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EsiITA OLD DOMINION sTEAMBOA

OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
x-azsss-Ss.s.zS COMPANY.
FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND Ian
lSGS on THE RAPPAHANN0CX RIVER
me steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N Farbank, leaves
nqmoTe, trom her berth at Needhams per,Lgt stree
wharf, EV Ekf FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock, and
TeetuTnnll1ng leaves fredericksburg EVERY TUESDAY
MON at O'Clock, or Immediately after the arrival
the tram OF cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
at all the regular Landings the Rappahannock rveI
gong and returning to land and receive freight and pas
sengerS. -
THE VIRGINIA
new and was built by merchants of Frede
rcAso arg ard baltimore, interested in the trade and
iechnts and farmers residing the counties bordering
on g happahannock for the purpose of keeping
hrst class steamer the route. During the winter the
wara deck has been enclosed thus aong complete pro-
lection Tor Horses and other live stock Carriages Of
can he taken on board and carried under deck without
EASING on the wheels Her stateroom berth
aat0ns re large and commodious and her capacity for
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
through freight received in Baltimore charges pa
by x. ): CAPRDN CO., Bowlys wharf
Freight received board Of the Steamer We6neSda
anc thursdays, and on Fridays up to 3ocock, P N.
py the Company, apply on board to
r. j. CAPRON X Co, Age.s
nc, ,,,ruan No. 81 Bowly wharf Baltimore.
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

WHEREAS, The Governor of Maryland by his Proclama
mon has DESIGNATED and appoi tied THURSDAY, the
uhiRrEtNTH DAY OF JUNE, 1861, for the election of
itves from this State in the Congress-
OF the Sntnd States now, therefore GEURGE H. DUT
oN She'ln oil Baltimore city, in compliance with law do
hereby give natice that ELECTION WILL BE HELD in
ms city on the above named day. between the hours of
ana ~ CONGRESS for that port of the Third Con
e Dstrict the first eight the
fSr Rel RESENTaTIpE TO CONGRESS- for The Eonrrb
or al District comprising the twelve upper wards
al the wards on the west SIDE Of Jones' Fsl' s. 1''
GEO. Fl, DUTTON,
Baltimore No., m, 80, Sheriff Of Baltimore city
ms
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4eqal iMOtifrs.

'ENHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
Il bes have obtained from the Orphans, Court nr Rnt;
more city, letters OF administration the personal estate
OF JOHN SMALL late of said city, deceased III persons
having claims against the said are hereby warned
TO eNtlt the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, before the second day me next
or they may otherwise be excluded by law from ali benefit
OF SAID estate All indebted said estate are
qneSed to make immediate payment u.s. or t FKEnE
nlCh fLEMMlNG at tn. Office of 'Clagets Brewery,
East Lombard Street Given under hands this first Jay
of May, 1861. H. a. ORDEGAS ''
- 49, CATIARINE OKDEMAN,
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3gaks ann Stgtionerp.

BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
. SAMUEL Z. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET
II AS On HAND VERY SUPERIOR AS
GS9S0SEKTMEMT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
4NS IN B99KS Am9ng his stock will be found WRI
ana LEI Elk PAPERS, both domestic and foreign o
all the most approved manufacturers i0'7isn' VI
S0TE PaPERS Ruled and Plain, in verv great VARIETY
IN EELOPES of all kinds e'S'
@ o. every description, for Office and prvatn
use, VIZ; SIht!, ZEN 5 PEN HOLDERS, SEALING Az
&c, &C. ' 4-'n d ANDS'
writing and Copying, Of all the best makers. LET.
NAIES, &c, &c ' "i'i H-HaoEN-
Also large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, a. &c all at low
prices. WV ~ SIS Oil al ~"
ooo-'iNi mhhChaNIS Will do well to fs22-tf
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SRiepma.

