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FORT KEARNEE, Jim 2a-Thc California
g. 99seTland coach and Pixies Peak express for
st. doc arrived at Ii 4 II. Sunday.
:, DENVER, Jan. 24L-For ten DAYS We baya ,,ad
thc most severe weather since the scttlcment @
of the country. Yesterday morning Tie ther.
mometer stood FL degrees below zero.
one cord Of quartz taken from the Fisk lead
,ast week yielded s5o7. Five cords of the same
lead, crushed By a different mill, gave s1sO07
Ihc general average from the claim is 500 Der
Great nneasiness is felt about coaches Of tho
{. .. G. line. One Of the 10Th and one Of the
18th have not yet been heard from.
, 1861-01-29

R1cuMosp, Va January a. Intelli-
gcnce Aas reached here that previous
to the passage Of the Georgia Ordinance Of Be-
cession, Harrison ", Lily, . prominent citI-
zen Of the mountain region Of that State, pro-
claimed In another portion Of Georgia that he
Was on his way home and intended to raise q
party and take possession Of the United States
Mint at Dahloncsl for the United stntes Coy
ernmcnt, in case Georgia passed a Secession
Ordinance. His dccloration caused considera-
bic excitement in Milledgeyille, and the
Governor WIS requested to send q military
force at Dahlonega, but had not done SO ut the
date Of the advices.
On the samc authority as above, We learn
that there is considerable Union element in the
mountains Of Georgia, and m anti~Secession
meeting was held III Pickens county. When
they heard Of the passage ofthe Secession Ordi-
nance, the old Stars and Stripes were run up
and the demonstrations Of resi- istancc to seees-
sion were emphatic and unequiyocal. The in-
preston, however, was ut Mil1edgeyil1s that
tho people Of Georgia will generally sustain
the Ordinance Of Secession, and cooperate In
the formation Of 4 Southern Cotton State Re-
public
, 1861-01-29
mA1kKETS BIZ THE LATEST mArf.s.

sT. Lor1s, Jan. as.-Freiehts closed without
coE1l 40c and weights 45 to 50c q 100 rs. VuE1
term*. Corn@Marbef 9eaa naEe' ts on private
of}css favnrnbc Nar iaeues anu on accoaht
were eannea t amt hem 3eans qnotaons Sales
in srrai 1ofs ~ ~ ~ ~ oage mixed and yellow,
md whe 1T to &c ss ~ " efgs f.. 5sa white
runnIes FlanIMson,n soa,ro: a. soe oushel In new
bsis civ aancr rr1a owefes q nmitet ots 1000
100 cac6 at ii 6oto ii s"a ~ iots o. 20 90 o.
E,b 10 Dbl; Msa, city fancy si and % hbs do 1t
Whl-ky-Maslet steady At Isc q t1nio, y Dbl chl:
OF 119 bb1s at that hsurc HayvfnartiTc hnt hnss
etcady. Sales lG3 bales pr1nle Tmothv at ~ ma
% bales choice At SOC. Hidcs-Market etcody at
ealt. ~ AVA s'ee" 1no
new OR1EAss-Jan Si-Flour UNCHANGED cn;,
the demand limited. Mcea pork Is held hfehcr
holders asking $e1.5o. Bacon nominal: noSc m
whisky vcry dull, ard prices untet.lea and nan;|.
nal Sugar In very faI demand and tic market
nsmef; inlly fair to choice 51Cc. Molasses In
soon aenand, en- and the market arner; prime &c,
rno,es nanS r. go Corn urn co. with arimproscd de-
pfss eGsi Ge ii@e "a Esse demand at full pfee'' fair
A1BAxT-Jan. S.-Grain Wheat du11. a ~
load mixed State sold at e1.1s for 1n;1Iino : hs1a
Rye in the street lower md salcab,a at ~ Wsts
IN the street a2153c The efrret recente ,esta
oa III GceteSy, t8y nowhs:sndtng tho torm
Gees1! , ;a spoe "a! Ssw s MoFthesn corn Central
al ne.
ca in TIC p,iccs Of hrrads,ns 19 mesesta chang
&311n3 "a faT nd rnS taMaEE tGas tn u ste9dy at
The1s is not much Whcsf oes}nr y, ~ Ghse M exisa
hare somewhat improved ii per Sd bcin n hifes f
IN Me.e a.n 4nd q sac e red There demand
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and ss:so@e;oe ser x white. wheat-sales Of q
oAts.Quiet It &c. Barley-Qniet at G0n6sc. Ryo
Dull as ts6G0c. Glover Seed-Steady at q, 90
bn, with fomc tlnall ealea. uighwlne- at
$G.Q0GG.45. ~
C1Sc1NHkT1--Jnn. aJA continued ]ipht dcn,nd
@ fot. @aouI, At $4,000 50 for tnperane. WHISKY
aasnnced S r. closing at 131<c. Wheat 81 for red
nna 1a o. I0s4El:ls for white Corn In good demand
r 1oI Ear g. ;Gc, and dull for shellcd 1t 314Oc in
Is naltI Groceries steady. with far demand. The
county trade Is good. Merchants send In smaller
oE9ers than usual, but they buy more frequently,
n an1 IN the aggregate tho business kceps an very
, 1861-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

