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IlIIORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENT.

All the available force at Fort Leavenwo-th
has been ordered by Gen. Scott, to hold them
selves in readiness to proceed to Fort MeHenry at
q moments notice.
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Cwgrartngs.

TERAMES---
FOB SHAKESPEARE AND HIS FRIENDs.
And VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
EIads good and cheap, at sARGEANT'S,
isblo 2l3 s1psEior street.
HIVEN AVA Y---A FIN K
NJ THREE DOLLAR STEEL ENGRAVING
and Tbreo Dollar Magazine, can = 1ad & l9r onil
$40 Marble Block.
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IVIlI LLUllIUUTI IIl o
hereby certify that l have been dealing IN the
Groieuberg Medicines for the East year and can trl
ly say that have never offered any medicines to the
public that have met with the decided APPRECIATION
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
Catholcon. They will perform all and more than is
promised for them. have sold about fifty bottles
OF the Catholicon the past year and hear the best
results in every case. J. h o. JOHNSON.
March 7, 1857. Medical AGENT
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I7STEFS SIZE
a PTJRSUANCE OF A Deere

n PURSUANCE OF A Deere
II TAI order issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of UuyahOga county, Ohio, IN which AsaCady
ts plaintiff, and Pearson II. BOnham et-al., denend
ants, tU me directed, shall expose for sale a the
door Of the Court hauge, in the City Of Ol05ehnd,
in said county on the l5th day Of January 1851 at
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the undivided f1rthpart
Of the following described lands and tsnementE
Situate in the township Of East Cleveland, With is
also in the county Of Ouyahoga and Stats Of Ohio,
and 4 known being the south end Of lot No. 4l2,
and ia bounded as folloWa: beginning q stone on
east corner Of said lot 70 stone; thence north ~
Weat chains 70 stones thencg north $50 west
chains and 30 links on the north bank Of the cueki
thence south 76s west chains; thence north Az
west chains; thence south So west chains; thnce
north 6l56S west ~ chaingi thence south 5z1 vest
chains to stone the west line Of said lOt thmce
south E9 west chains to the place Of beginuRg,
containing In all l04 acres, or less. Appraised
ct $3.50. WM. V. TOUsLEE,
y. ". Bingham, Master Commissions.
Pins Atty. dscl3:3ls
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~ Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Grafsn.
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is a physician Of extensive
PRACTICE and OF the most successful in the coun
~ CIrum bull In which he resides
This certihes that have used the Grufsn bargis
Pills and Marshalls OathOlicon, sold here By d. q.
Johnson, IN ny practice They are good medicines.
hsEt0rq7 Trumbuu county, Ohio, March 7, 1857.
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress d, B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
JanSd0W General Agent for Ohio.
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ROUSE & JENNINGS.
Rll guperior Street

DAN'L W. DUTY, CITY UN-
yDERTAKER, Keeps constantly on hand large
stock Of al kinds and styles Of CoFF1NS, em-
bracing great variety Of bis new style Of BURIAL
CASKETS, all Of which cannot be eKcelled by any
similar concern, in the state.
isnI7R2ldhW 10. s. ERIE ST.. CLEVELAND.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERi

lNL SALE.-Pursuant to the command OF Pu
order Of sele issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
Tor Cuyahoga county, Ohio upon the 18th day Of D.
csmber, 1860, IN an action therein pending wherein
Ezra Chappel i8 plaintiff, and Henry Z. whitman,
susan " hitman, John 7. Newton, n. r.. Keith, John
Coon, and the Michigan lnsuEance gom Bany, are de-
isndants, shall, on the 26th day Of January, lsbl q
two o'cpck p. n Rt the door Of the Court House u
said county, expose for sale At public auction, ts
following described lands and tenements, 70 wit.
ssSituate in the tOWpahip Of Brooklyn, being num-
bergeven % in the thirteenth range Of townships in
the COnuectieut Western Reserve, in the State Of
Ohio and which 4 also in the county Of Cuyahoga,
and Is known By being city lots Nos. two hundred
and dvu (2d5) two hundred and six (l06l four hun
dred and sixty (460), B8yenty-Es (75l, ana twenty
seven I'D, in Barber Lords subdivision in Ohio
City, now Cleveland be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways"
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TO THE LADIES.

