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lect the r1Ehts Of the South, arguing that 19Vp
ser recapt9re depend on the fsdssal eourta
such laTs haTtnk been appttest oy the. s1-
sc9.hein newsnac:ssts nd or19o1s h hase mngni-
aed hundred ttmes imaginary dange9 ~
pretended from the Republican, adninlstra-
'tfsn. He showed the foarb Of amendment to
the conk.ttutiou 10 the dettitnent Of the South
by the Republicans were groundless, saying
twelve more ftee States were Necessary to fur
Tho Committee propose u an amendment
that any change relative to slavery be depend
ent on the aetion Of every Slate, asking
what more Is demanded. He showed the
condition Of lsrge portion Of the territory
sssdsd .sas % s.ve1 r Is "a sssag ss s.4 s:as b
once, thus banishing forever this nrebrand II
these difficulties a1e not removed he would not
attempt to LIT the curtain from the future
and the consequences which may follow tho
prevailing deIusion. - =
He had been asked II Virginia should submit
to Lincoln. BE said no, never; because Lin
coin must submit to Virginia and other States
which framed the Constitution which limits
the power to be exercised. Whoever receives a
majority Of Thy Eieet9Ee3E Totes, must under
khjng ID the perspnal liberty piln 3hailying
1II1ts1elution. fhefe was q d{stoettionain the
kNcifharn legislatures 10 a6fke thasm lte1n thd
statutes ;spaf3he ssath :Ras feheaslyp of
the :1utursk THE territorial ssffnes44oa .twas
already ssttlsd1y edst ssfiaTs, 3dttlen 81 the
Constitution, ,and ,s4atld IN favor Of the s6uth
and therefore he supposed no danger Wa&Apz
pretended from that source, and consequently
there was no Justification in disunion. He
wanted to have Virginia defend her rights Sc
cured - her by the Constitution to The last
end But some States rights men want her to
throw away these blessings, If only to show
hH right to do SO. He thought South Caro-
lima instead Of Withdrawing should have called
Convention with confederate States, and
made known her grievances and her purposes
to withdrawn-but having Withdrawn Should
not be coeEced in any form He advocated q
Conyentinn to see what shou1d be done with
.secedfng States. He approved Of the general
tone Of Corwin's speech. while he dissented
from the admission Of New Mexico. He
desmed her unfit for 90 responsible position.
Hc concluded with an earnest hope that the
Union would still be preserved, and seeding
states restored to their original poaitIon.
, 1861-01-22

- Oak Orchard Acid Spring Wa
te This Water gaining great celebrity, aad tho do
uaad for 1t Is Increasing rapidly. It's beneficial char
deter "a acsaed b. thousands and It Is pronounced hy
distinguished physicians 10 be superior TO my Other
medicinal Spring Water now IN rsc. The almost MI
raeu1ous which It has performed lead 10 be
Here th.t It Is destined to occone extensively ueed In
the treatment Of very msny dsea:es which ordinary
remedies fiji to crrt tt curative properties
tabllhed beyond question, and fe1 Assu1ed that 1t
rnust great extent supcrsc.. many Of the artificial
compounds Of the day. Wo recommend those Of our
readers who may be sunerng fson general debility or
from any Of the diseases for which ts Water Is prr
scrbed to Siyo 1t trial Sec adyeftsementla another
column. jet4cii&eSHtIy
, 1861-01-22

kE Money IN Registered Lettcrs maybe sent 1t OIL
ttsk Address TRIBUNE, Chicago, III.
, 1861-01-22
GPAFFORD, STEWART d CO..

