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, 1861-05-27
What do the stara and Stripes Moan :

What do 11le Staxh and Stripes meau7
Now that our flag is waving On every hand,
till the whole Northern heavens seem perfect
aurora borea1ls Of stripes and stars, it may not
those symbols and the history Of their. adop.
lien. The flag is but modification Of tie
armorial device or coat Of arms which consti-
tutee the great seal Of the United States. It
was designed BY William Barton, Esq, gen
tleman fanons ior bis skill in heralry, ut the
request Of Mr. Thompson, the Secretary of
the Congress Of 1852, and Is thus b1azoned:
Arms-Paleways Of thirteen pieces, nrgents
and gu1es, q chief ezure, the escutcheon on the
breast Of the American bald eagle displayed,
proper, holding In his dexter talons m olive
brai ch, and in his sinister bundle of thirteen
sc1ibed with this motto-"E E p'uribus unum."
For the crest-oyer the head Of the eagle,
which appears over escutchcon, q glory, or,
breaking through q cloud proper aud sur.
iounalng thirteen stars, forming constel1a-
tion, argent, on an azure field.
Reyerse-A pyramid unfinished. In the
zenith an eye IN a triangle surrounded with
glory proper. Over the eye these words
"Annuit Coeptis.n On the base Of the pyra-
hid the numerical letters MDCCLXXV1, and
underneath the following motto-'.Aoeus ordo
nc}orum.h
The explanation Of the device IL as follows
The escptcheon is composed Of the chief and
Eale, the two most honorable ordinarie5. The
thirteen palcs or stripes represent the thirteen
original States, Joined in one solid coupact
supporting q Chief, ss the horizontal '}and is
called, which unites the whole ard represents
Congress. The motto a]ludes to this Onion Of
many in one. The co1orB of the stripes tired,
White aId blue" OF, Us they are termed Ia
Hcrald1y, .gules, argent and azure, signify
respectively valor, purity and Justice. The
olive branch and ARROWS denote the power Of
place and var, which is exclusively vested In
CoBgrt6e. The crest or constellation denotes
new State taking It's rank among other soye1-
eigu powers. Tie ehield borne on the breast
OF the American eagle, without any other;
supporters, as is usual In coats Of arms, de-
notes that the United States Of America,
ought to rely upon their own virtue The
| pyramid On the reverse Of the zeal signifies
| strength end duration, and It's being untn-
The eye over 1t, and the motto, "AnnuR Coop
tis'-He prosspers Or endeayors- -al1udes to
the supposed signal interposition Of Proyi-
date and the motto, "Noe74s or,do sec|orun,,''
refer to the "new order Of nses," which con-
| menced with the Declaration Of Independence,
| and to Ehfch Virgil, from whom the motto ID
taken, may be supposed to have referred.
The original dratt Of the device was few
years ago in the possession Of Dr.. William
Barton, of-the Uniycr.ity Of Phi iadelphia.
| The seal was adopted BY Congress June 30th,
| 1i62, eince which time the stripes and starr
| have been hailed ns the sign MANUAL Of
mighty hation, impree6ipg It's name on sea
and lRnd. God grant our banner may rise
| from itA present baptism of blood brighter
and more glorlous than V,on
IL
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BLooXl1G1p1, Iud- July Eth, lI7.


pzAH stn:-I here send you statement that rthta.
you are tzttled II the teucat OF rtadeni ii
Bloomington. and hare been fir over thirty years
am now over t1ty Yeas Of nze; Fur about t~e.nf
anu was almost en,.tely while aui very sEa arl
Eonde,tal effect u yonr BALI Re:toEsttve but :uI
@ @sHtertalnng stIoag dssre to have ny nair i po,.
gas n ny younger dAya beautiful bisck Icoacluisi
YOU'D 0aks Ae e3rtr1menl conimcnclay "a = sm "
dollar and commence ustas. following direction.
near a. could L soon discovered tbs dAndrun re-
Meyed. ard ny ball. that va 1llns OF u :args ausa
titles, was considerably nghtentl, and y ratc,1
change taxag place a tne color Eav9 coa::1urd 7;
jost begun On The fautta have now - prs:y nea4
Weste1a vl19tnla. III head IS entirely clear Of dam
drum and the hair ceased entirely ftom falling o aad
= selt and nne aud fesls oily = though 4 ~.
q II tS e n Hem
the effects Of your Restorative. 1t Is almost lupn+s
Bile TO coEyncs them that Is tho haz Of $40
sakca old gray head
Yours truly.
FREDERICK 7, BUTLER
Hoonlogtoo, Aoazoe County Iutua1s.
, 1861-05-27

