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PeKTLANb, April s.
Fbs steamer Canadian lefl Liverpool the 2sth,
and Londonderry the eFeni1g Of ike 18th ult.,
tnd arrived IN Portland this noraing, n eight
The Rdinbargh sailed from Liverpool fer New
Eotk sn The SIlA, With &id1sooa n specie. liss
aHHAE BnTIAIH. ~ y
Parliament stood adjourned lor ths Eastsr sea.
las sfrsfe n London Of tbs BuiidinF Trade
sinong tbs Lenoaahirs WeaEers were iuoroGSinR
aEd S6na rioti1g was feared.
- In oonsequOnCe Of Efidsy and Saturday being
holidays, the market neWn By the Persia viii be
Re latsr thar that now received aass-s 81 1.sa
ERANcE.
Napoleon resolved the address nom the Corps
Leglsiasif on The ID Hlt. In returning thanks be
NotwithstaadInr the debate, be by no means
regretted to see such discussions but he hoped
ths GuVernment and LeFlgiafure would mutually
aid each other. The speech 4 regarded as am
srsaes Il far les sonoilinsory than has been
represented The order for sending reInforOs
nenfl Of French .roops 70 Rome, Intended 60
oouuteract he movements Of Austria, had been
eauRteEmaudsd after explanations IRON Austria
ITALY.
Count CsvOEr, in his speech on the Roman
question. claimed that Italy had right 10 have
Home for her Capital, and that the Gnioh of the
Temporal and Spiritual power was the source OF
Rsastionary demonstrations were taking place
in Sicily. l4sla1 ig .1
Il g certain that the American Secretary OF
Legation had been murdered At Jeddo. .Tht
Enrlirh and French Ministers had retired from
bet the American Minister remained at Jeddo.
Brsadstads had deelhiing tendency Fionr dul
And resier. Quotations unchanged. Corn closol
0tfgdy 81 q dtciino u "a. MEEtd 57s. 2
PrUvisio generally dull heefq quiet holdsrs Of
Ser f-lely, but don't press 1ales. Purk quiet. Be
cen du 49050s. Lard firm; 51elS6ss +sl-
Choice Aliercan tallOW dell holocE1 FTessini
their stock on she market. Butchers 5ia9d. -'i-
LONDON MAnEETa.-N heat nrm and 70 Ns2s p8
quartsr higher f5r hngiiah and 70 higher Tor Amer
Ian ms t-iE1. lah
American securities-nlineis Central Shares q q
8 dlseounti Erie shares 27@2si AoW YORK Centra
consols closed THURSDAY sIs6asla aOr noasyS snt
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GFplalit 8ills. mo1


By the use otiheso Pins the periodie attacks Of
Nervous or sick Headache may bo prevented; and b.
taken nj the oommencsnout Of an attack Iinmedinfs
reliefirom pain and sicA Aness will 10 oJtaiuod.
They seldom tail Ia removing the Eaus,a VI Head.
ache 10 which Femalta arc subject.
TheJ act gently upon tho bowels, removing Cost.
ivenoss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Femalss, and
all persons Of sedentHg habits they ars valuable a
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone aud
Figor to the digestive organs, and 9, toriug toe
natural elaStieily and strsngth Of the whole system
The CEPHALLO FILLS
aro the result Of long Investigation and carefully
conducted experkneuta, having been 10 use mani
years, during which time thAy havc prevented aud
relieved vast amount Of piiu aud suffering from
Headache, whether originating 10 the nsrvous sys.
tem' or from a deranged state or tie STOMACH.
They are entirely vegetable la thoir competition
AVID may bo taken at all tlmes with perfect safsty
without making Ruy ehahgeof dict, aud the absenot
ofany disagreeable taste renders 4 easy 70 adinis
ter them to Children.
BEwARE OF ,Co.UNTR RFEITst
Rs The genulne have aYe signatures Of Henry @.
Spssding on each Box.
sarsOld BY Druggists and all Dealers ia Medicine.
A Box will be sent By mail, prepaid. on roooipt OF
the price, Z .-
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
ss-An orders sh7uld bo addressed TO CD
sa.tt HENRY 0. sPALDINe,
% Cedar Street. New York,
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Last Nights Report.
NEW YORK NEWS


