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7JV3 vi jH1 A r t: ' -"-ij .3 iil U rCBf.TSHZD TVEL2LY BT Y. PIATT MiDOITALD, :::::::: Editor. PIiVT.lOUTH, IKDIAIIA: Tiiuksdat, Ait.il lSrn, 1SG1. SAIUT ATORY. The r;a !.?ra of the Democrat having le-nnppr;d by th-? retiring -.-Utor, of a ciiang ct proprietors, we appear tbis week bis week to svenk f-r ourselves. TIr chanire was for th? reasons stated las: wofrk, so far a3 Mr. Tu MPsON'was concerned, a::d partilaally so in reference to ourselves (we speak v ' ' vas not t;;kvn biek wr.olly f.;r the pur- . J r ' po-ie vi securing the payments due cn it, I f , . , 1 J . , o'zi pirtlc Lr the reason that we thought o I it might be rxiodo remunerative, with prop a B r exertions. Since x3 last addressed tho readers cf the Democrat, mors important events to ta i-eope oi Lie United Elates Have ti.tnspired thai ever before, in the j.rescn; centurj, at Htsf, aunng the same length of time. To rcccu:;t all these events, and j t!;e cau.,0 3 which prouaced thern, would bi fweign fro'H our present purpose ; and w? shall caW advert to one of a national character, which h the dissolution of the Union. It me:-i fo:y to ignore that the Union is irrevocably destroyed. No nruicablo adjiL r.tctit of the diillciikUs which caused its ovt-rthrow, 13 possible, or even desired by a large proportion of those who formed an important part during it3 existence. It was a Union formed on the principles cf rta.-on, justice, and the public weal ; it has been destroyed by passion, r-'.ncorous hate, and the most intense sectionalism. It h impossible for any honest man., even though he bo as high in authority a? the President of (what once was) the United States, to believe or carry out the- doctrine of an impossibility of a dis- j solution of the Union. That the proceedings which vv:e the preliminaries to the neparaticn of a portion of the- States from the Föderal Union, wero leral, nono wid n., . M, 1,0- Tt-m i'n..i . .1 1 urjarf. would difTicnft to demonstrate, j The Union, as it existed piior to the sp.c- I tional aui.icn of the slavery question, ! Taj adrniitod to be jr.?t to all actions i ever which its protective power extended ; I but a leiljf b.:r-:n to Gx it?elf in the minds ' of r-iany peonk in tho North that fh i dilution of African slavery, as it existed, in the Southern States, and as it wad re- i tognized And protected by the Constitution the chiof cornerstone of the Union was the " sura of all villainies ; " and, to injure for our government prosperity n: heme, and reject -abroad, should ,M.

mediately be put in courso of "ultimate ! petratcd by soma of tho b'hoys who have eAtmctierr." Acting on th:s belief, they!not forgotten tho cutting down of the polo

commenced a crur:ule ag-.inst the South-1"

r rn people and ther faro.ite state of so. cietr, r hioh so cempletelv estmn.red tjie two ctions, hat the work of dissolution had already commenced. The first severe shock which the Union received, was in 185f . by a sectional contest, by a party in tha 2iorih, ft-r the Presidency ; and the second shock, which shook it from its foundation, warj caused by the success of that same party in ICoO. M-my ay that this w?5 not enfilebnt cause for dissolving the Union. This we believe, also ; but it i does not effect anything to arue from this 1 stand-point, as the fact of a dissolution exists, whether rightfully cr not. Even if the South were convinced that they had acted wrong, were traitors, and wero worthy of tho hundred ard ono other epithets which tho ami shivery party havo applied to thrm, they cannot rev Le made to al mit it and retrace their step-. Henco, wo believe thai any attempt by tho f-drrnl government to coerce tLose kaU s which hav withdrawn that Hllegiar.ce w hich was voluntarily tendered, is war. No Union can remain permanent, or at all, except by th-3 fufTr?ges. and through the voluntary 'bediene, of all the elements forming that' Union. Ifthj seceded States could be forced bnck, and the Union made whole, Jer!!y, our boasted land of freedom would be onn of the most compete anarchies on t't globe. Tk magnitude of tho f cessloi movement commands lespect and recognition, even if tho action and ti e principles on which it is predicated, ßhould otherwise deserve our contemp. Therefore, for the reasons nbovo stated, p.nd others which we fdiall advert to hereafter, we are Lr Peace first, last, and til the lime. It ia probably unnecessary to eiy that the DzMocitiT will continue to he, ashore?of:)re, unconditionally oppored to the principles and policy, as fr as developed, of the Administration, or Republican party. Although thousands of tho good and true have acted with "nd desired tho success of that party, yet tho evidenco is brought home to us in thunder tones from every catnon'e mo.lh throughout enr onco happy country, tli.it it ha3 destroyed our nationality. dragged ui into civil war, and tent ns adrift on a pea of troubles, over which only a kind Providence whirh has ever heeded our cry for help in time of need, can bring ns safely in this our d?y f foolnhnCcB. Tb? nre r--ry troublesome time'?, nd

