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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12

I'm ChaEcery Court at Savannah, Tenn.
= NJ CUNNINGHAM ct ais, vs. G Campbell ct a,-Jsnu-
uary Rules s6l In this II appears from the
psnants BILL which 10, that the defendants.
Campbell Tucker, Will0ughby BackaTd Asd wife Martha,
Campbell and wife Eii<abSth Baurandt Thomas
Irons and residents Of The Of Teanes
See therefore ordered that publication Be made in the
Nashville Union and American fer four Successive weeks,
csy Court THURSDAY after the third Monday February
1851 and plead answer denur TO said BILL or the same vii
be taken them and for hearing said
term Of the Court January 'th, 81 ,,,-.,,,
T BHecOWEyet as, " W Mcco-sn ais. in fhis
cause appears from the eonpsinAnts bill, which
To- James WeaherpOol, nonresident
9th State Of Tennessee therefore ordered that pubca
ton made in the NASHVILLE Union and American for four
weeks, requiring him TO At the next term Of the
any, IsGi plead mur said bin, the
will be taken FOR eonSssed as 70 % o. sid terra Of e Court
January 7ih. ISL h. hAAlLlON, O. q NJ
NJ BSTUDEvANT, vs w hccann ct ala In thls eAuse
itappesrslrom comp lsnauls bill. which il to- that
DEFENDANTS James Weahspoon and James Brock
State Of Tennessee 1t IL therefore ordered that
publication made the Nashville Union and American for
four sucee weeks requiring them appear ah next
the ChAncery Court the Thursday alter The :d Monday in
same will confeeS them, and set for hear
ing sxparts ad Of the Csurt January 9Th. 1861.
janlh WIS., Fr'sfees3' N HAMILTON, G. & N.
soLoMAN vs. W Mccain ct ais Ia thrs cause Il ap
pears from tie compAinants b vhsh Is 70, that
James Weathsrspoor and James Brock residents Of
Of Tennessee IL therefore ordered ht publication
bemAde In the Nashville Union and American for four
requiring them apPear the Of the Chan
eery Court the Thursday after the third Monday February
1851 and plead dsmur to said bill the will be
said term Of the Court, January Ith, 1861;
janl0 VT pr'sfesS3s q N HAMILTON, @. 4 n,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12

yEJEE splendid steamer, GIeu-G
wood, FKAzIER, Master, will leave sr--l=r--l-sliS
for the and all intermediate landings s1is==zZ
this day, Saturday The l2yhirst at 70 clock
N. For freight passage apply on board or to
IL II HARRISON,
ianI2-It A.. HAMILTON, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12
ro GARDENERs Ard OTHERS.

TT w Il L L s.
GENT FOR THE SALE OF THESE MOST RELIABLE
Seed in NASHVILLE is receiving the largest supplies
offered in this market
LANDRETH's Rural Register, Descriptive Catalogue and
Almanac for distribution gratis.
10000 Papers assorted Garden Seeds Flow
seeds, &C.
80 BARRELS
WHITE SILVER Skin ONION SKTTs;
Red Glove Onions;
Bear s, Peas, &c, &c.
Grass Seeds, assorted;
RIO Glover, HERDS, GkLsH.
... Timothy, Orchard Grass,
Blue Grass Seed, &C,
OsAoE ORANGE SEEB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12
ForTew OrIOanS,

FgyIIE sae steamer PASSPORT will leaveA cIS
above, this day, the 18th list, at Y--1zzr{s4l4
y O'Clock. For freight passage apply I59sR
board or to S<2<SSaE<ks<zS
II. II. HARRISON,
ianI2-Is 4 HAMILTON, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12
DLSSOLUTI0N.

partnership heretofore existing under the style Of Cope
land, Armstead Co., this day dissolved Iv rautasl
consent, Mr. j. b. Copeland retiring from the firm.
inc business viii be ses'hd hy Arm and Hardy
Brvan who viii continue tie busces under the tsIe OF ARMS
tead 4 Co, - - = ~
Nashville, Dec 81, Is60
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12
Eo- Louisville and Cincinnati.

