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W. make the folio win: extracts from Gov.
Pi,krNr speech, on saturday night, to an en-
thusastic crowd that sercnaded him at the
Charleston Hotel in honor Of the fall Of Sumter,
kno~ have often heen blamed by the i'm
%, uou, nni the Jealous because have not been
lUrk cnOu b to attcuIpt an attack upon Sumter,
inl to hrin,; these young men under her raking
Ore Bat, fellow citizens, believe INC when
a. you ! abstuined because | clearly saw IL at
,hc day saI coming when we would triumph
beyond the po yer Of man 10 put us down. We
w"r' th'u but i'll prepared TO meet the sudden
is-ncs that miLht then be forced upon us. Ths
Iclst m,sStep or want OF GOODNESS mi sht have
prcvlpitalci our great cause into entless ruin.
Wi the heavy ordnance we hid to procure,
and the ho IVY batteries that W. had 10 erect, !
lclL that 1t reql red time, exact calculation and
IA ia science, anl II would have been mad
u'5s, it wuuld have been folly 10 have rush
el the h'ayn AMI patriotic men IN my charge
upon u W prk that was pronounced the GibraL
ter Of the Spu;h. Hut whoa ihc proper timt
hal COM ! vas ready TO strike the blow foi
my state anl the in dependence II my country,
let 1t lcIl to what might. even II il led u
blolt aui ruin. OireIt applluse.) Thanh
God the day is cone thank God, the var h
open, AMI 80 viii conquer or perish. (Rs
n'wel applousr) They have vluntingly NJ.
rayci their wcnty millions Of men AGAINST US
hey have cXuItin rly also a ray ed their navy
all they hIYc clllod Us but handful OF men
~ wclS and solItcd safe, iull o. pride and " hal
nh"y cal chiv airy, an with the hated inititu
tion Of slavery, as th y supposed weakness
but ~high, in fact, il n source Of strength Il
VAR Rnl they have dcfich uG. Bat we haw
rallied We hrvs met them In tho issues thsy
have ten lcrol in their stronghold. by which
they oXu1!tcl TO subju yate our county. W
haS 'net them AMI Ne have conquered. (Qres
apl iusc.) Ne have defeated their 20 millions
an wch We made tho proud dag efthe stars am
strIpe7 that n'ycr was p~ered to any nltlo,
on this "arh We have lowered II In humilit,
before III Pal net.o amt the Confederate Gag
and we IVA compelled then to aise ON thsl
side tho white dls, and ask for an hoaoeakl
suItca !er. Q.nn ; continued aDplause.) - u
The commander Of Fort Mou ,trie lett Il b,
eau 1t vas untenlbls and at the mercy
SUntcr. lie choSa Sumter IS bis fortress N
:gci; h, ;a!t !al t.se t:&; AMI withis WI
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Arrival Of the Quaker City.

US. Mail steam ship Quaker City, VIII
LIAM ID. C)owE, Esq, Co nmandIHg-lst Havana
u The ltth instant, and arrived at her wharf Ft-
day. Sac brings lc5 passengers and a cargo Of ~
sortsd merchandise.
Tie ex tsn'nt in regard IN the anne exation Il 81
Domn 20 gar rtlll kcpt'up by the co.'s ant dspsr
Surs OF WAS stearnCrs and Transports wIth troopA
Geld SRI llaiy nn military ttores and muni ons fos
Ihat is'anl. The Large screw steam frisate Princes
a de AstI"i1s, sailed from Havana for that destn
ton ou the syenin Of the 18Th, having on board .
i.rack Spanish reg meet" II WIS rumored In Hs
yAIa mt Dwnx / the death Of his grand mother,
lie Prince AIJEED would uJt visit Havana, tut ~
turI W England
Ed. hts were declining, in consequence OF III
aIi val Il o large nun er OF vessels In hallAst.
E,Ns ii huq,Ts nt Havana and kAtsnSss, s2106
boxrt Money VS. still scarce. Exchange on Lon
don. stf % 0H per 'snt prmium, New York snd
B1sloo, " H. per ,int Discount.
The ornscr q iy Csperi,n ed ybry heavy waashA
during uie lean and iIth INST ong the pa&s9
soTs, Ia kljor U. J. Han, tho lsie dtstiagushsd v
3 Con JuL Genera to Cuba.
B,itisl s-rCw steamer RrrrGi lea Havana saxA,
~1s 1 ~ SSs~As. SST - :"
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New York, ApriI X, 1861.

