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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
@~us,ise SerI&iepener Certificate ron Qeuten
ipelte oteIe6 Niittel gsbraudt baden:

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9~lus,ise Seridisbener Certificate ron Qsuten.
ipelte pieies 0tittsi gtbrau6t baden:
Da i'd mein 5aar 5eitis perlOr, brauate ids serISicbene
9aretn's pair &eltorcr. AIs i6 eiuioe Nlaiaen boppn, or
broutt bats, ing mein Soar ipieSer III tpa6Ien an Il, nurse
ltart uno pl9i' Sar3b 8. @bOfltp (64 3abr al),
No. lis MaripEftr., pbuao.
SD beI8einiss hermit, bas bic lnter,eitnrrin bss nsioen
. Crtifeatee Gin otleS Mitslteo Der @benessr ~. 6. 8trte in
gbtlaSeIpBta, unO Dap tRre Aasiuse soltOumcn sIaubparotq
10. Set, 80. gofpr Ser GSsne,tr G aiTdss IN Ubi(ob.
Nteine 8rau mar in ben Iebten Sabren auf SsrI8fcS eneu
S;elen tbres 6opfes Y%pllt6nOis fail, erhielt aber burh ben
@ebrau4 SbrtS 9etImittels elnen neuen Saarpud8 unS
S.Teattn!gaaB!!g IaH.sS 9aar Sd maB ftrnsr bier beriften,
oaB oisleIbe lett Sabrtn an 9feuralsia lit, ieitpem lie o6er
Sbr 5aalmitttl braRGte, aud BON bieiem llebel lfb beireit
fublt. 6. !. ScrpeG'' WV"
u. Set. lo0O. so Nortb 9Isbltr., 8altC., Nb.
Gs freut mid, Mabamr @atctn's 6air Meltratise en-,
pfeblen 81 tonnen, Sas tb nit Sortbsit gebrau6t BABE, insem
es mem 5aar larf sena4t unb ss am @%uefalen Y,rRinOtrt
bat. &tnIey 3obnS,
". Sd. 1861. Hp. 3 @pnmtrceltt., 8atp., Nb,
Set ben legter 3ebn Sabrsn lit tb an Nsuraloia. Meir
8opf ruroe OFT 70 anSesrtfen, baB i'd faum leten fonnte.
Als tb jeood faunt cine 6talDe Sou YPaO. @arcin's 6lir
Reltcrattpe, oGe mir tmpfpbleH mar, 9ebrdu6t bate, flBlte
ib MID SolIonlmen BON pteltm ne2el beftit.
z. Hep. 1860, Otrs. Nlro q. Rt6ar6lst,
l32 Rarisnltr., philadelphia, ga.
SD 6ei4ciHise hermit, Dap mstn baar felt LANCER 3sit
ouetts uno bb egrh cen 9ebrluh BON Maoame @arcin'S
5air 8eltOrotipe, uub Spar bon nur cincr Slalhe, bo5 Qurse
faaea Oeielbcn mini adein a%nfD9re, lOn6ern au5 einen
neuen ~5aarWubs btrsUrbra9te. q. q. SbomaS,
8. Ncp. 1860. 3I5 Sontb GrOnt Strsst.
9bilabelpbia, ga.
SD babe 9atagte 9arein's Oriental Satr Reforotior
elmer llnterfu6un9 snttriDOrien. unO finoe in pemfel6en EN-
iigIt6e5 Dlttel CUR &einisun9 esS 8opIes, Sas burbs
feline nadtbstlise g6irfun5 auf be 6aut ausabt.
Baltic, II. NOS. go. Gbriitppber 8i6Ors, %. 9.
va 5abritirt unb gun, Serfauf Sci
@. @aretn, l7t StrO6s 3pifben Groe.
RnO GranfIin, 8tdmOne, 8a., Iopie in
alien &potbeten upO FSdntyltpres.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12

