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From Fort Sumter.

The Philadelphia North American Of Non
day morning publishes letter from an OIL
fcer at Fort Sumter, written on Thursday
last March 2s) It gives the latest news
from that Fort. The writer says:
"Defensive preparations are still going on.
Up to to-day no orders for the evacuation of
the work have been received, and, although
two messengers from the Administration
have arrived within the last few days, the OBJ
jeet of their visit has not transpired, it being
strictly of a confidential nature. The prohi-
bition of all intercourse with Charleston is
still rigidly maintained, and proposition to
cut off the supplies of fresh provisions and
the mails from Major Anderson, was to-day
discussed in the Convention. Some private
furniture belonging to one Of the officers and
which has been detained on SulliYan'E Island
for months, was finally sent down to the
Fort h- d,
''The prospective evacuation of the work
has been learned from the newspapers only,
and if the visit of the messengers from Wash
ington related thereto, it has not yet been o.
6cially announced; and the statements in
the Charleston papers that Major Anderson
had expressed any preference for par ocular
time, or that an arrangement was to be made
with any officer of South Carolina in regard
to the evacuation, is entirely untrue. Major
Anderson awaits the orders Of bis Govern
ment, and BY these alone will be be guided.
"Thc fuel and ProVisions of the fart are
nearly exhausted The last shSnty on the par.
ade was pulled down week ago, and dry
pine burns fast. Se0en days alLOl0aHes Of
bread yet remains, but the men are working
steadily on, completing the preparations fOT
defense. The embrssures for mt -try on
the side of the work exposed to the fire Of
the batteries at Cummings Point and Fort
johnson have been filed with solid Tagging
filled with lead, and are now ball and bomb
proof, adding materially to the strength oi
the work. Inside, the magazine and hospital
have been protected by stone traverses, and
the parade cleared.
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Sewlng Mathtnes.
WHEELER q WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES,
WITH
New IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED
P r 4 O E 81

The WHEELER q WILSON Machines are now
sold rates that viii pay fair prOht on the cost Of
manu- actgring capital interested, and making sales
and al snch prices viii enable them 70 make iirB
class Machines and IS heretofore, guarantee them
in every particular.
The superiority Of thess Machines over all others
for Family use Is now established.
Al tie last Fair Of the American Institute, the
Committee assigned the highest Premium 20 the
WHEELER 4 WILSON Machines on accouat Of
the Elasticity, Permaneuce, Beauty and General
Desirableness Of the Stitching, when DONE and the
Wide Range Of its Application" The opinion of the
above COMMITTEES Is endorsed BY all the State Agri-
cultural Societies IN the United states
~ The Low pFlces and important Improvements
that have been edded, should induce every one that
needs first class Mafhine, to give that an exauina-
tiOn before purchasing.
-S-An examination ia solicited at the % ufioe, No.
Dos Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
- send Tor a Circular and List OF Prices, &C.
MARI JOHN Z. STRONG. Agent
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pukIN ANb oRa4mksrkI PRINTINe.

- PIniu and ornamental nrinting of every de-
cription done at the Printing Establishment OF the
team Presses IN the bgst style, on abort notice. and
a. reasonable rates. Particular attention paid %
Nank work, EvsTy descFlptionrof Rlnding done,
.spocislly Blank nooka Led1afa, Jorrhala salcs
Socks. ksoeiving BOoka, 49, 40. Fh
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attFdiFimEs.
GANFORDiS TTVER nv Tq

