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1913. 1860,
DERBY GAINED HIS FAMOUS
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PHOTOGRAPHS,
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aNKlteings.
IQRI n TWELYE YEAKS AHO

TQRI TWELVE YEARS AGO
AOO - the success OF several medical gentle
men IN curing disease upon principles In accordance
with ths groAt natural laws induced their establish
ment an Incorporated Institution under an act Of
the Legislature by the title OF THE GRRFEHBERG
their remedies, and the firm hold they hsye gained
pon public confidence, has fully Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
5ctment and they have to feel great pride in
.omPsring their success WITH medical academies al
mony from public and private individuals and COM
bear witness to the medical skill aud hiEh Personal
character Of the gentlemen connected With fhs,iT.
Bttuton, thus assuring the public that, among the
many gnHortny "a sdvertlsers Of the day, TIL GKlEF-
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and will be q
reliable and trust worthy medium for the restoration
OF health 20 the Afliei and all Who are sunsring
The principles and prsctice OF medicine adopted by
this Institution are lncidly set forth u rHE GREE-
medical work, published for family use and there
fore sold at the nominal price OF 25 cents, for which
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chill
dren, and the more obscure and chronic oOlnplants
well the common diseases incident 10 this cOun-
try have received the attention Of this Institution
and IL Is enough TO say they have proved themselves
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
Their series Of Medicines embrace elevs 1iHevent
femedlss adapted 70 different diseases with minute
cine 70 which we wish 70 call the attention Of the
l.5 81 THE 9RETENBER9 $40 "..'
AARSHALL'S UTERINE OATH0LIOON,
which ls offered as certain cure In cases accompa-
aied with the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, Faintness, DerAnged Appetite, SallOw
Complexion, Pain In the Back and Kidney, Chills,
Cold HAnds and Feet, Bloaatngs, EoyeTishnGss, Neu
ralgia, Palpi1ation Of the Heart, DEziness, kerv-
BUSINESS, Headache, HestesAness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling aud
Pain IN the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat or snarting, Itching, Burning or
ITr. .tatiOn to the Uterine Organs, Nfghtm6rO Dis.
ps IT. Mysteries, Anxiety. Rcd FRo Nervous witch
II !, Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper Sad
Dess, DeprAved Apostle, flatulence, Bloated and
1gulAr Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
v -rine Organs, Numbness and Pains in the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory, BsWilderment, Soreness in the
~ - Hnlrr mrrnrnronr Az I'LL
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBU8 8

{ GLEVELAND, COLUMBUS x
CIRsINEATI RAILROAD.
ls6i. sPRINg ARRANGEHEsT. Iafl
On and after Monday, April 18th. 1861, Paslanror
Trains Ntlt leave Cleveland as follows:
$40 A. y. N \. q Cincinnati Exprgss-l5topulur A
befeai Grattons Wellington, New london
Salem, Shelby and all Stations soufb III
Eneloyt reachsng Columbus at llslO A. Il,
Sinclnnati ~ 4.39 ,. Il :
40 P. n. AceommoeatiOn-Stop topping at all statIons
80, Anq arriving 81 Columbus 9:i5 P. n.
oioo T. n Might n SFre5s-StOpping ST all Stationa
north oi Gallon, Gilead, darlington Ash-
leg, Delaware ana Lewis Center. and sil
other stations, 70 leave passsnesrs oaI7
seaohinR Columbus at ll;45 P n, and Gin.
etnnati at 4:Sli Z. n
@ y O n s.
eheAOyi oanatsky Ai9ns1eid 3 Newark Railroad, for
ee,ansl'eiu' 81 mt' vernon, Newark, zanesTlns,
Orestllne, Pittsburgh, FORT Wayne & Chicaeo Rail.
rueds Tor Forest, Upper Slndu5ky, Delpha5
Lima Fort wayne hapOrte, Chicago, ke..
west, and East ior Mansfield, Wooster, hss.
Gallon and Bellegontaine Railroad Line, for Harion
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, hTuncis In
. dlnRpolis, Ierre Hsute, Fincennes, Eyan5.
-, VILE, Louisville Cairo, st. Bcuis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pftfs.
Durgh Railroad for Springfield
Ootomousl Little Alami Columbus, and Xe1ia
kailrcad, for Aenia, Dayton, lndianaplIli1-
terre Ha1tes 81. Louis, Morrow, LoYeldnd,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio HiI-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Ioui5.
vile, Evansville, Cairo, St Louis, and IN
points on the Ohio river
Columbus, Central Ohio kaiirosd tor Newark Eanss,
yules heehng, &C, Columbus, Pi1ua ana
Indiana Railr0sd for Piaun Ur6ans ~
~ For Tickets 20 ali points and Information A.
ply st the Union Ticket Office 81 Superior st-et y,
r $. FLINT, suyerintondsnt,
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MFRCuRlAh DISEASES