Ok WTnSrsDAY evening prclpiuary steps
werr taken at the Niagara House, York street,
near the Navy yard, BgOoklyn, to organize
Volunteer company in response tO the call Of
duty. EDWARD REYNOLDS, formerly scr-
geant in tho Mexican csmpai ~, and r. GAGk
member of tho 18th Regiment, n. !. ). NJ,
sre the originators Of the movement. A number
Of patriots have already signed the roll.
TIE UrADorARTyRs of the 9TH Ward N Y
Union Volunteers. Ia At a Hudson st. Tbose
who arc drsirous TO enroll themselycs aro r,,-
oucstcd to do so at once, as the coupany will
20 into active service Immediately. Tho com.
many will bs we'll cauippcd and olfcrrrd.
Ting "MoyrrzruA BArrAl,oy" ore,ani,.J
by officers Of the Mexican war, will bs increased
to fuii eminent; New companies will 10
G', AZ ~ '.R siro, n,, ., NJ A,."nu. % naass
a.. ~ w., II R,"u'ss I;an,.nan, r.,
cn,nm.nJ;n, w. II D1.nrv AJn,an,
wa" " ~" 'I'''''''
To ne Ed't0r Of ne Sun;-Let mo offer
through tho columns OF your journal, to tho
Volunteer Regiments OF our city, now organ
znS IN support or the Ipnstituti0n AMI tho
h~s, the feo use OF Chelsea Hal 9TH Avenue
livery stables, as place OF rendezvous. APP
ply above. CiiAs' JOHNSON.
To The Neo York Sun :-SIn: An old sub
scriber, and ona who has been sol iier from his
bOyhOod, but served IN an0thsf country CEnS-
.
rejected for aSe. Ase why, that IL thu very
thing % give courage. Let tn N try me But
they wont. hIvo no child'en; only u wife
AMI ! leave hT cnpu';h IN my absence.
fought In Texas under Gen. Houston, aud nm
willing to Il ut for tho country which has pro
tected me those twenty-five years. J was q
citizen nearly all that tina, say slncn 1893, and
have taken your paper ever sine. ! write this n
kno~ Of m other mcan, to get enroll | iu The
defence Of the Union God bless the Stars and
Stripes My fa'her was captain IN tho british
s1rmy hhh eIin,' nIs tlnS 'H hls n'aSIiy.
=, , I 'eu @ W .ho pd'iio'" war anu oI'u n I'As
oc a'ecp'ea' - L u
April lo'
Our core spondent will find in tho following
moi co the thinr ho wants.1
NJ, n,n C,rv so Coo.n,,, r..
~. r. S,,n,r ~ 90 ~ Sic oooNIna Ds,
,ha IA ci,;,srs s' mn,s,r%, - ~ .oaa "",nS % o'
MIA aG o, ~ ,hn III ca Spca G'rdon I'm ~ h,uo % @
9Th and I'll 7th aves., on MoHiay, the I'd day Of
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The hill to incorporate "a Loapers' Asspui-
,tion in this city has become "A la~, tbs Gsv-
,rnor having signed the bill, which passed boeA
,ouses of the Legislature. II includes thu fcl-
owing names as inccrpora,orsi
Muns"ll u. Field, n ). Levis, Iasc seywUa
hNd y. Turner, Wa. T.. Earle, George W. -
can, wn J. Willis, slmecn Draper, Henry ~
drn"y, Lnrn In tr-~o,l, Ahrsm \. voslaIrg, Luthar
irdn'ld, y. ~ Dtckt son, Gardner Wizard, Cha.
". Bytrr, HIwlcy ID. C,app, Sey nan A. Bunca,
Nm. Y. Pc ". Chsrlos A. Btudounr, Samuel q
ttd, VIA. M,rriaeld, and their ss-Cciate- snd suo-
.ss'r', who are con-ttu tei body corporate, undsr
he nn 80 ~ the "L,yneIr' Association 10 be -
ated n the city Il New York. The capital OF ssil
or"r,t.on, 70 Gc l,ed by subscription, MA 70 e.
ecd t2hlONO
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TrMrnn,srn MArrrns.-Th, Narinn, tenn

porhne organ antons In wllgu.hu g h, have du-.
Ing tho post v Ultcr he'll week nc,tlgsg at tho
N. 4, Chutn lu"se moo u,s irFH, na "A usual
M, lrHU 'nrl.ly attended /, H4d N,.y many lave
hc- In iU.cd T. attach Thorn 'clv,, t, inu t,0per-
suce cause through Their tuhueii'r T. t evening
the lSst lOtlll u.Oetlls ~ the WIS held, at
Which i N.z d". .ded g. nE,Nr, Ht g,n early day,
great ttCg1poSlcrI demon '-n, on, iy meeting at the
Odcun. Mr.. p. 4. l,RNu", aud other wDll-k urwn
NUrkrts II tho tsiuIst augu CtIse sra To
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Il b reported that ut one Of the sales stables
IN this city, an agent is employed to buy up
horses for the South Carolin, army, aud that
they nre shipped from one of our own piers
Lei tho pnlce look carefnlly To- this
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"Dcnth TO Trnltor.."