a Sketch OF tho Southern Congress.
ScESE-IHeL Lobby Enter kE1rT tight. To him
RHETr, trkt.
Keitt-Say, ole coon! hear z news a
Amt fusE-Tate fellcr-t'pickup.news? Whoo!
Rhett-Zatsol
Keltt-Whoo! amt I fuss rate feller-t'
pick up
Rhett-Zatso!
Keitt-Whoo wadyesgiyea fellcr t tell yer
q news?-couplc o. drinks?
Rhett-Zatso!
Keitt-Well! here goes toten yer z'news.
ABKLINKIESDRINElNf!
Rtett-Zatso!
Kejtt-Whoo! Northern felle1s always
5ripkjn', aint got no biznezs but drinkin';
AnELISRlsspNIsK1S'; Observation-Disclosures;
tambil1sewerd!
Rhett-ZatEo!
Keitt-WhoO! Whsre's them drirksi ARE.
IINKJNsDRIsKIN', ererybod z'drinEIn', every
tozatWashingtonts drnnk's o SOW, and we =
Rhett-Zafeo!
" KeittaDamZatso!- !-zatso's blasted North.
CHI ,xpressionl
Rhett-Zntsol
Exeunt an.5o, rseliHGl
II TdnttV Fair,
, 1861-05-27

j. q. Richards, Mo1ie4
!. E, KILLER, Eock Island.
". 4, HuurEt CoripvlA,
AT. chamberlain, Molina.
&. I. ClerrE2crd d 60.
CoIdovfh
Battle. Camden Nils
J. Il. Bud.sstoo, Jassa7.
rifle,
Col1I2s Carlyle
z. D. Lockwood. Carlyle,
YI, T. Cook dor
j. 81. Lewis AouIsee,
L. H. TkomAa. chi.ncuthe,
IL J. kugg. Peoria
Gt11e. = Co., La Sale,
Vs. bug 4 Cupp5. Earl
T. l. Bastesael4 Mar.
.. WaKef, ott1rs,
KocEeIer d Co.. PERI
e. 4. Johnston, afendQt&
". GlIa. AIEADy.
G.LThcn1psor. Ottawa.
J. 7. j. T. J. 1hotnton,
Inn Dfrot,. cat4oun
j. 4 4 4 Jahnsto1 bear-
monf.
R.dcnWny 4 Williams. o.
ney
Hci!u11An. O1ney.
HGnrhrnnnr- J.iesrncnt
E,nr;ey 4 siIiSS XrLin
En.s i Hnnynta T.cniavsa
Eenr0a He1!cE Yenf1
4 SCEf, ,hrrfs nrr1tnr
4 EsrEe5 "a
i = HTnEn ID
Si,,G.ba = I;f,ach-st
t,s 80
r.esl r., no.r,
41s1fS 3 e. Io~ S Sa
, 1861-05-27

NARB11 6PHEaa, Ferry County, pt1a-t
PROF. WOOD,
pKAR s1R:-Ivxa induced mcre than yea, a;o
to y vauAhlG Hair leatorattye for tts pur1n.a
ofcleacs:ng my head OF da tdEuH had suffered via
l. upon ri head for TeaF ed had never been able !,
though bsd tried Ma ! I preparations, until saw
y yoax at,sr:t;enlenti9 M Ha1E.sbursh pare. nsIns
Store. and bought %, tile and now prepared Is
recommend Il to unts real rae for It has completely
uon once IN Two 1ees keeps Il trce from auy Itching
Sr ofaes pnpleasaIx Eesa must slso st7ts that ny
Of iyeuE P.sga5aon has been e ,.sesed e IL oa.aI
have used t1o bottles Of tae Restorative no car haa
any knowledge Of t. - alow few grry hairs to
main. In order to have my appearance c0nport xLh
my head: Ny head = Eow Of less trouble to me- In
keeping i clean. &C. than At aEy tl'ae tlace haTa
been child: c,'nsiter your preparation OF lre.t
yaluet and although d. not like 70 expose nyscE
consider It my duty to ray so You II o. .ny
part Of 1t IN my shape you thlt proper. II It IL WORTH
aaFthlcK to you. Tsufs, &c.
l. L 8TTE3
, 1861-05-27
Gtitaao' GtiHtttlte


