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PUBLIC SHE


EEAh EST TE-
FQY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court of
ID Bedford County, the undersigned, Admins
traitors Of the estate of Jacob Hiish, late of East
Providence Township, decd, will expose to sale
by public veudue on the premises, on
Tuesday, the Sh dag Of January nert,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the following described yalua-
be Real Estate, to wit
A tract of land situate in Rays Cove in said
Township of East Providence, adjoining lands OF
Adam HiniSh the North Jacob Richey on the
East, VIM. Gracey the South, and John Grove
and Samuei Grove the West (part Of a tract Of
land formerly belonging 70 Philip Fishers heirs)
containing 200 acres and Is perches more or les,
about IA acres Of which are cleared and under
fence, and with a story and halt log dwelling
horse thereon erected.
TERMS: One half the purchase money in hand
at the confirmation Of the sale and the balance in
one year with interest, TO be secured by Judgment
Bonds ansl Mortgage
HENRY HINISH,
DAVID FORD,
Dec. II. 1860. Administrators.
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.4UDWOR.S NOTTCE.

THE undersigned appointed auditor to make
distribution of the funds the hands of John Sill
and John Mower Esq, assignees of Patrick Dol
lard win attend 70 the duties Of his appointment
at his Office IN Bedford Monday 2lst Jan, inst,
at which time those interested can attend.
JOB MANN,
Jan. 4, 1861. Auditor
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NoTCE OF LNQ UISITIO.N


M HEREAS Hannah Hogton, late OF Monroe
Wv Township dee d, died, seized and possessed
of a certain house aad lot Of ground, situate in
Clearville, Monroe Township, aforesaid, adjoining
lot of Isaac Grove on the north, Nicholas Border
on the South, Maine Street the east, and an
Alley on the west, being so thereof seized, died
infestate, and without issue, that the next of kin
Of said Hannah Horton are hrOthers, and the issue
OF deceased brothers to wit David Evans, John
who is dead, leaving issue three children viz
Lewis Harvey and Eliza, iBtermarried with Reuben
O'Neai, willfam who is dead, leaving issue eight
chldrensviz Henry deceased, leaving two children
viz: and residence unknown, George Wash
ingtoA, VILLAIN residing in iowa. Wilson residing
in Fulton County, Pa, Jane intsTmarried. with
James Barton of Fulton County, Pa, Harrison
residence not known, Mary Ann intermarried with
Aphey Conner, residing in Morrow County, Ohio
and Margaret EhzAbeth, residing in Maryland,
Evan Evans, Cadwalder Evans, Philip Evans now
dead, leaving three children, viz: Mary Jane, in
termarried With John Adams, Thomas Jefferson,
Anu Elizabeth, the last TWO Minors under fourteen
years and widow Rebeeca Evans.
Notice is therefore, hereby given, that in pursll-
ance Of a Srit of Partition Valuation, to di-
reeted will proceed TO hold inquisItion or
Valuation the premises, Monday, the 9TH
day of Janury 1861, when and where all interested
may atteAd if they see proper.
JOHN j. CESSNA, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Bedford Dec. IA, 1860.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted to the
N firm of Ferguson x Skater either by note or
book account hereby notified that after the cath
of December 1860 the hooks &c, win be placed in
the hands of Justice of the Peace for collection,
when SUIT will be brought without respect to per-
sons FERGUSON Il SHAFER.
Dec. IA, 1860.
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Northern Light .

THE cheapest and best light in use, can be had
/ by buying Coal Oil perfectly pure, inodorous
and free fromssmoke while burning, at Sl.00 per
gallon, at FL. g. Reamer's Drug Store.
Nov. IS, 1860.
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GtALL aud see large and beautiful assortment
~ of coal oil lamps. Of the latest styles just re-
Store.
Nov. le, 1880
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RENINPlIlN 0R PlINHll.

