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, 1860-12-18
Daily ReTicw Of Chicago Market

MONDAY, EVENING, Dec. II, 1860.
FL0GR-Rccclyed, 1,461 bsle. Market firm and
Advanced 5@1l0c. Sales were 800 hrls :. Morgan
Mtlla" 1t $4,05 del: 100 brls v Smith Mills at
81 20 DEL; lup bss 81 Troxell" ut 1880 del: 4tiu
brls good shipping cxtra at S3s0 del; soo brls do
Cook Co." at 80 del.
WHEAT-Heceiscd, q, ,032 bu. Market advanced
9c, hut cloted weak. Sales ese:-2.5O0 hu No. j
Spring at tic in store; 100 bu do at hike In storc
t0o an do at S53c Ia store; 10. 900 hn No aspiring
II &c h store: 5000 bu do ut 71kc In store; 600
hu Do At In rtore; 1000 bu do at 71c In store
Sales BY sample were a. follows $40 bu Club in
bags At del; 800 ba do 1t Sic on track loo
bu spring al &c On track.
CORS-Rece1yed, lO.5Ss bu. Market dull and
heavy. Sales were :sD9 bu mixed nj sc In rtofr:
100o bu do 1t 27hc In etore sU0 bn< do at sc on
track 800 bn pure Yellow in bags at @sxc on track
0Ars-Aeocived. 2,397 bu. Marquiet. Sa.vs
were:-Is0 bags No al 19c del.
RIE.--Recelvtd. 918 bu. Market quiet. Sales
44c on track
nARLEY--Receivcd. 1,71s bu. Harka. dull,
alcs Of about o00 bags by sample II 40l<sc.
sEEDs.-Timothy held a. $a1b021s. Clover In
limited request at &4.a0
H1GHW1NE9.-100 bsls city 15c. Small lots
154c.
4LCoHoL-ssHQseKe per gal. ...
DRESSED uUES,-kectfyed 400 Market dali
, 1860-12-18

BY ths BahemIaa-1 LrxarooI. Dec. I.
Richardson, Spence, d Co., Wakefield, Nash &
Co, reports buyers OF breadstufs demanding re-
dnction. In consequence Of heavy ar1frn1s from
America. F1onr cu1l and e4sier, hut quotations IN
changed. Wheat tending doEnwafds, hat With
IL sd; white 1sa@laed. Corn dull. 6da9d lower:
uatxed and yellow 3ss.
The same circulars report beef dufl pork dnfl;
So rosln dull. 6s9ss Cd common. Spirits Of sur-
penftre dun. IS. Sugar quiet. Codee steady.
Rtce quiet. Pot sphrs, quiet 80. Pearls quist,
- ID
Loxpox MISUNDERSTANDING dull. with de-
clIning tendency. snKar quiet. ConsV Grm. Tea
dull and esstes, but pTicsa unchanged Rioe dull.
TA1tow steady, CO...
American railway securities were In active re-
quest and sales Of IN kinds had advanced slght1y.
1A1Ksr VIA LpxpoxDERRx.
1IvRrooLy Dec t. Bre4dstuns steady, and
qefet. Provisions quiet.
LonDoK, Dec T.-Moupy rnatk8t unchanged.
Consols p3X@p.
BzzAnsTuy1s AAnx17,-Flour quIst bnt STEADY.
, 1860-12-18
0E8AGtrQQk Err MT RufIaln.

BUFFALO, Dec 17.-The tavern connected
with the extensive cattle yard Of Burrus l.
Dickey, was entirely destroyed by fire satrr-
day night. All the inmates escaped but two
Phineas Dlckey, a son Of one ofthe proprietors,
and Jane Burns, d servant Miss Ellen DlckeY
threw herself from second story window,
severely injuring herspine. Others were more
or less injured In escaping, mud ali suffered IN
teasely from the cold, being Obliged to remain
unsheltered, In their night clothes for more
than an hour. Loss on building and furniture
about 5000. Building insured for 5000.
, 1860-12-18
sand then Marched Down Aea1n*.,

