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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

The Mayors OFFIcE.-The Mayors Of
flee this morning showed less business on
its docket than has been usual for some
days. But few persons visited the Office
during the morning hours; and the business
was confined to the adjudication of few
trifing police cases. ia
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

out the secessionists, but it was not SO ; h
merely wanted to see the Unionists in pow
err. He had seen this, and be thanked Co.
forit. He had watched the growth of thi
Association with great interest, as fathe
watches the growth of his children, an,
was now proud to know that it had so sue
ceeded. The secessionists must be made t.
feel that the power has passed from thei
hands, but now, that the power was will
the Union men, it must be exercised witt
kindness, but firmly. There was time no
long ago, he continued, when Union mar
Of oman scarce dared to show his or hel
face, and certainly did not dare to carry theil
heads on one side, but the time had come
when the secessonists were no longer to treat
them with contempt. They could now walk
boldly, and were at perfect liberty to shout
for the g Stars and Stripes" without any to
make them afraid.
AT the conclusion of Judge F's remarks,
and at the suggestion of the President, the
band performed an air.
The President next introduced ia the meet
ing - Evans, of New York, who proceed
ed to address the meeting at some length.
arguing to show that the N nth. by superior
numbers, must succeed in the present stras-
gle, and that the South could. hold out for
several years; it must finally succumb, unless
the stuff of which Southern men was made
was SO far superior to that in the composition
of Northern men, that one Of the former
could Withstand three of the latter. He also
contended that the founders Of the republic
intended to make this consolidated govern
ment, and read an extracr from Adams de-
tense Of the Constitution in support of his
assertion. .G .fs n .i#igsi 81 sat
At the conclusion of the speech, the band
again favored the audience with an air.
The President stated that it was yet early,
and hoped that before he declared the meet
ing adjourned, some Of the Union brethren
would make 4 few remark. when there was
loud calls for Howard, Snyder, Manypenny,l
and various others, and finally the President
that j. Snyder would favor the
meeting with song.
j. Snyder thereupon arse, and sang
song in memory of Col. Ellsworth, Of the
First New York Fire Y ,uaves, who was kill
ed by Mr.. j. W. jackson, at the Marshall
House.
At the conclusion of the singing there
was great applause, and calls for Howard,
Who however did not respond.
just as the President was about to declare
he, meeting adjourned, Judge Freess stepped
onward and said that he must. after the
ong just sung, add his mite to the tribute
'aid Ellsworth. He had known him well,
md he was brave and impulsive. He had
net him hut day or two before his death
t the Presidents House, when he was full
t life, and sanguine of success. His Ellis
gorth's) deed had shown that he was not
fraid to die for his country. 8..s
The Judge then took his seat, and, after
lusic by the band, the meeting was declared
djourned till hex, Wednesday night, at half
asst seven o'clock.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

A wretch in Washington, named Agustin
Frank, German, bias been arrested and
sent to jail charged with horrible assault
upon two little girls. 1t was with difficulty
the people were prevented from lynching
him.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

Martin s. Harris, of New York, appoin-
ted acting master in the navy, on temporary
service, and Eli Bowen, of Marblehead
Mass, and Robert Simms, of New York.
who were appointed acting masters mates,
have deserted after drawing two months
advance pay.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

The West India Mail Company in conse.
quence of the Trent affair, had ordered all
their agents to furnish no more coal to Uni.
ted States vessels. -
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

The Washington Star says that the revision
of the report of Secretary Cameron wa.
made by himself.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

The latest accounts of the progress. of the
second famine in Ireland--caused by the pota-
to rot, short crops of cereals and a general
want OF mployment-are gloomy enough
In the provinces of Connaught, Munster and
Leinster the field of potatoes it is stated, will
not come up to one-half the usual supply. a
, 1861-02-12

