc'
ton is uts erly impossible for Six months.
The mouth FLAMES river and Hampton
Roads are strictly blockaded.
, 1861-05-04

: MONTREAL, May 2.-There iB nothing fur
ther concerning fhs wreck Of the steamer
United States. Two STEAMERS have left to ren-
DIR ase iAtance,s -''7
, 1861-05-04
AHOEF mAH ELAND4

The ACTON os c tne Saa. - a Tassrs1 MOONS
IN fe,a:lon u .ue ~, tss e;,s - ~ two ernlana.
o'el aa;ua = ..s1s.t a1; % st-noo1a of men who
HONS: - u Wv .ans si,v tercef1 to submit
see tnhs '''es s.e " 80 n onhm;ttinp
to . s"petpf po"si' '*;,a 1T ns +he;r r;oht' to
continue lne aaset ~. ~. +ha a.she1oe of een.
1ufc;; o. u u pioo1 .a snae ~s;eh haa' been: 80
dnent In 1na' s.ase' x,"a " ts,s .geet ,J @ nast \
~'del5 advertised a11s a,s.r;ne a. ~ sin -
unreal HUI AnS'. ~, -, 80 ,-as,- ~ oo.;n u1;en
1eaenees and not V'n oresk oat t ~ attamn,s @ % to
the neH Goyernnens 1ea granna : w,,a4e the
1nake1ss way osel ue,ssst,s sne s fs11 If the
loyal men o1 nassaeuuss''' a Tha H. hnt n.
latter MARYLAND b doomed. dne ho' e I'D. ID.
digration ii the *of "a, 'anau ana,snt @ tressh:
= fold Hercer n6he os: ~ | .sa n.-t Rslti.
eJ which ne" hosaney On ap sns pa.s - s, ,;ts .
more wontd reveal soa.a :.,1.. s" earnrn,nd nm ot
whirlfTind. WIN OF "l'1un' s.1aaaa-a ths
the Government WIN q sm ~,s1Sat York and New
:" AAesA ~ ..,,,,r rr,.oo,, 4hfnr
, 1861-05-04

;z,eaxh Il 0spx- B14k, 2. . l. ::
r; psrso17, Aprl Sd -Gspt F.nk Of tas enl. u
III antes Army, .lsts 1se9us3 uts.3s S *trtneon ~
ffs station, died q 9pPae3 T. ssd: f,sffa.
Ia ~ d{sp Iayed It ha1fmass IN hoo~ q
~ EeWo1ys
, 1861-05-04

EDF :" k0Ns ,..-
NEW York, Msy 3:-Ihe steamer Chesa~
peake Starts to-day, II the Maine Regiment
arrives, direct for Washington.
, 1861-05-04

East HAMPTON, LII, May 3-Fiye var
vessels passed within two miles Of our shore
bound Eonrh, about 5 o'clock Wednesday
evening. They were probably the blockadiug
f1aat from Boston. =
, 1861-05-04

MAI. Anderson: Goue to Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3-Mejor Anderson
passed through this city at noon to-day, en-
route tor Washington ::
, 1861-05-04
rhs Amount OF Me11 Required to XIII
4 3oadAera =.

= soldier.
: Ii the meeting held on Monday y. Cooper
Iustitute, Doctor Church addressed the audi
encs upon the mortality Incident to war, pIs.
ease and exposure constituted, he said, the
reet cau.es ct death 4mnnK soldiers: There
bad bean obtained careful statistics At the CHI.
-mea and ether places. Of The amount OF metal
,empio7ed, and The number q the Killed and
Wonnded. The result: was that they had d.
csrtained With nathamatieal certainty, that
ET} pounds Of lead Wafe Mhot awxy to evo1y
smsu thst Mas killed. Prevent4tion axainst
diaeasa vii, tharefoEe Whist tho soldtw cAisay
needed.
, 1861-05-04

