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, 1861-03-09
N Office TO SHIPPERS
FROM CHICAGO TO The EAST.
THE Pi1iSBURG,
ri. Wayne and Chicago Il. X.
FAST FREIGIgT LINES.

We are now prepared to offer Shippers sunrrtor at
va2tasts Tor shipments OF all classes OF Fright
CHcago 70 s1 Eastern Points, Having largely fnr rr,s
60 Lneir koau Equipment or cars aud u EAchna-y nnt
hctlit!es for trans ,orEnIton "
First BY the old and Well known popular rnnt,. III
me EAST via fIttsbnrx and The P1n7sylvaus Ratlrca
e Kalti:nots Philadelphia, New York nt Rostun anH
Al Eastern pct-, VITA bnt change OF csIs
Presented In Chicago ny = AZ
Clarke i Co., No. - Dearborn ST.,
Who alone Rrs authe r!zea T., issue Through ii i. ar
burg, via TIL. route 1''~ ~ = 1'A'
AL Freight nsended tn 20 East via this ropte a,ont
he consigned II Chicago, to PITT 4burgh, II Wayne
0r o5 me new and e12editons rout-. Va CrrstIi1, q
tlessdand % p.nktrk. Bulalp. New York, !:vs;en.
a1a 81! Sey YersaEd The New England stars
between chcago and Cleveland, DunLiEk ur i;uLa!o.
Jerry Nottingham No. 54 Dearborn Street,
agent fnr thls route, and alone authorized 10 lvno
Through Ellis Of 1a'tnE for Freight forwarded Via
GrestIne and Cleveland: An Freight i.teuIed I, rs
aast yis t.s rntsshoald BE- eon~gned il Chicago u
line d CtrvelantL" ' "'i
Rates By either ri these routes viii bc III, v.n.
ss BY other or competing lines and n, cars siyrn IL
the safe and speedy shipment Of freight "
JND. j. HOUSTON
Gen. Fl. ag't I. st- II. &c RE
J. T. BRADY. Freight Agent Ckica4o f..s5rif,;,rr
, 1861-03-09

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 7.--AIr. Clayton
reported bill proyiding in tho event of 4
conflict or the refusal Of the United States to
recognize the independence of the Confeder-
acy, no Court in the Confederate States shall
have cognizauca, Of civil cases OF citizens Of
the United States, and all pending suits shall
be dismissed.
Aresolution was adopted authorizing the
President to instruct the Commissioners to
the European Powers to enter into treaty
rriyileges& -
Braxton Bragg was confirmed as Brieadler
General Capt. s. Hardee was confirmed Col,
Of the. 1st Regiment Of Infantry.
, 1861-03-09

ALEAsE-.Marche.,N'ch hear Of no sales Of clo7eT
A lot Of 10 bags of timothy cold ut s312 . bn..
which is an improvement: The shipments nf
clover from New York for England continue very
frce.-Ertning Journal.
PITTsnCnGH-March Glover in moderate de-
mand Gales of 150 bu at - Is, IS do do at 4415:
do choice at $3.50. Timothy also In good demand
Sales Of 60 bu at s. 5.
PHILADELPHIA, March n-There is more INQUIRY
lot nax seed, and prices have Advanced &c: all that
co1i1 pc had WIS taken at $1.40G11.5O. The stock
o. talcutfa ltneeed has been withdrawn from the
market Tor higher prires The tariff has increased
tne auty On ainseed to lie p bu. It was formerly
aaH1!sea l nso; Cloyer seed is IN good demhnd and
prices ase better, Sales Of 500GCoo bu fair and
prime at $4.s5GG5.01, aud inferior ut $4.n1m4 IN
Some lots from aecond hands were taken Ia 70
South at our hiehes. figure; 100 sacks rcd ton end
at $aMG2-1eX = sack. '~4 wy '''u
NEW York, March 6.-Calcutta 1fnsecd ,s !, ,.-
tive demand with an upward tendency ia nriccs - -
Sales 600 b.ga ID Boston, et AboIcus. At 1t ET1e
In Bombay sctd there have been sales of ia f.
here, in store, private terrns supposct to b. ~
H.7l, Clover seed is in fair demand ,or exno,+
With sales Of 800 bags at 74@7Kc. TYmoihy i
higher, sale Of 80 bags Is reported at S. a5m ~
Rough fax meets with a fair tnqu1ryat ii 8561 "a
Sales % bage.- Courier and EnQut,tr.
+ CMc1xKAT1. March T.-The market for cloycr
continues dull, and there are no buyers at over IL
Sales 30 bn prime At s.; go do at 80 but.,Iis
Last sale WIS above the market. Timothy Is dull
at $a906260.
ST. Iou1s, March 7.-Sales 100 bu millcl at 81 .l0
including bags, worth Csc each; /; We quote timohy
$23oGI250; clover eced Sa.s5D4-53, Hungarian
Tr7ss 30GGOc
, 1861-03-09

