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, 1861-02-04

Total. $40 1850 6G3 Go3 Soa 4O1So
The receipts Of hogs to-day were 1850 i've and ees
dressed. Owing to the general dnllncHs Of eastern
markets, the demand for dressed hogs By shippers
~as less active and the market was very dull and
suffered decline OF 1sx115c per 100 lba. Ia con
sequences Of the heavy state Of the provision mar.
eet too, packers honght very lightly; and although
the receipts were not heavy, sellers had great dfl
Guilty In d1sposing Of their cunsEguments 1t auy.
thing Ike satisfactory prices. Henry hogs were
eold II range Of $6s5@es5, and light at 5000
6-12x. Lire hogs wera quiet and steady at ss.15Q2
$50 gross.
THERE'S nothing doing in Provisions. Buyers Of
bog product a1c holding OF, and sellers arc offer.
Ing little OF nothing. Alot Of 100 Ms prime Leaf
Iasd Was cold At 9xe, aud 70 tcs picked Uams at
$s2M.
The market for Flour aud Grain Was dull, and
nearly cscU article had = downward tendency.
The demand for Flour was light. and tho sales tr.-
ding al $465 for etoIce brands Of Spring Extra.
Wheat was also dnll and prices fell nc pc, bushcl,
With Light transactions At e0c for No. Spring, and
and 7axG7sc for No. Spging-closins with sellers
Al the inside quotation and no buyers. Tic demand
TOR Corn was rery limited, and Under continued
hssyy receipts, the market declined 40kc, with
s>les Of Yellow ut &c, aud Mixed s7He in asorc,
oats, 179c in etoro. K5c, sc on track Farley
continues very dn1 sud prices tend downward
Hi:hwfncs wezn freely offered at 14c without buy-
era. Timothy Seed IL In good demand and 1.rn at
f20Ge2ao. cioscr In request at $3.50. Hides
steady,
, 1861-02-04
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,

6ATCRpAT ETEEKsG, Feb. I 1ssf
FLoCR-ReceIyed 3,91a 1bs. Martct f,n,,
Saies Tcre:-a00 bhls choice Spring ezra A. 81 -
del: 40 bbls do At $483 del; 50 bbls \
4 A;35 del; $50 hbls superflnc at $3l2K al: a.
MILL STTFFS-6 tons Bran at $8.s5 del: 1nton.
MtddlinEs At 5000 del. ~s~'Ae
NnEAT-kcceiyed, 13.;ss bn. Market dull and
declined NC Sales wcre as fo1lows;-s7po hn
NoH Spring at soc In store 900 bu No II Snrinc
It 7sc Ia storej 10oN bu do at 745sc In store sos
bu do At ~ ;1Fc In store.
CORS-Ncceiyed, 36-0io bu. Market dun and u
9Hc lower Sales were "a follows:-2sI bu vi.
low at &c IN store: s00 bu do at alc on track ).
Il goo bu Mixed It 2;ssc In store.
OAfS-Rcceivrd, 52l bu. Market qpiet, Ea]es
were Loo bu No. at Ike in store; 100 bg. do
Received. eos bu. Market upchanee
sales Merc:-t00 By No. in hgs At &c On track
Sales were 10 tgs No 1T use del,
SEEDS-Reccived,8 s. 140 loe Timothy In 17ood ~
guest Sales were: 1D bss at $a.a5 sbe1 It $a2o.
MGHWSES- Received, aa bill, Msri,t dn1,
and nominal 1t Tic. City manufactured htii
attic. AVA
ALcouoEso9ase per gallon.
e;s NESS e PoRh-Sominal and quiet 1t $t6ooSp
CUTMEATs- hxs Long boueIess Middles At
Sc pnSkedi 90 tres Pickled Hams 1t xe4M
BEEF HAAs-80 bbls Beef Hams II fisoo
LAhU:-uuii. 100 hblt prime Leaf sold nj Bsfe
1ALk0W:--Nonln1! at eARqkc. ~~
alUES.-Rccelycd, 0,70 lbs. Narknt stradv
Flint, 124l3c. ~e's7~f ofI
, 1861-02-04

