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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-03

e. Commodore Stockton, in letter
to Gov. Alden of New Jersey, says :: " l
viii hoist the Star-Spangled Banner
The flag which, when boy, ! nailed to the
masthead of the frigate President,thatf flag
whose honor 1 have maintained in more
than one personal combat-that flag
which l have carried, honored and
respected, n every clime-which l
hoisled on Cope Measurable in Africa,
and carried through the territory
of California-that identical flag which
l bore across the Rio San Gabriel and
over the plains of Mesa and hoisted in
triumph in the City of de Los Angeles,
in that flag which the immortal Wash
ington, in the name Of our country, our
whole country, planted on the ramparts
OF liberty
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-03

O. How to get rich ?--is a question
which interests SO many people that we
shall deserve the thanks of the public by
publishing a poetical but practical recipe,
written by one who says he has tried il
and found it to work according to prom
ise:-
" will tell you plan for gaining wealth
Better than trading, banking, or leases -
Take bank-note and fold it up,
Aud then you win find your wealth increases r'
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-03
THE OCEAN.

The ocean has naturally, a pur,
blush tint All profound and clea
seas are more or less OF q deep blue
while according to seamen, green colo
indicates soundings The bright blue 0
the Mediterranean, so often vaunted By
poets, is found all over the deep pure
ocean, not only in the tropical and tenn
perate zones, but also in the regions 0
eternal frost. The North Sea is green
partly from the reflections Of its sandy
bottom mixing with the essentially blu'
tint Of the water. In the Bay Of Loangt
the sea has the color of blood, which
results from the reflection Of the rec
ground soil But the hue is much more
frequently changed, over large spaces
by means of enormous masses of minute
algn, and countless hosts of sea-worms
floating or swimming on the surface
Near Calloa, tie Pacific has an olive
green color, owing TO greenish matter
found at a depth Of 800 feet. Near
Cape Palmas, on the coast of Guinea,
Capt. Tuckey's ship seemed to sail
through milk-a phenomenon which
was owing to an immense number Of
little white animals swimming on the
surface. The peoaIjar coloring Of the
Red Sea, whence its name, is derived
from the presence Of a microscopic aIge,
less remarkable even for its beautiful red
color than for its prodigious fecundity.
In many more instances, from like
causes, The deep blue is varied with
stripes Of white, yellow, green, orange
or red. Small yellowish Medus@ are
the principal agents in changing the
uItramarine Of the Arctic Ocean into a
muddy green. OF these, it is computed
a cubic inch must contain 6+ a cubic
foot, 1852. 1t is here that the giant
whale of the north finds his richest
pasture grounds.
The circulation OF the waters is main
tanned, partly by the winds, partly by
the attraction Of the sun and moon,
and partly by oceanic currents. What
is wave motion? The transference of
the matter. The most impetuous storm
cannot suddenly raise high waves they
require time for their Development
thus their strength also loses itself only
by degrees, and many hours after the
tornado has ceased to rage, mighty bill
lows continue 20 remind US Of its ex-
linguistic fury. The tur oil of waters
extends hundreds Of miles beyond The
space where its bowling voice was heard
and often, during the most tranquil
weather, the agitated sea proclaims the
distant war Of clements.
The waves in the open sea never at
tain the mountain height ascribed to
them by exuberant fancy. Z. But light
house, (Bell Rock though one hundred
and twelve feet high, is buried in foam
and spray TO the very top, during
In violent gales the sea
is said to be disturbed to a depth Of
three hundred or even five hundred feet,
while all is undisiurbed and still in the
deep caves Of ocean.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-03

G." When 1 reflect, as l frequently do
upon the felicity l have enjoyed, l some
times say to myself that were the offer
made me, l would engage to run again,
from beginning to end, the same career
Of life. All would ask should be the
privilege Of an author, to correct in a
second edition certain errors of the first.
-FrankAa.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-03

gsy Sometimes in musing upon genius
in its simpler manifestations, it seems as
if the great art of human culture con-
sisted chiefly in preserving the glow and
freshness of the heart.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-03

"a Constant companionship is not
enjoyable, any more than constant eating
is possibility. We sit too long at the
table Of friendship when we out-sit our
appetite for each others thoughts.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-03

ca Serpents, they say, have power TO
charm. Eve probably learned the art in
her famous interview with the serpent in
the garden, and taught it to her daugh-
ters. and so women-kind are charming.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-03

@ The mad wag, Prentice, says tall
gentlemen are always successful, because
ihe ladies are all in favor Of hymen.
, 1861-03-06

FAMFLY. SCHOOL, limited to l2
Kaas a9s,, e. Tern bsg!ns = pes week
:K1zas 30 81: G. H:ny,t Capt. J.D. Webster; Rev
r ColyeEL Hon. Thos. Dfl1nmoud; HQnsV q. HlE
Eins, H. N. 4Ar1ahee. ESD :. = mh2sr4rsn1
, 1861-03-06
EVERYBODY. SATISFIED.

