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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20
R auasin.

Advices from Kiatkhta in the St Petersburg Journals,
That the Russian merchants are taking all the
necessary steps for turning to account the recent treaty
witt China. General Ignate who left Pekin November
10 arrived at Kiatkhta fifteen days. the shortest time
hitherto taken.
On his arrival the church bells rang peal and TIE
Deum WAS celebrated in the principal church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20
Financial and Commercial.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The English funds on the 4.h showed n temporary i'm
proyemeIt but it not maintained and consos closed
Saturdays prices. On the 9th consos opened lower
the Emperor Napoleons speech being unfavorably con
- for money, and 9l7s for account
The demand for money in the discount market and at
the Stock Exchange short loans freely offered at
81 per cent Inc monthly payments on the 4th were
not without apparent difficulty.
Greek houses in London. The suspensions include Beo
Brothers. Edward vitais schilizz vuros and j. Pas
cal The assets in all cases are sad to DO favorable.
FEBRUARY 4-P. NJ
Csos closed at sIai eI7s for money, and el7s FOR
account.
Money kct active at previous rates
Illinois Central Railroad Is quoted at % ~ 26i dis
count; Erie do, 81 y; New York Central, 49,
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The sales on the 4th were:-
Eric shares. 3lH
New York Central 6s ....................,.- ass
Iliincis Central shares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 26s 25k
On the 5th, at noon, Illinois Central were quoted al
27is dis
MEssRs. JAMES HEWITT co.'s CIRCULAR,
LIVERPOOL, Fob 5--P. W.
CorToN.-The market yesterday DIonday) was Arm and
active, and prices OF better qualities 1874 "a.
over Fridays quotations. To day, however under the
tcegraphc advices per America the demand is quite
limited and the above advance Is scarcely supported
The market closes fat Sales Monday 600 bales 5000
bales on speculation and for export. fodays business
only 5000 bales 900 bales speculation and for export
BREADs1rus. --,Iessrs Richardson Spence n Co., and
Wakefield, Nash Co. report generally improved tone
in the market today. Wheat in good request fully
previous prices and In Id per Genital dearer
Flour quiet and generally unchanged Wakefield, Nash
\ Co. say 81. dearer) Corn in moderate request, and
3d. a Cd. dearer
PRoyIoSs--Beef and corn continued dun at previous
prices Bacon quiet Lard quiet SIS refused for good
American refining. Tallow fiat.
PRODUCE Ashes quiet at 29s a. COS 6i for pots and
COS 3D. a 30s. for pearls. Sugars quiet but steady.
Coffee unchanged Rice quiet some Carolina at auction
real sed 24s. Resin steady common As I'd Is. 81.
SptTs of TurpAntine 3Os. Cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTIoNEBR.
THIRD ANNUAL SALE
FRENCH, FLEMISH AND AMERICAN GALLERY OIL

GEORGE HOrRRoOK, AucTIoNEFR, WILL SELL
~ this day, ~ io O'Clock al 90 Greene street. near
~ fcr = cnfnpicie sut ~ oNrnlx t1thing eeveew
nrsi r,gn,s ri, aOoou.trmsuis hmpe,c AID blt verg
Use uses, VIII Ve s2l- nl,hgat tescgye. ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

nR. J. G. KENNEDY HAS REMOVED TO 1855 BOWER
A. three doou below Spring street. where he continues
Insert his beautiful lIfeke Teeth, At unusually low prcs
Whole upper under sets gold from e25 siv
from S. Partial sets gold from 81 each tooth
from 81 No charge Tor extracting Temporary -
when permanent scts ordered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

