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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
Let enc senate Look to 1t,

There Il yet one hope for the deverance Of our army
from the ieaderahip of greenhorns and incompetenn
The Senate Of the Urted States has the power o. oonf
Die and ths army pourin their petitions, that the Senate
vii riQidly scrutnze the nominations from the War
Department a. 10 capacity and aness, eonhm none
ur army service Is in absolute danger Of being demor
azed by these political and personal appointments with
out fitness Experience Of which the War Department
under the conduct Of old political ssgers mas recently
become 20 prolific. slnion Cameron cannot DO got rid
Of sufhcient number Of his appointments may. Let
our Senators and Representatives hear from their consult
uens on this natter in terms 90 emphatic as 70 insure
their attention There 10 no decent reason In he vora
for putting men ignorant Of the art Of war 10 command
ing squadrons In the heid when there are men OF mill
ary education and experience In the ranks tonr amy
sufcient 10 All ten times the vacant commissioner ~
would be not whit more absurd to appoint politcans
like Pierce and schenck and Carrngton to the rank OF
Commodorss In the navy, than TO put them at the head
Of regiments and brigaees In the hed; 1'l a.
We find the above In the editorial cclumns OF
the Cincinnati Commercial Of the gin Of June
Had Democratic editor prepared and publish
ed II, be would have been at once denounced as
traitor. Many Of the military and civil ap.
pointments nov made are worse stuff even than
egreenborns and incompetents''- the Com
meeisi will get no relief from the Senate. The
appointments are made in conformity to the Dc.
mands of the "irrepressibles" In that body, and
hence will meet with ready confirmation. Z 2
The Commereial would like to relieve Mr.
LrNcoIn from the responsibility of these i'm
proper aud odious ppointmsuts--but thas 4
cannot do. The Secretary Of War has not ths
Gppoiptirg power, and if CAArRos usurps ~
and the President submits 10 the usurpation, the
people will hold him responsible. No ingenui
ty Of the Csmmsreial can save him; q. a" 'l4' =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
IAppointn.cnts

By Gov. DEHEIsoS-CHARLEs WuFrLEsEz
Quarter-Master and Engineer-in- Chief oi
State forces. 4 ios.ai, teg @ . e. 4.1.1ei
C. p BUckIsGHAM Adjutant General, in place
Of Gen. CARRNaroN. 3,
D. L. wooD, late Quarter Master In the Gov.
ernor's staff, has been appointed Captain in the
18th Infantry, US. Army. EaaIy
From this IL would appear that the United
States has taken Of the hands Of the State
Generals Woop and CARnNoron, and left nj
BucxmoHAM and wHrTLrsrT. The State hai
got the best Of that swsp. erx5Ita
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
: wood,s Hair restorative.

Unlike most specifics, this 10 proved, by un-
impeachable evidence, to possess great efficacy
as restorer of the hair to its pristin vigor.
Where the head had become almost bald be-
cause of sickness, the use of this article has
produced beautiful growth Of thick, glossy
hair. 1t 10 therefore valuable preparation for
all classes. Its ingr edients are such as to eff
fectually eradicate, dandruf and othar impuri-
ties, which operate so iDjuriously to the hair.
1t also has curative properties OF another de-
scription.l In many cases pimples and other !.
is used. There is no hazard attaching to the
trial of this remedy, and its effects can only be
beneficial, as the compound, it 1t does not cause
manifest, Improvement, 10 incapable OF doing
harm, as ia component elements are perfectly
nnoxious. - Boston Transcript, April ~, '59.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
Belmen. counnty..

