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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-02
THE VIRGINIA PROPOSITION.

Senators Sumner and Wilson. it is said, favor
tho Convention called here for tho fourth of
February. Massachusetts, with the other States
already announced. will probably be represented
INCREASE OF MILITARY.
President Buchanan acceded to tho request of
General Scott, yesterday for tho employ ment of
wo more companies Of flying artillery, and after.
wards thought it wise not to have them. The
ime is approaching when it may be necessary
have more troops. 1t will sll depend upon the
curse Of events in Congress.
THE TARIFF BILL.
In the Tariff bill now preparing by the com.
littse, iron remains unchanged. Woolens pay
velve ceEts per pound, instead of sixteen as in
iorrilPs bill. This informs to the rates on the
Nv material All duties are to be paid within
ir,y days after the entry. Merchandise intend
for reshipment can be stored for six months
he committee will recommend that the new
" shall go into effect on the first of April next
Scept that portion which relates to the ware
ousing, which goes into operation on the frs,
July. proposition ia also under discussion
imposing duty of five per cent. on tea
flee and sugar, taking nineteen per cent. from
present sugar duties.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-02
T n E AM ERICAN.
n MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

To ApvraJIsEas.- circulation OF the suspuRr
AMERICAN among the different the susquehanna
is not exceeded, il equaed by any paper published in
Northern Pennsyfvania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-02
PEOPLE OF The
KEYSTONE STATE.

loves OF Nature and the beautiful and Justly celebrated
for Your intelligence wrath, enily and taste now Is
the time to make your selections irum our
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE AND PLATE BOOKS,
Nhlch VIII lie furnished YOU through local agents
andynu may rest assured that your orders will be honorG
bly, hli-d.
fuI further particulars apply to
FREDERICK a. HOWE,
r., ,,,,,.,, =, ,. MEApvILLE, "a.
Agent Tor Northumberland county.
REF EN CES=
Hon. EBENEZER GRlFFIS, Rochester, y. Y.
Hon. JOHN GAlBRAlTH, Erie, Pa.
Col J. H. JOHNSON, Mesds.le Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-02
10 ALL THOSE ERAvlNG
Farms, Parks or Gardens,

IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA.
rare chance afforded to select and order
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Vines shrubheIy, &c. from the celebrated Clover Street
Nurseries Located at Rochester, New York
HIessrs, MOORE, HFOTHERs,
PROP PRIETORS-
Who beg leave in annosnSe ihul they ore piepat.d
through their qualified amt
RESPOS SsIBLE AGENTS.
To distribute their superior stock The most reasonBJe
.eiu4s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-02
Shamokin Coal Trade.
The Northern Central Railway.

The arrival Of Passenger Trains or the North
N Central Rail Road from Sunbury, is as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
THE NEW AMERICAN TARIFF.


At any rate for the present, the grea, hmericaA
Union Is eeetually divided into two riyai Conite1s
cies-tho Southern tainted With The bh3ht OF SNeIys
staired with past and by no means ~ IRON inc
ttion of future Fbustering expeditions, aud eaisa
into existence il would eeem, by course OF deoers
end deeyaid treason the part OF the ngh oHeet1 @
the Government Of Washington. In the Nofthe,n
Cnufederacy on tho contrary, Slavery, u not wnohy
ex,incuished assumes Temporary aud proSisi0hsi
character. No tTedchery has been II WORK To pIOIe
tine disruption and the PRINCIPLES aVowed are soch ~
10 command the sympahies OF every Tree aaa ehiih.
ened reople Such ere the widely different auspices
upder which the two rival Republics start into exist.
ence. But mankind will not ultimately Judge ,hsss
things by sympathies and antipathies; they WIZ 70
geafy swayed by their own interest aud the Two he.
1pblcs must be weighed, not by their pr9etslousw
their preyous history but by the conduct tney Pueu
and he position they maintain among the lowers ~
The earth. Their internal institutions are their o"u
AFFAIR their financial and political arrangemenIs ".
emnbot;caIly ours. Brazil Is a slaveholdlng hulIJ
bat by its good faith and good conductH Gas s,ons
to establish for itself place In the hierarchy ro 80
fur superior TO that Of many Powers III Nnrtbsn
from this domestic contamination. !, 'no ,,;on %
Confeserasy Of America eyinees neSei lii
act Ia a narrow exclusive and unsoLd ~ =, N ri.
is Southern competitor extends the nhnu VI
Iwsbip To ALI mankind, with the exception ., Hr,h
bondsuen we must mol DO surprised 70 sse .ne 80
In snte OF he Qoodne Of its cause ana tle r.as
alive mes. Of fhe absence Of Slavery, si,k INTO a
ondary position, and lose the sympathy ana 'esA''
w I may bs said to b already IN possession o. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

