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Business aOtirts.
LIZ MFRovED SWING )

IEH-o LMFkONED eEWING Mac
CHIMES,
taken un She premiums tvgr awarded 81 the
tas uir nay be considered he real Premium
i1e. he celebrated Letter 8 Panty and Pianta-
Arhlne. athe vsfy los rries q sso, including
ers Iucksr and Fensr, Is the prime favoTiie. ne
nr q a zpeciufn q ns leitsrs we are receiving
% 7lrnisrs andtner heads Of families.
aoLIFzR. Tenn, March u, 1851.
~. kDrIs DEAN-Dear Sir; The Letter A ma
ne buueht q zee fur $50 givss TIE highest satis-
aea. inase tried several kind, but thit is ssps-
= ueu nnl Il sevs ne heaviest negro cioshinr
.tthe caes zrs'ln beautifully. and aevsr gets oui Of
eriar- Yours truly,
L. 2. ADAMS.
~ selreulaf o~ouiaining q fan description
hIs1 N4gE srHEEr.
n4ean-n1t EDv4x DEAN .-s
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From the ~xnmlner, Norfolk, Va.
oephalie Pills accomplish The object for which they
were made, viz Cure Of Headache in all its forms.
From the Rxsniuer, Norfolk, va.
They have been tested in more than a Thousand eases,
with sntire success.
From The Democrat, St Cloud, MINI.
HyOu are, or have been troubled with the Headache,
send for a box ~(cephalie Pills., 50 that you may have
Aem In ease Of an attack.
Prom the Advertiser. Proviasnes. n 1.
The OsphAlie Pills are aid to be a remarkably sRee-
tive remedy for the Headache, sad one OF the very best
for that very frsqueut complaint which has ever been
discovered.
Prom the western z. 2. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily indorse Mr.. s~palding, and his unrivaled
CePhalie Pills
From the Kansvsa valley Star, KsnaNha. Va.
We sre sure that persons suffering with the Headsche,
who Try them, will stick to them.
From The Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La.
Try themI you that are sfiisted. and we are sure that
your esumony can be added to the already numerous
list that his received dement's that no ether medicine
can produce
Prom the 81. Louis Democrat.
The Immense demand for the article CUsphalie Pills.
Il rapidly increasing.
From the GaEsits, Davenport, lows.
Mr. s~DallinE would not connect his name with an ar
neie he did not know to possess real merit.
Prem the Advertiser, Providence, 4. l.
mo testimony in their favor is strong, from the most
Respectable quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, RI.
Cephslie Pills are taking the place CT all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin. Boston. Mass.
Said 70 be very en-aeious for the HsadAehe-
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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rUsf resolved per steamer WittaburE, . larsa - 81
:, very s~ussrior shingies. Thsy viii bg sold ioV TOT
e..a- rhoss dasiriuz 10 purchase W0did DO vel % gire
1911 FLouRNoY A CRAWFORD,
rrs-Eav No. II Front rsF.
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neah nc EYtdence.

HOfIOyyay's Pills and Ointment.
DOMESTIC REMEDIES No ether formula eombine
in 50 compact or concentrated a farm the active and ss-
seatial properties Of msdisins, or are SO well adapted
TO family use as these popular remedies. Devoid Of
mineral ani vegetable poisons, simpls bat emeaeioua In
operation, they may Be raministerod with equal safety
to the infant as to the adult. NJ household should be
without a supply, as they are always useful in case Of
accident.
sod By snaruggists, at ase, sc, and 81 per box.
mr7T~dfxNwIw
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sUPKRINTENDENF's OFFICE, CENTRAL R. r.
SAVANNAH, Ga, January q, 1851. I
HAVING been Informed that reports are circulated
III in the I'D country OF Georgia, in Tennessee, Ala
bama and Nissi sippi Ono doubt put forth BY interested
persens, 10 iniure Savannah and her railroad and aeam-
ship lines1, that the port Of Savannah is closed b. block
scs, or by some other means, and that goods and produce
no - be delayed b. this route.
This il TO give notice 10 81 interested that ihe com
insrce Of this Port Is unrestricted aHd going on VITA It's
usual actiylty5 that our steamships are runEinE a
usual. and are likely 10 o~ontinue. and that shippers can
gel their goods By this route. and ship their produce IN
airy direction As certainly and expedttiously as hereto
fore.
No advance Of freight By the steamship lines 10 this
port. GEO W. ADAMS,
mrts-IW General superintendent.
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sdT Travellers, when you &c to New York,
onFe drN @ ne -saITEsoNLAE HOUSE,, Broadway,
@fnsr OF Ao1sion street. conducted on the Eurspeas
piAn-7g'od faiss seed rooms, prompt attendance aud
nodef-ts ehsrgss. Single rooms. Sc cents Is cent. nd
81 per days douBle rooms and pariors. Al 50 "a a.
neaA a ordered. This hotel has al he appointment,
Of NJ best hotels, a moss central location, and is heated
Arouneut By steam. SAMUEL p. MAD.
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srArE or YfnsIEIA.
srArE or VIRGINIA
STATE or vIReISIA,
coMrraoLLER,s orr1cr.

CoNPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE TENS O., Feb. %, 1851.
This is 10 certify, that the Insurance Company Of the
YEley Of VirEinias located at Winchester, IN the STATE
o. Virginia, has complied with al the requirements Of
the Code, on the subject Of Foreign Insurance Corpora
{ ohs, in sessions 1885 t. 1907 inclusive, a. well as ths
aeta Of 2tth OF Hareh, 1852, chapter or as, section 70
requiring . deposit with the Comptoller OF twenty
thousand dollars Of sL per cent. bonds on the State
And that @. VI Oroek is the legally uathcrinsl
sgent Of said e0mpary in the city Of Memphis, State Of
Tennessee.
paid foT this old and reliohis Insurance Company BY
ma5 q. ". L ROC
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For

Do yuu want y0ar delicate, siokly, puny chldrsa 10 a.
healthy. strung and robust 2-thsn give them MeLeaa-
strengthening Cordial tsee the directions on each bet
uel 10 is delicious 70 take.
one abiespooufui t1keu every morning astuGs q a
sure preventive against Chins and Fever, Tel0a Fever,
Cholera, or any prevailing disease
CAUTION beware Of crugsists or dealers we may
~ O. palm upon you q bottle q Bilters or Sar1auarina-
which Lheg can buy cheap By seylng Il d Just as Euei-
There are even men base en11sn 20 steal part or ny
name % dub their vile deoocigns- Avoid such iufa-
mous pirates and their V~iiainods compounds. Ask Hr
Dr.. ]. H EcLeanis Sreuzthaaing co1dlai and Bi6od'
Pmidor. Taks EothinE else Il % the only reuady
shat wiz purity the biosd h0FouEhly, and e. the sane
tine strengthen and i~nvig0rats the whole organi1aions
Il la p1t up In large btles-tl per botle, CT G1 n.-
Ties for s.
DR. !. a.. McLEAH, Sole Prourisfor,
Corner Third and Pine streets. St. Louis, No.
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vs.. Attachment by Gsrnishmsnt.
A. G. Edwards.
IN this cause, comm enoed by att4chment on the ground
L Of non-Tesidence and E~zrRishment, the defendant. il
notified that the same Is set Tor trial on the 7TH DAY
OF APRIL, 1851. before J. Horne, Justics Of the Peacs
for shelby county, Tennessee, when and where he Is re-
CURED TO appear and defend the suit, Otherwise tbs
SAME will be proceeded with ex psrte.
fe27-w4t J. HORNE, J. P.
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Lumber, Lumber

TgSr R~ECRIVED-i25.o0 900 feet clear Whit Pine, 1,
s X. 2 and 3 inches thick; i6o. 900 feet dried white
and Yelisw Pine Flooring; 2oO,00o feet sawed Cedars,
for building purposes, posts. etc. a general assortment
Of Fencing 900, coo sawtd and cut Lsihsi 10000 heart
Cypress half inch Shingles, and 5000 Fire Briek, in
addition 70 OR already large st0ck ~ Lumber Doors,
Sash. Blinds. etc which we viii sen low for cash.
mr4-ly.sep-jE21 NJ n. q BROS.
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CERTIFICATEg.
We, the undersigned, have had our h~repiaces set with
DOdgea patent for setting Crates, and we hnd the rooms
better warmed, with less fuel, than they were before
its adoption and we take pleasure in recommending 1t
% our citizens generally for the comfort Il insures and
its economy in the m OF coal.
Thomls James FiRnie, Charles Potter,
J. L. Morgan, James B. Cook,
g.. FAlls, A. EdmondE,
B.F Dill, !. G. Flnnie,
T. N. Cash, J. J. Murphey,
J. s sshoonover, Morgan & Baldwin.
Narnnn
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nEFT1L ROOMES.

