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Messrs. A. NJ BININoEE Co., 10 Broad st :, n Y.
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the Yours truly,
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m 9usSi f NNN sTo{{kiuoUE.
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Rhaumatism and Neuralgia.

Facts in relation WHITES ELIXIR. 1t has been zen
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known, when all other medicines failed on can see
the names of 800 persons principally in Boston VINO nave
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shall have for nothing any other medicine advertised
Sold by the Apothecares and j. WHITE, Chemist NO. 90
Aeverett st.
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco AN UT O Il
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Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put up IN large bottles,
and retas for 81 cts. per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of any person. young old there not its equal
to be- and moreover has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should entite it to place
every ladv's toilet table.
" Use the Regeneration before retiring at night and
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Use nothing your hair but these preparations and
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Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry F: Will
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be addressed.
L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
247y1l MoNTPELI FIR, VT.
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In all numbers, both White and Colored.
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THE LATTER STYLE BEING MADE FOR US ExcLusIvELY.
The above named SKIRTS are of the manufacture of
MESSRS. OSBORNE & CHEESMAN and will be sold to
the trade at the manufacturers prices.
49,. c. E. KING 4 CO., ..l 'l
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No. I. UNION ST., BosToN.
Dealer in Sole Leather Calf Skinsand Shoe Find,,.s
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for SALE NP"Ne"' ooots
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and strength of the whole system.
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They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
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taste renders it easy to administer to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFITS
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All orders should be addressed to
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Or to Weeks and Potter, Boston,
Sole Wholesale Agents, for New England.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-27

IT On Wednesday evening last a
large number of our German population
assembled at the Hall of Engine Com
pany No. One Of this city, for the pur-
pose of forming an organization of
those who are more familiar with the
German than with the French or English
command. The attendance was far
beyond all previous calculation; and
in numbers would form formidable
body of men in the feld--capable of
enduring all the hardships attendant
upon soldiers life.
During the time the above assem-
blage were engaged in arranging the
preliminaries of their organization, the
Je6erSon Light Guard, fine Company
of our young men who commenced
their first organization only on Satur-
day last, at the meeting presided over
by Mr.. l.. L. Ferriere, were marching
with Drum and Fife through our prin-
cipal streets, under the command of
Mr.. T. L. Maxwell, In that fine
Company we noticed quite q large ma
jority of that class Of young men, of
whom Napoleon remarked, in speaking
OF his army, composed the most
reliable forces under his command,
next to his old veterans, who had
served under him in many hard fought
battles.
The Light Guard held q meeting
on Thursday evening and elected their
Officers, list of whom will be found
in another column.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-27

E8T At the special meeting of Star
Hook and Ladder Company of this
city, held on Wednesday evening last,
it was unanimously resolved, that said
Company organize Immediately under
their President for Military Drill,
each member to supply his own arms.
The regular Drill nights will be Tues
deys and Fridays until further notice.
The first Drill came off last evening.
Success to the Stars! May they con-
tinue to shine with increased splendor
and redoubled Military ardor.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-27

in 1859, and author of the State Census
of this Parish for the year 1858; and
finally Junior Booth, son of Vulcan,
who has. given up an honest calling
for politics. MORE ANON.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-27
From the n. o. Picayune of yesterday j
Important from ST. louis.
A speedy Collision Anticinntcd.

The following highly important let
ter, from st. Louis, was last evening
placed in our hands for publication. 1t
is from the most authoritative source,
and we are assured may be implicitly
relied upon as setting forth the actual
state of things in the Queen City of
the West:
81 LOUIS, april u, 1861.
The banks of this city veSte rday
furnished the Governor Of this State
100000 to arm the State. The arsenal
at Liberty has been seized by the peo-
pie, with quite a number Of small arms
and cannon.
The General Government has strong
ly garrisoned the arsenal in this city,
| and the excitement is 50 great here you
! need not be surprised to hear of seri-
Gus disturbance any day. The bitter
est feelings exist, and the Southern men
here will conquer or die. | will send
my family to Kentucky soon, unless
affairs look much better for a bonn
bardment of ths~city is not improbable
especially if the Southern men prevent
the Dutch regiments, now organized,
from being mustered into the service Of
the General EOyernment-and they say
they will.
Iou may rely on one thing-ninety-
eight of every hundred men in this
State are bitterly opposed TO the Lin
coin Administration.
This also accords with accounts, re
ceived both by the telegraph and
through the newspapers. As every
where on the border, the people Of
Missouri have walked up to the trcoch-
cry Of the Lincoln Government and
are preparing for the combat. The re-
suit cannot be doubtful.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-27
--latest News
B Y r. Il 4 T. CT r. a p II
From the New Orleans city Papers of yesterday.l
Seizureof Southern Property mn
Moore Chartered Vessels.
Purchase of RifIed Cannon.

