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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22
NO MORE COMPROMISES.
No Negotiation with Traitors.
THE CONSTITUTION AS 1T rs.
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


FROM THE TRIBUNEs CORRESPONDENCE.
IRON A coUsTRrHAs IN LANCASTER co, PA
Notes of compromise have been sounded from our
county seat; men who assume 10 be men Of influence
and to speak for the community have said the South
must be appeased.
Mr.. Nathaniel Burt, q wealthy aristocrat, who
spends few months Of every year among us " mud
sills" in this county, but who, without his money,
could not control six votes in it, and with his money
could not command many more, says " compromise -
the South must have Of free soil, on which
to dispense her redundant slave population" &c.
Col. Jas. Myers from our Western border, who is
an excellent man, but prefers rather to sell iron than
perpetuate Liberty, and who believes that our rights
will be better secured, and business interests be-
come more prosperous under the rule Of Slavery and
Free Trade, also says compromise; +" Let them have
our Territories south Of $50 3V." To the Republican
party these gentlemen say virtually, Give up your
platform give up your principles 10y not Ist not
always done Has not the Democratic party done sol
Have not all parties done it I" When pressed to the
wall, the editor Of Daily Erpre does not hesitate
10 use almost the identical argument above stated a.
though for Aimsey condemning such compromises -
Csinsndens.
Now, Er ear country psopls, let ~ say, tAAss -
bAiaal sspbanle ~ plsasssvsybsdy s(issn - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22
vpor coSys1oG. (pI1 FARMER.

The everlasting words of CHAsE-given as motto
in the last TRrBUsE-Inauguration first, adjustment
atrSard express just exactly our sentiment What
the use of talking of Compromises" Concessions"
&C. After the people have talked as they did last No
vember, none but selfinerested cowardly men will
attempt it. That is oar opinion here. We said that
"Od Abe" should be President of these United States
for four years, il he lives long, and that is all we
ask and that zee riH ask.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22
vaos PROVIDENCE, n. I.

We need paper which stands up squarely for the
right and ssks no favos Of traitors and rebels II the
people ment anyasng by their votes last November
they meant to settle ss long contest about the Slavery
question and TO settle it forever the basis of the
Chicago platform We Ike your pluck in fronting the
foe 60 earlesly, and wish ycu may keep up the North
from backing down in this most urgent time Of need.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22

else Of all these qualities before this dIihcnit
business is through vita. 1t cannot be finished
ia an hour, or u day, or year. J.. $. p. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22
-------- He'll IL emptyi
And all the devils aJe hereW


What Tends the country and causes the embar-
easements, the fears and the commissions through
which its interests passing, is this detestabe,
everywhere present nuisance. 1t is it's expulsion
frsm the control of the Government which causes
TIE clamor that 10 made. And it is no wonder
that this expulsion of q vital influence whose
roots are interviewer thus intimately and intri-
cately in our political system should cause dis
indignation and disocation that appears to threat
on the very life of the system itself. Here we
are In the midst Of this experience. We are ap-
plying caustic TO diseased limb. We are cut
ting out our cancer. And what we hear are the
screams Of the victim.
1t is q most extraordinary experience for q
great and powerful nation. But it is ours. 1t
h the suddenly npened fruit Of long ages of
growth. II in the birth Of an era long gestating
IA the womb Of the past, whose throes we
cannot escape witnessing if We would. 1t is
revolution, and we must accept IL as such, and
rixeat it as such. II ia q great wound upon our
national life. Upon the wisdom Of its treatment
everything depends. It may be inhamed and
ssangrened, and spresd deeper and wider, tin it's
soorruptions shall undermine the very seat and
fountain Of vitality, or IL may be nursed and
4eaded, and finally healed, % a. to lesve no
nsstng evil consequences behind. Let u IN
1nse yetsssA and moderation, and discretion, a
pa y frszss, We sAaS sssa ~ fun axsr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22
TENTH DAl