ho cue TIE Any Tia deas Il heir to- u 70 prem.
lsbt. No little Understood, sni Euch neglected ~
casttsensa Often originating Ii carelessness or sed
eatary hablta It Is tEers.G alght soEder Of too
Est1a consequence 10 excite an1t.ty while In reality II
!. tie p7ecorscr ard companion u many ct the mos:
ts1 aat ca1gero.s diseases and nn1ess eafy eradca-
teL;t viii br..sg the sa6erer to IN anki1nely grave
Acocg the lighter evils Of which costtyeneta l. ths
usual attendant n1s Headache, Collie, Rheu.natis:n
Foul Breati f11ee sud Others Of lke nature, Willis
loog train OF fehtfcl diseases such Malignant 70
vrss, Ahccxses. pysenteFy. Diasrkua Dyspepsia Apo
p1esy. Epilepsy, Paralysis. Hyster.a Hypochoad1aah
Melancholy and Insanity asst Indicate their presence
Ii tho system b. th:a alarming symptom Not untte
quent1y the diseases named originate In Cor.tatiou
but taSe CD an independent existence unless the csust
"a srttca.ed ID carly stage. From Ill thsse conet
stons it follows that the disorder should receiyc In
medate attention wheneverit 1t oceGrs aut no parsor
stould neglect t. get box OF Cephatc Pills en- kt4
Grst appearance Ct the complaint their timely ase
will s1pet tho H,dcoas approaches Of dtzea4e I'D de-
a:t27 tbs dangerous fee to human Ef.
, 1861-02-12
Tennessee for the Union.

=. WAsH1aa7on, Feb 10.-The Tennessee dele
uon sre IN receipt Of dispatches to-day show.
ing that Senators johnson, Etheridge and 9th
ers have been triumphantly sustained in the
9, election IN thst State yesterday. Ths Union
aa overwhelming majority.
COUNTING TIE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.
WAsH1EaToS, Feb 1D.-Gen. Scott has or
dered nll the forces of the district to be ready
to perform duty on the 18th Inst, the day pre-
v1ous to the counting Of the Electoral votes In
the House. No difficulty Is anticipated, how
ever Gen. Wightman Of the district militia
refused commission to Capt. schefer, who Is
not considered sound on the Union question,
humors are atloat relating to some new
scheme for re-opening the Tehuantepec route
to California It is said TINT several millions
capital have already been subscribed IN New
York, and 1hat Duncan, Sherman Il Co., are
In some way engaged In the matter.
Ex-secretaV Floyd will be here next week
to submit himself to the criminal laws Of the
lons aud malicious, and instigated by eI-sec-
retary Thompson and the Administration.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 10-Col- Judge had an In
terV1eW with the President, who received him
as distinguished citizen Of Alabama, but not
tn an official capacity, nor would he enter into
is to trent for the surrender Of the arsenals and
other public property in that State.
I1e time Of receiving testimony for the eH-
tension OF Mccormick's. patent has been e1-
tended three months.
The Peace Conference Committee will pro-
under consideration, but the indications ars
that the Border State resolutions will meet
with the most favor, and the general impress
sion Is that the conference will adopt some
such plan, including the division Of the terri
tories 6y the line Of 38 deg. 80 min, north Of
, 1861-02-12

CNc1saA11, Feb. 9-Thc Ga.etis reviews the
market as follows.
There was 4 continued good demand fol bulk
meats today, With sales OF abont 100 0U Ibs at 6k
MS4c for shoulders and zides. This afternoon it
was more difficult to buy a. the figures, holders
asking H@4c advance, and for heavy sides, alone
sase might have been obtained. Shoulders sold,
deliverable at point in the interior at Glc loose
demand fo: bacon ut 719@9h@105{c pckd for
shoulders, rib and clear sides. Frimc three lar1
whether country Or city, was safealle to moderate
extent at 9Ac and no lots to be had ut lower
figure while those who expected to sell did not ask
more. About 100 brls mess pork sold ut SIT, ard
200 do at $1G.Si. Holders were f1ru notwithstarl-
Ing tho quotations Of SIT received on Change from
New York. Onr dispatches this evening, we Oh
serve, report 1rnler feeling, the market closing
at S1S.3a01s.50 for new mess. hut, as remarked
yesterday, The New York market, as matters now
stand, Influence The trade here but little. The ex-
ports to-day which Include some thtpnents Dreyi-
ously alluded to- LIBERAL Including 3s6 br]s OF
Lard. 593 hhds bacon and bulk ulcat End 1023 br1s
PORK, nearly all Of which went sorthward.
Baltimore, Feb. s.-The Provision market to.
day was decidedly dnll, and we ran only report
sales oi 100 brs rump Pork at $13 Is. and 20 brls
mess at SIS We heasd Of one sale Of bulk shoul-
ders ls9 go bs) at nc. We quote the market firm
At tSQ174c; sides at 9994c; hams ut s11Ggkc:
advices from the West todas indicate q AVN mar
ket. with an upward tendency, aud holders are not
anxious to sell and arc very lrn In price, Lard
We heard OF no transactions in Lard TODAY. but
quote 1t nrln IT ION l0xc in brls and tie1ces for
western, and ~ 2HlSc for city refined
, 1861-02-12

