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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21

It is semi-oficially intimated that the
President will veto the Pacific Railroad bill
on the ground of the impoverished condition
Of the Treasury.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
sRcRErARY OF TaE fSrERIoR


Judge Greenwood, Commissioner of In
dian Afairs, will probably be nominated
Secretary OF the Interior on Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
n. BARK ER,
No 4o9 kinsmau street.
2ropqsals.
CONVICT LABOR FOR HIRE.
OFFICE QaIo PESITENTIAET,] ,

COAN FAkA LAD CAs II AAE 4A44A4<-
OFFICE OHIO PENIrENrIAET,
Columbus, Nov. I'd ls60.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received az the Once Of the ohio penitsntarT
until Monday January 2lst, 1851, az o'clock D.. n-,
fur the labor Of from une Hundred % tir tlfF red
and Twenty 1--WE OOuFicts in this Institution ur Fa
years. shop rUom furnished and discipiiel uHiu-
tanned at the * prnse Of the state
Bidders iii SPECIFY the kinds vt work. the lulter
Of men, and the price per day Tor labor.
Bids by persons not contractors VIII De- CONSIDERED
for any business NOT CARRIED on IN the Prison.
and from present contracors for their present BUSH
and for any other not in conflict with the laws
Of The State, existing contracts; the Directors
serving the right 10 select such bids aud bIsuess
will best promote the interests OF the Institution
aud conflict tits lerst with the mechaaicai interests
Of the state
No Did received for less than p, or mors than s.
in any contract Successfgl bidders % give
satisfactory security PA-FRENrlCE, p
THO GuMSroCh,l MarJlen-
n MERiUS. tDirertors.
II. =. PARSUNS, decl.3l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21

NtANHAYTAN HOTkE.---Noss.
Iva s,5 and Murray street, % door TOD 7iir-
7nT opposite tie PARK, New York. Hugans Z L.--et
Proprfetors. NJ higgins, late Of Fs.lii a,4.i
House, Boston. b. @. fling, late Of Lof -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21

TO LET
Storss Offices and Dwellings,.
FOK SALE-An old 10 , cent. mortgage for 5000.
secured un gU0d proper y on Lake street Also
anOtnFr NOR gHEr for Sf,fQ0 ianlf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
Special to Gin. Gaz.


Rumors are afoat that he contemplates re-
signing, as all his pecuniary interests lie
South, as he is unwilling to resist those with
whom he has so long been on good terms OF
friendship, but these am unable to trace to
a reliable source. There is very little news
Of general interest afioat to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21

Special TO n. Y. Tribune.
THE PORT OF CHARLESTON.

THE PORT OF CHARLESTON.
The Collector of Charleston has rendered
his accounts to the 26th December, and paid
over to the balance Of the sub-Treasurer
there. Drafts will be made on the Sub
Treasurer and Post-0fices in the South, to
pay the Mail Contractors for their services to
the Department. About two millions and a
quarter were paid in the eight Cotton States
IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
Mr.. LovEJoY s SPEECH.

Mr.. Lovejoy, in the House, will speak on
Tuesday, if be can obtain the floor. Great
curiosity prevails to hear what an Abolition
ist has to say on the crisis. He will, how
ever, stand firm by the Republican Platform.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
! FoR SALE OF ExcBANGE

One and thres-f0urih hores on Euclid street. b
tween Wilson Avenue and hrst t0ll-gate-a hand
some lot, % exchanGe fUr farm.
harus, 81 acres 70 miles lrlsm City house. barn
9rehard5 6e- VIII take 0ne-hilfin Illinois lands
. . per acre.
Yarn, IA acTes-9 miles ron city good buildiugs,
grshard, 6c siiQoD clsh value, in western iaud1.-
ha7m, o acres-In NsEbnrEh, miles from city;
SOL sandy oanii well Watered. Exchange for a lar-
ger grazing farm.
9r,euwo0d street near i hinsman, good one aud q
hall story house aud lOt- HOUSE we'll hulshed barn
fruit and shade trses. Exchange Tor flrm and pay
- l,Oudiherenes.
farms l6s acreg-east Of Jefferson. Aahtabula Co.,
on Inc PelnsyiYauia line. soil sandy and FravelIy
loan, Well Wateredi new Two story house, good barn
o. charu, &c- EEchai 81 for Iowa lands. SO = acrr
Farm. 20 acres-iu Clinton county, s.ich. Bear me
Grana Rapids kailruad- EZchaugs Tor q houss and
lot sl,aO
Cedar Street, rear St. Chafles-Houss and lot
Sl,6l0
In ependence-Farm Of 10 acreg; house, barn or
chard, RC., = cash, halanc- western lsnds
Farm, 20 acrta-g00d mproTememts and good land
--aolaining County Seat, a miles from the city
So per acrs, terms easy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21

