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A0ve0Oy ana seCO0tb0O000sv
The New York Herald 10 dovn on Mr.. Lovejoy
because he introduced proposition (which car
ried) that our soldiers were not enlisted for
The object and purpose Of catching and return
ing 'contraband" Nj. Lovejov may be, as the
Herald charges, an ultra "Abolitionist" and oil
that sort of thing, but he was sound on the oc-
casion referred to, and the Free States will 90
decide. This war grows out Of the slavery
question-without fault on the part Of the Fed.
eral Government. If the Slave States, without
cause, choose to rebel against that Government
and its protection; if they choose TO make an
attempt to subvert it, preferring civil war, with
its overwhelming consequences, to the existence
Of an abolition" sentiment, which is As indie
pendent as any other sentiment, 90 long as it
violates no law; If that be sufficient cause to
abandon the Constitution and Union end make
war upon the Government, then, we say, the
Government ia released from any aud all obliga.
ton to protect or maintain their rights as they
have heretofore existed, 90 long 10 rebellion
continues It would be enacting "farce"
(which 10 not in the programme on our side
for our troops 70 laid and comfort" the enemy
By catching and restoring '.contraband." The
South should have thought of that las we'll as
many other things) before engaging In rebellion !;
but, now that they have embarked, without
cause or excuse, We believe in putting N.sm
through on the Lovejoy platform-no compro-
mise Of fellowship with slavery hereafter, fur
Their than compelled by constitutional obliga-
lions in time of peace. To say that the Slave
States are to be protected in rights during
ye6elion % in peace, is bare-faced absurdty.
It 10 legitimate to weaken the enemy by every
possible means known to civilized warfare;
and to cay, that war, originating in slavery, is
to be carried on 50 cleverly Is to continue
peace and Union" protection to the peculiar
institution, 10 to announce . proposition some.
what startling to the fteemen and free soldiers
Of. the North. 80 t's,
N. Lovejoy, on that occasion, certainly was
right, and the Herald is of tie track in its at
tempts to censure. Northern men, in this crisis,
do not volunteer to catch or restore .contra-
band" and the sooner the South and the
gentleman from Scotland" are correctly inn
pressed upon that point, the sooner the one will
come to reason and the other approach consist
ency; provided the latter part Of the PROPOSE
tion be within the capacity Of that remnant of
humanity still on the "sign-board" Of the New
York Herald. 49,
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IHerald's Dispatch. |

The discovery of a. pass to enter the Kappa
hanock river on the person of man recently
found near Richmond, and the effort of the reb-
els TO create difficulty in consequence between
the British Minister and our government, has
on investigation turned out to be very shrewd
rebel trick to involve our government in a quar-
rel with England. 4..r SIS
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WAsHIxGroN, July ls.-Ncthing reliable or
official has been received from Fairfax Court
House up to noon to-day. - pa
The President has appointed John Armstrong
Postmaster at Springfield, Illinois.
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The Charleston Mercury, of July 10th, has
the following touching reference to the ''Glo-
rious Fourth - u,
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ciary, to whom Mr. Potter's resolution was re.
ferred to inquire whether Henry May of Mary.
land has been or is now holding intercourse
with those in armed rebellion against the Uni
ted States, &C., reported that the gentleman
who moved the resolution was called before the
committee, but that he had no evidence tending
to prove Mr. Mays guilt The resolution being
ipredicated on newspaper articles only, the com.
mittee having no evidence to implicate the gen.
tlep,an, recommended that no action is neces.
sary on the part of the House.
The committee further say the investigation
entirely relieves the President and Gen. Scott
from any suspicion Of correspond. nee or at.
tempted correspondence through Mr.. May.
On motion of Mr. Hickman the report was
laid on the table.
Mr. May, by permission Of the House, then
proceeded to make personal explanation. He
said that he was more than grati6ed that the
Committee on Judiciary had in this decisiy,
way condemned an unparalleled outrage upon
him and his constituents, and that on an inyes.
tigaton those who were called upon to adduce
proof had to admit that there was no ground Of
evidence for the charge. He had no words with
which to pronounce his indignation and disgust
for such proceeding. He spoke OF the humi-
liation he felt at the attitude of his constituents
now bound in chains without the right of a
free people--all their precious right under a
Constitution prostrated and trampled under
foo.--the military had arrested uneffending citi.
zenS in the dead hoIr of the night and incar.
cerated them in the forts-injui les b sd been in
ficted without redress by our soldiers Was IL
not natural he should feel indignant under these
wrongs, and was it not reasonable to hope that
there was yet q, redeeming spirit in our Consti.
tuition? -B 80
misunderstanding Forney called the sep.taIl
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For the HAwk.Ey,
The Pledge OF the Jasper Greys.

