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|. NOl1CE OF SALE.-7W hereas
ae!1ut hes been made tn The conditions AZ ~
z B. eieSftsn aate oa the nzss dsE of Nsy
hy ths shsboyEsn and a!iasiespPi aiirosd comSasqq
IA n1 - y dc City Of New FORK Tfrsstr
q lie sfate q % eef eeg r. ~
gaEes on Pages Es 10 167 inclusive. xnd sor
nadeF ss sssS1sa ns
duly constituted and appointed acrnIdfa y az oetn
1taions of said mortgage successor to Id F,1r- FL
pos4 ~ y: Rlafs sas
saraaes of M he nHdsEgnsa Tras qna ad.p u ps, PIE
mortgage. will. on ti1t second uay u EsrrS sag
81 aaa afx 9as r al
II the Clfy Of hheboyE9n, Wscpusft nj two n,rinrE
t4e aternoon Ut daY sell II pcis aue.oe fo tha
thirty yGigt thousand an nlnc5 dTe doars and 1o 4no
1ne csIts @ tie unsunt Of bonds stcs1sG
40 nTsSs:e nns outstanding win s atefet
mortgage. teitz add siaspsF a,n nea ~ = ~ ~
sSa &c sss cy = 4 III feSa o
together with al Tue rights Of way. depot grounda
ways. rails bridges tenees stations s,atioa.houaes
ment. by said and tssIslipat EaiIroa Gnn
gan; M thea hsla or ts;saf:sr asq!rs n connection
thereto wi,et4er ob.aincd under tie Tl.is and ps9
egse OF htr charter OF Conveyed to t.1rm BY deed:
sad sotporase and other Of nd sntboyEsa
said Grst dIton nt tetr railway rtLstEc thereto.
and also all the locomotive engines, tenders cam o{
plenents wood aid rrp!!cty coancct hi, its ME- ~.
per eqntpmrrt working. operating and roi ductio. Of
lho said ratroad then therrr1tcr acquired b.
M IT, liz t. d RsS
Altnttdn oY those sarn uuned, II orheruEe. III of
Ellch personal chatsles we're 4ec'ared to 10 nxtn1
With, and not separated tre1eGoul, aad were to be-
kaxeo as rasI 1nefe1f. Il,
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f;t1l. "tF 1e.'''"7. 7"7-~of -.e-o'- :'n--F
ri CHICAGO OsTRIHUNE,

Devoted 70 News, Commerce, po1fties,
3, :,:AH1e4!tufes.E Education, Art, Science
&AAAeA AAAke1A a kAA V$
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pURE SWEET CIDER-in whole
L SID half barrels, Ecseyed daily, snd for $50 Al
tL47aHs>s+ +os N' 'AAta = VE4p1lh
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.CEr1SSA71--Wc quote the following from the
Ga.ttse Of yesterday: ,
The noIcy market to-day has been rather cloee,
1au currency rather scarce, and beyond thia there
- 70 important feature to notice. Exchange h1.
been in better requca and rates unchanged bu:
continue Il asytatrg. frmcr. Gold Is also Without
CoAnsc. Nc continue Quf quotations:
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Errffernur ab~teu-.

CHARLESTON, Jun. 1.-THE excitement here
has somewhat abated in consequence of pacific
news from Washington. The enlistment Of
5oidiers goes on, but I'll Is quiet. The Legis.
latate did nothing; to-day.
, 1861-01-12
CIIR1STAIASAND NE,Y.YFAR.
Fine Jswslry, Watches and silrur ware,


