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, 1861-04-29
New York Cattle Market,


FOE TIE wEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a.
IFrom the Courier and Enquirer.l
BEEyEs-By the detention Of sone cattle-trains
on roads now occupied in transporting troops 1t
was presumed that beef cattle would be scarce this
week and yesterdays trade, consequently, opened
actively at an improvement Of &c coed to prime
grades: but before the close there was collected
quite as many bullocks as the demand requires at
this season, and the closing saies Of to-day were
not in unison with the earlier transactions Tues-
days trade, however, will allow average ad-
vance Of Ae. Drovers express their willingness
to furnish the Government with cattle upon the
most accommodating terms. 100 head were ten
dered from these (4tb street yards to the Governor
this week for the use Of New York soldiers 81 bare
cost, but response had been received up to this
evening.
cluding Bergen sales 200 head) and transactions
at stables below Fonrty fourth street, we're 3,525
head.
At FoEty-fonrth street, the total plumber on ea1e
was 2,94B head, supplied by the following States
New York, 60 Ohio, 3o4; nlieois, 376 Indiana,
SO lows, $50; Missouri, 1G5; Kentucky. IL.
CO.. came BY Erie Railroad, 544 BY Hudson River
Ra1lroad 945 by Central Railroad OF New Jersey,
856 BY Harlem Railroad, and SOB by Hudson River
RnatS.
, 1861-04-29

THRoAr AFFECTIONS From Dr.. g. +. Bigelow,
Boston.l "B:own's Bronchial Troehes are sim.
pie and elegant form Of administering, in combina
tion, several medicinal substances, held in general
esteem, among physicians, in the treatment o.
Bronchial Affections
, 1861-04-29

~ II you wish for bushy whiskers OF q !fasci-
mating staehe, send for q box Of Belling-
hams Stimulating Ongueut. It il warranted
to bring them out in from three to six weeks.
Sent on receipt Of price and postage, $11s, to any
address, by J. H. johnson, 70 State street, chica-
go. Ill. mh28,am
, 1861-04-29

Hoa1nEA1+-Apr1l 2a--Floas 5nn and slightly
70, holders Of choice brands asking $5a2k@5.25
for retail lots. Bag -four dun at quotations. 0at-
meal unchanged. Gra.n-Wheat-p spring Is
rather lover $114 being ths g, outside p Ha9ta44p41 4
white il QUITE 1t 81 Id. Peas dull and unchanged,
About 1000 ba damaged" sold to-day By The cart
load 121 70 PC per ha: Oats steady e eas quota;
slaughtered 355005.75 per 100 lba.. Caltskfns 10
@1skc per b.: Provisions Pork firm at quota.
choice ta6, there Is more enquiry. ordinary dull
and difficult of sale. Lard steady. Seeds--not
u1nch doing In either clover or timothy. Good
timothy Is taken by dealers at $e76Ea0e, aud
eioger at $4.;p@9:Gp:
The receipts Of the principal articles OF pro4ace
during the paas week, were as folnTs;
, 1861-04-29

~ For AHT operation upon your teeth, or for
PERFECT artificial work Of any desirable style, call
OIL Dr. Albaugh, No. Is West Randolph st.
faa3-3m
, 1861-04-29

ELECTION OF OFF1cERs:-At meeting of
the "shield's Guards" Friday evening, ut
North Market Hall, the following officers were.
elected:
Company A-James Qnirk, Captain; David
Csowly, First Lieutenant; r. l.. Shandly. seco1.d
I1autenRnt..
Company B-Daniel Quirk, Captain: John $.
Quinn, First Lieutenant; James S. Lane, Second
lieutenant
, 1861-04-29

20taI. --.--..... p'o'
A Ladies' Association was lately organized
forthe purpose of assisting and encouraging
the new Regiment The ComG,tttee appoint
ed for the raising or funds to procure a Banner
for the regiment, report the handsome susn OF
four hundred and seventy six dollars and nine-
ty-two cents {s476 s2) collected since they last
met, which is alike creditable to the good
1aaieg and the Union.loying citizens Of Chi
xsago. .-.--.
The following ladies composed that Com
z,f4tee with the amounts collected by each:
, 1861-04-29

w Lubins superior Extracts, Pomades. Toilet
Powder, ETC., warranted genuine, by Sargent,
corner Of Randolph and State.
, 1861-04-29

