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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

TuE ISAuouRAL.-we issue our weekly to-
day, instead Of Friday our usual day Of pubica-
ton, in order to give our country readers the
Inaugural Address of President Lincoln at the
earliest moment. We feel confident they will IN
80 for appreciate our motive as to excuse any
lack Of local interest in the paper, in consequence
Of it's being delivered three days in advance.
The address is mild but firm in tone, aud fore
shadows pretty conOlusively the policy which the
new administration intends to pursue. Writing
as We do in the still hour Of midnight We feel but
little inclination, even If We had the time to
review the address at length. We will leave thai
for our readers to do at present.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05
DIED.

GREGG.-In Chrisliona lld on the 2Sth ult,
after lingering illness, LAyINIA D., daughter
Of John Gregg, aged about IA years.
MAYNE.-Near Brandywine village, gu the eth
ult,, JONI, son of Theophilus Maync, aged -
years,
WiLLIAMS-At his residence IN this city, March
LIST, RionARD WILLIAMS, in the 10th year of
his age,
GARESCHE-I St. Louis, Mo-, on the oath
ult.. ]. p. GAREscmE, late of Wilmington, Del.
BATES.-In this city, on the ID inst, Mr..
WILLIAM BATES, aged about 40 years.
BRYAN.-0n the ID inst, ut her residence in
this city, MARY BRYAN in the Dist year OF her
age.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

RAJ The Boston Courier tell good story of
Gen. Butler. The General was in Washington
the other day, and during a conversation with
Southern men, one Of them, Georgian, said:
81 do not believe there is an honest man in Mas
aachusetts" After n moments reflection he
added, al beg to assure you, Mr.. Butler, mean
nothing personal" The General responded 81
believe there are great many honest men in
Georgia. but in saying 80, sir, l do not mean
anything personal"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

CaBDIrABLE TO PRISrERs.-Tbe Missouri Le-
pislature recently adopted a resolution that the
public printing be done by convcts, hu. the re-
solution fell still-born from tho table, because
Il was nseertained that OF all the criminals in the
Penitontiary not one was printer.-4mericaH.
Perhaps the members of the "Missouri Legis-
lature wanted to monopoliEe the work among
themselves.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

The WHEAT PROSPECT IN Onio.-The present
season is said, by those whose interest it is to
keep booked up in such matters, to be exceed
ingly favorable one for the growth ofthe Eheat
crop So far as we have heard, the wheat fields
throughout Hooking county presents very
flourishing appearance. Providence sill smiles
upon our land, notwithstanding the political
troubles with which we are afflicted Hooking
Sentinel
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

SUITS ron LIBEL,--Jerome Foster, known rs
"Whiplash," of the United States philadelphia )
Police Gazette, has been arrested in Chica go
on charge of libel perpetrated upon ~
respectable citizens. When arrested he attempt
cd 10 cut his throat with a razor, and subs e
quently, during his examination, sent TO drl ig-
store for pruasic acid The druggist suspect ng
something wrong dispensed colored water in
stead, which, upon receiving, the prisoner sw al
lowed. He was held to bail to answer the
charge of malicious libel
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05
THE CABINET.

The following is President Lincolns Cabinet
as announced by telegraph, last evening, but We
cannot vouch tor It's accuracy;
Secretary Of Saie--Wm. II. Seward, of New
York.
Secretary of the Treasury-John Sherman, Of
Ohio.
Secretary of war--sim Cameron, OF Penn
sylvana.
Secretary of the Navy-wm. A. Gilmcr, Of
North Carolina.
Secretary Of the Interior-Emerson Etheridge
of Tennessee
Postmaster General-GilCon L. welles, o
Connecticut
Attorney General-Edward Bates, of Mis-
souri,.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

