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, 1861-02-04
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Appointment Of Commissioners to
Washington.



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and cfact ,7;s,.t.,,.I,- +,,. 49,, uod;t -
conntrv ,prrh.nt n t,o st.to Tha Nh
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st,t,tee so GO =, -a,d .. f,,,,aus. uTh., :.
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ros,dcs ~ p,,r In forrd oxcen+ +h,+ n o1-or.,
sn.c,cs of ,crsor,1 oc,,on. IN 1su or nn,,t,.
when there ia n,oro thar mn d.fend,,,f tl,a
nlain,tff comm,nc,n.r h1s act1ons where .;thcr
of them reside NAV have n writ orxr;+s {ssncd
1i,ectca IN anv conntv or connt,cs whore thc
o,hcr defsn1ents ~ e;tbcr ~ thc7, m,v hc
6o,nd 1r,,151l, that ,f a xe-,;rt s,,1, mt hc
fonnd or judgement rendered ogatnst the DE-
feudant or defendants resident in The county
where tbc act1on ,s commenced indon,cnA
shall mt he rendered aoa;nst Those defendants
who do not reside in the conniv. rnlcss they
anncar and 5ofcpi3 thc ,ct;,n ,, The It'll frr.
tber rcnr,,s ,11 1avs In conf,;ct 7r;th tbe nrox
visions of t1,;s Act and makes II In forcc f1on,
an1 after its passage. The practical operation
ofsuch law will be to compel every merchant
to hiring suIt for debt In coputics wbcrc tl.c
debtor resides. and NOT. rs at present. where
the debt IVES contracted. Senator Applipeton
on tic other side aptly said, That the law, as it
now stood, brought all the lawyers into CHI
cago. This bill would drive them back into
the country.
TIE REVENUE LAW.
alr, Marshall introduced bill for an net
concerning tie revenue laws. It provides that
hereafter all Town and County Collectors and
Treasurcrs shall monthly, after the rcccipt Of
the tax LIST, make report to the Auditor of
the sum collected. and forward monthly to
the Treasurer all moneys collected. In every
case of neglect to do SO, theF shall be fined
ope.slxth Of the amount Of their compensation.
Great inconvenience has been caused md con-
siderable losses sustained by the defects III the
nreseDt revenue law. under which Collectors
and Treasurcrs have been in the habit Of hold
inr their collections over from juno to De-
cember.
COMMISSIONERS TO WASHINGTON.
Tbere WIZ ,ood deal of excitement and
hustle about the State House this morning in
relntion to the appointment of Commissioners
tn Wash;nrton. and tte Messarc Of the Gov
crnor communicating, tbc annointn,ents wag
received in profound silence. The gentlemen
, 1861-02-04


!. Fort Pickens-Three tier guns, ditch, &c,
occupied by Federal troops, (snpposed to be
slpiul ooU. ,.
h,,+ers - 0'A' no '''' 1n7, WILL "'eA
! F3rt Nceros-,rvo tier onns with water
h,tterr. MI in ne e'
/ NV W V.rdNWith ,e,pe amount of orms
,sn,-,, 5y,,,m,,n;t;on .tn-ss e. ~ ''44''e'
Ws,r;na Hn.n;tai
III a~oent FoTf p;crens have haen seized
,,I 80 .,i,-,. I,o1d In E1or;dn a,sha,no a.,,;
I>,;.s .oe -
q. Warrentou.
j. City Of Pensacola.
s. Island Santa RoEs.
The distyncc from Fart pickeas to Fort Nc
Crea is abUut one mile.
PEssIco1A Ray
poas,.,,o nu,, 1ar ~ n-raa..,oa hor
en1.ns na5 uas iats paoPatss 70 T,.a I ha-
uo1 ~ 10 - nom sst nd ~ ~ snna; aross T !,
aea @ eIe Syt, a 'nG r ennnl as aito1H nar ~
snofs D. aAo easny t@ssea' 1he 1aIoos 10 PET
!ecty lana1!oeAea, ala ens !oaas,ga 'ery ~
Eac.ous; hnese :1'. M posi.os mi.ntn
nl M IelalEng, N pu'laih, anu launGn.aG y; sesSe
aho lol T1 9ochs aun ch9asue u nsAttny e,toa'
IL IONS. Inc supply OF eooa water = aounoane
1hcse propfltlss, IN connsc,lon N Will tne Posl,
LION u tne n1Inor as lssaIus tne coasL' nasG
l0QuCeQ lue E0TcIuIQcut 10 SELECT IL 1a Il uttfak
, 1861-02-04

