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A Arrivals ana Departures or Mails.
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Mails for New York CITY, Boston, Albany, Buffalo
Pittsburgh, seubenvile way, Cleveland, Zanesyille
Newark, Granville, Washington City, Baltimore, Phila
delpha and New Orleans close daily Sundays except
through mai NAH 4 for New York and Cleveland close
daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock p. m.
y. .. o: =. H. way Mail closes daily lSundayS OK
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at O'Clock p. m.
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Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and worthlng
ton Mail closes daily Sundays excepted) at ocioci
pm.
Mails for XenIa, Springfield, Dayton, Toledo Cinon-
natl, indianapolis, Louisville, St. Louis, and Detroit
| closes daily (Bundays excepted) ATTY p. m.
through mail TO Xenia, Springfield and Cincinnati
closes daily (sundays excepted) at O'Clock p. m.
Urbana, Piqua, Tinin and Union City mail closes daily
Sundays exceptedD at TX o'clock p. M:
Lancaster, Logan, Nelsonvlllc Crclevle, Chllcothe,
Portsmouth, Washington, O. H., Athens, Marietta and
HillsborouRh, mails close daily Sundays excepted atty
East way Mail by National Road to Zanesyllle closes
daily Sundays excepted) at II o'clock q. m.
narrsburgh Mails close daily (sundsys excepted) at
O'Clock p. m.
closes daily Sundays excepted) at o'clock p. m.
Dublin Mail closes daily (sundays excepted)at o'clock
Pm.
ARRIVALS.
Mails from Eew York, Boston, Philadelphia, Albany,
Pittsburgh, Cleveland Dayton Toledo, Xenia Detroit
Southern cties arrive between the hours OF o'clock p.
m. and o'clock a. m.
Mails from Indianapolis, Chicago and Dubuque, arrive
at 340a.
Mails from Washington City, Baltimore, Wheeling,
Zanesye, Newark, Steubenville Mt. Vernon, and the
o. Q. r. r. way Mail, arrive ct 2h o'clock p. m
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East Way Mail over the National Road, arrives at ii
o'clock o. m.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

Who will suffer from Foul Humors, Sores, OF
Disease Of the Skin, when such certain remidics
as McLsAn's STRENarAINa CoRDfAL AND Boon
PuRriER, and McLEAN's voLcAnic on LINZ
nENr can be 30 easily obtained. The Cordial
will purify the blood thoroughly, and the Lini
ment win cure any sore. See the advertise
ment, ,i 1910
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E. NJ. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Front Street, Between State and Towr

THE OLD O A n II 1 A G Il lM-RU
i SHOP isstill running, and although CtEl 10y
the pressure Of late years has set heavily 6fSSe6
upon her running gears, she 10 still turn
ng out those splendid PHRTONs, R0OKAWAYS, and
PRINCE ALBERTS SHIFTING TOPS and NO-TOP
BUGGIEs, CARRIAGES, EXPRkSs, SKELETON
DEMOCRAT and GROCERY WAGONS, SMALL OMNI
BUSES and HACKS. Twenty years steady manufac
turing has given our work widespread reputation
through the South and West. -l- n --l'l- : y
We therefore deem It unnecessary to say any thing more
In regard to the quality Of our work. We WARRANT
EVERY VEHIcIR. We can sell sooD Tor BuoaiRs from
SIPS to $3.50.
Dealers can be furnahed With any amount Of work Al
short notice. and at prices lower than be bought any
where In the West. Second hand Bugges taken in ex
change for newHork.
UPRepairing done neatly and ct short notice Fac
tory on Front, between State and Town streets colun
bus, Ohio. fo . \. 81. . i..,,..,,.'... ~
EPAll communications will receive prompt attention
Aug, 3l-wly D. NJ, WILLIAMS 4 co
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

Tas WEArHER,-0n Monday afternoon, i'm
mediately after the Inauguration Of "old AsE,"
the weather, which had been remarkably warm
and pleasant. suddenly changed, and has been
cold and clustering ever since. NJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
Rail Road Timo Table.

