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Of this sterling allevator human suffering In parts Of
the world wherever introduced, 1t forthwith supplanis every
ether appliance epees Of Wound Sore, Erupve or
outaneous disorder is also neutrazer Of evil results from
the bites Of venomous reptiles mosquitoes and waspsand has
the greatest medicine the world Sold ct the prn
cpal depots IA Broadway, Y, and Charess street, New
Orleans BY WRIGHT co., General Agents. so By ali
druggists and merchants.
IT,
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Dark, Glossy, and
Luxuriaut HairI
HOW!
By using Hsmstrests AnsmssGss Restorative. Don't
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
We. HAGAN CO., PrOprietOrs, TrOy,N.Y.
See an adVer isement headed,
ssKOU LOOK I'm VAIN.,.
nct0S-Ivdtugkw
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.

Opens at6J< O'Clock N. clOsesat7X Pm.
Opens i1t o'clock P NJ Closes At : o ciocE Pm
PARTIES mailing Letters put the Office before
schedule hours to their DEPARTURE they will
remain in tAe Office twenty fours hours.
splI9-n W. D. McEIsH,P.
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From RuffaI0.

BUFFALO, April 26.-S3l0,OOO have been raised
for military purposes.
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10 Travellers Bye SEA AND LAND.

Tbs Machnist, the Ira vssr, and every other indi-
viduai whose lot in life Z throws him within the
chance Of accident from erplo SION collision, should
In mind tlat this Magic Extractor his and only
friend II Is both portable and cheap, should
his ion as friend = in need There Thousands
living witnesses to testify to It's marvellous virtue, who
owe their sond limbs and muscles its saving efficacy
The following are few Of theLeGdiRQ disedses for which
DALLEY's MkGICALPAIN > EXTRACTOR Is PRETEk
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From PerrVVIIIe.

PERRYvnLE, April 26.-Two thousand troops in
all have arrived at Washington.
The Washington States and Union newspaper has
suspended, experimenting violence from the Union
lists.
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Readsr youseen Prof Weeds advertisement in our
paper. Read it; 1t will interest you.
mar2Q-dAviv
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SPRING CLOTHING.

We are receiving our stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
which we are selling at prices to suit the times.
Also fine lot of Cloths, Cdssimeres and VeStings,
made to order. WARD, BIRMINGHAM & Co.,
mar22-2m No. 20 Public Square
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Hawthorn" for Lease TO n Good
Tenant.

Desire to place late residence miles west Of the Pub
lie Square good Tenant for series Of year
upon very terms The premises contain about
superior SOIL about half in cultivation the balance in shade
blue grass The house with roes, Porches exceant cellar
eryants houses, stable, we'll, &c all and eo7fora
To the Gardener, tie Dsymsn Gentleman, seeking
quiet and retired spot family the heat and
Of the town. place for rent in tAe vicinity Of Mash
Vile offers superior attractions.
To tho right will make the teyns acceptable.
No. AZ. Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
decIJ-n
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stock for Sale.
HAVANA seq AIRS!

Stock for Sale.
JOHN WHoRLEY, 80 South Market Street, offers for
sale ST., 900 worth of Stock! Cal and see him
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VNTILL Thursday. the 9Th Of June 1851,
Wv shop with all the machner TOOLS and unnnis
ed may hand. II previously sold The
eAnery Of good horse engine ami boiler nearly
geared Aes for turning Iron Lathe TO- wood
Daniel Palmer Woodwork Palmer,
TenorDg Machlse Circle Sash Saw,
Bench Tools, and other
Said formerly occupied
Elliott Ralstsn. It Is twenty miles from nashville,
Smyrna. Rah erford county. Tennessee,
locations for Machine Shop,
Carpenter shop Cabinet Shop Any Psrson wishing
purchase by writing further information
At shop Elliott will snow then the machinery
Terms cash. the balance in hrre equal payments a
*, eighteen months with notes payable In Bank
Sell secured. This April 18TH, 1861.
Smyrna, Tenn. SILAS TUCKER.
aplIo-wtd
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Made 10 order at SINGERS Sewing Machine Office
@. IS College treet. apr23-2w
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Pimples Banished!
Faces Made ClearI
ROW
By weeks Of the Magnolia BAlmi PERFECTLY harm
less but elegant and eHectuol preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sod everywhere.
wEHAGAN CO., PrOprietors, Troy N. Y.
fahQ&-d&wsn

