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, 1861-01-04
The War they do Things in Africa.

The African mail brings tidinss Of the con-
tinuance Of the massacres with which Bada-
hung, the new King OF Dlhomey, is honoring
the Ilamc Of his flthcr aud his own accession
to tho throne. lie las already slaughtered
l7O0; many more were awaiting similar fate,
the King considering that sufficient honor
will not 5c done to the occasion until &c has
massacred 300 human victims. The African
Aid Society have inst sent letter to this
sable potcntate-the most cruel anu actiye
supporters Of the slavc-tradc- -scttin. forth
to him the impolicy Of his slave.dcalng. fy
which he not only does great evil 20 Airica,
and " makes the great English very sad By his
had waye," but CAUSES vast number vi 1lis
own people to be killed every year, and .:alns
only the paltry sum Of fifty THOUSAND dollars
counsel him to give up this bad and unproit,.
able business; to tell his 1000 subjects that
he will no longer take them to war, III which
so many would be killed, but will leave them
in peace to grow cotton, which will make
them all rich, and Of which each one Of Ills
make the chiefs responsible for the pay
nlent in Whydah this eapltal>, Of this IN
,lual tax, leaving the people free to sell for
themselves all the rest of tue cotton they
can raise; to forbid the bringing in Of more
slnyes into Dahomcy, and to tell the other n.-
tious that they may get their people, now In
slavery In Dahomcy, sent back 10 them nt i
ransum Of 100 pounds of cotton for each. Tie
society pledge themselves to purchase all the
King co1ton nj IS per 100 pounds, by which
means be would ut once receive an income Of
500 000, promising also to show Linn how he
may, in short time, increase his revenue
from cotton to 500 600, and even to ,oo0,o ,o00
Il year. They also promise him, i'll addition to
| the purchase Of all the cotton lie aud his peo-
| pic can raise, a 'lorc present ofn ccEtain sum
in silver dnllars, or in beautiful aud useful
goods, whichever you like BEST" should this
i,lhuman and coyetous but clever and power
full eoyarciyu turn favorable ear,-N !. En-.
/ f4..y
, 1861-01-04
Flax Cotton asaInst King CottoE


A private letter from Boston thus speaks Of
the recent invention for ''daxing out" King
Cotton:
"TAere arc nov in operation In this city
governmental works for the manufacture Of
fax fiber into material called febrilia, or fax
cotton. This can be produced In any quantity
at between seven aud eight cents per pound,
and the cloth made from it is better in every
respect, and will take and preserve colors BET
ter, than cloth made from cotton. The raw
material, fax, wild or cultivated, can be pro-
duced and Is produced In Canada and au the
Northern States in rast quantities.
Colonel Lander In one Of his recent reports
speaks of coming to plains covered with iul-
mcuse quantities Of this plant growing wild.
Now here is MI nrticle which even now can be
had In quantities, SO that its material can be
produced 1t from two to three cents per pound
less than cotton, which makes q better cloth,
and which is destined to supercede Cotton.
Slowly but surely the parties owning the pa
tents for the process for manufacturing this
article are working 1t into the attention Of our
people.
'sThc first mill started to manufacture cloth
irum this material will be the most dangerous
anti-slavcry society IN the world, aud "thc
mud-sills Of society" who operate II may fall
beneath the indignation Of IN outraged Wig
fall, OF some other lumlnary OF the southern
hemisphere.
with this send you some Of the article
and some If the cloth made from it; also u
pamphlet describing it Some people are look
slavery question. Napoleon l. offered oEc
| million frlncs to any one would invent ma
! chinery to manufacture fax by spinning it into
, 1861-01-04

