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, 1861-02-13

Ex-President Fillmore Is one Of the COM
mittee for the reception Of President Lincoln
1t Buffalo, as are also Judges Clinton and
Masten, vel known Democrats. Hi: Fillmore
expressed to the citizens his qualification at
being placed on the committee.
Hon. Addison Gardner Of Rochester, n
T., has declined the appointment Of Commfs-
sioner to Washington, and Gen. Wool has been
appointed in his place
Mr., Lincoln will be the guest OF Gov.
Morgan during his stop ut Albany.
The Washington City Councils have ap-
pointed committee to wait on Lincoln and
Hamlin when they arrive there, and also au-
thorizc the use Of Judiciary Square for the
erection Of q building for the Inauguration ball.
"A second attempt to raise the American
aag in Newport, Ky., Was made on Tuesday.
It WAS successful. Dr.. Foster, the defunct
Postmaster, was "not around"
The editor Of the Democrat at Haverhill
CLASSY has eued his neighbor editor Of the
Banner for libel, claiming the modest damages
Of $4,000. .-.
Lord Palmerston, In his seyenty-ffth year,
is unaffected by the weather. During the
summer be ts accustomed to leave the HOUSE
Of Commons utter its rising, and walk home
to his house In Piccadilly at one, two, three,
and even four o'clock In the mo1ningg-with
all the cares Of the State On his back, and all
the salient points Of the night md mornings
discussion in his head. During the winter, ho
is here, there, everywhere, dfschaEging the du-
ties which belong to his station-now 1ectur-
Ing the farmers on improved modes of cu1.
ture; now giving advice to the farmers labor
ers as TO how they may rise In the world on
nine shilllnga per week; and now discoursing,
troWel in hand, on the blessings Of education
when laying the foundation stone Of new lit
erary institution which benevolent gentle
man, out Of his liberality, hns bequcathed to .
rising seaport In the south.
The Right Hon. Sidney Herbert has been
summoned from the House Of Commons to
that Of the Lords, BY tho name and title Of
Lord Herbert of Lea The London Times
places the abilities of the retiring Commouer
among those Of the very highest order. Mr..
Herbert was born in 1910, entered Parliament
III 1882, WIS appointed secrctaTy to the Admi~
rIlty in 1871, and Secretary Of War, under Sir
Robert Peel. in 1916, again under Lord Aber-
deem in 1852, and, lastly, under the present ad-
ninistrntion OF Lord Palmerston, Lord Her
bert Of Lea will retain his position in the Min
istry.
-Ap1afn, hard-1sted old man called upon
Gov. Curtin Of Pennsylvania, the other day.
The Governor, supposing, Of course, that tha
1nan wanted q place somewhere, expressed his
appreciation Of his past services, aud said he
WIS sorry he could not reward him with an Of
ice. "But I don't want IN Office" said the
old man. II merely called to see If you didn't
want to buy . good dog"
, 1861-02-13
MUSICAL

at the New York and Brooklyn Opera
Houses, Miss Isabella Hlnck1ey, the American
prima donna, has achieved decided triumph
In II 1rovutorf
Elena, the newly imported prima donna,
hos met with Indifferent success in New York.
She is not generally commended BY the
critics.
-Patti-the Patti-has just finished sue
cessfu1 engagements at New Orleans, and hns
sailed for Hayana- CaElotta Pattl-the sister
Is singing at Boston.
-D'Angri is in NewY York, LaGrange in Der-
lin, Gazzaniga in Lisbon, Rosa do Yries in Am
sterdam, and Allni in Hambprgh.
Cresclmano, who failed at the Academy
Of Music In New York, has recently made q
successful d26ut in Luerezia at the Carlo Feicc
Theatre in Genoa.
-Labat, the new tenor, has appeared in
Paris In L. .7ttiue. In power Of voice, he is re-
garded as hardly inferior to Tamberlik, though
much his inferior In musical science and dra-
matte energy.
The latest composition Of Rossini for the
piano forte is entitled IA Railway Journey"
It commences with an allegro piuaee, initiating
the noise o: the train under way and the jar
Of the machinery. But towards the end of
the piece sudden terror succeeds to the light
galety, and funeral march announces the i'm
pending disaster. RossinI, however, ends
here, and does not attempt to initiate rail.
sTav accident on a piano forte.
, 1861-02-13