w ANTED-To contract for 8, 600
W Cords Of White Oak Etave and Heading Bol's
to be delivered at Chicago. In lulre Of MEEKER {;
HUKLH0T BROTHERS, 1T n. s. Bouton'e siachi-.e 6
Shop South Clark street. Or address Boz 2237 Ghl
cago Post Office. N 839t
, 1861-03-09

ITO .WHOLESALE AIEn.
L. CHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS F.ae.
tisal Accountant and Business man Of nf=roycaI
maEa an engagement Boo Keep-r Agent ur Sa"+-
man. References satisfactory acd salary sntt tic
time5 OF business secured. Address E. 1- r. H. Eux
1866, Chicago. nh5ciss1.lw
, 1861-03-09

Detroit BOARD Of Trade.
The following the officers juet elected for the
ensuing year:
President George W. Bisee1l.
Fee Presidents Lewis. Augustus F.
Bissell.
Direetora-James Aspinall, Peter Young, Il. J.
Buckley, H. ". Newberry, Geo. Mcmillan, c. II.
Bnh1, Colin Campbell and Z. r. Matthews,
Committee ef Eeferencs.-John Hutchinss
Charles L. S.Aord, Gen. c. Langdou.
, 1861-03-09
fkebe4ioua News from Louisfann an.
TRKaH.

NEW ORLEANS, March Tho opinion il
rapidly settling down in political and com.
mercial circles that Lincoln's Inaugural is a
declaration Of war.
The Louisiana Legislature has passed 4 res
olution approving the conduct of Gen. Twisgs
in surTenderins the Federal property in Texas
to the authorities OF that State.
It is reported that Fort Brown, Texas, has
surrendered to the State forces.
Pensacola advicea state that Lieut.. Slemmer
is engaged III raising sand battery about \
quarter Of q mile east Of Fort Pickens. The
Work on the land batteries en- the beach, on
posite Warrington, were progressing.
, 1861-03-09

CHAMBERLAIN Il SEYMOUR.
~ g0MMIaSI0E MERCHAETS
For the purchase and sale of
sRAIN, FLOUR, PRODUCE MERCHANDISE,
20. ps-tae's Building. corner Of Wells and gortt
Malef aTeetd Chicago. unofa. Liberal advances nale
On cona!g1n1enss, e
~. CHaNnkRtAu, flsfS.N3 r uxvxon,
, 1861-03-09
G|gaEntRD.

WT ANTED-An efficient business
w man to travel, on commission. Address Post
ONCE Box 1911, Chicago. IgISSSt
, 1861-03-09

l.; NEW YORK. March a-Ihe Rosrd Of Alder.
men this evening adopted resolution proyid.
ing for commission on behalf Of the Com.
mon Council to request the Legislature to
submit to the people Of the State the proposi-
..tions Of the Peace Congress,
, 1861-03-09

: CONCORD, n. a., March S.-George Miuot,
President Of the Concord Bank and Treasurer
Of the Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad.
died suddenly this morning Of disease OF the
heart.
, 1861-03-09
BY EsEl1.LEGRA.P:H. + ] g
Tue FURIOUS yFIGFALL, : =: ::
The Com1 1issioners will wait for Some.
t hing to Turn Up.
azr; Ltneo In among the Dtplo:
ts-' - - noss' -. :*.e,
.APPohTAE1 rs AND. sPEcULAusxs.' :
Gov. Houston Reaiens and Retires to
Pl1vnte Life. 20
MORE OF THE TRAITOR TWIGGs.
TIE pIraBouRr coNvna,T.oN.
.BY19TELEGRAPH.
nan nIrssouRr cowvHs5,r,on,

