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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27
4 MEMORANDUM

The officers nOn-cOmmlsSIOned otncefs
and privaies, organized as above set forth,
will in all respects be placed on the Jooting
as 10 pay and allowances Of similar corps
Of the Regular Army: ProUided( amended
bv General Orders making the allowance
IN all respects the same as in the regular
serviie. THAT their allowance for clothing
shall be So so pei. month for infantry.
and So per month for Cavalry and that
each non-commissioned officers, private,
musician, and ariificer Of Cavalry shall
furnish his own horse and horse equip
ments AMI shall receive so cents per day
for their use pnd risk except that ia case
the horse shall become disabled or shall
die the allowance shall cease until the
disability be removed pr another horse
be supplied. Every Cavalry Volunteer
who shall hot keep himself provided with
a serviceable horse shall serve onfoot.-
Every v5luntesr, non-commissioned of-
6eer. private .4nusician. and artificeF who
enters the ssFrice Of the United States
under this plan, and may be wounded q
disabledfn the service shall be entitled
10 the benifis whicR have beeo Or mas
be conferred on persons disabled in .hi
eaolar service; and the legal heirs Of
kieh as die 5r may be killed in servicnu
ddition 10 all arrears Of pay and ael.ra
/ Iowauces Shall receive the sum Of onI
hundred dollars.
The Bands Of Regiments Of Infantry
and Of the Regiment Of Cavalry win b
raid a. follows. one-f0urih Of each vii
receive tie paw and allowances of Ser
geants Of Engineer Of soldiers -foert
hose Of C,orpor=ls Of Engineer soldier.
and the remaining half those Of private
/ Of Engineer soldiers Of the lst class.
The wagoners end saddlers win re
cieve The pay and allowances Of CorpoE
/ ais 0f Cavalry.
The RRgimenial Commissary Sergear
will receive the pay and allowances Of
Regimenlal Sergeant mojor. The Con-
pauv Cuartermasser Sergeant lhe pa
aud allowances Of a Sergeant of Cava
{, rs
There will allowed 10 each Ilsginel
one Chaplain who VIII be appointed
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

4Leiher, said litiie cirl seven years
Old Il could nol understand he minister
to-day be- said 50 many hard words i
wish be would preach So ihat hllle eis's
could understand him. ltonthe. molhefst
E 1es. think So, e ue ask haa.n Seem
after ibis her father a4H ~ tripping ar.-
We're are sou going. Emma srif
II ara going over % lie mia.ey Is
hlm tu rre0t sNr
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-27

AIaxinlun.
So Aggregate 10l Aggregate

So Aggregate l0l Aggregate
The commissioned officers of the COM
pany viii be appointed BY the Governor
Of the State furnishing it, and the non
commissioned officers until the company
shall be embodied in a Regiment will be
appointed by the Captain, afterwards BY
the Colonel, onrecomendatlon Of the Cap
tain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

Union Meeting.A Meeting Of the Citizens Of the Twsnt
mans Hsn, Of 7thsv and asth.rt THIS tsondsy)
Nominated BY the People At Syracuse ssd seoins
Permanent Peoples Organz.ion IN The Ward By regue Of
WILLIAM l.. ROBINSON, WILLIAM r. STEWART,
JAMES CONNOLLY, E. HARRISON REED, and others
For Suuday.Schoels.-THE GOLDEN CHAIN
BRADBURY's nIost popular SUNDAY-sCHOOL SINGING
BO0K-or sale In any quantity atIvIS0N PHlNNEY Co.'S
No. 40 WAlksrst LI0HTE, BRADBURYS,
No. t21 Broome-st, New-York.
PosT.Oyucl New.Yorh Sept l6. 1861.
Notice, The style OF Government POSTAGE
STAMPS 10 ready and for sale At thI ooe Exchange
will be made Of the style equivalent Of the
cid during period Of SIX DAYS nom the date Of THE
ce after which Ssmps of the old ssue will not be received In
WIN. b. TAYLOR, Pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
laws OF THE EXTRA SESSION.

