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The Hearth Of Food ia France---ImpOrtnnr
Decree Of the French Government.
IFrom De Paris Moniteur.l


from the 18th Of the present month till
she s0th Of September 1862, the cargOes Of
grain and four, rice, potatoes or dry veg
etables, carried on rivers and canals not
conceded TO public companies, viii be ex-
empted from all internal navigation dues
levied by the State. The same exemption
will be extended to dues levied on canals
that have been so conceded, and which may
be re-purchased, under the authority Of the
laws Of the 2sth Of July and the lst Of Au-
gust, 1860.
Foreign vessels may, till the same date,
and under the same conditions as French
vessels, navigate all the rivers and canals
Of France exempt from these dues, Wher-
ever their oargoes may have grown, pro-
LEiaed they consist Of grain and cereals, as
specified in the former article.
Whatever may be the date Of the arrival
Of such vessels, they will be exempted from
dues, provided they left their place Of ship
ment before the s0th Of September, 1862.
A priest Of Milan was much struck with
& the repentant sir of 8 young, elegantly dress
ed man. the other day, and gave him ab-
solution. He soon sfterWard found that ne
had lost his valuable repeater. Ths peniten-
Fas an eminent pickpooket, and the worst Of
all in the eyes Of the priest is that he sent
the scamp away fully absOlved, 30 that as a
nattss Of conscience be could not appear
agsinst him.
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aNeaItInEa.
NFW REMEDY.

A NEW hEmED1s
: -s15s-ooainz Cisssh,. OOpaiba, Capsules, Or a1y
compound that ha5 ever ,, eu Oeiole al7 F4S'''-
- bsen used hY -.r,rr -
ONE HUNDREB Pf ssI,QIAhs, a =,
In their private practice Ess sHh = suo0o-'' ~ -
cE8oI. ~
BELLS SPECIFIC Pills, .
For diseases 2f private diseases; sGEEe 3 m le-
y psriormed In week and entiro conaEenfa - - -
oe placed IN them This remedy Is q negriy ailcoN
fsct5 than Oubshs or OOpafba alone. The Pflls ara
half the size Of CAPSULES, and never nsuseate she
IN Box.
- Price ONE DOLLAR. E.ls
The above Wih be sent By mall, on rsosipt of tn
money.
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EFis, Buffalo, New York, Bos-
ton, and Eastern Way, daily
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Buffalo, NeW York
and Boston, daily ................
Erie, Buffalo. Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston and Port
land, connecting with n. y.
& Erie Agent, daily...............
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Buffalo, New York
Boston, daily. ...... ..............
Pittsburgh & Way, Philadel-
phia, Washington, Balti-
more, Akron, Canton, Mas
sillon, D. & p. r. z. q Steu-
benville, Wheeling and B. &
D. q. R., daily ......................
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Pittsburgh, Phila-
delphia, Washington and
Baltimore, daily..................
Toiedoi chicago b Detroit, ,d'ly
Norwalb, Fremont, 0berlin
and Toledo, WRy..................
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuque nd
Chicago, daily ......-..............
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Toledo, Detroit, Chi
cagO and Milwaukee, daily A..
KlyriR, Sandusky and Way.
Youngstown, Warren and
Way daily..s..---...............
Columbus, Cincinnati and
Way, daily........s..............
Columbus, Cincinnati, Nash
vile, Louisville, Wheeling,
New Orleans, st. Louis,
Ohillioothe, Oirclsville and
Marietta, daily.....................
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Columbus and Gin.
ctnnati i.s...............s................
Medina and Way, dailY..,.......
ROckpOrt, Dover, Sheffield,
North Ridgeville and Am
herst. Leaves Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Bath, Brecksviile and Oopiey.
Leaves Tuesdays and Satur-
oey yAsssssssss. .s....s.sssssa.ss..........
Sharon Centre, Granger,
Hinokley and North Royal
ton. Leaves Tuesdays aud
Saturdays .......--....................
WarrenHVillsi daily...-...........
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yl9Yelano aug lss 66ls BupL
{ (ILEYELAND 8 PITTSBURGH
3 a I . 3 0 a d
5UMrrUu ARaEuar1rru4

