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/ !" Persons calling I
please say they aro 4
date Of LIST.
NJ TIE postage VIII I
Ter advertised.
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MERCHANTS SALE OF A FREE NE
y QkO MANLY ACT OF the General As
sembly, pas sed March seth, 1850, and In pnr-
suance of an order of the Hastings Court of
DAY, the 18Th day Of ] annary, 1899 that be-
ing Court day,l in front OF the City Hall, at
loA clock, A. M, to the highest bidder for
cash, q very likely free man, about twenty
las been convicted by said Court of Grand
Larceny, and ordered To be eoh In TO abso-
lutte slavery. TBOS. u. DUDLEY,
ia 10-tds Sergst City Of Richmond
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] q fAn AkatY MEDICAL BOARD, at
-, @aaastas. Va, Cor the amin stscn of Mesi
Sgu.cers taow Ia service and Of professional
'fp'eaais, nsi beee reorgan.nsd
'Ie t board consists OF Surgeons r. T.. Brodie
-; oasAaEd, and K. ]. BfecAinridgs.
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"tDLofBlAN NOTICE. The annual
h,, - eeung OF tbs Stockholders Of the Midlo.
E@Snc.'s. Mining compaay will 10 hsls On WED.
eaos The 10Th hat e. l2 O'Clock, a. the
hsn .ne company, on 9Th street, between
-. "s'y' JSO. @. STANAkD,
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By ALEX. MOTT, Aset'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTH.
II mo, SHOES, &c.-Will BE- sold at auc-
tion, at my store, THIS MORNING, a lot Of
Second Hand Furniture, Stoves, Try Goods.
Clothing, shoes, &C., Tobacco, Segars. Stone
aud Iron Ware. Watches, Hair Brushes, and
Fancy Goods.
ALEX. MOTT. Auct.,
jaA No. 18th a.reet.
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MIseELLANROus ITKMs.

uItUkLLANKUUb IIkABe
In New York on the 9th inst, Virginia SIS
sold at 4s3; Missouri 6's sold at ~; Tennessee
e's sold a, At; North CaSolina Cs sold at S9}.
In Baltimore on the sih inst, Northwestern
Virginia first mortgage bonds were bid for at
76S, ~ asked.
A movement is on foot in Maryland by the
Lincolnites to present Governor Hicks q
testimonial Of their regard and gratitude. .
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~ REDWOOD 4 KsAcH, IS Matn Street.

MIGHT SALE BY REDWOOD Il
IN KEACH, No. 81 m iia s.reet.-Ws will
sell At Auction THIS EVENING, att o clock,
Jewelry, Shoes. Clothing, Fancy Goods, and
many other desirable goods suited to the
season. REDWOOD l. KEACH.
LIZ
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By ALLEN G.. EtBANK, luetioueer.

CWEDES IRON AT AUCTION-Wiil be
- sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day of Jan
uary lee2, at the store CT Willtar, II. Oliver st 0
o'clock, twenty-five ;eas genuine Swedes IRON,
vary,ng fron to 10 inches in width.
This Is lot of genuine Swedes, having hepn
imported Direct to chr order, snd warranted . bs
Of superior quality.
VIM. II. OLIVER & co ,Nswberr, N. c.
Sale conducted by ALLEN G.. EUeAEK, Auc:.
is9-St%
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"IGH UONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue
jill of an order Of the Court Of Hastings for the
city of Richmond. made at the December term
1861 In the attachment case of Oscar Butcher VS..
T. r.. Smith. l win sell At public auction, on
MONDAY, tha l3th day Of January, 1862, at II
O'Clock. A. M, (tha. heng the first DAY of the
January terfa) Ia front of the City Hall, ons
Roane STALLION and SADDLE
TE2Ms-Nash.
GEO. A. FREEMAN, II. O. G. r.
p. S.-The above Horse and Sad ils can be
&c en- st Mr.. w deon's Stable on Brood street,
Ia lids q. A. f.. H. q. G. Z.
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THIS DAY.

