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E| How to do it!-If you wish a
fss brad Of Ha!r, Tee LYONS KATuA1RoE. the best
And no<t rorusnr preparation esrrm:de. 1htnuense
t;l- proves fts e1cellcuce- II removes Ill DandErh
Ae- prevents the Hair from falling ont, restores and
Taern. tkl.1m
, 1861-02-02
'4:t,teial :Notites;:s &:
-x~To Horse Owners; DR. Sweets

ET To Horse Owners. DIR. Sweets
1nf.unls nlnent for Aosses Il un1ivaled br sny in
III c,,r. Of Lanencsa atnnE from sos1nA Bzu4sea or
Tr,rca,nc, ss effect IL magical md earts1n- Harness
Ar saede Gala scrstchts Mango, &c, II win also cure
speedi1y. Spawn and R1nsbone may be easily pre-
vented ind cured In Their ncpient stases but confirm
I'd csse< are beyond the possibility OF aTadlesl cure
10 case Of the hnd however u desperate hope
1c.* but .asy be a1tviatcd bg this Inment and LII
f1s:sfaI application viii alwAys femove the Lamencaa
sna enable the horse to trsrrl with comparative ease
Every hor.e owner should have tlls remedy 1t hand
fcr s timely Mt the nrkt appearance Of 1amencss
vii e:ccaAly prevent those formidable diseases men
,.oaed to xlch Ill hoes Liable and which rendex
10 many otherwise vaulh1e ha.ses nearly worthless
eee Advertisement For ssls by J. a. JoHEsoS,
General Agent, - State street. uaHrpeox-dly
, 1861-02-02

CHICAGO g. ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD 1.EE,-Pa:scrSer Tr7ila depA.3
Eora and arrive 4. Chicago At snows:
DaJ E1pFcss and 3al Leave At 2 - l. r. md &1stre
It 5 IS I. Il. tSrnAay. e1ceptedt-
Might E1pre=A !e1Ses at iL45 L. {Sst1rasya axce7s.
ed arrive It S.l3 4. n. tA1anar:S tycc1tcda.
Joliet Accommodation. 500 r. u tSr1dsya execptcz1
JOHN r. TRACY. Gen. 6uph
VII E7 JoHa, Gen1 Agent. de3r
, 1861-02-02


Thayer i 60
TutnerEfonu
TweeiIe Alex
Thompson. An
hnst
Thompson No:
ris
Tousley Bayan
Tyren Chm
Toolc P J
Tucker n
Taylor 0emol
theme l.,
Titsworth r II
Tobau Richard
Taylor Stephen
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IIorsE.--ArrlkNooN

Mr.. Cushman Of Rochester, for the
committee on Military Affairs. 10 whom
was referred resolution instructing Quar-
termasier General Davis, IN connection
with his d0ty Of supplying the Second and
Third Regiments, 10 inquire into and re-
port the state Of feeling existing between
the officers and priyates Of the Second Vt.
Regiment, reported adversely TO the pas
sage thrrp0f
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YERAONr LEGISLATURE.

Her hessH b ST. Hsrr pres lna
81 fA rriains q $50 g sae 81.
stress of ibs ~ fernisaaed
81 DE- 81 stt a3ad Bt
81 iisu ilsf Ha Eaoftgt ~ COS.
e 81 asan@gea Is Htufp he Sie
eaetb aag ai 8 ~ nan Fan f6e
sa'e 81 enlaeiseu aars lice PASS
ths teHu IS laiy Isstlar raising
aeiureem f4 % nha wgb cH ua
aaaIe
WahfF-- MuF0A4 TuaEseoN. l.f "a
Aea3afiaf Nf Alf lIouslHon IS Paw
IL il.al he lradaia u ihe Saase aad
Speaker 4 .he House q Repus ta.i,es.
r. directed Is adjourn lelr peeiife
ho. without day en- TUESDAY. ibs 2sA
81 Nfeaas ueAi q; 3 o'cioek T. IF au
me!soa q Me 6atla 81 Bennington.
male li.e pecal order q, laaf lasl ~
o'clek Tomorrow naou.ag
Mr. ihonaA eiilcd up ihe lill anilrr-
fling 4 regimen. % b. raised, Is De 81.
,aehea 10 Major General baHefs Diti-
zion. Tie bill MSS amHaea - a 10 gi,c
extra pay % tie men "a tlie regiment Tie
came a 70 ether volunteers from tie
State and i WAS then ordered 10 Ia Third
reading.
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List Of Patent Medicines for sale
DRUG STORE.

