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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07

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Sertlt' unp Miatirrg3Ga-tvt
Bbr'eislc uns 8stetf,
let Soferh f5trdus,
SO. 81 Itainlr.
Spe6en per Steamer srbatten Den sr6Btsn unS rcibfsn
Sorratb sn Serbf- unb Wtntrr> gBaGren, Ger
ic ecat bicli9en publifum in brrartiecn artifetn pTsrirt
Ippretu 1T. Dcbas: ron 10 9ie. uuo 5pber; DelaircS in
ltcneh Mtultcrh, Helm uup erpB tarirt, su IL, 20 unp IS
Cts. &C.; Nicrtnps in alien 5arbeu ~ lS2 bis S!4 @tS.,
GAS DpppeIie ipertb.
Ilpacas, ron Is Cts. an, III eritouuenepcrtb biliaen
prr;tcn; 60 Dueeue lem. Damien s5aihentiher BON 6 Cts.
an SOC IdHits une NPifeS' ~eearbeitste i~ran,Oiiiht Cellars,
lut Nu,ttcRcn biDta setauft. III i23, 81, 374 Cts. &C., bic
III enScren 9cfbdhcn cas DcppeIte tphcn.
,Sd)odrie Scipcntpfe. I glrp brett, A, 65, 81 Cts. unb
t.5; terbi1e SeibenncfTe sur Salf:e ipres SpCribcs: =
ap.pn Binsbams. Dreb 9tnsbamS, s'ee 3idina, Sa,imcr
un1 o. lets; Nrrtudp Seone fur Serrn> un6 SRabcn.
Nlc,3r. II orn b~iuieltrn 9rciltn.
V. $40, SbeeN'S Grfp une IpeeeS fur Dicnnbpten =
lati .Spdedtr IpeiRer, rctbcr uno 9eibsr 5ianneI ~ rs G,s.,
bills III 3I3 Gie.; VSicla Sbarls, Gtpa!s &c. :
Die Strstt Nuelpabl ppn Edoice @Brr 60 Stnts, auser1f
5tlte auf Queticucn aetauft Inb 81 rrr Slid merits, bic ih
III Sl.25 une Sl.75 %pTtrire; Strif 'gSpue in allen Garben
III 81 pei 9fRno.
Garpcts unp 6eartb 8usS, Die biuisften in Ntbmcnb ;
SrrIrn uno SIeadro Sbtrtine. Sbeettn9, Gpipelina, Gable
Slpath; SritnltenS 3oiitr9. YIppes. Sett unS SCrpants
S'antc:e III ben bili9itcn grtiicr.
H,,htc GattInc III 6, L lnb 10 GtS. ic.; Gambric. Gbed
uhb SpiB Muslin, nebit elmer grpben auspobl anSercr
1Ralrcr, III SabIrcih, biGIeIb IL bier dufsuilhrer.
Sd Elite e~raebeult UNI tincn Bsiudb aQtr 9amcn uuS
ptrren eIeler Stdot uno %lmse1eao, uno bite Die Drummer
SiSrts, N". % 0fainrr aBc, On %teattru.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
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@6Oieiais unO &e'aii Bein.. 9iqnur- unb
Gi9arrtn, @eihdft,
u Gat9 Sire I. 2 Gbiiren BON II. eber

9earl treet. 9
@len %unIsrsn 5reunpen unp Sefnnnten ps
tr9ebsne Nnjfiss, oaB mir Die oieeiibriae @ein,
ernie pes 6errn S6atte (5ranf GteatePs
6arm) tdufi6 an uns ae6ra6t BADEN unp o..
Ttrirsn c%snltltcn unlsrnS etaanten auf's Srsunp.
iihlte. Dieter neus Sir8inilte YBsin p;rO as.
NIP jsSsm &ennsr uno 5einl6 nsfer mtmpen,
oenn es 1T Der refine 8s"enfnft. I'm sinsn
frsunrlihen 3uipruh bittrt e~rsebsnlf
s. q. 6attOrf u. Go.
81. 3. &rdntiiNsn YeriOnen, rpelde cine
tsrtltli6e Seintur MAIDEN wOuen, fam niHts
Sehsrss anempfobIfn wfrpen, mic uns BON mn:
fern 0rrrn ~aeltbrtsn ger,fen osriibrrt mirp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
Stht aus ndh
SSG. q MaitlIG0Rc!