X +. DeDEKkY, N. D., Home,
loved .o Easalc Pn{s:eian sqzeoa &C. Hsrr5 a..
esreHence n tha country the Doctor 1sc., tonssni
oe can Eye entire satisfaction In rc treAfncrt ~ ri
cETanle slAe2stA Acuta and Chronic - ~14
otEe houtt TIL 4. X. aul t,xr " an3 ~, hc,-.
et nf nf;nS = rs Residence u ext hsrdolph srcct
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90 at.$5.5a936,o0 dividing On 10 Is,
= At $5.60I5.S5 tlivtdin; on 40 ms.
1ot At S5.5035.e7H dividing On 40 D1-
a2 At $ $500 % dividing On 90 Ds
LIVE EHoGs-Market 1ct:re ard ilrm and I'D.
sarsa 6Glac with sales Of heavy hogs at s4s5
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nezday ssys:
There IL very little deu,nnd for money outside
The Banks. and the market Is abnndaatly supplied
with capital. C2i1 loans are making at = cent
and prime paper ranges ut 9D1a y cent y m.
NUN. choice naucs passing at tic lowest figure,
and sCzrcc 4. thEt-
Tbs followiu. arc the quotations for Exchange
this c.t-: ',
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COMMERCIAL

s1aeSsso se5,s0o.o $1e,G57.23 Inc.
, 1861-01-12

Stenmcr Arrived. '"'''-~
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Thc steamship Glas-
gov, from Liverpool, has arrived. Her news
Ia anticipated.
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r 7JEl1 - Nh q E13LE t!A Z.
7atscs /. Ee-c.lE. | cz7c utt1czz, A.z3 :. sI..xs
fEAyFIs 1. H9EE:EAH,
C7n5.1 ot tbs Grand Dachy OF sa1e.walr,sr, tha
e:a, E.nsfnr:, an;l br special nc: ol se.cra tates
a;G::e! e rs nT t9s;c: Gtt:1rns Ht A:sTE1A
e.. ia:;IAwiv
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n OTiCE.--At 4 late meeting Of
= The D[tcctrr~ Of tho Western Nn:y:.c a.d F!se
tn,;; ancr Company hasEycsry dlsia".a to Stock.
ooi1ess o. seven PET ccas. MSS u carch r.rahtc ca
Ai,a attrr It's sets acs'. ". II. WAITE, Sec't.
, 1861-01-12

HAsuL7os, Ohio, Jan. Il-One hundred
guns hso being cred in honor OF Major Ander-
Bon An immense crowd and great enthu-
tiAsn.
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I+s. L 1Ict.llu sCurftSr0nNeHCe.I
WAs1Na1oS, Jan. 1o-Thc following dis
patch has just been received here from
Charleston,
II O'Clock at nisht.-Too late to ret an an-
swcr rs required. Is the Brooklyn ordered 10
Charleston? II SO, you will hear to-morro1y
Of scene Of blood unparalleled in civilized
country. II the President is in earnest, he can
prevent it by dispatch to the Governor, or to
Maj. Anderson through him. Win end ali
compromises If It goes on, and the best blood
Of the land will mike a gulf time cannot heal,
Let me hear from you at once.
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STATE Gt' ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cool, S. S-Circcit Court of COOK County, Feb
sid Joseph c. IicnsLav. IL t;!:s-e.-y.
Nsiahit 3r t1t nun,s..1a:lr- o5 thomas Iuehcs and
t1at ~ !tea.lAE. IL IL G1Its 4bIvr nun.ec having
brsn ed u IL otse q IT, .sx aid .IcIt Court
Thno,n. Hngke, an', Joseph u 1ieks-aw, that sale
sonpai:sants Elsd taer b 4 q comI:aI.si sa. Court
or The ChAActTJ Essv eren1, It Gas of July
lso a;ld that sI1liio; t:ctcapc ISSUED sit or rsd
Gust aainss sail dc:cnea:. II the s1cond
AAaaj u oCtobrE Iestt IT, as Is rs 1aw tGquin d.
SGw u::lIss yb isl r.'sd Iloas IL: .trs mt J.scph
lleAs!aN s'ial fctscl ally H., At. a1 ..cse ead
ne next tcsn thlcof b. lu..4 At Ciitae il ealu
eoaty. on HE ti:l Monday nj February; 1:i'. ARD
q COMPLAINTS ths .u, sud tle matters ALL tlnEt
uere!o charged aaa Stated i!t h. :aSv. couicsstt
and dscrye tn:rrtd a::e!, = stu enz,:ir to III
Prayer OF raid bill NsE = cIll,I;{,I eEirrk
sTARk G lstfiN, CGnlrlts Sofrs- Ieil<l15lH
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MIGHT SCAVENGER Chatiees
~ Kunz atn attend to the clern!nr or rriyr v.n1fs
SEtosaaH u st:b!o nanuIc md any arcttve naEr
viii receive Drn1rt Et+euttna nno~erraO
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ALABAMA:G GOES OUT,
Excitement Abattng In Charleston.


