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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

Fello,r Citizens IN the Free States:
Placed on an advanced post of liberty in
the present struggle for the maintenance of
our government. we have. in obedience to
the call Of our President. organized the
four regiments of volunteers from Nilsson
ri. AS citizens Of State whose first ex-
ecutive is. ms you well know. opposed to
the Government of the United States, we,
as matter of course, cannot expect sup
port from him or the State government,
for f1rthcring the purposes of our Federal
Government. We are. therefore. compell-
ed to peal to the sympathies Of our fel-
low citizens in the free States. who have
with unprecedented unanimity come to the
support Of our Government Cor the neces-
sary means of providing our first equip
ment. Many of our men are destitute Of
the means to purchase the necessary uni
form. blankets. etc. Having no claim on
our General Government until after three
months service. we appeal to the sympa-
thy Of our Union-loving fellow-citizens in
the free States for the necessary assistance
and support. fully satisfied that . part Of
that patriotic libcfality so freely shown to
their own volunteers. will not be withheld
from MS. Anticipating such sympathy.
We will strain every nerve to uphold the
authority of,ourI FEDERAL Government IN
this remote and important post Of the great
West. against treason and rebellion, in or
der that the wishes Of the. patriots and
Union-loving men ofthis country may soon
be fulfilled. and that rebellion be forever
crushed, and the cansc of right and justice
be triumphant over treason and secession.
5 Gov. Gustavus Koerner. Of Belleville.
H., has kindly consented to act for us IS
receiver and disburser; and. without con-
sultation, we feel at liberty to ask Isaac
Sherman. Esq. and Sieismund kaufman.
ESQ.,, of the city OF New York. Evans
Rogers. Esq. of Philadelphia, and Judge
TbonAs Russell of'Bostoa, ID iact id or
behalf in those cities,
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.susrs-~s,A - Col LIST Reg't No. vof
hESRY BoERxsTErS, Fsas'
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s.-seg ,4ai ~ :irsl NICHOLAS ScHurrsER. u
- - 4 ss.s -. = = COL 4th Regt No. Vol.
~ - fh,o.atIq = tsef 1df q s<tii ,15 - = -
GEs. scor7Thi veteran has reached
the classic age-he is 76-and true to the
principle<bfS& z ! 5WA3
'<e,pstofn invariably lessons "a limitation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
THE REPUBLICAN.
I" Settle the Territorial Question.
A correspondent Of the Indiana Journal
makes the following highly important sug-
gestion. deserving. as we think, the seri-
ous consideration of Congress: . s"' y

Ous eonsiuefatioh OF CongreSs.
|. Y, ED. .JoUnxAI.:: Congress assemblies on
the 4th Of July Let its first act DO to pass
bill giving to each volunteer in the Uni
ted States service loo acres of land at the
end Of the war.f All these volunteers,
emerging from loyal States. would thus
cffectually settle the Territories. and one
hundred thousand bomesteads would clus-
ter where now the bleak winds blow over
the wild lands of the West. Let this be
done. and. brave hearts now striking with
strong arms for our coun.ry's honor.
would be nerved to greater yigor. Settle
il now! For so sure as hour follows hour.
so sure will the Nor h never pause till the
cause that brought the war upon it is ut
terly .cxtingnished. There can be no
peace, Thele can be no compromise. 1t
is war to the utter annihilation OF slavery
The day OF honied words has passed. The
day Of bloody deeds has come And let
those who do the fighting get the pay
No man. and no set OF men can now stop
the avalanche Of wrath now gathering in
the north. Should it be attempted IT
wonld crush such man or party first. and
roll resistless to its destiny afterwards
Then let our Congress doa noble act. and
most eiTectually settle the slavery extension
question by settling white men on the soil
Of the Territories. E. NJ. B. II.
If the writer means to say he is in IA
vor Of extinguishing slavery in the Slave
States by the sword we cannot coincide
with him. We hope to see Slavery ulti
mately cxtinguished but not in that way.
If we Of the Free States will only be pa
tient natural and peaceable causes viii! ex
tinguish Slavery sooner or later. What
we are aiming at now is the humiliation Of
treason and the ere-cstablishment. of the
suthority and power Of she Government.
and we are willing to pay those literally
who perform the service. Let the public
lands be parccled out among the voiun
teers. as the correspondent suggests, and
that alone will cxtinguish Slavery in due
course Of time. without any of the horrors
Of a servilc insurrection or the great evils
attending the sudden emancipation by vio-
lence Of an ignorant and besotted race,
who would lie certain to tarn their liberty
into RIGHTEOUSNESS. and prove a curse rath
cr than blessing to the blacks themselves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

