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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-23

and IS laid low by The fall, not to rse again soon
But the yeomanfy of the country have iron viii,
Not so easily discouraged, pursue their course STILL
Felow-citzens, hear what the great South Caro-
lima statesmen had tessy in an address 70 his Poiitt
cal friends with regard to the Convention question.
Says he. l hold then, with Eyouthat the Convene
ton; should be SO Constituted as to litter fully md
clearly the voice of the people, and not that of po-
ltical managers or office holders and office seekers;
and for that purpose, hold it Indispensable that
the delegates should be appointed directly by the
people, or to use the language of General Jackson,
should be fresh. from the people" also hold,
the only possible mode to effect this is for the peo-
pie to choose the delegatesby dstics aRdthat they
should vote per capita. Every other mode of ap-
pointing would be controleb by political machinery,
aud place the appointments in the hands Of the few
who work it". Are we not trying to carrytout the
doctrine which he adopted years and years sgo2 Let
then the same means to accomplish the same
ends--let the people make their own choice. s,-a
Come. then, :" let US make a strong pull, a long.
pun, and pull altogether Say one, say all, that
we will not cease untilvictory perches on the flag
Of the confederate STATES, COST WHAT IT MAY.
.c1t-A The hahale ,voice and Tyre, AZ NS"''v
Confidence doth inspire :
Then on, brave be- on,
Let us whip Lincoln, - .-.
Aud all motley crew,
NoSious Weed, Greedy too.
Very respectfully, your obi serv't,
N'E'Es, = 4. TIlOMASI FAISON.
Oct. 18th, 1861. ... .-F4g q. strEE 6
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HEAD QUARTERS N. C. TROOPS.
Adjhtant Generals Office. !
RALEIGH, Oct. III, 1851. !

tGRSERAL 0RDFR No. 1871 ro-aF p
An accounts against the State of in,
CURED tr military purposes must be presented at ms Of
flee within thirty days after they have been made;
longer withheld assurance be given OF their avor
BILE consideration or prompt payment
Ill. Accounts should alnaSs be accompanied By eerh-
cate of officer authorized agent of the State that
the property has been delivered that the price charged
was according agreement or contract and that the re-
ceiver win account for the to the State otherwise,
accounts caaNot Be fNtid.
. = - - J.G. MARTT:,
~ sf-ss Adj General
b. October Is 1861 e 9l-ltw3isw.
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old government 4 % not Sc osthey can domnch
worse There is more intelligence in the people
fIaJ Is eslseraily supposed BY some. They use
common sense. winch Is The best kind after all
a nan On Tic wing Of imagination, if he is over
And k laid low by the not to rise again soon.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-27
TRUSTEES SALE
MORTGAGEH pPopEp,

LIZ MoRTGAGEI6F PRopEprv
BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Cout for BaItora
y Inc 1ndersi ned Trustee, will sell at puhc
uoh on NE premises to the highest bidder on TUESDAY,
1e i3t dsV or August 1861, at4 o'clock r. NJ all those
SiA LOTS OF GROUND AND PREMISES in Baltimore
LOT No Beginning the side Of Russell stree.
Ieet souteY from the southwest corner OF Russell and
oss streets ana running thence southerlv fr prF on
sssii street IL Feet with depth Of so feet to an
LOT No 2 Beginning the west side o; Russell .tyat
O. leet southery from the southwest corner az Rns.e All
Sttee's ana running thence sogthery, fr0nt, ON
alley "A -'Su uePti Oh o. feet To al
LOT No g. Beginning on the west side M R,,ss1 ,,.
sou=riy from the southwest corner OF Russell ami
Irtets ana running thence southery frOntiuu nm
IssEl street. Wlth a. even depth OF 50
iDF No. T. Beginning the west side oF Rro.ai 3D.
az the distance Of Ill feet sOuthery from IN po, ~
corner OF Russell and Cross md rnnninp
a ~ sn sa on Russell street IL feet, with even
tn't No BEGINNING the west side OF Russell .+r.s-
at hs instance Of l23 feet souherly from the
cr on russell and Cross strgegs, and running thenr
depth OF 50 feet alley. ' WIN an e'tA
tpI No D. Beginning on the side of Russell straat
~ tle Instance o. l35 feet SOutherly from the
corner o. russell and Cros streets ard running s1cs
depth of SO feet to an allay wv - wv WIN an even
S T o. sad Lots IS improved by threestorv BRICK
beioR the lst I'd, 81, An, 9Th and 9th horra,
t'ai d uis Southwes. OF Russen and Cross
h'1i tle use IN common OF the alley aforesaid " Wv "''
EiS OF Superintendent cash, and
atd!neLtSt - SIX ard twelve months credit -
rear mi erest from the day If and To he te-ad
trustee TIT s"'lsihC''on OF The
Ground rent and taxes will be paid to day of sale
HENRY +. GaREY, Trustee
iy2o2awsv ADREGN CO,
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TRUSTEES SALE
nj O II 7 G C L Ii pr q D L d n

