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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
BILLIE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is,

BILLIE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
Henry c. SP,rpiyG, Esq. -
Pca,e nd ineood suty cents for which send me an
other Dor of your Cephse Pills They are truly he ef's RUIZ
prsrt wv" A. SLOWER, p. ",
Belle Vernon, Wyandet Co, y.
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BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II, ledo.

~ ~
Win for some circulars large showbl. 10 bring Co
phsc Pills particularly before my customers II you
have anything Of the hind please send 10
One who subject to severe Sea HesdsSe
usually ssng days. cured Of attack In one hour By
your Pill which sent her.
Respectfully yours, . -
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From the Examiner Norfolk, Va
Cepic Pills accomplish the object for which tey weIsnsoe
VIZ: CuIe oil Headache In all Its FORMS .
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n,-. " " q y y Z o TE,
bsionsgg 20 the ESTATE Of d. FANsHAW daceAs.d
~ =; ;; bLEECkER son Co. Will sell, on WTDNES-
NnnSS sse ~ o. Y o'clock at the Merchants Exchange:
~ As;-s so on the southeast coner Of gOthst
v @ rs Lots south side sdjoning shove IN res1
81 S an - i4os On southeast corner Of glstst
.'1't N4'u"oJ WI ssn anu hisuf
~ Lots north sdo 100 feet esst Of stbay
Of 5th % LOTS tonth nde, 100 ieet
nN s G Lots south aide, bet ID and 4,bay.
RESERVE. AM DE- SOLD WITHOUT
Maps ke, Of No. 7Pines
by ordero n
WILLIAM FORREST, sndl r,,.,,
A. T.. SBIpMAN, Z Of n, GnSS.u, Su oI ,iisSte
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APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.

Thus far capital and labor have been applied to developing h,
soil the zreat Of the State in Coal and Iron arr
snos, untouched the invsabe rule that the mechanic art
flourish best where food and fuel cho,per will follow at al
early day IN illinois, and IN the OF the next ten years h
laws and necessities Of the warrant the belief that
lrsEt FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE will be en-
ployments.
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From tie Democrat ST. Cloud Minn.
rvon AZ. or have been troubled with the Headache send m
box (Ceplc P that you nay have them IN case oi 81
attack.
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| From the Advertiser Providence, r. l.
The Cephsc Pills said be remarkable etectna rerecy
M the Headache Of the very best for that e21srs
! eoupsnt " hieh has been discovered.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk Va
They have been tested In than thousand ea.f WHO
entire success
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HAvERFoRp, Pa, Feb. 6, 1861.

Mr.. SPALDIse.
SIR: -, .
wish YOU 10 send me one boz OF youf Cepbsc Pills.
har,reccirci great deal Of ben.ftJroS tsem
Yours respectfully. -
MARY ANN STOIKHoueE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

BRUNChl1Is, SORE THROAT. HORSLNEss ETC.
OefEyman, lawyer Public Speakers and singers will md
d%e IIoohss Of ges' eeneft ses o. before speaking
rgheL Price 2j cent? box
kUsHJONS, corner Of Brosdwsy Barclay and Canal at.
Ask for RushOns l3eent Troches 20 try them
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From, the western r. r. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily iudoeMr spadng and his unriyaed Cephshc
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Use the best as well as the chapest INK.
~ CONGER fIELDSs WRITING FLUID fs JET
BLACK.
81 rs per Dozen
EINhAPrAN INK Co., New.ycfk.
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RKrSoLpsBrRGH, Franklin Co, Ohio
Jan g. 1861.
HggRY c. SPALDfSs,
No. 40 Cedar st, "
DEAR SIN:
Incosed find twentyve cents c for which send boz Of
"Cephsc Pin Send 70 address Of Rev. WIN. c. Filler Rey
nold.burg Franklin Co, Ohio.
Your Pls WORK Ike chnm-cue headache almost issIsieT
Truly yours, - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

t,OYs' JACkErS.-Bluei browh ana e pas,
ii Cloth jackets Cadet Mixed jackets pi,ycs
E4ncv cashmere Business Coats Boys BLACK
.IaI6 Frock Goats Boys Fancy and biacs aesl-
mere Vests BOYS Fancy and Black C4s1imere
'ants Boys Lion skin, Black Cioth a anu ,m
50 over sacks a iull and complete ass0ItAeh''
h w cal aItnntiOn OF pArents
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N.,r. fra,n California.

