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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

GREAT BARGAINS! !!
 Great Bargains! 60 rEE A III D S F. F.. 7 5 HAVE just removed into the new s and elegant Brick Store just completed, first door below Feld X Dolley, where the public can have an opportunity of buying goods at secession prices
 am determined to sell, and all persons wishing BARGAINS would do well to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere 1 have now on hand
 B brls Moasses;
 40 [" extra Flour; Bacon, Coffee, Lard, Corn, Corn Meal, Sugar, assorted qualities, Salt Iron, Nails, and other ar cles too numerous to mention in the Grocery line. Also, q splendid assortment of
 c T. o T Fl I N G, consisting in part of
 Fine French Cloth Coats, extra quality;
 '' Doe Skin Cass Pants, asstd colors;
 Dress DeEte Pants;
 Marine Coats;
 Alpacca do;
 Linen Goats, asst'd qualities;
 Linen Pants, do
 Cottonade Pants do
 White Linen Bosom Shirts;
 Plated and Rufle do
 Calico and Hickory Shirtst
 Marine Undershirts;
 Thread do
 White Marseils vestsj
 Figured do do ~
 Black Satin Vests, ass.'d qualitesI Figured Silk |" ALSO--a general assortment of DTx GOODS. such az are usually kept. have also on hand A snlnnd;J ossort,oont of
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13


 POSED oF ENTIRE NEW BOATS THIS
 SEASON, TO-WIT: IZETTA, Wm. WINDSOR, Captain. CHESTER ASHLEY, REESE PRircHARD, Captain LITTLE ROCK, JENEs BEowN, Captain. FREDERIC NOTREBE, R. L. HAYNES, Captain. THE ABOVE BOATS have now entered \ the Memphis and Little Rock Mail Trade permanently They are n0o and first class passeil. ger boats, built expressly for the trade, and are equipped and furnished in superb manner.
 Their days for leaving Little Rock are SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at l0 ?. M., and leave Pine Bluff for Memphis on MONDAYS, TnURspAys and SATURDAYS at , o'clock. F. M., CONNECTING at Napoleon with Regular Packets for NEw ORLEANS, and at MEMPHIS with Regular Mall Packets for CAno, ST. Lotus, LOUISVILLE and CIYcINNArI, and with Railroads for all points North. East and " est. Small boats are running in connection with this line from Little Rock to Fort Smith, Van Euren, Ozark, Dartianelle and all points intermediate. For further information apply on board the boats or to JOHN D. ADAMS, Propriet9r,
 or GEO. 5. MORRISON, Agent March !, loGl daily
 Gazette copy and take out old adv.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
DIR. PETER RRUGMAN, RESIDENT DENTIST,

RESIDENT DENTIST,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANS4S. ALL OPERATIONS pertaining to his "A Profession performed in the most skill.ui manner
 Drcuyed 7teh plugged so as to preserve them for life.
 Artificial Teeth inserted, from one to an entire set so as to all tie purposes of mastication, and in appearance perfectly natural.
 0J7 OGce at lis Drug Stors on Wain Sreft. Jan. Jtl. lSG0-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
NEW FOUNDRY AT LITTLE ROCE
 ARKANSAS
4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITJ

\ FIN D A-5CEtI MIN Ot UNI IT . NJ For sale--consistng of Bureaus, le--z%==---zr>. ng nsaSfla.' G4..c. o Whnlnots ao; cribt cac eic.
 Tine subscriber is prepared to make all articles of Furniture in a superorstyle; andrepairing will also be neatly and prom tly done
 Also, Coffin making and undertaking 6.5sasl2attended to at the shortest notice Ware-room on Markham st., on the corner below the Presbvterian church. FRANCIS DIFFER. E.h Ol ,nN-Ir
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
Wagon Making and Black-smithing

