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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12
REWARDS.

A REWARD OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL
"A be paid for recovery body insane gentle
mar who supposed to have committed suicide either BY
downing himself in the Bronx in other man
williamsburg his hat and shirt having been found
in that vicinity He about five feet eight inches TALL sou
figure full ord face dark black hair whiskers and
musacbe lie has the of being about thirty
OF age informs. relative the above be
addres the office Of the superintendent of Police in
ByoCme street
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SIZE Zo5 Oo4 3s, SEE 7es s,5a5 Us 8, lll ,44
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12

tu hns.sss.
70 Cl, yains Il Ash ar J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12

CUANO 1000 TONS sOMBRERO' GUAN0 JUST RE
N ceved. For sale in lots 70 suit purchasers, by r.
WOOD SON, 30 Front street. Pamphlets sent to any
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-12-13

felt of SIG, ,530,0 900, needed for current ex
penses to pay for vessels purchased, and for
necessary alterations incurred in fitting
them for naval purposes, for the purchase
of additional vessels. and for the construc-
tion and completion of twenty iron clad
vessels @-+-- As@ NsA 42
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-27

Sad Lot is suhi-c to ground rent slfS per annum
PAYABLE semi annually, the first day cf January aui
July zach year, and tn tenth lot ferred in mort
gage from samuel Black to II Il Trnu ard others, execr
Of John Glenn dated the a January, 1900 and
recorded in LiDer &. +. $, No. ls3 folio 2l5 &c
Each o. the above Lots is improved by handsome rey
built thrststory BRICK DWELLING and back build n,
and tel up with gas and hot aud cold water fixtures
complete.
Terms One third cash, balance in two equal instruments
in four and ght months from osle, with interest and
approved security.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-27
TRUSTEE1Ei SALE
OF
PROPERTY ON EII.MOR STREET

-az14iA PROPERTY ON GIITOR STREET
by virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Bal iicora
city, the undersigned, Trustee win sill by public auction
on the PREMISE hereinafter desc bed IN the IGth dly of
SEPrEAB rl 1861, il fair (iE rr then on he ext fair
day thereafter at the hour Of O'clock =. ~.
ALL THOSE THREE PARCELS OF GROUND situated
Baltimore city, the OF llmor street Each
LOT fronts Il ee with depth of l2J sail begin
respectively 60 feet Sc feet and @ northerly from the
northwest Of Saratoga and lmOr streets each lot
is subie to the ye ry rect of s6 IS, payable hall Yearly
on lst June and December Imp e. each lot,
BACK BUILDINGS for dwellings TIRES cries high with
story kitchen; being the leased hv Miles
White Dane II Nhaer See lease dated list Fehrua ry
1859, record G: f. ) No l6i ;olio &c Take, and
ground rent will be pad up to LIT OF September, 1861
Trims Of sale-onr1ha Of Iutchaee money be paid
cash day Of sale; bNla payable mouths
~ with interest tor which given secured TO
the sat sfaction OF the trustee.
~ avr2F = irrT-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-27

IN side of Calvert street, beginning the the
distance Of two hundred and eleven feet south frCm re
south side OF Monument street and running thence south
binding on Calvert stree twenty feet; thence east ard
along the centre of partition wall, hundred AID
teen feet to the side Of Davis street; north,
binding Davis street, twenty feet henc and
along the centre Of partition wall, hundred and
seventeen feet to the place Of beginning
Sad Lot is subject t. ground of $l63 per annum,
Cayable mi annua ", the FIST day of January and
July in each ye,r, and is he seventh
mortgage from Samuel BLACK to H. Il. Glenn and Others,
Of John Glenn, dated the 80 day Of January
1850, and recorded in liber T. s, No. 3d. fao 2l5 &c
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-27
4ublit SaIas.
BY GIBSON ~ co.

