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flag, must be the rallying point round which shall
gather these stout arms, nerved to deeds OF yalor
by the sacred love of country, and the conscious
ness of righteous cause. Something tells US we
shall bring thee back from the fierce conflict
torn, perhaps, and blood stained--but yet with
honor and in victory. Yet, if an adverse fortune
be our lot, and thou be doomed to trail the dust,
around thy PROSTATE folds perchauce shall lie
heeatomb Of young and lfeless forms, DER whom
their enemies shall say +" their youth and val0r de-
served better fate.D Il it be SO. so be it.
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ANOTHER FiREMEN'S BALL.

Volunteer Fire Company No. l intend to wind
up their part of the fourth of Siarch celebration
with grand fancy dress and mask ball at Odd Eel
lows Hall. The managers have our thanks for
tickets
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Officer DoettIing yesterday morning arrested
cab driver, named Patrick Killia, who was charged
with having driven his vehicle over and severely
injured woman on Julia street. The name of the
woman we did not learn.
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The late Mr.. George Esterbreok, whose sad
death we mentioned few days since, was valued
member of Crusader Lodge No. 3, I. Q. S. NJ. AS
will be seen by the card published elsewhere, the
lodge have held meeting and paid proper respect
il lntIr
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OF bright and beautiful weather blesses the city.
The breeze for day or two has been from the
north, but not cool enough to be uncomfortable.
clearer or lovelier day than yesterday never ex-
istad
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The following epitaph contains backhanded
compliment (unconsciously, no doubD to the un-
fortunate deceased lord and master: Maria
Brown, wife of Timothy Brown, aged 50 years.
She lived with her late husband fifty years, and
died in the confident hope of q better fe.n
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A military officer, one day, while reviewing his
company happened to be thrown from his horse;
and as lie lay sprawling on the ground, said 70 a
friend who ran to his assfstauce
" | thought had improved in horsemaaship, but
| find hane INaRn of
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"Those gay creatures Of the element
That in ihr coiprS Of ile rElnb live,

were its woof 'the milky baldric of the skies-and
were it dight with tint5 stolen from the sunset or
the dawn-it could not in our eyes, be more beau
tilul-it could not to our hearts, be more precious
than it now Is, coming as it does, from the pure
and lovely women of our and-those, whose hands
would weave the cypress wreath, should we fall
beneath its folds, Or the garland of triumph, should
it wave over our safe rcturn--those, whose tears
would make greener the sod that may grow upon
our graves, and whose smiles would elevate and
brighten our victorious cre5ta.
On this sacred Sabbathday we fling it to the
free ar Oh sun of Heaven, let thy bright rays
glitter kindly on its surface, and kindle there
spicious CLEANS of glory! Oh, gentle winds,
chant ipoian strains ye daily with its silten
sur.lit folds! Oh, God Of battles and Of hoasta,
cncircle it with the rcBplGndGnt aureole of thy
blessing! Oh, tender hearts that gave it, send
with it, as we bear il hence, your precious sympa-
thies and prayers Oh, brave hearts thatreceiye it,
purify and elevate yourselves to that high-thou2h
cd virtue, patriotism aud vaor, that VIII make you
worthy to bear it in battle or i'll peace
Free be it flung! And when Louisiana shall heat
reveG Of war and summon her children to rally
in defence of her rights and honor, we plight
our faith to you, women of New Orleans, that i'll
the light of That battle norn shall gieam this en-
sign, and gathered round it an embattled phalaDX
of devoted hearts who fear God and know no other
fear
Free be 1t flung! Coming from your hands,
ladies, as pure as the vestments of the "young-
eyed Cherubins, we here register warriors oath
that it shall never know STAIN unless by the
blood of its enemies who attack it, or OF these
brave hearts who will perish in its defence.
Oh flag round which cluster so many high hopes
and glowing aspirations, this day links our fate tn
thine. The dark future looms up before US shronG
ed III veil, behind which we have no power t.
penetrate. The secret of our destiny, hidden
there, is beyond the reach Of human ken. Whe
her it shall unfold tale of peace orwar, be it ON
simple duty so 10 prepare the just temper of oun
Spirits as 10 be equal to eithqroFtnne. If it shaI
be our happy lotto preserve the blessings of peace
| which have so long been vouchsafed to this pros
| porous land, thou, oh flag shaltWaVe on many
gala day, Ger festive scenes and gay professions
| But, if folly andaianatcism shall plunge US into
| cruel, wicked and bloody war; then, amid The hea
and SMOKE and glare, and din OF battle, thou, oh
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LATEST FROM MONTGOMERY.
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SPEECH OF PRESIDENT DAvls-
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GENERAL local NE ITS.

