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THE CITY.

B- The Illustrated London News Of Janu.
ary 26. G, ,9ntaiI ny luu length l*rtrs1:t ot
Gartbaldi 0. .inted in colors and presented free
4o nj, nurcha se1s Of that number Of the paper,
ran be had III McNal1y d Co, 81 Dearborn
street, who ha,'e also knlckefoccAef, oodcS,
and Peterson, tov March.
Excuss1os1srsT MEErEo.-A meeting Of
the Philadelphia xcursionists will be held at
the Briggs House ,on this, Saturday, evening
ut ~ o'clock. By order Of the Committee.
s. ClAnY, Chairman.
ST. Andrews socET1.-At the quarterly
meeting Of this organization at the armoFy Of
the Highland Guard, On Thursday night,
Dugald Stewart in the chalr, committee was
appointed to purchase burial lot for the uec
of tie Society.
CHURCH IrEMs.-The Chicago Record eays
The Rev. ". H. Cooper, the Rector elect Of the
Church Of the Ascension, will enter upon his
duties on the 1st Of March
8. Paurs Church, Alton, Is trying, We hear,
to lay hands upon Rev. II. N. Bishop, OF Chi.
cago. We protest against thu We thst cannot not
men c5uld do, and laying foundations for great
things in the Church's future in Chicago.
There ara plenty Of men to be found who would
suit st. Paul's, Alton, but not many who would
carry out Mr. Bishops work in St. Johns.
DzATH OF JOHN CL1rroRp-At late meet
ing of the Society Of St. Vincent De Paul, Of
st. Patrick's parish, the following resolutions
regarding the decease ol Mr.. John Clifford
were passed:
WHEREAS. Ia the death Of our brother member,
and generous ffiend to the poor, and an honorable
member,
R<sotEsd, That We sympathizo with his beloved
wife and family in their loss, and mour with them
in their afaicsion, aud offer them consolation
that the acts Of beneyolence and charity by our de-
| ceased brother meet now with an ample reward by
| an all-wise Providence. Further, that copy Of
the foregoing be inserted in the daily papers and
| transmitted 10 the friends OF the deceased.
JAMES McMu1LEN, Sen, Pres.
, 1861-02-16
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