< ' EM BRENNAN Has sfeza, q A EI established himself on the III S RIVER BANK, opposite the ferry land ing, where he is prepared to make and repair Wagons, and other Vehicles short notice, and in q substantial and neat manner
 He will also do all kinds of
 BLA SM HING, in the best and most approved manner. Give him q call. Sept Is, '6O-ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
PrOcl01RQfiOy2

pFOcj01}Gtt01. DIET KNOWN by al srckly, weak aud debiliiae1 j persons that Mci.EANlS STRENGTHENING COR DIAL is the only remedy that wIl strengthen and avigo rate the system and all impurities in the Blood It is very pleasant To take.
 in it is combined the properties of foNIc, DIURErIc and hLTERATyE.
 IL w cure any disease of tle stomaeh Liver or Bowels, such
 Diarhaa, Biousness, Dyspepsia Indigestion fIeaaaete e Intermittent FeVefs Sour foIaeh ivef CoTPant V eah ness or Debility, Pain in the Storach Bowels, CostNe- ness Night Fevers Yeiiowuess of the Skin4 ee. When taken, neuraiizes and removes any morbid so creuns in the Stomach, and stsengen the Digestive Or gans. , Badders Lnuary Oigaus and ateFatlye t pnhes md creates healthy circulation O. blood, removing all sores, boiis, pimples or b.oehes from the skin. Trv il, and be convinced of its wonderful inv goratms properties For CHILDREN, who pUny, weak and siekly, 'se parents give them teapoonal of tns CoRD AL daily.
 II ? See Circular.
 N'7 J. il. MCLEAN Sole Proprieto- of this Cordial.
 Also, McLeans Volcanic Oil Linimeat UT Principal Depot, the of TkiId and Pine streets, &. Louis, Mo.
 Dr. j. J. McALMuNT, Agent al Little Rock, and Dr. E l. McALMUNf, Pine BIua, Ark.
 Feb 7, lcGl. Gm
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nr. JAMES HARPER.

Y:AyING located five miles below B Little Rock, North of RiverJ respectfully offers his professional services to the citizens ot the vicinity Residence at Col. L. L lAomson'S'
 Oct 2D, IS60. ly*
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

<7 WHOLESALE 2 RETAIL m= @s7X DRUG STORE. The subscriber t@1I.e.ssesssyf having given up the practice oi Ny medicine, will give his personal aJ- E=Y tcnt.on to the Drug business. He IS
 constantly receiving fresh and in SLI-sExS sDecied medicines of all kinds. Also
 Ferlulaery, Chemicals and Fancy .~ticles: Window Clas. and Glassware: Patent Medicines of all kinds--zucn as lay!og's B3isam of Liver wort, Hastilg's compound syrup of Nap ther and Pcpsin all of Dr Jayne's and Coms5ock5' nrepalations, Swaln's and Indian Panaceas, Dali Eg'5 Pain Extractor, Molfatt's Bitters and Pills, Bartholomew Pin. EXpectorant, Wistag's Ba'sani of Wild Cherry, Townsend's, Sands, Carpenter :, Comstocl's and Bull's SarsapArila; Fahnestock's s Kl0mstock's, Smith's and Dead Shot Neimiid5es; Os, Paints, Yarnishes and Dye StuGs
 All goods purchased at this store are warranted of the best quality, and will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
 G- Physicians can have their rescgipions accu- ratey conponded. R. L. DODGE, N D. Little Rock, Feb 23 '59-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

A BARGAIN rTHE undersigned each having strong | desire to serve their country in the ' tented field" desire to dispose of their stock of Goods and business place on the landing at Littlc Rock. The most favorable terms are offered, and any per son or persons desirous of engaging in the mercan- tile and general receiving and forwarding business' could not do better than invest in this concern.- For full narticuars and further information apply to
 BURGEVIN X FIELD,
 May g, 1861. At Steamboat Landing. Cazptte
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

,o,ru :, u,uRr1I ED c. JORDAN. FARRELL. & JORDAN. Attorneys at Law, Little Rock. Ark. Office on Markham street
 Feb 2l 1861. ly
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On COusignmeut,

On Consignment, AO BRLS. Irish Potatoes, 20 cases of fO Cheese, at cost and carriage for the cash only by BURGEVlN & FIELD. March l4
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

In reply to frequent inQuiries--I would say, that am now prepared travel to any part of the state, and Will go prepared to do everything in the inc fl my profession ln the neatest possible manner. Per sons wishing my services viii please drop ne q line to that eec., a> shall not have time t co exceut where have calls, and will only charge the regular Memphis and eastern prices same as l charge in my office. N. CASE, Dentist.
 Little Rock, Ark Feb g '59-ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
1AmEs TJNNAH, Marble Dealer

JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Dealer sSETA Little Rock, Ark.--willconstantl Keep SE1MigS on hand a full assortment of Italian and ESfHIiRI American marble, and will furnish monu- Eiet1fs' n,ante. Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs ot uNy K every description on the mostreasonabie sEaaSss terms terms and in good style. He will also sse3---S make bureau tops, table tops, and do A'--~1-;d i-;nd nf work in his line. His yard IS on every k'ilu oi Feb g 59.
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Tai5te Rock Directory.