ST. LoUu, Dec. 1.-THE st. Louis Bngsde
returned from the southwestern border yes
terdaJ morning, and were received BY . de-
taehment OF the National Guards, who re-
mained at home Gen Frost dismissed the
troops IN brief complimentary address, atter
which they pa1took Of sumpinous dinner at
the National Guards atmory, Barnum's Hotel,
and other places. The occasion was rrplete
with expressions OF friendship and congratnla-
tou.
, 1860-12-18

THE CHICAGO POST.-)n the
l. I'll day Of Iccrnlhc~ 1sn TIERS Will b. Issued
tho t:,st nun1h"r II t:Ie CHIC AGO. POST
! Daily. t'"HMncrca'. Literary and locI Ncwsra;+F-
hes atr:rs'. e chicago .s3 t!s eEss~r~s s .a4t,.
rnssfzs, WI b. ;'s saEly I,a1l,ca"n II SEws "nu
rarrd The POST WILL b. unies the general edit rial
VIII" T.. nsar:y liz -td and eircefcli ( la':
tH1caoo I.aKs. lie StN be aided By <uvcEal errta:
Inru we'll K: TOR iavfr 3ftr AMI experience For
full details ot tle "l,'~ess r ra;.r. cirrus.s
TKRHs:-lh. ialIy !s 1r Of this a1,,f will b. d.
ftverrl In t cty fer IL cent. n week Fat able to thc
cArrer~: or for s. Per sear parable IN asaacr Tie
paper Will be sent by nall inr q, IN advance.
4 Weekly IA tr IL b. ..al-.l She Ulr Pu.t" viii
be sect br mail i,r on. tar Liberal arrange
mchtS y III be ,hadc viii, Ne A-rGtA.
Advertisements Hlfl u. tn<trfeI hron Frascnsh1c
terms. rnt.i sasst-ss ufcr l., lifted ur all rlrr.
uEcr. Se caa e. ad;resseI thrnSiI t',t Po.s o.ace
, 1860-12-18

Fl. KEARSEY, Dec. 1.-THE c. O. C. kP.
r. Express coach from Denver the 18Th, passed
here It 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, leasiDs
the following:
DENVER, Dec. l3--H. Duncan, working six
men, TOOK from his claim In Georgia Gulch,
Last week, in twenty-onc working hours, over
500 In nuggets alone. Of from 81 to fS0 in
value each. There was also fine gold enough
to pay all working expenses. Mr. D. is said to
hare cleared $500 per week every week since
the first Of July last
The incoming coaches bring no Passengers
hut SO out loaded Roads excellent; weather
fine.
Extensive preparations are being made herr
and iu Golden and Mountain Cities for the
Holyday gafeties. Telegraph and railroad pro-
jects are being asitated- The Chamber Of
Commerce taking the lead In the matter.
The first Of series Of lectures before the
Literary and Histrloulc Society, for the benefit
Of the poor, WIS given Last night, and VAS well
ATTENDED.
The city is making extensive Improvements
In streets and bridges. A lively competition
exists between stage &od nyeries to aloutain
City. Fare by the former Is down to H.
, 1860-12-18

Sr: LOUIS, Dec. 17.-Gen. Frost to-day cow
hided q. B. Sayres, q member Of the battalion
81 engineers in the Southwestern expedition,
LOT reueefions published in the correspondence
OF the Democrat ut Friday last.
, 1860-12-18

