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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
fssal Notires.
SUPREME COURT Of the STATE Of NEW

GUPREME COURT Of the STATE Of NEW
~ YoRK-EDwARD KoPPIsCB add ARTHUR COOK
JUAN PkAIB Summons for money demand on contract
Com Ser ITO daisndat; You hereby summoned
sna .s9ud b. ssw the oompsios 10 this sction hch WI
D nd In the Office Of tbs Clerk Of the City and County 81 New
fok the Cry Hall aid city. and 10 copy Of your
TO the sse compliant the subscriber his Office No
- Finest, IN the City Of kewYOrk twenty al
the service Q" t, summons e1oludvs Of the day Of such
service sne zoe fail 70 answer the said complaint within the
ssiDs you for The cum Of sight hundred dollars aud
thirty ceus 18th Interest oIo the day " September
thousand eight hundred aud dirty be.de ths ons Of his 90
asn.-Dsted New-York, JanBssy is 1891
J. N bALEsT1ER Plaintiff Attorpey
The complaint in the shove entitled action wss Sed 10 the
oce Of the Cerk OF the City and County Yort on the
uinth day Of Nhrch, 1861. J. NJ BALR8TIER
mh 1lawewW' PiaintinS Attorney
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In seaasAsp Ne,o York from Brsmea and SostAa~gton-O
W. spetts B. Baleer, C. D. Low, c. D. Archibald H. Wend
Edward Pay ken Rev c. A. 4. Neumsnn lady apd children
Mia Emile Car w. Conrad O. A. Brandt DR. Speeches.
Clans Manfe Miss Robeccs Botes Mr. Do.cber and lady A.
elsne snd lady Albert Roshardf Mrs Sophie Mundt Hen
ete Munds Elise Kurstey wm Luchtchard Augnse MuDdt
o. l. Eunins Ernst H. HuninG c. r. d. Bsier. A. Bsik-
Carl Adam @. W. Church francts A Msrcet Capt Day
bes Fred w Ksyss Aiss Freedriks Wilhelm Hsary ksaf
nsIn, A. WestbeTg -
sn-s. c. Howss Joseph Rothschd Sophie R0shsehid, T.
Horfo Al. Sorfo.
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s.. month ga hi. ds.s ls.. soa gnin,gecsd Tea.
sS2 month 1901 this date last 2233 Untnspected
bbs 24Os0; last month"; 2s f97 this date last year acs
Toas-5 3f7 lat month sol9; this date last year 86fA
NAVAL srORE5-Spts Turpen,ins has been In moderate
demand steady ,sesi we bear Of .ses Of 800 bbls g. lest
evening at dc for STRAIGHT and Shpping Crude Tuspen
ine 1. du ana nominal The grade. Of pe Ro.ins hsve
been IN fair request and notice sales Of 1000 bbla No
81 5a8s 1874 o. $40 10 Common Rosip has met With good
Demand msds to the extent q $50 bb 81 0i0
III saosf and In ysrd and 81 30 delivered nom yard
OTLS-Liseed Is quiet and steady ct previous quotations
Other kinds dull have only TO notice sales Of % ob
Sperm, 1T Sl4 20 1890, -, y. ,oo
RICE-ws hear Of ,sles Of 100 tcs 50 ia - ~ LOO
n, a. 70 quality.
sUGAks-Raw are steady with moderate sales Refined are
steady crushed l. hru a, sc GrovesbecI Cos er r1
quotes White Cote. grades Of d7io, and FELLOWS otGc
Loaf 8,c The saes include 20 hhds mainly Cuos
mainly for good refining 26 boxes Havana part ''ci
hhds. Porto Rico ct SIC
sEEDsIThs m.rtst Is quiet. and heavy for Clover see
sales Of bags at 7td3c Timothy Seed quietly
SO Is busheL Calcutta Linseed dull and the market
rather easier. offerings at 81 72t, and no buyers
TEAS-Gree, active and firm; Blscks steady and
moderately active; sales OF half and Black
TOBACCOTheTe very little doing 10 either foreign or do
nestle prices ssadyj sales IS hdds. kentucky sc
lzic 30 bbs Havana private terms LIZ Seed Leaf
AL
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COURT CALENDAR-rus DAr. i,.,s,