Il would seem from the copious reports
in cur telegraph columns hat eee'y1ot1y in
Washington is pleased with President LIN
coins Inaugural Senator johnson. of
Tennessee endorses it without reservation,
and Senator Doalylas pronounces: it
"gooi."" The latter gentleman says there
is no coercion in it-which shows conclu-
sive!y that he does not regard the impair
tial enforcement Of the laws as coercion
of State In this, NC agree with him
most heartily, and we commend, the idea
to the notice Of the Ghlea 20 ziaaes. South
crn gentlemca7aver t,1at:the principles set
firth IN The garalswill save: the coun.
try and they are right, Even Wigfal'jj OF
Texas: pzonuances it . most able and
statesuanlilkc document. For once, Mr.
Wipfali is right. -: - - .~> Fl,
, 1861-03-06
J. school meetans eas Lamont. !.


A meeting Of the citizens Of Lamont WIS
calied fat fne pl:p Of considering tie ex-
peaieney Of *eftablishtpg a Union Graded
School: March. :, 1861; ". 3. Derby, Esq:
Chairman, and J.. B: Mcmillan, sec4saasyy::aThe r.
meeting WIS ably sddi essed- 1y Iii. Eberhsrt,
the efficient School Commissioner for Cook
eounty. Short addresses were also: made By
several gentlemen, aflez:g1lch Col Brown Of.
tered the, fpllqNipg resolution, which was
unanimously adopted: - - i:,:setts,:'
.R<sdred, That thlS meeting Instruct the Super
visor Of tlis town; ;Ca. q: Keuy. to use bis Efforts
10 ohtaia an increase Of fHa]a.y ct the School COM
missioner at the next meeting Of the Board OF su-
PesTlsorE, end That = copy Of this tfesnlnEu1 be
. published In al the Chicago papera. - ;rs's= :
Alter sote. Of thanka Is, Nr. EbeEhaEt, the
meeting adjou1ned -. j.. r<t; 1s-,s7. =
1EsHRDAG.-Under she: old City Charter
yesterday would have been The ANIMAL munich
pa election day. But =we:aFe LYING Under q
new order Of things ma The nofie; confusion,
huEte, Eueic Of lands, hRbbjuib and turmoil Of
shas occahlon ia deferred l. sfi6it time. =
, 1861-03-06

The markets for hll kinds Of grain and
eour during the past week have been quiet,
and the transactions were unusually light
Flour was steady, except on low grades,
which hare declined 5 10 1oc! Wheat ad:.
vanced 1c, Corn was steady and firm.
Oats, Rye mad Barley we're quiet and :un-
changed: Timothy Seed was active and
prices adranced 5 TO 1oc per bushel; but
Clover was rery dull -and closes at = de-
cline ~Highwincs: were: steady and firm.
AL kinds::of Proyisim9lg:. q. .yere fruz, and we
quote au advance of 25c On Mess Pork
+ per h: on ens aaeats, e! :end e per l'. on
Lard. = -..-~..a
During the past week, one Of our lead
ing packers recommended: killing cat.
tie to make. India Mes Beef to I'll d gov.
ernment contrac1. Several of the packers
are still cnttingg hogs; bat the season is fast
drawing 10 close :-;,>s - ~,
, 1861-03-06
GbirAan nYE,'lb'tlt1e..



= It I. far more anportus, and hc1uiitattos fouE
than 1t can be to any OF our reALers % ennounee
TINT ear donblc-cyltnder press hsoke :deFhscztcr
da; morning when helt Of opr edition was worked
of, asd That having to finish ptfutiag the same on
a smaller and slowo. machine, q largc au1nbcr of
our rnhscribers in the country Ftaned torecetvs
their papers BY hees1,y traius hxve ordered
now tour cstinder prcss from 1hs establishment:
OF Aessrs Hoe &, Co :, New YORK, which will lie
Completed ahout the arst q MaF.. Until then we
s-s.s, ihe. cur patrons win exercises Reasonable
degree Of fsshearsnce, resting assnrea that what
ever caa p ooae sa.h o's. n:esens i11nea iaean.e
thousand papers eFeEf morning. In rtsason for the
mails and carTiess7 K1 be dose. Il Is hardly pos
sible far anything 1uads of+wool and Iron in the
form Of two cylinder pscss, to- do the work OUTS
Aas beca compelled to perform during lhe$ past stS
months
, 1861-03-06
rTxsS0URL-AKKA KKANSAS--N0RTH
CAROLINA.

