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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-03

IS the House of Representatives Decem-
Der 18th, resolutions were adopted recon-
mending the repeal Of all State laws in
conflict with the Constitution aud laws Of
the United States, The resolutions were
adopted by vote of 1877 to IA.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-03

EMANCIPATION OF DUTcH SLAvEs.-O Oaicial
information has been received at Washing
ton, that Holland has made arrangements
for the emancipation Of the slaves in the
Dutch colonies, on the principle of the Eng
lish emancipation, making compensation to
the owners.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-03

KANsAs.--It is said that the Democrats in
the U. S. Senate will make no further oppo.
siton to the admission Of Kansas into the
Union.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-03

BENEFIT-We learn that about $4OO was
realized by the bail, given on New Years Eve,
for the benefit Of Miss Rosa 0'Brien.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-03

The table is not entirely correct, for
Douglas received A. ass straight votes in
New Jersey, which are not counted. In
New York, the fusion ticket received 3l4,-
l76 votes, and Kelly, the Douglas candi
date for Governor, received 204,3l7. BY
adding the vote for Kelly in New York, and
the straight Douglas vote in New Jersey, to
the figures given above, the vote for Doug
las will be LII, ,4S2, besides his proportion
of the fusion vote in Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, and Connecticut
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-03

THE Marysvlle Appeal has been enlarged
to nearly the size Of the Express and Dem
ocrat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-03

THE POPULAR VoTE.-We fad in the
Union, of Saturday, table of the vote of
the different States at the late election. The
vote is not complete, but nearly so, and
foots up as follows, for the several candi-
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-03
DIED.

In this city Dec 3Oth 1860, of purid sore throat,
CHANDLER VANCE. only son Of Margaret Gallagher
age d 4 years months and days.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-03
NFrada Democrat,

Octavian HoOgs, Is our Agent for San iran
cisco. He il authorized to receive advertisements
and collect and receipt for the same.
A.BadIam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento,
10 receive advertisements and collect for the same
, 1861-12-07

FULTON, ILL, and will open Primary Academic md
Collegiate Courses Sept s 1851 The College has
and excellent appliances both regular and scienfifc
eeGI5Sss the finest sclool buildings in the West cost
naEiuna. and many other advantages which should Claim
TIE attention Of parents Instruction n German free:
Sword. BAfoSET AND GYMSAsr1c EXERCISES; Coa
MoH, ZorAE AND FANCY DH1L1- under an officer OF
TRRxs1.sl!5 per school ycAr, for board, furnished
rann fuel. lights washing. anti tuition In every depart
under tie same root with tic constant care Of lie
teacherR Address, for Circulars, D. s COVERT Fres
ent, Fulton Ill se+g5173m
, 1861-12-07

S,it,. nore r,~
Sa1,,1,.rs Sarsl, ! m;ss
SacEntf Mat;i,,, -.,ra
caT<.or - 1Inrr;ot 1 H..
I Sco+t na.5ar,or;n .r. .,;.! H.!
| Sce,,lon ta 1Satn n,;sa A''s'
S.,nt % nr1 nnrs ,nrs r
Schc1ar Jnsonh;,,a 1
Se-n1.nrMNrr ] rrs
Sf;anve,neIv f>athorinc
, 1861-12-07

n Al. ab9ut 1sQ n 1eet b. M 0ak Timber,
Also for 20 GGG feet B. n S;uch Oak Plank: 4nnD IN
% 2ineh QaS M h Plank; " 19909 @ B n Pine Fencing, Ii
All the above Is to be of good Ina]itr ~ Toa+erts1
Tree from shakes large knots and rot.
The Timber and lumber be delivered On tte Com.
ranys Depot grounds in Chcago during tic months Of
APRIL May: June and July next
The whole to be subject to the nspeetio and approv
al Of the Conpanya Engineer
TEEAS=cash On deyery. less ten per CENT when
tIoposals must be accompanied 9Th saIstactoh55 oh5
surety taat the Contractor Will faithfully Pes1ot" LIZ
The Company reserves the right to Ieeet any or al
de215SS-td WI iaIsD $. P0FE, Engineer.
, 1861-12-07
Consultations and Examinations
Free OF Charge.

