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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-30

I The Goldsborough Rough Notes says that
"selfmanufactured extracts" from letters appear in
the Standard. If the Rough Notes means to say
that the extracts from letters which appear in the
Standard are not genuine, then the Rough Notes
Is guilty of falschood. The Rough Notes is trait
orous sheet The day will yet come when those
who are advocating disunion for dlsunions sake.
will be consigned to the page in history that
records the infamy of the Hartford Convention and
the treason Of Aaron Burr
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-30

az There is some talk Of adjourning the Legis-
lature over TO some other place on account Of the
case of small pox in this City, but We take it for
granted it will not be done. We understand that
Mr. Williams, of Nash, INDUCED in some uncalled-for
reflections on Raleigh in the House on Monday, and
that he was replied to in prompt and spirited
manner by Mr. Rogers.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-30
By James Gill,

By James Gill,
The Constitution of the United States, may it be
inviolaIy sustained. guns, and 25 cheers
BY Addison E. Wilson,
May North-Carolina stand by the Constitution.
with enough of the other States to secure its faith
full execution if it should be necessary to drive
the New England States out of the Union, with all
others that not willing to submit to its wise and
just provisions. gun, and 10 cheers
BY A. W. Cheek,
The Immediate secession of North Carolina,
Confederacy of the Southern States-may the flag
Of Southern Confederacy wave over free and in
dependent people; and should we be compelled to
give our aggressors a threshing, may we give them
good one. gun, but no cheers. -..
By Allen P. JONES' ~
May the Union stand forever. gun, and Is
cheers.
By A. P. Webb, ss- ,..S.
The ladies' God bless them, we know they are for
Union. guns, and 20 cheers.
By VIM. W. Pickett, Esq.
The Union of the States, one and inseparable,
now and forever. gun, and Il cheers. .sf-
By the Rev. z. W. Check, -
IT. peace let us preserve the Constitution and the
Union for which our our fathers shed their blood,
and by which our liberties and freedom secured.
8 guns, and 10 cheers. ar.rs Z.
By j. H. Jones, ESQ., in "
May the ladies and gentlemen present be here to
celebrate the 9Th Of January, 1862. l gun, and
cheers. a--. .-..,s --g.t s.
By the President
May we rally under the stars and stripes to cele-
brate the eighth of January 1862, and if We cannot
under that flag then under the best We can. gun,
and 16 cheers.
At intervals during the reading Of the regular
toasts, Col Steel and B. Cheek were called for, who
addressed the crowd in neat and forcible speeches
Mr.. Stephen A. White was also called Tor who nd
dressed the people in speech Of considerable length
dwelling with great feeling the critical condition
Of the country He thought the dissolution Of this
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-30
The Convention Bills.

The Convention bills are still under consideration
in the Legislature.
The House does not seem willing to agree to the
Senate bill, and the Senate does not seem willing to
agree to the House bill.
The subject will be up again in both houses to-
day as the special order.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-30

The flag of our nation which ever us waves,
* II terror tyrunis and the pride Of the brave;
Oh, long may it float in triumph to tell,
Where The Of liberty in happiness dwell.
. guns, aud cheers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
COuul s-EONERa' MOTT y

gE7HE undersigned nam u District Of Rut
Hon. I.rool, - reeeigt examine aud a9Jg,l
i@nd eoihIlI5 d. OF Oh Derso tssslLss ' :;
Al! cIalbis anu an Paige sfe o. huuaIS. n
esi i % ,sd bs-eby give notice tD1l ~ -
meet for the puTI pose % - ic l., Il II land,
claims al Picrp"iHt NJ .,,;l from. O 'ci =
on The third AlOBcafs ~ f-A' q - -sis DAYS a I'd
4 VI until o'clock I. u. ssLI - 80 Jspusr- A
tina. six mon:h b. from the 18Th ca a. -, - aid
10 ISL l. the time iimiteo r. -1iu -, ,or exeul-
creditor. 10 pTe-euf thrlr saln P4'Nh'i7 ~
NATION ana allowance -, , T,yuary A.
u -t-i Rutland Vi. this Jbih us -
ID. 1861. ,->- -
5-3w MARTIN Il ikN E L.I =. - Z -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
state of Vermont. I'd INLAND
Term Isg0

