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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-08-23
Direct Importation Of
SPRING GOODS.


T RESPECTFULLY call the attention of the
l. Ladies to my complete stock of FRENCH
GOODS-comprised Of
Silk and Lace MantilIas
Silk Basques Silk Zouaves
Zouaye Shirts French Bonnets
Flowers, Ribbons and Millinery Goods in
general
Straw Goods in great variety
White and colored Straw Hats for Ladies
and children
Dress and Mantilla Trimmings
Pointe Laces Valencienne Laces
French Laces Guipure Laces
Black and white blond Laccs
Pointe Lace Wells
French Lace Wells
White Wells
Embroidered Linen Sets
Embroidered Swiss and Cambria Sets and
Collars
Embroidered Bands, Edgings, and Tnsertings
in Swiss and Cambria
Pointe Lace Collars
Grape Collars
Grape Sets
Guipure Lace Capcs
French Lace Capes
Silk Mitts, Fans
A very large assortment of Nets for the hair
Handsome Wreaths
Cog de Plumcs for hats and many more ar
ticles generally kept in regular fancy store
Ladies will please bear in mind that i'm
port all the goods myself, and am able to sell
them cheaper than anybody else and those who
will be kind enough to inspect my large and
handsome stock, will find that they no more
can complain of the prices, as | marked my
goods 50 low that they will give general salts
faction.
Receiving new goods by almost every steam
er. Ladies will always find full assortment
Orders for Nantes, Bonnets or Dresses, at
tended to with the utmost care.
M. WILLIAM, Importer,
No. 80, Market Space,
Washington, d. c., and
apl2 No I, Cite Trevise Paris
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St0Ot Baltimore.
NrOflamatiOn beS GpuD. Siee8.
Staat @iarYlanO, GrecutiUsD epartm.
Nnnapulis. II. NCpbr.

Mnn1ppll6. IL. gloDbr.
ga baS GClf BON WarYlanp in Der litnalten
0abl ouf'S Neue fnup eegeben bat, paB es NIT
uneriGitterliGer 8eftsteit an Der Union uno Ter
uns bon unlern Gprpdtern iberfommenen Ge9tes
runs bGn9t uno Oa es pom Der 9rGBten Widti9<
felt tit, DAP l6 Die Qestslatur niGt bios oelu
70 auegefprohenen gBiflen ces 80lfes fnge, iDn=
cern TIN AUDI CUR @'eItun9 %brtn9en, inoem tie
lid Der Neeteruug Der Ser. Staoten in tbren
8smabunsen bilfreiG CUR Settle lteut, nm Otsle
unleliee Hebe(tOn gu unterpritden, Deren 3wed
eS III, IN Itre geliebte Union nno I'M ere Ste9te
run9 gu 3erlt6ren, uno
Da Vieles p~orlteet, mas fir Die SntereIen
Der Burger Marplanps pom 6uBerfer 0tdti9
felt 1T unp Elm ral6es 9anoeln Der 0eslslatur
p%erlanet,
Su beraume i'd, 2bOmaS SOqitap 5ids,
@uuverneur pom Mtarplano, fraft metnes Nmtee,
fir Dtenltaa, Den 8. DECEMBER, etne 8erlamm=
lung i'm Capitol oes Staates in annapolis an
uno crude Die Mitelieper Der Sesislatur, lh
e%tn3ufnpen, UNI patibsr gu beratbldlo9en, rel<
6e S6rttte getban trercen lplen, pamtt Marp
lamb rteoer letnen 0las neben ben iibri9en lupa
len unO treuen Staaten CUR Gertbeipigune Der
Contribution uno Grbaltun9 Der linton einnebme.
0egeben BON metner 6anp uno unter Dem
srCBen Sie9el BON Sra plauo, am 10. Noebr.,
i'm Sabre bes Serrn 1861.
STIR Den 0omSerneur s. s.. 9tfs
(Siegel.) IS. @t6elbergfr,
Staatsletr,
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eOeals9fenisfstten aus wafbinstOn.

