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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-13

"FANcY."- the New York Day Bool
we have the following.
Tom sayers the champion Of England" in
tends visiting this country in the Spring. He
will come over in the steamer leaving Liverpoc
on the 18th of fApril, 81. ..s,. VI. sI
Tom Hyer,. the retired pugilist, is said tc
have the inside track for the United States
Marshalship He is endorsed for the place BY
two Of the most Influential Republicans in this
city,
Morrissey the prize fighter, It Is said will
have a.fat office in the New York Custom
House Ior service rendered to the Republican
party. -,-.. ..l...4 ~,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-13

0E-Prentice, Of the Louisville Jonrnal, says:
"Mr. Lincoln fears the great confidence in
his ability is unfounded.' Every speech he
makes is calculated to strengthen such an opin
iop."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-13
VI singlsb bottle of SPALDlNIsS PREPARED
GLU Ewitsave ten times its cost annaual y. -ks6
f'a SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEt
ea SPALDINGpS PREPARED GLUE!
4SPALDING'S PREPRAED GLUEt
SAVE THE PIECES.

oHy - tHE HlEOEo.
ECOONOMY.s essB Il .8 DISPATCH
aT' A STPTeH in TINE SAVES NiEE."-r6
Asaceidents will happen. even in, well requia-
ted families, itgls very dcsirabieFto have some
cheap aud conyient, way for repairing Furniture,
Toys, Crockery, &c. va fe
sSPALDfNG'S PREP AIRED Glue nit
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford 70 DO without t.. II is always ready, and
up TO the sticking point. 9ai e1aegg9 lte 31s lR3
"USEFUL In EVERY HOUSE.p SSE
N. B-SA Brush accompanics esch- Bottie.z-
Price, % cents FsWNA Address, &SsSs8
ssEsHENkKsC sC. SPALDINCs,
sls' ral ~, sNes4a GEDAR straet, New5Y York. d
Fs8i#N aaqfi aaI ~--T--A astata " gG5 ~ &4L
g'@F A4ts84 faCAUTI0N. ks4A giiq.sT s1fs
As certain unprincipled persons are Attempting
to palm off on the unsuspecting public imitations
of my PREPARED GLUE, Iwoald caution all
persons to examine before purchasing, and sssp
that the full name, llN 9NFa .g97 1s6gGI.a
By sPAbDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE, 1xs ad.i
is on the outside wrapper; all Others are swind.
ling counterfeits.
Nov.2l. 1860 ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-13

Moral Phios. Ill, c. 3.
b l6 Peters, p 529 et seq h. p. Gil.
l6 Peters 6l3. lb., p 62s h., p. 63i. lb.
p. 637 b h., p. 1865.
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-, q.
o." The Brooklin Eagle says. that Lincoln's
flight to Washington "is another of the splen.
did coupsP etat by which the Republican has
distinguished ITSELF and will find a place on the
same page Of history that records the sacking
| of Plymouth Church, and the capture of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard."h s ~ II.
The Hartford Times says all the features
Of this extraordinary hegira, will be read with
more curiosity. fifty years hence, than any chap
ter in the ''Pickwick Papers,"oor "Peregrine
Pickle" <he5 E7, gy ys5ss gsq
ABROAD AND AT HoME.---We are sorry tc
see the newspapers which SO bitterly opposed
our war with Mexico so apparently content to
witness a civil war in this country. Or, tolsay
it in verse; as9 ,atsd u Hs. EaBgaa
Strangel hatwithi Journals full of peaceful views
| When foreign nations hopt usor abuse, b
| 4 war ABROAD should be athing 50 lrigbful,
| But one AT HOME ssone thing 50 delightful.
- Sunday Times.
grThat old @joaker,", the Disbsaded Vol,
upteer, who IS writing Ior the Sunday 1s0sss 4
experiences with Old Abe says: ,.5.
J iHis ushil amoosement, wen to hum, was Ia
supply the famaly with wood, do the marketin,
and pound beefstakes for breakfast with his fa.
mus maui; but the only recreashin he indulgei
in at present is within slivers OF wife pine into
miniatoor rails. He wittles and rehecks, anC
refecks and wittles, and whites and ioaks, anc
ioaks and wittles. The tutch of timber 's me-
Icessary to bring out his idees. Sctch is the con
sekense Of bein raised in wooden kontry."
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BEVERLY, M ,ss Dec III, 1860.
fl C. SpALDNG, Esq. afs t@7 "a e's.s4f
wish Tor some circulars or large show bills, TO
bring your Ctphalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. If you have anything OF the kind,
please send to me. =-~-
One ofmy customers, who is srbjoct TO severe
Sick Headache, tusualIy lasting two daysD
cured of an attack in one hour by your Pills,
which sent hIr. F's'N~@
Respectfully yours. ~. lls' %"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-13

