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oot ELAN OF ar.sorKI-The friends of Co,
StnI blsif' OF Missouri, intend com gltm.,, ~
nm Win ser.nade by Dod.wcr,h,, ,nIsnd,s
Oeho a. me residence Of his brother, Hon Mo-,
EOnery Blair, Pennsylvania ayenne. oppo.,,. -.
war Department, this evening at Mn. 49,, >
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az ue,s are now IN ard sbout Baltimore
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oer's battery. The Penn.ylv.aia riu, regimen,

pers battery. The Pennsylvania First regimen,
is at Poolesville; the New Hampshire First 10
few miles west Of them, and the New York Ninth
10 about ten miles In advance Of us Yesterday
we captured two spies at Ed wards Ferry, and
they are now In custody Of Col stone. One Of
them had boon very loud in bis Union protesta.
tons and had entertained several Of our officers
at his house near our camp. He was seen to 60
down to the river and signal across to the enemy,
and Is now awaiting his examination.
Last Saturday, two members Of Company F,
Union volunteers-W. T Frohock and w Mach
abee-assisted by two Of the Metropolitan Rifles,
captured at Jamestown a member Of 4 cavalry
company recently organized in Montgomery
county for home guard, but which had gone
over into Virginia to join the secession army. He
rode up to the hotel In the uniform, and was at
once seized, but on taking the oath Of allegiance
released.
Many OF the farmers who had left here have re-
turned to their farms, and are now quietly con-
ducting their affairs, having recovered from their
apprehension Of danger from the occupation of
this section by large body Of troops. One old
farmer, who owns property on both sides Of the
Potomac Is here parole, but refuses to take the
oath Of allegiance to either side, as he says he
would lose part Of his property in either case.
BEAUREGARD'S ADVANCE-TIME OF
GREGG'S MEN CP-WONT kE-Ey-
LIST-BE4CREGARD AT FAIRFA
COURT HOUSE IN PERSON--HARD
FAKE OF HIS ARMY, &c.
Especial correspondence Of the Star1
FALLS CHURCH, June 90, 1861.
learn through party who should know, that
on the night before last the total number of the
enemy at Centreville and east Of that point, Wa
about five thousand, In Ave or six regiments and
Two, or at most three, independent companies.
Two OF these regiments are Col Gresgs and
Col hershaws South Carolinians They have
been paid, since reaching Virginia altogether In
virginia State obligations, which they force on
the people when buying anything-It being that
or nothing In the way Of pay. These two regi-
mens are the crack ones of Beauregerds army.
The term of service Of Gregg's Regiment is up
To-day, and am assured that not more than half
dozen men belonging to II will rec Mist as they
are all heartily disguised with the service owing
to Its hardships You will recollect 1t is composed
almost entirely Of South Carolina so-called
bloods. I however doubt whether so large a DOR.
| ton OF any regiment will decline to reenlist in
the immediate presence Of an enemy
Beauregard was positively at Fairfax Court
House In person on the night before last He
has, perhaps, 2,52O men there and In its vicinity
| HIS army gets fresh meat once week, and the resi-
Of the time is subsIsted on bacon and hard bread
hard fare indeed. The scarcity of proper provis
ions Is certainly greatly dissa,isfying Beaure
Cards men.
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" Flour is selling at twenty dollars per barrel
at Galveston, Texas
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AIDES SUN UMBRELLAS
Il AND PARASOLS
rCioslne ont at reduced prices. for Dash, b ack
Tvisted SIX MIts, IN long and short styles
Llse Thread Gauntlets aud Gloves, selling off
y. w. COLLEY d cos,
jeA-6t 023 Seventh street, above Pa av
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rO" TIE |" LoI bNN RIFEKb,
QUARTKRMAsTrR SRNHRAL's OFFICE !
Warrington, Jgne u, 1861
THoPOsALs are invited constructing Gum
boats up ia the Western riv RS
SPECIFICATIONS will be Immediately prepared and
may 90 examined st the q u T'ermastsr's Of5oe Al
Ciucinnstl. Pit shu gh, and at this once "
Proposals from boat bull ers and engine build
or. alone will DO considered
ans submitted by bidders will be N ken into
oorslderat.on nj 4, uEis!S law
lelS Qutrtermas.er General United S,ane.
