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From washington.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Mr. Glass called on Mr..
Lincoln last evening and expressed his hesitation
about leaving his seat in the Senate to accept the
Secretaryship CT the Treasury Mr.. Lincoln urged
him to accept, and required an immediate answer,
IS he desired to have every Department Of Govern
ment filed st once. Mr.. Chase ds6aitely accepted
the place this morning, and was present at the Cab
met meeting 81 10 eclcck-
Mr.. Seward was ct the Ststs Department this
morning at 9 o'clock. promptly. His son, freder-
ick W. Seward, Hhs has long bean assistant editor
Of the Albany Evening Journal, was nominated and
confirmed to-day a. Assistant Secretary Of State.
John Forsyth, Of the Mobile Register, 10 TO Dc
the bearer Of dispatches 10 this Government.
Previous 10 the fourth Of March, Gen. Scott and
others received telegrsphio dispatches csulioning
them to be on their lockout for gunpoEder plots 1t
the Capitol, In consequences Of which there were
dilIiEent sesrches By the police Of the buildings
The Vermont delegation to-day called On GEE.
Scott and Msssrs. Seward, Dix, and Bates Gen.
Scott made speech. In which he thanked Vermont
for her Presidential vote in 1867
The California delegates paid their respects to
Mr. Lincoln this evening.
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SELECT LIsr OF sTRAwBER-


For Sl0we will furnish 100 plants each, Of the following
choice kinds Triompe Gand Trollopes Victoria, fcoin
tsse aercat de Thur, Fillmore British Queen, Burrs neH
Pine Jenny Lind, HsoLers M4voys Superior ana Wilson
Albany. .-t'
Five Varieties and Five Hundred Plants
Ser Five U0IlRrss
For S. viii furnish lo0 pzz each ofthe following kinds;
Tomphe de Gsnd, Trolope Victoria Bur New Pine Jen-
ny Lind and Wilson'S Albany.
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LOGAN GRAPE VINES.

Having procured supply Of the above early and vauabls
Grape OF A. Thomson Delaware, Ohio, will furnish gooa
Werooted vines Is each-S7 90 per dczen BY
mail, securely pat up, and postage pail 81 90 each
]. KNOX,
Lock Box I55, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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NEW YoRK, March 1.-The steamer Bremen, from
Southampton 2oth, has arrived at New York.
Cotton sales Monday and Tuesday 1880 bales,
Of which spectators and exporters took 900 bales
Hewitt says the market is very dull but not lower
than Saturday. Orleans adding z, Upland mid
ding s..
Manchester sdvicss unfsvOrable. Market very
dull, bu. generally unchanged. Wheat dun, al
qualities considerably declined and Irregular Corn
quiet, declined pence. Flour very dull. declined
6@12 pence. Provisions dull. ConsOls 9li991t
ESG1ASD.- Parliament-The Income Tar was car
ried against the Government
The Italian Parliament was opened on the 18Th b.
Victor Emmanuel.
Russn-The proclamation to emancipate the serfi
will be made on the Sd of March.
Fresh disturbances have occurred against tht
Syrian Christians.
The steamer Etna arrived out on the 18th.
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RocHEsrER, March 5-John c. Nash, Republican,
has about 500 majority for Mayor. An the Repub-
can City ticket Is elected except the police justice
The Republicans elect eight. Aldermen and the
Democrats four. which makes the Common Coun-
Gil fifteen Republicans and nine Democrats. TIE
city Supervisors WIN stand about the sans Al
derman, possibly, five Democrats to seven Republic
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norfolk, virginia.

