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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.


FoRT KxAxsEY Jan. ., 1851
The pony express passed here about eleven O'Clock
last night, bringing the following summary Of news
SlS FRANCISCO, Dec. 2o--3aoPM
Arrived $50, whaer yesper, s. days from ochosk sea
with 900 barrels whale oil and 40 barrels sperm 2tn
steamer Golden Age, from Panama, with passengers-al
vel.
Sailed 2ad bark Armand Rose, Andre, Callao; goth,
ship Osborn, Homer, NsKeans Island bark Druid Tor
Melbourne; brig Aephsrn for Sydney.
The Golden Fleece has cleared with full assorted car.
60 including TO- 900 sacks Of wheat 10 900 bushels barley
d69 bales Of wool, 5000 hides and 200 TASKS Of quick
silver.
The pony express, with st Louis dates photographed to
Fort kearney) Of the 10th nst arrived at Sacramento
on Sunday the $50 nst whore II detained "a hours
waiting for the steamer to take il 20 san Francisco
There being no sunday boat the pony express delayed
al sacramento from enc 10 two days whenever il arrives
there on saturday after two O'Clock 7. NJ The express
time table ought TO be changed so that the pony will
and Friday evening.
The state redeemed SIS 600 OF the per cent
matured bends on the cath At o2c 92i,c the dollar
II has rained almost necessarily throughout
California for the past ten days. The storm has
been the most severe known FOR years, causing con-
siderable damage In the interior Districts and covering
mountains with an immense accumulation OF snow BY
great energy on the part OF the Cornastage Company
thu road the mountains from Placervie to Carson
Valley is kept open for the passage of trains 30 that
stages are only delayed short time in making trips.
In San Francisco all bus has been suspended on
account OF the holidays aud weather. No commercial
stirring whatever.
The bark Francis Palmer arrived on the 22d with sand
wich Island dates OF the Sth OF December Business n,
Honolulu was decidedly dull, AMI whalers we've fast
leaving.
The poiyncaa of the Stk says since last other
vessels-the Benjamin Rush and Emily Morgan have
arrived at our port making 132 the total arrivals for the
season at all the ports Of these islands OF the remainder
OF the feet which is known to have been north this
season, the Congress, Eliza Adams, General Williams
and Massachusetts, have gone san Francisco one, th
A. L. Trasier, was IN iiptcr quarters in the Ocsiot,
one the Margaret Scotthad gone to New Zealand oue,
the Junior, had gone south three, tho Vineyard
James Maury and John Rowland were heard
a. last ~ la ON Ia ff4pgg
the George and Mary, had been wrecked in the och
and the FCrda Jeanette Milo Philip l., Superior COR.
slantine and Nesper were IN the OchotSA Sen al la
ports-l9 in all, and total of The whole feet Isl
We understand that suit Is pending IA cUUr.
against shpmaster, which, il Is held that t4u
courts of this kingdom have no Iurisdc .oi
over. We further lean that the American Com
missioner and tho United States Consul both
protested against this extra Judicial power assumed by
the authorities OF this government and il the facts
reported the case is likely TO create trouble be
fore ended.
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Markets.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 0, 1861.
Stocks heavy. Pennsy vana State SIS, SO ~ Reading
Railroad, 1875 Morris Canal, S. Long Island Railroad
10; Pennsylvania Railroad, 3SL Sight exchange on
New York, Is 70 per cent premium
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 0, 1861.
Cotton-Sales to-day u 900 bales IL Nc l2c. for mid
ding Sugar quiet at 41c. 6c. for fair TO fully fair
Molasses at pc. 24c. Whiskey at lSc. Freghts--
Cotton to Liverpool 11-16i Exchange on London 20
4per cent premium. sight exchange on New York 4
! per cent discount
BALTIMORE, Jan 0, 1861.
Flour steady: Howard strcetsuperane, IS So Ohio city
mills held at IS co. Wheat steady: red, 81 30 a 81 35
white 81 40 81 CO. Corn declined cents: white Gle
&C.; yellow, &c. CSC. Provisions rmer: pork
81 so. Lard, l0c Coffee active: Rio, 12c 13c. Wits
key steady at 1890. alec.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9, 1861
Flour advanced 25c su9er6ne at IS so so Is. Wheat
sieldy white 81 45 ~ 30; red, 81 80 81 49, Corn
firm: old yciow, yuc. new, o2o oav. Coaso Grim
sales 800 bass Rio 11sc l2c. Lard steady at &C.
lie. Whiskey irIn at 1875. a 19c
CONCORD NJ H., Jan. 0, 1861.
The republicans OF the Second district, in Convention
at Manchester today, nominated Mr.. f. Il. Rollins, OF
Concord, for Congress
CHICAGO Jan 2, 1861.
Flour active. Wheat firm and lc. higher sales AZ
12Lc 72alc for No. q in store. Corn firm Mt IS &c
Oats firm. Receips3 800 bbls. flour, 20 900 bushels
wheat, "a COO bushels corn Sight exchange New
York a 6per cent premium.
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The Great Lobby Scheme OF the Age.
ylaxrr,r Lin,