U. s. Senhte---Extra Session,
WAsH1HGroS. March s, 1851.
SESxTE-AIr. DIXON's resolution that The
usual number Of the Presidents Inaugural
Address be printed, Was ndopted,
Mr.. FOSTER offered the following:
WAEnEAs, Mr. Wigfall, now Senator Of the
United States from Texae, has declared In de-
bate TINT be is 4 foreigner and owes no aiie.
giance to this government
Here the line fai1ed,1
, 1861-03-09
$118,611.07

Total sales during month Isl for Sis II
To which add toHn lot sales, $500
, 1861-03-09

T ANDS FOR SALE CHEAP,
- II McHctrJ, Knnc, Ds1e. Whtteside Gruusy,
De Kalb Ro X Island Rooue Carroll and Lake. bsin:
the same land entered BY rHuMAs II. GiiEENF:,
Title perfect Te:Ils easy. Apply To Il. u HUKD,
No. 81 Methodist Church Etock Chlcsgo. nla-clSl6.
, 1861-03-09

ONE ONE-HORSE TREAD
~ POWER; one Corn shclIcs Will shell u ,ushel, !,
Corn per hour; One Feed MIL will grind Is b:hrls
per day and Aeal for family use; all Win tI;is
PoWtt, and tbr sale together separate Horse pon e.
suitabls for saving good. Enquire st .Sf kinz;,:
street Or sdcress G. SHEPARD, Post Uthce Box 1888
, 1861-03-09
AUS EFT HX TELEGRAPH.


,-NEW, YORK, March s-FLouR-Scarccly SO ac-
I've ana n;nrket may be quoted &c per brl lower or
common aud medium grades The inquiry is
s9'1ay ios - hone consumption Sales 5000 bris at
htats; S. 05@5,10 for super western: s5. .15GAE IN
ioE r G comnoh TO medium extra western; $541It5 is
~ ~ snna1pp'ng 70 brands extra round hoop Ohio; $50
with holders rather more disposed to realize, The
demand for Canada is less active but prices rcner-
s!s wltnent O. Important change Sales $50 brlR at
eteady at $3?5@4 10 for common to choice suner.
Torn meal rules quiet. Sales $50 brls at sa e for
Jersey; 50, Is for Brandywine
h-s ~ with good demand. Sales 13eo
GRAIE-Wireat withaut important change IN
h5ee, o1s Ms notice rather more doing for export
cago spring at S1lG delivered G .0}0 bu n II c1nf
q $l.19a delivered; 1900 bu Racine spring at
$l2l delivered G5 900 common to choice afil1Sa,,-
M kee &c S!an 1T S1e1G12s in store and deliyers
cred; 1500 bu white Michigan Ut ri, Is: 6M1 bush
aMncr Jersry at 81. .35. Rye quiet at 67@T0c Bar
icy dul We he II of sales Of tD bu Canada East at
nc, and oD hu statu at T3c On wharf Corn
opened dull, and closed quiet and steady at abont
seEteiday's PRICES; sales $1,000 bu at 66c for old
ssac l5sa %eSesa ss II store 6@gKc for do delivered
65c ior new white western aoat, 70D D75c for white
so1thern, sc for good new southern yellow Oats
western and Canada, 331.G135c ior state.
PRovIs1oss.--eork opened qnict and steady, and
closed dull and heavy. Sales 48o brls at $l10SI6
and unchanged saes so bis b. Is at '! Rss aHt fnr
county prime; s. T59G.25 for country mess; IS
olu Tor repaSseI1 ee1 mg5s Sto@11 for e5tra
14lel and htm at 12@15c for atate and western
Gut meats steady: :Sules 10 pkgs at 6X@6Xc for
shoulders: sxG1sc for hams. Dressed hogs Steady
f. sor coER fsd live DO da and
Sales 1,1?S brls At Sx@1oss, Latter very Choice.
, 1861-03-09

FRIDAY EVENING, March 3, 1861
The following aze t,.e receipts and .hipme2ts for
tha past foEty-eight hours:
, 1861-03-09