s,11s+ FOR BREMEN.-The f4g7-So-7;ae- -
viii nave apik o dsD5t oL M JOIN ellm
apply " the 0'"f F3FsFiF3 1 Il fHSSEgPsF
SssA FOE MONTEVIDEO or BUENOS
JT AsS ATRFs-The st.sailng bark PAIkriy Cont
June for aSoyS NV w have ds:pach ana sail cut II
gers mas Superior saoo cco for J Pase
- =. no. no. 81 South Gay street
otsA FOX ROTThRDAM-Tbe Al PrnaS;an
dpacR for the MAI an within, mas er will have quick
Captain on board Belts Wharf ~ Passage only apply 10 the
m2sf TEi6lQRPF . sIEBFRT,
x@a FOR LIVERPOOT--5Fbe taa - MI
- TON Capt Bradford, now oadir u' e, SarK Mil
f'f nssf apply to Fo1Ett, $' k5sRs For
sssA. FOR AMSTBRDAM.-Tbe fna s- s.-...:
ssa' ne A Baltimore ship DAVID ST wAtT p,
'Fg ms pr passage " s5.% to &o
,sss;s FOR BREMEN.-The fine fost-aoiins. D.
men ship PRESIDENT sMInT. F. g Wing bre-
m'se,' WI have prompt despatch above
Apply 70 Tie ' GEYFR "9 G %fkRcSSEgne 's
- = l22 Lombard street
ssEses FOR BREMEN.-The new Al Rrenon
dlst atch The port Fer freght Or na maVg qnek
cGre9L accommotstons. apply to tie Captain on oaid
n,s4, aos .Bk3rHERs FoNINGER,
mloIr % South Charles street. Cup stnirsl
az9zs FOR BREMEN.--The tast-sailing Al
-$s7A Brsmea bark ANNA DELIJS W Battendo Il. mas
fgt or passage apply to the Captain on hoard at err
,'ie o.. ". 10 Won kAPFF n ARENS,
nv =" No. % q II street
.e54+as FOR BOSTON he bark BAY STATE
49, hos Sparrow master is now loading for tn abv
IAN port ana having the most OF her cargo enpsgd
ami ~, fUeA uspatch For balance freight passage
Apply :" ~ HESLhN az ROGERS,
Baltimore Nav IAN N i,S, Ter Pratt and Gay streets
iC"I: ml5-n
sS@ass FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE MER.
= aza - S CHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY LJNEoF
tChh FL -Ihe Al clipper schooner TINE, Cant n aineS
having large portion OF cargo board will sail wiz
despatch For freight passage apply to " ~ VIII
DUNNOCh x WEATHERLY.
.,ooa..o.... ,, w No. III Smiths wharf
roods sent to address will be forwarded Trse ~ L.
MISSION and all charges thereon promptly paid Vi 'oin
50 S'ipPSs viii please send duplicate REGENTS and Cd
oress to NJ ERChANTS' LINE p'S' al" Ao'
an24 ST r. l. Z. b. G. WORTH. Agents in Wilmington
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NOTlCE.-In compliance with the acquisitions
of the Maryland Code vol. l, page SIS Article So
section III, Nc, the undersigned hereby give notice
aa a. noGELER G:ESE W ELL, OF Bremen, have
% IN departed this life having by their Joint will
the Undersigned executors thereof That at the time of
their death they possessed and entitled to the follow
ing STOCKS to wit: Eleven thousand hundred dollars
I'VE per cent stock OF the City of Gilmore, and thee
thousand dollars SIX per cent of State of Mary
ann which stocks now stan in the the late Pm
doph Vogeer Gesewell and that tn undersigned will sell
ana transfer the said stocks 1T the expiration OF ore month
nom this tenth day OF May, 1861. - WV ''h
q. W. WAGNER, D.
EMIL MEINESTSHAGEN Z Executors.
,,o By A. SCHUMACHER 4 co,
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e55a NEW ORLEANS
I,IgT NJ

Chin JANr n R,rnv,c,,,, r. PACKETS.
" HELEN A. MILLER Csit
49, - CHARLES, 30,
These vessels all OF 2 superor cla,s - .
msnSed bv my san regularly advertised and are corn
$500 ny SaIalns well experienced the trade Tine 90
pacity ZOO Of the above vessels IN such as viii fs aug ca
apply to fJiS II y vi nEsiysSS[r%%IS5e passage,
GEO W uyySOE n, -. >, No. 81 Pratt street
werj "a y ~ aIsON Co. Agents, New Orleans will for
their address ~ S'a''' GIL goods consigned 10
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