morning from Pensacola that Fort Pickens
will be assaulted. Fort Pickens having re-
Gently been garrisoned by the federal govern
ment Il has excited the ire OF the secession
lists, who are now in possession OF Fort Bar
nnnoa and the NAVY Yard
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
&fal Gstatf.
NM ESTERN LAND---H


Hamilton street. betWeen Bond and Erio--.u ana
half story house and lot, 5Eli2 fseE-ailey I1 tls
rear.
Bridge street-Store. Dwelling and L0t-ch-rp.
and iOt
Vacant Lot-oOrner Of Pittsburgh and Js,kson
streets.
q, BToovneH strest--HOuso and lot very neap. At
seg2yille Stree, near PorryTw Twostory brirk house
Ten Acres, On superior street extension, near WIN
son AEenus-sl,7u0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
FOR SaIe OF &Fat.

VNO LET-TMU STORES AND
O1icrs on Public Square, one on Bank street
ADD gooa Dwellings on Prospect. HuntinEtou
Chestnut, and other streets.
ROUSE 3 JENNINGS,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-14

Surud9eip9sn. ur &c sller an prrpertbFu. Qur
o'els art ut ia 9bnen wte uns eebplfeu S8ls
p'sl trnubeu Sit?
S0 S''i Sis cuttspreu t6nncn. gutter Gla, pbnr
ii@ pebt gu tbun, entses etc 5martbcrn. Yos
@shbafidbeo TT utrigsus gut, un, St, bdtten
ttin erllreS MAIDEN t6uueu. Su elmer gBc6s
0aFsn S'e wsntSit ns ,pan3is Qrcccnt sewcns
men,
9err @la's aeF6t funtslte BEL ZEN ;wan,ia
Tr'rtnt, leine Hejn,n Q,usletn dbchrn m Scpi
en unS oe unp or iroste baRil: 5or i6 ST.
nsn oaS Sen nod bsute tringeu, gutter 5e 7
-Smartbcru I?
Nl@t eo6, itstcr aia mcr9cp frdb um I
utr = i'd astc bntR oonu etpe Note bel 0rd
ls"tattcn Sasltar; unp iObalp poe @e,natt
aSeel6lolien 1T, metbe t6 Sie in Quss elm.
0rr ertrcute &lld cnipioM ltdb bolp, Smart.
born beslettrte i'm bis sur S,eppe, = ais sr IN
'ein @rbcitsStmmr Surafsetsbrt p1r Iaate sr
init b0bntihen Ga6cln: @,eb. Strubtopf uni
brings Setn G'cIn, = pu bait MD lanoe oenuo
Uefoblen = iebt tetebIe tt rih uno TONNE wie
Der Su meinsm Gepe. Gr pcr,tlos Die 2bare
uno bra6te Die mrtten Stunpcn Der 0o6t IN
raF'oler apati9te't iu Sr cfe l6 etbrnp, 0ap,ert
l1l%tenO uno pcrbrennruO uno aue 9lnitaltcl
UNI S0rbereltunSen 5u isinem 9crbaven tref
lenb.
am anSern @orgcn nod vcr Z llbr bropt
~tr Ma ene tno einfr tbcutru N,tetca so OO(
Gpuaro nun erbielt perm Smartborne Wptr
uA u9r mar Smlr,bU'n iobon III iciuem Nanp
9auS, lhloB Den Strfauf oaes icj ee Gioen
tP"mS mt Sttleiprtng ab uur irtd ,as sch
e'n, = uno am 2t5cnps OcFcltru Ia0,e, mai
renp Sbtttber Soaw uup rrr iunaen Qcufr, v1tb
uno tr'itIrs St. GoujS psrlieeeu, obnt meoc
Smartborn 8clshn, uoA Warir Q,funp II !,
paben, rttt Der tlIae Smartburn ouf encr
SHalpWesr Ger @iIb Diff. Burners III. l. ;c
n'r Sruittdidbc cas wUbIQciuatc Galheneuh. 49,
fft sntIbloiIen, feline 3hdc gam, gu Dcfriertae.
unp oann eineu dnorrn aefabrlolcreu S6auslat
'ur letne ferneren Sbaten su iudsH.
(5Urtifsun9 foIat.)
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SSalblebcn ia 9trfamfos.
(6Oriifbun9 foIat.1

