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WHEREAS ISAIAH SrHAwS aud ELlz sTH c. sraAwS,


wv HEREAS ISAIAH SrVAwx aul ELz tn c. sraAwS
w ms vi t. by mortgage deed, bearing date Novem
Der 18Th, l-6''. did rant. btrsan sell and con vey
JOINS r. y ,>H, the land and premises herein
after described the payment of certain
pr"ri,sory note of tie herewith, made ~
OTTAWA. i'll the rouuy of La Safe and payable 10
the sad Nash order. in from date, for the
OF Eleven Hundred and Fifty Dollars; and
7cier<x it provided by said mortgage that IL de
fIut shoC be made la tl- of SAID prom ssory
note when the same Should become id. and payable,
], the aid john r Nas, my hers. cutors, admin.
iSIrsto' and assigns, aiter Publishing notice in
new gper printed IN the city Of Ottasa four esks
before the day Of such sale might sell the premises
hereinafter drscrIhed and all RICH; aud .qaity re-
demiicH al the SHId Isaiah Strawn and Elizabeth c.
Srawn. iicir heirs ana assigns therein, at public
auction, at the south door OF The house in the city
Of Ottawa TO the hghrs, bidder for cash. at the time
mentioned in such notice, ard mi-ht make, execute
deed tor the sold, and out OF the proceeds
of such sale >louI pay all ana expenses of ad
verti-ng aud setting said premises. also tn. principal
AID interest due said pr"nissory note; which said
m"riE gr duly acknowledged til: eth day OF
hrccm'rr. A. n 1850 and Ell tor record the Jith'
day Of Deceu.ber. 4. u | ia. and duly ofded in
book No. Hr-s -. 81 rs in :he office OF the
Cicrk q" tire Circuit Court OF La S.ii. County Illinois:
Now tieiei"re. default having been made in the pay
mrnt Of SAID proT-s"ry note. by virtue of tn. power
ct sale above set forth sl- uner gned. Saturday
The llth day OF an A. d l>2 at the hour OF
o'clock, r II al sain Il. v, he south door OF the
county urt hou>". in tie city OF Ottawa, La sale
County, Hi OILS, iii sell at public auction to the high
bidder cash the lot Of ltil ia >aid tgt
and which il described follows. TO wit:
The irnciion north nj the crun' If he S"rt'-~eN
quarter ,-ct'ou thirteen OBJ in township thirty
three, (33l north Of 90 OF the third
principal riditn. containing 90 - acres. more or
less, situated in said county snl State, together with
all and singular the i.ri.ilegrs and apputtenancse
lhcrru,lo nctnugsug. AL the right aud eqIty NJ
redemption nf the >Sib I,ai, aId ii bs." u ewAs
pscen'brr II. I,6i-5w JOHN r. NASH.
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ILLINOIS STATE Teachers ASSOCIATION
The next annual meeting of this associa-
ton takes place at Bloomington on the
25th inst. and will continue three days.
New York papers say that a number OF
privateers are fitting oat in that city TO
d+predate on English and French COM
merce under letters of marque issued by
the government of Mexico
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Washington Dispatch says Colonel
Muliigan escorted Mrs. Douglas TO and
tom church last Sunday.
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We are quite we'll persuaded, that the
bushes of relieving the families of soldiers
who have enlisted for the war, as contem-
plated by the action OF the oai d of super
visors is ASSUMING a magnitude which the
board never dreamed Of We have not
had opportunity to look into the reports
of the supervisors as they are being hand
ed in from the different towns Of their ex-
penditures in this dir ection, but enough is
known to justify the assertion that our
county is beng run into debt at the rate
of from $1,000 to $1,000 year. Reli,
of from s. to 81 a week is bein. extended
to fomilies Of soldiers, whose earnings, be
toic they enlisted were not equal TO the
pay they receive as soldiers. Now was it
the intention of the supervisors, that tie
man who, before he enlisted earned prob
ably $40 month and supported lis family
on it, shall, on his enlistment, Thy which
his earnings are raised to about so IL
month, } be Immediately relieved of all fur
Their charge for the support OF his family ?
In other words, that, in addition To Il e
competence Re receives as a soldier, the
county is to pay him bonus Of from $40
to $50 month?
There is, doubtless. here and there n
family that is reduced TO want 10y the head
OF il enlistng as a soldier. II it could be
men: but as this is impractcabie, relief
must Lot be denied such families But in
the main, we apprehend, men enlist TO
better their condition, and we submit
whether it is legitimate charity, about
which the county should exercise itself 10
double the pay OF such men? The enlist
men, and pay OF soldiers to fight the bat
ties Of our country : the business Of T. e
L. s Government. ii the pay that gov
eminent Offers il inadequate TO procure
the necessary number of men, it, and hot
the states GA counties, must increase lie
pay.
Without pretending to have given the
sulject the amount OF invest cation and
thou -ht it deserves. it looks To- IL. at til> I
blush that this business Of county r~lit-i TO
soldiers families, is al! wrour. At the hi,t
ou, break when mcn were needed forth
with. it was douLtie, proper enough. for
the local authorities 10 make cAeirIoIiS.
and appropriate money. to stimulate enlist
mcnt>. bat there l. no call for such ,xtlu-
Ordinary measures now. We are well
satisfied that there i warmth of feeling
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sNSLLH BROWNE, 1ombfrt .c,f'



