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Lu.wAuKEC.-The Sen!iae or this morning
quotes exchange scarce 1t per CENT. premium.
Til. quotation Is for Wisconsin currency, making
the tssura Of the banks OF that St.te wo:th 1Ga1H
pes cant more than those OF Illinois. fine com
plimeu: that for ous " we'll secured currency" by
the quot.uons n the card Of As. Adams, above
Esvca, It will be eeeu that the bills Of the iowa
State Eank nre worth per cent ahovr our own
c2uercy. Tilis Is compliment No. 2. to which we
desirc to eal the special attention Of our lesisa-
tors ut Springfield, and Of the Bank Convention
soou to assemble in th,t city.
Sr, Lauts.-Ne quote as follows from the Demo
c7ct Of yesterday:
The rate OF excn.ase is still Nsncs to-day, dealers
k.ving tIea.elrcs bought to considerable extent
At per cent PREM for bankablc funds OF course
to allow them auy profit, thcy must sell at an ad-
ase not drawing at ali, II being fonnd Impossible
10: them to obt.in supplies, 1ecpt- by shipping
cola. And a. t.,cy are already sufficiently depleted
OF tlis article. they can do nothing. Some little
si-at on the Eas: i making, By way Of shipping
produce to New Orleans. aud having the proceeds
rrm!tted E7Ft from there at about discount; =
few bilis e1c MAXIM, daily On NcE UslcanE, which
are boaght ia times past, at about per cent per
annam 81. But banks do not care to buy those
E2uains longer thAn 60G99 days.
cSrEsAT1--The G1-sttc Of yesterday eays:
The uewp from Charleston had 1ather deprces.
lag taGucacc saaang oar bankers to-day, and t1e
feeling generally VISA to hold up for further intelli
ose IL disposed to loan at even the highest rates
cas:cnt. The deposits arc not very heavy, and bal
auces do not accumulate. Currency may be con
tid-red rcarcc, and there In not much doing in un
cnr7cnt money. Exchange is etifeniny up. VIC
quutes
Bayin.. Selling.
New York Si;5t,...-.-- EG51 prem ;. prem
New Orleans ,----....-. AGE prem szEJt prem
American Go.l..-- 5tcstf prem S1et1 prem
Gold is quite Gzn, nsd us will be seen hy our quo
tattous above, ha: advanced to siGK ouEing. anl
IIl per cent. selling,
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Daily Review Of Chicago Markct.