CoURr or APPEALs.-Nos. n, q, g, ~, q, %,
H. 26. a. "a -. - =
United srArHs DrsrRIcr CorRy.-Nos. Z, 80, 2,
o. 10. n. L. -. H.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUrf.-Part Mos. 365,
49, los, I'll as 31s
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TERM.-Demurrers.-
Nos 80 Is 20 Issues Of Law Gc-Nos ~ 69 ISL, 34,
49, 236, 24o, 24l 2 24s 2f7. 7e IS, 81 100, 1aa Ia
SUPERIOR CouRT-Psrt L-Nos. S0l, 1915, III,
M Psrs line. iieo' isa' iiss iss iiS, ii1, isa,
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. $40,
$40 49, l sO7 sl0 3d. IA 3 SIS sl6 az ss T2l 10.
Part IINoa 53s 81 $50 2a6, 27 tsl, SOS S ses sls,
At Is2 4S6, 500 636.
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MARRIED.

FERRIs-PAINE-AtE East Aurora x, on Thu,dsyt March
49, By the Rev VIM Burton Chas ]. Fsuis Of New7ok
Emily A. daughter of n B. Psins Of the former rlscs
HAMMoND-HALL-os Sunday, March o! By the nsv yoha
M Krebs d. D.. Capt. Edmond Hammond Of the ship Pym-
outb Rock TO Miss Elizabeth O. q. Ban Of this city
Observation-Disclosures Monday. Aprn ], By
the Rev DR.. Adler Simon Rothschd, esq Mis- Bctssy
Pumpernickel Of Porghk eep.s r -
WATsoN-THERRY-I Wstertown NY. on Sunday, March
a. NJ the residence Of the BRIDE Miss Louise Thsy Of Watcs
town 70 NJ. Ekbert Z. Malson Il Mes. York City.
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Arrived.

Steamship B0ru.s. H.ah Tuusn..n, Hamburg March Is
.nS aa, and .pse. q IL. .ns1.us
Of the passage bad Sss ~s..y winds md ssls. % s.nd
S:r: 7 s'"
s1s
sh had westerly w.s AZ s.Ds s q p: &c nS
IN. S' :sr Js SS Turn.s Mach Is lon passed
Eng .hp Word.~orh March Al, Ia . u, Ion s. D. passed
ss.snslip Roanoke. Couch. e..Ss.A 49, Hd'. ..d
Steamship xisSsn,. seAsncl. ssvsnnsA moe ,
Ship EsisIpf.s Nsh.n. BAY. Iss ~d..; .aa %. .
s:.:s =. ssws. g, Dsy Ems Hese
BIG tuIsh, wnsOn. s, George Ma Il days Csatri
sch DIV, Matilda tBr, Kenny Ponce 2. l.. msr and
Sch Free Mason, Fumsn. Indian River days. 70 No
resa Parker.
schr Charles s. Hazard Billiard. Hartford days. powder 70
sehI Charles Williams H.ssy. Ens.bsshpSr oosi for Port
schr su,sn. Bssrss Boston day., nds~ 70 & W. LswAs
schI sersph Allen Boston dys hsh to woedas Rsbis'
s sss. a.; P s:. sss s s;,:
Schr. ovoca. ireland Nsw-hsvsp 4 dsya
Steamer a.dsis, Sranlsy Pai.d.Iphia nds. - Lopez
Steamer Anthracite. JOnss Phnsdsph.. mas> 70 J. NJ
steamer wsnsust.. Arsy Nsv.Bsdord. ndsa end paA v
ss.@sr J. Thompson. Fowls. Bsitnors nd.~ 70 wn.
Dslzeu
Steamer Nsw-Londoa- Smith Nsv-Lsndou. nas& V 4 &
Rockwell
Steamer Pelican. Baker Providsaes pdss ssse Odsn
Steamer schrovsr, Adams Bsuaors mdss V Wa Dslss4
Steamer stese1s RAync Baltimore. uadss % wm Dsseh
Bellows bsrks brig
sAILED-Br bsrk Exetsr for -, bre Bsns Bernard ID
Mstanxas ....la
Al.e Steamship. jamestown Rishns.l end ks.A We
4NPE sb. ..ss.%:sls cs.gy''a 's' A'''.'.n
The ship Csyea April e...sd Cape q eeot HsSs FL
had pleasant wsssr the entire passage hsh 81 la - % 80
vessel shout nfes eeward apparently n dsrss tewH
70 her and found hsr be the BE bsrt Columbus Dcens
abandoned and wassosesd. main and niz.sn us 60 tos
mast and fotsopmass standing hachss o. bavsns ses AZ
appeared to have been bus sbor time IN hsi conGtzoA
The Austrian barb Duc Cosnsa March non Asfwefh
reports March 81 les - - I'm 60 90 pa<sod e vre1 s1b e
donsA- j. =. --...rL
large Balance Deck, Ter exsmtnstion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

