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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

From the Advertiser, Providence, B. 1.
The oephalic Pills are said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the headache and Of the very best for
that very frequent complaint which has ever been dis
covered. ii r..t sd. fahaft HlN n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

Mn. sPALDIaa.
SIR. ...s ..I'
Net long since sent to you for box Of Cephac Pills
for the of the Nervous Headache and Oostiveness
and received the same and they had 90 good eject
that Iaoas induced to send for move.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. R. WHEELER,
Ypsilant, Mich.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

a From the st. Louis Democrat. 1a't3
The immepse demand for the article (oephalic Pills Z
is rapidly increasing no a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

! ~ From the Gazette, Davenport. Iowa. .aHi
Mr.. epaldng would not connect his name with IN ar
tlcIe he did not knoU TO possess real merit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

I'M Pg.suAEcE OF An GEDER or
the said ourt TO me directed will offer for sale at
public suction, at the door Of the Court House, in the
citv of Columbus, on Af}N tFi A-h-. 70
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Dtrmifbtfs.

@ines groGrn Oj6ters erffcs @srt. Der
piarrer 2dmteau teflnO lid etare Cages ,im @c.
libe auf einem S@'Cde, pde cine Ger nueae,eid.
IL tltem Sfausn 5runtreibS tewp6nte. Qamb.or
mUate Fb uuaem06nIi6 fritz entTernen man
{ n9tc mad Der urin6s. nSb muB meme Wrepiot
fur mCr9en nUh anfertieen." - G'ne Urepiot g"
ftcl ibm Elm l2Idbri9er tnabe ms g8ort: .ens
prcnist? Sagcn le mir ben 9srt NM id milf
lie fur sic lbreiben." Secermann lahte ubcr
crele NsnBernn9. ,,gtun, rsriuteu Mrs Z
G3te Vamtcau idrribaft. uno aab Dem .Ruatsn
oa5 Sbema sd nil nod einio. Stunrcr
pdrten, i'd w,rpe msiue Yrerilt bod nod np(
euosn tOnncn."- Der &Edte mabte i'd lpoIeid,
an Die Nrbeit, m1trenb Die @ejrQibaft. ri, @orhe
Is siuen Sferi ~nebmeup, lid lebboft nm inn
; rum unrrbielt. @Is Qamtrau Aeaeu Gbeno auf.
b:eden wOate, CAB ibm Der &nnbr Elm 0opi,r NIT
Den yGprten: nOa ut Sbre 9taciat." QGhsIrb
uabm Sambtau oaS MlGnuicr3pt urD Inote: .Gc
nun pa mca II mir rob Nltih einen Geriub nit
Ger ldUnen GeOe ma en-, uno Lac rie erfe Rel.
len mtt .Palbctilbem Goue bato warp er ieoo 6
ernlter uno 9lei6 alien 3ubGreru BON Gritauncu
anO Swunoeruml ersriftn sr tcnnte es nitbt
Ialsn, ME eim l2jdbrig,r 6uate 70 ti,fe 0.pau.
FIN babCn tDlns. = Steier &nate mar Qipb5us
tamarfiNt unO ole Yrsptst, meldc per @einlitbe
ptrtltb ben anptrn 8I9 belt. iein erles QRerf.
Sn ocn leBtfn per 3dGreA 6aben Die 8rau=
Ioisn i'm iuplibsn Gbsile Ter ala,rliAen proyt,,
GOnltaat the iuniJi9 arlsfihe Drummer acaraten,
weIde III Der @iuuts 36.421 Qitres gBaTer. in
"a Stunpen allO 52,240 2itrss licIern.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18