Persons whose constitutions have become impaired
by the tIdudicious use Of Mercury, will find these
Medicines perfect cure, as they mover fail erad-
cate from the system all the effects OF Mercury, in
nitely sooner than the uost powerful preparations
OF Shrsap parilla. -
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AaFLtlltNtal.


jFLOWER SEEDS. 4-THE TINE
has aTFlEed TO comEaenee sowing Flower Besdsi
md We have large and choice collection OF annual
md perennial varieties which We have impaired
the prssanf season, direct from the 0fowers. -
Pfcsl3 papers Tor % ceuts OF 70 papers ioE ~ 70
Call and get catalogue cohtalutnR lise q pc va
Tleties. i.hrAIk son, lls Ontario g.
lNLADt0LUS, TUBEROSES, FL
n NIHREDIA, PaVonla and MsdeEla Vine Bulbs,
for sale By lmaysl STATE SOh.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEtQ.-
lso. iiist. seed for saif g stSs .ei SlISsssa ss
tNHTNESE SUGAR CANE SEED
~ and African IwPhss Seed se099es 20 lGt Of q gel
4 cWEBT POTATOE PLANTS
- WeshalI have Potatoe Plants ready BY the mid
AZ Of lfar md shali be ready to d al orders for
any quantity through the season.
TnSyS:ik1 IsTA1R 4 son, us Ontario st.
|. NEW DOUBLE ZTNN1A.-WE
have plants for sale in pots Of this new novel
Flower, ihtrOdnosa Ia PArsl ths pat sSHson' soN
THOICE FLOWER SEEDS
= Ton Thumb Eaatuttaines, lsel-e
Zine Mixed 6ntirrhinan, -
splendid Fine n liked China AsteT,
51i Fine Ni3ed FAnsy. Doe
Nav HybFid Saqriglossis. ~ lH..r1,.. Z.
Prios 81 each Of tie aboSe-l0 cents peI papoL FOR
aals by rmays:ds'yt ). sEAlh SUN
- =
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i!l McFFAT's PHGNIx BlTTKRsiIi
Have been happily used for the cure OF Fever and
Ague with inVBriEble success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

All of the Grefsnbcrg Medicines are for
. fuHURcHILL q BROTH ER, DrugEIsts,
RtB W car Ontario a. \ PnhIie SausTs
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Face, bOnes and Limbs Of the victim had been prey
ed upon by the insatRble disease are proved by un.
deniable authority Of the suferers themselves, tC
have been completely cured by these purely Vegeta
BILE Medicines, after all Otheis had been found more
than useless
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THE ALL-sUrFToIENT THRER.
YIFhNA
DE PARIS

