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, 1861-04-29

WHEY 9fEE89, PefFy County, Pena.t
PRo7. Woop *ans ILL isN-
:. +DKAa sIRSiwas Induced mora t,au a vear avr7
q cleansing ny head dandroE lid safsred F
aa anon ~ nead for years and had never baen aoe TO
though had tried many pfepasation., unt;i ssW ~
yonr @ @aayesttse1ne1t n n HnrrtsburTh pspef Be;ss
sscrs snd p9aEht bottle and nox an prepared IS
ssGansad Il to nniTeEsal usc, for It ha1 completely
of Goa otRes 6sse IN Iws Tses scs
h1lr had become quite white II pacsa and Sy he na1
e cooo oeaf m sa a ass been sored e oena
savg used two bottles Of the Restorave no cno Ia
ny knowleage of lt as allow few grey hara to r.
ta t y ofusf to have my appearance coIppors E!th
" head ~ head y now Of less trouble 10 NE. In
kespiag y clean &c, than at any truo since naYn
Sna5 sans snG alta9ngh 9 Dc net nks e5posa sss
rt ~ e. ny 4esy to aay ~ can ii q any
anything to you, Yoprs.E II kc9 e. Il - - "o1.s
h. Il. ErTER
, 1861-04-29

81 apaitA. Sandwich.
oa7ls Y, q oenma1a, Cha1l1s-
. F symmer. MD. .M.ttooo.
; 4 Htsccck, Alrola
Autldge Il 0'BHaia. As],.
MoFe
: s; ". AcConkey, oaklacd.
4nohlAa Mckee, AattUQn.
I: D. Cope, Fairdsid.
thompson 4 Clark. Athtnn
Lewis . HpedlY, Aorrtna
Aamphnes j. Brown, ,Catr,
=. 7. " hitnker, Calro.
St9r 4 Tayler, Nashg{lla
4 4. L1lcaa, Ashley.
=. y Rice. McConb,
9cs. DEnke. Prairie C.ty
I%k = Bro, Blaudtuvil}s.
4iA Yarwood, Elgin,
YIN. Couaut, Geneva
HuGk 4 Roe, Aurora.
l. =. Marks, Anna
<: Haikt1s, Jonash-rn
MoeeTsT q Bro- lit. Car.
aias5den H.. ! . Johnston. sss.-
Benton l. Son. Fn]top fJtx
y inter Il Bro, MorFisoa
"1Gtich Yns q Balltnxer, ca
4oan Fowler. Haquotn.
& q hTqwtr. Knoxville,
~. Heller. Arlington
Tn;otcan & ;nnhcan Knoxville Z
Wl2teF 4 Coigau, do.
t. sAunttngton, Gales.
TThbHa.Warren, Bridgeport
eoad5non x,ifso d Glass, Easisn.
II Graham, Ear.aovt2ts.
s. As5atEard. Sh!pnan.
N. H. ~ #atHns Tas 1o.s.
: 7: :&&saSals.xoeth. 4 B,us,4,,.
y. Q. Paynl, do
a Grant Lahasre
4. 4; SA3oyeIa, Cafths2n
Ss&Ionet : q CO, Autustn
Z Z ESopp q soBt PuIasE
= =. Caiyeft palaa.
Y. azsenleaI Cartnapa
:. Z. AEselafxskI. 4 s Wa1MW.
s. ". Seaman, Le6anUn
9STTns q q Zofler, EocktoF,a
4. y. Merritt, wotsistsc%
J BALDWIN q stone, d
Y I. Ie1ka MAJ sugn
+. :. Hal Z Co. CSsetsr
beg : g Bro. Fl. dn RneEs;.
4. Rla&4 ~ fa~
3. s. MigSa, Amho1
Y. B. Nash, ntTpT.'
Se4tson \ D. Co. WIm.nvto,
!. !. Ma4a4ey, y WuM,ngto1.
7. ". Woedr1N Jnfsef
'1S8 HeFnsntsh nnh = Rd9eTaY.
az ames Z Gl6son, Hor7f.
55ye g Phillips. Ciinton
!, / Child . az
2; y =; " ;,Wi4MtodbuE,banvtIIa.
am ~ WtekB kidEe FalM
! 2es4t9E1n d Son. Gsorget1s
:. .hssat<evtlRate, u North
'fuadix s3ix|,@: x|@1eensat sysz.'
NJ ,,zs;s.llaw = Short p4p7n14.
aR3 q Gambol, Wyaattf
= e More, Sheffield
y r. Whtef, Prtucetaa.
[ A. ModserA QniucY.
8 E. HOFFMAN do,
lubher d Co. Alton.
!. frRyse, KdWattisYiUa
7. r. lRa1ton. Afton. -'.ss
lg9Ee q . Dak1n, FIoepeeE
. 4 Se&ElethnTl, Sara
. Y. WaEd, EockYtfIA
. r sechtX III, Cared,
obj Bast LScpn
. r. NeH, WeDnna
y Fe{ktns. Wlaecr
U5sJ 1sfJr q Harvey, 6halhS.
! r Issa. IXssa.kta. i isa1lI,a.;!
~. EHfFFT an Vi
, 1861-04-29