ELL & IA HIN, :,
lA Mlrp1AC7u1XEs o. 80.
TALLow, CANDLES AND soARa
And dealers Ia Hides1 Wool Pe1ts. Seeds nd ro1k.
Oface and warehouse, q Ktnxte stTtek -
Z q suTcns1I.- - tno1al = txwm xAKk
KuN: DRIED CORN MEAL,
IA Falrnead M1rls 80 hhls d. thlA oelabssted
694nd n stoIe md for tsle bI -.
Ho. ~ South Wt&k N
, 1861-02-13
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS.
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS,
Ladd, Webster & Co.'S
Ladd, Webster & Co.'S
SEWING MACHINES,
SEWING MACHINES,

For Farmers requiring a
machine that will not get
out Of repair on coarseEt or
ftnest + Org they are Just
fkz Atxtr-
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ORION 4 L.


Csrtiacate to expire On nc ss1 oAy Of Jsnuar5 1s-
-. Aupr1on.s OFFICE ErXTz or 11111o.a> :
Spt1nfeld, January l2ta, lSs1,
WHEKr1A Tho d:tnx 1nsoTauce Company, locafed
at H1r1ord In the 8tste Of cennscuenk has nled in
fht oce statement Of the condition OF fita af&K IA
required 81 An Act to regulate the Agencies Of ia.
safance Companies not Incorporated b; ths Etate Of
Ulj1ots" approved February 14th 1adt md An act
saendstoI3 tasreto; ;appIoysd JanasEy d. ls57. md
deuce that possessed Of the required smonnt Of
ia s ofes written instrument signed b the Pres
BARD and CHARLfs y: HGNE at chtcago, hlk. Is
psaJ. md tuy and nnEeseEyedly authorizing them to
SAD Compan shas a seriee q process upon
valid . L teIxed apon ths co|psny, and va!V1ns ii
=: Now TuKEEFoRK, In rnEs4ance Of tho proy1sions
tof he acts Aforesaid l, JESSE x. DUBOK A1dItar
Of Pnblic accounts of the stats of noia do hereby
H'HUNT arc authorized a. Agents for the 1Aid CON-
panT apsact tho business Of Insurance. in FMS Sste
unfit tie thirty nfst day Of January, In the yeAs Er
tean Hundred md sfafyTwp. 70 ar = tasy nay b
49,, in Testimony whereof have be. euato sub
.t{<~~4 nntcs f Springfield, tnls tNtlfta day ot
fssdasl,la " 1ssaE K, DUBOIS Auditor T, i,
, 1861-02-13

! ~ TION IN DRAWING.
d. ..;:ry.; ,rehit. ctural and Topoersph1caI
o,.dn,t, ,P FPsel Z r; THEo KRAuecA
s1G nha ~ @Nin1nE IN academy ot Frey sberg, Saxoay
ii ~ = ~ 4Deazbosnstreet Room IL OMce hours
- S ~ -. tAtkI1M
, 1861-02-13
DHENIX INSURANCE co
or HAETF0A1, ConNHT1cU1.
January 14t. 1850.


NO. I LQo11K Hu11uIUH4
Cqfnee Clark and Water EtreetA Chicago.
Applications for Insurance. Or r. renewal Or POI.
made to ra duly appointed Agents for the City Of
Chicago with full to receive and issne
Poffcie9 on as favorable teruls other responkbe
Companies; and its GIN will be TO secure THO conA
denee Of the public by an honorable cGosse e. deang
street. Cincinnati. Ohio to whom AL applications foE
bc sddfpaeed Eap2Do1y
, 1861-02-13

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LIyE-Pssse1ger Trstrs depart
Gona and arrive 1t Chicago ~ NDlIpvs:
Day Express and Nall leave a14. rs l. T.. and ar1fva
1t 34 4F. T. {8undsJ1 ezcepted}.
Night Express leaves = A5F Y. (aaturdays exesp4
ed}; 3x1tye at I. Is l. H. {AondAyH e1cepted}
Joliet AccqNmodadon, 500 r, II fBundAyt sxeepted1
JOHN F. TRACY, Gen aupt
VII 81. Joa, Q4nl Agent de.3
, 1861-02-13
5emi1lg #aebl,1es.
EwIN NJ ACHIN E 8.
|. CORNELL b cos
Family and Manufacturing
e4o SEWING MACHINES.
H RARKsB PATENT.