sA7rnDAr. Jan. l.. 1sd1. :,
FLoCa-Rcce:pta a5:o bis Market active and
l9ws-:D a-I4 ..prin:e:oa City ltlat loop!. 81
brls ..Chlco.o Mills" 53 bsls ''Boloit City,. and
6. III sho!s: sgs;in E1.sas ~ al! 81 a
bis "CSnnc.c;al' good Spring Extras Il s :lds-
lvcrel; 67 brls iss8.:ser'' al 81 10 del. N0 brls
sHeadrick's'' Low = d. Extra. snd 100 b1is tbrand
~Arc,dia'' caoicr srpcsane At s4.to del.
EuEAT.,l;eecipsr, 1920 bsl. Ny Ma55ct H9eGc
,oxss sa. ,fs5e 10 IL So on nrIns
b. d. At Sc in storr; 10000 bu 30. Spring Ut
g :tefs soae go Su ssa Wn.ir
conS-Hccctrts, s6.s'5 bn Market declined
nc. Sales we1o :-1lxj bn Mixed at ssoc in store; !;
17op sa % at sss.te in stoFei 100 bu Rejected at
SIC on track.
ss; Sne3i:fts T. so & s:s & sses. steady as'
KYE-.serin.r. LES ia. Market tull. sa1cs
1} sis Il t.ps st .; nj, md
WiNEs-Kecci!ts, 10 bsls. Market steady.
s11s, 'G9 81; S,y r 1sIe bu, o ,,o,de,.
O, Isss Pork demand slsso. l2O pieces Grven
CORN MEAEAafEct dill saies = bags boised
E0Gs-!aarke: ilt'a, Fresh, 15e 3 loz; Lined.
BGTTEE!- Supply large aad .nlia:lxe! dan Nc
mon Do. oHGt11Ec-
SEED -lieccipts. aSst Gs. Timothy Seed quiet
&t$aoo9a55 los conmua to rt9mr- Clover qoaes
HiDEs-Eeec{V.s, =. .';ss Eos- G1ceh Rsdes asEa
and more ac isc. witt, "A advance Of 15c on Green
coaatry, 5s:5Hc. Green Sailed, s.*GGe; Dry
Balted. i01i1c: DRY Elsnt. 1SfItc:5c. -: :.
PoTA1uEs-Good sound ScshsnnocSs In fsis
W YoULTRY@Dse:...l Chicken. firm and In good
demand y, $2o0S1e-25 z ioz. Dressed Turkeys
daict It 76f s. ? l..
DRESSED noas-Eccclpts, ea57: The market
oosaess 1.n1. ard IN adtagco OF 100l5c vas nado
on YER si,Ssee sr7t9: tn.:: hut toExsasth the elo5e
Sales were Is foilowz:
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- EIartda- -8s<AdAas----- -
TIvr.utssrE. Jan little, Florida State
Convention passed " a 2rd3Raass d etasf''s
Scase1Gay S.,1;yss,re. ~ Jan-l1-Tha7- ordinance or
xctcssion wos sifned' to.day III the eastern; ;
portico ot tho Capitol amid the firing of. can!
non md: rbeerst and the -euthpa}asu :os the'
ncbplc. hon T: 3. King, Of Georgia, made 9
spcech on The occasion, which: YES Loudly
cheercd. --.- -
New Members OF tho Cabinet; = 4 =
New YORK, Jan. 122 -Hera'd ecprrespon
says James II Carlisle Of W.. Will probably
be nominated Secretary of. the Interior, anu
Mr. Rraueh of N is talked OTTER foas:a1s! 2;
tue Senate for Secretary Of War. ::
rvo sout', CO, carelina aIsst.e emela1' visit
CHARLESTON, Jau-1 Tho South Carolina
| Secretaries uf War aud Statc went yesterday
| to Fort Sumter under 4 tl7g NJ truce. lncfc
is Great excitement aud MI sorts Of Iurnnr4 are
atloat IS 10 their object, but nothing eeftoin is
publicly known Ihs sssTSsn111e: 5sasnsS S3s
Two 1ottf3 nt Shrntcr. It Is bcuesca 1ae slsla
| was not hostile. = -
/ Mattcrs-In Baltimore =
Bs17ruonr Jan.1 "A convention Of delegates
from tho various counties o. Mofy!ana, g eon:
| slider tic crisis, re-assembled this afternoon
and passed 4 resolution requesting the Cover
nor to issue q proclamation Tor tie people o1
the State to vote on the last Monday In Japu
ayr, whether they want State convention
cailcd or not; and II the question ia! a!deeided II
! ll.c affirmative, to hold an election for detc
gates to the. convention, to meet on. the' '1lrs1
Monday IN February. They also unanimously
passed !. resolution approving OF NT. .Critsen
! denis proposition, and then adjourned: -,