AhAh As-t NsW YoRk, APril g.
The nllnols has taken on beard 5000 barrels CT
escorted stores, Eve hundred sases " tnusNe ~,
a iargo ouautity Of anlnunitlon, and I've parks
al nj lsrV with large number ei gun carriages
snd seventy thousand dollars In specie, She sale
lie n Fost's Waahlngton dhpstoh states that
Gen. scott continues Rctive personal supervision
"a ths military there, which Is oonsidSred sum
dent 70 protect the city.
Guards around the Capitol and public bald.
lnFs have been doubled and armed 70 the teeth
The Post quotes = private letter nom Charles
ten, which sta,1a that Anderson intends 20 retort
on The CharlestOnlaus stopping nia supplies, BY
prohibitinF further intercourse, By water with
The foIts that surround him.
The COmmercial's Washington dispatch says
that Lieut. Talbot LEFT for Fort Sumter today,
with Instructions o Anderson, and VIII undou "
eddy Be 70 admitted 20 the Fort, although sirtn-
gent regulations have been adopted by She seces-
sl0nisls
Large quantities Of ordnance, ammunition,
No. have been transported to day from Goyernors 8
leland to the steamship Ba,tic, including one
hundred qua carriages for large Eolum0iadS,
marked Fort Piocena. She saiieh 81 o CLOCK
u
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RRnlI THR PL.ArNs.

Fivsd this morning. ..ts... .lltl - iiui @
Col Lorinr had arrived and taken charge oi
the Military Department Of New Mexico, which
gave great satisfaction 70 the people q thst Ter
Titory. - -. B.
The report Of the taking Of Fort Marcy By eit
sren1 Of Santa Fe is inc0reet-n0 demOnstra
tion Of the kind having been thOugat " ~ p
Peace has again been made Wtththe NaFa-
Toes.
Great crowds Of peoDle are docking to the san
Juan mineg, and numbers are leaving, going
back 20 the Pixies Peak region
lhe grass on the plains 3 gfoWinH fast and IN
q few days will be sufficient for stock q subsist
@. H IfEFt Hri
Emigration % the Gold Fields has coniHienced
ever tIs soetAslu Route quite = number OF emf
aGfaniE having been net by the rlaii rsFfv
4 great emount Of rain has fnlieu n lisa 49,
denOf the country, and buliness IL i6ofinr m
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RAs1INGTO7 1FFEIRs.


Its mistake 70 suppcss that recent events IN
Dominica have excited any peculiar interest or
fhp part Of the Administration. Nothing 4 an-
thentioaIly known here beyond the TACT that the
spanish subjects on The island sent % tae Captain
81 Cuba Tor assistance, and that the two o. three
hundred troops dispatched By him were under
erders not 70 land unless BY reqaest Of the author
tiles. There ia, however, some anxiety 70 learn
what Spain will now do in the premises That
shs was pFivy 70 the revolutionary movements b
mere conjecture, as it e said thaf even In diPlo-
matte circles there q nc tuformasiou On which 70
kaSe such conclusions. 80
The troops IN the neighbofhood 81 Fort Pick
ou1 on beard United States vessels, are eonsider-
81 sumcient iu number 70 rtinforco that Fort,
81 this design has not already been oonslmmated.
Proposals for TreaslFy notes 70 fhe an1Cgnt of
nearly eve millions of d0llarl are e Be received
by the Secretary q the Treasury u1tll 4kufBdHy
morning az 10 o'clock. Odefs haTe been private
lY made Of an Is per centum pfemi1m for ne
snfirs sun, but q 3 deemed proper % afford .
dIir opportunity for competition. s. E.as1l
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ny. sTOOk MARKEr.-APRII $.

Market moderately active but at lower prices
ChlcaTo a Rock Island Nh; Cleveland IolutlJ a2A
Chicago Gaisna ~; Illinois Central script rs Pau
ana lilh; Michigan southern lS4, Mtchlg "a Gem
nm 81; Reading SUH; Chicago, Burlington Quincy
7f5S be; Harlem l45f do prptotred So4i Hudson
tiN; Erle 2Ha; New York Central J556; Fsothe Mail
gis: Illinois Central bonds 95S; hichigNn Southern
I'd bonds 02; Tennessee ~ 8i Missouri 6iAi United
SlHtos IS Isl COUPONS glSa.
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-WAR NRWs -FROlI OHARLBsTON.
RIUH1IOND CONVENTION.