MRS. WINSLOW,
experienced and female physician, has soothn
Syrup for children teehing which greatly facilitates the process
Of eehing by sOening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will asy all pain, and is regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers 1t will give rest yourselves and relief and
health you infants Perfectly safe in all Bee sdver
tisement in another column. oct28-ly
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Captain, JOEL A BATTLE
First Lieutenant, TAoMAs SHrIcu7T.
Second Lieutenant, L. W. WILLIAMS.
Third Lieutenant, NJ. NJ. HENKIE, Jr.
All those DESTROYS of joining the company for i'm
mediate service are requested to meet with us at
Antioch this evening at three o'clock
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THE
Ma&nOlia Raln9

PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY FOR
PIMPLES, BLOTCHES,
DESCRIPTIONS.
SUNBURN OR TAN.
TTNHIS Elegant Preparation renders the Skin fresh,
iDparting to 1t Marble Purity. II is cool and
freshng applied to the face after to the and
will give immediate relief to the Sting Of Insects. Nothing
poisonous enters into its composition. The Of
might be taken without harm Its application eUesy night
for GoeeE, COLL cure the s0erst Of Pi5ltcs.
Sold every everywhere-Prce Fifty Gents q BEETLE.
W. q. HAGAN, Proprietors,
feb24-dtw&T3m Troy, New York.
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ARRIVAL OF A FLEET OF WAR VESSELS Al
ANNAPOLIS.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK's
CELEBRATED FEMAL p
. r; %:.,, -, : s:'::::

Prepared from prescription OF sir CldrSe n D., Pay
stefan EStrdordindTy to the QAeea.
This invaluable medicine is unang in the Of all thor
painful and dangerous diseases to which the constitute
subject ederaes all and obstruction
and a speedy may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
II Is peculiary suited It will, In Q short time ,cY
monthly period With regularity.
Zach bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Crest Britain, to prevent eo1nterfeits
CAUTION.
These PSlLs a1ould not Be taken By females RING
FIRST 7RREk AON7HSo of Pregnancy, as they drssgr
bring Miscarriage, Dat at other tie they sdfe'
In all Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in thu
Back Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Papltaon Of
Heart Mysteries Whites these Pills will effect when
all other hSve failed and although powerful remedy,
do not consn iron, caoe anthony, anything hurulto
the constitution
Pull directions in the pamphlet nd each packags which
should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOE MOSES. [LateJ J. o Balls wilma ooI)
Rochester N. Y.
E.B1l00 and six postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied AGENT will insure bottle containing SO pills, By return
nail.
Sold in Nashville By Berry Demoville and q. W. HsnasE
lhott, j, q. BfoEn and all respectable dTzxgssRi
ael-d,twksI-ls.
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designations at zhe Naval Academy
and OF Army and Navy Officers


The city wore its usual martial appearance YES
terday, but events within the city limits were not
exciting The military companies were on duty at
their armores, and the volunteers were held subject
to call to arms st any moment. The removal of
the Pennsylvania troops back from Cockeysville 60
Harrisburg quieted spprehensiOns in that direction
for the present moment, while the Concentration of
Northern troops at PerryviIe On the Susquehanna,
and at Annapolis, excited Tigilant surveillance in
those directions.
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LOUISVILLE, April 26.-The river is falling with
feet water in the canal.
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From Georgetown.
RiVer News.

GEokGETowN, April 26.-The amount of -four
seized by the Government, is 25 900 bbls.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.

Business Houses Closed in Baltimore !!
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Lincoln Declares Troops shall
Pass Through Maryland.

