davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-01-24
From Wash f1fnHTQIt.

From "A&0ln&100s
Especial dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial.1
WAsu1NoTox, Jan. %.
The great speech Of this Congress is that of
Shcrrard Clemens, Of the Wheeling (Va-) Dis
trict~ to-day. It was an eloquent and master
II dissertation on the secessionists, from abor-
der slave State point Of view. It's power in
many parts was tremendous, and Its effect not
get to be measured. Clemens proved upon the
dfsunionists that their scheme Was long since
matured, and will embrace the opening Of the
African slave trade, and conseqqent deatrue-
He quoted all the Aboittionists, English and
American upon the secessioniats, showing both
to be working to the same end-the dissolution
Of the American Union. He showed how the
suicide Of slavery WIS being prccipitated, and
its grave dug bY the very men who bad with.
fectually. He told the South TINT II they
fought till the last armed foe expired, they
never could expect from the North the same
guarantees for slavery enjoyed under the CT
fnting Constitution.
The speech was full Of gems.< 1t was ner-
vous and energetic in manner, brave, incIsive,
at timea terribly sarcastic. and surehazged
with earncstness and power. Coming from
the source It did, 1t fell on the House and
thronged galleries like thundsrbolt~ ALI
Union men thanked God and breathed easier,
while among disnniopists Wos great wrath md
gnashtng Of teeth His mercilcss invectiye,
,ner ;re.tr ns ,nt~ tEs honds of tha aho,,sin
IL atS ~ ~ ana.niss ~ Ma Eorern,na,a+
III nrer a the wnr,5 wns most bftter dose for
ta en,oa of -. 4hern Honr Virninia md KanfncEv
nsrohrrs ~ 1sare ve1v JestiTa md TIA r. cnn.
a..ei ti,a,r "t.e+;n H. 1ond ,anoh;nr ta1t;nr
cr ee1 marchina 1uHs ahont the HaM snge fied e,
I ta1i1 In ;1nitatiSp the eramnie of the seressnn.
;s.ss' @in-asns5 nhar-ed Fhen, ~ with cow.r5it.
tsn. tn.a,, s e. tha ;,tsTaa+s ~ +be "1ar
na9,a O. ctsta. IL na,d hss,,+;e, t-;ts,.s -
~ d.ros rn III npor far aeaSina ~ eans of
Aus " d,.ni;sa ~ ~ ~ aia - sres ~
.a ,ast kr9ifant ensecS daIvsted III ~ *hs
L. Maa osh H.. s.as;on an5 n,cIncod "raat ~ Nv Nv
l.ns,t uuss ns IA adoIr.t;o9, @ ~ fHo,eG.nss e1
g,sans snA "A0 "''A '''''0 ~ 04A 4AA'''eA''0 A''
t.4,,.a T., ...4a. -,n4
lae1e Me ,. fnle% TiT ~ epe III I;1,
noPes tnas mols tn es.ta Aatn ~ ~ WI l I9Ae W
1o.mo1[oT III tns oeua1ss Ans4 uo paseeu. t
Cot Nnss, eaa -. LII, t.oops,
, 1861-01-24
A Proposition for all Members TO Re.
eirm md 70 beforo tho People,


wasH1Karox, Jan. 22-Thc following pa.
per prepared by Representative Montgomery
was today circulated in the House and among
Others, has been signed by Messrs. Bocock
sad Martin Of Virginia. sickies' Florence
We, the Undersigned members Of tho S,th
Congress, continued by the various votes
ta1en on the several propositions pres enteo Tor
our consideration from time to time, that thefe
is no hope that any measure which will recon-
Gle the existing differences between the sec
ticns Of cur country can receive vote Of a
constitutional majority, aud ~ nope Of the
existing troubles, and believing that In = time
Of 80 great peril, 1t Is proper to refer this
question to the people Of our several districts,
resign, to take effect on the 2tst of February,
add Tint We Immediately provide for the elee-
ton Of our auccessors by tho people who sha1l
assemble on the cd day of February ne1' and
| to these Representatives bearing the instruc-
lions Of ths people the various propositions
Of compromise now pending and hareafter to
! be proposed shall be referred, the elections
NOT to Interfere with the officers and employee
Of the House.
, 1861-01-24