= Mapors|So CURT. StIus M}orfis!c, ein frcisr
@sasr, srtielt 20 priiasl. neil sr osqsn Gborits
@pOi 5@inpfrersn lids ertoutt bate.
Scbn $ sontert tt9anO Gin ,weites @erbSr
nnf Die gnttaa', Samts 81. Suttitt oeI6taasn
su baten.
@epruS, elm gfeNer. eribien untcr rcr 9~lutfoae.
'ur @abtsett einsu sewattia'usn gtntrub in pae
Saus oes SObn @nnn perfubt III bobcn.
Salia @ulbmer wuroe um So so acfraft, bo
Fc elmer unaeisbli@en Nnsabt Nsaer TEN gufent.
bait In itrem 6ouIe erIfdttet bate.
Wm. 6arris mu6tc SIS tIshen, neil err fir
einen Sohitpp feline 9icenfe berousoeuommen
.eatte.
= SIN Counts Courteous fnnS YcroeRe n
etne 'ablret6 beIndte SeriammIura fdtt, bcren
3mef mar, bic 9egielatur nm rim @eI,e III e..
Iuttn, rpuburh Die @uurt autcriIirt wiiroe. Ycn
oen Semcbnern Der Counts cine t"tIcucere 3orr
an erhstcn, rercn @eiammtbetraa uiht Iter
Sz5OO hetrnaen uue ipsl6er ,ur ttIeren 9lus
%ruItnnA Gee 33iten Geaimcnts permonct werren
iour. Dieter Nntrna wurb sum @cf6lus ertr
Zen. 8frnsr paiiirtt rer Nutrn9, turb irejtpinioc
SsitrGle $500 su ~alsibcm 3wrf curb freimil
lt9e Sejtrdpf 'u rrbeteu unb ipurten Ipelcih auf
Dem Nloes $500 iutIeritirt.
Scrlebte Naft murce Der G(eic,rapre Der
errrsn CGrrocctt, 1orris unb Comp an Mota.
Itrafe g'palt1tm crtrr6en uuo 9Raaren i'm
g0crt6e BON $4,000 rarous qefobler. unter
Cen arifcbtenen Soheu tcfano fA cine w;rttoOa,
spINrnc S6nupftatatsrUfs.
= Oret utsl tcriihtiNtrr SnNipitucn. Die i'm
ltaoti 6eu @sian9nie ibrem &crb6r uup ulrttsjls
lprH6 ent9eaeriatet, eet1nq es pcrtcst, Natt,
'br @efan3nib gu ruJ@bre6er unp has Ncit IN
'uben.
Gtc NfjtB!i'Ncr rct 9tct6atcr- G6eottrYer
elmo mcrncu lid frrusu. baB Iaut untennrbcncrr
Nn}ei9e b"mndtlt cine gScrlteuunn Rattfnret.
g9ns lit Elm St3ciilcntR? Die 6rau (rirc
3cituns Ieitme): Sca mir og6, lietcc 0finn.
den, wae eos ci9cutIi6 ~ teteutcn bat, one ii.
3ritnn9 itBt INNER 70 oieI iitcr Die Iiolibs g
meAuna unO RE Seri1cuiacn itreitt? g8as i,
renn Elm Se;eiliuniif auf ant reutIh?
Der Ninnn = 0oo mcift Du niht mrin g.,
a'l9 81, Elm Se3eifonit 1T gcrarc eaS @r5sr
t6eiIt opn Dir.
NrGI tlnb ME 70. lirtc6 MGrnhrn?
Nfann gRejl Du ec ~nientals tiers Oar,
briu9en miitreR, did ven Dcincm Staae u
tr,uuen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Wittine NnnrihtI-

ga bic "rrfers aeaenipdrtia arrscn Discount fiji. untir>
ronie Sanfnrta: ~perIan9en, madden mir unfsrcn Rumb,n unt
o'nt eclanlmten NubIlum Die @lnicioc, buE mir RrrS. m :
Suo@e oroItno unb nearronte SirQiniite Nirten Ill iNrrm
Srlen @ertS' ale 3abIuns alter &:hauna,n rbcr ti rcr-r
etn'autsn 10 lan8e a%nne9mcu, o5 bjcIt NO,i; in SicIcm
gIott, eri6eiut. @m. Rouoct SRbur
ShrGtiNtrrGjrpccr
GGe Der l4ten Hnb GarssSroEe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
,AuslauO.

