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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-02-22
M. RLAETNER.
#. e. HUMPHREY,

f. e. HUMPHREY,
Blacksmith, back of the Bank building, zsas
,Pomeroy, o. Farming Tools, Shovel TX
.Plows Mattocks, Hoes, &c, on hand and EzsY
made to order. Horse Shoeing and all kinds
Of Job Work done to order Jan. 8.--3-1
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7oLUME ".
8usiness cards.

: sssssssasA - lEAREINa HAYS So - ssssssss
Attorney-at-Law, Harrisonville, Meigs Co.. o.,
wili,promptly attend to all business that may
be entrusted to his care, in the several State
:; Courts of 0hio,and in the o. s. Court for the
Northern and Southern Districts of Ohio. S-3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-13
h O ID TIERS FOR 1861.
At the FaiR G unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO So HETIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
FVVHIS RIEST GLASS ROADSTER, will make his
1851 at the State Fair Ground Nashville, beginning
March 4h aud closing July the 4h $40 the season. and S
for insurance.
He beautiful black Ex years old, trottsd at Athens In
1860 in sos and is certainly handsome and perfect
horse in hs Aco that has brought to the State He
bred Vermont imported by E. r. Jennings, and by tie
Hatch hore he By Ii oo he by Old Black Hawk he by sher
and eb2 the Original Justin Morgan Dam by Duroc, r
d. st Charles Or gr Woodbury. Morgan, ard hence
bines fur Of the bss; Srotting crosses known.
No. 9, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT yeSrs old By We mont Boy, dam
By Woodbury., will be let 81 els The season. S20
insure. He Is very promising.
NO.3, Washington the 2d.
GOOD BAY years DID, BY Old Washington dam excel
lent Trtng Mare Will be let to Is Mares at SO the
BIS to insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the above stsons Coed Blue
Grass the farm Of T. flaming, and grain to
mares in good conoiton, at 81 per veek.
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville. Tenn Part Owner an AFentfor Company
Oscar Kbs viii be ready all times to hoW the stock TO
gentlemen,
Refer to-J Owen, Of Williamson, Col B. Allen Of Sum
T. Tanning Of Davidson, DR.. a. T. GoOeh, Of Ruther
ford. mar5-H
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE-
go = 3 go
-" s ahnmore, Philadelphia. A..
anu HOsson, and the or1I~ 80
Washington ca Heaa 10

10 Halt1more, PhfIadeluhs.
anu nOss0n, and the on1C yr-oH =
Washington CIV eaa 10
CENTRAL OHIO AND nar-
~ QUO RAILROADS terminate a. ~ - y ~ n
ton City on ne East, and Columbus 90 - ~ 40 vas
Il connects with Railroads sOr aud from ali teh
West, SOuth-west and Norrn-xS-
Passengers b this Route can Tfsit The &c. - -,
PhisdelRna New York, Boston, 81 he ost :; ~ al.
York or Boston alone, ~ ither lines y = ''cNsi Z
Tnforgn Tickets can also be procured via n..bs.
the Eastern cities. Al an additional cs--a ~ IN
Sleeping cars attached to al night trains 0'-'y'
Tickets good 1ntil uasd, with he privsi.-. =, g.,
all principal points. " ssoPPins
Business men and travellers, for pleasure a, t,s-.,
visit al the baster1 Cities at c0npa7afivsis -,
The scenery s celebrated for IFS WONDERFUL tess =
1t Is uneqralled In the world. It's system cf ~ - -
polce its splendid equipment; its exclrsi -
large amount OF double track; its hne hotels fr5.
lance OF the ConpanyD insures 70 the passenger sD-,
End eoufsrt. 'Rse-s
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks can Be pr-,.,,
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices IN tfs ".
Ask for tickets Va the Baltmsre aid 0hio Rail,,I
W. P.s1tfTH, Master Traaspcrfafioo n = n
L. u. COLE, General Tickst Agent 4 . n !
H-EULLIV Al. Gen. Western Acct = : Z
II. =. JEME n, Pres, G OR.
J. W. BROWN, GsnI Ticket Agent, G o RR
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Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
lTUATEDfn wealthy section country In Tennessee and
- having extensive subscription list and advertising
ronage il Democratic and WILDE sold reasouabl
5 to no one however but Democrat The
shed to avo ate State Equality and the proprietor will
it out % his hands devoted any other purpose For
further psr:icu ct the UEoS
OetI1-Im
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New Spring Goods
CHEAP FOR CASH.