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BI J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctloneers.
GOOD AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE
W w be sold on MONDAY NEXT, the iEt Of
July, at io O'Clock a. m. well selected stock %
Househ Id uTnlture. at the dwelling No $50
street. between 18th and lIth streets, consisting IN
Parlor Suit Of wslnut Hair 9th. Marble top
Center, Dining, and other Tables.
Large NJ hogsny WardTobe,
Mahogany Writing Table
COTTAGE Set, oak pattern, with patent spring Ma
tresses,
RockIss, Cane sea; and Other CHAIRS.
Brocsteiie Lounge,
Carpets aud cIlcloth. Brorzs Hat Rack
Window shades, Bcost ads, Cot and CRIB,
HsIr, Cotton, and Cnb MSttTet IS, Chsmber sets
Mashstends. Bureaus, Comforts Pillows, DO,
HANDSOME SIysr platsd Coffee and Tea at. Oas-
tors, soup Lade, Forks. Table aud Tea Spools
~ omplete Cool" and Open Crate Stoves.
RefrIgeT6 or and FIrebos I'd.
suPgTior Cutlery, Glass, ChiIs, Wood. Iron. aad
Tin WaTe.
With q eneral assortment of Housed .epins Ar
lc es, nearly al OF which has been purchased nsv
WITHIN year.
Terms cash
F,nc, . s, nav y. rented on application ct tAe
-le6 J. e. MCGUIRE CO, Auats.
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BY. c. Mcguire 4 CO.. Auetioncers
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS ST Public SALE-''n WE'D
NESDAY MORNING., Iul, 81, az ID o'c ock, az
on Third, between Penn,,lvanis avenue and &
street we aha sell ell his handsome Furniture and
EIe.iiSPt R9 ewOod PiszO Forte by chicEsnnE.
Suit of handsome Rosewood Parlor Furniture,
finished in best Crimson br catelle, cOmpris
Ing large French Sofa, two ATm aud Eve
. stuffed Back Chairs, -
Rosewood Msrb top Center and Sofa Tables.
Walnut Crimson Plut covered Sofa.
Arm AID PsrloT Chairs,
Handsome Miro B ok tagere Fancy ChaIrf.
MAHOGANY Hair cloth Sofa aud Chairs,
Gilt Mantsl Clock, Vases and urnsments,
adles' walnut Geo airy, Camp -tocls.
EIceilel, Brutses Ca pits throughout,
Handsome OrnsInenfeJ hedes and Cornios.
Marble top S'debosrd DIN NJ Tables,
w smut Arm ilnI' Chairs. LOunEes,
French ChITa Dinner Dessert, snd Tea Ware.
Sieh boh.mIaG and Cr,stsl Glass Wa-e,
ea set, and Spoons and Forks,
Table Gu lery. Bed and she Linen,
,MaLnut and Mahorsn' Dressi1g Bureaus-
Hs ID some Solid O.k aud Gilt Cottage Sc,
superior CUrled Hair NJ actresses,
Bols'ers az Pillows.
bark ets, Comforts and sprssds,
Rocking Chairs Toilet Set Looking Glasses.
PAINTED Bedstesds. Ru reaus and Wsshstsnds,
Cooking and other Stoves, Refrl terator,
Together With general assortment OF Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms oash-
10 The House. which very desirsbIs, with
suira of the Auotoueers.
je9 d j. c MCGUIRE & CO. Auo.sL
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w, BOYS, CLOTHING.
W l. Have received WithIu the last da, mr. to
Iarse assortment Of BOYS SP2IyG CI0T9
nv embrasing sll styles Of low priced. med,um
Low prices for cash. ''"s
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.
m aSa sn e Az; Sssyssa 81 and losh sss.
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NOTICE.
ALI Persons owing any debt on account Of
canal boat Homecoming, No. 2, are warned not 10
Pay the same except upon 6ceipt OF tie Under
aligned ny Interest in the JOacrrn was equal to
that OF the owners, and the c-eGts of the boat be-
long equa ly 20 me.
lie g ST. JnHN A KNIGHT
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WE BEG 20 inform the citizens of Washington
dna pubic generally that we have opened q
the direction of Mr. JosKPH p. WILSON. where We
lsh9 tvrn,sh,ng the same qua ty and description
1A6S, 90, as those we sell in New Y ORR. And
suaranty tnsm 10 be OF the most reliable auslity.
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DRoPOShLS FOR LOANOF SIS 600 FOR
y THE RELIEF BF FAMII H.; OF VOL
UNTEEKS OF WASHINGTON CITY.
MAYORS OFFICE. June n. 1881.
PROPOSALS vi b. received at THIS cfice until
three u'c Ock n. or Monday, Iu I. 1851, for q
loan OF s. 90 !, payable six month. aftsr lts with
Interest at tie Iaie OF SIX per cent per arnum.
IL fs!99;ea Y az ast pf as 4SIiI SSgn
Tor tue re f If the destitute +. miles Of vs. shne-
ton City Voluntss's. Bids will be received in
sums Of So aud upwards.
JAMES G. RERRET.
JeT st (Repnb &Intel) M.yor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