HAsu1EGTUNt T CD. = ISEI.
Especial Dispatch to y. y, Eve, poet.1


Especial Dispatch to y. y. Eve poet.l
Senator Sumner had an interview with tic
President to-day in relation to the offer oi
military aid by tue Legislature Of NasEachu.
sctts for the defense Of the Federal property
aud the enforcement Of thu laws. Mr. S. ask cd
what more can Massachusetts, do for the
Union? The President replied, adopt the
resolutions otered BY Mr. C1ittcnden. Mr.. s.
rejoincd that the public sentiment Of AIassa-
chusctts makes that impossible, and agree
with that sentiment
Especial Dispatch to the N. Y. Times.l
Col Haynes communication to the Presi.
dent WIS completed and delivered at late
hour Lust evening. In 1t the demand is made
for the surrender Of Fort Sumter; frat, on the
ground Of tho the rights Of eminent domain
in the sovereignty; and second; on the ground
Of the sovereign TO condemn to the public use
any property necessary for its own protection,
BY paying therefor 4 fair compensation.
The document assumes tile complete indie
pendencc Of South Carolina, anl this assump-
lion carries with it tho first proposition,
Under the second bead he argues that the posi-
tion oftbe Administration is absurd ifthe forts
be regarded IS property only and the purpose
beto protect it. He considers the various ways
ofprotccting property and shows that col
islon will not afford protection; whether the
fort be taken r not, the properly will be in
jured. This injury, he Gays, can be avoided
and every dollar secured, US South Carolina
pledges hereeif 10 pay Its 1ull value. The com-
municatlon proceeds to consider the result Of
the refusal to settle the question as one Of
properly, one Of dollars and cents. As the Gov.
ernment based Its whole idea of protecting
property. Col Haync contendsthat the question
should be considered as one involving prp,-
erty alone. As sucll, it could be easily ar
ranged. He sAys further, that he is instructed
to assure the President that any attempt
to reinforce will be considered Il DECLARE
ton Of war. The Cabinet are In session to-day
on the communication The anticipation IS
that the President will only reply to Col,
Uayne TINT he will send q Communication to
Congress, and reply 10 tho reasoning in a
special message. This course depriyes Col
Hayne Of rejoindcr.
Col. Hayhc leayes on. Monday. He thinks
that there will be no attack on Fort Sumter
until after the organization Of the Southern
Republic, unless IN attempt be made to rein
force.
Capt Ingrahau, Of Kosta celebrity, lender
ed his written resignation to Secretary Toucey,
who declined receiving it, and begged him 10
reconsider. He agreed to withdraw 1t until
to-day, when he Till insist upon Its accept
ance.
WAsnCsGToS.-Feb. "A salute was fired
ut the National ArmoIy today, forth admis-
sion of Kansas into the Union.
Col. Lander, whose supcrintcndeucy Of the
overland wagon road was SO satisfactory to
the Government, has resigned TINT office
, 1861-02-04
PR0spECTUs FOB. 1851.


closed H. battle Ia. been fapeat aaa Won md tho
.. F,eso.5 pes,a WI sno -ectrd Pre-
@ q,
March. 1se1-
IN d. snu.i. Of American polcs The FireEaters Q.
tho Cotton States have undertaken to hseak up the
american Union, btcsusc they ara notauoWcd forever
to ruiz 4 Ihe psoRo have ,s sas
nase Aao 800 T-..ss.. aa T., ..sst
accordance with the Constitution they have elected
rreatdent to execute their Will TIE slaveholdiug OIL
garchy refuse to osaomlt, and bare proclaimed thelr
maads shall be Immediately complied With, which en-
0fnee .ne .onosns VII pon.s; r,., ~, ,.o,,.
5t 1hk @ e ~. tha
"a 5si!eSs e! 4 aoIsl,S 5sn
&C. siST S ~ Wan 1n aa
srys
ION i:oor Who may c:sspe. III, I'll Tisat III sss.e laws
si BE- n nto Ii I'll rs M and pso
a " osr 81 5cns IL te pa1tt af nuoa
i'll Tha. law shall Be passed granting the fieht 70
saysholdsEs to travel I'D sooush ii ts Free States
ID eass u noneamp With these terms the Fire
er,s1 & ssssde the M Enio a ara tt
Trade, aud attempt 10 iound srcat saveaoitng en-
1aian,ts aad. e the aun Such IS ns Of tue DIS
friend non pa 70 sIaa by liz
eoins Saminis I a. t5e id ne.oes1s Stood 81
ers. Tic Isec Soft must moi 1e baed nor isIhteued
9ua ost tsl .p a;
s.IxTs sfas oss9iY ~ asx - a
f1anrSsmsr,. ~ ,:,xee .nn TnnIs. tnnst.nrtinn ~
is;l5esd e = - sslas @ i tSs Na
aaa eo1a M II 81 ;oy
, 1861-02-04