4, st-t :. a Strictly confidential Office In
~Ie Ada5ess ss: 9nts Mn hSa'T hS1 i ;lqm IL iii r
70 ny address lnclos:ng stam5 E re1 II ee3,e
a1'oo' f. o. 1os TWO s'asnps viii head pamphiet
seil1y
, 1861-12-07
Gtfanr Dpe G4orkS.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
wnnrs NA YERBr Ri, Is; South Clark street,
between oeleoa Maeleoa a1d IA; Monroe Chicago, Dyer 7nd
Cleaner kin Of IN 1aH and TSesR Gsod Id *9
;1g store and Country work solicited All orders
81 Mail Express promptly attended to- Post 9f6cc
INV Oily
, 1861-12-07

r ESTER g. CO.'S PATENT
Nesf3ur and Tentf[atfnp FnrnaeA.

For Housea Churches School Houses Public Halls DC
This Furnace has been 80 thoroughly tried In this
locality thata PARTICULAR notice IS not necessary In
fulneas It IS unequailed We refer to Thoa B. Bryan,
: C. q. Hammond. ". y. Farwen John M Williams,
Carter 4 Bauer EsQES- and Ecr Dennis Dunn Of CHI
eago; 7. p Robertson, Jason MaEah and Gh4s Foster
EslrB.- Of Rockford. Address H. ". LESTER, Post
Ofsice BOX $50. Office No S. Lasalle street.
pcl& &R8A8117n
, 1861-12-07
lega1 Rutites.

TRUSTEES SALE. E.-Whereas,
n1cnt Of hts rromisary note, dated July 10Th 1S for
fe sum q scsen thousand s1 hundred and eighty dol
due one year from date there being due thereon
about fortyseyen hundred dollaEs Now therefore. IN
ted y said MlleE OF date with said note recorded IN
the office Of the Recorder Of Cock County, Illinois, II
With the powers OF another Deed of Trust dated March
10th, A. 1851, executed b. I'm Scott Special Comlis
the Soh DAY Of November 1Ss and marked By said Re-
SordeE. Document No s4,ood we, the undersigned,
1Sth S day Of % Rseemeer a. ISL st the north door Of
Cook aforesaid, the application Of said Frees se1
Ct public au2.ion for cs;e * to tie hlshes bidder lots
in the School Section Addition TO the city Of Chicago
In the County Of Cook and State OF Ino1 or 80 uTch
the money due said note, with interest and costs Of
sale. EPARAIA INGALLS,
de1bS..--.td
, 1861-12-07

HID ES1.AI3LlSl1ED INTETIL-
~ GENCE OFFICE,
NO. I'll WASHINGTON STREET.
MRS. BATES desires to remind her friends and pa
irons that size still to be found at the above once
where she Is ready to supply them with competent help
for every station Q-dS.p from the country punctu4LT
attended to. 2. o. Box SOS ieIl'6iIY
, 1861-12-07
TntelliQenre @Mres.

NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
l pcsrGn fe ce 81 anx easfv NJ nf rss en-
suited bE + 4 DeaFboE3 strsst e. or addressnE
XII II THIS 0tHce every eoft Is made suppiy pat
tnns +, Win superior and rtlable help de.h5gt-3W
, 1861-12-07

Agent Riggs TRUSS New England Car Spring
Co.; .Po Bog 1880 -PEoprictor Of Union Iotel
;;Pnblisher Of Macedonian ..- Proprietor Of the
house. y N-~
, 1861-12-07