Receipts and Shipments Mt New York.
The following comparative tables, taken from the
New York Courier and Enquirer, chow the receipts
and shipments Of -Breadstufrs and Provisions 1T
that port during the past week: :.
, 1861-03-09

TRUSTEES Whereas.
o. css ss 3 entis RisReta M q aof v5s,r
H. r. usel Of srnst ssnvey,ng the preases he. "
premso note thsren eatons an pt sssse ssfs
which saia trust deed was au recorded IN tne t.
Comfy Illinois Bsk Is y ortsasss esss &
Bes sn aaae e. to a1a nd s.
SAL, deed Of trust Go Se purposes therein esprssse1
pSs 1e's sssa ts E i s 5S2
Cd Sert sInis nasse y y AZ s5y Of
's ssA;ss assa b'eef & t,ssf sf
dy o Sa1s "a rnssa
II sala dsed e trust described i VIII lots
81 esshstsq s = 5 fss s IA
10 the r:sinal town Or VT Aurora lying north OF
aa ee:t IN d. Ssg asF
IT, and hs ea.t half Of ~ Invest quarter cf ssc
* sea sq Rssst , S1
;SE9 ;E thirty tSht @ nosth y Farse nve q the
s sGh'y gtsis s 9f Itsss n " e Ka
IL 5skt AMI sn es%l;x of Is'spto ot ssid
asirn aan co. Eauoxga bis nelr thtr heirs aAd
assos aao 10 'ils noEGaeE Gilf i THOMAS rrus.ee
'staa Sh!caso : anaa1s 'ssisi A:Egs ES unss:,pt
IHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
~ Whereas, Joha II. CorA Robert L, Fabian aaa
EoMi,na E1is d mag. excsnte ami dsllxsr Jsasss
Their ceIt: eatisi sst:ae M dre osa1ne ,at Sa!
nsd s ag oa.ssyg sy Of ~ -!
he psyeas q sssen sousa1a a. 3as1 to m
4s. sgnsseen ee m9nths M tran The ;t ay IL
Il esaEi' ,a as II hcf ntsp
SSaa IN h sts:s q limos i Of chafisl
Rerss! az ass sS ss'd
aa o. @ snG twGafy eighth 4ny q February u sS
s s. y
tGhat:el mo;tsafe ana whereas a1o default has hscn
81 e :f sa@ aeetss q ss1sa ,a
taS q sEca 5se nasasa o t oe
hs Monday tie isl a Il ofsh ii 'Ssn; ss 8fhs thss x
At e hour Of ocock e lis irenoon mo of Ias sas
2n ne premises herepaiteg desc ibet: III the c.ts az
aaa e siil Ut eei Ct rs sos Rnx sss< sa s
M saa alsnmeat thereos aforesa AID r th
~ 4 nass ss ssess sassa IT.. i
ens'ts aha Bs s: E s
aaS sas shs2.s5
Ing s ae Il esaaf5a sa ba: 1 "
St 9p n s, e. ss,{s s
bloss .e1es SUI ae u j. tset @ &. lspsc lac
P.as 81 a aesfdGBetns I'd ss % K
its::i es:sss March, 1871 TAatRFSS Ass;ERiS )
M ASTER'S SALE.-State 81 1u;-
Sook StSqes f5eai
ine III Il &atss' 1875 eannty S Sias9 t.
. 9s III ia T. sass.sas sssa e
9E. Hahc a anctien @ asE cash 70 10 hghees br hs
e pa1ss, e. ,sfF .ad Ct ciss si.aas ~ 81; e
Of 1s s9nn.5 -. "r Gqok c,tS
ys " el n Tow1slp , nort gane IT,
, 1861-03-09
AntuSfutf13&B,
M G VI G RS THEATRE
AsA Madison street, between State .5d no..s:2,