The law regulating the rejous affairs OF the Pfotes
tants the German and Sclavonan provinces had been
opted by the Council of Ministers. and will be pub
lished shortly after has received the Imperial sanction
II grants complete autonomy TO the Protestant church
As regards marriages between Catholics and Protestants
the existing regulations tor the present are to renan IN
force. - .
The Doaan Zeitug gives denial TO the news published
by German papers that treaty relating to the
Danubian' Prncpalities lad been concluded between
Russia 400 Austria.
Numbers of the Hungarian soldiers on fur'ough, who
had been ordered TO return, have already arrived
The law regulating the religious affairs with Pedestrians
in the German and Savonic provinces has been adopted
by the Council OF Ministers, and will be published shortly
after II has received the imperial sanction 1t grants
complete self government to the Protestant church. AS
regards marriages between Protesants and Catholics
the existing regulations for .he present TO remain in
force Adespatch from Pesh, dated Feb. 4, says-rhe
Index Curiae has exhorted the municipalities 70 avail
the result. of the Judicial Conference which s to meet
shortly before commencing the exercise Of judicial func
tions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

1C7 GRAND STREET, THIRD FLOOR -MApAM
fOl wIDGER, claroyyan and gifted spanish LADY, "
res the wybirf4 fn'uritv love- rtsrrtsae. ahse'
friends, sickness all Diseases
lucky aanOt!s properly iost "a s.osen, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

which small people cannot make war BY . blockade
we now damage the OF Germany, and ruin
the Prussian ports for long period The dispute must
therefore, now be settled either by war or by negota
tion.
The Danish Diet had been closed. The King in his
reply TO the Presidents speech sadShould they come
near US, my people viii defend themselves If call upon
them TO do so.
The sem. official Berltngski 7idende, in publishing his
speech, makes the following remarks "should German
troops enter Hosten without being called upon to do 50
by our sovereign and contrary to his wish violation OF
territory would then take place and the Federal Diet
would, in fact, have to declare against Denmark
War at the present moment would be nconvenent for
Germany and consequently convenient for Denmark
state OF armed peace exhausts the strength of coun
try and weakens popular enthusiasm, without which
small people cannot make war. BY blockade we can
damsge the commerce OF Germany, and ruin the
therefore, now terminate either by war or BY negoa.
tom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

YouR FUTURE FATE, DESTINY, OR FORTUNE.
- w the wonderful science Of asr0logy art of divna
on AZ forthcoming events and future prospects relative
yourself or your friends together with every other usefu
INFORMATION may he clearly fotod revealed by consult
ing me nsroogst and dylncr ~ Christopher street. cith
peronay or BY letter upon furnishing your exact date
birth. Terms ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETU-SI TO 81 EAo
- in whole sets on gold platina silver amber or rubbe
warranted unsurpassed in any respect sure or bone n
painless extracting. AZ Great Jones street.
Dis. LUTHER ST., Dentiy..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

uyNhY IL. LLEps AUG TIuSEER-HENRY II
LEEDs GO will sell at auction on Wednesday, Feb %
at l0s O'clock at the salesf0om % Nassau ST Az
sigrees sale by orderThc stock FIRST class
tuer equal In elegance Of desgn and finish thing
IN shis country viii be sold without superb
1abs, nlsd with various kinds Of WOODS, rspresentv
figures &c being richly carved oak Extension Table
Leaves II feet richly carved oak Buffet with figures
foaers oak BOOKCASE to match dining room has do su
perb carved rosewood tescr do Bureaus marble top
glass Washsands In rosewood and mahogany, French
do Bedsteads abnes inlaid Work fables Bns de Sose
&c oval Jabs centre Tables, Reception Tables ewtn,
Tables with her artces all of the elegant desrin
ton " ikmanstip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

UCIIoN SALEM DOUGHTY, .AUcrioSEER,
"A wiz sell this day Tuesdayp February 10. and
"wednesday February 20 6lS O'Clock; day sales
room 81 Nassau street An entire stock of
Ditre Carpets rosewood and mahogany Paror suits
cred 10 brocate plush and bar cloth, yiz.retes etes,
Sofas Parlor and Arm Chairs, marbcop gilt
frame Mirrors, Secretary and Library bookcases gas
deiers extension Dining Tables Cutlery Tea sets dressing
Bureaus, Washsand Bedsteads hair Mattresses Lounges
Wardrobes, &C the whole being the furniture family
the highest bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