New YORK, April 25. - Engraved
plates for bonds and bank notes of the
Southern Confederacy were seized in
the Wall street engraving establish
ments to-day.
The steamers Kedar and Champion
have been chartered by the government
as transports.
Sixteen RiAed Cannon have been
purchased of West Point for the use
of volunteers. st
The citizens of Wilmington, n. c.,
have taken possession of the steamer
Georgia,
The Baltic, Columbia, Harriet Lane
and Cuylcr have been seen in Chesa-
peake Bay.
1t is reported the sloop Sunshine was
fired into off Yorktown, and capsized in
endeayoring to make her escape.
Whot Is Left Of the Burnt War
VeSS rs.
New York, April 25.-Norfolk advi-
ees say Captains Rogers and White
are prisoners in the hands of the
authorities.
OF the burnt war vessels at Norfolk
the plymouth is the only one service
able. sg
Resignation of Officers on the Niagara.
Art1ttery Companies Organizing IN
Is o t on
BosToN, April 25.-The Southern
Officers on board the U. S. steam frig-
ate Niagara, have resigned.
A company of flying artillery, with
ritted cannon. organized yesterday.
The steamers Massachusetts and
South Carolina have gone to the Charles
town Navy Yard to be made war
vessels.
Manufacture Of Arms I'm New York.
Arrjvat Of Ne,o York Regiments in
Vas hiagtom
New YORK, April 25.-Colt's and
Sharp's armories are both making, on
an average, 400 arms per diem.
The 9th, 9TH, 18th and 7Ist regiments
have arrived safely at Washington and
are qnartered at the Navy Yard.
Fitting 0"t ct Eoravutccrs nt NorCoIss.
Affairs IN North Caroiiaa.
New York, April 25.-Gcn. Wool
is Informed that two privatecrs were
fitted out at Norfolk, before the ordi-
nance of secession passed the Virginia
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-27
Arrivat Of the Empire CGty.


Havana, with q. S. troops.
Left in the harbor of Havanah the
war steamer Mohawk, taking in sup
plies, and would sail for Texas in day
or two.
Seizure Of Vessels on YORK: Rirer.
Nca0 York, April 25.-The schooner
Commerce brings the crews of several
small craft seized on York river, Va.
Arriool Of More Abolitio@ Troops at
A~@aPo Ills.
Nc1o York, April 25.-Annapolis ad-
vices say that five more regiments and
sappers and miners have arrived there
destination for Washington.
The Southern Canp at Aqua Creek.
Harrisburg, April $500 Caro-
iinians passed through Thomasyille on
Sunday on their way north.
All along the route troops are enter
ing the cars, saying their destination is
for the southern camp at Aqua creek,
ton.
1t is judged that 1000 troops are at
Harper's Ferry.
Kentucky Troops for the South.
Louisville, April 25.-A detachment
of Col. Duncan's regiment, of about
400 men. left by the Nashville cars this
afternoon, under Capt. Desha, for the
Southern Confederacy.
Schooner Fired INTO.
Phitadetphia, April 25.-The
schooner Lucas was fired into in Chesa-
peake bay but escaped without serious
injury.
Charleston Troops Richmond Bound.
philadelphia, April est is report
ed that 5000 Charleston troops are on
their way to Wilmington, n. C.
Arrangements are being made to con-
vey them to Richmond.
Military Movements IN Y1rgjniu.
Neno York, April 25.--1t is reported
the sncessionists have planted battery
of four guns at Harper's Ferry, and
are examining all passing trains.
The roads for milo are lined with
soldiers.
Union Feeling in Wheeling.
EFhccting, a., April 25.-There is
still strong Union feeling here. $500
men are under arms.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-27

We cannot disguise the thrill of
pleasure with which we heard that the
course of the States and Union has
awakened the watchful fear of the lead
ersof that party which has trampled
upon the constitution of the country,
and stuck UP the Chicago platform in
its place.
We tell those parties that if they
have hirelings enough to further. out
rage the character Of this city. they
may tear down the States and Union
building but they can in 40 wise in
tlmidate Us, or warp us from n course
which we regard as increasing in honor
the more it divergcs from them.
Meanwhile we suggest to these mob
orators and law-breukers that they had
better reply to the articles in the States
aud Union than assail it or its Office.
We would much prefer to be demo-
Esh"d by argument rather than by
vagabondism. Reason is much better
than riot and robbery; and sense, in
the long run, is much stronger than
sincws.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-27
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
SATURDAY, April 27, 1861.