-TNRIESEMAR |, 2&3, ARE DE-
EnRiand and secured by the 6eals Of the Ecole de
,harmacie de PsriB, and thC imperia College Of
No. ! Is invaluable TOR exhaustion, gpermatorrhea
and all physical disabilities. .....
No. q completely cradicates all traces Of those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated BY the
cious ard petnicioua use OF feopaiVa and eubebs.
No. 5 has entirely supplanted the injurious u5e
uaJrcury thereby insurog TO tha suAefer sFeedy
hof, dispsFsihg oil impurities, and roofing out de
venom Of diEeaae. ~ . &
TRIEsEMAR, Nos ], 2 and 3, are preparatioR the
form Of losenge, devoid q Gste snd small, aud can
be carried in the WRlstc0at oket Sold II tia e1sa
and divided into separate doses, az edmlniatersd hY
Vsipeau Laliemand ROuz, RicOld, &c. Price s. eash
or cases for S9, which save = aud IN S27 ca2es,
Whereby there is saving Of s. 10 Be had waoleSalo
and retail, Of DR.. BARROW, No. 1e4 Blsecker street.
New York. Immediately receiving = remittance
Of the world securely packed, and add esuo PeeoFd
Ing to the Instructions Of the writer - - p
~ sold ALEC By Z. y. GAYBO8D and w.
FIsKE. iiisuelAriE iAn1I
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HVgRYBODY APPREoIArEs
RRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
beg p ssll the s.iPntiOu Of the public 70 this
10 FAMILY MEDICINE.
Lhe Pain Killer Is q purel, vegetable compound,
perfectly safe medicine even IN the most nnskiiIfu
DlPrHERIA. or SORE THROAT.
These diseases are quo ly relieved ard cured by
waller. Try Is. D
FOB SUMMER COMPLAINT,
or any other form Of Bowel Disease In Children or
4aHls1 y y alpost certain care aud has, without
u9 S9n9s 5een more speosssu IN curing the various
OLERA,
and i Is often Per ect cure for
tai-t'7D d YsPE EPSIA
IN Us most sgs!aVated forms It's tonic and smu
StSg r5opsss 4ro1sing the system to vigorous
COLDS AND COUGHS,
! when Used according 20 directions For external
epp.oatlon lt Is unsurpassed By any medical pTeps-
RHkUMATISMAH AND NEURAIGIO
ete 'tioDa are quickly relieved and often cured by IT,
Dy ITS application. Il cures Instantly the most Vi
4O0THAOHE.
1t shonl5 always be kept near at hand, to be used
BURNS Z sOALDs.
Will give instant rsief and prevent bfstsring. II Is
peculiarly adapted to the wants Of
sTBAM-B OATMEN
anc others travelling on our Western Rivers.
See Directions AccOHlpG1yjng Each Bottle.
It has beeu tested Ia every variety Of climate and
y almost every Nation known TO Americans. It Is
ths almost constant compan on and iuestimable
frtenJ Of the hsionsry and the Traveller Ion sea
and lSRd-Hnd no one should travel on our Lakes
rid Rivers without 10.
ES-sOld by Medicins Dealers Every where. .-sG
CAUTION The public will be cautious that they
get the genuine Pain Killer, as unprincipled
men use that Rame for their own worthless com
pounds In so doing they deceive tho community,
and infringe upon the Trade Mark Of Perry Davis.
PFiees-26 cents, 80 cents, aHd 81 per Both.
,. n. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, u,
Proprietors for the southern and Western Stat. 3,
TO whom al orders must be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
e. Z GAvInrd. Knl- -risLe- gtrnna a Arr..tr,.,.
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HaEs BOW been before tho Public Tor period o. %
years, and during that time have maintained high
Character 10 almost every part OF ths globe foe the
eXtradinary curative properties which they poaHean
IN MANY THOllSAND6
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.a3lgaifiaes.