o. VALUAbLa
Es,is PROPERTY FOR SALE
A BY virtue of decree q the Cir nit Corrt for Bal
city, the undersigned Trustee. will publ
sale, the premises, EDN ESDAY, Sc tamb 18th,
1851, at o'cioch r NJ.
AL TIL. II LOt OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated on
the northwest corner of Lexington and Pine streets and
renting on the north side OF LEXINGTON tour
feet ny rec an ur depth Of one hundred ard twenty
nys feet to fifteen f99t Hey su,yo to ground Of
The imp consist of a iuaoie FACTORY used
as Pottery and a first class DIV LING HOUSE ad-
joining. "
Inc ground has doubled in value since the creation
Oh te rent and the character Of the Building make this
me prTpeTty will he sold subject frs' mo tqare to
homa T. CccArY for s3G0, having nearly three wears to
Of sale. " f 80 ''S
Terms -lne'hir cash sale hqisnc in six ard m I've
months with interest an approved security or an At
the option tf the purchase " " "
WM C. PENNfNGTON Trustee
For further information apply TO PENNINGTON 4
READ,7 Law Buildings
oo,..ou GIBSON h co,
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TRUSTEES SALE

EtG. SIX HOUSES ON CHESTER STREET
By virtue OF decree Il the Circuit Court or Baltimore
city the undersigned Trustee viii sell by pubi auction
on the premises hereinafter described the 18th day Of
ShPTEMBEH, 1851 if fair 1T not r then the next fair
day thereafter,) ut Z! e hour Of O'Clock p. NJ.
ALL Til .iSE SIX PARCELS OF GkuUSD living in Bal
tinorc city, the cest side o. Chester street Each
tonts thirteen feet with depth Of sixty et an al ey
ten feet vide said lots begin respectively Is, 2s and feet
SOU herlH IRON the south asst of Cough Chester
streets and three 81 said lots begins respectively
70 feet no thery from tho beast ri Bank
Chester streets Each lot is improved hy HOUSE, three
Stori5s high With back udng Ground rent uurn each
go per year being the SANE leased bg Miles Write to
JOSn Is: Plummer by leases dated LIST June 1850,
recorded in Liber .. p - No l9l and I2h day Of July
1860, recorded in Liber L S.. No l!3 Taxes and rund
rent i'll be paid mp to lst Scp:t mhe 1851
Terms OF sale unchaf Of the purchase money to he
paid sh the day of sale bal Eafhc four months
from said day with interest for which he given
secured to the satisfaction Of the trustee
l, o L.
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. a @fA d 2 Ell q 'sS5' Y. :
EXECUTRIX'S SALE,

G. EXECUTRIX'S SALE.
M tnder authority o. the VIII Of James wheeler late
trK, VIII posiliyeg VEL at public auction a The Exchange
a., No. l. A TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELL
Rsjia ING LOT fronting twentg-reet the
aIIey, til two small ,w,-sto.v BRi0E DWELLINGS on
eTo@d s"Sa% cr&E See lease i octo
e. No. 2. A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
A,i; ING AND LOT DAVIS street. south Of
~ bath street from iwest-six feet subject to the
six rchts; ground rem $I5o per For tin. see
lease $4h Sc ember lS, Lbe T r. 80 folio 1856, &c,
%o.a. 4 suE GEoi Is RENT OF SIC per annnn,, arising
ground on he south 5 iet Of pf e @ es' ."
Ge est Of PGgpeton street with depth Of seventy feet
lite see Lease from j. Neil Boyd, 2Sth January 1919 and
No. !. 4 SUB RENT OF sl4 per aDnum, on Lot at N F
Garner of Ryan and Poppleron fronting fourteen
proved by two,5tory BKi' RWELHISG For ts see
L Ho S A N9 ~ 3ii9 r 2 &f o north .;do =, p,
sTe fly, sG d east att from rSpPeon sire t. snd the %
feet ana depth eighty our feet to an eight feet alley
subject to gFqpSsna Re Of one c e., or 90, :.
arising out OF lot of ground at the ncrth at Gf
Wil9mson alley and South Charles street. See v" G, No
Terms Of sci Tor the houses and vacant To- Nos and 8
and security and terms Tor ;hc suoent1 g. and g. cash
street. SARAH AN WIFI LsR ESea cut @D
SAhD Ell H. GOV FIX Auc'.,
a22 2iwts 81 Baltimore street.
e. TRUSTEES SALE.
sS;;i Rv virtue OF decree of the Superior Court Of
49, Baltimore city in equity, the undersigned.
will oner public sale ut the Exchange Sales Rooms
baltimore city, MONDAY, the 18th day OF September
1851, at l o'clock p. st.
LVT or GROUND fronting sixty feet the east side
II Mount street hundccd and thirtyve feet north Of
Saratoga street, with depth Of one hundred and fy-sX
Feet ten inches to Vincent street. subject to annual
ground rent Of sixty five dollars and improved by
Portable twostory and basement BRICK DWELLING with
lack buildings. This ground be advantaEeGusy di-
vdd into thr buildnS lots 1t is ureltly situated for
country residence. with fin view Of the river and
proved by trees For title see lease 70 . Clemens dated
terms OF ale tine hi cash balance in six and twelve
months witl interest and security
T. EKTN SCOTT, Trustee.
SAM'L II. COVER, Aucf,
a26 2awts 50 Baltimore street.
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[Agylraitar9I.

