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TERRIBLE WEApoN.-The centrifugal
steam gun Of Mr.. Dickinson, on exhibition
in Baltimore for some time past, says the
SUI, has been purchased hysthe- city, and
will be used inits defence. The gun is
something like a steam tire-engine, and
willthrow three hundred balls per minute.
It is the intention of the authorities to
plant the gun at the head of the street up
which the invading troops attempt to
march. and by signals to clear the streets
of citizens, and sweep the ranks.
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MONTGOMERY, April 3o.-Nothing OF
general interest was transacted to-day.
The Congress was mostly in secret scs-
sion.
The First Battalion OF the third Ala
bama Regiment left this morning for vir-
ginia. Two companies Of dragons are
ready for Pcnsacol:.-C6 Press.
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How AD.-General Hall, of this city,
has son in the army of the Confederate
States, and another in the seventh regi-
mcnt. What if duty should bring them
into collision? And how many similar
cases must exist! The whole war be-
tween the North and South may well be
called u tiutrcidal confict-N York Day
Book
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Two free men of color residing in vicks-
burg, named Henry Lee and William New
man, have each given $3.50 in specie to
the Confederate State Loan, and Lee has
also contributed S25 towards equipping
the Sharp.shooters.
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DIED OF HIS INJUnIEs:-Gcorgc Lciscn-
ring, one of Gen. .ssmalrs Brigade, died in
Philadelphia on Tuesday. from the effects
of injuries received in the Baltimore riot.
The man was stabbed in both sides.
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A DusKY REGIMENr.-The petersburg
Express has anlaccount of He departure
Isof 100 free negroes from Mt city'for Nor
folk, TO work on the Sfidcations- They
were ,r, :, addressed in Inappropriate manner
by Messrs. Johse0odson and VIM Fem,
ard +, the lasseamed gentleman presented
tbcm w;sA beautiful Confederate States
Aag. js.ae by the true aud no5le-heartcd
IaS5& Of Bollihgbrook street, as u token
IT thei>appleciation Of the generous eff
forts they were about to make to achieve
a successful defence Of Virginia soil and
principles.
Charles Tinsley, one of their number,
stepped forward to receive the 1ag, and
in reply said: I'VE are willing to aid
Virginias cause to the utmost extent of
our ability. We do not feel that it is
right for US to remain here idle, when
white gentlemen are engaged in the per-
formance of work at Norfolk that is more
suitable 10 our bands, and of which it is
our duty to relieve them. There is not
an unwilling heart among us, nota hand
but will tell in the work before us; and
we promise unhesitating obedience to
all orders that may be given to
u.s." In referring to the flag, he said: =" L
could feel no greater pride, no more gen.
uine qualification, than to be able to plant
it first npon the ramparts Of Fortress Mon
roe"
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The New York Times gives an account
Of a minister in Newark. n. JS who was
so overcome with patriotism that he CON
cluded on last Sunday to join the army.
and devoted the day to moulding bullets.
He expressed his preference for the Zouave
corps.
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KENrUcKY.-" Kentucky-she was the
first State to enter the Union after the
adoption of the Constitution-sbe will be
the last toleave it. Words Inscribed
on Kentuck's Is contribution stone to WASH
.ington Monument. -
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DEATH OF AN orFlcGR.-Captain T. r.
Mcconnell, of Georgia, Commandant of
the Georgia Military Institute, died in
Mobile on the 10Th inst. At the time of
his death he was a Quartermaster in the
Confederate States service
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BRlpGEroEr. Aril 20. 1861
Arms. 27tA


