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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13

language as nearly as my notes will enable
me to do. He said:
"Within the last few months, and since
considerable portion of the people of the
United States have placed themselves in
condition of open rebellion against the gen.
eral Government, several published charges
to Grand Juries have fallen under my no
tee, made by courts in States where the
State authorities and the people generally
are undoubtedly loyal TO the central Govern
ment. In these charges. the Judges have
felt called upon to instruct the Grand Juries
of their several Courts upon branch OF the
criminal laws, happily hitherto almost IN
known in this country-the crime of Treason:
aud more especially, what acts in support
and aid of open and reasonable organiza-
tons, by supplying them with munitions Of
II r-;sa v.e--II -
war. or U,n.. -, ..~u.. suOIect the persons
committing 81 ch acts within the limits OF 10y
al States, 10 khe legal penalties against trail
tors. Notwit hstanding the deplorable con-
dition of the country, involved by the pas
sions and ambition Of unpriHcipied men in
the horrors Of civil war, and the painful and
undenlable tact, that many persons within
the limits Of dhe still loyal States, lacking all
the feelings Il patriotism. or overcome by ap-
peals to their cupidity. have involved them
selves in the guilt and subjected themselves
TO the punishment Of traitors. by furnishing
means to carry forward the reasonable
object Of tho4e in open and active rebellion,
still, do not teel that there Is the slightest
need for the Court, upon the present occasion
to call your Attention to the legal view Of this
subject. Fob ! am happy to believe that not
only within the special criminal jurisdiction
Of this Court but within the limits % this
State, there is not man who IS disloyal TO
the flag of hB country, or who could be in
duced to give support or aid to traitors who
would tramHle it in the dust. / shall, there
fore, only make such suggestions "a apply to
topics Of youF ordinary official duty"
The dema nd for daily and other papers in
this vicinity b unprecedented, and Is proof
that the population is made up Of intelligent
and well Infd rmed citizens. Some one, Gu
rious in staff btics. has shown that more pa
pers and periodicals Of various kinds are IA
ken in Nern ont than IN any other State Of
the Union m proportion % the population.
Nevertheles the idea has got abroad to some
extent thai our people are about a .verdant'
a. our emerald hills Du, those persons who
entertain { Lat false notion might come
amongst the n and find profitable instruction
in every household. Such one would be
apt. at any ate, to find in every house and
hamlet, not only newspaper, Bible, and
copy Of the Declaration Of Independence, but
something bearing a strong resemblance TO
that glorioh b tri-coIored flag OF America.
which hoatd d over the army Of the ReyoIu-
ton and nd W. in later times, Is known and
honored thT oughout the whole earth-and be
would learH too. that there is prevalent re-
ligious trust that God Is in that flag, and
that it must and iCsJ be victorious.
In haste, ID.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13

1t is now stated as sure thing that Gen.
Beauregard was at Norfolk on the 9TH.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13

MIDDLEBURY PosTMAsTER.-A late dis
patch from Washington states that JUsTUs
CoBB has been appointed Postmaster at
at Middlebury.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13

Letters from Key West represent q C8.'l
triumph in the election held there.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

The loneliness of the Passumpsic Valley
Military matters in 81. JohnSbury.-Encamp-
ment Of the Third Regiment. Charge Of
Chief Justice Poland IN reference to Trea-
son &C. &c
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
Yartei @rmeif [. fi6 e@turais Mnflaoe

