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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

4 GREAT DEMAND FOR CIOIHiNG-LADIES AMI
N gentlemen having any Cast of Clothing Furniture
Carpets and Jewery to dispose of will receive the high
price in cash, by calling on or addressing Mish, 80.
Seventh avenue, between Twenty-ninth and Thirtiett
streets. Ladies attended to by Mrs. Mish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LET TO LET ON TIE FIFTH
Il avenue, centrally situated above Madison Park a
line corner House, well furnished with stable connected
IN the Possession Immediately. Address box 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

A PAYMENTS TO LEN A PRIVATE HOUSE, BEST
IN locality; all improvements; two, three or ava
rooms also store and rooms from 50 10 $ih per
month Apply on the promises, No Tenth street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

NTANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN, FULLY COMPETENT
w i'll store keeping and able to operate Grover Il
Baker sewing machine. Only those whose character will
bear strict inquiry need apply between and II Mon
day l9th, at sos Eowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

TTNO LEr-ON TIE FlEsS1 FLOOR, A BACK PARI OR
Il with Bedroom attached, and the second floor,
large front Room with bath and Bedroom attached both
neatly furnished, and in private family; with or
without partial Board. Inquire at II Hammond street,
between Blocker Fourth streets For gentlemen only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

VXTANTED-AEY GENTLEMAN WHO WILL BRING
w 50 moremen for three years service will
the appointment of second lieutenant together with
bonus towards hitting himself out for the at the rate
of so cents per to be paid him upon the day Of
tering his into service which will he Immediately
after signing the roll Any gentlemen bringing smaller
numbers Of will receive the rate of bonus and
position in proportion to the number furnished Quar-
and rations already provided. Address g. l. Herald
Office. 1000. ,xs..s-.-,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

VTTANTED-A FEW ABLE BODIED MEN, FOR THE
w finest regiment that will leave New York-the
dEpineui Zouaves. Headquarters Sc Cedar street Re-
crutng Offices OF Franklin street and % Walker street.
Ratons and equipments at Marching orders
ceived for the 9th OF September. Colonel, dEpineul
Lieutenant Colonel, Viquer de Monte Quartermaser,
Lieutenant Merriam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18
HELP WANTED-MALES.

V0UNG MAN, FAMILIAR WITH RETAILING PER
Il fumery, wanted, at moderate wages at 663 Broad
way. All others will waste their time by applying.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

INSTRUCTION. GERMAN LADY, OF MUCH EXPE
rence in teaching, wishes an engagement as COVER
ness she competent 10 tch French German and Eng
sh in the branches and speaks these languages
uenty also music and drawing Good references given
and required. Address Miss II. X care Of Mrs. Thomp
SON. Monscy, Rockland county N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

7TTIIIIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONETR, OFFICE NO 4
w East Broadway-Wlls sell, on Monday. the 10th inst
at lOs O'Clock the Stock Lease and Fixtures Of the
Gerry and Liquor Store in Thirteenth street, doors
from First avenue Beer Pumps fine Groceries Horse Cart
and Harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18
HELP WANTED-FEMALNs.

"ANTED-A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON
w Apply with references, at 1913 Clinton st., Brook
lyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-A LADY'S GOLD GREEN ENAMEILED WATCH
4 supposed on the Hudson Railroad cars, by the trair
arriving at New York at 1918 Ten dollars reward vii
be paid to any bringing it to No William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

TJNO OFFICERS--AN OFFICER WISHING TO RAISE OR
i complete company, which can be mustered into a
good regiment in the field in the Of two weeks
if desirable will please address j. c. box l54 Herald Of
fee stating when and where an interview can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

4 RMS FOR THE WAR-PERCUSSlON GUNS, CAR
"A binos, BlrnderbGsses with plain with rifle bar
rels bronze Cannons without carriages; all almost
quite new, and selling at moderate prices in large
lois Tor expectation. Address Frederic Wpperiurth,
Cologne on the Rhine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

VLIANTED--A PARTY OF INFLUENCE AND CAPACITY
w to take charge OF club house well located would
be willing nves, 81 900 in the business Address box
2 900 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

