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the great question which So htsiy divided the peo-
pie Of the South. Ardentfy devoted Ito 5the old
Union and the forms which the Federal fathers es-
tablishcd, chung to itso dong as theught there
was shadow OF a hope 81 preserves spurif yMg;or
reconstructing it. And 1SIl via also senlapbef itAt
in the last official comtia had the honor
to make to my Constituents as then representative
pledged nyself4ih' case Ill osr efforts for peace
and justice at the hands Of the North should sfal
that their cause was mine, their destiny, was my
destiny, and that sl had and was should be spent
in their service Those hopes did fail as you know,
sigaaily ami msefsbly fail civil war vas thrust
upon the country, and the strong arm OF Northern
despotism was stretched out to crush and subdue
the Southefn people. Il Immediately volunteered
for their Defence in obedience not only to this pro-
mise, but also as trust to patriotic instincts: and
should hold this promise but poorly fulfilled should
now, after having acquired sufficient knowledge Of
military affairs to begin to be useful to my country,
escape its obligations by seeking or even accepting
a civil appointment.
Certainly, If there lives man in North. Carolina
who ought 70 do all and suffer all for his country,
am that man. Since the time of my entering upon
mans estate the people have heapcd promotion and
honors Administered, upon my head. In every.
thing have sought their generous confidence their
unlaiing kindness has sustained me. Whilst can
never sufficiently repay it, am determined, God
helping me- to show them Twas not altogether I'M
worthy Of their regard. | am therefore not can
didate for Congress, nor will fconsent for my name
to be run. am perfectly satisfied to be represent
ed again by the sound sense aad sober Judgment Of
the gentleman who has SO lately represented at
Richmond, or by dozen gentlemen who live in our
district not connected with the army; some Of
whom I hope the common peril and the common
cause will induce our people to elect without bicker
ing and strife.
cannot close this hasty letter without assuring
you that am not insensible to the compliment
conveyed by your own and hundred other similar
nterrogations which have reached me from different
parts of the district. No man can feel prouder or
more grateful at such manifestations. Surely God
has never blessed with more sterling and
devoted friends than can number in the mountain
district May my name perish from the memory
of my wife and children when cease to remember
these friends with gratitude. Among the many
who have adhered so faithfully to my poor fortune
through good and through evil report, am always
proud to remember you, untalterngly and unmista-
kahly.
Please to accept in conclusion, every assurance
of my regard and good wishes for you and yours.
Most truly yours.
T. B. VANCE.
N. G. ALTMAN, Esq,
Franklin, N G.
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.-s For the Standard
MASONIC HALL, MOUNT LEBANON LODGE
NO. H.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the all wise Ruler of
the Universe to sunder the ties of faterna friend
ship between us and brother Woodland Boykin, by
removing him from the terrestrial to the celestial
Lodge above, whilst in the bloom and vigor Of his
years. Therefore, s 81
Resozred, Thatin the death Of our brother, this
Lodge has lost an ornament, the fraternity a true
and faithful friend, the community in which he
lived, an honest and upright man. the State a use
full and patriotic citizen. -. st..e.l-.,.-
Resolred, That this Lodge be draped il, mourning
for thirty days. and that its sympathies in bonds Of
fraterna coincidence, be extended to the family aud
friends Of our deceased brother in their deep distress
and grief 4. 6 : $50. ~. Is
Rssolced, That these resolutions be spread on the
Minutes Of the Lodge, that copy be furpished4o
the family Of the deceased and also to the Raleigh
Standard with request to pubshlhe same. s. Z.
~ s. JAMES H. BARNES,
Z S. FOUNTAIN, = Com.
ALBERT FARMER, !.
Wilson, M G., Oct lsth, "a. u 1854 "a. D. 1861.
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Plymouth. October 16, 1861.

