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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

500 Of of the undersigned IN, near Salem, Fau-
uuer County, Va, OH the night of the 2jd ult.,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named SHADRAEH and
DICK. the former hired from Mr. Joseph Down
man. below HarrtEtou, and the latter from james
V. Brooke, esq, in Narrenton, Fauqulcr County.
Shadrach is tall stout man, about thirty years Of
age very black and has Sigh! the under
signed tninks) Oh one side Of the face the eye,
but which side not recoectci. He has variety
Of clothes. Gad, il is Supposed, toor; tie most OF
tAcm with him. lie may nc N the nci.hborIuod
o. Mr. DownmauS. but it is feared he nav be i:!F-
in an effort to reach Il free STATE, ~ hc !ot; without
any known proyoc:ton. DaE is also black, about
FIVE feet seven inches high, heavy made ana about
nineteen years Of age. Both 81 the negroes have
a rather down look, approaching 10 Saikiness.
] ain authorized 10 give one hundred dollars
each for their apprehension If taken in any Coun-
" bordering on free State except Louduun, and
twenty-five dollars each if taken in this, or any
adjoining County. In either case, they must be de-
liyered to NE, or secured in Jail 20 that may get
them
will also add that it is Supposed Dick is with
Shadrach wherever he may be. although il is pos
>ible he MAJ get ha in the ncighborhood Of War.
renton. Dick h4s wnter suit Of dra5 iulici
cloth, several >u,'s 0=nGbnrg Cott9n-alI of wh;rh
ne took with him. RICHARD II. CARTER.
salem, fauquiar County, Va, iv 3-eo2w
fkiIRE STEtL.--ju>I received. Il supply OF the
: various si@e2 Ut this article, no" in stare, aud
Tor sale III the owe<t rates.
Every person having Il carriage, cart, wagon, or
lray, should try box Of Patent Oil Grease
Price Isl c:s.
Now on hand, II very full stock OF all kinds Of
lROH and STEEL. which pledge mysclf 10 aell
as low as can be had in any market.
GEORGE +. BALDWIN,
jy King street, between Fairfax and Water:
pOLTING CLOTHS AND INDIA RUBBER
D BELTING-We have on hand full stock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

the Dario dc Ia Marina, Of Havana, pub
ashes q ramon that Mramon had been con-
pletsy victorious over Oga2on, and that he
had had several superior officers shot, incio4-
IN. Iuloasa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

uELr CASH--uS HELP.-My Bills, to Let,
l. l. inst, are ready and money very much wan
ted. They are generally small in amount to each
individual owing them, and thortore mot In
convenience any Que in their payment, while in
The aggregate they make up u sum total ofcon-
:ilerah!c consequence to me. hope to meet with
Il prompt response to ibis notice.
w.t. JOHN II, PARROT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
NRW YoRK nIARKET-pEo. 14

ANA IlLEakAEAsl
FLOUR-Market scarcely 50 arm, and prices ara
without important change. There Is no very press
iuT desire &c realize.
saieS 1000 6bis at 50 for supsrhne state;
t4Ia9fs5 tor extra state; S4-a51l 80 ior superfoe
western; sf,z514,5,l0 for common TO medium extra
western; aud 500 30 fof shipping brands s1tra
round hoOpsd Ohio.
CINIDIAN FLOUR STEADY with with q mod
RYE FisOURl Quiet with trffing salesat $3.50
Auol1r common 70 choice Euperlins. i
CORN ALEALl-Little business doing Sales ei
WHIsK Y-Marlret frmer and mara active. Sales
lsg9 b5ls nearly all Ct the latter drice.
but the udherence that holders manifest about SELL
ing az present priceEs seriously checks transactona
The business has pesu moderate and prices without
ssies o6icsSo Spring At sl,os; Southwestern club
SI.O7; Milwaukee club and Wisconsin amber at
SIi0al N; Iowa amber5I 70 and very choke White
Michigan st Ssl0 prime winter red western hold at
~ with buyers e. about 81 Is sl a.r.-
7VE4Quiet at sc.
BARLEK-Dull. Olnada East ht CSC.
COhN-Opened hrin put closed onll .lth little
more desire on the part Of holdel TO realize Sales
are 4g0O bush at 6363c for mixed western in store
and delivered Ct 6iG65 southern yellow ana CSC for
SJATa-Lsss aotive and scarcely 80 firm. Sales at
5til93lc Western and Canada, and 57Q9S7H state.
POR MARKET isFery irregular and unsettled
With moderate business doing. Sales 4f@ bbls at
fl6 i26t6,s0 mess 81, ,509l700 for new do; Sl0,tO
prime; 81 81 new do. ~.
BEEFzMarket dun and neglected Sales are
20 bbs q $500 loo0 for rePecked meas and SOso9
PRIME MESS BEEF-DulI and nominal.
BEkR 81 allS-DuR ana heavy with IaleH at
fstIT HIRATs-Dun aud entirely nominal e.
6eiG3ar shoulders; s<de}8o hams
ltE-SED HOGs-Lowcrat e4@6Hc dressed,
BGC0N--ouss. Sales IsO boxes Baltimore abort
ribbed middle8 az &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
FROM PIKR,s PEAK.