thery is uo knowing what a day mrvy bring forth. In treating cf our national troubles,

find ntliPP matter nf fW'r.tinr, nature,

ve shall bo guided by the facts, and our gal and right has claimed them in all clown sense of right and justice. ?es where he prosecuted before me some I:i our intercourse with the editorial fra- fivo or six. I make this tatement that ternity, we ehall endeavor to inaugurate thore may be no blame attached to either and preserve pacific relations. The bollig- &i the attorneys claiming fees in thoee caerent spiiit ct many knights of the Quill, j ses. HENRY McFARLIN, J. P.

oaubüb w.ein io irequunii pursuu i; couo of little profit to themselves, or edification to their readers. iJsTWe havo btricbMi from the sub scription list which, we found on taking the Democrat Office, about one hundred ers, for tbo'good ami uEcient reason that W3 do not intern? sending the paper to any Tiflrson wham there ia nt nrohabilitv ot roceiving any pay. With a few exceptions, , . . r. M we have etncKen oil r.I who are nor? . , , : owing us on tho old score, a3 our expen- . . . , , . anon m trvin .i ut 1 1 ! a ca-.H'ITII'ImI 115 tu' Iii v v'u vv. ii . that ve cannot get it out of them by coaxing, threats, sueing, or any other mot, bed 3 known to the law or the plaii.tiiTs. Wc design cutting ofT all unnecessary x iu lll0 publication c! tli3 Dd:o ZYxXlt antl thoso -i,0 never py havo hero tofor3 formed r.o in considerablj item. We dcgir0 sach a Hc, of h.ubSCrihers, be jt h n vvi1 cnaWo us to r.ub Iish the paper without dunning tha delinquents every week, to tho annoyance of thosa who do pay. All who desire to take the Democrat and pay for it in cash, produce, or any kind of trada that wa or anybody elsa can use, in advance, or within the year, r.io earnestly requested to do so, and in return wo promise them a paper worth every cent, and more, than we ask for it. As some of our business men thinV tliAt curta'ling their advertising expenses is an economical method ofcondncng tU'ji r business, our space will enable us to give a much greater amount of readng matter than the Democrat has heretofore contained. Wc dnslro all who riceive this number cf tho paper, to continue with QS &m we promise that it mill ba asouroo of as much pleasure and profit to them, as the prompt payment of their subscription i will he to us. A Good Joj;e. The friends of Free dom" Verc pot a liul t;lken abncl; 1?lst Tday nomi-g, to find (what was supV0'1 to '0 a Wiö Aw-" h v ProvaI to bo a "f lst sleep," suspended to tll? lPbHcan pule, near tho Republican 0nkc Thfl defklnct 4'RWat'1" had on Ids regalia, conststmg of cap, cape, and hmF' ia one hand a broom, indicating tliat ll9 nad rAZil P"TasatioT-s to S down and wipo out South Carolina, na some of our 11 ' i'V.lVxon fr:?nds said, at the commencement of our national troubles, that I an old woman with a broomstick could do that thing. The joke was probably pr-uppec-'-octown; tho interruption 01 tno I Democratic jolliiication in our streets hst fall, over tr.e eectiou of i ackard, and ill vers other funny little things,- which our Republican friends, in their troodness of heart, havo "forgotten to recoiled." Wo advise them not to becora irritiled in re" gard of it, but to remember when the l;ugh comes in, and act accordingly. Tho following cards havo been handed us for publication. They refoi to charges which lm' reücnlTy Leen nwdo ainst 111 w" 1 1,1 ulJ roi,linufi UI l,lc ltepiyjitsan. ij;ing signed hy disinterested parties, who only desiro that justice may be done, full eredence should be given to the etaternents contained in them. James E. Westorvelt was formerly a resi j ' I a dent of tlii s place, and is, as he intimates. epubliean. Ilenrv MiiFarlin is aa old j resiJ?nt h X Lnown to all our jcijizens" J' R IIou31,lon as foreman jof the Dbmocrat oTlC0 f )r f,,ur or & months previous to the change of proprietondiip. Nii.es, Mich., April f?h, 18C1. This certifies that I have lon'ff and intimatcly known M. A. O. Packard, w?s a roorn-mato of Iiis whvlo in College at Oberlin that he left Obilin before 1 did, and while there stood No. 1 in his classes, and sustained an unblemished reputation for uprightness and morality that he wa at no time detected taking improper liberties with any one, white or black, and further, that I regret very much to poo published such insinuations on such slight grounds of knowledga as that which recently appeared in the I2ejt!U'an, fur I think they do r.o good to any man or party, and while accenting entirely from the political creed r t T i it t . of my friend Packard, I stul wuh justice done him as a man. JAMES K. WESTEIIVELT. Eds. Democrat: Allow me , tiirouii vonr rnlnmrii tu efirroof i fnf r.Tyo-.t rbi'i