Iii. MoRTGAeESHFp popPprv
Bv virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for Batr,ars
cily the undersigned Trustee will sell Nv public
ton on the premises TUESDAY. the 18Th dav If An
gust ls6l, at o'clock p. NJ, all those FOUR LOTS on
"kEnND AND PREMISES in Baltimore city as follows.
no l. Beginning on the west ide OF Russell street
at the distance OF l47 feet sOutherly from the cal
corner OF Russell and Cross streets and running tbenc
sputhcrly fronting Russell Il feet with an eye
depth OF IS feet to an alley ~ @A a. o'S'
LOT No Beginning the side OF Rus sell street
at the distance OF 1853 feet sOutherly the sohwst
corner az Russell ami Cross Streets ard running ncs
SnutheTy fronting Russell street Il feet with an pSn
depth of IS feet to an allev NS WAN al e'si
no Beginning the west side Of Russell ctr eft
at me Instance OF III feet southery from the southwest
corner OF Russell and Cross
soutery fronting Russell street u feet with an GWEN
depth of 10 feet 10 an alley. '' ''- 40 ''0''
Ht 40 Beginning on the west side Of Russell street.
t e Instance 3l is3 feet sOuhery from the southwest
corner OF Russell and Cross streets aud running herre
S"uery fronting Russell street IL feet with an even
depth of Is feet IN aBey ~ - -
iGh Q! said Lots is improved by three story BRICK
NV !slhlNG being the TN, St, 9th and 10th houses uth
nom the southwest OF Russell and
tch Lot rs subject to annual $50 and has the
in common ohafhe alley aforesaid 1890 ~ Wv sS
IeTms -ohe-half cash, the balance in two equal install
iaehts OF and Il months credit payments to bear interest
rom DAY 81 SALE and t. be secured by the notes Of the mr.
casof, rndOrsed to the satisfaction Of the trustee
GROUND rent and taxes will he Uaid To day OF sale
HENRY Il. CAREY, Trustee
;roo o,uo ADREON & co.
AucfiO
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES.

IN the Immediate neighhorhood CT the well known farms
o' hessfs Cromwell, intIicu and Others which supply
@ aiEfnoEe and Philadelphia cts 80 largely with
most D, winch is particularly adapted for Vegetable
and Fruit culture, aajons the MIL Seat noto f :;
wen lMbERED, and there many fine sites with ex
tenslVe views. he route Of the
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
passes through the entire tract
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Gu-asrtrNrsbin 'Mntiffs.