Nicely, LAWRENCE d CO.,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS for tia pazcAaso
md ssle Of Grain. Flour, Provisions, md Country
produces generally. Business exclusively Cornmisxton
Also deaie41 u salt Ime WatsTline, btueco Piast-
sra5 Hair, Land Plaster &c. Ac It 81, - and "a
South Water street
L. T. AESiY. Y-EAN1EEE Y.W
mhx1Tn1v - -%--.Aes
, 1861-01-22

The receipts Of Hoss, live and dressed, during
tte past forty-elsht hours AMOUNTS to aoo1, Ths
dsmsnd Tor Dressed aogt "as scarcely 20 great,
znd the market declined 1o@l5c-sala ranging
from ee.ooac.so. Live Hogs, howc.c.. vert in sc.
tase se4as& ~ pae6sfs' aaa <ao market was drm
The ptoyisteu xn.sktt I, stit, firm, md tho ton.
oehes upaasu. a-ss foek WIS IN 1ats f1quess, and
about 400 brts vere sold 1t pttnei>
paIIy ths ,stter 1ru.e. cnt He.ts sre hs]d nbore
IL. v;.. ,.. ..,-,., --.
AS '-"s VI oase3s' anu Inc 1aatSee IS consequent
y qaief. Asd1s IN tats dssnand at 1oe; hut hold.
ess are asSans 1o4&tlo8c-
1aeFe *as :ooa inquiry lcr slour, and Nc quote
IN advance fully 5o-about 1000 bfls being sold
At n. .s3Ak3o for medium ID cnfce enrsnr e1tr.a
The "aeat market opened buosant. and prices Id
vancsd A91e; bat At the close thcrs was much
quIe:e. feeling, and tha advance was hardly eus-
-eatae aaasae1aoas o<ang limited u aato
Corn was 1rm hut Inactive. with light trans.
At ssx0ssxc for Mixed, o,,, 1rera in pcod d..
Eaand, and 1900 bushels changed hands at1740
17xc In store: Rye and Barley neglected uisl.
~4&e1 oaa' 1A"o'n5 seea nsn.
-ouxs Fxx1ours At Nzw Tozx-Jan. 1eL-1n
T.slgets e 1s1s. ers a!m, md the market j. &:
hxs cheese nj a i IN hr1s Nonr ~ a. q X -
In wheat II losxd in hnIE and ia IL h.rs ~ }1
lard q. sis Cd HO bxa hacnn ~ aSe. 1Go Inn. ~
Low st ~ 6dGksss Ia Tondon II -fo ~ ~ 1rha.t -
I4Xd IN hars: la cssts r1ce ~ a. an ~ iSd a.
40s; $40 brs bacon III d. 50 tnns csoyerseeS at t
~ Cd, and 5000 brls four ii r. EdSss al. r.
Glasgow. SO bsis nour at 4s in hsiss cotton ~
"a for SQUARE and ~ to- r.nd -" ~ psta ~ ~
srs r1nysrseei at ~ ~ prs.s., 1noa ~ W,ot ~
nj & fd and i'm hkds toS.rn ~ ~ III okis s
1vinn hrio urifh TX ~. ~ -. ~ ~ ~ -. ~ ans
Eat - 1874 IL LII 80 ~ 49,. A. '1 1l N-1d
Srifh ia IN H. sast - 49,. IA 49, ~ = y
hrir 70 Gi.ssna sdt3 %it3 q nj hsIa as ~ tx9s
tertn. rnd .ssa1 ~ e1s ~, W - NV " pa
fnhe - n+ " ~ t1ss ~ lno aos'a sae VI
~uo' anu pack, Oh psasa1e Terms. -..--
TEE EFFEcTs Or SkcEas1oE.-The n. Z. 1til1ns
= n.,t.sr. tho s,,rov4nn
Tta .-s--.,s-
- aae aS neSSssaoa m9seMea1 e Al1o1ns me vest
Ti.. .nsteaAAA. ootaa enapmSnta; antsnoeo LOT
~ n.. "esS sa.nfea 70 ne Notthefn unes. and
x1ha ae, w. ~ tae ASsnta o. that road
~ tae @aaage3e u baluasore, aaE1nE what ahey
a snoala ~ Or do 70 souatsrast The edeGt. dis-
naa "1s tSee,sca nom r. Master q IIanspo1ia
snd shnn.4s 4hot ane unao assa1ng ne asents
woa'G 90 perfect, s4se and secure; but It see1ns
e.s eoa alo not nass Ine oesFfa erect
hnah 1o.s ~ OF an paeAxes ol potK and atu Ehlen
.19 81 stt1ea ttI Y tne agcot q tno ba!n@ofe
Uato 7s aaaIoao f .: oee 1 20 NeW 1ork and which
a ."snsp ~ II ~ 81 tns h&tlon lol, wa 2aTen TO
Sng ~ Sa ~ eM aos1 Mnss At &c tas snlppef ~:
, 1861-01-22
SAMUEL +. BENSON, Trustee.
DecambtE 18th, 19E. dt.Ad1de&d