n BAIL ROAD.
5UAEER ABRAEaENEEF.
. 10 take eject on Monday, June I7th, isn. Erafn4
leave Cleveland daily, SUNDAYS excspt8d a. folo
S:l5 A. IN ail-ArTives ct New York ss08 A. 4
d. -Philadelphia 40 A r., PittEburgh asff p
r. WheelinE 40 P. X; New PhiLsdslphi1
$50 P. n. '--r -
f;s0P. n. .E1pres5-Arrfves at New York 400 p =
4a- Philadelphia l2.30 p. \. =; EittsburQh Tl.a5 p
H; Wheeling 507 A. 4.
Both Trains connoct Of Hudson for Akron anc.
uflleT8burgh-
Cars run through from Pittsburgh % BsV Yes
via Allentown without change
hA-Eare ag low % By any other lina.
N Through Tickets can be procured ct the Te,
OF e the Euclid Street Stdtion.
2. R-MzERs. q I. Asslt. ---'O ID jJa5sss ls
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1iLKV ELAND, COLUMBUs 8
UIEe1HNATI RA1LRoAb.

81. 6UzfMEE AEsAEsEMEEF. 1a7
On AID after Monday, June 10th, 1881, Passsnfs
Trains will leave Cleveland as fouoWE.
5;l0 A. r.. ~. 7. 4 Cincinnati EKprsss-Stopplng
Bersa, Grafton, Wellington, New LOnaol.
q Salem, Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gilesd
gardington, Ashley, Delaware, Lewis
Centre, WOrthlngtOn, reaching OOlun-
bus at leo A. ~, Cincinnati st 40 P. 4
ald OhiceEU via Orestline at 7.00 P. x
lsl0 ?. n. AooommodstiOn-stoppi st an ststioEa
- and arriving &c Columbus TO P. X, and
Cincinnati ct 200 A. n.
t,eo ?. D. Might 1prea8-Stop7ing AZ au Stations
ncrta Of llrnstlina- and at E2alfnz- -1aEifrr--
-. . ton, delaware and at al ofksr stations, u
.s. lesYe passengers only, arriving at %.
Lumbug ct ilsl5P. 4 and Gin einnati e so
A. Il, Chicago via Orssfliua, At IN A. -
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All the trains gong westward ooz1sct an. ~ei6.
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Oolumbus, On =
natl, Sc. Louis, a.; and all the trains eoin
sonnect at Dunkirk with the tTains Of the II. ~ AZ
Railroad, and a. Buffalo with those the New FfF
Central and Butalo 4 New York Ctr Railroais.
Cleveland, MAYS, ISL. - - -+'''-
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HH-EOT IONS.

Shelby, Eandusky, MEns6eld Z Newark Ralroad, 30
aanBeld, Et- Fsrnonr Newark, hsnazTilia,
fc.
OrsItlins, Pittsburgh, Fort WaFns B Chicago Ran.
road, Tor Forest, Uppsr EAndusky, Dslpho1,
Lima, Fort WsTnef Eaporte, gaicag0, "a.
vest, and East for Mansfeld, Wooster, Ma8.
sillon, &c. .sr-- 'f
Galion and Bellefontaine Railroad Line, ior Marion
Bsllefontaiue, Sidney, Uni0a5 ncncie, In.
dtnapcli5, Terrs Haute, FiDcenna1, ETnnFa
vile, LouisFiile, Cairo, st. Loufs, a. n
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt Vernon and Pfttl-
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami s Columbus, and xsnla
Railroad, for Xsnia, Dayton, Ln6ianapol1
Tsrre Hsute, St. LOuis, Morrow, LoFelan 4
- and Cincinnati, and with ths Ohio 3 nis-
EiBsippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louil-
vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, ald "a
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Eanal.
-. Tlils, " heelings &C. Goiu1lhpgs RiquR ana
Indiana Eailroad for Piqua, Urbana, &c.
- Tor Tickets % all points and inf1EInafion -
ply at the Passenger Station.
rs. FLINT, Eupsrintsndunt
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stauMrarTurgrs.
D4YKIN7S WATER DRAWER.
AHEAD OF Az 0TRBRsI