nR II, p Aliens rouie Binels. Lung Bal.
~ sam, Rheumatic sni Nerve Remedy, nystn.
terry syrup. Bilious Pills Dr. Seth Afnold's
Sagsf Coatci Pills. Cough Killer, Baisam Dr.
4. Wings Magic Ointment. llniasenl. Cough,
Balsam. pr Jaynes' Eapretomu,. linmrut.
Alternative Nermifuge, Sanlitc Pills, Hair Tonic +.
Communicative. IlapneNells foiu Anodynr,
Universal Cough Remedy Men's Vegetable
Liver Pills Or Hertgck's Sugar Coated
Pills DE- Biker's Pills Ayge's Pulls .
hrluareihs rms; ~. \. Whites Eye Water.
noetor Isaac fhompaon's Eye Water pr
]. Fetus American Eye Salse Sleaehion
Bitters Ianeley's Bitrts, n n. Downs Ncgg-
table EAr Weeks Magic Conf uund, nr. Wtl-
cox's Pulmonary or Cough Balsam Browns
Bronchial froehes, Composition or niaphoretic
Powders Hot Drops or No 0 Godfrey's cordial,
Baein rs Drops; Mrs. Winslows Soothing sy.
rup; Qaefus God Liver oil Dir, Mm Halls
Balsam for the Lungs, Seolille's Blood and lN-
en- Syrup; pandersou's Condition Powders, Ilar-
Wells Condition Powders, Humphrey Ointment;
Osborn's Golden Ointment; llenry's Vermont
Liuiment; Peruvian Syrup Mexican Mustang
Liniment Griffith = Flasters; llerrck = Plnstcrs;
Liquid Cutiele; Liquid 0podeldoe, jonas Whit
combs Remedy for the Asthma British Oil
Sedlts Powders Parsons Nermiu and Insect
Fxterminaior; Wauregan Salt Rhcum Remedy
Balm Of Zauihorea; Rcxard's Medicated Ginger
Bread Nuts; Lobeia Herb ! J. Grifliih's Conn
pound Syrup Brar Root; Dr Bakers Pain Pam
acca; Mountain Rose Fragrant Slimulant Cohb's
Family Salse; Oriental Toolh Paste Shaker
Anodyne; Lyons Katharon, Prof Barrys fri.
eopherons Prof Motifs Hair Insigoraior;
Spauldings Glue; Green Mountain Cement, Wis.
tar's Bnlsam Of Wild Cherry; Kenndy's niscoy-
cry; Marshall's Caiarrh Snuff Professor Eimers
ointmcni Doet N q Whiie's Pulmonary Elixir,
Manchcstcr, October -, 1861.
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sTATloNERY

Our stock is large, and adapted TO the wants Of
Banks. Railroads, County and Town Officers, In
surance Companies. Corporations Of all kinds.
Lawyers, Merchants aud Manufacturers. aNi also
for Ladies' aul Gea,io,nen's p,fvate use.
PENS, HOLDERS, INKsTANDs, WAX, INK,
Mncilage, Knives, Erasers, Rubber. Notorial
Waters, Legal Seals, Gum Labels, States Pen.
ellis, Copying Presses, Dampening Brushes,
Water Cups, OIL Paper, Blotting Board, En-
yelopes, Bill Head Cases, p. 0. Deliveries, Date
Racks, Clips, Paper Cutters.
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Miscellaneous Books
i large and varied
PSYCHOLOGICAL ROOFS.

