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The national Republican., 1861-09-11

7 osT.-A large Pocket Book, with six pocket.
- filled with military and pension papers belongs
Railroad Depot The finder will be rewarded by
esVtng 1t at this Ofice. sep 8-tf
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CONS, CAKRIA GEES, &c.

QlLIIvIma ters' and Sutlers' Wagons, Express
and GI"c,rs aud all kinks of Traders Wagon, to.
gethtI with Light Fancy Wagons, and II general
assortment OF Buggies and Carriages of different
styu n-M and second hand, now In store ana for
sale oy
THOS. YOUNG.
No. 400 Penn avenue, corner Of ~ street.
sep 7-dlwif
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DYJ.c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctso ae.rs.
= -
TRUSTEES SALE OF LuPROTED PRO pFRTT.
sep Id

TRUSTEES SALE OF LIPROTED PRCpFRiE.
By virtue Of deed ct trust from Gsmaliel
BaiIy and wife, dated tt'ruary "a, 1855, nd 10,
coro,d in lh-r }. A. 5 No, 100, folios ht' &c,
n Ill se.l as trustee, On Thur day, Aagus' 'ur
ninth at clock, z. NJ. in tr,nt CT the / ANS $,
al pubic auclo, to the high 81 bidder, all u u piece
of srvGuo in the city OF Wa.hngtoa k"ocI as the
western half VI lot marked five, (5,) in 70 q mum
be ed Ave hrndred aad thir'" three, (53, In tho
plat ii AID city, The same having front ,c -wenty
eight l2S feet two (2 inches on street o. b, and
tinc three story brick dwelling and brci. stable
thereon
Terms: One third cash; the balance In equal in
.talmuuts - ok and Twelve months, secure y deec
OF trutt on the prenes Ii the tcfEs OF sa.s aye .o'
complied with within I've daSa thereafter, irUS
lee the Ri ht to Ecscl At The risk nj est oI
the dItaullIng purchaser.
All convey Gncing at the c'st OF t.e pnr2Iaser.
M. BLAIR, Ti.stee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct!uaccr.
aug C-dt
R5- The above safe is unnvOiNeLiy rOst~
porCG. On account Of The rain uiiu. IL ESDAl
LCAt Sept, mber fifth, same hour and plac..
NJ BLAlR, rustee.
JAS. C. MCiLlEE, CO,
aug :O-dts Auctioneers
sJ. The above sale is further postponed
uuii Thureday, october 3d. at the faAe hour and
place.
JAS. C. MCGUlkE, &tO,
sep 7--law&ds AuctonceTs.
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MRS q nUARUI yv.'I resume the lu-
Nl ties Of her School on Monday rShe sth OF ssp
tembsr, on the corner Of Ninth aud 4 streets, NO
a6s. sept t-sso
The national Republican., 1861-09-11
Marriage License ]

Marriage LicenseJ'
Twenty eight marriage licenses have already
heen issued since the first 0f the month.
The national Republican., 1861-09-11

yH1ANCEB-A Boy ab ut Hixteen Years
w old to learn the Cio.hing buiI.ss. ApIly at
SMIlu'S Cheap Clything Store, No. 400 venth
street opposite General Pot Cihcs' sep list
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AUCTION SALES.
DY WALL 8 BARNARp. Auctionee,,.

FURNITURE AND HOUSRREEPIG FFFEC7y OF A
NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE AT AUCTION.
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hde's tx ra Bakers
a few barrels of the same grade of southern Flour
will be taken that II proves equal III sladp
10 The brurds above II mcu. The bidder 20 tat, the
brand III the mumteI ot bIIrcis OF e-ch kind they
prOIU 10 'uILlh
Government ic rrvrs the right 10 pay in Treasury
,
III, prot c.as 10 tr directed & Capt. 4, BECK
WITH, y l 5. A, and endorsed "frop'sals
sep
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
WHOLE 10. SO.


