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NOTICE.

TVyHE FIRM or PULEEAa g. BETS having this
day ceased WILLIAM H. BEIgS w continue 10 the Negro
Auction Business, and has taken Into CopaIuerhp With
him J GREGORY they viii conduct the business under the
s-ra OF BELTS GREGORY their Sales Room Franklin
Street below Wall Street. and aboa below
former Puiam Bets and respectfully solicit
nuance OF the PATRONAGE which hersy extended TO W.
II. while IA the arm Of Pu liam d Belts
obtained the services OF Mr. BusHsoD W. ELsohH
Clerk who has nteres, In the business. WM r. BETS
T. J. GREGORY.
10y
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sB-A single bottle OF sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE viii
ten times its annually. Ms
sPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDTEG'S FGFP ARED GLCEl
EFALDfNGs PREPARED GLUEt
FAVE TIE PIECEsi
rCONOwYl DISPATCH.
sT~"s srncH TraE aAvss NEE" Is
e accidents wli happen, IN well regulated families II
very extra le cheap and convenient for reps
irg Furniture, toys CIookery, &c
sPALDlNG's r. EPsRED GLUE
such emergencies and housshod afford TO be
sthout It. II Is ais ready, and The sticking point
"JsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MIA brush accompanies each sot'le Price qc cen,a
Address, HrNRY O sPAIDI.9.
NJ Is ckpAS Street, New York.
CAUTION.
Al certain unparipld persons attempting TO palm OF Of
the unsYpeciing public. limitations o. ny PgEPAsyD CLUE
would caucn all ezsnne purchasns and ss
that The full name,
eH-sPALnIEes PREPARED aIcri
9. the eussds usPPsf I'll oAsn svndyae souussrhis
k2s-u .--''i
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yKTE thanks friends customers and
w the public generally the liberal patronage ha we have
received and hope By sct attention busnss to
merit continuance Of the making large PEE
psSaonS carry business extensively than formerly
ALyX HILL CO., No 1871 Main street,
Manufacturers Enj Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
Richmond, Va
prepared settle all accounts which due
that presented 10 The r a. Alex H Co or TO Alex
Hill iadyiduGv and hope all persons who Indebted
p aad settle them forthwith all accounts
that due and remain unpad will be placed n The hands
OF A collector IiaSl 4. BILL / co.
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HFSPy sPAipSe Esq,
Please fn i'cicseE wenthye csrt, fr ~ me a,o
hoI NJ your c;phsc Pills. i3s ply E6 Jcs: PA Thar
eCSr tried.
Direct STnvEp, p q
Belle Vernon. Wysrdo 90 C.
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D0Us. ETT a: AYDFRs0Y.


GOVERNOR STREET
RE receiving 'or the Trace Cs-pr,.pgs IN C,,A ~,
Paper Bezgiess, cn-ed Hair Moss sor sal >, @ 49,
Cafpes, Curtains Bed aaj Es;;Tesses sis a order tc No
& r"pe' AaHahe cone 10 the ely OF county by superior Eori
tccl-
F"Esn SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
20 frkns No ! Goshen Butter
10 hbs backshssi llons
80 bbs euperGae ex.ra and Family Dour
hm, ked aad Picked sslmon
- < Hbbls No. n c. Roe Herrias,
d ptgs No. Maclerci
70 eS. English DAIRY. P,ae App, snd Goshen CAe,s,
Just received and for sale Ne lowest tern, t cs a, .,
py ~. 'I'''"''s' " SiNA!S CO. > Family Grocery,
@-9,- 81 and Main ss
Carmen sEED P0R PALL SOWING.
III Eard Large York Cabbage
DO 0shesn do
Do sugsrloaf do
| Lsrre DfunheAd DO
Do rSi Dutch DO
Early cGGhsoSen
Round savoy Spanish
| Grnhn oured kae
Dc Hardy Esnnersni,h DO
BLACK ana span.sh ksdisl, Tor sale ~
ocE WI. PALMER. SON CO.
H0msE KEsPsSG GOODs.-cHRrsraY 4 Ia.
~ THh would Invite particular attention 20 mi, - =,
eoods Tor families snd pls tsiicn ~ "
eI3en t1nsn sseeiiI c.,i g In 10 4, II 5andl2K.
Shifting Linens al % S78 and zoe
Table DAmsshs, and Dsmass NapIirs
Huck, Birds tye, Scotch Disper
Furniture Dimiiss Maryeiles oui,,
india Dni y, Checked Cambrlcs
besvy v bite Csmbrics nd Jacoss,N
Ilannes Blankets and C.sslr.s.ts
Cotton sheeIngs Slir.iscs
oinaturgs and color.s c9hon 6.od,
MouInii "oods s.SA aS
O. \ Movss'siRe.. Cantor 9Th
< Ensls- Grape. Crspe and Lace Veil.
Also arge ttoct OF Velvet Brus,es TS,.. ptx .,d ,.
oHpea, al Of which will be sold prce 10 sDj ihs r
ho CHRISTIAN JATBRCp,
''1 % n street
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LAW CARnN
DAVID :. q. q .BELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRACvICES In ali he Courts or the ecune OF Nelson an
Amherst BE stteRd 10 sny law business entrusted
h.m Ia the adjacent counties
Ee Address. Tye River Warehouse P O., Nelson Co., Va
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sUPyTS OgFiC: II. & ID. II. II. CO.,l
RICHMOND fEBsUAkY 22SD, 1861
ON SATURDAY February a3d, Ent -
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p NJ ma arrive at the Junction at lO:S0 p
Returning the Junction 1T $50 A. M and arrive at TO-
A.
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From he Erdmiaer, EorfoH, Ia.
They have been tested than thousand cas. with en-.
tire
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From ns Examiner, Eort6U, Va.
Cephac Pills accomplish the object which taey we're made
viz Cure Of headache In all It's forms
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From ne Adrertiser, Pyoridence RI
The Cephac Pills said be remarkably effective remedy
for The headache and Of the very best that very frequent
complaint which has ever been discovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