The Anti-slaycry STANDARD, of last week,
says 'sSouth Ca1olina has fulfilled our hopes
aud bettcred our expectations" The Stand
ard concludes by saying:
ave trust that the slave 1aboring States, at
least, will 60 their ways, ]! it were only to let
the remainder feel how well they can do with
out them, but now OF hy.ard-by, sooner or IL
tcr, the revolution must come that shall free
the two hostile nations--t,1tural enemies from
the coalation which they call Union. We:
could wish that 1t were tho North that would
make the move; but We will thankfully ac-
ccpt It from the South rather than not have it
at all"
to admit the Garzasonian Journals to pass
through her malls. They arc no longer insur-
recuonary according even to the Charleston
standard,
, 1861-01-04

These popular DrrrgRs possess a the rou,1sEng and
laysrp7arnc properties Of Pcn1 OF. Hoyrrox WutsxY,
md are COZ. a.idcred the mos: elacac.o7s TOXIC aud
S71xuLAxr, ns well As the most Agreeable Sro4AcaIo
ever offered to the public. Is tonic f'- Old People,
delicate LsMcs coayalcsecnt tnraltds sud an weakly
people tacJ surpassed In all tates Of Weak
ness Or debility, they will giro l:nue4te relief and
hrpart strong healthy tone to thu ssem- trial
VIII establish their merits over ell othci Tonlcs now II
use For LUG COMPLAINTS. uRoscm71s DIsrErsi..
kEEvors DISEASES AxD L1yKa COMPLAINT. they are an
fnyalusblc remedy and are cestaiI preventive Of
CKu1s and FkyE1s-
Tnt Up II Quart Bottles, III cases # one and two
dozcn aud far sale By Druggists and 5zocers eTc.y
where.
Wa L. n. GREELEY, rropr1eeera 10. Is Trs-
mont Erect EostoE, Mass.
, 1861-01-04
zoFTmAN & 61LPoH1,
5eml,1g macDllles.
= EWIN NJ 4 G II l n E $.
[, CORNELL & co.'s
Family and Manu- "a q tur II n =
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
n m T. p INNS Ksa TENT.

FAnn,S PATENT.
We arc happy tn - to tic thousands who lrc ustn9
SfSSS s%$HS II $SEE bAE E,Hs
HOWE il and a lrsrson;s sen or using them arc
Sar sacsnes a2c now Just where " want thcm n
;ae s tsy sas a.! "a s 1t
uv!uners o1 which We have rsserl st$itan Needles.
iii. iii ma ma2c ~ item Iii cuE1rtsr. LEalTia.TE 4sD
riMsFcL;ss HssM'Ss N xsES5T s e.: \. on- c1storerS
VI IN z'!ssk iaf?s; SS rs
sss sSs @.s1f xsh sa;s ?a
much more any Other. rs thrreta necessarily so'e
fsw e 9f q IT, superior Qualities are ese:-1t uses
straight needle: has e. IT spaSn nnqe t6 enf
posh @ IL @ s,Eht: turns 81 h.ases secured fIoa duss
Ss . fssa. a
asa FER c h t3snt ens 10 t
aoREATEn xtRiErT @ or %o1K ] 1naS "a Az scusfa,s
S1 III !s M;1 Ss
nobody; no Ices can n,anagclt Sunc other viii Sail
chnesy Sse5 T2Rlaly ta na,cEsal AYE rs
tic yery oat rnnEs Of class and though
ass H. 1ss snny hSs1 M afyy Us
during the pass w en- n2will! aloEi = "
SSsS eSf XasE sc iS,f II E A$.s1a saa es
tf u; werld to Groiues nsstss nstFuipeqss svif ,e
o. n I'll fnas esEaS & s% e .3at M etsi
revins Machines whether taey wish 70 purchase Q:
n,s e:nd for Descriptive circular and sanpl~s III
caution ,se axs vn1s'fS '
s@f r. 81
s{ ssssss' Ii Il
l.. CORNELL i CO.,
Post 01lce Eo1 q. Chicago. ~.
Cali 1t tS3 Lake street fCpSt1trs) dtSdtt.13H
, 1861-01-04
HOFFMAN, Is GELPCKE,
BANKERS,
CH1cAG0, .- --- ILLINOIS
A. and 40 La Sale Street.