The most timpk and s6Eeient machine noD in ule
for sIeUatng lOGter from Oeils Of any depth.
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IfsA. \. NIGHT EXPREss TRAIH-stopping q
1irard, AH1tahui1 ana EaIne5Fll . culFs and
arrives at Cleveland st f35 A. ~.
ma q. NAIL TRAIH-Stopping q 81 8eaticE1
ID. except Saybrook, UnionTills, Pelry, Men.
tor and Wickli1s, eld arrive at OlsFel1nd
r;45 P. n, 80
81 express TIA @1foDllnT Z a Gl-
lE'so ?. n BA1- sauf, Ashtabuis and PailegEilla
- EaEas I01h>, - e. CisVslaud g 40 ,. \.
s1ro,,,2 23ty, 5,y, sls srrls N vii leave Conneaut
AoJIMAuuGIAOA ItA4A- At an staflonr. and
at 6s00 A. H., stoppins --I0A-W
arriving ct ClsVsiaad Is -
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Terms, & usss;s: S S.H SH:; ~ EEs ' .: E
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GUNNER ARRANG EMENT FOR
~ Closing the m9ilu at the Cleveland Post once,
Commencing HAY IL. 1861.


/ Time OF I Time OF
Closing / Leaving
Nail. Depot.
-
1:55 A. NJ. s:s5 A. 81,
s:25 A. N. 9:25 A. NJ
7:sO P. M. 800 P. N
500 P. M. s;OOP. M
7;45 A. M. 9:l5 A. N.
BIS A. M. 9:l5 A. N
1000 P. N. l5:W a. NJ
200 A. M. $40 A. N.
s:I5 P. N. a:4s P. M.
s:45 P. M. 4:l5 P. NJ
500 P M 4:sO P. M.
1000 P. M. 600 A. N.
1000 P. M. aIOA. m.
as P. N. 4:Ss P. N.
s.ss s.ss P. n. ':sS P. N,
500 A. n.
IlrsA NJ
n@A. M
l6:sS 6:iS 4 4: 4: 4
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ILEVELAND & EkIE 4. K.

Is6L SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1sgl.
On and after Monday, NAY 6th, le6l, R11IsnlR
Trains viii run Is fslioFa:
LEAVE CLEVELAND,
2.75 A. u. EXPHESS NAIL TRAIH-StopufaG ns
al Stations except Euclid, Wickife, Mem
Tor, Perry, Unio1ville, SaYbroOk, EairTieW
and SWanyills; and GrrigeE at Erte e iistl
r. n, Dunkirk zoo P. n, Bulalo fs25 ?. n.
COS ,, 81. OINGINHAfT EXPREsS TRA LNl--St11-
.-- ping at Painesyile, Ashtabuls and GiraEd
-..-. only, and arrives ss Erie T.05 P. q /, Dull-
kirk at $50 P. ~, Buffalo ct los p. \. 'fs
l.t5 ?. y. OOHNEAUT ACOOM4ODAfIoH-StoD
saP.M. EIGHT EXPREsS TRAIH-Stopflns 6
s Pains5Fine AshtabulEand Girard only and
arrives at Erie st I2f0 A. n, Dunkirk Is
Ia 4
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Commander o. s. Navy.
To Flag Officer VIM. W. Mexican, o. s. N,
Commanding o. s. BlOCkRding Squad
ron, Gulf Of Mexico.
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0 . n . y 2 ) 3
And its Imposaibility to Freeze Upi
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This dispatch was received at Washing
ton by the President at I1;5O, A. NJ, 25th
, 1861-01-05