z The Democracy Of Belmont county meet in
mass convention on the 4sh Of July, to nominate
q county ticket. The 81. Clairyille Gasstts
publishes the cali, which says: ~
2 Let there be an outpouring of the conserv.
alive men Of old Belmont on this occasion.
The times demand that all true lovers Of their
cerntry should mingle and consult together.
rDemocrats, turn out. Never was there a
time, An the history Of our beloved country, that
called more loudly for the united counsels Of all
true Union men,"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
STRANGE lNrRIIIaRNcK.
WAauInnrnn. il

r. WASHINGTON, June II.
have been here but short time, yet have
asceftained that the Administration Is in earn
est. am authoriEed TO announce that the fol-
loving appointments will soon be made: =. "
Major Geuerals-Twiggs, Beauregard, Wig
fall and johnson. ft. a 0 49,
Bigadier Generals-Magruder, Fauntleroy,
Bright and Price. ..-Tc.-Ij ~
The Hon. Dudley Mann will be appointed
Minister 20 England piee Adams recalled,
n The Hon. ]. E Harvey will be invited to q
seat in the Cabinet.
The Hon. Johu SIidell is earnestly pressed for
the French mission, though the impression pre-
walls that Governor Brown, of Georgia will be
nominated. ID .t<t LI"t Il
Our soldiers have been requested to fire blank
cartridges in all engagements with Southern
forces.
Commissions in the Naval service have been
politely rendered to the officers and crew Of the
privateer Savannah.
The ladies Of Washington have chartered a
large steamer TO convey supplies TO Norfolk and
Richmond A Cabinet officer will sail in the ship
to attend to the distribution. More anon.
REPORTER.
Mr.. GREELY must be attended To-, as Gen.
MCCLELLAN has ordered all Rebels who are
taken prisoners to Columbus. we insist on hav.
Ing Mr.. GREELy sent out here. IE. y
The correspondent Of the New York Times
of the 26th, speaking of the Tribune, says:
"The hostility syineed BY that journal against
the Administration may, perhaps, be accounted
for by the neglect Of the Administration to be-
stow Offices upon its editors and attaches. Only
four of Mr.. Greely's associates, Mr.. Fry, Mr..
Pike, Mr.. Hildrelh and Mr.. Harvey have been
appointed W lucrative Ufnces.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Master Commissioners Sale.

\ Master commissioners Daie.
William q q. D''hler sn,.,;,, ,a,c, CAM, : .li43l i
David Parry ct ALL o7-
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed from the
Id Superior Court OF franklin county, Ohio, will Of.
fer for sale the dooro the Court House in the City Of
Columbus, .....-,, ,.,,.,,il p -l--ra Is ,,
On Wednesday, July 3lst, A. D. 1861,
OF one o'clock p. ms the following described real
tate situate in the township OF Montgomery Franklin
county, Ohio, and bounded as follows
Beginning n the centre OF the Columbus and Granville
Plank Road, at the Northwest Of tract Of land
conveyed by JOSEPH Ridgway to John J. Ferson and
David Parry, by deed bearing date June 10th. 1851;
thence with the centre Of said road N 79K degrees e.
IS 1900 poles thence South 0.40 minutes, W. Al
60lOo poles stake in the North line Of lot Of land
conveyed by said Ferson and Parry to Thomas Sparrow,
by deed dated May 1st 1855; thence with said line Of
Sparrows land N. 80 Degrees W. IL 62-l0O poles to the
East line OF tract OF land belonging to james A. VIII.
coxs land 80 4OlO0 poles to the beginning 1t being the
West part Of tract conveyed by said Ferson an Parry
to Thomas Sparrow, and l25 feet along the West sice
thereof conveyed by said Parry to one Henry Doremus'
@, W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printers fee 90 so. and Master Commissioner.
je2edltwtd. Hi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

surrosKD MuaDER AT SEA.-The steamer Co.
lumbia, from Havana, arrived at this port this
morning. She brings as q prisoner, Charles
Ramas, Chilian, who Is sent here by the
American Consul TO be tried for the murder ol
r. M. Emory, first mate on the ship Ocean
Traveller. !, The ship belongs, to Belfast, Maine
and the alleged murder took place In Havana
harbor, April 10. Three vitnesses came on tht
Columbia. Offcefs McWatters, Freeman and
Welch, of the railroad and steamboat squad
ofice.--N. Y. Post. 7ii ylisgrl ~ > .ag'51
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
Herald says:
! serions Charge against the Govern
lt hN ment.

