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, 1861-01-31

NOTICE Of SAI.E.-Whercas,
tain mortsag- made. excrutgtt ana tcsls sE.l On The
nrsr day oI March, 81 L. lSa by vii ram r. fopiln%
and clara H. hf4 wilc. aud Jasntr y Er"'!iat: nEi
SaAh A.: nts E1. parry OF te nfst patten HtllaEi
T. Church PaEtJ Of tE stcu: Il 1BF1 Upon cef1in fsml
estate theEcta described, kr thr scrarsy o the pas
toned Of ert:n dnte tErse~tt siuoun;!n t'=rih IL
the kunr u $.1a0:4i. xhtr s musta@u ttu!s re-
corded 10 tie l:cc1Ed.. ullcc Gt t:lt CtEttJ "i
Salie in 1ne btate OF 1lnut- the Ei dag vi June \.
also n Nc Recorders D.tc II rItc County # GFnLi
In ssd state on thc II day of Hay. l. H. 1st hops
2o1 Nortes :tr Tag. ~: and wacIc default :a@
been made ts tha Of tic !5.t two Ct tic Alr-
ead pton1s*0ry nu:el. to Wis: one luz the sam Ct
falling due on The ilEst ,ay e uc tabtE \
Oh tho sst day OF april. H. S%: aad wlefta., H.:
undurtlsnc1 are the a~egner- of said ulnrtEaTt
notes LAST mentioned fcE valuable consideration hy
them paid and arc thereby only constituted AI'I F
punted trustees f.,r the f,.rch,-nrc and coe' uen
thereof BY virtue OF the coa. OF taatf mortgage:
Sow. therefore public n.ti'c IL hereby given. iAat
We. the said nssgnrts and TIL, tees azrra!t. Will IN
pursuance af Ard BY siru" nfte Ewer ami authority
In ted by said n,ort: ~ and n*gnuIcnt for sc
Uses and purpoacs aa ac,us:, t. t'- terms thcfen
H. !l at eleven oclc. In Tx fsrnt' VI ratu 12t. ut
the ntr.l door VI The CvEft u.c Ii c city Ut LlC1
Ec Fell ut public auton to thr tst bidder lHT en-h.
the premises In said mortgage sc1s IL ~ pay ~
tatisy Eatd Last twn stes with tile Interest
th~Rit: Water Blocks a:c IN the Of NarSsers
tbs 9fS- " IT =. {: ~ au.! the \. ". = "i SEC
y, T. E.: Sec. II. 7: 81. T. RE. AID TIE I
i of NC q sss y y M =: re- ,t1rI,: tsS y: N
eaa n 81 1af Il lie sa.s sf ilo aid :. al f1s IT, hs ill.,
interest aud equity of redemption Of t1c sa hltsta
EQrH heTetl and thereto. -.-.
, 1861-01-31
AF DisTG.AGEIi'> >SAF,E--N;.,.

