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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16
SOON TO COMMENCE-ACTIv
PREPARATIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT.

WASHINGTON, Nay Is, 1861
No striking events have occurred in the federal capit
during the last twenty -four hours. But, although tn
,uetness of peace prevails for the moment there be
30 doub, that some grand advance movements of tro1p
will take place before long from this point Ny informa
lion 10 this effect positive Let those of your readeys
that lorg to hear of battles be patient they will hear
due season as much cashng OF of they possibly
desi-e
Ifm authorized to make the announcement that the
18th the War Department issued an order directing the
commanders Of Fort Smith, Arkansas, and Forts COBB
beon and washta to evacuate their posts and replir
with their troops and the movable government property
TO Fort Leavenworth orders were issued at the Same
time authorizing the occupation of the same posts by the
regiment of Arkansas vounteeys called out by the first
proclamation of the President This explains the aban
donment of Forth Smith by its federal garrison
time since.
The evacuation Of the four forts question should not
be msconstrued. They we're erected and occupied
Tor the sole purpose of protecting the whites and
civilized Indians Of the border from the uroads OF
hostile aborignes-a protection which the developo
ments of the past prove them to be longer
deserving Of II Ia the withdrawal Of the United
states troops will doubtlessly encourage the
secession sympathzers among the saveholdng tribes of
the Indian territory but the possession the forts will be
or no earthly benefit them the rst place and in the
second the fact that the federal government holds mil
Ions Of dollars In trust for them renders II altogether
improbable that they will try the folly a secession.
The leading men Of the Chesokees ,taws snd Chick
asaws lately visited the Eastern Cities and the
eetness and unsnlmty Of the North In supporting the
federal authorities and returned satisfied that join the
fortunes OF the rebeous States would involve the utter
ruin OF their tribes.
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THE NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS.

TRENTON, y. u, Nay IS, 1851.
The official requsition has been received here Of tho
quota Of the State for the volunteers recently authorized
TO be raised.
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THE MAINE REGIMENT.

Bosros, Nay 10, 1851.
The second Maine regiment left Boston, at six O'Clock
70 night, for New York, By the Fall River route.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

WANHINoIUN, May 10, ISbI.
1t s understood here that the rebel States have made
proSs OF purchase oi Engsh and other European yes
sells; but government have notified the diplomatic
orps tina. such purchase will be respected matter
what the flag that them. Tho language used on
his occasion was unequivocal and decided.
II has also been notified to the diplomatic corps that
my commissioner minister from the rebel States be
eccved by any European Power, that this governmen
win not hesitate instant to break off all diplomatic
relations with said offending Power, and not only recln
be Minister of the United States but dismiss from Wash
ngton the Minister of said Power.
Il was remarked that the ntire diplomatic body
present at the military soree of the Secretary of State
ast night General Scott, who was present, seemed in
excellent health and chatted with the ladies # he had
10 other occupation on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16
SEAT Of WAR ON TINE UPPER MISSISSIPPI

Impsrtsnt strategiesl Points Occupied
by the RsbeIs-Grand Demonstration to
bc Made ON Csiro-EAciiitiesa and Num-
bers of the Rt bel Troops, &C., 80.
We publish TO day carefully prepared map showing
the topography Of the seat Of the Upper Mssssp
p embracing in II the points where the rebel forces
now gathering, evidently having for their object the
blockade Of the river and base from which TO operate In
an attack the uned States troops and Notifications at
Cairo Iines, DcN sckaowedCeo The military key point
Of the ksssssppi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16
NEW YORK STATE TROOPS.

HAfAyu, Nay To- 1871.
The third company Of volunteers from Genessee county
commanded By Capt ". l. cowen, left here at siI O'Clock
r. n, fcr Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

AsANt, 1ny W. row.
Colonel McCunns Seventy Efh rife regiment has beer
this day accepted, and ordered for Immediate service
Captain Kavanagh goes down this afternoon with orders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16
A FLEET BELOW BALTIMORE.

BItrN0Rn, Hay Ib-Nocn.
It s reported that feet Of seven steamers, with
United states troops, are now co ming up the river.
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|e1n c. Breekinridge to Serve under Him in
the Kentucky Regiments.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE WHEELING CONVENTION
important News from the South
and West.
Fourteen New Regiments Ordered
from New York,
&s., &s., ~

IMPORTANT DECLARATIONS OF THE ADMI
NIsTRATION RESPECTING THE COURSE
OF FOREIGN POWERS TOWARDS THE
REBEL STATES.
, 1861-04-12
Aake Transportation.
IT e E. W E S r f T. :.
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
AND e4zfE@
sj.3ta-.tha..zzsEElls
w ESTERN EXPKl. S.

