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, 1861-02-11

NOTICE OF 6Al4E.--Y7k k.r-:s,.
~ d*fault has been :, ,a1e L. the coad,!, :. =
tat1 Mortgage bearing dass on tbs Lsst ~ !. ~
by ehs eteooyzan sad Mississippi l4;i.laI t7s ,:a,
70 Azanah Z. Flagy IL tbs ty q New Yufk, 2fr.i.s
Of tho stag ol wisconsin. u EtcS u s. Il.
gxxea Ps.es 15e to y. Inclusive; AMI A.-r.s 80
"a e. I'd II t. =
xtsioas oi taad mortgage successor AK ID
power It sale ccntzaei IN sa;u .lo:s;s+ ELL n ..n ~
1ufance Of law, tic uncsrEgDe1, fGu.n-e l..s:- "a
eishtses sundrsd sud a. .issy ] one, III II Il -
q e e sad 81; 3; oTa aWS;sH2 WHs2.is
highest bidder. lcr the l:ay men. :,n,f. : M
thlrty -eigsr thousand anu llet. I've a;.., -: NV
81 lii S:1 :: TT: e. s
thereon unpaid being ta amount c.sip., + t.. a..
fsSs eFenn ths mes.sasTa ng Ersns as.s5ss ~
son of The kailrus1 u sod Ca auy lrs, IT, III; {;
sheboygan e the CITY q fona ua L&c. t M:~c.:i-
rs1vaYs rails, bridges. fences, stx.ea.. r::ca.-sst
And oLier baildtng*, a2tl all the nl.l, ... ~:
msnf ns1 t p ~ srls ana
I'll ths said nzst tfs aioa II The. sAl u 5.ai
tncreto whether obtatL cd urLtrs the r.: III tsts
xau also III the tolls iaconos. fenta i.s-~. III
and corporate and other franchises of nj. .,i't,.1
I'd Mis.ss,ppi Ks,lFssa corpsny coaGs. - i il
ty<FY kiad. machinery. msehias ftops. i q. - -
he ), falro4d tEea 81 ned of IerrIter .s3:;.as:
O. % sd ,ar te1s1s M = I tas ] slrrs.ld as ::
tututton Of ktu1e then Owned, OF osLr!e.s. n. x
~ In psssons1 sna;sies G wsre tss.s5sa . :. .;o:a
~. a Eot separated uertffora, and wess % i
.a'n- q part shsssee .,,,7r, D 7-x.c< -..,...
: lecembrr 18th. $50 So A'A1 : '-A' .itfssH IsH
, 1861-02-11

New ORLEANS, Feb. 9-Thc Committee on
Postal At'a1ts h9Tc reported 1t lne1pedient to
change the present postal system that it is
impossible for single State to establish postal
a91angennenta Adequate to the wants, Of the
people The report recognizes tho eeut,l
government at Warrington for the present
business until the Southern Congress hereac.
ter called. shall form postal Arrangements 4
resolution was passed approving the action
,and elections ofthe Montgomery Convention.
Of the President and Vice President Of It'd
Southern ConfederncY. .s-E.,
, 1861-02-11
-: -: VICE PRESIDENT ,,
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS

Senator Beniamla's: Testimony Damaging to
: .'s1* Floyd.
, 1861-02-11

HOOPS HOOPS. MESSRS,
1-1FAAR4R,:LINHb d CO It Fort Wayne, Indiana,
!1f9 manufacturing bound Hickory Flour. PORK an6
Wh1sEy Ba1fal Heops bY MaehneTy. Ths fHeons ~
vel saaxed am Lapped rsaay tof 4e Cooper 70 put
tHtesst b ktys them ell An oFdtfs p1rmpNY d1rd
@aa 13a1dod tor Aau1tsetaeJ oppg4t4 he D4pa&
, 1861-02-11

Storage and Commission Merchants,
Frs Proof Warehouse on Ns1ketssrrue between Laka
Liberal adv1ace4 1ade On Cona}Ermsua
AA4uEE 4. FORD, sA11T68lyi HAT1AByx1 FnKTox
, 1861-02-11

'afdly Realized.

y :.
III ID n tokzibls 'e&daohA s11s 6Atterneon, hand
prsd tuea al hapotnsexie& hand s4ys hi to tAs man
@Csa you h&sss mo of II 'esdaohsP" .poae Il shsene
ard sa5s 4: -He1ceedins1J,. szyp h, hsnd upoa
fhat . xsTs ms Cephal1s Phi hand pom me 'onor It
cured ns - quick that Ardly realised nd ID N
'e&dsEha.
, 1861-02-11
II0UsRKEEPERS, PRICE CUR
RENT.