1t lis understood that :. neeling Is 10 be hcld
ofcertain tilIbusters-to:nDrrog 70 9FPose tAs
~
T.. Tue steamship North Star; from Aspfnwali
with 81 625,,91, has arrived, California ncs'
anticipated. - - : 7,,'- ::
Huunuct to Floyd.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 12.-The banquet t
Gov. Floyd took place last night Gov. Floyt
made speech, and related the conversation
he had with the Pzcfidvn:, showing hreocf
OF filth on the part ol the President, -teadtns
to his {Flosd's) resignation. Gov; ftosd conn
sion speeches were then 1ualc bg LtgIt Gov
Montague, Attorney -Genegal Tucker. JAS. A
Seldom and others. Tile tcInporiZinS polio.
| Of the Legislature IS severely commented up
Oh. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
Ohio for the Union at all IIazards.'
g" COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 12-The following
one Of Il series OF resolutions that passed til
Ohio nate md House to-day.
Reso'ted, That We hail with Joy the receu
firm, AigpiAe,. mud patriotic special n, .sssge {
the President Of the United States, ahd tha
the entire power and sources Of Ohio ar
; hereby pledged, whenever necessary aud ul
mand.d, for the maintenance. under strict sui
ordinatiop to the civil authority Of the Const
tuition and laws of the General Government
by who;nsoever administered. ~ '''"
The 1IIxs1s&Ipps to be IE1ockaded BY "a
Traitors. ;,
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 12-Artiilcry was Q
dcrcd 10 Ticksburg carly this morning by Il
Governor to hnil aud question ali passfn
l. steamboats,. -
Fifteen guns were fred Last night on -receil
OF the news Of the secession Of Floridh, .
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 12.4The House unanim.
ous'y passed . bill calling a Convention on
the 18Th Of February, aad an election for dclc-
gates on tue 0.1. OF February If the Couvcl,-
ton resolves to withdraw fron, the Union,
then their action is, to hc submitted 10 the
people for ratification or rejection. :. The eamc
bill passed a second rsadin:. In the Scnata-., 1t
will undoubtedly pass third reading Oh 1lou-
1nv
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@"* VIZ y f11os1N gtt.i
MMwAIKEe, Jan. 12.-The business men. Of
this city gave grand ban1ueta at the NewhalI
House last night, IN compliment to that Hotel
John G. Inbuseh. presided, assisted by Col G.
II. Walker Strong Union Speeches 'were
made, and the names Of Gen. Scott end Major
Anderson were received With trcl,cndous ap-
plausc- :, -
A volunteer rife company vas fos;ned, with
tho intcutioy Of rendering thcirsersicas to the
Government. e.s::. :vu -
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E1cnMcSD, VI, Jan. ia juint resolution
from the House relative to the preservation Of
tue statu quo, vas received by the Senate to-
day. 1 substitute was offered, asking Of the
President Ill ASSURANCE OF the preservation Of
the ahso.ate stAtu qAo for SIXTY days; except to
rercl lostiie inyasions. This was adopted,
and the subject finally referred to sclsct
Committee.
The House, aftcra hot debate, adopted IN
amendment to the Convention bill authorizing
the opening Of the polls at The time Of clcc-
ton for Delegates to take the sense Of voters
whether ) action Of the Convention relative
to the FeltYh Union shall be submitted to the
people for ratification Or rejection, by ayes II,
fr3
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NcbrAslk1,

