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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-21
Oregon Nnrserv-


we beg % call the attention 81 the public % the FIo-
raj department % or Establishment. Hhich we now
have in fuil and succcssfll operation. Oar sfocE of
Greenhouse, bedding and Flowe1ng Plants. shrubs.
&cs consisting in part % Geraneuus. Ferbcnas. Dab
las PcloXes. feruies. Meiictropas. &c.. We oGar for
safe me comi1E s1riuzat lower prices than usual. here
b placing them within the reach 90 aii. Nest az these
pi ants noWer att Sumuer, aud frEi1e, culor. form and
fragrance Of Sewer ralrot Dc cxceItt-
hagins TIE adFant1Ee Of a drst class rrop1zatng
house and as appenteEcs. which aferts Us faculties fur
Increasing our STOCK O. meet any dsmali, psrties sbod
have no fears 81 rettiuEfEhaf thcy want b. handing GO
their orders early.
We attend % ne Pfu71EainE De7artmeut ourselTss,
and warrant every article u~ugeaasei q us 90 be Eood.
strong. healthy. veil rooted plants. and tree % aama.
Our descriptive and prices t1tae-ucs VIII De cul Ia
Ap-ils ana viii Or forwarded tg mail 90 az lpoic1uss.
IL. EANAhSuAlEs& Co, 81 Tcscra Agricultural
Hense. and n. ~ FlANA8, Ramor Oloe. Breunrule.
n. p. nrrolr alfh1rEel hrerfs. All orders le4t With
tcmWllirecclF pfourt a~lleuiicr.
NJ uURrlrEs q CO.
p s. haVirT fl7elrr rltE sfedaIiF lr ne Hurpoee.
We VIII bare furAEuI rtaefs 81 sale % tLe
milfien, e~frrtrcfs rlces r.. III b. & c..
Dresses no. Et1. lAi ErhIs1l
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-21

Ma. Enron:
The following is the aggregate vote
cast, in each State, for Electors for Pres
ident and Vice President, at the recent
election
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-21
osier WiIlow Cutfinea-

The best variety for market and for live fierce (Salix
purpureaEprice Ga per thousand. By mail, postpaid,
for experiment, 81 per hundred. d. l. HALSEY,
March, Was Victory, Cayuga Co. MY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-21
True Delaware Grape Vines
Dwarf Seed.

SOOLL'
The undersigned oders q very desirable variety Of
Dwarf Broom corn seed Tor sale, the stalks or which.
On an average are not more than IS inches 70 two Feet
high % the brush, and The brush Isl 81 shout the same
lergth-the whole plans being only three or four feet
high. The broom Is far superior % the old tall variety
being much hneE In nbre aud mulh more elastic. IE
W1lyleAd fully twice ne amount o. bruoms from an
acge % land than The ola tall variety does. On account
q IFS dwarf habits it bears closer p~Iaatirr. and viii re-
sist the soveTest storm, aud snevar blosn deun. he
trtsht wrapped up about half its length fn The TOP
leaE which o5siates IL from bending down, and csnse-
qufsntly keeps the broom straight. This Dwarf variety
VIII prove indispensabieto all cuitFVati1E ltis valuable
crop Price % cent g per ounce packaVe. or g. PER IL
Self By mail postpaid. Actress
Jan. 81 CuAs RATM0ND. shaEls Point. III
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-21

To All Whom il May Concern.
All persons indebted to VIM. 7. DEN, either on
book account, or by note, are hereby notified to cali
and pay up on OF before the 10th day Of March 1861,
and thereby save themselves trouble and cost.
BroWnville, Feb. Il WM. T.DEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-21
POTATO

7,vinr the seencv for Mr. TrnpRoOK in this locaii-
fty. / will be prepared 70 furnish plants ~ Wnoie7aie
and retail and az reduced rates early n inc opriIe-
EFORDERS SOLICITED
r.. y. FURNA3,
FEB 1851 Brewnvilie, NehrasEa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-21
wzrr EsEGGEED
nERRw GARHE FOWLS.

