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i, L., Rrown's standard Scales.
ESTABLISHED ~ YEARS.
These SCALES are adapted every branch Of business for
WEIGHING igh or heavy merchandise. Have been IL use and
received thr approval OF the T. 4 Custom House Weghef-,
City We.ghsr sud rsclsss hou es foug9on .he e9mty
In, 40 v..s I'm our sCALIS are made with CAST STEEL
BEAKNS ffoa the very 5rst material, bY good and com
arent orkmen. under own supervision ana WI anted
~ 80 ,.rt,,I,r frl sock # all styles constantly IL
-toe Srccsl ,ieaion given % foreign sandads Call OF
end for iu.at-i catalogue containing tesiimeaials &C.
Wv -- -''-- n BROWN
No gs,rl,v.., oopo.te the Astor House;
rs~ Nj J. D. BROWER who has buef rI'H '-'' N'N'' ~
the La. IL years skill r. mains with us.
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GsNIS, Halter, No. 5l3 Broadway.
Straw IATs for men,
STRAW HATs for boys.
STRAW HATS for girls
STRAW HATS OF all kinds,
SrAw Hats OF al shapes.
Srgaw HATS Of all prices
Ths. In want Of Straw or Beaver lat invited To
anime the large stock A, GENf.'s No 5l3 Broadway.
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BUSINESS Notices.

GsYIY, Halter, No. 5l3 Broadway.
sIRiv IlATs for men,
STRAW HATS for girls
srRAw HATS Of all Minds,
STRAW HATS Of all prices.
Those in want Of Straw Beaver Hat Invited to e1
anime the large stock a. OESfss No. 5lj Broadway.
CoOL UNDERGRADUATES.
Genuine Zephyr MERISo originally introduced by u.s. and
LovEr THAs Ever.
A. RAyKIs Il Co. No SO Bowery,
ard No. 1863 9Th az, corner 1id''t.
SUMMER COMPLAINT, or CHOLERA lNFANTUN.
The suerng ofthe little one, this disease may be at
once relieved BY JAYSE's C.RAsarIys BALsAx. II csms
tie action aud asys the irritation of the stomach and effects
a speedy and permanent euro. Sold by HEGEMAs & Co,
Broadway ard by Drussis' generally.
The BOYS CLOTHING
at the popular establishments Of
RoegRs RAYMOND,
Nos l2l I?3 les Futons, aud No PA Broadway Is not
for the elegance and variety OF ia styles but
for UsPagsILELED CHEsPSEs All patents should see th.f
novelty iu brought SPRsG S,cgs and their special
and most becoming SPRING AND SUMNER fA.Hioss N
SCHOOL StiIs .
iom the prices affixed to the articles
STRAws.-KNox's rule is that to insure COM
think he right aud the public generally entertain ,ho sane
opinion To Prove It's and afford each aud every
individual chance become the posessor Of neat, cool
ant AID cheap Straw Has, hSox has provided himself
wl inc assortment Whch IS ready lpr pubic in
.prcon Decidedly the place TO procure any style OF rat IL
hSoKs No. 2ll broadway.
READER, YOU can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com PFs exactly adapted to your hand
and sye Of wgng which will do your writing vastly cheap
than see Pens If you wan,i "TLe Pen Is shser
than tie sword" in another column
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is THE BEST
and mo, economical for laundry ind family being par
cu.ry sdsptel annels and oil kinds Of WOODEN goods
Manufactured and for sale by f. MoRoAss sons No. 2ll
Washing ton-st.. and No. 40 Wests;-
Also, FAMILY. P,LE, and No Soaps
Ar JEFFrRs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
BALxoK,L aid Elastic GlIrEss Boys add Youth, Golf BAL
MORAL Doors Cent?. tine SHOES, 6AiIFRs sid StPPER.
sll h great variety. =, w prizes JNFrs" SO Broadway
S-T-lsGn-X. -DRAKE's PLANTATION BIT
Tbs If tis eel bfa'ed bra sppers e. be IN
month vel a. on every ones table they splendid
ma be relied upon TO strengthen and invs rate -
hsuit'd nature.
TEUs,Es for RUPTURE and VARic0CELE.-
Ilrd rubber affected by per'ptoon- p',1 n bathing
| cirzuiy aud indostTuctible. Dr. RIGGs,
Office hacaS-s''' ~ A.
SIZZLING OFF-STILING OrF.--4ellug of
prior to removal. Tapefr. q ; Three Ply q ug-s.ns
q. 3 6. OlClnths. 3 Git Window shades, Paper Hang
ING. Corulee- &c, a. LASDoAs NJ "a Huesons' nee
hing.
DENTIST WANTED acknowledgements
competent Dentist qualified 70 orerae u the eh,i'
put up set - continuous gun gold end rubber and Of
good moral c,s-scirr can lrurn OF rnior IN urs
Dental Ofre in Chca-o hy aiocsiug win rea. name
Poiohiee BOX 80 1898 Chiclgo ll. young nan pr
i.rfrd.
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Cool UNDERGRADUATES.
Genuine Zephyr MERSo, originally introduced by u.s. and
a. prices
LowHp TRAN Ever
A. HAsEIs i CO. No SO Rowery,
AID 40. i6J 5th Az. corner 2,d-st.
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SUMMER COMPLAINT, or CHOLERA lNFANTUN.
The suerngs ofthe little from this disease may be al
once relieved BY JAYSE's C.RAs.TIys BALs,S. II eslm
tie action aud sys the irritation Of the stomach and eec
speedy and permanent euro. Sold by HEGEMAH Co.
Broadway. ard by druggists generally
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READER, YOU can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com PFs exactly adapted to your hand
and sye Of writing which will do your writing vastly cheap
than stee Pens II you wsni 1.-THE Pen Is gutter
than tie sword" in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

