Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1861-06-04

              - -w I I VOIiUVfE'XXIV4 cook,hurtw cor Offiei In JaarnU Bnlldlnffa, I, .... . "- ,try ! I Dn.v, - - - - ... .,.. irnill TjAlXT ABTIBTMIva BT TBI MCA IB. OlM UBU 1 VB4T, 0 SO b aquas waxel Ob " .twee, S 00 On "-'ltHk. 1 W 9m - " I moatk, ii b 0. " (month, UM On m.nt, M 0 Ob . t montha. I 00 Ob I Booth. ' I 00 On (day, ! Tl Ob " 1-, f M v-orsrrUg BOttataie M, irrBiAa,I, sw ab- WABOB. ' -. - WIBKLT ArVBBTIBINO. Par Sooen, OB tuaertio mi tr wi.iih " T rr Bquan, sota week la dH.ea - v Displayed Advertisement half aur aaa the above - fate. I . 4. i - '- ' . Advrtimata 1 tntttsat f :.- IbI Mto,daMt i . i All notice regalnd 1 t be Bobli atl W Iw, legal rats. . ! .. Af esdendoB theia.! ask B alter im ami wbbb, sveYatae; bat all aaah Bill . A MrM.1. mora than the above BmUh Oarda. not asoaaUsf f a lttua, far rar, laaUa, l.oUi aataWU iu. . ... , i .MMof BaetlDci.aharitoMtlMaaMat.flr aoaiia . ara.i Bail prM fc . ... JU TrtmdmUdtl0trti,$mmltmmlUfidmJifmt: That - - al will aot ba wm mm. . jrA4nrtinaialtahMillarhblBltoprtea. - OHIOKBRINO- PIANOS All' jiE 40 vmm Medals . And hat aiaaa 4 a4 avar 08.000 INSTRUMENTS. ThaM (MraBaal ban all tha , Ileal ImproTtrmeBUi of the Aft), . T , kui , kayoBi snsaarlaMt, Ik J vFinest PImos la the' World: i . VarHeolar aJtaaMa hi wq SBTBIRAL 1. a. WOOD!. ' f- ( ' Itlt Aemt Ar Oaakvl OU, I Baoktr Blook, Bruad felraat, Ooluantua da-M-M-dlr ... I 7T NOTICE , T H AVB SOLD thl da-.tTtk day tt Apr, IBM, to Pa-! I tar P. Traiap, my aatlm.MMk a Waloha, Oloeki. 5lry, , Aa. P.rani kartaf anaBUIad aaaaaaM wlli t ali al Ul oie aiaai, ia wqw bo. Oblo. , auUai B. KIBKPATBIOK, " TBB 0BBAT ' j ClalrToyamt, PbjraUlaa AitloBli RBMPIOTFULLT BBBaBBO t th ltlaaB and pnbUtt that b will attaad la atawiltatloa en tba . ; PAST, PRBSXST AXD FUTU&S,' i on bmwl by asaaad land, tbaaomiaf ortal. lo, araaaai, lp, ooarublp and marrUw, aadall thlaf prlalalag to inula lift.. IaralU mit4 with arale r aoata ' Junaaioaa Had latnudlat and praiBBl rllf by aon-mltinc Hadtoi LwU, a h bu tar many r bjw ! fliimd and oontrulled by Dr. Tboataa Laphar f ' ,bnli,ll. T., who a haown la ba Ma aaaatadanly , akllltul Pbyioianof that llaly. . . Madam Law! warranm to (Ira tmaltalt aattofaeMaB. I . lioura trom alaa A. M. I P. M. . ' BOOMS la llnmpkry'a Ballding, aoraar al Iowb a lrl Ht., tblrd Door. ... I M ,JIa,H,uSm.. ..- . ,-i r. WALNUT 8TREBT HOUSE, WALNUT STREET, . I J)tlw"n Sixth ani 8Mtk rni, cWtwwN, DAVIS & MARSH, PmOPBUTOBa. marill-d8m . PAP v 350- la tost: , i BEAUTIFUL, AND CHEAPER THAN EVER '.Li nrjR spuiko STUCK IB UKUaOALLY Varro o wnll auortod. -Tb Tr from AkfKBIOAK, BMOLIall and FB ;aOLD PAPERS AND BORDERS, Handaom Cold Paper mIIIbk from (0 11.86 par Boll, formerly told from II .00 to ft.U. GOLD AND VELVHT BORDBRb, Traah and Jfew Stylo at about half their former price . ... , SPLENDID DECORATIONS For Oborohai, Hall Parlor and Galling. Side Ltffbt & Fire Board Paper! , , . - . w All nt raiy ae and tplradld pattarna, vary cheap, GOLD AND PAINTED BBHADS Of tb latartand rlohaat dMl(rram IT t UM Inch " " GOLD WINDOW OORN1CB8,; And.Onrtain Band, from 19 to fa. t I jBiiff. Blue Green Dollaada, ' r ' , - all width and prlca, and warranted tb boat quality J WINDOW FIXTURES, All kinds, j COBD and TASSELS, U varioUwB, oheap BEAUTD7UL PICTURES and FRAMBS To matah for tba daooratlon f your Bouaai ij j OaB and aumlna oar Stotk bmr parohaalnf . RANDALL &' ASTON, 109 South ZXlsh 0vw. ; o COLUMBUS. O. I -. f .- V , II. B-LaiUorda and pmu wlihlng qnanUtle o .! . Panr will k monay by baying ef m. Oaaatry Kr. chant and peraona from abroad will to woll to call and aaa a. - mar dlraaod f. 0 J k k. . Bntler'a Hercantilv, Kecor4 A Cepylnf EXCELSIOR FLUID INKS, JIAKLTAOTBBBD BT JAMEt JJ BfJTLER, Affeat; 39 TINB BT, CORN KB. OF OOMUHECI, crtrTCNA.'xr, '.o'l..,'''''';, ' rTn oat by I.&00 Marobant and Bankart of th tWh and Watt. For aala by 1000 Wala4 llaHar and afar ; chan ta of th Son tb and Watt, oTIn u. alio by Hoaa of BapiaaantaAtra..! Wash ! B-taa.D.O. - -- Brt-dm OIO. B. DlXOir;. i ' : ' I. W. PABEBB. GEO. R. DIXOX & CO., 0HIp;;MUSTARDMILLSI Wholaaala Daalen hi Fruk Routtd t Growl Oof, JSpw, Muttari Pepper KBnee, Tom at Omtamp. ' " Baking Powder, Pea Nut, Idig, Hti(ri, &a XaTUicbctt eub prtoBid iar Moaaard Bed.- Btb 948,' 94 auid B4T ByaABna- Street, prljB r . - BOIBtH0.1BBaBII (!IBW.) NEW WHITE FISHlahkir Vi quarUr bbla, 270. 1 MACKEREL, quarter bblsv.od Cht' EXTRA COAL OIL, by tertel or gallon. IRTJITB,, SPTS ASD LIQUORS.. iyrale by ; tnyS-4.W wf tt ..mvipr . - ' v. . " ' ttti tr. -. rvn . . v . , . ' t . ' rmm w rm fTn A titn m rT n o rv a "r aT n tfa i r 1 1 tivt i' i cni . . . , - v mi k w k -wn , ;. ,v , ...... uul.ujyi.hus, McHENRY & Q ARSON LAMP & GAS FIXTVRB DEPOT, NO. 163 MAIN BTKEET, AbT.foorth. OIB0IHVATI, 0. TVSAXKHS la tamiM, Chaadltor( aaa Oaa Tlx XJ tnrta, Coal Oil Lai tnra, Od and Btoam Pip rittlnst, Ao. f arfB Oil lii.n. Oklmiwn. Wli-ka. Ac . Gaa rilllDg in all It departnaala., Voal Ulll aiuio- aurr ariosa apzxajim OAPtTAti .PICTURE GALLERY ! No. 101 SOUTH HIGH STREET, " (Opposite Gazette Building,) . COLUMBUS; OHIO . , , r " 1 -.i'i i. '. Photographs, Chlarrogrnphs, Ambrotypep, &o., &c.' f Taken in the Highest Style of the Art J0IL BIKTB. . A. J. WATTS, Principal IrtUt. BiajrB. DAVIDSON & BRO., " (Sooeaaion to 0E0. U.tlXOV, MOBTX IAST COSNKB FIFTH ASD MAIS Bit. nnma Aire wroi.mali bialiu ii PCBi bBPOS BHD VIDtCIirKS, - k ' CHBMI0ALH, SOAPS, BRUSHES, PATBKT UBDIOiMBfl, FAK0T ABTICLIS, P0BI WINKS ASD LIQU0B8 tot Mfrdiolual aw 00AL OIL, BUBNIN0 FLUID, ' , PinilS, OILS, YABNISHK3, he Ao. AO Birorlnf at with a llt or tholr arden will And i took eanpHit and prion moderate. aprlT-dOmMaw " HOHE AMD