Birmingham, July 16, 1851.
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Western virginia.

The Rebels Defeated and ro,ted-Fial particulars
Of the chase Hnder Gen. Norris-Brape conduct
Of Ohio and Indiana Troops recipitate Right
Of the Eneny-lnteresting Details
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a J.. DaOWDen - Jshs y. shsfcrd
n hsviae sssssiaese themselves 70
esskss % ~ ~ Of February. 1851, -
Sesssss y ~ sss q usee Of elssAsnish.
=. mtu ~ N sans 81 bsevaes 4
ESeoe1, ~ WI ssaauss shsir business
3 0oe - siao1 d DssUass . Rsifcsd In
noDDW11A M sspsssts merit asd lcye
y 1ssstAsosasssl ps,.sss6s g sss pss''s'
john y. S11rrORD.
fes. 81, 1881. s4-2w
.AdmtniDtrator'S Notice.
n Df70Rg 4 Administration having been
esoeee1 - Ne ~snssssisned on the -.
~ e Ann q. wiley, Deceased. by the
pssbsas Csoes u Psssla Ceussy, niss., al
- pd1ssasy sssu, 1851, thereof, sll per.
~hosine slains aasiea said estate sr'
noitfs1 u ss0s forward asd have
~ pst1asN1 81 ssRissessi within
9uuihed ~ Lao, Of they vill b.
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TuE STATE on MISSISSIPPI,
Pmoh county.

n ~ eAsssses ssvss ~ sssS ssssss.
A Rvlss before ths Clsvh of said Court,
81 Ne oase 10 W. towa Of Panels, on ,he
"a Mosday. 18Th day ~ February, lstl'
rtsass =. Ossss, 81 ~. Bin for Sale Of
x,,..s..A s.;..., .. a.. Land.
u s~ppsasisg 90 The satisfaction Of the
Ceustfpea dus proof that the defendants,
'rineshy nAinsy, Lucicn Martin, Niles v.
Martin. 4. Mlassvn Waller, Elizabeth Ora.
vsN, Msstha Lamb, l.. T. Craven, husband
Of csld Elisatssh, James Lamb, husband
n said 1oassha, Sarah Parker and y. Par.
her her hubbard, wylis Woods and Mason
Woods, ara non residents Of the State ~
Mississippi, and defendants 10 said bill, 80
that tho ordinary process " law cannot BE-
served on them and that the names ~ the
heirs Of Hiram Raney deceased, Rebeccn
Woodland deceased, Miriam Evans dccens.
ID, and Mrs. Woods deceased are oil up.
known.
Il 10 therefore ordered that the complain
ants havs q hearing on the facts charged IN
tho bill, unless ths defendants enter their
appearance herein and plead answer OF
demur 10 said bill On Or before the third
day Of the ncxt term Of this eourt 10 b.
holden 81 The Court House 10 the town Of
Pamela, on the tn Monday after the itl
Monday In March, 1861. and that a copy oil
THE order DO published Tor tho space Of
month before said third Day Of thu ssit
term In tho "pAnola Star,"s ncwtpnpcl
published In tho town " Pamela ~ sai,
County. A true copy Of the original order
Tssis A. n. KAyBUkN, Clerk.
WAsp ) ypors, Sol'trs Tor Con's.
I'd, 20. 1881. nS.iw
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CAUTION.