STRAws.-KNOx's rule is that to insure COM
fort during the dog days. mus. wear Straw hst We
think h. right, and the public generally entertain tho
opinion To Prove It's correctness and Afford each aud every
individual chance become the Of neat cool
ecgiui AID cheap Straw ua BSox has provided himse,
wi gigantic assortment which is ready lur pub h IN
srcion Decidedly the place TO procure any style OF nat
hSoKs No. 2ll broadway.
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SEIIING OFP-SrILING OrF.-9ellng


ard competent Dentist qualified oreratr u tr rh,r To
set - continuous gold end rubber VIOLA aud OF
good moral c's-scirr rarn OF si'rnor urs'
Dental On-c IN tiraro hv lfcrsiug win real
Po',Ohiee BOX So 90, Chiclgo ill., young ns1 pr
f.rfrd.
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PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is THE BEST
and economical FOR laundry and family being par
lcu.ry sdspiel or atne and oil kinds Of WOODEN goods
Manufactured and for sale by f.. MoRGAss sons No. 81
Washing on-s... ard No. 40 West-at
Aso FAMILY. PALE, and No. Soaps.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

Cult Of Moxico This 10 also strong cssemAied fort
Intended to mount one hundred and nfty guns-ihiry
Of which intended 70 have been bsrbeie When
scigsd by the rebels u NOT complete and have no
reason believe has yet its fun armament; but has
nevertheless bsen considerably shencd by tho STATE
auacries and ts complcpent OF barbstts guns placed
IN pos1n II cost tho United States nearly million OF
acare and capable OF holding SIX hundred mon. Fort
81, Philip and Fort Jackson completely command sbs
Mississippi that vessel could psss hsm while they
raainsd In operation.
roHr ST. PHILIP.
his fort 10 Situated tho left saet bank OF the
Mississippi river, about seventy miles below Now Or.
leans II worry strong casemaied fort, and, with ts
cns hundred and CITY gcus commands the navigation Of
the river II wss bombadsd In 1916 by the British
selsof war, al which time u commanded by Major
oyoton unclo Of Thomas ovsrtcn Moore, tho present
Governor OF Louisiana. The rebels have put soms re-
PAIRS upon IT, and have substituted ten coumb,sds for
The same number q she old guns, besides otherwise
is descesbls position. has lower and
an upper exterior lst,ery, mounting twen,y eight Hpns
each The govern sent paid for ~ construction two hun
dred and four thoussnd dollars and n armament cosi
rsrrissnug elk henirsd men, and doubt now contains
a. least that number.
FORT LsvncsroH.
This large fort situated Grand Terrs Island as The
mouth Of Barrssra Day and commands she approach 70
New Orleans by the bayov Of that name Hm near 'ns
site Of The cssbrsssd old LATTE fort Ine ~orx s'ooo
for number OF years IN unfinished s'a'ei pa' "'e,
As rebels ssised they ansbsd az f@ as 'ne'r means
would permit aud gave ssrrison Of no. ess 'nan 'oieo
hundred men, me fsrt 10 lArss ana oap"e"' ~'a'"'s
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
THE REREL pEFEsCEs or NEW ORLEANS.
THE OLD UNITED STATES FoRTFIcArIoNs.