I ST REGIMENT UNION RIFIES.-FIETEEN MEN ARE
required to fill the first company of this regiment.
They are expected to be first class Quarters and
subsistence furnished signing the roll Pay to
mence Immediately. Apply at 4l0 Grand street, N. Y.
K. T. DONALDSON, Captain.
, 1861-09-13

@ 9ardirer'e Rheumatic ana Neu>
.s1E:e Ces;pcant T. : ee*!t1ys s.is, and Rsnansgt
Y An HTkKk4 remedy. d. sRt ont ane entirely ett-
asc&unG the dsasse, requiring no change in dins Q.
tae Ees oenS ate ccnsatatens Win perfect safety
give their t Ftt-ony Ii ets hehtlf
"GRrtd1e~f fteu31a&sc Hhd 1euralktx COMPOUND II
the sesr NE icne so- the dt.esHe. ever esw"
CHARLES l. SMITH.
Ep.1 Old Slate House, EawsoE.
-AnsE 3 :es!nz ~nh Rcsu5satt:a twenty. ycs1e
k1inE *ak entirely cured xi:h tzo hett.es Of aa1.
sneTs Eh. -Dasae md Aenratzia "a Coropcund.7
NORMAN I. ATHES, Is F7xrk{1nst, Rostcn
"EAr;lg t'een c=rettsnt sufferer from Eearals1s
fo eighteen n NJ fE Anc heeb Gn-r1 by excruCiauE
PSF the trial OF nuaoeriesz remedies, without ob
ta+ Ing .slie- ~sh iuGueet By {eisld 10 TT Gard.
t,ef'f Rheumatic and Neur2iE1a Co'12ounA hsFe
taxen but one boc1e. ted aH eptEelr veM-
49, D. n. BAXTER DrT Goods ueHief:
No. o.5Appicto1 BioGk. Lowell MASK.
Fc. st'e ty j. 4 JoaFSIK GeIneT stste sna M -: T.
soipl ttreete n iEAEo Nhpeasle go retal! agent W
tbs Nc.thxezterr htsteh z E. LAAp0N agent
The tr8ae snuphed aglsel-.E
, 1861-09-13
A liberal EDUCATION with
un,rARy tKsrRner.nH Arm heI,t-

WESTERN UEIoN Go1LKaE nss beea located At
EULI GN, I'LL. tnd viii open Primary Academic
trr CcHe:lsts Couzse. on Sept 1sth 1*t. Tie Col
leEr has Twelve ex7erienced teachers, II rough ~
Ind .c1snthc the -e:t school buildings IN
tie Fest tco+ $un To-, ample ard ar active grounds
tsenic t'sna ,he ttteattoa e e9satz 1nTacslcn i
RrriE T4cT1cs, sToKn B.ToS.r A1D aTMAsTtc
Ex1Ec1s1s CoxHoa ZoEATk AEo FAEnY DR1l! u
III en- ttlcer United States iIny. SsndenE 1resa
n UNIFORM TEENS ;-Si7s per tcn11 year for board,
furnished fccm. tnel lights 14shinE anc t1itton IN
~ teardexs Hnd.r the same Eesel xith I'D tas COZ
l. CnVERT. Presiees I Vultol: III e4 Es974a .
, 1861-09-13

tNTHH EE1nfnS
kanlsdyaE A@<ac&: Discovers eusee EeYE1palaA
ktnnedJes Ae<1ts4l DteccysrT c,.Tta CaaEeT
keanedF-s Aedfc8l Nasco.s1y carx H11tuT 6ere M'sh
ReEa0dyB Medical ElAcprcf5 rare HKnor Of the EYe&
Kennedy { MeticAs D4Fccyery c4rt1 Sc4sA HaAs.
Geun4dy kedieAl n3scpye cures feuE9tcE stae Exr
he1netyt Medical DtScoYeH CIzs.S Eoye $50
.hnedy,e Medical Et4corxT1 c2ret leprx
EenntdYh Eed cgl EAaenFet4 -curtx f{6fstMn nt3atr
Kenl4dyt Medical Discovery cursa Sxlt.Y3henrf
Ec1nedy's Lit dtc1l DSkeoftry UTsDepEt1
k-necyH Ae41ca1 DtkcovtaJ RezuiAtaS3he Boxsh
AeinedJs MeGi1a1 Diacoyery K=E13at4 fhe KtGaey1~
ennedys s.ca! Ditcaverr Ee Eu.st-z tne Liver
Ae:nea5 = Eco1eSl nscoEery hAS cErc6 n-opsy.
Fheu Jru ere EE1 end dc rot knoT-~t4t tie .sssteE
Pe-hRp+ ynn hxve a. Inward hr1ane, TT Kencedyt
keoicAl Discorer1
Fer G2le b. Ill pfukxttts peSNr1v
, 1861-09-13
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
EnTNJY 2A-&ma1&ax Gnu1t ~ x.kacunaa