Aletter from Memphis, dated On the
18th Inst, to 3 gentleman In st. Louis, who
t'ontraE n1catss It to Tie Missouri Daoer,at
&ATB: .{;s :; = -, 60 4s.-,-'..
Yesterday, over two Thousand persons lafB
M to1 me Worth, and IS many more will :laaEe
nus evening. This drain viii be much felt In
re; coming condiet, I have no idea of
!eeyngtT but Wtn -atick' It out nj long Is poa.
<ees - 49,, =: ss::"'... >''+ .
, 1861-04-29

The friends Of ProEO. II. Mitchell, for
merry Of this city, receive with great satiafac-
ton the intelligence that he has rendered his
services to the Government aid inquired for
something to do. He is man Of military as
well as astronomical accomplishments, and
knows no constellation Of States that be loves
80 well as that on tbs Old aag>-C Cneinnati
, 1861-04-29

On Sunday evening the hull Of the GOOD old
chip unltsa States, "a Ehlch Decatur Captured
tse ne Maceaonnn was taken possession Of at
down to the narrow. part of the channel and nd
sunk. Only a few feet brought her in eoptact
with the bottom and the naval force that
shaH attempt to pass up to cur harbor rnnsf 1
hold pafley with the old veteran till tliey can
persuade hsr to stand a;one side; while Ia the
forts above, one On the right and Tie ofher no
the LETT, are hammerlng away at them with The
biggest sized shot and shell-.Aor5Hk HeraiI
, 1861-04-29

swearing In the BaGtal1ou-TheRt Dea.
uha1s0n and dEQalpments-.Ehe ReVf-
merit t0 Force 1IA EEAE Hhroush AaifI.
VenEeRNee and YfctorY.
, 1861-04-29

- 2. Mcnhfu4, Moline,
I IL Il II Muef. RocE lsllud.
y. A. Houree, tsuruayia
At Chamberlain, Moltne
| u. !; Ceppengeft = Co,
| CordOvfa.
Hattie. Camden Mills,
| !. Il, Burlington, jerseY
| Collins, carlYIa
| y. b. Lockwood. Car1yte.
| Wm- F. Cool do.
| T. y. Lewis. Morrison
! l. f. Thomas, Chl1licotta
H j. Rngg, PeortA
/ Auet a Co. La Sale,
i''A9an33fy PIT q CupPY. E4rl
:F. + sbassszaela. Mr..
| 2 Walker. Ottawa
| Kocheler Il CO. Peru
| G 4. Johnston, Herdnfn
Y. Odds, Albany,
| +ThCmpsGu, Ottawa
J. 7. d r. j, Ihrruton
MAErolt8,
1an- NLon, Calhoun
+ !, K& T. Johnston. bAar.
Mont,
t H1dggWAy 4 Williams n
nhy. >
n, c. EuTan. Otnev
u, E2uchenour. Citsr7c,,%
9hnrieV h S+5iS'. .FasHo a.3oa&
Ns6 4 HHnr%r1ta % i = xn9., sn!a
G+crTa uaniesr is' TLo44Ves
4 &. Rnhe.ts naeaaG nsasaG
" < Es1Ts. OeGatnf,
j b. Br,Wn .t ~ &C.
McCAhe X H,a.rru1 u1
cam eo1 4oAs Da-
LAforEe d Co. Decatnr
, 1861-04-29

The other officer On his left holding up, in
beth %2s1 = hand, ! bowie knifs aid revolver.
responded with shoute pf4 !" blood, -. = " blood
blood -. ne kwaaz, &c = s: z = 11sts~
=. The, band then 4truek in. with the & Star
spang1ed Banna1In. =. which they ill sang III
shofuspes yell Z as elsq MDixie,s Isnd, y altered
to read with : few vafIationa-
II wfsh was ii baltimore:
, 1861-04-29