AZ O1siGAGE!i'> SAf.E--N;:;. ;:;.re-
st. q + - .saS t R;sf sf lss s 4s "a T. Ef r M %
Ia dsser Is IL M sists ,s.is e 5,se ~
ifdentsFs q HeTtsase warin: ':ate I:% q
aot: e sserd d.. IT, na;stn Z i,'s b. t
I'll .c9s it:sei! ts ihe saa: .: s".:;a .d
h et t. Is Is 81 T. 1t1 = r5st9 It.
s. ID fss r: 9p pS;ts : .i =
5sss sS,ss 1s II s r;:.r!: = s' .s III l. E r,,r
sst isss iSssstl ,; sa q .c1S ,' It'd; + "a
Esdc II Tie payment Of st Ii ta:, 1t t!:.i,:.: "a
r. ssf9s s. Is. a & sP :s i l.
Of sn7 s:'ul7, ,. .eee. md nd ess! s:n.stn H:sIa!.i:
s ~ Of Bs4toa and s,ats u 9S aceri @
pIsps IN :. GU Z s % 81 :s s & 'ass r.
u sa sFts y y he sef tia Ea
authority II ma se*iec B.; su!t go1ssnS: al: for
ti!teens2 day or Det ea,ei E j. u Isl. e ei.s.
os1%sk T.: u ne foreaoen *a: day at lie ,!. 80
Y Y .,s assSa e d. elkass pyle al tc
eis a.
M essn e. stts s@sa Is safs s o. T.
easasse ss ses9 ses hsy Ct s. H. ds r s z 2
:!:ss y ;t$
~ Pa1141; Atsorns5. ss..sj,-t9
and place- JAA!ES c, MERRILL,
The above sale i thriller postponed I'LL *r.aE. tan
e1Sea eSes aa5 February q = III ta!3s eGr aod
J; T. Puxxn, Attorney. trustee Aiurtxassc
Cnlc4Eo. January 18th, EMt- nj 1l34 III
MASTERS sAIE.-Circ..it Court
~ Of Cook County. Juua: c. Neartt eomp.t., ".
.a5d 11nrd. Josepk Ferian, Ed,Mont z ue..:, Gro.
Palmer: Caleb shaw, N. BEa@wanat,. FE.nca H. he's.
s9n. and Alexander I. stewart Jahn r. l:ins Fra,ris
q. Bn1rowr, deceased. def'ia In Citaneerr
PUBLIC notice y herrby Rtyen that I, l.. L. ratne
FFse5 aastfr IN Ehsncery Of Cook County, stntt of
north door ot the Court Ho.se. IN County sf ovk
II ne CITY OF Chicago zen oc0ex ia thc fu:enut
Of sasd day se At public suction for cas IL IT,, g,-
tt:: A. Ihs aoloEsng pasecls Of real c..ae
aTe ~ eigntse tls ulncteeu To- IL es,ts i an.,
kWenty one tl Ia Brown l. hurts Su1I yirn ri Lot,
oas two 2h thtee tal tour III uvc Isl s+y+n II.
aaatsea I'LL nen e.n'en e. 1l twei.s r.: rssenti3
s9tee isE y carpsnters Addition Is eies:o. - in lie
efy CT Chicago, County q Coek and State Il Illinois
C. PAINE Ei:lEE-
f-h,r.on MAstsF In chaEcsEy u COOK tonntJ.
SoE-so, 1aanafy 1th. 1851 jas ttxstA
EXECUTORS SALE.-rhe Low
- T1eEure Steamer MICHIGAN witt. her Fnrnt-
aacAe and Appurtenan:e4, will be euld at public
H9Jton at she dock Of II. W Nexbrrry Co. IN ltr-
1St n o. ne eh day Of fetfnnrs 1S:. 1t eeies
Hfner ~ a s5e amer Eas taotonghly tenairr IN VIC
&c 19a sous bo1then
t.:1aa I11KALonensf cash and remainder Il rig and
'Tt'' months 0*at' ns.' Z r q T " i :'e
..- EJecutnrs al Estate az Oliver Ncw hrr1--
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BoafDt1lg.

ROARDING.-A Lady and Gen
~ tieman or two young mcn wishing Rooms with
Hoard, be accommodated by applying st 274 In.
diana street Also. couple Of day hoarder ja:9xSt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furnished
~ kIngte rooms may be had In the most desirable
location on Wabash Avenue. by applying at los ct
that street. 1ae6xlw
u RDIN G'-Pieasant rooms
81 wits board. cnn be obtained by few pclect
toarderB at desirable house on Michigan Avcnue.
The house mud rooms furnished with all the modern
improvements including Eas, hot md cold Tattr. &C.
Address Post Office Eux 1GO3. ja2i12w
BOARDING. - Pleasant Rooms
- with Board can be obtained at No. 10 Van
Hjren street between State mud Wabash avenue. ,
1Al9x1n
, 1861-01-31

CHuxxA11,-The Gazette Of yesterday says:
In tho market foe New York exchange, tho emp
ply and demand were about equal, and the rates
Il prem. scllug. Dealers were nble to buy little
bclo y 30l37H. Tho nssortlng houses arc now
doing considerable In the way Of returning PANE
dclphta sight was steady ii x prem: bnyfns and 4
prem. selling. Baltimore had wide range m 80 some
OF tho dealcfs taking 1t 4. par aud H dis. There
il ycry little demand for banker's checks on that
point, but-we qno,c them At par and y prein
No,hiag Of consequence doing In gold New Or
leans sight is dull at par and Il prem. buying, ana
1<Ea4S v,rcr, Ne f1rnfa.
, 1861-01-31
ltgaI advertisements.


