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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

pEL0IUM-TowN OF LouyAIN.-sALE BY AUG.
ID lion Of Ancient and Modern Paintings from the Flemish
and Dutch schools comprising the Splendid Gallery Of the
OF the Royal order Of Leopold This sale win place
L0uvap, the gallery Of the deceased, Monday, ssh
ing days at o'clock precisely under the direction Of
scum IL Place du Grand ssbion Brnsses This Splendid
COLLECTION composed 2i9 Paintings Of the first order from
Backuysen. n Berchem = ct A. Both, a Cuyg G. do Start
NJ Honbsna Hondecoeter dc Hoogc, X. du Jardin,
n Mas j. lemng q. Meteu r Van Micris W. Van Nile
ter A. Pyn.cker, Rembrandt, = Rubens knysd&el ~
W van de- vede, J. weenix Phi wouyern an, Wynsnts
&c In the Modern School,. W e. Dietricy, Van der
hoysn, de Ksyser. KoSsl B 2; Kosshost Il Lsys,
Van siry &c Private exhibition Tuesday ID; wednes
day, Sd Thursday 4h and Friday 9Th Of April 1851 from
sunday 7th OF April from II tin O'Clock p. NJ fhe
ogue may be obtained OF n II. Baiere, go Broadway,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

HEEny GREEN AUcTIoNEER-TMIs DAY. AT loss
IA O'clock ~ the auction store, ~ william street. lot Of
Grocees Berins Mackere Tobacco; also casks arand
90 On Do mum, do Port and do sherry Wines; 400
pounds pure White Lead 100000 imported and domestic Be-
ars SO feet Imitation rosewood Bead rraminss Absser
Also, at u O'Clock,
Sewing Machinsa lot Of DRY and Fancy Goods, Cloth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

WANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED ROOMS,
w suitable for housekeeping in geneel house, with
modern improvements for gentleman and wife; chill
dren. Eighth ward preferred Address NJ. r. W., Herald
ohce stating location and terms, which be
Reference gwen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

VTAE1EC-ON APRIL !, FOR A SMALL AMERICAN
family, three four unfurnlshed Rooms .lnd or
third door with water, &c between Fourth aud Twentieth
exceed $3.50 per year address Row n
station G, corner West Twelfth and Fourth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

IEOHTGA0E SALE.
MIwsAxnM Js . a. w'll ssIl MI: AZ At 80
One mahogany dressing Bureau.
One black walnut Bedstesd.
One mahogany do.
Two Mattresses.
Three hair DO.
Two - frAme Looking GAsess
Mres marble top Washs ads
One blaeh walnut %.
Seven Window Shaded
fis gold paiest lever ransirq as ,wachss
AsBBENs, Attorney
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

N FIrzsINMoNs AUcTIoNEBR-oTYTcE 7ss THIRD
avepue--Wnl ell Saturday, the esh insk. lOz
T. ~ lse East ryaH second ssos the contents Of Boap
Factory VIA sir Kestea Soap FAnea lAygs lot Of Bayve
paf Of Platform Scal furnAces and an the Machinery
and IN said faetory account Of parties CIV
ing up the busincaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09
nAN,EL A. MATHEWS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
H. NO "a CEDAR STREET, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE
POST OFFHyE

DANIEL A MATHEWS 4 Co VIII sen At auction this
dsy Aturday March at I01s O'Clock at their saesroom
elegant Of Household Furniture consisting In
Paror Suit In colored bro
ate do IN plush d. in sstn brocate rose
wood Etegeres marble rosewood and Centre
Tables Pier Mirrors Lace Curtains elegant rosewood Dress
Bureaus, marble tops French Bedsteads washstAnds
carved OAK and walnut BuGe oak walnut aue mahc
gany Tables Dining ChAra, walnut Hall Stands
wood Lounges, in reps; Tea and Toilet sets: once
Decks, Bookracks Cbairs Tables 70 Also small lot Of
Kitchen FIrnIturs 5000 Havana ssgar: &C. Catalogues now
wooS PiAnoforts made b. Dubois seabury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

