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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-27
TIE EVENING STAR.
"ESLISTED To-Day"

The following beautiful lines are from Harper's
Weekly. There IL touching Pathos in them
that only fond mother could breath in behalf Of
her brave "volunteer boy"
know the sun EhIres and the lilacS arc blowing,
And summer sends kisses 10y beartliuI WAY
Oh 70 see al the treasures tho Spring is DeStowInS
And thnk-my boy Willie enlisted to-day
II seems but day since - twilight, low hummi1g
rocked him to slseP with his cheek upon nine,
While Robby, the four-year old, watched for the
OF father, adovn the streets rndistirct Inc.
IL is many year since ny FAIRY departed.
TO come back no more l. the twilight - dawn;
And koo5y grew weary Of wa,1hins, anu started
II il many Jear-znd this afternoon, sitting
At Robby's old window, heard ths band play,
And sud-, My ceased dreaming over my knitting
70 recollect Willie is twenty to-day.
And that, standing beside him this soft Hay day
The sun making gold of his wresthed cigar
saw Ia his So set eyes and lips f'lnt warning
And ch skec down the tears when he eagerly
spoke.
''Desr mother, you know that those traitors arc
They t;snPle the folds of orr flag in the dust;
The boys are al IRE and they wish were gong
De stepped, hut his eye said, o, say if must ~
smiled IN the boy, though my heart 1t seemed
Ny sys. filed with tears, 80 turned then, .v.y.
An --T-red him, Willie, tits VIII you are wsk-
E a, yOur father would bid you to day ~
Is - ls " 'ndow and sse tie nsg fyiEE,
= - q Ell ~ Est u lhs roll OF tho DUN,
An NO Der toe pain IN INV heat that IS wing,
Ana bid al the IeaTs IN my bosom be dumb
shl SIC in the wIrSow when Summer is living
U.,t yer tbs Eclds, and the honey bees' hum
Luis "a ross ST the porch firm hsr trslu1us
% hing,
And n'tch for the face of my darling TO come.
Ard r - should fa-his Young life he has sIvsn
F., Fee om,s sak Z; io5 ne vii Pray
TO meet the dsar boy that en- listed to-day.
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r NJ SUP LIE q

oFrIcE or ARMY CLOTHING AND EosIPAsE.l
coT"" Of hOses,d a.d Msrosr ;.'sf,,
sKALKD Psopo.ALs are iryIt.d and viii =. "a
oelved o. this once until the 6rst dsy or Aufpsf
next: for msklns b. contract the fofIcvins WV
DsRT. Of Army Clothing and ksSsSsss IN tbs Il
SS,0e Infantry forage caps
5000 infantry uniform ooats.
10000 blue fame sack oostS-
$4,000 flannel shirts,
200 drawers.
900 greatooafs-
ao 600 leather stocks.
pect a. the scale pstteTrs IN tfIs Once 49,
Trey msy be sxsrnned All articles msde urd.T
rigid inspection. made by sworn inspeoIors az.
pointed 81 authority OF the United ststss' ~
mens ssp,ratIy, .Rd Tor Moderate ,aeu t 5Gt
| rTnsl, SEartties Of each Bid der, viii ste tSe
periods vit5In which deliveries wi Re- ms IA 'e'
Each bldd IN his proposals will slstirctl. ststs
s ns Scg o. business, a.o namtt address and re-
Tor he material Delivered ahs the suslit. Of the
periods within which delivery viii se made
Slds Tor thing Sfll Oe accepted orly from
line, -' IN A"e'
Itis 10 be distinctly Understood th.t oontr.ots
proper authority, and that .ny sale, asa gnIrant
process OF lavl, will be regarded a. an shsSSos
nent FOR which the contractor and his suret ). Vii
be he'd TosponElb,e.
Delivery OF clothing is 20 commence ten DAYS
after the material saall have b en- Issued and lie
Whole contracted for Is TO be promptly delivered
according 70 the term of saoR ountrsst
Payment vii be INSIDE on the delivery ofons-hslf
Of TIE amount Of any article contracted for, pro-
ylded ep preparations for that purpos be made h,
CongrcSs; but one tenth Of u smoU nd due foT
eaoh dslIyery shah be retained TIL the oontTse 10
ooInpleted and the SUN rets ned shall De foTftited
20 the United States in Of defsIoetion or nos.
"a kment by the ooufraotoT.
Forms OF propos1is and guarantee win be fur-
nished on Application 20 this office and 20 proeo-
al will be considered that does not conform
thereto,
Proposals will be e=sorsed ''Proposals for mas.
nfactuIlng army suptlres and viii be addressed
70 Major ID. n VlNTOH,
0uarterm ester u. 4 Army, n, Y
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THE 0aLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF

UNIVERSAL CONTlDENCE&PATRO
FOE STATESMEN JUDGES.
CLERG Yl{EN, LADIES, ard GENTLEMEN
i,,n ,.rt. oF - rorId >. ,t,e- 90 -. c.. :.
A. on PHi1S Va ''o win 'SsIii' u Ine efficacy Oh
PROF. O. J WOODS HAIR REST0R ALIVE
=. -.I.-- a. - - IS
sEu senusiHn5n va ui9 TIsts Ore UNANIMOUS In It's
praise. = IsW l9stlmOnlss Only GSn be here gwen
sec crat tof iaoFe' ono IL Will Dc Impossible Tor
you 70 uoGpt'
Gextlswsn Your note of the I5th Instant Ia.
been resolved, saying that Jou had heard that
he'd been benefited By the use Of Woods Hair Ne
storaGye, AMI eSpestins my certificate Of the fact
if had no objection to glveit.
dns a. 70 Jos oiSet ~ oeot ~ tEink II
Gsfr mas "a HnoinSS 20. 1iS OnICi VI ny
.ir 800 S :, ban 81 ~ eaI.r SouI2 I've
IN the crown Of NJ Sa. - - - q 80 tIiy
IandrnR tn TON, ; nn ~ $50 ~ SSily aug
ab;iItisa incros I'd Py1,rh - -, "a
since f6nTtb Ia s6da6 ~ an ~, itohtns
off The Ton Of mr. bsnS and ,hraatspsD. t M, 4
bald. ' ~ 'Ao A' h'e
~, VIZ. Esi1 20 80 20
faiinx OIL of nv bsir. Tor sad resIy mn aInsot.
ton tbatxrar Hs1 cord evSr he ~ gt e
ast sOJn,,A ~ rpm We. aoWeSet'
les oS tkat nor onY, Is the fns ~ OF Ho 20
nv ~, ,oor W.. t,o ~, 70 n VI ~
Ssnaibility to the ac, sn @ 80 az m s Hn1
IN nv hesi vary TnnS6 To the srstifcstio1 81 IN
Ons e man. S1s agSed 70 Try Il
49, cav aFrongi- oDi 80 "
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MILITARY ROCKS,

II MILITARY BOOKS.
L RENCH & RICHSTlEN have Just received a
large and complete assortment of MIlitary Books
OF all kinds, which they offer from ten TO tifSs
per cent. below the regular retail prloes.-in-
Tactics, complete, Sl.25
Forbes Volunteers Manual, 2 vols a.
Gross's Military Surgery. $50
MahSn's Field Portihcation and Outpost, each rs
Hhrdee's raoncs, cheap edition. $50
the Home Guard. $50 "Hu
The Hand Book for the L. g. Soldier hahn. =.
hrst BOOK Of instruction to the U. 8. Infantry tao
Also, Military Maps, Map OF the Seat Of War,
Flsgs, Badges aud Medals OF. every description.
Any OF the Above sent by mail free,
FRENCH l. RICRSTEIN,
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II OF the 500 contributions for the prize of
s5GO for the prize National Hymn, only fifteen
havr b-sn reserved for consideration.
IL There are nine unconditional Union CON-
panirs In Covington, Ky. 1t is Intended to form
a regiment of those now in The city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-27

GREAT BARGAINS IN PIAEOs.-One very
NJ moe Hell Sons make for $50; one--1xS
very Elee Rosewood ChIckenngs make
mske for Gas, at the Musio Store Of w. g. METZ
EKOTT, sole agent Of StsinwHy & sons aud
RSyeus Beoon & Co.'s Pianos. M II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-27

From hs Ezaninsr, Norfolk, "a.
Cephalic Pills sooonpllsh tbe object for vbioh
forms. - SS1o AZ Ill ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-27

