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Nashville, Conn, tsb. ., I,6I.
MR- SPALDINGi- ~ t-a asa -.is-
.-sfi.- -StR:
lave tried your Cephalic Pills, and I-like them
so well that want yUp 70 se1f me two dollars worth
more.
Past II these aIe for the Hsgnb bors, ~ whom gave
a lew dut g tic first box g Rom you. -..r .
send the Pills By mail ans 'fhlige
onr ,b't servant,
BEL. JAN rs KENNEDY
..---i--- 7t.t.I.s ...f o..
1a-l 49, .'l AAYERToaD, Pa, Feb. 8, 1851.
Ma sPALpIGs i----.s-'f o. -----.' N Z.
sIR :.- t.i...-... .;.H
wish on to send me one more box OF your Ceph-
alc Pills, have RECEIVED great deal Of benefit rOni
them. Yours, respectfully, ...t BE-
iivHTfE Dd AAEAi iAHNlsrolA 4 40 ousE;;i Hs.A 81.
SfgutE CREEEi Huntington, Co., Pa. I
,L,--..l. q ti y tuuarl Is, 1851. -. -
q. 4 : SPAL ISG, -. tt- .i- +i--
SiE: ts1r -'' t
Agq will please send mel tpy. boxes Of yUuI Cepha-
H.; Pills. Send tllem- iunmed inlely.r- ~ -t-
q, ksspscif,ill5s yours --'ig
0ftaG 5,-'f JNG.t q. slMOES. g.
p. 81 have used Que hiI OF yoaF- ls-And mud
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C,phaile Pills accomplish tha oiject for which
theS were made, viz cure oi in all rs foFus.
~, From the EKaIaihers Norfolk sYa,l
They have been listed IN mpre than q thousand
cases, with sutiFe shccvss. i-7t-
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an aTfsE WtrH1 R&NAL Fisof ~ ?
~ suNURigfst
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rg5r rV,as s7ft'as
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-,-, From the st. Lopis issmoURkIF
ale ieiIAsnss demand f9r fbe y sls C0eFhAia rir)
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rtlssr BELLE.YERsas ehi5i 5au.} s,l-6I.
HESAF O. SPALDISo, Esq,
Please find ibclused twenty y-hve cents, tOr which
sou me another box ui your Gephalic rills. fiIey
arc truly the best Pills have. .eVer tried t...ii
O Difscf = { d Il "A. sPOHER, P, NJ
szr ..l Belle Vernon, WyandOt Co %.
VIlHTE BEyHIhT, Mass, iDee; II, lsfO.,
III, g. SPALDfh0, knqr .f-a .ft --fe l.'
a wish Ter some circulars or large Show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills part lar bblOTe
my spstomers. lfyOu have anything .h he kind,
plcA-e seud to me. -t arr-- -t.
OF my Customers, who Is subject 10 severe sick
Headache usually lasting two days,l cured 0i
an ltttACk ~ one hour BY lOur PIns, which sent
F'-3 v. r. WILKES. p
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'lttom ths AaYarLlssr-. Fr-0ay-Iden.oe. b. ii


Ths Csphaiic Pulls are said q be remarkably ef-
tett fUr the b. adache one OF the very
best for that very requeRt com sint which has aY
81 been discovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

qf, fFroR the Ge7otte. IavtAbdrt, IUWal
Mr. 80 'lding would not Connect his name-With an
artieie he dtt not knew 70 posHssa Eesl merit,
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lis MIRsnIi.is sAI.r-

