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JOSEPH SKsAR, ESQ We observe, with much
surprise, that this gentleman is put down by the
correspondents OF the New York Herald and Tn
tune as an out-and-out secessionist. We happen
10 know that Mr. ). has never had a seeessi on
sympathy. No man In Virginia has stood up
more calamity for the Union. and no one made a
more vigorous opposition to the fatal measure of
secession We doubt whether there lisa better
onlcn man In the United States. II there be. no
confidence can be placed in professions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

ASSIGNED .-BIigadier General r. C. Schenck,
81 Ohio, has been assigned to the command OF a
brigade, consisting Of the two Ohio regiments
now here, Michigan regiment, and another ex-
pected shortly to arrive here. He is thus to be
attached to this military department, and under
the command Of its Chief, General Mansfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

POSTAL COMMuNIcATIos WITH MEXICO Postal
communication with Mexico, by way OF New
Orleans, having been interrupted, the Department,
mas directed the mails for that country to be made
up al New York and cent by every steamer to
havana, In care Of the American consul, who win
forward them to Vera Cruz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

u The Memphis Avalanche of lime 9TH cara
earn that orders were received In the city Ia ST
ish' from the Arkansas Military Board at Littl.
. noGs, inshncting the forces Of that State. nov
,s,,n oiea az randolph, to move to Fulton, ft9en
river. That stream will be bridg ed. and should
q ioice oescend the river, the boys will give tben
issr OF Their Quality, and IL outnumbered, they
Can fai! hack upon the main force
The Fede.ais, at Birds Point. have b..r o,,.
prctirg. A detachment Of three hundred men.
wed esday night, went within ten ulilrs of
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TIE SIcKLBs BRIsApE-The Government have
certainly accepted the several regiments - all
capital ones-composing what has been called the
sickles Brigade. That is, as regiments, 1t not
being the custom to accept brigadss. This action
does not necessarily involve the appointment Of
Mr. sickles to a Brigadier Generalship. We are
satisfied that the Government feels under lasting
obligations to Mr.. 3. for the energy and public
spirit he has manifested In encouraging and fur
tbering the organization Of those several regi-
ments; and that If 1t be judged best under all the
circumstances involved In the current exigencies
Of the public service, to select him from among
all the many civilians being urged for a Brig
ddier GeDeralship. he will receive snch nm
appointment He had not been so appointed
however, up to the hour a. which we 60 to press
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

" new democratic daily paper is to be es
'aoiished In philadelphia. The editorial depar,.
nent will be conducted by Mes~rs WEIGH and
Iosbrenner, the former senator of the State from
YORK county and the latter for many years Ser.
geant-at-arms Of the House Of r Representative,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

ID Yesterday, the big gun 'sUnion' was raised
from the water in Baltimore, and safely placed
on the deck of the schooner J. J Baril 1t was
securely lashed to the vessel to prevent 1t from
rolling overheard, should the vessel be caught In
storm. 1t is also provided with buors, SO that
should II again by accident fall overheard the
buoys will indicate its locality
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AUCTION SAI,ES

ByWALL q BARNARD, hUctioneer,.
GROCERIES At AUCTION-On sATUR
DAY MOANING, the 18th instant, at 10
Rooms, the cargo o. the sohooasr Potts, jusI
arrived ON New York. comp isIng-
FIfty Bills Taylor's ard otSsr pale sto.k Al.
and London h Own Stout
Twenty seven fCbs New York State Butter.
Fl Thty Boxes fine Old EnElIsh DAIRY herse
Twenty i've Bbls 'Ir' und LagGa "a Coffee,
Ten Boxes B'aok pepper,
Twent' hve X gs Sogssd T'Ipe,
TvertS i've Kegs Pickle Pig Feet,
-Four e Ptcked Lamb 1o1nEes
70 ~ n le Kegs picked PIGS Tounses,
b 10 aud TIerces Hams. Lewis a Co., CIrcinrs'I,
and Gthe q,
Boxes SODA Biscuit. Butter ard Sugar Crscfsrs.
Baskets. PintH, Champagne
kbe and Boxes Smoking obaoco,
Twenty ss Green Pick an two Barrel.
rfiuld with o be- goods not here named.
T-rms CO h N peel
jeIS WALL BARNARD. Auots
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iHs DEPARTsENT OF ANNAPOLIS Major Can.
sra ranks, and not Colonel Cooper, of Nd. a,
some OF the papers alleye, has been appointed n
succeed General CaiwalIader In the command .,
we military department Of Annapolis of which
baluHiOre (for' McHenry) is the headquarter a,
psesent General Cadwal lader has been assigned
70 'ne con mand Of new division to coo perate
IN Inc neld with that Of General Patterson In the
progressing operations against Rs.pers Ferry
Inc connif Nns staferents by he papers on b.
subject, make this rlanation necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