NOTICE l. HFEtBY GIVEN. 1hs' bv v'rtu" OF n
~ de- made Il entered OF record by the Circuit
''nr' Of Ia S;lc t"ui st"te "i liro-, al the No
Neifiter term :" tad C"Iri. D. sui, N n c. ram
c'use - eI L. udinr s,i.i Corl, tie Chauceiy -de
t' tc'l "irre bivid ". I've 81 Lain ~, and
i'I'HId l. lsI "d and ~ ,',r h I'll" d"ienI-
AM sa'I -. N"i d", IA" 18Th d., Of Jauu''v.A D.
o. "'"''h w onie " niu ''-irck Ii lore 0'n
ard -ti'si -'Ih III tor sale at south door
q! u t'uii'N 70 II i,I c y,
ut public uctto nd i'll sei 20 tl. ,.L..t h oder
the oii0Wii!g deer lee. Per y b. ing 70, -, .,- ar
d-r' BY = ~ "tc- I" IL sod that i t, say: TIE
hall tie s"ufh-eas quarter of tio. Gy,. I,
the t-w.-t 3arfrr y tn -outh.,., o ,r,.r
Of ion tiv- Is 81 IN H. i"wusap %. 1,rt,-,y n
1877 r"fri "i I've, - east 81 id p-.i,I
I.-t 1t reg. Teens Of safe cash
D,c2i Il. a, hpLL;:TEG, H'st'r an Chorcery.
STATE OF' mn OkS .>r.r@Dir - mt uriir
amt f,.- TIE Yhi-' G,ond Ntci i gf nil .>at~, -
Vincent VI. Ayes ? -nria i Davenport. John Pos,
I!,IjrIurn Barry. A. gdl Cont I. iares VI Z yu.
John u. Nye. Michael Graif, ia re = ode J tie,
l.. i.A WaId- J"-'lh ~ | b. in"t scIt-h,
sauut, i. j rji, Hg-Iii Thomas. and Henry "
We.l- P.aint 4, /, EIrur,
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Ladies, ls.ltI, Paper!

r HAVE just received good assortment Of superior
Il Ladies' Bath. english aud French LETTER AND
note PAPER the very best manufactured, fancy
plain at the (jullil NEWS DEPOT,
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Lang n. i, asy ard MaT,n r sgsr admlnislra'o