M hEkkAs' ETastus W ills, Of HubbardtOn. ex
w ecutof Of the Iast vii Of altman Walker. lat.
OF tattstoh' n me county oifRutlaud, deceased
mss hled hls biIl ~ = haDcery against Charles X
Nalker ana hbIrel NALkert hi lEtie, Of Benson. in
ssld county setlug IOrfh that fLs said Walker AND
VILE Oh ins TN March l-ssJ m4rgaged % the said
StllibaL - alHtI ceflalh lauus q beu-ou aforesaid
oescTJea a. iOl4Ow- tHo ceTiait tTacts parcels
land containing ~ both Of sHldltract- 10 aue
" RODE ana beihg the zane TRAIT convey ID 10 tn.
-aia Charles D. AbneT Atwoo1 and Content, bi
WE Dy tnelT Deed dated u JuBd ls58 aud recorded
IN BOOK ltth page 10 Of ben-0l Record 10 Whict
reference = had for more particular description
the premises therein Intended ID he conveyed ans
bang the -hIn- farm on hlc tdy then r-rded viii
condition tbeTelO Tor the p def pfiOn Of tie same
on The payment d certain DOtrf therein specified
And now. on NJ ton and 81 leave Of the court
ne Orator prayt thai Waret Walker, AloBzs
W. tght und AsIE oil hi wife Of Mare u- and I'd
ward lloyd snd Be-hlba til wifi Of the . Esce
ana All in tie stste % NeN ord NAV b. jgtned ~
tarty dafeB fsnt- 10 raid bill Of c1mp lint which D.
gTsrfsg An prayIrg fhaf IL taid defeudsuts
Char. = 4 WaEg'sr wIfe- Hatreu walker AIouzt
WrIybf aud q tie ! I'd EdWsTd l.0a j and wits. ma
be force lo- o. tL-i rgBify u redemption in th'
prrmI-e- 1T fe-sid.
he laid Warreh. AloDxd and "a lie. aud I'd a'd
and vile. re-iiiak Withhold the rthte that the
czuu..t he notified b. -ubpFua " ~ ORDERED, Thsi
The, be required 10 spuesF sr nv .ecoId Tuesday
MarcA A ID l-Si. au6 mske 81 -p~T 10 shio com
r,Tsiuf aud Tor ruf- 1 pose al the Orator cGu-'
M .uf-f4c@ o. -aid u+fifiuH "a h. THE order to b'
Published Ia the Kui snd HeraH rhre- week. -uce~-
eve g. tie lat OF rs hi ht0 ne h east twenty das
Deiure al / term EAicu shall " deemed sufIefen
Wv HUPkISs. Clerk.
IzAAC I MHIGHT SBicit0T 1-3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
CammI--roNRMs, NOTICE.

gI.'HE undersigned having b4en appo'ns,tp1 ~,
Hon Probate Court, for thE D-'f'S, ~ at;s1 I'll
Cor missioner TO receive eh dhllts o.. 1900
clair \ nd demands Of al Isrsop Tt. 1900
SWsi n late 81 Rutland II safd Dl5t.lS., y+,-s
hereby give notice thst ~ al mel lCi - a.
OF e tALi4hHs -, Seess~5 on the last saturday
dwell u'S OF ,ha lSls .es JiocIock T. u until 8
~ Ap ", anu 'ui' - Az and that slN months
Goes - "a 5aI of January. A d. l-ot 3 lD'
rom - 80 ~ ssjd Court for said CREDITOR !,
III , ,teir aid claims TO for eNanlii.al"b 4l''
AiI 5",s6 gg,Isua Vi. 23d day Of January D
lsol MOSES HAWKES.. lCon.rf.
5-3w JOHN AA~i-i-' --
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
COuMIssI0NRRsr MOTTO.