Fl. KRARNEI, Dec. IA
The Western Stage Coach from Denver the 18th,
passed here for Omaha this morning with mails aad
pas onFsra.
Denver iO.-This morning clear and bright; no
frost In the ground and the farmers ploWinR for
spring crops.
Charley HaTrison's trial closed on Friday nighi.
Tho Jury remained ont until Saturday At O'Clock,
and not agreeing were discharged and the prisc1er
wfs set at Hbarty.
Waters, the murderer Of Freeman has not yet
been arrested but the ooars are in vglant pursuit
OF him.
The frst Church has been built in the Pixies Peak
region.
Arrived here on the 7th, Hinekiey & Co.'S mess-n-
ger b. the Western stage Coach this morning, and
down $500 ia dust.
A copy Of the Presidents Message which Hinckley
4 Co.'S Express arranged with ths Western Stage
Company 70 bring through By special messeng ger
len Fort kearney st O'Clock P. M on the 6th, and
arrived here On the 9Th A. Ii. AZ O'Clock, anG was
published IN the MOuntainesr that day.
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WAsHINeT0N RUMoRs.
WlaH1rnrnn D.. Ia.

WAhHAAGIOht Ieo- 20.
The Worlds correspondence says: 'seoes-
sionisss and anti seoessionists have been in
great excitement over the news which Leak
"a out from the Capitol to-day, concerning
The rsauisition Of Major Anderson, con-
mander Of Fort MOultTie, for more men and
ammunition, and the action Of the Cabinet
thereupon.
alt in stated on authority which think
Is not TO be disputed, that Major Anderson
has decided upon the necessity for rein
forcement 70 his command and his supplies,
because when the secession ordinance is
passed, there is no security that Charles
ton mob viii not make desperate on
alauEht upon Federal possessions.
WIhe question Of aooeding to Maj. Ander-
sons request has been up before the Oabi-
net and il Was decided not to grant it,
Secretary Cass, it is asserted, strongly
urged the prOpriety and the necessity Of
the opposite course. Either Msj. Anderson
was justified in making the reguisitiOn or
be vas not. Ifjustihed, his request should
be granted ct once. If not, then be is in
competent to ell his place, and it should oe
supplied by some one who would not make
q dangerous demand in troublesome times
So long IS he is in authority the means Of
asserting his authority should be conceded
to him. In spite Of these arguments, which
are unsnsFeTable, the Cabinet refused TO
send any more men or ammunition to Fort
Moultrie, and there the matter stands"
The Times correspondence says: "Oh-
cisl information has been received here that
Holland had made arrangements for the
emancipation Of the slaves in sll the Dutch
Colonies on the principal Of English euan
cipation, making compensation TO masters"
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
says It 'iis initiated that Gen. Cass viii
resign in consequence Of the SotiOn Of the
Cabinet"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
Yesterdays Report. Z
TnR sOUuERN 1IANIFEsTo,