ASSETS: f1f !.
EeAl Estate nntncumhcred.. d.......;.;..
Money due the COMPANY SECURED by
Gssh @ in r. baud and IN 3 RanE: TX.
,tfsnsit. - = 1s~ s..,...:.... ." -
nusl iatcEest :...:.: ~ ..:......:... 7
AoEsEAKe Bonds, 6 per cent. semtaa-
pnsht hna! intetSst. . 'p.,.,,..-:..::
lsocaestcs tlty boads, per cent,
ns1n; nsems;;aanqal inteEcss ..:.::;;.
N.aSxispi snnasl ia,:sftse III ssna semi.
1snaat. anana! T.! tn1SfesS...: f;. .::,::..,.
:anssl i1te%Ssst. % -. se.'.. ..<.:: SEM.
ssm.asSasl ~ ,Stfe ;as'' !, ~ ee. een:-
quarterly. :.::...:-.::-......::
oalte1 n., Sta.es t!. Stoek' res ce1s~ semi
Kentncky ennSa; 1h!sufss' stsse stocI. nc; CENT.
Tennessee state Stock, & per ct. cent.
.seIn:.annnai IT, ittcrcst.....-.-...
New YorG 6tnte Stsck, 6 per cent,
aeml-annual interest ....... :. So.
Missouri state Stock 6per cent, semi.
Ann9a! Interest -::.;......-
Ohio stato stock. 6 per cent seni-
annual intefcss ;...:-..-..- :.
AicniKan State stock,bpercent- seQu-
a, ANNA! tntEres: ~ ......
." sharEs Aa[t:oso anu New AaTcn
azo altsoaa Io!MlipAny 55oek.. 81 c;o.
i1]7 fhnrcs nnstnn ard Totrr;tsr & H
1sailFcad Company Stock ..-...-
. 50 Shares Conn. River CO.. Stuck -.
5tSharcs Citizens Bark Stock. Wa.
terbUry. Conn. ........ ..........
50 Shares Stafford Bank Stock, Stat
ford spftngs, Conn ;. .,..-....
&c Shares EAGLE BauE Stock, PIQrt.
deucc, r. .,...
M Shares EeYrra E1ak Stock. Boz
ton. AfosB ,......,....
100 Shares Safety Fund Bank stoek.
Boston, Muas.
70 Shares bank or the State Of Nils
scuri stock, 81. Louis, Mo.
tn sbar-s Nrrchnuts BANK Stock ST
LoutS Mo o.,,,.,.,.,..,.,.,.
m shsre] Mechanica UsnE stocE ii
Louis, No ...-..-...s. $500
10 Sharca Farmers and Mechanics
HanE Stock. rhiladelrhIa. Pa.
LII Shares Et1A bank siocE. Uatt.
lord. Coun,
I'M ShnrrA Hang nf Hartford Car:ntT
StocE. Hartford. Conn .,.,.,.
100 Shares Charter Oak Eank Stock,
AaTtfurd. s;ohn ,..,-..-.. ...:.
Nv et!Ates LILY oAAA ehtNiA' asEAoEu+
, 1861-02-04

LARoEsY.-A boy named Thomas E. Hurry
has been held to bail ii 500, for further exam
ination on charge OF iobbing money drawer
on South Clark street, :
, 1861-02-04