EIREsH Herring Meal and Stock Lara just received, per
4 ste. GlenWood, and for sale by
janls-tf BENZ FESUIELDS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12
removal and New Firm.

HAVE moved my entire stock Of Groceries, Liquors, TObae
Seaars, &c, to No. - and IS Market street, Ware
formerly occupied by Messs Hugh NcCrs Co., where
will be pleased to nest old customers and friends
associated with me Mr. Geo 4. Akers, with uh1m
business under the style and m OF Bell d Akes
thanks to former patrons and ask continuance
OF their favor to the new fra. BELL.
jans-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12
an stewart county court.

UOHN MOORE and others Lueian Moora aud otkerA
y Petition land and slaves. II appealing that
Lucian and Lynn MSore and Martha Moore and
James Moore, the defendants Ia this caue, n7Esdes
Of the State Tennessee, and beyond the Of the Ornaf1
process this therefore ordered pnbcaon BE-
ads in the Nashville Union and Amsrcan pat
Nashville, Tenn for four weeks, requiring ssd non
resident defendants to appear before the Justices Ofstss
County Court at their February term, li. to plead ansN2f
compAinants b hied in said against heo OF
ths will be taken for confessed them and SET Tor hear
ing ex parte. December 2eth, is60.
jan6 w3t-Pr'tsfees3 WM COOK, 9. Z =
TUyHE Store House, No Market street. Uaon ss@i
II and the Square. Apply 70
iaal-H HAGAh CVs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12
Glad News for the Unfortunate!

1t entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Veae
real Diseases contains mineral poison er nausscvs
drugs being prepared from roofs. banks and the
Of pleasant and delicious Syrup.
It Is natures remedy FOR Gonchdea (Csp) Glest
Gravel Structure, and Is especially Fiuor
bus whites FenslesO fer this complain. 1t Invaluable
general Alternative and blood purifier equal,
fail scroala, secondary syphilis gandu2r
sweliags msrcuria and all erusYe diseases, curing them
more speedily and permanently than any other medi.
cine known II does this BY purifying cleansing the
Causing il % dow in all its original purity and vgor
removing The system all impure psrneious
which have induced disease
medical SKILL is especially recommendation old cases
never fails and recent from three days.
positively all scadng heat ehor1ea ard
pain.
It does not effect the interfere with any eass
business
1t requires no assistance from other medicine.
lay the toilet be in the counting room, with
being suspected remedy for private
Treatise on Venere8 Diseases directions for their
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
full directions get Circular free from any drug
the United States.
It is sold al retail for 90 bottle or three bottles for SIS
responsible druggists dealers iciaes Throughout
States. and at wholesale all wholesale Druggists
POTTER & EIERWIN, Sole ProprIetors,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Sold in Nashville by g. W. Hendershott Berry Demove
BwHE Psndeton. and BY all responsible druggists everywhere
oct29-d tWkElJ ms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12
NOTICE.

ME. HooPERis admitted partner in our business
I'VE from this date.
nave removed stock OF Shoes Boots and to No.
o. Worth East Of the Public Square, where we will he
jane In sPNrsrrADk 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12
Sunerior samer rlrn1rf.

EETILL he added to sales this morning, Is barrels made
~ TO order. BENZ SHIELDS Co.
jAnl2 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-12
on CHArCEKY COURT an DsEsDEN--

NATHAN n EDwABDs,C an,
decl5 50-T4.- prs fee 80 OF sad Court
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
Fire and Thief Proof Chests.

tyFor the benefit of our business men, v
copy the following from the ;il:qmsporf Pres
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
IlIE Peoples Cook Book.
L MODERN COOKERY

N ALL IT. BRANCHES. by Mrs ELIZA ACTON
,srefuIly Revived by Mrs. :. j. HALE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
Pennsylvania Legislature.