B. GANFORDlS LIVER NV IdCh.
~ ABQR never Dsbilitates. Il Is solL-oznsfs
entirely free FROM GUNS, and has beov,-s an =
tablished tact, Standard Medicine, known sf,d -
proved By All who have wed it. and y now rsslrsi
% with confidence IN all diseases for which Il
II has cured thousands within the last two yaau
who had given up elll-S hopes Of relief, ~ To'
numerous III solicited - certificates il my pOssss
The dose must be edsp- ; ted to the tempe smpo
Of the individual taking liz and used in such us7
titles as to act genersnyan5 lOn the bowels.
the use OF the. LINERlZ llNpIGORkTOR, and
will Gre bIVER Com = PLANTS, BILIoUs Al
FACKs, DTsPEPsIA, ,OHOS-lH7 tIO DIAREHGA, BURIEIEI
COMPLAINTS, DYsENTERTlS~ lDROPsY, SOUR STOMACH
HABITUAL CosTIvEEEss,Iz lCH0LIC, CHOLERA Is
FAETUM, FLATULENCE, L y EDICE, FEMALT
WEAKEEss, and may bel lu successfully as a.
ORDINARY FAMlLk l,s MEDICINE. 1t VII
cure SICK HEADACHEi5 las thousands can ~
ttfyO IN w I'm 4 fIs MINUTES, II TWO
Oh THBE EE TIE Az lSPOOEsFUL ARE Ia
KIN Ct tbs commence = iuaent Of the attack.
All VINO use 1t are giving thsir testimony in It's q
nA-Mix water in the mouth with the InYigoratcI
and swallow both together.
- PRTOE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also SantOrd's Family Cathsrtie Pills.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and pu
up In Glass Cases. Air Tight, and viii
keep in any climate.
The FAMILY OATHABTIC PILL is gentle but
active Cathartic which the prOprietOr has used IN
bis practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increas-r--; ing demand from thos
who have long used thelS< Pills and the satisfao
ton which all express in - regard % their use has
induced me to place them within the reach Of all
The Profession WE'LL know that different Ca
thartics act on diferent portions Of the bowels.
The Family Catharticl@f Pill has, with due refer,
ence to this well estab- lished fact, been com.
pounded from varietylo iof the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alike on every part Of tks E.
mentary canal, and are'-. COOP and sAFE in al
cases where CatharticIS lis needed such De
rangements OF the Stom1 ach, Sleepiness, Pains IL
the Back and LoinG Uos-s ltfv6nesg, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold which
frequently, If neglected,IH end in long course Of
Fever. Loss Of Appe-lEs ltite, Creeping Sensa
tion Of Cold over theI Body, Regtlessness,
Headache, or Weight g in the Head, all lnham
mRtOry Diseases, WOrmstO jim Children or Adults
Rheumatiam, q great Purifier of the Blood and many
diseases to which flesh is heir, too numerous 70 men
ton in this Advertisement. Dose to 3.
PRICE ~ CENTS.
~ The Liver lnvigBratOr and Family Catharu
Pills rstailed By Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale By the Trade in all the large towns.
5. 7. W. SANFORD, N. D.,
.l Manufacturer and Rroprietor,
iy7d&WRs as Broadway, New York.
lss- Saniord's Liver InVigoratof and UathaTtic
Pills are for sale by rs
CHGRCHILL BRO, Druggists,
RiO :. ". cor Pub. Square and Ontario &c.
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Our Washington letter reports a Cleveland
e!'s appOintme=ttO to elerksbip, and gives the
probability a. to the MarshalShip Of Ais Dis
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APPEAL TO THE NATION

laJlOu LOT some LlLHe past
APPEAL TO THE NATION.
Dominicans-The country is in danger
and there is but one way to save it-by revOlu
ton. ig a..sH vr1G iaae 1iaa ..a.1g
Santara, since his last elevation to power
has sold the republic. 81.
The prices of the Yankees did not suit him
To day he has adjudged It to Spain, and il
preparing to crush the Dominican people un
der the colonial yoke, for the vile price Of
few purile dignities, and of the gold iwhiel
viii be distributed to him and five or sil
principal accomplices. ssiI 1a .g.Msaa
70 morrow the Tariars will enjoy in quiet
the riches gained by this criminal bargain
and will welcome US with an ironical smilt
on hearing the clink OF our chains. va
To morrow shame will be on our hearth
stones, and the stigma of igHominy will sol
our brows.
To morrow our wives shall fly from oul
arms, our mothers will refuse their caresses
and our children their smiles; degenerate
people merit them not.
To morrow we shall be able TO leave to cul
families neither country, glory, honor, prC >
Perity, nor even the repose of the domestic
hearth.
To morrow to express it once forall-wt
shall have changed the noble egis of the eros
for the livery of slavery. What then, shall b.
the way Of Testoration2 Revolution.
A Revolution, holy, noble, just, grand, be
cause it has for its object ths preservation o
nationality created at the price of the blooC
and fortunes offs Citizens revolution, holy
noble, just grand, because it is undertaken
| TO save our country and liberties.
"Fatherland Liberty 2" this was the her
Oic cry which proceeded the revolution of 1874
and the same CRY preceded the revolution o
1861; the cry Of 3 nation, which now suppress
ses for ever the cries Of mer, factions
Dominicans, to arms. Let each citizen be ,
soldier Of liberty, and to the cry of V5cG ID
Naeio1 the tyrant will be forever annhiliated
Letthe fire of patriotism burn in our heart
as the topical sun WHITES our existence.
DOminicans, to arms. Shame to those whit
daily in the rear.
In this great day of our country there ar
but two classes-thoss who are good citizen
and those who are traitors. a1 ..i
Dominicans, to arms. We must conquer o.
die; for death is preferable to degrad lation
and if we remain impossible we can no long
er pretend to the dignity of free men. l''
Dominicans, to arms. Let US arise on tn,
same day and at the same moment, as a sin
gle man. no mercy to traitors. We must con
quer at any price.
Let not reYerses discourage US. If we tri
Hmph not in the cities and palaces we vii
triumph in villages, in the surburbs, in tn,
plains, in the forests. $500
We should make a fight of giants whicl
will astonish the world, and make the eartf
tremble under our feet.
Dominicars. Victory or death, before tn
fall of the republic. Let US pray to providene
that before this beloved land of Columbus b.
dishonored it may be engulfe6 in the ocean
DOminicans, to arms to victory Let u
wear the crown of heroes before we clasp tht
martyrs palm. ,.-... --..-.-
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STOVES aud DIN Agare.
THE eBEsPAFoH' COOKING STOVE

