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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

The Central Committee Of Safety, appoint
ed by the Western Virginia Convention,
which met at Wheeling on Thursday, were
unanimously in favor Of calling eonven-
ton on the llth Of June, the delegates 70 be
elecsed on the 4th. The Committee are also
In favor of separation from the Eastern por-
sion OF the State, and if the Government
gives assurance Of its recognition, there is
no doubt new State will he formed. They
reuaire arms and ammunition, which We I'M
ders,abd .hs Government is about to supply,
The patriots Of Western Virginia are covering
themselves with glory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
eoed fer Parson BrowaIow.

Parsou Brownlow, of the Knoxville Ten
nessee) Wing, stil holds out nebly. In a
late number be says; t
'sThst all may understand us, we take oc-
oasion to say, free from all excitement that
to destroy our Office, or stop our windpipe, is
the only way in which we can be prevented
from denouncing secession, AMI advocating
the Union. There Is now but three Union
papers in Tennessee, as we consider and un-
less We are assassinated, or our office Is de-
stroyed, We shall soon have the honor oi
standing alone. And there we shall stand
neither the gates OF bell, nor the pressure Of
secession riots, being able to prevail against
our conviction of right"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

The Rom6vaI Of Capt. Mcdonald from the
JHrisdictiOn Of 81. LOaia.---Fh0 TFIals Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
AYEEs sJs s. AGgE 8 gtlIGgRG.
Hidsnate GIntoies.

We are enabled here 10 oEsr the community a
remedy NhiJhs while It cures theaboFai cen nlainta
with certainty Is still perfectly har1 - In any
Quantlfy, such remedy is invaluable 4 districts
where these e4AedRg disorders brsEail Tkla
! HCUR1" eXpels the mia5matic poison Of FEYKR kND
AGUE nom the system, aud prevents the dsgslos-
ment Of the disease, IL taken on the first aDprcfh
beet remedy 70 discovered for this Glass Of co
plaints but also . cheapest. The large quan.ifT
We supply for doll tr brings Il within he r1srh q
svery body and 4 bilious districta where EETlB
AND AGUKs preEatls avery body should have Il and
use Il Freely both Tor cure and Profession. gsat
superiority Of this remedy over any other dis
covered for the speedy and certHin cHrs Of Intsrfts
tents s that u contains no Qninins or mineral con-
aequentY u prOunces no Qulni1m or other iniurin
Effects whatever upon the constitution Tho ei'rf
b It are e e. healthy as q they had never bad th0
disease. ~ hN
Fever aud Aguo is not alone the eonsequencs Of
the miasmic poison A great variety q diaoraara
arise nom It's irritation among which hsura -
RaeansGtisn, GoNl Headache, Biind1o1s, lo5lifc1s
BGraeAe, CdlaTTh, Astila, PaDiiafioh, Plintl Asss
Bon, Of De pleea killa1t 1Ga - - BosuslI Oolis
which, HbBl ofiguAfiug II this cause, put on ths
fatsrstsf tpd, o. become periodical. This 90 OuRHf
eIFull the pei3en nom thu blood, and consequsnly
eures them al alike- II Il inyaluabls nrOtscio1
70 immigrants and PERSONS travelling temporarily
reading IN the Eal t5us districts. II 1sfan ocrS-
BOna-y or dal7 y hl posed 70 the injection, tt
VIII u e1ccrted from the system, and cannot acc1-
Hgnca C IS ereE mora EaiE7ahla afor -ucriu1 49,
cure, and tsW viii ever suffer nom lnteruli tents III
they aTat themselves Of the protectton. this rgoy
ahorta lEs 81 NfHH fsH Hsf ~
Prepared By Dr.. J. Q. AYER 4 Co, Loasn, lliir,.
l BOr Sale By StTong Armstrong, Ule4eiand-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