sss bsl. ,,,,,s!4 Market ses quiet
tra % del as bss good Spring extra kt at HIS
Ssis DO at 90 del Id rs fair Spring extra at
S4.W del: GS brls $ Star" Super at ta 30:
MILL sTCFFs-los eks choice Middlinss at
WHEAT--Rcceived, 10,400 bu. Market armcr,
1870 bu do T. T.: 5,oo0 b. No Spring M 2, "a, sHc
Mt &c In store; 800 bu Rejected at 6oc In etorc-
sa1ss by sample were a. follows 80 bags extra
Club at s5c on track 100 bu y: " Club ht ase del.
track: 800 bn good Spring at 7ehc On track; 1'o
bags do at nc on track.
COEN-Receired. - ssab bu. Market frn,. Sales
i.5n1 bu Mixed At sas;c in rtore: $1,000 bu do at
&c in store; $500 bu Rejected at NC in etorc:
OATS-Reccived, rs bu. Market dull. Sales
RYE-Kecciyed. ss5 bu. Market dull. Sales
were 400 bu aud IS bags No. at 44e on track
BAnLEY-Reoeivcd, 1876 bu. Market steady.
sas: M * ssFy eeea # as 81
MMT~s7i * choice u &C rer s. ns; ..,
q sEESseeessa f5ss Il ees s9'a b. Seed active
bags gold at $3.50 80 bu fair At &s:s3. Timo'hy
IL In fair request. but prime samples are fcry
ecarce. sales, II bags good at $2.a
ALCOHOL 80 hrls AT Sic per gal.
MESS pOKk-Firm. Sales were:-luu DIS CITY
packed at $16.l9t: 80 brls do At riggs.
CIT MEATs-6 80 bria pick cd hams ut $155o
400 green hams at &C loose.
LzRD-In better request. sa1as. 5tcs and 5esl@
country Lcafat 94c.
TALLOW-Noninal at ~ G9,sc.
HIDES Received, 40,74l us. Market duA ann
declined NC. Sales were at tue following quoi'a'
lions :-Gfecn frozen, 5kc; Green Salted. &C; Kip.
exc; Cali, &C: Dry Sailed, 10Gl1c; Dry Flint, I:
hGTTER-Dull. Sales were IS pks fair at
9Ec: 10 pk.h prime nt 10Ac.
EGGS-Stcady at lbc z doz.
POCLTRY-jress4d Chickens, $1.75Oa0o =
doz: Turkeye. T3GtSc g b.
POTATOES-lD brls prime Neshannocks At &c
q br delivered 800 bn do In sacks At 42c on track
DRESSED HOGS.-Receiycd. 591 Market quiet
aud lUc lower. Sales were "a tullows:-
Il Hogs averaging 345 lbs 90
4 sD .......:.:.:..... GAS
~ =. at fs0oa8l5, dividing on 900 1bs.
!1yE H6dsgReceived, 80. Market quiet
Sales rerc:-16o Hogs, averaging 2so ns, at $50
groes.
, 1861-02-16
ryAuKET RY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Feb. l5::-FLorK.-,FiouEE opened
steady and clored tribe better, with moderate de-
mans for export and home tEads EYES Is ,ht bFls
chiefly latter price. and $55 teE choice $5gs:m
for super wcete.n; $5.15O5 30 for common to nc.
diun extra Wisconsin; $5iod 5.v toF shfppana;S
holders generally ka{ueing to sell at inside price
CANADA fuur quoted rhsde frmer with little more
doin. 40 bri. at s. e0Qe6 g fcr common to choice
extra Rye -four qu'cs at "a a0sl4 10 f,s common
Brandy ywine - at &2fs.
Wulskr--Trile lighvr with lair demand; faacs
l,RA1s-Whsat opened steady and closed . shade
nfmef with moderate export demand; les p ,stD
hu Milwaukee club, um'er Wisconsin and lowo.
&Ia1 delivered 400 white Wisconsin 81 ,A3: Long
1.1and pr4vae terms; $500 winter red western
<1.al4 delivered :sa 60 on the dock st Sl:N nd
and market frn. :0@t}r. sales 800 bue4 state at
s3176c. in store and delivered. Corn quoicG :
de:naud 4alcs 81 Ou BIZ. at G5c for old mixed vest
c.rfng with holders generally refusing to Fel b.
low &C: 6246ac for new mixed western 1T Tsl-
taas os,s n Pmodessie ~ at western
Tnovls1oSs-forl dun and hsayy with eales Of
$50 h.ls at 81 for ms.t snd ~ lss heet
r, %s.s: 5000 foF 5se.sssa mes; -
dull and nominal neef hams quiet and arm
at for Fate aud western: nales small parcels
choice western at s15s cnt meats unchanged;
Smoked meats in moderate request At b1,shc for
Hogs dull at q. for earn fed dressed, b,<@E.c
llv weights. Bacon dull and he ". Lard dull
ard unchanged: sales sou bb1s at 9a310 fer No l
to prime western. Butter relllng At 1hGEt4c for
ohio l49l9c foF state. Cheese steady At 9Glohc
GnocEH1xp-Coeye-Thc aucticn sa1es today
, 1861-02-16