The following are carefully compiled and cor
rseted Is the retail 5stss for the articles named
Rr,n .haSts 9up; . nn@ snoAis 49,, Asn aEA.' %
Cum meal sranu- j. dtieaeoEa meal,
ost a nsssi = IL. 5sCrioa Il Hso' s'Rsa1o0 81,
foar Ffaaa 2s5fy 5iy wa,te n riga1 iffl9g sgss
"n't' "nea''7ese.sg 3g.S,lrs bx"nea' houFt'~ 30
wo,,a =, A., ::.,srats s.o 80, 49,
stearas . ~: 800 raTe Sperm . n.a9@- !
H.: co.1 hA1%Inoae J, mil s.. = Hickory eut.
Gus sea: :e.5oo- Long sns nspis pis'iSsolao: de-
BTts5 {na I'm e oa- liysfsdl,sord;: :po@-:
Bio ssburg q I'd; nipple deliver
.tqP:;.;,. t9P oooe}9o ed eo{d. :6.5o@-=:
1ae1lawaies sSn 3se'@'o pee 2ae eo1S a5'ivtrea
ton,- ioooel1eso Bseehseand ma.
VEGA i cord 80 = cord d .... .s.oog7.oo
deiyered.. .1.S0@-r :
-. :: .OoFFEEE,=sf;'* =, ::
ccaSaiiio coG lio 1s Rio: sso5oa 5oastsd S and
5sea ss e. 5ts q s1;s s;s4sa asi;tss md iso-
Alum 2 e.. ;....log- 1na,eoR os: 100
5ai soda Z b....-- 90 Saleratus: 3 b,
eIam 8 X at'a''pufe Go.amen q p: SN-
frgrer. A. crds x eyG@ ta''aslc Aeao y oz oG-
o'oee. :. un = ueSsgw ss,1 - :
= FISH FhEsH.AND SALT. -. :t:,'; -. : :
Whits vi matsh e. nsa n11er masaetsl g. 12
Trout, ,Ealt-.....,.:.465
FHu1T: FRESH AND DRIED. 80 -
arr1.. r,r, . ~, ~ M rx,,x. -, ;.r,.,~~ !,
Aphles' n9! M ,$11 Cuffants; Interior .-..s
:. 54;sJ III 5 & . Ssaon NJ Eaf1ns o. &
=. usaea' oiu e o. GeW ttgs: IN drums 't10
:. & -. na".. glesn DaIes .-...'...1S
btact nesnee df7ea -.;l3 reaches dr.. anpd 2 p
Cherries& 5' sn prruo. no t4I;aa ''1oSe,o 10
do do nitted q If,is,nst *
i,. Ga@: j.: = So lays;
cFranss' 1ante; 10 crsnne11les; qt:..1o
:. sMoLAssEs AND sIRuPs
Masearsae MassasssR nex qSS sgg:s s hsuse sedn ss
:s''::t y" a''1 : 1;::::.:::'::s y: r: s1rs:
FYlbests, . n ~ y: ): 10 Brazil: 10
Almonds, paper sh'ld.1s Eng Walnnts :. =. :.10
Pecan. ...............lo
OYSTERS. ;=-.--.
Olive 0il aant. ~ T,rt' nEAal>t' fLoto ~
teh WheaIe. Winter esnphene esat5tsos;
Dno11,c.o.1. os H1uio' - 80 w
nss> .:-,na ~. fMH9SlSlONs. M
, 1861-02-11