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| THE NES1ERy TR41SPoz 7AT1oY CO..
aasang maae arrangements to .s=lr Lazs ssear.
i f1opeuers on alternate fsa;s w.t.. t:ze esst,
| NEW YORK CENTRAL
Michigan Central x=ui:r<:::u..
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pofpton of eershaai:s sa pial: 10 u
fastsrn, Westsrn. Sorthsra d a1ath e-i.,n St.
T.; Cogpany's uneQaalsd CANAL ncilides. cor.
13o Canal 8oat@.
Of the ,arge=t c'a=s tz Of whtc. l,a=a : rorsar,,
aS iailZ saan*sttns =: i'naIe s, lir:r;
pess superior inducements for theis p,:-as 'N''
TH1 WESTERN nx7aEss.
!ownsd 4ad operated b. tns coa,1anx> r,a ov.-
ae s. Tsss Ha I'd eeS:S III
| Lakes: 49, f'>>' o10 -""e@
The Upper Lake L3,.c Daily.
| ". !. Co STEAMERS. 2c.& c. LINZ sreAxz25,
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Free State, Venom.
| Mohawk, 7F,pis..s
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stf=st ald u the u: l. 93t e. so!:s s, LIS M n's
FIR bills !adiEg nd cotrc,s By Cs:s e. :,a:,r,,,
apply u The ttl.nwin.s s.nt1
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] Sc. Az, Agent, Is rrr: Ab7.r. -,
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~ HIxp 60 Ha.l.sD; beg II, Mte:..
~J.J aLLHaDI Agent. Hi-s-s.nM a.4! Tra.rfn
Du thlen A;trual Dock M.lw:lrh,, ~ '"'''
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mo. ALLEN, .:r., Prs*.
Manager. F,:@ III ii. Ratato.
CONSIGNEES,
BQSn 4 SPENCER Cleveland tlh,,
lKSS1Sf'S i; SMITH l. CO Te;e..r ;,,,;,
J. y. OsENHS, Sa1dusky, tEte '
JOIN HEtKS 4 CO. Err. Pa
DETT0N t. RAYMOND, EaciEe Ti.
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, 1861-04-12

the extreme end Of one Of the cabins wera
seated, Wlth their faces averted from the rude
gaze o. the buAy p1nases, q husband 4nd wife !;
she chad mfhe deepest Of mourning, he In the
bright blue Uniform Of the cavalry service.
They talked long (When cessation Of sobs and
t utteEances eincohsreht md ind4stinet The
husband tried to soothet the anguish Of his wife,
but Whan be spoke atword Of Consolation, the
nan wouldgatn the mastery over the soldier,
and he too would fal1 to oweeptng.F Need I aaY
+ twas painful Bcenes Twas relief when q
messenger came and called him to duty upon
deck. When be had gone the wife sat Q few
moments hi tears then she rallied her :wom-
anly spirit, choked down her sobs, seeming to
say tears and. Lamentations are not fitting to
a soldiers wifi" then remembering the prom
Use Of Him who hsd said, d" Come unto me all
ye that are weaEyand heaEy- laden, and I will
give you rest" she kneeled there By her seat, !:
and Il searching words Of supplication M poured
out her heart il prayer for peace, and a speedy
reunion with him, In whom was centered her
every earthly lqTs;: md: then, oh! how elo.
quently she prayed that, If peace were to sue
eumb to. the, demon Of war, her husband
,wonld rem1in loyal to his flag, his country,
meeting should be their last OIL earth, how fer
ventIy bhe plead that they might be reunited
in that sphere where war fen1s never intrude,
and where the spirit Of peace and love reigns
supreme. Then she arose and moved out to-
ward the gangway, where she again encoun-
tered her husband, but she did not give way
to Bobs now, she rather smiled through her
tears as she shook his hand and embraced him,
perhaps, for the last timf, aud bid him q so,-
-rowfHl "goed bye" Would that every officer
and soldierin the army had such wife there
can be no treaehery, no cowardlce in one pos
sessing such love az hers.
An cid man came Oil to the wharf and in
.quired for his son. He was net allowed to 20
on board the vessel, CT fAE down tho dock, but
touched by the old mans yclss and manuers,
the officer in; command sent fer tile young
man and he soon Joined his father On the
wharf The.old man had probably seen seven
ty winters; his son, who had been In the army
some four years, was perhaps thirty; both
were from Virginia. As soon us they met,
both were affected to tears which soon SUBJ
sided, the old man said: -
My boy, JOE probably will soon see for
the first time, actual service upon the field,
but remember, you are an American, aud are
enlisted in the cause Of your country. Your
grandfather fought with Washington to estab-
Ish this government, your father and three
nncles fought in '12 '13 and IL, to defend it's
honor, and now It is for you to fight, perhaps,
to ea7e it from falling to pieces, by the mad
ness Of traitors. Don't get shot in the back, boz,
for if you do, you will be the first Of your
blood that ever had a scar he couldn't see
without looking glass;
, 1861-04-12

