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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE,
orrosirs CARRoIL Houss,
OTTEMWA Wnvv

THE sAAersiSneA has just received and opened osat
j General Assortment Of BOOTS SHOES which
he ofsrs TO the trading paslc ~ Mvtsg prices, at
Wholesale or Retail. e. OU&sLl.
October ~, 'sa--fs-5ssh fshaa saEF11
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OTTUMWA
Male and Female Seminary,
REV. J. N. McELRoY, A NJ, PrlnclpaL

INV. . M NVHAnOh, 49, FrihciPs.
Miss n. 3 WILSON, Assistants.
Mas. LIZZIE D. WOODWARD, Drawing and French
Rsv. 8. II. WORCESTER, Otl PaintIas.
MO effort will be spared to render THE Instisutiou
IN worthy the continued conAdence Of the frfend,
Of education.
Tuition per term Of ten weeksfrom % to &S, accord
Ing 10 the branches studied. The next Term CON
mences Tuesday Oct. 2nd 1860. For further informa
person. 3H lSept. 81 - -12-ly
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
Markets and Money,
CoURr Err OFFICE, Jan. 8

COURIER OFFICE, JAM 8.
The weather and roads continue very ia
vorable for business, and a good deal is do
ing in all departments. There is slight
falling off in the receipt OF hogs, but they are
still coming forward in considerable num-
b,rs. Heavy dealers report $3,50@s4, 90
gross, dividing on weight, but small lots
soldyesterday as high as $3.50 net, for 24O
to 25O The whole number Of hogs received
at this place up to yesterday for shipment
and packing here, is:
BY B. & M. r. r. -. 20 1894
!" X. Ft. d. M. & M. X. r.. "a, ,O2o
Gillaspy & Co. (packed here, J.. .19 900
I" Other parties, ............ 1000
-1t --
Sl,014
The b. & NJ. r. r. has shipped 2,296
cattle.
No material change in prices to note
Some articles are scarce, particularly eggs,
which sell for Zoe butter 12a, venison 81,
prairie chickens 81 per doz, quails 2O@3Oc
per doz. Gump g. Bro. have shipped about
l15 doz. chickens, 200 dcz. quails, princi-
pally to Chicago. Other parties have ship
ped game to considerable amount.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
AssIGNEE,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Smith Nicely Of Eddy
vile, in the county Of wapelo, State Of Iowa have
signed to all there property, real and personal
the their debts and their creditors must
sent their claims, under oath afirmatoa to me-
my oice in the city Of EddyvilIe county Of wapello
State Of Iowa. within three months from the here
Of Dated this 23d dav Of October, 1851.
No. Ss-ls-Sw. Z. W. BOYD, Assignee.
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1890 s4a- -. .....'.4 ..--l- l-'.i-.a-
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TIME

BuriiMs GA Il Missouri h. R. K
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Marx Packages. "Fast Exgress Line. via G. w. re-
IN NEW YORK Del Ds,Ss, Y; =: :Gsd, g.. :: Mud
senger Depot, es Warren st., sr at Canal st. Depot
IN ROSTONy Deliver gsods - Boston and
~ SAN Worcester RailNsaa Depst
and mark as above. fss.g, s 5.sr.
Eastward bound freight Of every description win be
forwarded at lowest current rates. and from Western
Roads, should be consigned To "a. WALLINGFORD,
Chicago, 'or"GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, Detroit.''
For the transportation Of Live Stock TO Buffalo, Al
bany, New York AMI Boston this route is uRequaliea
for speed, stock cars Sleeping sr Drovers and
spacious and yen3en. yards for stock making 10
most desirable route for Shippers. fk
Through bills Of Ladng given. and Reeismationr',
paid at any of the c. mpanys Offices. y
CD. BRvDGES, Managing Director g. W. R., Hsss-s,
ilton. JCLlCS MoviUs, Genl Ast. BRGsio. TIlOs-
BELL. Genl fr't Aga. Hamilton. VI. J. sPICER, Agt,
Detroit. y. 7. BEACH, Agt 51s broadway, n. Y. o.
klMBaLL, Ast 81 State ST., Bssron. , .sts.e g
A. WALLlNGEORD. ID. Wsstere Aes.,A
Cor. Lake and Dearborn Ss., opp. fremont House,
March 20, lse0. CHICAGO
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WEST:

I'm AND AFTER NOV. 20, and until further no
u tire is given, Passenger Trains will leave and
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
INSURANCE.

tB Policies issued as favorable terms as by
any other solvent Company. A. A. STUART, Agt.,
seg4rss. r-v For Ottumwa and vicinity
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
City and County News.

When You want Boots, Shoes and Clothing, go
Temples, New Clothing Store
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28

the aiders and abetters Of this rebellion
from the Potomac to the Ohio, and did not
want 70 remind them that Harpers Ferry
ftself was within their field Of operations.
In reference 20 the further impressive
scenes Of the eo1rt that day, more viii be
said in = subsequent letter After supper
We assisted in establishing the Union Club
here, which was opeoed By the Wheeling
Delegation, and talented Capt Seib, quar-
termaster Of this post, and not less than
fifty members were received from the nd-
joining counties, who viii no doubt spread
the good cause throughout the whole Of
cLlnzssuRe oszrRvEE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28

Tus WAR sPrRrr II soUru oAROIrzA.--
A Charleston paper says; soar militia
here are all under severe driii, Every
white male, from sixteen to sixty years old,
is now drilling, making ready for the fall
campaign In and about our city. Every
store Is closed al four O'Clock daily, and
all hands drill"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28
New Stamps.

TTyHE ~ styia q stanps ara NV % ials ~ the
Pea OAra. and ths GdsE q tss PoltnAItsF
GanaraI In FgGEslea . ths nsg EhsaiOpea appliel
% Ghau- AasE tbs week 10 ed stamps u uaed On
lsttsrS uIl nns - rucoEuilsd. In tie nsanEins
ny IN ~ Ee1seusI a. ths Delivery q III Post
oGea5 This sEteT 0f the Dspartusnt sPpies "
ssGJ TaEtsfy q stamps.
NR-Potnastsrs sfthin he Wheeling 4istriba-
ttnn wfu - tat Dc ED Gtls not usld % ~
tea n n0Es fhln siE dEys aGHE ths nv oass are
received e thsiT 01irs'- ..,,,,,,,
Noa4.y, AaEsas,,A. 1ssi-iS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28

GGoRolA is about . secedo from the
soathsrn COnfedsraey. Governor Brown
has recalled ali the troops Of that State
from Virginia, and in proclamation says
be fsars that At the end OF the present war
the battle of State Sovereignty wilhaye
70 be fought over again.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28

THR Cologne Cathedral, the foreign pa.
para say, viii SOon Be 6aiShsd. Some III.
lie tine has bean occupied in It's eonItEue.
tian-ahaut ala yaaFl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28

OF New York. I'm the Mails.
The following is the order of the Post
master General concerning the circulation
of the New York Journal Of Commerce,
0tps, Day Book, Ftlemaa's Journal aud
Brooklyn Eagle:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28

ED nar4 Cur aaE, nnd kssD Slrh EtaF
- urTfps = hEfEhf - 10g they EETB,
Eruuakstf - 0lF rAnn In EAE,
srfi Hql1 shove eleh p1fFtCt1 gave
DSash . a. tFEifnr thae Uoli1 dare
Totran e thnuaFh III dlgt q shEna.
An knnsI1 haarta n lnt Win ahaTa
And f5HoS & - Dsa4A Or HEns-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28
) De PostmaIfcr Ner York Gig:

