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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-04
Remember that

y. s. DUNBAR will always lac 10. nd
early and late. at his new Brick Store. No. II.
on the Levec. W here he keeps constantly on
hand everything IN the line of Groccries. Dry
Goods. Boots and Shoes. Hardware. etc. etc..
cheap for cash. Goods given at cash prices
fnr all kinds Of Produce
Also. Tic'5et Agent of the Illinois Central,
Gslcna and Chicago Union Railroads.
7iescrt. M1v :, 1861 nit
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Take Notice :

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
N hnving note Ion so. bearing Dat" Oct
2rst, 1861. given by me- to George Bradley. As
the same will not be raid.
GEORGE DRESSER.
River FAILS Nov. 10. 1861 n29wtf
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C.S. KICKER, DENTIST,
"AS located permanently at Prescott
ii Rooms next door to GrifTin's Store.
Business solicited.
Prescott, July 3lst, 1860.
MD If
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Tcnessicnfs to let:

TWO commodious tenempms in Stra'ss
4 Building. on Broad Street. on reasonable
terms. Enquire Of J. N. MCKEE, at the Book
Store.
Prescott, Oct. l6. 1861. n25wtf
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Tax Deed Notice.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, 4.
lli.rca. Inntr.f.. .. ?.

> ThTG Vt " ENtUtt.IN,
IiyIce County.
CoCNrr CLERKS OFFICE, PFFHT.l
December q, ISL, 5
THE following ra'ctla Of isspi we're sold
L by the Coz lily Troastivr vi, tie sixth
dly of .p'cnler 1852 The ttx,s 1ttrs ard cha
ses Of Is S 1.,etvr, unicc is hereby Il ~ tat r-
less saia lads are redeemed fis the :ofts il sale on
o. before tie sixth ,av # September Is = they " be
CONVEYED tur rctiFr purchasers cr"rdg TO Jaw
The amount If faN, interest ard ares calcGited up
tn s' Gsy Of redempli, H. is sci orosi.e ach ceA
eruption resp ciyel'. O5bokN S4hAH,
CLERK of the County Board Il Super, isors.
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fAkE FRN ALL IL " RES SIN
den Colds. Coughs. etc, Weak Stor,,1I'
General Debility. Nursing sore moetb Z,
or, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia or Ynl'.N
ton. Clamp aud Pain N Stcmach, R1 e.',,
Cor4plsnt. Painters Collie, Asiatic Che,
Diarrhea and Djsentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES
Fe!onsy Boils and Sores. Severe Ram.
Scalls. Cuts Bruises and Sprans Srr,I.'
:. f the Joints. Ringworm and Tctter D.
Breasts. Frosted Feet and ChilLIa;ns T,'I
ache. Pain in the Face, Neuralgia md ~
maiism. 1t is sure remedy for Arre :. !
Chills and Fever. 49,
PAIN KILLER,
taken internally, should he aleNo~,.,d r.,.
milk or water. or made into a svruD NAN =" 'l'
lasses. Fer Cough. few drops ON ,, ,,u-
eaten will be more effective than anything cj,.
See Printed Directions which ACCOMPANY, g.,
Dot !c.
The PAIN KILLER ia by universal consent i,
lowed to have won fOr itself a reputation -.
surpassed in the history of medi al mera,.
tions. lis instantaneous effect III the trt,
cra0Ic6IiOli ana tHtIlCAitt ci Ftli' Ii AZ =
various forms incipental to the human f]nlr
and the unsolicited written and verbal ty
mony of the masses in its favor, have beU2
arc its own best advertisement.
REV. W. 3. JACOBS:
NEWARK, n. T.. June 6, 1863
Messrs Perry Davis & Son Gamlcmen =
Allow me, unsolicited. to send you w0r!
communication for your Pain Killer. h-
I, sed it in nv flmilv these several years an
f,nnd it all it claims to be. For Rleuinasr
Coughs Colds Bures. Cholera tendencies
difficulties. as well as diseases generally ia
prevail in families. regard The Pain Killer
beyond all price. and rs efficacious heyu
any medicine within my knowledge. Y
keep it as our ch ct family medicine. AMI f.
its use In ordinary cases worth more than q
doctor. The testimony of others among T.
acqraintanccs md friends is equally faror
able. Many clergvmen have spoken Of It
the highest terms as Il family medicine. u
.onarics in repeated instances have said 10 p
in 1e1 son and in their letters that the IA
Killer was bv far tho best medIcire User
heather lands. and they use it FOR thems-Irt
and families. and administer il to oLe
around them Thus mnch am inchnal
say as an act of Justice to yourselves: and -
benefit TO others. You are at liberty TO =
this testimonial. if of any ser ice.
REV. w. B. JACOBS.
Late Editor Christian Chronicle
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3}rcstott gournal.
COMmERCEAL MATTERS,