Az s@ssis sspsisstplsa pssssss ere 81.
tempting b pala Oh % sAs s~eseslsssiss
pebble, inissiisss Of ny fsepsssd 0lss,
would Uuotse I'll pessses 10 ess1toe -
To- uss6Hoofna. 0as>e Shat ~ ful1 ua0e,
WWA1O1N6po rnkpAnpO 0lUks
Il q Ne ssssits vssrr9; on esesse are
swiadsluS eeantafsIta ~
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The following endorsements Of
CEPHALIC PILLS,
will convince all who suffer from
HTADACHD,


SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is within their reach.
A. these Testimonials rsrs unsolicited BY
Ma. SrALpisa, they afford u%nqnnfion-
able proof Of The epiedcy ef this
truly scientific discovery.
M.sosvuis, Conn, Feb. 5, 1861.
Ma. SrALniNa.
Sir have tried your Ccphnlic Pills,
and I like them ~ nell tina, ! want you to
send me " dollars worth more.
part u these arc Tor the ncighbors, to
whom sHvs q few out Of the first boz !
got FROM you. Send tho Pills BY mail, and
obligs Your Servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
IixkRsonp, Pa, Feb. q, 1881.
Ma S~rAlpisa.
s,r--i wish you 10 send me n more box
Of your Cephslic Pills, ] hare rseeirsd a
srsai deal Of benefit from them.
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN SroikuOuSE.
Sprues Crssk, HsnfsHgios Co., Pd.,l
January u, 1861.
Il. q. s~vAtpiso.
sir--you will please send ~ two boxes
Of your Cephalic Pills. Send them sm'ns.
d'sssly. Respectfully yoas:,,,
p. 81 hare used ons boz NJ your PtIis,
aud md them ssesiissi.
Bell Vernon, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
us>sy q. S~rALptsa, ks9.
please end incles~i twenty. I've cents, fc'
vh,sh send me- another boz ~ your Ceyhs'
lie pills. They ara are truly the best Pm
fksrs srv tired,
Direct .STovkk, '. NJ
Belle vcsscs, wyandc', Co., y.
Beverly, Mas, Dee. II. 1880.
II. q. S~vslp,Sa. kse.
wish for some csscalass or large shot
, bills, 10 bring your Cephalic Pills NOR
p~asstculsvly before MY customers. II ycl
have ANYTHING Of the hind please send to M
Oue d my eussomess, VIM 10 subject :
severe Sick Headache. ~(asnally lasting ~
days,l ,rss cured Of an Attach In one hon
, BY yonr PILL. which ! sent her.
Respectfully yeurs,
w.B. WILKES.
Rsymoiisbwry, Yrsnkiia Co, Ohic.
January ., is6l.
!, usSav G. SrAlstsa,
No. u Cedar st., n. Y.
. psss sm-lnelosei aad twenty Eve e.
10 IA - 49, vtaNxUkuI
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
paxotA COrNrY.

colliss & waldran, A~..sehwss. Issued
wn. A. Owes. SJsssies II the Peace,
- the 3lss dsy cf January, 1891. Ia favor
Of said Collins 4 waldsaa, asd against the
estate Of said Wm. A. Owen, Tor seven dol.
lars and afsy eeass. In jsssics's court held
~ Sssjis b The Cossiy 81 Psncla and
ssass Of 1~issi~ipvi, ssd said said attach.
mest bsias levisd On n deuijcha 81 Lin
sssi oil - eae beg o. White Iced.
The tse01ass b ksssey sctised that ~.
lee As spssass n ni1 court 81 the NEXT
Osvu ,bsspse - b. kssd II Ssvais on the ID
Saturday 81 l1sssA, 1851, and plead to said
as6ss, jsAEness viii bs ss'esea sss shs
IN. n. BUTLEK, J. p.
~. Is. teoo. s-lw
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PAsa.sRgLPnhh,

