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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FOH
S0S ER RAILROAD aad NEE YORE
SENTRAL RAILk01pt Exsre,s Irsin, leave
f9 1nmg sSSaSsss s,Ssssed t0S sI:t station,
HOO" s@pm iiaS SSpm
Mon,r, a and Buffalo
TTsin with sleep lng
ConrectIpg at Albany with the New Yorf Cen
tral Railroad for Schenectady Rcohester, Utica
Batavis. Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
Suspensi.n Bridge, Auburn, 6epeys, CsI sndslrua'
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and Suspen !
sion via Lake shore, Buffalo arc axe Enron and
Grest Western Railroad. for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit Chicago, Toledo, Mi.v sukie. Fon Du Lac ,
IA E59ssse; mSadIsop PIT pIsirs Dg Chie5 Ga sEs
tine, Iowa CIty. Burlington, Quincy, Spring he'd !,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Te re tisute Indianapolis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, s,ton, Coluu bus, Cl-ve-
land, and al points West, Northwest and South
west
NORTHERN ROUTE.
connecting with Trans at 1roy, with Troy a.
Boeton snd Rens, a SsratOe, Dads for Ssrstoee
Whitehall, Rutland, Buring ton, - Albans, X Ouse
polnt, PiausourEh, OgdensbHTEh, Montreal, &C.
III Freight ARRANGEMENTS by this route al
above, without change Of Cars, from the pepOts n
Chambers and canal streets. are 81 all times as
favorable IS made by 9TH Reilroad CompanI@s
The facilities Of this great New Ork RO1ts 30 the
a. Shippers for prompiress and dispatch
Passenger trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Road.
For particulars as to local train, and freight ~
rsngements, inquire st the depot, 90 Warren ,t.
A. r, SMITH. Superi ptandent
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- HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
- Meeting with TRAINS N0RTH

And WEST, Trains leave:
From Chamber ST. NY From S1th street.
Express, and IL O.. m, Is, IL Is q. m, and SIS
and $50 and p. m. 5,s5 p N.
T .., and ahs Il with oSP% Sundays in
foughkeepsIe train 6, o IS G. Il, and 30 .. M
LIS p. m.
Peekskili train, <Iop m ASP. m.
Sing SlEg tram, g 90 q IN Les O. m, and as and
and 50 and 800 .. m SIS D. m.
Ftshkill tram, $50 2. NIL IS p. m.
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
- a!sa7SSz FOR NEW YORK.

49, S<ue4SzA1SSfFS run I'VE |" toRAs
The Camden and Amboy and Philadelphia. ana
hEPhkS rs SEM dRK I RHP VIZ
G M6kHTEIP LEI es WH !.
Ats A. NJ vi. Camden and Amboy, &c. and A.
ats a. N, vie Camden and Jersey City, IN. ].
AIS A sii If, via Camden and Jersey Cry. Morn
AtLik s: n. via KeEsinston and Jerrey City.
At l2h P, NJ, via Camden and Anboy, (Aooommo-
A. r: IT.. vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
At 2 2 ~, via SOn.inr.on and Jersey City.
At ~ r N, via kensinston and Jersey City,
(Seoond Class Ticket ''
Ats P. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
A. NJ, = NJ, Via C.mdon and Jersey City. Csouth-
ton freight and e.sssnIsr, Fifst 6sss TicSsi.j
NJ M. ssuI as a aIssst ssh' daily The k
For BeivIders, EestOn, IambertrIle,. Fleming
ton. 60. attic A, NJ; and ~ p. NJ, from Kcs-
=, Fer Water Gap, stroIdsshurF, sor.nton, wilkes
fen kessington, via Delaware, Lsckawanna and
iasR iasft '7iSnn ssS Rstasa sspS
The 20 a: ~; n asonfsoa With the train leaving
:, Fer Mount Holly at and "A. NJ. sHdi and ~
For Freehold stsA. NJ. and 2P. NJ.
FOR Bristol, TTentoa, &C.. at TO A. NJ, ~ and
Walnut street wharf.
For Palmyra Riverton, DeIanco, Beverly. Bur-
,Inkt1n Gd reEneoo' Bordentown, 30, at l2x, i.
Steamsr Trenton for Bordentovu, and interme-
wharf 00'
III For New York and Way Lines, leaving
e6ovs Wa, nut, half an hour before departure The
cars rrn lato the depot and on ARRIVAL oftrain run
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed 70 each
PASSENGER. PASSENGERS are prohibited from taking
All baggage over fifty pounds TO be paid for
txtis. The company limit their responsibility for
liable any amount beyond one hundred DO lars,
except BY epeoIal contract.
VIM. H. GATZMER. Arent
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FOR THE
S&3S stySlHkgl WEST AND SOUTH
eaAxN" BALTIMORE AND OHIO

