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, TOHEADS OF DEPART

49, HENTs AND AssIsTANTs-I would beg to invite the
tenon Of the Heads Departments OF the various branches Of
the Governm States Ia Richmond
large and extensive oct of Books, Paper, station
cry, Envelopes, Blank Books, &C., which will
furnish thea at prices.
Having attached u my establishment an extensive Book Bnde
We prepared TO execute Binding and the manufacture Of
Blank Books every description the best and 81 the
lowest prices. A MORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller
lea Mali ct Va
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II. CLAY PATE,
Captain Of Cavclry.

WIsEs LEGioS This body of soldiers will provo to be
the finest in the service Of the Confederate States The
impairment of Wiss will make another hurat on the
battle sld. The Legion will be composed OF Virgniani
and North Carolinians. regiment Of the latter will b
under the command Of Colonial Wharton Green, OF War
ZEN oounty.-Ralsigk RsQisfn,
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Close" IA .ssarsd Il w be dreadful day whea. sfssr
the thunder OF artillery Is hushed and the rattle OF muck
etry las subsided Southern column, with one terfhc
h1uL shall leep with rapture to close encounter win
DO enemy, and commence the harvest oil oea'h Win
haEnnaf onilass and Bowie kniie.
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The Baltimore paDors Of Monday furnish the Following
items.
By late arrival from California, itappears that Hon.
T. Lane, Of Oregon, was yi. in much danger from
,un.sso wound Tie ba entered the right breast al
passed out through the shoulder report had obtain
Ia some that he dead bat not generally cred
red. IL vas not stated how the wound received.
There are -four pssy Organizations in California for the
zee ion The Union, the DougI-s the B-ecknridge and
he publican
Senator Latham was still, canvassng the State, and
N. kim ONION sp-ecu-s-
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INCREASING rHE TAxIs.-A meeting Of the New Yorl
merchants has recommended to Secretary Chase TO i'm
pose tax Of ten cents per pound on tea three cents OIL
coffee and two and half cents on sugar, to take eec
On the LIST of August Mr. Chase is said to favor th'
proposi.iOn.
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We call particular attention 20 notice in aao;ser
column for scheme for attacking the enemy at sea. We
are satisfied tina. there IS crea. virtue in The prcsc
While the public interests viii be promoted, individuals
NAV reap rich profits. A word to the wise.
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NOTICE To CAPITA S.-THE STfh
~ ADNERrIsEH hay ny large experience in Nava--kzs.
steam Affairs OF forming JOINT STOCK OOM-
PANY purpose operating sEA against the FEDERAL
GoVernneuL
sAlasi his plan fsA5.bls that eoala be
atapttd n a. vii yitd large prNhis
pu0na Interview be had with him al kxehsnse and Bal
lA,a House, No Al, from 10 A. NJ, 70 . p ~, daily.
hshmond, jane is,h 1891 isi%-u
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CAPTURE or A PRIyATEER

CuArLEsroN, Juce 1.-The little Privaeer Savannah
formerly rio. boa. in Charleston haroOr) has been
captured by bocksding and sent 10 New York
ia charge Of prize crew.
There is 10 ruth in the rumOred capture of the steam
.r Brook, .ll a. New Orleans.
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APPROACHING MARRIAGE CT THE DUKE OF NEwoAst
rLs-The London correspondent of the New York Pos

APPROACHING AAREI4VA CT The UUAE OF NA"VAsE
rLs-The LOrdoa correspondent of the New York Pos
writes:
suppose few Americans will fail to receive with al
most personal sympathy the announcement that the
Duke Of NeScaste is about 10 marry our Princess Mary
OF C.mb idge The Princess is a comely aud singuarly
buxom Young lady is Ike her sister, the Princess
Augusta WHO married tie hereditary Grand Dixie Of
NeCksuburg-Suttz only the younger daughter Is more
lively looks oleyerer ana Is decidedly atter. The Duke
o. Newcastle has bees married before 10 the daughter
Of The Duke Of H,u,Ur sbu. the Tiage dissolved
A. hs srit rs I dare saw your elders will remember.
Nor need tell Won ho0 muoh he is esteemed IN private
LIE. IS well as N political society, one OF tue most
unable as well "a, conscientious The Queens con-
sent ia mark at once Of her thoroughly sharing the
t o. George the Thirds marriage act, and OF htr es-
- far the Duke the guardian OF the Prince OF Wales
turing his visit so You The Princess Mary is the yourg-
est daughter Of the late Duke OF Cambridge, AID is TWEEN
.y-sgyen wears of age.
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AFFAIRS N ST LOCtS-LARGE SEIZURE OF
CCUNTERFEiTS

