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A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
"A HOfios Is hereby Ri-ea that the undsrsigned
hss been duly appoin -ed and quallded IS admins
tratrtk On the esfatsof nTIOa nouEs de.sassa;
Cleveland, sept ) lssl sssi5.Ssi
N0TIOE-THR PARINERsHR
" h .retofors existing undr ths nane o. Z;
CARSON Jp., Z this d-y dissolved mutas.
eOnssAL me ou- I5ess VII IL S-
bg Il. Car-o2. TO whom a. hotss and hqok ace'ana
HsvihS made ample srr4nssImIents . salsy On d
business a formerly, Wolid solicit tho cont 114l
Ct the public patronage. fsellng aSsur tn4s AanaA
Do enabled to giFs the utmost Satisiaetlo1-
sspassl 3 E.sTEElE-
William EdHardsl Eefs5s Alex AeBEids; J. Z o.
yss-, AiddlesaI q i.,.i t9s asnip' CuSA-
nN THE STE DS J OF ADJUST
" A. r., 1861, said Justice igsge9 en- order q At
tlchment In the an0Ve action - ths sum q lEo
Csnss and the sane VII b FIR hsariBG On the zsth
day & septenbsr, A D. 10, 9t 9eief iefsfaRSs
Bsrsa, O., Aug. 10, Ississ55
a G. seaFls, aSsIsnOr,
Edvr dBIasSan. srultso.J
NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN TO
! the CrsdiIO5s 0f ne sid = 9, ssarls, that
Been deisred 81 she ProSsts Court q C1yahoSs
County, Uhio, and that the sane 'gill , Elid .
the CITY of Cleveland, In said countYi On tne "a az
: - = : DANIEL, r. TILDEN, Iadss.
Qlsyeland, Aus, z, lssL AeslsSso
Tbs stats OF ehio,- lC0urt q Ccnm0n FlsaI-
Oa7ahoga County, IS.
Caroline Eshonbrnnnaf,l
: i n j =. = PsHtion hT Dl9orea.
George EBhenbrennera
~ EORQE ESHENBRENNER, OF
" Marietta. IN TIE county Of Wssnilgton, a1e
did, on ths lh day 81 Hay, A. D. 1851, hls her po1
den q ths oeles q ti9 CLERK q t1s Court O. Con
sad State o. Ohio, c'zrqiuq tie said George E8ho-
bIsnner With Adultery, With one 3liEaboth Aol
brennor, and asking that she nay be divorced muH
the said GoOrre Eshen brenneF; WhlcE Petition Vi
BE- i0r hsaIing % six weeks rcm re date hafoNsh.
Dated this 11sh DAY al MAJ, a. D. lasl.
tOAHOLIllE E5H I-i hNlhs
myz9st25 81 Pie-rs a. COLLIE Der AttT.
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ltai la TEron ths SO. EouiG DsmoorHtI
3ks IBimsnse demand fe the article (OsphAlio Piis
8 raoldly snoTsasing.
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90 1T HE CITY. aul


