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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
HORE HEAT WITH LESS FUEL!
DOGge'S Patent
Dor BHTTIIG GRATESI

ITAvIEa PURCHASED The RIGHT FOB SETTING
" CRATES by the above patgst, an now prepared
b execute al orders With pr0pilssz Crates set vtl
this patent greatly increase the qusi.t 81 heat
thrown into the roou and the time less fuel Is
rsauired thas BY the old style areDlace.
Orders left st horEan BaldEin's, walkers Block,
Main street OF a. ny shon corner ot Linden a1d
Csussy streets, VIII be promptly attended 70
a. LENOE.
CERTIFICATE.
We the undersigned ls7e bad frepiacss set With
Dodge's patent setting crates and dnd the
batter armed With less fuel tsan they were before
ils acopaon and We take pleasure IN Recommending it
\ our ctizens generally for the cofor insurss and
iis econ ny in the consumption q coal.
Thonls James Fianie, Charles Potter,
J. L Morgan, James B Cock.
g. Falls A. Edroada,
B.F Dill, J. g. Fihnie,
p n Cash, J. J. MarpneT,
J. sehoonover, Morgan & BALDWIN.
5hIs-6u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
SUBURBAN I'D CITY PROP.
ERTE.

We have number OF unimproved and elegantly ini-
proved City and Suburban Lois Which sgsr for sss
or exchange.
YOUNG 3 WFLB,
rar1a Union sfrrFf-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
2EAL ESTATE OFFICE

HAVING assosiatsa With us Dr. D. r SCOTT. fgr-
II merry ef Esshviis, prepared to -flr is szr
fTle11s ana tae Pllllc aittiuzk fsslei in -t ooa-
duct o cur busIusss aRa with increased dlEanc1 n
the discharge ~ duties, p ~ urrii oonth-
uance Of hat PatronEgs heretofore 20 scry ext-ud-d
70 us. Below Es pFess1t por.l5n q ne Prs9.fiT
placed q our disposal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

INsUREs against loss OF damage by Fire. Marine and
4 River risks. Also. insures the lives Of Negroes
Twenty thousAnd dollars In state Bends Deposited 40
piieaiarA deB5sfed In me Memphis Post Once lock
5ox 45l, or sf the once OF p O. Trader toHth east
Of Courtiquare and seeona street. viii rscsivr
Drorlpt atisntiuaI
mvT-8W D. @. TRAOER Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
FTNEGAR,

nm BBLs. FAEILT VINEGAR in-stors and for
w sale loW fer cash By
BEOWS, HAHBLET0E & OWEN,
Nay 4ta. i5s Webster Bi1ck.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

Bicarb sods Cream Tartar, Presisn & MstrIps Ysass
Powders Indigs, Oliva OIL Matches, fEisssrdson q
DunhaD's,) KraUt, Blaeking, Fire Crasksrs cisars,
9asEing and 2nia<tns rosaeeo. ets. nple an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
ARKANsRs Lads.

We oGr fox sale some % ee0 acres sf choice Arkans1s
lEads improved ard unmpreves and osatsd ~ vareEi
poins embraced HiIIn 5est soitoa gEsEHs rsgi1zi
II ths Sta e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
STARCH.

. < BsIEs bss qusity STARCH, On oousigamsut
> - and fer Elle lev Tor crsh by
BROWE, HAMBLETON OWEN,
SNay "a. 80 webster B.sek.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

"a YoHK, Nay 22.-sevsrsi eexes,
Der and baggage, belonging e
sized to-day, en- route via tnis ca.
Virginia
Of ,ontrsbsnd goods, shipped BY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

HOLLOW WARS, ETC.
Tubs. in nest Of and each Washboards water
Buekeis Rolling Plus co hes Pins. Market baststs
common, fancy and steamboat Broons, sisvss.
STONE WARE.
Jars and Jugs Of all sizes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
G0tton Sarars.

kosI BLACK .
E5r1aerly cfFauI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
PARKE POINDEXTER,
y. THOMPSON BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