= Faut Snierat in gHieusr 8ldttern rtro in
OterDRcrrsi6 Gin Sor3IiR fir cine f. {. gicta
rtots' Sdnaisi q fu6t, Der ,uslci6 ale Sdei6n.
orr Ssrrcuctnr fsin mue. @snn nun Elm trau6.
borrr &anSttit Sufduta GenOr III?
Sufielrprf II. DEC. Scnte Wororr 5
u6r rurncn tie Scncbnsr an rer G6Iner @bou1
lee BON einsm br;tiaeu &noq auf,eihrrdt. So
rraab ltb baib Die Sernnloiruna in Grpl9licn e,
nee Ssilel0 IN eintm iuuplt srbauten 99ai,prrte.
USE mir bprcu, lino Ietprr 3mri @rtciter toot ae-
pltebsn unp mebieie Uerwuncrt rrcrcen. Die
sSirFuna mar furGtbar pas gauge @etduoe 1T
eeindbr ~irrtrilmmert.
8rantfurt. Is. Dee. Shrn mieter Elm
Opfer her SpirlbGusn = am Mtttmoh crItrE
ln dut Ger Aon3cnbeimsr @bnuGtc bct 6umtura
elm fein 9etIcirftcr Monn. No6 etuer bel Ieiner
e1t6e porssfunprnru ibrifni6en OR,t.bciluno
Dat ber'sjtc, Elm 8ranic ie. lein sanjes GermGscn
an Ter SpieItaut %pcrtoreu.
Wteetooen. 10. Dec. Die ,Jt6. g. 3ta. "
~teitdti9t, roF bic noIiutIus 9tt9irruua ZEN ,pi.
liben ibr unp tenn 8uriieu pcn lturu unit Gorts
teltrtcncen, uno nit rem lcBtcn Sec,mter rielcs
Satrrs gu @nre laufenpn polpcttrds nunmebr
9efiinrjat bat.
&0ln, g.. Ges. Der .Terein fir GjemiI-
leuefretbeit," mcIdcr in Der Mitte ;ptl6cn puli
tioen unn ublih'i6tn 8sli9icus'Q ~nfba
Itebsn birftc, befaub ih qcifern Q,cnp in oro(cr
SeoransniB, oa erue tepeutcues 2n,obt pon Sc.
ellen uno 5%onrmsrf,rn. piclritt Qba.Ianrts rcr
S%riitleIebrt'u, iit in icusm Srrcinslctale Gin.
fanoen nm lore grtld,una liter Stsliaicn at,1.
9cben, Snt'rprldtipnen gu feaen unr go cntihic.
ZEN ausiniprctbcu, bag Der 8eliAicnrn otuu,
belt1ncen, fur rire ntuc lrt rurbaus fcin Se.
0urfnt6 ocrbanCta. Da pc 9sute, Gbniib Der
6rdu bce OOripgepissrs puu gHai.islo. na. no
linen bic @riuoe i6mat nurreu prer ousoin.
Isu, ps Stthlme Vel ltltften, tumultudriIt wur.
Cen uno 1anO9rsifIjhe Nemeiie pieqetht baS 6nre
ocm e;cce icjn %Eonutrn, fam cs re 0cli,ei unp
man mu6 rbr bi,rin beipFiAtcn, ~auaemcTfn. pie
Aufbetun9 ritier SiBuu9 3n rmpfsllen. glad,.
Dem rte 8ubeltprer eF 9Craiten fonpen, ih al
rntTerntn, orr9tn8 rer Atcno in ttlter Sronuno.
Sn elmer Strabe Ropcutasrne cr,iarrte
lib tun9it elm fcmiidcr Torlaq. Sin Nebbupn
ItsB lib n6mlih auf tenn &rpfe zines DicnIfm9p.
hsnS Meter, welbes ole ieitene Saaot,ute untcr
betrahtIibem 9fenlbcniauf ersrif unS pcn por.
nen fibrte, Gin 3ur Steue 6einolbrr Straftn.
ecmmi6dr rOute Dies ispC6 ni6t ,ueebcn, CIR Be,
anlprudtc rasJtrtbnbn ale Gesnt6uu Der Gcm.
munS Der aletn pas 9asprebt in elmer GTentli,
hen StroBs Suitste. Oas MGphen lien fh in.
imtlhen niht einihiihtrrn, |ionaern mad,te osI.
lenr. paB ibm bob i%eoenfaae Sagoaertatiame
luf letnem ei8cnrn &cpi UUrbebnlten lei. Die
O%erIamme!te NoItsmem9e snb benz Machen
SsSt pas NIT isiner Seute ~Otr9uiist nb,rs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18

