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FACT WORTH KYowIyG. paIdng's Cephalic Pills are
certain for Sick Headache Bilious Headache Nervous
Headache, Cosiyeness and Gelera Debility.
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New GooDs.
GABRIEL D. CLARK
For Holiday has for sale every description fine
WATCHES, JEwELET, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
=, corner Of Calvert and Water streets. d29tf
KINDLING WooD KINDLNG WooD
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No 3 North STREET.
slOtf JAS H. JoHNSnH
WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE g. HARRIS
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & co.
slo-f 239 Baltimore street
RoogINa RooEINa ]! RooF1NG!!!
EtONOAY, DURABILITY AND SEGUEIFI
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP 0SETYOY ROOFING
Unrivaed by anything yet dlscovere! for Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PRooF,
uNEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNkIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. H JOHNSON,
No Jarvis Building North and Baltimore sts,
Iy26-I Baltimore
lPGERMAN SOCIETY OF MARYLAND
this o gf R bs Fs m9g nd sGP 4 Is SfT
at o'clock, at the of the Gemania Members are
requested to attend. II. Won KAPFF,
IT. Secretary of the Society.
TDTHE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
~ AND baltimore RAILROAD COMPANY, Jan.
T. Io6iAt the Annual meeting Of the Stockholders held
tn day. the following persons were unanmcv elected
Directors for the ensuing year
SAMUEL NJ FELTON,, JoHN c. GROOVE
MoNCURE ROBINSON, j l. COHEN, Jr,
VIM LYTTLEToN SAVAGE, THOMAS kELSo,
John a DUNCAN, COLUMBUS ODoNNELL,
JESSE LANE ENoCH PRtTT,
JOSEPH BRINGHuRST, THOMAS DONALDSON,
FREDERICK A CURTIS, VIM W CoRCoFAy
EDw AUSTIN
At meeting of the Bead Of Direc this iav
SAMUEL II. FELTON, unanimously elected President
and ALFRED H0RNER Secretary and Treasurer
ial6 3t ALFRED HORNER. Secretary.
NTANTED-AN ENGINE AND BOILER,
w of twenty thirty horse power; must be warranted
n COED condition full description whether upright or
hozonta with stroke, dimensions, and price must be
stated, OR reply Address g. LOCATOR Po3toice Bal
tmore jal6 3L#
GREAT AND FINAL REDUCTION.
JOSEPH BICEERTON G co,
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JOSEPH BICEERTOE d co,
1S3 BALTIMORE STREET.

SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET,
Beg to call the attention Of those in want of desabe
CLoAKS at great bargains.
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ECoNoMY! ECoNoMY!i
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done h. purchasing Wood already Sawed a.
Split. at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No koRTH sTREET
sl0tE JAMES H JOHNSON
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-04
QUARTZ MINERS ATTENTION !!
nR. BEERS WOULD CALL PARTIC-
IL ular attention 90 his improved
AMALGAMATORS.

For Gold or Silver Ores, which are claimed TO pos.
sess the following advantages all others now in
use, viz:
lst. They are equally adapted to the amalgama.
ton OF Ores either Wet or Dry crushed.
I'd. Being selfieedng and selfdischarging they
require but little attention; being sufficient
10 attend thirty more.
Sd. During the process Of amagamation they
reduce the ore to an almost impap pable powder, In,
close contact with large surface of mercury but
do not grind the mercury
4th. II is claimed Tor them, and demonstrated
that they will save from 25 10 100 per cent more.
gold than any other malgamator now in use
The Ainagamating Pans are put In sets Of three,
dlschargng into each other three OF which setts
are capable Of thoroughly amagamang at least ten.
tons Of gold ore per day, and with slight addition
are equally adapted to the amalgnmation of Silver
Ores 10y any of the old or new processes.
The Pans are about four feet In diameter and
supplied with false, perforated, or CRATE bottom
upon which the grinding Is done which allows the
gold as soon united with the mercury, 10 settle
beneath the CRATE, and, remain as safe as Il under
lock and key.
In cleaning up the pans and separating the ANAL
gam but one tenth Of the usual labor Is required.
The parts most exposed 10 wear are made Of hard
iron, aud easily replaced, at trining cost.
All orders for these Amalgamators can be sent TO
PETER DONAlIUE, ON FIRST street, San Francisco, at
whose Foundry they can be seen in operation
For further particulars, inquire Of the Patentee.
IB. BEERS
nprl3-3m les Clay street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-04
Special Notices.