u The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune telegrsphs; ,a-,T..F .yI.p-
The Government has been most cnlpably negligent
through its general officers In Withholding projection
from the property Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
The damage and waste will reach the enormous Of
% 600 TOO. Gen. Patterson seems to be moping about
In friar'sfrock with spilgms saG preaching peace.
able crusade, while property d being devastated, and
Union men hunted down faFitlves without protection,
or even the presenes Of the military. e.a 5tl
Many Of the Republicans are beginning 70
question Mr.. GRrtIs's loyalty. None Of them
ye. have proposed to use hemp on him. He be-
ing good "irrepressibls" Republican Is all
that saves him
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

O. Hon. Mr.. AsaIrr notifies his constituents
that he has received ., large. numbsr OF letters
which he has not had time 70 answer, for the
reason she has been constantly engaged in mat.
ters which required his attention at other
points" sesa
He has plenty time TO write several miser.
able Abolition letters for the papers. His con-
stituents have no doubt noticed thisA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

q r yonhg man named F. II. wHrrLrR,
lately appointed ., clerk IL, the Chicago POST
Office, has been arrested on q charge Of making
mistakes, BY taking out letters Of other people
and treating them as his own. He was careful
TO pick out those which he thought contained
United States land warrants. is-tia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

A."Court Dress in Europe consists of dark
blue coat, the collar, cuffs and flaps embroidered
In gold, white small clothes, white silk stock.
ifgs, low shoes and court sword. This dfesa
was worn by Mr.. Cas-, Mr.. Wheaton, Mr.. Ev-
erett and other American Ministers to European
Courts, before the circular of Mr.. Marcy. Mr..
Adams has revived the style at the Court Of st.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

b Sergeant Breckenridge, of Fort Kesrney,
was in town on Wednesday, on his way to bis
home In Tennessee. He informs us that there
are nine. guns In good order at the Fort, and
Is men. Only portion of the guDs spiked BY
Capt. Tyler is destroyed The only difficulty
apprehended by the Sergeant is with Brigham
tinue In that event, he thinks Brigham will
muster $4,000 Indians and take the Western
country.-Nebrasks City Nttos. '.D Y 60 y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

The official returns Of the killed aud wounded
at the battle Of Big Bethel show Q total Of sew
euty-four, Of which sixteen were killed, four
teen dangerously Wounded, five missing and
thirty-nine only Olightly injured. sTwsniy-ope
Of these casualties occurred In the mistaken
engagement between she Third and Seventh
New York volunteer regiments. o-l,,stl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
awe mere Papers 60 the Rescue oi

The Porsamouth 7titrne and the Newark
Noyih American have come to the rescue o.
Gov. 'DEsMsor. Things are working Gov
DnsusoN stands better chance for the Repub
lioan nemination than any other man. II th.
Reserve is for him, he 10 safe. He is indebtet
TO thas section for oil he is politically 90 W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
q Eass T'epnesse.

2 From the looks Of matters 10 East Tennessee.
&c is possible that Il VIII follow suit with West.
ern Virginia and form q new State. The Union
Convention st Gresntiile appear TO be very near
Unanimous in favor Of doing 50. ~ '1ls ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

They DO NOT pARE.--0ne Of the earliest sub.
jects which will engage the attention of Con-
evess will be the treason Of the Minister 70
Portugal, and the ressons why he is not recalled
In obedience 70 the demand Of public senti-
ment. Then We shall know whether his per
sonal friends are right, when they boldly assert
that the Cabinet dare NOT recall Mr.. Harvey
~ Y. TFibune. F.g -,
We are very careful in crediting properly TO
the New York 7Si5uae. We feel safe, thep,
shat our Republican friends win not question
our loyalty! as IL is . s0sSm friend Of the Ad,
minislration. W. ~, esa, so, eD Z %, :,
'ee ~ y ----- '','- : y % . I-cq l,s,allsIl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
: wl.ean.ln Bond. no, Negonable.
The La Crosse Dtmoe,o, of the 2l.t in