@tein 6reunc Boone mar MS nod se6r iu,o,
9Fhnn nit sni9cn 5Gaeru itcr D G arceer
Srr8e ees SSeitcns 9eiOlen. Seine auGercrpeut
ltnf Starte uno 5rrtiafeit I'm 6auo6asen, Der
Art unN ietn iihcr tGptenpes Srsifen NIT Der
Sugelfublr batttn ibm bel letntn GeiGbrten
rtnen 8ut erpUrben, unb pob rebeter fe immpr
iu tpm ais ob er nod elm &uabe mare. w,il er
nod ni6t Den 9tpt5bauten nuf Der Rrtrasbabu
a'fol9t mar, and ned einen Barren erfeat MATTE
wtlt' Irbtere Sbat fir ebeuIO e6renYcu oilt oils
Griferes.
Der tnr9e Boone 6aryte nit unaepulp ein r
@ele9enbeIt, bis er rnss Sdace 3,uoe uon einsm
i8redifsu Sample marr, in wei6em einee orr
9rdmOtti9en unst9ruer, OblbOn palTeI5e bereits
"On ptel'r &ugfIn 9etrOffn wUroen mar, ibtr
leine @'Id5 ten beriie(, 10 rap piele, um tbr
oe IN Ger 6ludt iu fiuOen. nihts Qnperes tbun
tpnnifn, o'e mittcn in Elm tGeitss gjemGlTlr an
entrinuen Ocrt euOia tunute crs Gb,er ibnsu
II dts, mcbr au0aben neil Die 5tr6u ma &c
iOrtrB
70 war II entieBtter &anpf s,weien, 20
odB Der Jung. Mann nod uah mebrerrn 5ooen
>~'.'''-''"NS uh CtHitlptH iuruQb. \ II.
>}n wlten fonrte ole 6c6nnetereicu Ieiusr
9sFab ten ntht msbr ertrase er belb,cB Ga
Der riei' 3l psrItl lm nm iu tbnen nit pen 5a
sen zines @'r ulOtit9ea gu uf,utehren. ODER pas
sebs IN DEM Seriud' gu af n.
3wEt Sage lauerte sr in oen @cbtsopaiTra
bis er binter sinem GjebiiAe Die DfInpuno siusr
fnifern 6S0Is unter elmer 5etirnma6 rblifte
Der c''fanf, Der paraus bcrYorauca, unc oie
am Gtnsans' ii6 perfinpenrsn Nusciden reibten
BIN, DEN 9aaer gu itberlsu9en, RAP In Der ,SIuft
Th Der @e8euitanO ieinrS 5ucscne tefapp
oa isOOh Die 5Onns gu Suite aeaanaen mar
lhcB 'r, ro6 cas- bier waG uno wabribeirliA
auf Ssute auS9raaa9en iein miirOe. gcou fle !,
t'rte nuF eineu Baum, 100 er rem gtnaana ,,r
50ble tsobndten tcnnte. Na6ocm er IDS uuf
ieine 6nsrlbii6ie mittslf 9ecsrrtemen, nit ee
n'n ei" 9de'r feta Osricb'n it, seaen oas Der
abIallsn 9'ii8sr! bate, iits,lrt6 er l8 pfn,
G&lafe.
Dim iritbrm Morsen wsdt, 6n Elm Drummer
uno 9drmsn; e5 mar Der Bar, pet dneu topt,u
8'6tOd gu iriuer Sdutt 6leppte. Qls Soenc
9lanbrr Ionnte, Oas l0lrr baee it nit 6lrud
a6erIuai unO iaNsf fie9 sr OUn psm gauMs
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u unteruna.
@@tid S3o:. 3nrl'f ni@t Dor bem @ro6su,
@roBss J. fna anb tiein crf an;
YIN Wv Der Gi6' &sime fpro1tn,
W ei' md6t'ae wd6f 6sran.
w, %Ha ZEN 9nf1na, areif ,nm gRerfs
Sl'' sS e'nnal Oao j5iint8en pn6
sSenn 'r'' eiG; Sbwalte ,witi%,r.
oW"i@"n cato 0te anOern uaa.
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81 E n T d enter1.