OMAHA, n. r., Jao., ,11-roth Houses Of the
Legislature ndjourucd stae die TIT . o'clock Inst
evening. but little general legislation has been
passed during the session. An effort to r.ass q
limitation act In effect regulatory Of all lcbta
Of two years Standing, failed. The bills iucor-
poratiuI the Missouri aud Western aud Pacific
Telegraph Companies passed boil, Ifouscs and
received the sanction Of the Governor.
The weather is warm and snow is wasting
rapidly.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-the returns lnli-
cate thai the seccssion.sts have majority IN
the Loi;sunn Convention.
At the clcctionnt Galveston, on The Sth inst,
candidates favoring Southern Coufcae1acy
obtained 4 majority. - ~ 's
Dcprctla1ions on the Texas frontier continue.
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COMM ERCIAI4
sE7--cnAr EVENING. jan L, 1861,
The following are t!.e receipts and shipments lcs

Total .-..- s3M sa5s ZIG sls ls9 sssss
The market for Dressed Hogs today was scarcely
60 arm, the demand being chiefly for shipment. At
the opening an advance of 10d15c was snaae.o
vc:J choice stripping lots, bn: towards the close
baycrs held OF. and .hc market was rather weak.
Provisions q-let brt finn.
There was less activity In the Wheat market and
pdce. declined .<9ac on yesterdays outside
1guSes. with sales at SoG,soHc for No. !, ard 16G
7GHc for No. . Spring. Choice brands Of Flour
were In good request for shipment ard the market
edsancel sc per btl, Common to good samples re-
main Unchanged. Son,e 1900 brls were sold mt
$LG5Ilco Tor common to good, md $4.io for
choice Spring Extras.
Corn was quiet ard &c lower, with asles Of nix
Cd .. ass;16IaJ: In t:ure. Oats steady and more
aetyc. K5e dull. Barley dull and drooplng. There
f. = good inquiry for Green Sailed Hides aad IL:
1aa.,ze: Is fra and &c be:tcr with sales 1T 81
GeAe- 1lfsawiaea oaiet.
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.,G1iAnLEsTos, Jan. 1t:-ueEry W: Conner. O
member of the Sou1i, t;:.roliEa Convention,
died at y-oscloclz this crrnlns.. He WAS o
banker, doing business al Charleston and New
Ur,eaus : -'''
, 1861-01-14

CHARLESTON, Jan. 11:-Aprlvate dispatch In
the Co,trtr says that the Federal troops hayc
abant.oucd all tue forts of Pensacola harbor
eSeepcFor Pickens. where they, hare. c2ncep-
! tIa:cd, and that ;Gc0 nlcu hate left Mobile. to
surnrisc Fl. Eickens> =: -. ,:",. =. -.-s
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here, this evening, at1ortel resolutions against
any compromise, reiutlorsius s.tho;t;epu6lican
platform, in G1vor OF. sustaining tho GohstTtn
lion and enforcing the ia,sss ;: md nprroythg bf
Major Andcsson's course, 49,: -. - =
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=. AIu,wAUKEt, Jan. le-The reported success
Of the Wizard ice boat il untrue: No trlnr trip
has been made. The boat >xas broke In launci-
Ing ut Prairie du Chlcn, md it will tako somo
time to rtpair the damage.. -; ~ ~, - !:
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Shin !Ahnys

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 1l.-!etose daylight this
\, molutng steamer went tu the Federal Maya
zinc wharf, loaded with powder, aud left. lie,
destination is unknown.
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III the q. 8. Forts In E.ou1sana In Pos-
session OF Armed Bohs. Ia. ~

session OF Armed Bohs. ~
NEw YoeE;, Jan. ia spccfd dispatch to
the Herald sc:s: -
New ORLEANS, Jan. 11-.sll the fortiacs-
tious rrc now III possession Of the Louisiana
State troops. The u. S. Arsenal at Baton
Rouge, in command Of Major Hnskins and two
ron,al1irs refused to surrender t4sls ,nnrnirg.
The Arsenal WIS surrounded by COO State
tronps. and Farley was held between Gov.
Moore aad NIa;o: 1Iaskins which finally result.
cd in the surrender Of the Garrison at II
o'clock today. There was no opposition In
taking the other Forts.
The Crusader has not enter the Mississippi.
The excitement continues yCry great
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DECEIVER'S NOTICE-Noticc
IL f. hu +by given that the unders sned aye be en-
aprontsd Ieseive1F OF as B'hop HinCo1o ;. By tno
stac o oS os q, Nv rncr M IL aSpnica; aEd Il ac
eordan;e s!s'! e VII of s3'd Gsrtt ws @ naye tsksn
hot personal audrca and Will tn acsord 1ncc with the
prayer eaa ialsnso1 TrXS;sd p onse = the adjust
- l're.<oEs hasI5E Z aisa A:aasr tue Bishop Mll
ColoF either IN nnt CT unsettled ACCOUNT orc request
cd - forward state Itnt4 nj the same 1t once.
sill pcr.o lad htel 70 t.c AIaLoV Hill Colony ara
requesi " Ms kc n. sucEt q The euine t?
The uuter-iSred ut ontc they nione are authorized
TO rdInss aud receive thcsaae Until inther aot!cr:
All co" fnnuntcatlona v III br addressed 10 Whesler
D. Swcyt G4lra, Henry County. Illinois,
ttEU. ~ AOIsSE,
CLAEnltiS JONES, r,..a..
NI.tF' JOHNSON, fA.see!se41
WHEELER i. SWEET,
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lrul( advertisements.