= = = H'''7''7N
says: .n ol,O rfs 1s iEvt7 rIe lo
'A Efforts 20 dipose Of The bonds Of this State
except o200o0o have far failed New Yorkers hays
concluded not 70 Invest What comment Anothel
session Of the Legislature will probably be held to de
wise ways to raise means to make way to dispose o.
them" l.BCG ltl ,-t5a' tt7- - a
Commenting upon this, the Dubuque (Iowa]
Herald says:
If this be true Of the bonds OF the State Of Wiscon
sin It will e no lees the with those Of Iowa. The
fact that 50 many State Doaps have been authorized
be made for war purposes that State Bonds and o. B.
Government Stock have become drug in the money
markets r ~. -t.l h ...,.s.- .-. t.,,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
How ysfIs p.yI; Receive. Ihlorma


The Washington. correspondent Of the 'Phila.
dslpbia fngsirr says: s-o 'Z i g nei'issqe 2 Z
Jefferson Davis has regular postal arrange
ment between Washineton Apd Richmond. ET-
cry night messenger collects private letters,
and, istters conveying usefnl Information, to
Davis and Letcher, and between ten and eleven
O'Clock, leaves Washington for point on the
Potomac, where be finds. water carriage and
conveniences for . speedy transit 70 the next
messenger, who helps on the sacred parcel to
Richmond. Complete hles Of the Phiiadelphia
and New York papers are also sent him: From
these be Sits out truth as near % he can, and
from our full reports Of. the movements OF
troops, he moves hia men about On his board %
as to keep thoroughly posted; but Il is q poor
rule that viii not work both ways, and 80 Cen
eral Scott ID probably as well posted AS he il
about some q those little arrangements he i
making" ,f 49, go,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
TO TaR PUBLIC.

The undersigned practical ws.ehnaksrs and dealers in
watches, having bought and sold American Watches far
number Of years pss and having dealt in all kindsof
foreign Watches for much longer period Of time, beg to
state that they have never dealt in Watches which,
class or in Individual instances, have been more salts
cory 10 themselves or customers, whether in respect Of
durability beauty Of nish mahematically correct pre-
portions, accurate compensation and adjustment or Of
ee tn,s.kespno results than those manufactured by
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
aaea profits.

!. The Pittsburgh Posi says: "The contractors
for supplying blankets for the Government will
net the handsome sum Of two hundred thousand
dollars" Who are they7 ,ss .5 q .5l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
,Dsath d yleserla,s ms.hsE.

Lord Lron preasntedis letter 70 the Psssident
on the 25th from outxn yioroRIl, Announcing
the death ofhef mother, the Duchess Of KrSr.
u is an sutogrsph Letter signed BY the obFsS's
own hand 81 l.fl III llitra.sa an a-lft.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

II isproposed tOrun Hon. JAMS MoHRor, Late
State Senator from 0bylin(!) as the Union
candidate for Governor, Mr.. MosRoz . ayery
clever. amiable gentleman, but she dou't keep
. (Govsrnot's) hotel'' % true Union princI-
Pies"
May as .wslI ssks old GiBBlsas as any Of hi,
pupils. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

letter written b. de Bev " p. HolAe, pasteF q thc
Plsrepontetrpst Baptist churub, Brookiyn, N. y.,to
the .Journal and Messenger Cincinnati, o.. and speaks
volumes In favor 81 fat World snoghsd medicine, sins.
wunow's soczlins srRur ron eniLpsW gzrrHwas "a
eve Gee IN Adysftlnnsat q year columns Of Mas
WfrsLow,s Goosnrna exnurs Now We never sada word
n fsvof Of PATENT medicine before In our iie batws
osi compelled 70 ~ % your readss that hum
bus=wS HxyErslE9 M 40 Esowl e % q AIe Y
erss of tks ds1s bscalss t Il eps n Apd fbass
o your rrsers Who have babies can2 ID better than
llsi ina sp9plyff d;aos o. on oe"hsaGNh'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
" BE NOT DECRIVRD.s

