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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

.E-Those Interested should read the Mason
i Notice in tiis week issue.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

sS-wc ere happy to learn that our friends,
May Martin, of Aorristown. are doing good
business in the Dry Goods and Hardware trade.
We should be pleased to receive their advertise
mcnt.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
1-The State Legislature convenes to .day.

II The State Legislature convenes to day
s8-How do YOU like the looks of the Jorp
MALI
sE-sce advertisement Of the American Por
eelain Company. in to DAYS issue.
~ What has become Of our Huntsville cor
respondents' Let us hear from you.
sB-We insert fine piece of Poetry on frs,
page. Every one should read il,
s7-A new stock of Wall paper jus, received
at Pieree's. Splendid styles. Call and exam
inc.
~ Post Master Holt !. nov acting a. secre.
'ary Of War The appointment il only tempo.
rary
~ Farmer. having Flax Straw q dispose Of
should hunt mp the Advertisement, of IIcinsohn
4 Co, Muncic. Ind.
- When YOU want any thing IN the way Of
Beef, Fork, ETC., you can find IL OF the best
quality, a, Rcesor 4 Dcardor..
II The senaio's Committee Of Thirteen 10
save the Union. have adjourned sine die. failing
70 accomplish any thing.
.0-A leading politician said not long since
"lhe honest and conscientious men are tho only
men TO be feared In opposition to Slavery.
s0-lt may be truthfuly said Of Buchanan. as
Of the T'rant Of old. che came In like lion,
reisned like fox, and died like a dog"
- There a public installation Of officers.
Of l. o. o. f., ut selma. Delaware County. on
l's. Saturday night. which We learn was nice
affair.
- Sumption & Brother are manufacturing
No l. articles in the way Of Saddles, Harness,
etc. Give them call at their shop, North Of
Public square.
- Many thanks to numerous friends who are
renewing their subscriptions to the JOURNAL.
You shall have what We have Promised No. l
HOWE PArTa.
t7'-We are happy to inform our readers that
the Lodge Of L. o. G. r., of this city, Is again in
mos, hourshing condition. Ii now numbers
great many members.
- Mayor Wood recommends the Secession
Of New York City from the State, and the for
nation of free city He proposes to do it By
peAccable measures.
- The Upton Republican, says that some
body put seven augur holes in barrel contain
ing whisky few nights since. Quick way that
Of getting rid of the "eritter."
- The Post Master At Charleston has or
dcred new supply OF Post-oilice stamps, and
says that he will be responsible to the Post Office
Department for the same.
~ The Inaugural of the Governor will ap-
pear in next weeks paper. Persons who design
subscribing for the Journal should do SO at
once, in order to get this document.
- The New York Day Book, tho most in
tensey Pro-Slav,ry sheet published in the North,
boldly afirms that Lincoln will not be Inaugural
ted President on the ;th Of March next.
"a defeated party, divided aud revived, a
bankrupt treasury; M administration dishonest
and disgraced; nation distracted and dismcm.
bcred, is the cptarh Of the Old Public
Fonctionary.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

- What has become OF our Huntsville cor.
respondents' Let us hear from you.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

- The excitement at Charleston, South
Carolina, is intense-and il is at Thos.
Wards Merchant Tailor shop, where they are
busily employed in making up and selling all
styles of Fall and Winter Clothing. Step in and
take a look at their fine goods, and YOU will fad
that it is just the place to Get bargain. His
workmen can not be excelled. and his goods are
inferior TO none. GentIemcu's Furnishing
Goods always on hand. and sold at low prices.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

"a defeated party, divided and revived, a
bankrupt treasury; an administration dishoncs.
and dsgraeed; nation distracted and dismcm-
bered, is the cptarh Of the Old Public
F1nctionarv.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