WILL practice IN The Courts Of The eel Of Richmond and P@
w tersarr and re counties Of Henreo and Chesterfield
Once IA Beva Biork 1871 street, state o. Il AI2T-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME

unESYS-16c cassS AGrdlnCI quSrss bOxs5 just Teeslv
- "a and for sale BY ALTEY Llrsc0as noz
C,LIRERs.-Jsss rssSy.a 80 sssss c,Is, o. assrsa'
Il SssadI .. caASH. H nssAs~s' s'sA' len - s'a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

- No aayaisnen 70 be senIdlsd by hs noar or year
sas PeEsd the Manuscript prsvloHIy Agreed be
tween ths pArtes
Al Advertisement moi zGzksd copy Spscaed
Der o Insertions E be continued until ordered cut and payment
axActed accordingly.
- avoid any Misunderstanding
the partof the Annual Advetsers 70 state Gfit,
that eir privileges Only their rdae business keE
Gtaie other AdVersecents by them be
al Ntlongl charge, and vuriation-
Real Estate and General Agsas Advertisements nott be
assei By the year bat be charged AZ The uIuA rates. snbee
o such d1rc canta lhan b- agTcej gpon.
- BooksserB yearly Adyeflers generally engaging ore
spuArs Eh the privilege Of charge SHAH Eo' on hcr
ysSry average 70 any week. nse than tie aH~utt
tsed upon tbs standing ru under e contract and all e1ee'
'ins such AMOUNT u be charged as the usual rates
Advertisements Inserted 10 the senWeeEy Whg Al s6 cent
Bsr square OF the trsl Insertion, ald so cent
Isr square for each c2auuNnee or II Seesiy, cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

fKkNS:
Daily PspE, % p< Asnua; ssn+WsSAy, eSi weekly, 81
n aavlnoa Kstances be made a. hs rsk Of hs
Rabshs where evidenced tAksz the depost Of
ltItsrin ths R1st o. containing isensT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
LAW CARDS.
DAVID =. q. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DEAUCEs In al The Coarts Of the counties Of Nelson 1nd
Amherst He vin siezd any Law business entrusted 70
ksa In the adjacent c0unisl.
E- AidreSs Tye River wsrehOaIeP. o., EesOn Co., We
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-28
permi(btes.

= Der Saiicr Ger Srausulen BAT 10 600 1rs
lu Dem prei'e Der @tapemie beigctragen pelden
OerisniSc er9aten fol-, Der Die bette 9Ib6anpluno
ueer Die 6rn9e Der ,,9SeNerereulRna Son Sup.
tten burta lln9IiiGefaqe gebru&en ODER .erIcbmet.
tert." ltsfert.
= Oas fran56flde Seer ,d6It iebt l @iQicn
Manner, mas etwa Der sc. She'll Der 8snGlfer.
m9 Don gang 6rantrei& 1T. Oa,u fommen uph
Die 6lOtte, Die pOIJei, Die SpiUne &c. Rein gDun-
Der, Dap bic Stsuerfraft pes 2anpes unter tlolh.
wapienNen 6fentIAsn Ius8aten ~ srlicarn be.
9nnt.
= @ottfrteo Sinfel bat Srn Der rnali6teu
Ne9ternn9 rie AufOrperuns sr&altrn, ,una8t
fnr elm Sabr SOrIeiunscn in pe4 SunR1el6tdte
Upr ZEN ,'o3Itn9n Der fGui9l. Guulthule in
bsm neuen Ntueum pon Soutb Reuinatcn II
bnltcn. STR 3uutratipafn lino i6m bic rei6e
Sibliot6sf uno &uafIammlun3 icncs Snltttutes
CUR SerIu9un9 9citelt mUvrcn. Die 3abl Der
3O9 inge junger 0fdnner unp Oamen ans trr
bGbcren Stdnpen, pel6e li6 bort III pro. tiIben
&unltlern oorbereitEn, belauft fA auf 500 de
merIen 9sgem cine tlCB nOmireue @inj6reibae.
bilbr Oil ren Gpcleungen 2lntGe nsbmen fDu
ne, m1breHb rsm grpBea Yubutum, 10 pcit es
b:r &anm res Snales erIauba. sescm Elm tlernsS
9OnOrar Der 3uEritt sPtnttet merOen iua. Sin.
tel mirp leine &rrIsiuna am 4. @t6r3 tcotnnen.
= 2lui cine erIc 96tile itraite sint fran;ollbe
Dame eli ell g0mOer t, rer lsine Qaniette 10 nm.
l'tbtdt ban'babtr, rap or zine 2Irterie, fatt c.
ner Sfne FurAiAnut IN 6rl9e reI,n pte Dame
tnrb. @ui Osm Sterbetette Yermocbte lie pem
Qprlttnr cine IetenSIanJIicbs SabreSrente SON
$40 E'~rf, nnter prr SsrmRung, Dan or, 10
Ia 9s CT ete, nie wieper etnem vi, nlrteu ~ 9psr
II 1t.
= 2rouben, in baummuasne gGatts siuae-
WideIt, lNien lIdS, wie aus GalilOruieu bsrj6tst
pirO, Ian9e 3eit iril6 er9alten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-28