Are you looking, Madame for some little article
as a memento ofths Holiday season for your Hus-
band or Brother-l Suppose at Breakfast on Christ
mas morning you hand him his fragrant MOCHA in
an elegant
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STATE OF OHIO The osSaE6ss SRT5s oS@Rf9 S8as9 f@'

V INV Cuyahoga County.
Mary L. Dringl
Oliver Dring.
THE DEFENDANT, OLIV ER
DRIHG, viii take notice that on the sth dat Of
November, A. D. 1850, said Mary L. DriBg filed ler
Petiton in said Court aEainst him, praying that be
dissolved, alleging therefor that be has ben
Willfully absent from plaintiff for more than thRe
years prior to ths fling Of said petition Also drunk
enne38 and gross neglect Of duty Tor three years
She also aska that she be restored 70 her uaidin
name OF MARY Louisa CaInp pell me Qelanqall .
required to appear and answer within six weeks frn
GAGE &BRUCE,
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TO LET

=
TWO STORES and Ofices on Public Square, one on
Bank street, and good Dwellipgs on Prospect,
A LARGE ard convenient brick house on Prospect
street, west Of Ere.
ALSO-FOr term Of years, vacant lot on Seneca
street. 100 feet from Superior street. good
location for business. viii lease in parcels to
ROUSE & JENNINGS.
dec7 2ll Superior Street.
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Aaeaieines.
TWELVE1 YFhRg AGO

XXI II w I'll Y ~ u EARS .ANIO
4OO the success Of several medical gehtIe-
men u curing dlease upon Principles in accordahoe
with TIE great natufal laws, induced THUR
mont a. al incorporated inattution under an hcf OF
the Lex elgture BY the title Of THE GRAsFENBERG
yOlfAht Of New Yerk. The continued Huccess OF
their relnedlee, and the firm hold they have gnined
upon public confidence, has fully Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by Legislative 6n-
ectment and thoy have reason 70 feel great pride n
comparing their success with medical academies al
20 chartered By pabiie authUrity. Unsolicited testi
mony from public aud private individuals and eoui-
mandatory notices In the leading public iournala,
bear Wltnese 70 the medical skill End high bsrs0na
oharaeter q tho gentleman oonneQted With the In
stitution tnu8 assuring thu public that, among the
many unworthy adyeItlaer5 Of the day, THE 9Md2F-
EhBhkG SQAPAhf 7 has ever been aud will be
reliable and trustworthy medium Tor the restoration
Of health 70 the afflicted, and all who are suffering
may address them With entire confidence, .g 2
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by
this Institution are lucidy aot forth IN nj u IN IA n
EhBEkG MANUAL OF HEALTH, Al ipvnIunbIe
medical work. published for family use and th rt-
fore sold at the nominal price IS cent for which
sum It ia mailed ffoa 70 any part OF the country
The health OF American Women, diseases Oh Chill
dren, and the more obscure and chronic oop1 pants
as we'll as the common diseases incident to chs cOun
try, have received the attention Of this InHtituton
aud IL is enough e say they have proved themselves
ny eompatent for the great trusts which the public
have c0nfided to ther skill
Their series Of msuicineg embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 70 different diseases with minute
ulrectious accompanying each article. The hIedi-
cine % which wish to call the attention 81 tbe
many Females afflicted with disease. "a
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usr oE sPEc1gIo REMEpIEa