CURRENT WISCONSIN BANKS.
Bank Of S:aiison. Iowa Comfy Bank.
Bani, of Milwaukee. Juneau Bank,
bank Of kipOu. Rock County KanS'
Bank Of Oshkosh. Sank County lianK.
Bank Of Racine. Second Ward Bank
Central ran'i of Wis. State Blk. OF Wis.
Dane Comfy Bank. State Bank.
Farmers & HillGrs B'kWis Marine x Fire
I;a:} Of Jefferson. Co Bank.
Bank cf Wcvauwega. Oakwood BANK.
Green Bay Bank. Racine Co. Bark.
Co II Exchange Bank. Sank City Bank.
Cliy Ban; 0s Prescott Shawanaw Bank.
Bank of Fax Lake. Raii; Of p du Chicn
Columbia Co. Bank. HUdsnu City Bank
Commercial Bank. KenoSIia Comfy Ban
German Bank. Wisconsin Bank.
Bank of he Interior FroiI'Ier Is NIX:
Bank of Monroe. Jefferson Go. RANK
Rank Of Noaeka. ICmbcrmah Fam
Rank III the y West. Oshkosh Com. Bans
Bank Of Bel"it. PfaHiC CIV BANK
Ban; Of Grant Couuty. Rock River l{anE.
Har-, of Sh..bcrc;ln. Rock veil :: 20 5 u
Nu.k ot Sparta. St. Croix Wiley Ba
55:u'x az VaJcitOTi. Summit Bank.
flank oF Whitewater. SIM 7rairi2 DanE.
Corn Planters Bank. "aiwoth 20. Ban
Bank of " i.,aa-:., Wauk,ska County =
TxB'k Darling d Co.Fa:incIs & MccEan
fllinrn Bank. Bank.
Forest civ Bank. Bank "t Green Bay.
Bank If PORTAGE CITY Bank If kcmosi
+ !, Hukiyv & Northern LAX
Cos Bank WaupGn Fank
Ia Crosse GO Bank Dong 20 leak
Bank Of Columbus Wis Pmerv Bank
EanE Of Nan;tu-c:c Citr Of Rcllin. Gn-
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BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS

The Pain Killer is sold by all resPectal
Druggists throughout the U. States AMI
foreign countries.
Priccs-25 cts, SO cts. ARK 81 per DOTH.
in. HARRIS 81 co.
Pfoprietors for the Western and Souta'-
States.
N:oc;,.,,; n
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lumber
HAMMOND
8 iE 3 vi MIL y!