TE1 AxALaAuAr.on o. o1LAzoulara.-rhe1e + tro,1.
Leg tendency ta this aEs 10 appropriate the most cx
pEesdTe words OF other languages, aaE AFTER while
to neorporate them Into own; ttus tho word Cep-
halc, which Il from tbs Greek, ltsnfyinz +lor t..
hesd.~ Il now becoming populated IN connection
With Nj. spa1d3nx'a great Headache remedy, but It
VII soon he ussd In more general way. and thu word
CephaAc VII become - common - E.ectotype and
many otae1a whose distinction u foreign vords has
been worn away By COMMON usage Until thar s4em
szattTe md ~ tas msaar boru."
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T~xs7f Au1ross o1 DOLLARS sAvxp-Mr. spsittnr
has sold two millions ofbot,lts Of his celebrated Pm
pared 0lue aad II Is esumaed e4ch bottle ssyes At
LEAST len dollars worth of brken furniture thus max
ing IN aggregate Of twenty millions Of do,la.s re
Slaned nom total loss BY this valuable invention.
poses to do the world still greater serrtce hv cnne
kne aching heads with his Cephsc Pa md they h.
good ~ his Glus, Headaches viii soon tant.h sre5
dks snow IN July.
, 1861-01-29

TRENTON, n: j., Jan. 28-The Government
closed its evidence in the Jackalow case TO-
day for the defence. Bayard Taylor testified
10 seeing person on the steamship Mistissjp-
pi on the Japan Expedition, whom he thought
to be Jackaloo. The prisoners counsel con
tended that Long Island, where the alleged
Of the high seas, and moved acquittal for Want
Of Jurisdiction. Consequently The indictment
was defective. Government counsel rrsnond-
cd, citing different authorities to prove that
sound Is an arm Of the sea
, 1861-01-29

1H1s1o1ix-WeA. Mrs. Jones, how Is that b. da2aet
ARz jnNks-Goue! Doctor MI gone tina nil ~
sent cuFed me IN 1nat twenty minutes and wish vnu
~ould sead more 10 that can have them handy.
tH1sidAs-1ou can get them It any nrurg1zts
can 1or cephalic Pnla Ind they never fau sadI 70
eonmend them IN Ill cases ofHeadache.
Ma 1osEs-1 shall send for box directly, and shall
se1 AL ny auher1nz ntands, TOR they aru 14.1 a1xs
10, A~--
, 1861-01-29

FLINT d WHEELER,
COMMISSION nrrRcraN--r,
So.7 Boarl Of Trade Building, Chicago Ill
C4sn advances made On ccc.ycn;ueuts NJ Ftonr
SIalH frosisoEa, &c for saIc In ts masEet ar tor
etnPHeak Eask l]a11iss11ml CT. WHEELER
, 1861-01-29