PORTLAND, Ne. Feb. e,--:Capt John L.
Holmes, sentenced In the State Prison for lie,
for murder On the high sea, has been uncondi-
tionally paraoned By the President 1t Washing
, 1861-02-11

a1xA7 unooyxzH-Amons de most Important of III
he great medical discoveries Of t1s sss msy be con
tdeted the fJstsm Of vaccination fnr protection tzor
sman for ths Caphano PHI for reNef Of Headache, sce
fhe use Of for the prevention Of Fsvers eha1
Of which u eure spseidn whosA bsneats vim b az
perienesd by suffering humanity louk-aftae tna- d.
eoTsrsss ars tosKottsa.
, 1861-02-11

:. k1xrxAcr or MONTHLY 9TArxnENT Or Buzz
1nxa1ux HRAscH or Iowa STATE BAxK, FEE. 4,
, 1861-02-11

new YoRK, Feb. 9.-The steamship New
York reported aground in the Weeer, got Of
without damage and arrived at southampton
january %. she would sail for New York on
the morning Of the 9Th =.
, 1861-02-11

|. s.! -: = - &uMAkaFa- ~
AHW TonE, Fgu. 9.-The Hc7uzd Washing
ton Correspondent says: Tam satisfied tIom
positive Information received direcx IRON
Charleston that the attack on Fort Sumter has
only been postponed. until they can erect .
sufficient number df batteries to accomplish
their purpose. The time for with ]dtnr re-
Inducements to Major Anderson will cease the
moment Lieut.. Hall retu1ns to Fort Sumter.
! learn from q reliable source that Wednesday
next has been fixed upon as the time when
the Secessionists will be ready to comnnenee
the assault upon Fort Sumter
, 1861-02-11

:. BosroS, Feb. o-The snpsUs7states ~f1zaa
Bankers here will not take tbs loans Of the
new Administration, unless the aa1aira 1t: the
South ara satisfactorily settled ~.
, 1861-02-11

Little Rock Arsenal Captured by. the
Traitors,
= MEArms, Feb. 9.-The Little Rock srsen.1
containing 8, 600 stand OF arms, a Urge amount
+ O.; ammunition and forty cannon, including.
tApf Btassgs battery, surrendered to the stzte
anthorities yesterday, and has been garrieontd
BY 100 volunteers.
, 1861-02-11

C1SeIsslrr, Feb. 9.-Mess,rts.. 'Hefson and
Moody ofthe Indiana ggislature, left this city
last night for Kentucky, for the purpose of.
fighting dueEwcapons, knives. Tho duel;
was expected to COME off At an early hour this
morning. The police are on their tack. -.
, 1861-02-11
CTATE OF ILLINOIS t:a,-

~ COUNTY. s. Cook Gouc.J t1:e..: fc:-.
February Term, A. b. tSol samuel L. Ii: =: :,
B. sawyer and Nathan ". Perkins W. pa,... l. sl..:
md Join l. Ueun!ck.
Public notlee IL htreby s!vtn to the ek'' :=:.. r
etout AID John L. DeIn1ek IT, Wit os l.isi.,.;;
Issued out OF the ottc3 0f tic Clerk Of the
C1fcn1t Court. ualed The s6tn Gsy OF Deceu X
1sA 1t the suit Of the said samuel L. Davt. .t. 4
BasyeT md Nathan v. Perkins ana axatE=: L.. IL
of tic 4a;! David 3. stnut and aohn h.. e,E:. -,
su,n Of eight hundred and twenry-o dti:.s, "a
twenty nine tenrA directed to the theFlG
son County, ~hlcn sud writ hxs been re.::ut ~.
ed Iherttore unless yuu. tho eald Lt,. :. r. -
.nd John L. Demtck shalt personal be aud -: :.
fur the sid Cook County Circuit Court On ~
test l1y Of tho n II EN- Eaesrot. To be ls. =
Court House. II the CRY Il ChcaSc Ok t:.e II ~ ~
the said plaintiffs action, juagment viii b. ". ! !
asat4s1 Jon. aHd In tAvot # The axl4 . lI:
FAaflas b Sawyer nd xaIuAn ". fer.sa = ! :
nuc, OF the property st:acIeu as na? h >u:4,t, y
eattsty the sAd judgment and cust. Viii uo az .
1al&fy tha 3aEre- W. u. tAEl.t.i CIR;
GAxLuF = AITuHcoCK- Pinx. Atty lat:us.S.1
, 1861-02-11