NOTICE.-John A. Knight 10 no longer "a the
/ v EN- Icy Of the under gnsd, nor IN any manner
co1csrned with the canal Coat Homecoming, No. 2
All pers are hereby warned not to ray any debt
on account OF said boat or owners, Except TO the
under Red. JAMES III. RIDGEWAY,
JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
Owners Of boat Homecoming, No. 2.
June 18th, 1851.
tFrederick and Washington, Nd, papers copy
and charge advertisers s27 St.
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,HlEF ASST QUARTERNA'RS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June Is 1861
NotIcs as h>re6y sirea to ell per sons who NAV
nave accounts asanst the Chief ASH tapt Quar-
termaster, q! 3; Army, to render them by the SIth
nstant with all orders drawn by me- or authori zed
Office, and they viii be paid, # found correct.
. 10. RINSLER,
-lo xo-m Brevet Major A o. A.
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AUCTION SALES.

By BONTZ GRIFFITH. AuctIoneers
CONTINUATION SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
Geo. MGN0AY MORNING, ! oily ist al IL
O'Clock, st the Sfors No. t3z 7th street, between
n and streets, we will sell the stock Of q gentle
man declining business. cons sting Of
Ribbons, Bonnets, Flowers, Ruohes,
Hosiery, Buttons. Spool Cottons,
Embroide'les, Collsrs. Umbrellas,
Hoop Skirts, Shswle, Comforts.
Millinery Goods, &c, do.
T. ssther with q general assortment Of srticie,
too numerous 10 mention.
js g BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Aucts.
BY WALL a. BARNARD. Auctioneers
DAY MARE, BUGGY AND HARNESS AT
ID AuCIIoN.-On MONDAY MORNIN Nc. July
ls., 1t 10 o'clock, Sl sell IN 'front.' Of our Auc-
tIoa Rooms:
One Bay Mares
One Huggy and Harness,
One Si0e Saddle sE0 Br,dls.
sod for no fault, tie owner having no further
use for 10
Terms cash.
je2 WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
be pleased to call and settle their AGO unts n ~
bills are now made off ready for settlement.
WIN. X RILEY BRO
No 36 Central Stores
Between 7th and 9th SITS
JoG-'uI,H Opposite Center Market.
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ny We have Just received a large lot of LACE
49, ~ ~ ana LACE NAN rlLLAS from Pbils-
iastr value AMI have plsoed them on our sounter
Price only IS 50, worth 500.
At MAXWELL'S
mant q and Fancy Store,
1e ~ cost S.S pennsylvania svenue
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n%MEDIGAL SOCIETY OF The DIS-
~ TRlCT OF COLUNBIA.-Ths Feni-an-
nmal meeting of this 500 ETY. Will be i'd a. the
Washington Inhrmary n MONDAY. July ist. Al
Il O'clock m. w. Mex. TUCKER, NJ. d..
e<6-d REQ Secretary.
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4O9 HHDs HfaRa2sy isl Sli;D,,ses
los kegs BUTTER,
s'''0 bus OATS avsrsfI S s III; gs PR Hgshe
jan Corner Fifte nth 1t. acS Vermont Az
/ Ia dEhH NJ! rLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
I heys 1pst reolyed my stock of sUMMEE
SLOIniN6. and HATS And CAPS, TO which 4
tL nave one oi ne nloest assortments Of goods In
tnis oi', ana ofer them q, very low prices.
49,. J. n, SMITH, ClothIsr,
be Fim No. $50 Seventh ST., opp Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

