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There seems to be little doubt that the packing
VIII reach That Of last se4son, and mar run hfcheE
3of theTe ls evidently larger number Of hogs still
tlon OF which may come to this market
The demand for meas pork IL active, and prices
Tending upward; It Was difficult to buF eren good
tonntsy brands last evening below $16.5o. and as
ling 70 pay the business done yesterday Was quite
small, much smaller than It Otherwise would have
nesn: rsiMe ard zu,ap sold at .$I2. This demand
IL Eood demand ., fu. prices. Gfsc loose ana fi1
elsae paeked, and nuch easier 10 sell than 10 tu1
AZ these fatet 10o01 pteces bu1k hams sold to-daT
& oense5ed At TstTe Aaurc, at Sc packed. Lard Ii
shade higher. keS may be quoted at l0c. Grccn
m.a1s unchanged, but not much lor. r in hams -
khouldc1s. owing to the had weather, Shoulders
nsshs; ~ sldss e, ana hams G.X9611cr. There Is a
s4G5fc, and not nlueh offering.
ST. Lor.s-Jau. -uoes-No transaction. sinen
sAe dividing on 20 49, It is about tbc Close y
Tue IseEiug tcascn; about 1900 have thus far
been k1lledEsuei tho number packed altogether
~ scar. E some ION tsw :lonsand bead more afe con-
ret he Killed. Pnot1sIoxs-Tac order demand IL
ltfht ior msfs EorS. aootable At $1G.5@l70O
A5ou: SO casks Q! knlSmcats sold on private terms.
xy. nAcoS-Scllla;, in a snail way ut re for
-7Aeaalders; plaiu hams lie; sa:ar cured do liz:
clears1det AGl1c packed NA>s
hEokEE.Iforty-oa saoue=ud one hundred and
up to The STU list. The Gase CIV says nice nm.
gcs from IS IS I'd IS 50
PROVISIONS At LoU1sy111x-Tho provision ,n.r-
ket Is very dru ut the advance noticed on Friday.
Ncrsfs. Stewart j. Hltter report sa1c8 100 hb1s
is nsss pork It sle :5; g bbls At el7; 1o,ooo rs
1o,Nons bulk clear nb eides at s4:; and is r.
bacon shoulders at 74c--JoYr1d{. liza.
, 1861-01-18
The Revolutionary Conspiracy to Seize
The Scat Of tho Federal 9soVeFnmcnt.

the Seat OF the Federal Government.
From tho New York Ncrald.l
Incredible ~ the report was supposed to be,
which We published some time ago, of the TX
istenec Of Southern revolutionary conspiracy
to seize the city of Washington and the Fct.cr-
al buildings, archives and other government
property therein, for the government uses Of a
Southern Confcderaey, there can be no Longer
any. doubt upon the subject Suth conspira-
II does exist, and, although lie extent Of its
Iamifcations can hardly be conjccturcf, il is
known the plot comprehends the stupcndvus
lnent Of tho United States by that Of Eouth-
crn Confederacy.
Mr.. Iversou Of Georxia some weeks ago, in
that innammatory dlkunion speech Of lis in
the senate, boldly alluded to tue cxpediency
and pbpriety Of the cooperation of Maryland
and Virginia in the secession movements Of
the Southern statcs, contending TINT thus the
scat Of the existing government Of tic Union
would revert to Maryland, and would thus
4cry conveniently serve the purposes Of the
projected independent confederation Of tho
1Recn slave States The people in the gal
lczies laughed ut this funny proposition of The
faeettous Senator from Georgia; but subsc~
4ucnt events and revelations have shown that
if he did utter tue warnings Of u conspisasor,
he spoke as with the inspiration, good or evil,
1tnuw appears that this conspiracy Is qucs-
ton comprehends:
l. The secession from the Union OF ali the
slave States, including Virginia and Maryland.
!. The coup d'ttat Of seizure and occupa-
tion by Southern armed force Of the city Of
Washington, including the public buildings,
archives, &c, for tue purpose Of Southern
confedcracy.
., The expulsion {eoxp d'dat), By force OF
arms, Of The existing federal government, in-
cluding the present and the Incoming atlmin-
stratlon, on the Sd or Alb Of March.
:. The establishment Of the general govern
lncnt Of the Southern confedGracy in Wash
tngton, and IFS proclamation to the world as
the government which has superseded the
elected government Of the United States.
OF NIL things, in order to avoid civil war Of
endless calamitlcs, It is most important to pro-
vidc against any reasonable OF revolutionary
movements upon Washington, designed to
overthrow the established government there
Nc dare say, however, that the President aod
his new Cabinet assisted By the counscls and
cooperation of Gen. Scott, will provide for the
peaecable Inauguration of the President elect,
In pursuance Of the Constitution. In the
meantime Gov. Hicks, in refusing to provide
for n secession State Convention ii Maryland,
has done, We doubt not, the most substantial
service in behalf Of the Unicn cause and in
behalf of pence +"f"
, 1861-01-18
FLOYD AND BUCHANAN.
d XfA1koE,3 Account OF bis Trcakon