NEW WYORK-Febrnary 11-FLnrE-Dull. heavy
and 5Q110c = bsl lower. Shippers arc only bprina
to limited extent while the home .ratle ref1ecs
TO take more than sufficient to supply their mo: /
ntate1 S5l5G5.e5 for extra state. chiefly af $5,W;
$565d0 for euper western; $5.I5G5.s IS for common
70 medium extra western; & 45W555 for shipping
trade brands do--mar}et closing dtili with down,
w9rd tendency. Canadian flour dull and lower
sales $50 brls At s. 2n@e75 for common TO choice
extfa. e Eye noar In limited request at *s.3141l
hcayy at s. for Jersey. and $3.50 for Braudywinc
,,cnnn s Ill. 'sir u request sales sou bzs at IS.
nally 1Isc lower Shippers, In view Of the hfch
rates Of freight and the extreme difficulty in sel
exchange are not disposed to buy to my material
extent: except at decided dscine fTuna present
Quotations: Sales 1850 bu fair Chicago spipa at
M;l6; 16, 400 By Milwaukee club, amber Iowa and
Wisconsin ut $1.atG11M deIivercd, t!le latter an
e9tsae 9 M p5ee; lo bn white western at $1.45 and
Sales 800 bn ut 6s". Barley-Steady with little
LETTER inquiry. Sales 5000 bu state at 75c. Corn
81 Msrset M M dn III henvy and declining Sales o0 bu
lew sellers At these figures. t5c for new do at theft
aspot; 64c for new yellow southcrn Gskc for In
1eItor new wbitc southern. Oats In moderate re-
Tor state, including small parcels ut SIC.
rRov1sIoSs.-Pork-quieta and steady for mess.
sa!es l93 brlS at III 50 and du'l and nominal; sis
-, FA.A AEEA AAAfk tA4 uuENAIfEEQ E8lE&, 125
esls at s.. for country prime; s5.75GG
toe n,o aa aSoaatsy mess; $s@1o for repacked mess;
$lg,W0fn,o 90 for extra mess, Prime mces beef
dpn and nominal. Beef hams arm. but very W
quiet At $leoo for state; fl3@15 50 for west
ern. Cnt meats steudy. Sales 10 packages
f1iMss, 1iMMk s, for for shouiders and s@se for haa,s
s esssa Gnl M aaa slightly loWcr 77tsc for fed
Snd heavy under the unfavorahle accounts from
Enrope- Lard dull and lower. Sa1es Of $50 bsi. rt
aHGl0c for good No to prime western. Butter
ffG!liDg at 1D91Ac for Ohio: 14@1Gc for state.
Cheese steady at s@1oAsc for inferior to prime.
GEorEn1ss- Coffee. market continues steady and
aemand fair. Sales ,o-day Of a4C0 bsgs Rio al IL.
GD134c; Dbaga Maracaiba at 1ac. Sugar. lcmuii1
moderate sDd market steady. Sales Include SOS
ahds @ st 3s96A for cnha; sQ56sxc for New Orleans
and ISL hhdt Aclsdo on p t. 3ro1asses, market
g. qn1st aad prices unchanged. Sales, 1ao brls II
~ sTosks-Active and higher; Chi. t. Il. I, 5cY. G.
1s.: e. 4 iSx: 9. = So; Gal 4 Chi. 7osl; II. s.
=; T. 70; n; f.c76si; Pacific Mail ST. Del i Hud.
i. "a; os Y l.. bonds 10; III Cent bands o; u
f. f. cen = 10lss: Treasury 70 q cents 991t; Gs
-; sa is IS Mo &c 65>s; Mich Cent s. is.
, 1861-02-12