NAsu1HdToS, Jan. 1l-A dispatch from
hest to the .Secesstonists gives the details Of
tho firing upon the Star Of the. West, aud says
that four balls struck the steamers hull A
portion Of the despatch was confidential to
Southern Senators, but 1t is understood that it
urges them to remain in, their seats to defeat
Objectionable legislation and the confirmation
Of Mcintyre as Collector Of the, port Of
Charleston.
Reliable authority says the stai Of Tie West
changes luis mind, with ample naval force to
engage the several batteries while she runs ii,
and lands her men and cargo.
1t is intlmatcd in different circles that the
steam revenue cutter Harriet Lane, and the
isiyote Brooklyn, will both accompany the Star
Of the West on her next effort -:
Senator .Pearce has yielded to outside pres
snren united III request for conrcning the
Legislature of Maryland. Gov Hicks qstfIl
rc+ists. The disunion movement In Baltimore
is headed by Custom House officers, who are
IT,; I'll t special friends Of Mr: Thomas, Secretary
Much remark Is excited By the transfer Of
sshoO in specie from the SUBJ Treasury in
New YORK to tlis city, without any sufficient
reason being assigued. This unusual psocccd-
ingis not understood in fnaucia1 circles, and
the pretended explanations arc by no means
Last night Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Doubleday.
wives Of officers in Fort Sumter, arrived by
the Southern boat i It is stated that the
Charleston, people refused to. Larbor them in
that city.
It Is generally credited that Gen. Dix will be
appointed Secretary Of the Interior, II indeed
bis appointment be not n1ready made. Tho
President is not disposed to select any South
crn man.
Il il we'll understood that Senator Clay does
not intend to call meet NJ of the Commit
tee on Commerce to consider the appoint
ment Of Mr. Mcintyre as Collector at Charles
ton.
Tho Senate Territorial Committed have uu-
thorized Senator Green to report ltll organ
izing the Territory of Pixies Peak. Senator
Green has submitted the bill to Senator Sew,
ard for the purpose Of getting his approval.
There arc two amendments to this bill. which
have not heretofore been Incorporated In Ter
ritorial bills. One is guaranteeing the right OF
private property; tho other prohibiting the
Territorial Legislature from interfering with
OF lcSislatiuE against private property. These
amendments are supposed to be Objectionable
to the Republicans, and hence the bill Las been
submitted to Mr. Sewnrd.
The National Volunteers held meeting to-
night fur the purpose Of pcrfectiue and e1-
tending their military organization. Ono of
the resi- olutfons adopted IL Us follows:
I'VE will act in thc event of the withdrawal
of Maryland and Virginia from the Union in
such manner as shall best secure ourselycs md
these States from the evils Of q foreign and
hostile Government within and near their boz
, 1861-01-12