A few pasr o. this celebrated variety Of fowls may
be had At s. per pair On application to tie subscriber.
TheT we're bred frouistocE obtained az EoEsslys q part
"a which vas ssIecle1 By ne subscriber IN persen.
SANFORD HOWARD.
" n ONCE % Bostsn culNvaior, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-21
Esfray


Territory ofNebraska L.
Eemaha County
Personally appeared before me Robert E. Gibbs,
who, being duly sworn, dsposes and says that be did
on the 18th day Of Jan AID 1861, take up q certain
pody mare Of the following description, to Wit Of
the medium size, Gray color, no brands os marks VI
sibfe, supposed to be nine OF ten years cd. Said
estray was on his premises at the tina, taken up IN
township 5 and range IA Of this county.
Roberto. GIBBS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 2Ist
day Of January A D 1851.
81. COLLINS, J.P.
We, the undersigned .haYingbeen duly appointed
and sworn, do hereby a~PpEaise the above estrayat
twenfv-fve dcllarz
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-21

The border free States cast 1.7sO.252.
f" slave " " 5S6, $50.
, 1861-02-04
SUFFERING I'm KANSAS.

Our people have done no5ly in minister
ing to the necessities Of their suffering
brethren in Kansas. Thousands who, but
for this timely assistance, would hare ex-
pcrienccd all tile horrors Of actual starya-
ton, yet 1iye to thank and bless their
bcnefactors. But the work Of relief
must not, even temporarily, be suspended
Every day adds new families to the charity
lis: as their little stocks Of carefully hoard
ed and sparingly-used supplies give entirely
OF Our dispatches this morning reveal
All amount Of dcstitution and want tllat
cannot fail 10 open anew the fountains Of
sympathy, and, with them, the
pockets md the abundant grauaries
Of the people Of the Northwest also. That
appeal will doubtless be answered by re-
ncwcd and still larger donations than be-
fore. These suffering ones must not he
permitted to perish while VIC are rolling in
r,ors1-
, 1861-02-04


The fire from this work completely covers
the Nary Yard, and in case the latter is held
by the Federal authorities, 1t would not hold
ont lop:. against Fort Pickens. The bar on the
exterior Of the bay is three miles distant, and
belyond that there ure no facilities for hostile
Itiet to lie in safety.
FORT Mc'RAE.
This fortiication is situated on Fosters
Bank, aud guards the west side Of the mouth
Of Pensacola Bay. It is q FASHIONED fort, built
Of brick masonry, with Walls twelve feet in
thickness Il is embrasured for two tiers of
guns, under bomb.proof easements, and has
one tier en barbs&tc Its armament consists of
I'D guns, and in tilno Of war require garrison
Of $50 men. The work cost TIL: Federal Gov
crnment about $t00, It's guns radiatc at
every point Of the horizon. It Is very effect
i've work. The full armament Of the fort Is
not complete, but sufficient number Of guns
arg in battery 10 make good defense in con-
Junction with Fort Pickens. Below this fort
is q water battery, which mounts some eight
or ten Suls. The interior Of Fort McRao is
provided with the necessary shot furnaces, Of
licers' and EoldierB' quarters, magazines, &c
PORT RAREASCAs
is on the north OF Pensacola Bay, and directly
frontin., the entrance to its mouth. The work
Is erected on the site Of IN old Spanish fort
The fort is q bastioned work, built of heavy
masonry, and mounts forty-nine guns. aud in
time Of War requires garrison Of two hun
dred nnd fifty men. Tie armament Of the
work is fuily mounted, aud its magazines arc
in good order. In tho rear Of the fort Is . IT.
doubt, which is auxiliary to Fort Barruncas.
Some extensive repairs have recently been
completed on this rcdoubt, and the danking
howitzers Of ecarp and cOunterscarp can be
mounted with very little Labor.
, 1861-02-04
The Opera Mt Bryan Hall.