- .s .v.sI.14g RIoHEoNBi April 8.
IN tie Convention 70 day, Scott and TreadWay,
.oo1ssrTativss declared that II the Presidents
response was unfaVorable, they would 60 ior &C.
celii0u
The movements Of The fleets was frequently
alluded to, and the ground assumed th4t Virgins
having Indicated policy to be against secession,
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GlOthiaa.

u W. SMITH, AGENT, HAS
EIs Removed his Tailoring Estsllishinent 10 No.
2H superior street, up stairs, over Sherwood Oak
Ieya DTy Goods store.
A large assortment Of Fashionable Spring Goods
onh hand
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a3ttaifimes,
/ CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Tho amount OF bodily and mental misery arising
q ON nogltet Of small complaints Is ineniculsble
and Il Il therefore oi the utmost Importance thur
alpct attention 70 The least and most tralna bodily
aiimenta should bo had Tor dBcaars OF Ihr holy i-
yariahly ahrct the mind. DR. Munats Vtsaiabie
lille Eedicingsl In every instance whpre thry have
beqn thoroughly used, have triumphed oeer Dtapiee
IA almnet ell iss dlyerslod forms The ualulury ef.
frots Of tho Ltto Modlcirca have, 20 fact been a.
uuiTorsqhy cNper"ucud, that they have berome fily
established a. the most easy safe AID perfect mode
Of treatment ever offered 70 tho publfe
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLsili

Are composed of Vegetable inrred nta exclusively
~ can 70 ascertaned by chemlc tests. Thsir prom
inent qualities are hose fan active and aeurchnR
thou perfectly liz and Rgro' able detergent apa-
rieut; a. gentle supoIiho promoting the insrnsi-
Die or-pirhton Or pleasant diuretc. invigurstng
cardiac exciting appetite by the demands OF active
digestion, ana che ring the mind With that gratsu
son-e Of renovated health which 10 Unu OF the nlosf
felicltUuB r elm q Uf our M ure
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Thus far capital and labor havo been applied % de-
veoping the soil; the great resources Or the sais 70
coal and iron arc almost untouched. henyarlbls rule
that The mechanic arts flourish best where food and Duel
are cheapest will follow at IN early day lnInos, and
A the course of tho nsxt tea years the natural laws and
esesles OK the case warrant the besf that a. easi
ave hundrsd thousand people will be engaged IN he
B.ato Of Illinois il Varioa5 manuactarinS employ
ments.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF uLIEOTs.
Over 500 600 900 Of private capital have been ex-
psnded on the railroad system OF Illinois Inasnueh as
part of tbsincos from several Of theso works, With
vaiuahle publsfund in lands, 60 % diminish Toe State
sEpsnges ;the TAKs ARE LIoET, and must consequently
sgsry day decrease
THE STATE DEBT.
q. Srss az & oaIy sioI05 398 a. ard iSihi. ~
La -. vssyE has bsi Ts5si 50 959 "a 90, and ~
NJ Tsa1Saably ysst pas fl tsn gsayt q VII t1od e.
haeL
Pamphlets descriptive q 80 lanes, sol, climate,
J. w n
FOr the naraes OF tbs Towns, YIll
nOig cent. 3. r., SEQ pages ASS ASS q
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
II

The correspondent OF the n. y. Herald sa-- an
empryinR two bags from Florida az the Ifjs1d
Later Once on Saturday, two oopper.head
snakes emerged, which were killed affer an 81
citing scramble.
The same correspondent says that of8elal ad
vices from Central Amsrica state that rfhe In
preston is general that q movement 4 On foot for
the consolidation Of all the States into on6 Gov
srnment, and that IL viii Be suosesftii.
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Mechanics and vorEngrlau wiz 1nd ths ffno achool
system encouraged by tho slat3 and andoVed Ufth
large revenue for tho support of schools Ther ca-
dren ean live "a sght Of the church and scboonous
and grow up with the prosperity q tha e-g sai5 p
-lha Great MeELern EnpEa.
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YR0lI W4saINGTON.

fI3- ll WAsHrAeTohs April >.
Ths State Department replied 20 day 70 the
note Of the Commissioners, declining 70 receive
them officially. This Secrets y expressed
declaring their purposs 10 defend only whom at
Its thought ths Commissioners viii not leave
for some days. a.l - 7
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rFrom tbs Gazette, Davenport, Iova-l
Hr. sp ilding would not connect his name With an
rtscls he did not kuDW u POSSESS rtsI merit.
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FnGIrIYRs FsoAPRp.