Though the foreign imports were larger last week
than IN the corresponding week Of Inst year. lces
20: very lively, yet there Ia more inquiry. The
stormy weather. impedes travelling. What Is doing
ts mostly IN domestic goods. Prints Of spring
are light and the assortment Is not yoe fnl1 or va
rcd pr!cc. are rather lower than Last year Of tie
damand for heavy cotton principally fof China, aud
prices are hrmer and tend upwards, Some Calitor-
MA houses are buying. Drills are IN quick demand
month or tix weeks ahead. Woolen goods are more
Actise-mostly Of low-priced qualities. Spring
styles Of fancy castimcres Jet sell elowly, hut the
demand 10 on the increase. Salcs are making Of
plain sattnets and docskins and kentucky leans
Tor the West. 6hawls are quiet. In foreign goods
sqTing styles ase not Offering and the imp0rtaious
atsiy Of light woolcns, which arc steady In price
Incus ase IN better demand. and are firm In price.
This state Of tho weather is unfavoEnble to the
Western aud Northern trade, while nothing Is do
4uc with the South.
, 1861-02-04

LEXINGTON, Mo-, Feb al. B. Wadlell OF
this city,. Of the firm of Russell, Majors &:
Wadlell, has just completed IN assignment Of
all hts individual property. After: paying a
edness Of Russell, Majors ts sTaddcn in this
city and county, the balancc Of his property
goes to secure the endorsers Of Russell, Ma
jors s. Waddcll. No one will suffer BY this
thilure Their cnlorsers will be fully secured,
and all their debts will be fully satisfied, pro
viaed their property is sold at reasonable
price. The trustees Of Mr. Waddc1l are Z.
Burden md John ", Waldcll Of this city.
, 1861-02-04

ST. Lor1e-5an. 3t-Pork-Cfty mess Il going
steadily at SIS with sales to-day of about SOD bbIs
in lots. On Southern orders. Holders Of np-coan.
Try packing ask $l76o for frrng delivery. but find
quotations. for ruMps or Joles there being none in
market. This market was quiet, under advices
from below. but city packers were 1rnn, a. tAcy
Will probahly be able dispose Of their stocks BE-
Adore. ID Mcats-The1c is no inquiry fot found found
lots Of country cut. and probably will not be till
the rivers open above. Quotations for city, Oh
email ordtrs. packed. are as folows:-For thou1-
dcrs, tke; lib sides. g hams Sc clear sides, 1oc
ance. There IL but small supply OF city as yet ont
Of smoke Orders arc filled 1t SC for shouldcfs RIB
etdes 1oA clear Etdes lie, plain hams 91HQI0c,
eugar cured do 11c Lard-but q email retail busi.
ness olag n tieFee qaotsels - 1qc ior country
snuxll way. Salcs Of 100 kegs prtyuta terms. Ho.n
there Il quick market for the few coming IL.
Sales anelude 200 II fs25G65o; 100 at $50, and 20
# $3.50. none extra heavy.
DRESSED Hoes 1t A1BAxy-Jau. 31.-Thc re-
st21e. The maraet opened and closed dull with
struu: downward tendency, owing to the large
stock Offering and thH limited number Of buyers In
attendance. For the veIJ best lots Of -stsse 37@
b purchased At s7.1e@7eo; other sellers arc hold
ing OF for larger bids. We quote pg1 Gomfna1IY at
&6.zk The ealea thus far for hogs to-daT VEN
unimporsant and not sufficient to establish quota-
tons
Paov1uors At Cuc1xxA71.--Jan- M.-The
Gaze{ts Of yraterdaF says:
Ths Provision market x1s decidedly tame to-day
Under the unfavorable adviccs from New Orleans,
taken plaoe in the pries OF mess pork in thst rnaf
kst yesterday. 4 tumble Of this kind xas renet-
ally aucipated II the result uf the Lite heary ship
meuts from ths1 and other ports, bnt stNl dealers
, 1861-02-04
From Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-The town meeting
called Of those in fayor restoring Union OF
the States, was held tonight, and was generally
attended. Messrs. Morris, Teakel, Walkic cand
I. u. McLcun addressed the meeting. Reso-
lutlons were passed denouncing the course Of
Gov. Hicks III refusing to call Convention,
denying his authority Il send delegates to the
City Convention to elect delegates to the State
Convention to give expression to the views OF
Maryland In the present crisis.
, 1861-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb. Alt is stated here that
orders have gone to the African Squadron, de-
tach0g for Immediate home duty. tho steam
gun-boats Nohican, Sumter and Mystic, with
their officers and crews.
Parties at the South arc negotiating for the
tow boats Resolve and Reliance, owned By
Capt DeGroot. They are the faetcst Screw
bOats at1oat, having run eighteen miles an hour,
and are Of very light dTaught of water, besides
they orc built IN such 4 substantial manner rs
to be capable Of carrying yery heavy gun on
the forward deck.
, 1861-02-04
Commission @grrbat&ts.

