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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-09
SECS OFFICE BOARD oFThADE,

l5trHNoND, or. Sih, ISbl \
= > IN pTIHSt ANCi, o: the resolution adop'a.
- by tie BOAR; Of L irrcto.s on'.e lst instant
hereby appoint the faliowin, delre to repIe
sent the Ricnaond Board al I r;;dc IN the Ccny en-
ri ~ oil Merchants and Banks which 10 ba held n
Macon, Ga. TN monday, the 18th inst, TO Nit.
Horace l., Kent, d. W. HaXa'.,
Th6s. " MaCapee, Sans G. Tardy,
10. II bjaury. And. l.. Fi.ett,
James X. Gran', Geo. " Smith
Alien / Stokes, Id H. Sklhker.
Isaac Daygu.o JT.,
Attest: DAVID ). ri RR, lit !. Pfust.
WIN. 3. IsAACS, secv.
~ rae aboso dele cation VIII meet 81 NY olfice
THIS MORNING, al 10 o clock.
&C Sit HORACE l. KLNT.
", COMPARE TIVE INSERTIONS OF
: TOBA 90 at The diii@ycnr Warehouses in
tile CITY f Richmond from she lst October, I-@3
10 lat october, IeiD aud the lHt Oot1ber l-6J
to lst October, 1851. leo. lo5l.
keatl 0oA B---.- = 20 s1,''r
DicTell .----- & l'J s8At
Mayo 8--.--..-....-..-.--. 40" J@si
1923 1866
Decrease ..Itga1
WM. Y SHEPARD
Proprietor Richmond Tobacco t.AcLGn2p.
T-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-09

ShipmcafS Of T'odacco-We hav, learned
that 100 adds OF tobacco Were shipped from
Richmond TO City Point during the month of
August, 20 be forwarded to some POINT on The
coast, and thence to England. The geueraI
understanding of un existing arlane e!uont
against amy suei shipments jItug the period
Of the blockade, was probably erroneous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-09

rstWII4NE BARRELS
lowering Puiv cried SUGAR
Crushed Coffee, aad
Brown f,JtAE.
3,5@ !bs M5gn.dIE BACON AID arb
I,,J !b,. COTTON YARN
.IHEt received ard tur size by
Oc g-.}f< BACLANN A ERn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-09
rE>HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD h.
MIR GINIA CENTRAL EAIIkUADi


On and after WEDNESDAY,, Oct",,-r 81 'as
Mail and Passenger Trains oil leave Richmond
da.'v tor Jackson RIVER LyHrubu-E M.ua..s
Junction AM all interu.gd ate So ion. r "a y.
II h WHIltCab
0c a-t8 Cen. :ufrr.utahtrIt
rs LIN X \ u o . u )
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-09

Is ERNtAN WAX ON liz s--la 'aa.'
i boxes, for sale by ....,-
tc9 /. 4 q II. DAN ENPuk.
DEFINED BORAX.--A -nt-U 'ot h-''"
IA BJruv ius' 70 md al iy -sr ~
oc9 ". PETERSON Il co. '.~ fiHH
, 1861-01-10

