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, 1861-02-09

-""T 'wnh,'' said sepator Simmons in hi.
speech IN The U::S+ Senate {: / could see pro.
position that Ifonld bear }omebody who was
heard ore Of them eaE GO The sepator tr1rn
'Texss said :ttws would do ahoc. forty ithaca
that he k1t*w We wonId.no do, he woi3ld then
'tnasids4:: Thaf y the eaf4st approach to aet
tlenent fiat 4 bare heard. [Laughter.i Il
we Eou1d stop the Paln1's, burn he school
hou4es, ,;snppresa the newspapers, inprison the
Abo1hionists, and break up this Government.
everything that 'ts here now, he would fhinR
aboat. staying ID. n llansh.erl
, 1861-02-09
THE REAT FIRE IN
XuWAUKEK
s30o,Gg0 Sared In Nerring's Safes.

Af1HAEK =. jan. = SO
nxAn a1s:-I k6s rEeanf n1n, uhlch dee,ro, % tn,
AnEAakee Gsy nmee:. Tssa sNn # HerTtr7 Sara
fourth stor5 and sual er auo ii tas scaooi ~ ~
sIonef'a room, In kh1xd story. ~S1 ~s'14aA'<
1re ~ y 70 var no<vtth: t4n,as tas ssees TT
70 great d1-taaeas md xere euhjteteu 70 nush - i;
tense aeat &hs ou forty and do osssr sIr:x ~ -
that tho books and Fapers ia nrStrsts s;sle .
PFseefrstton Inc only injury receiv~d was us c1sl.
LIZ q ,se r. easasr = binding q nc eoek1 bY ses
nok In!ly fA9lled oefsa this tre ihnt IN mnsf rse.
@fIKN .PR0DF," - se-
TIE esstots On ooe and tho plates the cth&s vss
FRANCS HCEBscHNAyy,
NELSON WEBSTER.
TFeMdent Board Ct CouatsEnyn
- GEO. u. pAC3AAN.
,, City C1t1k
Superintendent Of Sraoeh
AsntnE3t. Patent Champion Ea1ea~ &aoarh ,,
.ol5e1 tested Aexer Fan to 1sve ehetr coatentA
Only Depot In tha W&t Il % Stats Etfe-t
HkkR1>G CO.
oeuoHSsopE y stasu st-e-.-
, 1861-02-09

Tbs Chicago 7SHa bears testimony 70 tie
''66cdFs6 of Mr.. Kellogg in way which nuet be
equally 'bewildering to TINT gentleman and hls
consti 1T says. :>s4:,-.... ,.,..,..
's.'" Tho. 1ribtns declares. that Kellogg. has
abandoned Repnhl hllcGnism, and denonnces him.
Tho Journal dec]afes that he has not abandon
ed hfs platform, ind Is nli' right 'Bothure-ex-
a is ses ssht S9tnSsasa eseaa.s sae l. ID
obaqdon in. :. ~ = - -,
.. The Stata- Regtsts1:: very proper1y tendeR.to
Mr.. Kellogg the support Of the DEMOCRACY. Of
the IVth District. j.. !,
, 1861-02-09
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PUY THE G E n UINE,
Luh1nss Extraesz,
Lubinss Pornndssr
;, Lnblnts Hair OIL,
Lublnss Cosmettc>
Lublnss Rose P0w6sHs
Iubiuss HIce Powder
r. Luh1A,a Pearl VIII
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8TANTOy,1.

,... s4AIS
No. 40-.."uark Street. ..-.Ea -
: NEXT TO aHn1imAx uorax
T., --s'-:--
FAMILY GROCERIES
1NE&0ELL4ED IN
QUALITY AND VARIETY.
/. SOLE AGENT xos
!. Anelu1s's Celebrated Rere!tss
FL A M s,
wstpasna ours, Superior cuat:1 sud F7awe
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
IN CANS,
GREEN PEAS LIMA BEASa
aUsHEooAs, FRESH PEACHES,
RAsPBERR1gs, sTRAwDERErga
PINE APPLES, oLIvEs
FISH, IN CANS.
FRESH sALMoy, LOBSTER.
TURTLE soUr, HzGRma.
j. B. sHAY's
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE.
eannaaafas Monday. Jaaa.z5su.
FoR TwuMTx DATE ONLY.
Ela Mammoth stpe1ss
DRY GOODS,
1T PANIC PRICES,
70 MAKE Roe3 yoR RHuo szoex
Nos. 16s and 165 Lake street
80 La sAILA STREET..
Iaastostw
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
BLANK BisOK*7
ENVELOPES
WRITING PAPERS,
At AANTTAoTURKRr PRioHa
r. Mun9SoM,
Blank Book Manufhoturc5.
1afaeu ~ LAKE. nTKEK1. CHICAGO.
WALL PAPERS.
No. a2..-..8apdelra stres+. ,.sxo. q,
F.. C. RIqBY,
, 1861-02-09