The Depository q The American Sunday School
Union au3 American Tract society. Also, the
publications Of Carriers Randolph. iloyt, Mar,eiu,
and others. al suitable for sunday school Ii
bfaries.
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THE CAPITAL COLLEGE
Bryant, Strattam s Co.'S.
Albany Mercantile College,
N and f3 sotth Peasi street.

a. and e. softh Pearl street.
ALBANY, II. y.
H. g. RRNNE, ii CAtkSs
H. u SrgAfToN, " il. CtARe.
0nsestbs ssl Csl aeis iibssy.
Nes Aa5t patsiaInba, Haaa.u, tlweapi. ne.
lta.t 1hieago ssI 81 louis Scholarships put.
chased 81 ethsf poat, are egol 50 SD ibe Calesc,
fof ap uuhin6el rue
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
FptmU heulleaal Sihs Eatty Housekeeping.
Commercial Computations, Commercial las.
fcunausbr, Business Corrsp0ndepec. Partner.
ship Settlements, elc,, etc,
The Department Of Book keeping
AMI Accounts. 8 organized ana conducted 81 The
Counting Room system; the Halls beng gifted
up with appropriate desks, etc. aud the student
Is introduced AZ once g the practical routine U
counting rooms generally
PRACTICAL Tent BOOKS.
Although the Instructions u ire department II
Of Bookkeeping must from the natart the study
be given from wrilien manuscript forms with
elaborate oral and black -htard elucidations. nud
lectures, YET great henebi may &c dfisod FROM the
use Of reliable books of reference, while iu The
important department Of Commercial Law they
are Indispensable 10 meet this necessity. the
following Text Books have been prtpatcd
Bltf Ant g. STATIONS COMMERCIAL
LAW, for Mercantile Colleges and Academies.
business Men and the Profession, IS AMOS DrAN.
Ill D., Prof &C Law ia the University Of Albany.
published b. D Appleton & Co.. 44S and 4i5
Broadway, New York.
BRYANT & STATIONS COMMERCIAL
CALCULATIONS, for Accountants. business Men
and Academies.
BRYANT & STRATT0N's BOOK KEEPING,
IN three editions lst. Primary edition, for Conn
mon Schools. 1872 pages -, high School Edition,
for High Schools aud Academies. 20s pages; 81,
Counting House edition. fer Accountants aud
Business Men, 800 pages On press).
SPENCERlAN SYSTEM OF PENMANSHrp.
IN series Of nine books, by p, K SrENcEn
published by lyison, Phiuney Co., As and so
Walker Street, New York
For Catalogue and Circular or information Of
any kind, call At the College, or address.
BRY ANT, STRATTON 4 90.
ALBANY, n. y.
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War0pping ES0ner.

We have now in store Forty Different Kinds
Sizes and Qualities also,
u- IA Tz-x. zE asz va c. sAS-
Tweniy-iour sizes aud kinds. These are very
extensively used BY GroceIs, Druggists, and others
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Gard Era grazing.

We still continue TO execute orders for Welding
and Visiting Cards, &c. Wehayeour work done
BY the best Engrayers.
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Thankful for past patronage, we would solicit
continuance Of the same, and would invite all
who are wanting goods in our line to call at
and 10 Cannon Place,
ly20 MOORE & MINIS.
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sENATr-AFIERNoox

Reports u Coms8aees.- BY Dir. White
for Committee On Finance, ia favor Of bill
providing Sor the immediate settlement
and collection Of claims Of tie Stale against
the United States, with an amendment
adding a section regulating the vouchers ;
amendment excepted and bill reonmmitiea.
cnNIl1rrn Fsslnr
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BLANK BOOKS.