Die tiGiQitsu DRY @ouOs in 8itmcnp!
5000 @areS ih6nC eeorIdts 9ot,uue ppn 6 bis s GertS,
Sts. laSne 9liprS ppu S bic ~ Cts; bic Ihe 4.
Mtuittr uno bette Sualit6t seu SaeOnstS. SraanNicS,
gu pen ~biliStsu @ritn; ih6ue 6aue9s5ilts ~
GtS., mCr!b IS, anbtrc III 81. Sl.25 Hno mebr; ihmar;t
.~ioenLq6e Ill 50 GtS. uno aufWdrtS Stella Sbaipls u
UuS ~aufp6rt5, in oEen S1beu. irs.t tt Den preifahsr ge
Gri|tS 81 Nv S~ IN y M nv Sn ~ Nnnn ~ $tt, ,ic,
9ataiels uu0 Gttniipu StirIS pen % Gts. an a&fn6rtS, Die
bia; utta i'll RIdmpno; bic feiniteu frau;. NeteIe- mprfco
9poi,s GN9I.o uVo @1abric 8anoS gum bll5ea Yreiie
bleab,o rdl Sps. 5artiIl, 56ecttnG, 9ilorp 5cdIe. MuS
lin, S,Ut.1. L'ole Gle.N, Sill Gloth, CARPETS. 9ambricS
Gpc4s VtJ : Us Ns!3tiaa III reimbursement eilItseu Qrci.
fen; - NSs eiI.c.2 fit 6gelS III -, 81 .25 uno ~aufpSrtS
%l1fpc.e, ".,,'.:y NDr, ju S$uhc nit 6eel5 III 81. l24
pio anr.1S 81; Mjit, nrJ Gtilorene 0attsIs in alien Sars
6eI No adeI Dttiied, Vol % Cts. an aufp6rte feint
2lo;e5 5,iaryi, III 30 Cts; Micn'e 5!ipYcrS III 624 Cts. !;
feline Belize 80. n 81 Gas; S:ote StcS, 9UuGreB 0aiters
Gl(i,ifir SNipc flr .3srt!,, Nlabcn We SerYmtS.
I8cr - 80 90 pGG. i)arch nil, ache Uhnc 81 men mas
"a Mliiit. SOtepb Stroue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07

gu permietbcn.
Sinige 9impt a.. ra1tne fur ~cinsclnt Scrrrn Q b feline ga.
nilItE. NIB b;lie ~ Verrentsr bel Seurp 9 lutte
:fe Der 9rpae> unb 5teSIr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
YrUiprctuS Der ueueu SO:tsaussobs
y. s. / II e'S
9 ammtlihe Wtrten
in ieten SGnpeu pber in so acknowledgements
a Is Cts.