Fnse MIcRI6Rs R1OnEsr.-Ths Mich
isls flrst {aOS re .OrgSuirsd} ssns in from
Detroit this morning BY steamer oceap,
Sseoeloek, and proceeded to washington
ats85A. H., By Lake Shore Road and FL
Mrs, An hlxieea frat class passenger
ooaohss, and With cars Of baggage drawn
81 locomotive aWolfa Engineer Brown,
in charge Of conductor E ?, Page.
FRs Regiment is mostly made up Of the
three months men who in the fight 81
Bull Ran, under command Of the gallapt
Col Wilcox, who Is nov a prisoner 81
Richmond. The number Of men that vent
forward this morning. is 750-SeO more
VIM follow In a few days. The can forthe
regiment to move Vss 80 sudden that tAe
Colonel could not get his men together.
-TAe Regiment -faiiy uniformed ard
equipped, With tks exception Of arms, which
viii Be received In Harrisburgh. The Gel
q sbrated Jaoksou dichigau) Rand, Of six
teen pieces, aoeOmpanlss hisrseineAt and
a.naTtial Band Of ten drumnsrs and ten
fifsrs. There ia also one bpgler % each
company. Ia speaking Of tbe value q this
3 resinent to the ssrvico, It Is only necessary
II 70 rsfsrto the gallantry displayed at the
battle at Dali Run. Il vas in the hottest
Of The fghi and acquitted itself nobly.
Col Robinson has been twenty i've years
ia ths regular service, and was connected
withsshs Fifth Infantry Of Regulars in the
Mexican War=-An officer who hes received
promotions op account OF his galIantry-he
has thorough West Point education.
.'a5 The Regimsntai aud Company Sficers
are as follows =
Coionel-J. @. Robinson, U. 8. A.
Lieut. Oolonel-sHoraoe s. Roberts, De
iroit. g d III
Msjcr-F. W. Whittlesey, Ypsiland.
AdjaRAt-J. h. Ring, JscksOn.
Quarter Master4D. A. Wise, Ypsilanti
surgeen--J. ". ruaneolia, Jackson.
,.ss Assistant Surgeon - Hobart Kali
uamaEoo. - is-
Chapliin-Arthur Edwards, Jr.
a Sutler-Thamas Blaokman, Detroit
t1h Company A-Ghss. ". lHn, Detroit
-.,al 90 q B-lra O., Abbott, Burr Oak.
C-Wn. a. Graves, Adrian.
ltla,i aaiissastlas D-@E B: Griffith, Jackson.
ELS. b Gorham, Marshal.
.l rer ~ Sc F-Wm A. ThroOp, Detroit.
CIV. @. Lyon, jackson.
"a q a. .H-O. E Wendell, Detroit.
-srou srs gI-Geo. Grummoud, Detroit.
asla q KAB, B Adsit Seut Ste. Marie
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BFOnl ne 1outheTn Fath BIndsl, y. U.I
Try them yea that are sflletsd, and We aEs sun
that oar testimony eau Be added 70 the Already l1-
msrQus list that hRs received benefits thas 10 Othrl
naeeic,ns can vFoduco.
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GEH. BIERoE's DEPARTURE.-Gen. l. v.
Bieree started from Akron to day for Wash
ing.on, with his two companies Of mArino
soldiers. The roll was called at three
O'clock P NJ, in front Of the Generals or
hce, where each soldier answered to his
name; from thence they marched to a
clothing store, led by martial band,
where each soldier exchanged his citizens
dress for an appropriate dress prepared
for che occasion. They we're then marched
to the depot in the midst of an immense
crowd of men, women, and children. As
the csrs started, the soldiers were greeted
With three deufenidg cheers. We are con-
adeGt that the General viii give good &C.
count Of himself, as he is ready and will
ing to serve his country, not only il times
of war, but also in times Of peace. -rs- 3
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Mo o SIS
y
Ore Hundred Dollars Prsmssni m
SEMINAL WEAKRE3S,
Oa 5PHRnAEonHHo1A,
LERT, So. AID lAPOFE NJ