Z ,'rr 10 IL" circuit Goust Of I'm y fo,inty
NJ EEEtAr, the Ei'ys rHfi..d Va VI. 4. res,
W I.'t,A- +. b.N'i I"'t john Pc benjamin
berby. ahl.t CrIidi Jane NJ. PAYNE. john II. Hy-.
ici lei t'I. 1T, Daniel s".audrr. Juu l. hayward,
Js -Ih Ii tIarrtct, mon -claci sanue p Jes eft,
bus ri i C. tl' ~ W ". L. pain if ia
have sr-1 II wtit Of Err from - d
srui,Ilr COM. G." res-r decree which said
Il .ias l. D. !. : Marin l. SUurvr ,aiu isrIa
tof. q at IusI = ia ,Eb'T I'D obtained
aga H.. ~ tie -aii psi If m in said Circuit
C"ttt o. Henry Comfy. ~Iicr -aui OF 'rf"r is
now PEI dag IA saG sulrtu= C"ur' Il vile cas-. "a
writ o. ~'C~ rct~, rI4ab.- the tr-f o. the
IrTtI "i d =. be h 4 10
ale uOis. Oh he hTs. Ilr ; af,.r
Tie iiru h.LGa! ia AirH H-Hl ias been du,y
sT-ll UruiHg tas ana Slcres-. SsD IL pears
b. I'll .aSI. l. go iir III - o. she Clrr. sad
suiI.uI- cauT az tie SAID LI'ri H. LIui ey and
AattlI J. sJvtE O.. sals d-;' IL Il n error
hull. dv "i Il ate ut ja. -, and HIsLOII the
reach % Tine Is'ocv- co. >al'i : Iprrn.- Court.
SIS. ti - You I.r sac lA''Iiu, ianil-y AMI
Matt ~.s4ler. - 4 -! -r'.Hn:> ia ElIr =
I.-Tt -I-r,r -IG- tti-- h-g'O. upIli4vd
be aud -.l.-ar h- - ) Ice. OF {. Supreme
t"ilt a. LIe i.rAt 'eIm -ad s"pr~me '"'r., - De
In I-L at ut.aWa, .u -sid =. i:- Hist ~
..v laEEa A.Il4N 10 AsTH i.' Il. a. !. -, 10
her lie rec" q md proceeding = "' -sI cree Of, III
J.g -ll o.rt o. ~ l.s ,o4.i.E ot-tt I-..p
IH.ur t.Lgc T,tug. o. -4if D. 81 Iu The
rrlos- .-1-i- !. 81 90 Sc. 4 further. -
anI receive "urt s.,l supreme fu4r. s.,i 0-'icr u
s4is b,aa.r- Ta-,gl-fsl
Lated liz S,y e-arI d-y or Dec-ua r. A. T. III.
Affect I"EE>Z LtLANO 'f-.E.
HLSEI y. ILLS, ST my .-.r If-F IN z goT
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RHYyIxG IN MEEriNG.-Oid Dr.. Strong
of Hartford vino Sc name, Is still apraise III
tie ciiu,che<, had an unfortunate habit of
saving amusing things when he meant 1t
not so--as when he was presiding In II
meeting of ministers, and wishing 10 call
on one of them TO come forward aid offer
prayer, he said:
- Bro,her Cotton,
vi Epltun,
VII. on step this way,
And pray
To which Mr.. Coulton Immediately ans
we,ed, without intending 10 perpetrate
ANY thing Of the Fame sort;
My dear brother Strong,
YOU do very wrong.
To be making rhine.
At such Il solemn Tine"
And then DR.. Strong add d
% I'm very sorry 10
I hat ynu'ie just like me-
The good men would not, for the world,
have made .jestS on snch an occasion; but
they could plead the same excuse for
their rhymes that the boy did for whist
line in school: Il didn't whistle. sir; it
whistled itseif!'
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pendence, for the prospects Of our CHI ldren,
for the good Eame of free government t, and
for the dignity of the white race let it
take any shape but that.
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szA7x -of. ILzIvoLs, ka SlN. COUNTY. IS. ca.
MI.r tx E"ine
rs RR for Liroyce.


r11t 'o"yf Hereof
NJ-, * h"ine
Bii for Iiroycs.
S<phr6nta huin'.
IN CidHcN.Y
- Office IS hereby ven tina on the an day OF
y J nuHiy \. u. .o'2, CT ~ at one Of Il C
clock in the AFTERNOON ami -. Il m ~ r'I ilg 30
day, IL necessary, at no Of Milton X n he
Of s.quau t'oNt, IA he countf OF ID X ID
ard Stat. Of Illinois AMI he.or- vi Ian Vi X,
IusIic. Of Prac- Inn aui o- sad of Dek ID,
NJ. iris kaiue. Plain If i he abnv- EMIT ed use.
vii proceed 10 take TIE dep i,Is VI to- Kaine
md H., r-t haiuc Of ri r~unty % d., X IT, 10 lie
r. - IN =, ih.it,e Ia o. the H aired
said witness, ing III, us Of "UuptS OF Detib.
"c2il . -, Mo'fis NAME
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hsfH;lYs.