J"" " v "", panied lianncr, wnicn were iveii cnlias eocraI limes' appeared in tho Marshall! thusiastically. Tho Doctor wai follow -County Jltjwllican, to the ellcct that M. I t?d by Messrs. Patterson, Johnron, Wc:-

A. O. IV-ckard. in a t-n-o of Asssauit and Battery ho v.vj prosecuting before me, ata J a 1 ! t r t temptea to cii.rg.. nr. mega. ice. Alio fasts in the caso wero thse: Packard wai procecutirg th care and l. T. Phillipa defending, r.fler conviction Packard claimed his fee, Phillips objected to it as being illegal. It was ;i new question to mo nrn I fwl nnt illrkt ft.m nn... wards, on consulting Jtidgo Ctanfield, I found it wa the law and prnctio in this

State to allow fees in such cases. I have I allowed fees in all such cases, and Phil-

lins homo- s.itiafipd that Riioh fees ffrrn lo- I April 16th, 18G1. I hereby certify that I for some time past been connectsu with tho Plymouth Dcr.iccrut, r.3 ths Fcranr.r. cf tta office, and to ray positirs .knorzlsgo 11. A. O. Packard has at no time writtsn ary Packard has at no time wnltan ary j itcrial artlclea for t nc Dcrr.cn a' dnrnrr I 1119 1 3 onneoteu van lua 4nee. i.i.n-jüuiiio.. zi2T, hj tbosa rrlo r.are h?retofo-3 30-i T5üder3 cf the Dz:'ocrit, thrt W3 tir.v added to tho amount of reding watts,'. We intend making still i'urther additions, bot:i in the quality r.nd quantity. As coo i r z wa can perfect sora arrr.r.omcr.li rvhich i7s havi noT in cc n-toup;ai-cn, rro thai! rrio cora needed improTL2üct3 in ths typographical r.p-paranc-3 of tho p-ipor. Uotl: editors will givo their cntin t'ni) and retention to the diiVeran tlcpartWLnLR, and tho patrons of ths oulcs ray rest .i33urcd that every interest of the paper will bo faithfully attended to. Dox't REsroxD. Virgiuia has refused to furnish the Prcdca- V.th her quota of troops, and vrill r.o uo'tct renoivs Ii3.C8lf out of th j Union b:for oir r.e::t izs. Kentnckv, ;dso ban rsfnw to furnish troopu to go to rrar with ha; Bist:? ftinte; and North Carolina and Missouri has done the same thing. Hext Horse cf Pv?prcr.?!it?.tive3. The lact cf tin fres States hr.a now elected U3 membarc ts ths re.Tt Contrress. and we aio enabled to mato an accurate table, showing it r. political classificat'on so far a? Republican r.nd r.nti-P.opubiiean are concerned. Connecticut and Rhode Island havo done cdorioiislv, tdiowin a gain of four members for tho Democrats and Union men. Here are the cx?.ct figurea : DcniUi'. Itep. Main?, C New Hampshire 3 Vermont, 3 Massachusetts II Rhode Island Connecticut, P..... 2 New York, !0 !3 J p.,nng!.-y.nj !" . 6 lf j 00 .'.V.;; C". ! ! 13 Indiana Illino'.i, California Oregon -T - vt lSi-oion, .................. Towa Minr.vcta, . . . . 7 tt . . . . 4 o 1 o O n 4 1 Mhan j j) 1 6 . . 1 arvlnnd irginia, 1 .... . North Carolina 8.... Kentucky 10.. . . Tennessee, 10.... Missouri, 7.... Arkansas, 2.... 100 105 Republican majority The majority is so pmall that it h not likely that tho Republicans can carry any extremo measure. Aftsr the ofiices are distributed, it h moro than probab'a that enough Rrpublican members will b disaffected to tho Administration to throw it iiito a miroiitv. At Cincinnati yesterday they stopped vessels, and took several boxes of guns from them, destined for tho South, Also, a large cargo of powder and provisions. rhey will not allow anything to pass without examination. They have vessels for tho purpose of watching and searching. UNION MEETING. Pursuant to a call published in an extra of the M. C. Hcpnhlican, a U'nion mesting was held at Westen elt Hall, on tho evening of Tuesday, the ICtb inst. The meeting was called to order by A . .a . . , , , , " I tiller, and on motion of th eame, J. L. estervtlt was nnpo'nted President, and ppo Gt'orjjo 'l a) lor and Win. M. Patterson, Vice-Presidents. Mr. Wester reit, on taking the chair, said tho object of thi mating, as ho understood it, w:h to Ljivo expiession to the Union feeling existing in ttr community that our country was at a fearful crisis, and that every patriot should conio to its support. On motion of A. Johnson, Jchn McDon ald wa.s appointed Secretary. On motion, the chair appointed a com nicof V1 vut resoiutio consisting of A. tnller, M. II. Ihce, John Plain, , M A () V:i(.Un UHj C. C. ISnck. After tho cornmitteo retired, Dr. N I Shenoan was called and responded in ;i ! biief Kpeech, in tho midtl of which C;iot. i, ! i . . r , , , A ' IJiilev propoaeil threocneers foi tho ",Star- . "t ii. , i tor ( U' ;U,V denburgh and Uurns. pi.. ... ... t...' i The cornmiiteo on resolutions beim rady to rejiort presented tho following resolutions which wero unanimously ad I opted: WiiKnnAä. It is a patent fact that a fear- , ful cnYu u upon our country, and that civ. war is in uigtuated within tho borders ;"f ol,r ont ö unxio., and happy Hcsvtndi That wo, ns citizons of the United &t.ief, without rento;t to partr, I deeply dplro the unforttins'e dilicu!tiej

thr.t arc upon us, ami that wo are willing to ourselves to the utmost to restore

! 1 . . 1 Pfc' r 1 ur U""PPJ t,uamij. .u.) the tide of civil war. Resolved, That this Union wa9 founded on th intollicronce and affection cf the p?opie, and that it is the duty cf all good ciiizen to increase th.e one and exercise the Otlier. Resolved, That as tho Constitution is the rround-hwr of this ReDublic. we will

stand by it to the last, and that vo will j ministraiion policy is Divide the Äefollow the lead of our national banner in pnbhc Ktth as Utile f.ghl'wy as possible.

