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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28

Fresh Sausage Meat and Tender LSinS
for Sale
Families in want of Sausage Meat Tender Loins
and Spare Ribs can be supplied at the Pork House
of TdecIs1 E.. NJ BRUCE 4 Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28
Important Notice.

ETHE undersigned hereby Informs the people Of thu Conf
crate States Of America that be ID fully prepared to fur
niBh them all the Stoves, HolloE.wAre Mil Gearing Car
Wheels and all other castings that they nay Deed also
any amount ei machine york for hem at fair rates. his
tsssiVe Foundry and Machine shop located at Knoxvs,
Tenn. A. L. MAXWELL, j.
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Lincoln POnders on ihe Crisis.
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CONTINUED ExCITEMExr IN ENGLAN D

wall Street in "A FcVerish State
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Engine and Boiler for Sale.

LIE HNC eIHANL AOHAOA AOA oaLIUs
HAVE hrstrAte Engine Boiler Gao horse poWer for
SALE good Built with the latest improvements
Rochester, New York.
Also sett Of thirty inch CARING Machines, Peksr &C
Built at Cincinnati, new @. B. D0SALDs0N,
deeI0-dlnA Bowling Green, Ky.
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FoRr DoNELSoN, Dec. 25th, 1s6I.-An officers and
privates of the 3Oth regiment Tenn volunteers, alb
sent on furlough, or otherwise, will Immediately
return, if able, and report themselves for duty.
BY order of Col. J. ". HEAD, Com. SOth Regt.
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British WerrhRnt Marine Warned
that W ar is Imminent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28

COMFEDKRATE STATES OF AMERICAN
SO r--- ORDNANCE oEYTcR,
la.tlf q Nashville, Tenn. Dec 9, 1851.
oRTY Cents per pound win b paid for All de
verd the Confederate States Arsenal In this city, before
the st day July 1862, either on existing contracts
erEse. n II WRIGHT,
LIST Lieut. Artillery and 0rduAnes s A,
decl0-dlm C&P Commanding ArBnA1
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Selling out TO Close
He'll dc AkeFS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Nos. 10 and u Market Street,
Have In store
BOO iC5 so i5 Kaa aS1fii SAX si9-'
20 bags Prime Lofeei
90 boxes Star Candies;
81 b5ls EeWsom's v Whisky
10 bis Old Robinson AoRoty WHISKY,
5 " Rye
5 Smiths Old Reserve "
caskB ice French Brandy
10 bills A Seignets -
Is bbIs Gognac, Otsrd and Rochelle ETsndy;
10 bbIs Gin or, Cherry snd Blackberry -
bbls Port: Madeira, shsrTy, Sweet and Malaga wines
10 baskets Champagne Winei
- boxes LAnghorne q Armistead Tobacco;
80 boxes assorted brands
Large stock q fine seesrs, Pickles, Spice BlscnE, liz
lures fur Warehouse Empy Tasks Tiercs, &C., &C. all o.
which they wish to close eat immediately
cec20-Iw
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CHASE FAILS TO EFFECT A LOAN UPON THE
BANKS.
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Forr DoNrIsoN. Dec. Goth. !


On the Sth of January, 1852, Banner viii be
presented by the ladies of Davidson, Robertson,
Sumner and Smith counties, to. the Both Regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
The General commanding, and staff 1.-The officers
and soldiers of the post and the ladies and citizens
are invited to attend
A boat will leave Nashville on Tuesday morning,
January 9TH, for Fort Donelson, and. win convey
passengers down and return at half fare each way.
By order of Colonel ]. W. HEAD, Commanding
3Oth Regiment, G. S. DOUGLASS, Adj't.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff,

We are Authorized 10 snnsunee J. N. HIEToN end
cate for Sheriff Of Davidson County at the ensuing March c
Ucu, decl9-tG
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TWO VESSELS Run THE BLOCKADE
WITH ARMS ASD COFFEE.
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For Rent,