THE OLD UNITED STATES COMPLICATIONS.
We have certain evidence that Commodore rsrra
CUTS luadrcn, which includes the mortar feet under
command Of Commodore Porter, before New Orleans,
and hss already brought tho crescenlCty again within
the ods q tho Union Ths cbcct for which The exped
tcn saes having been accomplished renders tbo subject
no longer contraband In Wow thereof twill net be
tsrcsins the public 70 take glance ct nonc Of The
moss formidable works which were placed BY the gov
srnment, before The rebellion broke out in The ve.uy
of Now Orleans for shx defence Of The city.
Besides The earth for,i0catous which thrown up
BY She rebels either bank Of he river below New Or
leans and Of which We have no knowledge beyond The
fact Of their existence there eight distinct forts aud
ton srs now standing defence Of the city, which ss
cacrbsd ~ follows
PORT JACKSON.
Fort jackson on %hs right or west bank Of The rivor
Immediately opposite Fora g. Philip and about twenty
Eysmuss from ihc hoad ths passss Leading inao tOs
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
new ORLEANS BEFORE IT'S FALL.

We gather together 10 one article . number OF fsxts
Cleaned from very hate Southern papers, which show
1Ae OF feeling In New Orleans before its capture
~ miserable condition os citizens under the severity
q ths rebel military rule The strenuous efforts the rsbs
Aavs for time bssu making defend the city the
steamboats, In port according the atcss Advces and
~ progress cf The light - Tar hes become known
- - Tbs compilation wM be found ,ussres,,ng. 10
sisw o the glorious and gratifying Intelligence that has
gTEAMBOATS IN PORT AT NEW ORLEANS.
We give below The nance, copied from Tho latest New
orsans papers, f ths steamboats, that we're 10 ,bas port
some Of which have doubtless been destroyed BY ,he
ssbs,s-
BAYOU SARA AND COAST LIN.
1nanins 70 Baton Rouge w,Ilismsport Bayou Sara
9lsansss Ibsrvile, Captain T. Y Gross
essaasr Laursll IiIlI, Captain = Homo.
etsanor n: sharp, Captain 4. Dye.
0sosmsP Acadia, Captain JOS vDcont.
PpoPLEs' LINE.
Hanass rom New Orleans % yOrs Adams. Bayou Sara,
ssansr Golden Ass. Captain u q. necr,ua.n
osansr Trolic, CaptsinJ w,bls.
ArTAKAPAs LNs.
hsansas mon New Orleans TO New iberia and m,srmS-
diats iandilgs
Nsansr sa Mary, Captain a. NJ Brucs
WHITE RIVER LINE,
Rurpins 70 Jacksonport and White RIysy
0sAneT National, Captain 7. O. Montgomery.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI LINE.
Running 10 Memphis Tenn
steamer John Walsh, Captain Samuel Appjessls
Steamer Alonzo Chih Captain -
Steamer Ferdinand kcnnstt, Captain ----
Steamer Golden Age, Captain
0eamsr rstona, Captain j. N. White.
gseamcr Sals Robins N, Captain O. y. ReypS,ls
Steamer Prince Of wsles, Captain -
GsamN Magnolia, Captain -.
RurNIH0 TO TENsAs BACON AND pLAou srrKp
0samer Morning Light, Captain Hugh sicer
DUrNIK0 ON LAKE roSTcuARTnArH AND cosxrcr,,sc
WIFI rHg RAILROAD.
Steamer A, O. Brswn, Captain shaw.
Dseidss the above other nss or steamers ruau,u,
scn New Orleans 10 Mobile and other points. ID, amos
~~bicb We are unable 70 give Al present.
OPkLOUsAs LINZ.
Rauntng from New Orleans 10 Op~loas.s
essAsssr Milton Ref, Captain O. c. Pickett
ossensr Anna Psrrit captain james Capps
LowgR COAST LINE
lonAnp 10 Fort Jackson Fort pbip and III ss, .os.
&teamer Umpire Psrwi, Captain A. Grant ~ ~'"''
1esaan>r Bee, Captain ---- Rolf
sssasDsr Diana, CAptaip n, n. RAdovish.
NAV oRLElSs AND NArcHsz LINZ.
sSld,s 20 MsM orltapt Rasshsz, DcasdsYils Asd in
etssmsr NaNhea, Captain 4, p. Isa,hsrs
Sses1SI Ssn' nssercgard, captain -
Sssmm rra, no. 0, captain Noah Secysle
sanI W. Burton, Captsn -. Doisssrt
coAsP AND LArouncun ,,xy
rmQins from New UrIsans 10 vl.ssh,,
p'sAnsS hvfs, Captain joseph DAlfarsa =.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

