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, 1861-03-04
The Unfr- -
North Care{tnAi

loLnsnoRo, H.. C., March 1.-Wayne WiiEi county
official gives 1,@o lnn}oritg for Conyeptiel;
Heeessionists are elected. Nash county elects
Secesslonist by $40 majority, and gives ST
majority for d Convention. Wake county, S..
ce5sionists elected: for Convention 1G9 major
lty. Warren county elects Secessionists, and
is largely for a Convention. Person county,
Unionists elected; the Convention has n large
majority. Northampton county, one Unionist
and ane scecssionitt; large majority for
Convention.
RALEIGH, March 1.-The mails snd telegraph
report 81 counties, q for Compromise, Is iur
secession, and divided.
TIE State has probably gore against Com
vcntion BY 4 small majority. Many Union
Counties give snsjoritics lqr q Convention, ''
WnN1ssTos.: \. C-About twenty counties
have been lizard from, each generally largely
tor seecssloA, and aContcntl0n. Th5 b1::;;..;;!!c
counties are largely Union, anl fur no Con-
Vcn!ion. There is much doubt about tue re-
suit Ia the State. It depends upon the cs-
tTeme east and extreme west,
, 1861-03-04
a1AhhE1S BIZ TTIE --LATEST MAR,

onIet h3,t 5.a Feb. es--Tbe -four sn,,4-, :.
supaans IS generally lid at I. {: 20; t;;s STANDARD
nse fss doing T. supply he 1t from 1bs tma M
ssd a e1trs anpsn2S falay nR I'd = sSSs % ier esis
I'D stocks moderate ii iha tha TIC receipts
etoe sn taefc = xsfy nte doing for The want Of
adxancs; sone 5000 bushels aold at IL ~ ,etlhe7 ,
e a u 3 and la9@1ssc for western ud renn mn,
10 10 In ~ e. ,or p5ime white ranges Ut frun,
!aF Penna was made at 14c and 60 g g1aTasis E
~ ~ = p price kepi nEIsate Rye comes in SLOW
iae noted yesterday; the receipts are moda,e. ~
ma on;y shons $500 bushels new yellow 1onnS
- IS aaost and In the cars. Oats nre IN
apm STORE. barley /. quiet.-Norzh Anerioau<o W.
,h,a hAIstM1 Nfs, Fsb. 2s-Grain. sale Of so Ius
n stFees 6s rddpertsd st 5o per bn Kc
.,ales 1oo 6us. state at AK delivered Corr ~ -,
Se5 sos n1 sss Barley in street ds@S5c acar car
Efater II store and Gso do sprina@a ts9 ~ nns;
do wi5ts1 sno ~ nus Jenerkon county, and SOD,
Sales s4o bis l70i7a.-Stafse9annp stg 9np l. Whisky
new on1KASs-Feb r. y. m.-F,ou.- ,.
kst continues dull aud the demand }ac.1 M ne mar
eand & sns n1}ess 19r sugerans M Mess porE il good
changed, and IN moderate demand Il paeon 9 "
and I 81 g sS e, ioz t afdes %hisky IN moderate de-
= ana a E1oes advanced 10 &c 1or mixed viii ssfaa
[luY oass Sugar In active demnnd n-t1 ,sa,t "
~ 1S gnes z % sales 1900 hhda 5XGCsc for iry
choice holders s.Ens pees oaai at the s PC for
frs casxaI1-Tsb. 2s-F7our quiet at II 90
q nnasor1nle. Tbs New Orleans merlet rrns ~
,,aa. gan ySsssfax WHEAT quiet bur I'm The firn.
LEES aonead N the market for ear cnrn gestor1;s
YES dal With ealex Of several ca }oads I'm, Sneisa .
~ appef AePoL az 34c N bulk In eacts It fs cna+J
d. 1s,s .a 9S1 nayer returning Packages bpt tbeIs
W. Oily moderate demand, and sellers WEIR cn
lug s5eesa4oy 4y more numerous than buyers The al.
slcee 1r9m New Orleans produced more 6rmnessir
nnsa foS Sagar and mossses bnt prices wcre
~ s,aca a9 CTS q i6xc~ This was The Last dav
been oveF 1000 hrls shipped duYina The isa th1 as
~>N' eoaAioe1aply re-
sf. LOUIE March f.-Wheat- rket pcct,n,,,,
ana 1tm. vain nalgs Of 5000 bu club 10 nr1E.se4
prices and few lots at all at nr.io1s ~
'saees Co1n-sates comprise 50 baes MiTed sieaa m
nags ct BE- 6i2 do do do at 87ce 1an
'ags @3Aea U new Runnics, at85c: 800 do rfTcg |
Ea teJow At 3SfG Csc; LEO do yellow at dOc: i1S1
~ =. sxed T. Ta1te At so md bags wltie at i
~ ,,'s Enn1des sen st 1DIEc q bush higher than
iout-thcre Is ouiy limited trade dsnnnd S.,a.
opatfy superdne ut e5: d hpts t.' auS gfaae
, 1861-03-04