9etnIer 1sfn, A. D. ISL. Charles WfiAf ~ J1SsS
@ f4Dts not:ee Is hs1seg klrsn to The sat4 James
NtlEhttkS Wit OF &tt4chuEnt issa11 ONt o. thx 08
Of tie Clerk Of The Superior Court r Che1go ds4s3
t1s fS1Sd dAY Ct s. p6moef 1851. u the ~ oftA4
sstt Ctstles Wight And 1Xaanst The tzee or tAe aT
Jamea Wright fl the s9m o1 Twenty Mgaf Ha1sre9
nad SEyeaty Seven and s91E Dollars, directed + f0
turned executed.
staA FcrtonaEy be AZ appear eife the - sVoe.
eT s II Q; Ch's.&p on eF sore the a{ as of ae
~ q Eh!e*Eq On the rrEt AondlY q OctoN.f. D.
~ special bail sad plead 70 ;he said pssintl9
{aver e hs ss,a Gharies WRIGHT a1d % muck of "a
properly attached "a ma 5e sHHearf to 1attHf1 t2
t4t1c. EA|,TER NTW1Syt f91Srs
, 1861-09-13

Gov. BRIsas-Au extra from The office Of
the Pit.Eae1d (Mass} Eagle, dated the 6:h,
says: -
.eWe are glad to learn that Gov. Briggs had
ayt'y Ct 1nitr:able night, considering the na-
much stronger hopes sFe entertained Of his
recovery. Ills eldest son, George P. Briggs,
is In attendance on his sick bed. Colonel
Il. q. Briggs, ROW with his regiment at Wash+
il gton, will not return, his father having zig.
nttted his *ish that, in my event, private
Tie position Of adaiIs 1t Washington demand.
irg, In his opinion, that every o4ncer shou1d
remain at his post Goy. Bngxs Fekatna full
eoosciousuess aod- ca1 speak, Although for
tld6en to do 60; he communicates his aishsa
by:writ;pg." -. 80, -, >. -:
, 1861-09-13
MORTGAGE SALE Where's,

M ORTGAGE SALE Whereas.
lv1 default has been made II the payment Of cek-
tain note Clearing dste the 57sh Day Of March, A. o.
1s6 and due and payable In six yeAts after date} oE
the sum Of twentYnlne hundred and ninety fve dna-
l41s and ninety t9nl cents sR5 = 40: and xhersas
tain no7d or Obligation Of same date - said sot aoA
given + secure the payment Of the sum of seyeF
thousand 1--WE hundred and nnety,utne d4&l4f4. 80
tEenty CA Is $7s9e slol which said note and bond
and sec4rst by = certain MORTGAGE executed ey =
Randolph sr tb and Margaret g.. his wife dated tha
18th dxy of MArch. A. D. Ab, aAd recorded in t9 r.
corder Office Cook County, Illinois, in Book u q
Mortgages. page d7t which skd mortgage ha$ 1eA2
NcW, t6efefore ii pursuance Of tho poxe1s Of eazs
given, that onF Wednesday tho twenty-ftth. day of
BepteRher, A. D. 1, It ten clock In the fhfeAoon o&
That It the north door cf The CouE House n T.
shall sell It public auction to the hihest bidder tf
cash TIE premises Eenno1ed and descf7bec u na3d
mortgage y3z: Part Of lota seven f71 and a&9s "
block eight lo5l of tbs orSi9a! toEn q Ealcaeo
ST = 1aa iof vze originally LAID oat for:ynya 43
Retnorfh of centre Of saad eat line; thence run-
inr Vest psraliel WITH the north line Of sid lot et6
SI to stake thrt tel feet vet OF tae west H16 nf
Sioet Sie III; tSenee a9ftaefy. pslle .s
sid lot eight E5 70 the north ne of aid lot sevea
the alley thence along the north Lines Of said T0&
seven ~ and eight {8I to de north e& uotn 1f mid
!ss sad 1T q e. Psos 4 esnE ~ q 1T d ~ s
the tznsnents 6ereditanents md 1ppurtsnanoee
H<nnto helonEo4 s4d II ths light a2a eqait el e"
T: Il. WINSTON. A.1gnee Of Aottg1Eea4
Chte8gp, July .ath, 1et1. : =" 'fyHF48-tG
, 1861-09-13

