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, 1861-01-03

Ala. and old Tenn. Danks........ S :.
Stock LINK of Tennessee. ..-...,.-.5Q1l0
:; ST, Lor1s.-Thc Democrat Of yesterday says:
( The week opens. and the year 1860 ends with
.12nch better feeling In the money market The
dnwawsrd Tic elo<ins sic being al = cent. pr.
nominal rate this forenoon About clock tlts
af.ern ION. word was received Of sudden dccli:Iv
.lss Il hs
Illinois and Wisconsin currency tTas bousht II
y q cent dis. before the news uf tho decline iu
valae to premium oycr Missouri funds. It,will
be blessing 10 this community 10 have any Of on.
circulating 'nediu1n appreciated 10 value
Go!d Is not III such demand tt-tay, and VIC heard
1of roatc selling at 6s<17 = cent premium.
CiSe1SsA71.-We quote as follows from the Gt-
=ette OF yesterday:
:: Capitalists are gaining confidence slowly hnt
steadily and paper, though stitl scautintzed very
and tor satisfactory names there i now moderate
demand at IL = cent. The most important feature
developed to-day. ard one calculated to affect
WIS further material appreciation iii tho value o{
Western curEsncy: Dispatches uerc received curly
in tas day, 1cr"sti,s decline in Ea tern exchange
at Chicago to z cent. premium. This led to a
lively speeu!a:tve demand for Illinois Wisconsin
and Aiso"ri. and 10 be had was bought up. COM
closing i, f:f.S. The late advance in produce has
Eivcn an i'rc1ua 10 Western trade; and to this in
connection win ths Improvement M IL tue salne OF
The upward movement In tie value Of the currency
IL attributable. This chanse will. as remarked
merchants. whose trad.. l. CONNECTED Herewith.
The markctfor New York exchange was again
heavy to-day, but prices, though somewhat irrcgu
were +17. prem; There WIS , fais ten,ana for
gold at prem. New Orleans sight firm as AGH
prem. buying, and prem. selling
Pnn4ApEINtA.-ThcN North imericdn of Monday
Fsys:-Thcre is NOR, demand for money on sail.
, 1861-01-03

oxAnA C11r, jan. 2-Thc Bill to prohibit
Slavery was returned to the HOUSE yesterday
with Gov. Blacks objections. He taxes SUD,
makes 4 strong Appeal ogatnst the mel
sure on accou9t Of its probable influence
in ausmenting the excitement Of the country:
The Till passed the House over the veto, ~
more than two-third vote, and will Pass t1c n
Council to-day BY about ten 10 three. 20 ~, o,las
of general nature have YET passed eltnef
house of the General Assembly.
, 1861-01-03

Bosrox, jan. 2-Thc Massachusetts, Lcgia-
laturc assembled to-day. Tho eenato organ
lied By choosing bfr. VIM. C1ahin Of Newton
for President, and Mr. Stephen n; Clifford OF
Duxbury for Clerk The House elected John
4. Goodwin Of Lowell for Speaker, and Wm.
Stowe Of Springfield for CLERK. Both branches
Of the Legislature were then escorted BY the
Cadets to tie Old South Church, where the
annual election sermon was preached by Prof
Phelps Of Andovcr Seminary.
Gov. Banks Is expected to deliver his yal-
e[lctOry address tomorrow.
, 1861-01-03

BAipekT.-M1ssuz wanta you 10 seed her boz Of Cen
halle Glue, no. bott1e Of Prepared P1lls,-but Tn
thinking that's not tuHt It na.ther but perhaps ye5
ather knowing what Ills. Ye shes nigh dead and
Kona With the Sick Headache and wast. sexnc more Of
that Kane as rc1alyed her before.
0aCootsr.-Tou must can spallIn:'r Cephal!c ptlls
HapcEr.-Och! sure now ard ou'yc red It here's
the Quarthez and tv me the Pills sod don't be all day
soont It alther.
, 1861-01-03