- Die BON NOnt9pmsrY, Nlab., fisr einge.
%trOfene duberf wi6tiSe pOlttif6s Na8ri&t BON
Der @ripdbluns SeferfOn Davis BON Miifiippi
gum praiNenteu uub BON q. 8. ct pGens BON
@epr9ta gum Sice. Yrdfrenten bee nemen laaplir
tten Staatenbunpes errsste bier sefsrn bas les
bnftslfe SntsrcHt uno CAB @nlab gu ben SerI6ie,
Oenlttn 6OlSerun9en. Die GiIe, nit Der bic Be.
reite aussetrstenen liOlt&en Staaten bic Son,
fituiruns sinrs ei9uen S~toatenbunres bctrietrn
bnben, ipri&t tafIr, oaB Die 8aummOaenfaaten
OGs lsbte SanO J%erit6rer wOGtrn, bns le m6sli.
DIR Bstie sur Union 5uriffI6rsn tcunte, unb
oann S~Iauktsn eieie 5errsn bur6 Elm Iclbes
aeter% fGr5sn Die @ren5>S elapenfaaten am lib.
sriten nno ftnealen uutsr t6r Banner gu Der.
90 trir Die ausi6ten auf @rbaluna
Union untsr iOI&en umfaupen aud fnb.
mir bod Die 9Ofnuns utat auf unO bpfen
nod tmmsr bas Sete,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
Sie SepDIfrrnma Ser Ser. Staaten
nnb ibre finftige Sertretun9
i'm Gpm9reR.

0ns ,GtiedsO 9OutnnI" tbsitt fUleenbe elite
Der &cp6lfcruns Der e%in,clnen Die linton bilSeu
ben Stdntsn nit, mic fe itnt oueettib BON Dem
Superintencent bss Genius,8ureau's in @aIb,
inStcn suaeieuoet worpsn III.
6plssnre Stdaten tatten sur Belt Der guf
nadine bts @enfus i'm sortscn Sabre Die teiae,
isatr SSshl freier Ginmobnsr rslp. @tLapen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
Sob. Ieinbarbt's
Ueull@e hno en9Illbe Shule an Srcabtr.
spildcu Ger 2ten INN 3ten Gtr ~

5pllhrn Ger 2ten unp 3ten ctr.
Die Stale res lluter5eidneten lift nunmebr in fsin gaosr-
paIe an SToaolraB' serieet @e lit ecaenip6rtio Isn9m an
Ene 0reunes uto aIf' Sefauntsn bIIiat srluht. Inn nn -
trauen. "' S'S"p'" "hSHofr>
Msglt Der eeitl4en II. en9lilbsr wirb aud bic fron,SGr6r
Sprads seIebrt, irtpie ale gun, bireerli6cn qebsn ' rttETue1
G'sEM 3snntntllle gnO 6erti9teien. @u6 III BEN Gitsrn Sc.
tg'mpslt 9eFpten, igre sinOer auf 6iuiaem gBtae VtanoInis-
zen unp Singer e!IerneH Su Ialtn. "'p"'
ga Der unLerietbnete sp6lf Sabre Splfalebrer in Deutfh.
S N nan, uno ME btt0nnt aud ffon ;ebr Sabre t,cr Z,
SE H .loipIe aud auf @erlau9en Die btiten 3euaniiIe issr
gen lotne oeutlde Gltern, benen er midi oenoi brforr, =; :.
'''"F" @Afanp neRmea, ibre ainOsr in leins 5duIs III isnpsn'
S~p6a6mn9epOa NV"
Spbn &etnbmb1.
- beutlChPr Rshysr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
0eera Gbrrnbrra,
Rbrinweine

Uer pefi@leoenFsn ocrten erbieIt iOeben pieber
cine trtlde Senpung unD S%rrfluft beuleIten -,
Den b%tlt9lten preilen betm Sag. @oacnr, OukeSp
unb 6lalHe g QinnS -,
SO. 1874 Yrpabfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
3ufammen 406 ,345
Btebsr6UIung:

'~@'rIammtiabl Der fretsn 8sp6lfe-
rung tn alien Staaten NIB Ser
ritUrien Der Ser. @taatrn . 28.O4S 97S
StlaUen>S eU6lferuus 3,999.S 53
Die 3dbl Der Srrubner einss Stoatss, Die III
etnem Rsprdi'ntnnten I'M @cngrse 6rre&tiat
wirS Son jest an l27.0Co ~betrasen uub Die Obiae
Site Ssi9t. RAP rarna6 ~sin;rln. Staatsn an Re.
Frdltntanten Sswinneu. pabrrnr anbere Geocu.
tsub p%erlieren.
5auptfa6li& o%1rlieren Die 5fli6en Gtauten.
alletn nt6t In 9lei&er prCpurticn. SIb Caro-.
lima miloc ). D. Swri BON ibren HeprGIentGnten
etntiBen, 9ennfsIpdnien e~bsnfaas 2, Nep gprt
., NtaHahuisttS unO Ndine is l, moaesen J. 8.
5eraS 2, arfanias l, @iTOurt 2, Saincts uter
A Reprditntanten sewtnnen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
Nn5eiScm.
GIm bas Mubfieum.


@aes in Der g8sIt mus ftpinSsn.
STUNT allsin blsitt efpio arm.
I'm Den Tnnftler auf;uftncer'
NtuB man en- Die @elt bur6;istn.
9od bee SlnaIers eisnss etr,psn.
ger &c sSeit unb lib erfennt,
Set Der WReni5peit btnoasben
Die sr feline Sraber ntnSt.
Sarum tret' Id fr,i unb OHsn
Srr e9S Ynb. ifunt nun bin,
Spne San9en nil i'd boftn,
SaB tb bod ipiufpmmen bin.
Se9S ete Stnf in nciuer Spbdre
Sp9nsS nur btrpereetraht,
SSnin'er b.etet mir md bic gbre,
0dB t3 S@Snsrts eenta&t.
@mbIrtspen mad Dem 0eten,
SStt Die g8elt fe ME aefebn,
Ypctrsropben nil i'd aebsn,
S'aahfh0 eletbt mar babel liebn.
9Snrnlt unS f,bt, pas i'd esI,taf fen,
gSas Elm TiinGtler ltsferi lam.
9ellen 1rdf,e mic 0Gbsafen,
sSenn Der gSeut or bienet fo,n.
9tditntr, 8trbsr, f6bne Brauen.
S'efn IN nietner @anerie,
Npntnit, I'm, If @uh an;uGdaaen.
9lalift mir, 60 sereut Gu6 ME.
Setnrt6 @pIf min 8ubm e%rrtnotn,
gSout or oheers, ip6r' or reid,
@eit Ipn Defer gDInib e~eIineen,
silent or &ud unb lb SuSlsi6.
Seinrtb gBpIf,
1SS grpeofira6e, ;ipiidben 5. urb 6.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
Srfdnnt urad'mm9em.

9et@mgsSSerette &trgtuia.
Die %palFSen unp gSren- Witstisper pieles Scr.
ems ltno freuneli6ft einaetaosu, Der am Bonner.
nag, Dem Id. ,. Mts., TN Sereinslctule futtfn.
osrosn Sbeattr Sctfeuuns, sertuupeu nit einsm
aan3traniHsn, tsiSupobncu. @inecfi6rt t5nnen
II nr 8rempe, pas beibt nidt bier QuIIllse werr
BEN. Ner orRono
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12

Nebreres ftrunpli6e 3tmmcr,
fur lebise 9srrcn uber fleine Samilien pa6enb,
lteben btats su perreutcn bel
s. % arr9auen am Nsuen @artt.
b@- Suaroers fnoen haletbIl btquem einse.
ridtete 3tmmer nno cinen autcn Slid.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12

NtiGsr, @npitGn,
9obmaun, eritfr lieutenant,
5a8rms9er, 5weiter
Qinfbauer, orb. Sergeant,
paul, Sweiter Sergeant
Yfaf brittsr
GlfGer, piertsr
Ssfnann, erffer Corporal,
@rC9nwalp, speitcr y
5ofe, brittsr'
Stcdmann, Dierter
&emful, Suarttermeifrr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
9nlano.