TRUSTEES SAItE.-Wh hereas,
i Henry Waller snd Sarah 3. . alier. his Wits
cut=S .ce dcliyeIe? to J. To1rg sea4:acn car.s,n
CORDED In tf,a chce of tie Recorder of Caok Coaoty.
Illnl l., tue 1tth day OF Marc. A. D. 1850 In Boob
1913 q Desda ct Page 2a coaveytng certain lots ot
laid and premises there described In trust. to
the Faiert Of certain pfomtssaI notes IA sid
9at Sss "a i = "a /. Ia Il
Henry Halief 70 said notes AID 1ctasast ~ he1
ehuuld rep sctively become d7e -ceordlng to tadf
tenor arE fert thar. application OF H5f1lacl =
Ge1rcxe, A:ir legal re?1 eee1t=hves et zsA4aa. Il
shC1ld ne laxfI te rid Scanaol t1 sell and tsp,*a
OF sS!o rT.'1. el ~ EaIt t1eIe + aaa az Hgat
vile, Tx Il fars 1r asstKIs suorcin. il ma9hef pre-
EG1:bGd ii said 6e25: aad. whereas certain Install
1elt1 of Interest en- SAID notes have fan.n G93 AID
default 5as ben de- bv e2a Hscr7 = Aile1. in Eay.
te :arae Tell ds- AID interest hiss baea pat4
4e1peke5 y aoters & ID S' aosss Hass asa
alton to said Scsnrnon to advertise far la Sd
Re :p2se It sad premises according to tie pro-
Wis. Es G. sa : a1ed ct trust
saicJ lcucES amEio1 will: Gu t.? r*rnt5 Htstt1
ds7 Of September, A. D. 81. the hour Of tsn
oG:ock IL th= fr.nco7 I; tic r doc Ut tbs Ceat
Eouse. in tha city Chicago In Cook County nut OH
osf f. s,]e aa ~ = gShlS su;ttoa f9 s. he agas.:
aforesaid Eith all tight taaehs aad equt7 ofrs5ene
prntaeA stu1te In the C2unty ct took, and stata
Of tlltEcs acd described a. foil 1~E. 1ots nunhafea
A. IS e. &, = % Ii. q - and = in Block Lots
Z KcAa!s5.s fnbdf; sion j &c north half ot "a
EoEtt hall G; the west haA Of tie y. < 4 of Sae n.
j. 2oUNa sEAAaox frastee.
, 1861-09-13

NAEuTACTURkak N RHoDa IskAKD.-TAe
Ptenix souFa1 eays ~taAt the mills In that u
ttar1ea LAST Mondxy, raanfoE kalf Hna& 'Ngx1
Monday the Hs.ns Il Ippit mill 1t Phsnax, tue
HatsAVtIse InfiA3 md ono pther mW ati NattcE&
the iasgu trick one, Vaii atAEs aaxt Mms& a, ali
running half tins. The lover mill 1t Nstiok
4ae nos been a&epa.ed. but rune. ne heaieve,
full time. - 7"
, 1861-09-13

