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FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY
Would especially announce TO the public and ,tran
gers ir general. who now in search of b.rs.jn.
that they would do well in giving a call before tu v
ing ELSEWHERE as We are determined to be under
sou any sore IN this or any other city this
New YORK Our stock comprises goods Of the latest
styles such " 7
Clothing OF the very best rial cut and IN Ike
Hats and caps of all seasons
Carpet bags and India Rubber suits
At manufacturers prices.
Also a very laIge ard well ste
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Light Guard HALL Uttaxv:,

Upon the Of the
ILL HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN
LECTURE TO BE TO THE LADIES ExCIrs,vrry
ADMITTANCE FREE.
A fan attendance Is respectfully invited
DR. frcH ~iil be t the 6iriger House, Ottawa, da-
ring Monday, July 22d, when Re may be consulted ~
al these desiring his advice. / will also give DR..
Fitch much pleasure to all such Of his former pa
tients as may m Ike it convenient to call upon him.
whether or not they may be in need Of his professions
services. Consultations free Patients who NAV place
themselves under Dr. Yteh's on the pre.en,
occasion viii continue to correspond with him in Chi
cage withou; additional charge
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CLASS +.
SINGLE CARRIAGE HORSE IN HARNESS

1st Premium. .............. $1,000 Cash
2d Premium. -.......... 1000 -
Aeard,ny Comniase-iIenry Graves, Chi
cago, III Hon. Churchill Cotting, Peru, Ill;
NJ L. Cook, Joliet, ILL.,
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Gov. Harris, of Tennessee, on the 9th.
issned proclamation for 5000 troops for
the Confederate army.
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FUR \ISHiNG GOODS.

All Of which annot be equailed in make, quality or
price.
n. B.-we are thankful to all those who have already
q trial to show hat what " e mean and
also for their speedy return to Store purchase
for the second third and fourth time. All those who
doubt the truth of selling low would do well to
give a trial,
On the UNION STYLE.
Before buying elsewhere determined to sell
at all hazards and if you would but spend few mo-
ments aiming stock could post you on goods
(sven you don't want to buy that would leave
constituent.
NJ WHITESTONE & BRO.
Great United States Clothing House, Madison
street, bet,ceen Eormhals Empire Saloon and
Dretcs Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store.
Ottawa, July l3-6 en-.
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CLASS l..
SUCKING COLT.
$500 Plate.

lstsPremium, ......-.. $500 Plate.
I'd Premium, :. ........... 1900
Awarding Committse-O. Walker, Prophets
town, ILL.,: Thomas Herford, j. B. Barnes,
La Sale Co.
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ROCKFORD. III. July Q.

terrific storm of rain and wind passed
over this place yesterday about noon, un-
roofing and blowing down buildings, and
hurting everything to the ground with
which it came in contact The damage
done to buildings and other property in
town is variously estimated at from $50
600 to $4,000 The damage to farm pro-
perty is very great, grain of all kinds being
levelled with the ground. No lives were
lost as far as heard from.
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Awording Conlnahee-Luth Martin, Gales
burg, Ill; c. r. P Buck, Aurora, Ill; P. L.
Y. Ashton, Earlville, ILL.,
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CLASS II.