AAE 0FExA 1T 0Ef2A L4AA14
It will bo received with excellent favor, tho
announcement that We are to have F.hbri in
full opera at Bryan Hall, where, assisted BY \
competent troupe, she will glye us Tnarata
and the Daughter Of the Regin.enk.
The only needed change in this noble Hall, to
sccurc it the highest praise Of both artist and
audience in Open, is being made by Mr.. Bry-
an, who has extended the stage forward, giving
it d present depth which is great improve
ment, and will, We are confident, be received
as OF large advantage to the general utilities Of
the HILL. a curtain, sliding npon rings, is to
be added, which in ordinary uses of the Hall
viii remain inconsplcuous on either wing, but
Opera 1t will be L handsome md needed apro-
perty."
The perfect proportion, roominess, admira-
BILE light, and rare acoustic qualities of this
audience room, its large means of access and
egrcss, its freedom from narrow and crooked
flights Of stairs, have given 1t in this It's first
season large and lasting popularity with cur
residents and especially with strangers from
abroad, lecturers, artists and Others whose
Judgement is made valuable BY experience aud
opportunity for comparison. And now that
slight modification Is to render 1t ready for all
OCCASIONS as an Opera House nothing seems
left to be desired in its behalf
While on this subject it should be added that
Mr. Bryan has completed the important ad-
iuncts Of ladies' Cloak room and dressing
room, with check boxes DC, al on a scale
rarely attained, and n amost important feature
, 1861-02-04
a Motto Tor tile DAY.


from Henry Gay 8 speech In tho senate, Jan.
-, lh5o.l
And now, Sir, coming from Slave State, as
do, owe it to myself, owe It to truth,
owe It to the subject, to state TINT no ca.thly
power could induce me to vote for = specific
measure for the introduction Of Slavery xhero
It had not before existed, either south or north
of that line. Coming as I do from Slave
State, 1t is my solemn, deliberate and wel-ma-
turel determination that no power-no earthly
powe1shan compel me to vote for the posi-
tive introduction Of Slavery either south or
north Of that line. Sir, whlle you reproach,
and Justly, too, orr British ancestors for the
Introduction of this institution upon the con-
tinsnt Of America, AM, for one, unwilling
TINT the posterity of the present Inhabitants bf
California and New MEXICO shall repzoach us
for doing Just Whist we reproach Great Britain
for doing to us. Ifthe citizens Of those Ter
rtoEes choose to establish Slavery, am for
admitting them With such proy16ions in their
Constitutions; but then, It will be their own
work, and not ours, and their posterity will
nave to repsoseh them, and not Us, for form
ing Constitutions allowing thu tnsttnhon Of
Slavery to exist ambng them.
, 1861-02-04

WsdesH CompF0Enlbe-Scnatu ETun1-
bull on lke CriAta~--Ueb0to In the
Hou4e--PacIac fkuilrond4
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Ttibune.]
WASHINGTON. Jan. 81, 1861,
The plots Of the Compromises thicken, and
the fear TINT the fruits Of tue late victory Of
Right over Wrong, OF Justice over lnhumani-
ty, OF Law over Violence, Of Religion over
Atheism, will be lost, daily takes more de-
fined shape, to loom up by aud by in dread
certainty. The eonspiEators arc not yet ready
to make the proposition upon which they pro-
pose to stand, and By which the traitors who
have for years been undermining the govern
ment and destroying the Sentiment Of liberty
In the minds Of our countrymcn, are to be re-
warded. The determined attitude Of full
eighty Republicans who will accept no amend
ment Of the Constitution, but insist that 1t be
obeyed as 1t is, who see In the Union the me-
thods OF advancing civilization, as well as IN
ASSURANCE Of material prosperity, and who de-
maud the enforcement Of the Laws in the sonth
a well d the North, operates as check upon
the announcement Of the plans by which the
Constitution il to be eynded or disobeyed, tho
Union weakenedif II not utterly destroyed, snd
the: LAWS aet at naught and defed. But tho re-
straiut Is bnt momentary. Within week,
aided BIZ the expected action of the Border
8tates Convention to be held hero, the com
promIscrs Will declare their purposes, and the
struggle will begin. Your correspondent has
no occasion to predict its termination. Tbs
men who have been tearing down the national
l.. 81 L.
, 1861-02-04
w OPING COU GIL