Personal and exclusive attention given to 4 Commit
sion business Advances ra8de on property In ntol
nnd for salo In this mari ct, Or for shipmene East
ja13d913Im
, 1861-02-04
JOHN HDSETSAS,
CHRISTIAN NYCkDFF.
Trustees aud hs~tcnFta
ChIcsso, IAnuat1 e, ISL. j.au.S6id


NOTICE OF SALE.-Whertas,
i 7 tef4ult ha. been made in the condition Of ctr
tain GoEtas. inside. wxeeEtsd ard dsi. trrd on It's
aaa Gsra L. Is a = I'd q ssn. r. "a
sarah e. H.. LA wt Tsste7 ot .he t7ss ra,t T. tso1u
" Loz*. n,ty ef ~ .ecsId part. afGn ce5tah a
aent q fenr certain rsnns:.s.ry netes ihert!A :.
scrabtd Of cysn date sa:rrE;ta aEou.tsns to =
ealiB IN the SLATE u lli:l II, tic -: cay tf Jaly
4 D. - In Look -, 4es ~. =. an, aud
IN M tae R+eof5e, : or*o q We eaont} q u;uId5 n
Of f-e - ard +hert As. i. l.ult ta+ b
aie in HE "a, ;n-l: t!= List tNo II TIE acte.a
rs lW aAtcC aus CT s' L.. dsj u tctoter. A. u.
isjs. tie otLer Ter Tho IT tSI3 t. - ta liz
Az Try of .p.i1 T. D. ~: .hd :b;1.. Dr. raesr
la-t clcuEluH.d III valuable eu.!d- Is.lua u Ie::.
Eaid acI asH Thereby yuly o.sta!'a att ap. al:sd
virtue OF toe cuadsst Il of .a.d LII rt3us..
Nov, thttclorr. rablc notice Is serenr EiseE t.at
W., the rall ss-:snees aAu 1ru:tet, -. Will
in I'D vested by sail mortgage a;:1 1a>i.nIEut lie
and put Ts-c. aEd acc ring to til. stl~ lheseIn
I 4 .sxsp oaeE s ii % ss ~ is[xS1o. IL =
day. At Rae nuss tios df the IoLIl }u. Is i:s lEy
Ct ChtcaSo sell II public auc:ion to tc s .est oles
pas and s4tis,, -std last proni-try L.tcs VIII
Tie interest shsEeun toEe ter 18th Et- e1p-b,es Ut
~ ~ s,ss = T. ass sSsAs A:s asa : IN
AZ i of ssc i. r. !; 4 l. &: ;hs /. !. = /. !
:aa Il s y sis: i =: Is T.: r. fst* sf :! Il
i i;S: ;is d ( ( Vi = Sc g; s.
d sis Thlr rrtseipai ;rdlan. il tic Stats u iii,
nols: and q! t :t Lite. iutsr: u and QEtty Of re-
detrptoa Of The SD - r. :ors tsrsta a!d teseto.
C.,lsiSriA:; WrtkUFF.
,.,. ,-. ts;1si@:s aud As-;Enses.
, 1861-02-04
THE ONLY PREPARATION
- THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grown nore and more popular every day,
READ TIE FOLLOWING.

