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New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
rnNsr1p PATTON oa cOsTIyEyrss

No Of the maRy iU SO s heir To- 30 prevent 20
l,t and much neglected CosiyeDess Oasn
originating csreessness seoenssry hAbs regarded ~
sght disorder Of too little TO eheke anxiety
Wills In 10 TIE and snion or
Ire most fatal aud dangerous deaes and unless early srsd
irsed will bring the sufferer to uni~ely grave Among
the lighter VIII b cortvepess the usual attendant
Headache, COh. Rheunsm rog Breath Piles and os, q
ke nature while train Of shul such Mah{
rspt Feyers Abeesses DysenteTy Dihes Dyspepsia APP
oplesy Epilepsy Paralysis, Hyss-rs Hypoohondrs Melan-
by Ills alarming symptom Not unf queuy the dseases named
originate In but the Independents eaissbs
upsss the cause eradaed "A early stage Prom s these
follows that the disorder should receive as
dse attention whenever and shoud nssket
40 90, boI Of CEPHALIC PILLS hrs appesrAacs u
the eomplint tbeir timely viii e1pel the nsdssus
poeche Of disease and destroy this dangerous foe 70 bum E
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Enn Iert


This popular Annual for Politicians Is now rc.dy
All oTders received prior to January have he
ders received since that date win be filled the books
can be printed.
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
soVERNMENT OF TIE UNITED sTATEs-E.eou.ive
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT from the United States at Foreign Courts
nNATE 0F TIE UNITED STATES Msmoer Of Poiti
aoTsE or REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES. Politically Classified.
E8vilTH CONGRESS te far ehosen1 Politically Classified
vBEE UOMkSTEADB, OF the Action Of Congros the
Qaeson Of granting Free Homeseads TO Actual sees
the Public Domain Including the BID passed for the purpose
and the PTcsideut's Veto thereof.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1850
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Douslhs PiLAfFORM for 1850.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC lBreckinridge) PLATROAM for
NATIONAL UNION (BelD PLATFORM, for 1850.
ELECTORAL VOTE OF TIE sEYE1AL STATES FOR
ItS'S SECESSION or SOUTH CAROLINA.
cable or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
prepared At the Smiths lntuton snd containing the
ture Of the Year at lS0 Points Ia North America principally
81 the Unliod States.
ELTCTIoN Returns FROM ALL THE STATES OF
TliE UNION, eAIofay complied exp1essly for Tns TRB
LIST or STATS, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS. TIMES or
LEGisLATlvL MEETING. GENERAL ELECTIONS.
POPULAR yoTE, FOR PRESIDENT in 1884, 1885, and 1900
Terms. Cash In advance.
PncE rs ocnts a cope. for s1, 100 copie. sS postage
~ Back numbers Of TEEuRg AIEaNAc be supplied
SesI' ista bS 'S' e ~ 'ss SO sad go Price rs cens
Address. THE TRIBUNE. N.wYul
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~ HAApscHs 10 the ayonte sign By whi,h nature E,ses
Known any deyien whatever from the natural Of tho
brain end viewed In this sht may be booked safssd
TO sye notice Of which ght other sise scape
atieptiop TIL Tesdd and s Isdosttons should
never be neglected Hesdsehss may classified oadsI two
names VIA synp.omstic and diops'hc SyDptonae Head.
variety Of diseases. among which sre Apopls1y 0oot Eea-
an and all fsba dsesse. In i,s form 10 10
pathetic of disease tho stomach constituting s aeadae<,
Of hepsc disease, constituting bgi'us headis Of worms
eoustipson and other disorders Of tho bowels we'll
as renal and uterine affections Dseas Of the heart
very frequently attended With Headache, Anamia an1
neho. are also affections which fegusntly eeeesion
beaache Idapahie Headache - so yesy oonnon bsinS
usually sushsd By ths of aervns AesdzaA some
es coming suddenly Of apparently sound hesh
and prosratns ihs mental and physical and hs
other slowly hrded oy depression Of
spirits aeerby Of ln mo.s instances the palm b n
tbe Of he bes both eyes and soers pro-
yokBs youns under this class also be named Neyyas.
For the q either cas Of Headache the CepAho
PILE have foApd and ssfe remedy relieving
acrts pains few minutes and n subte erscatta
the diseases Of which Headache the aDsfias index.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

A RTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE.
~ CONTENTS Of FEBRUARY NUMBER
Growing Old BY Lucy N. Godley.
An Angel BY Mary A. Denson -
NJ CyandmotherA Slectscles BY Paul Lsnre'
W. are CjTowing Old. BY Emma Pss'inoe.
wbsn wna Eshteen. BY Cecil Hamilton
tny Apuyersary by Virginia +. Townsend
Waiting. BY Laura j. Aten., Il,
A Word TO Husbands BY Elizabeth
Sv5ney's Last Fieight By Virginia F. TownsoDl
The Oeseon's Dream. BY T. s. Arthur.
Hint to Wives BY Helen X CuIleL - -, - WI
Nothing But Money. By T. s. Arthur ChSp' w. W su ''
The Ahianeed BY M. l..
Ideals. By Mary A. Lathbury.
Lesends Of the Madonna. - n % -,
IrS sermons: sunday Religion. BY T. s. Arthur N.
Boy and Girls 1ressuy Last "Wednesday SighI py VII
tiriG r. Townsend,
Hints for Hourrkeepers.
Health Department.
Mothers' Department.
Toilette and Workable
New Publications. . u .vI,d.
Idi,ori Dcpartment "If;-Mausgtsi In Hesven" fnelds
In Children Reading ,he Bibe'-lusctibedt 70 the
"Home Msss.ine" OF 1901 BY Mrs. A. C. b AItsId
nt year 81 and tegan, premium Eugavtng tonr oPe,
for s. and premium Engraving 70 seer ng OF cruz ,s.
copies for extra copy aud pIsmi1m 70 gov
'ei"P :" ""'' No 323 Wall q, PhlSdelphia
s;, Is cents Trade supplied the .as discount
G ROSS & TOUsEy. New. York.
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~ OyxR Irc,rssnT And The mental care aad anxiety
cdent attention 70 business study among .be
causes Hesdsbe hs sordered q
mind and body incident this distre.ng complain, 10 ll
blow all ambition Sufferers By thus dord.s eso
using ono PHI. whenever the symptoms spDe.
II quies the ovs brss and oothes the 'soed and %
rns nerves and rexes the tension Of the stomach hh al
ways and osgases The dOdTed condition " Tie
bYaln.
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- NJ. MACY,
Ia. Nos. 7Oi and 2cs 6lhsV.,
WI open on MONDAY, Jan 81,
sPE,lALiriESi
SgC60 worth Canibiio OUNCiNUS,
job lot III be -old ffom l5e 10 81.
Half the cost of importation
800 pf, eoiosd aud white ORGANDlES and ESMERALDAS,
job lot, for H. l5c and lsc. yard,
Coa %. yard 10 import
500 pa HInbroidered CURTAIN MUsLINS.
so ~. Embroidered CURTAIN LACES
40 pfs. Embroidered LACE CURTAINS
Job lots, very much under PRICE
I 0cO doE LsdeS whit ribbed Lambs wool HOSE
Are TO be closed at q usual price 4l
1900 Buchanan NIGHT CAPS
Closing for A..
sl,cco In YANKEE NOTIONS opened hi. ws.i.
n. b
1000 doz Of Lades eslebr,ted Paris KID GLOVES
opening. All colors, all siIea 0Jc. pair
We receipt Of odcrs for them by mail from all
pats Union Whatever y bs the rea of tho pe.eat
political diees, the ladies' from Maine 10 Texas unit
Kid Cloves concerned, and viii have them:
h. II. MACY,
Eos 2oi and 7o6 6,bay.
Corner lith 81
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NETWORK, MONDAY, JANUARY 81, lst