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 10, 1861.
The following arc the receipts and shipments for
thepast forty-cight huuts:
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NEW*- SUPPLIES: .RFGEIVFD
of tho following Valuable Law Boota,--vo3, -
pea seais 1niSe e ard On Fact Gfeenlesf %
H.. b ED7AEE h
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EEUSTEE'S SALE Whereas.
e,a ';:nn ga1tF shss. sI S sss.
n e.s :r,E!n u IL eost Sa g = @f' 4 81; "a
Il M s ast sta:s Il 81 Il ut
so.a sots q. onssli ~ sere rt sa1 vs.
E 1a ~ s!s r ns q lIas: IS 81. Ja5Ssrs
va. s,
fn-i ~ ",e ny fetc.en:e tier.te. VII f,lY aud
t11itt 4aa T,Sas II, ths ssil sIeen Dsa:er Ill On tho
s1tS'fs Eee14 e. . tas = av tut
ds:rf;.3 ssxf5 8 9snapla tsra
1:s3et Ga:l cpo arrand reau* ), IT. na.r ~
ii;nsS i sd Jsfs gIxtg sGye e . loidsr Il
eaia eii5e Fl Il s19ss ay rn n1 sua In "a
IL do. o;si T,9 SlsIt noa,s t. III
lie SSs stF s !! II Il O 5s i ss e
Enottase and tso cc:tsia Iton.sel: no:s. ia .sid
sseo Ges1sl aa FIVE b. esPh
IN IN ists H. ohc ,Sr H. III Anndrel dollars due
sum q I've hu!dEvd .iiar ae On ~ r1ss ~
~ a1{ 81 asea' ~ lsi aEd ,s' ass:a tic pn:chaser
o9t1S aess e e @ a be e.; 7ss
tss T sEaa saa
And whefcss the notes cf snii assignment named.
ssea ~ py - simeon neaytr 70 Bcnlen.is IombsrdA il.
requested nc ;o io1dsT s ~ sal;
n1tss n;s aad mortgage Which 81 .as ssssnment
~ t;h%e1e:ore take notice .hs. James eyd tp.
ss sssnse nesfnsd q s,e s y s1tas sf
6ay aa5o q E! y:nInasy . M ID osioek. a f. e
& S!: =
e s,:bs se Il
de,stSsS deaa 81 for saa q
Ghisssy January 1:th IL i. Is sosn Idts aInstfs
M ASTER's sALE.-Circu;t Conrt :
andrc9 O. c125 & &corH:T: iona. C. nea.tt, coapt, vs
Sa5S stEs fIs as;iss sS E
siassa "a :sS s sss;
sfHEs''iaE Il atssssfs ssssfs q
Ffeap noaes i hereby GiYen Int t. l. c. Pstne
asi7s 57l IT, a e. ssatS ssf
6 t5'a Sdtes tea Ii ~ !: hsn
os sFfss fsa ef TT sslrs s;sIe ~
nasssf 81 Jss s..
s,Sa: ftSe:tSS 81 Is IL Il isSxa
lily Of chicago: County 4 e; psf :as ~
en!ss*e ss':ss s. i st ssssaasF q e5is
M AS'TER's as': Err! SALE.-State Of "
Pnhiic nnf{ss nGEs = M1Aam 3 Ogden and Anh.. -;
5 auaG noneeis hereby given TINT III r
~ sS4Eta! otge1. entered ID the abCvn e .,~
az se n 1nHsa ~. ~ Of October. lal II
81 ,n ~ ~ .Sn9ocssY OF the Superior CO
n y SAat9foAy, the niuesecnth (l9ts
Z. Z. lsL ~ ten o'clock II the r -~",~-. -.-----
Ae noetn ao2r Of the Court
ne ,nlghest bidder for q
cal estate utnata in m
.ocS nd Stats Of 1llIy
lots nuMbeta ser
lcvtn TN, tuciy = -
nMbeS sercntrs -
ago.
l1ster In Chr --*s- :.
Dated Jar: .' -,''s''r=. -.
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w WANTED-The advertisc scr wishes
nnrtner n very profitable bsacs witch Trntrcs tho
or; o1Fnton % 2. fwo nnly fsw hundred dollars re.
Ind. ~ N' 'e'eA az" III t1aS "a W
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MORTGAGE SALE .-Thereae