GTAT'il OF III INOIS, COOK
~. CARNEY s. 8. Cook coastr circuit -CorTt.
tcorcar7 Term \. II, eS4' sanael T. Davis Char,es
o. .nws q se;aan v. Peri .ins David T. STOUT
Pnllic III. .t j. irrcby fivrn to tse RID rav.a r.
t III I'D j III. L. Utn.t a. Ct :s:ac.s:ni1:
;.sae;t snt e .o :ser tc tsss M ;he T. Gs9k 3 Gea;s
ls,, II tie <u:t t:c I'll Sa@aIi G. Day*. Cas1c y.
,1u >a.lsn H. icr.i a.llisnt iuv i:e
.f tic ri: asiI i. tout ara JON i. t:gniSS foE ~
sui" Of :i.Lt i,uLc1.A sad tss:ty;onr d.l:ast and
san Cul.ll. !dct said r.tEC: bcca returned catcus
cd o".:iessturc. nlls5 you, ts r.u EaslI B. Ut
fr.:te aI Cos Gently Ecntf Cd.Tr on II baurc I'll,
rs1 iy u .lr ~ IN, t,tss"t, - ts hnl,,est te
e trL:se:, z NJ; ZIG spssisl Ia Il, asd psat +
o!ainst y1G, mt. Ii .avor = tlc rail- sa.EerC Das
-EEaCes L. "a -ser, Il Sat,an ". Ies.lins, nud 20
cEl uf te ,c5prEty atacaett " tr .uilttlt to
BatisEf tic sad Judgment and costs VIII be sold to
BLtistj e Y IT. ~ tAUi.EH. CierE.
u4LLE. l. al11:Ecocr FIJI j. AIRY. t.iadstl4u
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. ..:,..l Georgians Celebrating, .
'ArGusrA, GA, Jan. 11-asrlutc Of 100 guns
WAS fired hcrc to-day for Florida, a;ltl 100 more
for Alabalna-
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MI &3o II. , EsAlL.--sol:t1G Cl Ills
ih'S-oHin Ch"nccry Eohift Nni.env ~. An,o .:
oysi issSy syss: ri! r;
v 1S;! AZ { GxssaSs5 y ~ / II sf:,s; :
EaI o. Tarsfda:; ~ txsat; ssc9n4 i@ssd} ssT I
t u M TT ss a. .sa .ot oeSk g ~, i 1Su5f .S Uns
e e. u ~ u esdes & e'x es
Aln"s UlSrF az! i;ob:r, ..At..ay In aEd 70 IA
s!!a e:stl lo: ,ss assel = .aa s,:E::s In ~
il;isa:+. "a tvaIesa y lol;oA-, sl:;l:tGn;hs S
Iias Iz see .aa q if;o H. i ss zss ssa
sMsns'.:Ef e., TX: ttiss St;' -. 5':;S q rsas
lta nsi:E y, 3 cla,Er!;r 1T q ss.TeH s:t'r!s hy
sstss i isa Il. lan:e swelSe YsGrs:p t:s,3
e1g"z tss' s.:t g ths Tsa rsae:Ial s.Stt r. tees
5 x!ta u s1st r. Il ~ Tss
ena lan i tes a os Fl Il seoT
Gssd psssn.Ltf j; l.. sss!. tsi..a:s:::aa
cTAYE or ILLINOIS. County of
it, I s. Hs:on or " ! MneTf sse :
Chr EEyussts ind Mar, s::eso? y" th@ls.,y.
Scs Ells,.ou, K.ed !lc,: r.. 3ohn l.!!svscn, Ifcf
pay,ea lnFlof asi,s 1; Il lr ;rxnt:,soa Gnss9
ss arf e ssS sq%.y Sxet /
b!:i Of In ead L2uir ~ Lc HANGER. s:da
fhegc1f ou te tftteentl ihy Cf i'.ce ltte. t, eol
that sn:nI!ol s,.Teupsn i!'ne; out II I'D Cenrs
asaiast .a!u ds:s la1.s retriat's q. the thsd Ao
q: & nsisEsss ;s s{sst s 4 f. s:y!:ss
a1.Y be and appear 5ccsr sail ttrcn:t Ethrt cf ECG$
County, ns Esst dag Ct tte ne-t turn tALtoL -
be holden nt Ckl:agn Ia tatl Irussy, g Tie n1:d
Aond3v ofFebruat. 1SHl and 81. ed dCc1Sf
to u. sall cou.ri1Gans' TIA u r:nrlst:s tae sal1s
Eij, be taken as confessed an decree esu red
yoa uroorsalng to tae psa5e, q s'.t Pm ;.7.o,,
,.- M =. NAt - a. etSs-
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would bo unjust to Himself and ihe people Of
Virginia TO permit the. :iD1anmstory re1na1ka
Of Els colleague tapass + Ahokt reply Stand.
Ing rs he didon terms .of equality with him,
he appealed to b nj to know s. -: -: = "~~
NJ, GAlsNETT ct Virginia, hastily rising,
Called pn tho cnaif ID, enferce the. rules Of or
III, 4MeKN1GHT-Let NJ have talr plsy. :,
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THE: CHICAGO :.ART-UNIO.
I
49,. DISTRIBUTION.
ONE HUNDRED. WORKS OF ART