NrOfIcH.-EOTiCR 10 nB xRBY GIYKN THAI, rfl =
IN following described boads having basn usawfay alb
sacsed of the Interior Washington,
all persons oaGisn against purchasing the same or
making any advances thereon aad that steps
being t4ken the thereof and al the coupons
becoming due AZ ior Jaa;sTy next
TENHESsEE soSDa foR Si,oo5 KAca, NTRaEsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

FURNISHED HOUSE TO TENT.--A MODERATE SIZED
House. neatly furnished In Tenth street, ST. Mark1
church viii be rented until May next longer time APP
ply at 324 broadway. Rent moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

r Ow RENT AND THE BEST BUSINESS NEIGHBOR,
hood IN the otyTo lease the House and Lot DOL PaaA
street, Will be altered to suit Ave stories high
erng the entire lot. Apply to J.o LLOYD SONS, -
Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

BOARD WkNrED--A SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES
ID aurnised Roon With or wh,u, partial Board, In the
private family permanently II sutcd Location
must be Central aud not above FOURTH street Address Clay
ton, Herald olicc, al the week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

n ~ q,
40 Sacramento city and county ~ G bonds
aUO New > ork A HARLEM II. *. sd mortgage bonds.
SUU North Carolina state p. c. honda.
Next regular sale MONDAY Jan. T. Regular Auction
sales OF Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and THURSDAY
or every day when required i2E O'Clock, the stock
saesroom No 81 William street tue Merchants Er-
changt desired stocks and Bonds bought sold at
private sale and at the Brokers Board.
ALBEIT II. NICOLAY
Auctioneer ard Stock Broker,
No. 81 Wikigm street, Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

UCTION SALE or FIRST GLASS PIANOFORTEs-
"A J1nn !. VANDEWATEh auctioneer The attention
oil the public il called to the Of
by the well known firm Of Hanes Dros) to place
Thursday evening Jan y at O'Clock, No. 235 Fulton
street. brooklyn III Pianos finished very basl
manner inside and fun guarantee ent salts
faction will be given 20 the purchaser 10 those want OF
good and durable fano his eAcolleu, opportunity.
be sold positively TO the hghcst bidder
auction prices previous to public SALE No Street
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

UCTioN UNDERSTANDINGS FURNITURE gx.
n Packing Establishment, Ill and lis eFeuh
street between tih and sixth avenuesHousehold fufn
lure boxed and shipped to all parts OF the world
wagons for removing furniture country. Pianof,rcs
painting mirrors china and glassware packed and moved
Furniture stored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

O a ). BoGART, ACCTfuEEgs--sArURDty,J Jan,
-. stl2 O'Clock, a fai BnsdNay Mortgage alc aiovs
ptore roasistins quantity u furnsce% Ranges,
Parlor and Cooking Stoves rrgis 'er Ffanes, &c,
DAVID c. hEALIO Any for Mortgages.
@ a g. BooART, AUCT1oNLERs, SATURDAY, JAN
A. nj iOb O'Clock the auction room, No. j. North VII
liam street Mortgage and Conffable sale Household fur
it,sre Phno OF psor chamber and
eik<1,ee and ONCE urnurr CHAs v. WATTS.
Constable and Atty for Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

IL A.
III. WhlTTEM0RE & HAZrLIl
(SCGUESSORS 10 RICHARDS kihGSLAND & Coz
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
In voices foreign aud do,ne-e Hardware cutlery 1c In lots
10 suit the trade.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
lnyuc-e Plated Ware piina Tea Sets Casters, Caks
Bashets, Forks. spoons, &c.
ttor account o. whom y may cnnrern)
WoSfENHOLMs' CUTLERY
4C dozen Wostenhos Cutlery consisting Pookctknlve
RazoTs, shears sch sors dc, dainaG. the voyage.
FANCY GOODS.
Invoice French and German Fancy Goods comprising
Boxes Accordion Dressing Cases Cases. together
with general rs ottmen. for tina trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

6 NINTH STREET, A SUITE OF HAN -.MELY
q furnished Rooms md floor also q Room
oh without board; all the modern conveaioacs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

LBERr II. NIOOLAY, AuCTIoNEER WILL SELL.
"A this day, January at I'm O'clock at the stock sales
room No. 81 WLiaaa strsse
AT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
YIEANMAL.

