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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
SOUTHE N NEWS

' From the ex tracts from late S,,,ho
pers, gwen in the Northern journals, we cnp,
4 the flowing items:
lhe convention If the Protestant E,;s.o
: PAL Church OF the Confederate States w.s
presided over by Bishop Meade. of Viro;p;.
ne separation from the North was fna,lv
determined on. The missionary fund in the
South was Increasing.
lhe c"un'y of King George. Va. has las,
since Tue war; atleast one hundred negroes.
whose aggregate value is not less than $500
0OO '' wa" s'ioo''
| The Richmond Examiner states th., sa0
ooo have been subscribed in the Sonrb s.,
the benefit Of the family of Jackson, who
killed Ellsworth.
The Confederate government has sof..r.I
immensely, and suffers every aay. from snsc.
ulator"' The hugest swindIing has been and
is now p"acticed by army c,ntractorS
The Confederate District Court mot =.
h'chmo"d on the 18th instant. when .T,d..
na''ourton charged the grand jury on the
Jaw o' TREASON, and especially as regards
alien enemies. e"''S
Ane galveston Civilian says that a, L,s.
Gen. Houston was slowly rec ,vs,'
'os' and was deemed out of danger. /
All the entrances leading to Savannah
nave !, oeen blockaded BY sinking vessels across
me channels, and it will now be extrsmsIv
''flcult tor the fleet to get in reach If the
,ity. '"0
"A dispatch from Augusta, Ga. Of the Is,
nst., says that one Of the blockadino weasel. :
II savannah approached Warsaw the dav
elore' when she Was opened on bv . Con-. :
'ae'"'e battery. She returned to a frigare, I
n'0" tent Jack men and howi,zer, which
nrew shell at battery. Nobody bu,,
no extra session of the Legislature Of =
'''n carolina, after sitting three DAYS. al.
urned sane d'e on the 9th inst AFTER cb,,. =
g Presidential electors. and ordering ,hs
INKS to loan the State $500, 900.
Captain 5. j. Shost, Of her Rr;,.,,;.
''ys army, has resigned his commissions
rived IN the Confederate States. and viii
'der his services Cd them. ' -
20 the 30 and 5th Of N,vembsr. tho .,,; D]
Is OF sugar at Memphis amounted to mo
gsheads and 2sS barrels; of molasse. 2.
3 barrels. pa
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, 90.
LEADBEATER L co., DRUGGISTS

orABLEhs OLD STAND, ESTABLISHED 1899
1S0S' and Z, South Foirfou Street.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
4AVEin store full stock Of Dr,os ch
- Paints, Oils. Acids, Genuine Patent ME-
elnes' Dye Stuffs, Surgical Instruments PERI" ;.
mery, soaps, Sponges, Congress Water. Med;c;"s
D Dne. Spices. Coal Oil Lamps and Cbimnexs
LoS c medicine Cases, and all other goods usual
I0sna Oh 10 wen conducted Drug establishment
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
PORTLAND KEROSENE

4O0 GALLONS Of the above which is upver.
. MU sally acknowledged to be equal. if not SUI
duced prco HENRY cnnE Sa'e At 20 re-
Narepta Hall, King stree +.
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DIR. MCCONNELL, DENTIST.
FROM WASH/NGT ON.n ,

"ASH1NGTONyD D. O,
WILL visit Alexandra on Wednesdays and $.
'1rdays, professionally, each week.
VA VfflCh-Corner of King and Washing
M streets, next door to the Office of judge g.
Neale, lately occupied by Douglas F. Forrest
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HENRY G. FIELD.

HENRY c. FIELD,
DooI AND SHOE MANUFACTURER
NO. "a King street, Alexandria,
X eaa,o On nand, and is prepared TO MANN
IL ~. aactqre BOOTS and SHOES Of all kinds
~, ~ Military BOOTS or SHOES mad. At
'"e shortest notice, and Of the best mat rial
e>P Persons in want of a yond ,r,;.,. :.
llne' will do we'll to give him call. oc. , mo
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
OIL! OIL! 0TI,,,

an olh, Machine Oil, Linseel, both raw and
n ~ ooi'ed Ethereal Oil, pure Neatstoot Coal ri,
IRAN and Tanners OIL received and for sals nv
novs HENRY COOK h CO. Saren,a H.u
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
MISC ELLANEOUS.
DIAMOND RING Los

a DIAMOND RING LOST YESTERDAY-
a. - IN sc iibe al reward will be paid to the
finder, as the ring is Of more worth To thu oyna.
than Its actual value. Bring back to 80 Kin,
street. 10 "s
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
ELECTION NOTICE.