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Tuesday, Feb. IA, 1861.
As you will perceive by perusai Oh inc P'0'eeo,"s'
below there was very little transacted In open Con-
orsss TO-DAY of much general interest. Al An early
,bev went into secret session, and what transpireo
there IL is not my business to tell.
think YOU may safely say to your merchants thai
tariff bill il rapidly approaching completion BY wnieo
dnties will be collected all goods imported from the
T;ted States and other countries outside Of the Con
federate States.
Conores. met to-day at noon. Prayer was offered
by the Rev. Mr.. Tckenor.
The journals of yesterday were read and eonnrmeo.
Mr. Boyce-Mr. President, rice for the purpose Oh
presenting TO Che Congress, with view 70 re',r
ence to the appropriate committee the models nor the
Gag Of our Confederacy. One OF them mas ossn sem
to me by gentleman Of Columbia, B. C.-sns esso'
iul capital of my State-the seat OF rennemen' Ans
teligepce-where the Southern heart beats a. asdsauy
IA at any spot within our limits. The other en-
10 me by lady, with whom am well seqaa'n'e''
a nei0bbor of mine, who resides in the piss'esqu.
town of Winnsborough, Fairfield Distrcs ..
She IN a lady of remarkable intelligence, "n'e'
natb through life has been illustrated y
those virtues which adon the femaS ca.
acter. will take the liberty Of reading PEI AIN,
Of Rome in her best days and might well ss,s v Ss:s
read IN the Roman Senate on that cs,thsSn}anwas
the victorious banner OF the sreas nav i'd. ST.
v sbh from Mount Aveniine' A any hw ,b.ss sob
that % long rs our women arg I'D the r,slab
nme hsh ..sDous are forged the lastrous San
our asysdas S s Sss
LII q. imuo,ent aword, ", more dss ro ,
70 begus .sh The syrsrw soDg q 81 a. fsS ~
Ho. w e. - i.siSnsl b ~. Led. Will = sasess -
~. ~ - 81 49, = NJ sS's'& ~ ~ sN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13

,,.ra .sed Dr. Whites Pulmonary Elixir III my Iam'
~ Iny tw veurs and have found it the best mede'hs
bora ever used for Coughs, Colds, and Sore lhfoat
"S'' W. EDGAR MECH Shelburns
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13

hghtlng men, but achievements were exnccted
from Richmond. The artillery numbered 200
pieces, mostly indifferently m ,nned with horses
OF a. very inferior quality
The troops with the exception Of those from,
the Cotton States were poorly clad, and many
almost brrefooted. The Virginia troons were
much dispirited, and asserted in many instances
mat when their present time of service expired
they would not re'enlist under any cons;dera-
tions.
Twelve deserters came, within the informant 8
knowledge, in one night
~, ST. LOUIS, Nov. r.
Inc following order was promulgated to day :
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
Nov. IL, 1861.
Commanders of troops in this Department
VIII avoid extensive movements which offer
battle or divide and prolong our lines until fur
ther concert and concentration of action can be
arranged, and instructions given.
Full and concise reports will be forwarded
Immediately TO Brig. Gen. Curtis at st. Louis,
giving the strength, position and condition O.
every command in the Department.
These reports will be consolidated under hi
direction, and weekly an abstract will be for
warded to the Commanding General.
By order of Maj. Gen. HUNTER.
(Signed) r. M. HOUGH,
Maj q Aide-de- Camp.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13