AHLal NQN g EaAelN ~ leAGNAE - = ~
WAsHisoToN, Dec. IA.
The Hsrald's Washington correspondent
saws; WAt she request Of Hon. Reuben Ds-
vis, Of Misslssippi, Q member Of the Com
nittss OF States, the SOuthe members Of
Congress assembled % his rooms tonight
aud ajiourned 1t II o'clock, at which the
following declaration vas made and aigned
By those present
To oUn CoNsIIruENrs
The argument ls exhausted All hope Of relief
IN the Union through the agency Of the Commit
Tee aud Congressional legislatiOn, or Consutu
tioual umendments, is ezlnguished, and we trust
the south viii not Be deceived by Appearances or
she pretencs Of new guarantees
The Republicans are resoluie IN tlelt ~ 80 -,
20 grant nothing that VIII or ought 70 satisfy the
South. In our Judgment the honor ana saIety
and Independence OF the southern people are 70
be found only IN southern Sonfederney-she
inevitable result Of separate state secession =
That the sole and primary aim Of each slavehold-
fnr stafa, ought 20 Be ia speedy and absolute
separation from an unnatural and hostile Union;
sirnod by Rugh, ClOpton, Moore, Curry and
stallWorth, Of Alabama: Iyerson, Underwood,
Gartrel, Jackson, Jones and Crawtprd, Of 9uor-
ria Hawkins OF Florida Hiudmau, Of Arkan-
ias Brown, Barkdale, Singleton and Raeben
Davis, Of hislilsippi Craig and Rulln, Of North
Carolina, aud Bea3amln ahe Landrums of Louis
lana
Senators Nulee, Sebastian, johnson, q Arkan'
sss Slidell, Wigfhll aud Hemphul viii sign II
The manifesto will be Immediately communist
ed 70 the several Constituencies Of the geutienen
named by telegraph. |
The Heralds correspondent says II Is uuder-
stood that Kansas win be admitted next week
The Dcmncrats not designing or desiring 80 inter
fcre { ith the wishes Of the Republicans.
Th Senate Territorial COMMITTEES, VIII aring
forward q Territorial Organisation for Pixies
Peak.
NJ. Grow, from House Committee, win bring
forward . similar bill.
M Jno Cochrane to-day offered 70 the House
the report OF the Commissioners appointed AND
empowered 20 enquire and report upon the
course Of Instruction, the organization, and sys-
TEN OF discipline Of the Military Academy At
West Point
II recommends 9 Board OF Revision anc uve
yeansi course Of instruction,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
WESTERN NEWS.
FoRr KEARNEY. d. IA.

FORT hEAkhEf, Dec. "a. .
Two coaches of the C. o. C. s P. P. Ez-
press passed here fer st. Joseph this after
noon, leaving the following;
DEEvER CITY, 1lth.-Oharles Nit1, for
merly citizen Of LeavenWorth, died here
on Sunday, and was buried yesterday with
Masonic honors.
None Of the parties from here for San
Juan, had reached the mines at the last
accounts. They we're stopping at the east
foot Of the mountains and kept back by
deep snow. Encouraging reports continue
TO reach them.
The weather in Gregory's mines is very
fne, and work is going rapidly ahead.
The G. o. c. s P. P. coaches take down
twelve passengers and $1,000 in dust this
morning.
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aataieiues.
uEAhTh OF AMERICAN VIC
MEN.-Kead notices IN the Tribune since

HEAhTH OF AMERICAN VIC.
1 IL MEN.-Kead notices in the Tribune since :
Hrom his Ezcellsncy JAMES D, WEsCUTT, Gov
ernor Of florida, and member q the u 81 senate.
ttFor upward Of twenty-five years J wa afiefsd
with dissase 10 ny hmily which the best msdieins
and surgical talent IN ths country failed 10 cure bud
which yielded IN q most gatilact0ry manner to re
Qraa8nbArg boInedies cOn9cienfiou8iy adFisetisi1
use. dfor fa.l.I JAS. ID. WE8IC0TT. .
-.aa.. AEH AoHk, February, l5.a.
Dr. ]. F. BRrDeE-Dear sirs some two Tl.r4 20
an Intimate Eulais friend had ba8n 1ufafinr fr-rI
falling Of TIA Womb, whites and deranTsd 51s1sfrn-
atfon- tOqether with the attending symufdrl4 =
clalrly described fl Jour adEertisgmeutI and frls
phlet8 8d8 had ths Fary best medical skill m 10
cify tn entirely 1ro5trated and her physician fna1F
tod her tai - thought her lie might possibly rs
prolonged little longer under the most iudiciou5
troatmenf. fOr tW9 weeks after that she Continued
. sink when came into your once g the Grae-
lenberE Medical Institute and ralsted her sTup-
some. A. you gag cQnhdant Of rhe Qraeisnta5g
Aar5h4la latholic0n, IN relieving her, she disesT
% all the Physlcans and triet c, though ddubfi7-
u PfoFidentially L relieved her quic y, and dFs
Bottles entirely cured since then. lcf re1s two
TarBI shsEa has not been any reourrsncs or the G. n
palnt5 ald she = - strong, actiE8 and heaffh1rr
ghea young girl JEO. ~ BHTG0l
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LARGE FIRE.