WVDbe HepuSe.- Nnt n16lten WtittpOd
Inn II ubr NlUrgens nitro BET Bailep's Grcf
9tUab cine 9tepue iber nnebrere Dtviftpnen Del
Qptemac @rmee ltottftnpen. Da Del DteIsr @e
Ie9enbctt bic LANCE Bride C9ne 9ab gu paliser
III, 10 farm isper pabet lein, Der Suit bat.
Yu9prudersSewegung - Die In
rem peridteceneu DrudOfices IN ga Arlington
bclh1fti8ten Nrbeiter blelten am SOnnabeno in
Der Sur 6a(l etne Gerlammlung, in weI@er be
lAlufen mutpe, ben Oft Der SuhprudergeleI-
I&aft In @ulum6ia 6om l. Sit. gu unterltieen
unD Durh{uflbren, naA pelhem Die Nrbttte3eit
w1trenp PES @inter8 pen 10 auf s Stunpen
repu5trt perOen lpl.
s. DIN iugenplther Nnfdnger.
Yoltsit s. &tppon fanO geltern einen tletten
Suueen auf Der StraBe, Der itber NfitSt9fett unO
6unger tla9te. Der Surge beibt 3bVs. Rpan.
III 8 Sabre alt uno beDeutenp peniaer grim, als
bic metlteu Bsn9el ron l0-12 Sabren, Sm
StattOnobaule o%n9efOmmen, er5ablte ct, DAP er
AM DOnneritag Abenp peS 9e9ene pe9tn In BAL
ttmore auf einen 6eitrasen ~9eflettert let, lhA in
NtOrpbeus Mrme geltur3t babe unD beim @rpas
den 3u letnem grOBea Wtbper9nisen bemertt
babe, oaB er in 0aibin9tcn it Gr bat Fa
etnt8e Gage in ben perlatepenen Bayern berum
9etrteben, 1T ober allmQlig pom 6einreb befal
len wDyOen, Is 0ae wpbl Der MapCr l6 ptsler
Serfpmmenen llnIhutp annebuten muB.
TaIf6er 8erDa6t. = 9atrif Oprau
purUe pom Der Wolt5st Der 4. BarO perbaftet,
neil or TIM @erpaAt tanp, $3.50 scn MtAaeI
MurpbY 9etotlen SIT 9aten. Der @sfanSene
u%nterparf I6 tpi1t9 elmer u~nterluhune unp bel
ietntm 8er96r por Ntteter DOM ergab liG, bas
er ni6t rer Dteb mar. Dpran wurpe in 6plge
befeh e%ntldfen,
G|erBoftet. Mi6ael MurpGy ipurpe
esrbaftet, neil er SOlpaten sur Detection bebalf
lid aepelen mar, tnpsm er tbnen @tDiltleiber
CAB unp raee9en ibre luifCrmen in gmpfan9
naBm. Oa Die 8fmeiie fir feline SAulp senit,
genD parelt, plrpe er 81 rpetterem TerBGr einz
8eteft.
Gin wtlber 8urf9e. = Gin GpIOot
Bate am GVnnabenp Nbeno Dem SactuS 10 ptel
SPfer sebraAt, Dap CT FA iuipirirt fiblte nnD
0erl cite, in elmer Defamation uuf @nsltib 6tq
letuen 0sfublen pur6 cine augemeine 9auferet
2uft 3t MAIDEN. Die Qntunft 3retsr 9pli8iIten
0eranDerte pte Sage Der Otnge eintsermaben uno
CT Eat iegt 3ett, feline 6ampflut an Den @dnpen
pe5 Statipnebauies aue3ulaIen.
9ferDesO III. - Ginem 6armer
in Ger Nd9e BON giscatapag, MO., fam iein
9ferp abbanOen un0 NIT siutser Mabe selans
e5 t6m, In einsm SoIDaten BON GOmpagnie q
1. Gegimept Der @tdlse'i4 en GrceliOr Brigade,
Namen8 0illon, Den deb 3a eutpeden. Gr per-
ihafte fb eiuen Warrant BON NtHter Gaa, bod
oJtOB unO 9eiter fab man ntemaIs wieper"
pentgftens ntdt 3uiammen, pa Der Reiter abse
faBt unO Do6 cole 0toB ietnem rehtmaBigen 81:
gentbumer aus eltefsrt muree.
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@dunern Inn $400 beIdpinbeft uorben unb In
benz BUaroingbault, boS tie nit tbrer @e9stt-