in lieben Sanpen poer in 30 Observation-Disclosures
a Is StS.
ItS mir an "a. @6r, 1855 nit Der srfen @usoabe Der
Seineiden Wcrfe Sprs 9ublifum troten, ttdten mir Is nit
baueem @cfubl.-Stine mar md, III lrcn,e bctannt unh bas
lluttrrcbmer fproerte Srrse Nunrensuneen uno beoeuteubc9
3apital. Gnlere Grp0rtun9en pureen ubertrcien, Der
Atiae mar eiu iebr bcecutnocr, rno lit taum Gin Qlab tpp
sr5ilrctc Oeutlhe ppbnen, prbiu beine nidt Yerlanat rpuroe.
Der arose Dipter. Der Stpls Ger otutIbCn Natiun, Der
GrlnSey Der mooeruen Sthterihule, III w6brenb br 3eit
ieincn. langen lHmsripplcn 9eieen erlessn. Sein Nonlc
piio fur ale fpmmenoen 3ehtR aufbewabrt blciben. NPan
Mir0 IN unter ben Griien finecu wCnn Dtutldldnes aciChie.
ecne @r6feu ~auf1c;lblt perecr @r ielbt III ms %eniriIcn.
dber feline SmopiWnaeu blcibCn eIbalten unS mtroen nit ne
Nad SetneS lobe fameu nod 10 ranht beTrlihe frau.
meute Ieincr unite blihen Niulr III Gage, bic 6reuaoe lnb
Setanuie pSa inn bsiaFen. @Sir wareu beAibt oieie S6dst
zat une nab III ianmeln mo limb nunmsbr int Stanbr e.
pen neuen 90nc W lieftrn. Da mir nber felt einem Sahr,
Don Sielen Seiten an9e9angen rcurocn, Seint's Werfe npds
mails in QiefcrunsCn aussIlcben, oaniit audb Der wenieer Be
mitelte lid nah uno rad oiels berrlihen Sdriften dnIbaf>
zen tonne, 10 baben mir uns uunmebr entIhlpiien, sine neIe
IuSJabe in fleineCn Girferunsen ~ ceIanlfaHfu. Der @reis
ut Der frihere unb pirb nur fur ben %liebentcn Sdnb 81 pebr
@bonucntsn Der frlbern @GSsabe in 6 9lnl,n srbaIten
cen Z ter 9auo fur 81 uno Weroen erludbt ihre Namen beim
udd,iten @eenten Ober bel uns bctannt ~ MAIDEN.
g8ir ipeitin nibt I'M 0erinsien earan, bap lid ole ae.
'antmtc eeutSItt 8ep0lterire Der Ser, q. all bidem 9latip.
Cine Aue!a3e rpn 10 Gents per 9Sohe tanh ssipis icor
~6eitreitel, Der Slim fur beutihe 0iteratur bat, une ben arp-
Dem TIN 8anpt pirb cine s~ebieeene 9lOsrappie 5etK>
rid ihr I ~bei9eseben icereen. 2DaS Ausltlttun9, Druid
cno Yapier betriTt, 10 ipiro oiele neIe IN II u %usGa6e III
feinsr YDeiie Den SorbsraeSanaener n%adb(teben. Cine IprGf1I.
MTG Durbii6t pirb frlbrr einseitIidsne 6ebler s%ntferntn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
Northumberland
H.. B%besfer n. p.
Mpotb tsr nnr DrasstG
Np. TO Wcin<0trGEe.

Vp. HI tHSSNtk
9ditene fur pas bister aeippnHtns ,3atraueh bpff Ca.
dnler Suiittfung preuptsr SeessRaHs, eadsbs auG fsrnsr-
bin tu erbalten. Ne
&scep,. wsrOtn ~ icssy 8sit t,i zas anN slaSO v,umst
inc aGrifsnbnft auSeefubrt.
ale Sprtrr GarbsfUft. Trntsrstas. B-uhtdnbsr,
GiearrsG, RaudS>, Rau> rne S61urftabat ~bciidnpia ar
:. lib nnb mtrnsr an htn kiQialsn Nrs.ltn ~pstlamif.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
SSirtbfcbofts : @r0T.
1tasaN!
Wfstnen 8rennOtn nno benz seIammten Vutl
ole Nn,silr, oaB mrine neue

Metnen 6rtnnOen nnp benz 9elammten Vublt.
fun ole Nn,eiar, paB meine neur
Observation-Disclosures
Dem Seiude isst often iiebt. Disleltt III oufs
@eihmndcctte eingeri6tet, nno f6nnen Die az.
eertrn @alte nit oen beiten GririIbunaeu ieSrr
ART, ioipie aud init warmer unp falten Sprii,n
berient perben. Seintrinfrr made id poroui
au1mertlam, aaB ih ben BON mir ae,oaenru
Sireiuia @Rein
rein uno unorrfaiiht III so Ste. yer 5Iorh, rs
tlufs. lin ,aaIrsitsn Sslu6 bittrt
Vdtentin 6t6ftr
5ambu' S.gmerit. Yafctfnbrt. Qetien.W eiei,d,,f
Observation-Disclosures
iipillIe.,
6amburs unS Rem aJUr., ola soy,h
Ssrmit:eIlt Der ntusn auf oas Solio.fe o,s.w,'"
sanitIts ein9erittttsn 9roBen stierntn goiromSff4i ~ SIt>
3 Ornlila, 0 D lonS, @avt. Sromtmn
8 ammOpta, 1000 Sous. 6on, @%"":
SarUnia. $500 Cons, @0pt! gbI,rs "''"'
Sbiss pe9en lprsr !stneaen ano sladliben T,hr,..
'''" Vu1nHl C"hVIl'e'nt mrroen r~e9tImdFia am, ~"
erIttn unp 6unBsbntrn isorn @"n,s.
pen ssT gSrt ano paniSurs, oia 5OutbamptOn ,rnsSir, ,,,S
5~aFabure. Saors, 9ohSun ,nA
u f~olasneeR Qr ieI: S"htoanPtoE
@rfe @cidt,
5~ettt eoiltt
S@ll0choeG
ca. r.;s -" S"pb"rq nab Zen O,pyf.
. S Sau,. 'nnz:SO. >,reis gttd.t S75' auirh.,h,S
" "''S'' 2e'ie9S psn0r man lo Ga
S'S: HidoarS, Spas IL. Gmp,
" Roadway Y:p gsri
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07