Thcs who wish to mail their letters under
the American Flag, and iuculcatc In the mail
bags the salutary doctrine above quo,el, may
obtain envelopes adapted to thlir purpose, (oi
which slccimeu has been Scnt u.s. from The
aiationrrs
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spirit Of the People.

To All ruE PotrS ~ rnE INIrED SrlrEs
Thc PROCLAMATION ~ the rrril,ul Of the unitod
stat.s of Amaicl. IL u call 10 every man who
loves Liberty, aud ns "ur count men have at
all times hcon ready to II pck tu the Ntandrrd Of
Ffcadoul, nuw /, tho tia. fyt u, lipn aud not for
wr'L.. The most influential Nucri au fellow
citrrns have UroiTrcd tlwirail toward, forming
Polish Lo'on. IA" liberty ur America u the
liberty Of every Pole. lou are therefore in
vilcd I" report yoursoyes, either IN person or
by letter, aL No. l3O Water street. NV York,
whrrr, at present l. located Tho headquarters
for our m,cins,. Tho American anl Polish
hags, with the notice under l.. "1he Polish
Legion" is the signal for organization.
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I.enerr frs~ ,kc Rcepin.

To Ms Editor Of Ne Ssn .---The recruiting q
shs First Re,siment, National Guard, Col. wn. n
AuSS, IL progressing w!th unusual rapidlty.
The men arc all mastering = the rend esvora, -
hundreds, and the nNst gratifying hct Is the sptA
hI IAppaarucs Of the men, who are AZ youAg. -
fe~irU,is 60 be mustered into the service.
The Regiment will be cusirsiy filed today. n
omT@uy rolls will 10 sent 10 Albany On sAurtaV
prrniny
The Regiment viii d,ulsie-- be mustered ialD
rrylce by the hrst O. next week, lfnot this.
We ,-r deSiruus or scouting the sarv on Il -
hummers and 10 aiers. hpply at 10 CSntre strssl
rvn until 10 4. NJ, ,isily.
Teru of service mouths.
Cd. VIZ n. AII1zL
SNs NoRE, Apil 10.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

Published Daily tsunttsy excepted, on v,ych m
.iness whatever is receivtd,1 at tho Old s,n
pidtnes, corner Of FULTON and Mas au streets ~
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SAVING BANKS.

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
ONo. 40 CANAL, CORNER OF yAhiCKsT
Ocpn daily from ~ n Z, and IRON
DEP,;IIT ~ from 40 CENTS T. S5Wn, EECElNED
Biz Per Cent. Int2rst lowOd or ell sum, Oi 80
and und,r aud Five Pr Cent. on larg nmOulb.
THIS BANK HAS RErFINER ,,sro,
ON DEPOSIT ss7.'ssa,GS,r nSrMs ~ RIM lhh rA9f |"
E.N. HAUGHWOIT, PTesid nj.
a,l92,2Iao GARDNER 4, ,CihPlN,SrcrNarx:
ERENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT-DRl
and IN oil, red and green sel,, at reduc prces 70
cSh. Fer sale at the depot Of the Nlelie hontiguI
Company Of Paris, by JOSEPH ~ sTRoSH, 4! an,
~ Greene u. ISl2i,"4ac
EINKLE & LYONS SEWING MACHINl
II Co. Press re,uood. New adjust ALE hem Iner
new 1t ,c tucker new binder, Ac, &C. satisfaof o,
guaranteed, or money refunded Agents want "a Eo
b35 Brondws", n. Y, alttcIia
MERCHANTS LINE FOB ALBANY
W l.naIpgSSt sthL, eR Tf5, e can't, Tho II s9a%s.
place and l.obinaon d daily, saturdays ekceptsd, -
O'Clock r u. running " ooS9setl'n oS WIN hs
"'n'isi i!slro-s. 9 ": " '"eo111 eHes S1t,t,s
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ENlPLOYNIENr-rcmnv..