2 Q I7Il z g1st7l7I1ElE y u z VT Try
P.o. DEPARTxEST, Aug. %, 1861.
Sin : The Postmaster General directs
that from and af.er your receipt of this let
er,,noue Of the newspapers published in
New York city which were lately presented
by the Grand Jury as dangerous from their
dIsloyalry. shall 6e forwarded inthe mails.
am, respectfully, your obd't serv't,
D Tnnrr nL,inf Gil.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28

This iOokslike business. Looks like the
Government did not intend that the very
cOnveuienees which it is afEordipg to the
people, and for the sustenauee of which it
is annually paying untold sums of money,
should be used to destroy the Govern
ment's existence.
Let the Government next turn It's atten-
ton to the Baltimore treason mOngers-
the Cincinnati Eaqnirer, Louisville Courier,
SC.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28

SHEET IRON.
0S0 BDLs. SHEET IRON, assorted, No. Il to2T-
SOOS0 Galvanized Sheet do, g 20 TOYS.
On hand and for sale cheap by
Oet25 Pc. HILDRETH BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28
HORRS IA RARNES

MOULD CALL ATTENTION to their assortment
w OF Fancy articles, consisting Of NedallIon,
Landseape aud Pariaa Vases; Bohemian, white, blue
and silt Cologne Sets; Plain and Gold band Tea Sets;
Toy Sets; Taper aud Cigar HOIders; Motto Cups:
Btegere Ornaments; Card Receivers, All sizes aud
shapes; Fancy Candlestieks, Match boxes, Jewel
boxes &C., suitable for bsIutiul and elegant pres
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28
PROMPT WORK.

The Reorganization and Opening of
the United states Courts I'm che
Western District Of VIFginla-The
Trip 20 CIarksbuEg and What we
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28

y COrrsts. Cotton Hosiery, DEab, Bins mixed and
"h gf An'i1E S GSssH1 100 Mai, Street.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28
Russian Emancipation.

According to the latest accounts from Russia.
the friend, ct human liberty, who long have
been anticipating the abolition of scrldom under
that Government. are again destined To disal
pointment. II had been announced, with every
appearance oi authority, that the charter of
emancipation would be proclaimed on the "a OF
March. the anniversary of the Empcror's acccs-
sion To TIE throne; BIT Petersburg telegram of
the i inst. received by the last steamer, saws :
In rcigtatOn OF current reports, the Governor
o. It. Petersburg ann ounces that no Government
measure. concerning the peasants, will he pub
lishcd on the II of March" Yer, recent adj
vices, pfcviou-l, received, were to the effect
thata solemn council OF the empire had been
held carly in February. at which the articles Of
the project of the emancipation had substantially
APPROX cd, and this great measure of social and
political reform was regarded a. i thing virtual
IL accomplished. The only explanation of the
delay is. that through the formidable opposition
OF the nobility, Alexander II. has been, for the
timc being, swcrycd from his purpose. He II
represented 10 have seriously and laborously
studied the scrf question in all itS phases and
applications to material interests. and to have
become convinced that il can he cflcctullly abol-
ishcd, within brief period, through bout his do
mi
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

We again canton those people who assum,
that the Administration i about 20 adopt the
submission policy. thst they should not too hast
liz jump At that extraordinary conclusion. II
will bc seen from the regular Washington dis
pathcs, that even the Abandonment of Fort sum
ter i by means definitely settled a. We have
been told. The gossip moneers have good
i, al to answer for, in regard To the stories they
daily send out through the country, on matters
about which they can not have any positive
know Ledge. At least. when the reports of one
day are directly contradictcd on the next, we
must hesitate to give their words implicit ere
dcncc
We fear these reports are getting less and les
reliable The present Administration is much
more reticont than its predecessor. and hence the
Glib accounts We have gifts sraver deliberations,
from day TO day. mus: be received With more
than usual allowance.
Ii the nearly universal sentiment OF At least
the North-wcs j. 10 he shocked bv the surrender
Vi Fort sumter, Il can not bc otherwise than
from humliaiine necessity. When ii is added
that Fort fckens will also be abandoned
Or That the supplies are getting short
there. too. and surrender Is under ii,
cus>ipn in Cabinet council, do not be
lieye word OF il. No such ncccssit,
exists there such surrender can onl,
bc thought Of a part OF "unive7sa
submission policy, that would not he tol
Grated in solitary State that voted fo,
Nh Lincoln Cincinnati Gazette
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