A UC1I0N NoTIoE-20 LOTS FINE FANCY GOODS
IA Yankee No)ns, Books, Paintings, hne line and
tint EngIayngs Combs, Brushes, poremounaes
boys Hats Caps Boois also invoice Of China Glass nd
Crocky Ware also four bags Feathers three quarter
Cognac Brandy ten barrels dried Apples in fue order Tor
ocers saes bakers also Dry and Fancy Goods &c
&c. by HUMBERr a THOMAS, this morning, at iOi
o'clock in the store - Ann street sale peremptoy and In
I o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

WTLIAM ABBOTT, ArCTToSEER OFFICE NO
Fast sroadway viii sell this day at ies o'clock III
FURNITURE. stock and Fixtures Of the Washington Housl
No Lsurens street. OF Canal consisting Beddr
Bedseads, Washsands Gas Fixtures ae Counter olh
olrrooo arrangements, Ocoth Arm Chairs, Crcsery &c
VIII be put IN lot with two years lease so in parcel
tosuit purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

u, COTTON, AUcTIusEER- .ENTEEL HOUSE,
hold Furniture French plate Mirrors Lace curtains,
marble top centre card and other Tables &C. &C ibis d.
!Wednesday Feb uary 20 at I0ls O'Clock. al No. N III
tecnh street between Eighth aud Ninth avenues the
geneel Furniture 81 the house u viii embrace mahogany
ana rose wood fsrlor suits, Ia rich brore aud har clo
WuroOes trepch plate Mirrors, Curta French
other pedsteads extension Dining Tables velvet ta,S,
and ingram Carpets .ieloh, Hair Mattresses silver IHD
ware French Dina Ware, iedroam and Kitchen Furi
LETT possession mmedia -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

GEORGE HULBRoOK, AUCTIONEER WILL ST,
~ this day. al l0a o'clock, Al 2O6 Greene street,
bleecker the contents Of the three story honse compr
chairs and hockrTs Mahogany bureaus, mahogany FRI
nedsteads hair anu straw Mntlresse- leather Bsds Bost
ano Pillows, Blankets, spreads sh and Pillow Cases
washsands End ,rocker m.hogany marble top and
side Tables looking Glasses. china glass silver plated
Ware; elegant Cot sui marble Top aud kitchen Utica
siis, with which the sale vii commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20
DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL BONE FIILIy FOR pECAfED TEBrv
"A, put in While soft without pressure or pain Achir
teeth shells be flied with By the
JAMES Pr ARSON NJ ID. Rooms $50 Broadway, north sid
above Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

1rlE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs TIL
l. young and accom- plished Madame BYRON from Pari1
who can pc consulted With the sctes confidence all al
urs OF NE embracing love, coutshp, marriage, sickness
ntenpefnnce situations, lawsuits business travelling Al
SEM iIsnd lost or stolen properly 40 She has also secr
" make You beloved by your hearts ideal and brings tog
ber those long separated Residence 95 Third avenue
uemen, ~ cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20
SALES A. AvUruspU.

EDWARD sCHENcK, aOUIIOn EER.-PERENPTO
~ sale OF elegant first lass Household FURNITURE BY
H. SCHF NICK, thursday, zst inst at Ii 0 clock q
their esruom III the above eieoant rst
clsss Household Furnltre consisting n rsHt Of egsn,
wood paror suits covered 70 san asm.ss brocssl ana
designs ecretary apd library Bookcases carved ross
and Ku1ets, tension fiheS dining Chairs
sofas elegantly carved rosewood Bdsead marble ton
bureaus Washstands and Gommoes; d. cf black walnut
finished In OIL rosewood and mahpgsny Armour xoe pe
Glasses elegant mahogany chamber, parr and dining
Furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

