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, 1860-12-19
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,


TrEGpAT, EVENING, Dec. IS, 1860.
ERElGHTS-F1our TO New York, $1.3o; to Bos-
ion. slIo; to Philadelphia and Baltimore. $1.a0.
Provisions to New York, &c; TO Boston, 'oc; to
FLouR-Reeeiyed, a191 brls. Market firm.
Sales were :-4Do bhls Centre Spring extra at
III bills .sKadicnt ii $4:o5 del; soo bbis good
Spring extra at 400 del 100 bills do at s. 95 dcl
2obbls Dc at $3.50 del: 100 bhls fair oxtEa at $3.50
del rs bulls do ut SAFE del; 200 bbls York Red
1lTCKWiIEAT FLorR-1soo ns Mt $3.50 per
~ %llEAr-neccived, III ,ssesb bu. Market advanced
ese2Kc. Salc1 werc:-l0,0o0 bu Northwestern
stoFc; s00o bn DO at 57He Il store; 2oo0 hu DO It
lsofc: 1900 In do ii 7351c in store 1000 bu do
ut &c in store: 5000 bu do at 7i4c in store; 1000
s'u do at 74Nc IN store:
inactive. Sales ,rcfe:-looo bn Mixed At asHc in
oATs-neeeived, s54c bu. 800 bn No i in bulk
KYE.-Reccived, 1ao bu. Market quiet. Sale.
were: 40 bags M ] at 45c on track.
BARLEY.-Hccciyed- 1850 bu. Market quiet.
Sales were:11U0 bu prime at 1oc del; 100 bu do
sEEDs-s7 bag. Timothy Seed at $40.
HlG}lW1NESI2nIct. l5O bbis cityl5c.
tfs'i25 btEsEp Ho5sHsssiEs5, Ss a. it, Market dull
i logs averaging s1o 1s
b Hu0 - .......-.....+..-. G.G+i
Is 81 al} over 80 ~ ...........-...... t.T5
s - Averaging 25O :" ........-..... e.
Is ~ Il 4 *ss;E' s ss:s7 ind ss' dividing Oil
20 Hogs at $537x and ess5 dividing on 100 1bs
~ ~. At S 3 aud $3.50 dividing on 40 ns.
CIT MEATs-1U0 boxes Long aliddles at 8kc.
delivered In New yo1k-payablc there.
MESS P0RK-a00 bbls Mess Pork ut $14.9o; 100
Bills do At Sl4.50
LARD-Sominal at 9s+c.
TALLOM-Firm .s:.2sc-
lIIDES-Du1E ah.3 sl1Ec lower. We quote !:
Green. 4@4Kc; Green Saltcd, b@5Hc; Dry
Fliut. 11NG1l1c-
NCTTEK-choice Dairy, 14115c; Firkin, IL
1l3c.
E1GS-Frcsh. 14GD1s4c per dox.
IOCLTiiY-DrcsEcd Chickens, 81 .0011.S0 per
doz: Turkeys 6Q7c per b.
LIVE HoGs-Eeeeiyed, a,o79. Market vesy
firm Sales were:
, 1860-12-19

\STE{,'S SAFE St,ta of hi.

-K.FI I.Ik y AF-kIAIA4-A3IsItE Ut 1III~
=! 4 no!t, County, OF Cna::. = Ssurrt!er t'ourt Of
thNasr.-In t1snr"r: '"htss tnt. nssy -. Amos
OirtT: Henry far~ra an's Arc, usuLs q. WaEatr
!nhc nn;rr t. he'rI. .s-cn ..at n Iur-uane. Of =
The teth dag NJ ts-r:,3,,r. L. b. ls: il ira sent ~
Mnsser Il. th.nccEy "f s.kt u7rros Curt h,ea:o
VIII tn ths lth day nf .1auary. \. u. lsi. At TIN
u lhs co::t ite'lst II tir NY ~ u ica,p II sast
bteT tr '.h al .:, II III; tue -: .ctc,t 81 thu
.a,n An.* ~. vs nnd !.e5sss an',ur y AID TO 81
-! cffn:a lot F!rctsr Fars'rt II tAH t1,atr III tho
tn%mh! Ls'i- IL tA' tv1ht* q: ..,s. and :tatc NJ
si!nn'A nHd bounded A. I'li,,ws. rt.:-u=ll.nn. As
1uhn,n; t.ienr. stnth eighty tso> nd tIctce
sWehty.sonr t:'' Er.i'. cr north eighty ,s sotis,
..n. l"t:. rtrtan-u.r lot III ero'so l:ty ~; BY
twentytrE - rol* nqaars. r..nta1nr. eve tl.l
eEh' ~ rn- ~ t!* T'trt PRINCIPAL M-.: sp. ,aHe,
t.ir,r vita y! and singular tie a:,ur:ralrs~ and
taihs IN INC ball a'r;. aai eEertoEs ni whatever
, 1860-12-19