default has been uade II Inc .:ond;uon, ot
tAn Nof1ga<e bearing: date on the rr+. day ii W,
= eighteen hundred an" atty seven ara ~ytr.,:rt
Is Azartah i, tie tit? St Se~ yo9x' .laf.5!
A1a 4riy recorded In the stss taa secrsaT ai
E.ses On fsgrs l5e 10 t.. inclusiss: ard Naefs: s
ka1d Fl:gS has zesg-ed the 4pioiat,usni q Irr.t
nS9 9nGes sala 9ertsns aud ne undersigned las tes
Visions ot said mortgage, SUCCESSOR 10 xaitt FI:
lsnstee 70 aa fisce VOW. shrfs.rc, b. ,t11.e y La
sCrsEee Ut law. thu Undersigned Trustee u;tlrr -:
no!tSase. VII. On tile secoaa dag ef Masca - s
IN the City OF aAtboyEan Wi~coA.t1 st Two us,rs e
ne ateFuoou ot TINT d.5. sci: at uitie aucnoa l. Il
e.aas5 II IT, III s ~
oae eeI:ts t*sa tf.4 J; t.. a4caAs Of Euut, ,-;,.s
hy sald molsxaks nov eas>.Ant.Ek vim IL: ,4,:rt.:
mortgage. towst AL and sinsu!ay lne ,rt 1.s, a..
sss son Of sas si15sa tss q s ~. ~ III,
togeshrr WITH sli lie stgLt. oi way, ir;et ss.nc.
ss*ays .si,s bssdzes, Ience slatoas. IL
ncnt, BY said sheboy ,t AID Mls-ssiprt aIiros ~
panY then hel1 OF t,ertatlrr acQuiscd II gonntctoa
Mlta me tsd a1et alsision u tie.r f ss:aa
sAetEId. ~cttLet obtAfItt uHder tAu gt... ..a r,E
!e&ss nI itsr charger c1nvsss.. to :,- u, t,Lu.
and aso all the toll incetoee eat4 iszess ND sul,
sad Hssssspp uaaay - a.a
eAN Esss dasslo4 Ct teIr railxa. ri4:ir1 ltr.,
Ana also all the locomotive eu.:ncs txpLtf, Iar Il
r3ementa wsod and property con.1rltrI Nil. H.: q
ef equipment Huskaue. e'tesaliil, aud etuyt{n =.
.he th z Is>st then owne1 or Thereafter scqurs; II
eEoE to tho aforesaid Tina of T. I'd u; 80
ftstoncE q fhosa ue1 Owned or aiherns,t A. rf
PST1oast Snstss ssis declared u 10 hsss:a
VII. atA NOT separated the1efro4n, and were u II
Al 81 nAFt thereof .ort
1 ecen,ver Eth. tS.) II, ,.t':..,fi
, 1861-02-12
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

