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The Secretary Of che ffeasEFy to-day itsued
proposals TOR eight milllans of United States
stock. The proposals Will be tscsived until
neon, Fpb. 2s1 1884, Ij5-s ~ llf
lEb NILITARY PkRADE.
Or the 22d Of thiS month there VIII be a
grand parade here, in which the newly organ-
iEea military companies win participate.
IS TIE wAR ESTIMATES.
The Secretary Of war sent modified osti-
mates 70 the Senate Today Tor The next fiscal
yeaF, tor iortiHcstIona.
BE states that it win Be perceived that eli
worSs south Of The Chesapeake are omitted
lEom the estimates, With The exceptions Of
Forts Calhoun, Taylor snd Jefferson. The
latter having derived 40 importance from re-
cent eVents, he recommends that the amount
ofths estimEsss be appropriated.
aat TAkIFF.
The Senate had under confederation to-day,
the Tariff Bill, bat made but little progress,
Gov. Seward moved the restoration Of pro-
visions for the bonded warehonts sysleu.-
This Will pass even II the bill fails, Of Which,
however, there Is but little doubt now.
i@ aa MILITARY. frf iF p
Another military eompany arrived to-day,
making some hAssA hundred soldiers now
here. ~ 1855
% ABOUT HEsaY A. WISE,
The Richmond Enquirer says:
In Richmond, a solemn denial Of the ssser-
ton that Governor Wise is engaged in an
armed demonstration on the national capital;
would be regarded Is scarcely less ludicrous
than the assertion itself Not 80 In WASH
ington. There the assertion Is BY many ss-
riously received.
Therefore, be it known to the good peo-
pie Of Washington that with full knoFl-
edge Of the facts which we state, we posi-
lively assert that Ex-GoV. Wise Goes not, and
never has contemplated, engaged in, advised,
or attempted any arming or organization for
the purpose or with the intent Of making
any assault or military demonstration what
soever against the city Of Washington. Be
( It known, moreover, that during the past
three months, . cur certain knowledge, the
sid Henry A. Wise, being confined at home
by severe illness in bis family, has scarcely
stirred from his plantation, in Princess Anne
county, and during the whole time has never
approached within two hundred miles of the
said city Of Washington. Also, that the
said Henry A. Wise has repeatedly and pub
licly declared that be would engage in no
secret armed combination or private raid /;
but has only exerted himself to aid the
movement now made in Virginia to promote
open resistance to Black Republican rule, un-
der and by the open, public and sovereign
action Of the State, Also, that whatever
part the SAID Henry a Wise has taken in or
I ganizing 3 body Of armed men, has been
4 publicly taken in bis own county, for the
sole purpose Of placing the county in proper
/ state Of defence against Black Republican
! federal invasion.
! We trust that this TIL assurance viii quiet
/ the fears Of thu citizens Of Washington, SO
far as any movement on the part Of Gov,
/ Wise is concerned.
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MANNING & REIIC, MACHIN-
lN lists and ENOIHEERS, and

STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY
Of every description Bolts for bridges and ether
uses, Iron Grating and Blackamithtng geneEali62.
HEELfTs BLooEs E1f eEnEEr, OLEs y. SsS, ~,
E-Goconc hand EnEine1 takon IN eIchanae t9L
nsV work. Or aQld ep oommiasion. Josbing 9pa =
Vairtng Hfq1etlE estgodoo - eaa-1aeNA
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N. H. sOLOMONsON. OPT1oIAN.

HAs RETURNED TO HIS OLD
A1 stand, UEDEK TIE AMERICAN HOTEL
Wnsre be VIII continue 70 keep choice assortment
Of the most improved kinds Of sPECTACLEs. All
ha Glsassl, whether f0r near far sighted, ar,
rrolnd Ender bis own Inspection, BY machinery Of
new construction, aith the greatest care, a. e.
salt the eyes Sd cassa, curing Weakness, DiEzi-
ness or Inflammation uf the Eyes, and imparrinf
strength Tor tong reading OF nne sewing.
- a. n soL8NossoN would here INFORM the pub
lie thar fV never employs any in the sale Of his
Lenses
~ Also, splendid assortment ofSPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, C0MPASsES, &C., on hand.
- ARTIFICIAL ETE3 inserted without pain.
e. Perfect a. natural.
OFFInE-hn. ~ SlrsTioF 81 HuEm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-15