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TRIAL RAILROAD

TpAr p.fvpntn
r. ALEs g a.: DognLG .sI IKAc Ian: % .uv |, sas
Iha capacity OF ILLS Aoso ls no" eauA3 " "NS -
Three ThFcush RsssfnEsaF I'd F6E;aFpnia
fa4s:sn a. t. M 1Fo =. ps2
dsiphit ssa ft1s, ho.soa s.isi!a1ts I'D ssla9ssa
CIV taus fufuisning faeitt.es ios me tEaaspoEa1Sn
E1prsss Fast Lines run through 70 Fni'sde'phls.
IS 4ss E.
Tnse aE tins os snnSst aTsS! Sf II WEI
lnsiSa.. ~ .-r..,.. a.o.,... ~, 49,,
bl4xes Patent brskssfpsed snasr 2snest Of
&c e!ers s' 'l4. Ne ~n,,.,
IS
sSa ssa .eass esa tssia.. .AeA'' - i' =. ~.
e eSa tash 15n
Ticks,s aay s. eisiaea ~ e shs i@pos.ssa.
re Mes II -. sss q eoa 1ay s pt one e
S*s Y.ss sal;1ose. "s ~ rai.teRa,a .e Tias . ou
ASK FOR Fl fItkEfs til YyyIs 81 *isHF FsIHfFFsBrRGu.
The eonpIctioo u lie Is esteta coaaeciioas Of tho
rsan:yisaa Es!ead s;akss "A ths ,xn 7ur
Dl '. --.| GkEAf MisI: n.n.a.a - s..,.. w =,
TT q Il y s Il
z z -pyfTSateo ,,t!I o5 e1'ppes@ VI tFetsas no ~
ana tupni - c,,r,r+r nf,--tfon. .pnly
p adifcs either Of Tie luilo~fns Agents OF tho
company; srry,t.r p,,t,hnr-h.
N;,;sx ns.cs .eiex CS Exn'sE TaIs;lie sx opmsby
Cropiet tartsu .. Paddock Co.. J:nerso1.
VILE. Ind. H.. ". tso~n q Co.. Gtneinaau: Athfa
HILBERT Cincinnati; X e. Aeidrnm. AAdlson aHd.:
1os. t. Aoose, luulsvlll T. T. hcI ~. EtAas-
yiie ind GIah1n ~: sn tasl4; t;tri: II S.sh.
yillr. Cenn.: nArrls Hunt: Mefophls lsNn; LIN
i Co.. Chicago: ": r u hoonH- A!ton: "a o.h ~
Freight Agents Of EaAroaas ~ a11es*at PeAs IL tao
, 1860-12-18

Is = At..-..,... 6a5W5.75. '' !" 30 lbe.
NESS P0RK-Held 1T f15.00.
LAKD-Nominal at 9xl10c.
TALLoW-Firm at 93G9xc.
H1DEs-QaIet. Green, &C; Green Saltcd. 30
tHe; Dry Flat, 1e@lebe.
DRIED APPLES-100 brle good at 4Hc.
BCTTER-DaIry, 1s@15c: E1rkin, 1VN19c.
EGGS-Fresh, 14Sh14Hc per dox.
PouLTRY-chiclcn4 sl.0o8l.6 .60per doz: Tnrs
LIVE HoGS-Rece.ved, a,:57. Market d1n.
6alee yesterday and to. day were:
, 1860-12-18

QCEcx, Ill, Dec ia fire occurred in
Marks clothing store, corner Fourth and
Hampshire streets, Saturday evening about 9
damaged building bnt slightly. The goods
were Insured. 1t Is said today that q clerk in
the establishment has been arrested for setting
the fire, and held to bali in the sum Of 3,50o.
Before this fire WIS completely e1tinguished,
second alarm was gtren- The engines re-
~ F." Van Doran's New MIL" This building
cost about 81, ,ooo-insured for 81, 900; total
loss
Last night there wcrc four stables burned,
and fears are entertained that city will be
Tisited by more destructive confaggations.
last night, who is 10 have his trial this aftef-
noon. The result his not tr7nspfred.
, 1860-12-18

RALEIGH, Dec 17.-In the Senate to-day
bull was introduced to appropriate 1900 OO0 to
arm the State. There was an exciting debate,
It was made the order for tomorrow noon. 4
resolution declaring the right Of secession,
was referred.
, 1860-12-18