I UEINOIIl apIII o
About 800 fugitive slaves, principally from III
nois, have passed into Canada at this point since
Saturday and large numbers are reported on
their way. Many are entirely desitute, ahd
much Sufering i anticipated, Notwithstanding
the efforts made for their relief ..t3.aal .a9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

HS-A we'll regul tied gnd proplrti. nate ausptityot
bile upon the stOuisrh ig Hlwala requisite Tor the
piOiottOn Of sound healthit stimulates iigtsttpt,
tons " hen there u a def len Of bile, the body
~ constantly c0stive. On the other EAnd an over.
abundahoe OF thq bile cHusrs frequent naus, In the
atomHchi HRd often promotes very sewers attacks OF
diloaae. which aDmelInlna and In d.nfh :.
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I = ~ IlIaIIlI-lI'I N-Fs0' y
0en neaurorard this morning Issued an order
and ront . Fpaciai messenger to MAJOR Anderson,
fIvinr him an Official notification mat All inter
kouraS between Fort Sumter md clty Wpeid %
brdhi bitQd from that date
An the posts have been strengthened; ana
two additioahl reElment an eslpeeted irqm the
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FfIGirITR sLAYFa.

CHIcAoo, April s. &
one hundred and six fugitive slaves left this
city. last night for Canada via Michigan soutneIn
raad It Is estimated that over 1000 4ugitlyes
have arrived in this city since last fall, most oi
whom have left since the recent arrest Of hFe Dy
the United States Marshal
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az PHGAlA uITrFRslll

So denomlnatcd iIom tn astonlshin. poWer of
creating new life and heAlth, as it from ths very
ashes Of the most ailApidated ounstituIions-a,e
more strongly tonic and more la mediat8ly In vqor
ting han the Pills con attaining tho same III, ire
Vegetable extracts Gs ths later, N difnrsnA n
ma ti41, Aiihogsn really less cafhsriic than tn,
LIFE Fill LSs they nevertheless BEGIN TO c'iansr
the Rlime taT anal much sooner; Raucraly slls ht
~ operating within thrte four nOu 3 and prodn
cling adscided sense Of telief 70 the heat and
aud exhiluratIng the mind. even In iess time than
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TVIDENCEs on PsCsPEHTTT.
EDUGAIIOE.