From hs Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
=, Cephalio Pills sooom plIsh The object for vbicb
s6eJ were made, VIZ: euro of he tdscke in Ell itI
FToss tis Erssims7, No,JolL, Va.
Thoy have been tested in moro than saua11ui
csses' with entire success.
F,css tia Dsssoerds, st. O., NJ, k{s,.
sdEs or have been tr9ab ID " it'll the hsad-
Ione SEND ior oox, lCephslio FILLS > SO that yoa
fsos' the Wsst~~ r. X. Gaxs.zs. csicass, III.
We heartily endorse MIR. Sparkling. and his an
nVslied Cephalio Pills.
ffonI tbs Soafhsrx PatS FinAsy, Ns,s Oy.ssss. La,
81, Fty them you that are saiie1sl, and We ars sure
st tSs Ssn re es sI to che sblis.Sy
otner medicine cen produce.
f@osH tss Gazette, Daya.rszt, Icrx.
Ear. SpaldlnE wonld not connect his name With
~ attieie nc ola not s"ots no possess real merit
From tks Advertiser, Pros:S,ses, RI
effective remedy for the head ache, and one OF the
very 0est Tor that very frequent Complaint which
mas ever been discovered.
FIoSs tbs ST. Lcxis Ds.xs.yat
v Ihs Immense demand for tbs article (Csslslie
fhis's rapidly increasing.
From the KssaSts Valley C.sy, Ks.s,,ks, Va.
we are nure that persons 8, .fering with the head
Iohe' who Try them, will Ctlak to t6sm. ~
FSom Hs AdcsrfisH. P.ovSdsass, n, l.
The testimony In their b.vor Is stronx. from III,
most respectable quarters. A'
From the Daily Netss, Ns,syo,f. r., T..
Cephslio Pills are taking the place of all Kinds.
rom Ms Commercial BI!lstis, Boston, Mass,
saia 70 Do very efhc'.olous for the headache.
from tas Commercial, Ciae.naati, Ohio,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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READER,
ERosE Tos fS!lSx, . .ssmsDs snd then judge

ABRAM COLE, Of Brooklyn. N. V. VIII
Enovn Citizen there, had suffered from Dyspepsrn
tried AYERS FILLS, which taken sooordIns %
we direcuops for this compliant, restored ann %
mon y as has had no return Of his complaint
GED. w. CROSS, Of Harmony, a{as, had N
eruPuon on his peok, shou.ders bsof and leg,
yhlca covered about one third OF his body. ID kept
TIE parts affected covered with o scab, and beng
often raw sore, WAS of course very uoubesorp1
and distTesslng IL so mach impaired his health a.
70 gnlt mimi or business and kept him in CONSTANT
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRICT shRsl-
PAklLLA, which cured him. His Gkin still shows
some scars from the liberation, but Il is otasrvse
,yQHN h. SH0OK, Ess an eminent lawyer CT
Richmond, Va, took a oold which settled on he
lungs. severe pain set in or the leit side witt
oad cough, which was soon followed by the uumIs-
Akatle symptoms OF consumption. When reduced
ven low be commenced taking AYERS CHER
KY PECTohAL, vhoh soon stopped the cbush
and completely cured him.
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. AVER & CO.. Lowell.
NJ aofs
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FTos7 is Ersssixs7, No,JoH, Va.
Ehoy have been tested in moro shan s.sa31ai
csses, with entire success,
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTEL:
WILLARD HOUSE