FRIouTPuL ACCIDENT -LesDiiciion Of a Con-
cert Hall BIZ Hre-0n the evening OF the I'D,
very large audience assembled Mt Crittenden's
new Hall, in the village of Titusyille, New York,
to listen to a musical entertainment. About half
past seven O'Clock, after the performers had
passed on to the stage, and the concert was about
10 commence, the floor of the hall in the second
story, suddenly gave way, precipitating two OF
three hundred persons, men, women and chill
dren, to the floor below, which in turn succumh'
ed to the sudden pressure, and sank to the cellar
bottom. large coal stove upon the first floor
was precipitated among a quantity of shavings
and other oombustibles, and bursting asunder,
scattered fire in every direction. Instantly a
blaze rose through the opening, grasping at
everything within its reach, and frightful
scene ensued The mass of human beings en-
tangled among the boards, flooring, benches aud
seats which followed them in their fall, struggled
desperately to escape tue flames rapidly spread.
ing through the interior Of the building, and
those who remained above, having sprung to
another section of The flooring, when the crack
ing of the timbers beneath them was heard,
we're obliged to escape from the windows. The
musical company were obliged to leave all their
effects to save themselves. Several persons were
injured, but all escaped without loss of life, .
result most astonishing. The building was eia-
tirely consumed within fifteen minutes
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SAN RD'S
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R,
NEVER DEBlLlTATES.


1T is COMPOUNDED ENTGRRLY FROM GUMS and
has 10 come established fact, standard Medicine
known and approved by all that have used H. and
is now reEorted to with . confidence IN all the dis
eases for which Il is re- ~ commended.
II has cured thousands - within the last two years
who had given up all = hopes of relief, as the nu-
merous unsolicited cert heates ia my pessession
show. f.
The dose must be adapt cd to the temperament Of
tho individual taking it, g aud used in such quaint
ties an to act. gently on ~ the bowels.
Let the dictates Of your ~ Judgment guide you IN
the use Of the LIVER o ilNNIGORATOs,an
It will cure Liver ~ Complaints, bilious
Attacks. Dyspepsta v Chronic DIarrh0R,
S um m ON piathts' Dysentery,
Drouav. sour sto- , mach, HRbttuRI
costiveness, Chol- y, lie, cholera, Choice
-. Dro,I,ue. CI,olcra - Infantums sIFlHtu-,
+" "orn"s'Nhoie'" - ltc.,,,.i. xty.nt,,,ass-
lence, Jnundice, Femhie WehHhehs-
es, and may be used sue leess'uliy as An Ofuihh-
-, Isan,IIy N.dt q cine. 1t will euro SICK
IsrAOACIIF a. r, thousands can testify,) In
,,,,,,,,,, ,,,t,,,,,es. q, - two three Tea
s,,,,,,,, a.. mi p en- at eomnoD conent Of
attack - 1900,
All who use II are n SWING '"'" 'eA''inehy
in It's favor.
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE
INVIGoRAToR AND SWALLOW BOTH TO
GETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05
THOMAS MITCHELL,

u n d IL r I A K r. r,
ID EspEUIRULLY iuOrms tho public OF Wl-ezstassr,
IL miugton aud vicinity that he has at the re ssHslH
luest .! many friends opened place Of business at
No. 1913 East Third Street,
Adjoining John Kirkmans livery Stable where he Is pre-
pared to give his personal attention to tue Llsness OF
lNDER1 AIlING In ALL ITS BRANCHES,
lie assures those who may require his services that they
will find him ready with horses aud carriages, attended
by careful drivers at all times. ga
N. IA small IIEAisE expressly for children
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

nss- The Old Eagle gold mind in Virginia
ateiy yielded 81 ,020 in one week
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sANFoRD'I
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,



PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT UP IN
GLASS CASES, AIR TIGHT, AND WILL KEEP
IN ANY CLIMATE.
The Family Ca thnrtie PILL Is a
gentle but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more VI han twenty years.
The constantly increas- ! ing demand from those
who have long used the - PILLS aud tho sasfae-
tiOn which ali express Ia regard 10 their use, has
induced me TO place them = within the reach Of all.
The Profession well ~ know that different Ca
thartlcs set different q. portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY Ca - pHARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established ae
been compounded from . variety Of the purest We
getable Extracts which q act alike every part OF
the alimentAry canal aud are good and safe IN
all cases where Cnthartlc - lis needed, such Dr.
HAHGEMENTs Of the Fl sTOMAC1 III, ELEEPi-
NESS PAINS IN THE BACK AND LulAsi cos
TIvENEss, PAIN AND q SORENESS OVER THE
WHOLE BODY from sud den cold which FREQUENT
ly, " neglected, end In . y long eourEe o. Ever,
Loss OF APPETITE, Al =, CREEPING sENsATlON
OP COLD OVER THE y BODY, REsTLRssNRss,
HEADACHE or WEIGHTl Z, I'm THE HEAD, all IN
FBAMMATORY d. & sEAsEs, WORMS IN
CHILDREN or ADULTS. d lNhEUmAllsM, great
PURIFIER of the BLOOD : and many diseases 10
which iesh Is heir, too . numerous 70 mehtoh III
this advertisement DusEi 10
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The LIVER INyIaORAToR and FAMILY CA
tn ARTiO PILLS are roiaied by Druggists geHerallys
and soL wholesale BY the Trade in all tho large towns
SIT. W. SANFORD, N. D.,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor,
margO1y 335 broadway, New Norhs
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