PA11Ha FOR TIE WMsr1k-n is currently
rumored that the supplies furnished for the
use Of the volunteer troops that recently LEFT
this city for Baton Rouge and other points,
that few xepehtions would 1eplete tho State
Treasury. nthe gallant ncn who volunteered
on those expeditions obtaiued the food and
ruiment" charged to theax account, no one
would complain Of the expense. The ques-
ton IL, did they9 We will investigate this
matter.
, 1861-01-24

NKwroar, KY, IAN: es:-1he specla1 cleo
ton ordered hT the city Council for the pur.
pose Of taking the sense Of the citizens pm the
EFittandc1 resolutions came Of yestcrdAy,. OF
the 448 votes polled there Was not single dis-
sent1ng vota,
, 1861-01-24
The PENNSYLVANIA Legislature On the
Current Controversy.

HAnnIsnURGH, Jan. .3.-Ihe Kepnbl1cans
of the House favorable to the repeal Of the OBJ
noxious provisions In the penal code relative
to the rendition Of fugitive slaves, held q eau
Gus to-day. Twenty-1our were present It is
ofthe Democratic members, will carry the re-
peal through the House. .,
Mr. Armstrong, a Republican, made speech
in the House faSoEing Tho Crtttenden amend
ments. It produced very powerful effect,
aud was the finest effort made this session in
either House.
resolutions declaring attachment to the Union,
and that the Constitution has sufficient power
to maintain the integrity Of the Union. The
resolutions were passed By q strict party vote.
Amendments favorable to = compromise were
rejected,
, 1861-01-24

NEW 0H1EAxs, Jan. 22.-Veza Ca1z adyices
to the 10th are received.
It YVES reported that some Of Mramon's
principal officers, including the Minister OF
Foreign Relations, had been captured by the
Indians; also Mlrauon, who subsequently
escaped, killing three indians.
Juarez departed on the 9Th for the Capital.
to establish the Liberal Government.
, 1861-01-24

Arrest Of Delinquent Railroad Agents.
BOSTON, Jan. 23.-Chas. E. Evans, Freight
Agent, and E. T. Evans have been arrested
here on the charge Of defrauding the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad Company ynot accounting
for tickets sold
, 1861-01-24

CT.ATE OF ILLINOIS, Ct.n1ry Q.
- Cook, s. E-CircuEt Court q CooS Cont: ken
s1d Joseph h. Henshav. In Chanc:.y.
srtfa, 1t ar II. Nutttrl3erce cf Thomas lntT AID
Jtss ph r. iIcn>aaw, Itiendanta abnxo nu44eu :s>:.
Lsen aied IN ths oree Of ~ CsrS Of sa,a CIR .ns
Thomss Hughes an.t Jpseph h. Hrnshaas, :-rt s.i.-
Compartments alcd sear bill Ut cnmptaati s1s "'r
EsN and .s,t 4 SUMMONS therrapcs ssae nt x "1
Caurt assi said on tue ttr"Ha
Svw. :,l,-- yvn. The .ld Thomas Hughes a.' sr--,
Hrnsi.aw siat personally es ana nppsss ~ - W.
the ne.t term thr,.n3 T. b. noicn aS Gr..: =. a.
olr. aswef deIrl,s to HE said compas!na.t> bill
af e.,miA!nts. tfc and the matters @t f.tit
R,crrin bRr.ed an stated will be taken = ccr>s
anl : deer entered ass!nas y3u s,tGrt !: 10
psay+r Of hid hill WN. +. tdUtIh Att!A-
Ert1S + I5uAx Eopprts Sul'fA deS! d t4;i:.
, 1861-01-24