It has been proposed, in some quarters, and
the idea win very probably be adopted, says a
Washington correspondent to strike OF a
medal to be presented to every volunteer
who has entered into the servics Of the Gov
ernment to defend the Capital and ito sup
press rebellion, IN commsmoratiOn Of the pa
triotism and services OF our brave soldiers.
The whole army would be denominated, IN
der this arrangement q @Legien Of the
Union, and the medal aIIndedto would per-
petuate this honorable and appropfiAte title.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

PLEA OF HALIsE EEENY."-During the ses-
sion of the Circuit Court of Alabama, Judge
Shorter held that the plea of ''alien enemy
was sufficient to sustain a,motion for dismiss
al of all civil actions brought in the names
Of citizens Of non-seceded States. In eonse-
quence, a great many cases brought by
plaintiffs residing in those States were sum
rnarily disposed of.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

SAD RESULTS OF THE WAR-There are
two full nephews Of Gen. Scott, the comman-
der Of the Northern army, in the I'd Missis-
sippi Regiment stationed near this place
They are fine looking gentlemen and declare
their willingness TO meet their iIlustrious
kinsmAn in the feld.-LyHehbuEg PIgHidH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

From the Toledo Blade, toiwhieh the state
ments we're furnished by Secretary Earl, we
take the following as to the condition of the
Order as exhibited at the recent session of
the Grand Lodge at Lancaster, o.
The following is q brief exhibition of the
progress and working of the Order during
the year. viz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

The completeness Of the warlike arrange
nsats being made at various pOints-such as
he establishment Of additional camps Ofin-
struetioa, one in Peansylvania and the other
q Staten Island-indicstes that the Govern
Iasnt does not intend to be compelled to halt
e of tsks backward step after the campaign
Is actively begun. This is peculiarly Of
i sGSneNd Soottis tactics and dadds vastly to the
sneieney of his armies. The wisdom of such
a course will be more apparent as the war
progresses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
ROUsE s JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE b INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2ll Superior 81, (gp 5tess,)
MARBLE BLOCK.

Twenty Acres one Hile from CITY line-gOOd sandy
loan soil. Sl25 per acre.
Valuable GraLing Farm, In HillOGehhy-z3l acres
with House, Barn, orchard, &c. S35 per acre.
Fiity-stx Acres 8IEiles from GitF. S33 per acre.
Prospect Street, Brick Building for Store and
Dwelling, with lot. Slst0
| Hamilton Street, HOugs and Lot 81 !. .
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FoR sl1E OF ExcHI NeE.

FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
Wilson Avenue, House and 5 acres, with Fruit,
&c. Exchange for Rsrm. AZ r.Fa I
COlamerv IS acres, with orchard also house and
one acra, near CVanert on Plank koad- Axehango
for land near St Paul, MINI.
A Valuable Water Power, on the Ohio Canal 3
miles from City. exchange for City property.
Farm Of lsS acres Ia WiIioughby, good House,
Barn, orchard, &c. Viii sell the whole 100 aGreS
and take house and lot in the city in part pay
Five Houses ana Lot, west Of Eria street - Ruod
tenant propcrtytO exchange for land near the City
and pay G difference in cash.i ltaetI. 1l
. BcOTiIl AYenue-large tWO-BtorY house and large
lot, barn, &c. Exchange for land In parts balance
on long Tins. a. -.ar q
a handsome Country Residence, in saudusky, one
and half nj e rom the Railroad depot. A large,
handsome and well finished stone house, barn and
IS acres OF land, with rest variety OF choice fruit
20 toexchange tor improved propertysin this City.
Farm OF l2l Acres, on Piank Road, Il mites rom
City, large twostory Brick ouse, good Barns, and
Orchard, soil Eanoy loan and uuck-a superior
hfms wa iaks pay one half in hOuse and rev acres
near the city; balance on time.
kinsulAs street, tEo-stury House and Lot, To
exchange for farm and : few acres near the City.
Greenwood Street. tWO-st0ry House and Lot. To
Brick TsTefn Stand and 10Y aeres, on one Of the
principal Plank Roads, Y miles from the CITY; large
and convenient house and oxcellent land. To eK-
change In part for houss and lot, or isWAorss neaF
the city.
one hundred and sixty Acres LahG-lR Lsbsnon
county, Michigan. 81 per acre,
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Noble Womanl