iphren unp rer Note, ocr poS 9Sppt orfiibrt fat
lutelno NIT Dem 6utc miutte, pa broh ouf bed
SW'He e'n tnut pcnnernces Surrab aus, = Del
Sater uuo nte SHUTTER res eerctteten .Snaten nm
armten ale Neute uno wetntcn pur 6rruoru. po4
blonfe blnIIe Mdp6en ater. ocn Sbref 9Infre
9ung nnp Dem gSchIsl rcr @cmntbsbcmeounosrs
erl1uttrrt mar auf Die 6utee arIuufsn unb fiji /
ltrrte IT'LL entjudt: @errttet, - @eibe oerettst I
gStr uberlahrn es Der Y6autafe unlerrr Qelerl
ltG leieit Zen freuoi9cp &inorud ecr Scsne ,ul
lN'loerh, ais Ger obpGrt5 treitenoe Oampfer
teBt oas 9egen ben Strum rucernbe Boot crrrih,
te, otees ocrlfdt5 am iugcwprfcuru Seile GA
bsranjtfhen lrc6, tnrih Ques ptcper an Sprp
mar II. He'tcr 0eretetcr oon QIen umrinat. Re.
SruBt uniarmt uur gefI6t murpen. gRGbrcrb pic
@Itfrn nm ben &nnteu bcI6afhot, trcfcne !RGsf
Der fur lbn hCrau5iuhten, mup NIT liebeup,r
An9lt nab ieincm Sefinren fraatcu uno cb cr
fc'h S0apen, 9encmmen, Itano Der iuloe Monn
auetn an Dem nun eeleu Siutcrtbeile pes Spp.
tes, itrtd5 lib pas 93a1cr aus rcn 6ooren urb
lab nab ieincm 9tcf cen cr abscwurfen tatte, ais
CT tnS sSniitr 9eprungen mar. Das bIoiTe
Napdcn trot irbt auf ibu ,u, faste feline Sano
uno ia9tc NIT cen tistilrn Nusprude pre IS, fubls:
"9err Sarl! tt osr9eilc Sburu, cas- in mstnem
Sesrn ntbt S@ babe tmmer aegaubt, rae S,e
Elm gutter Nenl6 Frp, ieet 10 ii i'd ts g,tpie."
- "Narte!" iagtc Der iunge Mann. ,,Sic Ger
Iobnen mid, rcid,er, ais IT'D Cs YerStent babe. Sb
mar ia ibOn 10 SIIdth, pab cS STR SruOer mar
cen 6 rrttCn tonrte."
= "Srrt ganremaun." trat Jest + S8ifs.
mann bsran, bat' cine gtcticn, po6 @u6 uot
Surem tdlteu Babe Elm @lae gbisty ni6t nm.
an5eneNm ietn tDnntt. - S6las Gud pcr riue
mil mir Su trintrn.
= SD rante Cub . entgcsnrtr &arl, unwiuio
iiber Die &3!Gruno.
= rNba mrrf5 mpbI," mcinte eie Ibrc,iade
,nt6at Den 9Sbrstp uibt, 1T @utb ,u crptnoir. =
gtun lru mir oui einen Sraupo Dumb NIT
Sterr9 aub nlGt anfommsn, - obcr treot n
muF ,d' Gu6, = 0ott Deroamm' MID, Sbr Ieip
Gin gauisr Sssr."
= "@entIemann !" ipradb icbt Der lanae Or.
taniaSmdnn gu Rarl, Sbr 6lbt mid ;mci 0ul.
lars grm'nnen MADDEN uuo eS 1T uttt mebr ais
Otllt9, paB Sbr NIT babel ltib, mcnn lie Yrrtrun
ten wsroen, mis ii6fS natb elmer gGettr ocbErh
Allp tommt CUR Bar penn'e @ub acf$Q;a il.
Oee tunaen Nannes prpteleiren bofi,ni6ts
= cine lulfige Sdaar ppn Srinf@umponsn.
nabm ibn in Die Niittc uno bic Sreype hi,o,,s
9n9 ec CUR Bar
(6prtebun9 foI9t.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-28