&iuberOatsr'S 8ttters
in fleiusn nno src6sn Suantitdten.
@us9s5eibnete Sualttat SteintO9len5i, Cant
penDl unD Jluip.
geaipcpcer gum Bad II, BON uus IItR sra-
farirt, 5iltg unp gut.
5UHmann's &armiyrup unb 9cseIer's qstsr.
t6ran. teineS BON ttnem ceutiaen Gbemitrr prd.
plrirt. --l4U
6ummtl's S%afeerGFsni Gi6i,SaFet. G6o.
cOlaoe, Gaehc. tirtif&er uno pentlter Rdudta.
hat. 10 ipie aus anpern gu unisrm @elhdite ae.
bbrise @ia:en.
6. 0Isnsr. Cruasif,
&c 8. unp SrodrLr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07

SuCptu Grbdltcn
cine peiert Scu>uua alcrt Gr9uac BRANDS; crtrl alien
9fue lno Stpth 23hSr0; SctO Ac unc 5aeara Stgarr:n,
ipe&e 4ttttI mir die cot 9lrGntrer.
@eim IeSarf Yln pcrlgIi ben Silupre, gSetie, Gc une
savanna 9tsarrsi, in 9StotiHLc uab 6etali, lpreds meu pI
sci W:&ctptr II. Sriden,
SGuhIcr bttiSer uio inpptirtcr Weinc,
yilup.S uIp Gilarrcll, 30. 4 @rpanse
Gchluoc, Neatl Str.
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observation-disclosures END.
Wclnmhcr Mlenf.hrn NScrffnmh.

IN Cotrathi oss s~sneTiiGeR 99eIisrs, nae N 7 i'm roufs
essS ~lfruplabrs bdtirn uni in 6oar psnslbrn lam man
yu. nttrt anctrs enrerT ale oae Der oHrRllidet CSsimr.
seueSnliane eeS tonscS in YefblIinifnaBtas SStls pon
oen yen anshautsnren Miesmsn unp ra 4raidTil isietn
sho Np euTh aheere rprasrri sfRhtB SpHmsTftanfbetteu
taheeeetn miro. "a" eeItg 6itter ~eCItreitri lib in uuIerm
sr' 10 pire lsieer Gbplsra fsfsn Sieus e~innstmsn, obnc pUu
tsn slsltn ganCnrsbsru. hem 2ppkRe unp tdlien unc
Sepltihtpsrit 81 lrrtdrl, Dir iifIe itIt gnSahI SpfeT&lr taS
yrae 'rreern. SSn Ytaadt eelsT Sbailaden IN bos be-.
Hf' mas man bna Tam, eis aprprr< &pniiiiniisn IN ibrenS
Errnlalsf 3nitdne 81 eIbaIten, pbnt bic ytbsnsfrnti M ae-
laeIesn. 9u nicitn SEpG bat Or. 5gifsihr Gin prlra:ot.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07

Hbeinllucrr uup NtpIsI,SSeine.
Soe5en trhItteu ciur Seuruu5 ppn
% NlG Rasin.g0tine,
80 Z f Ntoicl N9eiue,
90 ! GOAnae Yihet SafiucnJ
Mu Il I'M, Abipnl5c, 0biStcp,
p &tt5u Hmtur8': Il. 6weiSrr &aie.
10 6aB Ghten l1ein Giita.
y ht import rteS SeltrrswalIsr.
SIepb 9ipp8,
Supporter, 1S4 Sroao- Straee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07