mart beebrten, batten lie etpas gclpenes Sc
l6meioe gu i6 eenommen.
Dte Baltimore unb Obtus@t-
e n6abn laBt BON isbt an bic 3iae mad 81
ltcctts MiGs nm $40 unb 9.15 Gprm. unD
Las uno $40 NaGmittaes geten.
BUR Buref4aft 3u9ela0en. -
Sanes so. 0irpin, bes Serratbs aneetlaot,
puroe aeftern Morsea BON &tdter Giles CUR
8areihaft su9elaffen. Sames @irOtn ,puroe
fur $4,000 8nr9e, unp Der Nneetla9te ut
$4,000 aneenommeu.
DtebfabL.- Gathartnd @redaer tpuroe
Serbaftet. neil ls i'm 8srDo6t ltanc, einen Sbaipl
BON glilabstb Stanton sstublsn gu taben. 6ane
NAB guroel purpe alS 6eblertn e~benfalls In
0epabrlam eebradt unb bic beioen ertparten tebt
In Der Sail pae gerfabren Der Court.
@ertGtsb6fe.- @rtmtnalcUmrt.
benjamin s. 6eueu. farbte, an9sflaet, etne Nn>
3abl S6mudlahen une @elp BON Or. Wm. s..
&npples geItDblen Al baben, wurbe berbGrt uno
1hulbte ~befunpen. Niharp 8rcpn unp Nnorer
1bomas, irelhe Elm Stid 6laneI aus Dem 0aoen
bes 6rn. pbil. Mssers entpenost batten, ebens
fails 1huloie befunoen. gatb. Welld, fAuIpig
Elm Stid Calico esltUblen Si BADEN.
Ser. ct. Circuit @Uurt. - Oa
feline Sale surllnteriuduns retf rraren, t~iinOtste
GtAter @iles Der SurY an, pab pte elite osr
Surp-prOglie seldlefen iet. Die SurY wurpe
bierauf e%ntlalien.
go Ser a m M un9 Der seretnt a.
S&netber. 9etern fanb cine srObe
Gerlammlung bieiser SGneiper In Der Snoe=
pendent Surnbale, Sf<Yrattitr,, fat, in welder
oe Mabre9eln gum 3wed elmer eObnerbSbun9
~otscuttrt tpuroen. SIN Der naaiten auf Mttt@
mod anseiesten geriammlung perpen Die seetss
reten 8eidliie 9efabt tperpen unO MAIDEN MIR
Die BET ben Serbanplungen Snterelilten auf ptes
Ielbe anfmerflant.
Ga Observation-Disclosures ieber
art v~erfertt9t 5r. S 9eibner, TIT gr, Al 8altt.
mereltr., 9elGmadspll unp bidig.
GO 0as aSosbenbIatt bss rgaltimore gssaer" srl9sin
eben 6reiaa Dittas
gs enttaIt es brette 9poGtem aefefOff, unb bas
6Urnat 1T bebeutenb srSber ais br tdslite Beder.
Snbalt:
GaGr;9ten uno tele8rapbti6e Depsi9en aus alien &betlsn bes
9anbes
@prrefpVnben5eu aus Den 6~elolassrn.
@bttOrtslle attitst iber eie wi6t,sen E~aseslrasen uub
Ss GsueFte aus g~aoibtnstOn unb len Departments Der Gesierutls
6erser bic 5rrtssHn9 bs oei6sGuiten aOaans
rMoberid."
@ebidte, Mamnisfaltises, Observation-Disclosures &c
sipie oup cine leberfi9t ter eurUu6ti@ en- Beuteteitsn
pelobe bis 3ur Stunbe Der Publitatton etnIaufen.
@tnSeIne CT mplars fmb ieben 6reita9 Oaorsen ppblperpa6t
sur 9eien ing a S @ents in br Office gu baben.
az Rad Oeutidlaab perienoen wr einjeIne gremplare ful
s ets. (pc.tonet) AT trsenb cine &ert1e.
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4 sS aaa8 ssgs
A cas- Hsss@ ss nsps sg
4 7saanh eassna ass sgMsss8 81.
to.saloe.s pa@.-as..e @sgsisa 8
F Sh Ems @faA3 Hs8ss& #2as8z% SIS
N,a
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$40. 81. GhmiNt.
DentlGe SuAbanDluns, 8u@btnperet unb
Qelbbibliotbet.