MORTGAGE SAI.E.-Whereas,
1l John 7. sherman Of as Cty Of SeT T"rs her, ,e
tss. of Newark New Jer.ey by mcstga~e d7scd Arrt!
STU l. b. 1-5& and rrtorde tn the kecor!sr" tes OF
Cook Counts May !5sh 1St In N'nk II of mortgages
Faxe x crftAn premises hcst .ter deses1ns'' t. "a
nvr hundrtl duliara tsset July I'd. \ r. N.'. sn9
als, Of = n're tvr ntnettra huadFes dnl!aFA Aixo
February iek A. D. IA three Jeara tron she >Hta
ffst day ct February, 4 and a!to u sesnre tAs ~
plct of nteEsss On Gr sa!a tran at n99
Il of i~r cent PER a.rum !srM 1c as ~
or Aprtl A. D. l*ks; and, VherrsA, dct3us ms oFfa
M.d In tic nxvEc 4 u. two se anruxl paynent- 1t
fnfrfcst which have Eilen due eai tTAtt A, nete
nn tayc tnertforo eeted declare the sa4d rt'n-
ctp&l -u,..s due and psgA.ie. .
Vow therefore, notes Is hereby given taas fufs9As
"a he nes cr contain, in the said mortgage. ~hA
s- 1t public aucion, At the Cart AoNse def q tne
fty o Ctcacu tn sha County of CGk- on th1 !hltt}-
drst day II Janaary, p 1ss.. q: Ten 9c,sk u e."
the s4i1 u:cttEas; r5en-e ss,w,s-lns namhss ;Sns
In R.,btFt, stsrr~' Addition 70 Eb!ra;n> y. the
Comfy It Coss ana state lsisspt and ail r:hi ~,
rou;t1 Of redemption OF tho s1 JOHN T. Sacf:AR Ha
, hsir- srd a%st.,n- theFrtn
JO:.H = rORTEE.v Nor: -.-
, 1861-01-24

shtpmsrts-&poq bAgs within tbs week-ths nar-
kef vnrs hnYeEs 1t e1fc for tho usuxl run Of the
atticas4 Al baltimore the sales for the week are
Loo bu- Clover u $teoESd5o q bu. "a bs. At
PhllAdelph1A 18th, light ka1es Clover 347t@6.00
| fnr "a M: Timothy Il 3SkN2, 80.
, 1861-01-24

,
lion has adopted aresolution recalling the Re-
representatives. III Congress and authorizing the
Governor to appoint Commlssio to Wash
inFton. uc IT,, ~ g,. c,nt,r, con.
vention is more doubtful on account OF dis
aid The other FOR deliberate action. The Sen
atu agrees on the 2lst ofFeb. to elect delegates
which datc will likely kill 1t. It was debated
In the House to-day, but no action Was taken.
North Carolinn will prove conservative, but
not submissive. Everybody is for accession,
MnaFnoag1IaE. psSo%sS ns ca, Jan. "A number Of
resolutions were offered and adopted, includ-
Ing the following one, appointing Committee
Of iG to report On the power Of the Convention
to reduce the number Of the members Of the
Legislature another that, Georgia hTin as-
er plcdging the State TO pay the carfiers tor
trapen5rting the mails in future another In
structiug tie Committee TO- report an ordi-
nancc furnishing q council Of safety.
Six delegates entered their; protest against
the Ordinance Of Secession, bnt pledged their
lives, fortunes and honor In defence Of Geor-
| Gin against coercion and invasion. -
An Ordinance declaring a1 white persons
! resident Of the State ut the time Of the adop-
ton Of the Ordinances Of Secession, citizens,
without regard to their place Of nativity or the
l"nct', Of their residence in the state Ke'
ferTod
a long letter was presented from the Post
Master Of Sarauuah, detailing the evils Of d
| change In the present postal atfa1rs.
| An ordinance wns adopted providing for the
execution Of sentences passed by the Federal
| Courts, and the execution OF processes Issued
br the same Courts, and to preserve the in
| dictments.
An ordinance Was offered and made the spe'
| clal order for tomorrow, continuing IN force
| aIl the Federal 1aHs in reference to the African
slave trnde. 1t will be unanimously adopted.
Hon VIM. G. Vason was appointed Com
missioner TO Lonisiaua Gen. Sanford was
appointed Commissioner to Texas.
The proceedings in the Convention were
quite interesting. Tho galleries were open to
visitors.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Jan. IA salute Of thir
teen runs vas fired from Fort Baraucas to
day, In honor Of the "Lone Star" dag o.
Florida.
Two columhiads have been mounted ut For
Pickenz- . -
Fort McCrce is being invested, and gus
mounted By the allied forces Of Florida, AIN
bama and Mississippi.
BAToI ROUGE, La, January 2a-Ihe GOV
ernoy's Message was read In tho Legislature
to-day. He sayB our enemies Will find tha
throughout Louisiana We are sne people, on
heart, one mind, and are not to be cajoled intt
the abandonment Of our rights, and not to b
subdued. All hopes are at IN end that the dls
scntion between the North and the South
to be healed. AL propositions Of modeIat
men hare been contcmptuously rejected. TIL
| CIV Of the Sorthiis for coercion. There 1s n
longer any doubt Of the wisdom Of that polio
which deInan1s that the conflict shall be Sci
, 1861-01-24