Both branches of the General Assembly
of this State were promptly organized, on
Tuesday last, by the election ct Rcpub.l-
can officers throughout.
Robert NJ. Palmer, of Schuylkill, was
chosen Speaker of the Senate, having 26
votes (M'Clure, ABSENT aud Shindel 6.
Mr.. Errett Of Pittsburg was reelected
Clerk-Mr.Ramsiell, Veuango, Assistant.
Trauscribers-G.WP Patton, IS. Berry,
F. Hitchcock.
Sergeaut-at-Arms-Herman Yerkes and
J.RM'Afee.
Door -Keepers-John G. Martin, ]. B.
Heines and George Bubb.
MessengeIs-WH III Huddleson and Will
bur G. Brewer of Dauville Americau.)
Librarian-Wm. 1. Brady.
In the House, Elisha W. Davis, OF
Venaugo, (tho candidate of the Railroad
companies) was chosen Speaker, having
II votes to - for DR.. Hill Of Montgomery
. Democrats absent.
Clerk-E. II. Raucb, Of Lehigh county
Assistau.-E W. Caperon, of Chester.
TranscribiDg Clerks-C. W. Walker,
Philad. W. II. Denniston, Pittsburg; W
A. Nichols, M'Kean; John Il. Porter,
Schuylkill.
Post Master-U Woodhouse, Wayne
Sergeantat-Arms-J R Matthews, Phil
ad. Assistauts-James Gubers, Philad.
J. C. Sturdevant, Crawford Jno. Mecklin,
Armstrong; Casper Gang, Allegheny.
Door Keeper-E. d. Picket, Erie. As.
sistants-W. Gardy, pbilad. J. Il. Miller
Lawrence VIM. Lewis, Bradford; Henry
Hough, Bucks.
Messeuger-H G.. Gibson, Mercer.
Gov. Packers Last Message is mo-
derate document, showing the State Debi
reduced nearly Two Millions Of Dollar:
during his administrator, aud cheering
prospect if our finances be properly mana
ged. lie opposes the Central Railroad.
claims for favors from the Legislature, but
argues for the Sunbury & Erie. Secession
be holds TO be really Nullfcation,a and both
should be treated as rebellion if attempted
to be carried out by force. Pennsylvania
has given no Just cause for offence, in her
Personal Liberty ui,s r--~ise-bu,
would repeal almost any guard against
kliparpug, and allow Shareholders to pass
through rcun'a with their slaves, or keep
them cu oar soil six months at time, to
rropii.ate the Slave Power. His remedy
fr the slavery agitation is popular sove
reisn'y. The free school system is highly
prosperous, and the Farmers High School
also. \ reform in the custody Of State
monies, is again urged. Not word for
Kansas or the Tariff,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
TIE Var for SlaYarV,