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 2G-Thcre was IN I'M
mense Union meeting held here to-day. Ethan
shiplcy, ext ChiefJ ustice, presided. Thcmeet-
ing was addressed By some Of our ablest
speakers Of. all parties. Resolutions were
passed nearly unanimously, That the destrue-
ton of the Union was the greatest calamity
that could befal the nation; that We are in
debted to It for cur prosperity; that 1t is the
duty Of each State to avoid ali Just causes Of
complaint; that VIC desire to perform filth
fully all the obligations imposed upon us BY
The CpnstitutiQn md laws OF the cntiDtry
, 1861-01-29

81. LOUIS, Jan. az-Aspecial dispatch from
Independence t. the hpubliean says for the
Wceck past Messrs. Waddell, Ma}o1s, Jones
and other rcpres eutntircs Of their different
1rna. haye been hers making IN adjustment,
O. thelr atfairs, which has resulted n IN a.
sfmeat .fio,, 70 4ees1a. Ferris, Ewing, Stuart i
some e1editors and endorsers, Assets oyaIIaS;
pie and otherwise amonns: to million. and i
half Their liabilities nre unlmpVn' III.
,Aalexs; shas g1ren mp evelythtng, even his
, 1861-01-29
mr.. Ltnco1n'a Journey to HVachIngton.
lSpecial Dienateh to the n Z Uerald1

tlvely settled that Mr.. Lincoln will depart for
Washington on the 11th Of February. He will
60 hence ria Lafayette to Indianapolis, where
he will receive the hospitalitics Of tho Indiana
Legislature. Thence he will proceed by way
Of Cincinnati to Columbus, Cleveland, Buffalo
and Albany. From Albany he intends to make
York and Philadelphia is not impossible, Ar
Engagements for special trains all the wuy
through are being made. No military escort
will be accepted. TIE entire journey Is ex-
pectcd to be made inside Of ten Gays.
, 1861-01-29

RICHMOND, Jan. 36.-The Senate adopted
resolution looking to increased taxation TO
meet appropriations. The Governor conmu.
nicatcd :lletterof Governor Hicks, announcing
the readiness Of Maryland to respond to a1,-
point Commissioners. Gov. Hicks concludes
BY rejoicing that Virginia has taken this step
and trusts he will be met in corresponding
spirit bY other States
, 1861-01-29

kVpid you e1er hsvs ths s1ck Head.eh.7 m vcc
remember the throbbinx temple. the feyered brov the
loathng aud disgust It the sight Of food How totay
enat Jou Wero for pleasure. conversation or study
One Of the Cephstie Pills xonld hare relieved rou fo
an mo suffering which you then experienced, Fo
tais and Other purposes you should slwaya hare b
u them On hand 70 nsa u occasion requi1ra
, 1861-01-29
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oesa:as Tssss aspsSs ;TesS staass vez Of TIE
slt g'si eas ssi III f[,tSss 4 T. @ s!
5e bssaes fhe: hpssasra1 s4s As t n' a
eaaes 9' g st5sai. e shout r hs ss a r sr!.
osfa rlas evn,a' ass 'ta',y sasxh
sassss.: ssassss y f1s5 as .a ; =
sssed satcfs ds1na arri1 we'd! y:tae.
sasssase:. n sHs Hntu % enia.S iSs
see earea s. Ee4 e19 IT, sstnsu: is.es1 a4
efa LepFc.ythe waters ha1e been tn
fss fSs sfsa's: gHsnse
sse %assra n strong 'eFs of ysns a.
ES:Ss; EGpaes2 p Iiss;M p 4 Albany;
a. a&.p Pr 4; Sshns ssas T y Yft;:t!s sssT
ssss or chronic dial1aa u s.,sr III srstS xsa rsr.t
an satise Sy II taf nc AZ, Gf snc xst*r ses
f5.9 ma:. .: ss3a e. h, Gapsr, "e.y .ses
e1'ss " Tue stomach and ~ ei.- "A s"soah' ch-
VIZ: ;ssf e. &C. s:s
md III IT, es Is. = asrns
psEulsrIy aap.ed Ss ars cS5n an ~ ssis is!
esea: sna saq5n qs1 se s a
ehfone Gsrpps3a s5sn' sfce
saas1ca peIS9 M ts ~ purp.a cm.
Ins Ga.sr often ss sw"aI1 s,, o1 essc fever
1n, ~ n9sss Or ow tyrnod ver: IN 10
depe1 dfn1 oo l. aaEra raritns4y ssrS ~ ps
sous membrane Of thc ntstnrs T. stas gt s'c Msa
Is IL .aahls stss1A .tth paosaatic sisacut
~ n - oeng more solsenk lea spt b.
b used nrn,r ns Tonnr III fcbre dlsSsses .nn
nin .hirs and pFete1natutalhva ID SIT xsnt y u
kajtnr 'cttns .! DysncpsLa cuanecie with tsa
sssea of cP S Psofs 6sttss than hYdroeslore as
snsnees assny rom ts action Of lead XIX eossr;
t s saraols eh antiaoe. In cronjc oarEn WI
nssst' sSRss'Ta q
%sh and elect and also Ia pes and In
Tater diluted taErn t;..A wtSk MASS It'll or tim
or N adult @'ts G4aes dAy, IL sl.irfert
setsSle fo nar 5Esysteana aud other
Ksat DealeEs supplied on Hbern on duplication 10
u. " Bms%9M1f7sss 891fss procured from
hi ai6c554 tn Ii "a T., w. ot& Broadway SsW York
, 1861-01-29