BROOD MARES, WITH SAMPLE OF STOCK
LIST Premium, ........ $500 Silver Plate
I'd Premium,.. 49,. 1900
ADdrdtng Committee - Franklin Bruner,
La Sale Co; Nathan Hardy, La Sale Co;
A. d. Butter6eld, La Sale Co
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SLhSO ".
FASTEST TRoTTING HORSE, GELDING Or FILLY,
UNDER SADDLE.
Isl premium, .-............. $1,000 Cash.
." Irehium, ......-...... 1000
Awdrdsng Corrm'uee-Edward Moore, Chi
cago; IL. ID. Colvin, Chicago: ,Jas Atkins
Mendoza, La Sale Co.
CLASS o.
FASTEST PACING OR RACKING HORSE, GELDING
OR FlLLi, UNDER SADDLE OR TO HARNESS
LIST Premium, .............. $4,000 Cash
Awording Comminee-Duucan Carter, St
Louis, Mo; E. J. Hempsted, Whiteside Co;
J. D. Beckett, Chicago.
CLASS p
GENTLEMENs' SADDLE HORSES.
LIST Premium, .............. $1,000 Cash
I'd Premium, ............... 1000
Awarding Comnaihee - c. Nedham, De
Kalb Co; A. B. Hitchcock, La Sale Co..
j. L. Dow, Grundy Co.
CLASS @.
FASTEST TRUTTING STALLION, TO HARNESS.
list Premium, ..-.......... $4,000 Cash.
"a premium, ..........---.. ooOO
A,carchrg Con,mittee Goteer, Ken
dali, Co; Charles Robinson, Chicago; j. D.
Humphrey, Chicago
CLASS r.
FASTEST TROTTING GELDING OR FILLY, TO HAIR
NESS.
I'd Premium, 5000 "
AunGing C5nnnittee-O G. Parmlee, Peo-
ria; Dennis Iunkins, Galena; Walter Carr,
St Louis
CLASS S
FASTEST TROTTING GELDING OR FILLY. WHICH
HAS NOT TROTTED FOR MONEY on A REGULAR
COURSE.
LIST Premium, ....'......... 5000 Cash
I'd Premium. ....---...... $500 -
.4pnrGing Comminee-General Singleton,
Quincy, H. II. II. Knight, Chicago; l..
Utley, Pontiac.
CLASS T.
FASTEST DOUBLE TEAM. REGARDLESS OF COLOR
OK SIZE.
lst Premium, ............ 5000 Cash.
I'd Premium, --....---.. 2o.OO
Awarding Committee-J. McNulty, Alton;
c. w. Lander, Bloomington; John Ham
brock, Princeton.
CLASS L.
GENTLEMEN PEDESTRIANS.
lst Premium. $40 90 Plate
ID Premium, .--........... 1000
Sd Premium. .. 1000
A,eardinq Commitss-W. II. w. Cushman
j. Avery, Ottawa; II. B. Skinner, Chicago
Class V.
STATIONS Showing PEST FIVE coLTu THREE
YEARS OLD AND UNDER
lst Premium, $500. 1890. 5000 Plate.
irardng C9mH,iu.c-E. B. Stiles, Dixon.
III; ;. a. Buckamaster, Alton; Robt Mil
Ter, Quincy.
THOROUGH BRED STATIONS. FOUR YEARS OLD
AND UPWARDS.
lst Premium ..........--.- 5000 Cash.
I'd Premium. ..-......... $500
-l'oaTfirg Comm1es-P Donlsvy, Ottawa;
Isaac Anderson, Chicago; Mr. Babcock,
owner of Gen. Clifford, Canton, Ill
CLASS X
TgorTING TANDEM.
LIST Premium, .-...... $40 90 Cash
"a premium ......::... 2oOO
-i,raTdsng Co.amitt.e-Wm LOOMS. Chr
caso; Doct. Weeks, Peru; J. II. johnson,
" odstock
BoY EQUEsTRiANS, FIFTEEN YEARS OLD UNDER
lst Premium, .......... :. 100 Plate
"a premium, ...--..... 100
Sd Premium, .............. 1000
-i,rarling CoHmi0ee - Charles Bronson,
Grundy Co; l. H. Eames La Sale Co; r
Z. Goodell, Joliet
CLASS T.
HURDLE RIDING.
LIST Premium ..-...--.. $50 90 Plate .
ID Premium, ... 5000
Sd Premium, .. 1000
-A,card,ng CoH.a,igse-Tracy Stroud Can :
ton, Ill; c. Z. Boyer, Lockport, II; y. 4.
To,lo,
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Terrible Storm at Rockford ami FreepOrt.

