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PORTLAND, Nc, Jan 10.-The steamship No
ya :scotian, Capt. McMastcr, from Liverpool
Dec. eth, via Londonderry 23th, arrived here
at 11:15 lust night Mails will be due in New
York ut midnight.
GREAT BR1rA1s.-Sothing Of moment had
transpircd since the departure Of the Palestine,
FR1SCE.-The connection Of the Count dc
Morny with financial speculation in mines,
and the occurrences which had taken place in
connection Herewith, were attracting conside.
rable attention in Paris. Cabinet councils had
been held upon the subject, aud it was thought
TINT legislative inquiry would result,
The journal des Debats animadyeris on the
inexplicahlc policy Of Franco, and earnestly
advocates the Withdrawal OF the French feet
at Gaeta- -
IrLr.-Rcports relative to the state of af
fairs at Gaeta continue contradictory. A dis.
Of the city wus continued with vigor. The
Spanish Ambassador left his palace On account
OF it's being riddled with bullets. Two OFF.
GERS had been struck while standing near tho
King. New Sardlnian batteries can be seen,
and arc evidently ready to take part in the
A deputatlon has arrived there from Gals
bria, and promised to raise an insurrection in
favor OF the King.
The Turin correspondent Of the Daily Aers
asserts that tho commencement Of hostile
demonstrations aguinst Gaeta from the sea arc
sent to the gun boats ut Ancona, to leave i'm
mediately Tor Naples, and the ships Of war
stationed at Genoa aud Spezz5a had been sent
TO the same destination The gnrrison ut Gaeta
has been diminished In number BY the dismis-
sion Of u part Of tle Royal Guard, whose 1del-
were in . deplosable state; but their resistance
could be carried On still further fora consider
able period
ArsrR1A-The Times correspondent at Vi
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., Lonpos, Dec 28-The Timer city article
says the demand for discount at the bank 10
daY was 10 very henry that but the facls pelns
attributed to the exceptional wants o. 3ne close
of the year, an advance In ratcs would pfooa-
bly, have been decided upon; o-1I,e H. enses upon
CmHA.-The overland nail hss arrived.
Lord E1giu expects to leave China early IN
the wear. The second regiment IL about to
leaye, and twelve men-of-war were also COM
Ing hsme.
taken Sept. 18th, has been ascertained- inc
death Of Capt. BIabson occurred On the lsti
and he was saved much suffering that others
had undergone. He was beheaded by order OF
the Tartar General. Tie Able dc Luc was be.
headed at the same time.
The more indifference Lord ElEtn d1spiaye9
rs to signing the Convention the moro alarmed
the Chinese Government became TINT great
retribution awaited the Emperor and his Gov
ernment. =
It was resolved that the Summer Palace
should be burned to the ground, as 1t Wns the
spot where some Of the cruelties to the prs-
were posted in Pekin, informing the people OF
the measures that were to be taken, anu the
reasons for their adoption- The Gardens, Pal-
aces, Temples and PaColas occupied space
of or miles In extent.
Two days were required to ettectually set
on the property destroyed exceeded 1000
600, exclusive Of the buildings.
The Chinese were thought to terms on other
points by proclamation from Sir Hope Grant,
threatening to sack Pekin.
On the day the peace Syns signed Lord Elgln
and Sir Hope Grant entered Iekin, accompa-
nicd by IN escort Of GOO men aud 1e0 officers
of regiment. Lord Elgin was carried in his
state chair, by the Chinese, dressed in scarlet.
Sir Robert Nupier's division lined the streets
rs Lord Elgin passed, and followed at inter
yals, taking up str;.tngetical position In case
of trcachcry. His Lorlship was received By
Prince kung. Lord Elsin's manner Was stern
and calm. He motionel kung to seat Oh
the right, which Is considered the lowest seat.
On the return Of the Ambassador and Com
mander.in Chief, the streets were occupied BY
the troops, SO TINT the Capital Of the Chinese
Empire was in actual possession Of the British.