I2aHutkp,:

VIVA N TIE DAN: Engine with
wv Boiler from 20 to q horse power. Address
Box 1lSO stating tt. MS. mh21St
, 1861-03-04
N Office TO SHIPPERS
FROM CHICAGO TO THE EASE.
THE P!!TSBuSG,
f't' RFsavate na:d Chicago e. n.
FAST FREIGHT LINES.

I'VE are now prepared to offer Shippers superior nd
yantages Tor shipments Of aI c:asses OF Freight from
Chicago 70 all Eastern Points. Having largely lncreas
ca their koaa Equipment Of cars aud machinery Bnd
ilsitfttes fdr trarsonrtclua. !:
!, Fist hy the old dud wr,1 known tsonnat tonfe t.,
he East via ftsburE, und the lenasylyanjn Eaiiroa
e Haltmora phiadep'!ia New York ana Boston and
---- ,.,"-- -,t., rut onc euauxr q CARS ttEetn
Chicago Baltimore u.,d niladelpis. THIS route Is
presented In Chicago By
Clarke l. Co., No. T2 Dearborn ST.,
W1,o a.eGe a= al,tacfl*ed to issue Thteush gls ct
bIr;. VIA lii. rontc -, :"
~ FIeight Intended to 50 Last via this regte ,qa
be c2nstgned. In ChIcxgo. tn pittsburgh IT. Warna
Chicago r. r. via Pittsburgh l. Pennsylvania 4 IL"
r. q ths new n 9pd exEedso,!s roYt: ~ CEefi
my a. gpin!sls AsE M nolE s1 ne ew States
between Chicago and Cleveland, DnnhirS OF DuEalo.
Jerry Nottingham: No; 81 Dearborn Street.
Agent foF ts roate and aons authorized to iasuc
T!rSnga Gtl1s ef Laetug foE Freight forwarded via
Grestlge md Cleveland. All Freight itendsd to 20
E4Et yia tls E:ussShonld b. II Chicago 70
,a |42c1an nt Wayne cnisaso 4 r. yia Crss
Rates by ei:ser qt these routes will be the satuc
rs by otaff or competing ltnea and ali care rIyeu t
the safe shd speedy shipment Of fresxlt. =.
Gen. F't AgTF. Fl. ", &C.'R.R.
y. I. BRADY. Freight Agent Chicago. ie.scieS.Im
, 1861-03-04