s I0IIs, June Inc CIV council 7es'erdly re-
ccusid re4 s aC..ou accepting Mayor laYors resgna
ZION. aud allowed him 20 withdraw It.
About 5000 Or0 10 counterfeit bank notes, well en-
,rsved and eleven UIGlh he'd bogus plates, seized
oy he police Yesterday in the house OF Nelson GIigg'
md its occaPtrJs logged IN Jail
Gel Sui-l's American Z)uave corps has been accept
a bv ,he War Department. This is the thirteenth regi
ncrt furnished By Missouri
The correspondent. Of the Democrat says that nearly
l the state officers have lef. Jefferson Ci;y.
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A GARD.
To the Editor of the Who:

To the Editor Of the Wig:
Some time SINCE notice appeared in your paper about
W. G. Coffin, in the employ Of the Lin oln government.
AS have son by that name, of my friends sup
posed that it was the same person. wish to correct
such impressions, by informing the public that child
Of mine would disgrace the BY joining the Federal
government Ny all in the Southern army; and
although am 6yfve years of age, am serving in the
Confederate States army first lieutenant of cavalry,
attached to Wise's Brigade.
w IT COFFIN n
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EyECUTvE DEPARTMENT,
K leigh, June 10 b., 1861.

AN INrEEy.,w WITH "FUss AND FEArHERs The
Lynchburg Virginia. Of yesterday says;
Virginia gentleman relative Of General Scott who
has bee in public cmy oyment az Washington for some
years, etermned aS week TO leave that city and re-
turn 10 $ naive Safe ApPrehensNe that he might
not be able to get through the lines OF the Federal
troops. h, applied to General Scott for pass He
found the Cd solder at bis Office with bis feet, ancies
and lover tr,mtes il tub Of cold water The old
ntemsn was sufeIlg With govt, and said that It was
e ting up TO his stomsch. When he was Informed by
The gentleman u question of the object OF his VISIT the
General tod him to 60 but TO be careful lest the Fede
rs troops should xii nm after he got to Virginia" The
same e nusman, wn) has also mad visit to our camp
Al Manassas Jutc ion says that soldiers are iHcem
parabv superior to the fore. he saw in Washington.
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ben rslssssd The eshsrs sss S 10 de sussd bou..
All the troops here are 10 peri health and 10 hns sp,
Major neral BaLks left Washing to-day TO ss.en.
command Of the Department! Of Annapolis. lie has 10,
selected bis staff yet.
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DoNr UNDERSTAND Us-A correspondent Of the New

DON'T NpkRSrANb CS--A correspondence VI tue -NV"
York Herald writing from Pensacola, says;
The truth is Greeley Co, never be made to I'M
derstand these Souherl people. They called idle,
AVID so they are when they have nothing to DO. But
give them an object and the ID himself is not more
industrious. They are unit too-,h re is no division
smones. them. Reconstruction is thrown overheard,
AID with such As Jeh Davis at the head OF the
Coaieleracy-olear sighted calm, resOu,e and finn, in
,welye mouths il will be firmly established one OF the
Powers Of he Garth.
, 1861-01-23

BkzKs or rHx pxtrEp SFATEs,-The following
tahls will sbow the condition Of the bank Of the
CEfted Stotes On the 1T Of January for threeyea
, 1861-01-23