9thcur uuC Wpitl, lScine.
Speben srhGltsn cine Scnpuns BON % 6le
86ein. uup Miocl, 9GeiGe, pelhe i6 biuia bel
5a6, @aQcne, btm Oussnp Deer ~eiuiclnen 6ln-
iben oertaufe. Saccb GtppS.
So. 1874 Srcap. Giraffe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07

s}Gihtis ilr 0rpcer!
9ufer. Saepd, earS &C.,
28O Ssla. a~ereinisien 3idcr,
p 9les. !@IniS, GREATS une 5SuuIssrs,
loo 9ib's. prinla 9eaf Naso.
100 Neses primo GpIhen 9dIt,
40 Nu,Eayes prina @clben Butter.
30 S6le. primI Ssrleg Giptr,
200 Sbts. Nr. ], 2 unS > NtaftreIS.
100 @o,tS iril4e 3eging,
40 Sors: sr. o 91p!eTss,
100 @Vrfs Sire Gtadeis,
20 Sbls. Srtlb 9Otaipes,
200 Spls. rshIeltc YradSs, Gin ,.
100 glcS GoIolee uio Spap.
SSpHes' SufHnheal rio ale lrnltiaen in elmer
Orossfe 20 tcnlm;dceiI &rttftl, p: biais p~srfai!it uI.S aul
~e!He lslne "fut@en SreurSe a~gi.iegticm madt
8m 8 5HItr,
i3ts CTR
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-04-26
Important from Virginia.

Virginia, on the 10th inst, passed an or.
dinance of secession to take effect in two
days. 1t passed by large majority of the
Convention. Whether the people are to
be allowed to vote on it or not, does moi ap-
pear. The members were sworn to secrecy
for the time being. Its official promulga-
ton will not be made until measures of q
military character are consummated.
Gov. LErcHEE's reply to Secretary CAM
ERoN, calling for the quota of trovps, con-
cluded
"Your object is to subjugate the Southern
States, and requisition made upon me for
not within the pow rs of the Constitution or
the act of 1895, and will not be complied with.
You have chosen to inaugurate civil war. We
will meet it in a spirit as determined as the Ad.
ministration has exhibited towards the South"
The Virginians, to prevent reinfo rcement
being thrown into the Norfolk Navy Yard,
or the vessels there from leaving, obstructed,
by the sinking of small boats, the main
channel of the harbor. A Baltimore de-
spatch says when Commodore PESDsRaAsr
ascertained tht the channel was obstructed'
be placed his ships broadside to Norfolk
and Portsmouth and demanded that the ob-
structions in the river be removed, else he
would level both places. 1t is added that
the citizens complied with the demand.
The Norfolk Custom House has been
broken into and large quantity OF arms
taken.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-04-26
An Appeal to the Union Men OF TIT
Border States.

The Louisville Journal makes the follow
ing appeal to the Union men of Kentucky.
As the Journal was very severe on the proc
lamation of the President, the reader may
wish to know what advice the leading Union
paper of Kentucky gives to those with
whom it has been acting. 1t says:
An attempt is now made by the Seces.
sionists to take advantage of that grievous
and inexcusable blunder, Mr.. Lincoln's
Proclamation, and hurry our people away
upon the rushing tide of excitement. We
advise them to be calm. 1t is time for
deep, stern thoughts, not for loud yells, and
shouts, and huzzas Men can better make
up their minds in the silence of solemn re,
Election than in noise, AID tumult, and con-
fusion. Ii any man, who was not Seces.
sionist, has been made Secessonist by Mr..
Lincoln's Proclamation, he is guilty Of a
weakness and imbecility that he should blush
T to acknowledge to the world, or even to him.
SELF Mr.. Lincoln is not the United States
Government. The Government is ours, and
we owe allegiance to it; MIR. Lincoln is
not ours, and we do not owe allegiance to
him. Mr.. Lincoln's term of Office is brief
and fleeting; the Government, we hope,
will last forever. We would sooner &C.
knowledge kinship with insects and rep.
tiles than permit ourselves to be driven or
influenced by Mr.. Lincoln, or any other
man occupying the Presidency or any other
Office, into violation of our allegiance or
into an attitude of hostility to the Govern.
ment that has held its broad @gis over US
from our infancy.
"Friends of the Union we earnestly in :.
woke each and all of you to stand to your
integrity. Falter not in the cause of your
country. If temptation beset you, think of
Washington and Jackson, and Clay, and
all the other mighty patriots whose awful
dust has mingled with the common dust of
earth, and spurn the tempters behind you
as you would spurn the spirits of perdition.
Be true to your country, true to yourselves,
true to your fathers, true to your posterity,
and true to God, and all will soon be WE'LL,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-04-26
A Patriotic Letter.