RI OT!tE.-The Copartnership heretofore exist
= i5S under the firm Of LONGCOPEA RAMSAY he
co res 9iSsH l'ed Uy tie death of William Io1rcope Tie
gia r9f1eH VII con niue the SHIP CHANHIERV AND
~ htSlN">S formerly conducted by tee above
n n Tor - c"E account aGd ii TX t. -h1. all.
;lrnE lEims against IN, late f..l Of L. vii please
present them FOR pSs rrEt.
Baltimore, July l6, 1861. jyl6,.cSy
Ehh UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
entire interest Of Mr. Robert Wer (who retifes from
6asineSS1 IN the COtDAGE MANUFACr0Ry lately con
Goe5ed b Linn hegs leave to n!oru his friends the
plpc That he is prepared all orders for Rope
,'''e''O.e J4MEs C. RAMSAY.
-baitltcore, july 10, ls5i " jyl6-o3w
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPART-
" NERSHIP-The firm heretofore existing unaer the
style of kODEWALD SlNDALI., has been DjSSuI,VED
b. mutual consent. ~
F W. koDEWALD is alone authorized to use the name
OF the firm in liquidation OF the business
lsignedl +. W. RODEWALD,
R.rti,,o.o r-o so ,oe, SAML W. SINDALL.
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IMhitr SAalnc
In 4R0jssTlI E-E.5lS : SIZE SI.

