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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
How TO Finish Rooms.

Bayard Taylor's opinion on this subject
Is thus expressed in the n. Y. Independent
For the finishing Of rooms there is moth
ing equal to the native wond, simply oiled,
tn develop the beauty of the grain Even
the cOmmonest pine, treated in this wav,
has warmth aud lustre beside which the
dreary white paint, so common even in the
best of houses, looks dull and dead Moth.
ing gives a house such a cold, unc0mfprta-
BILE air, as white paint and white plaster.
This color is fit only for the tropics. Our
cheap, common woOds-pine ash, chestnut,
oak, maple, beech, walnut, butternut-of-
fer US variety Of exquisite tnts and fib
rOus patterns, which, until recently, have
been wholly disregarGed in building.-
Even in furniture we are Just beginning to
discover how much more chaste and ele-
giant are oak and walnut than mahaga
The beauty of room is as dependent on
the harmony of its cnloring as that of
picture. Some Of the ugHest and most dis
agreeable apartments | have ever seen
were just those which contained the most
expensive furniture and decorations
My experience shows that a room finish.
ed with the best seasoned oak or walnut,
costs actually less than one flashed with
pine, painted and grained in imitation of
those woods. Two verandahs of yellow
pine, treated to two coats Of boiled oil, have
a richness and beauty of color beyond the
reach of pigments; and my only regret
connected with the house Is, that was
persuaded by the Representations Of me
chanlcs, to use aoy paiut at all.
A HINT To You've GENTEHEN IN LOVE.
l should strongly recommend the young
-. IL, :
70 show part icular attentions &c her man
ma A mother indeed does not expect you
10 leave her daughters side in order TO talk
TO her but be sure that such an act gains
you much more good viii than all the pref
iy speeches you could have made in that
time to the daughter. Aud it is only kind
too. AS 1 have said, the mothers and
chaperon's position is secondary when the
daughter or prO,ege is present, at least in
England; but a goOd-natured man will
take care that she does not feel it to be so.
A good girl is always pleased to see proper
respect and attention shown to her mother;
and when at breakfast the next morning,
mamma says, "Mv dear, | like Mr.. jones
very much he is q very well bred and
agreeable young men-I recommend YOU
to cultivate him; and when Arabella ex
claims, "0h, mamma, the idea Mr.. Jones,
indeed " you may be sure the maternal
praise is not lost upon her, aud the idea is
precisely one that she will allow to return
TO her mind. One Of the most fatteBing
dishes on which Mr.. Guild feeds is that
same praise bcs'owed ny Of ers. But,
whether you have an eve t. Arabella or
not, the chaperOn ght not t. be neglect
ed.-7he Habits Of Good Society.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
BUSINESS DIVIDED ANNUALLY TO
THE POLIcF HOLDERS!
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COM AMI
Is WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
ASSETS, July lst, 1859, 905.6SI 81
LIABILITIES, l6,5l4 81

CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
ASSETS, July lst, 1859, 9O5.6SI 81
LIABILITIES, l6,5l4 81
The attention of the commui ty srespectfully called
to the following features in connection with this Com
pany:
Frst:-By insuring in this Company, the advanta-
ges of Mutual Insurance Company are obtained with
the additional advantage oorded in the security given
by ample and reliable Cash Capital, feature not
presented by ordinary Mutual Fire Insurance Compa.
MES The dividend TO customers already declared,
follows ....
First Division to Policy Holders, 1857, 80 II per cent
Second do do do 1858, so ="
Third do do do 1859, so
Second The security given, which is already large
will constantly increase with each year successful
operation. Lhs is exhibited clearly in the following
statement showing theposton of the Company in each
year since the new system adopted:
July, 1885, Net Assets possessed blythe Co., s57O2e3
1885,, 8 '' g 6 64e,7Ia 81
lS5s ~ ons -
1859 Gross oo5' sst q
Liabilities IesIi ~
Third The insured incur no liability whatever,
while obtaining these advantages of superior security
and cheapness
GEORGE T. HOPE, President
II. II. LLNPoRT Secretary.
CYkUs PEEK, Assistant Secretary.
GILES HEATH, Agent, Joliet
Sept. p, 1859. n45lw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of a decree of the Knox County Court.
ID in the State of Illinois. the undersigned admin
stTator de bnnts of the estate of Erastus Hurd,
will sell public venduc. at the front door at Cntrt
House the County OF WILL in said State of illinois,
ON Wednesday It'll day Of Now 1850, all the interest
that the said Er1.Stus Hur deceased had in the fol-
lowing described real estate at the time OF his decease
to-wt Al that part OF the north east quarter Of Sec
ton twenyiour ca Township thirty -five (35 Range
Nine tol Of the thiri prime pal meridian said
Comfy Of VIII lying north of the Illinois and Mchi.
gan Canal. excepting four and half acres. on the
North east corner thereof heretofore conveyed to
Marshall King. aBdalso excepting six and seven
ty-nine hundredth. occupied by the Chicago & Rock
Island Rail Road onpany. The sale will be made to
the highest bidder between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
NJ and O'Clock 2. NJ Of said day. and on credit Of
twelve months, the purchaser giving with good
personal security and also mortgage the premises
Deed executed at the time Of sale.
s. +. DoLBEAR, Admr.N
Sept. Is, 1850. nII.ew
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26

The above sale is prosponed to the 81 day OF APRIL
1861, at the same hour and place above designated
Y. s. D0LBEAR, Admr.
Joliet. Nov. 20. 1880. w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
X E l I II s
PERS IAN LINZ EMIT
FOR MAN AND BEAST,

An excellent remedy when outward application is
needed. Price IS cents and ST. per bottle.
Prepare by A. Keith, Druggist and Apothecary,
Chicago, sheet, Joliet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
First Premium Pillow.

First Premium PIoyy,
'ihS FAR fh 5ai.i iss: % "a Pair L
Loekport Steam Plow Manufaetarx,
LANE L00MER
tSsooessorT 70 Lam d Wyz,o,1
T" GUILD return their thanks 10 their friend.,,S-
w rons Tor past hvors, and solicit a coptiuuanr.
my are oetcrmined 10 Keep the name az I,x,,
"a IIoN where Il Is, the best in the State
All the Important parts Of the pIov and trn.t, NJ
thereof 20 ordinary workmen We are ther.lx ..iils
70 MAKE every plow what IL should be-a good plovr
Win the expectation Of increased demand ". A..
Will Dc enabled TO supply I've honeO All rho 80
sed 20 favor u with orders ~ 'eei ohpe
To say a word in favor Of our work we vim o,, -.
1nzt ouI pioSs never lost premium any Pair So,
were not enabled to supply one haif ths ordr s -
ye~- We nave been At extra expense getting Iu,.i-
We nave the best, and will nee nothing but he -, -
ID nhishng our work, NC will not Be exeslled
o, ,hs, nov had large supply Of lanes best u.
oS tsAt ukes prize LoekpOrt Clipper the L-,t ~,
70 the state Sod BreAker new pattern much irusr,,
ea- Double piows, new invention -"
Sub Soil g. French PIoxx.
Cast steel, German Steel, case-hars.ped Co., ~.
ci. % THAT can not be bsAt) shovel pIow.' WI
Ooi'ers' DrAss, Hay Rakes, &c, &c. "''e
1S-An BAKRAN1rpFs
repairing Of ploWs-Bachinery and Iran Tr,,t,-
LoekPOrt, Will Co, III, Jan. to ma,
Breakers, complete, per inch. a,
Skeleton, do do
Lanes Best II inch Wheel Golfer -
CO. 20 s, 90 do Straight Golfer, Il
ePPs. F lsSe isn II e eST1.; % M
] Corn Flows 90 pra,s 1o,o,s y
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
NOTICE.

A Ii persons are cautioned against purebas;ng n
mote. payable TO Moses Cleveland ana signed 'bv
A WHEELER 4
~ - low n5l-3w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
JOLIET FOUNDRY
UNDERTAKING.