We learn that in Nashville, Tenn, while
session banners wave from every ether
buildiug, both public and private one heroic
lady CArs. MeEwsn) has placed the Nation
a Flag on her house, and says she viii shoot
whoever attempts to tear down the glorious
oid Stars md Stripes. Let her name be en-
Fravea On the hearts Of all loyal AmericansI J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

The establishment of new military dis
trict to include the States of Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee, creates much excite
ment and CONSERVATION with the rebels. In
thisthey see the war brought home to their
very doors, a circumstance which should
cause them to pause and consider the cOnse-
quences of the insanecrusade in which they
have so rashly eagaged. "a ge4 = 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

The sspcrt shows that out of 36s Lodges that
hays been chartered, all but II are actively
engaged in the work for which they were es-
tsblished, and the order seems to be in a
prosperous condition throughout the State.
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53inaatiat
8rass foHnlIrn.

JAMES n. ODELL, BRASS
% E0UNDER AND MAEuFACTURER Of
Brass WorE OF every description, No. ed Union St
afsW DOOR from Superior street, Clevelsna Ohio a.
q prsDared 70 furnish all kinda Of Worf y11ea -
steam, Water or Gas, and all the yariouI article
used IN the Plumbing business. Beer Pumps Of an
kinda made and repaired. Bras Casting Done dasIV
andBFan RoEk Of sn kinds raDAirOds dsc8Rs
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sonlsrhlBs about vlrGinIa bonds.


The Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia North American tells this story:
conversed yesterday with an English
gentleman, resident of this country, who was
rendered, a short time ago, the command Of
one Of the New York volunteer regiments
He has just returned from Richmond, Vir-
ginis, having gone thither under the protec-
ton Of pass from Lord Lyons He reports
very determined state Of feeling at Rich
mond, though but little apparent excitement.
Defences are being rapidly thrown up about
the city and along the James river. The
Virginisns spoke to him with the most com
plete noncbalance of the depreciation of Vir-
ginie bonds, and said there was no doubt OF
The utter ssPiIdiatiOn, not only by Virginia,
but all the Southern States of all obligations
of this sort. They excuse it BY saying that
the bonds have changed hands with loss of
only three or fOur;per cent to individual hold
ers and that no great injury win be done to
those fiaally owning them, inasmuch as this
process Of depreciation viii go OF until they
have only nominal value. They put no
confidence in the reports OF the unanimity Of
Northern sentiment, or in the reported sub
scriptions in the Northern cities.
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~S
Tn Ornrcr Rrrrrrn Il

THE OLDEST BrCKEYR LrYNa.-A letter
from Lieut.. Riggs, of the Ohio Zouavea, now
stationed at Camp Mcclellan says q fifse /
have just shaken hands with the oldest
Buckeye living, a daughter of General
Harmer. Sic was born in the old Fors on
the Muskingum river. She told Us much
about the old General, and is still full of the
fire and martial yigor of the women of those
days. She greeted Us all with motherly
kindness, and exended to US cordial invita-
ton to call and see her at the old homestead,
the "Harmer Retreat" She is now over one
hundred years of age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

TWENTY-TOUR Nile RACE OVER THs UzIoE
OoURsH---On Tuesday there was a trotting
match for $4,000 on the Union Course, Lon 2
Island, between tne br. g. Batavia Colt en-
tered by D, Tallman, and br, g, Ragged Sail
Or entered hy the owner. The distance was
"a miles, and the time was l hour, 80 min-
utes and 30 seconds. The match was won
by the Batavia Colt There was a large
number Of persOns present and from the
start the winner had the call, at SIOO to $50.
It is said TO be the 6rst tWenty-four mile trot
on record.-R 2. Tines,
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1881 RAsTURAGEs 5;=1.5'.1'
Cleveland, Abrii 90 1881. . ?. 91o-'A. l''..