Philip Ccrvan tried charged with obtaining hoop
ssirts under false pTetepses, and acquitted.
James Casey tried the participant Mercer.
psael robbery by which Armrops lost some s3o
which he had sd aside ia bis vest Elizabeth Cowins the
the put the witness stand gay whether
Casey the She he was not and would
tell who The panel thief having into
the dark Mr. armstrong tesy 70
the prisoners identity wnsreupon both be and Elizabeth
discharged. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises. $50 Isess......6:s Aeen-Risss i;o
fU1s DAT. -
esudy HOOK l,31 Co, Iaand 2:a7 Henosts... <'ss
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ToAls, ,,,115 5,t45 1855 ID.5T b,tB BUIJ
oT,L Otp .sp NEw-Cles 29s last month T04 this date
last year ISL Me.. mouth $3.50 this date last
40 Thin hes last month 3 Thu date last os9
Prime Mess month O1J this date last rs Flank
d. last month III this date last year Is Prime l3lo3 last
l21; this yeaI Refuse Mes 2 last month 81
year Refuse Prime Us last month 2cz this
date year lao Uninspocted. S9.57l last month 1921
this date last year 394 Totai-Ssl last month 4sSO4i
this date last e. aa6.
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o. /, steady the demand good sales Of
81 600 n Prime at sIc cash Rough Fat hr% edotS
OOLS-The demand from all quarters has been very ilnteo
ard i ami and heavy The only transaction that has
under our notice Pulled terms not made pub
lie -, 40
bbs at lsfc.
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been marrisd TO hi IL
SUPERIOR Ct,URT-srncrAL TKRs-ArHn a-B.fors
Justice BoswoRTH.
DECISIONS
Therasson agt. Melyille.-Motion denied, with $40
Before Justice MoscnKy.
Joacham y. Gulick, executor, &c, agt. the N. Y.
Balance DOCK Company-Judsment demurrer,
with costs The Ptd however 70 have liberty to amsnd the
Easn Si sT aPIS p 70. plain
tia directing ;Pscihe Pertomshee, 10 - T..
B. DovOe Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer wiki costs
COURT OF AppEArs-Aps11 2-Bssor. all tho yust,cs.
Hiram al sgt. George Georner IT, ct sl, Exscuors
This action originally brought to restrain the
premises in Montgomery County where's. Nicholas Keller died
seized The sale having taken place pending th. .ot and Jane:
loS maxim. COol party and praying h. the sale o &c.
.s s s SSS the demanded from
The argued by John H. Reynolds for appellant. and
Lyman Tremain for respondent
nIsUTEs FOR APRIL 2.
Gardner agt. Ogden & Smith.-Motiop to correct 70
mittu John H. Reynolds for motion; wm Curtis Noyes In
10 sPctter g. whi,. Argued John slOsson for appel
Buffalo Savings BANK sst. Newton 1t al Appeal dismissed
No So-Hs.s ct al srL e.Ortner ct al On argument, John
H. RsynOld. for appellant Lyman Tsmsln for e:pOndsn.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFYlCr- Ip,r
2-Beforc Commissioner CAxoLI-
YkLsE PRETEssEs
A man named Cyrus +. True was arrested az an
preen.e. from banker "a the District Of Columbia An ndic
nen found against him in the District Of Columbia and an
application va. made before the Con missioner 10 admit him TO
bail not being satisfactory the was postponed I'll
W Wednesday when other bail VIII be offered
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSlONs-Apnu a-Befors
Recorder HOFFMAN,.
Court opened this morning at 10 o'clock, an hour
earlier than usual Ths arrangement be continued In
future
r named May Ds'i' pleaded guilty. Of petit larceny
and was remsndcd for sentence
Catherine Gibson the State Prison for two yes
and six months for sbActing from Chas Euwangez the
nth Of March sio0 gold pisoe.
James Rooney tried convicted OF burglary IN the third
degree going through window Of James Hughe butcher
shop No 2 Tenth the night Of tho M Of March
He tho State Prison for two yesTl
Two pckpockes Ja Turner and Thams Hennesey pleaded
guilty unsuccess attempts taking other peoples
The ormez sent to the State Prison r two yes and hsH
arc Hsnnerey Yr tepsnded
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sURi,oGATE's CoURT-Apsn q