@U6tte, Q. 5sbr. DaS 3Oaidif v9epts
Gos" 1T BON isinsn OTt5ieren Dem Staase ala.
6ama aus8sltsfsrt wOrNen,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
~&ir6li&s ansetge.

Die etertelidtrise Notwithstanding Der
OF. Scbannis @emeinbe ftnect ant Dieneto9
Nteno nm 8 ubr, BEN 10. 8ebruar, i'm S6uI
eauie ltatt, rrc5u Die fdmmtli6en MitStteper Ju
srl@einen aufsefcrSfrt werpsn.
Der gurfnnb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
Gok airs.

Dor Der @npcrs:Gcurt wurOsn eefern
einise DubsnS Sdwar,e, bic in uneeIsli6er
SeriammInns betrofsn %tpuroen, 3u Yrag,If Der.
urt6eilt.
= Sn elmer bieier Gage tnttsefunOenen Ser
lummIuna Der @itsIieper Der Sdser. 6 ompaanie
faub Die NeunaAl Der Seamten ltott, Die auf fol
Inenhr Nerren Gc1
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12

Stride @arten~S Gmereien
lsosr Art erbislt lpebsn nnp %pertauft su Siqigsm
vre's 6. SO agner,
Ode Ger 6. II. BrpapEr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
MADAME GARcIN's
RESTORE

SIS 1T ptelee elm unfe6lbares Wlittel ons 0ohs.
tbum Der 6aare au befGrrsrn, uno wirft ,uoleib
ae9en baS 9~lusfalen berflten uno ,wSr obnp
ir9enb wel&e uattbeilise 5plscn fir bic 6aut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12

sas.. M. q. Nelarue
DSptt lsIe Gun 9fcsee Wager bes bsifsn 6 oeertters urb
gptaSrS petrt SoB, mtl6es er Gttnen eesbrten Nurbtu In
aons IRtisn Der Start gum b%iGtSfen @forttpreiit fr,i me
39slei% maat bcrfeIbe Sas ssebrte @ubrfum tarsur ou,.
mertiant, faB or ""' N~''
yasertier, Ole unS 9ortrr
tar SStrtpldaftten unb ,um 6amiisnsebrau6 auf 6loGb,n
ssSeSSM !agLt, oe er gu leper ~belieblsen Quantitdt p6nc rpei-
ters prslserbobun9 ins Saus abliefsrt.
Seliieuun9cn, IN metntm SlUrs 7te Strase ;tpiIfeu s9rpoS
lilS 9raee binttfIofien, per5cn ~Yanftlidbif au8ocfiibrt>
3u9leid e~mptblt NerIeIbe Icincn
Gd9rrtier. Gallon,
an Der 7ten Strase, Dem Stcatrr qeaerl6er oeIeorn b,a.,
IA oas 9eebrte gublitum paItlbf ffets euies friIbss 81
INN oe better .gtauprs uno 9i9arreu fnSrn nirb.
SD 6 OeInrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
@emrn SSifnrbf,

