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Term 1861
S'n'e ~ irhAna. Dus.- 4sts
'''''. :. A''' >, j. s.~I...
lacob s. aons
NAryv A. ~imnn-.
Jnhn w. Msyo. -tsl
T. ppssnrg 10 ih- -.iisf-rfirn y the IN.
4 ter-lgn.d. Clerk. hy ,hs iii i.yt ~ -
Interested person that ii. r>.idrnce ~ Js.
cob Simrn- snh M,rgs A. ) mar-, i.tsnJ-
ants 10 The sb",. cause. rr- ~h.i'v ~
xnowr, The aid Jlroh Sirnrrs -rt M.rrv
Snmon- are hereby notified ~ ne fling
.nd p.nt.nrs o. ss,i rciisn. snd lh-i sald
y.ttton y ~ stand iur heating on ihr r.coni
iay ~ 'hr said term ~ IT.. rsiJ c'uf', ~ he
held ~ ~. court h.nse IN 'fv 4 WI % Jss.
nsr. ~ ssld rouniy. 90 The hrs' M5nday ~
October, l561. when sud whers they will he
required " s,rw.r o. d-mur 'i-rrio. ~ he
sane viii o. h.sri md determined 10 shsir
,b.enr. H. q. EDMUySTUN. Cirrk
July rs. 1851 iGl
ADMINISTRATORS SALr. OF LAND
NOTICE is hereby gwen ihsi in pursu-
IN snce ~ On order ~ ssis msds w The
co.rt oi Common Peas Of Dubois 9 unity.
Indiana. at the last term ihrr@ot, the IN
Asuign~d. administrator Of the vstste ~
Anton Schmi z. J-cess- q. will cell y, public
suction. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 22J. 1851.
on iha premises. the following rial estate ~
The decsden', siiusie in ssid county. 10 Wit:
The north east qnssier Of the northeast
quarter of s. eiior 33. and slso ihe sou'h
hsIf o. The >. u. / Of :. Z ! u SECTION %,
all In Township No. 3. south o. range
west. containing toge' hsr 80 acres VI land,
subject 10 The widows share therein.
Terms o. Sale Oneih of The purch
money 20 be paid IN cash. one-ihird tive W
month";. aud ons.ihird eighteen months from
date OF sale. the purchaser giving hls notes
for amounts of two lsst named insts lnenss.
With approved free hold security bearing 10.
tcsest from date. and waving benefit Of val.
ustion snd spprsissmsnt laws.
BERNARD BEYKE, Administrator.
D. Bueunsr. atty. July 24-4~ IS IS
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NV WHEAr.--The VincenDes Sun
ssys, very little new wheat is yet Of
fsring. We have heard Of sales 1t so
70 so cents per bnshel.
At Princeton It sells at from As to 80
cents.
At Evansville, sales at 60 cents,
with . downward tendency. The
Journal reports sales Of the best quail
isy Of -four at 81 per barrel.
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MOtpAl, Augusf ~ "a .cD
bei~s~n The hours prs crisr.l b lr~. y r
rents aud rrtf tor a term ~ .se--aing
seven years, - ~. flla wing d.-rr,h 4 'rsi
estate, - az - N ni5cs cou.i.. state ~
fndianH. 'o.Nif.
Tn north in'f ~ The sflih ~~- a r''sr
n Scotia ihir'.-"nr (ai). N l.A r-hip
Que XII y, north rang ryr 50 stsi ~l-o.
n irt ~ lard. NE NV hsif 'n-s.,f a.. dad
~ Andrew cav. nder ard Tsb'ha. h.s sii,,
d Joseph ha-,rft -rd gacnh Mli,r. in lsi
runiaininy ono pnd rr-- i",r'h -srr., u.ing
% va s,n.ih --t p.r' ~ irct'nns. ~.rii"n
Ewcu,s one. IT, Township one n.rlh r.rgr
Eve west.
Aud 81 isiu-s ~ ,sri 2. The w sm m
~ prinsirs', ini"r-s' ana ems; ~s.'@d - Nv
-sii .xesufi.n ! Gull ~ The ..m 'rls sn''
nlacr an 10 like manner. .. Y ne Zee simP'.
II sid rrsI e-'-fe.
Taken =. X. uii,, ~ h r.r~,'v -
William Roge :. 81 thr suit ~ J.ruh Ais.
ontfor%ci osur- ~ nc.,s ~
Said sale vii b. m,d- wi'hon' my ,pli'!
Z hatsv-r from val sii.n ~ 5rprsi-nsn'
laws
JOHN wEfKE'-. ShrriI ~ c.
I.,iri -rA tisms. a t-rn-s i.r 90.
Juls 81 lseI 81. IS CO
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Is hereby given shst Sealed P,opcsais will
! BE- received q the Office Of tho Trustee Of
Bsinhridgs towaship, Dubois county. lad.
on Saturday, the 10Th day o. August. 1861.
for furnishing 81 the materials necessary
and Tho erection Of one School House on
sha ispd Of Martin Schsirich. near the Troy
vosd. Plane end specifications may Be seen
q The AudisoS's Office IL the town 81 JssDess
q soy time before lhs dsy 81 letting.
KASPER John. Trustee.
Julv IL. 166l-4w.
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GIN. FRExosr. Major-Gen. Fro
mont, assigned 70 the chief command
q the y. s. forces 10 Missouri, Ar
kansas, and Kansas, reached St. Louis
Tbursdsy night.
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~ Al. especially young asa. sbosId
rcd he sSssrliseDsns Of ,hs " new NJ.
sAsssl Dspsnsasy" 81 Cincinnati. Ohio. In
ssothsr eolw~&n.
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EXPENDITURES