For Rent.
ENHE dwelling No 81 Spruce Street. possession given on
the first OF January, 1861
dscls- dt jsnI'62 RoBT GIBSON
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Richmo1d, Va, Gec. 10, ls6L
TENHE Ordnance Bureau Of tie Confederate saes agree
receive all Charcoal Cold East Jron," delivered at
Nashville, Memphis, Florence Ala, Chattanooga,
before the lst Of January, 1903 ana pay fer per gross
ton, at the point Of de livery
delivered At Nash VILE Chattanooga Foence Ala,
will be paid fer Lieut. Wright Nashvile, IeceiUts
agents. designated by him, those points that ceiv
cred at Memphis BY Mslsr W Huat.
Parties will p.eass assert their irsn, !, -
J. GORGAS, Lieut.. Col,
Chief Of Ordnance.
Chattanooga Gazette month ClaTksVe Chronicle
monIh. decl5-d&Eln
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GENERAL SCOTT RETURNED.
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Union hank of Tennessee,

Union Hank of Tsnneesee.
NASHVILLE, December l. 1861.
ELECTION for eleven Directors, serve the ensuing
u year, will be held a. the Banking House, Mond
9Th day Of JenuGry neat.
dec It'd J. C0RREY, Cashier
For sale or Rent.
G0M PORTABLE Dwelling Bouse with cut buildings Ice
~ house and twelve acres Of land adjoining the Fair
Rent, S450 90.
Also small dwelling Murfreesboro Turnpike, with garden
Rent Sl25 o. lde-5-dimt J.KlkKMAN.
40 Hire.
A - LIKELY EE6R0Es, comprising men, women, boyg
and girls to hire for the remainder this for The
ensuing year. ldeel2 dti JOS. WORK.
For Rent,
KNHE desirable Once Cedar street lately occupied BY Nj
j John Trimble. Apply to
decl0-dlm ". MEREDITH
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Later from Europe.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR

Railroad.
oHANaR OF TIM1.
TENHE best and most reliable route to HunGVie Corinh
Grand junction, Memphis Mobile, New Orleans and all
nts South and southwe-quick time and certain
Express Train leaves Hsshvllle daily arp
Returning, arrive at EashVilIe :25A N.
Mai aud Freight Trains leaves Nashville daily Sundays
eepted) at Jam
keturning, arrive at Nashville at 52)PM
Local Passenger Train leaves Nashville daily Sunday
cePed) 1t P ID.
Returning, arrive at Nashville at 10 A n.
By arrangement with the New Orleans roads Freight in
tended for Holly Springs jackson, Canton. New Orleans
will be sent through without breaking bulk changing cars
Also Freight will through Nashville without change
OF cars ", ON PBKkIns,
decl0-dH General sgoerintsndens.
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! Position Of the Mason and SUDDEN AFFAIR.
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heading master Oa Every page.
Letter from an East Tennessee Unionis

The following letter from Hon. JOHN G. GAUT has
been furnished US for publication. We are pleased
to give it place in columns, an evidence CT
the effect prOdEced upon the mind of ''Union men"
in East Tennessee by the abolition message of ABRA-
NAM TTNCoJN.
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dec24-lW
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W. j. MARR,
Opposite the Sewsnee House, on College street,
the place to obtain Insurance in of the oldes
and most reliable Southern Companies. nOv2O-f
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Tender LOIns, sPRre-kkibs. Back
Bones and Sausage Meat
DERsoHs desiring Hog and ssi 0aI Be saPPled -
j the Packing House Of u. bhuoA 90.
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Read Th1a.

