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We take tho snhjoincd extract from IN art1-
Gle In the New Orleans Bee, relative to the
condition Of Affairs in that city:
The severity aud duration Of the present
financial troubles, the extreme depression In
business orcvcry Kind, the stoppage Of various
sion Of the customary demand for labor, have,
tor the first time within our memory, occa-
stoned state Of things in New Orleans Slight
" approximating the distress and priyufion
annually to b. witnessed in the1arge Northern
cities. Within the past two or three weeks
we have lad OCCASION to remark m extraordi-
nary amount of real destitution aud poverty
There are to our knowledge large numbers Of
ablc bodied, aud even intelligcn. men, who
ask for nothing better than work, aud urc uu-
able to procure it-mcn who would almost
rather perish with famine than beg their bread
from door to door, Such weknow to present
substantial claims to the sympathy Of the pub
lie We speak not OF street mentlicants, who
are mostly fmpostors; of seemingly mutilat-
cd fmplorers Of clemosyNary benefactions;
Of the, apparently halt, deaf, dumb
and blind. who make New Orleans
their winter haunt, and live costly at the ex-
pcnse Of misdfrcvted benryolcnce, bctaking
themselves on the approach Of summer to
healthier cllmcs. We allude to honest and
willing paupers, many Of whom have families
10 support, and who arc pinched by the cruel
est ,privationa, even to the point Of lacking
AUou AHu eAcltcE. LUIS is 10 common SpcCta-
clc in New Orleans, but that it now exists is
indubltablc. Our own office has been at times
aluiost bcsiescd by the applications Of decent,
respectable looking individuals, representing
themselves, no doub: truly, as ii absolute
waut; \ few days ayo mercantile friend Of
Office He Informs us that in ordinary times
he has to wait half q day ere he can find some
ono willing to earn n few dimes by carrying it
In. On this occasion in less than one hour he
received somewhere ahout forty applications,
many Of them fTom persons who had evident
y seen better days, and whose language and
mauners exhibited marks Of education and
refinement.
, 1861-01-16

city to dra saints Of IS guns, tho first time
It is run up, thus showing they do not belleye
In dissolution.
Mr. Jenkinson Of Allen hns introduced into
the House resolution OF inquiry, in relation
to the letting Of the contract Of the Northern
Prison located at Michigan City. The CON-
'mlttee will no doubt make somo very interest
ing discoveries Of Democratic corruption.
learn that Joint resolution will be intro
dneed into the House or Senate this morning,
inviting Mr. Lincoln to stop over at the capital
on bis way to Washington. know such pub
lie demonstrations do not suit Mr. Lincoln,
but the Hooslers arc determined to say to him
In person, that while he stands for the Union
and the Constitution, they will back him.
The city Is all alive with preparation to-day
for the Inauguration OF tho new Governor,
which takes place at two o'clock. ). $.
You may be assured that, let Eastern States
follow Mayor Wood's idea, Of setting up on
their Own hook, or not, Indiana will remain
true to the Union aud the interests Of the
NORTHWEST.
, 1861-01-16