The Tennessee. Election.
- To:dny the. people: Of Tennessee viii tote
whether they shaIl have State Convention,
md for delegates to the Conyention,if II there
shall be one:-~ fine real Union men are for
voting down The Convention. The eeontipgent
:-Dnion n1en are for the ConyeptIon, The. Dis
unlonists ire, for The Convention and Dis
unihn delegates: -The nct Of the General As:
Fsmhly :;contingently calling Convention,
requires tbs submission of an ordinance Of
secession, n:one. should be adopted, to tho
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L 0EF6 arc llCUSAQQ9
and women IN the North
hearty naffeU OF that m
barter Of human flesh {
becn' Forced upon--t then
gan!xation. They kno
hlemishes which The foe,
nalizsd In their Republ
socia1 condition arise fTe
consideration, OF q ayste
publican, and ~ hateful
Gus to man. They feel
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ence Of q few good men
duced the. Almighty to
aud that, hod the slave
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numbered among obso1e
considerations may hav'
fraiu from seeking the
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queuces; but NOV that
divorce, why shend the
Let the seeding States
project, aud base their: !
the principle that man b
In immortal beings :. th
that they. ha@o built tsth,
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fair division 'tt the en-
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stara-. 1.-THE men.of IL
perception Of their duty
eets q humanity, they. ,
violence which tm als
: abandbn ali idea Of. coe
South to pursue. uachsc
, 1861-02-09

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daily business; their ihcapacity for military
tllscipline, or any sort of a discipline; their
>Se&tltution Of stores, such Is re necessary lor
1. .W@NEe, md e=!,etisIy tntlr Etcuulary EuVsr-
S{Y.xThey are al4rmcd about their negroes.
E$hex3R feel what milestone they have ahout
atheitafks In their servi1e c15sa-thelr four
LII domestic foes. The "poor whites
x;Hou1fke servtceable banditii, as long as
X3hey42 not brought hce tpface Fith North.
laboasrs, When that happens, they
mya43fh become Northern free -laboreIs
& tSelyes There is DO other force which
Hd be brought into he feld against ,fedTal
troops and after greht Northern, army, had
swept tho country, bru{ u{hiug away al oppoaI-
ton, aud possessing thehselves Of every town,
plantation ferry and fdrtsthat they chose to
take setting the a]are4 Het as they went
: xhae wontdEsmai1t tat9s CITIZENS. Certainly
q worse chance, a. to tariffs than- they hasn
noF- They might now be received back on
thasimple Condition that they should, kesp
their peculiar iustitnti9 to 3hasEaelsss> and
MAKE ArraliX dumeati4' m1trer Ut n fB
probable that even thd three-fQ4s 4u1t5a82aa N
might babefr 70 them for q 41n&. T a8ht ney
must manage their own !contefns,s saad seetha
nation at large eating bff the discredit Of m
sinstttntion that tbe worm thinks i'll Of These
sle surely easy terms fof q rebelhons people;
but W. Pslieve .thfY ,may have then, IT they
see in time what they hah best to do p" "~ '~~'-
The Morning Star AID Dtasof tha2tst thinks
the South should Be lek b alone to pursue its
, 1861-02-09

in conclusion; 1 ~IH brieaHiE1aE, Without fer
OF atcttaunj TINT, no three boats eontE;-
, 1861-02-09

