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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

opDFELLows Lodge, No 10, IO.oF.
Nee. every Wednesday evening, at Masonic Hall.
comuaral street ]. W. WEAVER, n. G..
EE HASFoRD, Secretary.
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as no sy stema !
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Ipartments. ~
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The PASSIVE y
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fs es,.denss. and -
|f Sh.ry e. Of anoth.
baking s a.sy p
~ on ! this subj.
/ profound AID
Ierybody and -;
Pm n of iaij
!, and shorten
have clerical a.
locations for off,
Pie seerstariss
Esach e sitting
lhe whole mas I
]. except in ca
[oy the proper
I some o. special
Ia the matter,
Pybody TO tall
me and siren
f required by
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Society Notices.

MAsoslc.-Emporia Lodge. No. ~, A. F. and
An. Meets at Masonic Hall, on Commercial
,rset every Thursday evening of, or preceding,
N. full moon. Ell BANCROFT, W. NJ.
n A. PAINTER, Secretary.
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Rev. A. E. Brownlee, United Presbyterian, will
preach at the Town Hall in Fremont, tomorrow
Sunday at three o'clock, P. NJ. Everybody is in
Tited to attend.
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vrruoDlsr EplscoPAL-Worship at McElresh
Oh IN Commercial street. Service hours, half
-, 10 A. n, and P. NJ; Sabbath School at half
r.a,n. Pastor, Rev. j. G. Fraker,
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The Baptist, Episcopal. and other denomina,
tOns, have occasional worship here, but the above
are the only churches that have regular service.
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church DIRECTORY.

c,xoRreAroxAL-On Mechanic street. Ser
=. hours, IL M, and P. n. Pastor, Rev. G.
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SETTLERS AND EMIcRANTs

Supplied with stocks for the season and outf
for a TIN ut deduction in priee-naking it an
object to purchase here instead Of going to the
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ver lire. ten cents; each subsequsnt Insertion
Eirstins'f a.lar line per One fourth column
m esb e a.. six mos II 90; year, 30 90. One half
as no's n %; 80 90; enc year $50 An tran
81. three nor advertisements must be paid in advances.
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en-. of Subscription.
ua,es Of AdVertising .

-. ..,, rear t..s on. !. ..;..; up Of club,
;. ssTlss OBS y o.
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|xas has psssl
en. Twiggs.
Zee of lovfaas (
tor. We buJ.
hr latest Tel
8 connection
[Antonio o0In
Elne of the pro-
Ineiy belongr5
|bomussnd donA
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

|D THE SEcSss..1l
be ninth vola"'
in the Amer
10 the confeder'l
ID themselvesI
yel them to o.l
probably exsI
= would recuI
|nately requElIs'S
laurence. -
viii probably
being more 8
| and less ike
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PRoCrER & CO.'S COLUMN.
eo-~o~-~~~~oO~~~---J,~S11~ SsIs-J,s-l
OFF:
g Fast and Fufiyousls
@ e-+2 svs.---.
@' F-2s :la
Not to Close Out"
bur 70 ss5e42es
NJ A K E ROOM
FOR OUR
CONSTANTLY ARRIVING
NEW GOODS!
stock HeaViers
Goods Of Finer and Better
Qualities
AND SOLD CHEAP II
Than Ever Before in Imports

HAVING visited the Eastern cities for our
IL Summer purchases. and made arrangements
for additional Quantities on the same favorable
terms, to be shipped from week to week as our
stock becomes reduced. We are in possession of
Southern Kansas. We are therefore prepared for
a "big trade"
We refer to these facts at this time because we
have
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Keep Everything

That can be wished for in tEiaseountEy, and at
prices 70 correspond with the hard times
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"ouiek sales and Small Profits

Ia our motto /: and IS our immense stock goes Of
We keep filing up, each time adding more largely
to the quantity and variety, Of our assortnent-
We intend TO 49, e.Hea
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Chase.