The Ono LEa1a1A7uRE UN1r.-Thc tel.
esraph operator who sent the Union resolu-
tons passed BY the Ohio Legislature On satur-
DAY, neglected 10 give the vote. We ,lcssn
from the Cincinnati -Gaztt< that tho yote on
theR wus unsnimious, s.
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FEpfFpYpGUdEpcc OF the VribuUe.3
N,pvxco nj I,n II 1est
,-,.. ,-ss.. T. 49,. -. -os-.
il'o' WIN muco lale@est' II Inc AHisosE
OF January Sd, an article on the culture and
manufacture of flar. by A. Clemens IfMr
'f1o,,a,. H. ,,,t... -r-..-. =
enlne10 unoefSAa1os 1no supIcct oi "nlcn ne
treats, and knows whereof he aff1rms, (which
have no reason to doubt, then It seems that
wc o,r m +t,o e7e of n cre.+ r.,,1ut,o. -, ~.
49, VI .1S
soD'ece OF aomesue mann1aetnrcs--n resoiu-
tion III which the Northwest should and must
take the lead.
Tbo-s h. ~ aarr,a
Az 0o0s Ing past oeen 'a4A VI
establishing mahutactories Of domestic goods,
IN the Northwest. and thereby creating l,omn
market for III. f,rrnc-s nrod,-o ~ .d.,;.
~ .1s wv oou1'1-
ting the feasibility Of Mr. Clemens theory,
when can VIC have d better opport1nitv of
comrncnc,np on-rt;ona thnn ~ tha ,o,,,.a.
:~-e ~ ~. - - 'n0 eoA1'ps
epF1ng! we snau nave TO commence on q
smau sea!e % hfss, OF course and: It would
seen auslsaole 70 commence the cultivation
o. tne pant SO os 70 false seed at once, and the
dfGssing ana manu1actufe rs soon as possible !
ano mus render our section OF country entire
lnaependent oi tno south and also, In q
eood degree, OF the East by raising our own
raw material, and % manufacturing our own do
mestlc goods This would operate fAvorably
on the Northwest IN more ways titan one. For
JUST as lar as We Hould be supplied with home
manufactures, SO Tar we should sare the prices
ol llelSH1a 0uu LHc pTQula 0l specu1atorH.
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PENSACOLA AND IT'S roRr1plcAr1oSs.
Pensacola Bay has zare properties a. q la. bor
II Is now accessible to fri,ates. The bar is ncar
the coast, ant the channel across it short and
saslly passed. The harbor is perfectly land-
locked, aud tho roaistcal very capacioua
There are excellent positions within for re-
pairing, building and launching vessels, and
for docks and duckyar1s in healthy situations,
The supply OF good water is abundant. Thrsc
properties, in connection with the position Of
the har1or, as regards tue coast, have induced
the government to select it as naval station.
mud place Of rendezvous and repair, The
upper arms Of Pensacola Bay receive the Yel-
low Water or Pea River. Middle River and e.
Gambia River, eleven miles FROM the Gull.
SANTA 1osA 1sLASD.
Santa Rosa Island is sitnated east BIZ north
west by south fourteen leagues, and complete
y shuts out Pensacola from the sen, Il ia so
low that the sea in gale washes its top It ID
net more than onc-tonrth Of mile wide. The
west point OF this island is at the mouth Of
Pensacola bay. The latter is not over one and
quarter mile wldc-
FORT rlcKESs.
The principal means Of defence to the month
Of Pensacola bay and the naval station Is Fort
Piclens, This fort is 4 first class b.stioucd
fort, built of New York granite, and situated
on low ground on the east point OF Santa Ros.
Island. It's walls ayc forty fire feet in height,
81 twelve feet in thickness, it is cmbrazlred
ior Two tiers OF guns, which are placed under
bombpruof casernatcs, besides having one tier
ofEuns en- 1ar3xtte. The guns from this work
radAlte to every point Ut the horizon, with
flank and eniiladins fire at cyery angle Of ap-
proach: The work was commenced in ISIS
and finished in 1855. It cost the federal goy-
crnment nearly one million Of dollars. Vixen
on war footing its garrison consists Of l,2CO
soldiers. Its armament, only u portion Of
which Is within its walls, consists Of:
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PRIVATE SECRETARY TO Gov. YATES
Hon Richard Yates, Governor elect, has an
pointed Mr.. William Marshall Of Coles Go, as
his Private Secretary. Mr.. Marshall is son
Of Senator Marshall. aud is gentleman OF cx-
cel1ent ability and admirable fitness for the DO
eition.-Ssak Journal.
, 1861-01-16

EXECUTIVE Orr7CE !
Treasury Department, Jan. :, 1861.
J. EH Lazarus, Esq., Charleston, s. {.
SIR: lam instructed by his E1cellency the
Governor to acknowledge your donation of
I've hundred dollars to the public service,
This exhibition Of patriotism is peculiarly
gratifying at such q time Of exigency, and en-
titles you to the thanks Of lfs Excellcncv.
which nm authorized to tender to you.
With much respect,
Yoar obedient servant,
C. G. MEMNNoEn, Seer.
Those who arc not disposed to 70 md do
likewise, may consider themselves marked as
i" "disa{ected'
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Inc feeling Of Indfnna.-The National
4ueAtton In tho Legi1laturo-EDV.
Fathers were mistaken when rlleT
"0dc tht Constitute tt.-The Mfehf.
gan CITY Prison Frnuds-LincOjnfo To
Firm for E1le Union.
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4EhiT DcscorxsT-Amcnc the uost important Ct al
medical discoveries Of this aga may be coz
siercd the sEstem Of vaccination for protection from
Small pox, the Ceph7lIc Pill for relief Of Headache and
te u.e Of Qaininc fer the prevention Of Fevcrs ete,
Of Witch !. sure specific. wtose BENEFITS wtl be *.
rercnced By suffering hunaaisy long after their tu
coVszssk ars forgotten.
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(Ffou tho Charleston Courier. 1oth.I