L NOW THYSELF!- DIR. J. r.
-4A: Ac!'AES. phEfsian and Surgeon, detec,s to
Certainty tlc truc condtor and locality Of discascs
cSt2n5 qiseasss o. ne Throat ana Laag ifeated
1ircu.t-s Of thc Heart 9! the stomach cf the LiSef
kihncyt, n:o1sy. 81. fltcs' Dance Cancers, Cronsr
!Ct-rr E:tun1tAln, Neuralgia. Paralysis FistnIa
tsr4-:S Fits Diseases Of the Eye and Ear, scI1,aai
N.-aSness 6ktu Diseases, Rupture DarrhnA IN Short
:lc"tes. ,t.rs.h!c time We are cure-ali' doctor
tad viii undertake nj case without flt prospect
~IcpYcr1,
, 1861-12-07

Il
Rouse Lyman Rogers Henry Richardson S
Reece Low Rider Henry Rounds Everett
Eelec Nm Rac Henry Riley Eugene
Rumscy VIM Reed Henry Rich Dexter
Raxton Wm Ross Thos + Reyells David
Robins v q Il Richarlon Thoe Richmond A
Iiorden Nm Rcardnn Tim Richards 4
Reed Vim RYAN Thos Riley Patrick
Rice John Ruttle Randolph Caleb
Richards Jno II Reynolds Frank RYAN Cornelius
Iced John " Rinde Frank Rising A
Row!ey John r Kicker S A richards Nelson
Rosehcck John Reese d co S Rood Amasa
Riorden John Roberts r G Rice E
Reynolds James Rood E H2 Reen s Schober
Ryder James Rutherford Rart Fred
Ryan Jeremiah Robins Edward Russell Henry
Richardson INV
Sink Andrew Stone Geo r Scolley A PB can
Skelly Andrew EStcyenson Geo Shaw & Brown
Strong & Brooks Spcuse Thos Sacher & bro
snow Gren SnEder Shaver David G
sutherlanuAlez2S Stanton I'D Stickney Ell
Smith ABB Smith JC & co Shay Edward
smith II / co stimson Jere % Seely stenhen ]
Siblcy Orrin Stansell ] SeaInens hi
Sfmmons& 0dcn Stewart jackson Scott Geo
smith Chas Stocking Jared Sanford G "
StcwartC a Snlon John SemPIe Geo e
Straight Clas r Sime Joseph Sander Henry A
Smith c + Speight Joseph Seclye Henri T
sorgion Charlie Stafford John ShumwaT Ii
| SulliyanP Patrick2 Sun1eryiI John Sears Horace B
Smart D n " SmIdling Joseph Sampson James
sumner PC Smith VIM - Sheohau Jere
| Stiles Z G Sackley John Sandrich Jacks'u
| stiles Edmund Spread Wm Sargent ] So
Spears r " Smith YIN Short James
| Smith Sidney c. 2Stdebotham Vim Sage q
S1nter SamnefT StearS VIM ShC1rJC
| Sutherland Sanl Smith NmH Scott John
Smith Sidny Sutton mr. Shields Warren
Stacy Sweet LC Sawyer Joseph B
| S1ayion SE Ske1ly Martin Shepha1d "
Smith Frank Smith co l. Sheppard II n
! Smith s 4 DR. Smith BIZ Sherwood NC
StautsS y schader & Howe Sanger L r
t. TT
, 1861-12-07

NJ II T. L N1 3111111S 01S3 NOV n
~ OF COOK. ss.-CircIt Court Of Cook COUNTY
November Term. 1851 Eben Conaut yg JaT1cs II
Beers Manerva Beers, Seth c. Hargood, and Ralph II
Hi11-In ChancCrT.
MRneIyn Beers defendants above named having boeu
hled IN the Office Of the Clerk OF said Circuit Court b
Cook County: Notice hereby given to the said emc.
n. Beers and Mauerya Beeza, That said complainant
ed his bill OF complaint in said the Chancery
summons E,c7eupon Issued ont Of ead Court aEaias
said dctendants rcuEnablc on the FIRST Monday ofSep
te1nbcr, isSl, As is by law required.
NOV, u1icss you tho said james IL Beers and Name.
q Beers shaI personally BE- and appear before ssd
next JANUARY term thereof be hpdea ut Chicago il
said county, Tie a.s: Monday ot January. 1s I'D
Of complaint the same and the matters and thin =
therein charged and stated will be taken confessed
and deere entered against you according to tht
prayer Of said bill WM. L. CHURCH, Clerk,
J. "a. MAXBoRS. CompIl'B 6olE. no1ah3344H
, 1861-12-07
U
Underwood Nettic mts