LEET, Ao.t AID n POF Eh Y
.Is CURED,
Alter ali other Treatnant Failsll
DR.. a. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York gitY, WI pay gns Hun.
yS soilaTs ir ths proof that he ever hils 20 eqTe
the above namod eissesos. 10 VII We 4Aiie y.
sSn i05 tp9 go9' 5Rss & Se Sss Sss dsIsa WS
Iitsr lTaS many ysars % Sborioqs ssudy and eEgs
uncs, Dr. QlHsOE q hApPg In bsihs eble e an
Hcunoe 10 tho 0ltunatOi that ne has pofisstse
system g tsssspsNs sNi, ST TPEIhFMAErsT Ihs oURH
ai the ABOVE and other
: : - PRIVATE DISEASES
With an bad enocis aTlsing thereIr9m, lReindlpG
OEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSFhATlOR.
e M gooesded In curing cases In this city, some
on whom lad eEpondsd hundreds OF dollars WHO
salLStyied Hioanss "h9 Brls ~ ss g. ~,
l'st ~ PI S deSs c boast that he Is member q
uoms College IN London or Paris, 90 perhaps soas
others do for tbe purpose Of onsnarlng tho tnnQcent
and Who bold Sat great sPsSse49ni 9S'5 os. e oo 81 RI
thia that he Is able q give entire satlstsoslon 70
those who rePoso eonfdenee n his sDltY and lntes
al tieatmsut which challenges any Physician 81 IoI-
don OF Paris, OF any Pqtbnt medicine 70 S1qa iOr te
derangsments, both mental and Physical, artsins
fsOm sOEuai or eecTot abuse. ...t . q.
DF. GIBSON also claims Tor his nov treatfnopt %
fdowing adVantaSss over all Others fet discoVeree
snd hrst the agents used are In 20 n3psot dissgre
he rsl0e OF Nno 1AfA oalA -
WsrauTT. nor ans OsheF d6lsteriouB drug; Secondly
no regtffctons Ia dst business is r9Qurodi Thira
" hiB treatment Is eoatlye and certain n al osss
boEvitoi Ia the United stase1 and den2nstFAt0 tlo
lnmenBe superiority ot hle nsy treatment oyor a.
othoF now known 20 the word 10 poiat u prOnti
nsis p6rInAnansy uidneEs, Eszsty aed 9onvintsS y
20 the patient. =. 60
And haa during tho past two yeaza Portormed mary
sres q disossea Which had ior years resisssd So
49, tl0ia5 OF treAtmaat Esferonoo can be given 10
mi kriusB Of the drst re5pectAbiity II CleYeano
Hoafon New York, and other cities IN regard "a
1iii and integrity ii ell professional
DTspopgia Rhusmstism, Sorotula and AL ehfonic
diesaoes trested with superior 5ncoeas, -
- Medicine ssnt % any psrt OF toe country on
reoeipf OF ton doilsTd-
Dr. oIBscA's EeE Work 0n Physiology i9s $50
- DR.. GIBSON, o
Professor Of E9ectropstby and Metici'a@, e,
HEr Once No iii Ontario street. ug stairs, lev
Soorg fruTa the PUBLIC Sqpsra. !,
Ones honFs ffOm TO u aud fs0Di % o'0lecN
PAli7. tslIndsys sEiSi'f,ia :. -
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turrs aud Giu agarF.
M d. MARVIN, HAYINe

w L. MARVIN, HAVING
Wv Rsmoved to the large &oommedio1s store,
No. 30 South SIDE PUB. SQUARE,
Two doors East Of his isrDer stand Is now fully pre-
pared to ofer 90 his thousands Of friends aud cus-
toners and 'ithe rest ofmankind," large variety
Of the most approved styles q
STOVES. ENAMELED CRATES,
HOUsEFURNIsHIEG GOODS. TIN, COP
PER tEb SHEET-IRON WARES,
At the lowest Reduced Rstes, On the ONE PRIuk
THE aaDIsP ATUH COOKING STOVE
q continuing 70 inoreese in public favor and is the
most DURABLE, ECONOMICAL. QUICK and
PRRFEQr 0pHrating stove IN the merkht, as thops-
ands Of Housekeepers 10 this city and surrounding
country, VINO are daily using the stove VIII TESTIFY
he has elso large variety Of other EeF Styles ci
COOKING STOVES, as we'll as - - -
PARLOR, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood ard Coal, OF L L.L.L u
CLEVELAND AND OTHER RuANUEA0TUhE. =
He manufactures, and has fol sale at Whoiesale
and retail, all kinds Of Plain eRd Japanned Tin,
g2pger and q Sheet Iron Ware. dis stock OF houAe'
Marble kdHtles and EBa5eled GrGtes 1sE
Ia large and complete 10 style and hniah.
p. All are most cordially invited TO call before
purchasing eseE here and iudge for thcmsslvsas
and saliaiaetloa is gugTa2 ted ~ the
= GT0HE 4 -6RA TA EMPORfBA--
2 WI. MARFIF. u Z
ii So. 50, Hsosh sida Plblio sQusfa,
anqH e a flsyHlausi. 0htn !
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~ y. SPstitioa EoT plsoEsa.
aeUres EBhenbrennsr
- ElR0E EaH EMnR EMMEn Z
EGAL NOTICE.