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-a,nn, tte. conncrt5rut eoasf enIer f}'s 1,,,bo1
ofNevI, ,otilou, celebrate ed Tor its reroIutionn.
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~ i i:roton 17c;ebt. ,nh1s tn,lor &. a.t,ni,
= hv Farts - r;sxo,,, abd, ,:Trar,hnn the ~,
m:rof.gt,5,,@ IN , s;,,n1. wa,, rh:5 ~
5nv ahont fortv be,rv sisoa o7,nass n,t iz5,,,:
bnliis ! new work Of .c1anitat pitetrsd for tTio
f,efs ,f ma 1nonnt;n~beavv ,nonna aers I'd.
70 ,nch co7umhfsds 1t:cost nea;ay q onn n0o5 ::
Battrrv GI;sTfid Il sttnsiea on>:the' Groton
,,ide: onnok;te New L.nnaors. who Foit Truin:.
bu1l:. .bcioxt The city about ! mile. commands
The sl.1n channel leading totbe civ, The next
fort we come to is Fort SCHUYLER, aituatea. on
Tha,a.,o 1,o,,t h;,t II s,,3d -,,,v,,,r,, o,5a
, 1861-02-09

Il Bill Jor On oct to rFund tas intereH On tAs
CpNeqs Or U,simysity Find, end dpp7uprtate The
sana Jor tn ~ Qf ts< State Normal Unstv.e
, 1861-02-09

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-10
American ShiPnastcrs' Association,

Nos 80 AND " 1iKacH ANTS E..oua NeE
The following list of approved officers have received cer
Gates from this assoc st!eE:--
? rtas ADrahsm Gn1la, late Of s,hr Isanc Toucsv;
NEE Grrker, bag Ny AcR4e, Gart3n DpN4ty, bark
mona; freeman crf -. lsts Of shr arab Re-; VIM
NJ f9ahFc biude. LEV 81 iaN .ns sob u S,vIns Il.
a(i hoM' fayoria stip ~ Samuel Fe,rchd late OF
z LA94,is Samuel = sggsst batk ovsrman; Henry
rrsi Frederick fhraa-, siis Ldep endspre, Henry
en- ~ ~ bark Atie JhaEes u Davis bark Axelia;
y r harnon, OAK Wave crsl q CarAn Joha 4
n, = s hro kiIn ,ames gry.at .Lt COLUMBIA;
I'd, late o ship wclaeet; wI, cbbs, ietssf lark
'1ns Aber; Zerega snip cerfGlrqn Daniel s4lSins,
sConlrbmis,; Albert " Shaw. lite 81 balk shelton;
anad hnlnes, ship piorenor NJ ,asngsle; Je45me
ar seaisvllle; Philip honne,t ship Audgb ,n Ellsworth
AVs, sh p EmeEild; VIM St1idsTj. shig ser!in: Ad
|or chip Uncle Toby Edward war5ag, ship fam
n: Andrew Pstensill, brig Thoa Il q ven ~ ~;
uneey \ Bosford sclr james LAwrcnee Sa NJ Pattgr,
Fashion; John Stifiing, bark Oyeilaan Jacos N li.
e), ship Tamcriane; Thos II Morton. ship swallow,
~ IL A-aold, Aleot ship Robert Center
Miscellaneous.
steamship Arago Cap,in Lines sailed yes.rday for
hampton and Hnvre.
steamship Glasgow, Captsin NEG ugap, sailed resler
or Queenstown and LiyerpcoL
pc CoAtE Linden, from Philadelphia for Rio IN.
pu, nacx y Il Sh Inst having been collision night
~ DcaNare Ciiys " III bark Achilles, from London
lost jbhoOnl, ca.heads forward ri. and s nod
DAMAGE me PARK has apparently sustained damage
mIcr l'ARS-capt SAM Coyish, tie Br bark States.
NrSsd S'l, SENDS y. pr Ar Martin Rooney. tie tol.
IN 500 tons barthen, weter!a ged aud abb rsoned M,
IA Norwesf q, a. sic had q Norweean ~ ans Ia
tub < 81 he. Stern. She was tinaer lad N ana ~.
seqwplete wreck Her lower masls, yards snd bon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-10
sp0IsrIsG.

ly1RANCIs BUTLER. 80. SPEc9 SLIP, HAS ALL rHY
,i3icn Breeds Tor stock aid sale. Buter ngalAb,e
Mango Cure aud Flea EvcsmnRor, 81 cents per bottle
Buters breeding, Training Diseases &c, Of bossn SA
DOGS boafcd, trained, &c. Medicines Tor al discs see
NOR sALE-A VERY FINE LARGE Sr BERNARD
l. Dog, yeavs old and valuable. Apply TO JOHN
DETlS, 245 Water street
JiTAETED-FoR CASH, AT SECOND HAND, A GOOD
W 4oa3le barrel Shotgun; 2ilee moderate. Address boz
isS New York Post office. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-10
THE FIUEMEN.