Knowing the constant war you make upon corrupt
lobby schemes at Washington, permit to call your at
tcntion to Of the grandcst and most dangerous that
has been planned in this any other country /
refer to the Pacific Railroad scheme. | have
but lately returned to Washington, but have
been here long enough TO learn that there
never was such conspiracy TO rob the people
and government of this country, and 10 create power
the republic ten times dangerous than the United
States Bank was The silence Of the Washington cor
respondents and Of the press generally, this fact
and of their almost universal advocacy Of the scheme
openly insinuatinely, the omnous signs of its
corrupt character which attracted my attention Why
sir there is scarcely corrcsp, ndent newspaper
here who not largely interested and understand tn
press throughout the country has been extensively
subsidized All the professional lobby at work Xix
beavers for IT, Men Of all partiesdcmocrats republi.
cans and Amercans-neet tremendously on this plat
form OF spols Capitalists and moneyless adventures
duly mixed, from the East West North and south
pose the solid phalnx which IL is expected over
power Congress and tho President. The very fact of
pressing this gigantic scheme requiring ninety millions
of government money besides the public lands, at
time when the Treasury Is bankrupt and the country
state Of revolution and fast iisintegratng, and when
many OF the Senator'S and amLers and one entire State
representation absent sufficient TO show how rcck
less and corrupt the advocates Of this measure
And, sir desperate are this formidable lobby com
bnation that many of them contemplating with
pleasure the time when several other States may secedc
and the delegations Congress opposed to the scheme may
withdraw and leave the way open for the passage Of the
bill. TIE the country becomes disintegraed the
these calculate to make by corrupt LEGISLATION.
And may say this not only with regard to Pacific
Railroad, but also 10 other measures have heard
Republican members say 10 their obby friends ''Wait
awhile till some of these Southern strict construconsts
out Of the way, and then we can carry what we
please
need not make any comment upon this fearful state
of things Of the consequences to the country You
will understand IL all at glance To the HERALD
look IN these troublous and corrupt times for being
mainly instrumental in saving the country.
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The health OF Havana was good and the weather ex-
tremeiy favorable TO the coming crops.
The ship Lesba, under French coors supposed TO be
the ship Montsuk Of New York. taken Of the port by
Spanish steamer of war aud brought into Havana with
nine hundred negroes on board.
Business in Havana stll continues paralyzed IL consc
quencc Of phe recent holidays and the late commercial
difficulties the United states strong hopes enter
tanned before the month Of January elapsed bu
siness will its former activity and monied affairs
will become easier.
Sugars are quoted in Havana as foows:--Ncw crop
No IL, few lots al So rails per arrobe in muscovadoes
nothing doing. Stock band here and In Matansas
2s 900 boxes Of which 500 boxes are new crop Mo
asseS0 Lids have been received but expectations
Exchanges london sixty days sight, are quoted at
1917 lax per cent premium Paris sixty days, y
per premium; Now York and other Northern cities,
per cent premium; three and ten days sight, 10
10 per cent New Orlenns sixty days per cent pre-
MUM sight 10 ID per cent.
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THE GREAT LOBBY SCHEME or rur Aak.--
We print in another column letter from q
Washington correspondent which exposes the
most scandalous job that even lobbymen ever
had the audocity to attempt. IT Is no less than
q scheme FOR getting hold Of ninety millions of
dollars Of the public money, besides vast tracts
of the government land, under the prctence OF
constructing Paofc railroad without. OF
course the promoters Of the scheme having the
remotest intention Of carrying out any such
work. II IL mere conspiracy to rob the pub
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Mr.. Lincoln's Secretary OF state.