aroxr Kraxxyy. Jan. cs-The pony express
t,a snd nj hall past eleven o'c1ockon the night
OF the cd, Telegraph communication east
ward has since then been interrupted
on the sth, Dashing Wave, Boston; 9th, Fly
ing Chiltiers, New York. Sailed sth, ship
Charles Foot, Hull, carry,ns 1850 sacks OF
wheat, and ship Achilles, Melbourne.
The Legislature met ut Sacramento on the
7th On the sth, Don Pablo de la GGenava,
native Californian OF me attaihmehts; was
chosen President of the Senate and ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor. He is a Douglas Democrat.
and was elected without caucus nomna-
ton receiving material Republican support,
the entire Breckenridge vote, and but fonr
votes from the Douglas Senators. This cleo
ton indicates the dsorganization in the Doug
las party and 4 disposition of allowing all
parties TO form advantageous coalitions with
opponents. 1t win probably lead to combi
nations contrary 10 partisan usage on the
Senatorial question. The Assembly has not
vet organ zed. A desperate struggle over the
election of Speaker is progressing. John
CONFESS a Broderick- Douglas Democrat, is
the leading candidate, having received the
caucns nomina ton of that wing, but changed
no Republican or Breckenridge support, and
seems destined TO defeat, although the con ties I
is likely to continue several days.
Gen Denver and J. n. McDougall are re-
garded the leading candidates for the Uni
ted States Senate. The impression among
conservative men is that neither will be
elected, rs the nomination of either in the
Douglas caucus would not ensure his election
without nsiderable outside support.
The suits against Harras sethy. the former
refiner at the San Francisco Mint, SET
apart for trial on the 5th of February next.
The only Island news of importance is the
loss al Jarvis Island, on the 10th of Novem
Der, of the ship Silver Star, and the sale Of tbs
wreck for $500.
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rELEGRAPHIC MEMS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LOUISIANA COME OUT!
REyoIc1SGs ~ THE STATE, DC. &c


R.rox RoreE, Jan. 26.--At 10, p. NJ, the
following vote was declared on immediate Sc
cession.-yeas ll3, nays II. The following is
the ordinance
An ordinance to dissolve the Union between the
state Of Louisiana aud other States united with
her under the compact entitled the Constitution OF
the United States OF America.
We, the People Of the State of Louisiana, In
Conv en,ion assembled. do declare and ordaiu, and
nance passed by us November ED. IssI, whereby
the Constitution Of the United States of America,
and the anne ndments TO said Constitution were
adopted. and all laws aud ordinances by which
Louisiana became a member Of the Federal | aien
be. aud the are hereby repealed and abro-
Louisiana and other States under the name OF tue
United States of America, Is hereby dissolved
Aud we further declare and ordain that the Sc
nate Of Louisiana hereby resumes the rights ahi
of the United states Of America, and her citizens
are ahselvc9 from allegiance TO said uofefhIneh,
And further declare and p!dalh iaat an
rights acdu ircd and vested under the CONSTITUTION
treaty, or under any law Of This state not ihcoh
patibic with this ordinance, shatl remain III tVfe
and have the same effect as If this ordinance nd"
not been passed.
Nrw OglYAxs, Jan 2611annon are being
fired in various parts of the city in honor OF
our Independence The Pelican flag noats
proudly from all prominent points. lht
whole community are wild with deiiShi' -
ArarsTA, Jan. 26.--Thc Independent flr'
Company a. sembled at their headquarters OF
the announcement of the secession OF Louisl
ana and fired an appropriate salute IN homo
of the occasion. Subsequently the W as hlhStoi
Artillery fired II guns--siX for the secede'
States and fifteen for the Southern Contsd
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Vim. II Dundas, second Assistant Postmas-
IL General, who died on the 2itl Sttht'
NaAa native of Fairfax co. Va, and had been
Ii The department for thirty years.
N recent fair AT 81. Cloud, Mimi, given
h' The German Catholics, for the Dehcht Oh
lEtir church, Protestant and Catholles joined
cordially, and raised ~ 900.
The Episcopal Bishops of Mississippi, Flo
ia, Alabama and Georgia have discontinued
tie "a PRAYER for the President" in the ser
zee.
convention of workingmen is 10 be held IN
portsmouth, Va, on the 18th prox., TO send
a'iegates 10 the National Convention at Phil
d-tlphia on the I'D prox.
Thomas Francis Meagher was among the
passengers from Central America who arrived
u, tle ARIEL at New York
Tie flannel mill OF j Stott * Sons at Stott
.ie n Y, was burnt on the 23rti inst. loss
$4,000.
Tx President Tyler will, while in Washing
ZOE, s0)ouin with the President by special in
}itat!on
The Crittenden resolutions have passed the
rev Jersey Senate the Republicans 10 Il
man voting against them.
Among the novelties In New York churches
gan l."
The report that Tx President Pierce has
sold out bis bank stocks, &c, is contradicted
" lhe concord IN. IL. Patriot.
zen Harvey, il is stated, Will command the
miiltaTy in the District Of Columbia upon the
oec'sion OF LIneon's inauguration.
John ii Collins and G. w. Gall, attached
% The Campbell Minstreis, died OF yellow fe
yer III Cuba, recently.
i~enty three negroes We're sold at Ports
mouth, Va. on Friday, for SS,7ib
al BLOCK Island, Mass, on Saturday night
Hathaniei Mitchell was murdered by his wife
Ut Ihso. =. strachan, an Old physician,
Feaefsbnrg, Va, died on the 24th inst
Jacob Roller, aged over 100 years, died 4
se"u county, Va, on the 9th inst.
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aithmano pispattt.
MORNING ....,,.JAN. q, 1851.
r,ou WASHINGTON.
n.roynrxcw OF ruR pIsrsrcH, ]