fgtoni, quite a I'D
1 in a body on E
/ which they cal
vered to them I
Rpeech /: {
PnIo: I am u
i these congraluf
pom to assist in &
Government. 3
9 e. consideration
zChief Execute
al Of my life. f
! rre ID! had it ca
will. to eoutid
was called by {
ate-to repress
Republic. [Gr
been much mo
nations. to rem
j q! those obligatiO
i i'll come when {
Abraham's bose {
b election. +
PIX you, my fello
}tifying call. n
lou the hope, al
3 will ever REM
Inion and the ca
And permit m4
/ that it may be !
by conciliation,z
eersl, to recall
hndered from 6
10 their allegians
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*Formerly a missionary among the Indians,
and for many years a resident of the Territory.
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BOOTS, SHOES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Ever brought to this market, and will he sold at
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limore BonaPsj
! and the Prino1
late Prince JsF3
wife. has been /
lns by the Fre .,,
Bonaparte cls'n =
lawful one :,
|itimacy Of her ~ !.
would have os''
. III. the he''
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HARDWARE,

P ARLoR, HEArIE AND
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Cooking Stoves,
GROCERIES, &C., &C.

~ Of apkiek s0iH 6s sold al astenisAing
ls sess, fer ready pay.
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|ench has contrl
b a pnrse VI
proposes ohesE
question OF I
when broken
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Aer,Just now, HG
i've in Illinois, Ed
: an office, you Cd
ointment Fed
t, we understsnA.
70 any offices isIl
filed. they sal
'doubtful Sta -
isn't a bad d.
ate ; but it's sesz
. a Sucker.
i in Quincy =
Hannibal and
ne in Illinois.
ect our CITY NJ
} who live in IA s.
understand this
/ Press. L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-25
sixth Consress--Sccoud Session.
i"'rt' WARRINGTON, Jan. 81.

The President filled the vacancies
cvr,.2s committees, caused by the with
ia Ia sauthc7n Senators. The Red River
lH"'' n,.,, Lli WIS discussed and passed.
sE'y p, :, railroad bill WIS then taken up.
i"> :,,Iedcn moved 10 postpone the Pacific
III. M and take up his resolutions, and
;''''".' i ,h:, he had been falsely represented
.i,pa;ing coercion in secret session. His
- waS ,i.l:a.cd by q vote Of 20 to 26.
j. I'" .,..n,s sion of the Pacific railroad bill was
"..,i i'll The Senate went Into executive
SCI Ir.s Nj. Culfax called up his postal bill.
~ s,n,il;,n. Of Texas, moved IN amendment.
~ MAX wished to know il Texas intended
..y,in in the Union, before conSentins 10
ai,..;s from her Representatives. MIR.
n.-ai;na ;eiieved she had no cause Tor going
~. ia returning to his State, he would bear
=. ,r,,. % the honorable conduct OF the
y,.t,r;n REPRESENTATIVES towards Texas. Mr..
w.. ,,; On account Of weakness, declined TO
r.,, niu,<cif Of tie opportunity TO make a
,..b In. report Of tie committee Of thirty
. w,s then taken up. Mr.. Rust, of Ark,
sr.Ossi is adoption, aud gave his reasons
.sfar Mr.. Dunn, Of Ind. denied one of
4. Eu>t'S positions. Mr.. Rust announced that
;. wand Nee. Mr.. Dunn elsewhere. Some
1,r- words ~rnsuel, but subsequently Mr.. D.
,,is;nsd ,har he meant nothing offensive to
y: Ip.t. Mr.. Rust required an unqualified
.,,,,s,ion. !air. Dunn said he had made such
.T~;:,a;;,1, Ms he thought it his duty to make.
w. p,>t responded, very good" Mr.. Ferry
I'D N au!l.Secession and coercion speech,
~,,9. Il, stTca.ts! terms against the secession
:. he ~ss against amendments to the Con-
,:,,;ipf. HIS speech was FIJI OF dcnuncIa-
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SPEClAL NOTICES.