ArriUal of Southern Troops at Norfolk!
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Families Fleeing from the City.
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FROM BALTIMORE

APPEARANCE or TIE oTE
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Excite mcnt among st. Louis Merchants.
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instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and nfan
nation, timely applca tiOnOf his sa7seoas healer
and the flesh irenes as If 3 by charn, blsnish or
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At meeting of the ZOlicofer Guards Thursday
night, held at Antioch, the following officers were
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
Business Houses Closed in Baltimore
Families Fleeing from the City.
SEIZURE OF A BREMEN SHIP.
Attack ON Fort Pickens NOT Con.
firmed.
Arrest of Lieut.. Brown for Sedition!
Union Convention called at Wheeling.
The Governor OF Indiana Recommends
tn App FOpriafiOn of $1,000, 600 10
Subjugate the South, and Ap.
PeaIs to Kentucky TO Pre-.
serve the Union.
Lincoln Declares Troops shall
Pass Through Maryland.
ArriUal of Southern Troops at Norfolk!
Excitemcnt among st. Louis Merchants.
No Clearance for Southern Boats.
OF A FLEET OF WAR VESSELS AT |
ANNAPOLIS.
Blockade Of the PatapscO.
Blockade of the PatapscO.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT In BALTIMORE

AIRING OF CITIZENS,
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CORN AND HAY.

UCrI0N sale of Express Packages and Miscellaneous An
IA ticles, this morning At 10 o'c eek. BY
spl20-lt BENZ SHIELDS & CO.
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THE CRY MONDAY NIGHT.

The news of Monday night was not Of very ex-
citing character, and the people retired early to
their homes. At eleven o'clock there were very
few persons the streets, and az one O'Clock the
streets were entirely deserted, except by an coca
sional policeman, two three soldiers placed on
guard ever stores which were suspected 70 contain
firearms or ammunition. The Intelligence brought
by Judge Grain from Perryville reached the city &C
so late an hour that butfew persons heard of and
u created little or no excitement
AT malt past two o'clock the officers sent out to
Cockeysvie TO watch themovements,ofth the PennsyI-
.Anls troops returned to the city and reported 70
me Marshal OF Police that they had leff and most
OF them we're glad to get or
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No Clearance for Southern Boats.
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osED GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES.

Yesterday there were stopped az Locust Point.
the Camden Station, and Mount Clare, large sup
plies of salt pork, in barrels, -four and
provisions, shipped from New York and
Philadelphia, and which were supposed 20 be sup
plies for the Federal Government Guards were
placed over the property by order Of Marshal
Kane.
Yeterday afternoon the police of the Southern
district overhauled on Sharp street. near Mortgone
ry several cart loads of safe hinges from ProTi-
dence, R. L. and being transported to the mSnufac>
tory of Mr.. Robert Rhea, Leadenhail street The
carriers after being overhsuled, and the nature Of
the property sscertained, were allowed to pass.
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rnll FRIEND OF Z Tue NURSERY

Children ara frequent uu ferers external injuries
especially rora Flwid and Cd1lpheas 1pLosi0zs-thert
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at It heals Bregs andQ uicky re-
the TETTER or RING WORM, Fre0dye7t in the
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sEIZuE OF ARNs.

Information was left at,the Office of the marshal
that there were some arms in the house Of man on
Long dock and several police officers were Dispatch
ed to the place to search it, They found a ride, 3
single and double barrel shot gun, which were re-
moved to the central police station for safe keeping
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The passenger train that left the Camden station
for Washington at 40 yesterday afternoon, when
nearing the Relay House was met BY e boy bear
ing red tag. He informed the conductors mat the
train from Washington had been taken possession Of
near Annapolis Junction By federal troops and i'm
pressed into government service, twas supposed,
for the purpose of carrying troops from the juno
ton to Washington last night. The conductor, upon
hearing this put about his train and returned TO
Baltimore, for fear his cars would also be i'm
pressed.
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MORE POWDER.

During the forenoon number Of wagons went
to the pOwder-house, and each. under military
guard, procured large quantity of powder, the
whole of which was removed to the city and safely
deposited. The supply of powder Is now said 70
be ample as are all other kinds of ammunition.
A vessel arrived in the morning from New York
with 500 kegs of powder consigned to Mess-s ID. J.
Foley i Bro. Messrs- T. at once surrendered it to
the city, before demand WIS made.
A WASHINGTON TRAIN TAKEN POSSESSION OF BIZ GOVERN
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SEIZURE OF A BREMEN SHIP.
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BEDFORD RIFLEMEN.