The Missouri State Convention .ycster--
day adopted resolution appointing 8 Com
1aittee 10 wa1t on the Commissioner from
Georgia and inform. him that they totally
dissented from lii. views and deelined 70
share with Gcorgia the honors of f~seces-
sion. ,...-
The Arkansas Convention has assem-
.!ed and elected Union officers by six
majority. -: ~,~:~.-
The returns from North Carolina show
the election of -ts5 Union men to 80 seces'
sion:sts., .It is not get known whether the
State has ya.9.. for. for: OF gainsr:a conven-
linn :. -. -=>---
, 1861-03-06
THE CABINET

Til" clouds which have 80 long hiddenE!
from puhiie* @iewz:t11e5c cast of: President.
Lincoln's Ca',iues- are dispea2ed, and the
strife which has waxcd= so fierce Us-tha
topic ss-;ats 4as.e. hushed. The following
are the names Of these who have been
called 10 be III: Lincolh:s constitutional
advisers :."~e ~. 5> 80
Soe. n sta,e-wA- Il SEWARD, SewsTorl-
SEQ. e} 7-t1su-a-sALNoN P CHASE. Ohio.
SIS >qy yEazs= SS1sI9S CAMERON, Pennsylvania.
Sc. Of Hacy-GInEoN WEDEs. Connecticut
szz. Of Ia.e59or-cAEEB B. SMITH, indiana
lostiaaste7- Gsae10;-NpNT NTsoAERY ElA1R, Nd.
Auorney- -eeaeyoLEDWARD BATES, Missouri.
h-scems TO-: been. tue Presidents
aim 10 meet the wishes, as far as possible,
of all WHO zotea for rr;him. Let those who
believe they could have made better selec-
tions, first place II e1nselTes in his position
the choice of no particular faction, but Of
nearly two millions Of men, distributed
over the whole :continent from Maine to
Oregon .HWou3d be nnnifesny unfair to
disregard 4he X;sbez pf Dry. considerable
number Of his constituents so far as it lay
in his power to please them. We believe
Mr.. Lincoln has aimed, while. making q
Cabinet harmonious on anvita1, questions.
to satisfy the largest number Of those whc
gave him their, yoles, and in this hc has
done right - &"
With regard to that which :has seemed Il
bethe principal contru5s ersAA the Treasury
= -. 1s
, 1861-03-06

BEooaSq7psi 1na. Ja1y e:a, 1859.
nEAE sA-I hire send 5oa statement that think
ynu ara entitled to the bshett Of nm resident Of
bloomington. and h4ve been f-r ovtr thirty years
apl now over fifty years Of nge. Fer about twenty
years past haf has been turning grey
and was almost whise and very sr1n and
plians ha4 seen namoeE q certificates Of ths very
posed there xas moEase;on thaa truth IN them bot
ble restored to original crlAr and nnenesr It
AS Ia my younger days aheautitaa black teoEcludea
would m3ke tho experiment, comme2cl7r In small
way. I parchase ed Of you! snail b.t:les, at ont
du1sat and commence using. faIoGlng dItcetlops ss
near as 1cenh. soon. d!5eoxeEed r. daadza9 re.
ts:es was eons:dsrably tigntsned. md radical
usoih IN haxe nssd ssse4 ot your sRan oestles and
ef ark brown*cE liSht Black hair as man. as
Taa 70 4ayf dfa ay 6ny IN line ne " hf o.
lru and rhs hall ceased entirely from fallEg Of, ard
int from ths hands of French shanpoonef. Many
Ehers did y.u set that tiae Ei p? tels them 1t waa
the effects Of your Eestora!tyc; II r almost mposs
bic to convince cM that Is the original hair Of the
same cid greF head
FREDERICK 7. BUTLER,
Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.
, 1861-03-06