On and after MAY 18TH, 1861, the trans Will run
more.--Msll, ,exesRt Suudey,D at S, 50 A. NJ; EX-
press daky az s. Is 2. NJ. Both Trains go directly
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Bstween Baltimore and Piedmont Is Ike the A. M.
eommodatIon Train, les.InE Piedmont a. S. 20 A.
!; and between Grafton and Petersburg, take
the 81 A nj Train from Baltimore.
The PREDERlCK TRAIN leaves Baltimore
a. 81 L. Nj. and Frederick at ESQ A. NJ.
Thu ELLlCOTpS MILLS TRAIN leave Bal
hmore at 20 and 9.l5 A. NJ. and g and $40 p. NJ,
aud 7I0 p. Nj.
For further Information, Tickets of every KIND
Nc apply TO J. L. ENGLAND Agent at Camden
station, or at the Ticket ONCE.
w. p. SMITH
Master of Trsnsportion.
l.. NJ. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Aren't
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Master Of Transporhon.
l.. NJ. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Aren't
r,szss.,<sxz,NEW YORK, HARLEM AND
SA ALBANY RAILROAD.
!. p y. - ,LEAyiNS NEW YORK FOR

E4 LEAA1klRNAaN E SE E&Al+TK6S kkP FOR
ALBANY t,T GsfE' E sRkER ANR VEST
..Eor AbanJ-lio6 q. m. fast express train from
For Dover Plsiu,-4:Oe ,. m. stoppi4s a, White
Pisin. and stations northt 70 Dover plains-ffom
Irhis train VIII run to Millerton every Saturday
, For oIoson FsIIs.s:ls |. m; STOPPING q. al sta
ping 8. 81 station, from ast6 street station. m '
nan. from hiss .srss, .:on stopping
m For , Williams Bridsen1s, las =. m: and $50 ,.
DoSef PANS; a m. paThi. t1sin leave. Min
cro,on Fs!isU OsS ,. M morning at o. m''
Whits PlaIn,Seic, Zoo .: m. $40 4 700 pm.
SMlliams BrldgeT6:SO, $500 q. m. Roo p. IN.
greet, Tor Central PARK, YOrkulle, Badem and
ey y6h nv TpSfsf from as s s.p to
rsrxzxzE,NEw YORK AND ERIE RAIL
MIA Ferry and Long peet rom foot Of S Gam sp,
's' Hs. ESf e ss8 c1 bantrs and Buffalo
and principal interm. ia,e Stations.
IsS for 6s1ss ana
n IL s' dsd r.i lei 6.vi.. and inter
iics a i m ACCOMMODATION daily. for por,
'eryis, and incipal Stations:
go ?: m: WAY. for Mlddletown, Newbursh
500 3. 20; Sfsaf ESXSsPREss. daily. for Dun.
FIX Buffalo, Csnand.ltus And principsl Stations
So q, fun for Horn.rill.
ana principal stati9ns . ,,,om
NATHANIEL MARSH. Reoeivef. '1'@
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noEf FAIl. TO CALL AT SMITHS, No.
aov seventh 1t eld buy your G othing, Fur
n'snihz 0on%is. FTunks. Rats and Cans 90 i-Im
TAk EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY r,
a hLdhlCh. &C the corner OF Penn a
svsnqs aad Eieysath stTeet, has been ES
gresesE Inducements for ths ra,rcrsEe Of esSsess.
80 GlsnSfts Msn ary othor pubic house in thc
fota on rep. avenue, and his seccIs mods ionI
81 tefE.nsft or trcusi 3nt bo.Tisrs un-Ioe.tion-
eole Ehs bar and rcFtsnIant s-rauCsmsntS ~ ~,
tsAb Hoioi have already become yery sosu
oehg Al & a. cSn he icsifed Or The mi.E q
So, Ias srosrts:or ,ed:es gnrsmitted stt:n
H3Lhco oontirucd liberal send ,tHres 10 ri "a
nlacc?2 20 al and thus rem sws Ms insts 80 =,
~ IN give tbs European Hotsl q call 49,,
A qua ascUTUM CLOTHs,0(W.terpf co,
"A Hepei' Ant ClJths.D for Ladis. and f;sn,s;
An amn and Winter wrsppings, variS SHADES.
Wiih al Sthsf kind. of Dr., Good. for 0n,,sn,
daily VANS "s ioi cunenb
One price only, marked IL pain fsures.
Of $780, CO.'S iof the interior proeery paoked, free
- U1lsc PERRY q Bro
..n.. Pe. avenue and Ninth II.
= Perry Buidinr.-
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~. U 8 GOVERNMENT LINE
EE TO FosT MGNK9E iNb oLD