BY THOS. ". KEESER, A4e,toner,
(Ofics corner OF 18th and Gary Gts.J
"ORGES Mules Cart and Harness, and Cow,
7 f,r sale at AU0IION.-Whl be solj, this
(nATUROAY) morn,ng. January l1th, commsne.
ing at 10 O'Clock at the Horse Auction Lot on
Council Chamber Hill.
Several saddle aud harness Horses,
2 or Mules,
/ mich Uow,
Cart, and 2 sets Harness.
IA ii THOS. W. KEBSEE. Auct.
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- two cents on sacn let
s. LIST.
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keyhoe rars
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Mathews mrs Fanny
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Oliver hrs Ann
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Perkins miss ADELAIDE
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ryne miss Edmond
Peters Nancy
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The stock OF cotton Ia port at Liverpool u
estimated at o56, 900 balss, Of which III, 900 are
Of American descriptions.
Lissypoo. BreoastHfs Market The BrAAdstu1ls
Market 10 generally quiet, with dsclintnG
tendency.
Markst q Arm ana steaay.
Lex1o asl6o1@v Aarket.-4Jonso1e elooo0 -
TAaTsday IS sot al2 for Monsy. bat declinsd
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II h. WYATT d CO.. oi t,aa,Iu.,., -
"a oeg 70 inforr. their friends eyervvhara ,ha'
ID ps a' hre which occurred in our civ ,aat righ
EN- 60 Immediate injury, either In their s,och
Va ba ms announcement due to OR frIeud5
Ceic large sn1ount Of property In our hands
- Hoc. liza, ieot do -l6--M
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az ~ HE'S, ATT ENTT0N.-Having COM
- f.s'.o iay contracts for GAME Of every
ls n,s ana ofSTF L : 81 the best quality.
Ii H. Jared to serye up, at short notice and
eeioc. style, from 6 O'Clock A. NJ to 10
na ca, -. "a every dellcacy that the mar
Gin Iha ao,d. oysters by the On art, gallon,
neh. fErniiies supplied.
ROR .kT REIh, gent,
AS. Aidah Hotel and Restaurant,
9th, near ttar street
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sKNAroRIAL ELECTION.
DErRoIr, Jan. Sin tho Michigan Legis-
lature, yesterday, J acob NJ. Ho ward was CHI o.
sen United States Senator for the unexpired
term OF the late Senator Bingham, ending
March I, 1862.
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CONGRESSIONAL PRocESDIH0A-eUsrEcTR DIS
LOYALTY OF THE Esw oRRaoH ssEAroR-AR.
vALLAxDIaHAx AND THR hAscS-sLID1LL AZ
FAIR.
WAssIEaroN, Januar y7.-Roth Houses o
Congress re- assem- tled yesterday. In the
Senate, the ere entails OF the new Senator
from Oregon, Mr.. Stark, were presented by
his colleague, but MT Fessenden moved that
the administrati on Of the oath be suspended,
and the creGen tials and certain pal ers In his
possession impeaching the 10y atty OF MIR.
stark be referred to the ] judiciary COMMITTEES.
After some discussion the papers were laid
On the table for the present.
The docum epts for the State department
relative to the Trent affair were recel 3ec, iind
made the special order for Thursday next.
AIR. Pomeroy and Mr.. Chandler presented
petitions for the EN- anci patton OF the slaves.
Mr. Chandler also presented pettuon In
favor Of an exchange OF prisoners 49,,
Mr.. Wilson, from the COMMITTEE on Will
tary Antirs, reported back the bill In rsgard
to the appointment OF suffers, with amend
menfs. Ordered to be- printed.
Dir. Hale oHsTsG a resolution that the Ma
val Comm be instructed TO inquire how
the practice prevailed In the Navy OF max
ing purch Asses through Other then reccK-
nizsd agents. and II any SUCH had been maze,
and whether larger prices were paid
Agreed tn.
Mr.. Hale also gave notice that he should
INTRODUCES . bill to furnish fluids on the
Hlr. Powell introduced bill to abolish thu
ffankipg privilege.
In the Hoses smsssags was recsivsd nom
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THE STEAMER BOHEMIAN AT HALL
FAX.

&C..
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II
FOR SALE, q ear the city.
o. se,t Wishing to purchase viii, leave or,.rs
hs-,s,' aoLkNEk 4 CLARK, near
+ .~..-----s--- Shockoe WnTsh onse.
III hssv. usD1A-sh,kfs .--4 IL. 70 ssocE al
ssiy so,- oadef-Shisu and Draw sss. soma ~
BALDWIN K WILIIANs.a.
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Published February 20, 1861. ]
CHAPTER Al,