UCTTON SALEM. DOUGHTY, AUCTIOSEER,
"A viii se this day "wednesday Feb. 20 at los O'clock at
sacsrocm 50 Nassau street. entire stock OF Household Fur
nturc Carpets rosewood and mahogany Parior suits
yered in brocae plush and hair cloth, vz:-Tee-a
Sofas Parlor and Arm Chairs marble Centre Tables gilt
frame Mirrors Secretary and Lblar bookcases Chan
deiers extension Dining Tables Cutlery Tea dressing
Bureaus Washsands Bedsteads, hair Mattresses Lounges
Wardrobes, &c the whole being the furniture &c a family
declining housekeeping The whole be pcremptoIy sold
to the highest bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

HENRY GREEN AUCIIoNEER. MACKERgI
III &c lhs day at i0s clock, at the auction store 10
liam street, 30 barrels and hall barrels No and No
Mackere Also 40 sacks Liverpool salt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

A S. RICHARDS, AUCTIoNEER,--0o CASES BOOTS
"A, Shoes and Brogans At auction, By RICHARDS
Cortandt being the usual variety desirable
morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20
HENRY II LEEDS, HycTIoNEER-BEkRY

HENRY H. LEEDS, HuCTIONKER HENRY II
IL LEEDS 4 co. ~ill sell at auction Thursday Feb
~ at u O'Clock in the .gallery OF store No % kass
street. Valuable OIL Paintings large sale Of vaiabl
Paintings and original oil sketches h. the promnen
artists IL italy The sketches and paintings
leced by American arti resident fifteen years italy
from the studio, Of the best artists Rome Florence
other Italian cities II Is be largest collection of origins
sketch ca exported from italy and no, Tor the
troubles In that country Is probable that they woul
have reached this Thu viii afford
poruni TO and amateurs OF ar, to obtain som
very sketches by the best modern artists Italy
other pictures sil be admitted will withou
The above collection will exhibition three d6y
be ore the sale.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26

The Ashley buys took leave of our citizens
on Wednesday an started flr their homes, in
consequence of inform ltion that no more vol
untccrs could be accepted at present, previous
ly passing resolutions thanking the citizens of
Delaware for their hospitality toward them,
dissolving their existing organization and a
Vowing their determination to reorganize and
offer their services whenever their country
calls. Just as they were leaving despatch
was received Saying that they could be receiY-
ed whereupon they reorganizei (electing
Mr. Meredith Captafn) and were to go down
yesterday. This makes the third company or
gtnized and mustered into service from Della
ware county, and we doubt not from the spirit
ovinced by our people. that if necessity re-
quires it she can raise half dozen additional
companies
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
Spffiai 9otiefs.

TIE certificate of fifty strangers to the efca-
CT of a given article weighs less in mems
minds than the verbal statement of one per
son knownto them, and who speaks from his
own personal experience Hence, in regard tc
the sale Of Sechrist's Restorative, the proprie-
tors have found this to be the fact; that wher-
ever it has been used it has been recommended
by all who have used It, The demand in
towns where it has been intodueed increases in
geometrsc ratio.
Rec advertisement and certificates.
The following Is extract from letter written by
Rev J. : HOlme, pastor Of the PerrepOintSfreet Bap
tIst Church, Brooklyn, y Y Journal and Mes
Senger Clncnnztls OhiO and speaks volumes in favor
Of that wOrld-renowned medicine, Mrs. WEELOW's
SOOTHING STRCP FOR CHILDREN TETTHISG:@
% We see advertisements in your columns Of URs.
WTSsL0E' g SOOTHING SYRUP Now never said word
n favor OF a patent medicine before life but
feel compelled 10 TO your readers that this Is 10
humbug-WE HAVE TETED II,
1t IS probably Of the successful med
ienes OF the day, because il Is Of the Eest And
those Of readers who have babies can't do bntter
than in supply
March 22d. 1s6I-ss1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26

Fam re C,suabtesrial, I3SSlsin BasiSt, Noes.
said TO be very eaicscious for the headache.
$500, FirBa The Commercial. CiHeiRRdti, o.
uTerins humanity now be relieved.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
Mexican Mustang Imminent.