Frert on Cotton Nashville to Baltincre Phadephia
New Yerk or Boston 81 81 per bale Of 500 pounds.
The roads in interest running Express Freight Trains
making schedule time between terminal points about seven
days. -.
Any espectg the line its operations. will be
application being mads to either Of the under
JACKSON,
6up't East Tenn. 4 Ga. r R., Athens Tenn.
N TEMPLE,
Supr 4 Va 4, Grecnve, Tenn,
GILL,
SUIT Va & r B, Lynn hburg, Va
H BIRD,
supt South Side R r, Petersburg, Va
W MALONE,
President &c. Petersburg & Z =, Norfolk, Va.
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CHARLusroN, s C, March Sour oenmun.Iy
has not been disappointed aad exhibited very little
feeling on the subject They are content to lesvs
Mr.. Lincoln and the inaugural in the hands Of JET
Davis and the Confederate States
sPRrEGrIELD, Macs, March 5-The Republicans
Of all shades are delighted with President Lineolns
inaugural. II satisfies the independent Union msn
of ali parties and few were found 10 object
10 its temper or position.
RocHEsFKR. M T., March 6s-Ths inaugural
Was anxjously waited for here, and Wss reeeised
with almos, universal satisfaction. The Daily
Democrat which has opposed compromise, warmly
endorses, while the Democratic organ gives il 3
qualified approval.
Mon4aoMERY, ALA +, March 5.-Nr. Linsoln's in
aueursl address Is regarded here s. . virtasl de-
clsrafion Of war against the seeded States.
DETROIT, March al Lansing, on receiving Of
Lincoln's inaugural, the Legislature took recess
to hear it read. One hundred guns were fred In
honor Of the sentiments therein expressed.
FoRT Smith. Ark, March 6.--This city, hereto
fore strongly Union, has sisoe the The reception Of
the Presidents inaugural quite reversed its polish
cal sentimeuts. Tbs citizens consider Il deslsra-
ton Of war. Prominent men, hitherto Union. have
advised members Of the Convention 10 20 for the
saaaas;an ordsnan0e hwiah
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BLACKRERRIEs.

NEw ROCHELLE, 81 90 per dozen s. 90 per 100
DORCHESTER rs cts :" 90
NERMAN's THoRNLsss, IS - /" 3 oe a
For $40 will aend 100 Of each q the above kinds.
We have frued the varieties for I've years. and having ten
acesn cultivation, aeprspared to furnish wholesale pur
chasers st the lowest rates.
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River News.

Reported BY H. L. Harrison, Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent.
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. FeEr Smith, AK, March s.--Fhs inaurur.l "a
dress reversed The sentiment here from Union to
secession.
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7 40 iil1t = -'I117f NlHfc1 Z, 1851.
NThe Exchsng market was quiet to-day with rath-
er gain in lie supply as compared with the de-
msrd. We quote the extremes as follows
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By TELEGRAPH.



WAsHINoTos. March e.--Dauslss IL responding
% clissnsn IN The Senate said he expected t. cp
pose The Administration but he vent with Eincoln
IN preserving The U1ioa By ansndnsnts % the Con-
slitution
piPlomatis's think tia Inaugural win be very 90
espsahie 70 European Gcyernnents
Douglas. Ia replying 70 tsisgrsn from Rich
mona asking ssau We remain in he Union,. Says
'ies' tasrs's hope. Stand firm and ali win Jet
be right"
Inc comm'saiansrs from the Southern Confsdsr-
ssy are hers, aud win propose ths object of their
Wait 70 ths Presidsnt next Tuesday.
MoKrooMEsx, March al. II. Reagan has bssn
son6rned Postmaster General, vice h. Z. Elist de-
slined.
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SPRlxG CLorHlNGs-Messrs. THoMA d Rowan, OF
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel
have just received large and handsome stock Of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they ara pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable style, at prices to suit the times. Gen
tlemen wishing anything in their line would do well
to give them call. mareh3 dim,
RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.--Communion in the A. Il
Presbyterian Church, College street, South Nash
vile, on Sabbath, the 10th instant Preaching on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights previous, at
~ o'clock Communion service on Sabbath at lOi
A. NJ, and preaching at 4P.M. Rererends Moxr-
eoxEKY and BARDwKIL viii be present-ths former
during the whole and the latter part of the meet
ing. The public is cordially invited.
mh5-2t tn. PEorlEs.
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Notice.


CENTRAL RAN ReaB,
Savannah, Ga, February "a leeii
yUvHE Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
having 18th February Instant enacted the
It becomes necessaJ that th Oonpeny
ond change The system hitherto pursued BY receiving
and forwarding goods consigned to their care az they are
prepared the business Of tbs Custom hene ana
Therefore Merchants Consgness Of goods hersiose con-
tznng the Of Central Rail koed Agent are pc
ed that from and after the day March next their goods
ust be consigned to Commission Merchant IA
city, whose outlay Commissions and duties
viii Be advanced by This Company charged 10 the goods 81
formerly.
mailed 10 The Commission Merchant employed to forward the
goods and would be well Merchants to instruct their ship
pers to do. u. u. ILnn.
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sCinctnnasi market. mnrch :