Le.ve. the lower end of Union DOCK, Bait
more, west side, HhiLY, (Sundars inolI dec, , IS
~ O'clock r. III. tax Ing passengers srd feItht, and
conneotinr with the Railroad lines, 90 ard fom
Washing ton, ID. C., Philsdelphis, New fork, Boz
West, Immediately aier the ARRIVAL of the Express
Train from New York and Phiisdelphis.
The following is the Schedule
From New York TO Fort NJ onrOe and back. .sN
From Ba timoTe and ba ck..-......- Sc
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETS0
In New York a. the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of COURTYARD street
la Phi adel5hls, At the Company's ofioe, N. w.
corner of sixth and Chestnut Streets or 81 the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers foot ?
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
PASSENGER Aren't.
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DS. J. Il. MoLEAN's
sTRzN9TEEKIEa CORDIAL
AND BLOOD pURIFiAR.
rHE GREATEST REMEDY ~ fks WORLD,
E3 ind :ho mos!
A DSLIelos= .Ss Ee5
a.: : ~; q; =: %
BYXA bic Csnysl.i, pre-
T4aY .Ssd ty.ss dI.tha- sS
80 R7ss, EIssd Rest, EEBasS
~ s;,ss s, 81, s;r.ss
AA EsTs, and saaa.I.s EM
kSlE .s:.I, i.!s lie s.s.
ENkE r:..tlai rI,a:i,. (a IS
Re5ore isFf-r S:.:s.y :sa.:.sAttsr taking,
::...s :. ::s .s:iss az @
k.LEAN'S STRENGTHENING gORDLxb
Hri .asst..!ly s,,. kysr Gem L,i,t py,1,Y,s, 5as.
sys,:l... s,.ns:.., !, v.Ia s!.. L;!dy iss...s
q. f s:.. sf s.s :. s
i Is ssi. ..d sys' ssl: i....., i.sId r.!...
rnls: K.. s.S:.,s d srEf.a' reisis: r1 sas.
s.tsko, ts ssis, sad Fever iIs. Ter Gia, .sd
ev4x HIkAIoF BOTTLES
have ssss islt d,rsf tbs lest six sats, .sd II ia
stance has fssd in Cving entire ,ssfs WIS iss
sTxzEsTa snlEs CoaaikS zili .2,sy ss,
He hlEsARs ga. ssv.y az adequate idea Of the i.hse
ate asd tnssi ss.ESs rssdsesd BY sF tss
Cordial Ia ths diseased dsktsd, ,Ad stationed
sys;sz, -sshtE hfsksa dsva By uosh z.ta,s
ipYaiyea y tisk.ts the fsisIsd sad kx,ysE sts,s
ssusa /, rsssssse 70 its pIitiAs health s,G Iiga
k3REI5D PERSONS,
lad H.SsaaI sraHasTtiMiss coaS,as ,s r..
ssafs TsTsstr,-rs s syssH; ard ell vts HsJ irvs In
y,Sd themselves BY is7Tss sdsssssss w Cad
Cordial 9 ss!tsi. AID sPssoy Tsssdy.
20 THE LADIES.
SskAAHe sYEgSaTEENlEG COlRIAhi n ssrsp-
sc. ssd .fseay ears i.1 Issiri.Ei Csn,usyuss " kiS
ssnEsstse ~ fNsst ksIstTsstiss 1tsstassss eli s.s
aeGs:ss, P.islzs, rr{ all t,...ss .asds,tt, peE.I.I
yHEEE Is NO MISTAKE AEOUg "
sx1e1 lSsEs., fsEs I ssSsEiisF &c d.sasas.s Il viii
scss.isi stvsRguss, ard syseT,ts yes IEd tSs
sissE 81 tsGs Esssi y=EF ssssk sssfs avery ssls
1srTKAisd u give Cs.isfsssisA.
FOX CHILDREN,
uJsst sstss L. sisilJ, ESEr 81 szists5. RSkxse1
CORDIAL will Raks tsss ttstsy, fat, .sd FsSlst p,ty
So eoEss;i W. IT, tsd rsz vii De ssssi.ssa. II s de-
ns:s2s tet1ss.
GkSYIJR.
S.vsIs Of drSEss CT dsslsTS .,y ny yaI. sss,
req ssrs sssF 81 trash, which ihsy s,a Say
u; H cosp ss :as A.!
aching s.Es Il ths emily Tsrasdy that will ssrfy tts
sliced ksSsaS hly AID Al !hs same s TIE
7s,1sEv, 70. Cs.i.T Chiili and F.vsr Ys!sr F,y1
'sy E.sl.nt d1s,s. is fuss In large h.tIss Friss
,s!y d Pc. ksttl., ., ttssils, fer S. TH MCLEAN,
Lis1as. FIiAsif.l p.rst ca he s,Tuss Of Hand ,.a
.fss sussts, It, Lszi,. re.
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II FRENCH &-RlCHSTEIN
- coo,sa sf received fresh supply Of Note Pa
seiores 20 match Also, Elex Paper on All tiads
ss sse . VA S Notices; Envelopes % match
lsHe assortment Of Stationery
New York Papers received dsll,. Pa.er. tro,n
at taru OF the country. - $50"
FRENcH a RtcHsTEiN.
~ t1- Penn apsons
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M. N FALLS. PRESET
PHILADELPHIA, WILL,
MIINNSSTIoN AND BAL.