House any cargo board, that they have none on
vessels and on failing deliver the same 70 the said
seal department shall be subject 70 the
gazing cargo On board and any act on their
ary 70 his disposition shall be reported TO the supreme
authority that he may act a. deemed more convenient
Article 429. The vessel ebal be considered mort
gagged the payment any imposed by Custom
House on her captain master in consequences Of these
until same are paid their amount is deposited
Sec. only This dspostion applicable to any package
be entered and delivered before payment Of zines Of
fected.
Article 49, Are subject to dispositions Of article AL
merchandss x any quality from foreign countries across
the territorial frontiers Of the empire, the competent
station and are 70 be made out according article 80
and following Of regulation No. 4s6 Of 10Th September
1859 or according . any other special Regulations or in
ned IN said and special instructions relative
70 the territorial frontier.
csptains Or masters Of ye.ses, shall b executed
only after publication Of ths duties Of said com
t the foreign porss Or places they sailed from,
being the duty e. the ,ssp:ctivo consu ccasuls,
sas e. S.s Sa:s ssS 70 %: % 's "a
shall certify in the manifest, In the manner and under
penates s 2. ars, s,s,. ~ su..,,...,
take place, the dispositions and regulations 1t present
force, regarding this subject, shall be considered
Article asa The manfsss and certificates 70 vessels
sailing from ports o. the empire, Whatever their desna
ton may be- shall be made out IN manner prescribed in
article 500 and following and shah be egaiized ny the
collector Administrator Of the competent FISCAL depart
ment
Sec. l. sad manifesto shall be made ont IN duplicates
and from the respective clearances permits and bills Of
ladng which sha Be sdtoned 10 said manifeats, aer
being numbered ana signed and ts number being men
toned In the manifest One Of the copies shall be closed
and sealed with the department seal and delivered 70 the
respective captain master; the other shall be ned
Sec. 2. In same manifesN shall be mentioned In
scperae place, the foreign merchandise First that are
reerpcrted hanshipped or in transit; Second, that
| haye already paid consumption duties
Article 433 ThedIspostons In foregoing articles apply 70
oststrs veeses ecmps from or folng to cry lort W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

A UCTION NOT1CE.-BURNHAMS FURNITURE Ex
"A press Packing Establishment Ill and lis West Eleventh
between FIJI and sixth Household furnl
ture boxed and shipped I, all parts Of the world Large
vered wagons for removing furniture Of families Furniture
stored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

UOURrH wARD-AUCTfON NoTIcE-w H. PRA
LIN WIN sell the Merehants Exchange, on Tuesday
March H. The tssse ana Let Eo,ssvst street which
bss been occupied By the bakery for the
eighteen years. and which, consequence Of the
ing Of Chambers street, Offers eligible investment 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

WANTED IMMEDTATELY-A FURNISHED ROOM.
w between Twenty eighth and Thirty. third and
sixth and Seventh avenues Address s. box Alb Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

UCTIoN NOTICE.-M DOUGHTY, AUoTIONEER,
N win sell this day, Saturday, March O. At 10 o'clock mt
classroom % Nassau street. comprising rose xood Paror
cloth viz: Tetc-a Tses Parlor and Sewing Chairs
marble top Cenne Tables Bookcases gilt frame Pier and
tension Dining Tables Dining Chairs Bnss marble top
Lounges, wardyobes Office Furniture, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

A ITERATION, PIANoFoRrE puRcHAsERs.RECEIv
"A SALE for the benefit Of the creditors Of the late firm
o. Aherton BY order Of ndge Leonard q the su
Sl60 others for @U original prices $3.50 rosewood 81
lave Pianoforte for S7o. Apply at &S Bowery
JOHN MCDONALD, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