From rich and poor. bond and free. all col
ors, grades and con iitions of life, the same
need OF praise Is awarded this wonderful arti-
Gle ores are healed. pains relieycd, lives sa-
we'd valuable animals made useful and untold
ills assuaged by this remarkable medicine For
Cuts, Bruises, sprains, rheumatism, swellings
bites, strained horses, &c, it has no equal a.
mong Lniments. Ciutments, or Salves. 1t is
the HOusekeeper's and Farmers friend Weeks
Of illness and lost of time are saved by an early
application of Mustang Liniment 1t should
always be on hand. Be careful when you buy
and have it worranted as genuine All genuine
viii hereafter bear the signature Of G W.
WRsrsRooK. Chemist, and D. S BARSEs, Pro-
prietor, with the words Trade Mark in two
medailions of the Federal Currency. Sold at
25cts. Scots and 81 90 per battle by all respec-
table deHlers throughout the world,
Mar. 22d, 2m. D. S. BARnEs, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
MPoF8aa6 6o FomaIss.
UR. CR
DR.. CHEESEMAN'6 PILLS.
Prepared By COFnefIus L. Cheeseman, n. d.

OG8S A666 &4A AN PILLS.
Prepared By COFnefIas L. Chseaeman, n. d.
New XOFk City.
The combination Of Ingredients in these Pills are the
result OF long and extensive practice They mid
In their operation and correcting all rregu
Arties Painful henstruatons renewing allobstructons
whether from cold otherwise headache pain in the
side, pAlPation Of the heart whites, s aee-
tions hystercs fatigue pain in the back ndImbs, &C.
sleep, which arises from interruption
10 MARRIED LADIES Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills areinvaI-
uAble as they viii bring the monthly period with
regularity LAdie who have been disappointed the
use OF other Pills placer utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills oing al thai hey represent 10 do
Eetiee-7Aers csnditioH # the fsnlole sysa
vAteA Ae Pills uOtJe taken ariiEop producing Pc
CULLAR RESC1 ne roHaitioz rgerTsd to PREG-
EANCK-tke res fhLScARRLAGE SucA Is tie IRE
suitable tendency Of tAe ueeie restore fAe sczsGl
tiOaS noTGl eohditi0 that ereR ersTodacire o4ref
g' nature cannot resist II.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
Injurious. Explicit directions which should
company each box Price 81 Sent by mail on encos-
ing 81 TO DR.. CORNELIUS L CHEEsKNAE, 53l Pos
Once, New York CITY Sold b. druggist in every
townin the United States.
R B. HUTCHIEGS,
General AEe1tfor the United States,
No. 20 Cedar street, York,
70 vAOEs all WhOLesals0rders should Be dddre ID.
Sold bT B. DICKINSON & Ser. IelaWale.c nes, ,'eo
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26

The rumors current affecting the patriotism
Of Rev. Mr.. Given, we are pleased to say, are
entirely unfoundcd He is thorough and de-
voted friend of the Union. as are all the cler-
gymen of every denomination in the county
and We may add all the people also-for so
few and Insignificant are the exceptions, that
our county may truly be said to be a unit i'll
the conflict in which the government is now
engaged with armed traitors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26

PLENTY OF ARMs.-The Cincinnati Enquirer
understands - that IL letter was received in this
city on Saturday from member of the Cabi-
net, which stated that within a few days after
the Inauguration an agent was sent to Europe
with orders to purchase i've hundred Thousand
stand of arms, and that these arms would now
be arriving by every steamer at New York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26

~ single ha u. af SPALnING's rREP kAEB
viii save times It's cost annually, -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
Sheriff Sale.

