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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-24

Dr. MnttisOn attends to the treatment of the
Special Diseases Of Women, at his REMEDIAL IN
STIrU &C. No. % Union St, Providence, r. l. his
advertisement OF THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES in this paper att fl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-24

Smiths Curative Cleansing Comreund.-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore lips Bowel
Complaints Canker. Piles, Sore Throat, &C, &c Fol-
sale by BUSH CO., "a Front street by the dozen,
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-24

Etlcud in Need.-!Try it, DIR. sweets Iniall
BILE Lnment pared frem the recipe OF Dr. Stephen
Sweet of Connecticut the great bone setter and has
been used in this shape the last twenty years with
tn most astonishing As an external remedy ~
is without rival, and will alleviate pain more speedily
than other preparation For all Rheumatic and Nerv
GUS Disorders it it truly intable and is curative for
Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing
healing and properties excite the
last wonder and establishment of ali who have given 1t
trial Over four hundred certificates of remarkable
performed by it within the last two years attest
this fact d3taw&weowly uy22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-24

Mrs. NJ. w, Geralds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
FuL MIDWIFE, removed to No. 40 Exchange street
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints and dis
eases of children, Office hours from to A. and
rom to 3 p. NJ dit ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-24

Fresh Tsutter.-From 50 TO leo tubs of Fresh But
ter just received and fol sale at DRAPER Il CLARKS
So and 81 Front street. diff SO
L. H. Nichols, VI. d.. Homeopathic PhysI.
ciu.Onee and residence liz Main street. Office hours
from to and from to S O'Clock T. N.
Worcester, October, 20. 1850. diff lal5
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
Great Remedy for CJnghs, to|ds and
KidMev DiNcalIiny.
WHITE FIraf5 CONF FCUND,
PhErARED I;Y
DR.. 7. ". POLAND & CO..
GoFFsT0WN CENTRE, n. II.

GOFFsT0WN CENTRE, Nj
TrHE following testimonials will tell something about
Medicine thai is mo-" hcc9m1ng popular 'as'er IMAM
any other article sold by druggists -
Rev. J. X. Chase OF Rumuey, N. H. under date OF
ties o. While le Compound J was received was srts
erins from most severe cold. took ME Compound
ard was able topreach in two days neueys
the Compound is an invaluable medicine Go Wish
thousands who know nothing of its virtues would be-
core better acquan ted withit.
Rev. l.. c. Stevens, Pastor ofthe R1lt,5 Church at
Gofstown Cent" ia letter dated Fed l"bo, rays =
Some of my family have tried it, one Colnp2nnn'
with sSna ss its vsue as
Congh medicine have good reason to believe tto be
all claims to be for kdney Diseases and Diabees.
Dnbftts, March. 1863, that neither himself nor any
who him thought that he could possibly live through
the Whife Pine Co,nyopmd They procured bottle ias
him he began take it and to the surprise OF al liz
s ss M Ct h cas-
ceays believe DR.. poand's White l'nt 90 mpoun
| under God has been the means OF ny ltcoFt 'hu
unGreds of cases Of Kidncg complaints; cuEsp EN
TIRE Ly BY taking the White Pine Conpouna nave oesh
9' x narvs, mess lesra Of
pound as wonderful curative for kidney @ mp lainls
eng great sufferer from that diaon!ty & S sen" J." sas t
the were worth fifty dollars Ha has a'a; 5od goo"
F., many bottles h n'self. r,
Mass He was also cured of the came con,D.a.t A.t:,
wards lie went to Minnesota The great iati! NC CT ms
aTney brought on return O. ms ISL 'Tmef M wss
co.rpel'ed end all the way 10 Salem to nave " lo
"!pir. 1sGa' pn. roLAHo Mr. j &. Dpttere'd Jr.,
Nhosels your Medicine, has requcsuc n'e 10 give a
brief statement Of what your W.ite Pih cmpO' G has
!or tor me. had been afflicted with the Kidney ton,
uiairi fora Jong time, and had bad Coueh OF ten
years standing. which caused ne to El1t oou'' 9ul.s
NO oAe ss of y yy aan u w 5es
lis Of Your Wh,te Pro Cen }ound have cured Ee q
BOT, ,he Cough and the kidney Complaint; -, rn,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
M-e,auTT. d. C. ~ i :,