crisis, 10 Mhich We have been involved
BY the upproyoked and tyrannioal u
Isurpaiion OF people who, Forgetting
the lessons Of their fathers, basS
Ioyerthrosn the iaifess Government
upon earth, il the iasfe Bsn{onness
fef az -sn.'stusalA ssssiz6af prejudice.
amounting to sectionsI hate, and a
disregard Of those great principles Oh
justice and squaiify upon which the
Federal Union was based. / trust
that do-Gay there sfs in Tennessee
no Wbigs, no Democrats; but that
."e are one peop!e-all patriots, al!
brothers, recognizing common in
interest and a common destiny; aud
that We will stard is one man in de-
fence Of Our honor end of our rights.
! pray you to cultivate feeling of
this kind, aud 10 diss. inmate il
your constituents. Its only
by such united and determined ac-
lion. on ihe part OF the people of the
whole South, TIA. we can hope to
avoid the ealanities Of the hloodiest
and most devastating civil war that
has afflicted any uatien 10 the his
tofy Of The civilized world.
i trust a few days will be amply
srilicient TO dispose of the business
= tieh ! have laid before you
Your Irescnce may soon 5e needed
n the feld. aud If not, viii be re-
luiretl at homc for counsel among
our constituents.
Trusting that an AlI-Wise .Proyi.
'enee may watch over your deIibera-
ions and direct yon 10 The adop-
ion Of such measures. as may most
obseive the maiDtaiDance Of The
ishis and Liberties OF the people, |
ubmit the determination of these
matters 10 your hands.
1sRM G. HARais. /.
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GempIe of Gbs Muses.

NAY ASK ME NOT
Nav. ask me not; "the moonlit bower"
OF love is not for me,
Nor hath my Tyre the magic power
To wake its LAYS for thee;
For Gladnesssn never, never more,
Shall sweep across its strings!
It's melodies are shrouded Ger
Bv Sorrows raven wings.
Nor bid me sing: for why should l
On themes of sadness dwell.
TO call the tear-drop to thine eye
And ca,se thy heart to swell
With feelings that would badly suit
A heart so young as thine?--
Oh, let me die ere pollute
With grief thy bosona's shrine'
The crave will soon--the happy grave
Will soon enshroud this form.
Which. like the oceans troubled wave,
Hath often braved the storm,
Then in some lone, deserted spot
NJ resting place shall be-
Ry lirdred Dear and friends forgot
By all-perhaps and thee'
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Ehkwoupimaptizing.


Mn ErHERIDeE Nor ALLOWED TO
SPEAK IN PARls.- Hon. Emerson
Eshridge had IN appointment to
speak in Paris Monday. but 10 learn
that on that day committee Ct cit.
izeus Of Paris Of all parties met hin3
about a mile from town and infsrm-
ee him that be was regarded there as
a traitor to tie South, and weald
not be allowed TO speak. and that If
ne attempted il the citizsns would
hang him. The committee advised
him to return home. which advice Es
acted upon promptly.
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AURORA.

The sun had lain down in the lap OF the
Twilight,
With his fiery cheek on her breast;
She had covered ls;s locks with her kirtle oil
crimson,
Aud sung him serenely to rest.
And royallv, resally. Night in her splendor,
As the streets Of day went dowu,
Came MP in l,er sables. ablaze will the jewels
That burn in her marvellous crown.
When. warm asa smile in the eyrs OF lover,
Aurora loobed forth from her home,
To startle the Night--as resplendent, from
ocean
Came Venus, new born OF the foam.
And softly, as blossoms their petals uncover
As poets unrnvel their rh vines
She siols through the stars, to the heart ol
the zenith.
Like ared ruse that bushes and climbs.
Till peerless and proud, on the throne Of the
Midnight,
She faanted abroad in the sky
Her mantle that fairies had woven of moon
beams,
And dipped in the rainbow to dye.
While elose to the west where the daylight il
brooded,
Her nlaideus-a bevy in White
Had circlel. 10 capcr and dance in ihs welkin
hike elves in the greenwood at night.
And broaier. and warmer, she kindled il
splendor.
Till. like banners Of glory unfurled,
Tie elances OF beauty irem under her eye'id
SEut down to the rim of'ihe world.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16

Southern Fel,ng ia Illinois. = The
following extract is from private
letter received this mUrning from
C4rboucale, in South Illinois, da-
ted the 2lst inst:
This town held meeting last
evening. aud resolced itself ouf Of
the Union and called on all the
towns Of southern Illinois TO fellow
suis. | think the whole Of Egypt
will join the Soush, They hold an
,esasf secession meeting tonight
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Who is Respon sible!

