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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY couucJI

L.
MONDAY, Jan. %.
FIRST BRANCH.-Present, JOHN C. BLAcKBURS
Esq, President, and all the members Mr.
CHASE presented a petition from Peter Clotus, ask
ing for alteration in the assessment of his pro-
perty; referred.--A communication was received
from the City Comptroller, giving the cost of clean
ing the streets for the years from 1853 to 1860 in
cluslve.-An invitation received to attend
public meeting of the Children's Aid Society, in
the Central Presbyterian Church, corner of Sara
toga and Liberty streets, at u o'clock Monday
evening; accepted.-A communication was re-
celVed from the Fire Commissioners sending
printed copy OF their report to each of the mem
bers; laid on the table.-Mr Brown presented a
petition from ID. Dickinson, asking permission to-
use steam engine in the of his premises, No.
"a North street; referred.-Also a resolution d.
recting the City Commissioners to place gas lamp
on Exchange alley; adopted. --Mr. BoULprN of.
fered resolution directing the Water Board to
place IN proper order the pump on CRANKY street.
near Central Avenue.-Adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH.--Present, CHARLES j. BAKER
Esq, President, and all the members-Mr
GEORGE presented petition from VIM. H. Fowler
asking the privilege to add another story to two
frame buildings on Columbia street, between Pom
pleton and Scott streets; referred. 1.-The PREsI
DENT laid before the Branch the petitions and re-
monstrances in regard to the opening of Holiday
street, taken from the files in the Registers office
IN accordance with resolution Of the Branch,
which, on motion of Mr.. DEAN, were referred to
the Committee on Highways.-A resolution an
propriating the sum of sixteen thousand dollars to
the House of Refuge was received from the First
Branch and read.-The Branch then went into
convention with the First Branch. The members
returned to the chamber at s O'Clock when the
last resolution was referred, on motion of Mr. Mil
LER, to the Committee on Ways and Means.-Ad
iOurued,
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Visit OF the Hoartis of Trade of Milwaukee md
Chtcann a yNnsh;n1ton

WAsHNGToN, January 2S.-The Boards of Trade
of Milwaukee and Chicago paid their respects to-
day to the President and to Senators Douglas,
Seward and others.
In their interview with the President the latter
said: of Mr.. Lincoln shall enjoy his accession TO
power as much as shall my retirement from it.,
he will be happy man"
Senator Seward, in the course Of his conversa-
ton with the members of the Board, said ''Here-
totore the cry of save the Union has been raised
when the Union not in danger tell you,
my friends, that the question of slavery is not nov
to be taken into account. We are to save the
Union, and then we will save all the rest that is
worth saving"
Cen Scott, who was subsequently, visited, said
be was in Chicago when there was not more than
twelve houses there, and | procured the first an
preparation for the Improvement of Chicago har-
bor Gentlemen, | am most happy to see YOU, and
II ever am to be prisoner, | hope to be a priso-
ner in your hands.
The utmost cordality was extended to tba Vast
ern visitors by the citizens
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Sbippiaa.
For BREMEN

lit FOR BREMEN.-The Al OIdenbnro
oT the al ade peI For
t,ast, ~ vi EATz \ gLEUpoLD.
s8yt FOR LONDON.--The fine Al bark
- BIN, Bruun MASTER will load at Commercial
wharf, an have quick dispatch For For fright apply
!aZou l6 Bowlys wharf
ssat FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al ship
HfssS l. TlLLEY, B. Corning, master, now loading at
VIII nave 0Sp F0ARb SGf R F56S$Ef sspply
9a1o-' l6 B"wly's wharf
6E5a FOR ROTTERDAM.-The American
sTach for the above port For freight or passage appIy
i,2al, KATE &. LEUPoLD,
1a-z-I II German street
esst FOR IVERPUOL-The fine coppered
s nov 1adi5P at ship PEERLESS, Cap,
and having the greater part cargo engaged viii sail
T6aH FfifEnE e RRssSoSSSfS aGPPy
-la22-I corner Pratt and Commerce SITS
.Ss55t FOR LlVERPOOL-Th fine AL BaIf-
Loaf at Commercial wharf and foil w the NARY McNEsR
Tor The above port For freight or E9sssage apPIy
ia2Iu f0Ai Is B q HVSSE War
>%=tss FOR LIVERPOOL The fre shin
POI I sSdcrs6a cS wharf a 9G oanE for LIVER
viii have Quick dsspaeh T For % SaaScd hS OF
freight or passage apply to CAPTAIN on board Or
Jalt-n corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
sd FOR LIYERPOOL.-The fine Al ship
'a War VII oow Rd R@as!e 9Gw loading at Jack
''''"'' OF freight apply to Captain g en- heard,
jul tt Commercial Building, cav street.
