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Tie 7M ". y. Regiment March through
q Mob Of 900 Re6els.
CE. SCOTT EXPECTS TO DIE UNDER THE
STARS AND STRIPES.

ST. Lours. April asth.
Gentlemen just arrived At New York.
who left Montgomery on Saturday, say
JEFF. Davis was there. A letter fren,
Pensacola says Major Tower. Of Massa.
chusetts. vas in command of Fort Pick
ems. The steamer Atlantic and friga,e
Macedonian had arrived. II was said
arrangements had been made for an
assault BY 500 men on the fort. on the
night Of It's rsinfosesmen,.i it is ,hersfore
deferred
Mr.. Bartlett Of the Evening Post. ar.
rived last night from Washingsss. On
Monday. ?. H.. Gen. McCulIock Was II
Alexaadria with 5000 virgini.ns. L.
is reported that the President said to
she Baltimore deputa.ion. Monday that
if the passage Of the U. 8 troops was
again obsuuctsd. he would lay their ci-
y in ashes. Four thousand barrels Of
-four. bound to Richmond, we're seised
at Georgetown Sunday.
In letter from Secretary Seward To
Gov. Hicks, Of Maryland. who had re.
qussted the President 70 send no more
troops that thro' State. and had also ab.
ssrdly proposed asking the British Min.
lister atWashington to act as mediator
between the rebels and the Government.
Mr.. Seward replied that the people of
the United States can settle their own
Differences without calling on q Euro
pean monarchy 10 do il for them.
c. Wright. Of Oswego. from Wash.
ington. Gays Gen. Scot. remarked 10 .
group of gentlemen who had pointed 70
the report Of bis resignation At this
hour Of trial: "No. s;rs-plssss God. Il
will 6ght for many years yet for THE
Usion. and that. too. under The protect
ing folds Of the Star spsngled Ban.
Der."
Direct. adviess fro. Annapolis BY
|etters and travellers. 70 four O'Clock
Tsssday. cay the 7tb Regiment ofN.Y.
Md the 9th Of Mas. were there. A
largs force Of secessioniss lay between
'hsm and Washington. Communica-
ion y psriect 70 Annapolis. The Gov
,rnment has seized all The vessels b.
veen there and Harvs Dc Grace. The
lspot is occupied BY three companies
4 Massachusetts troops. Gen. Butler
declared that as som % the troops
rhich left New York Sunday afternoon
rived. lie would msrch 10 Washing
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1H1 WAR.