Al.9, ,,t &c same door. d.. J. B. wAssoS has ate
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In Chnncerr.at memnhfs

In Chancery, at Memphis.
CTATEF OF TENNESSEE-Proceedings had on the
y Chsncery Side OF the Common Law and Chancsry
Court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday, January the
18Th, 1851.
John PitmAn, Arthur <. TayIsr, WIN. Fsuis, John
Blackwell and Alexander Bowers, CouplaInauts,
vs..
Thomas ,. Psyton snd George c Harbin, arm Of Peyton
x HarbiE, and others, Defendants.
NOTICE TO CREDTTORs.
In pursuance OF a decree entered in tie Shove STATED
cause, Of cate January %, 1851, al Of the parties who
are creditors Of Peyton g. Harbin, are hereby required
70 come forward and he their claims in the once Of the
clerk and master OF said court, on or before the 18th day
OF April, 1851, in order 70 receive their pro rata OF any
money or Moneys belonging 10 the fund IL said Cause,
being The same assigned By defendants, Peyt0n * Har-
bin, 70 Dr.. N. Rasland, trustee.
Aoopy-sttest: Ohm @. LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
s. 7. watson, solicitor for oomplainznts.
mrt4-taW4w
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From The Democrat, St CLOUD, Minn.

From the RIsniuer, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than a Thousand eases,
with entire success,
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$50 SIS =
n. B-We hold all our stocks and binds as perma-
nsnt investments, and the present prices SHOULD not b
sonsidsrsd a. a proper standard for their real value
but preferring 70 conform strictly 70 the Requirements
ofths Law, have quoted them al the ioEost cash price
At The date Of statement, which makesE diaersnes o.
~sh.-Amount abilities due and not due
to banks and other reditors---.... M.s55.Ts
6th.-Lossss adjusted and due. (unpaid be-
ssuse Of contest among ered-
rors). 1924
7th.-Lsfses adjusted and not
lQ,20a49
Sta Losses adjusted..-..--.... 28,f09.69
sth--L0sses in suspense, waiting further proof, mona
except what are resisted On the ground Of fraud
and rot allowed.
loth--A1 other claims against the company there
are sOme unsettled claims.
iiib The Eredtest amount insured IN any enc risk
me general rule Of the company il, not 70 70 ex-
eeed Is. 900 on any one risk.
L1th.-Ihs greatest amount allowed By the rule Ct the
company to Be Insured In any enc city, town or
village, depending upon its sire and hsW buiH
i3.-The greatest amount allowed to be IN any one
bleck, depends upon it. extent snd csnstrreusn.
Ifth--rno act o. Incorporation Of the company Is the
:. S. CARSON P~rssident,
WI. L. BENT, Secretary.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Ffeirick County,
J. s. Carson, President. and Wn. L. Bent, Secretary
this day personally appeared before the subscriber. .
Justice Of the Peace, ia and for said county, in the State
Aforesaid, and made oath that the annexed ststemsnt is
true As hhowd BY the books and papers hledin the once
Of said c1mpary.
Given unds-ny hand this Ifth day q Fe5ruurv. 1851.
J.R- BROWN J. P.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Frsdriek County. Is.
I, J. @. Rely, Clerk Of the county court o. Fret-ick
county, in the State Aforesaid, DO hereby certify that J
r. Brown, before whom the foregoing amdsvit was
made, is 3 Justice Of The Peaoe in aad for said county
duly eoumissioncd and sworn, and that 70 al his acts
as nuch, full faith and eredtd are due and Of rigth ought
70 Be given, a. well IN courts Of justice a. thereout.
In testimony whereof. I hsve hereunto rubscribeded
nay name, and hxed the seal Of said county, this IIth
day Of Fe6rusry, 1851, ard in tae ssh year o. the CON-
monwealth. &c RELY, G. o.
STATE or VIRGINIA,
Frearisk County.
J. RobL 2. wolfe, Notary Public IN and for the county
Aforesaid, do hereby certify that 7 have examined ard
oonparsd With The ~foregoing statement, the bonds,
certificates Of stoek, mortgages. etc, belonging to the
Insurance Company Of the Valley OF Virginia, ard End
them 70 correspond herewith And I DO further GER
tfy. that the value EmKsd TO each Is correct. 20 far as 7
am able 70 determine from ~qustatiocs and other reliable
sources Of Information, and that the mortgages are on
property OF double the value Of The debts secured
thereby.
In testimony whereof, I have beTeunto Subscribed my
nsme, aud anEed ny notorial seal, at the town Of Win
chester, Va February 11fh. 1851.
ROBT. T. WOLFE, Notary Pablic.
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THIS LngIKENT, ualks srhinsfy eppiieatioas, Is =
II perfectly transparent llqutd-Hin not sol! the SKID
Of ne most delicsls tndiVidEG hnd warranted % Be the
best i0eal appileatisA ever tGerel 70 the public. ts
pcHorfal penetrating qoaiit -dart It 20 every form q
Rhsumaasm, EeuraiEis, pain Of every chareeter,.
For sale b. ward q HcCIKAeaso- Tapestry Rrussen
For ale onsy byef anu inErsin CAEPErfEGS. OIL
Rn three 20 eighteen feet wide.
KING GBASSES o. al kinds.
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Reynoldsburg, Franklin county, Ohio, !

