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9rg GOODS.
GREAT AND FINAL REDUCTION.

Srg GOODS.
GREAT AND FINAL REDUCTION.
JOSEPH BlCKERTON & CO.,
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET,
Heg to call the attention OF those in want of desirable
CLoAKs at GREAT BARGAINS,
We have marked
Nivet C!oekF, bert .,........-+39, worth SO
Do d.. .............-:35, worth $50
70 d.. ..........,...$t0, worth SIS.
Colorcd Cloth. do. .............. 50, worth ss.
Do do ..,......... e worth e1o
10. do. ......,....... s., worth ST.
Do. d. ...t.......... 81, worth SIS
Black Beayels do. .,............ s., worth 81.
H' do. .............. So, worth sl2.
DO. do. ..............s! SO, worth sl7.
w.
TO- do ''.''.'''''...yi2, worth 323.
Wecall special attention to tn, above goods as thcya
great bargains
jalf-tfr JOSEPH BICKERT0N. 4 co.
before FEFRTTEPy IS4, -
- We WILL Gloss
LAST Wilma S{i EE4t .E6 ST@GM O.
Paris p,,,- AT LESS IS T ia ~ IALE COST.
Plain ag4 FIated BIRfGHs5s,
Xix FoaFS Stapv,n T,r ropgs ''.' -''''' III 7'''
III" G : HUE oaEs.
IN To 3t PRICED DRESS S5555bb s.D ROBES
ar G2 2ssS q de 9fs &oe efy were oRsna and
loss sf5f 4& nD5Ft32 1 rs & sRn9 Of
Illttr 100, 2ol and 2o3 Baltimore IT.
G Of and G0IToA Domestic and German,
" anu ''is'''' Il superior "f''c'Gs Tor Sals by
n24tf 20 Baltimore st, between Gay and FnedsfisR
xLOYhS of Cloth, Merino, Cotton and Wool
- ''s0' 'i''''''oSe o. Aef!ao' Cotton and Wool
n2ttf % Baltmors st hetween Gev ard Frcasitc,
u F "A D. AND WINTER oro,rs
Bees leave to n,r1 It5 i'l i,S !. f g; ,i
" '''i1n '' l mceS Of Baltimore that his "77''
FALL AND WINTER CLoAEs
NOW READY
p,Ilrf.,oDr ,,- n, At THE
LiiA''l'F' Ii1pAh AND hANFibhA STORE
.,n,s - Baltimore street,
81 corner OF Charles
AEERlkO. WOOTTEN COTTON Am n ATryE
lTB SUTRTS' ond M ,U-t-npi, ~ A'O c+l CEiI
dran Also Woo M Co., ~ E1't5, cents ana tii-
Gloves Mitts and SieeVes 0'''oH muse q III" kqGs Also
=. : " u oalt. ST., DetHeea 1ay ana Frederick
SELLING OFF Gll Wool Shirts n-o-r-,r,,
- at ycrv low nrica, ,'arI 80 -; ' Dt'|Ne''
~ at 'e'S ~" prices. CaILahd examine -
n24f 40 Baltimore st, between Gay and Frsdslfcl
ZEPHYR WORSTED CbaniIIa opd Fn,br-i
Il deries at low prices II ,TsTG VI
n2i-tf 40 Baltimore St, between Gay and Fiederick
ROBERT D. BROWN. t3EoFor FRf.rt
DOBERT D. BROWN E co
II No 2 GERnsT srrRrg7, nalsr,-
FokhlOA MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
Far T.. p,pryrrr,,, ryyz;,
YORK STREET / ii * sPi&NING co.'s LINENS
W y II, DuNSEATLi; !, PATkiC& q SONS %
rr,I ri5GS K ENNEDf'S huSL!NS nf&eltast
DUNDEE GOODS nrpr,r.