, JEREMo MES AND SPEC He S.
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N54Dr. Charles e. EAcIIs, Dentist, No. I52
C,,nl street: bet Caronlse, Reronne, Orleans.
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EErHUsIAsTIc RECEPTION.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
lsr snn SOUTHWESTERN an, AMERICAN lrszs.l

ADVANCE IN co1roN.
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Ovid declares that Small-wafsrRa women are de-
ceittpl. If the converse of this be trBe, the rest
should all be very slender ahcvethe hles,
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MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1861.

York just before the election, and at the election
voted accordingly.
We understand that it is in contemplation to get
up lake pleasure party soon, the new selfpro-
peng engine to take run down the shells, with
an omnibus or two in tow for the transportation Of
the invited guests.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

The Turks havs tis significant pgovefh G Men
WHO have been married enjoy themselves in he'll,
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FLAG PRESENTATION AND CONSIDERATION.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
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LONDON, Feb. 3 Quotations for eonaoIs closed
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And prone TO thr dust oppression shsll be hurled
Her mime. heE natnre witherel from the Mnrll.M

VIC cannot witness with unmoved emotion the
change that has thus come DER the spirit of our
beloved country. The fraternal ties that have
heretofore linked US to our Northern brethren
have been severed. "The silver cord has been
loosened" and the " golden bowl forever broken"
All feelings of love and affection are superseded
by those Of maiignity and hatred and fathers and
sons are now about to be arrayed against each
other stimulated by the deadiiest hostility while
war, having
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11

a. riculture and horticulture that require con-
sii1atiun, but ! am compelled to iorego the
task | cannot, however close Without CALI
ing your attention 10 the Importance OF
painting forest and ornamental trees, for
shade, ornament and use. Also, 10 the pro
prety of improvement in the character and
style of your farm houses and out buildings
1t should be your aim TO place them III IA con
vcnirnt and healthy location, and TO con
struci them with reference to use, durability
and an appropriate degree of taste and style.
In conclusion, ladies and gentlemen. allow
me to return to you my sincere thanks for
the kindly manner in which You have hon
0red our exhibition with your contributions,
ard may YOU continue ms cheerfully TO foster
and sustain and paIronze it in after years as
you have done during the three years have
presided over the Society. 1t Is my earnest
hope and wish that nothing may occur dur
ing the continuance Of the exhibition to mar
the happiness and pleasure all have hoped
here to meet.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11

MANTLEs FOR THE LADIES. We would call the
attention of our lady readers to Dougherty &
Co.'S advertisement, in our paper. Their stock is
by far the largest ever offered in this city, and we
are informed by competent authority that their
prices are much below the actual value Of their
goods
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11

HE ALBTNos These living curiosities will
hold their levees during the week on d street
between Third and Fourth. Go and see
them. A jury of "savans could not agree
as to the cause of such freak Of nature.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11

COLUMBUS the largest hog in the world, to
gether with SANDY" and "Tommy," two Of
the smallest rooters imaginable are on exhi-
bition on c street. east side, near the Pa
viion All admirers of the wonderful. in
the porcine line should be sure to give them
q cali.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11
notice..