47.es Tor common to ehaiee extra. In sJo tlour
snsre is only =, limited buAncss doing, At 3seoD
sle :: ior common to ehuase super. Corn more quiet
MaIskr-MarkEt nrm with fair, demand sales
679 ntls ut aoe, and triding lots at 20Xc
=. dRAfN-Therc Ia 4 better demand fot whcst and
Holders M disposed upon ul prices; raies
1900 bu fatr Chicago spring at 81 1B; $500 north.
:, ~estatn 1, Glu6 81 y 1000 6q cansda clab q
bu faff to good winter rcd western Il s1sS@1.M;
400 bu rcd state At $133; 5000 bu prime white
Canada At $1.65. and COO bu white Kentucky at
s1.5o. Rys quiet at :s@7uc. Harley continues
nominal At Gel990c. The corn market opened dull
and closed tnle better, with rather more doing
for export; ealcs q oW bu at t9dbfoc for MIXED
western in store aud delivered. closing with salcs
southern, and &c Tot small parcels Of choice new
white southern. Oats dali 1t a51h @3GKc for vest
crn and Canadian; 36@3sc for state.
at SIG IS for mess, and $1a for prime; SLID for
old prime; 3l8s for clear. Beef continues steady
With moderate demand sales. $50 hrls ut $i,75G5
ssO1o for rcpackcd mess, and $Io.5odell Tor extra
mess. Prime mess beef dull; sales, 50 ttctccs In
dian mess at $1o. Beef hams stcady and quiet at
$isi4 e. for ssste snd western: sales $50 brls At
sales q r. 3 psekages at ~ for shouldert. and
1ESs ior hams Dressed hogs are firm, with a
moderate demand: eale. At Gs7@7 toE corn fed.
qniet, with sales OF 100 boxe. long Ribbed n!ddlcs
on private terms. Lard-Ma.kct quiet and drm !;
sales as brls at 10H. Butter ceiling ut 1eG14c
for Ohio, and 14GIe0 for istatc. Cheese steady at
oD10Kc for inferior to prime.
Observation-Disclosures active and 1F1n. su-
gar-Market continues firm and demand moderate.
Molasscs-Aarket dsm.
srocks dull and lower. Chi. = R.1.eo; 6. B. 1
Q. 67; clcve. l. Toledo SIX; Gal 4 Chi. Ca1f III.
Cen. ecrip IS; 81. =. rt'd 3aK; n. C. 6s4z; Del, Il
Huds. s; Pas. Mail SIX; =. I: Cen. 76st Erie IS;
uuds. 45A; Harlem 153s neadee91l; New Haven
l. Hart. l35: u. S. s. Is, 100: Va Cs T6; Mo. 6s
s.: Tenn. 6s IS; III. c. bonds 81; uuds. 9. ssh
Gal. l. Chi. second bonds 93
CATTLE MARKET.-Becves easier. Market dull.
Quotations 6lG4 for inferior to prime: 9AC19K
hrst quality; receipts 4.soo. Sheep and Lambs &C.
tive as full prices; receipts $500. S1ihe III fair
demand at b4&1an; receipts IL, ,000.
, 1861-01-10
Constipation or CostiVeness

No ore OF the "mary Ills flesh Is her TO" Is prera-
lent 70 little understood. and much neglected ~
Cosvencas. Often originating In catelessuess aed-
entsEy habits; it Is regarded slight diaorc1 Of too
little consequence to excite anxiety while In reality It
u The precursor and companion OF many Of the most
anl and dangerous diseases, and unless early e1adca
ted 1t will bring tho sufferer to untimel5 grave.
Among the lighter evils Of which costEcnesa Is tho
Usual attendant are Headache, Collie, Rheumatsxu,
Fonl Breath Piles and others Of like nature, while
long train Of fshtfu1 diseases such Malignant Fee
1ers Abcessca. Dysentery. DIarrhra. Dyspepsia Apo
pc1y Epilepsy. Paralysis. H5steriA Hypochoudr1asi1
Melancholy and insanity. Est Indicate their presence
In the system By this alarming symptom Not unffe-
qucctly tho dseascz naaed originate in Constipation
but take independent existence unless the cause
Is erad!cate in carly stage. From all there consid
atoms it follows tEAt the disorder should receive In
mediate attention xheneyert It occurs aad no person
should neglect to sc: box Of cept lie Pills on tho
nrst appearance Of the complaint as their timely
Wilt expel the tnslduous approaches Of disease and de-
stzoy this dangerous foo to human life.
, 1861-01-10
y311noiK T,eH1S1ature,

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 9.-Hon. Lyman Trum-
States Senate today ut o'clock. Trnm-
bull, 81; Marshall, 10. Hon. Abraham Lin
coin, Gov, Wood, the State officers, members
Of the Supreme Court, and many other distin-
guishea persons were in the hall during the
voting. The galleries and lobby were densely
crowded with people, and much satisfaction
was expressed when the result WIS announced.
Hon. s. Higbee. the leading Democrat in the
Illinois Senate, introduced series Of resolu-
tions suggesting such amendments to the Con-
stitution Of the United States as shall take
the subject Of slavery out Of Congress. They
embody Douglass doctrine aud will give rise to
worm and lengthy debate.
, 1861-01-10
hIf. HOWARD replied, and moved the pre-