.-,,-,, -. 80 BAGaINa CANVASS. &c
81 ORDERS RECEIVED To IMPORT LINENS, MUS.
llNS, HDKFS., &c. feS.tr
SE}OOLLEN KNITTING YARNS, of Mcrino
w and Saxony Wool, a large assortment
s. MANN
nz',1 ~ baltimore ST. between Gay and Frederick
FTALI, AND WINTER DRy GNADCt
z ooDo
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yusarantt Gompanies.
yHSHEaNEF NQlHsaAIRS.
LIVERPOOLAsD LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE
lNSURANCECOM
50 WALL & 81 PINE SITS.

ESTABLISHED 1926.
- - to
AL@Sit ID .jiieit ~ ~
ID .-......-. Jy,.-. 10 1906 OCG
iNiSt-l Y'-st 4 Aiil&
'''' 80 - 80 to,
= 80 900
= ::,-..,# s::-'..
f+ijUi-s ZOO
-..... l,-.. .-....... .--.,--...
49, III
%bi@ 70 H:' engagements q: the
t0mpauH
7,,,.,..
'if>'.- .-.-a : .- - .-.l.#-.
T.,rr. ED-....-. H.. <4-
o-'t'1'.@ '--..'' .'., t-=.'. r-'''.''b i.''i,
EP ANCIE . ,,s..,,l.,r..,. :..... ..-..-- s +.
49,
T.. NJ. ARCHIBALD, t.. -, =. ........
EE7cE4z Srg45r7 -.., ..........
Jos. GAILLARJ, ESQ. .s.. .....
HENRY GPJEr,Efj. ESQ
&aSS'detlI GCc 7, '-!'..'. 49,.
Co,,Dce1 A,,,,- II ....-... .....
Rt1D HTC I'HEfNrir -aral
~ 30.
BALTIMORE AGENCY.
yy .,Jn:.,.. J,.j
-, -.
A'F-N ANi'h" ~ HI ESQ
WI. II. GRAHAM, ESQ
CHAs. MORTON STEWART. r.a.
Counsel, W. BRUNE, Esq, of firm Of Brown Il Rrups
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DE
sCRIPToN AT THE LOWEST RATES CHARGED BY
OTHER RESPONSIBLE COMPANIES, by
VIM. KREBs, wM. =. MURDOCH,
'e'ls'A'S' - 1 EtJ IN !. DatLiM99kE'
i,ooo,r.s- 10 D oi''' .s s street anu
"a 3 ,Ig9F 7,75,,7 75, % EXCHANGE Place
~ YE1r.,,r r,,.,r,r, ,,,or, .,, r,-,,,,,,
cArrrAL-ALI PAID IN oAsu............... $4,000
The CASH DIVIDENDS paid to the Stockholders fro
one YEARS AVERAGE "" s p p ' con n nar f
payment Of all LOSES rxPsH r s and per inc
-" EN- '''' l. ' goInE8 RE'o''NNO 10 FoL'of
To- n.t7iH9n., February 9th, lsse.2
Gross 81; premiums RECEIVED from lst January, 1858,
- u7,7Ol67
AT LOWEST RATES
the dealers at tn Office.
AGENT
"TTTrT,s ~ I50E6s; 1"---2a% III
w i''NifN'i rN NiTT G ,2,cF ppn,,gp
,D1r-srrp Al AND ,vpy,cvs
90 hA''E rLACE, natmore' ma
Ar Naiiso :" e' FL Insurance Co. Ne" ! ork'
Messrs johnson HIGGINS do
S Ness S2atterthwaite Bros; do.
Richd s. smith Esq Prasidanf IL inn vi V,,I I
Co. PfiladeIpha' hSq' rfeSidei' Union Mutual nsnrah "a
John s. T Eyer, Ed hsf Boston, Rtohaasiphla'
Nathi Foster ,. ir " I Esd 0Sfrere' bOS6on'
Messrs Spence Reid, do. iu2-2awtfr
RET,AWApE MITuTTAr ca ,Emv
-
GMGEsR ANHE HAEAn AMY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1Qsb
Assets November lat 1oco .oo, on <,
~ ''' '' @'o''V''"''
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HEDDo TEA-A delightful article part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, lust received and
for sale by GREEN h VOC
o}l-tf gg W RsIt;nors .tr.a.