Total. 5,ESs lob 700 " HI VIZ 49, oeeaoe.
WagAr-456 s3s bushels Liverpool; $500 bushels TO
Kingston ia 10 $50 bushels to Gloucester, Eng; 9O73
bushels to Amsterdam; 335Z ousheIs 10 puoiin.
RYE-75O bushels to Capetown, o. u. ii.
RYE FLOUR los bbs to Porto Rico.
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gumber.
3usinsss Garos.

Business Garos.
NEW CARVING AND
Mewoud call the attention the citizens Of Raitimoe
ana M ne public, to our EW ESTABLISHMENT No "a
der PoRTRAiT A AN to or
ESE FEAAS AAD FRESG
~ All orders in line will be carefully and nrnctrou
eAecu eu on very moderate terms;
,.. - VICKERS A FRANCR
nl4-f No. 80 West Baltim 're st. near r .iaric,
JAMES M. ANDERSON q son,
y l-AYSeS
S4S SK T0TE sTEH AMR o9RsEk
Engraved and Printed in the most fashioHahIs sTG,
Corporate and Notarsl SEALS Letter Stamp. etc
ana ran, Vnne oards DE la kues Envelopes etc feaa
TROSSE b BLACKWELL'S
~ ENGLISH PICKLES AND sAUcEs
., GRO. HoLLINs,
~ 81 u N. Charles street
NTORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD COM
~ PANY's lsr MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed bv the
'i Ho " aisi5I BANK STOCK for sale.
McKIM 20
ap11-IOt corner Baltimore and st Panl strs,ot
DERUVIAN GUANO.
l. PERUVIAN GUANO of direct importation for ga,
il quantities to suit Also ELIDE, IOHABoE A a
P MALCoM h CO.
Ias-t Bowy's wharf
OATH BRICKS.
- 1900 Patent Bath Bricks, afoat per ship aJobn
ark from Liverpool for sale in lots to salt purchasers
tn2st is : BOWIE SeSsk xSsr,
ORANGES AND LEMONS, 600 boxes land.
BOWS wharf mh2Etf
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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE

UUASTWlSE
NEW foRK-Schr. 8. N. Smith.-l25 bbls syrup Fl
wilmington; 10 do. Venetian red. do Iampback W II
Brown Bro; p bbs rum, Maitland & Co.; IcO do
cement Carr Giese CO.; pkgs. china ware H. F. Al
peru Coz 200 cases pickles, VIM T. Smith & CO.. So
mas bacon, 40 bbs. do, nOx do, Carson & Co ID
casks broken glass, Baker Bros & Co boxes hubbs
A Pane 100 hdls straw Robert Turner 200 baskets oil
Laurence Thomson & Co ''
NEW YORK-Sch Florida-4 bbls whiskey do
clay; r. NJ Chatteton; SO kegs zinc, cask do F. T.
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Peerless, Patterson, Arecibo- Stirling Ahrena
Seeing Tall from Oharleston-C Pendergast
seaman, Phillips Savannah-Kirkland. Chase Co
fremont, Holt, Charleston-G Pendergast
Vim Henry Passapea, -. VIM APpegarth & Son
VIM & John Burton, -, VIM Applegarth Son
y,,VE0ENTS uF OCEAN STEaNHkS
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e4A WANTED.-Two VESSELS I2O@I4O
Apply to OtA' io Z ne ~ y S s d1uieS
ici-ll mn -
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

=, coRNlR OF BALTIMORE Ann q W,
NOT aresSv invite such Merchant AZ N
e1ed to cal and e1amine and s s goods
factory testimonsis 9ng experience the salts
Ont cities East and Tho been gr
the cities country towns, ample satisfaction as
bty Of our information and the great bpeSt to he
..O.n wv Nv .-...-- .unsrrihe mhstf
GAVE YOUR CASH.-We have recently i'm
~ ported some very superior CASH and DEED Box rs
made Of the heaviest material in the beat manner with
prices by CORTI AN IN "
felo-tfv sIs and oIa Raj trno- stra
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n n . Q o
IA ShIfFING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
10 SMITHS WHARF,
Advsrcasr,.,o an ; BALTIMORE.
Trends IN tire various ports Of Europe and the West
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M w. WHITMAN
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
U NJ III y y / N n CHA Mt
WOO, DEALER
"oo"' fEAIH hR 81 EIikS DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAx
i2-tr A'"- STREET, ,rTruopr
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Scr 8aIR. Trsinht Or T.hnrter.