OBEDlENCE to q writ of election from
i Francis h. pierpoint, Governor Of Virginia.
Dearng date on the 18th day of October, 1851, the
Is directed hereby give notice that on Wednesday.
the Zoth day Of November, 1861, I'm election viii
DC neia at the several places Of voting in the coun
~ OF alexandria, for the following county OF
GERS Sheriff, Commissioner of the r. venue. Clerk
OF the County Court. Attorney for the Common.
S Mcsl!h, four magistrates from each ma gisterial
olstrict, and county constables.
IN the same day, and under the same authority.
Polis will De opened in each Of the four wards "f
.ne CITY OF Alexandria for the election Of the fol-
lo",ng city officers Mayor, Auditor, Collectors
Of iaxes Measurers Of Wood and Bark Superin.
tendent OF Police, Superintendent Of Gas, Meamn.
s .srs OF LUMBER Clerk Of the Market, four mem.
ners OF the Common Council, and two m, mhers os
the board OF Aldermen from each ward.
HENRY MANSFIELD.
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
STEPHEN SHINN,
WILLIAM ARNOLD,
novo-eete Special Commissioners.
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CA1E10N HILLS FLOUR, CORN NEAL. "a
nkDERS for FAMILY, EXTRA and SJIpEH
~ FLOUR, CORN MEAL, RYE NEAL.
EEL. nsD, &C., manufactured at Cameron Mills, Of
s SUPER Quality, may be left with B. T. PLUM.
MER, at Wise Co.'S Coal ONCE. King strs., n.s-
the wharf, and will receive prompt attention.
TsRAs-CAsH ON DsLIvERr.
nOl5-lw* EnMuNn uu,,u
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46aHi LOCAL NEWS

Inc President has appointed Capt. loot,
dag officer of the fleet in the western den,r,
men'' lie thus ranks with the major gene
raj. -
The whole number of persons at Fort War
rem including garrison and prisoners, is now
about twelve hundred.
An accident occurred at Camp Piett. Il
miles above Charleston, Va. on tho 18th :
! Captain Bell. Forty-fourth Ohio regiment.
and eleven of his men, while crossing the
hanawha in a skiff, ran under the steamer
Commodore Perry. The captain and seven
OF his men were drowned.
The Catholic Archbishop of Tuam ha. ad.
dressed letter to Lord Palm erston in which
ne urges tho latter to consider the condition
OF ireland. where, he says, the potato-the
staple food of the people-is gone, adding
that the British government should adont
prompt measures of relief, if they are desir.
GUS that the remnant of the Irish people
shall not be swept away.
The government has declined to ALLOW n,
Gwin and Mr. Benham to remain on naro,.
under arrest in New York, until the facts in
their case have been inquired into.
Inc romor that couaterfeit Treasury notes
have been put in circulation is contrad;cted
Springfield, Mo, (now rendered notable
IA the scene of the surrender of Col. Null.
gan') has been evacuated by the federal /.
troops This movement undoubtedly is part
Df the plan entertained hy Gen. Mcclellan
. or concentrating an overwhelming frce in
kentucky. which now promises to become
ne pivotal point Of hostile operations.
The San Francisco Herald expresses itself ,,
opeiuiIy in regard to the future of Califor. {
ia' a. wine-producipg county. The expe-
renee ut the past year only tcnds t., confirm \
,rner anticipatons. f
Inc potatoe crop in this country ia
ute abundant, and has been housed in Good
rider.
o'ckels, the inventor of Sickel's CT off.
no IS responsible for the working of the
enaacoIa's machinery, is in close confne.
ent On b'ard, under orders keeping him n
ere until all deficiencies are remedied and
vessel has passed the Confederate hattie.
rs
The British brig VIM. r. Kilby has been
zed for running the blockade and the can.
IN committed to Fort Lafavetto
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
WOOD.