u
lvA John T. Sherman of the City Of New York herr
tolofs MoEtsnErd nntn the undersigned. John :. For
stll A:p NJ and 7'cofds,l IN II RteoFd.r ,slnee ot
Hoos 1, Intssy May at: ~ y ls,nE.S OF E,ortca0cs,
sIF tlls payment Of certain raft n y. thossand
2!so VI note for ntlctrc1 hu.1rsd dollars, ated
February lst, u. 1ss III three scrrs the sad
Erst day Ut tbtu and also Ae1Ere tic ray.
ment Of semi stnua interest te SAID draiI ali
At VI ten fr ccn PER allluH II L TIC mt day
or APRIL u. f>>: n:,t ~herea- defacit ilas been
iMhd ~ tse ~, lut: ~ two .enlannual roy OF
lnt rst whicf havu fallen due said d1ir and ttc
and hare trraele ele ,f to 1.c.a. lie sa.I pf:1.
ciFal suitla dEe and Caya IL.
W Elrre!ore Ivt.ct Is hcrcby given that nursEant
10 the iuwer co't1. Il IN the said n1urtgnse sall
sei ut pub aucta, 1t tho t:pnr: House dor LII tEo
Sty 81 t.lcse. III IL: GSasy "f Cno- the t:.lty
tt=t d1y or cnu:rr. i. L. ls4. at n'coc1 in sIo
fSTenoon "f t:a. day. t. ie E,r1:t tiier for casa
the SAID 1nnEt4aat1 Frcin1S:* .tTit-Lot number
te' e:'.h Ill II hlork na.htt. isren y, IN John.
TN, Eobtrt; y storr,' All A:on 10 chicago. In tho
equity o: redemption Il i2 s.iI Jsbn T. sEefaau. Ii
hetrs Al. 1i=txI4s Iitrt!n.
Dated chlca. 70 bee. 24.l. y. r. 49,
10 = s PORTER, Mortsagce
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a3nai0i,.u.

ROAeDISG.-Two single gentle
- men will 0na pleasant room, and bosrl a: 10
oNSesVn ~ sklect jsiQxtt
, 1861-01-12

ROARDING-Ate7s State Street,
- corner Of Van Buren, by the wrak and cav
nfnished aod untnrnistcd rooms f.r families and
Single gentlemen. loom for 10 Day Doarccfs ia7xIw
, 1861-01-12
GEO. A. 1s0AALo. Comprts eulr. drHLG6G-lw

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County, s. S.-snprrlorC Cuurs Of Chicago, JaEuxsy
Term A. .. 1850. Susan u. Trr5o ys. Janca Trcxo. Ii
Chanccry, :"
Affidavit OF the non.res!dcncc Of James Tzcso de-
tecdant nboye Eamcd having been flied In the uIce ot
hereby siyen 20 tae sad Ja1ats Trcso tat the com
pla3nSnt clcd her bill OF ccm at"t Il eald Court
oer !s and that sunst;oEs tEt reurun issued outo
hrst Mcntay Of January nrst :sl Is By law rcqcr-
e. MoW: unlc:sy ou s9e sa!t J;1ars 1re;o stall pes:
Chicago Of Cook Coanty tho srss day of The rc1t
tcfm thsreGl to ha AalIen At ts = said county.
ordeu1ur to t'!e s-d coAplA- u bill Of eunplaint
tae sauc anu tie Matter gEG tEltGs tefcl1 cas
ana sts cd *l bs t.ken ns cuEf ssG,, and decree
bill. t. EiIDALL CIrrk
JSn rr1H EIxa fnrnnftt.s S,it- a,.saEss H.
, 1861-01-12

WANTED Agents in every CITY
- aua town in tic West, with $ OF SO csp1ts.
e 81 n3' ase isnn s. to si9 day sap1t receipt
street 9. y, box A2j3, ChlcaEe, Ill iaiG1a III
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E2tu,lter.

w a N TED-A gentleman and
y wife wish to obtain Board a,t1 Furnished
A"artrntnt5 with private fNhiy Address in1n,,.
olately y. K" !. q Boz 1ti3. jn'112t
WANTED A large heavy horse
, 1861-01-12