FORT KRAHxET, Feb. 15.-Thc c. 0. Z. and
2. P. Express Coach passed at Q O'Clock a. H.
with six passengers and Il 500 in treasure
DENVER, Feb. IA party Of prospectors
returned yesterday to this city with rich spec
imens of gold-bcaring quartz found about
twenty uliles from here. The eurpty is said
to be inexhaust;o!c. Great confidence Is felt
l,y discoyerers in theae new digginge. The
San Juan excitement had tntirei; abatcd.
LtAyExwoRTu, Feb 15-Thc SIGNATURES to
the following statement in regard to destitu-
tim In Kansas afe those Of some Of our most
prominent citizens: We feel called upon to
warn the friends OF Kansas not to credit the
recent statements Of Thaddeus Hyatt,
in reEnrl to the suffering Of our pco-
pie. There have been no authentica-
ted cases nf death by starvation, and il the
contributions conti9ne as bonntifully as here
toforc until June next, rs VIC hope, there will
be none About one-ffth Of the people need
help frpm abroad, hut the Statements that
Kansas is chasncl house, that all classes are
approaching starvation, that there IL but Que
step between 50 600 and starvation, me, rs We
believe, reckless and fagitious fa1schoodE.
Signed, ". E. MCDOWELL
Judge Fret Judicial District.
4. ". PITzER,
Pastor Of Presbyterian Church
WuI1AM ". BAcKrs,
OF the Westminster Church.
j. KEMP RATTLETT,
Proprietor OF Daily 1Imes.
JSo. II. LAEa,
Late of New York.
CHARLES ". HELM,
Editor Daily Herald.
G. J. PARE,
Secretary Central Relief Committee.
c. G. BARTHOLOMEW,
Pastor Of Christian Church.
JAMES B. LANG,
Late Of Now York.
The bulk Of the population Of the State lies
in tile counties adjacent to The Missouri River,
and in these there is but little more than ordf-
nnry desttution. There has undoubte ediy been
much suffering from cold aud exposure among
those coming from distance to the river
towns for relief. aud the winter has been unu-
sually severe. It is estimated that 90 600 peo-
pic will receive aid in provisions, clothing and
, 1861-02-16

MURDER OF AN 1Nn1AN.-Thc Clark county
{Vyis,) Advocate gives the details of the delib-
crate murder Of Chippewa Indian last week
by MN named Pettengill trader. The In
dams were much ex1spe1nted and demanded
the surrender of Pet'engl11, but we're finally
quietcd with the assurance that he should be
brought to justice.
Ter Of Waukcsba, Wis, died on Friday last, il
consequence Of swallowing ashoemaker's awl
with which she was playing PaTentg from
this should see the necessity Of great care and
watchfulness as to the playthings which come
into the hands Of infants and children.
An OUTLAW KuLED.-An outlaw named
Harrison Schultz, who had been living with
the Indians in St. Croi1 county, drinking whis-
key with them, marrying the squaws, and dis
posing OF then, ut pleasure, aqd in TACT. exer-
cising most despottc authority oyes Al, was
recently murdered, eays the St Croirian+ The
same says he was farmcrly of respectable stand
ing in New York Statc-
A CorTos FACTORY IN GRAND RArIns-G.
n. Hupt1y has Just leased part Of bis wooden
factory add xste:-power to ]. T: Wilnartb, Of
Oneida county, y: r., EoF tha manufacture Of
cotton batting. Mr.. ". win commence put
ting in his machinery early in March next, and
be able to commence business during the fore
part uf the coming scason-GTaAd Rapids Ia
e1e.
RAnnoAp Su1T.-The case of the Great
Western Railway Company against tho town
of Duudas, Canada, has been decided against
the latter; damages $A COO. The trouble be-
tween the company aud the town arose from
the existence Of an indisputabls balance duo
the company, in part remuneration for tha
improvement Effected at the mouth Of the Des-
iardins Canal
VESSELS BUILDING on LAKE OSrAR1o.-Mr.
G. II. Wyatt, ship broker, informs the Toronto
Globe that only three new vessels arc building
On Lake Ontario, viz : One nt Oakyille, owned
by Henderson & Co1poys, 10, 600 bushels; one
at Wellington Square, owned by McCulloch 4
Baxter, II 600 bushels; ono at st. GATHERINGS,
owned By L, shickaluna, 5000 bushels.
RAILROAD PROGRESS In 1owA.-The rails
arc hid eight miles above OttumWa On the Kc-
okuk and Fort Dcs Moines Railroad. Tho
track ia expected to be Laid to Oska1oosa before
enX.
6u1c1nE-Hcnry Lvl, q resident of Musca-
tine. committed suicide last Friday By taking
noIson. Sickness and intempcrancc were the
pfedtsposing causes OF the commission of this
selfmurdcr.
BURIED n TIE SSow.-We take the follow
inc brief but painful story from the last Monte
Kind Iowa) Republican: We arc informed
that, d few days since, party OF men at
tempted to clear way through the snow on
the Aontezumu and Iowa City rosd, IN place
near Wlndhnuo, when, 10 their horror, they
came upon the frozen body Of young man
buried il the snow, in sitting posture, with
q carpeteack lying by his side he had evi-
deasiS been oyertaken, while travelling, BY the
terrible Is; snow storm Q, nssd.' night 'asisS tas I'd
S' ano becoming tatiMed aud nowu..--
a7a seated himself amld the bowling OF the !
fempees., and chill ed and benumhed be vas
SOON wrapped In the cold embrace ID death.
$3%r
, 1861-02-16

LCNBER TRADE or aASnC.Ky.-The follo~in
Vete the receipts Of lumber, &c, at Sandusl3, d;
, 1861-02-16
Court Martial.