There has been paid out of The Treasury.
during The financial year lscO. ending Oh
April ~, 1861. The f..los ing sums upon
the following srcuuuts. 10 at:
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NOTICE is herrby given ihs' by v'ri"s u
~ a decree ~ ale issued run III III >
~ ID. a., TX ~ the Duhoi. Con men P..s
Court ana 70 me DIRECTED. | will offer Tor
sale a. pnhc anrtiun. 20 The highrs bi'drr
for cash ~ h nd. al the DIR Ut NJ .o,st
huu.e IL J,-rtr. IN
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Exhibit Of Com smOn a. Con-
grcssiOm:sl TOvsMs,as school
EnaId d..

Az EXHIBIT he roMnon sd Con-
( IRE. slvnsl Tn~n.nip y h"ui Funur
i,.h,j county. indistp. i"r he h-esi yeHr
1866 sndsng The it'll d-v ~ Aprii 1861. As
pnrt,j 90 TIC Dsard II nr'y C.,nuis-
sinnsr- al ,hsif Juu, trfn. 1861. ~ i.iiowr.
~ MI:
nETIIH1c
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suhScrib. for the Jasper Courier.
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"a Dun.l. G .n.nnn p.ss- i..Dr. DC .brs
Term. 1861
S'a'e - iudiAnn. Duhol- q 4s's--
Louisa Mayo
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DROPOsALS FOR BEEF CATTLE ON
THE HuOF.

SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying to the Govern
msnt 900 Beef Cattle on the Ho0f are invited the
Cattle TO be delivered in Washington oIty, on the
SOth day OF November, 1861, or a. soon thereafter
as the G Gvernment may direct. The bids to bs
directed to Lieut.. sc. GREEN, A. G. g., u. =. A
22H 9 street, Washington city, Endorsed Pro-
posals"
SkALED PROPOSALS are also invited till the 18th
day OF November, 1856, ct O'Clock .. m, for sup
ply ing the government 600 Head of Beef Cattle
on the hOof. The Cattle to be delivered at Ha ms
burg, Pa, on the SOth of November 1851 or as soon
bids to be directed to Lieut. F. h BARROIL, A.
U. ~. 8. 223 d street, WashInst ton, ID. C.
and Endorsed Proposals."
SEALED PROPOSALS ere invited till the 18th Of
November. 1851, at | O'Clock p. m, for supplying
4OCO Head OF Beef Cattle to the Government. The
1882, or as soon thereaftar as the Government may
direct, st either York. Chambersburg, or Harris
burg, Pa as the Government may direct The
bids TO be directed to Mai. A. BECKW,TH C 3.
u 5. A., 22S 6 street, Washington, d. c., and
Government reserves to itself the right to pay In
Trea'ur notes, and to rejeot any bid for any
cause. No bid will be entertained unless the bidder
is present to respond to his bid.
, Each lot of Cattle delivered shall average at
least 800 pounds Gross weight; and 10 animal
will be received ,whIoh weighs less than 900
FORM OF Biz,
/, Il, do hereby propose To deliver to the Gov
ernment good Beef Gait on the hoof for - per
hundred pounds gross weight. The Cattle to be
closed ndyer tsement The Cattle to be weighed
on the scales, and the weight so Determined to be
the purchase weight. l hereby agree to give q
good and sufficient bond for the fulflIment of the
Government funds In payment for the Cattle.
Oc Is I'd
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swords, scabbards. spurs, bits and metal-work
generally very dirty. As to bone and sinew,
the men are good as can be; the impression is,
however, that they could not be relied on to
stand or make a charge in their present con-
dition, and that they would do more harm than
good if any attempt were made to handle them
in the field. The Federalists seem to have in
creased their artillery force very much since
their last advance, when they had only 40
pieces in the field. They have now more than
three times as many guns well horsed, and an
enormous increment is still spoken Of With
their foundries, iron works, and resources in
skilled labor, there is no reason why they
should not be able to fight their battles with
artillery principally, and make Solferino or
Goojerat Of the affair. The Naval Department
is ordering guns by the hundred tons. 1t is a
pity we cannot sell them the American mon
ster guns which we bought during the Crimean
war by the pound, and which are lying in the
mud at Woolwich.
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rice, Indian corn and sweet potatoes. The
Savannah river runs along its border, and is
navigable for steamboats,.
There is no strong position near the town
capable Of rebel occupation or defence, and
therefore the movement of our forces on either
Charleston or Savannah would be easy from
this point should the reduction of those places
be on the programme of Sherman's and
Dupont's coming operations
Whether or not this point has been selected
or not for the theatre of action we cannot yet
say; but it is open to our vessels at any time );
for the rebels have no vessels-of-war to send
there, and no soldiers to spare to throw up de-
fences and garrison it. 1t would take great
number of troops to make both Savannah and
Beaufort safe against powerful feet, which
could operate against either alternately, or by
dividing its force, attack both simultaneous
ly.-N Y. Herald
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU
For WeRknes~es
Arising from Excssses, Hao,tE Of Dissipanon.
Early u discTstIoE or Abuse,
Attended tcftk fhC FoliotciHg Sympfor7t.
i1dIsPg9sM,..0n Pc y to bIertion' Los' 81 rSwer,
Weak Nerves, Treublinf,
Horror OF Discase, Waksfulness,
DImness of VisIOB, Pafu in the Bsok,
un.ysrFa Lassitude OF the Muscular sIstem,
Hot Hands, Flushing u the RGfy,
Uryness OF the skin, ETupuons on ths Foe,
PalLTD coUNTENANcE.
These symptC ms. II a owed 10 on, vhic6 this
medicine lnvarlebly removes, soon follows
IMP0TENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one Of iohiek ths Patient may Eepirs.
Who can say that they are rot frequently fol-
lowed by those "DIRKTUL DIsEAtn,"
"INSANITY AND CONsUMPTION.n
Many are aware of the cause of their suferlnf,
But NONE WILL c0nFKss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYLUMs
And the Melancholy Deaths bp Corssrssfsss, n
BKAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE TRuTH OF THl
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
InuEorste the System
which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcRg
iscartabs de<s
a TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKKprIcAL.
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NOTICE.