4
Aimes Jance&co A}dridge Saml Austin VIM
Allen & Wheat Ahcrn q E Alderman VIM
on2 Alexander II n Ack1ey Vim
Avery NormanS lieut Adams VIM
Anderson Danl Adams Henry A Adler Lapham
Adams RIB Adams James AtWoodmr
Allen EFT Atwater J II Austin Lee
Addison r s dr ArnlitageJF Anderson Mont
Allen Stephen H AIchaEd John gomeEy
Allen Saml + Allen VIM
e
Baker Thos Blgelow John a Brac1in John
Butte EA BabcockJ Ohm Il Bonheld John
Block Emil Bel! j " col Brrck Joseph
Becker Edwin Becker Jas Nosack Joseph
Baxter 7 d Beaty Y Bond Josah
Deere Richard Barnard 5arnes Jas capt
Barney E E1rbecEer . Borden W
Bit E Barnum Durgee JAS
Baxter r D Bicknell Henry Bymss 10
BedeN DIP Bliss " Htackett II
Baldwin Porter Baldwin q 4 Bogesen Theo
Barnes Chas Recbc Henry Boyd Thos 8
Ba1ToH8 Chas II ,Bliss Henry Brown Geo
Bcrnett c ". Baldwin Thos G Booth A =.
Barber Clemone narnott BrigEe
Eeadcll Chas G Baker Geo Byn Spencer
Barnard CA Beckett G B{ers "
, 1861-12-07

Iathrop mr.
l.oel, Moses
Lewis VIM F
Latspn VIM F
Lyon " lille c
lcban Nm G
Lamb " lizard
Law1ceH Nm
LcInan Vim
Leighton VIM
lt.t,a Joseph
Link John
Lawrence tJolll
Little John "
I an151 A11,t.rt 1
, 1861-12-07

pROF. G1I2AC, Professor at the
- University Of St Marys Of the Lake respect
tully informs the public that he has commenced day
4nd evening lessons and classes IN the French aad
i;!n languages. and IN Vocal and Instrumental 3iu
college Or a thG reiaence 9i t.e pupils Terms mod
Nolcott IT. and Superior streets, North Side.
nO4hH91m1te teW-AT&T
, 1861-12-07

Mason # A
NichofsonJ cal
NeWconl Johnl
Nelson J,lo car
Nopnau J A
Nichols Jer'h {
Nicholson J Z
Ottoway VIM
Orlnsby John
0zanne Jas
Qsguod II E2
0den Albert G
Oswald Fat
0'Drien Thos
O'Brien PHI
PAUL & Goa
Perkins Oliver
Phelps OBJ
PAr1nclce CH
Patterson G Il
pease Oh
Powers D W
Pate David
Penfo1d Richar
paulensonRich
Piper ES 2 e
Parsons E
Powers Roswe
Pierce Eugene
platt EE
Prinlergaast R
riersouSitiney
Qual!s Elcncze
Quinlan Edwa1
Quiyeliu Paul
, 1861-12-07
G1aurSten Gpons.

/EPHYRS, &c-The attention of
=; CE aad GoqntEy dealers y respectfully invited
Init and woven Woolen Goods Skis Cor:ets snd ~.
52hS Se han u nnsurnnsscd by ho il town our
sending us supplies Of the above goods which befnS
bought 1or for cash, offered the same tcrrns
their interest to
INSPECT OUR STOCK.
Orders By mail or express solicited and promptly
filled. GRAVES & IRVINE
nu30h5GaGt ii Lake Stre't
, 1861-12-07