NEW York, Feb. 15-Thc court-martial Of
Capt. Walker Of the store ship Supply, coln-
menced ut the nayy-yard this morning. The
examination will commence tomorrow.
An officer, who with his wife and children,
was turned out Of a good house at Pensacola,
states that the rcbell, after taking thc navy
yard, gaye them three hours to leave The placc.
They lad no means to get away, and the per-
sons brought here By the Supply would have
to etarYe OF enlist under the Secession flag.
, 1861-02-16
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Orchard Tic lawn Il Aial.ra, u t;re.:es ~ -
esi 'sna' sna sar,ts ~. ~ n ss s
a. besdfa Fl ,4.s pstas1ea s4 e
oa., n1,aia e rtFen. sf .oot ry sasisa
Try son1sn aas lay ss2T IT,. ne
sa1phus ss!2c cid SUI phats Il Is aa.tex .a . ..
sssa wy arcs ittse. up., s e.
nHssre - 'nGn ad anv.ua 4aanLtl.< q lnrse curative
saose sesula: tEon M seru1s. aia:lest hx1s
osea curs4 ny uel; nse. 10 SIAN pLcaae+-e in
aI1ned lepFosy-ihe waters naye bttu atgaallY suc-
fsa fs es@ps sftsst .ssts5 s.s
spsas IA strong terms Of ths medicinal value II
j.. 1f EEamens aaaSs, JEGnsy9 1sck ~ Of ansa,:
s.; s2e T Fa;sts, IT. +
81 sqTs ss.. sx ts IN, Nc e s
vaaabe - medicinal assaes se ~ @att a, sss ,hSx:y
- esy Of nS:s IT, 3 i;sy r,s,ssl tIros H.
ss ,nese: ss Ct 10 ~: x
asSSde ssS esi fhs tsai. 4. a9 properties.
pafeuia1Y s es,. .re< .r et, T., s!ta 1ty
9ssasc .n urinary rSans, and -,s Il ill., c,iasro.s
dJ.ertasy ehso.r dl1:-. :!r rSs1is an.1 Snf. nc
csse+ II iAs*lys 'r.r-s;,: ~ purn:,a sec,1r
me Ts.ss nay ;, u>ri Viii aisssr Isss L.
~; essss Of ow tyoEoM f:-rs IL convnie.c o;.cs
s %@ss a@i:sssn @ !; sne Ia =. ps, srs
.pHt oeot on relaxed or u;g~.ak. .tais of thr MN
ssna memnranc Of The esstra In calculon. .uts:
IL ~ 81 nuasa+ attended x!h .pi,atc seunc!s
.ctt =. remedy. being preferable ,n.tt:4
~ - o. " A!ese solvent and l-ta apt oy tnut,nua!
~ - ;he ToH'sch In febrile dIecase4 it csn
o ,ha taifst and In Sk ni-sases
f.ftns s q! Dytpepsin connected til t:e
h4h EonsMuon OF khe stomach A5 ii ryrs:s ur wafer
esss ot tea I'll gF9ys os. oete: aaa ay4rochn il
3aences sstHlng from the action uf lead u,is ws,r vii
70 oe en admirable 2ntdote III chronic utlaryn
tA93 aXloa, chfoc nECu* ca:asFh and humid
cnronc apthslmia tt1tesuAty} u EaFxie IL
t1eLAasG sore thfaf, ln calts " aLlr4tun lad Il
@9Got1neA and Eeet. auG also In piles, ~
w"tas .eeo HAAeo mttfnAAJ. VINE YCIL Of the
Tor II sduls e1' "a na1'sae2e
otass tsumosiAs II non FhJs,c.ans and other 10
1ndit tdua1a may 10 appucssinn ~
~ 1Reot 1healers supplied on liberal terms
- no "AsTf GsnGine 4nless procured :rom
-, n,a..r,-G No. Sid Broadway, Nsv York
, 1861-02-16
b. ", PHILLIPS Il co..
Agents for Chicago, Of1cc No. Clark street.