LEpGERS - Cap. Deny aud Medium.
JBGRNAfS
CASH BOOKS, Z"
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Memorandum Books, Composition Books. Pass
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Initial Stamping.

We are prepared to receive orders for Stamp
ing Initials On Note Paperand Envelopes Work
well and promptly executed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-06

FLOUR, &C.
E'RESH MILL FLOUR,
Fresh East Maui Flour.
Fresh Graham Flour,
Fresh Corn Meal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-06

q Az A. Mis- PROGRESS DELOCEANIE LODGE,
w No.l24, under the jurisdiction Of the Supreme Coun-
~ ell of the Grand Central Lodge of France, working in
the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the We'd
nesisy nearest the full moon Of eachmonth, at the Old Lodge
Room, in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
To attend.
August Is. lG0-tfl p. c. JONES, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-06

New YORK AROUsED-There was a great mass
meeting held in New York April 20, at which there
were not less than a quarter Of million people pres
ent on the immense Union square, and the surround
ing buildings and public park. Five stands were
erected and impromptu platforms on door stoOps for
speakers. The raising of the flag from Fort Stump
ter by Mr. Hart, of New York, who nailed it to the
flag staff Gu the SumPter ramparts during the hot
test Of the fire, and who now fastened the same
staff to the Washington Monument, in New York,
was the signal for tue greatest applause that has
ever been heard in America. Colonel Baker made n
brief speech He said that the hour Of Cancellation
was past, the gathering for the battle was ut hand,
and the country required every man 10 do his duty.
The hour OF Cancellation might return, but not to-
morrow or next week. Il would return when the
tottering flag Of Sumpter was avenged when re-
belliOus traitors were taught obedience and sub
mission when Il rebeliOus cOntederacy were taught
that the North, though forbeaglng, was not fearful
and after the ensign of the Republic again streamed
over every iebellious fort and every re6elliOus State.
We were all DemOcUats-all Republicans we ac-
knowledge the Sovereignty of the people. Under the
Constitution, and beneath that flag, let traitors be-
ware. In one sense he was Tor "a war of aggression.
lie proposed now, as they did in Mexico, to conquer
a peace. Applause He proposed TO go to Wash
iugtOn and beyond. file would meet there ON the
threshold Of their gathering, aud dictate terms Of
peace. IL might take S3O,OOO,OOO-it might take
$500, 900, 900. What then They had it Zap
plnuse and cheers HIS mission to-day was to
kiuIle tine heart OF New York Tor war-war-sud-
den, bold, determined forward war this day. IRE
ucwcI cheers Civil war was always fearful and
bloody. DishOuor and anarchy were worse. Traitors
everywhere were worse. He desired 10 speak 70 them
a. "a soldier. Ii was once his fortune 10 lead the gal
liant New York Regiment upon the bloody heights OF
Cerru Gorio. [Cheersl lie knew well what New
York can do when her blood was up. We had moth
ing 10 aveuge-we had something 10 punish-wrongs
against the Union. Even while ne spoke, the object
OF the meeting was accomplished. New York declar-
cI that sine would legally sustain the Government
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-06

The EXHIBITION PALACE or lS62.-This structure
Is to exceed It's iilustrIous predecessor in grandeur,
in beauty of design, aud elegance Of finish. The
main hall Is 10 lie 90 feet long, go feet wide, and
DO feet high The picture galleries, built of brick,
will be 1900 feet ia length, 90 to 20 feet high, and
from 80 TO % feet wide. The nave and trausep,s are
to be 200 feet long, 50 feet wide. and 100 feet high.
The sheds and other necessary bindings are planned
on = corresponding scale. The whole work must be
finished IN less than one year from the present time,
or by the 18th OF February next. The Guaranteed
Fund, which amounts in all To- E35O, 900, = headed
by that truly royal patron IF the Arts and Sciences,
the Prince Cousort for : 10000. 1t is stated by com
petent authorities, that the entire structure will cost
e25O, 600, or 81 600, 900. 1t is TO be located at South
Keusington. The building will be made suitable for
permanently remaining on the site, and will III every
way outshIne the Crystal Palace Of 1861, or any
other structure of modern times. y writer states
that the great hall contains a cubical area more
than ten times rs large As that of the great transepts
Of the Hyde Park building, and that it would con-
tain five Of the centre transepts of the present Crys-
tai Palace; Its height will be unparalleled. There
is a vast space to be occupied by the worlds pro-
ducts, its inventions, manufactures, and works of
american.
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Special 3lOitrs.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The Hon