AN receiving my Stock Of Dress Goods. which
pose TO sell extraordinarily Doing exclusively
cash business enables do this and sure max
the all call and stock Of Dress Goods
ebracrg White Goods Domecs OF all kinds and
fact everything could desire.
must again call the attention Of those II debted to Mich
olson & o. Nieholson Humphrey myself, their
settled zccounts the times such demand immediate
sction in such D. HUMPHREY.
spB-Iy
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M. q E. r. CmEATHAm.

IN. q e. Fl. CMEATMAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDTEs, wfNRa, TOBACCO CIGARS. MAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C..
00RE1R or G0LL1GE AED OBURCH SJREETz
Nashville TENNESSEE.
aejustin receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries, Liquors. etc., consisting In part a feIIovs
ls0 bids Sugar 81 grades genuine Havana Cigsrs
100 < DO do 100 dozen Psjn1sd $780,,
$50 bags prime Bio Cofesl so nests Tahs:
100 bbls PovJefsds crushed and 10 bills Engish alput
Loaf sugar; 10 bbls Peeans
80 boxes star Ceneesi 10 bbis Fiiberts.
FINE BRANDTEss WINES, 40.
e3x Z = choices French Brandies:
90 xeAsks Madeira, Sherry, and PORT Winssi
$50 baskets best b.ands Champaene,
so boxes scoViH Claref,
100 bbls fine Robertson County WHISKY
IS bbls pure old Rye do
S do do do bourbon A.
Gin, sc.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents lor tbs Dapont, Hazard and Powder
deBgred Icing only Agentsin NasTeo the Manufacurer.
larges stock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine for sale
Es Dupont Rine Powder, 1000 kegs Blasting Pow
500 do DO do der;
SEQ % @ Do 5000 Esss sycanOr. Blasting
900 % % % $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
5000 Dupont Blasting Pow so bills Toy Bedford Co.,
der safety fase.
! isnlI n &.E. p. oHEATHAA Aaentr
SOLE AGENTS FOR
gnPontfPowder; joy, Bedford Co.'S Safety
S1rs.na 90 Fuss
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Seeds.
Flour, Corn. sc.

Flour, Corn, &c.
GAO BARRELS Extra and Extra Family 7lour;
OUU 400 sacks Corfu
% bbls Lard;
so "a Green Apples
= cases Parrapine Wax CAndleG
$40 Flour Sacks tafty pounds)
On consiEnment.foF sale BY
WI WATTS & CO.,
lan19-d No. 81 College street, near Broad
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HIGH PRICE FOn NEGRoE..

WILL pay the highest price IS likely young
groeS both sexes from l2 30 years Call at % Cedar
street
Ihave hire about 30 Negroes for the balance Of the year
boys and girls, Of all sges-sOne well qualified.
G. W. HITCHINGS,
feb2O-ln q Cedar
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MAkUFAcTOa
Fassett & Crossman.

HO.5I AARKETSTREE7, NASHVILLE, TENN,
anufacturers and Wholesale and Retail
DRALERs KNDsoE
Ladies and Gents Travelling Trunks,
BON NET BOXES,
VALISES, CARPET Rags &C., &c,
EsIRE call the attention OF sill those In want OF
thing in line, Wholesale ret ill., to examine
before purchasing elsewhere confident that
sell low other house in the city Our stock Of
manufacture ede OF the best materials and
first All must admit the wisdom Of buying wor
made home preference buying that made at the East
pressiy for jebhng.
We especially invite the OF the LadiestoorY
PATENT TRUNK FOR LADIES /.
It has for Bonnes Dresses ParasoS Brushes
and waterproof compartment for sPonges, Oils, sc.
All kinds Of Trunks mads to order, covered repaired
rtnotce Give cali at At 81 harket street, door,
South Of the square. EASSETT & CROSSMAN
uayl9-d&tvly
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Ia WV n
FURNITURE STORE
q
NEW

VVFTr sber takes this method Of informing his patrons
and the public generally that ks has just arrived from ne
Eat 18th fashionable Furniture TO which
h. 81 IeTeto BE taken, and Euperoy
ntd no lie store SO Market door 70 the old
nd ana attention and fair DEALING TO merit snare
Of tronage am particularly descus 70 show 70 those
wishing to purchase, ny stock Of Mattresses inst made and
NOT SUPERIOR others the market By cal ling
At the ~Red Store No Sc Market street. will meet with
attentive CLERKS who It pleasure to show the stock
whether you purchase No connection Nth
any otAes establishment
nar0-qm sAML HEHeHAw.
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stewart Countv, SI.,. - -