[ceEncats to expire the a1st day Of January 1891
AuD1ron'a OFf1CE STATE or ILL1yo1e.1
Springfield, January g, 1s6l. }
Whereas, The Security Insurance Company Of New
York Cty has filed !n tis Office statement OF the cep
dttion Of aars required by AN act to regulate
the Agencies of Insurance Companies
an aet amsndatosy thereto. approved - 1s5.
AMI whereas, raid Company has furnthed eattsactorr
esdeGcf tat l. L the REQUIRED amount e
y shis oSe written lnsrumsnt t!Easd by tho res! &
PHIL P@AtLLlFs ofChieaE I9e's tts Agent ioF rs @ trans
nnreserssdly anthor11ne him = asknogleaks service
aenttng that service OF process upon him, the said
agent xha be taken and held to be valid
upon the Company. and waving all claim Of error by
reason OF such service.
Nov, therefore. in pursuance Of the provisions Of
the acts Aforesaid |. jesse Z. DUBOIS. Auditor Of
Public Accounts Of the State of Illinois, do hereby
certify that the said B. ". PHILLIPS d authorzeI a.
agent the said Company totrausact the business nf
Insurance In this State until tho thirty sat dAy of
January. In the year eighteen hundred and extytwo,
70 far a. he may be legally empowered 10 to do BY said
go, In Testimony whereof1 hare hercunto sub
BEAL scfipcd my name. and affixed the seal Of my
t-~>~' otace at Springfield, this seventh day Of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1861. - .
JESSE E. DUBOIS. Auditor P. a.
, 1861-02-16

They Will do easily all
FAMILY aud TAILORING
work, thus obyiAtlng the
neoersity OF procuring one
machine for heavy and An.
othor fer Light work.
, 1861-02-16

TxEzrT Mn4oss ~ Dol1A1s sA1kp-Ar epaid1a,
hAs sold two millions OF bottles Of hs celebrated Fyt
pared Glue aud 1t IA esttmoed each bottle sayea al
least ten dollass 7ozth IT broken fuxuituzs thus a
lug an aggregate Of twenty millions Of dollars re
claimed frcm totnl 1osa by this valuable iarento.
Having made h1s Glue household word he now crs
poses to do the world still greater service by curing d
The aching heads with his Cephalc Ps and they ~
~ good ~ his alua. Headaches will soon vanah aza,
hk3 nov In JnlT4 E~@
, 1861-02-16

FoRr KEARGE1, Feb. 1.-the Pony Express,
with San Francisco d2tcs to tho 30ih ult.,
passed here at7P.N.
Nothing Of Importance had been done in the
Legislature The opinion WAS expressed that
no Senatorial election will take piaea this
winter Gen. McDougall is the only candidate
who las made public declaration of scnti-
nents in response to the invitation Of the Leg
ialature, He fayors the Union, by force II nee
cssa1y.
Adyiees from Japan to Dec. eoth, state thst
the return of the Am nbassadors from the United
States had led to no favorable results. It was
reported they Ind been imprisoned at Yedo,
md will not be permitted to mingle with their
EcuntHme
, 1861-02-16

In 1amber there IL also large falling of, the eS
ports this year being 267 feet, against
feet last Yesr.
, 1861-02-16
NOTICE OF SALE.-Whe-a..