WILLARD HOUSE.
C C Gray, Eng w A Thomp, Mass
F Sutherland, O DR. Coleman, do
King, NY II a Ponder, NY
8 Wright, Pa Miss l. Brown, do
J n FilsOn, do Miss T. StTaEt, do
] Gibbons. do = Winston, do
A RI Smith, III X Curtis. do
w w Wright, Pa C. Gregan, Pa
C Sharpless do ERReYnOlds, do
r b Mauller, NY r Hadich, NY
1T tanning. do q Il ShuCler, do
3 w Colchester, Pa 1t Chamblin, do
3 w Hubby, . q Bath do
Gilbert, NY GP Hiitman, NY
w L Tiddall, do Bondnt, NIB
J B Miller, Pa w Irwin, NY
9 stickler, do Hon sherman, o
J Gurley, Ill l. J Phillips, NY
Duprev, do II f Hart, do
w Writers, do w A King, do
Beatty & Co, Ky c France, do
Mr. Wesson, III & McMuliin, do
n r Pearce, RI Mrs Gen TYLER, CT
w @ Davis, do F Bond. Nv
J Wright, NY 1t VI Graft, do
c @ Halpin, do Mai ShOnman, NY
J r spau!ding, Mass Judge Key, 90
A 8 Higgins, Md F NJ Edge, Erg
Jarnett, 0 Lansington, NY
c McKibbin, Pa A Lee, do
l. Cassidy, do F. Vanderlice, Pa
r COlgar, do W Happier, do
6 Wheatlsnd, Mass E B DOdsOn, do
6 Cheat. do II J Zaple do
O Nash, NY w E Nichols, VT
~ Il Chase, "a MCSdpe, Ind
NJ l. Sykes, I'LL A Blake, do
J Brobgsr, Pa n E sheldon, Ill
E Waters, Md ID N Roam, NY
F Sears, Mass Gen Pluse, Havana
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X Nicholson, do FL Wyer. Mass
g A Mandate, do DIR franklin. RI
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J Aut SIDE, Mich w Ramsey. Me
l. r K!tcher. NJ Mai G W hitman, do
g Gren, Ky II MConger, do.
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gEsFia TOPHAM'S eSxSo
sz15A PRE- HITM UNK EHSH
AAEUEiCfORY,
49G SEVENTH STREET, WASHING TON, D. C.
Silver hcJsl awarded ~ Maryland Institute OF
Baltimore, November Z, 1850
Also, EElIi pg Il s.rn p"tS y 90 sanos' Institute
Was hIH. tOu, ID. c., 1857,
all constantly making, and always h.ve on hand.
FiLa SOi5 .HcLller,
Iron Frame.
Lk1lIey' LeFasE,
Woo! Boz, g.!
Packing Trunks,
PElllseT, Carpet,s2d
Canvas travelling Baks.
School Satohels, 10,
AcmbsrC Of Congress and travellers will please
aTHElll0 my stock bsioro purchasing elseEhere
rrunkg thaTa are made n other cities
superior Le-ther and Dress Trunks made to
order.
TRUNKS covered end rer.ired ct short notice.
6oOds delivered tTee OF charge to anyspart of the
city, Go EetOEn, Gld Alexandria.
q 13-lJsO JAMES S.TOPHAM.
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popular sefrmert kIs SPOKEN In decIdsd SsrTas
and the evidences OF this tpcat etscaoy are sQs-
E.lnea ~ oonfts1t syoNxs Of cErstve efects Gnk
rcmediet snd the best medical skill have falled,
Let ~ tsy, In conclusion. that Certificates
helsl, put they are volunteered from tie nest re-
syecable sources srd Justify the hIkest tan. In
syeclho % pubic asprovA, We may sdd slso Aai
The curative Properties Of the msdiclne are e IA s1
Ing homdise<se Yith reIsysd sopsdtptlonsl viror.
For sac es sA ressssts6ie, QptEists IN 6E
sitJ, hna ~ The proprietor, MRS. M. Cox,
none genuine rnless her nane In blown on a.,
bottle and her sesl on the corr -
Rr.ids : PET eSttls, ssH ests.s for -
eeorsetovn, d. O., Wkalessie Arert foT az ~.
ulot sna vlu su,sts Inc trsds At my pr1ees-
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JOY Yf IHE Use Use tAEfP sg EEy JBs54.y
AMY RE kEksDY