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a CARn-

d. y = RCii, Dentist, Informs his friends, patrons
and public generally, that his office is now located No 50
NORTH CHARLES STREET near Lexington ia25lm
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COLTS PISTOLS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
d19tf 03e Ro1timoro e+roo4

PARKER BRoTHEEs' LONDON CLUB SAUcE.-TEis
celebrated Sauce is fast upesedng all others From the
richness and delicacy OF its flavor it has attained popu
ari'y almost as great in this country in Europe For
sale hy M frstclass grocers and by their agents.
GREEN Il YOE, Importers
"'i u IS West Balmor street
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WOOD Wood II WooDifl
3avE2' rRR osEr by buying your Weed at office Of cv
9teaH' Fire Wood Mil,
No HoarssrRsgT
IAaG5 n. JOHNSON
The New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.
DRS. HUNTER < WILLIAMS,
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES THE THROAT AND LUNGS,
10 Monument Square, Baltimore, Md
The practice of Drs HUNTER & WILLIAMS is confined ex
cusey to the treatment OF Chronic Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs by DIRECT MEDICATION and the success that
has attended their abors is sufficiently well known 1t has
demonstrated rot only that Brochs Asthma Catarrh and
Granular Sore Threat be permanently cured but that
Consumption IN all S stages a durable disease and that
the direct application of remedies, by OF inhalation
to tn seat OF the malady instead of giving them by he
stomach always overaxed and delicate in these deases)
must hereafter be regarded by the profession as the only
uona and scientific mode of treatment
Parties unable TO visit the city may be treated by cores
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. instrument &C. being them by
express In order to Oht ain proper statement Of such
cases. form Of questions has been PREPARED, which will be
forwarded by letter application. jalT.eo3m
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SECESSION IN IRELAND.-The movement for n sen
arate Kingdom is gaining ground in Ireland
Large meetings in its favor have been held in all
parts of the island, and address to the Queen of
England asking for separate Irish Parliament and
the privilege OF self government, has obtained over
twenty thousand signatures. The late stand taken
by the British Government in favor of the right of
the people ofSardinia and of Italy and Sicily to
select their own rulers and their own government
is used with great force in support of their demand
BY the people of Ireland.
Cassius NJ. Clay made a speech at Odd Fellows,
Hail, " ashlngton city, on Saturday night last
lie favored Mr.. Adams proposition. that the Ter
rltory South OF thirty six degrees thirty minutes
~hefe slavery now existed by local law, should be
admitted as State to be slave or free as the peonIe
may decide, and thought the present the proper
time for the Republicans to do something toward
the paclheation OF the country.
MARRIED.
EM6 No t to E}Pti By Esy Dr. einer FRANKLIN
Davis, OF this city. "
% n he 2h instan by the Rev Father Mccarty VIM
Morgan Esq # Baltimore county " N'e '1'' i''1'i
GEsRzsszs.aSszzzzzsExzzzSazz
DIED
eldest 4n sSn ne Of The 25!h qst JOHN T. FIELD
On the 2ii instant, JAMES RINGRosE, ia the 55. year
o,..,, HEALTH OFFICE Baltimore, =, 1901
report " Deas5 n tie Citg Of Bgltimoe, for tie meek
9scsss burn / cancer i casuatg i child bed ,; con-
s,ann OF ungs l. consumption 2G CONCLUSIONS group Q:
If iosy IN head 2; diptEeria , IL Sanary l. catarrhal
ever scarlet fever s. typhoid fever I: rilimtnaon Of
TG.s illumination of brain l. inflammation iua.s |;
am = OF stomach intemperance measles OLD
eu oTEaiilc disease OF heart p'pufi.y spnal If
u3h teethng Z; unknown adult unknown inr,r e lG.
