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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-17

= f. WING MACH HTNE.


PRICES FROM $40 to $40.
The D0UDoIR SEWING MACHINE. m on.
craving of which is hero represented. bos now
become recognized favorits wherever Il
has been introduced, and is, beyond question
the bcS', as well as the handsomcst, low-prccd
Sewing Machine now before the public.
NO. Ia small and very neat Machine for
Family use.
No. "A largo Machine for quilting heavy
work and for Plantation use.
This Machine is much admired for its simplici.
ty, and for its reliability and durability il is un-
surpassed. child twelve years can run II with
ease; and yet il will sew from the coarscst cloth
to the finest Swiss. There is no trouble of re-
winding the thread, as 1t is taken from the spoos.
1t has no belts to give trouble, and will run
backwards MS well as forwards. ard still sews
equally perfect, and without danger of breaking
needles. 1t runs by friction, and by closing the
box over it, 1t is thrown out of gear. In fact,
we have nOhestatiop in recommending it as the
best family Sewing Machine in use
The Jollopmg Premiums A,car,lcd tie qJore
Machine:
At the Fair of the Franklin Institute, 1858,
the First Premium.
At the Pennsylvania State Fair, at Philndel.
phia, September "a, 1859, the First Premiun-a
Diploma.
At the Pennsylvania State Fair held at Wyo-
ming, lS6O-a Silver Medal.
For the best Double Thread Machine, nt ian.
caster County Fair, held October, 1854 Silver
Medal.
At the Maryland State Fair held al the MARY
land Institute, Baltimore, Md, October, 1859
under strong competition, Silver Medal was
awarded to this Machine.
At the New Castle County Fair, held at viii
mington, Delaware, October, 1850 Diploma.
The above Machines are manufactured ky
CHARLES w. ROWLAND,
Wilmington, Del.
SALES ROOMS.
No. 72O Arct Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
No. sol Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
5. D. BAKER,
mnrl3-ly 72O Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Rs> Persons wishing to see the above Machine
in operation, can do so by calling at the resi-
dence Of ID. W. Moore in Ccnrfeld borough.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-17

E'cd by-thC Boarding Houses &c, &c,
iced ignore than $4,000 Privto Families.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-30
~SOfal.Nemisfetten aus Wafbtneton.

