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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09
NEWARK MACHINE WORKS,

J.
NEWARK OHIO,
Manufacturers of all kinds Of POr.
table and stationary steam En-
gineS, Saw mills, GrtAt Mills,
&c, &cs
x4yEA BODLEYBeateni H. d r. BLAND YBeatenl
IT. j. H. DUHALL Beaten M C0LUABUS
1 MACHINE co. BeateallIi BRADFORD M
d co. BeatsniilH
Our Portable Engine and ssw MIL
Was awarded the FIRST premium Of $50 at the Indiana
State Eair for $500 over Lane Bodley on account Of
Price, lightness, simplicity, economy of fuel
and superior charaeterof lumber sawed.
Our Stationary Engine was awarded at the same Fail
the hrst premium Of $500.
Our Portable Engine awarded the hrst premium O.
sIO0 at the Fair at Memphis Tenn, over Blandys pu
yaiis Columbus Machine Co.'S, and Bradford q Cos.
| BY committee Of practical Ralrcad Engineers. y
l Por price and terms address
CWA WILLARD wARNER, Treasurer,
decs.d&wlyeois. Newark ohio'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09

CLorHid SfoRE.-One of the most splendid
establishments Of this kind ever located in our
city, has jus. been opened at the Northwest
cornero Of High and Pearl streets, under the
name Of "The New York Clothing Store"
Here Mr.J J.B. CLkRK, the proprietor has on
hand q large and superior stock Of Ready Made
Clothing of eastern manufacture, and also
Childreu's Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. For the Accommodation Of customers,
he has employed an experienced and akilfal
cutter from New X ork city, so that garments
Of any kind and pattern required can be made
to fit 10 superior manner and upon short ne
tice. For cheapness, ,durabllityaahd excellence
of the workmanship in the articles he offers for
sale, Mr. CLAhK expects to distance all compe-
tition, and therefore the public are invited Y
call, examine and become satisfied that the New
York Clothing Store is the place to procure
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09

CRY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS The City Coun'
Gil held a special meeting last evening. The
President laid before the Council the following
communications:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09

DLAIN-ALL WOOL DE LAINESS ON.
i ly 25 cents yard. Rich Fancy siikaat 50 osnin
sH%Af PETER RAIN,
deceo No. 20 South High Hteah-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09
To tho Ladies'.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial

Ic sovereign and speedy cure for
INCIPIENT CONSU UMPTfON, WHITES
Obotructed or pilcult Mensruatlon, ncontinence Of
Urine or involuntary Discharge thereof Falling Of the
Womb Giddiness, Painting and all Diseases incident to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09

= OULUMBUoj IVU' % IOVEs
L. DONALDSON, ESQ, Pyeident Of The City
Council Of Columbus,
Deoy Sir:-The General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, would be most happy to have the
City OF Columbus cooperate with them in fur
nishing proper escort and reception 70 Hon.
Abraham Lincoln, President elect Of the United
States, in his progress from Indianapolis to
Columbus. r .. br..r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09

THE RECEPTION HOOP SKIRT.
Il The most graceful and elegant skirts vet offered "a
sale. Anew lotjust opened by PETER Balm, :.
dec. IL, Z ~ No. 20 South High stree
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09
Tbsrs IN No Mistake About Il.

Buffer no longer Take 1t according to Directions. II
will stimulate, strengthen and inygorate you and cause
the bloom Of health to mount your cheek again.
Every bottle ID warranted to give satisfaction
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
Useful knowledge. - Dress MAKING
- ..-...-- Made Easy. -. 81 ~. !:

/ ESsoNs ID Cutting LidisS' \ Cliidi en-
IL DRESSES viii bs nyss By Mss ELIZA
BETH TUFTS, Eng EtiSh Street, S.h Ward,
Tbs sdnit bleSysisnf IL Dress cnttise mas
rscriyad the patronage ot several tEoassn,sSfaafi
lies III the principal cities Of The East, aad has
inrariable given perfect satisfachoA
The system Is entirely new. add arranged
with the greatest precision 10 "fi all z-s'r aid
fofms. -; "A y. 49, 800 :.
Ladiss who are unu ed 10 any thing Of ihe
KIND, can with The sid OF this ''arI, iit theirs
selves with the most psse aud accufasy 70
those engaged in the business o. Drives GSaki,r,
II u OF the utmost f'apottaaeee Etlks all Other
tno'e'. H'Hes re- feet kt ON the shoulder.
AlnIost any person CAT learn III a Few vs fo
ht themselves or others, liz aay Fty he desirable.
/ Al are kindly Invited t. call sn, see, tl,rr
Judge. Cutting patterns, Innings ana drsas.s,
warranted pefter fl, Embroidery stamped.
; Miss Tufts respectfully return ne thanks 70 her
Friends and the pahlic 6eheraly tof past favcTs,
aud sotelE cpntinIiance Of their tsiI or age Se
has lalge assortment Of Ieltct patterns, AID Ii
frequently making new paiteTns for sry style
desirable for coar work; also fire trench
embroidery Rtalding, Guam, ssi,Sh, Flsnrsl,
~. dans TO oder. - ...:r SLIT =
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
ST.. LorIs, 9th.

: IT Ut I-VT-F9i WI
II is reported that the collector at this
port, Mr.. Donovaa, has received orders
from the Secretary OF the Treasury. di,
rectiDg him to examine the nanffests of
NIL steamboats, destined South, and com
pare them with their cargoes, aud If any
arms, munitions, provisions, or other sup
plies are found aboard, tie vessel and
cargo are to be conGscated and the
owners arrested for treason. Tire ain.
noancement OF these orders, on change,
to-day has completely stopped all South.
ern trade and caused Il suspension Of shin.
ments South.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
a1er!PSwer Erected North OF
9he Lafne Kiln, by e, M. CAST

WISH 10 inform the public that am Dr,.
pared 70 run a cirentAF-saw 10 rip CD lam.
Der according 10 order. from o4s Insh 10 So,
.a 81 mex Il The rate Of d. an hour. Also,
stEys, 'ot saving NHt anything reqHirrd for
lathe TOR all kiads as turing. -
! want imms sjAlsl' SaGa, fs't Of COt'onwooS
pisnk 5000 feet Of one inch White Pine Iumb,T-
Ard 500 feet Of &C ,nil ". '-N'S' (
bsdst AdF, chairs, ehi'dreI,rs chairs, eynal.,
taes'' and ~ oihsT kinda o. farnilufs slssyS on
hand, OF npds to order y"
Z. u CAST,
~" s'fts', = s .ts Eese
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
wool CARDINC.

m HE Subscriber hereby informs the pnhlit
~ that Ne las removed his three CARING NJ
cinirs from tho sngaf Works. one 10 Provo, 10
care Of BR NoRTasi one TO Cache Valley, and
one 70 G d Cteeh. inst above his residence.
nretn'ioh, anil is in chsrge o. BR. TuFoDoRE
CgHTIs who IL an sxrerlrHeed rsrder, and oaY
who u Is eSptc'rd will attend promptly 10 his
business aud awe ss'f,facti N to oil reasonable
persons, cardfug each l6i of wool In lie turn.
TEREs:--Twrlye and a half cents Cash, or
ohs.siE b Of the wool. r. =: :.
=. =" - D. h, YOUNG.
NB--No wool wilt be received nor roll, DE-.
h's,.d on ,h' FIRST day Of. the week, commonly
callsd Sunday. :. ~. H.. a2,IL
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
III ARRTsBURGU Nav 9th

HAKkIsBURGH, May 9th
The House unanimously passed a hill
creating 5000, 600 loan. Ii raises
fifteen regiments beyond both re0uire.
ments of the Federal Government making
a total Of ifty-fVe regiments. Niue,y.
two members Of the House out Of one
hundred were present. An act for the
immediate relief Of the volunteers now IN
service, passed both Houses today, and
was signed by the Governor.
The gentleman sent from their State
photographed that he wonId be il Harris
burgh tomorrow. He has visited South
Carolina, Georgia, Virginia. Tennessee
and Kentucky He reports twenty.6yc
Thousand troops within II radIus Of iifty
miles Of Richmond There we're abont
fifteen Thousand troops in Tennessee and
Kentucky, whose supposed destination
was Cairo. :.
An officer from the ChambeySburvh
camp brings the intelligence that on Tues.
day morning, the Virginians seized. the
heights on the Maryland side of the Po-
tomac, and were terrifying them. A num-
Der Of secession troops, bordering on sir
Thousand were there, and we're 70 be IN.
creased by The airisaI Of twelve hundred
regulars
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
TAKE NOTICE.