%betrUasn bate, iutem er bic Safer nit gun, proi.
narsm Sntnd enasfuut INN tIrs ~ Der cterfeu
eoae bic fsiuft Gcrte auesspdblt bate. Die
SetrOaenen batsp faat man, sincn a'beimsn
pO'tdIfsu na& Granfrei& acfhift, am Den
l@lausn Setrissr pO r0sIi6 bstm 3cpfs gu
%fafen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Ororg Gbrrnbrrn,

0"Pflt"rt o0n Spttgrl. muo Qllper. 8obn,n
20. II @90Utrno5 Stasc.
-, , : l. r'T "a, phil nm &C ~ersrbealr @nicor, soa id,
az gpl3eni y'ept en- e,ploitittn NNs gcle,obrcn' G, {I+5it
ipHa no. b9es' irolCItlt &apmtn cNcr 0ual,i Gt nnS 6 ;" NV y ~ ,
yea V'Il9lIen 9rlien UNI III her sr6etsn &uSpaEt II Sobtn
lin, octNt t0c NuflSoC bitic' "a sN w. NsnlHv.'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Am;etNcr.

3u Gsrmietben
ifrbt cine fdGnc @8obuung an cine Feline unp
rubi8e 6amilir tet g. Rroufe.
Ste Ctr. Narp Gid.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18

SCCV'H CtNGttCu
i"r ~, tee Srnrnrl alnn Gr9r.c @rtneY; err, oI,,r
tHtt = OH Z hiS'H; Scih,J NC uuc 6agaaa u llorr ~
N'ttr 2t, e mir 0N tcI 0~rrGntrtt. '
|rin &'rdrr IN Ycr@9tt "Cl 2ianc~7, ISsiic. sic urb
9.Y0uN GtG1rscN, N 28sO,iGE II Z NrrsL prrfc N, :, ny
/ ~ rNc,vcr IT, GiriHcu.
%&n'hr huN9cr unc imrc tlrtrr 9Ecinc.
St4u0.e mc @it1rrcn. 9o 1 Grhanoe
lNfInMNN- .-r.-I - -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18

Spb. Mrinhnrht,s
reuti@e uno enaIilte Sbule ON Srcotar
'miitcu Ger 2ten uno 3teu ctr

NC Srnle tCs Hnte1iri6utter lift nlrmcbr in lein g,ct,,.
eS ~ an YLcaeltrae, eerieet Sc lit rcssnmdriiS Soum
.rine 6reunbc uuc ate 9cfarnten bSdiSf ,rr mH ;S n"Vs:e
trouen. "' S''"PeH ~ohjuHcr>
Nsei Der eeuti6en IL creIii6m p;rb aud lie fr,n,SGs4e
Srrads 9cIstrt, irfpje ale ium tire,rIi6tn peSsn ,'nnSS,n%I
G.gsm &tnntnpie unO 8rrti5fcitrr. @udb IL Stn Gitrrn &C.
us'nusu 9eCfeten, tbre 8incer ouf 6iIiaem lBtoe Wronc,n;s-
:" On 1s1 ~ S,ngen e;tsrnsn sn la1en.
Ss pu un,e'Sei6nete iprlf Sabre SpItsIetrrr in gru,f5.
SGmr Rt' UP wie brtannt aud ffun scbn Sobre bi|r IN
: =" leipie aud auf &crlaracn bic btlien Seuoniie itrTr
csc M. tum !. effieerufe arfiumeifCn sermoQ: :. 10 rsr-
E sinn nt 81 esut'ft elttrn, BENIN CT nitt oenal bctanrt in
''w'" ~hFahp ntpmeu, ibre Sinner III letnc Stulc m isnsrn
2ohadunserpu
S3hu Reinborh1
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Spite ltr6 ygSiitruI
Hats y Cans