Il Hon Prabss,.I go e having betn appointed by the
fnrnTniai,,s g, Tor the District Of Fzirhsyen
cIsiTas ana dsn.st .Sslssl sAainine and adjust all
~ MiI ros, -, ~ AZ peIsOhs against the estate
ceased hereby give notice that ls IN ~ - ue
purpose Of examining and alloylipy s.id ~ .ie
house of ii. AinsWOrth in Castie,a Ia ~ .. the
Tuesday in April ana july don 1919 llS g. ~, 3,
until o clock Il. n each OF ala 49, 100 =. "
six months from the 2lst dav "a Jsnus- 1 ~ VI, tna
Is the time limited by sai couri FOR 80 Iool
FfiinSanea 'A Saiihs 10 us sor examination and
pa'ea 4ss IIa''letonr Vt ths slst day Of Janua-
&. S. RUMsEY. L..
10" ii AINsYORTH Com r..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
Tunbridge, VI MRrtb II, To.

IIafIOFie, VI. Jan 10 IslJ
have u-ed DR.. Whites Elixir an ny TAMIL ounng
,l,. 80 tvo vears and fpd The best mscselne ]
have ever used in case Of Group, Coughs nnG 1olat
lA'N ~ a r. SIOAE-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

IuubfIage, VI. lIhftH Is aF7ts'
DR. BaNrgr. Dear Sir know the beEehis o. uslng
DR. White EliNir b. nv wife some OF my chil1feD
and ti.igIt,orF In cases OF Coughs, Goldss Group
AID AIlua u has proved very beneficial, and those
"a 10 haEe uzed IL would not be without u o. any
-,','y,,t-.,s,-cr JOSEPH MARSH,
CouaTe gationAl Minister.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

Burlington VI Jan o ~
Thi. - to certify than have used d. n u " lite
Elixir ia ms family, and nnd Il 10 De Al eASs44sAl
medicine Tor COlds, COughs he 1901, ,,.y,,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
9. 5. RUMsEY. L.
ID AINsYORTH / Com r.

STATE OF VERMONT rT,ttI H. -. ,,-.t...
District of Rutland Sc t1,+t n t .I 1870.
OF Rutland, 'N '"i 1he DAs1ISi
10 all persons interested tu kbs ss.,. - j., 10
- siVid' IN haid district deceased,
GKKETIHG.
hereby natifsS 20 -, she state Pi Vermont you
Registers Office in Rutland IN IA Nouft' Al M
Wednesday being the 9Th day of IaTrl ne ~
there 10 be heaTdi you see eauIe ~ -, a. sh abo
and allowance Of & certain iusr,ns,, =. PIoDAle
dated the 10Th day Of September a NJ I.Ea @tInng'
ing 10 be the last will and tes+arrt p1Fpoft-
Given at Rutland an said Djsfdcf ~ i5,t 2s1ssa
February, A. ID. lsGl - --N uas u
HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

STATE nF VERMONT, IT h Z Hon; Probate
DisrrIrt Of Rutland - i Court for the Di-tric
ot Rutland
Tos persons interested "a fhe estate Of Isaiah
Parmenter tate bf PIttsneIi, IN said District, de-
ceased,
GREETING.
By the authority Of the state of Vermont you are
hereby notified 70 aIpaT before -ald Court 81 the
Rrsi.t4Ts Office 10 Rutland. iu ad Ii-trIct. on the
IL tuesday. being the 5rh DAY Of March next
then ana here o b. heard Ii cause on tn
examination Or afowauce Of the account Of Aansii
P.rr1eufer A. administrator OF aid estsfe, also
a. 10 an advanceHeufs made ALLEGED TO have been
made bg saId deceased n hi- life tim TO any o. iiis
children and a. 10 all DEGREES Of said estate 10 the
| uer-Ou- entitled thereto.
Given At Rutland IN aid District THE 5lst DAY Of
s8gr HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