CnAHaE: or TME.-The train heretofore
leaving On the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway At p. m. for Janesylllc, Madison,
&c, now 1eayes at 5:l5 p. N. for Rockford
only. ~ ''"..> 49,. T.: !.
, 1861-02-04

The Church Record says that the Church OF
the Ascension have called to its Rectorthip
clergyman from Cincinnati The same paper
gteefully notes the punishment Of quartette
singing from st. James, and tho Establishment
Of choir Of forty.
There Is no intl,natlon as yet that Rev. Mr.
Corning Of Milwaukee acceptS the call to the
Plymouth Congregational Chcrch In this city.
Asurcnpoas attempt Is being made By his OWL
congregation to detain him. =:
, 1861-02-04

: kB See advertisement Of Richards Iron
Com Shelter in another column
, 1861-02-04
Nem advertisements.

c.H scRlHEM Adp<ytt.sng laent, 6 D<ar
born IT., Il otaotzed to reeeipt Adrsrttstnsats for
Mta ord az As Leading Fnpers Of 1hs Nort1sesst
$4,000 TO LOAN We want
6 ?sa & IT, fse:s ts5 Ess g. IS IS s:
w .ANTED- Immediately a good
ca1ftsgs Smith a ss Tulet's Carriage Fa:ter5.
POARDING.-A a room for single
~ gentleman With board eau be had st So lack
son street Also. could accommodate two or three ,s
WTANTED-To Rent or Purchase
e,!f . Eood House 9Th l.rge lot on he North
vi Softh wster ssreei ct p'''A - D@N' AAA fetas
ITO Observation-Disclosures a
ie e
81 Aaassss f nos
nWELLING HOUSE TO RENT.
Green st1ee It e PEI e6a @ssh s!S fos a
street. fe4xl.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BUSI-
~ NESS County rights to manufacture An mu1nl-
oniy 9 CsgIs 2ss galion Tor ale 1t " 70 s5 Ne
Of 50 cents Address Boz o799 Chicago, or call Ii
the oilee Of the Chicago GU Company. 116 Randolph
ssfceI 6oom !, THRU uucr. le41lt
7 EED0M & HARRINGTON,
C0MnISsIoN MERCHANTS.
$50 South Water Street, Chicago, Illinois,
HAMPTON LEEnoA WI nAaRrxGTos.
y, RErEEEScHs: MARINE Bank Chicago. H.; Alyah
HnneAinsnnm, $ol the hsn or Stnrse. Rucktnghan,}
CLlcAEo. Ill: Farmers and Mil1ets BnaE Mi.v re-
Wis: rTocter& t;amble Cincinnati Onio; S s. Guthrie
Buffalo. NJ: kios B.ctae.s Toledo, OHIO. te'd.s:en
GASH ADVANCES MADE ON
~ SHIPMENTS TO
3essrs. s. H. KENNEDY + CO., New Orleans:
BY NELLES L oLMsrEp.
fe1d9T42Nnet Enut} s4rns+
, 1861-02-04
Pensacola and its F0rtificati0ns.

We print herewith for the information Of the
public whose attention is now given to the
dangerous condition Of afairs at Pcusacols,
dingram Of that place:
, 1861-02-04

P1R's PEAK.-A ngw volume on Pixies
Peak has Just been published In this city, by
Dr.. Clark, who has made it an attractive md
interesting work, welt: illustrated and hand
eomc1y pntfen.up !.
, 1861-02-04

The EX0ux11onl814 IN NAAtAInoEes
Editors Chicago Tfihuue:
Permit me to correct an crror that appeared
in your paper on the 1st inst, stating that the
delegations from Chicago and milwaukee,,
while In Baltimore, were watched by the po-
lice.
lam one Of the Chicago delegation /; arrived
in Baltimore Saturday morning; remained
there until Monday morning, and thin1 that
the report Of our being watched does injustice
to the people Of TINT city.
It's trne thatthe delegations did not receive
public reception, nor did they expect one
Bpt they received from many Of the citizens Of
Baltimore very marked attention; and for one
would return to them my grateful acknoWl-
edgments. C. G. WICKER
1corcur in the above. Il. ". HEsDdE-
, 1861-02-04