E The following h = modal LETTER te< the
;nse OF the Administration. ~ :. :.,-:
- H1A0QuAAT1As, ARg. :, I77a. -
slR Nathan Palmer, \ Lieutenant in your
kings eervloe, Was take1 in my camp - =
Hanged g aepy.
Ihsye The honor, akc.,. - ::
- - IHRAzzi PUTNAM.
Hs Exeenenc7 Gen: Tryoa. : < IS.
P.s,-After7oon- He i hanged. ::
, 1861-09-13
SALE,-Pub|4o NJ

MORTGAGE SALE.-Publ4o no
powers Of sale contain, In Two Indeutazes Of Mort
Esge executed apd delivered to tie unde-x3g0oA,
Nl'An D. Scott. BY Sylvester Lid and Eiiza oEE1
Lii Lila Eiie be1l Ing date the 18th dar 1t July
A. D. te8 aud recorded 10 the ofita OF the Clerk It
the Circuit Court Ex-Ctdcto EsSorder Of Cook
County. In the stste OF IEnotst Book a Of Mort
RageA ct Psge3 and tue other ut Page q e SID
Book; one uf eaid Mortgages beiag Etvea t. soe1fa
the payment OF The Fond 0f t4d SylsesseE Lind for
the sun FIEe ThcusAld Dollar due on the 18th day
Of july leo with inter ct On sad sun At The rata o&
tsh cent per ablE eeml annually a faA
Ame. lean Exctauge Rank in tbs C3EJ o. Naw Xofks
and ths etsk5 Of sald being = ssc7ss re
principal f.n Of Fir. lsoasend nolI.sA de g -
q The 5ate & ten pes cent peE annum pa1sass :s,
Of sep1eE.ber, l. i. 1851 1t the nuFtA doof Of No
Court Roua In the Cit5 Of chi.a9e R3ii County Il
Cook and State o1 l1n oa at the Of ten o'coe1
IL the forenoon Of Baia dap oer f,r sals aud sell u
public ytn1ue much may be necessA1x - pay
s&G lnteIezt aud eypen ss1e Of
following dfscFfbEa FrsItaes to Wit Thu NprsA
stcre ie 1dEds New RlccK the Forth twenty fur
60 fet Of Whaffng Lota numbered twsatY ntna
f9A thirty {2Ol and Il mt ss} Of 81taleTa sur
TeI Wa7fEE Lots II the Original iowa Of Chicago
ard EIpWl ore particularly ss a4nber twenty Mar
kst street. eianlt having been u ads III the ent
Of the pEiaC1pa1 SUN secured b. aal1 mort .ag ~
1eps7s, 1sa sta q ne u2 - ss4
b 4. Wu1srd hia Attorney IN taet
BLopGETE TIKsTos. At4'yx sut- EA3+d
, 1861-09-13

MASTER's SALE.-State Of Iii.
~ noiA County Of Coos, as.&sap4Eto. Court e
Brhh Margaret E D. Smith, Benjamin I, Bradley.
Ian,ea 6, Dudley James y. 5Ea9t Eoheys e. WAtfAs
Hct2rd e CpE3n4 Jsrs4l1h T. B1g1e DaSH L. U6
Go}yer s1d e.Nuea De GoayE.-H1 to Foeecaosa
RuSne neees i AsasbY x&yse tAAt IN Pursuance of 4
dec1et1 order entered Il the above I'd cause q
the fourth dur CT April a. D. le5R. I, La Scott u
MAz@kr II Cha1ce1J Il tnA superior Court Of Cd1c44o.
VII aelI at pus1tE auction, to TIE highest b1ai{ fN
cath at tke north door OF tie Co.Et HcAee OF Cook
Tonnt5. tEtne CtkJ Of GtcaEo, County Of COOK SD
stAte of naAG& q Metapesds1f tho fos1sa ~ 80 =
noon e td.t daY 10 foaeVins dsse1oed ri estsa3
state Of 1inoK {x 10 much HeTeof = ~ b aes sSe
ssry 70 ss*1f ths azneant Aus cameiz1aat ~ III
said dec1a, With coa-s Of suit and sxPe9a, r., "a 0a
rine g. eieVen 9i} Twelve % fo1Ffes4 I'll III ~
Eo t&a nd Ee5Eays e. ~ p e tss eass Ill a
fhr o. kofta Rasse a6 Eos tf tarss s.. Is
r5R 9iot tayw 20 md tIsns9 ftnt
f. ~ stTee aad Lots Il ~ n11 w iou5tseM
2Ss fsas "a T. Rie1 sie1sa Dr. s ca
SSsS22f S!S:2.r in ch.pcz q tse Superior Coat q G.sa
The sooye ssls Is .dis4Easa - MONDAY. tae ~
dsy It fepteaper, AID. Bss, 1T a. :aas % eser sa4
E:stsr in ch.ns.zz ef y. Superior ceef eaIssss
, 1861-09-13