1-E@EE-E--t -t-1-rt-r-E-
us. MARsHAL,s s SALE,
: .RrIcS ,. Heffons l.ui., ~ ssCireuit Court
-, " for The Eorthsrh District
DY FIRTUHs OF, A, WHIT OF
I'D YenditiOni ExpOnas ~ 1od frani said Court iu
Ihs above entitled cluss, % modirccted VII 0dsr
fer aaln ~ tbs south Dgur - the Paf Once IN the
City l8yeand, on Monday, the 18Th day bf March,
A. D. ls6i at te ln5ur q ~ 90 9ck n, u said day
the t1llqElug described land7 ane nsflls .itu
In aaid Dstrc yiLi-Lts Nos 3 snd west part go
fetj Of TO- lots Nos. 81 aud 50 In A. Bliss aliOtaeti
lots NOS 81 g. 10 ~ and y and IS IN Bliss Nay
hsB allotment iiid -lot hol3 in Fineents allot-
ment.
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q Disc s
pEBlIIFY oE EEsFoIs PRosFEsTIas.


| with al bad elsetl afisins Eherer1m, ineiadfng
DEBILITY OK NERVOUS PR0sTRaTlOE.
he hss succeeded In curtne cEiss ln fis CITY, sou-
] Of whom had elL pCuGed huhdred1 81 sailars with
esatyled p1ysician8, Who pr0las 10 rsaall nriFaif
lalaeies With sueoessl aud without -rsoefging the
~ n Sl;5,ia ~ eslei -, !, (,
aonIe Collegs On Londousor Pals - 1.rlrps sorr.
Others do tnr ths bufpose of end1ari1 t n nocanf
anu who hoid cot great e4 cfnsious ndrar 10 bs ~
als1sd. bnt y bal ~ GlBaOh mlght bo.st Of d
thlss that n6 = aule % give antIra satirtiyu Il
thoEe Wh0rsp0Ie 6nddousa iir his n ilifa--
ritFs amt ttat Be hi1 perfected - "A 1as1i sVsf-r
81 treatmoGt which cha lle1Ies ils fI.iri of Lgn-
don or arisi or any patent me.iIns "a tIa ior tht
radical cure o. seminal Weas 1es a1d al assasas "a
doFangemenEs, both mental and rdF6i,rI arisinG
nom aertlsl o. secret sbnso.
49, $500 menffhf
loilo We 8 it a. tala over ~ 1tllrs at Discovered
and hrsti fhs antn uaea-a 10 no sfpact diss1Fes.
able; ne uses no ROLES ui the dark aQes, such az
Mefcufys nor any Other dalcfeTiuus drug. SacondF
20 IN diei ar tas lissis lfad; Third
az treatment "a posliipe ane certain IN an cases
De STANDS prsparsd 70 60 ull public or priTal
hospital IN the United State aus Hu1ongtrsts. ~
iuiil9e luperiority ol hti Ree frorllant over an5
othez nov lIclIl' iQ u Eurld m nt of prompt
aiil oonveniearS
Dr. GlB1llN j. permanently located ln Cleveland
and has qqrtny fhf rast uillq llFt - par 81 many
oulca OF di8casea iWhich had lof years q 5ted AZ
2t1ef mode Iss,iiio.- aaT slea can = given to-
indlvduals b thq hizi pgcfahilityl 10 gsYean1i
Hoetdn, Now fdrl, 3nd other citlrs iu rrzarIf I'd
atii and illisgritF Ia ali p7ui5siutl lrin -
Dlspepaia, khuangflaIls 5llufula a1fl ati Eh73nls
- Agdicills sent 70 lA5 Fart % tha eeaarr~
o.. gIl lisoe s Nov WvEk e. FhguiosaESs ,or 90,
- E-s DR. & R'EESoE s..-s
q. .krefessof af EiaetToPatss as fe.t,c,,s
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IE1000 FOR -SAIsE.LANs oil
.SQtl gSS.ss Ten esnt, MeGtgasg Tor sl,ge.
iisf aa5 i4ae e A9s 81 1891 sSsI ME-
| FOR 8zfE, or EXCHANGE.
81 ACHES -0n Plank Road, four miles from City,
-i New aud large DWELLING, Barn, OErhard.i g.
I EUCLID PLANK tkOA p-7hetT- N4llsSn q Fenu6g
n n 9nR apd half acE5si handsome Rgilding Lot
ESrhRage for q Farm and pay difis ehce. srf7
100 ACRHS-F Et RRali ~ PIN lands, on Block 2iF.
-, u, ~ WiFeqpsins VIII SA0 OcaSh 80 exchange
- VI, e good farla-,7ri-l iif- E.Ete1 20 -
ehanRe for % acTas near hefC'ifYas, l' -'
GRI 4 aud SA " NIL La mill s8uff Of Clsvs-
land with Dwelling, Barn. iand tJts zaerts ui
lands =ls,iEg- God business. -h,xuhsE'Ea for 4
eiB50siE G0UR zRY REsfBEgUE-In a .Xll,
isGe y nlsies iroul tho tiiE By kailruaf l.arFe
1sts Niih eliOlee FarStyl o. frail. s. 40
caae1T hgcllrsa Risa li,lsnsse on lout time
OHIO ST House aud Lot with Barn, g., SI6Oa
N p E5ehanee FIR ; to u acres Sithin - miles Of
EfFEi ( STA BfsIeaByi= Z "A Rtf01 is-Qlith stock
- Hpfsiq ~ - giell located and doing
100 lpaIr letrh .nats sldr 3 Qrszing farm
HEH 1oe Ee9 oFerloekinS Lake
.ali tsll .aloI. Rouse and ilut-neW -
ExEhanse Cor some % acres near thu tliav. W
LIZ An Sf.rW0 0-stnry House and Lot. Exchange
NEBRASKA TERRlTORf-N' ar Nebraska City,
a. ai9cEes good lund. HxehaHgs fqr Ikuse aBd
z ~ Lot, 81 Fa6ant Lot. 2 - ---i ~ 4
- 5Is7 ROUsK = JERNiSes.
af si an SuperiCr street,
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tFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston
l7f1fltH I. seEy slifr. laiI t39Tllls a.adaehe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