We extract the following from cx-Secrctary
Floyd's speech at the recent banquet given in
his honor, from the Richmond correspondence
Of the Baltimore american:
The speaker alludcd TO the two policies &c
forth in the Presidents Message. Nj. Attorney
Gencrn Black said We must execute the laws.
Mr.: Buchanan said, ''This question Of thc
forts is question Of property" l
agreed to TINT said more. I said,
~ am your Secretary, and have in nv
hauds the property of the forts. will turn
over to ny successor that property inyiolatc.
to school among them. I know they are not
thieves. Isaac Haync, 1lanisault and Frank
Plckens are good mcn--they ure great men
and will back their honesty and integrity,
if necessary, with my blood. But cannot
consent that you place among them . military
At subsequent interview with the President
he eaid to INC, Mt. Floyd, what about send
Ing recruits to Charleston ?" said. "Notl.-
Ing about sending recruits" .sDou't you in-
tend to strengthen the forts at Charleston ~
he asked. replied, II do not" Said he, IT
would rather be at tlc bottom OF the
Potomac tomorrow than that these forts should
be In tho hands of those WHO intend to take
them. Il will destroy met will cover
your name, which is an honorel one. with In
fanny, for yon will never be able to show that
you had not some completely in it." I said
Nh; ar; President, trust me-the1e is no danger.
l1le that the forts Of Charleston will not be
tonched." said this because felt it. The
President then said: "But, Mr.. Floyd, does
that secure the forts:n '*So, sir,h said l,
s,ont 1t Is the best guarantee can give you
tnat they Will not be tonched." He replied -
~ am not Satisfied" Said j: 1T is yours to
strengthen the forts, but It will lead TO the ef-
1nslo1 Of blood, You can, however, put an
orderly sergeant thcre-o mau with n worsted
erauictte anu q etril'c on ILLS pantaloons. He
Is representative mall--thc representative Of
the stars and stripes, and Of fail Columbia
anu 1ankcc Doodle: Hecan stand there and
50 proclaim himself, aud his authority will
be respected. Why not submit to Con-
gross the question Of the secession Of
9outll Carolina Corsress may saw Stntc
has right to Withdraw, or may
aay NC rcpualatc the right Of sccession-wc
VIII sena down our armies to cocrce you to
submission. DO This, and will wait the
issue Mr.. Floyd then proceeded to stale
that lle called to his old Jefferson Davis, "rhat
bright Saladln Of the 9outh;" Mason and
Huntcr, with other patriots, Northern as well
~ Southern, and talked with the President.
lie then said: y am content with your poll
csC~e VII send no more troops to the harbcr
~ CnaIlcston.' It delighted N :, aud now
tnought thG question capable Of peaceful so!u-
lann. Mr. fioyd next spoke OF Gcn: C4ss, to
Wn9m he paid glowing tribute. Gen. Cass
sala: !! neaG n ,orss must be strengthened.
oeIoauu H.. lhls, gentlemen, is tue North.
cln sentiment ihc president replied: II
State, but the interests Of the country do not
aemand 4 reinforcement OF the forts at Charles
ton. cannot do it. I take the responbibii:-
II Inc ncxt day Gen. Cass resigned. Thus
, 1861-01-18