An Offering for sas desirable Reissdenee in Lower
EdsEAed, Lot fronting 100 % Oldham street Residences
containing six roous besees chem bous, srVant
roouB, 90 viii be sold cheap r cash, time 70 good
and prompt parshassr Nov e the tine 10 invest paper
money II is adiEehly Itusted residence foF
ployse on ths railroads. Apply to
A. Y. g. IIEDsLKY,
dscII-1m-- --s---- 50 College street
HAVANA and Domestic cirsa large invoice just rscsls
dec14-n RIM. 2. SHIELDS l. CO.
gs - store for Rent.
NRoM the at Of January the three soEy house TIE
q north side OF Union street, between oeese Cherry
the house L College, The passage leads separate
trance story in each Of which business dis met from
the other coBducted without interference The location
Il Of ths te in Nashville, and well adapted for family
grocery, gOOds, boots and shoes, ste. Apply to
AID. BERRY,
nov % d In at Macey & Hamilton's.a
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NegrOes Wanted.

sOr Sale
Gxchsnge for city county properly, The New ARd
~ Lish: DIaEght Steamer Thistle APPlyto
WM, ". KNOX,
Corner Of Broad and Cherry strssts
Nashville. Team
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a Fight Imminent on the sOuth CarOlina
Coast.
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Il ARaE aocuHulaon Of superior stock Of Every dssrp
4 4 tidna Canat BENJ = SHIELDS 4 cos,
drcIg-u Central Auction Rosua
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ARRIVAL THE ARAGOI
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Wanted Immediately, 10000 bushels cora, delil
cred at race track, or at our pork house, to fee
Government cattle and hogs, for which we wi
pay the highest market price in cash.
f. N RPrCr 4 20 AOeuts O. s A
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

aASeveral iron works in Centre county
have commenced operations since the passage
of the new tariff bill.
sa-A heavy shaft in Mann's axe factory,
near Bcllcfonts, fell on the hand of David
Barbot, almost severing IT at the wrist.
B@We see sundry locofoco papers are
adopting the policy of calling Lincoln's peace
full measures democratic
s9~The new Brigadier General. Col Z. v.
Sumner, appointed in place of the traitor
Twiggs, Is the son-in-lsw of the late John n
Foster Of Harrisburg.
nsa-A boy named Perry Steel threw stone
at George Graham at Milesburg Centre coun.
ty, striking one of his limbs, which mortified
and the boy died.
Psns5oned Trattors.-It is said that among
the Secessicnists now in arms against the
National Government are persons who are
on the pension rolls of the Republic. These
traitors deserve TO receive their pay from the
public treasury regularly and promptly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
KishacoQuillas Seminary and
Normal Institute,

THE undersigned having purcb,..3 j,
- above named building, will CONNIE. a "a "a
first session on May 9th 1861. Ins,,n.s y
gwen IN all the branches taught in tba s'eI =,
Academies and Seminaries. '' 0e'
A Normal department will be o,s,.,.
connection with it to meet the desrs arls- ,I,u
ed by teachers at their last county cupyep,'
In this department the mode Of teachina ~ :
be the same as that pursued 10 the Sta,ssS :.
NAL Schools, while the rates Of tuiti,n s;T !
little over half as high. Teachers alrni,,s
for any length of time. '''
The Principal, being himself pra3,,,.
the State Normal School at MiIIar,r;n1,,' .
thoroughly familiar with the aodp, g,[n',i ,.,,,
Of that school. 1''
This institution is well adapted 10 II. =.
education of the sexes, each sex bavin.
separate department over which a strirt e.
careful supervision will be exercised
Thorough Instruction and a hiqh st1,d,,
OF morality is our motto. No pupil Of a,
Immoral character need apply for aimiss.n
for further particulars apply for circuIa,.
Address S. 4. Sharp, at Mcyeytcwp. sf.
the 25th Of April, kishacoquiilas. MINI,
County, Pennsylvania.
mh2I 5. 4. SHARP, PRINCIPAL
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