( certain aid Is AaneIt cure ior hhedMAi9ln eI.;
4 ri, rud SAT- ishtum It Is IN internal remedy, nN
;ny on nnd eari ely eradicetin2 tie disease ltHhfnS
no eA ugs IN Gios or bns:ats3, and may be 'aaea ~
children ami pe'tors OF iAe hi"e' oc''N"'H "
"''' Testimonials
Testimony Of judge Kit tgs, o. Neriao"''
.uAe f. GARDINER, ESQ, ..
DnAR sini be- leave u aa ny testimony ii ilTu
GA.piShe RuEgnn' s,, hI RheN.nati.n. more
or lea for twsty years and las: ear with yery -.
tnnk it the best and .ha si9Hs medicine 'r ,s'
=: srHfe ever Ts@d' sea " II ~ IN
, 'I;srd;ner;s Iiheu matte AMI Neuralg.c C"Id?o'"
n the beat med cine 'or the dissa'e ''Tyf "a sNlrn,
| No. l. Cid Sts.. House Boston .-., ~,o-. .,,
Ate, suffering with Rheumatism twenty years ana
being confined to ry BED severn e n ws soe o. Sr
! ncr.s Rhenma,c and Neuralgia Compound.'-Soh-
NAN +. AYERS, IS Franklin street Bost Mn.,,,,;. ,r
EH vino been constant sufferer from HeuraiS'a W.
$50, m ,hs and been driven BY excraating pam
10 lie trial Of numerous remedies without Obtain ns re-
l Nsn, NH Compound lhsve tascn but one bouis
fud an entirely wsl.-p L. "A E IN pfy ''"''
nae le.n ali cted with Sal: Rheum in IL worst
crm for long re, end u asred more than can "a
ragips EXCEPT by inn.e ,.nar!y aiG.ea ss8
H"v Ibeocs n eli satirey cared. John "OR~,
pe4, II House, kes,on, Mass. a, ,.,,a ,,..t
sufferer iron. 3l hheg9i, ha. hands covered VIII. .oe;
ana IA s9ataHS a s C % Tux x Street Bo;oa
- d .
"U5, diners Kheura'e and Neuralgia Compound
i,sc,f.T.iv care me Of :tclrdIs CIV. g EHoNFHpH
Proprietor Ie al - tioufe' nos'on A9si y .
one ha BOT Is u! JonF En1."nha 81 ~ nu ~
severe a.tacE OF Neura Ea "a mil . }'
Pearl -. ucuse, BOSTON M p 1,,,,.,, ;, . ,.....,
ted me in bottle OF c. id,ners RLeuna!ii Con-,
noi,nJ ia 1856 hen vas suffering vi. o p!a..
t,nE Of Neurpuia aud Rheumatrm and that prov ca
~ L.. a 4, ,cijed bgnct. --ALHEHr SAIiH - s'H"sr
= OF Congress from aine. -. 49,, h.,. us.d
Gsrdinet's Hbsumatic and Neuralgia Comrcoud iot
,he cure ri Rheumatism AID Neuralgia, and lOnlI ID
aver case nmed late and Icrinanent ielei. 49,
r,l gieuce ia it. healing qualities and wc1'h rec
gmuu.id it 10 all who are afflicted with tne'e na,a.s
scasss one OF the saft AMI best ni''!cFts ever %
tered to the public 49, ,.,a. p..,,r ,IES
ny A. FULLER. IL So Market S. bcs'". ~
Ail.EH Boston EDAEh iONSStHU 20 >. l ear a.,
~ boston. CAPT. CHtS. q DOLLifEa ~ sn y
SAMUEL WALLS, Jr City Hotel, boaton II. - Il !
1nhGtRD,NTR. Wet..er 81. Eat u son. AbRAa
WEEKS Wei s,er 81. eas, ho,ton g. hif W D r., -
Washnstt II st. Boston. GEO IL. fLtN"f>" L. NV
xics 3d. East Bottom. ,, ,ss ,..
The Rheumatic and keuiap'a l0i9ro"," h's Nc
taken by fuudreLs of lers, M for seronIa h"""' WI"
great beneA.
Principal Depot Salon, Street, Boston MASS
ro. sale by spo'hecaries generally throughon, ,n
United StsteS. None genuine uhiefs s'gheo U! ma
y. GARDINER ,,x,xy ,,pn
g All o,dcIs mus. be sddressed 10 KENNY e. GAhD
N9r '"' seit2eP&My,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13