Try theHTlsy 0u that dfe dfiictsd aud we arc sure
thai OUr testiuioI Cdu Be aldr II the already nU
ueIons list THAI has reCeiFsd htuedls that no other
med3eine can produce ssit ,t - .ssi.r.2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

= a9p.la,a,5i'.Is ]. lIli'I..a.9eees' @ i'fl7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

i.lssfe aaf.ft af,ll tif % FT-rrf l'.f -fr eHttsi
b., From ihe Advertiser, Ffogidsnce, r. IL
hlost fU8 psetaDl5 QUARTERS, ~. fIE I
! r,.. fknyu Abe B4ilJ News, Newport, Il. III
Cephalc pills are taking the place of ali kinds.e %
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N TITEronthe m sou,h.r,,- q IN Fi15oT,I Mol

We are cure that persons suffering with headache,
n h1 try them, wall sti0k 70 thtrn -I,t
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A. Paris letter "a the Daily News tncntiO = a
tuinqr ln sfcrediiei quarter hat Prince Meter
atAi ju-t cdaimnnlraied 10 NJ 1houyenHl au im
.,rtai,t note from the Court at Vienna ass, = ihs
'itr,in that the Austrian Government derlars
,,,s~rto N rvEyts, NretH EmanueI King Of lisiy-
: al a. Fnrpnee WiihdrayFs her ltage ir1ni Rom,
ia. WI 'inan thteiS replace tiiem by as Ausi
rlan array ahd n tlft ieyelEii'mists make H..
i,,s, ui03eiiciJ IN FliltiS'or hungary she 'rii
sfuss the Miueio ~. f-a
eTka tLna4niah, stram1r &C thr GliWity lane.
was IDS rIiasj f9sa lluR March 18th for n Juh;rz
In the iI0ust Uf E0stls on tDe lsf. Lpfds SGf
haiihy aad MAi5uFy attacked the ShIjiiaisn
iluvrrument aud denounced the policy of Eng
hand i'a
rhe Paris Pauis asseFls the French stily wa
,tH tpqut Rome
LATgsT BT rELEs RAPR TO QUEEEsroWE.tr :
LIvERPooA, March 3d.-Breadslufs cldssfi duh
dl unchanged
Provisions dull ~ s'i' 't
.I.vu0Ea SEnRhiy 9phiiik --Cjlis6ls clos ! a
b std9fiE 4 En nioliey sefs{d9lsS un;aceOnnt.
Z .lhieiiddi atecbS-- Ahnuis Central shares y =
aa6ts aiseoniff Hrie 2fB@2sk n Y Central
10 1 Y for eNtta coupons. ''
The Arabia bFing- 96OuO0 IA specie ..,..-.
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sPAIDINYs PREPAKEB Gu