AoSpAf EVENING, Feb. II, 1861.
and active: Sales were: TOO bbis sBelolt city,
Do 4 = e!ef:!s 80 o'fs5' s5Is sisai, fGe s9ls
$l.15 del; 100 bhls .:EikSarnS do at ia.T as. q.
a8 a ebs .;vs., rrairie Qgesn. Ct s4eh dsl; h iii:
s5so del; 100 bbls q Orange spring czt,a It s41
WnEAT-Recclsed ao.4ts bu. Market declined
store; 4o ibu do at DC in store 81, 800 do tpTnr
at 5STc Ia store: 20.oso bn do at 1s1xc In store
3,oU bu % 1t 73Ac IN store. Sales By sample wcrc
e ~ 1Pc~s Ras !; 1 BY spring in bags at 20 track
- CokN-Receiyed IS. 7Sa bu, Market declined &c.
sales were - follows: 100 bu Mixed at y7Kc in
60 stoTe ihon By DO at aIAc in stcrc 5000 ba do at
20 hu Yellow at 3ic on track; so bn do soHe Oh
oATsmReesircd, s. go bu. Market quiet. Sales
IL k9sMno7Resei;ed z n rs bn. Market dull; % bags
ane 1aHLHYMncetiEs 3 p 70 ot As oq e .Esek
choice parcels, hut dull for Inferior ara inia T.,
sto,e. Sales were; 800 bn prime at 4sc On tract:
.09 bu good at &c on traek.
sEEnS-Receivcd, g1 ,07B lbs. Market for clovrr
dull. Sales were: 100 bushels gnnd It Ii 49. IL
bags fair at $4:2s; Is bags medium at Il t5:aN
bushels at s.s7K; 100 ba>s choice at f4.D, Tim. d.
hass aes god % us; s;si sas: ::
A!GAMlSES - Received, 1s1 brls. Maract
HAc ~ ~ "0 "'
ALc0HoI-sl@3sc . gal.
c.1Iu .1Itun.Es-Rsceiyed, lis lbf. Market eteady.
Salee weTe: 1901 hides At &c for Green, exm6. III
dTsen sa!t. H. d; 1sN@13c for Dry Flint,
I1;AA,LettOM-konlinal 1;A,Let 1t 8h0ac.
1Sn HH5n foRk-40 bfls city packed ut ZIG
HfsfTTrTrrSomana HfTTTFiSs mi1 at 9,8c tof prime Leaf.
a'$z!tSi THni Ftr1in Il good supply 1t sX@11c, 81
Pnfn aa TRr ai5 demand at 15c per doz
At q sASnn ASnressed ~ chickens in good demand
P0rATnEsf ~ nn11 VIZ 3urkeyn T5x@Bc per 1b,
nRPSsEn H1ea and nominal At aDIsc.
steady. Sales were: A'41o' Market
IL 2 Hogs averaging IS ns nsa..........%sso At. %s so
e5t - '-''...-......~. 635
150 81 all under 100 :. '-'-'.. Gs5
oS g at...-....-46o09815 dividing m 81 Siy y.
I a u oHT9xeHcW. 100 &"
LIVE HoGS-In ;gpod demand and st.sar ~
were: oa4eS
4s9 ~ Hes. averaging 20 y. .a......,...~....sss
e. u =. :, -. '......:... SEQ
~ ~" .-....--...-.-.. 9,12k
, 1861-02-12
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE C0aDlAI.
Nd


