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THESE MEDICINES,
Have peo tsss. h,sef, sAe pahle .or period u 20
scar. ASA during ihsf lime have maintained high
character ln alipest e.ss' part Il ls globe fr TIE
extraordinary curative pre4eflisa uich they possess
la Many Thousands
az esflleel bI.gancs a,s have even rescued suffer-
CTS fla it. ssfy ~ o ~ an al.ilscl, grave sAer
sl .le descriptive uo.tfuuis % sAe dc have Invariably
iAli - siesi. iaioea 49, sAslf eAicaey invariably
srs Ai.ilhy proved, ,aata has appeared sarcsiy
le., l.4a nifA11iou, O. llo.c Who were acquainted
~.u ihe beautifully philosophical priueiples upon
which by s-e ctsnronndcd, snd uron which they
ees.se&tlly st les@ isls naalfs md ie,rllls
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Dr.. Motfat's Life Medicines

Should b taken IN the early stages q Bilious Com.
plants ard II persegered strictly according 10 DE-
reciinns. viii positively eject a cure.
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MEDICAL.
BGRHAvE's
Holland Bitters
DYSPEPSIA
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.
Tas successful introduction and u.s q ~. ole
trztai Remedy has besn the signal GO hierHi Good
81 oompoalsds called bittsrs, offered W urous
fsrsn-, 6ron quart bottle q hveE@iion tee unti
ths ,.ori l.tter<- bot snofber nens for sraE,
M sams ,lllanCns xhlsAsy mixture.
lsat ne really great relief derived frou The minute
eosc, one tsassr-onfei, Of our medicine,
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND HITTERs,
s.s a. s,,ire absr,.o< Of ar frosrafio. has esta-
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and oountsrfsis have f.led o. upderIuins II i-f-~i
tisel, vegetable PREPARATION, With bafey srt ..i
pure -.lrits - preserNo A. -
Bet sire % the genuine, liiAliilnt totlsl
price ONx DOLLAR
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~ Bs-of - essential Cor tire foundaticn 81 god
health and fr correcting disorders - the stomach
AID bowels
salutAry efIsct Tho stomach viii spet1y REGAIN IT.
strength. a bsaifhy acton Of he liver, bowels eni
Alineys Wiil take place. ard renewed health =
tis quick result.
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'N'st '1i. ga n'fTaD VIA
SFA'hi>"S THROAT CONNECTIONS
, 1861-02-12

From the telegraphic report Of the late
speech Of a. Il Stephens, at Montgomery,
We assume that there is no doubt Of his
ready acceptance Of the Vice-Presidents
place which has been rendered him by the
Conspirators Convention. The alarcity
with which he falls into the secession move
,ncnt-hc, as late as December, an
avowcd Union man-more clearly Than
any other incident Of the day, marks
the tendency Of the popular mind
in the South Mr. Stephens is u grave,
thoughtful and earnest man. he was firm
II committed to the maintenance Of the
Union; aud his lapse into the treason by
which ho is surrounded, is Indicative NO;
80 much Of lis OWL weakness as Of that
general disregard Of loyalty and liberty
which marks the political thought Of his
section. He has been swept away BY the
current and if lie does not live to realize
the force of the truth which he late1y au-
nounced-"t those who commence reyolu-
tons rarely complete them he will die
early in his bed. The tone Of his speech
leaves little room to doubt that he is by no
means certain ofthe result ofthat in which
he has engaged. But he has made his bed
and chosen his companions; and his arc
the consequences
, 1861-02-12

THE PEACE C0NFERENCE~
The action Of the Border State Congress,
or Peace Convention, 50 far as it can be
controlled by the Republicans and other
conservative men in that body, is indicated
By few Of the leading spirits, and will
unquestonably be adopted by all They
are willing to go so fur in the work Of con
Citation and adjustment, as to request the
nazt Congress TO call o Convention for
amending the Constitution-thus bringing
the slavery question in its length and
breadth before the people Of the United
States. But all the present propositions OF
compromise will be summarily rejected, rs
unworthy of consideration ut this time,
when SO many Of the atates arc in rebellion.
What the Northern Slave States will do,
no one can forctell. They have already
been told, kindly, but in terms sufficiently
emphatic, that no plan which counsels an
abandonment Of the Republican idea upon
which the battle was fought, and to which
the people are nrcrocably committed, will
be entertained for IN hour; but that the
question will be re submitted, II, in the
meantime, the doctrine Of secession is
abandoned and their adhesion to The Union
Is maintained.
The news by telegraph that the Border
States proposition is received with favor, is
q canard matched in the brain Of some in
ventiye gentleman attached to the New
York press,
, 1861-02-12
FROM Springfield.
lspa.al Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane,1
:; SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. II, 1861.
L HYrfQpANGYn