80 AOW ~ TIE uSIoSt OF civil
var shieh bas probably never been
parallsled in the history Of the world.
20 The fuli extent and devastation Of this
d dsssdsd conflict depends upon d. &C.
zion Of the Border Slave States. II
. shey remain neutral and leave the cot.
Ton Or seeded States to contend .inclv
With The government. The strife must BE-
short ard the carnage but limited; bat
Il de whole Southern States unite
aagainss tie government. the var win
. b proIooged and the slaseh.e, i'm.
nenss. 7a- ~
=" We are hopeful that The Union feel
ing IN Missouri. Kentucky. Tennessee,
Maryland and Delaware. viii pr.ven,
sho's States from committing auicide
by rushing blindly into the jaws Of
obstruction. It Is true. a, this moment
shs city Of Baltimore is under such rule.
and The mob is composed Of secession
'sts OF she worst stripe: bu. this city
has been cursed With this same mob
Tor fifteen or twenty years: and .hough
ait is now rampant. and has the city and
part Of the State under control, 10 yct
hope that the better portion Of the peo.
pie will finally arise and pu. it down. aud
hill il Of. We may hear of the burn
ing Of the eity to-norrnw. which would
b . terrible calamity. but not equal to
the fsrced secession Of The STATE.
We confess that our confidence in the
Border States is not - great q. We
could like. They are al. officially. in
ihs- hands Of the traitors. There are
secession governors in Missouri. Ten
nssses. Knesseky. Delaware and North
Carolina; and they have bssn elected
With s'direct vies to The present crisis; |
and thsy saa almos. force their States
INTO rebellion. Alssady they have rs- |
fnssd TO respend 70 the call Tor volun- |
teers. spd their efforts are Ill directed
against the government aad- for the
traitors. Virginia he's already seeded. !
and her example win probably be fol.
lowed By North Carolina and Arkansas
soon. and the others after. Indeed, il
may no; b . month sniil the whols Of
ihes ere IN sPss ssvult II %. they
gill sll b smisasn with . curse.
n Il propesea, b. the stroagsst sad
nost slssa e H. ssssssieuish Of de
Dssass 6ntsss - Senaior Breckinridgs
- Ksstacky. Who is making trsmend.
- ssers e s,,ry bic S.ats oss Of tie
Qnise. .sbas The Border .Slsses shall
- II aIssssssiss Of hssilis;es vish .
viev % csn,proaaise. Now. il sueb .
rscpoddoo came ksm The reliable Up- ,
- Aen lof lose States. il wosIA be
0oslb pns eon6denaiso: bat iron the
yss.ies q shs Usios. Il las strong |;
~ 4 fsashsry-s + .,oet. like an
ilEet y Gpis li1a faf; tie sssss % per- .
fbss tlsis plass -abd esaaolida!s sl,eir q
pssess tof de consess; far no one Of =
- psd' wilI III . noneps suppos. !
Ait De sscsssionisls viii eitber pro. i;
,ose o. sssept any ccmpronise ,tha. 4
'caId possibly be uuit.d upen b! al !,
he States, or enough cl them 10 carr,
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Aehesrfal spirits The bsss nsdiei.s.
the best treasure. The best coapsaioa.
and the greatest blessing mortal =.
r1ttE4sf sAHtIss- 49,
ENJOY. ..aiasas asn ss r.R
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2spabHean County Convention.