EEfum the Mobile Advertiser, Jan al
The movement OF the Mobile companies On
Fort Morgan, down tho bay, kept tho city In .
terment Of excited interest yesterday, and it
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The BATTLE OF New ORLEANS New
Orleans 7rus Ds1ta is exceedingly Indignant
because one Of the militia chieitains OF that
city gave an order TO fire fifteen guns in cello
bration Of Jackson's victory.
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and most Of 1t Ia In position 1o1 reauy sS!s!se,
md the magazine Is also understood 70 De am,
plY supplied with all tho munitions necessary
1or its greatest efficiency.
PASSAGE OF UNITED STATES TROOPS TO
uARpERS FERRY;
The Baltimore Sun Of the Sth inst eaJs -
Yesterday afternoon detachment OF si1t5-
two United States troops (artillery men) at-
rived in this city OYER the Northern Central
Railroad, from Carlisle Barracks, "a. 1hey
were in, charge Of Lieut.. R..Jones, and carried.
sabres only. The troops were ignorant Of their
destination until they rcached this city, when
their commander received orders to proceed
to Harper's Ferry, w, whittier they 60. it Is
understood, to guard the arsenal and other
government works ut that place. The troops
left in the four o'clock Western train for that
point, Another squad Of marines cano from
Philadelphia on Sunday, and went On to Wash
ington the same day,
GUARD At uARPER's FERRY.
Tho Virginia Free Press Of Thursday, states
that the Afmory Guard, the Floyd Guard and
Floyd Rifles were ordered on duty On the day
rcrious at Harp: rs Ferry, in obedience to
dispatch received there from Washington, re
quiring them to do SO. They were marched
into tho armory yard, awaiting any orders
which might be sent them.
ra.o,,a1 .,,.a..., .a,,av = 1,-jhn1.1
WARRINGTON. Jan. II, 1861.
Although It Is literally true that Mr.. Thomas
retired from the Treasury to-day, Us stated in
my 1osmef dispatcn, Ihelo Is no uount WAL"
eyer tne flesident ln1ennea 70 intlinMe 10 nim
in his Department. 4 number of leading cnpf-
ta1ists Of New York came here recently, and
represented to the President, that while they
were willing to sustain the credit Of the Gov
crnment in this emergency, and advance their
money upon Its notes, they we're not prepared
to do either while the Treasury was aaininis-
tered for the benefit Of Dlsunion, and By an
avowed Secessionist. They cited the recent
seik seitokiaiII,M. II. ~. ~ Puons ~ uoJ - sue onG
ems. as 4 reason fi,r want Of confidence in th5s
rcsnect. and The fsct that sir. Thomas had
lately ordered 100000 to New Orleans from
New York, without assigning any satisfactory
reason. The pretcxt Of exchanging gold for
silver, when the silver was not forwarded, viii
hardly answer rs a reason. II is admitted at
thA Troosurv +b,+ 1ohn nm ware I,r,u,,1,f tar.
, 1861-01-16

FACT WORTH HKsow1o.-Sna1d.ng's Ccphauc P11ls sro
certain euro for slc1 Headache, MI:oc. uea4:ache.
se<Toos Headache. Gesuveness anl GecesI Debility.
, 1861-01-16

sB The National Iat<0ig<ncer has intc1li-
gcnec which indicates the prevalence Of 4
strong Union sentiment in Texas. Cockades
are not SO numerous as heretofore.
, 1861-01-16

The following na1ncd forts have thus far
been seized BY order Of the Governors OF tic
States In which they are respectively located,
and arc now in possession Of the seccssiouists:
, 1861-01-16