1tl nots, County Of took, $. s.-sqF~.ioz Con1t sf
GhisagoE1a Chaaesry lYoeEs Antheu1 -, ANA
PUBLIC notice. y hereby given that in Egrsrancs Of
tbs l:th dsy Of Decenaoes, A. d. 1*1 In ee9t =
Master u Gaaaeery e sid Gonst & q
Of saat day. It me norsh door Of the Court Houss
ser At pahlic auetlon to The highest bidder fos
eash, al the right ute ard interest Of the tst4
thss ecE4is lo pieee Parcel u ln1 situate ~ ne
Town Of Lyon Ia Tie County OF took. and stake o1
Illinois AID bounded ~ follows, vtz:-BextEnnE y
the noftea4s corner Of SECTION th.ftyone !sl} I'D
twenty t!4] roda thence nosta risEty ~, roda
thence east twensyforFt rods t. the aEe u nst,a.
twenty Eour CD n1ds tQnaEc. contalhtnx txe1ve "
acEts land In Range tNrlvo tI.> Ioxnshp thlfty-
kEther With an ard singular tie appussensneea auo
6eredtt2ents Thereto belonging nr In Anyvtbe sppeE~
tstnin0 ma The hu1Lsss at sErct:nnk ii Vhr lever
kind q natuIe upon said lot Of land liza SCOTT
Mater IN Lhhncery Of the Superior Court u
Daked December Is, b. tH6Os ltff@4ES&tQ
, 1861-01-22