" NO. 40 C6dar st., N. Y. ~ -. 1sIE n 81 ,
s~r.s7 Dear Sir: - .4as.s e4.rss !,
lnclosed find twenty five cents, ,ts5,3 for which
send box OF Cephal,c Pills, Send 10 address of
Rev VIM c. Filler, Reynoldsbur Oh, Franklin co,
Ohio. Z AtI4 aB#'4 FaEt In ffl yx4s54a -.
Your Pills work like a charm Headache
almost instanter. rras sef BE aa5 " asa a-s u !
a& an .ls & Trulyyours, " igsys
+a5s~ ~ aa fae a13t w. FILLER.
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rss REyNeLDsBURe, FRANKLIN Co., OHIo, l.
81, Jahuary9 1861 -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-18
i'm @plf.

Der DGaVannab 9tePubltcaa" eutbalt Die fol
eenpe ppn Soar Steps, JlortOa, 5. Suit oattrte
1epelte, peren 8tltattgun9 mir olerptn98 erit
abwarten muieu, eye mir o%erieIben @jIanben
lhenten pirfen 4;
Die S6oner SAMMY, n8aieOe" ultp oG9ree
8rptbere" ppn 9lrp Orleans unp uOIipe Brand"
pun Nipbile, pelbe ppt Dem Scr. ct. Oompler
o%@tafo6uietta" auf9e3rifeu worpen mo naf)
Sep gBelt ais Yrilen 8eiNidt purpen, lillp pHn-
nett @epar 6e9s am 8. .. 9ji. BON ZEN 6lprlpa
2euten mieper senommen wprpea. Die S4pner
fubrteu GtIenbabnlhisnen unp 8adIteiue. G5eut.
Selpon pom Der Ser. CT. Miarine unp 10 leiner
Qeute wurpen 81 @eian9enen gemadf, uap no6
8auaboiie 9elAidt. DE Captains nnp Die
Nianui4aft Der pier S6pner trafeu bier elm unp
lDueu nad 6aule 9ei6tdt perpen.
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MnS Nnrt Mfpnrne.

Sort Mlpuroe is. Suit. Oa6 5. NlaI@
Iu6ulette 9tegiment 9ebt bente NterO per Dam
pier yGatpbrtpge" naG 8pltOn al pas 4. fCl9t
mprgen. Sen. Butter btelt 9teYue ilber Die Ste
gtmenter, ebe lie abgiu9en.
Die 0te9tmenter 96eber uno 8afer Iolten
9amptrn beiegt balteu, rod p(n6e Der Sefebl
g%eanpert.
Sri. DurYea miro wa6rl6etuIi9 befeGlenDer
grigapieri in hampton perpen.
@eri1iepsue Gompn8nieen 3O8en lebte 9fadt
aus, UNI einen Irupp feinpliher @aOalerie alb
3%ufaIen, Der Ii9 felt eini9er 3eit in Der 9idpe
BON 9itprurt bernmgetlt:ben bat. Sic iparen
nod ut2t 5urid, ais Der 0ampfer Angling.
Sin tntersjlantcr Stiaprn 6litAtIin9a : SAL
nurOe bette ppr @rn. 8nter gebro6t. SIu
per9angeueu 2lpril Dermiet9ete etn 6efr Crisp
aus Ann QrunOel County, DO, 5pet Stlopen
an 6rn. Glarf in @lilabetb @ttY, Gd., unO bielt
lie Unter Rem &anDiell ool N(pnrpe fir ltfer.
9iaHpem nun Die mtlitarilGe SeleBun9 Der Ue@
flung pUr ltA 9egangen, tamen ptele @tlapsn ais
@pntrebanpe bttber, Sb tie Dem 6rn. Glnrt
entilpben, pper CT ibnen, lit un9epiB. Der Gt=
Qentbitmer aber, 6err Crisp, retlamirte tie BON
@eu. 8utler, Der lb w,t9erte, ie dlta5nItci IN.
pa le ais @UntrebanDe ms Sort %getommert leten
ltnp port i'm Dienlte Der Ser. Ct. perwe1pet Mir
be. Sen. 8utler la9t, CT bate pa6 GerfaDren
unD DEN 8elhlub Der 3ultanDtgen GjeriatsbeDor<
Den ab3uwarten.
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0t0Ot Baltimore.