Bas-A singls bottle Of sPAhDfSG's PREPARFi
GbUEW.tl save ten times IL cost annually "a
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Issd to the ie.upo ,msa
ii and q.gdinsuch ns7
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AnRTvAI oF THg ARABIA:

C,pt.in stunt ,pr uafArahia, telegraph from
III "a IN. y Asnul.hip Austria bs'a az
1a. .0i ~ i,,i,.ist,yl March 3d, haWuA O.. OXEN
- .,,,,-sg la longitude 3d. tier niaiis nud IA
myers are on b0ard The Arabia all well
EsS2agiT, 49A1HY'l rFffaYAp
Rosln heavy. ant holde Of inferior qah ailrs'
r..sng "a fhe .lRrSei .,ln,nm 4,-H8f.9
,Sn5l', z z IsYg,g3,,gy 3,I,,i ~ ""' ''' WV
'1'eu VHY.s1 ws. ~ sO's5 Az, Bro. rr,air wusot
ut.t and steady,
Iron dun
s9Sarh, avs ti ft,ei,u,d eaG's
Nsiier h.h
Sli,i6- Of. t4,.le si,E,v hva,y ~ dT5i
" islht,- tr1nW dtai
I.nSpsS MaSFr hAakki .-,'nusul. elo.rd 80
rilay A. pltselel- 4. hnnYs .ANia.&4N po' a
yi'nt Helich Ia tr mrs Of Eug'a'l =, !,
nee lat r.tnrns GSl6,@O 'nry u.fhant
Aith an actV mamd cur''ir' nnal'e'e" ah'
lac market uut
hulltlcn. news duil
he ,rige Of Mersine by Admrh fersah" "''
n4u expected 10 BE- cUlnmrucrd - N
The French Stiate was -ilriediy debFii"s "D
/ address 20 the Throne.
ISf Hsass OF Commons debated The syria"
| lm stlOn. The conduct of the French trq'l' ~"
/ ft.rpfW IN condemned
.L0ud Jlhn RUSSELL aflIW'iped. thf 'Seenp1'l'l
4 lsd been useful btit drlii, ~ t deSnahlf '''-
| i,iuate 10 a. sOnn pussih.t t,.,s q.
Thr Grat Shir CnnIa.y Ia. adopGi W" ~ p.
nri al,eady pu6lishei, rht ship viii prob 'o'y
| b. ready a. Nf NINTH iur N''yuge 10 Ahf]l'A
rhe Dakr OF sutherland &, dead
| Ite Frvnch Svuate was warmly d'bRilns "a
"A NJ ansl rcs,On q tp,th GsapcroE,s speech
Prime. Napoleon Iu~jih,'l the policy Oi flcd'
! an aud % n'lrre,l sulnc y mIihAthrio Wufds 'rla
I've o. Vrulc, bat wi'ud depiurc an untine y ~,
scI Tie opposed union of the tenpprll and
1 pi.ttaaf bower tilie Pope bat stir fhe indrpeu
i j. noe otilr Phps slnHst b. Insured.
A pas,ornt lei ruhy fhg b'shop Of l,oseti i,iS CON
D4riug the EmperOr 20 P0utiOns filaieJ created
4rt.ai rNeltemrnt The 00vernmept was drbat
~, sn,,,s ,tnF arr sn,l sgeA iyat 6sf l5c
i ,,Ihg sivgs OF Myssirt VA. uSlE strd 20 com
ac,rr 10 a fcS days The SgiiHiais occupied
tht height commanding the Citadel II J. al,
/ the resistance ed the Governor Oi the Clthdr
truse from ordaFs OF Francis 2d. -...rr
tsepFpseutal from FcrsiEa FeHers ~ Mrs
is,i protested agai - ihs saH'agr thai mgh
! Thrrr W,re tearhai inundatlnns Of Galetz an'
s-lii rlirsis i Ths, n ", W rN rlvd druwhtd an'
i ir,n,-ns, oiuutii irs uf ETIhl lost
j. Lhta -GaverpaT-of 81 ftaersborgA announce
/ bal no GoYeyIuueu m1Rsure FelahFeio pen am
! will be pub ighrd the Cd Of March --,t
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/ y REYRbLDsBUE1. franklin Co., OhiO,l-'
.f..-a - +'l , January z i56l. ..g
HEsEI C. sP4saDiSe, - 'f -'' I
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-o H e. yYasIaN & 1ON GOs-fi.
Nav OAK, e.
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rsod,4ro ridiiW ein77 2 ,TailaDp 1sq
.szaT ,yinuoJ
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:Cusl gu" aud gantps.