RES- II ID stated that five printers occupy the
puipits of five churches in Portsmouth, Va.
ptSy- at a ball recently given in Il fashionable
mansion in Hyde Park. London five ladies had
their dr,,sses burned in consequence Of one of
them cat ching fire as the wearer was performing
on the pi ano. The room being stripped Of its
furniture to accommodate the dancers, there was
nothing 1t hand to extinguish the flames. One
OF the la lies died of her injuries another is ex-
Tected to die, aud the others are badly burned.
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The Peoples Drug Store,
No 500 Market Street
GRIMsHAW's PREPARATIONS.
Aeonite and Arnica Lininent for rheumatism
Fxrectoraut or Cough Mixture cheap and eifeeual,
Worm Lnleuges, the best and safest worm medicine
Komnphian-impruyes tho tone and gloss Of the half
Cnueh Candy: Cough Lozengesi Aperien for Connt-
nation Glycetoa Of Cnmphor for chapped handsi EeI-
ysfcing Citrate OF Magnesie for sick stomach and sick
TRussEs AND SUPPORTERS.
CHEMICALS Of ALI kinds; Lstdur olive oni Folt
Wine; Brandy; whiskeyi LONDON TOM GIN i; Per,
n,nieIy Soaps; Lamps; Genuine Kerosene o PATENT
MEDitiNEsLAyer's, Jayne's. Wrights holloweys' @e'
feb i2 No, coo Market street ABOVE slN'h'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

Inauguration Day at Wash
ington.
THE PROCESSION.
The Proceedings in the Senate
Chamber.
THE INAUGURAL
IMMENSE GATHERING.
THE MILITARY ARRANGEMENT
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EoRM on GUARANTEED.

place and date) Sursties.
L hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
tOAte) signature
For James, Island and Hooper's Straits Light-vessels, each
having five persons on board:
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Gener.0erGtherrnaen
Johnston's Insurance Rooms

JOhnsCOn's Insurance Rooms.
go. 70 Seconoftr.
Teuers, Wdrtnes unb 2ebenSsNcrfFMes
r-inNS=yCmpaanien.
GtGerlfe nnO fe(tcfte EOulD00nie.
UerfherunoS@@Dmp. Der 8alen p. Biroinfen.
NIT $3.50. 900 capital. '
0sndbnrssg e rfiderunSS<@ Drlp. y. girsinien,
nit 500. 600 @apuaI.
Mben1orleS0 er1i6erung8= pmp. =. 8troiuien
NIT $500. 900 Capital.
Charter Safz8erli9. Comp. bon Sartfurb.
nit $3.50. 600 @apitaI.
SecHrttneS er1t6erun9S=@omp BON Ieepsgcrt
mt S27O, 900 @aptaI.
BbSnir>g Ser iderun9S-@Cmp. BON MewsOcrf.
nit $500. 600 Capital. 0T
9seiolute@8 ertderunss<eom b. Nepzg)crf.
nit S270. 600 @apitoI. 80
Mcutants8 erliderune8S@cn1p. =. NefpsWnrfs
nit $500. 600 GapitaI.
Observation-Disclosures .zSDmp bon Nefpsgnr
nit $3.50, 900 @apttal.
Wercanttle Wlutual Weari1e.
t - nit 81, 900, 600 capital.
8ereini9te Staaten 0eben8sVerfiAeruro ,c.
~ 55lfa| NIT 81, $50, 972 capital
Nprtberl1 M1urance=@ pmp. po1 Qpnbpn
nit So. 1874, III capital.
&te Sben bemertten @Omposneen fnb BON Der eeofsYot,r H..
Stoate8 Wearnlanb duthorTrt un6 LteH1rf. ~
Die Don benz llnterSei1neen repriientrteu Gcu,paoniee, Hos.
Dtrtli@ eerfasbareS capital gum pollen o6en Gmos"e ESUen
Setra9 eerantpertluh fnr pie 3ablun9 BON Nerlraen. '9's"
0erit1erun9spoGieen werpen aaS9eseben un6 Bcr[u,e nn.se.x
eriest. Ebos. 8. Sn ~. EHnItus
Treb. Nffum, Saroebor. T;,,7 i,
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Qew6ts6 aue SuTpeftpr.