NIfIZENs' SAVINGS EAEg
" IS avenue A. between First and Second sires<G
opsp daily from A. N. t. l L. u. ane from T. ~
Six per cent interest allowed al under $685. andg
per cent en- Larger lmcunta
Deposits " any amount received from 81
All deposits made on or before January ~ Will draw int
rest from January ist.
GEORGE FOLSOM, Pras,derk
SEYMOUR A. BUrcE Cashier and sesretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

CHORES TO LET-A SPLENDID STORE, NO 4
- Eighth avenue, near Fourth street, and Ne
sixth street. both VOL adapted to any kind q business
Ing Ia business thorcughfarc; terms low Apply on to
premises, or ut No Is Prince street, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

l.OUV.VUU segsrs from - h go thsus.nd Cssn
buyers wi, Dc cWered p~a, yidns Enis c,sh advances
"'ue o. sTr' o. CnErKs " Brosdwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
MANUFACTURING PREMISES TO LEASE,
WI WITH or WITHOUT MACHINERY.

DENT $40 FER MONJH.-To LET, IN A BEAUTIFUL
IL avenue N Williamsburg, the copyenarces Of wh0ls
host containing seven rooms water and Kitchen all
one oor Cars hree cens PASS the door, 4J2 Grand street.
Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
MOTH CARoLrrA STATE soNps ISSUED s6
YEABs, IrrTgEsr CENT PAYABLE
APRIL AND oCroBRR AT THE BASG or sHruBIio,

Bor IL Nos TO- April 1857 having thirty years
20 rum and the following dated october i7 hing th-y
yss . run and pteIss payable IL APr and osos1r q
LI9i, ia l,ioS I,is, lbs, los and isi
And Of sx per bonds Of tho state OF North
Carolina interest," payable In April and Osobs~ which
slso distracted from the Department. the numbers Of which
win be given 70 the public As soon s q he se can be
Chief Clerk Of the Yntcrios Departunnt
WASHINGTON Cuy, December 10 l61
TRYING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. - VARIETY
street Interest allowed at the OF slJ per
81 70 $500 and FIVE cent that
amount Open daily from 10 A n TO 2P. Also, en- Men
ER-Nouey 10 loan on bond and mortgage
All deposited before the 10th OF January viii
draw interest from the lsI ....-
vANpvnsiLr Il Bvxroy. Secretary
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION CoRMKR OF
ln BruaAwAy and Checker Dec ~ lHl-Nstieo
The trustees Of this nsutlon have directed interest 10 -
per all Of $500 and under
all larger amounts payable and after
January mort All interest Withdrawn will draw
interest the MS principal b j. BRoWN PRESIDENT
A A. ALvoRp, Secretary.
NEEcHAH1cs' AND rRApBRs' SAVINGS BANK,
wi No 80 Grand street, a. Wnlctl
Nrw YoRK, Jan L. 1851.
The Trustees have ordered paid depos
entitled thereto, for the si1 months ending Dee 81
foDUws:-
On Of eve hundred dollars and uuder the rate Of
ON sums exceeding hundred dollars s The rate Of nvc
snnuu payable ON and after Monday the list
he interest be placed 70 the credit Of depo~oss
principal uu..o., x..x -,
JANIS Y. Hsfsur. secretary.
Bank open daily from NJ A. ~ to7p.N
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., 80 LET.

A RARE CHANGE FOR A PHYSICIAN TO sEcUaR
IA handsomely furnished 0fces, in desirable location,
with considerable practice; board self and family
nfec accommodations for housekeeping; Of horse,
&c Apply at GO West Thirteenth street
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
G8e guleaster @altttr.
cry OF LANCASTER:
a nean,iiul ana UsefaI Th0asht.