.I a rsr,.I;fs .folfne :.
W : e1inaE1 ~ ,f'0r1icvfI
~. q. 11uai -. Ist4fnr 4Snnn.
=. I.Cnsmo:saa ri. rs1l.sllf 4eItnet ~
T. Enr;,aI;., GH Ne11 ~"
2: Pa'tl@ 4 Gai.7 SaH,as;,a asRn aInS 11f:rszz,
c,,,3ii1 ,ntae; ;;,,-,v,s
= p{cc:-,rt,N1-~-1v7e ~.
T.Esnnfs e 1 K P.3itS- - e,in Il 49,
~ 11W .<.on,ha1i E,rrnS,I
: ~ T,a ..tt,ttcetSo q
Il z tsng1 hn1.o1 p.e,ts1. S9s1.''"e'
GitS., ~ - ! = !, a,1a- %,
TlnS. @ q w. 1a - aaie, 49,
sHH1,,s WI; q euPps' A Is
F. LIB - Bat:ezae1d, t.: Z: alar.
- Miis M5ashe ntt,-
y. =, * aia: ~. x 1s ~ -
HeSAgsSs H+sn = H1n a. / g y, 1,,,o.
4 a. :iSo ,1oAisnr 4 i,1rnv .NN>os w.
II nnan1 'o+t,r, ..
+ : ~ 1harnron. .
- hfa~ntiffa - .s.
Inc idyon f,aIh,nur.
+ X A. + 5oiIcsto,. Dear.
1n1ut :.
Hdzewag &N11Ifs1pa or
neT =
). y, f'eDdusu1tth. ofneE.
DCaucheroQE. ClearIoQpf
ShnrieT & Sriisss X@it
Nan Hoarata, lou!av'e,
Georpe EtnftE Xenfa ::
s Il Ro5eT,s b cst1r.
WA: Hsnes =: do
| IS. Brown dot.::. d,
NctI!aba = Hildebraat. De-
:. caturT - ~ 90
Lasdr.e t. Co. Decatur, )
,-W.E.J.feSstT: do
| AJ.Atss{i iiecs3tc.r
! Dexter Ldch, do, !
| O. ST ClarEG GalYv.
, III. STI,7Fe%naatjf. ID.
DaycnoorE 4. llajvmfaI
r.. Gmo.idgs .@A .:.4,s: - =.
| ca7W-Ii. Hsard kHud;or,
! Nnn31Fr ="
| n Wsf.nHi nn,w%a
i tsss. :j i;9a3baI:y Stlibiu: 49, & Cs "a aar::
~ mr. AiI}5.
! Fi F4ri~ ihn:n,s 4 70
l,:-:e etffssfsnra -
IN AfEfnsnr- Ptttsf1ed
I Hee 4 tfsTEc;l Beari.'
town >, :
- = s2s,.. 1Nn ps,-a..or-o
I - :
, 1861-03-06

= WAKE1S sfEHas; Ferry Eoucty, -Pcnu-l
p.. Jucc .th, 1870
uEaE StR:-1w was induced N re than q year ago
E5ty }ent valuable Hatf Restorative fr she turrUs4
ntc!ea1slnS My head VI dsndruH had suffered E.;h
upon M eai fos years. and had been able to
ih9ash h4d tried nlang pTepagatlon.. un:if saw
yonr raisert1;cMent II o Harctsbutsh parc- Reilg
St re, aad hoafht bottle and now an pe2arc4i IS
It 70 naiyerssl nse for It hAa coupletey
removed Al faadIuH frcn my heat, ant an appslca-
Toa g 9nse IN fo weeSa sefrs It re from .ny sha
hsig had become quite h+a IN places. and by thc u-s
o. y.ur rnparstlon has been restored t. ttS original
coloE. AN now nifty years Of age, ant a1...ou.h
have used tyo bottles of taa Restorative no ono Lag
~: ah e is5ge o. Of 81 alov :ew grey hass 10 81
NY haa1 Ny head u nov u less .ronble T. me, in
sespfug 4 fiea7 &c t4ao at my time tttce I have
ptsn a SAHd ! c3aster your preparation OF Ereat
y:ln a.d athouEh do NIT like to expose nJself
eMsiaet y ny dnsy to say ao You eau t o. any
soythlns to you. YSp1s, &C. wa -
b. Il. ETTER,
, 1861-03-06
go 49,. - - = ,--- -
4lse, by the following Druggists in Illinois