V1RG1s1Axs!-A word Of alectionatc coun-
eel with.you on this day Of National FAST, ha-
initiation aud prayerI In The midst Of the
ciamor and fierce excitement Of the times, can
you be induced for moment to heed the
voice, notof politician, not Of an odicc-ho1d-
er or eeekcr, but simply Of union.loyinc
American citizen: 4 VirgInian by birth and
residence till manhood, bound BY tie most sa-
cred Of all tics to the Old Commonwealth, to
which dlial and ftate.nal duty prompts an an
uual pilgrimage, Twill not be suspected Of
seetianal hostility IN addressing to you "the
words Of soberuess and truth"
The question of aggression, alleged By each
section Of the country to haye been pcrpctra.
ted by the ether, I do not Propose to argue.
Neither to discuss the Tarioqs measures of
compromise, BY Legislative ation or consti-
tutionh amendments, proposed to allay the
present excitement
It Is the question Of proposed secession
which I desire to consider. II the nrst place,
II we can dfsposscss ourselves Of bias. and re-
deet dlspassIoaately upon tue legitimate issues
Of this doctrine Of s4gAyu1 tecc.zion,' once
inserted but sigually refnted, aad now revived
With intsmperate zeal, We cannot fail to detect
It's fa1lacy, and to perceive its utter ineompat
fbi1ity with the genius and stable character Of
our Government The rigbt,if conceded to one
State, mnst be granted to all, ard thus at any
season Of sudden popular excitement, incident
to siths real or imaginary grievances. any
, 1861-01-05
Tho Funeral Obaeuu utea OF the Iato Col.
l. R. r. F.RuGael1.

Tho Funeral obsequ1ea Of tho 1ato Col.
80. j. 3. f.. Russell.
The adjourned meeting Of the Military and Ma
sonic Frsternit. was held Ut III fremont House
last evening Brig. Ged. H. K;swift Ia the cfa'r
The Committee al Arrangements appointed at
the meeting CD Thursday eveuing, reported shs
following Is tho ritosssrame agreed upon.
The Military, combating oi eae Washingto Light
Cavalry, Chicago Dragoous, g. $. Zouare Cadets,
Montgomery Goards. Illinois Rifles. Highland
Guards, chscaso Light Artillery, Chicago Light
Gaafds. and such other coynpanies as may report
themslts: sa season to join the procession, under
the command Of Col !: II. Tucker, Of the Goth Reg
iment. viii compose the Military eseort~
Erig. Gen. 4 &: Swift and St,f, Col ". Il, Da-
Wis and Stat, Of the Washington Independent Reg
iment, with the commissioned officers of the 1st
and 9th Regimen Is, who are not on duty with tho
escort, will attend tho uueraf in full uniform. and
win meet at the Adams House at precisely quar-
ter before two o'clock. The military will wear the
usual badge Of mourning. The Companies COIL
posing tho sscort will report themselves IA Col J.
Il: Tuckes, It the headquarters Of the Washington
Regimeatt corner Of Randolph and Market streets,
at precisely one O'clock. and join tho Masonic Fra
ternity on Dearborn street, 3 escort them to thu
Adams House, where the remains viii be received
and conveyed to st. James Church.
Aftcr short fouera1 servico by the Rev. Dir.
clarkseu, lat sk r. ~ the procession will march
to the Cemetery, where the Usual military honors
will be paid, aites which the impressive ce7emo~
nics Of tho Masonic Fraternity vii! be performed
by Past Master n. e. Hunt, Of Oriental Lodge.
r. &. swirl, Chairman.
, 1861-01-05
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