.si. There will bsa delegate Republican
Convsation held in 0skalooss on Satur.
dsy. Asy iith. 1851. for the purpose
es electing two delegrates from Jsffer.
son County 10 the State Convention To
b held in Topeka oa the a2d inst. to
ae"ina'ss . candidate for Representative
! IN Congress: and for the transaction Of
any other business that may properly
come before The convention.
,alIa accordsncs With rule established
ssya former convention 70 govern the
spportionmsat Of delegates to the sew
sral townships. they viii be entitled 70
6elepafea m fo1lovs.
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- - oSOOsoSo~
WHEaRAs an issufrsction against The
0overnnsns Of The Uaitsd Staies has
broken cot in shs Slaiss Of South. Caro-
lima; Geesgia. Alsbama. Florida, 4i9n-
sippi, Louisiana and Texas. and the
laws Of the United States for the col
lection Of the revenue cannot b elect
uslly executed therein. eenfornably 70
that provision ,ef the Consrlutioa which
requires duties 70 b unifora through-
out the United States: -
And whereas . combination Of per-
sons engaged IN such insurrection. have
threatened to grant pretended letters Of
marqus 70 aush0riss the besrars shsreoi
to commit assaults on the lives. vessels.
and property Of good citizens. Of the
country, lawfully engaged IN csmmeres
'os the high seaA. and IN watsys ef he
UniSsd Ssates: 1st .gceA @iA'e
And whereas - Exsculive Procla-
nation has been already Issued. reqair-
ing the persons engaged in shsse dises.
derly proceedings 10 desiss thersffom.
calling out . militia force for the purpose
oi sspressing ths same. ssd cosvssing
Congress IN sxtraosdiaaty lsessioa 70
deliberate and determine thereon
Now. therefore. /. Abraham Lineols.
President Of the United States. with .
view 70 che same purposes before nsn-
toned. and 70 the protection Of, The
public peace aud the lives. asd property
Of quiet and orderly cisisens. pursuing
their lawful occupations, until Congress
shall have assembled and delihsfated
on the said unlawful proceedings. or
until the same shsll have ceased, have
further deemed it advisable 10 sst On
foot blockade Of the ports within the
States aforesaid, IN pursuance Of the
laws Of the United States. and Of the
law Of nations in such cases provided.
For this purpose compstens force vill
be posted 50 - % prevent entrance and
exit Of vessels from the ports Aforesaid.
II. therefore. with s view to violase
such blockade. avessel shall approach,
sr shall attsmpt u leave any Of the
said ports. she will b duly warned By
the commander of one Of the blockadine
vessels. Who win endorse on her register
the fact and date Of such warning. and
If The same vessel shall sgais attempt
TO enter or leave the blockadsd port,
she will be captured and sent 70 the
nearest convenient port. for such pro.
ceedings against her aad her cargo Is
prize. ~ may Be deemed advisable.
And l hereby proclaim and =declareI
that il any person. under shs prstesded
Of tho said States, or aay
other prstenss, shall molest . vessel ofl
the United States. or the persons orI
cargo on board Of her. such person vinI
b held amenable to The laws q tbsI
United States for the pssvensioa and |
punishment Of piracy.
In witness whereof. I have hersunto
set ~ hasd, and caused the |
# zeal Of the Untsd States 10 b. !
sf a6ixed. Done at sAs City oil
49,, Washington. this ninsteenth |
H. .. day of April.in the year Of our
tC~ Lord One thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty One. and
ot The lndependencs Of the
United States the Eighty Fifth.
"a, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the Presideut:
WILlIAx H. SswARD. Secretary Of State.
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na,yhhd ehys;a ps oct sf y p,ios.
No osil( Jail = b psrnit 70 lie
bstvgeu , ca y ssd 10y Btatss.
Thif ffebe 1on n Be- crusha prep
ert5 that - bsd seized ~ eSs-se-
taken at any expense Of blood and
treasure. He recommends an appso-
priation Of three millions and perhaps
Eve millions.
A requisiiioo has bsss received lol
81 moro regiments. making . total ol
SO regiments from Pennsylvania. The
0oSorcor reccomends . reserve Of TO-.
600 men.
The President has issued the follow
ing proclamation: -.,.:-..g +;
WHEREAs.for reasons assigned In my
proclamation Of iths 10th . blockade
of the ports Of The seeding States vaa
sstablished, and where's, pablie prop
erty has bssn SEIZED the scollsesioa. oi
revenue obstructsd. and daily eenmis-
ioned officers. while executing orders.
have been arrested, held q pfisonsrs,
or impedsd in sheir Glcial dudes. with.
ost legal prsosss, by Psssoas elaining
to act under the authorities Of V1giuia
and North Carolina: An efficient block
ads Of the ports Of those States viii be
established. gaia'oia 81 'aPli.i'43
(Sigisd)e aaHAlaAuAn LascoLs.
I IL aPpears that The 4Capsais 0sssral
Of Csba saubbsd he Ssalha. Com
missicners when thers. He didn't Eec-
ogninzs spsh . power - The .Copfsdsr-
ale S,atss. e ''' '''Sf =. -
RI. - - Lii L...r -. ..-..., = d.
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oSKAL0OSA, KANSAS.
WEDNESDAY. NAY l. 1861.
RePsbiioaa state Ceavsaaas..