We arc AZ liberty say that before the 4th OF
March Gov Seward VIII resign his seat In the Senate
preparatory TO hs entrance upon other public duties
Early in December Mr.. Lincoln addressed Mr. Seward
at Washington, letter kindly expressive OF his CONT
dence and regard and cordially Offering him the Depart
ment of State 10 which Mr.. Immediately replied, ex
pressing his grateful both OF the honor conferred
and Of the gratifying manner In which tho ohcr was
made asking such time for reflection as was due 70 both
and 70 the importance OF the question.
There were many reasons Why Mr.. Seward did not de-
sire the position he Is TO take OF which are OF
public and OF personal character. but they were
ovcrruled by Of duty He had contributed TO the
election Of Mr. Lincoln In whose qualities OF heal and
heart and in whose tncss for the high Office OF President
he has full confidence and reliance lie had been large
iy instrumental in bringing about that condition OF pubic
affairs which adds TO the responsibilities Of the incoming
and he did not feel at liberty 70 shrink
from any post share of duty difficulty that the cr
sis imposes. And after visiting home and consulting
those whose affection and judgment he Is accustomed
to rely Mr.. seward accepted atrust for which by his
knowledge, ability industry and integrity he l. happily
well quaficd-a trust which, however bonored and
gracod by the eminent statesmen who have proceeded
him, viii lose nothing Of lite lustrc under his auspices
Ana with the remark that ON no former occasion has
President offered Secretary accepted that depart
ent in manner delicate and respectful 10 each
independent and honorable 10 both, dismiss
the subjectnot however, without putting record tho
prediction that President and Premier will 40 discharge
their duties, amid all the difficulties that surround them
% preserve tho blessings Of Union aud to deserve aud
reccive tho homage os their countrymcn
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lie, ard as its only strength lies in secresy, we
cannot do better than make il known. That
men OF all parties and from all sections, should
unite IN such deep laid plot to plumber the
people on scale 50 gigantic, only shows what
our politicians can stoop to, and that nothing
is too mean or dirty for them to touch. We
must have reorganization of par lies, to sweep
away the corruption that at present underlies
the whole framework Of our legislation
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The following gentlemen have not claimed the thirty dollar,
and sixty lye cents rema sing At their credit wh trea
check for the amount enclosed in
each Of them, and mailed on the 18th November
James I. Brady Ill Broadway
Frederick Il. Church, 10 Tenth street
Charles A Clinton, Union Club.
John jay, Eatonah, Westcit ser county.
Hon VIM Kent, III Pine street
Richard l., Morris
&. r. Nicoii No 6 West Twen,v frat street.
Robert Il. Tell, 81 Laight street.
James Purnc.t, 46 Wall street.
il is presumed these checks have mscarred lost
the Treasurer DESTROYS close hsacooun requests the
interested call ut his Office a. ~ Exchange
place, sign bond of indemnity 10 him and receive the
amount. Nav YORK, Jan. ., 1861.
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The House met, and after confusion, elected +.
III Tcese OF Essex speaker and Jacob Shat OF Warren
Clerk. These persons were not the regular nominees,
though both democrats The contest turned between
Breckenridge and Douglss-the republicans supporting
the latter, who succeeded. The Americans and demo-
Gratis, who have majority, we not able TO make an
agreement Five democrats voted with tho republicans
and produced this result Mr. John IT, Mecker, OF Essex
was chosen Engrossng Cesk; Mr.. Aexandc W. Johnston
OF Mercer Assistant Clerk, and Mr. Thomas Dynans, OF
paesac Doorkceper. The officers arc all Douglas demo
Gratis but voted for by the republicans who joined
those democrats who opposed to the exorbtant de-
mands Of the Americans.
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influence Tor NJ wiimot FOR TIE United States senate,
ard beaen, and Mr. wlmot's election being part
o. the programme upon which Cameron was TO have
Seat In The Cabinet he gracefully sufrenders tho port
folio placed IN hs hands and it rs not al al unlikely IT,
after this hlcze, Cabinet minister Is selected from
iennsy ivania sha- +" mot viii lie the man IL is posi-
BILE thai Penn ania may be passed over altogether
n ss much 20 be desired by mary leading republicans
In that event Mr. Lincoln may be induced TO extend the
TreaSJr sship 10 Mr.. Chase, of Ohio.
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MARRIED..