PENNSYLVANIA. VIRGINIA, MAR YLAND
1 and OHIO BANK NOTES taken at par for
GOODS or on ACCOUNT, at Cheap Side.
Nov. 30 1860.
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Executors Notice.

4 ETTERS testamentary upon the last viii &c.,
-AA OF Henry Bender, late of South WoodberIy
township, deed, having been granted to the sub
scriber, he hereby gives notice to all indebted to
the Estate TO make payment. and those having
claims to present them properly authenticated ieI
settlement.
ADAM HADERMAN,
Nov. 30, lS60-d Executor.
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A0TIcE o. LNpISITI0M.
Dec. Z, $50.


XXTHEREAS Robert Bennett, late of South
Wv smpton Township, dsc'd, died seized ofthe
following Real Estate to wit, one tract of land
situate in Southampton Township, Bedford County
containing one hundred and tEeuty FIVE acres and
allowance more or less, adjoining lands OF J, Robi
nett Artemas Bennett, AbFaham Bennett, Basel
Browning and others, about sixty acres cleared aud
under ience having thereon erected story and a
half frame house and kitchen adj Dining. log barn
and spring house, leaving issue three children viz
Henry, james and Clarissl, the latter minor and
who has for her guardian Archibald Perdew, Esq.
Notice is therefore, hereby given. that in persu-
ance Of writ Of Partition or Valuation TO me d-
rected viii proceed to hold an Inquisition or
Valuation, on the premises on VI edneSdaY, the 9th
day Of January 1861, when and where ali parties
interested may attend if they see proper.
JOHN j. CESSNA, Sheriff.
Sherif7s OfHce Bedford Dec. IA, 1850
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STP nv HEyPER

" in Juniata Township, some time in October
last, white and red spotted Heifer. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove property pay
charges and take her away.
Dee. :, 1900 LEONARD BITNER.
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PRIVATE SALE
Or TiITIBLB REAL ESTATE,

THE subscriber viii offer at Private Sale, the
Farm on which Perry G.. Trout now resides, late
the property OF John W. Hammer, decd, situAte
in st. Clair Township, Bedford County, containing
203 acres ard allowance, nearly all under fence,
and IN good state of cultivation; about I60 acres
cleared. About 100 acres are good creek gravel
slate laad, best quality for wheat balance meadow
and upland. The Improvements are good two
story
LOG HOUSE,
well pastered and finished, with an excellent we'll
of water at the door, good double hewed Log Barn,
tenant house, and necessary outbuildipgs- Also
two good apple orchards Of grated fruit thereon,
and good sugar camp, from which five to six
hundred pounds of sugar can be made every year.
This property is on the putlic road leading from
Bedford to Johnstown, u miles from Bedford, and
mile west of Spring Mill, and is convenient TO
churches and schools.
For furthsr particulars address
e. d. TROUT,
Alum Bank P. o., Bedford Co., Pa.
jan 4, 1861.
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Beautiful assortment of Kerosene Lamps and
N Shades just rsceired at DR.. Harry's Drug and
Book store.
Nov 9, 1860.
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NoTrOH
Jan. 4, 1851.

ALL persons indebted te the subscriber are
notified to settle their accounts by the lst of Feb
rRary next. Ii not attended TO by that time, they
wAl be placed in the hands Of Justice OF the Peace
for COLLECTION, JOHN J. LUTHER.
Jan. 4. 1851.
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administrators Notice,