So FOR CHARTER.-For freight or char.
T1 t5r' the British brig ROSEWAY hfIIE Canaan
- VOWS about l6uO bblS., has been INST meftI RI =;
Leauy ior any voyage Rated AZ good hv lat anu IS
- ntsE ~ PATTERSON HURGUIONno' O-'
- g. South Gay st Get
zskgA FREIGHT FOR NEW YURK-Can he bad
-R5Sa9n applica ion to FITZGERALD, BOOTH & Co
NO Ii So, Gu,
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<5kFes WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE
S-An AL SHIP of about 1000 to 5000 barrels ccnac;
W Quick dispatch viii he given and fair rates nnt
IN n9i 80 JOHN HENDERSON 4 Do
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'E'HlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr-
- bers OF Baltimore city, have obtained from the Or
Ps Court OF said city letters testamcntary
nal esate Of MARGARhT HUGHES HOWELL, late said
CITY, deceased All persons haViTg claims against said
deceased are hereby warned exhibit same 18th the
vouchers thereof legally auhent ated, to the Subscribers
on or before the 10Th day of April 1862 otherwise they NAV
oy law, be excluded from all benefit Of said estate Given
under my hand this sth day of April. 1861
J. MASON CANPR BELL
FRANCES HOW ELL,
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~ ,r COMMISSION MER CHANT
fch HE SALE OF Southern AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
l62 SoUTH EUTAy
Nopposlte Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad DeDot1
:, Refers by perni- sion 10 WV
MeSsrs. Kirkland. Chase L Co. Baltimore
Messrs. Pearcc 4 GRAY, Baltimore
5essrs Buckler q Shipley, Baltimore
Messrs !saac Reynolds Son. Baltimore
hessrs. WyckloN Post, New York
MesSrs SPOTS, Harvey q Co. Richmond
Messrs. Alvey LipsC, NIB, Richmoud
iesSrs. ). I. I. C. Budd, CharIrst,n
MesSrs. Toumin, VOORHEES, a. Co Mobile
George Nathan, ESQ, New Orleans
EdWq. W. Warner, ESQ. Philad-lphia
more. ~'' "'e1"an'cs' BANK, baltt'
mh2l-n
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N BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS CUUnT,
April 9h 1861 Ordered that the sale of the real estate
OF John Glenn, deceased made by William W Glenn, the
acting executor of the last will testament of the said
deceased and this day reported this Court by the said
acting executor be ratified and confirmed unless cause be
shown to the contrary, before ninth ay of Nav
next provided copy Of this order be inserted in some
day newspaper published in the city of Baltimore 1T last
day of Nav NJ ~ ~ ~ ''h
The report amount sales to be four thousand
one hundred and fhthee dollars and nnetytwo cents
(sil53920 $1,000 WV WINS
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ss1s Fur BkEMEN.-The fast-ga7ing Al
- bten Il bark MAKYL Nd JOHN RellmrTs al
W al nave QUICK despatch Tor the above port L2 T
Thf sac apply to the Captain board at Cor T,gh
n a. oE 10 VONkAPFF h ARESS
thI 10 - Germ
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CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, SC.
EssSassysEsl \ B. GHARRoN 4 CO, AGENTS

!sSxsAaA FOR VINEYARD PROPRiETORS
IN FRI nee,
have Just and offer for sale superior COGNAC
Els, vintage Of 1871 Charron Pere ct fs Brand
Emile Belmont Co, Cognac Brandies various vintages
Bordeaux Care Wines roEn low grades Burgun
dy Wines from medium to bes; grades produced
France; White Wines; Champagne Wine yarious
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHlSKEYS Of prime
qualities
house or duty paid.
Also CONSIGNMENT 10 bbs very old and prime Monon-
gahea Rye Whiskeys; 10 bbls. copper distilled
Bourbon MhiSkeys; 200 bhs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye hkey to which invite the attention those
IN want Of pure liquors Office CORNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS anh.tf
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~ AvAL STORES.-34 bbls. Spirits ..Turpen-
- ahe ior sale BY JOSEPH CARSON AGO. m2i-u
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&0IHmEsslDH 2ElgTCgaRts.