4NtA-.-.. 4u3 GStS 6I9 G5Sll III 1lUu
The receipts Of Hogs since Saturday amount To
-.237 live, and 400 drcssed. The market during
yesterday and today WAS very firm. uudsr good
demand by packers, and the sslcs were at rangr
OF $4.3oG4eo gross. Dressed Hogs, however.
were dull aud somewhat lower-with sales Mt
$5.95@5.s5
In provisions there Is nothing worthy Of note to
report. Mess Pork is held at $l5, with II good de-
suaand At $14.5t. Lard IL quiet and entirely uoni
nal at gss10c-
The Wheat market opened buoyant and advanced
1c. but after the receipt of the Persfas news thr
msrkct closed dull and ~cal, with sales at rsskcG
7ec fur No Spring, and Il 0zoc for No. Spring.
Corn was very dnfl and heavy, with limited sales
st 27G2sc for Mixed. Oats. Rye and Bsrley wcrr
dali and neglected. There Was better dcmandfor
Flour. and the market advanced 5@loc, with sa1es
1t 43.so0A.0c for fair 10 good epring extras
, 1860-12-18
HisfeIaateous.
ITO THE FALL TRADE OF
rs 60.
WHOLESALE AGENCY

rs 60.
WHOLESALE AGENCY
For the sale Of the to1loxtns
POPULAR ARTICLES
]. III. JoIIxsoN's,
No. 10 State Street, second door frona
Randolph Street.
R. R. LANDoN, AGENT.
sPAL.DING's UuPHA11o PILLS.
cont.y Merchants wn1 plc4se take notice and e1-
anime our assortment before purchasing elsewhere
lNPECTINE, OR FEVER AND AGCE CMARM-A
sure. safe and reliable z1rrxrAL remedy.
PHILADELPHIA sOAFs--ot1eutal DeteEatvu, Era
slve, Palm. &c.
JAPANESE loot AND SHOE POLISH.
srALDISG's PREPARED GLCE-1a any quacttt5.
OLD, nR, 11EATrs 1ArASEsE MEDICINE
OF = cents.
GEEELET's .noCEBoy DrrrEEs-wh.eh &c
surpassed as IN tnStossaa sooic nd k.ay nediess.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL G1x-oeunlne.
:! snAxEn:s PATENT ERASER AND PENCIL
OLD DIR. SWEETS SF.IL1uLE L1SMEST.
BOSTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cold Dollar.
EthC&Hc. iIote2 loue1. SILVER. &c.
IVORY GOupS FUE. STATIONERY DEALERS
Pen Eolders> Pencils PAPER Folders &c.
sCFERlol: INK. DLACE1NG. stove PoE.h. DC.
sHAyER'S CARPET SWEEPER
PATENT FOOT scNArER WITH HHUsE.
PATENT GCN MASTlc-For Chewing
DR.. JACOBS DITTEkS-Whtch stimulate the liver.
regulate the bowels cleanse The stpach and purity
the blood. teStlIy
4 MEI,IC.AN EXPRESS COM
IA PAsY,
Corner Lake mud Dearborn Streets.
, 1860-12-18
d I E D

D E d.
II this ctr on Sabbath morning 10th inst. ELLEN
II Moses n. and Sarah L. Lester. aged i: years and
months.
Funeral from her late residence M 2fI Ohlo atreet
On Ntdnts lay 18th Inst at s o'clock +. II.
Syracuse. y. T.. .peFs please copy.
, 1860-12-18

Notwithstanding tendency. Coru-Duu. Pro
visions quiet. ~
LONDON. Friday noon.-The Money market /.
unchanged. Consols quoted at gsKl94 money
ano @ account. Illinois Central shares quoted ut Is
shaEes TSEIG -|f 80
, 1860-12-18

DISSOLUTION. The Co-Par1-
4 nc.*h'p of Tuc.tr: EanAolph Carter. a. di.-
solved o t!c Eth ult Jo-e5i. IT. TUCKER anl Samuel
will coLttuuc the Commission business k"rr,cf r.
At THE place, and III 1l> ~-t all ae0unfA aud
bu. rtss Of the !asr lrn. T..SEPI r. TEtkEt.
Chtca-o uec~ laih, lel. TtAS RANDOLPH
dei+d IT In SAMUEL H.lAkTEH.
, 1860-12-18
No. 70 Lake Street.