LIE PILLS AID fH0aNiA E1IIhkS
Es. Ei.plllNEa lave roW Ice! le'nTe the puD,
lie ior period of th!Itf yeas and duTni s'a' W.,
how r,pinta,td high character III a!nost every ia!s
~ tha note icr their extraordinary Hua imn.ed'a"
Iowcr Il ,oorng feet health 20 ptStha suteahS as.F
Under yearly cyely KIND ds:"se to wh'e' leaA NeS S
TIE following aIe among the distressing F"ile'y "a
ham;1 WI. a eys' yT II sI T''s" 1yr Ii un1c1NEs
ora we'll Known 20 be intsliitl5. -
ar Wv bv thoroughly cleansing the rt an eeeoia
IT. achs aud creating MY o. pure nF"y a"lsnyv. o loss o.
Ame,i;e heartburn i,eaGache Res'leIshe|s neihe. .
AnIiety Lar guor old melancholy, wi:ti are Tue
eral Vi mptoIns OF Dyspepsia, VIII '"u'sh a. ~
IoaTynslsr by cleansing the Whole sn. Of i;'e H.
Dstues with solvent process, aud without ycisnee;
vi ;n,c"t uurms esye tile los els costi'e within two
o~ys ot all kinds, by restoring the ,!on; 10 reg
MA regulation, through the process az ttFTi.aiou ~
rs cases, and Tie thorough so:un'h e an i'"eS'-'
obstruction III others ,o,,r ,o cnrc cu,u,ua-
,; imarenty in three wceks. and '' IN nan LIN.
t;rrr tv removing local infnria'i3h iftl" wv iNe|
arr Ssmest If o. a G kd by tens end repth Ming
the Iidroys a-a bladder they optfN'e ,os' NF s,t'' 1
Ga these important orss2s ma cs1 c. a.C Of fravri
W"o WcEMs ly cisIodsi,g from tie urnings ol i
y YES The nv ratcr 10 @hich N Sc f'S,.s ca t, ~. w.
rrri,y ,yich tcse Life Medicine 70 the hSc@@ gu" ~
ernnnTTfo EI,rrr,ozf Ind bad Cnuarn7nf, .? 'na,
gact nron tie Nuis tht iged tie Nm Ght
hn ySn,h;d state ni which occGsVns "'' rf'pFr - -, W
nIajns sa,ew, 4owdy n0 a'Aer Gt@a''e'"''" '''''''
ntll .ilaG.
90 n,tiY cue Of salt Rbe2Ce. a&S . S'i.@'hH i, = 49,,
,pc,i IN lie ciearress OF me s*',. y. a. ,r iy4 II
Ia,,e,sa -. vi aiwa}s he csfad sY ch9 d''f ct
, tive worst coses. . , xus,,, ar t,,re medicine.
rc,roa Of lies Of IS lears Sahi is W 'oc Ns7 "
Y i.!ic Medicines alone ~. -, rg r., . { h, ~. t..
ouTtry tlegc Medicines will be fo'r1 sa,s ac,
@ re2,siu remedy other IN dicneH .saNe ~, i. rp@
. Ic 70 n eeusn Of the disease csc ny htI i ,',
2ss Is neruapet Try Them be satiIr p,a W ~, ~. m
. m"f,nrs rryIRs AND LIVER coMrL AiNis' ~. ,I
shIitv loss of Appetite Dhcases OF -ssnlts
y elves have cen ustd with the most o.iea" n sceoful
~ ~ as ni his dcscription kings Evi an i,i 80
- w. IT, worst ,oI ms Yields 10 t,e mild yer s"
70 70 ~ ~ ,'' thrse remarkable Mcdicnec, ~ 3"I
ar voua Debility New rus Complaints OF an S.m,' -
,a ,irnt rs OF the Heart, ra6tcs'Ctc, Gre SpeS""
cd. r...or, ,yhse .ix,stt urio
have become impaired by the injniicion' use ~ NV ,a,
or , rnd these Medicines pettct em'es ~ LEY M NJ
ne rs i, ,o eradicate fl om The system al tIe
nrv 1 W anitcy sooner then the mcst powerful P'epS
~, tio,. Of Sai sapari'a w, u %,OFFiT
go o-,,, a35 BROApwAY. NEW YoRx
sso -'A''N' pop SALE BY ALL pEUGG'ar..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
PRICE. TWO CENTS.