c.xr1nnAr1-We oupte II foIloWs from tha
<5as-y< Of veete,day.
The nancy market exhibited no new feature to-
day. The offerings Of paper continue ~ cAEsm ~, "
demand and discounts zfe u most s s,t3er ~
ed with dlmemty n 1o&D1 . s''ae-'~as '"@'9t S'1~
prssAuins ng9Ie: r.,.,,.,ra ~, j. anr, and
Ins maskes LOT LEV .a onet.rre1 Ths reeeipts
heavy. nut Tntes We1e NnsaaNSsr. ,r. IS ~
were not large, but w1tn most o. ~ p1,
wcsc N e1cess ol me as,a = r,e,n ssiiinr We
qnlet, II prem oaJ'aR @''o y pie'1' ee4''6' w.
quote: p.,,,u s.r1.rr
-xe,... ony1g ,s+.,r Y nrern.
MeW aoI1 sasha--s n.x,, = 49, 49, G nnncm@
American Goid..... A0:s pIem.
81. Iou1s-The Democrat Of yesterday has tho
T'brrr r. 4 Iarc an5 profitable trade Bpringing up
In 1he furnishing Of corn and provisions to Geora
and other parts of the South where such aupptles
are needed. and where they will ba wanted I'll the
seasou, Large Sums Of money, mostly in the
xhape at Esste1n exchange, continue to reach
here. II this ia the cane With ! low river s1d
frnnhNd pni}ticA. II would be much more 10 II tne3a
, 1861-01-24

Runaway Brooks Renominated.
Qu1scr, H., Jau 23-At mass meeting Of
the Democracy Of Brown county, held ut Mt.
Sterling, and mass meeting Of the Dc1nocra-
CT ofAaams county held In this city simuita-
ncously tonight, Senator Brooks was unAnl-
mously nominated for reelection The cleo
ton takes place next Tuesday.
, 1861-01-24

Al OkIG-Af1EES >ALE.-ae here
~ s1Assh E4>sel, nd Mary y: 1.fe r il.I 81; VIA
q osafn IT, a.e ns s5soa e d1y r.
proa.i.s,f5 d note @ = zen aass h-;ez.t vv:n hy u
e Sssss I i. s'sPs ~ = s.
81 s. i IL Il fs1s :s
s or Gses SSsns I'll .s: .s q aheies: s.a. l. IA. =
asae Il IL pa1@ens ef s II
e & Il! II & Il M a =: = :s u:
u Ju.5 80 SOD es,h remit a.. 1ap.:Si a,..
James e Ns11a! f1ass: "a Ms!t.a a,s.s...s: q
tss 81 81 % Of n I'd I'd. sass e a. seisn1 aeea
e e e'as!ps p 81 's ~ 8 .ss1sa -
Ed Il sf,se e es rxs1 .9 :s aa
sn:hority ID me v..ted b1 ia I'D fos !ee
IL sst@@s:$ @ asy Of Ds'emhst + T. i +l:sss
TIN n en.s Il d. Il s d .::s I'd ss es
e 4ncston - highest bidder for .ash, the rE"te.
~ r'ese = 1sapol Il lss spsx an o
- lot foas @ !; boek sven.rn =. q r s ri, e.
4 sssoss j s: i: + f' 4:
+ s &c e dsf,ia aafa eeis e 1 l'' In
~ ,Rass ss;c AS . tn a,c1 ,:e -
! aid plaee, 1AAE2 G. AkRRlLl%
! chicago Dec- 18th. ls. o. Lil-4-El
The2buse sale l, fustl.er postponed Ill friday, o.
s,gat DAY VI February A. IL; =: sh s1ns Sus @ra
j. it. rxRkEH. ATTORNEY. r.urt=e Mtr:easee.
Chlc4Eu. January 1ttl, lett. A6 ulbltt
1IASTER'S SxALE.-Circu;t t'nurt
= fiSs Hs1ve5 Fri + asi Fss r.
| G, RneAls. noxauo N: Lea Elzao.ia Hess.. f,.. :
20 Ia steasis 1oha fr5s:: @ 4 Htaae; s:
| Il. Burrows, dec-a:rL dsf'is, IL tSanetry~
PaoS Z. n:.ics l. nsrsby Et%,en % e.. l. /: r. rIns
lnat7. u Ill on The 3tta laY "f January. N. at ties
nof.h donr the Court HHsr In Ast Cour ~ !tot,E
Ia the City ClIcAEe Giiuk in the frrhos,h
ct bidsr ri he too~ins ps1e-- or feai ..sass t.
wtt:-L.ts numbered nne il. TWO -. three Isl four
III hse i5L ri9htsen l1sk nnateer ~ twenty t and
twenty oue I'll in HFo~ hurts subdivision OF Lots
eight Isl. ten In. elsven txeise i.l tiFt~t
three l9t r iarpeniers Aadton i. Ckic,sa il. IL
CITY OF Chicago County Of c1s1 n, saar q "u:4'
| Master IN ChancesJ Of Cpok connsy:
Chicago. January IN, Bsl- jaRd&bt,l
! ENECUTORS' S.tLE,-The Low
/ ~ Pressure Steamer MICHIGAN. with aer Fusal
& .e e. & ~ b ~ At p
1Eott on u.e sth daJ Of Februazr. lH at ocl:cs II
Tie above st4szner wa tsornNEhly repaired n tns
MinteE u ~ ami Il now In Kot.l conatlon. l. M
| TxRxs-uneh1lf raph. and re,nasader tn liz an.,
| IL. u. ( y. e. sEw :stitI:,:
I i tnfk Ut
, 1861-01-24