ave are all excitement here now, and
our people seem to have gone mad. The
Black Republicans, whose work this trou-
BILE is, arc now shouting for the Union
and the stars and stripes, and crying out
that the government must be sustained ;
in other words, the whole North must
swallow the Chicago platform, and make
the South swallow it too. 1t is q dose
they won't make me swallow, neither will
the. 1.-The rank and file Of the Democracy OF
Fairfield county.
"Our office has been threatened with
demolition, and have been warned that L
will be tarred and fcathcred unless / come
out, and unless the paper comes out i'll
aupport Of the policy Of Abe Lincoln.
An association of Democrats is forming
here to be called the Home Guard, and
the first demonstration that is made
against the sold Farmer it will act as
old Abe said-,rcpel force by force
& / am poor l live only by the strict
est cconomy-but before l will take up
arms at the beck or call of IL Black Re
publican President against my Southern
brethren, L will rot i'll prison ere Ilay
the fine for Noncompliance"
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MILI1oSs FOR DErENcE.-Thomas Wi
mans, the famous Baltimore millionaire,
has otfered,his entire fortune ots5 500g,uU0
to the support Of the Southern cause.
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S6ISr.--It ap-
II Smith, re-
:SsIdaviug been seized
~ sSIr~of Flag-oficer Pen
SSSew York to- Whining
.sS lsa April, with an as
,.t,.,.lAS ~ ;nclIi 5jgg asIot of gun car
1.asa,,es so. ci;siSs OF North carolna' ana
1slaases, ,SSiss Elizabeth River on the 2Ath,
ilSsg5 81 provi-ions, &c- H..
She hois.ed u signal of distress Al lie
ste;un-r,g Young America, belees.ns 20
Mas.,s. Baker, started to heefelioi from
tsorfols. A large laup carrying a
$. Shin cumborL,rd>ne flagship of Com.
.pendergast> t><6ep6'ing off Hampton bar
4 sbo.>fas tsd across the Young Amer
.io1ffom tbS1aanch, and afterwards one
from thefCumberland, which struck the
TUG on her bow, Both vessels were
tbeh captured.
= The plea of Com, Pcndergast for this
unlawful seizure Of the private property
OF citizens Of two States, Zone of which
has taken, as-yct no official steps towards
secession, is that the G. N. Smith had on
board some munitions of war, wiz; the
gun carriagcs,) and that the Young Amer
lea was going 10 her relief.
This fragrant act constitutes three
fold outrage. First. 1t is an act of war
against both North Carolina and Virginia.
Secondly. 1t is not justified by any
knowledge OH the part of the Captain OF
the Young America Of what constituted
The cargo Of "a strange vessel in distress.
Thirdly. The property Of citizens of q
State still at peace with the Lincoln Gov
ernmcnt has been ruthlcssly conliiscatcd.
Let the lawless abolitionsts do their
worst. virginians are ready.-N0y0lk
A.yus. 27A
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I A VIRGINIA MorBEE,-The following
letter was written by Mrs. Ann Catron,
of Washington county, to her son, who
promptly enrolled himself in the Mount
ed Rifles:
"The Time has come Will you go?
Now you can decide. The next dis
patch will be you must go. Your country
CALLS. will. you respond now? With
trembling hand but unfaltering heart |
addres you this note, firmly relying upon
Him who sways the destiny Of nations =
He is able to defend you With all The
timidity due TO my sex, am ready to of
fer you up in defence of your countly's
rights und honor; and now offer you a
bearaless boy of II summers-not with
grief, but thanking God that | have son
to offer. May God>he with"
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TnE STAR OF TIE WEsT-lIow SUE WAS
TAKEN-The steamer Aladama, which
arrived here this morning, brought over
about thirty of the crew Of the steamer
Star Of the TEcst, on their way to New
York. We are informed by one of the
crew that the way the vessel was captur-
cd was as follows:
The steamer General Rusk simply ran
up alongside and hailed the Star Of the
Vest, telling them that the Rusk had OF
board $50 troops for them to take into
Indianola. The RuSk then hauled up
alongside. The crew of the Star Of the
West made fast with their ropes, and as
sisted them to hand over their muskets
and otherwise rendered them service
The Captain of the Star Of the West
was then told that he was prissncr.
The Star of the Wcst was a transport
and was heavily laden with provisions,
munitions of war &c.-Molae Tribune.
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On going to Church.

