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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
Dissolution.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
8. r. Nuckolis

W.. District court Ot0e county ut.
Charles +. Holiey.)
BY virtue Of n execution b me directed from tho
District Court Of Otoe county Nebraska Territory, /
will offer for sale, az pablo Auefies, from the dOoF
Of MePhsyson's Store HoHss, the place where he
Disfrief Court AZ Nemeha CoHufg held ib last tern,
in tho town Of b roWnvilie, Nemaha county, Nebraska
Territory
On Saturday the 29h day Of June, 1861
at the hour Of I O'Clock, Pr, the following laads
and tcBements, levied upon and % be sold, a. ne prop
erfy q Charles II. HALEY, % satisfy said execution in
ny huuds m favor u 3. N. Nnckollss t0-Hit-
The southwest quarter Of section 20 IN toHuahip q,
north Of range fifteen, east Of the Och pdEeipalmo-
ridians in Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, and
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

@. I'll. =" Ha! what is this / see
before me? Do me eyes deceive meg
Reckon not! That color! Those
flavor! Them tastel Not mo-! not de-
ceived! Gin cocktail Of Charlie Avis
compounding, and no mistake! Charley
Avis Of the steamer "Omaha" will ac-
cept our numerous thanks, together
with those Of friends who assisted in de-
stroying that " assortment" of Gin-Cock-
tail, he was so mindful as to leave Us on
the last trip up. Our "phunny phellow"
p-ronounces Charley a rara aUis.
aRoIl on silver moon"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

Owing to the resignation Of LIST Lieut.,
P. M. MARTIN Of the Brownville Home
Guards, and the promotion of the Second
Lieut., w. H. HoovER, the Second Lieu
tenancy became vacant. At a regular
meeting of the company JNo. 1. CARsoN,
Esq. was elected 70 IN ihe vacaney
"Kii' = seine military and wild nake
a good piheer. = o. ths rigit by Js in-
70 hae-MAncu
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

Thanks-to CHARLIE SHoEY, Jews
boy on the steamer Omaha" for files of
St. Louis and St. Joseph papers in adj
ance Of the mail together with a gener-
Gus supply Of late Pictorials' Charlie is
an accommodating little Gent, and always
has a supply of late papers for the Up
per Country. Have you dimes ready
when the Omaha comes and Charlie will
serve you to satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

Green PeaS--LoUIs WALDTER, one
Of the most industrious and successful
Gardners in this region, left in our n
tum the other day a basket full Of fine
marrowfat Peas, and a huge bunch of
young Onions, for which the especial
thanks of all concerned-in ~devouring the
aforesaid vegetables-are hereby tender
ed. Suffer such things to come unto US
the oftener the beiter---for upon them do
we delight to feed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

On FurIOugh.-Lieut. BERerR, and
several p~rivates Of company c., Nebraska
Regiment, are in our city on furlOugh.-
They are in good condition andrepOrt the
boys all well.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

LOuaTe DFiIl.--.Zouave and Zouave
Ofilils now all the GO and yet but few
understand Them. KING s. BAIRD, 607
'aas9m street, Philadelphia, have publish
"a The ZOuave Drill Book, illustrated with
I''iy ~engravings, showing the various
positions in the Bayonet exercise, and
s'rnish Drill as used by EllswOrth's
1oaaves; TO which is added a biography
sna Portrait Of Col. Ellsworth. One vol.
mo. Price pa cents, Copies sent by
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

The Union folks Of Atchison county
Mo. are going to have an old fashioned
fourth Of July pic mic celebration il the
beautiful grove near the NishinabOttOna
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
Goder,s Ladr,s Book F0r SIOO.-.

To meet the times, the Sirty-third vol.
Of Cooley will be sent TO subscribers for
One Dollar. This volume comprises the
best numbers of the year, and viii
contain steel engravings, six of the
large double extension fash on-plates, and
all the winter cloak patterns.
LA. Cooley,
323 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
& ENVELOPES

The "Advertiser' Office has provided
;,,elf with Flag cuts, and also, those for
..pripssq various kinds Of National nvel-
ope,. and is now prepared to fill orders
Wholesale or retail. Apply al the Ad-
.vertiser" Office, or Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

See the advertisement of LOUIS
WALDTNER, House and Sign Painter
Mr.. w. has executed so much good work
in this vicinity that he needs no words of
commentator from us.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