EVIL communications corrupt good mannsn.p %
dosibad eAistus spoil good bread. All common Sale
ratus impurs. None but James Pyle's DseSio Is per
f,ey purs. There s no dscspuSs in vnas Depot, ,ats
Washington street, New York. SOLD by sioces every
where. ~ 'Ys .'..'.,.,..-.tc'd ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

IL The "Constitutional Union Party" Of the
the Cd District, Philadelphia, have nominated
Hon. WILLIAM M. MERIDErH as their candidate
for Congress-. 600, ,,...i,.; r,f, ,, r.il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
This IL teo Badi

GRKELr will certainly be arrested for "ex
pressing reasonable sendments" through the
Tfibuas. Just read this dispatch! Wecall the
attention Of our nelghbor Of the Journal 10 il
especially:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

yJANTED--AGENTs n q sHI n
w packages " sTATI0NERX and JtWELRY. al
Gall on Or address fsanp sncIoscd) J. H. BAILRY, No
100 court 81 bcstoni Mas. march 25;dzn. \,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

cAunon.--As our Watch 10 now extensively counter
fitted by foreign antfactusep, We have 70 inform the
public that no watch oar production which d unac.
conpanisd By certificate Of senuinsness, bearing tho
number of the xaseh and signed by our Treasurer r.
i. Robbins, Or BY our predecessor, Appleton Tracy
:, Il ri N N sRfff 't' fIAffti tAs q tf ~
I. ss. ssssss. Il. ior al, " jewellers generally
.throushout ne union, ne -Ansrisan Watch compan
20 not solicit orasrs riahsls vAschsss 1r,R
n ah., ! ! .RopRIEs A. APPLETON ~
.1s d SiwboI.sAls Asyess, mo- Iss Bfcsawa s's"
- 49,. ;i.,.. ~ !. /. ~: niza Y. asn, raea
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2RATTROAD..
I THREE TRAINS DAILY
,.s s-ss7s,. EXCEPT SUNDAY basa-s54 =.
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on thesi
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS
AND XENIA RAILROADS. ~ EiSe
FIRST TRAIN.

~ 17 FIRST TRAIN. .7g1qsH Y eHl
NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves Columbus at $40 A, NJ;
will leave passenger at all stations south Of Gallon
stop ~ ,nu. crh os asion as,yus a. Cleveland
at 9OU A. M, Dunkrk 300 P. n. Buffalo 425 P. M.
Albany $50 A. M, New York 1886 A. M. Boston $3.50
P. NJ, Pittsburgh via 0restpe 800 P. M, Philadel-
phia $40 A. n. Chicago Via Crestiine at 7'O0P. N.
sRooND TRAIN. ggB r1r'in E /.
nNEw YORK ExPREss--Leayes Columbus at lI:ip,
q. m. Will stop aLewis Centre, (for White Sulphnr
springs, Delaware, Cardingon, Gallon Orestipe, Shell
BY, New London, wellington and Grafton, arrive at
Cleveland at 335 p. M; Dunkirk $3.50 p. M; fBuf-.
fao, iO:0s p. m; Albany, s.1s a. m. New York, las
D. M; Boston, 440 D. This Train connects at Shell
BY for sandusy, and at Giafton for Toledo arriving a
Toledo at $40 p. m. 80, t.., ---....,,f II
lB slh,ri THIRD, TRAIN. aIsWAB "A Il
MAIL AND ACc0MM0DATI0N--Leave Columbus
at 930 3. m. Will stop at all stations South Of
Shelby, and at New London, Wellington, Grafton,
and Berea; arriving at Cleveland at e:S0 M; Dan.
kirk, 9O0a. M; Buffalo, 3.20 q. m. Albany, e90 p nj
SsrGSrs Ho Bo;en llsS r $ loe pI;sa
Chicago, 0iG Ofestiine, 645 M This Train connects
at shelby for ssnduky and Toledo, arriving at Toledo
at 655 p. m, y 3t14eiI .i'tA NV ''Alf'A' e. 4
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains TO Chicago, New ~ 20
York and Boston. So ,aa' p
Baggage Usect6d Through to Neso Ierk and Bostoa
via Uepeland; also, TO- Philddelp1ta and
Ns,o Yorhctd oresRfne. al, 2. -,,'t
RETURNING. bls7s-'. .r1.r
Night Express arrives at Columbus at. 1liI5 P. NJ.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at 1913 A.
Accommodation Express arrives at Columbus az I:oo
P. M. '-
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tgektts via Cresflihe or CleeetdHd. y
% 1909 y ie5 J. E.s. FLINT, III y1frt1l
Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio 4
i-f.sly- v1 p JAMES PATTERSON, Agent, 1as1
r,V..f HA1''s ~ ~ Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus, June II, 1861. be -'ii.dl ym 81 trs1,
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saqT JOHr ]. .clIrrzaDsn's Official maoriEEy,T VI I x
1855. ,Nea z kItl
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anxious 10 get rid OF their Party
Nanhe. yN N