On going to Church.
Some go to Church just for walk,
Some 60 there to laugh and talk,
Some go there to learn the parsons name'
Some go there to wound his fame,
Some go.there to see friend,
Some go there their time to spend,
Some go there to dose and nod,
But few go there to worship God.
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Were I,so tall to reach the pole,
Or grasp the ocean in my span,
/ must be measured by my soul,
The mieds the stature Of the man.
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THE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN,
a Political and News journal,
PUBLISHED AT COLUNBLA. S. C..
Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly.
BY CHARLES Il. PELHAM

T . IL II s
, 1861-04-22

Theswar news st1ll tends to excite me conlsete r.,
cial community, and general business suffers sone
what IN conRequenee.: DAY, however o"lne "
panic among .he holders o. noiz ea.snes u
" ns =
saoio s1su ooatns,a o.nue' .lo seAs.a.
ior PFoeace ol ns.z1is ~ Alnos meis alusunis!c
el'se anu asose aaa 9ety na'ssa 81 l4 np'osens
.ooA pats A. psls: pEstaes ~, 80 eps..
tl!e anu sn'pPlhg inquiry .ol nfeaostun7, '1ete
ae..'e 80.
' ' ' 5' ~
, 1861-04-22
Review Of the British 'gorn'TEade.
7:FFrom the Marx Lane Express. Aprif IL, !.


The weather this week, though commencing
ciently so to materially help forward the work In
arrears, or the completion OF sowing. Little ad-
vance has consequently been observable rim the
growth Of the young wheat, and ptoapeC' ARE
fact Of serious deficiency drom last year becomes
more apparent, and those who doubted Its extent,
g alt2gethes qsaIsa tAis RpW ayoWea thst5 .a
cation Of the yield, the matter stands thus The
three last months Of 1860 and the three first of this
year make thepresent totals SAG 7g3 QIa against
3,1sseV qrs. for -theA &I9s petfod int season,
near the proportion Of to IL, only one-twelfth
more than a-haif. We arc, therefore, or1y more
confirmed In CUR position ~ to the raal state Of
things; without at afl entering sinto the cacula-
ez root crops. 1t is well then; that monetary pres
sure is 1essened, as its continuance might have
80 far reduced onr imports as to bring pricea to
8 dangerous range; and, under such circunseau-
ces, those who influence strikes must be looked
upon hg t worst EN- emies of thelsboring CLASSICS.
The Easter holidays have REDUCED the. amount OF
business, but the upward +moEement or the
markets has continued, the rice on the avcragebe-
Ing fully Is = qr: The continental markets have
very little varied from our last. Psris was rather
France wHr6 higher beyetaf shoW;as decline. Bel
frm, or Tie improvement eight ,Ihes Baltic ad-
vices were generally quiet as were the Meditesra,
at Odessa, made a. better trade, 1t eomeWhat more
money. The American markets also seemed rather
reyiving.
at SIS, against ts0, $50 Qre in 1860. j: Ehe London
averages were 56s Cd on !, ,1o5 qrs. The imports
into tie principal poEts Of Great Britain in wheat
an -four for the week ending March Goth, were
equal to 1871 703 qrs wheat, of which 81 qrs were
, 1861-04-22


% a., .-s III -, ~ .-4ew, tronn the Daily
= A5Isshs; 1ob ptfinater,:
-, !, THE BIBLE AND THE SOLDIERS. "-
:. The Chicago Bible society hive ddnfted d
Bible to each afoar Chicago velanthets. There
Ii a vaat amount Of excenent military info1 tus-
aon In that book IT books, Books ssrween Ybose
lids Cannot b f0u6a 5na 4ofd In saphbrt pfa
dissraeeea peace 'l,|a, pt, chased BY los4 of
shbsra1ied. It Ii . military history OF earth's
greatest heroes, of conanerors BY whom Chris;
tianity was carried forward, ,hullid,haity en-:
trenehed md strengthened, mighty men who,
amid other victories, conquered themselves.
military camp on the Bible plan Is fortress.
The Chicago Bible soclety's armament 10 a
substantial one, il brought into service :
, 1861-04-22
) mAHKETy HF EEEEGakApH.

