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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-30

LOST AND FOUND.

- Sixth avenue, near Thirty seventh street. Scotch Ter
rer; to the OF Pepper S5 reward will be paid
and questions Asked delivering him at No. 20 West
Thirty fourth street No further reward will be offered
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MILI.ySER &C,

RARGAfNS-vEfNEf BONNETS.--OuR 50. 81 AND -
II black Velvet Bonuets worth $40 and 81 SAX
Bonnets, Styles So, worth 80; MORNING Bonncs
al - and So worth ST. L. RINNS Millinery 5si Broadway
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WILL THE YOUNG LADY WHO, IN COMPANY WITH
w two others m stage On the OF Warren street
and Broadway at 21a r. NJ thc 18th inst, and passed
down Warren street allow the gentleman 10 whom she smiled
and bowed to become better acquainted with herr II
able, addreAs line 20 D. b.. baA i2t Iefald office.
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CHOTCE FURS 40 BROADWAY
~ Opening retail Of entirely stock Sable Mink
and other choice Furs in the desirable STYLES
low USUAL prices. s. GOGE Practical Furrer.
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A ssiGNEG's SALE
MEssRs. j. Il G. BERRIAN'S STOCK

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
JOHN Il. VAN ANfWEKffS son, Aucti oncer, will sell
on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday, November T. and
commencing each dav at 10 O'clock the entire stock
famed IN The store NO 9i Broadway embraci very de-
Stable s assortment OF House Furnishing Artics elegant
and Waters superior Table Cutlery; Britannia, Willow and
Wooden Ware and Japanned goods ass large variety Of
Fancy articles &C. &C. the whole being the largest sock
the KIND Ia this city having been selected with expressly
Tor me retail business The well known reputation of the
MessIS berian Is sufficient guarantee for the quality of
the stock aud is therefore well worth the attention o: the
trade ana Others and Is 10 be herenorly sold without
reserve Whatever for cash In bankabe fand by order Of
NE assignee Catalogues VIII be ready Thursday October
81 ana may be had ct the above the
auctoneef, No. Is William street.
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(NEORGE HoLBRoOk, AuCrG0NEER-WILL SELL
VI this day at o o'clock 1t the corner q Thirtieh street
and Third avenue, entire Furniture Beds Bedding Car
pets &c, above house; Sofas Chairs Tables, Pier
Gasses hne Carpets ocoths marble top Dressing Bureaus
Paror suits Piano. Gas Fixtures Stoves Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture, &C., making good for families aud
others,
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGED FARM or TWENTY
acres all suited for gardening purposes two miles and
half from Sartog, Springs New York, the best market
this State price 500 500 cash. The balance in piano
Household Furniture Carpets, &c Address box 5)6 Post
Office Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
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TTOTEL BUTLER, CORNER OF BROADWAY ANU
Ill Clinton place.Rooms for small families and gente
men; class Restaurant; meals served nj all hour
WAR PRICES.
w SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway, corner oe HFjusl
street, conducted the European pan. Light fngd
Rooms 81 to So 50 week. inside, we'll ventilated d. So I'd
50 month. Il
Family Rooms, IS 10 slb week.
Hotel heated throughout by stea and In first ystc order
Meals at reduced rates.
joints 10 and Is cents
Steaks aid chops, Is and 20 cents.
leset9.ocs, pastry, DC, 5cents.
Sour.s, &C. s TO 10 cents.
An 4 other things in proportion
I,nner from IL to 0.
Meals TO order at all hours
Entrance to the restaurant for gentlemen through the oC
Of the hotel 8. q. MEAD PROPRIETOR
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yNANTED-TEN TO TWENTY ACRES or LAND,
w with House. Barn ani Fruit Trees, convenient to rail
road within and hiif hours ride Of New York Any
having such place for sale, and willing to take
cash and 100 OF line nd situated IN Jasper county,
State 81 Indiana railroad and from the
county scat igess L. H. B, Herald Office New York,
tjc ftiun, yr,ce nd general nj
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANcE.-si0Oo WILL PURCHASE THE
"A stock FS,9hs and good win Of an old established Dry
Goods Store which has paid for several past net
profit Of nearly 5000 year after paying a expenses The
store frytwo feet Deep has ne show windows and
IL well fitted " H. and has always been. the leading
Store in the place The proprietor Is Obliged sell In conse
quence o. ~ health Apply a. the store ls5 Washington
, 1861-05-17