Die 9ettttUn pes ruberen Yoz
lt5et~ ID DIRECTOR II m 8 a n zen s o
greB. - Gus Den Gerbanplungen i'm Senate
miro Der Sci er leben, Dap I'D, Die perbaftsten fritz
berea 9Clt5et=D irettofen bon Baltimore nm Ser
mtttlure9 ibrer Nn9elegenbeiten an Den GpngreB
9epaupt baben.
Oa6 Document, mel6e5 lfe 3n pteIem 3lpede
6aben anfertt9en urO einreiben lallen, ut cine
Nieperbplung Der Ibon oft berii6rtm GbatlaGen
beSI9liA ibrer GerbaitunJ unp Der Ginlebun9
zines Niilttar=O iarl6alls, unO perlihert pen @pn=
greg Der 9pYalitQt Der b%etrefsnpen 0erren. naz
mentlth aber Der Sntegrttat unp 0eIinun Jsz
tIt6ti9ttlt pe6 friberen MarlAal6 Sane. Din
jurilttlAer 0ilfe our Nu0arbettung piele6 Oofu=
n1enteS fpnnte es Den fritberen DUliSet=O irettpr;r,
aus betannten WrtnDen, ntht feDlen tnD Iont
%beruten ltb Die 6erren aud parauf, Dap lie tein
Dem @elebe b~efanntes Gerbre6en beeanaen bat
ten. - Oa6 gauge Document mplen mir unleren
Seisrn erlparen, UNI 10 mebr, IA mir Oelegen9ett
bdben nerpen, tpeln Da8 Senatss @cmtte iber Dal@
Ielbe beridtet, mebr pariiber 3i lpredet.
Se3efftpnt1ftnnen.- 3mei lp9enannte
Gables, Ntutter unD SOdter, wurpen BON Der Nps
.li5et IN Der @arpltneltr., n1be adjournment, feltae<
npmmen, neil fe einen Seipenlarm parlber ar>
%telten, paB Die @plisei etnen 9aufen 8uben
au0einanoertrisb, Die ltN NIT einer Jtebelenflagse,
an fA Elm 3par unl6ulpt9eS &inperptel3eug,
umbertrieten unp bic yiaAbarlAaft pur6 tbr Sc
brill uno @ebeul beunrubi9ten. Die Oanen,
6ppp5 btebeu Die 9atriptinneu, nabmen liG Der
uni9ulpts oerfOl9ten S6reibalie an unp leBten
nun tbrerlettS ben Speftatel fort, Bis Die @pli3et
lie feltnobm nnp lie per etnenl SriepenSrtdter CUR
8ir9l@aft fir Munobalten SerpAtAten lieb,
nift jeCU6, ebe Dame 6cpp8, ST., Den 2appeu,
unt welAen Der Streit eutltanpen, ~5erriien bate.
So 81 etn Se3ef1tCnilt.- Gin septlsr
Gopitdn, 8bum1s Sones beiBt Der @atriOt,
rubmte lid, Der bette Se3ellionlf i'm 6afen gu
letn unp PAP er nun unD nimmer IiA wIrpe
~3ptnSen Iallsn, bic Gterne uno Streifen auf iete
nem Mfalte reben gu lalen. Dies wurDe Dem
lieutenant oes g. ct. 3oqfutters BEL Sort SEC
9enrp btrterbradt, Der nun, ais Def mutbige
lgapitaH leiw SAoluppc pebeers" inter SeSel
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2Ofal.gfenisectten aus u aibinstOn,