The will Of Vim. Merchant, deceased, was to have
been proved on Moday postponed consequence Of
the absence Of sell BY the provisions Of tho viii $4,000
left Miss Or enwood and $50 600 the balance OF the
tate 10 Mi.s ChA tie A. eurA Neither OF thess ladies
related but Is said that the latter 70 have
bean usrrfed 10 hi IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

Sund.y construction items D. N. 4
4 r. R..................
Equipment IN,
New freight ears purchased, and built
Of compsny's shops. 1880. f,4,ow IL
Lee OLD engs. ard cars sold s,IIs 70
Balance Oh hand being In sscess OF
fuel and other msterials on HAND,
good bills receivable, station pal
ances, 10, over lsst year, Is 70
shown BY scompsTi,op Of balsncs
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EXTRAORDINARY, YET TRUE.
u DR. LEATHEs

YELLOW DOCh 51NOFt -
Cured onnOr No ~ Woostefs New fork, OF Piles
sft~s be had suffered twenty four years -,
and al eIuptiv. diseases more quickly
ehAs known remedy
hereby challenge the medical world to produce remedy 20
safe. ortai aud 80 worthy the confidence Of mankind
DepOt No $50 CbslhAm ct
S At NO sO2 GrAnd Ct and No Fuons Brooklyn, and
by all drug1its.
Dr. LEATHE's name wrapper.
GORE CORNS and BUNlONS are really CURED
~ By tho use Of SWISS CORN PLASTER PIics 20 cents
ser boz T. DUPUY, Druggist, No 600 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

A RABIC RHEUMATIC GOVT PILLS and
n ARAsiC ITCH OINTMENT Positive for the
Suffering humanity them y and - couts
. oo1 Manufactured by ~ La MOSTAONE, .nd sold BY
Wholesale g-nis f. G. WELLS Co., Me- ll5 frsnkin
also, NO. 5T7 9TH ev.
DARTINE" LOTION-The best known remedy
or the rheumatism neuralgia fever and burns cramps
eoc AID chronic diseases generally person once
h.Tt s,ed IL will vi bout e. Principal depot No I2
v .xhing iol-g Price 80 cents per botie ,. FULLER
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TorAL Oh AND Rsw-Rspscisd Mss. Sea1 last month,
last month SAL hs date sa yssr $3.50 Railroad Beef 435
la. month 81 his date last year % hsiss nss ~ A.i
month o. ia, da.. .s. ys.I osAs' Rsius; lisl l..t
at month 3ss, this d.ts <64e Cesauy Mos s2l$
h; noaA lsl. ia S::sat ys<i tn' Cssatg rERs s?s
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Me0iral.
TNHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF THE
NURSERY
GREAT DOUBLE-TRAoK ROUTE.
g.. eapao, Of the Road equal 70 any In the oount
TfIF GREIT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST

ne sOnOwins extract from e'tsr written By the Rev
wiss.r 70 the German Reformed Messenger" at Cham
S>r.burx. Penn.
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averaging between Gxy to seventy acres TO each pur-
chaser. The letters of inquiries from ell sections Of tie
country increasing, and the emigration to Illinois
promises to be immense this Spring.
Mr.. Jenkins Van Schaick, who lost his seat at the
Brokers Board last Autumn, by the business reverses
of the time has been readrniited member. The North
River Insurance Company has declared a semi-annua
dividend Of per cent T. K. Ackly, esq, Cashier Of
the Marine Bank has felt compelled. on account o. Ill
health, to resign his position in that institution Mr.
James de Lsmuter, of the Market Bank, has been ap
pointed to I'll bis place.
Messrs. James b. Colgate, Chas. Burial Hoffman,
and John B. Trevor, have formed limited copartner-
snip, under the name Of Colgate g. Hoffman, for the
purpose of conducting general bullion and exchange
business. Mr.. John b. Trevor is the special partner
Trevor Colgate relinquisb the bullion and exchange
business TO the new firm but continue execute orders
for stocks and TO negotiate loans ar before.
We annex q comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive Of speciel from NewYork to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. 1:
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SUPERIOR C(iURT-SPRcIAL TRRa-APRu f-Bsfors
Justice BOswoRTH.
DECISIONS.
Therasson ast MULTIPLICATION denied, with 81
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-31
DIED.