l. default AA9 been :: ade n t.,u can,tt ~ ,t ,
l. o eighteen huntrel ao Eny " srn, an ~ T. ~
Is Az4rtAn I. i, ta ii:y !. Ss* York' fE.1t
OF The stat Il ": csn-t: III i-. 4 ot I:as, al H. ~
EaSct Ok Fa-ts rs II IL GIus.:e. and wLs.r.s -
sald ElaS:; ~ Frss:ed iha appointment .: i.l>..
duly coidtt Lir aAa apt otntea according 10 !; i -
Itsiun+ Il said e r ..i;e succcss-E al. t.a... -
power of ISL. ctGtaEtd il. SAID a,u-i:ayc md ~
sEranc- Ct law, t:;t' n:.te17.:.' Tr.rirr IT,! III
a.o5tta+s WI. 20 thy stv' n'i !,y ii ,ia-t. :. =
Of said sheouycaa aud Nj -4 lsa!i1oa., a .se ~.
N t::e Guy oi >ne'vy-sn, M..4u.:>ii i: IT,.
sss Aissr;oon Ut ;'lat '::v e 1t :ub.;t s,s, ts =,
tart, ~.xat ths.nd ~, :ar soi,, aa. -, i%l
one ctcts tf~st.3s}, t'c . Sss .yi,t -.
thereon anpald he:n. :Ac .,,i GH1 e.i:..,. /.
theron, the meri.4 ~. Er,.u:res u:-.rp.a - .3 a
mortEA:r. to~it:- :-All aud singular II, =. ~.
Sneo,'EgHa T. uir City cl Old III fac. III N1,v,.
together with ~ tns rights u 4ay. Il ,>t III -
raa!wass rall. bridges. Isne.s stations
1aest.h. s.sd >hebc. gsn a1I .ss:ss:pI:i a,., ~ ~
Tas ha'7a httt Of trres1. : a.:t:!Etu IL earL.;,,
taereto, whether 4otalEea ulite Tue IT..
leRsS 81 r. u ehar.F Or cuureyc,l t., tc: i: j, -
aa9 slso a! the tss !atoMe". Ee-is ;, a.
anH hissi,7t2e lsallrcA. CnupaG: c5.n :n,i, -
i ~ u t-'on - t'e rzitHaT rrlA1. :f+s.
~ VI 5a ~ ne engines ttn.et - u
teienIa, ~ Cd aat property eutu.@ctt1 Il nlih tr ty
:et teaultSA! EuEA.&E optStsi:, a,la dig J, : II
tIe ALL Sd hey -an and M!-.L.spis ar,au rs.n,+-
.foI apputGst II tAe alurrs..!u tine Ut r u u .,,
'.Aluuen " tsase L,pa o~nsu- .F othtrars. ii: u
g. ri us:e:4ancts aEI VII. b. usrI aal l.! e.
t.;'" not .enaFat.sd tr.s tr1a, a4l.. ~ t.. Ia
.trr.. r I;:, lsp. H. n:,s,I
, 1861-02-16

They will stitch, hem
fell, tuck, gather md bind
beautifully, making the
sHtch even and alike on
butt aldea.
, 1861-02-16

THEY PUBLICLY CHALLENGER MA.
CHIMES OF Ant AND ALL OTHER
MANUFACTURE TO Do AS LARGE
AkAStSE OF WORK As CAN EASI-
Ii BE DONE ON THESE MACHINES,
, 1861-02-16

NEW YoRK, Feb. 15.-1he steamer Daniel
Webster which cleared for Brazoa, Texas, is at
Quarantine, but probably will sail tonight.
She has lGO men, CO cases 1nuskets, und a lnr.e
quantity Of provisions and military hospital
storms
, 1861-02-16

R4y4;
There was no important ehanee to-day In cencr
Il trade. People agpeaE to hare concluded not to
this, with tt1c unfavorable sdvices fron the scn.
board markets. &eods to restrict operations in pro
s9aee to ANAL compass. There vas very moder-
843a fot suPerdne. and $4f1@525 It: extra.
Aosaets Of wheat having met The demand mcsc
deeiy u the decline, the article wss taken to fair
90 white. Com dull II a0@asc for ear, and 380Bc
foF mite. Cats dull At 97c- Aolasses wsrc heId
Afiy At the close, 1t 81c; pirate dispatches ftp
, 1861-02-16
'Tdly Realized.

HI 1d \ 'orrthle 'esdacha this hafta1aoon, hand
stepped Into the hspothecar1es hand ssYs hi to
-cAn you hssss ma Of m eadAche p "Does It hsche
80 'ays a. "Hexcoedinkly," saJs hi, hand upon
toet gaTe me- cephalie Plll hand 'pen mo ouor 1t
cured mo 70 quick that '&rd1y realised ID nj m
'eAdAthA
, 1861-02-16
Melancholy saictde In St. Louis.