FORBIOI PATBMTH. fba nudviignad for many yaara angaovd In tb Ptvtent usio preparing reaiimony la eoutia caiea, ba resigned to oontiuo hi profewlon of aeourlng paWnta, Amaiioaa aad Bnrouan. Patenta obtained on new 4tnd nqlnatly rejeoted applloatlont for eontlngent fee to be Bald wbea th patrol are aranred, if deird. Examination of new Invention from rough pencil skatcucv, looviermin inair pareniauiiity, oiaae previou u ap plying lor patonta, lur nra duller., o. w , w vuv, uoi-n wall, Orange Oo., V. T. , nurl9-dly WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEPOT . for r , FAMILY CROCERIES, BTo. IB XVortlX XZisla. I5te. COLUMBUS." GEORGE F. WHEELER, . i : : DIALER IM TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, &C Flat Staple Orocerle In every- variety. a00D3 AEBIVINQ DAILT. lour, ' CHEESE, aprlT-dUm HAMS, fc. r c, Mccracken, 8HIRT MANUFACTURER, No. 19 West Fourth Street, OPPUfllTB STKKPLB WITH GOLD BAND. aprlT-dly TAFT & HENDRICK, DENTISTS No. SO Weat Fonrth Street, bttrea Wal-aat aimd Vine, CWCLtf ATI, O. BANFOBDS LIVER INVIGORATOR BVEB DBBUIT1TEI. TT IS COMPOUNDED BUgTIKKlaT ATROM J trnma, and haa become an established tact, a Standard aledlela, knows and ap-l seed It. and I now naortad proved by all that ban to with eonSdenoe In all recommended. . . tha disease for which it i tc It h aa oared thousands 3P within tbe last two Tear. who had (Iran np all bop of rolief, a tha numerous my potatairion show, to the temperament of tha used in such quantities a ell. rro solicited oertlScatea In Th doe most be adapted adiTtdoel taking it, and aot gently on tha Bow- p- tc o o bet tba dictate or your ns of th. UYBB mVIQ uran oomplatstb, Judgmentgolde yon In tb vha i vu, ana it will cure BILLIOUB ATTAOR8. DTBPBPBIA, CBBONlCi DIABBJIOEA, 8UMMEB OOMPLAIHT8, DYBBS-8T0MA0B, HABITUAL OHOLBHA, OBOLMBA FASTOM, FLAW- rsar, drops y, govs 008TIVBHBil8,CHOLIO, M0RB0B.OUOLBBA IN- LBSOM, JA VNVIOB, AW, and may be need no BV FA MI hi MEDl. HBADACUB. (aa tbon. FBK A LB WBA XNKH8- eeesfQlly at an OBDIHA- VI urn. ii win anra siva aaa ean testify) In waty ewarWs are loans at oora-l mUmUm, if am or fare Tea- menoeaient of attack. ALL WHO UBBITAHBl b it favor. I (HVIHU tbeir testimony Aff WATBB IH TBB MOBTH WITH TUB ISriO-6BAT0B,AND SWALLOW BOTH TOQBTUEB. Prle On Dollar per Bottle, ALSO , 7": " SAKFORD'S ' ''7 I . FAMILY BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS. COMPOUDNED FBOH PUBB TKOBTABLB BZTBACT8, AND PVT VP IU SLAB OABBB, AIB TIGHT, AUD Wl L KB IIP IS ANT OLIMATK. Tha FAMILY CI-la bat actire Cathartic, Bsed la hi praetlo mor , Tb eoastaaAly Inoraaa-wh have leas aeed the TBAB.1 iiri.lagen. whioh proprietor ba th anty year, ing demand from tho PILL8, and tha salisfao-raaard to their a, haa in-within the reach of all. know that different Oar. firtlons of the bowela. UAKTIO PILL baa, well ostabliahed fact, been ty of tha purest Vegetablt on vry part of tb ali-O00D and SAFE In all needed, ancb as DB-J TOM A OH, ELEEPI-B A 0 K AND LOINS, AND SOKKKESS OVIB from aodtkia eold, which end In a long course of I'e-TITS, A OBEEPINO OVEB TBI BODY, AOBV, or WEIGHT IN FLAMMATOBY Dig. OHII.DBEN or ADULT8 PUBIFIBBef tb BLOOD flesh Is hlr, too nuuierout (aaa whioh all enprea in daotd m to plica them Tbe Froittaioa ' w.n thartiaa act en different Tha FAMILY OA-wish da reference to this Mapeunded from a varte- xtneta, wnicn aot aim menrary canal, and are ease vbr a Catbartio I BANOrMBMTS of th , PAINS IN TBB OOSTIYBMBSS, PAID THB WHO LB BODY, freqBeatly, if neglected, iw. LU68 OF APri- siksatiox er oold STLBtmNBNg, HEAD-TUB HBAD, all IN-lalll, WOBMS In BHB0MATI8M, a oreat and many dlasaae lowhloh aa mention In this adrar- tl semen t. DOBS, 1 to S. riiii sa a isini&B. TBB LIYBB IKVKtOBATOB AND FAMILY OA THABTIO tlLMin retailed by DruggUt generally aad told wholala by th Tnule In all the large town. , i.-.i. O.T. W. SANtOBD, M. B, atanofaclorerand Proprietor, MO 8 Broadway, New Tork. Sold In Onlnmbnt by Bobert. A Samn.l, John Denlg aad G. Dnlg4 3on, : . ., .. oct2A'0-dlyawlyltp WIRE FEXCE. rWoven by Machinery."" te l3e per foot. Beautiful Arbor; Summer Sou, Qatet, $c. W. B. FTJLLBBTOM, No. 7 Btirnet Bonae, Cincinnati, 0 aprS-dam feio.StHte Journal Taeadajr Mcralnir, - - 4, 1SS1. Kw rrona th Sonth. The Kew Orleans Picayutu, t the 20th inat , gaye:' . ' . ' . All Teasel belongiDg to tbe CnKH States, which arrived In thil port after the Clh ioat, were form all eeiied yesterday bj th Con federate Siacee Marshal, in eonfurmitw will) the aot of Congress in relation to- prirateering, which gave thirty dajt for all vessels to leave, but mad no pro? iaion for Teasels arriving afler itg passage. I The Tru Delta bat (he following significant item : ' ' Scaroely day passes that dispatohes are not received anoancing the csptar of prises. The success which has rewarded lb.e activity of pri-teers bat surpassed the expectation, of owners.1 Well freighted ships seem to fall into their hands as by the power of fascination. The trim little vessels make a oirouit, and tmmediutety a lat prise presents itself as if by process of pre destination. We rather like the working of "piratical theology. ( The nuiform of the C. 8. army is thus given in the New Orleans papers: - - - ' 1 " The coat to be of cadet gray cloth, abort tunic, double breasted, two rows of buttons down the breast, two inches apart at tbe waist, and widen ing toward the shoulders. Pantaloons of sky blue cloth, made full in the leg. The different corps of the service to be distinguished by the color of tbeir trimmings blue for infantry, re1 for artillery, and yellow for cavalry. Ihv but. tons lobe plain gilt, convex form, three quar ters of an inch In diameter. In the artillery corps, tae buttons are to be stamped witn