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR, REGENER ATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes; and
rctails for SO cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
.AY YER'g
GATH HARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complaining? Are you out of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortable? These symp-
toms are often the prelade to
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by
timely use of the right REM
cdy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hui
mors purify tho blood, and
let the fluids move Oh unob-
| structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
! of the body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify the system from
tbe Instructions which make
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
Notice.

,1,Is 4, n certry that hereby give my SON. GeoEge
.mwin his time, and sholl pay no debts OF ms con
ciinr nor claim any of his carrtngs after nv: MsS'
| Plainfelj, Oct. 9h, 1861. oho'N W
, 1861-02-01
MARKET BIZ TELEGRAPH.

steady. and closed shade nrmer, With little bet
ter demand for home consumption arc o moassate M
export nquir{{ sss 5ar 0ts e5t1a satse6eSy
$as5; {5-101525 ior super western; $5,ss1$5.0
}or common to medium extra western; & 6.b5&s.D
let c1os{ne win holders generally refnaing to sell
and In modetnte demand; sales $50 hrls At $3.50
5 shoss con ms III 1as5
heayy: prices tend downward.
WIfsk1-Dull and shade lower. Sales 800
sss asss no ays SaysFs s2 sIsi ss
and quoted shade nrmer, without, however. any
decided change In prices. Sales 1*,5o0 bushels
t. ni g9oa GShsgp spg at
sin md Iowa ut $1.25Qb128 In etore and delivered;
60o0 bu choice rescreened winter red western At
S oo eu prime 5fd On p r *
Ge1.5o; 500 bu Inferior white California At SIS;
Rye continues dull Sales 500 hu at the railrcad
depot ct ss Ha,e{ quIst and e,s a1n'n5s na,c 9n
ing; prices without material change Sales 80 90
hn At 69c IN store for od mixsd i. ~es1efn S ae
mi1ed western nom1naa at G5I67c Oats only in
moderate request at ss9s7xc for western, Cana
PHos1sIoss-Posk heavy. Sales 800 hrls at
4l7.7o@17.s;K for mess: Slsfor prime neef con
iinues etcady: Sales 1s5 hrs at $'59s for snan,
try prime; $5154b6-25 lot country mesa; 4s4b1o
fortepackea mess !, s1o911 for extra meas. Prime
| mess beef du1l and nominal Becf hams steady
| Sales 500 brl8 at STATS for western. Cut meats
quiet and firm. Sales $50 pkgs at Ghc for ehoul-
ders; 89s1c for hams. Hogs dul at ~ @7Hc for
corn.fed dressed; 8Gb8Ac for live weight; 3 icon
exc, Lart-Market dull and scarcely 80 firm.
Sales SIS brls ut 104 4@10xc for prime kettle rem
dercd western. Butter ceiling at ioG14c ohio
14019cfor state. Cheese steady at 9010Hc for In
| fer1or to prime.
buyer, with "a her more doing. Sales 1850 hhds
Cuba 1T * 4@5Hc Including 100 hhds for export al
| 4r, and III boxes Havana at 7{c- Molasscs market
du1l and prices nominally unchanged.
! sTocKs, I'd Board, dull and firm. c. .. g. Ef
Sc; Pan 1o4; Harlem 16; Erie 385S; n. 7. G. 90
Pic Mil s5H; C. & n: y: list Aortg ~; Tenn
[ 6s r24: Ky. 42L; Mo. 6; Treasury Us 1024.
, 1861-02-01