~AO' ping cough 2-tntal Ia9 " " - w.
tHder year 25 between aud 2, i htwcen ard 5 IL
% y t and TO- D. hswG 10 and Is, between
AMI 90, 10; between 20 g. between Cd and IN ba.
tween 20 and 50, 2 between and 90 = hatgcen on an, n9
u above 100, |. Still births N " ''' '''
Males 40 females G2 which n1l1,.r N ,y.r. ,, ROD
peFSonS-I9 free; slave By ortsr. - w. ''
j. ". NOTCE. Cora missioner of T;aait,,
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? EMIT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHiRTSl
SHIRTS!
SHIRTSl
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR No SALE
Unelualled by any
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOSOMS
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.
AERIN0 SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HAEF-HOSE
HANDH ERCIIEFS
SHIRTS.
W. p. TOWLES & BRO,
PATENT SHOULDER-SEAH SHIRT NAEIIFACrGny
if5 baltimore street,
Under Carroll Hall
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNO CLARK, If. & co.'s MA.
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PAT ETF FLOOR K&TES a., >,
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BALTIMORE Coal C0MPANY's Coat
CHARLES GILMOR,
s 4 G. E " T.
otdce No. s. SkcoND STREET, I'd door from the Post OF
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLrAM STREETS.
The undersigned having been reappoinet the
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
CE 4 B A TED con
IN THIS MARKET
iahtS ts method OF informing consumers Coal and the
pubic generally that he is prepared fill their orders n,
any size and quantity at the lowest market prices and %
despatch.
me reputation for superiority of this article OF fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS, is now well established havins bre-
very generally used in this market fer the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that Tue Agent deems it only necessary state that
1t is nov, as heretofore prepared the vely hest msu
ner of uniform size, and free from bone slate and ohr
purities.
am enabled to fill, at the shortest notice orders for
ANY QUANTITY
ofthe
BALTIMORE COMPANIES
GEORGES CREEK
BIT UMINOUS COAL
For Shipment, Manufacturing, or Steanng PURPOSES
at VERY Low RATES
would also say That there number of parties in Thu,
city, dealers and Others,
WHO DVERFISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
selling the Baltimore Companys Coal BY reference to
my contract with the President the Baltimore Coal Com
pany which can he at Office. it will be perceived
CAN RE HAD
EXCEPT THROUGH II =
OR MY Regularly A"POTNTETi AHFxTS
Who HAVE WRITTEN AUTHORITY FOSSIL
ChAS GIIMOR
No IS Second street, near the Post OHice
- Orders through the Post Office attended to- jel-tf
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JENNINGS COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs.
These Troches will be found eicacous as well as
agreeable and convenient in aeviang and curing CoUGHs
COLDS, &c They convenient than any of the
liquid preparations, they be carried about the per
son. AMI always ready for when the cough trouble
some Thus preventing violent attack Of cough and con
sequent irritation of the Lungs
N. IIYNSON JENNINGS h Co.
d2Sf S. North Charles street
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D. R. STILTz.
GALLERY OF PHY
Sc N. CHARLES STREET.
ja11-tf OPPOSITE ST. PkUL's CHURCH,

INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS Of FINE WATCHES
William DxoEs, London, and Jules Jurgensens Copen
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguers NICKEL WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keep
ers, for sale by GhBfIEI. d. CLARK, corner of Calyer
and Water streets Importer of Fine Watches ewery Gold
Chans Silver and P!aedWare Lecoultfe Swiss Razors
and Strops Cold Silver and Steel Spectaces to st Al
ages New goods now in store Purchasers will peasera
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SIS
paitlinofe aul6-t
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| A GENCT LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
IS EX i5i S3E PLACE PA zS''o i'ANCh co.