From the Philadelphia Press.
The following letter, which the editor of
the Press, now in Washington, has received,
speaks for itself 1t is from the pen OF an
officer of the army, we'll known in Philadel-
phia, lately located IN Texas, and belonging
to that portion oil the army betrayed and
sold out by the infamous Twiggs. 1t APP
pears that his name was COMPOUNDED with
another person named Reynolds, quarter
master, who followed Twiggs. We happen
to know that our old friend was offered by
the Texas rebels high position in their
service, which be rejected with indignation.
He said, II cannot disgrace the high obliga-
lions / owe to the Government whose
uniform l have the honor to wear" Would
that Others, who wear that uniform, could
be animated by the same high and manly
spirit Do such men recolIect that in re.
signing their commissions they are taking
the position of avoiding the responsibility
of q fght-unless, indeed, while doing so,
they join the Disunionists? No doubt the
New York Times fell into an error in
regard to Captain Reynolds, which it will
gladly correct:
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March %, 1861.
Dear Colonel: observe in an issue of the
New York Times a most lIiberal and unjust at,
tack upon me- in connection with the transfer
of the public property In this place, founded
on paragraph in one of the newspapers here.
With the transfer had nothing to do; it was
the work of my superiors, in which had no
voice; yet was violently opposed to the entire
transaction as an unwarrantable seizure of the
public property, and I, as well as the other
officers, have had to suffer the modification
and disgrace attending it. The report in re-
gard to me was based upon street rumor.
confounding me partly with another.
The Times has seen fit to drag up old matters
which have long since been honorably settled,
the Times being one of the first papers to en-
dorse and approve the action of the tribunal
which rendered me justice. have neither
resigned nor taken service in Texas. nor has it
been my intention to do SO. Although born in
Virginia, my wife and children are Pennsyl-
vanians. Philadelphia has been my home for
the last twenty years, my greatest interests are
there, my warmest friends, and my most
pleasing associations.
Your friend truly,
A.. REYNOLDS, Capt. U. 8. A.
Col. JOHN w. FoRNEY.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-04-26

is that Of Mr.. Hart, volunteer, who, when
the flag was shot down, and the rebel fire
was concentrated on the flagstaff, gallantly
nailed the stars and stripes amid deadly
fire OF the troops.
AS the Baltic came up the harb0r, ga.
lutes were fired from all the forts, and an
immense throng on the Baltic were nearly
wild with excitement and enthusiasm.
Anderson's brother officers express the
deepest indignation at the aspersions cast
on their brave commander. Numerous
friends waited on Anderson and other
Sumpter officers during this afternoon, and
the appearance of any of the officers or SOL
diers from Sumpter in the street was the
signal for crowd and enthusiastic cheers.
The Fifth Regiment paid their respects to
Anderson this afternoon, to which he re.
sponded from the balcony of the. Brevoort
House, by repeating simple military sa-
lutte amidst the cheers and vociferations of
thousands. Both the Major and his COM
mand show the careworn effects of their
gallant siege.
ANDERsoN's OFFICIAL REPORT.
The following is Major Anderson's des.
patch to the Secretary of War:
SIR Having defended Fort Sumpter
thirty-four hours, until the quarters were
entirely burned, the main gates destroyed by
fire, the gorge wall seriously injured, the
magazine surrounded by flames and its doors
closed from the effects of heat, four barrels
and three cartridges of powder only being
available, and no provisions but pork re.
naming, I accepted the terms offered by
General Beauregard, being the same offered
by me on the 18th inst, prior to the COM
mencement of hostilities, and marched out
of the fort Sunday P. M, 18th inst, with
colors flying, drums beating, bringing away
the company and private property, and
saluting my flag with fifty guns.
CSigned.] ROB'T ANDERSON.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-04-26