"ADAMS' ExPR EsS COMPANY" :"

4ADAmS' EXPRESS COMPANY"
This Company offers TO the public" Unsq uslled
Advantages for the Safe and Quick Dispatch oi
Heavy Freights, Packages, yaluables, Money, & o.
&o., to all parts of the United States.
Expresses To and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive in Washington twloe daily.
All Expresses are in charge Of szPe-ieseed and
reitdble Messengers.
All Packages fol, The Soldiers carried ss "oNI
HALP' our usual rates.
Al Goods for the so-called "Confederate States''
and all Articles " "CoILaband of War" will be
REFUSED.
Oar Expresses leave New York at I, S, and p.
p. M.
Expresses leave Philadelphia 81 $50 A. Nj. and
6A. III.
Expresses leave Baltimore at 40 A. M. and p.
r. N. ~ -"' ''--O = ~
Expresses for all points North and West leave
w ashlngtOn at 7.SO A. NJ. and 2.S0 p. M. daily.
Special Contracts for large susntiues of Freight
can be made on application TO this Ofice,
AL Goods called for and delivered free of Extra
charges. Z. w, PARSONS,
Sup't Adams Express Company.
Washington, August q, 1851, an 2SH
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CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, making 1t now one OF the largest. - r,
IN the Dlstnot, where bis facilities
LIGHT WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the busi-
al! kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept
promptly attended TO.
Second hand Carriage a. taken in exchange for
d 1s corner of Fourteenth and = sts
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y rll the I1th day November, 1861 at IL O'Clock m
About eco barrels will be required, In separate
& I0ts OF % about leo barrels each The Flour to be
lot to be made by the 26th November, 1861.
The Flour required to be of the following brands,
hoers, or such other inspection the Subsistence
Department NAV direct.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS In
HOSPITAL

PEbltshsd in conformity tcih tie fssolsfioH Of
Ms Ssnats Of July is, 1861.
At General Hospital on E street, bsttossH Fourth
and Fifth streets, Washington, Nou. 1.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
"RIcRLY CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buohu

A Posif'-s aad Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, ana DROP.
SICAL L>SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power Of Direction
and eIcltss the ABsoRBENrs into kealtLY sctlon
by Which the wATRRY OR caLcHRoUs .deDosl loos
ana q. UNNATURAL KNL AKGEM kNIs are reduced
es well as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and 10 good
for
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
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FEMALES-FEMALES-FEMhLES,
CONTEMPLATING MAkRlkGE.
In Many A6eetiosS PsesIiaf fs~FsmaLs
the Extract Buohu 10 une< <uslled BY any Other rem
edy, as In ChloIosls or ReteDuon, lrv gu err, |,
P6Infulness, or Suppression OF CUSTOMARY kvHs-
uauons. liberated or Sohlrrous state Of The Upsr
rus, Leuoorrhee or Whites, eterIlity. and foT ell
complaints incident 70 the ser, whether eyianE
from Indisoreton, Habits Of Dissipation, or IN tht
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFEg
sKB SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
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RooTs AND sa0Es TO sEIs rHE

WeAe nov manufacturing all kinds OF BOOTS
And SHOES. snd cc1stEntly reoeivIrE s,zsSa
grPSly OF eastern made work OF every de- SfS1tE
sorEftion, made expressly 20 order, and willy ~
pc sold ct Q much lower lrioe ths1 has BEEN -
heretofore charged In thl1 city for mach lnferisr
Arholes.
Persons In want Of Boots and Shces Of eastern or
eity made work, will always hnd good sssol smsl
In Etore and ~ tss leSeIt f.ess. Give as . call.
GRIFFIN Il BRO,
ass
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~ n SOMETHING NEW! -
NfAAGREATEsT DISCOVERY oFEN faA
~&ihV THE ACE! ~AAxY
~ 1t 2S1 street, oppostts
the ThedtsT,
OVSTERG