BRowN & STRIcKLER have a most ex-
Cellent article of well cured 'family ba-
con" on hand. We speak knowingly /;
we've tried it. Call and get a ham.
shoulder or side-or all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
The Newest and Best WnqIe

Both Vocal and inirumental-by TIE bcst American
and E~uropean eomposeEs APPEARS regularly avery
geek In me HotshhOLD JOURNAL. Price Foar
Cents. A new song b. Stephen Glove. ar.es-
No. T. Vol 2.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
ANDLOTFORSALE

THE undersigned desires to sell or rent his house
and lot In BroWnville. For particulars enqaire Of
Richard Brown. Brownville. II. S. THORPE.
April II, 1851. nsO-2n
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
THE KINGS DAUGHTER
The Romance Of Realty

This e the title q q new Historical romance gfis-
ten expressly Cor the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, By
Mrs. Marian M. Punan. the aecompifsied aulborcss
81 the Regents Son, and other hEt-eiasa Uorksof
lcknowiedged. merit which UEl Be- found b Be 3
fitting sequel % Thaekcays admimbie hissau of
the Sour Georges. commences with the Sra nun
Der q he enlarged volume q the HOUSEHOLD
JOURNAL now ready.
S~IXTY-FOUR COLUMNS, FOUR CENTS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

Beihg q regular graduate and p-racficing Physician,
the public may depend upon great care and accuracy IN
compouDding prescriDlons.
BrQwuvilles April IS molly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
PURE o.

Holland Gin, Irish WHISKY, Bourbon WHISKY. Ginzer
Brandy. Cordial Port Wine, Madeira, Wine, White vine
and Malaga Vine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
THE EMPIRE CITY AT ONE VIEW,
haspIendid COloredE Engraving Of
THE CITY OF INV YORK
Showing the entire city, ard fOrminga
COMPLETE BIRDS Ely VIEW

Of il ron a sheet Of s~uperfne drawing paperl, q By
IS inches, al sarofullY colored BY hand. This fne
picture has just bsen published az Three Dollars per
eepv. but bv An advancement effected we are enabled
70. offer it TO EVERY SUBSCRIBERS 70 the
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, who forwards rs 81, in
return for which We viii mail free, n copy Of the
above engraving fdone up with roller 10 preserve t.
and also the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL for one year.
SAvPLE CoFIEs Of the EngrYinz can be
seen at our once. All good eOuntrp bills, or postage
stamps. taken at par as rsmittances. Address all
COMMUNICATION 70 the Publishers and Pr0priet0rS Of
the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL. A.. HARTHILL b
CO. 20 North William street, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
CAUTION.

As certain unpdncipled persons are attempting %
palm Of on the 1nsusPecting public, limitations Of my
Prepared GLUE, / would eaution al pcrsons 70
examine before purchasing, and sec that the fun
name .
HSPA-DNGfS PREPARED GLUE a.
Is on the outside wrapper al others are sWindling
cqunterfeits
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
Sewing Machines Given Away I!
WASHING MACHINES GIVEN AWAY!
MUSICAL WORKS GIVEN AWAY!
Illustrated Works Given Away

Parties DESTROYS Of procuring a Sewing Machine
Of Wheeler 4 Wilson's Grover d Bakers, or Finkle
a Lyons manufacture, OF one Of Johnson's Union
Washing Machines, can do so By subscribing 10 the
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, at the rate Of Two Dol
lars q year.
Full particulars Of the above, as well as Of the
popular Musical and illustrated publication % be
giVea away IS premisrms, viii be found in The frst
number Of the new volume Of the HOUSEHOLD
JOURNAL, = cory Of which viii be sent free 70 any
address. By sending q three-csnt stamp q copy Of
the double-page Map az the World viii BE sent along
with IT, Address the Publishers Of the HOUSE,
HOLD JOURNAL, A. HARTHILL 4 CO., 20 North
William street. New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
AUfhOrIZed MILITARY Books.