BALTIMORE 2SLh January, 1861
s d 5oG ii It h9
i alNG3R f RSP5sHfP y' Eso
GHAsi- MdRF 6S : s;r fsH Eso.
f. v" hf %H F. FRI %tfB BtSTR 1F Re
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
FAS S54 'fBn HSS& h N TSGsS RKo6 MHAcG
4at the sale made and reported by William A. stewart
@ encn s P9GfeS and m 9 Gob P5qfSed
the nineteenth day of Fnary 9ex Re on or before
TINS order be inserted in some newspaper printed in Sl
Y d Of Feb sS nsS weeks before the
Inc report states the amount OF sales to be 800.
o,., True copy, resi-: ROOT. j. KERR RI
NJ W. THOMAS SUGAR-CUREJ FAMILY
y. FANS Just received ard for sale by A. L. WEBS
BRO, corner Pratt and Commerce SITS It
4 LEINE OAP.-'Gross & Deitrichs" Oleine
cS-pa soap P n store and for sale by A L. WEBB BRO,
RUTTER.-2, 900 lbs. Of prime Western Roll
~ Butter Just received and for sale by A L. WEBB
RUTTER AND CHEESE.--5O0 kegs GIades
sale by j q HARVEY CO. 75 Excianre Place ja2g I
NYE'S HAMS.-l0 tierces Of these celebrated
b. HAMS for sale by J. G. HARVEY CO, IS Exch .nge
flae- ia29t
bacon SIDES AND SHOULDERS.-iOO hhdg,
= GeT Bacon bright and hal dsome for sale by JOSEPH
Gei,20N - ~. i729tf
PUMP PORK, new and old, for sale by
"A ia29-i JOSEPH CARS,;N co
EMONS.-l35 boxes prime French, landing
-. and for sale by WILLIAM G PRICE CO. l0 Lor,
CANARY AND HEMP SEED.-5O barrels
~ prime S5i stlst for by WILLIAM G. PRICE
ENLBERTS.-.25 bags Sicily, for sale by
4 WILLIAM G. PRICE 4 co, IOI Lomba d st. il29 IL
EIGS.-5,O0 drums Smyrna Figs, low priced.
Z WILLIAM G PRICE & co, lOI Lombard ST. ja2s If
RUTTER-ROLL BUTTER. We are daily in
obs G E"sF f sSs and hf
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
hm'i Ha Fl " kHa' Of
pr AN, NJ suitable for taraiiy purposes.
OF our own Manufacture
WATERS in sets and single;
,o,,,, MA, TOILET WARE
and every Ggo as'SF i Of a -'''-'
For family purposes
usually Kept in store Of this character which
PRICES TO SEsSG5lI1TE f r. TINES
Purchasers win find it to their advantage to give US
call before supplying themselves the inducements which
'"'' ''' worthy '"y s9 si$%s?P HOPKINS,
Ja3-eotf No Hanover st.
WESTERN BANK OF BALTIMORE, January
w 25d, ls6l-Notice is hereby given to the Stock.
holders that AN ELECTION FOR TWELVE DIRECT6RS
VIII be held at the Banking House, on TUESDAY the
a2th day OF February next between tn h9nrs q N.
ana one o clock T. NJ W. ii. NORRIS,
Jazf-oa"tILF Cashier.
PIcKLFs' s,rsp rD ,,.r
PICKLES,
IN INNS PPIBGiKSLEs, sAUER-KRAUr,
HALF BBLS.
For sale by ~
JAMES SHRIVFR K CO.
.a,--, 800 West Pratt street,
Ja-fe"Ili Baltimore.
0NLY THREE DOLLARSl
~ ONLY THREE nOiLARSlI
49, $500 ONLY THREE DOLLARS!lI |
~ an nvesment Gf g before the 3ls Instant you will
receive choice ENGRAVING worth S5the RT J6ITRSAI
ni leoI ana chance in getting
iNGS or SfATGARY which will be given gratis to
SUBSCRIBERS on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. Remer11 |
the entire cost IS but 50, and receive than the
Eaut OF your money at besides sharing in over m
valuable WORKS OF ART, distributed to the members Of
the Cosmopolitan Art Association VI
Subscriptions received by
jas II No i sS ont i1 Csi ~ sec "
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ECONOMY ECONOMY II
4 DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE
fhf can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Sp'it at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
siOIg lanes u InuNunN
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WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE & HARRIS
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & 60.
si9-h 239 Baltimore street

ISRAEL & Co.