TOR GALE CHEAp--A RARE CHANCR.-AN OLD
sstss,shed n!ard Rosm ntssd up hsndscSsly IN
left can't attend 20 H. For particulars Inquire l55
West thirty seventh street between 10 and u ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

CHERRIES sALE-OFFICE FURNITURE, &C.
~ CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD, Auctioneers,
Saleeroom lib Nassau street,
will sell this day Saturday March II o'clock
Broad street. Desk Chairs platform balance Scales and
Fights, Partitions, &C
Also the right, title and interest of Joseph Brewster
and TO Is casks Dried Beef and other Provisions.
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

Mver in writing
Q beard not sntoncd IN his manifest, in consequence
r Aavine been received under sail, for other
%sTIs counter mar Hs Ks and S numbers = also ali
- circumstances required In Article 300.
declaration Of the m, %srcns1dss Or packages
- =, Or sSss he may have thrown ovsfbosrd for
vsssns % make up the quantity manifested.
hat Of passengers, and Of the packages comprising
ss nssssss 70 be By written ae g. ,
poc&aSes belonging 70 each.
Z a lnt in duplicate Of the remaining stores, pro.
vsas and eatAbes which may DO ON board the vessel
- !. document mentioning everything shall be
g and nsS ~ HSG9 nee: g.
Scosipt for the doucuments received
&c. No undetermined declarations shall be admit
"a In ad documents tending 70 justify Irregularities or
SAs declarations in the manfcss, nor tending TO aten-
shs BE- numbered and have cksss with owners names
written Immigrants may be exempt Of such formal
Article az. In the &C, Of being visited on entering the
Explain master Of vessel her passengers and crew
sAan deliver to the Gnavda Nor, or acting ofncer who
- .Gs nR n The sS casn
- other places second the malls and letters for the
psst sce said ocer giving receipt for everything he
- sncn devery, or IN The roll or sheet OF discharge
Article l1a During same or following day, but within
SnKWVbuSu VI nxeQ Time OF twenty Jour WOKkln8
heu the captain or master shall appear before the COL
ct and there rstiy declarations made at the time Of
Gs q the entry and all circumstances required by sec
tisus and 2 Of article 40 80
Article 4iA Notwithstanding the dispositions Of fore
ssnG articles, II shall still be permitted 10 the capain o.
seSsr o. vessel, when rasifying his declarations a
Omfued In above article, 70 mako Other declarations
dus time duly considered by the Collector or adinis
at and admitted or not according their nature snd
"Reminiscences Of the case. ~
Article AIS me list Of stores and provisions ben ma,
delivered a. the time Of the visit Of entry shall be "a
hveed within fortyeeht hours thereof and In same shall
- specd all stores ard prev sons in tho vessel ~ In
fcndsd for thu uapsenuce OF her officers crews and
pewerSsrg, specfr'rf i's gieiy, quantity, number
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

VHTAHTED-Two OR THREE ROOMS FURNISHED
w upfuI nished for small family for housekeeping In
Brookly Jersey City the ferries P address
Clerk box 10Y Herald o6lcc stating terms which
mo- al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

vNAN1ED-FROM APRIL l. BY A MAN ANO HIS
w wife, too Rooms and Bedroom in ,ond + third
story OF small house bew en- Tenth and Spring
ened Address j. 4. B. box l5iS Post Office with par
ic1lla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

n. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER.
"A. BY BANGS, MERWIN 60. Irving Buildings, 50a
and 596 Broadway.
Monday evening, March II, at o'clock.
BOOKS ENGRAvfNGS AND AMBROTYPES
large and choice collection For particulars catalogue
to be had at the salesrooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

"A and W.. s. INGRAHAM-This day at II o'clock, in the
20 New r 1ne 20 o.
articles Carpets Chairs Tables Bureaus Bedroom Arrange
splendid Looking Glasses, Aci Also by OF
morgog 20 Sofa Beds Is Tables loo Chars Paintings Mat
tressee, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09
COL0MoN DINGEE, AUCTIONEER
~ by DINGEE a HOLDEN,
Offices No. Pine street and IA broadway.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2a 1851.