a gzntlt nj IN who has just mad= escape
lfon1 Memphis, Tennessee, has given al tn.
folicWl Z uat Of asClamn ceTt Il o1y whlct
took place in III It city cay OF two for. r e
q1atted il. Hrs,ys tta* he sas IN rye wltusss
10 the whole OF III prt c :, e., ann Is Re il
a man OF the g1eatsat rtspectsoii,ty h:s state
ment N , be relied en-. Ic the oae s.l tar.
fquare witch NeuphlB passessea, stsucs T.
statue CT ALd1f # Jask on. By The SIDE IF this
statu= lIge pit was dug, etd IN h= d.s IN
qaes11oa Oar Ill lrtn IN, ~t WIS t1n.'i1g cea
tue place, saw eos'y Of aou4t i've LIZ ltlszu
meu slo "fs 4arroashias, b. ad=d by = land ot
musc ? rfo' Mtg the ID -ad In lrch,''
At:er the baud came eight III n b=aring the
dead body ~h'ch ~as to oe c.ns COED to The
pr this corp VAS uc.,tore Eer less iii a
IA "a STANDARD OF rh3 stsrs aad r,pes, bich
was solt malY ipUered into lre T. ua. rt4 t.. ..
pl4ce. 1ne earth was then ttroen npon e.
"astes to ashes ana dust to datt"--anit ,le plt
WIS I'LL d up The eprctssoTs tfen ti.pezse
quietly, apr Iaren'l3 tno 7oaghy ali>ii ID at hav
leg lad Their sasE re+ poets to aa old lruo'e re
natrs Inc tom oetoht has no: yst b-ep put Up,
ncr Lave He heard %hat sort OF IN epite ph j.
to De Inser bed on il; bat no dcuot il wll 90
credit to Tennessee.
Our infermast aida, that during tie evening
OF the : On which our nat,pna 1ay was Il uo
soiemDi, interred, thsrs acse ore of til
meat violent Eaes ct wind tvur witnessed n
Memphis, and eyer3 eec:ss:oc flag il the CIV
vas ol.wo down. SingL1Ar to relate, very
iaf-e nag, which was suspended nesr tn
grave, Waa blown away ircm tie staff and
carried by the wind to the newly I'll j Up Pr,
Where it #Rs depo:i e / aad lcfs TO soak In the
ra:n aud mud, ~ appropriate hoios auss to The
DEPARTED great. Toe anger Of h-avens was thus
uatqulyotal]y txprts sss 1T the ii'am3u dsse
craston Of our aonor5d oana+r. VIVA: is the
next form in which s N hero iasatity Will DIS
Pay tsseA ?-P Piladelph AMERICAN
, 1861-05-17
Gsn. xfarne3sa Pro