THE FIREMEN.
At A REGULAR MEETING or FRANKLIN HOSE
"A Company No Is. held Tharsday evening November
ls6l Mr. John ONell IN the chair The follow ing preaul.
bic ami resolutions were unanimously adoltcd--
Whereas our late Foreman, Gr. = 0Caashau,
PEELED by business rgeens 10 resign position
foreman, THEREBY derriyng the services active
and efficient officer. Therefore, be Il
Resolved That the THAMES Of the company emnently
due and hereby rendered Nj T. Cadghsn FOR allie
and impartial manner IL which he performed dutcs Of
h- Once, and n welcoming him again The rTks We the
high pTivaes, happy - find ain one no
always out ~ the "frst tap.n
Resolved That Of the above rcsouons BE- published
81 the Leader and Herald. JOHN O'kEIL foreman.
JOHN BAIHrRsLY, Jr., Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-10

rI,O LET At FORT " ASH INGTON. "A FAMILY COMO
TO Errpe next week, VIII lel at aveiy no ertto igee,
turra he'd Hcusr, tis depot wh The use ~ an
Stable and Grounds. The situation rs sanbrious
and uusgry .ssed beauty thc Husscn river and
Within tsr. gpusss, ly. " Ql1l2Nrnl Iars, Per a.
Ai.a Apply ii cdoe 70 iaioAAs !. az. ~ Es
street. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-10

RIO LET IN BROOKLYN, Z. D.--A NEW THREE Story
aua Basement Brirk House. with all improve"
mems cent SIS per untli NAY and So aiter APP
at 81 Wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-10

TO LET IN BROCkLYN--A NEAT TWO STORY AND
hsseu,' frame House. Large arc, marble ~ ntels,
Myrtle icnt low TO gogp tcnants
Us Vanderbilt avenue Apply to All. GRAHAM 81 John
street, S,N York
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LOST AND FOUND.

LlOJND--fN MADISON AVENUE AND WALL
sttoes omnibns Pse c~rsr ains sam ~ Money Tne
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-10

H0ARD-s5 WANTED, FOR WHICH BOARD,
- Hsslus and a nothef's care VIII nc bestowed
h'tc cild, .or I've months by American lady or esper-
.hao ana TArsbiny Bes. Q. references given Address
NJ a. Is, Stallion G, Fourth
, 1861-08-13
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, AND PLENTY TO EAT,
JEFF. DAVIS, AND STARVATION.

subsequently what WIS called the fortifica
tons OF the city Wero commenced, and great
number Of the Unemployed set at work. The
New Orleans bankers don't like the looks OF
Confederate bonds, and -.complain that the
boupdless issue of Confederate money, will
work them great injury In :depFeciadne val
ues. Cotton, for local manufacture, sells at
53z cents per pound. The Planters have not
bagging and rope enough to bale their pres
There exists greater unanimity Of hatred
against The North, which finds vent. in the
ftrcest inyective. They sometimes speak Of
arnipg their negroes, but: it is generally
thought that il would be dangerous expert
me1t- Our informant Was present when
Nh. MattheWs, o member Of the Legislature
Of Mississippi, made an address TO the people
in reference to the battle at Stone Bridge,
Nhere he Ea6 spectator. lie said thnt the
Western men we're as good maIkmen as the
SUuthefners, and that they stoodfre well. He
stated that the tide Of battle WIS turned by a
Southern regiment who threw away their
rifles, and with bowie-knife in one hand and
and q pistol in the other made q charge On
she1man's battery end captured it, aud then
turned the guns upon Union men. He rode
over the field afterWaId, and it was one mass
Ct dead and dying Yankees. Mr. Matthews
says that before the battle at Bull Run it was
agreed thatif any Of the men finched an Inch
they should be shot down. There should be
no running. 4 precaution which would seem
to indicate lack Of trust in the courage Of
lealty Of their soldiers.
, 1861-08-13
The Goods Seized at Cairo az Contra.
= bARus