Sands SarsaparilIa.-No remedial agent was
ever introduced that has proved so uniformly sue
cessful as this for purifying the blood and for the
cure Of scrofula, rheumatism stubborn ulcers salt
rheum, fever sores, erysipelas, pimpes bols, mer-
euria diseases, cutaneous eruptions liver complaint
bronchitis, consumption female complaints, loss of
appetite, general debility. II will speedily
the worst symptoms of these distressing complaints
and in brief period complete a radical cure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-04
A LITERARY FEAsT

SIX LECTURES FOR TIE BENEz1T or THE
Methodist Episcopal Church, IN Nevada,
Will be delivered as fellows:
THURSDAY EVENING May 9th, Rev. E. THoNAs
Subject-''Character
THURSDAY EVENING May 10th. Rev. Mr. BRIGGS,
Subject-''Hu Human Nature Read Backwards -
THURSDAY EVENING, May 2Sd, Rev. d. DEAL,
Subect-"Heroes."
ga The Lectures win be given in the Methodist
Church. Tickets, for the entire Course, S. each ;
single lecture, 81.
Nevada, April 2, 1861.
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On last Tuesday evening the stable, barn,
stacks, &c, Of SAMUEL WESTON, living nbou,
q mile and bnlf south If town were des-
noyed by Dire, supposed to have bscc the
work Of an incendiary. Circumstances have
appeared, such h. leave but little doubt
that the 6re was started by some villain
with the intention OF destroying the whole
OF Mr.. Wssros's improvements; fortunately,
however, "a was discovered in time to pre-
vent it from communicating to his residence.
though all Of his out bouses, and some Of
his stock, including alot OF fat hogs, we're
consumed. Mr. W. estimates that the cost
of the property burned was about $500,
yet the real loss must be much more than
the frs. COS, Of the articles, for such matter
Ms hhy and wheat cannot be replaced y, this
season Of the year except at a much greater
cost. Saspiciau rests upon parties living in
the immediate n-ighborhood, and woman
named Sylvia Gardner, Gas yesterday,
brought before the magistrate, at the conf
plain, II Mr.. Weston, and bound over in
$500 bail, to report herself for trial to-day
At l. o'clock.
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TROUBLE on vHE SANCrON RE
SERVE

Afew DAYS since the Indians upon the
Ysneson reserve appealed 10 their agent, Mr..
Barleish. fnr powder and rifles with which
TO sau,n shemsslse. for hunt. Mr.. Barlesgh
furnished them literally with the desired
articles retaining We believe onlyt~o or
three kegs of pswderts NEE, any emergency
that nigh. arise. The Indians assertaining
,ha, he had rot given them oil the powder
in his rossessi m determined to give the
Agent trouble, About three hundred wsr-
tiar-, armed AMI painted themselves ~ true
Indian war STYLE. placed hay araond the
buildings AZ the Agency, and threatened to
burn them, Seeing from their numbers and
name. that danger was to be arrrshsndsd
the Agent dispatched messenger to Fort
Randall, for assistance. and IN fes hours
L,-us. Tannaa With company of regulars
arrived to the great surprise and terror 81 the
Indians. Al las, accounts the troops we're a.
III. Agency and all vas quiet. S.oax City
REGISTER.
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PAY OF OFFICERS AND PRlvArEs IN THE Is.
PANTRY SEaYIcR
TIE BREAK OF DAY.