TEIIIE undersigned hereby gives notice that she will
apply to the Hotrd Of Supervisors Of uhu count,
ai the ucxt regular term o( said Road for renewal
of the Fercy license, and to establish toll bridge
across tte Yuhl river at simpsons, the river
sing near Marvsyille city. NJ. b. SIbIPsON.
Sept Z 1861. Tseil1
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11

EASTWARD BoUND The Volunteers at
Camp Downey are ordered to march East on
the goth September. to protect the Overland
Mail
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11
NATE; FOUND.

4 NOTE for 800 was found in this city on August
~ 29'h. Its dated Nevada, May l4th, 1861 drawn
In favor of d. Kraft, and by him endorsed over 10
John German. The owner can have the note by iden.
tfyng himself at this otiee, aud paying for this nd
Ycrtisemcnt. arat-tv
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11
FOR CHIEF ENGINEER

At Special meeting of Eureka Hose Company, held
September 9th, j. b. BALDWIN was unanimously
n minated for Chief Engineer Of the Marysyile Fire
Department.
sepl0-td* J. b LEAMAN Ses
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11

THEATER.-From the press of other mat
ters, we were unable to look in at the theater
last night, but have no doubt it was well at
tended. The play was Money" splendid
comedy and one to which the company now
here are able to do justice We have no
doubt they did so last night. Tonight the
play is Everybody's Friend
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11

LET Us DRor Ir-The San Francisco Shirt
OF the Times, in making mention of Governor
Downey's response to the Presidents call for
troops, rokes up the subject of His Excpllrn-
cy's famous anti-coercion letters, and at
tempts to show that the DEMOCRAT and other
papers were wrong in denouncing them. We
decline any discussion upon the question of
Governor Downey's soundness, but will mere
ly say that our judgment and conscience fully
approve all that was ever uttered in the col
umns of this paper, concerning his II iforr n
ote efforts to please both the friends and enc
mics of the Government.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11

PuTRID SORE THRoAT--It is reported that
the putrid sore throat is very prevalent a
mong children at San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11
Notice.

Marysville Encampment, No. {, 1. 0. O. T. meets the
second and fourth Wednesday of every onth.
A. J. LUCAS, EP.
J. L. FLATHMAN Scribe.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11

SHASTA COMPLETE, OfFlciAL-Jno. Conness,
i,o7e; Mcconnell, e2s Stanford, 629.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11

a MAN named Richard Farrell died at San
francisco on Monday from the effect of a
blow on the head from an AK inflicted by his
wife about two weeks ago. He was Of very
incorporate habits, and was in the habit of
abusing his family when intoxicated. The
woman says she was cutting wood, and her
husband assaulted her and she struck him in
sef-defense.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11
Ner advertisements.
ORDER OF EXERCISES
AT TIE
GAIT .-sEs GRCGJEa y
Agricultural, III horticultural, ;isssl
EseChanicS' society
..0F THE.
Northern District Of California
"Wednesday. Sep.ember IIth.


From to 10 a NJ, The Pavilion wIl be c. osed to all
except the Committee OF Awards aud the Supernteu-
dents.
AT S o'clock A. NJ the Exhibition will commence at
the ,attle Grounds, which hour oppot tunty viii
be oler, for testing the strength OF Teams OF Horses
ana Teams Of Mules ior society . purse OF 500
At o'clock A. N. vii cuAtnience tte q anu LShibi-
ton of uorscs, ana continue tl ii O'Clock \. Nj.
At O'Clock A. NJ, trottins race, OF single dash
Of mlle in harness., open 10 al stal ions, mares or
gtDhEa, 2 years oiG, Ter IL puise oi 80.
At ~ a N, q single cash OF lie, open fer all
ru ming s,AIuns mares or geiCtnF,, years Old AMI
upwards, ior Soci, A 5 purse OF SO
Races from II t. O'Clock P. NJ.
Al o'ciock P viii commence the Grand EN hi
ton ot Cattle, and continue uutu ~ O'clock p N.
AZ 20 u'clJck NJ. there VIII be Grand Parade of
all tile nurses and Cattle on Exhibition, when they
Will pass IN review before the audieoce aud the resp
tive judges.
At o'rluck P NJ, sweepstakes race of a single dash
Of IA nile for the eoce,ys purse Of Sl0, open to All
running stations, pIarts or gedings
At 81 P NJ exhibition OF Spans OF Carriage Horses,
troters, under 10 hands, Tor Soccb s purse ui SO.
During the Grand Parate, tie celebrated kunHing
stations, Belmont, Langtord, Blzora and their colts,
VIII he exhibited
At o'ciock, he
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11
MARYSvILLE THEATER