1--WE insert fine piece of Poetry on first
page. Every one should read H.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

a WINCHESTER LODGE. So. 50
~ frer asd accepted va.ons. meets in Ma
z x ..HIt lia.l saturday evening before the Fun
~ Natn ~ e4e. month.
IOHS y. ROUrH, ". ".
S.. NuftsuspS. ter'y.
a RANDOLPH CHAPTER No. ~
NN fHtti Arch Ma-uns. uirrf- iu Masonic Han
~ gae.tag sseaifg after the Full Moon Or each
" Huntl.
JACOB ELrzEoTT. n. =.
sous Fos Ssey.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

And 81
II. T. EIZER. Winchester
JOEL TH0REBI' re-. Farmland.
RICHARD fORrS. HUNTSVILLE.
HUNT SHOEMAKER 4 O.. Lyan.
=. n. NEkDFNHALL, P.essantsieW.
X. :. SrsRBICk, fasna Ri-ta
j. T. HIATT, Snow IIiii
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

- new stock of Wall paper jus, received
at ficrce's. Splendid styles. Call and exam
inc
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
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UI 81 Hf.rstsr p. ulcets Saturday evening ~ cac
Ne sf taflr Hall eu .4e epracr 81 Main aud washing
fH .fr- .f..
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
TIME TABLE


a'si HH iir nrst s.He ~ MERIDIAN street, in u,s
f# 90 fIHn. ffaalhlfs every ailrfnats sab.
IlIIf Iasi lo nl isfk ~. and = s'sli,s ~ m, .
80 q seleHi sahtsih Bee apfll, lean
F.r 8. ttNfbftf. Fl.taf
sabbath st4Hal ettff sabbath af , a'sl.,k a. 81,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
Dr.. J. +. Mel EAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
Blood Purifier.

TIE Greatest Remedy in the Y GRID. and the most
delicious and delightful cordial taken. II j.
strictly scientific AID Vegetable Compound. procured
10y the disllaicn OF Roots, Herbs aid Bark. yellow
Dock. Blood Root, Sar-aparla Wi!d Cherry Bark aud
Dandelion enters into IL composition. The entire
active remedial principle OF "a, d Ingredient =
thoroughly extracted by new method 81 dstilliI.
producing delicious cxheraiing spirit. and the most
ami restoring the sek. suffering aud debil.iaicd
VALID 10 health and strength.
HcLeaE's strengthening Cordial
VIII eTcetually caic Liver Com laiut. Dyspepsia.
Jaundce. Chronic Nervous Debility. Diseases ofthc
Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from ni- ordered
Liver Stomach. Dy Spepsa heartburn. 10 ward Piles,
Atdiy Sickness of the stomach. Fullnc Of Blood
10 The Head. Du Pain or Sw inning n the head, Pal
piiaon ofthe Heart. Funcss weight in The Ston
whcE lyirg down Dryness or lelio Of The Skin
and r. Night Gals. Inward Feycrs. Pain ia tae
Small OF the Back. Chest side. Sudden FIushr> 81
Heat. Depression of spirits. Frgiifl Dreams. Iangour
Dependency amy Nervous Diseases. Sores or
Bleiches on The skin, and Fever and Ague Tor Chill.
and Feyrr.)
OVER / MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold during the last months AMI in 30
Instance has failed il giving eli satisfaction. Who.
then. will suffer from Weakness or DeDili;y when
McLENN's STaENarHt StSe CoRnlAL ~iil cure sous
NJ af -uaGe 'an convey adequate idea - The i'm
mediate and almost miraculous change produced By
taking ihi, Cordial IA the diseased 1ebiliiatcf and
shaft cred merry stem. whether broken Town ts
cess. aeas Is nasBre. impaired ht sickness. the
relaxei and trgng organization restored 10 Il.
pri-;ine health sud si=or.
MARRIED PERSONS.
or others sens i,.- Of inab t. from whatever cause
viii iud Ieirau'- Strengthening Cordial = thorough
Regeneration ct tAe ! STEM aud al Who may IA
iuTe themselves b, improper indalScncies. will find
ID IL CO.. iIsf III al .f4t 1T.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10