IT. undersigned having purchased the above
L n'N. rehuiii an! 7, fitted il and added 10
: ! i..jh and Shiu-le hill. also a planning
ans, r.atci.;r: machine. are prepared 30 'ur-
r,isA Lun'cr OF the best dcsc,ip ion low as
can 10 br.-u;t i. the country.
.siSe HlaGsa ann S7sissgEeS.
The price Of Lumber VIII .ancc frrn IS 10
:Sl5 according T. qcaliiv. Ellis, Of Lumber
through Nc viii furnish AT $40, We Ill take
ia exchange lor Lumber all kinds produce and
are ready 10 Contract vi l. any parties d string
t. 90 II f,r breaking up 300 Of 500 acres OF
Land and pay il: Lumber
~ have 81 vcra thousand acres Of valuable
PINE 1A-D TIMER LANDSi
whlch We vii sill At a iair price 20 actual set
tl.-c.
w Ea.o 4 Store in connection with the
Haove mill III vii"h we keep Z Wei se.ecie'i
e:,c2. oi DIV Goods. GroceTica Cioi3,:.g. hints
and Caps. Hardware which We viii sell as
low scar be hought al any of the River
Tons. AMI viii take all kinds of Produce
III payment C3r facilities fer FURNISH
ING 'LTNBEn and
PURCHASING GOODS
IRE unsurpassed in this part of the country.
ami thc tcqutv Of orr arrangements is We al
ways f@lfl ON promises. Call on us and see.
CEAPP Il DAVIS.
Hammond. St Croix Go. " ls., june l6. 1861.
nO26tf.
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p chapman lot 9 htk II. amt 81 80 G Whitney,
lot blk II amt " Peter shtrmln, lot blk II am
"A; LOT blk II amt 81 UCknowr, lot ), blk -
amt 6} j, ni u: amt O.; lot >, blk y; ann
% lol blk - 81 62, lots 6. blk . s. each
2 V Wise. lots Is, 65 each. olive. tots ii II.
blk O., SO each Unkno "n, lot T. blk 20, % John
Fpcvrs lot G. blk - A. |. Nelson, otS 2, blk
s. l % each U.kovr, lots > 3 50 : 9 10 II 3,
bli DO l 30 elcA T Morrow. lots II, blk AZ, d!
each Mis- MalkIe, LOIS 3 81 10 II r. nix 5 ),
/ &C each Hi rl, lots = 8 blk H. - each. tots IL
4 u blk 4 | b5 each 10; s. blk 81. l II lots > 8
= blk g. l So each. Cnknwn, lots 9. blk o., So
unknown. lots 10 II II bikG' 60 each c Boyne. lot
81 lch: lois II L. blk 49, 9 03 each Mr. MAX, lois
O. blk - 81 each f CT tsn. sw of lot 10, ht<
- 20 W J Clnfield, lot 4 blk 81 81; lot blk S ,.
CO Bo:in, lot g. blk St. g., lot 3, b& 81, 16.
each.
Village of Trenton.
cs Willis lot s. blk l. / &c p Wi sht, lot 6, blk l.,
Ii Willis lot H. blk q = VIM Bristol, lot 4,
blk l. &c C f. willis, lot blk 4. &c; lot >, blk I,
II WIN fr Stnl. lot J. blk :. l Il c l. Willis lot II,
blk TO- lot blk 49, lot T. blk a. lot = blk lot A. biz
49, ~ eacn Vim li,isol, lot H. blk is, II c l.
Willis, lot 5. blk 10. "a Vim Mclean lor T. blk Il.
Il G !. Willis lot II blk % loi s. blk 80. lot blk
81 a each VIM b istol, lots. blk 81, "a l. VII
lis lot s. blk Sc J Wight, lpt h. blk 35. VIM Bris-
toll lot !, blk 81 &c each; lot blk IS. "a CiWi-
lis lot blk 80; Wight, lot II, blk Al; VIM Mclean,
lot l. blk AZ: |. Willis, lot blk ~: Wright, lot
L. blk A. l. Willis, lot 6, blk 43; Wight lot IL,
blk 49, WIN Bristol. lot 6, Xix Al J Wight. lot D,
blk q Willis, lot blk 50, VIM Bristol, lot H. blk
So "A each T. ii BOustead lot s. blk 3D. y is VIM
Bristol lot S. blk 43, % j Wright, lot 2, blk "a,
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Everybody's Friend.
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE
p AIN KILL En-
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF TIE lCr

rVAKEN ITERNALLY. IT CURESsrn
Il den Colds. Coughs. etc, Weak >tor.,I =
General Debility. Nursing sore mogth. C,g
er, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia or ln5..
ton. Ciamp and Pain ~ Stomach. r..
Complaint. Painters Collie, hsia,ic Chs -.
Diarrhea and D.; sentery.
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A. T. Norton's Addition.

Norton lots IA l. 16. blk 6--H I.,nr lots |
234-t Norton. lots 0 10 II 12I.ong & Mckee lots
IL IA 10 TO- blk LAT Norton, lots 2. blk ll--Ca;k
lots 2, blk 10. 81 6, EACH
Village of Kinnikinnik, now River Falls-yNk0 c
Ps Plat. Geo. Smith, lot 7. hlk 8. o. unknow,
lot 10 bike 81 q. walter Alexander lot g. blk $40 Of
Nm & o Poveils Addition. E whitehead. lot Z
blk rs, e1 70. nv y
Ge" May Powell's Addition--John Kerwan. lot "a
blk IL, 81 %. ~ ~
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. tUHsST 70
Prescott, on
I u c 10 nth
line of Sec
tion ] o.
thence rur-
ming east u
rods and O.
lidks, thence
south II Ids
and 2 links,
then ce W, ST
II rods ard
q lin k s,
fhpncp north
II rods and
90 links to
the place of
beginn in e.
containing 9
acres.
Part Of lot !
in section Is,
described as
follOws:-cou
mencing at n
corner y est
which m y
be found BY
comn"nei1g
at ! w cor
,ler If block
A. vi lage Of
Pr e s C q I I.
tn rec on n
direct ne
so nth 50
east ~ rods.
1hence north
Sc , east six
rods 10 said
corner pest ;
thence south
% east 40
rods, fh-7ce
90 Ut y 81
west 16 rods.
tfpnc north
!2 west 20
rods, thence
orth &c
east Is reds
IN the place
ot bpClnni3g.
containing 4
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THE DAILY OVERLAND. MAIL
:..=::..:. N.I;TfIE HOUSE. +