FORT KEARsEI, Jan. eeo-The Pony Express
with San Francisco dates to the 5th inst,
passed here at 5 o'clock this morning.
Sacramento City was crowded with politi.
clans Of all grades, In anticipation OF the meet
ing Of the Legislature On the 7th.
Gov, Denver secms to have the mos: positive
support for the senatorship, but it is stated
that the1e are friends Of the late Senator Brode1.
lex among the Douglas members, who will
spare no cdorts to defeat Denver.
, 1861-01-22
AfuaI advertisements.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
ksru.9 * s9gs! *. GeoF ssaate Sss cs::
.1s Fass 1stee Hereby given to tas ..,a p:.a
SEeat Son. e.sa ths - d.y q R.ssenss, es:;a 4
Et:5,1s r. asfjsst e s. e
eena d,recte:. to he sheriff Of stspasa
sda ia
nd John 1enek shall Eer.oEaiy b ND s2Resr = =
ces4s Il cssss e - Sesd
e. "a sedn sRss wi Iii es
sBs:, :S ,9sss Il ff1. .Ds !:
:s:;y :ss e ;ss ;s4
G1IIur + aTTcacocx PHI ). Airy lalsds:o4E
NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereas,
IN default has been made In thr conditions ofs esk
aq ses1n date e. ,s s; ~ e MaH
s; s absee5ran and t. s'lseaa ee@ps5
to A1afah fs;x 4 .he Gtsy -. Ye.z I5esse
ssse s. o. Fsses is to III inciasIve I'D .asfs.s tss
St das soa.s ~ ated Ia .opei1ssd sseS!das
n ID ssat9 !s:s sss
mortgage. viii, % thc SECOND iey. Of March. a D
eighteen hundred and sixty one, 1t t1e Stati9n uoosS
o7 sall sheooygan and Ml:..sip1i Ealroad ComrenI
IN tic City Of shchoy-an Wisconsin, At two O'Clock @
the afternoon aay sell At public aaeaon 70 ~
hlz.ent bd:er, the paJ nlcns g txo hundred AoA
thirty cyst thousald and t4nety nve dollar and lo1t;
one cents IT, 1884 tte aMcnnt OF hohdf secusE9
By said noEtsnge outstanding with The infefss1
thereon uapatI being thA amount claimed 70 % 19f
thereon, tho mortcs.cu premises dcsc<hcd IN eAl&
mortgage. to-w:-A1l and singular the nF5e a1fk
sc1 Of TIE Railroad Of said ConTaEy from the LEY of
6hcb 'yEa1 t. the Gity OF food ta Lac. In Nncoos4.
Together with all t.e rights ot way. depsf &touna2
railways rails trl,es gcrce% stations, stat!onrhou:e1
And otreF bn1lll1:a nnl all ;e l4ds and he4e1ikse
ments BY said AID SIsssStppl a1aroAd Cott
p9y thea ke!d or saeFCatsrr acquired IL couneeuQn
With the sad nEsk division ii TIE railway ar telas1$
thereto. whether cni.ri rEder tie rights anu pE1sA
lege& OF their charter conveyed to thcm b{ deed:
and also al the tSlls Icu- rents isues and pfon9
and corporate and other franchises OF raid SheboJKA1
and Mississippi tatlFnad Colp.Iy sfd with The
bAla fsst division OF their r1*a TelattrK thereof
and al.o all tie locomotive enEes, tender, t1Ts o3
every kind, machinery, ac.ue r.sots, tools and tn-
pleaents. wood AEd property c.nntct Nth tho Pro.
per equipment working. operating ssl otductnE OF
the said Ea.ral then owned thereafter acquired By
tho sid Sh, boy gan and Nlsssipr: nlsroAu Company
for appuTeaAnt the atorex4d line of 3D. sub
stituttun Of tnote then OWED otherwise. ali of
which personal chatttcs xefc declared To be 4ItnEN4
ard and 10 BE- used aud sold there
with and not separated tkeseErur1, and to -
tAken - I part thereof
December 18th. 16E dtAd7Bt1
, 1861-01-22
A. D1sorderIy Union Meeting.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 1a-The Union meeting
last night was one Of the lnrgest ever held here.
Of the meeting was opposed to the Crittendcn
. Or any other compromise. Ssveral sets of res.
'o'u13ns Of devious tenor were offered, but
amidst the confusion It was difficult to decide
the rea1 sentiments ofthc meeting, which broke
up IN confusion, tho lights being extinguishcd
bY order of the Mayor,
, 1861-01-22
From A1ahNtYtN.

MONTGOMERY. Jan. 19-The House passed
to-day bill to provide against tho invasion OF
the State by sea. It makes pilots liable to fine
aud imprisonment; who may bring vess els into
the harbor of Mobile, and authorizes the com.
mander Of Fort Morgan to destroy the beacona
ind landmarks at llis discretion.
, 1861-01-22

yeasesaay At 41oi. No. Chicago 1ptins h hsld II
&1.o0 Corn md other Rtnins p1tet and no skles.
Provisions generally letter. Asale Of Is brls hear
u mnss pork tqot p,atn this morning at 81b.6D,
Light ssess heh 1t rs o. 1ard In fair demand.
N1n taisa OF 30 hrls ri 10c. Whisky easier. 6afts
40 hEla this morning ut lac.
, 1861-01-22

NEW YORK, Jan. A0-Thc steamer Teutouia
arrived ut 6 this evening, with London dates
to the 7th-
The North Briton arrived at Londonderry,
Sunday. The Kedar arrived At Li.crpool
Sunday, and the Europa and Vlgo at Queens
town Sunday.
News anticipated ia Cape Race
, 1861-01-22