The Toronto( (Canada) Lsader justly
holds the Government at Washing.
ton responsible for The war which has
jus, begun. II says:
The Cabinet at Washington. in
The ca IN judgment Of The wcrId, eani-
mftted serious error in arpealIng
TO the asbilIament Of the sword, but
II is Dow 100 late to adopt the opIy.
states sDaulike policy-to recognizes
secession as a Fact, and act according.
ly. What has now TO be dohe Is fot
The two Confederacies 10 do each 9th.
+r as much harm rs possible, in the
least possible time; to tiIl as meny
men. to sink as many ships. 10 clip.
pie as much US possible one ano' hers
resources. II will be a war cf BROTH
ers, and Of trorhers enraged against
oae another with an intensity Of
hatred that only brothers can feel.
A less edifying spectacle could hard
y be presented TO the sorld; and
while the general 2, mpatby CT map-
Kind has been With The North, the
Governments: Washington Will gen.
crafty BE- responsible for the issue Of
blood.
And such viii be the impartial
;AIomort If ~. :.:l:1t
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An lSDTAs NEwsPspzR.--The R.y.
'Thomss Hubert has CONNIE need the
publication. at Sarnia, &c. Wy Of
newspaper in the .Chippeaa lan-
guage. under The tile of Peieubun,
siguii,iug Peep Of Day We clip
from it the following interesting len:
LhLscanpimaatizing.
TauoDisbishin chiliqusjimuk snw
kaufnukung 90 uki aniDzhimigosh-
kauduk keizkikewsd dDsh ! tpiming
azhauwaua Xiv shawand augozi-
'chik.,
kagat su su mizhisbu kigikandu.
meonigouaum suw KisbsmUniioo
warjIrimaniizung kaueen ansnnsi.
nok 90 uk! kauginik katu nixlyueg.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16

And such viii be the impartial
jelgment OF the whole civilized world,
, 1861-01-09
Go to the Country

This Is the advice that should b. put into
the car Of every as,le-bodied man lettering
abont our streets, idle and complaining of be-
in. out Of work. The entire farming com1nu.
nifty Of :hc West arc actually oppressed by an
ungathcrel corn crop. If We may b. ,ar-
doned the Irrercrcnce, "The harvest Is great
aad the laborers are few" Tens Of thousands
OF acres are yct uuharycstcd FROM very seayci-
tt Of hands. And This should be pressed upon
every nan who is in search IF work at this
season, multitutles Of whom can find homes
and work, and wages, With the farmers. Here
is one OF the many who write to Rev. E. B.
Tutt1c, Of tue City Mission. Itis worth atteu-
ton:
DA1LT TE1DCxE of Thursday last, stating that
there were great uauy In Chicago suffering for
want Of work. II you hare any that are acquainted
to help MO. My work Is picking corn at present.
could -et yonng man II IN IS to 30 years I'D,
! he would suit r.e. want one that cau ptow and
srrtns opens. II hire for short time, picking
corn IS all hive 10 do. There arc two Of my neigh
bola that want mar: man each; one would hl;o ~ :
will be picsin. cnru: Their wages will be accord.
Ing 10 tie number Of bushels Of corn lhey can pcl
In day ut Two cents pes hushsl ana !araed. II I
$50 per yca., board and washing There il grca,
a1aonnt of corn to be gathered yet. think there
Is half Of the corn raised standing In thu field ret
and the general complaint Is thcrt Is co help TO be
hight Ect ali tlo work they caaid DO until spring
In This Vicinity have errle.ed postage stamp
! and would b. thankful to you II yuu would answer
| Til. br return OF mail Flease direct to John S
! Bruwi., East Bccd, Ford Co.. III.
Lam well acquainted with Ncssss. Wright, Be
| tce s. Co, commission merchants, 1S4 kinzIo ST.
whom yon can refer to II soa think proper to do
1 live cluht miles west OF Pcea Station, Chicago
Branch Illinois C;otral Ra1iroad.
I I'M, sif, Juurs,
JoHN L, BROWN
, 1861-01-09
ME. LaENEp:S LETTER