waaGAHT Il RAHR's PATENT.
f s e. .na s% ea
& Ezen n EfH TTE haFkF F1EE
IGWE js. and ali persons selling or nsns them aso
~ inat @nere We want them IN
:: Il s sssis
Ee1ams,1 toi 1hicn have ssxstsl styesS Heedles~
ss sa ss a13 ass
11r 1n.s 14. .ss XAcnIxx n NAhkkT;.
81 aaR Ns9 l. II a:ss e.
ssSs sisns s2s fsss or ses Pa
acs ors thsa ~ etsf :. there's necessarily 'ons
s.s - T. o1 y i sppes1oT qasunes ~ .aese-1t nses
neede h. ct snfs5 hn4 ~ ssra ~
Seo "a e4poses 30 a: s lever pS1rhsse es.eE taaa
t4t9s ta1s 3. s end eosa aTe seov "a
81; e Ct t.1s / esaps e as
2 ax1sTEk 7411x-r Or sEosK 1HAs 4sr kAca.a4
hunareas Tn xesh Ts nd r. E'
aa11 ;ta ao2lcss csn manaGeiI Roma sa
Se : knSa ~ Int no p1eee OF labor saving nj.
hast ste sa,yss. taSsT
1ia1s nss s. "a sse1fs
. - 81. sasa .apPs 81? s
Si "a
1 Il I, ss. Hssa i x sssssx Rssassds "a
ssss 60 a.ss9ns faa Sssa eaf and samples q
esas. pss3s s.4e
gu aI < azesss q q91s qa1
g Pr Ss eo'z "a ~ - ~ se's
ss axat aorth h.ests@Fn @ ststs9 E. "a Aaarese en-.
Post Ocace Boz 81 ChieaEos ~
r.u II 1xs 1Akn street. fUp.ssa1t1.1 0s3sa1zzszs
, 1861-02-13
CHICAGO: TYPE: FOUNDRY
~ .'fs'. II AND - So: -....
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
" 90 waahfnu1l 1lt1a, h gttrnat Cbiessini

The subscriber u prepared TO fn1nah TTPr in largo
o. mail pnAnkiex< INSIDE non' T. superior .9oahtFof
supplied Etta lR<xe PrezaeA fnks Ty9pt
md Grey thing neees.aIy foI e6mplete Printing
and mi be asafto uxAes EantnR to order apqhas+
taoo. p i DODGE, 1Tna&01Ne. 1 :
1WhRS481
, 1861-02-13

ArprTon'a OFFICE, STATE OF 111rno1s,
Springfield. January q, 1851.
-Wheteas, The Security INSURANCE Company Of New
York City has nled IN ths oee statement Of the
dtion of affairs required BY IAN act to regulate
the agencies Companiss nottneof orssed
N act alncndatofy thereto appr9y ed January p ls5
evidence thst i l. possessed Of Tie required amount o
capital In etocks and and has filed
IN this office written instrument signed By the kres
dent 94, 44a I'd Secretary the1sof sppointiag 3 v.
action Of tas business Of SID Company and luliy nd
OF process for and 6el,alt Of said Company, cop
senting that service Of process upon ntn t9e sAl9
upon the Company and waiytnE al claim Of error by
reason OF such Service.
NeE y S1 IL q q
Fnbl.c Accounts of ths & S5a!e 4f ~ ninos 90 heIsb5
agent the said Company the business Of
Insurance In this State until the thirty nfst day Of
January, In the ycAr eighteen hundred and
r IS he sy be legauy empowered 20 to do By satd
60, 1n Testimony whereof hays hereu1to sub
3BEAL tBcribeh my name. and Afxed the seal 0f my
49, o1acs at Springfield. this seventh day OF Feb
JESSE E. DUROIs, Auditor r. 4.
, 1861-02-13
Terrible Aeetdent--An Editor LeApa
from 4 Three-story RtndoW--.FeAf.,
fu1 1Sa6ekfng~-LeE Amputated, DC.
rFro1r the Hsnnfhs] Ma%senper Fef, A1

Monday evening, George Y, Smith, editor
Of the Barry (Pike county, H. Ehte'Erise, a.
rived In this city, En- route for. shelbyville, in
this State, where he Was going to remove his
paper, and put up for the night; Ut the Ton
Grey House. He was ahown to hia room, stu.
the building, and retl:ed at tho usual time, ap.
parent1y sober and perfectly in his right mind.
About one:o'cloek yesterday morning q noise
was heard In the neighhorho but no htten-
ton Ees paid to 1t at first. Those who heard
It supposed it came from some drunken per
, 1861-02-13
FaiIrgans..