We must again exhort our readers to pa
thence. The ewes Of the country are upon
Missouri, and the magnitude Of the stakes
to decih. on our sod naturally creates u feeI-
ing If nervousness aud anxiety in every
quarter. Loyal hearts n;e burning to wit
ness tue speedy arrangement Ut the outragrs
tina: have been pefprtrated so long by n
naughty and insuient foe. and yearn for the
dav WHEN past rrverses shall be obilterated,
aud accustomed glory jscend upon our dag.
We believe that day IS not TAR oE, and that
every wel.wisher Of the Safe, every man
who stali keeps step To the music of the Un,
ION, may lhank God and take courage. But
let US not be 700 eager or TOO exppctant.
Let Us give Fremont and his subor dnate
Generals far chance, and not spur them
on to battle before they get their armor on
and their swords unshearhed. The COM
mand,ng oRcer, we doubt not, has studied
and mastered the situatinn, so far rs matur-
ing a plan Of the campaign is concerned.
Tue details are now u he worked cur, the
severai parts arranged, the fnrces appartiun-
ed, and the physical duties assigned. II
requires GOODNESS, caution. prudence, tact
and time to move large and new army, so
that It's march shall be triumphant.
We hear from Jefferson City that troops
and munitions of war are constantly gatug
forward, that prompt activity is being ex-
hlbited on every hand, and that Gen. Ere
mont is actually about to start for that
portion at our State which is soon to be the
ssai of bloody and decisive war. Ii is IN
v,eV of these busy preparations. IN view OF
the indications Of an immediate forward
movement, that we counsel patience; FOR 1t
is Impossible 60 tel! what Circumstance.
large or small, NAV not delay the advance.
The signs of early battle may yet fall, and
sume become drsheartrped; but We say, be
patient and confident.
Il is impossible to describe ths state Of
sIuherant feeling in this city ahen the re-
port that Gen. Fremont was to be superse.
ded WAS authoritatively 'ntrsdicted. The
larger portion of eur citizens were iudtg-
nant at 'he telegraphte ssatenrt,i that, just
as n General was gong ~ the hrld, with a
grpa personal stake in the re-dis he Was 10
be recalled for the Settlemeat OF some NAV
tiers OF ~ importance whatever 70 the
country. The DENIAL, hoxever, came IN
time to prevent much Of the mischief that
would have otherwise ensued, AMI served 10
renew coufjrnce that had heen Tagging
over since the Qa,sTioo Of Fremants rem"-
val was 6yst asttstsd. Indeed. It now seems
"a though the break Of day has come IN
Msssuari, and that soon the clouds OF reh"s-
hen ans snsrchy will be dlspeilsd. Ms
sourt Republican,.
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ARREST Or WV " RUSSELL tORRES-
rONpENT OF THE GUNDtN TINES,
The 81. Innis Nsn,nefnt aaxs.

wm. u. Russ~ii, l., l.. d. correspondent
Of the London Tunes. wha vas run out OF
the East by the popular elamor against the
Misrepresentation and s,ha,es Ut his Letters
81 the Times, has failee in,o ahoruet's nest
10 the West.
A fe~ days ago he came dawn from Chi
cara hy an extra train on th. Illinois Cen
trail Railroad to St-wart's Grave for the
purpose Of spending few DAYS IN sporting
on the prairie-. Yesterday morning be was
arrested nj Wilmington. a. our Informant
states. '.for eassias a tis.sr5aars os Sssn-
day dauas asrfas sesries, and JeT saSosissg
other peoples ducks Contrary 10 tae statute
in such cases made and presided. Tie ~as
at once erousat to trial, and uhsn our M
formsni !efs on the train, the people oi VII
minxton ~rre having lively time over IT.
Oar infarmsnf adds that there seemed TO
be 4 determination on sas part Of the eisi-
xeus saat Mr.. Russell, bsx man shough he
be. shsald net uamp!s 90 tassr laws With
iupaaiy.
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Have you visited the Ladies' Bsxaar9 II
not the beautiful stock of Fall and Winter
goods 10 ba seen there will sbundant!y re-
ward you for doing so. Aud Mrs. Butler,
the lair proprietor turns out seine elegsnt
and tasteful bats, as il his ever been our
fortune to admire. II you wish dresses ft-
ted, or made. in the latest style, call a, the
Bazaar. If you wish claaks, cut or made
after the cost approved patterns. call at
the Bazaar. In short, il you wish neat
and tasteful outfit for fan wear, made to
order, and with dispatch, pauonise the
ladies of the Bazaar.
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devolved on Gen. Shernan, il order 70 70.
lieve Gen. Anderson u pars Of the physical
labor Of his position.
Washington October 8.
Runors being pressleos isvolvins milf
tary changes, il vas ascertained on inquiry
n the War Department that no order has
been issued to Major General Fsemons to
r'por- for trial By court-marti.l. It 10 true
Gen. Mansfield has been appoisted to the
command Of Fortress Monroe, but General
Wool. whom be .upersedes, has been as
signed 70 90 other duty.
A later dispatch consradicss the report Of
Wool being superseded at Fortress Monroe,
and pronounces the whole story concerning
the cases Of Wool and Fremont q entirely
without foundation.
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LET YouR LIcnr sasxr