everv juct and honorable engagement. A. FULLER. Chm'n. A. Johnson moved that the proceedings of tho riveting 3 published in tho M. C. Xyaitican and the Plymouth Weekly Vc -.ocrt. Carried. Ths following named persons wera called on and made brief remarks: I.Iescrs. Packard, Fuller, Thayer, Kendad, Rivens, Hill, Railey and Wright. On motion of A. Johnsen, it was reGo!ed :hat a eommittf of ten be appointed to ascertain the number of those who ware willing to volunteer from this county. Ths President appointed as follows: A. -Johnson, O. H. P. Bailey, Jas. O arks, Robert Blakely, N. Mandoville. next Thursday ever, in 7, -April 13th. J. L. WESTE RVELT. Pres't. Aoiix McDonald, Seo'y. Xors Setaib cf tho Boinbardtnczt cf SuriiCr. Ch.tileston, April M. The steamer Nashville, from New York arrived heie at 3 o'clock, Saturday morninjj. An eye witness of the firing on Friday night says it was len ilic illy grand, and rjr.ch.vl t climax at 10 o'clock at night, when lb sky was overcast by rain clouds. The streets woro tilled with peoplo nearly all night also covering house top?, shipping and every available pl.ice. Towaids moinig th.e iiring diminished; .1 few random Ehota only were fired and replied to only occasionally by Sumter. Vheu the fire and smoko were first seon issuing i'ro.-n vJuoitor it was supposed to be o?ny a-fir.?.! to the ships which wero in ln apparently blockading th.e po;L they reriiained quietly at anchor. The iron battery nt Cummings' Point, or.lv l,rX'J vartis from thinner, l;pt uo a continuous rlreroni its rilled cannon. The rito fo:n tho floating battery and Mtuliriö wa.T regular and accurate. The sind b-ittery vraj scarcely injured by tha week fire kept up by Anderson. Scarcely a missle Ircra this battery missed Sum.er. Tho lloating battery proved impenetrable. Every i hot fror', it told on Sumter. tS'neils from tha rnortera of Mount Pleasant battery were thrown with great precision. Whils Sumter was cn firo Andersen I b!iged to cease his cannouadin-r to ! dire ":i Maoris V p"t it out. Twid h succeeded and to no this hi3 mor. had to go oulsido tho walls and pass water through tho po.Pbcles, being exposed to a terrific fire This wa3 not resorted to till the fort was cn fire for tin third time, and the hV.mes hr;d increased to an alarming extent. After a few moments ho ordered them in and shut the batteries, as tho emoka was too thick to verk thera. At noon the flames burtt from every part of it, and tho destruction wr.s complete. Every ours anxiously waited to eeo what the vessels wonM do, and fully expected tho engagement would become general. At 10 o'clock a. hi. Sum it c was plainly seen to be on fir?. Flames burst through the roofs of houses within it. At this time Major Anderjon scarcely fired a shot, while bomb shells and grape scattered like hail over him, and drove tho soldiers unoVei':. . When Majur Anderson's quarters tvera bnrr.ini, Gen. Uo.auretrnrd pent offers of assistance before the whito fiag was run up. Senator Wigfall received tho sword of Major Anvlirson, and returned it to him. The lleet is still off Charleston. Wahington, April 15,4 p. m. Tho President's Proclamation has been issued, calling for 75.000 men, and produces great excitement. Illinois will be required to furnish G.00G. Indiana 5,000,

J. Tynsr, John W. Houghton. E. S. Pier-1 The-V ,7" 1 ftntmnS Ee,ctlonal ! -1. C .o,t 7?,, son. Jonas Miller, Phiiin N. Smith. en B f I'kmb, and iherekore go yf -tfS v Jc jr; g f On motion of A. Johnson, the meeting fo5.a, !uwk Ff-' public, over adjourned to meet at ths Court House. ch lhe aml tIitlr V"'y to Whore c,n bo found tho

Ohio 7,000 and New York and Pennsylva-! of th" 1 in 1 Asylum piil a fiyinj visit to our low ni:t 13.0ÜÜ e.-ich Tim remainder will be 'F'''7 j" any with Dr. Ei.i. p.o- . . XT c l i i.i x . ecedt'd to hi.ttd to vis:t a l.inn'y m,ih;iiüii:'' taken from New Lngland and tho bestem vorai am.uk, chil.he-t. Tee father ar,! mother