Der 9rO3eB 8e8en 2atltafero.
- Die bis jeBt i'll pieiem 9rp3elie perb6rten3eu
gen moren fat allie Beribeipi9ung5= 3euge1, Sur
po6 @oupsrnement 3eu9t,n uur Die Urteff, tpelde
5. bel I4 fubrte. Gtner p%erirlben, pom eiuen
8%anquier i'm SaDen, ipriAt IhA warm fir Den
9ladlt6en Grfol8 pea Supena aus. 9lc4 piele
3euqcn mitiien perbGrt werpen, mt,tlerweile aber
bletbt Der @tfau9ene i'm County 6, fdugniB.
Gin Obrtt erwunDet.-Am Wipn.
tag QlbenD wurpe Sol. Gb1rle6 > Snnes, pom
Sc. 9lsp- gOrtsr G%e9iment, purd einen SduB
%8erpunoet, Der fA sufautg entIup. Sin SfF3tr
nGmli6 lup letn @ltrl III manufacturer 9tabe
be5 Sbriteu, ais ltA pofelbe eutluD NM Die &uz
oel lesteren am 8ej:l ~YerIpunpete, Die g8unpe
lit abrgeu8 niat Son Sebeutun9 unp Der Patient
miro talp mteper %marlhfertig Iein.
Gntlaf1en.- Die @ompagnie 6, Capt.
Miaer, Dpmt Z, 8otli0on Der DitrtttzG plOntdre,
marI6trts geteru NlUr9en rte Npenue binauf IN,
aus penn DENT ausgeuutert gu werOen; ebeniC
mar1htrte Die @eUrgetpwn lSOme9oro, Capt.
@pOparO, Die N9enue gum ietben 3Wefe binab.
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a4saf Dtrsatpuer sansetaen.

10 Ga6icribentert fptUie audi ~GEnseisen fir gsasbz
inston II. Georgetown iperScr bel 6rn. 8. s.. Riens
felSt, @O. 42O @sStr, uutcrbalb 8. Ctr. cmtseacm
genpmmeu. $3.50 Gf489f
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Gen. @or ,iebt Sas aanopbasSba biuamf.

