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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-02-06

INFAMOUS OurgAGE-The Geneva
Courier gives ,ke particulars of the
imprisonment a, Ch1rles'on, s. C.. o;
Mrs. Calliarine Bo,tsiord, a sister o.
Mrs AVe,ii!. OF Geneva. for expressin1 .
herself Ia tayo. oi The North, while al
teni'ns a psry:
Ms. Bo;isfcrI was wishing !, f,iend
vixen tie >ubjec; oil disselu lon came
up, and Size WAS asked her opini"s upcn
ihe subject. which she gave declaring
;!at her sympa.hi-s were wiki she
North. Early the next morning she
wa waited upon by an officer who cited
her bc!Or. a na, ,lstrate of the city
She WAS tried tor sedi ion and treason.
- convicted and sentenced! 10 ;uur
unOu,hs imprisonment In Claslas'on
Jai. wi.e.e sAe wis inliumnnly treated,
and lived upon bead aad water See
IN. no chance ot escape. She wro:e to
Ma,or Wood OF New York city TO use
ns influence in her .haif that size
might be pardoncd cut. In the place
OF receiving kind letter is any human
being would have uIit.en 10 a wonan
under the circumstances, hc WHO her
an abusive one siorying in her position,
She was sivca 10 understand illa! il.
size would rccan, villa, she hal said
they woull SGT her IA liberty. This
-ie iefusd 10 do. bur was finally re-
P1ieved by the Mayor. after about two
months Imprisonment. through Tie II
Auence o! many requests. Sac WAS
lien put aboard "A sie.,n,er-s'art,d Oh
her way North. aud soon arrived in New
York civ, where she still remains"
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Detroit, Feb. ..

In The Senate. YESTERDAY. b'l' au-
thoriziny TIE Governor to nppoin. 5
Commissioners 10 Washington. WAS re.
jcc;ed. Ayes, 10. raya. i6.
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ARKANsAs.-On The I8.h Of Febru

ARKANsAs.-On the l8,h of Febru-
AIRY. the people of Arkansas will vote
for Convention or mo CDnven-
ton They at the same time vo.e for
delegates. Ii the Convention" ear
rles. II is. to meet on Mondny. The o5Ih.
Each delegate clec:eI is made special
messenger to carry the vote OF his
county 10 lhc Cipi;oI. so TIA, they Will
be there it u Convention Is called.
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Geuesal Nsws.
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Was,,innt IN. Feb. &

Tic President has again counter
Inandcd orders Of Gcn. Scott, Tor ad.!i
tio'sa! troops here. IN officer vi the
Navy. jusi from Pensacola. states tia;
great INSTRUMENTATION exists among the
volunteer troops, and some Of them
were dispensing and returning home
d.seustcd.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11
PRESENTATIO OF TIE CITIZENS
MEDAL TO MAJOR ANDERSON.

This beautiful testimonial was presented by the cit-
zens Of the metropolis Gen. Robert Anderson, tho
Guy Hall yesterday afternoon.
The Mayor represented the people in the presenta-
fion while Con. Anderson whose military duties in
Ono prevented his appearing in person, WAS repre-
sented by Lis friend, Mr. John Is. Murray of
this city, who appeared at tie Generals request.
TIE medal Ia OF solid gold, about three inches in
diameter, and Of the intrinsic value of 500
The word Sumter" surm0unts the representation
of an extensive fortress in midocean Sb.ls ex-
ploding it's parapes, while others flying from
colunblsds the rampaFts, and flames are bursting
from the caseuates- The design ia quite spirited.
On the revrre ae the thirty -four stars blended in a
wIesth If oak leaves with this inscription, Presented
to Major Robert Auderson by the citizens Of NewYcrk
az a slight tribute to his patriotism" The nottoes
" PrudeLs Fidelis otAudax and Inyietn Fdelta,is
Prnrnum. form the sentiment.
10 presenting the medal, Mayor Wood spoke az
follows.
SIR. MuRBAY; I have been requested 10 present 20
Gen. Anderson this medal on behalf Of the citizens Of
New-York. II is Intended as n meHento Of their ap.
lreCiiiOn of his noble defense OF Fort Sumter, OF
Charleston, in April Lst In bis absence, you have
been deputed TO receive H. and TO you, his iepresen-
tHlive, l Low address mysef.
take peculiar pleasure IN this presentation. 30 far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