OenTlMe OuupHdnDluIl1, Oudpbtnperet ttlD
Qeibbibliotbet.
80. 81 @. Baltimore, SUifdben Oan:m $5onibapfr.
So erIdube mi MI en 6ssuupsn lope be ee5hrteu RutI tunl
I'M Gaaeneineu anSIseeen, cap i'd nlein @eI6dit BON SO. 90
y. @apfr. mad Cbiaen Plas perIeat nabe unO bite bas mir ieittst
ssI@entt: gertraaen aud fsrner ~bspatren gu woaen.
Weia eascr BEN beut Il en- 8i&e rn in allen gran&sn,
S@utbR&er, S9reiba un6 Sei@enbefte, S@retb.
naterialien aler art, beuti&s @uftt fir pianp umb Sc.
fang. eabe i'd uuf has bette p rrplftinct9t un6 wsr0s In 8etra6t
Der I&[ebtsn Get tie btatslten preile iteaen.
Mnt mdue 2eibbtbItotb ct made i'd b~eIonoe8 aufRertiom,
tnhenl ib pisieIbe wisoer bsbeutsno osrnSrtt babe.
Gui 6a8 @inbtnben BON 8i9srn, MuHt &c. Werbe ib meiut
~tefpncere auimerfiamteit psrIeucen, uno babe t9 meme BUD
b,nberei 70 ~Ucaadabt9 %ctuset&tet, UNI 0Gen IafrSsen bshsn
SenaSen su fruneu. 70. OF. S@mtst,
Otses 80. o. W. Baltimore, ssif6en @ap. II. Saaibastr.
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meniafeiten ppn ann Rrnncisep.