Henry c. spaldinE,
No. IS Cedar st., n. T,
Dear Sirg
Enclosed hnd twenty-five cents C25l, for which SEND
box Of Cephsic Pills. Send 70 address q Rev. Wm. @.
FILLER. ReynoldsburE, Franklin county, Ohio.
Your PAa t50Tk IKE a ehdTm-eure Headache
dlzosf fnffaater.
Truly yours,
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5Asnrants.
OR OK'S
INSURANCE AGENCY,
TELEGRAPH BUILDING,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
STATEMENT
OF the Capital, Assets and Liabilities Of
The Insurance Co. Of the Val
ley Of Virginia,
JANUARY IST.. 1851.

AH--thenalae Fni locaiiiy q the Oompaay, sfhs Ta-
satsnes eoageny q the Valley Of Tirginia. - Ioestsd At
FinehHzter, va.
4--Ihe amount q OsoitaI Stock S.. .es5o0oo %
@-lAe HEeant u Capital Siock paid up
$50. al3.o
me rensindcr Is appreciated b. stock
hol.S und9ahtsd yency...-4.s75 % go. oO0. 90
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hEEFHEs, Marck 10. 1851.
A~N Or Ten Douars per share upon ~ capital stook
q ais hank vas made this dsy. Al a meeting ~ ~
e~ire,aor. ts b pald GA he 2al DAY OF Aprffnext.
mfso-h BEN. NAY. Cashier
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
cephalic Pills coompIish the object for which they
we're made, viz Cure OF Hsadaehe in all its forms.
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nyou are, or have been troubled with the E1adae
send for a box (cephalic Pills., so that you may b
hem In ease Of an attsek.
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Prom the Western r. p. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily indorse Nr. s~palding, and his ~unrivale
CephAlic Pills
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once turnitsrs Stationary Dlltss ETC. 5000
80 Sc ID
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WIZ. O. FILLER.
Tp,ll.sti, Hioh. January IA, 1881


Sir.
Not long since I sent 20 yeu for a box Of Cephalie Pills
for the cure Of the NezvoEs Hesdsohe and Costiveness,
and received the same, snd they he'd 90 good en- EJECT
fadf ! Wds induced 10 send for more.
Please send By return mail. Direct to
A. R. WHEELER,
Tpsilanfi, Mich.
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Prom the Advertiser, Providenes, n !.
The Oephalic Pills are aid to be a remarkably sRee
tive remedy for the Headache, sad one OF the very bes
for that very frequent complaint which has ever beer
discovered.
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gs " 1ss % sAasss ia S5 gIC.ss ganrE.r sga @s gsass e 20 art msa aaas
U@d uenassm du superior nmm. Ha III
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Prom the 81. Louis Democrat.

Prom the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans. La.
Try themI you that are enlisted and We are sure thai
your testimony can be added to the already numerous
list that his received dement's that no other medicine
can produce
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From the Kansvha Valley Star, BsnaEhA. Va.
We Hge sure that persons suffering with the Headsehs,
who try them, will stick 10 them.
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n. ToNFNF, Secretary.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-04-25
roorre.nopdanee Of tho Nor..
The Orisis md Its Dutieg.


The Crisis and It's Duties,
DEAR NEws:-Now, since the war has
been started, 1 think the time has at
length come when it is proper for those
who really prize the Union to cease cry
ing peace and compromise, and to pre-.
pare for action.
The suspense has been so long and
terrible that the certainty of war makes
one breathe more freely, and now the
only practical question remaining is,
how to bring it to a speedy and success
ful termination,
have watched the progress of events
and my hopes arose with the prospect
of peace, and my spirits dropped when
war was in the ascendant, but now that
the sword has been uusheathed by trail
tors, l trust that patriots will not be the
first to return it to its seabbard.
In all probability upon the ro-ussem-
bling Of Congress there will be a gener.
al call for volunteers In the mean
time would it not be we'll to organize a
company of militia in each township Of
tho county, in conformity to the State
law upon the subject? Those who might
wish to join the Federal forces when op-
portunity offered, could thus be afforded
the means Of salutary discipline, and
those who might remain would be in
readiness to meet any emergency thai
might arise,
The contest so reluctantly and delib'
erately entered upon by the government
may become general, and rage upon Our
border or in our very midst-God only
knowsl It may be long and doubtful
obstinate and bloody. In any case il
is well to realize the very worst tina
may befal us. 'Eorewarned, forearm
ed"
Think not that the invasion Of our
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Massachusetts.