BUTTER-The supply Of shoise fresh, no.
continues light and Adquats 70 the demand and for such
the narkei remains ysy urn a. o1t fsr al other ands
CHKBSEThere has been change during the week the de-
moderate, and prices ruled steady We continue
to quote Western Reserve At s, Hamburg at and Engh
PLOUR-The market quite dull The week. prices
ruled In favor Of huy bat did not lead increased de-
superhne has bsen offered quite freely the few days.
ths close there sellers than buyers
rates. and lOv extras sold at 81 1904 CO. We quote
pernne 81 4e4 So extra "a c9l 7S and family "a 0O9
5 a5, and fancy IS 5096
The market closed very dull last evening" ana supene sold
- 49, sad difficult to fad buyers this reduced
FRUITS-fhe receipts OF Green Apples que large
during the week. and prices declined to 81 1892 per bb
to quality,
Dried Apples remain dull demand quite limited, 1t
2x@3c per D. moderate demand for Peaches 4s95c
for quarters 61e kaTes 9Icc peeled per
b. The supply large, tie receipts during the week being
dRAIN-wheat has ruled all the week. and prices de-
cined per bshel the market closing dull at 9996 for red
There has been good demand fr Corn ear at 3ls4e
when delivered the lower railway stations
The demand far sesd has been moderate ct 5fsc for mixed,
Choice Cats suirabe seed
during 29G30 but ordinary closed dull
bulk. The receipts quite large
HAY-Ths demsnd has been fair during the week ard the
ruled steady st 9i2 ton for prime Tmothy soft
pressed and 939l4 for hard pressed for which there mod
s6D7.
PRoYIsIONsThs market has been nrer during he week,
with an improved demands and prices Mess Psk advanced to
eI79B Isl II Bacon 70 and 10e and Of bulk pork to
6k 81 9 but the market closed fhr heavy, these
ing the sste buyers wanting and obtaining eOncssns In
Lard Teains dull at 989c for terce which The rates
asked; Keg u dali at lC9l0Ac
sEED-c0ver has ruled dull duriug the week, and
prices gradually declined. closing "a for prime at vhh rates
lot 81 prime in bills Sold Tbs receipts are large and the de-
mand quite liruited.
Flax IL good demand 81 &C. Hemp d1li ct 81. Birs
Grass IL selling AZ III Is and he'd Tip at Sl9i 10.
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Rlrer Nawa.

LOUISVILLE, March THE river is rising, with
feet water in the canal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08
AN ACT.

ReSs enacted b. sAs Confederate States Of A'ertee That
the foswpg shall be exempt from duty and admitted
into the said States Bacsn Pork, Hams, Lard, Beef
Fish Of kinds Wheat and Flour Of all ether Grains Indian
Corn and Meal and Barley and Barley Fcur kce AID hc
Pou Oats and Dat Meal GunPewdr and all the materials Of
which IL Is made in all forms, Arms or every desP
ton, and Munitions OF War and Military Announcements fe
cuson CAPS and living Animals Of ali kinds also all Agri.
cultural Products in their natural state.
Secoa that all Goods and Merchandise imported
from auy one Of the United Of America not icing new
member Of this Conederacy into this ocnderacy before e
fourth ay March next (which may lave been bona de
within days after the Of ths
Act. shall be exempt and free from duty.
Section q Seate CT Texas be and hereby exempt
ed fr the operation Of Tariff Laws heretofore passed OF
--'F tsiSnedl HOWELL O0BR,
President ofEAs Congress.
Passed by Congress On eighteenth Of February eighteen
hundred and sixty-ene ID. HOOPEh,
febs5-d6t fesrGaTy of the Congress
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sis Lux ct LUX Fust
OATS.
~ - SACKS OATS, Just received on consignment and
II le1 Tsale at the Broadway Mills.
sepf d. D. DICKB
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

Great Southern, Eastern, Northern and
Western Express F0rwaFderSy
NOR the safe ard speedy transportation Of Freight Money
ii JeEelry and valuable packages. -
Have arrangements with the Railroad Companies
whereby they enabled to forward By the ea
trains, all matter entrusted to the in charge Of Special Mes
sengers at low rates
They dispatch Express daily for New York; Philadelphia
Baltimore, and all places North and East.
To Chattanooga, Memphis Riehmend, New Orleans, and all
places South and So 1hvest
To Louisville, st Louis, Cincinnati, and all places in th
Northwest.
connections in New York with Europe and California
They take charge Of slaves and forward them TO all part
the South.
For information time, &C., inquire at The Offices Of
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN 8. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent
JAS. SHUTTER, supt., Chattanooga. tfehi6
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Sr. LOUIS, March 7.--Sevsrel resolutions we're
presented and referred in the Convention favOring
q National Convention.
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marnnf Rannrr..