Ine st. Louis Republican dots not like the
position of afTsirs in Missouri, since il has ii.
ges'e Gen Harney's procl.mation. It fa7s: /:
zen. AarneJ's Instructions com ma3d bin, to
a 4faa fHal-soufi in her pr4sen. and past 0 ,es.
~ =. insalty to the Union, acd th 8 be IA tc
~, ~ a. a .uo hazArd OF lighting 10 war all owe,
tus oL@se' oy marching his troops to pus
10" ahy or2fu z ,t!on WGich N y he toEturet
r,ss c!np o4ekson Waa-ilto hostility to tht
Feoslal Gaveram :nt- T. is l., use TO m:nc
matters. -. H1rreg fell. binsslf abs 10
PuS oo"n all orpo=lt or wLeoeFerit Bag shoE
isg1't and the s'gnll .ancs ot hs IL :na csto il
TT,nusseed Tn II this part1cular 1act alone. S.
1oets IL oqFraHed By arm ID bands Of m.u, CO.
gEIs loT frsy, aEd seekipg the tppertaoisy 10
guy tuel' Veng geance n eou thcse who up to the
taesenth hma, we've th-ir n=ighb 9rs and trieIds
uot VINO are 40 no logger. The Whale eastern
II " On ehs Mississippi river Is commaudto
u eue same way, AID the Iowa and kau.as bSr-
utis ar, CT soen wil! lie, qla1iy v Ill Euardzd
azn derne}'s mariftkto is mo1e t though it
xos = ae Ut q for1h with some paticuiarisy taest
iale, &Eo sae advantages which toey give lin,
~. ~ sfs restrained oy no saeo de>icacy, aud
not''y me people i thu u. thas they u1as taxi
TarIlnR, The State Of Missouri Is 70 enBLadcd
dna co,aroAitd by The military f9res sued by III
GH"t0 4fate$ boDeT"7a@nt tAak it scot4{l BE- tcorsr
u1aa madness to think Of eppostny them nth axy
dIpeetattoa O succrss 80 much VIC baye It
oaes9iVss bound 10 say by way clution 70 the
people of Missouri.
No~ Let the Republican be Informed that
hiFoasi will coatinue to be te1fla1.d and
controlled" as log az her traitors plot aeces.
eion, ard We sail See tha. Journal foin
Ing the In On cause.
, 1861-05-17
LAT1sT FROM TEXAS.


ANo VAtEeLVN 1e3G8 Qi Luz U n 6aYb.
We Ieara. from Mr. ". A. Alsen, who ar.
~ ,tvea this moralng from Hsrdin county, that
70 a. ratns In tha: section have been very heavy
me crops are all losktrg we'll and lave rus
tatnfd no d mage. Pravis,ons were tcucr,
an1 Hour w4s%e ling a. $15 Der barrel, whilt
corn was bringing - SO per nEsh=l, owl z
80 ia9 reporI OF the biUrRads o. tbs M!sste
sapp', which Was generally believed. The
military rxc tement was "ery general In Tyle+
and Hardin couaties, ard tomp,niea wer+
!nsslpg toraed in Readiness to def I'd our coast
ntc7s8ary, aid nova at an htur's Lo ic..
The G iveston Cuilian OF the ~, esys:
g The steamship Gen Rusk. Captain Le;r
Sut'9; s'1G arr;Va ID this morning from 1ldisn 10
Soi Van Dora is rernFtsd to have ord RET
p4eA *be Volunteers # the coas, coQpt.4a. a.
9e considers be viii b. ,ined ty &C. :1en
IoIce from the iutesior to srrest the L, S
troops On heir way to 1n3ianoa-
The Iadiano1a Courier Of TIE 4.h inst
says:
~ Psreoas from every q7arter Of Wes.erD
Itxs 1ep>rt fine rains and = splendil tro..
PACT ~ Ne comiog harVes Th9 prospe:. l.
80 throughout t entire S;a:e, and the
ylsld Will be mnch greatfr than in the an,
SStep Year OF 1858, wnen lage q1a5titles q
VI adst6ns wefe expttted. Without com
1nusaat Eet b sck to the crops, Texas will III. 1t
lnls season t~ree year, su2p'y.
t7e Galveston C.yiliQn Of tho 7sh last !.
Gays:
We uaderstand that the bresstvQrks ard
other tortif cations Of this city are nor al
complete, aud that few more b. ayy eun.
only remain TO be placed in lBe battery il or
Ctr TO pnt G atteston In cot di.ien OF dsfeuct
aguust the threatened block 4de. Our ci.iz ms
Sont snd old, have been constantly -pssgtt
N ufl'lr d"rlog the past two VT ess, ana W
oeNtrs We Il I'VE NO y about 1870 mar, all our
own citizens, ready for the enetay. Oar nigh
eonatI oo1s also, o. d H7n..on and OTHER towns abc
count'es IL the vicinity, have b7en se sting IL
readiness, and eil, in tv<Bty fur horrt'no
tice, send ua three or fur Thousand wei. arm,
ed men: There is now a gtneEa: fa. ing Q,
satisfacficn that the eatmy cannot take u b,
, 1861-05-17
News of Fort Plcken&,