CHARLESTON, Jan, oG-The Legislature to-
dny agreed on q flag for South Carolina. The
ground is to be blue, with white oval In tho
centre and golden Palmetto therein. There is
asto to be white inner crescent In the upper
dng.stafr corner.
izing thd Governor to send volunteers to Flot-
ida IN case Of threatened invasion of TINT
State.
The steamer Columbia went ashore on Sulli-
vans Island yesterday, while going ont. The
weather has been tcmpestuous for week pnat
, 1861-01-29

LoU1syHLT, Jan. S.-The Kentucky Lccis-
lature yestcrday almost unanimously adopted
the Virginia resolutions, which nre 80 con
stzued as to require the Federal Government
to protect slavery In all the Territories now
held or: hereafter to be acquired south Of
60 deg so miu., and to guarantee the right of
transfer Of slaves through Free States,
, 1861-01-29
'ardly Realized.

H ID \ 'orzfh1a 'eadAche tnls hatsoznooa, hand
stepped into ha hapotheesries hand san hi to
Can Jon hease me OF Al 'esdaehe?" ~Does it hAeha
ssJb a. "Hexceedsnsty" ssys hi hind upon
that EaTe me- cephals P1n hand pom ma 'ouor II
cuted NC 10 quick thai 'ardy realized I'd I'd N
'eadseha.
, 1861-01-29

azAr D1aoovEzK-Amonx tho most important ct al,
mo great medical discoveries Of this age may b cor
ndered the s1stem Of vaccination for protection fon
eoa Po1+ the ccphac Pill 70. relief Of Hcadsche and
nc me OF Quininn aor the prevention Of Feverz either
81 Hh'ch = sure specific whose benents rf1l be e1
peEenesa BY suffering humanity long altar their d.
eoFcfeH azu forxottxa.
, 1861-01-29

INDIANAPOLIS, jan 28-The First Baptist
Church In this city WIS destroyed by lire
yesterday morning. Loss: 5000 to $1,000.
, 1861-01-29
:mARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