MLtintr 6rerntcn mo S'clo iicr, fpric rem o,,fr,,,
'''' "V!'u'Up' tt ''9co'tt &nSciee, RAP liz ntlren
Msugn put Wreo NIuBen Siorr.
m;. l %S. 100 %r "a ltraEt iriltcn Der 6tu unO item.
nl !uVr areFct Adewdhl nCr ceufCnu no mpocrrftcn Sa,,
rro lHr III a'intCr>c>a.f .rricb,n bate. 3ua ci% tcrr H.,
GEt q. Il 3.f'rit'; Auu,cn tr &t1Ttryupa, Sa3 ~, bi ', w
&Sa rt rtc cC hritittu r'tii tt.,5ur |' q" ." a"''r
sh' NUtjlcn 3ujprup 2jiht ],y1.etnI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
u. u. VI

ctHt 'Ftnsn 5rcunpcu nnp 85tlnn.cn ar. r,6,r
S''En 'r'r'Cr etnr : CnrnnI pou rtn nneae;Eit<
It &utIu Sim3urgcr Rjlr crblllcn b,t. ,,mis
IN NsdF'' ShAo unn yer t,tccn2 an,trc irtid,.
''aT,n, clc tlli3 in t1rfrn mn hri
u. y. Myers,
"-Naritr. ;v,,H - INN 5
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Sy2. @5. G9el.,r,,e

~ Y ~JNa+tELGJ
ia5rt iietS Gin sroRee Nastr bee tcfcu 0a9ertierS urt
0|Nrtera bem JlB, w.ltc5 sr itireu oce6ytcn RurStn in
aIsn Gbtilen Der Satt gum ~biItsfsnS 9imttpr,iIe fysi inc
SaUS llefTt.
3l9Ieih matt Gcrl:l6: ba5 sccbr;e gu5Ii UNI tarauf aui.
meTtan, oaB Or
Ealrr5,er, Ale uno NUrtcr
fUr gSirlhihafen unS ;um Eomiisnaebrnut orF Gr,f4.r
fsie9en Tdhrt, on tr III icotr beliebNci Guan!itit p6ns nS,iL
tire 9reietrbObunQ irS 6lu5 a%blieftrt.
Stltsuur9cn. IN Tenrn Store 7te SnaFc lpi1hen 9rcae
SE9!eib empfte!t NcrifIbe isineu
v~L9rreier SGirn,
an Der 7fr StraBe, BEN Ebeat'r 9%cscuuser aclcotr. tefs
"a oas 9'sbrtf YubGtIm b~oislait lt;t5 ouic5 iriIbtS "
Hno De belisr liquors uno Gs9ayrcu fnoen mirp.
VI, 6. ~etarut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Ospr9 3. &iHertdb's
SarRler' uuo 9ddrItnrtpe. 5alrn
I'M
SnnAn--

crossword House,
@de Ter Stem unb @,i Z troee
pas lptben I'M '~Ie9arteltrn Slyle ron llntc1,,itr.t,,, ,rsF,..
~" n"nFen H. SiTC prl 'tmlel Ion icinen Nanpslcuttm tcisrs
tMS.Vpxn, que IN e'nt 9orblcrseltdlt rprfcmmcnre Ticmie
.s,luSa[n ~ rrtn IN ptlsm GnbiGemert ,u-pprIpmncnS mn mn
vs. Aalie tno NJ rme PAGER, eIesont unb nit ieb uSo-
cp,ien Stludb, IN Su S~c,juauro. S''" y" ""
I'm SaPlF'tfen -Japro@ Ottttt gan, ersrtent
Is c SiGS.r;A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03