Efis.L. % yeI srferS Are 70. DE yiotir, NJ an,
E.IJ ofths sooai Wal are tke5, DO tos n
sesres 81 lie and ksslth, and Il a ihs frsf eiepssi
q oar being 70 respond 20 any cn-se vkIsk afeoa
prevailing Neural ia, She IFr1taHnT ETysiyosx, -
sooke S5r0laloI tie akonisirg kbeNnssusn, Nee
torHoT and cesechcn, and he nvmbericss NJ -,
tesh 10 her %, derive their $3.50, onrn Don tSs
blood Deel nnGy thsn and Eeray nth tie hoe,
Use the vltAi1inf resources Of 70 are for lts a.
and ister On 70 eoElmend % your confidence ~
use thst tuly valuable medicsneut kpoWu a
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F,css tls Dssoerds. st. c. ,z1, kis,.
lfyou are, or have been troabl Cd " it'll tbs hs,a
zone, send for box, (Cephaio Hills j 40 IhSt no,
may have them In case OF an.ntt LoE
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4 TNION PAPER AND ENvELoPEs-yweu
~ tY different styles Of Note and Letter Paper,
with Envelopes 20 match.
Views Of Washington in the form of Rose, and
In Nook form also, separate
All the Daily ard Weekly Papers oon,tautly on
hand. Hersld. Times, and Tribune recei<ed even
Papers from al parts of the counuy,
Beedle's Dime Novels and Song Boom.
"A fresh supply OF Books for EumIer resdfnt.
A lsrEe assortment Of yuyenilul-sI.ype RAIDS
Boots, Rollo Books, Abbott'f yEorIes sc.
discount Of 10 90 81 per oe& 49, nsoks
ma - National booksU XSPa sv.
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tFost the Wsstsr~ r. X. Gazette. Csisass, III,
rlvSlled Cephalio Pills. -" ~A'
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C1.l. Farre's Champagne.
jy IS let

:. :. TIC Il lie tsfIH Z Co,
no :, n0S.e Charles SiTsss, Bcitinc~s,
tl-vIcg Hae. pointed Agents Tor che s.!e OF tho
EGoEe b III ~ Ch = .iPaGNE WINE, offer Il
~ 9, re FtLy upon ia :E-Ita 20 establish isTe
SO4t.srn c-I.e-
=, Besife% opt .-!af; : f,EIo!ass Medal e. to
.FPDlatoj PaIVayOr 70 tas COarts OF Spain and
PTuEElE. an'6 ensm
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NEW BOOKS.

HISTORY Of the United \ etEerlsnds, By John
The kise OF the Dutch Rep ubis, History, by
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author OF Adam Bede )" cloth 75scents paper 8
> Life and Career Of Major Andre. By wirtrO,
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ffonl .hs SoafAsrn PatS Findsy, Nsv OT!ssss La.
Ity them you that are eHio1srl, and We ars ssys
numsroug list that has reosi I'd bsnsSts tbna no
other medicine cen produce.
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HAyE Jsss reoslred ksS of SnsR-
per, Colored Borders, ruled kin, -
with and WITHOUT Notices; "a y % match.
Purses and Pocket goofs o. VvV3y desorplon.
New Y9rt Paper. received dailys Pspes fom
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CHICKRRINs q soNp PIANOS FpR sALs
" On nossAb pssmsnss, o, S,eSspSs fg H.k
en- ses, sssvsss N e nh u
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RI Ew 'gULUME .BALZAC'S NOFELS.-Ths
! AisLst.i: :, or tse aOEze OF Claes lion the
Fle1on =! al fgsTe d % zsc. Pros DJ mal, 81.
SiIsJ .laT4zf, tho WssY=T of Ravens; oJ Geo.
Einet: tEs haihOr OF "AdEIH bGSso : eco Oy EIsll
- &c -. FHENch u RICl$TEIx,
S2-J 25s Pslaz. aVsluS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-29

While tho 9Th Regiment Of New York
were waiting for orders In the Philadelphia
depot the following incident occurred;
In the midst Of the general uproaF and
jollty, q clean-looking respectable old lady
made her appearance, lugginga huge market
basket on each arm, aud making diligent in
CURRY for 81 some Of the oficers." One Of
the sergeants was seat 70 inquire her busl-
ness, which abe stated thus
al heerd that some Of you soldier men
hadn't got anything 70 eat and specially that
you was out Of bread. Now, Two brought
you some that is real good, homemade
bread-some Of It | made myself, and SINE
Of it a neighbor made for ne. Here, take IT,
you are welcome 10 Il. I want to find. some
one TO give Il to-
Some Of the men, ofeourse, proposed 70 pay
her for il, but she positively declined, say
ing
"No, mol van TO give it to you. I
had a boy once who was a soldier ia the
regular army he was ell through the Next
can war, aud was killed in battle. cant
give you much, boys" continued she Fiping
away the tears that p0ud come 1t the
thought Of her own "boy," "bnt here's ny
bread, aud / hope some OF you may like it,
There's a plate Of nice, fresh butter there too,
and you may have the basket and the plates,
and everything. May be my boy has wanted
some bread some time, and | hope some
mother gave him some" Here the old lady,
after a minuIe's struggle broke entirely
down, and with the words, 4" Ny poor boy
my dear Alfred'-she hurried away, leaving
her baskets behind her.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-29