The Hcndersonville Times says that His Honor
Judge French at his Courts at several place. charged
the grand jury to take special cognzance of the acts
of certain Illegal bodies styling themselves "Vigi-
lance Committees" and to return them in all cases
when they have taken the law into their own hands.
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October Is, 1861.
NORTH CAROLINA RESTITUTION

DEAF. AND DUMB AND THE BLIND.
GVSHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
u willeommence on Monday, the Rad day of Sep.
TENDER, and continue TEN MONTHS. Pupils should
be sent in the commencement Of the session.
Having full corps Of Teachers in the different Depart.
ments it is TO be hoped that the parents and friends OF
the Deaf and Dumb and tile Blind, viii send them here
to receive the benefits Of education Any information
asto the method Of admitting pupils DC, viii be given
upon application to me- BY letter or otherwise
~ "a Z WILLIE J.. Palmer, Princpd.
!. Raleigh, August Is, 1861. 74--U&swSm
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HEAD QuARTEns, 26th Reg. Nc. T.. !
Camp Burgwyn, near
Morehead City, N. G. Sept 10, 81.

! Your letter Of the 2nd inst, addressed to my
brother was forwarded BY him and received this
day In it you ask, Isl, II will be q candidate for
Congress-? and 2nd If not candidate will consent
for my name to be run 10 both questions an
swer in the negative. To this course Lam impelled
BY what Iconsider the most conclusive Of reasons
You remember well the position occupied upon
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HEAD QUARTERS N. C. TROOPS.
Adjutant Generals Office. !
l.1~,= \ RAlrrcH ()ct H. 1851.

!GRNERAL 0RDrR No. ~
All accounts against the State of NorthC Carolina m
Cured r military purposes must be presented at tins ci
thce within thirty days after they have been made; II
longer withheld assurance be given OF their fvoa
bic consideration or prompt payment. ..e
H. Accounts should al,ruys be accompanied by certI'
cate Of some officer or authorized agent Of the State that
the property has been delivered that the price charged
according agreement contract and that the re-
cever will account for the to the State o,herwse,
accounts caan0t be paid. 80 'Ss-,,sa. s.
By order of the Governor,
& ~El :. Adj. General
October Is, 1861. 9l-ltwSsw.
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LARGE STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING
AT .r t.~
II "A RDING'S.

HAVING PURCHASED (FOR CASH,) OF
LIN Messrs SCOTT d HARRISON, of Petersburg, Va,
their entire stock of superior
ssREADY MADE CLOTHING,''
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, shall have opened
and ready for sale in few days. the desirable and
probably the largest assortment of
Ready Made Goods
in the State shall offer my Goods at reasonable prices
for Cash. and Cash only Those want viii find it to their
interest to examine. ~
r ,-- E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct l2 1861 g0-w&swlul.
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NoRTH.CAItOLINA COAL.

NORTH-CAKOLINA COAL.
THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
to the citizens Of aeigh that he has made arrange
keep Oh, hand constant supply Of COAL from
Egypt, in Chatham county. -.-.-... ..
say Persons wishing to have COAL delivered at their
IL =. FERRALI,
=" Wilmington Street:
Raleigh. N. c., Aug. 81, 1861. TIT
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GEO. W. BLOUNT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Wilson. CO.,
VKTILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash, Wilson. Edgcpmbe and Franklin
Counties. - :ss
Feb 81, 1861. $50 l5-w&swly
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From the Western Caroliuian.l
LETTER FROM COL. Y. r. WANG

= LETTER FROM COL. 2. 3. VANCE.
- Our townsman, Mr.. n. G. Altman, warm friend
of Col Vance, wrote to him inquiring of the pro-
liabilities of his becoming candidate for Congress
.Zeb," with candor and patriotism for which he
has always been distinguished declares that he is in
the cognate work of fighting for his country and
expects to continue in that business. But to his
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,3I q $50 go,
Of trial stop the bu.ast from younger and ablcr

man" - - 49, - 4 & IN.
" For such sentimetits and course boldly avoWea
and sincerely cherished, was marked BY the LIN
coin administrator property there oes.iay =,
lsee letter of Hoo P Phillips herewith ~
and my liberty and lite jeoparded Is, hui /
The Governor did not yield tony request o uas n
sent INV sword my substance and one ~ Wl'D Who
my hopes Of comfort andoy are gaale't.o - maintain
has been in the field for months reauy nc native
by his exertions and life che ho'o' u
State, and the name OF .,,o II WHEELER.
JOHN W. SYME ESQ, ,..
Editor oftie Raleigh Register: >. .rs
, 1861-02-18