= 5-Es- 95N 1&H1F "3ys
Va see It stated by oIe Of -our cofempora~
1l,ss tsat ssooe men are nok In "ashlngfon,
o. moving rnpidty townrd II from tho 1p5a
.11t.aes. Now lstA AG. Dagi pring on biz fop:
, 1861-05-04
Erap, Hkossnn' To HaIrifnore,

Boston, May S-By permission Of the Sec.
retarg Of the Treasury, the steamer B endeford,
of the Boston and Baltimore line, will eail to.
morrow With fan cargo for Baltimore. She
is forbidden to call at Norfolk.
, 1861-05-04

WANTED Agents to sell Union
Pins: The White Or TtI"w Metal Union
spprops.ate ~ beaqtnal csdysf,r rel lines Price,
md Stencil Gutter, 1so Ftfhatreet Ginctnnst Ohio.
, 1861-05-04
! FROM SPRINGFIELD.


=, '.~ - ,,.e1..~.- ~ -, ~es.,a-, ;aat
1he House anu Senate "ete u .ess'on .''es
evening uht'l laae noaf' a'u nnans ~
a1olat resolution TO aa1ootn s'es A.s 70 ~; =.
10 O'Clock. 20 new naslaoss was 1nst"oeee"
lat H1s!ht, the hme 1etng:spens n arranging
the detsus Of Vaf12as oll1s'
The amendment to Tho CaEaEy 1hl, a'loH-
Ing an extra quota from cn1cago' emo1aes
Capt. bsrkers conpanlee' ~as auoptso
+ Both Housee mes .nls 1no9n11s ~ eloeh.
The Governor sent IN to t1e Senate lae NUM-
nations Of Capt. James T. stokes o. tn'csgo:
espt. William Shepard Of Jersey conntS' aha
Capt 3otn tnison OF Qathey' 70 p'npo=s
ths commission 70 po1enase ulns. Nnsa "s.e
confirmed. 1ne nom.hne1S I1 1s.aS y. as Watta'
/ previously Ma8e' y az. "to4 x.. -
worth o. en'csso' 1Ai.gs ..,.,,..-. ~ Tsa-a.s ~ ~
| sprlngnsao, aoo 'aose '.ms.nt.:. -. ~ -, 49, w.
'aeAeou. ~ ~ . = s-nan a,tnrss or iha stats
counts o. tns nas '1pe'-eA< % - s1''- "'>:'0'
were confirmed ,x.,os hstrsan IL. Sem.
various mess't@ a,aa1su ~. n :. ss;on1n.esr+ w -
sse ana S9nss' ~ anI ao.;ei @ % tha senstsin body
having alIlve,4' ~. " Wa.,sa ns4~' @'A~ :. :.
:ss,. a.. .I Wo,.aa +he ,s1,a1 tin,snr m proccss
~ nae ..esa .. th-ono,, w,th j.
rha senate informed the. House that Il had
er;ah.d nr,ainess and the GiEcrnor -saldihe
a:..st1,sr: A., to commandments 30 the
-,- 1u ~ ss,aT ~, aona and tha Int hill approYed
80 Gaess~1,,- .nfr. McNe1,. sf og,e moved
- ~ s.-,o9 he ,loeea bv theunjted General
As.s.nb,v ~ ,,nr.ng thn ;5tar spasag1ed B.nne5,' ~
s1d that Nj. Wilson OF Chicago be requested
!. tto lead: The resolution wea unanimously
adopted. Mr.. Wilson gracefully declined
saving, "While he would Willingly and hearti
" join the choru. he would tsae the llorrt,
!, , or Offering d substitute In the lerson OF cspt
Quincy TcNet1 of: Rock 1slanf, i" who can't
> T,rwaTa and led: off In :the glorious bid
I Hymu with power md feeling Before th'
/ ant etsux. was concluded the a5nate entered
Il h bodr. The lobby and gal1er;ts were dense
1v nackea. and s1l to1ued the chorus with gfca
enthns,ssm.: Tbs scene was memorable fnt
:. tmnness,ve, Every heart snellee With feeling
eI and Old political ~ennu5ente grasped eacl
3 -, - ne ttnd. and mingled sasir voices I,
a ON. .s " ~ oseer,ug, At the fopclnsion Q
a@.s Tst,n.s, anthem. lr, Churtl1 ii McHcu
s11e tes ess -. ~. Eo,tn4 OF. Joliet shoul
i e.e .s.ss "a. a. Z as9. n d,fand t,e Constttu
a -. 49, - ~ ro,,,+t, and It wa
4 slon aIu ..s+,,. e1.tns,s,+, Tbg :1ndoe cap
!. sa s ~ "a sa1tn,.terea tbei oatb Vic
q ~. ".. s.,,xs+ed With m..sured eu,hasis bT a
d n-.aazt vitb n1nllftad bands: II do soleun]
+. swear. br the sve5-1iving God, th,t I will SUI
!. f7ort the Constituton ot 1ne a1a1eo et1. "a
q i Il, a+ote ~ Illinois. mil defend th
soa o. tn9 ,s9 .r.,ret III a.,aI.ats no ,,e1
, 1861-05-04