An advance movement of Union troops, COM
prisipg two companies from each Of several regi-
ments, was made from the vicinity of Alexandra
yesterday. down the Potomac. 1t was supposed
that the object was to dislodgea masked battery
of the rebels. reported to have been planted at
Mount Vernon but the true purpose of the move
nent had not trsnspired. Several regiments
hitherto qusrtered on the Washington side of the
canal vsduct yesterday into Virginia, to com
pe,e the arrangement for the grand attack.
Intelligence has reached the authorities at
Washington that the rebel forces had aban-
doned the siege Of Fort Pickens. This state
ment tallies with all our previous information on
that subject. Information was also received that
General Patterson was to move his division yester.
day towards Harper's Ferry; and we learn from
Harrisburg that he has already done so, the head.
quarters having advanced at one o'clock yester-
day morning, and the whole division following
during the day. fordng the Potomac in splendid
style with the utmost order and enthusiasm.
On the other hand we learn from Williamsport
last night that although the advance was made to
the banks of the river, the column halted in con.
sequence of some difficulty in ascending the banks
On the other side Of the fords and did not cross.
They were, however, to attempt it at three o'clock
this morning
Our news from the West is not very important.
Gov. Jackson, of Missouri, was said to have ar.
rived at Nashville, Tenn, and it was believed
that an expedition of the rebels against Missouri
was forming on the southern border of that State.
The advices which the administration have re-.
ceived by the Etna are said to be quite satisfac.
tory to them with regard to the position of the
United States government in Europe. Mr.. Adams
and Mr.. Dayton are the recipients Of marked
courtesy and favor at the respective Courts of St.
james and the Tulleries; while, on the other
hand, it is said that the reoel Commissioners, Dud
ley Mann and Judge Rost, have failed to obtain
any recognition by the French Emperor and have
succeeded only in receiving cold and formal re-
ception by NJ. Thouvenel. These facts appear to
give assurance to the government at Washington
that the rebel States find little sympathy with the
leading Powers Of Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03
9 Ins. Co. $50 park Eire Ins Cn.

New York Fire and Marine Insurance Company. -
From the directors OF the Third Avenue Railroad O4u-
pany, oy samuel lsascs. secretary, the following
Resolved, That the thanks Of this company are emil
hepty due to the officers and prvates Of the De Ksb
regiment New York vouDteers now quartered In Lsai.
rous snd ga1nt conduct IN considerable portion
Of their property and their humanity rescutng tina
horses 81 The late cODaqraIon If their depot Stables
which we're totally Destroyed and they herewith tender
the reg mont the freedom OF passsge their line Of
road 30 Ions a. they remain In the CITY.
By the mes OF A. Whitthaus ESq the following
Donations III -
Chr s,ian Gunther. $50 N. Y. Beltg pig Co $50
aug. Wennaaon........ 10 Camp, Bronson Cherry IS
LEOPOLD Won elisa
Colonel OF De Kslb regiment,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03
THE NEws.

The steamship Persia, from Liverpool and
Queenstown, is now due at this port, with Euro.
pesn advices of the Esd of June-three days later.
We have advices from the French West Indies
dated at Ma rtiDiqns-ep the 26th Of May. At the
departure Of the mail the weather was fine, and
field labors were proceeding with great activity.
The total yield of sugar in Martinique is expected
to fall short of last years by about 900 hogs
heads. A great many ships have arrived at the
island, but considerable portion of them had
again left for other destinations.
We have files Of Bermuda papers dated to the
25th of June.
From the best data at command we have com.
puted and given in the following table the fight.
ing force Of the two sections of the Union. We
have added Missouri, Maryland aud Delaware to
the loyal States, and given the South the benefit of
Western Virginia and Eastern Tennessee, which
we think will more than Offset all the rebels which
may be found in the slave States thus claimed.
Kentucky we have left out entirely. The figures
showing the reserve force we have based on the
vote cast at the November election
Union States Reosl States
Free population. 20 1913 900 5,672 600
Men eniisseo ..''............... 100000 $4,000
Men a. med. .......,..,....., 900 0C0 10000
men IN reserve. 3136 900 3T 900
Thirty-fve thousand Union troops Invaded the
sacred soil' of Maryland and passed through Bal.
timore during the month Of June.
letter has been received in Boston from New
port News, which states that the Quaker City had
captured off Charleston new clipper ship, having
on board forty thousand stand of arms, number
of brass riaed cannon and quantity Of ANNA.
milton, in all valued at six hundred thousand dol
lars. The ship was under the British flag, bound
for Charleston, and attempted to run the block.
ade. This is no doubt the ship Amelia, from
Liverpool, which has been before mentioned.
The Charleston journals have made particular
request that all papers that have published Rus.
sells letter, in which he states that the people OF
1he South are anxious to have one of victorias
sons TO rule over them, will also publish their
Aiuees referring to it. Russell has picked up an
Elephant.
There is man named Carmichael. Judge Of tho
Dis'ric' Cooii Of Maryland, in Kent county. who
mas dcrrta hat all the Union soldiers in that
efs &c are avs and all those persons who have
&c 49, -alg .Le Ie uro to ad;ourn
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THE BLOCKADE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
beIOIe HUI JuuBe bett6.
THE CASE OF THE PRIZE SHIP NORTH CAROLINA


