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Dr's'd Live



The receipt Of Hog, live and dressed, during the
past twcnty-four hours, amounted to 3,aso-of
which 1883 we're dressed. Notwithstanding this fall
ing of In thc6upply, the market to-day was quiet
and rather casicr, ea1.s ranging from <6.12G
Live Hogs were also qnict at 50 gross.
The Provision market Is Inactive and quiet Buy
crs Of Mess PORK arc less anxious, but the offerings
arc light md VIC hare no change to note in prices
A lot Of 100 bbls good Country Mess was sold tony
ut $1G2 and outside lots Of city packed be had
at the sane agurc. There is nothing doing in Cut
Meats Lard is dull ard heavy with sales OF 10 bbls
prime leaf at 10e.
The Flour market was dul and the sales t1ifing
at t4s0D*l-3 for fair to good spring extras, and
$3.50 fus spring Super. Wheat was steady and
quiet, with saies at 75cGI75Ac for No. :, and SIC
for No. Spring in store. Corn was dull and un-
changcd, with salcs ut &c for Yellow and ss1{c for
Mixed Oats neglected Rye and Barley dull.
mshwines steady at 14c. Clover Seed advanced &c
Cb10c- Timothy Seed firm.
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CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
.'.s,.A - :
Devoted to Newn, Commerce, Politics,
Agriculture, Education, Arfs Science
aud MdL1terntures
PROSPECTUS Fir 1861.

Pol.z'c4l. .-the great political campaign Of 1851 Il
eagle, Of victory peteh on the Republican b.nnsr..
Aprin.x Lrzcola has been ntumphsnty elected Pres-
ostae United States as four ,e.ss om tha.n OF
as:se w ISL a,+.,x o,on ~, t,.t x no n,u,o,,n,.
:. ~. -. es~,s., .a,.ss ~. rtrs. .Fsss-. ~
"a .as &c sss .. sava to brsaE up
Anecan union because they ~ not allowed foreysr
10 thu precep and policy ot Fathers; and in stst
.eeoraanee With the Constitution ahey have elected -
esasH =. 1vS W. 10 sh.1r
70 sna .na
manc. Al Al, NJ t,%d,,te1v romn},rd With whch en-
braca tho following points:
DEMANDS or rHx Fnx.RA4xrs-1stT That the people
aS ss sP % Sss9s III
I'D poiically a aSn1 Il That ths Coasns1tton ssa
g ~
III fbat a. Frse s1s41 s 65 0a r a
S19 III s,. S5tf Eja;s aEs
s6sI b. e4tadsd % iate ii III a Tetoses and pro-
ae Il ea1 Sa InoSentd d Is pistet of colums
,s p RassSa Fss
IccoxpAxlsp BIZ 1ax1s sEAyss.
setn s9 o sns tc aeaa W. IL ssy
az
fiSnd! ftha t:nif Snrh L fne arnxT.mmc nf thr ri
Gnienfsts VAL A- eN-A - >A4s fNS6AA1 - ~ -
~ 1his rr1.,s r. h.to,ra. .vor- .onrH n.ty,ot and
find ~ ths Incn ma ~ = M Nv lin
nin. - % :. th 81 ~ XII Nv
9:nn tasEssn an asi, I s ~ nv sartn Sa1ana nn
1ae 10y 1sptan 1 t3 n1t pe q ~ -
9tarasf :; ssts mnd ;T.St mi nTincnirs - e'
TO-. fhnr" - r. nItar i,rnortant
asa he ~ ~ os.tSa +far
a.. - H ~ a..as ~ 49, onSssa
a ~ ~
Ia.e.I - 9hn ts.cirr I, ~ 1hs Nan
4 81 ~ sae T. t, y; t ronr1rT re H.
teShaEtan RatarSs ~ ~ t;,,nisrrafinr ~ ;ns
t 4es ~ - ~ 49,. he.Y ~ ~, ..
eEonent: restorauon IL snoIi q ny essnes aha h
Euiel oa5 ~ tne tspuoaG " ~ saeSe Il
LIE MtatseSk% q % WI esst 1sht p ~ a. w
s9e Q! seT9oi, tIShs ao 4 ~ !1erc,a E,rno,i
1Eskh1L y = s1.s i -. n
uei ot tss putken " 1s Sss au - ~ ns
~ nsF nhsnsS s5sts t " 1u ~ s a %
ss ~ G ~. oht.ir s.tr c.rlteSf H.
snk LA nSsc1u @ r1rnt - ~
VI passtS senas nu es tHst Easns
sii " 1.fti III na,rxs - ~ t,s III PPsA
y up as ,9t " ta 1e cnn,ic xtnt.- one ri
thc edItors vi, for tbs Tn1srsx from ash
ton giving full and graphic reports of tic proceed
nGs Of an Exciting session @ 0f Gongfess.
strn lie nenpc fuiy nosted IN Vhat vii be done b.
aisns 1. me u l'"a Aihc'0's' "'ss0nA
Er, other nortona of the rouptry and FINN forr,rr
l,is 90 errc nr ram tI,r m
corsrspondents of Tic 1ss5ciated Press, i1oa m in
,sARnrrs-fhe 1eiBrxx has achieved tLgt reputa
tion Commercial paper, aud In this department
, 1861-01-31