SOCIETY OF INQUIRY OF UEIoH THEOLOGICAL SIN.
Iy,RY-The Esd anniversary OF this Society took place
on Wednesday evening in the chapel Of the Union
Theological Seminary, Ne. University ? ace which
was nearly filled by the friends of the Seminary
large number of them OF the female COX The object OF
the Society is to receive direct from the mission
ary stations all over the world and for this purpose IN
terestirg monthly meetings arc held when letters arc
read, and written and verbal reports made, and ac'
counts given by returned missionaries. Mr.. Albert
Erdman the yicePresident, presided. Prof. Roswell
ID. Hitchcock opened the proceedings with prayer the
President Samuel JeSsup of Montrose Pa, delivered
an address on the general operations Of tho Soeiety
John T. Gulick Of Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, dev-
cred an address on the Gloom Of Savage LIFE and Isaac
Riley of Moutrose, Pa. one on the Religions OF Man
aud the Reyelati on from God band was In attend
ance Dr. Hitchcock closed with benedietion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
Proposals.
''TiIE,
PROPOSALS FOR $4,000 OF 1.-THE
Il CnnTnM Nv ATLn STOCK OLE TILE CITY OH NEW

PROPOSALS FOR $375,O00 OF 1.-THE
i CROTON WATER STOCK or THE CITY OF NEW
YORkSesed proposals VIII be received At the Comp,rolers
Office until sAT6RDAY APRIL 90 l2Gl at O'clock p IN,
the viii be paby opened FOR tho whole any part
Of the Of three landed and ,eyenyve thousand dosIi
the Cr1o Wafer Stock Of the City Of New ok" authorized
by Chapter 32 OF tho avs Of 1890 and by ordinance the
Common Council approved by the Mayer August 1860 for In
ceaspg e supply Il CToon water and extending the
works for accommodating aud distributing tho saa.e.
The said tocA viii bear Interest az the six per per
payable quarter yearly aud tic principal s BIO redeem
able ON hs first day Of November, 1859.
abe proposals. VII state the amount Of Stock desired ard the
price per hundred dollars thereof and tie persons whose
posas accepted win be required deposit with the Cham.
teran of tie city within days aer the opening tho bids
u. awarded TO hom respectively including the premiums
% the
On preventing 20 the Comptroller The receipts Of the Chamber
lain such deposits tbs parties viii be entitled 10 roceiSe
6cAtes equal the par value OF the Stock bearing
interest from tho dates Of payments.
Zach proposition should be sealed and Endorsed I" Pro-
posa FOX Croton Water Stock Of the City Of NOwYok" and
he incosed In second Envelope addressed the Comp
tIoler.
Right Is reserved the part Of tbs Comptroller to reject
any all OF the bids considered Necessary to protect pro-
ROBERT 7. HAws Comptroller.
cgng!yols,s 0aice, March 20, 1891.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
-.
ma lsv6wF No. 10 Chambers a., New. York City.
mo the CREDITORS of FRANKLIN D.