No. 1.-For Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation
No. 2-FOr Worn Fever, Worm Colo, Ws'iinF ne
Eo.s s-For Cole, Crying, Tee,hing, and wasssi-
No. A--Eor Dlurrt,sa. oholsra Iufan.uu, and run
No. 5.gFof cOuc, Grpings, Dysentery, or Bloody
No. s-For Cholera, cholerE MOrOus, Vomiting
No. 7-For Coughs, Colds, lnauenza, and Sore
fhroaL
No. s.-For Tooth-Aehe, Paesaohe, and Neuralgia
Eo.s.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fulnet
M. io-DYsprpsra P1l1s-For Wesk and Bsrauged
stomach, Constipation, and liver Complaint
No. 11.-FOR FnlALE IREEguI-AKiTiEs scanty, Phin
No. I9-Por Lsloorhea. Profuse Mensea, and
Bearing Down Of Females.
No. 18,-For Group, H9arss Cough, bad Breaililns-
No. 14-SALT RHEuM PILIs-for Erysipeiaa, bruP
10. 15.-RHEUMArrs Pn1s-For Pain. Lamensss
or Soreness in the Chest, Back, Lolns, or Limbs
A-Por Fever and Ague, Chm Fever, Drm5 Asne'
P.-Por. Pnel, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or *
ternaL
U-Fof Sore Weak. or IuHamed Eyes aad Ey-li'i4;
Failing, Weak, or Blurrei Sight,
C--For Cstarrh, Of long standing Or rrcent either
with obstruction or profuse discharge
w. C-For WhoOplng Cough, abaiing he Violence
and shortening its course
eIncs act IKE q charm The entire dlSeass = onen
arrested ~ once, ana u el cases ne Noienoq o. tns
atisck & moderated the disease Ihortenod, and rem
dered len dAnEerouL
Coughs and Colds, witch are Of meh frequent 90
ourrence, and which 90 often lay the foundGhon Of
d8eaSed lungs, bronchitis, and consumption, nay Al
be gt once cured By The Fever a1d Cough PllA
In Rn chronic dllsa8os, such e DyIpepdA, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, DEeF Complaints, Piles, 70
mAis Debility, md Irregularities, old Hsadaehel,
Bors or WeAk Eye1, OatarTh, Salt Rheum, and other
old eruphon8 The case has specifics Whoos proper ap-
P1eaton Win Afford cure ln alnegi every instance.
Ofen the cure Of dngis chronic dlhlenlty, such
Dyspepsia, Piles or OataErh, Headache Or Female
weakness, has more than paid for the case ten anes
ever.
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GILT CUP AND SAUCER,

with appropriate motto. Or is he addicted to the
"VILE WEED1" Now, would not encourage bad
habits, but If he does like Cigar after Breakfast
would it not be pleasant surprise for him to find
hiH HAVANA in a beautiful PARIAN or CHINA
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All of the GrafFenberg Medicines are for
sale by
CHURCHILL BROTH ER Druggist,
BIO S. W. cor Ontario st. 4 Public Square.
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OLD 81 OHEM BIPFERS
GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
wm. B. moREHoUsE a Co.

WEI B. MOREHOUsE q CO.,
importers and wholesale Dealers in
BRANDEs, WINES, GINS AND sEGARs,
DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE
} attention Of the citizens Of tho United States
to their Pure Wines and Liquors, put up under their
own supervision, for Family and Medicinal use, In
cases assorted 20 suit customers. Clubs, Military
and other public bodies, who require to purchlga IN
large or small quantities, in casks or bottles VIII Be
literally dealt with Price List sent on application
OLD MOREHOUSE BITTERSs
Recommended By the nrst physicians as the pes
remedy known tor Dyspepsia, Indigestlont DeDiiity
aud all Nervous Diseases. As beverage Il % pure,
wholesome, and delicious to the taste.
Sold By all Druggists.
WIN. B. MOREHOUsE 4 co. ProP'rss
3& Exchange Place,
oet30.s2O Jersey City, n. J.
Ok BBLS. KIER'S CARBON OIL.
~ The very best made, inst received q
uoviB STROHG 4 AkmSEkOhG'S.
IN BBLS. COAL OIL LAMPS
~ Parlor lamps, Hand Lamps,
Hall Tamps Side Lamps,
Church Lamps, Chimneys,
Wscka Brushes,
Burners, &C., &C.
ysrythiuR pertaining TO the Lamp trade Just opens
ed and for sale at very low prices a.
noTIs STRONG 4 &ARMsTR0NG'E.
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G I G A R v A s Ell