Saftler,
Sroapltr. itrtIhen Der 2ten Hno Stem.
Ri&mpnb. 9irainia.
VA Yferbeaefbirre unb 2epersp %pltero, beitsr ish,r Or,
,rtrben aeibmofppq o~uessfuprt. 49,
EtoersSpHer. Slltlss, &eiietalbtu, llr6cr;lse fur Initrt-
ntenie. Gtoerarbeiten fir miitariibe 3lpefe. Irlpis oIt in
oe SaltIersdbaft l&Ia9ence @rttel iperOen aat unS biIIisit
auS9etHprt uno bittet Der Ob9e I'M seneietc Nuftriae.
va StlOnoere Iufmertianteit ipirO tirursiIbsn Sat-
oa9tn su9cpenoet. ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
MrS. l& g. QNnnenerr

DfalIit .aBe, 'ptldben Der 1Sten unp l9ten.
Sas beutfhe 9ublitlm af ibr 9aacr BON P,psI1,r,
Ntneeraniuaen, 2Dattenblien. oeutiheR 8iliI6u6en II. {. 10.
uno dGert cine retIls Ntoieuuua.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12

S6maries Deutl6es Stridaarn
neiner eiscneR SmpOrtntiOn empfieblt Zen SsutlUeu Ooren
s. S6tt6tr,
90. 175 9rpabiraEe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
RrOiairt unN brrausararbeu non 3. 9aGtI

ofdee' 8rOaN.s tro5s peten Ser Giip 5aa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12

Rt6mcnr. 3d., IL. Sstruor 1860.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
I1T0E0a1 W0WNlN1s. JlNRI, 1851.


Since the certaiuty Of war was lorced
upon as our farmers and garienars have
been urged by the press Of the whole North
70 Splant one acre more and to put forth
extraordinary efforts 70 Increase the crop Of
The tall season OF 1891. 1u this we have
Joined, and still repeat the admoniticn to eur
farmers, who az yet have been e0ntending
with an exceedingly cold and wet SPRING
But there Is anolher lesson 70 be enjolned in
connection with the above, and that Is to TO
sure The work is well done. Do not suffer
the planting and tending Ofa few acres in
proper manner, TO give place to slip-shOd work
Hpon double the number OF acres and upon
this We and some excellent advice in The
Prairie Farmer, which we make our own.
Il says that ain this erovdihg Of tROi
months work into one-this commendable
saort 70 increase the aggregate productions
Of the country, there Is danger Of hasty, neg
ligenL slip.s.od methods OF planting and cul-
tlvaiion that win b ruinous, or, at least,
extremely uniAvorable in their results. Evea
tia good season be vouchsafed rs IRON this
tine forward, we doubt not there will be
thousands of acres from which not over a
tWo-thirds crop will be taken, from this cause
alone. Let our farmers see to it that so far
As possible this be guarded against. With
The greatest possible number Of acres combine
The best possible tilIh and after cultivation.
Alter the proper preparation OF The seed
bed follows toe selection Of seed Whatever
che variety may be. It's essential, this season
certainly, that it vas well ripened, we'll cared
for ~ad is in every way surs 70 grOV. There
will Be no tine for repIanting. The crop
this year is almost entirely dependent on The
6rst seeding. oo- no
The planting mnst also be Seif DOME
Whatever may be the crop, whether corn,
roofs, barley, boek WHEAT or what not it will
not pay to Put it in in a slOvenly manner,
s'rhsn the early esltiDatioa Of corn and root
crops Is snOIhef essential point not TO be
overlooked. The seeds OF tbe myriads OF
Weeds with which our prairie soil abounds
ere ready to start with the warm days cf
opening Spring. andirswill DC smart hand
and team that will be able to attend even the
accustomed number Of acres this year. An.
army Of weeds will be the cause Of more
snpty granuries than our army Of soldiers,
a. the close OF the next twelve months. If
there Is reason Tor planting more thsh the
usual amount there certainly e1sts the same
stimulus TO ezra exsrtiOu- il culture, An
Increase in the number Of acres is nothing,
Rit be not followed ap vita vigorous culti-
VadOn. Again We say, let the work be
well done.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