NEWARK, n. J =, Dec. "a.
About midnight last night, fire broke out in
Main and Center streets, in Orange, n. J., used
3 rum-selling establishment. The upper part
was occupied BY tenants. This building was
consumed, and number of Others, principally
stores
The fire burnt west to the brick store of l.. G.
Lightship, and east TO the new Methodist Church,
which latter was partially burned and considera-
the post Office, q drug store, jewelry store, and
other establishments, were burned. The second
Baptist sOciety's property, on the west side OF
Center street, owned by Messrs Linsey 4 Blake,
was burned Loss 1000 dollars, mostly insured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
TREASURY NOTES AND SECESSION
MATTERSs

WAAAAAAAON5 DEo- 10
The Secretary Of the Treasury is author
ized, with the spprobation of the President,
20 issue the Treasury notes at such rates
Of interest as may be offered by the bidder
who may offer to take the same at the low
est rate Of interest; but in deciding upon
those bids no fraction shall be considered
which may be less than one quarter per
cent per annum. The notes to be transfer
able BY assignment to whose order the same
are made payable and receivable BY the
proper ofioers in the payment Of all duties,
taxes, public lands, and al debts Of any
character due st the time such note may he
offered in payment.
The Secretary is further authorized 10
purchase the notes ct par for the amount Of
principal and interest, due ct the time Of
the purchase, and 90 much Of any unappro-
priated money in the Treasury as may be
necessary for the purpose is appropriated
70 the principal and interest. The power
to issue and reissue notes shall cease on
the 1st Of January, 1868. The usual pro-
visisions are made FOR Furnishing counter
fsiting and forgery.
A letter from distinguished source, just
received from Alabama, says it is now GER
A4lu tueb tAe o9-op pelAAA0AL1sei OF oOub5FNa-
tives, viii carry every county in northern
Alabama, In the election Of delegates TO the
convention, and ten or more in middle or
southern Alabama, thus rendering doubtful
the question IS to which side win triumph
In the convention.
Col Taylor, q leading Bell man Of that
State, has published q letter strongly favor
ing cooperation II however, the Ordi-
nance Of secession be passed, the oonven-
ton viii insist il be submitted TO the peo.
pie for ratification.
PrfVato accounts from Georgia state that
the conservatives, under the lead Of John
son, Stevens jenkins, and others, are in
strong hopes Of carrying q majority Of the
members Of the State Convention, and that
the ooncihatoEy tone Of the Republicans
Vin DO much to strengthen Southern con-
seFVatiTes.
A circular has been prepared BY South
ern extremists, addressed to their eOnstitu-
eEts. Il is privately presented to Congress-
men Of that class for signatures.
Notwithstanding the denial TO the con-
trsry, The President did receive 9 week ago
The most distinct and explicit assurance
that South Carolina would not resist the
Federal authorities during his Rdministra-
4fou
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
Last Nights Report.
FuRTHsR By THE NORTH STAR.

FURTHER By THE NORTH STAR.
NEwFoRI, Bee. a.
The dates from Castillo are to Nov. L.
Mr. Clay would leave in few days in the Wy
ominE, homeWard bound. n +.
The revised constitution Of Peru has been &C
cepted, sworn to aud published.
Congress has in secret session conferred extraor
dinary powers upon President CSstilla, with refer
enee 10 the present difhculties with Bolivia. Il
Is therefore thought by many that Castillo viii
not content himself By simply .oyerthrOWing De
LinsreS, but will probably try TO annex Bolivia
70 Peru.
A letter from Lima says that Castillsis is to raise
an army Of So 900 man to operate against Bolivia
The letter adds Il 4 the general opinion Of the
people who know both the Bolivian and Peruvian
armies, that the former will gain the victory 10
the coming struggle. At least II old Gen Brown
commands the Boliyians, II Is said, and Castila
the Peruvians, the latter are sure Of sound
GhraahlnF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