s, :. Smith, Sandwich,
Davis & Alien, Charleston,
q. SWIMMER, II. ,Aastoou,
A. Etsc0cE, A1rol1,
Eutildfe q VBrtcn, Ash-
CIV MeEonkez, Oakland,
Thomas Mckee, 3ia*toor,
j. T. Cope, Fairfield.
rmp4on = Clay. ,A1bla1,
Lewis q Hunt1y, MoFn on
J. Il. Lewis co,
". Wood, Cairo.
B. T. Whitaker Cairo.
Star & Taylor. Nashville,
j, A.LucaE ashley,
ID. b. Etce1 McCome.
los, Dflke- Prairie CitJ,
Lock & Bro, BlandfnvIll-
L. H. Yarwoeb. Ef.tn,
Nm CoAaut, Gcneys,
Buck & Roe aurora
9fnrks + ucdd!, Anna
Z. TeE51as 1ouf eholo.
Eid.cEay = Bro, stt. Car
mel
Hlnsdel1 Z Johnssoa, ster-
Benio1 l. soo, Fulton cttr,
Winter & Bro4 NoEriso1t,
,Nlertch t. Bal1ipger, Ga
I 1EnA.
John Fowler, siaqnoin,
J.S. Brewer, k1oLEthe.
". h lehlc1. Arlington;
J. Duncan. Knoxville,
Winter & Colg1n do,
E. G. Huntingdon, tales
: burg.
'yhee. Warren. Bridgeport
Anderson q Glas5. Carle1-
:. Vile.
M..GrMau, carlcsri11e,
E, Meatysrt. ffipEau,
". W.. Watkins TA{lof9-
W.hkid,ieuor.h, Blnevii:e
G. " Cxstar, Wa.EiE,
". u. FayML to..-. -
. A. Grant, 4IIaf1aTpt,
j., Showers, Carthage
G, " Chtti, r.: dtl
Skinner i Co.. AuSu9ta
J. Copp G Son. FulaaE,
. e, JaMea. Duilas, -''.>
G. GrsenleaE, Cartilage.
:F,:Eollat5sE. Wata@,: :.
G W,Se=Altaan. lebanon
Bakus N ZaIler1 Rockford,
II, H1auell, :. d.
A. D. Merritt, WoodszoeE,
, EsltiE.l q Stone. do,
O. ]. Je1ka, MafG4lgo. =
: Il. T. Hal, Chester.
> hss = Rn, r. dn Eoeher;
: Abi.fr, do
rs. briggs, AmboT. =.
]. d Eash, Dixon, :.
Nelson & Co., Wilntn.tun
-;JeF. DavA,- LcekrOrt.
~. Nancy, Wil1n ng.oo.
H.WseHp 1drun 9ol!Mo
.-LupEW7rlt1 4& Edo"@'. : .
:1e1;Ss9 @of,, f;iiskt,,,. .sfot.ts
nre r f'sffInpx, C1tnEu.
, 1861-03-06

The following table Shows The receipts
Of aour, grain, sc, Since the list Of Janu-
ary last, as compared with uioEe Of the
corresponding period for the tTo-, years
preyious.
, 1861-03-06

=
=. TEE LESTHN sERv1cEs.-We we're in error,
yesterday, in stating that the Proteatant Epis::
eopal Evening scEvices 1e1s week-,the fourth
Of the Ienten season--.were to::bc held in
Grace Church. They will be. held in Christ
Church, as follows: '3E -
Monday, March II, sermon BY Rev. c. Locke.
Subject" The World vs.. the Soul" 49,: =
=, Tuesday, March u; sermon by Rev. Jumes
Pratt. = -. ;'%- >--'.1s. :. -. :.
4ass rs Sx =
Thursday, March Il, sermon By Rey. p. =.
malkAon, .. D. Subject" The Endangered
.Helompense.N
Frlday, March Is, sermon BY Rev r B; Tut.
tie Subject" Tears Of the Redeemer." =:
Saturday, March 16, Sermon by Rev. II, n:
Bishop. Subject. New Creatures in Christ. T
The hour Of service VIII be inysriably E11 +
u. The singing viii be congregational and
all are invited to attend. :. *
, 1861-03-06

cH1cAGo PEoDUcE AND ;PRoyIs.-
ION TKA DE.
Yhe receipts and shipments. of Flour,
Grain, Live Stock, Provisions, &c, BY all
the railroads leading into this city during
LIZ t,rard nc foI}ntvs~ I,
, 1861-03-06
-. !. : 80 3.1- .E:sn' --.,ti :
:: PR0E.z:WO0D'S. ~! ! :: !.
- ss;Hss=< --...
= -:
H:|hlk .RESToRhF[V|]El:::
- .-' -" '~~!, .-~s-,.
=, :. SEE WHAT y.
ss:4 ,.'~"~.. - = -,',:-; :5s
OTHERS. SAY: OF IT: !:
A distinguished st. Louis Physician writes.

