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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13
,Sailing of the Pocdhont0S.

NORFOLK, April 10. - The Oh. .'a
States sloop of war PocahontaS S"li
to-day under sealed orders.
Nxil,itary and Naval Aha1iS'
THE Army Oath.
wAsH1SGroN, April ll.-fl'e CON-
nanies took the army oath at inc W."
Danartment to-day. Their opllga'ioA'
last three months. no
1nc,ease the Naral Working fo!ce'
BOSTON, April 1.-the workins
force at the Charlestown Navy h"iN
hos hoen increased to 1900 men.
Noynl officers Ordered to be he0@g,
Pu11ADE1pmA. April ll.-All ON
GERS at the Navy Yard are oroeieu "
be ready for active service w1'n'n W.
DAVIS, and to report to the trlga'e Hln
oso+a on the first and the Mississippi
ON the thirteenth of May.
1,oops to Fort Leauen0orh-
FORT KEARNY, April l1.-ComPa
@ MES E and F have beenordered 10 p,
coed to Fort Leavenworth for'n" ~
Massachusetts LeStS'"'"'' :
u :. BOSTON, April IL. - The Mass
- chusetts Legislature the present SO g,
- sion, passed bill authorizing u
y Governor to increase the number
u volunteer military and put 2a'o 'roo
~ on a war footing.
M Secession of Arizona.
Deleonte to The Confederate Comgre
ST.. LOUIS, April 1.-THE hepu'
ain can,s New Mexican correspond
ion writes that the citizens OF Mesliia'
airy Arizona, in convention assembled
the 10th ult., declared themselves
n. Of the old Federal Union. ,
.,hena Gen. w. G. jones' formerly OF N
s,ss Duri, has announced himself 1a oa n
8 -. present Arizona in the .
. sa,ss. !. p@nto1oons be Confederate States
tthe shortest notice, a.
ble TERMS Southern COMMISSION
E respe ssn1lase So'' :, April 1.-THE 20
: Sbon on Levee, between Coners lett mere
rerson streets, Caroton. u'e for the sc
-, AMI, uNDNrSN MAKING fePiy
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13

THAN ANY KNOWN RF-GIE,'E
THAN ANY KNOWN IlEN.IlY
THAN ANY KNOWN RhEMI.Ia =
THAN ANY KN0ysfJ IIigED1.
THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY.
THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY -
Every Druggist and Country Merchan. aa sh oia
rom the profits flat accrue from ssales, bnt rs an
act of phiianthropys. toward Suffering humanity.
will be ,nadc~to the especial and ps;siniaty h1etess
Of al Druggists to purchase by +.et
W. w. BLISS & CO., PKoFfrEToRs, +S;+i
s63 BROADWAY, NEW YORK q
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13
srroops for Pensacoaiss..

b ss1lass Published, IN a Sealed bioe1rsoe,
~ T. ET4s IIIs a NATURE, TREATMENT AND
& 4hJAIs CURE OF SPERMATORRHOEA,
Y Ss3gnnal Wealzness, Sexual Debility, Nervous
3f&Sand Involuntary Emissions, Inducing hnPo'
S6Sv, and Mental and Physical Debility.
ssEFg,y RoBT. :. CULvERwELL, M. p,
sss 4sstho,-sof the .' Green Book," etc. =
ssf,be worldsrenowned author, in this admraole.
rsSat,l,e clearly proves from his own e2i pcrlence
awful cetseuuenees of self-abuse may be
.5Iectuaiiy removed without medicine and Wi.no
i'm, rerous surgical operations, bongies msEru
ss,,fs rim p,s or cordffsix pointing out MODE 81
As ~ once certain and effectual by which every
fftrer, no matter what his condition may ne'
nav cure himself cheaply, privately ald rituc
IhlB Lecture VIII pioNo =" 'SHf
hnd thousaiid& ,oid ON
sssent under seal to any address, post Paa, on
die receipt of two postage stanps,.Dy Trrs
IN. CHARLES j. g. KLINE, l27 Bowerys Vow ne
VsrJx Post Box 4, $50. a scPCo--S
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13