@rmeif. fi6 e@turgis Mnflaoe
als et1e utge9rinpete uno tpiro Gioel
oenno6 {br 8eseni6er> 1a9 p%prauSeeoarz
9ener unteriuGun9 ntdt lettt ople6Nedt,
piro er nt6t in ba6 ibm aboelAwinoelte
Stercommanop NIT Gbren uno ypQerNuz
torttat pieper einaeleBt, bann bat oos
Deutl6tbum ben 8cmetS erbalten, DoB
man eS gum &anouenf rab mibbraubeu
mill, rob oteier &rie9 fit Die 5er1lAoft
elmer BON @elbtubsbebun9 Y"erblenz
better STAGE sefiitrt wercen fol- uro
riAt oaflr, wofar peuti6e Mauner finn
pfen uno 81 iterben bercit iinp.
WoQen mir, i'm Sale bet beutlheu
ytatlpn IN Der perlon reS 6elcen unp
Wuiteroffi;ier5 Sisel Der niecertrdbtioe
S9tnpf an9ctban Miro tpte man es Be-
abltbtl9t ppd mod Der So6e Der Union
tortoienen, 70 fam pies aur oe1beben,
l'1oem mir BET 9rpBen reutldeu &ruppenz
t6rpern> Don peutlden SIHsieren conf
monoirt tn oen Dienlt treten, uuter feiner
S%ec1a9u19 ober un8 BON ameritauilbeu
S1tt51erea commandment la6en. Si9el
miro NIT letnem 8ertbt pbne 3meifel
bic 'nfome Antlasc peS SSutri0uenten
Star9tS 5u @banrep ImaGen unD feline
S%aaQSleute 'perpen 11rt leiner Gabne fol-
gen.
SIN 11etrisen iiebt e5 fl Mi7ouri lsbr
eltselou aus. Seffer1on City 1T
bart beorobt uno i6wa6 Yertbeipts.t
Inter McGullp1 riidt Elm Gorp5
BON $4,000 Manr in nprcliderJfidz
tunS rpr, G{ne tleine Mttbeiluna 1T bel
Sebo11on YcrBecrun9en uno ma6t 1ud
aQen Seiten Bit per>pegene &aut3Ioe tn5
Sono. Saul enoe BON uniprSleuten yer,
lafen 5au5 unb 5of tbr Giaentbum ben
5ancen Der Ncbellen i%iberlal7e,r.
Gum Sduse pe6 2etenS uno Gioens
tbur'S cer S0r9er pe5 Staates bat Opy,
Vambls> Der Yon Der Stoat5z Convention
an pe5 Verratber6 Soflpn'5 Stcue Ct
>1onnt worcen> $4,000 Mann Staat5mtz
liz gum D{ent auf9erufen> bic wenl, >16:
tbiA pur6 3iebung aus9ebpten werper
loaen. Se1ldutt9 sc a9t, elm 5Gdft &C.
fabrli@e5 Waneuyre. G5 fInnte Elm,
slpette Nuf la8e Get Staat6z Milis unite,
Sadlpn merccn.
Sece Stunre f1nren mir Der gfaGrid,
elmer te>en S1ladt 3etp1rti9 leir, penr
bic Wla9t Der Secelliontten 1T ltarf oe:
mug gum Nrsrif uno miro niGt pami
,all1erl1,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
Mcucite 9lahriht

IrpM N. y. %. NunIli. 49, 6eute
munro sine Il nipn5Yer a mmluua
s1 St'llnater 9ebolten, Die Ieleoatel
tit RE rcputlttanil dt Stoursepursnticn
murpen tnitruirt, patgiotiide Ismcfrotcn
orn rent SdlaaeD en's ouf roa
I1det trtnAen 81 bclfer.
@a btn0tpn, 20. Muouf. - Iie
bier 1T 5att beflnoiiben mcitliden Scr
ratter iinp bcute in elmer bcauemen ,ur,
3ref 'brerGinferferuns oelnist beten Erbz
nurB %elnquortirt mptren. Wenn's nur
n'd)t a0su tequem rarirl 1T es mydten
ttA lpnlt tolc mod mebr Mpplicatipnen
Tur tonlfortatle5 Spni5 melceu.
Yolitilte @erDaftunaen lpueu it, 3u:
fun t l'idt n1eDr publicirt merrcn.
Walbtn0tpn, 29. Nua. Gine
Get an elmer onccrn Stele ce6 Blattes CT
n1Dt1te> Serbafteteu Spioninnm (Mrs.
Vreenbow) 1T cine 1aute Der Wittme
Dpuola5.
IS tiebt oQe6 ltbr fart rarnad aus,
ais rb cte NebeQen in furjer Belt eii1en
NnAttf7 MAIDEN 1%rirper. sic finp i'm
8e1ty pon Boyley'6 Grpb : Noars unp
tda1e1 ibr AonSc5 0epdd prn Sprina=
felo, E ne Gntfernun9 BON 4 Meilen, be,au.
Sn bet per9on9enen Na9t tpurce s. e.
neral Tranfltn'5 Brtaape> be-
1tebeno aus Dem 49,, 49, 81. unp 80,
Nts1p yorfsN e9iment pbne TorniNer p
Wtellen Don Bailey'5 GrpsNpocS oprbenrz
bert. GrQb Mpr9en6 erSfnete her Teinp
aus 5wet geSo9enen Sa11pnen iein 9{euer,
trieo u1llere yprpoien turlf uno peri olote
ptelelbm auf ! Meile.
Sen. Trantlin mar1dirte nit Ct
wa 5000 Wtann uno 5 &onpnen noh
et1en punfte in Der Nabe Don Baitey5
Sreustpes uno peta9trte 800 Manu in
Elm &crnfe(c. SIS wurpe Elm 15euer oui
BEN Telnp er1fnet, pbne anbere t~elpnpere
Mtrfutg 81 er3ielen, ais bab man 3 STE
beQen fallen fab.
Da5 e95mtnt Rerium bat
fol9enoen 8efebl erlal en-: uNa6 benz 81
fen &rttfel bet @on9rebafte, pelde 9fsz
9eln uno Mrtifel fir 8efebliauno Der Q(rc
NEE Der @rr: Staaten fe fleBt anoenpmz
men int Sult 1906 1T pas Gprreippnpiz
rett nit benz Tetnbe Deer ba8 gerabreiden
BON unterltaBun9 an benielben> Elm nit
eer Sooe6z oper elmer 1plden Citrate at
eele9eneeS Nerbre9en> ME ie cos &rieo9z
9ert6t beltimmt. ollie lolde @ommuntz
cattoren 1t1o ne6balb hermit ablolut yerz
boten uno BON @er6fentli9una cieles
Sefebls an tpereen 3upiperbanpe!nne 1ad
*. Srteg6arttfel bebanoelt rpercen."
Sn 3ufunft peroen feline minorenren
yerlonen fir ben &%rieeSpient Der @erein.
Stoaten obqe G%inwiQieuns ibrer gltern
an9enommen.
l., esSn &entud y 1T Der pofpertebr fir
Serl9teoene ppfitraBen, ouf rem bic Hea
teaen 1t9 an Der ppit persrifen, aufse@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
Mmertfani19e Na6ri6ten.

