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Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
EX G RE NJ ENTI-N
PURE NIGHT SO5E

Having been appointed by tho manufacturers sol r,
A''hN - or The safe OF the above ariIcle We are
now prepared 10 furnish II to FARMERS and DE- H..
tkS m such quantities may be wanted
II IS deodorized nnd pqcL,d in Hght barreis.
PRICE, 81 - PER BARREL.
A hbcr@ drdro'on malc far hir-c J,ur,las,x.
Ihls arliclr must not be coninundcd with Poudrctte
Deng as stated, simply lhe pure night soil the great
value oi which ls we'll known throughout the world
Manuiacturcd,by TnAckARA, ScmAFFER q THACk.
ARRAY For Sale only by
ALLEN X NEEDLES,
NJ" ~ Ssuth Delaware Avenue, mud 81 SouIh Water
Street lsl door above Chestnut Street,
lehIi I'm rh'alclylua.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20

Ort Deepest
Planning Mill & ash Factory
We invite the attention Ofa persons IN the city or
country, who contemplate the erection of Dwellings,
Barns &c, to our extensive stock OF Building Maze
rails, in the rough and prepared for use namely
Door AND WINDOW FRAMES, (Cireular IL Plan)
BLINDS-VENITIAN AND PIvOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS.
SIsHEs, (Glassed and not Gassed)
WOOD MoULD!NGS,
HOT-BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELs.
NEwEL PoSTs, (Turned(
BALLAsTERs, (Turncd)
BARN EENTILATeRs
WINDOW GLASS,
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEws. WOoD TUBE-FOR CHAM PUMr'
AIso-DRESSED FLOORING:
WHITE PINE, NORWAY PINE, YELLOW PIvE AND
HEMLOCK, (well seasOned)
Particular attention given to the shipment
OF materials to all points, with dispatch, by
railroads and steamboats,.
| 0E-All OF the above we offer as low as the
lowest, for the cash, or approved paper
| All orders by mail or otherwise, attended to
with promptness, by NOLAND & CO,
nOVS Port Deposit, Nd.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
Peninsular Railroad i.me.
CHANGE OF HOURS

On and alter MUnddy.Ap'i 81. 1871,
Trains tor the accommodation Of
passengers will run as follow until
, further notice: (Where not Olher-
: wise nOIcd, llnily except SUNDAYS.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
GEO. l. STRADLEY,
Practical Boot, Shoe q Cater
MANUFACTURER, OPPOSITE FOX.
WELLS HOTEL, SMYRNA, DEL.

stsv Ths subscriber takes this method 0fim(orming
IM his friends aud III" pnbe generally thai he
80 still continues TO manufacture those inmIIobIe
Boots. Shoes and GaIIen Tor Ladies' and Cen
lemen, for which he has. or Number OF years been
Justly celebrated and would say those who nav vv,sb
any article in line shall have il as cheap az cnn
be had in any other establishment in the State. As
for tit, style and durahtyihe can give abundant re-
ference ifrequisie.
I'm hand, a large assortmen: of Boots Shnes and
CATERS at the lowest pOssible rates. Patent Leather
Boots made IN superO: style, and warrented to fit
Particular attention paid TO Ladies' CATERS and other
SHOES which shall be gollen up IN style surpassed
bv any. s 4. q b w. n e.aaf rsr. .
N. B-Repairing Of all kinds done at reasonable
rates vNo charge for calling and examining the
work and ande nquinn jnl4-ly
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
wnonester's Genuine Preparation"
Is THE ONLY RFIIARIP

Form OF nr. Church3ll's Remedy rN.do I.,v. a..
S.Eloa . IornuAl lhe action OF the Iiyporiosph,ss
eoNsIITtrsS SEEvOrs PoRcE, and they arc tha 49,
~ ~, bLSoo-cEs EFAT1X6 AGESIs KSswx The enact
npn inc tubercular condition Is IMMEDIATE Iit Tnr
ssShAL sIAF1oss nHAPrEAnuxd WITH RArfDIrY wuITH
kHAiIr sAREnors They T,ii>rs the cough dinrf1tsk
pnso,ss.on, tEprofe tho appetite, orTei diarrlsra
1911 isoeats satIs. and JrT cease; the bowels
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
X. NEW WELLS
Photographic L h Gallery,
No. ri ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPIIIA


PHILADELPHIA
One OF the largest and most com pleIe Galleries in the
United States, Wherr lhe hest Pictures, knownIn
The ih0lGgraphic art. taken al prices
no higher than are pald for miserable
CaTICatures.
The proprietor, pracuca Photographcr attends
personally, every stlne--and allows n, picture to
leave the Gallery uuC,s II gives perfect s:tIsac,Joi
naguerreotyP pes aud mb,utyJes Of absent ar dc
ceased friends, photographed to any required ,!ze or
taken on Canvass !Ic size, and painted IN OH by the
best ARTISTS.
At thl, Gallery Prtarcs au he taken in aIv wealth
cr-as ncrett IN cloudy day as when t,. SUI, ,Ll,
Persons visiting The cIty are respectfully llyIl,d
10 examine "ur -prcuucHs which tor prlye and qliall-
Is deiV competition.
" Instruction, gwen IN tte art uI PIp'ograiIIv
X NEWELL
GALLEEl cF ART.
81 Arch Sjlcct. PhIadcIph.a
COMMENTATORS:
From Hon. lENIS ID. CAMrBILI NJ g. Olrn
MY iH!Eiiy AMI lucLG, al concur IN lhn o,.icrr
that the tNcWeIJ Picture ls more life ike Thar, r,
hing they ever >aW. Aly i,ritc.s has t,,I r.,e.i-
"diN 'ft'n @ 3 u, rent ,',> Nurro.s ,la,> irf
nae '''N. '' 'It tIr.i r.>,it- ir,.,. d. 4.
tHr'. a lr '-'.t-- a:d N,,-,,>ol,> 49, ,ulrc,..t,, :,
tins
From Hon. i. JOY MoGnIs, late Minister to I,l!y.
The exquisite huish, bra i, and sollEe>s Of ,our
portraits couJ"ned nh lher durability of color and
iaiihiulness as iIkeHesscs, fan 10 CONNIE No,
lhem to The a'i'i 'i"n and patronage Of all who ap-
prcclate true art
From Con. jas PAGE.
Having occasion tur ;,arait | procured orc from
Mr.. Robert Newell nt t1e city OF PhIlaGclpll,a a
miniature IN Oh CuIor>. uc or lie new process dis.
covered ny INN, aud lahc great pleasure pressing
Tue satisfaction gwen me not only hy The accuracy
OF the Likeness, bul artistic finish ~ all respects.
and recommend INN he patronage of those dismissed
. cnconrng" The beautiful art.
novS9.3m JAS PAGE
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
THE HYPopHosPHIrEs.

" The CURE Of CONSUMPTION, oven in tho
second and Third Stages (at n period, therefore,
when there can be doubt rs to the nature Of
the DIseasel IL the RULE, while DEATH Is THE
EACEPTION." . "I KNOW, - says DR. C.
" TINT they will prove not only "a SIRE I.FU.
EOH In CONSUMPTION as QuInIae 4. in Inter.
mittent Fever. but also ns efIcetunI PRE5LE.
VALVE as Vaccination In Small Pox"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-21

ANTIQUTIEs.-At the village of Zugra
not many miles from COrinth, bronze vase
has just been found, containing no less than
9,l70 Greek coins of great antiquity, the
most modern being Of the time of the Ach-
@an League. At York, in England, famous
for its yield of Roman relics, a sepulchral
stone has recently been discovered in the
cellar Of an old convent, with Latin in
scription signifying that it was erected to
the memory of Decimino, daughter of Deci.
mus. An Anglo-Saxon grave has been
opened at Sarr Mills, in the island of Tha-
net; its contents we're large bronze bowl
full Of bones, beautiful 6bua Of gold, a
bulla, four gold medals, beads of amber and
ametbystine quartz. and number of iron
weapons. In Northampton, during some
recent excavations, the workmen came upon
a mass Of weapons and other implements of
the ante-Roman period. Beyond the Medi-
terranean. Mr.. Davis has been employed by
the British Government, for years, in explo.
ring the site of old Carthage. He is about
to return to Great Britain, with the bulky
results Of his long researches, and Is said to
have made discoveries, which shed q vast
deal Of new light upon Punic history.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-21
Lola NTontez KIlled by IngratItude.