ST. LoE1s.-TEc Uc1aoeFa1 q yesterday reports:
AL extraordinary scarcity q sight exchange ol
.c cc,s,E,ity 10 obtain 1t ut any prize with t1t
1ulls have III circulation With gold It csn ';e
ob:.ii, cd Eew York at y; per nctt. premium.
less III roni.d hts. Tut god H. impossible 10 b.
had :s s.i:h II lcr t.nt. premium being paid ftr
1t To-day IN 111si:a:e !G,!dt thn full range offered
being and 10 per ccnt. Silver is Hlso worth ant
gpcr c,nt 1,-elE. The an:ninnl ra1c fur eight
1Scw York l. per .>n; preln in b1nlnbie fund.-.
though - End c.va IS 1tr cent prem. wAs had On
OF cour: it .u-; Er1n ilosc who are forced t0 pay
euch rates as the a:,ose. Illinois and Wisconsin
ca1ca:s was ii about ~ dfe. buying, and 4 aud
Iii t:4tx1 Il lflH1E 1.lnt1 .fala
, 1860-12-19
1l2aanteD.
,D0r Sale.

FOR SALE-Sleighs and Cutters
- # iii prlces from 80 to s1ao, Double or Sit c1a
eeat for one to two hor@ trimmed o. wit,o,7t T. I'M
n1in4a, t1ay hG seen at SHELTON FUTILE > East
tn6son- Or address II, B. HILL Chicago. Ill
no91d3. .4lnl
, 1860-12-19

L0an=. Deposits. Specie.
\. York Dcc- s1s .sl4 a $s?lsl, ,167 sls SEC
DoEtou. Dec, H.. Gl,S7U.G55 l711E.1s8 3b3a CT
= ill IL Ds:.1n. 2:.0|75s7, 15.ls33l7 3,557Od.
=. triu Dec $. .u2it.5Sf lJ,5o7,4u6 ll,GiS3 }
, 1860-12-19

Es'RCSTEES S.tI.E.-PuIIic Nh
= tc. hereby E!rca ia: T. l.. t. ps!np F,-rr tt.
ir:.e = t'rci CT Fr1ss. eEr-utrd hy turat T. Mrc
~! a. fhte1 December nh. !Sa a-t 5ecprrti in ~.
n:sr nl str E:cor,te- IT lFoGncs County Inoi. IN
l"k :! ot Eer.:t IL =. ~ T by uf dcI,u.t in
ne rag:lehE OF f1e nnfeS serEtl IN .13i f.erf NJ
,'r ap:Hrat "a q r. t.s.1 hlrs th.r:o; te,l It rh
.ln,r Of ts- oa.t .se In Il. (itT II Cstsa.. n ~,
~ [ine ~ "e fnsssm5rr u ~. TN or"cl: Il, t!ss
eight tss II Book No. sx tt,. Ia .1:arnad Art,,I
sLat: Of Illinois," ~ AAS'4eo.'.
, 1860-12-19

Rates o: interest range MI The way from to 81
cr.:t mouth Good paper IL oAta.uable at 1x(]:
3r~.:.
New ytrk exchange was easier on Saturday. ant.
hasiEg rates. were In botue loNcs, hut 3auh-
EN- checks remained III ~ prlrl. Dne houEc did
net hIy ct over :; but othrTr paid J.. The one.:
ins+ +oi um:'.Siy111 checks were on the iuctearr.
kcrpa wiae Elur-in between buying and seliir:.
rates. Philadelphia va, steady at Il dis buying.
than on F1ia.y, nnd We srotc accordingly. GoA!
was ii Moderate supply III 155S@.. prcla. New Ur-
leans sici, htiuy &carrc. what little Nns TO be hail
oa Saturday t.oEslt prem. Dealers wonll MOI
pay n.tg par
Il.:So.= asd Wisconsin currency is quoted at /,
= cent discount Iowa and Missouri at 10@ls
, 1860-12-19