/
d. sass .;s L + Rssf 6 stss ss Sss
I'LL rsersrs d u LIE sitaa tewers II
5fadsrs shs sys:s'n ,a3unerstls to ssi ILL., :"
IL sss IL 1sssS Tssi ]: + s
Jst 80 psrieetly adopted to, Is 70 Ac1 II aec,.rt-
1ns ws1r7 ss s1yaca ss aise I'd teas 's1' .r
= EsS;vs eFEaas and aiiay 81 nervous sd o;trs
and IL sss5sisy iusxsa s5s!'ft e =:ns
sf n sF,5ss @ i Is s.,atos:t sst'ssy
4psxsS3I isa5s ~, "a sssss
eas eek ssa saa e nessf B. sssn 'ess La
.ss;ai: ss.a s = s,sa sS sSsa
5i ios L neess ee. 70 Ss ty Asys ,a,S'e 81 e.
|knoT.c:ise gwen ~ inst trbiliy i1lIsa, al
TEN open 8 the a;tacs u may Il ias NOT d.l l.
EsrU1s y Which pour suffering humanity u con. y
bfSnee ~ sh5ei iadi L. sS ;s'!sS ~
tssssy IN S.n1R ~ agRst,: ,s;asis
n sns4 As19nGns'y s;,.I'ly nyrys4osaIS ssas
~iteasfully fatal Unattended 10 ii Tine. c.usu u
ri fema1a Weakness an. Irregularities.
7Ei1ssE Complaints Diseases Of iii Kidns:S'
/ 6 s:E' s & e. r.
Sos = 81 snss cs u naexs
naa 1 ssnttnusd t9axh. Eu,a.l::on: D.deuily i
T. Ntu not tnly cure the dcb!ttly iotlux,t.. a
Ehlis and fereE bur prevent all Attacks ar1s.u n
- fat once, u alrraay AttacAcu- and al 1t auls u.
Isecty Aul persirteuttJ On tlt uleYr 4v,sr1u a
%larouaing the srr to AcElen- promoting In Iart II
VII sny dssssraSsass Il ss sy1s saa;s
fQac. ces following upon Change OF chuIat. n.sl u
tirIa aal III ioula t4so taCespoSya'iiu Sy'i'
nc=a stren gtaen- tue If :eattyc uSxans il ssanS,;
be III tie hAnts uf I'LL persona Ut aed.utury ta..
vita, students, ulniatefa- and nterafy men And ri
.urs,@
a tctse Kh01la always Use Il, II they would tin1
fsgEeeAhfe. pleasant And et1cdent Fe1ueiY nuatnstt
thoae Ills which rob them CT .neit bssutY nil
fbeauty cannot e4as without Aea4,h ard beaithf Il
Icannot exist while the abuse irrvtu;aritt.s ran
y unus Then again. the Corst... /. !; nsrfe.t!A
4 Mothers relief Taken mou,i, or two frassrai
tas @ ana1 r. she WILL pass sae d:c44 vi usrioI
I-.1. -. sast @ aao safely. IaRRE + 10 MS
oraE TIT His2 sef9ttl Fl III I T. . s1
r. W aetees nc Illness NOT only OF your daua,
nd SaHfe y y 700 latc nut Also Of your sSns
aeH husbands. for While the lpymer INN ntjsef
foeAcacy, often 60 down to pveMa:ure prsaTc
|f1ther than let their condition b. kauwn Ia ttne
sas atses afe Often - mixed up with lie excittA
1o o. nnses. thns II it were nos for you thet
Tr,ts nuv Toaia t Issel Il The same downWnrd pat
l0nni TOO Late to arrest their fatal fal Bns ttsi
lMok1ef - always st.aut, and ~ you We co1t.1 =
{oEnuT appeal for we arr surr your ser fsIingl1
~ IaRss1S'y 1a,, p9sat sn n|9 HSa e rso
! EhAnd In time OF need.
0.J. WOOD PROPRIETOR h..
~ Broadway, New Tork, and LII Market at,r~+ 4
! [St Louih, Mo- and sold By al good t1liwTtsts
I Price ona do1iaS hosta-
Wholesale aad Eets1 Agaat4 Chicago: John .
VyeF i CO, Lord smi;h. aud Gais broae m eo- s0Sa
ise5nAtWtYf
, 1861-02-12

H1enu1&n AsteHaPE 70 DeAtFoy a Family.
P1r7sBuRGH, Feb. ia dfabolical attempt
to destroy the family of Augustus HoeyeIer,
well known citizen Of Law1enceyine, by an in
The machine WAS placed on the window sfll,
and fired BY means OF q fuse The whole front
OF the building was shattered by the explosion,
which was loud as discharge Of ordnance.
Several bullets struck in different parts of the
room, in which Hoeve1er's family were sleep
Ing, but all miraculously escaped injury. No
clue Is had to the perpetmtor Of the dendish
, 1861-02-12

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-The muskets seized by
the police recently, were yesterday placed in
the hands Of G. B. Lamar, Internationally,
who Immediately telegraphed the fact to the
Collector Of Savannah.
Lteutenants Rogers and Sehomaker, Of the
cutter Lewis Cass, arrived this morning. The
Commander OF the cutter was re-appointed by
the Georgia authorities a ter the seizuge.
, 1861-02-12


~ 1onn /. Sherman. ef tue City of New Yn1 htrr
ssI. Of GexarE NV Jersey BY metssse ds;ed Arr1i
&o csnnty May lstn sss IL uoo2 d q; ~
cure The payment of ce:tnn oryit n>r fs, tnr,rS ~ ~
also o. note for airrteer huirra d.ii:7 ~ ~
February 1t l. a. IhS IN trrrc yssr. s,.7 tho ': .
n1sS uay OF Februa-g ir<A an6 "a n, .e.r r.. IT,
ment of bersi-. uaI futerssl On Ia sxid r.s ~.
ut the rate nj zen ger rrnt ne .nprin Tr fha -, ~
Of April A U l50. mi Lhrr,,s. i.,.n;, - ~ s.5 ~
nxdn Ill thg pngmsnt II two se., ensMas ~ VET;
interest Wh{ch txyA fsn linz m esi drat, .S "
and h1.f thsrfff,rr eI~r 80 - Sris. - 80" ssss
ciual s:r,s inr ~, r.E.h?s ~ ~A-" NAG sN4 PIX.
Ett IA, ref,rr nn :. ~ h.rxhr <,1....> .,.4 ,,
tc IN. r.,w. co, fsped In he ,a;,i
Cty Of Chicaso ID taa connty of az IN t n ~.
ns day Of January, l. D. 1871 3: ten oc,ock IN ia
Is = :ata II ss
:os l u bs9ts haniber hls:en t'. t. 1.Ln
fnnnrv r. tsooS Z ar4 80 ~ @ tocafos n taf
eGute ~ redsMrf.nn nS ~ " - aan sTo ~ fsat ahs
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, 1861-02-12