PRICE REDUCED.
OAK WOOD! OAK WO0Du
AN AUTHORIZED to take orders n, o.u
Can Nv" ~ w.. to De delivered at S. IS per cord
nov l5Mlm* pos II omce, King street.
GROCERIEs
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19

I ;u unSrs CRANBERRIEs AND RAJ
no noNo' ior sale by JOHN T. COOKE
- Old Post Office Corner.
, 1861-01-28
Co1umb1as3 Version af ssJohu Ander-
4on,ss


Tho Lafayette (Ina.) Courier says thatit las
private a1sices that the committee appointed
hy the Indiana Legislature to invite President
Lincoln to visit Indianapolis on his way 10
Washington, have received assurances from
linn that he would comply with their request,
and would bs III indianapolis come time dur
Ing the coming month. He will 60 by way Of
Lafayette, aud William +. Reynolds, Esq,
President Of tho lafayette and indianapolis
kailroad, will place an extra trsia at the dis
poeal Of the President.
The papers state th.t an affecting parting
took place between President Buchanan and
Senator Fitzpatrick. The former said: .'GoTer-
nor, the current Of events warns me- that ne
shall never meet again on Ills side Of the
grave. hare tried to do my duty to both Sec
tionE, and have displeased both. feel isolated
in tile world" Both weep.]
The proprietors Of the London 1i,nes have
behaved with the greatest generosity toward
the bcrcaved widow Of their martyred CORES
pondent in China, Mr. Bowlby. A handsome
pension has been settled on Mrs. Bowlby by
the,nassnates of Printing HouEe Square, and in
addition TO this, it is expected that she will re-
ceire not less than ten thousand pounds out Of
the Indemnity cxacted from tho Chinese.
--Calce Gushing publishes lon. letter in
the Sewburyport Nerald, denying the etate-
ment Of DR.. French, Of Lawrence, that be
(CrshinE) prevented the repeal of the personal
liberty bill in 1863 s1r. Gushing says he acted
honestly against the bill, and SO did Ills Demo-
cratic friends, and he calls Dr.. French, who is
:Douglas Democrat, d cait;G, and several i
other unpleasant names.
Andrew j. Clark, formerly Of this city. but
Of Late years connected with the wholcsaie dry
goods house Of Warner d Loop, of New York
city, died suddenly on Wednesday last. III
the morning he w:.s in his usuai health aud
spirits, and having business ut Cassapolis, .in-
vltcd Mss MirrIe Barron, Of this cltyto ride
up and back with him. She did SO. During
the s:.y lc Ta5 In his usual health. Sopn utter
leaving CasEarolis he remarked that the .wca-
thcg was getting uncomfort:bfy warm, Alter
riding few miles further on, he said he was
i'll :. persIlration, and took oil his cap and fau-
ned himself, rubbed his head and said =: - How
str:,nge tecl!" lie then remarked that his
hands were numb, and the lines dropped from
thcnl- Miss Barron caught the lines--the
horses were spirited and going rapidly, but she
sueceeded in controlling them, and brought
them up to d fence. Mr.. Clark called ior
snow. Miss Barron obtained it and placed it
70 bis lips, but he had no power to swallow it.
Ills lace and eyes were now blood red. He
re1uartsca-*'1 can't sce-1'm gone, Afrrie-
I'm gone" were the last words intel1igiblc.
when he sank back into the sleep Of death.
Miss Barron seized tile lines and drove imme-
diately to the dwelling Of faj. Morrison, who
soon placed him in comfortable bed. and
summoned medical aid. All was done for him
that was possible lie lay in an unconscious
state until about IL O'Clock at night, when Ac
, 1861-01-28
Another Monster Gun Cast.