DENTAL NOTICE-Dr. Il. N. ssSs--S CASE, office new building, opposite the 0LLrIP Gazette office, where he is prepared to operate in every branch of his profession. Artificial teeth with artificial guIs from one to full set inserted so as to look perfectly natural All fun sets inserted on the suction, atmospheric pressure principle, Ice! perfectly natural and easy in the mouth, and answers ail the legitimate uses of natural seeth.
 Teeth, If taken in time, can be plugged so as to preserve them for life.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

JOHN POPE. IoBT. C NEWTON. POPE 6 NEWTON, Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, Ark. Office immediately west of post office building, and directly opposite United States Re ceiyer'S office, Markham street. Dec F., 50 ly JOHN w. MESSEN CHR, Attorney at Law and General Land Agent. Office Pine l,Iuil, Ark
 Doc &. lN60 Gn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
'IpIolood AIIoqO s.IoAV

'fst5-.p HI polulrrqoo ruolsls aql c, rlsuaps puc 2uo7 jo rc1 rIols5I an ruu pooI1 an 70 uouuiousI a'l lg oAprIa2lr lu5uaoxo ua 0Jc 6ogL 'suoa3ruj s'i Jo uoponpsqo 10 ipoq oql Jo 9lgls MoI taey 5a!.tc 'sliimld.aoo poipu!F 1'po Pac ''.P4aar p ,o3dP to s7oT %5u7la1plI 's'9a'oH 3U f7 '22}'0'I p1GtoV paD 11u uiDer u32fs3I20"I 'D32f0E '4jo'no1S q3pp40a 3 1a0el l'GrleLtD 2Y7DP93H 'aos4lagT 'sa5t -7ujs21 :slumlduio 4u!NoiqG 9ql U! osa Il5Tl joJ suop99Ip pug soIuo IloQl 10 s3le3GgIoo Du!Ht!lc? 'oeliuuIV uuopomv 6m sQgI5 qs1Hl'y e p3saotd E! p9UIsu Mol5l lu95e OIL 's5se3siP sno12adeP pun 9Iqrp!JuioJ 6uum osEr m HIo1 Al5to jo slu!pIdmoo 6ep-iIoAo orp ono AoVD oP 1iuo ION
 'SugIu! ptW 7tdu!s os oouo lr GpomoI 6q poIolsoI A5Iou3 10 Vlaaq STU pup ol poQs!uo3se s! AlH!q9p Ico!sAqd 1o g!ed ,iia unop p9AGq s! opn pHeAu! op .sonlolosd asoql Jo 5oUsnbosuoo sv 'sogHel!A hVieoV sl! su!iolsoI puc 'uopor posuoap s}! SaIlo3Aoo us! -ur5Io ugJuuq aql Jo uoplod MoAo oloIoo!t! pae '9supaIo pup 'qoIsos sonIodoid SunrH9u9d u2QL 'uop 5pGAo 10 puclsWlm dIo1cI u9o uonoe n7Il Jo o5ueI oup u!qlIA asGos!p lcql pesoLu03 os 0Ie
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Crochet,
Memphis and Arkansas River
 Mail Line.

ssslI.1 This line Is com s5S......:s: s.l.s: POSED OF ENTIRE NEW BOATS THIs
 REASON, TO-WIT:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

T. F. sCRRnLLs, Attoneyat Law, Pine Bluff, Arkansa.-will practice in the counties of Hot Spring. Dallas, Calhoun, Bradley, Drew, Ashley, Chicot, Dcshu, Arkan:a> and Jefferson Also, III tic supreme and Federal Courts at Little Reck, and will attend promptly to tic collection ot all claims placed in his hands April !, lo63. iy
 F. pUrrrE, Attorney at Law. Greenwood, Sebastian county, Arkansas. April ', 70. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