Co:s:s. essentially of irra:1on In the mnss!es &
the chest and a2hsgra1, producing violent SPAs-
MOD!c CUTGH. willie the Tissue Ut the lucss i MT
dseased-
The Fcctora1 Syrup
Fos.tsslns strong Anodyuc aad Anti -sra.modtc prt-
pertie Il the most edecfual remedy for this d!.tas
cEray itlsntes Its erttE and rhottens is d1
phleEm which Il apt u accumulate In tue 1uncs and
obstFnct respiration.
AMI Il exactly meets every Indication, and subdaes
all the distressing synptcrlsc
MEASLES,
Such As Eoa1encss, Fneezlnc, Cough: sorensss ~
Throat, Pain In the Chest Back and Limbs and Fcvez:
ntecs and subl1es all these symptoms sad
th!ag clsr needed bring the di+~ase to mild snd
successful termination. To al this the proprietor can
3y testify frnm large experience OF its Use In these
cAs:3 In his OWN fA1nt5.
DIR. FooRD.
DEAR SEWs havc use5 !. yes rsstc5sl d sy;nE r.
and HheE affections Of the LrNts aud TuRul-. and wc
SURF. II Its valua1'le properties we're generally
sought for and used by every tan'iy. According, 10
our exrer"nc", IT sEvkR FAILS, and ~o habituslly
G. II. nAvE sro!sf, Broker. cor c1.sk and Lake St.
s4NS'E! D. CL tREE Lutr her Merchant West l:tlt e.
: SSs!fEsg9 & e:t ck a.aen
as5n trsst and hy i1s 6raessts il al tae rrinepsi
t9sas and cities In At1so1A "'sco5stx 1SEA II ~ and
NQUAWKA, ILL, Jan. 90, 1861.
III. day, e. the sGE ofFcGS @ Ihop.sn4 ne De!-
s. sa osrss T M K e aiie 05 r.
P3ss ~ to- H. A2EsnAMi &ti,Sss e ealfSEel Y slon1
, 1861-02-04
Tie Revenue Cutter McCle11and-In.
seFccpted Government Dispatch.


TuE REVENUE CUTTER McCLE11.AsD:-Wc
learn that Nj. Buchanans . Secretary Of theT Treos-
ury recently sent Alr. J. II. Jones on private
mission to this State, without communicating
that fact, or the object Of the mission to the
Collector Of the Port. It appears that Mr.
Jones brought peremptory orders to Captain
Dtushwood, Of the revenue cutter McClelland,
to take that vessel Immediately to New York.
Capt. Brushw9od declined to obey.the orders
and brought lis vessel up, the river to this
port She now lies in our wnters. The invn-
Iiahlc custom has been to give such orders
through the Collector Of the Port; but as the
custom was, In this instance, departed from.
Mr.. Hatch was totally ignorant ofthe object of
Mr.. Jonee's mission.
From the same paper.1
instructions to Arrest Hrushwood.
The Mayor Of New Orleans, Mr.. Monroe,
last night received highly important dispatch
from Governor Moore, OF Alabama, addressed
to the Governor Of Louisiana, or the Mayor Of
New Orleans. Mr. Monroe, finding himself
unable to communicate with Capt. Brushwood
last night, has thought it best to give publicity
thus be attained. We think his course In the
matter the best that can bu adopted under the
circumstances. The following is the dispatch:
MONTGOMERY, Jan. -, 1851.
TO tho Governor Of Louielana or Mayor OF New
Tho following dispatch was received here today,
and has been held for few hours.
"WAsn1So7os, Jan. %.
'*Wm. Hempin Jones, New Orleans:
''Ten Lieut.. Caldwell to arrest Capt Brush
wood, assume command Of the cutter {the Bic
Clclland, and obey the order / gave through
you. II Cspt- Brushwood, after arrest, under
takes to interfere with the command Of the
cutter, Lieut.. Caldwell Ia to consider him as d
muttneer, and treat him accordingly. If any
one attempt to haul down the American flag,
shoot him on the spot. fSigned)
"JoHN a. DIX, Sec. T1eas'y."
A. B. MooRE, Gov. Of Ala.
, 1861-02-04
CONSERVATIVE ACTION OF KEN
TT-CkY.

The Kentucky Senate OIL Saturday last
adopted resolutions by vote Of rs to II,
appealing to The Southern States to stop;n
their mad career Of revolution, protesting
against Federal coercion, anil declaring
that when the Legislature adjourns it shall
he 10 the 24th Of April nex1 10 hear the
response to an application to Congress 10
call National Convention. This is quite
as much as could have been expected. II,
however, the first resolution is acoeded tn
BY the revolutionary States, the whole
difficulty will be settlcd-coercion will not
be necessary, or even thought OF, and no.
body will desire tic calling of National
Convention.
, 1861-02-04