Prince Kung said to Lord E1gin that many
mistakes had been made in their intercourse
with foreigners, but lie hoped for new state
of things.
Accounts from Calcutta arc to Nov. 25d.
Nena Sahfb vas reported at Thebct, with eey-
era1 thousand followers.
1rALY.-PARIs, THERsDAI EyESEG.-Tho
R1yx says the tendency Of public opinion pre-
majority at the election to the Italian Parlia-
ment.
Count Eayour has the intention of retiring,
at least Professionally, from the Sardinian Min
istry,
LIVERPOOL, 2s-Brcadstufs firm, with an
advancing tendency, but business ia restricted
by the holidays.
Provision market dull.
LONDON, Friday noon-Consols 1335l0oL6;
Illinois Central shares 2sX @2S:4 discount;
Eric shares H@35; n. Y. C. TG73
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 10-Thc steamship Roam.
oke, Capt. Couch, from Richmond, arrived
yesterday evening. She reports January 9th,
at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, of Cape Henry,
passed the United States Frisate Brooklyn,
stcaming south. She also brings to iii;
port the first and second mate and fourteen
scanen belonging to the British, ship Emma,
wrecked at New 1slet, North Caroliua, Dcccnl-
ber 18th.
4 dispatch to Spoford, Tillotson d. Co,
agents Of the steamship line between this city
and Charlestos, says the steamship Marion las
been seized By the Government of South Car
olina for State service. Capt. Whiting is ol1
his MnY to this citE lY railroad.
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Fo one Of the usny ILL lesh helr to" Is prevs-
lent 80 little understood, and Mnch neglected a.
Cosvencss. Oten originating In carressness, sed-
entaty ha5its 1t Is regarded b1ght disorder Of
little consequence to excite anxiety. Wills in reality It
Ia the ptecursor and companion Of many O. tho most
fatal aud dangerous Diseases and unless carly cdcs
ted It will bring the sufferer to untimely grave.
Among the lighter evils Of which eosttyeness Is the
usual attendant ars Headache. Colo. Rheumatism,
Foul Breath rues, aud others Of like nature willis
long srnn OF nghtfai diseases such Malignant Fe
vess, Abcesses. Dyseatery, Diarrhea DyspEpsia Aro
plexy. Epilepsy, Pata5st Hgstsrta,
Melancholy and Insanity. first Indicate their presence
In the system by this alarming eyuptom. Not unfto
quently tho d1seases named originate In Constipation
but take independent existence unless the cause
ts eradeatcd In carly stage From all these conad-
atoms 1t follows that the disorder should rcceye I'm.
mediate attention wheneverit IL occurs, and person
anou1d neglect to get box Of CephAlic PILLS on tho
f1st appearance Of the complaint their timely uso
Will expel the inslduous approaches OF dscAse md de-
st1oy thls dangerous foe to human LII.
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MADISON, Jan. 10.-The Wisconsin Lecisla-
ture being duly Organized, Gov. Randall de-
1ivered his message ut II O'Clock, occupying
two hours. AsseT alluding to local matters he
In the State, he says no provision whatever has
ever been made to meet the expenses which
would necessarily be incurred in the use Of a
military force for my purpose whatever. Willie
1t is the duty Of the Executive to see that the
laws are faithfully executed, he IL left compar-
ativcly poweElcss, called upon to execute with
out means Of execution. The signs Of the
times indicate TINT there may arise contin-
gency in the condition Of the government
when it will become necessary to respond to a
call Of the National Government for men aud
means to uaaintain the integrity Of the Union
and thwart the designs Of men engaged In an
organized treason. While no UNNECESSARY ex.