n A G q E r R EOTY ES.
Tho Best ana Cheapest In ths City,
A T I'll E S L e r. 81,
1l3 Lake street 11S
PHOTOGRAPHS,
TheBest and Cheapest In tho oity
1t Hesler's, 113 Lake Street.
IV0RETXPES,
TheBest and Cheapesttn In the otty,
1t Hesler's, 113 Lake Street.
nTELAINOTYPES
The best and Cheapest in tho oity,
1t Healer's, lis Lake Street.
- AmBROTYPEs,
Tho Best and Cheapest in tbs City,
At HEsLER'a, NO. t13 LAKE STREET.
fssssp1yl
, 1860-12-18

MORTGAGE S.ALE.-Whereas,
=. s soa aa2 II AnI e III trecate md de!lys.so
jacob " Lndlal now deceased, ther rertaan mo IA
fsss es,inE N e. ense lie
so n neok g. s1 RI, ;S"S he 1 es
III nrosssory notes thescin rar:eulaIiy mentioned
And xhefr rr,sdedln and hy taa % mHttRs an!s
IT, r.r n f proens M nssrr.t ~ made whole of
ta ad Int rest shond 2ssoS,e M e.- ane
dee IL new spa?er printed In the sty of Gn!ss&a IA
as! sse x
s. Wisee aud Mary t. his vile. therein hna; rAe11
defanl h.s been male u .hf shps pssmens t1e1 NOV
therefore, public notice hereby gwen. Tas Ta,a IL
dcrsixn9I, James d. lndan fna NAY 1naai1' 1na1aut -
ceasrd will Friday. thr q! ooy 2. r. se
A. D. a It the hoHr Of o1 tna. tc.1as
T. 4 s2sa liz chsss u bidder ,.,n ~
lie folleSnE Psrme. ss.d = Ia Ia
ns e !, r. Ea!en s1 GSn s itS
Inc Vi Henry Hrpxort* land 4 he dass ." ,saee sate
and rinn!ns wet seSn ~. y, 10 sSs
center VI The tAi r,al :" the rlat< os HnsItsr
ratninx 10 acre sal being nart q IL et aaaty
SUD Simon wl.se snd M.ry wt.s M e., tassf ss ~ e
s'Gse:ss sie:ss 1 81 ~ s.s ;s:f q.
ss@ s31 " !. III f.s pessSs.r
r.. IT, j. Ss Sse .is". ~ i JAMES Luotx
Administrators ct Lbs esats Of Jacob " daa,.R Do
rs ss.;ss sss;e sale ;. p,.roaea II, r,ts;* e a.y
csssss isS;set, G;e r. st. th' ''?f ATK Gn1An
Adn..tr.ter. o. t'e est.'e Of Jacob W Iudls de
, 1860-12-18
GALE t'F BONDS PLEDGED

NALE tlF I5UN DS PLEDGED
~ ~ SCOItATE!s!tL.is the request Of the holders
terenG Al! By rltat ef iow.r "t attorney writing
In 3ae 10 sell ~! co!ll:e!1s Securities saal
-e 1t rubr sale nj the Ioal Of Tra lc ko;n.. In Tie
ty If Chicago. on w-dnc+das the a.netteat! day Of
shr aat Th!:trra s'r TtnSsd p.liar l.n.ss. !ssae4
cent interest," satisfy debt for WHICH 1her wFre
pledged. itc.1.lG1Wl J. II P.ttkEEs
, 1860-12-18