LETTERS Of administration having been grant
ed, on the sestate Of Archibald Findley, late of
Napier Township, to the subscriber, living in ST.
Clair Township, all persons indebted to said estate
are notified to make payment Immediately, aud
those having CLAIMS against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
GEORGE BECKLEY,
Nov. %, 1861 Admir-.
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REAL ESTATE,

late the property of James Mcdaniel, decd viz /:
One tract of land, being unimproyed, adjnini ng
lands of - Fetter, on the East, Fred'k Collaber-
ger on tbe West, Andrew Mortimore the North
and Joseph McDauiel's Heirs on the South, con-
tanning one hundred acres, more or less.
ALSO, one other tract of uniuproved land, ad-
joing the mansion property asd lands Of Daniel
Snider, David Steekman and others, and containing
one hundred and fifty acres, more or less.
Also, the mansion place Of said dec d, adjoining
lands of Daniel Snider, Wilson Mcdaniel, Jacob
Steel, John Calhoun and others, containing about
POS acres one hundred cleared and under
fence, 6 or of which are meadow, balance well
timbered. The Improvements are two-story Log
Dwelling House, With kitchen attached, also a
Smoke House, Spring House, and Log Stable with
threshing floor. There is also apple or chard on
tie premises. and good spring at the door of the
dwelling. The property is situated fve miles South
of Bloody hun on the road 10 Clearville,
The sale viii commence at one O'Clock, on said
day, At which time the terms viii De made known.
JOSEPH MCDANIEL,
JAN 4, 1861. Admir-.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia.

4 Reasrofeqt Frsitsioa established 6g speridl Ea-
9ormea, for he Relief Of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted wlfh Firaeat aad Epidenlc Diseases, ana
eseectaity for ne Cure ef Diseases II fte Sexuqt
OrgaHs.
MEDICAL ADVICE giFen gratis, by the Acting
III Surgeon, to all who applssby letter, with
description of their condition, cage, occupation,
habi.s Of life. Se..) and in cases of extreme pow
erty. Medicines furnished free of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermat errhoea and
other Diseases % the Sexual organs and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary,
sent the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. T@o three Stamps for postage viii
lie acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0E, Act
ing Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 9 South
Ninth Street. Philadeiphia, Pa By order Of The
Directors. EZRA d. HEARTWELL,
President,
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Nov. l6, ls60-zz
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pUBLIC SALE
Oh IlITlRLR RElh ESTiIE

III L. SUBSCRIBER VII 0fIer st pubiic sale. pursn-
ant TO the order of the Orphans Court, on the
premises in West Providence Towns hip, Bedford
County, On Saturday he 2ud day Of February
nert the following
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Attest.

Attest. G0mmissoners.
HENRY NIoonEMUs, Clerk.
Commissioners office, Dec. "a. 1860.
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Criminal.
a MAN WAS COMMITTED tn Jan. last week
Mi IlUridn. Mnss. lnnn tho lirsI In y NcnrA

a MAN WAS COMMITTED tn JAN last week,
AT Florida, Mas, bcing tho irst in y years
IAwREs'E Wurri. A '"vrIRNFp druukari.
tried "a reform, last W Ck, at Baltimore and
i",k 'audanum Ia lieu Uf rum. Toe much Of
The u"w 'timulani Killed him "n Wednesday
ijrh.
AN iNCt tNDIAEr rIGE o'' uGHtp ~ Sncra-
nCntU tCal.D on the 9th ult., dcstroyin; a
large hOar,lissl house known an the "Palncc." ="
The inmates barely escaped with their lives.
Loss aluut tljO.OON.
A rErrN Sc"u>nrrI, VII" has wife and
family al New Haven, recently induced an
orphan girl, four.ccn years old, to leave her
happy home at SIratfnrd. Conn, under the plea
nf marriage. The rascal took the child TO a
miserable hut, near q coal-pi hc owned, II little
way on; hGrc he treated her brutally, locked
her up regularly, aud frequently with a negro
for companion. The facts bocoming known,
party of ten men went to the hut last week.
got a'mittanco, took possession Of the girl, aud
nndcr the threat of cont Of tar aud foa a'hcrS,
te left the place at once. Tho hui nnl ia con-
tent were destroyed.
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Miscellaneous Items.
No,rss THAN 81. $50. .oOo are invested In b
, ulIIIc in Ohio.