Gin neueS 0ef6oB. - Der unear
Selrep, Der ribmlt9lt bstannte @rfinper pes nit
Ne6t fir ein3te In Ieiner Nrt paltebenD eebaIte=
men Centrifugal Mpturs, iUwte bee
I'm ldneQten inter alien bis iegt b%efannten NG-
bern rOtirenoen ercentrtI6en S6wung-
8aOes, b%etnpet l4 felt Ginger 3eit in Walb
tngtpn unD bat Der 9fegierung pa5 Oebeimnt6
elmer pom tim neuerpiu9s crfunpenen 0urfs
unp S6ub< @ranate, fopie bos Mpz
bell elmer pom ibm gang eieentbiimIiA COM
~Itruirten &anDne dngebDten. OteIelbe bat
oenn nab mebrfah anoefelter genauer Inter
IuGung, IDpie na6 ntebrfahem 0rDbeI6teBen
Dor elmer cumpetenten 9rlfungs @ummilipn, pas
Nnerbieten beS 6errn Selrep anoenpmmen uno
5ablt benz Ielben paflr eth e~ntIpre6enpe3, bepen=
tenpea 6pnprar in periUDiI6en Staten. Die tn
&eoe ltebenDe Ranpne TT unter Den Bis iebt BE-
tannten 0elAuben Die am ~peitelten tragenoe.
Man fam aus p%erlelben, lelb(t i'm b~eftigltn Ne=
gen, nit Der 9rSbten 0enauieteit feuern. Der
Sauf brauGt bon tnllen ni6t 9~ereintgt 3a merOen,
inpent Die &u9el b~enlelben kei jepem S6uIe lslblt
reini9t. Die SeDienun9smann I1nft Derielben
fam cine Serbaltni6maBiS |ebr gertnge leit. Der
Nrtilerit bat BET DER gepienuna ~berlel6en nit
pul0er niGtS gu tbun, Die 9apun9 selAiebt bon
unten uno 70 Ihneu, pap ;tret Manu binnen
elmer Minute Sc S9iie tbun fGnnen. gle
1T 70 eonitruirt, paB fe lih teim 9~lbfeuern niat
pom 9lobe rlbrt, auf relAem (e auf9epHan3t
1T unO enpliA 70 lei9t, bab Die Manniaaften
Fe pbne MIbe fort3ieben fOnneu. Son ni9t min
Der eteentbImliGer uno Ieltsner 9lrt linD Die
0rannten. Dielelbsn linD nit elmer MaITe oe-
lIat, bic, tperit aud nur Der flsinIte She'll Der-
Ielben einen brennbaren Uber oertpunbbaren Ve>
A%enltanp trift, eine aerltDrenre, uDer i'm leBteren
Sale t6otlihe Wtrtung be1teiiIbrt.
G~rmprbung peS Ser9ennt8ren.
n a BON Der Brpbpf @Oarb bur6
SpIDatem - Weeen 3 ntr geltern
WCr3en purpe Ser9t. Brennan BON @umpagnie
q 2. Snfantfrte Neointent, melder in @cprge.
tCtpn ais 9rpopf- Sergeant ~funeirte, BON BEN
SOlOaten CANADIAN Derbaftet,
Oils Brennan Die 3tpette Made altrat, mar
Canadian pom ietuem rihtt9en @piten a~bpelenO
unO wurDe bon Dem Serge1nten In l1arfen Nuss
pritden setaDelt. 4anaban antmortste unpet+
IGamt. pUrauf 8rennon ibn anfaBte unp an iei+
nen DlaB tlGcb.
9auaban erpieperte : v0enn Dm bas nod elm
NAL tbult, merDe tb Did erinieBen Brennan
ptNVie ivy "H uhV tFuDtef pSSup ia9H Qu "a
Gtnen Mu9enbIif naGber le9te 2anaban feline
Nlusfete an, fhOB Brennan in pe Seite unp tSp-
tete tbn auf benz Sled. za
Brennan mar etn ta6ttser Suibat uilo fetne
Grmcrpuns bat srpBe Snrt9nattCn berpOrse9
rufen.
SIN Stabtratb purben NpprpprtattOnen
CUR GrriatnnS uuo gsrts6srune pom Stattpns-
baulern 9emaGt,
Pierre ur&gegan9en - Getern
Mtttae einsen in Nleranpria in Der 7. @traBe
2 lh0ne 9feroe Dor elmer Qmbulance pur9. Der
Wasen l&lug lAltebltA 9egen Elm lGrperes 6ubr-
merit unp pHrOe DUaltdnpie 3eri6mettsrt. Die
Sbtere ruurDen ein9efangen, bepor bepeutenperes
unbetl angeridtet pOrpen mar. @
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MUntas Qlbeno bertaftet, neil er einea Sad NIT
2 Buldel 6ofer geltobten bate. Gidtsr Gsti'r'
lteB i'm gum 8erb0r einitedfn.
Snber Superipr GOurt t0nt teutf
Der Jaa GGafer sesen Smau, mel6en mtr be
reits frlber beridtet, ppr unO paS Wetoitt rel gu
Gunlsu pes SIdssrs auf $1,440,82 S6aosner=
fab aus.
Sraurtsss i'd. Am
Mentag Nadmittag bemaGtt9te lG elm brett
tabrteeS M6fGsn, Die Sodter BON 0irs. @esnan,
wObnbaft In 8luditr, auf trsenO etne geetle e@
ner Dole nit SapefelbGl;den. trelGe IA ent-
s~inbeten uno feline &leiper In Brano lebten.
Die Mutter bes &tnpeS murpe s~benfals. BEL benz
8erluG, bic 6lammen gu IGiden, an &Upf unp
8rult ldper pertebt; fir raS Bteoerauftonmen
pes Rtnpes 1T tpenia 6ofnuna 9%orhanoen.
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ct Qpute, %. Sft. S, $. 0ooe, prd-
fpsut Der partfIGen 9etesrapben @Cmpasnie,
tett6tet, bab am eriten Sage aber 200 prt0at-
bepeiGen ~befSrpett murpsn unp bic Speroteurs
furtpabrsnO in Stdtteteit iinD, um benz 8ebarfe
ntb pes tuufmannilHen pubIitums unp Der prele
S1 entIprtGen.
Sc wtrO balO nGtbts 1etn, me6rete Drabte 3n
lesen, UNI Den MnfUrperunsen Ses Yubltfums
naG3utpmmen.
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2estes aus MiGourt.