CONsI TUITION OF The UNITED STATES,
~ IN neat mphlet form 70 Three Gents.
Dealers tspi lied at the usual sies by ~ rou,rv
No. l2l Nassaust
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FACT rwoRfs,KsowHs -spaldrs's Cephaic PDls
tain cure Sick Hssdsehe Bilious Headache, Nervous Nod
eShe, Costiysness and General DshhtJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

DIIILLIS BROMFIELD (wifc of George Bronl-
field deceassdl who resided Newc ptle upon ryne I'm.
gland about IS years ago and then c for Bowoy New
Any person who furnish Information whether she i'
livn dead win be rewarded for their trouble H living
money il lying hero for her Letters TO ELCUM uOCOMBE
Solicitors No - Bedford-row, London, Ensiud
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
YPsILASTI, Mich, Jan. Il, letL
Mr.. SpAJpIN9.

Mr. SpAJ JpIS9.
Not long since VOC for box Of Cephe Pps ,o ths
enI, the Nervous Headache Cosvebes and received tho
same they had good eject that Itaced to sssd
for more. =. -,
Please send By retur mail Direct 70
A. II. WHEELER
YpshSd, Aiieb.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs.-orrIcg or TIE


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-OFFIC oP TIE
IN CossuUovERs op TiNp ASSIGNMENTS, No ~
CLAubeIsr, keW-ioik, Jan. ]. l3blNoiios ts hereby
that the Assueu Role of Real aud Personal E-t s
Of the City snd Comfy of ScwYok, for tho year ll,
will be opened MONDAY the lith in-taat for public
INSPECTION aud viii Contnue open until the 0th day Of
10 call and examine the same Ia order tha, any In
the may be corrected A'o al entitled oy
reduction Of htr ~ Of their being
esTey nsy eryccs aud also literary charitable
nstuiions by exempt from aton requested 10 nAks
application for such reduction eIsmPton previous TO the
closing Of the rolls on the afvh day ofApriL - - .
The section OF the Act Of April H. 1889 published
for the information Of Taxpayers 80.
gEc1IoS TO- Durng The tine the books shs BE- opcu for public
Inspection a, heretofore provided application may be made by
any peon considering himself sgIioyod by the Gessod yAlu
his peI-ona have the corrected
such application be made In relation the assessed valuation d
real estse be made In writing stating the ground of %
ecoBs thereto and berrupon tho Commissioners shall examine
lo this complaint and In their judgment the n1Hi
they shs the 70 be coeed H such Appca
oA be- made relation 20 the Asrrd valuation estate
the applicant shA be examined under oath by the said Comm
who thsl be authorized TO administer such any VI
them and "A their jndgnen the IL thJ
shall snd hs Of such
they may believe TO be and declare their de-
con thereon within thirty days ssr such application shall have
been made them No reduction shall bo made By tins Board
of Supeisofs Of real personal estate I'm
pos under this oct unless ha appear under oath ns
On that tho party RRsysd unable to attend within the
period pcscbed for tbs correction Of by Of iok
absence from the dyLaws Of 1853 Chapter 3 Sec
j. w. ALLEN,
J. W. BROWN,
isn5 Ray,uyl Comi,sIopsrs Of Taxes and
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

rsr A single bottle Of SPALDIN0S PREPARED CLUE
VIII ssye ten times its cost annually. -Al
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
60 tDbom il man Concern.
7 OWE of STRONG DRINK CURED
DIR. zELLs woSbERPuL POWDERS.