Programme Of the Maryland D1s.
unloDtste-Protec to Annnl the Cea-
sion Of the District Or Columb1a-A
: ter @t' fts 11cnd-Aftalf1 In VifTfmfo.
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How Money In Ralsed In south Carolt-

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
TrasuEy Department, Jan. !, 1861.
Benjamin Aordeaf, Esq, CAar7esson, S c.:
S1R:-I am instructed by his E1cc1lency the
Governor, to return to you his acknowfcdg.
ment for the patriotic aud liberal donation 81
ten thousand dollars made By you to the State.
THIS contribution made, as 1t Is, at n timo Of
Thy Of intuition, and entities you to tic xratc-
fnl remembrance Of Jour fcliow.citizens.. Be
pleased to accept the thanks Of his Exceucncy,
md the assurance OF consideration and respect
from your obcdient servant,
c. G. NEMMNGER, Sccretarv.
, 1861-01-16

Colonel Stuart, Of tho 175th regiment, imme-
d{ntcly Informed Governor Letcher that body
Of Federal troops had passed through the }n-
risilction Of Virginia for the purpose indlca-
ted.
cessIblo TO escalade In the rear, and protected
mnnded @ ed I'M In Ill It's parts BY nank lIcs Of grape
and % canister. ID The grcater part, II not all of
its armament, IL understood to be at the WORK,
and most Of ii is In position for ready service,
md the magazine Is also understood to be nm
ply supplied with all tho munitions necessary
Tor its greatest efficiency.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A WORD TO THE AGED.-In the decline of
life the loss of vital forco consequent upon phys
ical decay, can only be safely supplied by some
yiyifying preparation which recruits the strength
a1i spirits, without entaiing tie exhaustion
which is always tie final effect Of ordinary slim
ulants. We tender to the aged HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS as an invigorant and re-
storative, immediate IN its beneficial action and
permanent n its eject. 1t tones tho stomach,
improves the appetite, acts like charm upon the
spirits, and tends not only 10 prolong life beyond
its usual span but TO render it as enjoyable in its
evening as in its prime. For dyspepsia, oppres-
sion after eating, bilious oholic, wind cholic,
spasms Of the stomach. sick nervous headache,
chils and fever, tremens prostsst,sn, and all the
complaints special to the fsebier SEX the Bitters
are esernstly recommended By thousands whohave
witnessed their superior efficacy in such eases.
apr23.d&w'm -s-
ssJheie Gasm eats leGt them Absupsly .
Very npleasanlv In Public elsces's =.
This remark will not apply to those who are for
tunete enough 10 have their garments made with
machines, taking what is called the double lock
stitch, as is the with the LADD, WEBSTER
Go. Machine, which max es the stitch alike on
both sides of the material, leaving under side
ridge to wear out by Washing and ironing. These
machines are meeiiss. D Nant lengo aapralf1 ts
Sewing that it is possible or practicable to do.
Wherever Sewing can be done. in muslin or even
leather they will do an amount OF work that is
truly astonishing. Strong in construction, yet 50
SIMPLE In lnsehsnism as 70 be easily understood,
they fully merit the reputation they have OBJ
tanned, of being tie best Seeing Machine eeer an
rented We DO our friends favor by referring
them to the advertisement in regard to these ma
chines.-P Philadelphia Enquirer.
aprl8-d&wlm
CouGHs. The sudden changes of our climate
sources of Pulmonary, bronchial AMI AS
rHAArIc AFPECTloEs. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tsinly when taken in the early stages Of the dis
ease, recourse should Ct once be had to Bropn's
Bronchial 1roches," Or Losenges, let the Cold,
Cough Irritation Of the Throat be ever SO slight
as by this precaution q moro serious attack may
be effectualy warded.otf. PUBLIC SPEAKERs and
SINGERS will find them efeclual for clearing and
Strengthening the voice. See advertisement.
%-7- nov27 do win
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promptly, calmly and thoroughly. Let
a. take no council from passion, nor
give way to excitement. Let % look
I'D sit4NpT bs9s1iy, elvsreigroin the
face, and address ourselves to, and do
our duty like men who believe that
s4ae NJ holt tofquE t,thsrs' tsith asd
'srtad II our &sheN slefs, I've cd q
our fathers will still stand BY % in the
time OF our tTisI, Is he stood " them
III thU 4mo OfthafeN3 z4xIoK sasi
fa4 .e SAMUEL J. LAKEWOOD.
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.br. ss3e Nv. ~ ANY ggovesnnent to-
ssl..ue gaidtE rs lsvs. For monlbs. some q
Cd thsse anen wers allowed 10. hold s;,t.
=. !. p6H5lc6s insthe Cabinet, and nssd n Ss
4. 1m0ssl P0seL anIE- to bstrsy the governs ns
- tKrsss servants. For tnohths. nanS ss II
enfvsre allowed to retain their sesss.
.]0<iai 6osa'branches Of Congress; and Us ed
thsjr Pos'tj2us e defeat the enactmsnt
a. pa1f1oGlppl - thso GoySssment Rn,;
- 'dgl..4S& fshs.e rsrs Si,sed
''sss seA ! o. th1ir Po!hiaasAQ,sbdtray
49, o'shoror - nag they bad sworn
!" protect and dolDnd. For moatha ~
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T. ELEGK "A Pinto,
FORENOON DISPATCHES.