Nue Go1@en Ypll @e1b. -
IN Der S%er9anaenen @p9e 19lo0en bic
Ganfen BON Nemzgort 8pton uno Nbt=
laoelpbta tbre Ne9ustoston fit @inbun<
bert unp funf3t9 Miuionen
pom Der Ser. Staaten Nnletbe ab, urp
GlnanSmtntfer @bale Der ia, ur, bic les
0el9dft 81 @tanoe gu brtn9en, 1elbit bon
Walbinston auf9emadt bate, fonnte ant
10. oprtbin na@ setbaner Nrbeit 5urid<
tebren. Is. a]r ea
~ Die neuen Ere(prl9eine fino In
Walbtn9tpn i'm umlauf unp. merben Be-
reitwtQt9 9%enpu1uer,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
Jacob Neapntnsore.
Mer61nt Sailor.

@roB> unc &leinbanrler in SUDDEN, Gafz
mlt Wetenfpfen, pelsmerf fir
9erren, ferti9en &leiz
bern &c. &c.
8ommt Nue unb tetra9tet@u1 bas arY6te uub
bet aussepablte Waarenla9er, tas je in unlerm
Marfte tpar.
@o1t SIR bic neuetenMo inIud, Golin,ir,
@elten3eugen> trimmings" unb 3ubebDr aur
9errensareerpbe leben> 70 ipreGt prr bel
s. Newmonn.
Wer i'm @rob- pber aleineinfauf @elo iparen
nil, 1pre9e Dor BET S. &c ~ II.
@tabt> unb 2ano~ &au1 eute tperben rpbl ttur,
ebe 1e . itmp einfaufen> bas Waarsn-2aee su
prifen Don s. " E ~ nj q n.
@nftrtiser BON &leibern f,een bas bette N6ur-
timent BON Irimminss bel s. Newman.
SoQ Der 9tpf unb Der 9Gnitt eurer Aleiber
@u9 gefa4en, labt fe gu9 anmelen BET
6. Newman.
@Gmmtli9e 8efeluneea tpereen prompt aus
aefiibrt bel s. Ne n n.
Die befen ferti9en Rleiper 81 iebr biQigenYret-
fen BET ~. s. Newman.
Gtnbetmi19es Tabrifat unb fertise &leicer gum
Bertaut bel S. Newn1an*
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
Scr Rriee6n1inifter unb sic RrefTe,