I BnLs PASSED.
Routtne occupied the Senate nearly MI the
morning. Mr.. Mack from the Committee on
Finance, Tepos3ed back the bill for refunding
the statg test, and It was made the special
order fof Wednesday next at 3 o'clock. The
bill is nearly identical with that published
few weeks ago in the TRIBUNE, the only differ
ence being As to the place where the bonds are
to be patd, viz: in New York instead Of
Springfield. A dozen or more local bills we're
passed. The appropriation for the Normal
School came up in the afternoon, and occupied
the whole session. Mese.s. Bates and Kuy-
kendall spoke against and Messrs.O Oglesby and
Underwood In favor. Pending the debate the
Senate adjourned.
Z NEW BASK1SG BILL.
In the House, Mr. uurlbnt from the sub
committeeof five Of the joint committee Oh
the GeneratBanking Law, made report, and
reported abtu ut the same time. The report
is said to bd-An able document It was hid
upon the table and five Thousand ordered to
be printed. tThe bill, which is Of great length,
was made the special order for Wednesday
'eA''
no I57oouoi1,H w a." nI-1.
49, .1e,u. k W. 49, uA5 ,o1 lne -n.4o1
@ ~ ~ 49, 1ssa!a asan11 as I., 1.aeuae.' % !a
,s+.aa1e.s - ~ ,ue ves. 4sr1 nj. wilson VI ohleo
a...nz o = ~ ...' .@'e 'ue r.ae.'se y. lne
s, sAe 70 ou' 0eee'ou ~ "nicn eon1en'
f.ss fn.s NC leo aus'eo1 . no.n oles"a "
tts enlo' ..n: e. se:'u'on ,nsrouueeu 1 vi, 10
cau, sa4es mee's IL, a,ru o:elzley c. ,anu VI
~ooA Wv ~" on,es1sa's nan 20 sAleo
nc on .1:ePpiop''aee G'' siu,Vo" y! .ns sta'' :!
''AAes palo = en'o ~ 'u,u eo!nnon Ja-
- as dses5sa DC ten aouapa ee csae 1 % o
,Aoo ~. ~. - ''4~
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'''
%Isssipk o cops11 l SEAT SEAT H..
L.. ~ ~ :.l.e s4<o u,' ~, sss . - ~
1lou1e' ~ so.s - ~ ~ ~ otaslea " W -.
crossed iof: : tnlla reading me olu 10 enable
luz peopte t'na' eouHt' " 'o'e W 'De prop
oslt1on 10 remove tnc county scat from Nor
f,son 10 steftpg. learn they nave naa elesen
eaecslon8 of9eo ]" "nl1esiue ceun@s since
1ts oTgaulzANps Oh LIE H2Elcr ot moving
, 1861-02-12

to hundreds Of his friends to whom he has
declared his sentiments since he was elected.
that it would be unnecessary to say q word
here in regard to il, were not few men,
assuming to ospeak BY authority, daily labor
ing to create the impression that he has
backed down, and by acceding to the de-
mands made by the South, confessed that
his platform was fraud and his election :,
mistake We know that he stands firmly
and squarely On the ground assumed in his
letter of acceptance basis Of which
was the authoritative declaration Of the
party in Convention at Chicago-and that
the South has no terrors to drive him, Com
merce no Establishments to coax him, Con-
cession no wjles to lure him from it. There
he is; and when the men who are anxious
to amend the Constitution Of the United
States in such way as to establish slarerv in
the Territories come back to the Chicago
Platform, they will find him where he
his party and his patriotism hare placed
him
, 1861-02-12