tue letter A; ana inrantry ana cavaly, the buitons will bear only the number of the regimeut. For tbe general and the officers of his staff the dress will be of dark blue oloth, trimmed with gold, tor tbe medical department, black cloth, with gold and velvet trimming. AU badges of distinction are to be marked upon tbe sleeves and collars.' Badges of distinguished raulr, upon (he eollar only. For a brigadier general, three large stars; fur a colonel, two large stars; for a lieutenant colonel, one large star, for a major, one small star, and a borizoutal bar; for a captain, three small stars; for a first lieutenant, two small stars; for a seoond lieutenant, one amall star. For a general and staff officers the buttons will be of a bright gilt, convex, rounded at the edge a raised eagle at the cen ter, surrounded by tbtrteeu stars. Exterior diameter of large sited button, one inch; of small sue, one-half inob. tor omoers of the corps of cugineers the same button is to be used, except that in the plaoe of the eagle and starr, there will be a raised & In berman text, tor officers of artillery, infantry, riflemen, and cavalry, tho button will be a plain gilt convex, with a large raised letter In tbe center A for artillery, I for infantry, &e. Tbe exterior diameter of large sized button, seven-eighths of an inob; small size, one-half Inch. No cap bas yet been adopted. In the Mobile Advertittr of May 23, we 6nd tbe following specuil dispatch from Montgomery, Ala., dated tbe 24th: An order has been issued lo clerks In me de partments lo be ready to leave for Richmond by Wednesday or Thursday next. Some leave to- lght to prepare rooms. It is supposed that the President takes his departure soon. 'All are busy packing up to move. Tbe JNow Orleans Vena ot tne J4ln instant, gives the total force of Louisiana, now in He field s follows: At TenaMcol.i - '. ..t,ino .,.1,M ii virKiiiiaati.i n rouco In Arkuniia Sea coast anil harbor defense... ...1,701) annua Total 7,360 In addition to Iho above, Ihe Delta says tint there are now in camp, awaiting orders to march, ,00U more, and at leust O.UUU armed and equip ped in tbe oity and for borne protection. The YVaoo ( Texas) aouA W Mtsaye: We are reliably informed by a gentleman in wh?m we have implicit confidence, that a letter was received two weeks since by a citizen of Palo Pinto county, from bis son in Suit Lake, Utah, urging him to leave Western Texas at once, as the Mormons and Montgomery men from Kansas, conspired with the Indians of the Plains, designed ravaging the Texas border this summer. We could slate tbe details of this important and significant intelligence, but the signs of tbe times are sufficiently alarming to put Texas upon tbe guard. Soouts should be constantly on the alert, and our troops thoroughly organized for any movement. Col. Van Dorn has by letter informed t committee of the citizens of Corpus Christi, that at an early day he will place troops on the Rip Grande frontier for its ample protection..: - ' j The ladies of Goliod, Texas, have organized a company to practice tbe use of firearms. The Virginia Vote. A correspondent sends the New York Expreti the following vote of sundry counties in Western Virginia on the Ordinance of Seoession: j Fur Ordinance. Againat. Hancock, Brook, Ohio and Marshall (tho 0. 828 I 1, t2ii0 mJ. lif.O BdO " 600 " !' 1,0.- 1 Z.25S 8S0 1,11111 700 l.-f. miij. il,2lK C-i'l 1,000 BsJ. C7S ", 1,700 '' 216 ! 1,2211 . - 100 1,000 niflj. 700 MM " 013 " MS 6 Panhandle oounties) Kanawha (residence or G. W. Summers Da hell - Wayne...H Putnam .V. Mason , Wood (residence of Oen. Jackson) Preston (residenco of Win. O. Urowue), Tyler Harrison (residence or J. H. Carlisle).... Wet ael ,..V,....M. Pleasant Monongalia (my riaonce)..,...., Wheeling Harrison . . Parkersbujg M. Wood county.... Fai tnotil Berkeley Harper's Ferry (Army) . 101 1200 Marshall Taylor ... Preston .....Mi.H. Wetzel - Morgan 120 Clark - 643 Leesbnrg (Loudoun county) 145 Brooke 1" Oblo 157 723 3,313 At Morgantown, the county seat of Monongalia county, the vote stood for the ordinance two, against it eight hundred. They also took a vote at this precinct, although without authority of law, but for tho purpose of testing Ihe sense of the people on the question of making a Beparal State of Western Virginia, whioh resulted, to separate State ' 801, against it none." The above shows a goodly number of men, who, acoording to Senator Mason's precious doctrine, had no right to vote and ought to have left the Slate. They will stay and ultimately have the State with them. Tbe central counties are reported as nearly unanimous for secession, though no returns are given. In Riohmond oity only four rotes were cast against secession, and the wonder is that there were any. Ellswotu Abmed. The Troy Whig states' on the authority of Mr. Wisner, Col. Ellsworth's Secretary, that tbe Colonel bad a navy revolver in his hand, ready cocked, when murdered by Jackson. But he was looking at the flag on his arm when the assassin appeared, and was off his guard. - Otherwise no doubt Jackson would have fallen in his tracks before his bloody purpose bad been consummated. Not So. The story going the rounds that the Marshall House, Alexandria, where Col. Ellsworth was assassinated, was the stopping jUce of Gen. Washington is a mistake. It was (leu. HefTelbower'g City Uoiel, opposite Federal Hill, where tba Father of his Country formerly occupied rooms when in Alexandria. These rooms are now used as parlors. iOHlO. TUESDAY. MORNIING. Kimtmekjr and Tmmsae. Tha Louisville Journal of Saturday bag the following :. ".. '' ' ' . ;, .. t . - vTchhbssks. We saw, yesterday, seven Union men of leanessee, all fleeng from that State for the protection of life and