NEW ORIsaxp tJ.-s7 WaFl1ke. 9
state that CAPT iii marsh s 1Sslyesten r.; advice
B1a@n BS1oa%@miss.onera, refused M tpy e 18th 10 the
It i statsd l surrender tEl Goyesnn": s ,a Fo-s
ron hinggold Barractvs! lit property.
:: on bfazos Island ... reInfofcemen1s
government and . Is, retake the property
:. harrison CO. - collision Between tho
II against- -.tate troops was imminent.
COUNT, $50; >.Inty vated $50 fer secession, aud
st ruuor-4.s - :" ~.4~auhee
..,- ----,. almost unanimous rot It.
, 1861-03-04
The Nfiksor.rf ronvou.so,

r. LOUIS, Mareh 2-In the Coayeution ycs-
consider the vote by which the resolution &C.
qulring the members to take an oath to sup
port the Constitution OF the United States and
q S5ate OF Missouri was adopted, was loet--65 to
~. Members then qualified. In the alter
no noon The Convention permanently organized
s ~ 5ae election Of ES. Governor Sterling Price
The Preside, It iaid before @ the Contention q
;,s,1 ;Snn1eat ion from Luther q. Glen, announc-
tn!s S n1sns' II 4 Commissioner. from Georgia
III nou III the communication was laid On iEc
oAuNs Il
r. 70 Convention adjourned to meet at St.
= >uiss in Library Hal, on Monday.
, 1861-03-04

NEW HAVEN, March, "A boiler in the gun
factory Of the Whitney ARMS Company explo-
chIncry III the east cnd Of the building, and
Djarlng some twenty persons. Major Norton
and: Nj, Oliver were blown across the street.
Paul savas,ss, engineer; was ser]eusly injured
othern wera ~ Saa son ~e.- hurled in the
ruins.; al ,-;;3 ;ute9 by befDg~- physl-
cisna 49,, H.0 undo1btedlY recnver -
lie nI isiter na4 engineers went out to tt The sce.
explosion Is eus aaE@aee Ro6 needed The cause Of H.
, 1861-03-04

-Theyarc ful:y
atss:rui.;. well finished and
H Iab!et: t@vy .uoG. vA
uvt EtTee.l tccI lst GF rs
!ta:E.
, 1861-03-04

They VIII scw over
E1tS.Fs or rtams w1t!,nut
breaking the thfends or re-
1uIr1ug i change nftc2slGn.
, 1861-03-04

He'll. Davis has not been In Charleston.
CHARLEsroS, Mareh 1.-The Courier says it
is doubtful if President Davis intends visiting
Charleston. The Courier nlso Says TINT $780,
900 were subscribed on Wednesday oEards
establishing d line OF steamers direct to Liver
, 1861-03-04
EAedH.


NEW ToEE-Feb. 2s-Thc inquiry for clover
scud has continued good both for the export and
home trade, aud the market is firm: sa1cs 400 bags
ut TD7Kc and small lot at 7Mc. Timothy seeds
not plenty, and with an improved demand prices
tlazsecd Is quiet at s1.50 per bnsh.
PHu.ADEIPH1A-Feb. 28.-There Is rathsr more
inquiry for clover seed, and 900@400 bushels have
heea Disposed Of in lots at $458@4 8TH per buah.
the latter for prime, which is now generally held
higher. Timothy is scarce and wanted, and small
eaie was mads at $3.50 per bush
CNcESNAu-March 1.-Clover seed is dull, and
the demand limited, at e. 430@4.35. Timothy Is IN
butter supply, and the market Is dull, at s. ESQ
$a,70.
p1rrsnrrGH-March Glover continues dull,
aud IL selling at 100 per bush. Timothy steady
at 50, md dax unsettled, the prices ranging from
$1.I0 to SIZE.
ST. LoU1s-March Sale ofGo bags timothy at
$2.45. In other descriptions nothing trnnspircd.
clover du1l at 81 ca to ~ T5:
, 1861-03-04