beautiful Country Seat at Mamaroneck, westcheser
~ New York. the residence of Walter Baker, ESQ This IL
one OF the most desirable residences be found the Sound
fine Gothic House. has furnace hot and cold water,
bath ROOM water Closets speaking tubes dumb walters and
all modern improvements stable coach house and all
from the depo nine acres Of land beautifully laid out In
walks the choicest OF flowers vegetable and flower garden
and the choicest fruits such peaches pus apples
abundance. -
Sale positive and without maps and further
particulars apply at the office Of the auctioneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

LNoR sALE-A SPLENDID COUPLE OF SCOTCH
Deer Hounds eight months old out Of The best stock In
England perfect in shape and large size This Is chance
this country and they also being the proper training
To be until dtsposed Of 1t L. BODBNBERGERs, H5
william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

VNANTED-BY A FAMILY OF FIVE GROWN PER-
w sons, half OF House rent SEQ year
Possession wanted Immediately Apply at Ii Cooper inst
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
OUE LOYAL CITIZENS.

We rejoice that a very great major
ity Of oar people are true to the Gov.
ernmcnt which has afforded them 80
many blessings. Nearly all are in f.
vor Of standing up in support of the
Administration in the crisis. Rcpubli.
cans are unit in this, and for the
greater part Of the Democracy. The
blow upon Fort Sumter has brought
them to realizing sense Of the condi.
ion Of our country, and they have
very generally, wisely concluded to
consider their country above their par
~. A few however arc 10th to yield
he point aud still find comfort in cxcu.
sing and juslifying the South. Tories
were found in the revolutionary war.
The finger Of scorn and contempt was
pointed at them, and they were ever
remembered, even after the war, as en-
rmies 10 their country. Why should
It not be 80 now?
We would encourage no mobocracy,
vet we would advise those allcnated
spirits TO be careful how, when and
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
New 1nnK, April %


One thousand barrels Of powder we've
seized Yesterday. bound for New Orleans
Also lot Of blank registers Of vessels
for confederate States.
All vessels bound to sea arc strictly
watched.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusotfs.h has
enlisted AZ private, in the battalion Of
rifles of Massachusetts.
Senator Baker, of Oregon, has been
chosen Colonel of the regiment of Cali
fornia.
They raised $4,000 dollars for this
equipment.
Gov. Morgan received telegraph that
the sth regiment Of Mass. was under
Gov. Butler has arrived safely and
landed at Fort McHenry on Saturday.
Richard Iathers avows himself for
the Union and the flag; he said nothing
but Secession flag. were tiyin. in Balti
more. No man dare proclaim himself
for the Union
A vigilance committee hold rcrma-
nent session at Barnums hotel, they
spot every stranger that arrives
Men are stationed to prevent rebuild.
ing bridges.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
WHEELING INTO LINE.

We are glad to see tina, those who
have been opposed % the Almini>,ra
''on, have since the attack upon Fort
Sumter. CONCLUDED to support the same
as the best means Of npror,inr the
government. This is RICH, and proper.
Party issues now be forgotten. for HE
purpose Of prescn;in. United force
against the enemy Of our country. We
have yet gnvrDmank, AL II becomes
all true aud loyal citizens. no matter
70 what party Or clique they NAV have
formerly been attached. TO unite in sup.
porting it, by "be.ing the behcsts OF
those in power.
The New York HaraM has changed
fronts, and now supports tho admins
tration. The Dubuque Herald we sec
has modified its standard of secession
support. The smaller Fry in the state
will OF course follow in the wake, and
We hope torcad in some of our exchanges
hereafter different sentiments than
those hey formerly promulgated. All
right, The Union must lie maintained
At Tie sacrifice Of party feeling and
sentiments which conflict with 4 proper
administration Of the laws for the sun.
port of TIC government.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