For sale al No % Diyisionst No 2l Eirhthav ~ y aud
MI. HAY EsS No i53 fuoust. Broolyn Price dollar
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spnrc. CsMx, Hsntinsdon Co., Pa, jan ~, 5ssL
III q. BPALDING, Esq. we
You win please .end me two box. Of your cnh,,, p -
Send them Immediately.
ST. have used boz Of your Pl. aud ind .he e. s
lsHL
Belle vEsyos, Ohio. Jan. Is, 1851.
HssRY c. SpALprHe, Esq
Please inclosed I've for which ssnd
other box OF your CephsHe PDl Tey truly he es Ps
hare tried
Direct A. STOvEa PM,
Belle Vernon, Wyandat Co, O.
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RBsyeLpsBrss, Franklin Co, Ohio, 4
Jan. 8, bel

jan O. l&l
HEsRy C. aPALDiss,
Nc. ~ CedIst, N Y.
DEAR SIR:
Incosed 6nd twenty-five s for which send bon of
"Cepbsbc Pls Send 10 address Of Rev VIM C. Filler Rey
noldsbuTg Franklin Co, Ohio
Yosr Pills work HE Headache shnost Ssoskr.
WIN G. YfLLER
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NEARLY READY by RUDD & CARLETON


~ FAsTpAY SERMONS
Lar,e puodeeiO handsomely bound in Muslin Price 81 -
vo,re com .iug the rnost marked and impotas ais
SSr nroineut Pulpits throughout the Uned oots'
both North and South the question no" eon'ns 'no
country.
A BOOK, exposing the fallacies of PhysioloQsts,
and the ossni rsuen Of Physcisns IN special ds
trstipg the nervous system and leaving both mind and ood
total 4Oth edition. 400 psses lO nsrations D. M
LARMONT Paris London and New YORK. fhydcan and 'n,
Teon No 647 Broadway tup s.airsl NJ T. Mailed by o.
LAWRENCE, for III, No. Vesey.st Astor hoaso oihoe
bours-9 NJ 10 p. aud Thu-Sday TO ia the evening
We With the following papers 10 T.eonnenahs W
LARAONr 10 the afflicted Dispatch A1s SoI.flef oes Ito"
Unis, Democrat, Sts.ss-Leung. Daily News, se
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
Z IN ues, Pamphlet Form for Three Cents
Dealers supplied q, the usual Tstes by , ,D,,,s,,,,
No. I2i Nassau-s.
N{TOMEN OF NEW-YORK.-Ms. Hankins
CITY, IS for sale Mule CIowens and Rogcr,s IN Broad
vsv HAWKINS & Co, Publishers, Family Newspaper
Office No. lS2 N'ssau-si, up stairs. -
DFADY SATURDAY, January %: AMER
Ia ICAN SLAVERY DISTINGUISHED FROM The
SLAVERY OF ENGLISH THEORISTS and Justified by the
law Of Nature. By Rev. samuel Ssbury, D. authoI
Discouses on the Supremacy and Obligation Of Sohscenee
one vol. l2uo. 3l8 pages. Cloth extra Pfica si
treatise examines American Slavery IN The ght OF he
OF and seeks their harmony aiming o 20
sepApte moral and social from It's economical and pheS
The anthor having carefully and eInauvey studied
the .ubec, exhibits his arguments clearly honestly and iof
bly, the present prominence Of this topic wen 70 can
Vs snddy calmly both sides OF the great question subs
tuting truth for nisapprohensOn any ekl'
Nos and Mercerrst n. Y.
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BEVERLY. Vase, Dsc. ID, 1850.
II. C. SPALpIse, Psq.

BEVERLY, Vase, Dec ID, 1850
wish for circuis rss show bills to bns your
phaie Pi more particularly before custoDerA II yoQ
haze anything Of the hind, plrsss send 70
One OF my who 10 to 5eh He.che
usually nsng Of attack In h,u lv
your Pills which sent hsr
Respectfully yours ~, n u,,
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Go formers an6 Others.