u is the prescription Of an Educated Physician,
ana All who are aicted with any Of the above namo
dl3aleei should u8e tt without delay. such Letters
e. toe IoilOWinR Hre often received . Y Iita7Il ?
Shtos N ~ ILLEy AHhland Co, -, Nov. 20, 1860
jen uemen:-l deem II duty a. we'll a. 4 uleaapre
% lniorn you What Or. WeagtF'B SYRUP aud (JF-
has done for me, and hops tht thls letter raay
she year $50 y vas attacked with ietfsr " some
klodred ttleasa on both my g, which extebSs',I
1htt rom my Knees 70 nay feet was one raw sore
con sllted ahd obtained RfniGiues and prescrip
qns rom nearly 81 tho ph5slclans ia thfs Vicinity
glt entalned no rel Your agent at this place
NJ. ucnm an, recommended me 10 try the eyrnp and
Cerate, wfcb iOrtunatey did aid u nos; a s,,r,fsd
and vel man BY their use - =
With great gratitude, I remain yours truly,
=. JOHN WEfRBAUGtfT
AshlAhd Co, makes this iniornAiion mast Fsiisbls
~ takins the Syrup directed, it will drive the
QlnnHga from the nd N han,
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NY c4.yEE Z &C, CO, ,.,vo,

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UNI a 4 A n A ! Il 3
aC5sEiOn and Charcoal Sleet <yozsB z
JUNIATA BOILER RLATEl
PRTNQ PI9W AND BGiSTER BTEEL, u sliSh
fE.3pl q .iI{3Ss BAR IRON OnOTSh 8
n NDOW' GLASS; GRIND
Essr ~ STONES, WI. q. h
"A iR'H Uaiebzsted Fire Proof SAFES Ee.s q nan
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8ardmase.

IRON END NJ Ills WARE
HSffsR No., 81, Gs, So, aud 81 River street, and
= AZ u ~ 81 or Ne Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
, 1861-04-13
ELECTION OF DELEGATES,

The delegates elected at the Republican
primary meetings yesterday, are, so lar as
We are informed, uupledged to any Of the
candidates in the field. They will meetto-
day untzammelled and the responsibility
Of not selecting tie best men for municipal
honors will rest upon them. Let them ex-
ercise their trusts with an eye single to the
best interests Of the city, and all will be
well They will have the satisfaction of
knowing On Tuesday evening, that their
good sense has been rewarded by an ap-
proving vote Of the people.
We cannot refrain from urging
upon them again the necessity of
great care in tie selection Of candidates
for Commissioners Of the Board OF Public
Works. The men elected to those places
virtually have the government Of the city,
so far as it may affect taxation, in their
hands. Their duties will be delicate many
times, and always ouerous. Great labor
and responsibilities will be imposed upon
them, and, unless they should be Of the
right stripe, great temptations to corrupt
administration will be opened before them.
None but men whose integrity is above
reproach should be thought Of in that con-
nection- VIII the delegates see to this and
DO their whole duty in the premisesr -.
, 1861-04-13

MsBe room,: formerly known ~ Harmony
ball." which is centrally located and will
some Of the meetings the hall Was flied to ov.
erdoWing with unswe1yipg aud enthusiastic
young men, who pledged their faith aud honor,
to the last.
Ia some # these meetings. the spossacy
discussed and denounced: It was plain that be
had made up his mind to betray his party and
turn the government of the city over into tbs
hands Of The Eeceaaionists. Holding the highest
and best of6ce in the city Blythe grace and
sufftages of Republicans, be was now base]y
and treaeherously employing its: influence and
patronage TO strike down the very party that
had elected him. With hypoc1itica1 devotion
to Liberty on his lips, he had turned Eecessio,-
fst. He WAS found cousorting in the day time
and c0nspiffng at night with ,aVowed Geces-
sionists, to compass the defeat Of the Repub-
hcans at the ensuing municipal election; The
whole cry and noise he had raised about q
"Court House .Cique,' had been done to
throw dust In the eyes Of the people, mislead
their minds and cover his: own tracks and.
treachery. :! - !. -
He calls our organization y Know Nothing
club" It is sufficient answer to the charge to
remark that, among its first and most active
and that Its membership consists Of Amerf-
cans, Germans, scandIra7ia1s, English, Scotch;
French, Irish, and other nattonalities. Branch
es were also Organized in each Of the three
Divisions, and 1t was our original intention TO
hSve organised club IN 'each Fard, enrolling
light within the past eight days which renders
1t unnecessary to continue the organization.
The policy being pursued by Lincoln and
the Administration Il exactly what we desired
and prayed for Old Abe has proven himself
to be ali right Our fsats and 'apprehe tensions
were groupaless: The cause Of our country
is to be upheld and vindicated. The laws are
to be enforced, and the traitors and tories to
be" put through vigorous courae ofeprouts."
Tie members OF our party are 1allying with
JOY AID alacrity as one man, to. the support of
the Government and the flag Of their country
And all patriotic and honest Democrats will
rally with them. IT,. =. :: | s
+. Our special organization being no longer
needed, It has been fused with the party ct
large. We meet with open doors, without
signs or signals, and do duty as high prirates
in the cause Of Liberty and Union. Mayor
Wentworth having sold the Republicans Of
Chicago to Mccormick & Co., will discover
that he has selected the wrong time for the
delivery OF the property to the secessionists.
(1t.E 1F sFHf
, 1861-04-13
HARMONY HALL H.REoRLFW,