IA ORTGAGE SALE.~-[Fhere2a,
le1 tonn r Sherman. of the City Ct EsF YORK tsr:-
tcforo MortEaxed unto the Undersigned. John s Per
rez Of Newark New jersey, by mortgage dated April
Sfh b. i6sI 4nl recorded In tho Recorders U1ce Q.
.;:s1k Couuty May 18th E5A IN Book - of uortgages
Fsrs So certain premises hereinafter described ta 50
cnfe ia payment Of eert1a aratt for TWO thousane
6ve haEdred doIarh dated July I'D, i. D. l857, aud
a1so q rote feE nineteen hundred dollars, tated
February lst 4 D. 1soa p tazee years IRON the said
nt day ot FeoEna5y issa and also to secure the par
8: e E4.e Of Zen H5r cent psE annu ION le nEss ds5
ruads II the PAYMENT q tx2 seannnal psyments OF
sud hasc therefore elected to declare ths said Yr
E3a, ta-retoEr, nol:e s hereby Evsa tia. pu1susnt
. tha noHef col tzned In the said mortgage. ahA1
at public zucuo3. It the Court Housa door, n the
II Chicago. in tho County Of Cook. Tho thirty
GyA Of January a. D. 1851, at ten O'Clock in the
1Ts5s 95ss OF that DAP 70 he highest aqer for ess
he satd T.. :, Il BIock number Eneen {lsl ID john
ssve4Ieen u1ss s&o1ts' Addition % Ehtcago, IN the
-, hooeIA State of Illinois, and al right and
SouHEy g C9oE So II tho aatd John T. Sherman ht1
equity Ct FedsmpttoYsfetn.
aeltt aEa assigns A5ec. 271. A. .. 1661
: Dated Chicago JOHN s. PoETER. Aortgagea.
FAHwz1>~ o-@H' AVE-
x.4tovs sale Is postponed until Thursday. thu
tA,AA dhy OF March na1t at tha H2Ua hoHf and
, 1861-03-04
Hena: aDhfr1tsrlncntS.


III ACIERS SALE,-rIa',. t,f lH.-
mes. Cook County. Circuit, eeur5 &: t,euny.
II 1nn1tc n,'::,re Il hesrhT .syrn tsi Fsic
Fr.sp Naster 1, i's - nj ID K taunt; t:a;a 81
I,;na;, wt;I on The Hill ds al Ns-ch ! Il ;S;.. at Il
sx Il ss h d:e Il. = ed Z
a29f zee Is Is e:t i l;S:x 3 ,e e J 81: sasy so
=. - sEr \, md sttnste il ssl :1nnt II G v 4,
mi e nc M s, r. s: 8; s;cin t;E
n.s * u III XIII nrrefn: n r;;.s oc:1in
H.: 't c's 'saaTsa s:sty :.en t''sFsf
- " naH p: hr I'd tec.s X ,ricai
ss'Hea;G14s 81; g,! u eao ''+' ''9%'S''
~ AVE lsS5! iIa5seF @ n ef''d'::F ~ sfa g.
efeease, Eeofe7ts ~ =. - .':.. '.e ...l'1e-
~ coCSTT, $. 8, Superior Court ns thi's=n,
T. i.as: Wes. is';;, S'ta*a;ss:s -. "s' .'... -
Publ nn:cs Is her ~ given Ia '7=a!'. F-aac:: T.
s: u1f II s t;rfk & ~ sap Isl s
.::i The .5l.l dnE III J.nuaT. u 1 ct :,ts :u!t Il
s''pis pis 81 tss e. III, rEf # lis r. Fs asS st
snd ~ ~ y,, tia,,.. c'rsssrd 1! IAs IL! Il 60
sad ssss S5s !srs yo1. ese s asd
;ht Fl; !: sunerr & tx Il IScsss o. ;F ast r te
~. cf ~ tsr tse.nnF "a hr Tp;.i; II m ie oc5t
,.1sh + :si styS % .nsc,a1 us;i. I'D pieai t. t.
;!S s 50 aSh aa;sstt Il
~ rrno.1ty alasd AZ ,uuy be st1ficieHs - sst;ssy
t sd iuasn'eht a. eof w Eis n Giesk ss'
HT134raE {, TutETE1LnFTK iTtn's Ar4Sa,
ie!3s''i7 ---------===
NOTICE OF SALE.-N hereaa,
~ default bas b=sa naads Il TIC condtcaa ger
:aE ioEtsa@s eesf:es as-s ua ~ nsss oaJ =. a'a
- t., ~ nd s:ss.3ni H. ieiIrss C3mna59
=. t 4 ehe ~ afc 3nfiba Ststs
~ RE -tat 81 Wf.rnnsfn IN JG,E If i:cffrSat hrf.
, 1861-03-04