Ne are glad to.:hear* That Governor
Yates, after attending a meeting Of North
western Governors at Indianapolis; will
go directly 10 Washington to solicit the
acceptance Of all: the Illinois volunteers
not Jet taken Into the service Of the
United States. That he will be successful
Is much to be wished - ~'"
, 1861-05-27

81. smlth, Sandwich.
oaII y. & Deuman. Chnlts-
T. SKINNER. ii. D, M4ttoo1.
a U!scock, Ascola,
kutlit1e J. O'Br.cn, Ash
mnre,
CIV. NcConkcZ, Oakland.
Iaou1aa Mckee. AIAttoou
]: D. Cope, Fnirlieli.
lEonpscn 4 Clark.A.Htar1,
LAWS d Hna41ty, MorH-ou
4E2plr1ea / EruEn.Cairo
y, T. Whitaker, Cairo.
Star 4 Ta7lcr, Sa4ayIlic,
!. = Lrcaa, Abbey.
y. i. lNce, Ic{.,ouib.
Jea. CEaIs. Prairie CITY,
Lcx ! 4 Bro. Hlan,III1 vile.
! Il. farEaod, E1.la
WE. Couaut Geneva
Buck 4 Roe, Aurora
z. 3. AaFS Aana,
+: Watkins, JoDesboro,
Hid s:sTay / BFo- Mt. Cax.
Ninsdesl Il johnston. Star.
ling.
Benton Il 9or. Fulton CITY.
Mlnter : B-o-t Norrtsou.
Hler1ch = BallI1gef, Ca
, 1861-05-27

Sad AFrAR.-Capt. ". ". Edmonds, Of
Niles, Michigan, commandant ofthe st. Joseph
volunteers, took passage on board thcsteamer
Porter, on Wednesday last, to go to Ber1ien.
While reclining against "fender' it gave
way, and he was preclpitated into the river.
The boat Was under rap1d headway, and pro.
ceeded come distance before 1t could be
brought to. In the meantime, Capt E. struck
out for the shore, but sank just before he
reached il. Capt. =. was a resident Of sodus,
in Berrien county, mud was highly Esteemed.
, 1861-05-27
TIE CHICAGO TIMES,


We should be sorry to believe that the
editorials Of the Chicago Times reflect the
sentiments Of the party Of which it was
lately representative. Despite the cun~
ming effort to appear. to sympathise with
the loyal men who are lnboring to put
down this wicked rebellion, it is evident
that it waits the moment when it may do
so with safety, to throw of it's tlimsy dis
guise, and range itself once more along
side Of tho en- mics Of the Constitution
and the Union. Its treatment Of tho ques-
ton at issue in Missouri between the
friends Of the Government and the Seces-
sionists: its unconcealed chuckle oTer
tile. prospective interference Of Great
Britain in our domestic quarrel; its
readiness to blame and its tardiness
in praising what the Administration;
does, and the whole tenor Of its articles
are conclusive as to the real animus Of
those who control it. We ought not to
have expected anything else. Its support
Of Douglas during the last campaign was
LIZ 4Sol4G VI LN44 PAla4QA 440A +AE
necessities Of the political situation. AL
the while it was. in sympathy with its
worst and most malignant opponents. It's
course after the election, Was, as everybody
in The Northwest knows, IS Clearly repre-
1ensible as that Of the Charleston Mercury;
because if its treason was not SO blatant
md unblushing, the place in which it was
uttered ga-e it weight, and Significance
that the ayowals Of the Mercury did not
possess. Its share in fomenting and en-
couruging the rebellion by which the coun-
try is torn, cannot be diminished By its
present show Of loyalty. It's record is
made. That when compelled to do
so by fear Of popular indig-
nation, its owners hung out tie
American flag, that they might continue
to do mischief to the cause Of free govern
ment and the North, is no reason why the
Times should be held guiltless for the
treason which it now hardly cares 10
conceal
We are glad to know that the malignity
and venom Of that secession sheet are not
shared By the Democratic party; and that
they are as offensive to the great mass Of
that old organization as to the Republicans.
It Is true that q few niggezless white men
who have come to the free States to earn
the bread and meat which did not fall fast
enough inlo their 1arders at home, and
whose highest ambition is to get money
enough among the hated Yankees, to 60
back and buy q niger, tliat they
bare something beneath them, are
in close sympathy with. the en-
:e1nies Of the Republic, hence in har.
mony with their Chicago organ But they
are few; compared with the body Of ths
party to which they have protested to be-
long, they. are q cypher; and now being
separated from their late associates by ths
events Of the war, they sink into signif
cauce, which no loyal men wishes to dis
turb by calling them to account for thei1
treason muttered over their cups. Thei
late party, thank Heaven, is loyal, md Il
il as much as to Republican effort and the
patriotism OF our rulers, will the country
owe its victory over the perils by which i
is now cncompassed. But it is yet ques
ton how much treason shall beipcrnitte
among those who were lately identified
q with it. That remains to be answered.
, 1861-05-27