The undersigned having used Pr0fenoI HUN
PHRBYg BPEoIFIO HOMEOPATHIC REAEDlE9
IN nur families with tle most satafactoFy reauai and
huyIuq mi Conscience 10 ther gsnuinenell, parity
ami efficacy, ehesFfuily recommend them 70 ~ per
sohs rhb ash 70 have safe, reliable, and ecaci0us
rrt,eslles a hsud for pdyate or domestic use.
The Rev WIN. HOsnier, editor Of Ihe northern
tnieiiendent," ALBUM a. T. he Rev. I. a. Cres
sey. b D., Rector of = Peisr's Church, Auburn, N
the Rev n L IVea Chaplain oi The Auburn 5tHie
Pria.n ue Rev Spencer y. Rice, Rector, aeH-B-i-
ford Mus. he Rev. Allen Steele heg-fors Son
ference: Die Rev Samuel NichOlss hast9enesee Con
ference, n Y the Rev P. s. Prstt, DOrBet, " ne
Rev John R0ble, Buffalo A G. Han, hsl., Uucas
n the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Ne. he Hon
Schuyler Cofax, souih-Be Ind ne Hon Geofge
Humphreyn, ~ y Henry D, Cook, Esq., Editor oi
the aOhi0 STATE Journa," Columbus, Ohioi he Hon
r a. Graham, Moline, Ill the Hon fhomas J.
Chase, Monticello, Pa. The Hon Joseph Benediet,
Utica. n Y. Vim. BristoI Esq, Dtiua, n. =. A 8
Pond, $50, Uuea, n Z. James Plunhett, ESQ, Naah-
ville Tam
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
-.. t- THE AMERICAN
. PH0TOaRAPHI0 pORoET.ATE 10

t- THE AMERICAN
PHOTOGRAPHIO PORCELAIN Co.,
NO. ISL BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
HAVING SECURED THEIR
IL novel and ingenious invention By American
and European patents are fully prepared to execute
MINIATURE LIKENEssEs OF PERSONS ON
presenting all the attractive and adyantasoOus lea.
tnres Of ordinary photographs, the briIliancy and
finish Of water color drawing, and & hitherto IN
attained quality Of durability, By being rendered as
mpershabs the natural properties o. the articles
upon which they are transferred. 1 -.'--
As the pstented pFOca1s. OF the Company enables
the reprodHetion Of Photographs, not only on plain
surfaces, but upon such Is round or Of any de-
with taultess accuracy and delicacy Of delneation
upon Porcelain wares OF any description and dimen-
sions nsed As articles Of luxury or Of household ut
URNs, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, TOILET
- AkI1gLEsi &C; ~
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and sxquidts ays Of ornamentationo Of arti-
N order to furnish facilities for the eradication
Of the popular taste, and to meet the wants Of those
patrons Of the Fine Arts desiring Of having portraits
on Porcelain, the O0mpanS save imported hom Eu-
rope collection Of superior porcelain goods manu-
aetured 20 their own order which they sell at cost
As the American Company are owners Of the pa
tent right, and consequently the only persons au-
thoriEed to use the process, they have determined
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNION
opportunity TO possess
r al PORTRAITS on CHINA,
to make the following proposition to residents in the
Country who are unable to visit personally the
Atelier and Galleries in New York. =
Persons sending photograph, ambFotyps. or da-
guerre0typa to the 'olloa, Of the Company Ia New
forks, accom- panied BY HEril .tn
- FIVE DOLLARs, p
vii receive u return By express, mes Of ether
ghGrgeY richly ornamental
BREAKFAST CUP ANB-SAUCFR
with the portrait transferred thereon By tEnsmft-
ing dagusrreotype and
TEN DOLLARS
they will secure in like manner, -
A HANDSOME FRENCH VASE Oh TOILET
ARTICLE,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented pro-
cess By sending pair Of daguerreotypes and
FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
they viii recsvs in return
---A A PAIR OF RICH EEVRES VASES s1l
with the portraits executed equal 70 miniature paint
nF5; and, in ike manner, portraits can Be ropro-
dueod on poro5lain wares or -..ass- .
VASES OF EYERY'QUAhITT OFFINfsH,
ranging In Price from ~ -l fl
TWENTY TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS THE |
PAIR.
n. B.-Be particular IN writing the address, town,
county and State disticntly.
All letters TO be addressed to Manager Anaerfcan
Photographic Porcelain Co.." Isl Broadway, New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
nIONRTARY hIATTERs.