n1yG declined &c z bbl, with rather more doing,
me bong trade 81 are e, ,oppy buying to od
saper PEI ssate, Ct &m@5.4o for extra state-hie1y at
Ss.ao for super western, $5 ,30Gb5.6 60 for
ep 9baasaS b4ans sss tond boo SS
get closing steady. OF the sales, COZ bbls were
for export. Canadian Flour dull and prices with
mon choice cxtra. In Rye Flour acre is limited
sppei Corn Neal dal ind prcea nomnoliy fguse nns
| WuIeKET-A shade 1r1ncr. Sales $50 bills at
16G1S4c, '''' ~
| GnAIss: ;wuEA. shade easier with modcrate
" checked by the htmness OF frefehts Ea1es sas0)
| bbls Chicago spring At $1.1sQD1.&a; 1900 bu Mi
Tsnkef s Sc clah, amber Wisconsin md Iowa sl.a70
~ ael 12iM red extra and winter rcd western at
$l.3l01.84; 200 Canada club at $l25; 1900 white
AentncEy $1.G0: 80 white state $1.40. Rye quiet
anssf at 5s Ba5ley unchanged aud IL limited re-
Sos1 @ aooat lc per bu higher With moderate export
and home traee demand; sales $500 bu ut 69db7oc
sonhen' heM 'eopw osts nene an SF white
raov!s1oss:.-FosF duli and hcasy: s: Sales so
saei ss :. sss: f, Rns ns}
mess; 1o@io. 75eStra mess rrims %ess bcef sT dali
with fair demand. sales 20 pacEngca at exc for
shoulders: and sxe for hams. Hogs quiet and
ftsaay; I sass at f'ss4 ee!n fcd dressed *
sides from the block at 81. Lard dull and hcavy.
Sa'us 200 brls at 9st@10Hc for No / to prime vest
err: nutter selling slowly at 1o@14c for Ohio and
{H taH9 ior siate' Cheese steady ut 9G1oxc for In
GaocEn1Es-snsar quiet, but prices without quo
Lanlc chahEe VIC only hear OF Gales OF 20 hhds
29I3sc- @''~0 >p'''s>'
;, ,sTocKs-Actiye and better; C&R1bsh;
Ncsdi1;; s1H; le sstiR a. Pm IT,; n gaaI a9x;
, 1861-01-29

BosTos, Jan. 27.-In the Senate on Saturday
the Judiciary Committee were instructed to
report bill! authorizing the endorsement BY
the State Of National Treasury notes to the
amount Of the surplus revenue deposited
with her in 1867, amounting to $500, 900,
The order was passed by . large majority.
, 1861-01-29

From North Carolina,
RALEIGH, Jan: 28--Tho Houss has rasseta
the. resolution directing commissioner to be
seutato Washington md Virginia. The same
resolution will pass the seuatc.
, 1861-01-29
Obituary.

NEW YonE, Jan. ,27-Edward Corning, for
many years one Of our most prominent and up-
right merchants, and President of the Hard
afternoon, at lis residence in Brooklyn.
, 1861-01-29

-B41rnonE, Jan. es.---Thc Minnie Men fire
salute Tomorrow In honor of Tive repeal Of
The Personal Liberty biz Of Rhode Island.
, 1861-01-29

t1of FoafE Axow1Ha-8psldlnEs Cephanc F1lls are
seezsAfn cure for Sick Headache. Bilious Ueaa.,hs
HesTsus Headache. Cosavsness md General Debjltr
, 1861-01-29

Owing to the anfayo.abic news from the New
York markets Of "Wednesday, buyers were not quite
20 =, sharp and held back until this morning. when
there was little more feeling shown by packers as
well as shippers. which resulted in eaes OF almost
everything On the market.
Below we give q few ealrs ayarapc xerfohts Er
, 1861-01-29
Hogs and Provtafonx.

CmcnsAr1-1nn es;-Th. co-<,,. -, c,..u,.-
says:-
M 80
The N e5s on,y 1
, teenng III thc provision market, dlmly forcrhad-
ornm,ncSnfs ~ ses.graass movements became quite
Mas hFT,aS aetise demand for most articles and
couid baro hc be.ef Pees we're rcahzed than
~ aooms hrt ~ bo!s mess pork city brands sold
bronrht *t7 cosInT I'M ~ Ink Ins % anme 9naties
dex,and BnlE mesta sn1d read, y m1t 1aik a
shoulders and sidcs and at cinsr thcv@ ~ 5 ~ ~
~ III, nSna H1s talf demand Tor ha-,
and crar aides. Tfie sunuir nt r. sma! ssons
The adrices from tho South continue favorable. .
Lard WAS dull at 0hR91sc for countrr in tiercss
There was sale Of kes At 1oac. ''' ''e'''''
c.,o uonh AND okEF FACED At LATATEr1E.-Thc
lo'lo"lhg 1s correct statement Of the pork and
beef packed at Lafayette lind !, mi. .e,son.
!. Il. Te1fo1d & Co. a' l.4s 70 1oIsyai ooa hoc.
n n c.,.,1 9 -....---......-... ZOO beeyes.
'"H.pe q eons. ns.....-.......-.19'o 'ooo '0 hogs.
a. n'eao1o. ..-'-'.-....-.---.-:.....,a $500 hogs.
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LADD, WEBSTER g. CO.'S.
LADD, WEBSTER & CO.'S,
LADD, WEBSTER e. CO.'S,