4aa1d 10 In Sale Street.
BANKING DEPARTMENT.:
D-r,sis received' Current ACCOUNTS nom parues
IN city country ird the utnal aeSeInmoaatohs a
granted to regular :; os1tofs ana GotFeHpona1etsts ~
Interest on bai1 ttI can onl! Pc a!ioEea 10 cases
whsrc speclaars entsnasS oeen anaa asa Il
Which Interest III teallo~ea-
SAVING DEfaAA1uHNA"
Deposits in fnot less than I've dollars received
amt Certificate. Deposits Issued Interest # flf ref
ter ihe iunds yc remained In hands tpeclned
Hc
, 1861-01-04

DOANE d. I1UIxLHET7S
Stave Saving & Dressing

Stave Saving & Dressing
M \ G. II I N e.
FuE TIGHT WORK.
ThtA Machine surra>ses all :hcrs IN every pasdcu-
lar It saw- tv sfave iFni, tac bolt curves aud
t1nes It ready III III Tie 1rre az 1t enc pgfA-
lion from 1itN 1n.HH Err dag. NlH make {5 TO
Sy reg cAt IT all e1rct~t* !" 70 VIII !hls VIC
haze ful SIT IT uacll:ts lee Tight DnsFel "ofA OF
all kints. Also.
poANEs sTAyE CUTTING MACHINE. for Flour
barrels.
poASt:s HEADING crf1E1, for Flour Earrels.
poASss HEADING Tul:NE!:, foz al kids Il
Barrels. .
poASEs HEADING JoISTEI1 for all kinds of
barrels.
puASEs FOOT JolSTEl.. fur Flour Barrels
boASE's HEADING Pl-ASEi; for all kids Of heads
noASE's EQuAL1z1SG MACHINE, for Ill dads Of
Harrel stavr-.
poaSEs HEAD SAVING MACHINE, for Ill kinds
of heaa4 T!ts tnacGiEe L. also the Eest Single
Mil cItAut.
roanehas tn. only Harrr1 Machiacry Eor Completing
F1nit arryls from tlr trutc Timber. lhfa machinery
and stcel-rutrin- all c"E1rctt3h OUT Of tle question
Vrnue. has the best Stationary Stcar' Engines nno
Istt;sy- Portable StraCi EhE!nct SSH A1u MouiHHK
Machines W.4rIwurth FntUnL Planning N"ta1nt-. Aa-
saw1uE Airc!iurs Al' the ulsst csten.lTe hoft1eht
II ali sii- of tGs be-. Ma .itry Ios ~ PuE2esss u
u.t Sole Western Agent If EIif'c. Gus ctleus3teu
brand Vi Dnrch Anker lotE Cloths large stock OIL
, 1861-01-04
Ep9fiaI Eptites.


t~6 <.,t.rc nj |
~ -. ~ .ns ~ s.s c,ontv rcr4,n.1y cane
Iohn Lee who being duly sworn, deroset:,:a I'D saith
1hst he bad bean suffering With chr~nic pla;"us ~
IT, psst xensxo se. aaa oaa eoanuas ,ss 1srcpa,
sx,3ri.n. In mi ade1nhx and f1uc1nn.,L II, all to
no effect u he as received rcl!st At l.: he Has
reduced 70 mefe skelcson without csen " as' ~
eses ana1ns 1ens' nue os IE eqssee o.rH1ERs1rp ..
STOMACH nl1IERs md 70 ls n.ser ta.pc on,ns ."ens
rsaod s,rn..,T r.a ~ ~. rn,an1:at and
s,,ly rcoyer,nv his strength of b,av Ana sc,eas nE
1n ne.t. md chrrrn,,ly ~fvc, hi. rer.,nee In the
nos INST o.hrr. afflicted 1,ic himself ma, l. bc1c6t1d
mn LEE.
c,c,,, and <nh.rr,h>d to ,+forc mr. Au1atcL 1876.
uASsr1Ntv Inst,re ~ ~ pr:ce,
s.,,,r " Mw w.s..-r.+ ctn,nc.t, O.
---.--------------z
TB 10 COnStGnptlfeS.-lhC 1AAfeT-
x4,r- n,,4n-e.sn x..+o-.A >, er,+b n i1 weeks by
.--,.---s.nt scvc,a,
"'as N40-s te"sos' "1As' 0"'A'" e'4
ye4zs With revere lang Affection and ia areaa o's
sase, oopsumptiou-is anxious to make ,noWn to his
~
, 1861-01-04