MEssEs. EDiToRS:-l ask a small space in your
JOURNAL for the publication of the shipping and
profits of game. oae Of my brothers aud killed
and shipped 10 Cincinnati, since the Ist of No
vember, as follows: In tae month of November
we killed and shipped Il dozen Quail-. 10 dozen
Rabbits. dozen Pheasants, and dozen SPUR
rels; and realized for same, S62 -. In the
month OF December. I6 dozen Quails, 10 dozen
Rabbits, l. Pheasants, , dozen squirrels; from
which We realized, S61 2S-making the number
shipped by Us in two months, 81 doz. Quails
- d0z. Rabbits, ; doz. squirrels, y doz. Pleas
ants. Received for same. Sl22 o..
This makes i26 doz. that we have Slipped from
this place. understand tia; Oliver Kelley has
shipped from this place. lis doz. Carter and
Williamson. 80 doz.; and perhaps some others
making sum total shipped from this place Of
32i doz.
Many people object to the game law. but an
for sustaining L. Small game Is becoming mucl
more plenty under its provisions.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

NEW FRM.-Tho's.W ard and Arthur McKew
have formed partnership in the hardware trade.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

cTA, Edward EdXs NAV be found large
and well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps, and
numerous other things that you all need and
must have. lie sells low for cssh or produce.
Thos. kixer viii be found behind the counter,
ready and willing TO wait rrcr c-s.omers-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

- Post Master Holt !. nov acting a. secre
'ary OF War. The appointment il only tempo
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
M e. CHURCH

faf f. go rasi side ~ Meridian ,ifeet south par
tfan ffsarNIne eTrr Sabbath af haif past iD n'rlt
.0i ti hisht. ~ ths Pastor. Rev. a. ,. NECk
rt.H.4l rfHHfi 4t half pnsi nrlnfk O.. on
ira..f meeting ever "Wednesday night.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES

or others cons iis of inability. from whatever cause
viii iud Nei.raH'- sfrcugthcnIn Cordial i;.oroue
Regeneration at Tie ! siemi aud al i,o may
iuTe themSelvo, bs improper indalScncies. will fns
- L..-.----- : ..-. -. -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

- The New York Day Book, tho most in
tensely Pro-Slavery sheet published in the North,
boldly anirms that Lincoln will not be Inaugural
ted rre.idcnt on The ith Of March ncxt.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

w. p. MOFFAr.
a35 Rroadsay. New York
FOR SALE by AL DRUGGISTS.
Aug. ?. lS6O-iy.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

~ Farmer, having Flax Straw 70 dispose Of
should hunt up the advertisement, Of IIeinsohn
Co, Muncc. Ind
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

~ The Inaugural of the Governor will ap-
pear in next weeks paper. Persons who design
subscribing for the Journal should do so at
once, in order TO ret this document
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

- The Post Master ut Charleston has or
dcred new supply OF Post-oiiice stamps, and
says that he will be responsible to the Post Office
Department for the same.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-08