4 SSIGNEES SALE.-Whereas.
az 5 a. con1t 9I1o rs ALEXANDER
the 2eth IF august l3st past made general asstga.
c1editoIs Now. therefore public notice In hereby III.
cn that SHALL the 18th day OF Dce!nher 1861 It 10
court house. IN tho city OF Chicago sell at public auc
ion 70 thc highest bidder for eaS9 al TIC right tite
t. ne east txsnty sst Of r. hoEh 1O9 iec. q oa
Tie conditions Of Bac that tie purchaser is to aue
payment Of all iucuznbEances on 6sld prenises
naaS.5i4-SW CH12S 3. j. MILLER As6trnea
, 1861-12-07

Nolan II G lieut. Nicholas Dun
Nash Henry2 ham
Nayes G II Nichols S G
Norris Geo II Ncedhanl i J
Nelson f B Northrup Angus
Notion r II maj tus
Nicholas Dea1,er
o
O'Brien Corue- 0'Mara Patrick
Illus O'Ncile John
O'Brian Patt O'Neill James
O'Connor Bryan O'Neil1 CT
O'iorman John 0'Rourk Barney
O'Hair Peter 0>Su11iran Jas
O'Mara Dennis 0fRcgan Tirnot'y
, 1861-12-07
EELMDOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,

EELMDOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
~ FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
PREPARED ACCORDING 20
pHAKMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
pEEscz1Bxp AND rsEp EFT
EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
HELMB0LD.S EXTRACT RUCHU
j. ;:c:an,: Ia its taste and oder immediate in :ts
nti!oo and free from all injurious properties C1res at
lille cxrc1se.
LITTLE or, NO CHANGE IN DIET.
Price ONE DoLLAI: per bottle, OF 6tx for FIVE
nui-1ARS, delivered to any name, initial, hotel post
cS:'scss etScc or store
Describe Symptoms in a11 Communications.
E:lABOlUS GENUINE PREPARATIONS
EXTRACT BrCHr,
EXTRACT SAESAPARuLA-
!;:7-ir:ASs Please NoT7cE-Ne Makc no secret Of
= E7".i"t:s They arc selected o5 competent Drug
rs aad are OF the best quality
HELkpcLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
FGuAKED II rAcCo II
I. T. HE!LMBOLD,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
DeFos-1e1 South Tenth st., Philadelphia, Pa.
eoLp
LORD & SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists. ~ Lake St.. Chicago,
hccs for the Suite Of Illinois, Also bv nj, ,csncrta
w Druggists.
nET'AEE OF coCSTEFrErrb
Ask for He1mboId.s---Take M otr.a-
rtte.A3G66m
, 1861-12-07

W.. Of Woodttaa Hotel, near Cxpt Wards Roll
1ng MH has removed to Tally Ho Saloon No. q West
Randolph street corner of Canal. He will have on
hand ffec lunch from 10 o'clock In tho morning 70 il
O'Clock st nCf Friends B1d the public requested
70 ocaa. nos7h51G94
, 1861-12-07

k@ For the cheapest and best lt"lr
.,evelrv wire Dra;ds Cuiis Fi1.zctz etc. 20 to i.
QHSwALDT 1oo Lake street.. and exan''ne these won
deri productions Of art No scEntinE tan aGtect tue
artificial ftn1h tic r;u1 WHEN ntusteu 70 tue hcaa.
Hie Hair .1cwtry contafRs always inc newest Iarls
stSlcs. All n-t!clcf will give ca;Ec satiAseuon.
Ilt1i11. :.
, 1861-12-07

