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Important from Montgomery.

ROCHESTER, April % "A gentleman, entirely
reliable, has just arrived in this city, who left
Montgomery, Ala on Tuesday Last He says
that JEFF Davis on that day issued an order for the
troops Of that State TO concentrate at Ooeltka
Ala from whence they were to start to-day (2sth
for Lynchburg, Va. Those from Georgia were to
move for the same point
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Wood and Coal.

ANo.I article of WOOD on hand, prepared to
suit the wants Of each customer. Wood sold cord
length also, or In any way OF sny eusutitles de-
sired.
IL Coal kept in Coal Hes,es, screened before de
liverng.
IL 2.24o lbs. 70 the ton,
ID Personal attention to every order.
T. ]. & w. nj. GAIT.
once se2 Pa. av., between llth and 18th sts
WOOD bill and Wharf foot of Seventeenth street,
below War Department. ma S-tf
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Union Meeting IN BaItimere. Etc

BALTIMORE, April pa spontaneous Union
meeting held tonight IN east Baltimore; fifteen
hundred 20 two thousand present; great enthusi-
asm. Strong straig htout Union resolutions
adopted and National banners unfurled.
Regular daily communication with Philadei-
pbia now established. Steamers Will run rogu-
larly between this city and Perryville, connecting
with all the trains on the Philadelphia railroad.
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Delegates TO southern Congress.

RICHMOND, April 29.-TEe Convention to-day
appointed as delegates TO the Southern Congress
at Montgomery, as Representatives of Virginia
the following gentlemen: r. NJ. 4. Hunter,
VIM T.. Rives, William b. Preston, Judge Cam
den, and Judge Brockenbrough. No other news
Of imnortancP
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One Thousand Volunteers en- route fer VIZ.
ginia.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, April 2s--Tbe Third Reg
iment OF Alabama volunteers, Col. Jones NJ
Withers commanding, will leave tonight Tor
Lyncbburg, Va. Ten full companies, consisting
OF one hundred men each, compose this regiment,
all splendidly armed and equipped A finer loof-
ing body Of men never pulled trigger. Coonel
plished gentleman well as soldier, and 10 ths
present Mayor OF Mobile.
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Frisate Constitution at New York.

NEW YORK, April 29.-The steamer r. r
Cuyler arrived from Annapolis tonight with the
frigate Constitution in tow, with $50 midshipmen
from the Naval Academy, IS seamen, and two
companies Of Massachusetts troops 100 men, 10
protect tie ship. The steamers Alabama and
Marion had arrived at Annapolis
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Destructive Fir. at Leavenwerth

LEkvENwORTH, April ga ire broke out at
noon Yesterday in the cellar Of Eddy a Arnold's
drug store, al the corner Of Maine and Delaware
streets, and spread with extraordinary rapidity,
rendering IL impossible to save any stock Loss
on the bsildIng about Sl2O, 600. Insured for e&S-
coo. The block was one Of the finest I'm the city.
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BosroN, April % There 10 great activity a,
the Charlcstown navy-yard. Twenty-Five hun
dred men worked throug bout Sunday.
Lieut.. Knox has been appointed TO the command
Of the steamer Massachusetts
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WE, the undersigned. Dry Goods Merchants O
seventh street: will close our respective places
s ., o'clock p. M, Saturday excepted
from MAY lst TO September 10Th, 1861.
\. bRcE HALL, g.. T. SWAMI Co
4. ,MogEnIsoS'c a. GoDpARD,
WV. BuRpETTE a sn sf
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SELLING OFF AT A GREAT SACRIFICE


to determined
II. BRICE
,bews,u
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NEw YORK, April 20 Cotton steady; sales
500 bales. Breadsturs rrn Sugar teavy
Coffee quiet. Molasses unchanged TuTpearne
firm at 75ss5c. Rice firm at 5xaokc. Rain
firm at nj IS
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S9TMI6EJyH H. Nc NEW ON Il Fs q 6xE.IEI-
EuaSIsHiNs SSobs. i aH al = .Sd ehPs. Il
&c So so Ssy..th st n: BAL 81 sRs Spoye sooa;
Seventh ST., between e and + sts, % In
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By "SHiLLINeroS's ExrREss.n throuub I'm
three hours from Baltimore. we have the R,l,I.
more papers Of this morning and the New York
papers Of yesterday and Sunday,
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO

- OUR CUSTOMERS.
In consequences Of the unsett cd state OF the oop-
uy, snd the general suspension Of business we de-
ere " close al accounts on our books, and will
thank all Indebted TO come forward and settle a.
soon a. possible, and greatly oblige ne.
j. w. C0LLEY CO,
ap A2T 323 Seventh st., above Pa ay,
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Steamer Ashare

NV YERk, April 20 The steamer Bremen,
from southampton, 10 ashore on Romef Shoals,
with two tugs alongside.
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TAKEN DowN-Yesterday, detective officer J
NJ. Busher conveyed a slave to Alexandra, Va
and delivered him to his master. The rendition
OF slave through UniOn-loving officer, excited
some surprise down there
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SEE IN AsorHIR column the notice Of MAY
festival In the City Gardens Tomorrow This 10
jusx The thing 70 drive away the blues and should
be taken advantage Of, =
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An Infaund.A Runar

was prevalent here TODAY that Senator Mason had
been arrested at Perryville, Cecil county, Mary
land.
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The Niagara M New Y.yk
New York Market

NEw YoRk, April D The United states ssesr
frigste Niagara Is reported below, detained by {
fog.
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Ho.rErrER's sIoM.cU R,,,v,.

90, hoeTETTER's STOMACH BIIrERs
ne operation OF this palstabe remedy upon the
stom ach, liver and eX Tetory organs is sipeuIary
soothing ahd oonseI vstive. It regulates, recruits
ana purihes them Dyspepsia al it's forms Yields
W Tvs cehIol ana raugg PIo1eries, and IL is
commended to mothers, enfeshled by the cares
ana dutes OF maternity, as the safst and best tonic
they can PROBABLY use In al the Crisis of female
NE u VII be found emInentlJ useful, and elderly
Tsons VIII derive rluoh more benefit from il than
f(om ordinary sfimu ants. " ~
hosietteI'G Celebrated stomach Bitters are sold
by druEgists ever whore. An % an
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To THE AFELIcrED.-Be sure to read the advsr-
hseEnont of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. II
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TROOPS ARRIvE.-Yesterday evening, the Al
banv Regiment, che Twenty-ffth,) New York
volunteers, arrived in this city by rail from An
napolis. They are seven hundred strong, and are
well uniformed and equipped and the ranks are
composed Of fine muscular young men. The fol-
lowing are the regimental officers: Colonel, NJ.
X. Bryan; Lieut.. Colonel, James Swift; Major,
David Frielander: Adjutant, J. J. Van Zandt;
Quartermaster. Michael Mcdonald; Paymaster,
Philip Mork; Engineer, VIM Ellis Surgeon, c.
h. O'Leary; Sergeant Major, Thomas O'MaIley.
The companies are commanded by CAPTAINS .
Fredendall, John Evers, John Gray, F. Marshall,
John Huber, Frederick Newdorf, Henry Dorr,
and Lieutenants McGraw and Godfrey They
are quartcrcd at the Capitol building.
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READER, have you eeep Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Rec il; 1t will interest you.
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COvsHs:-The sudden changes Of our climate ara
sourocs of Pulmonary, Broaehidl and lsthnnfie
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
tak-n In the early staTes Of the disease, recourse
Should az once be had TO Z" Byoton's Bronchial
1foehsS," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
Titstton OF tbs Throat no so slight as by this
precaution Eore serious attack nay be efectualy
yarced or PHtIte Speakers and SiHgsTs will end
voice. See advertisement de-
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MARRIED.