One of the "mottoes for the day." stand
ing at the head Of the editorial columns,
on tAe next page, is as nearly as possible
verbatim report Of = declaration made
about three weeks since by Mr. LINCOLN
Lim=el1 to one Of the editors Of this paper.
We have reason to know that the opinions
therein expressed are those which he has
entertained since the controversy which
provoked them, arose; and that he had not,
up to the hour Of leaving Springfield yes-
terday morning, abandoned them for any
Of the Suggestions OF dishonor which
hare become fashionable among the breth-
rem who arc weak IN the faith. We copy,
for The especial benefit Of those who are
tandying his name about as d synonym
1ora compromise and concession" the fol-
lowing from the Illinois Journal, which is
authoritative and unquestionably correct.
rF1om he Illinois Journal.l
The CoNrRoA1sE QUESTION There are
few letter writer's in springfield who arc en-
dcayoripe to create the impression that Mr..
L;ncUIu las committed himself to some par
tlcular compromise OF existing difficulties.
Wo have steadily denied this, and time will
show tixt VIC are correct We make no pre-.
tensions to being the organ OF Mr: Llnc9,n,
xnaufulIy. We do not ask Alr. Lincoln, or any
one else, what We shall or shall not say, and
he Ia in no way responsible for what We do
say. We are opposed to any compromise that
suIrendets Republican principles. AdVanta-
ges aud rights VIC may and will cheer1QAy
Field up on the altar Of peace, but principle We
@,r$1 Th f6tA
point We believe that Mr. Lincoln and our
oetyes agree perfectly. 1Fe are In daily con
tAct with Mr. Lincoln and those who are fnt1-
mate with him, and We have yet to hear word
from hin or them complaining Of the course
OF the Journal
When Mr.. Lincoln was nominated for the
Presidency he assured the country that the
principles embodied in the Chicago platform
were Iis oscs, and that, if elected, be would act
upop them. His earnest and able advocacy of
those principles for years past, in every part of
our countr1-his undinch1Dg frmnees IN every
bour Of trlal-his dsrotion to freedom, and
Lis high chsracter for honesty, all warrant us
in eayiuc that he will never surrender those
7,finrfnles nor play the traitor to the great
tarty that elected him. Those who are
looking to see Mr. Lincoln lower the hep1b-
liean STANDARD, are looking in vain. While he
one month Abraham Lincoln, be lives, Will
be inaucu1atcd President Of the United States
Of Amefica, From the steps Of the Capitol he
will proclaim his purpose, his policy, bis prin.
ciples; and our word word for It, that address
viii strengthen all weak backs, make every
true Union mans heart bound With JOY, and
break the ranks of treason. We say, again
Mnat we have often before said, In substance,
Mr 11xco1x IL not trditor{ He Is not com
posed Of material out OF which traitor can be
made: We will 80 far play the "organ" as to
10y % 81 compromisers eud tempor1sers, go
*s9sn nut don't count ABRAHAx LINCOLN
- . ~ aof anS plan Of adjustment that snrFend.
81, .ae Principles upou which he Tss elected.
Ar' 1Nco1s'a postion is 50 well known
, 1861-02-12
Cbiraao Gtiih,&tte,


The reycrcns mood in which Mr.. LIN
COLIN sets out tor the accomplishment Of
the mighty task before him is worthy Of all
praise. His predecessor went into Office
defying Eeavcn by an endorsement Of the
Dred Scott decision-the most atrocious
chapter in the history Of civilized jurispru-
dence. He leaves his high place shedding
penitential tears over the ruin which his
treason and atheism have wrought. Mr.
Lincoln makes q different beginning. The
first step in his journey is preceded by an
Invocation Of the blessing Of the Almighty.
May VIC not hope that the end Of his term
will he as triumphant and glorious as Bu-
chanan is abject and humiliating? God
bless HONEST OLD ABE.
, 1861-02-12
THE UNION TRIUMPH In TEyNES-
6EE.
So suddenly has dlsunion gone under in
Tennessee that its symrathizers will hard
IL be able to discover the place where it
vent down. Oblivion to its ashes.
Presents From Citizens OF Chfcag
tn Mr. Lincoln.