~, A.---..- - o-a- -. Al,
Co'. ANDERSON, On Sundsy wssk, nads the
following neat little speech to the scholars Of
/ the German Mission Sabbath School In C;ncin-
,sb.
~,
ga NOT expect, my dess children and
Itienas Nncn ! came here, TO be asked to sd-
orets you; pat u vel, perhaps TO say NV
Wrus. hsvs oesn piacsd, provdentially, In
apoeiuo. that pas attracted the attsntisn Of
cur country 70 mo and 70 my little band. But
l w.eid not hsvs you nisunder:tsnd me OF my
posrior, and tho causes which hAvs led me
sNey through the dangers by which have
eeen suironsded. No mortal assistance, no In
9ivuua ad, wousd have suffcsd To- shat sad.
IAN Wiling, and ! An not ..hamed frankly TO
!eu you, my young friends, that no event, no
tfsnsa etion took place there, In any day, Of any
interest or Importance TO our Gauss, without
my hrst appealing to God In the morning, TO
give mo spirit Of wisdon 10 understand, that
might comprehend His will, 10 give me strsngth
q purpose and resolu,ion TO know my du,y to
II i'm and to my country. Thsrsfors the credit
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An. s.-Ths snsire csupssy shall ccnsist tf On
sssr-sash msnbsr bsing sa11asd b seAss. his svr
An. 4-rhi. ooppsny All rsyssisss an miii-
lfnsslfin IN bis own wsy for soeivs ssrvioe anl
hcld himssR In rSsdinss 70 do - he pisas0 u q
Aour.s nceiss nom shs commander.
Art 3. Ths esa Cease Guards shall b ssamasA-
I'd by ssch regular nsmbW In rcesaicn, bua II
Z len susirsly = The oysion Of members - osey
a.. 8. Tis Guards Win parade .s-,ooc.aop.
ally, OF os@~-brovidsd shsy have noshi.g slss
Az E.eh member Of shs So cnA Guards
d isll. while In scsivs service, draw The bliewing
nnons one bossis olarse, one do. osanpagns,
three fingers eoGnao, Sr do. Bourbon, oos dozsn
cssis, one boned turkey, ons boaled do, one DOZEN
broilsd o. Stars, two dosen do. In ths sasil, one
back hesu al of nicki scks, ssser'sd.
Art. Q. When en- marching orders ssch msmbss
Of the Guards Of all be allowed one boot boy, one
N'btr, enc lauDdress, ons carriage with swO
horsts, cpe - VI hshina oke, peck Of dogs ~
oluos, swo doubled ssrfs,lsd shos gusA, ons port
cd tovsls, ore dos,n periodicals, and oss travel
Ait .. nsmbsr. .rs sxpre-.ly sOrb,ddsn 70 per-
IN m suy dusy oousrasy 70 shsar wishes, and any
,,aiS s,a | Sh;sh s ;6: : s, y n = sTs o =
the entire ccrrs, In dsbsains society as,smblsd,
shsil suhtecs Vie o6'esr giving 70 b dnsd much
Ast 10. nsmB.s. Who h.v. musical ins.rans..s
ere required 70 bring thsm inso the Asld, bus NJ
tao memb.ss shall play ,hs same ,uns = ihs same
time unl' - heS plesss 70 do so.
Art. II. The sctve duty srsciary assisnsd 70 this
corps BY their own discretion shaii be 70 uess and
I eaTeat.
Ara IL Abssp, members shall b. con.ids~sd %
prssen. every drin or io,i call, and respscsed
q, accordingly.
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Later frsm Rsrt Pickens.

The following extracts from private letter
from Picksns, May II, givss an account 1 the
relative positions Of the contsnding forces, and
thslsbors Of the garrison In strsng g,hsains their
dsf.nces;
CONNER cling al Fort McRas, the shore FOL.
lows somewhat the same courss as the opposite
aide Of tho Hudson does st West Point, Fort
McRss occupyisg the position OF Ardenis
Commencing at Fort McRss and ending at the
Navy Yard, the two lies one drawn from
Mckse, the other from the Navy Yard inter-
secting at Picksns, would make with each
o,her An angle Of sbeat 135s. The several bat
tories are situated ut from about ], 800 TO $500
yards from us. Thus you SEQ that 10 are almost
completely bsgirt by . circle Of fire.
In order to provide sgsinst this, We have
been obliged to build traverses, blindsges and
cover faces constructed of umbsr and sand.
This, toSethsr with landing the stores from
the ships has occupied almost all our time.
We arc now litsrslly living under ground.
Whist We most desire at present. are sInd-
bags, teIvy guns and ,!fed cannon. We are
. small garrison, isolstsd In an snsmy's ooun'
try, and no point nearer than 800 miles
from which We osn obtain any supplies. OF
ccurss, We must be considered In the position
Of q besi' god garrison. IL Is very desirable
that we should extsnd our front towards tho
right, so as TO divide the eaemys fro, and
70 thp aten his left hask-ths NAvy-yard.
As soon As We have accomplished our do.
fspsivs works In ths fort, this viii be done.
In fact, We may 10 said to have done 90 at the
present tims, and - soon our heavy guns
reach us, We will bs In position TO assume the
offensive.
Would you like to hear somsthing sbout the
strategy Of position1 The snsmy's right rests
on Fort McRae, which Is on small sand pe-
ninsula. connected with the main land By a
narrow sand causeway, which is ovsrfiowsd at
high water. Fort McRas is an old work,
somewhat like Castle william In New York
and not In very good sta's Of repair. All along
the beach from this caussway, the s,csders
have been constructing q series Of sand bate
riss which terminate at the Navy Yard. The
length tf ths lins Is about four milss-from
the causswsy three miles. In the centre stands
BarTaueas, having eighty guns, and littls "a
the right Of Q the lighthouse, which complete.
ly ovsrlooks oil our works, 40 that the enemy
can see pretty much everything which We ar,
deiog. We could not possibly extend our lin,
beyond two miles. Ths enemy's supplies
since the harbor is CLOSED against him, have Il
be obtained by way Of Pensacola (about twelv'
miles of). They are forwarded TO tha, plac'
by the railroad from Montgomery.
Our garriion is about 800 strong tho hoe
can supply II necessary, about 800 moro. This
snemys strength 10 estimated at from |, O0c
to 10000. suspect the first figure to bs th'
i true one.
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Hacas and RoaSss.