The United States District Court, Judge
Treat presiding, has been in session for several
days past, to dispose Of cases growing out OF
the seizure Of goods, bG the Collectors at
with the directions Of the Presidents -procla-
nation Of April last, blueiading- the MissiR-
eippf and Ohio Eivera-. :"
The following causes Of action We're COM
menced: =,
"a. FL. l. Weldon, District Attoray Of theunitea
-veyor Il tic port Of Cairo, Bs LIS barrels OF
: line, bundles buggy bows, 20 ditto shafta, dit
> to seat sticks, 81 dirtg buggy spokes.
Mr. Weldon, Distzict:Attorney, appeared for
Browd for claimants. The intervenors, parties
atst. Iouis and Cape Girardeau, answered
| that the goods seized were shipped as regular
articles Of commerce, to .co1signees at New
Orleans, not designed to evade the laws or aid
rebellion, and not within the scope Of the
war;" alleging further, that at the date Of
shipment there was no actual blockade. The
! DiEtricAt ttoFney, for the Government, claims
that the goods are subject to the provisions
! OF the proclamation as contraband. The cause
| is set dorm for argument, and will be heard
| The next cases are as follows:
Err Ra. Weldon, District Attorney, aud Sloo,
| Surveyor OF Cairo, ps. Three barges and one dai
We6agg @ 1stet sasaes Rfo21s1 81 coal and Light
L.
rer, Surveyor Of Cairo, ca. SIT ascks Of corn and
| 6.carboss Of oil Of sit1iol.
In the latter case, c. a Reyes: appeared fol
claimant, Z. ]. Flournoy, Of Iowa The goods
were seized upon the steamer Argonaut, at
Cairo, on the Wny to Paaucah, as contraband
ct war. Claimant stated that they were ship
ped to his consignee, . loyal citizen Of Ken
tueky, and not designed to aid the rebeas, and
that he had no knowledge, when the goodE
were shipped, of the blockade.
After headng the sEgumentfhe Court sd
judged that the coal seized be discharged, ani
further, that the Collector had reasonable
grounds to make the seizure. There WAS NJ
claimant tor the vitriol and default vas enter
ed against it.
| In the case against sshe barges, boat ant
coal, a like decree was entered, on the diE
trict Attorneys motion, By direction Of thE
Secretary Of the Treasury. It is the propert
Of David Loohey, and is for parties st 81
Louif-State Register 9th.
, 1861-08-13

AHA nte tH hereby given that By virtue Of the
powers Of sa1e contained In two In6entares OF Mort
gage executed ard delivered to the undersigned
NillIa1n D. Scott, by Sylvester Lind aud Eltxs owen
&C 9, 4
the Circuit Court aud Ex-Of1cto Recorder Of Cook
County In the State OF Illinois, Book 70 OF Mort
2ages 1t Page s. and th othey at PsEe q cf sad
Book; one OF said Mortgages bet1E given to secure
the payment OF the Bond Of sAtd Sylvester Lind for
the sum ct F1ve Thousand DoI41s dne the 18th day
a< July, 1D With interest said a. the fte OF
ten PEI cent annum, payable semi annnaF At the
American Exchange Bank In the City Q. New Tork,
and ths other OF said Mortgages being to secure the
payment Of the Bond q said sylxs-tsr dnd for The
principal RUm OF Five Thoue8nd Dollars, duo on the
18th ds5 Of July, AID. le6 with interest o. said
the rate tf ten per cent per aanu, parstIe semi
annually at the plaee Aforesaid SHALL The 2ist day
Of September d. D. 1S6l at the Forth door Of the
Cook and State Of illinois, at the hour Of ten O'Clock
IL the forenoon Of said day offer for sale and sell At
public veniue SO much as may be necessary to pay
fad Indebtedness nterest md of sale et
store u Indg Eew BlocS On tae Eorta twenty four
CD feet Of Hhar1nE Lots numbered tEeEtE' nine
@ t11E1S !Sg aqd " tnIlt292s az a? 9t n1aaisys SUI
and kEoxn more Pastlcalssl9 = a9nber twenty Mar.
Of The pItncipal sum nm secured oy sail mo1szages, s
respectively. : W!LLlAM - A., p. bC9iT .Aortgsgee
BZop6ETT & WIssroE. Att'ya.- auiG.rssl.td