The telegtaPb sia,es thata new and terri
be entmy is invading the South, whOae com
ing will be looked 10 with equal or greater
apprehension than that Of the Feiersi forces
This is no less than the army worm, which is
attacking and killing the crop Of grains, and
thus cutting Of the hopes of provisions for
the year to CONS. As Jet we have nc news
Of this calamity, farther South than KIP
lucky, but iGnas extend .4hreagl, all -ths7ss-,
risl growing county, and result IN general
or widespread s,aryssiOn, Nothing Ia look
Cd 70 with greater Polidtude, Al the South,
tan the coming crops and v bat attacks
them, stabs the .hesrt OF ihe Co1fedsraeyl-
We are not so heartless as to feioiee at the
s1Hering oiwonen and children, even Of
those who glOat over The ravagss winch cbol-.
era and yellow fever viii make II ths ranks Of
the government troops buswe cannot indulge
our ordinary charity enough 70 offer 70 send
provisions 'e tbe sou,h, when thsfr own are
gone. Weshopld have no means Of pre-
venting i's eeiEure blythe Southern army, and
appropriation % iis own use. ~ rla ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

When Gen. Butlers decision 70 make
slaves who escaped within he lines cOnara-
band Of war, was announced, the whole
country ratified the position taken and re.
loiced at it. aAnd-n we arsir.iormed that
the Government fully sustaips him ia that
decision, and directs him to pursue the same
course with any fugitive slaves who may
hsreafter escaP aPsfrom tbeir masters and seek
protection within our pickets. There is no
possible reason why this should not edone.
The slaves have been forced to labor in the
rebel camps a-d notifications, and have there
b. contributed 70 their aid and comfort as
sdectually aaasupplies Of munitions Of war
would do. Tbs request Of the rebels that
their escaped slav5s be returned to them is
e. eOol as would be demand for the seces-
don Gag captured at Alexandris, or for any
powder, arms. &es which cur men may re-
licve the enemy Of We notice the question
has been asked, what shall be done with
these slaves thus obaiDe1 Set them free,
Of course, being careful to make all possible
provision for furnishing them the opporlun-
Ity 70 take care Of themselves, and not starve
70 death. Why should they be returned to
their masters any more after tbs-wsr Is over
than now2 Wedonpt Estura ia them the
trophies which we take in battle or in skir-
misbingi why should their Ebony be sert
baek7 What disposition may be made of all
the slaves in the South by this war, We are
not prepared TO ssys BAT certainly the wsrs
will hasten, il not entirely accomplish, the
extinction of slavery in this country. That
this was BY nousRus5hse6iect aimed at by
either side. does not impair ths reliability Of
the Prediction. Let it be understood then,
shat these fugitives are never 10 see sinvol-
untsry SeiviIude" again. Let them be Kept
ct work by,ihs EsdsfaIfore and paid as IA
bOTers, and whe- the war is ended, let ten
Be cared for thgF IN the NofJtor Hsyd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
M ssOuri Matters.
A IeHersen CITY letter 70 The 81. Louls De


A jefferson City letter to the St. Louis De-
Ocrat, give these interesting Items; -
alt is reported this morulBg nom a semi
official sourcs that commissioner rom the
Confederate authorities wHa here, conierring
with Gov jackson, and had proposed to fur.
nish him thirty tAousand men and Jffty thou
ssad sland Qf arm, on condition that he
(Jacksou) would pledge the State TO secede
this fall Take this In connection with the
fact that the Legislature is to be convened
again In -ssplsmbel, and itindicates an un-
dercurrent OF which the public are not cor
rectly advised, at least the signs Of the times
are oHinOts ef ssIne future event in the his
tory or the Missouri rebellion.
twill also be remembered that jackson IN
his farewe speeches tothe departing troops,
adrnonished them 70 drill and hold ihem-
selves I'm readiness to return at a moments
warning. The troops were permitted to take
away with them all their arms and equipage,
and most OF them masched away under seees-
sion flags. Gr s1 u s31a...a-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
Lee Iadfs Ta1sr DC be oalh.