rabldc tho action at that Convention, II do.
nled the right OF voting upon 1t. ,Mr. Yancey
thcrcupon denounced the people of North al.
ALBANIA rs tories, traitors and rebels, and said
they ought to BIO coerccd Into q submission to
the decree Of tho Convention. Mr. Davis re-
Piled that they might attempt coercion, but
line. aud decide the issue at tho point Of TIC
bayonct-
Thus the spirit Of these revolutionlsts Is dis
cloaed occasionally. Coercion to prevent
them from treason is terrible, hut to force
men into an Endorsement Of that trcason Is le-
sit1mnte. Calm minded men will notice these
aud similar indications, and consider well be-
fore they commit their destinics to tic keep
ing Of such precipitators.
, 1861-01-18

CHARLEsToa, Jan. 1T.-In tile Senate to. day
raising four companies Of artillery; declaring
that the c1igencies Of the times demand that
South Carolina be on a war footing to meet
oppoaers from any quarter; the Stats should
have pcrmanent military establishment md
lurtif1catiohs. the committee recommended
that the troops consist ofa regiment ofinfant~
niles. twill form a nucleus II around which he
militia and volunteers can rally, and besides
be peace establishment or furnish South
Carolina's quota in the army Of the Southern
Confedcracy.
The Senate went into secret session on the
proposition to lay submarine telegraph be
tWeeE Charleston, Morris Island, Fort 31ou1-
trie, Fort johnson and Castle Pinckney.
, 1861-01-18

~ County. s. Es-Supertor Court Of Chicago, January
Term A D. ls0- Susan Il Treso ys. JataeS TEego. La
Ch9nceEy.
Affidavit OF tie noures!dcnco Of James Trego. ds.
ferdant above tAen, EarIug brcn He'd in the office o*
the EttrE Of sald SUPERIOR oust tdcaGo Notice u
hereby given TO thu rad James fre,o tst tie COM
the cEancery efie ihercoL on The 9th day CT urcen
bes, .Sl and tlat summons thrrcnreE issued ont
asst Mondsy Of Jancary next ;t as + by aw rsqni<
tonally bc and aplear hcorr e:I *>u,c1rr Couf. Of
Chicago OF CooE county. IN tc nrst day Of rnt next
term thereof to be rlncn Chic gu iii sal county,
The 1trst Monday Of JlEary it+1 aA plead ausxoE
orcraur to tie --I cu,lpaina. rs bill Ut Complaint
and tt. ed. will be Lken cont, esei, eEt decres
entered against you according to lie cayer Of raid
hti II, KINDA L. Clerk,
, 1861-01-18
mARKET3 RF TELEGRApH.