FOREIGN NATIONS ON OUR NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
The opinion prevails in the State Department
that all the foreign Governments on both sides of
the ocean will refuse any recognition or counten-
ance to the seeded States and will neither shelter
their privateers, nor aid them with arms, money
or loans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

IL The body Of a Mrs. Corwin, who dIsap-
peared from Susquehanna county, Pa, on April
%, was found in the woods near The Greenville
station Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and W estern
Railroad, on Sunday last, with her skull and Jaw
broken. Her husband is under arrest. They have
been separated for about two years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

W the case Of lilly against the Hudson
River Railroad Company, for the death of plain.
nh' wife in consequence of injuries received a,
sing Sing in 1860, the jury rendered verdict of
81 600 for plaintiff VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

" Great Bethel, spoken Of In the report O,
the night, rs situated in farming country, on III.
rod leading from Hampton to Yorktown, abou,
midway between James and York river. There
are but few houses in the place, and the popuia.
ton Is sparse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

FRANCE AND ENsLASp.-The latest news from
Europe renders It, we believe, entirely certain
that England has already determined positively
against the policy Of opening her ports to the pri-
vateers or pirates Of the oligarchy. While the
knowledge which her government has recently
obtained Of the two important facts that the nj
ted States has the power and Is determined to
maintain Its authority the seeded states has
done much, indeed, to bring Britain so soon to
her senses In this matter, her ministry have
doubtless also learned what we hear privately by
the last advices from Europe In the same connec-
ton. Viz: that France has come forward to as
sure our Government that no port Of hers shall
be opened to the oligarchy's privateers-nor shall
they have aid or comfort direct or indirect from
French subjects We know this latter fact to be
true, as our information concerning It is from o
Partisan source that on such a point cannot pos.
sibly be mistaken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

" a heavy thunder storm passed over Neu
York on Tuesday afternoon. The post OFF,
building was struck by Lightning, but no seriou,
damage done
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BRIDGE BURNERs.-The Frederick Examine,
says that the hne bridge at the Point of Rocks wa.
oufn' by company Of Marylanders under the
command Of Captain Edelin,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

IL The Richmond Eramiu,, saws ,b,, ,,,,
Jackson (Eilsworth's assassin) chad ARRANGED :,
swivel to sweep the stairs, and had voic.n,c
rihe that would fre thirty times II he had been
aware OF their approach, he would have killed
MANY '-'~~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

" The enlistments for the navy during the
past eight weeks Were =, $50 for the army. a,l
making total off $50 Nearlyall the recruiting
"Aaons are doing an excellent business, and the
Class q men received 10 quite unexceptionabls
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RerRQunI.

-. Gov. E. d Morgan, Gen. c. w. Sand ford
Col. q. w. Morell, Maj. Alex Hamilton, N Y
Hon A. Gurley. ohl-i Ex-Gnv w. A New
ell, N. Hon. Wm Wall, n Y Col Swan
Secretary If British Legation; Ex-Gov. A w
Reeder, Pa; and Capt. Bingham, U. 3. A, arr
at w illards' -
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KNAPsACKs. &C., FOR MARINE coRPs

