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Ferry Boat for Sale
The Steam Ferry Boat

HAK.
assssa27 now owned and run at Atchson,
Kansas, is offered tor sale cheap, to be deliver
cd on or shout the first of March. She will
carry twelve wagons and teams, and is i'll good
running order.
For particulars, apply to
W. l.. CHALLISS & CO, Proprietors.
Atchison, January 81, 1S6l-lm.
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STAR OF THE ESG
1851.
TIE NEW YORK MERCURY
FOR THE NEW YEAH.

4 N Accordance uikh n TINA -honopa4 S,slfodR.
the publi,hsr, Of The New Yori H.,e.,v
make the opening Of a New Year the oecaa;on
| for issuing : eomprshensivs prospectus bulletin.
| Although the patriarch Of the weekly pre-
| being nov in ia twenty. third vearj, The
Mercury teens with she ere and vigor Of youth.
~ we'll - with the wisdom and dignity Of ma
turs years. Presenting, a il does, the svsas
Dc 70 creme Of litsrasure-snrichtd with the
enhancing masterpieces OF shc greatest 70
mancers in the world--glistering With the bril-
liant wit and hunor Of the shsrpess pens Of she
hme-abundantiy garnishsd with the rarecs
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thoughts that breathe and words that burn
from the great writers Of ITS immense contff-
EDITORIAL stan, and nonoreo all over the country
for its perfect freedom nom anything salcuia.
ted to wound or repulss the most sensitive NOR
alist or class Of pe0ple-it has been for ysars
the luxury, the teacher. the monitor, and the
welcome guest OF hundreds Of thousands OF
| American homes.
The publishers and propristors OF The New
York Mercury have made The motto Of IL col
unns:
"H.,. shall ,..n. G..i.. -i,s hi. ..,l..sis...
Rish as--dsops sA.lias fro. his p's.ss Of hsssS
and during the present year 1851 its grand.
inimitabls army Of wrisers-uhose united cal.
aries exceed the total Of those paid 70 the Pres.
ident and Vice-President Of the United States
and its brilliant constellation Of literary sps.
eialties will be materially extended. Thus,
one of the proprietors' new engagements b thas
Of the witty, waggish, quixncal, Whimicsi.
Q. K. PHrrAxpra DoRsrcxs. P. B.,
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A Novelty In tho Art World
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured BY Letters Patent in the United States,
England, France, and Belgium.
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COMPANY,
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COMPANY,
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having secured their novel and ingenious In.
vsntion BY American and European patents, sro
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presenting all the attractive and advantageous
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and finish Of water color drawing, and hith-
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ties ofthe articles spon which they are trans
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As the patented process ofths Company era.
blss the reproduction Of Photographs. not only
on plain surfaces, but upon such a. are rsund o.
of any degree Of iregvlarity-porsfsits can b
reproduced with auIt1ess accuracy, and deliessy
Of dslneation, upon Porcelain wares Of shy de-
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ury or 6fhousshold utility, sueh %
Urns, Vases, Breakfast Cups, Isilst AxtisIsss
g.;
thereby securing faithful portraits and fasnishine
q unique and exquisite style Of ornsmsntatloo
Of articles in domestic use.
In order TO furnish facilities FOR the gratiess.
ton of the popular taste, and to meet the wants
Of those patrons Of the Fine Arts DESTROYS q
having Portraits on Porcelain, the Company
have imported from Europe . collection Of 81
perior porcelain goods, manufactured T. sAstf