A ISsr or an Crpxp P.Amasters IA, han
made out AZ The Psst-otfieo Dsnartm.nt 20
which n Amended the amounts far vhich thsv
are proven delinou,ut. Douu,it AZ. iists vifi
10 piysu toe coumanding ofiicsrs ef the various
divisions moving southwArd, with sccompany. |.
ing instructions concerning the Treatment Of
the same. II IL stated on COED authority, that
no class Of men will meet with more ssvsrs
punishment or more summary, than that which
viii be yi.ited cpon these nsn.
Since the seizure Of the telegraph nsuu-
scripts, ths number q Washingtoniaus who
have bssn suddsnly called South is large. A
prominent dealer In hrsarmA residing In On
Esstsrn stats, called at the Dspartmsnt te In
quirs II could bs called trsssooable for
manufacturing firm to ssnd lists Of prices TO
former eastoosss In the Sosehs and u tsaaUs..
phic Communication concs!ninE u: selxurs o(
arms ssid could be ocsntsd hs'sSui TO the Goy-
ernnsntf lie was toie sucA acts wsrs dect-
dedly wrcng. and would come within the dsa.
nition ol treason whsseapon ne departed
cresuAnen. " ne mas @ inouiEed In ootn penor-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-08
Cstssu PhiIaushrsphy,

The Iondcn Christian Observer, the organ Of
the ErdngeGcai portion Of the Church Of Eng
land, thus honestly avows Its prsfsrsncss. and
indirectly confessss that Cotton, not Christ, is
king.
"Whsteyer the rotults may be, England
locks on with sorrow. We cannot profess a
national interest on behalf ofa revolution, how
ever suceessful II may be, which aims at the q.
tablithment of great wrong, a vast national
crime. Yet, ifh must be 80, zoe icish 10 BE- On
friendly te'ms rim Republic WHOSE vEsY
HUMAN suFFERINo We regret the
course on which the Confederatsd States have
entered, but. ~ . nation, we have no feelings
towards thsm but that Of uNMxkD GOOD
WILL T. Aud why i--' Because Congress has
imposs d tariff or scale Of duties, on articles
ot foreign commerce which will effsctuAlly de-
stroy some Of the greatest branches Of our trade
with her."
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what Shall be Dsns With Prissners.

State, We should mako clean work. Every
rebel should BE- taksn prisoner and instantly
marched out Of the state; the idsa OF letting
OF on parole Of Aonor Is . dslusion which We
should no losgsr practice upon ourselves.
There Ia no honor in rebe!. To treat such Psr-
sons lenisntly only adds to their msiignity.
The momsnts rebel Is captured, particularly
ths interior Of Massachusetts,, or New York or
Ohio, rhsrs excessive barracks should bs in
mediately erected for their accommodation.
VI should clear the soil ss we 90. Tho mo-
ment this couras IL taken, traitors would be
very scarce even upon the soil OF Virginia.
We could perform no more uscful service than
TO take 20 600 virginisns and give them ak
q onths' schooling in the In terror OF MassAchu-
,ettr. They would sec THINGS there they nsvsl
dreamed Of, and 20 homo wiser men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-08