StrvtHi. No Southern States except Missouri will c:lled on for rnn; öOO'J are asked from Missouri. The excitement is on the increase. Martial lav has been pioclaimcd in the Distiict of Columbia, and troops aro hurrying to tho War department to r--- ' port thenioolv3. Great uneasin . ;..lll9 fuf U u o tho eil I iOSfj preü?5"It is announced that Gov. Morton, of Indiana, Gor. Washburn, of Maine, Got. Curiin, of Pennsylvania, and Gov. Dewnison, of Ohio, have each been to Washington nnd nr'cd the government to purftuo a coercive policy. What business havo thee tntt Executives to bj interfering with tho knsinccs and luti'3 of tho administration rt WnKhin;:ton ? Tiie were elected lor no such purpose, and though they wero profuse ::i offering th? aid of their respective .States to carry on a war against tho South, it is quits certain that at least a portion of them iiad do authority to ofier such aid. Gov. Morton was oxtremely aniiou j to be clothed with dtatcrial military powers, but it is notorious that the Legislature refused to confer such power upon him, and iu our opinion never will. Tno people of Indiana will novor givu into the hands of O. P. Morton the war-making power. They aro willing to obey all tho requirements which ho can constitutionally inako upon them to "rpel invasi on,M to ''suppress insurrection," or to'Vxecttto tho law" within the limits of Indiana, but not to invado neigliboring Statf s, till thny sli.ill havo show adi?pos tion to inters fere with or invado the rights of th pcoplo of Indiana. -Vtfw Albany Ledger. Tho avnilablo miliUry forco of Virginia is about 175,000 men. A lap dog recently brught 2,000 in Lindon, t uctiin.

From the Cleveland Plaindea'.er. Will tho: 0 be War?