Ml. s,1 aOmAno 1epueo' anu nno7eo Inc Pre-
'49as 99 94nessI9n.o n so,o
~ ~. GnA mtono @ eaaa tae.e WV no esnsa
os se1e1.Gnenl-MG 4M, uase Passea oeyoaV soas
Pots - AAeso - w eAe4sc11ent' "e
a1s r. caa1; 70 wopn ..,., 11. x,,
NJ. cnamrVnD Gontalueoa.en nis , snoaao e,,l
sc coGa aao unustssaaa at. eas uns W "nlcu suoJ
Me gu1nE. ~ nc ~ ineuee1nnly sought 10 onef
eans.tesI ~ - spMT ~ snT Is"ta tIsv.atoa ~ D.,
,., ~. oasEt tars uesiieo - naGo tu9 Itesi-
aen1h en sai message eonsloefed III cofamls'ee ol
tns "4n4;s na4;,1 r;e n..,,-.
=, At. tnn44te iem2Ikea tna1 tae fIesneas
ln1ot1neo taem 1ney were IN me maost OF
revo!utlon, and adVlslnE tnc aoopt1on OF sucn
measures rs moJ aSert civil war. Inc Ffesl-
dent appeas 10 congress TO ma4e an euolt 70
restore the ffatcrnal relations which ought to
exist The recommendation nadc by the
Prcsident is entitled to the respect Of the
American people, but the resolution pending,
Instead Of proposing . remedy, looked to
special committee to 1ndlct eomebody. ae
would vote against the resolution, Which did
not meet the emergency
~. fhORENCE, neneslngtne sesoluuons
productive CT no good, opposed 1t.
Nj: A1kh said the feeolation Wn& not
based On pacific plan 70 ADJUST tne difacnlues.
~. MARTIN o. Vi1gin'a loakeo on tae .es-
olutlon as hre-braha 10 oe thrown INTO inc
country, which was nfeady excited.
lhe resoln.lon Passsa. ayes 1us' noes q.
Mr. MAYNARD asked consent to odef
resolution th1L tue minority report mtEgnE %
, 1861-01-10

BOOK KEEPER.-A Situation
~ wanted BY gentleman who has had nfteen years
e1pefte &C In the Large ct houses. Ia 1t pr.sent
ploycd but would prefer 4 Boak Keepers situation,
Does not object to the amount Of work to bt done.
Csn Etye the best Of reference capacity and nteg
I1ty. Address INDEX. at thI4 of1ce, tA9I3t
, 1861-01-10
UnlupofkaIf SpacuIatdoph.

HARR1sBRo, Pa, Jun. Cit Ia said Oh high
authority that Mr.. Mcclure received q letter
from Nj. Lincoln today, tho exact contents Of
which hsye not tranapired- Cnough, however,
is known to war1ant the belief TINT MI. Nc
Clnra'e opinions Expressed since bis return
from Springfield that Hr: Stewards influence
would alone retaIn Mr. Cameron In the Cabl-
net Of Mr. Lincoln is correct. Nr. Mcclure
has heretofore been silent. There is. s.consldeE.
able curiosity In pnblIc circles to know what
action the anti -Caincronltes will take IN ooppo-
sltion to Mr. Cameron's appointment: Since
the receipt Of MI Lincoln's letter. Ar. Nc
Clure confidently expresses bis belief that NJ.
Cameron will decline au appointment. Mr.
Mcclure seems to bo well advised.
Mese1s. sandc1son and Casey, leading Cam
eron men, left this city last night for Wash
ington in great hsste, mud It is believed that
their departure has some connection with Mr.
Cameron's declination. The friends OF Mr.
Cameron here are tolerubly confident that he
will receive the appointment to the Cabinet
and accept 1t.
, 1861-01-10

NEW YORK, January 9.-The steamship
Quaker City brings Havana adyiees Of the 5th,
and nearly $250000 in specie.
The ship Selvia, under French colors, sup
posed to be the Montauk Of New York, was
brought into port BY Spanish war steamer
from Portlnnd, brought to Havann the crew of
tho schooner Surveyor, abandoned, sinking
outside Port1nnd Dec. cath. Business at Ha-
vana was still paralyzed, but m improved state
of things WAS expected before the end Of Jan
uary. Btock Of sugars Is 600 boxes.
, 1861-01-10

TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 9.-Thc House met,
and after some confusion elected 7. H. Teese
of Essex, Speaker, and Jacob Sharp Of War.
rcn, Clerk These persons we're not the 1egu.
lar nominees though both arc Democrats. The
contest turned, between Breck]nridge aud
Douglas, the Repuhllcans supporting the lat.
Democrats, who have q majority, were not able
to make an agreement; S Democrats voted
with tho Republicans and produced this re-
suit. Aftcr . long struggle for engros:ing-
c1crk. they adjourned without clectiDg.
, 1861-01-10
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

NEoNEsuAIi Jan. " 1851.
Ia.9g 9gEJ;Recegts, ..;s 40. er1s Market N dali and
Hydranlic.'' 800 h1ls ..srt.h's Mills" 10 6r!s
"Morsan.,' ITO brls Forget Nc Not" md Is
Stls Waupsa s. dsl 4 Is 81 aS:esfa MsrIls us
oa pirate terms; 20 bsls very ehoicc supetane 1t
.WHEAT--Reccipts.a q, 40 bn. Market quiet and
hn No espsins a. 15ks II store; a,ooo bu do at
baga do do So on track; 1,6oo bu By sample ii sc
on track; 30 hn at alc on track; 1so bags at Sic
coRN-ReceIpts, 24,164 bu. Market .teaay and
shade 6fnrr: Sales we1e:-l6.0oo bu 1li1ed in
lots At sstse In store; 1u7 bags Yellow at aoc on
oATs-Reecipts,, 1,s7a ba. Market firm and
steady. Salea wcrc :-6ooo bu No. at 17J@c in
HfE-Reeeipts, a,sas bu- Market dull. Sales
were:-1ss hags prime st 47c on track; 50 bsSs
good at 45te On track
s,Es. Il 1si h. h. ~ Market AZ a1,;t t.
At 80 on track: 100 bu At sc delivered.
steady. Sales were:-75 brls usy Highwlnes At
aiiL sTuErs-s,1es ton. Miaannss at ss.so
ARp-Rceeipts. $3.50 ms. Quiet. Sale. es
DRIED APPLES ions Eastern Dried Apples
sT5ao1TIy sEED-s.les 80 ba dirty Timothy
EasSNs.kst .teaay, at 1aze1sc for Lined.
PoT1ToEs- at eon&c 9hu.
PoULTRf-Drtesed Chickens Arzn and in good
demand II $1T31a = doz; Dressed Turkeys dun
At 7c q =.
HDaS-Rece1pts. BOATS ns Market dull and
hcasy at the following quotations. Green Coun.
TT, thske; Green saited, kh4te; Kip. &c; Cali,
THe; Dry Saltcd. 1nG1le; DRY Flint, 1301sHr
BCTTER-The market continues d1il. Ne
quota GOOD Akin, 12@14c: common, do, 100
,DREssED HoGs-Ree=ipts, asai Market ae-
tve and trm, and 6@foc higher: Sales were a.
follows:
q 825 - ............... 665
- e61 ............... k9Q
g .>at s512Ke5 ssH, dividing on 80 na.
u II k1b &D1-65, 800 ns,
45-A at 6B 8tx65 90o nt.
~E94 1t Gas 05.7S 4l0 ns
active With agood packing md ahIpplng demand
1t &h5015.s5 Er5zs.
, 1861-01-10

MASTERS SALE.-Cncuit Court
1yA Of Cook County. Ionaa C. Heartt eompt. r..
An6Eew J, REowu. HsEyay 3. Hard, Panl C1snsA e
G. Rnefle aaseao =. Il, Eli1aseth Pisree Peter
20. AID Aerander I. SteTszt John r. Ring, Francis
Warden snd George Eax. s1r vVtng Gattnet1o "Nuam
z. Busfpwk dsce8&ed, def'u, In Chaoeefy.
Public noeee = hereby giren taat 1 L c Paine
Ereer Nkttsr In ChaneetI Of Cock County. state q
north door te Court House IN said ConotY of Cook
~ tho GT II hteazo at ten eeloeE u tae forenoon
ndds q tAs l1o..ns parcels q rss3 ss es@se e ~ 70:
I'll ave Isl etxhto<n ISL n!nstsen llsl tEenty l and
twenty onn {*lL in BoEn Hurdt OF tots
eight ten i1a elcven 1ll wefve [l*l thirteen f3
fourteen l1fL tfscn tl3h md nxteea ll6l IN Block
City of Chicago County Of Ceek and sssse q Illinois.
Mastef fn Chanos<y nf Cook Ca9nty,
Chicago JaoEa1Y ~, 11t17 ]1S2k4t
, 1861-01-10
Oak DreDarD ari1 5priugs.
n A L o Il C II 4 r D
AGIn SpHrNcS