Ihh subscriber has received, and viii keep en- hatdt
sl1es ana stiles OF Metallic Burial Cases. which be
IIInsn 70 such As may want them. The estimatiol
~heh these cases held for their beauty durialr
ana preserving powers, fully attest ther vlos BE
also keep on hand all Styles Of Wood cons, spd am
70 all calls for his services nnderaker city 90
try HORSE and Carriage on hand.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted John Weber either kv
n note OF book account requested 70 MAKE nm
mediate payment TO the undeFsigned and save CT
Joliet, Jan. -, 1861. 70 >.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
w 0OD, WOOD

V'HE UNDERSIGNED keeps eonstantIy on hand
large stock OF the best quality Of Hickory and ost
freWood Wood viii be delivered IN apv mart ~ H.
ety on shoEt notice cut II required. All oFers left Al
the oihce and yard the Island south Of Jefer.on
street VIII be promptly oiled. JOHN FERGUSON. =
Joliet, Aprill2 1859. so1s-ix
AABsWooL UNDKRsHIRTsA AMP DRAWERS. at
~ HALL sTIAKSs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26

STATE OF ILbIN DIS, win Co. Circuit Court,
cogxTr OF WILL, of March Term, 1861.
Daniel Kendall ,.,
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
M SCELLAN EOUS.

DEATH OF JUDGE McLEAN.-A dispatch from
Clnelnnat announces that the Hon. John Nc
Lean, one OF the associate justices of the U s.
supreme Court died in that city on Thursday v.
Inc distinguished deceased had been 10 falling
health Tor several months, and his demise was
not unexpected. He was about rs wears of
age, and native Of New Jersey, but was ta-
Ken oy his parents, when a child, TO Virginia,
thence to Kentucky, aud finally to OhIo, where
they settled, aud where he studied law, aud in
loOI was admitted to the bar. In 1912 he
was elected 10 Congress, as a democrat aud a
supporter of the war aud in 1914 was re-elec-
ted. In 1916 he was chosen judge of Ihe Su-
prsme Court OF Ohio, aud remained ON the
bench for six years. President Monroe. in
1922, appointed him Comm lssiOner Of tle Gen.
erat Land Office, and IN The following year he
became Postmaster General. In 1929, after
refusing the posts OF Secretary of the Navy
and War, Gen. Jackson appointed him TO q
seat on the bench of the United States Supreme
Court. He catered upon his jadicial duties in
1880, and his eminent fitness for the station
has been displayed in the many able and stand
ard decisions he has rendered during a service
OF over thirty years on the bench. He was in
deed an eminent jurIst aud an able and honest
statesman, while IN the private walks of lite
he was distinguished for all tho 6ne traits o
character that adorn The polished gentlemar
and the unprelendiug Christian. HIS death
leaves another vacancy OH the bench of the
Supreme Court IU be hIled by MIR. Lincoln.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11

BREcEISRtDGE AND nNIGN.--Senator Brcck.
inridge, VINO has heretofore been numbered
with the seeessiOnis;s. has delivered sentiments
which look little Union wise, in a speech be-
fore the Legislature Of Kentucky. Following
the example of Mr. Crtlenden, he has ppear-
ed before his Constituents and uttered words
OF counsel IN their presence. He suggests
that the CrlttendeD proposition be submitted to
a Border State convention. The intimatiuu is
that the seeded States may ratnrn to the
Union in an ultimatum thus ordered Ii they
do not. their proper place, according 10 the
views of the Senator, is in the bosom OF the
southern cOnfPderacy. The effect of the speec
upon the members Of the State Senate was
The passage by that body of the bill previously
passed by the House OF Representatives, order
ing the eiCl'ipn OF delegates TO The border con-
yenIOn.
Kentucky has for her advisers two of the
UuIted States Senators who have dsIing guished
themselves in their Efforts 10 rule the crisis
that has SO long been Impending with must i'm
portanI Eesults.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
BOARDING HOUSE.
Mrs. Amn VanDeit

informs the public that she is prepared to receive
boarders, on reasonable terms, House Delaware
Street, between Methodist and ommeroe-above
Ftchudy Collins Store. II is situated in pleasant
pafl OF The town, and the rooms all we'll ventilated
aAd furnished.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11