pense should be incurred, yet It is the part OF
wisdom both for individuals md Stntes, in
revolutionary times, to be prepared to defend
our institutions to the last extremity. l
commend this subject to your wisdom and dis
This is not league OF States, bnt govern
ment Of the people Of the United States. The
General Government cannot chnnge the chnTac-
ter of State government, or usurp, or exercise
any power royer 1t not delegated, nor can any
statc, Or the people Of + any state, change the
abridge its powers, or add anything to them
restrict or increase It's Jurisdiction OF authors
t.; impair any of Its fights; violate It's con
stitutioual laws, or disturb It's integrity aud
oneness. The election Of President was legal,
peaeeahlc, aud no Just ground for complaint in
any quarter Of the Union. The Constitution
Of the United States makes no man slave. It
makes slaves of no class of men. Slavery can
not 60 into free territories under the Consti-
tuition. Slavery Is the creature Of local law
md cannot exist outside OF that law.
Personal Liberty Laws are found, or should
be found, upon the statute book Of every State.
Every human being has right to alegaltest Of
the question whether he is a 1tee mxu0sa q slaye,
If, on examination, the Legislature think our
Personal Liberty laws conflict with the United
States Constitution, it should be made to con-
form Herewith; but no fear, no favor, no hopc
Of reward. no demand, no threats, should ever
induce 4 free people to break down the wills
Of their protection We will make sacrifice Of
feeling to nPpeasc and eonclliate our brethren,
but NC will make no more sacrifices of princi-
pie. The right Of 4 State to sccede from the
Union can never be admitted. A State cannot
come into the Union as it pleascs, aud 70 out
when 1t pleases- Once In, 1t must stay until
the Union Is destroyed.
The messase wus received with much aY-
plaasc md gave great satisfaction
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MosreoMERr, Ala, Jan. o.-The Conven.
ton Yesterday and to-day have mostly been In
secret session. ACom1nIttee Of Is, consisting
of Sccessionists AND 6 Co-opcrationists, wcre
appointed yesterday to draw up the Ordinance
of Secession. The Committee will probably
make their report tomorrow Nothing Of in
tercst was determined to-day.
On test yote the Secession Ordinance viii
probably be passed By few majority.
Five volunteer companies depart lot Pensa-
cola, Florida, to-day. It is understood that
they went On the requlsition of the Governor
Of Florida.
MONTGOMERY, Aa. Jan. 1O-Mr. Bnlgcr of
Ta1ladega offered preamble and resolutions
Of q cooperative and conservative character,
Us follows:
Resolred, Tint separate State action is m
wise md impoliuc.
R<solresl, That Alabamn should invite the
Southern States to Convention to be held as
early as possible, which shall consider and
agree upon statement Of grievances and the
manner Of obtaining redress, whether In The
Union or ont Of it.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tn AxA1aixA51oz or y1A4auA0ES-Tbe1s ID . grow.
ipr tendcpcy In this ago to appropriate tho most ez-
presxsye words Of other languages and after while
to incorporate them into our OWL; thus the word Cap.
halIc which u from tho Greek. bienfying for tho
head. Is now becoming popular1xed In connection
with III. spaldings crest Hesdache remedy. but Il
will eoon be used In mora general wsy, aud tho Ford
Cephallc will become ~ common as Eiecoofpe and
many others whose distinction II foreign words hsa
becn worn svuy BY common uss9e until thsy ssen
Auat.ys and to the mauor born"
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Fort kEARsEr. January 1O.-The western
stage passed at II q, Ill. for Omaha, with sls
passengers, lIaekly's i Co.'S. express, and
$500 iu caeh.
DESrEs, Jan, Sth.-The dead bodies of two
unknown men were found last week, one two,
nnd the other fifteen miles from here Tue
first evidently committed suicide, aud the
other was murdered. There was no clue to
their names or residence.
RUSSELL GCLCu, Jan. 5th.-Hcnrv Roland
was shot by 4 man named Davis to day. The
wound will doubtless prove fatal. 4 man
named Cro,nan, formerly Of Michigan, fell into
n shaft S. feet deep aud was Instantly killed.
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Daily Review Of Chicago Market,
1HER5pAT, Jan. 10, Is

r 3AHH9p3Es V4H Z.