H1aAIAsD GUARDS PUBLIC MEEr1xa-
There will be q public meeting of all those
deslrous of aiding the Highland Guards in
their endeayor to placd themselves upon
proper and efficient footing, ut their armory,
Lind's Block, this (stonday) evening. It is
expected that some Of our most distinguished
citizens will address the meeting.
, 1861-02-04

On January 1sd1 msdc the State Of Illinois
Tho nsue Of the Corporation Il 4ETSA 1SSUK-
ANCE COMPANY. located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital s FIFTEEN HCNpEED TuousASp DOL
LAks, and Is paid mp.
MArtet
, 1861-02-04

Market |
sue. Value. |
$9,IGE |
2G:.15
191E22l /
lE 9i6.E |
t,m 4lNN. |
s,0o $500. |
,,@ 5000. |
s,0>1 H.s2D /
Geo mG0.
500 3,o1. |
5000 1900. |
900 5!,5Io.
500 2rs,l1D
6,H9 1nE0,t4
1,@ I,1Q.
SEQ &,61l
1900 2l,sM.
5000 T,i.A.
4,G 2i,E7N
1.EJ T,An.W t
aem Go.IW. /
am D.M. /
lm 1i,Hn. |
am 1,I. |
5000 $50. |
5000 E,2D.
1a1 1872.
o,oo @.ss1 !
1900 19,N1- |
1GO 21Hx1.
.0.m5 l0,ail
400 9.c(f,.
1900 3iM.
100 1850.
a.~ AVM
!am 1850.
1000 1000.
900 LEGO.
1900 5000
101 Dm..D
1,m 10000.
nG0 AGm
aWo MiD.
;@, $40
1000 40.n3-
5000 Htsn.
eaub} 5000,
'1,0n A,Ml.
La~ E%.
Io,0M 1000.
1900 MoM.
1900 300.
.Gh3 5000.
10000 1850.
n@1 M,A1a
1900 $500.
10000 11uA.
10000 GRx}.
41.E) As0.
so0o A1m.
5000 $500.
10.ftn 1900.
A,NI1 S3.
zr,M0 91.Nn.
9.N1 ESD.
lt." 10.lm.
1A,Hn 11ah
Motl Am0.
@,00 D,G0.
1a,m @.42.
11tn) 1850.
...... 1l,NiD
...... &&9G
$9@.l1aN
OF INCOME, And
kR HrH net Af
, 1861-02-04

The CompFomlaerA-Ho 1t II to bc
Policy OF the Kepub1icans----Hcn
Wsde'a Compr0rnlee-Scnatu 'fruIn-
bull on the Crfsts---Ocb0te In the
Aou4e--FaciQc kuilrond4
, 1861-02-04

ECTURE.-A Lecture will be
- delivered At Metropolitan Bail on Monday evcu'
Ing the *sh q February next BY TIC wonder OF the
age, Atss HARRIET i. LEE, whn will pruse sati4-
tsctoEl5 to tha audience who Mrtchl1elcE, King Of
Salem WAS n tine past aud now IL lectu-u cos2-
me1ce ut halE past seven o'clock
Adn.Itauce Is teIt3 Ia1t.10fu 1t
, 1861-02-04

C. Il. 8GRlHEM Adpe,4tssng i9ent, 6 D<6r-
5orn IT.. Il atsoytsed to reeeipt for
Mt4 and d1 Me Leading F1psrs Of us Sort1sssst
, 1861-02-04

TIE KTSA INSURANCE Co.-Firm as the
hills, is an old expression, and firm as the
-Etna, is among Insurance Companies no light
ment of Messrs Hubbard d Hunt, its Chicago
Agents, in another column Tie statement Of
its affairs andprospezity Is excellent and char
acteristic, and has come to be \ matter Of
course. >;
, 1861-02-04