Philadelphia, Apr. PA splendid
uniform for Maj. General, in a ease.
bound South, was seized Yesterday
1T Miiiiin has been garrisoncd Ly An
Artillery Company and the Kens,ngton
Rifles.
\ piratical vessel is said ~ have hcea
seen in the bay alleged 10 hc manned
hy fifty men. Also i i slid that al,
hal stopped 4 tns off Chester and com
PEELED the Captain to hanl down the
American flag.
Private information from Baltimore
says the mob element is powcrless. Il
act with system. Arms arc plenty, bu,
no ammunition. II is believed, how.
ever, HAT the people and mob will
mite 10 prevent the passage Of troops
'hr"' The City. The troops NiIl be com
PEELED e !ioht their wav s'cp Nv step
Phil. Apr 81 go women hctwcny
the ages Of + and IS have enrolled
themselves here as nurses.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

The Mayor Of Buii,!o has been sex
eral months in Baltimore. Tie arrived
here today With several other gentle.
men, having chartered canal heat
They repor'. the condition Of tho city
fearful. Streets harricade,. shutters
"nl houses loop holed for mnske,rs:
every gun store cmptic,l; they believed
northerners lites not worth All hon pur
chase, when thencxt gun in war is fired
They say -nion men there are flying
for til. IT. lives.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
WAR ITEMS BRIEF.

Three bridges between Harrisburg
and Baltimore have been DESTROYED to
prevent Z S troop. passing through
the latter place. On the 10th the mob
At Baltimore attacked the Mass. sold.
inrs. | If the mob were killed and 4
wounded: 3 soldiers were killed and 8
wounded. The Penn. troops were al
SO attacked and some Of them woun-
ara. Mass. has already sent FIVE reg
lments to Washington other states
have also sent numbers. So that on
the 2o'h there were 10000 troops there.
Probably Al this date there arc 5000
IN Washington, and thousands more on
the way. 700 troops left Chicago on
he 2o.h. Fort Monroe at Old Point
Comfort, in Va. has been reinforced bv
a regiment Of Massachusetts Militia.
The Arsenal at lIarrer's Ferry was
forsakcn and burned by the L. S. troops
I" avoid its f:;llin. INTO the hands Of the
Virginia SrceS>ioni>ts. Only $4,000
stand Of arms Of IN inferior order were
destroyed, the rcmai,dc., IS 900, hav-
ing been some weeks previous removed
to Washington. Tennessee has MT
only refused to furnish her quota oi
troops for the government, but allows
the fnrma'i, u of companies to aid the
~eccssonists. Kentucky is prcparin.
t,ar an armed neutrality. rcfr>in. rs vet
to take sides ci.he, with the govern
ment or the scccs>ioni>ts. The Govern
or Of Missouri bluntlv refuses to obey
the call for troops. The State will
probably go with the South. Virginia
has seeded, and enters the war witt,
the South. MARYLAND aad Delaware
have not yet COMPLIED with the cali for
troops. Their people are divided
North Carolina and Arkansas will prob
ably also 60 with the South. The Con-
,chtion of the latter State is called to
reasscmhlc on the 9th Of MAY. The
Illinois Legislature was conv ,ned las;
Tuesday. The Legislature Of Pcnns,l-
wanna is called to meet on the 3o,h inst.
The Legislature Of Iowa will not Lc con-
vened.
Gov. Kirkwool says he will take the
responsibility Of sending off the regi-
ment when he received the official or
der. Up to the 22nd he had received
nothing hut dispatch. 1t is expected
u call will soon be made by the Prc>i-
dent on the loyal state for troops to fill
the place Of those from states that have
di<regardcd the call already made, and
soon after probably another call TOR 100,
900 more troops. 4 company was
formed at Iowa city on the 18th also
at Cedar Rapids. The most intense
enthusiasm for the support of the gov
eminent prevails, throughout the
whole North and West. A generosity
beyond any precedent is manifested il
care for families Of soldiers donations
and offers for large loans to the state
and national government.
May God speed the right.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

where they utter their reasonable sen.
,imcn's, for fear they might become a
more humble subject of King Cotton
than their proud spirits would desire.
by being clothed with garment of it
which has neither hem nor seam, and
made I" Justify" and "Sct easy by m
intermediate coat Of tar.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