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Mays The Council have
appropriated two hundred thousand dollars for
arnlng this city, subject to the, ratification
bv the citizens. --tr $3.50
, 1861-05-04

FREDERICK, hag 5-Ine 1ollOFln5 II IN
abstract OF. the report Of the Cora1nittee on
Federal Relations to the Assembly on the
subject of communication from The Mayor
Of Baltimore, relative to the early restoration
ofrailwaY communication hetW cen Baltimore
and other points.
The COMMITTEES considered the interruption
oftFavel an aggravated evil, hut II facilities for
Invasion were offered to fans tica1 and excited
ruuItitudes from the North, who publicly
threaten our destruction, 1t could be hardly
consistent With prudence to reopen their
channels Of intercourse With Northern sta:ss'
Thsy cannot be efficiently FeestabIIshed With
out guarantee from some quarter for the safe-
| ty and peace Of Maryland.
The report animadvegts on the course OF the
Federal Government in Btationlng trocp3 at
Annapolis and sefzlng the road to Washing
| ton, azd considers such q course IS be4rg
treated as a conquered province, and It is
| therefore the duty Of the Legislature to asce +
| tain the position which the General Govern
ment Is determined to occupy towards this
state-
resolution:
ers to confer with President Lincoln, with regard
I'D e.
| the peace and houor of Maryland a.
Adopted by both Senate and House,
4 .ANEAPoL1B, May S.--The garrison Of Ferf
Monroe numbers one Thousand Massachu tta
men aud 800 regulars. Five thousand Virgin.
Eians were on the opposite side.
Tbs ViFKiuians are erecting = battery at TIT
entrance Of Hampton Roads.
From Information received from the Private
Secretary OF; CAV. Hicks, we learn that MoTy~
land will probably not call q convention. INT
Secessiou{sfs dare not rse the power suddenly
acquired. They say all Ia lost and the STATE
hiss been sold BY the Governor. a requtsfttcr
will In time be ma "a for Federal volunteers
Au order for the same was drawn up wheel
| Aha nr+hraofr orru rrad in RA1tfmnra
, 1861-05-04

magof1in Coming to His Senses.
LOUISVILLE, May 3-Gov. Magofin has Is
sued proclamation ordering an election Tor
Representative, to Congress, o. June 2oth. :
, 1861-05-04
Nfm a1hGrtiEe1l1&tltH.,

q q. sGRITEN AdFssftekng Agsnss e9 Dsd>
bora It., Il eskoffesd to reeeto Adbssttseaszes
ttts asd an tas Lsadtn2 Rspss eF tas Noft:AaaEss
, 1861-05-04

H AIR BRU shes.
HAIR BRUSHES.