Piracy BY the Governor or Georgia.
:: aAyAsaAH, Feb. o.-GoT Brown seized
yesterday five Vessels owned In; New York.
yiz; the briggs "R ". Kibbie'' aud t+ Golden
Lead, ," bark5 D. Golden Mus1J" and adjust
er," and the schooner Julia A. Helleck.o
, 1861-02-11
Suicide

+ DuaLKrFH, Ill; Feh.-A man named Austin.
shot himself at this place At ontoday.. He,
Placed the 1nuExle at i gun to his month; and
dssd, kilAng him instantly. = 49,: -:
, 1861-02-11


~ County. 8 s.-super!or Court Of Ch;ca-:. NJ
Tete lsa 1rsaam Campbell and sxacts -, H. ~,
NJ Gideon D. t-fdord Beotgr r u!dufd i " -, -,
and Jesse Riehsrds In cn.ncey: ''s-'s'
CeoFxe 2 Clifford and +. " titkr. i. e..,.n,
Essned. having been nled ID the otic, o. IT,: e,st
said Superior I:ouTt Chicago Notice rfrtv 8.
. the said Gideon p Gcosd. Grussu /. Gta,:s; {
Of complaint In said Court o. ks Chace:y ,a - =
q o. the 81. dsy Of 9essn 5et ~ tha: s.
defendanm rrturnabte on The erst Nncc " Il -
sry next 1851 - ts By lay required. al ai:.rs =
wfk:-Dn tbe 5th day of Feeru4r-. \. D. s3 ~ =. -
summons ls&ped aCt OF szfd touEt asa.s. i, ~;
f.x-ts returnab1e ON the ps1t Mcndas @. 3a:c 80.
I'M. Ne-'
Now. therefore, unless you, tbs sat4 d. !, CIR,
Geors- P. Clifford sad r rtk.ls, s-.,,:: ~, ~
se Cock ceapt3 on tne @ IT'S day O. r. ra: t;:s
the us3s Monday Of March, 'o61. a..a PISA, -Ix
Or dculur to the said complain = BIZ! IL
the same, and the matters Aud thinx. t.. :i: n,
And sta,cd, VIII b. taken q conf s.es. s.: ID g. ~
bill g.. k.i.Et.: : -
W4LKk1. VAT AKxA1 & E11TsA, Cass: - :, =
, 1861-02-11

:RaUfoad6 OhstFucted In .C@nNdas
AoxrREAx,. Feb. D.-1he roads are all
blocked, and viii probably remain 30 for two
or three days, with snow No mails come in
or have gone ont since Wednesday.
, 1861-02-11

FACT wuxs1 1KHov1se.-spa1ainx.s cepaal:o Fills arc
Aesstasa ears for Sick Headache. Hillous Eeed4ote
EnT7scs Headache, CcEttynneA san Geoeral DEBILITY.
, 1861-02-11

docs not appear likely to BE- any worse for droTers
On the ayeragc, thau It WAS week ago; Kome of
the brokers lh4nkit better on all grades 1hat al:
ssimate o i ose bsa Il &c I'D edms thaf ai ,6e
toeks q not rs eood quality, at fair estimates Of
lat aos Easei 3 IT, sney did
they would not. It Is our opinion that much
Larger proportion Of livestock xtn be sold the rst
impfstsfon ip "as, dnrtng the fore part Of the day
sha1 M ne best gsdes Of baloeks sold at about Eli
iniero9 SsnL s poaEa nhss than LAST Tuesday, he
day adFaneed. and the 1act became rencrn1jr Ennwn
taat there we're only a8so bulioch In tbe market.
greater disposition bny, os,d cnnscnnen,iss ~
market vas more lively Than Inst Eecf. th,pr% @
awnets thaa r. tngasht n.s II prlssa r2tnoa We ea
III. but small portion he cattle sell 9eHe sne
would not have sod i II %s.E FL ~ st ,thst taAt
Of good fas hu!locks This week Is scrr ,nnh IT,
1aan sek TsEo t. - 1nreasonaSy mai Iii
esS always buy, when to be had, and thrrrforr ~
ON owners today can command 9eesXc, and sone S n
5esa I'D ns ap ss.i PFC + r.
r maoe g Inc supply. 1t would havc been ensv ~
snefease the psice Of III Eraaes halfs cont round
stood that two or three hundred head wonid errir,
tonight, and SONIC Of the brokers who knew he
ran.s ~ Albany, feared the Increase would Be
rance. "oe1 'A'e' Ia aa-
ihs weather q was CLEAR and mild in the morning.
tnhwing IN the middle Of the day. With IndiatioHs.
oi TAIN, which rather Injuries the marfet.
5ae market cloeed With small number OF
waua ss s. e.. &c
cattle arrive. Az it ia e.e Is Nd nrnan.oe an more
say}tmng } better for drovsrs, nor that the mssket
ton. q oas asaS, ie5a 1epe sepa IN the qoot
TIE CLOSE OF THE nAnKfr /
WEpH1pAT, Feb. 6-Thc market onen-a ,,,,,,. |
nfghs c1ear. mild morning, not cold enough t. en-
, 1861-02-11