The Bedford RiAemeu, under the command
Of Capt. Thomss II. Lyons, aud Lieut.. Sol. s.
Meizgar, left our place, yesterday for Harris>
burg. They Numbered R5dut go men. Capt.
Lyons company is composed of as steady,
orderly and good locking meu as have get left
our County, ard every man looks 'every inch
a soldier" The company, before leaving were
addressed at The Court House; by Dr. q. N.
Hickok, aud Gen. G W. Bowman. 10 quite ell
oqaent anlpatrietie addresses. At the concIu-
sion Of each speech they we're loudly and en-
thosas:ically chcored. The company was
followed ont Of the Borough By On immense
crowd from the town, and surrounding couu-
try. The Bedford Rihemen leave our place
with the unanimous wish Of our citiErDs for
their welfare and safe return to their homes
and friends. God bless theml
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THE LATE GENERAL GIBSON.

General George Gibson. Commissary.Gou
al Of Subsistence il the United States Army,
died yesterday at his residence in Washington,
in the eighfy-slxth year Of his age. He was
probably the oldest officer In the service. He
was an older brother OF the late Chief Justice
Gibson, of this State, and son of Lieuten-
ant Colonel George Gibson: who served gpl-
lantly in the Revolutionary War, and received
bis death-wound at St. Clar's defeat in 1871.
He entered the army as a captain of Infantry
May 81, 1903, his first commission bearing the
same date as that of Lieutenant Colonel du-
rrng the war with Great Britain, after which
his regiment was disbauded In 1875 be was
appointed Quartermas.er General with the rank
OF Colonel, and was assigned 10 the Southern
division of The army under General Jackson.
La 1926 he received the brevet rank Of Briga~
der General, and 10 1848 that OF Major Gen~
eTal-the latter Hfor meritorious conduct, par
ticulally in the performance OF bis duties il
the prosecution Of the war with Mexieo'
This is q brief statement of the public service
of man who avoided notoriety, but contend
cd himself With the most exemplary perfor-
nance of his duties TO his country never had
more faithful and loyal officer than General
George Gibsen. ln spite of physical in6fm-
ties, his mind has been clear to comprehend
all The lerrs5le treason a, Washington Of the
last administration, and ell the momeusoas
events OF the pres NJ Summer; and the deep
distress snl sbane that he has felt at seeing
the gosefament betrayed and plunged into
civil var, have shosn how dearly Ae loved the
country he had so long served. General CRIB.
son was eminent for bis social qualities. His
Lnind was quick and vigorous, his heart waa
siogularly warm and generous. He h,d
memory stored with facts about pab.ie msa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-11
LATEST FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, October 4.-Tbe city was
much excited to-day by three rumors, which
are apooeryphal viz:-the capture of New
Orleans by the Federal forces, the killing of
John G. Breckenridge, and the arrest Of Hum
phrey Marshal The frst report came by way
Of St Louis.
The Bulletin of this evening says the Ser
oessiouists 10 various parts of Kentucky are
told that If they do not Join the Rebels at once
they will be forced INTO the Federal service,
Lient. A. Morton, of the Illinois volunteers,
aas arrested en- on Wednesday, at st Louis,
for treason.
David and Pharis Wexford, father and son,
were arrested at Catawba, kentucky, on Thurs
day, for disloyality.
The headquarters Of General Buokner, on
he Ist inst, was at WoodsonvilIe, with about
three thousand men.
pr. Haggard is organizing a Union . aup at
Burksglle, Kentucky. On last Sunday some
cavalry aud infantry surprised party of Ten
nesseeaus, killing seven of them, without sus-
tanning any loss.
THE KENTUCKY LEGIsLATURE-A REoEss--
THE LOUISVILLE BANKS
FRANKFoaT, KY, Oct. 4.-The Legis.a-
ture took recess to-day till November 9th,
after adopting resolution instruc'ing the
Committee on Bauks in the meanwhile To in
quire into he management of tho Banks OF
Louisville.
The Bank Of Kentucky has promised to pay
It's quota for tie defence Of Keutueky; the
Bank Of Louisville whose quota was nearly
800 900, promised 100000. lae North
ern ank PROMISED $4,000 more 'han rs
quota, aud The Farmers Bank promptly Sc
spopded TO It's quota of the tVo million reqai-
red.
In discussing this question Senator Speed
said that majority of tbs louisville Bank
Directors would gladly welcome the Rebel
Buckner Aed open the vaults to him, and there
fore WISHED the management of that institution
10 be exposed.
Senator Goodloe said the commercial banks
would promptly respond to any demand IN this
emergency.
Mr.. Speeds resolution of inquiry into the
condition aud mana cement of the bueks Of
Louisville passed both houses.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-11