:" " J.
W Ut oas iun9e Msnf6en6er,
"" @IOdIetn wObI aus erlem Gr,.
Vi6t es 10 lubeH, reiuen 3on. '"'
Va a6ef l@Ia5t nit rauber 6anb
Sas St6en an Die gate g8ano
= weO cas- @lOfleiu lprinat tnt,wsi
'lH0 NIT rsm SIin8en ilt's ocrbsi |!
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ans 0enlter unO fab crn,n Restr pe,tor IN prn
prsngcn.
e'nt9' Nustntlifc corluf crfbien Sector 20,
','"'m 9frra NM iiterrei&te tbm smen S.el-
2martHOrn erbrad ibn balt q uup las:
Oas N'dobsn 1T in Der Wuble, = GER
Suptsrlte6sr fur INNER aus ccm u qe ae
l@att = Oie bewubten 9apicrc iiuc uu-
lsr'r @owalt. g8t srmorten Gu6.
Gapt. SpnsN.
en triumpbircuceV 9atrn Ros atcr Smart
tOrns bloGes @,fdt ais cr oas qrsf6en asl
len bate, = pann wsnpeh er lid su Sector UNI
fEa9te Nrciru: Sont ni6tg Ieues?
0s6, Sir! antpurtete otc,r, 3wct iuna
osut@e martn On, = ihicnsn lr6r aufasrcot
pnO wcIlten purbaus nit Ssrrn SmartbUrn
lpreGeu.
S0 cn'acsnets smarttOyn 8rigaunt,-- uni
Su in9tcit ibuen2
gHas Ctr mir aifaetra9en 6atten, Cir. lau
tete bes geecrs Nutiport, = 0lr. @mart6orn
>ei nah glew 2)ort, merOs pon pa nah europa
8eben uuo Dor eineu Sabre ni6t suriidtetrcn.
unb lie sin9en Damn 2 irnste Smartbcrn.
So 5srr J = iie sin9eu uno linp niGt ipie
Der setcmmen, antmortsts Sector.
Gut reitc iest 3uriif, lagtc Smarttcru BE-
rubt9t uno beicr9c pteisu Sricf an 6trrn NIa
poPulorum. I'm ll6r Mbcnps tumme i'd an.
rud, : merle Oir's aber, OaB i'd fur gheman
ben, ais fir oerru Nfd pa bin.
Der Ne9cr peritwanO uup salcpirc baIp bar.
auT wterer euf Der StraGe .nn6 ct. 9puis ,u
ruf, wa6reHo Smarttorn einen BON leiner gBob
nun9 ntt8ebrG6Icu Su6er aufi6lre uup Die bo
rim nuf8r dihteten Napiere 6erausnabm. Or
bloiterte Nuee icrsfdItg bur6, = ,erre unr
perbrannte SieIes. = lis enoltb nur npb Elm
saui flcine0 pdfdcn iitris tIieb, oa5 CT ,ulam-
menbnno unp in bic 6alhs lfcdte.
Delc Irteit botte falt Oen aau,eu gcil zee
Ga9cS ea9enpmmer, ais sr ftrt9 mar, 0ate
er eobnId1elno. Npscn e bod irbt tbun, mas
lie mpilen, = mein @elo aus Der Sant babe id,
3uriif1rjc9en, = Gitteipring bc,abIt mics NOR
gen, = ntdts fciitt mid Damn pebr an ct.
SouS unO i'd bin frci uuo undttGnein, pie Der
Sc9el In Der 9uft. Nttlue 5cimoe m6aen bos
leers gfadlcben babcu, = arme SGoren! bic