EIDUR-Rereipte, a,ee8 brle. Market Quiet,
Bales were: 800 bIle "Ionie" choice Spring cxtra
&t $4.4o del; 800 brla Cbrand not nnmcd} At t4e7H
del; COO br1s Forest City at $ia5 del; 50 bfle
"st Louis" at s4+1o on track; l75 hrls Spring Gu
per It $293 del.
WHEAT --Recelpte. es;eso bu. Market 1@tKc
better. Etlcs were: 100 bn Northwestern Clpb
at 81c In store; 26o0 bn do At SIC IN stare; 1000
hu No. Spring at SIC IN store 1900 bu do ut SOC
S9 Do e no 81 81 ;ed DO n st
ia stpre; 6.0o0 bu do 1t TIC IN atorc; 20oQ bu 81
SAMPLE stBtr on track; 1000 bu do ut &c On tack
-. GGHH-Retefp:s, 33 9lo bu. Market dgmcr.
I6fles Fese: $50 bn 3{ixed at ss5Se tn storc 1000
.1ha do st: 3s1ci In sto7t 1900 bu do 1t esxc in
store 65N bu Re]eeted At f3Ke In storc; 100 bu
dos &c In storo: <01 bu puTs yellow 1t SOC on
IAsk; 800 b1 Ear Corn at &c per II Tbs On track:
:113 ba do It SOC per u lbs On track.
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BosroS, Jan. 10.-Tle steamer Joseph
Whitney, after taking on board provisions and
munitions Of war ut the Navy Yard yesterday
proceeded this morning to Fort independence
where troops were put on board, with several
officers. She is expected to leave this after
noon. Her destination Is supposed to be the
coast Of Florida
BosToS, Jan. 10.-The steamer Joseph Whit
ney left tho harbor 1t / o'clock this afternoon
She took seventy soldiers and the following
officers: Afnj. Arnold, commanding; Licuts.
Blunt and Benson, and Surgeon NcIa-cp.
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TwxyTr MnIlcSs OF DoI1lks sAvkn-afr. spaldlug
has sold two Millions Of bottles OF his celebrated Pro
parca Glue ana It = estimated each bottla saves At
least ten dollars Eosth Of broken furnsurc thus ak
l2E an aggregate OF twenty millions Of do1lars 70
claimed from total loss by this valuable invention
Having made bis Glue household word, he rdH pro.
poses to do the world still greater service By cnrug MI
the aca: heals With his Cepac Pills and If they ara
as good hs Glre. Hesdaches :. II soon yaaish away
Lie snow in july,
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BRlodxr-4tsaus wants you to send her box OF Cep-
halle Glue, no, bottle Of Prepared Pnls,-hut Tn
thinking that's not inst II nathcr: but perhaps yen
alther knowing whattls. Te she's nigh dead md
gone q the sick Headache, and xaats sorae mora Of
that eztue ay rel2lyed her before,
DRrcorr.-fou must r.eau spsldinss Cephal,c Ptl1a
Bx1Dcrr.-och! sure now snd you've sed It, here1
tho quazsher and giY mo the Pills and don't BE- all dsy
about 1t aither,
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tQdtHU&.

1xD1AxAI'o1rs, January 10-Legislaiure met
at 10 o'clock this morning. The House was
called to order BY Z. J. Ryan, clerk of the last
House.
. C-A Allen Of Knox, was elected Speaker,
and exSpeaker ]. ". Gordon, princIpl clerk,
and ". P. Newkirk assiatant clerk The Sen.
ate elected Hon. John R. Craycns of Jefferson,
President, and Jas Tyuer principal clerk.
The Governors Message will be delivered
tomorrow morning.