nns;ys~ Aes anu HnAs aheT Were
za,.o.. c.,.. r..I---. - 80
whst ' ~ .hs ..r.s ...11s nt -,
e.terxsns;nr @ ~ T. Iona oa ~ oaa Ing screening aaa
do,nn ~h,,h @ ~. o-.as,. WIN. a's .nat halI peen
$3.50 s "a NJ. ns.s ~ "fousu' upon ms nervous
although there Is method in his madness, He
professes IN have d;acov.rd aa.Hs~s ,..' -
ea,..s.., an n"1ol Plos,
coneocsea oy a secret midnight conelaYe of
Know Nothings, the object Of which Ia 10 rrfn
bis Influence, and oppose bis policy Of econo.
n.y." When this Id accomplished the con-
spirators are expected to fire the citv in aeFan
places, and then escape under royer - ths
A., ~. =, These danra.,r. 49,. T. ~ ~
, 1861-04-13
LET THE PEOPLE COME!


There will be meeting Of the people Of
Chicago in favor Of maintaining the Coy
eminent in its war against Treason and
Disunion, by all the means that freemen
can command, at Metropolitan Hall, this
evening at ~ o'clock, at which time and
place there will be consultation as to the
best men to be elected TO the municipal
Offices for the ensuing year.
Now, when danger is near, and the sound
OF hostile guns is ringing IN the ears Of the
nation, Let the Republicans put forth their
strength
We call On the Republican Guardl Let
them come up to the work before them,
and see to it that no secessionist, or
secession sympathiser, steals official posi-.
ton, to be used for the comfort of those
who are warring upon the Republicl
, 1861-04-13

The traitors commence the STRIFE. They
crown their months OF insult, aggression
and robbery by the act which plunges the
country into war. Heaven and the civil
iz.d world needed not this last enormity to
Justify the Government in putting forth its
utmost power to crush the men by whom
it is assaied. But rather upon the trai
tors than upon the friends Of the Union, be
the responsibility for blood which must
now be split. The most supple apologist
for treason is henceforth silenced This
On the part Of the Government is to-day, q
war Of self defence Tomorrow let it be
one Of quick aggression
, 1861-04-13

Unquestionably one of the objects which
certain parties hope to accomplish BY
running Mr.. Bryan, who is ineligible, is to
create that condition Of things which will
afford the present Mayor an excuse for
holding on to his place, and governing the
city in defiance ofthe will of the people
It is clear that the city must have Mayor;
that if by any lukewarmness On the part OF
the Republicans, Mr. Bryan should have q
majority of the votes, he would be
declared ineligible to the Office BY
the Courts and that the present
Mayor would still continue to hold the
reins which he breads to lay down. We
state what we know when we say that the
zeal exhibited in certain unexpected quar-
ters may be attributed to the fact that we
set forth. Now, whatever we may think Of
the executive head Of our city affairs, we
are correct in assuming that if the people
want him they will call him; and that,
least Of all things, do they want him forced
upon them by trick like that which few
sharp wire pnllers are endeavoring to play.
Let men Of all parties look to this question
Of Mr. Bryan's eligibility and see if we are
not correct.
, 1861-04-13
LTNCoLhss ESCAPE,