WxpxEspAr EVENING, Jan. n, 1sM
Tna following ase the 1ecedpta ann sh3Enannts 1of
ths p4st tHe1tyfour hont1:
, 1861-01-24

- ~r~Trvc 10nT
CTATE OF 14LlGV V1Hs COCh
CrTWw "a crok cnuutv Ctrputs Court
~ EUTTn = mi samnei T. U91M Charles
Fs1s111y III s1 Nsth.n pertins II David B. Snnut,
r .ss ~ TaSn et 4 ~IN Mr11srE 10
211 tnao t1na - i. Es,-hv utven & tho said D&v1d B.
eto aos Hnss n~n,tck ehas Wrff Of attachment
sko1t aaa s9nn -, ra ~ ~ fssr nftha COok County
ts ~. 9t ua VI M.taa the Nj fsT 81 Deceubes A. p
~ t Ee1 VII ~ - ssiS as,ne1 K nHTfN Charles
ct Ma ~. ~ y. '1 u Eses4nx sn ar1nst tho tat
= e x t1 @ nia Il Et,ns and Innn ilsutrk 2f TN
oa so9 ~ ~. b4 4' - sna tTentx nne d1,lisrs and
k@ p s.ns ss -r~tst ~ ths 4ErTin of btephen-
- E5tMtv ,shsen s.1t t hsa nsen returned exeut.
- -stnrs 1r.~s vnn the sst1 DarkI q efpu6
snd Inhn T. nenct sha1l nrrsunaLy be ani appear b.
80 tna Lii 1t I,nnnt frit fnuTt an nr hefore the
nrtr dsv ~ shs n Tr1T tsrro to IN. hnLjen af f9
Enmrt I,nxs IN H. fstv r. Ehr.So m tha f NouGSy
~ Fchrmarv i ,Sxi etre sntcfai hsil snd pead Is
the ssId ols1nt-s act1on iaaumrns vii Be entered
sna,nst I'm nnd N fsynr ~ the sau ssmuei pa1is
Tk1riea i - 1yer Ali SatLat " Perffns md =
nch at the nrpntrt1 aftscheJ ~ mar BE- 11fcient =
.st1sfr Tho ssid fudgmeat aud costs vii be aoId 70
s.r1efT thc samn VIM II CIURCE. Clerk,
si4IIrF j. HTTrnpock FIJI T. Atty al ifs7U4W
1850 --~----
-~owT~r 0r Yr WI
NVllCE Ot' oAlAE..-N neFe19.
a.t,ft t.a he~n made In .he conditions or ctr
h.sTtnT iefr m The firsc div T.; NAV
tal4 bun,ir~d anil fsfv teren and execLItt
T. e18Atsss1 ~ s45ssssi1ri Ka;irIsa cpnnnnV
oy nc H. n he stry st SeY York Trustrs
70 r. the ettce Of The SetTetA{J OF StAs*
Ct The Staes ot - IA or srr,s III
, 1861-01-24
3toH.
Bpurni1tU,

pOARDlNG.-Plcasant Rooms
II with board can be obtained ut 81 Adams street.
ikstf
BOARDING Pleasant Rooms
- with Board, tan be obtained It No, 49 VIM
B1rtn etreat between State aud Wabash ATsnuc.
jAlgx1m
, 1861-01-24