St. u1tsa Y tae xiasgsg o
Ssaihs % he Eis Saa. saa foartess mltsE fro q,
Rs f. e s.s s4s Aea ~ s
..a circuit Ct about ty sy soas The nsl;!aaI
Ss s9ft
Sy faese ssts5s 5sPsaa Sssy sfssly apsn tao
n Y
fasss 1gsa ssaaahR e EFT EFT as o
ssaa5%ed lePfoss-shs Vstefa haze been ziEnaly
xSen II tic dfcniaSs. Tue fooains e,ninent gcnfie
men tpeak n strong terns Of the medicinal value OF
F7ee Emmoas. r. Remeyu Beck. II. D.. OF Albany :;
4 SsM Atsaap Gsnp6e e spE
Man; Dr I. 8 SchulsI: q LsespoEt r; they r
esse q chFoaie aia!hoa of sercTai 5rsEs ssaaiing
Esa 7s GuEsd b. re s, use St the watsr pr RsSE
1.n.ble - 50 nedieiaai ssent pr: eanp5ell ~ ~: y
"They 1nust be highly beneficial for III chronic ai..
CASES Of tho stomach and 7Fels."
VA s
sad t6st ts e.ss s dissasss = vhish tasy
esse md nFinasy organs and some ef dc cutaneoas
sSsiy sS9es ssfes sR1sas as sss
Ss 4s
sayn IN q low typhoid fevers; in coayaleseence
Inote digestion: - daIrhnn* particularly such Is
depeI dent rt1a1ed uIccFnted state OF the nu
cous membrane Of the tntesines IN calculoas a1ec-
Tons or AthtaS1s attended With phosphate acdtments
aed y ,beipE nSss solvent aid sss sps y continual
b. used properly diluted great refse1ant to d.
nish thirst aud gTr,sEnatu5alheat n heln Diseases
fanc condition Of the stomach. IN Fyrosls water
btash will prove better than hydrochlurc acld+ In
4uences arising om the action lead this water will
prove 70 be m admirable ant3otc In chronic pharyn.
E7s, laEJDg1ta, chronic MucQs cat3rrt, and humid
A,ths chronic optha1mis, textesnally} gasgle IN
lenoofThea and gleet ind also IN piles
,Mhen taken Internally. VINE GLASS FELL OF the
M1tEE diluted, taken three times day, Ii sufficient
for N admit
Other testimonials from PhysIcians and other re-
The AGENT: Dealers supplied oo liberal terms.
~ no HatfF Gsapiae unless procured from
.. No, VI Broadway, Vow Tcrk.
, 1861-01-10

New YoRK, Dan. "A special committee
appointed by tho Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives, with full powers, &c, are in
full session ut the st. Nicholas upon the mat
ter Of the stolen Indian trust bonds. Among
those already subpuned or about to be, are
Draper, 6. B. LamnE, r. b. Lowry, Mat
thew Morgan d Co., Thompson Bros, y: 7.
Coleman d Co., Wood, Campbell d Co., Dun
can, Sherman & Co., and several others.
Believing that the public interests will be
best subseFyed by conducting the inyestlga-
tions as privately as possible, the members
have pledged themselves not to divulge any
clude their work here before the close Of the
week
, 1861-01-10
Now Hampshire Politics.

CONCORD, N. II, Jan. 8.-The Democratic,
Republican and Union Statc Conventions were
held here to-day. The two former were quite
fully attended The Democrats nominated
Gen. Ged. Stark, Of Naahua, for Governor.
The Republicans nominated Hon. y. 3. Rer.
r, of Hebron, for Governor. The Unionista
adjourned without making nomination.
BY order Of the Democratic Convention
o33 guns were fired In honor Of Jackson, An,
dcrson and the nomination for Governor. The
three respective Conventions manifested q
unanimous spirit for perpetuatlng the Union.
In the Third District of Ncw Hampshire the
Republicans have nominated F. II. Edwards,
for reelection to Congress-
CONCORD, N. IL. Jan. Dth.-The Republicans
Of the ed Dl, trt t, in Convention at Manchester
today, nominated M1. E. Il. Rollins Of Concord
fcr n0nrrcss
, 1861-01-10