1tl John r. Sherman: etthn ely Of Sa@ Tori. hsss-
ter. Of Sexar4. New Jcrcy BY mottxaEe dated Apx14
~ D 1it aad rscoete in ths ls.9rstE = s,tsss Ct
PAso - certaiI Ffise. hes staater described 70 =
the payment OF ccrtala aEa1t for two thoa3an4
nvc hundred dollars taset JULY ed. \ D. 1l., md
also of note for niae:ee1 huLtlFta doliara ,saed
February 3st l. u. LII II Esree ycafs 1oh1 the said
nr~t day Of teb-ns,v zs sat also h ;score the pays
ment Interest tac said lsHt and n u
st the rate Of per cent an.u N she arst lay
Of April A. d. 1ao; and. wtcEcn+. dt!anis has been
made in the payment IT fx0 4cIn1Erult pRy1ent4 OF
interest which hasa Gllru due raid dratt and net
and have therefore c'ce ti 10 declare Tho 57!d prs
cipal &uuts due Aad pAya.u.
Now tuerefore not1te Is hereby given that pursuant
tu the puwe cunt1.1. Il In tho said mortgage. rhau
KY = public aaction At te GouEt oass 4oE Z sas
hr>t dsy OF January. A. D 1851 at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon Ut tlat d4y. to tie l4=hest old4er for Sh
the satd 1noFfxAyr1 Premises, s-Et--Lot number
seventeen 10 ln h.,sk number htssen o. in JoAn. ~
son, Roberts J. stoETs' Addition to Ghca&u. N thH
County of Cook. and statc III ul1oa nit al -h& and
equity Of redemption OF tlle said Jocu 7. SHERMAN hfA
kelFt and asal1ns theretn.
Dated Chicago Der. ID 4. p. i9s::
FAEwuL j 6xt1U, Ast'ya. da2+dSEt4
, 1861-01-22

y r J. W ST ER HOU Sc

FuKEroET. Ill, Jan. 1st 1877.
CHAE. l.. NOBLE:
Tours Of tho 2A at hand deering to be informed Ct
tie cost Of uuralcg Kerosene Oh compared to Gas
at u per m For ny hotel the Ga. Bill waa, for the
month Of November. e12osa lsss nyc per cent 1eav-
ing $1l4.76 Iconmcnced using Kereecae sad Flu.d
On the 18th Of December last zad to tic st Of De
ccmbcr have conssrlcd
TX Gallons Kerosene At &c ...... $s7.1o
Gallons Fluid 1t 10
ms NINETEEN DOLLARS fer sixteen days. uak.
Ing diEcrsace Per month Of
q 2 8.7 g..
The Ke1useae produces beautiful sot. Light. Tho
Billiard Table L:mes perfect scceess can re.
commend them. J. =. HUMPHREY, Agent.
Comments On the above not Necessary. Cal: aad set
you Kerosene and LAMPS Ut TIC Lamp and Oh Emoo-
no. 12z CLARK STREET.
talstse5&ecd
, 1861-01-22

81. LOUIS, Jan. ALA special dispatch from
Springfield to tue ktpuRieea say That Con
greessman Kellogg arrived there on Saturday
night, and is In conference with MI. Lincoln.
His Object is supposed to be in reference to 4
compromise Of the National difficulties. 1t
ia believed that the Republicans, with Lincoln's
sanction, will propose holding National Con-
ventfon and the restoration Of the old Missouri
fIna to California
, 1861-01-22

NAsnvu1E, Jan. 19-The House to-day &C.
cepted the Senate amendment to fleet dele
gates on the 9Th Of February, to assemble in
Convention On the 25th.
, 1861-01-22

WILLIAM ALBAUGH, keg
w DEartsr. FYF
ss...,..Wtsr RANDOLPH-sT.. CHICA9o..-..6B
Post Ot1co Box so.
, 1861-01-22
Lntc1t from Pixies pe1k-A Humbu.
Exploded and Exposed.