'lnem 9martbOrn prrben III t6nncn mavnrn
9IlS ce eunfel muroc, bclies CIR lein UferD
uno rtt auf ab9elegeuen 5citenmcasn na6 ct
9puiS.
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Us mar 9rscn 3ebn u6r I6euOs ale Smart
born letn arbetsSmnter betrGt unp balo bnrouf
meOctetr 6ectur oas Grlbeinen pss 6errn Nfa
YOpulprum.
Ah mein gutter aia iaste 5marttorn NIT
GROCER 9'rIlihfet i'm tssra6,uO, = Sie Rnb
bod ntAt nn8e4alten. nap ta Ste nod an 70
lpdtEr SnnNe gu mir bemiibc; = aaein Gle
inb @cibaftSmann, ME Id, - unS paber &c
oarf sS pctI ni&t crit Der, GntiAuIoisuuq.
@ieiu gutter Orr SmartbOrn! IiSpeItr q a.
id bin itets su Sbrem 8efe6le, BET 9ao unp
Nadt - msm @ott sic bcben ia iiDcr mid,
;u bcicbeu. @lein 6ab uno @ut, metn Drrion
= 2a.s itett III Sbreu Disnltsr; = serfasen
or Oarifber.
unO penn idi Sit nun bsim gGertt nsbmsn
miirpe. e.emter Aiu. ute paHn? ira te Mr. 5nrart
BORN lauernD.
Nd Apie tGnnen sic nur mob fraacn, gutter
6err SmarttOrn, Iaat 6err YuvulOrum aon,
,srfnrlbt mas icb bin YerOaufs tf Sbneu
= mas i'd babe, bare d pcm Sbuen. Sic baben
ago barber su Uerfaaeu.
giun oenn, (aatc 5marttOrn setter, = btele
ireuupihaftli6 Gvtldruna pom Sbrer 5ette er
leittert bas @ei&aft wesen oclIn tb 5te nod
% ipdt gu mir bitten Ite6, unsemcin. 66ren sic
MIDI an, gutter Q'a, t6 babe aaerOlnos tbre
5rennpltaft in QRipru6 ,u neBmen. gs 1T mir
stn lebr pcrt5eIboftr Suuf pom bS6t wrrtb
oouem G5runCeistnt6um gu lpOtbiuiaem Yreiie
dugt5Uten worcen. Der Wann prrfauit aus
ylOfb, nit SraraelO ldBt ii& pa allo oiel tbun.
Mor9sn mus paS @sihdit a6soi6lOiIen lejn
psnn 90 ntbt in 6dnps zines -2lnpern faaen
lnO mir entge6eu ioa. SD bate IN lester 3cit
pjele 3ablun9sn geba6t unp, nm pas Gaentbum
auieu su t6pnem, fsblen mir unaefabr 10000
| Dollars. "a woute i'd G5ie oenn fraasn. mit
ME pis Sis mir, auf siniae gBc&en nur. oue
,clfeu t6nnen. DAP Id Sie BEL Dem @ewinn
rs @jti6ditss bctbciliae psr1ebt Iit BON ieItn,
utter ala. -Stenfaas Ouen gie fdb fsiucm
unpanfbdren Dtrpfibtet batsr.
Nt, mctn sut.r 6err SmartbOrn, iasts Ma
nit ieinsm bolOieli9sa Qa6eu, ME cut ii6
rs triift; = tb uno meinc Brau buten Qsrace
| npier biSGen @slO Don cen bis4uigsn Ylabsn
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-20
James G.. Campbell.

