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r r : it Mil ; I i ! t. THE OREBOR SRKTINEL. ' 3- - . I JACKNIINVW.I.K, OKt'.dON. rvtiirpay 3innxTi;. - HAT si, 1SSI. "Thtiik Krriuicr asp rmuuKKNtrr or toch Ifs'lOV. A (illVKONMBXT WIS TIIK WHOM: II IMilineKMni.K.'' ItdiWnjfoft. Tiik Isuk. The National Union Com m'tlec hairr laid d.iwn the fallowing di inct platform n the Uuc of the forlhcom lip Presidential contest : "TUB UNCONDITIONAL MAIN' TllNANCKOF TUB UNION. TUB SUPREMACY OF Til? rONSTITU TION. AND TUB COMPLKTK SIM Democratic p-uly conM only fasten the war on Honest OM Ahc, they would b willing to dicThow.and en to that henvenlv paradise of the Southern tmltoVs.'wrieri- ike Constttnllonal 'fight to buy and sell their own children, tti hang the d il Abolitionists nnd Methodist Frr-.tcher. to tar nml feilher the school trnchr, nnd to have wlrWky wllhnut minor mid without price from rtrr nnt fountains fl nr, would bo secured to iliem forever. AW will show blnw that Lincoln did not commence the war. S'ime friend In the South has sent to th Rt'igiatti Ttlt'(opt, printnl nt Djylnn. Ohio, n H'crsh Almanac fiir 18G2. printnl In Nnhv!lle nt the Southern M'thndUt R.vk concern. Rv. T 0 Summer I). I) editor. Till Almanie w printnl hv the 1 Southern Methodist Church, nt Nnhvilh Ions before that ptner Ml Into the hands nr the Union army, nml la therefore good au thority. In n table of "remstknhle rvrnts which transpired In cnneciton with the nrtranizi tlnn of the Southern Confederacy," this nl nianac In' the following : 'Dec. 20. 1860Sndilen evacuation of deml by Capt. Hill to the Tex) Cominis- loners. j March 13 Alausm-i ratified the Con- ISlnilnn nf ih7?,infl,.rii Slatrt ! Vote nf - -" " " ;- i .T... ' , ... t. t, i Convention. 87rlo C. ' nn nopporiMl uuinw", jwnnr iw. Gnvernnf'r.r Ulilo in 18557 Who votrd In the Conslltntlnnnl Con. venllnn if Olilnngalnst a provision to,pre D))BK .V . vent negroes roming Into uum i -. j- .- IRanis lMtunn.'y. t j: f . Fori Moultrie by Major Anderson, Unlird I State Armr. lie snlkrs the cons, htirn IMtfc-SlOV OF TUB IIBIIBI.MOV. ,hr Bun nnhM, ;, retreat, to Fort wrni TUB rAUSKTHBKKOF. U AIT VKJOROUS WAIl AND ALL AND BFFICIBNT JIBANS." Governor Gilili. Will ajilrru the people of Jackion county AT JA0K4OSTILLC, Saturday, (lie iM instant; at rnasxtx .Momlav, the SOth instant; AT AHIL.IM) Turular, Hit i Inttant. Sprnkit'S to commune at 1 o'clock r. w. Iillei are Invite! to ottmil. Itally prryblr, to hear on nblc ipweh from our Ulthful Uorernor. Judge 'VViltltutit Will nddrtii the people of .Taekion Bounty At Jacksonville, WEDNESDAY, JUNE FIRST At Dardanelles, THURSDAY, JUNE SECOND AnJ the people of Jotephlne At Waldo, I SATURDA Y.JUNE FOURTH, j Speaklw? tn commetKC nt 1 o'clock r. v. ' Ttdfrs are Inrited to attend. Turn rwt, ' Turn out ! The Judge If on able and h jaent ipeaktr. Sumter, which ho occuple. Dc 27 Coplnre of Fort Monltfie and Cadle I'inckney by the South Curolimi troops. Captain Cote surrender! the rev tnuc cutter Aiken. Jan. 3. IBfit Capture o.' Fort I'ulaki by the Harannah troops. Jan 3 The arenal nt .Mount Vernon. A In., with 200.000 ttnnd of urms sefud br the .Malum i troops. Jan. 4 Fort Alorin. In Mobile Day, takrn by the Alabama troops. .fan. 9 The steamdilp Star of the West fired Into and driven niThy the South Car ollna latter!? on MorrU Mand. Failure of il attempt