| No,rss THAN 81 $50. .OO0 are invested Ia hss
cult uIc in Ohio.
An iSrKLIIGrNr YOUNG CHINAMAN, clerk
in tea store, nj st. Louis, was married, last
week, toa alrrtty young American girl.
LIwE Jrpp, or WOODBURY., Cr., has In bis
ruscssion three cars of corn, containing reapoc-
lively 070, 600 and go kernels.
TuE EDToR or TuE NIAGARA CRY IIRRALO
says an interesting c'y.sis has arrived in his
domestic aiiairs.
A IAriILG Sc YEARS OLD, two sons and tive
| daughters, all dIaf, Cumb and blind, arc re-
resented as making living on their farm ct
Halifax Contrc, VI.
Nrw HAM SHIRE ~ rrCoMISs tho head
| quarters Of American ,tuartcrlies no less thaa
| Two being published there, viz Sillim me
JsmHW 81 Ats anil !SCi,Hccs. tho Ns1o Es9-
idndtr, tho ChDych Raric,c, the Vnirer,i,y Quar-
| tcrty, and the Hining UIga=ine.
1nE REy. FHAScs O'snEA, Of 81. Paul's
Cathedral, PITTSBURGH, Pa, deposited, a few
days stree, with the l.. :. depository Of public
moneys in that city, 800, 10 the credit Of tho
United States, the same having been received
by him through the confessional.
TnE CESsu, ~ JCsr SOW uEISG rAkEN IN
Switzerland. The registrar Of the district in
which the chateau of Arcnenbcrg Is situated,
has returned In the list Of Swiss citizens
"rrinco Louis NAPOLEON BosAPARrk, ten
IOrarily absent"
JuLIus-Why is Boston wuss than Charles
ton, Souf Car IinaS
SNM-Don't know JUILUs why?
JULIUs--BccaUsc, il she don't seize No forts
.hc would like mighty well to surrender her
tATEISON.
VIZ ATE uArrY To- tEAEs that after our ia
fCrmaut loft Mount Vernon, on Tuesday morn
ing, il was ascortaned that only DANIEL MARA
Was burned, the little child being safe at .
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Calamities.