FIT. KEAKsES, jan. 21-The California ovcr-
land express for st. Joseph passed here at 6
r. M. yesterday, with four passengers and
mall.
DENVER Crit, jan 17.-Te1cgrams received
here yesterday created much excitement
Parties who returned yesterday from Fan
Juan declare the reported mines in that coun-
try grand humbug. Letters to the same eE
feet viii be published dto-day. The excitement
New Mexico, who had more goods than they
could sell to tho inhabitants In the depressed
condition Of the country.
The Milwaukee, mill 1t Gregory Last week in
three and o half days saved $1,000, from mam-
moth lead of nnarfZ
, 1861-01-22

-tt,;ood stock Of all kinds in demand, and 1neets
with ready aa1cs a. quoted below. There has been
but few sheep In thl4 wees, consequently few
cars Of No. would eel well.
Below NO Xtve lew halss, average weights,
, 1861-01-22
Kentucky Legislature,

FRANKFORT, Jan. 1o.-The Legislature, thu
hr, has been occupied with miscellaneous mat
ters, having no direct bearing On national at
fairs.
, 1861-01-22

BosTon, Jan. 3l-Rev. Chss. Lowell D. D.,
died yesterday, aged IS years.
The Journal states that q, 900 stand Of arms
have been sent South from the Wate1town Ar
senal
, 1861-01-22

Death OF Lola Montez.
NEW 7oRK, Jan. 2L-Lola Montax died in
this city On Thursday last.
, 1861-01-22

that the steamer VIM. jenkins, Of the Balti-
more aud Boston line, sister ship to the Joseph
Whitney, which was chartered By the Govern
ment, has been burnt at Savannah. Particulars
are not received, but it Is understood that tic
burning was accidental. The Wm. jenkins
went to Savannah IRON this port.
, 1861-01-22

Dent forEet 70 1ay 1nu1 Galoyes At BoWKNM No. -
ssda md Fur ii soA tover Inn sver T bsaars
E.&-Rowsu also Agent fof tha West of WNsonx
edW1nE Axeh1he the mott Esmpa sad p&9fecf ms1hinn
evsE 0s2e S41t aAa - = 0clsEtlY
, 1861-01-22
: - - css s-~
south Carolina Heeetvs8 - Gloomy II
d&nEa5S from NAah1nEton.

ainsn'' from WashinEton.
CnAa1zsron, January. 1a-.tleut- Talbot A.
Etvea hare last evening with gloomy tidings-
The Governor and the members Of his Cahi.
net were in consultation the greater part Of
Last night On the Intelligence communicated
A white Tag came from Fort Sumter thfs
morning. The object ,of 1t II said TO be that
South Carolina should ceaae erecting fostlfcar
tlons.
CHAAIEsror, January al-The four SOL
dlers from Fort Sumter, Is witnesses in mur-
der case on Saturday, attempted to escape by
jumping ont Of the gTand jury room window.
On leaving Fort Sumter they wero placed In q
coach and escorted by hle Of State soldiers
to the boat
Gov. Pickens On Sunday sent q lot Of fteah
proyislons to Maj. Anderson with his compt-
n1euta. Major Anderson refused to- accept
them, but returned his thanks for the courtesy,
saying at the same time that he would have
to decline accepting anything until he knew
whit the Government at Washington Intended
to order
Everything is quiet here this morning, Five
guns have been fred for tho seceding States.
The effect Of the secession Of Georgia upon the
people is very happy, but no Representations
.has jet been made on account Of It.
, 1861-01-22

NlGHT SCAVENGER.-- Charles
IN Kanz wn asteud 70 The cleaning OF patyy ysults
Ee49E9E ol staoe M9Mdrc. md any odenstta matter
I'M rsesaye pfenaps atta3f5pR, ncaISr
, 1861-01-22