AWFUL CATAsTRoPHE.-An awful catas-
trophe occurred on the 10th, on the Bu-
chanan Farm, in the oil regions. The gas
from spouting we'll took fire and exploded,
killing seven men, among them was Mr..
Rouse, an ex.member of the Legislature.
The Buchanan Farm, on which over one
hundred wells are yielding oil, is now in
flames, as all the wells are on fire. The loss
of oil, derricks, &C., is immense.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-04-26

POPULAR WARDs.-So vast is the popu-
lation of the city OF New York that the
Twentieth and Twenty-second Wards and
the Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards of
that city each constitute district and elect
a member of Congress. Very few counties
in the United States have as large popula-
ton as some of the wards oil New York
city. The city and its suburbs have ten
members Of Congress.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-04-26

DERRY.-1he New York Commercial
says: "Mr. Albert s. Meehan, a Roman
Catholic, has been elected recorder of Der
~, ireland, the first time on record when
the Maiden City has chosen person of
that faith to public Office. Half q century
ago no Romanist was allowed to sleep with
in the walls of Derry, but it now contains
pretty large Catholic population"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-04-26

IT costs pile of money to cultivate
"sprigs of royalty" The Canadians have
paid bills for the entertainment of the Prince
of Wales amounting to $232,347. There
are some unsettled accounts, to meet which
$4,000 is reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
FIGHTS IN MISSOURI
FoRsrrHE. No, Tuesday, jay % i'o,'

FoRsrrHE. No, Tuesday, july % i'oi'
General s yeeueys command, which LEFT Springfield
on Saturday las; arrived here to-day ana oiSPcfseu
band of one bundled aud fifty Rebels stationed mere
and took possession Of the town
Fiyc oft,c R.bels were billed and severnl wounded
Tnree Of our men were slightly wounded but none
killed..
Tho G,st and second stories Of the CcuTt-llousc here
,orc filled with blankets provisions, camp equpage,
60 which together with two tuns Of lead found In
.,l and other articles secretcd in different parts of
I town in all valued at between $ls 900 and 10000,
r.U iato our hands. Mr.. WiIkey. correspondent of
The Nc,r- Iorb Tmcs was slightly wounded,
HoirA, No. Tuesday July %, 1861.
fsht occurred the day before yesterday at Lanes
Prairie, fifteen miles from here, between party OF 10
rex els aud IS Home Guards from Roila The Guards
were surrounded, but they made determined stand,
and after few voe!s dispersed the Rebels, killing
their Grs lieutenant and MORALLY wounding three
others. One lieutenant aud two priyaes on our side
were Slightly wounded.
Kansas CRY, Mo-. Saturday, July q 1861.
Col. Weir, commanding the Urited States troops,
arrived here this evening From him have ne
counts Of sbnnsb with 800 mounted Rebels at llar-
risoiivile, Mo- on the night Of the 18th inst. The
hCpClr NtiO NitltNtit' INStNu VIZ 'AiN '4'''
tho town, and were attacked by CAPT. Williams, with
30 men, killing Of the Rebels ard losing two Of his
own force After TIE third round the enemy fled pre-
cnitatey, some Of them throwing away their guns
The following morning the FcdeIa troops, under
comaand of Maj. Van Horn took possession OF the
town. and sod the Stars and Stripes over the Court
House. Having received orders TO withdraw they
returned 10 this place. where portion Of them VIII be
detailed az an escort 70 the Government trains for the
Soutl-Wcst. Several rtorcs said to have been
rn-acked by the United States forces, but Col. Wen
pronounces the statements without foundation.
Ii is stated that the enemy in The country around
Varrisopyille numbers from COO 70 l,0oO.
I>DEPE>DtNCz. Mo, Monday, July -, looi'
The steamer White Cloud, conveying part! oil
United States troops some point up Che riSor' was
& ed into at Blue Mills Landing Monday, and some
of the troops killed and wounded. II is reported that
these troops bad destroyed all the ierry-bos on their
way MP the river and committed some doprcdations IN
the towns which 20 ucensed the PEOPLE that they con-
gIegated in one or TWO places as stated. The cluz'ns
of ,hs aud Clay Counties knew nothing of the attack
until they heard the cannonadipg and saw the light Of
burning buldiugs which were fired by the troops after
The attack on the boat.