CuMaNG-loGN.-On Wednesday January o, at the
residence of the brides parents by the Rev Br Pad
dock Capt GEORGE CUNNING to Miss MARY J. LOGAN,
daughter of VIM. Logan Of Brooklyn.
HoIIiNsng,D-T r.On Tuesday, January g. by the
Rev. A. Garden at the residence Of the brides father
Mr.. EDWARD II. HouINsmAD 10 Miss EMMA JANE TAGGARr,
daughter Of Mr. William Tasgart, all OF Philadelphia
MorIfI--FARRNGToy.-M Darien, Conn, on Wedncs
day, January by the Rev DR. Barnes Mr. JoHS MrLER,
Of New York 10 Miss IorrE eldest daughter or John D.
harrington, Of the former place.
MrRRnr-I tSH.-In this city, on Wednesday, January
p by the Rev. Edwin H. T. Cook, CHARLES w MERRITT Of
Newblug, 70 MARY Il. LANE, of this city.
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BufFATD, Jan. y, 1907.
The extensive tobacco mandatory OF James Adams
Co. on Washington street. almost entirely consumed
by fire this morning loss on the stock about $4,000
upon which there IL insurance Of SIS 900 IN the follow
ing companesCi,y Of Hartford 81 600; Hartford, Of
HARTFORD 81 600 North American, Of Hartford, $500
.Etna, Of Hartford ~ 500; North American, Of New
York - 900; Home OF New York Is 600; Hampdcn, OF
Springfield, 50 900 The building was valued at about
&l2 0O0 which " lot total loss II is insured for IS 600
IN the following s-Bufao Mutual 1000 Hartford
80 900; Liverpool and London, $1,000 Charter Oak, OF
La Al
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Reported Recollection Of senator Trum-
bull.

private despatch received here tonight from Spring
Geli, ILL., armour Yea that John wentworths programme
did not work to keep the democrats out OF the Illinois
LEGISLATURE 40 as prevent quorum, with the hope Of
compelling the republicans TO elect some other man 10
the Senate than Trumbu. To Jay the democrats took
their seats organizcd and selected Mr. uumbul who
viii b. received ~ Mr. ircon's organ IN the Senate
General Cameron has decided that he VII not accept
placc IN Mr. I;ncoln's CNhLst Mr. Cameron threw bis
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Eis> tIon Of United States Senator in
Maine,

AUGUSTA, Me- Jan. O. 1861.
Ex-Governor Morrill, was to-day elected to the United
States Senate 70 I'LL the vacancy occasonod by the
signation of Mr.. Tamn. The vote in the Senate was
unanimous. In the House tho vote stood
For Mr.. Morrill, 12I
For &. L. Slepley. rs
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News from Havana. .

ARRIVAL OF THE QUAKER cITY-s43l F IN srE-
Gle on B0ARD-CAPTURE OF SLAYER, WITH
NINE HUNDRED NEGROES on BoARD-BUsINEss
STILL CONTINUES DULL, ETC., ETC, ETC.
The steamship Quaker City, Capt. shufcldt arrived
here yesterday afternoon from Havana, after very
pleasant voyage having left that port last Saturday the
9Th inst, at one p II.
The quaker c,y has on board saas,l47 in spanish
doubloops to New York houses The following are the
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Court CaIenIar--rngs Day.

UNITED STATS DErRiG couRT.-SSne as before.
SUPERIOR CoURr.--Same as before
SuiliAi. .ovRT Cnt uu.-Part 1--0ycr ana Tefmia2r.
Part g-l6ei 7Ss, 800, So, 5s ca g. ~ TO- 49, so 81
50, 90, l02 1903, ITO, III, ilo, 100
CoMsoN PrRAs.-Part 1--TS, l0g, 1903 100 10, III,
liz, 113, VA 1861, li6 III, ns no, 100 Part o.
~, i22 rs, d2o, i27 l2o, l2s, 80 i34 l3j l35,
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sussrK Courr,, Glass FrGHr. Jan. . 1851.
81, 81, IS, H. 40. rs, 81. o., 81, 2, 3, ~
Co. saetpArEp LorrFar Glass =, Jan. .. 1851.
81, as, 10. u. 80, 2, &c. 80, e., Q, 4, Is.
Circulars sent Tree OF cha ge by addressing
a. FRANCE & co,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Is Mr. CAMERON TO BE EXCLUDED FROM Mr..
LrNcoLS's CABNETs-Th republican journals
of the West and East have been busily occu-
pied within the past two days in giving publi-
city to the story that Mr.. Cameron, after having
been offered place in Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet,
is finally to be oustcd therefrom. We are not
prepared to credit any such rumor, because 1t
has evidently grown out of the reputation
which the Senator from Pennsylvania has ac-
order to believe that be Is to be deprived of
position which had been so universally attri-
buted to him, it would be requisite to suppose
that the abolition star. was once more in
the ascendant at Springfield. Under the
AUSPICES of two such statesmen as Cameron
and Seward, peace may yet dawn upon the
country. The opposition to both has been
ostensibly founded upon pecuniary propensi-
ties, which they must have long since outgrown;
the more SO, Us they neither of them need ma
iional aid to make good any private deficiency.
The true secret of hostility to Mr.. Cameron can
he looked for nowhere else than in bis invincible
reluctance to see the Uhion discovered, and in
The inextinguishable love--buried under thick
LAYERS Of ashes, perhaps, but Enthusiastically
fbere-which burns in his heart for the land
which gave him birth. II is to be devoutly
hoped that the underground influence of fam-
aicjsm and Northern disunionism may not have
succeeded in inducing Mr.. Lincoln to reverse
The decision Of his first better judgment, and to
exclude so valuable and shrewd an adviser
from his counsels. II will be regarded as an
evil sign, and boding misfortune TO bis admins
iration, IL he has done so.
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Drawing ~ the Delaware state Lot.

