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81. Lou1s, Jan. 10.-The Illinois National
Democratic State Convention met ut Spring.
field to-day. elected four delegates ut large 10
the charleston Convention, and two from each
Congressional District. Resolutions were
passed, stating that the true doctrine of the
Democratic party il, that neither Congress nor
q Territorial Legislature has power to exclude
slavery from any territory Of tic United States,
6ut the people thereof, when about 10 form :
State Government, haye the right to permit OF
exclude slavery they choose. Declaring the
principles and practices Of the Republican party
and their aiies, the advocates Of Squatter Sow
ereignty, is to promote discord, disunion,
treason and murder, as practically illustrated in
the Aarper's Ferry affair, and expressing full
confidence in the National Administrator, in
clndlng its policy upon tie slavery question.
SrRlseF1zLD, ILL.,, Jan, lo-Tbe delegates ut
Large to the Charleston Convention, appointed
BY the National Democracy TO-DAY are: John
Heynoids, Isaac Cook. 0. {. Skinner and John
nousherty.
The District Delegates are: II. W.Dorsett,
I /: +. Warner, =. F. strother, =. T. Smell, J: ".
Hilingsby. y. II. Purple, P. II. Jauney, Vim,
Engish, II. II. Carlin, u. T. Burke. b. Hern.
don, Vim: Prather, j. E. Cummings, T. u.
Hope, j. ". Hughes, ". L. Dougherty, ". 4.
Parrish.
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Hog md Pr0vfaion Trade.


Tie large purchases OF bulk meats reported 10 last
sus Principally account of eass of operators
the market nss who buying for future delivery are
no: wrll able to ID those WHO seue and ii this
rs -. reore sho mesly rut Up 1's.ns afe not tic
rya load y, dc1 s.usr consequently. IN The
nsrEet aaa bIeaE down tht price, Iais eatsd
e. Fl sSe .s 1t * y ss ~
n a1 t dEu5Ss T. 1 Me- rokt ~ Sa # ts IT,
est " ~ owing the fac that 7sees here a1e above
shipping polut. tssd te qufcd At 1oc for hael hu.
No. T Thcss see sa ma ssies q 6eon
1t aid qH f'r shoulders and sdes Green hams hs 1t
e.
are that scsct. this will he fair te weather being
~ eh ss ~ es, M se ere @
little inquiry fcr other than PORK hossa.etic 9Th.
PHILADELPHIA.
raos1srosaThe demand for tic Hog product generally
ns Mess Tors j. steady II q: s5t!: AID ctr Ness
sae. ni;ed !. lisaisY fo1 han,. ie for its
and s%@;> ta1 shoulders. trcvn meats quiet At 1o
ttns xsned oa q ee es ns
GLE for kessl-North -A.acz1ean. eth.
PEORIA.
Owing competition from Chicago nse tc market
q q e
sT. LOUIS.
The Icg trade nearly over. and ecucra'IY te.
seyed nf Impressions ~et~ co1r and that ahor crop
Provision t.do Is no.e the various lsse ,rkesKe.
publican, stl4
MILWAUKEE.
prse 1loss were nst - active hut sed It .boa. he
..I,af :, and Of ESQ 70 50 las sad upS:sda
occasionally In the published estimates Of the
loe packing season some wild esin,scs In regard
the auhortv Of the Cincinnati C+rre.s we believe
Ihs 1u.aaer .eee!yea hsre ase he beginning q
xill e;oe with 2o9 loi 90 come u: l,tdaeans 4oa5
& sae:unoasa 3ss Is
lEAvEEwoRTu, KANSAS.
noct-The1r /. good demand for hosE, and Messrs
nenAe,. Russell Co. IN orm y that ihsy are killing
ats 9mef. but hass sses ;s for
raase frm ts.::a5o5.ci Times III. f''s@'
TERRE uACTE.
Our have neasusably finished
forhe ssason u1dsy se9pi the sst beg w.s .!aukh
by ths rsjoseed Pork rsekcts:
TIE IAs7 uoo Or Ac7rxx.
Ti*,he Inst hog Of Autumn.
Left squca tug alone
Als!i Il! s5s,ss.,e5 5;sPt'e5 ss92s9,S?' Coz es5s
AeptE Of h!s kindred, h;aE
Tebep empty he .wrl trough.
III not lease thee, thou lone one.
To starye In the pen;
SInce thy mates arc ali pork nov.
Die 4ha.t thou will tlcM.
Then titus do odeT,
The knife 10 your throat,
And thou shalt be picked,
Like eyety dead 1hoat.
And msy be present
Khcn tbor a1t the treat,
Tor ham, snuse, a1ukages.
Who would not est?
When peopte are hungry,
And betf can't be had
For calming the appetite
= Pork Is not lad.
(Express. ah.
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Fiudntidl a1ln Commercial.


