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Charleston, April l3.

eoAuhS AIIil II.
Negotiations were completed last night.
Andeissn will evaeuate to morrow morning
ana embark on the war vessels now off the
harbOr '"e
Five OF Auderson's men were wounded
one 1t was thought mortally. After the
surrender, boat with ten men was sen,
ron the ship OF war outside to Morris
Island, requesting permission for the YES.
sci to enter and take on Anderson's com
mand 1t is reported that Anderson
surrendered because his quarters ard bar
OF reinforcements. Pe
Inc heet lay of thirty hours. and could
not or would not help him HE men were
Frustrated by over exertion. Exnlos;ons
neard al sumter were caused by she'll.
ignltlng. The barracks caught Ere three
Times from the hot shot from Msultrie.-
Everything in ruins but the casemsn,
many guns we're dismantled. The walls
S iDoK hke honeycOmb. Moultrie is badly
damaged, The houses on the Island are
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-16

Charleston. April H.
Interested dispatches disclose the fact
that Mr. Fox, who had been allowed to visit
MaJ'r Anderson on the pledge that his pur
p"se was pacihc' employed his opportunity
to devise plan for supplying the fort by
iUrce, ami that this plan had been adonted
by the Government at Washington. and
was in progress of execution.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-16
l. 7 WALKER,
Secretary Of War.

No, 10 Charleston, April II.
l.; +. WALKER, Secretary of Wharf.-The
would bot consent. | write to dav.
CEN BEAuRFGARD
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Id Shoes and printers' ink are now being
made Ia New Orleans, % they can procure no
more from the North also, saddles, haversacks
aId cartridge boxes
LII Hon J L. Or, OF South Carolina has
b"cu appointed member Of the Confederate
Congress. In the place OF Judge Withers, re-
signed
ID The British press speaks Of Mr. Adams, the
new American Minister, In very complimentary
manner.
" New Jersey gives six tsnts to each COM
p,ny II her tfoops-the most liberal allowance
made by any State.
VI Eight hundred Of the foreign population
Of AuklAnd, New Zealand, were bntchered by
the hostile natives In January last.
UF The schooner fremont sank in the river at
Cleveland, Ohio, on SUNDAY night, having IA DoO
Bushels OF wheat on board, which was insured.
ID Mrs J. C. Evarts died in Ciavesack, ".
:, last week from fright occasioned by the firing
Of gun.
ID rhe German population VI London 10 now
CO nputed at about 90 90
u The French Government have Id iron
plated ship now on the stocks
U The British squadron In American waters
Will consist Of % vessels
~ "a SOS slaves were sscssszSuiiy landed In
cnss the past yssr.
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THE FEAST OF DoUsHsurs-The ladies of
Augusta, Me, one day last week distributed over
MY bushels douzhnuts to the Third Volunteer
Regiment of Maine A Procession Of ladies'
headed b. music, passed between double lines Of
troops, who pfes~n ted arms, and were afterwards
drawn up IN hollow square to receive the well
come dong inatfon- Never before wzs seen such
an aggregate Of doughnut si ace the world began
The circumambient air wSs redolent Of doug b.
nuts. Every breeze sighed doughnuts-every-
body talked Of doughnuts The display Of dough-
nuts oeggard descri iption. There was the molas-
SIS doug hnut and the sugar doughnut-the long
doug hnut and the short doughnut-the round
doug hnut and the square doug hnut-the rectany 2
ular doughDut and triangular doug haut-the
single twisted dougbnut and the double twisted
doug ghnut-the light riz' doughnut and the hard
kneadtd doughnut the straigh ht solid doug hnut
and the circular doughnut, with hole In the
centre. They Were dougbnuts Of all imaginary
emPhatically feast Of doug hnuts, IL not fow OF
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL

WASHINGTON LOCK- HOSPITAL.
nR. SHU NAN has, after an experispoe of ten
~ Years, est2h she'd the above refuge from
suackery, self Rbea "a IIuian or German ioct, "a,
and PsetendeTs Of vitcRcraf and imp0star, N GEN
oral
This is tho only place where . sure and rrood,
cure can De obtained IN the world for eli nnproper
snd evil habIts, gonorrha, geet, seminal weak
ness, syphilis, primary secondary. and rertiar5
orEanlc weakness. pains IN tho loins, etrictuyea
general debility, pTostrstion, EeryUu ness, rest
Nights, Pc ptatlor OF the heart ringing IN tho 90
loss OF me Tnory, confusion, melancholy, affections
OF the head, throat, no7a, .rd skin, aad 81 those
peculiar disorders arElug from the indisoretioa Of
IOuSh, rendering them anht for either bUsiness,
study, Scclcty, or marriage.
Dr. !. bas the greatest remedies in the Known
world for dIGe.eSs Of TIE blood. fcaerrhts gl-ei
shIotnIes, phIlhE, sen,nsl weakness, self abrse
&c Ihere 10 no case IN s.iicR they II 70 cure IN
ffom TO dsyE.
Victims OF these hoTribs complaints, who vou,d
vIsh to be v.lustie men and ornaments Ia soclety
should embrace the earliest CppoituuIty for relief
DIR. Shumin has n,.de the Gsst comp etc arrange
ments for the comfort Of his patlents who oome
from distance. They will be furnished with the
most pleasant end agreeable quarter, neoss sary
Diet and made IS comfortable as they would be 81
first GLASS hotel at less than half the cost.
Do not forget the name and pnmber. DIR. Shu
name ofioe ia on the corner of Sixth street aud
Pennsylvanla avenue, Clarendon Hotel opposite
the National Hotel, Washington ID G..
Persons At q distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. Once hours, A. NJ. to 10 r. M,
Various parties have been entlced rom rly in
stltutlOl by certain svIndlevs bsok et:sets IN
this city, who will IL Till the DAY of their death
word o the vs- Is sufficient. apelv
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pENSION OFFICE, JUNE 9TH, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY cOwcFRN

Application havlng been ms1e under tse act of
go June 1859, Tor the reissue OF the Land War
Lants @ described herein, which are aleged 20 nave
iost OF destroyeS notice is hereby given that
o. eIo uato ioiioWinB tho de. Ption eaoh War
rant now Certificate, of like tenor viii be II is-
SUED II no wand objection shall then appear
NO. - rZIz for 100 aoree issued to r ben Love
And on the 18th October, 1855, under IL aot of
Sd Mdr,h- loEe IL osL, loci. " -
NO Iy674, lOr 30 acres, Issnnd undar tba m, . 4
March 81, 1855, In the nape of William Taylor,
and granted on the 18th day Of Marcr, 1a56.-Au
gust 7, 1881
Nc. 81 685, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March, 1855, In the name OF SutagDa Hubbard
widow of John Hubbard, deceased. and granted
on the 18Th M day cf June, ls56.-August 81, 1851.
NJ. 5llo, for lGD acres, Issued under aot of 647
to Augu ,tus Ingram, private Of Captain Murray 8
company, SECOND REGIMENT of Tennessee lnfsn-
uy-Sep 'smbeT 9th, 1861
no. 46 745, for l2n acres, issued under the aot Of
March, 1855, In the name of Jacob Gulick, q.
granted on the Ath day of January, ls5S.-sePtem-
No So 6O2, for co acres, issued under the act OF
SeptNmbef 1850, IN the name of Elizabeth Wels
widow o. Daniel Wells, and granted on the Nth
day Of Septsn ber, 1854 -Septemhe- 2a, 1861.
No As Slb. for l6G aor issued nnder the act OF
March; 8S5, In the name of Alexander Orme, aud
granted on the 18th Gay of October, 1885 -SepIem-
ber 20, 1861.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
eo-lav Commissioner.
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A CHANGE OF COMPLETION "A servant girl.
residing with q family In W altbam street, waa
make he victim OF cruelty on w ednesday las,
by female companion, who gave her prepara
ton which she said would remove freckles from
the face. Tie girl was going TO party on w ed
nesday evening, and being naturally anxious a.
appear az beconingly as possible, applied the
preparation which had been given Ler 70 her face;
but, 10 her no rOr, In short time the skin Of her
face turnfd black, and no amount Of washing
and securing would restore II 10 Its original color
and the loud lamentations Of the girl were heard
over the whole neighborheod. The preparation
was found 10 be nitrate Of silver, and we believe
that time only can eradicate 10 from the skin
B1uOn Cougisy
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For the Army.
Farr's Celebrated Patent American
q a nH