kHEXICAN GUANO.
19A Very choice MEXICAN GUANO for sale by the
barrel Also ground FOR agricultural purpo
y. WHiTELuCE & Co,
m1i-tf a Snlth street.
TALIFORNIA GUANO.
" \ choice article for sale in iats 70 slit ny
W. WHiTElDCk & co,
mll-tf a South street.
MANIPULATED GUANO
lsh Ofthe very quality for sale ny the single
bag W. WiiiTElDGh < co,
milf Il S0uth street.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-27

as,;q Under authority ~ the VII! of James Wheeler,
4G II Baltimcr de 'e6sed the UNDERSIGNED Ev-cu
rx, will positively sell public auction at The Exchange
S1csrGoms on FRIDAY, the 18Th day Of September,
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Rathsrs aitS grDkRrs,

8aNAsgs xnA 3rukRrs.
/ MARTIN LEWIS,
I'VE BIZ 70 Az !, gE .s62Gk sr aR s2f
w f6GSs BSN 81 9 Rs,'ha'' and sale
gAErINS NJ LEWIS 4E pr, ..,orrn
Pays individual attention tn" negotiation Of CONNER
'i ca PaP 9dy a9a Loans Of az ,,of
NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS
HARryN LIE BIS. 5lS5,,'i-1 1-''' swan
No A SECOND STRRET,
South STREET
,,E EYE aHf d, sells n On Go',,nisI2n
SF P III AND BONDS ~ III MARKETS
| ADVANCES Money on C6IiHTERRLS. ''-N'
BUYs AND SELLS FIRSTCLAss i G faih RENTS
a4 afenqs personality to all an everg kind OF Broker an.
| lttIlELng business. jal5-t
I EONARD j. TORMEY,
0oE e. e Z s6 Gh4E sr fAfER'
oo4 P hPkRRiAL Bought, Sold and Negotiated.
s 6a rs a gys to 4 s5
I Il. MoGINN l. CO.,
a. STOCK AND BTLL BROKERS,
Bay and sell on commission exclusively STOCKS,
BONDS, &C. in this and o her markets iai-fra
AWIASON 6 SMITH,
IL STOCK AND BILL BROKERS
No. % SoUTH. STREET,
Hsoste Business Paper and L1ans and execute orders
MoNHV BUsIN 'Es$3;, , :. ,r,
First house from south Street,
NEGOTIATION OF IERGANIIi,F, ~,
EFFECTS LOANS ON STOCKS " ho'''S rs" fArEN
HAKrs Anv,vct " c nfib' 4;ri ahyo
Gk2Er2 TSG GER 2 2oe g94 2 ct PAF3s B:
AND TRANSACTs ThE RR0if 81 AND B BAEKlNS
BUSINESS ~ all ITS BRANCHES. je6d
gNO. S. CUTTINGS Il co,
~ BANKERS, EXCHANGE, -
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No - SoyTf srEE2T,
.tny and sao Commission Stock and Securities in this
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made SOCKS Real Estate Notes and othe
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock i.osns
Maze collections on eli accessible points Ia the United
SIZES ;,; ana SahaI:a' +; .,,, 49,, ,r ,r...,. ~
he business q Privats Baabns in ali Of its depart
.aenls Inter2st &oNed on depo5;ts. j2lS-tf
GAMUEL HARRIS Il SONS,
- BANKERS STOCK E * Z AG5,E eporapz
-,.,,,,, No l95 b ITIaoRE sTEEgT,
I1ECr al accessible points in the uaed States and
G4' APR R5@ s a Ga e 0T a ii ZANE
SEG,,ii&T5 TiIA FAPER and STOCK Loans n ana
=
and transact the Ranking and Exchange Business
iar,aFa"nt. nlh4-iF
J. H. LUg 3z5Gr .orr s,,,.
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
hRFE2EHCES:
P. Gibson, Cashier SanE OF Baltimore Baltimore
C. &. Coleman, Cashier GcchaGjcs' Bank, Baltimore.
Thomas j. CarsGn, Banker, Baltimore
Thenas n. Johnston, BaltilooTe.
J. c. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, EIiCk I. Bail, BaltiriGTc.
Y. HiCkle, Cashier Union bUE Maryland, Baltimore.
e: ). Fickcts. President Marine Rank, Baltimore.
Johnston, kJo. L Co. Bankers Baltimore.
IoSi!i! Lee . Co, Bankers, Baltimore
EGEU Jenkins x Co. Baltimore.
Young : GarsOn, Baltimore
VIM. finkB". Gro0ke, WASHINGTON, y. c. myl5-tr
STERLING EXCHANGE
ROSS CAMPBELL. & CO.,
= Hanover STREET,
Have constantly for safe
3 ILLS ON LON DON,
mhIatf in to salt purchasers
= HARRIS JRo
~ BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK,
NORTH STEEAT,
-Tl and sells ali the other seelrties ot tn
and other markets OF commission. srlii
w GILMOR, Ja.,
W. STOCK AND BTLI. 8i:OH En-,
No Il SECOND sFESsT,
BUYS and sells Commission Stocks and Securities in
this and other markets.
Makes advances on Stocks and cIhGr Coiiat:rRis.
kegotiatss Time iarcT and stock Loans nlGtf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-27