z CASSORT n in,,ye1t debtor Take notice OF order
granted March S. lGl. by the Hon. George b Dusinoere
Couly Judge Of Ontario COUNTY NJ " upon the peuon Oh
FRANkLN d. CASSORP of Csnsudsigus in said County en
insov-nt debtor and many Of his creditors residing ~ihn
Of ali the debts owing bv the nsoycnt to creditors red
ing within the United States, requiring all the creditors ossid
show csnse II they have, before LIN AZ ms
Office In the village Of Geneve Ousrio County f on the
2 dsy May Eel at O'Clock In the forenoon of that Day
the said nsoycnfs estate should not De
ade and dcLargs from his debts prspant TO the po-
visions for the dischag Of iosolvent rou LIS
GOODlNg 4 RICHARDSON,
ue lawllwP Attorneys for lusolvent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

SECULAR AccIpEsT.-Coroner Benjamin Of New
ark wa. called Saturday TO view the BODY o. ae eLd IN
NAH had fallen out bed aud been drowned IA spsl Of ops
ins partially filling the pail vita water The child
S With her on outside Of the bed The mother dropped
mo doe and on ching discovered tho child 70 DO missing
On sIsmiIstIOn, Il We. tca.d dead IN The PAL!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
NAER6E2 ID.
m9 lawllwF

BOsWORTI- Tuesday evening March 90 at the
Fleet street 81 T. Church by tie Rev Mr. rcIs d. Chandler
Bo,woIth to ni.s Sarah +. Cuiis. all OF Brooklyn
HAYwARD-RDWAR Wcdnesday harch "a, BY the
Rev Abraham Beky George n. Hayward esq, OF England
10 Emma Ceceus Edwsd, Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
1QcJ THE PENNSYLVANIA 1891
ICOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOI
OnTAT pOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.

hecspacit, Of he koad sga, 70 sy ~ tls county
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Ofico No Aston House, corror u esey =.
Facilities FOR the aupoetion Of enge to snd from Gun
cinnaii Chicago ST. Louis ST. Paul. Nashville, MemphiJ ksy
Oran, and al other towns In tho West NerthWesi and
unsurpassed for speed aud comfort Ior'e
through trains for the West leave New York foot Of Court
lsnist -Aonilg Express. Evening Express Up III.
Sleeping uni smoking ears on al the trains.
Fsre always os and the time quick by other
route. ..... -.
B ts route Freghs OF III descriptions be forwarded to
p1 from any pulnt the RaDg1s Cf Ohio Kentucky, Indians
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, by RAILROAD DE-
RECT any port on the nsyisable rivers Of the west by
steamer from Pitt,bunh. =, -, -, a,
The Iaes Freight to and from any point OF The West BY the
P,ppsvana Raoed aa times favorable as are charged
by other Railroad CoDpsnioa Merchants AID shippers ntrn
With confidence its speedy tnnst
Tiis Company also ilalntans an Engren' Ac;omnodson
Lpe BY which pas nigstins Westward ENJOY cheP and
ode onehalf the lrsoias rates
Of fare H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent no Astor House
LEECH Co Freight Agents, . $1,000,
No Astor House and No. South Wil!lam'st.
MCDONALD BlSCHoFf, Eggrsnt Asnnt'
EyOCH LEWIS. gtaGslsgg'.. A!e9s,. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
Mills law6wF Piai

CUPREME COURT, County of On0ndaga.-
- HARVEY SLAU5ON agsiust GEORGE HODDES-
defendant HODU rs: You he eby summcned 70 a
he compliant ia this action which sled In the Office OF
the ek the sbovenaned county In the City Of Syracuse on
the 18th day March, 1885, and copy Of your answer on
York within enty days after the service hereof exclusive OF
the day of such segice the plaintiff will take judgment
against you the 1864 81 sn thereon rom Tue
gL day OF October 1860. besides costs
SAMUEL BROWN Plaintiffs Attorney
nl2R lavfwR No. ID Chanhers g., New. HoTk Civ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
Gonse furnishing GOODS.

rVHE POLAR REFRIGERATOR with FL
l. TEB and WAFER COOLER combined. is tho best Proyt
siJn Presenter IN the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
lnsuranee Companies.