In our last, We gave an account Of the
evacutiou Of old Fort Moultrie, in Charles
ton ilarb,r, and the concentrate, n of tue
L. 5. Forces on the new Fort, Sumpttr.
The latter is situated in the middle of the
channel between the Ocean and Charles
ton-fort Moultrie on lis northeast, Fort
johnson southwest, and Castle Pickney
on its northwest, near the City. Fort
Sump,cr is much the largest and best SUP
Piled Of all, and is considered to be i'm
preguab,e, even with its small company of
defenders, az ainst any force South Carolina
is likely to command. The la'.Or had
procured promise, from Secretary Floyd,
that Mi Anderson should remain at Fort
Moul,rle, and should 70; be reinforced /;
under this hope, the Charleston mob were
prrpnring to take Fort Sumpter by strata
gem or stealth, aud thus have command Of
the li8rbor and the other Forts. But
Anderson saw its importance; he had not
the men to maintain Moultrie against
Sumptcr, and, acting upon hint from
Gen. Scott, on Wednesday night and
Thursday morning be silently transferred
his men and munitions from the weaker
to the stronger fertilization, spkiug the
guns, aud burning the gun carriages he
could not carry, and making the abandon
cd Fort as useless to the enemy as posi-
b.e.-This done, be informed the aston
ished CaroliniaDs of his new location by
dischaTging couple of guns, and,
"Can you by the dawn's early light"
there were the Stripes aud Stars On Fort
Sump'er! The astonishmeDt and rage of
the Secessionis's we're iuezpressible. They
raved aud foamed-but there they we're,
outgeneralled, aud checked in their hoped
for plunder and expected strong position.
The South Carolina military were called
out, drank whiskey and swore fercely,
Paraded up aud down, aud after time
"took' Castle Pinkuey, withou. opposi-
tion, and ran up the Ra,tlesuake flag
then "took" Fort MOultrie, and one man,
without resistance. Returning, flushed
with victory, the State authorities compile
ted, in form, the capture Of the U. s. Ar
seual, with 10000 stand of arms there
stored for them Oy the Presiden, and Sec
retary Of War-and thus have those Ma
tional treasures been surrendered to arm
traitors TO cur country. Benedict Arnold
did the same thing in design-was no,
successful in erecu;ioa-aud il, SO much
the better man.
Since then, the Revolutionists have ia
ken a Revenue Cutter, the Captain of
which "a Sou,herner) trai,crously gave
her up, with her crew, iu spite of his oath
aud every obligation of honor A csp,ur-
ed vessel, nOtoriously engaged in the for
eign slave-trsde, was also released By the
mob, which seems to have pretty much its
own way on shore.
These acts are clearly war against the
United States. Happily, as yet, 10 blood
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04

nN South Fifth street, property G.
consisting of a good Frame House III
on half Lot OF ground. Terms easy. Apply
10 May ~ a. b. WORSE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
For the Gentlemen.

the host snd largest a~sorfn ~ town. .ultrsfiur lie
most ia-tioua ts q, e- of ,oti- Cs->i,r-. l.si.
u'r-coarITgs. HHd G Mt Furnishing Good. ..ur-.
StHwi' h"afy made Clothing Hats and ts;s 'r VI
am Boys.
Also all kinds # GROCERIES. HAKV.
WARE. QuEENoWARE, SALT, NAILS,
PLASTER. &c.
FISH IN /! ard bblS.
CuAL-A large quantity Of Stove Goa
which We vii deliver 10 part II town short u
tire at a. l,w f.uTr The .uur quAy of, 81 D,
procured any bore rs IN town Also odsfi-I,u
Lu-l uruoTs Gal. Pine Wood taken - Lat :, is:
coal
- Cash paid fer all binds Of GRAIN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
GREAT Work on the HORSE.
~ The Horse and his Diseases