NeNN[s30nue-J nipettDt.
Sa iuple, ben %. 9fat1861,
get StcTem Wnt iolen Bis AM Spnpe benb ben Is. SUM 1861
perneAelte Sfferten anaeuemmen wtrcen fur ,e Siefer. u9 BON
WGncpprratb unb Erenrmlatertal an uno auf Zen YeuGt- g @iten
ppn Sanes Sslau uuo Spppereluoit8 in Ger @belopcate 8op uno
fir 81 ias 2.u@t-S dife ulo &eupi. @auS-&encer mede medten
in Oieni eeledt weroeu. fir DIE Douer zines Sabes. pon1 l.. sui
1S6 b 8 gum 80. SUM- 1862 nclnipe. Die 0iunboorratbe mulieu
BON gutter unb errtob er QuaIudt iln uno miifeu fur ieces 2eudt-
fhff ,mmal ptert l%i2brltb. IN Padettn, J4iian. GHt II ooer
RaiI,u, IN gutter Srbnuna oerpAGt, Pet ppn Soften fIr Die Ser
Stunteu 9.m6B be- Spsctftattcnel tn Sael 9. weIGe be 9eihJt
itnc, uuo be e1nen &bel os @oHtraftes blren, an ben seu9-
bauS 9enoer Oetr tryeno in aRb res Sdif, weldes gu o1etem
3we6s in Baltimore, Wto., beiimntt len miro, y ran9e6r"@t
percen.
Aus Sftrien miTeu rerfeaett uuo be;eidnet fem: Proposals
for Ratlons and Fuel for Light-vessels,' - Eno in Elm 3 cites
ecupclt Ell geld oyer, en Die s NuE Si@ift waeen, ppltpel
meun per GDt SeiGiGt. @
SCa auftrase ter 2eaGt. 0au8- 6 clumIFon:
Semrp g. 9pffmeu, Superinteahcnt.
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mnerbictnttoett

fir bic Qieferung Don 9tattonen utb 8rennma-
tertol fir Die 9eu6t= S@iTe BET Same8 So
Lamp unp 9ppper'sfraits in Der @belapeate-
Gap.
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8ettfeoern Bethlehem | 8pttfpOeruI

Speben erbaIten 200O 0tuub bethlehem BON Isbe,Dhoeu C5Sase
I@s tb ~ ben btllafeR Breiien pertout
&kR4. 6clIdnher, 70. a. 4DeR- ErGtRr.
S~H@sa MRvst &pass nab kN HTN6s.
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@{fe,,bab rsess Is.

FL - Es5EEa $3.50 -
Wtd,tig Iir Ginwouoerer uto 9leiienpe.
CrlpnrniB bon 3cit, Oclo n1fo G%utfernnng
bur@ tte
G0Gttunprcs mtt0 Sbtps0
na6 alien 3beileu pes WeIten8
iber
Bartex8burg unb Wlarietta, cber 8eutpppb,
AFFECTING ulo Columbus.
ifnna Bic ar5gten 9erttetle In 9 aug auf SiGieteii, 9caucmli&,
tett, Gtd,erbett, 9Gntti&fett uu6 GAEnbett Der Stenerten, 70 bas
He Su fetner drcern 8atn In bielem Qanbe IbertrGfen Nr6
Diefe 8atn Ppm atlantfaen 0iesr %auSsebeao,. If bic dIteee aus
~eeretnteFe Qtute, ~elethte;tt8 eber aug bic farSefe rO Ednelfe
TmS baher ea btuigae &rute fIr bic 0etieroet mad benz gEeAen,
be ntdt v~erfebien ieGten. fe III benaBsa:
Wletlenentferl1n9 DD1 Baltimore mad
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@inoer,s NfGnmofdbfne.