The Philadelphia Press noticing the death
of Lola Montez, processes to give the secret
history of her death. The Press says:
A few months ago she was attacked with
paralysis, which ended In death. The cause
Of this attack remains to be related, and we
shall give 1t here. When Lola went to Cal
ifornia as an actress, she engaged an agent
This gentleman was married man, with
two children, and seeing him unhappy 10
their absence, she presented him with sufii-
cient money 10 bring them and their moth
or on. Shortly after their arrival, the hus-
band died. Lola then adopted the widow
and orphans-sending the latter to Mrs.
Willard's seminary, at Troy. An officer in
the u. s. Navy fell in love with one of these
girls, Lola literally acting in loco parents,
approved of bis sHit During her last visit
to England, the marriage took place. Lola
did not again encounter her protege (who
accompanied her husband to distant State
where he was detailed for duty) until re-
cent period, when she met her walking
down Broadway, 10 company with a lady
of the highest ton. With her usual impul-
siveness, Lola, rushed to her young friend
--as to embrace her. The young lady
coldly drew back and said, MADAM do not
know youp' "Not know me am Lola
Lola Montez" Madam" she answered
as she turned cOldIy, II do not know you,
never saw You before, aud If you persist
in speaking to me, will call a policeman"
Lola went home "more in sorrow than in
anger" and that same day bad the first at
tack of paralysis, which, few days ago,
destroyed her. Lola MOntez was literally
murdered by ingratitude.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-21
THE SOUTHERN mARsELLAIsE.

~
The s. +. Mirror, at the request of cores
pondent, gives the "Southern Marsellaise'"
which is thought to be entitIedtO a place among
the "curiosities Of literature"
Ye sons Of the South, awake to glory
Harki harki what thousands bid you risel
Your children, wives and grandsires hoary,
Prevent their tears and save their eriesl
Shall hateful tyrants, mischief breeding,
With sectional hosts, ruilian band,
Alright and desoate our land
While peace and liberty lie bleedings
To armsl TO armsl ye bravel
The avengng sword unsheathl
March Onl march onl all hearts resolved
On victory or deathl
Now now the dangerous storm Is rolling,
Which treacherOus men confederate raise;
The dogs Of faction loose are bowling,
And lOi our homes would soon invade.
And shall we basely view the ruin,
While awless force with guilty stride,
Spreads desolaton far and wide,
With crimes and blood their hands imbruingf
To armsl to arms, etc.
o Liberty can man resign thee,
Once having felt thy generous flameY
Can dungeons, bolts and bars confne thee,
Or threats thy noble spirit tameS
Too long the South has borne bewailng
That iaIsehoods dagger Northerns WELD
But freedom Is our sword and shield,
And all their arts are unayailing.
To arms 10 arms, etc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-21

GONSTABLE'S SALE.-Where0s, on
" the 18th day Of February A. d. 1861 final
Judgment and decree was rendered in the Justices
Court Of f. w. Smith Esq, acting Justice Of the
Peace in and for the county and township Of Nevada
and State Of California, against LEOPOLD j. RITZR0W
and In favor Of JAMES C0IIY, for the sum of one
hundred and thirty-two dollars principal debt, with
interest on the principal at the rate of two per cent
per month from the rendition Of judgment until
paid together with all costs Of suit and whereas
the 18th day OF February A. D. 1861 it ordered
and decreed by said Court the mortgage set forth in
plaintiffs complaint be fOreclOsed and the property
therein described to wit that certain lot parcel
OF land situated lying and being in the township Of
Nevada, county Of Nevada and State OF California,
end bounded on the westerly side by lot occupied By
Cashn and said Coy for Slaughter Yard and front
ing said lot 200 feet more less, together with
the frame building, dwelling thereon, occupied
by said defendant Ritzrow also one bay horse brand
ed on the left hip, and one horse wagon and har-
ness for said horse and wagon, the sand horse and
wagon known Rtgrow's horse and wagon, and
once used by hm in peddIing
Notice is hereby given that viii sell all of the
above described property to the highest and best bid
der for Cash in front of the Court House door in the
City Of Nevada on Wednesday March 9th 1861. be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r N.
Given under my hand this l4th of Feb A. d. 1861.
J. b. GRAY, Constable.
J. !. Caldwell, Pl'Gs Att'y.-iebl4td
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-21
Number 4S.1
Number 4S.l
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR


AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
IA THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SIDEWALK On
COMMERCIAL. STREET.
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do Ordsin as
follows:
SECTION l. II shall be the duty Of the property
holders on the southerly side of Commercial street
between Pine and Broad streets, on or before the
10th day of January, A. D. 1861, to construct side
walk in front of their property
SEC @ Said Sidewalk shall be on the grade Of the
street, Of uniform width not to exceed eight feet,
and shall be constructed under the supervision and
direction of the City Marshal.
SEC. 3. Should any property holder on CONNER
cia street. between the termini specified in the first
section of this ordinance, neglect refuse to con-
struct the Sidewalk in front of his OF her property
as required it shall become the duty Of the Marshal
to let out contract for having the work done. ana
the property along the line thereof shall be held re-
sponsibe for the reasonable expense Of the same
Passed December Sth, 1850.
JOHN WILLIAMS, President
T. II. RoLFE, Clerk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-21

CHERIFF"S SALE.-Whereas, ON the
- Tth day Of January, A. D. 1861, in the District
Court IN and for the county of Nevada and State Of
California, FRANCIS SMITH recovered Judgment
against ARTHUR NJ HENRY for the sum of Seven
hundred and ninety-two dollars and twenty one cts
debt with interest on the said sum Of STp2 2l from
the 9th day of August Is60 at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum until paid, together with sos 90
costs Of suit have levied upon property which was
heretofore levied upon and attached August 9th 1860
at O'Clock and 30 minutes ?. NJ, to wit All the
right title and interest Of the above named defendant
Min aud TO certain set OF mining claims mining
ground, situated upon San Juan HILL Nevada county
CALIFORNIA, and known as A. Henry Co. Is claims
bounded on the north by Farquhar & Co. q claims
on the east by the GO-Ahead Co.'s claims, and on
the west by the Starr Co. claims together with all
the appurtenances thereunto belonging Also, all
the right title and interest Of the above named doen
dant OF In and to certain set of mining claims or
mining ground, known as Henry Redshaw's back
ground and bounded on the west and nortl bv the
starr Co. 8 claims, and the east BY the Henry &
CO.. claims, and situated upon San Juan Hill, Ne.
vada county, California. Also all the right title and
interest OF the above named defendant of in and 10
certain set OF mining claims known as the CO-Ahead
claims, together with all sluces and fumes thereun
TO belonging, situated upon San Juan Hill Nevada
county California.
Notice is hereby given that win EXPOSE TO public
sale All Of the above described property TO the high
est bidder for cash. ON WEDNESDAY, the o7th day
of February, A. D. 1861 between the hours oi fen
O'Clock A. N. and four O'Clock D. NJ in front of the
Court House door in the City of Nevada, to satisfy
and pay said Judgment.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Feb, 1861.
J. B. VAN HAGAN Sheriff.
by JAS. b. VAN HAGAH, Deputy
Mcdonnell 4 Garbor Pl'n's Attorneys. feb5.td
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-21
NOTICE TO SCRIP HOLDERS!