Nrw YoRK, March 26.--The Times Wash
inston correspondent says.
Mes-rs. Hedges, OF VT, Harding, of Penn,
aud Theaker, of Ohio, were nominated % the
Board of Appeals on patent cases, provided by
the new Patent Law.
Several gentlemen arrived here from Texas
~ithin iay or two. One of them states that IN
conversation with Coy. Houston few days
since, he stated that Irving was in Texas, aud
that Alabama would soon be involved IN the
same dilemma as Texas now Is
The Southern Commissioners are troubled by
the recent news from Texas.
The Worlds correspondence says:
The President has received several applica-
tons from Louisiana for cadctship ut West
Point.
The yrsini. Scccssioni.ts are beginning TO
despair of passing direct ordinance OF Seces
sion. and are urging the adoption OF the Ar
Kansas plan 10 submit 10 the people.
The Union men are confident that secession
would be voted down by large majority.
The Herald's correspondent says AmonS
the nominations to-day we're III. Winter Davis,
ct Maryland. as Minister to Russia. and Richard
iIiIdreih the historianl Consul to Tripoli.
The nomination Of VIM. Pennington, Jr., ~
Secretary 10 Paris. will probably bc recalled.
the main objection being that lac cannot speak
French.
secretary Chase has. alpon'ed J.. l..
Chttcnden, OF VI, Register OF the l. :.
Treasury.
The groSs amount of trust bonds belonging To
the Chickasaw Indians, now in the L. :.
Treasury. j. ~ .3l6.>l. This tribe i located IN
che Indian Territory. south of Kansas.
The Tribune W ,Shington correspondent SAYS
the claims of American citizens against Chill
have been referred o. the arbitration OF Belgium.
Caleb Cushing j. their principal Counsel. This
reference j. the reason assigned Tor hurrAns
Mr. Sandford'. departure. lie sails on saturday
newt.
The Herald's correspondence says Alvin
saunders. oil Iowa, has been appointed Governor
ot Nebraska. The place Wa promised % ID. N
Carter of Ohio. but 4 compromise WAS effected
hstwec the parties and Mr. Carter i 10 have q
foreign Mission, perhaps Secretary OF Legation
u Russia.
The Times Washington correspondent sa,s
the following nomiaat'ods have been sent to the
Senate:
Thos J. Galbraish, Sioux Agent. at yellow
Medicine:
l.. H. Sianarl, Receiver, and J. VI. >tickey,
Register, az Sunrise, MINI;
Steven Miller. Receiver, At - Cloud Mimi.
Rev. ]. Akers. Receiver. at ~. Peters, Ninr.:
+. \. Reese. Receiver, at Ilambleton. Nina:
II ". iiolle,. Receiver. II Chatield, Mimi
Lieut. \. Il. Bolcom, of Mimi, Winnebaeo
Agent.
T.. - Walker. Chippewa AGENT AT Grow " inr
T.. 4. " Chi. Chippewa Agent at Lake Supe
nor.
Lake Marion. KecisVsf. and SilGcN Luce
REGISTER AZ Portland. MINI.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28
Northern Steamboat, on the Mississippi
River.