2 ;
r. Geesaman 4 Co., have jsst received .
large variety Of Coal, Lard oil, Fluid and
Camphene lamps. Have a,so 10 store AID
to arrive winter supply Of Burning auid,
Coal. Lard, and Sperm Oil.
ORGANIZATION AND PaRrs or mr.
ARMY rAx OF OFFICERS AND MEN.
So many persons, unacquainsed with the
organization Of the army, are making 10
quiries upon that subject, that We copy from
the Cincinnati Gazette the following ou:-
line Of its elements, a. recognized in the
French school and in our own % far a. We
have had armies:
A company is the unit Of 81 army, and il
supposed to average, on the war basic, one
hundred men officers included. The general
rule for organization OF such : company
gives one Captain, two Lieu,enan,., FIVE ser.
gsanss and four carporals. and eighty Eve
mon. Formerly, each company had an en-
sign, who carried the Gag bs, his place Is
Dow supplied by the color sergeant. There
IS one more e'gsant than corporals-,he
Grss sergeant being called the orderly SER
geant, and is, next to captain, the most i'm
porrant man in the campaoy-earry'ng the
books Of the company, and calling the roll
morning and evening". The company is
formed, sben 10 column, into two platoons
and four sections, each platoon commanded
by a Lieutenant, and each section by a
sergeant.
regiment is regularly comp sed Of ten
companies, or two battai:ons q batiaiion
being half regiment, composed Of fse
companies-on Of them called Ugh, or
rout company, intended IN regular service 10
operate outside OF the heavy columns as
thanking parties, guards. etc.
The officers Of regiment, Independent OF
company officers, are Colonel, Lieutenant
Colonel, two Majors, Adjutan,, Quarter
master, and Commissary. Each separate
body Of troops must have commissary and
quartermaster, but in large army they are
appointed to regiments or brgades. A reg.
imsnt, when constituted, will be formed
thus: | colonel. lieutenant colonel, adju-
tant, quartermnster. 1com,uissary,2 MATS
10 Captains, 20 lIeutenants, 50 sergeants, 40
cprIorals, and $50 private men, making 915,
bat 10 reality taerc ara soms others each
company has regularly drummer and tfrr,
WHICH nsses 4 regImentai band Of 20, be-
sides the drum major. Then the regiment,
when full - made up regularly to one thou
men.
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cV1on. A. o. PATTERSON, for four years
State Senator from Mu -eatine County-ar-
arrived in this city afew days since from
Denver, WHITTIER he has been sejourning for
the past year and half. spar" is one If the
jol-liss, "limbs Of tho ia~" in existence, md
We are glad 10 know that bis social and 10
gal qualities are fully appreciated a. his
nsw home. During the late session Of the
Territorial Legislature a. Denver he WIS
chosen Governor % tho third House.
and, wc nrs told, that bis Inaugural was a
very able Sia'e paper.
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GOLD Ann corrEa.