MOTGE.-THE 0REDTF oRs o.
IN the Volcano Iron Company are hereby hOtI-
ned 70 present their claims against said eompany to
ne q my once In Massilon, stark county Ohio, on
oE peore the hrst day OF October next foF allowances
]. By order of The Court of Common Pleas of said
SAL ysant{s OAlo. Iai lai.s Gk0. 3 ARsH, q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

-HsEse, Barn and 8 acres Land, On Euclid Plank
Road, y mile from termination Of Street B. r. sou
Lake stEset-kranno
Superior St &" s. .......,...-....-..--..... SOC.
Walnut St d" Z" ...--.-............--..-. l25. z
PittsburR St--Brick House, In good order. 100.
Hamilton ST., near Wood Brick House,. rs.
EatI l1gefra-aE ~ R0US6 & JENNINGS.
mayo Real Estate and ms Agents.
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0Wstfrs.
n IS. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
Ma POT 0Afe Holt 3 llllrbi'sl CELEBRATED

Wiz BE- RE0EI FED nlrLY
From 1l1 sat4blilhm11t N Ealtiaols-sr11 ID n
ca14 and warranted fr1ah end eco or no ElIa - y
Alro hsrIna icEfiF 5erlall f1rlrr E1fgter9
splee Oysters, alt serdi1lz ka1. oanstaniig =
hand
Baiiinore. Esw Yori. ana Pllucss n.s 81 4 >.
tsIl VII b rec8l7od daily ~ l1leesl
- CHkcEEas Tor EaIe By thc IarIII
Ho- 10 8Eptricr sflII1t r,I7-.. -
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8uarains. a'l--H

iDOARDING HOUSE--THE r
5tsns Chufcb'-ons Of the pleasanteSt locations
~ city-kaa been thoroughlT repaired, and 3 n08
thsir own rooms can Be acoommouatsd with larfT
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and siaTir
BoardsIE and Day Boardara wtn ind good nccommo-
dations on reasOqa1le tgrma. RsiaFonoes EfVen ~
required. lBobs-lsoGR90s hH, BURRITf.
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Iathis civ. Esy 20th, Mrs. NARY JOHNSON,
AGED Is years. wife Of Joseph johnson, painior and
grainer.
Funeral sfll take place from the residence, Union
sabbath school. Ohamplaln st., this Tuesday, Af-
{ rnoon at o'clock.
In this city, May goth, CAROLINE S, sMlTH,
consort Of Vim. y. smith, and daughter OF Bailey
Cobb, aRtd 33 years.
Funeral services tomorrow (Wednesdayl alter
noon 81 O'Clock, corner Of Wood and Lake Streets
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Md BUTLNE ARREsrED n ALExaEDR1A. =

-'-l d 1I1'- n lib p = aLIAAn IllIIA.-
The Alexandria Gazette Of Wednesday
says: aIti7
The notorious E. Z. Judson Ned ButlineI
came across the long bridge on Monday last
and upon eRdeavoring to engage the Virgins
pickets in conversation, was arrested aut
brought to this city. Upon learning the cir
cumstances Of the arrest, Col. Terrett ordered
the discharge of Judson, who was accord
ingly carried back to The bridge.
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~ FAKER 80

RAER- RARER OTSEERE
THEGEhEBRATED FAIR HA-
ii YEN Plant Oysters, being shs lsr7ast and dnast
Oysters caught a. this season % the year are r.
oeiFed daily By Express in cans and kegs, and f1F
sails only b. J. u. B A. s. GORaAM,
VoitG Ah va IN rrF- ~ superior afrest
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a&Iaats--gO Fmara.
a3feafffnFs.
sORoFuLA. OR KINGS EVIL,