, New York Cattle Market, for Week
:. End1nR Feb. g.
From the n. +. Trteunc.l;
'~,.. REEF GArr1E. :. ~. - s~s:,.1-.
Nausss reported for this market Mt Fo1tydauzth
Ths prices to-day are quoted rs follows: =.
Flrst quality. .-4s649 ozdiDary ,C1s7
Aeosam .-:'-....'9as some extra sood. feSIo
The general average Of the uiarket at71c :
The mort OF The eafes rings from to SIC,
Total number of Beeyes received In thc eity this
week. 4,0U. ,.-:.... .": 49, -.
This 10 rs head more than Inst week and IN
nead less than the average Of laet rear Tfe avca.
aga anmber ~ 1t eactrs Wednesday market last rear
wss 'as9f head, while fhe number day being
2o head more than this day week
REEVES TnoH p1F1xRsxr srArE.. a. ~,
A. NJ Allcrton Co., proprictsss, Of thset FASH
tngton Drove Yards, fart fourth etscct, report the
cattte In market from tho following Statrs r,
, 1861-02-11

1sdsrson Davis Psestdent of tho
Stephens, Vice-treatds Mt.
!: IoSnsoAEHd, Ala Feb, 0-Jeferson Davis.
Of Missy vas unanimously elected President
OF the Confederate States Of North Ainerici
To-day, and Alexander Il. Stephens Vice-Prcsi-
dent, unaniiun,,s1r q - -:
, 1861-02-11