-. Tie n. 7. Tribune on the authority Of
the agentof the Fall River. Line Of Steamers
denies the potsoning Of Massachusetts,: :yolun-
teer. Vita aaggea brandy . II H.: *,: ~ " ':.:.; ;
, 1861-04-29

An Expedition to oAttaek Fort Smith.
.WeWerR t1foNnsd = dry .or two: sinee. by
telegraph, that Fort 8mith, Arkansas, had
been Fa1n1orced:bY tie GqyeInmert. at Wash-
ingtop.. We further learned last night, from
III. uaderKoods Of, Hslenaj; that' ms Monday
morning !ast, =. 4 Jehnson, Of Little RocE,
and with four pieces ofartille1y, left that city
for the purpose Of capturing the fort. Those
who know the pluck Of the Afkanaiaas win
not doubt Of the success Of the enterprizA-
Meu!uas Appeal, 24ta.. - ;<TS -:
, 1861-04-29

! By way OF postscript will add thst at Ha-.
rishurgh everything was sTarning with mill.
ta1y and musicians eager for the WIZ. The
brave Pennsylvania boys do not like II that
their troops were ordered back, and when I
told some OF them WIS anxious to 70 back to
Washington, but did not want to 20 like a
dumb man, the way came, through Harper's
Ferry, Martinshurgh, &C., but wished to 20
through Baatimore-lf necessary, through
passage made by our shells and soldieEs-they
invariably said that is the only way they viii
consent to take en- soasze to the rescue Of Wash
lagton.. at Troy, Penn, We last evening
passed large number Of troops going to Har.
rlsburgh, and at Eluaira there is . f1ne comna.
ny Of ridemen, al ready for the tap Of tag
drum The parlor at the Dickinson House in
this town was occupied all last night BY SOL
diers. Every man In the cars or In the streets
wears the red, white and blue: Flags are fly-
ing so thick that they fairly fan the traveller
aud the citizen. r j.. g.: 49, - -
There was 8 man next to me In the cars
from Harrishurgh, who had left Ba1tirno ore at
q cost Of $780, Another had been down IN
take out his son. Both were On the train.
aud there we're others, who said that all Baltt:
more was trembling With alarm lest II hc
wiped out by our great Northern army.
One lady In the stage from Martinsburg to
Hagerstown showed me the pass shegot after
threading bayonets q long time at Harper,s
Ferry. II read:
HEAnQUARrERa-GESKRALo ORDER NO. ~
Mrs; has Permission to leare Harper's Fer
, 1861-04-29

o. J. woon RI, 81. Lor7s. july 10th, .eeo,
ton psis = t.s1l, s.hTAex the pleasure AID sats
encs5 nt3n atfer thai Of Ys 5ears. com
TScb W. &as.gS your Eestcrstive IN Jantary s55 snca
When !e1S aase 1oS BEEN without ollie On l4nd
ssenpsa a fn;ee gees isT nesp sppsaons ~ ses
Ill t Ha 70 oe fount aeither has thafe been CD 10
IT. s N ny naE Ess np1stely restored continued
halr has eser ~ g swn q three tm.s mouth. Ny
ny scalp Zee don. 5ed hsaltoy eoft sch glossy snd
St aooEa mentioned VIII be Of auY rartcpiar ad.
taT a 20 5oa OF latter your vanity At this la
thsS ,a oaea ~ xs noT1 ps sea a
- Fly ~ zee ied my 1ne In travelling ne greater EsrF
aa ri nitas ne past trse ysa1s aal ave kea pFdds
e5abiti3 fs y, n yoEr Eegto1stivs and
sness s have met with proplI that have pron;3unerd
II. aaT .bus saying sney had used il aaa wfthut u
RI matter that they had not nsed your AZ lila It
souis ri s:ps st seoas 5an sas priea RksSa kags
s.ooye which have no doubt sre humbnss It IS u.
.ehishlng that peone will atronize aricla OF 10
gpvs waen asF Is one At hand that has bean
Appasently: some It tAose charlatans have not
1sa1ns @ enough to write An adyrttsement- notca
Yours. ' - fee' "
Lhaye. within the Fast ave 5eazs, se=a and talked
Jour preparation With perfect success-some for hai
asss gfeE halr seafd head. dandEun and every dis
ease G tne scalp aHd head sra subject 10.
e. business hese, but learned you wsrr now Mviay Ia
Ysn ar i essty e publish VA refer parties
ae1 so. hsa> WILL g. p pso4g;y anawsTso.
JAMES WMTE, ND.
, 1861-04-29