Qsarteynidste,'s OFee IT, 8. Mar,n< cor,, ,
Washington. 9Th June, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this OF
June instant, for supp ying o the NJ. ii. MAIZE
Corps within twenty days from the time of enter
Ing in5o contract leo KnsPseSks, l,Ooo Canteens
The above art o'es to conform IN every respeo,
OF tbs Assistant Quartermsster Maine CON-
LEO sPr5os street, PhIiadepti.; the Marine
I BstrrscEs, Sroeklyn. ~ and the Marine Bar
81 expense to the United Stats at the Manne
ZIG hing 81 re ago SprIoe street. Philsd sphia,
Assistant Quarte' MASTER - - - -
.os 20 ,ss opa:.: 70. Enapsscts
w. b BLACK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

" In Memphis, Tenn, s9is have been sub.
.cioed Tor the benefit Of the family Of Jackson,
the murderer Of Ellsworth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

W The Confederates commenced operations
On bonners steam floating battery at Mobile, on
the 4th inst y"
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE,

STEAMBOAT NOTICE,
NJ No En- ;0rtton On the Public.
Ihe hne steamer STAR, apt. IoLLINs, will
run regu ary between Washington
q d Az xand0a, from her wharf foot
OF sixth 81. commend on Thurs-01lE1D
day, 'u' Is 1851, at the fo owing hours:
and 5, IN. - "
Leave Ale1a2dria at 9. 10, aid L. q. m and 2, 4,
Fare IS Cents. Round Trip Tickets as Cents
fteignt AZ the old RATS. Coaches and Wagons
je I2-Sts y ayTuFp ar,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

W agents have bsen appointed In the South.
s'n oonieaeracy to receive subscriptions Of cotton
for the defense Of the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

W This 18th Of June is the birthday of Gen.
"" ana The humiliation fasting and. prayer. day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

W Seventy marines have been sent from Phil.
aae,pnia TO New York, where they are to Join the
U. 8. frigate Roanoke. '' WIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

l., " Over Ellsworth's grave a splendid Amer.
isd,s. nag ~ now aoaa 1t was purchased by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

" r"O h~~a'oa tbousan dollars n counter
felt money was seized In st. LvuIs last Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

TERMS POsITlvELY CASH.
OWlNv 20 The lp,esent unsettled $40 of ths
count ana dimonty We have in procuring Foods.
eluslvey for cash, without any exception W..
ever; Mrs. p G. ETCat6ONs :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

WV QuARrERsAsrER GENERAL -Co,ope,
aoa'gomery c. he.gs, u. 8. A, has certaiplv
Deen appointed Quarergnastxr G eneraE the v-ry
~ selection That could have besn made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

Uncle sambo" being out Of copper. IL
making peseusion caps out Of leather and nan.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

BY J. c. MCGUIRE r CO Auctoneers.
HpRsE WAGON. AND HARNESS. At
Jane 18Th. At !. o'ch ca, an front of A. uetir,
X oins, we hall rel we're L. "a . Oh, perfect
ly so"no ard gentle, an ro'ks W u 10 either
eng Q or dou ole s.. together W. q ftrnrE
aid vel baIlr Wac n. sri'ahle fcr a Grocer ?
hrket w agon, and single set of Harness.
Je II d j q. MnGIJIRE A. On Iuo,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF q wit Of
III herl taolas, issued from the Clerks once 81
tne Chcult tonrt Of the Distrlct Of Columbia fer
TIE county OF w ashing 20 n. an me dIrecteS
vll eLPose TO public sale for cash, IN front OF the
court n 'uss donr oi ssld county, on MUNDAl,
ne to,h Gay OF JGna next, 1861, at u o'clo~k m
the 70 lowing described property, 20 vtt: Part OF
Lot no 10, In Square No. <5l beginning foE ne
sans a. Tie DO thwest corner Of said lot, runn,uE
thenee g-st feet Icckes: thence souTh with the
oepth OF 10 feet Inchs he rear line of SAID lot;
and Al uf Lot no II, in said Square No <SI to-
getAcr Nth 81 and slngu the improvements
thareon, In heeity of Washington, %, C.. trlI
aud eyled upon, aid vii be old 20 satisfy judI-
GAS NO IL, to October term 1883 an favor of GeorEe
Elll, Jr, against Gales a. S-a on
W. SELDEN, late U. 4. Marshal for
M ID ou Dl:trict Of Coiumbs.
III THE .BOyE SALE IL POSTPONED,
by consent OF TIE plalt tlfs, until TUESDAY tie
18th instant, came hour and plare
w. SELDEN,
jew Late u. 8. rarshai ID. G.
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10 PUBLIC AUCTn n
10 HnRSFS Will be sCid at pullfc suctio, a.
She msn's Light BATTERY sta'ion, - Capitol Hill
u IL olock IN on THURSDAY in ~ ISfh Terms
cssh On d. hbery. u A. RANSOM.
's' q utshaut ii Art'y
j. CommsndtgR Light Co
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pate.
Wtress
harahy nsrfifr that the stnvA named
are known TO me as Tnsn OF property and abe TO
make GOD their guarantee.
'ae Signature, s. II.
To be signed nv the United states Distriot
tor, or Navy AgeIt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13