AN ACT to prescribe the manner OF serving MOTTO
eS in certain cases.
The People Of the State of Hiseonsin, reprssentsd
an Senate and Assem6ty, do enact as JOitops:
SECTION |. Whenever the Bank Comptroller Of
this state is requ red by law to notify any banking
ASSOCIATION of any depreciation in the value Of tho
the securities transferred to the State Treasurer in
trust by such association, he shall cause written
or printed notice, containing statement Of such
depreciation, and the amount thereof, and aligned
by him. to be personally served upon some officer
Of such ssocaton, if to be found within this state;
and if no such officer can be found in this state.
then such service may be made at the office or
place Of business OF such association, upon any
person in charge thereof, If any such Office or place
OF business can be found in this state such service
to be made by a sheriff of some county OF this
state If such sheriff shall certify to tho Bank
Comptroller that no officer or place of busness OF
such banking association con, after due diligence,
be found in this state, the said Comptroller shall
file such certificate in his Office, and shall causes
copy of such notice to be published in the state
paper, at lea,t once in each week for four succes
sive weeks.
Sec. 2. Such publication shall be deemed and
taken to b. and shall be held by oil The courts Of
this state constitute sufficient notice to any
such banking association OF the facts therein Coz
tain ed and SGT forth, and shall authorize the Bank
Comptroller to proceed IN all respects as ne might
have done had such notice been personally served
upon the officer officers Of such banking nssoci'
ton. 80
Sec g. 1t is hereby made the duty Of any sheriff
in his state upon request of the Bank CompfrOll.
err to serve said notice in the manner provided for
in this act; in case of his inability, after due in.
auiry, to find any perAon on whom to serve it, to
certify that fact, his official signsture, to tho
said Bank Comptroller. He shall be entitled to
receive the seme fees for his services fixed
by law for the service of a summons in personal
actions. The state paper shall be entitled 10 receive
the same fees that arc now allowed by law for
publishing legal notices, for publishing the said
notice.
Sec d. This act shall be in force from and after
it's publication
Approved February 20, 1862.
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fy- The high rates Of duties begin tell upon
the receipts at the New York Custom House
which are said to he quite as large as in the most
prosperous times, ranging from 300, 900 to
$3.50, 0OO daily, during the present year. The
articles imported are mainly necessaries; sugar.
coffee and tea, for instance-and immense guam
titles are placed in bond also, because Of the
large amount to be paid before the owners can
obtain possession. Blankets, woolens, and q
few cottons arrive but the latter i'll small qusn'
titles.
The exports of domestic produce from New
York in January, 1862 were not so large rs IN
some of The preceding months, but much lsrger
han In the corresponding month Of 81 or 80
The shipments throughout 81 were so much be-
yond all precedent that we cannot expect to gain
upon them In wheat, oats and peas. there 10
falling of from last year; but In fonr' meal
and corn, handsome gain.
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The Old Home.

When long for sainted memories,
Like angel troops they come,
If fold my arms to ponder
On the old, old home.
The heart has many passages
Through which the feelings roam,
But its middle way is sacred
To the old, old home.
Where infancy was sheltered,
Like rosebuds, from the blast:
Where boyhoods brief elysium
In joyousness was passed.
10 that sweet spot forever,
As to some followed dome,
LIES pilgrim bends his vision
IT'S his old, old home.
A father sat, bow proudly,
By that hearthstone's rays,
And told his children stories
OF his early manhood's days;
And one soft eye was beaning,
From child to child t would roam
Thus mother counts her treasures
In the old, old home.
The birth day gifts and festivals,
The blended yesper hymn
Zone dear one Who was swelling il
Is with the seraphim)
The good nights" at bed time,
How quiet sleep would come,
And hold us all together,
In the old, old home.
Like wreath of scented flowers,
Close intertwined each heart
But time and change in concert
Have blown the wreath apart,
But sainted memories,
Like angels ever come,
If / fold my arms and ponder
On the old, old home.
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F." shall w. Know each osher race,

When we hear the music ringing
Through the bright celestial dome
When sweet angel voices siaging,
Gladly bid u welcome home
To the land OF ancient stoty,
Where the spirit knows ~. care,
In that land nf light and glory
Shall we know each other Iherei"
When the holy angels meet US,
Az we GO to join their band,
Shall we know the friends who greet us,
In the glorious spirit land
Shal! we see the dark eyes shining
On us as in days o! yoref
Shall we feel their dear arms twinjng
FoRdly round US AZ before7
Yes, my esrth-worn soul rejoices,
And my weary heart grows light.
For the thrilling angel voices
And the angel faces bright,
That shall welcome us in heavep,
Are the loved OF long ago
And to them tbs kindly gwen
Thus their mortal friends to know.
O! We weary ones and lost ones.
Drop not faint not by the way;
Ye shall join the loved ard lost ones
In the land of perfect day.
Harp strings, touched by angel fingers,
Murmur in my raptured ear;
Ever more their sweet tone fingers,
We shall know each other there
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KENOsHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY MARCH g. 1862.

give up her rowing life which she was so strong
ly attached. She made it rule, however, to
visit Egberton Hall once year, and the earl
gave strict injunctions to all of his tenants thai
neither she nor her followers should ever be
molested.
Many years have elapsed since the events
here recorded but in remembrance Of the ser
vices rendered by the gypsy queen, any mem
Der of that wandering tribe who visits the
eighborhood has always hospitabe recep
ton from the descendants of the Rose of Glen
Valley.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Change of Tine.
Ia "a e -: -. go ....s..:

In - f1F Ess ysEssE ;;sszzszsgZ -
On after Sunday, November Sd 1861, trans will
the Great Central Depot foot of lake and South
Water sTreers, follows:
THROUGH EXPRESS, daily Except Sundays at $3.50
Nj, arriving at Ca iro at 4:30 NJ
This train Tor PEORIA Alton, ST. Louis Mem
phis New Orleans and Mobile.
ACCOMMODATIONS every ay) At 4:O0 P. NJ. for Cairo
and way stations, wing at Cairo $40 P. NJ
the next day.
This train on saturdays Will run only 10 Urbana.
Trains arrive at Chicago at ll;Oo A. M and $3.50 P NJ
~ For tickets d information apply at the Office in
the Great Central Depot.
W. R. ARTHUR, GeplSupt.
W. P. JoBHsos Gem Passenger Agent 2Stf
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r Avs OF WIsco NsIN.
Published February 30, 1862.
CHAPTER 30.
Q + Fl CT A l..

AN ACT to repeal section nine Of Chapter thirteen
of ltheI General Laws of [the] Extra Session Of
eighteen hundred and sixty one. entitled "AH
Act TO provide for borrowing money to repel in
vasen, suppress instruction, and defend the
State in time Of War"
The People of tue State Of WI<cOnsin repressHted
ia Senate and Assembly, do enact as tollOUS;
SECTION l. Section nine Of Chapter thirteen of
the general laws OF the extra session Of eighteen
hundred and sixty.ons entitled IAN Act to provide
for borrowing money to repel invasion, suppress
instruction ard defend the State in time Of war"
is hereby repealed.
Sec 2 All claims and demands against the State
for expenses and disbursements authorized by any
law OF this state, and which, by the laws Of tbs
state are payable out of the loan and tho fund
thoriEed and created by the act of which this 10
amendatory, denOminated the war fund, shail be
presented within one year from the time the saus
shall accrue and all such claims and demands 40
are not presented for payment within year from
the time the shall have accrued shall be con-
sidered as donated to the state.
Sec. 3. This act shall tako effect from and after
its passage and publication.
Approved February IL 1862
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Published February "a, 1861
CHAPTEK IA

AN ACT to amend section oho of chapter 60 lof
thel Revised Statutes, being nh act entitled OF
Bills % EXCHANGE aud Promisory lPronissoryl
Notes.
The People Of the State of Wiscomsin, represented
IN Se.ate and A'sembiy, do enact az foiiowS:
hEcTIoN |. Section one Of chapter sixty of tho
Revised Statutes, shall read as follows: "All notes
in writing made and signed by any person, where.
by he shall promise to pay to any other person or
order, or unto the bearer, any sum of money there
in mentioned, shall DO due and payable M therein
expressed, and shall have tho effect and shall
be negotiable in like manner as inland bills of
change, according 10 tho customs Of merchants"
Approved February l9, 1862.
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MICHIGAN CEN TRAIL AND
NA GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAYS
winter Arrangements.
Trains eave the Great Certrai Depot, foot of Lake
Street, Chicago:
o 90 4 NJ Lightning Express (Sur days excepted) ar
rive a. Detroit 500 P. NJ Suspension Bri ige
SEQ NJ, Albany p P. ~; New York $50
P ~; Boston 2.2O ght
80 P N.New York and BE stOn Express, Except Sat
urday) arrive at Detroit $40 A Sus
pension Bridge of Buffalo 400 P. NJ. Albany
220A. NJ; New York 30 AN. Boston noon.
90 A. M--Cncinnat Express, Except SHnday) through
TO Cincinnati in ) hours
so P ~ Cir cinnat Louisville Express, Except
Saturday, through to Cincinnati in IA hours
Louisville in is hours
sy-Patenl Sleeping Cars on all night trains:
Arrive in Chicago. day Express, II p. NJ. Night eX
press 10. IS A Nj; 20 a. NJ. and II 2. M-Cnclnnat
Express.
Baggage checke through.
Through tickets sale the principal Railroad of
fees in the North and Wes., and the Companys Of
fee Lake and Dearborn Streets and atthe depot
foo. ofLase Street (40tD
J. Q. A. BEAN, General Wes'rn Passenger Agn't.
Ii. L. SARGENT, GGnr'l Agnt. N. RICE. Sups.
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CROTskNBURGII HOUSE

a. ~. q az d = y g gs e &c & "a
CORNER OF MARKET STREET G. MAIDEN LANE
KINOSRA WI .CONsIN.
Boarding by the Day week, and roomy and commo-
dOus Stabling.
~ Passengers and Baggage carried to and from
Cars free k5A 1yn3Sv21