TIE l.EGIsiAfrRB on THE WlNG.-The Legs
lature, that is, all it's members, officers and adj
juncts, from the greatest to the least. this
morning at 40 moved off in a body for Bur-
lington, on an invitation of q free ride, from
the officers Of the Vermont Central Railroad,
to visit the emcampmcnt and witness the parade
of the Regiment of Cavalry rcndezvoused at
that place. They previously resolved, however,
that they would take no pay for the day The
Vermont Central has not borne 50 precious
load in one train for the last ten years. But
they will probably be but little apprchensive
of accident, for the President of the Road goes
with them, and will be ready to say, fear not,
you carry Cesar.
ALIENS TABLEAux COMPANY, We understand,
have made arrangements to re-appear upon the
stage in this village next Monday, and we are
snre they will be greeted with hearty en'husi-
asm by hosts of old friends and heaps of new
ones. Their fame as the most talented and ar
tistic company actors that has ever visited
this State is fully established, and all lovers oil
such amusements will be sure to favor then
with call.
RElNro REGIMENTS FOR THE NAVAL EXPEDITION
The Transcrip, makes the following announce
ment I'VE learn from what We consider relia
bic sources that the government sent from An
napolis, on Friday last, foe thousand troops, tt
reinforce the Naval Expedition, wherever it ma.
have landed on the soil of Seccssa.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13

VERMONT AND CANADA RAiLRoAD;-AvT 'ne al.
ouai meeting of tie stockholders OF the Vernon vernon
and Canada Railroad Company, holden az Nors'..
Geld on November I, the following persons WIZ
elected Directors fer the year ensuing .,s'rd .
B. Peck, Montpelier; John Porter, il,rM s,',a,
n. Mott Robinson, Boston Luw ". ,ib"m. i.
Bos,op Wor,hington c. Smith, st. A'o""' )
led p. Clark, Milton.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13
CASE CAN DO 1T
THE OLDEST CAST! JobEiNG
Boot. Shoe & Rubber Store
IN BOSTON, Is

MO. 90 Pearl StTGHt,
Established in 1887.
1XHERE you can always dnd goods Of aIi e.
w Quality OF our own manufacture, or fro arm arc
,,ons AZ ths ysRY LOWER PRICES, FOR CASH ONLY.
Psres ordering depend upon personal Az nto" on
tutnv their orders, and al as lou prisss az c$h"
U,su ANY ,xcrp on Goors which can b. sold III how
"e'' aBo. &. WALES, resri Street
YAMsu,c our90l romx Octs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13
GROUP CUR ED.
coT1GEs AND COLDS CURED

This c,rti!ies tina. n. u. Whites Pulmonary ES.f
has been used i'll my flmily, in cases oil e'ere eoI
tended with sore throat, and has peeh io"ho 'e"''
he"''''' REV. J. ". WOOD WARD, West;o d, W.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13

Ihaye used il in my family and ini it ali exse'""t
remedy fer Curyhs and Gods ,. ,,,..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13
ASTHMA CURED.
GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

CERTAIN aid L. ,nanelt FOR RheamAtisn he,rI'
4 81, nrd Salt Rheun II IN internal remedy hiN
-; nt md eorii civ eyadicatiny tie dsea7e, tYurn!s
no eA.Dgs IN des or bns:atss and may De 'aae .,
Gladden. and pes OF the nloss delicate eofr'T
~fcct
, 1861-06-04
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