with little China Tray for the ashesi Obi che
smokes Meerschsum," does hsl Well, here's a
comics Tobacco Box to hold his Turkish scarfalat-
IT, Does he sit down quietly at home with you in the
evening, to read Then let him find upon the drop
light an
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8AisseIlanE0lls.
BOUsE s JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS
No. I'll Superior St, {gp STAIRS
MARBLE BLOCK.
70 r SALE.

r y n D a Il u
ILLIH OIs.-.In northern part OF State, and near
choice lands, selected very early, and nov SUI
rounded by settlements. Can sell at s. PEI
acre, and is we'll worth $40.
FARM OF lO9 ACRES-Ten miles from the city =
soil sandy and clayey loan; good house and
barn. two orchards, &C. Will sell the whole OF
so acres. S35 per acre
FOUNTAIN AbLEY-Between Seneca and Ontario
streetsi House and Lot $500.
RIVER BTREET-West Side; House and Lot. 500.
STOCK AND FIXTURES-Ofa Grocery Store, with
lease o. Store II desired, in a good location and
now doing good business VIII be sold cheap.
COLAMER-0n Euclid Plank Road, House ana one
anda half acres Of land, with some fruit trees.
BOLfVIR sTREET-House and Lot cheap, At $500.
FARM Of 135 ACRES-In Kirkland, miles from
Willoughb Villages rm-hOuse and barn; two
orchards, with some 80 acres good bottom land.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTs-Ya Vacant lots in the most
desirable location, to sell, at from Soto SI2 rer
foot. Also, good Brick House and Lot-all on
long time The streets are wide and lots uuu-
Gually large. The healthfulness and beauty Of
this locality, also the Educational adyanta-
ges BY means Of the Cleveland Institute and
Superior public Schools are unsurpassed. These
ADVANTAGES, together with its nearnes8 to the
business part Of the citys Zone mile from the
Public sQuarC,l must render University HiRhtH
soon one Of the most desirable locations about
the city for q residence, and the PRESENTS q "a
vorable time TO make a good selection Of . low
prios
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
IOWA CO., IOWA-l6O acres, well ocated near to
Railroad nov running improved farms around.
VIII exchange for house and lot in city.
WILSON ANENUE-Al large Brick House, nearly
new, and in good style, with flve acres Of land.
vii exchange for good tarm-
IL ACkEs-On kinEman street, miles from Court
House, with large Cottage House, barn 3 good
orchard; nice for a country residence or Mark
OF Garden. VII EXCHANGE for q farm.
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spaldiuQ & Parsons, Master Commir.
Pitts Attyis. dec24la6O.3l9


