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Mr, Wiley absent.
If this classification be accurate Bright will
be expelled. The yotes Of Messrs. McDougall,
Carlile, aud Rice, are, however, not certain,
but the probabilities are that their votes will
be cast as above. Doubt is felt as to two or
three Republicans classed among the yeas, but
re will not do them the possible INJUSTICE Of
publishing their names. Enough that we La
mcnt the fact that while Tennessee, Kentucky
and Missouri: are impatient to punish treason
in the person Of Senator, Pennsylvania, New
duced by the action Of their representatives
to the anomalous and shameful necessity Of
maintaining him.
, 1862-01-29


STATE OF ILLINOIS. Cook COrSTY-ss.
CIRCUIT CuCET or Co,6 CoCSIY,}
In CtE'7ceTI.
Eloseacc a.uoay vs I;ahecca l. Nahony, Ct. al.
Public 5o:ice Is l1rrtbv given that I. L. C. I'aue
F1ccr, Master i'll CEancery OF Cook County. Sreefat
Cul1n tEcncr appointed III the above entitled cat4c,
~ mike sale Gf tie Eeal E$.te hereinafter described.
#fl gu WEDNESDAY. February 18th, ISL II IL
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day se1 at ruhlic
ton to the highest bidder. at the north door Of the
Cont House Of re County Of Cook in the City Of Chi
payable fn eNna instahEenrs and txo years from
The date Of satl sale respectively wiz. interest Mt
per cent payable annually all Of The following parcel
OF land Part OF Lot tive o.. in Block thirty eight tS
in te UsclaI Town OF Chicago. described is Follows
:o-wir: Commencing Clark sreer ar point Fc the
west line of said 1ot twenty CIV feet from the north
Ee.t corner thereof. thence Ronth on Csrk street
twenty 0} feet thu nee east on line parallel with the
north line Of said lot, eighty ts feet. thence north
The east Line Of Eid lot tTenty 0 feet thence west
o9 linz parallel With the north line Of zatd LOT eighty
formation the sale g ss Aforesaid to be made of
signed to the purchaser who will be required
cute no!ts for the deferred payment with Deed of
I1us:, TO be executed hy the purchaser sail land.
10 secure the same For Information to the tile
4Id condition Of The property. reference /! Maio %
Hoyne, Miller Lewis, Solicitors of CoIip1ananr in
.sofe entitled cause. L. c. PAINE FREEE
Master in Chancery OF Cook County.
And Special Commissioner
Chicago. JaluarT 2Sth. 1852 ias ki14 I'll
, 1862-01-29

tOiA 3eHAlSOn at NOrKe
correspondent sends lis copy Of hand
ILL advertising all auction sale in Kansas, un-
der auspices somewhat noteworthy. Colonel
55ennissn, Of the Second Kansas regiment, is
the wcll-Anown Il Jaylawkcr,' and it may be
supposed that tho IL Government sale by order
Of General Hunter, is Of property ouce be-
longing TO the enemies If stle best Govern
1elt III The world
GOVERNMENT SALE.
There will be sold at Public Auction. on
Monday, January 29lh. 1862.
johnson County. Kansas
4 large number of
Mares. Cel1s- Mules Oxen, Cows, Wagons and
.Youn. Stock.
Terms, Cash.
The sale will commence on the a0th and continue
IEtil all the STOCK i sold.
G. Il. JE.,S1SoS,
l'ul tom'd's I'll Division Kansas Troops
Ey oTItr TT Ma jor General 11UNTER.
j. r. BAILEY, Auctionctr.
Il II is significant fact that as soon Il
our International troubles respecting the ar
rc=1 II Mason and SIdcu were spread abroad
in London, and the action Of the British Gov
crnmcnt was known, Il great meeting, Of
Christians of Ill denominations, was ut once
proposed to be held in Exeter Hall on the day
On w1ic, the message Of the British Govern
mont ic the Trent affair WAS expected to ar-
rive at lis destination, to invoke Divine guid-
;nce in tho deliberations Of tie two Govern
Etuts.
II James j. Langdon, editor Of tue Quin-
cy 1fMg and [. S. Surveyor Of Customs at
that Place, announces that in accordance with
IL. H..
destined for places in Missouri, or beyond,
must be inspected and scaled l,y him, and Il
permit given for its transportation. Hc will
also examine I'LL frcights going up or down
tie river from Quincy.
, 1862-01-29
THE LATEST NEWS
By TEL
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
CA1Ro, January Is, 1862.
Later reports from the Birds Point Expedi-
ton, brought in by 4 man from the Quarter
Master Department, say tlat Col. Wallace,
with force Of infantry, left Bertrand, yester-
day morning, for Sykeston, to cut of the re-
treat OF JEFF. Thompson, who was, ut last ac-
counts to the southwest Of Commerce, max
ing for Hunters farm, closely pursued BIZ
force from Cape Girardcau. Tie Birds Point
troops were, when heard from last, within
three miles Of Thompson, and had occupied
all the roads by which lie could escape, but
no fight had yet occurred.
If the report proves correct Thompson Is
hemmed in or surrounded, and must either
fight, surrender, or like Humphrey Marshall
"di=band and scatter in confusion
There has been considerable loss in horse
flesh, &c., sustained by the citizens living in
the vicinity Of Commerce, No., by recent raids
OF this Thompson and his rufians. 1t is hoped
that the report Of Lis being surrounded may
prove true, and that an end may be put to
leylcs and contributions forced from those
unfortunate citizens.
The gunboat Tyler went up the Mississippi
River, yesterday, as far as Goose Island, to
convey transports.
General Grant returned from ST. Louis this
morning.
The river still continues to rise slowly. The
weather is somewhat milder.
The Eth Iowa, Col. Wood, arrived here to-
day from Benton Barracks,
, 1862-01-29
!. ttll'cc wears:

Tie following table shows the receipts
u: lcas:ine articles since the 1st Of January
L. date ft,r three wears:
, 1862-01-29
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c. Il. SCR7TEIy, Adrt4:5sing dsenfr 63 Dear
6o7n-st, is Authorized to rscs're rsr.:ss7:euts for
this ozd all the Leading Papt75 Of tie Northeast
, 1862-01-29

e. a.; REW-AI2D.--I.OST-O
peyeN Saturday Srla1l black and tan Ter
Eef btch Se ilas Que car cut shorter than the Other
Any person returning tue satae 20 L r HAt;RiE'S
ianhak.S,1 st ~ ~ Ae"<N>-
, 1862-01-29

Massachusetts asd-Col. John Kurtz
y aith--Col. Thos. G. Stevenson.
8 o5th-Col. Edwin Upton.
's 2Ith-Cul. Horace e. Lee
Connecticut 10th-Col. Charles L. Russell,
SECOND EEIGADE-GES. Jesse /. RENO.
massachusetts, 21rt-Col. augustus Morse
Pennsylvania 5lst-Co1, John F. unrtrapft
New York 6ist-Col. Edward Ferrcro.
New Jersey 9.h--Col. Joseph W. Allen.
New Hampshire 6tf--Col Nelson Converse
THIRD BRIGADE-GES. JOHN u F1nEE.
Connecticut Sth-Col. Edward uar1aad
IS 11th-Col Il, II. G. kfngsbury.
New York 53d-Col- 1T Lionel d'Epinclil
Rhode Island 4th--Col- j. ?. Rodman
81 5th-Major j. Y. Wright Il bat J
New York sath-col- Harrison s. Faifchild.
AITIlLERF BATTALION.
Rhode leland Artillery, Major James Bclgcr,
commanding.
The naval portion Of the expedition was
divided into two commands: the transport
vesscls, Commodore Samuel F. Hazard; and
the guahoat feet, Commodore Goldshoro.
There was on board the vessels, forty five
guns which could be taken from ship to sl1o7e
equal to eight batteries; also, two seiss
trains. each Of four-eight inch mortars. Tht
equipment in guns, powder, shot, shcll, &c.
lacked nothing Of completeness that none,
and time might have added.
, 1862-01-29

The Burnside Expedition has for now
nearly three months been as familiar as house
hold words. 1t began to rendezvous at An
napolis immediately upon the departure of
Sherman and Dupont for Port Royal, and las
been creature Of slow growth and of many
vicissitu1es in fortune. Its land forces en-
brace about Il, 900 men, and there are nearly
as many mort in the naval portion, as sailors
and marines. The brigade organizations,
though often published, will be of interest in
connection with the news now received:
fIEsT BElGApE-GEN. JOIN G. Potter
, 1862-01-29

pERSON-AL.-The party who al
dressed: letter ia "W. y. H." 1t his Il ::r, 81
Monday 1iG!uin. viii ctnfeF great fayo- By h,in:
personal Interview. ital- H.I55t
, 1862-01-29