fst95s FOR BREMEN.-The fine fast-sailinp
Wi Tc G[ amic s4p ga REMERHAyEN Hilken master
ja3tc corner OF Lombard street and Chea Ts
sesE4t FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE NFR.
1tkEFsFhs Il h spPar soRT " ( FFE4rE &
[TaTl having large portion of cargo beard viii
''' b6&&o g S'ss1 @F aE4FHIH
&oGds sent to address will be forwarded free o.
s Shippers viii please send dn 5UPy paid
Nessrs T G. B. G. WORTH. Agents in Wilmington. y,
I'D FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAH.
ss WtI ~ DlSPATCII-The packet schooner MARY
MiLLiSS, Capt North The schooner is now loading and
a]oH No. 2Spcars wharf.
.ss4541 FOR SAVANNAH.-EXPRE LINE
Chaan MASTER VIII be ready to receive frcigRt 70 for the
a6oye port on MONDAY, January 2$th For freight or
- N W. corner Pratt and Cay s street
a,4s5+45 FOR CHARLESTON, s. C.-THE MER,
CLIPPER sdhdons5 tH 6RlcF SAIL
en Es 9FS es a Rs sa
CHARLES PENDERGAsT,
~ All charges paid on goods shipped by Ills nr and
mission. ~ '' Vi ''''
sS bShippeTs will please send duplicate receipts witt
Messrs. Il P. RUSSELL, II Co. Agents in Charleston 10
Mt FOR NEW YORK.--The fine shin
Szss ASTREA, will sail for the above port in a few DAYS
and will take such freight may offer at low rates tn1I
";oo., JOHN HENDERSON Il co,
-gazz-l cor. Commerce and Pratt sts
ia NEW ORLEANS
Sed"s LINE OF
observation-disclosures, PACK ETS
ship S IAN RREENSDEHRSS@N, Captain KnoEles
HELEN A. MILLER Gait
CHARLES. Ruark
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gOt Sal&, freigkt OF Gtatttr:


ss+s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
MASTER about 500 barrels capacity Apply to
dlon corner Lombard street and CheaPside
sssa FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
Sssis hS o Al bark JOHN HIM. C. m NE Jas Gayle
dlOtf F. W. BRUNE & SONS
,a445+a5 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
AR RRif to No sspra,, l$I. ! fRE ET6;..
.rssa.s WANTED VESSEL TO load $50 tons
-1 = Il Coal 'of Havana apply r to W BRrxR Sons
49, WANTED FOR PORT IN EUROPE,
sE-An Al SHIP Of about 1900 5000 barrels capali
0P os eorne 9F P4a H a4d GamnsTcs
sses4 FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
O50-tf III Smiths Wharf
~ VESSELS s, WAITED FOR
qndergned constantly in Want Of vessels to toad
fsst, ToFRELI &EyANDAIL.
at TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
sagssss AMERICAN SHIPPERS BrandywIne superfne
jifSas od"r'% Hal '"'> ''D JUN 'h%E! H2''
r5gz1 WANTED TO CHARTER.-A VESSEL
ssof about LOO barrels bulk for the West Indies Al
ply to Io$l.tfl F. ". Bruno 1 tS' SONS s,r
~ WANTED.--A vessel of 300 tons TO load
for London. Also, vessel of 3OO5nO tons for Souh
side Of Cuba and thence to Europe Apply to
hOEREi.L Y RANDALL.
s2-l So Exchange Place.