About one month ago the people of the North
West were almost up in arms at the announce
ment that steamboats, going down the Mssis
sippi were required TO hease to At Nickshurs
and give an exhibit OF cargo ON board. But n
usual the insult Was submitted To, aud our
vessels were regularly examined by the southern
rebels. Since the Inauguration of jeff. Davis a.
President Of the southern Cohiederacy the fol
lowing rules has been established by the oil
garchs down South:
All steamers aud other vessels navigating the
river Mississippi. d, stined for ports or places
within the Confederate States, on arrival within
tae Territory of the Confederate States OF
America, from any port place beyond the
Northern limits thereof, shall come To at the
port of Norfolk. otherwise known as Nclm'-
landing, In the State Of Mississippi, aud tie
master or person in command OF every such
vessel shall make due report of the arrival of the
said vessel by exhibiting To the Revenue officer
a, said port duplicate manifests OF the whole
cargo. declaring the name of the vessel, name oil
master, where from, the port of destination, and
a full aud particular description OF said cargo.
Aud shall obtain from the Revenue officer a
certificate Endorsed on one Of the said maniiest-,
vf the fact ot its exhibition, and shall leave Will
the said officer duplicate of the same.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28
People we Can Dispense With.

Does any cnterprising individual wish TO form
4 COLONY AT the North Pole, or Central Africa, or
any far oil place, where the voyagcrs will be
warranted never to come back again ii 50
We can point out quite a cargo whose export
would never be lamentcd over by their native
land. We are not sure bu. the government
would nav their entire expenses. to get rid of
them finally and forever. Here is a list OF the
most promising:
The man "who can't live within his salary,
and is always wanting to borrow money, but who
wears a fine broadcloth and extensive sleeve
buttons, a. his millionaire employer.
The woman who brings up her daughters on a
diet OF curl papers and dancing school, and who
lean not account for Anna Marla's conduct
when She elopcs with a renniless dry goods
clerk.
The man who would rather buy new coat
lon credit and cheat the tailor, than TO be
DEGRADED bv a neat patch on his elbow.
The woman whose stocking toes resemble q
cullendcr in their ycntilating convcnences, but
who considers 4 nicely executed darn IN the skirt
of /, dress. to he vulgar beyond endurance.
The man who is always making hi- mind,
and who answers every question with oval.
don't know exactly" aud stands with his hands
in his rocket, until il is too late to DO any thing
else with them
The woman who always has TO stop and sew on
her bonnet strings when she is going any where
who i universally bchindhand-Who Is too
late At church too late at market too late To Get
her railroad ticket, and invariably arrives At the
steamboat landing lust three seconds after til,
blank has been taken up,--Lie Illustrated
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

The Secession movement in Texas, clearly
unconstitutional, even il sc consider that State
10 be a ndcpendcnt n IL was before anncXa-
ton, and hence justly regarded b, Gov. Hous-
ton as nudity, is bearing the genuine fruits
OF the Mexican style of politics which IT lini
tateS. There are now two State Governments
in that Commonwealth, the one legitimate and
regular, and the other without constitutional
authority, mere usurpation. Sam Houston Is
the r.hiiul Governor of the State, having nci
thor resigned nor been impeachcd, nor got rid OF
in any legal manner. The Rcvoutionist~, ON
the other hand, have sworn in Lieutenant Gov
crnor lCark a. Governor, and recognize his au-
thorIty, to the utter reputation of General
Houston.
Thus there are two rival Governments in
full blast in Texas, ut this moment, after the
most approved Mexican method. We trust
Governor Houston will firmly maintain his
ground. with whatever force he can rally, and
promptly call upon the United States Govern
ment Tor help, to put down the rebellion against
him and itself. Such demand would not be re
fused. and the three thousand troops traitorou,,
dSbandcd 10y Twigss, in that State should b,
re organized, aud kept in that quarter, where
their >er,ic ices are So much needed. The Ad-
mnistralion will commit grave error, it il al
lows these troops To lac Withdrawn from Texas n
present unless others are sent to supply Their
places. To aid Governor Houston in maintanin.
law and order. \ golden opportunity Is thu
presented to strike a blow for the Union, and (,
demonstrate 10 the genuine Union men, al
through the rebel States, that the Government !.
prepared to sustain them, with all its power, il
all lo,al attempts to put down the Secession usur
pcrs and to uphold the constitutional authorit,
Of the nation Cincinnati Gazette.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28
.-palmctto' Whisky from Northern
Ds~titieric>