At the residence Of her father, Mr.. James
Jones, in Saline county, on the Doth inst, of con-
sumption, Mrs. S. VIRGINIA POWELL, consort Of
M. T. Powell, Esq, aged Is years.
e Missouri Republican, please copy.
On the 25th, ALEcK LITTELL, son of A. and
America Aldridge, of this county, aged months,
days.
On December 18th, 1860, of Membranous
Group, JAMES NJ, infant son of B. F. and Re-
becca Ford, of Howard County, Mo. Aged five
years, one month and twenty-one days.
Noble boyl obsdient and afectonate to his pa
rents and little brothers; but alasl the relentless
hand of Death has suddenly snatched him from
hisparents and friends, thus blasting their hopes
in his future usefulness, and causing vacancy in
the family never to be filled; But God has taken
him to Himself, and placed him beyond the reach
OF want pam: bereaved parents, let this thought
comfort you in your deep affection let hope-the
Christians hope, sustain you IN your distress; say
IN your heart, the Lord gave, and the Lord hath
taken away, blessed be the rame OF the Lord
He cannot return TO you, but you may go TO him.
r.. A FRIEND.
CT Banner copy. -.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-31
Straw Notice.

TAKEN up by K. L. Barton, living in Chari-
l. ton township, on the 18th January, 1861,
ode brindle OK, four years old, with crop, two
sits and uhderbit in The right ear, and crop and
two siits in the left. Appraised to sIs.
Also-One red steer, Two years old, with white
spots on the belly, marked as follows: with un-
derblt in the right ear, and slit and undeTbit IN
the left. Appraised to So.
Also-f ne red spotted heifer, three years old,
with underbit in the right ear, and underslope in
the left. Appraised to 81. /.
Also One red heifer, two y ears Old, with half
crop in the right ear No other marks or brands
perceivable- Appraised to Sc. ,,it
Also-0ne black horse, three years old g.,
next spring, shod all round, 10 hands 3 in-AN
ches in heighth. Appraised TO $40, by WIN. J..
Hughes and june Williams, who wee duly sworn
for that purpose, as the law directs.
A true copy from my stray book. Given un-
der my hand this 18th January, 1861.
jan17-3w THOS. N. LEWIS, J. p.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-31
Who Fear to Trust the Psoplsi

In the House on the 10Th, direct vote
wa. taken on the proposition TO submit The
action Of the Convention to the people. The
following member. voted against submits
sion: .,r ..Aus34k = ~ 4
Ament of Marion, Arnold OF Atc6ison,
Ausln Of Livingston, Baliou of Beniop, Ben
nst Of Sullivan, Bledsoe Of BuiIsr. Bohannon
Of Kay, BriscOe Of Cass, Byrd Of Stone,
Caldwell Of: Rails, Csnr ow oof Ray. Daush.
erty OF Cape Girardeau, Doris of Platte
Gatewood Of Vernon, Graves Of Howard,
Greene Of Christian, ,Hag.n Of Jefferson,
Hall of,saline, Hardin Of ,Riples Harris
of Montgomery, Hyer Of Dent, Kennedy Of
Warren, Merriweaiher Of Pike, Moore Of
Charlton, Porter Of Jackson, Richardson Of
Linn, Robinson Of Pike Shanibauph Of
DeKalb, Swink Of Camden, Trollineer of
St. Clair, Vance Of Texas, Vest Of Cooper.
Walker Of Cedar, Mailman Of Lewis, Wat
kins Of Ste. Genevieve. Wsaiherford of
Macon, yWelch of Lincoln, Williams of
Phelps, Wpatt Of Gasconade, Mr.. Speaker
{ McAfee) Of Shelby-40. y "0, .'..9H I
UHioa 5; Douglas II; Breckinrldgs %.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-31

SrOLEK Srook REcovEkED.-Mr:: John
L. Morrison aud w. Fl. Nipper, of Fay
sffs passed through this place Tuesday,
with three mules and two horses, which
had been STOLEN from their premises, near
Fnyette--a portion Of them last fall, and q
portion of them within the last four OF. five
weeks. They found the sleek in Ray
county, where it had been taken and sold
BY youth by ths name of James Mitchell,
who formerly resided in Fayette. Mitchell
had relative living in Ray co.. 10 whom
he sold portion of Morrison's stock-he
borrowed seine $50 Of this relative-stole
his saddle mare-brought her to Fsyette
and sold her-stole Nippers mules and
went back to the same neighborhood, and
offered to sell them at price that raised
suspicion. He left the mules and went on
up the country, and has not been heard
from. He is quite youth, but bold thief.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-31
From jefferson.