1ltaiUle iH1e Mt 1or orsa IL un1tralled By any, II
all cases Of lancaoas. arising from Spras Bruises or
Wre7cSinG. its effect Is magical and certain Harness
or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango &c, 1t will also cure
speedily. SPAWN and Mrabore r1ay be easily pre-
TeIted aad cured IN their tncent stages but confirm
ed cssss ARE beyond the possibility Of radical cure
No cs7e Of the Kind. however desperate or hope
less 1t ay be aIeEtated by tlis Linimen and 1ta
faithful application Will always remove the Lameness
and enable the horse to travel With comparative ease
Every hor=: owner should have this remedy at hand
Tor It's timely use at the Ert appearance Of Lamenees
Fll 'fcStnally prevent those Formidable diseases men,
toned to which ali horses liable srt which render
50 many otherwise Fa1uable horses yearly worthless
See advertisement. For ssle by j. E JOHNSON.
General AEeEt, 10 State street nos2'6OanEd1v
, 1861-04-12

~ What shall I do for my Hair :?
Usc LYONS kATHAElOS. Il Is, beyond question, the
fnet rreratat!on made Its Immense sale proves
1tse1ce.ieuce. Nothing has given such uniyer.
sal eat!sfarucr, II restors, preserves snd beauties
the HlE, and i1nparts delightful odor. mh121m
, 1861-04-12
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Sailing. of the Harriet Lane oa.a se-
cret Gffssfon...Dotngs at the Nary
~Kard--ReslEnattom Of Capt. NIereer.-
Departure Of the Baltic and Hin oils
with Five Hundred Mef. on Koard-.
More Vessels to be Put In RendI-
ueGK. &C.. DC, ~: =
, 1861-04-12

s&E@A4zxe=xs ASST Il
THE
N0RTHERS TR.aNSP0RTaT1nNIo,
"lli during the prese1t Season, run t,,,r,aa At
FIRST GLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly h~tveea
O:.aensburGla+ Cape Vincent, Osr-ero.
and the Upper Laaest
FozssSa
a DAILY I.1%n;.
Fos Cleveland. saad.7.7, Iolc:o a.: .'s..n... s.d
TRI-WEEI1LH I4-%E.
IL and from Chicago. ,t;.xanse7, :ut.-n:t.!,,.s
Connecting with :a' Far :: = ,rr,v=,:. .,-,,.,s
Chester, G >Hrt.rI Worcester. -;t,..l.: =: "a
inw- fal'. Hata:!'. etrLu=:o>, -! tt:... ,,-r,ur
AT Cape vIn-rut with tn, " ..e~;,r-a r,,e
Rual " ''4 ''e,4e '-'!>
And at O-eeso With til. New s,s xe- sn. q, ,-,,,.
b.ats 4tfSeel Q wesn, Try, h.l. I'D Nru. Tnr
inert " ' -~' '' '''N ''''' ''aoSh =
Connecting at Chicago vii. the sc=r7;,, Lines ct
Railroads TO the 5 tuta ana Wes:
AGENTS A':D CsSsg7NEEs,
! MYERS. NJ. q: Eroa;lvar, \ W = r.
}oax MS,EysE S,.S " y ,:o:.t:,:, ~: s~~ YORK.
G l. THOMPSON. q. ,en,tsar.'N X
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E. + NtrIlws. Uytr,;t. N,c,,
t.I HALE, Ma,wauk-a, WI.
TAYLOR MrRRAT TO. nat[ac YTs
PEtI@oX @ + FREED, Cleveland.
AA FHG1s & CO, Chicago. n,-c!3seu
, 1861-04-12

G EWING HINES.
/. CORNELL B CO.'S
Family and Maaufaotur1u q
a4c SEWING MACHINES.
TAEGART FARR.s PATENT.