Printers Prouerbs.-Do not read
aloud in the Office of the printer tor
neradventure, he may have read the
rarv article a dozen times and he and
-. ,vorkmen are not interested by the
buzzing.
It is not to occupy the EDITORS chair
lonoer than one hour in the morning
1ubon there is half dozen waiting for
u,o;r turn. OF course the editor has no
' use for it.
Read the papers which are before
, thee and then fold them properly and
renlace them. 1t is an annoyance
: 70 have them left open and scattered
y about the floor.
l. II should like to take your paper
le Int can't afford it. Twill step In and
road # occasionally" is poor encourag-
d, ment for the printer. Proftaole ELL
ne ,,1ovment of the time thou lounges'
about his office, would enable thee &c
ot pay for dozen papers
IS, Stop the paper if thou dost not llk'
p rs nolitics or its morals, and then stol
is. whining about the manner III which IL
lat conducted. 1t is not printed tor th
roe especial amusement or edllcatio
10 alone. =
ON Never inquire thou of the printer t '
not news. for behold it is his duty at u
rm, appointed time to give it unto tint
Will without asking.
all When thou dost write for his pape
G never say unto him, "What thnke
'uld thou Of my piece!" for it may be I'll
ave the truth may offend thee.
ent- It is not 6t that thou shoulast
aces him who is the author of articles'tor
duty requires him to keep sucn 10 III
''''' self.
rate When thou dost enter a Prlh'
eve office. have care upon myself
are thou dost not touch the types 1or
IN IS maycst cause the printer trouble
spite I,uok not thou at the copy whlc
st be IN the hands of the cOmposltor !;
Z for that is not meet in the sight or
resi- printers eye.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13

into two distinct parts. The time is
slipping by with fearful rapidity,
within which this good understanding
,ight be effected, and there are omi-
nous signs that the executive of the
Northern union is about to try the
other and fatal experiment of subjuga-
ton by force. Human folly could not
oxbihit itself in a more senseless and
wicked way. The hope that it may yet
not be rests in that strong hope OF
which rejecting men cannot divest
themselves, even when their observation
would otherw lead to doubt, that
there cannot be, in this age and conn
try, such degree of malice and folly
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13

fZuCOuLCOS'
re steamer
Seday from
Pa Havana,
Ar reports
Prii e IN.
Symao1 -
| SeTgeah
SSAs@. ~
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13

that the Lincoln
wed in a mesh of
b it cannot extri-
elton without as
are not warrant
,itution, and run
with the public
5 in its section
ons of its ow!
collect revenue
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13

Justice D, tac Peace--Johm D. Hamper
Cou$taJLe-StcVhen kerner'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13

! it the NOrthersI
IisConteuted, aspel
a. q.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13

AID PERAIANENTT,' J.
AID PERM ANFNTLY,
ArO PERMANENTLY,
A. ), PERMANENTLY,
AND PERMANENTLY,
kNgD PERMANENTLY
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13

w. II. Williams, Presidential is con
NJ. Hollingsworth, DR.. Thomas ting in Il
5. Ferth, J. J HerrIe, c. {.
ohm Davenport.
Secretary-C. C. Borter. 5, t
TEACHERS. rOl
Central Srhnol-- 4 Il. Hutchinson, Il
cipal Male Department. ,t
Miss l.eanora b. Jones, Principal Fei
Department.
jefferson SchooI--Mr. 7. Prest n, Prlncil
Miss vi. d. Woods, First Assistant.
Miss 0. c 95gfbeli, Second Assistant
Washington .Scho0I--Miss M z, Ncs'
Principal. .,
Mrs. F.,>I. Ives, First Assistant. :
Mss @. b. Robinson, Second -Asslstan
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-13

ID District
Sd District
9Th District
9th District
Ist District
I'd District
Sd District
5th District
9Th District
9TH District
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
Golden Rules for the Guidance of the
Green.

huISb tuC - 49,
Green.
II you have q rich aunt who is fond OF
tracts and tea, there is no necessity Tor
your talking to her about billiards and
brandy and water.
Should you be talking to Thin, elderly.
unmarried lady, OF another thin, elderly
unmarried lady, you needn't describe 'hS ~,
party alluded 10 as a "scraggy old maid
If you require person to become SO
curity fol- you, don't ask the man who
promised he would do anything for you
when he knew tina. you didn't want any
thing done.
Ifyou happen to know an author, dem
own it; one half Of the world won't be-
lieve it, and the other half won't lhlnl
much Of it if they do.
Don't say you never take supperS; ex
cepting where you know th'y never CIV
any.
Ifyou don't know what everybod; els
knows. YOU had better hold your tongue
and if you know something thateverybod
else knows, you hid better hold yo'
tongue, too.
II you intend to do good thing don
change your mind; and if YOU possess
five dollar bill. don't change it. >,
These, and few other golden rule
which wo don't exactly remember. shon
be learned by heart, as they will Prsv0
you from appearing green, and other Pc
pc looking blue.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
Latest STYLES of Improvement.
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
FFA It's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PHOENIX BITTERs.