- FOR LIVERPOOL.
SaszG Heavy freight wanted for an A shin FIR LIVER
pool, at moderate rates Applyto
JOHN HENDERSON IL Co.
teilu Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
III FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
18Th A l clipper >cI,ooue, II OF J. NEIIp Apply to
y. X DUNNOCK,
iuG't III Smiths wharf
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steamships.
ara FOR Z ARL STOY-
" hrst-ciass screw steamship

.<SgA FOR A R L Ton
"'''''a'' screw GTo i'S9Hiii'e CREEK,
VI, ,e,v. s,a.r,. u,.-, Captain Isaac willetts,
Ca ln!.UR!$DAY. January aIst 1861
r received after II o'clock on he dsv of sailing
NO M OF adng Willie sign"i after tic departure ofthe
u. 'resptt apply to
SAMUEL 7. PEARCE, gent,
sen.s in Charleston JOHN Caldwell 5" SON. jas
60 saw i 4 NNAH
POTOMAC,
wiu,..o. s,...,.u. Captain G. W Watson,
On MONDAY, January 18th, 1851,
No Fafght 1t Revived amer j? on day ofsans
TO his o. iadnE signed after departure the steamer
SAML. T. PEAKCE Agent,
Ageutsn Savannah. BRIGHAM BALb%&2 CO. TG is2t
iii CRoMWELLs
"-a%sze2sss~ LIN OF STEAMERS
BALTIMORE AND ANSEw YORK.
Leaving BALTIM6RE,' ''''"'''
WEDNESDAY AS tfGg si IFt,s,5 W.T. en-
NEW T 4GEs5I2 tSn rs Is p NqEs5 Fys,}o
shippers to wliuinstoa G. Boston, Providence Port
8nd and 3tsT Eastern points have their goods prompt
Apply to '''' SAMf :" T. pERR SStSp Agent,
ITO SPEARS WHARs
or to II b CR0MWELL& co,
diStr % Est S n
44Ffs AMERiCAN-EURUPEAN EXPRESS,
"1s=sasaSss- . Ne W YORK.
AuSIlN BALDWIN Co, Sole Proprictors
Forward small parcels, packages and heavy freight 10
all parts OF Europe pr Steamer twre every week Also
per steamer via Bremen and Hamburg Through rereiHts
gwen and dispatch guaranteed ups
BILLS OF EXCHANGE issued, payable in England Ire
ahd Scoahd France and Germany Also, passage tickets
secured on any uropean steamer at best rates Apply to
JNO. Q. A HERRING, Agent,
Adams
n2G-3m ~ feSS Nu TnItanS,
.NfKFh BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
The :neW and magnificent side wheel Ocean
steamers = X. SPAU lDlNG, Solomon Howes, command
CT, and ZEN DEF0RD, VIM A. Halett, commander will
nate,. ' So "''''
CLASS. " " ''4- - ''''i !
Fare sl2, including Meals and Statero1ms
Fer freight or passage apply II
4: H. HUGGINS, Agent,
Office, Boston Steamers wharf
49, - ~ foot of Long Dock
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EhSlAs-A WINTER ARRANGEMENT
~~A1H1@A<yTarff5 OF
DI IN ana after TU ESDAY, January Goth isEH n :,
PIONEER will run as follows: i' leol' the Steamer
Leave Baltimore every Tn ESDAV NOpN1,,,
FERRy ,eira and EASTON via MILES RIVFs
for ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER and ca r same hour
atthlng on Thursday by the route Every sa re-
d. tle same hour Tor ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER
bKIpGE; OXFORD and EASTON POINT return nm "a H M
uaX by me same route leave Easton Point at ocnc
iaoc-t Va
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New YORK, Jan. 28.-The steamer Etna, from
Liverpool on the 10th inst. arrived here this after
noon about o'clock.