An order has been received at Fort
Laavcnworth, from Gen. Scott, directing ali
tho available forces tEere to hold them
selves in readiness to be transferred to
Fort MeHenry at any moment Fort
McHeuty is situated near Baltimore. The
purpose Of the order is doubtless to bring
the troops within easy reach in the event
Of a raid upon Washington City.
Il is rumored also tia. troops bare been
ordered from Fortress Monroe, fat Old
Point Comfort,) to Fort Sumter.
, 1861-01-05

- - tAcAtoA among AAc Border Free
Ispecial Dispatch to the Chia.o Tribune.]
slR1SGF1ELp, Jan. 4, 1851.
Among the distinguished gentlemen here
probably b. The Invitation Of ar. Lincoln, are
hon. Amos Tuck Of New Hampshire md
Gov. Chase Of Ohio, the latter Of whom will
unquestionahly be offered scat in the Cabi.
net-pEubab1y the secrctaryEhlp Of State. Mr..
Tuck has been strongly urged as Secretary CT
the Navy place In which hi: :ormcr position
in the Houac Committee on Naval Aftairs nc
cullatly fits him. Mr. Chase is this evening III
consultation with the President elect. Mr..
Tuck had conference this afternoon. Mr.
Lincoln Is c1lnly and coollr completing his
Arrangements without reference to the absurd
advice rendered him By tiuid men in various
parts OF the country, to MAXI up his Cabinet
without reference to the denands and expcc-
tafions Of the party that elected him. 1t is
not true that Gen Cameron has been rendered
Cabinet appointment.
The city begins 10 ill up with members OF
the Legislature, and outsiders attracted here
BY the Importance Of the session. The candi-
dates for the various places IN the two houses
are numerous. For Speaker Of the House, two
names ARE mentioned prominently. Jarrot Of
st Clair and Cullom Of sansamon, with the
chances in favor Of tho SUCCESS Of the former
though the latter las many friends.
There Is much excitement here today In
reference to the news Of the contemplated At
tacE on Maj anderson in Fost Sumter. and
among all parties there is but one sentiment
IN relation 10 the duty Of the friends Of tho
Union in this emergency. III Lincoln is Of
course mich concerned for the gallant little
band bclcagncd in Cl.ar1cstoa harbor, and no
doubt fmpaticnt1y waits The day in which he
may send the forces Of the lcpublic, ono and
tndiv1sable, to their relief and dtacdiscomlturc
OF the eIca,lcs Of popular gorernmcut. He
attended Churcl, to-day, IL obedience to
the Presidential -&oroclama,:on, and it is
to be presumed that In his prayers Mr..
Buchanan's back bone was not forgotten. The
State Prison Commissioners, some of WHOM,
ARE here, entertain no doubt that the Question
OF title to the ground upon which The prieon
is built, will be decided In fayor of the State
In any Court The loss By the existence Of
the mortgage will be incoIsdc.al,le, because
II necessary the State can Assert her right to
take the properly for her use raying compen-
hation therefor. In this case that would be
small.
4 distinguished politician of indiana is here
to secure II possible an uniform basis Of action
in his State, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Iowa, in relation to the attempted breaking
up Of the government Tie situation Of each
Of these: contiguous to slaye territory, and the
fact that each has considerable admlxturc Of
people from slaye soil, male some concert
necessary in strengthening tic Onion, and in
defeating the Vaccinations Of those who hope
for divided North. Heproposcs thatthe posi-.
tiou Of cach State shall be d.ancd by lcrisla-
tive Joint resolutions, and that one view shall
do for all His plan WAS freely canysssfd and
generally approved.
, 1861-01-05
Cbiragn C(1'rihtttte, e