] = --l = ~ =
M A S 7 Z k COMMISSIONERS 8
ltE sALE-Pursuant to Plu order Of sale, 70 me
directed issued from the Court Of CommUn lease Of
Cuyahogs county, Ohio the l0th day Of Decsmber
Hunter Is plaintiff and james Ross, Esther n. Ross
and others are defendants, shall, on the 2lth cay
public auction at the door Of the Court House, in the
UiIy OF Cleveland, in said county the several pieces
lst. Beng part Of lot Is in the original allotment
Of the village OF Cleveland. in Ouyahoga county In
point on the WssE line OF Bank street in said city
thirteen 3) iods north Of the north line Of St Clair
street; thence westerly at right angles with Bank
street 20 the west line 0fsaid lot No. 2 thence north
erlY and parallel with Bank street (56l ieet,
the west hne thereof thenee southerly On the vest
line Of Bank street sixt-sx t) feet 70 the place 81
beginning" Appraised Ct 800.
-. known a. part Of lot No. tWenty-asvsu 20 In
Cleveland Cuyahoga county, hos and being thirty
three (s feet front the soatheriy side Of onson
bounded 70 follows: commencing the west line Of
land owned b. Joel Scranton Nov. 2d lSl3i running
allel with Johnson street thlrty-three C55l fset;
thence northerly TO the sOutherly tue Of johnson
street nine )rOds thence eastery along said ohm.
son street to the place Of beginning" Appraised
Sd siKnOwn as part Of ten acre lot fy-six (55) in
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county Ohio decided y Joseph
Lyman to John B. W airing October I'd la5ls ana -
bounded and described e. follows. 10 wit beginning
at point on Prospect street, north side, Proapect
street is Widened and being the southwest cor
ner of aid lot and the northeast corner OF Prospect
and Perry streets; running thence northeriy along
the east line Of Perry street one hundred a1d oy-
Ee u45l fsst thence eastery On line peEsilel wlt1
ten (75-lU) inches; themes 3outherly on line paral
lel with east lin Of Perry street one hundred and
line Of Prospect street Is feet and ten inches 70 the
place Of beginning, being the same land decided 70
James Ross by y. n. skeel8 and wife, recor'ted in
vol. s5 Cuyahogs Records page 81. Appraised at
S 800 on. JOSEPH 3. ahANh1st
j. NJ Jones, Pitts Atty. Master Com'r.
r Iioyey, d. Il. Little's Atty. deel4 lsso;sI9
a DMINISTRAT0R'S NOTICE.
~ On the nth day Of November, ls6o, the Probate
court OF CuYahoga county ohio, declared the estate
Of siag A. Hathaway deceased 70 be probably lnsol
vent. Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against said estate to the undersigned
Tor allowance within six months from the time
above mentioned, they Will not b entitled to pay
ment BENJAMIN LAMSON,
dec2E3lz Adm'r Of said estate.
hre- erro5vf,a 4 kFr1frf4frat-fr of the astat. n
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- sanford's Liver lnvigorat0r and Cathart,-
r CHDRCHILL BRO, DrleEigtss
BIO s-W-e0F. Pub square lid o6taEio &.
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Oa5e Of 90 Vias complete, In morocco, and BOek, e5
Olss Of % ViAs, and Book, plain,
Case Of 10 numbered bo1es, and Book, .---s.-.-.
Case Of boxes, numbered, and Book s...---......
9ngie numbered boKe8, vita directions, - ca
Single iettsred boTes, with directions, 30 "a
Large case With 3 o. Yials for planters and Ply
EciRns, ,................. ..............---.... 90
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: DIR. GIBSON.

Professor 0T EtectroPGthy and Aedtelns,
- ono, No. III Ontario street, up stalks, fsv
door from ths Public square.
Once hours rom to y and from % to 5 o'clock
daily. fSundaYH eKcspted-l anG9
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ELEGANT TRANSPARENT SHADE,

the paper.
, 1861-05-24
Cbitaap Trriibtt&1te



The delphic ustetancc of Lord John
Russell, that JEFF. Davis's government must
be recognized Us !" belligcrent," is notyet
fully comprehensive; but the impression
seems 10 prevail tAa. such recognition
viii sccord to the rebel priyateers the
right 10 bring prizes into British ports, It
is .ct to be disguised that such recosni-
ten would add largely to the chances Of
n ,acy teconing safe md profitable.
If il shall turn out that this is the true
meaning Of the Foreign Secretary's speech,
and ii tic people Of England are deter
mjrcd to sustain such g policy, there can
be no doubt that the Government Of the
United States will reject it Is au into]erable
insu1! and treat it accordingly Andif the
cotton crop is found 10 be the impelling
motive inducing so unfliend1y an act, there
will be no cotton to export from this coun.
try next falL The entire crop will be des-
troyed-cvery bale consigned to the flames
tile whole bone Of contention cxting1ish-
ed-ere the loyal millions. Of America will
he thwartcd in their firm purpose to put
do,on frxasyu and re1e0ion IN their otoia ldAd.
II Epglsnd, which has Eo long
gloried in being nation Of Abolitionists,
shall now seek By subterluge and indircc-
ton 10 hecume the ally Of slavery in
America, it is well for her 10 know that
the North has the means at hand not only
to sweep cotton out Of the way, but to
sweep slavery cut Of tile way also. Surely
nothing would tend so directly to put the
inclination into the minds Of the people
as en- attempt on the part of any consider
able foreign power to give aid and comfort
10 Inc Montgomery traitors.
, 1861-05-24
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MAY a, 1861.