own order, which they sell at cost prices.
As the American Company are ownsrs ekshs
patent right, and consequently the only persons
authorised to use the process. they have estss'
mined, in order
10 afford People In every ssstieA Of the uniaA
an opportunity to possess
Portraits q Gains.
70 make the following proposition 70
n l. - ~ -
visi. personally the Atslisf and Gal.
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Persons sending photograph. ambrosyps, o.
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New York, accompanied BY
Five DsllAxs,
will receive in return BY express. hss Of ethss
charge,
4 rishly eruansntsd breakfast Cap aaA SsssR.
with the peftrait tssnsassEsd tAsrssa
By transmitting adagusrsotyps and
Ten Dollars.
tbey will secure in like manner,
A haadsens IfsasA vass o feilst Aftisls.
With the portrait reproduced By The pssssssd
process. By sending pair Of dsgdsnsesypss
and
Hiassa nallsss.
they will receive in return
4 pair Of fish SsvTss vasses
with the portraits executed eqsal 70 Dinsstsss
paintings; and, in like names. portraits go ~
reproduced on porcelain vsrss o.
Vases Of svsry qaality Il 1iaisA.
ranging in price from
Twenty % ons HaAlrsl DsIlass ~ ysis.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December, 1860
The undersigned ha,e commenced the pub
| LEGATION, in this city, Of a weekly newspaper,
called the National Republican.
| It 10 printed on . large sheet. q BY ~ inch
e., and is furnished at the low prices stated be-
low.
1t will contain all the original matter of the
daily National Republican, with the exception
Of local news not interesting to country subscib-
ers.
It will give full reports Of the proceedings OF
Congress, and of the other departments of the
National Government.
1t will contain all the news of the day, foreign
| and domestic, markets, &C., L., a. well a. an
original correspondence from all parts of the
country. The miscellaneous department will re
ceive special attention, and, in all respects, the
effort will he made to establish the character of
tho National Republican asa
FAMILY NEwsPAPKR
Tn politics, the paper will be Republican, sus-
tanning the incoming Administration of Mr. Lin
coin. but disclaiming, however. any pretension
| to be the organ of the President elect.
There is no other Republican paper in the
District Of Columbia, or the vicinity of it, and
it is believed that recent events have opened to
such paper an important sphere Of useful ef
fort. The time has come, when the actual aG-
ministration of the Government upon Republi-
can principles will explode the misrspresenta-
tions which have made those principles 20 dis
tasteful to the South.
But it is not only here, and in this vincinity,
that the projectors of the National Republican
hone to make it useful. To the whole country
hey offer journal which win discuss national
politics from a national standpoint, and which
will never be 'swerved from patriotic duty by
any overpowering pressure Of local interest.
TERMS.
One copy, one year r- $2.U0
Three copies one wear 500
Five confess one wear 100
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Twenty copies, one wear 1000
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PAYABLE always in advance.
When Club of subscribers has been forward
cd, additions may be made to it On the same
terms. 1t is not necessary that the subscribers
to Club should receive their papers at the
same post Office.
Money may be forwarded BY mail, at our risk.
Large amounts can be RENTED in drafts on
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore;
smaller amounts in gold, or in notes Of solvent
banks. Address
L. CLEPHANE l. CO.,
National Republican, Washington, D. C..
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2. G. sHREvH, =. D.
SHREvE g. MACY,
DR. u G. g L s IS,