CONTAI~ING
TABLE, SEATS, COOKING AND TABLE
FURNITURE
For MEss OF Four,
W"h other Useful Articles for Camp Comfort,
All combined In q chest 81 inches long, 9 wide, and
10 deep, and veig ghing only ~ pousds,
now on ex lhition at the
FURNISHING WARERooNs OF
JAMES c. MCGUIRE Il CO.,
jy26t Corner of Tenth st. and Pa. avenue.
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EcLsan's Volcanic Oil Lininent,


fss sniy safe and certain fer CsncsYs vI,,. -
aess. nssiinxs and ErsaehiIs Csitrs
rslTia Vsafnsss Of TIE NEselss ChrsCc or
khsuuausm, sasnss, sf he Jsb Csniract.d F1.c,s E,
sEamsns EdTaeht or rsshseks Brsis.s SpraiD, Fr,.h
f-1f'F t,h9,, Jun-s -Ss hs 10 a mmstoU or
pain ne difsrsncs hsy lsna
have sKistsd, hCkEAHB CELEsRATED LINiMENT 10
q ssri.n remedy.
ThssssDis 81 hsnsn b.inEs savs sssn 's eIs
sIsYSds aid Eis.Ty sy lee o. this remedy
hcL EAFS VOLCANIC OIL LINTMENT
VIII t'hsTs Psin sinssi iinttantSnssEsy and viii o,sb,
PsEfJ and heal ths fssls.I incrsdts short ,
FOX HORSES AND OTRER ANIMALS
hcLEAHs CELEBRATED LIeJIiIENT "a th. onI "a r.
1n4 reiisels rsmssy fer Of Spawn,
sEl'ni Unnatural LsmPt, hO1.s sSsllL e.
Il never sisd 10 Big Head, PsLs.il, gitr!a u
Gsuning ss-ss, or BsstAy, IL properly Epphsd Fer
sFran, prsi,ss, Ecratchss CRACKED Heals Cds.s sadd
Cssr 0sE CIts, ssrsi, Nsznds il is an tofallis
rsmsdy Apply 1. az drsessd and ,V.Ty
instance.
Th.n rfs lsas.r ii. many v.rtsl.r, Lini,sp,
s6sTsc sysn- CetsIn sspFl- Of DE. mCkEANr CELE-
kk3E Nd klaHkhf !: viii cure ysE.
J. N. MCLEAN, asls frsPristsr,
Cs,nsT Tnird and Pine sts., D. lexis, Hs
IsAkkL5 kfOrf, 90 Pa. sva ssls agent 10 wsshln nj
- ~ y tIsfEk es-Esstsrs ssa-Dkvlv
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TVHE ALL-sUFFIOIENT THREE.

ALL
TRIEsEMAR,I,as spd s-Protectsd By Ro,si
Letters Pstent of England, and SECURED bT the
Seals Of the Ecole de PEsTmscIe de Pans, AID the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Nleunk-
No. / Is Invslu.tle fer exhaustion End nGtoyrhea,
and al phyaical disabilities.
Nc. completely sTsdicese, sll traces OF those
diseases that have been hitherto treated hT The lsg
seous and perniciHus use Of copsivE and ouhe5s.
No. has entirely sutpikntod :ae EsiOGs ESe 81
mercury. thereby ineurlnE u the EuneIor sreeyy
reiet. dlsperslng all inquiries, and roofing on
the venom OF disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. l,s snd :, are prer,-ad y
the form of lozenge, devoid Of taste and Esnel'
and be carried 10 the walsScOat pCck9s. fOle
IN tn cases, and divided into BepEIAt cose es 80
mlnistered by epeau, Iellemand, Roux. Rloord
go. Price SS esoh, or four cases for o., which
saves IS; and In y cases, vhereOE there 70 sav
ing of 81. 10 be LAD, wholesale and retail, Of DR.
BARLOW, oi lS4 Bleecker street, New York,
Immediately on receiving remittance, DI. Barrov
will forward the IElesemar 10 any paIt OF the youo'
gtruetious OF ti8 writer.
The RooE, of q Others, that should be reed By
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is "HUman Frnilty, or PhyslooEIoas Researches.
lt is beautifully illustrated, and treats r"lnutey Of
n. the symp oms that IHvsuaky develop them
selves, sooner or later, resulting from the freites
and viuatinE habits Of eerlr youth, IneapecitatnG
the vlotim from amazing the huiuOn Of the matr
monlal state, and If nos chso(ed IL time, defener-
sting oil the functions OF mshhood, snd hrintnf
hln steR oJ steE g hnse.int sno nntrne., oefth;
doors belov MaodOugal. New YORK. Price -
oepts. Sent free every where.
ingtnn. ID G. ce p 6m
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT.
- AT POINT LOoK-Our, MARYLAND.