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e.n1oe' 20 ~. '' ~ 'ses :. >'e
a.s:Hsa.. 49, ' ~ Sc".,:'s
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n. 49, wv -,
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ro,cs ~ +,s,s,a,. 49,. .,.. 90. .-e.,,;..,.
- wv ~
Atu business men DayluT Id her cent dlH.
--x ~. ,xr.
1'h;s hocnmee c+ onro or;dart ,vh., :. ;s rane,o-
~ S'-' ~ e''~- = ''N~A" "AA~1 >" - "A1~AA'
=.
;s ,iso Mai, ,,,,. o,,r ,,.,,s, ,ade,.s
to 1rc nr;cc of cvcr, hundred do,,nr., ,rort, ~
c-nads-e1- m fcr nxors 4l.oucooa-al.o st.,
6o""o"<4''"" 'o' S+e'1 sno"ooooN1tsc lucy
must loose that amount on tho sale nf fhose
goods, We're il not true t]iat the price or nv
f'Ase - ~~
~r;,r, n,~ a. .~o1nn..
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PITTSBURGH LuuDER MAnKET.-The Price Gu
rent contains the following:

New ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-F1our unchanged and
quiet ut *e.10@G.e5 for supcrGne. A fair de-
maud for Corn, and prices firm; sales of 6.9eo
bags at 7s@soc. Mess Pork is held higher, but
the demand il limited, buyers holding of; the
rates asked arc $1s.5o for old, and $ls for new.
sides, and 12c for clear do. Sugar dull ut 1l@7l
for fair to fully fair. Moiasscs steady and in
fair demand al 43c for prime. Whisky firm,
but the demand is only moderate.
NEW OR1KAxs, Jan. G-Sureriine Flour fcG
s6..5. Oa,s .oc per bu. Mess Pork SIS 2 bri.
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NEW YoaE. Jan. 10.-The Washington cor
respondent of the 1ri1uzs states that when Mr.
Seward made his appearance IN the Senate yes-
terday, he, Was stucious!y avoided by the Demo-
cratic SIDE, Aessrs. Douglas and Pugh only
greeting him.
was spoken Of for to night, but on reflection
none was thought necessary, Itis ascertained
that there can Be no further concentration Of the
Southern Opposition on Mr. Hamilton, whose
voteto-morrow will. according to the presentin-
dication be diminished. Some Of the Republicans
nave been canEasslng 10 ascertain whether more
yotesthan Sht rman has received can be secured
for Hickman but Of this they cannot be satisfied.
At the National Union Executive Committee
meeting tonight, Mr. Crittenden in the chair, a
number Of encouraging letters were read.
NEw ToRK, Jan. l0SThe Times Washington
correspondent says Senator Seward Yesterday
urged upon the Republicans the policy Of uni
tiag upon Mr. Gilmer or 5Ir. Corwin for
Speaker.
The President has appointed ex-senator Sid
trict Of Illinois.
The Herald correspondent says, the Ameri-
caua have caucussea tonight, and reviewing
their course, decided that they could never en-
brace the Lecompton Democracy without being
demoralized and stultifs ing tue party.
1t IS stated that Nj. DAVIS, Of 1ndiana, who
nominated Nr. Hamilton, says he Is disguised
at the manner in which they treated his eaudi-
date, and declares that he will vote fur Adrain
tomorrow.
Horace F. Clark is making an effort to unite
the Administration aud South Americans on
| Mr. Ethrldge Of Tennessee, but his success is
doubtful. The Democrats hare given up all
hopes Of concentrating the three parties upon
. candidate in opposition TO Hr. Sherman.
They will, in day or two. present new man.