AVIS OF THE EXTRA SESSION.
By AUTHORITY.
THis DAT PUBLISHED By
LITTLE, BROWN & Co.
LAW. AND FoREIGN BooKsELLERs'
.An ShE tSITEp STATES oS AMESISA; S... ,ss,
Edited By Ono. p. SANGER, Ceunsslloy 81 Law.
Price IS cents.
THE LAW OF T3RTs or PRIVATE WRONGS.
Second edition. fsvssa and enlarged 21ss Phcs GIL
sToRYs EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE.
EisSh edition cs,efay rsyissa with extensive sas''7~
s'S vols, 4 s1c. ''Ps Prias I'll. IL -
OF GASES shSfs AsS s.P2EE ,, M TIE
Vols. Phce 81
OF CASES ARGUED khp pEfESMIESEp% % IN THE
Vel j. Prss o..
GENERAL INDEX TS s.SsIoA. SEE rsOHoI0r1DlA Bal,
.nssus I :.ssd sSs E Il. d Volumes o:
Ao Price g.
nARLEYD EDITION OF DICKENS.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
BIZ CHARLES DICKENS
iussssd on Steel BY r. O. c. DAnLzr being the Fourth 10
ana Ia sur HopmpoLp EDirioS Of the Works sf CHARlE'
DlorssGn TIVE volumes green rslu cleih price - cents per
''' JAMES O. GREGORY. PubA.hsf.
No. "a waksr-a, Nsv.Yerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
Boots, Shoes, Sc.

At S3-DOUBLE-SOLE SHOES. Also, at
~ % so Quilted CONGRESS CATERS, new style, -
JONEs'S, Nos 10 and IL Ann st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
Recruits Wanted.
.,E,s Rsstisth sIsSsr Mszsrsh RfSIlRRsssth; faSI4Rssh

INTENTION ATTENTION.
kHTED-I00 able bodied 10 I'll up the soth Aessit
Rssiment Nev.York velnnteer s,tioned Of bticys
,ess Roaas near Alexandria Va Men enistink In TINS rs
= ~Ff' lieut.. Col EGAN Recruiting ofkcer.
Recruits Wenfed--A arstcss. men win be received
COMPANY " ssh Regiment n Y. NJ tthe right nsnk Com
lppy Al the Armory Mercer HoBfs Broome and
*Esfosr Sta, between and o'clock, p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

msrten,s Celebrated Csoid Pens.-Improvemsn,s
n the nachinery for misunderstanding Cold Pepe ana %
WED to the subscriber by Letters Patent have enabled hin 70
ssefcoe the uaDy impercons hitherto unavoidable In their
odoc,iop and bring the within The reach o. all
tbe vTng public shoud know The following aets ConEfan
wiring os SIX mcnths done cbeoperwi Gold Pens than with
nse theIsfoe It economy 70 zee Gold Pens The Gold feI
nan unchanged by years Of continued while the steel
fn changing By coIoGon and wesyi therefore peIieo
crmiy Of writing obtained only by the Of toe Cod
I'm The Gold Pen "a always ready aud reliable while the
sfe Pen must be often eonosnped and one selected
kne Cod csushe Of yeceivug sy degree ef slascy 20
Gold Pen sxscy adapted 70 the hasa o. che writer,
eiefoo the OF the hand end not njaed lie
own TO be the by the Of Steel Pens lie l. sell
ns Gold Pens prices varying from IS 10 81 according
~ the every which win
Eoss q the bes. Steal Pens soa BY all ees. IN the line
sdens wheis all orders incOsins cash OF post stamps
peeeys prompt attentions spda Per sr Pens
skin. sod selected according . description will be
go b. nxi o. Otherwise, si directed. Address
\ koRxoN. Ne. ~ MsidsnIsae. Nsv.Yexk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
Public Meeting
70 HuPPORT