WILMINGTON. Jan. %, 1851
-, so,,,e work Will find for idle
satan s' n Is that the way the old Saying
IS .r3s 70 q" nth was illustrated IN the House
- jiN as the telegraph, don biiess, mas
v-Stffa"' ,.nu I refer 10 the Dnpn hnst
.-taet -, say Dunn VIII hSht, -, w
,ssir EN- will fight, none OF 'hc ~" 49,
cru know, is as good AZ F." ,,c,,fs, that
Ls>- Yo" last night 1t was rep9I.ei ''''''
t-,@. '~t,ned 10 receive chaiienge.
,,srn h2G ~ ,nd Tsnsfs are glorityhg 'ieh'
the TTi"4 la or course, They also gso-
81. snd IN traZyn The former paper says
sfri 1oR" ,o civil war, only hiocktue oi
-s.~f y - ,.~hars. u rts-capthF7hs =, -
>-a,nfi" '.'' ...neTal enforcement OF 'he laws
,tst f,di" Itch is said 10 have reached
pri' 81" ~. .,cninC stating ihat the heh
,.rf yr> cru. .,,,e hv a decided majority, had
,gesy sel A Convention, heNs
refuses ao,,,,nlberS of ;he M"ryilhu Leh,s
'est i ihF 10. ., call a Convention over hIS
.--s sttrhip, ~, o,ery one OF them arrest
,sad he VIZ ~, 4 gentleman who knows
a t5T Tt' h.. Is an ignorant, low-bTed
lssEs "e. liant tool Of Winter DAVIS
-.s and = ., comes from gentleman THOR
Tie f.o,r "a IN commercial matters nav
al-aN .bonla hesitate 'toout joi,lus ~ M
tIrarN ilt,,,,f.sltracv when by so DONG she
se..Af-5 ,,,de with France and Sar-
.,v Obtain -, REDUCTION, II not an entire
ais. ana = ali du1ies in England, which
s-a.a'loltt +rn,s a pound on tobacco is really
~ Hn" d.
a-f' rreadlgell, who figured in the porr
Acfr"' Rhode Island, Is trying ~ play
a.,'.o" >,ljlr,-. by filing aiildaNiis OF Urea
BE- .osr liassrs Toomhs. Cobb, ana DINERS 4,
- - come the gum game over S:hiei
b.. b. ,ll vino sends Smaiiey No.
s.r' ''.'..,nes. If Treadwcl We're on 4
a,-. ID Pm Ir would be in his rishi piacr;--
4 -s-.''''.. '' 3. nov known that the 'abi-
81 'H- ".' ,j,., one vote OF arreSiinG loonoS
Z. a'1.oS.., .. amendment was Thrust to the
I .r,.'..,,. 81, Yesterday. Putting down tIit-
& -s- $50" home a part uf the regular oT"e'
.a:rH ", IN She senate, but the ola ieiloN
4 . t-'." - s4fue, pressing ana paroll-ihS
g-',a '.r! .,t9 w9pter he don copper
o''' ' ..-s -acs ont to-day. The lldes ah'
b baW''' 'ra,5r09d4 have delayed the nail'
3 laaaS g. -, 80, for ten days Or 80, and am