;A!R OltlH-.ajEE'S SAL E.-~-N here
49, - Ja:ob E3:sen sn. Mary H. RUSSELL ks wife,
DON or tGe City x Chicago alI S.a;e Gf UEGia did
NM Qrstr II te undersigned ttclE certain
1nE oI nofss:. bearing date tho sersnt duy d
nsnh.sosS Aste Il eyen date tieseWit, @vrn BY tha
faM Jaco: ttssei o: the e: uurtEva the,isard
~ ltat Al'E u n1te~ Sac cs t. thefb-
% T.. VT .'tf LUX Il Eostou slAs.chusttt: su pro-
V!s tct lie itete. TIL: !cl shtli1 Io a. ia
te o. ts:s psF c"Hs gse s.u.1 should uto 10 Iaya-
p!c II ssld tily La ~ IL i.s ~ ta.S;1t:
~, "s tfN"a GAY - .'a:aFy jlr eccH III every
fIscr Of Cook Louats, Sta:s ri li!, l. IL LUX IS 1t
slo9tce=e !; pne ~, a,:!. Nlc7.as Lriaat has been
.tat u stt paYcte o. te iEstalii:ent Vi interest duo
S ser1.a ~, " Ja HsTy. lN, Eat a'$o tn the gap
pt Jals LII. AEu h,'1f4 tcn':A, liIratl:
so* LLefe.nrt pnb': 1.,lc T. hereby given that
vE9 Nst12l:. Irl3te. .lnt tOr:.acet afuresnlI q
rs 81 VI iete and tss. 1T NaseaEuu.ett ACCORD
t:v ps;sesra sNE secnrr tGr& to he uvsT ,e, III
1.ssi Sf sa dc.at Ii ia; ss,I Ut IEtcs,t and tiaf
s.an III rarea- &c aEt. ~ ,.tus " thr rcycf uu
~ nc .est:d D. SAT-. 1l.orty1s.. ai.t ior tho
u!:!t'cts:' tAy of DC; eu:bef =. D tas. :t eisyea
10 TIE Tort f tnl t.as at tic nsftt pnF
~ =. tst Iou5t t:tuse IL TIC cit7 at rub
!lc nucttE, = tr highest rtJtr lur :a- he
tn3t 2fsc Or 'srr@ OF ian Ala-N;: and Itscrtb.1
as lnt ut H.. Il. fcc:.- yc. IN tn III. facfi,inni
isct%, i @ itss @ 81 { aoa ~ CITY .: tlcagp. b.
nudst:t a.d stglr' tset se, t sh to lie silcy in
le rc:r cccnrtti:G + Iii ~, To- of;;:G in tax nn
is,Els:y :. i:h tte ~ lii. Lcu:. ati I'll e In
,t. ';T-s::e tio1;.agee.
th akovt sale + i''t3outi ill ". d1t =dav tie liz.
sfspi All H. aas Of ancary 4 =; ~ ~ rn hour
;;;: rsEKrR, s:s> rt::,: Irs:t.c t.S1tsss.e.
EasCa@.s Ee.. l. II, ;s.I r,.:.ifs;t ~
, 1861-01-12

RDARDING. - Pleasant Rooms
~ With Hoard, can he obtained at the Wayrt,y
HOUSE p Kind: street. for 500 per wec,. LAY
poafu S@-o pee week. dee5x2w
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-03
What to Do.

Captain save the ship.
Call for 100000 men.
Pledge the faith of the country to redeem
all loans in three or five years after peace,
with interest. Let the popular and monied
powers unite.
Blockade southern ports. Seize the forts.
Keep the capital.
Pledge the faith of the country TO protect
the properly and rights of all southern
states which will in thirty days consent to
return TO Congress.
March into such as refuse, and declare
martial law there.
Cut off the mails-take possession of the
telegraph and railroads.
Having forborne till the end, fight now
with the weapons in your hands.
Remember it is not to subjugate foreign
foe-it is to repress the reasonable con-
spiracy of a hundredth part of your people.
Captain, save the ship.-Boston Courier.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-03
LATE NEWS.

The President has informed Governor
Letcher, Of Va, that any approach of rebel
troops toward Washington, will be the sig
nal for an immediate attack on Richmond
and Norfolk.
The federal troops now in and near
Washington amount to over 10000.
The New York seventh Regiment occupy
Georgetown Heights.
The latest foreign news says that the
British and French are very decided
against the South, in American affairs.
The rebels have seized several boats and
confscated their cargoes but good will
come of this before ii is through with.
New-Jersey has got two million and four
regiments ready.
In Rochester, 45 men were enlisted on
Tuesday.
The President called for more men last
Monday, part of which are for the regular
army and part for sea service. The whole
with the seventy-fve thousand called for
in the first proclamation,make an aggregate
of $4,000 men. That will do very well.
A man was hung in Bloomington, ILL.,,
last week, who was caught placing obstruc-
tons on the track of the Illinois Central
railroad, to throw off train of volunteers.
There was much excitement among the
troops at indianapolis on the oath ult., on
the discovery of an attempt by two men
to poison the wells at Camp Morton. They
were strangers at indianapolis, but had vol
unteered under the government, no doubt
with the design to do mischief. They were
court -martialed and shot. II is said they
were both Tennesseeans.
The old Tammany society of New York
has held a council of war and determined to
raise and equip a regiment for the service
of the government, of, which William d..
Kennedy is appointed colonel.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-03
Pierce. Dexter. & Co.'S.