Ii horse belong ug ii United States, brand, Il
n urhia ded tst be delivered up TO J. T.. Eatt-
bun, VIII" lone has authority receive the and
pay charges. w l.. Giles N.
Reg. O.. Master +lh Cavalry Regiment.
Ottawa. Nov 3, l>"i-ir.
- NEW LUMBER WAGONS f"r sale, at low prices fo'
- cash good short tim. notes.
maro VAN DOZEN & OSBORN.
HEIEO BlacLhrrrics. Ea,phrrries. Ct-rres. and
z , Z uuts. or sale tvhl6I CANPHELLS.
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Este>. son GE lsHr;nrI>.,1p.
e.. ~. HENEs1isD.


YtacI<y Of Ioci and yhAt,Dznent1L .T,tSic and the
GerH,"H LIHqH1ge.
Once in Post Once Iiock opposite the Free Trader
Printing Office.
DkNHAEDS QrADRIItE FAND is ready to furnish
superior M>ic Bats Parties Concerts, sc. on re
s,nahle good caller Is conuected with the
Baud.
Apply at Dcnhard's Office opposite the Free Trader
his residence, opposite the Madison
Q .hool House above the Meat Market. d-c22
/,OTo OEgGN'S BOOE .>TORE tor Schon' Books
= Sratunerv." uicr Books ioI Children. Jsn29
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The Value OF Fugitive slave, TO Our Army .

Anc OIL uSlti' e!dN & 10 GU! army {.
In the late dc bate liz the House %! Rep
reseutatIves VI on the order oil Genera!
ial elk Of 81. Louis, excluding negro
iusitlyes from our Amy lines entirely, we
Ina the following:
Mr.. Fouke (opp.) of lliinniS-Iln,ing
; rived WIKI the Amy. auu beng stationed
at Caro- at the time this order was made,
] VIII state that the >u!Clei-> and officers
lutit. looked upon the order aS most We
and ,aiutary he alJI-lnn ma'ie Icy the
member from Penn-l ivani:, "a, To the 10y
untrue. | my seii wa, mi>ied 10y ial>. ms
rrlh. -euts tons 10y slave Oh the 9TH of
\ovcIr b last ! and NY regiment were
led MT, an ambu~c;,de 10y Que OF these
runawIy slaves Every word SAID about
tue-.. blacks Is untrue a. 10 their fidelity
a..d | val | sta,e facts a they exist,
ii At, he ". o t army there viii stand by
General ilaileck To the last upon that
.iuer / repeat what has been >',i'i 10y the
lent eulun { MIR Binir) that the blacks oId
co,ne To Caiu aud INTO the camp To sell
u, oduce, and OH their return communi-
Gated the situation of our army. They
dad thi, at PadU( aii also, and other canIns
These facts knd Nv. and every man la the
al nv can >uU>tafitIate what say. sent
,,,,. of A e.. Slds nlyseit To General Me
l,ru;nd who, ! know had revealed the
position the CAMP When we were sur
round, d 10y itriy or fifty thousand of the
enemy.
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The Condition of AIT Pickens.