IT. LOUIS, Jan. -Prostslons-Adyiceso Of &c.
cline In New Orleans h>ye quicted the demand
he1e hut with light stocks snd no Ieeetpts Of any
sPsBss @ bss S'asss ss, iss pst a Il 1os ss
bbls N. o. At $17.. Nothing done in hulk meats.
Lard 10A@H sale OF 80 tcs country A. lse. bacon
sides lie; plain hams, 1ec; plain sugar cured -
eXaeKc; Killed to date 76,ooo.
CINCINNATI, jan. e3.-Thc Gas<fk Of yesterday
says: a.,
The receipts Of hogs during the week was 1o,7:a
son essentially, though packing Win be continued
weather favors: The market j. ar1n Al $40 ior
espuon q Lard arc dssidedly hno5aat ana active,
1he demand for Mess Pork 10 day, At $17@l7 12H,
wss fn adva1ce OF the offerings. and best brands
connned almost entirely to the South. New York
price AZ !sl1tive17 S below on currency and tn,
bulk meats 100 o0o 1na sold today at 63;S6s5c for
shoulders and SIC for sides Tho latter are mott
ds
IL In good demand at s<c for shoulders 10c for rib
aides, and lie for clear do. Tho demand is ahead
ths ha7a Been t
for the week were 1910 hhds, Of which the East
took only G53, Green meats sold at 71<c far shout
The P1a curnt gives the following as the receipts
for the week ard teason:
Tbs eIccelpte Of Hogs during the week, and for the
season up to date, were as fonoWs:
From Kentucky ...-.....-..-.........-..., 126
By dyeI.. ...se.......-.......... b2a
" yrMWaE......-.------. 95@sss ~
Dsasen n-.-.-...-."--..-----...--. aoV
Total for the week. 1o,772
FfeT1ously reported.
- Total for the season .<es $50
Id L in Inf Ia hr1A FynhA
, 1861-02-01

New ORLEANS, Jan H.-The' Convention
met at II o'clock, one hundred and one mem
bers present a motion to elect reporterfor
the Convention was tabled. Resolutions In
regard to the e1pediency Of sending reinforce
ments to assist In taking Fort fickens, was
Laid on the table subject TO call.
AIesolution was passed asking ne Military
A resolution Wns passed to have the 0rdt-
nance Of Secession, IS signed, engraved and
Autographed
4 resolution offered, instructing delegates
to Montgomery Convection to resist any ut
tempts to reopen the African slave trade, was
tabled-73 to a.
Walker, Of New Orleans, offered resolution
that It is not the sense Of the Convention on
the subject itself; but the Convention does not
wish to hamper the Delegates with instrnc~
tions on this or any other question. Alter
much exciting debate it was finally passed.
George Williams, a member Of the Conyen-
Yentinn Which meets On MnudnT.
, 1861-02-01