w ANTED,-A good house, fur
~ Ei:bcd house preferred, north OF Harrison
street and east ct State Addfsa Box 1858. fez7z1w
4WANTEU-A Furnished House
~: wau5ed NTH eight or nne roon.e .etiAet CON-
pit taIf f1Ented or witt ca1p-ts and Kitchen furut-
tire North Side east Of Dearborn street prefe116d-
EEN eiI9fM -
, 1861-03-04

ST. Louis March 1.-pork-Advices from below
showing III advance Of 50c On mess, created bet
ter feeling, aud receipts were Ioetly taken up at
$1fG17.25 City and best brands country are held
iir1n at the latter hgufe, Sales comprised 1852 and
II brls at &11; 500 do at $17.25, and 70 do ut
u. Cut Msats-So supplies from lie country,
and only moderate inquiry. A few casks shoal.
ders and sides sold at 6z<@sAc: 1oo,o 600 ns rib
sides SIC, packages extra; 25 br1s hA1fheads at
SI.a5 p bri. Baeon-Sales Of 90 to 20 casks In Or
der lois, at 9X@91xc for rib sides; clear do l1c;
long middles 101c; plain hams o@9Kc, packe5d ed
Lard-T1ere is some inquiry, hut buyers sA4 sell
ers do not come together: Very little, stsi9tly
prime, on tile marker. Sales Of 81 packages prime
country at SIC.
C1sc1SNAT1, March LIN provisions. trade con
Times to lmprore, both as regards price and de.
3aand OF mess pork 1900 brls sold t0dny, at $l7
1or country brands. Nothing over this WAS offered
fur city, but there were no sellers Of first Glars
brands except at IN advance. A. farther adsanee
was established in bacon with salee Of 200 hds ut
TIC for shoulders, and 931c for rib etdes. Clear
sldes understood brought 1Qc; At elose ct they
were mostly held at 104c. OF bulk meat 800. .0G0
lbs sold 1t 64@8xc fol shoulders and sides. The
market closed stiti. The demand vas principally
from the eouh. Lard YVES dull at 9tlc for tcs with
sales Of $50 packages. .-G1zsus.
, 1861-03-04

They do mot hayecsrei
OF crooked nee.lln.. wI,icl
are constantly breaking,
EtTafEhtu5edlssa ekaown
10 BE- the best
, 1861-03-04

gcnge excited.
A report gained crcdcnce this morning that
the Virginia Convention had adopted The Or
Richmond elected tie following reply:
R1cHMosD, March 2.-Rcst assured that this
Convention will rot vote Virginia otlt Of the
Gnion; Notwithstanding the refusal Of Con-
grcss to accept tho COMPROMISE
, 1861-03-04

They do not III feak ff1f:
thread, sItp ttftci,n+. Tor
iu1Iu u cf11ti: s::s:ca TIifgc on
the uudettilc ci ere cloth
, 1861-03-04

pOARDlN G-157 state street
~ Front ,.,c.u Iet with good boarI set:'bt. tcr
a rnnt7rtmau and yrtF, i..tl1lW
, 1861-03-04

The Southern Congress.
MONTGOMERY, March 1.-Cong1css has been
IL secret session gil day, Peter 9: Beanregar1
visional Army.
, 1861-03-04
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, March 2, 1851,
The following are the receipts and shipments fos
the past fotty-e1sht houte:
, 1861-03-04

ppARDING.--t7wo gentlemen or
- sc,t,au,a.. End his wir: ca5 be u:consndrAEtd
with plea:an ro1i4.s and horl ct 10. 70 AehEs!1
nf+n
, 1861-03-04
SInklug of. a. Steamer.