We give Alr. LaEncl the full benefit Of
his letter of explanation, to bc found in
another column. While we 10 not doubt
in the least the sincerity of Mr. Larncl's
desire 10 promote the principles which lie
las heretofore so ably advocated, still ne
can discover nothing in his version Of ll:c
action Of the Committee on Resolutions at
the Bryan Hall meeting 10 change our oE.in-
ion Of those resolutions, or to induce lis to
rc,ract single word uttered in condcmna-
ton OF them. In times like t!,c present, any
resolutions which require labored cxplana-
tion are not appropriate, and are fur more
likely 10 do harm than good. The only
safe rule is to say what yc .nc:la anu mean
what We say.
We are also ia receipt Of 4 letter from
Hr. D. Y Bell, on the same subject, which
will be founl elsewhere. We arc entirely
willing that all parties should be hcarl, but
We cannot forbear asking these gcntlcn,e:,
ehat "grcat concessions" they are pre-
pared to make. Their resolutions declare
that they arc ready to make great toncts-
sions. Now what arc these great canoes
sions? VIVA. have the public right to
understand By that phrase: 1s;t supposed
that they will constr1,c it as meaning :caa!l
conce- s;ons? IL is no answer to say t1la,
one man may understand it one way and
another another way. AL persons know
that great do rot mean scanV. All know
that the Personal Liberty bills were rot in
issue in the la;c national campaiEr, while
the freedom OF tic Territories WIS tue dis
tinct issue on which the battle was fought
, 1861-01-09

cession until this las been effected. But In
meeting of opposite political parties, called
with view to combine them for one great o.
jcct-the maintenance Of the Union and the
enforcement Of tie law6-we were willing to
waive the full expression of al our views and
to concc,lc something for the sake Of 80 desar-
able and important an objcct. !.
We're it not for the extreme and perhaps not
altogether unnatural eensltiyeness Of 1tepun.
Icans in regard to this word "concess,ons,
turre would bo nothing in the resolution as
it reads to gire dissatisfaction to any ono; but
tho resolution uses the word in no offensive
or Objectionable sensc, and hope we are
strong enough and brave enough to be able to
trust ourselves to speak words Of Cancellation
and fozbca1ucc, without being afraid that We
arc going to desert our principles =
E. C, LARSED.
, 1861-01-09
Visits are few and far between. The members
of.thc Legislature do not set torment him,
aad altogether lie Inns a season Of unexpected

aad altogether lie Inns a season Of unexpected
buict
Mr.. SEWARD AND TIE STATE DEPARTMENT..
The belief is gaining ground that LII. Sew
ard will be offered the State Department. That
honor seems to be demanded by his friends
who say that his eminent services to the Re-
publican causc entitle him to recognition by
the incoming Administration. The New York
interest is pressing him with considerable
zeal, and it is probable that Mr.. Lincoln will
be glad to meet Mr. Stewards wishes whenever
they arc indicated. With Nj. Seward In III :,
State Department, and Goy.rnor Chase at the
door Of the Treasury, the country could rest
IN the assurance that nothing commended
for In the last election could be neglected.
TIE SEw GOVERNOR AND LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
Lieut.. Governor Hoffman, arrived this eve
nirg, ready 10 assume the duties Of lis place
On Monday next. Governor Yates was here
to-day, but his attention is distracted ty sick
ncss in his family, Of an alarming character,
aud his visits are necessarily brief
DEPARTURE or MIS-. LINCOLN.
1t is reported this evening TINT Mrs. Lincoln
went East to-day, to make The necessary ar
rangcmcnts for going into the White House.
DELEGATION or CHICAGO MERCHANTS
The delegation from the Chicago Merchants
Association was considerably increased to-day.
Tie members arc working hard forthc accom-.
p1ishmcnt Of their Object.
, 1861-01-09