S1saA1 o RT Ga G ~ PgOpv-
;DS Sntue OF decree Of the Circuit COM TO- D.
~ ue uhutrslthed as Trustee, will sell bv M, NJ nor
tiDa' o.. M premises WEI NlSnAY the u ~ lc cue,
IfIh ioei at oclnck all ihcse SIX LIN sS o.
LOT No BEGINNING at the corner Of
anu MonToe streets and running thence south fontin
west side OF Monroe street IL feet, with an even AZ ~
u o KS Ieet 70 the west side OF three foot alley
no BEGINNING on the west side OF Monroe srset
Hnnro rom the southwest c'rner OF l. and
, stsets and running thence south, ting on The
sac OF Monroe sire IL feet wi even depth Of "a
left ~, w tne west side OF a three foot alley
10 D. beginning the west side of Monroe street
I south from the south Sest of Lombard an
% s.sets and running thence so'th, fronting on the
sSa Monroe street ~ feet Win an even depth of f0
ItT e"eEI slge o. lhree foot alley.
oc no T. ~ siA'ng tho side OF Monroe street
SCUM nom TIE scGthW corner Of Ia NIB I'd and
anu ~ ming thence south !ut tiny on the
fet - hohfo street l2fe with even dttl { 40
ieJt , 70 me west side az three foot alley - ~
AZ o.. no p Beginning tie west DE- Of Monroe strsat
ouh RON the southwest Lonbs,d and
wes+ ana runnine thence south fJg-trg tho
feet H aiontoe street u feet, VITA even cL Ia of 81
CO.. 10 9 Beginning on the g=t side - ucr-o ,.
So rom tie sgufIwCs, corner OF Csnbsrd eT5
" ttf s; T and running hence south fronting ON TIC
feet 3ntoe street IL feet, with an even depth of 60
n "a y II said Lots is i-,r.o,,a -, . H., -.,,-.
s,,. 100 D.Hg TIN Is, ID 4 IA ~ - ca IN
onTIsI 80 ~ TT c t, each Ia l.. ,.ct ~ 20
foot ALLY aforesaid mt use IA common OF the three
TERMS Une-hal cash. talanco 6, -.
If six and twelve months credit IA I%o tqqa
ON Jay OF SAFE and to be secured notes ~ ~ interest,"
ser endorsed to the satisf OF the te urcha-
arounu rent and taxes will he paid to day OF soIa
HENRY r. q AREY, Trustee
;roo ,oo ADREON & co
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hnuDES' SsAES0AkD MANURE
FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CULTURE,
RHODES MANURE
elng thGrGnshy established grover we con-
procure supplies by addressing ' VOL
B. u. RHODES & co,
Office, 81 BosIy,s wharf,
sg-PRIoE $4s PER TON, Obs, CASH apgsSWim
exgA NO: ,,n,, ,,-,.
80 Sixty tons WHITE MEXICAN containing 74o7 per
eo nj aS P1 cent? tons bd BE0 Own
phate OF lime landing end for sale by -,-
Gply-tt Il and IL BoIly's wharf.
q U A N 0
our usual extensive aa0g 70 snpp Sg avg
numerous customers Tith genuine and unadulterated
Our ar stock is uneagaed in its extent variety and quail
AL PERUVIAN GUANO,
LivERED DIRECT PROM A0ENTs' WAREnoUsEe
lCHABOB GUANO,
ELIDE ISLAND (CALIFORNIA) GUANO,
BAKERS ISLAND GUANO,
or direct importation into this market per ship "Aary
JARVIS IsLISD GUANo.
WHY SE5SS s%SS sole authorized Agents
Doctor n Stewards celebrated
PLANT FOOD AND CRUST PREVENTIVE"
MARYLAND CoMPANY's
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
And other fertilizers of known and established re-
hich vii sell rsos favorable TERMS in lots fren
one ton to 1000 tons.
Grain, Flour ana Guano Warehouses,
nh1 oppos he i6sfs tc% Corr; Ex SRRa5s
A GENCY OF
IA BAQGH,s RAW BONE PHOSPHATE OF LINE
Removed TO No. Spears Wharf,
eEq fe9 Ea,y SSBH 555 S S45H astss
GENERAL co4 AahifSSs AGEEoy,
FLSUk GRa Gd
G.BNEY, HALE q Co., Baltimore
J. Z E + i,A WAnS 3 No.
KINBALL SHAEFrB, "
r II. GREGORY Co, Lumpkin, IA. ja2atf
MARYLAND COMPANY S
w wsarsped superior thing Of the kna
No South Eutaw street. opposite baltiaoae and Ohio
Railroad Depot, baltimore, Nd. JuiGtf
UANol UANOil
n5p m S EffG % s9Sne
RETAIL " Sf{ AZ tSs a3f H ff P 6 II
Our SUPPLY OF is ample for the and
We us'l't' ~ IS IGaSTs' NV @&EGHoUsE,
| thls saving the farmer every expense.
'Df ''0'A Vi MEXICAN GUANo
embraces the OF the Hunaboldt" Cosmos and
PILOTS Brdehe two former being among the richest
ever imported in this will be sod BY tbs Cargo
| or single ton.
| Our stock q
| CALIFORNIA GUANO
Is all oflest seasons importation, from those
pures Shc impair the value OF the recent Importation
| SUPER-PE0SPHATE OF LEE,
or our manufacture believed TO be s best srcl,
q the kua prepared in the United States Fos s sos ws
deem Eape0r to sayy s5iSS yAs5 a g s be applied
Finely powdered from UnDoiied koues
| MANIPULATED GUARO
"s various brands at the FaRf3FSii5i fieSg
| eulou "A South street.
| 'RNO FARMERS AND GAkDENERS-A NEW
Z TlLlHEtequa, to t5uano and cheaper than StsbI.
Manure being aliual deposit composed OF animal anf
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the lee Pond
the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from CaYes
half mile at Cattle Show Grounds quarter Of
mile Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper Re-
servoir. Apply at IS South street. ~
Price OIL cents per cart loao Je22-tf
ma EXICAN GUANO.
1V1 Very choice Mexican GUAN0 sale by the csrg
or single ton, by W. NHITEi,1CK II CO
| 2D-h "A Snr,tb
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Garrlagss.
M.sNos anG .Mnsit.

GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
- a 4 MANUFACTURES BY HENRY G1EHLE
II III ID III WARERooMS:
~ Nos is, II and 10 N EUrAw STREET
OFFICE:
NORTHEAST CORNER EUTAw AND FAYHTTg srgEtrs
The undersigned has always hand one of the LARGEST
assortments of PIANO FORTES in this city which for
beauty OF hnsh power and sweetness Of elasticity
touch, have by judges been pronounced unrivaied
The highest Prenium-a GoId Msdal-was awarded them
at the late Fair Of the Maryland Institute held in October
1889 - ''
Every Piano guaranteed for five years. privilege
ekchange granted any time within six months day
Of sale, il not entirely satisfactory.
Terms and prices liberal call respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
~ Pianos taken in exchange hired tuned and repaired
Several Secondhand Pianos for sale low for cash.
d9-tf HENRY GAEHI T. =
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FEO. s. CUTTINGS & co.
~ BANKERS. EXCHANGE
STOCK AND BILL, BROKERS'
ou-.-..,, NO ~ SOUTH STREET,
aud other markets ~ %4-- 'e'aii''eS IL tiiS
Purchase and sell Ground Repts
eo!latera!s. 0'''e -'otes' anu oslef
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
ske collections all accessible points In tho I;,e5
states and Canada. f Ia VIC 'ni'eu
heceve deposits in Bsnkable and Uacurreut Funds and
me business OF Private Banking all its depart
taeGts Interest allowed deposits iaI8 II
81 AMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
~, o AND NOTE BROK Egs
rorI Dr,r NO 1876 BALTIMORE STREET,
Csnadas, PROMPTLY, and on favorable terms ''e az"
NOTES, at low rates. DAMN
N MEGollhfE Tls'E PAPER and STOCK LOANS and
G3y and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
Receive DEPOSITS in BarkabIe or Dncurrent F,n5s
mo transact the Ranking and Exchange Business in ever
nnh1ly
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erurMRs, Ytqa9rs, TT.

sazss1 FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, Of
HSzH all the varieties of each kind seiested from the
portations NEW CROP TEA, expressly for the
use Of private families, the quality Of which
not be exceed either in style of make in extreme fra
GRANGE. For sale by WIN. WHELAN, No. l42 Baltimore
street, hetweeD n nrth and Calvert streets SLIT
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81. QUut8, 9. Sept. &uf 8efstt pes 0eS
neraI 8renUnts wirO Der 9rpSpf~M arfAaa SIC
GtnaleY mOrgen Snlrufttpuen 9eben, baB teil.
Sff3ter D6er Splpat lein Eager serlaHen bari,
auger In Oisutiaasn pper 1e9r pthtiser perlGn>
lt6en 2ln9efe9enGetten. gGer Dem 8eebl supt=
~berbanOeIt, pitp pbne llnter16teb be8 STANCES
per9aftet per0en.
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lGtnaelanbt.


Oas 5. yte9iutent, German Gifles, S6erit
Nnsberg, tparce 9eltera nit 9 Gpmpaguien IN
ben Oienlt Ger Ser. Staaten e~enuItert unp
3ablte lit Nlem iber 500 Nfann. 6eute ptrp
Die 10. &pmpa9nte unp NIT i6r merpen Die
Stabspftjiere peS 0e9tment5 9emultert. Mu6
ipurpe geItern pa5 0lulit9pr pss 9Iegintetts ,llt=
ter QeaDer Sanger, p~eretOist. Der safe @silt Bee
ieeIte Die MannIAaft, tpflde bic SUIT NIT Subfl
uno 9urrabrufen erfaate, al5 pas Wlulifdor pQ8
tar spangled banner" aufgeptett BATE. 4
"a Ole beutlber Npntgumerq 8tatr Gar
pc" wel6e 9~esenpatttg ppn Capt, glumentar9
sebilpet mtrp, ldreitst ralA i9rer Gelenpun9 ert=
9eeen. Oiejenigea, welde lfA nod p%erlelben an
l9lieBen pplen, iOQten ntAt Serlallme1, pie6
balp 5u tbun. .s4s6a
ag- Sas Ssodenbtatt Oes Baltimore g3eter" <tiGrint
ieben 6reta8 Daiha8. G s&l
IS cntbalt IS breite SRe4ten 2eittOfi, un6 tas
6orulat 1T Gebeatenb rs Der ais ser ti9tite N9effr-
Smbaltt
@a9rtdtcn uno tcte8rapbA@e Gepsi9en aus olen &9ei(snibe8
@prrefponoen5en aus b5a 6~elbla0eyn.
@btt0riene 4rttfst ibsr bic mi@t0en &~aac$fa8en unb
ba0 @sueite aus g~8aI9iustOn unO leu Geparsement8 br 9e5ispun8.
8erHer sic IOriesuns seq 9el4iaHi@cn gtoaaus
Scr %rppbet."
G5eSibte, Wlannisfattises, Observation-Disclosures sc.,
ie'pie ou9 cine ~reberfdt fsge urpp al SEN 0eni8teiten,
psl9e bis CUR Gtunbe Ser P~ubtitotipn einIauien.
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SnS Tremtpntz0tcaistcn