LADY SWALLOWED \ CAMnGIC SEEpii at
New ALBANY. KY. last week, and suffer, acute
ly IN eonsequcnce.
Two UNKEowS MIN were found froEon to
death, in sled, loaded with grain, on the
Irairic in Marshill County, H., on the 10th
ult.
A sIuE nE"hE OUT at Jamaica Plain, Mass,
on Saturday evening, and burnt down BENJA-
N's GOfpsMIITi'S house; his housckccpcr,
NANCY SLAIE, pctiShci IN the flames.
A VALUABLE rrorriNG HORSE was ran into
ly another at Chicago, on Saturday, aud in
Stantly killed; th" shaft entered his right
shoulder and pierced his heart.
SArAu UARrAI on, an intclli cont ani pretty
girl, killed. herself Ly taking morphine on tho
22d ult., in Normillion Co., III. No cause is
assigned for the act.
ISArIror iS~A>IrY, at Brighton, H., Mrs.
EiuHIuGE jumped down int" a well in which
there was only feet Of water, last week. She
hold her head under until drowned.
IoElN LAToTrR, WE'RE rEoST-UirrrN on
the Great Western Railroad, last week; ZEN
gagged IN clearing the track near ST. tsthnrines
6ccamc benumbcd and were ran over by q
train, and Instantly killed.
4 fire at ten o'clock Tuesday night destroyed
the llOuring mill owned by JoHS,oS, Cook &
Co., in Baldwnsvillo, n. Y, and contents.
Loss 800, 900 on the mill, and 10000 on
Grain inIured fur about SlS, ,OOO, mostly in the
following companies: Hartford, Conn; Eul-
ton, n. y; and Hampden, Springfield, Mass.
The fire is supposed to have originated by fric.
tion Of machinery. Tho distillery adjoining
was saved.
The BosToS rArEHs teen with c.lSmities
occasioned by tho cold and wind on Thursday
night and Friday. 4 man, name unknown,
w.s found on one Of tho whIrve', frozen "a
death. ELrN DoNiVAS was taken OF her
feet, carried twCuy feet into the air, an dashed
TO the ground. She was severely injured. Dr
JrrFRIrs' carriage was blown o, cr, and he was
| thrown on the ice, dislocatinG his arm. A
| bread wagon was LlOwn over, and the contents
scattc,d; tlq hose could not run away on &C
| count of tho wind. Frozen toes and ears wer,
| uri(Crll: the ravv yard and the ship yard
| at Eat Hostou were clsscl on account Of tn
| III
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There j. much that is amusin, in the yiows
taken hy southern journals aud their corrcs'
p.udont- Of tho srr, -'iuu movement. Thus,
the Washington corryep'nlcnt Cf tho thlrl'.-
ton COgJar, writes:
The south mipif, amer uniting under now con.
do J, trCs, the diHrI gan, s'i anal dem ,Ii.i' ID
noitl ern alliCs a. insWyIcIf,, ard deny thCtn re-
c'Clit.un. But II peaceful diyls on elsIe', the
south. alter taking tue federal clpltil and archives
ant being rec Iru"d by all foreign ppwC,B, a.
rocogn 90 the Northern coniederlcy, or cDlfedsr1-
cleG, and enter into trtIy s,ipuLtons with ths,n.
Were this not dOne, II would 10 dInicut for the
northern states ~ take place among nttlnns, and
their ilas would not 10 respected or recngniEad.
The Montgomery correspondent Of tho Char
lesion McrcUy wandcrs in tho mNZes Of doubt
and hesitation, as he thus discusses the power
Of tho Southern Congress -
In the frat place, has this CJnyent'n any author
ity T. elect a r esldent and Vac PrcaiGGit OF tho
southern g. niGlrrcy! TX cplint In Eissppi
IL l. dpU'tGl whctLor Uly Otel state convention ia
the South, thought ofSny such project. WHAT goIl
can TUsult lr.in tuis C"i.'eation ASSUMING ~ oet
tko PrC,,deit AID N.-c P,6siGeut of the con-
frdoTacy, without, Rt the saluc tune, olc'Nng tho
senators and R'pgeS'nt..t,vrs Of the Congress:
But there IL HGvor matter than its ahsu'dity
bobiUl thlg enc, l. II ans thlLg else than tho
lCl,ey OF TCouIstrv Cuug the Union; Blt Will a
boUtLern Coni.der1Sy 'ist 1t al with suja a
Io!lgy'
Tho AGsuis Ga, ChrOaicl,, savs:-..
" ~ 'AS "t NC SENlANobt u VIZ
uew Cunsd ray srsG6, not Il ~ without, mt hon
tie Moth, Lut CiOEl OlF O,CH pDYl. We have uu
~ refer " TtuuiIt spoo hes Ia COpsTesI, BIgN n
tL"ss uI tLruESs EnI-IuDG AID NnH0', T. sh"a
that 40 ihNcAH"n' NIe RTuN,.r. Htruusor, tl' NJ
| GrHtE II d1t ana o,ln,iioa 10 N6 p" U'''r o
u,dg, nptV OTis IL Gigt 0f I0ri. ~ ~Hhrt 'r'
ut '.taly htrresIog IA Dc ,!aYery question sd''
ulEonLtsnl N ~ be NlEye Il pol,...o,
The same Journal In m ar.iyto 6ntiN.l ",
Strong q lmo, comes to the Coue,dH5n IN.
| En- slnnd v III UI' r,r0 %, ! N.I' horn ,tu,. V
oracy, for reasons suggested in tho following
| CNtraCtG:-
| ua.e c, mo5 mo ,'cv Ng.'s, s.ronGtt g; th
game the Nosth I, yisg. T.5 rop5sI ra-pof
| hSps the hroU to .lu.l s. u .tieh America to II
Unton O;ikt North, 'uIt. weiu,ly inAuou &c o.
| CCIdyct oC G,D.t Br tain In IuI,rC.,U ~ \ T,ypga
| tion 0f our n ~ o. yuu.uolt- SouIhela o.
| fed acy. you'd tr,de, EDgl md has ~ intsTs,
| ia 10 r6cugrt of IbC southern conSe lerlGy, ~
| CSpt GHtro rra,.. M may 60 to sh,w The insO
| ci'nry ufG Republican ,urm Of government.
But sho ku1W. the Ggrasping aud expansive ,e
49,, /! - .-,v.o. Ana ~ uI-y 10 py h.r y,
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Latest Dhpntrh from KRn-a, 10 ihr New
York Committee.