Dr. w. A. CAMPBELL, Little Rock Office ,t his residence, opposite the Christian Church, will attend closely to town and country practice
 Qct 1n lnGN lN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

sUNDRIES, SUNDR1ES. IUST RECEIVED- y 2,000 lbs. Clear Side Bacon 00O " best Ham " 1000 l" Shoulder
 % brs. Flour;
 l5 Irish Potatoes;
 3 bush Button Onions;
 10 large
 7G Seed Oats;
 40 gal. Lard Oil
 40 kegs Tar; Garden Hoes and Rakes, Shovels and Spades, Large White Beans, and for sale by March 14 M. OSBORN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

e8 BUY YOUR BEEF AT HOME! -kE1 TUST RECEINED and for SALE on ,D consignment for Cash, 60 barrels choice Arkansas Corned Beef, guaranteed to be superior to Beef from the North. Prepared by R. L. Armi- stead, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
 'N' GEO. s. MORRISON.
 March s--dtf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

J. c. BARROW, Attorney at Law and Solicitor jn Chancerv, Hampton, Calhoun county, Arkafsas will practice in the several counties comprising tjls 2I Judicial Circuit. All claims placed in his hands for collection will receive prompt attention
 Dec l, 1860. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13


 wrTE gRsPOoN g DAVIS, Attorneys at Law, Philadelphia, AIkanaas-will practice m the counties of Clark, Henpscad, Seycr, Hot Spring, Dallas Pike, Polk and Montgomery; and attend promptly to the collection of claims any where i'll Souti: W estern Arkansas. Dec. S lobO. "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

Rock. Arkansas. Office on Markham street. April II, le6l.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

K. FINNESs MARTIN, Attorney at Law,
 Jachsan5ort, Arkansas. Refer to J. G. lIalllbur- ton, U. :. Marshal, Little Rock Iuly lS. '60. Iy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

X -crsTl-s II rAELANn WI. NJ. RANDOLPH. GARLAND & RANDcLPH, Attorneys at G,aIr. Little Rock. Arkansas. Feb. g, 1859.
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sssurei by The latter that dts desire grant
NsJar iGe,s"D gecercus leave Of absen hs health
por, but especially in view OF the long and
dtoos dutes h mad per ormed ier ths ary,ng
scums fanees sDi ,he President remarked that ns
s. oad uos anee that determrat n, unless
oronay mriiyy necessity should demand the valuable
'xpe ercs OF ssor ,Lderson The latter expressed his
ga'bca ton st the interview with Mr.. Lnsola, In tae
Jurte of which he ook occasion TO oliment the
psdsut f,r the wise policy the administration pursued
10 the prsselt pe'plexng difficulties the
non, ara especially with referene 10 the afurs az
Charleston. u OF the II
Il assumu the responsibilities Of government.
NJ. asp,n~aIl Of New York, accompanied MAJOR Ander,
IN his veil TO the President.
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IN TEaVlsW R*rWEEy THE PRESIDENT
AND Thb MAINLAND LEGISLATIVE CON.
NIpEEE


WsshiSGroN, Nay =, 1861.
The nmt'ee Of sbe ssrJlsld Legtstsrare, 10 Their
Interview with zoe PIesidens This norp,ag. admitted
ho'c the rgnt aa 'n@ OF the to airing
'rcops hroceh Bamore the State, and 10 takc any
sturss for The paoc safety when, in the discretion
ef he President, nght oe demanded ei'nsr oy actual
or rsasot lely apo ehended eSg acss They expressed
Ibsw belief that mediate eboft secession
sptance % the ede al surhory you'd be attempted bV
lie Legislature Siaie autnoiea an, asked that, in
,ha view The State should, opg poss BILE, b.
spared the evils of mi i'ary occupation re-
vsrssful chsstiseDent Tor 4 rmer t,snsgresslous
the President replied thai their gss,ons ani re
presentations should he considered, bat that be s1ouif
say th sn that III. pablo interests sad cot
any spirit of revenge would actaA.e mis- measures.
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ARRIVAL AND DEP ARrURE OF TRANs-

The s,eamship Chesapeake saied for washington ~
four p. NJ yesterday, with provisions and cattle.
The Columbia left her pier at su e =, loaded with
rroys,ous aud hay also ,hrtys~o Of the seventy
a., ..,r.o, twelve men OF the Twel tn and ninety a
the albany Bwsesrcs corps, also atty men for other
regiments. .-,.,. ., s,, . ~
carso OF provseions and hupdre, aud tso o the
nth Masesc chusess regiment being those who brought
the Consultation thus port They under mand
~ Cspt Devereaux. The Niagara win bs their sowt
The United States steam usnsUor. Daylight, Captain
sclew arrived esterdry morning from Washington Navy
Yard where she landed $50 recruits o. the seventh Sev
York; regiment all we'll AMI In aDe spirits. she brings
home W g HARRISON Of the seventh regiment. - bearer
Of dispatches.
For add tional Var Ne,cs see FVth ava
EChh pages,
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REPORTS FROM PERRYvILLE.