w ARLINGTON, May. 8.
Simonton. the n. Y. Times correspon-
dent. was wounded this afternoon BY the
accidental discharge of gun: but not fA :
tally. ','is'e1't'- 7'"i sss7' y l'''si''''.
Excitement exists among the soldiers in
consequence Of the shooting Of one by .
policeman. The wound will, psoba bly,
prove fatal. Hn.'a q ie. t.'s 81 sss' 8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

yesterday, betwesn Gov. Nesoiia. J. G.
breckenridge and r. Hawes. Of one part.
Ex-senator Crittenden. Dixon. and Judge
Nicholas Of the other, who agreed 20 re-
commend TO the Legislature an spporistion
to arm Kentucky. under the direction Of
military commission composed Of Gov
ernor. and Inspector General. and suoshes
person TO be selected by the Cniosisss.--
1t is supposed %. .0OO. 600 will Be required
to arm the State. h"" 4'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

o., -, ISDIASAroiIs. MAys9,.
The eleventh Regiment Of Zouavss. IA
der command Of Colonel Wallace. left -
nine o'clock tonight for Evansville. eds
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

q '71-'7i ~" .'qNrw Yo1ax. Nay 8.
The Express yv.shington dispatch
says Schooner fully armed wa, captured
of the mouth Of the Chesapeake. and ta-
ken to Annapolis. Two men were cap
tured, the rest escaping in boats. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

MMwAUKEK. May y8.
The first regiment Milwaukee VOLUNTEERS
was reviewed to-day. g
Rufus King. Minister to Rome. has
been appointed Brig. General Of the State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

FREDERIck. Nd, May 8.
"a The Legislaturs last, evening. voted
unanimously against calling ? Conven-
uon- sdi srt>s.vs 10 xJsb elaisuoe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

GEs. scorr.EThis veteran has reached
the classic age-he is 76-and true to the
principls<bFS& z ! 5WA3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

Departure Of Troops from New York.
n l7.' New YoRK. May 8.
The Third Regiment of United States
Infantry under Major Shepard. left by
Railrod for Washington via Baltimore.
this morning. 'e'a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

- WAs#,Saros. May 9.
The third regiment from Kentucky. has
ptoifered its service and will-form- : part
Of the regular brigade to be commsedsd
by Major Anderson f.s ....t !.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

for Liverpool. She took $4,000 in, spe-
Gle,
2 BosroN. May S.-The Minnesota sailed
this morning under sealed orders.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

q q WAsHlscroS. May Z.
Major Anderson has. this evening. with
the consent Of the President. accepted the
command ofthe Kentucky Brigade.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
LouIsvILLE, May 8.