-V A. uffruuHr
+hThsyE~ NAs1t -s1N:a% =
49, ;ass F. -:---.--- ----
,EtT ,n1cacn RAILROAD
-
En&et 1ratns lrayu tho nspoE, cnrrAr of XAtkA
md CANAL st1eet1i Ch1c4gos 0NfJ n
9pA r. exreps SundxyR md at
6DF r H9cnnk EAtnriaya
FUR EQSTON, NEW Y4RT. PHILADELPHIA
49," AAs A AAA
BALTIMORE. wAsHlNorok-
Ho~:~7. g. :r:.4~l-
AA0A4ASDAAS !" Z E1LA5DtlIEs
Aho-foR A1BaHY. BuvPALo nugr1xx
SAi1. pAYToYss' T. e4Se4S-
ma IL iasF1HssdAne St1nonA between Chicago and
1@ t1ssea AooFt named
sleeptnE Cars en- night tsalns md baorsss hv shts
ronta checktd thrunTh II aT E:.+.1 W sA@
Tickets fur xale 1T {hn pftncfnje TtrF44 G1. ~ %a
West 1t tbs Cognpznyt Uu3cn es1TaSE ~ HsndofnS
snd Dearborn Bsrsets and 1t ia Tnfon nsno4 - -
Eae Chicago ss9s "sss
+. D, w. BOsa Wen,s pnss 's-.n<
RFPATRICK Ticket Agent A4Sa~
-"-------------@
FT7uE pENACT vANTTA <1vaHr
LIN 1G4N No oAAf dNLa GGH-
Il IRAL RAILROAD,
10 Mu.RS DOUBLE TRACK
Tbs capacity Of shis Road L nov eQual 70 anY n IN
, 1861-02-13
FUTILE, HIBBARD & Co,
MFoafGa on
HARDWARE And TIN PLATE,
G2 $50 Lake Street --- 81

Ws Offer to rhe tzade, At the LOWEST MARKET
EKICEs:
E5oo boxes TIN PLATE
E&11 bdh SHEET IRON,
$50 RUBBIA IRON,
Id IMITATION RUSSla4
$500 BR1GHT and ANNEALD WIkA
SIS caAa SHEET ZINC,
70 tens PIG TIN,
1A5G1 lbs. COPPER B0TTOMA
% sets TIMERS TOOLS and MACH1NM
10 cssk1 BRIGHT OK ana C1IL CHAINA
LOO dog. AXES
190o RHOVELA SPADES and BCoOra
o .ors BAD IRONS.
FUTILE, HiBBARD a Co.,
ocafa-+y Corner Of State aud Lake FL
, 1861-02-13
STATEMENT Of the ndition
OF THE ET
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE co.,

UN Inc QfGs Q6y oI January lMl.
The name Of the Company IL SECURITY FIRE IN.
HpRAKcE COMPANY, and il located in the City Of
New York
The amount Of capital stock is ......... 100000
Capital paid up is &5Q0,O0O
Cash On hand aud IN banda Of Asents G, ssaes
100 Ehsres Of stock Bank Of New YORK;. .9,sOn0o
50 - Bank Of Commerce 80. 4,7310l
II Bank Of North America. 13Ht. 90
60 american Exchange Blk. ~ %
New York CITY Bonds ........ ............. 1A&H'3
Bonds Of the Union Free School 1AQ2500
eage On Real Estste:....: -. -. 49, asooo
1nsuisaee sfocs a. ~ :s. :....s.'s... "ee's $4,000
Scrip Union Mutual Insurance Company y
aShares Continental Insurance Company. zoo 10
Is Reaulnte Insurance Coupnuy. 49,. 100 90
81 Sixth Avenue Ratlrond. ............. $4,000
Due for Premiums s........-......~........-. 4MH6
Bills Receivable. 239@T
Total. tsaesiso5
Losses unAdtusted ...............,A- $<8@
AL claims against the CompAny....... 20
Total ..... ,.......,,,.,..$2a4 100
H. ". PHILLIPS Il Coz
, 1861-02-13