ron Neip- gprf
wirS am 10. Cbcr II. Geptenber c. in Baltimore unS ~gaoIbtnoton
eintreff5u. ''"S'V"
SHn9e tratttAe Settle f6nneu iNb nod einretben IaTen.
"a eS re Seftnmun9 beS 0te9tments Itn piro, ~ ajeQ inter
Die Seteble Der @ener6le SrtutDnt nno Stoel eeHeEt A. nsr.
men iein. 'NtV"
9tr ler1ern a4e i%reiiianiaen. %friiteen Y6auner BON c6i,en
Nep-9olt, 5. Ssptem9er 1861.
&uboIPf &p5a, ObaH.
@ermatn WetterntG, Cbelit. qieut.,,rt
cps SO1ePb @erbarb, MdiOr.
T.. OOrwet8 8efrutirpnos. Gff,ier.
9N925S 8o. 46 @Ut9iraBc, nabe G6enItraee.
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Mmforoernma.
8efauntttabttro,

Discriminating,
ga i9 Bon perf6iebeuen Ssten eernOnmeu bale, baB antere
PeriOaeit metuen Namen brau9ea I'M tlr f0 9sfrutetl aitSuwer.
BEN, IOmate t9 %wieoer9CIt Befanut, bdb mem q np { / bn NC g.
Bureau fb $50. 16 9. Sreberidfr Der grteitcr-0oas itrGs
~9s9eniber nno otrett neben Serrn Gnapp3 G6ule, in alprtg
prln9sbeinls NetBberbraue4i %befinoet.
4. BIuntenbera5 aEEI
Captain ber bent1en @%ompa9ne,
RIab an. Mo-
, 1861-06-27

"One afternoon at the expiration of a month,
l was iniormeda gentleman from London wished
to speak to me. Ho came in.
"Have you young woman in your work
house named Deborah TomknsOn Y" no asked.
ave had short timo ago." replied. Her
name is row Spivil. She is married to a car
penter, whose shop is at tho end Of the next
street, on the lclt."
"Ohl very well; that's all right Bless my
heart what deal Of trouble I've had over
this affair"
"May ask it's nature ?"
ayes, it's no secret This young woman.
take it. from information Two received is the only
daughter of man named john romkinsoH,
who lived here" .s.. 4,.,s...,.-.
",Iust So"
"WeN, that Tomkinson was brother to q
deceased client Of mine--Jamcs Tomkinscn, ol
London. 1t seems the brothers guarreIlcd in
carly life, and all communication ceased between
them My client, an old bachelor, is Gently
dead, and in his VIII he leaves to lis brother,
or child, or children, all he died possessed Of
value, say five thousand pounls thought for
a while that the whole would 20 to the Crown I;
but, luckily, ! stumbled on clue TO John Tom
kinson's movements, ascertaitcd the place ol
his death, and here am"
Lucky Frank sir" said Mr.. Jones, in con-
cluSion, al believe he has really an excellent
wife, ard every source Of quiet happiness. You
should hear the good -natured, inI-hearted Mrs
SPivil laugh over the recollection Of Desperate
Deborah"
, 1861-06-27
JOB PRINTING

All kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet.
Bill-IIead,
Circular,
Blank and
Gard Printing,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL sTYLE,
Executed with and dispatch and forwarded as per
order 10 any par, Of the country.
kU- Payment for Jobs must always accom-
pany the order.
, 1861-06-27

LOT ho Border states, that u Is TO see ana near
man staggering and swearing in every crowd
he enters, that he will 20 out Ol The Union be-
cause he cant get his rights, BY having the priv
ilege guaranteed to take slaves In the Territories
when, IN fhct; he does not own q negro in, the.
world, never did, and never will; and wilhaI,
can't get credit in any store in the county ywhero
he lives, for a wool hat, or pair Of bfOgaasl "
80
One Of the Ohio Regiments, recently Slseted
the Rev. GlaRSilie Moody, a we'll known nethos
dist preacher Of that State, their Chaplain.
When their choire hadCSsyn, dvclare.l they sent
TO brother Moody 10 ask II he you'd 60. He
replied. Why, yCs.l .lho wouldiike III lhe fliilf
UhRpiain,s but with one condition, that they
would furnish hun with musket-for," =, said he,
2" in our Methodist comrnunions We do not be-
lieve in faith without works." It's needless, 10
say that Brother Mo6dy fecelved Rlskst
Two Frencbmen bad ap aifray in a billiard
room in LafOurche La Ono accused the other
Of stealing bank.biIl. The charge was denied,
pistols were drawn, tired, and both were mortallYs
wounded. Upon searching tie one accased, tliS
bank-bill was found IN his pocket lie died with
q lie in his mouth.
Mayor Moody was inaugufated in Belfast,
Me. After being sworn into Office he addressed
the City Council as follows: "GeHtvingH Of ltha,
City Council: presume that those who voted
talking man, LGt 4 wurkjnr man Ind now .',, Cen.
tlcmen. II an, here. ready 10 TO work"
"Plant more corr" is tlic advice given. by q
Brandon (Miss) PaPers--,l psS't slsgleet H." I
says, slctyour celPn spGsf pr need bei but
raise every 6ushel Of corn you can, Or Z VII "
.'''o .,..'y ne1s ys als Ony
'.s,s,,,S A. l.; AZ .:, .....'s s',S ~,
e''' '' '"e wy " PsV'A''o1' ~,
The State Of Connecticut il Out Sf debl and
has q 900 in the treasury. 10 the way Of pub
INC institueons the people arc vel provided ior
rhey nave school iund of over two millions,
ana taxable properly Of the value OF two fhun{
ureu anu '"en'y'nSc inliiionA .7ly''7a. .'-''7iii
Capt Rogers Of eipcippsGi vas witness ia
and III answer to the inteIrogatory Of tho ats,
statesman" The captain has been inembof
" - !. :. ~ -. sps..lrJ
AWorthy MINISTER OF Oleveiaud, day OF two
since: handed q revolver 70 captain Of one q
the city companies with tho following renaeAts
you meet secession,se and hase time, pfsy
haveD't got time Tor praying, dCnf fsa n siSsi
him. . ~ si-'iil.s ~ ~ 1911 ,Fa'ifssN
~ mr 70 '7f ,5h .gas.si
:, an Tm 'ady steGpca INTO one q We siores ~
WV iasen , .nc S.nyr day' aug AIer .lookirs ~
gutter. exclsimed: ali 4 indeed an ~ ~ N ~
Of thineS when We ara obieed IA haIa ciiYns!1 ss,1
piled up IN our stroels n - -
fRt Nov York miiiiiSBAn1ifse, Il Stewart, EeajiS; I
man stationed IN front Of his store'on Broadway;
, 1861-06-27

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