NOTICE OF SAIE.-Whereas.
delsu1t hss bean made In the condition c1 rsr.
tsl1 mortgage made, executed a1d dcll.eref on thn
sd "a dss a.. H. e. a T. g i Ms:1
sar.h G. a. bis wife. parties Of ,be sss rs. Grcrse
toss.. tattI Or sbs tecend part u.n certain r.al
iaeat Of fur certain pron:iss1rY notes therein d.
the sum of $92. which .a! n,.rlgake ". rnl;
sse IN the State Of lliEris on 1he cd ony " 3clr
1875 In Book e. on rases ~ =, snds ami a!t
10 ths Hecordci ottse Of ne tounty of Gfutas. in
of Mostgsses Page A and 6crs H. DIX uis nas b n
made II tha psJ nsns of tho last two tf tho s,ostsa
$3as falling due on thr rr>t w Of October l. b.
ls5 tno other tyr the of tJ5t failing dlc TIC
Art dsy Of Apsl D. 1s;s: and ~hereas. The under
last mentioned fer valuable consideration by taeIH
PAID an arg thereby nuly constituted and appointed
vt5tne ot the condition or tnid mortgage.
how, therefore, public notice Il hereby giyen hist
vs. the said AsstEnect and Trustees aioresad WILL
Id ~ vested by sall mort:ag. and a--l;ntuens TIM
uses eod pn1pesea and axcoruns t. thu terms thsrel
otaE TX Il % c dsy IT e
ct CLeaso. sell at public auction t. The nt.hr.t bttl
pay and satisfy raid list Two ps.,>-s y a.t.+ ~l.
~ interest sherc,n tos thrf With th: expenses II
tic toVx of Marsass; .hc II, /. Il the f. !. OF Se. -
ef Sc !. T.s S:!:it: il. y. i, i. ). ~
i Of see. Il II r.a S.li til. E. !: 1t l. T. !, Of
see 3ls ths T. y ! i i of ssc r. i; rss. 4 ( sc !.
3 E 1 I'd Il IL IL 1 Il Il &c &c i il =
1ats: .ad al .ae ir ia:sr. as4 @ Sai.y Il M r.
eaN c:.ilsrlax rfl9Shanasi h@anaaaEsi,rx:
r.,..u , r,., 4ee, TRUSTEES and As,'xners:
, 1861-01-31

BY TELEGRAPH.
the: UNNATURAL REBELLION.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
Tennessee against Treason,
TREASON iN.,TExAS.
THE "L0NE ST,ARN WILL SHOOT MiDL'
..-- FROM HER SPHERE. .-'s -


A SUPPOSED ENEMY tsHOVERINCs,
ABOUT CHARLESTON.
, 1861-01-31
.Tnr 5ale.