1IOETG.l.;l;t.'s - .t:.--N i,cre-
hth of te,E Of tnrag.,. nntI st..c II i'...ii dd
exs.rte M. tleaisert =, ta nde:s;:nesl reir eertsa
t. ~; III, sea: = ee;isa ,s
r.ot..":s @ n,te nf w., dase sa:rest. sis.n IS
l,o:',;: t;;.a,S .s ST IL; a.s isto
Siin: inst tire it!eFcsf tlleFrn uh lniI vt tho
s. st. :, q . re- stnt ,t ;s r . Nv + p*,e.
o. he .cc7na .v Of janaaryn inis aac'. Il every
yr,s wh!sh sai 1aorgs<e = rr,or.v III tho ecoricr1
Nort.a:r as ra':" 50" ani ~htr:'. irt,1t has been
made u, " r.y"en. Of the y :s,'r.t "!ner das
i sa s'" ts II ,eessa s eay e;
Som ana nh, m :'na nn,;s rn2si ,,,,
1sns; e. s,;s = Hsrf n, s;'ss IA
~ rtastt. .xsaTsa t,sS:6: i 81 s'sS! NV a Ss: u.
.:f,a!,,s ;as r r 2r rs: n, 5i:t s.
si,,Trttcnsl Day Of peetmhrs j. i III =. eleven
q IS s. &C. ,s!' si:ass # lse
II Thss nss ".rc.if ssS ks:-n and describe,
a. ans n'Sr o. IL bioc .crc.trrp ~. IN Tie fractional
rs ''a fSs - svsns " Ssas' s o7 b;
a"os:s: s ss s!., r.. az S: e ssy Z
':'vs-sats as:sea 5az S,S::s %S!;;!I5 S;s:s,.
~ sfo1c .sic a:t,5ns, !: 80,
.a.i .s.PtS n,' ~ of Jaaas:y / ~ . +: ~: hour
4SsEss EstSss S:: z Srst's
STATE OF IiLINOIS, County Of
~, -, Cq"k SIcrcnit Court Of toos County. Feb.
tGs,i ts i|ss'Sp ;;;9S:,,,a ;s
NeNs Eiley-oa. knud III, j. H. .1..n kiIrytop, E7ek
isiusan li;.: o. .astts IN t.ln ryn.-+oa, chFi.ti
haytn hss1: -: Mar M. E'rs dxt:xeat: abos n.nr
cu:i Coast "s Took co.rity. .,t.r. i. hereby Syea
6i M ar s'1 s.rss ,f,f t,s ad e;i.lat ed ~
thereof on ue thirteenth day ri r.bGs, Sf aaI
Iaas sa1n.oE t:t :rup.n fsurI uut ii s,hI Court
~ ~ raid .r:Gt iants :rturEablc thu tiI Mon
Eow nsscas 5nu. th sas1 tl- ts,:S hall r+rsoo-
any o. and :22css beire tal .!rn. cunv: 81 COOK
nossaay I. e. M as February. @ ~ p.aa a>were Or dsnur
aed e natrr: ai tnss I'll ssto ~ - M ,:atua :an'
a ~ oc taSsn =. cnntc>ss and A.rr. entered against
''e according to sac DFa;sE sE,,.41s r sa:A ltl.
GEO: L. 1xaAs1 compf:; ..f Il eE1'sn EST e;s Ss;s
IA ASTER'S S4ALE.-state Of lIl;-
County nGI,. o"k COUNTY ss:ttcuit conrt co"i<
hsrn ans John Gra Tas!ic nos /, h. :r1hy eTass sssa
ti.fe ~ pursuance OF scrr oert-r, 4 III thr abEo en-
Iase tsecr. Master Ii f:.ac:ry 3f s.at t",:r w
s ti. 1ons ~ eI ssrl.c os:ts meridian tncon, On ts
e eoa15 e lIosss Z -; y .',r ~ =; or
ohest bidder bdnys cf sSs, II k5i
Z ae'e: 10 *tss g =, ae ji &
o%rt ouF IT, u she town < cazo 10 ths
i (. IL. IiSS ss4ss aIstsat ~ r.
1a1ttaSs loo The prtri.-9 ab-,st i. .rsln+.l 's'-
l. z. F-tlSf: FHEEE
, 1860-12-19
THE FIRST CIIICAG {
drt-Uni0n Distribution
FINE ART II THE VEST,