INTrREsTNo.-If housekeepera really under.
stood the great difference that exists between
different brands of Saleratus, as to quality,
purity, and consequent reliability and healthful.
ness, they would not long be without the best
that is manufactured. DE LAND & Co.'s Sale
ratus costs you no more than any of the inferior
articles which are In market, He Is using a
new process of refining Saleratus, by which all
impurities are removed. This process is in use
at no other establishment In this country. The
quality of the Saleratus produced by this pro-
cess Is very superior, and It ia fast becoming very
popular with intelligent housewives. De LAND
& Co.'s Salerstus is for sale by most grocers and
storekeepers. Manufactured and for sale at
wholesale, at Fairport, Monroe county, New
York. The principal grocers also wholesale it.
" See advertisement Of Prof. MILLER's
Hat Ia NJ 90, In
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

a CcvRT or CoMuoN PLEAs.-The Court and
Jdry were engaged this forenoon in the trial Of
the case Of HANsEvALD v. BoRN, which was
commenced yesterday morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

U-socIAL AND MuslcAL festival b. the La
dies Of the Second Presbyterian Church, on to-
morrow Thursday evening. See advsrtise-
mont,
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Law Notice.

r EvITABLER WILL TAKE NOTICE
Court Of Franklin county, Ohio. by George A. Sich. The
petition asks that the following described real estse sit
uae In franklin county Ohio, to wits In the second seq
ticn second township and seventeenth range United
States military lands beginning In the center Of the State
road from Westerville to 0alena William slaughtera
south ne thence east 295 rods and 90 links stone on
H. Dxons ne thence south along said line 50 rods and
9nks to stone (witness tree sugar) inches In dia.
meter, N. GO deg. H. distance 5k links and thorn bush
inches In diameter south 6e deg west links thence
west ee8 rods TO stone In the centre Of said State road
thence north deg west % ods thence north 50 rods and
links TO the place ofbegnning containing one hundred
andtwo and % 2SlOO rods Of ground may be sold
for the pay ment Of Fourteen Hundred Dolla whichs
lsn thereon In caes Of failure TO answer or demurrer
on or before the Goth day I'D Saturday, Of April Al
1861 plaintiffs petition will be taken as true and udg
msnt edlaccordingiy. GEO. 8. OoNvRRsE.
Columbus, Ohio, Feb 10, 1861. sf rIWi isSio WOW
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Baltimore Market.

lTErEGnArHKD yoR TEE ONO sTATzmAS.I
| ... BALTIMoRK, March 8.
FLOUR-dull and heavy; Ohio and Howard 81. S5,25;
l,30 white $1,409l65. CoRN-active and firm; yellow
at 5s98Oc; white at 63966. PRovIsoNs-dull and un-
at 20o . r. ~, ~ Il, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

urMApAM DEMcREsr's Spring Patterns, Just
received by Miss 9. e. Tied, No. 81 High
street; also new system Of dress cutting taught
and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

InfoRrAnr TO MEcHANics. 1T Is Just as Impor'
rtant that you have q bottle Of Guernaey's Balm
upon your work bench, or some other conven-
lent place as % % have an oil can, or any 9th
cr necessary arAclo. ifyou get wounded, us'
the Balm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

PHILADELPHIA, March GA full pardon was
not granted to Judge Vondersmith. His term of
imprisonment was commuted from twenty to
three years. His fine was not remitted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

The American Express Company has our
thanks for it's daily favors in the shape OF the
very latest eastern papers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

TRoY, March 5.-George B. Warren, ir.. Uu.
ion candidate, was elected Mayor of this city
to-day. The Union men also elect Asse ssor,
Justice, and majority Of the Council
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

TIE ONO EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY roa March
contains number of brief but good articles,
both original and selected. The article on
"Newspspers aud Education" sets forth the
value Of the newspaper as an educator with
tact and ability: The "Monthly" is published
BY r, ". Hoarr q Co., Of this city. at 81 q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

PoUdHKEEPsIE, March 5.--James Browne, Re.
publican, was elected Mayorof Poughkeepsie to.
day. w y ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
LoCAL MATTERS.