The nsas q ~ CsspGFseen y THA Goan ASso'
The CAPITAL is FIFrE1s HUNDRED THOUSAND Do
LARS, and is paid up.
Assets: Psr value. Value;
Real Estate unincumbered. $9,5od:
Money due the Company secured by os,,
caeS Ssess Il sssd and IN BanE,:::. m,:ss:
Cash IN tho hands Of AEeats and tn ,co,s,
Mertgsgo % Bonds, per CENT seini:an ~, NJ,
Maetssse Bond. per cent. s;misn W.
% sefai annual Interest ~ ......;. 5000 ssooo
Brooklyn City Bonds, 6per cent, sera1~ n a.. a.-
Hssstofi asy Bond. spef cent semi. :. ~. :. 49,
% anaasl liz interest =. ~ ..s.........:. - 5000 Sooo
semi. annual Inter Il. >. -. -.....:. 5000 1oco
New YoTk City Bonds, per cent, .o ..o .n
anu ananai interest. =. ........: 2oSooo 2121ea
4s1as.:as ssas :ssqs se.ts astfasst ses per cent,
" semi aMnnai Interest '.... ;. 49,. 5000 2aooo.
OHIO hH1 ststs tsts STOCK. per cent. set1ai. '
Mieaissn iad stsss ssoes;sper cent semi NV w.
1nalana ahaat ssaie @ siesk. per cent semi. ~ -
50 5essa shslcs tssaa1i m.1stord and New Haven e
ss:45s ;'ssss ssss ssRRss9Ys R?ss sses :ssS
l07 SPARES Boston snd Worcester
katlroad Company @ SsosE 81 :;ts:.. l2f@m ~ nss3 s:sS
6 6 saares @ citsens' t s banE b &: S: 'ci. Va wv
" M ford sp,inEs Com =. 80. 5000 $3.50.
10 sSs1ss Ssnss ksyefe T. Bank STOCK. Dos: ~ .s's
100 s$sass sa ~ ss,s.y Fund Bank Stock ~. @ ~
0HH
~ @ saufi stoeE, s. Louis; Mo. aaoco z.ooo
10 shs9ss hs1ss 1sehsaies e Bank Stock ST ~ ~ ~ ~ M ~
40 shsses shHss' Farmers FaS and Mecchs;niicc; ~ M
~ Bsns stocE, ihlladepda, n. $4,000 224oo
1T Shares Atna Bank Stock, Hart
100 sss1e. It, iSan Bsak oi Hartford connty lo
~ Hss,fogd. .,ona ::,.u::::.,. 10000 1a,soa
~ Com -. $4,000 5000
~ Hartford Com. n1s.....:.::::..:::.:.. lsoo 1s,no
~ Bank Stock, Hartford, Conn; =, 4oooo 4sooo
Nv lord. Conn; a;...::... saoo ;o.oo2
~ e iu1ess HsnE steck, H.rttord. G. 1000 1e.ooo
| 500 Shares Phoenix Bank Stock, Bart ~,
~ fdrd. Comb. D....,:..:-:s;::::.,,::.. 2sooo sa.tao
inE q, stork, Hartford. coan: $50 $3.50
~ ssocf. Nsw Ycsk Sfty ;-;: 1900 +o,ooo
Nv NV NV forE @ etty - .....-..::.: 5000 5000
s Yofe Sity. ::,s1;:::::::.fs;,: aaooo aao
ss:ss: S:sss s; 81 sss 8stF 81 ssss 5 Es ss
w wealth. Stuck, New YorE City,. 1000 1oooo
100 sssTss ss iH.n Haao7sE i Hank stool. .Hsw - '
so sSs4es S5k M5pSrt.is aad Tfaaerss 'oo" s
~ banf Stock. NV Iork city.....- soocs sa.ooa
~ S SeT YerS cNy .:;.;:.:.;..:s....: 1aoo 1,,sae
1 YORK Caiy. - -. 5000 aaAQ
wv &ew S york CITY: -. 5000 sson
~ StoeEs New YofkCity: 1900 1aoos
Kew FORK tity -. 10000 4sGot
NEW Yosk City-::... ;::.,. 1850 1851
sioef, New York City.. -. 10000 zt4u
YORK tatY,:-:;-...,;..:.:.:.s $4,000 sa9e
EeT YofK city, 80. 1000 1apa
- ss.I.. SsS ffss Saaf Z North 1ms4te. sooo sos
A.: - ] 81
-. sssss: 5S;:e 1ss5 sssf Ts s @ &c
isos osSslss Ssx st ieEK ~ 1 FL; t,v and KIN .s
10 sSssss e. ssfS 1ai.ed states T7sss Com: ..sss
Ni.ceiisneous ltem5...,.......... .........,. Gsa
| .... :. EaS; II
seA r. z sfs as,4 zes MSS1I s5S 6s
the present temporary panic Vnlues-
| - r1As1IrrrEk.
, 1861-02-13