UPPoRT
rrIE PEOPLES UNION TICKET.
A<ea The following resolution, introduced BY the Hon.
edaes Of Onondss adopted In the Peoples Union
Ico,veuscn held at Syracuse Sept 10 and IL, 1851;
p.,e,d That the members OF this Convention be request
tbe aecessary sccn 10 procure the Assembling OF
tao, Of he people In the various Districts Tor the rah
o Of he proceedings Of this meeting and ioz such further
on a. may found necessary 70 the success Of the ticket
hare nominated'- -
Taerefors Be Rssesd by the members ofths cenvspticn
eo,. the city and County Of Nsw.YOrk, thas the
YKOPLs RKw.YoRK CITY
"A. invited to meet in COOPER INSTITUTE Or FRIDAY,
s 10Th day Of September q. u O'Clock m, TO carry into
sssst the the Peoples Resolutions at Syracuse
by the Comit.ee State Nominations for the City and
eeurtv Of New.York on behalf Of the
Rspptleana Co0HHG's0na1 on'os
AyH DrjgANNE f. A. TALLMADGE, ..
THOMAS 8. BERRY. JAMES BROOKE
DsnOeyatie.
" A. r. BRADFORD.
JACOB VOORHEES,. g
y. A. TALLMADGE, Chm n Z. Deesaiss.
". T. YhosT, Secretary.
Twelfth Ward Repubncan Assecia tion:;A R,ca,
r Meetipr Of this Associson vii be held THIS onoSy
kvERiNG Sept ls 1851 at Headgaae corner Of sday nd
he<h-Et st " o'clock WM. DUNnaNo' fresioe''
ws. Z. PAsoR Secretary. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

The PeopIe,s Union md Republican Fenitn"- =
ksns-A Public Meeting Of the Citizens Of the Ninth Nsi
s. he uuIuose Of ati ing the Peoples Nonsstions Al
te Conventions held Syrscuse h inst viii be ss
hs Bleeeksr Buildings, On TUESDAY Evening" the la =
Erinsn. speakes viii be IN attendance. All Union
kvited 10 be present
Union Feuguo Of the Eleventh Ward.-Ats inset
b. held Al No D Avenue d. Saturday evening Sept L. for
Ne purposc OF forming Union Lesgae, the following named
duly elected officers 10 serve until the t oi Jana
RICHARD L. LARREMoRE, President; WIN. D. HICKS
tioePfesidentt EDWARD w. COLLiNt secresaryi DANiD
4. TAFF, Treasurer.
meeting Of the above organization win be held at No 81
Avenue D. on MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 10, at O'clock.
An persons without distinction Of party who are IL favor OF
preserving our oous Ubicn IN s It's integrity and opped to
sy eomproaise with until they lay down their arms
ne Invited to sttsBd and enroll their names By order
X. l.. LAHHEMORE, Prssident.
EDviun W cotrru qarfstarV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

GRAND PANORAMIC EXHIBITION OF the
NJ AMERICAN WAR with Dlnramo Aecompanl lnirnts. tn
sonpso m With the best Music and Popular Lecture, Ia
HOPE CHAPEL, No. To broadway, every evening DoeEs
open Il T. commence ~ . Sclock-
CEVENTH ANNUAL ROWING REGATTA
~ of M. EMPIRg CITY REGATTA CLUB takes place
Gom Conrsds Garden, Yorkvie THIS AFTERNOON. at u
O'clock All the Champion Ua.mep enered Big thing ON
Ayesr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
priniina
Professional Notifes.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of The
~ scspel and operating aud C0nsutias sarse 80 a s
sy Oce Consultations the obscure dseAss ef The
pelvic vscsra Rupture Piles Vshcoces and Hsula radically
cured without The knife or lszture Ose bonrs from 10
to 2, aud to evenings. .... lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

lust PUBLISHED-REP0RT on SPERMA.
81 TORRHA certain other special aud viruent
Disease By the acting Of the lio Pha
dsphia also Reports NEW RE NEEDLES for such diseases
empoyed the Dispenary Of this Insuon Sent TO the a.
cted BY mall IN sealed letter envelopes fee CT charge Ad
dress DR j. SKILLlN HOU0HTON, Howard Association,
No q South .ethst, Philadelphia Pa.
MADAME DEMOREST's QUARTERLY
El MIRROR or FASHIONS Splendid array Of Ps'is
Md.a Iarge1 and most reishe Fashion Magazine
ever published. Fall number ready Monday, stpts
TTyO the DEALERS in NEWSPAPERS, MAG
IL AZINEs, and BOOKS throughout tbs UNITED STATES
ana the oAnxMInTos. JOHNSON l. FARRELLy
No 70 Ann-st-, New. YORK.
"a, s,yish von With ali tho Daily ard Weekly Eewypspe
Manby M.sszipes Books or articles In the News
soney busness with the utmost promptness and upon the
most favorable terms .
Trade Ls snd ubornstioa IN regard W terms fhrshses On
sppneskieas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
Miiiiarp Notices.