Another monster gun WIS cast at the Fort
Fit works on Tuesday. The "Floyd," the
heaviest pi, &C Of ordinance, We believe, TINT
the world has ever seen, was fifteen inch bore
Its weight in the rough was seventy-elght thou.
sand pounds, and when finished, about forty
nine thousand. The gun cast on Tuesday has
q twelve inch bore, and tho same exterior
diameter Of the Floyd" while it is six inches
longer, and will weigh when finished, twenty
by the most complete success. The furnaces
were tipped ut fifteen minutes past twelve,
and twenty flour minutes Inter, the mould was
filed, and tie castings complete. The total
amount Of metal used in the "run," was seven
ty.eight thousand one hundred pounds. The
new gun Will be named Union" and will, it
is believed, throw ball over six miles. tWas
cast on the hollow principle, and under the su-
perintendence Of Mr. Kaye, foreman Of the
works.-littsbu,yh Journal, Of Thursday.
, 1861-01-28
Unusual Proceedings in a Isall Room.
From the Champaign Ill.,, Union

Unusual Proceedings in a BALL Room.
lFrom the Champaign (1ll., Cnion.1
It is well known fact that the amusement
oil dancing, rs generally conducted at our pub
lie balls. is regarded by most Ministers rs Of .
doubtful ,nor;l tendency, and not enjoined by
not know ttlat in .tlc simple act Of dancing,
that any crime is alleged to be committed d.
rcct1y against God, or te religion taught BY tue
Bible, hut from the 1evity, lir11t and thougttess
feelings that are suro to follow in trail Of this
Indulgence, seem 10 arise all the evils, and
form the foundation stone upon which all OBJ
jcctions to it arc based.
Approaching the benefits OF good society,
some one, more through motive of mischief
than a1iy other reason, We suppose, sent to the
Rev. Mr. Riley, Of tue Baptist church, a ticket,
inviting him to attend certain dancing party
to be held At certain hall. DuIy acknOwlcdg-
ing the. c.slnaness that prompted The invitation.
the ticket and attend the dance. But before
he couid lo this, in obedience to the require
ments OF ballroom etiquette, he must furnish
himself with lady, Us under any other cir
cunlstanccs, he would not probably be admit
ted within The precincts Of the ''n,azy Dance"
He was not foug in finding q partner; aud ia
king with him three Indies, all members Of the
church, he repaired TO the scene Of merriment
md gaiety always visible in the ballroom. Not
having been In the habit OF treQucnting danc-
ing parties, and 4 stranger to the usaEcs and
manners observed by such assemblies, will ac-
count for the somewhat unusual and strange
conduct Of the Rev. gentleman in shaking
hands with all those present, Immediately upon
Ills entrance into the hall. This was regarded
as rather mysterious conduct, and all did not
readily understand its meaning and ,slgnih-
canee; but supposed that Mr. Riley, like . GER
tain city bellies country consin,' was little
verdant, embarrassed, and i'll at- ease in his
manners: As to the truth Of this suspicion,
But the reverend gentleman did not 20 there
tn participate IL the entities Of the dance. lie
went there IS Tic: sefvant Of God, and in m
earnest and feeling manner ilnplored that little
social company to give up the world, and de.
vote the remaining portion Of their lives to
the true iuterests Of their immortal souls. Ills
remarks had a good effect upon The hearts Of
the company present, md many eyes were wet
with tears. After offering up prayer, aIr:
Riley and lis good lady "paztners,' retired
from the ball room. 1t Is our earnest conyic-
ton that 3fr: Riley will receive no more inyi-
tations to balls aud it is well that lie improved
his time so we'll on this occasion.
, 1861-01-28


FOR MILWAUKEE. LA CROSSE ST. PAUL OsH
KO:U. DEL. IN AND ISTEn31ED1ATEP POINTS,
0r and ofter 3ouiay Dec H. 1a6u Passenger Trafux
3esr Z the Depot cosaer OF West Kin:io 1na Canal
ssrees ~ e1r4snse9 s1,4 81 A. !o.1n~s
LEn ?. u. a3h arrive at Milwaukee NJ lD9H-M
Passenger Tr2iuA arrive NJ, ,ChIra.p nt:
it!$a /. H. anfl 5.oD F.x-
Waukesau Accommodation Tfaln leayes Chicago al
noa4 .. &. BALDWIN. supk
, 1861-01-28