JTETROPOLTTAN
VA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. los EROAD~AI.
CASH CApITAIr.".............. 'Si3OO,OOO.
TIfREE-YoURTUs or TUE PROFITS DIVIDED TO
pOLICY-HOLDENS.
Til. Company viii he.ane pay 70 m dealers IS PER CENT
Of tie profits or whel preferred, maze l1cisi discount om
10 Liability I. IaearedJg ne A''ured.
JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM, President
IogvPU H. yARNIrM BOWES r. McILyAINE,
LEONARD APPLEBi. GlLBEkT J.. BEILhhAN'
TLFDFRigK H. WOLCOTT EDWARD MACOMBER
VfTIflN h STRONO CHARLES i. KIRKLAND,
IoVY g. UsNpFRSON, DUDLEY .. FULLER,
uASTEL PhHIgU WATSON r. CASE,
GUyTAVtS 4. CONOEEH, IOkRAlN EhEEMAn,
nARIiS RATES IT. JAMES o. SHELDON,
EasCJihT ~ TiRNEY, JOSETH 4. NAENUM, Jr,
EEAEkIIN H. DELAsO, J. LORlMER GRAH M, Jr 1,
uFNRY y IiITIER GEORGE w HATCH,
SAMUEL u. BRADFORD, Jr.
EDWARD 4. SlANsBU RY, Secretary.
POBT c. RhrlIBONE Assn Secretary.
lTHAMAR CONkEY, Surveyor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
Ocean Cleaners.

ErEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK aud
- LIVERPOOL. landing aud e5ubarSins Passe gen 81 ourr
towa fIrepnd The Liverpool New York, and Philadelphia
Ste nshp omcany ,ntoud dipatohnsthe Clyde
bull, Iron Steamships as follows;
NltlD....
CITY or BALTIMORE. ..".." SATURDAY, hDflG
KANG,R 20 ................... .satnidAy Api ~ ,
And every SATURDAY. OF noon FROM Pie' No. ~, North
River. -
PAssAGR:
FIRST CAyIN,..........R75I SIEERAGE........."S6
Fi!si Csbia to LonSon... ~ Seeraee TO London.. 81
St..rsge ketum Tickets good for sis months "'
fsssngr fo arded to HAvre fismburg Bremen Rot.
terdsm Antwerp, &c, at reduced through fses
pso,s .l 10 brpg their fiends buy cke bee
, he rates New ok: From Liverpool Queens
tos Fus, Cabin aTS 85 aud los Steerase from Liver
nool $40; from Qaecnstown, Sl
These Steamers have superior accommodation Tor PASSENGER
ard carry erienced Suseons They are built ia wa,ergt
r. sections and have patent Fire Anniliscrs on beard
For inflammation, apply In Liverpool 70 WM isHhS
AGENT No. ~ Watar-st. In Gssgcw to MM lSNANI No.
81 Tnorh-s 1usre; in Queenstown to w. ID SElMoukS
10 IN London 20 EWES MACY No 81 King Ntllsin.sti
In Pan. to LES DECOUE No Place de la Douise In Phil
sdephis TO JOHN o. DALE No. 100 Wanu or at the Com'
psry's Offices JOHN - 4, ale, 49, shtS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
Netp.nork DaNu Gribaxe
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALNaoRE.
SURRENDER OF MEssINA..
The Sardinians Expected In Rome.
DISCOMFORT I'M POLAND,

The screw-steamer City of Baltimore, Capt. Petria
which sailed from Liverpool at on the 18Th, and
from Queenstown the 18th inst, arrived here ON
Thursday morning. The Africa reached Liverpool Il
about the 1lth and the Jura on the forenoou
Of the 18th inst.
The Kangaroo reached Queenstown Of 10 a. Of The
18th inst. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
Go tUbom II man Gontern.

ALL persons are hereby forbidden to trust my
IA vife LAVlNIA LOZIkB, no debts CONTRACTED by her
will be recognized OF paid 81 A W LOIiER u. ID.
TEInE LIBRARY Of CARL RITTER, the
great Geosapher and friend Of Humboldt viii be sold at
aniion in Leipc Germany commencing on the 9Th Of May
1861. -
Orders viii be received IN this CITY by J.. w. SCHMIDT
German BOOKSELLER No. 5 Broadway Agent 81 tbs Auction
e.Is. WHOM n.,an.les aisl be obsaile1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
nleoicGi.
J'HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF THE
NURSERY.