| They will continue the changes till they have
exhausted all their available candidates.
WAsu1S1roS, Jan. 1o-The City Council, ap-
preheuding that legislation in the Slave States
ngain>t free negroes. would have the effect of
| increasing the number Of that class in WASH
ln.ton, took inltiatory measures to prevent such
Immigration, but 4 recent authoritative exposi.
tion Of the city charter shows that it gires no
power Of prohibition, and legislation on that
subject must be confined t. prescribing in ad-
vance such reasonable terms aud conditions oil
residence as may tend to rcpel the idle and dis.
orderly.
The President to-day nominated to the Senate
Hon. Chas. j. Faulkner. Of Va, rs Minister tc
France.
Tic Senate confirmed all pending appoint
nents made during the recess Of Conx,ess, ant
ex-senator Breeze as Marshal of the Notiher1
District of1ilinois.
Mr.. t;rund's nomination rs Consul 10 IIayrf
is not definitely acted upon.
The bill introduced by Senator Gwiu yesscr
day, prosiding for territoria! eoycrnmen
for Nevala, is the SAME us reported at the las
| Eousc nf Representatives
The United States Agricultural Society vii
commence their eighth ann,,al meeting at IT,
| Smithsonian Institute to tuotrow.
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CoLrNnrs, o., JAM l1.-Over d hundred old
s,lIiers OF 1872 met in Convention here to-day
Much attention WAS shown them. They attended
the Senate aud House to-day By special invita-
lion.
i resolution was passed to vote for no candi-
date for President but Il known friend to tue
pension bill.
Col. Jas. Collier, Of Steubcnril1e, and G. F.
Lewis, Of Cleveland, were appointed delegates
to the Chicago Convention.
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New Yonx. Jan. lo.--The steamship taa1rr
City has arrived from Havana, 18th inst.
The weather at Havana Was ruiny, rctarding
tle receipts of produce.
Tie news ofa Spanish rictory orer the 3loors
CREATED much enthusiasm. iu Havana.
Only small lots Of new sugar had arrived
Old tim ut 9l@ok reais for New Orleans.
stock, 1000 boxes. 3lolasses.-Arrivals at
ports limited; offers for delivery at 4@3i reals,
while dealers ask HI. Exchange on London
Is premium, on New York, e.
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NEW YosE, Jan. 1V.-in our city Council last
evening, the Comptroller sent il IN abstract
Of the expenditures Of last year, showing L
total Of upwards Of $a.o0p,110 EEEH
The suspension of Rufus X. Story, wholesale
grocer, was announced yesterday. His iabili-
ties are said !, he neur half million.
Last night II fire broke cut in the Ficur Ware
bouse Of Sherman and Weeks, No. II Continen-
tai Slip, and before it could he e1tingushed, the
store was damaged 10 the amount Of ::0,ha,-
TnsIrrni Ri lfH1
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The receipts Of Hugs to-day were o,1a7, both
lre and dressed. The market for dressed Hogs
was quiet, but without any nsuterial change-the
feeling at the close being rather downward.
The range Of salcs Of dressed were 81, ',2s@5.90.
There were no Lire Hogs sold, and but few
offered.
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Anniversary Of the Battle OF New
Orleans.