limb. Bueh of tpem as are the owners of property have left nearly the whole of it behind, and some of them, with scarcely a dollar in their pockets, know not where lo go or how lo obtain lor themselves and families the means of subsistences . Besides these fogitives, we taw yesterday two gentlemen, w ha, being known to contemplate visit to Tenneoeee, have been warned that would be at th peril of their live. - Vet one of (hese gentlemen is native ef Tennessee where bis ancestors have Uvea for sixty or seventy years, and the step-eon of a distinguished Ten nesaee -statesman who recently betrayed the Union parly; and b knows of ao better ground of complaint against himself than that be onee entertained at his hciae a freesoil United States Senator. , . . i. t ' God bat sometimes sent curses upon people, but seldom suoh earful enes as the Tennessee disunionieU are plucking down upon tbeir own beads. , Ab, Tennesseeans, ye nave driven fortn your best men to beoome wanderers in other lands, y can exclude from your borders the Louisville Journal and all other papers that dare thunder tbe truth into your ears, but ye eannol shutout the rum, the misery, tb desolation which, by your deeds of ruthless insanity, ye are creating in yonr doomed home. - ' Abxisq or tbe SzoEsatouMxs. Dr. McCloud, a highly respectable citizen of Scott, who came up tbe river a few days ago, says that a oonsid erahle lot of guns and ammunition was put off at Memphis and placed iu tne bands of uenera 1'illow; lb munitions were parked in tugar and tobacco hogaheadt and intended to come lo Louisville for the use of the secessiouisls of Kentucky, but it was thought safest to stop them at Memphis. There was of course an appro - tension as to what might occur at Cairo. A collector from a New York dry goods house met a debtor from Memphis in this oity yester- day and insisted upon tba payment of a bill of several months standing, . lbs Alempbian treated the demand with indifference, assuring tbe collector that be would settle at tbe close of tbe war. The aolleotor, however, discovered that the Memphian merohant had purobaaed bill of goods in this oily, for whioh he had paid cash, and, learning that the nrtioles were ready for reshipmenl, he lost no time in having an attachment issued upon Ihe goods. It is unneo essnry to say that the Memphian compromised and settled bis New lork acoouot without reference to tbe termination of tho war. Two fugitive Tennesseeans, who we met yes terday, informed us that they heard some en raged disunionists in that State swear that they would give ten thousand dollars for our bead. That's not a reasonable price. We know many good Union man, who, not having quit as good a head of his own as be would like, would gladly give twenty thousand dollars to have ours and think it a great bargain. Lesion of Honor. It has been determined by the Government to give to every man (of whatever rank) serving n tue Army ana isavy of the United States in defense of the Union, a diploma, on parchment, or fine parchment paper. The design of tbe embelliBbment Is by Leutze, aud is cue of the most beautiful artistio aohievcmeuts we ever saw. Underneath it is to bo tho following certificate, vis: . . WASIIHiflTON, 18f . A. B. bas been enrolled as a in tho rces of the United Siates, for the defense of he Constitution aud the maintenance of tho Union. ., 1 - - ... ' ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By the President: -, 8eorelary of State. -, Secretary of the Treasury. -, Pceretary ot War. , secretary of the Navy. -, Secretary of the Interior. -, Postmaster General. -, Attorney General. Burying; m Fort. Quito an original method of taking a fort is desciibed in tbe last number of Jilackwoodi Magazine. In 1C00, a large Russian army besieged the Turkish fort of Azof, which was situated on a plain, strongly fortified, and had a small but well-disciplined garrison. No common approaches could be made to it, and tbe Turkieh oannon swept theleVel with iron hail. In this case the engineering skill of tho Russians was battled, but General Patrick Gordon, Ihe right-hand man of Peter the Great, and the only one for whose death it is said be evet shed a tear, being determined to lake -tbe plaoe at any oost, proposed to bury it with earth by gradual approaobes. He bad a large army; tbe soil of the plain was light and deep, and he set twelve thousand men to work With spades, throwing up a high oiroumvollation of earth, and advancing nearer and nearer every day to the place, by throwing up Ihe huge earth : wall before them in advance. The men were kept in gangs, working day and night, the earth being thrown from one to another like the steps of a stair, the top gang taking the lowest place every half hour in succession. In five weeks the huge earth-wall was carried forward nearly one mile, until it rose to and above (be highest ramparts, and the earth began to roll over them. This caused the Turkish . Governor to bang out the white flag, and give in. Hud he not done so, General Gordon would have buried the fortress. : Strength of the United States Kavy. The strength of the United Slates Navy al though not large in comparision with those of England, rrsnoe and Kussia, is by no means so contemptible as many imagine, its present composition is as follows: .: VEISS.U. OUNS. ft Sailing liners.... , .. ., 504 7 Bailing frigaios . , 3o0 18 Sloops-of-war 3H6 t Briga-of-war. 12 3 Sea-going atoreiibipt . w 7 6 " Moored torship." - 18 T First clast .team frigate 225 5 Ftrt-claB team sloops 108 8 Second clast steam aloop , 41 6 Third-clas steamer (frun-boath) H. 30 1 Tblrrl-class side-wheel steamers (gun-boats) 8 2 Steam-tenders.. , ... , , , 4 79 .Total 1,804 This is the total, foroe of regular - ships and guns at the command of tbe Administration. But this Is by bo means all of our force. Fifty vessels have been chartered for the blockade by the mercantile marine, and forty-one of them are already in .commission. There are some twenty revenue cutters in the naval service, many of them fine vessels. In all, therefore, tbe government has about one hundred and fifty vessels afloat, subject to its orders, carrying two thousand one hundred and eighty-four guns, a very formidable armament indeed, and one which will be able, probably, to maintain a pretty efficient blockade of the Southern coast. Spades Tbomps. An impromptu meeeting of the Home Guaid of Bast Med ford, Mass, was organized a few days ago, and the members proceed well armed with spades,' hoes, rakes, seeds, eto, to the gardens of those of their neighbors now serving the country in (he Fed eral army. The y soon prepared the soil and j planted the beds in good style, much to the joy or tbe remaie relatives 01 inn absent troops. Southb Cdbbbhct. The city of Charles-has issued a very neat style of currency in the shape of shinplasiers, They read thus:' '- "The Council of tb City of Charleston, 8. C, '0. 8. A., certify that this my p.s for fir (f.) unit." Storekeepers and whisky sellers fight shy of this picayune currency, and charge six limes as much for their goods when it Is tendered in payment. It is a losing currenoy for tbe people. , . , i L L L. .1.11 T . . 1 M'ff-" .'. ? I ft re. Jeft. Darls aa " AboliHmlt The fact has been before noted, and is ancb ommented on la Southern journals, tha some of Mrs. Lincoln's relations ar atces tionista, and are now serving la the rebel army. ()a the other hand, it is now said tnat Airs. Davis is rally anti-slavery ia her aentimeatp, The editor of tb Milwaukee Prtu speaks of this subject as follows: "We know that Mr. Davis, the wife of the rebel chief, sy mi a Lizes with tb anti slavery sentiment of tba North, whatever may be her vieasof th present . political dimoulues. . w have heard her express th strongest anti slavery sentiments in th pretence of the most decided advocates of slavery. Upon th occasion of the passage of the "Kansas-Nebraska Bill, an old toady was congratulating Mrs. Davis, in onr preseno, upon th success of that mjisure, lo which she replied, in subttanc "If it has the effect to extend slavery, I am sor ry for it. If th vimtn of the South . could b consulted in Ibis matter, slavery would be speedily abolished. As for myself, I would rather do tbe menial service of my family than hare the responsibility and oar of slaves." This is the social view of slavery by many In telligent Southern people; the institution only becomes dear to them when outsiders attempt to medd V Thef dl with it" Oaa. JsekMa'i Will. The following is an extraot from the last wlU and testament of Gen. Jackson. . "First. I beqieath my body to th dust, whence it came, and my aool I God who gave It, hoping lor a nappy Immortality, through tbe atoning merits of our Lord Jesus Christ the Sa viour of the world. Seventh. I bequeath to my well-beloved An drew J. Ddnelson, son of Samuel Donelson deceased, the elegant sword presented to me by tbe State of Tennessee, with thi injunction, that be fail not to use it, when necessary, in lupport and prelection of owrglurioui Liuon. and for tb protection of tha constitutional rights of our beloved country, should they be assailed by foreign enemies or aomettte traitor. The poor fool Donelson, whose brains, sines be ran on tbe Dark Lintern tioket lor tb Vict Presidency, have been in a slat of ohroaio addle, is now talking of drawing that sword in the cause of Jeff. Davis and the Southern Con. federacy. The only fear Is that he will run when the time comes to us it, and that the Union men will not be able to get near enough to dispossess nim or the relic. The Notorious Kliiiant. The Cincinnati Emquirer learns from a gen tlemsn whose authority it considers reliable that William Kissane, of Martha Washington steamboat arson oon spiraey, and Ohio Life In surance and trust Company robbery notoriety. fumerly a clerk in tbe pork establishment of l'ugh & Jobnaon, in that city, and subsequently of tbe firm of Smith & Kissane, late of th pi ratical, ulioustermg party in Nicaragua, com manded by Gen. Walker, under the name of Colonel A. F. Rudler, ia at Augusta, Ga re. criming for the Confederate army. In 1813, Alexandria, near Washington, was taken by the troops of Great Britain. Nearly air a century has since elapsed, and now it is taken by Ihe troops of the Uuited States.. Time works strange revolutions. The South Atklatr for Arms. ; We have been told that Ihe secessionists were well supplied with arms, but the following card ould imply (hat there is yet a denoiency en that score : The Poitmtiter will place thil in tome contpicu- oui place To Oummitht. The highest price ill be paid for good and serviceable rifles, with percussion locks, delivered to me in this city, er to Cspt. a. D. Lee, Charleston, 6. C, F. C. Humphreys, Augusta Arsenal, Cnpt. J. N.Galt, New Orleans, or Col. Duff. Green, Mobile. ' - The rifles most have a calibre of either fifty- four hundredths (54-100) of an inch, like the Mississippi Rifle, and have a barrel 33 inches long, witout a bayonet, or it must have a calibre of fifty-eight hundredths (58-100) of an inch and barrel 89 to 40 inches long, and have bayonet la inches long. There should be a patch box and mountings should be brass,, but these are not insisted on. The ordinary can usket will be used. . J. G0B.GAS, Major and Chief of Ordinanoe. Montgomery, Ala., May 6, 1801. Tretteoti In Virginia. . 