to mr.. Lincoln.
On Tuesday last the Hon. ]. Young Scam
mon, member Of the House from this county,
presented to NJ. Lincoln Ane picture Of the
Flag of the Union, with an inscription upon
the folds of the same, In Hebrew, being the
til, 5th, 9Th, nh, 9Th, and eth verses Of the
first chapter Of Joshua, translation Of which
is AZ follOws:
l. From the wilderness and this Lebanon. sven
unto the great river. the river Euphrates. all the
tho going Of the sun, shall be your coast.
s. ThsFs shaA Eos any saaa Be abe to stana
II =, r. E ds1; { e? M II. III tssa S
.. Be :t,eng and q good courage, 70. unto this
people snat 1hoa dlae ioI s an {otS ne
them. ia "4 ' 3''' >1~'4 ~ - A'
I. Only b. shou <!ronq and rery ooaraeeoas that
thoa o1ses to 90 'am
not from It to the right hand or to the 'eft that
thou mayest prosper ~tthefsoerer thon goest. j..
thy mouth, but thou shalt med2te therein day and
night TINT thou 1nayest observe to do according to
All that ia written therein; further thou shalt
make thy WAY prosperous and then ihou shalt have
o. Have not commanded thee: Be srn7sa
AND or A COOP COURAGE; BEN AFRAID NEITHER
tue .1hith<rsoepcr 1Aou 1o<ss.
The picture was surrounded by gilt FRANC
and accompanied by letter from the donor,
Abr. Kohn, Esq, Clty CLERK OF chicago, TO
Ar. scsmmon, to Thlch @ was annexed the fol,
Of Florida. 2. Lebanon-the forests Of Naine.
3, Land Of the Hattites--the land Of the In
dians. 4. Going down OF the sun-California
aud oregon. S. Moses- Washington. 6. The
Law-1hc Constitution Of the United States,
Mr. Lincoln politely received the picture
md requested Mr.. Scammon to acknowledge
its receipt to Mr.. Kohn.
NJ. Samuel Alschuler, Of this city has also
| presented Mr. Lincoln q very fine likness Of
! the PresIdent aud Vice-President, which were
| acknowledged In the following complimentary
manner By the Private Secretary Of the for
mef:
SPRMGFtELD, Ill.
eAxrkL Axscau1Kn, ESQ:
Dsar Sir Your note Of the
18th ult, addressed to Hon. L. Lincoln. and ALAG
the very handsome and finely framed photograph
which yon hent him, are both received. BE re-
tuzns ron his sincere thanks for the present.
Yoats t1nly. 1Ao. G. N1ooLAy.
, 1861-02-12
The Anderson Case In Canada.

TORONTO, Feb. g.-The Anderson case vas
argued at great length today BY eminent
counsel. and the case Il stall going on tonight
No decision prpbably t1]l next week, but the
general impression Is that the Court will lib
erate the prisoner On teehnicality In tho com
tn}tment. :. - -
, 1861-02-12

Ca1CAU&
0@10lsN@
,.n
~. 49,. 4, u.oo,+
| sese'a. sen1ielaen Joineo 80 - :, w. 49,.
| it to Indianapolis, among "hon "ele aa3Jof
l. Maxwell and other leading cl1zens 1toIn t11s
point. The run of sixty-tWo miles was speeol'
lv made and promptly On the stroke OF i've
! II. m. the boom of artillery told that the State
can;ta1 VISA reached. >.
mrn,.r.po,ra
.,,.,,,.,z- .nd o+hor c,,,,o,n,es were nm
~ A' 49, 49, s.ass. - ear;,as ~ ~.
Lie s1oano' aAu ue ets.aa n1o
city elegantly DECORATED IN nauonA eo.ot''
formed an attraction At the depot nom a
barouch drawn by four white horses, H1s E1-
cellency Gov Morton made very happy and
patriotic address 0. receptiop. He said:
coy s5oRroN,s SPEECH.
s,p.-fn beba,f of tho neon1e of Indiana. bid
,+ .ra1.o,,. rhav .v.51 themae1ves az thfe octa-
sio, to oa, their tribute of hfrh respect to your
cho,,rtcr M , man md "a a statesman. and In
xonr narso, tn honor .ha bf7h ofaee to which Won
have heen e1ccted Tn every free rovernucnt there
win he differences of opiniou and those differences
r,au1t IN +ba fornatton or nartfes. INT when the
vofce NJ the neon1e has been through the
fo-na ~ +be conatf,ntion an nartfes Weld to It
obedicucc. submiseton to the popular viii il the
esss,tial nrIncipIe of Republican government, and
20 vital Il this principle that 1t admits Of but
exception, which is revolution. To weaken it, Is
anarchy; to destroy 1t, Is despotism- trecognlzea
no appeal beyond the naaotoo1 ana "nlle II plc-
To this uiucip1e the people Of Indiana Of Ill
s ths r,htor a1safstrote e1ect at the people When
o,r fathera framed tbe Constitution, they declared
IL was 10 form more perfect union, establish jus-
tice and to preserve tho blessings OF liberty to
themselves and their postezity; and tor thus eon'
slaeEation ne proclaim INC ae'e.mlna'1on % oaf
people u nlA'neatn .na1 eo1n.aA ILL.,.
eS ,da, ~ ~ 49, honaa ,sa ns,ent of nv nrosncri
~ onr tit,e to tba resnect and consideration Of the
world NAV IT he preserved. IL the PRAYER Of every
patriotic heart In Indiana and that It shall be- Is
their determination.
You are about to enter upon your official duties
under circumstances at once novel and frl Of did-
Guilty, and 1t will be the duty Of all good citizens.
without distinction Of party to yield cordial and
earnest support to every measure of your admins
tration calculated to maintain the Unlon promote
the uatioua, prosperi,y, and restore peace to our
distracted and unhappy country. Our Govern
meut, which but yesterday was the theme OF every
eulosy, and stood the admiration Of the world,
Is to-day threatening to crumbe into ruins and It
remains to be seen whether 1t living prin
cpes or whether In the fullness time the hour Of
Its dissolution Ia at hand But We arc full OF
dcuce that tue end Ia not yct that the precious rich
inheritance whom our fathers will not elude our
, 1861-02-12