PKrHIEs,
Persons desiring pennies will always nd them
Tor exchange at the Star Oboe counter.
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a DRESS PARADE-The New York Seventh
Regiment, and perhaps other troops now quar-
tered In the Capitol building are expected 10 nave
a full dress parade at \ p IN. today IL the
weather permits, the attendance Of our citizens
OF both sexes to witness the display will doubt.
less be very large
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W.. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
w ILL Find IL TO their intsr~.t before purchas-
Ing 10 call 81 the Extensive Cabinet Es- %0n
100 Pennsyl-anla ayesue, whsre alarge
stock OF EURksTURE and CHAlKSEA
found.
Mahogany Of al thieknesses Tor sale.
attended TO. 80
FsInitaTs or other goods taken On storage.
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CENTER MARkEr.-This morning, our Center
Market had less the appearance of the principal
market than for years The supply was furnished
In the main by our licensed dealers and the mar
ket gardeners Of the county. Few Of the farmers
Of the adjoining States were at their stands The
demand was light and sales dull. In the butchers
department beef was selling at IL to 30 cts per
pound according to quality; smoked do Ia cts
bacon to IA cts (; potatoes 81 cts per peck; but
ter 3Oa37 cts per pound; eggs l6a1S cts per doz
herring 81 50 per 900 The dealers saw that at
Alexandria they are sailing down all kinds of
fish, shad only being AZ so per 100 and herring
s2a3 per LOCO The market regulations were as
preserved
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ARREsrED-Laste evening, there was discovered
In The quarters Of the Lieutenant Colonel Of the
Rhode Island troops, now qUartefed In the Patent
Once, a strange young man Of rather hard fcs-
lures, dressed In q red shirt and red blanket like
theirs, and wearing a conspicuous Union badge
on bis breast. As he was entirely out Of place
- the law and military commander here may
dxtefmine.
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M on SUNDAY ssy,sn9s APri, 2stb By Rey Father
LAURA K. BOWEN, Of this city.
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For Six Days Longer!

Oosng to tho Indictment weather, and a desire
TO accommodate all persons, roe hare
determined to keep our Store open
FOR SIX DAYS LONGER.
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Rash Yesterday, gentleman was arrested
by two volunteers as spy, and cpeated much ex.
cltfment IN the Viclnity OF Justice DoBf's Office,
into which he was taken. IL turned out after a n
examination, that the soldiers acted rashly, and
made 4 wide mistake The gentleman was very
far from being spy, aud was Of course dis
stance 10 the oficef commanding the regiment 10
which the men are attached
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PKAcrIcISG About o'clock yesterday after
neon, as Fenton Glascoe, a private In Com PAW
D., Putnam Rides, was leaving the Quarters Of
the company, Columbian aTmory, without per-
mission, be was ordered to halt by John Little
an ofhcer; falling to do which, Little fired three
shots at him with a revolver, neither Of them
taking effect, however. 1t Is proper TO state that
both parties were Intoxicated -
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CENTRAL GUARD-HousE CASES Last mig bt
Saml Godfrey (soldier) was arrested by qua rdsman
Morgan, charged with assault and battery upon
colored man named VIM Adams, with bayonet,
lnnicting very painful If not dangerous wound
The details were not stated TO the magistrate
when the warrant was issued; but Godfrey was
committed to jail for hearing when the probable
result of the wound is ascertained
Chas Sanders and Theodore Seigman (solders)
were arrested for entering private dwellings
driving out the residents, and taking possession
Tor quarters. They were sent to jsil for trial at
court These two were punished from Saturday
night 70 Monday morning for insulting ladies, by
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MesIc IN TIE Presidents GROUNDS We un-
derstand that the celebrated band of the New York
Seventh Regiment will perform in the Presidents
grounds tomorrow afternoon, commencing at S
o'clock % the following Saturday afternoon,
the Marine band will perform in the same pl,ce
and on every succeeding Saturday. The Capitol
grounds being closed there will be no music there
for the present.
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The SIX MEN who were arrested some DAVIS 100
and haye been kept under guard at the Ca pitol
have been transferred to the custody of the Mar.
shall OF the District, and were committed to the
county jan Yesterday by the Chief Of Police
They stand charged with uttering seditious and
reasonable sentiments against the United States
Their names are John w. Richardson, Adam
Grinder, Alfrsd Wilkerson, F. A Cunning ham,
Dennis Callahan, and Edmund p Bangs They
were arrested under a military srder, and the
course to be pursued by the authorities is not vet
determined on, 30 far as the committing magis-
trate is concerned.
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THEArgR:-See the agreeable announcement.
elsewhere Of the re-opening Of the Theater under
such capital hands as Messrs Bland and WIthers.
and with scale OF prices 10 suit the times Mosi
OF the old favorites are in the company, and the
public will be glad indeed to greet them again.
Tonight a lively bill, indeed. See advertise.
ment
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The WARREHToN (FAUsUIER) SPRlyes-The
proprietor Of this favorite resort has been nre-
vailed on by number of gentlemen TO open his
rstaolshment for the season, with as little delay
a. possible, In order to accommodate those who
desire to remove their families from this and
other cities In this region now so full of the
"pomP and circumstances Of war % There Ia no
better house Of tie kind IN the United States nor
one whsIeat the charges are moro reasonable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-30