A tornado passed over this city yester-
day about noon. Its course was from
northwest TO southeast. The wind blew
a gale for over half al hour. and the rain
poured III tors Tho lightning struck
i'll several places. An immense amount
OF damage was done, but 10 lives were
lost or persons hurt.
The Epiacopal church was blown down,
and Us a perfect wreck The Meth. dist
church is par:!y unrooted The Brewster
House is partly unroofed; also, Burblock
n Hamiels building, a block above The
Racine Railroad round-house is in ruins,
and the freight house injured The Ga
lena freight house is partially unroofed,
and their large bridge over the Pecatonica
completely carried off The Illinois Cen
trail Railroad bridge over Yellow Creek is
also gone. A large number of barns and
private houses are unroofed or blown
down entirely A good deal of damage
was done in Rydott and Silver Creek
townships, but no lives are lost SO far as
heard from.
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SSerOsepO Osl.
IN HOSE that do like Fluid ind the heet
i quality Of Coal OIL at Gfcsisl D. WALkBR1..
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CLASS J.
GELDINGS OR FII,LIEs. TWO YEARS

GELDINGS OR FILLlES, TWO YEARS OLD
LIST Premium, ....... ...... $1,000 Plate
I'd Premium, ............ 1900 I"
Awarding Committee Josiah Shaw, La
Sale Co.; Isaac lloag Grundy Co.; Abra-
ham Holderman, Grundy Co
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Awarding Committse-Amos Bosserman,
La Sale Co; John Blackburn, La Sale Co.;
John Curryea La Sale Co.
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LIST Premium. ............. S25 90 Plate
I'd Premium, ............... 1900 -
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CLASS NJ.

PAIRS OF DRAUGHr HORSES-STRENGru. DOCI.
LlTY, &C., BElHG the test.
LIST Premium, .......... $4,000 Plate.
I'd Premium % On
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CLASS l..
llIHliE RIIINE

lst Premium ... 5000 Plate
I'd Premium, ........ 5000 "
81 Premium, ........ 1000 "
A,card,ag CoH7Hitse-Tracy Stroud, Can
ton, Ill; c. Z. Boyer, Lockport, III n A.
Wtiite, Toulon, III!
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We request our friends q draw orders % ~
ask for credit must and will positively refuse
for consideration will sell TO any except SR
CASH
may H. 1861. ANDklW LYNCH.
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CLASS N.

CLASS n.
FASTEST TR0TTING HORSE, GELDING Or FILLY,
UNDER SADDLE.
LIST Premium, .-............ $1,000 Cash
"a premium, ........ 1000 "
Awarding Conmiuec-Edward Moore, Chi
cago; II. D. Colvin, Chicago: Jas Atkins
Mendoza, La Sale Co.
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CLASS o.
FASTEST PACING OR HACKING HORSE GrID,xn
OR FlLLi, UNDER SADDLE OR TO HARNESS
LIST Premium, .............. $4,000 Cash.
I'd Premium, -.............. 1000
Awording Conamittee-Duncan Carter, St.
Louis, Mo; E. J. Hempsted, Whiteside Co..
J. D. Beckett, Chicago.
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CLASS p
GENTLEMENs' SADDLE HORSES
lst Premium, .............. $500 Cash
~ L iSubuIIi, . lcpo
Awardiny Comnahee - G. Nedham, De
Kalb Co; A. B. Hitchcock, La Sale Co..
j. l.. Dow, Grundy Co
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CLASS 3

.nblc, Bloomington.
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Prem Um List,