Il It "A Ia n TIL ~.
H.aIyra n. Reynolda,o ne delsndsnt, said Isiah
by her next friend SeioFers . he-eby nogtned
Lore - >. Rider, that On tho fih ds5 Of sep
Plainfff ktember le5isIl1 ab1Fe named
V3 Plsintif El6f trr petition n
I1iah Neioref. the of3ce cf fho Clerk Of the
Defendant. Court - Common Plea1,
uif fhfn and for The 60, MY of 1l nola in the efat8
Of Ohio, 60 ting forth fhae the slld oel6ndans -
IA y fnfsbt q tie plainfid ~ the- sun oi i've
hundred dolars. Wiih taresL, Tan per cent. per
anlum, from tho 9Th daY q rrll, ssi On bis note
Of hand Of thai date b a1ft dalsudant exaeutsd
AZ d tliYer.d Jackson esloFer ior yluSble con
IidcratlCn. hat, on the cay atlra5aL1s % secure
tie pa N. nt Of the not ard iutlze5f SAID delend-
ant made, executed and iiVered 1IortEags upon
Lot NO Gs7, ln Barter Ilrd's sub-lliailn In th4t
part OF TIE City af CleFeiard, iste knCEn a. Ohio
City, zccordingto .blot md survey 4 Ahas. Ter
chant, DOW on hls IN the olico u % kecoro.f o.
DEEDS for said County 81 luyah ahogaf nat alid note
and mortgags has besn dulT 4sligned % tnis plain
til for valuable considoratlo1- l1al ealQ note -
dus, and thsg no psrt theTeof has besn 3aid, Ne
praler OF said Hstiton g lor tudgulat against said
dsfshdant for iva h1ndrod dollars Nlh interest -
tsu psr cent, thereon irom pru 1lhI le5I lor he
sale a the uortgaeed prei1el e - eaid not8 ana
interest Eiih eosts Of salt ana og sthar and iur
Ths aid deisndAnt l. hereby farihs- notlled that
unless be anaEer OF demur % a. rsltio1 on or p-
fore the third satnrtsE afsF he ezglratea q stx
Weeka ffom tha dafs Of thl1 rotices ne sao WI %
taken a. conf sssdS and lud3nasnt 40 eee,es IN
AticrnaY loF PiainftE.
~, reef.aE--r--
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RAILR0AD sYsTEN o. IILrNOIs.
MEafdnes.
SoRoFUIA, on KINa's EVIL,

SoRoFULA, Oh kINe's EVIL,
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE. corruption Of the blood, ~ which this
haid becomes vitiated, weak, and poor. Being u
burst out IN disssss on any part Of e. 10 ergan Z
nee from It's attacks, nor there ons which i may
not destroy. The scrof1ieus talnt h vartouag
caused By mercuri4l disease, low living, dsorders5
or unhealthy foOd, impure air, hth and ny hy hao-
real iniection Whats7er Be its origi- il Is hersd
tary IN thu constitution, dsscendinsA rom parents
9GSs f & Sns9 y s9f 3 ssa hs roa o9 q Is % so s
yih visit the iniauities Of the hthera upon ibaiE
Its effects oonnsnoe BY dspositon from the blood
Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, IN the luai
lHeI An9 lnte5naI or9ans - ls9 e eosLo,9s y y
or sores. This foul corruption which ssndsrs In the
sl0od SsPEsSsss shs s39e5gss o. s g 6hSs ss5G
oomPhintss bat they have fAE less power 70 with
stand The attacks Of other diseasesi eonssqpenll
not scrofnlous In their nature, still rendered D.
tal b. this taint n the sg9tsnl Host o. the eon-
origin directly IN ths 8crofuious contsmination
and many destructive diseases Of ths hver kidnsy1
ars aggravated hT the aamo cause. ~
One quarter Of gu onr people scrofalOlsi theil
TIC systsn ws must renoTsls the blood b "a altera
SEslciss. Such insdicins We suppiyi SlI1
AY e RS ~
OONPoUND ExFRkCE OF SARaAPARfLEAs
the most shsctual remedy which the medical skin
times can devise for this every PREVAILING
snd fatal malady. Il b comblDed fcm the most 20
Hve remedai5 that have been discovered icr the *
TurgatiOn Of thiB foul disorder ron the blood. and
tha rescue Of the system om It's destructive CON-
quences. Hence it should b ployed ior the curt
a. not only Scrolos, but also tkoss Othar aect0
which arise nom Il, such Is ERUPTfV1 al bkIf
DIGzkaEe, 81. AzTH0lTTB EIRE, RosE, or EBIGIPI.
Las, PIHPLEs, Pu5TULEs, BLOTCHEs, BLAIEs, ant
BOTLg, 1UuOls IHfIE1 and SALT PuUEn, bOAlI
HEAD, RTNaWoRM, RHEUMAFIEM, r.RrLIIIo AK
MERoURIAL DIsaAsEl, DBOPsX, DEsPEPstAs D8B11s
III, and indeed, AL o0lLFL1 rgrS tRRI9IEG TRcl
NTfIATED Oh INPUEE BLOOD. The pOpulAr beliE h
"tEpuritY Of the blood d founded IN lruth, loi
scrOfua is degeneration Of tbs blood. Ihe partC'
mar purpose and virtue of this earsaEla Is 70 pu
Eiy and rsgenerate this vital fuid, without Whlci
lound health Il impossible IN contsn1inkts4 co1aa
AYERS AGGE OURE
- III EOR THE SPEEDY OURE or
RHtsTElittsHt FsOsT, or FsDsT tsiG Aeas, RsElt
fsBt FsVsr, 0iiH FeVer, Dil1sb AsHs Fss
riodieal Hea51ehe, or BiIIious Head
aeAs Gad Bilgioas FsuFs, indeed, -
tor Tie Vk0fs eIdss 6f De
.a- sasss originating ~ D. a
irr 6@y dsnlgsaSFt
caused 81 ths
rE AStEss
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Also Agent for the sale Of W. q. Abbott 4 Cos
Ttgsylle PetrQlium Ui!,at the lowest market rstes
: - Once No, Perkins' Block, Cleveland, Ohio
angHR2, Il :. EHsWORTH, agent,
s77ETrRlE n EMS
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