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DoLLlxs SAvEp--Mr. sralt.ng
Las sold two millions ofbottlea Of fl celebrated Pre-.
pared Glue AMI 1t Is estimated each hottie saycs at
least ten oarh worth Of broker furniture thus max
;ag an aggregate Ut twenty millions Of dollars r.
claimed from total 1oss hy this valuable inyent1on,
Having made his Glue household wnrd, he noH rEo
poses do the world stl greater service by curing a
the aching hcas With Ills Cthallc Pills. ard thy ara
good ~ his Glue, NcaAaehra will soon vanish away
uke anow IN July.
, 1861-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

TR1 AxAIakx417o1 ny nyLA3orAdS8.-1hera Il q grov !.
Ing tsndancJ in this sSe 70 appropriate the most e1-
presxivc words OF other tsszuascs and after whilc
to incorporate shou la.o own; TINS the word ce
halle, witch Is nou, Cao Grerk. tisnfyiug for thu
head" Il now hocswlug populazizod in connection
With HI. 6paldinse great Headache remedy, but IT
Ei soon be used In more general way, and tbs word
CephA1lc viii become A. common As Elcctrotype and
many others wsoes distinction u foreign words has
been worn 3vtay by common usage antp thay sssnl
"naays aad to the 1apor born" >;
, 1861-01-03

Foar KkAnSrr, Jan. a.-The Pony Express
has arrived with San Francisco dates to the
18th.
The inccss.nt rains had obstructed business
Nothing Of Interest had transpircd In Calilor'
ria since the last express.
and the Presidents Message, arrived ut Carson
Valley Dec. 18th Tho Message was telegraphed
Into San Francisco the following day, the wires
not being in working order sooner.
The American residents at Honolulu, Sand
wich Islands, held mock election, Nov. 9Th,
with the following result: Lincoln, 131; Doug
las, ITO; Brcckinadge, SO; Belli l3; Brigham
YnunC.
, 1861-01-03

sT. JosEru, Jan. &C. c. Woolworth, news
dealer Of this city, was arrested to-day upon
gu Indictment found against him By the grand
jury of this county on charge Of selling news
acter. He gave bonds for trial at tho March
term Of coiiIt
, 1861-01-03

NORTGAGE SALE.-1yllcreas,
III John r. Sherman The city OF New rork, here
ts[1 os:s2sesa as p1 t +. JeE or
So. . NJ ana rssorScl e r. l:yssflsT. Nnicr Of
ss ssea:s tx @ 81 Z Il
w. gs 1s ay. S1 ss ss[sa 1 % fr I 'sn 's sn
:o % q nse b. for nlassc afs'i doiiar ": ated ae
February Ii, A. u. 1sA ~ thsc yrars the ra,
iscit o -cnl Interest on Tie said draft md
" tie Ee often M Es5 esnf I tr ihe int ta
, ;s & sn
and have tcrcf"Ee elected to declare The said prt-
sss gS9 ses tssufefs M M rreny gve that pursuant
Fell At public ancsto1 At tte Court House IN the
~ ~ ssas9 T. s fsHR;z q s s e * i &
ioTenoon Of that d1r to the highest blides for casS
se ssa sea n hn6sF 9ob
son Roberts storsS Ada!ts1n @ e IhcsEo, L az
eaaftJ of .! Tie sail JOHN + shesnan s
heir. and assigns therein,
F4rwE11 l. s:n11. Aa'ys. dc2+dSG,d
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
Hi;a Soeh 9oasi 9sn
JosTnh B: ilen.Eax. tsfsndasss sbs:e naneI harins
h9si ] iii as e4 s6ispn 6p h ta M M
The CrHacet side thereof, on 1ne list day oK july
70 III S q I'D
Nonday u October ncxt 1s, IS !: hy Jaw required.
Gesii eesrt y toos Csanty ths dsy q he
Sss Sss 81 ses o IT.
& tdcfs s sae "a iii is ats asn a. a n
Ps:1 PRs & s sn,sFs' cf562ESSiG + s'
sTIEE i lsIAN. Comprts sor9s- dea;Ii:liw
, 1861-01-03

ST. Louis, Jan. 1.-Thc news from baitl-
more relating to the adjustment Of difficulties
II the House Committee Of ThlrtT~thEcc, was
rad on Change thls m m9nn tbn 'ssrn%an{: 1na es''
, 1861-01-03