THEopoSss celehr,.+d Exhibition Of Mechanical.
Pictorial and Aut3matleat AT GnF1Yaed 10 AmetcsY
CT EuEope and far superior 10 aaythtuS of the kind
ever exhibited viii opEn On
MONDAY ESEN1SG. February ft.s, aud cooun1o
every Evening
hi. Wondensl Gem of AT nrss be seea 70 fesu: tno
r-otest idea Of what reRAy H. aid Is using
~ It Is instructive 4nI lcautuf Il rlteL r T. Ear
nutns Anerica. Museum. In New Tark city. for alx
conseccs...s montha and has been exhibited with thu
success In Ill the principal eHes OF tho En!tcd
StatcS,
A=ong*t tho beauties exhibited each evoning-ths
whoir being a1ilIztet ~ ii uatufer III hr rfrs II
full AI going and t1o. R,nanrr hoatA csrt1akes.
easr% slet=h* Sr Mea Eomea chtldfsr. aose:, toGs.
and other Aatkis. swami. rxA4octs ELEPHANTS CAM
rtA monkeys, ,morinE every limb AL: iot't ~ 10
nat-:c Mneh that the audience. Wills gazing oa
tals entertainment. think tsenaclseA transported to
so:ae forrisn clt:rc.
Nr. ". HAyward. the popular Vocalist, VII appear
At tsch performance, In caotco selection ce Songs
AMI UallaAAL
The Au.omataa siack Rope 1slter. yonne Aons.
Blo.din tho wonder of the pfeseus afe, vii sppsae
esch evening.
Fur tt71l particulars ser snail hills.
UaoEs open 1t II cotuaanncn II 4 o'-s.,ck.
AdFntasicu &c. Ke4&.Sy ri AtatA NC
kEnay t319usoanccuu Wednesdays ard sasurtays
a. H1tr ~ 41xf
, 1861-02-04

THE CRIT Coal Bu1~-Liberty aud econo-
my in the present municipal administrations
pretty handsomely illustrated in the liberty to
decline contracting for the usual winters sup
ply Of coal at $3.50 per ton, and the economy
Of purchasing the same at $40 per ton. It II
done ut an expense Of several Thousand dol
Lars to the city treasury.
, 1861-02-04
RIG 1EAL.


Acp,roHs O171cE. STATE or f1LIxo1s
Bpr1nuefd, January IT j, 1861.
Wm1zAa The Es1a & Insurance q Tan Company. located
Az ;.tatcment Of he Condition ofts s - -
REQUIRED by AN Act TO regulate the Agencies Of ID
sursoce Companies not Incorporated BY the bsate Of
Miaos."" sppEoved February litc, lsa3, and n act
Whereas I'D compacy has furnished satisfactory eTi.
denre that It Is POSSESSED Of the required amount Of
ss9:l tn5ssted Il stoeks nd "a ~ ted
4ens g and d MsMesTsts1y M shsFe9i e sppoianng Z. HEB
heent. fos de tsn.sstio nsScs a7 I'll 3s Is
paay. and fully and uuteservedly autho king them to
AcknoWledge service Of process for And behalf Of
tad Company eonseatnE that service Of process upon
them said Agents. shall be taken and held to BE- a.
valId - Z seEsd upon The Company and vai71ns al
Now. IuxExFoEE, In p9I91snee q TIC proylslona
Of the acts Aforesaid. J. JESSE Z. DUBOIS: Auditor
Of psbue Acsounts q 20 siasa of Ineis d9 hereby
HHUST. anthcr11ed = agents for tae said Com
nn the thirty lrst day Of January, In ths year Egh
teen Hundred and SlxtyTTo, 10 tar ~ they may he
Legally empowered so 70 10 by said Company,
go, n Testimony whereof: have le:.unto sub
3xxAI scrtbed my narne and alfred the seai Of mr.
-, .oTcs at Springfield, this twelfth day II
io$dsSl1m JESSE E. DUBOIS. Auditor r. T.,
, 1861-02-04
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1861.