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
n Drs. Shreve 4 Macy attend to the pr1e.
tice of Medicine and Surgery. They nay %
found at the Drug Store, when not pfo ee ~
allv engaged lteo- ~os w
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bD R!
Cheaper than Ever!
STEAM saw Mill,
I'm Full Blast!

TNHE undersigned, proprietors Of the White
l. Cloud Steam Saw Mill, take pleasure in
announcing to the public, that their mill 10 in
the very best order, and they have commenced
operations for the season. They are prepared
to do saving of every kind and description, On
the shortest notice. They will saw on the
halves. or for money, very cheap. They will
constantly keep on hand
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER.
which they will sell little cheaper than ear
be had anywhere else, for Cash, or to good men
on short time. They have also An excellent
Lath Mill, and are prepared At all times to fur
nish LATHS in any quantity, At low rates.
Give US . call, and satisfy yourselves that us
can do just what we say.
WN NAIIcR GONG
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FLEMING BROS, PIrr,BuRcH, Pa.

B. nsa-rs aud Physicians ordering from othsrs tia,
Fleming Bros will do we'll u write thor oIden distinctly
Sa. fEs6nrJt, ri To- those wishing to give them .
s, will forward psr mail past paid any part af
hs Um.i StStes box Of Pills for twpts three-cens
E0stass sr.nPs vial Ct vermfyke for Gurtssn
srsec,nt stamps. All orders from Ca6siA must 10 10
anpans by twenty cents extra
c. For sails BY Druggists AID osuntry Sure Keepers
,eoSf4.,y.
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The New York Mercury 10 sold BY all news
men and periodical dealers in America. To
subscribers il is regularly mailed every Satur-
day morning for 81 year; three copies for q;
six copies for s.; eight copies for $l2, with an
extra copy free to the getter-up Of the club
Six months subscription received. Always
write plainly the name of your Post-ofies.
County, and State. We take the notes Of all
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u Specimen Copies sent free 70 oil sppli.
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V. b. MARKHAM,
ATTORNEY AT Law 6 REAL ESTATE AGENT,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,
WILL practice in all tie Courts of Doni-
w phan, Brown, and the adjoining Counties;
pay taxes for non-residents, and buy and sell
lands. Particular attention paid to collections
in Kansas Nebraska, and North w est Missouri
OFFICE on MAIN STREET.
;.n
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SAMUEL CAPPIN,
Land and General Agent,

SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS, Z
WILL promptly attend to investing Money.
w paying Taxes, locating and selling Land
Warrants, buying and selling Lands, and max.
ing Collections in Northern Kansas and South.
srn Nebraska. Office on Main Street.
REFERENCES:
v.D. MARKHAM, White Cloud, Kansas.
Z. A. PouLEr, Iowa Point, I"
A. C. WiLpER, Lssvenworth, I"
GrLsrar STATION, Kickapoo,
PHrLLIps 3 DoDeE,
P. L. HuDeESs,
r. Durroy, Hiawaths,
LhKrxs 4 BoYD, st. Joseph. Mo.
OrAs BAILEY, Bloomfield, Edgar Co., Ill.
RI. GArLISo, Indianapolis, Ind.
June 30, 59-ly.
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EDWIN r. GRANT,
Attorney at Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND

REAL ESTATE. AGENT,
torrrcE IN IN. COURT Horss,
HIAwATHA, BROWN CO., KANSAS.
Will attend promptly to all business entrus.
ed to him in Brown and the adjoining Counties
dec. %, 59-ly.
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Dr.. M'Lane's Vermifuge

DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an innocent
preparation, not capable Of doing the
sl'ghtest i,yury to the most tender infant
AddreRa all or,iera IA
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m nm VIRGINIA AND HAVANA
IU,UUU CIGARS, which viii be sold at
from 50 cents to 8 per hundred.
oct. II, 80. 6. DANA SAfkS-
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DIR. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE


DIR. M'LANES VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success, which has at
tended the administration of this prepar-
alton has been such as to warrant Us in
Pledgins ourselves to the public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should prove inef-
fectual: providing the symptom, attending
the sickness of the child or adult should
warrant the supposi,ion of worm, being the
cause" In all eases the Medicine to be given
IN srRIcr ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public, that
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CATHOL10A
Oh,
THE NICHE IN THE WALL
AfALB OF LOUISIANA.
BY DR. ]. H. ROBINSON.

The opening chapters Of which vii sD1sss
in The Mercury for January 3, 1861.
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w VI. MAUCh . DONS
White Cloud, March II, 1891.
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Gu, special New 7 ears Cit 70 oss esadsss
will Be . brilliant new novelette,, entitled
CATHOLI1A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
TIE SOUTHERN ARMY.