nvcrx.rnr.r.rn-
L.: .,..,-
ONE HHuNDREC.WORkS OF ART
i soHf DISTRIBUTED AssoSo 4.
-v-.-,.4 --I - ~
Eight 11undrcd Subsoribers!!!
4 proportion Of oitss unprecedented In Ito ans1s 81
Asoalon, o'.'a0uaoa.. -.
GfT GfF e. to e. It ne
1ss Garse 4; soS s. .1aea s;s H., o
one v1i..ad 1t Is; the OTHER At }sas 500.
Twea.y.FlTc '00Faiat1nr ry TcpTcsentin: sscre.
k16ess M al s ssn sa.1
Tgsnty;F F1!e;of vot.g = Eabin.t e B5ss Of Hon: A.
Making TlFTY.THREE Extra GIFTS wtthout Ia ia.
tasle the ort=ina unmher Or rfjcc tic ticIcta
PM sssSs !;5ss ssfs'ss
Cn5in nnva, LssAraEas e N1sw of Ga1cas3 Alse sSa;
+ - II y ~ d1 aaa ststaats tHhe!e nay
e sgE ~ q tae no* opesat He2erH Gallery
4ho al fIhibios sad ar.vio f,' III, rs:t; IN, :.
! Ia.rr ~ ~ = :: ) - ss:1aaS
HnOA L.Tf1n all cases, screened tor
s$'?.3 assS!S
ioasdH saa gl.sSntthios Pasposea We resreetisiis
, 1861-01-14
M ASTER'S SAIE-S,

lW AaIEh'o SALE.-State of Illi-
c5,esr aoii eo3nSE of Cook s s Superior Coart a,
'1nS, S nn;s, ass, MsI stle 13:aa,os i, 6ssea
3eesai nrar g!saa Il r-nsnev1 II
s afa efaaexfy eay Ct of 2ss:eSss g.
fn saturday te n!nssersa t,ssS cas % Il ~
H. II naq H tns sse oeieSk o. M tn se neon
s. ssS9 aissas . 81 sets GGSets Ct c phsc 4 Is
Feal estat-: situate Il II, @ TIT ~ y 1f5aA US atsetoe
t9os ~, no nn ssStc "t Illinois to VT: q
s1evea ~: twelve is snd ;<f:ea a;oS l34scp = sp}
rsrn ss7enteea n IN shenieads Kaaann = 10 1St
nsstes r Ghaasesy Of tho sups.tas Ge9sfof f,,r,
, 1861-01-14