Eosros, Ian. 1o.-Thc Jackson Democratic
Club Of this city celebrated the anniversary Of
The l1attlr Of New Orleans, by banquet Mt the
Revere House. The responses to the toas's
were By !. II. Wri.ht, President Of the Elub.
Il. J. uallock. C. Woodbury., n. Capen, II. w
bishop, Ex.Gov. Wells and the lion. S. ".
Johnston of Maine, Col. john II. Gregg. Of New
Hampshire, ". i. Savles Of Rhode Island, Dr.
Tartlett of New York and others. Letters were
rcnd from Cur. Seymour and others. The affair
was highly successful.
NEw York, Jan. 1o--Thc Tammany Society
celebrated the anniversary Of the battle Of New
supper and speeches. Among those who made
addresses were lion. John 4. Dix, Mcssrs. Jas.
I. EEady and Isaac Y. Fowler.
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Kentucky Dculceracy.--Kob

FRASEFoEr. Ky, Jan lo.-The Democratic
State Convention met yesterday, David Mer,i-
we:her ChaiSlnan. Every county was fully rep
resented. The following delegates to Charles
ton we're elected: Il. 4. Williams, G. 4. Cald-
well, Jahn c. Mason aud b. T. White.
Tie Committee OH Resolutions reported
majority aud minority report: both endorsed
the Dsed Scott decision and expressed the
choice Of Guthrie for President. Tic majority
report endorses buchanan. The minority de-
c'aIcs for Douglas popular sovereignty doctrine
and tterrecates application TO Congress for ley
islation in favor ii slavery.
G. 4. Wilhers, Superintendent Of The Coying-
ton Lexington i. r., had an oye1coat stolen
from the Capitol House last night, containing
si1 drafts Of i, ,01Q each.
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LEArESwoR7u. K. T., Jan. l0.-The Terrific
rial Legislature still remains in statu quo aud it
is probable that no business will be transacted
by either wing until the opinion Of the Attorney
General, which has been called in requisi,ion by
journment. The alleged reason Of the majority
for quitting Lecompton is not the iasufficsency
Of Accommodations, but settled antipathy to
that place exists on the purt Of the Republican
members, on account Of forncr associations.
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1h0Iana UetM0cFht1C Sf@fe C0NTen1I0ns
ISp1ASAroLis, Jan. 10.h.-Thc indiana Demo-
cratic State Convention meets here at ten
O'Clock tomorrow. Immense crowds Of dele
gates are already here. Every county in the
State is represented.
Several counties send two sets Of delegates
Greatly en'bittered feeling prevails between lie
Douglas and Administration factions. i stormy
time il anticipated.
Senator Bright and Finley Bigger, ofthe U. s.
Treasury Departmen Mt, arrived last night.
No preliminary meeting will lie held tonight,
az has been the ,lsuai custom.
4 meeting Of delegates was held at Masonic
Ball this i. H., Which was addressed By x Gov.
Dunning, Gov. Willard. Col May, Gordon TIM.
ner, Esq, and others. From present inlica-
tions the Douglas men hAre majority
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For wheat there is local demand covering
about all the receipts, at full prices. Corn is
very firm at 55c. Barley is obtniued by the
principal buyers at Gs@70c, though quotations
are g'vcn at higher tgurcs, even up to 15c.
Rve is held steady at tl.00. Oats firm ut 4?c.
Whisky is firm Mt aoic.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 7-Rcccipts for The week,
a,474 brls -four; 4o,442 bu wheat; ,C91 bu oats;
2,l2o bu corn; 1893 bu barley; 1es bu re. The
Seneind says:
The Wheat market rallied somewhat to-day
from the depression Of yesterday, and at the
opening No. advanced 1c, that grade selling
on the track ut $l.01@1.0a. Extra did not 70
outside OF yesterdays figures, namely $1.04@
l.o3 There was more Of a speculative feeling
than We hare witnessed for some time and ths
sales lnclnde l0,00v hu No. 70, delivery Feb
ruaTy lat, ut 81 .4a and 1000 bu for delivery in
store all next week, ut Sl.ol. The Fjonr mar.
ket was scarcely SO firm, and some ycrv cood
extra country brands were offered ut M.6aI
without hgding q purchaser. Provisions Of ali
Kinds remain pretty firm; hog products tending
upward. There was sale to-day Of 4 900 bulk
shoulders at ste.
PA1AnEIra1A SEED Market, Jan. 7.-There
has been good demand for Clover, and some
5000 bush hare been disposed cf at s5@5.so for
common TO good; and choice lots mostly ut
$az5<9s.S7& per bu, including some from second
lands At the former figure. Timothy ia opief.
There u little offering. and ANAL sails WIZ
made at &2.4 per busbel. Domestic Ffaxsee6
- selling ut $1.5s per bushel.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE,