- k. TX. R.-TAtE WIN T MEDICINE.
ADWAY READY RELIEF Is truly II minute Medicine
or II Will cure III minutes discusses that other remedies re.
qure hours and days TO effect. and will relieve the aronIs.
tic pain OF ncute and inQnmmatory diseases In scconds
when all other remedies fail altogether.
RApwAYts READY RELIEF should lie kent In The house us
arms are kept for sen-defcncc, or n lre-escapr for safety
attacks Of diseases that one dose OF II would cure. Persons
subject 10 Fits, Cramps, Spasms, Bilious COLES, &c, should
be able to reach II the Instant they arg seized, Taken du.
ring the frst ague chill 1t may prevent n second. Il Is the
great Rnttdote to pain, whether arising from external or In.
ternal Injury, or IRON, asudden malady. Fevcrs originating
are repealed before they have obtained n hold upon the sys.
TEN, by It's hygelan operation.
KADWAI'S REGULATING PILLS
Purge, regulate and lnvigorate ut the same time, Within
six hours they relieve the bowels, affect the secret,ons, light
en- the feeling OF oppression at the pit OF the stomach, caused
able. Thus they cure Costiveness, Bliousness, Congestion,
Headache, fluttcrlngs Of the Heart, Nervousness, lIystc.
ria, Female Complaints, MRlarious Fevers and disorders of
the digestive, sccre.!ve and discharginc organs. Administer
eu az aspiring cathartic, they put The system in q healthy con.
dit'on Tor the summer campaign, and a. they nourish in.
stehu oil weakening The system, may lie given safely to
patients whose stamina has been exhausted by sickness,
RAILWAYS RENoyATIAu IiEsoLvsSr dIsILfects and neutra-
Mes the diseased blood, depriSIng 1t Of the corruptlng
principle which rneenders Tubcrclcs on the Lungs, Bron.
chitis, Qulnsy, Running Sores, Cancers, Salt Khcun,, Fry.
slpelas, lhlamatlon OF the eyes and all kinds of Eruptions.
iumors. and discharging sores. In the Secondary Syphi.
lis, Scrotulous disorders, and all hereditary, chronic, and
constitutional %maladies, 1t ov-rcomes and cradicates the
insidiuus Causes Of the disease.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
RADwAf & CO., 60 John Street, n. Y.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., and JOHN 7. GRAY, Druggists,
OF Virginia. and will supply the trade Ut the New York
prices. Jan l-d&w1m
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24,-The second assist
81 Psi Master, Gen. Dundas, died here this
r -1in. after n protrac,ed illness.
u. Iio.; took leave Of the Post Office De.
,,r.uer.. this morning 10 assume the duties Of
:ae Var Department.
II. Boston Committee, consisting Of MeSsrs.
:,,s.:i I:c7ctt. L. c. Winthrop, Amos Law
;y..e, Z. 5. raby and Charles L. Woodbury., ar
rye! 3sge last night with 4 mammoth Union
,s:':ipn c,n,alniug fourteen thousand sigma
i.rr..
E>P.$;i,nt Joha Tyler, Peace Commits.
.g..f ::vM Virginia, arrived here this morn
-:
president Tyler had a long, satisfactory
.si friendly interview with President Buchan-
- :2aar. The President expressed his be-
!.i ;na. there would be no collision between
IA. Fedora! and State forces, during the remain
l.r Of his administration, and that he should
~re;:ai,.Iy Use every effort to prevent it and pre-
>est tue peace. Mr.. Tyler will probably re-
n.a !.e.r Ill the fourth Of February, to mcct
lie commissioners from the other States.
IL. Senate. in executive session, confirmed
d: sp;o:ntment Of Capt. Hack, of New Jer-
,y. Is 0lartermastcr of the marine corps.
s.: Kellogg. o: ILL.,, has returned from Spring
..ii. wnere ne has been to visit Mr.. Lincoln.
Ia viDx ri this fact, his expression, that the
b.r,!v- States resolutions would come nearer
what is required BY the public demands, is
considered significant
". Rust, Of Ark, has written a note to Mr..
Dla., growing out of their colloquy in the
ilelsa :Gris:. .f the usual character in such
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Later from Europe.

~ElLiEAS, Jan. 94.-Ihe steamship Niagara,
WITH Liverpool! ':atcs 10 the 10Th instant, has
arrived here, She brings one million eighty
thousand dollars in specie.
Il .as officially announced that the French
-e:t "'ulI leave Gaeta on the 18th inst.
Ie Beehive Mills, at Manchester, had been
slTH:- Loss 500, 900.
Al! the important Chinese ports had been
Y?!s:t"1 10 trade. There was no confirmation
" iGc !g>S Of the allied vessels at Peiho.
Ii vas reported that Spain was about to oc-
..2y Inc Pronchale Fortress, in consequence OF
u; H@n'iuifiilncnt Of the treaty.
Li'EsPIoi, Jan. 1.-The estimated sales on
s%at'fcaT, the 18th inst, amounted to 10000
o'es' Of wnicn Spectators and exporters took
''"o bales. Tic Persia's news caused all
4ua"!:=' slightly TO advance. Hewitt 4 Co.
:'.'e al advance of one.eighth over the OFF,
Sa' Quotations. They quote Orleans II. up
T"' .. Erea!s'rifS steady. Provisions dull.
.I.S d. -! , uIS
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PROF. l.. MILLEls'S
HAIR