Al ORTGAGE SALE here.a
~ !oha =. sherman: os the City ), Ssx fo.x. a.4.
tore r poFtsskad unto taa undersigned. .,sa RS
81 s. M xw saa ,; IT, n1ra5 Dag ~
y. county. Nay IN. :s5s in Eoek y 'az:Ss-a@
psy@ss q :: s4fs sr w. .,
are % andrsd dollars dated Jnly I'd, . IS :. "a
III Feeia. sad 10 { 4: I: i. i M t. ~ ~
q 1p 8 I,:o ii shciess 'lstai: M u II 4
nd hass th:Tstsrs ele.Ita = dscla.- 10 ts,S III
= fefsle: r. II Ser.by given :as. sus.=,:.
sell At p2bnc sncii ~ It te Cor. uonas .: i, H.
1T e. g cafee q s i6an,5 IT 6, ss e ~ a:,
iorenooa of tla1 csy 10 ths shs!s II a,: i il ~.
ssse1sssn sss Es94mts m y sss1s ness Adss sHssE
cSaay e S1ss :9a ses II ne rss
heir aud assxas rher-in -
Dated cs<to DsS go:ss =? !. 1 Rdsfzs II: e,.s,z
TAx~zL q saEr1l .Asi7s- dss:a.sem
q saseR =. qa Iaa .s IL 81
'i-es A00'e n4s's5eta 5aaEs $. poz1Ez x.,..,,.x.
Chlca.u. January 3.sr. issL fa.-d.s...1
MASTERS sALE.-sts;e .: III.
s7ft-. A's NC.Ass "a A--o1?fftG. tH"5s Ct
Elsano. Y. Read, q. Dcasbs n $ sni:ar1 l:?::F
niKslow. s4Eoasi T. Lawzsnes, Jena y. M.1. ~:
a. t'Ione Da'l1 j. kl.. Trustee ph; b.; i. A..:-
raoeha A. AvrFy, :rtder4 X rLtt C. t:4.-r s.4:h.
George y. Lay. yr, MllA IN r. F.:rU,, it.-Lu:E
NH1SeE Henry A. hunting ION. Fhil2 Na4 ,ro:,u a.
Tn r. taEkH. John T: Chakta and Daniel L. F. .uea3.
-61n 70 oTttaoSd Mortgage
xanAf notice hereby gIse1 that In rCs~@s:.s ST.
SecfeA dsler enter in The ab,se rut!. Il i++ N
w oth aa7 Ct January. a u. Ns:. l. - .s:,f fk
a AnStef 70 Gtancefy Of the aureric- Cor. II H.. ~
rLt seH r. public nncEloa ii the s5:h~-I Ill IL;
G7sn. g 1ho noFth door Of the E.,rst l:i~ l. -
nnJ q tncago !! *aid CoontS Of CoS4 ~ ~.
~ {-nth {1t) day Of February, :, d, ~, ):
t Hen oGnTk u no forenosu Of tint .lar tSe ;i.~.
oE se19eH Eeu estate. situAte In thr llty :, t
Gn,a2!! NJ o. So1k and st4te 81 llllaots i,~.-isr
81! 81 Jo ana ~ 4 ~ T. 'cn noek thirteen
Matter t. Cfaacerr or ilts Snnrr1,yr s:.,n-. ~
Dated January aiss III @'as' ,s;. =
PUBLlC SALE-Peyson:1 Prep.
e1ty belonging to the estate O, william / r,.ta
consisting of the oue-h III. nsrt oT IL r,:Srs
0asi1 NosrA hsEtlck.e, apparel ID fu-.itars Nj.
soiH II xanduc on bard said basour a: ,s ii! -
tt.nA tta tsoaA EoSk. 1t tne Cuyap:a Iiycr u :ss
~ Sen1tS. .NxtA OF February, a. p- lasl
eafa day @"~A VI '*e "
II ,ffEHs-Eotes. oas-bA:f u three .scp.. sna cna
ssr,,1fin 1ns!s xth ntereet with two =at..ae.lsY
lsigacdl DAVID a1reTs
C1tvr,snd a r.h Fh1Lp fhftE. N'
, 1861-02-11

.stagoation you'd come aearer to expressing tho
ptesent condition OF the money market than nny
Other word. There Is considerable more currency
ta1u bankers Can find satisfactory employment for:
though there is paper enough offering to absorb aH
the money available. but lenders move very can
ho9aly scrattntze vesy closely, and adhere rigo.-
ont altogether, and bringing the acceptable uat1cs
W1thia narrow compass. Rates Of interest are
unchanged, prime names are going at lGG15 pei
cant. In general business, beyond those branches
Of tssde supported mainly BY traffic in articles Of
prime necessity, there is no improvement. and 10
activity, and a. consequence the demand for MT
1eT. artEtng from the creation OF new engage
mentz II Light; md # must contfnne until poo
PIE see some t1sonahle prospect OF tho settlement
Of political difficulties. This ia the pirot upon
which trade hinges 1t present
The market for New York exchange close with
most or tho dealers, but the the condition OF things
doss not ret seem to justify an advance. In sone
eases, to-day, 4 prem. was charged for bankers
eheeks. but tae effort to put the figure up was pre-
@atnFc, End II there lAiied. While the supply fl
hasdy equal to the demand ut H. it IL evident that
IA higher fzte the former would gain upon the
!4ftet 70 tuch IN extent as to bring about 7eae-
uon n day or two and there is therefore no gen:
s1al d.spoeftdon to try the experiment jnst now.
HtcuzaAK CzxTnA1 RAuaoAD.-Thc following
szs tn earnings Of the Michigan Central R.ilsual
, 1861-02-11