- AT POINT LooK-OuT, MARYLAND.
This oe ebratst Bathing Place. situated at the
JUNCTION of the Potomac River with the a n
Sndssl HndssaReass Bay will be opened BY the YA
very best style, for q persons who i1ay wish :
SAFE and quiet retreat, where they oan have TIE
OF the best salt water bat. ing and eDjoy the
dellcacles Of the wster. suoh Fish of ali Kinds.
oysters, Crabs, DO
Every description Of fishing tackle will be kent
lot tne aecommud alton IF guests.
hne livery stab kept on the farm
hlsp, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
al other amusements usually found at suob plaoes
The table will be supplied daily with fresh ve1e"
nOies from the garden on the promises and from
thr baltimore and Washing ton markets
at the Bar " e'' oe ioanu
Board, 80 PER day; ono week, sl2; second week.
arS iqnr weeks for SS5; children and cOlored ser,
.r The steamer st. Nicholas leaves wsshinyton
% auesnaS AZ m and baltimore on Friday at D.
IN ne nall past o'clock p. Ih. train from Wa III
legion VIII connect at Baltimore with the boats,
Teaching Point Look kout daily ; also, n tr weekly
s'as from Wash.ngtnn. By wsy Of Leonardtown
w..hieh q. ess the pr"prletors, at Point Lookout,
w hshnston. T., or Alexandria, Va.
m 81 hEFLEBOWER q co Prop'rs,
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MOSQUITO Bars sCosrrasAsp.-Am merchant Of
this place recently purchased loSof mnsquito
bars In Louisville, but the delertabie Collector
there, Cotton, refused to permit their traDsporta-
tisn over the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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WASHINGTON
w PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL

This Institution, whie h is under the control and
direction OF Sisters of Charity, experienced i'm
nursing and hospital manag sment, is now open to
the pubic It's located sho distance southeast
Ii sne aPitol and Immediately opposite thu we'll
Known Known arroll mansion, on Second street east.
tnn. pu. are spacious, and, with the alte
poses. The gIoands ex ensivs and well laid
OUT, ana tastefuliy ornamenied with choice fruit
al9 shade trees, everg reens, and Towering shruis
tIov!dence Hospital ls admirably sui ed to pa
ae'ls Wlsn' ng 20 avail themselves of the advan-
aees OF no pital and yet enjoy all the com orts
@ a,io 9 alet oI PR ae house. All persons suffer
ing ON Casualties or nOn-sontsgiou diseases re-
curing surgical or medical treatment will be ad-
nlttri upon complying with the Regulations and
conditions of the Institution. ~
, Patl@nts Will be recai I'd in the wards a, four
aoars per week, or by a .angement can have prI-
vs.e rooms on reasonable terms. Thy will re-
celve the care and attention T. cir oases NAV re-
2ulre from DIR. J. NJ ToNsR, the Physlcian and
SuIgeon IN charge of the house, exot pit when pa
rent prefers to employ his own physici an It is
cesig neu to give all the members Of the medical
PROFESSION "a the District an eQua Ity of prIv eges
IN TINS INSTITUTION, and every physician who NAV
nave case ~ ii nav rest assured that his pa lent
VII ee carefully nursed and his medical directions
faithfully executed, ia Io-eoJrn
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEz
~ Or GAS mETERS

,,-, WAsHINeTo ToN, July ID, 1850.
,NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TEst, srree
soy 20 the provisions of the ordinance of the Cor
loTadon approved May Il. laso, the undersigned 10
nov prepared, vheneyer REQUIRED in writing and
ol pro payment of tho fee of fifty cents to inspect
exantne test provo, and ascertain the accurscy o,
o. sny gas meter in use in this city"
Evsly meter, found incorrect, viii be condemned
and smother, sealed and ma ked "a true will he
SCI SET IN ~. sIace II proved to DO scou-.te in its
Sment Of gas will be ceA.Jd acco -uIGzlJ
Ot1cs No. s10 Seventh street, (nesr Odd Fel
-'"' HHni2 .SFen tTow IN S,TS,;s p M, Arm,
B lS-u Inspector and Sealer of 6as M sters
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DENTISTRY,