That is the great question which now agitates the American people, from Maine to California. Tho ingredients necessary tor a light are parties and pluck. There , j:s no want of parties in the case, no want i i of pluck eo far as the Secessionists arj concerned; but thoro must bo pluck on; both sides to insure a fight, ihere is the ' rub. Now, we have no doubt the Ad-! ton:e lighting ?ill be necessary to con-; visce ih people of tho necessity of tho ; n.or.suro. Tho fighting will bo dono and j no nnore. It will be done, not with a view of re-uniting the Republic, but of de monstrating the necessity for two repub-j lies, slave an! free. This is Chase's idea, and in accordance with Lincolns celebrated declaration that rlave and free States could not exist in ths Union together. TU I? j 1 sectional men Th-y havs obtained their ! present position by being such. The records of their living are sectional, and thsy cenns: become national now without s.tultifying themselves and losing caste j with thf Ti.ir'v ib.it rlnrod them in'mnw LiN-coLx's Home" Speaks. Tho Democracy of Springfield, Illinois, made a clear sweep at the city election, last Tuesday, electing their entire ticket by 113 majority Ths IZs''wL'r announces the result as follows : Giori ms result ! It i crushing rebuke to local corrupticn and partisan venality. whila it tells that the Democracy at the heart of Illinois, appreciate th.e necessity ot unity and sing'oncss 01 purpose, in Mew of the crisis in which the country is driven by the criminality of sectional demagogues, North and South Let the word go out that "Lincoln's home." is und. and despite the money appliances taught in the canvass ot 1SGÜ. nd which secured Lyman Trurabull his . . . . it 1 sent m the feenate, ard Lincoln a laajorty in Illinois, tha p'opl have recorded a rebüke which should ho instructive, though limited to the area of the corporation limits of Lincoln's home." .!0" Tcn.i:r;jv, Xpiil 1." prominent pen-imen in Virini tel",-riT.hc 1 to Montjouery tii.v.t Virginia v. :!1 pi'0.'My st'-efde tc-morrow. Oer. Ditch Piil.v.v ha Jint arrived to offer Jc-H. Davis a division cf Tenn-see trooj. LvryljD.Jy i--. d lihted with ttie cncour.iging l.cvsf'. ra Viru.;nhi. Vice ri-of' .lent liter'icnhas arrived. It is said tint Virginia will vaite with the Confc 'ticv. rVcnideEt Pavi-i w iil vneato hi Feat at. Tontr:on.crv. the Vie? Preside.' atmiircr t'vj duties and t-i;j.;nake !:1. ho?..', c'aiterss at Kir!ira.nd in Uailiv.i. s-it! fin.. Ij;-:iiH-ir;r.l as second in t-rtT'i i.iandGen. Era;?? e.ri take ca-e of Pens.icola llie loretron:,? 1 lv authritv. T;;e Cihinet will avrait Pres dent Lincoln's ofä-1 e;al prcc'anvit ion lc-oi e takinr action M-reoMRv April 1. TIss puhüe h-re ro d:-h;dited that the tmeerti-td.y h at. an end, I it;at vre nr? nr,v enttrc jnstiiid in driviii? th v:-.d?i? from our .r.il. io rue fods arMiiu le of j iIouV. nt t.) t':e rf -jv.ilt, ar.d thecnly regret h that I'ivi.h t Liiir.tn does r.ot hn? the exj-ectitic-n. Mom c".;;:kv, April 1 (j- Th.f Caoinft wcr ia co -uif ii tt-i- frrer.om. 3Tr. IanokiV- prfHaniation v,'i9 re? 1 nmh'si, burst:! of laughter. The Secretary of War authoriej t'ej rtatera nt liiat ."