9err Cameron meint> ct t1nne {id aez
gen bic wptlserrisnten Nlnarif7e Der pre0c
I6uyen> mena ct 1e Serydtberilh er Eerz
bergen teldulri9t> oter bic les MarDper
rilrf te purbou6 fetren Gyfplo boten,
Die Dlittwc1 NabtS an Die Al 1pcttrte
Yrele aelan9te Depe19e> melde be1aot>
Die 9e9en cie Neaieruns oeridteten 2(nz
Artffe bstradte man ais i'm Snterel1 lie Der
Seeelilpntiteu 0eldr{eten> ideint ypn benz
5errn &vteAeminilter pcer reI Sell ersz
be!fera uno Sofaien %ausAe9angen III fem,
renn bic reputlitaniide Yre1 e bat at flar
utlo reutltd %onAe9eten> ol5 raj lie mig
oerltonren peyren f0nnte, Wem }e ais
cine uNut( lance" I'M Cabinet tetrohtct.
Die game ibrer Gerontwprtli9teit li6 BE-
mubte prci1e bat eins{e uno auein, me>
niAIten5 ibre iddrften Mnorife oeoen
Cameron Aeridtet> cer letter nitt un fdtio
gum guten> Observation-Disclosures 1T. s.
m1re lebr >rpblfetl unb bequem fir iece>l
untau9ltden 8eamten> menn ct jene, bic
feline Ya;dtrernod)l5iiAunS rii9en, fir
9phyerritber erFl1rs1 fDnnte.
Splte Die Ne9terun9 rirftiW bic 9(nz
lt6t be9cn> coe man fe o>,9reiie f. neil
man eie Gntfer1ul,s zines ibrer tocelnsz
nsrtbe{ten Wltt3lIeper fprpert> 70 miirre {Ie
llur 5et9en> rob allber rem Srie9s 'Depar7
cement mod mebr faul lit i'm Stoatc =;
tel!ett e5 rer decentralization, fid s>pi,Gc1
Cameron unr bic Yyelie su itellerl I'M
i'm ppr ben Streid,m gu id)iiben, Die ct
fit ie}ne Gtrcihe s~errteut bat, 10 If IS
ntdt cte Shulo Der oo5 Gplt repr1i EN-
tlrennen prel1e, ren1 bic Ne9ieruua Yrl1
ben 5ieten etmo5 "otfrieot" uno mir
f0nt1en cann bHdte1S ertldrsrl bab "we
can't help it,"
Die prel1e melde nit l~ooieler G>1eroic
eo5 gplf sum Sample oneifert, melhe
rIbn1t, mas nur gu ribmen it, bic ltets>
lpcra fs tapelt, bic 0riinpe fit ibren ST.
bel on9itt 1tnD no e5 n:Dgli9 it, Natb
s1 ertbeilcn temiibt it, biele Nre17e III
Sercddttoen> lit Elm Gerbre9en cel1en Gd
Splbe iduloi9 MAIDEN fDnnen, pelde
a la Cameron n6altet ben Dieb" rufen
mbdteu, I'M bic Nufmerflomfeit bon ibren
Sperattpnen obSulenfen.
Die decentralization borf iI9 Ytelz
letd e%rlauben> einen notpril9 unfdbiz
gen Sean1ten i'm Mn1t gu bebalten> aber
fe bat niGt cos YteGt> b%eoriincete Mt1z
fla9en Aeeen ienen Beamten purd UNI
narotae @ercd6ti9uns Der Yre0e 5u er<
fifteen gu iu6en. @enn tr9enp Semano
in otelsm 3miit ben @orwurf traBen fol-,
oab er ben 9c6Yerratbern in bic 5dnbe
arbeite> 10 1T es ii6erli6 nt9t bic pre7e,
wel9e auf Beietti9ung zines l1ebel6
erin9t lpnoern Der Nenl9, wel9er purh
feline unfdb{9tett unp @baratterlpf0feit
ba8 tbm anSertraute Nnt %entpQrpiot uuo
bur9 pas, mas er nf9t Qetban,
t1ebr al6 {reeno Elm n6rplider Nebeueu<
treuno gu @unfen be6 Tetnoe6 9eleitet
bat, 4(Su. 6t8:to.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31