No More C1earances for Cerfain parts
to be Issued in this CITY.
LFrom the cincinnati Commercial, Friday,1
The following dispatch was received veg.
terday morning BY the Collector Of Customs
at this port: S4'4''
WASHINGTON, April a..
THos. SHERLOCK, ESQ.,: Tou will grant no
elearances for vessels leaving Cincl1natt for
any port in Mississippi, Lonisiaoa, OF Ala
DANA (s1gned,} s. P. CHAsE,
Secretary Of the Q. 8. Treasury.
, 1861-04-29
THE up pRfSfNG


Inc clrlze0s OF MAR3HA1I COUNTY uet IN
the s2d at Lacon, andafler patriotic Speeches
end resolutions, 81 100 were raised by sub.
sefiptton Tor tha: support Of tho families ,of
the volunteers, Marshall county is fully up
to the times. !: .; ~: ::
:: Two companies Of Home Guards have been
formed at PRMcExoH, and they1' viii bs tholr.
oug6ly drilled and ready for future action.
Princeton has sent out two companies, who
are at Camp Yates ready to serve their coun-
try. 4 Dr.: Beech Of Florida was arrested as
Spy ont F Tuesday last When brought before
the Vigilance Committee he had large knife
concealed in his sleeve, which was taken from
him. He was afterwards examined, declared
to be nuisance, and sent out 1t toWn. :: +. -.
The citizens Of 0NARGA came together On
Saturday last, raised a poll, and run -up The
good old flag, atter which 81 good men and
tTne signed the roll, and elected E. n. An
dIews captain, and B. H. skeels and
cnsney, neutenants. The Onargas will make
their mark.
a friend writes us TINT although LAKE:
COUNTY may at first have seemed rather slog,
she is now thoroughly aroused. In addi-
1lon TO the splendid company from Wauke-
gan, the towns Of Libertyville, Fremont, Half
Day, Diamond Lake a11d Wauconda, have
raised first class company, now numbering
over one hundred meu- The Captain is J.
Blackburn Jones, with Ely Rogers, J. s. Pratt
and Joseph Norton as LieRtenants.
In HOMER, after large and unauimonIs
meeting, ACCOMPANY Was enrolled, and pledge
Of material aid to the families Of all who 20
made. -
4 correspondent at Woodstock writes. us
that the three companies Of McHEsKY Corrr.
TT, organized at McHenry, Marengo andWood.
STOCK, are aow falla and running ous7, two COM
panies at Crystal Lake aud ,Aleouanin are
nearly full, and Father Fitzimmons sends
word from Hartland and Alden that com
pany Of lrish-Americans has been formed.
Many other places are busy in the good work,
The citizens of FRANkN GROVE held auoth-
er meeting on Wednesday night. The Ye9uer-
able Rev. Jesse Pendeld presided, and several
other clergEmea' spoke. Considerable addi-
tioas were made to the volunteer list. Sub
scEiptdons: to the amount of $3.50 were imae-
dlately raised, which will be Increased to
ss,GM
The citizens Of PA1AT1EE held 9 grand
Union meeting cn the 24th. An immense
crowd was present After speech by Hon. |
James B. Bradweu Of Chicago, about 50 men |
enlisted for the war, and are being thoroughly
drilled.
At PRA1R1E crTE, Capt. r. c. Lawrence has
company of u men. They were all sworn !
to fight for the Constitution to the LIST. The
Interesting ceremony was performed On the
26th BY ). R. Parker, Esq. After which the
ladies sung the = Star spapgled Banner,'' with
a ferVent prayer BY the. Congregational, 1nin-
ister. - .:.
, 1861-04-29

The Norfolk Herald says It is believed that
aheGost to he Government BY the destruction
ol properly IN the navy yard coulduot haye bean
mucn snort OF eight OF ten millions. The cost of
those Immense and magnificent shin iouses and -
thelf contents farn1s conRiderabfe item In fhe
account, and 50 does Tint Of the Peangylyania
II brings tears Into our eyes when va real;ye
me destruction Of this noble ship, so long the
ornament Of oar harbor, and the admiration
OF thousands from all parts Of the county
vi wao 91slted oar WATERS. Then there was that
splendid specimen Of naval architecture, tbs
neW and beautiful frlgate Merrimac, and fanr mr.
or dye other noble vessels given to the fla1nes
and their valuable armament to the deem ~
It is enough to make one weep to behold mel
Wanton and Wholesalef destruction Of Yaluahle
, 1861-04-29