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, Total ...... GO $3.50 1797 IS S37 $3.50
The receipts OF Hogs to-day were 1850 dressed
and 1.39 Lire. Tho market for Dressed Hogs WIS
dsua and advanced 1oD15c, With good demand by
packers and shippers. Live Hogs wess also f1nf
and active, with sales at $I.4114.so gross. Pro-
Visions 1rtn, holders Of Mess Pork demanding S15-
s5115.so. Nothing doIag In Cut Meats.
uaac7 favorable Eastern aud Foreign Adyiccs,
the Wheat market to-day WIS firm and active, and
an advances Of 1G1He was made, with sales Of
Northwestern Club at s10sec; No. Spring at
su1s1c, and No. . Spring ut se@Tc in atore. Tho
demand for Flour was limited, as buyers generally
held of-holders. however, aro firm.
1l1ed Corn was in faIr demand and shade
frmes. with sales at 2sK0ss4c, chiefly at the lat
ter qaotatiou- 0ats quiet and nominal ut 17Ac
Rye quiet Barley unchanged. Timothy seed
quiet. Clover seed in fair demand Hides dull
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'ardly Realized.

III sd n 'orzble 'eadAehe this hattesnoon, hand
stepped into tho hapothecasies hand says to
sCsn you hease mo Of IN 'esd8chaS" "Doea 1t hscha
ard SAYS .. ~He1ceedlnglT." saJa hi, hand upon
that % Eave Cephalic Pill hsud 'pon no 'onor It
cured nc 70 quick that 'astly realized al I'd N
'eadache.
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Nj. cox suggested that ,1lr. DeJ.rnetts
have leave to print the 'sepaindar Of hls re-
Mr. GROW had no objection to all gsutls-
men printing thelr speeches.
Mr. SMITH Of Virginia objected.
The House resumed tho consideration of the
Railroad bill, and 1t wns hnally rccommltted.
AdiouIDed.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-A great crowd as
scmbled at Concert Hall this evening to hear
Henry Ward Beecher, but he failed to come.
No explanation was given. The audience
waited till halfpast eight. This is the third
time he has disappointed the Philadelpians
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 10. Two policemen,
named Claiborne Long, and Daniel 1Iallam;
were stabbed last night in house OF i'll fame,
named Lowry. Both died this morning.
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LAsAL1E, january 10.-At 5 o'clock this
morning, fire broke out on First street, be.
tween Goodin aud Wright streets, destroyin.;,
six frame buildings, which were occupied a:s
foilows-onc meat market, one cigar store, ono
barber shop. two saloons and one harness sion.
Loss about S, ,000-partla1y insured.
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dhsAr Discosrar.-Aunong the zost important Ct sn
tie great medical discoveries nf ts aEa may be COZ
ddcrcd the systcn, Of vaccination for protection o
Small Pox. the Cephanc PHI relief of Hcsd1che and
the u3o Of Qun1ae for the prevention Of Fcecrs either
OF witch Il sutc spee1Gc *hoso benefits in b e1-
perrnced by safesng humanity long AFTER their d.
co1e1era are forgotten
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NEw OR1HAss, Jan. Military expeditions
hare left the city. within six hours to seixe
Forts Jackson md Pike, md Baton RouRe
Arsenal.
Private letters from Mexico say that M1ra-
mon LETT the Capitol Oh the night Of tho 18th.
It Is supposed De will endeayor to form Juno
tion with Wcurro and make stand at Igu-
ugla.
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Kan kHAe

LEAvESwonru, January 1O.-Kansas Terri.
torial Legislature organized on the 9Th Mt Le-
compton, clecting Republican officers, and on
the Sth adjourned to Lawrence.
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/ - l-A T. VI 1LLlNO O1G, County Of
! J Cons & s-f-+rn,t caurt ef rone rnnc.r ~E.h
r1ary Term 1s51- sntrcw Nelson ~. Eilsss stcff.