A beautiful specimen Of pure natural ere
has been left With us ,hss msruins by Msjar
La,.haw and Mr.. Smith. old Mcunsaineers.
The vein from which the specimens we're
taken ie near the head Of CAicsso creek,
and is certainly rich IN copper and gold
~hch ~e hope may prove abundant Col.
0sado. Republican.
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rTS See the advertisement Of WfiDus 4
poarEsFlELD 10 another column. These
gen lemen are now running the "C.,y Mlls,"
and turning out 'any amount" Of the best
quality Of eour.
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yThs WILLS family bold forth at
Babbist's Hall, ever, night.

GIVE have received the frst number of
the Argus, . Newspaper publisbed al Lsns-
ing, Aiam.kes Co., ,hi, state. The Argus
is Democratic in politics, and Union 10 prin-
ciple.
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G. There will be social tsIIop" ut
Palmer. Hal, on M,nday evening nex'.
Me.srs. FIELD, cKrrI and BOYLE have been
engaged to furnish the music for the occa-
sion.
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CIV. G. JACKSON, Of the firm OF FRED.
Rfcxsos K Jackson, requests u. TO state for
the benefit Of his friends abroad, that be IS
not the JAcKsns from whom the horse and
buggy was stolen, a short time ago, but
the ono who sells dry goods and groceries,
At the old stand, as cheap as the cheapest.
"Tha,'s what's the mntter."
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CIV. r. Bachelor, Is an exception to
the general rum Of mankind-for when
be raises good thing in the way Of edlbIes
be ~ sure to leHse little Of s.that same'
in the vicinity Of our sanc:um. H. has our
thanks, just at this time, for lot OF nice
radishss anda "whofping big" applc-pis
melon.
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BRIGliy.. eAY HoaeC

fsken sp By Assceslsu> n~x~-~ - -. -.x
II Ana...en wnshsp III. ssssfy Is~s - ~ ~
~ - 1sus. tsss. 1kht ssy seissss 1arse Sss.N
sassA 70 III fsee-ssft f~sS1s shste--s-st .s..s
spot On tn sseb seas tbs veAttefe-kt.sx - 49,
Arpsieed bsf~se Thoss p Esy,e. . -
9 Cottss. Jstsb L4rtsbiiIs ard =. vH - "
bSefseess. u ~ H g. - @s~1d IAo191BQa
sATKixs Cses4
JEJ -. 1851. Mills CSussS. kvA.
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cTRead the article on the first page Of
to-day's paper entitled "What We are com
ing TO-" The article is from the current
number n the "Atlan'ic " 'n'hly," and is
one Of the ablest and most interesting pa
psrs upon the subject Of which it treats that
wehavs ever perused; j. is somewhat lengthy,
but, a, the close, the reader will only regre,
that il 10 not longer
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PURIFY THE BLOOD!
MOEEATiS
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHGNix
BlTTER<