" ANTED-At the Tribune Job
- Rooms orders for Job rrtEt1, OF al Eit Il
which viii be executed short notce s. cle rates
and IN The best sE,&. q TIC art. - ID
, 1862-01-29

NANTED.-Infor wanted
FF Of FATEICE DRIsCOIL. Il native OF tie
pa5ish of skalls County Cork. Ireland. When LAST
4Gasd Of he lett Ne9 oEs With his family bound for
Illinois, or The Western States. Anything concerning
us Ehereaaons will be thankfully received By e
street. New York isAtEf1;-1r
, 1862-01-29

FOR SALE CIIEAP.-A First
4 class Saloon, with fixtures, tu.nlsu.e aud stock.
Inquire 1T 81 reAtbprn street iAo3a s5s4 :;f
, 1862-01-29

w ANTED-AP Partner with easl,
~ CAPITAL of $500 to $s.1u}, - Engage ID ,h,.
Touring EHsiness the line Of the h s i u. L r. r
iEe ~. IS nrary new, and has ye CT stone, a1d
1ne nest mill N Northern Indians Fer particulars
ia.9 kGI3St ~ ~ ~
, 1862-01-29

BOARD WANTED-.A Room
sulfa!He Tor two Young men. Oh Soit1 Side Will,
]. \. T., Tribune Office ia7aSSisfif
, 1862-01-29

TO PORK PACKERS and Others.
\ - am prepared 10 furnish rorS Boxes in any
quantity on tho sssortea: notice Also packing boxes
VI every Kind and qualify. JOHN J. GILMORE,
TO Eo3 G.5I iamSttSSj;
, 1862-01-29

w WANTED-A good Cook who is
willing 10 T ASH and Iron. One who can brip-
Eood recommendations may aHp!5 at No. p Michigan
avenue. ta.9 Ntt43t
, 1862-01-29

w 4 ANTED-Scseral Mechanics.
ss such as good Flaesssnit. JoIncrs, wa-o7
MAKERS = JOIN my Battery oi Ftying ARTILLERY. e
No North Clark street. j1:sf EsSf r.
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AN ACT TO suthorize the president of tbo Irritod
States in certain to take passession nj rail
Touu ana Telegraph lines and for other purposes
be enacted ny the senate and house of represent
atives of the United States of America in CONGRESS
assembled, That the president of the Iuited Stotos
when IN ms Judgment the public safety NAV reonirn
pe anu ne Is hereby authorized TO take possession
OF any or all the telegraph lines in the Inited Stotes
their Offices and apuTenances; to fake nossessj 90
any or az the railroad liues in the Unitod Statas
lleir Tolilng stock, their Offices shops bniidings
I'M -" uheir nppendages and appurtenances to pre-
scnDe rules and regulations for the hOiding nsinS
ana maintaining ofthe aforesaid telegram md raj
road INES and to extend, repair and comnlete The
same IN the manner most conducive 10 the ca Ce4v
%u interest OF we government; to place under mill
be0nging to the telegraph and railroad lines inns
laken possession of by the president so that they
snail De considered as post road and part of the
nlllaIy establishment OF the United STATES subject
to all the restrictions imposed by the rules and arti
Giles of war. ~ 49,
Sec @ And be it further enacted That .nv nj.
tempt by any party or parties whomsOeyer in any
STATE or district in which the laws of the United
states are opposed, or the execution thereoT Oh
sructed by insurgents and rebels against fhe Inind
states 100 powerful to be suppressed bv the ordina
y course OF judicial proceedings TO resist or inter
lere with the unresTained use by government ofthe
property described in the preceding section or anv
attempt to iniure or destroy the propertv ninTesei2
shall be punished as military offence by death orr
such other penalty IA q cOurt-martial may imnoee
Sec B. And be il further enacted, Thafthree com
nSsloners saI, De appointed by the president of the
United States, by and with the advice mud consent
OF me senate TO assess aud determine the dnmo0ps
suHeled, or the compensation to which nnv rnilrood
Or tcleRlaph company may be entitled by rpngon Of
ne rnlroad or telegraph line being seized and used
uhuer the authority conferred by this act and ther
award shall be submitted TO congress ior tLei
action. e'''e i'' lhSlF
Sec4 And be II further enacted. Tint tbe ,rons
poranon OF troops munitions of war eouip.
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eQlOrsslst; trlOag 1lurming, Alartb IA, 1852.