Mem 1ORk, Jan'y 3E.-AsuEs-oufet xnd nm,
1sfo osslis sSs OF email parcels at for p0ts Is
,sF EFlogn1Asain declined &c per brl. Little moro
ein hr5. io5 expert and home consumption. Sales
So; s5ao@s7s fos ea,n3n % to a MEDIUM IN sssfs estSs
western; $5;659s,7 Is for shipping brands cIira
9 5ouno aoop Otio, closing With moderate business
daa M dropping. Sales $50 brla at *S5og5;5 fof
common to choice extra. Rye .ion- az t. Small
fsles ee at 8 for GO mon choice superne.
prices Sales 81 bis at Tor ersev :. onesanSsa e -
bEandswinc III store. S>@So Aot
~ MMsSfI1n anaa: moderate request, without import.
naanept = pa;ee: 5a1es 50 bsls at 1s4@1sxc
mnl.ea onsiaess doing for export and hons con.
fsa@pt1 ROM Ep9ons hig9sss gP,ss r a
s@Ga1 & 81 5a1s5 sn ;I|m 13o bn Chicago spring At
$!: Il, 20 bu choice milwaukee, cub and amha1 =.
.rsstaa mnsonsln at $l:DG1.N; 1a0o0 hn winter rcd
s1Ma s5h Gd Sa an;sf :, soo bu white western at
!eE nttle more active. Market may be quoted a
shade shade hfmer sales 1900 bq good st..o 1t sc In
Est L TIT onef less qf9 af Ga and tue
@ western IL store, fok91lc delivered. and ;1c for
Tnlte WcEteIL in store. Osta, moderate business
eaoinE eot a. ior wsstern and Canadian; a70ssc
chaie: G1E sales GOO bags s@sXc for prime aud vsfy
.Pxoysrto.s-Pork nrmer and quiet. Sales Of
pEme: Beef quiet and unchanged. ssies Of is5
e5ts a. $5.NQE, prime at s. I5ae.2 Is, aud mess at
and p5ims mess beefaull and nominal. Beef hams
quaot a anu nrl4 at 1s914c state and western. Cut
meal Eorc active, with sales Of SIS kee at &C for
aahoadess, g Tor hams. The latter rate for e1tra
Sh1essea. hn Aoss hf1ner at Th11A, corn fed. Live
a,e w1h sales OF Sc boxes long ribbed middics at
s1,lQD ooxcs Cumberland and short Ribbed middle
on private tcrn!s. Lard hcasy with more freedom.
s;1s,,, salc. Of ao bbls st No at 1oXeSios;.
TMsrita,y pTme Kettle rendered western aud citr
1o'4c Tor inferior to prime. -~ - W.
GhocERIEs-Sugar decidedly more octlre and
prices steady. Sales 5.2si hhdsNcuba 6s<6E AZ
Yste 1 eesss fs5ns sn =. as s@s q bags Slam
GA; cash and ninety days. Nolasses ttca1y' SIX
sas nsls y. 9; 1922: Coffee without further i'm.
proFetncnt Sales 1.5l5 hays. Rio at l1Ghis i I'm
bags Lasuayra at 1aEG1sK. 1spA0' 4'>s''
e sS7%TcKILowsr 70 ~ a NI55x: c.D& liz;
nia; a; 1 u; = s., Reading ~, nari prerd ID.
s51 iiaF! g ooA; Iuds ~ EEie s5, n re %. Psc
1o2H,u IS Of "a, sax. - ~ ~e''s0
, 1861-01-18
Compromise Meeting Called Mt Pits
burEh.

PITTsDURGH, Jan. 17.-ThIs evenings CAyon-
fde contains call for g1und mass convention
to be held by members Of nil parties, to recon.
mend tho passage of the Crittcndcn Compro-
misc or any other probable ind reasonable
compromise designed to settle the differences
bctwccn the Nortl, and South. The cali Is
signed hy largc number Of the most prom.
ncut bnatness men ortLc city
, 1861-01-18

BEtDaEpokT, Coss., Jan. 17,-The Jury have
Roberts, formerly Of Springfield. Mass, bag
Eago man on tho New York s New Haven
R R., and Porter Kellogg. of Amherst, 31ass.,
the persons Oh trial for the Adams Express
Safe robbery, committed on the night Of the
of 10th Of april, 1870,
, 1861-01-18

AENEUEAX
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial ]
FRANKFORT, jan. 16.
Gov. Magof1ln's f1ic*sage. tomorrow viii
recommend the holding Of i State Consahtioii,
in accordance with the spirit Of Breckinridgo';
will be . majority in the Legislature against a
, 1861-01-18

NARRowsBuRo, Y. T., Dec. 1.-Two cars of
the night trim on the y. 7. d E. R. R., going
west, were thrown off the track near Cochcc-
ton station last night By broken rail. A
brakes man was thrown from the platform, and
Killed, and lady had her ankle sprained.
Thc train was delayed two hours.
, 1861-01-18
LATER FROM EUROPR.
DEATH Or the Old King OF Fruxstn--
Disturbance In Hungary.