CzAELrrToE Ma1eh ssalss Of Cotton day SO bas At
prices ranging from e 70 2 cez The market was generally
unchanged.
NOZZLE March sssIes Of Cotton to day eco bales Mid
dngs l05fDl0Zc The market pue sales three days
500 bales Receipts three days IS 900 bales.
AsausrA March 5here has been fair demand for Cotton
occurred We md sales ef $50
bales AZ prices ranging frefrseK to lIAc.
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DrPTHER1A.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested If takeu in time, and the pa
tent be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial OIL and frequently gurgling with Is
slightly diluted. Saturate flannel cloth with the
Oil, and bind it before going to bed. We are Goa
dent we overcame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone, and DR.. CLARKs Painless ,Pin.-Ts's-
,,sssee Baptist
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HUNTsvILLE, Ala =
FU(HTs House Is nov open Dc aeeonodson e ne zuhc.
TIA rooms arc ali large, ventilated and furnished ID
he best sfyls uitk new ana beautiful furniture crpe
fhs Public Rooms and Halls lighted By Gas
Ths Ladies Gszsmans Rsrlos are furnished In Dian-
aid and luxurious style, eonsfosiahls and Inviting.
TIE TABLE
shaI At al tines be supplied win everything good Aos ana
foreign MARKET can aor3 and having IN ny employ rod d
ezpsrisncsd and table servants, evykng sa bs pre-
pared and Dersed In he bsst manner.
THE HAIR
4 Furnished win old and excellert Lqror ana Wines ,
pri.inr Al he popular bFands both native "a orsI-n
aroVth Connnected via mis- house L AspleBdid
BIELIARD sALOONE
oohaIniss rss aae tables Aaias pIsAssn, ana Assisa
RTaythng in power shall e make As xus,,s 4
sssIs-dla- JOIN P. Ike. su,.sa.unauss.
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- h CokHoA y
ID. B. CONNOR e. BRO,
General Produce and Commission
MERCHAN T9,
No. as College street, near Broad,
NASHVILLE, ::s; ::s;;:: TENNESSEE
ARE DAILT RzcKrvIxs
HAY, Corn. Oats. Bran, Meal, Potatoes, On
ions, Bacon and ali kinds of Produce.
Personal attention paa to Consignment Orders allied at
Potatoes.
sNAn BBLs prime Neshanoc, in large barrels; ssa
OUU 100 sacks Ane Red Onions in stsrs and for ae ~
Sebl3-a Nc IS South College street, near Brosd.
oats.
Ann BUSHELS prime White Pennsylvania Express
lUUU yfOr seed, IN store and Z oos :,s Sy mo-
| febl3-n No % South College street, near Brosd.
Flour.
0OO BBLs double Extra Family Flour,
~OO s sS' s az sG doubIo do do do
In stcreSnd for sale By coNSoR Bro
Buck Wheat Flour.
IN SACKS superior article Of Pennsylvania BuctEhsat
Corn Meal.
O0n BUSHELS Extra Family Corn Meal,
OUO 2Od do do bOltsd Meal in ssis Of % and ~ lbs
In store and for SaieS BS CoNNoH oo'
EOminy.
81 BBLs No Flint HOmIny, in store and for sale BY
S sssis-a oO
Bacon.
| = CASKS Sugar Cured Hairs,
| - do Clear sdcs,
do Shoulders in store and for c sale X mo
s..,a No 4s South cOliee. street. = near Broad.
LARD.
10 Ssl'. NOD article for 'A1 z coySoR BRO.
fe62-n "a CoIlegr street, Broad
For Rent.
VERY desirable room in the USIOE AND 4s..c.s Build
| s1t year. ApPly at this Ga. nov.|1I
whisky.
| janis No. 81 College street, near Broad.
nav. F91g7 =
OO1a BALES Prime Timothy; in store and sale sg
| fsb26-n - College street, near Bread.
TEROUGH To DECATUR,
Ii breaks having been repaired running through
| n according to schedule time janis d2t
VIRGINIA FREIGHT LINES,
vas T THROUGH RATES FROM
| Boston. New. York, philadelphia an
| Baltimore
NASHVILLE AND ALL STATIONS WEST OF
| STEVENSON ON THE NASHVILLE AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
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Frsm Dunkirlx, N. Y,

DgxKnK, n. T., March LA Ere destroyed Atty
buildings There is snly store LEFT in the Town.
The work Of ~ inesndiary. There Is great excite
ment.
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In ChancerY at lCamden, Tennessee.