SW1NE-There was a much better feeling in the
hog trade this week than has prevailed Tor several
proper TO remark that the market will not bear
Large receipts. We quote:
Live. Dressed.
Heavy west'n corn-fed prime, 9 b.5x@5x 717H
Light y p" '' .57f@5X 7@7a<
Dlstillery- fed prime, Q fo.....-...4X@4X 6981
atock. :.5H458 80.
Small prime cotn-fed Hogs, suitable for retail
butchers, are quoted at 63415%c, live, and TIC
N, dressed
RECEIPTS EoR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 24.
, 1861-04-29

:TEuFEnARcE.-TheT Tenth Ward Temper
anee Legion has become the Chicago Temper
anee Legion, aad the friends Of the enterprise
speak In grIatided terms Of iA SUCCESS,
, 1861-04-29

KFTTCHELL Il ZAEIM, TALLOW
Iy1 MELTERs AND CHANDLERS, and dsaltrs n
Mdee, Wool. Eslts And aeets. Buy and se1 Lt19
e'@'"1 C51inR ~ A1p WAHxnupHE- KINzR TT.
J5beral Cxah Advances made on Ahtpeaep0 AZ auy a.
sboye alsteles fof IN this a<kat 3ht0na1f Eea
], q NEcs4tt Ha1s eVn 9Alll
, 1861-04-29

PROVIDE FOR THE WIDOWS, ORPHANS Or
OTHER DEPENDENTS or OUR VoLUNTEERs.-l;
have inst eompleted arrangements with one
Of the best Life INSURANCE Companies Of the
United States, to issue policies Of insurance
upon our volunteers for the WAT.
Now as ne have many wealthy men in Cht-
oago, who do not propose to leave their
tie abattle feld,' but who are ANXIOUS to
contribute their money for the relief and ben
efft Of the dependents Of the brave men who
hare, &nd may hereafter volunteer for the
defence Of their country, I would sng.
gest that the cheapest aud most ehec:
tire provision that can be made, is that
each Of oar wealthy and patriotic fellow
citizens, select one Or more ct our yolqn-
teers who may have wife, children Or moth,
er, dependent upon them for support, and
take policy Of insurance Of at least 81, ego
uppn their lives, payable to such vii or other
dependent, In case they should either die or
be killed during the war. This WILL pc very
cheap compromise on the part OF those VINO
are able to pay for suah policy, and who 20
not feel It be their duty to tshoulder $ arms
and march to the battle fteld.H
viii also take this opportunity to notify
the appropriate committee, that will give y
warrantee deed to q lot worth $500 to the M1te
of the first married man of the Chicago Vol
unteefa who may be killed ii battle during
the present campaign.
/ And Will also cneerfully give my profession
al services to the family of any Of our vol1n,
teers who may be 80 unfortunate % to need
them' and to whom they may 9e dseeR5sS1s' s Haaes
! City papers please copy.
Tm TskTaKR-rne following was thu
range of the Thermometer for the week as no
! +ad hv r, 0'Harn At his Drug Store. No
, 1861-04-29

LATEST FROM Fort P1cKENs. The best pickings
to be- obtained in Chicago, are found at the we'll
supplied tables Of lIessrs. Case & Parmelee's La
dies and Gentlemen's Eating House, Nos, 1913
and 125 Dearborn street.
Citizens dine at 1913 and Las;
Soldiers dine at 123 and 1875;
Ladies' dine and sup at 1873 and 125-
nonrbarn street app7-2t
, 1861-04-29

COOKING ST1{VN

CWEW WAETS I1JUklNH SIUV8
~ gFI1J, kHEAn- Tha acknowledged EapnztnEHy
rnf fha 8teYT store has gtvan Ise 70 several nlsa.
4at 4 ia ststa stree* hatween Aonroa md AdaEr4
~ !. rr<d sUostusau4 af HoaSoxeeotnx HArsfvsre
nd 4inH1rn arEtS<Ny
, 1861-04-29

Drs 81 4. Hahn e Son, tendef thelf herV1ces loF
the families. Or, H. Manccr also Offers his sery1-
.,as fnr fba n .nilicE.
, 1861-04-29