The Surveyor of Customs has been in
structed to prevent the shipment of arms.
munitions Of war and provisions to the
seeded States. including Tennessee. North
Carolins and Arkansas, and, intercept
such shipments passing By or going thro'
Louisville. nI- .fas9 - -ssli s. rai.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
WAsHrSaroN. May 8.
WAsHIEorox. May s

1t is reported that Ex-Governor Reed
er of Kansas. now of Pennsylvania. will
be appointed Brigadier- General in the ar
my. Lieutenant Jones. who fired the
Harper's Ferry Arsenal. is appointed As
sistant Quartermaster. General with the
title Of Captain. The Virginians are not
ready yet for an attack on Washington.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
ASSAPoLls, May s,

Lieut.. Crosby. U. S. N. arrived here
with the light boat which was stationed
off Windmill Point. and removed by the
Secessionists. When seen she Was twelve
miles up the Wicomics river. Her crew
deserted her. Lieut.. Crosby reports seeing
large number of cavalry on shore. The
Importance of Annapolis as military de-
pot is daily becoming more apparent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
BUSINESS CARDS. IS
ID BE RI B l. 4 h f l. 4,
III p ssaek etslgaf
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
Sarusat, Marshall County, Ind. il
ASWI attend TO tn collection Of all debts entrusted to
NJ. r,r-- lapli 22if

lDHH.LlPS Il DEVOR.
nfsat ATTORNEYS AND corNSELoRs.
on.S. fn Room Ne .. up stairs. westerveit Block,
PLYMoCTH. ND -
Will nrart- Courts of Marshall keseiuske, Elk
h,rt So Jssph Larsrte Porter Lake, Pulaski Stsrke.
rultaa and adjoining ccunti-. and in all ef which Ter
ssnai atrntisn givsn 10 matters of collection
f-Efzfa ~ rrrraExcEs:
o. afat south Bind Ind. j. H. n~frees. Wastinrf"n'
n =, ,uilouxxa r-t WAYNE. j. r. Jene>. IBdisnsTiis
u n .frc-s Goshen. Ind: T. l. ost-'rne, Laforte
H. W sh,rburn, -. Louis; 4. r. ksunds. Chicago, III
rsrh542lu -1.ilf" - ate tttf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

5 ToRosro. May o.,
Ihe iron steamer Peerless has been pur-
chased by the United States for war pur.
poses. .sIi i8J .iIfp al seszitY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

- 80 hah wAsnrSdrox. May 9.
3 Judge Scarborough. Of Virginia. of the
Court OF Claims. has resigned. .liiu ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

-H stlls oi OPS PHlLADELPmAs May g..
The First Artillery Regiment of Penn
sylvania. Col. Patterson. started South
this morning BY railroad.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

lion Of the Union as the great cad to be arrived
at. and who estimate all measures, of war or
oeace. only as they condIce TO that end who
are opposed TO any war and equally TO any peace
which Is based upon the idea of the separation
ot these States. While they hold that the war
can onlv be- safely prosecuted by more vi5o-
rous command in the field, and efficiency in
The naval blockade, they regard 1t as the duty
of the Federal Government 10 hold out terms of
peace and accommodation TO the discovered
States, assuring them of all their rights under
The Constitution that as our political system
was founded in compromise, and has been SO
perpptuated, il can never be dishonorahle in any
administration TO seek to restore it by the same
means. Above all they repel the idea that
there exists between the two sections of the
Union, such an incompaiibility Of institutions
as 10 give rise 10 an irrepressible conflict be-
tween them which can Only terminate IN the
suhiugalion of one or the other. RePelling the
doctrine that any State can rightuliy secede
from the Union, they hold next IN adherence
that aggressive, fanatical and sectional policy
which has so largely contributed to the present
danger OF the country.
They pI oppose to Invite TO union with them,
citizens OF whatever party, who, believing IN
these views, will act with them to secure an
honest administration IN Federal and State al
fairs, rigid maintenance OF the Constitution,
economy in the public expenditures, honesty IN
the award of contracts, Justice to the soldier IN
the field and 10 the taxpayers at home, the
rigid safeguard of the public credit, and the ex-
puIsion Of corrupt men from public office. As
such Union must necessarily spring from the
people, instead OF being dictated to them, we
are instructed by our Committee 10 say that,
in their call for the usual Democratic State Con-
yenton, they will invite all good citizens who
are willing to cooperate with Democrats TO
these ends, to come together at the primary
meetings, and unite in selecting representatives
TO such Convention TO nominate candidates for
the support of the electors of the State, upon
this platform. of Union and patriotism.
We have the honor TO be, &C.,
Very Respectfully Yours,
D. RICHMOND, Chairman.
PETER CAGGER, Secretary.
To .MessTs. Opdyke, Draper, &C., &c., Commit
ter S-c
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