And will comprise for It's ast Annual Catalogue tho
following WORKS IN rssntinS and sculpture contributed
They arc to he drawn for In tbs IaaInef Of N Ar
UnIon on or about TIC
, 1860-12-19

DASK sT.TEsrST.-Tlc movement Of the harl.s
l.: the four principal <i:ics Of tic nEion in w!,ic
weekly reports are made. shown by their LAT.
Gtirlr.,i. Il :, f,1ip,&s.
, 1860-12-19

First Of January Eext,
AT MEk. IIEsLER'S GALLERY.
NO. lt3 LAKE STREET,
Where they with others not to be rawn tor> viii he
exhibited from the Stu uf December till tue day Of tho
Drawing. from O'Clock 4. u, Till l1Ft 4.
Admission. es cents. except to purchasers Of the Art
Distribution Tickets, who ill be admitted
, 1860-12-19

E1natn p dsrts. the general partner III tha
Saoeas I'D trade apeetned herein being duly .xoEa
- tontfihaesa tn xoods Aol insrchsndx. ut enc;
t1ue aad n cash N hand Asapecinedln tae certnc,o
ehe sun of ten thousand dol1azs tho common stef
End taat the haA beeu actually and n eat
contributed aau applied to the saue: an,, III ~
Certificate ~ - 1 u'HSiisr@1iaZ
s*gIa % a1d sEhser5ed before me-, ihts 15ts ',s
December. 4. d. Leo nESf r III 19IaJ OF
c-B FARwEL1, Clerk, NeasX as3s1eic. 1E1eic.
, 1860-12-19

would be kept. He did not believe the remedy
lay IN new provisions, but in prompt and
taithtul fit Sas execution ~ Of things already in
thing all over. He had no doubt bis STATE
would render any thing Just and fair He
would not pledge Tor his people, He
thought they had given the pledge Of fidelity
and would give 1t still He thought the cc,i-
tlcman too prone to throw the blame on The
Republican party and make that the pack
they would be under the ban where be had
been 70 publicly disfranchised as to be uuwo,-
thy 10 be On the committees. lie supposed
his speech would be called indamIng, but the
question would not be settled here, but would
be settled by the voice Of public opinion Of all
when Webster said If delivered to the Empe-
Tor Of Russia he should stand at the bar 10
plead like 4 criminal before public opinion.
We are making history, but let the future tc
what 1t may. he had no fear but the righteous
Judgment Of public opinion, which would be
mi.htier than fleets and armies.
be printed.
Mr. johnson Of Tennessee suggested that
the resolution Of Nj. Powell for tie commit
tee of thirteen be adopted, that they might 70
work too make m effort to savc the country.
Ar. Powell's resolution was adopted, and the
President authorized to form the committee.
-AAs ~tAAAEAACA ANoD1utlNu WIS fC1E11EQ TO
the committee. .
Mr.. johnson Of Tennessee referred to bis
resolutions and argued in favor Of different
mode Of electlng the President, but he should
not now discuss tho resolutions. lie thought
it dcyolved on every man to come forward and
make an effort to save the country. He did
not differ much from his Southern friends. ex-
cept as to the mode Of redress. He was op-
posed to secession, and would fight for tic
rights Of the South In the Union and upon
the battlements Of tho Constitution He was
d compromising man, or a conservative man,
right. He should act on the basis of the reso-
lntion passed By largo body Of the people Of
Tennessee Many believed that \ State had
the right to scrcde, and the belief WAS based
on the resolutions Of 11oS- Let us examine
thcec resolutions:
Ar. johnson here read from letters Of Mr.
Madison 10 show that the Government was
formed as sacred compact; that State has
no right to secede, and that the only wxy for
her to 20 out Of tho Union is BY revolution.
, 1860-12-19