4 - ls .Hr
SoRoFULA. OR KINGS EYII.
Is "A CONSTITUTIONAL Dis :
Il EASE, corruption Ol the blood, By uhieA thiu
huiq becomes VitistOd, weak, and poor. Being n
burst ogt - diseassi on any part d it. No oggln
rss nom its attacks, nor there ons Ehich Il ma3
cahsed by mercrrial disease to1r diving disordsTS
Of unheathy food, impure air, eth and hlIhy hab-
real Injection. 8 ts tS oi s R ses sS2
tary IN the constellation, descending ON paronts
indeedl it seems 70 Be the rod Of Him who says q
~ VISIT the iniquitiea a he hthen upon thsiE
Its elects oOn1snss hy Opposition from ths hIooa
q corrupt or uloeTons matter, which, IN ths lRngA
The glands EssIT kd ID t sar.sS sTs5tlo5 1
Or ores. This foul corruption Whieh genderI IN tlo
lou e51siitutions n6l otiS saiisF Ss ssioiaiosS
eomPiainss, but Lhsy have fAE less power e With
yast nt41e!a perish y disordsrs Ehish. aitAougA ;
al By this taint in the sysfeui M ost III TIE 90
sumption which decimates the human h1iiF haI -
and many destructive diseases OF he ii1sr, kiirl
brain, and, indeed, e All the organss ar5s non o.
One quarter Ct an our people ars scrofaIouI; thsn
pe1sons invaded By this lurkinq i1sscfisa, a1a
he sysisn ss mist afs ss . s bod 81 n
I've @sdisas and inygasats L b keathy iOed ~
Do ssziyss A YIE r S iisisl'sisasl .5sIs
COEP0UND ExTRACf OF SEAEAPAKLEL, az
the most eflectual remedy which the medical slll
onE tl1l.scl4 1sllle leE tlll
and fatal malay. 1t Is combined from tha E158t -
tive remedials that hare been dscoTszed for the
purgatOn Of this foul di1order non Dc blood a11
the resc1e Of the system from its destructive cons
Quenoe1. Hence iL should be emploTe4 for thee
Of not only ScrOfula but also those ether aecfonA
which ariss T0Ia it. sFtch be EHuPfIv8 - 3ltH
DIBKAsEe, 81. ANIHONE's FIRE, ROSE, or ERrsIF14
Las, PIMPLEs, PUsTULEs, BLOrCHEs, BLAuzs, anc
BoILsi IuAoRs, TKTTKR and SALT pEuEH, ScArn
HAD, RI1GNoRN. k4EUMA1IsH, 81. RzLIElC zlt1
AERcuRIAL DIsEAsEe, DRUPsT, DEsrEPsIA. DEllIa
ITK, and indeed, ALL OoMsLs ISEs aREIBLNa mon
YiIIATED on IMPURE HOOD The popular belis n
stmpurity Of the blood" i8 founded In truth, or
scrofula is degeneration Of the blood. The Bartc.
uier purpose and virtue Of this SaFaaparia IL pl-
Fiy and regsnerAte this vital fuid, without Wiki
sound health iI tmPosSible N Contaminated eonIi,
H4a a- 04 Won
YER'S A UE CURE.
FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
HsteTmitis1t FsDer, or Fever Gld Agls Re1Iis-
tent Fs0S, ChiH FsUeT, Dizab Agle, Ts-
FjodSeal Headache, o. Bilious Head- II ,
ache, and Bilious FeveTs, indeed
tor the iOhoIs eIass Of Dis-
eases originating IN b. .5
hGSy dsTalgenest
eGESed by tie
IHAus tIl Halgia za siu
s1-zIs1d 4Iuef 1-a -lt14sall
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OYSTERS 0K8EERa

1s7 UfHIEbSs OIb1hha
MANN & co.'s
TUSTLY CELEBRATED AND
% - BALFIM0RE OYsTERs, reiili
In Cans ald Kegs, warranted neeh ard ~ n1t1
ahels, and superior % any in the nlrkal, and Ara
- J.asA s G0RHAM, lril
81, -. iOi sUPzps8s sfnkEf, l
who ars the only Euthorized o1is ior thIaa aItY.
We are prsP4rsd 70 supPly eoul ~ dealsrl ia ~
quantitys and = any time, Ihele O5lfefs ~, M
- s Mr.. JosEPH r. Mann. 81
Whoso reputation 3 sllicieEt ggalEneas alons -
the good qualities Of the (ysterg- sNill uaEau1oa
then eeual IN giz5 70 lly Oyster put u1 q nlltI-
mor8, and are rUady % supply cur oouHtrT lIia1dl
cheaper than sFor. We also keep la1 lllt -
SHE'LL OYSTERS AND CLANS
l3y ths barrsl o. htIshsl. nanuihcIrreT1 e. aEeEy
kind q Crackers. sad q Hagayi aualityi uhleh
3 g.g 0 N = }. \. &.A;s 5goRHAAAsa.
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DREPARE FOR WAR I