/ CARE RACE, Jan. 1B-Thc Teutonia arrived
81 this port to-day. sne brings dates Of the
Tho King of Pruss1a Is dead.
a eeEons disturbance had occurred at Ken.
crcnpt, Hungary. The soldlery were called
sons.
The bombardment Of Gacta Wis continued.
bourhon conspiracy had been discovered
Negotiations between Franco and serdin1.
Lad been opened concerning Gaeta.
consols e711z@o79<, Corn Inactive,
LATER.
ARR1yAL or THE CANADIAN.
PORTLAND, Jan. 17th-The Canadian, from
Liverpool on the I'll, and londonderry On the
~, arrived this afternoon ut $50. She brings
El3p0o In specie.
:. The ship auttenburg. from New York for
Hamburg, was totally lost on Goodwin Sands;
seEGn persons escaped, out Of thirty on board.
The steamship Victoria, with the Rangoon
cable on board, vent ashore In Plymouth
sound.
Thc Bank Of France raised the xaluo of dis
WAS lower, re1tes 81 rs
Negotiations for ttcatS Of commerce be-
tween Franco aud Belgium had terminated sat-
i.lctoril=. Important reductions were made in
tasor Of Belgian coal and iron. It Is runored
China, 1AoANA
The -uonaeur SAYS financial events Of foreign
countries Influenced the French money marEpt
IN manner to be regretted, but declares that
the report that France WIS under the NECESSITY
OF having fesourcc to to Iew foundation un.
true
Detachments Of French troops which we're
under orders for China were sent to reinforce
the troops III Syrin,
poerlo was elected President of the E9ecto-
subcommittee ut Naples. twas reported that
Sandman loan Of 20o, ,oo0, ,0o0 francs was about
to be negotiated In pafis.
An inslgniAcnnt attempt at reaction at Na-
plies On the Both Was easily suppressed. Ssnics
ana the provinces were tranquil.
j, II Is connrmed that q published version Of
me ropes allocntlon is a forgery. The real
document Is mild and inodensiYc, principally
awelllng on the trials to which the church is
The official Ftuss;an Gasttke announces Tint
the Prince Regent assumes the reins of govern.
ment as King William the Vth.
!, Berlin paper .sayR the excitement In all
me states of the Germap Confederation great
resembles the ngitation proceeding IN 1915.
a. Journal asserts the early Sitting Of
to call on the Cabinet ut Turin for categorical
explanation relative to decree of the Govern
or General Of Ancona, In which Trieste Is de-
scribed as an Italian town.
ARRIVAL or TIE EpHnURoA.
Napoleon, in reply to Lord Cowlcy On New
Years day, said he regarded the future with
confidence; vas convinced that friendly IN
derstanding between tile powers<wil maintain
peace, which is the object Of my desire,
A meeting Of Jews from ali parts of 4he
world had been held at London, to concert
tara '34~ ~AA'o "'A'1'
Ihe 21een Of Naples has left Gaeta.
burg state that Is lives were lost md frc
saved. Several other minor disasters by Tic
same storm arc reported. Commercial news
ant'cinated. The Edinburgh has 5000. 200 in
, 1861-01-18
Commercial Circularr by the America.

AAkhL hLAkOV47 <o&A 0EEEmOef. 4E3U.
rnoy1sIoss-In consequence Of the HOLIDAYS. the
T-ade has been almost At stand still. and trans
Actions In Bctf, Pork, Hacou. BITTER, and Chccte
havc been most Of the retail description
LARD-Holder' Eccm daily ~ifiinc to accent
lower price, but redpers refuse to buT till the new
year, aud In the meantime prices are entirely nom
lpa1-
TA11o~-Thc market is re.y quiet, but priccs
arc without material changc-
Observation-Disclosures the t,hrfstn,aa
holiday. We hsrc had Il good demand for Wheat.
Flour, and Indian Corn, during the week. at full
prices. The weather has been unusually scycrr
and the leo and SNOW greatly Impede TIE transmits
sion OF goods into aec interior.
At orE market to-day. Wheat met fair con.pup-
rinec this dor week. Flour was in good request.
and Sd per bza dcArcr. Indian Corn vas ID Ia 81
per Or dcarcr and in good demand.
B1sIAsD, A7uYA i Co.
-........ GIa.ot,w, esth December. 1sno
rnovIs1oas-scseEa] lots Of BccI, Bacon, Cheete,
end Buttcr hare arrived, hut not yet landed. Our
extreme quotasions can be realised for good quail
LaaD~About 20 ious have been sold =. ess n g..
ex quay, but nowit ts difficult to :et 6Ss for en,re
quality eye1 In fetail.
TA1hox-SHady at 80 for butchers.
Intensely cold With severe snow storms iii over
tho country: this bax I'D to an increased demand
for foreign Wheat and Flour and we have to dyiso
acknowledgements In value OF American Wheat
and Flour, with large inquiry It the ndyancc ssY
Of % per boil uud barrel. Indian Corn Laa had an
sstiEs e In laqaiy. viii extensive sales quay from
tbs I4TcEpool narkst, :s:2s6d Il now wanted from
The ssorc. White Peas hare been sold il quantity
It - Cd cx ship. aud "a Is nos wanted
JouN AIHxA s Co..
, 1861-01-18
Chicago Gtih,a1te,
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1861.