san ev5dsnes Of The Thrift of he paopil. r1ayos
s9faf tat 6oo 900 tons q f-cight 1clung ec0 0oQ
ibushss o. grain and 80 GO baErsl5 q s uuro fer
Earded ovur Tho l-ao last year.
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u w. SMITH, AGENT, HAS
Ne Removed his Tailoring Establishment TO No.
2l4 superior street. up stairs, over Sherwood Oak
a large assortment Of Fashionable Spring Goods
on hand. apr5:339
THEI GHOSTS LETTER.
= glles.4. letter we have Hau,
bad IL came the other night
And thus his ghOstship did commence:
4 81 promised would write
Z. f.. And let you know my tale Of Woi
And Why cannot rest
But wander round the streets at night
In dead mems clothing dressed.
HTwo years ago, you surely know,
Haa There was secret order5 p
Itspresd from Maine 70 Mezioo,
.tr And to our WestOru border;
iui They called it's members Maltese Sons,
or u Or rGther sons Of Malta, ~
And al were bound BY solemn Oathss
= Sworn st sacred altar.
II took the oath Of secrecy
% Upon my hended knees,
And passed through all Ordealhi
AI. With fOrtttude anu ease.
held ny oats. my teeth were good
And Il was then .recus dedi
would embrece the sblsek extremity
.a " hsn b. my country ordsred.
.-- 5UI vas some military, and could swim,
a They hailed me With great ioys
Ana shotik me- BY the hand and said
a- E1 Twas 'brsv g, brave boy;
And 10 show their great esteems
1i11 But I had not tho honor long,
When in the grave they laid me.
ana .'sThs seat Allied With honor once,
rtHa Is vacant and IIu worried;
ll- Ny spirit Rnnot rest in pesce, u
s II So back to earth is hurried.
trl. But have wandered many q night
I ..r Inevery street and lane,
ilsL 10 fnd Son OF Malta now,
.seH look for, but in vain.
'sI think Il strange, quite strange, indeed,
FOr then In in black shrouds ana IN white
Thousands sf Sons marched thro' ths streets
At twelve O'Clock at night;
And ladies rushed 70 see themt
The police In their might
~ Protected them, and ell did say
" It WIS curious sight M
l.1la ''Buf now alone cannot co.
.aria Folks say nave them triehtened;
-e.- 10 cafch me men have marched 1t night
tI-. With faces fear hae Whitened.
-s.u III write again and let you know
s..a The ( iles they tell bout mei
But till do, sell Clothing cheap
sH At UNION HALL without me-
GB-splendld New Spring styles OF Ready Made
uiothing foF Mon and Boys, cheap for cash at
ssa9 ISAAC A. ISAAC6'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
sols Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrated
SEWING MA CHIMES
AND
sTORRs AUTOMAToN PRESSMAN.
l8 Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
.l - LOOK orr FOR THE GIANTS ~
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PPEsEEr POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULATION.
ne ssafs "a raptdlT dlag " With popllauoa 9e3,
025 persons having been ataod Hneo lsso making no
present population - 5s, Eato q lo2 Per e1L 10
Ten yeaTs-
AGRICULTURAL PRoDU0TE
The Agricultural Products o. Illinois arc gre1tsr than
hoss of any other Sats. no producs esul C-t during
he past year ezesoded $40 600 tors; M West erop
ID 1850 approaches IS oo0 brshesi vais he cora
crop ytslda not less than 40 Ioco, 900 busae6-
FERTILITY OF TIE SOL.
Novhsrs can tho tndusaious farmcr s5cUo auch iu-
mediate results for his bbor as upon t1cs3 rIs sca,
taey being composed o. deep rich loamf he asrtlT
of which, is unsurpassed By any On tho gio19.
TO ACTUAL CULIIVhT0Ra
Siaes 1884, fie C5npary kGvs ski 10000 osel
TtsY ~ olly % Gcflat cLtiudlgTs, crd e-- rolcl
o5Ht1ias a 0erseneaf D culilEs 2is Toed f-g 1es
ooHt,T5sz dF0u9h leas l-nds G. ea ezsfs e SO 4,li
900 n 1850 dss popitiati1s e 11rtlfng o51l.ii,
Gyo.,f sutieb q 7,ssss l7lf el rs s-3 scs s5c 49,
I29s keus bea qdde5; Ilaz1 fas sstrlsrolaiaa alas
ls9l, gais q IL Pr esi4
EVIDENCES OF Pg0sFERITZ.
As an evidsnes q The thrEs q he Fsap5l 1asyes
ibushas o. grain and 80 GO barrs5 q s1 Huro Ter
Earded Over tho l.ao last year.
EDUGATTOE.
Nsehsnics and yroringraau vii Ind ths frno sehool
system encouraged by The slat9 aad enaogled zlh
largo revenue Tor tho support q schools Taer chi-
drsn eau live IA sight Of the church and sc5oohoss,
and grow up with the prosperity q the ieldg s'5ia
the Great Western Empire
PRICES AND TEBE[5 CT PAZEEEE
\ ne prices Of thes0 Enes vary fron Sc 2 sz5 per
iacrs according % locz1on, quality, &c. F1si 1azl
farming la1ds sell for abort SO 70 SO Per acre ana
the relative expense q sEbdEng pra-s land as CON
pared with WOOD land q n the rs.o q = 2 llr
or the former. he terms q slo fer 10 buk Of te5
lands viii Be
/ ONE YEARS u7TEREsT u ADFANGE
at six per cent per aunu1a, ard II ilaost noas q 81
peg cent, payable respocvoy - c-o5 tFos th-ei of
1--we and SIX years from date Of sd ent i1cr notes
for principal, payable IN four, 1vs, szc seven years
from data Of sals; contrsctstpu that oenLh
q the tract purchased shall be fenced and euldEnl
each and every year, for aya years from OATS e saa
so that az the cad fTo ycas ca9a, saa Be ieaeea
and under ealil7sl11.
TWENTY PER CEgT. Will BE DEDUCTED
f-o the valuation for esa, except iha sso should De-
a six dollars per ap, Vaen 10 eaaa p-iaa WI ol n'e
ldollars-
productions, r=ioes, I'D t==- Ct fPszS-, "a Be had
0STER, Land ComnaissioneE, -
CHICAGO, 1L44NolSe
ages. and cities situated up0a g5ss-slll-
100, ,APPLEEON'S EEA1G 81 z Z z Z AE2Aia
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~ At large meeting of the business men to-day
IL vras resolved to circulate 20 depreciated cur
rsnoy' except OF brokers' rates. Missouri and
Virginia per cent. discount,
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PENNSYLVANIA IN THE FIELD.
II ,...,,,,,-,.., A nil I