TIE PRESIDENT ELECT.-Some months pre-.
vious TO the late Presidential campaign, the
public were Indebted to Leo ". Volk, q tai
snted young artist Of this city, for most ex-
ccllcnt and E:ithfnl bnst of Mr. Lincoln. Ue
has just finished an exquisite cameo cutting
Of the President elect, capital likeness and
Of high merit In its class Of art-
, 1861-01-09
l. GOOD KIpD1yCE,

The Hon. Mr.. Thompson-Thompson
with ''p' in it-llas resigned the Office Of
Secretary Of the Interior. This is tho best
news youchsalcl to the country since the
resignation of FloJl There is now one
less D:suuionist il the Cabinet, one less
custodian Of public funds whose accounts
will not balance
, 1861-01-09

Especial Dispatch to ttc s'ai:syo Tr;bunc.1
srS;,S"y,ELp, .Taa. +, 1860.

srE,S.rlGlD, Ja.. +, 1860.
ELECTION or SENATOR.
The S:El:c convened this morning, aEi
went tAtou5!, the f,rmclity Of passing few
Resolutions, one Of wAict provides for 4 joint
session Of tLc two Houses Tomorrow, for elect
iny Syr2:o7 Of The Unite. States. It was i'll
trodnccd yesterday b. Mr.. Bloage;t of Lake,
and WAS a.l"p:ed without Resistance 'y the
Democrat: 10 day, :.iier which & rsso:ut.oa to
a1j!urn, that t;is da::, t!:a Eighth nj J,uary,
might b. observed II, honor Of Gc3 Jackson,
was passed, aul the session c!,dei-
oE6AS1zA1:oS CT THE uorsg.
The Democrats Of ilc House, ;.ssrr slcr;,in-
over lacir yesterdays action, ee:nc i'll this
morang md permitted The organization 10 be
completed. The nominee IS o! .Ac Republican
CAUCUS were elected by the ,,:ual ra1iy major-
ity, as follows:
Spea1e4-lIon. S. H. Cauoa of sap:amon.
LIert-lIas1:y Nayue Ut 1lc!leury.-
Frs! -issist1.t t!kfI-J. ". Aif3cu Of Noat-
Szea.d 4lsslsfunt tstrk--w. L. Robinson OF
znr::;:.2 s'; ls12's**;"g cs'1-s. Z. Als1aa-
II@: -I.-it1n. :Asv;.,.3 <.att E1';rossi'+9 C.;r1
IL {. Lathat.: .; L..rll1.
s:e,.d a~S:::a:t E::,o;;:r7 an5 ra=sin7 Cert
u: II. 3''f5cr Z: Maulso5.
t?r ~, ns,x5;1 ~ T.'s ', vrSss nT - of
c,,,k. ~
:SesoM Asst5:a": Osor htcsih5'-''ei=ic1n ala'tia
~. Aast<r-D. C. Lrady. o: Putnam.
battle c= szw onLrASs-A sk,r,asu IN TIE
HOUSE.
Alter the elections were osef, ar eroad"eA
introduced the usual Fczo'*f'on: sso:iylng Inc
her" CT the Battle OF Ne" o71caus, aud recon-
mcnd;nS that the House adjcurn IN honor OF
Gen Jackson Mr seaumon o:coos o1sred
the following amendment; And Of bis nrql,
ness, devotion, patriotism and unh'n chfns s
courage and determination III enforcing tue
, 1861-01-09

The Hon EDGAR CowAS was yesterday
elected e. S. Senator from Pennsylvania,
10 ill the vacancy OF AIr. l3iglcr, whose
term expires on the 4th OF March next
, 1861-01-09

CHICAGO WASHING TON WIDE AwAKEs-
Tho members Of the old North Side Wide
Awakes, and citizens Of the North Side gen
erally, met on Monday evening and organized
themselves uudera new Constitution and By
LAVE rs permanent organization.
The following officers are duly elected for
the ensuing half year:
Frcsident-AIoSzo HARVEY.
TieePnsideuts-B F. Millard, B. ". W.Thonnast
John T::Appleberg.
Secretary Duncan Macleau.
Tfasxrer-Hen1y Bcckezt,
Dircetors-S Smith, John Atwater, George
knerr,
The election Of military officers was defer
red until next meeting.
A committee was appointed to procure 4
suitable hall for business and drill meetings.
After few stirring and appropriate remarks
BY 4 D. Bradley, Esq, the meeting then ad-
{nnrne5
, 1861-01-09