SALE OF CHuRcn-;We learn that move
ment is on foot to sell the property of the
Church of the Atonemknt to Bishop White
house, without consulting the congregation,
beyond interested parties
, 1861-02-04

PMrs PrlK.-The Badger 6tate Quartz Mil
(stx stamp can be seen in operation at the Nh.
chineU Warehouse Of Higgins, Aow1J + Co., ao5
Randolph street. jasl4t
, 1861-02-04

u For ASr operation upon your teeth, or for
pEurrcT artificial work Of any desirable atyle, call
on Dr.. Aloaugh, No. 5s West Randolph st.
jaHG3m
, 1861-02-04

Au should uor faI1 to read thu advertisement
o. Prot Wood IN to-1aY's paper. xstlJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
FATE OF FAST MEN.

On this subject, the Western Wdtchman has
the following truthful remarks. Young men
especially, who are beginning a career Of in
temperance, and giving loose rein to the indul-
Rence Of what their appetites crave, would dc
well to ponder and heed admonition
8 a The vicious die early. They fall like shad-
b#s, OF tumble like wrecks aud ruins into the
grsve-Often while quite young, almost always
before forty The wicked liveth not ball
his days" The world at once ratifes the
truth, and assigns the reason, by describing
the dissolute life of i" fast men ! +" that is, they
live fast they spend their twelve hours III six
getting through the whole before the meridian
and dropping into darkness while others are
2 In the glory Of light. Their sun goeth down
while it is yet day." And they might have
helped It. Many a one dies long before he
need. Young men or genius, like Burns and
Byron, TO whom, when dissipated and profit
gate, thirty-seyen is so fatal and your OBJ
scure and wandering and nameless wandering
Stars, who waste their time in libertine indul-
gehee-they cannot live-they must die early.
They put ON steam till they blow mp the boil
err They run at such rate that the FIRE goes
out FOR want Of fuel. The machinery is des-
tFoyed by rapid speed and reckless wear
/. Nothing can save them. Their physical sys-
ten cannot stand the strain they put upon it
while the state of their minds is often such
that the soul would eat the substance of the
most robust body, and make for itself way
of escape from the incessant hell of its own
thoughts"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
rEr rHE cHTr.nREN sLEEP.

We earnestly advise that all who. think a
great de1i, who have to work hard. to take all
the sleep they can get without medicai1aeaus.
We caution parents, particularly, not to al
low their children to be walked up of.niorriings
let nature wake them up, she will not do it
prematurely; but have u care that they go To
alell at an carly hour let it be early. tiuti it
isfound that they wake up themselves in full
time to dress for breakfast Being wsikedaly
early, and allowed to engage in ditli,,ult or any
sinslits late. aad Just before retiring has given
many beautiful and promising child the
brailr fcayer, or determined ordinary ailments
10 thu prediction OF water on the brain.
Let parents make every possible effort to
have their children go to sleep in Il pleasant
'lpnIor. Never scold or give lectures, or in
any way wound u clIiid's feelings as it goes to
bed. Let all Danish business ami every world
ly care at bedtime, and let sleep come to u
mind ut peace with G9d and all tie world.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

If Christianity had no higher recommends
ton than this. that it makes man a gentle
man, it would still be valuable social ele-
ment. The New Testament inculcates good
manners. Our Saviour was courteous even
to his prosecutors. Look at Paul before
Agrippa. His speech is a model of dignifed
courtesy as well as of eloquence. A spirit OF
kindly consideration for all men characterized
the Twelve The same mild, selEsacrifcing
spirit which pervaded the sayings and doings
of the early disciples, is exhibited by all good
men of the cid Testament, and by the true
followers of the Gross at the present day. A
man, it is true, may be specifically polite
without being christian but true and
real Christian, by the very conditions of his
creed and the obligations of his faith. is neces
sarily in mind and soul, and therefore in word
and act-a gentleman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
rTEILf WTrHour HEART.