M Z are IN poS>ss'ion Of the PUBLIC MA.
w CHINE SHOT," situated ahonI one qua
ter OF a N lie west o. the "SuPsr n ,uus, :" whsTr
We expect TO s1Eke Get aud Wrought Iron Ma
ehmery for the P''blIoI Us NAV be agreed upon.
We want, IN t&ElIanEe, coke, coal. old cast
aud wrought iron, cash, produce etc,
Z ". DERRICK.
Jd'u NATHAN DAVIS
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
WnEELrSo, yirainia M al

Ieacheu ueneral SCOTS line. *. :.
WHEELING, Virgins, May eth
To day was strictly observed as n ,Iay
o. lasting and prayer--all stores and bus.
mess houses were closed patriotic ser.
mons were preached in nine out Of twelve
churches Az the Fourth Street Mctho.
dIst church, the stars and stripes hung ii
graceful folds round the pulpit Rev
Wesley smith, pastor Of that church. de.
hsered q very patriotic address. lie said
n ns w you, hold no fellowship with traitors.
nc 9ld not want q secessionist TO Sit in
bis church ffthere was q traitor n his
house he wanted him 10 leave, Tie
government must he sustained and rebel.
non put down, He quoted The law Of
treason and warned rebels If what thew
might expcct,--The Rev. Mr. Dodge Il
.ne second Presbyterion church, in an
eloquent aid patriotic address said or
allegiance was due to the government Of
the United States. lie prayed that q cd
might subduc the passion Of the rebels n
wipe them from the face OF the eartb
Rev MIR, Martin. ut the conclusion Of
his sermon, said--he had father In Eat.
ern Virginia, whom he dearly beloved.
hat y ne saw him reach out bis hand 10
dtslotor The America flag, he would him.
self strike down the irnpious hand. One
company Of voiuut, ers was sworn into tie
y hlted states service to-day several
more viii be sworn tomorrow. n. 81: rs
The ISibaneis correspondent says the
government is considering the policy Of
constructing floating batteries for use on
inc Mississippi. They Will no doubt, in
short fine be contracted for. .,.4., \.
The War Department has learned that
fifty thousand men are within two DAYS
march Of Richmond. Orders have been
given by Gen. Scott, for the rapid trans.
portation Of forces 10 Washington. f..
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
CALI AND GET YoUR cow.

HAVE in nv p 'ssession iArge RED COW,
l. with b'ockieI lace, that wps taken by inis
take from the dove OF Mr.. GadbnFy, whlle On
his way to CarsOn through Tooelr Valley. shr
Is branded o. With cross through r. GU left hip,
and with NJ. Ga ihuri's brand on ore 81 the
shoulders. IL no other PetSoh can estsb iSh al,
nndisputrd little 10 the ownership Of sad COW.
the vile OF NJ" GadhurY, who, am informed,
still remains Ia q. s. L Coan'y, can have her
by pay ing for this advertisement.
ELL B. KELSEY.
TOosis City. May 10. 1861. asIL
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PERRrsvIIIE. Nav s

70 -tNNA 9Nttlfaht sldN o.
Fifteen hundred additional troous ar.
rived from Philadelphia this evening
They include the first regiment of Penn.
sylyania artillery, Col. Patterson, aud
Sherman's battery. The whole force is
III complete state Of efficiency.
Seven large American flags are row
flying at HaFrc.tlc Grace. -
. Gen Harvey has lpeen ordered to ST.
Lollis, md Gen Lane was dispatched
some days ago 10 KANSAS on important
bastncss cvnaccttd With Tie ioyernficnF:
lie VIII have command Of a large force
and will proceed as seen as possible
through the Indian eoantry 10 Fort
smith, for the purpose Of taking that
post, and all others belonging to the GOV:
crnment in Missouri aad Arkansds. Gen.
Lame said, Before leaving Washington,
that with one thnpsaiid. men, such as he
could bring into the field, he could march
successfully through that entire section OF
the country: Seven hundred men under
his command WI be composed Of The
same class tiGt served under Moatgom-
cry. IN r..
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
ST.. Louis. Nfnn 10Th n m