SAE " ASG COUNTY COURT an
4 EeF.-Jsme5B MeCarrolI e AZ. y, 80 : "a
sls-Pstiten % sell land 1t Appearing 70 ne frors -
snts otll, nat Thos MEGA roll, Francis Net;sref
aeSarrol, James McCarrol saa uel SecsrFcIf ~, ~
Ao.larro heirs al law Of Francis MeCarrol secss5
ssslaens OF TIE sass Of Tenuessee- II Is tbrrfo-
s1, P1oiieation oe IA for four consecutive rrsFs
Hesnsine SNoS ASn AMERICAN, newspaper publssst
el.y o. NAsnsi.le requiring said on--=sit % ~ 81
oeierS tne stiees Of the COCD Court Of stewart %
noasn a. ne court house, in said -oalsy 10 IL "A
tennessee, NE hrs Nol1Sy in Janusry 1851 ana 49, u
oE oenar 20 cOnpla1ans BILL the saue win best Il
ieSsed as to lien and Sc down Tor h.arnz e1par.e
eec7-w4t-pr's fee 50. q, sss - q, C.sI
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACHES OF
alua bI l. a nd for sale.
275 acres Cleared, and in a fine state
of Cultivation.
TENEIs Farm Lee mile from Jones' Station, on the Win
chester and Alsbsms Railroad, nine mes from Winches
and three miles from Salem, in Franklin county On
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro eSbins all
oecessary out houses Close 70 the dwelling fine spring.
good Csern and plenty Of failing stock The land
is ALL RICR and for cultivation stands unsurpassed any
il the county propose to sell S valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer who wish t. know about is Jh
White Nashville, Tenn 'er AS Coyar, Winchester they
can refer 70 the premises.
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct 2HH Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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The SOUTHERN GONFEDERACY.
BY HANLEITER & ADAIR,
Atlanta, Ga.

ITHoGRkPHIH6, ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND
Printing In OIL and Wetsrcolofs, Views Portraits, Show
lands vigneites, Labels Nude Titles DpoDas Bill Heads,
Business Cards. Visiting Cards. Wedding Cards. Notices.
Tickets Admission Cards Circulars Checks Bonds Notes.
Drafts, Msps,1c-
Th undersigned has newly made such bis b1
he is enabled execute neatly, promptly snd ele
sntly, every variety Of the above articles.
j. p. WAGNER,
Germs. Cedar and cheEy streets.
VteEda Nashville, Teas.
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Land for Sale.
The undersigned will eel hisplanta ..nueu.
ANzA len, called CAPITAL VIEW, lying on Ntfs4ss1k
Es99 the nerth side Of Cumberland River etSSSSlSS9
1llIEtR three milesfrom the City ofNashvilie 1ft#
UlteI4A eontaing about TAree Hum
Al1ahHA dred Acres. BE will sell II all ~lEG2na-.
together II small lots suit purchasers Or
e exchange for we'll improved property the city It Ia Of
the very best quality Of all well wsered about half Of
in cultivation, and the balance In fine timber and pasture
There good dwelling houses good harm and stables &c
FoI information apply to the undersigned to John james
sep2O-tf TH0S. G.. JAMES.
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NOTICE no snIpPERs.

NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA R. r. Co..
Super nlendeni's Office,
nCRING the time breaks the West and Atlantic Rail
road cf Georgia. being REPAIRED every exer
tun accommodate the business of Local ns
Guiding Chattanooga But now h the the STATE
Rad been reAre and Trains running through
Atlanta thnk il duty In regular turn, accord
ing The regh that have during the
pension Of ransportaons The Western and Rail
THEREFORE, freight oal stations incud
Chaano received until further notice
string do equs justice ALL during this unprecedented us
freight request al parties in the city Interested In the
shipment Of bot through AMI local freight furnish With
STATE VI freight ready oI pment they may
tered upon Books and take their rguar The Mani
tests from Steamboats, and the Louisville road, will show
themselves TO dates W. DOLE,
fehIf-f SupRrntandant
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Tennessee Champion
Portable Plantation md FIOuFi
HiII Stone Establishment.