81 All orders or communications froua Families
Taiors senmstrc.acN Clothcrr Harness and Carrfaoe
M1Ssss n fSc eeSrs vii reeese prompt
tent On receipt Of ltttcr stamp. Collections madc
on Delivery OF tho Machines, desired, 20 that fbn
purchaser NEED not PAT FOB TlIR n kACuI5E CrTtr r.
I8 RKcEIyxp, -
,.tg Cihzcns and Strangers eau snd examine tho
Machines and their wosk for Jou1Bclyes A3
COOK. STONE e. 90
General Agents for the Northwestern states,
42A Lake Street, Wp-stalrs,) Chicago.
fnp5hn E,r -rp-
, 1861-01-29
From Alabama.


FfWn AINb&IHA.
MONTGOMERY, Jan 2G-The Alabama State
Conr rention HAS adjourned until the 9TH Of.
March next.
, 1861-01-29

sATcEpA1 EVENING, Jan. 20, 1861,
The following ATE the receipts and shipments for
the nAst tHeptr {EuF hour:
, 1861-01-29
T'ributte.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1851.
MONETARY.
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. g. Is

MONDAY EVENING. Jan. g. 1861.
The exchanges market is steady today at 6 per
cent premium. tic supply being about equal to
The demand, Most bankers, however, LOOK to an
early reduction, rs It Ia believed present figures
cannot be maintained. The ebuyingprIce Is shsX;
considerable lots would not command above s 2
cent. The demand is resy Light and must continue
80 while the high rate laste.
Gold, buying, nominal at 5@sx; selling, 6 Q
cent.
bankers have fun supply Of currency, and all
legitimate business paper finds ready discount ut
the legal rates. viz: 10 e cent. There IL compara-
hEesy very little doing outside the B.nkf, and for
really hrstclass paper very little adsancc can be
obtained abore The regular Bank ratc-1ol15 p
cent. Is about the range.
:, PREMIUM AND uScU1REsr rrsps.
The following table shows the closing rates Off.
Granger Adame, Esq, editor Of the Chicago Bank
Note LIT, No. n Clark street, for current c1-
change. &C.:
, 1861-01-29

Nf0lsIGAGE S!AI.E.-lVhcreas
fot,1. sSh1 sherman Of tne city yex Yoss. heru
toaolE iuoHcast HntH the undersigned John s FpT.
sf fsTasA NV Jer.ey By mortgage dated Aprl
GooA EounfS. May !5th 1874 In IIaS s. OF n:orr1s", -
~ e. RAIN rr"C'l-cs hers4a:lcr lrlrr,btI L. -
Gu9F tne payment IF crstaiE uratE fur twn ,hnus.
nIe i. hundFcd doll.rs dated July IA. A. D. iss, si
a!s,s q nst* f.'r nnt:era huE7,.: dusrr .;nle,!
;ssa daS ~ ss - ~ = tE:.s years tie .d
y % lttsr-t on tile sai ALL nsi
q Ee 1ate o. Isn er ceat trin Tie ;lrst tnv
oI Ap:1R L. ~ ky: an.i. ~hescA. default tn. been
n9ue y t'1e - tw., anlai y., III, Mt, ii
!nterrst hic have tallsn dur said urat NIL, MI,
md have therefore eertc,t fetlArv ihe md rim,
cipal suns Due sad paya:'e. '''A~
~ NV sh tasrs"r sstSc !" rreby s:ser tia: ru=>ua-.
~ At pnhc auction At TIN. CoIrr HOUSE dor i: tn
81 Cn:nEV IN the County cl Ct-,E On tie tnistr.
1sssuay OF january. \. H. tl. ~ ter, uctncE in III
iprsnoa u that uss u the hsLcst bidder ,or .a.h
tne w ht"EfSa,-u premises L'-wik.-LVl ni,."btF
e. sege1st 81 /; GlssS nashsf st:rta Is. IL y,n.
Coanty Y tr5h. Of l:1tn.,f aud ii ffht md
helfs a1st 2>st.r- thcrrIn ~
UAftt Ghls1aSo Dec Ii A. u Isl,
JOhs. :. PORTER, Mortgage
tA"" A4-1" t. o4fA. AL 5s de.lA..tNiL
, 1861-01-29