aA singis bottle of sPALDIEG'B PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times it, eost an Anally. ~
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TEACHERs IEsTITUTE At SoLoE, sEPTEN-
BER IGrH, Is61.-Pursuant to call by the
Executive COMMITTEES, the Teachers from
various parts Of the country met st 10
o'clock A. n and being called TO order BY
the President, s. Patrick, the exercises
were commenced by prayer. q sesa
On motion Msssrs. BigeIOw, Farr and
Miss Hills were appointed Committee on
Music.
Mr. Norton, of Cleveland, being present
gave lecture upon Physical GeOg.aphy-
Recording Of names.
AFTERxooz.- Norton commenced the
exercises by introducing the subject Ot
English Grammar.
DR.. Sterling, of the Cleveland HigE
School, gave lecture. sabieOt-Diges-
lion.
Music.
Prof. A. A. Griffith gave lecture. Sub
ject-Elementary Sounds.
DR.. A. Harlow gave lecture. Subjec
Writing.
4 FTV A. J.SPEEoER, Secretary.
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unl[E nIroMTlfnMY.

-7..1I| HUdE Ib8IAM UNIT n -
Ia this connection We O1er IeW to5tfEOniRlG:
rI am 3 methoti5s 0lsrEyna1, and when On my
ircuit have Uset With many women troubled With
hs dissGs5a tor whioh yO1 advertise Marshalps Uts
l8 ostboliccn ae core have Edyised its use a1G
has ecscted eurp piote Cure wherever it hss been
ssSt, Hes. PETBB SHARP,
H Ual iT-.sssi Ho1ssE Star, ehlo.
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trOiE Il 8 ID E
Msjor-F. W. Ehittlesey, Ypsilanti.
Adjdfant-J. h Ring, JscksOn.
Quarter Master4D. A. Wise, Ypsilant
enrgeen--J ". Tunneolif, Jackson.
{ Assistant Surgeon - Hobart Kal
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-16
Court at Anderson

BY somo arrangement, we suppose, Judge
MUNRO is holding Court Mt Anderson this week.
Owing to the unsettled condition of affairs, the
hearing of litgoted cases has been postponed,
and his Honor is engaged upon the criminal side
of the Court We trust that those, in whose
power it may be, will effect the same favorable
arrangement for this district. All reasonable
lonicncy should be shown the people at this time
The trial of SANcno, charged with killing
HARRISON, commenced on Wednesday. The iu-
ry returned verdict of manslaugEter
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-16
Direct Trade.

The effort to connect Charleston with Liver
pool, bya line of steamers, commends itself most
fnvorablyto the public. Wepublish, on the first
page, the proceedings of the meeting called to
give vitality to the enterprise, and bespeak for
it the liberal support of men of means. Iav-
ing burst the political bonds of union, those of
trade must inevitably share the same fate. We
should have been more independent, in this re-
spcct, years ago; but now, it is an actual neces-
sity The success of the enterprise, which is
unquestionnble. must rebound to our prosperity
and wealth. More: it will give us an indepcn-
dence we have not before felt, and make our no.
ltical existence at once felt and lasting. we
nre glad to know that sufficient funds have been
subscribed to commence operations.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-16
Views Of the Press.