! -RzxE1x1cxs:-Ma.lna Bank, Chie.sn, III; Alrsh
BucftnghA11, tof tae arm OF EtuTXea BurttnEhtn1)
GsiesEo. u FHImerH md knlers Bank, A1ganxee.
Bnda1o, N,T.: King Rxt&her4 Toledo Ohio fB1tt98tSm
, 1861-02-11
EFga1 -: e. :: ::;;1i~e::>>..~4e;;
FRI1S'rEES' SAFE

IT, ~ lEEo oaLE.-iiii i.l;;: -.
4 ms been made IN Ito "a: Ee... {. ~, - -'-.
netes s, @ @msnstoned u two Dxzdt II :Tr,:st :r
th; H. ~ exsfate1 b. Hiram Joy Ausc.,
I'd y IT, soax e.htl of Dssa -
Irnstse nancd III said Lsf ds Of TEutt Ill ~. =
az az OF fs19uasy,A y. tsok At 10 o'cccs j., ~ -
no1n o1 satd d3x It TIT north door Of tie r.
4 "A tas ~ tS e caaxo Csa4ss or Ck III :. =
IN sad city os Ccsso snd "+ser1eed M .ai sl,:
dSaay ENi lest of Iot six = 10 hleci of I, !
Aua eixhtsen -, in the school aectioa At,ss !
.eseS es S! 81 Ga .si G11ssf'e s'e ahc
iag o. he north nne nts5 t5j less a2d r. r
eighty zinc 1881 feeE deep -etAS t1els1
Also, Outl.nt Or Bfpef eeyentynxs ,-4, =. =,
G.as of G Il ~ xra.Isss ~. = 9! H. ae
Iowpsaip thlsty nins I1,!. norm nf psngc touii. :
S wtsa ~ re night TIL: tatcre>t sid e. !, ~ q!
asmpaon o[ Hata joy = sfsble md tst ~ = !; u -
@na ssa e az ~ .nSsr q xn = sas e
hss;6 H!2S6 T. l5 e4eeutet ~ sa: 5or ~ X
~ nt - @ recorded IN sad !sec ~ 60
y Y nook - o. aort<sEes Pa8e III aud III ~ -
Hne payment Of foqr thous-s., d:llzJs. eA ID ae'4
en,-.r, EEARAM INGALLS,, T,e.,s. r..
1AI
, 1861-02-11

N1f2.-.....-..,..-1
Construction honda
r. f9uee1ledJa1. 1861 ).
VnEtEnEt3un bonds
&sknra9ed previ'al r.,
ToA <ash receipts In
-J&l1. 1851 :-.-.-......
Tot&l'caAh and bonds
received to Jan. 81,
, 1861-02-11

W Kp9uk Is y cent, with $IbU,UGU Es89tet0 e..
days.
81. LouU.-The Democrat Of yesterday has the
following: -: D..
= Ia fha axohange Of currency market, there Is no
% the East or South sells at 2 cent prem, and
dsAlesa caunot obtain supplies 1t lower figure
Themselves. Next to no time bills Offering, and
bankers do not wish to make any new arrange
,maats With the South, until less OF treason and
mora OF debt paying shall be exhibited in that
, 1861-02-11
.1ttA...::.....---...t1to,712M 81
$142,@.T 20
"a EAf m

= 6T. Luu1s, Axrox Il CHICAGO RAuRoAD.-The'
weakly statement Of earnings from the list to the
III February. 1881, being the rst week, 4re as fol-
1pw4:: - = <. -.
, 1861-02-11
COMMERCIAL,

X ! !: :. ~ SATURDAY Evks1ka. Feb. Q, 1861.
fnn1iag are the roo4pta and shipments for
, 1861-02-11
-. : :! -: -%.,: =: '|'
eeuther!ns* y ,nfed ederacy adopted.