YORYT YPES
WATER COIORED
AND
SEZHDTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS
juI4tG 1875 R6LTIM0Br sTRrFq,
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INTERESTING TO THE ExPEorANTs.-President Lin.
con it is said, will stop at Harrisburg on his way
to Washington. The superstition is that he will
leave Springfield about the middle of February.
Ii the day for his appearance at the State Capitol
were definitely announced, he would have the
largest procession of welcome ever assembled. All
the office seekers in the State would be present
and Pennsylvania is celebrated for having forty
persons willing to work for the public, to one who
aIoo disposed to work for himself. The President
as wisely kept the time of his visit to himself
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w For the sale OF the CHAMPAGNE WINES O
Messrs. MOET & CHANDON, Epernay
HOOK WINES Of Messrs HENGEI & co, Mayance.
- B30R2DE4UX WINES OF Wessrs BRANDENBUa4
BURGUNDIEs of M7ssrs. R BRUNINGHAUs, Nuts.
,-., P. TIERNAN Il son,
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HE --LATEST SWiNDLE.-Some time last week Mr.
Talbot, the principal of the Providence (R. ~
Seminary, received letter from man in Pitts
burg, inquiring the price OF board and tuition for
his son. He said he did not know as he could come
on, but friend of his, Mr. Hunter, was coming
that way, and would call and see him in the first Of
the week. man called, introduced himself as
Mr.. Hunter, and asked if he had not received n
letter. Mr.. Talbot said he had, and was very GLAD
to see him. and showed him around the institution
The man called at the Greenwich Bank and pre-
sented draft on a bank in Philadelphia, drawn
By bank in New Orleans, payable to Mr.. Hun
The cashier told him If he could identify
himself he would cash the draft. The man went to
Mr.. Talbot who wrote note to the cashier stating
that the mans name was Hunter. Accordingly
the draft paid; but when the draft was sent to
Philadelphia, there was no money to the credit of
Mr.. Hunter, did the bank officers know any
such man. So the matter rests. a similar swim
die has been perpetrated in New Haven.
CoCKADEs.-The present fashion of wearing cock
AIDES at the South is the revival of custom much
in vogue in this country when John Adams was
President. The friends of MIR. Adams adopted the
black cockades as the distinguishing badge, and
men by an unconscious impulse looked to the hat
of every one they met, rather than at his face, to
see whether or not he wore the partisan badge,
that they might determine whether to regard him
as a friend or an enemy. Party spirit ran very
high in those times; friendships were broken by
political difference between intimate friends, and
men who had been acquintances all their lives
crossed the street to avoid meeting each other
The whole amount of salt inspected in and near
Syracuse, in 1860, is 5,593,447 bushels, equal to
l, l1S $50 barrels. Of this quantity, 1882 565 BUSH
els have been the product of the Solar salt fields,
and ,l3O, 1892 bushels of fine salt have been made in
kettles by artificial heat
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On the morning OF the 27ih Instant JDUvu EtErn
his age. N ~ 'e -''' 't'' ol
OF his ' ~ '''I o't' tar
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-25
A nit oflHlstory.

In bis recent message, says the N. Y. Ad-
veF,iser, il flerson Davis Gays that the right
ofa State to Judge of itswroags "was main
tsined by Overwhelming impurities of th,
people Ofalllhe StasessO the Union, es
pecially IN The election of Mr. jefferson il
1905, Mr. Madison ia 1909, and Mr.. Pierce
in 1852"
Mr.. Jefferson, in his inaugural address.
in 1901, the sentiments of which he repeated
in 1905, made use of the following express
ions:
The preservation of the General Gov
ernmenI in its whole Constitutional vigor.
as the sheet anchor OF our peace at home
aud safety abroad; absolute acdniescenee n
the decision Of the majority. the vital prin.
clple OF republics, from which there is no
appeal but to force, the vital principle ana
immediate parent Of despoism."