RECEIVERS NOTICE-Not;ce
= hs soJ ktyen that the undersigned hayo btsa
IeeaSeFs Of the Et.hop HIT Color 3 81 tS9
, 19dHS of nc Oh judicial Circuit Couft 8! he
osta ~ Anal1 Under this appointment and In -
boeon od ne property Of I'D Btsaop hi Colony
n9s4Ir ~ -! ND Eiu in acor~nca Eth iSs
aeit raraNs Sn snesame p 70 al pasttes ietetested
A. Retsl9 4ASlnI Claims e4iuxt tho Btshkn FIT
q S93ong e eiheF Rosa unsettled aoecunt 40 rsnn1s
eu ~ = uxwasa s49temsnes Of The 4aune At once,
70 make Immediate pay n,cnI u tbs ess -
~ .4i+ ak once. - taay alone nuthoxS1s6
" UHS4QAs Aoa EetelVe tho anne Until ;cfther notie@
s9nT11taenlsAttons viii BE- Adlres4e6 "a Whaern-
, 1861-01-22

eT. LOUIE, Jan a1.-The steamer Cora Ander-
son sunk = Eagle Bend, - omiles ahoYe Victs-
ousEn, She had goo hhds sugar and 500 sacks
eoaee IN hsF hold, which; WIN ba lost. Tia
boat was valuad Ut 10000.
, 1861-01-22
MONETARY.

NpxDAT EvxxExe, Jan. 81. 1851
Exchange was sy no means active to-day. Tho
eastcucy rates 1t the banks WIS per eea&. ptcu1.
NM; but roond lots could bs h&d by eustone1s =. =
concession Of ADkc below the segulax price
The impression today u that tho 4ne weather viii
andnee m active trade In Qotk Rnd rates win b.
1lke'y to come down Dastag petcs ax@kH.
Tbs money a1fkst continues 70 h fnsndaat1y
supplied. *.al -.sa&
1lde AsstnS rlahinalaeS: s@11ng PEI cent
aus s4aa spzxqs suabs.
H. taitIJsae Lse4efF. Gfasgssr
: a,sof ofths caielGe aEak Net* tt.t
,kS6E eMtrsaeJ, sxeizaQSe, e.:
, 1861-01-22

WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHICAGO
LIVE STOCK mAHKET,

Laks sAors sdts and Shipping Yards-A1ea. C.
R.k.-Adrk<fs reported By WALTER SHERMAN,
EEprxssiy fof TIE TRIBUNE, tcsek &1.<&9ng Nom
dap. Jan- Il. 1861:
Stock received for week ending Mond.y, jan
, 1861-01-22
DITKIN & CO.,

'f1h1N o co,
General Communication Merchants,
n9 SOUTH WATER STREET, CH1cA60, Ill.
zAnEs l. sA9s. [1751ItyJ AlS1zo Z. r1fE1.
, 1861-01-22

4 W. FREEMAN, g.
4A* ~bEATIST, ~lIfF
aD3..... .WAsu1ao4o1 s1Rkrr CEcAao.......to3
lust east Of Clark Street,
No charge M IN examination Of unsuccessful work
P. O. Box SOIL ccS611J
, 1861-01-22

HOGS HsADS.-Wc will nav
~ "a! g. .SAsH tn uoxs Hssds u ~ ssx gasqsssJ.
, 1861-01-22

NoxpAx EVENING, Jan. Il, 1851.
Tna fol1cutnE are the receipts and shipmerts for
ah4pa4t Eottyetsht hours:
, 1861-01-22
>@isreu
CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
PROSPECTUS FOR 1881.

Devoted to NeW4, Co1nmeroe, Politics.
A&rte9ltQFe, Education, Art, Science
, 1861-01-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
xfxyITH C0HCRESs-sseeaaa seialsu.
wAaH,xarox, dAn. u. 1as1,