# any one had intimated TO AIr. Seward,
three months ago, that his course in the
United States Senate would be such as to
eeal the mouths Of his best friends, and to
elicit the laborcd eulogies Of so ultra 4
pro-slavery and disunion sympathising or
gan rs the Chicago Times, he woull doubt
less have answered, us thy servant a dog
that he should do this thing:" Yet that is
precisely what has happened within three
months after the great Republican victory.
, 1861-02-04

The people of the Fourth Congressional
District, in this State, have heretofore been
under the impression that they were repre-
eentcd by Republican. They will think
SO no more. Whatever Nj. Kellogg may
have been at the time Of his election, he is
Eo1 o Republican now. Hchas gone "hooli
and line, bob and sinker." He llas deserted
his colors i'll the face Of the enemy, betrayed
his constituency, and sought more congo
Mai political associations. In introducing
into the House Of Representatives rcsolu-
to incorporate the Breckenridge platform
into the Federal Constitution, he reached
1t q single step the lowest depth OF politi-
cal de5radati N. There is this consolation
only to be derived from his present atti-
tude-hc has straycd 80 far from Republi-
canis11 that he can never come back. The
party will he in no danger Of Il second be-
trayal at his hands. During the canvass
Of last summer and full, Mr.: Eel
1ozs was wont to call the corpo-
rails guard Of Breckenridge men in his
district, Danitcs The little band did moi
suspect the affinity Which actually existed
VIZ AA4 oA'a 'n.'- -, =. 1s 's n'o 49,
oee"4 - tn.u 49, .,a.sm "A,u, ln'ee Al..us
1,"A. 'ne e4.e'n 40 "1a'e w . .e~' 1t>'o
oa1'' - eusl. P"'t'' u''. ', -, 40
p"oe. ~ Nnel' ~" ~oD'~.. ~ ~ uo4ot4
20 ~ ~. ~" & n',,. ' p4lo4
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ua'e 4oAo.s4 ua, .n1 ".o AA'o oet.u
.ns" PttAsie0 ~ AA9 Asi' ~" '41. ~
n.s oAo" - "n.' '.o1 Nv a' ~!
VIII se11ee'' "'Sa n''n o'eA 1ooi Ae'-
"ssss' -----
ConMIssIoSERs TO WASHINGTON.
Gov. Yates has appointed Judge Logan
Of Springfield, cx-Cov. Wood, Hon. John
81 Palmer, Hon. j. e. Cook, and Hon.
Thos. ]. Turner, Commissioners Tor the
State Of Illinois TO the Border State Con-
venlion which meets at Washington City
to-day (tllc 4'l'1 at the request Of tue Vir-
ginia Legislature. Gov. koerncr was first
named as one of tho Commissioners but
declining the position, the Commission WAS
filled up as above. We have no cxpecta-
tiou that The Convention will offer any plan
Of adjustment that the loyal people Of the
Free States would be likely to indorse, bn.
since it has been thought advisable for
Illinois to be represented in that body, we
, 1861-02-04

TT OUSE HOLD EDITION
.1l OF THE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS
tssnea 70 style q Ereat elegance. and Illustrated
e {: Darey and John GIbest, executed on Steel, In
PnFe Line and EtchtnE. By eminent eox.avtss.
dn en!iFeIy new e1tt1Gn Of Dickens Novels, from
Sew Stereotype PAtes and Printed by Hong ghton, 4:
PApes In style sad form similar to T1cknor FIELDS
popular Household Edlt on Of the Wryrricy Novel5
Great pains have been taken hy the Publishers 70
Or tais sdtion Of Dckens' Works the most Perfect
series Of Hooks yer issucd IN America The original
Drawings By barley. who're designs for tie Illustrated
Eduon 1 Co2pess Soyels haSe ecen
English Artists this being the nTsr time III. Gilbert
mas contributed original drawings to au american
salus p5ssfssfd BY no osasE either English Amer,
With PICkNICk PAPERS. In vols, prize IS Gents
gtr yol: E!CkE1C:S PAPEliS will be follnErd by
OLIVER TWIST, IN vo's. and the regular pnbi:ea-
toa vii proceed atthe rate Of shout two volumes per
month The series will be completed IN 46 volumes
Specimen Volume may be seen At our book store md
taose wishing TO subscribe to TIC work VII please c..
aud leave :hetr names. ". D. KEEN,
ie9c9ih-st11.pK. is Lake street,
, 1861-02-04

Tn1oDox.-At Kiagsbuy Hall, tonight,
Thiodon opens his Exhibition of Art, which
has been creating such Q sensation in other
cities.
, 1861-02-04

TIE WEA1mR--Range Of the thcrmometas
Tor the week, as noted by E. L. 0'Hara, at his
drug store, No. 50 West Randolph street, cor
, 1861-02-04

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Jddge Manlene opens his
court at Waukegan, IN Lake county, today.