OccoeUAs We understand that during the
late excitement ia the neighboring counties OF
Virginia many citizens Of OccoGuan and vicinity
ned rom their homes, many of them first taking
down the enclosures and turning the cattle Into
tneir fields Of young wheat. One man. with a
nnely-cuiflyated little farm and family Of Young
children, offered his farm and household effects
Iof enough money TO enable him to get 10 his for
Iner place Of residence in Pennsylyania Colonel
Slnms, OF Virginia, Cate Lieut. Simms, u.
Navy who has been charged by Gov Letcber
WIN restoring quiet aud protecting defsnceless
Families, Is actively engaged in that work OF hu.
Inanity, ard lately visited Occo9uan and promised
Tue inhabitants tue protection Of the State. This
j. as II should be.
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FIRE-festerday, about one O'Clock d. m , a
Ire broke out in a wooden building mon the
premises Of Arthur West, New York Avenue,
between Fourth AID Fifth streets, used as ba he
house. The fire caught from the oven, but the
property adjoining was saved by the active labor
Of the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company,
assisted by the Metropolitan Rifles and a German
rifle corps quar'ered In that vicinity The burn.
Ing building was torn away. Loss small. The
property belonged to Mr. Jos Nardin
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SCIENCE, LNDUS1Rf' hND i' i-' N-''

NJ yrooman. OF this city, has invented saving
chine which presents some very novel ana desirspo
s,,,res Az in the common saw.miii, the wood 10 pe
oo1 IL held and carried TO the saw on q carriage run
ming mon ways and moved by appropriate fecd-workt
u II differs from the PAW III thai the RI" 10
f,ed in a frame which has q lateral and also lifting
uovement. These movements are controlled and pro-
dued by Cdes attached to the carriage and connected
NV ingenious devices with the sawlrame. The guides
are flexible steel bars held III position and adjustable
bv iron rods or screws 50 hat they may he exed and
held 10 represent any oarved or waving lne AZ the
s.me time the saw hos movement in its frame, 30
that i, is kept while i'll operation at all times parallel
with the line of cutting. The result TO- that the wood
NAV be saved with any desired curvature or bevel,
and thai all the forms required in bodybuilding and
cabinet or carriage-work be produced by the saw.
Mr.. A. L. Fleury of this city. announces that he
has discovered new species of electricity, which he
calls vegetable electricity. IIe'ssys that what vital
electricity is TO the animal vegetable electricity ia TO
the plant; that every plant Is yegeto'eiectric
machine of great intensity, and were it not Tor s own
conducting power which leads off the electricity to the
earth we should electric phenomena from plants oil
striking nature. So powerful is the influence oil cleo
tric ou plants that his says seeds have been develop
ed 70 l5I lect plants IN lew nours "uel I've
force The Egyptian magicians attributed particular
influences and magical powers to certain trees and
plants and Mesmer used magnetized trees and plants
as conductors for vital electricity. Mr. Fleury seys
that be will soon have a vegetoeectrc machine IN o
Grafton which will prove that vegetable electnciy
can e induced and made available for practical pdr'
Ioss.
Common animal glue is likely soon TO be suppressed
ed by paste made of gluten. IL looks like glue, and s
quite as strong Gluten, which If 10 be had ut all
Observation-Disclosures will dissolve In t~ce tie weight
OF cold water aud may be used IN cold state
pound Of this vegetable glue will yield three pounds
when solved whereas pound Of animal glue does
not yield more than TIVE.
AT Hobart Town, Van Diemen's Land, water
works are in progress Of construction which will fur
Dish "a daily supply of between 10000 aud 100000
gallons The reservoir is 40 feet above the level IF
the sea- and will contain 40 100000 of gallons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