STATE OF VERMONT. IT Ii hon. PTobats
DistrI / Of Rutland Court for the D'-'Tlc'
70 ali person. interested IN the estate Of George
Hodge late Of Rutland. IN said ID tr1ct deceased
GRE TEsG-
Nv the authority OF the state ofVsrm0nt. yoa are
hereby notified 10 appear before said Court al ii+
Registers Office kutlfud IL -aid District Oh thr
hrst tuesday. being he 5'h ds' OF haf9h- beAt
then and there 10 BE- hesfd il sou cause On she
netiriogaof Mr. Emil, Hotge~ and %. Henry Baxter
administrators said esias II Ieru-@ 20 sell a. l
real estate g; HIGH aid oecea-sd died s"ztd Az"
T-1ssessed no. state. iar the reaon ihai ls -
hereof Wil be beu-acia t9 the heir
tIisen a. kui aud 40 -ai3 u iif4cl- iil. or jay "
go HFsRk HALL. Resf>tsr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
COUGHS AND COLDS CURED

-stford, vi June q ls6s
Tbi. certihes that y. {, Whites Pulmonary ElIku
a- been used in my family in OF severe colds
al eud. with sore throat. and hss been found reA
49, medicine ia these cases j ". WOODWARD
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

have used DR.. Whites Pulmonary EliNiF ~ my
'aui Tor two YEAR, and have found u the tel EnsoI
.,sue tiat have ever used for Coughs ASsas shs
-. II,rosfs EDGAR MECH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

East Bethel. VT, July 9TH, l555-
have an only child that WAS attacked VIII Men
brapous Group. We gave her DIR. N q. MhGtes
Eixr ana TO The surprise Of all IL gave her lmneoi
80 ,e1isf ZOPHAR EINIO.-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
CoYsUMPTIos CURED, IF TAKEN

COASL MPllOR AIhEDs IT AAAGN
IN SEASON.
West A1burgh. VT, July .. ISIS.
2 DR. HaAter-sirs-l have much reason 70 btliese.
tst through the bessins Of God, your hliHir saved
me from Confirmed pulmonary eonsumptioa-
DAVID MAkkfA.
Minister o. the Gospel.
rbelssa VT March %, lst0.
Dr Raxter-Dear sirs-My wife hAs used ID. =
q Whites Elixir prepared BY you, Tor lang GIN
o. sitfs with which she has been Hnecien iof
ear. ana has tOund il al that u L. TseoihiI ~
De- som OF our ueighbOrs have alto nsee ~ 81
muss beueht Think u one Of tie bsht mourn
Tor fflDs co. plants thaf hate ever iouba-
JANIS c HOUGHIoN, IObE. MihAs'si-
ASTHMA CURED.
MorristoNu, Aug. 81, 1871.
Or gaxter-Dear Sirs-I have ben ssAtaslg al
aeted with Asthma Tor more than y teAIs- arc J.,
tngutb- in -uccessiOn have not been Etis % &c ~
led and eujOy n regula nIghts reel ang sons oas
/. ould not Be- able 10 Walk iron toe n"1se - tlls
nam a distance Of five or siA rode AZ " go
80 I nurcha.ed two bottles Of Dr. W hites LAlI-
771-srr.d 4. YOU. and commenced taking u eeoora
H. 10 Iirectfons and's-n happy TO sAF loulo
isfe relief-and with EeTs iew 4eFiions baNs Ley
ms regular nigiftis deep eFe1 silee-
- A@uIer t-A.
AFRAID BAKER.
PHICE 25 CENIS PEE BoiIt +
coEd h. q L rvis. Pond More ano NASH .
r,ns,r ana ~! aseIsTr M.eseiIles Ast SiaelNi q
cheney -" u BAkIEk. NJ. ID,
by Highgate Vt
S7+'s '..- ,.ny,g.sVr Tus- DANG nE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