STATIONS FOR ALL PURPOSES. FOUR YRS. O
AND UPWARDS.
lSt Premium, -. -. 80. SD 90 Cas-
"a Premium. ..- ... 300 -
A,cari3,y Comoinec- Charlie, Ryan, eli
ton, 10; Alex Carson. Gdlesburg. Ill; 5.
Gamble, Bloomington.
STATIONS EoADSTFEs. FOUR YEARS OLD A,
UPWARDS.
lst Premium, ....S SD 90 Gas
ri Premium, ..... -. :. 1000 :"
.fr0ritng t0n,D,jttee Lowry Matthew
81 Louis; Tho> Plummer, Rock Islam,
Ii. Ii. YATES, Chicago,
CLASS c.
sTaLLIoNs FOR ALL PURPOSES, THREE YRS. oil
"a premium, ....-..-...... 1000 -
irGrliing t0mmiftce-G J.. Collins, he
dali Co; Chas. Bronson, Grundy Co; Th
Pierson, La Sale Co
CLASS D.
sTALLIeNs FOR ALL PURPOSES, TWO YRS. oil
Ist Premium, .....-.......$ $500 Gas
I'd Premium, ........-.. 1000 -
1rG:ding COMMITTEE j r. Shaver, |
SD Co: Robert Strawn, La Sale Co; Oh:
Stone, Marshall Co
CLASS E.
BEsT STALLION, ONE YEAR OLD.
Ist Premium. .............. $1,000 Cas-
"a Premium. ............... 800 g
Award,ng COMMUNICATE II Whsle, Gall
burg. Ill: Jacob Fishburn, La Sale c
Samuel Miiiken La Sale Co
CLASS f.
SINGLE CARRIAGE HORSE IN HARNESS.
Ist Premium. .............. $50. 90 Cas-
2d Premium. -...... % 90 -
Acard,ny Comntittec-lIenry Graves, G.
cago. Ill; Hon. Churchill Cofting, Peru,
NJ. L. Cook, Joliet, ILL.,
CLASS G.
MATCHED CARRIAGE HORSES.
1st Premium, ............... $4,000 Cas-
I'd premium, .-........... 400 %
A,cording Committec-P r. Morgan, Chicae
j. l.. Coats, Chicago; D. j. Wetherl
Grand Detour, Ill
GLASS III.
BROOD MARES, WITH SAMPLE OF STOCK.
LIST Premium, ........ $500 Silver Pla
I'd Premlum,... go. 1900 "
Acdrdtng Committee Franklin Brun
La Sale Co; Nathan Hardy, La Sale c
A. d. Butterfeld, La Sale Co.
CLASS /.
GELDINGS OR FILLIEs, THREE YEARS OLD.
LIST Premium. ............. $500 Pla
I'd Premium, ........ 1900 "
Auording Comnaihee-Luth Martin, Gal
burg, Ill; e. T. P. Buck, Aurora Ill; P.
Y. Ashton, Earlvllle, ILL
CLASS J.
GELDINGs OR FILLIEs, TWO YEARS OLD.
LIST Premium, ....... ...... $1,000 Pla
I'd Premium, .............. 1900 q
Awarding Committee Josiah Shaw,
Sale Co.; Isaac lloag, Grundy Co.; ABB
ham Holderman, Grundy Co
CLASS X.
GELDINGs OR FILLIEs, ONE YEAR OLD.
LIST Premium. $500 Pla,
"a premium, ........... 1000 I"
Acarding Commitee-John Donnah,
Sale Co.; Hiram Baker. La Sale Co.; Iren
Brewer, La Sale Co.
CIASS r
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tLASS \.
BOY PEDESTRIANS, FIFTEEN YEARS OLD UNDER
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1t IS our honest conviction, after such
an expression as to the objects for which
this war is waged by the republicans, that
it such madness is to be persisted in,
but two chances remain for its termipa-
ton within the next ten years. The first
is, to hurl the republicans as speedily as
possible from power, and place the gov
eminent in the hands of the democracy
to wage the war for legitimate pur-
poses; or else, for the democrats to
Withdraw from the army, and thus COM
pei speedy recognition of the Southern
public. To wage this war for the ex-
termination of slavery, what does it in
volve? First, the overthrow of the consti.
tuition, under tho plea of maintaining it :;
secondly, nlnetenths of all the property
of the South consist. in slaves Tbe;r
value In dollars and cents is placed at
eight hundred millions Should Jeff Da.
Wis army come north and burn every citv
hamlet, and barn in the free States tho
havoc would not compare with the ruin
the destruction of slavery involves to the
South. Proclaim this as the object of tho
war, and it can never end while Twin.
MAN remains IN the seeded States.
We support no such war-the demo-
cracy Of the North will support no such
war In the we'll founded terror of the
South for the safety of their property on
the accession of a republican administra-
ton, the democracy sympathize with them,
and, to allay their fears, strove with them
TO extort from Northern fanaticism a. "
guarantees for the security of their pro-
psrty But when the South commenced
the war uron the governments the demo.
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FROM MARYLAND
From Our Own Correspondent.