One Price Store They have seeded
UNION and have accordingly laid in for necessries
the people, that they will be better able to tight
the battles of life
4-wei really, cannot Why this should cause such
immense excitement supp sed that with them r
days
B-I read all sides of the question and in my humble
opinion would 'rua his legs or and grow hoarse
at that p to Keep up with Southern Il is the aim
mank ind you know to get rch--to look after No ~
fud where best invest money, &c. My mind
Is if person Is in need Of any of the nucessares Of life
now the time pitch in carried the sold lady and
they bought pile of goods tel We III give YOU list
of prices let you ays sight Of how things 60 They
each bought Calico dress perfectly fast oolors for only
per yd They each bought DeIaine, and paid % cts
per yd.such they say they bought elsewhere for
less than % The best Heavy Shcetiugs paid
per I'd for aud better article than ShaNmut
autie A. The best article Kerosene U only ~ per gall
prime article Brown sugar for 81 per 10. They
very Black Dress Coat Tor just $600and
through and they below what I've the
Of paying for goodsit will pay 10 give en- call la
versaton with rm learned they determined to keep
up the panic by selling ow water marks Since they
opened they have had a rush and such prices
continue Neghb0r you just keep cool about the South
when there is money to he made at home.
We'll really. tis is exciting must confess, and
poral wants il Is LOOK after Fighting Je, Of the
south Sir Of goods and will 20 home, iu-
form any family ami take up my line Of march, for
South Carolina. but for
PIERCE, DEXTER, s. cos.
FAR FAMED ONE PRICE STORE
I5-J9 JAMAICA, VERMONT.
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The Act of I79j.

The proclamation of the President, call
ing upon the States for volunteers, refers to
the act of 1895 as his authority for making
the call. The authority is given by the
second section of the act, which is in the
following language -
"SEc. ?. lind be It further enacted,
That whenever the laws of the United
States shall be opposed or the execution
thereof INSTRUCTED in any state by combi-
nations too powerful to be suppressed by
the ordinary course of judicial proceeding,
or by the powers vested in The Marshals by
this act, it shall be lawful for the President
of the United States 10 call forth the militia
of such state or states, as may be necessary
to suppress such combinations, and TO cause
the laws to BE duly executed, and the use
of militia to be called forth may be contin-
ued if necessary, until the expiration OF
thirty days after the commencement of the
then next session of Congress,
The law was passed in reference to the
instruction in Pennsylvania, and its pro-
visions were made available in 1914. du-
Tingthe war with Great Britain. Congress,
however, in that year extended the time OF
service TO six months, it being limited in the
act of 1895 to three months. The amend
atory act of 1914 was restricted as to its
period of operation TO the duration of the
then existing war, and by its own terms
expired at it, close, leaving the provisions
of the act of 1895 in force. 1t will be OBJ
served that the President has in his procla-
nation quoted the exact text of the statute.
The Presidents porwer TO determine the
existence of the facts which establish the
nececessity of calling upon the militia has
been settled by jucicial determination. in
the case of Martin VS.. Mott, reported in
the 18th of Wheaton, p. 10, the Court says:
"The authority to decide whether le ex-
igencies contemplated in the constitution of
the United States and the act Of Congress
OF 1895, chap, l0l, in which the President
has authority to call forth the militia to
execute the laws of the Union, suppress
instructions, and repel invasions, have
arisen, is exclusively vested in the Presi'
dent, aud his decision is conclusive on all
other persons"
The clause which limits the term of SER
vice of troops called out under this act, is
found in the fourth section, and is as follow :
i" And no officer, northumberland off
Ger, or private, shall be compelled to serve
more than three months after HE arrival
at the place of rendezvous in any one year.