PERHYvnL, May 3, 1901
The steamer John Warner has arrived from Annapolis
She left there this morning There thirty thousand
troops in Washington including some Pennsyfvania reg
ments just arrived.
Our troops will take possession Of Alexandria 10 NOR
There Ia small force Of seoessonsts there, but
they keep concealed.
The Pennsyvanm troops passed through Baltimore last
night, and are now In Washington.
The American flag boats over Havrc dc Grace.
The people there are friendly TO Union.
The steamer Maryland left today for Annapolis, with
eight loaded with coal and beams Of lumber on her
upper deck.
transport, just arrived from Annapolis, reports pass
ing feet Of sixteen steamboats, loaded With New Jersey
troops
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

An order Issued from the Adjutant Generals office d.
recs that each Of the troops under command Of Captain
Roger Jones' at the time Of the destruction and abandon
nent Of Harper's Ferry Armcry be supplied with COM
peie outfit Of clothing Sc. In consequence Of the men
beIg necessarily ordered 70 abandon their effects on that
occasion.
Lieutenant Mcintyre, First cavalry. Is detailed 70 mus
ter the militia Of WISCONSIN In the service He will
pair 70 milwaukee accordingly md comply with his in
structiots ,
Captain Maypadicr, the Ordnance Depar ment, s as-
signed to duty az ssstant to the Colonel Of Ordnance
ant Macfeely Fourth In antry, s directed 70 re-
par 1, washpgton report for duty 10 the Commssa
The following medical officers are assigned TO duty
follows .,
Surgeon Hammond, DEPARTMENT Of Warrington.
Assistant Surgeon Alexander, Fort McHenry Nd.
Assstant Surgeon Crawford, Fort Columbus, N Y
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OUR PENSACOLA CORRESPONDENCE.

PEssADoIA. nril AZ. 1881.
iuo vcI.nSer Compd.,esf Ne,o O,e1n,-Th.
Nunt.r Of Conf fdrok Troops Isue ting -,c MS &C.
Captain Van Be nthuyeens cosps OF Confederate States
mar,nes about eighty strong he1 city even
hg from New Orleans and Mobile, wa R.fs Landing
They accomplished the march from the at,er paint 70
the Alabama and Florida Railroad dag and night.
The distance is forty miles and road ceep sand
for the most part They passed other troops way
and reached beie in good condition rne corps was re
cruited nosty from the United States army Ia sexas
artillery and infantry. They hs fest instament Of
regular nf States marine arrived here
GaTbaai. Be among the energetic officers in the
Confederate states service
1t is supposed that Kirby, who robbei rburmoud, Of
Tennessee IN this city last rgut, aud escaped TO Santa
Rosa Island in fact epy from tue camp Of the
enemy. The poops and people here bee ,mog more
and more emhite against tho-s whore o3 Atty they
have To mlet ust II ~ unhkcly that any
them caught overt act the euency hereto
fore shown vii not be extended
Al o,her company Of volunte Capt ct. Paul's-N
rived TO day from New ofeans rDey number one hum
dreu all there mu.t be us ot two thDunand
volunteers in the Navy Ysrd u GlW Aan.'as $40
| sS.c,al outs IN psnsecoia SaVg4lY -
/ full OF N sD1 fight
Capt p.'pnser, OF tho British ship Equator passed
through the nceL on coming the 10 day AMI
reports that IL sl rumbera va of vhi X -
IA ge htesntJa Re passed he M ana
'he verses that he could easily have sed with Tho
oficers On Cet Thew hoUe aaid nothing n h,ur
Tor be 10 them, although he was BOT cert.a ha mai
made f.lsa ola, having no chart tn hirD r. ae had
the utitn ta ainR at the foretopg head q
he passed through the fleet.
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REPORTS FROM ANNAPOLIS.