FUR WILWAUKKE, Ia CRU&9E BT. FAUI. OHN-
KOSH, Berlin ANp NIEEAEDIATE POIET3~
On and after Wednesday 1aa- S1h. 1s6l, Passenger
Tfxtu1 Leave tho Depot corner Of West Ktuz1e anil
Canal Etseeta {sundAJa axcepsed} u foIlows:
1&D 2. X. and arrive 1t Mf1x1n 1t A9rx
Passenger Trains Ar1tse 1t Chicago II so r n
NaukeEa1 Aecommods1ton 1rafn Leaves Chicago ut
DO E.A 2rz17es II Ca1eAKo q $50
nuA g. c. HALDWIA, SQnH
, 1861-02-13
CTATEMENT Of the condition
- or THE
HTya INSURANCE COMPANY.

On the Int Of January 1851 made to the State Of Illinois
Tho pane Of the Corporation y ETNA RsuR-
ANCE COMPANY, located ut Hartford, Conn.
The Capital is FIFTEEN HUNDRED THOUSAND Doll
LAns and is pald up.
, 1861-02-13

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
1H1 LAKE sHORE RAILROAD.
1850 oH...... Wintar Arrangement. 70. LEO u
TAkea eject Sunday. Nov =
Gn IL Knew York and Roston Rxpres<-dAtfy e1c~
Sundays, III Old Ling.
6.0F. Knight Expfe&s-dAly except Saturday. yia
Did Linz.
Connecting at Toledo aud Detroit with tzains 10 N
points interior IN Ohio. Penusylvants, Now York and
tho New England States and CanadAA
800 l. T., and go r. N-PfttsburKh, Baltimore and
Philadelphia E1preaa, via Cleveland making
~ quick tins Any other foufat
600 l. II. and 60 r. X.-netfoit Express Wis Adrian
arriving In Detroit at $50 P. u. and a.3 \ u.
Western and Grand Trunk Roads
/" Woodruff Patent Sleeping TAR accompany n
tho Night Train this to Nov York snd BOSTON,
Tickets be h2d It Ill ticket Offices In the West
and At the Companys 0ure. 5s South Clxrk street. and
ut tho depot
arrive IN cheap u a0 \. 4. and aNF,A :.
GEO- u. GRAY, Gen1. e6tern Axant
1ouN D. CANFnK11+ 6en1 6upt ta6tbty
, 1861-02-13

9 kA4Ek-
THEY PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MA.
CHIMES OF ANY AND ALL OTHER
MANUFACTURE TO Do AS LARGE,
a RANGE OF WORK AS CAN EASI-
LIZ BE DONE ON THESE MACHINES.
, 1861-02-13

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON j.
QuNCY RAILROAD
Passenger Trains 1eave xnd aErtse ehlraxo ~ MI
1ovs: Mai leAvea a u15 4. Z. Bunaays exeepted1:
arrives 1t u.30 ?. Il. t9undayH a1cepted). Exprae1
leaves u IL Is tsaturdaya axraptedE a11tves It
k3 {AondAys excepted Aurora Aeeurrnodss4aA
g. t. HAMH0Hn. eapt
, 1861-02-13

Agents for Chicago. odlca No. Clark street.
, 1861-02-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL, ANT