Published by order Of the U. s.. War Department
Instructions IN Field Artillery.
Prepared BY a board Of Artillery OmceTs.
vol. SvO. 50, 80.
BALTIMORE, Nd. January is, 1853.
Col. 8. Cooper, Adit. Gen. u. 8. A..
SIR: The Light Artillery Board assembled by special
Of 1853, has the honor to submit a revised system Of
Light ARTILLERY Tactics and Regulations recommended
WIN. H. FRENCH, BE-. Major,
Captain First Artillery.
WILLIAM F. BARRY,
Captain Second Artillery.
HENRY J. HUNT, BIT, Major,
Captain Second ARTILLERY.
HARDEE,S TACTICS,
Rife and Light Infantry Tactics, for the exercise and
manRvres Of troops when acting as Light Infantry or
Rifemen. Prepared under the direction Of the War
Department. By Brevet Lieutenant Col.W. :. HAIR
DEE, u. s. A.. Vol. T--SchO0ls OF the soldiers and
Compony Instructions for Skrmishers. Vol H.
School Of the Battalion.
Two vols. complete: 81 80.
"An Act to establish an uniform mode Of Discipline
and Fidd Epercisesf for the Militia Of the Unit
cd States.
SECTION /. That the system Of discipline and field
exercise which is and shall be observed by the regular
Army Of the United States, in the different corps Of in
fantry, artillery, and Tihemen, shall also he observed
by the militia, in the exercises and discipline Of said
corps, respectively. throughout tile United States"
Approved, Washington May l2, 1920.
Cavalry Tactics.
Published by order Of the War Department. First part
70LNNNA Va AAW1NEAe n ~ r uANan NAA ~ DMMltl@
ron Mounted. Third part-EyolutiOns Of a regiment.
Three vols. lSmO. $685..
WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON
February 10, 1871.
The system Of Caveiry Tactics adapted % the the or
ganization Of Dragon regiments, having been approv-
ed by the President Of the United States is now publish
cd for the government Of The United statesis now pub
lsaelfsr fhe rfrefnnet a SAD service
AaeouMf4r tIfnt - He Hafe viii fs rvfr
after a. Iritd uI asfein aHd ai aldih0ts
q, ~ aeiat N4n e t1e7tes ana malnuyra
MH|XME. M". al MFrM. A
MCLeanS BdyOnet Exercises.
Manual Of Bayonet Exercises, prepared for the use Of
the Army Of United States. BY GEO. B. McCLEL-
Ian Captain FIRST regiment Of Cavalry, U. S. A.. pTin-
ted by order Il the War Department.
Ono vol. i2mo. 81 IS.
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Washington, December 81, 1851.
SIS :-Herewite 1 have the honor to submit a system
AZ Bayonet Exercise, translated from the French by
Captain Geo. B. Mcclellan, Corps Engineers, U. s. A.
] strongly recOmmend its being printed for distribu-
ton in the Army, that il be made by regulation, a part
Of the system Of instruction"
The enclosed extracts from reports Of the Inspector
General, etc, show their value.
I have the honor to be, sir, with the highest respect,
Your most obedieet servant,
Approved. WINFIELD SCOTT.
Q. N. CONRAD.
Secretary Of War.
Jan 2, 1852.
Any OF the above works forwarded by mail, free Of
postage, or any part Of the United States, on the re-
oeipt OF the published price. Remittances can be made
in gold dollars and postage stamps.
J. B. ~LIPPINCOTT s. CO,
Booksellers, Publishers and Stationers,
Nos. % and "a, North Fourth Street,
-u------------
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
STATIONERY.

FooIscap paper. faney letter pager. Git eegsd notes
and envelopes, plain. fancy, ard snoosssd, pens rerals
and psn-holders. inks q az xmas, i~nkstlhdB, waters
and seaing-WaE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

The above named and Described lets are afi situated
"a constitute part % t1a town e Eemakn Cifr. Ne-
laha County, Nebraska Tertiary.
J WELLS, Sheriff, Ncmaha COUNTY.
By J W CoLENAz Dsp'y
Nay 50tbs 1851 n4T-fH-sl1 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
Nemaha EaTIey CaTaIry Com.

Aemaha valley cavalry Com.
pany.-The Farmers of the Nemana
Valley in this county have organized
themselves into a Cavalry Company known
as above named. The following are the
ofcers:
JNo. S. MrNNIcK, Captain.
GEo CRow, LIST Lieut..
J. SrANDLEY, Cd. do
l. w. G. SWAN, 3rd. do
=, l. c. HALL, LIST Sergeant.
w. A STEVENSON, Cd do
Wa. WrDDLE, 3rd do
I. J. METoALFE, lst Corporal.
]. RICHARDSON, I'd do
: J. ZAR1Ne, 3rd do
Capt. Minnick is determined his COM
pany shall be thoroughly drilled and pre-
pared TOR any emergency.
Weed cut your company captain. See
that none but loyal and devoted Union
men are in your ranks. Before deliver
ing arms have each member of your CON-
pany take the regular army oath.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
For Sale.