ItchisOn, hInIius, FED. l2,-Wo arc crOwling
provisions a, last a, possible south aud wost TO
dcpots; teams are giving out AMI hors Is aro
dying; hogs starving in drove, and cltfle arc
fami,hiny Three children starved in Marshall
county il ulmor is true, but tho story ,omal
strai u, The people are noY alarmed, and all
who can are hccmS the territory, from remote
settlements. Unless rvt,rf dcpnts shvo them,
the panic must soun prevail. We are pressing
forward ly faith in thr New York Committee +;
| their p-omp'nrss will secure the aviation Of
| auxigus, the l.erislturc'b action. 4 weeks
| drl.y would hr fatal TO So ! wheat cNortipn
| III, w,lk in,mcs ia, gain " ios, Of one million
| TO this people.
| The Nov York Committee haYc tclc ,rlphc
in reply; "Tha pro,pce's gro that you will b,
supplied. DO not despair.
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Another Dlicmnn.

4 leading idea put forth is that we must
sottle our present difficulties with tho southern
states, by giving them all their constitutional
rights; and that, in order to do THE we must
consent 10 an alteration Of the Constitution
itself. How eau these "rights' be constitu-
tional, when, in order to attain them, that in
strument must he changed 2 Have wo not
hero u confession, that what IL asked Of US il
something not warranted by our present fun
damental law ?-somaibing absolutely al va
rIance with it, and not contemplated ny its
,raWr7 s-t.9ria Tr2nicrP.. .r.
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+ / N A N CT A L, 30.
NEW YORK. wednesday, 10, 10