The Adams Express Company places Us aaily
under obligations TO 1t for the very 'a'sS' pAp''s
from the eastern cities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
GUERNSEY,s BALM

DEMOvES AND PREVENTS IN
III fammation and pain, and heals the worst burn
scad bruise, cut fresh wound Of any kind prevents
swelling and pain from bee sngs moaquito btes and
poisonous plants neuralgia, rheumatism, ague in tho
breast salt rheu, etc. When taken Internally II will
relIefin the worst case Of this terrible complaint also
removes hoaFseness and throat Price, Is oents
bottle. should be In every house. For sae By Drug
gis,s and storekeeper. IRWIN STONE,
octidkvlyis ~ IrL rnida17
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
Philadelphia Market.

rELEGRAPBED FOR TIE OHIO srArnMANl
PHILADELPHIA, March G.
RIouR-s5OO. wHHAT--declined 46psc; sales Of 1000
bush red at Sl259l, 30; white at 9l,35Dis5. OeRN--
dull. ooTFu-at Ilh9l3c. WHsKY-nrm at is0
19kc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

i1f From the NewYo ork 0bseryer.l
Az all parties manufacturing Sewing Machines Sre OBJ
lged 10 pay Mr. Howe license each machine sold,
and are aso compelled to make returns to him. under
OATH to the number sod his books give acorrect state
ment. From this reliable source we have obtained the
following stastics. OF the machines made In the year
1859, there wore sold,
M BY Wheeler & Wilson, n,.,......2l,905
" I. NJ. Singer & Co..".,..,.. 1881 qo+
Grover 4 Baker. ...,.,.....,lOT2S0 94
Showing the sales Of Wheeler Wilson to he doable
those Of any other Company"
Awarded the highest prewiums-at the
United States Fairs Of 1858, 1889 and 1890
fikrt also at the
Ohio State Fairs OF 1850 and 1850;
and at nearly all the County Farm In the Stats.
Our prices at the late reduction are as loo as any
loot stch machine now sold and bat tte higher than
the interior too thread caata sfich aaachiass, now
forced upon the market. sp t,s SO hlft
The WHHHLER q WILSON MACHINE makes The
Lock HTIonthe only one which cannot be raveled II
ALIKE ON Born srDof the gocds, leaving no ridge Of
chdiaon ne under. side.
An asaosinss udrvdated years, and tastrvcssos
given In their use, free Of charge.
II. CRARY, 81 High gt., Columbus, o.
stN4tf VIM. SUMMER q co.,
dec3,2awdamAwem Pixies Opera House. Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

" See advertisement of Prof. MILLER's
Hair Invigorstor in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

BEI0fe TaKlngtre active remedial HlItr IukIIIB'
principle Of each ingredient Is thoroughly extracted by
my new method OF distlIing, producinga delicious CT
hlerang spirit and the most INFALLIBLE remedy for
renovatng the diseased system, and restoring the sick,
suffering and debilitated INVALID to HEALTH and
STRENGTH. s.-.
FzcLEAN'S STRENGTHEN COM.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
IT IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE

nyour children Fekly, puny, or afflicted, Mclean
Cordial will make them healthy, fat and robuIt Della
not amoment try It, and you will be convinced,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
VIII efectualIy cure

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIOR
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases OF the Kidneys
and all diseases arising from sorderei Liver or Ston
ach, Dypepsia Heartburn Inward Pilea Acdty or Sick.
ness Of the Stomach Funess Of Blood TO the Head Dull
pain or swimming in the head PaiL aton OF the Heart
Choking or suGocatng feeling when lying down. Drvness
or YelownesS OF the Skin and Eyes. Night sweatss In
ward Feve Pain In the smal OF the back chest or side
budden Flushes OF Heat, Depression Of Spirits Rghtu
Dreams LaDguor, Dependency any Nervous Disease
Sores or Blotches the Skin, and Fever and Ags oi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
over a WILTON of nottIes
McLean's Strengthening Cordia