rs THE RESUGT OF MANY
i years Of careful experiment and experlencss and
e most decidedly superior to any other Cooking
stove N use Its akinE, Broiling and Resting
properties urpass al IT'S competitors in
PERFECTION, CONvESIESoE AND EcoEONT.
The oven is thoroughlY Tentilated with heated air
By an ingenious patent process. which cause5 the
bottom to be hotter than in other stoves, and per
Roasting Is done before the open IRE, 80 tia The
Iulces and favor Of meats and poultry preserved
BroilinF is done the hearth over the Goals drawn
nOn the IRE IN the stove.
Tbs fire chamber l. 20 arranged as 20 secure the
most perfect combustion ef fuel possible. We guar
antee II % De most scqno1nlca n the eql1un pion
Of fuel and to give entire satisfaction 10 an who de-
sire q IRST CLASS STOVE,
For proof OF the truth Of the above, We refer our
hiends and customers in general TO the many hun
dreds Of Housekeepels In this city and surrounding
country, who are daily using the stove. Call and e
red. It's a pisin. heavy and beautiful stove. Of
CLEVELAND MANUFACTuRE,
and the material and the Workmanshlp, are Of the
years or longer Our stock Of other
@ o o K | N g S 7 o V 3 5
both for wood and coal q the largest and best a the
market. Our Parlor, Hall and Once 5l0eeas have
been selected with great cars and good taste from
Of the newest and most approved styles for wood
for bituminous and authrsciie. coal.
Our stock Of Enameled Crates is large and con-
prise the newest stye and are Of superior anish.
Our assortment Of
HoUsE-FURNIsHING Goods,
Tin, Copper and Shs-t-Iron, Is complete,
Us to purchase goods cheaper aud most desrable and
We viii sell
Cheaper than can Be B01gbf 5Zss0heeI
DS-Au aTe invited to call and look for themsslFss
STOVE & CRATE EMPORIUM
No. 42.south side Public square.
movie Oleveland- Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04
THE ALLEeED EUROPEAN NAVAL EXPEDITIONS Y
AMERICA.

Advices received at the English and French
legations by the last European mails contain
nothing in regard to the alleged impending
appearance of fleets of observation upon the
Atlantic coast. The report is altogether dis
credited by those likely 10 be best informed
on the subject Like measures for the pro-
lection Of the English and French commercial
interests are not expected to be taken until
after the intention of the federal government
to blockade the Southern ports and collect
the revenue from the .shipboard shall have
become manifest. r..
The assertion of some Southern papers that
the French and other European governments
have intimated disposition to recognise the
Independence of the cotton confederacy is
likewise pronounced utterly without founda-
ton in fact by high authorities. Even if
such disposition existed, which is anything
but certain, it is absurd to suppose that it
would be signifed ere official notice of the
existence of snch thing as the Confederate
States of America was given to the govern
ments in question. However the Southern
Commissioners now on the way to Europe
may be received, it is certain that stimuli
taneously with their appearance at the Courts
Of St. James and st. Cloud, protests against
The recognition of the revolutio nary auihori-
ties they represent will be lodged with the
English and French Ministers Of Foreign
Affairs, in accordance with the instructions
sent out by the Secretary of State on the
Arago.
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MLASTER COMMISSIONBR'S