TIE Montgomery Advertiser q: the >0th piats the
following corrected llrt OF appoint Hen's in the Pc
vis,onai Army Of the Confederate States. Tie
paper ssys that only one appointment in the Regular
Army has been madc-that Of Col. Hardee Of Savan-
nah as Colonel in the lst Regiment of lnfantry Col.
H. was for come time Commander Of the West Point
Academy:
Brsadlsr General, Samuel Cooper, Va
ApJurASrGsSER.Ls pkp.h1AEET- Liept''Co George
~. Captain; John her Nils. be-, g. 100 god 10
ham &. Myers La Maj !. }. Lawrence. Calhoun n C.
suBssIENcs DEPAkrskNTt uPtsns' John shssh' d. u !
CoAps oT ESalsRsHs~Msior, William H. C.whiang. Mi,s.
Danvile l-adl es Ala Captains, Walter H. ste hena Tex
VIM. Is. Boss ia WD. Il. Echols Ala sanles Il. Loekotb
Cosp. oy AKrnIERr-M,ior, Samuel 0. French, Mis-.
John o. E.rwell 5. G Captains, Nm o. ON Ha;i John H.
Foruey Ala o-o L. Andrews, = CT joan G. Booth; Ala
John e Moore Tenn JOLn'Sn K D S@ la stepheg D.
AlGei Is. Chapman. Ala tredeIics L. hide y G. Phillip
Stockton sc yPOe oasoT:l La t s lsu saaS ~
george s. james & c Lh,Ilr, D. Anderson G. aui,d T.
ao.c s' j. White Nil. james i hsonaat Robert
Beckhim. Ns.i Jorph hevlrr, Ga Join - 4. buHw-n
cisb. s.fnWol s. &C. jane. l. K,nnsld Mi. S. & WI.
Hans. Ca John Pelham, Ala Thomas Il R,sr. Texas,
JOIN oBrsr Ts1s.i Uhuie. P Bali Ala. Lucien b. sand.
tide La GcOise H. frost, La Felix H. Robertson i.Hr p.
george N. Es,ecld.. 5 Z: I. sS sy,'lsh. Fla
.s Msas G Allied cSanl DSH Ga ' c.p villa
l.. wsltet tla John " tIszer, Mia. John DonRov.nt
c.; Thou.as Mcconnell, ile0doIu O'has, Ala jas.
J.. CoIoy. G. George w. Cam Va Allied yrrson jr.
ia Robert @, Cole, q. Philip A. owen. Ala Edwin
Hsyie, Va William NJ. Walker, Ala l. Moses Philip Niles
n. q. Waits, Mics. John }. A A. Aouton. La. EdsMi
Willis Ga james Barron. Ca v. }. S.mm,., la } O.
Blount, Ga James dallt1n H. c.; H. IL Farley, D. G I;
joseph X. DIXON, Mise; John L. Blocker 5. C., ben uio
hing. ID james T. Mop. NasUirstop, CT T. j. bIgon
Ga Allied n. Ukeal, Ala }. q. Ashe, Els Jobn PEGGY
Walker. Ala. Campbell Trey. Ga Tboma. W Hum Mis-,
ss"'H 4: f.%@1 ress s. JOIN O. VIZ h Gu
John scOtt, Va Glover A; Nall, Fla w w hhksnd "a
F.t Li.utensnt Alfred 4. Lauer ; Ci Richard " Don
Besu Musnthon S1nth ala. Arthur Shall ia Asx
anaer Is Montgomery, Ia AuTehas Cone "a ns0ase ".
uou, Ala. Paul Qusttitbinni. CT H. o. MeN-h hehs
Bryan IL. Thomas. Ga j. u. Balloon Miss, w =; ro'te,
La William Bsrnwel, s G.. Jefer'ou Davis Biadoid
nlia, Rol,r, Insr SutL AI T. LsWtoD Ga A. NJ !toS-
and Ca n L. kiug ia " D. Grover, Mss Second Leutsn
ant. Samuel Rice IT,. Ala peyt9n n M.nIins Miss w
d. Humthr Miss Coin Mc!t4e Seph Ala theodore IS
Hsyne s. c. William Edmund Stoney, !. g. William DE D.
Hooper Ala John bradley. le1asi william u. 1Tahun Ala
0aIpott Andrewa Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