BOsToN, April H. The steamer s.
K. Spaulding, which leaves this p. NJ.
for Norfolk, will take $40 troops. Their
destination is said to be Fortress Monroe.
The remainder will start overland to-
night by special train. The Western
Bank has rendered a loan of $4,000
to the State, and the other Boston Banks
agree to increase the amount to one
million for the defence of the Govern
ment.
Boston is filed with soldiers. and
companies are still arriving 1t is uu-
derstood they will go to Washington
commanded by Gen. B. T. Butler
The Governor made them a speech
from the State House, Four regiments
leave this week, one for Fort Monroe.
The Suffolk Bank has rendered $780,
600 to the State, and the same amount
to the United States
a large meeting of Irish citizens
was held last night Patriotic resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted, ex-
pressing unhinching devotion to the
Federal Government.
A proposition was made to raise an
Irish regiment, and tender it to the
President.
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THE srAR.srAyGLED BANNER.

On say, con you see by the dawu's carly light
What 80 proudly we haId at the twghts last gcam.
Whose broad stripes and bright thro the porous
fight
Der the ramrarts we watch'd wcro so gallantly
streaming,
And the rockets red glare, bombs bursting i'm air,
Gave proof thro the night that flag still there
Oh, say, does the star-spangled banner still wave
Ger the land of the free, and the hone of The bTayC3
On the shore dimly seen tlro tho m5ts Of the deep
Where the foe naughty host In dread silence rcposcs,
What g. that which the breeze DER the towering steep,
As &c hlnIuy blows, half conco1ls half discluses2
Now it catches the glcam of the morning first beam,
I'm full glory reflected now shines ON the stream;
'Tis the siar-spgugled banner oh, long gmay t wave,
Der the land Of the free, and the home Of the brave.
And whore Is that band who so vauntngly sworo,
That tLc huyus Of war, and the battles confusion,
A home und country should leave no morpl
Their blood has wusd out their foul footprints pol
luton.
No refuge could save the hircling and slave,
From the terror of flight, or the gloom Of the grave:
And the -7paugled banner 10 triumph doth wayc,
Oerthe land Of the free, aud the home Of the brave
OH thus be % ever, whom frccmcu shall stand
Between their luyd home and wars desootion
BLESSED with vctry and peace, may the hoay n-rcscued
land
Praise the power that has made and preserved
tiun.
Thcn conquer we must, when our cause It is just;
And this be- our motto, "IN Con Is OUR rHUsr.'
And tho star spauFl7 banner in triumph shall wavo
Ger the land Of the free, aud ho home of the brave.
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PIKE COUNTY Passive have re-
ceived the first two numbers of a very
neat aud sprightly little paper with the
above title, hailing from "Piketon, Pike
county, on the turnpike" where Sam
Pike once publishoda paper The Press
is Republican in politics, and is edited
by J. w. NJ. Turner. There is warm
contest going on in Pike about the re-
moval of the county.seat to Waverly,
and we believe the question is to be sub,
mitted to vote next Fall. The Press is
Of course "ferninst" removal, aud pitch
es into the Waverlyites with considera,
BILE vigor.
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Major Anderson.

Our telegraphic advices from Charles
ton announce that Major Anderson aud
his fellow-oficers have left that port in
the steamer Isabel, for this city. Mrs
A. has been at the Brevoort House dur
ing the last few weeks.
Major Anderson will meet with q
hearty welcome in this city, as, indeed
he would in any part of the country. 1t
is very easy to say that he has done
nothing more than his duty, and he
would himself be the FIRST to say it.
But he has done it with a steadfast f.,
deity, and a degree Of wisdom aud dis
erection seldom surpassed in any service.
He has been the first of our officers to
bear the brunt of this great rebellion.
1t was a fearful and trying emergency,
but he has met it with the skill of a
good officer, and the loyalty of a true
Amerioan.-[N, Y Times
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Illinois.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE war feeling
continues undated. The Governors S
Proclamation for volunteers is being
promptly responded to, and several COM
panies have already rendered their SER
vices
At meeting Of the Directors CT the
Burlington Branch of the State Bank Of
Iowa, this morning, it was resolved that
the cashier of this branch be directed to
advance to the Governor of the State,
such SUN of money as he may require
for equipment and preparation Of the
regiment called for by the President.