-
A lille daughter, ten yeais old, lay on
her death bpd. 1t is hard to part with
the pet of the family; the golden hair,
the loving blue eyes, the bird like voice,
the fruitful, alfectiouate child. How
could she be given upG Between this
child aud her (ather there bad always ex-
listed. not relationship merely but the love
of congsnial natures. He fell on his knees
by his darlirg's bedside and Wept bitter
tears. He strove to say, but could not,
"Thy will be douel" II vas conflict be-
tween grace and nature, such as he never
before experienced. His sObs disturbed
the child. who had been lying apparently
unconscious. She opened her eyes and
looked very much distressed.
"Papa, dear papa" she said at length
"W6at my darling?" answered Ter faith
er, striving for cOmposure.
"Papa," she asked, in faint broken
tones, chow much do cost you year,"
"Hush, dear, do be quiet" he replied
ia great agitation, for he feared dellrium
was coming on.
"But please, papa, how much do COST
you? -,
To soothe her, he replied. though with
shaking voice. We'll dearest, perhaps
two hundred dollars. What then darliugS
"Becauss. paps, | thOught-may be-
you would lay it out this year-in Bibles
for poor chidren--to remember me by
A beam Of heavenly JOY glanced in The
fathers heart; the JOY of one noble, loving
spirit mingling with is like. Self Wal
forgotten-th the sorrow Of parting, the lone
iy future. Naught remained but tile NILS
sion Of love, and thrill Of gtAli ule tha
in it he and his beloved were co.workcrs
IL will. my precious child" he replied
kissing her brow with solid tenderness.
"Yes," he added. after pause, 81 vii
do il every year as long as live, and thu
my Lillian shall yet speak, and draw hun
drsds and thousands after her to heaven.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

PARsoN BRowNLow's PLucK.--In the
last issue ol The Knoxville Wbig Parson
Brownlow says:
We are informed that Mr.. -, Of the
Ninth Civil District Of Knox, has pro.
posed to join company at any time, to
come to Knoxville and hang the editor OF
this paper We propose next Monday as
a suitable day, and we invite our Union
friends to attend aud witness the execu
tionl We propose to make speech un'
der the gallows, and to relate our po!ili'
cal experience. There will be a mass
meo,iOg of the party here on that day, and
he hanging Of that 'notorous Brownlow, y
will add greatly to the interest of the 90
casion!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS. Feb, 1.-The steamer
Velasco arrived at Havana from Vorr
Cruz, bringing the eriled foreign minis
ters and Gen. Miramon, The Papal Nun
oio was insultod at Vera Cruz, aud tool
refuge in tho French Consulate. Miramor
escaped iu disguise. after passing through
great dangers.
The archbishops and bishops nrs al
exiled. The pOpulaos stoned thom a
Vera Cruz, and they were afterwards de
tanned by the authorities for trial.
Mr.. Weller, American Minister, was TO-
ceiyed on the 30th ult.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
The Border State Plan OF the Adjustment
Of Sectional Dificulties.

OF Sectional Dificultiea.
AS much is said Of the Border State
clause Of adjustment, and many seem tc
know but little about il. we present it'
points.
I. Recommending repeal Of all the
Personsl Liberty Bills.
Q. That the Fugitive Slave Law be a
mendcd Tor the prevention Of kidnapping
and SO as 10 provide for the equalization
OF the Commissioner iss, &c.
3. That the Constitution be so amend
ed 60 as to prohibit any interference with
Slavery in any Of the States where it now
exists.
4. That Congress shall not abolish
Slavery in the Southern dockyards, ar
senals, &c., nor in the District Of Colum'
bia without the consent Of Maryland and
the consent Of the inhabitAnts Of the Dis
tiict, nor without compensation.
5. That Congress shall not interfere
with tho inter-Slave Ttadc.
G. That there shall be a perpetual pro
hiLition Of The African Sla1e Trade.
7. That the line of SO degrees 80 min
utes shall be run through all the existing
Territories of the United Slalesi that i
all north of that line Slavery shall be pro
hibted, and that all South OF that lin
neither Congress nor the Territorial Leg
isla,urs shall hereafter pass any law abol
iehlng. prohibiting, or in any manner in
terferipg withAfricanSlavery; and that n
Territory containing a sufficient popula
tion for one member Of Congress- in an
area Of 60, 900 square miles. shall appl
for admission as a State, it shall be 40
miued, with or without slave. as ito Con
a,itn,;on NAV determine.