01Uk'rG.Ai:E S:A1.E.-Nhcreas,
I1 Mors1sF cuaptrn~l' and r u. cnpptsnsl: r.
wife, did tho twentyr! day "f April. - " fsn
The undersigned eeItsin tnar1snsH ~!
power Of sale n secure the payment or certain
i1,tns note bearing date with ealt morsx !os
The payment the IT hnnd1t+t And ss1ty'nse
dollars SIX months fruul date. which said W.
duly recorded in the Registers otrr nf ths eouny et
Adams and Stste Of Wisconsin on TIE nm dss o. Aptt
1Haa n sol p(moEt.a:e> ~ and - aau uea*4!e
havin been made tn tr yteHt ~ sum at ~ ttno
and place tn s1lt n.'Ef.a.s s7st!lct! pnnliC ntHGe
hereby given. that shall the i1th Cay " uefemesF
/. D. lD, at the nnft inns OF the ton1t MoHsF ~ VIZ
county Of tock and state IT I;lino!. " 70 ocecHA
!,r ca. oil tile right AM, in.s:t.t And equity ot r.
dt.pttou Of tic a!l Morris uprrFnr!l IT. and 70 no
following dc-crh.t property in 47l contain
ed 70 nav sa! notc tuSrthtF wita a co-r anh
4, wit: The nurwrt quarter II 1!1F northwest qGax,
ter OF section t.1tyhse .1i in township Ntttfn tloI
nurth Of range number I'VE l. ca~ containing 1ofty
tOf acr.s Ie--. arr"fs!l- to Tic Eoscennaens
SURVEY. Also. that ccZtttn piece or par {! O. laMo
bounded f.ll,w-. II wits ReE!nn!E. at the EoEt1-
ISL In l4r village Of Cascade III tc tainty If Adaus u
te state ot Wi-.on.!n aud rurnin: t;en> west 70
White Crcsk. trnct n,rih eight III r'dt q ihc no!tn
las Of .,tt hnrk hveit; thrnrt n"rth eight roas 70
tic north line uf .aiI hi'c. iiyr t l.ence norm o
The south hh. uf highway lteslrE fsnnl the ea4
village If Cascade Quincy. thence ca"set'y on ks!4
line nf said highway III tlr Itlt1-t cuFEtF OF eA
block nurhe iis II IN JrNeTsu >tFrrt: fsEce souta
On said jefferson %trret The pHrr OF fGsutng con,
taintn fnns.lfth@ nf aesr H'crr nE lees WIN ~
buildings AMI improvements tic sar. I'll Of tad
Wlsron.i, Z. +. BRADLEY
, 1860-12-18
:tFor EEale.

TOR SALE-Slciglls and Cutters
scat, for two horses trimmed without rim
mlGxA, may br seen 1t Sl1ELTnS + TUTTLE'S East
era Carriage Repository Market street. near Wash
lugton. Or address II. B. HILL. ChicIzo. Ill
noold1 s-iml
, 1860-12-18

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Dec ia heavy and al
most obscurfog fog hangs like pail over Co.
lumbia. creating a general gloom. The small
pox panic is intense among the citizens and
strangers. Many members Of the Legislature
hare gone home. 4 strong effort vii! be made
to-day to adjourn the Legislature and ConSeu-
ton to Charleston. II not, then the Conyen-
tion will probably promptly pass m ordinance
Of sccci.ion aud adjourn.
LATER.
The Convention assembled at noon. Gen.
Jameson was Temporary Chairman. The call
is now progressing for the delegates from dis
tricts and parishes to enroll their names A
written invitation from the Legislature to the
Convention to participate at the Inauguration
ofthe Governor at 2 o'clock, was laid on the
table till tue Convention organized. Tic en-.
rolling Of the names was then continued.
The outside attendance at the Convention is
small. Some Of the members Of the Conven-
tion are young in appearance, but generally Of
middle age. So far they are calm and unim.
pas.ioncd.
In the Legislature nothing is trantpiring in
either branch. The Inauguration ceremonies
took place at 2 o'clock.
There Ii hardly doubt about the small pox
being an epidemic here. It also prevails at
Camden. 4 general stampede from Columbia
u1ay be anticipated and then the disease may
spread over the State.
, 1860-12-18
,x L. e. FAME FEEEIt
Chicago. Sov =, ISL. " ~ e'I1 nossi;sat5ii