= W- Cook Il MrLa1n, 98 Dearborn etreet, hsve
made their price for cleaning and dyeing gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
, 1861-04-29

eI Il. II. Wtlmarth has removed bis Gas FIX
ture and Lamp Store to 182 Lake street. ap2912t
, 1861-04-29

N{1aa Nn1!fe lane ana SfsLeF- V0A<
Wre. o'Connos and Mrs. Conley ..--. Is
Mre' MuIligan snd Miss Emma Lantry...-.. $500
Miss Mary Gallagher aud sister. S 20 %
hrs. P. 0'ConpoT. .......'-....'....'..-.... 40
The Female patriots, not being satisfied with
the noble work already accomplished, On mo-
ton Of his. Garziek, the above ladies we're
appointed permanent colleetion-comm'ttee'
to add to the fund already SO generously sub
scrIbed to by our most prominent citizens, Tor
the purpose Of providing the necessary Ways
and means for the Irish Brigade" the relief
ct their widows and orphans, &c.
they meet again Wednesday, May LIST, at 4
o,c1ocr P. n, at fremont Parlor No. ], when
Ills hope,,, our ladies. one sud all, will be pres
eut, and eho6- their willingness to assist In
this worthy cause. The ladies rei2tn their
heartfelt thanks to tie gentlemen who 30 Eau-
erously contributed anu beg to remind them
" al is not ever yet" .....
Philip Conley, the Treasurer o. the Finance
committee Of the Irish Brigade, acknowledges
the receipt Of the above four hundred and sey-
enty six dollars and utne!y-two cents from the
sLadies Banner Committee"
knnfveraaEy OF the Young Mems Chris
tlHn Aasoctation--Rev. Dr. Tiffany
ON the Crisis.
The Il Young MEMS Christian Association -
hold their anniversary tomorrow (Monday)
evening, at Bryan Hail, commencing ut X
O'Clock, 4 report will be read by the Presl.
dent. John Y. Earwsll, Esq, after which, an
aadress will be delivered by Rev. Dr.. Tiffany
Tate Of Baltimore, on the Present Duty Of
Christian Young Men, - derived from fact.
rnr.ifa1fp fuYift
the public to be present.
sabbath school nIeexing.
= There Will be Mass Meeting Of Sabba.l
SCHOOLS and congregations In Metropoltta'
Hail. on Sabbath afternoon, at ~ o'clock, t.
7;stan IN Mr., Van Meter in reference to tn
,reat work IN which he Is engaged. He is
remain at the Mattcson House until Monda
morning.
Mr,Van Meter proposes to bring west befor
harvest company Tint Will be Of immedlat
service In the house or on the tarn-
The Chicago Temperance Legion.
This Organization, tho only living one now
~or city, will hold its usual semtmonth1y NEE
.1ng t.,is (Monday} evening. at ~ o'clock, IN +
wa,dss Chapel, TO hcar q Lecture on Temperate
.ny the Rsr E. Stone, Pastor OF the Deaplatnes
ME. Church and an eloquent advocate of Il
cause, All ese invited. Admission Hea. Ct
bless oas Union ank Constitution, and may eyel
xfle traitor to her Etaxs and Stripes be- a. We va,
= Rurn'' to be, completely swept from the earth
RosKkE BARRY, President.
(. Aco1DrsrAL DRow11sa.-0n Friday eve,
,as lad named Martin Mullins. eight yea,
aid. was drowned II the North Branch, ne.
, 1861-04-29

MEssRs, Ep1roHs: Among the ladies who
have rendered their services as nnrses 70 the
army, is Miss ]. s. Kellogg, eldest dsughfer4 = = e
Rev. e. ". Kellogg, and sister OF hev. 9. g. e,
Kellogg, both Pastors Of churches IN the state
of Ill.
the Medical College at Is Laight st. N: T.,
under Preat, Trail and uniting aa she does
the early training. Of educated and pious par
ents with the rigid discipline Of superior
teachers IN more youthful days; and the med,
M ts afforded tS shs aes wea 9foss pre
nared to enter upon the duties Of q hospital
nurse, .... .
Accustomed to the polished reflnements Of
minister's home; kind, gentle nnf accom-
plished; ret firm, decided, and faithful to heF
trust; with resolution and an energy of pur-
pose which shrink not ;at discouragemenls !;
and with constitution free from organic dis,
sase, by soiEdiscipiine aud self denial is well
fitted to endure hardship, toll and priYatiop.
As lady, scholar, and anurse' %e prophecy a1cy
ones Of oar army.
, 1861-04-29