CANNON FOUNDRY IN V1cKsBuRa.-The
Ficksburg SUI eays that aIessrs a. B. Reading
6: Brother, proprletors Of the foundry in that
rangements which will enable them to cast
cannon and bali equal in every respect to those
east in thchest lounderics in the United States,
They have rendered this branch of their foun.
dry to Coy. Pcttus, giving him a carts blanche
to use 1t in any manner that mny be deemed
essential TO the good Of the State and the in
tercsts Of the South.
, 1861-01-28
5fmlng @acttitleE.
= E WI ING II CHIN ES.
I, CORNELL E. cos
FAMILY and Manu- uT@ctur5nE
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TAc r. ~ ~ =. ~ -r-s- ~~ . -w~-on

- ~ ~ "a ~ - a. r II AA "A < IL Il e. - ka
are ha?ay to ST to the Thousands who arc uslnE
HsG y ri M 'Hs$ =;
ra>, ain ssa a rso1s sc1 or usn them are
N. Nsehins: ase na: juat @acrn VI want them in
ss ie s; se :'s;ssd ~ sas
txssyss sEs is'n m & Est
Is f9F MsfPe f q VII e se e;
any machine wh!c, does not wholly sat!sf: liz rus
eAa.:r. TIL. fes:ure alone makes machne worth
bay:ns ~ s'ot 81 mae'sss oat aseeSeA'''s soma
a fex: Il superior qualities shcse:-1t rses
':a 1rsa ~ ssmmsa sooia neitaer belne iasensd a,
sd h N s,sht turns Alassn Il srcaTe from dust
ass 81 iss a
wss; aa sn,, G" arc sse asess s. I'D u front; s a;
sson r saiees q wori q @ ai ciaals % 1ss neat
lun1s x Hs ~e g4s q ~ NJ
10 osay Is 5nns sss aa s ss
n sas n psss ma
4ae ZEE III taxar =
front ranks q cisss n,aehsne1 at @ tonta
aaslng the pat Season nov I'll ali erae ~
f esoss 81; ;fz.fa e %p1Sl E%p1SlSm pa e
dx ds ff III knds Sta d to Gireass s,a ss5
&as w4Y is Interested n 1c great ilal.:ave1,rts IL
n stnd III Dscplss reaias ana "a arsasl:s ssi:s g =
pt4tsi " q5 ssatsa H. a md
u; ui ~ rr}rsssnt'ag that our inastnes
Sas ea se asas fs fs:s
g. farrs Patent and are the sole rroEictors il
s'' s''th1s.tsta Z. GeaScEG JIM Gse's;: { CO.,
e.a at 1:s Lake steel. tCpstairs) dcssd:'2::sa
, 1861-01-28
pHGNIX INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CoNNECTICGr,
January 11ts 1860.

HUBBARD 4 HUNT, Agent4.
-. No. ] Loo1nts' Ru!ldins
Corner Clark and Water streets, Chicago,
Applications for Insurance, or the renewal OF Poll.
e and n1l business connected with the Office mar be
made to e., duly appointed Agents for the City Of
Poltcles on favorable terms na other responsible
Companies; and Its aim Will be to secure the cont
u. MAG1L1, General Agent. 81 and 81 West Third
st1eet Ctncnnsti Onto to whom all appi1cntons for
pe addressed laps601y
, 1861-01-28
A w0KD FOR THE HOUR.
1T J0uK G. WHITTIER.