EErou tae Examiner, NorfoR, VAL
Cerhaic Pills accomplish the oaIect fcr which tte1
Nc1r r.adc, VII: Crte Of Headaehn II all IT. fo--1
{Troua taa Examiner. Kortolk, 7a1
T:ey hare been tested L moro 2ao thousand
cs.ea, With catre s1ccesk
tFtom tie Democrat St Cloud, Mimi
ssd ii fos GcrisHs PiI1s5 20 taas roa 1,sy aa7s
[Frcm the Advertiser, 3ra7tdc1ce R II
ae csrhs,!e ra arc sa!a 70 hs ssmss5sssbly p e5es
a,s sssdy i9E t5s ad az e ~ ~ oe
etecrt<d.
EFrcm tta We5:czu r E. Gazette, Chicago, III
Ts heartily ead a1sa LIZ. s7alaG. sad Its u11sTalss
ITtom tie Eaz sEaa Valley Star, KA=.vaA vAl
.css, Tao ~ t. eE, Vii .ack % Essa ~
rFzcm tie 6onthtrn Path Finder. New Oziezrs LaJ
ss sfs s. 70 M sa5s
cas 1st t1at Ess Fsce.7ed beoeta TIA: no osaU Hst
enc eaa produce.
from tie et. Louis Dcnoe.atJ
TIE innec.e demand for taa artle.s {CaoaaLc t,l)
u rnpldlY iac-eaAirE.
From tho ua1ctte, Davenport 1oHp.;
Nr. Epa1di1g would not connect bis 1zzae n d -
1ttcIe he did 70. Eow 10 1oaaess real merit
fFton tho AdTs1hser, Prov1deoec, & II
Te testimony In ts-lr fsycr Is .trcng no1 the n III
respectable quastes1.
[FTo.a the Daily EeHa Newport Ell
Ce7tAIlc PfIs Rre taking the placa Of Ill ErdS
IF1pm tho Comm erclaI Bulletin. Boston NAu.l
BAtd to b Te1J eMcacious fur the ne1d:cha
Vrom tha Commercial, Cincinnati OAia1
Bu6cy1nx humanity can low b reuaved.
- =
, 1861-05-27

sB The gambling passion pays no respect
to Lie or death. A New Yorker having fallcu
down in st in a certain bar-room, bets were
offered and taken on his recovery. A plyss-
terfered with by one Of the bettere, on the
ground that the wager might be affected by
such remedial measures. "The man must
live OF die as he 1aId!"
, 1861-05-27

::M1x1srM PRESTON y Ta1TxoaR:4- The Spring.
aeld {Adass. RpubEtoan saJs ~ :p1ivate 1cf-
ter from; Msddd received IN this city, states
positively that Mr.. Preston, our minister there.
.ha2 been uslng al his influence 1t tho Spanish
court ii behnH Of aecesafoa End tho laferaats
Of the Southern Cpnfede1acy,t
, 1861-05-27

g st IH1t DR. T5GAP1:::!R1AsDowsH-
dfdoNs1kf who Waa without proyoca-
Etftd assaulted IN eshnf in the-leg while CON-
Imanaing:hs oxnpaaYsat& Camp Jaekson, on
fhas1ofh ,xhsd yesterday to undergo am-
highly respected citizen, Hungarian exile,,
We =believe, who has heroic biography, and
received an excellent military education In his
uatiYe laud.-I Louis Democrat, 94&h.
, 1861-05-27
WISCONSIN LEGIsLATURE,
a Good Days Work-WhRt was Done.