~~ A,s~ustou IA fun Company viii De ieeeL,s ~ y
- Rssiso,.; now si sesi Of w1 Apply 10
Nezf. PENHOOK. No 900 Brosdusy -----
E3rst Regiment Frcnent Ts; sm.rt IL Row being
service and ofrs ssRsfss
zoe sTiy sspesoB a Headquarters *Ze0on's ''s
bsai; psid
Recruits Wanted.
few mofe sood men VIII be received for the ~
4. pElIxENT (SlCKLES'S) EXCELSIOR bh1GAUE,
y Col NELSON TAYLOR Commanding,
irDvCrpRNrs votUSfKHRs:
Psy per month Wives and families provided for La
v when building ias -nchmenis and fortihostions SiV
&euty when honoIably dischsrgod
The RI ment the scat Of and hss bte1 newly
informed Rec mis- viii be forwarded Immediately Apply ss
U7ff8Lient FENNOCk, No. 600 Broadway. .
Pross Zen shove FOR the men win be Forwarded 10 the
Ikesica
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17
OBI $ ALE .

HsE7a, FINE Two STORY BRICK HOUSE
l.ss4sEs just completed, containing eight rooms.
H3lAEj Apply to
sss4saA HAWLEY & CO.,
ebl6 Corner Of and First streets.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17

Stated meet'n are held m the first TUESDAY IN Z
month att P.M lgM. c. BEL CHER. ". !
D. G. sT0EE, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17
RYSVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
Il street, between 7th and Stil.
TEACHERS |;

TIME Fourth Scholastic Year of this Institution will
4 commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1860
The year is divided into two Terms, Of twenty-five
weeks each, with a short vacation at Christmas, and
n longer one during the summer months.
rFpNfS MONTH on EoITR WEEKS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17
YEEEETARY!

A LII who have signed the call for organization
"A of Volunteer Military Company for the county
in Yuba City, on SATURDAY EVENING, May 18th
1861 at O'Clock for the purpose Of electing oc9rs
and otherwise perfecting their organization. full
attendance is requested.
WM ALPnONsE SUFFER-.
Per order of PHIL. w. KEYsER, County judge, sutter
county. mays.td
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17
Spetial 3lotirez.
RELIGIOUS.

Divine service viii continue to be held at Major
Bredens on the Oroyiile road, 8 miles from Marys-
vile; at Jackson Lanhams, on the Bangor road, ?
miles from Marysyii'c, and at Philip Chutchvlis, on
lhc l. ing DarroGl, Gr Zabslsale's. L. MAYO VIA
preach at the above places alternate Sundays nt2
O'Clock p. NJ a.l1-lm
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17
MRS. MINSLOM.

An experienced nurse and female raysi,ian. has
soothinrsyrop r'r chtl1renteeu,ug which greatly a
citate the process OF tect'ue 10y saftcullr the rsus
reducing all n0amouon--al alley all pain, and %
sure TO regulate tAe bowels. Depend upon H ua.l .rs
It wiz everest to yourselves, and ra.t.f and lea- @.
your infants. Pefeeay safe IN ali cases. See adyer-
t.slment in another column. uayi- i-ly
-------4sssss s.sss------
e'N 'NThe following letter, wmchemph speaks
for itself, written by The Dean Of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College Of Maaeiue--to the editors
OF Che Pacific Medical ana Surgical Yurual nF-l1-
cisco, Tor publication.
PHILADELPHIA, January 1I'A $50.
/ 70 the eUtors of the Pacific Medical J9urat'-
Gentlemen. My attention hHs been called TO au hr-
clein the December number OF your Journal ln r,
TO the NJ cundem degree granted by the Ill1 .a
College of Medicine To- Nr. J.. j. Czal lAuv. When t.e
application for the degree made 20 tie F4calfy, o.
was accompauie - aGl1lyt, nud testimonials 20 ~.
elect ttat Dr. tzpsay was q re-rHr graduate M -.
ot The University 90 +t.- 'aa served a' sA ." 'H
/ the Hungarian army and was regular rHauluuer
Of medicine. on tle streH l. oi thHsa tae d-".
Was granted. The at cuHaom dc-iee. n~ .f uame tW
plies, is cgutrrrcl on graduates ol!y, and give. Ge
new privileges. ia1 tHore boon tie 81. Itast susl.-
cian oC ,crcrllariv the application would have been
DO an act of Justice Co the College, and confer favor
on louf Eer' fespteLld.3, il tA@p'
Dean of the taCgl.y Of the Phti2 -epiIa College of
Medicine.
DIR. H.. :. CIA'EhI private Medical Gui E1ra'cal
lustiute Isou Sacramento street below h.uts..ei}t
opposite the Pacific M8u Steamship Company. aHeo
san tuIcsco. Yh. Doctor oIrs ftce Consult. .ni-,
and asks no r.mun ration unless hc effects c-.y-
UMcc hours fIoGS A. 81. TO r. 81.
CEdGFEE'EC 9EE,.-I, tie un1rr. '-nal, Gov.
cruor of Hungary. do t,sl. here v, tuaf Dr. j.. j
C1aptay has served duruethe contest ior lIuI tuaH
liberty, as Ch ct Surgeon. in tHe Hungarian army,
With faithful perseverance. Whereof hnf. ..t,u q.
Hm this certificate, and r,crr. n3 l',u tu t -.i.a-
d &
rsIl. of appreciate, f4aio... .c..G... atd an-
deserved misfortune. kOesUIl lAjuS,
Governor ui Iau-..v.
WAsHNGr9S CRY, Jan. tih, l-52 ttf-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17