NhSy AStht am-
The Legislature is still in secret session
at Jefferson City. The military bill in.
PRODUCED last winter, is again before the
House, aud will probably Imss. 1t re.
quires all male persons from the age o.
eighteen to City TO serve the State mill.
tary, or pay fine Of. $780, also TO take
an oath to support the Consultation and
laws Of the State, or to be punished for
treason. r.. =, :. :, :.
There Is considerable excitement in St.
Louis to-dat on account of the movements
of the Legislature Over twelve thousand
men were now under, arms and say that
they were prepared to resist to the death
any attempt to take the State out of
the Union. -. =
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
DETROIT, May Q.

An extra session Of the Michigan Legis-
latuFe met at Lansing. yesterday. The
Governors message recommends that the
law Of last session providing for raising
two regiments, he amended to authorize
four more With power to raise ten IL need,
ed, TO meet every exigencv. He favors a
loan Of not less than 81. DOC, 600 bonds,
TO be issued in small amounts, in which
case hs thought the whole would be taken
BY citizens Of that State He recon-
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
HOME spun.
Goth Ward Weaving Factory

THE subscr'bsT bsgs to Inform Wool carder.
L AND olhsts that he is prepared 10 work, on
shares: WOOL into leans, Litseys, CaIes. BIan-
ksts, SHEETS, PettieOsts, Shawl, Or any kind Of
cloth That car be made 10. tho Territory. Re
or produce. -,
Ladies sumUeI Shhts fol Sale; Haop Skir,A
TsPahSS THOMAS LYON,
Two Blocks east aud one Blc,L
s'S Pei'as' Etshss essrP
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
MONTGOMERY, NAV: {

The Postal Department is ready to
take charge OF the mails at any moment
Congress directs. The Office, seal, books,
blank notes aud clerk force IRE con-,
pleted, and no detention to the mails is
feared in consequence of any policy which
the LINCOLN government may adopt. !
In Congress a dispatch was received
from d. p Hall, Commissioner from
Georgia. announcing that Arkansas had
passed, unanimously aud uncoaditionalIv,
the ordinance Of secession.
Morton, Of Alabama, offered a resoIc.
ton Of inquiry as to the propriety of ap-
pointing chaplains in the navy; adopted.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
WASHINGTON. Nav :

- - W ASbINSToN, .haN /,
The HeraLds correspondence saws the
greatest activity prevails at the War and
Navy Departments, perfeeting details,
encomPassing aud furnishing traitors. .,
Another committee has 6eeu here from
Baltimore: They reported to the. Prcsi.
dent that the mob spirit was down and
the ioyaliSts were preparing TO welcome
the Government troops There will be
at least thirteen regiments raised in Bal.
timore, Of one thousand mea each, and be
accepted hy the Government.
Late Richmond papers announced
marching Of military companies towards
Harper'S Ferry, The Kentucky battaI.
ion is expected to move thfther. e..
Secretary Chase has ordered the stop-
page of all supplies Of any kind, fer the
rebellious States, at Cairo. ... =.
At Philadelphia on the 9Th, fifty
West Point cadets were detained by
the police, on the suppoSition that they
were about to join the seceSsiouists. In
formation had been received that they
had purchased arms in New York. The
mistake was soon reetided, and they pro
ceeded to Washington, where they will
be commissioned as second lieutenaGts.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
FRKnERlek, Alb, 9Th

= = = F7TT31'ININi FEHI VtII -
The two companies Of volunteers, from
Baltimore, for the secession army, about
>sixty'iiye men, passed through here about
ten o'clock this morning They marched
through protected by Gen Strive and the
Sheriff. The appearance oC the men
caused deep excitement; there was 10
outbreak, and their. worn and tattered
appearance excited ridicule rather than
Indignation, 81. 49,. -. b.. -. =.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
ISD1AyGPoI.Is. Nav 2