gcmery d revolutionary. Whatever v DO the result,
there ID but course 10 be pursued, and tnst 70
maintain the flag Of country every where. He had
felt great Oppression upon the condition OF our country
How many hearts struggling for liberty In Europe would
bleed receiving the OF the surrender or Fort
Sumter. He for conceeson-he was for peace; bus
this 10 no time 10 halt. THIS conflict has commenced
and II win never end until the whole country Is free
The war has begun and In this he his country
hSst, his country last, and his country forever
The speech OF the Senstor feeling one, and sent
thrill through the crow led Senate chamber
After few remarks from Senator's z. Z. Murphy and
rules suspended tho bill read the third time and
passed, 49, 3Senaors lawrence and Gardiner
in the negative.
Senator Connolly made pa lotto speech in giving his
reason why he should vote in the Affirmative They
well timed and appauded by the led galleries
The State Of New York, through its legislature, has
spoken In q tone not TO be mistaken, and a manner
thar the world will that she is in earnest The demo
Gratis far more bitter than the republicans upon the
South
There ia general rejoicing the result The stars
and Stripes are waving everywhere. Several parties
were serensdet at the Deayan tonight The
wild with enthusiasm.
The Metropolitan Health bill was finally
in the Senate The opponents OF tho bill, not
being sharp enough TO apply the rules which would pre-
vent its being taken up. looks very much though
this monster would yet be forced upon New York II
taply viii unless there IL spirited opposition than
there has been thus far DO hoped the
chia power given TO the Commissionersin tho bill will be
stricse OUT It win not fail Tn spirit OF ndig
naton that will react upon the author Of bill the
Legislature that has enaetedt
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Popular Union Demonstrations
i'm Philadelphia.
Additional Particulars Of the Bonn
bardment Of Fort Sumter.
Eject OF the War News Through
out the Country,
rs, &s., ~.
OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WAshiN6foN, April Io 1901.
The enthusiasm is at high pitch here. Five hun
dred volunteers enlisted this morning General Scott
hoisted his flag Comman in Chef the War De-
partment to day.
The following s the form OF the call the respective
State Governors for troops issued through the War Do
partment y day
SR-Under the act Of Congress- for calling out the null
tia the laws OF the Union to suppress nsur
recton repel INVASION &c approved February 26 1895,
the honor 10 request Excelency 10 to
be Immediately detailed from the mltis Of your State
the quota designated In the table below, 10
serve as infantry rihemen, for q period OF
three months unle discharged Your Exceency
will please communicate to me the time at about which
your quota Will be expected at its rendezvous az IL will
be met practicable by officer officers to
muster into the service and pay Of the United States.
Al the the oath Of fidelity to the United State
will be administered to every officer and Tho
tering officers will be instructed to receive under
the rank OF commissioned officer who is 10 years appa
reny forty under eighteen, who is not in
physical strength and vigor.
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sEw York LEGIsr.ATUnE.
Senate.