GGlaOt Drr Bet Shur,

Der Walbin9ton Republican" Yotn
29* mettt pab eil1e Sdladt ant j%enlcitiz
gen ufe ct be5 Yotomoc5 ntht ldyaer ais
etlt6e Sage Yermiepen merben fSnne.
ppfentl{1 fon1n1t pielelbe nidt rot Dem
bon 2ineoln au69el6riebenen Buff Betz
uno ToittaQe, rern nenn mir unlcrn
Sunceafittel nibt eff ouSmaI bcrl> 70
l6bt a>n Gaoe Die 8orl e5ung np6mals
Elm pri9el1deuer praufplaBen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31

.Das Gngros & Gn0etail
manufactnr= S mpbe,paare1t=
emporium;
BON
Suffice II. Bprepau9b
stritte Strafe, : ct. Aanl,
.Minne1pto>
III burd ben Gmpfans Der ~neuetea
Gpn1>>tcr > @uore1o
auf's &ei9baltiste unb @elGrnadpeQ1e aNurtirt
unb beebrt ld Iplde5 leinen pcrebrten Auuheu er-
eebent an3u5et9en.
Oas Eager tit nit aIsn neueu grlhsinunaen
'er 9ailon ausseltattet une bietet namrntiit cine
@rpBe Mu5mubl III NleiDer=
1tDffenL
ais: Wcrinps> Valencias, Wlairs> Delaines,
Waramattas, De Beises> Ypil be depres ". &C.;
ferner unterbalten mir eiten l9pnen Gprratb
bunter unp einfarbt9er Seipenwooren
tnb p~erfaufsn lolte eenau gu New-y prfcr prei,
l1n(er Eager in Sbamls, Glpof5 utb Wiuter-
Mantel 1T auf's 9teidlte eomplsttirt, unp erlau-
ben mir uus nod bic Yerebrten Damien ouf uu1er
groBartigeS
Wetb> Waarenz 1t. Ertln'ntno6z W1prt,nent
aufm.Ielan1 at n1aGen+
ST. 0erren= Mrtifeln, ais: Bcufsfins, Dpsfilte,
y alemere5, DUfel5, graYattes, 5emteu &c. tie-
ten mir jeoer Gpncurreas bic Spise, bn mir in bic
fer Brande bic portbsilbaftelten Uertinounoeu
baben+
S@lieblt6 nod Elm Wort q! pen 6errer
Sanofaufeuten!
@eit Benz geg1nne eeeenpdrtiger @ailcn tate,
mir uni 5aupt=W u9enmsrf auf's Wbplcla!e.
@el9aft 9eleet uno luGen bierin uulcre Snu
Jpree 81 cntwtdFeln F; mir babcn biefir Elm grtra=
Departemert einridten laIen unb bieten ben 5cr=
rem INSTRUMENTATION I'M 2aree ATE gortbeile
uno BequemliUfetteu> bic ibncu MIR pcn uuleren
@oucurreuten in ben Dltli9en Yllyen p~icrirt wer-
ben tpnnen. I'm Ter Stpf lit fur Den DRY Oppbs
Son UNI 1T Wtnael pta etn ptrflib arpBnrtieer unb
tperoen e5 e~rpdbnte Jreruoe in ibrem JntereNe
fnrea, IT II + bel urs eir;ufaufen, IA es fsinem
aneern Saule in Minnclcta mDsli6 1T, mas Qlu6~
pabl uno BtQtgfcit betriift, au9 nur annaberub
nit uns concurrirea 5u fpnnen,
SEER Muerbab
Der nit bielem Oepartement tetraut tppreeu. pirss
eS ll4 anaelesen letu la1en> I'm lereserebrteu Auu<
BIN in jeoer 8e3icbuns 5@ufrieben 3u ~ltelen.
Suffice & Torepau9b.
Speben e 9efcbrt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
9aS Meuefc
lit
TrHbltng8< unb
CONNER > @uQrctt