'-'.- ,,i The close of New Orleans ie'.9'
3 ,ra',I -. =. me-. which runs thus - ~ ~
q 81" '.'''gfglarf. 2rl erpsct 10 seize az "a
i '..LS ,ts.ngIs ia thiS He1ghbofhg"o %
n '..' r..f xrsq Dark Certainly i VIII
-g' ,'a.s Bus your adlnonition Is use
.+i''i .,-q, born dark, and nave kepl u'tTh-
-4s~k-erer since w.. ~,
4 n i- .",is-,,, nj sumter and Pickens IA
"a. sr.ut 4 revival Of hope al our hote!s
a,'os ,.sq, and mercurial people here.
We are b.'' ESD.
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v.g.r TowS LIGHTED WITH WATER Gas.
"a . toWu about twenty-five miles from
q. -....sd has been successfully illuminated
- ,.,ffr gas during the past Two weeks.
CINCINNATI Commercial says:
The gas works, capable OF supplying ing. 'h to
ID - h..n in steady operation for TWO
fl a as. M. nroducp pure. brilliant, and almost
1qs "a well pleased are the citizens
q. =. :. ,,.nv who had held of fearing the INA
"a, ~. nov. having fixtures placed in their
...,', A, present, there are nearly five nun
lbrrurrs. supplied through seven thous
feet @! main pipe in the streets otel
p az .o.t o1s-third less than coal gas
NJ ihr same capabilities, rs we are IN
Cd and can be managed by one third 'h'
.t.~ Of men
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WAsuINGToN, Jan. 27.-The proposition oil
Montgomery that the members of Congress
resign. and that arrangements he made for the
election of their successors 10 meet on me "a
of February, III order that they may be fresh
from the people, and ADJUST our poltical elI I'm
nuIt;ns * so far SUGGEST IL lis to have been
signed by Messrs. Montgomery and Florence
az Pa, Bocock, of Va Martin, of Va. Gar
nett, OF Va. jenkins, of Va. hdnondson
az Va. Delarnette, OF Va; wright ana ANfis
or Tenn: Briggs, OF n. J.: Taylor, OF La
Davis, Holman and English, of Ind: Bur
net, and Stephenson. of Ky; Smith, of n Z.
Whitley, of Del; Larrabce, of Wis; i scott
of Cal: Sicklcs, OF n. Y; Craig ana ANGER Ger
Sor Of Mo Simms Brown, Peyton and Ste
rhenson. of Ky; Hughes and Il nkeI, Of Nd Nd
Fowke, Logan and McClernand, OF ~. IN
last names were added because 1t VIII tacih
tate a lust settlement.
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From asuingtOn.