WASHINGTON, April 9.-Lieut. Slemmer
has found means of communicating with the
government, in spite of the surveillance exer'
cised By the investing army. He explains
why the troops were not landed from tile
Brooklyn, comfortably to the orders issued by
the war department several weeks ago.
According to his view, Fort Pickens can
withstand any assault which may be made by
the force now assembled there, or any which
is likely to be collected by Jefferson Davis.
He has four months provisions, and feels
himself fully able to maintain his position and
defend himself, without drawing upon the
contingent force at his disposal in the ships
of war.
In case of an attack, which is not feared.
Notwithstanding all the demonstrative display,
the troops could be landed at signal just as
easily as at this time. The intelligence was
received by telegraph, and has, necessarily,
modified some OF the opinions entertained
here, but without affecting the policy in any
respect.
AS the responsibility of collision at either
Fort Sumter or Fort Pickens will rest exclu-
sively with the Montgomery managers, strong
hope is entertained here that it may yet be
avoided. The purpose expressed by Mr..
Seward, in his letter to the southern commits
sioners, is that of the administration and was
fully approved by the president. 1t excludes
any idea OF aggression, but insists upon the
proper assertion of the federal authority. If
the executive functions are wilfully resisted
by armed bodies Of men, they will be vindi-
Gated firmly. Without such a policy, the
government would be pOwerless, and mock
cry of forms, without strength or substance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-11
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 10-During this after.
noon yarions volunteer companies proceeded
to the war department and were inspected
Several hundred were mustered into the
service. Two or three companies were reject
ed, their number of members being less than
AZ, but efforts are making to bring them up to
this number, in order that they may be
accepted. Only one-half Of the National Rifle
corps consented 10 be mustered, those refusing
being apprehensve that they might be ordered
out of the limits of the District Of Columbia,
while others were unwilling to take the oath,
which, they conceive. in the event OF the
secession of Maryland and Virginia, would
compel them TO fight against those states.
They said they were informed that they must
take the oath Internationally, the intraction
of which would subject them to punishment,
under the articles OF war.
AT late hour in the afternoon, two compa-
mics appeared at the war department, some OF
the members without uniforms, but the assist
ant adjutant general, who inspects them, had
retired. Capt. Carrington's company OF about
80 were mustered in to man. The accepted
companies have already been placed on duty
guarding their respective armories. Immense
crowds gathered in front of the war depart
ment to witness the proceedings attendant on
the inspection. A new military department,
formed of Mary land and the District of Co
lumbia is to be established, with Col. Smith
as commandant, and Capt Talbot as adju'
tant.
Shernan's artillery, from fort Ridgley which
was ordered to Newport, but since has since
ordered here, and two companies of cavalry,
are expected to arrive to morrow, the latter
coming without horses, which will be pur-
chased here.
The president has appointed S. P. Brown of
Maine, navy agent, and Geo. N. Beale naval
storekeeper, at Washington, and Elisha Whit
Kelsey to his former position as first conptroll
err of the treasury. T. j. Cohey has entered
upon his duties as assistant attorney general.
Archibald Roane, late chief clerk in the same
department, has gone to Washington, and
Richard Bates succeeds him.
Reliable authority states that the report that
Ampudia was marching on Brownsville is
false, he having retired from the army and
being without means even if he had the dis
position to undertake such an enterprise, and
the constitutional government of Mexico is
opposed to such a movement.
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nor 10 reinforce any of the forts, or recapture
the forts, arsenals, and other property of the
United States within the limits of the seeded
states, nor exact payment of imposts of their
commerce, nor that any measure be resorted
to calculated to provoke a collision, and that
forts, arsenals, etc., ceded to the United States,
ought, for purposes of pacification, to be evac'
uated by the authorities"
RICHMOND, April l0.-During the recess
to-day, there was much excitement, caused by
a report that Fort Sumter would be reinforced
to day or tomorrow. The extreme unionists
say they shall not be moved by telegraphic
dispatches, and indicate that they stand nrm
for the government il the steamers are attack
ed The conservatives express different sent'-
ments. The Central railroad bridge was wash
ed away to-day, and the trains stopped.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-11