n
ss,,a5 sol G s{.;et e p E.,]E:', R's s, THEATRE,
un.ou,voc.,1 an,re,s - -. s>s' Au' pSAtDo'n
ScceatFtc Comedian 'S''014 NN'''4' LUG 'seSs
n,,r,, MR.. E. A SoTHERN,
LOEB Msh @ sa 9h H. aeqRe
~ % oua - a9teRqSe 'as zutsesstol 9lcsI1a drama of
Esq This piece i sea5e1 1no.9ss1 1 by Gis G4E1oR
q s1ea1 e fos s512s
aSs5sss i IA Eapa q
r. sss 1eszsa.f9s NV sozsxnr wHYrAI
FIAT hsye besa n ca4sia7 aiGH7A1IoAL kT5acTs By
sn9 nf sTRs1se has been spared e make hs
=. SKATING scEMESi1
Hd5oa we ~ N eae IafsFs "a skses
and tAScEs The nerf M1n oea1tHai t AEsIc soxss.
= sest ese1 cs5 e9 T. tae sscS,s. Grs .s,saERa s
nHU HUHAp1rOVTC oCcI3113-
cAAA1]A-11AtN!CeN ~ ~ nOtlEIY
ro,,.4,, &C.,.
BRYAN MrGTc
'o'
pnonp.,,,r
J. oyERruRE--Egnont", ,....., .Beataoven.
s6f ;f,ss + ra o :aPsee!: fs SPset
J. AR1A=fts1 Fourth IL II sisitSs~
$. = N0TTUkN0. "MldsummeTs Nights Dream"
SKEKTTEE RN 1sre9%ists 1:eaf
Aes'"''''.' ~ .'.-.-'.'.''..--'..-- Balatka.
coaduetor' Hans Balatza.
, 1861-03-09
Ct;irago Griihut.f.
SATURDAY, MARCH 9. 1861

Fn1pXY Ey1k1sa, March, 9, 1851


Il = rnuxx Eyxk1sa, March, &, 1851.
ehanea. # ANYTHING. exchange Ia q sh>de easier.
ronae,rant ,,ore nnon an advance in the New yert
.trcs marret- than auy chapee In the sunp,v and
drm,nd Of the arttcle, The banks. az Yesterday.
n,,6 customers Gk Init for roun6 1ots ncless t1%v
mad a customer In waiting. thev world mi NV
nr., ,a.ra,+ m, .s,,,e,, 49,, ~ ~. 49, ~, ~
over pe. eeas- 1ac sean''e Price 'of toe asy YVES
The latee amount Of our currency that Ia based
~, M,eeond Tanna,sas ~ o4hs. S,,.,s.-, ~ &C.,
stocks, cause. the fuctua.ions in the New York
stock market 10 be watched here with Intense
vol, .a ,.,,s, tha .s,s.ra,,. ra,..s 49,
"esk; aud when sae telegraph reports Inc marRet
and cheerful. The stock exchange etiee Of r. 6:
&altonets1t T. q Nm 81 f,1art streef has become
one ~ .na tnat1tn,,ons ~ chfcaoo where manv al
citizens do ss, stssss sssssss,e st., 1esy LAY;
ehnessees e4oteo .. ~ :, g.. vSfs' - 49,
sIfeIn.a u. w ar qwse ~ ~ 49, ~,
pie OF Illinois have f11suaHy loaaea so n1ans a44a@
lions to their "Southern fricnds;'' but now that
+hs 49, 1 n.ar e sss c,G
inc oee1 why we can.
Gold nominal, bringing &c; selling Al per cent.
Little wanted
The general money market Is well supplied and
,rtara v{1 he elatl to zee fa{rlv nnened
50 -, -...-, - .-,,.., L--..-.
ana WILL IL supply VI teAapie ous1ness papel Oh
ering foz discount.
-. sse,u 49, ..no,,.. 49,. -. 49, 1e5 @
1aAes sao" .ne 'sesip'S ana ua@e on ln's foao
nf tne H'oa1n VI feo1oa1s' 1851
LAND DEPARTMENT.
Acres constract'n lands sold6 sla Il for $s875 Is
Acres Int Fund lands sold.. 500, ,38 for 5,383.66
Acres Free lands sold. 53A Y for II 465261
1..1 :. - ~
TotM sA1es e1lng ne lor g
10 ~aaea aao soHn 'o' soies' a9S.eo
, 1861-03-09

The Detroit Advertiser contains an article on
the PoFl trade at Detroit during the past season,
from which we make the following extracts
" Receipts Qf Dressed Hogs y11r f,co Seasons
, 1861-03-09