StatAs, GxCbaHge, TT.
BALTIMORE CITY PER CENT. STOCK
lss5 saalehy Is g. sS G0Il ii!s.t
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES BOUGHT AID
sas *@Lo0y sAAL f "a aSIiinal $2 ,lisst
NEW YORK FUNDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ by SAML. HARRIS y Sons,
al7&t 1876 badmore street.
ESIRST-CLASS COMMERCIAL PAPER, ma
= turing in November and Decembe:. wanted by
a2,lw* N" 80. = : Sou SOUL h Street i
YORK, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERSBURG,
i HARRISBURG and MIDpLETUWN BANK NOTES
jeiltf 2ol baltimore street.
GOLD FOR SALE, in sums to suit, at q small
" premium by tel0l TITO J. .JA!ts0N.
kTOTICE
" Weare prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on con
nnsn5s T. our friends AessrS Il H. s Co.
d2i,0 corner os Chearside and Lombard street,
NJORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
vi e9Nhs for sale by SAMGEh HAaR Bank
TULLECTlONS ON ALL PROMIN EMIT
mh sHtS . SUI # AND ''' " THO J. cARsoN
EshLTfMOIF AND ONO RAILROAD co.
~ BONES wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
ap6tf basement Chesapeake Bank,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r. BONDS 1867.
EF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875
Do 90 90 iSS:
Norhzeste Va. Railrosa bonds 4 no5tgase.
Wanted By We SAMUEL. HSERiS, u,
mhi3.tt basement Chesapeake Bang.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
' NOTES for sale 10y Ti!o J. CARSON,
fe26-tf 2Gi Baltimore street
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- on all points South and West purchased at best rates.
yre2stf 20! Baltimore steet.
pROTHERs BONINGER,
OFFER FOR SALE FOREIGN EXCHANGE On all he
R9s am cities OF 's'''y On i' ans ana h a5fj
A DVAECES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
n, AND APPROVED COLLATERAIL3$ BY, c.pso,r
uAEK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
by JNo. $ Cuttings 4 GO,
NHARYLAND SHES Mary land 8 per cent.
I'VE Inscribed loan, for sale by ~
fe9-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
'E'lME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
SAM. HARRIS 4 SONS.
jal7d 1876 Baltimore street
&O.R.R. BONDS 1861 WANTED BY
ID. JN0. s. Cuttings { co..
CCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
| - PHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES wanted by
fe22tf hs Exchange Pa5e.
CsTERLING EXCHANGE.
| - Forsale6 by KNOX co,
CTOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
| Dand sold by JHo. s. CUTTINGS 4 Co,
lYl 1N0 s. GRIMES & soG;s
M ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FCR SALE BY
I'VE JN0 S. CUTTINGS 4 CO;
-
I1IREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
L by SAMUEL HARRIS, j.,
M ARYLAND STOCK 1890 w, WAITED J II 81 BY
| NUMERICAL q FARMERS BANK STOCK
S sstf by JSo, 3 CUTTINGS 3 Z s SGh st.
NEW YORK. AARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| ~ wanted by KNOX 4 co,
ap98-u Exchange Place
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR sALF
Dby SAML. HARRIS, JT3
| Unfit Basement Chesareske Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAMI. HARRIS. JE,
ial!.1 aaze.ae2i 2.s-ags1ze -.@n-
c8ttOTRfgs.
Ed. H. wILsov JNo. D. LIPsCoMB
A TToRNEYs AT LAW,
- No Il LAW BUILDINGS,
St Paul and Lexington streets, Cup sairs In
MOSES EEGLEHEART,
I'VE ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No 81 SPURRIFR'S COURT
| (Rear of the Law Ruidings,)
LEXINGTON STEkET, BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST FAuL,
BALTIMORE.
All business entrusted his win he punctually a
tended to. oie-iyr
CHARLES G. KERR,
TTORNE T-LAW,
oFFICR-No. 81 ST. PAUL STREET,
(BErTEsa LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA sEnksTs)
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ALL TIL AT LOT OR PAnCEI.OF GROUND situated on
the cost sid Of Calvert street beginning the sam at
the distance OF Two hundred and sesentv south
from tie south side Of Monu running thence
south, binding Calvert street twenty one f., t thence
along the Of partition walt one hundred
and seventeen ct to the side " DAVIS stree thence
north, binding Davis twenty feet thence
ard long theCentre OF partition wall, hundred and
seventeen feet, to the place nf beginning
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A1LTuaT LOT or PARGtIEL 'nE GRorNn sil