lot OF COLTS and other Revolvors just received
and for nslu - n. .HATTERahHTiR.
mavs Gun Store ZOE superior street
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-11
BufchsrY of Jaclfson.

From Alexandria we have an authentic statement of the facts relative to Mr. Jack sons death His flag was visible from the W hite House, and Lincoln had expressed himself ind ignant at it. Ellsworth declared that he would bring 1t back to Lincoln feet
 Jackson had long determined to fight for his flag. He had arranged swivel to sweep the stairs. and had volcanic rifle, that would fife thirty times. If he had been aware oi their approach, he would have killed many; unfortunately he was asleep when Ellsworth broke in with his villains. Awakened by the noise, Jackson seized gun and rushed up stairs. The shooting took place at the top of his house
 Ellsworth had got the flag ana had it ii his arms. When he met Jackson, he ex- claimed, This Is my trophy!" Jackson cried, And here is mine!" and throwing up his gun shot him through the heart. The flag was covered with blood. Jack son was shot through the head by a soldier posted down stairs. He died without pain 'fhe soldiers mangled his dead body only
 Another accouut says: "Ellsworth asccn- ded to he reof of the Marshall House and secured the flag. Coming down with the flag wrapped around him, he met Mir Jackson, when Ellsworth remarked, Here I have got prize. - Jackson replied 'Yes, and here is anothef pfize'-at the same time lcveling bis double barrel sho gun and shooting Ellsworth dead on the spot. Jackson was speedily murtlerej | by the Zonaves The shot that killed hin pierced his brain.
 "Mrs. Jackson and her sister as we art informed, tool, possession of the flag, drew revolvers, ant dcfcd the Zouaves, who en 1 deavored to take 1t from them. The ladie. tore the flag into shreds, determining that il should not pass into the hands of Lincoln's | ruffans."
 Connected with this affair, we may pub | lish the following copy of card, whicl MT. Jackson had circulated to sdvertiza his business. Itshows tha spirit of the man: MARSHAL HOUSE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-11

ILLUSTRATION; PoLITIcAL.--Mr.L Lincoln's s attempt to carry the Border States to an abolition market reminds us of the trials of countryman of Michigan in getting sever- al things to market-related by the Detroit Free Press: A countryman, visiting the city yesterday, attemptedto carry two pigs under one arm, a coop full of chickens under the other, and quart of eggs in his coat tail pocket. The beginning of his trouble was to drop one of his diminutive porkers, which shot around the corner like greased lightning. He laid the coop on the other to hold it down, and started in pursuit, returning victorious 10 find his other pig released by the benevolent action of an old sow, who upset the coop and freed the pris- oner. lmplisohing the other in like manner he started in pursuit again, and in course of twenty minutes loomed up with piggy No. under his arm. By this time No. l had wigglcd out, and was gone again; when he was so enraged that he sat down on the eggs unawares and smashed them. Descrylng the truant tin a neighborln street he dashed after him, tumbled over | a gutter plate, and saw both of his porcine tormentors disappear under barn with Q 1 flirt of their short tails. Vending his way sorrowlully back to the coop, he arrived in time to see the last of his biddies disappear over q picket fence in the distance, released by the mischief ofsome malicious boys, that sat on the curbstone and asked him what he was looking for. When last seen he was using his best endeavors to trade the coop for a bottle of lemon pop. making the best of adverse circumstances. He may possi- ply save his "coop "-Maryland-but fhe does he will be willing to trade it when he finds he haslos the Border States with the South. Tennessee Boptisf.