to reinforce Sumter. Jan. 9 Miitipp! jecedtd : vote of the Cdtivenllon, 84 to 39. Jan. 10 Fort Jaekfnn, St. I'lillipj an4 I'lke, near New Orlwoi, captured by the , umljhna troops. - Jan. It Alabama weeded : Tote of Con- ventlon. C2 to 29. ' Jan. 11 Florida teceded. Jan. U Capture of I'emacoh Narr Yurd, and Fort llarraneni and Mcllae. Major Chare shortly uftertrardi takes com mand, ar.d the siege of Fort l'ickcuj com- mtnew. Jan. 14 Surrenderor the llaton Itouje ,areral to Iutskma troojH. , I Jun. 19 Georgia Kcededj vole of Con-coim,-T;veila.203to87. I Jub. 2C IioUlana receded ; rote of Cofivnlten, 113 to 19. Jan. 31 New Orle-ioj Mint an Cui-tom-ltoojc taken. Feb 1 Texas teeededi vote of Conven tiMi. IC6 to 7 submitted to the vote nf the people February 23, the act took aflVci March 2d. ' Feb. '.'-Seizure of Little Rock orwnal March lC-'Oeorelii rulUlftl the Corntl tiilion nl die C.inWerule Stale? vote of Convention, 9G In o March 21 Lniiiwna rntifi-il the Con stitution nf the Confederate Statis ! vntc of Cooventliin. 101 t.i 7. March 25 Ti-xm rntifil the Constitu tion of the Ciinffdernte States t vote of Convention. 68 n 2. March 30 Mi'sippl ratlfr-d the Con stltutlon nf the Confederate Sinte of Convention. 78 to 7. April 3 South Cirollim r.itlfiil the CiiiKiImtlon ol the Confederate State J vote of Convention. 140 to 29 April 12-13 Halite of Ft. Samicr After 31 hours' luimlwdinenl. the' Fort surrendered to the (Tnnfnl'rnleFtille. April 13 Bvacimtion of Fort Snmtcr by Major Anderfnn. April 14 -Lincoln. I'nildent of the Unllfil Stiitr. l"iii- n procMmallon call- ins fur 7S.niin vnlunie'rs to put down the Southern IteWlh.n.' " Now nlwervp npitn : Aft Mre o( won nml ttr.oitiirrtd htfmt April 1-tA. tcntH ilttrnMll Lincoln ! Iit Jlill Hip The Di'ttinernttc pirly Who drcidii! Ohio that riinlnllne laid ihc rif.'ht to vote? Rut-treti ts"sl. n pnml Democrat. Who, nfier tlir d-clsinn, elected Rucben WiuhI (Invernornf Ohio? Tlte Di-nmerntlc pnriy. Whn rrfiifil. In the State Convention nf 18.10. in remedy the evil established bythi vol'' ! di'Cilnn ? The J)rinorriiltc parly. Whn, with the above fuels Marine them In the fare, nre continually yelplnjr. nid hypncrllloilly whinlnp nhont Negro Suf. frni:' mid ' I",''0 Kquulil ?' i "1 (Te Dettincrntlc lurly.'' Who ha peopled Ihc Siuithern Slates with Ihc It'll of ihotMnnd muluttne and mmdionii by practical nmntgnmntton? Tne prvut D--mnerutlc party of the Suiiih lh chlvulry. Who hus bmiL'ht and nld. trafficked tnidr-d. nml made mrchandle of the blood and hmlie nl their own children, as o many linrs'ti or hog who? The Democratic party of llie Southern Jnew toSay; .ReitlloIn'rrirtiloSniijriC TTKKTlhNfK called to lb, ,,. X3l 11M or Aiuerttun nd lorfl t -trinniinii Brrnutment lm?e K liVSthc t'llllcd aial.V Oorrtn--?. ' .-!.... ..r it... tT. u lu In lli- Supreme Court nf,- ' " "" "?"? ' ' i -- '.' r.. .....w. .Wfrc .im . fc nin rnaldiil to recclte ml-rrlM much lower rnlp limn fnrmtrlv T enri ami nlli-nliini ll tie fm J wnrdlittf or nil packapp., fr wk.rili ri'tutfttloii throughout the I'aciS (V 1 Ininiid tht tltfimt (4 Mr Gortnimnit he fiiid tunrn te pntttt He was certiiinly slow enottsh In l-plnnlns. He did not Is ue n mil for soldier nnill the rebU were marchlnc on Wn!ilngton llelf i nml vet m-n ciilllni iiimeives lnwcrnts, po iiImiiI the Diunlryyellln? lliemlvrs hnnre with Hh lie tint this I Lincoln' war. TIh' miserable traitors know lietter. 