Woe, woe for that mortal whose intellect
outgrows his moral sense, until the one stands
dwarfed in the growing shadow of the other.
A being thus constituted is 'no less mon
ster," some one has said .. than the big-headed
child Of the fair the week-kneed giant of
the circus No eating his own children
is a type Of this stamp. Humanity re-
coils from them when once they unveil their
remorseless egotism, their sublimated sophis-
try. Yoltaire, Rousseau, Napoleon, Robes
pierre, we're monsters of this class, scarcely
less hideous to me than Caligula or Helioga-
balus. Yet how attractive until the Mokan-
ua veil is lifted, is its glittering light; and the
soft breAthings Of the voice beneath, and the
graceful, sinuous hsotions of the draped and
stately form it covers, aFe-oh, how mystic,
how beBildering 1t becomes question here,
how much of this is perishabie, how much inn
mortal. Can evil be perpetuated in accord
ance with our conception of sjust, purifying
God? And if they be the same, then indeed
is hell necessity, not an invention of the a
larTnist or the melancholy fanatic.-MiSs Var
field.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
DYING NATIONS.

F
,a Why d. nations de? Cultivated Greece
and all-conquerirg Rome; Nandal, and GoIh,
and Hun, and Moor, and Pole. and Turk, are
alrIl,at or dying. Why? Murdered by ma
tions more powerful? Swallowed by Garth
qualSys 2 Swept away by pesiiIence Or plague,
or starved by pitiicss famine? Not by any OF
these Not by the tightening and the thunder;
not by the tempest and the storm not by
a l.pisuncd air or volcanic fires did they die
They pcrishc1l by moial degradation, ihddcgii-
innate result Of giuttuny. intcmperance, and
sfeminicy When nation becomes rich,
then there is leisure and the means of induI-
geancc in the appetites ard passions Of our
nature, which wear the body and wreck the
mind. As with nations so with families
Wealth takes away the wholesome stimulus of
effort, it!eness opens the flood-gales of passion
atc. Indulgence, and The heir of millions dies
heirlees and poor, and both name aud memory
.higAoFiousiy rot.
If, then, there is any truth or force in argu-
ment, each man owes it 10 himself, TO his coun-
try, and, more than all, TO his Maker, to live a
life of Temperance, industry, and sell-deninl as
to every animal qualification and with these,
having an eye to the glory OF God, this nation
Of ours will live with increasing prosperity
and renown until, with one foot on land and
another on the sea, the angel of eternity pro
claims time no longer
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

The official vote Of California stands In
coin, ss,72l Douglas, 3T,964 Breokinridge.
33,97l Bell, 9,ll3; sea tearing Il. Total
lI9,sDF.
The ofacial vote Of Oregon was as follows
Total vote, l4,161 lincoln, 5,S6Si Breckin-
ridge, 5,O67 Douglas, 4,l44 lSeIl, 1872
Lincolns plurality, 3Ol.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

The white population Of the seven Gulf
States, S. Carolina, 6eofgi4, florida, Alal anna,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas, was, by th ;
census or 1850, ttco miilions and a halC l..s
seven Secession States being just about equal
to the State Of Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

The resolves of the Legislature Of New
Hampshire, declaring that the sentimehls in
General Jarlsson's proclamation against seecs-
sion in 1882, meet ''with the entire appr' ba-
tion" Of the members, are signed by Franklin
Pierce, as Speaker OF the House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
WHITLEY FoR TzE DEAEARE sAxErTA.
ss-ts UNION sONes
BxG. L. HEsIEEwxx.