At special meeting Of The Board Of Supervisors,
yesterday afternoon, tie Preeioent hs STEWART, In
the Chair, the relor Of tie SPe ial COMMITTEE ap.
rOinted devise mearstJr providing for the iau Ill
OF the Volunteers fion this comfy who ave erlr-
ed ia the serVi OF the Government 10 put down re-
b.lliop, was taken ~.
Mr. PURDT moved 20 amend by requiring The Union
Defense Committee to report the humber Of families
relieved, amounts expended, and other necessary In
formation often ruch report may be called for
by the Board Of Supervisors. Adopted.
The Committee slate q al since th,ir former report
Of April D. recommending tie Issue of Comfy Reeve
nue. Bonds 10 the amount - 600, for the support
OF the fam e- OF volunteer they have considered the
subject vi h much care. and believe that tie oney
can he appropriated much sooner by ufing the uneX-
penGed balances Of last year.
The total amount OF appropriations for county pur.
po-es for The year lsG0, was sJf5l,2H So Of which
only s., 81 $50 50 were exl ended, leaving ia the
Tp asllly Dec. 81, 1860, the sum Of $2I9,, So %.
Tie Committee TO or in favor of the immediate
Of the balances remaining 10 the credit OF the follow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11
FOURTH OF JULY ADDRESS.

At POughkeepsie 4th Of July exercises wero held 10
several Of the churches. In the Presbyterian Church
several .lot addresses Were delivered. We give that
Of Charles IA. s Williams, r.:
MR, pEYsiDKsT-FELLow-CiTz Tins Is %
oil al dav W the patriot. ti-hly-iye years ago our
fathers baowed i day for by Ppci king nation
into peing--a ration with tho soul OF liberty. TIE
glad graft 1de OF the people he's twin cd their memories
IN nm H. mortal we sth their act, ana let apart
IN, day in perpetual memorial OF the men AID me
died Aud yet year by year, IN men nrgot tbs erils
aud the Labor vi that Gay, az IL hcfois h'lng gew
old and ioiIed G eroc dead has TIE tlfit o, toe
nations ioa-l-iay wdned inio The merely Legal h"n'ay
brn inc hack small appiecl ION wi at that holiday
h d COS, ara what it had seuTed Tbs II not strange.
We bave lived H. Ieace, la war which brought cay
trininph How could We know hat war Was ~ oar
sueest0rs-lands laid wGste and deeolateG lVues. we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11
FIRES.

The stable No 2O3 East Tw, lfth street was nearly
destroyed by fre at ii o'clock On Tuesday night. IL
Wa owned and used by Peter McGinB, VINO had II
insured !, the PeoIl' Fire Insurance Company fIr
500; damage about $500 The lire is supposed ~ have
been the wOIk of an in,erdiaTy.
AT 3, O'Clock a. ., fire broke out in the crockery
store, No. 367 Bowery, OccuI led by Geo. ii. EdeIer
Damage 20 the stock 81 800; u the building, $3JJ
ruppos.d 10 be fully injured. Tie cigar of Mar
tina Mahier, adj ini8g also took fire. Damage to the
socs, 81 ,zG0-nsafed for 81 900 in the Columbia Fire
Insurance Company; damage 10 the building, about
500.
TIE dryine.room Of p II. T. Howsrds match factory,
No $50 West FVrty-iid treet, took fire at ii o'clock
D. IN, ind was dan aged about 500 No insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11
THE MILITARY ORGANIZATION IN WESTERN
VIRGINIA.

Ihf WdsNingk0H I>tNT fHysi
Adiutart General Wheat the Acknowledgement Of
the Virginia Stale Government III Nbrelingl, Is now
ia hi. city, 10 procure and equipments from the
Government for tie rev regiments being raised
throughout the section OF tile State 10 Inuiu-
tain The came of the Union TIE total force thai can
be raised 81 f. lie three lu regiments Of which bat
one ia armed, equipped aud il active service. TIE
total fore that can be rIis there without diicuIfy
il ten full retulrts all Which can be mustered ito
the service in the next three months, II the Govern
ment " i'll only be resdy To equip The men with ans
clothing, &c., tue latter ready by companies
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ing accOunie;


The reeoufion submitted 81 'ects the Controller 20
draw his warrant for q above amount $i63,070 ls).
aud to ray over the same To The order Of the Union
Defense Committee, with directions that j, be used ex.
cusvely for the support OF the fam Il th,se volun-
teers IRON the City and County of New.York, VITO
have been mustered into the service Of the United
States, AID now engaged in sad service. The re-
port and resolution were unanimously adopted
Mr.. Tweed moved that $50, 100 be appropriated to
the COMM sioners Of Harlem Bridge. lie said that
many borers that work were much Ia Iced Of their
pay. Tie motion WA lost.
Adjourned 10 Monday next at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11
MPOsrrRs ABROAD.