ri -. ST. Ior1s. July 10th, 1850.
=, DAN s1E-Ahov,ne the pleasure .na sats,ac-
.la:s ls"st9fative at:eFa tr!al o nSe yeafs 4 som
aes nee 3 sssse 8 sn znss
). ea commc1ced tha use, my hatT was qu.ta thin
a. ~ q t least oae-thi.a greJ- few appNca:toEs
grnv nasE - be naat', neither has there been up to
Attsf IL httr vas csnp,etsy restored continued
hair has yer timed heaty: eofs ana glossy, and
ta:is above mentioned win be Of any particular ad-
dag a' In aaaEc they are al veil known aiready.
and eysn moro wonderful oaes throughout The Upian
naVo Eccun!ed my lime II tayeleg .hr greater part
and pIsa..rc u Eeco1mends your Ksstoratisess and
eahtoti:G la effects In my OWE CASE In In
at1nses ihave met with pop!e that rrunorncsd
r. naaou a saynE the{ ha USE! aad withon: &
ins tha natter tas they had not sfd y1nr al 1cie at
AZ h.t had g.e4 some new article said to be a. good
sa;sh sre L Z z =
t5Eisltng sat people Will fatsontze article ct no
neors aen {hsE Is ono at hand that has been
Apparently, some .f those eharlatans have not
nrlsns enough to write IA advert senent rs no.icp
stances merely lnsestog otuer name IN place of
have. rtthin the pass IRE years, seen and talked
preparation with perfect cceszsome fof bald
mesa gt7y aatr, scala head, dandruh. and every Hs
ease e,e scal7 and head ~ anhieet to.
G. bushes here eteasaed you vi noF uStag II
You arc at liberty t, rnbls1, :,, or to rrtsr nar,es
n5s NJ l''0 VIII SsTs E. nEs921gt!y 2Ig,;s Ans~erev
.@s.. - :. :. JAMES wHIIE. NJ. D.
, 1861-03-06
Chicago MARCH s. :jb5;i:= :1S6l,::z*


i .v;, - '.ssssss: ~ =. y - -
There vert, during last July; IN London,
sneh book salesn seldom ncGur, ia fact; very
9tse!o sa1eS The following aecount,'
asQaHH y. nom the London Crtte2 viii be yaIua-
able tn;b book: collectors. 4he iatek are +bose
:of, ,ruh,icat3on; and *
e. Ii ia aalez :: - ~: w 2t op'an
BSFna5ainl oazvajaI, onthe ositsdiepee offer
= noAce of: the Discoveries Or Iolnmhus'
aone; JUMP 10,,"1493ss only. ono, other copY
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, 1861-03-06

c4<BIrH, ate, March. -1srfael Putnam ,Re.'.
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over ali opposition r. r.u Il; INK
President Lincoln. =
, 1861-03-06
Missouri for the Union An the Time

ST. LOC1s, March 5.-Ihe Convention met at
10 O'Clock, aud was opened with prayer; -: ::
Resolutions were read, moving that the pro
test Of st. Louis against coercion by the Feae-
ral Government; be reduced to writing and q
cow semitic the President Of the United States.
ATesolllon: was adopted, prosi ding TINT .
committee be appointed to wait on the Com
missioner from Georgia and. Inform him that
Missouri dissented from the position taken BY
that State, and very kind1y hut emphatiealsy.
declined to share the honofa' Of secession with
her. e=.-
m;ssioness to the Washington Peace Congress-,
addressed the Convention, by invitation, Oh
tie state Of the country, after which the Con:
vention adjourned until IL. o'slock tomorrow.
, 1861-03-06

! .,CaAn1EsroN, March, "a dispatch from
the Secretary Of the Treasury OF: the so1thern
Confederacy says the exclusion Of Foreigners.
from tho coasting trade and all Sdiserimlnati
duties are abolished. The act pf the ;a8tl1.of
February mikes nj distinction between citi--
zens aud foreignerg. a::..,,.... =. y
, 1861-03-06

5TIGHFNING G ODs=AT THE
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and Insulators q y kinhpe;
treeE Chicago; III Post 1Mte Hof1HS! = *:.Ss:i7s:
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