THE FRaT RBBE1 Mks.of.WAR.-The clip
per steamer Habsna has been purchased BY the
Secession Government, and Is new being con-
seEted into war steamer at New 0sleans.
,ms s,s, "1 be called the Sumter, and carry eight
guns and pivot gun.
, 1861-04-29
SOLD IN CHICAGO BY

). II. REED g. co
LORD 81 SMITH,
SMI g. DwYER
II. II. SAR GEA MT
AID ALL OTHER DEALEns " CHICAGO
, 1861-04-29
MOVEMENTS lAJ' VIRGINIA.

@Aof 6MEtN Id 14t flhGlN4A,
Wegive from such Of our Virginia exchanges
as have come to hand BY the latest mails The
suhjoined ACCOUNTS Of war moyements;
MILITARY II NORFOLK ANp PORTSMOUTH.
Three companies Of troops from Geore;a
reached Portsmouth Oh Tuesday, and we're Fe-
ceived by the commandant Of the Sd Regi.
ment Col Jay: Gregory Hodges, and nun
Der Of the staff officers, bes'des q large nun
Der Of c1tizens, male and female. The compa.
ntes are the Light Guards, from Columbus.
Numbering 50 men-none over so years Of ACE
only two Or three Of theh&heing married men::,
The Macon Volunteers, 50 men; aud the FIeYd
Rifles, 80 men, also from Macon. The fsfnt
and last commands marched Immediately to
the Naval Hospital, preferring to enter at once
upon military duty, In camp.
On Sunday evening the Richmond GraYu. q
fine company NUN bering 100 riae mns9ets A..
rived at Norfolk, They brought With them "a Il
pieces Of rite cannon Of immense size one of
the pieces Weighing 10, 900 pounds. Four com. n.
panies Of 100 men each, also arrived fiom T Pe.
tefsburg. The Portsmouth volunteer regiment
Is guarding the navy yard. A ]arge qnautItv
Of nroVtsl ans had been received from Car1syiiis
for the troops. 'o4'
, 1861-04-29

= Nrom tho Denoerst St. Cloud, Mtnn.1
II Jon arr, have been troubled With the headacna
tend for hoI tCepha1c P1a3 70 that you mar hxYc
tAeuu in czsS ct an attack = ~
, 1861-04-29

:; 1eAoE - FROM TIE suuTa. = The Memphig
Aym ssys most Of the up.river boats are dlled
NTH lshorers and mechsn,ca for rofnt. shars ,.1,
Many lahorers md mecban,es h.v. rsnsa.;<, ..as,
leu Memphis Tor tho se Ne1ta.sH' nese feeen'iy
, 1861-04-29
FROM WASHINGTON. -.
Late Events In the Capital.-The Starr.
.. alton pAntcs