FRE1QuTS-Advancedx xc. Tho eagagements
were: TO Butalo-Prop Racine, wheat, 6Sc; schr
Minnesota oats, ut 4c; bark Seurges and Danube,
and feh1s 49sea and coms corr T. &c nj b,,.
Market dull and 5@10c lower. Sales we're: 100
brls choice spring extra at 4-a5; 600 bsls DO at
$4.15; 80 hrls !" Waneonsta" at Sis; 1873 bril- do
:11o go h:l. sss,earns et fass 1o hr,;
&s IS: s. 100 bis "owego' at $ao5; 10 bFis good
spring extra onp. t-the transactions being chiefly
IN ny. exchange aud par currency; n
bu. Msatet daM md sGs lowesr: '' ss{es, SO ba
n. ". Club IN etore At S0c-par funds; 800 bu do
at atTc-rar funds; 5000 bu No. Spring in store
ct 56kc77par funds; ,ooo By do # :ns-par funds;
5000 bu don't 7scSgoid; 500 ba do (reeelpts just
s!sss = ssS{i; L es b e = 51s-gss taads
1922 ba Do At soege1a 12oo bnao at !asmPs
1890 ba do st 63c-rar funds. .z
COhN-;Reeeived, 1096o1 tu; sh!ppedt III ;167
By. Market dull and heavy. Sales, Is, 300 bu al1-
Eola o = ba Dc q assp;s ss taPds ID s9q - sa r.
fnEds.
oATs-Reeelved, s,eta bu; shipped, 5000 bu.
7t Market etsady. Sales, 5000 hu No. in store at
KYE1ReceIved, 1919 bn No transactions.
HARLE1-Recetved, 40 bu-No Transactions.
H!auWlNEs-Dull.. Is bzls city In lots 1T lss-
PoTAToEs-Rece,ved, 1858 bu. Market well
fupplted eld dull. Sales. 400 bags Eeshhnnocks
at S3s; 15oo bu Mixed at 19c-
RRGEETgERI45 RGEg 3 4 pigs tair Roll at sAe-
PogLIRY-chlekens, g. oooaso . doz; Tus-
= RRoyfsioSs !; 5SfEs Mess Pork nominal at s15a,s.
IA T4IfoW4is IfoR9 . Ssls sasyfs1 a; at 7,c.
HIDES -Dul. Sales n lot: At 4G414c for Green
Suited, and s@e1kc for Dry Flint,
, 1861-06-04

Tot0l................. &4561t t179 &l,GG6, 1856
The aggregate circulation Of the above banks on
the 1st daJ Of april last, as appears by the
quarterly statement OF the Auditor, amounted to
A,6ss5o1.
The circulation Of the same banks on the a4th
Of May, as shown above, WAS s. IS, ,179.
The difference, $1s7, ,5aa shows the amonnt Of
their circulation that WAS retired between those
dates.
There wcre eighteen banks which failed to re-
Epond to the call issued Nov 10, 1850. They we're
chiefly basod on Missouri stocks, and being estab-
ushed under the old law were not required to Keep
margin Of ten per cent. The Auditor has been
notified Of their failure to comply with the dc,
mands Of the call ind he will proceed to put them
in liquidation according to law at the expiration OF
the SIX months graes allowed them by tho Legis.
laturc at Its lsst regular session. Their cscula-
ton amounted In the aggregate to tf,6af, ,265 on
the 94th Of May, and ID being rapily retired.
They are As follows;
American Exchange Bank, Bank Of Aurora,
Pike County, Bank Of Quincy, Bank Of Raleigh,
Citizens Bank, Corn Exchange Bank, F&rmers'
and Traders Bank, Grand Prairie Bank, Mar
National Rans ii Railroad BsaE soath%eln % B.nt 10 q
Illinois, qreJyi1le, State Bank OF Illinois.
This makes total Of strty-seren banks now
under cau and the work Of retiring their notes In
exchange for bonds will go rapidly forward, as the
market Is open to everybody.
VIC understand that the Auditor will surrender
bonds On any OF Ill Of these 60 banks to whoever
presents currency in snms Of 900 and upwards,
on any Of them.
The following are the banks which the Commis-
a!oncss omitted to mako q call upou-for what
seasou, Is not known to the public. We gire their
, 1861-06-04
Missouri IS stumptail,, Currency,