Tie following IL extract from letter written oy inc "e'
wieser to the German Reformed Messenger' Of Cham
bersburg. Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
Srocrrieo an0 provisions.

TOHN DWIGHT * Co.,
- Manufacturers OF
pOUBLg.REFINED AID FAMILY SALERATUs.
SUPER. CARBONATE OF SODA SAL SODA, ETC.
No. II Old alp Hanover square New. York.
PURE CREAM TARTAR ONLY.
DYE FLOUR.-A superior article for bakers and
III fani use made from selected Ryo at the "star Mills"
Dtches County constantly hand and for sale IN to
.nit mi che,,r. 'by MILLER CARR,
Nos II PesIlst. and "a Bridge 81.
TsEAS, GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
Il TIE CHEAPEST STORE II TIE WORLD
% PER CENT SAVED.
The Rrete,t bag,ins ever oatre1 $4,000 worth OF Gro
cees Wines Teas Flour aud Provisions being sold At
auction prts These which Thousands can testify
Give zoe coil yon also will be satisfied that Thu the place
to buy Teas Flour SIS ut and So Groceries and Provisions
Consult your own interests and buy goods from
4 THOMAS X. AGNEW,
No. 2Go Greenwich g., and No. " MuTray-st Newfork
Goods delivered free IN the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

~ L. OOI OOO ~ NCcHA ''
~. THE UNION BUlLDINg ASSOCIATION against
BADGER sole administrator the a. chses aud credits,
which lrge G. Jones c3ceaad Nism Jones and
Abg4 Jones b- wife; JOSEPH Addenan and Emily Addlc
man, hi. wf Reuben Ro's U Jacob Pecsre and Fred rick
Esenwen Sun for reiefCou not ser 10 the deien-
named You hereby summoned and requi to
he Complaint in this &C lou which will be hed 10 tho
Office oftLe Clerk Of the Coun Kings at the City Hall Ia the
City Of Brooklyn and TO OF to the said
complaint the subscber q. their Office No Ill broadway,
In the City within twenty days AFTER the service OF
this Icln,ve OF the day of such seTsice and
you fail the said ccupaint wi hin the time Aforesaid
the plaintiffs this action will apply 70 the Court for the relief
demanded In the plait Dated NewYork FEB ~ 1861
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS, Plaintiff Apys,
The complaint this duly fled in the office Of the
Clerk County Kings Ia The Cy Of Broo&yD, Aforesaid
the lst day of March, 1861 .-o..,
Mills lawfwF Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Is the only thing that you rely
7pon to give rest yourself and relief aud help to -FOUR infant
MRS wIHsLow's SOOTHING sYRUP hu, been the
mean, Of restoring the dropping spirits Of many mother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

Thi.i. the season Of the year to MRS. wINsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

FINDER THE NEW PATENT-LAW, the
subsoriber will make Applications $40 aud file C.-ens
for nom SIS to $50 Government fees included Appeals,
ne lit rerence extensions and the dicu and CON-
plc,.d class Of Patent conducted usual Also
agents the different capitals Of Euop Patents
Invention or 81 ppo tsti0n procured well and
I sstjons Fec. anHuitier paid assignments made end
HE whole round Of Foreign Patent buspess conducted
' JOSEPH y. PRISON, No. Wsll4t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

TINO LIGHTHOUSE No. l54 West 50th-st. Rent
Il $3.50 STABLE, l2,hs near I'll av rent $3.50 Inquire
of III. MERRITT No. 40 81 sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHlLA-
~ UELPiIiA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
ClTfiloi I'D Express Limos leave New o Ut p aud II
m cad aud D. Fare, ~ Through tckots sod for Gin.
cinrad nnd The West aud for Wash gon, Eew Orleans aud
the south &c. and through baggage checked TO Warrington IN
:" j. w WOODRUFF, As.is,unt Superintendent.
No will be- received for trns unless and
IN advance Of the time ofoaying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
pesors having claims against EDWARD CLARK, late Of the
City New York deceased to present the With vouchers
thereof subciber her residence No 25I Ninth
enue In the City of NewYor before the nth dsY Of Sep
TENDER noxt-Dsed Newly ork the l9h day Of March ls6
SUS ~ CLARK, Atniinistratrix.
mills Iay6mFs JOHN CLARK, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
Real estate for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE, at Darien, Conn,
for SALE or 10 LET about S minutes walk from the
depot House comuo1ous with acre or b. For particulars
address L. l.. JOHNSON, NO. go CsnA-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
BuilSins MaieriaIs.