80, b. raa,'u 5l .afu Eiri-,arJ isa,is .lslHp $40
frrs7Iihn 20 fsrr { arf1
sIHHnF % rtLl.n ~
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DSPALDING's pREPARED.GLU.EI
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLjF
sFALDINa.s -PRBPAaED eLUE

As accidents Will happ n, won 10 we'll regulated
amilles, u is very desfable 10 lave sous cheap and
solynisnt ,Fa5 for rdpairing Fhrhithfs, cTuckery
Toys &c., &c. ..a,- ..a-r .,.I,II -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
NUMBER 8s.


BAJrTKoRH Nay 3l,--Sh0rtly after mid.
night party Of disorderly men approached
the picket guard on Federal Hill. The camp
guard hailed them twice, and receiving no
reply, fred. One man was wounded. They
arrested six Of the men, four Of whom, after
examination this morning, were discharged,
while two were detained for investigation.
Extensive war preparation were making at
Fort Monroe. Troops were pushed forward
rapidly toward tho interior, and IL was
thought an attack on Norfolk, by circuit
GUS route, was shortly 70 be made.
George B. Jackson, Of Baltimore, Suffers
Clerk at Monroe, was arrested on charge Of
holding Communication with the enemy He
was sent to Fort McHenry, and arrived this
morning.
BosToN, May 3l.-4Caleb Cushing addressed
a company om Newburyport, previous to
their departure to New York. he said they
were engaged in glorious cause, and their
country would come out Of it brighter than
ever.
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Southern Runiabism- -BeaureGard Hoard
-r Rrns., te.f ] .t..