CHARLES BRIYKMAY nm 80 -
{ MAS. BRINKMAN & CO.
~ C1MbISSION MFR CHANTS
PACkEkS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PpODrCE
NO. 81 WEST PRATT STREET,
w. Near BOwy's wharf
ro.1, =, - Have for sale
W DDS: Mess Beef, 100 do Extra No
also, Mess, Pr and bump Por- Bacon and Rpk Vaat
IaFtGulsr attention paid to supplying orders mhi5tf
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April 3d. lS6-Ordered that the of the real estate
OF William Frick, dec ased made by William F. Frick the
surviving Executor of the last w
deceased and this day reported this Court by the said
SURVIVING Executor be red and confirmed unless cause
ne shown the contrary before day May
next provided copy OF this order he inserted in
dav OF May ~ ~ ~ 'a'A uiiiu
sand eight hundred dollars (S3 sOO) - ~ '-'A
Tru- copy-rest: ISAAC P. COOK
an5 laW3WN Keristpr O LIS Ralt,
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STATE OF MARYLAND, Scr

- 'f1hH" fI.t-'IJ
~ CALVERT COUNTY, ORPHANs' Court 1861 ~
On application by petition of Maria j. Ross and VIM
Macdanlel administrators OF JAMES ROSS late of Calvert
UNITY deceased 1t is orderen tn thy give the notice re-
eured by law for creditors to exhibit their claims against
each week, for the space six successive weeks in n If
the newspapers printed in Baltimore cIty " VIZ Vi
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z%zz WANTED.-A vessel of 3O0 tons to load
ior london Also vessel Of 3UG5UU tons for South
sue Vi Cuoa and thence to Europe Apply TO ~
ear AORREiL q RANDALL.
~ Exchange Place.
uST& VESSELS WANTED FOR
sa%sssasS HAVANA
The undersigned constantly in want Of vsss 70 ,o,s
TO and from Havana and MaJanzas ~ ''@N
<as., MORRELL & RANDALL,
Eve h-r.
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True C0py-TeSt. ISAAC P. CDOK,
apl0-law3w Register OF Wills for Raltimo-e rity
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FUX BALTIMUkE
4 CITY, May 3D., l56l.-LUTHER NJ. REYNOLDS rs
MICHAEL. MOON -Oriered, that the sal. made and re-
ported by Luther Reynolds, Trustee the sale of the
property ntoned in these proceedings ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 5t day of May 1861 provided cnpy Of
this orde be inserted in newspaper printed in Kali;
more once Ia each OF three successive that
The report states the amount of sales to b. SO
ROBT. J. KERR Clerk
True copy-Tesr ROBT J. KERR
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4sgts FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
sc clipper coppered and cOpper-fastened scbr
oSa5f Hhil'D' apply to $ R pUNNOCK,
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That the subscribers of
Calvert county, have obtained from Orphans Conf
of Calve county, in Mary letters o,
on the personal estate of JAMES ROSS late of sIvsr
county deceased All having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscribers before the
18th day of July they otherwise BY law he ey
cluded from all benefit OF said estate Given under our
hands this 18th day of January, 1861
MARIA j. ROSS,
WIN. MACDANIEL,
mh27-law6w Administrators
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M lillian S. CROSS,
w LUMBER, STAVE AND
o. GEN ERAl COMMISSION MERCHANT
VII, corner corner T. Falls and Eastern Avenues Bait
WIN attend to selling all kinds Lumber StaVas CT,
hoops, &c, and fill orders for same "'es' 9hookS,
REFER
Eessrs aagraw Rooms Agents Pa Cantrarpp ~ d..
Kimi'sli L ShaGer, Baltimore ~ ~ W 'Dai''
). &. Hand Co,
Feny Wallace, New York
S w. MILLER, ESQ, Burlington, Pa a.,
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,rhe x. Y. &r.T.R R.-The Tru