JETFEAsos CTTT, Jan. a,-Ths Democracy
In caucus last night fused, md to-day the
House organized by electing their entire
ticket, John Mc.Atfcs Of Shelby {Breckin-
zidgol elected Speaker, aud Thomas =: Muir.
my Of 8antou county (pouglaS), Chief Clerk.
, 1861-01-03

NEW ToRk, Dec So.-By the arrival Of the
steamer Carnack, from Nassau 9th inst, We
have accounts OF the wreck Of tile American
ship America, with 500 Africans on ooard, des-
lined for Cuba.
, 1861-01-03

HI 'ad n 'orEible 'eadacha thia hattcrnoon. hard
stepped into the hapothecaes hand sa.s to the nxr.
~can you hcasa mo Of an 'esdache2" "Does it hachc
asi," tasa c. "Hcxcccdlngly," says hl, hand upou
That gasc me Ccphalc PHI, hand pom nc onoT II
cured me 20 quick thst 1rdly realized 'al nd
'tAd2che-
, 1861-01-03

who rrsrwnukes Fire.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 2.-The bodies Of three
persons, killed BY falling walls at the IRE hst
Saturday, Here tnken from the ruins telaa5'
Two more ure supposed to be buried there.
, 1861-01-03

GsEAr Dsco+ +IAr--Ameng the most important CT all
the great medical discoveries IF this ase nay be con-
kldere the EyRtcm Of vaccination for protection from
Small rox, the Ccrhalc FIJI for relief "f lraachr, anil
the Of Qulnlne for the prevention Of Eeycr either
If which Is sure specific Hhese bcncs:s will be n.
poEteuced By suffering humanity 1eng after their d.
ccSerers Ars forgotten.
, 1861-01-03
:5Fnr EalE.
3sndt1l1tg.

pOARDING.-lwo or three gen
ID tlen.cn can be accommodated with board at -
Jackson street. de5l3st
BOARDING. = Plcalant Rooms
ID with Board, can be obtained ut the Nayer]y
House ..3 Kinzic ttrecs, for 500 Per "eeS. Day
bla1ti $1.50 per week de-531#
BOARDING. Pleasant Rooms
~ witt! Board cnn be oh bta!ned at No. 10 Van turen
street between State and Nabssa avenue delsxlm
, 1861-01-03

FicE WORTH Kxnw1so-spaldInG's Ce7halc Pills arc
certain for Sick Headache, Bilious lEcadarhe
Nervous Hcadaehe, Costiyeneas and General Debtlty
, 1861-01-03

TIMOTHY HAY.--1G0 car loads
Il Of the best Timothy Hsy In bales we'll bound of
10 Tbs each, and Ten Tons on caz. tos sale
CHEAP FOR READY PAY.
Make application Immediately to the undersigned At
sasi5rios rR1sR1E BROTHERS.
DURE SWEET CIDER-in whole
L aad hall barrrlA reee!ved daily, and fer sa1e ~
STEVENS d WEBER,
seE4N1fl 1H RAnd7tpo stes4
, 1861-01-03

E The following telegram WAS received by
Herring & Co., 40 State street, this ("cdnes?
day) afternoon: .-.... :;
MnvAuKEx, jan. 2, 1851.
hxssas HEHarra & Co.:-We had two eafcs
In the fire-both went through tremendous.
u7aeal, md both canc out {as Her1fns's saies
nlwnys dol all right. ,,-., po,
, 1861-01-03
THE REGENT FlIfE IN NEW
ORLEANS
HERRlHG'S SAFES ONCE MORE,