New .Yonk, Jan. lo.-The Pembcrton Mills,
at Lawrence, Mass, fell to-day, burJing si1
hundred persons in its ruins. It is supposed
from two to three hundred are killed. a great
many are already taken out.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10-Cotton sales to-day,
0,010 bales. The Arabia's n ws uusettles the
market, rendering prices easier, but not quota
bly, lower.
Sterling exchange, 7@7f prem, with bills Of
ladinR attached,
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Nalt1uaDB.
'HE PENNSYLVANIA GEN.
l. TRAL Raj ROAD
10 NILES DOUBLE TRACE.
Inc capacity of th.4 Road u now soua tn anv In TIA
AO1pffY, ~$N--s w e~S ~ A@@

10 NILES DOUBLE TRACE.
1as saIae'y OF th.1 Road Il &quai Ia my IN tie
Three Through Passenger Trnina
bss"sen Pittsburgh and pAIladejphts.
Gsaassanf afss L. The galea :. seash with
snste "a %ses s s; f.
taa.
i, '2ss ssy s's:' !: fs|*z, EsSs:
s1tspst az = i5J a. - ss
os TsIi E1S;., .as:s r..
F.st L!na connect for Da!.:mone aad walLnstoo A
psa 1s
thu, .ddnx l1 % much to the sf.sy q Itav l*rs
rso Dy Ta. tetwsxa w. f. nd
through 1sket'. all 'al good either u .e aS.1s
Bo.t Ticket. u ssn xnol via Norwich Fai River
or ihava @ Ia1seoseFs trsasfts7ed ee Of
essts nay b ooa!ns4 at osthe Important R,'roaa
Of ssansis oo H.. s a a1y e hs esaar ee
e he Company In Dson. New xosS. B.otr. of
- fAaE AL~Ar. - Low AsD T1sz ~ Quick - II
Ant orsEz Kor7x:
ASK FOR TiCKhTS DY plrrsBCRGH,
,vy.as ths 9fee wsesn Connection. Of s Penn
DIRECT LINE SGhEsEF GhEGf VEST. EsE EAST AND THE
e II saaxies ssasas te ~
ro1 e n! .1s
rfIEn&R Hjx$n
aadTes'*sEofshe follow ar axtnts cf jho C1mlrny:
- D. a. STEWART, Pittsburgh:
III feifs Wyis xGo z,1esv r. o J. J. Johnsion Ripley.
Eeaouih 3 tsssss e. n jtf;r.asyy,s fSy fG.sppr Gnsp
d. C. Ms!Sf @ Ms.:n Ashetn ebstt cia:na.
e. Msy as..s ia : s?s'i r. " tGs!: o1..
Ions iS ioSa i.1R H. .nM III ;:s;;; Sas: a.
SxPlM seB H. F:a1 /; ii keeas,:: ass;:
points ii iho West N@sAs " 1ssao@+s Al different
Inc Gfeateat Facilities offered for IL =
portasion or Live sroCM.
sohstiaseAHs Ill eharfe tl4errot. ''' P~''
FEEIGMTS.
81 t. ss1'f s%a n risnt & Il ds:e
RI Lnte toa nd iTnn snv nn, y! ~ Hs~ & s9tk ho.on or
ks2ussy Ins!.ha nns io~a .t 1T dt vo'
VIII s';9a.sr " xh "a Goo. saa I faixa.dss m sx
Pct On 'as .ho Mn.k':xa KeatGsky Tenas. up,
s:s vi. III Id :,,,ms H.. nj
Asfeh,n,, nd Sh:ppess TIC transportation Of
s .peet tT.ns5t Gil IeS with epnirnee %
tt r.: e x: i. E ;ssa ed s2 Es. Ia
~ axs eaarss1 a. oy n,aes X l:-'tmpaalss
!S95F sSEEb 'i;k Fss'a;1 Is r.*s.
IL H. iioa,< oF No. %a;. St.
LE1MiMha.m: Il II n,,i:;S y : "a S.ass street, no,.sn
&1Hhf
rAos 4 se0rf Gsai ss, Ns. Il fa'''J'Hes r. H!.ts,y
i GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
| ,ME,p ,,>r--, 0F CANADA.
WESTERN STATES.
On and .f,er the h of NOVEMBER TN. Arm. IA liz
I'T IL o'hfi:s 3hiextS IS =; e e. sIsx
RKx xStx SspIs 3 psrton MEASUREMENT.
TIN. ZiNG >iEEi. amt TsIS - 80" ~. - ~
IN, ~. 16oS Ill ta4a. thets* aud ptates ps-
Ihs at*v: includes eHixars eScst N,:,rs M. ~
ron tNsspvcl to .sl lL Mc.chants m rastirp
e!y 1siue>d to forward t. Ut La4lux ami luxos~e- n
Tsat Y kaMs{R @ R'p I'll IA dsts S;,n, u r.
tonas REGULATIONS he complied will wkcni ,nv dsts.
Wiz ftS1msss VII a;l bstwssn Liverpool aud ionss,
, | -nA LEsS than 'let ! fnrtE.:At
lsotuce cunysy- IL l.ytr.urt m verv ~, .or,,,
Apply, for further luiurn!a1lun,t to -"'N"S 's'A1'
JAMES wAnRAck,
=. ,,r>.>, G.n1 ". stem Agent tA[cax,t Ill
"' 1S*sASul lOS, t'shT Ffrlsnt AE1, Montreal e.. r
| 31lk*.u 80
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Cu11IlcoruE, o., Jan. l1--A decree has been
issued FOR the sale Of the Marietta l. Cincinnati
R. r. for the benefit OF third bondholders
, 1860-01-11