NUI4VE 10 DCh1F hULUEhO
The holders Of County Warrants drawn on the
General Fund, and registered prior to May 1st
1855 requested TO present the at the Treas
urer 8 01iee for payment, as interest on the same
ceases from this date.
Nevada Feb. 7th, 1861. ]. W. CHINN,
Treasurer, Nevada County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA-THs Captk,s Of
hoTnsy-f0E5 Hundred Prisoners Tak.a-The
wheeling Press Of Tuesday gives the following
account Of the attack Of General Kelley on the
town Of ROmney, and the defeat and rout Of the
rebel forces:
we learn from gentleman direct from Rom
ney NAT the light took place near MIL Creek
some four or nve miles from Romney The rebels
were soon repulsed, and Gen. Kelley after them a,
double quiekn The only stand the rebels made
wss near The Indian Mound Cemetery and in the
own The enemy threw shell, but could do no
Gama2e; Our troops then made an entire rush AT
mem Win such vociferous wells, passing under
net ere mat they gave way. The rebel infantry
now ma towards Winchester, and the cayal,y
Lo~ards Springfield but were checked at the
wIfe suspension bridge by a detachment of Union
uooPe detailed from Cumberland. They toe mn
me oroge TO prevent our troops from crossing
ten Kelley captured some four or q We hundred
prisoners, among whom 10 Col. E. A Armstrong
lave pemoer OF the Richmond Convention two
nunofeo horses, three wagon loads Of new rides
.nfee cannon, large quantity Of corn tents and
IA IaSt everything they had The loss on our sid p
was out one man killed and I've wounded 'Tbe
loss OF the enemy 10 not known. but must bav.
eesn considerable. The expedition has been
truly successful ~ "0'"
The Wheeling lntelligencer gives the sbove
PdnlcuIap, with the additional announcement
tnat General Kelly stiIl occupies Romnev Win a
iofce o. 90 men, consisting Of two Ohio re0i
mens, six companies Of the Seventh ViroI5i,
heR!uient, one company Of the Third yiryipIs
ana TWO cavalry companies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31
Further from Eurepe.

HALIFAX, Oct 30 The steamer Europa has
arrived with sdyices from Liverpool of the 10Th
Inst She brings nearly fs 600 sterling.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
writes that discussions to the line Of policy 10
be adopted by France and England on the mer-
lean question are again renewed, and that posi-
Oily Information brought over by the Prince
Napoleon may have contributed 10 make the EN-
pefof more inclined to listen to proposals whic b
might be made In this respect by England
Dr' huoeil's letter to the London Times alludes
70 the great naval expedition, and says that the
gosernnent has determined to open a cotton port.
ana that don't believe In the oaths of the south
sIneis never 70 give bale Of cotton to the YAM
sees, put thinks the temptation az high prices
pressiling VIII attract large supplies Of cotton to
port Tor expectation, and that thus government
monopoly may be created In cotton: and ! strono
protecuonisu government will scarelv faJl tn mt
on the screw with foreign customers. Dr nss.li
thinks that the large ports Of the South are toera
nty safe
cRAcow, Oct lS-The churches at wan,w
were forcibly entered by the military and the
male portion Of the congregations convened 10
the citadel. Half Of the persons arrested nave
since been released, but II was asserted that two
Thousand prisoners remained In the citadel, who
would be dfaffed for military service. The
CLERGY cloeed the churches on account Of their
Proclamation by the military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

fhoNoIloN FROM THE RANKS 1t 10 reported
tnat The Secretary Of War has made up his mind
promote ir.mthe ranks sub soldiers and non.
bravery that they will make good oficers. we
are sure that nosiep Will be received with be,rt,sI
spptoosuon than this by the people Of this coun.
~, S.u Ce,udlhly II" better means could be de-
promononsI where they are the reward Of gallant
CONDUCT In action, ought to be Immediate and
Poolle. Let Il be understood that 10 be men.
Soneo IN me dispatches Of the commander Will
bring Instant promotion, and II is mot univ tbs
Ieeunfs VINO will win for then selves rank and
eonot oY gallant conduct. For the present il
would De q great advantage to many Of our vol
su Ieglnens 10 have few steady, cool and
Intelligent non-ccmmisstoned orscsrs S,orn 81.
regular army placed among them as CON pan v
oneefsi and a. the Secretary appear. To be In
seInest, we recommend him to III in this manner
tso, ~ saing varant every day by the resigna-
ane.-H Y. Post 0"u iieu'en
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