NEW ORLEANS, Dsc. Is, 1860
Essns. uENn1SG j. Co.:
Gentlc1ncn :-In tho 1rc which occurred On the
,.osning OF the eth ins. at the store OF Mr. E. Mcs
1cj No II Poydras street, consuming the building
ri all Its contents, the undersigned had one of
:nur Firc-proof Safes.
Ipon examining, the same. after an exposure Of
twelve hours TO the most nenxc hest, Its con-
1catx were found to be in well preserved md al
i,ast perfect condition. and hare much pleasure
l.: thus heding nly testimonial to the many you
cive already received relative 10 to the nrcpfoof
Qualities OF your Champion Safes.
Inn, gentlemen, yours respectfully,
EpwAHpE. CARTWRIGHT.
AGAIN.
NEW onLrAxs, Disc II, 1850.
NEssRs. HEnn1SG 4 Co., \. T.:
Gents My books and papers wcrc completely
saved In one pl your - Patent Champions" at tat
roydrnx street fire, on the evening Ut the 7th Of
lrcembcr. The Safe fell from the second story of
my building and WIS in 4 hot nre. It has given
;.rc8t satisfaction, and have ercry confidence Ia
your Iatcnt Champion Safes. E. B1Kssrr.
IIkngIxo's PATExT CuAxr1on SAFES thopga 20
often tested, never fail 10 faye tn. II contents.
ONLY DEPOT FOE TIKI SALE OF THESE GAFEs
40 STATE STREET,
II G. CD GO.
ljAl.d7S<$1J
, 1861-01-03

X Z! G a II Z ~,
.:.dc to order. nl1 qualities and pricce OtlcAl sctt
eight Collars and Aprons, from so to F17s-
NH 'fon * 10 s1o' 'no sell oi Pcs
1.rter jewels made II order at any price from 90
"Nfurwaraa Charts, Carpets, Working ToolA HookA
.iilona.. &C. constantly IN hand Embroidery Of all
lads done to order, with ncatncss and Dispatch at II
L. street, fremont BiocE.
.tcls4,Etqln II, Z, CADENEY
, 1861-01-03
GaAa1ltc0.

WANTED.-Board in 4 plain,
w private family. Ior . gentleman and wife.
Terms mist bc IN odcrato Addrxss A. H." Tribune
t,nIr. jAi-d12&st
, 1861-01-03
~ IIII1lS. GGl1[1C. cHl1E1i
-
MADE TO 0RDER Be
uRWELl & NANT,

e hays 1,rgc assortment Of Fine Boeo,ne ofeyery
astrty imported expressly for eas and Faty Sh1rf
H:c!i We VIII make up to order and wastaAt to Etvs
, 1861-01-03
mai6tella1te01t5.
DEEBE'S CORN SEPARATOR,
MADE FOE AND SOLD Dr
T. a. Il z T. f.
155 South Canal Street, Chicago, ILL.,,

p. o. BOX 1882.
This machine consists OF AZ the parts CON
bincfi fn PERFECT CORN SHELLEH AND CLEAN
iii which are St,clicr. q Fan, q complete vt q
sleyos, a BaggtnE Elevator and Cop-casI1eE; Eash
ranged Is TO fnrn, Beautiful Compact Machine
The Shelter ts made BY specl1 contract undef tne
KeadnEs Sheler 1t Is constructed IS 10 avold al
wedsinE or crushing OF the corn and consequently
great taste Of power.
Win uis Machine from two to ai1 horses only a1s
required to she'll clean and bag nom 900 to 4ooo bush-
els per day.
Price Of Complete Machine, s.1S, 90.
"sc7. T.: Circular. rcno dsn1uafwv
, 1861-01-03

4NHE BEST PIANO INSTRUCT
Z DE, lachardsone New Method for the Plana
i..::cisea md Ainusetnena, comprising complete
aEe Of Study from the s;lcs, t9 the most ndyancrd
ERA nud must eEentdaly beconne the only systen
lnstructop generally used; pEiGc q % feeelpt q
E.ea II Will bo sent, postpaid. Vublllhrd by olivia
l i rS1N L
, 1861-01-03

WANTED.-Agents in every city
" aud town IN TIC Vest with as or 20 caplt;ai;
1T nf1y cents ii Stamps j. IT, JOHNSON, 10 6tate
street r. o. box 1888, Chicago. nj ]al:479o In
WANTED-Fifty Men and Wo-
w men to canvass the city and sell Hodges
YTskelees GIFT Envelopes From t3 70 $le per dsy
cleared. Ca1! at Rooms NOE. ; and 5 AcCoEnicks
building, Dearborn STREET 1l11W
, 1861-01-03
3lDst.