On tho ,st Of January e1 ade to the State Of Illinois
Tho name Of the Corporation y EIEA 1Nsukr
The CatitAl Is FIFT1E3 HUNDRED THOUSAND oo1~
LARS, aud Ia paid up. N,-%-t
, 1861-02-18
Prof Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
AND
BLOOD RENOVAT0R

!. precisely What u name tnaiSsts. foT Ms
= ttaE aGd Strengthening to the yi.sl Powerr; n
r ss, nn1 sna tsn' y
xoid sss ~ T. b s'ih
combined as to be the rlost powerful tonic, anal
jyet 70 perfectly adapted 70, - 70 ACT Accohrk
S111 4nx 1nE Ts e
Eesye ald alag ~ neryons e1d e1hsf y e;
aassta md yes i |:
so@e5n
e9uenty esn nsyer iaasS sTGa a. Ismsnyd e.
w9fld both b. Tho thoroughly skilled IN ;sk nsalsal
N}sclencc, md llso By those who hare en1efeo @
dsSt II e .os at deSy
A lastacEs Il disease md lAys TIC uaguaEced ~
;Ecrcus 10 xhich PooT suffering humanity s eon-Y
sos Sas ,95 s1snp1 l. 81 Ds
epts loss u Appetite ssintnes Essspns I Gs,lf T
3ftguoT Gldd.ness aud all that class of cases sol
&fearfaIly iatai unattended 70 In time, called y
Female Weakness ana Irregularities.
L. uSs5 bssass. q Of sae ne
sealdlng Or 1ncoatinence Of the Gitns. Of anylM
s uasS ss q
ldesA hetspoaaon e slight Colds iaSia ilaSSi15 Il
sfeasas ST. saaaanss sd l taassa @e night
!ln4ny moEe still but We have space only to say,l
liz Will not on:y cure the debility touo wing n
som Mia.msac influences, md cuTe f. diseases
. as once, already attacked. And n& 1t Acss oil
WEecsly and pcrsistently up on the bllery tystcm
sTe1sn: he Lsef to aetions nsom9anng n t u mGH
il VI u Infalubly prc7cnt any dtltterons consc-f
- iq1@. cEs following upon change Of climate and 4
01TGtef; hence all travellers should have ootNei
H|wis them, aud all choult tako tAhleSpoonfnl{
ssss ssa s +
l1be IN the hAnd4 Of MI persona of ecdeLtary nAo.i
n students, ministers, and literary i!cn. And;
Aletse should always ute 1t, they world mud AL
6lasreeahe, pleasant and ctaeient remedy against
Nlslosc ILL which rob them Of their beauty: for e
Icannot exist while the above irregularities con
h}unac. Then hsAin. the Cozd.l. IL a perfect &
kIMothcre relief Taken month or two before 6
ansl Ht3i &c VIZ pass tue dsea 4,ul :sod
nj l1fHE np?iI HIS II Rnd II - - Tea S1.a "
peal to detect Tie Illness not only Of your dAuEh
'}and husbands fur willis tic former from falso
ssser tssn % e tEef qem eendiloa be Eao"n Il Tine ne
is: i ele - nos ,t4 ia - 20 icy
| ttoo world travel In tho same downward path.
lunnl TOO Ate tn arrest their fataa fan Dnt the|
ttitaotAer a3Eays viglant, aud to jon VIC eono}
! affection Will pnc1Etngly point you to PtoE|
ttWoods Restorative Cordial ard Blood RenovA-| /
Ettor - the remedy which should be always on} |
/ Hlhand In time ofneed.
| o.J. WOOD, PROPRIETOR, iI
~ Broadway. Ecx fo1k, and IN Market street
! hist, 1ouA Mo, md sold By I'll good draggt6ta
| HtPTice one dollar bottle. /;
wholesale and Res.il Ascnt4 Chicago: John ]
| Park, Q. F, Fuller d Co. J. h. Feed ca. EmH
Dwyer d Co, Lord i Snlth, 2nd Gala Bru4,
, 1861-02-18