THORLEYs FOOD FOR CATTLE AND
HORSES converts the poorest Hay Straw super
fine Provender Pamphlet mailed FREQ to address. De
pot No 81 Broadway, y AGENTS WANTED in every city
and town
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
mi cellar sc1e.

COLORED WINDOW GLASS, of all sizes an
~ eoors suabs for urches and dw sngs always on han
and for sale 1T lowest price. by
FREDK. H0OSE X Co. No. 1873 Futpn.st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

CAUTION
A. certain ppprinclpied PERSONS astem1fir
the unsuspectIg public limitations Of my PREPAhED 0Lc
would caution ali persens 10 ezAnins before psseoes
~ - sPxLDfses PREPARED GLUE. - S
I sptdsc ayaEes s s's ssss'as ess-ssJ'sS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
fost ano fonno.

EOUND--In the East River, ROW-B0AT,
l. with makers aud owners name on APplyto
JOHN DEANS, near Astoria.
I OST-At or near Bradys Gymnasium in st.
Make plane the afternoon Of tho srh large GOLD
WATCH (Rob Roske No. IS Ga5l s75 win be paid any
returning to KING DE NENE No 81 Pus-st, and
questions ssked.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
Groceries a,o prouisions.

NEWTON PIPPIN SIS, 900 barrels @
IN choice selected FRUIT put up expressly for shipping
family and for sale by J. w. REYNOLDS, v
Ponahkeepsie. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

fI'HE ball is always up at EBBlrr HALL, No.
i IS Wet 31d.t. near Broadway. FLOOR SKATING,
20 kate Ebb, Hall previous to ventuug the ice Terms
20 per hour lessons FOR F The Hall may he
HIRED Tor Balls, Concerts. 40
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

DEADY MONEY paid for FURNITURE, CAR
HI PETS, BOOKS &C. at No 2o sthay., between 9th sad
h--ts
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- v aHLmrAL HlalnE alumaL - -.
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90 fet.
printing.

A / EFERDELLs, No. 3G2 Broadway, WE'D
"A DIM CARDS. ENVELOPES, &e, in elegant styles a
low prices See tho Ribbon kno. Tor Card Specimen. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

A GERMAN Lady of experience wishes 70 Oo-
~ tain SITUATION DAILY GOVERNEss In a ami
he III teach her Language French and music a
SIR No lf6 Me.l Jd.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
Dantins aea6rmiss.

n Ii. RlVERSs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~. 33a faonst, Pro.ie the City Hail. BrOOklynIA new
class for Misses and Masters forming WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at , O'clock The next
soiree VIII be owen a. Gothic Hall MONDAY, January a.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
Uauts.

AN ENGLISH LADY, qualified to imPart Q
n thorough ENGLIsH EDUCATION and INSTRUCTED Wy '
In MUSIC desires engage UOyERNESS or IN seS
domestic carscty suited 20 her po.iion Reference given sal
ary NOT an object. Address A B Tdbuhe Office
, 1861-05-01

A new bomb-shell has been invented bv III.
LoIt's Wood Of Brooklyn, which he claims
will be more destructive than any prejectile
now used. It's form is similar to that Of the
ordinary shell. The interior walls are coated
with non.conducting composition which pre-
vents the. charge zfrom .fusing them. The
charge Is molten material, poured In through
az eas1y=clcsed I'd Eate Or opening. The thick.
neEs Is SO arranged that whether It falls upon
hatd or soft earth, stone :or wood, it bursts.
and the contents f1y in every direction, and in
al Shapes and quantities. If 1t strikes wood.
Ignition instantly ensues; md If a human be..
ing, it passes down OF through the body with
the Faptdity and effect Of lig ghtning. 4 series
Of test experiments have been tried both with
cannon and projecting by hand. 1none Of tho
latter trials, person standing imptudently
near the spot Of explosion was struck By q
descending piece Of the hllipg about the size
Of q pea on the back Of the neck, In an in.
stant it traye.sed his body, soaring and scar
ing track for itself, and finally stopped in his
boot. The injuries were not healed for nearly
month. This experiment was dropping :
eheN from the hand, ct the height OF fifteen
feet, upon stone. When propelled from a
cannon, its power Of destruction may be Iu1a-
glneds The shen can be made IN the form Of
Minle bAlT'wsth a compartment. to contain q
combn5tible compound for the purpose OF
more extensive and Tapid conaasfatlone. Il
has been offered ty the inventor to the Cos
ernnent, 1a connection with his own services,
The cost Of the esbell is only one-fourth that
OF the form at present used---M r Tribune
, 1861-05-01