INDIANAPOLIS, May B.
Col. Waiiaee's Zonave regiment was
presented with two silk flags this after.
noon; one by the ladies of Indianapolis,
and The other by the ladies Of Terrehaute
After the presentation ceremonies, the
whole regiment knelt and took the oath
TO protect the American flag and avenge
the wrongs done the Indiana volunteers
by Jcr Davis at the battle Of Bueua
Vista. III
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
ST. Iloris- NAV 9th a m

Two thousand one hundred volunteers
we're sworn into the service Of the United
States Yesterday, at the arsenal in this
city. IL is the intention of the Govern
ment to accept the services Of 10000
volunteers from St Louis and vicinity.
That number is now nearly complete.
About half Of the whole force will serve
as home guard. Some new companies
were added to the State forces at Camp
yesterday, making in all about
eleven hundred men. Many Of the SOL
diers declare that il the State secedes
they will resign rather than take up arms
against the United States Government.
The city is comparatively qufss,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
WAsulScroy Nav q

.--,,-..... -. w AsHINGToN,l May 9Th.
Official advices from Pensacola say
llIe ships are amply supplied with every.
thing for six months, aud the Fort is 10
excellent condition and cannot be taken
BY any force there. a.. ,...> =. y. ~
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
LAST NOTICE,

/. A IL pftsans iodeSir5i % tbs ts,s,t Of D..
a vi lt1in Ffsrce, Ian" Of g $. l.. Cny, De
ceased, are hsfthy p1tfti.d that. uglr.s ib,y E.i
on the Sihseriber aud sstIIe The ssm. u frbni,i
.triuyj suits vii 10 Instituted srasr Them. ani
costs addict a. the sirsirs Of said estate I ,i,t BE-
ssttlei upf rthwoE. -. .'''''' -. -
VT. !aRPLEBY.
!. ~, Z ; j.. City, AP / ", 1851 AtUn sy Tor
Nh; Good ,vh"a'. flour, hams; pork, h,.fsrr.
gS., cheese. r'ea viii DO received and the liist
meni Of said del u. ...> .. - gS'3,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
Sr. IioCts, Nav 9Th u n

Washington dispatches, last evening,
shy Major Anderson has. accepted the.
Of the Kentucky brigade, with
the consent Of the President. =: -.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
WANTED
WEST AND HAMMOND.

taffaEcrs of LeqtAy, Boofs. Shoes
her"etS' Saddles, &c, Ogden Cityg >
fHHEf are prepared TO 6ll orders Their lin
al; saor'. notice. Produce, BARK and ali;
iIen "a exchange. liberal price. JIaid, for,
$500. =, ule articles Manufactured in tie astGb-
" J." S'"9e pay. - ... 80" T2.tf
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
THE Mo UNTAINEER. IMAY lis. 1851.

\ mentleJ Inc le,,isla,ngo a., .,n.ot :. IL,
/ anthorizinv toTnsh;ns - Iats ,s,r. ~,
1 tbe s,pnott n Iao,pias ~ 49,. ~. 'a ~ W
saws the nsfinnal ,,n Y, ~,
lomasr roni;na 1, ssIr ,s. ~ .,sss $3.50
oftbs iational oro;,, s,5 ,,,.,,,, - :,
musfs strika ,.eason ,,I,.le,.,. I!
foubiI IIffhs ,lInsjsc .rs,,,,,.a., - ,i,,
rebels nbol,t cnsrSio iSyn.;,t :, ~
tnust IL t6rown asia. s,a ~, ~ IN, s'' n
troone y, n,ari.L !, -. -. =.
INA r. IN TfS;,ad 81, - y 49, 49,!
ia mt beya,,d o,,ss,;on 'S' m .. ts'
which r.snsed "3 !, Nv ,ans,i III y , ,ks
Prpsiden, aye a. mail, 6m;I,s y ,r y ~
q M I'M, ,,.k;,h - ~. $50
= S& n = VS. q - - y
H I6,.,s VI. 81 = Z.
II 4 rs,,ortsJ M, ~ -. 60. %,s,L ,i' "A,
swan, which arrived ~ tbis 80, i =. y.
n,rht,hadou board aycr On. ii III ,as =
Of arms two colnmI,;ads sS S,tS~1'',,s y
ana ho,s;,,ars ,.,,;aI ne'st"l n,orlurs
Baton Rouge. desicncd a.. H. . aon
troops now euca,unn5 bora M. 80. 800 =
reported 10 have b,an sss scr65 ~ y, "Sat =
.but no arms co,,ld IL .toa.S I 49,. ~ Nu,iot
been packed away ia bos aJss n", a"S
boxes. The arms and other S a,a1arn; .s',u
are said to have been removod p e.a,, u :
steamer early this nornin,, NJ n t.s =
TO Camp jackson Ths Tn;a,, r mn, IN ~
somcWLa axc;,s5 .Ia Nv !, 4 h'op men ieei
WasbinSton Ma $50 q '. ',,' n'asssr:
cral from Richmond renor,s isr,,a ~, ~
bers Of troons are no,,lio M j. e., nun IN
South, nearly one ,bnnss5a ~, m9n $3.50, 10y
featuring arms Tbay hay. ~. 1 aspu,
enough FOR two wears and ,,le,,in v - ans
nulfition. excent 81 rtnssian ns,,s g So, "a
Al nersons ara nv +, =. SEE
ing 70 get supply y -: > 't''' '
Z. The Richmond Euo,,;,,, sors ID Iii
lature Of North CarnIina or,,' Wv; ~ -
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PHLApELrHrA, Nav 8