lCerune.te to expire the s1st dsy Of January 1s2
ArptroE's OFFICE, STATE or ILLINOIS,
springfield. January %, 1851.
Whereas Ihe Security ,ns1rancc AZ company oi ScE
York City. has fled In this Office OF tiG con
don otts affairs ns required By An act 70 regulate
The Agencies # Cowpanes notfucor otsIcd
hy ths s.a:e of llllnos approved FehrosEy lsth sS
aii whereas aid Company ls furat he'd satlsfactor
evidence that T. q tho required amount o
capital In. cstcd In stocks and mort and has filed
Il this olice written instrument 'saed bg the frrs.
dent aud Secretary thereof appclnttn. B. W.
PllILLiIs Of Chicago Illinois, It's Agent 1or ths tEana
uEfssersedly authorizing hin to as1ogl.agc ,sFsiSe
hening t,st .ersce Of rr9ee:s upon htm ,ae saad
upon tlc Company, aud waving al calai Of error By
fc1aon OF kuclt tcryict.
Nov, therefore, il pursuance ol tse Prors!ons of
3uhllr Accounts Of the state ri 1lnnols, do hereby
certify tat tic sad D. W. PHILLIPS Is authorize a.
agent for the said Company sfausaet the bnsfnes8 ot
nsarsnce In this STATE uatll the thirty INST daY Ct
January, in the ycar eighteen hundred and st1tytFo
fa- as be may be legally empowered 80 u do b5 said
t~~, 1n Testimony hereof have hessnnto g snb: n
3sEAL tscrbcd my nAme and 1tlxct the sthl 81 nj
49,, oalce At Springfield, this seventh day OF Feb
'AA''' o. JESSIE E. DUBOIS, Auditor T. 4.
, 1861-02-18

TUICAGO s. ROCK t@LAAE
~ RAILROAD LEJE-!.-4e7s:e TrkEs ccpAs1
fsoun and arrive 1t Chlczgo ~ toll5N2:
Day Express and Na!l .eAve n" - 1. NJ 17 e1sa77
II Is r. L. tSundays excePted}.
4d} ar71ye !. s.. Is !. X. tMonaa5s cxce2:ell.
Joliet Accommodating. so " tSSqdn!a r @itt soat'
JOHN F. TEAC1. Ga-- sap.
" I. 84 iruX. Cec1 Agep.. 1s1
, 1861-02-18
=emin4 Mar1tn28.
=emin4 Marbts>2s.
EWIE G II 4 C a n E S.
l. CORNELL l. CO.'S
Family and Manufaoturin9
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
~&ccAHT 4 r 4 n RsS FATKNTs

-,.npr to t,y to tie Thousands who ara using
9pI .na tes 6M I'll TE PATESt Il. Il
Ef:RSsE sTAMP or GROVER EAhER EL1As
HOWE j. end sA nssseIs te1nes u pk'hs Inc" IN
'een5e ar ~ IL nov wher ~.nt then T.
ass e e.1, y;
arke ssd thty I'll: solc q xo sna r. 9%sedd1pE
Eem4rr. o shsse ss ntsr otei usc IN an, shop
.nsEt ts,n I'll: IL cHEAPksr LEGITIMATE AND
fi1srcL.ss MACHINE n xtEh u rc orr ens+,rn.-s
s;sx sxRfH & fPF n':1SiM M Is
S ees sione a.. s
enrS morn thsn a1y oihrr as tLrch necessarily to1s
TX aass @ess ao4 oAh,a Aons':e. .re the.s1t Csc.
,tsaSh, needle; hss r under tee s.: 1cTs
o eemmoa sPoos nsasafs q seuFea uF rom dast n
eoth = no 81 M purchase j. ETtss5 taaa
g. g esa Sss r. sooss "a ii il
81; s4 ea s:n!s III ss9q, q ess
oo- iae hundreds wiz, whcl, We sEe 1c1n,a1ntsd ,a1
u psees 1Gns saS xsne sne VII
e hat p'ees os g. n
oa1 IhFeS 5e1t h. gtseead d shs han1
nanss :, f.ss .ee eeea lEe +
eated % have not b e! able y euppy r. de@s1e!
e 81 :rfs fs @ sad
tsd. e # :. sd esse
@s 1ho u Interested q t::s ercs; improvements !.
sssos a'shnssb s III Icnis4 sac
e.aon r. S5 I, i:s d r.
smrssrnorT Representing t'.st our nacAlnes Wc1s
.ss 80 oy o5F se oF fs,
III + feTfs Patent End sse tie toe ptoprctoss II
d asht noE'ATess<sS Z. <GssiiSEfI sii:s tf4 s CO.,
pps1 Omce Boz 81, ChieaSc. IL
CHI at IS 1Ats stleet tUn-stai1tl dc2sd::s.s.s
, 1861-02-18