A RflFiClAL FLOWERS - WANTED, A
IAtew Cirls, ard f,v - "rn Aryly at p slcleti
~ lac NarlraEt st, outh Brooklyn 2O,2Ii,3
STEhW HAT PRESSERS AND MII.LIN-
~ ere want ID good p,essers rccu toned tp I'D
work, aud good Milliners. Arply nt OEERN'S, -
Third noc. .O.lh.,9
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
UATION WANTED:
ROOMS AND HO.usD.

ROARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND wife
- or two finelp .tutlem"u, can h. accommodated
sith hoard mt - RiN iDgt9u st block from "a sEs
cars terms derate 2f,2.S9
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L'ARM FOR SALE-CoSTAINING SIS

acrre- under good cultiva,lon LAYING both .llcs o
he rnad WI be cold spGrlty or igeth,r. This iarn
situaed one milo eat Of the thriving village oC ia
naica, " minut swalk from and opp sit The " ov
lTue tt1tlon. Ter ons wanting y farm should lpnk a
Mn, Car lenN south loIry direct. or cara irnu
u uDHm lurgh TO fsst New Ork, thrurr hv ftaae-
torp irtcnl,rs call on l.. CORNELL, ou tho W mias
sRu1atca, L. I. npI HInc'gnO
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EMPLOYMENT-MnIc.

A GENTS WANTED-TO SELL PACKA
xNre7 ofttitionary and veirv, Mt rrice- one IN rS
kss than can b. parchased els wbCr' Call on or al
Bsltnn, Mao. oG l1s sIac
HELL WANTED - NOTICE EMPLOY
Alsr. re psct uy informed that they can o. tan
~ The employment Ofcc, No. Rrnadv sy, the BID
and mott reliable rllc and fcnalg rvsr'S, suited
nuE bus mess exc utit cook, laundr,. ~ :. &C. and
sfron2 tsrm nc IN N on hand. Terms moderate
app Giac'lnJ
nRAGOONS WANTED For THE l.. y
LIArmr-Gooi pa, with rNt'ons aud clothiur iB
abundance allowed to each tndh r. For u plr1icnlar
llJu r. ~ lJl liudsou ~ or I. Go rnUich I. h. n
NALL ret l!u. 2d CalNa arr, recruiting ofhctr.
pNtot ~
SOLDIERS WANTED - IMMEDIATELY.
. boo icr T. :, Arm go active en!n. pay from Sli
n.e W ,n.ilal rrndc kycu-. % Chathsn. q srla"iaI
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POARD-4 RESPECTABLE MEN CAN
- b. comfortably suited with gnpl board and rooms
At 40 lhlrj eyeuue; two at S3, aud two ut ~ ~.
...fl
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YARNS FOR SAIE-TlIE CHEApEs1

a farms IN the StatC>-IuI acrrs, t"hIO; 100 acres
es.Dn: ~ ncrrs, SIuD; 10 acr =, SluI; 10 rcrs,
393uO =, acre, $4,000 acres. $1,000; II rcr,4 Il
PAinheld, S5t.D d cottages, lane iotR: p,ld low
Gail IN e. VAIL, % Futon a. a. 0, Toto ru .tir
dsys 9TH II days, In Plainheld u, pot, Nov y ry.
90 ,st
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ARMS FOR SALE-CIIEAp FAEM,

near the r Il. depot, al miicr III ~ New lork OF
= Is trsct "a excellent farming land, all producty,
bem eoil, ieNtl IN from stone Namp, and q sih
cultivated, for sale In quantities ~ iu purchacrs
NJ mhDacra lcrn' easy. y. A. Bi NCE, tn, owner
YCty Hall PlGcr, corner Chamlp n T. apypi,c'Ii
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR StlE-RARR
4Achance for Hpccnlation-The house and lot lhs
seuth Second IT, Williamsburgh of, rcd for rala
OF the very low prcr Of S2Snn. II two story, lase
mont and attic th plenty of rco lot 10 by 100 Wa
sr In, II " la an excellent Il, ighh roni. II Ia well
sorh looking nj hy those who want shou-e for pec
Htonas lrts very readily, IN pLyI good per cent
age, For further paTtlcIlAr- apply un the pr miss,
where all information can h. obi aimed owner aelIs
shcrc. mh29 2iac'2Ub
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NO1TNGE TO LtT-slo AZ MONTm-A