To he FxiiOyef The ~ T. 7r'bsHe
SIR This note is 10 guard the rutlie against one
who we AVE re.so to belle 1e so lung ia In hs
tho New.York Evangelical Alliance for TIE purpose
<pishng the army VITA rradirs uAsr 80 r a. the eeas
,tv Is concerned we commissioned any one 20 e'e
funds fer any purpose whaey,r We rely solely up"H t
uuary oontbutlons Of friends for this e'Jee'. e~
papers pea-e e'Py. SdAs' OiiA' ~ -, 1920.
Aet,- York. July 10, ISL Secretary oi 'He -A''s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

COLLAPSED FLUE.-The New-liayen train which
usually arrives at Twenty seventh street at 1910
IN, detained ON "Wednesday morning nearly three
hours in consequence Of the bursting Of tiue in the
engine boier. TIE accident happened at Southport
station, and Conductor Ward Nichols had the pleas
uTo Of atramp under brong July as far as Faii-
feId in order To reach the nearest telegraph station and
send for q relief engine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

ATTEMPTED SUIciDE.-A German named Harten.
bne while aboring under an attack of delerium ire
mems, at III O'Clock on Wednesday morning attempted
suicide by opening the veins Of his arms and cutting
his throat with lie was attended by ply 81
clan at hir residence No. 2O7 Centre street. but is not
expected 10 recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

CAsEs OF suS SrnoKr.-A boy named Ragsn, 10
siding al No. 30 Monroe street, wa prosirited on
Tuesday from the eIects OF the b<st while walking
10 Henry street. lie was eonyeyeI to his residence oy
the police.
Coroner Jackman held an inchsss yesterday, at the
New-York Hospital, upon tbr body Of Frank Dehe-
chultz, German blacksmith who died yesterday from
tie effects Of sun-stroke. He was struck down on
Tuesday willie st work IN front Of the shop No. 3oi
trout street. Deceased was 43 years Of age.
nard street upon tie body Of George Powell. who
died from the effeG<s Of a sun-s,roke received while
walking in Greene street on Tuesday.
woman named Sarah n ears was snn-strnck al ss
corner Of First Avenue and Twenty-sixta street, aiio
Was conveye,I 10 Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

BosToE "Wednesday, JAY 10, 1861.
Two deaths occurred ~ the Nayy-iard yestei iay
from Gun stroke, and one in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

Sent ON Posr."-A resolution was adopted in tie
Board Of Police Comm sioners months snce, 70
reduce the nanber of men in the Detective force 70
hfteon. The order has not been executed until recent
ly, when officers Scare, Hogan Poole and Van Buren,
wero transferred to patV duty, or in technical L-
guage, were " sent on post"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

FATAL ACCIDENT TO YoLuNTEER-An inqueH
wss held by Coroner Gamble at tue Bellevue HcsiLI
on the body OF An unknown man who Wa injured nv
falling from Mint avenue omnibus tie I'm uli.
while Intoxicated Papers In bis pockets showed lin
TO belong To tie jackson Quart. or Tamm my Regi
men. A.verdiSt OF accidental death was ryndeied BY
tho jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

ACCIDENTALLY DRowsED.-A man named william
Urqubart was scci enlally droweed at the foot OF
Thirty sixth street, l.. r. Deceased stewart Of
the ship Boadicea AID passing from lis vessel 10
the rster' chsre. Chauiey. fellow seaman. ium, ed
ia alter him but conld spccee q sasi, hin. De-
ceased was i've Of land, II yesr, Of aye. Cor
oner Gamble held All inquest on The body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11
Fieg OF the free hearts, hope. and home
Is, snI-l hand. TO valor gwen,
tn, ,ta = have a. tie seiSin dome
And all TOY bUes " sIs bora Ia Heaven"