NoIla, %. Sn. S8 weitere gsrpunpete
fnO beutf BIER BON SprtnsfelO ansstCmmen.
@sn. price befanO li4 In NeOlbc in gleptOn-
@uuntp. Dim MtttpOA Drangen sesen 1000
&ebeuen In Springfield etn unc nabmen cine
bepeutenoe Quautitat @rcvtlipnen meg, relde
BON Sberf 3aplur bort eelalien tparen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-30

Newz 0Orf, %. Ott. IS III beri6tet, b0b
bic yamertcan @rAonse 8ant" ibre DtpipenOe
gum erten Male olts9eSeten bat, pa le I'm SIT
ben aueerOroentltA ldNpere 9erInIte erlttten bate.
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9eutShe Sriefe
weI@e in Der eusI1iteu Site entbaIten tnO.
0nmpuIiftp.

gOlanb, Mrs 80 6; gradsn, MtB sc; @eE>
ring, Nlrs So; 5OGen, Mib q 9; 9aQ, @tb
s; 8lerletn, NetB 8; 8raft MtB 6; Glitter,
M,B 6; 2ubtebulen, Nr6 6; Nlu9beeu. Nlre
9; Natc, MtB g; NlpplsmeYsr, NsiB q Getn=
barCt, WrS SIS Sbmter, Nlib 81 gen1er,
MrS $; WalDmaYer, Gers q 81; @igt, Mr9
So; gBalsr, Maria 0liB, q. 3
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MH. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

V&NNA WV* p~TFNE< =
NfWA 8aItmpres ben %. Stunt 1861.
ar Sxirrang sn ip ~ as5t Ssitpierpe liz eaponsri : ese SpasrSt V.
Ni}isn. Ole qfsrbe mafIel DSlIie Seiano. gut sebout unO fei bon
sOsm sssbler, bic steitpIsrOe n!c9t linser ais 8 unc nibt alter os
16 6ono bub fem. 6arbeu; ihpars, braun, araa urb gob. Ser
QrsfS carl 1925 fIr teoeS nid5t iberieiseu,
@fe mnHeu 3ur SnIpettcn an n9uls Ssao 0cters.@f6ueu IN
5rOnt-. nabe @apftrq beuis 1ormittaS I'M 10 utr SO%rasiibti
pereeu. Sa8. 8eI0er,
Sulii- IW.,Q,-M.
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q 6tmna! 9l6tmna !