PARSONS d WADsVORTH,
Aazx3.
Lv1cz Firs 1us1saacs Company. IL. 1c.k.
Connecticut Fl.e tr.uracee Company. Ha,tfo1I Conn.
Weste.n Massachusetts, Inlu:ance Company, Pt,,te.d,
Mss. -
Atlantic Frs aol M1..ae Insurance Company. Pruvl
Gee, R.1. ~ '
Roger Williams Insurance Company, Pzostlercs, RI
Equitable Life Assurance Company, New Yo.k.
" Once No. poles Bullitnz, corner Clark and So1t
: aies STREETS Chicago, LII.
l. =. FAkaoSa fGce1 il wApswckru,
, 1860-01-11

r. l.. MILLER,
INSURANCE AGENT.
Office 10. $50 South Watcr street.
Phoenix Fire I1ls. Co.
Capital and Surplus
s z Q D, 900 90.
Conway Fire ms. Co.,
CS7ital and Surplus,
Ses5:5, 5 3 90.
Hampten Fire ms. Co.
Capital and Surplus
Sc 761 90.
Montauk Fire ms. Go.
Capital and Surplus.
s191,l:so 90.
Lorillard Fire Ins. Go.
Capital and Surplus,
50 4,:s 20.
Manhattan Life ms. Go.
Capital and Surplus
900, 900 90.
T. L. MILLER, Agent.
, 1860-01-11