mail shall not be opened In rebellious State /;
and it b further provided that the Pfesident
hhve power to uae the army and navy for the
e1e2ntton of ths law. The consideration Of
the ohi vas then postponed till Thuisdiy week.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
report Of the Committee Of Thirty-three.
Mr.. BINGHAM denied that any State could
By any appliances, separate from the rest or
that any State could strike down the unity of
the Government that makes Us one pcopie In
regard to the seizure Of forts. afsenals. and
other law1ess measures, it ia the duty Of Con
gress to strengthen tile Executive, to enable
MN 70 summon the people to the vindication
opposed the measure recommended By the ma
1orlty Committee in toto. He wouldn't vote
j, for the admission OF New Mexico until ehe
Fepea1s her untnst Slave code.
MI: aCLEMENS: believed before God that
Slavery would be crucified ii this unhappy
+ Union. II not cruciaed, it will have the death
rattle IN Its throat. It remained to be seen
Whether treason can be carried on. There was
brave and holy minority in the slave States.
1'azarus Is not dead, Int eleepeth. He asked
no tavoss for the South. but demanded that
1nsaee st;e Only that springs from honest magma
nlmtT. North Carolna, which first proclaim
ga inoependencs, and Vlrginia which gave
birth to It, were both allied 10 Aaesachpsetts.
He believed there Jet fingered patriotism
which Will snre the 'conntry whose glory be-
longs to us all
win You be appealed to to step forward In
spirit which made our fathers ilnstrious. and
not shut ont every access to sympathy. HI,
clemens showed thas the law Of population
governed the question. It Was population md
capital the South wanted, not territory. he
showed the object Of the Southern Confedera-
cy Wns to open the African slave trade. The
south out Of the Union will never be able to
secure as much territory Is he could hold in
his hand. 1t was reported that the South were
sending commissioners to Europe to effect an
alliance against their brothers in language and
lineage. II the South would take tie Cousti-
tuition OF the United States as a provisional
government, the Cotton States will have leeis-
lasiye power over the Border States, which Will
be bound hand and foot to policy. rs they
even wele under our Constitution, inten-
sitled fifty times.
Several gentlemen moved that Mr. Clemens
nave Leave 10 continue his remarks beyond the
hour for debate
Mr. MARTIN of Virginia e1citedly expressed
the hope that the member would not be IL
lowed TO continue his traitor6us remarks.
sided.
Mr.WAsHBURN Of w.sconEin advocated the
minority report from the Committee of thirty
three, made By himself He IVES opposed to
gaving slascry a guarantee In the Constitution,
and to the admission of New Mexico.
Adjourned
, 1861-01-23

E1foOn@1sece1sedAa Aatt week, 1S.673 brls. In the
carly part Of the week the demand for Flour Ens
light, and the markrt was dan and the prices ruicd
I shade lower. For tive days past, however, there
and .sss have asn
the demand slackened od, and the market ruled
qaiet-cloxtng IT. S a69l60 for fair to choice
g sesf sspas srd f. sSpsns
sales At $5.60@375 for white, and <56oG5a5 for
I'd RE FLovE il quiet At e2.9o0aO 3 brl
col.s Ind ' as 7 e9Sa sss sgEB md aq ss
Fee3I .as demand 4: ri: u. E; :esize and
do Il 445o del $50 bbls Burgess Nillss' and 10
bh's Morgan It 40 del; So bhle good spring
extSas on p /; 800 bbs fair spring extra At 81 s
WHkAT,-Rccetred latt weak. ISL, 1866 In. In
asT limited fecalPts and a. aetiSe speculative III
prices paid = the date Of la.t weekly review,
but y the doss, because Of less favorable news
decline ixe Sushe Tkers i ms noahfns aafG,s
doing In Winter Whest-the stock here being very
tri6inR, and the receipts next to nothing.
II soon ~ the staamer waa telegaphed, eager bny~
e Ss3%s r. 1ses md Poes declined 1@1Ae
s;ors q % Is sse1s: sy s. e. y
sselp LOO bu Do i &c Il store; 4,oee DO a as
9o1+C ~ &LUIE9 0seNt w AH AI 4ot&E LII
h1 do NJ 75c IN Etore; TOO bn Rejected at &C In
s1erc: ssaes fx xssmple were . folIows:--stN bu
Club In bags ata4c on track; 66 bags do at e2hc on
track; 20 bu Spring IN bags ai Rac DEL; 400 bu do
1t INC On track.
The stock Of Wheat In store In this ctr IL about
$50 600 buahels.
= EoRA-Recciyed last week, ,63S bu. There
b. eeen fair dauaaud for Cora during the past
6efE-paftly for 4htp1qent and partly TO hold till
= aS4@3s1e sof MIXED n ftors-occas[onally
touching tx. Bestde4 thIa however ahonf n fxn
bushels hare been sold Tor delivery Oh or about ts
opening OF nayeaGion 1t &c Lob: but II thc cloee
there Z but lltus inquiry for forward delivery At
, 1861-01-23