~
CONNER > @durcu
Bat ioeben Don Newzyprt
erbalten uub pferirt benz Yublifum bon ct. paul
1omie Der llmgeseno in Der reibbaltiaten Muswabl
uno 3u ben biQi9len preilen bic 9aneluns BON
.. %. Sn0erlpu Il. GDmp.,
',euen Stein9cbduee an Scr 3. Strafe
nabe ber Bride,
@t+ YauL Miuneluta.
@ir geben alb:
@utfarbiee &attune in allen Wultern 5u
10 Gents,
8eiten 2aneoit ter @in9bam 81 122 Gents
De LANES Don IS bis rs Gents.
Jeruer balten mir cine rci9baltige unb &C Idn,ad>
DpQe MuStpabl Yp1
Rleiberitpffen nnb @aare,a fmr
Sduue11,
ais Mantiaen, @bawls, glpafs, 5anbldusen,
@trumpfmaarsn &c. &C., lrmie
Tu6e uno @arDerpbe<M rtifel fir 9erren+
@ir babcu fIr unlere lebr geraumi9en reuen
Qofalitdten unicre @intdufe segen bic ~frilberer
Sabre perbpppelt, III perldieoeuen Srandfl Uer=
breifadt in Der Mblibt, III erm OslAdfte cine
srpBere Muspebnun9 gu eeben unc mir bpIea> eab
balelbe nunmsbr ais eas ausgeo.bntelte lnp 9rpDte
in Minnelpta, fir bte3nfunft lIb ~ps0elbrn 9ulen
Nufes unp Gertraaelo 81 @erirsuen batel1 meroe>
ais mpn1it uulere 8irmn bssbrt muree.
Sir Eauieute I'M 2anCe srlauten wir inns bic
8emertu,g bag IN cre geoineuneen fUr gSisrer=
s%ertaufer iebr gilnitig selteut uuo mir ben eis5-
idbrieeu abnprm billtgen Gintdufsn sufpl9e in bet
Sage ine> gprtbeile 3u bicten, ME frlber mod
ME. llnler yartaer> 6crr s. lNablsr> but bieism
&el1crt unieres 0elhafte5 pprSuitepen llbernpm=
men lnp pirb es III ieiner gewUbnten Weile ll9
anseleeen fem laleu> iowptl QSbplslale ais Ne=
tailpertaufe GUT bslpnbrren 3ufritoenteit Der 9sr-
rem 8aufer gu ehectutreu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
MQnner< unD &nQbell=
&leibnuoSi4IGe

y " II " - WV UV @I w "
&leionn9SitI&e
fir ben TrtbjabrSz unp Spmnerz5 anpel.
SD bin jebt 1T ben 9tanb oeeyt, Elm berrli9eS
Eager BON fertigen aleipun9sflden>
welbes iamn1tliGe n%eueiten Maarea nNo Woosn
gu beoeuteno berabseeyten prcilsn nmfabt:
&leinere Mrtitel fiir bic
Observation-Disclosures.
Sn bieIer 8rande Dern1ag tb bas bette 2ager
BON 9alsti9ern, Binpen, AraOatteu, 5empene
&rasen> tppQenen, |~eioenen II. 5irl9leoer-9 ano=
i9uben, MptfalinS, Jtei1etalGen, 9rcBen uno
tleinen aoHera> 9:auen> rptben nno blauen 1eber<
bemoen> 8lanfets> 9bamls, u&pbe6" &c. &c.
DeSglet6en Elm grpbes Experiment vpn
&uten l1nb mGben.
@robbanoler 'perben es Dprtbsilbaft linbsa> mir
einen Belud gu ldsuten.
ct. Yaul, 20. Npp. 1860.
3. 8, Campbell.
Sacpb ~ atbeS,
beutlber @lerf.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-29

QECouoHs. sudden changes Of orr
climate are SOURCES Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatio affections. Experience hsv.
ing proved that simple remedies often aot
speedily and certainly whom taksn In the ear.
y stages Of tho disease, recourse shonld q
once DO had TO ssBRowH's BnoNcnIAL TRo-
cHEs,n or Losenges, lot the Cold, Cough, or
Irritation OF the Throat be ever 90 slight, ~
BY this prsoaution moro serious attack may
be efectually warded on. Public SPAAKERs
and SrN0I1s will 6nd them effectusl for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See adj
vertisement.
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Last fall, just when our peopl, began to feel
confident hppes of better times, In consequence of
the large cross raised in the " est, Secession raised
Its dstruc i've head and 81 once blasted NIL sur
hopes. Instead Of sifing, The price Of I'll kinds II
merchandise went down. which WAS only tho be-
ginning 81 dcclintng tcaie, and ~ this time
Duke Barrett are caIfy setting Boots And
Shoes for less than they cost year ago. And un-
the b nch, 30 as NJ once u insure k0od ITS, good
work and ducc the excuses and consequently
the prices Ut their goodS.
They haycthe beet ~ estion OF raw materi, .
ever brought to this city, and invite all persons de-
SIRIUS IL having Bposs snd shoes made to call and
uxamine their stock before leaving their orders
elsewhere, at the sign " the "Big Boot No. -
AAin-st. fnah1dl
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ton, Madison and their conpeers OF Revolu-
tionary fame, because II was based on 90 er.
ronsnns principle, and to adopt in its atead
. Constitution based upon the idea that slave
~ il right; from which principle il would
follow, as matter OF course, that no State
would hays power to prohibit that which u
declared to be the basis OF the Constitution
OF the Confederate States. Therefore, on
the principle that slavery is God-given and
rightful institution, no State has any more
authority to prohibit it than to prohibit the
relation Of marriage or any other rightful
and proper relation of society.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-29