The Etna brings 81, 100000 in specie.
The steamers Jura and Bohemian arrived out on
the 18th.
The Court of Queens Bench of England has is
sued a writ Of haJeas corpus in the case of Ander-
son. the fugitive slave at Toronto Canada claimed as
aiugitve from justice. Chief Justice Cockburn
said the Court had Jurisdiction, Anderson being
regarded as a British subject
The ships Grace Gordon and Marmon, for Ii.
varnool, had been abandoned at sea. The crews
were saved.
The Paris Monieur announces the withdrawal of
the French squadron from Gaeta.
The French Legislature has been summoned to
m1et on the 4th Of February.
Count Persigny has ordered that all foreign jour
mails shall have free circulation throughout the
French Empire.
Hostilities have been suspended at Gaeta.
The Russian Government has protested against
the warlike projects attributed to the German Co.
vernment relative to the designs Of Prussia on
Denmark
Count Montemolin and wife are dead.
Its reported that a Congress of the Great Pow
ers is to meet at Paris, to settle the Italian ques
ton.
Ii is rumored that the Bank of France contem-
plates suspension of specie payments.
Prince Carignan had arrived at Naples and was
warmly received.
1t is stated in the English papers that several
riaed cannon have been shipped at Liverpool for
Charleston.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, JAN 16.-Cotton-Sales of Monday and
Tuesday of 40 600 bales including 900 bales taken in
speculation and for export The advces from the United
States per steamer Persia caused advance of fully
James Hewitts circular says prices have advanced %0
4d, lower qualities improving most. They quote New
Orleans middling GIG; Mobile middling 67-16d.
Manchester advices are favorable The market gene
rally closed firm and quiet. Holders demand an advance
which checks business.
Breadsus quiet and prices steady. Flour is quiet
and partially Cd. lower. Wheat is quiet and prices
steady Corn is firm and partially Cd. higher. Mixed
3Ss.G3Ss. Cd
ProvisonsThe market for Beef Pork and Lard is dull
Sales of the latter at SOS. (d60s.
Produce-Sugar is firm Coffee is steady Rice is dull
Rosin steady at A. Cd. Spirits Turpenne is dull
SIS Cd3s. Cd
LONDON Observation-Disclosures are dull and nomnalIy
unchanged Beef is dull. Coffee is firm, Tea As Rice
is firm at full prices
nois Central Railroad SOG29 discount; Erie Railroad
stock 1894 New York Central Railroad 74G76.
LATEST.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan lS.-Cotton-sales Wednesday and
Thursday about 40 0O bales Hewitt & Co. say prices
have advanced y d. all round since Friday BreadstuTs
quiet but prices steady Provisions close dull Con-
soils closed at 9l%d9l%.
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CHANGE OF HOUR

ON AND AFTER 3Erm I\SrlNv
Trains leave. q. grrr Gqli,I ~ n. ~ -
The Mail Trajn AN, -. 80.
for Elm "a, Rifiaio %SSsa,c nm ui"aSs - 80 e.
BinghamBtar. Syy9rrs' G5u.', scranton
Montreal, and slI naris If @ it2 CU@Gc 40!
Also, ,or PfisItirl ~ c..rC -" i'LH ana '3lt!#
Louis and III rars- f ~ ~ emu, CINCINNATI 80
For EmfrittS5nrr G.iIysr',,yrsy' I Ne'th"tst
ing Pa pCt,sT;iii y = Lebanon, Reed
Isle ana CbSoberg ~ @ AIieTia% Estoa Ca
For GrrS So, '' . .'' ~, -, "Etf>t"WH' Nd.
minister NJ; s'' wv - @i'''' 'v.s'r'siH"n a;a Hgs-
For New York CITY 5. ,t.. con. n ,r...
Change of cars mi - ~, iI, . ram ,'iji enly "i
The Express TRAIN dairy CySSt SlIyy }.'F %
Travellers can ~ W. ~, -. H." uI" ''h i"u1.