2 NOTICE TO THE UBLI The Honolulu
TURN-TEREIN beg leave to inform the Public that they are
now prepared to give instruction in Gymnastics 70 boys between
the ages Of SEVEN and sINrEESy years, on Tuesday evening Of each
week. For further information, apply to Mr.. Ii. VoELKER.
Per order: G. +. PFLUGER,
229-3m Secretary II. 7. V.
HOE Jul ID - II - w 4 v
ASSOCIATION.-Thi Association hold their Regular Meetings
on SATURDAY EVENING Of each week, at "A O'Clock, at the
Bethel Vest-y, on King street.
The Association has lately undergone a thorough re-organ-
izaiOn. The public are invited to attend.
Per order: q. W. MILLS.
1I3-tf Secretary
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News Of May 18th

~ LOUIS, NIfy "a VI
The Police Commissioners Of this city have uOti-
ned Cant. LYON. commander Of the arsenal, To re-
move tie soiiiers s%tatiJue! outside the arsenal walls
on propertv within tine city limits. For T. ;. sol
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judge or. and others. 4. VI. Bedford. uf Arkansas, % >cce,-
slHr.-t. afterwards addressed the meeting.
From the latest accounts. % Gpp-ars -l8t She Union men have
been victorious IN Kentucky. The vote II Louisville, in favor
~ the Union candidate % ,le Border state Convention, j. from
-GN q. eight thousand. The secession ticket was sometime since
Withdrawn The Ir."n vote pt fhr city. itI- supposed, viii Dee
larger than any aggregate vote ever poned there Nay,vIle
gives 50 majority for the Union. Tie stars and >trpes aa1t
from every building in town Paris precinct gives 80 majority
for The Union BeI'- majority was 80.
The T. = Marshal u rhIa i-Iphul has given notice -a thc
President " railroads rIrr.a- south a: thar ctv, that mo- more
provisions for tLr revoked states can Doe shipped.
General scott thinks tie concentration OF secession forces ll
Virginia is Intended only FOR The defense Of tla- state, and u1
longer fr aggressive demonstrations
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NAsHlyGTON CTY.-There were 1T the latest dates
$4,000 soldiers IL and about Washington city. under
arms All the heights around the city are strongly
gU"rted by regulars, a. well a. the bridges, common
to and railroad. The city Is proyisionei FOR d
SIZE al the department cellars being a-ei with
barrels OF pork, beef, bread, etc. Every man capa-
Die 81 bearing arms Is compelled 20 DO duty, or Is
closely watched. At night u. one j. allowed 70 walk
the streets unless known. Even by daylight any
three persons stopping ia the street 20 talk are order
al 10 dispense. some of TwigEs' troops from Texas
are there They have seen hard service on the from
tier, and are bvlwuy fellows with long boards and
ftiel uniforms, but well mounted aud may be seen
carefully sharpening their sabres with whetsJoucs Ill!
the edges are IS keen A. u razor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-06