St. Lou1s-1an, so,-W hcat-Continues firm but
anzeve, With sales Of $50 bags prime club at Csc,
, and 1,t00 do On private terms. Corn-Dcmand
good, but eales we1e restricted for want Of ship.
ping facilities. Transactions Comprised about 900
bAgs mixcd snd yellow at 39D30c, mostly at the
1xtter dguYt; 3r500 bags mixed white and white,
part private, but mostly At Il md 800 bags
choice white at k3e, Delivered Ill new gunuics.
0sts-Round lots from hr1s hands range Al 81 asac,
Or 10 higher Bales today 8s5 bags good In lots at
81e and 800 bags choice whito and black in lots At
a30s3Hc, in good and new g1nnies. BaFaey-Dull
: with sale OF rs bags eptng At 6oc. ttcluding
e8skp. F1opx-Round lots nominal, and nothing
doing except In limited lots for city consumption,
WhlskJ-MAgket steady, through small receipts, At
lie = gallon; 1T btls sold In lots at that figure.
H1des-Reeeipts Light and market steady; fint at
3a313Ae; dry salt At 1901o}Sc; green and green
sa1ea 81 bales prime timothy 1t soc, and % bales
choice It &c.
SIGNS N PHnAnE1FR1A-1an. 2s-The demand
go bu 10 reported At es@s2s p bu. mostly It the
latter rate for prime. Timothy krd Flk1seed are
qutet.
Tory Ilttle export darnand for hour, and standard
1uperdne il offered ut $5e5@5N4 for common
mixed and atrAtght lota, without finding buyers to
Any sxtent; the only eales NC hear Of 1re to the
extent cf About 100 hr4. mostly Pennsy1yanfa ex-
tn mixed brands at $50 y byt, which is decline
The trade are buying In = ernau way 1t from tho
Aoore figures tor auptE1ne and extras, up to f576
4ao e. family 1na 90 .7s 2 bd for tazr1 lota
- ~ RpAoa@s -'-.- - - $50 - ~, So
s4<spax4x FEuaH1s 1t INV YoEiK;a = .J1 .Jan. ~.
Fss1Ehfs hve been moderately acdTe and rates
, 1861-02-01


The receipts Of Hogs to-day were only 1,eso
dressed and 617 live. The market for DRESSED at
the opening Was dull, md prices showed strong
downward tendency but before the c1oee, undera
more active inquiry by packers and shippers, the
market rallied slightly, and closed steady at about
yesterdays quotations transactions ranging from
4e,1o@8.1sxlor lots under 800 1bs, and e6.:196.z0
q for those orer 200 15s. The light supply Of I've
Hoct rendered the market Inactive and quiet at
45.15l5.40 gross.
Tbs Provision market is vcr1 quiet There is
little or no inquiry for Mess Pork, which we quote
:. nominal ut Sl6.259ld-50- Cut neats are still
scarce and In good demand for southern markets,
md we quote sales Of 5000 pcs shoulders-part e:
'GKc packed, and part On private terms. Lard Is
very dull, and VIC quote the market nearly nonli-
nal 1t 94@10c.
The demand for Flour was yery tldfing, and
buyers Ind the advantage-the eales being very
limited at sZ8o@4.35 for Spring Extras, and s3.o>
for Snperdnc. There was moro inquiry for Wheat,
and the market Was very 1rm Mt yesterdays out
3lds quotatIons-with Gales at 6lcfor To. Spring;
75xc Tor No. Spring; and &C for Rejected Corn
was du1 and considerably easier-with eales OF
Yellow ut &c In store Mixed at2512s4c; and 1ac.
3cetcd in store Oats were sold Mt etorc
Rye, nominal ut t42c- Barley WAS dull at 3a635Hc
tor No. On track. Clover Seed in good demand
With sales 1t $4.5o14,62xc. Timothy Seed (choice)
$aso There was better speculative demand foi
Hghw;nes to-day, and the market was finn at lac
A1rehn1 8N1H3c
, 1861-02-01
Daily Review of Chicago Market.
THURSDAY EVENING, January 81, 1861