The high and envied celebrity which these pre'em-
inent Medicines have acquired for ihelr nVa,uan,e
efficacy In all the Diseases which they profess
has rendered the usual practice ofpu1hDg notohy uh
necessary, but unworthy OF them.;
Of sthma, Acute and Chronic hhuematsm' Ane0
tions Of Bladder and Kidneys. ,,vrs
BILIOUS FRVERs ANDLIVER COMPLAINTS,
In The South aud West, where these disease p'eVan
thsy will be found Invaluable. Planters 'iarnersana
others who once use these Medicines, Will LeFeIH III
teTwurds be Withoutthem'
B;Iiou, cholie Serious Lo0ssHeSs Pills. Cosueness,
coIJ, 4 Congh Choiie, Corrupt RamOrs, ,DrOPstes.
nvspypst.-Nop with this distressing disease,
should delay using these Medicines immenlately'
! Eruptions ofthc skin. Erysipeias, Flatnsncy'
| PEvyR ANp AaUE.-POr this scOurg" OF lhe western
eonntr nv these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
and certain remedy Other medicines Ieavs lne sys,
tom subject to return the diSeasei cure oy lhese
medicines Is permanent, ,.,
Try them. BE satisfied, and Dc eurcu'
FouLEEss OF CoMrLExIoN--
GENERAL DEBILITY, GOUT: GIDDinEoo'
Gravel, Headache, OF every KIND .Iw n.% Iounice.
Mmsc",,,p D,sy,sys.-Never fails to eradicate on
rey all the effects Of Mercury innniloly s3ohoI '-"
| the most powerful epurat0n oil Sarsapar''ia'
Night Spedts, Nervous Debility, Norrou' Complaints
of all kinds, Organic 3Bseti0H'
puE,-The original proprietor Of these Medicines
was cured Of Piles Of IS years standing, by the use
PAINS in tho Head, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints ant
u Organs. ,,. ,.t ,o..,,,lo dis
sasa will he sure Of fby the Lite Medicines
Rush OF Blood to the Head, scurVey, Salt hheun
lSweDgs. ,, ,. JIoo,
SoRoVULA or KTNa's Evil In It's worst iorms' o'ce'
, Of every description. ,,..L
WoRms OF ali kinds are onectually expelled BY ines
=, Medicines Parents will do well to admihlsIer tnci
. whenever r OR existence Is suspected.
70 Relief will be certain. 49,
" The Life Pills & Phoenix Bitter
a PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And Thus remove all disease from the system.
10 Prepared aud sold by
u DR.. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
335 Broadway. corner OF Anthony Street, New fori
Yor Sale by all Druggists.
lime II, IeBO-Iyll
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14

GO TO HUNTERS,
GO TO HUNTERS,
60 TO HUNTERS,
GO TO HUNTERS,
AT SHKFFER'S CORNER,
AT SH NFF FFER'S CORNER,
ATSI EFFER'S co RNER
AT SHEFFER'S CORNER,
FOR DRUGS n GROCEk les!
FOR DRUGS Il GROCERIES,
FOR DRUGS & GROCERIES,
FOR DRUGS & G2OCERIESl
BEST n CHEAPEST!
BEST Il CHEAPEST!
BEST Il CHEAPESTI
BEST & CHEAPEST
I'M THE TOWN!
IN THE TOWN!
I'm THE TOWNl
IN THE TOWN!
At II. B. HUNTERS
AT II. B. HUNTERS
AT II. 3. HUNTER S
AT II. B. HUNTERS
SII IEFFER'S CORNER.
SH EFFER'S CORNER.
SH 1EFFER'S CORNER.
ISH EFFER'S CORNER.
Sept. 9. 1900, g3If
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
gbs Galeastet @a1ette.
cry OF LANCASTER:

HuMoR.-The followinw curious speci-
soens of humor are found in the writings
of Hierocles, philosopher of Alexandria
who fourished in the 6fth century. The
author is drawing the character Of a scho-
las,ic, or depant. whose mind is wholly
.ugrossed with the school earnings
species Of knowledge neither sound nor
nsefal. He thus becomes what we call
absent and unfit for the common affairs OF
life.
1. A depant, on his first attempt 10
swim. being nearly drowned, vowed he
would never touch water again until be
had learned the ar. of swimming.
Q. A pedanr, desirCus of selling his
house, took stone from the wall, and
carried it about with him as specimen oI
the premises.
8. A depant, wishing 10 know wh1thel
hs looked handsome while asleep. placed
himself beiore looking glass with hi
eyes shut.
A. A pedant. happening to meet
physician. tried to CONCEAL himself behln'
a wall, the doctor asked him the reaso'
for his strange behavior, why" b
replied, ait is SO long since | have o-e
al, that was ashamed to met you
s. One pedant meeting another said
him, 81 heard that you were dead hi
friend replied, "BuI you see am alive
$50 you say" he rejoincd. "but the ma
who told me the news was more worth
Of credit than yourself"
6. A pedant, hearing that Gro
would live two hundred years, TO dele
mine the fact BY experiment, bo"ght al
kept one.
7. A pedant, on voyage being
danger Of shipwreck, and seeing the OF
er passengers catch hold Of various az
cles on deck to keep them ailoat, selz
upon one of the anchors.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

ron THE CURE OF
Cosiireness, Jdmdice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Dycntery, E6uI Stomach, EysipcIas, Headache,
Plies, Rhcunaiisa,, Eytptions aud Skin Diseases,
Lire Complaint, D,0pSy, 1ettcr, Tmors aud
SAT- Rie,pp, Worms. GoI, NeUulgiG, as a
Dinner ria, aud for PwiGing the Blood.
They urc sugnr-coated, 80 that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they arc the
best upcrcnt in the world for oil the purposes OF
family physc.
PrioS % oOnts por Box; Five boxes for Sl,o0
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14

Great numbers Of Clergynen, Physicians, States
men, aud eminent pcrsonages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, hut our space here will not permit the
| insertion ot them. The Agents below named fur
| niSh gratis our AMERICAN ALMASAoin which they
are gycn with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, aud the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put OF by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYER's, and take no others, The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they shoui
| have Il.
All our remedies are for eby
sIFFoRD& 4 CO., KAUFMAN & CO., and Il. I
sIoCUM, LANCASTER, and by Druggists aud Dealer
everywhere, 30.Jm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26
" Rellerue Ho.piral Medical ColIege.,-.I1hss. /.

Bellevue Hospital Medical Col'ege.uIuIhsss ssIT 'ec
ond tctnre on Military surgery" By FRANK H. lihMIL
TON NJ D. Professor Of Military Surgery, etc, WI De 1e
ivsred IN the Amphheaer of Bellevue Hospital Oh oAiCh
DAY, 27tb inst at Il! O'clock. .o,,n.y, q,
The third l,ctu. will be delivered MONDAY nett ~
the hour to be followed by practical n'r1cnoh I'D s
cal operations by ,,,., p.,k,i.
Dr. JAS WOOD Professor Of Surgery and Surgical P''ho'
.
Members Of the Medical Profession, Medical students h
those Interested in the subject, invited 20 br present
Teachers, AssociatiOn.-A stated meeting o W w
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION will be held on SAT hpAI'
ApTl q O'Clock the Hall Of the boafd OF 10
ton corner Of Grand snd Elnats rrof GEO bAlChhLOh
will read paper the Hory Of Teschers Associations W
the CITY of New York" All fends Of rdlcaion are co,dla5
Invited 10 attend. SAMUEL NJ fEhhlNo' i'e'iu'"''
GEO Y. WICKEs Secretvry.
Tiffany d. Co, No $50 BROADWAY introdnceo n
IN. nsw level iHE ORDER OF HE STARS ASD
STRIPES Pin or Badge Scarf Lapel, oe.aiiiuJ
enaineled Il hu, gold. Price rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