: - IIII-"FHITHIAl 4HHy o.
Virginia troops are concentrating in
force at iarper's Ferry, evidently intend.
ing to resist any attempt by the govern
ment to repoSsess It, - =. ..
No apprehension is felt by the govern
ment Of an attack on the forces at Cairo
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
WAsHiNGrnN Mar g

-. - = " AsHINGToN, May 8.
A. Louisiana regiment arrived at Rich.
mond on Monday.
Fourteen hundred Tennessee troops and
battalion of Alabama troops bad reached
Lynchburg. -. ~.
At Norfolk there are about fonr thou
sand troops, including two companies Of
Georgians. The authorities were fortify4
ing Norfolk in all directions; also at Hat.
teras Inlet, North Carolina. ....
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
MIMArKIr Mnr g

-, =
Tue first regiment Of Milwaukee voluu-
teers was reviewed to-day.
Rufus King Minister TO Rome, has
been appointed Brigadier- General of the
State.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
HATING.

VIE snbseFfber hereby gives notice to the.
i public that he hos resumed The sboys b,.ts.:
tess at hs old stHud in the l7th Ward. q So.
City, one aock north Of Temple Block. - = :
WANTED. E. T..
Al kigis OF int', Tor which a liberal ps.cs- nj
ne pamj as" sHseny sheep and lambs wool,
IRE Wood. Ac
l." JOSEPH L. HAYWOOD.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18
Ngw YsRK Nav n

-. NEW, 4sRE, May 18th.
Eight companies Of sappers aud miners
have been mastered into service, also ave
companies Of Col. Bakers California rlepi.
meat. I'D ....@ .... 70
s Col. Hawkins ZouavtS viii be muster.
cd into service to-day, aud armed with
.Enfeld rifles. H.. = ,..z.: ~.
f. New York and Philadelphia have been
made military depots. Troops will be
concentrated in these cities to be sent at
the least emergency to any point by sea
or land. Ill.,. ~. r.
Baltimore, May 7th. The troops at
the Relay House ore Strengthening. their
position lay throwing MP hrcnstworks and
digging trenches. 49,. -
Lieut., Panntleroy l.. S. navy was ar
rested at HarPer's Ferry, this morning
Willie Gu roate TO Washington.
A Boston dispatch says that the
Seventh Massachusetts, regiment, on learn,
ing that no more troops would be accepted
under three. years enlistment, waited ON
Gov Andrew and offered their services
for the full time. !: ,-ss... :. !. ..-..y
Chicago, May It'll. Two companies of
Minnesota volunteers have been ordered,
- tae. Secretary Of. War. to Fort Ripley,
Two to Fort Ridgely aud two 10 Fort
4 bercrcmbie 10 relieve the companies Of
Second Infantry at those points =.
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-Four companies Of cavalry which
marched from Carlisle barracks on Mon.
day, passed through Maryland and had
reached General Scotts line. 4 ..1 i.
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