". LOUIS, Feb. 15.-P. Dexter Tiffany, a
Ten known and wealthy citizen Of st. Lolis,
committed suicide ut the Planters Houac yes
razor. Mr.. Tifiany leoves q wife and eix clil
dren, who are now In Worcester, Mass, The
cause assigned for the act was meptal ahcrr,-
tion induced by dyspepsia
The States Right ticket for the Convention.
RHs Withdrawn YeafercaY
, 1861-02-16

ET Did you eyar have the E.ck Headaohc7 Do fot
remember the throhhtnk temple the fave1cd brow tt.
loathng and 1isgust 1t the l2ht OF food How tota,
unit you were for pleasure. conversation Of ssud3
Ona af tho Cephalic Pills wopla have relieved ron so
all the suffering which yon then experienced. 70
thu and othef purposes Jon should alEays have bo
Of them On hand to uss - oocsAon rsQulfsa
, 1861-02-16
Working Mems National Union Con-
vAntfOn.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ia committee Of
working men have been appointed TO make
arrangements to1 the Union Convention 10 be
held here on the 22d Of February. Delegates
intending to participate arc requested to notify
j. W. Van1Ionten, by telegraph.
, 1861-02-16

811AT TDsooFk1Y-Amo1F tEe most important ef n
the great medical discoveries Of this ags ay bs cor
tdered the 4atsm of vaccination for protection for
Email Pox the Cephal,c Pill for rAlfef Of Headache aus
the uss Of for The prevention Of Fevers eite
ofwh,ch IL eura specific. whose BENEFITS will be e1
pe1ieneed BY suffering humanity loog.atter their dt
ooysrers are forgotten.
, 1861-02-16
Reinforcement for Fort Ptckcns.

NEW YORK Feb. 15,-The Journal Of Com
,nerce states that the steamer Daniel Webster
will sail from this port to-day with $50 troops
and munitions designed as achievements for
Fort Pickens, Florida. She is cuartes ed by lie
United States Government, and clears for
Brazos, Santiago.
, 1861-02-16

NEW YORK. Feb 15-Thc Tines Washing
ton correspondent says it is reported that tx
Secretary Floyd, before leaving Washington,
sent to his home In Virginia re1ntttances In
specie amounting to $4,000.
The Senate to-day prolonged its Executive
session over the nomination OF Petit as Judge
Of Kansas. The decision was postponed SEN
ators Douglns and Pugh aro opposed to both
Petit and Black, md their confirmation will
be defeated in full vote.
Telegrams from North Carolina say the con-
test there will be very close, but lie chances
are ngainst secession.
The same correspondent mentions Mr.. De-
}arnette, Of Viryinia, as the member who ab-
etracted from the House Library large num-
Der Of books which arc low missing. The e1-
pose in the Times has had the effect Of bringing
back large quantities Of books that have been
missing for long time. ..
Col Drlnkhard, Chief Clerk Of the War De-
partment under Floyd, Is dismissed. Mr. Potts,
who was Chief Clerk under Secretary Conrad,
fills the place temporarily.
Rcinforcenents have departed for Fort Tor
tugas, and other relief has been ordered from
Texas.
At the Peace Congress yesterday several all
dresses cul0glstic OF the late Judge Wright,
Of Cincinnati, who died here yesterday, were
made.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The committee
appointcd to prepare matter for the Peace
NouerCuce IQ~Qay EcpOELtQ pan VI IsIStItA-
tion. It is understood to be compounded
from Crlttenden's and Guthrie's propositions
and the border State resolutions. 1t applies
the principle of tue Missouri Compromise
north Of s. deg. 60 min, and Popular Soye-
reignty south Of it. Every effort will be made
to carry this plan through this week.
Richmond adyices say that q conservative
feeling prevails in the Virginia Convention.
Col. Drinkard has resigned in consequence
Of reflections made by the report Of the CON-
mittee on the abstraction Of Indian bonds.
The army supplies seized at Napoleon, Ar
kansas, we're destined for the army in Texas,
sent there solely to project the whites from
Indians.
1t Is said that assurances have been received
that neither Sumter or Pickens will be at
tackled, and as soon as Davis is inaugurated
President ofthc Southern Confederacy he will
send minister TO Washington to negotiate
However 1t is certainly ascertained from un-
doubted sources that Major Anderson feels
perfectly secure, and should he be assailed
could successfully defend himself till succored
by government.