ANNhULN, Mhy looA.
Hsh million in spec,e has inst arrived under convoy
from Perryvc and been sent 70 Warrington IN charge
Of one hundred picked men, detailed BY Colonel Smith,
commAndart, in the absence Of General Butler tn wash
hetoa.
Mhjor Anderson let FOR washinson In The aane train
A large number Of troops arc expected hers. Trains
are ready 70 convey them 70 Washington.
The steamship Baltic viii sa 10 day for Newport, with
the professors the Naval Academy here and their r.
miles.
Geet Of steamers win also sail for Washington under
convoy
The Aeshauey was towed from Fort McfIenry yesser.
day. rhe viii be heavily armed ~ = guardship Tor
Annapolis harbor.
The Fisth regiment, Of New York, relieved the SIXTY.
Hinth regiment last night.
cold rain storm has prevailed for thirty six hoers.
The secretary 0 Goverpcr Hicks says shAs
the appointment Of The Board Of sAfs4y WIN precipi
tate that State Int, civil wU. The majority Of The Board
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THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE-FU.
NERAL OF CORPORAL NEEDHAM.

=,
Governor Andrew has called special session d the
Legislature, TO convene on the l4th instant
The funeral Of Corporal Needham took place n Law.
renee day After private services At the residence Of
the deceased the remains removed 70 the CITY Hall,
escorted by l1ge civic and military procession rsss
were displayed At half mast, and many private and
public buildings were draped In mourning,
me bodies Of wnNney and Iadd viii BE- removed 70
Lowell on Monday, their relatives declining pioE
funeral 10 Boston, which was rendered - them oy 90
vernon Andrew. The Lowell city authorities w'h tke
charge II their ob4eauisg
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REPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nay Z, 1851,
counts from the Northern Central road say that work
men are actively engaged in repairing the bridges and
meetwh opposition The inhabitants, the contrary,
roiced at the speedy recpening Of communicaton
A town Union meeting will be held on Monday.
The steamer Lancaster, which has been making the
connection between Baltimore and Havre do Grace has
been seized on the susquehanna by the government.
No mail has arrived here 10 night.
There not word Of truth in the despatch from Bali
more, published In the New York Ne to day, stating
that the dispatches from Frederick 70 the Associated
Press are furnished by sccessionst Neither is there
any truth In the that they furnished BY
atochs Of the Baltimore Sun.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

PORTSMOUTH, nay 1891.
Five companies Of State pa here qiartered in
the barracks Of Camp Constitution. General sa<k h IN
command.
Augustus jerks, Collector Of the port known rebel
symrathzer waited TO day by a large crowd
and compelled TO hoist the American flag.
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AL CONFERENCE AT CLEvE-
AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 1891.
Two associations Of ladies' OF New we're formed
today for aiding and equipping voun,eers and for
making lint and bandages and nursing the sick and
wounded. The meetings very args euthussstc.
The ladies military fair yelaed nearly thousand
dollars.
Volunteers are stu pouring in. The whole South q
fully aroused and aTmipg every po,nt
The steamer Arzr arrived from Brazos with Q
Quarter Of Q million in specie
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NEW YORK.

RocnssrEa Y, May 4, 1851.
Two additional fun compares loft ciiy this after
noon for Emha, escorted to the depot by an immense
crowd. Twelve companies In all have now go,e
UucA, v. Y. May 4, 1891
Two full companies Of Colonel Christian regiment left
this csy for Emira to day, under command Of Captains
smith and We,more.
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A GOLD WATCH TO POLICEMAN HART FROM
MAJOR ANDERSON AND HlS OFFICERS

M Peter Hart, the gallant New York police man who
distinguished himself noby during bomb ardment
Of Fort Sumter by mailing the Stars and Stripes TO the
sssts in the midst Of the hottest fire. about 10 re-
ce've handsome testimonial ut the hands Of superior
officers This tribute 10 The adeh,y OF truly brave man
consists Of a magnificent nrst gold watch which
bss jus, been he'd by rinany aud may be seen
prevent exhibition 1t their Broadwsy The
following inscription s engraved on the cap Of tho
watch
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosruS, May 4, 1901.
An election to Congress- TO nn the vacancy o,sea by
the appointment Of Charles Francis Adams Minster
TO Lonooo, wi be ordered for June H. Mr. Adams has
published a farewell address TO his ms itaents
Orders have been Issued from headquarters for the
formation OF four regiments Of infaety 10 be num-
bered the Eleventh, Sefh Taireentn -Four teensh
Colonel Fletcher webster regiment viii pressed 70 Fort
Warren next Monday