WAsHINHroN, Jan. 26.--Fifty artillersmen,
from New York, arrived this morning, ana
immediately left for Fort Washington To re-
lieve the marines there temporarily on anty'
II is NOT true that Mr. King, the frs assist
ant Postmaster General refused 10 hold any
communication with ex-senator lutee. he
einnly declined 10 show him the papers ne
asked 10 see. relative TO the ahohttoil oi Inv
PIT 0ftjre and mails TO Pensacola. The in
teryicw was respectful on both sides.
TsFCoND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Ian. 2T.-T'he article from the
Toronto Leader asserting that England
will acknowledge the Southern Conicderacy
i. doubted by the Administration. All tht
information received by the Government here
is OF contrary tenor.
The President will send Il special message
TO the Senate tomorrow endorsing the ~
gnia e,oln tions. and recommending lhelh u
The IN yorahle consideration of Congress.
II is stated that EX- President Tyler returns
TO Nlrgiuia to morrow.
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Sau,l, Carolina.

Cu.RIrsToy Ian 2e.-The steamer Column
lia Cant Rprry for New York, went ashore
on Sulliyan's Island beach yesterday, III gong
out of the harbor. The weather has been
tempestuous for week.
The legislature has agreed on a flag for the
state II is of blue with Il white oval IN the
centre. and a golden palmetto tree therein
In the upper flag STAFF corner is Il white ores
cent. ,..
The Senate to-day adopted a resolution
,u,hori,io,r tine Governor 10 send volunteers
40 Florida if needed, in case OF tn" threatened
invasion by any vessel or vessels OF the 'roN
eminent OF the United States. The number Oh
volunteers is not res trictcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

Is.x HAYrI.-Advices from Port an frihcr
9, g.. 49,, "a The hth inst. The anniVe rsary OF
- -,'.,-..s downfall was celebrated with great
mon december -, on which occasion the
81 Ia-ate delivered an address. fhe Legs
I'M. Lsd voted a budget Of 81 500, 600 for the
,.-r.,f, vr,rr-much more than previous ailo"
,r.as 4 law had also been passed gran lihs
LIBERAL pensions to retiring PRESIDENTS ana
l,tfr Algh ~ officers OF State.
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH. Jan. 26.-The House To-Day aoop'-
on a rrsoIu,ion for sending Commissioners TO
Washington and also TO Montgomery, and the
same resolution will pass the senate ms
being private bill day, nothing else OF lIhpor-
tauce trans pired.
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Loss FnllaHT TRAIs.-The freight tram on
Che Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad when
won't INTO Norfolk city on Friday afternoon,
la! Il cars attached, 23 OF which We're
through cars from Memphis, lehh'' having %
q b4f.~
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, Ian. 28.-Cotton is steady-sales of
$500 bales. Upland MidJlings l2fc. Flour Is
firm-aales of IL 500 barrels. state s5l303 "a ::
Ohio s5.7oM5 $50; southern s.; CSC Wheat Is
petter-salCs OF SO, 800 bushels Red Western St.ti
white Il i56fI So Corn is buoyant-sales of ei ooo
bushels. Mixed G7M6se.; white southern 73c.-
Pork Is steady Lard dull at lefm lo5c WhiskeY
is firm at l,c. Sugar u steady-orlcanS atM &C.,
Muscovldo 5fl5lo. Coffee steady at li!0l2.c. Mo-
lasscs quiet at SGfl3Ic. Spirits Of rurpenine firm
Resin firm at ~ .2l1. Rice steady.
FISAHCIAL.--'tocl;s are duh and heavy-thi-
cage and Rock island. sal illinois Central shares,
10 New York Centrais, III: Readlng, 46a va
o's, is No. 6's, 6Si Treasury, IL :. 'ln2&.
Sales in New York, Jan 20 81, oeo Va SIS at 7e5
81 Up9 do at IS. Ga the 10th lust, oi 81 900 do III
IL
BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-flour market dull and
| hcavy-Howard street and Ohio -. City WILL
| ~ % with no sales. Wheat is dnli-rod ~ ESQ
/ ~ white 81 zeal 80. Corn Is dali ard heavy
/ yellow 800, a3c; wite G79t6>c. Pork il active
! mess SIS % Lard steady 1T le;. C0fe" steady A
! llLnrl.ar Whi.knV mnIninal u lie.
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FUTURE Days.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IA LOT IT,, u