TOR S.iLE-A First Glass House.
X Tic subscfibes will sell IT.. Horse AMI Let sttu
atcl soutsrasr c.zaer Of Waba, h arcane aud
Twelfth street faT npcsef VIA. It crke uE years
Lot 7fset fru;t Na"asa aTcauc. lu feet Oil Twelfth
,treet .a:ge per iaa u n, purchase money may
ec.si II :isen FnyEtsu1e I'll be~A 50 pirchasts Il
wanted. A, FRISEIe No. 7 CLARK street jalax:t
, 1861-01-14

ItUoIEt'S gALE Whereas.
.Iossph Asthers did make c1ecstr ai de1!:rr ,o
= Te;: e.: ~ ss,ht:st :> tst:s 81 t
IL s. o esf' i bon sn4 ps Se i
G"S y1sert os 81 Eud on tls u sala t.att
a. ass xs iaa j.
ESe + I'd d Y '1 III sos siss se
j. 1 III Bos u :iorI:sEs. t. :sa tr a.. 8 ,It
Sn nt & s.ss y
T.! WISH o. reference L"Etto Ill Elc.e .ly sad
=. A.a ri :y.s the s.il 81 7coa Ec.vcr dIl CT Ito
Z y. ~. oax q !iee;n5ss I -! ssz.a :s!A
Esass, III u q 1s ssa
:H;a 1asss api Ha,a rs en1os sra
70 netys given ); sad Lever t. al t ia l. ie
sars yf s5oss named aud in r4tI ..sl5I5.tt:Ies-
70 M po.e t,T.as At .ae of!. do ltHi: tera
Il e ana til basrT aa 't q 5 s
s1ass ana so &C. 4 sss
ArEeFs ssaa GcaSss bst. ast "a s.;.., = H.
A. - ta1 cue tlte sum Of EaEtl,c.t duli.1. en
ss@ de ca - i 1 II e e :ss
Say m ar a y ee 1 s X; e as, - " rs5snzt4
oasst oasy ~; q ~ ~ VII aq a:s y ss ,ss
clss:a s:.sf! t.s is = y + ,ss sss
a1d y hwasEea' he no.cs II .=ia 7urn: raaea
Esen 2: .::'sa9 Esay.r - is..}sE3a Isc1SaI1 j..
rH1sa AID mortgage Ssish Sese Is I'D - Is se
how therefore tase noiles .,a Jsmey ucya .ra:-
III msssffs1 Fl is :1- Z s1ass e
pos Z Il ana sa i.s i as u a a1sf y y e. s.
tsSs lSs:s .s,9 4 ss;; 2 !, sp: a
IS I'D g s
haaa an 'os TIC nses ana ssid seslsnlaeuS
e!ssj'a:s ,snr.r i4Nfs j. y jsi55sS
4 q tCT JJ3,~ & a1sI> -
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a50a:niNa.