"a
The following incident is related in the
passage of the 9Th and the Massachusetts
regiments from Annapolis to Washington.
It shows what sort of men We have in our
ranks:
The march of the 9TH Regiment is worthy
Of being chronieled among heroic achieve
ments. They left Annapolis on Wednesday
morning, early, and started on their way IN
company with 800 Of the Massachusetts
Col. Butler's-regiment. Parties Of Skin
mishers were thrown out to repel any OBJ
structing forces, though, fortunately for the
Baltimore fellows, they did not think It ad-
visable to act up to their threats, and no
sehtinp was 70 be done. Much hard work
was on hand however The locomotive err
CINE found at or near the station was discoy-
cred to be badly injured at the outse- Col.
Butler, knowing the pe~culisrities OF The 1an-
kee, and susoecting that be might have ama-
chinist under his command, put the inquiry.
Six men answered. To one be gave diree-
tons to examine the engine and see IT it could
be put il order. The man looked az the dis
abled monster, and alight ofrecognition came
into his eve. 81 know this work. said be-
lovingly patting the sides Of the boileri -
made it myself" And, sure enough, IN the
proper place appeared dis mans. Therefore
there was a cheer for the good omen Of TIE
incident and with ringing hammers and the
rude tools at hand, the locomotive was short
" ia condition, showing that though Balh-
more may try 10 destroy New England in gen
eral and Massachusetts, in particular, she can
make whole again at the shortest possible
notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-29
What W. "Rrpsor to Do,

A correspondent of the New York Tribune
says:
This morning a New York friend of mine
was standing by the side Of a 80 FOUNDER, on
the deck Of the transport over which Aoated
the American flag, and near which was a
staring copy of the aforesaid proclamation,
when a Marylander walked. up to him and
said, "My friend, you seem to be a deueed
clever sort Of a chsp, and | would just like
TO know what you all expect to do2' It was
a civil question, and the answer was not diff
hcult, but the thought came across my friend
that for the first time in his life, be was en-
tirely and perfectly secure in expressing, in
Seuthorn waters and near Southern soil, TO
Southern men, his exact sentiments. So,
with the gun for a seat the proclamation for
a text, the flag for his protection, and a slave
owner for an audience, be said; ave expect
to enforce the laws of the United States mall
the States. We intend that persons living In
Charleston, who desire to subscribe for the
MY. Tribune, may, with perfect safety,
take said Tribune from its wrapper, and read
it with impun,ty in the public rooms Of your
hotels and when vessels with colored
sailors, having regular papers from the U. s.
Custom-Houses, go 10 Southern ports, we
intend that those sailors shall be unmolested,
and not interfered with in any manner what
soever.n "Wny," said the astounded audi
tor, "you're an Abolitionist." "No, SIR
repliedvur friend, mot a bit Of il; but l am
an American citizen, having certain rights
which have not heretofore been protected, but
which hereafter, thanks to your folly, will
forever be secured. Why, only a year ago,
when l was at Wilmington, a eolored man
who had bought himself and a small sehoUu-
er, was engaged in the coasting trade here
abouts, and happened to find himself in
r., 1ble not far from this very point. His
vesse, ran aground, and he was obliged 70
stav sew. ral days in this place. BE was put
in iail. had no funds to pay some thermal
fine with. and would have been sold by the
stair. had not se{ eral Of as who happened to
hear Of il, raised $50 and secured his liber-
ty." "Why, you surprise me, said the que
rist; 81 never heard Of thai "No, nor you
never would under your state ct things but
| now you will find that papers viii print DIFF
ferent matter from what they used 10, and
that my friend, IS one Of the things that we
expect 70 do