CI'NDAY NEWSPAPERS EMPRESS lRAiN
b, better accommodation Of the people being on nc
I. b IIuJon Rive. Railroad The under'ignrd has nade
a. arrangement TO SPECIAL IRAiN wheh sl st Isse
al. tb q depot a. s5a m, CARRYING ONE PASsf>1bn
COACu and will make fOoSing stops Tor lAnsf.'
,nA ,h, DELIVERY Of NEWSPAPERS feei.iih rnh
.1I Po.gbtr.n.i, khin.5eck Barrytown Iiyoh Hudson
air.n, I'D nov AT ALL STATIONS WHEhE the
TKAIS UOES NOT STOP NEWSPAPERS VII DC sDDEEhh',y
IN n rom IN, patorm Of the csr All The sCnDAI
PSPFRS viii be .od and delye.d by this train
Tup SFW YORk DAILY TINES which will COhilNtE
- pirRI'iSu an edition on SUNDAY DURING TIE WAX
TXCITEMEET NEWS DEALERS aud OTHERS Sho ~'n
PAPERs train will please address all oGe' ehet PEI
,ouaIy or through their skcnt' Ia thi. CITY 10 -,
'-' /, N SHEAR No lt0 ChAmberssL
N'lolssAs price % sl papers by the Train cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

Exhibition Repeated.
The Children of SsbDath School CONNECTED WIN tbe ne
formed Dutch Church Of Avenne and abst wan ey
nnv,r,s rsauest REPEAT their EXHIBITION, aud IN .ddi
lion ling ,eyra NATIONAL SONGS. THIS (FndayD EVEN
IN0 Exercise to commence u o'clock AdmsOn irse
and collection taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

Military Linen. Goods,
1900 YARDS
Heavy Brown, Wne.Thrsded
LINEN DUCKS,
All OF one quality and shade,
For SOLDIERS FATIGUE PANTS,
Or Suits. in HOT WEATHER
Also Indigo Blue French
CotloDsd.s for Two Regiments,
And
BROWN FRENCH LINEN DRILLS.
For sale by
sPAULDlNG, VAIL, HUNT L Co.,
No. SO Psrt place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

WiIbor's Cod Liver OIL and Lime.
CURE FOR co SUMPTION.
Professions. who have tTrd tn, cure for Consnn
tion with regard the efficacy 81 the article ~ All pu
mona complaints snd It IL beirg used with The most
thousand Who's, cases before the ne" dco
yey side Cd hopse. The proprietor has ccreded ~
combining the Peas OIL sit LINE DO such manner ts ibe
tate Of the OIL which 70 peTsous rehofny !.
entirely ard be viii pleasure by the uo'i
delicate female. Be and get the genuine Manufactured
on, hy ALEX r. NILBOR Chemist 40 10 Couft.t, hos
ton tor sale in ,ewYorb by J. hlLHAU, No. loJ Broad
ssy, aud BARNES Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

Life Preservers-snye the Soldiers.
In store, adapted for the Of soldiers on sea
voyage. Al.o Rubber Blankets etc.
r. e. WAGNER No. 81 Llbery't.
Wanted-lOON ABLEBODIED YOUNG MEN to serve
their country. Apply al No 355 Id.v e9In., o. Strst.
JAMES w. DRUMMOHD, Captain
WV II FAsH, Firs. Lieutenant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

APrayer Meeting Is held at the Boarding hous Of .he
Ladies Ihfi,tisn Asoi.tion No. 2l Amiy psce h'Ehi
FRIDAY oclocs The mothers and relative. Of those -ho
have gone forth fight for honor OF county are pscu
arly invited stteud. Mrs z. l.. HALL fist DHect'e'r
Miss NJ J. NALESTiSE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26
ali!itarn Notlces.