Is a sovereign and speedy cure for
INCEPiENT TCONSUmPTION, WHITES
0bstructed Difficult Menstruaton, incontinence Of
Urine or Involuntary Discharge thereof, Falling Of the
Womb eiddiness, Painting and sll Diseases incident to
Pemaiss. - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

The graud movement upon Virginia, the first H.
formation OF which was given yesterday morning, Is
progr ssing well. fio.o Wheeling, Bclaire, and
Marietta three regiments crossed the Ohio River
on Monday, occupied Parkersburg und prepared To
move on UIaltou. Gen. Met lcllan issued clca
aud finn proclamation to the people oi Western
Virginia, published ia iul this morning, setting orlh
with what dehbcrati0n and coLsldeiatenrss the
Government Lad acted and calling the loyal Viz
ginians to cut themselves oi from the traitors who
have tried u awe them into silence, aud ~ give all
their aid to tue support OF the Union. lie also
made proclamation to bis soldiers, placing under
the safeguard Oi their honor the persons ana prop
erty OF the people among whom they go. Inc
rebels are said 10 have evacuated Grafton on M0I-
day night in great haste, as we'll they might They
had, iowe,er destroyed several bridges, one ut
Claksburg Ou tho Northwestern road, nnd one
hall way between Wheeling aud Grafton. The
bridge ut Mouocacy WAS threatened, but tiOops
were sent to protect it,
While this advance toward Harpers Ferry from
the West is going on, uu army OF 1910 men
leaves Phlad, phia ard the camps in the vicinity,
under Zen, IdiltfsOh, ior IidIPrTs JtIiy nom
the Nultb-Eust. aud We are iu hourly cxpecta-
ton OF receiving tidiugs OF fight ut that polut
or Of flight theIeIIom ty the Rebels.
1t is said that tho Secesslonist troops ct
Manassas Gap JUNCTION are actively, even with
nervous haste eutrenching themselves. Gen.
Bonham is in command, aud Capt Magruder has
one of the batteries.
On Monday, IA force of $500 men from Fortress
Monroe formed an entrenched camp ut Newport
News n point of land near the mouth OF the
James River, aud ubout ten miles from the
Fort. A large body OF troops is to be assembled
there, and the position is considered ono of great
Importance
Eighty thousand troops are to rendezvous ai
Cairo for an immediate movement on Memphis.
Mai Gen. Fremont is to have command Of the
Western Division of the army, aud will be
dered TO operate in the Mississippi Valley.
Gen. Beauregard was expected at Norfolk on
Tu, sday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
aEaHKA AND WOLVES.

Large numbers Of the troops ~b" have gone
10 the seat of war are poor uen, lravlbg foml-
lies behiud them. The pay Of the Prvaies ia
SlI' Der month. We believe the custom ia. nj
the eud of every month, to give some written
evidence Of tie amount due each aar. But ih-
troops will not in fact be paid under tao ar
three months from the day OF beng mustered
iutn the serve. and on from time to time.
We are informed that shoal If | nd sharks
some of them we'll known To public isme have
entered INTO q combination to purchase ot the
troops their monthly warrants or certificates ut
mn ENORMOUS sbaye-say giving them ST AID 81
for SlI Thee evid, pcrs of debt are as god
"a, gold. They VIII be paid with reas' nabtr
promptnrss. The necessities Of many Of these
men are great. They may ce Compelled tn ALLOW
themselves to bs d-,0ured hy these sharks, unless
patriotic individuals, who scorn TO levy black
mail upon patriotism. viii take measures for
purchnsing these evidences at u fair value ard
thus save the soldrrs OF the conntr, from falling
victims to tue cup'dity of a class of pecuiators
who prowi about the campo, tie Com'nssariats.
aud the Qaarterna'ters oepot., us wolves
prowl over battlefield after day of carnage.
VIII not the Union Defense Committee look to
thi. matter
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
pEACE-END AND MEANS.