from ~ New osl .ans Plcayuns. 1tth.l
Ihe foh~ ing ex'r,cts is trcm rr 7ate
LETTER from I soldier at Psnsacola to q t1itrd
in this city, dated tue Gu:
We haye erected tEo furt:fc1tions by our
own labor, AM at s.rescns We are a1e t repel
auy attack. Tae eaemy could Ea7c tak n The
plsca before cur arrisaJ. The Oily comuupi-
cation We haye il by the railfoa1tp Mont:oua-
cry. Is loss would have placed ths army in
thr power cf the Y arkt es.
The blockade by seven large m7n.of var is
complete and effective. No ingress CT esrseB
is allowed. Last night We LuL cIircter on
the operations Of the enemy, Tue bhtps en-
the outside which intended 70 et.am uD when
the alta X was opened nave BEEN II sde eGm-
paratEe;J hbrm;tks on account OF our eitk-
lnga large nuub7r Of hrig-, scaocnsra AID
b2rges, completely stoppis up the entrance
to the harb,,r. This is a gfeaE EoiLt ga,nea.
wh-n We c ;ns!d.r tn, guns on The III D.,
Numbering some four hundred O! the largest
ta1bre New they raLnot gst neAr-r tEan
tLree mills Of ue. WIKI clear ehapt Il they
could have ptppereo us at halt q mile d.5
talHe.
We taye been waiting for come ten lc2h
colambiads and Armstrong gnrs, also heary
mortars, etc, lf0ul CharIts ston. The gao in
1ht raIlrca1 was closed on day helors yes:er
day, AMI to days traia eroag u US ths: long
expected material. I; viii iii be pat in rlace
within week or ten DAYS at f4r1hrst, WpIle
An writing, 5 000 nen are buslty.n eyed il
moving thtm III 20 tltif trop-r PLACES, Our
success will be csr ain, though St. 1ded WITH
eouie loas. We can ssa them work pn.arers
hour in the cay q. For Pc ens 1hzI gus
ars nov pointsd at tie Navy Yard.
, 1861-05-17


L New light on tho Diaanlon Business
The Washington correspondent Ct the New
Orleans Heat1ens throws sone light upon
piece Of legerderm n carried though Congress
abont year ago BY JET Davis: He says:
Tue Federal 6 ,vernment does not poesess =
single rife cannon, which would eeeu to be i
rat oversight on their part. They ere hhuut
10 remedy' The deficiency by adopting the
James ,plaa OF rif'ng the stsndsrd ordnance,
and usi' 6 therewlsh the J J4mes shot and ahe
Seer retsrY Floyd, at the Recommendation Of
= board Of ordnance et11e ts, ordered all the
standard brorze guns OF the United States to
be r]f d BY Ans, at Chicopse, and coatraetsd
I'M tnaes's rr ctif5s to oe used IN this taue.
TIE Jefferson D4yis restriction ,.pox The purcAese
of aa9 patent articles BY Ghs tfar Department de
faatu III project otaeTsosae, tbs. United 4stats.
Government .co1.ld ha.s nom had foo h,sdtai ef
ne nsost etscleat rifle castnon in the seo,ld--
nat Is to esy, thai nun Der OF bror1 r1-d +, ia
c annou would have b=ea aistFssataf thr, ugh
.hc uigsteiis; tazsenais. !ss., and Nj: Floyd
zonld probably nsvs* helped the Southern
GogeruI6ant, TerY ubetaly. -.., -
, 1861-05-17

We ad an intt rslew yeste1da! with verY
distinguished cl'lzsn Of Nav York, w1o CANE
through Georgia and Florida If. IN For da,
where he hal been ssj surntng eome N BATH
.or tie benefit OF his tamity's health. Ha l;es
not believe taas th. U. 8 Cav. run mt ha. aoy
adsqaate idea Of tae extent OF LIE ga'h .ri:g
Of troops in the South. T:is gentI. m n, b :.
tween Chattanooga and n asavll'e, c.ua to
piace en- or lear SIT. am, where toss OF
troors vas az embl'd. Agsn:leu aa told h.m
TINT tntir nua ber aas q taoRs. nd, aaa fh 1t 1t
would be ioar Ut FIVE tlolsznd trto1e gtt
~ enppose Ii. J ars going to PieAsue,' said
our TREAD. s'Oa no." sala the oth-r, -"thsae
are for Cairt!"
, 1861-05-17
Chicago Criibuttt.
-
Kxs-MpLN OF ma<So URI