FOR SALE-A Twenty Year
L School Lease. with improvements, being the cor.
hes Or Canal and Madison s1Eeet Il l. II the best
Rslnsss 5fands IN caeaso not sold By the sst of
81 e e @ ssnt g s s,f tsF Of aGu5e
g. l. cRaKI: w. - "s'' ''A''0'pn s'Ges issa1aw 9s OIL
nRUG STORE FIXTURES FOR
- sALK..J. D. Paine Is removing his stock Of
ruES Medic!nes &e 70 the corner Of Stats aud Mon
Shell ring, Counters Show Cases, Gns Fiyturrs Gc ~
fnr sale on easy terms. 7
II The s;orc IL also for rent. ta3o d9ss6t
SlOGS FOR SAI.E.-A spleudil
lot q English black and tan aud Scotch Te.r1ers
~ nEcs a1a Sues guaranteed pure breed and good
hrst eat ~ o s Apply At 376 oatsrs
FARMS FOR SALE.-The sul,-
:erbets Offer for sale, at low rates. several valu
sn!c arms In ths State and in Iowa well etnsfrif
neas ,a EsIroad Depots. CHAMBERS, LEE i CO., III
E3'OR SALE-A first class, fashion
- able Catter-wcl upholstered aud In rood rensIr
ntsSi 3go iooes. Address Il. ~. at this 0nce.
E1OR SALE CIIEAI-A Bay Mare
T. sS1nd and ktnd. Enquire at No. c37 Like street
FLOR SALE-A good second hand
n Portable Steam Engine sir horse rower, win be
1,a 81 y bargain: Inquire q t. THOMAS, ieueseo.
~. nx =: JONES. JK, L. co. 231 South Water St
, 1861-01-31
~ L & 0 Il G II A r D
ACID RINGS,

4 Il u II y IL n IL -
A0ID PRINGs.
These Springs arc situated ia the Valley Of Oak
lvuats, n. Y. eight miles soatl or the siaSt Of
sssayia Tbs principal 1eii sprnss are three il na'a
bst besides tlcss rs ohsts They are ~ l9satsa
i saa:cs e sse W e
ansf hnasyA yA s1t as1 1Gs o
supl'ats q Iron The gFeat medicinal Eirtuet pos
y sseS fSssa aEsy y
DISTANCES, Hundred. Of gases # disease especially
tsss :s esssa sssap s. @ fsa s a:s S
eonnrmcd LeprosT-sho ~aseFs have been asnaiy suc.
given II the circulars The following eminent @entle
men speak u strong terms os the medicinal value OF
Fref E@%ens 1sq~ey1 sss n r: Of iA!es2y;
4 D. E Nsw Yorkj ii. Il Ssup6e9 q IitiI.ae!d, i
case Of chronic disIrhna Of several years Standing
an Sis s.ea tps a
xsane ~ re II r. 1nSns :. aaaa, sa5s s
eAAes u the stomach and b ,Ech-'
G1s g; n :9siss I'll s wacrs
Al es ssasts rs 8 ss ssy s;s
particularly adapted chronic affections oi tho di
Sssve sn9 uEiaary .ran a, son.e ct tns satastnn.
a1sa1siy eh2one !sEes chFonis @ eSs s5es
cases 1t passive hcn,osahae-scch ~ puTp7ra hcinor
Thaxlca anu the collqustlye kWes:s OF hectic lesrr
Tue SAFER may also be often Used With advantage. ho
as3S In asca Of low po1 feycrs: i'll eiEe
ffSu prut1acel icycfs excite tc appetite and pro-
metz digestion; diarrhers* particularly such Is are
dspe, dent On relaxed ulcerateti ttate Of the u
sous meInbrale of ts !ntcssInes IL eacaloHs M aIs:
1t is the suitable remedy being pfrisrahle to murae
acid. being solvent ard less apt by continual
use t dturutr tue stomach. In ebrlt tl+case5 caa
b. uaed properly diluted ~ scat rrrtSssart 7, d.
uintth thirst and prcternatuTAtheat In SKIN DEeahts
in tEose forms u Dyspepsia c.'n9ecsed E1th he ~
knlne condition OF the stomach. as IN 4ToSla or W1tf
hr1.h il viii rrpve better than hyisochlorc actd In
e2xcs Of colIca rcton.u, aid otner tnurious conee
Qaences Arising from action or lead ts water will
prove T. Be admirable aEtidoc In chrooic plasyn
Eisa laFJngtt4S chronic mucu4 catatrt. and humid
s4thna chronic orthalua teSser1aEy! ~ garEle Y
nccsated sore thr,,at " cates G3 n'sGai anu ID
When taken fntrr1iRl1y. VINE GLASS Fell. Of the
Water dil1teu taken three times dAv, Is Euhltae1t
foe M adult
Other Testimonials from Physicians, aud other rt
apeeahle Individuals may be feen Gu application so
tia Ageut Dealers supplied on liberal ser1os.
~ no Water Genuine miles, procured lsun
4 VI. B0sTWlCK. Sole Agent
.-.. Nc. 57i broadway, New York.
t4l.Q{&r554 tn th ax-lY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
LORD PALNlERsTON.