THz TSATnEh-Tne following was the
range of the Thermometer for the week as no.
ted by E. L. o'Hara At his Drug Store, No.
50 West Randolph, corner Canal street:
, 1861-04-29

4.tf 4 MEET1NH WILL BE HELD EVERY
IVA evening until further notice, at Follansbee
gaSsa enrolling names and drilling.
By order Of the Commander.
- Rev. Professor Fiske will preach ut West
minister Church. corner Ontario and Deaborn sts.,
this (Sabbath} morning at 102S O'Clock.
~ Lecture on SpiritnaIism at Kingsbury Hall
this {Sunday) morning, April e, by Il. ". Toohey,
Of Cleveland, Ohio, at 10H a. m. and ~ p.m
er French service-the Rev. Geo. Fisch, Pas
tor Of the Taitbout Church, Paris, will preach Ii
West side, to-day (sunday) at 3 O'Clock, p m.
, 1861-04-29

wA All SHOULD not fall to read the advertisement
Of Prof Wood II tn-dnYB paper, rh-ty
, 1861-04-29

DEDICATED TO TEE BH1eAuE ROW foRaEp IN CHI
cAao. px AK 1H1sHMAH, WHO IN HEART AFD SOUL
arxpAruxss WITH THE OFFENDERS Or TIE
UNION, coHEr1ru71oE ASD THK LAW. -.
..Ye Sons Of green Erin assemble,
And Join in The battles array;
The usurpers and traitors shall trenble'
When they zee the Brigade IN the ray
chi march to the battle AelaR proudly
Let the foe 1T your might be diemayed;
And the trumpet Of fame shall eound loudly,
The praise Of the Irish Brigade.
oldnGrann' now looks Ger the ocean,
And hears the nerce bug1e Of Mara,
And the strength Of her hearts high deVotaon,
1sroused for the stripes and the stars.
And sho raises her voice loud as thunder,
Tint voice which was always obeyed.
Saving, Boys, cut the rebels asundcr
With the swords Of the Irish Brigade.
In view Of the guilt and the treason.
The Goddess Of Liberty sighs;
Let us up and defend her In season.
And bring back the Joy Of her eyer.
Bearthe stars and the stripes o'er yon proua1y'
Nor e'er let your march be delayed,
TIL the toe tlies in terror before you,
When charged by the Irish Brigade.
CHICAGO Anrfl q, 1861, L. II. u.
, 1861-04-29

MUsloAl. Uz1o1 RxH1RsA1--The Musical
Union will hold their regular rehearsal on this
{Aond.3) evening at Il before O'Clock.
, 1861-04-29

~ Gas Fixtures, New Store and New Goods.
Gill and see at 182 Lake street. =
ap2912t Fl. II. WILMARTH.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

TIE Motive FOR WAR.-The Mobile
Mercury recognizes the necessity for pre-
cipitate action on the part of the Con.ed-
crate authorities, as the only means to
check a reaction in favor OF the Union.
Abiding to the large forces concentrated
at Forts Sumter and Pickeps, apparently
doing nothing but consuming the resour.
ces of the Confederacy, it says: "The
country is sinking into fatal apathy, and
the spirit, and even the patriotism Of the
people is cozipg out under this dO-nothing
policy. If something is not done pretty
soon, decisive, either evacuation or e1pul-
sion, the whole country will become SO dis
gusted with the sham Of Southern inde-
pendence that the first chance the people
get at popular election they will turn the
whole movement topsy turvy so bad that
it never Oh earth can be righted again"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Vim esqpig Star & LsUis5pfg ehr'Ni'i'
,v2FpErDENr FAMILY JOURNAL
r.,a,,, a, Iewi,burg, Union county, Penn'a.