1,lt may not begeneFally known that
Dr. so. R.easralon, the discover of %, sherry
wine 1llttIu, VA resulur physlsisn and GRADS
sts Ne Eea Hamplhirt lIediesl college. This
bsinE TIE ossa, the pusho aErs o6aaieuos IN them,
end thsg, at 1l times, haYea fepid salus looked
upon e. the produorion q man ~ proiouna learn.
lRg IN meilcine.
- To- sherTy Wine Riitegs are inr sale By r 2.
gaylord. streas . AruslsT0us. and @ s. haahsnsis,
ClsFolaud, o.
Us-3. Advertisement slssuhera
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PEEEr DkFn' pAE KILLER.-This Medi-
clns hns become "a article of oommsres-ne other
nsdione haa ever atainsd thls before, ii 4 much
"a item "a eVpFy I'm Il rooda sent % country mer-
chants - tea, coCen or sugar This speaka volumos
in iil nror-1Glenn Falls Messenger.
- sofa trayVhgr 3, and ~ 3. y. Gaylord, Wm.
Fists, Q. 8. nacksnzie, strong Armatrongs ard
\. W. BeckridGr, Cleveland, y.
- Ar l..nlrnt In anolhar column.
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rnR oorlnrrr1 b raIarr-FHa1l.

Its now considered very doubtful If a vote
can be reached upon any Of the pTopjsitions
from the COMMITTEES Of Thiriy-three. Mt.
CorHin's continued and repeated postpone
ment Of the time for taking the vote, gives
the impression that no vote is desired upon
any Of these propositions, and none expected,
but that Congress viii await the result Of the
Pesce Conferences, and then see what can be
6one f-A 81 ~ tl - p.
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Book Of an Others that should Be

Book or an others that should be
Eiih damaged and trokrn Gown con.
B. "HoaAN NRAtLTY, o. FHYslO.
HEsE 8RCnEs.a li q bo.utialy a.
md truait ninnieiy 81 ah the uuptonl
Il intsfisbly develops thsnteFss, sooner Or later
rssalting ifom the irsiti11 and vtiaiing habits "
ssrly youth. innaparilatng the vlCtim from ihqrns
ths irulaon ofthr mairlmouial staie, and, 4 net
ohsohsd ~ tine, deraneratinG 90 The functions Of
manho5d, sud bfingidE him, stop b. stsI. " lin-
surinr sad uEiinsiF q. ath.
soit ~ DE-. nsrrou, ~ Prinea g., y. Y. rrias e
e,ntn. sat pue q postsgs evsrTvheFa. Red o.,
adportilan1at r 'tnrlcssmar' N anuthef column
Also atia 81 q o Gaylord and william Flsks,
DFuaEl.ls. Cirraand ohlo-
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DR.. Weaver's Canker and Salt Rhsum surup
sad Ceats for curing Humors by
purifying the Blood.