SPRING IND SUMMBR IRkaSG EMfHT.
Trains for PhIsde phis win leave Presidep I'd stf e.,
Depot daily leIcept Sunday % as follows, va
tIrress Irsin 81 0 IS A. NJ. Way Mail Trxn ~
SS M; Evening N all 81 IS O'Clock. ON sin
DAESa Is p. M. oniy. A u trains oorneot vfth
days. "'
A Freight Tram With passenger car sttseAes
leaves 81 =. stopping 81 al Stations bety a..
Baltimore and Hsvre de-6rscs.
Passengers for Delaware ard the Eastern hote
vey of Wiimlntton,
bAll Colofed Persons must give bond beior.
WIN. CRAWFORD, Arsu,
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- hishem!ss. or the HsEss o. Glass iron sSs
fIsssl. henogs de BslIsc. Free Iy Tasii' ei.
sios he sStboT Of Adssa hsts rec % ., m MAJ.
"oesss, FRENCH & RICAs,fElN.
W STe Ptnns: BYspss.
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NOTICE TO TRAyELERs

T. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
- pc Postmaster 6epera having ordered IN,
nal service between Wsshinfton,
H ssln%or :: AID o!d Point ,for.res, kS
Monday, The 2oth infant the Isy Line OF st-,n.,,
I'll ifeye baltimore EVERY DAY except s1r-
esJ nom their wharf, foot Of Union Dock, at az
o oi3oL p M, or Immediately after the arrival ~
ne shlnEton Train. which leaves Washintton
mIed MN FALIs Pretst
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GUNBoATs FOR til. WESTERN RIVERS,

N soh Ihh " hSiEhN RIVERS.
QuARrnRMksTER 6KNxRAL's OPrIcK,
Wdshfnsf0n, Jxae IL, 1851
PROPOSALS are invited for consIruati1nS On,
boats upon the Western rivers A
spsSo,hSsnSns VII be lmmediately prepared and
Cinelnnat,. Pittsburgh, and at this ONCE ~
proposals from boat buii ers and engine build
ere alone will be considered Aie
Pans submitted by bidders will be taken ipto
evntiuelsUon. M. G.. MEI6S,
ISIS Suartermaster General United State
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NIB, OR ABLE AND BED BLANKETS
Hn Yes, BED Comforts, Sheetinss. PILLOW LIuen and
HO,Sons' rowe.s, Napkins. Table Cloths, Tiokinss,
New corners, strangers, sojourners and eitixens
VIII inspect our stock at pleasure.
PERRY BRO,
sc <t-ot Penn. avenue and 9th AZ
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sCHWERIN,S
AnnfHIfIatlnG
Powder
F,v,cy MILITARY 1T .tSI & BOOKS !,