.
=: new YoRK- April 2o.-Flour-Wa ar ezseeiteranent'
slyEaror pur<haser and limited iih4ntty iat export
and home consumption. Sales 4.S00 bb1s &t$5ls
$40 for super atatss 35 155 for extra Stale, 81.
OSLO for super western, s: :17@5 40 for common to
hsstf6 SssF 6as 6
dea ss s5ssi2s Is aast sssa eaaf aan sea
tegeed s1tla $1@z fos choice ana f9yorise DO
Prices sales 20 bria at IS 1b@1po; Conn meal
renaina quiet and firm .....: III: t...s- .
-: WH14K Quiet: sales 100 b.le it 1914@Dc-!
easaf ansfgshss. y siaas nd prices s rls ii aror
Of buyers: The war 4e1cateneht checks transac-
tiuns. Sales 7aO0 bu R4tine eIn at $t.26 del.
$50 Milwaukee club atl $1:s the latter for
prime del 60m amber, l0ya ats $f.M del T6Do
81 del 800 red western at in store 55o
eonn on white Indfana At o. 100 white Ken
tueky at 81 g. Rye aniet a. Sc. Barley duh and
heavy, Sales 500 hu ii ac fof: state. euEn quite
firm req moderate hasilsea Doing for export a9d4 y
sni do At Eailzoad5
depot; 65c f1r new yellow Jersey new
mixed, and nc t6r !cnoEa old Virginia yellow,
Oats IN moderate request ates4@35e for western
And -Gaaa4as Is t9s6c fof stats-. :;
sxPRov1s1oas.- very quiet small GALES 1T
$t9 for mess $I556 for 4ffime Ind rlatt+ evening
t1000 hla noase 1ali7sIef tn<o a1ys; ;at So huSers
option34 Esef quiet sad ptfcee. uRehanEsd; E.alis
lss leE p5t@a* % %eiR&s5 y 19h e = nes: e:
a Ms3si pEinda mess baef dn1llana nou7naL Beef
@eats aea fRe ateaax Il It a2@s&s Or se>
te5 z RasSa atsadZ M hsfd
Ohio. 15@se zor atatea :66eeae steady;
shsssess 81 tSe Se iRssa sss ss ta:Ts
Of 1000 hhls mess On private teKms.
, 1861-04-22

=
Cylinder A5@ 1pchas t1iAsetar, s, Geek stroke. Ball
Gof6raor cut III valves and Beater bed frame and fg
wheel extra heavy. All the work = well finished 9ad
fH good uuHdf3au5 :and ta complete tE1Eept boiler,
Suitable for Mfng other posea For quality Of
engine can rsfsE t9 q BIZ BkSkjMt2ae M ks9 ChieaEo
$50; cost new $a4o0. Win It are water and Btean
plpea e1tFs shaft inches diameter with spiders to
without extra ehsrge she Wtole can be eean at Men
L sHf 9ognty ri b Rp}feg g q Rs;s fn
: fSnIfntT ll -. -. -. .an11xht
, 1861-04-22

tdANCEh I NVllCE-State OF
~ Illne1s, County OF Cook, sa-Super.or Court OF
fsss. w W1a Ef5.n ID 5ssp 5 Whiting w. psu
y. Dupa5 James n. johnson Heaoal LockEood. Cid
Ham T. Bsfrsn JOIN Wsed61i 'ge. il. normal WIi-
RsPs 9t AttGa Ja,nss aatheE Las1 Jtha "fs9V'
Allen. E.1tus 4 Williams. JON a Jahssos, Hassaa
S1sa y uss9o1 MaR; saFs
Edwin Ho5t-ia Ehaaeery. @ -
10y, Gideon ssaa. gfs Bsuo1, u LoekRaot GeorEs
buchanan Holbert snis1es 4 " Henry, DaVld !: GT-
9sn; GSarfa 4 ssyan, Charles Alien. Eaw.o Roy1
Joha Wilson, 81 ts dsfendanss shove nataed.
having been hed n the -i1ce oi he CcrE Of said su
Notice Is hereby given to the said william, E. Lova~
Icy. bsnoni LocsEood. Gideon SEMI, Jr.. George
dsn. Geefgs 4 Brya1, cnsrss G. Aisn, sawia % Hoyf
James M johnson. a j. Enel, Warren Newton and
Johu HtSon that the cDmplanants fled thelt bill Of
q Es T. e s. s ss
ons thereupon Issued ont Of said Court asanat said
defendants retnrnabte or 1ba first Monday Of April.
oa he Is day Of aps there Issaed cut of saId cSn
m alias aga1nss said delendants rttaEuable
on the first Monday II May ne11 1871;
toy. Beaoni Lockwoed Gideon scul. u, George
Backaam. Holhs.t ssa1es =. =. Henry David VK-
John Wilson, shall personally ne and appear befote
sald superior Court of Ch:eaEo, Of Cook County, on
hi s day Of Re st n 9oeS a =
plaiaants SUI 81 caasplsn th saae, ia tie stser
g prayer eeESG III
GALLUP & HIrcuGoGL ClaTx.
fnJref EHfA AjmI1S
, 1861-04-22
Daily Reriew Of chicago Market