The n. 7. Evening Pest says; - =
While the servants OF the nation, from the
highest to the lowest are publicly attestiug
their fidelity 10. the Union and the Constitu-
ton by taking the oath Of allegiance, it is IS
wellstO make thorough work Of it and tender
this oath also to Chief justice fancy It is
not hattering TO the nation to suggest sus-
picion of the fidelity OF its highest Judge; (;
but treason has recently turned up in very
unlooked-for quarters, and the people would
feel much better satisfied If Judge fancy
should now cordisIlyIepsat the oArh of al
legiance. We should then be az liberty to
regard his recent course as an error OF judg-
ment grave .6ut yet pardonable5 while new
there are not lacking those VINO impGte worse
motives to the Judge. sE8fsl9E8
Letthe Oash-of allegiauee-bea administered
70 the Chief Justice. TeYti IaTIfE
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Brig. Gen. Mcdowell, who hss been de-
tailed for The command Of The new military
Departn ebt just laid out BY the War Depart
ment is comparatively young officer, hav-
ing originally entered the service III July,
lass. He is q zative Of Ohio, snd gradu-
ate Of the Acsdemy. HIS hrss commission
was fIlsd for q Breyet.LleulenAncy in the
Second ARTILLERY, and bears date the sist Of
March, 1856, His new cemusnds geOgrePh-
ically, will embrace that portion Of Virginia
lying east oi the Aneghanies and horth Of
Janes River, except Fort Monroe and vi
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nc Rlookade ar panunooIa.

The correspondent of the Mobile. Adver-
tiser writes, under date Of May 81: ililA &
B The Confederate schooner Gulf Ranger,
loaded with lumber, attempted TO leave the
port, yesterday, for Tampico. Just outside
the bar she was boarded by an officer from
the Orient and taken alongside the flag
ship, where she remained until early this
morning, and then permitted 10 return with
cargo TO the city. The lumber was much
needed for the works at Fort Pickens, and
they offered the captain round sum torit.
he told them bis cargo was engaged, and
would part with it only on compulsion. They
didI't much like his spicy reply; but were
disinclined to risk the consequence of coer-
cion or confscation. The captain Of the
Ranger is entitled to but little credit for dis
ereton; be was advised to bide his time and
run the blockade, which be could easily have
done with favorable wind, as his vessel is
light But he chose to take the bail by the
horns--Rd got histsdI 81. .r
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Every school child bias read something
about the famous porcelain tower Of Nankin,
of which we have had numerous eugrSvipgs.
one of an English party lately visiting Nam
kin, writes that all now lelf Of that beauti-
tp, object stO be found in a heap Of loose
porcelain tiles aud other debris.
From the specimens obtained Of the pkits
porcelain, It must have looked particularly
beautiful when the sun shown on its varie-
gated cOlOrs OF brown, yellow, green, Sci
but the cOlOred slles ara cymposed of inferior
CLAW. ti k1 % p 80 tlN
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Alady OF New York has, upon her own
responsibility, made up and boxed of to
Washington three hundred and sixty-fye
shirts, fve hundred Havelock cap-cOversl and
6fty-iour green silk shaGes for the eyes.
Another lady, who has four sons in the
Seventh Regiment has had scraped up into
lint for the possible use of themselves or
their gallant comrades an old table-c!oth
Ihst has known service in revolutionary
times, and is one hundred years old.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

Letters 10 the Southern papers do not
agree regarding the transierral OF the Capital
to Richmond. TIE correspondent Of the
Picayune says that Jef. Davis vetoed the
project while that Of the Mobile Advertiser,
writing later, says nothing Of this, but states
that the vote of Arkansas carried it. There
seems to be serious disagreement IN the
Cabinet of JEFF. Davis, for some reason or
other, and it was rumO ed that all the mem
bers intended 10 resign.