Cbieaa> Gtiiht1tte,
MARTIAL LAW Ar CAIRO.

Why don't they stop provisions at Cal
10, bound South. ! Wig are we all the
while Putting bread in the bellies of men
who viii use the strength they deride
therefFom, IN springing at our throats ?
arr the questions that are asked on every
corner. The answer is as ready as the in
1uiry is proper: Because the Government
has no legal power to do 50, unless car
woes are consigned, directly to the seeding
states. Kentucky and Tennessee, both
reasonable and disloya}, are nominally in
the Union, and as long as they remain 50,
trade with them cannot be legally inter
fupted To-day they arc the grocer1es IN
which she rebelious South buys her sup
plies; but it is better that we should yet
while give aid and comfort to the enemy
through them, than that "a greater
wrong should be done by an
assault upon tho rights and
privileges Of the professed1y loyal
Btates. We enter upon time when the
restraints of law will be greatly loosened !;
slAA WE aAoA1>A W SVAA5 W Gtc G43it Lu6
President and his Cabinet set the first con-
spicuous example ofinfdelity to that which
they have sworn 10 support. As the fight
thickens, the necessity for declaring mar
tial law ut Cairo and perhaps all along the
Ohio river as far up as Cincinnati, will
be Imperative; and that iron rule, setting
aside and superseding the ciEil code, will
make the stopping Of provisions job the
propriety of winch allWill admit We do
not know but the time for the declaration
of that laW at Cairo has already come. If
the commanding officer there be convinced
that the people Of Kentucky, Tennessee
and Arkansas, or any number Of them can
not be. held to their loyelty by the civil au-
thorities Of those States, and that they. are
supplying ths enemy with means of attack
upon the Federal government, lis justif-
cation is ample, and he ought to lose no
time in putting forth his full power to hold
Them in check Let him weigh the testi-
mony and prepare to act
, 1861-05-01

The crazy journalists, who, during the
time that Washington was threatened,
were loudly censuring the President for his
supposed inaction and indifference, are
now earnest in his praise. They sec that
they, not the Administration, were in fault,
and that at the very moment when their
outcries were the fercest, the efforts
Of the Cabinet were the most ardu-
ous. A little time has lifted the
the curtain which concealed the opera
GQus Of the Government from view, and
the fact now stands confessed, TINT since
Sumter fell, the: President, though embar-
raised By traitors and doubtful men in the
Departments, IN the Navy, and on the field,
has made superlR1man efforts and that
these efforts have been attended with ex-
traordinary success. No man could have
done more.
Let the eauseless outcry be lesson to
beremembered during the whole campaign.
Henceforth, the newspapers, we assume,
will know little Of. the plans and purposes
.,.ie,, 1.;,1 ~ "s.,.:.a.Ss - s,N's y. o-e .a4n
1-os,- 49, ~ s,xs"e ':1soa on.s a. .ne
- - ~ wv -. : 1,4- ,4e 'noos L
.,,.t 3 =, ~ -o77 ~ Nv" wa, ''ls' -
why theyare not sent yonder; why this place
Is not and that place is attacked-we must
,h;afs -~h;o,, ,N. ~, - @ - - -, :,
49, a.a e 49,. -, 1 - ~ >ata1e No oi''
frmitn ~ ~ n,- - ~ 90 - s ~" 10 .:.: -
~;se i,,+ anar.; 49, 49, 80 ~ s,o"1Lno' 80 -
-;ac,x, nn5 ,:s;s.'1," no .14's 40 pseu o"sA
sa-.s,oe.s @ ~ .o7's aiap'"seu IL ene
.o,',.: san7 w. 1s. *ns 0seuts. aen "ho
ae.et 3D." thousand troops IN mass,
, 1861-05-01