Stnk1ne Of q Steamer. "
LOUISVILLE, March o:--The steamer Mon
arch, from Cincinnati to New Orleans, struck
: rock ind sunk this morning at the head Of
the falls in shoal water. The deck freight is
uninIured, :: -
, 1861-03-04

Navigation oil tho Hudson. !.
RosDouT, March 2ZThe steamer Eagle at:
rived here tlis: morning at II O'clock from
New York City. The captain reports but lit
tie ice, and that very soft. She leaves again
this afternoon for New York. -:
, 1861-03-04

Total this nor.u
. to 18th .ntt.
lasFensers. 81 s.
4lE!kAls- IS, S,H96. ~
NAILS End express, sF,....-...-...-........, 3,213.3I
VEt% VI
Corresponding period in 1860. 0........... B,ls3,1S
lncrease in 1sc1, Observation-Disclosures 49, 6So,s.
Earnings OF the Galena md Chizago Union R. T.
Company, Feb. sd to e3th:
1850 1861.
Freight. $9,ss7.7e S14.15s,01 $4,s69.25 Inc.
1assenEers-- 6,9S0-s6 4,3Sa.5a 947.93 Dec.
Mails, &c.,. 1,06092 5000 110.92 Dec.
$16,379,e $a0OS6.44 So, 1O7.4 Inc.
Corrected earnings for the previous mo-, $37 20
Whole month Of February, 1851, $7. a.15
1880, ,-.-.--.- e., G9S. ~
Increase. $14 $50. &c
, 1861-03-04

For Farmers requiring 9
sSe.ittre that will rot get
t,Jt 6fslpitr un coaTde:t OF
f1Hett ~GFS t.by hTa mt
t.,H fhiuH
, 1861-03-04

'DOAHDiNG. G.-PIcasant Rooms
- Rith Eoa-a can bc cbtaiael at tie i a:;! liz
iionsa ..ae3 Ki:zlr st7rst, gcr - rsr E'Fsh; lay
Lizard s. ): acs wecs. TIaa*-t ut, StI3EcF Day
NH Z
, 1861-03-04

!bf high excitement,' consequent upon
Revolutionary, events .transplring all around
ia. The very dir was flleds NTH fuMols, Ind
'indlvidnals WITH TIE most Q' estrayagaht fears
which the President says he needed no detail,
as they appear in the testimony Of the Select
COMMITTEES, he. was; convinced that he. ought
to net The safety Of the immense amount Of
public property in this city, and that of the
archives Of tho Goyernmenti In which all the
States, and especially the new states IN which
the public lands are situated, have deep in
terest; the pence and order Of The city ITSELF
and the security Of. the President elect, we're
otjects,of such yest Importance to the whole
country that COULD not Hesitate to adopt pre-
'cautionary end: defensive measures. At the
present moment, when an is quiet, 1t is diff
cult to reallzethe state Of alarm which pre-
vailed. when the troops were: first ordered to
this city. This almost instantly snbsided
after the arrival of the FIRST company, and q
feeling Of comparative peace. and security has
since existed both ii Washington and through
out the country. Hdd refused to adopt this
precautionary ineasurc, nnd evil consequences,
which many good men at the. time appre-
hended, had followed, II Should never have
forgiven myself f.'-..
, 1861-03-04
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS.
ANSWERs 70 CUSTOMERS.
:I.=dd. Wez>atssx & G. g. $
Ladd, Webhter e.. Co.'S
SEWING MACHINES.
sEW5iWG M1EGHihSEs::