FRIENDS or THE UNION:
Tho friends Of the UNION AND THE CoS-
sr1Tu1loS in this city arr invited, without
distinction Of party, to assemble at Bryan
Hall this evening, to gire expression to
their views on the present crisis in our na-
tion1 afairs~ we ask every citizen who
rsjolces IN the protection Of the Stars and
Sripes-erery one who chcrishes the hal
lowed memories OF '7o-who feels the
blood course more swiftly in lis veins at
tbs mention of Yorktown and Bunker He'll
who holds tho privileges and the maine
Of an Am.riean citi-ea abore earthly price
VIC ask each and nll whether the prcser-
vation Of the Union and the Constitution,
Is not, at all times, Of paramount import
dac8f We are not speaking Of the conl-
mercial aspects Of tale crisis, which, to the
whole Northwest, are Of momcntous con-
CEN. We are not discussing its moral rc-
lations to the institution Of slavery. we
appeal 10 the SIMPLE patriotism Of every
man nourished on American soil-of every
one who has found refuge on that soil from
the despotism Of foreign lands. The qucs-
ton now presented Is solely question Of
LOVE OF COUNTRY, without which the cit;-
zen is unworthy Of o country, aud desti-
tute OF claims to q share in the brotherhood
Of man.
Let those who love the Union of the
States and the Constitution as our fathers
made it, rally tonight ut Bryan Hall, and
lit up their united voice in behalf Of the
best form Of government that the sun ever
shone upon. Let it be well and clearly
made known that the chief emporium Of
the Northwest will follow tue national en-
hleu1s to the last extremity, and nd with a1l !
her might in throwing tho ploi:crs Of trea-
son orcr the Tarpeian rock.
, 1861-01-05

NEW RELIGIOUS WEEE1r.-A new religious
weekly, the Fsss6steridn Recorder, the organ Of
the New School Presb5 terians, has just made
its appearance It Il 4 very handsome seven
column Sheet. mud the initial number gives
high promise Of merit Rev. Yates Hickey
fills the chair Of of1es editor, with whom are
associated, In the corps editorial, The several
pastors Of this city Of tho denomination in
question, . combination Of talent that cannot
fail to make the R<oosrser u welcome visitor to
mnltltndea Of Christian homes in the North
west, ~.
, 1861-01-05
PEREXC .HTEE1Y.7.E.
The Constitution, rnson, ard Enforcement Of
The Laws.
LET THE PEOPLE RALLY!

The citizens Of Chicago, without distinction
Of party, who arc In favor Of standing by tho
Constitution and the Union, and tho enforce
mcnt of the laws, are requested to meet at
BEyan Hail on Saturday evening, dan S, 1861
Tor the purpose Of expressing theirsentincnts
, 1861-01-05

The {. S. Arsenal at Mobile, Ala, has
been seized by ! mob, anu it i; reported
that Fort Morgan, (also at MOBILIZE h.s
shared similar fate,
, 1861-01-05
ID + e d:

DIE D.,
In this city, On The Sd ii t.. HENRY CHARLES
youngest son Of 7: l. Miller. aged years and 4 moa
Funeral 1t = O'Clock 7, M-, Saturday, hom N7 West
Wn*h1n gton corner Of Curtis Street
In ths c!ty ol consumption. on December 17th, la6a
WI Il pES!sOS, formerly Of Oxford. ChehAuzo
EsoI lung fever, on ne orning Of peeemtes nh
Ia Ports Co1ntJ Iud, PENELOPE c. HENRY, Wis
3daya,
, 1861-01-05
HOOPS.
HOOPS A{ECSRG

HOOPS. HOOPS. MESSRS.
Ia FANAFs, LINK d CO. as Fort Wayne, Indians,
~ naayfsct9rtlg Round Hickory Flour. Kork md
&eA shayea s9a Lanpea sssdy IN tn coepsr e PIT
interest to g1ye chem call An orders promptly dled
and attended to: AAnutacto1T o72odte The Depot,
Fort V1yne Inulans. deaf14n
, 1861-01-05

70 Kerosene Of superior quality, also the cele-
brated Carbon Oh, 0ns Do1laT PER gallon, at sar-
gent Is drug store, corner State and Randolph ats.
, 1861-01-05