Can 6rancteco, 10. Soy. Der SdcC-
nsr Carolina 8oote 1T nit tiusr Qarune fbtria.
ntlher &amsle bier angetOmnen. Sprah un=
term Z Sept, auf psm 52o IiOl. Sreite pas
SAtf 9toSer. xa ~
Die S6lFs Golpen Oate Spn Stem, gOrt unb
Ocean 8ooer gon Suiton linO anseFOmmen.
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sttles4 2 Ns 9s1&1s4 A
saT8 fsHas2f ffH sa9 ~ssig4ns 1sAin ane s
49HFzeH SIX fNaF8gn SEQ
Nl&a@4. #e2 s aaslg Ha eli 1Hs a85gs@ sQiganN
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3tpeite Seutf6e 9errmannSs1lnter
~ ffuBunaSe VSefeufCbaff.

ole fimmlflaen Utl lIeper 6teIcr 9deu DAT limo bierniit ein-
seaoef ce elltsn g~eieetten . rammiunS teia ben AM beuusen
Denfas bu I9. Jrpymber, apenos z u6r, in Der R,babite Sol
be3upD6nen, M gu sle DER Stitf Die neu5n Beanie Dor el5lIaen
meresu iouer. nj rtgtHnu8 DC Rtdteri@emenren elner Strufe
Uou so @s unterpnrten rnp.
SBt0li Sl AuItrage; 2euts 8laufuEi Setr. PROB
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8ucbbtroer eefudbt.
Gin HetB9er uuc sei@udter y n@binber fam IeIcrt 8eIGdf
tiguug erpaten BET U. u. S@mtbt
Dill SO. "a en-BaIiuOrshrake
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st tnbbieb. GS wurben 1890 Stud aussebuten
preiie iet. gOn 30. 5o@$3.76 p 100 to
9reiie niecriSer. 8ertauf, ruurben an bic.
Iise NeBaer go. $50 etnge nahNaibtns>
ton bic ibriaen blieben uusrrfauft.
Sanetne rplrbeu su MnYer6npetten preiieH per>
fault BON SIS OO@$o.50 R 100 ID be3ablt.
S6aafe $2.5o@3.25 sel6Uren, fir CUTE Seer
AtepbpI, per 0aaone 39-4l @ts. fur 50 PCT
Gutter, bette @ODen "a Cts. p ID, @lapes 20
-22, NOubutter 20-25 @tS.
6riAte, &piinen 81. 9O02,25, palmna1e 6
Cts, GUrintpen 81 @ts., paaumea l23@
II Gents, @itrOnen $l.55@2.OO per Dor,
Sraugen ST. 90 per Dor.
6ebern; 40 @ IS SIS y tb psnise i'm Martt.
103 Cts, oltin. 5n9trer 81 6, MnSsatnuB
4O-5s, pfefer 1o4-lO4, MusfatblItbe A.
At Cts.
p Some in Rlumpen So. 53-3.
y Manp. perupiantl6er 224O @ $60-62
&npheamebl $26 per Eenne4
@etretDe, Weisen ROTH. prbinGr 12O@125
gut bis ausseaet6net ls5@1ss, peiBer CUTE,
l35@l45, ertra fetner l500)165.
Safer, @irs. u. Marsl. 4O@42, @ennI. 43
Gas, &prn, weibes 69@6e, selbes 65@6s 6
&ussen, MarHI 65@65, penni. 66@6s 6.
3eH, SintOtby $15@I7 per SVnne. Slice $1l
@l3 tn Dbl.
Sanfe, Sb lo1e 7@s, setrudnete l44-l5.
5ppfen, nemer % ID O0@35 Cts.
aaffse, &iO gut l63 "a 154 prtnta 1e@l6s,
SaSa 2O@22, 2aquagla 173@l9.
lpam. Soblen "A "a "a, 2anb ge1Al'
"a @ &c, Stat 24@SO, Dber 3. 5o@4.5 SO.
Ralb 1000 % dug.
MplaIeS, Wuseppabe 30@35, NewsSrleaas
neuer 50@5o Cts.
DC ) {, 5pwarptreet. luper 1913
ertra to fancY 6.l2@6.2 rs
famtls e,6O@7oo
y SbiO 4 aeatufp iuper 5.62
y ertra e.0O@6 IL
familp 6.5O@6.75
City Mtas gut bis fem 5.5u@5.62
ertra 6.6O@s.75
QHelIh familD 600
u NelerDptr ertra s.25
nm ebk 4.25@A.37
RprnmebL 3.00@3.25
prppitOnen, penis NaGfrase. SGultern
53@e, far Settenltife 6@64, fur S&inten
9@I1. Sal5aetih; pretie perlhtepen, fur
2arp 5000
NetS, Retner TIM 81 rft.
Saamen. Rleeiaamen gut Bis ausse3eidnet
$4.50@4.75 per 8ibl. BON "a tb, StmOtbN
$2.25@2.s7. 8laAslaamen $l.25@l37.
per 8MIbel.
Cali, @rOunb @ltum % Cad I25 @tS., Mare
sss lAaus $l.6O@$1. So, Nlbtpn'S $3.50, 1arfs
5slanD 25@so Cts. y 8nibel pom Store.
StGrfe. perl 5-6 @ts. 5sfb
M 0 II G, nngewalhen 23-25 10 ID, Qamnt Is
81, fetne 35 @ 90. SIS
WbtsfeN gits y SAD. 213@22 Gsnts, 0biU
224, aber tpeni9 Serf6ufe. &
3 nd er, NemsOrleaus 8.60@9. so, @rpeerte Urs
binair bis gut 8 37@s.7b.
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slufruf an fam mttidbe ehueiSer

Su or Il itra ID D l~t1t5ebabe u rlnmmlun, o., SGne Der
BON Salhncre. paren 3wtlaeR so uuo coo tnpeienb. Gs
Spureep icfou y ante ermdblt gnl haGt au8eueaer @errEnbtSun0
beldIsfu b19e enc @euerIt eramulUnl IN
NltttnOh pen 90. oe., Nbenps 8 ubr,
in bemiIbeA 9Of4le, a. As Oil BiaIt.. ftattsuoen iSa.
SIS peroen oabsr aQe S@neiosr ole NIT ue 9aa6 IN 9anb gee
ben mOaen, eugsaoen, Fn blrel9 en3ufRoen.
Di9I SH Quirage; 0aS Gpmtte.
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NCuc Nn5clgeH.

s@ @uibinstOmer anSeisen frebe 1. Settle.
Bg NnSetgem UOn 9S0fb tngtOn am
peldbe bic 9sadbmittdsS 4 ubr bel a6errn OeieffeIb
a~bsessbeH wsreen, Fl Den mod 9Iufnabme in Der am
udbffen @fOrsen erfdsinsnben Summer.
~ Or. MoEts Brtnssaetal, @eiBbtersrauer, lit e-
iH9t in Ger 4eder=Gf1c rOr;uipre5en
a 5ar 9un. Sotn 8sr6inanb tsyt Elm Brief in Ger
" ter.6fTce. G.
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Moff=Cffce. NeFanntmatAmno.