-sRgS-:5o r~r year 70 ~ r,ip n s pa
=. *. .ne rat. fr lon.F or ,no['sr foo ,h. soi n
- r3oths dol for sixteen months dol Tor two
SD -. sour rares year. $40 Tor ten cories one
sssrs si-Is Nos 5 cts Psyments BY mail (paidl
,.i , in cd, postage stamps, or bank net,s a, their
'sls tts tine expires for which paper is mailed,
- We have running acrount il is sTofPEp.
t.tr.,.ryrvr. handsomely published, at SO cts per
Ab't---s s5 cts s-h after insertion, dol for six
DOL p~r year Hafs -lnare-,s etS, 70 cts,
u7as-'' is.tarrs-i 57. 400. : 90. Merchants kc
o.. sa' su-th O: column, 10 dol. per YEAR. Other
nav b agreed upon As4uAre Is Il lines or
sir, - cr Is q next larger. Advertisements OF a
50 ;rIs-s1 or 80 nd ling tendency not admitted
.,1zzsst7rs desired on topics Of general interest
eo---- eo-----rIi = by the writer's real name and address.
r-Av,INETIr TELEGEAPH j. located in the Once
ne Is-lrl,b by which We ften ertimportant
t'1-e .,,.1-4 q The PLiisd. Mails.
N',.1 v5.N The Ofare arr ample materials Tor most
,l-s,-fros PRINTING, which vii be executed with
hl-i l-i-.., - : i..r. .t-h and on reasonable terms
hC,. s3rsrtssraents 10 he paid for when handed
- r5-k xheu delivered. Al his dl' on re$'iiIiion
ogsT1E On Market -guare-horth side sreond storey
c5H's-t WORDES CpKS SELIUS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Perfdy of Virginia f!

The Virginia Of other days was land
Of beauty and of truly great men. But
like potato hill-"i,s best part is now
under ground" It's soil is blasted by the
curse Of unpaid labor-i's capacities are
uuimproyed-and its noble citizens and
statesmen have degenerated into slave
breeders, ofice-hun,ers and demagogues
Of the lowest, meaBest, blaekest type. In
stead of the clarion voice of Patrick Henry,
"Give me Liberty or give me DEATH
instead of the practical Emancipa.ionists,
Washington, jefferson, Madison, &c. the
cry now is, "Give US Slavery or Ruio," /"
and the subjuga.iOn of While as we'll as
Black men to lawless Oiigarchy is the
practice of the powers that now riot in the
State.
These characteristics have been signally
illustrated in her treatment Of Secession.
PrOfessedly UniOn-Union BY the declar.
ed sentiment of her voters-her Governor
and others bearing sway have pretended
to be peace-makers between the North and
the South. In her Convention, in open
session, she roted do.ra Secession fair and
square-but in srorn, secret session it is
now evident she was plotting treason,
drilling and arming men to take Harper s
Ferry and steal the arms there, then pro-
ceed to Washington city, aud also to take
the Norfolk Navy Yard and all the L. S.
property 10 that region. 1t is believed
for all is yet concealed-an ordinance for
Secession was passed in Convention, We'd
nesday of las: week and it was known
and rejoiced over in the South before it
was known in Richmond. Gov. Leiehez
has proclaimed the Southern Confederscy,
declared the Independence Of Virginia,
and commands all her military to be ready
for his orders The true Unionists in the
Convention were bribed, terrified, abused,
or driven ous-some having had TO fee
for their lives All through the Eastern
and Central portions of the State, Reign
of Terror is being inaugurated-UnioD
men ara cowed down, and violence ram
pant. In Wheeling, and other parts Of
the Nor,h.W West, only, is the U. S. flag
still flying.
BALrIMoRE, April 20.-Well-advised
parties here express the convict;on that
Maryland and Virginia hare bota been
JoLUy committed to secession from the BE-
ginning, and tha. their apparen. hesitation
has only been worn as mask to throw
the North of its guard. Tie eTen,s 0!
the las. .weniy-four hours conirn this.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Rightly ssr,ec-stcpred for oncs !.

On Thursday Of last week, obstrucsiou:
were placed in James River, Virginia, II
prevent the L. s. Governmen; from con-
tiuuing its command Of Norfolk, Ports.
mouth, the GospOrt Navy Yard, &c, &c.
The Governors party also robbed tie
Custom House Of some guns. "About
this time" Com. Peudergrast, command
ing the U. s. ships in the harbors, placed
them with loaded guns brOadside to Nor
folk and Portsmouth, ard demanded that
the ob.,ructions should be removed, or he
uould lercl both cities. II is well VS. can
add that this prompt order Wcs effective,
and the ely, crawling, treasouab.e game
was spoiled. The General Government
was triumphant, and rebellion nipped in
the bud.
Fort Monroe has been reinforced By the
Sixth Massachusetts Regiment, COMMAND
ed BY Col Jones of Lowell. Virgiui,
had secretly prepared for an attack upon
it, but it is believed is now headed Of.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Harper'S Fly ArmOryB Burnt.