RURR MllStones Of all sizes hand, and made . %
Smut Mills, OF the latast improved pzs-t; Mil Spin
NIL Gearing, Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosting and Regula
SereNs Screen Wire, Mil PicFs, and Plaster Paris
which is Earr-ntsd Of best qraty and to give Subtraction
All orders and Communications promptly attended %
j. n. WAREE;
Opposite Broadway NILS nesr & r, Broad street.
iune22-d&wa Esshville. Ten
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PIANOsl mUsICl

AM receiving ny Ra Of Pianofortes from n
following Factories which will be the largest ever oferee in
the city stenvsy sons A. g. Gale Go Haynes Brothers
Hazleon Brothers. W Kauble Co., Peters and Web Light
Bradbury, SoebeleT Schmidt all OF which viii Be sold
small advance cath negotiable paper All the
new and popular music ut received together with AcodeonE
vious, Flutes Drums Instruments &C For bargains
" come to me-" at number 33. JAS' A. hcOLUkk.
septl6-u
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Corn, Hay and Oats.
Prints.
NOTICETO CONsINGEEs.
Louisville and Nashville RaiIrOs

I'm and after April ist, lEGl Freight vii be delivered
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad rnt CHARGES th
paid Consgnses will Be- notified ofthe arrival Of
Go0ds together with the amount charges. In system
facilitate the sdlsnens Of ar clains Ter Loss dan
oTercharge, and has been found necessary in order
Agents returns the General Once a. eeafred -
regulations u the Company.
msr0s 2W b. ANDERSON, sap
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
OFFICE NAzayILLz & CHGr1 AxoosA RAILROAD Co.,
October ID, 1852
10y order OF the Board Of Directors calls
ID Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Bead from Bridgeport 70 Jasper payable 70 The Treasurer Of ths
Company as follows:
One dollar each Share the LIST Noveer 1882 and TIVE
dollars each Share the lsdsys Of December 1850 Jsnza
~ February Marcel April May, June, July August septe-
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Payment may be made to Jackson Pryor Jasper or to the
Treasurer at his Office il Nashville
Ponp3essin meeting these calls Is requested Of the szbsc
OF Stock, the construction Of the road depends exclusively
the means provided specifically for that purpose
oet5-H W. A. GLEAgBs, Treasurer.
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Charleston and Savanna
FREIGHT LINFs

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED IgcREA
NAPREss freight Trains onall the roads. On ard Al
~ s4th December, 1859 through rates from Ne1 y,
Nashville: - -
First Class per 100 It's, 81 Ga Third cIsss p 100 h.
Hats Caps and BOnnes. RS
Tine from s47annah and Charisson to Nashville, fse
and nine days. --i
Intervening sabbaths cause the .fove v.y;..,,. -
'rSlshs .1alhs are run on sunday over three Lies
40 astentions BY ice Ovsrcharzeg ana s.u.y.
occurring Al sea- prong ty adjusted By he
'li i n, y Cal -@iloosa Railroad on de livery.
dec@%-u P&E n n ANN
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Cash System.
ENoR the yest 1861 our business will be
EXCLUSIVELY CASH
By adapting this system make it greatly
interest," OF friends to give as their patronage.
SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
IanI-f q Public Square.
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FRETGHTs FORWARDED.

By this Frsghts OF all description forwards
Philadelphia New York. Boston, Baltimore, to poin
Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indians, illinois, Wscon
in, lows, or Missouri by Railroad direct.
The PennsylVanA Railroad also connects at Pittsblrg with
By which Goods be forwarded to any port tie
Ohio, Muskingum Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Ino
Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas ArkArsas and Re
Rivers Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with all port
on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entruslg the transportation
their Fre to this Company, rely with confidence it
speedy transit
The rates freight any point the Yves. BY the Psnnyl
yania at all times charged By
ther Railroad Companies
II Be particular TO mark packAg GvIA PEsSA. B. E."
Z. SNEBDER, Philadelphia
MAGRAW & Rooms. 50 North Street Baltimore.
LEIGH CO., No Astor Hoase, No. 8. VIZ. st. ".
LEIGH Z Co.. No a State Street. Boston.
HI HOUSTON, Gen1 Freight Ag't, Philadelphia
L. L. H0UPT Genr Ticket Agt PhiladsIpnis
FH0S A. SCOTT, Gen'I Sup ., Altoona, Pa
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UsT received and constantly, ne article Of Psra'
- fine Vsrnish Of the quality quantities to suit pun
shssers BENZ 2 SHIELDS & CO.
Also consignment Of Perfunery, Envelops for saeto the
rsde lisn23-HI B 7. 8 90.
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Four Horse Mail Coach.