MAZE Vi ILLINOIS, COOK
= County SS Be !: known that William D. He,,t,
q y: r.t5 fIhlcago md State Of Ui1Oi+ anH ai.tS
afd nf re city Of 1oush espsie. att statc of NJ;
1era A. hereby desire and z.ce to form cfn .r+n.r
.h1o I1sF he law. e1 sle Sag Of ii"ost. enuted
!I1iltsni ftn+rshtp rasstd the twenty t,tff Frhrn
r. \ - .e:ht:sn hrpa1si .nI forty seven. and 10
fi:sECIhs zane una"r which the partnership |. n
EvH tuSses 1aau ee ne pane Of William D. Nafris~
shall bo Wholesale Joobn IFr@ husaess n IL n:n. and
varieties, 1SindinT oils, fat1ts. dc. ~ o'1~@
psrnsa oMsm sos l;.o A17t. atots.a. IL the xeae.s,
e. eas sss ~ s,ts . q Gso sy Of CT
o. tSe ~ % aan state New YosF
x.anrrsal5 bae sMa Al.oa Want. special rartaer
Eeods ana nerehandlze, belonging to tSa In i'm ~
4htsaa anI IN cS-i. she lut all mi INN ~ r
af* u; tae sail os and cschsdito be-
n,s,rs .,.' 70 e3-psstaersAp Aforesaid shall eom-
aE4 oc IN force. the fifteen III sfrr ~ So1-
be-, eighteen hundred and f1tv ~, % neeetn-
stysy-:ne. "s"teeA aaauFed and
u IS ,r hfseof 70 ss H and w.n hav,
sTen l. D. eighteen hundred aad sssty. Gay Of
tazALf y, p HARRIS,
, 1860-12-19

STA'TG OF ILLINOIS, COOK
County. 8 &-surs rtor Court OF Ct,csrn .1,rr.r-
IssE1 D. ISL. Susan u Isego Va Jamca Trrsos i,
AAt:r.it Of tae non n.e&idcnee of .rare. Trr.o H.,
seraat a5nvc ii1cd. hay!: been 1ied II the ;cr n
h,r:s,y iye % =. 80 Jam~. T:cso t:at tie con-,
a!Nnaat ..ed ne! bill "f complaint sail f.urt On
,,rr G ~ a"d :Gass rHmnen. ,hef:psa .s,ned ons II
nr't tf".ds? =: Ja7uarv NEXT iN 4. /, v iaw rn U Nv
81 Nnr nnIcss You. the .ai 1a,e. T.c.o HAL Sc :
chsa:o q coox County. thr nrsl dsy 1t t,s ners
tffm &c 70 PC hot!+n st Chic .go ii sail counts
f5qsns fs .a :, "a ~ s,td hri co:isin,
ont It. ed Will be tskea conf s~e.i sni drr1..e
hut. ~ T. 4 E-IsfuEHs1' S,f uEs1'feEG Gt .sn
JSo. LYLE k1so. Co,upTts' So1.r .;c1s.stH ~ e.
, 1860-12-19

T I. & Z. ", EDWARDS. At,,,,ts
- for the american watr. Conrapr. w.::ha,,
~ xx.p E.lnat.nsy IN ia.1 c'"at <u;lv 1t III
Lick tt-cc., LAE:.aou Elocl III. s.,.;.y,,..e w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