This Exhibition OF Paintings. st.tnarv e,r rr,>
f!2tsi 9p ne Fifseenth ofFehruaEy and he ONE
~ aat HORAS or ART for Distribution among
aG eEnl anndfca snbssrbet It'll take place on tAs
a.n iolo inE The Pa1nttnss and Scriptures tn Se
ane laFs1 PAotograph of the statue shs ia dosr
sMs FL os nan some :hromo Iitho2raph Of Chissrn.
httioa - t A. sEAsox rE,rILEuzs to the E1hi
. Now Is the time to see iho EIhititfo, ,ra ,,...
Ne remaining tickets AA~ po&InAae
and Raa eE .as At tac Gallery and principal su,1c
asnt n kem!ttanset from abroad sho1id b.
Two o. 6 th;es s1 sroSE ccsso III
la3l-dk3lwd1tH s1o
, 1861-02-12

ILLINOIS CuRRENoY.-I buy ali kinds of 1ieued-
tied Illinois Currency at the highest market price.
E. &. WILLARD,
feb9c1a1w No, Clark street.
, 1861-02-12
M a r r I E D .


At Aurora, ILL.,, oa the merarE Of the sth inst, b{
the hey N r. GRAY, MI. GEORGE 3, AM*5 Of Bel
videre and Miss EZRA s. WATSON. Of the for1nel
D1hea.
, 1861-02-12

NOTICET VESSEL OWNERS.
1E The subscriber Wish to contract for The freight
Ing Of 81 to million feet Pine Lumber nom Mnske-
Kon. Mich to chicago during tae eeason Of navfxe-
r iet + We solicited e make application 80 JOHN E
PARSONS, at AuLERS' Shoe store, No. 114 Laks
, 1861-02-12

For which the highest market price will be n..t
taec. 1+' South Water street, warehouse ~ Sontf;
Hate! sttaet- ! l. CM sPMAS, Chicago Ill
ton fsaHf.iv
, 1861-02-12

9DI0 GUNNY BAGS Just
Cs9VV ,ectiyea and Tor sale BY
lelxc349w ]. y SHARP d Co, rs Water stF1ax
GtASH ADVANCES MADE ON
~ SHIPMENTS TO
Nessrs 8, h. KENNEDY 4 CO., New Orleans,
DY AELLEN i OLMsTED,
fe1-d9'a2wnet - Isl South Water street.
, 1861-02-12
TIE CITY.
w SEE Fo1bTH PAGE,

Il SINGING &bIros.--An editor WHO can
sing Is nearly rs hard to find as q white black
bird, but ossian E. Dodge who is to sing in
Bryan Hall, Monday evening the 18th, has been
m editor over fifteen years, and Is famous as
being one Of the raciest writer's and funniest
singers in the land. His concerts always draw
out the first people.
, 1861-02-12

q. Il. sCRlVHS, Adutrt4siag Ag6.st, .s8 De1>
tsn It,, u authorized to reetsrs AdrxYEtsanantt for
as5f c'sd al The LsSd;rg Pape7s q Ets Nor!auest
, 1861-02-12

t1'EED MILLS WILL GRIND "a
- Bushels Corn per daS, for Feed or Fsutly use
Gaina any niad q grain; Price *ss sheilcfa III
dTsss @ G II SHEPARD. Poes Gtnco Kox SO99,
, 1861-02-12

sE For ASr operation upon your teeth, or for
PERFECT artificial work Of any desirable stJle call
On Dr.. Abaugh, No IS West Randolph st.
ia4fHu,
, 1861-02-12