aED MISUNDERSTANDING.
80 untr8e@nsie babsn am bieussn PIase inter Der
Sirma Born s SilO,
SO. SO glOrt8 @aYir. 2. 8bir BON Der Bride,
cine DsfhnattoR bon enbeudIaen unb gsrtaui ben auslanbi@sn
Spiritucleu UNI @etuen sr5Tast. -
Subem mir biieS llnternebmeu sur 8~eiSGisen 8ea&tans bes
RubIirunts srtagsH, bsulerteu mir, bB fsoer pen uns Oertaufte
arttel buraaus fret BON 5ncIl Ober ~ipnitsea uarIDtl4sn Cub
1taHen reip. 8eimi6un8en If.
Die BON rns auSaeiabrten anfHaSe percen aaf Wsrlaa9en TOE
lenirei ina 9aus srianet.
@Hspattiss 8efeGunsen terSen franco an gabnEsf seHsert. 6
9errmau Born & antbpnp Sill
Goo19. Int go 50 q. Gapfr., pberbalb Der Bride.
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Eea @efnuntmncbmno.

Ole Wdtsteber her Sfeu butlaen Narp(anb &obItbdhstetS.
9eieai6ai IN Baltimore Sta4t Ylarpanb, pereeH hermit
eriu9t, eiuer @rtro- BeriamniInRg am WRutnrG rem 20. Nopbr.
&tents 7 nbr, IN &t6atit' ale bei3urObuen. ba bic e@i pc CUR
%Abitlmmun9 aebratt peroen; audb fperoen cteienisen Mit9leber
Der ibeTsa I'm su=eseieniAah ee es fur gut befnpen t6 cutaer
gsisaf@Gft an5ui@tebsn bsTnit ~stnslaeen.
DRnEiIt Sebn 8sauB, PROB. Sdr.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-07
Anecdotes Of Lincoln.

Speaking of the demands Of the South upon
the North at this time, and the feeling of the
latter in regard to the matter he said it remind
ed him of dispute that once occurred between
his two Younger boys, Tom and Bill, pair OF
mischievous rogues of eight and ten years. One
of them had toy that the other wanted and de-
manded in terms emphatic and boisterous. AT
length he was told to let his brother have it, in
order TO quiet him: mo, sir was the sturdy
response, IL must have il to quiet myself
He appeared to think that the quiet Of the
South at the expense of the quiet of the North,
did not amount To much.
When asked what he would do when he became
President, and bow he would meet the difficulties
of the times, Mr. Lincoln said that the question
reminded him of a story about Fox river. When
the West was new, and travelling had, he was
crossing the country with some friends. a. q sea
son of the year when the streams were very
high. They could ford most of them well enc Oh
but there was one ahead called Fox river, to
which they looked forward with much apprehen
sion. 1t was the subject of conversation during
the day; and when they put up at night, they
were still talking of it after they retired, and
asked an old Methodist minister, whom they had
met, what they should do when they came to
Fox river. The preacher, vexed with their i'm
portunity, said he had been over Fox river a
great many times, but he never crossed it till he
got to it,
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ofuparajleled Generosity.

The Southern Confederacy, after having stolen
itself and a vast amount Of public property
proceeded 10 assume control OF the Mississ
ippi river and TO pass laws re- mating trade and
commerce upon its waters. IL has placed the
North. west, under everlasting obligations to it,
liberal,y and condescention in that it has declar
cd that lenceforth the Great North west shall
have the uninterrupted navigation Of its own riv-
or. How grateful we feel for this invaluable
privilege, which few traitors and scoundrels as
sembled a, Montgomery, Alabama. have vouched
safe to US. "Oh yes" say these men whose
necks should be in halter, "you shall have the
free use Of your own property. II we did not
permit you TO ship yoar surplus upon its bosom
We should s,arye d &c .th. therefore ice traitors
and disunionists consent"
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II From the Cincinnati Gazette we eItrac
the following remarks, made by Hon. ID. KiIgor
our Representative in Congress.