Steamer General J. l.. Hedges, Captain Ruben Glade
sseamcr Homer, Captain W. W. withenpury
Steamer 7. W. Roberts, Captain W. O. Wilson.
Heamer MaryT Captain A. Dugss
Steamer Colonel Terry Captain Thcs. Moore
THE RECENT DOMESTIC STATE OF NEW
ORLEANS.
For some lime New Orleans has bssn suffering under
the egee,s Of dreadful state sf anarchy The Provost
Masbsr have had 10 regulate ths prioa OF food by milf.
sary law, aud tarG onically promulgated on tho
setb Of March, signed the following p Roule H. NJ.
sporcrd, Cyprsn pufour. H. .. Ogden, NJ Tropaguier,
Proves, NsrshAis.
The following general order proved that every one was
forced bear arms ano that there were 90 szsmplons
from military dsiy'-
GENERAL oADHlS--NO. ~.
BrAosuAKTERs, DEPARrnsrr No. IN
CoNTsnsalrz STATES ~ AnEMcA,
New ORLEANS, Msrch ~, 1852
ntloatsI % exemption, from military duty will be
sluNea pSsmarenty, except IN the Of miners or
person. physically unable 10 do service AppSstions
iVr hs itsase of those engaged work for th, gov
esnmens msss % made 70 this department n The Form
cernnea.ss me owners or cIemeu d thu shops
shsn 80 or"sr wiz ee issued 10 the commanding ,foor
o. the ssmP 10 shieh she applicant belongs 90 grant
fufsnsh cf certain number dars whan can only bs
cspewed ~ subsequent certificate aud order from,
0fsse hsatquArters BY command Of -
!. a. PicrSrI, Assistant Adjutsrt Cans =
Prnclams,ione were issued calling for .os hrsss ,,cn
eoppsrte's and s'bsr metals even 70 "oId SUGAR hs,
tIes snd graic bsrs showing the drsssfu ssf,. ,,s
rebels had 80 resort 70 or the purpose OF obtan,n M
materials FOR earryps the war ctlzsns vora sc,,,
den 10 travel, ana ths following order state. tha,
osps'as Of steamers ard others who take away pa.s.n
s"s rsm Nsr etl.a.s Si.naus " syyroral y .hsp !
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

UWNENb No.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA M1Tnk,
AM. GKsLe 0FT1CB, Ngw OeLKASs, March IL, 1852. I
]. No cotton hereafter be shipped from tho IN.
terror CT the state 10 any point on tho hssppi river for
storage or sale.
All cotton shipped In couraventton Of the foregoing
paragraph OF this oTdcr after this date will be hppcd
at the expense Of the 10 point in the nteror
4. Commanders Of hrigadss and regiments will ees
that thia order In rgidy enforced.
s. Msu~ General John L. LOWS, commanding tho state
militia w Issue bis orders accordingly. By order Of
TIIOS. n. MOORE, Governor and Commander-in -CAisf
w. GR.vor, AdjuiAnt and Int pector General.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

TBE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
wAsmseros, April n, 1862
WaeAingsos b Wild wnh rejoicing the intsnig
- ~ capture Of New Or'sans. Tho are raber
sswpns, ~ the vapdy with which Union victories ore
oshieved.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
passports by inspector, viii be dealt with sammNy.
ii. N. SPOfTORD,
Provost Marshal, trst district,
CYPNEN DUFoUR,

So great was the oppression of the rebel military
thory the people tha, there but little doubt thss
when they, the latter the Union troops the way
they against their cppressors aud helped 70 capture
the city.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
STOCK OF coTToN AND TOBACCO AT