Benjamin MeMaa'er RY virtue Of an @ execution zee
Vim livingston. Of Common Pleas of Delaware
County Ohio shall offer for sale at the door Of the
Court room, in Delaware.
Monday The @elh doy # 4TTiI, 1851
between the hours Of 10 ocicck a IA and o'clock
te following described real o-wit Situated in
the Township Of Oxford akd County Of Delaware and
state OF Ohio and s bofnded follows In Range Is,
township section T. Eouth Of lot number
be ginning poet in she centre Of county road
tho south side of said lot number T. belonging to james
u. Eckcs, and running thence In the centre Of said
road south deg. west poles; south 81 deg east
- polea TO post south So degrees 40 minutes, east
1oI e-l5 poles post the south line Of said lot
sugar II inches in dianeter-nOrth 6SA degrePs,
east links, thence north Ss1s degrees, west us
2S-f]o poles, the th line Of tha post al the
W cor thence RSrth degree, east 11lh poles on the
lire post at the said Eekle's snUth-West cor
ner thence south ssk degrees I6% poles 10 the
place Of beginning containing 81 55 S190 poles
sf hand. Also 3OE in range IS, township & sec
tiOh s, L. Military LAnds, bounded as follows be-
ginning at the south corner OF lands formerly
belonging Hugh Waters tn west 81 oicE thence
north SSz poles, thence cast along the south line Of
Andrew Bucks land 81 1851 poles, thence south to
place OF beginning, containing = acres of land
B. {. WATERS, Sheriff.
March 20 Gifts. $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
The Great French Remedy.
Madam Boivins Celsbrated
Silver Coated Female Pills.

THE only certain and afe Remedy for all Uts-
rine Distractions. Monthly Difficulties, Irregular
ties, and all the other diseases to which the
Wife, and Mother is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain deleteriOus ingredients bat are
safe and certain their action They will be found
exort tbs happesa effect in all OF Prolapsus Uteri;
IN LoacOrrhva the hitcsi they Will be found the
easiest and certain Cure thst be feuRd It s
account OF this certainty they should not be taken by
Pregnant Females, CduTing e fYt three EoHths
carriage ceFtai) be brought on but at other perl
DDS their use is perfectly SAFE For sale by Druggists
OF Delaware
B.-0ne dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent will ensure package Of pills
By return mail. CROSBY, General Agent,
BUffa-o, \. Y
AcuoN.-Bcware OF Counterfe.ts the genuine have
esignature OF c. Crosby the outside wrapper.
March l, '6l--fIY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26

The rumors affecting the patriotism Of Dr..
J. R. Klapp. his soa anil Geo. Ridgway, which
have been current for several days. do not seem
20 be we'll founded, and justice to those gentle
men demands that they should be set right be-
fore the public. The charge against them al
shat they were getting up organization to
protect the sympathisers with the South in the
utterauce of reasonable sentiments. and had
threatened to lay our town in ashes if any at
sempt was made to m Hest those thus offending
We had call from the gentlemen in ques-
tiou on-Wednesday, and after conversing with
them have no reason to doubt their loyalty
They brought with them and exhibited the pa
per they had Circulated and to which the
names of IS citizens of Berlin were attached
We give copy of it below; and certainly no
Ono will claim that there is anything like trca-
Son discoverable in its contents. Il reads as
follows:
Whereas. civil war is raging in our beloved
country which threatens to destroy our Union
and to rend our glorious constitution liz frAg-
mcnts. Our State is in danger of invasion
Should State be Invaded. Threatened
with invasion. land soon it may be) then
loyal citizens of Ohio, acknowledging our frs
allegiance to her. We will defend her to the
last extremity. We the undersigned subscri-
hers associate ourselves together AS Home
Guard to maintain law aHlkorIer at hons. and
to defend our State from fason from abroad.