:: s !: PREs1DENT,
!; JEFFERSON DAVIS
, 1861-02-11

1Sv.1 - :. 3.@u1fVt1-4JN
NdFL-Caah receipts in January, applicable to
eaneellatton ofConetruction bonds &4L28a95; a3-
p&acsh& to Free Land F1nd, ,!&&tl2.SO; applicable
to Interest. Fund, "a 8e5 ~. Miscellaneous &C.
Oounfs, 4Si i08A- 10; Total, 81, z,2saI4. -
, 1861-02-11
BY: TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR NA1'1y,.;; -. >..: .:. :'
Southern G ,iftderaey adopted.
-. :. =.
.PREsuDENT,..
!: JEFFERSON DAVIS :,z:
!: , ----.--. ----
-. y: VICE PRESIDENT
ALEXANDRIA,. STEPHENS
:, -.:::G':; .4.-.-- -
Capture Of Little Rock Arsenal By
:: ic'Szz the: Traitors. 80
.L0U1sE.a,a::d g q CtITT.E.H1YO1'
:. :" >;;'*r;;'s: ;'*r;'s:s* :: :: - =: -
FORT SUMTER 70 BE;STARYED OUT.
.a:4<: ---------.-.-~
Senator DenIamia,s. Testimony Damaging to
: ''1.5 fleyd.
A. PARTING WORD FROM, COL HAYNE.
. : '-t ---4-.z--,.
It Is Returned to Him by Mail.
=, j.
SEIZURE OF NEW YORK mER-
CHANT SHIPS BX GEORGIA.
J. -.--stt -
Tender of Troops from
!, Massachusetts.
~-
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
, 1861-02-11

VUN NalAV., ~. >-::! ..''.
, 1861-02-11

Tho aboTa sale is postponed Until -hs.s's-, TIA
sGven1n oty OF March neKs. at the sa..ac .o4- &zA
FARwfLL i Sx11lt Attya
Chlc1ZA jSuuAf, 5tSL iSSL fah-s,.f
, 1861-02-11

~A.-%--
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-05-10

We learn that companies to compose the 9Th
regiment will be mustered at Portland within
three or four days. and will go into camp i'm
meliately on their arrival, at the Island Trot-
ting Park. at Cape Elizabeth. Arrangements
are now being perfected for carrying the order
into effect.
The companies already designated for this
Regiment, are the Union Guards, Capt. Dun
nell, City Greys, Capt Thomas, and Capt
Brady's company Of volunteers, from this city,
and companies from Saco, Biddeford. Gorham,
Brunswick and Lewiston. Companies from
Bryant's Pond and Mechanics Falls have ex-
pressed desire desire to be attached to the
Regiment, but have not been accepted yet
Over two thousand muskets arrived here
from Springfield yesterday for arming the 2d.
81, and 4th regiments.-IPortland Advertiser.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-05-10

CArRo.-0ne of the places now occupied by
the Government troops is Cairo, Illinois A
contemporary says oft;
Cairo, Illinois, Is place Of great military
importance. being located at the confluence OF
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, on point OF
land which runs down between Kentucky and
Missouri. Our government has already pro-
yidei for its security. by the collection OF .
large force, while thousands VI troops can be
RAPIDLY concentrated there II necessary, which
seems not improbable. In view Of the move
ments of Gen. Pillow. On the LIST Of Nav, ac-
cording 10 Q newspaper correspondent, there
were three camps st Caro--one at the point,
one on the Mississippi leyee, about three miles
from town. and one on the Ohio leyee, at the
say mill below the mouth Of the Cache. An
addition Was being made TO the hospital, and Q
battery erected at Camp Smith. on the Missis-
sippi leyee. Another writer gives the pOpuls-
ton at 1900. and says Of the situation Of the
town:
"It Is on the extreme southern point Of IL
linois, which, In dry weather and low water, Is
dry enough for . town. but at high water.
as In the present case. the surface OF the RIVER
is eight or ten feet above the level OF the town
which Is protected by levees. running several
miles along the bank Of each river. This levee
Is some any feet above low water marx, anu
this Is to us q ready made breastwork, perfect
ly defeneibe from direct ere from the river.
Nothing can be injured except IRON shetland
you know two can play at that game. North
OF Cairo for several miles, reaching from river
TO river, Is an interminsble swamp, passable
only by the Illinois Central Railroad. And
this rosi We have well guarded. Cairo, then,
is an isolated dry spot. and at all the available
landing places Major j. ID. Webster has plant
oil batteries well entrenched and supported. 80
that the channels Of both rivers and their con-
ausnce are commanded, and the batteries are
40 connected that they can rally instantly to
each others support