NV YoRc, Dec. Il.
FinGneiai afairs have q more hopeful appear
ance 70 day, especially in the foreign exchange
market, which has stronger undertone than for
q fortnight past.
The demand for bills on London has greatly
improved, and large business has been done ct
102af03. rf \ .s4
Prime Commercial Bills-The leading drawers
ere doing little direct their rates are 104alo5 be-
ing above the views Of remitters
Ihe inquiry e chiefly for cileap good bills. On
Paris, however, there q nos d CORES eponding ad-
Tance. Francs are Giill quoted ~ 650ab66
In The Paper Market there e less pressure, and
q number Of the old buyers are again making
their APPEARANCE. Rates Is yet Go not yield ma
ierially, but there . much more currency than
elriy n the week Z II tt
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTH STAR,

Nv I0tAi DC Il
The steamship North Star from Aspinwall hai
arrived, with California mails Of Nov. 2lst, and
81 ,Ogo O02 IN treasure. lI
IRON Panama papsrs By the North Star
The Chilian Congress had extended eXtrGofdE
nary powers 70 the President until Sept 5Oth next
Both houses had sanctioned the bill BY which au-
thcI or abettorE Of mntinies, riots, or ssditiOus
movements, are jointly ansWerable for the dana
ge1 caused thereby. Congress hes also anctiOned
The project presented BY the Government for send
ing Minister 70 the Court Of Rome.
A special despatch from hound City, sth inst
says all was quiet there, and no arrests had been
made. Montgomery, JennisQn, Seaman aud 9TH
ers could not Be found
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

This being the anniversary Of Washlngtons
death, delegations Of Free Masons from different
States met here to-day, 70 honor his memory and
pledge their Influence In the promotloA 81 haEmo-
ny and fraternal feeling. The object Is praise
worthy, as all patriots must feel al
Secretary Cass' resignation has made , profound
Impression here. HsA
me Committee of 81 and che majority In Con-
FreSs will stand BY Mr. Rnst's resolution ~ ba-
SIS Of Compromise The extreme Republicans and
Secessionists oppose.
There d q rumor that Sea Douglas will In
the Senate declare 4 Is 90 rie duty Of the Pres.
ident 20 resist seee0son BY .c's Of arms.
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81. LOUIS, Dec. u.
A special despatch from Independence to tile
Reuublican, says that AdsOn, who was wounded
ard Bell, who escaped from Walker, were found
Vegterday seoreted in the woods They were
snrrouuded and orde.td 5suTrendar. After con
ferrinQ together, tles efkiv thcfr pistols and re.
piled that they had ]. l.tlel die nfst,f They were
fred uuon and inlrneSi etely Killed.
Gen. Harvey had ordered two companies Of
Infantry undor lfai. Wessels and Capt. Lyon, to
be gtasioned at Mound City, and two companies
Of dragons under Capt Steele at Fort scott.
cen. Harnev wished 20 declare Marshal law,
but Gov. -Afedary would not consent, preferring
that the o. s. Earshal should make arrests, and
prisoners be tried BY territorial law.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND aIARKRT-DRO. I.

CLEVELAND mARKBT-DEC. IA.
FLOUR-ssles arc 70 bbls red double extra at
Sis7s, and 50 bbla city ground do At Ss,2s. Buck
wheat is in good request at $3.50 p eWt.
WHEAT-UnehangOd. Sales are : cars red, 100
bush DO, aud 100 bush do, at sIOO, and cars white
At SI,lo.
CORN-LoWsr. Sales are cars at sc.
4OATs--sals oil car at sc.
HoGs-Uaehsnsod. Sales are 80 head At $50
range Ss.2s95.5o
PORK-LowsF. Sales are Il bbls Nos. and
mess ct SIS and SI4 respectively.
EGGS-stsady at l7o.
POULTRY-sslling at SC for Chickens, and 7o
for Turkeys.
sEEDs-BuyerI Of Clover Ofsr S4,2s, but no Ralss
are reported. Timothy Is inactive and nominal At
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