HYDE PARE LITERARY AssocIA AT1oS.-A N
Dickna, Esq, brother ofthe distinguished au-
ther, will lecture this, Tuesday, evening at the
Hyde Park chapel, before the Hyde Park Lit
terarY Association
, 1861-02-12

FRANK MILLER;S LEATHER
PRESERVATtvE AND WATER PROOF OIL
bLACk!SG.-Not Notwithstanding 'he msny attempts II
iTlate th article there ts equal 70 the .Iias
Msnut:ctured by Frank Miller, Warsaw. New Sors
sud sold by BIrklA HILL 4 GEANcEF -
fe1zIiT
, 1861-02-12

Withhold the maas 1Fom Flasas where they were
haoatually violated "oalo, any or al OF these
things Dc iasasaon OF eoescaon' 10 our pFofesscd
faFess OF the union' oat VINO spltefany resolve
that they VIII resist coercion and invasion,
understand that such things a. these
on the part or inc United ssates
would be coercion OF invasion OF statef
II 20, their tde, Of means to preserve the object
OF their great affection would seem to be exceed
insly thin and aFy. Il sick, the little pills Of the
homeopot1lst ~oule % much TOO lnge for IT to
s".o" ~ ,ae'f '1e~' LUG enen' as 'anns re-
n.M.o. 1. " ~ ss.4a s.,na. ~ D g., ~
lov. Arrangement tn he n,;nt.fnes o,,, IN n,. m.e
s1oual attraction. By the vay. in Whist consists
tho special s.credness Of stats: 1.peak not Of
tho position assigned to State ia the Union by
the Constitutions for that, BY the bond, we al re-
eosnizs; that position, however State cannot
ssE ss.1y out o. sae Union % with L. SPEAK of mas
r1'.ubn .11 ~h.h p :. aa.. is t,.,, .. as' rue
, 1861-02-12

CPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
DContaInins i55 acres Of good Prairie and T1rnh-r
Ls1d d1 5,s5 s. ga aT9ef e gads3 tenee ven proved
Station On the Illinois tsbtial Brancn RsIirosa
well sasefsd. splendid EeanS orchard, ~ vel ~
estIy faElety q Holt in this laHtude sud
plenty Of T. This aesirsb8 pr1rerty Win be sold It
ea1Ra1. q e3S9a1Sed mra 4tock Of groct1ies. Ad-
land County, os f.t1xsS ftgSt"
, 1861-02-12

U Every day brings forth something nov.
We understand that come gentlemen Of this
city have succeeded in lnventing new i1lumi-
mating oil. To those interested, we refer them
to the advertisement in another column.
, 1861-02-12

No LETTERS TO FLoR1DA--Notice has been
lately received here from the Department that
all letters mailsd ut this post Office must be
sent directly to Washington.
, 1861-02-12

DOG FOUND.-A large New
4 = found1&nd Dog Of dark gray color head black.
has como on the premises Of the subscriber and ns
since remained there. The owner can hare the same
~ proving up property and paying cha1gea JOHN
SlGAuND. Kees street, between Halstst and Lara
Dee sEFGf38. ft SYlt
, 1861-02-12

PRoaREasEG.-The fremont House im-
proyement is progressing as fast as money and
men can make it, The excavations and en-
bankments enyironins Messrs, Gage & Drake
are sightto sec; aud Jet business there
AbQutS eoe4 on rs usual
, 1861-02-12

MIGHT SCAVENGER.- Charles
4N Kurx will attend to the cleaning Ct p.tyy vaults
removing Of stab!a m4nure and any offensive matte
Ofaefs directed Chaa kGEx. CHICAGO r. o. Boz 70
Nil fFtt1yH pFo.urt Attn0tfhr t,r0TEr,
, 1861-02-12

SABBATH SCHOOL Un1oS-The monthly
concer' ofthc Chicago Sabbath School Union,
will lie held in tho lecture room Of the CIark
street Methodist Church, corner Washington,
on Tuesday at ~ P. m. Pastors, teachers
and friends OF Sabbath Schools, are cordially
invited to attend,
, 1861-02-12

~ Cook T. Me1ain, 0S Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing gsnt's
garments less than any other house in the city.
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