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;Hos ss1Iss ;ss e tssas Ss
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Modsss @ anos: II the 'ass seat had esnh for sTo
d1ar qose q f.ay HsiF seoat e oi
se as sSs sSs L s.o x RI
oeAa Feeling tonndhnt that anoiher Arco hot,Ie
' 'rnula restore en.IseIy and permanently lei AK
ioes e = IT, r. use and 5eo 81
Sa1 6 % = sea ns ;a
tae WIDOW sna the fa.tesess. |'' ''"' 10 A'no 70
1ay .esa Noble CT csUhaST*a "a 81 r K1HRT Ys
,s.9 Elk Ks 81 taei ia 1su paf. ri ths
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" saa9sis asa S e. XsGs Rsr
X esaa
nppa 81 ana Hnq at
NJ pore intimate acqnantances Fefrt -
I.to1ce made application to tho noss est,1rn, ~,
@ atm ~ r. r., Gn9qts bns rcessng 10 assurs1So
te e usa attofsd N
~ eee as.s5 Rs5t e of e. the ycsr
oss Hair ii ~ ft.edp ens e., ~
dasas ha Ss iSuas asea T. sfss s1se
seye9 dolars worth q 5onr Restorative aad as assa E
&c saSk 3aa aa which
WOOD sass3sz as .szs:,s;s!5 sss
md arSet :srees ss Ioai ho "a HysiS nfT =
~ geod nrasFtsz I'd Faasy Good bssieM ~ '04ao "
Esea e. sa bsJ:4 j TsFe & 2a Io7a Ts4i
= staisa. aud Gko Brother. 1eSS6tsllTTcaY 0
, 1861-02-04
THE CHICAGO ART-UNION
DtstE1button and Exhibition.

Ihis ExAb!don ct Paintings. Statuasy. etc, viii BE-
HUNDRED W0KkS OF AIT for dlttrtbutiop among
18th iol!o lag The Paintings and Sculptures to Be
a;ane l.sEs Photograph of sag sttsae, ths doliar
btfoh TO the purchaser and family.
Nov The time to sec the Exhibition, and purchase
the remaining tickets.
Tickets Eale as the Gallery and principal Na,fc
and Book htors femfttances from abroad should ha
sent to COL SANL SrUSE~ Treasurer, ChScago III
Apply at thc Gallery. Reference required.
ja;i419G31Et1tW ..
, 1861-02-04

KsIEut Fx fBdn8 hHfCd,
LEAyESwoRTH, Kansas, Feb: a.-Thc Terri
torial Legislature is winding up business, aud
c1aring certain Territorial claim bonds illegal,
failed 10 become n law.
The Delaware indians have selected their
portion Of the late Reserve lands bordering on
the Missouri and Raw rivers.
The boiler in Wright's steam saw and grist
mill at A1e1andria, III this county, exploded
Engineer, miller, al some se wslI.EnoWas s iii: IT,
Zep9.
, 1861-02-04
Indiana Commissioners


NpnEApoL1s, Feb. 2-The Governor has
appointed Hon C. B. Smith, Hon. F. A. Hack
stGnan, q. 9: orth, E ". e Ellis and T. G.
slaughter Commissioners to Washington. -:
, 1861-02-04


Aestth Hyatt and Amy reached. Atchlsop
Nth 0sn PoSs sas nsS 4Sess ess sssc Saf1
naTe decided 70 establish Relief Depota at
$hrea points In the Territory as the only waY
70 reach tho sufferers In the distant settle
ments. Statements taken to-day by Mr.. Hy-
at, from the lips of aomo Of them, show that
tne worst las not Jet been fell. The calamity
becomes hourly greatef, 1920 people need
a19 2ow, a aad I the nt:mber increases hourly.
+ AE hyatt has written q letter to the Kansas
ILegsmtafe, urging on them the propriety Of
Immediately addressing q memorial to the
Legislatures Of the several States.
fyaaEe Any proeeede = - once into the heart
ii.t,.~ ss e-.y with reference to the estab.
--Aent Of the Relief Dcpots, b. pereonA
inspection on the railroads, from Mendoza to
Atchison, he finds over so car loads OF provis-
ions between these places, which, added to
previous relief received, nearly four million
pounds, ali told, will have thus been sent 10
the furnishing; but this Is only about one.
fifth Of tho relief that Will be needed, ana Il
the country does not contribute seed for the
people to plant, even this relief will Io7 Dc
sufficient. y
Gen. Pomeroy's funds will be exhausted In
paying the present freights and to establish re-
lief depots IN the Territory. Money is press
Ffom bis Territorial trip, Mr. Army will re-
turn to Mendoza, and there continue bis efforts
with the State Legislatures for means to pur.
chase seed wheat, over one hundrcd thousand
bushels Of which ut least will be needed.
From California.
Fort kEARSET, Feb. 2.-Thc Pony Express,
with San Francisco dates to the 1Tth ult.,
passed here at $50 r. II. to-day.
Measures are in progress for holdlnga Union
Mass Meeting at San Francisco during the
present week. =,
Terence 3. Mc3lannus, one of the Irish
exiles Of 1913. who escaped from Australia to
California in 1857, died at st. 3iary's Hospital
yesterday, aged 50 years. He occupied pro-
ninent position among the Irish population
here.
Some of our business men arc experiencing
serious troubles from the disturbed state Of
the Union, having purchased government
drafts for remittances East Which come back
protested.
e. P. Durnell douglas Deulocrat) was
elected Speaker Of tho Assembly to-day.
The Amadln Quicksilver Mine case has been
decided The decision gives the mines to tht
claimants and rejects their claims to the ad
joining lands.
T.irty prisoners attempted to escape from
the State Prison yesterday three were killed
and thirteen wounded. The balance were at
rested
, 1861-02-04