We have devoted considerable space this week
to the "opinions of the Press on LrxcoLN's adj
dress" These criticisms Will enable the reader
to form his own opinion as to the complexion of
the future The black republican press endorse
itfully, and regard it generally as peaceful !;
whilst the Northern democratic papcrsdenounce
it, and give it warlike character
"Old Abc" has doubtless left gap down,
through which to extricate himself when difficult
ties surround him. Without honor or Rrmnoss.
he will not be particularly choice of expedients
In the hour of action nnd danger.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-16
The New, Cabinet. 4.

Tho Cabinet Of the new administration, at
Washington, was announced by us last week.
SEWARD will be its ruling spirit; and, although
a bitter enemy to the South, he is possessed of
toomuch shrewdness and good sense to precipi-
tate the two sections into a brutal and proftless
conflict. There may be occasional fights on the
coast, but toI,tbis we haze our doubts. All but
two members are from the free States. BATss
"a from Missouri, and BLAIR from Maryland =
Both are uncompromisng Republicans, The
latter is Postmaster General, and will allow the
mails n" doubt, to be flooded with abolition pa
pers and documents. The border States will
have our sympathy until they can secede.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-16
From Charleston.

Military affairs, at this point, are fast op-
preaching the final issue. Maj ANDERSON re-
ports to his government, at Washington, that
his supplies arc running short-that he cannot
sustain himself in his present position, longer
than the first of April. The Cabinet at Wash
ington, is aIse reported to be deliberating upon
the surrender or reinforcement of Fort Sumter.
but had not reached n final conclusion on the
llth, the latest date we have ut this writing
We shall probably have later advices before we
go to press.
Reliable military authority, at Washington, is
given to the public, that it will require 60, 1000
men and the whole available force of the Amer
lean navy to reinforce Fort Sumter. Tho rump
government, with all it's power, cannot conccn-
trate 5000 men at Charleston in thirty days
from this time, much less 10000 Their whole
army, scattered from Maine to California, does
not number 10000 effective men, In the mean
time, President DAVIS can rein force the army at
Charleston with 1000 men, which would re, luire
another calculation at Washington
We place moro than usual confidence in this
intelligence. Affairs are ripening for the eli
max. Will it be hostile or peaceful? We in
cline to the latter view of the subject.
On the 9Th, whilst practising at the guns on
Morris Island, with blank cartridges, soldier
smuggled in n ball, which, when the piece was
fired, struck near the door of Fort Sumter, do
ing no damage. Maj. STEVENS, in command of
the battery, Immediately apologized in person
to Maj. ANDERSON. The soldier has been arrcs-
ted, and will he court martiaIed. The casemates
OF Fort Sumter were not opened Immediately af-
ter, with any hostile intent.
Gen. BEAUREGARD, of the Confederate army,
demeons himself soldierly and gcntlemanly, and
has the confidence Of all around him lie was
educated for the army, and won his promotion
ON the bloody battle fields Of Mexico
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Tha Ronthern Connreaa

This patriotic body has nearly accomplished
its difficult and delicate task The permanent
constitution has been adopted There has been
important additions. made to- the provisional con-
stltion, which, so far as we can judge from the
report in columns, will meet with very gen.
cral acceptance. Where before the meaning
was doubtful, it is now made plain and clear.
The new provisions appear to be founded in jus
tice and wisdom.
Congress has adopted flag for the Confede-
rate States q description of which can be found
elsewhere. 1t is hopdsome and appropriate
What cay our friends 20 running up ono on the
old secession pole in front of the Court House ?
We presume tho State convention will be con.
yened, after ihe rising of the Spring courts, TO
pass upon thepermanont constitution adopted ut
Montgomery
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-16
Military.

The volunteer companies in this, Greenvlle
and Anderson districts, received by the Govern
or under the act of the Legislature, with one or
more companies from the districts below, have
been formed into Regiment, There are un-
derstcod to be three companies from Pckens,
Zone here, one at Bachelors Retreat, and tho
Walholla Rflemcn) a like number from Green
vile, and one from Anderson; and perhaps an
eighth company from Hamburg, The election
fhr Field Officers will be ordered at an early day,
we understand