Wa diseass hua been long IN she system, he
arui hatsoFiBg sympiona amer taking the Syrup +
that tha hungr inersaaes % the skin. Ibis should
not tiarn ssu, g only shows that the disease is
working ont -iaat The resuit We want to see. Apply
che Csraia. and thehamor viii heal and the disease
nool df1argeags.
~ soid o7 b. =. Gaylord, Q. s. MHeksnzie, =.
v. sa1krider, Strung a Armstrong; and Wm. Fiiko,
ClsYelsnd. o.
u7-7r. Aarrfflteneu
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G- To CoEsUNPrTEs.-Ihe advertiser,
asvinr cen restored 20 health IN very few weeks
u vofg sinple kennedy, sflur having suffered ssg-
nrai fears with e severe luas afection, and thai
aread ti1s.1e, CQuEHmpuon-is anEioua 70 make
snoun io his ialiou- -1uItrers the neana Of enrs.
Ts sii uio .s-iIs it be win send oopy q ths PIE
sorirton ussd Gree Of charRsl with ths diversions
lor preparing snd usiaa the same, which thsy vii
and SURE CUBE F0R oONsUMPTIOh, AsEH
IA, BBON0HTTis, &C, "a only object IN sond-
lng tn Prescriptios 4 80 Oeneft the afhicted, and
uproad information which be eoneslvss % be invalL
ails au4 hs hops every sufferer viii ~ his remsdy
49, vii cost shsm n0shinEs and may prove bless
Ing
Parties wishing the prescription WIN please ed
srsss REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ootI&Ras Wiliamsburgh, King County, n. Y.
MOTREB's RRAD THIS.
Thd following is an extract irom q letter Wdrtsu
bg TIE pssior Of Baptist Church &C the "a JournA
ans Hzraursl,' p Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umas % iesor OF that sorld-rcnoWnsd msdi0ins, o.
Mns EiEsJoV's sooTHUs sHHgP Fon CHuDHu
TEETzlNa:
s'W8auo Al ndVertisementi IN ygur cQlumna q AEp.
Wi1sou soothing syrup. New We never aaid 3
Ncr in .sf1r ol patent modicins bei0re IN liz.
bus We 49, c1pelsd % suy 20 your readers thai thi.
no hamtug-aE HAvE TEIED II, EED Es0E n &c
srs rr cLAlns IL probsbly, one o. the most
ccs.isl medicines 81 the day, because it Is one Of
ths bsIL Ana thoao ofy0ur rusdsrs who have babies
ssn't DO better than 70 lay in supply"
ilsemcnt b another column, sep232M
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DIR. J. G. AVER 8 co.
LOHELL, MAss.o1 %


AYBR's CHERRY PECFoRAL, l'.1
has Won for itself such renoWn for tho cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
its entirely unnecessary f0r g u rscOdnt fs sis
dance cf lt8 virtues, WhgrBVer q has bsn en1rl0Vs
A9 it has long been in constant throurhGul fhin
lection We need not do more than assure ths peope
i1 quality p kept up 70 The best Il sFer has bean and
taai . nay y relied On 70 dc t9r their relief ~ II
AYERS .CATHARTT0 Pills
s FOB THE CURE OF
oo'iigsi1eel Ja1naice, Dygpzs1, lidiQssfI0N Upses
t-y, fota Siondch, ErUspsa5, Hsadaehs, PiisS Rhsi
lgopsg Issr, 1tlaofs dad eai llIsii1l ToltI I6,-i
4sselgids g q DilIeT kilL. Gld for REriftfuE 3
Blgods 81. I1 u. ls-f u. ~ - 4
They are slEar-eoated 90 that the most ssnsitiTs
an taks them pleasantly and they are the best
PeElsnt ~ ne world icr Al ne purposes Of iaiy
Price . cents per Box; Ffve Boxes for go. %.
Great nun DorB q Clsrgymeni Phy8icia1s, slatoa-
men, and eminent per8Ouage1, have lsnt their nance
dies bat our space here viii not permit the insertion
81 them. Ihe Agents below named furnish gratis
our AzERIcAE ALMANAC, In which they are riVen.
with also =. descriptions Of the above comp aut8
and the trea1st that should b f0lloWed l1r their
uuro. iNnl ~ lr r.lll T-l.Il77I
Do not Be put olI b. uuprincipled dealers. with
other preparations they make more rroffnn. De-
ma1d AHA 8, and take no Others. The sick want
hs best ad there Is Tor then and they should have
HB- Al our remedies are for sale By VIZ FrsSE
sTEoAe AENsTKoNo, =, y. G2TIoED, and b. "a
Druggists. -A -.--.l ~ ai-E F.lI7I.
sAgsr't Cherry Psctorai lsar1aparIlIa and "a.
thsrtic Pillss are 1or ga8 b ChurchiI Bruthsr g.
" eornsf Public squars and Ontario strsef. ~
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MEdiFinfa.
AfEHS Hill -
A COMPOUND zREMEDYDDE