Proprietor and Manager ........TH0S. MtGUIRF
Treasurer .........WM. STEVENSON
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11
sIsGEIAT BARGAINS !

ava + undersigned beg leave announce to the la
dies Of Mar, svulr amt Visitors at the Fair, that
they brave I~t ppyutj the largest and most complete
assortment of ladies, Misses ana Cdldreus
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11
Gleni AtniliNM NaCC.

Which was unfu shed on tuesday, will come or "a
the Mars svie ParK, for the soc ctys purse oi $50
The above races to be 20 'erncd BY the rules Z" The
Marysville Park scpiOlt
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11
CEoaIEs - AGagatEee.

ye offered to their notice, consisting Of all Tie latest
and most f shiouAtlc styles IN Velvet, silk, Lace,
cloth, p1rlin and huert brA "'l hr sold a. lower
prices thaucyrr hr',,r Offered r California; ranging
FROM q; 4 no so @s,O9.
As we viii Stay iu NIN-vil, lut " days, (lu-
RIM the Fair, Nr w.Ut invite Che Ladies' to call -
tntd..f,.y fully confident That an inspection OF the
Danj- Wi, ru'> iur- all HAT We can sell Fashionable
Mantle. lower tuau any other hons in the rr1de
OJGllERTY & co,
Nn.i5 u STREET,
lNoNt door to Armstraugs Shoe st3re) Mary lille.
seI6Tt
, 1861-05-04

m1s.ourf--f.overnor,a7 Message.

Sr. Lou1s, Nay g. This Lower House Of the
Lerfslature completed fta Organization this
forenoon, by electing all the old officers, ex.
cept Speaker pro t<na, Harris being elected
llyered to both Houses this morning. after
which the House went into secret session.
Gov, jackson gays the President in calling
out troops to subdue tie Seeded States, has
threatened civil var, and. has acted nnconstl-
tutiora'Iy andHilegar, and tending toward con-
instifies the action Of the Confederate statea
in seeding he does not recommend immeda-
ate Secession. bat holds the following Ian.
guaQe: stOur interests and sympathiss are
Identical with those Of the olding States,
and necessarily unite our Destiny Al b
interests, sympathies, habits, tastes. our com.
mon origin, territorial c,ntiguity. fan eorcur
| In pointing ont our duty IN regard to the sep
| aration now taking place between the States
| Of the old Federal Union" He further adds
that Missouri has At this time no war to pros
on any State or people, but In The pres.
! ent state Of the country she would
be: faithless to her duty were she
| to hesitate In making the most ample prepa.
rattons for the projection Of her people against
the: aggressions Of assaalants. /, therefore
sum Of money to place the State ct the earliest
practicable moment In complete state Of de-
fanse,n
4 i IL conclusion, he says: st Permit me to ap
to the whole people of the state, to
whom we are ali responsible, to Dc
nothing imprndently Or precipttataly
We have 3 most solemn duty to perform
IIet us then calmly reason one with smother
| and avoid all pasaion, all tendency to tumn1f
disorder, and obey implicitly the law and con
siItuted authorities, and endeavor u1timatel.
to unite all our citizens In cordial cooperation
{or the preservation Of our honor, the secuNt
Of our property, and the performance Of a
those high dutaes imposed upon US By our Oh
legations to our families, our country and on
| Gnd -
, 1861-05-04
chicago -heoloEtn.l Il SemlnaTy--4ke.
pore of the Vta1J1hK C91asnaRtees