Especial correspondents OF me lineage It1oane-l
mAo'soH' WIS., MaJ -, 1o'i'
iae Aesss1a1ufe mas accomplished gooa
Gays "ork To-Day. both eenate and Assem-
blythe tormer by close Tote-3ggreed to the
report OF lie Conference COMMITTEE IN favor
u eal1rg cut sf1 re9imenta An amendment
WIS adopted providing that no greater pay
thon $1zs month fhau he allowed any Of the
1cgtnenta1 officers while remaining In camp
within the State. The Senate passed the As.
Eemhly bills to provide for the purchase Of
arms, and that to prevent rendering aid to
rebels. THIS last bill Is very stringent I
stated the penalties prescribed in my letter
LIST night. They arc incurred BY joining or
Fersuad.pg 'others 70 join their armies, fur
nishing with any war tnate4ia, or manufactur-
Ing or storing articles with design Of sending
to rebels or their agents, by carrying on any
traitorous correspondence or sending any In
tenigcnce for the purpose Of betra5ing or op-
posing tha United States forces. All articles
that could be useful to the rebels IN war. bo.
longing to or designed for then, are liable to
be seized and confgcated. The shipment Of
any arms or munitions of war is prohibited,
except On order Of proper officers. Thereare
no manufactures Of arms in the State, but
there are powder mills, the owne1s Of which
are not suspected of scrupling to send powder
eouth.
TIE Senate bill authorizing counties, towns,
cities, DC, to levy tax for the support Of vol
unteers' familics, or to aid companies in or
eaniz:ug, passed The Assembly. It also, after
stme discussion, passed the Senate bill giving
tic Governor $4,000 as d Eecret service or
war contingent fund.
The Loan bul, which the Senate has further
amended by fixing 500, instead Of $50 as the
lowest denomination Of bonds, would hare
passed, but for difficulty likely to arise from
HI attempt TO embrace in the provisions Of
this bll1 the 100000 authorized at the last
session. Thcro would not be time to prepare
and issue new bonds before that money would
be wanted !.
The Assembly las passed bill giving extra
pay to volunteers ut the rate Of IS q month
for those having families dependent on them,
and $3 for those who have not,
t 4 militia bin, Of some 200 sections, was re-
ported from committee in the Assembly this
morning and passed without printing or read.
Ing. It is said to provide for tho enrolment
Of ~ persons between the agea Of 18 and IS
subject TO military duty, the organization OF
1900 active militia to be drawn proportion
ate1y from the several districts, for June train'
ings, and for IN encampment Of battalions oi
, 1861-05-27
sf. L1UIa- July lpth, 1851.

woon r.o sT. Loura, July lpth, 1s1.
DxlR sn-A1low me ths 21esauye sna aat.t,..
Ton to transmit to Jcu the bezedcisl eecta of yonr
aeaced ans your Rsstoraa7e il Janns M siaS: So
Ehten rEe fh4re not been without bottle On hani.
When commenced the use. my hair Was quits ulIa
ssoppsd dt as f5sy 81 has 1sesans 9ss d.
Fey Easr to be found, neither has thera been up Is
Alter ny hair IVES completely restored, continued
it, use BY applying It two o. three trnea nonth N1
hslr has eEe continued healthy soft and glossy A2i
sso1s Iii b. * e ~ 1of "a
day. Is an ~ asr they are ali wel known alresdy.
e.
aud pleasure In RECOMMENDING your Restorative aid
stances have met With people that have prcnourc 4
humbug; saying thay had used It and without ef
.t59 Sx7 ss &c sas tYis os
= youss ~ md I senE % & aboas III sne prfce EsSs
Sevs
taatshing that people Will ratront.a artcle Of a.
repatason. when thece Is ooe as hand that aa oeea
Appasentiy, scns of thcse chaslatsas hay. aos
brains enough to wrtts An ADVERTISEMENT - 2ot1cI
they have copied yourb. word for word. II several
.taases merely ansdshs sonae other rsme IN pllcee
have, within the past hve years, seer and tA!se1
VIII moEa mar sw9 iaous4na peFsoas taas a1Te n'tt
ness E1cy hair, scald head. da1druK and eveS7 uts-
esse the sca1p and head sra subject u.
Of
You ae It nDs.ty to punl,ah ts OF to refer r.rte.
5<x No. 1s' VII koRpEs E. pre1aDtily ftgiy aa'"ered
5IAEs WHITE, Nd.
, 1861-05-27