-: 8, - SATURDAY BE9SIsa, April 20 1851. =.
+: sFf:RE1eHHfs4sshis. Live oak and cho,e, corn n
FIo1RAReseived, 51s s as75 bbls. Market advanced
15@25e. Sales, 1872 bbls albion nat haop
I'll; q 8 Ss2" sPa sPda6 a6o fa5a bfF k
Siss i5 iRPsial iaa H. st ase .. A IL
brls South Bend fiat hoop, st 90 del 10 tls
ys1e$ 1t t1ana a42P 81 sS ets bosp
aesp Il 81 FL a' lat Roop,
st $e l a 1oo HI 81 sheisa spring ext1a OF F.
SEC 3a hd p? tprae hefase s
&c storage: 40oo .bu ID at 32c=2c storas9 1890 hu
DO at 93c:-2c storage; 1000 bu do on ?. t.. Noo hu
* stefsss; seF pa Do st seIs: ssoiase
bn do 1t s4c-aa storage; 5000 bu do at 93ac-2e
ste1ags; 4qsa b. hsjeSAa a. 7sse stosngs
sse selss i is
500 bu River Mixed ii sa11c aaost; 1000 bu Do
& tfo.sss ao e et5sss es % Il 5 81 sss
-1c storage 4 900 ba Mixed at soz<c-2c ssoEage !:
5000 bu Do At a1Hc-2s storage 10 o@ by % at
ss ststsss 6 8 e & 7 ;.s5=5s
-Ga4s4Reeeitga,s s5s II .6a:: AafEesadvanced 20
;Ga4e6 Q,E9 III IHU. At IL u DS t4stlt
do at &c t. D.; 10000 bu do at o. b.. 5000
>? REEses!7& 3 ~: 3 81: Ma.tst nsss e, !, ssdYs;
41e-2e storage 800 0bu7 do At 469- e storage. ]
BARIEY-Received SIS bu.~ Market nominal
A., zsEEDsIReceivedi 1850 bu. Market quiet.
Sales 50 bu Timothy at S. 25@2a0; 40 bu Clover
at $4-m.=i>- ~ j. ~ 3j.Ts<
HlGHWINEs-z Firm. sales 100 brls ct lie.
SEIt5 vines: IN email l7otss s3kt: ~ g; l..
MESS P0Rk-Fi1m and nominal at $94R2a;s59
brffs Il n: o: Pozk Il 4i8; 800 ba1s Messiah
so t-.,...... -:,-r :. .--:-z -. :. i =.
!. LARD 1Aela firmly at11e. -s.:
: TAII0W-Honina1 1t s<09c-
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, 1861-04-22

A{k THE OLD zoUAvEs ARE RECRUIT
EA Ing zoqaye Regiment. under their former
tsA&$A commander, j. r. Scott, at the armprY;
;s5 sssa corner State and and Randolph: threats.
Those wishing TO- enroll, will assemble bctweef
tne hoHrS Ct q r. and 10 p m, this 10th dsy Of
Arru HAtths time Of signing, the oath viii be
administered. It. IS intended to make this tie
cEack resiment Of Illinois,; ,Tha officers wi1 be-
eompo sed OF the best instructors In the State !:
, 1861-04-22

AxiG A MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS OF
-FSbA the age Of forty-dye and upwards viii be
5ss3 held this evening, at Z o'clock, In the Cir
.z4s7 cult Court Room, for the completion Of the
orgal.azatson q regiment for Home Duty. A full
Saturday evening will be made ut th 4 meeting,
b, 81 ttzt VI Hurou1Nae; Chairman,
4, AIKEN, Secretary.