BY ROBERT JENNINGS, v 5, Professor of Pathology
and Operative Surgery in the Veterinary College Of
Philadelphia.
Will Tell Iau theorign history aud distinctive traits
OF the various breeds Of European Asiatic,
African and American horses, with The phys
icai formation and peculiaritirs Of the ami
NAL. and how 10 s-certiin his age by the
number and condition of his teeth-iliGsira-
tratct with numerous explanatory Engra-
wings.
VIII Tell You OF breeding breaking. stsblin- FEEDING,
grooming, sno-ing and the general mana -
nient OF the horse, with tn. best modes of
administering medicine. also how to treat
bitin., kicking, rearing, shying, stumb ing,
crib hitin-. rcstlessn"ss, and other vices to
which he j. su,Iect-with numerous expla-
natory EugraviHgs
VIII Tell lou of the symptoms and of
strAngIcs, throat, distenper, catarrh,
influenza, bronchitis pneumonia, plcurisy,
broken wind chronic cough. roaring aud
whistiiDg. iampss, sore mouth and ulcers.
and drcayeI teeth. with other diseases Of
the mouth and respiratory orgrns.
VIII Tell lou of the and treatment Of
worms, bots cholic, straD.ulntiun, stony
concrutions rHptures, palsy, diarrhosn jsuu-
dice. henatirrh,ea, bloody urine. stones in
the kidneys and bladder. inflammation and
other diseases Of the stomach, towels, liver,
and urinary organs.
VIII Tell Iou of the mptom and treatment OF
bone. blood and bog Il avin. riugbone swee-
ME, strains, broken knees, wind gals foun-
der, bruise and gravel cracked hoofs,
scratches eauker, thrush and eoTns; also
Of megins. yartiyo, epilepsy, staggcrs. and
other di~eas Of the feet. legs and head.
VIII Tell i0u of the symptoms and Treatment
Of fstula, poll evil, CHAMBERS, f.rcy. scarlet
fever, mangs surfeit. locked jaw, rheUma-
tisu, crrmp. gals diseases of the eye and
heart &c, &c, and how 10 manage castra-
tion. blo0dng, trephning. roweiing, firing.
hernia amputaton, tapping, and other sur
Cicsi operations
VIII Tells Iou of Rarev- method of tanning horses;
how to approach, halter or stable a colt
how 10 scrustom horse to strange sounds
and sights. and how to tit saddle. ride. and
break him to harness. also the form aud law
of warrantv-the whole being the result #
mere than fifteen years careful study of the
habits, recularties, wants and weaknesses
Of this noble ond useful animal.
The book contains 3si psges appropriately illustrated
by nearly loo engraving 1t printed In clear and op
type and will be forwarded any address, postage
paid on receipt of the price, half bound in cloth,
extra, si25.
$1,000 A YEAR can he mad by sntsTGri.Ss s
above work, our Inducements to all such are very
liberal.
For single copies ~ the Book for terms to agents.
with other Information, arrly TO address
JOHN +. POTTER. PI'Iihr.
ome'l No. 6l' SaHsom ST., Ptilsdeilhi ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
CLOTHING By THE EUsEEL

DITCH IN , Now is The time 10 gel ycvr
i money back. Z!HNERMAN-,ue ri
the firm Of Zimmerman d Zeliers-ha> Jus.
returned tfom ihe EasI. and has carefully -
lectej The best and most Fashionable COOS
that could be turned out.
t''th CsS-imtro and summer Goods ran ,. had-Rs.
dy Made, "T Mad. { rtsr-At kiladrlr b.. rrr---
Hood home made Pants - els VI. Iat-siy l- n,,
Pants = ~; Eark Ctssiuirr,s g. to = md W. w..
- ct. W hiie Nar-Il-s Good> &c. GiI-r.uf tfi--.
BOYS summer Goats = It. up: N-n'- D., md. SUI
mer Goats, 81 NJ: style Csssin CCai. 3 o..
uN.tais L' NE made. 20 els tioth toAts % the
styles at the lowest ITigeS; Hats Hdkf- &c.
Look in. before you buy-opposre he
Town Click, IN Third 81. Lev I>buIC-whrf
You can see fol yourself, and save Five b.
lars. s37
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04

The manufacture of fire and thief proof
chests, has become a business of Immense
magnitude and although chiefly to one lead
ing house IN Philadelphi safes OF "hIladel-
phia manufacture are found IN every part of
the country. The great amount of security
which is realized at so trl1lng a cost, makes
it Il matter of immediate interestto every pru-
dent business man. AcertaIn degree OF secu-
rty can be had by insurance, but the best IN
surance policy is imperfect, where the books
and valuable papers are al the mercy OF the
devourlng element; and this fact is so gener-
ally understood, that no man who makes any
pretentions TO being careful business man
can afford to be without a proof safe, and
hence the great extent of this department of
manufactures. II may be objected lha, some
.careful, prudent men, will not rish the pur-
chase of a so-called SAFE which IN the hour OF
trial must prove itself 10 be a chea,-an I'M
position and fraud upon the purchaser-and
the objection comes with considerable force
since sponsibleparties are engaged IN the
manufacture Of them. Every reputable bus-
ness attracts lmposters, and the manufacture
of safes Is not an exception. Parues even
from other cities have been attracted 10 Phila-
daiphia by the well-earned reputation of safes
IN Manufactured there, and TO certain extent
have brought the business into discrcdit But
the man who purchases from a honse long and
well established whose safes have stood the
test of time. and whose integrity commands
the confidence OF the business community,
cgn run no yiSk. And it may not be out OF
place here 10 say that Messrs. EVANS d WAT
son are without a rival in this department of
trade. Their sale rooms al No. S04, Chestnut
ST, always contain a large stock, suited in
. styles and prices to every demand. Their
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
FOR SALE,
Western Lots, for sale cheap.