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4fA GREAT WESTERN tcAyADA} RAnWAYA
Winter Arrangements
T!Atna leave tbs Great Central Depot. fnok of LAka
street. Chicago:
TO L. A-lixhtnlnE E1press t5undays excepted3
kfTiye at Detroit els r. T. Suspension Hr4dx1
400 A-H+; Albany 500 r 4: New York l01a
?. T.; Boston 10 night
&M ,. x-New YORK and Boston Expresa. {azeepk
Saturday, 41tye It Detroit 60 i 4. Spa-
pension Bridge OF Buffalo CD p ~ Albany
100 !. H. New York LIS A. T. Boaton noon,
- M-Ctnciunau Express texcept Sunday yJ through
to Cincinnati In Is houra.
10 r. M-C1n1lnnau and 1ousyie Express: {exeept
Saturday through to Cincinnati In II horib.
Louisville h IS hour. .
k1o r. M-TrAin. saturday only to NlleA. Sunday
Trains 1t 6.n r. II.
" Patent Sleeping CAra On all night trAtnA
fhe 20 + J. r1a!n Sonneca II Paris With Tho Rahalo
and LAke Huron Railway for Buffalo aud nj potusR
cast; at Toronto with The Grand Trunk Railway .
Kiugston. OgdenabufXh. Montreal. Quebec, and II
points to Canada East Northern Vermont New H1Mp-
ftlFe snd Maine.
Baggage checked through.
Through T1cket1 for tAlo At tho principal Est1oAd
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-10-02

STRANGE" The Sd North Carolina regiment,
stationed at Benn's Church. have succeeded at last
in electing Colonel. Lieutenant Garnett ne
phew of the late Gen. Garnet, has been chosen.-
His arrival to take charge Of the regiment is expect
ed in few days. understand he was highly COM
mended to the regiment by Gen. Huger."
We copy the above from the Suffolk correspon-
dent of the Petersburg Express. We take it for
granted that Mr.. Garrett is very proper man to
command regiment, and we doubt not that those
who elected him had good reasons, at least satisfac-
tory to themselves, for doing SO. But we confess
to no little modification, that with so many compe-
tent men in the third regiment, and so many in the
State eminenty fit to command any regiment that
they should have selected Virginia Lieutenant to
command them. We mean no unkndness to Vir-
ginia any disrespect to Col Garnett. Our opin-
ion would lie the same if the selection had been
made from any other State, except our own. If the
officers of that regiment could have taken peep at
our private correspondence, they would ere this
have been convinced that the only wise policy is to
select North Carolinians to command North Carroll
mans. We venture the assertion, if the selection
had been made by the rank and file Of the regiment
they would have found no difficulty in choosing a
North Carolina Colonel, who would have been the
right man in the right place.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-10-02
Fine Grapes and Green Tea.

We are greatly indebted to our friend, r. H. J.
Blount, Esq, of Washington, for box of delicious
grapes, and package of Hyde County China Tea.
The grapes are not excelled in flavor by the far
famed scuppernong, being Of the color and size of
the muscadine. This grape was discovered by Mr..
Mish, of Beaufort County, some years ago, and has
no doubt been improved by culture 1t is known
by the name of the Pamlico or Mish Grape and is
pronounced by Mr.. Lonsworth, of Cincinnati, as
equal to any native or foreign grape for making
wine 1t is remarkably sweet and will keep we'll
for some months 1t is cultivated by our friend,
Mr.. Blount, who has for sale any amount of young
vines. We have in garden which he sent
US year ago, which is now very hourishing.
The tea we have tried, and so have several Of our
friends, and all pronounce it capital 1t has some
of the flavor of the bohea but from its leaf we judge
it does not belong to the China family yet have
no doubt if properly cured and prepared, would be
equal to it.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-10-02
Difficulties of the North.

Among the many reasons assigned by Northern
men for the cruel war now waged by the North
against the South, We do not recoect to have seen
the honest truth more plainly told, than fell from
the lips of Gen. Mcclellan as set forth in the fol-
lowing extract:
"a few months ago General Mcclellan was asked
5y a friend from Kentucky-"Do you expect by
this war to suhugate the South?" "Subjugate the
Soulful" he replied; "No, sir; the North can no
more subjugate the South than the South can SUBJ
jugatc the North" "What then do you propose
the object and justification of this horrid war? ?"
The answer was, "Well, Sir, this war is a military
necessity to the North We are obliged to fight
you, or we shall have to fight one another. There
is impression abroad unfavorable to our courage
the same opinion prevails at the South; and if we
did not fight we should lose the control over large
portion of our own people So We are under ne
cessity to fight"
The Central Presbyterian of Richmond, is re-
sponsbe for the statement having received it from
good authority" Does not this explain the reason
why lincoln employs so many foreigners in his
army, of choice if not as matter of necessity p
Mcclellan was not then elevated to the chief COM
mand at Washington, when he thus candidly ex-
pressed himself He would likely be little more
chary now, but the confession is doubtless candid
and truthful.