-.0M; more troops were c.d'od out to uay to ni;et Liu-juhiV men. rir:r. ktt- r.riMA, Pet n., April H. A inohoftwo hundred hoy? visite.1 the reid'n,e.-: of r-e''eio:i;-fs. compciiV.pr. thera to lr".st t'ie American tivs. The chief of pf.Iica a-ic::led tlse lisiir leadi-r. T'ne M.'.yor rd 'resrr.d tho c.-ow:! r.nd or h red it to disperse. He said he co.:I Jn't p-ruii any further in-d;:!:-we of thH spirit. lie would proeeed to extrcniith's if they Ii !'t d'spi' ve. Mayoi IIe:rv isutl a prociamatioa that treason a;a;iistthe Uaion m;?tnt oe pcnri ad,;::id ale 1 the c"'te:n t teake known every person aiding 11k ene ijv L T cnti.-tie, lauailioas cr prov.sion-J. Ti:e Lei-.atvre has passed a lax makin.c: connivance with eneniie? puinhable by a line of 3.C90 or ten years irnpri.-oament. The Second Rc mn.t, lOh'O men, tendered their services to the GuTcrnment. They are Irishmen. CfiARi.rsTOX, Ap:il IG. The fleet stopped tliree ve.vt Momi'ij :n. and attcrwards pernuttod thein m :n, n. auerwarus erm.noa mem . It wo:i t inter. e-e further uat.i orders enr ranee from Wa-:i:i'ton. It U estimved that there are about ten thotJaiid troop-t i.i and about the ci y, and" more arjivinr. lleaurpitd is.iv; he can ret fitly thousand in tills State, and decliaes Ctife-s of iepimen:.i froai Gen-jjia and Alabama. Gooil authoiity st.'.tes thatt'icre ts i:o doubt lh.it fhic;Iand arid Franco wiil reeouixe Ihe independence of the South soon. The "Isabel" just come and reports Federal det-t .sailed, accompanied by he Uakie with Anderson .n board. ALKiNora. Dr. Me Workman Superintendent wlio are in hurnb'o eireuins.tanees, :;re of f.i'r eunjpletto."; dark h i'randblue eyes, atvilu arrelat;onship to csch o'licr as fiir;;t conin.. They have had seven ccii.ircu, of whom five a;e A hinoes, with hair a white as t!ie drivea snow, excectlinirly f;,:r eomptexion. and eyes of a pink color. One of the.o i? aa infant but two or three weeks old. All of them are so nearly blfn J a to be unable to dhitingubh a single letter, or to n.xnürc an education in the u.Jiial ray. P. McWorkiaaa des-crii-es th;tt tti.w wen proper ubjee's for ndiai--ton to the id inität.: .Vä töIho Vhe VmI children vsitli him on lu.4 retuni. Gtahrn 1 unrs noma Testimony. MedaryviUe, Bui aki Co., Ind., Feb. ö, 1 F.'.O. Da. IJortACK Tlii" i to certify that I luve been ii:4lii; t-'onie of voi r Blood Pil!. and "tirilier ; I wa.- ;.!. ri sick tiie first of September last. I wrc very si.-k for atiout one week, I received fOT.e relief by the aid of a doctor, though I lingered for som throe month1 and ltcw no better. I rrocured a a bottle of vonr Burilier and a box of Bi!!, bv the time 1 u.