The acuate yesterday appointing Gen. Doui-
phnn, Waldo r. johnson, ]: D, Coulter, Judge
Hough, Gen. Atchinson, Ferdinand Kennett,
and Judge Buckncr, Commissioners to the
Convention to be held in Washington On the
4th Of February.
The same resolution was introduced in the
House aud laid on the table.
Dir. Vest, Chairman Of the House Commit
tee on Federal Relations, reported resolutions
taking strong; grounds against the action Of
New York aud Ohio In offering aid to the Gem
erai Government to coerce seeding States,
which passed, 50 to is.
, 1861-01-31
Louisiana Convention

NEW ORLEANS, Jun. D.-Ihe Convention
was called to order Mt half past Il o'clock.
Hon. #. ]. Varon, Commissioner for Georgia,
vas intoduced and delivered an address. The
Convention elected John Perkins, Jr., 4 dele
quito from the State at large, aud the following
First District, G. n Conrad; 2ud district,
Duncan +. Kenncr; Sd distict, Gen. E. Spar
row 9Th district, Henry Marshall. No Other
business was done. .... -r.-->. .
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WALL PAPERS.
no. e1.. Randolph stroet.. ..1Go. 81
F. E. RIGBY.
iyM-EGNan
THE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
and g1ows mora ana mora popular eyery day.

and g1ovs mora and more popular esery day.
READ TIE FOLLOWING:
9AH1x Cs11K. Mich. Dee. 3ss lsA /
~ u s:ss RR Re 81 e.
twenty Jears ago caused b. chronic d.
I anssE sE9sa S4sass e ns ss;s
~ to stae 9f navs nof nsea h aoo -
eIre@eiy @ ffom eed.. This iaduesd q 10 pay nttsss
g N
eise horn ~ sogas T. Fl oss5
ea
ious e pe1:syese IN is US snd 9SeiaF dess9ts Of
Re e e
ass1aiaos9a s. a1aes ND s. fa:hssiss. ~ aa 70
ssita .ssa noble CT csufaSf4R a. Fsb & khs5 e.
s.s e e sas sRd L
anknown e ne commenced 1allinE oa seEy r,pdy 70
Ing and much d thc remaining portion upon the side
% III yoR vii not Be- 1te gen s
upen ~ :etnTn = e s:ae q INDIAN. ~ no;s
Hoza Intimate seau''ntaaess *eFato fssoElzs M
I atouce made application 70 tho most sktlful ply
@ N tSs g coaa 6s a1 ~
fofced become 70 my fate, unuL fortunate
aoss teable Haf Ksstorstye il ass tried one boz
ssas
~ oass 6sS 49, cont q &c si ~eeA
81: Eoop e. FssPiz:tqH: ;a 5EosaxS.y; AZ N;x
sP6
- EsS: r. ss:t1 zat sas Led s
-
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Gon1t1tssio1( .@4tfz4rbants.

HIVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
-. OF my tntesest In the Conmlasfon Businrn 10
Mesars. MeNen q O1nsted, which nfm 1rheeT1ny r.
comuend 70 my ntendA snd the patrons OF The late
nru Of Weller, Antd d MeIleu, u being fully tn-
titled to thef confidence, and respectfully solicit fot
them continuance oH tho patronage 80 lIbelly b.
slowed Upon me- JESSE WELLER
Cu1u1np, January = ISL fa2sd4H9r
, 1861-01-31

OcU1G1H StCCs71Ua 0015*7
MuLEDaEv1ILE,; jan. 229.-The Convention
adopted yesterday. ::
Resolutions were offered giving the Cover
nor uower under certain circumstance to
gTant letters of marque and reprisal, and IT,
bled.
An address to the citizens Of the South and
the world, giving the cause Of Georglas seces
sion, was adopted.
An ordinances declaring it to be the fixed
policy Of the State to guarantee the security O.
ill the States, was adopted
The Convention adjourned to meetat Sayan
nall at tho call Of the President.
, 1861-01-31

BosroN, Jan. 30.-A communication was
received in the Senate yesterday from the
Governor transmitting copy of the Secession
Ordinance received from the President Of the
Georgia State Convention It was laid On tho
table.
= 4 resolution from the General Assembly OF
T Tennessce, proposing certain amendments Of
the Constitution, md from the Legislature OF
Pennsylvania In tnvor- OF the Union and the
Constitution as it is, were also received and
referred to tho Committee on Federal Rela-
tions. ...
The bill authorizing the Treasurer Of tho
State to endorse the Treasury notes Of tho
United States was rejected after debate by d
vote Of Il to 19.
, 1861-01-31

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 2.-The Legislature
of using forciblc means to coercc seeding
State, and asserting that any such attempt
would be resisted to the last extremity. Only
onc-fifth Of the members opposed immediate
action. 1t Is expected that the question of Sc
cessiou will be referred to the people.
, 1861-01-31

New ORLEANS, Jan. 30-Tho steamer Dc
Soto has arrived with Havana dates to the eth.
| The new crop OF sugar vas coming IN. Stock
on hand s. 600 boxes against g 900 boxes "a last
Snanisl Bank has been authorized to fssne
/ S3 900 900 more bonds.
, 1861-01-31

The Alabama Secession Convention
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 29.-The Conyen-
tion in secrect session last night adopted reso-
1utions instructing the deputies to the South
erp Convention to insist upon such measures
rs will forever prevent the re-opening OF the
African slave trade.
The Convention today passed supplement
tary ordinance authorizing tic Governor to
carry into effect previous ordinance for the
protection OF tile defenccs In the Gulf
The Convention also passed an ordinance
adopting as the law Of Alabama the laws OF tho m
rirhts Of invention to the citizens Of all the
slayel,olding States.
, 1861-01-31