Lord Pamerston, whatever may be his faults or in.
consrtenci-e stands III advance OF bis whole Cabinet,
a nO 10 stag OF ten.' To those who, LIKE the late
Lord MaCaulay, sill recognize Wig TRAIN ions an
article Of faih-uud 10 many Others who despise such
shredwork notions of the past more prep0sterous
applied to men oil time. than TIC uiutelgible jar
goa OF hcialdiy-he appears a. u 5ritsh champion;
and cot tideIing BON aud how much ho has 10 defend
II champion undoubtedly Le is. Hereafter IL will be
related ns "a mary, that man IN the ,eyenty enh
year of i a,e should he able not ouy TO cope in tue
House ot Commons ih the master ntellects oi the
ace but on The public husns 10 couiouud aud put TO
sence the vers >huei OF the democracy cling the
scUnl cd RAD al with biA own Missiles. and stOllng
him back amid the cheers OF d.lga,ed audience, to
his moi me and polluted BabuIim. Age has not d.
nhnsled one l0t of r ener " subdued his Niyaoy or
wTaDed nn irOii celiin recklesness more De-
fi,ing q Dipmedo tran IA Ntstor. Perhaps lsdOm la
ne hi,es, sense Of the word, s not tue attribute TO
wiirhbe can lay CLAIM but be- has quick and ready
perception keen natural ssgacity, thorough know ledge
Of character in its weikress well its strength,
aud H. moreover, intimately aoqutin ed with the tone
ad tactics OF every section Of poll zeal patty For 1t
must be remeh beied that not even Dugald Dalgetty,
that sage aud interruptions solido who took service
sucressyey with tie Scot0 German legion the Swede,
tie lmpen ilNs the Spaniar's, The Dutch, tie Caya'
ers, and the ROundh, ads, d-l aS cd more versGnhy
than our Admired and remar kable Palmerston, who,
almost from the time when he first handled razor,
has maintained hinself ia Office, high or low, III con-
nociio with all surts Of Administered iOns ana now &C,
culi,s the proud position OF Premier of the onhea
Kingdoms, ind adtocrat of TIE ohsarehicai "h-s,
front solne faction 10 subdue but whom lie has coweo
into abjeci rubmi sion. No unapt sniie applied 70
him. IT, that Of tho Stag Of Ter. La the mouse oil Ion-
mons tef re his followers, 10 what can he Do more y
compared bun the monarch Of the forest fnafsnag
the subordinate herd standing forth III heit oh'; emit
tng the note If de lan and lowering hia aI'ts 10
meet the rush of the rbd assalanti VAIN s the hope
20 crcumyeut or hainstrng that vetern se of veal
con, for tie scy the Of Death 10 not more deadly than
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
ing coffee clear and pal,tablc under these circum-
stances insert Soyers method Of preparing both as
the best know of,

ing coffee clear and pal,table under these circum-
stances. insert Soyers method OF preparing ooth as
the best know of.
COFFEE A LA ZoUAvE PoR TIN MEN,
Put pnis OF water into canteen saucepan, on tho
fire; when boiling add u o. of coffee; mix them we'll
together iih spoon piece OF wood; leave on te
fire u few mipute, longer, or until just besioning to
boil Take il off, aud pour in pint OF cold water; iet
the whole remain 10 Minutes or little longer, the
dregs will tall to the bottom and your coffee VIII be
dear Pour il from ole vessel in sDoher, having
the dreps al the botom add two teaspoonfus OF sugar
10 5e int If milk Is to be had make plnis ess oi
coffee and add that much milk: boiled milk is prefer
able.
TEA FOR EIGHTY MRS.
Put 40 quarts of water in boiler TO boil: plare the
raons of tea in fine net, very looee, or ia large
uerforn,ed hall give minute to boil; take ont tue
ire if too much; shut down the cover; Ill ten minutes
il is ready for use.
Each Of these volumes must be regarded ss
seasonable publication, and will help to supply n
want OF increasing Importance 1t is gratifying
TO read the exhortation of DR.. Gross to his Tn
thusiastic brethren Of the scalpel to ihs good
care not on,y of the lives of their countrymen,
but also of their limbs, mutilated in battle. "
The conservative surgery which he recommends
is enforced by tho words Of quaint old Eng
lish poet:
Msn Is ell 'ymmetris,
Iull OF prOyOnon, one lfnhe TO another,
And ali to all the world besides
fach part calls the iurhest broiher
For head will foot hsih priy ate anieb
And both with moons aid udes
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
nLAcKwnnp. Nav L. scot. ( Co.