WA1Hmarte dkt n fae1
srr.-r-Mr NAE,r Tnt,.aanaaa ;.
r~so,nfinn r. frfsfion ~ ~ t''eae9e ~ JOINT
ts5r ieEs n states ss sas -1spens!on 81 ccr-
40 "a to aye'::. i'll !Ysfs9atlng nom tne Union,
stat:-. arI ~ ~ ii nosIne conlsion between sasd
fr . a.c,rd 4rd ,ne unted ste5es i We passed
Ths oua snsaini isiog aaa e,'sl oese5Ea pfsnEed. @
ken m 1c% HS HsSs+s sng nnasa1 nnaa 1n r.
rious n1nef dments were off.red md ~. rrIectej.
*hen, without taking vote On he bil, the
Senate adjourned.
sent a memorial ZION. certain Methodist cler-
gymen Of Illinois.
Mr.. BURNETT object. Let them attend
to their own business.
Mr., ,FLDRENCE-Lct MS hear what they
hare to say.
u. Mr. BURNETTAI think. Congress capable
E7fE manAffistn legislation Of the country,
f-8Aa &~itn 6ho respect TO the clergy, I think
kdEaf ouS6t xto3&teud to their oBn business
Klthla 3fs legitimate sphere. apart from
politsc3 -
Mr. MEEJOY-TAAMemosi asks for prs
lection from 1eligfd6EX &atq nuNou, O4e
Methodist clergyman has 3 Sen hanged ii qXexa6
simply for his religious opinions.
Mr.. BURNETT-I have no8oh3ectie1h @zffb
memorial being LAID On the table I&waS Is
ordered.
Mr, FLORENCE presented memorials from
phiIadelphIa, olpned by citizens Of ali parties,
ins2udlaa kor1,t sho voted for Mr. Lincoln
asking foy m adjustment of the difficulties on
the CTitteudea plan.
, 1861-01-22

j. 7. Sc. II. EDWARDS.
ASenta for the American Watch Company, WaIth.tn,
Mas keep constantly on aaEd so.,1 surplr Ct TIL
Ca.E s:suct Larn:oa Eoci.' uel1di7s u1w Aitow
, 1861-01-22

IORN WANTED.-I will nav
~ the Highest market pr4ee fnr 1900 Bushtls Corn
On the e1r. 1el1yk<ed 0o the Eai1pAd Track
5. .AARSH, northeast corner Rush street Bridge
ca1otar Dried Meal from New Corn By the Ra19el Of
Bag A* much reduced ptfceA
t11slJ SYLVESTER kAREH
, 1861-01-22

$3.50 REWARD.
/. CORNELL d CO.,

Aft paying the zboya reward every week Is to esrh
peshon Who NEST (uditaoua1y Purchases ono of faeT
TasEaEt and Fur Family Of M4nntsctuItnx Sewing
Machines ioF Holiday CIT. 0nty ~ fer Mtchire
HaMnsy, Geafer. and al -fnlly hceneed- Naaufas,
turing 6hust2s Machines Il by 10 inches under the am
tAgteninS tta own eodA It ~ fos carriage t4Itu nE
tailozanG And Al kinds Of manufacturing. de7sd Jain
, 1861-01-22

War Ammunition for south Carolina,
PErERsBERGH, Va, Jan. 19.-On1 hundred
kegs Of powder and 3 900 lbs. shot mud shell,
FROM the Tredegar Works, Richmond, left this
morning by special trntn By the Weldon and
Wilmington Railroad, destined to Charleston,
to the order Of Gov Ftckcns.
, 1861-01-22

Buying. Nsnsnl.
xNsercditcd Illinois Raoks....... =.
Va. n. c., Ala, Ga-, and old Tenn =.
mouth E2roAnA- ~ -
Stock Hsnks Of Tenn, .6R10 :.
, 1861-01-22

GENERAL C0N1ss1oN MERCHANT.
No. s Loomis Building.
Corner Of Clark snd eouth Water stzeots. Advrrea.
N.1dA on C11atxnren1A F4i1n1V
, 1861-01-22


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s.hsSa9o. lef t.ta. .t't' orLtl+lbt
TIE als'rs ea!e l. f1strr postponed TIL krldny the
tzft day "s February. i. 2. -.i ths src hnr aAd
IIaec. ~ JAMES Z. MEtsi.ii l,
CElc 'Xp, January 18th .bGi 4 ll8+tI