Thompson Owens is fully authorized to act for me,
and m my name -transact all business connected with
my land on the Haif-Breed Reserve, located between
the kemahas, including the San Francisco claim, award
Cd end confirmed by the Secretary Of the Interior 70 VIM
Z Sloan, and by him sold to me.
New York, Nov l., 1850 II BEN. HOLLADAY.
Nemaha City Herald copy 3 weeks and send bill TO this
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
DENIS CHEAP STORE.

To All whom ft May Concern
An persons indebted to VIM. 7. DEN, either on
book account, or bynote, are hereby notified to call
and pay up on or before the 10th day Of March 1851,
and thereby save themselves trouble and cost.
BroWnyille, Feb. 81 WM. T.DEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
Lime! Lime!! Lime ~!

The undersigned whose kilns are situated nine miles
west OF BroWnville, on the road leading tOFt. Kearneys
keeps constantly on hand a very superior article Of
10 which he invites the attention OF those wish
ing The Lime WILDE delivered at thekiln or at any
Feb 3. Isso sm Z. NJ. LONG.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

Which I oHer for cash or good country produce, at prices
50 low that none who desire, can be left with an excuse
Tor not purchasing ] ask but an examinatio ion q my
stock. THE HILL.
Brownville. April asfh. 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

Hides, Pelts and Furs, for which the highest prices at
all times will be paid.
To be Brief,
II you wish to purchase goods on the most favorable
terms, or dispose Of your produce to the best possible
advantage. Be sure and call at
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(,cttinH Mad.


The editor OF tho Raleigh IN. C.,) SiIp lard,
having bccn howled at by a mob of secession
sta, thus retorts:
I'VE feel complim cntcd when black guards gross
w because We are for the Union. We - all No,
ntehe trouble even 70 grunt s tnem. Ls, them
grosn. That Ia about all they can do. NwE
should come, these very fellows would bs found
calling on the pne thick cts sni hollow logs 70 save
tbem ION the VT a,h Of the invsding army. Toe
srcAsert cowardA ave those wha groan most at ens
mics who are miles sway, Taey will never groau
ever wounds 10 tived In defending the'r country.
This elearchs who instruct sir miuions when
and At whom I" s-o.n, hats LtsonLs, not only be-
cause he isa Black Republican, but becsuss he
split rails for HIS daily bread when Young mAu
They hale DouGIAs becauss he worked As the c,bi-
nj niaknttrade frr his daily bread when q young
man they hate Asrnxw JACKSON, bccsu,s he
had worked AZ the tNloi'strads for his daily bread
whoBs young NAV, and thcy hate lIoLpKs, lersise
being only strinter, he dsred 70 aspire 10 bn G,y
eraor OF South Carolina HOLpEs will MOI bNl'te
himself by hating these creatures in return They
knew thst he 10 rs true 10 the Sruth ~ hey arc,
hut 'hsy seek 70 ruin him by a-ocisting him with
a Black Republican"
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and supplies the force which is to all tho six
succeeding. In the econ my Of existence, II
answers the same purpose as in the
economy Of income, is ASSUMED by a
swings bank. Tho frugal man who puts
aside 9 pound today, and another pound
next month, when he grows old and fail, gets
not only the ssm pound back again, but .
good many pounds besides. SO the conscien-
tous man who husbands one day Of existence
every wcck-who, instead Of allowing the
Sabbath to be trsmplcd aud torn in tho hurry
and scramble Of life, treasures It dovoutly up
the Lord Of the Sabbath keeps II for him, and
IN length Of days and a hale old age gives 1t
back with usury. The sdr,nys-bdnk othYmI.
ez1'terce Is The ,csciiy SubbRh doy.--Himhos.
CRiNA.-Rov. Mr.. OsrEou write, Of tho
Annoy miSsiuu: The work hero Is growing on
our hands to such an extent As to dem and a
Continually increasing outlay. CIls FOR the
opening OF preaching. stations in tho villages
icuni shut Annoy are bccoming moro and
more frequent. Largo numbers of our church
me nhcrs are connected with families living in
tho neighboring villages and towns, and
through them the gospel spreads. This ia ono
OF the hopcfal features Of our work.
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Niscel ellapeous Items.