OamPllHiff- Srrb;nNung spIdcn Midmunp unp
Nen yorS
Da9 Dampfibif y0tUanUtc" perIast 9fi6mcup
lSSen Otenlta9, gfadmitta9s l19r, unb glOrfUIf
@ittmUb Niittas.
OoS Gamgfihitf n9amcstOwn" perISFt g3i6-
mOno teOtn Gretda, gta6mituas 4 r6r nmp
Norfolf am Samstag Mittaa.
Ner 6abrprej1 in Der Gaitt, Mn6l;,itcn r,n-
9el&Ipleu, betr29t $40.
Sm Steera9e, o6nc RpR. SIS.
ti9, SIS. '''''' S"',
0eiirnbe, Die Nittmpbs unt @omstoos non
Yetersburg 6ritSua benuben, treffen ,r:tio NIT
Der NOrfolt' 9ctersbure Sabn in erfferer Gtnrt
Gin, I'm nit Dem Oampftput meiter oeben ~ fam
nen. &idet5 fitr niele 5pur f6nnen am Uetrra.
burg Depot 9eIGi't merprn uup betraot rer oon,e
6abrpreis 9ettiaas nur $40.
Suo am II. Seirefer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-28
Sefen! SefenI

3s"' 6eutiden YnbIifum Die 2mseiae, boR i6
metnen StOre nsn rin9eri6trt unp cine bfpsu-
tence @Dswobl oon . efen iroer Qrt oorrGttio
babe. SD 9lanbrtm Stante III Iein, Serermnn91
NIT rem @emitnlttsN berirnen IN f5nneu. Gn.
Dem iA flr fraDeren 3uipra8 cante, bore i'd aui
elne Gorfl'gun8 eslIelbsn. &. 6effIep
g}r. ?2 IHaiuIfrret
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-28
Seetna1r1rnc1r-

Der "9niet9cr ericnt leccn NrrocE Senntoes ous9c.
np1meu ium irt&eatIten SubicriptOnapriS son GtS
5Nplb1r oil Die rep d6er cctr So O0 in Sbrlr Serau5s
beobua9 9nie9en noeu unter ipgcltocn 9tbinsunscr
uinabne: Ginmaii9c @tnrutunS 10 9ccu pocr wenis
oc 90 9tS Spcinoli9c IS Cts, Nreirasc $1O0, cine
SSOhe eiren Nionot 81 90 hrei 0icnoe $500 e&S
s}rraGStGallun9. 9tneioen, b nNh Srletcn ncranbrt
nerben Dnner. Yperoen nit $25 90 per obr tcrenet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-28
6ran3 @tauoe,

II = u WVtI
l68 SrCaofEaBe, ;wtlten rer 6. uno I. Ctr.
rdIt GIN rs,,tsS .nO po6la'0,tiuce Eager Yru
9tSarren, F1uds, &aus unp S0nupIta6af
eiSnr 50brtation unO SmpOrtaon.
6a er i'm GjrOR uro 8tinosrtau m Sen bigtatcn forfr
len abag 9famentIi ioItsn g5ecervsrfdfsr nit psr5
men bstAa' rl"' ben, sbe s brs iataue anbermsitio
"'AS'"' S,l~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-28
The German ADVERTISERS.