ton that minority Of the secession troops,
within so miles Of Washington, refused to
tske an oath Of hostility tothe United States
and also large fraction Of the Hnrper's Ferry
troops.
The Government is hourly in anticipation
Of disIatches from Fort Plckens announcing
The commencement Of hostilities. Naval Off
ce1s express the belief that the rebels will be
6uttiaDked BY the Land force
The Government will not accept George
ccfway'a SGD Michigan Chippewa Indian
warriors.
4 special dispatch to the Nc7 York 1fn,xs
says detachment Of the Massachusetts 5th
Regiment, numbering twelve, went 1ast night
to baul down Secession aags in Alexandria.
They epent the whole night Ia the expedition.
They were fred at four times BY tho picket
guard while going down the river. Not o flay
VAS left flying in Alexandria.
Dispatches By ther Persia state that the
agents Of the Rebel Government have explored
Europe in vain for aims, munitions OF money
in exchange tor, their bonds. Daaley Hsnn
sought IN interview with Geo. Peabody, In
hopes Of negotiating loan, but WIS politely,
found their securities marketable at the larg
eat discount they could offer as temptation
Gen. Butler, Just before leaving this city for
Fort Monroe, told Senator that he would be
In Richmond within . few days.
fNew York He1ald's Special Washington Cores
pondencel
The several flying artillery corps, consisting
Of ecyen splendid Batteries, haye been organ
lied into single battalion, under command ol
3faj. Sherman. Of the regular Army.
[Timcs's Special D1spsteh.1
Col Fremont left France in the steamer ol
the 18th inst, to tender his services to the
President.
Worlds Special Disratch.1
Henry A. Wise has written a letter assuring
ra.uralized citizens Of Virginia, that they viii
be amply protected under The Constitution o'
the United States,
, 1861-05-24
Sefzure Of TeleEra1ua In Ncw York

Seizure Of TeleErarns In NcW York;
Mr.. Murray, tho United States Marshal for
this district. On Monday afternoon proceeded,
In company with Mr.. Kennedy, the superin-
tendent OF Police, to the Office Of the AmeTi-
can Telegraph Company, and seized all the
the office for ytar past The seizure was
made In pursuance OF ordcrs frcn Washing
ten, and similar orders, 1t appears, had been
giyer, aud like seizures made, simultaneously,
In all the Northern cities and towns. The
precise object which tho Government have
In view in this proceeding has not transpired,
aud the Government of1ctals in this city
upon The subject. It is supposed, however,
that sn examination Of the telesrams will
throw flood Of light upon the history Of the
Southern conspiracy, the length Of time It has
been actively at work, the material cid 1t has
received from the North, and the nn1nes OF
many Of those who have been implicated IN
NfCneludirg, ss Is believed, SONG who A. ase
seizure waa made very quietly, and It was the
I expressed wish Of the Telegraph Company,
| with which the Marshal coIncided, that Il
Rhonld not be made public; but the fmpossi'
blli1y Of this soon became apparent, for before
the Marshal had left the office, teleg1ams came
flying in from Boston, Philadelphia and other
places, announcing that similar seizures had
been simultaneously made At those ofdces
The kilograms are under guard Of Deputy
MArsha1s, awaiting further orders from Wash
tngton. It Is expected th3t agents WILL bt
deputized BY Government to examine then
and report tie contents Of such IS traee any
significance In connection with the Southern
for this purpose, the number Of te1egrAms =
the New York Office alone, being sufficient II
keep dozen clerks busy for tie next tire
months.-N. 7. Timer, 22d.