N WDfln0 NIcbfln0
I'M Sebt lit sineut ieoen W1ann cine mabre a~pISreidae 2eft
-4--&>~a npe6cteu; GaS ooleene 3ehalter Ger ItDlsen NepIbuf
Gmerita'8; benn nar @elo wro be3atIt nsmienioen, Ser
pabre Sreuoe bat an: @leiAe 9raeer, aieiGe Gopren. @eit
ApltL babe i'd lbcn Oefe rOlsnolitbi, e @Sttia Der @leidbyn oefpSet
uno iecer @rl6tuB Idmedt liBsr.
GO tenp bonn, @IHoer, uns ~srpfanae Sl4 mcnot[ib. otte
Rteiser, aasst3ei1nete ~idnadppGe &oit. fuItiae llutsrboltGiWa
mad Der Di nf5sit 800 in Cob unb 100 ater sonb, bamit Tn
oiA aaf 9etnen efran9snen. ~sprbeeren ralten maelt nit Octncnt
Seiu9 %ab3utaten.
9Cnnl 8leia beetn. GrOs uuo 9Ieiu
unb meloe Old, . Batter, nit Detnem @pbn
Bet 6aaPta ann 9fcbeIt Billion,
Ganr @rsager company 2.
OlFeg: SEQ. 500 gG9ronnsitr.
Snetg. Office: Sc. 10 @tuesHr. St26s
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SerrenIffe:

Nlberser. S; 8e6tsl, s 8; Boiling, s so
Drummer, S; Corn, q; Diet & 60, 6; Den
ntSan, S; @brbarOt, $; gbert & Con; Stint,
q; @sb, @8; @rcb. 81; 0rpb, NH; 5amer
Sc; 0eAt, q & 81; Nepne, Sc; 6aufman
St; &eYOel, St; Semmst, 9b; Rsmmel, 6
&rue, g; &raft, S58 8; Murntd, %; Rtt-
ter, @m gtOienfelO, Mr; Saulter, IS; Seipp,
S; springer, 6; Stroub, s.; Stern, g; Btn-
ter, $; Wtelt, S; 0pIf, %.
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-Ssssssssslr StaOtzGienbaGn.
A82S2aaREzsEA 8 e Mt adm

Am uuo nan Wtputas ben Fl. Sftpber wsroen he Cars Der
6rdntln Squale uno Soitiuiorsftr. ME (retb ansefuaen) in
SaptraBe eInbteeen .lao bis sur Baltimore @imetere fabreu
Sg- Pafa8tere mad cr Yout lu6 ga ton baben 6aber bic
Waoilon Ape ne Zine gels onaeiridene @ars au tenihen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-30
GefcbGftsperle8mue.
9entlde nllO en9liide S6riftgicBcre
ppn
Nb+ 9eimriA.
perle9t pOn 9ar. 43 Gentrelr. nab
. 90 ~ on IL, ~ e - d n

ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, JtelOsDDEI.
Den 9errsn Observation-Disclosures bRrmit Die srsebenfe Nn5ei9G
.baB i9 iegt wisber 10 reitini Staube bin, INN ale in Die SGrtft
sieberet stHlhla9enoe Arbeten ibnea rmo btlts sur .3ntreoenbet
i9 barauT nufnlertiolu, baB i1 itets eue Ouantt6t SGrifen ps
neuelen unb beteu equities, BON benz rOrsigii1fen Metal &c
gpGen, aui 2age Labe uno ale Seitcann9en III m6elidf furssr
3tt a~usfitTen tarn.
Rg golltdnbise 4usHatun9en fr 3ettuns8-Sifcen rs
~pprrdtbtaL . baB eS bios Der geuGuen An9obe o,r @r6Bs
bebarf, unrbie nItbi9en srtIel lOjort a~b5uifideu.
MtelEn9= uRe Meetaas SuHien. 3Ier-smisn (Dashesr, fopis cine
AuSipabl bi uletit ~sau9baren !3eitun9S- @i9netten INNER an Sano,
Dieine Brpben leben alien @sl6ditsfreunOen gratis al Dienifen.
Gnrd meme Ierbiucuns nit ben 9SreiIen-5abrEo item &ra. 81.
Soc Il go. lsere tb ale Arten greHea 81 oenleltsp 9eOinguR9en
nno Yrclen ME bic 6abrif Ielbit.
Ry GbsaO babe lb StsRlpsl unc AusitedDer III pabiOr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ltd5 ~rorrdtbig. Pt. 9einrid, SGrtitgieber
ap2O) .Sunl6saB) q Is q. gsiaamltr. @sw-gort.
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9taSt.gOueftor'S Sffice.