b. Governor Curtin will send q message to the
Legislature TO morrow, Recommending an appro-
pratiOn OF 500 900 fer the purchase Of munitions
Of war. The message takes the ground that our
people so long peaceful, have lost the military
habits necessary amid the disturbed condition Of
the surrounding States, and should begin TO pre-
uare the means Of solf preservation, and It Is the
duty of the State to assist in the enforcement OF
the national laws.
The Republicans will hold q caucus On this
subject tomorrow. --.. .....ls --az Il fi
The Stste Treasurer declares that the appTo
priation must be raised BY loan In the hegisla-
tire.
steps were taken for the postpOnement of the
time OF adjournment for the confederation ofthis
subject ass IfLlJ ~ ~ > --'''-N
WAR NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Aprns.
Major AnderOn's nail Is not stopped, only his
SPsciai to. y. Y. Times:
All vessels are ordered out Of range Of Sumter
] aud 5ulliVans Islnnd.
The floating battery sailed this evening te $
point near Sumter. t.fal.
business 1 suspended, and the excitement Is
Gen, Beauregara has ordered out I've thsu-
Companies are constantly arriving and being
New batteries are also being constructed
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rFrom the Daily Nswa, Newport, h. Il
Cophalic Pills are taking tho plaoO Of all kinda
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8-A single bottle OF sPALDING'S PREPARE
GLURW.H save ten dimes It's cost annualT. "a
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FIRE.


N n HICKlIAll a AYIlt 0
The business portion OF tho town was burned
on Saturday night Loss s125 poo Insured
$1,000, it 2 --...f 81, 3. lei.l l--t
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TREAT NATIONAL KOUTET
BALrIMoRE ONO BAILR0AD.
InPRovED sCaEDULEl

n4 recent laporlunt claugtg this Road is nOs nble
% luFnihh nhususi facilities iuLsrcum
eeasstt oyuth. " tsl, = o. INVEST aad southwest
FULL CVNNkCrlUNs wIth an throuTb frsl,.
70 fhtl1uviptla aud New Hork m tue Es,t4srf1 -
sDSths - ~ Washington Brauch Road-by Oi.v,.-
lll nhu "a tsburght Csutral Ohiu and Msriaffs an
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Lgrongl Tickets 70 Baltimore, Philadsl sbis Ne,v
@ 81 D9ston gyg tie privilege Of lylng over Et
9 u @ !tl e7liAte Cltlea. Two Dollars ,sidi-
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AlsActs " ba8SHge Checks 70 Washfuatuu CIV
- 4 are as Low rs by any Uther Route
9igePin6 Cars on al kight Trains
AK i0r Tickets BY baltimore aud ohio Dallro.a
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ne prizes or theso hncs vary frozn Sc . s25 per
acre, according % location, quality, &c. F1si c1z1
farming lands sell Tor abort SO TO Sc Per acre ud
the relative expense of sEbdEng paris Ind IS com
Pared with wood land q il the rso q - 10 10 f1qr
% the former. he tcrns q sllcf Ter 1c buk Of th5
lands vii b
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.i
Sail to Be very eficacious fer the headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

From the st. Louis Demoorat.l
The eimmenBe demand for the Al ticle Cphallo Pis)
Is rapidly snereasiug-
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