Later froa Texns..Gov. Must0m De-
posed.-lndtnn DrPrcdMti ems DE.
parture OF u. =. Troops.
Naw ORLEXxs, March 26.
The Texas Legislature has passed reso.
luton approving Of the Convention act de-
posing Gov. Houston.
4 Bill has passed TO raise regiment Of
Mounted Rifsmen for frontier protection
since tho departure OF the Federal troops.
The Indians, in large numbers, have been
devastating the frontier, killing and driving
back tho settlers.
The steamers Daniel Webster and General
Rusk smiled from Brasos on the Goth with
Federal troops.
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vgasAisgIsn Iaems.

WNOht6810W Hd6m6e
WARRINGTON, March 26.
The prevalent reports that the Union men
in tho seeded Ssates have applied for %
pointments 40 Judicial olkoers, seems TO be
confirmed by the nomination Of George W.
Lane a. Judge Of the Northern and Southern
Districts Of Alabama.
Military. officers 10 charge Of the Bureso
10 tho War Departments and 0en. Scott have
joined 10 renonstrance against change Of
clerks in the departments.
The Senate TO- day confirmed VIM. 8. Pen.
nington Seo'y Of Legation as Paris.
Aaron Goodrich, Sec'y Of Legation to
Brussele.
/. J. Dryer, Commissioners to the Sandwich
lslands.
Geo. r. Hopkins, Postmaster ct Obsrlin
Ohio.
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sou,h Carolina.

CHARLESTON, s. o., March 26.
The State Convention met. Mr.. Spingler
offered resolution that oil supplies OF pro.
visions and mail facilities for Fort Sumter
be Immediately ont OF. Ordered for oonsid-
GRAFTON to-morRow.
There will be discussion on the CoDfed-
crate Constitution, but it will probably b
ratified.
II II tho general impression that Mr.. Sping-
ler's resolution will be voted down.
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Dispatches 10 tho New YORK papers.
Nxw YoRx, March II.
Dispatches from Washington report the
unanimous confirmation Of Hiram Barney %
Collector Of New York, and Mr.. Holloway
@ Com missioners Of Patents.
A dispatch TO the Post says Mr.. Lane was
nominated District Judge Of Alabama, ct the
suggestion Of Mr.. Cobb from that State.
A Washington dispatch to the Express
says, Gov. Houston writes 20 the President
that the indiana are threatening Texas, and
asking II the Federal Government oan or will
afford rclief.
II is reported that Riggs, the Washington
banker, contemplated investment in part Of
Confederated States loan.
The steamer Bienville 10 still in custody
Of the Custom House authorities. The mat
ter has hoen referred to tho Secretary OF she
Treasury.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
says CAPT. Fox reports suppliss OF pfovi-
sions at TT. Sumter will enable Major An
acfseH te sustain his command until tho 18th
Of April. lie says the fort can be reinforced
BY military operation which will require Z
forcc not ct the disposal OF the President, OF
BY strategy, With hasards Of . desperate con-
Alct.
From all facts il 10 evident that Sumter
must be abandoned or civil var DO inaugu-
rated.
The Herald correspondent insists that #.
Pickens will be abandoned within thirty
days.
The samc correspondent says the South.
ern Com missioners are dining tonight With
the Foreign Ambassadors st Corooran's.-
The Commissioners are on the most friendly
terms with the English and French minis
ters.
John 8. Millson Of Virginia, il be will 40
cept, will get % important Foreign missioD.
Secretary Chase has offered the lot Comp
trollership to Elisha Whittlesoy. Richard
Mott, Of Ohio has declined.
James Leslie, Jr. Of Philaaelphis, hal
been appointed Consul to Marseiiles.