a Bsasroieat I~HsiiiWi,on, ssfsblished BY
spscici en1o,rmsnt, for The Reii.f Of the
Sick and distresssd. afflicted eith r~iruieri
and epidemic diseases. and especially for
the eurec u disease Of the Serudi Orgdns.
AZ EpicAL ad,iee given gratis, By the
WI netting Surgcan. to all who apply By
letter, with = description Of their condition.
l,gs. occupation, habits Of life, &c.,) and
IN casss Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nished free II charge.
Valuable Reports on SpormstofrhrA, an
other Diseases Of the sexual organs, 40
on the New Remedies employed in the Die
peusary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Two or three
stanps for postage will be acceptable
Address DR. ]. SkiLliS norsnsos, Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association. No. ?
South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa. By Of
der Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HARTwEfL, President.
0so. RAiRcnitb. Secretary. n39.lv
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oanaburgS.
Blaos, White and coloted Cambfica,
White Linen Drill,
White Linen Table Diaper,
T0voling,
Tosolls and napkins,
brown Linen Table Diaper,
Trash,
Bifd.eie Diaper,
Irish Linens,
Blay Linen,
Fliow.oaHcs,
Cotton,
Furniture Prints,
II 4 Brown and Bleachei Sheeting',
Furniture aud Apron checks,
BLACK, Brown and White Hollands,
tnnvas aud Paddings,
White aud Colorcd Selicia,
1ablo oil Cloths,
American t,inghams,
French G~ingbnms,
Marseillc- Quilts,
Satin, Damnsk.
Curtain Cambrics,
Mohair Dcbcge,
Furniture Firing,
Black and Fancy Cloths,
Cassimeres,
French and English Drap D'Ete,
Honcy-,' ombdluilts,
Bod Ticking,
canton flannels,
Plain i Iwilled Nankecns,
Roll Camlots,
ohambray Bingham,
Corset Jeans,
Printed Muslins,
Jaconet Robes,
0rgandie Robes
! White Jaconet.
swis, 4 Null Muslins,
Plain Nninsook,
Striped Naiusoos,
Victoria Lawns,
Bishops Lawns,
Barred Muslins,
Striped Muslins,
Swiss Edging,
Thread Edgiug.
Jnconct Edging,
Swiss lnccrt,ng, Thread incsr,ing
Jaconct Inserting.
Swiss and jncone, flouncins,
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DRESS GOODS.
|CEOAKS AND SHAWLS.
Ne have iii sorss and .. all prices, except
1aish Price.
our STOCK or TRIMMINGS,

10 very Tasty and very extensive, sas ~
can pat then right dom 10 the lowest pos.
sibls prices.
We feel grateful y . friesds for the
veg liberal share Of patronage alrsady be.
slowed upsa -, ssd hspe By stsdicus ~.
pliesiioa 70 Ne interest II ~ friends end
he psblis esnesally 70 neFitt The sanes and
II vIev of IL fset tkas 81 psfeAass THE
fan = lsfsss 81 tslias ~ ssssitssesisa
The shcss1ess Of tke psg1eoe crop, Ne hare
nashed 81 sosls q ~ lswsis sossibls
fissss eivso n bsfere bsyise else
vAos - n 10 sAsv sesas vkssIef We
KsfSlf . soRsBY.
raasls. Ser. Is. lss" sss.li
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7 OFFER for sale . valuable quarter sec.
ton Of land, situated fouf Miles esss
Of Sardis Depot; about thirty five sssss
cleared. With houses and u orchard.
Txnus.-Ons-half down ssd he balance
10 twelve nosshs.
Feb. s., 1861. n3.Sn
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Panoid County.