port OF the *4asNh& GS@As0Ateees
The undessigned, having attended the third
anniversary. Of the Chicago Insotogasai sem
Tim. classes; would say that We found the
Professors II the1r posts, cheerful and happy
In t1eir work, surrounded by n based OF afty'
fot1r noble youug men; whom, Vo trust, fae
rreat head Of the Church has cal!ea 70 arm
snd equip themselres toy the t3ospeat e. tenist:
NJ. .t1,a Professors to tho caube In which they
~ enlisted, aud the mutual con1denes exist
srn S,etwean them end their pupils Ihe RI
a,s;natio., in the various departments Was
ennrouoh. and manifested ability end fidelity
in ptvtnx and recsfgiug anstf
u. - siassea i.n have made marked progress.
III ~. ss1rnfnatIon In pidact:e Theology WA
11Ith life and interest," showing that
fba 1nInds Of the students had grappled "at9
the subjects Of study. 80
In fhe, department nf Hacfe4 s 0nslat1s1 a n
vera hiah1y tratif1ed With the results as man:
ifestr1 r the loctrfe room, and at tho Ann1.
yersarg Exercises. Seldom Aaye rs heaso
hetter spfaElrg; both IN matter and manner,
| from sny class of young men, IN any senlnaI3
Of our lsud. We take pleasure II assaLng ~ y
churches that In committing me mte.sste y, =,
Theological education in onr denomiaaEon aaa m
tha Nofth.west to fhs hands Of our present
| Profsasors, they hava been 1aosf haea4 F 1avoIF9
| ~ Provsdsnoa All It Deed& to carry torWaFo
the institutIou IN acoordsnce With the M1shea
/ Of its moat ardent. Gtiepns, H. the soptinaee
blessing Of God, and the prompt Isspoe9ee 9n ~, "
land, ofparhsps ths Rorla. = 2 ,aaeot 1eo o3s,ns
ton, mora Needed, nor anywheze wfl create
| nuN'her nf atudeut8 In years to come, be ionnf
to demand the edneation which u here pro
I v1ded. 81.
Ii In conelntiou We eafneetly Commend fnta q
4 .-, s.s,szs.3,n1 xnhnn1 nf fhH nf11NhA$8. 70 n
P3A9s's "AA@ AaA Th1axa,
r.. ,'. ':1S''" NC Eraxx,
4 R,R HHxR
, 1861-05-04

KEET U cKX &EDXHAA
While such journals in Kentucky as are
not eyowedly for secession and war, are
bowling for neutrality, the recruiting OF
men for subvef,ing the Federal Govern
ment goes, on openly in all parts OF the
etase, and organized companies, withont
oonceaament nf their destination OF 1nte41-
lions, are almost daily leaving to join the
rebel army: AL Ibis goes en- with the con-
niynnce, certainly with the tacit assent,
Of tbs Governor; no public meetings OF
the usople are held to denounce the trait
orous pracices; no impediment OF any
kind seems to be, BY any body, LAID
IN the way Of the full accomplishment o.
apything thas leff Davis desires: While
this is the csse, the Government, though
acsiug clearly in the spirit Of the constitu:
don and ii strict accordance with fegal
=fozua could not march q eorporais guare
=. I'd men ten miles On Kentucky soil, With
ont sacrificing their lives, because the.
would be ]" outraging Kentucky's neutral
tty." This condition Of shings, gentlemen
Il Kentucky, cannot lsst. That kna 70
aeutra1ity Is played out ~.
, 1861-05-04