Thursday evening, the marriage Of Mr. 4.
Bcrghmans. the Secretary Of The Belgian Lc-
cation at Washington. to Miss Lily Manchester,
daughter Of Charles Macalester, Esq, Of rhil,
alelphia, aud Vice Regent Of the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association, took place Mt the rcrl-
performed by the Protestant rs well rs the
Catholic fortn, the civil service having prcsi-
ously bccn performed, es in European Catho'
lie countries. Tile bride WIS attended by seven
bridesmaids, thc first being Miss Harriet Lane,
the niece Of the President Ut the United States.
The ;,roomsrlen were I'll gentlemen attached
to the diplomatic service. The bride and
groom departed next day for brief visit te
New York The trosstdu Of the bride, and tlt
dresses Of herself and her attendants ut tlt
welding, are described as surprisingly bcautl"
ful-IXf5gtIe|1,tf4 EEE<{tn. 18th
, 1861-01-04

RICHNESS OF NEwLT DISCOVERED COPPER
MINES NEAR QUEDEc.-A few months since an
Immense rein, or rather d series Of parallel
seins, running through u ridge Of rocky g 1or q;
River, a email strcnm nbout twenty-five miles
above Quebec, on the line ot the rtilway, and
upon inspection The discovery WAS deemed
Important enough by the Company already IN
possession Of the "ce1ebruted DrummoEd
Mine" at Upton, to warrant them in pureha'
sing the twelve or thirteen farns through
which the lode Is extended. Subsequent cx-
amlnations and trials have developed the fact
that the ore is extremely rich and abundant.
The value Of the placer is reckoned By hun
dscds Of thousands Of dollars, and 1t il pretty
tunes.
, 1861-01-04
Un Contractors.

NOTICE o,t: TO CoNTRACToRs ,9:';. Ct Q
ceiFed BY tc undersigned ut Springfield. 1lllnn until
Tho nsst day It FehFuarr 1851 11F Furnishing 20 1Q
b delivered In Chicago oa fore the 4rtt day Of
1uns, 1Sd. [4&2fX1w1 EASTMAN EENK.
, 1861-01-04