~ uic ttrrr, convenient 10 thn f.rriol, in Brook
uu, ullrlh aud hoal'hv ~ ,tri, fronting Nn the
Ci'y Rsilrnd. Aprly at thu FTpnk fort Hotel, New
York, 2,2 " illiam II, room !, up stalrs OiO2.3
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uORSEl, &c. FOR SALE-AP PONY, KIND
Hin all ha'aeV and I, ride for boys; usre body,
shifting rFat wagon with top, Sih road agon, $50;
sit double larnes, .ight harn'~, side saddle bsss
saddle, hOrs s25, Good horses. Cor IT. and y ooe
Arr NJ. 2OyI91
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birds FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL SING
- Ing blrdr, In all 'aristie- OF mtsic and puma 20,
Song and short bretd caDaret, mos krs brdr, pbras
snts nshtnEales, lark. thru he- eckbir- linneA,
&c The fDeft collection OF cho bird Ia the city,
ct the old stand, No. ! North W iilism Il.
mh"s 24scs3C, CHARLEY ZOIJER
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REAI. ESTATE.
COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE UIRAp-

VS5un HVUcE FOh oAI1h OffkAF-
EIs eay, 4 . nory cottAee bou,c, All lot
8nes tVxlcc, hish basement, under cellar, or yioA
tsth nd saA Inquire on the premis, 6,th Il, sout
eaoet NJ houre from the Eat River. 1C.1GNU
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A PARMENTS TO LET-TnE SECOND
story fr,oms rsnt all &, Ito small Anir lean
Eg'll - S1rinels Fl alsp the upper pAr4 rnns-'ins
~ to rooms Hni basement nt All, HTs Ryngtcn q;
ero nrst ilcor, two and Placement Siu ~ Re- n
shk 't. Apply at ia Es-,Ntt gh2.s.s
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EARM-CilEAP wESTClIESTER Farm

HOUSE AND FARM FOR SALE OR 10
let \ two story frame hope and adsnctL in good
order, with arre- Of land, rI miles ffpu New SOrk
pr railroad. Terms casv Addr-1 j. y. TKkCN, IN
siish Neighborhood, BCrgpn Count, v T. hlilI9
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EANCY AND CIIILDEEN'S CLOTHING
ttufr 20 let Nincc'y itt ~; 4 Ok f,r .'lc n de-
drrd; now doing "a good busincri. Arply 2l6 Einhth
Ne. 2D,i~T,2
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TO LET.

A PAkTMENTS TO LET. FIRST Class
"A foors, With gs AID water, Ma. 2, IL, 1s and 1,
bsnk It In new brown atone huuaea; rents low In
Tnirc ot y. s. 4 ~ $. BURNHAM, GIL Hudson st
corLsr OF 18th 81, n. Y. sO,IGs,S
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A PARTMfNTS TO LIT THE UPPER
part OF holse No. 90 whitehall '-ect, Untely u,d
a. printing CHICO for any light irtur ns, os
om IN rnsrr; also nice tor, nov usd a. a 4, qaI
S3rs AppH on the prciI'is'-, In meat shop Of r N
NohhlA 2n,ig',3
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COTTAGE. s.. To LET-A COTTAGE,
- s'a''c and lot, u HNv'nsu God, L. l., about
Wt't from the boat land ing rent 500 wear. In.
luir' VI Mrs NAlLl.lt, No. ~ tRft Hon Ton 4, ~
or 10 Mr. VAN AL>r, Rtvcnsvopd lG,1l2,6
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paft o. ", four stnrN brick hrddiua, 2il Fulton
2, Irooklyn, L., eouttininR trentg rooms fresh
y ari pini'd u. WIN ca. vHtgr, dun,ba alter,
&c. lhts W The hert location In tn cy for
hou-, bning within IL minute oi fulton and NAL
e ierrC; all the city car pssS thr door NIply on
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HOUSE TO LET, IN JANE STA HOUSE
~ Ahinsdon -ua'-, With sl the modern improve
nent. ard yuor s'ore la tNih ave. JAS. JACKS
{ son. Gi Ninth ave. iSllsT
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ROARDING-PLEAsANT AIRY ROOMS