WAsH1aa7ox, May s.-A dispatch from r.
leigh Gays The North carolina LeElslatars; na ne
4 btli cafiiIIss; Convention was passed unanl-
@oasy e e tes sh + r9sss ssp
ne ~ seiesnSa sothela 3 ~ copaersey dsg i lying
over a. he Ss" csPito1 of Motif Glfo'in., I'D
that state is now virtually out Of the on-
Ion. The Governor has organized q Camp
q .1natrnction at Ra2sigh-: f. teys that
The Northern Government q nov eoa- @
7centrsting large toree1n the plstnes o. S 20:
ernment, but such Force cannot be allowed
to remain within the limits Of MsryIand and
on thu borders Of Yi1gip1a without ead.pgef.
Ing the liberties Of tha people Of these 6tatet.
:. :sAH be conquered knd overcome, wa will te
ths en-, next prey to the .-.-44rs Policy, then,
~ well a sympathy, and feeling Of orothef'
hood angendered By common Interest, IT
Qnires NJ to iexert our energies In the defence
of Maryland and Virginia. Every battle Tough
there Will be battle fought In behalf Of North
Cazollaa, and there our troops Should he
speedily sent.
, 1861-05-04
rT,RuyTEE'S Whereas

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r. ~ e 1e d
VI, 4 ~ ~ ;es aa IS odE e tEas @Sy
ststa Of mnaiz ia HooK 81 nsed. Il page $ cenveJ-
tax 70
theewtto amounting to Ihe sum Of thoufand
fs 6
ID Twelve months tug second 70 for three thousand
s5 3 SsI XII i sad hfe & j "a
Ps1ssss Ps1ss Ss : s$ss asseas ~! + i
tae ety ef chteaE :: 81 the ss 70 notes ERE ERE aaiy
re- ossn daiy I indoSsed I'D nasosed to Fisneis
81 Ind asass
Inade u the payment Of said TO nnt:s lAst aboES
IS sss sa% Il sx .aoassaa "a 6aadfsd dslsfs. g
onki. whi:a WITH The interest seosning sh.re1n ~,
ss e as II II
Ses hs,ss a stssa a;s It
q eeof 70 she hFseas aisfs 81 = sss @snast
sRa Il M a. 81 y ss Pei
in o'clock in the fosese Of that tss. TN fo39wD9
pEsmses a d.signssa3 :. SD .,etd Of Trust and
sa,a Gsanty q CoeE q tzesS fS: II
i Texashp ~ 81 ser e e Rs5s; hiE1e
e. is e.: sassss L fasf i
to ~ n2 9S sn1 9na5 s 9sa 1r oaa sa III ba
Eanae aan e. III e7ts ees Z ~
Hnfox tV onE ST. the southeast II se-
tlon " 5ente u In Tounsaip hEt[ liEs ie re- =
Of RanEe fourteen eaat d ruaag saene: no1th at5
sd fse thence .enth af{ k5e :sst thsnSs r. at A.;
one hundred fet 70 -he PiaGs ot osk1asia1 %4x sns
Eassags pr Yous9 md located o. ~ wset s1 ~
west f,fty fest Of lota asen l.s and sxtesn l8 r
Bioek seventy three Gs3 ia Raseel ithef Aooetta
: culaFly described Is feAo IS: ComWsoeanK At tns
nort1 On t. est Inns stad street exhsv e0 ee
10 o. less - me nela west corner q s,id iss ~
f1rty I4ol fest thence sonth parallel VITA HA.ted
ssrsst eighty IaW bet taa south ae q saa 1ot stx
aIteen l61 forty E feet to 1h. place Of hekipnsnE
excepting sad Isserylng taaFefrom n Alley eghI ,es
tn5ether with Ill equity of Jedampoa ct asad Fell
H Benton and Matt us wife their herr SUD aseixaa
i q. 4. SPRINGER.
ans1sx BENTLEY. AttufneJs-
| Ch1ea 60. Nay 1t i. iDdi. @9e eaSFo
, 1861-05-04

THE LEGIsLAIVRE.
The Legislature Of Illinois closed the
special session yesterday by exercises that
were appropriate to the time and occasion;
and the members, among whom political
differences had disappeared, returned to
their homes, a large majority Of them AMI
mated hy; the consciousness that a greet
necessary and patriotic work had been
done. .... {
The sum Of their labor Is this: Illinois
has been put Oh war footing; the hands
Of The General Government have been up
held and Strengthened; and, more than
either Of these, the steadiast loyalty OF the
e,a4e In both its extremities and In the cen
tze, to the Union and the Constitution has
been vindicated. 1llinssss sound to tue