WxpsrspAr EyxS1xu. Jan. 81, 1861.
Exchange Is dull and dropping. and under the ex.
s'ectation that lower rates will be reached, nobody
"+cens disposed to buS. The banks charged s pes
-cnt premium On collections, and ihst was the nom.
ina1 rate for the day; but customers on round lots
could readily obtain concession Of " pes cent,
The x1cct rate was 4G54H- The buying price
auosE tho banks was sxs4 pc. cent premium.
Tho banks limit purchases to tho actual wants Of
customer.
Gold, nominal buying prlce s0t, selling per
cent premium.
FRENuN Pn1c= crunEST FUNDS,
The following are tho closing rates ofF. Granger
1eams Esq, Editor OF tho Chicago Bank Nots Ltst
FOR currency, exchange, &c:
, 1861-01-18

ITO RENT-Those two tirst-class
= threc story BHck Houses on P1aEie venue, lust
norlh Of Old street, with swelling from and good eel
cold water. &c Inquire 1T -i6 Van lsurcn street.
, 1861-01-18

WQ RR1tt.

TO RENT.-The three story brick
L house, No. 50 Buffalo ttseet with water gas
ana ~ 9.hcr .noceru improvements call NJ J. M,
CLARK street. iai71iw
, 1861-01-18

70 :. at *a0o and $G.as, dividing on no Ds.
g at 6.@and Gao 800 ibe,
m at 6e0and sis :: z00 Ds.
LIVE EHOGS-Receied, 2QIe MArket adyance
, 1861-01-18
NCocrcfonss In Alabama.


ken from the Nashville R1aneT:
We Learn that guile an exciting scene oc-
cnrrcd In the Alabaox Convention after that
bt,ly had refused, By decided vote, to sub
nit their action to the people. The Hon.
Mich. Davis, Of Huntsville. declared his belief
that the people Of Moth Alabama would ncy-
, 1861-01-18

c1Sc1sxAr1, Jan. le.-The Gazette Of Yesterday
tays:
The supply or hogs daring the last II hours was
~ ovef 3N 4:ad, and prices were a ehadc drner
1's tn9'osh not higher. The weather being untaEor.
~ sMe. made tue market rather quiet. Holders
Q! heaE{ ipta arc asking $3.50 which is above thc
3ems sSH g! packers The whole range may he called
Ss!sDi .. the latter rate for heavy. The Priet
IarFtnt Elvcs the following:
~, aas receipts Of hugs daring the week, and for
up 70 LAT evening, and to the corres.
follows: 'e-''nss etana II
From Kentucky. -toc
T3r Tfvor 81. .816
3,G91
pn,rIon., w tne Week <, ,0GG
'-J fepof1eQ.-.. ........-.--......,359,tO ,tO1
AuLa! LOT kne season. MI
Total up to Jaa. il. 1sso-. ii, Isl
Generally speaking. packing le closed before his
date in this city. so hat wc cannot Five comn.r
son for anJ continued number Of yeass back, any
longer, except the whole number packed. With
were a. follows each rear back to 1E47:
, 1861-01-18