II I Z ~ 81
+ Ha*san ". Hopkins xnd .f,h IT.. his wiz d,d ~
te dstea September .t lsa .ni OF rvcord IL
tsttosHtse Dlicr Ut ank County. l1lnol. liz UOnE
M rsge ~. cnnvey Ha+hrouck Davis Lnts X Il IS
Ha4 u ~ loek - In Hopkins Addition to HYDE PsrS
~ sns Of eestsia dstt s 10 I'D psy.
foar hundred and s1ty touT and NJ ,i sn', 10 .1a % ok
aaeoa u IL ,aeh Ps;snt . e FL .aa
remains unpAt.l. ' - io"H o'e1 1aS aao
1S2E mEsrio.e. notice Is hereby given thai the m
tI fustee ~ arrsad viii sell st Dnbitc ano-
sh.t =. Jahn4ey 18th. ISL t. or!ock noon Of
eTt, % " h!Eas.t bitrr for cAe. un dc prsIses
ee psed sf srass sra e. 70 as teteos
99*4ss3 g HA-hKOICk HAVlA Trrstae
, 1860-12-18

w
Tickets accompanied by 4ne photograph OF the
apd the pnmoer iii bo limited 10 e1tt + h1ndrea
They may be obtaned as the princpa, Book and Auzc
The undxzsa9nrd gentlemen will ct Committee
Of reference who ~ill hAve eupefyta1on OF tbs draw
fnx &nd who will hold in trust all monies AccrnlnE
fr0M the sale Of ucketA till the above nAmcd works
aTc delivered to the oxHEI1 Of the fortunate nubeta
, 1860-12-18

Tho beautiful st,~E ri .oods now opened and on
sale as :; Lake street. (TTe,nt h'kt u now rnerrd
~ cost for Forty ta.s Tic 4uh-cset being de~rnns
e. '-n:s "nt his ast,et bcfnrr te commencement pt
duc"nent- L, If> c'l-toat-r.. +ur they never
l"yei be1Ft Ne have Oh Aaad : AhcaufiuI as%nrtme
sETr III the latest t,l.-. Also. best Cha,tal and
Gaas, C:!a- eta:. slscse busons anSs. scarf Piu+,
J!xrts. ;.le.,. stses sps'ns: f"r..: laalt-. r..
khtv-s. Salt ~tanH*. inhtors LAKE E4%krt+, Fr11.i
n-.es4 TIA stsl. Ga.n.aunlnn Service Ftuir Dl-l.e-
Wias :,a-t.ss spectacle. u1era Classes. Sc ~ II
rt 1sr number NJ Lake under Fremont sivn.-
Clocks. Watches AMI JewrlEy neatly repaired atd
wlrTautst. lde!4dEkSiin} II. X CAukKkf.
, 1860-12-18

Wholesale Depot, No. IA Cedar st., New York.
Address HENRY C. 5rALDISG 4 CO..
Box No. 46o1 View York
P1t up for dealers In containing fhur eight
Twelve lnxea-a beautiful LthuGrxpk ShoH-C -Cat1 &c.
eoupAns Ing e.eh package.
4 >!nEte bottle Of sFAULDIStfS PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times iu cost annually ~ eveys
household.
Sold BY n1t prominent StatloueTs. Dug.ttta Hard.
wsrc *nd Furniture DeAlcre roccrs and Fancy Store
Country nlcrrhaats ahnh!A make note At SpALH.
nus PREPAREn GLEE, when making ~ their ltse
1t w'.Il stand any climate. de.lydi, mwAf
, 1860-12-18

T AIDES TAKE NOT1CE.-Yo,,
IL can duti t;!lt and 1latel f7erA Frlnsc., Brsd-
C,rl. ias". S.af*, spAu:.v', tull;tn Thrcaa At,
81 LASt street Unit + ttls. fremont House.
bullion Embroidery toa- = erIer.
tattd 4altm Il. i. EAUEHEY
, 1860-12-18
f{'O T1IE. FRATERNITY
i Masonic and Ill other kiads Of

R = c. a T. z a.
Made rrIcr. alt qualities aad prices Oncia! sett
sl-.!t Iullars and Apro,s. from, 80 iu &l:3
f':St1 s,a 'sss1' IRON s" '' 's's 0f'eps'
t''a~r 5cxeis Mate T. order At anT 1!ee. ftvna fn
tpio'. Ac- ccr>:anstr uu LaEt. tlnhyrtdrry Of vi,
ind. soEr to orfrr. with nratues. aad dl.pate. 1t 4
LAX: street. Trs su1ult HluCk. -
del4.ipQim Il L CAEEEET
, 1860-12-18