TxExfT An1mas o. Do1t4xs sASxn.-Hs spaldlus
ess sea two lEcas ct bcttle4 of his celebrated Psr
pared Glue ana II Is estimated each bottls ssyas at
leaat ten dollars worth broken furn;turs thus 6ak
taS an Aggregate Of twenty millions Of dollszs r.
claimed from total less BY this yaluabls invention.
Having uadc hfs 0tue household word hs now pra.
csEs to do tho world still greater service by c,r,,r Il,
he aching heas with Ids Cepaan Pills. and II they a.s
~ F,od - his G1aa. Headaches w soaa yant,h av.s
Ike aaoE In Jn1ys
, 1861-02-12
4 Real Blessing.

PEz5:csAH.-Wen, Hrs. Joaea. hov Is that hsAda>hei
AfRs JosEs--Goae! Doctor. al gone! tho pill yca
aent cured ne n just twenty minutes sad With yea
would eeEd r,ors SO that csn have them handy.
PHTNc1Ax.-Tcu caa get them Il xay Drugcts4
csis fer cephalic Pills, nad they never l aed ~
cnHmend them n all csses nj Headache.
MeA Joxxs-I shall send fur box directly aad shs,:
ten Ill Ely suffering EaDde. fr tosy ato REAL nzAe-
nA
, 1861-02-12

~ oFEa Exo.rkaxar. AoA taa mental carr ACC a:u.
fetJ netdant to eose :ttenoa to bu1nesa or study
s1ong the nu11er cansea Of Nervous Hesdsohe n.
dsordered @sA of.riad and body Incident To tai, lis
tfssalnz c"rtaiat Ia ata1 blow to all energy sn H.
httio Sufferers by this diacrder CAL always obtain
speedy relief thess distressing attaeka by u.tss
oae ofthe ceraa1lc Pills whenever the symptoms ar
pear 1t qutcts tho overtasEed bfA and toothes TIA
'taaea and aHin9 1ervea and relaxes the tetssoa Of
M stomach which alus5s accompanies sd
da dtsoTIsrct condition Of tha b-a:-
, 1861-02-12

CINCINNATI, Feb. 11.-Messrs Moody and
and while awaiting the arrival Of the surgeon /
friends interfered, the challenge was with.
drawn and the matter amicably settled. When
the parties were returning to Newport they
were arrestea BY the sheriff Of Campbell Co.
, 1861-02-12

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 11.-The ship Jno.
Trucks, from Liverpool, was cut through BY
the Ice when coming up the river lat night
opposite Arch street. The steward, whose
name was Wilcox, was drowned in the cabin.
%She lies in fifty feet of water,
, 1861-02-12
From Louisiana, Texns. xc

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE Texas Con-
Eentlon has passed IN ordinance fayorine the
formation Of q Southern Confederacy. and
elected seven delegates to the Southern Con-
new ORLEANS Feb. 1.-The Convention
tteld with single pale yellow star and thir.
teen stripes, blue. white and red. An ordln-
ance was passed making It penal offence for
pilots at Balize to bring over the bar any Z,
=. war vessels. An ordinance to accent the
Criminal Laws Of the Us. District Court, was
adopted. The Postal Committees report was
adopted. The report Of the Inventory Com
miftee On Federal property was recei; ed,
tlve american War vessels were reported
to be of Pensacola, on Friday last.