. ALL TIL At LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated on
the distance 81 hundred three ieet south from
side Monument running then:
SOUTH binding Calvert street twentycne thence
asst end along the Ct partition wall, hundred
and seventeen feet .he OF Davis street. thence
north binding on Davis street. twentyo eject thence
and along the cent OF partition wall one bundled and
YAUteen feet, to the place heguGin-.
said Lot is subject 10 round rent Of $lG3 per snnum
n able sem-a nuay, the first day Of January and
iuiy in each year eud the ninth lot Referred to
gag from Samue Black H. Glenn Others, exccu-
toT of John Glenn, It'd the "a day January 1850 and
r-rn ..nl In l,ihnr G s. 10 lir
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ALSO.
In edatey after the above sale will be sold the follow
BY ADsEEDH ~ 90
TR(ISTf;ES'S SALE


ES.iH
ELL 4 VALUABLE Nv YELLING ON NORTH
CALHOUN STREET.
BY rirtue Of decree OF the Superior Court OF Baltimore
city sitting in eGuity-ths undersigned, trustee will oi.r
for sale by public auction the premises TUESDAY,
tn" Olh day OF September, 1851 at O'Clock in the after
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
situated in the city If Baltimore. ard thus described:
Beginning for the at the southwest or Cal
hruu street alley 10 rect wide, laid by James
and Samuel Candy, from Calhoun street to alley
pa allr and distant 800 ct south the line the
south side OF FAyet.e street. the is oprn
and ruDHi thence southwacdiy, fronting Calhoun
street inches, extending back with
idth all the way $50 feet to Norris alley with the
use in common If the said alley, 10 feet wide.
Ground Rent $40 per aunum
Improved by Il three-stD-y REICk DWELLING (NO. 10
and double twO-story hack building.
half cash, balance ia two equal instruments
at six and twelve months; credit payments to ber in rest
tom sale and he secured h. notes of the puChs
ser endorsed o the satisfaction Of the Trustee.
Ground rent and taxes paid to day Of sale
SAMUEL SSBWDEN, Trustee.
ADRh0S K Co.
,arEd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11

Your correspondent was on board at
the time she got ashore Fortunately no
lives were lost, though several boats going
20 her assistance were swamped. We
shall hear from her in a day or two again
Gen. Butler aud aid came by special
train to the city tonight, and immeai-
ately called on the Secretaries Of Navy
and Wnr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11
THE WAR NEWS!