STA fe.a0@a85, dividing on 100 ma.
IL at tGa3@8-40, dividing on 800 ns
LIVE H0Gs--Receired, a2s In good demand
and 10012Kc higher. Sales were;
.14o Hogs averaging s5o pounds, s,;..........$5.a5
d. - *t $40 - ho0
81 =" SO 100 :" ......, 500
, 1861-03-09

business was transacted In bulk pork, which was
taken to considerable extent On city account
Tho Gales rcached nearly 10000 1bs at exc for
shoulders, exc for rib sides and 94c 10. clear do
BACON Wae ia moderate request, with Gales OF 10
S hhds ct as 7Ae shoulders, rib, clear
9Ae Tor prime ticrcc. There Was some inquiry for
mess pork; with ealcs Of COO brls country hacked
at $17. The demand for country brands is met
ncely At this figure, but city Is held higher Hold
ere O. an Kinds Of provisions with the exception,
perhaps Of lard retain their stocks with great con-
aeence. and arc influenced hat a1lghtly bTunfayor-
aole adF1cee from other markets.-fGxet2s.
PROVISIONS At Lou1sruLE.-The. Journal Of this
morning says: Messrs. Stewart q Barter report
the following eales :: 800 brls city mesa pork at
$72 100 brls do do do at SIT, 200 6rla country do
DO at ST.. 25 brls meas ordinary do do at $16. 76
caEks sides on private terms, 100 tcs Falls City
hams at II &c 148 casks. bacon at former rates. 40
Legs lard at 10c, and 18 tcs lard at 94c.
ST. LorELalarch 7.-Brlk Mest-Arriya|s have
beeu light and trade small, With sales Of Ribbed
rides, packcd, at sx to, 8s{c; shoulders in salt,
loose, at &c, and clear sides loose at $500. Lard
inquiry has been better for strictly prime than
my other descriptio1 but little has been con,fnr
in About 100 packages have been sold at eNngE
u hrl; ;and ttcrccs accordfn- to quality and 1t I(c
lot kegs. To-day theteWere sales of12a tx 81 brls
prime at a1@c Il brs and u pigs NJ ac: Is Ee:a at
termf. polk-lparket very dnll, and mess carnot be-
quoted above $1T.25 altogether orders were diled
BY Fales OF 100 brl5 Mt S1735 and lis brls at SIR
~. Z! bI!s rump sold at $l2. Sales On Monday in
Cludeu a3 brls mess as $lT. and two or three email
parcels at a5 to $780, aud SO brls do ut 81? 25
also l9f m3k1ng eastern exchange, 500 brls at ST.
@, both delivered on board; 20 brls Light H. o. st
YESTERDAY 400 brl6 best brands meas sotd ml6ts at
Slf.5U; 30 bFlR rump S1I 80 y bfl, -.
, 1861-03-09

WANTED-A situation as Sales
.,y1 man. Agent o. Collector, By middle aged gen.
tlcman Of good address and energetic businEs capa
Cities who Has been engaged some time delivering pub.
c lectures Security can be given trust repOed,
Address J. r. n, Post Office, Chicago. mh7xSt
, 1861-03-09

NOTlCE.-The American Agency
~ for the London stereoscop'c Co ha.i,s .,rf:
trnMferrea fram Nees:s. l'AtI1. d CURTIS - J. l..
1gSl ne eo9dpcted atl Broadway All orders rurcsE.
a6te terms, J. /. WASXEE Sole Agent Laesaa
6ttfao3co11e Go. Bil2tt ,3:E
, 1861-03-09

w ANTED-A Cook and Cham
.rVY bsrnaid to go short distance into the coun.
try. EnElishs German Norwegian or American pre-
f.tred- Coed wages will be paid Pcotestanta 1nlv.
Office, YtTatr11w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-31
mr.. Llncoln ana tho crisis.