TT JoHE G. WHITTIER.
From the Boston Transcript
The armament breaks up. In black eclipse
Light atter light goes out. Ono evil star,
As in the dream Of the Apocalypse.
nzags Others down. Let us moi weakly weep
Nor rashly threaten. Give Us grace to keep
Oar faith and patience: wherefore should no leap
On one hand into fratricsdal fight.
o., on the other, yield eternal right,
FE:s:ne lies Of law, and good and Ill conround.
What fear we: Safe on freedoms underground
par feet nEc planted; let Us therefore remain
In unTcyenscful calm. no means untricd
Which truth CAL sanction. no inst claim denied,
, Sc t8aI nke et 81 una tb,
The fires OF hel! to weld anew the chainy
D7aW VIC not ever now fsce1 breath.
As from onT shoulders falls load Of death
I.oathsome rs that the doomed Mezenius bore.
Why take 1e up the nccnreel thing againe
!,itv. forgive Int urge them hack no more,
,i., WE, drunk M With passion. hoist disunons rag
The. golden cluster on our brave old 1as
In cll7cr unipn. and II numbering less.
Brighter shall chine the etars which still remain!
-417e5ou7y, 10th dag Of frsr month.
Co1umbIa's Version af ssJohu Ander-
aons0
Bob 4Andcrson, my bean, Bob, ~
When NC were first acquent,
You were In Mexico, Bob,
Because by order sent: -
But now you arc in Sumter, Bob.
OtCAHsE you CHOSE 10 n0$
AMI blessings on yo,1, any how,
Bob Anderson, my beau!
Bob Anderson. mr Ecau. Rob.
really jon't kluw whether
ought to like YOU So, Bob,
Considering TINT feather,
don't like stat ding armies, Eob,
A. very well you Know:
But love I MAN TIT DAREs TO ACT,
Bob Anderson, my bcaui
[Harsr:s 11ee4ly publishes the above with
cut representing Bob Anderson enjoying con
yersation with the Goddess of Liberty,1
, 1861-01-28

NHICAGO 1 Is ROCK ISLAND
- RAlK0AD L1SE:-Raseeager Trims depart
Day Exrfv5s and a1sE leave d. q l. T.. aui ar1tva
at IS r. H. tS;ad1Js cxeertctIt
St=t Express !eaVcs u II r H. (satasdsJs except.
COL arrive u Us A. y. tMDEaay9 Gxceptcd}
Iolcs ACCOMMODATION. $40 r. y. {SEnuEy e3ceptedl
WI ST. Loar, Gecl agent. Gda77
, 1861-01-28
,f1tHura1trE.


.Fnaura,tce.
HOME; '1.NsURAN 0E.
The Union Insurance
AND
!. TRUST GOMPANY
Chartered sy ths Ieglslatrr. If utuo1,.
.:cAaH CAPITAL, 100000,
s5s ssa1 s{ea. RadsS Of c..z
Treddant-BKNJ. LOMBARD,
Vite-P1eddent-VANH q. HIGgIK1,
Becratary-B. T. JOHNSON.
Tfsasurer-FRANc1s 4. HoFFMAEH.
-
DIRECTORS.
5a34AF bS bHSSsAF9 sRs:s; Rs::s IT, e. Bankers
iEE s SHARR I&GR cgn@s,ens. ete Boston. u...
,{5aN; XAN n. HI6oNs Jcdse saperof court, ch,csgo,
.FEHNc1B A. HoFFhANa, 8orm.nn 4 a4,peke
psass sE6 y. SHSE. Of osse, Ere D..se fremont
f'f S 3. sitsA GfHMAs. Of N D, Gilman Co. wno,..a,.
e5ssaEs '9a 1HRsVsfEf RRTE cdsaGs af eeoev
5sss;.ssS Ssss
Il = aSyS 4 |HeEs re1ree. wholesale Grocer.
, 1861-01-28
5teanl z9pe G9aorks.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
~ WORKS
" III. T e II Is q r. E,
1&1 South Clark street. II adIson 1se--oA
Chicago, Illinois
Dyer aud Cleaner OF all kinds of sNs and Wooden
goods. AiEo, bttxw HoEnct ;tteachtr ani preSsc-
stose sad country work punctually aaeaded to.
fap19'6Jlyi
, 1861-01-28