Kx.-MpLn OF ma<soURI
Thk efficacy III 1he tFea'mene ot rebel
Ion recently adapted by tie Governm.nt
in the case Of Missouri, is fully acknow1-
edged hy the principal Or: all u the Secs.
e1ois!s IN that Stale. Missouri, it says, is
erfi'adsd ard surrounded by Federal
tro"p>; and to p1oceed now to luke her
ols ot The Union aud turn her over 10 the
teudA meretesnf JEFF Davis, would he an
act Of Rlndness because it is one oi immi-
nent usnse So much for few v.'ll'es
fItnf !ew' volunteers. The conquest is
com slete. The roaring b'.ves who have
been th'rstipg for he blood Of Yam"
k-e." ..Dutcatnan," or, As they call every
uar,n na*.. au Aeoltionist," are as mild
as sotnauy *dovrs; they have asctrlained
that 10 this business Of shooting more than
ono eAa take hand; ami lhat before Mis-
sourlis plunged INFO rebellion, their pre-
c coua e4rcAsses vii be exposed TO damage
by butlets, and, staggering eowards as
they are, they have grown suddenly as
meek and peaceabte ss they were in>olent
and 'rucu1ent only week ago. Secession
+ alt very we'll when it involr>s no un-
pleasant consequences. AS long as the
traitors ronld pursue their plans with sup
P sed impunity, The business Of break
its up The government, demccl"ting pro-
perry and entailing debt Of dlslonor up
on State, MAS only lun, which was
gre1'ly enjnytd. It was / ke motbing an
Tn lrmsd and de4enceless mar, terrifying
with threats family OF women and chill
deen,zor, hanging sumo upeflt1dirg Aboli
litlonist. But pat lhe corst ouenccs Of
treason in q taIgible shape; hold
up l11ter on the po'ns OF . bay onet
before those whe threaten it; ariay
armeh men in the defence OF what is as
saled;i and make ample preparations fur
pun;shing blow with low, and Treas.
loses its attractions, The men who hare
been ba~1ng about oppression, find that
they have little to Complain of alter all, ard
that t4H Cover m Mt is Thing not TO be
tr;fed E.th at any time. The story OF the
nAu WHO tQDAtl ltI LuE SpAiptEA y nv
struck B lily Patterson, contains the whole
philosophy Of the situation. Maryland
l|ustra.ed it and now Missouri comes in
with her testimony, not qnite as emoba!ic
jet a. toat Of her Eastern confederate, but
sufficiently explicit to bear us ont in ali VIC
say. And 80 it will lie in every Sta " he'e
tue GoYerument puts forth its strength.
Send $4,000 troops to Memphis to-day,
and 1bey would not be able 10 find
any hutphion mtn though mott citizen my
haze lett the place. Tue boiling and bub-
bling OF that secession calidron would
ceasss!Ihe scum that has r-en to the sur
face, would siuk again, and an observer no,
posed in recent hi>,o'y would no. be atle
to say that Memphis la not a1wass been
loyal. FORCE is what Secession wants. Il |
is the doctrine that It's advocates can COM
prehend. They have appealed to it now
let it come.
, 1861-05-17
A New Excitement In Texas.