AT a meeting cf the Society, on Sundayeven-
ing, in the Presbyterian church, the Rev. Dr.
Brown, Of Cauonsburg, pened the proceedings
with fervent and eloquent prayer in behalf OF
the Society, IFS intere sis and the spread of the
Gospel generally.
An appropriate hymn being then sung BY the
choir, the President o! the Society, Rev. John
Lyon, made statement Of the affairs of the as
sociation, which being partly based upon the
Treasurer's report, exhibited very fair and en-
couraging record. The people who have mel
its managers in liberal spirit can rest assured
that their donations have been applied TO good
and useful purposes" bread cast upon the wa
ters."
The Society vas then ably and eloquentIy
addressed by Rev. Mr.. Kepler, Of Bedford, and
Rev. MIR. florence, OF Philadelphia.
A new ard unusual interest appeared TO be
felt in this Society. Its object Is 10 spread and
circulate the Bible. And IT is this only that
counIerac:s The epF-ad and circulation 4 CRIME
It's 'piFi' may queIl the fanatics of our land and
restor" peace. No wonder an interest is feIt 10
the Bl6le After benedIclion from Rev Mr.
Phelps, the Society adjourned
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

citizen may speak, write and publish hls SEN
timents Oh all subjects; and that no one can be
justly stigmatized as traitor for the honest
exercise of that privilege"
ELIJAH VANCE, President.
STEVE r. SMITH and ELIAS E. PALMRR, Sec
rstaries.
On motion o: M. n Maginnis, Esq, the
following resolution was also adopted -
ReSolued, That The delegates from this coup-
ty 70 the State Convention arr instructed 10
vote for the nomination of no one who j, not
known to favor an immediate, peaceabe aad
honorable adjustment of our difficulties.
In adjournng three hearty cheers were CIV
en- for Valantigam and Maginnis
II is stated that the Convention was the lar
gest ever seen in Butler county.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16
BATTLE IN MISSOURI!
GENERAL LYON KILLED!

A telegraPhic despatch received here, states
that battle has taken place in Missouri, be-
tween Ben M'Culoch's forces and the Federal
troops under Generals Lyon and Siegel. Gen.
Lyon was killed. Siegel retreated with some
prisoners he had taken. Federal loss, 300 kill
ed. Southern loss unknown, but supposed 10
be heavy.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

fculties as "cowards'' and sHraItors," deserves
the censure Of this House, and all good patriots,
for the fasity, arrogance, and insult to hls peers
contained in his unparlamentary resolution.
Mr.. Coiax wanted it 10 go in proof iha: Mr.
Divrn was not in his seat.
The House refused to entertain the resolu-
tion.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16
A UDITOR'S NOTICE. -

O. H. Gather, Esq, No 9s Nov. T. 1861,
VS.. In Common Pleas OF Bed
Collins, Dull x Co. iord County. -
The undersigned appointed Auditor 20 hear tAa
evidence, find facts, &C. in above case, Wiz Al! snd
10 the duties of his appointment at his OFF e in 20
Borough OF Bedford, Saturday, Aug. alta, le'l'
al which time all interested can attend.
r. d. BARCLAY,
Aug. 16. Auditor
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16
Ic6JNTERAcTIoN.