'Hie reliel in Ihe Soulli don't pretrml tlwt (hi Is IJneoln's war. It Is their war. They iIory In it, nml they despise ther lory tool In the North, who po around drcelviiip (lie iL'conmt nMes with Ihe munslrous lie that this I Lincoln's war. Hy reading tliM article In connection with the one on the outside, about the Crit tenden (VmpromIe. no one can lie decelv el by tli cry ol ' Lincoln' war." SiaM. by snpNirtiiig Ik- Iiiitilution of of Shivery. Whn I It that wants to continue nnd fasten upon the Nation, this sluve-breeiline, kiTr-ilrivliifc Di-nincriitit; Institution of the Sniilliern Slie, lid curse nnd blicht upon lit" flory nml prwH-riy of the Notinn thl litnniliiitlnp and ilnitinnlne ditgrncti, nut only to Ihe country, but to civilization and humanity who ? The Drinncrallc party In Orepon. JosKrn'H flxAp is sot'.vp. Joeph Sclmfield. an adopted Knellsli-Amerlran. wrllrs to the Stienlifle AmtriMn, the folio wine description of n traitor: I 'The 'Irnllor's coot-of arms' cnnsisls nf a Jlta, nfiij, a mappte nml a ndtof-Utcon. (Explanation: A lien will bile either Hi Svcro I'fiuuUx.tMxt ittutloii. , ipuck or Ihc dead ; so will a araltnr ! A Py olawf,' currupts and cantamlnates all It 1 Ba"mci In contact with j so 'Will a traitor; , A niisple Is always chatterlns. Inlklncond M this is to be the principal stock iu ( lyinj ; so Is a traitor J A tide of baenn is traucot tlte uopperiieau stump speakers I ""cr ureu mi u is imij.' twitucr is n nluMlt hxM nrnnnu In fiifnl.li r..m lu.- , traitor. wwais . f HI'IUV JV 1-tf (SISSS MU low, a few Items tn carry nlonp in their vest pockets, tn read to their faithful few." ' The matter has been published everywhere, ' over and over apaln. but when Copperhead I Nowi-Deolors and Book-Sellers, Bond iyins is uie oruer oi me uay, it.eie little i item ought to be pasteil upon every door I to the CAitntry. Clip nnt and carry with you to read In reply to I-'ay and T'Vnult : Who said that all men are created f qualf Thomas JiCerion, the father of Democ racy. I'lltlllf? M,-uL.-iii The nominee, of the Jwkwn county Un-' b Arkansas troops. Ion Convention will ad.lre. tbeir fellow.) tb. 4-burrendir or the revenue cutter oUIms nt the following times and places: ( C" ,0 ,he Alab.ima authorities. ..,,., , ... .... .... Fb.7 Southern Congress met at .Mont- niimn- nnrins. jionuay. hit -J, iai; I)inl4nlls TiimUr, )Uy 34lh: Miller's. .S.iri 4 Crwk, U dnetUy. Kay S3. WoHgaU's, Hutte Crek. TliurHUy. May 2C. Manzintn Sio-)l Nou. on Friday, 27th; I'bienlr. Monday, May 30lb; Atliland TuonUy 3llti; I.nst.nvr. shool-hou(, Tuesday , 31st; lUnMrUt'. Apples-.it'. Weilnelayune 1st: Unlontown. Applesate, ThurMlay,Juae2d; .Sterling, Friday, Juu 3.1: Jamvill, Saturday, June 381b, gomery, Ala. Feb. 8 Provisional Coostitutioo adop ted. Feb. 9 JefTertoo Davis, of Miss., and Atex. II. Stephens, of Ca., elected Presi dent and Vice President. Feb. 1G Gen. Twiggs traaifers public property lo Texas to the Stale authorities. Col. Walte, U. S. A., surrenders Antonio The spsahing will coaimenee at I o'clock, to Col. Ren McCulIoch and hb Texas Run i. u. web day. Opposing candid a lei ore gers. rnvlt.,1 to U present. Arrangsmsnts will , Feb 18-Inaoguration of Prcsidnt Davis b mvle, if tbey dtsirs It. to divide time a. Jlonteomerr. Alabama. Who pave negroes