T . S Ton Saturday, December
~ nth on Vert Randolph or Lake treet between
souh Clinton street and Union Park bn1 cotalnrc
Hair Bracelet. Tie finder viii b. subsidy rewarded
bY leaving tho same 1t this office. lc514St
, 1861-01-03
Eegal advertisements.
NOTICE OF SALE-Wbo..

VllCE VI SALE.-Wherpn
~ % defaalt u hss bsea made in ths condition. ofss
eiS6lssa hundIsa snd dfs seze9, aaa s1seas r.
hy .1a d W t,4 pD Maa Tade
md ay Ii oce * te ss sscretsy lssK tIH
70 cd o. 4ae4s,s
saa flaSS nas I resigned sha appoiatuent q Tre,s.
day s apponsd m M aceoraE 70 naa a. o..
Eisons of sald ,no1isage s1scestor to said F1asg 10
powef e s IL y fs11 ana
surnncs OF lay, the undersigned Trustee under iii
usc S "a nna ~ rss1ns ay s o. n
q sid M sheboyfaa and At;ssstppl Railroad Conpa1i
81 aSs sasoS e d
hlEhcss hidtsr toE the payment q two hundred and
e q aqEa5as nosas spa stt9Tts i1's
Ss now tn xih r. e r. oa
mortsafe. soxis All ssd sinsa:ar. ths a1st dst
s & g. . s gy 2 & eaa S ls o q sas III e
s0gstss viz m1 ~ ne rIsh.s Of Way dspot s1oant
meat: me- b saId $he6, and sils,ssiDe Eai!rasd csa
theFeio .helher obtained rhdyr tae HShis saa yf''k
an also a the to;ls incomes tents Issues snd r:oa
M 4 5seSs! IL assns sSop iss sss
r.cunts. *cod hnd property connected with ne bro
Ic Isc III Kit vi t's osata asSuIsd
the said Sh- boy Ga amt Ni--s1pi, a.aEo CAD to1papy
sGu sSloRp sf oss L ihe ~! oaned a o
which personal chatslcs were declared TO r. n1:Eses
win. I'D 30. sspaa:cA thsref7out. and wssc to he
December 18th, 1sV. e:s.d,Gssd
MASTERS sALE.-State o. Iii.
ehtss=e@in G1saeery. Koeeft AnthenX =; Aa'v .
dccfeta order II the 2bese sniitl.d sa9:e en-
&ssss1 10 chsaeefy y sai Sap:.io5 e cissEo
VIII on T9esay c t i tnd} ~ }ofeEoea 6as Il
Il .i!st a3 Il IT, north deor 81 thc Court Hoas.
In L ''s St cszn pszne M saes II lie eSea f "a '
cesh .hs Ias titls end sasEs Of n ne ~ s.H ~
,has 4Sef o a1 ece sssfa rareel
T@wn of Lyons in .he County of Cock, nna S.ats of
III 9'e saa 'e9asse
Fnnns hspss sea 1 s s 5d 5 .o
ssasf q IS, sSbn b2
aSrs: snss sxslYs s TSS2sn2 t9t
df asa s. M ~
Siaa aa e apon % sai 1o ~ q la"a 1A
bsssa Il SsnsS5y St Ii M Court s ess.a0
fI|RCSTEt'S SALE.-Public No
s1 III s3 !?
sqs ,.ea May i @ Tunaan = ns
faae Fl:sS ,:e I'd ;1a;tss + IL i
nssd o. MoF1sS + p on tns fd1 1a Say 81 %
.!s l;tr:t bitds! i tic nosth docF she CouT:
li'n 81 ou;"s xas .eaI si;sa.s
e e8:t tsess xe:
ward parallel +, SECTION lae twenty leo chains
, 1861-01-03

WTANTED.-By It young man a
W situation IS Clerk os Assistant Booe nespcrl II
j,ess IS good pern1au well acquainted With the Ter
luau language and exa give the best referencsA Ad-
'N MT HG3lut443[
, 1861-01-03