C.H. SCRIVEX, Advertising Ag<nt, es Dear
born ss Is authorized to r<ceiEe Adre5ftse:etsj jo
Ais cad al. Ias L<adia1 Papers of the lEorth,oest
, 1861-01-09

w 60 10 John Joncs's, 11o Dearborn atzeet, and
get your clothes cleaned and rrp:lrc1-
sB-Call on Dubois at 103 Dearborn street, base-
mcnt ., Portland Block, and get yoar Sign Paint
Ing done chcarly. dce19:it
E-A All should not fall to read the advertisement
o! Prof. Wood IN to-days paper. se5ly
, 1861-01-09

TAKEN UP-By the Police, a
hob.saIi?d brown Ioist. ;aboos afscea hands high.
SONS While hairs on the head, Tag owner can nnd
the 1t L. s. Drttona stable IL tFaukin ttfeee
, 1861-01-09

Mr.. Coughs long rcsldence in the great
world of London furnished him abundant ma
tcrial, which he has woven into q series Of
lectures, among the most attractive OF any to
which We hare ever listened. When, q month
or two since, they were delivered TO immense
audiences in this city, hundreds were turned
away, utterly unable to find entrance, and Of
the large number Of hearers, not one but con-
fessed the lecturers acknowledged power, and
TINT never before had 1t q more adequate theme
than in the portrayal Of the phases Of human
ity In the great metropolis, from st. Giles to
St. James from the stews and slums, to the
great drawing rooms Of luxurious West End
life. Now he would strike vein Of rich hu-
NOR, and the audience were In roar Of laugh
ter, and anon his Fathos would set them il
tears.
Such was the enthusiasm awakened By these
lectures, that Mr.. Cough WIS strongly impor.
tuned to repeat them here, which, we asc glad
to hear, he will do, On Friday and Saturday
evenings Of the present week, at Metropolitan
Hall
, 1861-01-09

WTANTED-A good Sea1nstres:
w and to assist in taking caro- Of children: In
nntre At Room II Richmond Unrse,. tn9 GSs0 II
, 1861-01-09
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printed, tells when your subscription runs out
Keep au cJc omit.
, 1861-01-09

TIAIOTHY HAY.-10O car loads
Of the best Timothy Hay In bales, we'll bound, Of
100 Tbs each, and Ten Tons on car, for sale
CHEAP FOR READY PAY.
Make application Immediately to the undersigned 1t
de'2zia FRIsBE .BRoTHERs-
, 1861-01-09

PHILHARMONIC soc1ErF:-This Society will
give their third Concert on next Monday
evening, jan. 14th, In Bryan HILL The pro-
g1ammc is very attractive, and embraces, be-
sides some pieces Of a brighter and more
sparkling character, the orerture to the YAM
PVT, Chopin's Funeral march for full orches~
tsa, Andantc from Beethoyen's celebrated
Wedding March from the Midsummer, Nights
Dream. The Society der..s themselves to tho
study Of the great masters, whose compoai-
tions have been stamped Us classical by the
exclamation Of the musical Of all nations, ut
the same time giving variety, t.. their pro:
grammcs which must make their. concerts At.
tractisc to all They surely deserve tho sup:
port Of all who feel auy interest in: the pro-
press nf musical cnlturo In our city,. -
, 1861-01-09

WANTED)Io Rent two .,o,, or threS 1s es}
1ntn3tes' walk Of CLARK street Bridge. address r u
BUx 1871. 11t1l&
, 1861-01-09

r OST-On Monday last, the 7th
IL inst, between Wabas., 2yenuc AMI Stats street,
opposite the fcher I.c.d scat1elnahs Beaver Nui!.
LEI. nearly liberal rewarlItl be given 70 sny
Tr.huhe otace, !as1lt
, 1861-01-09

WEEK OF PRArEE.-RcllGious services Will be
observed, every evening during the week IN tho
United Presbyterian Church, corner Washington
and Jefferson etrcets, commencing at X o'clock.
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