THERE ARE sA,p TO M 40 Coe vs,srsns a
the war OF 1872 In New York State alsns.
COLLINS, A MISSISSIPPI woop-ouorrxI, has
| within a fow years realized over Sl0O, 900 ~
| selling wood to steamboats,.
Muao,xs s.ys-.It,. No uss In m,rrxt.~
| now. as there ia no telling how long va, mS
remain united - He ia onnosel 10 soc,eio.-
| rpoor or nav rr,, W,,bingto. ts
/ Q roo n.rsons din.J ~ wuI.,n,s WotsI =
| Monday.
,r-,..
,,aE, ,oALtAoouk ,L OF uhe M,enifsn onvY
nH, r iooi' SHOWS l1'ai %, o.i stuuehts, OF w
20 20 Me acnncni'eaii ni Ziz, n'edicaii anu ios
'"s IA" ,c"oo''
:, LADY fRANkLIN ARRIVED RECENTLY at SAa
inn,, rian..e", .n"a anu went ou. snoPP,ng, sue
sosr, soom ,n,S anu was 'ho ooJoe' VI s
'e'p"''"' N'''''''
BETWEEN THE 3Oth Of September, 1sis, es
the 31st December, 1860, there landed in ~
country 1856, Al persons, Of whom probably
more than four millions were aliens.
Trx GroRoIA CONVENTION has reouestsA
the Governor 10 Offer nrizs OF aJOO FOR scho~S.
Los Ia writien Inv citi,an. of al. Canf,dsrsSs
S,a,.s y
MAN LOST A pocket book az Hoekdale, Ina:
S Soina foupd S' and rss,ored % to him With .M n
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Foreign Items.

The WAFER or LoCn KArkISE, Scotland,
now supplied to Glasgow for drinking pur.
poses, Is said to be the finest in the world.
THE sTHEL.rLA1ED SHIP la GiOirs has been
I led of Toulon, France, in u short cruise, an
" found to be an eminent success In all re-
a .ired particu'sra
The LAST AUSTRALIA MAIL FROM ESoLAND
comprised LOO boxes, two feet each by one
wide, eighty -one deep, and required nineteen
omnibuses and one cab to carry them to the
railway terminus.
Two ELECTRIC LAMPS are now placed In
the Place du Carrousel, Paris, kept brilliantly
lighted by an electromagnetic machine, which
Is itself worked by portable steam engine d
two horsepower.
The LATE DISTURBANCES In Japan between
the native and foreign authorities .threateI
serious consequences. A dispatch lately reached
the British Admiral of the Peiho whiel
caused his immediate departure for Japan.
A TELEoRAPHIc CABLE between ths coa,t d
Sussex and Holland was recently destroyed BY
driving nail into the strand. This was done
by man on board tho vessel laying II down.
empioye to do so by parties Interested In IL
| val patent.
Ar ICE MACHINE HARRIsoSs invention, Is
| at work in London, producing with Ten 20
steam engine, COO pounds OF ice in ~ hours, o.
| a total expense of t2 90 per ton, which Is said
/ to he % per cent. cneaTSr thAn hhPoisoo iso'
| TuE DUKE OF SUTHERLASD, best known as
| the husband Of the qusenly duchess, Mistress
| Of tho Robes TO Queen VICTORIA, and the
| early friend OF Mrs. BEECHER SrowH, died al
| Trenthsm, England, on the 2sth ult, aged 3d.
FouR STATUES IN tho church Of tho Sacred
Heart at Ly ons France, we're recently thrown
| down from their pedestals and DESTROYED by
/ some persons who entered at night for the pur'
i pOse. The iconoclasts left behind them writ.
ing expressive Of their hate and their unbelief.
TnE SOURCES or THE GREAT ArRIcAs
RIyRRs, ne Nile, Niger, Zimbesi, and th'
Congo, have been discovered on tho line o
the Equator, in densely wooded mountain
Gus r. giou, hy Mr.. CHArLI.os, who traverse
the whole continent. One peak Of the loft,
range wa, 10000 feet high. In the course o
his travels, Mr.. CHAi LION passed through tn
Gorilla country and bad several encounter
with these giant apes, a number Of skeleton
Of which he brought back with htm. HI
other Geological specimens contain GO ns
birds, and % Mammalia, including q collos
antelope, with red skin striped With zebr
! like Inns,
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Criminal Items.