SHELBry1LLE, Iud., Feb. IA large Repul,-
lican County Convention WIS held here this
afternoon. The Border State proposition was
adopted with great uEaaimlty. The Re,,ubi;-
cans invited tue Democrats who had appointed
unite with them. The Democrats declined
and withdrew to another place, and adopted
the Crittenden compromise.
, 1861-02-04

GTATE Of ILLINOIS, COOK
~ t0ESTT. s. 3. coos tonaty !trcr:t Court
kebrncrJ Term, A. u iii. e1nltel T. Earts Charles
D. :a~jera:a Nathan ". Icr-tu., EasiA t. steu1,
AsI J.1fl:a L. ttcultck,
l'nslic n"t.te + h-rcbT given IN tilo said David B.
ttun. Adj juha I. Ucn4h Il n. TT cI attaEhnnens
tss olt Of the curc Il the trTA vi the Cook tuu1ty
Circuit Court a:csi tic ;.l uAr ri i, cenl@r, A. q
1', ar the sr!k II te .a sAuEtI t. DAVIS Charles L.
az tn sai bari,i eE,;,t In; .ntn i'ru,i,E r5r IT.,
sa.n u eight h.4ntitsi aud swsnsy;o.c tH?iaEs and
tKtnfrEi cents, tiif1 rtl 10 TUG eern Gf stcpken
sou County, eh writ ls- Ecen rstrrLet eAecus
3D. o~ tkcrclese. Hatss .ou. ;he -uid la.id t;ut
aud .foa1 l. iaEtck e3li prreN.Il be aud Atpeaz be-
fare the st ttok C,nts durt OIL heiuzc tho
list day II tr It lcrs tEercct u b. aoel. Al the
q krhEuafy IL Z, E11 give sEerlal ball a:,d pit1d to
t!'s sad la!Luhs artsN, inugnrat will he eEteftd
Charles Il. sa*:tE a-i Nat..s.a ". Ferxi.s Aad eo
Nnrl Ut i:u rrnrtrty attached my eutrleht to
tl1t,9s ih0 said I'D -ulGnE ubt rant Will he ecd to
satisfy tat saule. VIA N. CHGittIt. Cer<.
GALlEr d MITtlCock. Et1 .. ally ia.tt.ssa4N
, 1861-02-04
Kentucky Senate Against Secession.

Rcntucky Seunte Against Secession,
FRANKFORT, ky, Feb. 2.-Tne SENATE has
passed by vote Of Is to II, Fiske'a resolu-
tions appealing to Southcrncrs to stop in their
revolution protesting against federal coercion,
and resolving that wt:n the Legislature ad
adjourns on the 9th, it hc to the :4.ll Of April
to hear the responses OF our sister States to IN
application to Congress to call national Con
ycntion.
, 1861-02-04
N.fT[Ct. or S.AI.E.--}Jh hc-cas.