WnES the, bill came up in the House
for d daily mail overland, Mr. Phelps, of
Mo-, spoke III opposition, making an ar
gument, the scope Of which will be under,
stood by the following able and pointed
reply Of the Hon. james Craig ,,.....
Mr.. Craig, Of Missouri. / have only
a word to say to the House ON this sub
iect, aud that word will be in reply to my
friend aud colleague, Mr.. Phelps. T. l
think il hardly fair that my colleague,
who has already au overland mail running
right through the center Of bis district
au overland mail that carries nothing but
letters; mail line that has proved itself
unequal to the wants Of the people; a
mail line costing the Government $780,
600 year, and fastened ON the people
mole by the influence Of my colleague
than of any other ten members say is
is hardly generous in him to get up here
now, when We ask but the pitiful sum Of
$200, 200 in. addition, to send to the peo-
pie Of the Pacitie States, thirty mails q
month, laying down the mails Of the Uni.
ted States every evening in San Francisco,
aud receiving them every evening in the
Atlantic States-aEd on the pretcxt that
the Treasury is not in acondition TO draw
upon, to try to defeat this overland mail
bill, and to prevent daily mail to the
Pacific coast, ~ a. .-.:.~.s 4. /:
Mr. Phelps, Does my colleague mean
TO intimate that the Treasury is not in a
bankrupt condition, and that that state.
Inent is mere preteXts
Mr.. Craig, of Missouri i did not
mean to be so understood. / admit the
condition Of the Treasury; but | could
prove to any gentleman Of the Intelligence
OF my colleague, who has not rival line
running through bis district; that this is q
matter of economy, and that il would
save $685. 600 a year. l can show any
man, who knows as much as my colleague
knows, that the reduction which would
be effected in our Indian expenses for the
first year viii more than cover the add
tiohai expenses this bill provides for in-
earring beyond the present cost Of the
overland mail We send now a mail go
ing through my colleagues district, and
which, after it leaves the western border
of Missouri aud Arkansas, never sees any
body aud never serves anybody. We
propose to send this mail along the whole
line Of United States forts, and in fact,
to supply the forts and army. We pro-
pose to supply fifty or sixty thousand
American citizens in the region Of Pixies
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ABERNETHY'S RECIPE FOR IN.
DIGESTION. I