We learn BY the steamer J 81 harp, which
arrived this morning from ] tf=rson, fT-xn,
that osws reached that pace T sday lsst by
expires in + latter to ]. II, i J. G Mur1 hF,
ttat Mnntg ,mery, Of Kansas lotor1t IT, at the
hsad: IT s 600 men. had taken F:,rt OuchisA
Mesaetkefa had been sent to Marshall and
Other places for men money. guns, poWd. T
and lead Capt Bill Young, vi about coo
men, was on the march, trying to oppose
Montgomery: Thls news was ecreoborated
last Wednesday at Shreveport, The greatest
Excitement prevailed 4hrop khopt the country.
The bells were ringing when the Sharp left
jsf; ;E=on, for The purpose Of calling town
meeting Already = iarge meeting had been
held at Shreveport.
Tbs heAner Duke, due here to.mo1roW,
IN, DOUBLES, btiog u* fuller partieu1ara.-
Re'0 0r'esns PEeavsme, 11th,
otcoursc, Montgomery Was not even near
Fort ouchis., aud probably does not intend
to 60; bat" = guilty conscience need. no ae
eukor.'', a
, 1861-05-17


II Cairo is to be permanently occupied
during tue continuance Of the rebellion, %
il udpuesttonab|y will be, we ste no reason
why lite Government SHOULD not at once
order the erection at that point, of suitable
barracks or hu:s for the accommodation
o. troops, " ose health will speedily give
way under the harls..ips to hich they are
exposed. The nature OF the ground is sucl
as to preclude the idea, that with the
most careful care on The part Of The eff
eera, atd on the part Of he men them
aelve9, the camp caa be kept healthy, II The
attempt to live ia tents is persisted in. The
troop, are now encamped n the mud.
Their sents have q liberal supply Of straw,
and blankets are plenty; but neither ws}
suffice to keep out the dampness, which
viii poison the health OF all, and
produce that plentiful crop of fevers and
dyseuteries which will be the death
of N .oy. Not o"ly stould better quare1s
be provtied Tor the troops that are we'll,
but the hospi al Of thu camp should by all
means be placed on the high ground atthe
north, Gilt Of the rtach of the mlasmatic
exhAlasions which will r.ta-d If not for
bid recovery OF The sick a. l,ng as they
are SUBJECTED % their influence. 4 car,
prapefiy dtstd ur would, III half an hours
time, carry tie sufferers out Of the camp
with ease and c.m:orr, beyond danger in
case Of attack, and beyond the p3tent cau-
ses which prevent conv tlescence.
Cairo is now under command Of officers
Of the army OF tie Culted States; and we
ho;ae that the things which we sug
gest will he 50 Obvious to the commander,
that We shall have the satisfaction Of know
Ing that our boys are well provided fer.
Gen. NcClel an is well acquainted with the
Locality. It is the terminus Of the road If
which he was for three years the Vice
President and Superintendent be knows
the drawbacks to health there under favor
able circumstance ces and in his army li1e,
he has Eeen enough # the disease aud
N rtali'y which cling to crowd d aud TN,
cl-au camps to mske him careful Of the
msauIasr his command. he is as Lu~
manc rs be. Is experienced; and We are
vii n to ,Tnst to what be WILL ord,r We
are Els to kaoW in connection with t! is
mrll4. that The Gen. r4l may lie soon ex-
pec;ed in this Ssa'e, ani That when he ar.
ri.es 1heron -ition Of tn CA;ro troops will
engage his a'scnto".
, 1861-05-17

The fndicstions, a. cur readers will sea
6rom the dispatches, sre INT Western VII.
g5nta 1s about 10 ers q itsett intp new :ase,.
0rder5tde I'll. of New YlreinIz, Tie nav
S:ate Win leap from tha head OF ths old one
Ike Pslsas from the head of Jupiter, full
grown and full ARMED, and taAi::g the ta1ger
P 'r,ion a. the n1a rs with it. The pecple Of
= Western Vifglnia. Thy pratssE. hh1ost "
aement1y that they will tfu this, 1tey ca,.'t
1hongb: Il II vtTy :evIas IT that The Uutttd
2tstee Govkrnmant Riu offend Weetsrn V,r
giniA n poredon:of The United asetes; ii she
Ti&hes to remain 6o--LouispAEe Journal,
, 1861-05-17
#Afxx9 fz8NaA, FstrT Eourt7. renu. !,