- < Nonhe. 4N ttt
Some Of the Republic An papers are very anx-
lous 70 throw or their party name. They are
conscious chat RepublioAnism has become odlOus
with the people, and that il would be Unsafe to
sisk race this tall under the Republican Gag;
and therefore they cry out lustily for, Union
ticket. They are sick, in profession AZ least'
Of party names and party pOlitics. II they fell
satisfied that they could carry Ohio In the nexl
campaign, with elem Republican ticket, NJ
| proportions for 4 union Of parties would come
| from them. These, editors without intending
10, pay high tribute to the Democracy. an'
unwittiugly evince their fear Of the power o
oar grand old National Union party, which Y
| the party Of the Country and the Consultation
By division IL was defeated last fall. but y !
destined, to regain iss former triumphant POSI-
ltion, and will in October sMeep Ohio like
whirlwiud. Il ia now, ,as, always heretofore
the party Of and for the Union, and hence al
lIoyal Union men will rally under its banner ant
give Il the victory in October. Huzsa for tn
Lola Union Democracy. iisisr st3..,e D.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20
TEEEGR.AP PHTC.
IOVER THE STATE LlNE.l
Lincoln's Programme.
- FnANcIsoo. ~. 10.

SAN FEANcIsco, Feb, 49,
The bulletin ofthis evening has the fol
lowing from their correspondent at SPRING
field as Mr. Lincoln's programme on his TAX
ing the reins ofpower
Ist.-He will Immediately after his acces-
sion to power make a most thorough sitting
of the Federal officers, both civil and militia
ry. All sympathisers with, and abettors of
secession will be forthwith set adrift
2d.-IIe will demand the restoration of
the Federal property unlawfully seized upon
and held by the seeded States
3d.-IIe will collect a sufficiently strong
Naval force to secure the enforcement Of
revenue laws.
4th.-He will reinforce Major Anderson at
all hazards in case he should be still in pos
session of Fort Sumter after the 4th of March.
5th.-ITe will not invade any State with
a Federal armyto force the repeal of uncon-
sttutonal avs and the overthrow Of author
tiles exercising Federal functions but protect,
and if necessary, recover the forts, arsenals.
navy yards. magazines, post offices and Gus
tom houses within the limits of Il Southern
State
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20
BRIGGS GIFT CONCERT.

Owing to a scarcity in "moncy matters" we did not
sell many tickets in first Concert antic-
pated; notwithstanding the drawing came off to the
general satisfaction of the ticket holders. Many
have expressed desire to have chance to draw the
Old Orchard, In order to crafty their wishes, we
will now sell tickets for second Concert, in which
the Oil Orchard will be the first prize, in our
schedule. Numbers from 1913, ,151 to 3o7,5OO will be
placed in the wheel, from which tie Il prize num-
bers will be drawn; the Old Orchard being the first
prize the Vineyard the Second prize, &C, &C. as seen
by referring to our schedule.
We will take good care Of the orchards until the
lucky ones take possession
G. G. BRIGGS.
Marysville, January 81, 1861.
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