FroI. Our Own Correspondent
BALTIMORE, Jan. 30, 1861.
As an evidence of how the forced-loan system,
or its equivalent works in Charleston, the fol-
lowing incident is not without interest;
A well.knOwn hat and cap house IN your city
bas branch agency in Charleston In the dis
trjLutiop of the late State loan, the sum Of
81 900 was assessed upon this branch house.
The party in charge wrote to his principals for
instructions. The mother house submitted to the
e1action, and sent its branch check for the
amount When South Carolina resumes her
place in the Federal Union, the fidelity Of this
mercantile concern 10 that State will be feather
in its cap that will be irresistible in business
aspect in spite Of its present tressonabe char
cter.
On the other hand, listen TO this experience:
A large oyster packer in this city had for years
past been accommodating handsome fortune, BY his
promptly poyng trade with the West and North
west. This season there spraDg up quite an un-
usual demand for his oysters in the rebelhous
States of South Carolina and Georgia, and he
was too glad to supply his orders from that quar-
ter, notwithstanding they we're paid for in time
paper. Most of tbis paper has matured In the
present month, and not dollar Of it has yet
been paid-the bills being returned dlshonored
By the by speaking of oysters may here state
that the oyster. packing trade Of Baltimore for
the year 1860 reached the sum of three and half
millions OF dollars in value. The home consump-
ton was estimated 81 ni1ion.
The Sun and Tie EIehdnge newspapers oil hS
CITY, have opened their batteries against Gov.
Hicbss Compromise COmrnitte, and denounce,
without stint, Reverdy johnson and Mr. Brad
ford as unsound on the slnyery question They
wnpt secession, and nothing short Of that viii
satisfy these sheets and the chqucs that control
them. Aud if they can't get secession any other
way they are openly in favor OF the people
meeting in their primary capacity, sud spsstc
aud electing a sovereignty Convention, winch
shall ret aside the existing State Government
aud dispose OF our lives and fortunes a Ia mode
de South Carolina The authors Of this move
ment threaten To carry OF the southern counties
Of this State and to secede from Baltimore and
the northern counties, if they can't get into the
Southern Republic sny ether way. This is the
common talk among handful Of Seeessionist
lawyers of our city, who imagine that they are
the only power in the State. Many Of them
and of their merchant and trading sympathizers
belong to military organization, numbering
some 200 men, to whose support liberal dona'
tons are daily subscribed, and upon this or
ganizstion the Secession element Of the city CON-
idently rely for aid and assistance to Dragon
Batimore into submisson: but they will be
found to count without their host, for tho majority
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TIE NORTH WESTERN NOTION ABOUT RE
UEIIIDN