The portraitures Of two prominent British
statesmen whose names are just now so closely
mixed up with American affairs, will be found
to possess considerable interest at the passing
moment
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

A TREATISE or THE CRIMINAL LAW OF TH9
UNITED STATES. By FHAscis WBAEros. fifh sn3
Revised Edition 2yol,, svo. nay Brother.
The most oursory examination of this edition Of
Mr. Whartons popular work on Criminal Law viii
sasy the reader of the great improvements TIA; have
been made by the learned author. From the time OF
s nt publication, it took high rank in the hat Of legd
textbooks its admirable arrangement, its thorough
comprehensiveness, i,s exhaustive coocation of sa-
thores, and the appropriate language in which dry
legal subject was presented, insured for it, at once,
distinguished place among the legal productions Of the
age.
Since that tme the work has passed through fou
editions each one being improvement on lie Prede-
cessor aud the tfth which is issued may perhafs
le pronounced the ablest and most comIrehensivs
treatise m Criminal Law that was ever produced. IL
sppears 70 have received thorough revision; Its bulk
has been considerably increased, 50, in fact as to e1'
pand into two large royal octave volumes what VIZ
formerly contained in one and the table Of cases sno"o
concusvely that no authority, English or Ameriean'
has escaped the eye of tie industrious comper. ine
work i, so well known to tie legal profession tha'
world be saperiuous to recommend this new eduon W
them but to the magistrate and general reaoer anu
ev.ry one 20 whom a knowledge OF Criminal La" y
desirable we may confidently say that 1t atnoiouss
treatise upoo most interesting and important br'ncs
Of jurisprudence.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
rur rcrECrIC MAGAZINE. June W. Z. bipvsu|
A' Editor.

THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. June W. 4. n'p"s~
A' Editor.
The new number OF TIE Eclectic eviuces .no -
dnstry and good judgment in the selection +" 'f so
tents which have given it high character az - -.
esnv compilation from the periodical literature OF 'no
day. The shorter misceanies however, sna uio oo.'
orl notes contain good deal of trivial matter wnicn
hv rerretnal repetition becomes wearsome. Among
ria most mportan, articles in the present NUMBER y"
those ON eaIy English Missions, Russian LiteIatars'
Iceland and s Physieal Curiostes, Sat-lis Sources
and Supplies, and others.
y INFANTRY TACTICS FOR THE iNsrkuCIiiviSS, iS
TXIRclsE, AND MAaGpfsEkEss Esviueoi. Gs ah Co.
The system of Infantry Tactics contained II 'p,s 49, ~
ume is based upon the latest imf 'ovcmeaS -. -.
military experience and has been aS'p.', ,,cso.
rs,ary Of War for tho ins'fae'i0n '' 'n' "''S'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-05-21
Gen. Beaurcgard's Official Report,