Wfscon1ln Senator.
MAp1sox, Wis, Jan. e3-Ifmothy q. Howe
Of Green Bay, tho Republican Caucus nornf-
nee, WAS elected United States senstor IN
Joint convention Of the two houses ofleglsla-
ture to day.
, 1861-01-24

Knt9rssting Facts: Dsve1opsd.

WAsa1xaro1, Jan. t23.-The Railroad, Con
veption Of the fvo Eastern aud Western trunk
lines, has adjourned to meet IN New York On
the Goth February ne1t. a schedule q rates
for freight between al Eastern and Western
of the ST. Nicholas Hotel and Saratoga meet
incs, with slight variation {n regard to pas.
se1rers, The FIRST and second SECTIONS Of tho
agreement then entered into, making the fares
uniform and dispensing with runners were re-
The fact was developed in the course Of the
deliberations, that freight from the south and
southwest, with the exception OF cotton, has
greatly decreased, while the movements Of
produce from the northwest and central west,
north Of the Ohio River, WAS unusually large.
AL the roads report, increased receipts over
january, 1860; some Of them heavy, and, as an
and Ohio, the most southern Of the I've great
lines. and the increase Of which is less than
the Others. shows an enlargement In revenue
On eastern freight fs75, 600 for the first TWEEN
two dsYs Of the present month over the similar
| period Of Inst year. 4 general falling OF was
| reported In passenger recelpts ano western
| bound freIghts.
| Much Of the produce movement Is for Eu-
rome. All the fTe lines are deriving increased
business from diversion Of the cotton Of the
| southwestern States hum the Southern Allan
tic and Gulf ports.
| The Convention 1ncluQeo Lne 1eAo1u& TILL
road minds Of Massachusetts, New York, Penn
| sylyania, New jersey, Ohio, Indiana and Ken.
| tncky. An excellent feeling prevailed, and
| the prospects of eastward business were re-
gardcd as encouraging.
"@All parties seemed earnestly anxious for The
settleiuent of the National difficulties, and the
| Crittenden plan, OF it5 equivalent, met with
+ general approval. Members Of the Conven
tion have. exerted their. best efforts with theil
| respective members Of Coat,ress and others to
1 secure conci1fatIon and peace.
, 1861-01-24

Great Fire ut Loufsburxh.
1oU1aauH0H, n. c.. Jan. 2 1B61.
FAxzx1+ HxtxEa b Co.. PhilsdelphiA, Pa:
Gxxx1Exx1: On tho night Of TIC 18th Decenbsr.
1861 dre octurFtd In our town destroying tho whole
ouaness poEion q TIC place except tNo stores. Nc
about oua year aEo, which contained Ill dc bceks
perz And nCtE9 Of car Lit. Ballard
From the position in which the E2se Gtood during
tho dfr. Wis subjected to immense amount o1
heat 1aatnx several hours; End although 1t VS. sup
posed by ma1y Of cixena that the contents vera
aearoyed everything eana out saH8faetoyy, the Mna
have ordered another one from Your agent
B. T. BlILAHD L Co.
&, ,oU reward il still freely offered to any peIeoa
who can show that He1Ttnss P1tsnk Champion saM
nfe.
-Herr1ngs.s Patent Champion Safe the r1ust r N.
bic aecuEtty from 0Ie knqEn u sold only hy s"1
HkRRIh4 60
Js2Sdalsst 70 State stTrpet.
, 1861-01-24

srEp4-The Albany Md&4snax Aay1 The trade
has not upencd hsro. Clover seod fnAJ be quoted
st8kc ii s. uom1n2l1y and Timothy z09ka 8 b.
TIA crop Of Glover Ii known to b large, which
tents souewtat 10 expaain ths cos6tHou Of ths
NuF York nasket, whsss, In the nee Of lasgs
, 1861-01-24