T EAKY ROOFS CURED.-ELLERYs PAT
~ EKT RUBBER PAINT. 4 Ct. foot, WARaAkTE0-8l
Dfsn6 n Ferov, 1s3 bowtry 20 ethsv 62 ~ 4u fbh and
&<es4ssy; saa ~ Shay NsHTs @t FAINT fy'sle'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

EJIANVo, 4IIlLOILV-7. 1T.IIs.IIO- :, = -. -,
4 Fr.tcass, for SALE, 20 LET, or SOLD on INSTALL.
MENTS favorable tern Peoube Haruoaums one, two,
on hree Of keys. om Sis 20 $40 Cottage Pianos,
fully WaItslted "a ucisves 6 10, octayes -lI5 TO 30
!. NJ. PELTON, Mes Oh end 90 BROADWAY. N Y.
STEINWAY d SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
~ Emf Oy ERSTRUNG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS
are ow considered best Pianos Manufactured and
WaTffoonis Nos 10 and "a Walksr.st, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

lJAILROAD.-The Stockholders of the PATER-
Ia son AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPAh6
hereby notified that ELtC1l ION for DlHECOh
for sid Company will be ned Congress Hall In the C on
Paterson, SATURDAY the 3h day Of March us ant me
polls viii be opened 10 o'clock add oosed it ocloch
p m-March l. 1861 A. T. PENNINGTON Secrrtsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

ITO LEr-GREENWICH, GONNA convent
IL ert DWELLING, with gs'den aud Barn, pleesently To-
bin ten misntes walk of the depot. Com nicaion
By and steamboat For particulars inquire Of p ACh
Pr, Greenwich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
Eraal No!,tee.

ALL PERSONS having any claim against the
IA estate of GEORGE WALTER deceased. sIs hereby no
u6ed e for The Hone House No
6gg Broadway 20 JAMES TATEM, Executor.
March g. 1861 mb8 tsw6mf&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
Of each month cpt these dates fa SUNDAY when
the day departure viii be the MONDAY following For
ner on Warren-st ID. Il. ALLEN Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

u ENVY DIRK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUEKTRK EXPREsS a. a m, Tor Dunkik, Bubble
CaLaudsiggs and principal Stations
NAIL g:t3 fvt Dunkik aud ilieunedate stations
Ills Tain remains night at Elmif1.
WAY At $50 p for hidIic'cwn, Hcwbugh, ard Inter
mediate stations.
NlGHr EXPRESS dahy, at p. m, Tor nuniiff, Bus-lo
Canandgua uud principal Stations Tie train u saturday stops
q, an Mall rftin Station, and only % Elmira
CHAS. MIhDT. General Sup't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-08

pea- The anxioualy-expected inaugural of the
feet-ootod Lincoln is at last before the people, and
is now, throughout the whole country, the sub
ject Of comment,
In this community there arc two opinions as TO
its purpors Some say that it is fall of blood and
thunder, and foreshadows plainly determination
TO bring on civil war unless the seeded States shall
consent to back down from all they have DONE and
submit to his rule, as dutfu and obedent children.
Others contend that Lincoln, in his inaugural, said
no more than he was bosnd to say; that he only
pledges himself to enforce the laws, which is his
plain duty but that he makes threat of coercion.
These latter, we think draw mighty nice dstinc-
ton between positive coercion and a policy that
would certainly bring on conflict between the
North and the South
large majority of the community, we believe,
regard the inaugural ioreboding forcible attempt
to compel the seeded States to submission to Lin
coins government