:: a RMY BLANKS, Of eveEy d.
"A sa.aas, Rsttssa Rs5as i dS11o. - u ohsksEssk
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
The Spirit of the Age

Whoever supposes that the conflict now
wagiug in these States, is peculiar TO this side
of the Atlantic, or to this Continent, or that il
was contingent upon. or the result of the late
Presidential election makes a very great mis-
take. A reference to the history of the last
few decades will show that the universal drift
all over the civilized world has been towards
liberalism, towards the breaking up of despo-
tisms and the advancement of human rights.
The geaius and spirit of the age, moving all
over the fsce of the earth, points TO the ame.
lioralion Of the condition OF the great masses
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
Poland.

The accounts from Warsaw and the aspect
OF things In that city and in Russian Poland
grow more gloomy every day. 1t is now as.
serted That above thousand persons have
oeeh Killed, wounded and imprisoned. in tho
course o. recent events. THE feeling of ex.
ASPIRATION, says late telegram, increases
hT""gh"ut the entire country" Rnssia ia
evidently preparing herself for the worst, ana
mas already placed three out of her six Cor1s
u Ar"tee on war footing. Above AZ O10
troops are already in Poland, and the messuya
adopted VIII ploce more than lOO, 900 more in
State OF Readiness to be marched in the same
u'lect'oh. What can an unarmed population
nope to effect against such odds a ,hese1
o'lIi The demonstrations of patriotic feeling.
however hopeless, are always contapions =
uaiician Poland Is, in it's turn, showing SWIM.
IONS OF free and Independent spirit. The
Dle'' which opened there on the 18th inst by
one OF us hr8t acts demanded fsrmallythe COM
p'e'e ana Nepera,e independent existaDce Of
me frovlIce as the Diet of Hungary had gone
oeIofe IT, Al Warsaw, In Galicia, in Hunga.
ran FenetIa IN a Italy, the same feelings
{" 81 ana an explosion IN one will, it is only
70 much to be feared, be the inevitable signal
Tor general conhsgration in all.
Field Marshal Benedek, the Austrian mil.
ltary Gov ernor of Venctia, has thonobt The
present moment and the the feelings which it
gives olrth to, propltlous for The publication
OF one OF the most lnsolent proclamatons which
tyranny ever penncd or imagined 1t is ad.
dressed to hls officers, whom he assures that
none but evil intentioned persons, traitors,
lawyers without business, greedy and ambi.
tIou" journalists, mobiles in debt, and what are
called the intelligent lower classes create
ast'tl"n and refuse tAe offers of the govern.
men.' The marshal, after thus abusing people
al home, turns his attention abroad, and stigma
Uses as revoIuuonists all foreign govern
nleh's and Svery one else who shows a dspo-
S''lon 10 dIstrust the imperial ideas of his mas.
'r aet respecting liberty and constitutional rights.
The precious and prudent public dooument
concludes of course, like all Austrian s,a,e
papers, with threat.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
WHOLE NO., 6O4

mOrv 'an. proper position is to remain Srm in
"er loyalty to the Government. The rebeIIIon
Ieao't' had done all they could to achieve NJ
L,ncoln's election as the means of preciuita.
,ha lug revolution IN he South. They relied for
,t OF .heIr plans upon the Intervention
OF the Border States and divisions IN tho NJ
Ou' thew were short sighted men. The 6rst
gun hrtd at noble and starving garrison was
a OIow at the Nations heart, and a united
MORN had sprung to erms in vindication of
ene rag and for the maintenance Of the Gov.
Gin"e"' Gioa"' heaVen forbid the Gu of that vim.
rem orary Causes may have cast doubt over
ne5 IL! atty but every true man of MARYLAND
s.Ge'!I' IN attac hmen to the national emblems.
ara VIII unite In the sentiment of the cborus
OF the national anthem.
1Pepehes were also made by Col MauIsby
and ex Senator Cooper. TIE Home Gnsrd
ard the audience then united in singing tho
" Ster Spanglrd Banner" WV
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
Hon. Reverdy Johnson on the State
of the Country,