+ I'D j. 4 + NJ
The New York Herald publishes letter of the
10th from Springfield, Illinois, from which we eN-
tract the following;
How many ambitious souls do not at this moment
look upon Abraham Lincoln with the eyes OF envy
How many aspiring minds are not disposed to chide
fate for placing with comparatively little effort on
his part that dearest boom immortality, within ms
reach for which they yainly yearned and struggled
for a lifetime? True, striking paruaiity has been
shown to him by the power thai shapes the des-
TIMES of man. The gates of fame are thrown open
to him at its bidding. With q single step he IS
transferred from the narrow, obscure sphere OF
provincial politician to the proudest position any
mortal being can occupy. But there are no roses
without thorns. The very lustre that suddenly sur
rounds him may dazzle and lead him, instead OF TO
success and glory, TO failure and degradation. Inc
very tide of fortune that carried him SO uneXpect-
edly to the highest place in public life may sink
the inexpert steersman. Shoals and rocks without
number are ahead Of him, and the chances for utter
wreck are equal to those for safe landing. instead
of saving the Union, he may be hut called upon to
bury it. Time, indeed, alone will decide whether
the hestowal of the highest political prize within
the gift Of the people is justly source of envy.
1t is evident that, in the opinion of the President
elect and his immediate advisers in this locality the
issues to be dealt with under the Republican Ad.
miuistration are now narrowed down TO the ques-
ton whether the Federal laws should be enforced,
and the outrages already perpetrated upon them
by the rebelous States repealed and punished, or
the right of secession Individually acknowledged,
and the formation of an independent contederacy
within the limits of the Union tolerated by assum.
ing and preserving merely defensive attitude.
They believe that all past party divisions will be
altogether lost sight of, that Union" and dis
union,i alone will be made the rallylng cries of two
great parties and that present appearances render
the ultimate decision of the supremacy OF either by
the sword more probable than by the ballot. That
the President elect will be found ready after the
4th of March next to exhaust all means at his COM
smand to uphold the majesty of the law and the
authority of the Federal Government is certain.
But that his efforts in this direction will have to be
seconded, not only by Congress, but by the masses
Of the North order to prove successful is equally
So The possibility Of being crippled by desire
Of majority Of the North to preserve peace, even
at the expense Of disunon, is dreaded, indeed, as
likely to involve paralysis and serious failure of
the incoming Administration.
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Yysc Nsa.eat e1Iestrporgn,nf.

MADAME LABLANCH, unquestionaby has established a
reputation in this city which she may well proud Of The
public and the press unanimous all that Mime
aBanch is absolutely the only natural wonderful spritVis-
ionist that has existed within the memory of Mime
Bancs powers Of revealing the Past Present and Future
are grand sublime searching and truthful She may we'll be
called the Wonder of the nineteenth century Horoscopes and
Charts Of Life written at the shortest notice. by simply knowing
date of birth. All letters of inquiry promptly answered
MADAME LLBLANCH.
Residence No % Rsronne street. between Poyas and
dido Streets. lao 2plm
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old and .Ey,ee she,.r5es.

Just received direct importation from Cads 90 quarter casks
of as fine SHERRIEs as cur be had in the market.
have in store 100 quarter casks of the BEST OLD shF
RIES in North America.
wish judges of SIERRTEs to call and sample as Know
can excel any other house in the city
cn the attention of TO this Card rs hey are "
best Sheres imported America. Tho last order given
twelve months ago TO Cadiz.
SEWELL I. TAYLOR,
iogo 2ntr IL and Is Royal street
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aB- The Champion of the World! : There
will be found at No 81 Canal arrival of the cele-
brated sLo ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES the only real
Southern soil made Machine in New Orleans. ~
jail 2plm&W N. S. HEDRICK Agent. s
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na We are indebted 70 Senator Hunter, of Vir-
gina, for copy Of the very able and eloquent
speech delivered III him in the Senate the 18th
III sh;: y..ay,ts 7ss
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- see to--tssay's second pa gs. -isa

D PEEasuae ExcuRsroS. We acknowledge the
compliment Of an invitation fl attend pleasure
excursion On board the new and elegant teamship
sgai. g. He#es, from berwick Bay. on next Fri
sday. Ihe steamer vil proceed to sea, and return
"a Bfashaar City at sunset and the festivities will
wind up with d grand ball at the railroad depot.
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AN ARMED REPUBLICAN CoNy ESTIoN--The Chi
cago Democrat, Republican, says that movement
is on foot to call monsterR Republican Convention
Of 100000 men, to be held at Cincinnati on the I'd
Of March. The delegates to this Convention are
expected to be armed and equipped for any neces-
sary SERVICE and will hold themselves in readiness
to go to Washington City on the 4th of March or in
any other direction where Generals Scott and
Wood may order them to move.