;. WAT ;M1qH Kg Exr1crEp.-An ordina1ea>
haA Been fnt1odncod Into tho Atk1naas Car
ye1tton. -hy: Jud8e Tottes to oontscate IL
Of the Northern States,
, 1861-05-27

Coz; is said that Commander
Mauys soon a{ser tho election Of Lincoln wss
ascefta1ned ,Mtptu 10 inftu ntial persons abroad
:th&f::thns thns9retfnInetatwquld soon be broken
,Mengnlze1 thu So1t IAN. .tonfede deracy, about
tu3Rea hAthed, tho ,better.E Being better
4nQwnin. EIrUpeS through hfs. contributions
;to:naut1eal atde1ace most other Ameri-
;ea14i there ID m prehen4lon that his advice
tKtn not m jEfshout htsMNzY Espr<ss.
, 1861-05-27

: CAPTURE OF rHR sTEA1ER SOVEREIGN Ar
MRAPu1s.-The steamer Sovereign from New
Orleans, en- route for Ct. Louis, heavily loaded
Memphis last Saturday, the boat kept, and tho
cargo coniscated. Tie passengers and crew
ofthe boat have not yet arrived at Cairo. Tbs
cargo captured is said to be worth $6o, ,0Q0.-
Cairp Comp Ryi&eT&
= FIT is1ePa1ted BY . gentlemsn Just from
spies near Perdido Bay, Wauingtons and that
they would be Immediately executed One Of
them was once before in custody, but Has re-
-1eaaed upon promise that ha would not be
Em 1oea hls life. as . penlty:-Csar'ekton
.(4Wf{ey. - 49,. -Es*S;:f.; - - @t...
, 1861-05-27
SOLD IN CHICAGO BY

J. H. REED g. CO.,
LORD & SMITH.
SM 1TH & DWYER.
E. II. SA r MT
AND ALL oT4m DEALERS N CHICAGO
Also, by the following Druggist IN Illinois
, 1861-05-27
1EIKGRAPH1o NEWS:


BALTIMORE, May 23.-The Union Stats Con-:
vention assembled here to-day IN Maryland In;
st1tute. There was large attendance Of da1e-:
gates, who were the prominent meh76f, al old;
parties. The Hon. J. B, Rfenud preatded; and
@paf e9eot satSassm' m e!92asnt Union e.
The main object Of the Convention fs to d.;
ganize Onion party througho1tthe State:
and give 1t q vigorous impulse. s: J.. =,
Passengers from Old Point to-day esy that:
extraordinary preparations are being madeat
Fortress Monroe to attack seWalrs+ Point;
where five hundred Southern troops nre as:
eembled. It WIS expected TINT the engagement
would be commenced to day by l.nd and Wa-
ter. General Butler commands the forces out
side Of the fortress.
There is scarcely doubt Of serious con-
nc. =: LAT region. II It Is not already raging,
It very soon will be. The Vl+giniaIs are eager
fort the, ,fray.-Cincinnati Gazette
WAsa19aTos, May pa wen:known me1-
chant Of Baltimore reached here to-day from
presence Of so many troops and tota1 suspen-
sion Of business, that city Is In great deal Of
disorder. Rows are OF hourly occurrence,
and laWlessness seems to reign supreme. He
Visited the TredegaE iron works aad found the
foundry In full blast, manufacturing imple-
p1ements Of war. A momenta1y invasion by
the Federal army Ind been anticipated for
many days.
The 7si6une's Washington correspondent
eays james Cameron has arrived at Wash-
irgton with much important evidence Of &C.
cees1on Developments procured through the
manuscript dispatches, duplicating many pro-
minent citizens Of various places.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Presldent Lincoln
decided to-day, at the instance Of Mesara J.
z. Moozhead, Edgar Cowan, VIM. F. Johnston,
and other prominent and influential citizens
Of Pennsylvania, to accept al the volunteer
the whole number Offering Is. estimated at
forty. ...:.' J, -
The United States Government, or the State
Of Pepnsylyan1a, will hnve speedily to rein
force our troops low here. No more of: the:
present style of uniforms will be received By
The GoVernment-I Pittsburgh Gazette. ~. = :.
, 1861-05-27

CONSUL TO BoRpEAuL-hIr. c. Davidson,
for some years commercial editor of the St
Louis Democrat, has received the Consu1ship
10 Bordeaux, Franco. He haa been engaged
for the past three weeks in Washingto max
Ing excursions into Virginia to study the
movements Of the rebel troops.
, 1861-05-27

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