Chicago via Ma liz % ,s 'I#NS l" H'fgit asa
o. her n,,+a -'" i"''"' az +' s!!"t eos; t7 by
The HafTisbury sr.r.,,.. D..
for the West Ind Nryt,s ''"' HrII' t "'b T. Be-
Travellers from Iy4.i ;r,---r .,-., ., So, -. ..
II. ami 800 j. trr n- B." "a. t't'' "' tr 80 70
this road. $500 .'' '+''ts '''
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LATEST NEWS.
KILOGRAMS
ARRIVAL OF TILE STEAMER ETNA.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

suspension of HOstiIities Mt Gaeta--Rifed
Cannon Shipped mt Liverpool for Charleston
advance i'm Cotton.
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STEAMBOATS,,
1sss !; -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


Es=sH-A WINTER ARRANGEMENT
o, a-1 M i,SfIX59gAL ESTERIPER ffEsfE LINE
win run as eooWs 2st 1861 the Steamer
Es Rfn2Ei nd asH6S n qs
%EsF R ffvfEk % SsS
turning on Thursday By he route EVery re
IS a ASf EAB25E GST
oE gg e s5 sane route leave East9n Point ococt
ia2G-tf N>''''' iOo' vi 0anluen' K c.Nvo,,
EslA BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEH1E
bAY Linz N S sTsAH COMPANY u
F4S Sr HAxkE Fl FEtI 2E
r { fyst! g.; Ell
PUHEsD sa9 ara s4TUkb1Y ocoeR
TtEsD GH Tt X ST86Rs saa
ft SSek k5PEPBg ssTs
At da9, EyENlNG at O'Clock, and AvRE De GRACE
Passage berths included, 50 cents
rates d agcgTgd ay until o'clock, carried
~ a Dnpc2te receipts for freight will he required
consigned to him any point on the Pen9aV
VIII re ship freighs Intended for Baltimore
The steamboat JGE1GTA Capt Fred Tomlinson, can
H 4 SI JAS. T fAYl@R, agent Baltimore
% u ). TOME, Agent, Port Deposit '"''
Izsssgs DIRECT T FR9a THE s TSRTl Pu,,ps
FILA a@8d g4LTlI3RE, via H5H the fH' 'Ai'''
re 2d Rs s2a rEEERRR3IN c HINGT4M CHARtEs
F'A' ArLA&gFAA3 y GG94iETTGS999SERT, AM
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
BAY LINE, pA5sh 81, fRS6ySG lb sqRGSays
sc IT, 5 5if 44 80 sS ssmT3qSE9
o a'aHr he Ralfoa ii :ro@ s '''F IS subject
TFRGIrgG}i MFTifl!a tGgTTs NJ
I" WHG aIao5 Sp9 Portsmouth, Va, ~ o.
Wilmington, c 20 20 -,
3asastaS,". 3 3 g. Z,
Ni6 9biIs, a a o. o.,
-o,lag, &, N NST G;I s2a for. - "a
| Weldon" 4. G s'.'t". .''. .- 3 o.
G6s t3ssGs2". ,. o. % % O. %
AAG g5Sfs1 250r
s!ont:olar~y. $s ~
E$S NV 61reans. s. s. s q.
Weldon, CIV %, .,''.''''' d.. ! a.