al the people, whether residing in or
travelling through any State the full ben
eft Of that part fthe Constitution which
secures them against unreasonable
searches and seizures in the absence Of
probable cause"
This is what we want now. Let us
have security for the lives and property
oil citizens obliged 70 travel IN the South.
Alterward Il will be time to talk Of
concession and compromise. First, Of
all, now-justico and equality for white
men before the Union. No more burn
ings Of men and hangings Of women by
mobs-nO more interruption and insult
to Northern citizens by vigilance COM
mitteos. People should learn that a
Union in which these things exist is not
worth having---that is a state of anarchy
10 which bloody revolution would be
peace and prosperity.
Good for John Hutchinsi the man
who remembers that the North is not a
province dependent on the South-that n
Union u,b;eh s..aa..- uvthing IL nothing
that panic disaster and fnantial ruin
are better thau base and servile submis-
sion to wrong-that human nature is n
noblcr thing, and more to be regarded
than trade.
| Good you speak for us all when You
"speak for yourself, John. Slate Jour
nal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Neither the House Committee Of Thirty
three, nor The Senate Committee Of
Thirteen have os yet arrived at any dcfn'
80 sstiea. Il is said tl,at the matlcr,touch'
irg the rcrditon Of RgtNc slaves could
DC adjusted satisfactorily 10 sll potties,b but
thui they difrcr radically ard irrcconcila.
''y-a the rerritorisl question. The
South dem ~ -, amendment 70 the Con.
rtitution, giving thcm tho sxpross right
70 take their slaves into the Terfitoric.
and holdthcm a. such, THIS the Rgpub-
licsns can never yiclda They aand
square on the Chicago Platform nnd
therc,we hope, they will continue 4
stand, as uppu a rock. When the soutl
make rcpOratien Tor past wrongs op'
show disposition to carr - thei'
constitutional stsaUuonf-when they
ee--- ssHeiiHg, teTring, and feothering
hsnginr and burning Nsrtprn either g
for in-so expression ofopinion, Il viii
be time enough TO talk Of oonoilistior
and compromise unil then, let Repub.
licans stand firm and turn neither to the
right hand nor 10 the len.
Cri,tendcn's propositions have al been
votv'i down in the Senate Committee ,th,
ultra SOuthorners voting against them
senator Toombs, after going into the
Committee with no intention whatever
OF sbidirg its acton 'sisg'uPns, to his
constituents that the day Of compromise
is past bnd that Georgia must now look
cut for hor self
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN.
l. continually In peril " she Is mad enough 10 ne.
glcct mareat those sexual iHerulantius 10 which
tWothfds other sea more Or less subject.
pf, Cheesomaht Pills, prepared ifomthe same Tor.
mula which ihe Inventor Cornelius l., Choosomah, M.
D.. Of New York, has for twonty yoars nsod success
fully In an extended private pFaotcs-immediatoly ~
roiovs without pain, a dllnrancos OF the periodical
difchaTge, whether anSing om relaxation oFsuppTcs
sion They act Ike rharm 10 removing he pains
that aecompanY dllculi or immodefatc mrnftruaiion.
aud the only iae and reliable remedy foI Flushcs
Sick Headache, Pains ia the I.nint, Back aud sides
Papitauon OF the Hear, Ncrout uemara Hyttsrics
Spasms, Broken sleep aud other unpleasant aud
dangerous effects Of an unnatural condition Of the sex
nal nnctons. Ia the worst ousea Of Flour Albus OF
Whites, they effect a speedy cure.
| TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
/ Dr, Cheescmaus Pills are offered ss tho only taf,
means ofreuewiug Intercepted mensiTuauoH, bat
LADIES MUST BEAR ~ MIND
There Is condition ofthe female system in whicl
the rls eannothe taken Wlihou producing pcculia
fesuh, The condition referred % u PfegnHncy--he n
suit, Miscarriage, Such The irfcsstahe tendency O
the medicine 20 restore the sexual uuctions % nor
mai condiuon, that even the tepfoducuvs power Of
'ture oNuuot resist it.
Explicit dusouonf, stating when, and when the
should not Dc Used, with each Bcn-tlo price eael
| RoN containinr from fOt so Plus
vauHhla nssallhst, 90 ha had free, Of he Aeonis
ptus ut b mail pramniyt b. rncosna price 70 a.
I esnefal Agsnt. Sold hy nJuFslsti gensrally, ,-.-
] r. u, 80 lCHtNO6, FtopIietoT,
90 Cedar sifest, New York
l Fcf sale 81 J. l.. 81. Jonn a Co, Dubois 4 Co
and ,, y, Muwuardt. fidin, o. dec2l.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Giving Ala nnd Comfort 60 th,
EnrnIN

The Republicans orc tho only true and
Nvowcd friends Of the Union They are
the only ones who speak out ia this time
Of trial and danger, and say, in the Ian
gusgo Of Jackson, "TAc URion must and
ShaRbe preserved"
The Douglas party were in favor of
the Union provided their man was elected /;
but now, since Lincoln is elected, they
arc secretly cooperating with the sccc .
sionists and giving them mid and comfort.
This V no time 70 be charging the re-
sPCnsbiliV upon this party or that party.
II ID time for action and, no difference
who is elected President, no isa traitor
to his country, who does not come out
aud say boldly that the laws shall be en-.
forced.
If there is democrat in Seneca coun
U,who is loyal TO the Union, let hin
como out and say 80 aud not resort /,
the miserable, contemplate, cowardly
plea ofsAying 70 the Republicans; ''Yo,
did ihis--yoO are to blamc-we'n huv,
nothing 20 do with itl" Such men ar,
either towards or traitors or both.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
AnI-nmllIlnr AdmIs.Ionl