- to lut, t. married and nelr gentlemen with a.
sthout board the stuation l. h ,ltiN and tenn mod
ernta Al,o twore paCtahlc young lndiCs can H. 40
sommodatcd, 1876 West 2itI t. c,r Stll ave n, reno
cal ht NAV. luoI4r'ly.
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HORSES FOR SALE - IMPORTANT TO
Ice men aud truck mon-for .ale lot OF valuable
n1res over 80 pounds each Gmong,t them arr tive
erAms, ono ron. .gr2y, tho other not A. dark hfO,
hAndsons ,siidlp or wagon for sale. aud fast
walking cl hOr c, all warranted. Apply nj EaeI
Il, near CIHal II, coal ard. 2O2A,3
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
In Brooklyn: two r,ory hone and lot for sI21.
one twotury house and lot tor SiJul, within block
Fifteenth a.. apl liar'lgs
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- euMvstcd farm Of 10 acrs', pcasantly rituat 4 Z
nes sn L. j., ali br quality DIRK loan soil, WI
qane n, work lhop, &c. iiuIt, wood and vAlf. 8
n bCNCk, Cty Hall Place, Cor ChambeTstt
20 ttrSq
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The Innnrr-, mn nInH.

srw NoGE, April 10.
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HORSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
- 20 young hor'es, iu from CanAIa West, from
AN Z, 10 hands HIGH aud ir m 10 wears old, all
sound and kind In ulrr Ia the blacksmith chop, 100
Norfolk 81; also furniture cart. 20,lhg,6
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DOARDING-s2, ,5O-GEEAT REDl

TX i''-phisSI u T. u I "
I'io1 ~ board Comfortable room, with good board
-" 70 - week aud upwards. ladlc- and 'smilies
mted a mic pnrlnr " ith plano Waterman all night
and cheap lodgings for married or single rontlcmrn
also furnished rooms ,hoGp-tS li.p, p,nRrd II, near
Broadway. n,hlO odar'isI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-30
SOUTHERN CHIyALRY.

We have always heard a great deal
about Southern chivalry and Southern
honor, and in fact the Southernors have
Dragged so much about their attainments
in this respect, that we had almost come
to look upon them as a little better than
other men, and when Senator Sumner
spoke in the U. s. Senate upon the
Barbarism Of Slavery" and its effects
upon the shareholders, we we're not pre-
pared to admit all of his conclusions. The
Southerners themselves have taught US
that the picture was . faithful one
Their present rebellion was commenced
with treason and plumber and their whole
course has showed that they have not
the first honorable, manly, feeling about
them. We do not include all the South
erners, but do include all the traitors
They did not and dare not attack Fort
Sumter till they knew that the garrison
was starving, although they had 10000
men to Major Anderson's 80. They
have been for months, attempting to
bride the officers Of our government, and
in fact all they have gained has been
gained by stealth or treachery. They
have attempted to poison our soldiers
and their papers have endorsed the at
tempts, and, as if these villainies we're not
enough to arouse the Northern people,
they have assassinated Col. Ellsworth,
after the rebel forces had left the city
and it was in quiet possession Of the
federal troops. Such conduct is unbe-
coming a savage, and shows conclusively
the g Barbarism of Slavery" But what
better could we expect of those who
would rebel against the best Government
on the face of the earth. They are trait
Ors, every one, and should be treated as
traitors. They should be sentenced to
for life. and their prisons
should be those that the sexton makes.
The Northern people have not yet come
to realize all the hideousness of this re-
telliou. If We are to have a government
worthy of respect, those who instigated
and carry on the revolt must be put out
of harms way. Such course may seem
cruel now, but would be merciful in the
end.
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WASHINGTON Nav "a

Western Virginia is an exception to
the order Of the Postmaster General for
the stoppage Of mails in seeded States
Every facility will be afforded for postal
accommodations in that section.
There is a great deal of coal on the
way to Tide Water, the principal or only
difficulty III the way Of which is the re.
fusal Of rebel troops at Harper's Ferry to
allow it TO pass
Nothing of moment took place at AL
ezandria last night.
There is no doubt that Government
has sent out advance parties to take such
measures regarding the railroad bridges
and ears to impede the advance of Con
federate troops, az they think proper.
COL Ellsworth's remains were this
morning conveyed to the east room Of
the Presidents house, where they lay In
state
Our Government has secured for the
next three months monopoly of all arms
and cannon from all the manufactures Of
Great Britain, which are permitted to
make arms for foreign States. This will
show England that in putting down this
rebellion there will be no half way work.
Col. Ellsworth's funeral took place his
noon from the executive mansion. The
hearse was followed by the Zouaves, a.
mong whom was theavenger q Ellsworth.
He carried the identical secession flag
torn down by the deceased. Then fol-,
lowed the President, Secretaries Seward
and Smith, officers of the Zouaycs in
carriages, the military, &c. All the bells
we're tolled, and all flags At half-mast aud
drarcd in mourning