UAited States Army and Navy Blankets FUN
xaLE BY PIERCE BROS co, No, p FRANkLlN'sr''
BOSTON, AND AT AsTOR HOUSE N. Y. WE HANE
MADE THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF TRADE sPE'
claLTY. AND HAVE TO OFFER LARGER STOCK
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY. WE HAVE
sApE LARGE CONTRACTS DIRECT WITH THE MANU-
FAcTURERs OVER WHOSE PRODUCTIONS WE HAVE
THE ENTIRE CONTROL ALSO, A LARGE AssoRT.
nENr OF FLANNELs. SOCKS, AND sATINETs.
PIERCE BROS. co.
West Point Volunteers.-A regiment Of ten companies
a npin. IN i cty under tue shove de,snsop Of the
sse eoansnt to be enrolled m the Inc United
ssstes under IequisitOn of the Government
designed to officer from persons eoueatea tne -
Eay Academy and any such desirous Of holding com
missions ,b. regiment will please address either OF the un
gro W. MoRELL No ~ wall't.
iii miiGs s w ADAMS Brookiyn v aier WORKS oaic.
RlGH'D 5. SMITH, Cooper Institute ,-..,...
%S s6ft sL Na % h a0yssSr'' sSHa
WIN @ PECK, No 30 Tenth street.
THOS A EMMETT, New World InG Go;
J. W. JUDSON, No 27l Broadway, Room No "a
Al Rs,G % GSs.a % e IN Of ThS St .Sdvs o5 20 % On Fs h 10Th
tDst, III Room NO 21cOoPer Institute at o'clock p m.
To New.York ReGinents.-ThO-e who cannot go 70
~' "" VIII "DO A. TSHIlFkIM No. 225 BOwery.
Fellow Citi2ens-The undersigned being sbcut orgsni
ng gmeIt in the coming contest 10 be composed
exclusively Of uatutazed citizens would respectfully inform
chose engaged forming companies who nsy wh 10
jsin tins in behalf Of common country and
bold commissions 10 said hesiment dat fdiy determined
that volunteer shall be vh) not suteDty trohs
In fame toll AID hardship thereby capable Of bearing
the fstigueE incident Ihefeors van te W."
suitable for this Re tnent liberal
bounty will paid volunteer beside the donations and
contributions Of Cities Of NvN ork and bookyn Parties
nhiug information may address the undersigned al the BROOK
tyn Post, Office OF Globe Hotel Fulton ' brootyp,
o'elccS p. M. during the coming week ~ . ,o,-,,n
surgeon,s Tow Of very superior quality, furnished at
eeaby WILLARD hAhNE 20,
Paper and Twine Warehouse.
No o4 MEideu.lAne and No. II CedN st., New YORK.
CerrO GGrdo Legion,
Undsr auspices Of Col T. D. hEk United states Son
from Oregon.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED for the
CERRO GORDO LEGION.
HeAdquarterf Prince bet Wooster and Greenes
Hegiuent will be ocered by able and competent ueu-
offh,ers " ho sei we'd IN the Mexican War.
VOul wish under Ipeenced officers viii
Eses-e call and enroll tbeiI names. ~ -
The motto OF the CERRO GORDO LEGION Is; THE
eaTs and Stripes every Flagstaff from Maine 20 TeSss
Boys nc; enlisted JAMES DbIAlOh fOIiEh
Colouel Comm bndng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

Wendell Phillips on the War.-Di,coure last SuEda,
e. the Ml.ic Hall. See ANIlSLA' EEf STANDARD NO ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

KENTUCKY The Legislature Of Kentucky will
convene In two weeks from Morday, and among
Its first proceedings may be the passage Of resolu
tons affecting Senators Breckinridge and Powell
The Union men have overwhelming maiorities I'm
both branches, and will be represe tied BIZ some
OF the ablest men Of the State r p. Porter.
Speaker Of the Senate, and er-o6icio Lieut. Gov,
by Kemp Goodloe; and Col. John II Harvey.
the editor OF the Louisville Democrat, defeats
Ex-Governor David Meriwether, the Speaker Of
the last House The venerable l.. w Andrew,
Tor many years In Congress, Judge A Buck.
ner OF Fayette, Brutus J Clay of Bourbon. Gen
John b Huston OF Clarke, John Fiske of Ken.
ton, Walter c. Whitaker Of Shelby, William b.
Read OF Larue, Curtis T Burnam Of Madison.
william G. Anderson Of Boyle, Richard T ia,
cob OF Oldham, Nat. Wolfe Of Louisville, Judge
Underwood, who ably represented the State in
the U Senate, are also called to Frankfort
without reference to former political bearings,
and only As devoted friends Of the Union and he
Constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

Row AMONG WEES MKN.-Morgantown tVa.)
Star Of Tuesday, says that shortly after Gen Wise
evacuated Charleston, Va, a difficulty occurred
among the troops, which resulted in a genera,
night and the killing and wounding of quite
number 1t appears that some 500 men raised In
kanawha county and vicinity, demanded to know
where they were going, and not getting a salts
factory answer, they mutinied, and hence the
night after which they deserted in body and
surrendered to Gen. Cox, who sent them to
Charleston. Wise's army was much demoral-
lied and provisions were scarce, the men being
reduced to one-fourth rations