-e 1 thi. medicine 1 felt a-i t!ion-b I ktiew not what bad health wa.-:, 1 waable to work hard and f It well afterwards. Some tw o week.-? nj,o 1 was t.tkeii very bad, ho bad ihat 1 was iinconsci'ms what 1 was about. 1 ot another bottle of our ln iiier and box of Biiln, 1 used that and found relief. Yesterday 1 sent and irot some more, 1 had not the money for it the hot'imr 1 sent, but 1 este m your medicine so h;ddv tint 1 would nt d witliout it as loii as my crcuit was ywod iion.!i ; to rct it, 1 am mending at tios time by the jood elb-etof vour m'.u'ti esteenied Blood BuiilLr and Bills. Vours truly, from Vl.-A.D Ao ?tIonoA. See Advel ti.-ement. npril 1 1 :i 1 1 w 1 as ir O T 9(1 !1 . .. ... Uherca., my wite, J -.enor J ABlior, has leit niy im'u aim oo'ini wiui'jui nny j etiuse or proy- ; oeation, 1 forewarn all persons Irom lnilorin or! tnistiiij her on mj account, of tier fotit ractin. April IJ?, 1801 12tS STRAY El). I'rcm the scrih r. in Bikh&rt Bo Intl.. on the 10th day of April, a sm-tll B.av Mare, black maine and tail, with etar iu the forehead, nnd heavy with foal, and touryoara old. 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.ut;i a Heavy Cotton?, . . Prints, 0ir fock ha l,oen selected with preat ear. an 1 eouiprUes everything in the wav of "V GOODS. G-rccories, Glass vTare, tints & C-ars, Soots A: IShocr-, We If Snertf::!lv iftiln .!! T r. 1 ! -: lf UmihU iWiis toihow rood. and v. s' will rot 1- ii').Icr.-o: i xocj; ior the v. L o w P r i c o gtor t k y. c o ä N t. a SOUTH OP THE EDWARDS II0CSE. V"c wa:;:, i:l cxck;:r:K2 f'.r Good, ?.0G90ö Foet erf gqacrc Timber ! 10,000 GOOD, OAS TE3 ! AMD ALL KIVDf or COUNTRY PRODUCE! Tle-u-cpvema call before purraasin?. -iL' tea 2' Oi! i - '--vj. -KJ o J1 X I lillMMEX. MARSHALL CO., IXD. Th: s;:b.-criber respeetl'utly iuioiim tke puiiit that tti Founry is nov,- Ju F U I, T B I, A S T ! And :hal ho is at all tines prepared to lüanif.cture PLOWS. KETTLES. FA KM LSG UTKXILS, And every arti;-ieift his line of buniue. ALL WORK W A Hi? ANTED TO SUIT CUSTOMERS I And will be sold at FAIR, FRICTS. CALL AND EXAMINE HIS WORK. lie ij determine J net to be unJrso!J. J. B. HARRIS. lh-irsea, Feb. 27. 13G1 ."tf AND FUR IV l TÜRE! ! IvI. WOODRO v7, Agent, ct-i.n ixroi::.i ins fribnds axd V lell.-Mv eiti; ( of i"! vnioi.t 1 Hiid adjoinir. towns, tliut he is yet at liisid 1 utard, oa Micliiaw street, with the best i.-o:titie:it cf i FUUN1TU KE. CHAIRS, MATTRESSES LO O K I N i - L A b.i ES, GLASS PLATES, GILT FRAMES J:c., Thit oat I e fev.nd ir tie octiLty, and at lower price1. COFPI S , ! or a. 1 kind, Be.viy-Mado ar.d Trimmed t3 ordtT oa shot t notice. A GOOD HEARSE, rdnrch 7, 1:01 Cm'J WALL PAPER!! , yLMX, SATIN, AND GUILT. j ' j I'nou di WINDOW SHADES to k( rp cut al' the ligb7. VH psper worth from 6 cent to $3 ; j,, jrjVorth from 1 W 25 cents tcr j ymd. For pale by TK.KSTIiyc? J. C.

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