L MILITARY BOOKS.
Il RENCH RICHSTlEN have Just received
large and oompleta assortment OF Military Boota
o. all kinds, which they offer from ten 20 BIZ
per cent. below the regular retail pnces'-lr
Guiding:
Toctics, complete, Sl8
EorNes' Volunteers Manual, vols, o.
Allie q Compendium OF Hsrdees Tactics, SIC
Mshan's Field fortihcafi zion and Outpost, each IS
Hsrdee's Tactics, cheap edition, 25o
The Soldiers Guide, q complete manual and
drill book for the use OF the Volunteer Mil rs and
The Hand Book for Oh. u. Z, Soldier, ,elnt
FIRST book of instruction 20 the u. =. Infantry tse-
tics. sc
Also, Military Maps, Map Of the Seat Of Wa.
Charts, Guides, &c
Flags, Badges and Medals IL every description
Any or the asove sent by mail free.
FRENCH 4 RlCHSTElN.
wa1 9rs peprst ~r,sis s-~rHe
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fysn fhs ExassiaU, HorfolL, "a.
Cephslio Pills socomsllsh the oljea. for which
forms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

ffess tas EssssiSr, Nsr}siA, Va.
ssEcs, with entire success,
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WE SILL CONTINUE rHE s.Ip or
s,s srsss sar.sias u SUI 81 al kindr -
,, Msosssinee. MsrtnO FlAids, ko. '"f
"a 49, .ys; so ssI.in'' Rsss 2i,eIotes s.rH.l.
GcHR -PeTry Bailains,p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

f,sA fss Exassissy, Norfolk, 70.
Celhslto Pills accomplish the oEjea. for which
they were made, vl1I Cure OF headache in eli ia
ffe<s iss Essssiss,, Ns.}siA, Va.
LasJ Lave been sested in more thzn q the asans
FTess hs Dssssssst. 81. C7sss, Mss.
.nd re, OF have beeu troubed ith tbs hssd
ma, have tSem IN case n r.s 'so 'i@ J'z
FSe~ tAs Avs;rys Il. Il. 8esstie, Csi,ss., ILL.,
We ssSrttly endoIss Mr. Spsldins. sss sl= IA
Fssss tbs SastAsrs PstA Fsafs-, Hsv O,,sos.. Ia
, Try them you that are afflicted, ind re are <rrs
at tSa Sas ree S .o sse sssa
other medicine oaa produces.
Esess fis 6ssnts, Dxsss-srt, Issrz,
Mr. ssaidinE would net corrsst HE n "a sr,ss
Al sfiio'e hs Gid not sSoe TO Eosssss real Ssrf..
Ffess fAs Adsvfttsr, P,seExsass, FL
The Ceposllo Pills are said TO Be rccsSrslbly
sneoGye emodJ for the hcz1aohe, ard crs s5tbs
sse,' sssi for that very iIosuooi esmp'eiat Wish
FISS tEs 81. Lszss Gesass,st,
n, ne iramorEe temSnd for tks srgisls fosshs Ia
fiis)H rfldlJ inore.sin,.
tSss< tAs KssaSSs VALLEY Stx-, EsaessAs, Va.
we are sure that persons suffering with the hss.
acne VINO iTJ 'lefn, will stick 10 sssR.
ffsss ias Ass1ssss,, F,ss;sezs,, 4. l.
Sss testlncry In their favor l. srrenS, frsrz N.
0ost iesHectable quarters.
ffeSs ths Daily RssI. NssSyeyt, n.
CerhclIo lIlls are taking the sisoe of |, n k,,sx
sss.s tAs CosHss,eisl BxLsst~, Bostor, Aisu
Said 70 be very eincscious tor the hesdach.
fvona tbs Commercial. Cinetasati, OIio.
Suffering humanity can now bs relieved.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

"Wanted-a printer" SAYS contemporary.
Wanted mechanical curiosity. with brain
and fngers--a thing that viii set so many type a
day-a machiue that will think and act, but still
a machine being who undertakes tho most
systematic and monotonous drudgery, yet one the
ingenuity of man has never supplanted mechani-
cally-that's a printer.
A printer-yet for all his sometimes dissipated
and reckless habits-a worker, at all times and
hours, day and night; sitting up in a close and
unwholesome Office, when gay crowds are hurry
ing to the theaters--later still, when the street
revelers are gone and the city sleeps-in the
fresh air of the morning-in the broad and gush-
ing sunlight-some printing machine is at his
case, with his eternal, unvarying click. click.
Click. click the polished types fall ihto the
sticks; the mute integers of expression are mar
print. Click! and the latest intelligence becomes
old-the thought prineiple-the simple idea a
living sentiment. Click click from grave to
TO gay, item after item-a robbery, murder, a
bit of scandal, a graceful and glowing thought
are in turn closed by the mute and impressive
of thought. He must not think of the future,
nor recall the past--must not think OF home, Of
kindred. of wife or of babe--his work lies before
him, and thought is chained to his copy.
You know him by his works, who read the pa
rors, and are quick at typographical errors
whose eye may rest on these mute evidences of
ceaseless toll correspondents, editors, and au-
thors, who scorn the simple medium of your
fame, think not that the printer is altogether a
machine; think not he il indillerentto the gem
of which he is but tho setter; subtle ray may
penetrate the recesses of his brain, or the flow
ers he gathers may not leave some of their fra
GRANGE upon his toil-worn fingers. But when
you seek friend, companion, adyiser-when
YOU would elevate one who. for sympathy, may
represent either or both--when YOU want Judges,
Legislators. Governors, and rrcsidcnts--Oh, yc
people, alyertise "Wanted- a printer"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