NEW ORLEANS.
From tha New orleans ficsyune, March IL.
CorToS-weeks receipts 15o bales last year 70 i50.
Total since sepember l. 20 33s; last year, S14 900.
woeks exports &C. So bales last year cs $50 Total
exports, &c 26le1 bslsa last year 1i6o 470 including
$50 $50 10 Great Britain, and 2o6 ,240 " France
Sldfemeu Of CotionL Bales
stock on hand Sept. 1, 1861 l,...,........" io,l1s
Arrived 20 cate. e....s..........s's...'..s. xcpC2l
Arrived to-dag tlo
Total So&ol
Exported 10 date and IN IanSit .......... 20 237
stock hand not cleared exclusive OF snount Ia --
G~nsitu s................. I2l4
Stock ON hano'sss year.. ..Siv4Vv
Toasoco. o.-Wcoks receipts. 20 hhds.; last year SQ3
bids Total receipts since September 1, ,01s hhis.:
last year 1850. Exports, none. Total sxYcrts 400
hhds. last year 10 $40
Statement Of Tobacco. HAds
Stock on hand Sept. l, lSei.,....,..., 1871
Arrived 70 cuato,s'.,ss.sssss.'' .ss.sss.Jvlb
Arrived today y..,...,,...s,.,,.'ss..... liolS
Total. ...,,....,...,...,......,s 1e15c
sExJDrtod 70 oaes -
Exportod To-day day..,.......t.,,s.s.,s.s.
Stock hand not cleared. 1890
9tdbk nn hAud last year 1880
ffxsn the New Orleans True Delta, March 10
CoT1oN We hear OF only one email SALE bu% there
ycrs some ether nego,iatons pending
Nomiua stock EXCLUSIVE Of snount In transitu, IL 214
bales.
Ths gauge Of ihs sml fsfk of sa'ea u ias eiiy. q
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
THE MILITARY MOVEMENTS PREVIOUS TO
THE CAPTURE.

There have been several important military move.
menss from time TO tims made by neral Bater 81
fosss that doubtless have realy tended 70 this hnpor
tan. result 1T viii be remembered that Biloxi ha'
possession of by the Union troops, and still
Inter he capture oPass Christian by another s.ction
General Buffers corps. These movements hayc, doubt
less much 10 do with the present saccess Of orr
forces.
A shIr ysand etter hootn INST, which reached
April 26 states that General Wiams' brigade
] IL there on the I'd instant for New Orleans. 4
We shah, however, havo To wait FOR our advicee BY,
novements
In ire New reans i..ccsne o, tne yta instant snS.
fsio0jrs;--
There sntneut,ca.eu report Vown fnA morn.
ing thai the oerais have entirely ovacua.ad the diH
fs noints the Mississippi coast, ncinding rAs
Cnristian &c. = .
Doubtless IL true tho obct OF The evacuation waa fo{
the purpose Of carrying on the fight nearer homo
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
OyICIkL--By TIE GOVERNOR.
opDnRs NO, 3D7,

stated above, can be found in the following msitaIy
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

THE PROGRESS OF THE FIGHT.
m. following reports Indicate tho progress n iha
'As
fight
NERRlMAc.
fI'rom the Petersburg Exprsss, April n.l =. .
o,c,sl dispatches are sod 70 I've bees rsccved u
CONTINUED on F17H PAGE 49,
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

1rly wo guns on parapet walls Il cost the government
over three buDdred thousand dollars, ana doubt
great DEAL Of money has been expended aon 10 since Il
fell INTO Tho hands OF the Union breakers IN grading the
psrarcs laying platforms for additional guns, repairing
soldiers quarters, building adrawbrdgs and eonpe.ins
the magazine
FORT PIKE.
This also casenated fortiacltiop situated AZ The
kgottes North Pass between Lake Borgne and Lake
fontchartran and commands the entrance TO tho Lake
AMI the main chnnc ,o tho Gulf in TINT direction. IL
was IN gccd condition when seized by the state
au'fori, bet has since been strengthened by srbst
iuting colmbiads and ssacoa,t howitzers for tho
twenty four ponnders with VIII ch II in par. armed
II nearly Eve hundred thons.nd dollars able
of mounting forty nine guns and garrison three hu
drcd men. BY the reduction Of this fortincstoN ths
lake Is male open aeea and the pa-ss-e
lake Port which s situated tho OF New Orleans
distant miles, only six miles from csrroiton,
each Of which places Is a hne n y broad
raRr vicovB
IL on ihe Sor'h Pass between Likes Poncb AID
PCrgnc 7, ,is IKE ths th.ee piece3iar casenated and
Ia q ndt9R, but 10 tho limo Of rs seizure bad
guns mounted II intended 70 support armament
uf forty me twenty -four ponder gu,s but The State
the pnber and substituted coanbiads and how
,..es. coss four hundrod and rortysevea thousand
dollars, ,and can accommodates garrison Of three hum
cred men.
TOWER DpPRr.
This work OF defence was built to command The navi|
CATION Of rayou Dupre int Lax Borgnc. II was In good
ler hen p the hands OF the government, but had no
armament Tie rohels have given IL eight calnmbads
and sufficient number Of men 10 mako them effective.
TOWER AT PRocroE's LANDING.
This was m unfinished work Lake bJrgns, at the
end Of the Mexican Gull Railroad We have direct
Information concerning it, bat presume that has boon
brought sufficiently completin to admit Of proper
armament.
BATTERY BIENvENCE
Is near The entrance OF Bsyon Dienvcnuc into Lake
Bcrgna, and commands important approach 70 New
Orleans. AZ tNo OF the year 1861 It had
guns ted, but IN good condition for thes
ccp,icn. II has since been fully armed and breast
high brick wall built around It.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-03
well,ngton's Strategy.