"a From the Cincinnati Gazette we extract
the following remarks, made by Hon. ID. KiIgore
our Representative in Congress.
lin the House, Thursday, February es.l
The motion TO reconsider the vote by which
Mr.. Corwin's proposed amendment to the Con
stitution Yesterday failed to receive the required
two third vote, was announced as the first bust
ness in order.
Mr.. kilgore, of Indiana, (Rep.) who made the
motion, called the attention of his Republican
friends to the Importance of the vote they were
now called on to give. But few DAYS ago they
all emphatcally declared, by sanctioning the
resolution unanimously adopted, that they had
no desire or disposition to interfere with Slavery
in the States where it exists. Yesterday they
seemed to have forgotten this declaration, CARR
ed away by wild fanatcism, and also the pecul-
lar condition OF the country requiring some ac-
ton. Ii they had changed their ground since
the occasion to which he had referred and were
now disposed to invade the sovereignty of the
States, then he was no Republican. In repeated
speeches he had said those who accused the Re-
publicans of such design uttered Islander
Should they say to the world when they are about
to possess the power of the Government that
they are for using it to break down the sovereign
rights of the States and invade their privileges
Ii that was the doctrine he could not subscribe ia
it. They should bear in mind that they we're moi
the masters, but the mere servants of the people
The proposition to amend the Constitution should
be taken to their masters, and the latter shonld
be asked whether they shall approve or reject it
/ For the sake of the peace and quiet of the coun
try, and for the good of the Republican party
the Republicans should come forward to-day
and with the same unanmity which :hey voted
for the resolution to which he had referred, de
clare the same thing in the pening proposition
as an amendment to the Constitution. Ii yot
! fail to give peace you wrong yourselves, not tn,
I hiltv
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Ing made express and irretocabie. The Chief
Magistrate derives all his authority from the
people, and they have conferred upon hi TO fx
teruu for the separation Of the States. The peo.
pie themselves can do this, also. ii they choose
but the Executive. as such, has nothing to do
with IL. His duty is to administer and preserve
the Government as IL came TO his hands, and to
transmit it, unimpaired by him. to HE successor.
Why should there not be patient confidence
in the ultimate justice of the people' Il there
any better or equal hope in the word7 In our
present differences, is either party without faisa
, or being in sight OF the Almi lightly Ruler Of Ma
tion.1 Will his eternal truth and justice be on
our side OF the North, or on yours of the South
That truth and Justice will surely prevail by the
judgment of this tribunal, the American people,
ARMY believe.
b. the fame of the government under which
We 1--we. this sIne people have wisely given their
public servants but little power for mischief and
have with equel wisdom provided for the return
of that little 10 their own hands, NJ very short
intervals. While the people retain their virtue
and vigilance, no administration by any extreme
Of wickedness or folly can very seriously iijure
the government in the short space of four years
Nv countrymen, one and all, think calmly and
well upon this whole subject. Nothing valuable
can be lost by taking time; if there be object
to hurry any Of you in hot haste TO a step which
you would never take deliberately, that object
will bs frustrated by taking time. But no gonL
object can be frustrated by it. Such of you n:
are now dissatisfied still have the old Consttu-
ton unimpaired, and on the sensitive point til,
laws Of your framing under it. while tn,
new Administration will have no immediate
power, il it could change either. If it were al
mitted that you arc dissatisfied, and that yor
hold the right side in the dispute, there still j!
no single good reason for rrecipitate action.
Intelligence, patriotism, Christianity and firm
reliance on Him who has never yet forsaker
this favored land still competent to adjust
in the best way, all our present difficulties.
In your hands, my dissatisfied countrymen
and not mine, is the momentous issue of civil
war The Government will not assail you; yol
can have no conflict without you make yourselve
the aggressors. You have no oath registered il
Heaven to destroy the Government, while
shall have the most solemn duty to preserve
protect and defend it.
! am 10th to close. We are not enemies, bu
| friends. We must not be enemies. ThOugl
passion may have strained, it must not break GU
bonds of affection. The mystic chords of mem
orv, stretching from every battle field and patri
OF grave to every loving heart and hearthston
all o, or this broad land, will vet swell the choru
of the Union when again touched as surely a
they will be by the better angels of our nature
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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The anguish of mind which parents experience
whilst witnessing the sufierings of their children
during the trying period of teething, is nothing
IN comparison to the loss of rest TO which they
are necessarily subjected. How many in con-
sequence of the fretfulness of their little suffer
ers' are compelled to pass entire nights without
obtaining an hours rest. But where Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teething is a,
hand-relefis inevitable.
IL may he termed Soothing Syrup, for it gives
almost instant relief to the little sufferer. Itaf
lords not only rest, but vigor and health 1t also
cures ~ind-colic, dysentery, diarrhea, and i:
sure to regulate the bowels.