THURSDAY EVENING, January a, 1861.
rrnub-ReoeIred, 1888 brls. Market dull and
heavy. Sales were-l50 brls good epr1ng extra q
I'D last night, and @ brls same brand today Ct
&48ldel: 100 brls "Neenah't at $3.50 del; 200
6ris = City Mills super At s. del.
MLI. sTUFFs4 tons Aiddlfngs At SO in bsggs
WHEAT-Reeeivcd. 14,3Q7 bu. Market drmer.
Sales were 10.0 600 bu No spring At SIC IN FtoIc;
6ac in store Sales in bags By sample were as lol'
lows: 100 bu Iowa Club at Sc On truck: too bu do
o. coRN-Receivcd, Si Il es,oo4 bu. Market casicr:
Sales were-10o0 bu yellow at 29c In store 1000
bu ui1ed Mt ssc in store; 1000 bn Rejected at 24c
oATs-Receiyed, c,74s bush. In fair demand.
Sales were: 1000 bl No. mt 17,:cin storc :sobags
RTE@Reccived, - bu. Market nominal at 42c
- nBsARTEY-Receiycd. ese bu Market dnll and
heavy. 1as Bag No. At BIC On track Jos bags 90
sEE1s-Reeeiyed, 1850 1bs. Clover in good
demand and drm. Sales were: II bagD choice At
kA6a1f 4s bag do At s4e9; = h.gs a. a!a $4Go:
'HiEEHWINESNRe 'aiiEEIH aa4 brls. Market firm
er Sales were: 1s5 brls country At 14c city wines
XLcOuoI-Iu fair demand at 3o@39e per gal.
PROVISIONS Pork quiet and nominal a:
416a5Ql6.5o. Cut Aeats in good demand. ssler
to be delivered IN 50 days 900 PCS d. on private
terms. Ten bhls Rumps sold At $laSo.
LA1sD-DuIl and nominal at ek119c-
: TkLLoW-So'ninai At sH@94e for country to
HiDEs-Reccivcd, sa,oss Ds;; Market steady:
Dry Flint, 1a913c; Dry Sailed: 1091lc; Green
stsS @s7tB f@SSse @SsEss G5eea seaef5 e. ohlo s@ e
BTTTER-Duli sales we're: q pkga 1rktn at
atsA@1os paiEy Il fstr demand a3 at l19a4 ~ ,rd
heavy. Prime Neshannoeks' 2oc; Pinkeyes' bG
r.
, 1861-02-01
Navn1 md Military.

NORFOLK, Jan. 31.-The United States brig
Dolphin is receiving armament at the Navy
Yard. She is said to be moored off the United
States magazine.
Yesterday company Of artillery and in
fantry, State troops, went TO Fort Norfolk and
practiced guns on the beach.
The statement TINT there Is scheme laid to
blow up Fort Norfolk is unfounded.
The garrison Of Fort Monroe Is now 800. It
will be strengthened in few days by 200 more
from GQYcruor's Ialaud.
, 1861-02-01

NEW YoaK, Jan. 31.-special Washington
dispatches state That Col Hayne, of South Car
olina, to-day presented South Carolina's ulti-
matam regarding the occupation Of Ft. BUM
ter to the President. Mr. Buchanan aclnowl-
edged Its receipt but made no further remark.
The announcement Of the Springfield Jour
nal that Mr.. Lincoln is opposed to any meas
ure Of compromise, is regarded in Washing.
ton as official, and 1t is authoritatiyely said
there that Mr. Lincoln will give no intimation
cf his future policy until after his innngura-
&isss
, 1861-02-01
CHERJFE'S SALE-Rv yirtue ri

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF
~ acertain writ Of Execution, issued from the su-
peflor Court Of Chicago, Cook County. In favor Of
kon. paintids, and sgainst Vim. Q. Heaeoek defend
ant 1t 10 O'Clock. A. H. the llth day OF February,
s6 1t the north door Of the Court House. in the City
or Chicago shall offer for sale at public vendue all
the right u1e and interest Of said defendant In aud to
the owing described property, to w1t-Lots eighty
eight 1851 and eighty mine ts9, In Cranes Wilson's
Subdivision OF Blocks twentssegan fs}, and weaty
east qosrter Il Section seventeen % Town thirty:
nine {s9 Range fourteen {1D east Of third principal
The south undivided hslf{s part Of Section twenty
three (} Town t:l!rty-eight G&} north Range twelve
12} east OF the third principal meridian. containing
~ Tas onshsif tx) part Of the, undivided enc
tour md The half % pari oi the und. one
haT IN part Of tho NORTH. quarter M Of the
aS1s "a R.aso sTsiso d OF isifa
TRe northwest quarter Of section six 80 In Town
thirty 1857 north hance fourteen ti*) east Of third
sol he wet hair ~ Of the southeast quarter {9
Of 1ecton three is in 81 noffh
ranre twetye (2 east Of third principal meridian con
tsinfnr Sd acres more or less,
1isp TIC tout. half ~ OF the east hair (}) ofths
se1en 50 north OF RanEe fourteen tls) with al tic
seven Is il Block one Hundred and seventeen {lD i
School SECTION Addition 70 Chicago. W.
4, c. HES1E9, Shezln Of Cook County
By F. LCxBAHD, Deputy
Dated tho I'd dsy Of January. Isl. taeld96Iwst
, 1861-02-01