Eg There will be Meeting of the
German population atiS eUening, at the
Hall of Engine Company No. One, for
further Military Organization.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-27
M O b Il a w ,

tFrom the Washington States, l6th.l
In the capital where there ought at
least to be some semblance of decencv.
to illustrate the nature of Republican
system of government, citizens are.
reduced to the miserable position ON
mere hangers-on of Providence. Tbeis
every movement is hedged in by sofa
dlery, their every utterance is checked
or rebutted by the threats of mobs
supervision. The shadows of military.
despotism on the one side, and mob law
on the other, embrace the city which is
named after the first citizen.
The Lincoln government has brought
here not only a standing army to dis
grace the capital, and render the Demo-
cratic form of government a mockery.
scorn and by-word in the eyes of
Europe, but it has also broughta anoyine,
army of retainers, or cxpectants, who.
are ripe for any kind of violence.
Public disturbance is the only panacea
for such ills as they are heir to. They
cannot lose anything in times of peace.
but they may, and doubtless will, gains
something il disturbance. Such per-
sons always do, as they are alive to :.
every chance. These men are haran-
gued by violent blasphemers, who shield
the infamy of their speech under cover
of passionate illusions to the Supreme
Being. Nothing is too divine OF sacred
III the eyes of these followers, of anti
slavery bibles and anti-slavery gods
which can be pressed into the service
Of these mad and bad men. They have
broken this once fair fabric Of q
government, and now they would riot
and howl like wolves amid the magni-
ticent ruins.
In New York and PHILADELPHIA the
despotic lust of the Lincoln government
has inspired mob law to course of
action the most degrading which can
be injected into the history of free
people. The offices of several journals
have been assaulted, doubtless by secret
orders from this city.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15
McGREGOR, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, MAY l5 1861.

will enter one Of those great halls-tl,ere on
the right stands an eating stand where YOU
can get meal worth $3.50 down to plate
of soup for 15 cents. That big black chap
is there to wait or us, command him if we
will. On the left is a neat and TASTY bar.
where suppose the same extended accom-.
mediation may be had in the drinking line,
but as you and are temperance men we
will pass the bar Here on the right is Mr.
Goodfcllow sitting behind pile Of money
that would tempt an Illinois banker. He IS
dealing French Monte. He deals the cards
and invites us to cuff we comply, he
throws out two cards. We put our money
down on one. He runs the cards until our
card or his is followed by another of the
kind; If ours comes first he doubles cur
pile, If not, he rakes in, and the raking in
seemed to me to be the principal part of
the game. We pass on and up comes
another table-here arc two men playing
game that !, nor doubt you, know
anything about Next is faro table, next
roallette table, and next three cent game
the name Of which do not know. In the
back part of the room is band Of music
playing all the time while the spacious hall
is constantly crowded with guests, who are
either gamblers, drinkers or like ourselves,
'lookers on" This description remember,
will answer fnr more. than one place on
Blake Street, while other streets arc not
totally without their saloons and gambling
halls. Yours, &C., b. nj. C.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

How TO HEAL A LONGING FOR DIVORCE.
Bishop Burnett, in his travels through
France, Italy, Germany and Switzerland,''
states that in Berne they had novel way
Of dealing with matrimonial dispu,ants.
Divorces were frequently granted, but first,
the applicant must go through the following
test: A small room was prepared in which
husband and wife were put-the door being
then closed, to remain so for six weeks, ex.
cept it should be set in motion at the urgent
and united request Of the welded pair
There were in the COON one stool, one plate,
one spoon, unity of all the requisites, and
the solitary bed Of such dimensions that Il
they chose to use it together, they mpst
need to lie very close together. OF one
thing, and only one, there was duplicate;
and that was little treatise on the duties
Of husbands and wives to each other. No
visitor was permitted to 60 near them and
they had only glimpse ut intervals Of the
grim face of the janitor as he pushed their
food through hole in tho door. The
bishop states that the test was attended BY
tho most wholesome results.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

How OCoNNELL Som Mr.: RUSSELL, rHn
TINES Man Tho Mr.. Russell who now rep.
rtsents the London Times here, is the same
gentleman who WAS sent by that journal TO
Ireland TO report OConnell's speeches, during
the repeal agitation. One Of the first meet
ings the newspaper man attended was in Kerry
Having heard OF OConnell's polite qualities
he thought he would ask that gentle man. : per.
mission to take a verbatim account Of the
oration. The 'Libertor" not only consented
but, in his Oiliest manner, informed the as
senibled audience that 'until that gentleman
was provided with all wrtin' convanlenccs, he
wouldn't sp,ke word," assuming an extra
brOeue, which was altogether unnecessary -
Russell was delighted. The preparations be-
gan, and were completed Russell W'as ready:
".Are you ready r. asked Dan.
"Quite ready"
snow, are you sure you're intirely ready 7"
"l'm certain. sir. Yes"
The crown becoming excited and impatient,
Dan said SHOW, pom my conscience, l won't
begin the speech till the London gutleman is
intirsly ready"
Alter waiting another moment or so, O'Con.
nell advanced eyes glistened, ears we're all
attention. and the reportorial pencil arose -
Dan gave one more bcnienant smile on the
correspondent. winked ut the auditors, and
commenced Lis SPEECH in The Irish language, to
the irrepressible horror of the present editor of
the Army and Navy Gazette, and to the inf.
mite delight of all Kerry