Baltimore, ben %. Oft 1861.
Die leterpfittsen @iraer perteu earaui auimertfant aemadt,
haB uae Jretas osn /. NpUembsr Gle 8tscontp- Safe recu,irt
@ercen uno bel Staatssgt uevn gang ~autb6ren. Die en9eu Der.
lonen. teren &ednun8en bis 81 pteu Ienonntsn Datum MIDI &c,
satlt inn, werOen zen AuSffih6ern ~lber9eben; fe fno oaber lpe.
6tel eriudt, itren 9rgfhdtun8su nabSatpnim,n eBe i6nen nod,
Roit n Supa9Ien.
MO-Oo Sobn graves, Staht. GpIeftpr.
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@aNersCffce.
ScfnmtfmnHiuun-

nibt be;ablt BADEN, msrbeu renadrtd lat. oaB bic geamteu bamu
5 .ibdtiSt iuo, iolGeu has 28afer ab5ubrsbsn. ga Gle 8erpro.
nun8en cerlau9en, baB bic Us afferreute tn BorauS be-
! BIT peroe 10 Iie9eH bic 9tsGnungen in br 9 ffce, $50. 10 Ncltb.
rrake, far bic ndditen 6 Mtcnate beret.
SNO0si SOC III. Stepbenion, &e3iTratcr
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Stemben=Oarbe.
Mubltc Gudr6 Mpoirner+

0ur oplSe oeutl9e Con asne aer6en ncb eintae ta6tioe ipno,
Eeute petlan8t pel9t iellens ino Sr 9ertteSidlno ibrsS d n ts'
tanoes cc Gafen gu %er9reifcn. 0as sublic @uarb Neaanr MT IL
u S' Wy GSo 0a5 eoul9 nInpOrmut, nnb mir in einnSSen Faosft
o on Sl VelteI OaWlen cereben perben. &ud, ino 8offebrtn9sr
9elrS1en, 6aB bic 9dfte Ger moueilntsn qSbnruIo Der q r c1" !
gut mnrsrliusun8 tbrcr TamiIist IN gebensmuteln, monatli@ ossc.
Olsltnmt5en;. wd6e ecneigt fin6 f3 cbi0er Gomyoauie on,u16y,.
gen, mcuen t.1 setau SIT I'M = amp @%otfman. 9GfSbSgtttts
Ot28 In rrInh ~ $50 NVt1oth ~lto'
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&auanerie! @nDaaerie!