s@Levi Burlington, a boy Of II or Is,
was gered by cow in Powells Valley, on
Saturday morning. 2Sd ult., and seriously ia
jured.
sgThe BODY found drowned at Muncy is
identified as that Of Wesley Toner, who was
lost at Rolling Stone in Clearfeld Co. Ilth
Dec. last. He leaves family.
Ra-An agent FROM Mississippi visited
Springfield, Illinois, few weeks ago for the
purpose of soliciting corn for the suffering
psor of his State, and the home Of Lincoln
contributed 1000 bushels. \ southern pa
per considers this humiliating position.
s@The Democrat is very censorious Of
Michigan and its Senators for refusing to
sanction the Peace Conference, but has Moth
ing to say against the democratic gentlemen
in Virginia and other States who occupy pre-
cisely the same position as Michigan.
Ra%The Secession Convention Of Louisiana
has defeated an ordinance which proposed to
submit the new Constitution Of the Southern
Confederacy to a vote Of the people. 1t was
probably afraid that they might reject it. We
hear great deal in these times of the whole
Government being based solely upon the con
sent of those under its jurisdiction tut this
action is strange commentary on that doc
trine.
seEA fractions mule which q boy was rid
ing threw itself before 4 train on the railroad
near Scranton last week. The train could
not be stopped in time-it killed the boy and
considerably injured the mule The next
night, at the same place, two shots in quick
succession were fired at the train without cf-
feet probably designed for the engineer, on
account of the recent accident, in which he
was gultleSs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

4 LBATA, Britannia, Iron and Tin Tsbs
= n and Tea Spoons cheap at Zerbes
CIlER Bowls, Ladies, and Prints cheap
~ az ZerLes
DAkER'S Uuequalled Chocolate, asa
ID sweet spiced and Delaware Chocolate fu
sale at II. Zerbe's
4 tCAMON and Spring Clothes Pins by The
- gross or d6z. cheap at Zerbe's.
4 NEDARWARE.-Brooms, Buckets Tubs
" and Wash Machines at Zerbe's.
( 'ARPET Bags. Carpet Chain and rmbreI
~ las cheap at Zerbe's
4 NRACkERS Wholesale and Retail, cheap
Y at Zerbes
CANDLE Wick, Tie Yarn, Net Yarn and
- Twine, cheap at Zerbe's.
Z tOFFEE Mills. Hatchets, Hammers, Cur
- ry CuInts, Horse Cards and Pad Locks
cheap al Zcrbes
nRlED apples, Cherries and Peaches:
~ cheap st Zerbe.
| AIRY and Ground Alum Salt zs9ss. cheap at
EAMILY and Buckwhea, Flour cheap at
TIsll OIL. Fla1seed Oil and TurFsn;D.
H0SIERY, Gloves and Suspenders, cheap.
IL at ZcrbeS
uoMINY and Beans, cheap at Zerts's.
HAND, Scrub, Shoe. and Wall Brushes
IL cheap at Zerbes.
HALF Bushel and Peck Measures cheaF
IL at Zerbes
INK, Mucilage, Prepared Glue and Paper
nj ARKET, Clothes and Fancy Baskets
w cheap at Zsrbes'
Nj AXE your own soap, and buy the Con
VI centrated Lye at Henry Zerbe's Grocery:
poGckkEr GEl Knives, Purses Hair z.osa,, OIL and
DRIME Rio and Java Coffee at reduced
il prices, also Drowned Coffee at 10, at H.
Zer5e's.
d OPE Halters, Bed Cords, and Clothes
IL Lines cheap at Ierbe's
ID ICE, Essence of Coffee, Corn Starch, 10.
IL rina, Spices, Pearl Starch. Pepper and
Soaps of every description for sale cheap "
II. Zerbe's.
ST0NE Crooks, Jugs and Jars Of all sizes
chean ar Zerbe's.
CHAWL Pins, Razors and Razor Strop'
- ebean at Zerbe's.
SPAdN'S patent and Barrel Churns cheap
at Zerbe's.
SUGAR Boxes, Flour Boxes and waking
~ Canes cheap at Aeroes'
TOBACCO and Cigars of choicest 6rana'
u cheap at LeFDe s.
TABLE Cutlery, Table and Tea SPSoO'
A at Ieroe
4 CHESTS of Green and Black Tea at a'P
Il farent prices at II. Zerhe's. T..
10 80, co, 81 and 65 cents per gaIi0I,
tUs Eight different kinds of M0iasss' -
III. Zerbe's.
1lO0 LBS. of fresh Candy, Of'ngss',
lOUO Lemons, Figs and Raisihs ~ ~
sale low to retailers at II. Zerbe's grocery aH4
variety store. ,.;...
100000 brands eas foE ss sals si ~ ioT Woe r.
+s;Iors .. Zerbs's.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
book Notices.