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Panoia County.
- sAs tAssssvr ssss ~ sseS tssssS.
A. Rulss before tho Clsrt 81 said eourt,
d bic o2cs in the tosn Of Pamela OF tho
ID Aiondy the 18th day u February, 1861.
d. q. Henderson,
Va. thnneery.
Martha A. Tsclss, 9, ally
Il appearing TO the satisfaction 81 the
Court from due proof that tho defendants
Mania A. and Margaret Tucker sss non.
ss-iicn, defendants 10 said bill. md with
out The limits 4 said State, 80 that tho or.
binary proesss Of Las cannot DO served On
them.
Il IL therefor. ordered that tho cowplain.
aat have . hearing On the facts charged In
the bill, ueless The defendants eNsst Their
sspsAssnss herein sad plead answer o.
deaur 70 said bill On or before tho thir,
day Of The .nsst term ~ this Court, 10 b
kolasn q The Cevst House In tho town ol
Pamela on The ith Monday after the III
MosAsy 10 March. 1881, asd that = cor,
Of this order b publishes Zoe the space 0
r,ssh before ssiA third day VI tAs eel,
tern In the " Pamela Ssss.ss uswspape
psblisAsd IL the town 81 rancls In sai,
oeass. Atsue copy 81 the original order
rssss. AN RAYBuKN, Clerk.
WAssA vco,.. sud llsaancs, TAvtca
NAavts. scl'p. for Com'ts.
Web. ~, 1901. SS.Aw
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ny virtue Of IN srecutisa In my hends,
issued from the Circuit Coar. 81 Pas
ola county, Mississippi, 7 viii, on n ndsy
the let dav Of April within lsvfal hosrs
sell st publie s%u.tion. 81 the reust uo.es
door n said county. TO the highest bidder
for cash, lots No. | and2, IN blsek !, y. J
town Of Panels, together VITA ell Ne rieas,
title, claim or interest either atlew o. e9uay
Of Thomas B. Randolph, in aea y sad less.
Levied on - the property q 80 ihcnss
3. Rssdolph 10 saiisfy - sasesas'si u isv''
Of Thomas B. CLARKE.
SAesif Of rssola Go.
March 8, 1881. ns.sv
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TuEFraTl ~ Htsslsgippi
IsHsls rssstg
VOL, &,

TuE ETATl ~ HisslsTirPi,
Fs#sls fissstD
N ~ cnssessy ehvsr NJ ss,a cous'y
Al a<mtsssss ~ fIsss N $50 pss'i
"a ~ - IL ~ tsss N Fsssis - W.
Nss11ssisth az " fsbssssy, 1901
less: '''' MI =, al. .,i.sa
h sppSsnhg ~ ~ ~siaseslag y We
aysss fran fsa pfaef that ths tsfe edssss
t4si pssss, tssfs# ffafbia, Hpfsss F1ses,
Nuiiam pesa. ista fsssf Hssssh PYs
~, Naney fawsf, thfshefh Poser stephen
vs.ss, Jshs rssaf, James fsssf, fsllihs
sgmmsfs sha Ttamss HgHmsfs, Alph'us
Its.ssy az I%Ies.sh sgs HHsus, pgss,,
are see ,ssliesla, aiels ~isfssiaht. ~ SAID
illl. sed wiiheai The limits ~ ths State "
MISSISSIPPI, o. iIa The sfdlasfy pfsess.
al lee ssasss he ssffsd IN then, AL !,
sls, sppsnfisf thai the name. ~ ihs shil
asss sei hsip N Janet psvsss dseessei
sl 0ssnslis Psssf deceased, NJ David
pssss ieesassd, and tbs nmmas NJ spme u
NE children ard hsifs ~ Edwsfd Foss'
Iessssi and HeIIo~sy Poser deceased
sfs sssaosa. al defendants " said hill
hts hefsfofs ordered TIM, ihs romplaln
ant hays 4 iaafips On The facts charged y
the hill, ahlss. tie defendants enter ihsll
appearance hfein and plead answer n
dsmm ~ said bill IN NJ befufs the ihif'
dsy NJ The nest term N this court, ~ b
holden Al the tionft oasa In The town n
Pamela, N tho fih Mohi ay after The III
Monday IN March, 1851, and that . oop'
N this order bs Published for tho space =
one month before said third day N VI
said term, In the " Pamela STAT" n nevs
ysper published IN the town " Pamela "
said State. 4 true copy 81 the origin"
ordos.
Tss's. A. NJ, NAfHNNN, 'lsft'
W M ooIs, Sol'ifl Tor CONT
Web. 20, 1861. nol~
M
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CTRAYED from the enclosure Of he m
- dessisned, ten miles Scuth-east Of
Psncls and cae mile iron Eursha % "
2lst u February. Do darh irua essy pcssy,
With heavy main sad tail ssavsll 6silt iss
HE hiehsh. The othss q dafk bay posey,
white hind fessa stas n ~ fsfsAssa, two
slre In the left ear.
Any iuformation about then viii b
thankfully received. 81 espsasen o. tsssbls
psia for 4 ~ srs ssasa %.
EsrSls ?. O., Mis-.
March 1.1si. se-ss
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HOOP SKIRTS.
Fan cy Dress Silks,