A'fT|tE. OF cA.E.--N he-cag.
default by ocrn 1:.ae :e conditions os s.r
LII. Nof1=u-e Mtss.: ':at' y III. hrst oas = say
~ .re shrtysln a: si.s-t*.Tp4 l:as.,nd Lon,psay
T. Akaraa t. lag, t. i'r sAs y New 3ozk, trustee,
and tcS Recorded IL lie atct uf the secretary OF slate
RaEss on Is r. ~ :l.cla*.s: AID Nhstss. ::o
ta tlSs h..s t't-sz.sti :A4 ppointLxns al I.cssss
uuY a ', 9 a 1.s " 1as geaa "a
Trustee Ut his place so, th.r.."rv By write
tIrA:es Ut Inv, :r ansrri:,.d. v.astes unuss said
Eost:a.e. will. on :h- scctna ,:ay Il afarca, 4. L.
s,;nsss n.t,::d a.t s.,t: vne FIN; ss-slon ouse
II T. rtlt, II Shtbos t-vEs. NJ two pv.ctk In
U. 4.r:s.'on vi "a a. g. at .,uE .actsea t. Ls
thItytS1t tluu4nd Isi hLes. i've l.lt4ra ANU iaEtF.
onc trIt. -. aS'.t. Lr "G t;ns y. E'nt+ stctr-d
" .sid u9rt;aGT nov .ss' :a = ,.i:s " sstersst
E.rcuE. tae ncEEa-:!: Is:t.~ a'scE:tt:. II sat.s
mortgage, sc-s,t.,-a: anu siu3a!as III: IN. at:t.
SET, :Eu t,sy q ros.d L.c. IN Ni,c-n.1
xe:h.E with aii Ge E:;ats Vt Aay uerut -. u:'d,.
E:t!n ay- tu> bridge. cnes. s.ai,Ias, ~ .iauasts.
mFht hs sad si-o'y::n aa1 Mis-! slp l.alIr,sd a
pa:iy ts;:n held or the:-.trr :'.nse1 IL coaucecn
~. t1e ssL ~ Il ',to q is : ~ !" o. relating
l=-A iT .!.t7 ctarteT c.r:"s cd !. bs Gtth;
AZ! Also al tie tpl!- ir,ut. s1:s a;, rtuL1s
nut! eHsntnse aug .r icauc:.- OF a!a st::5os -En
and Ms.iseppl itar.,.a .,"sp,:5 cu:r~ ..i nH4 uts
hahl Etst I' isun u t,F railway r-I.sHT trrEtos
al4tt a1.o uil the lvct:I cn;ts, set.:s, G{
!ea'h!% W. usi a74 property ctab~ct.1 With IL: pro-
=. el-s9ent ~tfa:3.' "p1rSS 1ht cG:.t.ne;1:t.s o.
MI III sts :a;, nsd s~.l rs ..:..:rcAa Company
r1t' nceliant " srs afore.-!d ue Of rAl. s.b
.:'a;a l. siass t:,.i o. att " 's.sswis.. vi! Il
- :s:e' .oc:" aHt: used art s.l!t theru-
q = -. relasa..:-. :;42s,Gosu onlt Aeze tu pa
'- 6.inl-E. = uF:at,,. rr,,.taa.
, 1861-02-04

TIE PRIZE CosUSDRuN.-Thc Prize Con-
undFum at Airs. R5an's Benefit Oh Friday eve
ming was not as bad as was reported, bnt might
have been better. We repeat it:
Why vail the Union pass s1fcly through the
present crisis!
Because. the Goddess Of Liberty, Anderson.
Scott: will drtcnditi 1t shall net be conIisaed to
the 1bom6t, NOR fA1la prey to the Hunttr. the
stars IN her ias shall be preserved, and only the
stripes given to traitors.
, 1861-02-04

Eft{T EhE1ue ls I4fnIshtd VIII
JUpsOSs PATENT GOVERNOR yALvK,
For Flour hills wc conndtnt{y recommend them I'll
superior to any ot1er style Of Eugtnc and they viii
Save from 2 S to SO per Cent In Fuel
orcr tho usun class OF boilers In uee In te West e
sha Keep IN assortment Of different slzea At Cur g.
saonshment. .whero they may be examined and Ito
retenf men Hi dtsircd, be furnished u SET IN ami
ensanes IN ar3 part Of tho country We ealsoBuprly
WATER WHEELS. sHAFTESG. GEARING, DC.
Atvery low prices.
r. ". BAXTER 4. co.'s
MIL Furnishing Depot West Water strect betx.so
Randolph snd Madttun, CaIcaSo UNcois,
Post O11ce address Bo1!s& oc5.Yl,v
, 1861-02-04

DETROIT, Feb. a-u the Michigan Senate
yesterday resolution authoriziuc the Cover
nor oappotnt dre Commissioners to Wa4hipg-
ton, Was EeJected-yeas Is mars Is.