WASHINGTON, Ocr. S.-At The request of
Hon. Augustus Frank, Member Of Congress
of New York, the Superintendent of the Ceus
sus Bureau has prepared statement ef the
whole male population Of the several counties
of that State between the ages Of fourteen aud
forty Eve, and The proportion required from
each county to furnish the quota of ope hun
dred thousand mou. The Superintendent say
the State presents an effective bearing
population of 766,3l4, abcns Oae-hait that
of all sae States south of Mason aud DiEon's
line, equalng the combined military strength
of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, Missippi, North and South Carolina,
and Tennessee.
A REBEL OFFICER CAPTURED.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-A Rebel Lieu
tenant uamed SigleI captured in Ibe neigh~
borhood Of Falls Church yesterday, and brought
to Washington and lodged 10 prison.
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section, unless the rebels liz Missouri suffer
decisive defeat
In regard TO the general feeling IN Nv
Orleans, Mr.. Wright states that those vao
were most saagulue few months ago are COW
despondiug Many do not hesitate to curse
the leaders of the rebellion. But the more
rsbid are still confident of being able to "whp
the Yan kees," and are determined 10 fight It
out to the bitter end. Provisions were toler,
ably plenty, but high. Several cargoes Of
coffee had been secured, seme of which were
prizes sent in BY the privateers. The leaders
in New Orleans are uneasy at Fremon,'s
movements at St. Louis. They think that
means a winter voyage down the Mississippi
and loud call at their doors.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-11
Great Union Meeting at WeStcheS-
ter. Pa.
letter OF Ex-presldeut Bucha non.

WEsTcHEsTER, Pa, Friday, Oct, AT
the grsa. Union meeting al Hayesville, Chess
ter county, on the 1ss lust. the following let
ter from cx President Buchanan was read:
WHgArLAND, near LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. %.
Dear SRI have been honored by your
kind invitation, as chairman of the apprepri-
ato committee, to attend aud address Union
meeting of the citizens of Chester aud Lam
easter counties. TO be held at HayesvlIe, on
the 1st Of October.
This should gladly accept, proceeding as
il does from a much valued portion of my oh
Congressional district but advancing years
aud the present state of my health render it
impossible. You correctly estimate the deep
interest which / feel, 10 common with the citi-
Zsns who will there be assembled, 10 the pres
ent condition of our country.
This is indeed serious, but our present mill
tary reverses SO far from prodneing dcsponden-
ey in the minds Of leyaland powerful people
will only animate them 10 mere mighty eyer
tions 10 sustaining war which has become
inevitable by the assault of the Confederate
States upon Fort sumter.
For this rcasop, we're il possible, waving
al other topips, | should cop6ne myself to a
solemn and earnest appeal 10 my countrymen,
and especially those without families, to vol
unteer for the war and join toe many thousands
of brave and patriotic volunteers who are al
ready in the Geld.
This is the moment for prompt, energetic
and united action, and not for the discussion of
peace propositions. These We must know
would be rejected bY be States that have So
ceded, unless We offer to recognize their inde-
pendence, which is entirely out of.the guess
ton.
Better Oonusels may hereafter prevail, whsu
those people shall be convinced THAI the war
is conducted BOT for their conquest or subin-
CATION, but solely for he purpose of bringing
them back 70 their original position in the Uo,
ion, without inpalring ia the slightest degree
aus Of their constitutional nghts.
Whilst, therefore, we shall cordially hail
their return under our common glorious Gag
aud welcome them as brothers, yet until that
happy day shall arrive 1t will be our duty to
support the President with ell the nen aud
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CASH pNRMS.

On account Of the hardness of the times and the
pressing demands fer cash upon US, We have de-
tennlned to come near to cash terms as possible
Heleafler we must bave the eash for all Orphans
Court printing Auditors Notices, Estrays, &c;
also all Pretf onotays printing, occasional adser-
tisements and haHdblls.
All new subscribers are also expected to pay ihtir
subscriptions Ia adrance.
We do not think Executors. Administrators, and
Auditors hate need TO complain at this change OF
terms. They can almost ut any time raise the few
dollars that il VIII tcqaireto Pay the Printers bills.
II will save bother to them, and BE- OF immense
benefit to US,
counts.