III
AKN GOm BRIGGS Department artSOriFrt, rsrOs ids su
~ ~Ge9tuent
Orngpnet
fir ben 0tsnIt Der Ser. Staaten anperbeu
Dferpe unp @quiptruu5 pereen pom WcubeEnes
ment eeIte(t.
&efruten pereen auf 8 Sabre (Ooer frlbr enttaiea) ~anaencnt-
men, llao erbalten eielslbe S51nun8 ME bic aubern $ruppen, ($l4
per YfDuaO nsbIt 3anb @arrantS unb Elm 6unSert
arsinsba ar am S6luB Der 0ienItoeit. Gate 9tslier
uerten p~crseSp9en. 5n mslbet lei
s. g. Grenger,
55S %. 8alinprear.
Ng- Seber sautHienpater weIber fb bete Iiet, Eann Seiucr
S~Grlilic pom rage iener @irFdreituns an
$3.50 ipGMentlib
4~uSbeSabea IGfIeH.
3weae Rcruttrnn8s- office in so. III Bomb nabe gantfr.
Cart. Nrer.
Spet Ercmpesr tr ibe Gpmpugnte Mnb eine UtuHEbmoe BON
l6 Snltrnmenten, merben ebenalS thr hS pprgenannte Regiment
perlangt.
@8. Ole Speie eontrasAte tS Cap. &siI@fp ptrS aIet6-
fans aus ntAts ais Deutiden beieben, nnter beutl9en @rnnlonbo.
pesbelb mir cue Osntlten erndsn. flo baIbnBgltht al meloen
&baaesfr.. charlottesville" BET Silbebranht, roer r9csan San
Gde bon SCnO uno Santfr., pter bel Ssic Ode bon I~relerltr.
uno @attetn Apenue. capt. 81. Netfhfp.
aa6S Napt. Der nentIhen &eulrogudt.
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0a@rdt wirp berr1it segeben, cap ole llntersstdbneteA pom
&aiisn9erl3te tr Staot Baltimore &pGma@t sur Wcrlpaiuna
Deg Na9lohlafeS oes alher rerrprbenen 9etnrt9 6einer
nne Glt1abetea 8 etter erlalhn rat. Ale bieient9eu. mel.
dc 6oserun8cn an oieien Rabiab baten. pereeu blermt aulee-
toroert. lolae nebt ben n6tbgcn SeIe8en all Deer Dor Dem II.
Ipt 1862 eln5urciten ue geheno gu MAIDEN, poer al eeplrti,
gen, eB pc lbrer AnlprlNne AT eieieR Ra@I She geieetrb ir per
lultis ertlart meroen E368en. @ue eie .3ablNnaen an eiefem BAD.
lafe ;u MAIDEN baten, perbeu berrnit aufaelorsert, ioihe nm.
perja8td az llnterSet9ncte su Ieiteu.
Ot12. 4p-1nlm Nbminntrafer.
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&apallerie 0npaQerie !

Bon, Grie8 s.Gepartsmsnt a%utOriFrt. Uerbe i'd elm Regiment
OragOnfr
fit ben Dtenft Der Ser. Staaten auwer6en
pferOe anD Gquiptrung iperOen sprn @pueerne.
ment 9~etelt.
Gcfruen peroen auf 8 Sabre (Ooer habr entIaTIen) anaenCn,.
men, uno erbalten onielte sSbnuns ME bic anorn Eripp n (SI4
per Wpnat) neblt 2ano-& arrants uno Elm SuI6ert
DOLLARS in baar am @dluB BET Dpnltseit. Cute @cihr
Ter6eu %pCrge6o9en. gu msleen bel
Ot5s 9en6fr., Gde bon 9apcaferltrose
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@apnlIerie. Gnonlleric.
&gEEn 8erIanat perbem nod so Wlann, nm bic eompoouis
-N~pol su MAIDEN, @fsree uno @auipirunasn uclbeu Dor
NCr 0esterun9 8eliefet. Cob $4 ben IRpnat unb mad, NbIurs
Der OicniSe t elnen yonb. g8araut unb $lO0 in baar, 0ienHla.
3 Satr penn nibt fuber entaHen.
Ote gcmpagnie lprO ats lautsr Geutiten beFeheu.
SetrHUrrrgss 8ireau befinbet f5 III "a Qcoflir. b,r
2sriml tOn- Martt s~esenlber.
o,,;, 1of7,.,. so PAT alhe annitr.. 2ieut Rtepser.
o"'S olF""' SO. 240 Bono, Gfe SlestItr. 2isut. Osou.
Capt. Setbert,
Sp25S gst Orher: Sol. &. q. @reaaer.
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S~anpts&nartter.
Ynblic GnarO @e9iment.
Mn metne beutIben Greunbe.