AAA0H@AAA 0eNAAF%*$kA'' NNAA 0AA<ls1-
The following blast Is from this mornings Mls-
souri, Democrat:
The fact is, the banB Of this city hare descended
to the meanest and most miserly system Of broker
age, while they affect sort Of contempt for brok-
efs and private bankers. II merchant WIS to do
what the banks are now doing daily-discredlt his
OWL paper-it would cost him bis standing IN COM
merctal circles, and he would probably GET kicked
ont Of The Merchants Exchange. But these lid.
gloved bank gentry can cooly utter their irredeem-
able stuff called "hankable fund.-" worth s. cents
On the dollar, and chuckle over the successful
ewiudle. The standard Of bank morality In this
community ts at least Is per cent below par, when
they will Indulge In a practtee daily that would
Disgrace nation, or send private individual to
tho penfteuttaty. Would nation debase its own
coin, or an honest man shave his own note! Yet
the banks are doing woree than this, 1nd claim re
spectabillty. they can't redeem their psper they
have no business to keep 1t In circulation, and
make the bueiness community suffer the sWfudle
Of is per csnt. But the banks Of course argue, az
well they may, that as long Us tic people suffer
themselves to be duped and robbed and say moth
ing, the rich sport-on the side of the banks-will
be continued. And 60 It will, and the people naY
all rest assured they will all die bankrupt before
bankers conscience induces him to do legiti.
mate and honest business. as long a. the commu.
nifty will allow him to do the other. Hence, the
banks In their midst, and allowing them to circu.
lite their deprecated trash to the exclusion Of
eound currency, are parttesps eriMiats, without
sharing the profits.
, 1861-06-04

- q Aunsts. ooK CouhsT, D. a-5upet1ot court
Nnia1 !, ssynoar - ~ Clark Runyon and Laura J.
Mieke! ese2a aot,e Com
panJ. samuel Bailey john H Brown. Wnla:n q
f'as Eobs9 bh1afH Hss iassa Bss .aas
tr,sl q tns e,t1te 9f Jesl Butte. deSeased te
tins 7ri Of saa ais 4 Josspa Fiida
deeeased tha unknown Aelrs Of Joseph Fuklna do
| 6fnda,it of tic acn-re.ttencc OF C1arx Raayoo,
anIs hnyoa ys h. , If. r. An.eris.a aerss Nsa
4 .n!aroSSn nroSSn william i BtsTns Peter Klaasy; S:
1es Of TIC CIert of sad Superior Couft of chicsso
IL lid sat Is sse GnehoEa neirs It II joet
E1ttes. eece ased aud the unknown Heirs Of Jo,enk
he lands described in the Jill Of camp1.nt ID s.i
ssi snd IL ass tho nsues ot he said defendant. iesg
I'D oes es {, e
American Horse Nsi Company Lueiaa Buttles, admin.
no.1 ~
John 3 RroTn william 4 Brown. Peter Kaney, Z :.
d:eese I'D sss sas e.
nsd h. ~ q e
lss, sud taat summons thateupon Issued out ofs III
Court agal1 It said defendants retufnsba on tts ct
@ c.4x asgoa LIZ saa
J. Runron biz wife, Ths American Horss Nai1 CaG-
saa & IN o
William r, Brown. Peter Kinney ESsfesttn b. Lod.
+ Iii Eli 4 rs rs mi ss@ :r, % 5
Rnts!es. deceased, and INC unnown Hesrs of Jo.epi
On ths NJ d.y q ths nsxs shsrsof . . eid:
sns tsn1s n e sG';a ts
taken - essed. nad decrea enssrtd ns.sns. yon
''s0Ens to tie prayer W%t4Hr E ~ ~ M1vu.I
K1sa Z SCOTT. Solicitors foF Complainant e'e'~'
, 1861-06-04