"A LDUMPOUNOE h1 EDfrDE
~ 81 sIfA = ED e b tss nos. sass.1al ALILsAEIvE
trA lei sgpsrila, 80 oomblnsd With ether aub8ten-
p y ~ gEssieE sltsrativs power - 70 a1ers aH
Yutsd . cnfe i 3 believed fht TIIoL Sriseiiv I,
E1ntsd hg thelg Eho 8ulIsf from 8tf1nso-s con
eura mast prove q imniasss ssrViee - 80 49,
class cf our alcfed allow zsns i5S 49,
PsrHsnt on many o. the worn caSss 3 IS f5,it n
the iol flowing o2mPlalnts
LloEa AID EnUPTIVE DIsEAgEa, ULcEEg PrIPI5l.
hl0rgHEl, IUloags SAT- RHEuH. sSaED ~,
srPHfLGs AND STPHfLIrIo AFFECIIoE8, MEng1a5si
RlskAsE, DhoPsHi hEUEALqlA o. TIC DQuLoUHEUE
DE5tLfTys DIGPEPsIA AID LNDfaEsaIoN, ERIaiFlLf ~
t.osk oR ~. ANlH0A " FIX, aud indoad The Whof
Sc. Si Ok nplsints arising nom impuriy q g.
z Ihls compound will Be found q great promoter q
-.,,, - ~ ne splinli % erPei The io1i
the yser. - %, timely ezpulli0n of tham mas
Etll-ilae ai.oflerl are nippsd IN Tie bud Muil
5elves from the endurance Of foul iptions and u-
oerod1 sores through which the system viii 1trVs
through the natural channels Of the BODY - -
terasIVo medicine. Clesnbo out ths Vifiatsd 100
the akiu ~ pImples, oruDtiQns or 1oreT. se-nee n
When y9g tnd n obsTuetsd aud alnggish e. tlie
gsln,i Sieanse y EnensFel q = toali and your is
lnsl VII lell you when. Eyen where 20 DartlellaI
dt1order a iis pao9ls enj5y better heEitl and I've
,ongsEs ior qis'alsi1g thel blood Heep the bl16d
healihyi sne az q Eaili but Win thi9 pabuium e
ni9 fisQrdtredi there can BE- no lasting haalth.-4
Sooner OK later something must 60 wrong, and lhe
great maehinery Of liie Q disordered or 0Ysrthf
aarsararllia has, and deserves much, the rebnEi-
ton Of sccomp plishlug thes5 ends But the world
has been egregiously dsosiVsd b. prebaFai0ns o. H.
pGrfly became che drug alone "a not IN ~ ss
that Il claimed for H. bat mora becauBs many pre-
pfation5s rretendinE 20 b. concentrated a rlcl of
any thing else.
During late years the public haYs been mislsd Vi
efe BOTTLES pretending 20 give quart o. Exfract
q aaraaperila lor one dollar. Most Of these have
1eep frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
LITTLE u Gnys aGrEaparilla, but oflan no czrsfiV
propezttas UhateFsE. Henoa bitter and painfi dis-
appointment hta iolloEgd the gf the various x
tElets q saraa1arila Which dood ths market, unEl
5gnonymous With imposition and chest Still we
call this compound Sarlaparilla, and intend to 51-
Ply such remedy A. shall rescue she name frcui ffe
load Of OnloQuy which rests upon it And Ne fhfuf
We have zrouud for believing is has virtues Wffch
are lrfeletllle oy the ordinary of the diBnasg
4 Z iuielded % cure. in order to secure their com
plee er4dce ton nom the system, the remedy should
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up Of the Club, for bis trouble; when club
rraches as high as City copies a Tri-Weekly
WI be given; and when it reaches one hun
dred, copy Of the Daily LEIDER VIII BE-
given.
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1Wers.
AGAIN-G. S. WILLIAMS

HONE AGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS
Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, bogs lsaFe
Gnnounoe % his friends and the public, that he
bone ens and located q g St. Clair street, gieye
l1nd. o. where be has fitted up DIE HOUSE Wit
The best machinery, regardless Of expense, and hat
teFI himself that by strict attention 70 business fha
be vii be able 60 ragain that patronage and supper
which for 60 many Year1 crowned ei6 endoavora.
RlWuly7f
B. JACKSON, SILK AM
u WOOLEE DYER, No. III Pearl street, Wes
Glda. Omce No. 20 Bank street, Harris Block, ave
door north Of ST. clair street.
GhaWiH Of every variety cleaned or dygd. Cent?
GarmGHta cloEnsd OF dyed without being tskeI
Spart once open from O'clock A. II. till p. II
sH1n
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8Fass FOUNDRY. g. :.