ALBANY, April 10 1861.
Tho Senate met this morning with apparently new
lesee OF life, and went brsky at work.
number Of local bills Of interest moved forward
Mr.. WILLIAMS reported favorably the Assembly bill re-
ative to the premium notes OF the mutual insurance
companies.
MI sPrNoIA moved to recommit, and long debate
sued involving the merits Of the bill
Mr.. SrIsoIA opposed IL, measure grossly unjust to
those who hac insured in such companies and whose
only security the premium notes which formed the
capital OF the companies The bill sought TO destroy this
security.
The motion TO recommn the bin lost-3 to FL
Those voting IN the Affirmative Aessrs. Kotcham
AcGraw ana Spnoa.
The bill to erect Highland county amended from
the Assembly and referred the inpg committee on
The erection OF towns and counties
Mr. ROBERTSON gave ,tice of motion 10 suspend the
rules to 60 into executive session the Military
Appropriate bill by majority vote at any time.
The bbl Is being pushed steadily through the com
mi.tee Only one endmept 10 adopted, giving the
election of officers TO the men
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the FEELING IN THE CITY.
Proclamation Of aayer WssS-E1se. Of rho
war Measures 81 the Admioistra.
uSD-PreDmlpsry Meetlngte
sustaln the Government.
&sss Ace, kss
MAYOR WOODS PROCLAMATION

MAYORS TWICE. NEW YORK, Apfl
To THE PEOPLE CRY NEw York
AS chief magistrate, representing tho whole usonIe
feel compelled at this crisis 70 call upon them 10 avoid
excitement and turbulence. Whatever may oe Or NAV
have been individual positions opinions questions OF
public poli,y, let us remember that our country now
embles upon tho brink Of precspce, anc that i
quires patriotic and honest effort to proven. s
destruction let ignore the pasl rising superior
partisan considerations aud rally TO the restoration Of
the constitution and The Union they exist
ed in the days and in the spirit Of cur
fathers. whether this Is 20 be accomplished cy
fraricda warfare, by concession, Cancellation and
crieoe, may differ, o1s ali viii admit that here ne
least harmony and peace should pre- a! Thus may ~e,
under the guidance OF Divine Providence example
Of peace and good VIII thronphout extended country
In this spri and with this view, call upon the people,
Irrespective Of all other prerdices 10
unite in obedience 10 the laws, III support or pubic
pesce in the preservation and IN the protectcn
ofproper.y. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
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Ossius n Clay followed IN patriotic speech, showing
that this Of TIE oligar chal slave pc~er agans
the people OF this country. He had no doubt OF the
result
Gen. Nye, Of New York-now Governor OF Nevada
rerrtory-made the concluding speech resssersiog
doctrines Of ~ "rrepressble conflict He said the
Northern lion shaking his was getting 40
and when fairly upon his legs the secessioniss
scarce.
The greatest enthusiasm prevalei whenever the unon
aud 4 ational Tag alluded to.
only secsssonst festa, his prnserca ana he
was quickly hustled from the crowd made his escape
| TO SAVE his lie.
rae at Tr asurer o. Psnnsy sania talegrsihed to
Gov Curtin this afternoon passs OF thar
IA offered all the money the State authorities des're
H avs there is but feeling IN PesEsyivaua and
that is for the Union
Tho Secretary OF tste OF Pennsylvania teegraphed
Gov. Curtin follows
Three regiments, ccIsistns Of thirty nine single
panes, have rendered THAR aud have
cepted. The military fever Is high.
There lie report here - night, n pcscsl"u -
try Sewa ard, that the New York Lns h4svard
three millions of money and thirty tnuss and sroops
despatch has beer received .rom Governor Morton,
Of Indiana, rendering ten thousand
Governor Dennson telcgrapha that Ohio will furnish
her quota OF twelve th7usand and IL needed
The rews from u parts Of tho Norsh and West ex
hibits the greatest p4sibe manifestations Of patriotism
90 the part - the people
The Prsioen and Cabinet unit prosecuting the
tho has commenced. The administration view OF
the Whole subject is, that The nercci by me
Save IS intended to Gerry slavery into every free
State and Territory in the country and such propose
to tet ire question whether The states Of this Union
shall be all iiee all slave
Genera Sanner Las been ordered TO California com
mand ON orceS there
Governor Letcher in private letter to a friend IN
Washing tim, is week. he adhcres the opinions
formerly expressed III favor of confedcracy. II
however there shall be further disruption the viii O.
Virginia, she act othern se shall be sh. rule OF his 70
duct. ANY sscrince $50 requires 81, be by h a
and If troubles come, he vii take his sh.e o. :h..n
The New Orleans l,- 0sta saJs strenuous eir.s
have for time been do 'horr nv rho 0n.ns OF
rendezvous, offering iargc aoro:cs &c TO .adac m W
to enlist, and truth and compeis thu adm a. m
that single regiment cannot be obtained this wag
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THE NEW YORK MILITIA.