(tt3MiiI<SIONERFS "A II H VI EOn
u TIE COUNTY OF HESRitO, IN IuE Two
0P SIDNEY As Commissioner appointed oy
decree Of The Circuit Court OF Henrieo prem
inond Trustee for Ayres, against keins, snati
proceed to sell mt public auetion, on the premises
on TUESDAY, the 9Th February, 1881, al CLOCK
Z. NJ, tf fair; if not the next TAR day, ekcept
sunday y the following Real Estate, oelehglns g
John W. Reins. appears by the t.mmisriigheiI
books, and referred TO in the plainth Dill, We.
HALF ACRE. adjoining Rich d Reins, I'VE miles
from Court House.
TERMS. -une-tlird cash: balance at and IL
months, Tor negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-
dorscd, aud title retained Till all the purchase
money Is paid. GEORGE w. RANDOLPH.
Commissioner.
GopDIS L APPERsoS. Aucts ia 25--tds
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM OF 300 ACRES, IL CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, FOUR MILES From MANCHESTER
As Trustee In certain deed OF trust from Mr. Jas
per :. Clayton, dated lst January, lsgo, duly re-
corded in Chesterfield County Court, shall in
execution thereof, proceed TO sell at public auc-
tio., on the premises, MONDAY the 4th Feb
ruary 1884, at l2 O'Clock NJ, Of fair If not the
first fair ay thereafter the valuable farm former
Iv owned by Mr.. Jesse " Whitehead, and now occu-
pied by Mr. Clayton. The tract contains 3ve acres
The place is so well known hat 4 further descrip
ton is deemed unnecessary.
TERas.-Enough in cash to deiray expenses o
sale, and to discharge note OF Sl,S.dSs, with IN
terest d credit to 81 1893 SO until Isl January
1862: on credit as TO 81 ,S35 33 until LIST January
ls63-with interest from lst January, lsGe-and bal
| ance on such terms of credit may be announced
at the time OF sale The taxes for 1851 to be PAL
! Ia - AUGUSTUS BODEKER. Trustee.
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Sr. LorIs, Jan. 26.-The Democratic caucns
at jefferson City last night adopted resolu-
tions similar to the Crittenden series.
Adyices from different parts OF Inc HIate
indicate a strong Union feeling, and that the
Con antion will be filled with conservative
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t3y HORSE iSD FIXTUREs BrRHED:,-on fli-
d.y. tn. nth inst, the gin house, null ana en-
rtr house belonging 10 Judge A a; Alien
hear cambridge, Ga, were burned GOWN
The FIRE was communicated from the engine
+oari the gin and mill being worked by steam
s4. about 1000.
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WEy0N-IS NOT ALTOGETHER WILD = MI
Howe the Senatorial successor Of Mr.. Dur
Ee~. from Wisconsin, is an influential eX- Judge,
and il prominent for having opposed the State-
Rights decision OF the Wisconsin courts,
which uullilpd the Fugitive Slave iaW'
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Fire nj Racine, Wis.

RACINE, Jan. 2t.--A fire this morning de-
stroyed The building occupied by James D.
Bartlett rs n dry goods store. Nothing was
saved. Loss on the building and goods go, 600,
insured for Sc, 900. The fire is supposed TO be
the work OF an incendiary.
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TINS Typrs "A Southern editor, in attempt
,rg 10 corDl,IIIuput General Pillow as "battle-
81, .rr.d veteran" WAS made by the types 10
rail- him a battle scared veteran In INC
next issue the mlstlke was so far corrected as
-5 .tyI. HIM \ bottle SCARED veteran.
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Adjournment of the Anti-Staycry Socicty--
Refusal OF tho Massachusetts Legislature
10 Loan the society the Sc of Representa-

tive man. ~
BosT0S Jan. 25.--Thr Anti-Slavery Society
reelected the old Board of biiicerS this alter
noon. referring Jackson decimal ton OF Presl-
dent TO 4 committee.
Edmund Quincy explained the proceedings
of last might rXouerating the Trustees OF Ire
mont Temple from blame.
He pronounced Mayor Wightman OF no con
sequence, Iemarking that II was doubtful IL
there WAS any Mayor of Boston. Some CON
vereation followed, when the Convention adj
journed sine die.
IN the afternoon, an order was introduced
in the House to grant the use OF Representa-
tive Hall for Il public meeting Of the Anti
slavery Society TINS evening. After a warm
debate the order was refused passage, by yeas
o. nav, l36. The House was dcusely crowded
during the debate.
\ bill was also introduced III the House
giving the Governor power, on the application
Of twelve citiZrns to use the military force
under orders OF. the Sheriff OF any county
10 suppress riot and protect free speech. Ih'
| bill was referred to the Judiciary Committee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28
By Richard Cauthorn, Auctioneer.


GROCERIES. &C., AT AUCTION o1
" MONDAY, the 3slh inst, at ~ c!osk, a. ~
tore, will sell at auction, la~ge lot u OhcSE-
RiE> and MISCELLANEOUS X TILES, conslsso
iug in part OF new Bacon, Ham, and shoulders. %
plain old Hams, good: 30 pieces good old Mountain
Hams and Shoulders: bbls. Flour; u bols. $40.
asses: 80 barrels Herrings; 10 boxes soap;
boxes Tallow Candles; Adamautine do; obis.
Brandy; 8 do Whiskey;e kegs Mountain Butter.
IL boxes Cheese: 10 bbls. Onions; BIaesiag,
Matches: Clothes Pins. &c.
DAMAGED LT.--Aiso, 10 sacks damaged sait,
sold on account of whom II may concern.
La Il CAUIUORN. Anrt.