ssI sas :. !. FEpas Ae1vlaad.
- 1ss .s.zask : -. L. AssAPoLIs, May II.
A bur bred n en- With two cannon. left on
steamer. for the purpose u rstaking the light
ship lying ~ the greet Yeomiea River.
: 1t 10 said. here are msay -UDioslsss among
the troops st HArper's Ferry. Who have been
induced to enlist BY false report Of another
John Bro IN Raid i8 se4csg
The reason for gathering troeps through Va.
vas to insure . seesseson majority BY their
vote.
The Heyalds special Cincinnati dispatches
Of the nth, cay that Gen NcCsfisn has sent
600 guns for the nee Of Ksosukey Uoioniss-.
There 10 NO truth 10 the rnmor about Brsck-
inridgs. M
FseA RhIsaaeIdhta. -
..@se P1uLADElPnaA, Nay II.
A steamer arrived reports seeing Oft Cape
HEM don the steamer Yankee with three
prizes 10 tow. sailing north.
Special to tie Chicago Post. --Gov. Msgofin,
kentucky, has sent hllber : special messenger,
demanding Of Gen Prentiss an explain aiion Of
the arrest Of cir zen Of Columbus, XIV, ~ q
traitor snd . sry General Prentiss declined
TO rsspos d to Governor Mxg0tiin's impairment
demspd by . written communication, hut said
to the messenger that he denied the right OF
Gov. Magoffin or any othsr man. except the
authorities Of the United States, TO interrogate
Sim in tn discharge Of his dniies.
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THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE!


en- b accommodated. YsnfIiss dssjsiax ems =
rosms. with privilege u furnishtne ~ ssm1, ~
invited TO call and select their spastnsnte With.
- god stable soaasstsd viii ~ Hssss
olLIsrr ) DAFT.
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40
->-T-sS.S'- 1--- x.--s1 ssss--.---,x1s.z q ~a'
Our rrveuucsfaw is, IN my Judgment,
defective In SOME particulars, requiring.
perbaps, some unnecessary expense, and
not being sufficiently stringent 10 COM
pei The p1omlt pa manto ftaxes. Al an
t.~es. and more tespecislIy 1t e1t,mc
AXE thu, lesery citizen should eheerfiriiv
contribute his share Of the public bar
dens, and those WIZ are not disposed
To- do 10, shosldl fssll the tosce ofsst.inp.
ent laws insuring the performance o.
That's duty.1 a. failure 70, -pey. taxe,
promptly compefs the State to use beg
warrants instead Of cash, to carry on the.
opsrst'ons ofthe Goyetnment and adds
70 re expense s0fthe ,Stste-npt, only
In the inereased prices she il cDuipclleda
70 pay tor articles purchased for her use
over : nd above the prices at which she
could buy for cash, 6nt also the interest
epeo .as warrsass issaed until the same
earnestly recommend a careful en-.
apMatien epdA full nsesof your Consti.3
tntional powers to punish the men. IL auy
there be, in our State, who may feel d,..
posed 70 fnSnish aid in auv,wsssees those
Who arc or map be 10 rebslis6 ~ ;n.t
the Uuited Ststssor engaged IN acts of.
hostility 10 this State. - !
The great hasts 81; which. aibitst Il.
pressure otsUthei- 1dties, Fs'hxse been.
compelled to prepare this Message, ran.
s36f&z3 ezt4XexAkE E~HZ
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WlGmARDs0N WAT 4 CO.
PROra115Ons.
.. n. sIcHARDsen, sne. =. W..
ere ?. oARPBmTDn.