E-snARDTNG. - Pleasant Rooms
- wl.; board can b. o5laired at 81 Adams e.
ia1!3wI
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Eff. PATRICK, Tiesst Ascnt,

H Z n RY LIE GRAN D,
IL Pa.tralt Painter nom raris, .
studio, LIS Laks Street. ab:ve Hessler'a Gallery,
rhot Ftapha coloFcd In The Highest sple of Art.
Tue sane at tsuEbt IN few lcaso1s... 1saxz~
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TO ItENT-Tho~e two iirst-ciass
l. thrse stays Er:ck House: On Iras:e ycaue, inst
north.uf Ola street. with swelling from and Eood cc1
l. eaSt tF nts With Gne v!ew OF I've lake: hot and
cold vuteE. &c. 1AQufrs At .l6 yan Euren stzte<.
te.1u1t3ln
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DOAEnING-tA;21 21s State Street,
- corncr Of Van IE1cn BY tlsr week aal day.
Furnished ii Eat1rrf~hrl rpo..a tor farilhsk and
single gcatl. Gu Room for 10 Day Doar0cla ja711w
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IFtl.AnDtN(r. - Pleasant Rooms
- ,1sa.d Gag be- obtained at Ne. &, Wan Erren
+:rre.. b:twcs1 State and TAtasa avenue. Ecs3Sful
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::1For 5ale.

Tll, SALE LEW FOR CASH,
1aenaaiaea 70 sui. purchaser ,.
Btarh and Mag's Wood 70 b. de1Lvsssa in :! !hc !l
81: sloYf ! B.&ToS, Lumber Dea}crs. Nlt '<ttevt-
artrrss HOY ht3 .iEiSl..tw
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fLnRlDA FOLLOWS AlABAAA.'.
New Members OF the Cabinet.

TWO soCTu cAEoL1NaS OFFICERS VISIT
FORT SUMTER.
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- g. ! RI1e,noysatSS 2 y isA'nanaelph strlaas,,,
3stx1x:s Eeppstss sas Baest Hauss,1 q; sz's'
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60 aieitt.

TO RENT.-Thc Dwelling, No.
GrvcheE, ESD with III tic modern Improvements.
ita Gana FL 81 Ao soH,e Fnrei.use ". .t!es
Pos. essI IN :sv. immediately. Apply to j. u. MAI
suALL. Ne. 81 o.I.n Llars street tl9<lSsS-lw
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rS7O R;;NT.-iA desirable house on
4 M!clisa, assnpe. scE'h of 1Tel!t" street vii!
10 /! =; E.CK"lT.i. t:.3 soush Water street CT
CEE(;iiUsS. LEtkTta& ca, III Snuta Lasalle street,
uvCr TIT Uiu llSt.nl .lous:. =. n. ;taSxlw
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s,>ss s,>ss:::;s,$ ::ss,,$;:. NEW AND SECUND-
jfs:-T3rsSI Haze Tlt:ns fur sale low. Ffaa1s AID
:: tc:@l:ra:.a 10 rtn: Orttt rs t>r Tu13 :
nicEs, Meat.coae t,r .sv.s a.d I'll k!E. Of Ay.ieal
sal iHs,x:tu":ss r,:.t,lt,l AZ .i1t i1ntuc;..
Il: LAKE ) sr!:EEf -sEa!s C2.!IK.
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Shlca..6. Mc slsk. 1sbu. la.Itm
GLOVES, GLOVES. .GLOYES

Dnnt forget To buy Fqur Cloves At BpWEN3, Eos ~
IN .Ihe best 4ad Ehharea1 Buck
M P.-poTen Is also,AEeat{or the7Y esthf Nil.c3s
ee&laE Aaehnef the NOT simple snd pet1ee<
r EN- ps:W.A' s--1EE1c 4HEAr
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TOR SALE at \ GREAT SAC
L = EfFICE'

EOR SaLE-lGu Tons superior
4 quality ptntric, Tfmnthy nnI Clover Hay sai1cd
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Weights Guarauseel. an1 delivered free. Orders FOR
the Jr nEantIiy will ~ .lpt attention.
HENRI II. SuEFELDT, Is Denrbor,,-st
Post Ot1co Drawer il3@. deGxtm
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U: ARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
~ tor fe%a Asal f.ous aled e short esdeS sad
q tasloN@,xass1 tHA} RGxVKHa, a 1oastS