Sft,s Easv'q hnau SoAR sy:
chasa ynSsi:ou aaa siar, tiievsshE1n t:'aSetSJ.
yes Keyon 9a Rnpa nsven oan n LGrS
bssias9a InEsbor 5avtds:n, u 4 te | Br5nsrl,on lha @
hssa Il ocs y M 9sos G.
sai s. tlS SsaE5 sf IoeS cssnty ouss Is:stx s1sa
III q csa,rIsist i ss.i ceuIs oS u eIants1 y;
hsIeo t On g aa of PeSenof , rs M I'D
asst I'll 9e,uTuabe es' on e M @ o
IN " untss a xss t sa rT<e
SSsfa s. svs q S!s:s e.: i 81 : t.
@ h H sensaa si e. sstta
~! Be takSE y c.ne:ea sa decree entered aE1iait
o.~ 1.. - '.~ =. =. WsL /. cWtEcH. c:s.s.
-1ko. IL lsoA11a' eonpFts sofr. DELI etts:v
CTATE OF ILLINOIS COOK
y Comfy. $, sEsnp,rior Can't or Ch,e,eo Yo,n,r
GSsns:s1 Ss: 4 y. M Susan ~ 1fsso vs. James 1rsso Ia
As,dsEtt Of tho aco;rrstaeneo Of Jams. rrv=e. &.
ssdant e. E nb9ye q s, hssd asu nren ae H. tho ss e
fiSss es I: t s a; ths s'
thc CIancery sde Icrrot ~ Ihr cta Eny of trs,n,
81 sSssFj ~ 36SI, I'D M ss5vSea
III No Ssi S e 'sasaTx & HsS MI Il sSqs
ons e g. nn u,psa. ss e 50 III 5a lEfy s s
chlsa$o e Gook toapty: ,,s nrst day :. iar se.t
On r. =, &c @s ~ y! cntS e. ~ % a s9
e5fq5 a. . e5 s. j.; "a SO
snd aGu ia, rs e. M Sha tle
entcre aa-snt " Aer - Se1l, =, IT,. , 9 : ufes III
f1eo fa1 asnHs toe aeeets1EE r. fHe rs;3 !! ia41
~, ~, r,.. ,-..,x,.,..c ~. A1Ht-aL : E,N
oSo. L1kE h1AG. 1oo1plIs- Soir G. eti:t's'.tN
MI OklGAeE SALEM lH:ca5,
fof5r.. n,nr - t ~, -! tc as ~ seT
Ter nf Ewssr 49, n ires ~ ~. & ~, II All
sill II ~! - s ~ - atJt a-G eaAsi ~
9nce is wv u r. i.tnsEsit .s., o.
Pecs:eo M"S 'ti. ~, m u'cS = o.
80 ~. Cc1ta!E r.'lses hss elE-!stI X
nTr hnndrr, In Sm,r ~ ;s. 1T oEAt i''s na
-, aaHtItu a1!lss dattu u.E Id :. ~ - " a.9
Fehrn1-4 ~ tI ~ tsetae;: M.1uSvA aoi!Ass, ~.
f,rst Srs ~ -. y Ss',ts .to.. ~. -
mrnt ~ sn,t ronn., -. = .i
~ ~ ~ lEte:sst gu t,e ss:t u u PM = 70
Iof APRIL ~ u. KS: aud, @llcrca. NcIa:, T. TERI:
tntSfsst htc Lave ial!sr DUE :ai1 G-t III 4: t.
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~ or C1ok County. Jonas C. Heartt, comp't VI.
Anastw nToyn Hatsey y. Hurd, paul Cornell Ed.
Raciin d5a; !1tepa retiaE1 Edmond 2. H:ck, Gro
Inlnsr ~ @ Caleb shaw y BagvaaaIh Fr.ness d. Ben.
eea snd Aisxauder !. steEar John 7. Hing Francis
r. S,' SpSf,'oEs aeecased: d~f'M, ii CAansery.
rireo 9phs nnace = hereby gtyea that + c: Paine
aIs 1i9es & wt On On t1s sth aay of Januas5, i It tc
~ the Clty Of Chicago At ten o'clock ID the forcnoon
o. tad oay ee 1t public suction for to TIC jr
st bidder. al the following p2rcel OF real estate To-
ritELxG Numbered one III. two Il th7ee ISL four u
~ eiEhtet [tat nineteen l9 cnty tL ana
ons two III three ISL iour IL, uyc ISL scycn III
fas9t sI ten ~ eleven tNeiye I1al
fsFse s !sI r. C.5peatsss ADDITION to Siearo !a the
/. C. PA1SE F1EEt,
Chicago, January 5th, 1861. jasdSS{i
, 1861-01-11

Death Of Prof. EFackley.