Of my country, and would cry aloud to my God,
"Oh give me a city of rcfuge!"
What is your determination You have de-
clared for the Constitution and the Union. How
do you hope to save theml There il, in my
judgment, but one way known under Heaven and
among men, b, which they can be saved; that is,
by such an expression as will 90 out from thi.
hall tonight, that banded treason, no matter
how strong, shall not destroy them. ['Good,"
and cheers Neither merchants nor manuf.ctu-
rers, however respectable they may be in town
meeting assemblies, can do any thing for the
cause which we have af heart, and much less can
they give US safety by trucking, mean, dog
like subserviency to the South. [Cheers.l The
day will come to all such men. and il will come
quickly, too, when they will call for the noun
tains to fall upon aud hide them from the gaze Of
their fellowmen. Cheers. These are the men
who would bind the Constitution and the Union
10y tape aud bobbin. They have offered their
price TO the South, and We have seen how the
South has spurned them. The only plan TO save
the Constitution is by union of hearts and of
hands, cheers, l-oi resolute determined men,
who will meet the las. issue. Cheers.l ! do
not doubt that speak very far in advance of the
sentiment of the times. have never measured
my expressions by present prevailing opinion nor
do | intend to do so now. | would not degrade
m5sef by appearing before any body of men in
Christendom, to express opinions which | know
are false. tCheers. | tell you that the South
believe that the Noffh is craven, and those men,
to whom have alluded, have but afforded them
stronger ground for this belief. TCheers
want to know of every man | meet, here or else
where, If hobelongs to another. Iwant to know
whether he is going to purchase peace by mean
ness, by betraying his own people and his own
interests, or whether he is going to defend tho
peace. Cheers. Ny fellow citizens the Con.
s.tution and the Union should be upon the lips
of every man, and the Constitution aud the Uni.
on should be defended by the valor of every man.
Hurrah. and cheers. Unless you think as do
unless you speak as do--as sure as VIC have
met here to-night-the Constitution aud the
Union are lost forever. [cheers.l And call
upon you to save them. ! call upon you to mus.
ter all your manhood and to meet the issue, not
that YOU have framed. but which the South has
forced upon you To meet IL boldly and deter.
mincdly, not deianty. and If you shall do so,
you will have the satisfaction TO know your coun.
try Is again safe Cheers And soft "a the
tones of the seraph, yet loud as the thunder OF
heaven, the cry shall come from the sentinel on
tho watch tower OF liberty, "God prospers the
Republic All Is wel!"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

DEsR JoURSALs-Eyerything here indicates
preparation for the meeting Of the Legislature.
As usual, candidates for Tire various posts are
numerous, and all have something 20 say very
reasonable why they should be elected. The
Democracy held Convention here to-day. the
proceedings of which were prosy and uninteresi
ing. The resolutions were strong for the Mis-
souri, Compromise. The thing Is all plain enough
why the Democracy repealed the Missouri Com
promise; they wanted 10 Try their hands at devil
ment, merely to see whether they could repent
and be forgiven.
The various military companies Of the city
were on parade to-day. They made fne dis
play. and were addressed bv Govesuor Lane for
about twenty minutes in one of his happies,
efforts. The Governor assured them that he
had had one years experience with our brave
army in Mexico, and hence knew something
about commanding an army, but having lad no
experience in the navy. ,lai his knowledge of
that particular department of his duty was all to
learn.
Nothing new from the scat of war. Rumor
says Senator Toombs has this day been arrested
TOR treason. |. is only rumor, and don't be.
ieve 1T, but wish il were true. As anything OF
note occurs YOU shall be advised
LUTHER