AIDEN GoBiLE, lover OF nIisrule, was
ldyspeptic, and suffered great 1ncasiness
after eating. So he goes to Alternately
/ for advice &. VI
What is the matter with your asks
the doctor. @ e : ==. q b. /.
WHY, ! presume ! have got the dys.
pcpsy. ". Il Is. ..;: &: 4.
n "AII,n said the doctor; Il see; a Yam
kee-swalIowed more dollars and cents
than he can digest. ? .s. I'll. ...: Il. ...
4 am an American citizen, 2 says Al
den, with great dignity ]; Il am Secretary
to our Legation at the Court of St.
James's.n ,s E. ID
"Then, said Ahernethy, you will
soon get rid Of your dyspepsy.n,
Dent see that Inference said Alden;
"it don't follow from what You predicate
at all; it amt a natural consequence, i
gness; that % man should cease to be i'll
because be is Called BY \ free aud ciiiglt.
ened people TO gill an important Office
But Itpll you ii does follow said
!. the doctor; for in the company you'll
haye 10 keep; yonil have to cut like a
Christian ! never saw a Yankee WHO
didn't bolt lis food like a boa-csastFiGtor'.
How eNIl you expect TO digest food that
You neither, TAKE the trouble To diSscet
nor Time to inastieate? lis no wonder
you lose your teeth, for Soa never use
thHni; nor yenr digestion, for you over
load IL; nor your saliva, for yuif eApend
it on yopr carpet instead Of your food
(. LIS disgiistfug---ft's. beastlyI Ypil YAM
KEGS load your stomachs us a Deyonshire
man. docs his cart as full rs it will hold,
and MS fast as he can pitch itsin with a
hayfork; aud then you complain that
such a load Of compost is too heavy for
you Dyspepsy. poohl it's beastly gpz,
.zliag you MEAN / tell yon what, Mr.
Secretary Of Legation, take half the time
to eat that you ito TO drawl out your
words, chew your food half as much as
yon do yonr tohacco; and You'll be well
in a month - English PaPfr. !.
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marin ont Of bed and Rugged her.
pulled ant jane outer bed and Rugged her
1 pulled the niger servant outer bed and
hinged her. Iroared, l hoIlcred, danced
about and cpt up more capcrs than YOU
ever hearn tell ov, Gill dad thot IMascrazy
and got a rope 10 tic me With. dad
SEE Tine a gwine to 60 for to get mar,
ried.o Fl N I. Z 3g 2 j. Z
!" Marrietl!9 balIed dad.
Married II squeaIled marin.
Married r. sqnaked Aunt Jane. N
e., married!7 scz I. Married all
over; jincd in weGlock; hooked on for
worser or for better, for life and for death,
to Sail am TINT very thing; me. Peter
Sporum, Esquire With that i up aud
telled them all about it from Alpier to
0meger. They were all nifty pleased and
nifty willin', and i went to bed proud as
a young rooster with his first spnrs.
Q, Jehosifati didn't feel Tremendous
good, and kept getting that way all
mite. ! didn't sleeps wink, but Kept roll
lin, about and a tliinkini till my cup oy
happiness wos fnll, pressed down and u
rnnnin' over. ., A stttJi.a.tss I. WIEN. ,4. f.
II ~ 4a- = e
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CAPACITY OF THE SOUTH TO
4 =. FEED ITSELF. !: ~

t.. A GRGAr error that the Republican
presses are now Installing into the north
crn mind is that the South has not the
capacity To feed itself They find it
Strengthened for food at this time, aud
therefore, conclude that such must always
he the ease, if cut of from northern sup.
plies, The severe drought last summer is
the canSe Of the present scarcity of food
at the South Kansas is suffering from
the same cause The northern part Of
Ohio, o few years ago, suffered from n
like cause, aud so severely that cattle died
for want Of provender. No part of our
widely-extended country is exempt from
such calamitous visitation To show
that the South can produce the articles
necessary to sustain a people in war, we
have made the following exhibit from the
census tables oil 1850. Andsit;is only ne.
cessary for the South, to double these
figures, to put under cultivation. only
about ono half the number of acres now
devoted TO cotton and tobacco, and de-
vote the other to the raising of corn,
wheat. potatoes, &c. -: r.:
The following are from the census sta.
tistics Of 1850, Of articles produced in the
slave States that year: T..
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We have not enumerated the rice, rye,
barley, and other products that are largely
cultivated in some Of the Southern States.
We give onlya part Of the yearly pro-
duets of the Southern States of such arti-
eles as are required to support people in
time of war The people Of those States
can, if put to, supply from their own soil
an abundance Of the neeessaries of life,
without being dependent therefor on any
other people. All they have to do to
make that. certain is TO devote more Of
their land to the cultivation of corn,
wheat, &c, and less to cotton, tobacco,
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and sugar, Heretofore the cotton, rice,
and sugar States have found il 10 be more
protitable TO cultivate those staples 10 the
exclusion Of all other products, and ,lc.
pend upon the northwest for corn, pork.
Hour, &e. That was a matter OF choice
not Of necessity. The border slave States
can supply the whole South with ali the
corn, pork, and Hour il can consume. and
have q surplus, Ciaeihnati Enquirer.
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ings or the trains of 1861 "a be annlietl
to the acceptance, tbey will ia liaaidateI
III that way without recourse ID tie a.
siguments. III would seem also Tint The
government owes tho co,,,ra,,nrs NJ,
wards of $500 900, which i equivalent Is
the cash value 81 the Indian trust bonds
Of the abstraction, or which Mr. Floyd
ircpudiates = nrcyions Lno,i,,I.a : NJ ~ ;,
denonnces the conduct and ur,,eee,lincs n
the select committee With great severity
and says their sole object was political
persecution and defamation i 3,
HI Al FayettyIllc Ark q, Il, OF II,
lie reception 81 Prcsid,,,, ncnI., ~ ~ -
gnrai III secsss;a,;. $500 h.,s.ins lllhus
some accessiotls % choir ss,,E S rsiId - :
mectinu 81 the ritizsns % 49,, eai's 1,
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FOURTEEN INCHES OF Snow IN ONE pAYI
"A gentleman Of this city who took paip,.
70 measure accurately the fall Of saoy ~,
Friday last, found it to be fourteen t,,chs.
1t mostly fell between four o'clc. RI : ~ =,
and two o'clock pm. Gomiu., as Il All
upon a body Of snew alre..dS two sss,
deep, our friends abroaf. can cS,cnis;s
that il looked like a spell OF sleirLipS ;
-EreePort ga, } Belietin.
Another GAyE.-A cave 1000 feat
deep has recently been explored near San
Domingo, on the TShnantepec route. II
has at some time been inhabited, as sever
al broken jars have been discovered there.
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NEWS
By PONY. ,.....