The telegraph announces, that ALEX
ANDER MURRAY, has been appointed
Marshall of the Western District Of Penna.
the post now held by the gentleman whose
name heads this article.
We are sure no man who has been
brought into contact with the late MAR
sHAL CAMPBELL, can have failed to be
impressed with his urbanity, punctuality
and promptitude. He made one of the
most attentive and judicious Marshals we
have ever had; winning golden opinions
from all sorts of people; and performing
the duties of his Office with the most scru.
pulous fidelity. We have never heard any
expression but that of praise, and we be-
lievcd the feeling at his removal is that Of
universal regret.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-20
The Stars & Stripes-forever.

So far our efforts have been for peace
To the extent Of our humble abilities we
have labored to avoid and avert civil
warl We have failed The Mar has
6rsunii !
And now, that it has begun, there is but
one thing for us to do, and that is,
Gro STAND FAST BY THE OLD FLAG
as she now waves in front of our office, lie
tween the Court House and Exchange Ho-
tel and see that she never goes down before
any enemy, native or foreign. The Fede-
raj Government must be sustained and
we shall not stop to inquire who is in de-
fault. Let the campaign be pushed vigo-
rously-let it be short, and decisive. The
first gun was fred by the Secessionists and
it may be that forbearance has ceased to
be virtue. We are for an undivided
country, if that be possible; but if not,
then wherever the Star Spangled Banner
waves, let it wave in triumph and honor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-20
Stand by the Old Flag |!

We clip the following brief and patriotic
declaration of sentiment from the Lancas.
ter lntelligencer, of last Tuesday, the home
organ of Ex-President BUCHANAN, as
expressive of our own views on the pre-
sent national crisis, and commend it to
general consideration. COL DEM.
Now that war has commenced-no mat
ter who is at fault-it is the duty of all
our citizens, irrespective of party, to stand
by the old flag, with its glorious stars and
stripes, and support the Government in all
proper and legitimate efforts 10 bring the
contest to successful ISSUE The first
blow was struck by the Secessionists, and
now it becomes the duty of every patriot
to lend his aid in sustaining the honor and
glory of our common country. If we have
Government that is capable of protect.
ing and perpetuating itself, this is the time
to exert its strength, and the people must
stand by it no matter who is at the helm
We 60 for our country Jour whole country,
and nothing but our country.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-20
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-20
n1cKEN,s SHORT STORIES.

Containing Thirty Stories, written by Chtres
Dickens and never before published IN this county
p,nt from the advance sheets from London from tho
edion 10 be published there in few days under the
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This volume contains some Of the most dcnghtfu
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-20

AN EXTRA SEssIoN.-The President
has issued his proclamation convening
an extra session of Congress on the 4ih OF
July next, to consider and determine upon
such measures as the public safety and
interests may demand A number of
States have not yet chosen their represen-
tatives to the next Congress, ard in those
States where the regular elections do not
occur until after the 4th of July, it will
be necessary to take immediate steps to
fix an earlier day. The President also
calls upon the militia ofthe several States,
to the aggregate number of seventy five
thousand, to aid in re.posscssing the forts
and other property which have been sci,
zed from the Union. 1t is understood
that the Government will Immediately y
direct all its energies towards re-taking
Fort Sumptcr; and in order to do this a
large force will be necessary to capture
the batteries commanding it,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-20
IA PAIR OF REAL NovELrrEs."-N

"A PAIR OF REAL NovELTIEs."-We
would direct attention to an advertisement
in another column, under this unique head
ing, from the elegant House of Messrs.
SMITH & BRoUwER, of New York. They
are the Importers of Neck Tics, and the
inventors and patentes of several novel
and really valuable improvements in those
splendid articles, which are of almost cv-
cry variety, and decidedly the handsome
est we have ever seen. They sell only to
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers, so that
our friends hereabouts, aud Country Mer-
chants, generally, can obtain this elegant
style of New Goods, by sending their or
ders to any Jobbine House III the Metri-
politan City.