DEATH OF An EAnsENT PREACHER-The
venerable Walter Scott, an eminent preacher
Of the Christian Church, recently deceased,
after brief Illness at Masyl!ck, Ky- At the
time Of bis death he had considerably passed
three score and ten, although up to the period
Of his fatal Illness, be was remarkably hale
and active, and in almost full possession OF his
remarkable intellectual faculties. He WAS al
most as widely known in the West as his
Ereat compeer in the work of reformation
Alexander Campbell of Bethany.
He possessed rare powersof mind end great
erudition, and as pulpit orator, in the meri-
dian of Life, be- was regarded as second to
none in either persuasive or argumentatire el-
oquence. As an author, on sacred themes, he
was also eminent, possessing great poWsr OF
analysis md exquisite descriptive talent at
times, especially afIer age had somewhat i'm
paired his native strength, he was somewhat
visionary, but his contemporaries always con
fessed and admired his remarkable power
His last work, which enjoys very favorable
consideration, especially among the members
Of the denomination In which he was SO long
an earnest la5crer, is entitled the ts Messiah.
ship, Or the Great Demonstrztion"- work
which develops bis great analytic power, to-
gether with some Of the objectionable pecu-
iarittes of his mind. mr. Scott was native
OF Scotland, and, We believe was q graduate
Of TIC UniyeraitY Of Edinhurg
, 1861-05-01

patriotic effort to restore our distracted
country, and to raise anew its dishonored
flag, till it shall float again and forever IN
honor, and defiance to its enemies, over our
whole land. T. {
Southern Illinois is doing her duty. 1t
is ra1lYing. its volunteers to the national aalt
defense It is, through It's patriotic dele-
gates at Springfield, loyalty and faithfully
sustaining our Government in cheerful
obedience to our country's call. 1t will
not permit hostile invasion on its terri
tory it will give blood for blood, in main
tcnance of our country's honor, While
our imperilled nation says, j." to the North
give! and to the South, keep not back!"
oil will stand faithfully, side by side, fight
ing for the. old flag, sustaining the Consti-
stitutiona1 Government Of our fathers; and
putting an utter endto therebellion, treach-
cry and traitorous secession, which seeks
to blot out the name, and forever extin-
guish the glory Of the American Union.
, 1861-05-01

Some curiosity, If not anxisty, il felt through
out the State g to the dea.nata on of the forces
raised in tb}a State, aud! the Eeason; they are
still retained in camp here. ' In response to
this feeling we may say that the troops are de-:
talnea solely because they :ase Lot. Yet cIriIlY
s1pplisdswith arms. Up to Saturday ntEht
about 1000 ndea musketa had been :recgiSed
and distributed, but the remaining 1, ,0C0 are
stu behind, probably on;f *sy and Will -be-
yet been received, and the troops cannot moge. %
Of, course, till fully equipped and it they lid
move they would be Of no ,use.z The enbar-
rsssment Of the Government by the appreheu-:
sion Of an attack on tho Capital, and tie cut
ting off of Communication With tho North,
has caused the delay. When armed the troops
Fill at once march to their desGnhtiou, which
We are not authorised to reveal In the mean-
while drilling is goingon 1apidlJr and ~ the
time the arms Ind equipments are received
the troops VIII be In very fair state bf ~dtatI--
-nline. 8osthatno harTn- has ret come, or vii
Journal, 29lA,