II !. . ?. i & r. --.f
ST. LOFTS, March o. Z
a dispatch from Washington 10 the New
York papers, says the overland mail con
tractors on the Central route, have dc.
tefmincd 10 run the Pony Express between
list, Joseph and Piaccrville, Cal, three
times instead Of twice a week after. july
next. They also propose, when they gel
ready ornn their coaches across che cont
nent, in I6.days time, to arrange for The
conveyance Of passengers, at cost oI
not more than $3.50 each. E..
There are 10 vacancies III the DEPART.
ments, which must be filled before the
Senate adjourns, or they cannot be until
next Congress = .. 4.
| Col. Lorenzo Thomas, &c Delaware win
succeed Adiutant General Cooper.
Dale, Of Illinois, has been appointed
Commissioner OF Indian Aifairs,a and Morris,
OF Illinois, Judge Of Kansas. q
A dispatchfrom Raleigh, N. G.; states
that the MINORITY against u convention in
that state is over 1000. The vote for dele.
gates shows an Union majority or two to
one against secession,
..s*:s ::s. 5.,..= '---' - :..s4 &
81, Louls, March Ii, am.
Inc W ashlngton correspondents Of the
n. Y. Herald and Times, both give ere
dencc to the report that the administra-
Ton. = considering, with probability Of
adopting, The policy Of Withdrawing the
troops from Forts Sumter and Piekins
4 Is SAID the matter was under considcra.
ton III the cabinet on Saturday night, and
that even Southern men acknowledge this
would be the death blow 70 secession. The
report, however, decidedly needs confirm
atlon ;=*;. &a: z -.... :.t=
~ : also said by same correspondents,
mat MAJ, Anderson's supplies are grow
ing short, though he gets fresh meats every
day He has salt provisions for OILY IF.
Teen days, -: inf - 3. Z
i. IL seems that koRainf one Of tie South
NJ wv M saellet has not icy @Fs.ssa -
ast,. ~ ,on, anu nv ilothlng VIII be
puan ~ ti'o commissioners. 'iiftu ne does
nv. y: i, 5.s.=.
~ eo,sstl,u.'shl % tie Sotthefl.coll.
, I, t'''s ',eeii erlefea 70 he engrossed
s, s''.u SU y tNeis.aeiy conservative
been taken al nar and ~ ,innit 4 ",,, aas
tnin.d ~ Mnniro,,ary a., ~. rL.'I,..s.'.:.
o ~, ~ ioi's lllat tue balance
Ii ii reported that Hiram Bornev has
'sSa' .'ye.peu =" 10 eoi'ert9t y New iork,
49,, s.'ss " =. W ~ surveyor
".elP.'t'ss y, oilieet, A,'a. IIoAle, postnlils-
tGFg sufnt ptiltt,y 4N0tHlhE vet about tIaII-
farnias amendments =, n
Orr latest runlor from Tt.yas i thar
Gen. Ben Mcl,vllocll. IS about orranizingI
an expedition for the iuyasi0n al tl;,.
northern provinces Of Mexico with i view
of aanexing them to Texas, and tLns
forming a new conlr;leracy ,listinct from.
thai oil The Gull states = :, Y. w.: ~.
A dispatch from New Orleans March 3
saws ON the 4tll inst. the Convention de,
clarel Texas out Of the Union and Gov.
clBor Houston issued d urollamatioI1. 10