wooden eask said cask being bound with wooden and
iron hoops and marked fol.owS-E. BlOuqnire +. H.
y ~ Wesphala Burgundy Purt which, by Nrtue OF a
warrant issued The police of said Worcesterha
heen seized at said Worcester in certain brick bGdlng
there situate, the sOuthery side Of Mechanic street.
said city, said building being next to vacant lot said
lot being situated at the westerly end OF said building
said street said building being nearly opposite to the
Farmers Hotel called, said street and occupied by
SAID Joseph Hill and JamesL Leavens house,
on the twenv-eehth dav Of February, in the year
thousand eight hundred and siXty-two, the value of
which liquors herein described with the vessels contain
ing theu does in the opinion Ofsa Police Court exceed
tN enty dollars You hereby required and command
ed to appear before the justices OF the superior Court
next to he holden at Worcester. in said county Of Wor
cester on the second Monday Of Nav in the egh-
teen hundred and siXtto to to the complaint
against the said liquors and sells containing them and
for trial and TO show cause, il You have why the
said liquors and vessels containing them should not be
forfeited for being kept for sale bv the said Joseph s. Hill
and James l. Leavens in violation of the laws of this
commonwealth
Witness, William n Green, Esq Justice of said Police
Court al Worcester this first day Of March, iii the year
eighteen hundred and siXty-two
c. JILLS0N, Clerk.
Copy. Attest: EDWIN HAVEN,
Constable Of the City OF Worcester.
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[PUBLIC-No. 231
AN ACT making an appropriation for comnleino
Inc defences of Washington, and for other nur.
poses. -
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Renre.
sentativeS of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the sum of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars be and the same is hereby an
propilated, out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for completing the deinpces
o Washington: Provided. That all arrearages of
debts already incurred for the objects of this act
shali be mist paid out OF this sum: And provide d.
further, hat 10 part of the sum hereby apprOpria-
ted shall be expended in any work hereafter to be
commenced.
Seq. And be it further enacted, That the fifth
Secllon OF the act OF twenty eighth September eigl-
Teen hundred and fifty, providing for the discharge
from the service OF minors enlisted without the con
sent OF their parents or guardians be and the same
hereby is repealed: Provided. That hereafter no
person under HE age of eighteen shall be mustered
INTO the United States service, and the oath of en-
to his age 49,
Sec. g. And be it further enacted. That no yolup.
teers or militia from any state territory shall be
mustered INTO the service of the United States on
any terms or conditions confirming their service ia
the limits of said state territory or their ycini
lies, beyond the number of ten thousand in the
state OF Missouri and four thousand five hundred
IN the state OF Maryland, heretofore authorized bv
the president OF the United States or secretary Of
war, to be raised in said states
Sec. A. And be it further enacted That tbe eacond
Sectlon or the act of the tenth of April eighteen
hundred and six shall be and the same is hereby SO
amended as to read as follows:
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted That in time of
war or rebellion against the supreme authorities of
the United States, all persons who shall be found
lurking as spies or acting SUCH in or about the
loruncatlons encaInpments, posts quarters OF head
quarters of the armies of the United States or any
of them, within any part ofthe United States which
may have been may be declared to be in state of
lnsurection by proclamation of the president of the
United States, shall suffer death by sentence of
general court martial.
Sec D. And be it further enacted, That the fifty
NTH article OF the first section of ct of tenth Apri
eighteen hundred and six, chapter twenty, be and
the same is hereby amended to read as follows
"Artice Fifty-Five Whoever, belonging TO the
armies of the United States in foreign paris or at
any place within the United States or their terrific
res, during rebellion against the supreme authority
suffer death" e ~ ''''''
Approved February 10. 1862
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l0tortcstcr Sally Spr


Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hsn,p
hire via worcester q Nashua Railroad 500 ~, and
A FitcbbnrS Lancaster Beomnster West Boyiston Oak
dale Clinton, Lowell, ano Nashua, \. H., at 900
and 80 .. n. and due at 9lS a. and zee
princeton and East Princeton at $50 and is due st
Civ Of Boston 30 snd 500 n. 245 and 500 p ID.
and are due at SIS s.. m, $50 and 100 D.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern hdss1.
chusetts9O0 and 500 p. m and are due st ~
A. m. $50 and 100 D.
Rhods lsland-l Except towns on the Worcester ana
Providence Railroad $50 H., and $50 m and ate
WAY Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad 81
m and are due st $40 a. m.
NesteTn-(Al towns in Massachusetts West OF WGf
oester) SIS s. m, and arc due al p
Albat7 western New York and Western States & II
g. NJ, and 245 and are dGe at $3.50 ana 1888 p n
SprncdelaSl5 a M, and IS p M; and are due at 9 ri
A. NJ 9 30 and 10 IS p. n.
Hartford all Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties Sl5 a. H. and 45 p m and are dne
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad ami
New London and Windham County, Conn, l0.e0 a. III
yeyg YORK civ and southern States $50 a. m and at
IS ard 65p. IN; ana are due at l30 and at 80
Barr5 Barre Plains Petershan Paxton, Dana, North
Dana West Rutland. 9i5 IN, and are due al ! 'a
Holden Rutland. North Butland, Hubbardston Cold
brook ana Oakham. $50 m, ami arc due st SEQ m
Leicester. 945 and 40 M, and are due at Htl
q Niii6ury and west Mbury $50 a. m, and $50 p N
and arc due at 90 6 m, aud 65e p m,
Shrewsbury. BIS p m, ard is due 81 sUu a. m
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordaville $50
Framingham, South birmingham, Hopklnton, Ashland
Woodville Westbore. Northboro', Southboro' Coria
vile, and Grafton, 245 and are que at 10 s. M
Milford Mendon. HolstOn, Bolton. Berlin 800 a m
and 500 .. NJ: and are due at SIS ano " P M.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond Is cios4 i
at this office on Sunday at s 90 O'Clock P. NJ
Office hours from q. m, TO St0 p NJ SUNDAYS jrniH
l2l0to y 20. p. m J. N. EARLE P. Nj
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menus military property and stores, throughout tho
anu supervision of the secretary Of war and snch
agents as he may appoint and all rules regulations
sion are hereby annulled van ''''' Pi0'l-
pee; D. And be it further enacted That the COM
pehSaloh OF each of the commits toner's aforesaid
snal De eight dollars per day while in actual Ser
lce ana that the provisions of this act so far as
reiates TO the operating and using said railroads
th nu elegraphs, shall not be in force any Ionrer
lion. wv '"PPieSsleh Oh thls rebel
Approved. January n 1850
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years. continues to secure Patents Quilted States
also, in Great Brta n, France and other foreign conn
tries Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments and
all Papers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
terms. and with dispatch Researches into Amer
can and Foreign works to determine the validity u
ty OF Patents OF Inventions legal or other advice
the Claims Of ANN Pstsut me same Copies Of
Dollar, Assignments recorded at Washington
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents of ascerainng the patentabity of Inventions
which can be offered them elsewhere. III Testimonf-
ais below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESS
and his SUCCESS IS TIE BE ST PRO0F OF ADVAN.
IAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
aCIndant reason to telieve and prove that Mt no
other Office of the kind the charges for professional
rDer during the twenty years past has enabled him to
accumulate vast collection of specifications and Of
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
ehacai works and full accounts # patents granted in
question to offer superior facilities obtaining Pa
All necessity of journey TO Washington 70 nrccurs
patent and the usual delay there are here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
EIuy as one Of the NEST capable and
intercourse CHARLES MASON 'N '--'N' 'i
81 have hesitation in assuring Inventors that thew
gaol employ person more competent ana trast
form to secure for them ary and favorable consul
Grafton at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
~. Late Commissioner of Patents
MI H. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli-
cations on all but ONE of which patents have been grant
e. ana thai is P0U pending Such unmstakeable proof
OF great talent ON his part leads to recommend an
inventors to apply him to procure their patents as
thav may be sure of having the faithful attention
bestowed on and very reasonable charpes
JOHN TAGGARF
During eight months the subscriber in course OF his
large practice, made tice rejected applications
IEEN AFPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
III MS Tduor,b' the Commissioner OF Patents.
,,.... ~ = ,oo, H. EDDY.
Boston, Dec 2 1861. deodly dc
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Ffsage655ass9sE " Els EhN hAILROAD--
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Troy Hudson, and the West.
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy, Hudson and tlie
West. laccommodation) at 900 a, n. and 335 D. m.
New York Mail train 10 D. n.
tickets may be secured at the Ticket Offices to all tho
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Rd,troea C0nnections.-At Albany with the New Yoik
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