For several days past We have noticed dray
loads ct Cincinnati '.RnSth.ad," the genuine
~coa'vshand." "sttyehninc.' ''kill round the
konser' rifle whisky. passing through the city,
On tae Way To Charleston and other point, in
south Carolina and the South What com
mcutarv upon the mon intercourse FIRE eaters.
They are m .'oriuf' nation down there some of
them-bat they can't mako their own whisky
porkepolis does il for them. Il drinks lust a.
well. they fni, - long the barrel bears the
Palmetto stamp Is a pretty -hrcwed idea of
Porkopoiis though--saiiing their "tangle-foot'
unicr Palmetto eoler>. IL pretty cute va,
80 ..-sil'' the caroliuians and little bad whisk
~ "a. same. time y, branding Palmetto tree on
one end 81 the keg The stream of Cincinnati
whisky pouring into the South viii have
Tendency - hre the Southern head n We'll a th'
southern heart Ncshrifs RaHsfr
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28
Canadians Sale al Real Estate.

rs Virtue ct an order II The Court "f Common Pleas
of Randolph County. muie 40 Tie February term lsGi.
VII fl al 'ris ate sale. for price not l tau fhs
appraised taluc tlr undivided third part 81 tn <otii
hat oi the snutli-Wrs quarter 81 section one, aHd
twenty eieit al 81 the north side 81 the North
hall - Tie north vet quarter - section twelve ~
township nineteen nf range eleven n Delaware conn
"a. irt N arrVs. and one undivided tii part 81 the
snHi bali at The south we- quarter 81 section eet cn
iu ipw str nineteen - range twelve ttst lu Randolph
Com "a. lndlaa. sixteen acres. Terms - -Ae; One
illr '.~h auo tlf 80 ni4s" months and The balance ~
csefie uintih. from sA 81 sale. the purchaser 10
esftiiee - purchase aud NIL br required
Of lprii~efnri law iili iufersf from cate and
approved security. " sale h. confirmed T., Court
vii receive decd tor -aid land and viii be- required
te eve naIt.asf of the an lHk fpr making.
aud recording ifersot THOMAS ". kEECE.
lHafli Isl Guardian Of Audrcw !. Meet
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

- We fud tic following dispatch in the
Daily Jour al Of Tuesday. We can hot youch
for the tathluluoss
Dispatches from Fort Pickens state that the
garrison Is short OF prov sion, and can hold out
but "A short time. Nome but official commuDicA-
tiou S permitted a, Pensacola, and the squadron
ctu neither reinforce the Fort or furnish sup
Pile. Appearances Indicate that the Govern
meui, before long, Nili be compelled to abandon
Fort fickcns TO the Seccssionists.
We can hardly credit the above. Those dis
iatch,s sent cut IN the DaiIies are often scntby
irresponsible psriies Tor the purpose of creating
sensation.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28
Time and Photography.

Photographs may be taken in various
modc-, some requiring several minutes. and
others only nm instant. Those rapidly moving
objects, racc-horscs, the wares Of the
sea, etc, taken in the hurdredth part of a
second. In English experiments an image was
taken in the ten taoasandth part of n
second and a rapidly revolving wheel
was taken in so brief space that il
,ecued perfectly well defined aud station
AIRY. being Illuminated by single dis
charge from an electric battery occupying
according TO WhcatStone only the m l'ionth
part of second Scientific American.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

We understand that considerable amount oi
gold, OF foreign coinage. has recently been for
wafdcd hy q bank in New Orleans to Phil
adciphia bank, for the purpose OF having il con
Ncrtcd INTO American coin nj the United States
Mint IN tins citt-thc reason assigned Tor trans
hitting il here. instead Of having it coined at
the New Orleans Mint, being want of conf
dencc in the latter institution since il has fallen
into the hands of he Seccssionists. This in
cidont j. quite suggestive one, and shows how
much diStru-t OF the Disunionists is felt in the
hnancials circles of the South.