The Soutrern pspcs publish General
Beaurogsrd'c long delayed oficial report Of
the bombnrdmeu. Of Fort Sumter The fore
Was evacuated on the 18th Of April. Beau.
regards report is dated April eth. 1t does
not seem to have been very easy report to
make. I, deta s the particulars = the
attack, much "a we know them. In conuec-
ton With the reports Of rebels killed n Fort
Moult'e, it is interesting to know that "ths
enemy next opened fire on F TT Moultrie, be.
twees which and Fort Sumter Q steady and
almost Constant fire was kept up throug ghou.
tho day"
Fort Moultrie was crowded with men, and
9 steady fire Of eish. or ten hours would
scarcely be rs harmless as they assert Il to
have been.
Gen. Besuregard commcnds "n the high.
est term, the gsllautry Of avery one under my
command"
He reports that "not man was killed. and
but four wou0ded."
We may add, in contradiction Of the rspor.
that Gen. Beaurcgsrd was killed by ahot
from Sumter, that lady 10 row 10 this city,
who diucd with the general in Charleston op
April gotta Post.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-05-21
Grand total otal..-.....
How they are Goisg to do Il.

The Augusta Georgia. Constitutional!
under the head"We Mus. Conquer Peace,
thus tells US how it is to 10 done. There
can be no peace until all such nonsense az
this sbal be threshed out Of the rsscsIs.
"Uptil Maryland, Kentucky and Virgins
formally unite their destines with those o'
the Confederate States. and become members
Of our Conf derscy, ,hers may be material
difficulties in the way Of insugussting often
siye hos.ilties, and carrying the war into
Pennsylvania, New York. and Ohio. But
that is only a question Of time; and so rs.
pidly do events march forward in this
grand drama, We anticipate but short delay
ere the boundaries Of the Confederate States
are carried TO the free State border.
"When the time arrives. Southern armies
should cross the line and advance their ban =
ners into the heart Of the enemy's county
There they will 6ud ample resource. to re-
,pond to the expenses. Our Generals can
put their cities and towns under contribution
and in default Of compliance. lay thsm in
ashes. BY Keeping open their communiea
tiOss With the South by line Of forts, reiu
foreemsnts can be sent forward at all seasons,
As long a. the war lasts. Forsging on abe
enemy i, fair game Of retaliation for the
blockade Of our ports.
ut 10 q harsh remedy, but i, can be vindi-
Gated by every principle OF justice, and Is in
strict conformity with tho recognized rules OF
war. EeIt to putting sfoat large numbers Of
"those militia Of the sess"-priysteers-it is
the most fassible mode Of raising the blockade
Of our ports and to accomplish th. result
interest ibpsls us 10 spare no measures Of
security within the range of our physical pow
ers
"Tho FIRST object to which tho southern
mind ps,urally turns is the seizure Of Wash
ington city. A. long . Maryland remsius =
member of the United States Government, it
/, no Invasion Of her soil to take possession OF
Washington city, aud Virginia or the Confsi
crate States Government could .i.ze it with as
much propriety as Harpefs Ferry ws seized,
or FoIt Sumter bombsrdsd.
1T could be held - lawful prize OF war,
until Mar,lan formsly ioios our Confadera-
cy. When her decision ia announced, "a it
soon viii be 10 adhere to tho Southern C,p
federacy, ,his splendid trophy could BE-
surrendered to her jurisdiction. She could
then retroceds it 10 TIE Confsderate States as
the National Capitol for our Confederacy'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-05-21
PAsTU RING.

It is poor economy to feed pastures very
close. They will yield much more, il the
grass has a fair start, than If fed down 60 low
that i, can scarcely grow. Cattle which
pick pasture down to The bone, nearly al.
ways run largely to bous. John Johnston
suppoSes case, fouaded oa repeated observa.
ton, in illustration OF this truth. H ssys;
"a has field which he thinks will keep
twenty cattle, and he puts them into it. b.
has y field Of he same size and quality, but
he puts only ten into il. Now it will a lost
be found that in the autumn. the ten have
gained ~ many, often more pounds 1.-Two
weight, than the twenty. The 10 with hrs.
rat" past" Il oud gam 400 pounds each,
and /, is doubtful If the % would gained 200
pounds each. Tao ten would make ex,rs
beef, aud bring aud extra price. while tho
twenty would make only third.rste beet
hinglag little more per pouzd than when
they were turned to pasture. The ten paid
e25 each for their pasture, or perhaps ore.
This have often seem
fCountry Gentleman.