The Au-rican Peace Society were slightly
sta. g.red ut their annual meet ng the other day.
All agreed that peace is an excellent thing
there was not DOUBT on that poin'-bnt that
tune submission to the jeff Davis consPirac!
would bs n good ex.ml li6caton 81 Peace prince
plrs, did not seem by any means 20 clrar. Dir.
Lewis Tappsn thought 1t would not aud the
Society very generally a-senied Mr. Ellhu Bur
rtt thought ws might have avoided this war by
Offering ~ buy und emsucipote the slaves when
hs started tbut project some years ago.. 1t Mr.
Burrtt had trnversed the South, explaining aud
commanding his scheme Of Compensated Emanc'.
patton aud had returned to report that be had
been iav"rably heard and not tarrrd AID cot
tor ed, there would have been some puusbllity IN
his gu-ss; now there is noos. Finally. the So
cuty concluded that President Lincolu is frat
rate Peace man. which, since he has called for
One Hundred Thousand more Volunteers, We
heartily agree to. So, having established una
ni,niry of sentiment and reached II safe c0nclu-
sion, the soeirty adjourned without day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

more, mt all rvents--be accepted ny the G"vrrn-
nsut and ordered H. the front The Impotence
of the Citzeo Soldiery outruns anl de6rs The
dictates Of ordinary discretion, aud regiments at
lalf-equlpp-d volunteers, ~Do were hevrr yrt
under tire, clamor 10 be Ird ut once To as-nnlt
tho enirenchrietts of the traitors. To restrain
aud modify ,he general ard"r--to reslst pressing
arpllcatI ,us for instant acceptance and service
H. con, ince the patriot masSes that tho C,untry
such are now the m'rt arduous duties Of ths
chosen dir. ciors Of the Natioual energies.
Ip vicw of these facts the call for One Humid
red Thousand additional Vou"teers, with tie APP
po,nturut of john T.. Fremont snd \. L.
BANKS to responsible posts IN the Armies OF
the Uulon ars everywhere hailed with ire
presslbie enthusiasm. Such demonstrations prove
that the Government sympathzes aith the feo-
ple in their wish t. make this war us short as
is consistent with compete assurance that lis
Issue will be au.p,c,ous. Ii tue Government has
moved slowly slooly. 1t has seemed to most
of us-it has ait.ed u move ,uIey, uud ~ as to
oby ate all uece,.iiy ior taking siugl, backward
step. Aud, though thr traIl"rs chose their own
time for beginning this struggle, and h,d several
months .ta,t with virtual possession of tie
Union Cuoi,et tor weeks. they do bot THIS
hour occupy foot ot ground outside oi The
States they co,trcl ,ays u few square miles
forth of ,nd around Hafper's Ferry, while the
flag at th. Union ~ayes hsugbtiy over Ale' andr'n'
over Pictcns, and from the basious OF f"r'iest
Monroe preparatory to an advance at all points
against tue shriuku x c"h"rs. al Srcesri'n. N"t
bolf our accepted Volunteers have yet LETT the
d., pots of their several r,gE-nt', yet th" rebel
on is nlrcad, heinn,ed IN both by land aud sea;
abd the bruggaris who bat yesterday ~-fe rn'h
,np Northa ard to seize Washington and Caro-
ale how trcmulousb ting attacks on k~h-
mond und Memphis Aud she igadrs OF The
citizens of our peaceful, ,rad'ug, f,br'raing N"r
are vai,ly begging ior nduilssi"u iuto tie armies
Of tue Uni"o. tncoreoel forces are largely made
up ot Uu,on men compelled Ia choo'e between
donuing t.r rebel UNIFORM aud berg turned over
To b. insuted, tsrred, beaten, uiamed aud hung,
b, the losrr strata uf rebel Tufiauisui-Uti"n
men Who Are Ia the ranks of the traitors ony
becap. they must 9Th, rwise hay. cchsrd u I've.
Taeu ncccpt every volunteer aud draft or impress
tb"rIssndr bselde; ne caBuot Us yet 'ece ve nearly
ull WHO eagerly flock to our ,taDdards, ss1"g
only The privilege of being led against thr ioes
OF tie Uulon Such are the s-prcts presented IN
the s.veuth week of the strug, e: do they not
cl.uli, toIeshad"w it, fual rr,ult
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
THE GOOD sNIP WILL WEATHER
THE kTOKM.