Gtngcr's SIG0mafdbtne.
Die G@neiber bief9sr Stabt. iOipte ale perfonen, tpeI4e cine
9ute 81 dbma d the III baben pinf@en, iDlteu lid, erlurerr,
oaB cine BON uuIern 9taihien, spemiaI 10 peI Irbeit tbut as
rgeno cine ouoere, Hnb. 10 audp twetmaI 70 pieI @eIN
nbrtn9t. 0tieS madt unfere Wtafqineu sn ben btlIi9-
ten, peI6e i'm Ntartte fuS Webr ais 5000 .~Dcn rno ALIEN
4, bief9er Stabt in Operation an &S6en, Iseren mb 0olen uc
baden ibre @iener ceer Die namt etteiten in ben StAno 8eest, ft
naebr Gelb gu eripatn, ais tbren bieies amt aupereul G8ese mbg-
LID lit. @ae, wel&e cine Ser bereu 3dbmaf6tnen bic
m @eerau9 fno, baben m69ten, loatsn in unierer Office:
gp. 1859 Salrimpreftra6e
~oo1Ipre@en, roo @ebrauds~ MnnetIunsen IN oeutider, eu9ld1er,
%rauSSIiGer rnb ipantfaer Spradbe gu babeu iuo uno no mir Sc
II fe1etne DtaI1ue rauft, auf ~oerielbeu arteuen Iernsu.
Sduft nab einem grempIar opm Srn9er'S Acknowledgements Set
an9. G1e Wtai9lneu peroeH Elm gauges 5abr mad, tbreni Aatani
0nn inns in ppQer Srpnung uno Separation gebolcn.
(Tb2S.G 2S- e. Srpbertd. g9eut
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80 Cur telOlDeren Ge~untrlBnabn'e.
Gtnmaabertr uns 0~stfcaSe fDaten fttr Sprfatts feu. eae lie TIRE
Siaettt faufsn unb fplttu btrielbsn nur ron fDi6en a%nsefelten
geamtcn faufen, weldc Spn tbrem @ebaIt teten, ntAt aber pcn
Iiaflcrn cher 8m!f6cntrdeern, ha fe fpua prr @efebr ~aussees;
Fnb, befhm!neett 81 merbsn unD TOR GeIp untfpna G~TsaeteH.
Ourdfabrt8@gIlette
mad allen xbeilen tes g9eaens fno gu baben BET
Gt. q. $ttbsbTGttSt,
@encr6Is 6 tisranttusN e gent Der 8atiracrs- uno
OhtOaGtienbGta.
sash go. 81 Gbame8i IT.; Balttnlpre.
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Oi1rOli0c Geiitral5EiieIlbGb
Ca 8erGnSerter Uabrplan. Ez

gEinter=SdbrpIai.
gn pmb mad benz 80. San. Derpen tSeli@ sret Bulge euF berer
Born tn uaGfplsenoer 2Detfe e%rpettrt;
Der DcRsua eeht t1sltG init Ausnnhme les Spnntass) UNI
s ubr Is Win ItSreens al ndh @ittsbur9, Sbieasp, glepelant,
g tneinnatt Ct, eSats anS ale aaet!e bss sOetsns 4aO gtsre'
refens. GbenlO mad @Ilitara, Buffalo unp gaitdea. sta3 GGh-
ReiiterslSpn nab MaaGffsr, @fb. ga6 GkamSersttss, Gar
Elsie uab 9asertpfcn
redfel, 70 biuta mde nnf teoer anesrn Sabn.
&eiisnbe fSnneu nit ciefem 3u8e mad Detroit una Chicago ola
Ntaaora 6oas, 10 biQi9 ais auf lrgcn6 ener anoert 8abn fa6rea
Ser 9prt accpmobattOnS3u td9ltd (SpnntaSs ans
qenpmuen) un g. so 9ta4ut. nade gprt uuo aGen Stat0nen Ger
gSeitern Wiarplarb Satn.
Ger SGrttSbHre.A teUnGba n s.. 8 agbt tds.
lid (GDnntags ausgenommen) UNI 500 Ra6uttttags as.
S~Petienbe ppn gSdfttn9tpn unb berg Suren, wel6e NIT BEN
8uge UNI $50 Nipreens eeer 800 9iatnttttaeS tr anfDne
men, Enben @efErberuns NIT ben 9I6en bteisr 8abn.
sE Snegen 6Ghrttuets Iuh dnherer gen1sen unb terIGeltner
aasfanft beltebe man fb an bic Stiet-Offee tn Ger e@alpsrt.
Station" Ode pom GalDert~ up 8ranflialrr az renben-
SpbR Z. RtGneb, @fffsSnpt,
8. s. goarner 8tleE@aBen Sut29.I
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DentfdbeS GeOereefA6ft
49,. "a G