Vhe TX. R, IL Fe. i. re. R.-The Trustees
i of the KenOsha. Rockford, & Rock Island Rail
road are adding to the rolling stock of the Road
and making suchi mpro Sements in the track as
are necessary to put the Road first class foot
ing.
| A new, beautifully finished and powerful Loco
motive was rece ived day or two since from the
Patterson, n j., Locomotive and Machine Shops
1t is called the Harvard, and was fitted up and
put ON the Road yesterday. We mentioned few
days since, the reception OF a number of new
box freight cars We understand the want of the
Road in this respect is far from being supplied
The want of sufficient number of cars to carry the
freight offered OF course they will be supplied
as fast as they can bemanufactured and transport
ed
We took walk the other morning through the
round house and machine shop they have
just erected and put into operation, Many of our
citizens we presume, would be surprised, as we
were, to see the machinery that has lately been
put into operation there within few weeks past.
A stationary steam engine drives the work s, and
lathes planes drills and all other kinds ofmachine-
ry are in motion, giving very animated and bus.
mess like appearance to the shop. The old Loco.
motive, Silver Lake, was entirely repaired and re-
fitted there, and is doing excellent service on
the Road and looks as if it had just come from the
The Road is now in energetic and driving hands
as far as the operating department is concerned.
NJ Parker, the new Superintendent, is busy over
seeing and directing the various works and i'm
orovements Mr. ScoTr, the active and energetic |
Freight Agent, is never idle, and we doubt if his
iepartmentcouId be put in better hands. MrSim-
mons, who has the general oversight and manage |
nent of the whole, is interchangeable. There is ey-
Try reason to believe that the Road is going to
prove. as a freight thoroughfare, ell that ever
claimed for it.
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1t was only by dragooning and bullying that
North Carolina was driven to take sides with
the rebels. 1t is memorable how long she re-
sisted the pestilent appeals of her twin Com
monwealth and even now something is wrong
Matters do not move smoothly. There is some
thing out of the way when, in frantic terms
like the following, the Raleigh Standard calls
all Dixie to the rescue. Hear it:
"Unless this movement is stopped at once by
the strong arm of the Confederate States naOrs
than half the counties in hiS State aoiU be at
tached to the Black Republican Government BE-
fore the Union Congress meets"
| Were we to have a new election to-day fol
the Legislature and State oficers,no one knows
amid the present discord, what state of things
might turn up"
Now what is to pay? Is the Confederacy at
ter all an unit? or, is there sober sense at the
South that is getting restless at the mad rule o
Davis & Co.? Is Secession getting played out
We shall see what we shall see, but evidently
the sheet quoted snuffs something of danger il
the Chicago Tribune.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-11-21

a. the close Of Mr.. Hill school at Dist No
2, Pleasant Prairie, NIr. T L Carpenter was called
to the chair and Mr.. II K White elected sec'y.
Onmotion w Sherwood presented the follow
ing resolutions which were accepted and adopted
Whereas, Prof. E. N. Hill is closing writing
school; we the patrons would testify to the un-
bounded satisfaction he has given, as a teacher of
Plain and Ornamental Penmanship, therefore,
Resolrcd That we the the pupils and patrons,
after having passed. through course of Instruc-
ton in one of his most valuable and popular
schools, would commend him to the public as one
in whom they can safely rely as q thorough and
accomplished teacher
ResOlced, That we deem theCommercial instruc.
ton of Prof Hills school to be of great irnpor-
lance; especially to those about to commence
business
Reso1oed, That the gentlemanly and careful man
ner in which Prof Hil conducts his school will in
sure good hand writing to all who may attend.
Ii. X. WHITE, Z. l.. CARPENTER,
Secretary, President.
Pleasant Prairie, Nov. 49, 1861.