Larger svass charged ct the rate Of $3.50 for
each Il sal square,
ros ono half square, two-thirds Of the shove
rates;
business Cards not to exceed lines, SO 90 per
annum;
For each change an additional charge OF rs cents
per square will be made.
Large cuts charged double the same dimensions
81 type.
Yearly advertising contracts viii be understood
APPLY strictly to the immediate business Of tho
advertiser and all other advertircments sent IN by
the advertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruc-
tons will bs inserted until forbid and charged &C.
cordingiy. r4A
Edit rial notices charged Cor At the rate of IS
cents per line, or eight words, and special notices
at 10 cents per line, or 50 cents = line rcr week.
| All notices Tor religious and benevolent pur-
poses Of any kind whatsoever, 81 ordinary length
except single announcements of marriages and
deaths, charged Is cents per insertion.
inUa' satis in adUaDce, unless from approved
Agents
Contracts for yearly advertising termina bic Mt
the option Of advertisers, they ying m advance
inent Of - per cent. on the contract price. R
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
so per cent. advance on the above rates, and kept
on 1T or I'd pages, 70 per cent advance on regular
| rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
| advance.
Advertisements inserted in weekly en- reasous .
bio terms.
RICHARDSON, WEST / co.
SANDERS h BRO.
/ j. A. DA.DOk co.
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~ quarters Qrilling daily. Whether
any OF the expense thus incurred shall
be- paid by the State,1 or whether any
compe nsation shall be made 10 the men
Flor the time tiaas tpent in quarters, is
peculiarly within your province 10 de
Es'tanInc' s--s. s.---1g.ss g.g-.s- = ~ ~ -
In addition 10 The passage of lave
leGalixin9 what has thns. lar 'heen. DOM;
and provitiirg for expenses thus far in
-cnsred, 1t Will be You. duty carefully to
examine what further the State sh or}t
90 I' e meet present necessities and future
contingencies. - -. >. - =
10 my Judgment there are two objects
which IN your delfberari0n son should
keep steadily in view, and which i rec
cmmend to your seriuus consider alton.
VIZ The protection OF Our State against
INVASION and sAe prompt. supply to the
genera. = s Government OF any further aid
IT may require. -, - - a S. -
r.. Our StateAis supposed b. 4neny.ao ~
exposed 70 attack on two sides-our
Southern and W esterns borders !: on the
|'South by reckless men from Missouri.
on the West BY Indians. Missouri is
unfortunately strangely infected with
the heresy of Secession, " Itch is hurry
ing 50 many Of the Southern States To-
srsiss What may be the ultimate re-
suit 10 that State we DO NOT know.
should she unfortunately attempt to dis.
solve her connection with sthes Union,
serious n 'troeble may, end probably vii, =
sgFmg up aoug our Southern BORDEN;
Myae Y hat event I saas hAEdIy .snsten'
pate "a armed invasion 81 regulsx mill
tafy forces from that State. Surround
I'd q she il by Kansas, Illinois and Iova.
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A0D - ~ y MOV06 H
ns rHE 1Ihsf DAY o. yrBRuAe
~ this yell kssws Hotd Ghanesdf pro.
Gristsa. Osesf ~ sale-s1gssd, ths ouSSs q
the pse9tssa, ar Tie original psopsSoeos, vi1 30
IN the o3.a - volc0ne ~ Old se1 new Ssioaio
We ostooF A66GDs1vjsE ~ vitk or sxpssiepeo
sd o. sursxsos 1a1loas - 60 - .
Ne 1snve1ie9 - ~ ~ oom1rgoDoG voal -.
uaAsaA hsese - shsis0 psjse u
0nAO DD11Ar 49, Da~a
We Ar dslwutss1 lhas this saen - ~ -
Dollar Hsose II he a1soes M
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