BRILLIANT NA VAL VICTORY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11

ANOTHER CHANGE. List fall the cry OF
the Republicans WAS, I'VE must have Il
cL1agc.h aud with wide avakes and c&-
citemenl thcy got a change from Demo-
cratic principles to the Chicago Platform.
Now they call for another change. But
it is not change fprinciples. They de.
sire n change of name, for the purpose OF
perpetuating their name and hiding the
mast. ct every patriot ard hone man
90 in for q change, but not mere change
of name to cover up the SINS OF the lie
publican party. Let US 90 in for a change
back Ia the good safe Old doctrines OF the
Democratic party, under which our marts
of trade will ngaia teen with the living
tide of rreemcn in the peaceful pursuits OF
prosperity and wealth Let it be change
that will shake the mining regions again
with the steady jar OF the torges blast
One that will give the starving miners
bread to eat, and hat will secure the free.
dom of speech and the liberation OF relig
ions opinions. Let il be change that
will rescue the Government and bring up
from the sorrowing hearts of freemen such
shout of Joy as will make the heavens 10
ccho and Christian world to give thanks
and rejoice. 70 such a change the Demo
cratic marty invites YOU. Do not, then,
forget your duty to God, to humanity and
your country, but whatever may have
been your political connection in the past,
;oin now with the Democracy, the time
tried party Of the Constitution and the u
Mon. the steadfast advocate of the rights
of feemen, and the trne defender OF lib
erty, Justice and equality.-'SmIwy Dem
/ aeg-Rev. John NJ. Green, chaplain OF
the Tenth Pennsylvania regiment VINO
acted as its postmaster, is ia jail, charged
with opening letters and abstracting
money belong;n to members of the reg
iment and other persons.
The Rev. gentle nan is citizen OF Mer'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-01-10
Apathy in the Midst OF Danger.

Mr. LINCOLN is described by writer's at
Springfield, as very free in conversation
about present difficulties, and as having
a very low estimate OF them, " was
man Of his size, cut, complexion, style and
mental calibre Tone too, who had been
engaged in splitting rails for the Ark,
who after seeking in vain to get pas-
sage with Noah, on the twentieth day Of
that heavy rain, bid him 'go to thunder
with his old scow--it isn't so much Of .
storm after all.
SEWARD, too, whose facctiousncss is
one Of the most dreary things on earth:
makes melancholy fla of the uture, aud
says it will elbow over in sixty days.
He commenced being funny when he was
blown overheard at Chicago, and his Wit
is like the whistling OF the wind in
church yard. Yes! il aay blow over
masts and sails, hulk aud crew, all over.
The storm that waits for sixty days to
blow over, may strew the coasts with
wrecks and corpses and treasures. The
deluge was over in less than sixty days
Those mock Statesman who think they
can shut their eyes in present danger
and wake up, in sixty days, 20 the en-.
joymcnt OF office, may have the courage
that in slang phrase "goes it Blind" but
it is the apathy Of an inferior nature, in
sensible to evils, and not true courage
that characterzes them.
The secession of South Carolina, even
il followed by majority Of the Gulf
States, is not irremediable. The danger
10 that the whole South will 90 with them;
and that this will be consunimated before
the 4th day of March. Meantime MIR.
LlNcoLS refuses to speak, aud his party
friends III the Senate an,l House of Rep
rcsentaiivcs, vote down every proposition
of pacifca:ion and relief Could apathy
be more stupid or more criminal?-Atlas
and Argus.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-01-10

they were all told out and in his pocke,
as he still stood staring and muttering
ooh, holy mother, only to think Of il sir;
it's bound to you forever that l ana
but more vaguely, and remotely now than
before.
WELL said our friend, what do you
promise to give for this"
After starting and rubbing his chin
for some time longer, he replied with the
unexpected question:: ...t.
do you like bacon?'
very much,' said our friend
thin it's side as III bring yer honor
tomorrow morning, and bucket of new
milk and ould Phillips fI4
Come, said our friend, glancing ct Q
notable shllelah the man had under his
arm, let me undeceive you. l don't
want anything of you, and | am glad you
have got your money back. Bat l sup
pose you'd stand by me now, If wanted
u boy to help me in any little skirmish.
They were standing by window on
the top stoIy of the bank, commanding Q
courtyard, where a sentry was on duty,
To our friends amazement the man dash
ed out of the room without speaking one
word, suddenly appeared in the court
yard, performed war dance around the
astonishci soldier, who was a modest
young recruit, made the shillelah hutter,
like a wooden butterfly, round his musket,
round his bsyonet, round his head, round
his body, round his arms inside and out
side his legs, advanced and retired, rat
tied it all around him like frework,
looked up at the window, cried out, with
high leap in the air, 'Whooeroo =
Thry mcp vanished, and never was be-
held at the bank again, from that time
forth.-HoasehOM Words.