We all feel it. We know 1t. True. it is no Oh
dinary gale but genuine tornado; yet the stanch
shin Union, though it took her aback und tried the
soundncss of her tinbeis, the stier 9Th Of her rig
rng. answers nobly to her helm aud will walk right
through it. stand on, wreckers
Scarcely four weeks ago, an American patriot
called ON Minister OF Napoleon Ill. to assure him
that We should yet snye the Union. The Bouapar-
ist met him with shrug of incredulity. "Your
"great Republic is gone" replied the Frenchnnan,
land il is The last sgperimem Of republic on a
"iarge scale that uM erer be made" Doubtless,
the wish was in some degree father to the thought,
or at least pat. rnal uLcle. kindred hope plainly
anuates the exertions in behalf of the traitors OF
the Napoleonic organ in this city. The thinly dis
euised British ministerial sympathy for our Sepoys
has similar impulse The monarchists and arslo-
Gratis of Europe would feel that another century,
lease ef power was assured them by the failure and
dissolution Of the American Republic.
They reud history badly, do those good-na-
tured friends Italy was first united under the
.wsy of the Roman Republic; she wac first dis-
nteg,atcd aud distracted by the despot'sm which
succeeded. 1t is Liberty that is making her once
more a nation. FraUce wasted centuries in palo-
tul efforts to constitute herself nation under
successive dyrnstes; 1t was tho Republic that at
las, gave her unity Of laws AID simplicity OF ad-
min,stration. Geru,aLy has spent q th' usand
troubled Years in frucss efforts to like end;
sweep away her dynasties sud feudatOrie', aud
abe. too. would Constitute herself lone and III
=. di,is,bs" within hetine. Liberty is to-day
the cement oi our political edl6ce; 1t is Slavery
alone that distracts and would destroy tho Ma
ton.
Barely six weeks have elapsed since, at the
news Of the Fall Of Sumter, tho loyal States
were summoned to arms. la those six weeks,
Two Hundred aud Fifty Thousand Volunteers
here rallied around the flag of tho Union. They
would long since have exceeded Half u Siiaob
had the Government been able 10 arm and feed
30 many; they uia be Halt MiIlon--Or even a
fuil Million Whenever tho Government sbull
Indicate a Willingness to accept them. The
colnprtitloo fur OIics was fierce and general,
but the .isalry for the privilege Of fighting for
the Union IL keener aud more pefvading. Men
have paid fifty dollars premium for places as pri-
Yates in accepted regiments. Peaceful cit'zens
worth Hail Million dollars are jo, fully standing
guard before and serving tables 10 the Union camps.
Two thirds Of the jOurne,iug to and from Wash
ingtoB 10 by men who 90 to entreat that = lew
more Iegin,euts from thclr respective States-0~s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

'~'d~ra We e.o-'d-~ N. the retsr~. M ssttxa
'or special w"adsr cr indseatss H. learn. ~ ~
"o' sorougs The Syracuse Josvx~i .'a the ass>ss.
ny ct Dr. Marti" McQuren. a eai,xs Of B"sss.
VI sue" an Instance. Dr. McQ zen wss ksr~<
!" qult San Aotcn'". Texas. for he p'siy v
The ooro' The day beior- h. can~ sAs,. ~
Jaw woman from Boston. Ma..acbus.,t. stsi rxl
""krd IN the pu,lic STREETS, tarr,d and frsfs..<-a
ana rode on rail aroesd ,l~ pubic sa,sr..
with Secession flag 90 each side. a c,s~I
conducting tb- orgies. The same wesk Ch,rI,
Sahborn ot iiaverhll. Ma.saehnsstts. ard Fra.cs.
kidder Of Law renee. Mas-acbui est,, we're hs.,-d
by mob. The CRIME Of the three WAS sttoes-
meat tO the Union.