Gtuctunatt, II. Suit Sim oergan9e=
nen 8rejtag 9rifeu 3 @Ompa9nieen pes He9t-
ment5 pe5 Sol. Noopuf q. SentufY=9te9tnt n
sptlden NlaO Silver unp 8%arbour0iae an 0a9=
onOottt=8t uB Elm 600 Mann fairies N%ebelen@
DISPLACEMENT on unO ldlr9en eS NIT SerllIit pom
II 6Opten unO elmer 2ln3abl 8errunOetfn IN Die
8tu6t. @uf Soften pes &sntud9~g e8imentS mar
Elm Scooter.
Die Brigade bca Gsn. Coy tetpe9t l6 in
ShneQmGrl6e1 ras Samantha 8bol btnauf, Tim
Die Nrmeee pes Or @ouD. gGtie q an3ugreifet,
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Charles 2Satter,
&c. 397 0@Str., Der StaOtballe 9e9eniber
III @#G5 MNfbinaton o. 9.
Loss empfebItf9 ais
i~5rie6en8riAter, Sffentllder Nctar, Gpmmi1Tar
Der Court 81 Claims uub Der perldiepenen
8 Staaten Der llnipn.
@r belorat bic gransuns bon Qatenten, 8~eilepdNsa, Icpie 81
getrcibnng BON Jcrcerinseu an baS Commencement, 'iertist aeritt-
fine uuo anber9eru5Hide Yapiere ais DEEDS, 2eaIeS, mortgages,
8O0ntabteu II. I. 10, an, bef6rbert poHa9iere BON nno mad europa
NIT Dampf- nnb Sesdibifen unp beor9t @tntaifrunsen nnt
MltSsablunoen bon @elbernber uno in europa.
Oftcennnoen pom 8 llbr Wtcrsens bis z llbr Abcnes AT &oden
taas1 Nup pcu 9-lOIbr WeprSsns an SOHuta8ta.
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R8- $eb Sbr esplo0t NIT Sulen2
6aBt SIR Smli@mer3ed ooer 1ettenfe9enE
6ieeIt e5 Sud IN Der &utIpbre
6abtu fe acknowledgements
0absn fe bic br0Hdti Z
Ius3ebruua, 6eu66ulten, @ibma, SaI89eI@mirc,
an Il, ran3, 6eu1baiteu aitbm4, 0ols9eltwire,
4~us5ebrung, S%eubbuusn; Aitbma, 9aIS9el@pire,
Sals, 2auge rp 5tuit an9eg, HeH,
6uls, Gan9e uno Sguit GnsertHet,
6al8, runge ub Srut auJ grthsu
@eto Sbr beflnen NIT pbt5eu Spmptomen, Damn 9etrau9t
Or. SrpaYne's Observation-Disclosures Yrup"
CT wrb egd oOl putneu uuo l9neu curlren, we 8aule1oe, Die
bamt gebeit pproen limb, be eu8dn tfnHen unS beriebe nil be8-
qleiheH. peuu uerbunoeu mt SwapAe's lbet5uGerten unc
BIutretmiaenoen Sariapartua unb &9eerptl.
len, 0tasen uo llnterlelb 5r 'ribcrn %Seunotett surifbrln9en,
@erout bel aaen Uieo8iHpertiufern Iberau. -SRbe ole @ertt-
ftdte uEte7 oen MuSe een. U1at2tS
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MuA EpHIeVIifg.

Qout8otGle, II. JuIi, Die OtempbiS
Npalan6e pom y. briugt Die Gi9e, DAP Der
Sumter" in 8ermid5 8aY eiugelaufe fen let nit
$4,000 Gnfietp 8uAjen unp elmer ge5C9ene1
Ranone, welte 0afsn er Yon einem en9lilden
S6tfe, na9 9lep-S Orleans b%eitiumt, weIGes BON
Der 8lutape=6totte 3%urifsepteen wprpen MAI,
deuCn1meu babe.
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6arperS 8errp in, sefe Don su~nSestrnppen.

Dur6 @a1a9tere BON YOint Of 8ud8 (etut9e
@tetlen %pteIeits Sarpsrs Scrip erfdbrt man,
ba6 Dteier 0laB unO pie Baltimore Il SbiU Sic
lenbabnlinte nad g8beItn9 pom Sunpestruppert
beieBt let, 2tuf Den 66ben wurpen Sanpnen
aui9eplon}t uuO pie umlie9enoe @e9enO Miro
I6arf bepa8t. Die Sertrtsbenen untpnsleute
tebren eiltglt mad 6au1e surif,
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OInh 4rentrtt


Baltimore, zen Is suli 1861.
Bis auf g8eiterea lit eS feinem 6abreu0 erlaubi, Dor Spnnen-
ahL9an9 notr nab communicating Den Qafen 81 cerlaIsn.
Oe cSnlpettpren uno NaGtleue Teroen oiele Werororuna FOL.
den Snbabern ppn 6abrSeusen %mtlbeusu, bic nit cielsm Safen
9tlcaatts trelten, uab WerSen unoerSI3lI6 ieoe llriaGe ansetaeu,
sur lltet6rufnn9 tes 9anes.s NIT ne pntrt6aub" erlallen pMroe,
ubertleten peroen f6nnte.
Ge Olf6ere I'M 5 o,t un6 auf lem 3pIlbampfer limb
tnitrutrt, tetes ~5abr5su8 wedges ctec 5teSsl perlebt, ~ansubalten
Hn6 S4rad6nprtn9sn. 9enrp &. 9Offman,
MOD6 @pI. fior.
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Soctor 8rieoleb