w X" meMe oeulWe @%onpa9ne, pel6e bic Sire bat bic
sSSfio ,ms }ss@gnen. y cntresnie bs Otestnn ntes IL Isn, fett bon
S Sesrsu NV Ussus n zen Dtenit singenuitert 1T, 70 fatte it amen
g trf" 0.sunosns ee mir bebiifl6 geweieu fno 81 les erfresIide
S S't srref5 n III Ra,n Htr a : fir os. ofenG bes S-tsrlintss 10 i@msa
Sem 49,, ge!nlI melneh Uanf ab. NGen benen eber. bic fnl
smrfs6 g.H = = yte9nlente nos an5u96lteben aelcnnen ftno,
SSnf a4 up oa @tnttttt IN cine Der beicen beutI6en Gompaanicen''
S ~ T9 S aSn uluer ea @apttainen Setrt II. Bitter lanlneIn.. ga5
Sxtoe"gnreou eider bao II @Dmpaonieen. befnh,t fa, ~ mo wv
a''ea SSeroe' eofaIe, go. 10 Q. Sreoeritfr. ~ ny F" N'@'
mfuiom 4 @GPt. geppetb 8lumeubero.
~ OWtePt Nol. Comm. @N3OS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.


A resolution was offered in the Convention TO day TO
suspend the execution OF the order for going into
mttee Of whole for the purpose Of completing the
finished business Of Saturday.
Mr.. JACKSON moved 10 lay II on the table. Lost.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Prestons resolutions came up and were the subject
Of a long debate.
Mr. ScoTr, o. Tauquicr, and Mr. TREApwAv, conserva
tves declared II the prosdcnts response was unavora
BILE hey would 60 for secession. They hoped the an
swer would be favorable. Others followed.
The object Of the resolution precpitate seces
sion. The movements . neeis frequently alluded
TO- and tho ground cd that Virginia having by
vote on Thursday indicated her policy aganst ssion
she had q right 10 know What The movements meant
The Unionists and eoDservaves opposed It's ATOP
tion.
The prtamble AID resolut on adoptsd-6s to rs.
Gov. wife voted no.
William Ballard Preston, conservative, A,sxandr n.
H. stuart rpop, and George W. Randolph, secess'onit
apo ntcd abe commissioners TO walt on Inc Pres
cent, ard VIII leave tomorrow morning.
Adjourned.
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Postal Matters.
NEW oovsRsx.sr ENVELOPES,

TFrOn HoIbrOok's United State Vail
is well known that the only rates ~ postage adaptet
TO the stamped government envelopes nj the present
time, are one three, four, ak and ten cent? WIN
view TO extend " the public the fn benefit o tne OF
ordered tho manufacture Of envelopes, w.n the additional
rates. twenty, twenty -four, thirty nnd ior'y cents,
aaptng lie s,zes az the envelopes nearly possible
10 the bulk and weigh, Intended 70 be enclosed BY the
use az these goverpncn, Envelopes letters and other
rlosyee an - sem either Of tlg mail but they
nus, he scold and address written printed with
The ds,e of Transmission. The envelopes viii
b. for sale NJ The priseipal iost 0fces.
STAMPED LETTER SHEETS.
Tie Postmaster General has ordered N. preparatoc or
sheets 81 letter paper cot g1r1ed and Cabessed with
e three cent poeiag stsmp-e rnbr inc j. both
lester sheet euc envcope Also similar ests note size
be Packed In soch manncT AZ MY w. ~ in
cure the safs transmisson Of the rnsets a rms
wlL be capital safeguard ryacss hs care ~ snss or
corrtsr onc@tls xbo prone 70 ont psclng pssago
stamps ON their k't@t WIN afo "a lnst Ans thing 70
obviste The aga fhcr'ty which s0rn -slme~ ar~es 10
Identify ~ tie daecf measure wtaisHe tho -lcM
rcs. mark
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MArkets.

NEW aTIkANs, April ), 1851.
Co,tonSaes TO day $500 bales miidlng Ice &c.
Hour quiet: Ohio - IS a % 90 frelghts-Cotton 10
Liverpool, ID. Exchange on London a TX premium,
New York u II premium.
MoBnI, April Q, 1851.
CottopSaes to-day 200 bales, ~ l2xc. for middng
CnAkIAsuoS, April ., 1901.
C9ton-Saes of 200 bales, quotations ranging at &C.
g. llc. for adding Tho market firm and unchanged
PHILADELPHIA, April y, 1851.
Flour unchAlsel. wheat firm sales 5 900 bushels, at
VI 81 81 ~ for red Corn buoyant sales 10 900 bushels
~ COO. &c. ConeeHio at III &c. lsh Mess pork
slI 10. Lard l0c. a loi4c. whiskey, IL NC. a 1Sc.
CIScrysAr, April 8, 1861.
Flour duI wish demand. whiskey declined &c /;
quoted Al 1870. Provisions held firmly at extreme
rates. Mess pork, ei7 eli l2x.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE AND THE
CIVIL WAR.