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Count: Ct
~ C2ok s. S9lrcu!s Corrt Ct Cook Couat,. Fcn.
and Jo.sph 3, lien%ha*- In Chancesy. AA"S'
nlhaStr o. n nonr.saeence Of rho,nae Hughes and
hfe3 oaE et at n W ot sf y, ClsrS mid Ccat
Thomas Hughes and .'.."ph s. lttn-hav. ,,nt sni,!
co nrd thstr bi!l of complaint II +ait toart
~ asd at Hnis.mo,is thereupol .4uee nit of s.
G1nss a!a-t aid t!cendauts Eetussshe Or tc s,rn"t
H'E%a, =! Tt'hrE neAt tl3l.. ~ " nr law r.tnr.h
SSw anlesr yu!,- III: slal ros:,a- iiu-hr% A. Ius,ua
y as.sn4~ shal[ Personally BE- ai apear briere ~,
nc newt term ihrr."G g b.. holdca 1T Cha Il, su'.
toGhtS on the tiird Monday Ut February. t.;, a. :.
Ftehtl ae-%ee hf ut1tf W the Sa} cou,nai.anf. Xii
- r"nint rs ran IT, H. 1as md tt matters .nc.
aod 'ttTrr entered aa4inet ynu acor,n.- T., fhs.
prayer 1f raid hill va = i,JifTts.i, -.,i,ta T., ta
STARK h isHAM, Co1.prts Solr5 t1t:,t..:G AZ
, 1861-01-29

FfOm H1e0fE12.
-AUoUsrA, Jan. 26.-Salutes ere being fired
for the independence Of Louisiana -:
, 1861-01-29
E<gal advertisements.

l FFT /
| N4AlE OF' ILLINOIS GG(1E
~ cD1;STY q q f-o. -. ~
February Term, 4. i ,sx oos .f 11nhsf 9arcnt S"Grt
and join T. pemirE. tSfs1ns w. David H. steu,
PuhiIc nnt:rn il he.chr otv., +o ~,
stoat and John I. ben,.ck E1s ss 70 en- sne ~ av
Circuit eonrt Gatr he th ,av ~ y 11ss. "niy
ltl at The st ~ IT,. sni,i s,, ~ t.fcrn?6er L. H.
saxyer and Nat,an " I:erkt;s n .a,1 nases
OF eight hundred AMI tTentv'oae ,.i;, s"r t.t
County whiSf sad viii has bren oa Strn*a
and John l. Dcmici sIall rtrstnnfx ~ uas a y stut
ufst dsy nf thr ~ IT ef nr nelorr the
Cnnrt fous. II " . u. 70 os hna:cH III Ms
OF February a ii 1sf rive snScf.} ~ hn Te ~ Moansy
agatnst you and in fsrnr tt WI! 1e entered
f:hsries Il SnTxa- "i n =! tuc saE! samuel e. Da.A
Muc!, Of Tie nr,,n.rrv .tyschat "a ~. tsfSlnH anu NJ
satfsfv tba aatd a.enst Is may o sufficient 70
saraf til. ,nT1s '"s'at Itaa eorts VIII pc sold Ia
EIIiJrr h H1Tcu-o<r 1,.,r ~. ~ eALl.CL, ticr<.
1 y - 4 !" = 1Ay talhts'biw
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N(CIICE Oh SAFE -1!yb,~.
S,rn,. -. ~ At1t:a'3
~. uhs ~ G.a.is IN u,c cuAdo5s OF
isAn sav9aeEase peasa9 cave eh tic ur-r day xa7
p * x etSnieeu nunaseh anu n1tT-.evan. a::t .r,l
- w sntuo5EAA ana asis-i..!Iri tiA!l.a1 thnEa;
70 a5anan M T. tiaf " t,c Clsy et New Tork rF,se:r
A1a any EccoFued In the s1ce of tic s-cs-tnfy Of saf
cages on raSea 1a9 to G7 inclusive: aud wkrrrns ~.
, 1861-01-29