go. $50 9-Strabe, sweites Saus ron Der 7. ctr
Walbtn9tOn .. 6.
0fieeitun6ei:; Bon 7-9 n6r @tSpr9e1as i6 pon 81 pbr
Nadmuta9s. SEa,SI Sn ~
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vYtuTet AUe6 ullp pa6 OelIe bRDdItet
genniglOalia &anO= nrO Jagm~NiiOriatiOu,
Binise Hnb Sd50ne Carmen!
Su Der ieBi9su Set Ger natu4t unO arbeitlotstet ipIte icOer
Heletle hi Juer, melbr mot IN ben 6reI siebt. ids enc ante
EoruIp fauieu, NO er fn unO ietne fomuue erRd6cea rnb io cine
rubtQs un6 l0reenfr.ie 6elaiatb 8rnnosn tonn.
Ole bere uR6 portbetlbarelte 0ele9sn4eI oosu beet, Die i'm BE.
ten AufbllbeH he9rfeHe ceun9e AnlleolHa9
Germnntn,
Qoher Go. pa, mole bit Der untsr,etbnete ihSns8, fru6t6area
uuo ret6ltb 6ep ISiertes 6armlano ippIe OF. Su9t1 gelegene 8al
lots in Der Stapt 8ernanta, gu oeH btu5lten Yreuen oertaut
Das Rlima lit leiuuo uno aHi oemg anbe elm pprtrefllder ami
mer1bpouee 8Mnpuds. i
GSeoel 8luir tim f3 Ien 2ano iebft msIuteu uno befornntt
etSu auten uno Sarauutteu 6auiprief, facet Gu6 auBerbem iton
nberdRaute otutlbe No1paru.
2ano ~ Earnlen pCn je 20 AGern ~ab9etbett.
S6bsre al94'uit ert9eIt ", S9nauffer
Wleu4S IN Der &eder-Offce.
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- Wa6aec auf seeelf6iFen

80 NHnaGe HHT StBtIlWtHeH
- bon Bremen" mad Baltimore"
poer per Dompfl6tf .. Bremen" II. Dgierp=2prt".
yer 8eupauote pDu DeutibIano bsraber tpnmen Ialen mia
umo bic 8uliage rIr oUlelbea btel te5abtt, tGn leoer6eit emen rot
aalhaen Balia9eItem auf Elm Don Srenen ua6 Baltimore 9eben-
68 Segelitui entpeoer fir 3pIi9enoed poer 2. Salute in cr
Gf1ec bs BALTIMORE gDeder' errditen.
Sc 4niragen pon auspdrts erbaltenn lr bic eepitnlHte AuS
tunh. menn pas Ngrto Dem 9daretben ~beisefiat II. 6brls
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-08
Old Love and EnrSnlry.