The narrative in another:- part Of thls
paper, in which Mr* Lincoln's escape from
the Baltimore assassins Is related, Is necea:
s2rlly imperfect That the plot which-it
details was formed, and that it was de.
feated only By *fis hurried journey, ne
have not particle Of doubt. Care for the
lives of men yet exposed to the fur and
revenge Of the p1otters, demands yet a
while, the silcnce which the startling .fea-
n1rea ofthe case make it hard for US to oh:
selVe. In some day, we hope not far dis
sant' the whole story will be told; and
."hen It Is, the people Of this COUNT
nesd \ tale the like af which no 4ouannniaa !
- 4foeda, l.:.1ss=ao' i. zt,ss'
, 1861-04-13
Cbiea9t' Gributte,
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1861.



By the act Of handful of ingrates and
traitors, war is inaugufated in this hereto.
fore happy and peaceful Republicl While
we write, the bombardment Of Sumter is
going On; and the blood Of the few gal
liant defenders Of the glorious old flag
which yet We hope, floats over that for
trees, is being poured out for their fidelity
to the Constitution as it is, and the Union
as our fathers made it
The people know the cause of the fatri.
cidal strife. The party, which, in the
interests Of barbarous institution, has
governed the country for the last forty
years, WIS beaten IN the November cleo
ton The verdict Of the people which
does not touch a single one Of the rights
Of any man guaranteed by the fundamen~
tal law, forbids the extension Of that bar
barous institution into nationa. territory as
yet uncursed By its bl;ghting presence.
This il the cause Of the rebellion which
months Of effort has ripened into the
bloody strife this day commenced! This
and nothing else-this determination of
meagre minority to rule q powerful ma
joriiy-this dedication Of Human Slavery
as the guiding principle and polar star Of q
free people-are the dragons teeth which,
sown in a pesti1ent soil, have produced
armed men.
While we write, the issue Of the conflict,
which is yet going On, is doubtful. Major
Anderson contends against fearful Odds His
men are few and weary Of prolonged con
fnement, and perhaps awed by The por-
tentious preparations Of the enemy. The
feet has not come to his aid. Only the
Harriet Lane is in the ofing. The accounts
Of the fray are from the traitors, in whose
hands the telegraph is They represent
that preach has been made in the walls
Of the fortress, and that two OF its great
guns have been already dismounted. To-
morrow will tell US more; meanwhile We
pray that treason may have its reward
The duty Of the Government from this
moment is plain. Theresources Of the Re
public must be put forth with no grudging
or tardy hand. The strife must be short-the
war quick, sharp and decisive Whatever
ample means, courageous men and univer-
sal patriotism can do, must be done at
once. Our fathers fought seven long
years that the Constitution might be
framed. We, their descendants, can afford
any sacrifices, any exertion, that their labor
may be preserved 10 the world for the
blessing Of mankind. Now, men Of the
North, for the struggle!
, 1861-04-13
IL mH. BE- xxN KLIGIRLK,

This question is fully discussed on the
second page Of this paper; aud the conclu-
sion is indisputable, that he has not the
legal qualifications for Mayor. Mr, Bryan
himself after reading The law bearing on
the Gaze, will confess his inability to take
the office, and withdraw from the contest,
else he is not the man we take him to be.
We invite his attention, and that.of all
others Interested in the municipal election,
to The article in which, his ineligibility Is
proved
, 1861-04-13

At the moment when we most need the
special dispatches for which we bargained
on Tuesday last, they fail to come, being
probably suspended, as JEFF Davis ought
to be, on the poles somewhere between
here and Washington. We regret the mis-
carriage, and hope to hare it occur no more.