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE NM CONoalChh
COMPOUND
NOR Restoring Cray Hair to hs original color
without dyeing-
there is the least particle Of vitality OF recuperat'Ve en-
ergy remaining.
For Removing Seurf and DnndruH AND sH
cutsnrous affections Of the Scalp.
Tnr Rca utifyIng the Hair, Importing to It an un'
euunllrd gloss and brillinncy, making It soft and silky In
lis t-xt IRE, and causing It TO curl readily.
Thi. preps ration eieauses the head and scalp from dan
,,r,,W and other cutHpe0us diseases, causes the hair to grow
In xuriantly, strengthening the roots and restoring the
vrovth 70 those parts which have becnne Cali, and causing
p IN yield a fresh covering Of hair. II WIN euectuaily pre-,
yent ii,s hair from turning gray until the latest peFioo o.
IT, and Ia cases where the hair has already changed us
- The us, of the Invigorntor will With certainly restore
!, l. ~ re- original hue. giving It Il dark glossy appearance
y va, ,.rrnu,e for the toilet and a Hair Restorative Ills par.
ijcnlarly recommended, having an agteeaoie lrhs'au
~ n. cr.at facilities II nGordsin dressing the hGirIhence
s"u Wv : Ssmand for Il by the ladies' as a standard toilet
o.,,cis wbIcl, none ought to be without, Us the price p'neeS
=, wih.p the reach Of all, being ONLY 20 cents q III "
he had a. all respectable Druggists ana . md (;uar.
T. MILLER would call the attention oil fa'eut' :" LII,
dIans 70 the use OF hts InSigorator 10 cases nnelI fnr
dren's hair incllnes TO be weak, asst lays Tue uH""'
Wholesale Depot Sc Dey Street, and sold oy " Ae
! principal Merchants and Druggists th!oushou. INC "o'N'
Liberal discount 10 purchasers by the quahasyi p,hr. nv
~ l also desire to present the American
NEW AND IMPROVED INsTANTASEous
LIQUID HAIR DYE,
which. after years OF scientific experimenting, . a
| hronybt TO perfection. Il Dyes Black or Brown inst.aaS'
without injury to the Hair or sEin-warran ~ coa ,ne > :
| ticle Of the kind In existence. Price only ~ GEMS.
Depot Sc Dey street, New York Seps -uN
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The batteries OH the 1%Ifssissfpu,-

The Louisville journal" is informed by a
highly respectable Kentuckian direct from
Nlcksburg, that the object of the batteries
erected at that point by the State authorities
of Mississippi, is to obtain possession Of the
steamer Silver Wave" from Pittsburg, upon
which it was said that United States ordnance
was to be transported to the South, and pro-
baby to prevent the passage of Federal troops.
The Same informant says that three Of the
military companies Of Mississippi were in
charge Of the battery, and they withdrew it
from the shore on Tuesday last and seized the
United States Hospital, which they are now
occupying.
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aUCTlO Il SALES.
LIBRARY OF TA L LATE JUDGE p. =
DASIEL TO BIS SOLD AT AUCTION,

LIBRARY OF Ia LA1E LUCE p. 2.
EY CATALOGUE.
ON MONDAY APTERNOt'S, at ! O'Clock, January 2s.h,
At Auction Room, Sc "a Lain street, consisting Of rsrs
AID valuable Law and Misc ellaneous Works, which have
been KEEP. in good order, and are worthy the a.;cn:on Of
every Ole Visiting % mako valuable additions TO heir ii.
brarics
Messrs. West Z Johnston, a. AZ Naln street, VII! attend
TO buying Cor par.iss that are unable - attend the safe.
Catalogues now ready and to be- had at the auction room
and West 4 Johnston's Bookstore.
Also, at the sAne time wi be sold 10 cover adyances:-
/ Set preScott's Mexico, 3 vols.
Set prcscott's Peru, 9 vols,
lry.n2's Works. IL vols,
IrvinSs Washington, 5 ro!s,
Half Hours Best Authors, 3 wells,
Macaulsy's Essays, 5 vols,
aacanlar'. Sketches, ! vol,
Encyclopedias OF American Literature, g vols,
English EdItion Of Shakespeare. ~ vols,
Tnpper's Works. i vol,
The above books ae all In good order, and bound In
half calf binding and will be sold without reserve.
Terms cash. j. Ii. DIGGES, 4Gctr.
Ii Z pam Salrsran. lai Oi-td
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MAS BY TELEGRAPH.
rursIouMoHD ENQUIRER