OF the genus, aDd If the accounts obtained iroth
people comng,of to this ship may be relied upon
why they arc, nothing more or less than parcel
of rowdy loafeIs, who having no better traoe
have turIed Secessionists, finding TINT they can
I've better by plunderng than by anything else
/ am told that when the Mississippi troops were
here the people were obliged to form themselves
toto Visilance Committee tn prevent their houses
ir.m robbery and their families from insult This
had direct fran residents Of Warrington.
We could at any time possess ourselves Of ai
the Government property here in the course OF
twenty.four honrs. Forts McCrea and Barran-
cas- are both commanded by Fort Pickens, and
could be reduced in very short time. Fort
McCrea has settled down some feet into the
sard since it was first built and still continues
to do so.
We were all turned out !" on the evening OF
the 9th by q report that Col. Forney intended
attacking Fort Pickens before day-break on Sun
day, a. m. IL 10 said that the worthy Colonel
did hold such intentions but changed his MIND
We were well prepared, our boats were hosted
out and eguipped the muskets were loaded; 'po
soldiers were ready and we would have been IN
upon them at a moments warning
This ship appears TO be the scape-goat Of the
squadron. She ia termed the "B'ack Devil OF
the Gulf" and the Secessionists have refused To
SUPP us with water. We are all pretty well
sati.6eI here, aud only desire a few Of the
4" shincr," Most Of the men say that II they
we're paid off they wonId rejoin the ship before
the end Of the week (if she should want men).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
DEPARTMENT OF THE CONFEI
ERATE STATES OF AMERICA.

From tie cGa,Ie.foa Couricr If March 2cta. :,
The Judicial power Of the Confectionery NesIeu in
one SUR me Court ard IN such Inferior Con't- is ARE
preacrbed by the Constitution, as Congress may Or
dain and establish M;
rict Court, having, az far az appllt,l le we @
ton heretofore vested in both The District and Circuit
Courts of the Uni'ej State. And II each See, over
this Court, judge Is Appointed.
The SUPREME Court Of tho Confederate States il COM
posed Of oil o. ere JUICES.
Appeals are To be taken from the several Dls'ric'
Courts directly % the Supreme Court. -,
The Judg, appoint the timer aud places of which
tbo Courts shall be held cxcelt the supreme Court,
the time and place for tie ii ga u which are irel
hated by the Congress. IN adiitiJn TO ese Courts,
the Congress hn- exercised il power TO esaban Ia
feror Conris, BIZ creating an Admiralty Court IN
the S,ete of FL da. bill il before Congress for
similar Court in Mississippi, but IL has not yet been e.
taBlisLed.
Power Il given to the Congress 10 make laws for tire
transfer OF Any causes with were pending IN tue
Courts of the Dotted Sarcs 10 the Courts Of The Con-
fedrracy and iQr the execution If tie orders DEGREES
ri jug meuts heretufgre rendered by the said Coar's
Und-f the Cor. ttuti ~ Of The PtqyeioEl Govern
cises " lea il embraced uuder the ConSutuIisn Of Tie
United Sares.
By the appointment of the President and eonfrna-
ton # the Congress the following Judges constitute
the Supreme Conrt: The Hon. A G. Magrath OF
South Care lipa TIE n. III. X. JarksOn OF Georgia
the Hon. w. j. Jones of Alabama, the Hon. w. L.
Harris of Mississippi the Hon. T.. j. Seles of Lois
lana, the Hon j. iempbil Of TeXaS, ana the Hon.
j. j. Finley OF Florida, each OF whom, in the State
from witch he has beeu appointed exerces the power
and authority brmerly vested in the Judges OF the
District and Circuit Courts OF lie lnied States.
Tie Hon. Mcqueen McIbtosh has been appointed
ard conf med Judge Of the Admiralty Court eotsib-
lisle al Key West, Florida.
The appointment of Judge Magrath 10 Place on the
Supreme Bench will be received with cordial and en-
phiiic approval We are aware that be possesses
tisils and talents hat would make him honoratly AID
conrpcuousy useful ia other fields Of service End liz
name has been mentioned by many iritLdr 10 Gomez
lion with the G .bii,vt OF Diplomatic service IL is
bel evei indeed, that most important appointment IN
diplomatic representation leading COdrt oi Eu
rope was az his oonwind, and Was urged On bis
acceptance. III the Juui,iary, however he has borne
bic noblest honJra, and we could not well aiOId 10
lose tie services Of ole so well qualified to aid IL
stue,ing aud ce,elolig the judiciary System OF the
Confederate States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
FROM CHARLESTON.
WAsHlSGroS, Saturday, March 9