II is formally believed that 4 rernnire
between Fort Mciienrv nni Baltimore
had taken place, but to what extent is
not known. A message has been re-
ccived here that prominent men of The
Border States, have asked for cessation
If hostililies with view to comprom-
Use.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
Harrisburg, %.

An officer just arrived says up to
Sunday evening there was no firin. At
Baltimore. lie said they had twelve
brass ipeces and were terrifying the
neighboring heights. 5000 regulars
have been sent from here charlottesville
which is only 10 miles from Baltimore,
to hold that position.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
Carlo, April 20.

The report that military company
Of seccssionis,s occupy Cairo, is nm
founded no such company has been
formed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
ST.. JOSEPH. April 90,

To-day tho secession flag was unfurl
cd and carried through the streets bv
mounted company, after which il was
raised on Market Square, without dis
turbance or enthusiasm. Considerable
excitement is manifested, and SECESSION
is the prevailing sentiment.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

Messrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, are our on
authorized Agents in the itv OF Chicago
Ills. to procure Advertisements and Sub
scriptioas.
~ Messrs Horace 4. Shaw. & Co., 81 Park
Row. & las Nassau ST.. New York nre our
only authorised agents in New York Ci,y 10
procure subscriptions and advertisements
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

The dispatch VII \, We Published
Inst week We believe did not state. at
what time the warcommcnccd. II was
commenced 1T 4 o'clock on the morn
ins Of the 18th. by two shots from Fort
Monltrie, which was answered by three
shots from Fort Sumter Soon after
the batteries Mount Pleasant, Cummings
point, Fort johnson and the floating
batteries opened npon Fort Sumter :
brisk fire. all Of which in 81 hours proved
too much for TT. Sumter.
Major Anderson arrived at New York
on the 'eh aud was received with great
enthusiasm. The following is his dis
patch 10 the Secretary Of war:
SIR: Having defended TT. Sumter
thirty fonr hours, until our quarters were
entirely, burned, the main gates destroy
I'd BY tire. the gorge wall seriously in
injured, the magazines surrounded bv
flames, and its door closed from the ef.
ftcts OF heat, four barrels and three
cartridges If powder only being avalia-
bic, and nopr'visions but pork remain.
ing, | accepted the terms of cvacua-
ton offered by General Bcanregard, be-
ing the same offered BY hiu, on the ! 18th
inst. prior to the commencement Of
hostilities, and marched ont Of The fort
on Sunday afternoon. the l4th inst,
with cnlors flying and drums beating.
bringing away company and private
property, and salutiny my flag with SO
guns.
[Signed RonERr ANDERSON,
Major list Artillery U. S. A.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
= - $50 - : :
M Az ls10sO.

BY Rev. /. J. Wilkins, at the resi-
dencc Of the brides father, in Mare,,gn
III. Iowa Co, Mn. BENJAMIN TGMpEINs
Of Otter Greek TIP, lama Co., and
Miss JENETT JOHNSON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

Behind cloud the neon withdraw her face,
voice in sadness answered Nary place !
Tell me, ye spirits bright, that now are hsv-
ering Ger.
Must we endure this curse forever, evermore 4?
., search beyond this carth--scarch regions
Of tho blest;
Can We not find some place where we unsmok-
ed may rest l.?
Faith, Hope aud Trust.-best Blooms to NOR
tails given
Waved their wings, and whispered-Yss !!
in HEAVEN.