. MH "A IL Il Il NFOMmlSSlONE Eh' >
I lyG sALE--PursuAntt 10 the command Of deere
tai order OF sale, from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of the county OF OuyahOa and State OF UhiO At the
suit u Ezra Monlux, plaintiff, against Levi Thom-
as, et ais, defendants, to ms directed, shall ex
pose for sale a. public auction at the door Of the
Court HOuse, in the City Of Cleveland IN said cOun-
yi on saturday the 4th day Of May is6lt a. two
O'Clock P. M, the following described real estate,
situau5n in the township Of East Cleveland in said
": "A tract cf land situated in lots Nos and
IN East Cleveland, in OuyahOga county, Ohio, be-
ginning at point on the plank road at the west cor
Of that portion Of the premises set 0 10 Electer
smell; thence B. 5QH degrees b. ehatnsi thence s.
3gA degrees W. 20 links thence .. 6OA degrees 4,
$40 chains 10 the west line OF Ohittenden Louis
land thence south 500 chains; thence n 50A de-
ereess W. $50 chains then e n. 60A degrees W. 8
chains 10 the plank Dad thence N. 3gA degrees Z.
23 chains to the place Of beginnins and containing
AS acres, or less 2lo0 acres Of said Land be-
ing in lot No aud Y7-l00 acres in lot No. 8. Ap
praised value S637 So l.s
WILLIAM K. SHERWIN,
--- Master Commissioner.
Williamson Riddle Attorneys for Plaintiff
apr3:333
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NOue need apply bnt those thoroug by ac1uainfed
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Corner RE q AiuEnlan street Cl6y land q.
tsbl5Rfl.
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The following, from the American GsOr-
gian, gives a pleasing view Of the sports with
which the tedium Of the day Is relieved in
that climate:
aon Thursday last while Green Clifton
was crossing the square, Abraham Dudley,
standing before one Of the bar rooms offered
70 bet the whisky for the crowd that he could
shoot hole through Clitton's hat without
touching hair on bis head. The bet being
taken, ne drew pistol and fired at him, but
fortunately missed him. The ball struck Mr..
Gillis's foot who was sitting in his Office in
range Of the pistol but being too far spent,
did no injury. This is, we think, rather reck-
less sport.
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ProoIamall0a q Lhe Po0PIe o. Sd Don

The following proclamation of the Domini-
can people in regard to the more than sus-
picious movements Of Spain in that republic,
has been published in the Haytien papers,
files Of which to the 9Th ult. have come to
hand. 1t is said to have been in secret circu-
lation for some time past:-
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a &c. m WIIl.,,

A correspondent at Bundysburg, Trumbull
county, sends Us The following account Of an
old win, the original manuscript Ot which
is inthe hsnds Of sIr, VI 3. Smith Of Meso-
potstnla, 0. Il has some rich points
"During the War Of 1912 company of
Massachusetts, soldiers were eucamped near
Troy, N. T., and some Of them being fond Of
amusement, conceived the idea Of making one
OF their fellow soldiers believe that there
would probably be a battle with the British
and Indians the next day ppOp which be
proceeded to make bis will, copy of which
send you. It is as follows:
ain the name Of God in Heaven-in the
Field-in the Tent, and lastly, of all battles,
Amen lll H. ll
!, J--- D., late of Pittston but now
soldier eneamped at Troy, considering the
great uncertainty Of human life, and especi-
ally Of a soldier, whose chance to die in bat
tie Is tent living once, do most sorrowiully,
and with tears ID my eyes, make my last and
only will and testament, viz: 7f-A en- M
j will and bequsath my span Of horses to
my brothers Abraham and I,auus, / will my
household furniture to my beloved wife City;
! also will my SOW and pigs to my wife; also
one COW to my wife, and my hay stack to
my brothers LaErhs and Abraham. give
one other hay stack TO my two said brothers;
and 1 will one rye stack to my aforesaid
brothel S, and if never see them again, I
wish my tather-in-law 70 be paid $40--by
my brothers out Of the property viii to
them; and hereby appoint Charles White, OF
Ducess county, sole executor Of this viii.
hope they will make good use Of the proper
y if L never see them again. / wish my
Ether TO collect all debts due me and pay it
to my executor, and if run away, this will
to be void, or die by visitation of God in a
natural way, this will is to be void but if L
/ am killed by the British, or murdered and
scalped by an indian, (the thought of which
chills my blood,} this viii shall remain in
! full cannon force. -i.. eHIb.iHi 81, d l
God Ihope, will take my soul, if the In
dians do my body. ! hope shall have eour-
age enough to shoot at them. t-
| CONDITIONS. d
If my wife City should have boy twelve
or fourteen months after my death, give
/ him the rye stack.'' ...L 10 5 yHsL
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Affairs at WashInGt0n.