The Legislature is doing but little Of gen.
eral Importance. They have not yet go,
down TO the regular business of the session:
condition of the Treasury, the Hail
Roads, the Banks, etc.
- The election of Pubic Printer, and
United States Senator are the , engrossing
topics. The two are coupled together,
trading capital. The Breckenridge men
present Mr.. Green as their ultimatum, and
with him Mr.. Ament, Of Marion, for the
Public Printing. :s7m-a
A caucus was held last Friday night
The Douglas and Crittenden resolutions
were introduced as ,a..basis Of. action, but
were promptly laid en- the table by the
Breckenridge party, whereupon number
of Dougiasites left the caucus. -essl +
Two caucuses were held Saturday night.
The Breckenridge party nominated Green
for tho Senate and Ament for Public Prin-
ter. The Dsuglasites made no nominations
but determined to stave off the election of
Senator. .--~-r
Monday was fixed by law 10 elect the
Printer, and a joint resolution was offered
connecting the election Of Senator with that
of Printer. The House adopted the reso-
luton, bu! the Senate debated the question
up to the hour Of adjournment, without
coming 10 a vote,
In The House. Mr.. Vest, from the Com
mlttee on Federal Relations, reported a
series of resolutions against coercion, and
in reply to the action Of the States Of New
York and Ohio, rendering aid to the Gener-
al Government TO suppress southern revO-
luton or secession. The resolutions de-
clare, that should the General Government
undertake to coerce D. Southern States into
submission, Missouri,will at encs rally to
the aid Of her sister Southern States. No
action was taken on the resolutions.
In the Senate, the Committee on Banks
reported bill for relief Of the Banks,
which was ordered 10 be printed, and made
the order ofbaslness on Thursday next.
/ 5. The banking bill legalizss the suspension
until the first Monday of May, 1862; dis
pehses with weekly publications.; destroys
the kitins system; increases interest on To-
cal line to. eight per cent; allows no dirsc.
tors Of any saving institution or private
banking house. 10 become directors, and no
two members Of any copartnership can be-
came directors in any one bank. q.
The balance of the day was consumed in
discussing The joint resolution to 60 into
the election of Senator and Printer The
opponents Of Senator Green opposed the
motion, with great earnest, to the hour Of
adjournment.
The Senate, on Tuesday, adopted joint
resolution appointing the following gentle
men commissioners from Missouri, 10 attend
the Convention of the States to be held at
Washington, on The 4th oil February, pur-
susnt to the recommendations Of the Legis-
lature Of Virginia: Messrs. Waldo P. John.
son, ]. ID. Coalter, Ferdinand Kenneth. A.
A. Buckner. Harrison Hough, Col. DOni-
phan and Gen. Atslison. ...---. -...-,...
The House rejected the resolution by q
vote Of 81 10 5o-Mr. Speaker McAfee
taking the lead in opposing the appointment
of the Commissioners. .s.5Ta r -frr'rE
-, -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-31
Spriug Trade.


We find the following item in the Fl
nancial Article Of the Republican OF Mon
day: Z e: * - > l.
The uncertainties of the future arising
out Of the political commissions or the day
paralyze trade. Scarcely merchant here
is laying in any goods in contemplation Of
the Spring trade.
This is a commeudaGls prudence, and is
TO a considerable extent dictated by the
known views Of consumers. Tho country
is in debt now, and we ought to work out
that debt before going father in. Mer-
chants everywhere feel and know this, and
they should second an economizing dispo-
sition on the part Of the consumers-buy
sparingly, Of necessary articles. and not
press sales. Two years under this rule,
backed by more industry, and an increase
in agricultural products, will star: the gold
to flowing west, and with it will again
come prosperous times, and they will oon-
time until We again begin to consume more
than we produce.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-31
STRAY NOTICE,

TAKEN up by George W !, Ward, >asys~Ea
l. living in Charlton Township, 81 Ii
howard County, on his premises, the -TN
folIswIng described stray, viz: One red cow,
with white spots on her belly, marked with a
crop and split in right ear, and undcrbit in the
left; supposed 10 be five years old. No other
marks or brands perceivable, valued at SIP, also
one cew calf, 10 marks or brands percelvable,
valued al 81 by c. A. McNair and L. +. Hay
den, who were duly sworn for that purpose as the
law directs. s.
A true copy from my stray book, this 10Th
January 1861. j. w. DIGGES, ]. P.
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