M TEETH
~. ~. LOOMS, VI. d., the inventor and D. .tentee
oIths NlNERAL PLATE TEETH, a-
Nnes personally At his Office in this oity *
MANY persons can wear these teeth who <OIp
cannot wear others, and no person can wear Others
VINO cannot wear these.
persons ling at my ONCE can be accommodated
WIN any style and price Of Teeth they nav JSsrre:
ou 20 those who are particular and wish the purest
cIeanest, strongest and most perfect dapture thsf
AZ can produce, the MINERAL PLATTE will he
more tully warranted, - -
., Rooms IN this oIty-No 33s Pa avenue, ,Js,ve,,
PhIs. "eo'' 4 ~ ,s s,S .s
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United STATES MILITARY ROUTE,


WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON a. Is aua7 7Is. m
ara W ana IS p m. arriving at Baltimore at $50
aLi 80 q m. aD> 4.G5 ana 7SG d. m
LEAVE BALTlMOREa i2I and % a. m And
S1 and5 m arriving at WashinztO at 6. 10 a nd
lO.lo q. ia. and Is and - o. m
PASSENGER Tfains leaving Washington at 7 10 a.
IN. aad % p m, and Baltimore AZ 8 20 a m and s
Junction. " " ~
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lnston 81 6Sl q. IN. aGd Is D. m.
Passenger Trains leaving w sshiug ton at Hand
.;l9 q. m AND 81 p; m. make direct connexions at
baiuHore Tor PhiladsIphia. New York, Boston,
And al other points North
All articles of freight (not oontraband of varl
vii Vii DC DC s over the line, TQRGaSa T1sigs
IN" by ofusr OF the secret.r, of War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
m 10 General Manager,
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GUNEOAfS FOR The IVES TERN RIVERS.
QUARTERMAsrRR GRrRRAL's OFFrCR. I
Wo 'htHst0H, June II, 1861.
PROPOSALS are invited constructing Gun
boats upon the Western rvars
SPECIFICATIONS will be immediately prepared and
may be examined at the heQusrteImasters Ofhoe at
ClpoirnatI, Pit sbu rgh, and at this office.
Proposals from boat bull era and engine build
g. alone will be considered.
ans submitted by bidders will be taken into
consideration Nj G. MEI6S,
joIs Qusrtsrm.stsr General United States.
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IT s. MILITARY ROUTE.
- SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trains Will leave the Depot ST
40 .. IN: and 81 p. for Phladel phia aud New
York Trains WI arrive at IL s. IN. and 5 IS o. NJ
THOMAS "a. SCOTT. Gen1 Manager.
ma 10 tChron, Intel. and Repub.l
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T. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
he Postmaster 6eneral having ordered the
mali service between Washngtoa, n1as
Baltimore, and Old Point For rsss EsStEs
MonrosD To ba resumed, on and sesr esrnss&ss<fss<zas
Monday, the % b instant the Bsy Line OF st amer.
vail ls1 Ba timGre EVERY DAY lsxoept Sun
GAY rom thelI wharf foot OF mon D'ok, st ~
the Washington Train. which leaves WashingtCn
At 21l O'Clock p. m.
m Sl-tf M N FAI,IS Pres,t
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OFFICERS, PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea-
~ men who were on board OF any u. 9. ships al
the capture of any SLAYER nave their claims for
BogntJ and Head Monsy promptly attended 20 by
"ashirvton. " a. IN le-tf
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY r.
l. EidRICH. st the corner of Penn A
averus and Eleventh street, has been SEXAS
greater inducements for the patronage of ciIi7ens
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
for permanent or transient boaTders unexception-
able The bar and reetauTo ant ARRANGEMENTS of tho
European Hotsl have already become very eopu
leI. being all that can be desired by the Eost as
hdious. The proprietor pledges unren,issd atten-
ton and continued liberal penditures TO give sat
isfsction to ALL and thus rcnevs hls inv. stiop tr
sll to give the European Hotel q cali. de 4-t
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7 Ow-PRICED CARPETIN6S.