TIRCULARS.-IVe have great
variety OF Script and other typo for this Class Of
work. New etytes recelred - theJ sfe lAaed tsom
tho New York 4nd FhflkdnlphiA Fpundf4es, fTioun0
QMpe Clark street. WA E. RAND.
, 1861-02-18

ehasia, California, being the head Of " Wo-
llaw" navigation, the hotels in this aourshiug
town we're full to oyerAowing when Judge
b arrived and asked the landlord for
rconi. The landlord greatly regretted the fact,
but "there was but one opportunity even to
sleep beneatr bis roof aad TINT In a donble
bed, ALREADY occupied By q son of the Emerald
1sle'-a ntuer from the ueighboring country,
who WAS well acquainted with Judge B by
reputation" The Judge, making = virtue Of
necessity, agreed to Eleep with Pat for the
night, and WIS shown into the rooh by Boni-
face. who Hakcu Pat and told him who was to
be Lis bedfellow. Pat was agreed. The land
lord retired, and the judge commenced the
double process Of undressing and reminding
Pat Of the great honor which he WIS about to
be the reciplant, md at the same time talking
Of the "ould Country" and preparing Pa
to give to him, the Judge, his support at the
coming cleo ion. Converting for some time
after getting into bed, said The Judge: Put,
you would hate remained long time In the
Old country before you could have slept with
Judge, would you not" y"-"Yes, yer Honor" !"
said Pat, "and 1 think yer Honor would have
been long time in the sOuld Country before
ye'd been Judge, tool"
, 1861-02-18
DHENIX INSURANCE CO.,
or HARTFORD, e0NHEoHCU1
xnuunrv 1kts 1890,
fnl Liabilities $40, 104s8b D
II. KELLOGG. ascretsz7.


NUB8ARD & HUN7, A8ents.
10 Luom3s' Building.
Cornee Clark and Water strecta, Chte4Fc.
Aopacstto1s for Insnr4nce or the renewal OF Pol.
cet and ali butness connected WITH the once may %
made to rs, duly appointed AEen6 fot tne G1ty Q!
CbIcazo with ui power receive proposals. and 1ss18
Poisctes Oh as favorable terms q other responsible
ompsies md II s@ ~ % 70 s1Sn,e ~ m dsene
MAA1 9eneA Agent =! a1a g msf6 dhffa r.
e. sdGrtssed lAp26Q1y
, 1861-02-18

Mys1erious rTarringe Of = nrother OF
Neofce HI. "a Royal Princess Ig-
nnr~nt of her B1rth..sThe Claims
OF her Heirs,
, 1861-02-18

Insurance Rooms Of
B. w. PHILLIPS e. GO
Nos. 4 and Clark Street, Chicago, nj
, 1861-02-18
$-A Friend in Need, Try

E89 III A4&Ct1N III |F~~37 III 3VN
nB SWEETS IEFAL1.IBLK IMAEST b ps-
psrcd from the recipe ot Dr.. 6sephAn eweet of Cop>
necutut the Ee4t bonesctter. and haa been uscd IN
lii Practice for ths LAST twenty yet With tAe nost
astonishing succe~ As m cxtetaal remedy It b with
cat rvA and vii ansvtaes pain muee s4cedi1y than
any oshr PREPARATION. For al nheu1aatln and Ser-
vous Dsoedets II u txu}y inrslllne end u curative
TOR Sores, Wounda, epeslna Burma &e, III soothing
healing md posszo Strengthening pso.p.*4es, exc,ts
the Just wonder md establishment Of nxto haye evan
Etree Il over tour nnndr certificates. of ~
rarfsass, rea performed BY l. within ths last txp
years At eat tits fact. For ssle By q. JOHNSON,
6enecA cat 70 etats strest, Chicago, and By IN
pealef1. noz1H9weowly
, 1861-02-18