feries --WO1N- .NNv 90, ManngeTs OF The
rHE4~tar trnTueaT Ars MIssopH STATE JorrEpIEs
Dui.etrs--E .rRA CLASS 6S, Jan Q, 1901.
81, 10, ri, A 81. s, 49, 8, 40, 53, 81, &c, 10, So
Dalsg taF--'LAss &C. Jan. Q, 1861.
l5, A. ~, 0, 81, Gs, 60, Az, 2s r. 81 49, So H.
Cr,ulars sent free Of Charge by addressing either t.
WOOD, EDDY co, wilmngton, Delaware
orio WOOD EDDY ( co., st Louis Missouri.
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MOldsvta Cream, for Preserving and
identifying the Hair Sold only at w. A. BACHELORS
newly invented Wig Factory, IL Bond street.
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Secession Principles.--Nhere IgnOra nee
IL bliss, life. Slavery death photo.
ersphed BY HOLMES, 395 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-ReIiable, Harm
less and black brown Factory 81 barclay
street Sold and applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory 10
Fond street.
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The steamship Florida, from New York, arrived al
Tbec Friday morning. aud at the wharf here at three
O'Clock la tho afternoon.
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CrJsfadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peesThe best In the world Wholesale retail and the
Dye private applied, at NO. 6Astor House.
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Alfred Bum, and osher distinguished
dead may be- in MEADE BROTHERS. Galleries, 81
Broadway Barnums Mus UNI
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SteiMyyay Il Sons Nyerstrcng Grand
and square Pianos considered the best manufnc
iured warranted for FIVE years Warercoms 81 and
Walker street.
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Parents keep I'm your Cupbon rsis Burd-
sails Arnca Imminent il Burns Scalds Sorcthroat
and Internal Pains and Aches
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The Lndd Il Webster Sewing Machines
may now be had for $50, at 30 Broadway.
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In the Third district Of New Hampshire the republ-
cans have nominated T. NJ. Edwards for reelection to
Congress.
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Coughs, Colds and Cntarl

Coughs, Colds and Catarrhs, so Preya-
lent at this season. are quickly by HOI0WAYS nes
Unable Pills and Ointment Persons troubled with harsh
Coughs hoarseness &C. will find immediate relief b. using
these invaluable remedies.
Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure TRUSS
Office No yesey street CASTOR House, opposite the church
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Expected News from, Europe

SANDY HOOK, Jan. 9--Nidnight
No signs OF the steamships Bremen Glasgow. II is
stormng BAD can't see any distance. Wind blowing
gale from Il. s. L.
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Conventions at Louisville, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9, 1861
Both the Union and Douglas Democratic Conventions
unanimously recommended the adoption OF the Cttcnden
resolutions
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Wheeler & Wilson'S
Sewing Machines with important improvements at re-
duced prices. Office COS Broadway, New York
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try to take part in their differences On this
point we believe that both North and South are
agreed
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Reelection OF Mr.. Trumbull to the United
States Senate.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. Q, 1861.
Hen. Lyman Trumbul was to-day re elected United
States Senator vote OF 81 to 49, the democrats voting
fog Mr.. s. S. Marshall
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Barry's VricOpherOus is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying curling cleansng
preserving and restoring the Hair Ladies' yit Sold by
all druggists