Hon. George =. Pugh and the party
which he represents, have delighted for
years and months past, in the most bare
faced Misrepresentation Of the purposes
and aims Of tho Republican partn for the
accomplishment ofpoIitical ends. Yet
now, when the circumstances demand
that senator Pugh shall tell tho truth
and there is no escape from II, he ao-
knowlcdgcs in ch'cI,tho misrcprorcnla-
tons he has been in the constant habit
Of making. Ia his place in tho Senate
Of the Unitod States on Tuesday the tli
inst, he made use Of tho following lang.
uagc, az will be found by reference to tho
Daily Globe Of the 18th inst,
anew, sir, do not believe that ninety
nine hundrodths Of the mon who voted
for Lincoln thought any thing about the
subject Of slavery in the Statos. or had
any palicy on the subject. They were
opposed TO the introduction Of slavery In
TO the Territories"
Thinking and patriotic men, who de.
ploro the present condition Of tho country
m ay well inquire why Mr. pugh and NJ.
political friends have had ~ hanilness
10 be thus plat. sPoRcn and honest in
fba,. -y,rr6nocs on the stump and else.
wherci Why have they constantly repre-.
sobtod that the main purpose Of the Re,
publican party, was to get up a crusad,
upon slavery In the States and thus in
flueneo and excite the public mindl II
this unwilling and coerocd admission o
Senator Pugh, will be found much foo,
for reflection.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
VYhnt IhrY Contrihn,n.

The following figures will show how
much tho noisicst Of the disunion States
contribute towards tho support Of tho
Government in one Of its departments
They are tnc annual Post ORoe receipts
and expenditures ofthese nvo Ststss, from
the latest reports;
South Cdrolina-Rcccipta, sl07,53G.
Expenditure, s3l0,06S. Deficit, s2ii,-
bs9.
Georgid-Rcccipts SIGs 665. Ex.
pcnditureu, S35s, ,lsO. Deficit, Siso,bl5.
Fiorfda- Receipts, S25,0s2 EK-
penditurcs, Sl7l,ls5. Deficit, Sti5-
400.
A Alabama-Rcocirts, Si29,l03. Ex-
penditures, S3G3,62O. Deficit, &234,-
5i7.
MississiyPi-Receipis SiOI ,64o.-
Expenditures, S37O,0Oi. Deficit, $685.
i52.
Total Receipts In fvo States, s632 ,7s4.
Expenditures, Sl5si,06S. Deficiency,
81 ,O4S,2S4.
There is not ono ofthorc etutcs which
pay as much revenue into the Treasury
on importations, as il costs the Govern
ment to collect il. They have held two
thirds Of all the Offices in tho civil, militia
ry and naval departments Of the Govern
mont, frou lis foundation, aud yet have
never contributed dollor for It's support.
Blade.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Let MS say a word for John Hutehins
the only man who has demanded the
rights Of the North amid the olatler Of
the Union-tinkering at w ashingtOn.
The telegraph reports that while North
ern men ia the House vera proposing
the abUsoment Of the Free States, John
Hutehins "inrodueed resolution in
structing the committee 10 report what
legislation is necessary TO give full effect
60 that part Of the Constitution which
provides thatthe citizens of each State
shall be entitled % al tho privileges and
immunities oftho citizens Of other States;
and also that i IS necessary 70 secure 10
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Excitement in PlrtsburG.

PITTsBURG, Dec, "a.
Intense excitement prevailed to-day in
consequence Of its being made public
that U. s. Quartor-master Tnliaferro was
negotiating for the shipment from Ale
gheny arsenal Of seventy-eight guns TO
Newport, near Galveston Island, Texas,
and forty-six guns to Ship Island, near
Balize, at tho mouth of the Mississippi;
the apparent object being to strip Ale
gheny arsenal Of its guns, and place them
where the secessionists could get them.
Major Symington, in command Of the
Arsenal, declines giving the press any
information on the subject.
Leading Democrats telegraphed tC
Washington to have the orders counter
mnnded, saying tho people would not al
low the guns to be removed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Mere Robbery of tho Govern
nIcnt

GODDARD Bailey, who has charge Of the
Indian trust funds in the Department Of
the Interior, Washington, has confessed
e. the Secretary Of that Department tha,
ho some time since nbstractod from a safe
In his Office, State bonds and Coupons TO
The amount Of $4,000, which he md
other psrsies used for the purpose Of by
i'e'hecation, and with the ihtontion Of
restitution. But owing to the present
panic, they found themselves unable to do
90. Tho dispatch says Mr. Bailey nb-
straclcd these funds for temporary pur-
"poses," as II that lcsscncd the crime
any. lf this plea uvuils him, the man
who hereafter invades the precincts Of a
hcu-eoop, and is caught with the fowls
in his hands, will only have to say that
hc took them Tor "tcmporary purposes. -
BSitcy has been arrested.