the present temporary panic fAae~
r1An11I71Es.
rha Amount Of Lishfllties due oFnck due TO
hs1Ee Of other credlto1H... -..,-..'...s none~
1oss4S adjusted and d1e e..........-.-.-.- no9S-
Ssses sdSueyed and not due 80 y 1@,-saa1
Insses pnad,usted. In su.rense, VAu2s -
nrnofR c.ipte1ted. or trusted - 4ts.-atlt
Xii otiier claims are small for rrtnnnEs sc
Acents Instructed to take no rtsk exceealnc "enJ
tbo1stnd doll.rs. without special pefmatNos: &-.
Thr greatest amount Insured tn my o. eaks toNn
Ttllasn, q BLOCK varies and depends np0n ~ son~
&aaeaA' & Il. KIPlkY. P1tAldent
Tuos E. nRAcH, stcEesar5.
hrITs or Cox1EcT1cUT. HAEfroKp GO. aa-}
Hartford. J&nn4fy IT. h5nL
+: Personally appeared before ms aeai5 tsoElef; :
1ntne9 q y Rsn.tT Fresident ard Thomas X. Bracc.
Sscpsts Ind pnse solemn oath tat the foregoing
ktaicmept Of the 2sss - Aoo oA ~" ~ss ~
sufauca Company u tIue. ~. p....
r~rwelys per cent Dividend for Tie yeaz, and
s@qu added to surplus fuad quality OF ass<a.
HUBBARD d HUNT,
ASenta for Chicago.
, 1861-02-18
cTATEAIENT Of the condition
~ or THE
Eryl INSURANCE COMPANY,

On tho 1et Of January 1861. ads to the State OF Hie
SG Ses ps1s 4 r ,eeaea i
The ca.ital = FIEx1rs nrsnhxo THOUSAND oo'
LARs, and Ia paid up. M.-s-,
ASSETS: raz valuo. Y Xaia:; IL:
Peal Estate unincumbercd -.....;... sc'ooi
Money dus tie Company secured oy MI,
casS aSiisssod II sssod and IN Bank 1s1.7a;
Cash in the hands Of Agents and In ,eoax,
a'rtssse % Bonds, per cent se'ni m .,, M :, M
neeissse asa! ststssa neaas. per CENT s;a.n ,smo
roeSesses ase ctty Bonds PR cent. >, ooo .,p
bTe4xlsnt nnnas1 toteres5 Sns % ~ - .. $4,000 2se.
Hatford 'r 1ity nond, eper cent semi "a Nm
Jer,eS aso9t: e'g 'g'i Rads per cent seml: m ,.
ui'Maak,e innniE e'tKss c,ty Bonds. 10 per cent
Nv YofR cty bonas per rent. .oro - .,o
r1ted nsi$st ststs Stock PER eeis semi M
KsntaeH sphnas tai:ss sssts stoeK per cent,
7ennsssse snnsi si'ie : tetsst etesk. p 5000 27sm
Ssm seru, i9ax .,nhusI It'll i"tesess % - 1oo $500
Missouri state stock. .epeEccns' semi ~ oa ., IN
oiio shhq esa.e e'si stscE. per cent. sai 7o
,ehiasa aalaa1 st etate cent scni ~,
1na,nns snaa.l HIass nssrese sse'A pc ~ ~ ecoo $500
"a ss;TSs !;Sss Is SoRSs3Y I'M stsss stock @
ss:is: 5s:5s; :ss ss$s 2:a s. i @ r.:
" shs5ss teFsa.y. T.tiasns conn D 5000 a:5u
sosna5s:s saa 81 p'ia1.1 iass CON- % -. 5000 $50
10 saspss asnss ,!eve;e e Bank stock, Bo;- ~,
100 sssass sen nas Safety Fund Bank STOCK nn
20 sbsfss RssssP; s.af Il iae etss Of Mis- W. :, ~.
II" sheTas ouis Nioeh'oo Ii naaA 10 90 1850:
20 sha1ds oUIs uAns Mo ~ 5000 2ooot
40 sharSs SGT ss!f, rn,,saepia, rs' .ooo 224ot
II ssa1is PEE COM ON. ''ue s ~ l,,Do 1.so
10 sss.es ssaes G1s1 nsrtford, Or Conn 49,. 500 soo
I" sHsSss Ms1,fo1d Gaa 9:onn "a ~ -. 1aooo 1850
200 sea5ss PAM ets oaaA s 49,. :. $4,000 aa
S' snadi Ha1ttofd " Com - 1aooo 1880
40 sHsles BanF stoers Hsrsford. cena: -. 10000 4Aoo
go Shares @ Hartford bank Stock. usrt- :, ~, ,o
100 snafss 1nTs1s nsns ssocl, Hartford G 1000 1900
| 80 EnAres Phoenix DanS ssocE. Aa1~ On M eo m
20 sssTs. fa5s GSsa see Bank Stock: HIT w
III eGn inr 60 stocl' Hartford, Conn. 800 e75
'eo sssres A%ss rs1 Y"rk CITY ....:. 4acoo sao
4" Wv NV TOR o9eS ctty Il $4,000 $500
80 sa.dSs ToTf sity's sfi sa~1s Dae w $4,000 800
~ S;; essf Sssssz a. @ M M
100 ssaaSi ses;e s ssess ~ HesS Gs;y:;: 1000, 1at
, 1861-02-18
9periRl Il pt1fS.