It f F. SALE OF DESIRABLE
Il BUILDisS oTs o. SoCTH sTHFET on rvs
SS9uhRK lMMEpi.ntLr FRoTING THE C.PIloL
GzorNDs -ibn SOSDAf. - 18th "a. Of lime
ls6l, J SHAH se.l In front II the preuises A. =
O'Clock r m, by virtue of 8 deed OF trus; n, NJ
James Csspsrls 10 the suhso iber, and rec.aTdf.i
In lslber A; -, No I93, r.. Ins 25S "a. 25 sbf
zo,one q me lapd recoTds of 90 nty a.,
the D1stIlct OF Columbia, the following AT, e.
property lying and heing m the oIty of W.shinF-
ton District alo eEaId, viz:
East part oflot twenty mo. p having a front
OF tventy-slI feet on Capitol Square, running
bSok 70 vide alley. Also lots tveIty one a. }
and SIX q IN came seusre, IL heIng squase No
cSa, the whoIe contains IS 900 square feet q.
grounc lots ~ hIo q have frS ntof ss est on ~ a
tseltoi 6rouUds, iot o frOut ga south y stree .
a. running hack 20 q vide All v, and within "a a
bon ds OF the oouteGp ated extension ftne Ca! -,
TIE ms Of sale will he One half cash balance
N equal insta msnts 1T ard II months the puT-
ohsssr To give notes for the deferred p., msrts
besrlng Interest from the DAY of ,aie iced glyen
ana O ed 81 Lust taken. All coHvsyarclDf Al tho
est OF the purchaser. If the purchaser thcud
sil o. comply with the terms in i've DAYS after
sale, the trustee reserves the ufht to recall 4.
property at the risk and COST OF the first purch,-
ter, BY adv Itsing cue b resa three tines In tSA
W ashlngtOr star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-13
&c. DARLINGTON. Trustee.
m % eetds GREEN IL WILL JAMS, Aucls.

NTHE ABOVE LIE Is POSTPONED
M l. MONDAY, the nth instsat, same hour 49,
plsos. BY order ofrha rru stee
Jt ll-eo&cs GREEN a. WILLIAMS Amos
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! OF -, and -" Of =, in me tate Il
bid of = - for shy Of the classes therein
Named, be accepted, he or they will, within ten
fhoe named: or navy agent desIgnat.d, execute
the contract for the anne, with good and sufficient
sureilss. and IN case said - snail fail TO
enter into cnnIT.ct as aforesaid, we guaranty TO
make good the d!foreGoe between the ODER 4 the
saff - snd that which nav be acc -pted
Signature of two guarantors C. D.
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~ HE LADIES' SOCIETY FOR MAKING
tN hav.I1cks TO- tn" soldiers wi | meet ar tha
housA OF MIS- BUTTS: 365 massachusetts avenue
oet~eeh iUt ald ltth SIS on FRIDAY, ne IA !:
anu all ladi3s willing TO assist in this good vort
are requested 10 attend e WIN
BY orter Of the NJ tragers IT,
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The following are the classes req uired at the RI
fPecuye navy yards:
RITTERY. MAINE