cry, each W
NB-Board and Tuition payable every month in
advance No deduction made for absence, except in
cases of protracted sickness Each boarderis requir
ed to be furnished with bedding soTelsand napkins,
silver spoon and fork. iy28
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17
DissniIltinn of Cn-Pnrt,rersllin.

rENHE co-partnershp heretofore existing at Iimbuc-
4 too, Auba county under TIE name and style Of
d NHAF CO., was this day d5sol"ed by mutual
consent. The business viii be continued at the ola
stand by JAMES EDGAR.
Tmkuetoo, May 4sh, 1851 J. ": DUNBAR,
r-sy5 JAMES EDGAR,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17
VOL. vi.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
-ArY AND wEBKL z :
RY A. S. RANDALL 81 co.
TERMS OF THE DAILY;
rprT FIFTY CENTS.

For one er mall in advance siS CS CS
q" six monS"' ...... 20
three y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17
4nha Iodge. No. 30.
Corlnthinn Lndre. No. Gn.

Stated meeting, are held on ihe drst Wcdnes
each month, 40 1P.M. CHARLES GATsH "
J. II. LA-sir1a, sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL,
Jackson street, few doors above Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO,
FOSTER, PATTEN s CO., Propriotors-

,,47a7s. Is well known to the travelling public
t3ES First Glass Hotel In every partC ular Prices
E;:Sas reasonable. Ealars.d, HcGted and heiur-
fzs3,5 niShed throughout. Table unsurpassed in
this city. Fine Suits OF Rooms for Families. Prt,nt
Spring and Hair Mattresses in every double and single
room.
GaF@ Our rorters il always be found on board. as
the steamer reaches the dock to take charge Of lout
Baggage, and Coach 20 convey you 10 the Hotel
j. G. FOSTER, late Purser Steamer Uncle Sam.
d. Z. PArTEN, late Book Keeper of the House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
ABEAUT1FUL EXTRACT.

Some fifteen years ago, Rev. Ohm n. Mafit,
then in his prime, delivered lecture which
closed with the following fine passage:
.*Phusnix, fabled bird Of antiquity, when it
felt The chill advances of age, built its own fu-
neral urn, aud fred its pyre by means which ma
lures instinct taught.
All plumage, and its form of beauty, became
ashes; but ever would rise the young-beauti-
full from the urn ofdeath and chambers of decay
would the fedgling come, with its eyes turned
toward the sun, and essaying its dark velvet
wings, sprinkled with gold and friuged with sill
yer on the balmy air, rising little higher, uu'
til at length; in the full confidence Of flight, it
gives a cry of joy, and soon becomes glitter
ing spec1 in the deep bosom of aerial ocean
Lovely voyager of earth, bound on its heaven
ward journey to the sun!
So rises the spirit bird from the ruins Of the
body, the funeral urn which its maker built, ant
death frees. So towers away to its home, il
the pure elements of spirituality, the inteilec
Phoenix, to dip its proud wings in the fountain
of eternal bliss.
So shall dear, precious humanity, survive
from the ashes of burning world. So beau
tiful shall the unchanged soul soar within
the disc of eternity's great luminary with un
dazzled eye and unscorched wing-the- Pho
nix of immortality-takento to its rainbow hom
and Graded on the beating bosom of eterna
love.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
no MOTHER.