MAneIAss OF MISS ISABELLA HrsKLEY.-Tbe
New fork Post Of last evening says:
To-day our favorite pripid donna, Isabella
hinkley, was married t. Signor Susini the py,,ro
basso Of the associate artists
Ihls accomplished and beautiful young lady
who achieved so marked a success at the Scade
my OF Music on the night Of the sd Of Janus.
~, le6l, Is daughter Of the soil, an Ameri.
can girl beyond peradventure, having been born
I'm Albany, New York, In the year 1870. B,r
remarkable musical powers as developed early
In her youth, caused her friends to desire that
she should have the advantages Of a thorough
musical education, which she received In Itaiy.
She won brilliant musical laurels on the cont,
nent, and while at Cologne, Ullman was present
at representation Of {" III Bar biere, - and imm.
diately offered Miss Hinkley an engagement for
New York She was already engaged for Milan,
but by paying sum Of money the engagement
was cancelled, and that Of Ullman acceptsd and
TO fulfil which she sailed In Novem Der for New
York, arriving there on the 17th after an absence
Of three years and seven months
She appears here in Operatic concert IL will he
remembered, on Friday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

a CosrErEEAIE PRIzE.-The PhiIad.lpbt,
Fyes; OF Yesterday says: Yesterday mornin1 tbs
Rnls Ghoooer specie arrived at the navy Hard
mander Edward M Yard, OF New Je-sev on M III
night OF the 18th Of October, in longitude 81 deg
~ min west, aud latitude 81 deg. 81 MN north
go, gae wss ron Savannah, Georgia, and bound for
Specie was placed In charge Of master Henry p
Inings, and prize crew Of ave- and sent North
ieeching the navy-yard yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

THE GREAT OPEsArIc CONCERT to take place
Tomorrow night at the theater, naturally excites
much interest In musical circles here and In the
community at large, as II is not often that we
have presented on single evening such an array
Of eminent talent The appearance Of the great
American prima donna, Miss Hinkley, supported
by such tenor as BrlgnolI, such a basso as Susi-
nj. and such baritone as Mancusi, is indeed d
musical event in Washington.
Reserved seats NAV be secured at our neighbor
Metzerctts, and al willards' Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

CcsrRAcrs FoR LunBER-The bids for ove, ,
miliicn feet Of lumber for the use Of the army
We're opened IN Washington on Tuesday. Tb,
lowest oosa tds bid for white pine boards ICON
noh euiingsl was el6 per Nj, and eI4 Der IN 10,
nemlocf scantllng. There was one from Port
EeponS Nd but IL contained q long provisc
Soous the War Department. opening the potomac;
w. hot considered The rates heretofore o. Id
PINE boards were about sI6 TO sis Der M.
:, .. Blu Of Columbia, Pa, 10 said 70 be the low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

MAJOR ZAooSI--Msior Zaaoni. yvho.. h,,u,.,,
UTy charge at the head Of fremont;s nod
guard upon the rebels at Springfield we have ,n.
n1uneea ,wss formerly IN oracer under Gar bald
artillery by the Piedmontese Goyernmrnt ,n y,
reservations, which be habitually wears. testiSv
TO the brave deeds which he schieved befo,s
coming 70 this county. In person Major Zagoni
10 tall aud very fne looki NC, and his sppearsncs
would indicate that be 10 about thirty.Ave year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31
spiri, Of the Morning Press.

The FHi,3ligsrcr, IN an article upon the gov
eminent Of Maryland, argues that the success or
defeat OF ths sscessonists at the polls will not
affect the ssatus Of the State at ALL the Federal
Government will allow no man to occupy public
once In Maryland whose sentiments are hostile to
the Union.
The kspx6iicas devotes its attention 70 news
matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

III Is announced In the New York papers
that the State prisoners confined In Fort Lafay-
cite are all to be removed to For; Warren, in
Boston harSor. which has been for some time IT.
uns up Tor Their accommodation. The object Of
the change IL not divulged, but II Is believed to
De the intention of the Government to put the fort
In more perfect state Of defense for the protsc-
ton Of TIE harbof Of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

O Mr.. ]. w. Fatrss, brother Law TO Alex.
endef Mckinley, the private Secretary of Com
dupont, who, 1t has been reported in the New
York papers had absconded with the maps and
cnarn Of the naval expedition, is out In a nots
deaouncins the whole story as a calumny