In the shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
70 roastl In ttc0 minutes, the fastest
time record. Call and see.
The underslgned res psctfully informs his friends
In the Dstrct, and visitors to the city that he has
rented his OLD and wELL-KNOwH EsTABLIsHMRNT
In most thorough manner, and has made oOm-
pete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS in any
style and IN any quantity 900 to 500 ga Ions shucked
per day; 100 to 8 OOJ oans of SpIoed and Fresh
put up daily-oans hermatically sealed Furnished
in the shell by the sushe or barrel.
Persons wishing TO have Oysters furnished reru-
tarly through the winter, at Baltimore prices,
without fear of failure, should call and make ar
rang sments at once Freight; time, and money
saved by purchasing Of me, as furnish an article
equal TO the celebrated Baltimore esta blishments
at prices just as low.
O. TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, Lobsters, Sardines, CLANS,
strawberries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet, Trpe, DO.
60, 30. Also, Pickles, Catsup, Sauces, Brandy
Peaches, DO. Also, Game and Fresh Fish, Tur-
ties, TerrapIns, Fresh Lobstsrs, Cod, Halibut go.
In fsct every thing for sale in the Northt IN mar
kets always on hand, at reasonable prices
nvered WITHOUT charge 20 any part of the District.
IN season. u the money Is sent with the order.
My establishment is open from 5 g. m. to IL at
nirht, every day, except Sunday, when 1 close at
seH T.. nj. HARVEY.
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Taks more BdIsan, Msresry, o. Uspseasesf
Medicine for Unpleasant asf Dangerous
Diyeassy.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CuREs
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages; At little Expense;
Little or no change IN Diet; No inoonvenienoe;
Aad 40 Exposryt.
IL causes fresu ut desire aud gives strength TO
Urinste, thereby Rem wing % bait uotlona.
Preventing and hIInE Strlctures of the UrethrH.
Allaying RAN and infammsaon. 20
free <uent In the class OF diseases, aDd sxpcinG al
Poisonous, Diseased, dNd tcoTn oss Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who have paid kedrv fees TO be cured q short
time, have found they were deceived, and that the
POISON" has, BY the Of "potesrrI asfissssss"
been dried in the system, 70 breat in sn at
fravatod form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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WOOD AND COAL

w. WOOD AND COAL.
H. OU Will surely Est your moneys worth BY
calling st the PIONEER M LIS, sosfkSfyt cor
.T Of Strssh street. dsd Canal, l6E0. PAGE,
AEent.l They sell cheaper and give better measure
man any others IN the clty-out, spit, and delv-
cred free Of charge. If you don elIeve i've
the Pioneer Mills Q tina, and be satisfied.
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Big Spring Joe Charles do.
Ede's Extra Bakers. do
lew barrels of the same grade of Southern
Flour vii be taken, provided that It proves ECU,
In grade 70 the brands above-named Ths bidders
to state the brand and the number Of barrels O
each kind they propose TO furnish.
The barrels containing the Flour to be strong
well-hoOped and head-lined.
The proposals TO be addressed to Mai. A. BECK
WITH, g 3, U. 8. A.. Washington, ID. c., anC
endorsed, +" Proposals for FlOur - %
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At Seminary Hospital, oso-gsto,en, Nov. 1.

(dl One othcer. (b) Or
(d) One officer.
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Uss HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Gil affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from vhstever cause ori iginatInE and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs uire the AID Of d.
uRKTIc.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUC&U
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
and il Is certain to hsve the desired erect In
Diseases for phieA q IS recommended.
EVIDENCE OF TEE MOST REsPoNsIKlE AND RHs
LIABLE CHARACTER
will.acoomPany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From 10 % years. standing,
WIN ~ SCIENCE AND FAME.
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At GeRerdl Hospital, ONION Hotel, corner Bridg,
and Washington streets, Gsorgsfo,rn, Nor. /.
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Excitement at wIimIns,er, Del.

MiLNINsT ron, May 2-Thers has been much
excitement here for a day or two past. Capt. No
Mullin, Of the Philadelphia Independent Rangers,
has bean In the city for the purpose Of detecting
some suspected parties here from Baltimore Il
was rumored that an attack was 10 be made on the
powder works Of the Messrs Dupont Our Home
Guards were called out, and after marching part OF
the way TO the works, were met by the mayor OF
Wilmington, who directed them 20 return as there
was no occasion for their services Every stranger
Is closely watched In this vicinity. On Monday
night two shots were fred at the guard on tbs
Brandywine rsilroad bridge
Messrs. Qulgley 4 Stone have the contract for
Tor rebuilding the bridges between the Susqus-
hanna and Baltimore A sufficient force will aa-
COMPANY them 10 secure their protection.
The National Guards Of this city have len for
Philadelphia, TO be mustered into service under
General Patterson
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Important from Western Virgins.