"EEALE REFxE" OF V3TEAfsO
LIVE STOCK MARKET,
4Shts7nan's Sale and Shipping 1ords-Aleh. G,
R.R.-Narkets reported by SNALrEn SuEH,tAN.
expressly .{0r TIE TRIBUNE, 4ceek ending Non
day. Jan. rs, 1861:
Stock received for wcek.... Su Cattle
-. " -. ..........-..... 15S9Sheep
, 1861-01-29
Commission M<rrhants.


HAV E THIS DAY DlSPOSED
= OF my interest In thc Commission Dusinrss to
so@nena @ f. ny snd: sd , the patrons Of ~ hte
s'ed to their confidence, and respectfully solicit Tor
them continuance Of the patronage literally BE-.
slowed upon me, JESSE WELLEs
CHICAGO. January 2, 1851. In11tI1
, 1861-01-29

oFTK1N Is CO.,
General CommtssfoD Hvrrrh.nr.
1e 80uTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO. It'll.
'AaS - sAl@A 'U-'Wlgt ALyaxp r. f.TKy4
, 1861-01-29
H;OETt;ACE.E'S sATF-W1a-o-

MI Va lsr3t'IE.S = sALE.-W hrrf.-
AIA ~ JA.:h l:ar-ell and ttx,y H. REs,.u t,s ut,o
e1scnte md deliver to i !. aersntt II ,'E t.'e9 a!d
'oiy \ u l s+nr,. H. p:I ~: 1T II re5;. ass e
eaia 1ncoh Russell for the rum of Fourtrsn j,n,;
5p,st - ~ ; las ahs se 'a:s ~
fins inst The Interest thfrruu A;rh .ho,i In. str
os II e tsa IL M re- 1fn. INF psr t. a s: a
fs4E. Ehlch aid + rrcorrte,, Il; me R,oe,
1Mte or C#uH Lcu.t;. stlte 1T iELt, IL, E,.s i: ,t
:neae - H. =. rae ~ h, !srtas itault ns be"a
NE SECOND day q January Is'i AID AZ, IN ;r ~.
tntts 81 ae tstalimeht of Interest tae set.ut ia,
OF Iul5. lh'at and bath rena:.s nrpa..t: WI
Now. therefore, public nntire IL AcrsSy r.yen ,ss,r
JAEar. T. MxEEti TFus;e. and Mcrtsasse HipFysuu Il
@ g ~ ss o. neston aad State OF Massachusetts arccrd
" pIlnctpa sum secured t'errby 10 hs naE dus ~
feAs99 ot tad default tn pay m.Hs II tc:r,t a d..
authority Ii vested br saI Eott:ae III. TT ~ W.
ta1fsssntt f'y II Dectnhtr l. j. IND 1t IL, ~. -
1i Inc court lGnse In tr rt ~ :ica. vel: ~ ~
!!e aurten. II the highest builder ur sns t,
la J., saa mortgage tercEtbeh: ts.xlt:
~ 11t onr " N block sSectetn MI. IL the frtu,
. Ts:crn u, a!t.on T. tc ::.y ihirs. b.
nandFrd and etE ts il, l. p. il t'. n;isr ~ r.
the Esxf according +, th- pl1n recorded in -
sse1eoa s he d:f:E s s:s e ;;! 19a ;!'r ia
Jur. ...o Trustee M"Etsax.s.
tIh., Ihs nHoys 'alc : postonea I'LL w,easy IT, ~
5M 56,s,ra ranKna n. a., A,soss ;; Trustee A.'ts.a
o,a, oe anvs ~ 1nle + further postponed It'll riaS tn~
4 r.nxxn A,.ernes N"kf fr,;:;ss u; ME,;Ia E1f,..r
ehlea%u. January lish. it6f nj; iiSi,;