New YORK, April lO.-sToCKS are active, but rather
lower. Chicago and Rock Island 5O3; Chicago, Burling
ton and Quincy 6s3 Cevelan and Toledo SOf; Galena
and Chicago $50; Cleveland Columbus and Lucnatti,
943 Illinois Central scrip 74 Michigan Central 5s Pa
chc Mail ISL New York Central 49,; Erie 25S; Harlem
preferred &c. Reyding 35l; Michigan Southern guaran-
teied 32i Illinois Central bonds 94l Missouri skies 500
Virginia skies 692; Tennessee skies III California
49, Treasury 10 per cent lOl United States skies 1881
registered 63f; United States skies, 1885, coupons, 81
middling upands.
FL0UR-Receips 1888 bbls; sales IA 200 bbls; state
and western without important change In price; south
ern fayo1s the buyers sales 1900 bbls Canada steady;
GRAfN@Wheat a shade frrncr; sales IS, 800 bushels
Chicago Spring l,25; Milwaukee club i2S a l3O; win
ter red western $l,37 a 1885, white Michigan S5O @ l55
white Kentucky S6S l.65; Canada club ST. deiiv-
cred. Corn firm; $4,000 bush; old mixed western
SEC; white southern Zoe.
PROVISIONS : Beef steady; sales 2l50 bbls Pork
buet and firm; sales $50 bbls; Sl7,50 Lard firm;
sales $500 bills at q @ lO5; Whiskey steady; sales
200 bbls at Is q Isle sugars dull and heavy; Mus
covado $50 bids, at q &c; Havana 81 boxes gt &c
Coffee steady; sales Rio, 213 bags at ls @ l3fc; Mara
caibO 43O bags at l33 a lac. Molasses unchanged.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Beef less buoyant, but last weeks prices generally
supported receipts 1890 Sheep and Lambs better In
ferior to primes receipts $500; Swine in moderate
quest at 4s g 81; receipts S0JU.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-11
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, April l0-The floating bat.
terry is finished, mounted, and manned, and
was anchored last evening in the cove near
Sullivan's Island. Our people are not excit-
ed, but there is a fixed determination to meet
the issue. An additional regiment of one
thousand men is hourly expected from the in.
terror.
The convention has just adjourned, subject
to the call of the president. Before adjourn
ing it passed resolutions approving the con.
duet of Gen. Twiggs, in resigning his com.
mission and turning over the public property
to the Texas authorities. Gov. Pickens was
in secret session with the convention to day.
About 1000 troops have been sent to the for
tiications to-day; 1900 more go down to.mor-
row. Messrs. Wgtall, Chestnut, Means, Man
ming, MCGOWAN, and Boylston, have been ap-
pointed on Beauregard's staff. Large num-
bers of members of the convention, after adj
journment volunteered as privates. About
1000 troops are now at the fortifcrtions. The
beginning of the end is coming to final closing
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Virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, April 10.-The convention con-
sidered the twelfth resolution Mr.. Carlisle
moved to strike out that portion making it an
indispensable condition that no attempt shall
be made to reinforce or recapture the forts,
etc.; rejected-l7 to 104. Wise moved to add
a clause declaring that all forts within the
limits of the seeded states ought to be evacu
ated; lost--6 81. The resolution as amend
ed was adopted, as follows =
Resolved, That the people of Virginia will
wait any reasonable time, to obtain answers
from other states to propositions of amend
ment but will expect as an indispensable con-
dition that pacific policy be adopted towards
the secaded states, and that no attempt will
be made to subject them to federal authority,
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Items.

New York, April 10.-The steamship Afr
ca sailed at O'Clock this afternoon, for Liver
pool, with 90 passengers and $4,000 in specie
MIR. Dayton, minister to France, goes out in
the steamer Fulton, which sails on the 9th.
New York, April l0.-The brig Beronda,
from Jacksonville for Portland is anchored
at Sandy Hook with loss of deck load, sails,
etc.
The steamer Florida reports that she saw
yesterday at four o'clock, P. NJ, the steamship
Baltic and Illinois bound south.
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UNDERTAKEN AND CITY SEXTON
waldo street. Istf,

JAMES R. PIERCE gives especial atten
also, to general collecting distf mch22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-11

hIHH AUEN I . W AN IED-LOCaI and
wv Travelling useful, light and agree
able To local agents cannot be ofess value than from
s00 to 800 per year. aud will not interfere With other
business To travelling agents better opportunity
offered For full particulars address Box 43 Royal
ton, vt. WV aprl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-11

MIGHT PICTURES.-H HAVING perfected
~ and patented novel process of taking Ambro-
types and Photographs by artificial light we prepar-
ed to sell rights for its use for States Districts Towns
The process costs but trie the ordinary method
and the advantage of being able to take pictures in the
evening" in ordinary in factory villages or at no.
tells in country towns must be obvious to the profession
Apply to ? I; w. s. DODGE. 81 Washington street,
Room No IL; 70 Bowery, New York: 1874 Westminster
street. Providence. II. L apl dim