New TonK, Jan. 10,-ProI. CIV. Hacklcy, Of
Columbia College, died today.
, 1861-01-11

FAc7 WORTH hso@ua-Spa!dings CephalIc P1ns a1o
AcertAa cure for Sick Headache. Bilious Headache
Nervous Headache, Costtreacaa and Gscesa1 Debility
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TRUSTEES SALE Whereas

Jossna r. ad maxi .ad deliver
I i ;s s:Ss.y ~
ss!ss q L IL az +
= and sta.a q Illinois nc i2t day Of JanafJ, 4
se's q
promieoEy notes therein mentioned ind described al
GI Mhch y reference tatErto. will more fally and
And VIII eas, the said Simeon Bearer did On the
mortgage to tho Undersigned James Boz j. ID tsss 70
secure ne payment Of certain notes given By said
besser ta al Il
assignment authosIr and request thc under
I'D q Ssaser "a LEI
pard !s above named and IN said assignment ties,
to o :. as 9oth
HEsIs g 5ssas ssa s;
tss! one for The Sum Of two hundred dolla1 due
ss so a 4 q IL ana
oay os MAIsh n 1sa and 70 as.!Fn to nc purchaser
o1ty Etvea b RuSlshlnE notice of ths ssn,s ID the
.se sss
And 1ad ,xheFea. the note. Of t.ld .s.lzaHent n.m:d
s ~ pa ,ua oaf e
notes @ and mortgage which ~eFc By said assignment
Sow. therefore, take notice that I. Jsmes Boyd. tus
tee In Aaia assignment mentioned shall hy virtue OF
day Jsaa.ry ii i d seiees. "a T. L. a a
pose dor sale = The north door of he Ceuzt HOVE IN
r. Ietss non 80 Afsses "a Beaver = sud ~
asaa sn for the uses md ~
Chicago. Jsnna.y 10th, A. b. is. jsiodsss,ie;
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~ RAILROAD DCoNrAxr.-The annual mt citing Of the
6toekhodet* Of the Chicago and Milwaukee R1tiroad
ESmpsuy VIZ be held + the Of1ee Of tic Comcan5 Ia
for the pnsroso af clecung Directors and the trans.
aGton o1 koeh Other but1nes As nlay be presented
JA1dS1[d 4. E. DOWNS, Secretary.
, 1861-01-11

~ TAKERS. E8 L. Sale street
MaEe on band at al timea4 every etJ1e and fn!sh OF
Wood Lead and Zinc Comns; Also. 6hruuds And arc
Itquldto for Funerals: and 1ay b. found hand and
feady 70 give prompt attention 70 their business Ill
nQutt- 1hey Al1o bAFe Chapel VRuls1 In the Ceo
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, 1861-01-11

TOR SALE-l0O Tons superior
L. quality Prairie, Timothy cad Clover Hay 1uixcd
CHEAP FOR CASH.
weights guaranteed. ant delivered iyce Orders fur
tH SAME for qnantitr will meet urInpt attention
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lcst Oute Drawer Gilt. GCsLxlCl
, 1861-01-11
rHE SANCTTIS A Cn11oct;o

HN 6ANCIUS.-AC C0IICctlOl Of
= Church Anste, fully complete ia eterJ depart.
nn;;. adapted 70 thn Worship q III Protestant De
III @ rs &c nsasy To- l3ta 2 "a e
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