While the virginia Convention was 10
secret session, they engaged with the Gov.
ernor and leading Secessionists (as now
surmised) 10 an effort to surprise the little
company in command at Harper's Ferry.
( Mr.. Barbour, the man having 10 charge
the Armory, where we're $4,000 Of the
bes. 6re-pieces, always begged Govern
ment not to reinforce that place, as sit
would initiate the Union men," but pledg-
ed his "honor" that all was safe. Never
tbeless, Capt. Jones kept his corps Of AZ
men on the constant watch for invaders.
! On Thursday, the 18th inst, Capt
Jones ouiguards brought news that two
or three thousands of armed Virginians
we're fastening upon the Ferry, and in
fact reaching it almost as quick as bis
men. In anticipation Of danger, be had
piled up the arms with straw, shaviugs,
and gunpowder, SO arranged as to be fred
easily. To this be set a sure match and
re.reated, under cover Of the night, over
the bridge, into Marylaud-,he rear Of his
command being assailed by the advancing
Vrginiaps. These, with the inhabitants,
rushed to save the buildings, &C., while
Capt. Jones and bis men retreated, in mud
and over rocks, &c, partly in the dark.
They heard several explosions, and saw
the burning light from the buildings
considerable time. After q forced
march Of thirty miles, they reached Ha-
gerstown, we'll fa,igued. Being too late
| for the cars, they chartered omuibuses,
which took them to Chambersburg, whence
By rail they reached Carlisle at 8, P. NJ,
of the mex. day, and were enthusiastically
received.
Most Of tie useful N ma.erial at the Ferry
was des,royCd-a sad loss to the Virgin
ians, who had hoped thus to arm quite
number of men, who there cOllected-pro-
badly with design to march on and sur
prise Washington City-but, disappointed
BY this brilliant. and effective {aud proba-
bly, au,horizeD stroke Of policy, they re-
tired, venting their rage on the UnioDiats,
and meditatlng what dirty ac. Of treason
or wholesale stealing they can do next.
All honor to Capt. Jones and his com.
mand!
/ CHAMBERsBUEo, April 21.-On the
night of the destruction Of the buildings
at Harper's Ferry, four men were on
guard and could not leave with Lieut.
Jones. They were, as supposed, taken
prisoners BY the Virginiaus, and held till
yesterday afternoon, when two escaped by
crossing the bridge, and one By swimming
the river and canal. The other remains
at the Ferry. The three arrived here this
morning They repor. that the des!ruc-
,ion of the buildings and arms was con-
plete. Six or seven thousand Virgiuians
were there, and five thousand more we're
expected last night, from Richmond, uu-
der Col. Lee. They design invading
Maryland, and making Mason and DixOn's
line the lice of warfare.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

%The 10Th of April, IT'S, the Bri
tish made their first bloody assault upon
the soldiers Of Massachusetts,, at Lexing-
ton. Eighty-six years afterwards-l9th
April, lS61-Massschusetts soldiers were
again assailed, and some killed BY the Sc.
cessionists At Baltimore. On each mem.
ora6le occasion, the men Of Massachusetts,
we're maintaining the cause Of Liberty and
Law. "Remember Lexington rand "Re.
member Baltimore !" will henceforth be
twin wa,ch-Words for the noble, hardy
men Of the Bay State. Every man killed
at either place was good fSr . thoueand
more volunteers.
U. s. Senator Henry Wilson, Of Massa-
chuse,ts, is serving as private in the
volunteers. Benz. F. Butler, the leading
friend of Breckiuridge, is General in the
same cause. Others, from that State and
Rhode Island, are capitalists, and men in
the highest social positions-Gov. .Sprsgue
being the richest man in Rhode Island.
New England is stirred to its very heaIt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

ONLY ONE FLAG REcoGNIzEp.-The
Commander of Fort Tay lor, at Key West,
has compelled the inhabitants at that
place to haul down all their Confederate
State flags, with . polite iutimation that
two different nationAlities could rot rule
in the place.