Godey's Lady's Book for : pril, contains
another maguifcently colored double fashion
plate, and quadrupe extension fashion plate
containing a large assortment Of Spring dres.
ses. Pet Donkey is the stee! plate, ard it is
a suberb one. Drawing lessons and Model
Cottages, which are given in no other maya
z!ac, are contained in this number: and il is
altogether a good one in every particular.
Terms 5hree dollars year. Address L \.
Cooley. Philadelphia.
Peterson's Magazine for April, with embel
lShments and letter-press Of The highest *
cellense, has just been received. The charac
ter Of the work is admirably sustained, and
its popularity is unhounded. Mr.. Peterson
the well knoSn writer, is the Editor and pro-
prietor, and in his .ianis all tI.e credit NTH
er.o achieved vii! be preserved Terms. two
dollars year. Address 9. J. Peterson. 40.
900 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The Fan..r aid Gardner and the 4naeri-
can Bee Jo1aRal, FOR March have been received.
These standard publications are issued b7
A. NJ. Spangler & Co. % North Sixth Street.
Philadelphia, at prices which place them With
in reach of every Farmer and Apiarian.-
Both of them. together with a handsome
Premium Book, are furnished at $3.50 per
snnum. This we believe to be cheaper than
any similar publications in the country, and
ought to secure for them an immense circu-
laton. Those who desire to see them can
obtain specimen copies without charge, by
addressing the publishers as above.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
Philadelphia Market
LEwIsToEN, Mar;

Flour.-Superfne S5a5 l2!, extras 5 25a
5 373, extra family S 50a5 rs, and fancy brands
6a6 SO, according to quality. Rye ioar 81!
l45c, as in quality. Rye 6Ta68c; corn, 56!a
58c for new yellow oats Southern, 3lc, and
Penna 23c. Clovereeed 81 75a5 per bu.
Timothy per bushel.
Cattle Market, March Is, l86l.-The re-
ceipts of Beef Cattle this week reached 1854.
Sales at S7a9 25, according to quality.
$500 Sheep at 54a7c r5E ID. gross
60 Cows at Is AIS for springers, and 20a40
for cows and calves.
1881 Hogs at from 50a7 rs for still fed,
and 25aS per 100 lbs net, for corn fed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
ren With M nnkind foeI;nns .o.Lo..I

rA+ With no unkind feelings to the eth
er applicants, We may express our gratifca-
ton at the appointment OF George Berg
ner, editor of the Telegraph as Postmaster
at Harrisburg, and John D. Cochran of the
Union as Postmaster at Lancaster. Both
are old stamp whigs vhe battied for the
right during the past twenty-five years,
while hundreds of the present would-be
leaders and dictators were among our n.ost
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

A.CHANCE FOR BARGAINs-B K Fro.
ved, agt,, intending to relinquish business
at his present stand, offers for sale AT COST,
from now until the drst day of April next,
his entire stock of Dry Goods, &c. This
will aeord an opportunity for all desiring
to lay in q supply for family use or for
dress, not often met with. As the fact
will soon spread far and wide, ladies and
gentlemen are invited to call and secure
undoubted bargains. Those indebted. to
the store will of course call and make set
tlement at an early day, ieeming this. hint
that money is needed sufficient.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

CoSrAR'S RAT ExTERMlSsroe W
had occasion week or two ago to nso W. "
remedy, and since then have not a r,t.t A. '1'
the house. Its effect was like msoic sVU' w
we therefore confidently recommend nd :. aa' ..
onr readers who are annoyed with H.,
pests as preferable to arsenic or anr,t. II''st
else heretofore used. 4 box contain. ls s
fclent to drive away or kill hundrds Isl' ~
sale by Charles Ritz-25 cents n4r h ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
Fever and .Ague.