4 State Convention will be held at
Topeka on the ssd day Of Nay. 1861.
Tor the purpose Of nominating . mem
bsr Of Congress. from tie State of Kan
'as. in the Thirty Seventh Congress-
The followisgis the apporsionment of
dsleaates: 4f -
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sssSs . Wv -SeAOssJ "~ 49, sessAsy sSsss'
forced with 600 men: also that the Bal.
timoreans had planted cannon toward
her. The commander ordered them
removed. which was complied with.-
Subsequently. another cannon was
pointed at her on another side, which
Was also removed. It is stated that an
agteemsnt had been entered into be.
tween the authorities of Baltimore and
the Government. for the rebuilding oil
bridges At the expense OF Baltimore. .and
the road would be iu running order ia
ten days.
Another account from Havre de
Grace says troops are being concsntra-
ted there from Harrisburg. It is said
no person is allowed 10 leave Baltimore
without permit. Two thousand stand
Of arms have arrived from Harper .
Ferry. Supplies of pork. -four and
provisions have been stopped. Num-
sreus seizures Of arms and powder are
recorded-oue Of 600 ksgs Of powder
for Baltimore. Eight boats on the Pa
tomac had been fred BY virginiaas.-
Nails between Washington and Annap-
oils have been stopped.
Tho Baltimore Sun says that although
Davis 10 not in Richmond. hs will be
soon. and will make his head quarters
there With an advance guard Of 5000
Carolinians. and will be rapidly reinfor-
ced. having ordered the enrollment Of
thirty shoasaad.
Ii is reported that A. H Stephens is
on his way To Richmond. and that g.
500 South CaroIinians and Gcorgians
are on their way 10 Portsmouth,. The
virginiaas have possession Of Nor.
folk. 80
There were 008 regular U. S. troops
At Fortress Monroe on Saturday morn
ing and moro arriving. 1t 10 reported
that the virginians talked Of storming
Fort Monroe. That. however. will not
be an easy thing to accou plish. as the
fortress is considered almost imprspua.
bic. The Virgiuisns think the fort can
be taken, but reckon on . great loss Of
life.
tn. 7,h M, yo,l R.v;m.,. !.
known to h. .t An,.ro,;. R.,,;mo,.
had sent troop. to ;u,ereent their march
between Ann.pol;. and The W..h;ov.
ton junction. Gen. Scott, picket. vere
or.du.llv extsud;no toward. Ar,.no,;.
junction from W.sh;ny,o,. Gen sco..
will ..sis. them il attacked. .. al L.s.
ards. The 9th Massachusetts Regime n,
will force their way up the Patomac If
they cannot return to Annapolis. All
families who can get away are leaving
rs fast As possible. A portion Of the
ten thousand arms shipped from the
Springfield Arsenal, have arrived here.
The troops are now ready for march.
Mr.. Simonton. the Washington cor.
Of the Times. who left Wash.
iugton yesterday morning. says, that =
rumor having reached Virginia ,ha.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott Vas about to risipn
IS General -iu. Chief Of the U nited States
army. Judge Robinson IN old personal
friend and classna,e OF his. came to
ON SUNDAY from Rich.ond
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The Charleston correspondent Of he
N. Y. Times says:a, ted JAZZ aai
Thirty naturalised ei,:s.ns. German
and Irish., who had been compelled to
enlist in the rebel army. positively rs-
fused to fire ss tie Aaer;eas fog. dur
ing the bombardnens Of Sumter. and
we're consequently sysstsd assd pst n
prisoa n CAerlsstea. saasss Aey ys re-
main.
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6saeral 1ews.
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
To the Daily Conservative sad Daily Ti.es

Ir. Seward thinks that Americana
can Settle their own Differences
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THE INDEPENDENT.
IuDlzsHED xvknY v8DnaDAY. N
oskal =, JsflefssH Csllty. lana
mrnaac, az, -essrn<sr,nsnsn,ou
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Single COPY 60 ysas, u advenee - o4o
Ten copies one year 10 90 o3dFeD A0
Twenty 80
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Ayers Catf1artic Pills,
foR ALL THE PURPOSES Or FAMILY pHYsle

arc SO composed that discase within the ,any. II
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Their penetrating properties seafch, aud aes ~.
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its healthy s~ittli;ies. IS q 0 nscquenrt VI sA,.s
properties, the Invalid who is howe rssn nth
pain or physical debility is a4tonished IT, iud If.
health or energy restored by a remedy 3, oree y
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Not only do they cure the everyday cop4p lsirss
OF every body, but also many formidable md
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pleased to furnish gratis my American Ar
continuing certificates of their cures aud dir
for their use in the following connplaiais; 4
ness, Heartburn, Headache aiisiug Iron dso
ST.. Oh, Nattseo, Indigestion, Pam in aid h Z
Inaction Of Tic Bo,eeis, ~Faatuiehey, Loss efA,
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arising rom u low state Of the body CT obstreisn
of its functions. They are an exec lent altetassf
for the renovation OF the blood aud the r-s,os
ton Of tons and strength to tic system dslsaH4lsl
b. disease.
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BIZ the use OF these pills n" periodic attack .,
fsFpo,ss or SICK Hefddrhe nay be prevented and Il
tshen at tbe commencement Of an attack immediate
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The CEpHATJC FTTJSare the resulF m lone i,x,,
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been In ue macy years. during whtch timp it,ev b,r.
prevented and relieved n ya I amount or bair ara
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nervous system or from d dsraagaa state or ~
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They a-" entirely sSgetahle IN their com ,o.,f,o,
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roTTcE.