NoRroLK, Va, jan 8-The schooner 8. ".
Luthwell, Of Staten Island, has been seized for
violation Of th3 Virginia Inspection law.
It is reported that active measures are In
progress for the defense Of fortress Monroe.
RICHMOND, jan. IA special correspond
ence to. the N. 7. Hevald says the Committee
Of the House Of Delegates having IN charge
the subject of 3 Convention, have prepared q
bill, which they will report tomorrow. They
have 1xed upon the 18th Of February for the
meeting Of the Convention, and the 9Th for
the election Of the delegates
The question of additional military force
for the purpose OF defense hss been referred to
u committee 4 resolution proposing to ap-
propriate ten million dollars for that purpose
has also been referred
The general OPINION is that Virginia will &C.
cede about the Goth Of February. In the mcau
time such Preparations will be made as may be
necessary TO repel any aggression.
, 1861-01-10

8xp1H-Assus wsnts you to send her boz Of Cep-
halle Glue, no. bottie OF Prepared Pills,-but Tn
thaAng that's 1t naither but perhaps yel b:
af,her knowing whntn 1e sec she's nigh dead and
gono with the Sick Headache and wants sore noza OF
that samc as rclalred her beforc.
DRCG1s1.-Fou must mean spaldiuEs Cephalic Pills.
3a.pGer.-och! sure now and you've scd It, here'a
the quarther and g1v the Pills and don't b Ill dsy
1bout It sither,
, 1861-01-10

TWENTY millions or Do11lzs EavEn-Mr. Spalding
as sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated Pre-
pared Glue and 1t !s estimated each bottle eave% 1t
least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture thus hak
Ing N aggregate Of twenty millions OF dollars re-
claimed from total loss BY this valuable inyendor.
Having made h!a Glue household word. he now pro-
poses to do the world still greatcr service By curing a
tho aching heads With his Cephac Pls aud they
Is good as his Glue. Hes4schcs Will soon vsuish away
like sne1 IN July.
, 1861-01-10

R1oHMoHp, Va, Jan GA Joint resolution
was introduced in the Senate to-day to appoint
Committee to represent to the President OF
the United States that in the Judgment Of the
General Assembly Of Virginia, any additional
jeopardize the tranquility Of the Republic, and
that the evacuation Of Fort Sumter is the first
step that should be taken towards the restora-
ton Of peace and harmony. Lafd over.
The resolutions relating to National Con-
yention, with the amendment for Conyen-
tion Of the slayeholding States, to produce
Committee on Federal Relations.
The House has passed the second section Of
the Convention bill, designating the 4th OF
February next for the election Of delegates.
, 1861-01-10

pHTaIc:lN-Well Mrs. Jones, how Is that head Aehst
has JosEs-Gone! Doctor. all gone. the pin sou
sent cured me in just twenty ninutcs and wish you
would send more t!,at can tave then, handy
PHlslc,AS.-You can get them ut any Drugg.a
Call for Cerhalic PILLS. ind they never fa aud re-
ccEuucnd them In all cases Of Headache,
AtR JoSEs-1 shall sent fer boz directly, and shall
tell all my suffering fHeud. fer they RIAL rGxss
no.
, 1861-01-10
Seward to be Secretary OF State.

night announces, officially, Mr. Stewards nc
ceptance Of Secretary Of State under Lincoln's
administration It says that the department
was rendered to Mr, Seward carly Ii Decem-
Der Inst, and after consultation with friends on
whose affection and judgment he is accus-
toned to rely, he accepted the position The
Journal closes its announcement as follows:
"And with the remark, that on no former oc-
caslon has President offered, or Secretary
accepted, that department in manner more
delicate and respectful to each, or more indie
pendent and honorable to both, we dismiss
record the prediction that President and Pre-
micr will SO discharge their duties, amid all
the difficulties that surround them, as to pre-
serve the blessings Of Union, and to deserve
and receive the homaSe.of their countrymeu."
, 1861-01-10
Eegal anb berti5e1tlents

NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereoa
TT AGTtSsss Searng date oa the nEas dey Isy
&c s1s1o'Esn snd q ,hs EaE2sd
et hs ststs 1 Ssncs ct ssk q
under mo.tss$s aad has dsesa ssta
a1a
Trustee 70 his place Row. therefore, bY virtue of ia
Il @ na nn.a s.a nqs
HortGuge. will on the second DAY. Of Ma5ch, \. i.
aaa staes eonpssse asse
Y II ~ cy OF sssboySs Wi.c9psn & q q tw2
q spa @
~ .atd reItGags nox outstanding E!.n the interest
sleSn. tha prsmses dcseSes = IL = ~. aai
mortgage to,wit @An and singular the ms diTt
Sy q H. Ys II e q
together Wit. all ths rights of Way depot grounds
II
viz lie s.d rss division q o. 9ssS
t a. 81 m s =: s. sE
and ao a1l the tolls incomes. ents is-ucs ard p1ott
sa aFst divsio Or ttcls railway rclatng ths5r;o
every III IND M aasns sot :as .a ri M ..
pelaents wood and property eonnee.td win ths p1o
the said raEsad .len tereas,er acquired -
the ssId 81. boygan and Ms.stn ;tn ;ay4a T. trnpa9y
stitution Of those then owned % otherwise. III Of
Which ps,sona chates M wsEs declared +, l b. n1,usss
With, and not separated thcrenon,, and were 10 be
taken as part theFf9S sSyrr, p BENSON 7,u.t.-
December 18th. 1So N : = ds:sd:tSd
MASTERS SALE.-State OF llli-
M nols c.gnty OF Cook. s7ssteE4or coq. Of
Gnfisas22E14 fixs Glaaeey loseTt Ansheny vs. ano
, 1861-01-10
John A. DIE to go into Into the Ckb1.
uet-Imp0rt&nt Rumof.

Jo0n u. UIx 10 20 10t0 1036 INC Ekb1.
net-Imp0rt&ntR Rumofs
NEW York Jan. 9. Hon John L. Dix has been
summoned to Washington to take seat In
the Cabinet 1t is uncertain whether he will
take tho War or Interior Department, or Post
Mister General ship.
Special dispatches from Washington say the
the Cabinet Is de1iberating upon the propriety
Of arIesting senators Wigfa1l sut Toombs for
high treason
The Preident has prepared communica-
tion to be laid before Congress. disayowing
Cave John1on's award, In the Paraguay claim
nats and sustaining Mr.. ClAy in the matter Of
the Diplomatic relations with Peru.
, 1861-01-10

Fr. KEARsE1, jan. 9.-The Pony Express
from San Francisco, Dec. 26th, has arrived.
The State redeemed $4,000 seven per cent
nnmatured honda on the 24th, at a2@a2Ac-
holidays and the wet weather. No news Of
imnortnnee trnngactinw
, 1861-01-10
'ardly Realized.

H I'D n 'o.tIble 'esdache this hafternoon. hand I
stepped into the hapothecaries hand saJs hi to
"Can you hea4e mo Of IN 'eadache7' "Does 1t hseho
ard says "a. ~He1eeedlngly," ssys hi. hand upon
that "a gave me Cephalie Pill, hsud pom me 'oror It
cured mo 20 quick that 'ardty realized I'D I'd IN
'eadache.
, 1861-01-10

WANTED.-Agents in every city
w ,aud town in thu Wcs& with IS or sd capital
& @ sen i 3 aa 0HPNso g 9 s
street. P. o. box 1888, Chicago, III tai-d7a01m
, 1861-01-10

eAxAr Dtlcorzn1--Amongt the u1ost Important Ut GIL
the great medical discoveries Of this aye may be con
sdcrcd ths system Of vaccination for protection o
Small Pox. the Cephac Pill for relief Of Headache and
tho use 1t Qu!nne or the prevention Of Feyets elite.
Of (which IL sure tpecinc whose benefits will be e.
peE1enced by suffering humanity long after their 6i2-
oovnrczs aru forgstten-
, 1861-01-10
From Mufues

Augusta, Nc, Jan. 9-Ex- Governor Morrill,
was today elected to the United States Senate,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
tion Of Mr.. Hana1in. The vote In the Seuate
was unanimous. In the House the vote stood
for Mr. Morrill, 134, G. T. Shepley -.
, 1861-01-10

ATLANTA, H., Jan. e.-Gnl's grain ware
house WIS burned this morning, with 6,000
Of corn fo{ K Kaneas tntfsrers sgoui sg Gnsne n
fully insured