the merchants Of this city, 10 he into consdera-
toa the action necessary in regard TO the State
license, was held this afternoon. The committee
made report, setting forth the law in reference
20 tue matter, submitting resolves 10 the effect
that we are good citizens Of the State Of Yirgins.
at the same time hold ourselves loyal citizens Of
the United States, and will maintaIn allegiance
the same as heretofore; that we willing 20 pay
license tax so long az Virginia is in the United
states, but we are not willing 20 pay revenue 20
the government at Richmond, which, without
the consent Of the people Of VirginIa, has as
sumed TO absolve us from allegiance 10 the United
States; recommending to the merchants Of Wheel
ing and Ohio county to withhold the payment Of
taxes for the present. The resolutions were unsn-
fTnoDsly ,donted
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NEWS
Movements at Fort PIokens-Ssutheru Mil
itaFy Never ants

NKw ORLEkSs, Nay 2-The Pensacola CORES
pendent OF the Mobile Advertiser, under date Of
the 18th inst that several barbette guns have
been removed from Fort Pickens for some pur-
pose unknown, and nine batteries have been
erected outside the fort
The Montgomery correspondent Of the same
paper says that much anxiety exists relative %
the present conflict ~ tie border States especially
Maryland and Virgil MIA Great activity exists in
the War Department Troops were being bur
ried into TIE field, and tie cabinet had decided
TO call out fourteen regiments, IN addition TO thir
ty thousand already Obtained. More than double
the whole number had rendered their services.
Six OF the new regiments would b. taken from
the Southern States not mem bers Of the COnfeder-
acy The Montgomery government will co-ope-
rate with every Southern State and furnish men.
money and munitions 70 aid them 20 rssist any
force brough BIT against them.
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Grea, Ear tho uake 10 south America.

NEW YORK, May 3-The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwall on the 18th, with $50 pas
sengers and SS6S 900 in treasure arrived here this
afternoon. She brings Valparaiso dates 10 the
30 ult.
The city Of Mendoza had been DESTROYED by a
fearful earthq uake, and some eight tLopsasd pes-
pie killed, on the 10th Of March. San Juan was
also reported 10 have been destroyed, the bed Of
the river having been turned on IL by the same
earthquake.
The British ship Marco Palo, from Australia
for London, put into Valparaiso dimastcd and
leaking from contact with iceberps
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New Jersey Lextslnture.

TRENTON, May 2-This morning in the Az
sembly the Judiciary Committee reported q bill
for a loan OF one million dollars bearing six rcr
cent interest, and appropriating IL for purpose
Of defense, and to support the militia called into
service.
In the Senate joint resolutions were ordered 70
third reading, declaring the unalterabie purpose
to stand by the Union and sustain the General
Government Bills authorizing the city Of New
ark 10 borrow SlOO,0O0 and Trenton 70 borrow
$4,000, to aid the families Of volunteers, have
been passed
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Movements In Illinois.

SPRISsTIELD, M. May The Legislature to
day passed bill 10 prevent the transportation Of
telegraph messages IN cypher. IL also passed a
bill for sending ten regiments into the camp Of
instructions 10 meet the future calls Of the general
government.
Colonel Prentiss, the commanding ofBcer at
Cairo, telegrsphed to-day that 200 stand Of arms
were landed at Columbus, Ky, twenty miles from
Cairo, last night and that seven pieces Of cannon
were landed at Paducah yesterday.
All was quiet at Cairo. About 3, 600 troops were
in camp there
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May4-Fourteen propeller loaded
with New New Jersey troops passed p Philadelphia
last night.
BALTIMORE, May 4-Lsrge gathering at Tenn
perance Temple to-day now occasion assemb bling
delegates. City convention elected by Union
men last night. Sentiment Of the city almost
unanimous against Board of Safety bill