The Massachusetts, Senate on Saturday
passed to third reading, by vole oils TO l6
the bill to abolish capital punishment.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
NkrS. EVimslOw,

An experienced nurse and female physician has a
Soothing Syrup for children teeihng, which greatly
facilitates the process Of teeAng by soiiening The
gums, reducing all inflammalOn-wIli alay all paIn,
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon II
mothers. it will give rest TO yourselves and relief and
health your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11

Will exhibit at Odessa Thursday, April l l th,
Smyrna Friday. April l2ih; Dover, Saturday,
April 18th. 6rDOors open at aud 81. Ad-
mission, 20 cts; children under nine years
10 cts. ap4.2w
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
Es-4-szfz..--.-E -aaL-@s.s

1en. Lane, just previous to leaving New
YORK tor the Pacific, wrote to friend there
q" am out of politics, but | shall continue TO
stand by the right. | will urge the democracy
OF Oregon to adopt the Constitution of the Con-
federate States as their platform"
young gentleman graduated at Yale Col
lege, recently, with a white head and whisk-
ers, who entered with auburn locks and no
beard. The change took place in one night,
ON account of the anxiety incident to a ben-
NAL examination.
SOUTHERN REINFoRCEMENTs FOR PENSACOLA.
.-MGcOn, Ga, April 6-Troops are moving
rapidly forward for Pensacola. Eight compa
MES have left here. The balance under the
Command of Colonel James M. Ramsey, leaves
on Tuesday.
TnE LoAN.-The loan for February %, was
taken at an average Of 9O4. Ofthe bidding of
April 2, Mr.. Chase accepted none below 94
and has been since offered that rate, or higher,
Tor the five millions not then taken. This marks
decided improvement in the public credit.
CHARLESTON ExcITED.-The dispatches from
Charleston, April 4, indicate great excitement
there. Among the reports prevalent, was one
that Jeff: DAVIS had ordered Major Anderson s
marketing to be cut off,
man recently broke off match in Eng
land because the lady did not possess good
conversational powers. He was fined seventy
five pounds. He should have married her, then
refused her a new silk dress 10 have developed
her powers of talk,
FIFTY THREE MILLION DOLLARS IDLE =
Throwing in the twelve millions Of specie he Id
In Philadel phia and Boston, the aggregate
amount OF coin IN our banks to-day is about fifty.
three millions of dollars.
G w. Summers of Virginia, gives as gooC
reason against the secession of Virginia, fou
hundred miles of free State border, most o.
all of which would be hostile to Virginia 8
seeded State.
The Massachusetts, Senate on Saturda,
passed to third reading, by vote oils 10 l6
the bill to abolish capital punishment.
THERE are times when all like TO set
screen between themselves and the penelratin,
eyes 81 others.
Married Mr.. John Strange 10 Miss Mar
Strange. Strange, indeed. The next thin!
may be liuLe stranger.
Secretary Chase has already received thirt
bushels ofupplications for office. More coming
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
- va Ez&- NAE
For Sale.

iaf<s1z A Farm situaied in Queen Ann's County,
H$,., Md. on the roadng leading from Church Hill
EiiI 10 Beaver Dams. containing 2Ol acres of land
l6O Of which are cleared and in cultivation
the balance in wood
The Improvements consists Of a two-story frame
Dwelling Granary, StabliIg, Ac.
This Farm will be sold low If applied for soon. Fol-
terms and particulars apply 10 ts tl
EDWARD BECK. Smyrna, DEL,
OWN. IA. BECK. near Chestertown.
mh2l Queen AIMS 40 Md
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
NOTICE TO THE PRESS.

"ATTENTIoN, YOUNG MEN!"-We perceive, by the
advertisement Of Messrs. Horace L. Hegeman & Co
Of New York, that the renowned Stimulating On
guent" invented by DIR, Bellngham for u healthy
st mutation in the growth Of beard whiskers ha.
now had its American market confded to their agency
The high reputation of this article in London Paris
and other cities Of Europe, have been fully
justified by experience in this country. We find tina
its praises are rc-echoed ameng all class few weeks
are said prove itsainos magical influences upon The
beard or whskers. The British volunteers have mad.
such free of il attract the attention of Th
London Punch. See advertisement of Messrs Hege
man e. Co in another column
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
DIED.