The Albany IN. " EVsning Journal pub
fishes the subjoined interesting narrative.
The last paragraph gives some news Of Gen.
efal Beauregard-the mysterious BeauFe.
gard: .Ca---tzl fif-. i'Ba- 90 eet 1i
We have just had conversation with e.
B.Ayer, formerly Of Manchester, New Hamp-
shire, but more recently of Houston, Texas,
who arrived here Sunday morning from the
Sunny South. He is gentleman of culture
and Intelligence, is recent graduate Of the
Medical College Of Louisiana, and Is the
owner OF a plantation and some tWenty-four
slaves in, the State Of Arkansas. While
some Of his statements are almost incredible,
we can see no reason to doubt their truth.
Mr.. Aver had recently gone to- Houston TO
practice medicine. IRefusing 70 accept q
commission in the Southern army, he was
denounced as an, g HAbolitionistv and de-
liVefed over TO the fury Of the mob. For-
tunately brother of Major Anderson, who
resides az San anIAntonio, was IN town, INTER-
feIed in his behalf, aud eaYed his life. He
left on the 18th inst, glad to get away on
any terms. On the night previous he saw
= two men=natiFes of New Hamps pshire-tarred
and feRthered, rode on rail, and afterward
Arriving at New Orleans on the 18th, he
found the city in state Of the widest ex-
element, A "Teign of terror" the most abb
soluie prevailed. Having uttered some I'M
guarded words, he was taken before ethe
I Vigilance Compittee and Immediately orr
deTed TO be shipped 70 Montgomery, Ala.
there TO bepropsrly oyerhauled and disposed
OF BY the rebel government. !, Through the
interference Of Senator FitBpatrick, whose
son was q class mate Of his, he succeeded not
only in aYertirg his fate as q suspected spy,
but also in prot uring pass 10 come North.
He wac put aboard the cars in charge Of "a
efieer, handeutfed and closely guarded, and
SO travelled until he reached Nashville Tenn,
when be was finally discharged from GUS
todY. ,ggTls EnpL ~
f He informs US that be travelled seyersl hun
dTed miles through AlsbamA and Georgia on
the came train with General yBeapregard,
who had been prganizing the Sseessi0l forces
in Texas, This would furnish g key TO his
mysterious diseppearaneep aud the eonse-
quent rumors Of his death. General Reaure-
| gard was the recipient OF numerous oFatlons;
had grand reception az Montgomery, made
| speeches at Columbus And other points and
eonfldeI tly predicted the triumph Of the Sc.
eessiOn cause, and the routing OF the "yandal
hoTdes' ofiths free States. Bodies Of troops
| we're moving toward Lynehbprg and otheI
| points in firgipla, and the war tever ran
high He describes the troops a. generally
ilftd and W'cIAd, and many Of them IN
! eimed - esq eAaIlr- y r9.i-r4gHI .
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TnE PsRf's aIIsTREse.
BY nonEnr BnowHrxa.


rTh's slngulatlY musical and truly beastifulpoem,
though fBmilAr to the readers Of Robert Browning,
we have rarely seen in p,int.-BD Pnrssl
There's woman like dewdrop, she's % purer
And her robe hearts the noblest, yes, and her
sure faiths the surent: ...
Ard her eyes are dark and humid, like the depth
Hidi The SsteJsiii; while her tresses, SUMMER
than wild-Erape cluster,
Then her voices mtisicl call 1t the Wel1h bub-
bling-the brid's wsrble.
. And this woman says, " Ny days were sunless
and my nights were moo less,
Parohtd the pleasant April heritage, and the
larke hearts break tuneless,l
IfyOu love me notl', and " no (Ah, for words OF
Who am mad to lay my spirit PROSTATE palpably
before her
may enter at her portal soon, as new her lattice
And 6y noohtide, &c By midnight, make her mibs,
as hers she makes me-
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Va RIM TIE ..