L.
Just reoeved and for sale 1T the old stard of Ia
gett DodBOn, No. Market Space q fresh suppl '
Of super INGRAlN CARPETlNGS, which Will
be sold astollsGingiy low
EIceIent al wool Double Ingram, at 62K cents
worth 87h cents.
Ditto at 50 cents, worth IS Ditto at S75S worth So
Also, q full stock of Shades ard Materials for
Shades; Mosquito Nets, PIcture Cords, &c.
JAMES B DODSON,
10 Ii 6O5t No,4 Market Spane.
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d = AND MANTILLAs.
We are olos,ng ont our stock at gIest saorihoes
for cash. to which We ask the special attention Of
purchasers. ]. w. COLLEY q CO,
jeAS s23 Seventh street, shove Pa. sv.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

\ FAcT.-The leading secessiOnists arc
confined to no single party, as is alleged
by the Republicans and their allies. Davis
and Stephens, TOOmbs and johnson, Bell
and Conrad, the representatives Of the
Breckenridge, Douglas and Union parties,
are all rank sccessiOnists. The Presiden.
tial nominee Of the Union party and the
Vice Presidential nominee Of the Douglas
party, arc active and irrcconcilablc seces.
sionists. Conrad, Of Louisiana, Mr.. Fill
mOre's Secretary Of War. is . member Of
the secession Cabinet. Alex. Stephens,
Douglas right bower, is Vice President
of tho Southern COnfcderacy. Dickin-
son, Pcarcc, Cass and Butler. all promin.
ent and influential " Breckinridgcrs," are
acting in concert with Lincoln. How IN.
just and untrue, therefore, to call Demo.
Gratis SecessioniRts.
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CON HILL, Nav u, 1861.

CON HILL, May "a, 1861.
NEnaRa. Eblf0As: wish To- send Won . cur
reA secouat Of The disgraeeful proceedings, At
GlsIs place, 90 the night Of the llIh Of May, by
basd Of bIsskguardS. The Democrats If
Gold mn Issued call fOra meeiinRUf the citi-
Eens 60 organize Union Club. All those oP-
POsed to the present war policy 81 the RrPub-
Iicau party we're respectfully invited I" attend
and participate in the proceedings Of the meet
ing, and n"ne elae. The object II the meeting
was plainly stated 10 the call, II which Send
you e copy, signed By twenty-five Of the most
prominent Democratic citizens ~ this town.
After the meeting wss duly organized, to the
surprise 0T the Democrats present band IT
rufFians. the ouieasis Of society. the fragments
1t drczyrd and decaying parties. destitute of
principle and devoid II character, together with
other WORTHLESS, cnwded in and attempted u
-t~&e part 10 the proceedings ~ the meeting.
They assembled for the express purpose Of
brrskinE il mp. but they had mt the courage 10
try IL; yet they annoyed il considerably and
repeatedly interrupted Mr.. L'OfbOurro~ while
speaking. There will be another meeting IN
next Saturday evening, Whea the Democracy
- IIl be prepared iOr their enemies.
After eur meeting sdimrnrd this molly crowd
organized and elected u. r. Riiehey 10 the
Chair. He 10 sn answering Democrat Of the
'' Sluas 4 Hume schoOl" He says he Was a
D0uglaHite last fall. but scratched the names If
al "Who had any torD;g" UUI in mir o''M'. "
declaring. NJ the ASmg time. that e be wuufd
rather support big Niger for office than an
adopted iIilen. ~ one Tho had any foreign
blood IN him. or course lie is a EniunluAer.
= Niger w"Shiper and hAtrr "i adopted cii.
zens. s. 4. PennwelI Mns elected Secretary.
lie is . rank AboliIiOnist Of the Gidding>
sch@I.
noticed among these CniOn. savers n mum.
bs-r Of aliens. Who have been in the tnilrd
States come fourteen or fifteen wears. and have
never yet bec,Ine citizens. They b''ast that
e they once awore allegiance to the Cruwn II
Great Britain. and they cannot, n"r will they.
v'''lsie TINT obligation therefore they won I
bec0mo citizens Of this Government" They
are anxious fnr . war between the North aud
the S"uth but should fureIgn foe invade our
sOil, "rPeeiaHy TIER 0~" c,unfrym~. where
would We find M'.< 'Vy,ct1 Of the B'Ifi'b
Crwrn4 In tie rdMEs of their canf,yp"n,
S"r'ly.s
The insolenee Oftheae fellows il odious. Why,
sirs. they want to dictate to ~. INV, MessrS.
Edit"Fs, this meeting. its friends claim, Was n
COiOn meeting, held BY lAw-abIdInK eIIizens
yet sOInr Of these lsw-AbIding fellows urge The
Pe"PIe to meet in mobs aud prUcrrd to Placer
Vile f"r the PurI"'se II Destroying the Office Of
the NOrSTAIH DEn0caAT: Or such law.a5idIng
citizens MAS this Cnion meeting composed.
More anon. MOY AMENSING.