PRoI, Wonn, ' A"'
Dk4E SJH-1 was induced n r. than A prar avn
~ your valuable Hair tEforative for me pnrtose
Or cleaaS1nS Ei tsad O. IL trud mad snHtre With
u upon NY heai for = lad er bee able u
&si sHyf'ica to DO u a., Kovd IL Wing tt al.
1aohsn nSd triaI q y. p errration. un!n ! SAY
4 sasEs Te 1T 1a tse e sns ca! at rss kunkee pras
rrc:4sncnd II n uaIy rtal nse it has coup1rtei1
fsmovsa TN al "aa'!1oi u my h: a. appvs
or th.r gnpt,a aat cts I aust -1-o s'atr thnt III
natr nal h.conr te White ii rlace- and by the use
col.f. lam now t. tesr- Of sga = Il a1t gush
nave Used Fo bottles Of t. Eestoratl.e o1e hAs
an EaoH L. 'se Of it a. allow grey hair to + e.
main III ORDER to have H1J app ararst r,clport with
ES mead: hE head /. ocv Of e.s rouble e rae IA
zee. 1n5 1t eean &c, than at any time Il ce bsya
eeeo enI':i c psi4=r xour preparation OF 9re.t
FaluS r. although do net Like to expost m7se,f
ceneider i. KY duty to say TO- To1 can ns tn or anv
a1yth1nx t. roe. Yuprs. Ed -
4 Il RrTER
, 1861-05-17
H1ooAEaTnr. t1d- July 9Th. N5a,

nxAH s1h-1 trre sand yoa esatem sct that think
TSa sfa entlted to sh- heLett Of 1 reeldent Of
s92@ang,oa s o0 sa s6d haze oesp o'fr th!rtv
e senrs nast y 1a,r iss bsen Ing con idanly Erey
plant 'a eeen 4uEnuer OF CERTIFICATES u the Yerv
R2tderful eject Ct yonr sir he .terati7e but ss1
posed there a. more nctiop truth il tae!u, nit
entertaining strong sre to have ny hair II posi-
ole Eestored II ts original collar a1 fuenese ~ It
eo N ioy ypu1Ses da.R eautu bl sck Ico csaied
; Eay p.f. b. Cd o.e Of yoAr small bSttrs, At one
aolar ana = e9nneace using frl1osing d1rtcttons Is
moxe and ny hst, that falling Of in larEe qnae
nuss vas considerably lghtene1 and ! rsuicsl
Ga4fsf IT. faS6s m pl1cs y te eor hAT, taued to
~ ~ ssS esg1r hrS q IT, urts haSe ptsy head
4a.l t. M youthful day. bo IN tie ilt, ot
MrSfera sl.e1Eia ~ head s entirely clsar Of d4n.
eftn sno tht atf ceased entirely from failing or II
t. a # and hre aod tesis oily ~ though il va
lust irS1in tie hands Of FF.nch shaulpooneS Nanv
q ~ ~ T. se11s'a ance+ f1e.ne IL t3 Bullet
tSe saects of your sstornt.e. 1t l. almost lmpoast.
ole 70 convince tae that 1t ia the original ha- ef thA
A2E1a Old Efa1 lead
Yours truI,,
FREDERICK T. BUrLER
Rccm.axtoo, Monroe County, IndlxnA
, 1861-05-17
Special ses.Ion Of tIse Wisconsin Le9ts-
lntuFe.

lAtuFe.
Correspondents Of the Chicago TFtbune.1
MADISON, Wis, May Is. 1861.
The Wisconsin Legislature, caltd together
by the Proclamation OF the Governor, to "pro-
vide completely for making The power Of the
State usefui to the Government and to other
loyal States," met at noon to dag in extra
session.
Both Houses promptly orgsnized, within
twenty minutes, by tbs unanimous "a election
of the eff :ers Of the last session.
IN tae Assembly, ANA Cobb is Speaker,
L. H. D. Crane, Chief Clerk, and Craig B.
B9eoe, ssrg.ant-at Arms 1skshe Senate, J. H.
Warren is Chief Clerk, and ]. 4. Hadley, Ser.
geant At Arms. The committee appointed to
wait on the Governor announced that he
would deliVerhis meessge at 3 P Il.
There Is the utmost harmony and good
feeling, and general liberalization tha. Wiz
consin shall be ou.done By ncns Of her sisteT
Ssates. Yours, -.. -. Hus.