Tie stock market is lower today and closes dull
At ,be decline. The Railroad shares arc pressed
for sale At Reduction G 1a1k per ceut. The
trs'ress WAS largo or time, and sellers options were
ldt cut freely. Government bcrds are rather nIcr
with more inquiry for the hvcs of iS55, and ,h 9
sN's d 1so4 and 1865. CoupCn fycs Of iSit are
"e'b State stocks arc steady with considerable
bus ucss IN MissUuIis At CO = CG,,. The H,ilruad
hic- Src frn.
1lCe is 40 char Of ncneu, in mouey matter.
fo,,ir n e,cL snge ruled heavy at the opening Cr
the Arsb'a steamer Of day, bus towards tie close
ioi}F vcro large, closing lCijc = iC5 nr 4 .dtn,
hlls, Ffancs . 90 a -. The Arabia 10 day ,ak :
,ut si,sh5 in sptcic.
The Niagara Fire Insurance Co. haa GcClsrd I,
stlni-annusl div'd,nd Of 10 per cent, payable on
icugrd.
Tie Glowing is a comparative yta,emcn, o. the
'Ni" IS tctc!us,rc Of srtcic) from New York t.
cie'gn Torts, for the week and since Jan.
$500 IsGI
TctNl tct the week ........ a. tn9.i5s ss.6Si,o.a
ficv .s.y rcroited...... i,aiS 400 i3lJg,v9i
sicc J,r. r.l.""...........SSIs3 2n slGooO 1p;
Tho lN0ln.s CtniraI R,ilroad, forwarded In the
month Of January seventy tho, sand to- Of 'tc,sht
hmonG ht prominent aztec worc-liI,CG! bush
e!s OF HIrt, I1l $50 bushels ofc m I23 40 bush.
es cfcA o ssI b'rrels e -four, ? 81 barrels Of
whisky, i2,g3a barrels a. p,rk, l,Sit barrels or
Htd, l,'.l trs"t : sy. 1uS h,rrr'S &C SUGAR O. tNl
hugbtads Of sugar, 9,iiI larrel uf fuuIassCi o. J..
~ l,uuCs u dr,ss,d Ivik. 2,2!g Leid II cattle,
tShi, .o togs.
TIC ! .nue'y Co'u'rrs Il ,hc Nesynk Central
Rsi'"sd, we undeI 't,li, give shout rOO,CVD in
- .,v u, e." s.tur utrit la,tyC,r.
Tee Chicago Dome'rr says that CHARTER hss
lton grsLted .CT tue toIl wAich coantc.- trN
los rst, - Cudar u ~ IDS, with N nueapuI., IN
Nj Uss ~ This YES adtt,Ut route from Chiy1 20
v p DtNDr, Fulton, and Cedar Rapld. In Iowa 10
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THE roLowISG was received at too late a
hour 10 appear in the whole Of yesterdays sdisies
NIoyeue nj, Of Mr.. Ilncsln


Cincinnati, Feb. 12.-Mr. LINCOLN arrived
here al half past two, ard escorted 10 the Bur
net House, when he was introduced " an immc>ss
LnooLs th, spoke
lie said, l baye spoken but once before this In
CiiclnnSti. Tha, VAS = year previous 70 ths lsls
Presidential eCgtisn. ou that occasion In play
IN! msnner, tu, with sincere words, I addressed
much Of what sJId to the KoniuckiAns. I gave
NY opinion that We, ~ Republicans, would ulti-
Ilnie Leaf them US DSmocruts, but that they
could postpone that result longer by nomnss-
my Senator DOUoLAs for ths Presidency.
than they could In any other way. They did nst.
u any true anfe Of the word, nominate Mr.. DoUa-
Las, and the result has como certainly soon ~
ever expected. ! also told them how I expected
they would DO treated after they should have been
/ ,ateu and row wish to cali their attention 10
what then sad up1n th't subjocs. l then saii
when We doas W. ssy, boat you, you perhaps want
| to kLOW What we viii do with you. will tell you
ts III as ap Rull Or1cd 10 Eleak for this opposi-
l u0n, what VT mean 10 DO With you. We mean 10
uest youss mar Gs We psslbly can as wAsu'
| rUlvS, JIFEEGsuS aLd MADISON treated you.
way To iutCrIe with your iustitutCn 70 abide by
Ill ULd CyIIy comp oiss ,l the Constitution; and,
| Ia word, ming hack to the original proposition,
l t. trCbt GU so iRr rs degenerate men, N we have
| deCUtrI'Cd, rrgy, GcVording to the example of
| ,lose rollc fathers, wAsuISGros, JEFFEasoS and
| MNHsuN Neutau ~ remcmber that YOU arc -
god a. We; that there Is no difference between Us
| tlol ttgu the dnererce ot circumstances, we
| raCun - TeIOgMEa and hear in mind always hN
| you have as good hearts in YOUR bOsoms A ot1~
Col'e, on AZ we calm 10 have, and sreai you Io
| cOrdtngly."
Fellow citizens Of Eyn,ucky frieujs and hre.s.
| pn may l call you In my new p'sltion l So
| no ocCgsiUu and feel no inclination 70 rers'
] word of this. II shall uut be made good 10
sI.,~ she !~,!.l - 4. E>I ~ l-4-As'