" T
JIM. Bradley, stationed Methodist preacher
in Pine Bluff, Ark, is Captain Of a company.
The London Times says, according to a
record, that letter of marque from JEFF.
Davis is quite as good as one from Lincoln.
The privateer Calhoun, from New Orleans,
has made, it is said, $60,000-a very good
beginning. -
Mr.. Gregory, N. P, introduced the Com
missioners of the Confederate States to Lord
John Russell, on the 4th inst.
1t is said that ten of the largest steamers
in New Orleans are being armed for an at
tack on Cairo.
A large secession sword factory in Rich
mond, Virginia, has been burned by parties
opposing secession.
A private letter from Boston says that
nearly all the fruit in Massachusetts, had been
killed by the late frosts.
A company is organizing in New Haven,
Conn.,, to be composed entirely of young un-
married men.
r Seymour & Watson, of Troy, NY, are
filing an order for the Government, for
several tuns Of canister shot.
Books of subscription to the stock of pri-
vateers have been opened at the Merchants
Exchange in New Orleans. 1rs-..
Coffee made from rye is not over bad to
take. fit has any fault, it is too stimulat-
ing. It is, however, better in the shape of
coffee than whisky. .Fs l-.. ~.
Flour is selling at SIS barrel at Mont
gomery, Alabama, although the local papers
quote it much lower,to prevent bad effect
abroad.
Two regiments have been accepted by the
Government from New Mexico. The cele-
brated hunter and ranger, Kit Carson, is
Colonel of one of them. FH-.tE+
What 10 the difference between good SOL
dier and fashionable young lady2 One
faces the powder, and the other powders the
face.
The Ohio Platform, under which the peo-
pie of this State now rally, has two planks,
namely: First whip the rebels quickly !
and, second, whip them well.
The Louisville Journal says that the aditor
of the Cynthiana Ne0S, who is furious in his
denuncistions of Mr.. Lincoln, was recent
applicant for Office under him.
A lad, while helping his father in a steam
saw-mill, at Enfield, Mass, on Friday, fell,
and striking his neck across saw, his head
was instantly severed from the trunk.
There was heavy fire on Marais. street,
New Orleans, on Sunday night. A woman
and child were burned to death, and prop
erty was destroyed to the amount OF
500, 200. -... ..........- ..... ......
Henry Ward Beecher recently remarked
that Billy Wilson's thieving regiment OF
ruffians was like an unsafe gun, "as danger
Gus at the breeoh as the muzzle."
A man from Memphis, who left Montgom-
cry recently, reports President Davis as haY-
ing started on the oath ultimo for Richmond,
Va. s5e fr rre. 80 A F'afa oa
A canoe upset in the OtonAbsc River,
Canada, last Saturday, and three children,
two boys and girl, aged respectively three,
ak and eleven years, were drowned. ..
A few days ago, sail-boat containing
| twenty persons, was capsized in the Missis.
sippi, opposite New Orleans, La and sixteen
persons were drowned.
The annual meeting of the Cotton Plant.
ers Convention of the State of Georgia
will take place ON the second Tuesday of thii
month, in Macon. eglI rs14EsI LAl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
NIaRO PLo4 IN GuORerA.-Ths CAssvi1le

NEGRo PLoT IN GEoRsIA.-Ths Cassville
(GA.) Standard sayss iF--'.''r-1sl
Anegro man belonging to MIRA. Ligon,
who resides in the SeYenteenth District of
this county, was hung at Kingston on last
Thursday, for planning and endeAyoring to
incite an insnTreeton. He was tried BY a
committee Of twelve zeitiHens and the evi-
dence was considered sufficiently conclusive
as 10 his guilt TO warrant his conviction and
execution. According to his own state
ments, il was one, Of the most diabOlical
schemes ever devised by any hend % mlE-
der the citizens of this county, and take pos
session Of their property. a white man BY
the name of Underwood was implicated III
the plot. he is now in Jail, committed on a
charge Of treason, Several other negrOes
were implicated, but we have not learned
the precise nature Of the evidence adduced
sgainst them. When such eonSpiEaeles as
| these are detected, our citizens can not be
too Vigilant in watching the actions Of the
negroes and mean white men. t..-...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

TENNESSEE CANNON MADE OF TENNESSEE
IRON.-We had a special invitation to wit
nees the trial Of the frst eannons made in
Nashville (six poundersl turned out from
the establishment Of Messrs. Ellis 4 Moore,
on South MaFketstFeet. On arrival at the
place designated, We found In attendsnee
Captains Ross and Deyereaux, ordnance ofh-
GERS for The State, prepared with all the
necessary sttieles for testing the guns On
examination with glasses they found the
bore and finish of The guns all that could be
desired. The first test was with q charge of
three pounds Of powder and two six pound
balls. III WAS fIed with the mnzzle of the
gun on block and the breech agains sand
embaDkment. It was touched off by Captain
Ross, making rather sharp, rife report, the
shot taking effect abent mid way between the
waters edge and top Of the bank on the op-
posite side of the Cumberland. The sec md
test was the same as the first with like re-
suit and the third, tEo poaBds Of powder
and one six pound ball; showing clearly
that Tennessee manufactures with Tennes-
see irOp, can make as good guns - can Be
made. - - fitE sfof
we are gratified to add, that after these
guns were tested. they were purchased by
private parties, who had Witne ssed the tsst; ;
SAe goes TO Louisiana, the other below 10
q county in this State on theriver.