il nIIRR]E! !NzEYNE&2 Is
HE E:<ssHfcd = 81

-fHaE1<N <NSST7s7=
H n94&f II 4xt4Y ME& &1A
lN1%@H
f4EEH e&hEE~|ESSjFA A1
SEG --!&7 a&EGE6Hh n - @3
4Hxz On
@2&0 AaOAZ(.
and Csnai atIrc.! c tae Hnpot corner of Madison
S.S9 =" e1esps sandays. aud at
For Eoeto, Eew T1ns:s :cfS fy'tia H iSn.9,sMayA ,hayA
fpgrcn Ha.rishtx nu9Ielpnap RaltEuare% WaAh-
saa bansrs: IL eisye.G1 GS,nahs nhso feE Ahsny
20 aud lie ete4 r. at Stations between Calca
9slrrffnS f:ar. AZ apon *f5a aamfd.
ronte chrcEei thrcn H1s and baggage by this
Tfcke,s for sale VI i,s n nrtnrinSa Ti. e1'ss
aad Dearborn stsnsis IA sn e. e4faef q Randolph
Side, Chicago A4e u tne En'on Depot West
nv rncu
EFF. TArE1CE, Tic2st As5; Ars5t "ese- Pssa. agent.
TyLTt, nr,r1Y~~~.----
nE Ian NN11IVAN CEN
~ MiIE5 nSuBrs TRACT
cnusrT VI '1S 1'oao now equal 70 any II "a
, 1861-01-28

We o1er 70 the trade, 1t the LOWEST KAKKET
PRICES
$40 boxes TIN PLATE,
!, 100 bdls HHEEr IRON.
sc RUSSIA IRON,
Id irritation RUSSIA.
AW BRIGHT and ANNEAID TIHE
IS ca.A SHEET ZINC,
10 toes PIG TIN
1850 lbs. COPPER BoTToHa
% sets TINSERS TGrLs and AACHINR
% CASH BRIGHT OK and COIL CHAINAt
1,00 doE. AXES
1D0 I. eH0VEIs ap&nrs and scoop.
. tons SAD IRONS
FUTILE, KlBBARD 4 CO.,
oet201y Corner Of State and Lake sh,
, 1861-01-28

( tHlCAGO LEAD WORKS.
Corner Ct Clinton ant Fulton Streets. West Ed.
LEAD PIPE, Bah IND SnEEF LEAD,
9eot, Wh1ts 1zead ami LythzsSe,
Pig LEAD, PUMPS AND HTpRAULIc RANs
H Orders from tho tr76e solicited Casa naId n.
Old Lead and Flax Seed. P. @. Bog 1895 ~
ta7J < #. BIATCuFOED
, 1861-01-28

III lCIIIGAN CENTRAL AND
LIZ G1sEAI WESTERN {C.tNADA} EAuWAYa
1Stnter Asrauserucfita.
l.8tSs leass TIC TREAT Central Uepos tot Of Laka
s.n street. Chicago:
~" l. x-lisntniuE E@!rsst Sundays e1ceuted,
n;Tiss At t.stross sis r. u Suspension Bridrn
SEQ 4. w., Albany SEQ r. "; New YORK in 81
a<t ?. x-Sew YORK. anl Bustun EypFeaa fexrprs
s-sE:uAx. } arrlyeAk Detrolt 6H1 l. T. hps
Er:s=:on l,EilEc ot Bntalo 40 p ~. Aihany
80 4- ~. sew furae t2-.0 H. ", Iso<toa nOon
AN 1-t!agiantstE ExrZs~H tezccpt SUNDAY. thYouc6
to Cincinnati tn Is hours.
a1 X-Gincianati and Louisville Express, fsxceps
EaSuFsRvS tht.N gh to Cincinnati II Ii hortT
Louisville III IL Eu: :rH
AW +. A-Trsn. saturday ca.5 to ETez. Sunday
Tra1nA at 6.af r H.
fAtc1t StetptnE Car3 on al night trains
AHe ~ r u tsain connects at Paris with the putso
eHu Lake Huron hallway 1or Buffalo and 4t1 yolnts
east: ~ l1fonto With tic GEu0d Trunk Railway to
Kingston. O.densbazE,., Montreal Qacbec ana II.
rotnts % Ganll1 East, Northern Vermont, New Usms
shtfe rnl MA11e- 1->S
Baggage checked through.
ThE0n;-is Tickets for sale at tht s-Forna7 Haresa
os!ss la ths To,th 40 ! wsst sna 4 Is CoInpanTs
depot cot OF Like street, - '0
y. e.,.- RICE, Superintendent.
, 1861-01-28

95ts Hhds. n. @. SUGAR, in
cJD store, 1nndirg and fer sale By
REYNOLDS, ELF 4 CO.