In Smyrna, 3lst ult., LAURA VIRGINIA,
daughter Of ANpnEw and MARTHA JANE SIsco,
aged two y ars, six months aad two days.
She suffered long aud suffered sore,
Physicians were in vain;
God looked down and called her home,
And eased her of her pain.
= Bait. papers please copy
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
DAVID T. SMITHERS,

OFFICE-Methedist Street. next door to tho effee o
DR. VIM. Cummins.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
FRESH ARRIVAL
NEW GOODS,
HALL & HAZEL'S STORE,

w EO ON hNAs
Where they are now received one of the lar.
gest and best selected stock of Goods ever Of
fered to the public. They particularly invite
their friends and the public generally to call
and examine their stock, feeling sure that the
unprecedented low prices will not fail to make
a favorable impression. They are selling fine
Dress Silks at 629 cts per yard, worth Sl.25
Stella Shaws ranging from $1.l21 to $500
Plain and Figured Delaines for III cts., worth
20 Cts. Sola Plaids and Cashmeres for 25 cts,
worth 373. Also, large stock of Mems and
Boys ware, consisting of Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Satinets, Kerseys,-in fact every thing kept in
that line. Their stock of Boots and Shoes
Hats aud Caps are 20 per cent cheaper than
ever offered before. They keep constantly on
hand large stock Of Groceries, Provisions
Wines and Liquors, which they will sell at the
lowest possible prices.
0TCountry Produce of all kinds taken il
exchange for Goods, at the highest market
rice.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
PUMP MAKING.
HW% ME ME~~

10000 Peach and $4,000 ppIe Trees, well-seleeted
extra size Pears, Cherries and Plums, Dwarf and
Standard), 100000 Strawberries Blackberries, &c
Ornamental Trees, Evergreens in the usual variety.
Orders sent direct TO the Faryew Nurseries MOores
town, N. j., will be attended to. Catalogues gratis
Trees delivered in Philadelphia without charge
marl4 JOHN PERKINS, Pro.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
LIST OF ANIMALS.

LIST OF ANIMALS.
Mammo'h Elephant Hannibal.
Performing ELt phaHt TippO0 Sab,
Sir Lions and LiOReSS, AsiGtie
Lions, African LiORsss, Young
Lion, native of the United
States, South American SdUer
Lion, Mcmillan Lion, Young
Moose, only one tTGceliRg, Black
Tiger, only one in America,
South AmtTicaH Tiger, Royal Ben
gal Tiger, only one in America,
Brazilian Tiger, Prairie Wolf,
-Four Tigers. all different Species,
Burmese, or Sacred Cow, Three
Ant Eaters, Ssren LeOpaTttS, Three
Bengal LeOpaTds. A fricdn Ostrich,
0 feet high, only one in the
United States, North AmeriedA
Panther, FaLloiU Deer, Black
Lama. 9 Rocky Mountain GTizzIy
Dancing Bears, White Alpaca,
Zebra, presented 10 Mr.. VaR Am
burg b. the Earl Of DeIby, Eng
land, OcelOt. or Tiger Car, JaVG
Hare, Pair CGShmere Goats, only
ones on exhibition in this
country, Three SiIrer PheGS0nts,
White Ground Hog, ! OHgOta, 3
Canada COoRS, Musk, CT CiUet
Cat, 3 African Grey Parrots, 3
White COcatOoS, 3 South American
Parrots, Bohemian PheaSGRtS, 3
South American Potcees, 4 Spanish
MacdpS, EhHspDOn, White and
Grey Rabbits, Family Of Guinea
Pigs, South american Condor,
only one in the United States,
/ PecarG, 2 Fishers, or WateI
Cats, Black Wolf, Grey Wolf
besides a Colony Of Apes, BGboOHS
Monkeys, Sc. Professor Lang
worthy, pupil of
Frx KNnEa m ~ a ~ a 1ETR5TnQWr
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
DIR. w. A. McKOWN.
OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL
ED MET1A M II @B"-