., Despatch to the Richmond 'nqo''e''l
. s'S'', from washington City.
'.,x.roy. Jan. aA-Thc reported refusal
rrn,ucsy Senate to pass the resolutions
: Inc Convention. instead Of winning the
''''',a ssr;,,e concessions from the Republicans,
has %,i,"t'' Administration i"i and they H:,or are there e.
js: E, more ?.., i, s', tSe;T party position .nnsssse. Mary.
held ID" ,"I Republicans hope that ns,,"nced by the
4ol and ID P SsntatSy "a" and stand I'D BY ,ou snsm; ,or
sS In,: .r ' NS' ousrttrnas'sr ,h has c Soa'5ls snS t 'Ss
the use Of , !. ,u s'S e;ors SHiidos thereon for bar ar
srs SI .nS !, s, = :or the a'5'~' ''nnassS t., o. be a f f.
nsn and rs !, n"' sf he light infantry ars title
the "si"r:i'h HITLER by General G = SooI1 ,n Tins
seems to ;n n%sssitr Of keeping a strong force
hend> the Gij;Irabic; time subsequent to the III
au;nra;' ..,, 6! ,ia; Mr.. llardiman of Ark, and
II; >'a"rt Va. will &C; as the friends to
Nj S,Si * ii the ali affair with Mr.. Dunn.
Al. .n-s see
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q lNGIIAM CoUNTY.-WiIliamw IS. Roper and others W..
c. l.. Glenn, administrator Of Charles Roper deccased-ln
Equity.
In thin case IL Is referred TO the Master 10 state the ac-
count Of q. l.. Green, as the administrator OF Charles 10
per, deceased. and that he advertise for al Of the next al
kin Of the said Chas. Roper, decd, to appear before him
at the time snd place OF taking the same, and prove their
relationship.
In obeiience to the foregoing order, notice Is hereby
gives ,hst J have appointed my office 10 the town Of Went
worth, Rockingham county, rs the place, and Saturday
before the last Monday In March, 1851, As the time, when
and where I shall proceed TO state the account above NEIL.
tened, NJ which time and place all persons claiming to be
;he next oil kin OF said Charles Roper are requested TO
make their appearance and proof 10 make before me, II
proof they can, CT their said relationship h the said intes'
tate. \. VI. SCALEs, I. u. K
Dec 2l-3m
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON. Jau. 2+-The military services
~.s:,:,ie,! by the Catawaba Indians of South
l,-,i.n4, have Teen accepted by the Governor.
iia. .JstI. Davis is in town. Lieut.. Meade
lAs i.i~:ned to Fort Sumter.
IT, legislature appropriated $500 for
ca-,a: on the postal arrangement, if the
:s.r:.. Government stops the present system.
liz House OF Representatives appointed a
o:ayi;ee 10 inquire what changes are neces-
sly il. the Banking system and currency Of
>3.i!. C,:cl!na, in consequence Of the change
il ;~,!ticai relations. 4 resolution was also
:&:,.! i~a4uir:ug Of the postal committee what
;~iVyisionS Should be made in the event Of the
;:os?;ag .; the mails by the Federal Govern
;9.ai. The Legislature adjourned till Friday.
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(.coru{u Convention.

NllEyGEvlLLE. Jan. 24.-The Convention
;~iay elected McSSrS. Toombs, Powell and
C.53. from the State at large, as Delegates to
IL Montgomery Convention, which meets on
tie Tin Of February. From the first district,
E;ccs Barton; from the second district, Mar
IL Crawford; irom the third district, Judge
S.:sbsI; from the fourth district, Ben Hill
iron he nth district, Augustus R. Wright;
IRON the 9TH district, Thomas K. Cobb from
lie st"enth district, Stephens. The Conven-
Ton then adiourned'till tomorrow.
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X. u. WaDDY,
WALTER D. LEAEE, ;Com'ri.
Jan Il-t9; ALEX. II. SANDS,
RI UaVIS, DkTrIiEE a CO., AUCTs.