AK the Christian to exchange the or, 81 with the
chei bed memories VI SAVIOR love- Tor the eseeut
AT tie imuO.or or 10 addpss his prayers TO the Jug
er ant or josh instead Of the living aud trie God but
,u.t ia tie en leu your ftihen loved sad chefl-hed.
al an the Uoioui AEyEKl The Uuion SHALL ELI
dufe al its prises shall be heard Wien ito fiendr
aud IT, foes tlote no support aud those who s,sal
the VINO tare their bprOuis In is defense, sbd those
who a their On e-rs at its Leart, sha all sl-ep IL
ia, dust "a. eihe Its lame shall be heard with
GRAFTON amid tn. roar Il Paoiics waves, away upon
The v.rs Of tie North aud East, where liberty is di-
MD d from monarchy, AID be waited In gentle bieezes
uro the Rio Giaoce IL shall ru,lle ia The harvest,
and i've in the standing cOrn on the extended prei
tjes II the Wet ad be heard In the bleatiDg iOdr aud
lwing terdt Upon "a thousand iilla. IL shalt be with
{ ore who delte Ia miDee and shnll lnm IN the manu-
tctorie. of III lhd, nDd ia the cotton gas OF
The SOU h 1t hGll De proclaimed by the sisrs anu
str es liz every OF eath, IA the Amo al ULion,
yher, yer eaIn drives AID euhnes throb aud shrek,
its greatness and perpetuity shall be hailed with glad
nee IL STALL 10 lised Ii tue eafli ct word, and mig
Ia the merry voice, OF cn hojd, and swell ~ Heaven
upon Il song OF uai1eui. IL shall live III tue sern
r.s1lye of mnnhood aud RE 10 the mercy sea- upon
omen Is gen lie ayailiug prayer. Holy men shall in
sail lie Whispered ia the Last accents Oi iiug age.
Illus sral survive and lie perretlaed tie Auleii AN
U,ion and when il shall be pro. lim,d thai time shal
b. mo- InnIe aud the curtain shall fl and the god
hall lie gat,eled TO more perfect Union stil, may
the destiny Of oar oear land realize Tire coneeptic
Iha
"Perfumes =, Of Eden flowed sveetly along
Aui a Voice ). Of Angels. encA. nuHgy
Couiub.s, Cglnnlis, - si0ty arse, go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

del If tn IL faith firm destruction ar war was driving
bis ebon car upon Ii, ne Dosseless mission.
Tli- dul Intestine war ia one of the most fearful
and erOiJus thai ever desolated EARTH ana us ant"o
will I've cursed whea the atrocit,s Of B.lalet and
Tameflsue and the Kabns of Tartara and India aud
other dee Oers Of The earth shall be forgot en u Is
wa betw. Gu aud among brethren. ThoS, whose
ever should have heamec in fFsr dsfip now geam IN
war; those who clo-. in the de"ths'ruggle upon We
bat,ie.6,d vere chidren Of the same iOuaebold AID
nnrtureo at tie same gathering lace OF affections 6ap-
tied at the eaue font. aud confirmed at the cane
chaneel:
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26
The Great French Remedy.
SIS Madam BOivin'S Celebrated
Silyer-COated FEMALE PILLS,

1r1IIE only certain aud safe Rer'0dy Tor oil
u Uterine Obstructions, Monthly Difficulties, Ir.
regularties, aud all other diseases to which the
woman, wife aud mother, is peculiarly liable.
but are safe and certain in their action They
will be found to exert the happest effect in all
cares Of Proinpsus Uieri, in Leucorrhea OF the
Whites; they will be found the easiest and most
certain cure that can be found. Il is on account
OF this certainty that they should not he taken
by Pregnant Females, daring me first months,
as miscdrrage is certain to be brought on, hut
other periods their use is perfectly sue. For sale
by A., Cook, Charlon; C. S Field, East Clardon
C. ?. Treat, Claridon; e. Thompson, Harrisburg
N. d -One dollar and three postage stamp,
enclosed to nny authorized agent, will ensure
package of pills by return mail.
G. CROSBY, General Agent. Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUTION, Beware OF Counterfeiis; the genuin,
have the Signature OF C. Crosby on the outside
wrapper. 963m6
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ES- Thanks 10 Hon. A. G. Riddle,
for copy Of the Presidents Message and
accompanying documents.
Lieutenant Governor.