Itt. rt.ss Lac beeu .AteusIse.g ErrL ta+.~@s holt
rast Of New England canada the last ria ear
sud SlsereyeT introduced has gwen uDFeffEa ssA-"
IaCtIUu.
u lyoseus the tiglitest Cough.
10 cau-ss tie patient TO Tasse Freely -
10 cure tie Group immediately Wien gwen ~
%
II relieves the OTst cases Of asthma ~ once -
IL allass leh Ct pain ana produce Teri al Ia
Let All PAEEHTS VINO have children sStJe~I -
GROUP prorate bottle u TILE E4IAH al oAloes $40
sep Ia the ready 70 give ~ IL LnsiA ~Aih
ing .- 49, .. ,s ,ts
Read the following evidence IRON some o. l-'
rno,t prominent citizens OF Vermont
GROUP CURED
HighgAts, Vt. Jan. z leso.
Ny little boy bad violent tack Of Cros . a. a.
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WM MARTIS Merchant

st Atbattrs w. ~ -. -
{ ne aiyysVs found DR.. y u. Whites Elixir 10 re
eve her 1t onCs-and weuld not be WITHOUT ~ ~ M
family any account hOAA1A . E-~NASc-'-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

STATE Of VERMONT. - H + HOP. P i.id.l.
Dit Jet of FaIIlEageu. 81 our IOf 'Ae D'''@
OF >, IN -, ;1,-r-.rrd in tte state ~ Ia ul
Whli. szk late OF Hut4ardion ID rs'd vl-'''''- as
CEASED. Iyy,-rr..-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

ISAAC 7. wsroHT. soliei,or 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05
THE CITY.

How TIE Boy SOLDIERS RECETED TIE
Nrws or DOuaLAs DEArH-The company
of boy-soldisrs that has created SO much
pleasantly from time to tine in parading
our streets, were not last though among
the lOudest, to pay their tribute Of respect
70 the mamory Of Stephen A. Douglas. As
soon as the news was heard, they were col
lseted together ct their Armory, and FORM
ing, were marched through some of the
streets, With arms reversed, the mufled
drum tapping slowly and with melancholy
import Their solemn, measured tread in
dicated that they were sensible Of the deep
meaning expressed in every cOuntenance,
and appreciated the cause Of the general
mourning. Il is pleasant to think Of our
ooontEy ten years hence, when the boys Of
to-day shall have arrived at mans estate,
and become her defenders. We shall then
need to have no fears for her safety, from
whatever quarter the foe may come, for the
military spirit now being engenaered In
the youths Of the land viii never allow the
Government under which they grow up, to
be robbed Of any Of its fair proportions BY
either traitors ct home or invaders from
abroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05


A RISING IN TaE Waters OF LAKE MICH
IaAN.-One Of those singular oscillations
in the lakes, which have been observed 90
ossioually from the time Of the explora.
tions Of the Jesuit fathers, was witnessed
Yesterday in Lake Michigan. A variety Of
signs, such as the mirage Of the distant
shore. unusual depression Of the barome-
ter. and q sudden rise Of the temperature
from cool, braciug air, 10 sultry heah
indicated an unusual commotion in the a.
mospherio elements. About eleven o'clock
A. NJ, when our attention was frst called
10 the phenomenon, the waters Of the lake
had risen about thirty-one inches above
the ordinary level, and in the course Of
half an hour they again reeeded. Through
out the whole day they continued TO eno
aud foW, at intervals Of fifteen or twenty
minutes, and the current between the outer
and inner breakEater, near the Illinois
Central Round House, was so great at
times that O row-boat made little or no
headWaF against il.
The extreme variation between high and
low water Was nearly three feet. The wind
all day was of shore, from the s. W. the
eject Of which vas to keep down the waters
instead Of accommodating them at this point.
About 8 o'clock in the evening it veered
suddenly TO the Northwest and blew yio-
lent gale, accompanied by vivid electrical
displays. This morning Monday, Es hear
Of telegraphie lines prostrated, of persons
killed by lightning, &c., while the lake
although agitaied, exhibits none Of the
pulsations OF yesterdey.-Ch. 4Fib. Hoy 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05
rAR AI.II,-S6EFIOlKNT YARHk.
VlENNA