RI DAVIS, pkTPftlE a CO., AUCTS.
90 SEGiiOz:>.-wr will sell THIS MORNING.
CC 20 O'Clock, thirty likely slaves
DAVIS, DECPREE { CO.,
Odd Fellows lis!l. corner Mayo aui Franklin sts.
EA DsCI41 NSON. MIL. y Co.,, AGClo.
GNlFTI fEIIsOs:S. TIKI Day, At ~ O'Clock
Z will be sold 81 .ixc!y Negroes, consisting CT Men
Boys npb Gir!s, and Womcn and Children.
DICKINSON. HiLi. 4 CO., hIci,
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81 NEG: e OT:S-We will sell twenty-five likely NIX
GD GRuES To-Day, AZ 10 o'clock.
PCLLlAM i CO., Auct'r.,
Odd Fellows Hal.
y. R.-IIou.c Servants, Cooks, Washer aud lroner,,f "a
sale privately. I'd co.
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T.. >. NJ. SEa;A .hSlsiP "a. ESQ iTS
FOR NEW YORK VIA %UIFuLk.
fEii!E Steamship JAM :STOW%. CaItaic
a Thomas Skinner, will leave here aii -[A%:rTyS,
O'clock, y. ~, Friday, tn: :j;tI Inst. GEIIESR.
Passengers are rrIurslrl To hr on hnardtsSG~
Ia due tim-
Passage to New York, meals and state room Included
flD. StcrTarr passage OILY rs.
Passage Il" Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight Received to-day, (ThuCsdly) and up 10 The hour OF
: O'Clock i. NJ. Friday.
Cnnsignees H- requested 10 send Tor their gcod. to-day.
Tickets und hrrlhs secured 1T cur rficr, or on r 1ari the
ship.
Freight for Boston taken at E.rr!"ra.r rates. AMI forward.
cd with dispatch.
lam ol-nr i|uIaN q IyITsO.
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LOST CHIp.-We learn that n child named
Andrew J. O'Reily, son Of Patrick S. O'Rcilcy,
wandered from his fathers residence, yester-
day afternoon, about 4 o'clock, and up to n late
hour las: night, all efforts to find him, proved
in vain. The child is four years old, with dark
eyes and light curly hair. Any information
in regard to him will be thankfully received
by his father, who can be communicated with
through Mr.. George E. Saddler, on Main street,
near the old market
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carolina Le.fSlature-PassnSe OF
Tie Convention Bill,

.1AEiSH, Jan. 2+.-3ach House passed the
S;s~ns'iiOn bill, today. The bill passed the
!, $500 y a vote Of 81 to 9, and the House hy
%-.' lte two bills are dissimilar in minor
.;"saaIs but will be made to agree. Zach
rs,"'> Inc Question Of 4 Convention or no
IL s"''oa to tic people and elects delegates
e %vl,'&''ia. The election to take place 2lst
BIZ "''E body seems glad at the passage OF the
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H..
AAe L. S. Stcnrnxhin BROOKLYN.

k.S y,sn9Lk, Jan. 24.-The U. S. Steamship
a,u %.:n; which has been lying for several
,1:. ~ Hampton Roads, near Fortress Monroe,
sea- "s' departure to-day, having received
I'D wiz l'er> from Washington city. She car
tt:on with her "a soldiers and some musicians
tpsn aY'iFess Monroe. 1t is supposed she has
Nen Ortefed to Florida.
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sALmo OF LAND IN RICHMOND COUNTY.

DURsCANT to 4 Decree OF The Circuit Court Of Richmond
4 couaty, Ishal! oler for sale. n public auction, on the
pren!isrs, that valuable Parp, called marion" situated 10
the c0ur,y of Riclnpond. Gu WEDNESDAY,, tho goth Of
February, 1861.
'Hnllton' contains about 200 acrcss OF Lard, Is healthy,
well wnteTed, and abounds IL rich narl, &c remarkably &C.
ccssibir. The buildings consist Of an excellent Dwelling
House, Kitchen, School House, leo House, Granaries and
Stables.
TsxHs-Cash enough to pay the costs OF suit and eIrenses
Of Da!c. On The balance RI Tie purchase money there will
he a credit Of one, Two and three years. the purchaser
giving bonds, with approved security, bearing !r;ere,t !rGm
the day Of sale, Tor the deferred payments.
TliUMAS JONES,
Jan i7-cwtw Commissioner OF Court.