TAEG ART & FAHHss PATENT.
Ce are happy t. say to the thousands xho a.e usnr
sE hAGGafz sTaM Of Hs sEaEk SEAHs fE HaRRn RKRhHH
ECWE. JR- aad al persons eelllug nsag them are
Var Ascs..nes aic now Just whera ze want them; in
4ssct eonpe:oSn snd or ~ eaaal'y popular bssla
arkel and they age stil! sold at 70 and Including
:aelueeEs e: which We aavs several stylss1 Needles
ais zaaEe, tAs:n etiu tic CuEAPEsT LE61TiztTE 4Sb
ssse 5 + ss / i IL s5F S9S2 aSR e
s IN sos oSr saa sena se
1ch mere than my othe- As a4cre Il necessarily some
4 :cx q il Superior qualities are thesa:-n uses
;es sesdie; nss s ETA: spafSS anqe; the hrm sew
t!7 n sigst taIns IT g on nioges i secured om dast
eereSs a:d both are aneye sni IL 'front.' the driving
q sFsy 81 o Of t9 @o a
II 3 eEEArER vAR1E-Y q WORK THAN AsT AAcnIsK
" asa poee
.*,oy nnEices can znan4se:t It. None otherwtn satts
~e en- ssteE sa5 that r. piece Of labor saving nA
& rSy Ssyy ;s Gat1s IN g'ssaa sE 1Ss
essry 19nt ranks 4 M machines aSd tnouga
1et esss PSs? 6
:5S6s Z SH5 ;fs ri FSHS5E "a hkS =
Z " ESd - RrodaeGS sG 6eS5 81
aee 40 s iatereste Il e greas iPfoveneess Il
s@~1nE Machines xhekieE taey Wish 70 purchase O.
- eand &c. Descriptive Grcolas aod samples d
esnt1oa
=2eeeasoH EePssssnsnE ta: our ,nssaines weEt
oay ss o sehs q
a= Ealr's Patent ana ere e the sole proprietozs il
INC eight S0'tATs.'esS Z. oisNREI issS Efa's & CO.,
rogt Otace Box 81. Chicago, n.
0sl 1t 1s8 Lake street. Qtp-sist18.o ds3d's2 81
, 1861-04-12

The soldiers were put on board the Atlantic
On Saturday afternoon Tho ship has not bcsn
tilted up as transport destined for loDgar
service thnn few weeks. Stalls for the horses
and wooden 1berths for the men were hastily.
constructed, and such, preparations as cnnId
be effected In The fer hours at the diepossi ~
the Worknen were made. Tne men an5
horses had some diffic 4lty in taking their
places In the ship, but were made cornpara.
lively comfortable after time. TIE whole
on Sunday at 5 L. H.. passed the Narrows at rt 4
O'clock, and proceeded to sea.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
Counting the Cost.

This Republican Legislature is about to
pass an net sppropriNtipg largo sum Of
mcney--sny a million OF dollars 70 begin
with--to raise and equip Rn army to sub.
due the South. lfihis fatal step is taken,
ii will only be the commencement Of vast
expenditures Of money, After nn army
IA equipped i: must be supported at the
expense of some millions of dollars year
And how is this money to be raised ? BY
taxation. Taxes will be heaped on the
people un!il they gEoan under the heavy
load. AS soon as the Legislature appro-
PIRATES a million of dollars, they must
provide extraordinary means Of procuring
that sum. Tho taxes will be increased
forthwith: and in case the Legislature
uccecds in embroiline the State in civil
war, Il will not be many years before tho
taxes levied upon persons and property
will reach rate never before known in
the history Of the State--the public debt
will be swelled 10 an enormous amount
and the results OF this rash proceed
ing viii. be recorded in the general
proStraion of business, fearful State
debt, grinding taxation, the slaughter Of
our young men, and universal suffering,
from which the State may not recover for
many years.
If the people are not prepared to sur
render their sons as food for gunpowder
and be taxed for the benefit Of tho Re-
publican party. they must speak out at
once in earnest protest against the appro'
rriation of any money for warike purpos-
H Let remonstrances he circulated with
out delay and sent to the Legislature pre-
testiig g sgainst this reckless project TO
subject tho State to military rulc.--Patrl0t
d Union.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
ssrIn accordance with the call ;ss,st