f3y John Brou-ham, the actor, has met
with great success 0t LIVERPOOL On tho ext
ming atler his first performance q compliment
:ary supper was given him at the Waterloo
Hotel, at which Beverly Tucker, the American
Cousul, presided, and u humber Of prominent
citizens took part
E33- Princess Alice. Of England, 1t is now
positively stated, will be married In 1862, when
she attains her nineteenth year, to Prince LOU
is Of Hcssc-Darmstadt. This young man
'stlnds in the same relation TO the rtignin::
Duke Of Hcssc Darnstadt liz the husband ct
tue Princess Royal docs to the King of rrus-
sia, aud is the heir presumptive to the Duke
dom. Prince Louis is q years old.
w The Richmond Enquirer Of the 25th
says;
"Sincc the speech Of Mr.. Wade, Of Ohio,
aud the pronunciauacnto Of the Springfield
Journal, ii Virgnia and Maryland do not adeps
measures to pretra& -Hr. LineolA's inauguration
at )r1xhiugtou, their discretion will be rs much
4 subject Of rdicule rs their submission will
be Of contempt"
D- The Russian census, just completed,
gives 100000 rs the total population, tho
women hcny in excess Of tue men to the num-
| bcr Of 1906 The noblcs and higher guilds
| oftr1ders number about l,000,0 900, tho llohles
possessing p ,000, 600 ofscr8s. The lower clas"
number s., 500 900. The population Of Siberia
including thc wandering tribes Of Kasan, AS
traka,. al i Orenhurg, is 100000
FROM THE EVENING rosT' Il cokEDr SLIGHTLY IN THE
MANNER or HAMLET, SOON 70 he PERFORMED AT
| TIE WRITE HOUSE.
Enter al Old Public FnnctlonaEY and the Palmetto
Cotnmiss oncrs, from an inner chamber, whert
the aud:cace arc given to understand that the
demands Of the Commissioners have been
rrumptly and chcerfn1y submitted to-.
| Cd Public Fuacfjoaary 10 khe Commissioners:
! Why right you ART in the right;
.sud 70, without more circumstance a: ALL
hold 1t TT that we ehAll shake hands and part;
You ns your business and desire shall point you-
| For every man hath busin ~ and DESIRE
Such as Il is-aad for ny oson neqr pa1t,
1ooE yor 3ei4 60 pray fassTmnsf. ,hn n,1t ~
Tctuan, as he is known since the recent war in
Africa, Was nearly assassInated In Madrid, on
the 7th Of Decembcr. 4 Madrid paper Of tho
Sth says:
YESTERDAY evening at 6 o'clock as the Duke
Of Tctuan wis leaving tho Senate, q bystander,
wrapped In cloak, approached him, and Pre-.
senting pistol fired at him, saying, Die
TraItoTn 4 short hand writer present, who
was also physician, at once cxamined the
Generals wound, and found that 1t was very
slight On feeling himself wounded, the Duke
e1c1dmcd, Neither the African balls noI
those Of Madrid can hurt mc:' When the
event became known, the English and French
ministers, and other members Of the diplo
matte body, aud great many members OF the
Two Chambers, wnited on tho Marshal to con
gratulate him. The assassin, aftcr firing, ran
of, crying, Vira Ia Rsina!r but Wills pursued
and captured"
, 1861-01-04
The Union Insurance
AeN.D
TRUST COMPANY.
Chartered by tho Legislature VI Illinois.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.

Ol1et-E xc.,nnce Rank building. s. " corner Of Clark
and Lake street, Chicago, Ill
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STEAM FERRY
WHITE CLOUD!

RUNS regularly on the Missouri ~. n
II River, at the following rates:
For crossing team Of pail. Of horses or
mules, or l yoke Of cattle, and
wagon, loaded or empty, $0.75
Three yoke Of cattle and wagon, Is
One horse and buggy, 50
Saddle horse and rider, IS
Loose horses, per head, IS
Cattle, per head, 10
Hogs and sheep, per head, 4
Foot passengers, 10
Northern emigration, from Missouri. Iowa,
Illinois, Wisconsin or Michigan, either for Cal.
ioriia or any part of Kansas or Southern Ne
braska, will! find mail route to this point, on
State Road from Des Moines, Iowa; and rs
s"ot roads through Missouri, by way of Sayan-
ntn and Oregon. to this place, as to any other
point or the river. There are good landings
on both sides of the river; and on the Kansas
SIDE, All streams and slcughs, to the Nemaha,
have free bridges, recently made for the Gov
ernment trains from this place to Salt Lake
and Utah. We can say to the California emf.
grafton, that they can strike the old California
Road within IL miles of this place. and they
wili-hnd good grazing for stock within half a
mile of the river, an. plenty of wood and water
on the route to the Big Blue, only 30 miles from
here; and they will find this road over 40 miles
shorter than the road from st. Joseph, and over
6U miles shorter than that from Leavenwo rth.
We refer persons to the map, in proof of this
statement; and We only ask emigrants and ira
vellers to try this route, and we pledge our
selves to pass them over the river free, on their
return, ifthey are not satisfied of the foregoing
facts.
White Cloud has three or four good stores
and trading houses; two hrst-class Hotels;
lumber is only SIS per l 900 feet; the country
is rapidly filling up; and there is as good .
farming region, extending for over so miles
back of the river, "a can be found in anv part
of Kansas. MOORES l. TAYLOR.
june 8, SLY.
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