In Chancery at Camden, Tennessee.
VIZ B BDDINGTON, Martha J Kdaington.-Pettion
Wv Divorce In this IL appears from the petition
which that the defendant Martha j. rea
cent OF Tennessee 1t therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION in the Nashville Union and Americas for four
successive weeks requiring the defendant appear next
Of the OhancerY Court the 30 Monday in March and
plead demur to said petition. the will b
taken for confessed AMI for hearing exParte said
the Court. January 26ih, 81.
d. P. HUDSON, O an.
d. by his Deputy, W. A. STEELE
uAt.or afaaSA
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Wanted
A Partner wanted with from 1000 to l,5oe dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and mere year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, viii
please address ROBERT. r. o.
Nov ID lS60-h
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STOLEN,

CSToLEN from our Office day. checks drawn by
selve, Cd Duncan, sherEan Co., New York, to the
der Of p Hill Check No. $3.50 $780, check No, 1910, 800,
making $3.50 in all. The citizens and public generality
warned against trading for said checks the
As been stopped The shove checks dated February IT,
Sol. A. NHELkSs Z Co.
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AN AMERIC METEOROLOGICAL VIEW OF THE
NEGRO QUESTION.
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h. 8. WELLER, SR.,
woREkn
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
Agricultural Implements,
FIELD, CAMDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDS
RULBOUS ROOTS or ALL yAHIETIESs
Eo.s0 Sosf1 5roa& Stress, EashOizzs.
Ps-Roofing and Gutting in Copper and Pin in ne no
styles, and country Peck, smith coB I'm
nsrs Machinesand Hand Toolsfor Eals.
nh24-h
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Clear sides.
m . WrIIrR So.

Clear sides.
| HAAn CLEAR SIDES Just received and Tor Eaie b.
. | sbtft1U jas MeLAuG1LIN 4 Co
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-25

Flight Of Northern Men fi'op, Virgi,siG.-
by the train on Friday night between sixty
and seventy persOns-men, women and chill.
dren-reached New York who were compelled
to leave Virginia on account of entertaining
Union sentiments. A majority of these per-
sens are from Norfolk and Richmond, where
some of them leave considerable property,
mhich they now consider worthless to them.
Ahey represent that there are great many
omyn people in Virginia, bat they are over.
aWed by the seccssio1ist3, who, g3addened By
liquor are ready to execute summary pun
!Snment upon all who differ with them. New
England men are particularly obnoxious to
The rebels, and il is lot considered safe for
any Northern man to remain there.
tSlnce the mob rules at Baltimore hun
1-sds are leaving that city.l
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FIRST GLASS PHOTOGRAPH

Of themselves families or friends, executed
in any and every style, from miniatures up to
lie size Photographs. Pictures copied from
small Ambrotypes, DaguerreotypeS, &c, and
enlarged to lie size. Stcreoscopic pictures
of residences taken upon reasonable terms
and stereoscopic boxes furnished when called
for. Having had ten years experience in
business and availed himself of all the latest
improvements in The art, he feels confident
that he can render satisfaction to all who may
call upon him. Every variety Of Photograph
ic work undertaken at moderate prices. Al
50, 2 large assortment Of Photograph frames
constantly on hand. Instructions given in
ell the various branches Of the art. Pic
lures taken equally as well in cloudy as in
clear weather. Call soon deel3-3m
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91g3A flQlAl.9

= ~ 4 @
!'AnAl-E-EG, April, 1851.
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Pennsylvania Railroad,
.. F. robson, Agent.
Eastern Through,

Mails arrive and close Is follows:
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Evacuation Of Fort Sumlar.

Bv the following statement of the sec
II ,f,oar :, oon,roond = ar,oo,.s ,bottbo
pau oiil'ei - - PFC ''iaU 'ii'
eight thousand nre-eator5 1t Charleston, ).
q did not wbin Major Anderson and his
5.-J IN.
hUhlreu men DIT III
CAPTAIN DoUBLEDAY's STATEMENT.
The following is 2 djaeat Of Cantaio Danh.
.,..,,, a,4 e tho I -.
l7uaJ - ~ ''- 0'' " ~ @''' y '''
Sumter;
The demand 10 surrender Fort Sumter was
made on the lIth instant and refused not
only By Major Anderson, but by the uuaui
nous VOICE Of his command.
On Friday morning at o'clock, the rebels
sent word th 1t their fire would be opened in
an hour. and al ! o'clock fire was opened on
Us from every direction, Including hidden
battery.
TIE r.a oneHod With voiley oi seventeen
e r...7 6r'ug zen .ucA shells and shaT jrom
urt.g-.hree guns mostly cViumDiads.
"a breakfast, however, very Ieisurely.
Ir~ communal was then divided into tasae
watches ea.o, under the direction d wv oG
l.t,. After breakfast th2y immediately Went