ALTON, ILL.,, Jan. s1-About halfpast sfx
this evening, q fire broke out in the upper
story Of VIM. II. Hart's dry, goods store On
Second street and Lcyee. It rapidly spread
west to L. J. Clowson & Co.'s gr In ware
rooms, and east to the dry goods house Of Jos.
Blrdsa1L The stock, including the furniture
store Of A Olcott, who occupied the second
floor over Hart's were mostly removed but In
damaged state. The buildings adjoining On
the easf, occupied by Church d Co., were in
imminent danger, as were those opposite on
Second street, but the fire Is now checked.
Loss about 81, 600, fully covered by insurance.
, 1861-02-01

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31-The Select Commit
tee examined about twelve witnesses in the
alleged conspiracy to seize the capital Moth
ing startling was ELECTED. Gen: Scott WIS be-
fore them two hours to-day. He said there
hin in making military preparations though
it was not Of the strongest character. There is
certainly nothing to show that an organiza-
ton for that purpose exists In the District Of
Columbia,
, 1861-02-01

TuaTT Hu11eza or DoI1l1s BAvKp-Ar. EpaldtnC
has sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated Prs
pared Glne aud It = estimated each bottle u
least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture thus max
ing IN aggregate OF twenty millions Of dollA.s 70
claimed from total loss by this valuable invention.
Having made his Glue household word, ho now pro
poses to do the world still greater service By curing all
the aching heads with his cephac Pla and they
good ~ hts Glne Hssdschas xtl soon Tau,Ah axsy
ike Goow IN July.
, 1861-02-01

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3L-A motion to reconsider
the vote by which the Senate resolution to ap-
point Commissioners to the Washington Con
vention was Ibid on the table, WIS adopted In
the House yesterday, but after much discus
sion aud the adoption and rejection Of various
amendments and substitutes, the whole SUBJ
ject was again tabled, thua defeating the Sen
ate appointments. d.
nation Of unconditional Union men as dele
gates to the State Convention, was held yester.
day afternoon, at which some 800 Persons were
present. Resolutions declaring unreservedly
for the Union and opposing mere party men
for the Convention, were adopted, and the
meeting adjourned till MondaY nett.
, 1861-02-01

New YORK, Jan. 31-A special dispatch to
tho 1Sn.es says that o meeting would be held
Friday night, under the pretence Of endorsing
Crittenden's, proposition. but believed really
to be an act in concert with other movements
throughout the State toward holding a Con-
vention. Three thousand "Mlnute Men" are
enrolled there who drill nightly, swearing
fidelity to the Union. The "Breckinridge
Gunrds'' and "Southern Volunteers" have
united and drill nightly. The latter favor
Southern Confederacy.
Two commands Of troops arrived there yes
terday for Ft. McHenry.
Sixty free negroes went through to-day fol
Ohio
, 1861-02-01

INDIANAPOLIS, Jun. 31.-The jsint resolu-
9ion authorizing the Governor to appoint FIVE
Commissioners to the Convention at Wash-
ington on the 18th pro1imo, passed both
Houses this morning-by Utmost unanimous
vote, The Governor will announce the Com
missioners tomorrow morning.
, 1861-02-01
Fire In Jamestown.

DuSK1nK. Jan. 3l-A fire. at jamestown
Inst night, burned over thirty places Of bust
ness, including tho Allen House, Chatanqua
County aud jamestown Bauks, and the Hawley
block. The papers, books and funds Of the
banks we1e al saved. Loss from $15o, 600 to
5000 co