new fORk: Jan. 22-AsHEs-Qufet and steady
s1o !: Tor pearls.
fIouE-DemAno less active and market may b
quoted &c brl lower Sales OF aeo0 brls at IS II
@S95 .nIcr state: SA4oeEo.a for extra statc
<S:ls9o.1' dor euper western; S5.40425:0 tor com
non to medium extra western and IS tuG5.n 70.
snipping brands extra :. p 0, Market closing
heavy. Canadian -four dull and scarcely 20 firm.
Sales Of 200 hras At SOL; Is for commou to choice
eftA. Rye no1r IN limited request y 81; 1904: 80
common 10 choice super: Corn meal. sales quiet
and prices nominaafy unchanged:
MHskF-Heasy and lower. salea Of 400 brls At
1sH, closing at tnsidc prices
GaA1S;-Wheat heavy and fully 1c per bu lower.
w1sn @ only VT moderate export demand sales
{: :aW b4 good Chicago spring at $1.a0, 1850 bu
MI c1ab q $1:3R1.so delivered. 5000 In amber
sound It 81 50 delivered. a00 bu winter rcd west.
esn A. SS IN store I'D SIs1 for small parcels of
1teh At Siss. Rye quiet. with triiing sales at 20
Gls5c. Barley ecarce and firm At 6sGs0e; sales Of
S1o bq good state At &c to store; Gem heavy and
dropping sa1es 5000 h9 at ssH&mc for white
western "a store snd delivered. tnclndins:. small
PSfa PaHas =. rs, osesc 1of nev 70 nhsEn EsoE. in
a01e taal ions T. sVGtso, @nd ioaEt tic Tor TIL
, 1861-01-23

oooprn.or o,.. x,u...
fEdhAu,E-QaieI We qoo'e II ioll9Ws 9snss q.
Faekng 81 hae.s. f , s:
sap !aefces. 4Sh ao9ps Sp r q
*I.tao"' n:s3n oon '0V9ps ~
MI31 MnHRy
Rn M, roeS1Ase
p.o9f TON. nihIse!si h aas hoops @SSS,
Font s e. ~ "a sha g
aisSk3Ey iS y poes, M.-.-.. .s1s oe@20.09
1a cmP GPs =: so,; ~ , ;. DEMAND m
6Rns aninioa' s;So4 sa;a e sao5se a Ss ooa.a
sa@pna1 Mospnlnes x99; botax, refined as9sc; Aloes'
so@; ssosee; ss1mss1ne, crude. Dc; Gamph9r seanSa' s'
oa9Gaoc: cream Tartar, ~ Rhn6sEb. East lna1a,
retash e seg kpsem siam sn51s
Geac; Viu!ot, plne: l4G4l6S; Nader. lssQltSs
Gochtncal $lss0i:50' 1edigo. 1oS9l.N; Ra!eg. e5
stlVss, 1satE1c; Opium. f8:Soefa;sq; Annstto: aW
r. ~: TeFEa JaHonisa, aHgsc r.; IT,. soaa,
s-sGsse1nets ss ogse HP. soda O. ~. sHgsAe Il II
soda. sH43c; sugar Lead. lS0Dc; 01a.iG ACID,
So@&e 2; Ia'ta1fc Acid, eoGS6ss; Gan sheltac,
7osa61S s9sF = p: xopaa. ,- ,.h..,, 1.s
-, Es~fresns ~ ~ 1oc = oo]' ps tas oasFei Lned
, 1861-01-23