CHICAGO. rTRIAps. rEDERAL CAPITAL.
To "a, Run Of TscE u T,its@N
sE, Tie follow ing extract Of letter from distn-
su,hed lawyer OF Chicago to gentleman IN this city,
nav BE- coundered ~ eyiuong the spirit ANA feeling
prevalent ,LrCug out the Northwest.
CmIoAoo, Jan. -, 1861.
DIAN T.: The condition Of political affairs Is bad
enough 1T present, ard the chef responsibility for the
whole rc,ts with Mr. Buchanan. We, here, do not feel
oupeys- at AL responsible for any Of the taitorous
pro,e.drgs at the South, do we think the Union
coy,d fof all the resolutions Of South Carolina and
ether seeding States. cinIotel what Mr. ILnooIn
couIss viii be- but in my opinion very stringent meat
sui,s viii be taken by him. The force of the Govern
n,nt will le ex,n,d in favor of the Union and against
all who aid comfort the enemies Of the Union. The
foir aud s,pls will be reinforced and rcaken and
II war eEiu,s hey must take the consequences who
r,rirt the urms Of the United States. | tell YOU Mr..
b., that traitors must look out after Lincoln becomes
President. There never wus better time for IA TO
meet TREASON and put it down. We full of material
resourc.r and people are pretty generally united
here although there are few Southern men who ar
talking SecersiOn. But when the struggle comes they
will 60 up with jcrk if they an inch against the
Union.
Ar for the effect Of tie troubles on ne think n any
event, We cannot suffer. IT, contrary to my opinion,
the Union should finally 10 dirsolyed, this city would
most likely become the capital Of the North, aud woud
rse into importance and powcra once. Ii war comes,
our products sill be in d, Inand and bear high proe
and il Secession blows over shall enter, snder Nor
rillr Tariff, upon course Of commercial prosperity
never before equaled. A Pacific Railroad will be
built and the interests Of the North favored they
never have been hitherto Our worst trouble is the
currency, but think bill will psss our Legislature
TT the remedy Of that evil.
think if you would string up your Mayor Wood,
and hang some Of the Sooessioniss and traitors who
fequent your city and resolve TO put down the rebels
by force that We and you wcudget along much botter
a. well as the whole Union The insoence Of the
South cannot be endured thcyare nsensible TO reason
and must-ldd will be-inet with tho strong arm.
Northern men are slow 10 anger, and accustomed 10
settle their quaHels by peacesbls MEANS but let them
get thoroughly aroused and they will DO more than
enough for the south in any struggle, and the longer
they fight the wore customers they will become D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01
REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S REPUDIATING THE
CHICAGO PLATFORM.
Correspondence OF The n. Y. rhouue.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. rnoune.
H.nusBuEo Tuesday Evening, JAN ., 1861.
The Republicans Of the Senate formally backed
down from the Chicago Platform to-day. Tue ~uCect
% ,cndie commissioners TO meet the F. F. We was
under confederation, when Mr.. Robinson offered thefo-
low ing amendment
Ibnt d hereby Instructed not TO aeeede
.py q. usuos which uy be msJs t. Of que
SouifIL ssits establish slavery who'e does NOT no"
sNntr
TLs amendment wss voted down by Yeas III, Nays
Is thirteen Republicans, viz; Messrs. Boughter
Bound, tlnn.y Fuller, Gregg, Hamilton, Lawrence
Parker Serril, Smith, Tbompscn, Wharton, and raj
mer, the Speaker. There are only FIX Democrats IN
the s.La,, 1--we OF whom were present, while -four ke-
IuLlicans were absent.
Some Of tie Senators who thus repudiatedhe Chicago
,latform relresent overwhelmingly Republican dS-
icts which will at repHdin,e them and hay them
on the shell. p, long ~ they bold the power OF the cleo
,ion in their localities. Let them stand from undsr'
b. J.
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PAYMENT Of muskets which the Russian Governments
had contracted for but had called for The compile
ton OF the contract nor used the arms they received
The Minister was defeated and the Russian Govern
mept had to pay $3.50 O0o ami the Lobby Member f'r
Chiou has iust returned from RUSSIA with the funds
lie had not been here two weeks before bis influence
wos felt in the Senate.
The second choice morse IL the propoAi ion 10 pay
Capt Cornelius Vanderbilt the sum of 800 600 as erir0
comrer saton for carrying the mails to the isthmuS
The Panona Railroad, having friend atcour secured
siOO COO Of this, leaving Vanderbilt and the horses
onL $25OOcO. 1t ia generally supposed that this pay
ent il made in msdaty, will satisfy all parties con-
uected with the transportation OF the mails TO Calfor-
na. But this is not the case, for the Pacific Mail
Steam ship Company, which is now controlled by Van
d rbt will be here at The next session. if not at this,
claiming at east bali million Of dollars extra coDpen-
faiion should the present demand be granted.
There il another proposition to pay Cornelius mot
yardertilt), but Wendell, $4,000. For what Let
Le Committee report And then comes another draw
of $50 600 MORE pay Indian damages, or damaged
InGiSns III California.
The arrangement of Gen. Scott to preserve the
peace Of the capitol ID anything but enc lragng 10 the
Secessionists Gov Wise and his 20 OW minute men
are reported being the road over the bridge but
report tails to say which way they are heading. Ii
they core this way they will have warm reception.
Cannon, those fearful things, are being mounted on
Capol Hill 80 s to command the entire city, and Ii
ead tia. two of these are sufficient TO sweep the Ave-
nue. from the Capolt the White House, OF all tritorr'
The Patent Office is now under guard Of senuDes,
who are on duty, every night from 3p. M 10 a. m
After the st of the month every department Of Gov
eminent will be armed and those i'll office will be eN-
pected do duty if required on behalf Of the Union
and Constitution.
Gen. Scott has before him full eccou..:. 81 IN. ln
tended allack, with plan Of the city, and the names
Of the residents with their politics attached, 20 that
whsu The work commences It will be- oi the most
thorough hind The city il rapidly hlling up. Strangers
are here from sl parts of the country; but there are
very few southemers. Otice-secker who have u
sure hing here selecting quarters for the next four
wears. Early birds, amt they