4 case Of Eight eyatl,s Saadg c7roI 5g ,Bores Ia
taad Bjttsrs
Michael Kelly, No liz Seventh. near Grant -, says:
Last July. while running OH the river. on q cotton
boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans, was
taken with Fever and Ague. For eight long months
suffered with this dreadful disease. The greater
part Of this iiUt" unable work and scent at
least fifty dollars FOR different IN defines bij found
no permanent relief. Three weeks ago. one Of nv
friends insisted upon my trying Boarnayes Holland
Bitters saying tha; oltrHntesd After taking
It ior week. must state, was q sound man.
have been to worH now for two weeks. and have hnd
/ certify that the above >tat1.ncnt !. true.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Diamond House, Or at r. Ctcste7's GofLic EaH
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
Foreign Appointments

The President on Monday sent to the Sem
ate the following appointments
Minister to England, Charles Francis Ad.
ans, of Massachusetts,.
Minister to France, Hon. William Z. BAY
ton, of New jersey
Minister to Sardinia, Hon. George P
Marsh. of Vermont.
Minister TO Turkey, James Watson Webb
Esq, editor Of the New York Courier and
Enquirer
The Hon. Thomas Corwin of Ohio had
been previously nominated and confirmed al
Minister TO Mexico, and CassiuS NJ. Clay o.
Kentucky Minister to Spain.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
The State of the Country.

The State of the Country.
We do not give the sensation dispstche.
and idle speculatioas Of letter writers, fol
the simple reason that what is published
one day is discredited the next. A
Charleston Notifications eoatinta 20 be cree
ted around Fort Sumter, and the miserabl,
policy adopted by Buchanan Of suffering :
State to coerce the General Government in
clear violation Of the Constitution, viii
leave no alternative vita Mr. Lincoln but
either lighting his Esg TO that fort or caus.
ing its evacuation. At Pensacola the in.
dications are that the disunion traitors who
find so much favor and sympathy with
northern democrats; will soon have Fort
Pickens in the same condition unless al
ready reinforced. 1t will be remembered
that among the acts of Buchanan, after he
had been torn from the traitor scoundrels
who had governed him, was the dispatch
ing of troops to that fort, but the orders
TO land them were, with characteristic
weakness and imbecility, couuterman-
ded. Gov. Houston, Of Texas, refuses to
acknowledge the State Convention, and op-
poses Texas joining the Southern Confed-
eracy. The Convention on the other hand
claims sovereign powers, and is preceding
TO consummate the union Of the State with
the Confederacy. Gov Houston is stated
to be raising troops On his own account
In Virginia, Missouri, and indeed all the
Border States, President I4incQln's Tpaug-
ural Address has created strong union
feeling, but no stone is left unturned by
the unhung scoundrels who sympathise
with treason and traitors to throw those
States into eommotion These reckless
men will yet, We fear, inaugurate civil war
and anarchy to accomplish their ends.
1t would be better for all, if the masses
OF the north would closely watch the dem
ocratlc leaders who are clustering about
Southern rights and defending treason of
the biaekest dye. If some northern States
have personal liberty bills which are un-
constitutional, the supreme Court is the
proper tribunal to decide them 50; and
therefore to justify open and undisguised
treason with threats of war in the South
on that account, is to aid and abet treason,
10 condemn the general government for
ehdeaTorlng to protect the nations proper
ty, whether it consists of forts. arsenals.
mints, money, or stores of any kind,
whether attempted to be seized by small or
large parties of armed men, acting qnlar
orders from persons without government
authority, is inviting anarchy and robbery
for, If the Governor OF Pennsylvania
would have the right Of seizing the PhiIa.
delphia mint and its contents, the city of
Philadelphia might claim the same rigft
and exercise it. Similar comparisons
might De made to an indefinite extent. but
are unnecessary. In the meantime we
hope our readers will make note of such
democratic speeches as were delivered here
lately, as we'll as of sentiments uttered in
various parts of the county by men who
may some day appear before the public as
Otfice seekers.