3 udge Lyons, of Richmond, in his oharea to the grand jury of thai city, thus defines the crime of treason according to th Virginia oodt: Any citizen or resident of Virginia who now adheres to the United States, giving the Government thereof, or its officers aid and comfort, is guny oi treason, furnishing information or telligeuce, money, arms, ammunition, provi sions, or any assistance, whether gratuitously for reward, is giving aid, and therefore com- iuing (reason. Even the attempt lo do anv of these things, though unsuccessful, will make a man giimy oi treason, . Acoording to this definition, there are at least xty or seventy thousand men in Western Virginia guilty of treason, but we hardly believe that the penalty will be visited upon them just ow. Fkhinimk Patbiotish.-A lady of New York 9, upon her own responsibility, made up and boxed off to Washington, three hundred and sixty-five shirts, five hundred bavelock can- covers, and fifty, four green silk shades for the eyes. Another lady, who has ' four sons In the Seventh Regiment, has had scraped un into lini, for the possible use of themselves or their gallant comrades, an old table-cloth that has cnown servioe in revolutionary times, and is one hundred years old. ' ' ', General Soott. The Philadelphia Ledger says mat ucnerai ocoit remarked:, tbe other day 'This is my last campaign, gentleman, and it shall be my best." The promptness with whioh be bas brought to bis aid, and enabled such men as General Butler aad others of great ability to enter tneneiu, is reany among tbe most remark, ably feats of this really great man. A Lack of Confidence. The Science American, ' of New York city, says: ' o ... As a significant indication of Southern confi. fience in the insecurity of affairs in that seotioo, we may mention the fact that, within a few days past, we nave reoeivea irem parties residing in slave States, thousands of dollars intrusted to us for safe keeping. This shows, in language stronger than words oan express it, what some of our Southern friends think of ns and of Ihe Government nnder which we live. We received one single draft for ten thousand dollars. Tennesaee LeKlelatar. The legislature of Tennessee has passed the following Din: 8ec. 1. That no person ia any non-slave- holding Stale, or their agents or attornevs in this State, shall have power to sue or collet t any moneys owing to or any property claimed by tbe citizens of any suoh State in Tennessee during hostilities between Tennessee and tbe Federal Government.' Sco. 2. That it may and shall be lawful for such debtors to pay such moneys into the treis-ury of tbe State; which sums shall be receipted for by th treasurer, and shall be refunded, with interest, npon tbe cessation of hostilities. GEN. BUTLER! THE LIKK.NE-8 OF THE ABOVE OFJtCIB CAN be procured at tba Stationers, Picture Dealer, and baw Agent in thi city. Also at the Publishers, QU1KLAN A MDBPHY, 131 Fallon BtnN.T. Jnl-dtw NOTICES. TWO VERDICTS trom two very Inrpertaat Mere, In iwleUoa to CRISTADORO'8 IIAIR DTE. The lrst ef that jtecisloa a from tb pea of Pr. Chilton who ass as tqeml In this eonatry at an analytic sbamlsl, aad deUra tb dy to be aaatbuab fn from dtltUrlomt layndiassi. This may be called thh sciaa riFio vbrdict. Th taeoud daoUioa I a popular ea. 1 Th tk.us.ntW who ae tb dy ar ananiason la racommmdlng it, above all other, for lb axqalslta aataralneat of tbe blacks and brown It Imparl, aad tbe rapidity of ill enact. Thl as THE PUBLIO VBRDIOT. Tbe doeomeat which oatitnt these verdiol may be sesB at tne establish aisrU of Cbhtboao', Mo. Aslur Honw, Kw York. It eold every where, and applied by all Hair Dressw.- . Jul-dswl R. 1 . Rt .... Dr. RoJvay' Mtrnedi or th !R. JVie AUie of . Stature. ' LET THB SICK BB OOMFOBTED. ' In all dise th first object It to remote pain. Bad. wav's Boast Bauer does thlt qalckar than any other p reparative know a, and whoa naroolica, aloo hollo ttuan. lanta, and even ehlarofonn are neelas. As a dehnat against sudden attacks of all maladies, It claim a plaoe hs every home. Iteeth fi.a eater betbr a aoetnr ean aerlr. Th BmufralntnreeB tb vital principle, eaabllnf NatBre successfully to realat tb tit tremeadoo oneet o Cholara, Blllona Oholio, Scarlet Fever, Typhn, and Ty phoid fever. Small Pox, hfeaaU, Contolslons, Malarioai fever. SpsSMSaavd other Sere lmsiis, aattl tartker aid can be Bum in is tared. Far Rbeamatlem, Neuralgia, In- termllhnt and Remittent Fever la their early ttagea, It it t positive cur.; and as an application for external laja rles, It hat never baea approached la efflca-.y. Admlnlc tend aa adi'utt stimulant, II restore tutpenSed ani mation, whn aloubol baa no .nest wbat.rr. AKanta air ulumbaa Kroberlt BAmuel, J. K. uook, Jul HAIR DYE! HAM DTE! HAIR DTE Wm. A. BATCHBL0R8 HAIR DIE, ; The only Harmless and Reliable , , Djs Knonnl 1 AU other ar manly Imitatlest, and tbouUI be avoided If yon wbh to escape rldloul. OBEY, BED OB BUSTY HAIB dyed Instantly lo a beautiful and aataral Brow or Blauk, without th least Injury to Hair or Skin. . - i.'.