The bankers arc quite 10th to let out their mot.
~y In any enterprise. either new or old, and are
quietly awaiting the result Of political naoyementa.
Very few calls arc made upsn them, indeed, for
money upon business Or paper
The tendency Of exchange is rather downward
ard rates arc unsettled. While there is prospect
o. lower rases the demand il not large, Ill want
lag to save little By the decliue. But there il Ill
f.e psospex Of any permanent decline ID rates,
The holding price Of sight on the East remains at
per cent premium ia. currency and bankabls
funds. GH premium on Louisville and Cincinnati,
and premium on New Orleans.
Gold Is nominaily 5N@6h premium; silver s
The following src. the earnings Of the Galeua &
Chicago Onion kall1oad forthc months Of January,
9Th to 18th. 1850 and 1851:
, 1861-01-18

Total,..--sls,o5s % $a6,s77 . $11,ea 80 Inc.
P1rTsHCRcH, FoEr WAYNE l. CHICAGO R,R,-
The following is n statement Of the approximate
earnings Of tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne g. Chicago
Railroad Company during the month OF December,
1881. compared with the same pe1ied Of last yea..
, 1861-01-18

MN 4 NM
S1AkE t!t' ILLINOIS. COOK
~ CofISTT a r.o~ Co3nt.~ f1-r,+t go
Fehrusry Term f1 ,esI f;.e@ GuIII
d tawyer ann Ecfhsn y psatae - nass1 ct*5!ss
ara Ioi1n t. EcrirE - 81 ALLY w. ua''A - 0to1%
PubIic notJer il Grrebr ,,r,, +o ~. .,Yd r.~+ap
ftour and Joh T. DrrsS Itet - it eIe Seu ~ p
fes1ed out Of the nr ~ ~ -
Circuit Court eued f,,r :f;h 5.r ~ - suGA
leA at the suit ii the nai Snnn. " ha T. s
Sd. yer and Satt,an r. ierSi',s -n - t ~ ?.
Of tie said David Stout aau oin rme r taS KS
Of eight huu,rcd AMI tWrnt ~ ~ .o1 @ -
tuentynlnc cents Itycct.i To tc sh"ria ~ e.eos na
County wlca said wfit ia. hscn ~
ed ow therefore, ,ncss YOU ,nc UT ti1,1 + utT
and John l. Dc:ncS shall ,:yr.nnni I ~, nn ~ ~ raa ~
fore the said Cook County Ercuit fonrt ~ ~ ~
rst day Of tile xt en-. trrrI - ~ ~ h,; r =
Court House. lu the CITY t CEc,ro N ~ ~ sansa @
Ct FtbruarJ A. = lt6i give spccli bill srd p;esd e
Tie said plaintths acsio6 Judgement viii be entsteG
aTanst F6u, and IN laror ii ths saiI samuel DaTM
Chatles =. sa wyer: and Sasaan ", PerSins. and q
satisfy the said Judgment and cot, vii be toId e
GA1Lce n.Icncock- Pltls. .tt'y ialids;SlT
N CllCE OF SAIE.-Whereas.
II rirhYe.n hnnire1 4,t nn; ~ te Etst GAY OF AsJ:
b. dc Scboysan md Mtss.s1nt Ea,oaa asa saecussd
~ 49, ~ - ~ ~ ~ sne SECRETARY of stata
o. .e Stais "a o. ho.S Ea.irtad Mort
, 1861-01-18

Nj AoTEk'S SALE.-5tate Of Il}i-
~ ~ ncli co1nty Of Cook g s. sq?etor Court OF
Ja,ae5H kess William 3. sdvn aalnlaaloa b Ogden.
ienaf notce Is hereby given that 10 pursuance of
nc i1Erh day Of October. 1sN l, Ir sectt Is Nos
II Ghaace!y or The Supctiur CocE. at Ehtcago Win
81 S1s1tQay the E1neteeGth tt9.l) day Of JanGaFY
F. p 1a5t @ q @ ten ocIesk q M n rs sssnoSa q tss
Saso = ana G91ntS ef Coos. syu II yrEuc suction to
ths Ass.sss Bidder for cab TIE following described
Coos Id State OF nlinCla, tu E1t: -
lots E5Iahs:s Eeven IL Eight ls,, riae te) ten tIo.
cngo. IEA Ef1Ti.T ~ WV
Mister ctaacery a ths Superior Court Of Chtcsso
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