The high and envied celebrity which these Pc
eminent Medicines have seaured Tor their invariabie
efficacy IA all the diseases which they profess cure,
has ed the usual practice of putting no only
Hngeeesssrs, bull unworthy u them. TRcy knv~n
by their fruits; their good works testify for them
and they thrive not by The faith of The credui.us
~ Ali CASES OF Asthma. Acute and Chromtc
Qhe . maiism. Afieciicna BLADDER aad KID
seys. Biiltsas Fevers and Liver Csmpiai ats.
he south and vest where these disease prevail
sod Others, who once the Medicines, will never
4ster~srd- be without them.
Dyspe Psia.No perSsn With esains isesse
should delay usins these meiicines imuaedsately
Esnp'tsss Of the $ka ErtApeiss. Fistefescy.
Fever nd Azas. For this scparre ef the western
aud certain remedy. Other Hedteipes leave the
system subject To reiufS of the diseaee-A
these neifeinss IL p<rvasnent-TRy THEM, De SAT-
rsYiED. AND Cured.
Meresral Dt.~as~..-xever fail. to erssics,e
entirely all the effects Of Mercury Infinitely sooner
shsn The moss prverfus prxpar.tie 81 .. r.svsr,iar
n Xo9he sSUI0as. Nevv0Os Debility. E<pveA
Cs0Plstats Of ~, kiads- OrsaRIr Affeelisus
Polarization Of the Heart. Pasvfer'. Ghetto.
PILES TIE original proprietor ~ taf<e medicines
Of tke-e Iats Aedg4ne~ aione Worms Of al kinds
are efec,asIty expelled by the xe.lirines Parents
uiiI DO well IN administer them whenever Their
existeacc Is snspected, Relief will DC certain.
Tas LIFE rflLs AND PaGxIx E,rTE1a
Pnrify the sisa an9 thas an dss<as$s yss.n
the system single trial ~ii pace the LIFE PILLS
tion N the esfsssxfaoa % ever patient.
Ecrrepsres snd sese ~
On. WILLIAM MOvYAT
s3s BrsaSrss. cor WersA s., Ss~ Tsrk.
HoR SALE III =. eEEsAAAy = &C.
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rIIIaH sTorT. a bog ahsai tssrfeea Tears old, BE
Ia fuz mine has sf>Ssssr~ss fn~m cay RESI-
3ere< in Nex;sn Pat atsaaie esntx. iewx ard ALL
rer.fs are hereby .sssi srstrzss sstot-e ~ trust
ing the shd E1A5sh nay aerast aud silI pay
j. n WILSON, Geardssa.
Xerts~r, Isvs, Sep. 81, 1871. tt~l
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II Single Copies ss the SossaREIL, far sale Al
wooLwoATHg News DEPOT. in n. Psss ofsSe.
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.
NOTICE.

rnsrranss solicited sps pscies issrea ard renewed in
tAt. ie.siiax Cs,rr-srsfisn. at FAIR Fsse- Ey
u q BLpoNER, Ressieas Ageg..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
L. +. HARVEY Commissioners Of Sch
:. D, HASTINGS and University lands.
James H. HBREA
ADVERTISEMENTS

/ OF FORTIFIED NORTG4GED lands ~
IOE4 COUNTY,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
New DIRK, March ,

NEW YORK, March %.
The Posts special correspondent says,
that John q Palfrcy has been appointed
Post master at Boston.
Secretary Chase has RENTED the for
fixture Of the schooner Restless, on the
payment ofall costs, charges and expen-
scs.
The opinion IS almost universal now,
that an extra session Of Congfa IS viii he
called to consider the operation OF the
new tariff AID the state of the Treasury.
Orders have gone West to confscate all
goods introduced into the Southern ports
without the payment Of the regular United
States duties.
1t is now said that Fort Pickcns was
reinforced more than week ago, and that
several hundred [. :. troops were taken
in from vessels off in the stream by small
boats in the night The Southren Com
missioncrs, however, doubt the truth of
the report, and profess to have assuran-
scs from the Government 70 the contrary
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

=
Maj. Wright concluded his speech in the
State convention til II orning, after which
the first and second resolutions of the ma
jority report Of the Committee on Federal
Relations We're Ia-sed, the first with one
dissenting voice, AMI the second unaui-
mously.
Mr. Hough moved to amend the second
resolution, that wishing to restore peace TO
our country, we desire "a Ira Goyern-
ment 10 withdraw its troops from the forts
now occupied by them in the seeding
States. The amendment was tabled and
ordered = be pr nted
Mr.. Post Offered he following as an ad-
dition to tn. third resolution land in the
event Of a refusal by the Northern States
TO agree to such an adjustment Of the slav-
cry question, and our sister border slave
States shall decide to change their la ious
with the General Government, Missouri
W Il not hesitate u take her stand in favor
Of her Southern brethren. Lyst-ayes -,
nooe 69-
Two or three other amendments were
tabled and ordered to be printed, which
will come Up after The resolutions a-e passed
upon.