o,rrcg socTUER> MuTrAL INSURANCE Co.,
Baton Rouge. FHb. 4. 1891
Al q meeting OF the board Of Directors, held this
day. IL was
Resogr.d 70 nay str pr cent. interest on the ontsfsr-
ding Scrip ri1ht ~, cent. u s'ntthoidara m premI-
sms paid BY them for the wear ending 1st Febrna v.
1851. and to declare 4 dividend ~ ffKg per e-nf. On the
matt ear ned preminms ~ the Cnn1panv fnr the yesr
ending 3Ist January. 1891. for whihh cert,fcata- will
be issaei an and after the lat day Of March NEXT.
II ,rss further Resoirsf, TO redeem the outstanding
ssrir for the year 1883 on presentation at the Office Of
the Cofnpan
s1- The Stockholders are hereby notified that m
election for tan Directors and fifteen Trnsrres- to serve
fr ths ensuing yesr, sill BE- held - the ofter Of the
company, on rhursdsyt the 18th Of March. 1871.
F.E HEBFRT,
lob IL #As Sccratarvs
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Foa TiiE SPEEDY cpaK OF

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,aad cannot aeeunaui.te in snfftrnt quantity
tv ripea into 4 seaae. Hence it's eYfa a.ers
yaiu@tle Tor ffottes.sn than cttfr, alad :as WI,
ever aufcr from ln7erfnitteHt<, il ilier anil
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YrsLANrI, MGR jan I4.ls6l.

NR, srstprSa-Sr--Spt long senre / sent q Won ~
q box 81 ~aephafic pills for the cure ri the narpous
Brsharhrs nd sioatirenrss. ard ~ecpiveA tho same
ano hsg Mad 80 good an egect lhat I lgas induced 10 sind
for more.
Please asnd by return mil. Direct 10
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The maj who does the most has
the least time to talk about what he
does.
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Intense mental activity, steadily
directed to some leading pursuit, is
the source of all distinction.
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As dreams are fancies Of those
that sleep, 80 fancies are but the
dreams ofothose who are awake.
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Ayers Cherry Pcctoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

poK TIE RAPID CURE or
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Patients in advanced stages Of tbs
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and ., I'M
merous are the cases of its cures, that assSr
every section of country sbounds in persons rub
iiely known, who have been restorcdf fota alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs ,, IT.
use. When once tried, its superiority ottf stM,
ether medicine OF its kind is TOO apparent 70 ssssps
observation, and where its virtues IRE kno~a, he
public no larger hesitate rkat antidote to enp.s!f
for the distressing and dangerous affections y tns
pulmonary organs that arc incident to our ei'iasis
While many inferior remedies thrust upon ne
community hare failed Ind been discarded, laa
has gained friends by every trial, conferred eenshts
on the afflicted they can never forget. ARD pf-
duced cures too numerous and oosreliafksDifa Y
be forgotten.
PREPAREDNBY
DIR. j.. e. AVER & co.
LOWELL. MASS.
For sale in Baton Rouge, ~
ns 10. 1850. 3. D. DAT.
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~ The young gentleman who
was kissed by two girls at the same
time, has nearly recovered from
the collision. He Is now able to sit
ap, and it is thought will soon be
able 10 return to his business,
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Mrs. Catherine Obery died in
Vienna austria, some weeks since,
aged 1l9 years.