i! No1regppndeuce OF the chiroo, ~. 3h,,x,
J.: cHAxBERssuuuu, Pa, Aprsl. 81 1861.
You have asked me to give Won somethino
OF outside matters in Washington, that the
Telegraph does not give. Well, nv letter this
evening il outside = and 1t has come to pass
| II th1s Way: that I have come out here with
my little family, to get them out Of the city
Whi1a any chance offered, and before the stary-
ntlon prices should get any worse in the Capt.
TAI. OF the FAMINE that the enemies are shAp-
ing sha1 come The people over ia Viz
gina "1il noE oeal at all with the city-not an
ounce OF provision can come from Maryland:
~. .Analaoy assured Us Tuesday morning,
'uA' the oakef just told her his dve-cent loaf
"ou1o oe t0e'tg7ve cents hereafter, and he knew
no. ~" much h1ghes. Flour was SIS perbs1.,
anu al oonsat up at that. Every man Was
s.s5"s no'ae saco soppnes OF provisions
M,a. au.o 20 nus' against the day Of
hala" s. - 4a''' an tne precursors OF famine
aoon 49, as~a4. s.seS. .A7 Government seizea
+o~rs, s.. Aoo4 .as' "ste aoou1 ieAVn1g aeoEge-
fsoi - - ~. 'sa enoln ~ 70 me capitol TO
ss4;. wv s.oopS', h'ets "ooe OF getting ont
W 1l'3 "ss 8Aut Wy ono palslmofe, except
-. ~ ~ .u. o.4''nlose q ONO hpao, which is to
~ as Gas:4 us 'ast@n* a'ly troops come oTerit to
-. saA ,..ra
or-;ra1 se " 'ssn interrupted figat here by the
Har,;a = ,eus ono " Alne look1ns boys 1rom
,,a~a ID1s wv 0'tuhs' aoo aooaaef Is 20 %
60, 49, ~ ~1,i ,.-:a ~ :, 70 camp out In the Fair
rra1sas,' 80. 80 W. seeess1on squad ron
lpss p,. etiy' VINO threaten ohambersbrrgh
~ ~ 7ona oso"h SAKE, wish to make bat
We 10y '1n pe accommodated. ...
M oa. " lela'n 70 Inc case OF the Capital
~ w Aot SPEAK 1or the powers that be, but
49, ~ snos ouA sno" 1aas L1ncoln and his Cab
IT, IT, ,,ua eeh, scott are marked for hanging.
nna ites1oe1a1 Yesterday sald to Dr. Fuller Of
na.tllnole, "no came 10 preaeh peace to him,
e0ds "s Troops q ooasea Carolina had already
e,"Ssses "se psfgs'as@ inc Jor his head" All
alons 'ee s'feess' and at eli the hotels, On Sum-
aaS' 1Aefe were great numbers Of the South
Fons' Sho mac come IN as spies; one Of whom,
q smooth 'tongued man, is believed to have IN
A1eAetu sou ol ION. Porter to Join the
, 1861-04-29

From taa Advertiser. providence, & II
The Cephaflc Pills are said to be remarkably e0eo
tive remedy for the headache md one of the very beat
discovered ""~4
, 1861-04-29

From ths Examiner Norfolk. Val
They haYe bean tested Ii morn than a tennxxna
cAses, with enttse success
, 1861-04-29

{ffom the Western & E Gaxstts. Chicago. nl.l
EeptaHc Ptla.
, 1861-04-29

[Ffona tas Examiner. Eortolk, Val
Cephalc Pills accomplish the ohjecs for which t1as
ware made. Viz: Curs OF Headache In al It's fo1ux
, 1861-04-29

tFFom the Advestlsez, Provheuee. Eli
TBS testimony Ia their tsyof strong. Non shs rnekt
feapectanl4 nnarts1
, 1861-04-29

iFrom the Southern Path Finder, Eew Orleans, LA1
Try them! you that are H1llcted and we sye sure
taf YonE testimony be aadea tc the already nuer
oua Lat that haa racelytd benefits that no ether }ned
ana can ptoducs
, 1861-04-29
HENRY g. ..*sPA1D1Ha,
no, - 0sdar Street, view YORK;:
-. , :


Il eertztn unQEanetple& pszanns NJ Attauptinx u
palm Oh ON the unspspecnE puhnn, limitations Of M
1HEpARKD aLux. would ezatsaa Al pezsaua 70
exantaa hsfsa rnxcha42as ind sea shss Ia nnu uxs
, 1861-04-29

From the st. Louis Democsat1
rxp1dly Increasing.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09

Tue first volume Of Mr.. Buchanans book is
said to be completed. If the testimony of his
confidential friend, Col. Forney, is of any val
up, the Old sinner has attempted TO dodge ret
ributinn by turning states evidence against
his cabinet. The "arttul dodger" might es-
cape in the criminal court by turning upon his
coufedrratcs but the tribunal of history has
no such back stairs by which shrewd knaves
may escape the gibbgt Snch public offenders
may thank their stais if they are allowed TO
pass iulo obscurity. But the expresdent
seems to have had no friend or enemy, even, 1,
TO give him fiendy advice, such as Junius
once gave to Sir William Draper, $50 to regu-
late his future conduct as to be able to set all
malicious inquiries at defiance or if that be
lost hope, TO learn prudence enough not to at
tract the public attention to character which
Will only pass without censure, when it passes
without observation y
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
NIarrimge of the Prince Of fNVnIes-Financinl
Prospects oT the Young Sen;lchan'
From, the Landau Financial RcfOrmeT,