SMYRNA. DEL,
Main street. opposite the residence Of Dr. Daley.
would give noIiee to his customers and tue public
that he continues TO carry ON his business in a lis
various branches. Having been the only practical
Dentist IN the community for the past ten years du-
ring which time he has been putting up work safis
also those Of Philadelphia, BaOre and Virginia, he
atlers himself that lie is still able TO give satisfaction
70 any one who may call upon him All work will be
done as represented or the money refunded.
mch2l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-31
ID L z l. .

BARTLE-At Elenboro, January 18th, 1861, Mrs.
Margaret wife Of Francis A. Baric in the 65th year Of
her age
Deceased had faithfully and lovingly fulfilled The
duties Of wife to her only betrothed companion for the
last forty-ve years and after forty years enjoyment
the religion OF tho Lord Jesus Christ depart
this life and resignation, waiting patiently
the coming of her Lord.
HAYDEN-In Eastman, Crawford county, Wisconsin,
december 2th of neuralgia Mrs Jane, wife Of Ebenzer
Hay den, Esq, aged 81 years. formerly Of Cumberland
county, Maine.
VAN yLECK--In Jamestown January 2lst, of heart
dents of that town. hasing also extended acquaint
ance in the county and State. HE age is not reported
That seat Ia the K A. Chapter, which he filed long,
is remain ornamented with Grape and evergreens
until another ement Of venerable Let
each of those Companions the declivty of three
score and ten prepare for the dissolution
wOODWARD-In the town Of Clifton, on the 23d
of January, Mary, daughter of Ralph and Elizabeth
Woodward, aged 10 years, months and 70 days.
Mary thy weeping friends most dear
Would fain have kept thee joyful hero;
Bat Jesus said, 1t must not be,
Come, Mary, come and dwell with Me.
FIRMAN-In Madi on. January II, Mrs. P. Irene,
wife Of r. n. Fran, and dau liter Of Hon. N H. Virgin
aged IS years. months ard II DAYS.
wILIIAMS--In PatteyiIle, Januar, 20. aIrs Char
iotfa Williams aged rs years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-31
Slips from Prem tice.
[Cut from the Louisville Journal

South Carolina seizes the revenue anS
the Federal forts, arms and amu,unition
That, all clear profit But, as the posta
service within her borders costs two or three
hundred thousand dollars year over and
| above The proceeds, she graciously permits
the accused Union" from which she has
seeded, to perform il for her. Isn't she
4 model for all Christendom!
The Governor of South Carolina gives
notice that the war expenses of the State
already amount TO million and half Of
dollars, and that the Treasury is empty
isn't it time to have another forced loan, OF
Ito levy another negro tax of SIG per head
or to rob California Steamer?
A Cotton State Confederacy would at
least be always free from national debt, fol
it wouldn't have foreign credit enough to
negotiate loan.
We don't believe a brave man could
fight well with stolen guns loaded with
stolen powder and ball.
The Charleston papers continue to insist
Ioh VIC sSiAuiC VI tilC OitlilCTuli slSdiuSIe
and other commercial vessels belonging to
the citizens of States that have not seeded
from the Union. The South Carolina Sc
.cessionists practice treason, and, when that
becomes too expensive luxury, they are for
resorting to piracy to pay the expenses.
South Cardinals arms are from the
North, her ammunition is from the North,
her banners and cockades are from the
North, and a great many of the husbands
Of her women and the wives of her men
are from the North.
If Kentucky abandons the Union it will
not be to join South Carolina. She will
not desert the stars and stripes for the pal
metto and rattlesnake.
The laboring classes of New York have
in the savings banks Of that city four mil
lions Of dollars, more than the entire yalu-
alton Of Charleston, negroes included.
The Secessionists insist, as the only CON
dition upon which they will consent to re-
main in the Union, that the people Of the
North shall change their opinions an re-
gard to Sldpery,