re. 81 Sharp- naHe Rratttr.
Gen heItl0en Sbnbmahern uub Satlern olene hermit ar g1od.
l1t, bB mir AM obI9en Rlase etn Sscer9el9aft qc9riuoet babep,
In weldepl mir leS Gina CUTE Muspabn BON alen Sp1eu teIter
-uoItat 2eoer an panc baIkn, peIGss mir felbit serfe1Isen nns
.n@rpssu nab aEeiHsa gu binigeu ErsieR ebiesen, l&Qzl, trss
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SermaHsa SebenesOernmeramses
@efeA febaft
in W M u prt

#st Oefcl fd9aft
IN New Dcrt.gs
8aar eirsesabltes @aptYai ss0e, goo.
pgdftteat, SugO KBessncpMa.
S~ttesptditb. unb SeEt.t Jrtecr. SckDenbYer.
Dtsis gefeaiaaft tf h~auptidAlt@ Fag oe psstfpe sep6
Fernng oer Der. StGaten ~geSrnnbet ppgpeu. Spre Be
lnsttn tne Deut D. aHD ibre DruGia&ru perpea tn DeRts
Q s. uds sngl y ger 6pra0e ~dusssasSsa;
Jtre Veihattt befsbeu In 81 Observation-Disclosures
} Observation-Disclosures. Tr
E@tatg Drp5ent bs aGn;eH Mnsens trerpen inter
~Derfherte1 uerthettt, uno n6Geu ole @elelfbaH oaenrI Su etneS
1nl Se8enieittstet eft bearhnceten.
Nls &efe renSen fir SalttnIps fne tplerRbe 9erreR CO.
1annt. pm oenem De NIT ' : stt@aeleN our carbohydrates dneS
pr. v. S@uHl1er pf. ~ ". W.u,~
y MUbt eebr = gym. q. NGHaer,
n. QBerRer Drefelf ' " 91cpp AueDlph.
Hamtlron CATER, - 6. ". Gcudsr
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McOtpb @nglcr @eevs,
pftses 70. II. 6ssnpes4.afasaatse sHV sF-Ofks.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-15
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Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
6. M. GRis, Gsneralsgtaeterr. (AW16,iD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

and 90 subversive Of the Unioni .ThIs is 4
question to be seriously considered by men n
ell parties. An understanding must Be arrived
at concerning it, or the safety Of the Republic
will be completely wrecked. I'VE, ereiore, ID.
precste the agitation of emancipation by Tie
Abolition disorgapizers as the blaekest OF trea.
son at this crisis of the country's history, and
we call upon conservative Republicans, In the
name OF sll that 10 saered,to us as people, "a
prove, BY some bold and uDmiftakable ehuneiA.
tlon OF principle, that the Abolition journals are
20 longer their orgaDs. Tsey can do 10 with
such emphasize az will really unite the great
mass ol the nation 10 . common purpose, aud
as WIZ evince TO the South that the Crittendsu
resolution OF the extra session IL the real senti
ment Of the Union men. ~, - - !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
FAST LINE.


Leaves Columbus els P. M, from Union Depot, via
Bellaire: arrives at Newark, 323 p. NJ; zanesviie,
80 p. Bellaire7 SIS P. M; Pittsburgh, II. IS P.
NJ; Harrisburg, 300 A. NJ; ria 1psafoton, arrives
at New York,4 P. M; vfd Philadelphia, arrives
Phiadelphia, lilo p. NJ; New York, u P. NJ, This
Train also connects at Harrisburg for Baltimore,
riving at 1p. NJ. ,5s. a,..I..,5ses II III
This Train runs through to Belaire or pitsbufg with.
out change OF Cars; and from Pittsburg there Is no
change Of Cars to Phi'adelphia, via Allentown TO
New York-thus offering H.F
The only Route from Columbus to Baltimore,
( Philadelphia, or New York, with only
s. one change of Cars. 1907
By this Train PASSENGERS arrive in New York Ave
hours In advance Of the Northern lines.
This Train also connects at Belaire with the Rartmore
anu onio ~ ~ frf Ge1i ,Hjeep,g stf5Tlp
|Ef This Route Is 30 miles shorter to Pittsburg,
and more than 100 miles shorter to
:. New York, than Northern Lines.