The immense Union demonstrators at
Fr ;derlc Md, last week. was a grand affair
Hen. Reverdy Johnson, in behalf of the ladies,
Presented flag to the 10 ne Guard, who had
100 members present, besides large and en-.
thusastc gathering of the people.
Mr.. JOhnsOn's speech was a most forciblc
and effective one. He said: Ia the original
causes which have produced the present emer-
gency, Maryland has bad no share Her peo-
pie everywhere and now are, Jealous in SUD-
port of a Constitution and Government which
they were foremost in forming and adopting.
No threat Of treason has ever been VIII spered
within her limits while the blessings and ad-
vantages Of the Union have evCr been fully
estimated aud appreciated. The loss of these
advantages, il is felt, would be utter and irre-
mediable ruin. In this ruin all the States
would, more or less, share, but our geogra phi
ca position would make il to US Immediate
and total. Peaceable separation is, as our
wisest statesmen have predicted, impossible,
and the truth of those predictions is about to
be manifested But for the resistance to its
just and lee al authority, the Government had
given no cause, and had the friends of Con-
stItutional rights remained at their posts in
Congress, the power of the Government to
transgress its authority could have been eifec-
tually Inverted. The Secessionists had des-
ecrated the name of fCahoun in support of their
heresy but that great statesman had pronoun-
ced the doctrine both novel and in violation of
common sense. The leaders of the rebellion
were, in fact aetuated by an unholy trust of
official power. The fact is evidenced in the
elevation to place of all who had desecrated
official position plotting treason but their efforts
10 dshonor the Government from which many
oftheir leaders had borrowed their renown
would fail. They may as well strike at the
Heavens with their arms, as against the Amer.
ican Union. Deafeat was certain to rebellion.
The Free States according to the last census,
have 3,77S 600 males, between the ages of Is
and 40; the Slave States had 1865, 900 the
seeded States, exclusive of Virginia, had only
53l 900, and the difference in wealth is pre-.
portionnte to that Of men. With such vast
disparity, the end of the struggle is beyond n
doubt. For Maryland to encounter such odds
would be to doom herself TO desolaton and de-
struction. Even should he South march to
assist her, they W be driven back, nnd our
State left TO mourn over her calamity md crime.
1t was the aim ofthe South to co1fine the war
to the Border States. Mr.. Cobb, was even
now conRratulating them on the removal of
it fron heir midst but Maryland should frus-
trate this cowardly eolicy. Let those who
have prov oked the war bear the entire brunt.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
Vanity Fair-ings.

From our Drill Room Reporter.-"The North
mas got It's back up now, in earnest, Jack"
SAID broad Shouldcrcd volunteer, addressing
another OF like scapular latitude. "Yes, and
this Is one of the Brlstles of It," replied Jack.
as he fixed his boyonet.
Things in Preparation for Securing the
Country-ilot water, "Soap," and Brushes
with the enemy.
For JEFF DaeiS' PriUate Ears-Noose from
the Norin.
Poor Richard" Rediriuus "A Southern
says that ali ihe planters are educated to fight,
and that "thry love the VIII stc OF buIlets.''-
Isn't the Sou,h paying rather dear for the
whistle!
The Flag Mdnia- What it aoiH Come to-
Enthusiastic patriot 20 another man on
Broadway. )-"-ave you such thing as
Star Spanglcd Banner on your person.
The other man No, ! have not.
Enthusiastic atrot-"Ha! then thou diest!"
(S'abs him and walks u.ety away. Police
men appear and remove the body"
By Our Judicial Joker-To what decision
must the South soon come! To Dread Scott.
The Best Campaign Paper-Cartridge-pa.
per.
4 good Plug to stick in the Mouth ofa
CGnnon-A F.ug.ugly.