The Nw Orleans PcySse thus acknowledges
q cor signment which hsd just reached that city
from Msbils;
A dispatch, received here this morning ffon
Mobile states that the good people Of that city
have shii ped to us by The steamer to arrive
liuonist," In eood order and we'll conditioned,
and marked BY having one half Of his hesd
shaved, intended, no doubt, for our authorities
10 make marginal notes thsrsapsn. This 10 no
doubt very kind Of our sister city in So ding ~
the first Of their imported crop Of the season,
but We regret that We cannot appreciate the
iorien vegetable. We I.commend The citi.sss ID
Of Mobile hereafter TO mako Q clean shave of
them, and send thon TO the corporate institu.
tion for the conversion and redemption Of un-
believers and fanatics, for tho term Of six
months
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A n1sdeI Gem pany.

The following constitution Of the Sea Coast
Guard, at New Orleans, deserves place In the
"Rsbs lion Record" and is worthy the oon-
sidsratioa Of all pavement soldiers WHO enlist
TO fght-at hons; ..' 5000
Censtttutjou Of the Sea Coast Gpdvds-A dopted
koy lOth, lsco-kotts: " Prompt on Duty" a
Article This company shall esar shs AAns Of
The ~ Ccsss 0usrdS.
shall b tton N y fvs hundred or more,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-08

CRY "PEAcx, PEACE, wasaK THERE Is NO
PHAcr."-" During the last few days the great
stream Of southern soldiery has rushed through
Richnond with current Of rsdoublsd power.
But, on yesterday, this city saw the advent sf
different men. There were csrtain individuals,
calling thsmsslyss Commissioosrs from the IN
gomsry, whore they viii counssl PIssidsnt
DAVIS 70 withdraw bis troops from Virginia,
suspend his Preparations Of defence, and 90
quietly ts bod, while Gov. HIcKs and the Iexis-
laturs Of Frsdsgick make psAOe bsewssn Viz
uinia and LucoLl! lmpadsucs nsysr wsni
further o. . more boobies srand. h Hssy
and governed BY nAdmsn f"--RicAnoadg ~
'xNtNeS 4 - IsssA =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-08

PArRIouo.-Engrsvings of CKAsLzs Lu'
or's painting Of the Departure Of the Pil-
grims" are sold at ths old Dusssl&srf GAlsEy,
Union Dsfs1ss flnd.
TINS Ds KALs Rkorxxsr.-Ths d Kslb
lsdnsnt, Col. voH GuAA, ID nov almost oea-
4stsd. AL the oelosrs have occupied positions
h The armies d Europe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-08
Liberty the ssuros srUnIsu.

lhtfe h uhuohNbIs trutu IN ths f0lI0WtnR
extratt:-Cr2
"Itsly was first united under the sway OF
the Roman Republic, she was frat disintsgra-
ted and distracted by the despotism which
once moro 4 nation. France wasted centuries
In painful efforts TO constitute herself nation
under succ. ssiys dynasties; II wss the Repub-
lie that at last gave her unity oflaws and sim
pliciiy Of administration. Germany has spcnt
thousand troubled years la q uitless efforts to
. like end; sweep away her dynasies and f6ud-
atories, and she, too, would constitute herself
'ons and indi islbls within lifs-tims. Lib
erty Is today the cement Of our political sdi-
Acc; II Ia Slavery alone that d,strscts and would
destroy the Ma. ion."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-08

warm -bloodsd asd impuldvs nan, ooubstivs,
persistent In svsry sort Of enterprise o. ccntro-
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"rspturs Of the ssrifbr quite = much a. de-
iring the fruits Of ths victory. 6sa. BvrLRR
bss q great ssponsib,iity, and IN large degree
the confidence Of the psspss Of this stats, Who
knew that hs b loyal and courassoaA ssd
what 10 Of equal consequences, In Il. fall vigss