1 HAN IEh1 NollCE.@DLILE OF
~ 1luuotA County Of cooa, Bs.-supertos Court
o[ Ghieasoz juno TeiE,. ISL II caaneesy.
William 7. Seymour va Cla'k fsunyon and Laura J.
Enn{oD, III, his xiis Joseph Jennstan. cs.5'e. ~ 9.
Iauy. samuel B4iloJ. John Il Brown. William K.
hroHn Peter kinneI. Exz!eston j; LoAr!ck Cha1'e.
t:r Of The eatate Of joel Butsies deceaxed tha
ktn. sdmln.ssats11 q tas es:,ss Jsssph xktns T.
At'ds1ls having been nlsd IN nc otsa of tns Clerk
ose Of ne dets9dsats soo,s named, On d9e laaairr
gone ont Of this State. Notice Is hereby Sivcn t.
aetd Robert that tha complainant n'ed his stlt
OF complaint In raid cocrt, on tho Chaucery lIe
therrof o. the twentieth Day Of May 1851 sad tha:
SUI mems thereupon Issued out Of said Court asain+t
June next, {1351} a. ia by a~ required
Nov, unless Jou. tho said Robert Hughes shan
pez1onAuy be and appear before said Superior Court
Of ChtcxKo~ of Codk County on tho hrss day Of tae
nezt taam thereox 70 BE- holden 1t Chicago, In kAid
Comfy On the INIT Monday OF june ISL and plead,
answer or .demur TO tho said complslnant's blu u
complaint tne sAe ACC tho Atters th!nx1 there.
IL ehazgoa a1d stated WI b. taken = confessed and
deere eoteEed against you xccurdnE 70 tho nraVN
ofsaid BILL WALTKR KtAHALI, ClerE
kna 4 scoT, Conplal1 anita Solicitors,
mJzaod155W
, 1861-06-04
FOR ALOAN OF'



Eealed ptopeaah will be resolved as the otee or the
1cd, nnoI untii il O'clock nooa of the twenfy.
day OF June 1851 and II the American Excl ange Bank
T. "a G q1 Z
anen VIA Of Inc LeEslatuEe entitled ~1a act
count. and endorsements a;ising unaer tie eaH for
e s a. MsE q e; 1 Tse F;osK taus
s1nr non nc It'll - q JAY Isl 1serest aIp p.ys
stsachet, parable On trst Mondays of January and
9 g sa "a y % S3ad, .,
thousand doIlals bonds ef hnndFsa doass eac6
thousand dollars each.
The proposaIs m9at stats the sum offered Tor eaeh
ss s # aas "a
edsIed @qst Eta ba4s il tas clty oi
-lsT q New YORK. ind ee1tiaca3e saoa1n2 saca de
rosls must accompany the Offer subject to Tho order
cepted.
spElngaeld. MIinoa: Or i tse American E5change q
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paSe xhs1s the ofer!nss accepted to Be pl4ee
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+ JESSE T. DUBOIS AndltoE
, 1861-06-04

ARRIVED. June I.
Reso1ute, Athena, % cubic yarls rnbhle, and Il
yards dim stone.
Atlantic, LAsa1ls, t6s7 bu corn.
Ak1ona, Lasallc. $500 bu corn.
aibralter Lasa1lc, 5,514 bu cosn,1 hid !susar, 81
br1s highwfue
NeH York, Lasaltc, 3,11s bu corr, tl5o bs,s hieh
wine, 100 br1s -four.
james Patrick L.sale, 1900 bu corn, $50 btls high
wine, 100 brla -four.
Prairie Chief, 5,211 bu corn.
CLEARED .Nay31.
Mariner, Lasalle.
4 Leach. Laaalie, IS N II lumber, 20 hf brls ft.h
1856 br1a salt.
Lueila, Lasal1e, 40 br1s salt.
America LAsalte, 900 Il lumber
Thames, Mafseilles, 1896 It lumber, hi brls beer
York State. L.salte ,GG9 It lumber 5000 pick
eta, b. .333 It Siding, 60 n shingles, 7S SUl
Iath, 1,650 work.
A1cons, Iasal1e,
Old ABB. Joliet.
George, Norris.
Rail Splitter, Issallc, 500 ns pig iron, tons
Arcadia, Lz.ale, q 500 It lumber. 1a5 m ehtrgics
Il, 600 lath, 20. .0N lbs nolss.es, 2 tons mdze.
Reso1ute, Athens. - tons sand
Cuo, Lasa1le, 68.4S8 IT lumber, 5000 shingles, II
b1ls salt. 6sf ns rice.
Eermonter. Feeder, q, 400 Il lumber.
u brls salt.
Globe, Prison, Il, ,es5 It lumber, Il 600 brick.
Empress. Lasa1e- GsD # lumber. 5. 0o0 ehins1es-