Hs-ln accordance with the call issued
ias! week, large and enthusiastic mee.
ting was held in the Court room last night
and passed of in harmonious and spirit.
ed manner, which speak wei: for the loy.
al feeling Of our county. We were well
pleased with the tone Of the speeches, and
the proceeding, except the gag" that was
thrust upon tho meeting at the close.
The resolutions and proceedings will
appear in full next week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
~ Ii E G. RIS SIS!!
NOW is THE TIME
When Goods are indeed Sacrificed ! /,
BUSSMAN & REEL

BUSSMAN & REED.
In basement of Merrell 4 Biglers Store, Clear
field, have concluded to clear out their large
stock of
DRY GOODS, AND BOOTS AND SHOES,
at prices really astonishing,
This is probably tho BEST CHANCE that will
ever be presented to the LADIES of CLEAR.
FIELD, and tn public generally, for supplying
themselves with TIE CHOICEST ARTICLES,
at the very lowest prices-pricOs, in fact, which
are much lower than tho articles can be made or
imported for, and prices which nothing but the
unsettled condition Of the country Las made. Nor
d, .hese low figures apply to a few leading artis
cles on'v. but to evnrything in tho line Of Dry
Goods, Bo,ts and Shoes, JEWELRY from
Dress Goods to pc>'nestics, all are embraced in
THIS GREA! SLAUGHTER.
We viii not mention AM OF our Goods nor
prices here oil we say is, conie carry ana e1-
anime for yourself,
5ss5- Each person purchasing ThreS poLars
worth Of Goods will be entitled to o GIFT, %"rth
from 25 cents to S5.~se&
BUSSMAN 4 REED.
N B.--Wo shall not remain any longer than
the 2lst Of January, 1851. jan9-2t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

tor Tor US to msntiona that stubborn fact. Th,
time we will spare him the shameful blush the
mention Of the "material fact" would subject him
to, and hope he will be gratifed with our gsner-
osity. However, we sugsesc tht propriety in
this cuse, OF him ascertaining the "material
fact, whico he can do with but little inuonveri
enco to himself, and inserting the Same as a
chapter in the sequel to tho "strango affair" II
would be an important addition; and, indeed,
the sequel is not complete without it.
Yours, &c. A.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
A BOOK THAT EVERY FARMER, NE
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Just published,
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Compiled from tho Acts of Assembly, by William
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It contains the duties o~Township Auditors
II contains the laws relative to Dogs and
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of this County for the above work, to whom lib
eral compensation VIII be given. Applications
which must be made a. an early date, addressed
as above, will receive prompt attention.
] December IL, 1860. At.
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Gsa.In accordance with the action OF
the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania, new
Lodge Of the |. Q. Of o. F. will be organi-
zed at New Washington, (krown rs
New Washington Lodge" No. j67,l on
Thursday evening, the Oath instant.
Public procession Of tho Brethren will
take Place at . o'clock p. m, of said day.
Members Of the order generally are inyi.
ted 10 attend.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
IMPORTANT ARRAsornrSr,-We have just

INFORMANT ARRASoEMLSr,-We have just
c,mpleted an arrangement with the State
Reporter, R r. Wright, Esq, under which
there will bo published officially in the Le'
gal Journal, as early AS practicable, from
time 10 time, abstracts or syllabi of all ca
EOS that are to be reported in the forth
coming volumes of Pennsylvania State
Reports. These abstracts or syllabi, which
are to be condensed, but full and clear
statements of all the points decided, will
be furnished erctaSiueiy to this journal by
the official reporter himself, Immediately
after the delivery of the opinions by the
court and will be at once published by us.
By this means the precise substance OF
the decisions will be given to our readers
many months before the appearance of
the cases in books. The advantages Of
this arrangement to the profession, ond
indeed also to the general business COM
munity whose interest il is to observe the
latent decisions, will be readily under
stood ard appreciated by them, and We
'o conceive we need hut annonnco it, Ltc1!
Je,rnqi.