THE CASE OF THE PRIZE SHIP NORTH CAROLINA.
July 2-7he Unued States the North Carol,na, This
case adjourned from last week. the points Of which, both
Tor the oesnts and Claim ants have already been pub
sheo was resumed TO day Mr. Evarts appeared for the
government with United States Assistant District Attorney
WoOdford.
Mr. Wright argued on the part Of the claimants that
the owners we're 10y al citizens OF Virginia. and entitled
10 the protection Of the general government.
Mr. Evarts summed up Tor the United States and the
Court reeervcd It's decision
THE CASE OF THE PIONEER.
The next pize vessel that OF the Pioneer Mr.
Woodord proceeded to read the papers, and desired
amend the hbes by inserting the words ihe said bark
naviIg had notice Of the blockade, attempting
ser the port OF Virginia"
~ M SULLIVAN, the part Of the owners, objected II
he Amendment 10 be made the ground Of iurther
prcof.
On e understanding that such should not be the case
tie amendment was permitted by the Court.
Mr. WoCdford proceeded to read The papers The first
seEation the complaint asserts that there Ii In
ction in Virginia. and that the President OF the
United States authorized a BLOCKADE; that the bark
ropeer wasksptureo In Hampton Roacs when attemp;-
q 10 enter tie port OF Richmond.
Mr. siuirnan read the OF the claimants stating
lat The Of The upeer real ,chs u Virginia,
bad kpow, dge Of tho c.amAsion OF tne BLOCK
s,e and II blockade the Cls mants deny tue
'.u Of tte President 70 order IT. also tbas
'--t hundred miles from Land without
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M'llrAR, MOVEMENTS III NEW sosx,
DEPARTURE OF COL. KERRIGAN'S RHN.
hEBT AGAIN POSTPONED.

Tho Twe0ty.nfth regiment, Colonel Kerrisa. uov ~.
camped at Staten Island was unable 70 proosed a -.
seat Of war yesterday, and 1t doubtful IL the troo
will DO ready " depart to-day even. The men have al
10 be paid yet, aud then there some 220 scL "a
needed for the recruits General Arthur the oua,,sr
master General says the regiment furnished vita
fu complement OF JACKETS and cannot for tho
absence OF 30 much coshpg He has teegraphed " the
Governor In relation To the matter and the Executive
81 Albany orders second rsquiston the regiment nay
probably get away this evening
RECRUITS FOR THE NINTH REGIMENT.
Lieutenant F. Z. Smith, Of the Ninth regiment New
YORK State Militia, Colonel J. ". Stiles has bsca e..
gagged for The past two weeks In recruiting Company
70 DO attached TO thu command, and succeeded in e.
opmg ono hundred and one men in the ocm paay al Of
snem GOOD sized, athletic Last evening an eiscu
'of omoers was bold at the srmory corner Of University
piA% sno Thirteenth OF Get, when smith was
Unanimously elected Captain but decluec the honor VI
oOm%aao.ns n fsvor Of Captain Claasseu, roroery
an omct " me famous Light Guard Captain Clsasssa
was hereupon elected without dissenting voice and Mr.
NTH FNst Lieutenant
The company will be uniformed In the new end hs~d.
some ue uniform, and leave thus city for the pu
CT joining The regiment nexs Monday. Neyers Band &C.
companies the company, having been sworn inso tne
Ninth regiment " serve during the Mr. j. v frsp
'erialy IN the recruiting service Of this fine regiment,
and hiss been appointed superintendent OF the ua
forms with whom the easve corps will b. equipped
fbe oress CONSISTS OF heavy twed blue flannel jsckot
lcose pan,s OF tho material and russell loggly
The uniform "a trimmed with red faciDgs