NJ "A r r E d,
In this cty In Trinity Church on the ID fnst By Rc
J.Pr1tt, Mr. EDWIN l. BOMEIsLEK, Of Fhilsdelphis.
to Miss HELEN F. IVES Of this city.
SAMUEL b. HOOLE. Of Valparaiso, TO Miss ANN X
HAYLEY Of this cisy.
, 1861-01-05

l.. AND B. uAxz.--Jnst received from Smoke and
IN stoze number "a State street. nice lot of Pork
and Beef Hams; also sugar-cured smoked Beef
Tongues and Bscon, which arc offered for sa1a to
Farnfly Grocery and other retail dealers fan38tx
, 1861-01-05

Gov. Chase Of Ohio and 1Ir. Tuck OF
New Hampshire at SprinxtI xtIeIt--~Csen.
the Trcasury--.frsen1b Sf Mem
bcrs OF the LeGislnts,rr--E11c State
PFi4on at Jofiet.--Propcscd Concert
of Action Among the Eorder Free
States
, 1861-01-05

We call the attention Of amateurs, and
particularly Of the young ladies', who may de-
sire to acquire tho talent Of coloriDg, them
selves, their photographs, to the advertise
nlent Of Mr. II. lie GRIND, who has just ar
rived in this city with his large painting Of
the Siege of Yorktown, now on exhibition at
the Art Union Gallery, md who Is willing to
devote some hours daily to instruct in this de-
ughttul art, those who wish to complete their
education in cultiyating one Of the finest tai
cnts they may possess.
, 1861-01-05

Sr. PArL's US1vERsAL1s7 CHURch-O
Wednesday evening, December 4th, 1t the m
nual meeting Of the Society, George ". Gage,
Cornelius Price and J. Q. Hoyt were reelected
Trustees for the ensuing year.
Since tue pastorate Of this Church wus as~
stunned BY Rev. ". H. Ryder 1t has enjoyed IN
unexamp1ed prosperity. Notwithstanding the
continuance Of fgeneral business depression, its
financial condition has become greatly improv~
ed, and all embarrassment removed. It Is now
in condition highly satisfactoryto to It's friends,
aud most flattering to those whose efforts and
usefulness have caused such result.
Us1os PARE BAPTIST CHu1cH-The fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted
by the Baptist Church and Congregation Of
Iowa City, on Sabbath morning December sd
ult., relative to their pastor, Rev, Jas. Dixon,
who has received aud accepted 4 call to the
Union Park Baptist Church In this city, and
consequently has resigned his rastorshIp Of the
church in Iowa City:
J?eeo[rtd, That as church no feel that we can
not fefute onr concurrence In the resignation Of
our beloved Pastor. Rev. Jas. nixou. lnasmuch a.
we cannot deny the correctness Of his Judgment
that the te1d to which he IL now Invited !R mora
promising for usefulness than that which he nov
occupies
Resolrtu, That We cannot, however, part with
Iro: Dixon without recording our deep regret that
his tabors auapng us soon to terminate; bis
dfscourscs having been characterized by such nu-
common uniformity Of excei.caee that We have a.
ways looked forward 10 the exercises OF the Lords
Day with high expectation. and VIC have never
been disappointed.
Eesoirtd, That Bro. Dixon carries with him our
prayers as a church, that tho Lord mar bless him
IN his pcrson aud family, and that He may be cra-
door Of usefulness In the great city to which he is
called, that his 1ahots there may be, If possible
escn more successful than they have been herc,
and above all that the Holy Spirit may give efi-
cheney to his minlstrations, without which Paul
may plant aud Apol1us water, but there viii be no
increase,
Essosttts, That the foregoing resolutions be re-
corded 10 the church book, and that the clerk Of
the church furnish Bro. Dixon copy.
, 1861-01-05

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