OmmITTEEs
1sAAe \ S;Nl ARSSehIIR SnII2rp 1n9MAsR [3X4 BRrAN.
JAMS MILLER j, NJ. WILSON,
r, c. ROGkIsS EDMHED ANDREWE
JA6.4ltAET WILSON, s. II. KERR GOT.
SAMUEL sfoEE, Treasurer.
r. s>Gllt Frames to Iii tho paintings arc Included
In the above pI1ctA
, 1860-12-18
COMMERCIAL

MoSnAr EVENING, Dec. II, 1850.
The following are the receipts and shipments tor
the past fortyright hours:
, 1860-12-18

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD IlSE.-fassenger IfsfuA depart
fypJI1 anil arrive ut Clt'a:n ~ f0llaAs:
lay k1r1ss. and Mil frave II IS H. and arrive
ats. Is r. u, tSdnGays exeepte11).
Sixbt Express leaves at IT, Il tSatUFd1JS except
ed: .rr4ve at s. Is 4. ~ Mondays e1eeptedl.
Joliet Accommodation. $40 T. =. lSnndaya excepted
49, JOHN 7. Tl:ACi. Ten Supt.
, 1860-12-18

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-Emprcss Euyenic paid
a brief visit to Queen Victoria at Windsor Cas-
tie on the 18th. The visit ouilasted two hours.
The Supplementary Tariff Convention be-
tween France and Eng land had been published.
It regulates the duties on textile fabrics.
A large repeal meeting had been held in Dub
, 1860-12-18

T3EFCL IN EVERY HOUSE,~
- brush accompanies each bottle,
Price 2S EentAs
, 1860-12-18


disobeticncc to the Constitution wherever
manifested, and that we earnestly recommend
the rrpcal Of nll statutes by the State Legisla-
lures in conflict With and in violation OF that
sacred instrument and the Laws Of Congress
passed IN pursuance thereof
John Cochrane offered an amendment to In
cludc In the recommendation the repeal of all
Personal Liberty bills so.callcd [Applause.l
Mr.. Sherman wished Mr.. Adrain to accept
another amendment, 80 as to include all tie
Sufliheatiou laws.
Mr. Adrain objected.
MI. I.orejoy said the previous question Was
ordered on The resolution before Mr.. Coch-
rxne's amendment WIS accepted.
Mr, Aarain raid he himself had ordered the
previous question on the resolution so
auendcd. Impatient cries OF "question :"
from the Democratic side.
The house proceeded to vote on ordering
the main question.
Mr. Baxksdale said tho gentlemen having
taken the matter into their own hands must
decide It themselves. He had no proposition
for compromise TO make and mono to re-
ceive.
ME. Singleton agreed With his colleague, say
ing he had no advice to giycto Mississippi,
and II be had, bis State would not heed 1t.
Mr., Sherman again Intellectually endeavorcd
to have the words "a1l nu1lifying laws" insert
ed after the words "pcrsonal liberty bills, ~
and was called to order from the opposite side.
IA voice: "No such statutes In the book.f1
The main question WAS ordercd-106 against
S.
Mr.. Washburn Of Maine cndeayorcd to
make an explanation, aud was called to order
amid confusion and cries of questi u.
Mr.. Wells wanted division Of the question.
Mr.. Florence observed that this was mere
speciai objection. The Constitution and laws
ought to be obscrred.
Mr. Spinner and several Others said they
would vote No because the nullifying AwB
were not included.
Mr.. Branch wanted them to specify whit
nullidcation laws exist
The resolution was adopted 157 against Il
The preamble was adopued unantmously.
Nj. Lovejoy offered resolution making .
similar declaration to Mr. Adfain, with the ad-
dillon Of recommending repeal OF I'LL nullif:
cation laws and asserting that 1t is the duty OF
the President to protect and defend the prop
crty of the United States.
Objection was madc from tho Democratic
side.
Mr. Lovejoy moved a suspension Of tho
rules.