Class Nc. 1. White Oak LoEe; Ne.s White Oak
ITHmi1os GUS IT, Der; Ne 8 Heliow Plps PHI /
ZOOS u ss; Nos Yellow Pine Mast and Sp n
p-ess; No. u Back Walnut aud Mahntsn': n,
y WHITE sh Oars and Hickory Eu.ts; No 2.
I'D Tn; No Is H,rdw,re; No p P.Iats and
W ,; Sn.& OK anvass; No y. 4 q ION an
va {, NO. 81 FIX and Cotton win; No, 81
~ 80 No. 81. Leaf. er; NJ 81 ushes; No S.
~, snd Dry Goods; No 81 PIth Z Rosin;
NO S8 Ia iov, SOsp OIl; No. So. Ship Chandler, :
NO 20 Eira No.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28
80 =
AnkT

| Henry Ward Beecher or,ts ID n.ka,a ..u. =, !.
o9dy who Vas telicitsting his audisus,
On fhs beaaEiss Of the Goaatisnliass =
paase-for said be cali our tronhI - 80.
10 m aha cat of that same Conssisusion y
lns Hartford IuHes eommeasang apor
neeefer,s new and strange lore To- "a l..
sssua.ent "hirh had brsagh: hfna No nue.
Eouoles says frankly 1t cannot RVS a.
gtaas!cle explanation Of the phesan snon
nus oreetey says that he can, aad so.
| cOmmences 7~'
circumstances make al klas al dsasysy,es
s@ shs seogE6- Beeeher xioyisa In NJ.
eonsfitatioa when ik shines as Ia hs.so,.
llgns q universal freedom and sss g,sp-
oors sqspeTits 0s existsacs on al least the
paess,gs s.g ssd domination 9f Hssa4ass
Ihsre it's fos you for in the swma
oEeasn the writer reproaches the 7t,nss
4oz asRessea 70 IL only wheu Il Ia 81
sne warrant for hunting down sems noor
negxon .ts s. = fo"'
l % beesasg' 3 support Rad GrreIsvss a.-
soaoh aepsnds entirely On what u 10 h.
done with 1t. Don'S Won ohas~vs -
diasfense, our Republican fg;ana . -
poeant Mr. Greedy say for Bseohey ebss
g circumstances make I'll ths aIgsrsues in
Z sne worsd as regards bis support OF shel
oonsfitution 7 Beecher gleriss In Il and
aefefads u, Wien when Ii fs' e,nvaytad
into ahs justification os q raid 81 alav-
sgy De denpanees il, when g---vvsaa II.
efotscss slaEeFy ~ cardinal rigss Of she
soasn. And does anybody khtnk thae The
soaIa nas tsOthiag 70 complain Of. noth-
ing 10 fear p Ssass Journal. r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

-
NWs havs Aad nunsrsas sssersea lavs.
HSns Of IowAs y Misssari ssssssasaass.
-Appanaoss and HanEy eoaasiss hasins
been bota inyadsd by rsaes bas sAs H.,
grossly lied. Aisssagalas sAas ths sesas
reported sshuras, by sAs ssallasoari rss-
sis,' have inyasisbly hssa Abolition eat.
pestss One ~ ivo ofths Rspabiloass Of
saiiaa, 10 tia EAsssTa pastss our sasssy,
we're, hsas, badly seassd wAss Hsssy
eoansy sas rsperssd ~ inrsasd By lhe
hiasoariaas, who wsss 'fkilllag aad barn.
iag - shsy eonAs' z Sas fear shas shs nns.
dsseas ssssssionlsss wsrsbouadfog Pleas.
aas Plains Quaker sasslmasnt In tss
AaFtAaFn part es oaF aeansy, and os coarse
salina weald b bagnl, bsiasEighs os ESs
llsas Of their Devastating Eaasaa.
. good naay aasa accompanies shs late
sxpealsica from mesisss og rariosils. and
'sseasss, baslnssa being dali, shsy eeaid |
wsll afford the sias. Ths geDsral rspors
. FA quiet On ~ Besdazs; shs paspls |
- both aides OF tEs line live wlshoas loar |
'aa are o. good sssns they DO NOS abass
'nd threaten tbsiT asighboss ~ some pss.
ons Do 10 RaiTRsld.Dn . UNION. |
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E0 MILES STAGING sAVEDl
BURLi ING TON . MO. Rlv ER n. n
RAa