M ANTED-A small famlly wish
w to rent Dwelling on Wabash avenue or nesr
Union rark In good nci.hbolhood OF good houxc u
i'll to exceed eight hundred dollars posscsetoo
wanted early in January Best Of rE!sIcnces gSen;
a"H nnr,hcr ~' ~ de.sld1G&lw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14
Prom Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. June 8 "A steamer
from Old Point Comior. reports al
quiet there.
Tho bark General Green, o
CLarleston, for Baltimore, owned by
q Merchant of Charleston, with n
cargo Of rugsr aud molasscs, has
been captured by the Quaker City.
The United States NJ rshal took
possession of the gun factory OF Mer-
Till and Thomas. OF this city, to day
aud seized all the breach loading
lnuskets IN tho establishment. In
simstion was given That ample EN-
ployuent would soon be given to
the establishment in the man nufacture
OF arms for the government.
A crowd Of citizens returned from
Washington. who have received th.
sssursnces that B.ltiLnore shall have
q share in building the gunboa,.
and furnishing supplies to the gov.
ernment. Also, that tho govern.
mcni will soon have opened aud
keep Tree and unobstructod for ,rAv
hi snd trade the entire line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, now Of,
ftnally obstructed by the Coniede.
1Oks at Harper's Ferry.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14
New GunboAts.

The United States Navy Depart.
mont has invited proposals for build
ing the machines Of several screw
gunboats. The engines OF each are
to DO horiz pntai, with surf.ce con.
densers, and Of two vertical waite,
tube boilers; the cylinders to be
thirty inches in diameter, and the
stroke OF the piston eighteen inches;
the two boilers to contain ninst y -one
square feet Of grade rurfice, and
2:700 square feet Of heating surface.
No proposals will be considered OK
cept from the proprietors Of engine
building establishments. Screws
are no. we'll adapted for vessels OF
light draft when great speed 10 re.
quired, as t'e screw is most effect
i've under Q considerable heal OF
water. We want gunbosts of light
draft very fast and strong, so ss 10
run down any craft OF ordinary char.
acter. AZ p ,ddle. wheels, however,
are not suited for war vessels, thew
being too much exposed. the bes,
way to secure speed with light draft
when using . propeller, is to en-
ploy = screw Of reduced diameter
and moderate pitch, and give The
shaft . proportional increased vslo.
city TO compensate for the reduced
:iEe Of the screw, ,-[Scisntifo Amer,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14


The Dyins Words Of seustsr Dousias.
For long time previous 10 his
death, Senator Douglas had been in
. scmi-conscious condition. During
the morning Of his death his min
aud en-, rpier rallied eomewhat. Az
his devoting and lovirg wife sat Of
his bedside. soothing and easing
him with those tender words and act.
ions which only a great.hearted
woman can employ, she asked th,
dying statesman il lie had any Ines.
ayes to send to his boys, Stephen and
Robert. lle seemed at first not t.
hear the question, and che repeated
IL. Rallying his strength. his eye
kindled up and his whole frame
seemed to dilste. as no answered:
YES! TILL THEM TO oaEY THK
Laws AND SUPPORT THE CONSTITUTION
Of rRE USirkp STATES"
A short tiIne after, he desired to
be raised. and his wish was COM
piled with, 80 that he might look ont
from his window once more, upon
that city which had loved and hon
ored him 30 long. One Of his
friends expressed doubt 40 to the
ease OF his position, when he simply
replied, "he is--comfortnble." ln|
his dying moments he family articu.
lated. death death, DEATH" and
his great soul had passed away.
Il Chicago journal.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