J1M9,E.Ig 2 40 g ? sz1t9sl5lsszS Z Y \ gKAss 3
- a.. ~ sTery d1lcfirllo1, No. IS lltql -
= sssr1 frcu 1ulurigr gtleeti tieg1la1qi one -
z - --s--d t5 farriIh al kinds q work u-ed -
Z, - yTsfar or 9al, and all THE Tezlcll frl1
- n ths Plunhing Bq1i1ea9. bcsE Ranp9 e. ~
"a frssS v 5Sf 81 sii kindl rsIairs1. ds13
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TERMS 7FFHE WEEKLY LEADERS
~ HsrsafIsr We shall write the mans 0f Sysry
. subscriber on each pager sent. ~
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d SENECA STREET.

DTEIhG, aftor the latest and best methods, ia al
fashionable colorg, including sOlferinO and Magen
q Velvet, allk, or Wool.
cLEAN ne, Ladies and Gentlemen need have M
hu1tgtIou 80 sending goods OF the most dslcate col
- gr fIlTic- BQnnet Planes Steamed and dressed
inuif FRED o. RiAG.
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lrrnrLTror oT - BoRDlR ~.

Telegraphic dispatches are passing between
leading Border Stass politicians here and the
Montgomery Convention. Il is understood
that he former are urging mOderstion for the
purpose Of gaining Tins. It is generally re-
marked here that in Alexander B. Stephens
speeches be carefully avoids any expression
ircnnsisfent r.irh The idea Of re-union.-
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TRI.WREKLXLKADER.

TRI.WKKKLY LEADER.
To CLuBs.-Singls copy So per year. Two
copies for IS, Five for 81, ,75s Ten for $40, 90,
and any larger number at the latter rate. =
For club Of twenty, an extra copy win be
sent. For club Of forty, we send the Daily
LEADER gratis one year. The Tri-Weekly
contains the entire reading matter of the
Daily,
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ID - d I'd lEplaE 80.

The report from the Norris COMMITTEES Of
Five on the Indian bonds occupied the stten-
tien Of the House for two hours to-day. II
is very yoluminous, and exposes the most
grosa and glazing frauds and corrupt schemes
ef peeulation ever praeticed under any GOY-
ernment.- ltinvolYed Messrs. Floyd, the late
Secretary Ct VariS Drihkardy the caisf clerk
Of the WAr Department Messrs. Russell and
Bailey, Mr.. Lea. Of ssntef, lea 3 co. q banking
house; Biarly Of Philadelphia, and several
otbers. Il Seems evident that over three
millions Of Floyd's acceptanees are now out
s,snding-four millions having besn issued
sfter Senator Bsnjamin had professionally
advised Duncan, Sherman 3 Co. that they
were not binding on the Government, and
cautioned Floyd Of The danger Of his pro-
esedingl
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Gl0thiug.

SArts, lS1LAS SMITH CaBes, -
Stocks, rrr,s Umbrellas,
SeaDtS, FURsIsHISs GoODs, Carpet Bags.
GIOVss, 10 superior street. Drsssing
Hosiery, -1. Josn,on n~1,J Hon's D' U'''0 GO'OHs
UndzskTt, opposite Honey BsEts
DraOsL, American an mouse I 0TtHsanis',
Fdgs, SHIFTS AADA ~ Combs,
SusPspdsrs, ORDER Tooth Ha'T
S6oulSey and warranted to Clothes ana
Braces. FIT. Ma. BrusAes
A NEAT ASSORTMENT OF CUSTOM MADE
OLnTHlh9.
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To avoid impoliiiol, obgsrF8 the IiTuaf1Hs aHi
likeness Of DIT, stephen sweet on sFarT lat1I, and
aiao a5tsphen sweets Infliiibls Liuimrnti hi0un
u ths EEss or each bottle, WithQus hich none ars
genuine. RlCHAhUSON CO
Sole PruprietOrl, hcrwich et.
& Tor sale IN Cleveland b. Mn- EisE8, itfong Gll
ArmstronR aud By al DrugEisf1. 8sr1Ii ill1iI1li
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FSfEsAnT, 10th, II A. NJ ThsyS just
been % Titlt saSthsg wullin this nsighbpT-
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Fs. DAVIS, Postmaster AZ Wfuiauport. Ohi0i
says-'sEhey GiEe great aatisiaction. use the ny
1alG haFin1 taken cold, oecume pro9t1ara aud less
nv Appetite. II relieved me- an cal reec MA .na
IL vTifh ersat issuance of its merits.
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q lgounty, FRal.i 0TAW H>iIJLg
1r i1 rEA -c3tl 1913 ~ r' 4 IE
aH i na4 fltl Wa q -
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should have this remedy q ha1d, i1r rs timely
q the nr1t ap1 ara1ca Of Lameue5s VIII eIeelr1IIT
prevent thco. iormidabls dlseeseg, % which aIi
horses are lab and which render 90 many sflcr-
lWl9o valuable b. ss1 naarlT lunrthIaaI.
over our huudred FolultuEy te1iiu0uial1 % the
wonderful curative rr0perlle1 Of this Lnmeus have
been recsiE3d within The last Two years. and many
0f them lroEl persons IN The highest ranEg Of lfl
q CAUTION.
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PFiess-25 cents, so esnts, and 81 ps7 Boflls.
gEsold By Medicine Dealers EveFyRhsrs.-a1
IN HARRIs Co. CInennsti,
Proprietorl Tor the southern and Wssl1rn ottn 3,
70 whom al orders nj must b addrelssd-
Sold Wholesale and Retail b,
EF Gaylord VIM. Flsks. Strong q Aflastrong,
Q. s. Mackenzie, T. ". SacErider. Giagai-nr. lsbl
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The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day issued
proposals tor eight milllans Of United States
stock The proposals VIII Be tscsiYed until
noon. Fsb. %, 1851. 49,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-06
Mails in MONTPELIER.

SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail closes at 500 a. IN ar
rries at Is p.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at 3.15 p. arrives
at 80 a.
BARRE mail arrives daily at $50 a. IN departs every
day on ar val of Southern.
BRADFORD mail arrives da lily at 10 90 p IN. departs
daily at 90 a. m.
DANvILLE arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
ut 8 90 p departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa tur
days on arrival If Western.
BARTON arrives and departs same as Danville
HYDEpAnK, by Worcester and Gilmore, arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 500 p M; departs
Danvi.ie.
CHELSEA arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
100 p IN. departs same as DauviIle.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days at LOO p. leaves alternate days arrival of
Western.
BERLIN from two to six times week
All matter for these mails be in the office before the
FinC of ctosing to 80 the day.
OFFICE HOURS FROM 100 A. N. to 800 p. NJ.
JAMES G.. FRENCH. p. NJ.
Montpelier, May l, 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-06
A Road Through Baltimore
$4,000 Troops at Washington!
TE1E WAR BEGUN,

Cairo. ILL.,, May 6.
Gen. Pillow, Gen. Ely and other prominen
officers of the Confederate Army, with large
number of Mississippi and Arkansas Troops
are at Memphis, Tenn, and heavy guns arc ar.
irving there daily.
Col. Prentlss, the commanding officer at this
point, has Just received the following despatch
from three of the most prominent citizens OF
Cincinnati -" Gen. Pillow has several Steam.
ers at Memphis, and medtates an immediate at
tack on Cairo
Col. Prentiss replied 80 Let him come. He
will learn to dig his ditch on the right side.
am ready
Cumberland, Md, May 4.
There is great rejoicing here over the defeat of
the Public Safety Bill.
=, Baltimore, May a.
The Committee on the Public Safety bill in
the Maryland Senate met with such resistance
too day that it was finally re-committed. The
Union men consider it as good as lost.
The Union feeling is evidently gaining ground
throughout The State.
Accounts from the Northern Central Rail
Road say workmsn arc actively engaged repair
ing brld 5es, and meet with no opposition from
the inhabitants, who on the contrary rejoice at
the speedy re-opening of communication.
NEW YORK, MAYA.
The Jersey City Coast Guard have seized two
schooners laden with $500 kegs and 116O bar
rels Powder.
The Commercials special despatch says arm
ed vessels are stationed off Alexandria TO pro-
teot the fishermen who have beeu fired into and
had fish taken from them.
The Posts special despatch says the Pres
dent will demand the restoration of the Cos
port Navy Yard and Harper's Ferry Arsenal.
The steam Frigates Niagara and Minnesota
have been ordered to sail Immediately.
The Memphis Argus Of the Goth ult., says
that, by order Of Gov. Rector of Arkansas, Gen.
Jones seized at Napoleon 10000 bali cartrid- /