tE What il it?-The whole world
rep.lss In ehcrrx II is fsu Euoet cxcoe sze1o ever
rusde~ Then again, GOMEZ shs question. What ia ~
4n.rrr. "LYoN,s KATHAlhoH for the Hatr.-
Ere,Joody use4 It. Everybody ntes It. TIT It and
n-ovr 4t4 excellence sold by iii deales1 fe111n
, 1861-02-18

GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES!
Don't forget to bny yocr Gloves II B0WEEN No. .
Clark st=e7 {up 4t2fsG The best md cheape} Buck
thn and Fur, al sold lower than eve1 heEutt.
Y. R.-BoEen Is also Agent foF tho West Of Wilson'S
bsrinE Aschinc, The mot eupla and perfect uachlza
krcE EaAde. Call G1d se4tL ocidGt1J
, 1861-02-18

FRANCIS i. HOFFMAN,
cor~..1 of the Grand ppehv at saxstwe1mAr The
Duchies cf brunswick and FAKE -Goth4 and the free
v Of Frachor. and oy special act Of several ssstss
ar:hcrt7ed 10 ac. for former cftxena Of Austria,
3ADRN, RtVARIA, HAy0VER HEssIA- NASSAU.
hc iAw7hAWlY
, 1861-02-18
VAfENA 4 CHICAGO UNION


FOR xLwArKEE u CROSSE 81, PAEi, 1:H-
EOSH BEE. N AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
On and a1ter Wednesday Ja2. S.h. lS1, PasscDgeE
Trafna ieAvo tbs Depot eoraeF Of West Ktnz1o and
Can11 strecta, {SuAd1ya e1celted) II follows:
I'D ,. r. aad &1T!yo At Milwaukee IT a.nrA
Faaseuxtr Traina sx1tve At Chicago II sec IN
&{p r. Il arrives II Chicago u $50 4
n6A l. e. BAlDWL% E3pt
, 1861-02-18
GTATEA1ENT of the ndition
OF TIE
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE co.,
ndltiou

On the nrst day It January, 1861.
The name Of the Company il SECURITY FIRE IN.
SuRASCE COMPANY, aud is located in the City OF
, 1861-02-18

nf1TCHELL Is IA HIM, /,
N1 rAXU7Ac7C1K14F OF
rALLow, CANDLES AND SOAP,
sna A.,}eu IN Htdea Wool Pelts, BeedA And Fork
Factory On corner Ct stata street No Afsoa hesa'
QMca and Warehouse, z kia4se suee@
n NuyCEIlS- l1o11I AA&2 49,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-04-10

saying, he held one nosiril, and blsw with
he olhtr ths Two r 81 neuts right away
into the blue sky; SO that one Gex over
the bills On the right side, and the other
on the left. oae. sergeant begged for
mercy: he had hiae wounds, and was q
brave fellow undeserving OF such disgrace.
So the Blower sent aftpr him gentle
puff which brought him back without
harraing him. then sent him back to the
King with message that, whatever mum.
Der Of knights he might yet send, all
would be blown into the air like the first
lot. When the King heard this message,
be said: "Let the fellows go! they will
meet with their desertsip SO the six
companions took. home oil the wealth of
that kingdom, and, sharing it with one
another, lived conlentedly all the rest OF
their days. -