AlbaHY, April Is, lSG1.
The Governor has received the following dcaratch-
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAsHScToS, April 10, 1891 I
To dis ExCyIrEscy, y. y. NcRGAS'-A ca IL made on
you by 10 pgits mai for seventeen regiments Of militia
for immediate service.
SIMON CAMERON, Secretary Of War.
Captain John Y. Lawess, with a comp,ny or yorn
tccrs, consisting Of $50 OF the most resolc,o mo
In the city Las just passed up state street on tho way
TO the Executive Chamber 10 tender hs servss 10 the
Governor Ihoy were loudly cheercd as thoy passed
along.
Inc recruiting Offices were opened to nigh, in the
museum building and IN Charch street, AMI = . be
opened by Captain j. Owen Moore opposts .he Delsyan
Hodse tomorrow.
Captain John NcDul1e has a company Of seventy mon
organized thin evening,
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UNION DEMONSTRATION AT THE HALL OF
RECORDS.

meeting Was held last evening. at about haIspsst
O'clock in front OF the Hall Of Records City
Hall Park. About two hundred persons were present,
the smallness Of the numbers doubtless arising from
tho state Of the weather The assembly addressed
by Mr. Walker, who stated that tho meeting was BE-.
the preliminary Of q much larger 70 be held IN
few days. Some illusions made relative 20 The
present state Of affairs the patriotic remarks being re-
ceved with loud cheers The statement that secre-
ry Of War Of the Southern Concdcracy had threatened to
have the Confederate lag lying Washington by tho
LIST Of May, received with groans and cries Of
"Never, never In conclusion the meeting gave three
hearty cheers for the Union.
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MEETING IN FAVOR OF THE ADMlNISyRA-
TON

meeting OF citizens In favor Of sustaining the ming
traton depressing the Southern revolution was held q.
two o'clock yesterday afternoon at No. SO Pine street.
The object Of the assemblage make preparations
for grand mass meeting to be held at early day.
Mr.. Christisn X Robert called to the chair ana
Mr.. s. b. Chittendcn appointed act secretary
Amongst the prominent ndiv present we're Messrs
VIM. NJ Evarts Simeon Draper, George Folsom, chas ii
Marshall, G. W Blunt, L. 3. Cannon, h Il. Eccarcy ard
James NJ Halsted.
Resolutions were adopted urging tho necessity Of p-
Ing the State militia on war footing, and making me
adequate appropriations for that purpose.
On motion, committee appointed 10 make al tne
arrangements for the public meeting
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY.
Governors Island and the Recruiting
Omces-1he Feeling amoBgst the MI
litis-voluntecrs Preparing for Action,
&C.. &C.. &c.