TRIESEBTAR I, 2 & 3, ARE DE
TEOTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT q
Nngland and secured By the seals q the Llolo de
'harmAeie Dc PArias sad the lmpariA ooneeo p
medicine, Nianna. W l
No. Is invaluable lor eIhauationi uperiAatofrAosA
and al physical disabilities. a
oases that have heretofore bsen treated ~ tho napa
0iOu1 and pernict0us use Of copaiya and cupepas
No haa entirely supplanted the infurioua use
mercfry thereby insurlHR 70 the Sufferer apeooy ~
HoL disparsing all imPnFitiss, and roofing out ths
Tenlon Of diseEae.
TRIESEMAR, Hos.l, ? and ), are preparation tbs
form Of ozsnRs, devoid OF tlste and small hnd CAP
BE- carried In tho whiatcoat PICKET. eoid ~ III c
and divided into separate doaest As afaln9.9reo ~
Vaipeau LallenAnd R0ux, Ricold, 40. Price - eAee
or cases for 81, which save 3 and IN VI cases
ghoreby there is 9 saving Of s., To be had Whoesee
and retail Of DR.. BARROW, No. lSl Bleeeker street
New York Immediately ON receiving remittanee
Or Barrow will forward this fFiese mar 70 any par
OF the WOrld sacurely packed and add esse aoeoro
inq 70 the inatructiona Of the writer
~ Sold also b. \. y. GAYBORD and wu
fuauaiauA aiaH AM.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05

solbAss PASSING THnooea.-Aimost every
train chat comes IN from any direction brings
some representative Of the great army Of
volunteers who are scattered throughout
the country. Last evening The Gidding't
zouayes came in on The Eastern cars and
went sodthwaFd on tho o., o. 4 0. Road
This morning several Of the sandusky Band
passed through on their way to join the
HeekeF Band, with the 4th Michigan regt-
ment. Several officers attsched 70 one OF tho
Peansylvania regiments also passed through
on their way from Erie 70 join their son-
panies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05

The Pain Killer is q purelr veEstable compoun
and while Il is most efficient medy for pain, tt
perfectly SAFE medicine even in the most unskilf
hands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05

GRADIEe OF WATEE STEEHr.-The cut
ting sway Of the bank at the lower end Of
Water street is steadily progressing, and a
considerable change Is already affected in
the grade. The banks on either side rise
afmOst Perpendieularly, 70 height Of prob
aSly twenty-five feet at the brow Of the
Aiil and the roadway slopes from Bah
street gradually upward to point cousid.
erably back Of Light Houss-st. When com
Plstsd ,thls improvement ls one that viii be
appreciated At least By the horses who
hsvs occasion 10 60 By this way to and from
ths dspols.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05

A STEAH-Tus FOR THE Q. S. SERvIcE.-
The steam-tug HRspid" of Buffalo, whose
progress through the Erie canal We have no
ticed, has reached Albany, and Is there be-
ing fitted up for & gun-boat for the service in
the bloekading squadron. The Rapid Is
of one hundred and thirty tons burthen, and
q strong and substantial craft. She Is one Of
four tugs that were given to the government
by patriotic individuals Of Chicago.-BufalO
Courier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05

FOoT R4cE.-An animated race occurred
this morning on the market between a
eOupleof country men, involving consid-
Grafton Of shout City cents in small change,
winch one Of them had succeeded in seeur-
ing, PieOe By piece, from beneath the cloth
which covered the receipts Of The other. AS
is generally the case in such transactions, he
carried the thing too far, and was detected !
hence the race. It was long run, but the
time made was good, and the result was the
arrest By the pursusr, Of tae pursued, to
whom he administered some pretty severe
thumPs and kicks, snd succeeded in re-ob-
tanning his money. He than allowed the fel-
low to 60, assuring him, however, that an
other piece Of conduct Of that kind, would
surely bring down on his devoted head a Sc
verer penalty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05

THE BARK Co1oRADo.-one Of the Hnest
new vessels that has come into our river
this season is the new Cleveland built bark
Colorado, capt. Vance, now in this port for
the first time. She was built ct Cleveland,
O., by Qusyle & Martin, for s v. R, Wat
son, Esq, Of Buffalo. Her length is one
hundred and fOrty-seven feet ten inchesi
beam thirty feet six inches; depth Of hold
twelve feet one inch, and custom house
measurement Eve hundred and three tons.
-Chieaao Tribune.