WASHINGTON, Saturday, March 20, iooi'
The CharlestoH Courier Of the 2lst inst, received
here says: the assertion that the term OF service OF
twenty.tix Of Major AndeTsons men hsd nearly eS'
pred, is a mistake.
Major Anderson was daily in expectation Of receiv-
Ing orders 10 evacuate Fort Sumter.
Tho supply Of provisions and fuel was nearly ex'
hansted.
If be lie not speedily relieved he will be compelled
to burn come gun-cariages. lie stated that the fort
would be given up to the South Carolina authorities
after an examination by the authorized officer and
receipt for the property. ,.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
FROM MARYLAND.
THE FIRE-EATERS' FINAL STRUGGLE.
DEATH or MRS. wIS,Ss-DEaoRALLzATIo or

THE FIRE-EATERS' FINAL STRUGGLE.
DEATH or MRS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DLAR's BROOM.
From Our Own Correspondent
BALTIMORE, March %, 1861.
The hre-eaters of our city and State have not
yet given up their darling project Of ruiniOg
Mar, land by precipitatlng her out of the United
States. They are nursing their wrath, and con-
coc,ing all sorts Of mischief. Their last hope is
that Vlrginia will play the fool, aud their Com
mites are IN Richmond urging forward Seces-
sicn with great zeal and ierceness.
Meantime public opinion is gaining strength
against the dnmnable heresy of Secession in our
midst and throughout the State. Nothing keeps
il from overwhelming the Seceders, but the
hopes Of the Beeyeretts for Office, under a
Black Republican President The moment
that Mr.. Lincoln disposes Of this patronage aud
bestows it upon Republicans, the Belleverett
leaders will sink into nOthingneSs, and the people
generally will settle down quietly, and sustain
the Federal Government against oil it's enemies.
The surface Of Baltimore society has been
somewhat disturbed by the sudden death Of the
wife Of Thomas Winans, the millionaire. She
VIVA 8 French lady, and much esteemed for her
works of charity TO the poor. AZ a stewnrdess
Of the great wealth ut her command she did well
in her day.
TIE Generalization Of the Belleyerett party of
our city and State is complete. You would be
amazed to see how ongery they are preparing for
Office from the Administration they strOye 40
fercely TO keep ont Of power. Even j. Morrison
Harris, the late N. &. from the lid District,
in-law, Mr.. Fulton. appointed Appraiser. En-
uao disco omnss. If this thing continues IL it
has begun, Mr. Lincoln will have not only all
the Belleyerctts mt his feet, but all the Breck.
ites, too. for they too are crowding his ante
chamber.
Ttese opponents get no countenance, am
glad to hear from Judge Blair. The simple
question, Did you vote for Mr.. Lincon' if
answered in the negative disposes eilectually OF
their preteDsions. And SO 1T will be, predict,
in all the other Departments. Mr.. Lincoln, Of
course, receives everybody with courtesy.
Judge Blair is using the broom with great
efficiency iD sweeping out of place in this State
the miserable tools Of Deputy Postmasters, Who
have been in the habit Of Grahamizing the mails,
and denying to subscribers their newspapers and
documents He has the thanks of every honest
man for his determination in the premises, and
especially for refusing to put anti-Republicans in
Office.
The City Republican Convention has reorgan.
lied for the coming year, BY the election Of Mr..
James +. Wagner as ts President. This gen.
tlenar has done well in the past, at the post Of
danger, and deserves this mark Of confidence for