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
s2'oV per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFF1CE: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29
Railroad Matters in Iowa,

The Dubuque and Sioux City r. r. was
opened to Waterloo, Black Hawk County, on
Monday, March 18th, to which place the cars
will regularly run in future. This road will
be completed to Cedar Falls, the present ter
minus of the road in few weeks.
The Cedar Falls and Minnesota r. r. is
in progress of construction, and we notice an
article in the N. Y Times stating that the
work on the entire line in Iowa has been
placed under contract. The road will be rs
miles long, and connects at the Minnesota
State line with the Cedar Valley and Min
ncapolis r. r. This road was one of the
Minnesota Land Grant roads, and G5 miles
Of the road is graded ready for the iron.
The above named roads will form direct
and important route to Northern Iowa and
Western Minnesota, and if the Racine and
Mississippi Railroad could be completed to
the Mississippi river this season, it would add
largely to the freight business of the road
Savannah, the river terminus of the Racine
road, is but 80 miles below Dubuque, and
so long as there is no Railroad Bridg. eros
sing the Mississippi at Dubuque, our road
could successfully compete with the Illinois
Central for the business of Iowa roads CEN
tering at Dubuque.-Racine Adrocate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29
Extra Session of Congress.

A Washington dispatch announces that
the President has determined to call an extra
session of Congress. The States that have
not yet chosen members of the present
House of Representatives are Alabama, Cali
fornia, Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Louis.
lana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina,
Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas and Virgin.
ia. OF these it is safe to say that Alabama,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas
will not care about participating in the ses.
sion. Connecticut and Rhode Island will
choose early next month. The regular cleo
ton in Virginia takes place in May; while
North Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee do
not choose members until August, Califor.
mia in September, and Maryland in Novem.
Der. If an extra session is called, sufficient
time will be given these States to fill their
vacancies by special elections. We believe
there is a law Of Congress authorizing the
Governors Of States whose delegations have
not been filed, to issue their proclamation
for special elections within thirty days after
the President shall have called an extra ses-
sion.--- Chicogo Tribune.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29
Appointments for Iowa.

The following appointments have been
made or agreed upon for the State of Iowa
MIscELLANEoUs.-H. NJ Hoxie of Des
MONIES, U. 8. Marshal; w. H. F. Gurley
OF Davenport, U. s. District ATTORNEY
Stewart Goderell of Des Moines, Register OF
the U. 8. Land Office at Des Moines Jhon
G. Weeks of Des Moines, Receiver at Des
Moines; G. B. Richards Of Fort Dodge, Reg
lister at Fort Dodge; G. Pomery of Boons-
boro, Receiver at Fortpodge; w. H. Bigelow
OF Sioux City, Register at Souix City; j. P.
Edie of Bellevue, Receiver at Souix CITY
Frank Street Of Coucil Bluffs, Register al
Council Bluffs d. G. Bloomer of Council
Bluffs, Receiver at Council Bluffs; T. II
Stanton of Mount Pleasant, Clerk Pension
Office: W. Reynolds, Iowa City, Clerk ir
Land Department; Geo. Cowle, Montezuma.
Clerk in Treasury Department; j. A. Ora
ham, Keokuk, Chief Clerk Registers Off,
II. P. Leach, Dubuque, Clerk in Interior De-
partment.
Posr MAsTERs.-E c. David, Dubuque j.
F. Abrahams, Burlington; j. b. Howell, Ke-
okuk |; j. Mahin, Muscatine; j. G.. Daven-
port, Cedar Rapids; G. NJ. Davis, Lyons; A
w. Dripps, Maquoketa; S. S. Daniels, Tip
ton j. Rich, Independence g. NJ Harris,
Cedar Falls; j. A. Bills, Vinton; C. F. Glass.
Gutenberg; j. g. Verplank, Earlville; w.
w. Maynard, Council Bluffs; S. Cleveland
Waterloo: G. Beardsley, Oskaloosa; j. j.
Davis, Wintersett; G. A. Sherman, Fort
Dodge.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29
The News.