the right of suffrage In New York T 'Che Democratic parly. Who presided over the convention which gave this privilege lo negroes J Martin Van Daren, a Democrat. Who ufierwards elected .Martin Van Ilaren President of the United States The Democratic party. ho married a negro woman and by lici Allilnu ' IJcod'Itulla (Italian) . " Ijx Croulea iSpanttli Doitnn Wvrkly Juurii.il " Flag ill" uur L'uiua " Pilot . " Wuverly Magazine lluniKr or Light " True Flag " Jnvtfuliguior. " Literary Companion Lliiull's Liviiic A:t , I'hllsdelnhla Foiih-v's Warl'rers Packs and forwards nil the Dally and " Dollar Newpair Wwkly Newpapers, Magazine, etc., lo all ' , , "' Saturday Evening t'csl, parts ul the cuunlry, with Great Dispatch. "lR"re Weekly Sun , . . i l.oiiluille Wevkly Journal I SELL AT PRICES Cincinnati Weekly Comuiertial ai. i.ouis KepuMtcan Foreign l'erlodlcals. London lllmlrnted News ulla lop- NEW TO-DAY. and Remember. J. STIlATillAIV, M'li olcsnlc SVcws Dealer, Atlantic PcrloiIIcnlt. I-n Harper's Monthly Mng.izlne GiMley's ldy' llook Atlantic Miiuthlv .., Irislle's Family ttagnzm..,., Kiilckirbocki'r Mauaxiue ,, ContiiK'iiiiil Miiuthlv 1'vli-r.on's Lmlio' .ilnguziuc , ', ArAiurV lliimu Magmlne ,, l.iilirIlvpixiinrr . .. . Talw nf the Day. , 3lantlily Mivulli'llv , Kclrellc .Mnuaziue .. . lliiutV M'-rehalil's Magazine lliinkir'n MirJilzIne j 1 Hon Ton .... , I llruwnson'i Iti'vlew ... .,, , I llrallhwallL- ltelrop-ct ,, , Turr Ki-cKter tyeuriyi . . t llallnu'R Mnunzlne , YankiM Nniloiis(cnmie)., L-rlii-n Iludgi't ol Fun curuic NieNax tciunlc) .. , . Comic .Monthly , , I'liiuiny Fellow (comic1 New York Wn-I.lv llrruld Police (iazeilo " ClipN-r " Ilium- Journal ' Wii kly Trilaiiie " biliiuay Atlas ... ', " ' Turn-. '' " HlMtCII " " Mvrcury " - Courier " WrtklyTiniM .,, " World " Joiiroul of Coinmrec ' lii(l-p-inl-nt , " lender.. . . " Lder " Iiie'sPieluriat " llarpi-r'a Wwkly , . lllu-lntli-d Nvts Ia-tIIvV Xlelung ((itroua " lleiimkral . . ' Criminal lulling Family )llttr ' Vanity Fair " Irlli American.. ,, " Sclenllllc Aiueriin ... " Wilkes' Spirit or Iho Titati ' Tatd.it V . " Country GentltnuB Jl iieeuiy.. . ' " Mercury 1 ' Herald or l'rosrrn . 1 Scottish American Jcuroil it' r- I .11 ) J 3 111 -Id Id III Id U d )M it 15 IV . I It tk n IU 13 . Id ,. .( i.y U u V ii -H PRICES That Defy Competition!! Kvery New Novel received as soon ; as puuiitQed. , I H VK special arrangements with all the different piilillihers. iationrs, etc., and furnish Iho Trade with ..Books, Stationery, i ; IK i jil iU J J with thci. Wc hope to e n guocl turn-out or the sterling L'uioo men or the county. The ldie are Invlteil to b orent. Who Jlcgnii ho War I X SKCUII .SLW.IX.IC. Feb. 27 Peace Congress adjourned at Washington, uaviog accomplished noth ing. March 2 The revenue cutter Dodge seized by the Texas authorities." Now observe : r.vznv osk or thzsk This U Lincoln' war." yelb the secesb I "" or TKE-WI0! AS0 wn' " " Oh! with wliat gusto '" """ """"'""'""'. .I.V IIWOKK 31R. LINCOLN WRXT TO Mil- ixuTox ; vrrr root.s and tiuitoks sav Mb. Lincoln uwas the iv.ib! Hut we quote another batch or facts, as had mulatto children? Illuiik Hooks. Mimtn. Richard M. Johnion. 