On certain occasion during Yelling
toms campaign on the Pyrennese, that
Great Captain, being displeased with the
dispositions of General Picton had made
for receiving the assault of Marshall Soult,
who menaced him in front, ordered the
plan to be entirely changed. But the
difficulty was to delay the attack of the
French until the change could be effected.
This, the "Iron Duke" accomplished in
person, in the following manner: Dotf-
ing his cooked hat and waving IT in the
air, he role furiously to the head of reg
iment, as if about to order a charge
Thereupon rose tremendous cheer from
the men, which was taken up by corps af-
ter corps, until it reverberated along the
whole extent of Picton's line. As the
roar died awav, Wellington was heard to
remark, musingly, as if addressing him
self-"Soult is a skillful but cautious COM
mander, and will not attack in force un-
til he has ascertained the meaning of these
cheers. This will give time for the sixth
division to come up, and we shall beat
him." 1t turned out as he had inticipa-
ted. Soult naturally enough supposed
these tremendous shouts announced the
arrival of large re.inforcements, and did
not attack until too late. Had he struck
at the right moment he would have won
an easy victory, as it was he met with
bloody repulse This was strategy. Not
the strategy of books, but the strategy of
genius, engendered and executed in the
same moment. @
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-03

gramme, and the knowledge he had that
means were then being employed TO rem
der Its accomplishment certain. The tes-
timony of Southern men, which We have
quoted at the head of this article, i proof
of these facts. These statements, taken
with the changed course of certain North
ern politicians, and the declaration re-
cenIly made by an emissary of the rebel
hon, that the plans OF the leaders in Sc
cession had undergone ID chauge-one
that will make the Democratic party
more powerful than it ever was may
well arrest attention and suggest the ques-
ton whether there is not clear under
standing between the leaders on both
sides.
The hopes of successful rebellion at the
outset depended on the contingency
then considered certain) of divided
North" Mr.. Douglas was approached on
that point and testified to the fact The
accomplishment of that plan was deferred
in consequence OF the unanimous upris-
ing after the assault on Fort SUMTER
but it was never finally abandoned. 1t is
now revived. That is what is meant by
the changed plans of the rebels.
We solemnly warn patriots of every
name of the danger that impepds oyer
the country danger more insidious and
more threatening, because coming from
professed friends, than that which burst
upon the country with the assault on Fl.
Sumter TO be fore-warned is TO be
fore-armed." Let the people be prepar-
ed 10 meet and overcome the danger
IH. JoluNgl.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-03
"The Strap Games

A notorious scamp was brought not
long ago before an 0dondags Justice of
the Peace. He was accused of having
come the strap game" over native
The portly Justice wishing TO decide un-
derstandingly, requested the cuiPrit to
give him a sample of his skill THE
PARTY" instantly produced a leather strap,
gave it a seiencifc whisk across the. coun-
ter, and remarked:
"You see, Judge, the quarter under the
strap?" .
'!Whatp' interrupted the dignifed
functionary, "do you mean to say that
there is a quarter there?"
'-Sartain !" was the reply, ,
mo such thing" said the Justice.
'.I'll go you a dollar on II" exclaimed
z "Agreed l' said the Bench.
With accustomed adroitness the strap
was withdrawn, when 10! there was the
quarterl 49,,
Well" said the astonished Shallow, q
wouldn't have believed if hadn't seen
it with my own eyes There is your dol
lor; and you are fined nee dollars for
gambling, contrary to the statute in such
cases made and provided -
The elongated couptenance OF the dis
oomfitted gambler required no addition
al evidence to testify his appreciation OF
1.-The suck"