In 1871 Mr.. Jefferson wrote:
when two parties make a compact, there
results to each power Of compelling the
other to execute it,"
After the election of Mr.. Madison, the
electors of Virginia, the Madison Cores.
ponding Committee, aud the Governor OF
the State, dined together in Richmond
The following was the fourteenth regular
toast:
The Union of the States; the majority
must govern; II is treason to secede."
Now for Gen. Pierce. Just prior to the
nomination, Mr.. King, of Alabama, who
was the candidate for Vice President, wrote
letter, In which he said:
Il have ever been State. rights man of
the JefiersOnian school, and eau fearlessly
appeal to my whole public life in proof OF
the assertion. | am not, however, prepared
10 admit that the States possess either the
Constitutional or the reserved right to Sc
cede."
Gen. Pierce is now on the side Of the
Government.
jeff. DAvis' three witnesses do not bear
the test Of an examination.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-25
grrada aelautrat.


A LITERARY HERO AT GREAT BErmE1.-
Wilkes writes as follows: The expedition
against Big Bethel was mainly planned by
dajor Winthrop, who started from New
York private in the Seventh" That
regiment returning home. he enlisted under
General Butler, aud his brilliant talents as
writer, braced by strong seated sense.
commended him To that shrewd observer
for the post Of Military Secretary. 1t vas
1t the dinner-table the young Secretary
(lhen Majur) developed his ideas about the
aking OF Big Bethel and there is but lit
lie doubt that ehagrin for its failure made
i'm throw away bis life. He was found the
nearest the trenches of the enemy, pierced
by bullet through the breast, one or a
hundred winch he had provoked during
most rash exposure for an hour. His body
was left upon the field by his comrades, be-
Ing too far forward for the search. Capt.
waited by his heroism, the sympathising enc
my took him up tenderly, laid his sword
across his breast, and buried him with sol.
dier's honOrs. In his desk be had second
int lnent Of his sprightly sketch of the
campaign. for the "Atlantic Monthly" !"
marked at the close, Ito be continued" "
Alas!
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-25

ALLEGED MOVEMENT AMONG THE UNION
MEN OF TExAs.-It is SO long since We have
bad any authentic news from Texas, that
most people were beginning to fear that ths
Union meu Of that State had been crushed
out. II appears. however that there are re.
ports 10 the contrary ia Washington. par
TALLY confirmed by remarks OF q Memphis
paper. that Texas has her Ethridges, and
Andrew JOhnsOns as well a. Tennessee. The
Washington correspondent OF the New York
World telegraphed on the I'd instant, that
movement, which has much strength and
character, is on foot TO organize new
State out Of Western Texas II is strongly
supported by the united German press IL
that section. The Union feeling IL rapidly
increasing, and has already made itself Sc.
rlOusly felt by the traitors. Secret Union
Societies exist throughout the western sec.
tiOn, and are daily becOming more open 10
their proceedings. Gen. Carpen has been
nominated as al unconditional Union can.
dldate for Congress, will be elected, and
will sOOn come to Washington to make
k own the wishes of bis constituents and
ask for sufficient force from Government
TO enable the loyal men of Texas 10 assert
the authority OF the Government General
C is ut the head Of the Union forces,
aud has already become an object of terror
to the traitors, whom be has defeated thus
far in every skirmish. For example, on the
Sd ult., Gen. g.. at the head of 207 Noun
ted Rangers. made descent upon an armed
camp OF 457 Rebels. aud killed 1913 on the
spot. The rest fl'd, leaving everything be-
hind, glad enough to escape with whole
skins from a man who treats all traitors
that fall into his hands as they deserve. who
knows their hiding-psces aud is sure 10 b.
at their backs when they least expect it..