NOW orEE 10 orruawA, RIR1Y aILRs.
Fsrtasr Wsss tAaa smy otAsr RaapesS IN LJasa
IN eonnctssa via she Ia Is j. IS
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY RATiRoAI
sAors6sf, QMEekssf sad Beet Hcsse
70 Chicago, Esw York, nastpa Phlfsdelphis ana
BaiiimaYs, 10 EsOkuk, st. Lanis and CinrtanAti
Aad . a points In Illinois, Indians, McaIsAn 0hal
aad Csa&Aa. u
Two fraias Daily isavs and STRIVE tsas4sss sk,
esgaed} a. follows 81 -
LEAVE oTTumwA, AKaxvE AT aaEcAac
Sss s.ss '''lsea' IN. ;. m. sis sls o''issA .s
Ez~csnnscsing at ualsabarEA wi ca The asartaeTr
CreBs Raitro&d for QaiBcyi sc Mendois wfth she
Illinois 0aaIrsi Railroad, Tor asienA and banlsIsh
and o. Leais asd oasss = suEiiRssea via fasi
sailing Fsek Sss fer 81 Louis.
SPECIAL NOTICE. 81
EmThFough to Nsw Yurk In 90 heaKs Passes.
gers Isaying coaneiI Bluls, marnihs and sy yeulag
taking shla resss, will arrive In Chseags OF 81 Lon.
ks frcm % TO % hours aai1sex thsn W eay ssaes
Foass, snd In ample time 30 epnnsea With ahe rsai
Esstaru aud soushern Llnss. =
Boy youF 9sezsss va wssEzTH ssass Company "a
FAssuT7wss whsga yes can bay yoRF Ticktss af the
Burlington No. Railroad Ticket Ofse8, 70 ALI
TO gHfpPERs or sToCK.
stsca Trasns vii Eun Fssasaziy, isayias aaaay,
Sundays sxeaDse4 Thasa Trains have sll se KigA q
ef Paassnssy Trains, fhus insurinx assestsn and
seassa asntly assadlas 81 saass yszssagas asss5s
Mew stoek pens hass bssn buiit aA both sAzss ii
sue Mississippi elosa by theFazsy Aad ugsTssR wsl
Hnd thsEs svsTy tAlag thsy could wssh Tor szs Is.
Es0mneaatsoa ef shsss stock.
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PAsoLA, ILL.,. July 81, I@

PAsoLA, ILL.,, July 81, 1861.
To the Editor Of The Chicago Times
On the Ist or February, 1850, seaagos
John P. Hale, Of New Hampshire, prs-
sensed two petitions from Isaac JeHries
and other citizens Of pennsyivania, and
from John 2. Woodward and others,
praying that ssosss plaza saspat be- depsasd
for tAs siiss0I&sson af lhs Asasrsess In
ioxs.o Mr.. Webster then Id the Seuata
vas aasparing in his dsnuncsation Of tbs
petitions and suggested that there should
bare besn preambls to thsxa In these
words; s5sss ..s ...
/" Gsntlemen, Members og Congress
Whereas, 1t the COMMENCEMENT Of tie
session, you and each Of you TOOK year
soIsma oaths, IN the presence Of aoa,
and % the holy Eysagaliss, thai yog wo,d
support the Consultation Of the united
States now, therefore. We pray yoa to
take Immediate steps to break siu stIe On
son and overshzow saas constitutions AZ
saon IS yoa can. =
fss, strangs 10 saY. thase petitions re-
cefyed three votes, nalaeiy John p. Hale
OF Nsw Hampshire, VIM. III. Seward. of
Sew Ksrks asd q. p. Chase, Of ehaos~-
sse senate Journal, lss Session SIss
congress, page l29.,l
u ID somewhat hamiliating TO feel shas
two Of sha genslsusn named 10 tbs ahoys
eonnscsion, thus showing . willingness 70
sever the ties which bind sAs Unlon 10.
gathsr, should 20 Day b oesapylng eahi-
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