-Theyarl fully warranted
:,ss:rul.;: well hEi=hed and
Re i1t!e.: heavy IUoL. -ss!
uvt Etre..l t.ci1 lst eE fs-
!a.1. !asC Ese two thteaIe,
make the stitch AitSe 3e
both Bldss OF the Goth 10
tight 1t w;ll not pull out Ct
n7raSrL
-- Ihey hare tho caseGratri
WHEEL FEED, capable Of
ha,idltn~ the naeht6r cnars-
et fahri3, cTcn 1eah:7 They do mot have Carved
o. crook ed nce;lla- WHICH
are CONSTANTLY breaking.
GtraiEh.u3edlssa eknown
.. 10 be the best.
They do not 1isak fhf.
thread, sI{p rifsrtns. Eor
iuIm ch1!i s:i'Ca Tkfgcon
tile undestilc ci ttse cloth.
They viii sew over
E1ts. rs without
breaking the thrends or re-
quIrtug change uftc2slGn.
They viii stitch. hem,
tell tdcfss, :qstie1 AID oiAI
bnaatifu1lv, raa1nE TIC
stitch esen and alike on
"0'7 FAMILY sRE TAI.oaIEa
Et,tk. TINS ohvia:;r: ,.e
Hec.sstty OF procuring one
machine fer hczFy anu a1-
other 1zr light work.
For Far1uc1s requiring
;.;.srtce that will EGt get
t,;1t Of slpitr pn coafde.t OF
HTett HGfE tt.ty hfu mt
, 1861-03-04

CMcISSAr1, March 2.-Y eBterdny afternoon
the liquor establishment Of Hof fheiner Bros.
was destroyed BY fire, with most Of; the stock
il store. LII. Halding's commission house
adjoining, WIS damaged to the amount ct
$4,000, which is fully covered BY insurance.
, 1861-03-04

FRANCIS 4. HoFFN4Y,
:s,rs.1 OF the Grand D1:sy ct SAKE -Tel6-s1, tn
DIchfes Of Brunswick and 6axe-4otAa, and Tie trt5
c.Y Of Fraafa1t and by special act Of teyeNl Stat
EApFN. II HaTSRii, y a;s1vER- HEssIA NAsszE
rE:isS!A, eALONs, W1ETELHEr.u, SEERI,
, 1861-03-04
EnE Hrg Ear.

DR. CALDWELL.

ofzzIToA or TEB
~ x e "A u EAR
.euE Utafhsss, hlinduega and all deSecta cr.,-aa
.sar1ag DT 9. is Regularly cdncassd nhyant Snt .ca
ae Solsd twent ycars Ills 4f1 sod
nsd No c:sEE nadn for e1ainatcn a. anf11a1 F.
1h CADNELLs treatise On '. tha Esr EEsEs,eea aes
T. III 4:tie tSie9tai1,n a
cFeee - Randolph street Ch1csEo 0 Is1M SsHo2o Al
, 1861-03-04

4. TTRACTIVE MUSIC BOOKS.
~ -HoaE C1RcLr;-Wal.1ca, Polka.. Quadrt1ie:,
Aasshes vi for faS Plano = s. snow.a O. rs*EIs
lshets Qussteta cherusea &c from sn the best opes
= HONE MEtonIsrl-WoFds and Music OF about 1t9
c: pztu... 1lTs0N & CO, PuhIis;ets, Dostoa.
, 1861-03-04

THY will do easily MI
FAMILY Sill! TAI.t,AIEsa
Ef,tk. Thus otlyias;1.:: the
Necessity OF procuring ono
machine fer hc4FT anu aii-
other fer light work.
, 1861-03-04
H P. STANLEY,
LILO COMMISSION MERCHANT,

U2AEXE
Fruit, Produce aud Pressed j
No. l65 s7asa Water sr1se., Chtcs5p, III. ~ :
va Solicit the tonaiGau1eat Of Et>,Ia
H5ar Qual1ty-H TorM 1a oue Chi :,
, 1861-03-04

Z LIGHTNING RODS AT THE
4 4 Old Etand, Gs Kin.le street Iron anu ee-onpeT
Lightning iods Copper Foiats with silver aud Ron.
and insu1atprs OF nn kinds
Orders promptly IIIed. Once and Factory, o Niazlo
street. Chicago, Ill. Post Otica Box 1853.
NH .1am CUTLER, BALL t. CO..
, 1861-03-04
Arrest aud Escape of FugttItss1ave