BIsHoP WHIJTiNGHAM AND THE NATfosAL FAST
DAY.-Bphop william RollinsOn Nottingham, OF Md,
hns addressed pastoral letter 20 the cler and laty
Of tie Docese If Mar Land, in relation 10 me appointed
fast day. expre,,1g his sorrow al the great calamity
which has fallen upon us and his tear that IL has not
vet fully Impressed ua with eense OF its fearful I'm
port and tho great sinuness which hus brought IL
upon the land. lie says: "If there be any among ms
t disposed cest ia their lot with thore who IN
trims aga ut their Government, my office concerns it.
self not with their political tenets their social bi ~,
further than to them 10 take good heed lest thew
be fostering in themselves delusOn, the not unguty
fruit of sell abandonment 10 tie trammel5 Of party
and to the voluntary blindness Of prejudice, nuse by
pride Of station, OF influence and conn cti0n. la
conclusion, be invites the people not DULY il public
q semblage the day set apart for National observ-
CO. bus also continually ia every mode Of approach
TO God in prayer Tor tho be,tows upon tits peO c Of
bis unspeakable blessing OF quioness and pubbc peace
The GALLONS TO THOSE WHO DESERVE THE
GlLLows.-The Virginia politicians, Mason, Floyd
Vie, Hunter, who irs now mort guilty Of treason
against Il G United States We're among the ferceet
aud most clamorOns patriots who, Little more than
wear sgo, insisted hanging John Brown. They
hanged him. We hope that they will soon baye the
benefit OF the same law they so vigorously applied
John Brown WAS wha, IL called q fanatic they, ut
the time they hanged him, cool, self-cons ious
thofoughly corrupt conspirators They felt none OF
the nobler sentiments which delnded their victim.
They were plotting ut the lime they expressed
the greatest horror OF treason. Floyd the ulator
robber, and aitor testified before the senate Com
itee that he cisregdrded tue evidence sent 10 him
that Brown meditaed Lis rash enterprise, because be
could not conceive of such an enormous wlckodness
entering into the heart Of American citizen. EveLts
have proved tbat John Brown Was technically guilty
of not tbousandth part Of the guilt of his hangnen
Let them therefore, suffer the FIJI penalty Of the law
which, in his ease, they 90 ladily laid down.
Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

tn. s,ata Sunday.Schoo Convention bell llst week
IL Binyhamton, Was well attended, several hundred
delegates being pre.ent Reports Were received from
ifyfour Of the sky counties Of the State, from which
appears that there at present about 6l 900 Sab
bath Sc olas and nearly 10000 teachers in the State,
an increase of II 0C0 pupils last year. Amougthe
ieso utioos passed was one declaring lbe Convention
an inde edent body, having 10 connection win the
Aneric Sunday school union or any dencmi latioh'
al character number Of atrioic nshi es,aions o.
Gu rcd during the ions OF the Convention, esinon2
the dep concern iet Tor the country q, the prssen'
time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

h ,rcu,.on hs hope to 70 to Boston Al tina. bye seen
10 10 the piesest moment your Grand aud ,ts
has ncreased in Ia desirc hi'h have e,. 70 at.
Ycetjde canai Of Il United Slitescra9e o. b'el
For Ions ue have cherished TO- AueT,,H 3,i,Sr..
nathv nsii.d by is f-su6suf aud BY re psia - -
srs N, rcr4 \ ,eccrt % hch nov meet nom 80 10y W
ia most uoshle irhabuu vii ..sye in my hoGs 'oie
and end Irnc iub!sB-e. If nv ee,,i.
Receive NJ Governor specisi eIPtss2n. o. r ars
rlents {. pTOfJ nd estcsr. w.
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pfas NkWs1OHK. Aug II, IhUI.
lttr % sddres~ you sincere thanks sai ble
Iissnsa, saeess ne IS by your id.dscamp,
are soniy ses nal, : pne. The Pfncess and nyssa
uhicL Won ar G y " ehtimeis Of thoughtful kndaoss
shsf DO 20 =. enss journey to tse West 20 whi,h
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

| restoration Of the Union would become
mockery, and the enthusiasm o. our soldiers
and the>hopes Of our people would soon be ex-
tinguished.
Our six hundred and sixty thousand Union
men now In arms have volunteered to fight upon
the war platform Of the administration -"tde
integrity Of the Union" Let the Satanic aboli-
don element Of Congress be warned of the peril
Of attempting 10 use these honest Union soldiers
for any other purpose. Ths President is right;
our army and our navy, and our loyal States,
are with him. He IL master Of the situation, and
he has only to "pue down his foot firmly" to
hold it, against all our abolition allies of jeff
Davis, and all their stupid, wicked and fanstical
abolition schemes Of dissord and confusion, in
cluding the abolition of the constitution Of the
United States. These negro worshipping fools,
who would thus bring chaos back again, must
be stopped In their folly, OF we may as well
abandon our hopes of an esrly overthrow of
this Southern rebellion.