T{aitT0ag6.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
l. ROAD.
s58....yvinter Arrancementn...18 $50
az I: 6 o1ss' a esa'es sssss btps ''' e
20 aa s5nad.y' s1ssp.ss2 sT3s g pes.suf NJ;
S;s. r. II ds1: T sad NV u o1tsa. !. IL An: IN
- p tsatunsy, eaeeFea, s.stv.uz II Peoria >. 49,
itapn. t:a caiiS :. Is ~. IN. . Iemphi, % 30
.ecana day, md Nav Orleans II so pm, third |
II slespin: Car, On ii, Night Trains.
HIDE Pack An WOODLAwN TRAINS
Les'e Chicago 4 70 e In. Leave Woe!a~a
sI;p.@. s.@P% SP
wa ,ouxSI;I Y, f. ~ aARTaCE: Gen: Superintendent.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND |
AsA GREAT WESTERN tCASADA) RAILWAYS. |
ists....1AL1 AND ~1zrEa AR1AsaExxs12. 1850.
Tsins leave the frsa. Central Depot foot OF street
sO amSew York and Boston Expires. fs1ceps suud.y,,
sunse a. * 9s!11s S ~ n pn sssp asaa gEafs
ie:i5 pn Bo.isa ,seeS ay q III 81. pn'' Ss" YORK
s;ss nd loul.v!e texceps Sun
qii{e Il hfo ~, a. Cincinnati II l5o a1n. sud Louis
40 pn3Xss As!s ~ Boston
q MDeHo! s:uo aa4.. Suspension bridku 0F Bulra4n
.;o9 soS n r., abaay ~ PIN. New York i0s1 IN. Boz.
100 pusttncnsti asi Louisville Ezp,eatz.1eept st
IT. II Cincinnati II lla:o an Louls-
oa,y oss ~ IL .' Ja s%; Sunday at 7 om
a: w;s asaa @ ia9s II 4 ausoa aos
y ! Hsins Ss Ss
ttel md ~ points - Causa. Eat Northern ytE-
lag 5S::4ks eheekta through.
IN .hs o .z3 4; % ~ ss hs :, principal Ka;sd one:
Street y as2s: KcE fessof s.ts.x s..t
H. J. Sr.xot5o G.np-,j i.,s.nas. st
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1V " Cu~1Auu CalFesd& S208S9 *He1u.
There Is materl.l change from 1ast quotations.
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enough 10 ihip would sell readily, but an offered
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, 1860-01-11

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Southern Sale and Shipping Stock Yards reported expstss
y for tho DA1LY Fxzsa Tz1hunx by TRos. E1eoLxs,
for the week ending Jan. 9th. 1861.
Stuck Rece!ysd far thu week:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-10
9ELEO TGD POETRY
Child of Sorrow.


When the angel bands of Heaven
Gather round the throne above,
There to hymn the anthems given
By the God of peace and love:
Gaze oh (! blightcd child of sorrow,
On the glorics of the night,
Gaze and pray that on the borrow
Thou shalt wing toward their light.
llNrk vocal strain of gladncss
Wandcrs from the evening sky,
Driving from the breast its sadness,
bu"ing anxious sons OH high.
List. the sound of Kindred voices
Seems to float upon the air,
For the heart iu bliss reioiccs,
OF each happy spirit there.
Child of sorrow, though thy pillow
Oh is stained with burning tears,
Though like bark upon the blluw
Who're no isle of hopo appears;
Still the scenes of toll and sadness.
Soon shall leave thy weeping eyes,
When port of JOY and gndncss
Will before the breakers rise.
Poverty and earthly sorrow,
Cannot hide the skies from thee
Not by arms that victors follow,
Can thy spirit fettcrcd bc.
Watch tlic heavens. child of sadness.
View the glories of the night,
Soon slial' come the hour of gladncss.
When the soul shall taste their light.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-10

The gallant State of Alabama has taken a
high and pu.riosic stand in defence of The
rights of the South, and instructed her del
cgatcs to the Charleston Convention to insist
upon the protection, by every department of
the Government, of the rights of the owners
of slave property in the Tcrritorics that the
same shall be part of the platform of that Con
rcntion before going into the nomination for
President and Vice President; and upon the
refusal of the Convention to adopt in sub
stance, the Alabama platform, her delegates
are instructed to withdraw thercfrom.
Such should be Che position of every South
orn State; and if VIC canuot secure the an
pointment to the Charleston Convention of
delegates who will sustain the movement of
Alabama, it will be far better that we should
not be represented at all