dAJISBiiM;, april 3, IsoI
Governor Curtin VIII gsrd message 70 tho Legislature
to.norrcw recommending appropriation OF $500 900
for the purchase munitions u Tue message takes
the ground that people long peaceful have lost
military habits am the disturbed condition
OF the surrounding stat hoy should begin 20 prepare
the Of set presefyaton ami il s the duty OF
the assis' tue cement Of the national
laws
The republicans viii bod on this subject to-
morrow. The state roser ds1ares that tho appropri
alton must b. raised h. i1su.
In thu tegslaipre today steps were taken for the
postponcuent the time o. adlolrnment for the
sidcration Of ths subject
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AeRANy, april 8, 1861.
Mr. TowssENn enaeavogol to gel in resolution
qulring the Military Committe3 report the House
bill limiting Of office IN militia TO
years.
Mr.. PIERCE objected tte resolution, bat subsequently
Senator spnoa APPEARED beae the committee, ami after
hearing argument, he bill reported for the con.
sheraton OF the Home,
A motion by NJ Co4 ss 70 make 1t the special order
for to morrow WIS lost.
PASSED
To create comm sginn amend the charter Of the
city Of New York ad provide for the submission Of
the 10 the people ~ the city.
TO authorize II. extension o. the West Shore Railroad
to warren
To open Frackn street and other Brooklyn.
To amend The third street. ana Bushwick avenue i'm
piovemtnt acts. Brookl1p.
To authorize the appointment OF one hundred additional
Notaries Public N New fofk.
The concurrent resolution or reoganizng the Court or
Appeals iost--22 to sd
Tho b 10 create metropolitan Hcoith Dstrict came
mp for third reading tad on the table.
The CT uittee 10 gate the Nelson case made
majority report acqui,nS he accused party Of the crime
charged.
one OF the committee Mr. Provost) reported for con-
yicton and in avor q tn imprisonment OF SIR. Nelson
in jail until tho ADJOURNMENT
After hearing counsel briefly the House refused TO de-
lay the consideration d reports and proceeded to discuss
them at
In hearing argument The Nelson and
the previous question waS moved and ordered.
The report Of the minority was then adopted with the
following resolution
Resolved That John Nelson. the Ass istant District
Attorney II Albany county before the bar OF tho
house charged with attempt TO influence the conduct
81 member Of this House 10 matter resting his
legislative functions To wit bin 10 increase the salary
OF the Assistant District Attorney Of Albany county by
motives Of private efnolument to the said member
other than aDo distinct from the public advantage
guilty thereof and Of high contempt OF this Housc,
and breach Of its privilege therefore,
Resolvcd, That the said John ~ Sclson be imprisoned
in ire county a, unt The END Of the present session OF
lepig nat itq os
commitment therefor
The SfEAkEs said that the Sergeant alarms would
take Mr. John Nelson into custody aed Keep him until
be had time 10 make out his warrant As soon hr.
Mellon removed cIuai ~ hundred or two
hundred persons who had giihercd ia the geaies
ing the argument, left their seats. AZ sTr Nelson
taken out by the Sergeant AZ Arms,
he at surrounded and carried
of hy the crowd who had hlm out Of sight before tho
Sergeant at Arms could from bis panic make
attempt 10 recover bis pasOner Several parties
the crowd cried out, mo shall 20 10 jail il Albany
for convictng legislative corruptonst and intense
excitement existed during the scene.