Demagogues distract the nation,
-ss Ruin over-spreads the land,
~ Meath the banners of disunion
sssos Rallies now the slAYish band
oee And against the Constitution,
Blindly led by adverse fates,
Villains plot the dissolution
OF our blOod-cemented States.
e List TO reason-down with treason
God of nations, save the people.
Save them from all sad disasters
Save them from the tyrant's sway;
Save them from the deep destruction,
And the march of ruin stay.
Let Peace dwell within our borders,
Let the people hia abhor
Who would rob them of their freedom,
Who would bring on civil war.
From dissensions, base pretensions,
God of nations, save the people.
8.
Let not villains vex the people
Let them freedom ever prize
rs And to save our long loved Union,
Let them valiantly arise
Guide the statesman - lead the soldier
Prompt to march at Freedom call,
e. And beneath the rod of justice,
Let the traitors guilty fail.
From aggressions and secessions,
God of nations, save the people.
JAN. IA. 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

A quarrel is like spark, which cannot be
produced without a flint as well as steel +;
veither Of them may hammer on wood forever ;
no Gre will follow.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

Some have the folly to be ridiculous; some
have the vanity to be ridiculous; very few
have the courage to be ridiculous.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
VOL XIII.
SPEECH or
W NJ. =. Sc w RID.

Delivered In the United States Senate, Saturday;
January l2th, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10

IRoREAsE OF CIReULATIoN.-fhe Boston
Courier boasts that its circulation increased
nearly three hundred during the month Of
April; the Journal Of Ojmmerce rejoices
ia a net increase in the same period, of
seventy-one copies. The Albany Argus
parades a table to show that during the same
month it gained on its daily 224, on its semi
weekly so, and on its weekly 356-an
aggregate gain $50.
Neither Of them have done anything to
bag Of. Since the first Of April our regular
daily edition has received an increase 0fVery
nearly tlOsaty-fUs hGldred copies, and only
the fact that cur press has been inadequate 70
print larger edition has prevented still
greater grOWth.-Utiea Herald. frT --i-a
L can hardly be considered improper for
ug to add to the above an announcement that
the daily edition Of the Morning Express hes
increased since the 6rst Of April 70 an extent
exceeding thrg.SVs hundred e0Piss.-BE6e!O
Erprss. qS.y
Gentlemen, you are all too slow. The
Cleveland Daily LEADEk-as lis books will
sbow2has during the past Eve weeks in
creased in its daily circulation over JOrty-dV'
hundred sopiss, and astin they come" --z
A Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial says:
Advioes ct the Treasury Department, an
nouncs g concentrated movement among
fnancisFS IN Philadelphia New York, ant
Boston to take thosl4, 10000 loan at par
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
ZOUAVE SONG.

A song for the myrtle and steel,
And health to the gallants who wear them,
o, the Joys Of soldiers life for ne,
With an hundred good fellows to share them,
And hg for your titles and wealth,
Aud lg for your wine and your wassail
Give me but my own trusty blade alone,
And I'll laugh at the king In bis castle.
Hark Hark tits the drummer's tattoo
To your musket and sabre, mon brave,
Like true son Of Mars, go follow the stars
Witha cheer and Lion Zouaye,
Mon brave,
With a cheer and Lion ZousVe.
Through the winters snow and rain
Through the heat Of the burning simmer,
Steady of step and light Of heart,
We follow the sturdy drummer
All, ka-'tls sound to hear
How the teeth OF the foeman rattle,
When the bold Zouayes through the cannon
smoke
Come down on the field Of battle.
Hark Hark It Is the drummer,s tattoo
To your musket and sabre, mon brave
Like true son Of Mars, go follow the stars,
With q cheer and 4 Lion ZouaYe,
Mon brave,
With cheer and a Lion Zouaye.
An, life is a little thing,
To thee and 20 me, my neighbor;
It fees at the crack Of musket shot,
Or the blow Of q keen-edged sabre;
SO be merry while yet we may
To the winds with Tepining and sorrow,
In the pleasures which shall be ours to-day,
Wen forget all cares for the morrow,
Hark Hark I is the drummer's tattoo
To your musket and sabre mon brave,
Like true son of Mars, go follow the stars,
With cheer and Lion Zouave,
Mon brave,