For Freight or Passage, applr to A. HARVEf 4 &C
rs aud - Eouth " 2ter street, or to Capt. CHA
CHILDS, On beard. my4ess23tn
, 1861-05-04

WAaamerox, May S.-rhe Petersburg
W11ginia) Eaprsss -to-day, says that a Ken
lucky regiment Of 400 men are eR 7ossts for
Lynshbnixh, Va. The Governor had deter
mined to station la1ge number Of troops 1t
FatenhnrKh- :: :~.. - =.
los onas'ssson ~ tpa!ss1 nl yssteiaay sasane
Fre2ideut Davis will take command In psrlQn;
Is GeueraaJn,C Chief of the forces Gsthe1ins In
, 1861-05-04

NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of
Dack Q.rauy for the election Of Directors aud for
the transaction OF otnes bnst:ess tne5 may come De-
6th !st 1t tha ,np 4ays Dce, ,sS Dearborn street
Cnicagn. tmy4aStJEd1 A, J, kNI2ALY. .
, 1861-05-04

THE ADVERTISER WOULD
l. be willing 10 exchange come Valuable 1anda n
AnskeR1n 0tt1 IA Counties Michigan, for Goods.
a far tfadA Will be given. Address 2. q. Boz 4Q48.
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, 1861-05-04
90 8&4t,

ITO RENT-A desirable Dwellin!
J. House on Kldffdge Court hetwesn stst8 stre,
and Maoaah RVenua- Apply to tho Marine Bank.
, 1861-05-04

.TIVE THOUSAND BUSHELS
NAvT BEAMS
:. 20. - m. ED, :.
r,.- ,btah &ns hfhASt 1aafke4 pftee .pttl bA paid
k"8 arrnIV rsi 70 -" A" NELLEN ksQIHSTE6 '-@>'
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, 1861-05-04

"ANTED-Sitoation as Assist
" ant Bookkeeptr. Salesman, or Outdoor CLERK,
By \ young n4n WHO has had experiences In those
dataa+ Address ". H- T. ut this ofHce. my41<t
, 1861-05-04
N&m anhsrttBeu1e11ta.
OFFICE OF THE
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.

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, 1861-05-04
GOD BLESS OUR BRAVE
~ YOUNG VOLUNTEERS
AT ROOT. g. @ A d KS
95CLARK STREET
New Sour by GEO F, ROOT pr,ca rs Cents.

purchase for
w Cash, Dwelling House and Lot or vacant
Lot IN desirable In ttts city tuply TO g.
" WOODS, ar L. a. PutnamE, 1!d ndIlph Atraef.
, 1861-05-04

GOD. BLESS OUR BRAVE
~ YOUNG VOLUNTEERS .
1t ROOT Il 0ADKsB.....86E CLARK Street
New aorg by GRO r. ROOF pfice = cents.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22

A. : 49,
ma The leaders Of the rebels in South
Carolina are making themselves the
laughing stock-ef all people By their ut
terly absurd ranting. Thus, the Charles
ton Mercury, after ranting through
column Of gasconade on the capture Of
Beaufortby oarSect, calls upon all the
chiralry to burn their houses and cotton,
and everything in their way in their re-
treat from the hated Union forces, and
closes with these remarkable words:
"Let US all, with cae heart, repeat
the noble sentiment of one Of her dead
sons: his better for South Carolina to
be the cemetery Of free men than the home
Of slares.
Now is net that rich? South Caro-
lInal two-thirds Of whose children
bleached-though they be-are sold and
purchased on the aution block, proclaim
ing the sentiment, that "it is better for
her to be the cemetery of free men than
the home of slaves" Why, for what
but to make that State, and all the other
States, the "homes Of slaves" is South
Caralina and the other conspirators,
striving % subyertthe Constitution, and
overthrow the Government? Oh, shame
on such hypocrisyt