TATARRH! CATARRH!!
~ CATAKRH..!
DR., sEELYE's L1aED CATARRH REMEDY.
wArsHrED to be sure cure tor
dATARRH or COLD IN THE HEsn,
tsE HrEGEEn 1McrsAEn persons die yearly IN this
;h !1s sTotAtrds Of this nufnbci tic disease n1st 1
cATARRH IN THE NOSE.
e nrM ftsp being to the throat and bronchial tubes
to cnfe CatArrh than consumptioa and nr
undrrs;a1d at thc better nay cure Consumptioa
IiM symptoms af cattasrh If they generally a7pcar
aG a A aT5t Tf;y s!lE1t Persons ind cy have COLI
tns:1ye to the changes Of tcmpsraturc il Ills ron
~ ths! :he nose ray te dry slight tliscarse ,ln
n'i i,s "c ts, al;Ersards becoming the md ADHESIVE
c hev and are eitheT II er I'd c by blo
eonrhed o IL Tne eres sis re oaasSe III
causing bad breath; The voice thick and nasal the
sireyed; deafness frequently takes place ANOTHER
common and important EEn,ntcm Of Caia-rh is, t1at
reoa Etcb c as ien s oWn o!na o
Us hcad during the nsh; When this takes place the
ersen nay BE- SHrg that his disease Is On IS way thc
hNe ar the symptoms Of Catazrh they appear IN
:, ii thc aid u the LIQUID cATARRH REMEDY. all
taese SYMPTOMS can be quickly and cGeetaa!y rc.
-io.cd- And have sufficient confidence In the Keme-
clrine Caiarh ,ha afeF &c trisi Of tic ReaedT II
81 eae n'oath no benefit il received. the paid
17cc of shc Catasrs Rrneay, s20o-suHcicnt for Use
cHr meath. with fu!! and elcai directions
Office, 196 Lake, Corner of Wc1Is-St,
Address DR.. D. H. sEELYE
d":lsSiiin Foz: Office Box .315 Chicago, Ill
, 1861-12-07

Yam stadcn wG yeelcte Il yil1er Ricad
vas9 @%g sp5wS hf 'fs atH Sickle
Van "a A1stine Jno }anist e.,, y1,anderhoRrH
Wsstervc1t JohnWeayer Clark Moodley saml
y Wetmorc L Williams Geo
Walter John White Charles Woodbury. Geo
Malker y m Whitman Woodbury. Hiram
Webster EdwardNh hite Q Wing Henry DR.
W. Maish Wm capt Mclch NV Mailer Hclry
White Nm Metherel 3 Wil1ardJ
MeIch Nh Whitney Colt MinchellJ B
Meston MendelA Wilbur ] "
i Mcbster 2 Wand F Willis james
Meaver MS Whitmarsh ThosMsight ] Il
Ma1rcn 1 b. &C., Winter Julius A
Mafr MMaGneF 3;esd Louis Wits MFtEat John
MaEneTs Wyckoff & Hub. VOID Wa1ss VI e : Il !
Msaee a 5snes et! &eedafa &&ssss %m Wm
Walker M M $ N Waits Fas-Wfson vi s
Mslienz r wilkins Alfred Mood dS MosesGco I5a@ Go
Wheeler StephenNing Il i CO Willis Morris
Walter Stephen Whom i Wilson LYMAN
~ M.emple ~ Wilcox e Wilson 1 capt
Marlng Wilbur e. Wilcox y
1!at, Materhoqse Wint Fred Williams lit
Young Vim
Co.ePO BOZ Isl. Proprietor Of t nion iofei
Publisher of Macedonian ..- Proprietor Of the
house.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
~ Office open from let May to 1st November,
say ,e ,e1fsept fcp snnday} from + H. tii! ?. X On
III iay 1et, from A. II. till r. L., daily (exccDt
sl-o j. L. SCRIPPS, p n
, 1861-12-07
Tbr Ttihtt&r&.
LIST OF IETFEaG


Remaining uncalled for in the Chicago Post
f3ffitA
, 1861-12-07

VAULTS AND OUT-HOIISES
cleaned very Cheap By JOHN MAsEE. 81 North
M& street. and 81 and SIS State st. no1et;s3s1r.s ~
, 1861-12-07