WAsmkG1oN, Jan. 2l-A Cabinet meeting
was held today to consider The object Of Ex.
President Tyler's mission in behalf Of Viz
ginia.
WASHINGTON, Jan 22.-In anticipation Of
official Information Of the secession Of Geor-
gin, q majority OF her Representatives have al-
ready signed letter Of withdrawn from the
House. Hill and Hardeman have not vet as
sented.
Gen. Dix states in letter to the Committee
on Ways and Means, that after careful exam
ination Of the condition Of the Treasury SO far
IS Is now practicable, that soo,0oo, ,060 will
he required to carry on the Government till
the LIST of July in addition to the ordinary rev.
enne from a1l sources and Treasury notes al
ready granted. This amount is provided for
In Mr. Morril['s Tarlft bill In the shape Of a
loan which the Secretary Of the Treasury will
probably be authorized By joint resolution to
convert into treasury notes at his discretion.
state Of the finances, and even now there may
be other heavy liabilities discovered which
Will swell tue aggregate still more.
Tie party who has undertaken the treasona-
ble job Of supplying Mississippi with rifles
las been detected Ia telegraphlng 10 the az
He had nearly, If not qnite completed bar
gain with an>ascnt Of Northern Rifle MANN
featuring Company, when be was exposed.
While derrick was In use on the dome Of
tue e. pitol this morning, the main shaft broke,
the falling materially managing 4 portion Of
tile corntcee Of the iron dome, and injnring
several workmen, one Of them seriously,
WAsn1SaToS, Jau. M.-Lettcrs received
from Paris By the Asia, state that On New
Years Day the Emperor Louis Napoleon, at
the official presentation of the diplomatic
corps. expressed to Mr. Faulkner, the Ameri-
can Minister, the hope that no States had sepa.
rated, or would separate, from the General
Government Of the Union. The Emperor also
expressed The wish that the United Statca
might long continue united and prosperous
people.
Secretary Dix to-day communicated to the
House IN important document ln reply to Mt.
Ways and Means. 1t gives first the amount Of
the public debt, detailed description Of the
different kinds Of debt Second, the amount
and details Of the floating aud unpaid balances
with claims. Third, the amount Of acceptau-
ces aud other acknowledgements Of debta by
the different departments OF the Government.
sales Of Treasury notes Fifth, the amount
required to pay the public dues accruinE prior
to July LIST next, ahd In this connec-
ton tho estimated amount from
from dues and imports, the public
datc. Hc estimates tue amount necessary
prior to July 1st next, In addition to the ac-
cruing revenue, at $s0. 900 COO, md then sug-
gests measures to raise this money, ant1 among
other means refers to the surplus revenue de-
posted in the States in 1896 as specific fund,
which might he pledged or recalled. The COM
munication shows tile precise condition Of The
Treasury Ut this time. ~.
The Navy Department has received the res
ignatton Of Com Fat1and, who WIS attached
to the Pepsacola Navy Yard, and who Was
among those who In the name Of Florida de-
manded lis surrender, and also that Of Itcut.
wh fr1r fa h@t,1
, 1861-01-23

RICHMOND, Va, Jan 2..-Gor. Letcher to-
day communicated to the Legislature The CO.
eEclon resolutions adopted Gy the State Of
Ohio, witt message saying that the sending
Of such resolutions TO the slaveholairs States
can have no other effect than to excite fresh
feelings OF resentment, inname exiting preju.
dices, Increase the present difficulties, aud
now be!ug made to adjust the controversy be-
tween the North and the South. He suggests
tho pfopriety Of sending. rs rcbuke to the
Governor OF Ohio. his refusal to surrender
Owen Brown and Francis Merriam, when de-
manded BY the authorities Of this Common
wealth as fuSittves from justice. Laid On tho
table BY small majority:
The Senate to-day debated the Million De-
tense bi11, pending which an adjournment was
, 1861-01-23
Grand Union Demonstration mt Ipdf.
annapolis.

lSn1ASAPoI1s, Jan. ::s3s-The American flag
ordered By the Legislature a few DAYS ago Wa5
unau:lrd from the dome Of the Capitol This ii.
teFnuou. The entire military force, IRE de-
partment, and an immense crowd Of ladies and
gentlemen were prcscut, and rs the stars mud
stripes *ero run III, were welcomed By the
booming OF cannon and the Wild and patriotic
Henry ). lauc, Ex-Governor Hammond, Hon,
L. a. Hendricks, and Governor Morton.
made patriotic Union-loyins speeches. The
speakers representing bolh political par
ties, seyerally claimed that Indiana was true
to the Constitution and the Union, and would
stand by aud protect the American flag
through every emergency, and would respect
and d. justice to every section of the Union.
Miss Caroline Richiugs was Introduced to the
audience and sung the Star Spangled Banner,
Which Was received with immense, entnusias-
tic applause.
, 1861-01-23
Patriotic Military Movements.