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Fron, tn. rondor Ti,oncIaI Rcformor.
This a,,,,,t yrI,i,I, in tho natural order
of tI'inos nav la lonlred for shortly Madam
rn,,,nr has in'lacd already rontorred unon his
Rnyal Holiness dan,hf9r of Prince Christian
NJ nann,ark in ,yhnn, ond chose n.Ie beirs
no s,,,,...si,', to tLa ,hrnnn is vested occord
tm,, to tha ,roatv of Inndnn of 1879 The
,,rincess is in her srventeanth year and said
r. bo evcnedingly ba,ntifnl and in every re-
snert = sntohle match for the heir apparent TO
tIo throna ot Enoinnd Thn onlv obiection
- itis t,,o nnssih;;ty that snch = motrimouiol
oilSnce bet ,yoan rho crown nf En"Iand and
n',m,a,I, nov omtorIin this cnnn7rv in dis
-,ntal w. ,var. r.snctim the Danish snr-
s;nn os sin,il"r ,lii., ,s h5,a dane in fines
~ oIJ Rnt ,y%an,.ysr a,i ,yInn,oayer his
-, a,'nI h;,r,,,'oss Iaas marry rn ,aLc If for
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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09

of Rhode Island, is lying veryseriouy Ill at
his residence in Warren llehorrhat OF the
lungs superyened upon a lest thfeatnhg IN
disposition, and lett him IN aprecarlis sitna-
ton.
George BurIingame Of Grelnwieh Fs seri'
ousty injured. hy a prematurqeNpiosFl Wh.e
engaged last week IN blasting rocksa Foto.
womut Some of his fingers were Town off,
and he was otlerwise badly disfgurl
CONNECTICUT.
The livery barn of VIM, II Fay qliarif0ra
was destroyed by fire on IIhursty mSht
with considerable quantitYoI haymu graii''
Twenty nine horses were stlbled oiIhe prem
ises, niHe OF which perishedl
Ia one OF the rooms Of ManhfIs percus'
sion cap manulaciory att Wateiury, last
week, some of the powder d the for became
igntrd, the fire running allpyer Ill floor, ana
up tue side OF an open baril Of per
cussion powder where it iickereI and went
out Some fifty or sixty person were en-
ployed in the building.
The new steel vests male at lew Haven
stand rifed pistol shot a twent five PAGES,
Gy acubI test; aud Mr.. Ioadly, With one on,
was thrown ont Of his wsgan AMI trod ON by
his horse, without injury.
MISCELLANEOUS. 4
Z e citizens OF Batlmre arebeginning to
receive the rewards of tlpir reaclant loyalty
in liberal contracts for amy cbthing. The
tailors and seamStresses IRE wy busy, and
the shoemakers are Laughing gain over the
prospect OF driving the wdi trlm their doors.
Tie sex of Ella Z)yaa, III circus rider,
has recently been disclosed in Je course OF
trial 10 one of the New York ctlrls. 1t farms
out that CELIA" is man--ani furthermore,
tlaat he ran away with rotlygirl only about
six weeks ago.
They are to have apther grand military
wedding at Wasllington onwiih twelve hrldes'
maids and as many groolsmel-one Of them
the Count de Paris Thladies consider that
a movement worthy attention, and hope
that other martial woOerwill soon make all
advance"
Col. Jennison of Ka8s, whose regiment
has been charged with payhawking," shot
one of his soldiers on IL 24th ult., IN pres
ence of his entire commnd, tor the crime OF
stealing, threatening " lives OF citizens
breaking into houses, ID insulting young
girls.
The installation of eev. William Henry
Claiming as minister ( the first Unitarian
congregation in Washiraon was to take place
on the 6th inst. RevsDr. Bellows was Sc
ected to preach the sennon, Rev. John Pler
pont would address III society, and other
eminent defenders of lielal christianity were
assigned an active part.
Col. Oglesby, in coanand of the federal
forces at Birds POND on the Mississippi,
recently sent back threIsaves who had come
within his lines, in oedience 10 the orders
of Major General Hack The report that
the rebel jeff Thoml bn has four hundred
slaves working on hi fortitications at New
Madrid, some miles bebw, appears 10 be con-
firmed.
Tie ERGHpnieRt.
Down on thy sedgv bankIpicket the troops,
Soaring the night.w0yesk With carols and Whoops'
Crackle their iagots OF diit-wood and hay,
And tbe steam Of their its fills the nostril of day,
But tie dead sat river lies rigid and suII'