bOO |
Fancy Dress Silks,
Blue Silks;
White Silks,
Green Silks,
Pink Florence SILKS,
Grcs. du phine silks.
White, BLACK \ Pink Satin,
Silk llandkcrckiefs,
Linen iiandk,rvhiefs,
Linen Cambria udkfs.
Cotton ilnndkerchicfs,
Black Fringe,
White Fringe.
Fancy Silk do.
Fancy Dress T~rimmings,
Fancy Dress buttons,
Fancy Head Dresses,
Coiaurcs.
Sett Bracelets,
Necklaces,
Iacoae, and swiss Collars,
Sleeves in Sets,
Black Lace Wells,
Love Wells,
Green peragc,
Brown Bersge,
White Bsrass,
Belts,
Hosiery,
/ Gloves,
Elassiss,
LACE MANTILLAS AND POINTS,
white Berags Mantiiss and shawis,
RnApY.MApr CLOTHING
For Gentlemen and Roys use--a full 90.
,ort,nens, ct 0EOCCCD no0GEn.
=. nave the largest stock Of Ladies, Misses,
Gents asd Boys HATS that has ever beer
brought 10 this place. Also, srismsd and
unframed BONNETS. Bonnet, Cap, Lut,
string end Satin Ribbons,
, Cmhareo0as and Parasols'
ullDWllE AID CUTLERY,
China, Glass and croctery Ware.
Tobacco, Scyars and Sns6.
shot. Powder. Caps and Lead,
Tubs, Baedcss, Well wheels,
:, Well Bsekess, Grsss
and Csstsa Rope.
!; Dup and Medicines,
Sooxe arr s9o0e,
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ket.
}. School i ,hs and Stationery, Msnordsn
Day and Pass Books, Account, Cap,
Letter and Note Paper, Blaak,
Notes, Geld Pens 9th Silver
cases. Gsld and Silver
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-04-11

SAVE TIE PIgCESI
ycoNouy, DISPATCH,
szrssA Srucn m Ttss SAvssNiSr."A
A. seeias.ss vili happen. even in yell
seeulossa fanilies, u 70 very desiFsbie To
hsve ssae eheep and e~cnveniss. vsy ios
repairing pusNisrve, Tcys; Cscstssy, Ae.
sPALDInoB PnBPAnDD GLUE
meets al sueh emesseseies, sod % house
can Afford 10 he without n. II u always
ready and ur to the sticking point.
.UsHruL IN EVERY HOUSE"
n. IA Brush accompanies each bottle
Price s cents. address,
HENRY c. SPALOtNG.
No. - Cedar street, New fcst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
ANTICIPATED RIOT IN JERSEY CITY

Fairly Last evening an American ~ 'vas thrown to
the breeze from the top Of the buildr The Ameri-
can Siandard office. THIS doue by order Of Jesse
Wandel owner Of the property, who feared that
damage would be done to the building.
About clock in the evening, party 81 about two
hundred, mostly boys, from 10 TO 20 years of age,
marched through the streets with hags hoo,ng aud
yelling. They were led hy Mickey Free, the pede,.
uau, who WAS attired in q continental Uniform.
Mickey VIZ kept in nearly perpendicular position by
Two young gentlemen with whom he was locked arms.
The Independence Guard Capt Grahsm, met last
night at the Hudson House, for the purpose of drilling
About POO persons present. Sergeant Hughes
called for an expression in favor Of the Union which
was responded to 10y every member present.. The com
pany will held themselves in readiness 10 respond 10 the
call Of the Governor at an hours notice, They arc now
recei> ing recruits and desire TO have their company
number 100 strong.
The Hudson Guard, Capt. Hopper, met last night fol
drill and received 30 new recruits. They meet on Fri
day night TO take action in reference to the national DIFF
fc stes,