"Cct-sh hVto3 Ava Soi0 SAS~f'
I OF 6, blk li2, Ss0-lot L., biz 26i $40
] lot :, blk 10, $40 lot Is, blk 81, $50
IN DAKOTA CITY. "a County seat aud Land
Office Sitel Nebraska Territory.
Also 3 Lots 10 the town OF SPENCER,the
seat Of ju>uce tor Clay county. on the line oi
the Dubuque Railroad. al $50 each.
JOHN Il. LINN. Lewisburg,
July .. 1Scd. Agent ;or FKANCIs " ZILHiCI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
Two Excellent Western Farms

NOR SALE-or will be Exchanged ior
Property IN Central Pennsylvania.
One tract of l54 acres is on the south Iine
Of Warren county, htca, with a p"Si-olice, mill,
aud school-house near. The other, near 'hs
ives, line of SAID county, contains l2O acres,
short distance from good settlement They
are 30 mics south and southwest of Dies
MoineS. the Capital Of the State, aud about
from the line OF the Burlington ~ Missouri
River Railroad The land Is rolling, of 4 good
quality, ana timber convenient. lndIanoIa IS
the county town. Persons deSirons OF tmaSins
a purchase will make further inquiries at The
Star & Chr0nick Office, LewisbGrg-April -.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
For the Ladies',

such as Plain ahi Fancy silks. Back Siss Frsn-h "
riuo-. Dr.ain,s. Ca-tht.rr>. Fsuit-rh.vre. turl.,
fHnis. NlLsIr NiNttisr- Kalutarai -sirt. s.-.,.sr
SNift, &c Prints Il, T. io To- c-nts and -, W.
mach to'L"ro a.i tu- - lrufs, - ysrI- ;ot -iu ia
.eT nice -e.trliH % LIii- >haN !, 0 al ,rri b.
urs II all kInI-. GYSt- Ha-..ry. and Lite good.
Aini- hmlFoi-rrIrs, aLd domestic guods Q: .,sTy -
syrIlt.uu
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
HARDTINES 0UTD0NEl
JOHN WALLS $50.

AVE Just received On addition 10 ,h..
L 4 large >rockl fresh >uTpv OF Nprny
avn SUMNER GOODS. and ~, leave res.
pecliuliy To inf rm The Ladies and Genie rusp
OF Town and County, that they can sun thsn
IN anything IN their line, u trade, sy.e, qua.
Ily aud pTice.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-04
@-The Slaveocrats in Copgress-just
as they did last year--are obstructing all
business with their black men.

SUSPICIOUS PROCEEDINGS Five hun
dred cases of muskets, from the Watervliet
Arsenal, Troy, New York, we're shipped
to Savannah, Georgia, on "Wednesday
week The Government is undoubtedly
aiding the South, by rObbiug the Northern
Arsenals of their arms and shipping them
to the Southern States. 1t is time that
the North would rise aud put a stop to
this infamous conduct Of the authorities
at Washington. The people will take
things into their own hands if this policy
is still further to be followed out.
Great excitement prevailed at Pittsburg
last week, iu consequence of the Federal
authorities ordering one hundred guns at
Pi,,sburg to be shipped South. The peo.
pie were much exasperated, but finally
agreed no, to resist the order Of the Sec
rctary Of War-(which, however, as far
as We know, bave not been insisted upon
This robbing Of our loyal people, by Gov
ernment, TO arm the open rebels, is uu-
bearable.
Court in Sunbury, Monday, Jan. 7'h.