- FIFTEEN MBDALS AMD DIPLOMAS have keen awarded to Wat. A. Batch axon tins IS3S, and over 00,00 applications have been mad lo the hair of tbe atront bf hi fameni Dye, " Wm. A BATSHELOB'3 HAIB DTI produce a eolor aot to be distinguished from attar, aad a mtrrtmtet aot to Injur la tb lout, howver long It way b oont!nod, and th 111 effect of bad Dye reraeoiod. Th hair I In vigorated Sir life by tha tplendld Dye, which Is property applied al Me. IS Bond Street, New York.. ' : .. J j Sold In all the oille and towns of tba United Stat, by Druggist and Fancy Qooda Dealer. Th Oannln has th name "William A. Batehelor." and address npea a steel plat engraving, en the fcurndu of each box. Whole! Factory-, SI Barclay St., mayia-dswly Late 833 Broadway, New York. ' Mrilt Great Central Active Prlatelpl oi' the Tola Anodyne li a true development of the original natural opiate. In all esse wherever opium hat ben used and la baneful effects witnessed, no remark of oars oan adequately compare Ihe difference, and bo decision It equal to a trial... Tbe Anodyne oontatnt aot a partlole opium, and th mot delicate constitution oan use It with ifetyand th parfcet, natural state It keep and leave the patlant, ahoald recommend It to physlolan who bar long sought thl tru development and to patients who want natural result. .1 The basis ef the UmvansaL Oo'vaa Bbmsdt I that free dom- from all components, which, by tbe great error In compounding, prod 00 eavplet Inert, instead of real euree. We place no restraint on it use every hour in th day, and ask all patients to make It the natural eoomy of all Coughs, Throat, or Lung Complaints, by a perfect free-. dom of application. - For Inflammatiry Sore Throat It 1 perfect remedy, and tor Whooping UonKh chaokt ell the 1 spasm and allow th Cough to bar It run ia a quiet wy. With tb spirit that oourta an Invrnthtttlon. and read! new to answer ail Inuulrlea, may we In tare ask all to be oantious to purchase only of those they oan rely upon. rrtoe wttnin reacn 01 an." . . .. may4 er Starrlagt Uulde Being; a Private In motor for married parsons, or those about to be mar rtod, both male and female. In everything concerning the physiology and relations of onr sexual system, and the production or prwvdmloa of offspring, Including all the new diecovertes never before given In the English lan. aage, by WH . TOUNO, U. D. Thi ll really a valuable and Interesting work. It It written In plain Ianguag for th general read or, and it Illustrated with numerous Bn- raving. All yonng married people, or those content latlug marriage, and having the lout Impediment for married life, ahould read thla book. It dlsoloaa secrets that every one should be acquainted with; still It It a book that must be looked np, and aot In about the bout (t will be tent to any one on th receipt of twenty-five ante, la tpeci or postage stamps. Addreet DB. Wat fOCNQ. No. 418 8PB00B St. above 4th. Phlladelnhla. ra. aWAFFLICTBD AND UNFORTUNATE No matter what may be your disease, before yoi plao yourself under tne oar or any one 01 tne nototiuu tluacks uatlve or orelgn who advertise in this or any other paper, get a fbpy of either of Dr. Young'a Books, and reed it carefully. M will be the meane of earing yon many a dollar, your leeuu, aou possiuij jour me. DB. YODNO oan b consulted on any of th disease d iribed In his publications, at his office. No. 41 o Spruo t above Fourth. ... . JuneS-deodly HOOFLAND'3 . (JREAT ; STANDARD REMEDIES of th present age, have acquired their great popularity only through year of trial. Unbounded wtlsfactloa a rendered by them In all eases. HOOPIsAND'S GERMAN BITTERS ' - i : : ' wnx rotrnvBLT emu , Xdvwr Complains, iBepata, Jaundice, Karvout Debility, IHiasB of tb Kidney, end on dlseeaes arising from a disordered liver, or weak-- - Bass of the Stemach aad Digestive Organs, : i. ; abb wrii, MtmvxiT nutvnrt YQX1W ftVtl, tlU.0S FEYtl, All rrvrs AH UU. See our Almanac Sir proof. Pxicx, 71 cents per Bottle.: Hoofland's Balsamic Cordial -1 will rosrnvBLV ana . . ' . j Coughs, Oolda, er Eoonaneaa, Breaealtla, InSnenao, Group, Pnsumocia, Ineipisnt Osaaumptum. and oas perlbrmed th most astonishing enre ver known ef CONFIRHKD CONSUMPTION. At t Diarrhoea Cordial It Is unequalled. Pares, 7S cents per battle. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN PILL, being well known throughout Huropt and America, needs no aomuMUdation bar. Tbey an purely vegetable, we rpnl wllk great exactness, and era sutr-eoetod. No heller CstharUs Pill oaa ba Drond. Parea, 26 eta. per box. Tbsee medicine an prepared by Dr. 0. H. J ACS so A to, Philadelphia, Ps., and St. Louis, Mo, and an told by ii ugguua nd dealer In medicine everywhere. Tbe ig-' aarurs ot C H. Jaoxmb will b on th outside of each bottle or box. " In our " JEwryfcouV Almanac," published annually, yon will And testimony and commendatory notices e-atn all paru of the country. These Almanacs an given away by all onr agent. JualS 00 dlytn-th-eat-tw. ' WW eng-ratuiat nr reader uuoatbe Jiaeovery of a tun cunt for BUteumatltm, Gout and N. ralgla, and all Merrarlal Dbteuet, whioh 1 effected without tha u of Internal medicine, which doetroy th constitution and Rive temporary relief only. In fact It Is tbe only known remedy effecting a perfect care, and w eel warranted, from ita recommendations. In calling the attention of the afflloted and those having friends suf. hiring from Bhenmatlsm, Gout or Neuralgia, or the per-ulclous effeet of aleroury, to tbe adverUemeat In another eelniun of our paper, of Dr. Leland' Antl-Bheumatlo Hand. mam-sm SPECIAL baTT Cltlsca aad Btraager W Mould my, If you ar weak or debilitated from any can, or troubled with Indigestion, Billousneas, Sour or Sirk Stomach, Flatnlrooe, exposad to epidemic from change of climate or weather, or oa tba decline from previous dis eaasa, do aot ail to try a bottle of Prof. Wood's Bettor-tlve Cordial and Blood Benovalor. It will trengtucn you, exhilarate and balid up tbe weakened 'organ of tL system. Only oee due. will be required to cobvIucc Jon of Iu wonderful (role power. Sttt York Tiff. mftyl-dlm aTMilhaws' Venetian Liquid Hair Dy Thi oaMirated Dye waa first prepared in IMS; since that time it ba been os ar vuousiXDs, and in no iu- etaoee has It failed to give vbbvbov eaVisrirrioM. THB VENETIAN DYE is tb cheapest in th world. It price 1 oLr rirvv Cxar, and each bottle contain Borjiu vat ecaanrt or tva, ooatainvd la tho usually old forons oou.ia. THB YKNITIAK DYB I the safest compost tlua ol ita claet. II to WAaBAKTBB but o iJOt the