Governors
Omces-1hs Feeling amongst the MI
litia-voluntecrs Preparing for Action,
&C., &C., sc.
GOVERNORS ISLAND
eth remains in a salcof "massery Inaotivty.n There
is nothing going on, with the exception OF what E.tle
business we have before referred to- The forts in .he
bay are in condition. nothing DORIS bat the
usual routine duties. Whatever Of Importance 10
the public viii OF course appear in columns ai the
earliest moment
THE RECRUITING OFFICES
presented rather busting scene yesterday, number
OF persons being drawn them by curiosity. At the
principal oface in Chatham street thirty we're
ceved but IL ia supposed that some few Of tho number
will not be able pass the necessary examination.
After tho once closed group stood outside the
dosr reading the notice posted thereon and specus:ng
a. 70 thonumber they would besbe 70 get. Az
before remarked there gill be very little change in the
number of men enlisted for the GIFTED States Army
Once the volunteer system is commenced, Is win draw
all the people away from the regular government enlist
ing Offices as .hcre In honor attached 70 vs,un-
teer takes up to defend the honor Of his
try, and 10 hcr rights vindcsted, tnan 70 the
regular soldier who the army for stated number
Of years with pacuna-y motives not knowing whom
and where he may be called into acton.
OUR MILITIA.
The President having in h!s proclamation stated the
necessity Of raising At seventy 1--WE thousand men
It bar OF ooursc, SCI military Of all grades taking
and thinking OF who viii go and who will stay Our
militia, numbering II does so many thousand
able bodied men, is at turned 70 70 know
what they will do, and for this reason
We have taken cTecia pains 70 arrive at safe con
cuson 10 the feeling chat exsts 10 the minds Of tho
men composing the different reg ments Of the state
militia that are stationed in this city, and after dseot
inquiries We ind that but sentiment exists namely,
to defond be stars and sapes, aud obcy tho laws AMI
orders q the government.
There thousands Of young wb,, FOR the glory
Of tho thing, viii vol in,ecr, and they ae all practical
soldiers, their services would be extremely valuable.
rurnor was In circulation through tho city yesterday
that tuo CT three regnen's had vounteered and that
battalion bad been drifting in ocr neighborng city Of
IIooklyn for The ppose Of assisting the government;
but we understand that regiments with becoming
dignity arc hod'ns back until hey receive the proper
orders they viii prove themselves fully equa,
q tte trust rcp3sro in them. The Seventh FebIb,
seventy arst, SKY ninth, and the Qher promi-
rent regiments Of the city, are, vitbSvery faw cx.
ceptions ocn mon. ard wi oSoy az far an pc~ssple
whatever orders they cay recavs from those IN a,slor.
y. Oug reporter visited and cJu vorscd with yevcrs, az
he ieaaire men in our militia and they all appeared B,
thtk tna. the men Composing tho varors regiments n
loVSGitko ON TENTH FAcEl
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THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION AND
HOW IT Is REGARDED BY THE PEOPLE.

As the calm succeeds the storm the public mind has
become a settled after the wild cutsurs.
of feeling which the stirring eyents Of Friday and
Saturday evoked. The white heat excitoepc over,
and men are calmly considering and weighing those
events and endeavoring TO divine their results hoping
they may civil strife and fra.ernal
bloodshed Conversation the all absorbing topic
Of the day no longer carried a vehement .mpuj-
Five bu in subdued tones and with gloomy looks.
Even those who the uphclders Of ard
sympathizers With tho South declare, spite OF Their
feelings the action Of the Southern corfeierscy N
attacking Fort sumter has been hsty and rash and that
the dignity OF The federal governmen. should be upheld
by prompt resentment.
To this feeling the proclamation Of the President has
given spirit OF enthusiasm and men, heretofore spa
tho,ic and Indifferent do hesitate to boldly proclaim
the necessity Of the tha document.
The news from the South has been verified, much
TO the regre. Of many who would have pre-
feTred IL untrue and the sober second thought
of the people has led them to the opinion that
tho proclamation OF the President only just in view
Of tho emergency which called It forth, and taa. the
military movement to be set foot by throws lie
responsibilities OF oloodshed upon the South for
having naugurated extre mo measures.
Yesterday citizens surprised 70 Gee
the national ensign floating the public buildings,
hotels and the City Hail. where, c addition, the nunic-
pal flag flying Over the HERALD establishment, ard
the offices Of the other newspapers the American coors
displayed and the gala appearance OF tie city
created little surprise in Of the condition OF
affairs It transpired that the display place 10 &C
cordarce with request teieg-spted oy Governor Nor
gan TO the olce authorities.
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N.nety.four regiments Of seven hundred and eighty
men EACH WIN be raised the call for seventy five
thousand volunteers.
1t Is ordered that each regiment shall conset ag
grecate Of officers and Of 7so The total thus
70 be called out Is SOL The remainder 10 constitute
the 70 900 men under the Presidents proclamation will
be composed OF treops In the District Of Columbia
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q, WIN but few sellers, previous quotations. szps
tire steady at fun rates. ra'iow un, ltefed.
oonscls for money al si1. slh, and for account
4 - slk sslz.
Erie shares. ~ IS
Railway shkrcs generally are fat