She has no mother What a volume Of
sorrowful truth is comprised in that single
sentence-no mother We must go far down
the hard, rough paths of life. and become en-
ured to care and sorrow in their sternest forms,
before we can take home TO our experience
the dread reaIity-no n1ofher-WithOut a
struggle. But when it is said Of a frail. young
girl, just passing from childhood toward ths
life Of woman, how sad is the story summed
up in that one short sentence Who now
shall administer the needed cOunsel-who
shall check the wayward fancies-whO shall
bear with the errors and fittings of the mother
less girl?
Deal gently with the child. Let not the
cup of sorrow be overflled by harshness of
your bearing, or your unsympaIhizing cold
ness. Is she needless in her doings Is she
careless in her movements? Remember. oh
remember, "she has no mother!' When her
young companions are gay and joyous, docs
she sit sorrowing? Does she pass with a
downcast eye and laaguid step, when you
would fain witness the gushing of youth p
Chide her not, for she is motherless and the
great sorrow came down upon her soul like an
incubus Can yOu gain her eon6dence-can
you win her love? Come, then, TO the moth
erless with the boon of your tenderest care,
and by the memory Of your own mother, al
ready passed away-by the fuilness OF your
remembered sorrow-hy the p possibility that
your own child may yet be oherlcss--con-
tribute as far as you may to relieve the loss ol
that fair, frail ch lid who is written Mother
less"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
Internal Plat.

A plot of e most diabolical character, hav-
ing for its object the robbery of the mail and
express on the Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne and
Chicago Railroad, has been discovered bv
PiBkerton, the great Chicago detective. The
gang Of conspiraiors was quite large, the ram
iGeations extending along the entire length of
the line. The leading plotters would have
soon been arrested. but the plans of the off
GERS have been temporarily frustrated by the
accidental disclosures made by one Of the
gang. Wishing a letter forwarded from the
Pittsburgh post-ofice to a fellow member at
Mansfield, he wrote letter to the Post-nas-
ter at the former place to that effect At the
same time he wrote letter to a confederate
in which the designs Of the conspiracy were
fully set forth, aud ir directing the two letters.
an exchange was made, the Pittsburgh Post
master getting the one intended for the con-
spFatnr, ard the latter the one intended for
the Postmaster
The design or the lesperadoes was to Law
mine Of powder under the track, blow up one
of the heavy mail and express trains, and
taking advantage of the confusion incident t O
the catastrophe, seize the mails and express
money packages and plumber the passengers.
The parties to the conspiracy are all known
now, and as any move toward carrying out
their hellish plot would lead to their immediate
arrest, they will probably lay lOw.-StGis
Journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
A Hold s+rika.

The cotton folks are making bold calcula-
tions, and marking out brilliant programme,
which they will carry out, if Northern milk
sops no not brace up somewhat. A Washing
ton dispatch to the Tribune sayS:
A letter was received on Saturday from a
member of the Montgomery Cabinet, by the
principal banking house here, stating conf
IDENTIFY that the writer expected to dine in
Washington next winter in his official capaci-
~, and be regularly established at this CAPT
tai. The game is to make bold stroke, by
which the South will be consolidated and
then, by the aid of the Northern Democracy.
force the Constitution of the Southern Con
fedcracy upon all the States but New Eng
land. The scheme may appear chimerical,
but it is seriously entertained, and has an or
ganizcd support in the North today. 1t is a
short mode Of amending the Constitution.
which the conspisators know could not be ac-
complished through Congress or a Conveu-
tion of the States. The managers of this
revolution never expected to stay out perma-
nently. But they have organized the machin-
cry so as to provide for that contingency, and
to hoodwink the public if it did not happen.
They require to be watched carefully. Their
allies in New York are capable Of any des-
perate resort.