MIR. Coz, OF Ohio, offered he following
Resol0ed, Tat the mepRef frQ@ New York
who endeasored to Introduce a resolution de-
NOR .ver forty members OF this House who
voted for propositions 10 adjust sGf national DIFF
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16
JNO. B. ALLENDER.
To THE EDITOR OF THE "BEDIoRD INQUIRER -

70 Capt. Filler is making an effort to ra ise
new company for the service OF the Govern
ment. We hope he may succeed.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS f!
For the Union, The Constitution and the Laws
ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
GEN. JAMES BURNS,
JUNIATA.
TREASURER,
MAJ, A. j. SANSOM,
BEDFORD
COMMISSIONER,
PHILIP SHOEMAKER,
CoLERAIN.
POOR DIRECTOR,
ACOLPHUS AXE,
UNION.
AUDITOR,
DANIEL l.. DEFIBAUGR,
SNAKE SPRING.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

BEDFORD CLASSICAL INsTITUTE.-T Pro-
gramme of thIe Institution, for the next School
year, will be found in our Advertising page
Every paren: is interested 10 IFS perusal.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-We would call the
attention of our farmers to the fact that the time
Is now here when action should be taken with
regard 10 holding The usual Agricultural Fair.
If we intend holding Fair this fall, now is the
time to begin making the arrangements.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

70 The Republican Convention met in this
place, on Tuesday, and nominated full Repub-
lican ticket. an party" any more Oh no!
Only 30 delegates were present, leaving 6 dis
trcts unrepresented.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

FouND.-Near the Bedford Springs, one
evening last week, Lady's Hat. The fair
owner is most respectfully requested to call at
this office, where she can get the same. Call
soon.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

Gy~T The Democratic County Committee net
al the Office OF Hon. w. P. Schell, in this place,
on Wednesday last, and nominated ADoLPHUs
AXE, of Union tp., for tAe office of Direesor Of
-''@SS.sE~y oSSaSTOIIeu tf4s
declInatlon of Henry Wertz. MIR. AXE is
irst-rate man, sound Democrat, and will make
an excellent run. Proceedings OF Committee
in our next.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

/GT Whenever you hear man who has fat
tened upon Democratic iavors, denounce the
Democratic party as corrupt, and at the same
time uphold and excuse the heinous acts OF
Lincoln and other Republican Office holders,
beware of him Look out for snakes in the
grass!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16
REGULA DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS F.!

B,P. meyers, Editor & Proprietor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16

Heaven be. thanked, Congress has ad-
journed adjourned, too, without passing the
joint resolution approving of the Presidents
usurpations and unconstitutional acts. The
grave and deliberate Senate did not dare to pass
that resolution. Senator Sherman, of Ohio, said
the President had no right to suspend the Habe-
as Corpus, Will the Inquirer clique inform
their readers Of this fact
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-08-16
BEDFORD GAZETTE.

FRIDAY:: :: AUGUST Is, 1861.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19

For professional and business cards. in
ri'lding the Daily papcr,) not exceeding
i've lines. fox IL months, Sl5-without
paper, Sl'.
The privilege of year, advertisers is
strictly limited To their own Immediate and
regular 1r>iress; and the business of an
advertising firm is not considered as inclu-
ding tina: ut its individual members.
Advertisements published at Irregular
Intervals, = per square for each insertion.
Announcing candidates for a District or
State office. so; tcr IL Parish office, = 10;
Iiry office, +S5-to he paid in advance.
All advertisements tor strangers or tran
>ient persoms. To he paid i'll advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
TOY specified time. will he inserted till
t"fhid, and payment eyacted.
Marriages aud deaths will be published
Is news; obituaries, tributes OF respect. and
funeral Invitations rs othcr advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19
Good for Rocky Comfort. Ark,