Wallace Mary NJ miss
Wager u B mrs
Wagner 1hco miss
Wagner Bridget miss
Walters Ellen HtFs
Ward Maggie miss
Warren Mary mrs
Wells George nra
Whitney Eiza A miss
Wheeler Clara u,iee
NhittleEy Sallie mrs
Whitney Caroline mrE
Wilson Mary miss
Wilson Eliza rniss
Young Lizzie miss
I
, 1861-12-07

w n. ALBAU GH, DENTIST,
~ Office and Residence No. IS West Randolph
etreet. {suCceseor TO Fuller & A1baugh.l would re-
sneetuy Inform The pnhic that he ,naF sl be found
every department Of Dentistry. whether In FIL1Isa
CLEAN1sG. ExTRAcT1SG. REGULAIISa, Or the i9ser;
tion Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH Specimens OF all Ands Of
work can be seen at his office. Charges moderate.
uty1SSl-1y
, 1861-12-07
FEMALE DISEASES, &C.,

Easa a. EErprcE:1ons; Irregularities Failing Of the
y "s' Turner's :.ll Urinary nseases Nervous Debility
a:na y Difficult HiensFuatinn, Rar:cnpcss DC will
- Eapa!atahle me 1csnes OF any kind Haye no deli
81 - ea!slE 20 difference F hat your troubles may
itF themselves. - ~ ~N - ~ ~-AaA "A-o o-1s'
, 1861-01-14
maBKETS he TELEGIkAPIl.

NEW YORK, Jan .1a.--F1oup-:-Demard less
a-ive aad MAKE: scs7ee1y Urn; but prices how.
,soRt sspEs ssitgpss;u u S
herc Au=day night sa1e4 B1t0 bh,s at 5sso1tta.a5
for Eupe- eta.e 553Sl sea for extra st.,e; bsnG
So sa2s5 Sx'rs Msse e 9 shpde t.
hraais extra round hoop t>hio. ciusin1 fuEet Cam
:dtaa 1ocs Ia tnoasrn:c request and qicss w'thoa:
rridin.. s.l:s OF 3a3s14:15 for common 10 ehoIcy
super co1 ~ :: y a. tea re9nsst reported s1o
Wa1.k1-Sc4reely 80 firm. bur prices however,
are without raatcr ii eauge Sales go bsis at
<IGatiSpWhsat I1~pWh a5ou: 1c better, With. howcrcr,
onI5 very nodcresc-bustncssf for export md hpme
consumption; shippers aIs d5spessa 70 NOD 6r tor
& si3G 1905 has anbcr Wisconsin md Iowa At
S1al1a1al; $500 good winter red wsstetn at Si.s;;
Il $135. and 100 bn cxsra white Virginia AT %
Tve quiet. with salea ot SO 4,a At Ea1Ry
d3a, sbo.t ic Iishcr, with, hoWcTer &c 20 on,y vesy
,nndc,ai> export and horns trade dcm1ld- Sales
Et iii bu ii s1c for mixed wrssern- IN storc: 7se@
d = amederats buslrt.s dolns at seG3'e for weste1n,
ciasa1 sns marlc. rer Tor mess, with
x x tbls % at $iS.oG1l7.25 sor mess, :*laoo@15.1: !:
for prime Beef xta7d[ ind IN good demand.
es e. ?. n;;S sso, 5sse, fes e Prime
HaeEed mess, and .411oo@1o50 Tor, extra mesa
Frine ne.s beef dnll aud nominal. Becs hauas
q1fet md d:m At n a.1ac for state and yrcatern.
tut meats dali nad heavy akbA@ae for shoulders
I'D 5sS if 1@s ma s n9f* IT, as .' sR1As
am; rather Eoro doing. Sales 80 .hoxca 1oug
clear nasdales and, 15o boxes long ribbed middIea
<1n private terua*.<Lard continues frr. with fsir
deusad- Salts so bb's at 944ao1 1nr .wHsaezn
It's lattef prize FOR :, seE handsome lot 1,ut.cE
ecilinc a. 10ll3c md 141:1c for state, Clecse
f3uocEniEs-Sus7T. limited business doing at pre-.
vlous prices: W. he Of only ~ bids cnha al
gKSpGs, md % hhds ,: q. at sAc 4olaekes nu'
chsnred. Sales 19 hhds II. o. Al 37@3oc and by
ancifoa 80 bbIA ai K@ssHc eash.
s4ocKs-M hosrd lower No g g.; Ef5e bds g,
% ed dad s ~ GSRi III 1!. Isl Mi4S q
d gtd u, III scrip 7ex, G&ch ssK, C6T ssK.
, 1861-01-14