NO11CE.-We have this : tav eold
~ our eatire shock Of Hardware, c. .,-r3 II =
III. John 6, BuchAnAu, who VIII oont3ur - -
1t tho Old stand No. 81 Lake street aabaa oa2aaS"
In retiring from buslneas VIC delt - 49,,
thanks to our fttcu4a who have nv. sEtntn ~!
pa.Enu.Ss sna our = erssoS ~ = n s1s
Chicacp Jan Il. 1871 no :n4 sstsen5. ~
, 1861-01-24

".
The pf!ec ranges from Is to $5.5o.
Hoep At A1nkn1-Jxn 1.-the reeelpts Of
drstsed hogs aince noon yesterday, arc about 6o0
prices 4rc weaker, except for fanty lots. Though
tho receipts 30 fr at the principal western packing
points are behind last yeat there sses to Be little
dnabt that the packing will reach that Of 1859, =
large number Of hogs being still In the hands Of
farmers In Northern Illinois
The sales yesterday afternoon were:
sS SO 0a %,eh}esn, } % dividing 10 lbs.s saSgaa aao q
, 1861-01-24
Hogs and Provfa3pus.

KfWH1N4W0Hs
KAoKuK--The Cats CITY 2ives the result Of hog
packing operations At thai place.
Down to Saturday night, January 18th. tho num-
her of ho0s pscked In fhls market Kus ~ {ollows;
Patterson & TImbe1man n ,01G
Gsd1oAn & Co.. .-......,-..-.....13,en
Clcghoru, Batty .to,00o
, 1861-01-24

JEFF. DAVIS FOR SOUTHERN PRES
lDENT. "a.

1 Pfspesitisa for M Members Of Congress to
Resign and 80 hefore ths People.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-02
DIR. ]. BOVEE DODs'
IMPERIAL
we . 70 g B6EEGaeS


ARE composed of pure and uDaGelterated Wine,
combined with Bsrberry, Soloman's Seal Oonnfrey
Flowers, and Gentian. They are manufactured by
DR.. Dods himself, who is an experienced aud sue
cessfu Physician, and hence should not be classed
among the quack nostrums which food the coun-
Justly prejudioed. These truly valuable Bitters
have not been fairly before the public for year,
and yet there is heavy demand for them from all
parts of the Union.
DR.. Frlnk. No. go West 35th street. New York,
''I have been greatly benefited by using Dr..
DoDs' WINE BTT1ERs, and am now using them freely
and successfully in my practice. AS medicine
for Females, / consider them upequaled."
DR.. Guernsey, No. Is West 23d street, says;
81 have used DR.. DoDs' WINE BITTRRs in my
practice, and in all cases where tonic is required,
consider them unsurpassed, and chserfully re-
commend them q Family Medicine"
DR.. Meaeham, of Florida, says:
'sFor several years / suffered all the horrors of
Chronic. used all other remedies without avail.
I discarded prejudice, and used DR.. DoDs' WINE
BIITERs, which have grestly benefited me, and 1
belieys will cure me-
Mr.. G. s. Weaver, Of Albany, n. T., says:
My wife was sinking rapidly with consumption 5
the best physicians in Albany and New York City
pronounced her cass hopeless. She used DR.. DoDs'
WINE BITTsRs, and is cured" !"
MT J. B. stats, Of Newark, n. J., says:
''My daughter was extremely i'll; she had been
attended by four of our best physicians her dis
ease was Inflammation of the Bowels, which had
produced extreme debility. Her oonsid-
cred hopeless By all who saw her A friend recon-
mended DR.. DoDs' WrEE BITTERsi she used en-,
and is we'll"
Mr.. Britain, Editor of the Banner Of Light, in
Boston, says:
''Dr. J. BOvEE Dons' WINE BITTEBs have cured
me Of Piles Of the worst and obstinate character.
A distinguished lady Of Mobile, Ala writing 70
q female friend, says:
L would advise you 10 use Dr. J. BovEE DoDs' I'M
PERIAL WINE BITTEEs. have used them, and
consider them blessing 20 our sex"
We might write small volume, and then would
not give ons-fourth of the Testimonials in pos
session, as the virtue OF these Valuable Btterss
but we only say that they are approved OF by our
best Physicians, are doing much good in ali parts
of the country, and earnestly entreat the afflicted