EXTRAORDINARY Speech OF DANIEL :. Dickinson.
OF NEw ioEK.-Ihe Democracy of the North out
Heruis h-roi in the support Of the Union, the Con-
stitgtaH and the enforcement OF the laws. Daniel
: Dickinson, an a!tmantiue Democrat, who support
Il BreeSIuriige IN the last campaign, and has always
been the defender OF Southern rights, made q speech
AT tire Fifth Avenue Hotel, in New York. on the 23l.
in the course Of which he said that his hearers would
bear him witness that he had long euteayJrci 10 stay
the storm that has now arisen, and 20 bring about
some peaceful settlement Of affairs. But now, the
South, first - sccriiug, AID second by firing on the
Old fig. had closed the door OF reconciliation. He
Was for meeting them on their own ground. He
would have no halfway measures, no compromises.
Let Us settle this thing speedily and surely. IL
may ruin this generation, but we owe 1t 10 the next
that they should have no -ucu troubles as We have
had. He would strike now in our might. and If ne
ce-slry wipe the South from the face u the earth.
He knew they would have civil war, and what was
far worse, Serris war and he would make the pro-
phecy, that 10y the time this matter was settled, the
peculiar institution OF the South would Toe swept
away. Let Us finish things while We are about it,
and leave nothing behind u.
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= HONOLULU RIFLES. ATTENTION.

MRS. Wan Experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process cf teething, by softening
gums, reducing all naummldon-vin auay all pain, and sure
TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give
rest TO yourselves. and relief and health to your infants. Per
fecty safe ia all cases. See advertisement in another column.
224-ly
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ISLAND UTT
VERY SUPERIOR RoNA COFFEE.
a-s3ls bv :. SANIUGE,
Ism. odd Fellows Hall. Fort street
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-23


MISSIONARY
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABIA.
Ii who are suffering from Consumption should use
n the MAKORA ARABlCA, discovered by missiona.
All who are threatened with consumpton sbould u,s
the MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered By mission AIRY in
Arabia. - y. -
All who are suffering from Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds should the Makora Arabica, discovered by
missionary in Arabia.
All who suffering from Asthma Scrofula and in,
purtes OF the Blood should use the Makora Arabiea,
discovered by missionary in Arabia.
1t cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis --,,s .--
II cures Asthma Scrofula and impurities ofthe Blood
This unequaled remedy 10 now for the rst time intro
duced to the public.
II was providentialy discovered by missionary while
travelling in Arabia. He cured of Consumption by
its after his case pronounced hopeless by learn
He has forwarded to In writing full account Of
his extraordinary cure, and of number OF other
which have under his observation, and also
full account ofthe medicine.
At his request and impelled by desire to extend
knowledge of this remedy to the public we have had
his communication printed In pamphlet form for free
distribution II interest Ia enhanced by an account
which he gives of of the of the Syrian
sacres, which he obtained from those who suffered In
that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our Office or Il will
be sent free by mail 70 all who apply for n.
We import the MAKORA ARABICA direct from Smyr-
m through the house of Cleon Gyppus and we have
always on hand full supply put up in bottles ready for
fnee one dollar per bottle. Sent by mail, on receipt
OF price, and ~ cents for postage.
FOR sale Wholesale and retail by t.,.. ---
,u. LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
supporters Of Drugs and Medicines.
ALSO. BY DRUGGISTS I; uENERATLY. %
Arnl ], lsel-slN
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-23

~ Gen. Butler, of the Massachusetts
troops has issued special Brigade order
commanding his officers who arrested one
Spencer, Ballimorean, who said at the
Relay House that he had been engaged in
the Baltimore riot. The General had learn
ed that there had been an attempt made
to poison his troops with arsenic. He re-
fers to this of making war as follows:
"Are our few insane enemies among the
loyal men of Maryland prepared to wage
war upon us in this mannerg Do they
know the terrible lesson of warfare they
are teaching us? Can it be that they re-
alizs the fact that We can put an agent
with word into every household, armed
with this terrible weapon. In view of the
terrible consequences of this mode of war
fare, (if adopted by us from their teach
ing,) with every sentiment of devotional
prayer may We not exclaim, Father, for
give them; they know not what they dog
Certain it is, that any other such attempt,
reasonably authenticated as to the person
committing it, will be followed by the
swiftest surcst, and most condign punish
ment.