'PORTIUITS. PRINTS. MBDALS, Who elected Richard M. Johnson Vice ' . ... President or the United Slates? MolainotypoS, otc. The Dsmocratic party. ' O '. . HIooIcm H President Vun lluren had died, and ' '" mbbat varietv. Richard M.Johcson had become President, I be uneoualed racllilles, and guarantee wbowouol liavelKcome the Democratic'... blwssintiniIon. mistrewor the Whl.e House? ,'Hor a price list, and give me atrial. This same negro woman. I tJOPIX STJXVlIAX. Who nude Ihe ne-rn & rlllvn nt l. SAN FltANClSCO. ! State of Maine? ' a , An ovrwhelmIng Democratic majority. ' jtiHieriCail J LUPS 1 . I i .... ..... , With full pnmnlcmi.nl nf 1l.nl .,.!, 1 I 1IUO lOlir KCViCWS anil U UaWIMI Musllll lilt Lame. Iinllatluu of llnntln, I SrSubrrltilInn nelit-d for " III Fat Colors ut the I Sau Francic Uulllw, at l'uWUw' f" nt every corner. Oh ! with wliat gusto llvey read the tlxprtn. lltvitw ic, when in a full column tbey dennunce " Lincoln's war." Into what a blaze or excitement, ! rage nnd insanity the Copperhead orators ' get themselves, when, with about eighteen rouoJ in ihU Imaruc. beginning lues or tarantula juice in them. Ibey let "iU ,Ui ! ftef Mr iocolu's admiou down on Lincoln's war." And with what ; l"'0" ' nn elongated doughface the pious niembera "Marc f Geo. Iktmrcgard assumes of Vallaodigham's Caurch pray fur the'eomatand or the troops besiegiog Fort cod or " Lincoln's war." I Sumter. Ob yet, if tbesc precious patriots of the March 12 Fort Drown, ' x. wr". AVhrt lavi- lnt rpflfrt thl rlf.lif tn vrtia In ' New Hampshire? The Democratic party. Who permitted eierycolorel person own ing two hundred ond Hfiy dollars In New York to become a citizen? A General Assembly purely Democratic. Who repealsd the laws of Ohio which required the negroes lo give bond aud se curity before witling in that State? The Democratic perly. Who voted lor a bill in tlte Ohio Legis lature repealing all laws making a distinc tion on account of color iotbat Slate? George E. Pugh. Who afterwards elected George K. Pugh to the United Slates Senate? TV li -.lie . nlcmeiiti . , 1111 " Weekly Dispatch 11 " Illustrated News cf lis World. . " Illustrated Times ' Weekly Time lkdliniLire.. .. ' Atlieiia.-um - Punch " Once a Week Liverpool Wllmer ii Smith Tma Dublin Nation,. Cornbdl Mugiziua . Temple liar Magazine, .i. , -St. Jumes Magazine.. Loaduu Lancet " World of Fanblon . Chambers' Jouruul All the Year Uuund. Dlckcas Loudon An Journal , . , Hlackwood's Muguzlue Wettimer Quarterly Review North llrltlsh " Kdingburg " ' lAiiuion II IJI Mfs u i. si 13 fcs ir It! I in . i II FOLLOWINO COW PRIOCSt Size, 1 foot si 00 rdozen. Size, 2 rit 2 CO r dozen. Size, a twit a uo tr dozen. Size, i iucbv lo oi) ir dozen. also BUNTING PLAG-S, Or all sizes, Irora sixty cents to one dollar pur toot. UNION BADGES AND PINS, ( sii Unat Varies,-. J. S TRATTON, Major First CallfurnU Artillery. I Empire Nens Depot, northeast corner or Wiuhington aad Saniome streets. Sn Fran ' clrco. Any Newspaper, JIagazine or l.el ' ihvimiuiiiu in msuiiuig ,,.-.--- -ul til nnl-i- HriL-ra fr.r HiVlkl. JlOttC ,V PV AHIi-Im a(m HII-.l nr.-ktillltlr i t -J .....W.V, bV, M....M ,.w.r"J .!. et raurkct raus. Sutwcriptuws PJI invarlalily In ulvauce. ..... inyaitr News Agent, San KrsatW In. In. ......In.. r'filllliilllte f Sli.-riir. At the .nllrllntlnn of many friends. I llmlftli.iiu,1 Biinniini.v. lilnu.alf OS A8 11 r-KSDEVr candidate tat Ihc ofiico of Stal ofJacksoucounlr. subject to the a" or the vutcrs. at the polls in June btti- W. A. Oif ' Jfonvllle, April 2!d, leCt.