THE LOTTERY POLICY prALFRs of this city
annually plumber the poor Of s200.Ooo, In
small Gums, from cents upward.
To AVOID ARREST At PmLADELPHrA, on
Monday, ELIJAH MoRRIs jumped from third
story window, and, strangely, was not hurt.
lie was taken Notwithstanding.
Two IRIsIMRS, GROSSLY DRUNK, were ar.
rested at house In Albany, at three O'Clock
on Sunday morning, whilo lighting in room,
in which corpse was lying.
The lsDIAN DErREDArTo>s still continue
around st. Antonio, Texas. Tho bodies Of 20
mon, murdered by them, were lately found In
the Llano.
BURGLARS ENTERED ForR DIFFERENT sroREa
at Albany, on Friday night. In search for
plundcr, they destroyed q good deal Of property,
but did not get s5 for all their trouble.
An IRREPRHssIBLR CONVICT bstwcon two
women, who live in q tenement house. In Al
bsny, broke out with intense fury, on Sunday
when they wero both drunk. Covered with
blood, and with torn clothes, they were both
arrested; the hapless child Of enc Of the tigres
ses, an Intelligent little girl, shared the cell
with her degraded mother.
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Political Items.

| HAVE TBEr PAssrosrs 7-Messrs YAyCsT
BuIIER Krru and others, II 10 said are goin,
to England and France TO negotiate q rscogni-
tion Of the Confederate States. Bat Il may be
asked whether they will 10 permitted to enter
France without passport. To procure pass
port they must swear they ars citizens OF tho
United States, which may bother tho gentle
men q little.-Eren,s2 PS.
THERE ARK SIX GsRMAN CoMrASrHs, cav.
airy, artillery and infantry, numbering jl5
ssbres and bayonets, in the force assembled in
Charleston. There are also four Irish compa-
nies, $40 strong, In that army. More than .
fifth Of the force is composed Of forei. .sners.
Tax OFFICIAL CAREER OF GIN. LEWIS CAss
commenced when he was member Of tho first
state Legislature ~ Ohio in 1SO3, aLd he has
lccn in high public position ever sincc--a period
~ % years. Within that time he has been
Governor " a Torritcry, Indian Supcrntcndcnt
Secretary of War Minister to tr,noV, Uuitcd
State. senator for twelve years, cinlid,tc fcr
President, and SECRETARY of State. lilo Il the
patriarch Of American statesmen 40 far As
length Of Official service is concerned.
A oEsrLEMAN WHO REACHED here lately
from Pensacola, informs US that four runaway
negroes, belonging to citizens OF Florida, went
to Fort Picksns recently, and demanded tho pro-
lection OF Lieut.. SLKMN~R. That officer
promptly returned thcm 10 their rishtfal own.
Montgomery idrcrtser.
lhFAhoN bttiNhb IN hUSh NOUNTr hNAH.
Judge FRAZuIt, IN his charge TO tho grand
jury, defined treason as q crime to be looked az
ter in the event Of the state withdrawing frem
the Union. Afcr the state has fully and un.
csnditionally severed the connection bot voen
the state and federal government, then all who
adhere to the Union aud 50 manifest tho fact,
are guilty ftreason-suhject and liable TO in
dictment by the grand jury under tho ccnstitu-
tcn as IL now eNsts. After recession, ANY
word, deed, or act agSinst tho independence Of
the state would bo trsason.-Gd'UeSton NeuB.
RECsuIrisG roH THE SOUTHERN CoSrEp-
nRATE ARMY is going on briskly; 800 'Balti-
more boys have one within a few weeks. One OF
them ho-evcr, writes dcsppndingly from Charles
ten, and advises all rcrsens who may have the
secession fever to 80 10 that city for cure. Tho
soldiers get tlO per month"; and sl0 bounty.
Mr.. SIrwARr Of Atl.n.s, Ga, writes to tho
Dsmsra that he will never recognize the
Southern Confedciacy or cease to honor tho
Stars aud Stripe; whereupon the local news
pspers unite in calling him an incondiary and
so forth.