Four HOFSe Mail COaC1l.
TVHE only onein running regary ,hrset
aweek sndb sck, from Fsyettsyieto Tuahona leaving
eulahoma Monday Wednesday ndFday nreturn leave Fay
Thursday Saturday to connect the malta
Fayetevlesnd Tuahoma andfor the accommods
on passengers. j. B. Smith at TuliahGma Good
=arefu drivers The fare through only dollars
rOUN " TAYInR
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no RUILDFlxS,

TO BUILDERS.
HTE are prepared 10 do the Tin. SSOf ng and
w sheet Metal work nt1 ssssTT uhlding
most substantial manner, aud will cont sch lie
est possible rates. r. NJ. EJD kHK & CO,
FrItdoOr below Post 0a-se on Ckarsh s,Ts
1pS-d&v EashS lle @sur
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Lanl FOR Sale.


yrvHR remainder Of oek ssvea from The late Ore on Broa
street. for sale at 81 College street, two doors shove
LFoad. All Goods at bali C5eT cost
msI3-E l0TT1Aysthb kboo@s
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ID AEON, Lard Buckwhcat Flour ard Family supplies general
- Iy,by COMBS MARTIN.
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FkENon PEOTEsTaNT sCHoo

MADAAE VAILLANg will re open her roarsi,v an
~ Sooo sot young ladies' at lgs Chestnut street a.
september Superior Instructions 10 ~ FrglsS - p
SrAnehss 20 both % Ehish equally serios at: ion =
sAllant With Madame Valiant, viii supsrirsrd ne y -
=
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$50 NILES DOUBLE TRACK
g EzMa Su0n y
THREE THROUGH
PASS ENGE Err TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTsBURe AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING direct in TIE Union Depot at Pit,uburg with
Through Trains nom all Western Cities for Phlladsphia,
New York, Boston Baltimore, and Washington City thus
nisng facilities for the transportation Of Passengers
psssed for speed and comfort By any other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia without
Smoking Cars train. wcodrud Sleeping
Oars TO Express and Fast Trains. The Express Runs
direct New York. Express Fast Line
meet for Baltimore and Washington.
All Through Passenger Trains provided with Loughdge
Patent Brake-spee under perfect control Of the Engineer,
thus adding much % the safety 81 travellers
daily Trains between York Boston. Through Tickets
(sllRail) are good on either Of the above trains
Boat Tickets Boston good via NorEich Fall River,
stonngton Lines Boston passengers transferred free Of charge
through New YORK.
oces in the West Also any the regular Li5e
Steamers the Mississippi Ohio Rivers and Tickets
Fare always as low and Time az quick as
by any other Route.
ASK FOB TI0KEz6 By PT77SBEGH.
Ths completion Of Western connection the PennsylvAn
2AIaroad to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LIN e BET WEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT WEST.
The connecting tracks BY the Railroad Bridge at Pitsburg
avoiding all dzyage fage Of freight, together with the
ing time, advantages reality appreciated BY Shippers Of
fsiEht, and the travelling public.
Freight Contaeons Shipping Directions apply to id
dress either ithe FOLLOWING agents OF the company:
D. A. STEW AIT Pittsburg;
a. Pierce Co., Evansville o. J. Johnston, Ripley o.
McNeelsy, MAysyle, XVI 0nsby Chopper, Portsmouth o.
Paddock Co., Jacksonville, Ind; Brown 90 Gin
Madison, I'D Jcs Moore Louisville, Ky ;P O'Riey
Co. Evansville, Ind; W Graham Co., Cairo, IN;
Sass GLASS; St. Louis, Mo- John Harris, Nashville
Tenn. Hunt Memphis, Tenn Clarke Co., Chicago
Ill Koontz Alton, Ill. Freight Agents OF Rail
roads OF different points in the West.
The Greatest Facilities offered TOR thc Pro.
lection and speedy Transportation OF
LIVE STOCK,
And Good Aesommodons with uEual privileges Tor peonI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-20
Special Correspondence Of the n. Times
The Defence OF the Capital.

WAsHfNGT0N, FEB. ii, 1861.
Two companies OF heavy and five companies
of flying artillery are now quartered in town.
So the city is ell garrisoned with Federal troops
besides, there are $500 volunteers in the city,
who have taken the oath of allegiance and will
be on drill and parade to morrow or next day.
A company Of cavalry will be here in tew days
from arlisle. Pa Then the District will be SUIT
ticienuy well guarded to defy an attacking army
of $4,000 men. Now the citizens feel safe with
their lives and property. Thanks TO Lieut.. Gen.
Scott and Mr.. Holt, Secretary OF War.
In case of any disturbance. either in daytime
or at night, perfect system Of signals has been
agreed on, and am told by distinguished OH
Ger of artillery that with his battery, on the sig
nal being givon, can have his men called to arms,
horses harnessed, battery OF four pieces mou"ted,
go quarter of a mile, and fire, all inside OF
three minutes. Washington City was laid out
by French officer in such manner that the
streets could never be successfully barricaded ;
thus we are safe, and Mr.. Lincoln's inauguration
is going to be one of the most brilliant events
in the history of the nation.