The Fay and P~n,-oa Of Of volunteer.
The following recapitulat,on Of.
fords useful information TO volunteers
aud their families:
let. After being mustered into N.
service Of the United States, volun
teers are entitled TO pay, the SANE
"a regular troops.
2nd II disabled by wounds re-
c. ived In service or disease contract
d in service, they are entitled to at
invalid pension during life, or az
long ss disability continues.
3D.. II any are killed or die In the
service Of the United States, leaving
widow. che 10 entitled to what pay
was due her husband, and a pension
II there 10 no widow, the children OF
such volunteer 10 entitled to the pay
and q pension until they are sixteen
years Of age.
4th. lfthere 10 no widow, or child
under sixteen years Of age. the other
heirs of decedcnt are entitled to the
pay due the volunteer at the time Of
his death--no pension. Al this
time neither the volunteer nor any
heir 10 entitled to land warrants, but
there 10 no doubt an act OF Congress
will 30 passed early In July, grant
ing one hundred and sixty acres to
every volunteer who shall serve
fourteen days or engage in battle
and be honorably dischsrged-first
to the widow, second to the children,
third to the mother. fourth 10 the
father; and il all Of the foregoing
heirs be dead, fifth to the broth, r.
and sisters Of those who may so
serve and die without receiving u
warrant, in like manner ss the vol
unteers who served in Mexico are
now rewarded. Seamen and others
who take prizes, and those perform
ing meritorious fcsts, will undoubt.
edly be rewarded with the fruits oi
their valor. Those patriotic men
and women who suffer from robbery
in the slave states. under the namo
OF contisca.ion, will alinost certainly
be rewarded, according to the scrip
ture rule. iourfold from the property |
OF the rebels-all state coniiscations
being wholly illegal - and mere
organized piracy will bo punished.
and Congress will undoubtedly pass
a proper and edectual act whereby
The United States Court will take
from the un.aithiui and unjust
stewards what property they may
have, and give it to the faithful and
true servants.
5th. In addition to what the
volunteers and heirs are entitled to
and may become entitled to from
The United States. the several states
have passed and will pass acts grant.
ing pay from the states treasury.
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A. lus~restiss Scene.

The infant belonging TO the Mo.
hsska 0reya. stationed on Fifth
stseet. was the mesns OF bringing
about . singular coincidence and %
adecting scene. The Davenpor,
artillery comp n5 10 quartered In
the adjoining building. and have tho
pleasure Of possessing ono Of the
tslleet men In the ranks. His hight
10 elk foet four and q half inches,
they challa- ged his siEe against any
the Mshaska boys could produce;
but when their "infsnt" was trotted
out, the latter beat him l'y one fourth
OF an inch. Wheeler Chadwick IL
the name Of this towering'iD ividnal.
u seems, however, that Mahasl,a can
hrsg on tall men generally; and at
the moment Chadwick had meas
ured, private OF the same com.
pany, named William A. Orville,
stepped out and placed himself back
10 back with the Davenport cham
pion, saying, that probably hc could
size him. He did; and turning
around to ask his opponents name,
no Ut once recognized him to he q
long lost brother. and whom he had
not seen since 1851, when ut his
wedding In Madison, Indiana. In
a moment they were 10 each others
arms, and their feelings can better be
Imagined than wo can describe them.
They had not heard Of each other
since that separation until at this
happy moment. The iat,er's Dame
10 j G. Orville "A Book binder by
lrade; he has worked in this city in
Mr.. Pearce's bindcry. aud is we'll
known TO . great many OF our cit.
zsns. lie has lately lived in Dav-
import.
Such 10 life. Here are two broth.
srs, alter years Of absence, brought
together by their eagerness to serve
heir country. They are Virginians
BY birth, but Of that stock which
never proves false TO the flag OF their
'ountry. IL Reokmk Gate City.
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WHEAr VESSEL lsus mt AMI
SvHK.-The schooner Storm King
bound down irom this port 10 Bufia.
10, with q cargo OF shout 1900
bushels Of wheat, WAS run into BY
che propeller Michigan, oil Beaver
islsnds. about ten O'Clock Saturday
morning, aud sunk in about live
minutes, ia nearly 400 feet OF water.
The vessel and cargo Q total loss. -
The cargo was Insured 10 the Buff.
olo Muiusl for sbout 9ll, 400, aud
\ n. .O0J in the Commercial oi this
ely. The vessel was incurred Tor
900 ia tho Buffalo Mutual. -
(beW ell saved. The whost wss
enippsd from Kellogg & Strong's
o55Ilooss. The propeller, wc be.
|JIsvt, MAO uaiujnred. Aiiscsukit
n I(II1Uxk ssl..-t t,'4Tf