3frest end Eseape Of a Fugltive 91aVe; las;
6tates Mnrshal's attempted to pat q fugitive
slave named John Polhemus, eaid to belong
to Mr.. Jameson Of Lonisburg, Va, aboard the
steamer Yorktown, but he was rescued from
their custody by crowd: The officers had no
Nartanf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

CAhr PHRAsEs.-An enter rising pub
Usher might make money BY getting up :
camp Dictionary for the benefit of those
who vlsit the army, and are mys.Red by
ne extraordinary words andphrases usrI
Jheword "urms" has been distorted INTO
"anm" brought foreIbly forth like the
last groan Of dying oat; and IN place of
march We hear "Hfch" A tent Is ioru-
lariy termed "the canvas" sword is a
'ioad siicier" and any of the altered pni
terps ~ mnskeis are known rs eho,rifs.
eis' Mess beet Is "felt horse a coffee 4
"bot'sa rgf, Vegetables are "coio fte8i.
ana butter -siroHq gfeasen "Bulvn d
tae fleacsi terra of commend1tion, while
eiseent Z expressed 10 the remark. ~
aof see ~ t"-Ahnost every repinept has
ita nlckname, md lc& officers or privater
receive their legal appollaiions or iities
when spoken oiin their absence. Tbc
NnfFeehusf 90 men have even re-chri-
ttencd tleir Go,craor, nor have his smi.'.
SAY iann'y' escaped rooeiyinV their SONS
ee-quefrs, one Or two Of which arc deol.
oeiily uneompiliaentafy, though laugh
pfoyoking.
Gen DUrERS ExprriTIos. Rfsiur.
neneftl Butler has bean preparing Al
4oeion ~ naval cxpcdltion-de,tinn.
a9n uphnown--which has probable crs
ih's eailed. 4 includes Tho splendid
iesnff Constitution and a number of
fannporls. The iorce employed con.
.i,i. of lye or siz ,hou.and men. on
'nese about lhne5 Thousand viii be carriri
az % Consultation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
TuetIlcnlIon IN n NuishcI.

Far better than any legal opinion, ur.
on the point whether Csptpin Wilkta
was justified in nrresting the arch trait
ors Slidoll and Mason, on board a Brit
ish mail steamer, Is The declaration so
publicly aDd decidedly made by tho Brit
ish Government ot the oommol cement Of
the war with Russia. Ouoea Vietoria's
declaration OF war contained this cen
tence'
1T IA impossible for her Majesty 20
fJrcgo her right OF scising articles CON
trahand of war and % preventing nou-
trails from bearing onomics' dispatches"
We ehali not pause 60 Inquire whclh.
er traitors, sent 20 foreign countries by
rcvotod States with The known, because
publicly avowed nHrnosc of obtaining ina
tcrial and moral aid against the nation
ther desire 10 6occdo nom, 10 "ariicles
oontraband war; Our opinion is that
they are. hut, n vessel, belonging TO
nation engaged in wagiur war, or In
putting down rebellion. huu the power,--
which Queen Victoria claims for it.--i'of
preventing noutfals from bearing enc
mica dispatches u must be conceded.
priori, that this right OF ofprcyehtion must
cxtcnd 20 Prevent the carrying of the en-
cmios themselves.
Inthe case before Us, Capt whites,
bringing home the San Jaciuto from tic
coast OF Africn, hoard ot the escape Of
Slidell and Mnson, and OF tho effort made
by the United States Government 20 pre-
vent their reaching Europe. On happy
and patriotic impulsc, in the performance
OF his duty, aud without specific instruc.
tons from headquarters, be followed the
Trent and arrested the traitors. A. the
best way "ofpreyenting their bearing en-
emies' dispatches" he seized he men rs
well aa The Papcrs, and ho y justi6ed by
the Inv itsolG and very especially. by
Queen Nicioria's exposition oft, already
quoted, in her decluIHtion Of war against
Russia, in March, ls54.--[philadalphia
Press.