LEASESwonru, &. T, Jan: 1o--Tho 1nessage
orthc ac.iDy Governor, Bechc, to the TegTitori-
al Legislature, Is mainly devoted to local ot.
E1fs.. Tlr financial to.nlitIun Of tho Tsaritofy
Is diseouraysins, owiug IT. part 10 tho disastrous
effect Of 1Ac ttrnutl,. The total number Of
acses subject to taxatioa rs 5000 on~ The to-
tai number Of farnis Is 1e5 SIS, valued q. 81
10000 Total amount Of taxable property in
the Territory, *G,ooo,C Geo The total amount
Of tax levied in 1859 aud 1sGo was sSa,
About Sos, ,01o Ut that levied II, 1880 stu re-
county and municipal Organization for ..tLe
mineral regions ID western ka1lsas. >. -
+ In relation to-the late 1istnrhanecs in Linn
and Bourbon countica, he urges that steps be
taken for The enforcement Of the 1uwH anl the
.vinilcnt:on Of tho Government. Nc reeo1n-
mends an expression OF gratitude b. the, ,Legis.
nturc TO the charitable who have Eiven rclict
TO tho sufferers rs the drouth, md uEses-a rs.
r@al Of the act OF last scssion prohibiting sla-
very, on the ground Of its uconstitutlona1ity.
In regard 10 national alAlyss h!i t1saks, THO
present distracted stete Of The countE:is.ow:
ing to the aggressive policy OF thc'Rcpubllcnt1
party, md urges union and conci,iotion. but \
dissolution takes p1aco he trusts that Kansas
will decline IN identification with either pors
tion OF the Union, hut establish d separate aud
independent government -.
, 1861-01-14
AEE1yiL OF TIE: STAR OF THE
NESTAT NEW YORN.
Details Of her Warm Reception al
Charleston 1arbor.

NEW ToR1s, Jan. 12-The steamer Star Of
the West, CAPTAIN MCGOWAN, has arrived. She
reports that On Wednesday, at o'clock i. II,
SHE made Charleston bar, laid 10 till daylight,
whr1. she proceeded to cutter the larho7. When
or Morris Island, she was fired into by Tic
battery on that point, seventeen. ahots being
fired at her, Que taking slight effect on her
port bow, aud sccond, as she turned 10 leave
tho harbor, on the starboaIi quarter Que
hail ursscd between tho tniolc-staCk and TIC
engine beam. ,..'.,ti.'
EuulluA IL impossibloto land troops, she was
returning to sea At . - II, when tho tlro was
Continued, several shots being fired after. Sue
succeeded in getting to sea without further
damage to the vcse1 or those on boaEu.- On
coming Out over tile bar she struck. twice.
She re;nained outside the bar over Wednesday
night. That night saw steamer coming cut
of the liasbar, supposed il. pursuit. '.Extin-
guisAea lights aud was not seen hy them.
Same night spoke ship fsmilic st. Pierre nf
and for Charleston, at anchor, which had been
reused nlnlit,ancc ior htvins tue American
The troops will 1c1aa on board until orders
are rcccixcd from Washington. She laya Mt
anchor at the foot Of Chambers street, In tho
North River. =. 3.
The Star Of the West n,so reports that only
vessels Of light drausht Of w'tcr can get within
distance Of Charleston. 1arhor to do service,
an.l also tsanse in c:,arIc Of tho batteries on
aIorris Island arc not the Inexperienced gun
! nr-6 tia: were supposed, which WAS plainly
visible IRON their shots whicn few lively about
the vessel. The general feeling among the
troops ard crew on board is in ElSor OF being
landed at Fort Sumter, and the neu .ara
! anxious to return with proper means for Of
fcuce und defence. :,