bair, or the oalp, In tbe illgbteetalegree. TUB VENETIAN DYE work with oariuiTT Ann eta- tajxtt. It canae no annoyance or trouble to tho who at It. , ' THB YETtBTIAN DYC prod ore any (bade turn may desired, on that will not fade, crock, nor wash out, one that m as permanent aa th. hair rls.ll. a THB VENETIAN DYE does not. in anv manner. Inter- (er with th stfrt&t sovmaai or tub Bilk, it atither eourche nor drie It. TUB VENETIAN DTE Is US best, cbeanaat, nt.it, sect eooweaieat, moat successful, aud moat prmammt Dj . ever used. THE VENETIAN DYB having rained an extended reputation, tbe public ar. CAUTIONED ei(ainst purchasing anv uraoared in the same stvle. nnder the same or dinwent aiu,a they an mere unitatleus aud liable to Jo injury. sVar aaa ea aw Drwmoim. Prepare only by A. I. MATHIfiWS, fcbt-dly-eod - - -' Drwggl.l, Bnffklo. T-HOLLOWAY'd PILL?. INDIGESTION, MOM oh aad Liver Complaint. These medicines will cur tbe most oonornied Caeca of dyspepsia, aud disorders of the stomach and liver. ' They her restored mora suffer ing dyspeptic to actual and permanent health, than all tha other ephemeral "apeciflce" milted. Vhey have stood lb teat of fifty years experience. They Increase the ap- ptlta, Invlgorato Ihe stomach and purify tbe liver. Iu bowel oompUInt they an equally emcaoious, a d for sick aad nervou headache tbey stand anrlvalled. Mold by all Druggists at 2Jo., ma., and I ptr box. Jul dlw IMPORTANT TO FEMALES 1 IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!! IMPORTANT TO FMALEtilll DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS I DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS I II DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS 1 1 THB IIEALT1I AKD1.1FKOF IVOBTA! Ia contintfall. in peril II tbe ia mad anougb to ncglrct or maltreat those aexual Irregularities to which two-thlnls of her sox an mor or lest subject. , DR. CHEESEMAN'8 PILLS, prepared from tbe tame formula which tbe Invontor, Cornelius L. Checaeman, D., ef New York, hat for twenty years used sncct-M- fully In an extended private practice Immediately relieve without pain, all disturbance of tbe portodical discharge, whether arising from relaxation or suppression. They aot like a charm In removing th paint that accompany diulcult or Immoderate menstruation, and are the only safs and reliable remedy for Flushes, Sick llondaclie, Pain In th Loins, Back and Side, Palpitation of tha art, Nervou tremor, Hysterics, bpasras, urokin Sloop, and other nupleasant and dangerous effects ol an unnatural nonunion 01 tne eexnat iiincuons. jn tue worst cases of i'iKor Allnu or Whites, tbey elfnet a speed) ours, wives A.3srr mathonb. Dr. ChMseman't PILLS are cfftuvd as tbe entv tare means of renewing Interrupted menstruation, but . LADIES MUST iJtAll IN Ml.ND . I That 0 taalsery areouht, If taken when the Interruption arise from natural ohiisuh, they will Inevitably preunt lb expected event. This caution I absolutely necessary-, for such it the tendency of tha Pill ten- tor the original fuoctions of tb tcxiral orgftojautfon that tbey Inevitably arrest tho process of gestntion. Jbqmcu o-if-eefieas, Haltna trace, n,irt w'n rsy ilurnia nnl uk-if. with each twx, tbe rv-ies Out Doihr per Bvx, com- .aiVayvoia 40 lo 50 Pith. t A valiisbia pampbiet to in na rro or trie aercnt. Pills seur bu mail oromrtlg, by enclosing mil to the G'-tie- ml Agent. Sold by Druggists renemlly. ' - ' . 11. u. at, ii:iii.u.-,. Qener.it Ag"l far Ihe United tUntee and CoHaetn. 1 w iunr street, w vora. Sold by Bobertt A Samuel, K- richu'-llnr end Juin Cook. ' octSSlyZtaw MACK & BROS. ,;' ' 78 Pearl atroot, Cincinnati) , BLANKETS, WOOLEN SOCKS, . . . MAbUfACTljllKBS OF . ' MILITARY CLOTHING : READY-MADE CLOTHING apSAdSm PRESTON HOUSE, ; ; . , (POBlfEBXr KUKBAY,) B. B. C0LT,...MM;..iMfM..M.....M.,H PiopatKTos. North-VV est Corner of Publio Square, ; aprisdem HVfKreut?lx.i 01ii MILITARY GOODS! 30.000 Tarda CADET- CASSIW1ERES, SINGLE 'WIDTHS, : ... Weighing 12. to oz. per Tard. ;..;.L- ''.'ADAPTED FOR OVERCOATS AND PANTALOOXS, Manufactured and for Sale by , H. RdlilNSON aScs CO;,' WOOL COxMMISSION MERCHANTS, 13Q South Front Street, ii4ii.jftLrEisiiiiA S. B.--A cample will be tent on application. I ? 1 - - - - myZK ' THE UNION MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED I"J AND . THING C L 0 IMCU'st ' toe Sol Al No. 1 (j.vjnnc Block. , ,'.w JOSEPH Q UNDERSaEIMER, . ' Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in , ; ' -crxiOT3Lioar&p HAYING Just returned from Baltimore, with his i tlnatookof Ulotblng and Genu' Furnishing Oorei ' I prepared to sell at tb lowost rates and on tbe most ren unabl terme. t3" Parlloular attention paid to the Wholesale Department. ' mylxdSm ATTENTION ! MILITARY ! " . 1 ARMY EQUIPMENTS! II4lGUTO, StVER -t CO. No. 20 k 28 Pearl Street, JWoo, Aetor Hon a a, Wew York, , ,' , CoDtinoutul House, rbilad. j Briggs House, Chicago. ' American Hotel, Columbus, O. SAMPLES SEEN AS ABOVE. KnapMckv T!rtor.ack, CAntmtntt, CHrlrf.f(Tn Woxn' Wagon and Horse Coven, Omp !lai krttti, 01H':r' Clnftitn: Ororooats, Marching and Rifi.iijr IjinR, C.ithni(i .'. Oan Cum, Belt, tfuldiers' Hnnvy biu ('. Ofliou' ltootrt, ' ttiefaaiouti Miliiary Hut, Fatigue Cftpi, Army aui Navy l)Unkri, Heavy Twlllt-d KIh(iuh10, lliftbt alia l)ti Him lot hi, Klanrjel 6lilru, Fluiint) Suit for a warm clim-ite,' OtuibaiiH, Zouave and lii-titiliir Mats, Artu Unlfot infi,. Army TenU, United Sttit r.gv, Ac. Military men ami p-Tsous ini'Tt-atcd in the forroalirm of nw c'mp:inlMi of Homo Gnaitli aro litvlttij to exaniiii. Hinplri, li. B. BAIlNKi, Affcut, . . t BiykVMUf American Hotel, CVhimbns ,t m norm sign aueei, -. . -. ...--) I IS. T.f ( U, .1 . '. '' ' I . .'i ,'; ' '" .O ti I ir ib . ..ll .ll f.. , J it'. I 1