TIE SOUTHERN FORTS.
An the 1peculations which have been made
in regard % The probable decision Of the Ad-
ministratioh concerning the Southern farts
must be received with grains OF allowance.-
The point OF embarrassment concerning Fort
Sumter, In the Presidents mind, as announced
with entire candor, is, that if 1t be Yielded,
and the Federal authority be thus withdrawn
under real or supposed necessity, similar
reasons may be urged as to Fort Pickens and
other points, which are not considered in the
same category. He has never entertained
the idea Of abandoning the principle an
nounced in the Inaugural, and if the military
necessity should be accepted as TO Fort SUM
ter, L will be for reasons which in no way
affect il, and which will no. be held to apply
elsewhere.
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FMBROIDERING AND DSTAMP-
~ ING, done At 81 st. Clair street, opposite An
Eief House. BY imarlsl MRS. R4EBEL.
GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
~ WHERE.
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II 9 P R / n 7 & R s.
PRINTINa OFFIoE FoR -.


THE HOUSE AND Lt on
Pittsburgh street, known a. the haoek
property, being lot One IN Cases addition eve
and and lot s69 IN Kelley and WaiE0rths bdi-
Vtai01. Sad properly having one hundred iset lrui
on klttsDurgn street ard extending back Ten rods 20
an alley. The house large, we'll built and conVs-
nient. For terms apply 10
RAENEY BACKUs 4 NOBLE.
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If my wife City should have boy twelve
or fourteen months after my death, give
him the rye stack.' IL ii 9 y1sE
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5nsnramEE.

6ecurlLy Ala. A0.s n. T. Adsela--. esstale
~ Fire and Marine Risks taken IN thu above
Companies. Also, in some Of the best non-Partici-
patton Companies, BY
II. F. BRAYT0N, Agent,
fsb16.3s5 No s Atwafer Building.
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! oFsoUTHERN FOREIGN ANBAssADORs


A despatch received here to-day announces
that Messrs. Yancey and Rust embarked yes
terday from New Orleans for Europe, and that
Dudley Mann embarked on the same day
from New York, as special Commissioners
from the Confederate States, to perfect nego-
tiations begun some time since, by conhden-
tial agents Of high character now in Europe,
for the recognition by the great Powers Of
the world Of the new Southern government
and, moreover, for the formation Of a new
treaty of the most liberal kind, and for the
regulation of commercial relations.
Colonel Mann took with him a large num-
Der of documents, including upwards of q
hundred copies of the new Tariff bill, which
will be thoroughly distributed throughout
Europe. 7i p
The contrasts between the two govern
ments have already opened the eyes Of our
own people, as well as those of Europe, and
intelligence which bas just been received here
leaves little doubt upon the mind of our gov
ernment as to what the ultimate course of
the European governments will be in regard
to the Southern contederacy. q
TIE ALLEGED EUROPEAN NAVAL EXPEDITIONS TO
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EOR SANE "a EXnHANaR-

u For good City Property or & good In1ur9ved
Farm, within IS miles Of this City good s1d veil
selected stO-k Of Drugs, Mediuinas, Grocoriaa and
PerinueTT, in good CoftiOn With Fear1' lease Of
store doing good and safe business. such an op-
pOrtuuity is seldom offered any one 70 ste1 right in
TO q well established business. Enquira Of
@. J. kEELER, g Pub SQUARE