Says the Southwestern Democrat
published at Paraclifta: @
We are really sr,rfeited with Good
news from every part of our county.
Ihe citizens Of Rocky Comfort, We
understand, have raised by privat,
contribution the sum Of sc, 900, to
clothe company-of mounted vol,,n-
teer gpn-men, for the defense of the
Confederate States and have sent an
agent to expend the same for that
purpose.
That's the right way--keep that
ball ll-moving. While We are proud 10
say that Caddo Parish, in the number
OF her volunteers, in the amount OF
her private contributions, and last but
not least in the recent public appro-
priation by her Police Jury, has no.
bly, done her share-yet the cause
should not languish. We should re-
member that our country, in its very
infancy, with resources as vet unde-
veloped, and, with scant exchequer.
is forced into enormous expenditures
to maintain snpon the battlefield its
newly asserted independence.
The northern papers boast their
advantages in the number of soldiers
and well established public credit
believing this same credit was, in the
main, established by e3actions in the
various taxations r,pen our section,
which the versatile ingenuity of Il
corrupt yankee government has de-
yised,-let us step forward, and show
them that we can sustain our govern
ment by voluntary contributor from
the same. source.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19
FOrtiiicatiOns Of the Southern
. States,

Subjoined (says the 'Windham
Journal, Greene Co. y. W is a list
Of Notifications, ken from Col. Tut
toms report made to Congress a few
years ago, giving the cost of each,
and the number of guns they several
iy mount:
WHERE LOCATED. COST. GUNS
Ft. McHenry, Bal
timore. $146,O00s "a
Ft. Carroll, Bal
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19
ASSOCIATIONS,
lIA S d n IC.
q iHREVEPORTLODGE of F

q SHREVEPORT LODGE of z.
~ and \. NJ. No ll5, meets
every Friday at u Z. NJ.
join W. JONES, W. NJ.
j. Il. Brownlee, Scc'y.
Mrercport Chnpter of r. 4. NJ. No. 10.
meets on the .2nd and 4th Monday of each
month, at Il PM j. C. MCWiLLIA,,s,
I. {. Waller, Recorder. II. p
Shrercport Conncu, II. and S. NJ No. 5
meets on the ist and Sd Saturday of each
Inonth,.st - p. NJ, EMMETT ID. CRAIG.
Henry ley, tecorder. T.'.G...M
20 Place of meeting, at the Masonic Hall
ontIcXGssstrcet, over Mayors office. no2l
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19

timore, 135.OOo a15t
Fl. Delaware, Del. Il
! river, Del, 539.O0O 151
Ft. Madison, An
napolis. Nd, $1,000 n
Fl. Severn, Mary.
land, 5000 ~
Ft. Washington,
=. Po:emac.river, M ,57aooo IS
Ft. Monroe, Old
Point Com, Va, 2.4OO, 900. 371
Ft. Calhoun, H..
r.. Norfolk, 1,66A.0OO. e24
Ft. Macon. Beau
fork. N. G: 100000 81
Ft. johnson, Will silA%
ton, N. c., 5000 10
Fl. Caswell, Oak
Island, NC. 571,l0Oo 81
Ft. Sumter,
Charleston, Sc, 677.O0o q 14e
Castle Pickney,
Char, Sc, $4,000 %
Ft. Meultris.
Char, s: G: $4,000 81
Ft. Pulaski, .Sa-
vannah, GA. $4,000 $50
TT jackson, Sa-
yanaah, Ga., $4,000 "a
Ft. Marion, ST.
Augustine, Fla, $1,000 .25
Ft. Taylor, Key
West, 1s5
Ft. Jefferson, Tor. aa
tugas, oqe
1T. Barancas, Pen-ss, .xy..s,s-asss-,ss sss.y
sacola, $4,000 IS
Ft. Pickens, Pen
sacola, 75o. 900 o,o
Redoubt, Pensa-
cola, 100 600 os
Ft. McRae, Pensa-
cola, 3s4,ooo 151
Ft. Morgan, No
bile, i,al2,o0o 1862
Ft: St. Philips m,,-
Miss: river $4,000 1874
Ft. jackson, Miss.
river, $4,000 $50
Ft.Pike, Rigolets,
louisiana; 472,0oo 40
Ft Macomb, Chef.
Men, La, 447,OOO 40
Ft. Livingston,
Bar, bay, La $4,000 50
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-19

See notice published elsewhere of
the Secretary pro tenn. Of the Shreve-
port Fire Co. No. l.