AS the time has fully arrived in which
TO cast about for proper and weli.qualifed
men 10 fl our State Offices, ant as already
an array OF excellent names have been
proposed for Governor, we suggest, for
L;em Governor, Hon. Peter Hitchcock. OF
Geauga county. For tic last four years
he has held prominent position in the
Stats Legislature-his efficiency in that
body being acknowledged by all, whether
Of the same or opposite political creed
At the resignation Of Speakers, Parsons
and Parrot, last winter, the first to enter
upon the duties Of foreign mission. and
the latter the army, Mr.. Hitchcock was
elected Speaker, by a fiatteringly large
vote, in their stead, The duties of which
responsible position he fulfilled with
marked impartiali!y and acknowledged
ability and the day the General Assembly
adjourned. his popularity. in both parties,
not only as legislator, but parliumenta
.,-ian, was 10 be envied. AS gentleman
of integrity we need not speak. A we'll
spent life OF over forty years may answer
any question on that point. In every
sense Of the word, he is the man for the
times and the occasion, and although
many good names may be mentioned for
the place, we are satisfied, speaking not
only from his past record and history, but
from an intimate personal acquaintance,
that no better man than he will or can be
nominated or elected President Of the Sen
ate, and belevisg that tie State, at the
3 present time, can poorly afford 10 lose tho
services Of true and tried men, in her coun
ellis. we the more earnestly press the nom
ination OF Hon. Peter Hitchcock, o
Geauga, for Lieutenant Governor OF Ohio
- -Salem Register.
We second the nomination Of Mr.
Hitchcock for Lieut.. Governor, with Q
hearty good will. Herein Geauga. where
he is best known, we are very sure ii vii
meet with no opposition. = t.,v.s.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26
marrow Escape Of Lieut.. Wood.

Rev. r. I. Brown, Chaplain of tho 7th
Regiment. in letter to his family in Cleve.
land, dated Glenvi;lo. Va, July 10th, says:
"Lieutenant Wood had narrow escape
night before last, from being killed. Some
nf our own pickets fired on him, in the dark
ness. in mistake for secossionists. He
was on horseback. The pickets challenged
him, and did not hear his answer. just
then his horse frightened, and wheeled to
run, when five of them fred at him with
EnGold rifles; one ball grazing his hair, and
another passing between his leg and the
haddle. cutting OF his stirruP." n 81 ~
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

E9- Mrs. Eliza Egg!es!o'., OF Hamb.
den, whose son is with the army in West.
ern Virginia, writes us that. during his
absence. she has been greatly embar.
rassed by creditors pressing ,heir claims
for collection. We know nothing Of her
circumstances, and for obvious reason,
cannot open the paper to discussions o
private grievances. We hope, however
that none Of the families Of our volunteers
will unnecessarily be made to suffer il
such way. y.a a..f / ,.-ae5
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..:0s on Jul Y 26, 1861.
MED[CAL
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION

Pursued by DR.. Wadsworth is very simple and
entirely new, and by IL disease Of my Of tile inter.
nal vital organs is in very few minutes detected
with facility and certainty, without asking the
patient question, or having the least previous
ledge OF tho case.
Among the Diseases treated successfully are.
SCHOFULA,
And all diseases OF scrofulouSprigin. Ulcers,
Tumors. Enlarged Glands or JOints Hip Disease,
Swelled Neck or GOitre, !5croiuIous Sore Eyes,
Sculd Head, Erupiions. on the Face or other parts,
Cancer, Fisiula, Spinal Disease, Dyspepsia. Grnv.
el, Impotence, Structure, ST. Vitus Dance, Epi.
lepsy, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague and
Fever, Neugulga, &c, &c.
All diseases peculiar 10 Females, and all cliron.
ic diseases Cf the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Skin or
other organs.
Those suffering from Chronic Disease Of nnyde.
scripiion, may he assured that their cuses will be
treated fairly aud candidly, and they will not be
encouraged to take medicine without a cores
ponding prospect 1t benefit. DIR. w. has visited
Gle volnnd aud other places in Ohio nnd N. Y
regularly ior the last three years, aud furnish
patients with any amount OF evidence in regard
To his ski and qualifications MS q physician. lie
will visit the above places every month, for one
year. thus giving those who consult hin, oppor-
unity To continue till cured. Those cases, by 9th.
ersprOnounccd incnrabe, are requested to ocall 1,
will cost nothing TO have your case examined and
explained Thdse wishing to consult by letter
may direct TO Batavia New York, or to the care
Of the Hotel al anv OF my appointments
II. w. WADSWORTH, NJ. D.,
| Batavia. New York,
| Residence and print ipal Office