Wilmington, IA g.,
$ s@ann5a. -.-..- 2&II@4
Coinmb,a, e g. u q"
=. :. ASiaSi5, Is a. a.,
and iRsir e conveyed free 5cs 81 O.,
on F ass 9a By i9 9s enjoy rights rest
point resume sir tP by d9 az ag err ct '''
Ptsdapa BY 9 tits f Line Ti a5d 3m Tf
vii he hn @p uosG eles TO FAY BOAT s. from whence
, F9r i1rthSr information and Through Tickets aprly II
Ht5m nm al t!e CGmpanys Great Southern Railroad
Pa Ferry Buildings, foot of Courand street, NC
di street or at No 229 Broadway corner of Rarcia
street, 400 The AStor House. In PHILADELPHIA AT tie
company Uihce n W. Sixth and Chestnut ste
o. az it Dep9t BROAD and Prime And in ia LII
aIi'!- a. tht once baltimore Steam Packet
Of Anioh tioaE, or on board the Bay Steamers 80
tnfi3rEt ana connections, and beautiful steamers
lHiNNA, and ADELAIDE, rcpIrte with every rnrn
,"t ana convenience have been added To lie inc M
9S 0tt2E nov Composed q the SPLENDID steamers i0UiS-
fNA, capt. g. Russell, and DEIAlDE, CANAAN las
cannon, having uusurpggsa,! Stat ana
Il0datiOus. 800 " 1871
The NOffOf. Rgv Limo Steamers
nV'G wharf, UNION DOCK soon L. J,I.SR +, r1s II
| Daily, Sundays excepted, va
| EAT ~ O'CLOCK, rrM,-E1
Or immediately after the arrival Of e EXPRESS T e. t
Hh'6 leaves New York at \. L., and PiiiadcpIa AZ
| IL TIE following IS the Schedule
! =, LEAVE. LEAVE
h+w ! ork, AT o'clock, i. ST
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E384A 4 GARD
sgHsg For the purpose Of doing more general CASH
ssaa ESS, have made arrangements to sell my
stock OF Goods for Cash. at the lowest
This arrangement will be extended all family account.
paid promptly every June and January. liberal allow
ance Will be made t. wholesale purchasers for cash
OLD COGNAC BRANDY, II years old
OF D SCOTCH, IRISH AND RYE WHISKEY
OLD JAMAICA RUM AND HOLLAND GIN
MADEIRA WINES; Don ALDS0N'S 8ERCIAL
- kkSktSN F. and other WINES, % years old
SHERRIES, WIDOW HARMONY'S Gel RRRATE6
TOPAZ, OLD POMARE, and other brands
FINE OLD PORT, CHAMPAGNE, Gay own irn5r,8tirn
With RED !AGtl, GOLD LACH, ASSOCIATE
EER2ENEY,
HEipSICR, and other good brands
d. LElDEH'S GEL EBRATED HOOK WINES
SrEiTOH, Gi.OSTEH. FtRMESAN AMI AMERICAN
t&GESES
OLD MOCHA, JAVA, aud other COFFEES. TEAS G. all
Kinds md be- quality. -
FRENCH PEAS, &USHROOMz, TRUFFJES, MEATS
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed; PArE-DE FOI GRAS
small siIe.
large assortment Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
~ 'tN ino me HtFRitS nfeVTy descriptions ssia
by GEO. HO!llNS,
Il n, Charles street
ipyizu corner Of F6ystt=
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1 A PERLE CHAMPAGNE
II This celebrated Wine highly sparkling rsrftly
pure and Of rich fruity unsurpassed qat5 BIZ
any Vine in the american mdTLet
RUBIS Cabinet CHAMPAIGN E-Particular attention NJ
connoisgeurS is invited to its qualities and superiority
dinner Wine Of unriValled merit Its beautiful Riy c9JDr IL
guaranteed to be the natural product OF the grape
PARTICULAR NOTICE-Theun being aware that
many competitors spreading the report the inc
imported under the Of Rub artifciay coored do
hereby bid the OF TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS oany
chemist who could in any public experiment, afford the
scientific proof that tire deep color Of Rnbis tng
thing else but the pure juice OF the grape.
j. GCERG Co,
A Chaions-sur- NJ aFne france
far sale wholesale by
CHARLES II. MYERS BRO,
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VAST STEEL BELLS.