About two weeks since the wife of a
Sacramento street merchant, whose resi-
dence is in Stockton street, was suddenly
awaked, late in the night, by footsteps IN
her bedroom, aud the next moment the
lipht of dark lantern flooded her face,
SO near that she could almost feel the
heat and hear the suppressed breathing
of the intruder. She was entirely alone
Her husband had gone to Sacramento
two days before, anu the only person in
the house beside herself was a servant
girl, who slept IN the story beneath
She comprehended all. The house had
been entered by burglars, who knew Of
the absence of the husband, aud the per-
son who held the lantern was probably
armed and prepared to silence the first
attempt at alarm with the stroke of a
knife or chilly" Her presence OF mind
did not forsake her. 1t doubtless requires
resignation and fortitude in q woman to
witness, or listen to, without scream or
expostulation, the ransackiug of her re-
positories of laces, aud the appropriation
of her iewelry aud other valuables; but
the lady very nationally deemed her life
OF more consideration than all the laces
and diamonds in the world, and without
thinking Of what the rascals would help
themselves to, or what leave as worth.
less, she closed her eyes and awaited the
result.
The light was withdrawn from her face
and she heard the opening Of drawers
the rustling of silks, the picking of locks
and occasionally low whisper Of surprise
or disappointment. Then there was
silence for minute--it seemed an houi
to her--and soft footstep approached
the bed, and the glare of the lantern feI
upon her face. Through the closed lid
OF her eyes she saw the light, but remain
ed calm aud motionless in its scrutinizlul
rays, fearful that the least movemen
might imperil her life. What a momen
of suspense The light was removed
from her face, and sho felt that some on
was leaning against the bed. Still sh
remained motionless--nowm more through
feeling of terror than the coancil o
policy. Nor did she stir when the warn
breath Of the burglar touched her check
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-08
General Wool TO the Union De-
Tense COinBsitte.

HrADoUAnrERs, TEoY, n. Y, July "a, 1861.
To the Uaion Defencs Committee, Ne'o York;
Hon. S. DRAPER, Vice chairman-- |
herewith present you with statement OF
the doings of your Committee, and the
part | performed in connection, which led
to my being placed in my present posi-
ton. / hope taat you viii give 1t an
attentive perusal.
The causes may be found in the fol-
lowing condensed history of the services
1 rendered in the execution OF important
aud responsible duties, assumed on my
part at a moment of great peril to the
country, and when the Federal Capital
was in imminent danger of being taken
possession of by rebels from Virginia and
Mary land. -.I .........
You will recollect the attack upon q
Massachusetts regiment passing through
Baltimore, which resulted IN destroying
several long bridges between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, of divers railroad tracks,
and cutting the telegraph wires leading
irom Washington 10 the y orth, prevent
my tor Six days any communication with
the latter city aud the Northern States.
1t was uader these circumstances l vlsl-
ted Governor Morgan. found him IN
a state of alarm Tor the safety OF the cap
ita, whicl he was apprehensive would be
taken possession OF by the secessionists.
| Wbile with him he received a telegraphic
dispatch to hurry troops with all possible
haste to Washington. He also received
dispatch rendering the services OF Col
onel Eilsworth's Regiment, with requst
to accept of 1t, which he complied with
at my earnest recommendation, when
gave orderers TO Col. Fomkpins, United
states Quartermastcr at New loark, to
furnish transportation, and Major Eaton,
Commissary of Substance, thirty days
rations to each soldier, for as many regi-
ments as might be ordered by the Gov
ernor to Washington. l ordered that
number OF ratons because the troops
could only reach Washington by either
the Potomac or Chcspeake Bay.
Gov. Morgan lett the same evening,
Saturday, April 20, for Now York.
informed HIM L would follow on Monday.
On the next day the Governor transmit.
ted by telegraph the following letter
New YoRK, ArRIL 81, 1861.
General JouS L. Woois Troy New York; an
glad to learn that you will prOeeed TO Now York To-
morrow to superintcnd the forwarding OF troops
this and other States, mustered into tho seryIce
] tne Genera Government. 1t Is emnently proper
tnit a high olcer oi the army OF the United stato
saould discharges this important duty. y.u
h. ID, MORGAN.
|. o..
On the same day / received the follow
ing letter by telegraph from Thurlov
Weed a
H % fa NEW YoRK, April 81, 1851.
General JoaS + Wool, Troy, New York;--Un
derstlniIog yvu ~ be mere, deem it a1visable
irom lnstrusstons / have from tnc Secretary of Wai
Gcneral Cameron that you snoald be st tnc Asto
House with me. THURLOH NEED.
BY Mr.. Wccd'slettcr you will perceive
chat 1 was expected to be with him, a
the Astor House, which cocld not as
seat to from the circumstances that la,
already engaged quarters at the 81
, Nicholas Hotel, to which place i had dl
rected all letters, dispatches, etc, intend
ed for me, to be seut.