| THR 7ribune's Washington correspondent
says that Capt. Fox reports that the supple.
of provisions at Fort Sumter will enable Ma
|jor Anderson to sustain his command unit
the 10Th of April. He says the fort can b.
reinforced by military operation which viii
require force not at the disposal of tn.
President, or by strategy, with the hazard Of
desperate conflict. From all the facts it is
evident that Sumter must be abandoned, OF
civil war will be inaugurated.
THE HeralTs correspondent insists that
Fort Pickens will be abandoned in thirty
days.
SECRETARY Chase has offered the LIST Comp
trollershp to Elias Whi,tlesey, Richard Mott,
of Ohio, had declined it. JAS. Leslie, Jr., of
Philadelphia, has been appointed Consul at
Marseilles.
DISPATCHES from Washington report the
unanimous confirmation of Hiram Barney
as Collector of New York, and Mr.. Holloway
as Commissioner of Patents.
A dispatch to the Post says Mr.. Lane was
nominated District Judge Of Alabama, at the
suggestion Of Mr.. Cobb from that State.
A Washington dispatch to the Express
states that Gov. Houston writes the President
that the Indians are threatening Texas, and
asking if the Federal Government can, or
will, afford relief.
A dispatch from New Orleans says the
Texas legislature has passed resolution APP
proving of the Convention act deposing Gov.
Houston. A bill has been passed to raise
regiment of moupted riAemen for frontier
protection. Since the departure Of the feder-
al troops the Indians, in large numbers, have
been devastating the frontier, killing and
driving back the settlers. The steamers
"Daniel Webster and Gen. Rusk sailed
from Brazos on the goth with federal troops
ANOTHER New Orleans dispatch under
date of the 9th says: The Convention has
adopted an ordinance dividing Louisiana in
to Congressional Districts; also, an ordin-
ance tranferring the public funds to the Con-
federate States
An act abolishing free banking and intro
ducing the general charter system, was
passed After which the Convention adj
journed sine die.
Two companies of Zouavcs left for Pensa-
cola to-day on active service.
MOBILE advices say that troops and mum.
tons are constantly moving to Pensacola
SEVERAL companies are expected from
North Alabama.
TIE Washington dispatches, dated 26th
inst, give the following: The prevalent re-
ports that the Union men in the seeded
States have applied for appointments as Ju,
dicial officers, seem to be confirmed by the
nomination of Geo. W. Lowe as Judge of the
Northern and Southern Districts of Alabama.
MILITARY officers in charge of bureaus in
the War Department and Gen. Scott have
joined in remonstrancc against change of
clerks in the Departments.
The Senate to-day confirmed VIM. S.
Remington Secretary Of legation to Paris
Aaron Goodrich Secretary of legation to
Brussels, o. j. Dryor Commissioner to
Sandwich Islands.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29
Fort pickens.

The telegraph brings us the information
that the Cabinet, on the 23d inst, had under
consideration, dispatches received from Lieut.
SLENNER stating that unless the garrison be
soon provided with provisions the Fort will
have to be abandoned.
Wearc confident that thc call of Lieut. SLEM.
NER will receive prompt answer from the
Administration by the issue of an order for
the provisioning of the Fort The rebels are
earnestly laboring to place this garrison in as
helpless condition as is that of Fl Sumter,
and what is done for its relief must be done
speedily. The evacuation of Sumter is con.
sidered a military necessity, and the people
of the loyal States, Notwithstanding the hu
initiation, must submit. Not SO with Fort
Pickens, for the President, doubtless has the
force to either reinforce or provision it at any
time. Whatever steps may be taken by the
United States authorities to maintain this ma.
tional defence, there is but little doubt but
what strenuous opposition will be met with
from the armed rebels. Indeed, it is stated
by the " Y HeralGs Washington CORES.
pondcnt that Gen. BRAGG, who is in com.
mand of the Confederate forces near Fort
Pickens notifies Lieut.. SLEMMER that sup.
plies cannot be landed at that port without a
permit from JEFF DAVIS! If this be true il
is audaucious enough! But we sincerely
trust that Old ABE LINCOLN will "put the
foot down firmly" and convince the Gen
that he is slightly mistaken. The Chicago
Tribune says: "There are four war steam
ers lying off the Fort, and Lieut.. SLEMxERs
guns command the approaches and bear upon
the harbor defences in possession Of the reb-
els. If provisions are getting low in the Fort,
the war steamers must land them. and If the
rebels fire upon them, then all the United
States guns in and near Pensacola harbor
must be turned upon the rebels" The coun-
try has right to expect that the national
honor will not be sacrificed by any surrend-
er to the Southern Oligarchy, which it is
within the power Of the Government 70 aroid.