~ NJ. KEITH, JR., IL son, Agents, % South Charles
tree have in store sample OF these celebrated Belle
made by Nayler, Nickers Co, Sheffield England,
which they respectfully ask the attention Of church oran
cations fire departm nts, and individuals throughout
southern and estern States Bells supplied short
tee varying in weight from 80 lbs 5000 lbs Prices are
Gully third much bronze, than half as
which "a composition Bells Circulars had alli
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x4EA FUR BREMEN.-The Al Oldenburp
bark J: AHLERS, J. Fl. Schweichel, master will
nave quick dispatch for the above port For ffegbt
passage apply to the Captain board or to " "
iooo - KATE Il LEUPOLD,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29

Who eteri-not prepared - sacrl-
Gcr party or-sHizn'iors aat yia'-
form. on the altar 81 bis country
dos not deserve the .u9Dos; and
csuafenaacr Of honest people. How
ere We o. overcome ptrti-n an.'pith.cs
81 the m.nds Of men Of All PARTIES 50 as to
prc.eat united front in support 81 cur
country We mrsi cease di.cus,ire
party issues, make 20 allusion~ 20
old par:y tcst,. hasc TO erimiaa-
tions md rccrimina,ioHs, indulge e.
no tannis one against the other, a.
to who has been the cau.e Of these
troubles.
When We shall have re.cael tbc Gov
eminent and country from is per'is. and
seen is flag floating ga triumph over eve-
~ inch Of American soil. il viii then De-
t.mc enough u inquire as - whe AMI
What has brought these troubles upon as.
When We shall have country aad Gov
crnment for Our children 70 i've ia peace
aud happiness, &c shall be time fer eaca
OF Us % return T. our party banner ac
cordin- TO our own convictions OF right
and duty Let him b marked a. 80
true patriot who viii not a3andon
all such Issues in Times i.ke this
E1.raet from ne last soeset of Neaa'or
Doagias
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NOT YET.

We have failed to gather news of much
interest for few days past. \ dispatch
on TUESDAY evening reported that Ben.
Mccullough was marching on Jefferson
CITY With ten thousand men, but there j.
nothing said about it in the popcrs, to day,
Wednesday, While things appear quiet
at Washington, Northern troops are rap
idly pouring in, which are being drilled
preparatory to the great battle at Manas-
sas. Troops and munitions Of War are
rapidly pouring into Missouri. We I'M
derstand that Governor Morton SAYS that
old Randolph viii likely be called upon
for another company. lfsuch be the case
it will be doubtless responded to at
once. Active measures are already on
foot to bring troops into the field at an
early day.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29

From and after this morning, the 18th,
al business connected with the equippmg
and subsistence OF the troops OF this State.
now in camp, or hereafter 10 be brought
into camp, is transferred To the United
States officers now here ia pursuance OF the
recent order OF the War Dertment. The
General Government has assumed all the
expense and care attending the organ.za
tion, preparation and forwarding OF our
troops 90 the field, aud the State authou-
ties are relieved entirely from all eonnec-
ton with CT any responsibility for any por-
ton oltdut duty. This i, the virtual VIII
ding up Of the Quartermaster, Commissa-
y ana Inspector Offices OF our state, all
the duties being row assumed 10y Major
Montgomery and Barriser OF the United
States regular army. Daily Journal.
This transfer OF the State troops to the
care oftae United States. vacates the off,
ice OF Commissarv General. 4. Stone.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
Disturbance az Cumberland, Nd
Er.nfinr ofIlce DESTROYED. C.

GRAsrox, VA. August 2l.-Last even
ing. as Gov. Thomas was addressing a
crowd la front OF a hotel In Cumberland,
some secessionists raised disturbance
which resulted in their being driven home,
and the destruction OF the Alleganian
ONCE, secession paper.
This morning tie train bound Wet.
which had Gov Thomas on board. when
about eight miles this side Of Cumber-
land. came suddenly on several cross ties.
thrown across tae track. At the same
time q number 81 armed men were seen
-lridiy descending neigh0oring hi d.
The engineer Increased the speed OF .he
locomotive. and succeeded ia throwing tie
tleS oil The track with bat little damage To
the en1ine. Some FEDERAL scout, then
hred into the train. It Is supposed ly mis-
taAe, oat witbou, doing any damage
The CESS I'm OF theseccssioni.ts wa. ID take.
tef. hgmas prisoner