BgE1!saToH, Iowa, Jan. 22.-At meeting Of
the Burlington Rifle Company held SATURDAY.,
the 18th Inst, resolutions were passed unani.
mously offering the services Of the Company
to the Governor Of the State and for augment.
ing the force 10 100 men. A resolution was
also parsed petitionipg for 60 stand Of arms in
addition to these already ln the possession oi
the Company Lists for the enlistment OF ro.-
nnteers in the Company have been placed at
sir different places in the city.
The Burlington Biues voted on Friday ereu-
Ing last to otter their services to the Governor
in case OF civil war, for the support Of the1aHs
and the defence Of the Stars md Stripes.
, 1861-01-23

new ToRK. Jan. ga special Baltimore
dispatch to the Times says the. secession oi
Georgia has struck melancholy blow to the
hopes Of Maryland. II Virginia secedes, and
Congress passes no compromfsesoon, the peo-
pie are preparing to convene n Convention and
withdr " before the 4th Of March She will
follow the lead Of Virginia, however. 1t Is un.
derstood that the Governor will call Couyeu-
tion If Virginia withd1aws.
, 1861-01-23

- dsthu1t has been made IN th- conditions of
4 =. ei1hiesa hundred atty+e.rn, aaa exec II,
70 Azariah f;as7 T. nc tisy ot New I.rs. Isa,s
Of tho stats " son.t: IN isotk cf fEazust. N:1:
ea&e* Pages IL IL. t1ciusive and whereas IL.
'.@ FIJI s e. II b..
duly eohst Qtea aid appointed atebfcAf e n.
Visions o. said MeftSag.- succec: 70 eAii tlaF- =.
p51er ii +sIe eoass!ses, IN sa;d mortgage. aE
9ar2oce Of 1s1, the undeInEasd~ TRUSTEE ;L.:T r..
mortgage, VII. on Tho secuaa day OF A.Fca. = q
q aaid ahaSoyssn asa ssirri aaIresa pa.
II tne civ oi shaboysan, wiscon-tn AZ tsu ,el.sk
s ne :ass s. 81 s@ @ T.
Thirty eight tnos1ai,d ana 1lne:y1ve taF. a. sri.
gao tk1a:ass1 ne aa.sa1t O. M Gv,ds . :..'r
5y sad aorszsss How aInUurs 'cisnsn nc +, L.
k7elron III mSrtrafei Ertmtses a:-t rittd ii 81
raortsa:s- tn-sM-1n sa4 slasssar ~ s.* nns
ssb s19 =; ne se4 s Ie ~ Se = ~ essd T. IL
tssetEer VIA iii ths rights Of .a5. dsp.t lou !.
ranrayA ta:sA bridges isncea staisrn, A..ti~t u.
aaents By sad $he5oysan and iUa:r=sps: :as:r a4s
pany then heih or thereafter sc4ni.vd III cn Et''
with the sai nrss .iytston Of tbs rs*aF u :i;'
le<ss VI th+tr eaAz1sr Ut conveyed io tn:ta /.
and aGo all tho .olis ircon,.s. Trns *a pf' -
and eoFp"Fase aat other frAne's*t* ui .aa -
aid aFst dt l-on Ut Lc,T Railway "f fssat' N~F-i"
aca at:c 81! tho locomotive eaEl1eA ttn'F ct "
Lxer5 sind. macha.ry. asthla1 Shog~ 1".t. ~, II =
the sald rsru=.a " net ef thereafter "v':
ivr cr appu-iei:s: +, Ii. a.ott .alA LEO A
aitn1icn ot sapse t;l+t a~ne.l ot:sF1;.'. - i
which personal caattles wen" 's~as-st 70 r. :!"->
with. An'l uct -e7lrItri ta=sefro. aad Ee.a 70 t.
a-,.s sSuuE1 =: BENSON, 4: ::
, 1861-01-23

iE4 -Ao1 LA = c1ALAA.-ot'1tS vi
lf1- aols, Connry Of took. 5. s-sni vr.t.1 or.
Ghlc:sso.-ln GtaEe-ry l,o1e.t :Aas.sEt ~. An.
Oliver, Henry Isf%Os.E aut AfreelaLss, WAsntr
fublic notice Is ts:thy given :.a. III isreuahc- T.
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, 1861-01-23
Rhode Ikl4uI.

P1ov1DKsc, Jan.- 23-The Senate to-day
passed a bill to repeal the. Personal Liberty
Ian, q against 3. In the House, the subject
Thursday. ''.'