NOTICE OF StALE.-W':.cr.as,
default has been made III tl,u coatl,'as ut
tain Mortgage bearing date IN thu Lssi daS :" "'..
4 r e. satsss nan1sd ia IT, uiro. a s
nd day Fce;lsl II Il lie .trs Il Il: sse!,Ty. *.
9ase4 oD raes 133 70 Isl Inclusive: and wh-ss' -:
xa:d Flas:; has resigned tho app:ltnent u Trustee
day cens sni Ute ntcd nj appoln,r no M act.rdiis to r.
visions OF eau nloztgar- successor III -G t13,.. "A
wsx 81 p III. y: pais H II Iii I'D ~ a IN n M ~
mortgage, viii. on The ~ecnnl LAY II Ma:r:. :. i
II sa.d Sheboygan aud Mis<s[;t l;ails4:. ,,.. any
iu te City ct seboy.an MtscuEst:,. 1t t~u"s.rk L.
he 4ftereon OF th1t!u sell at p,,s auction T. tn
thirty taousan srd u.i:tyyr 'aoi!rs a: sur',
oLe ces.s ti'e aa:nns Vt VI EoIc- s~chF-a
thereon unpaid bein. the amount elainss +, IL:
tneEcor, s'ie mar'Sa:rh pr,t.lsea desrshc.t Z sat'
lion u lie Railroad Ut ral C"lr1at} from tn III: ct
saeh ,sEan Z, us CITY = evnd d.. IN i-.:.':a
fsKsasf i;a VIE ~ s rsats % oi y; dp. s5a:
me1.:b by slid sae6y9an 4nd s--I' !sp liatsoaat
With tbs ealI rt s:is-iu RI lr.r raj ..alE:
scret.' whether "otal:,sd I'd uutrs i1. T:. -..a vrs
antl al-o ali the ill. i::,I F,-. l-e-, md. :r.::-
and cnrrora;t Atl utfe i!asstl.v- ef sattt ei.. "A
sn IL EaFnaa " sr T .t ' e.
aud uisG al tue locomotive :p:is-. send"r- cae- ut
tvsry Kind machinery, t,,aethc -orl. tn1 -Ai L.
pei equipment, ~uraln:, eP, rat:E. anI cnlHc::.,
thc tad ra.lrv:s tlrn o~ned lrrr4trr acqais. bs
tor Or @ appuFs2as I. a1n IT, arrs.:I ts % II al ~ az
tttuuun OF ti,use s;.ru lcl utl-rwi+e, III: tt
cna Ill tI s5s ID 81 r., ~ ao M eT
With and not separstei uesrttos., and Rrru to BE-
psce7aber 18th, ls1 d.s.dss5xI
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A Supposed Enemy "Hoverlngs' of
Charleston.

/. CHARLESTON, Jan. 29-The Courier and lfcr-
eu,v Of this morning say that large war
steamer was seen OF the barbor at dusk on
Saturday, aud that she showed signals and
stood to the southwark. It is sur1nlscd that
she Is still lowering OF the neighboring coast
Last night 4 negro came to the city and in
formed his master that suspicious craft WIS
seen Yesterday near Church's F1atrStonc, with
twenty men on board. The men wore no uni
forms and appeared to be without arms. It Is
thought from this that an attempt il abont to
be made to pounce down on the. plantations.
The State Legislature adjourned ssrs die last
night.
, 1861-01-31

C1sc1ssAT1, Jan. 30.-Iu game Of billiards
this afternoon, Of 500 points, between Scerelter
of Detroit and John Deery Of Cincinnati, the
latter won ty 1871 points.
, 1861-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan. s0-F1oGH-In only mode
rate business demand md market without impor-
ta,t change Sales 1.07O brls at IS. .25 for su
:51oG for luper western, S5so0l5c GO for con-
anon to medium extra western, for shlp-
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, market clo.
TO realize. Canadian aouf du1l and prices without
change Sales 20 brls at Is 35@7.2 for common
to choice extra Rye -four sellip:; IN small parcels
meal continues dull and prices are nominally un-
Wu1aKr-Rules firm with fair demand. Sales
20 bEls at lexG19c, the latter price for lagottte
brands.
t;nA1s-Nhcat henry and shade easier for tho
purchaser, with only moderate export md limited
aae nber 'ious ioWa a at ~; M bu NC vefy Choice
amber Wis NJ -: 500 bn winter red western at
II In store; & 100 bn white Mich at 1.Go;
red stats At 9 ba I'D JeFtey q 1t
ID. Is , IN quality. cofn3less doing. but market
aSa S snanSs d sors fs;s na
pine wl1itc southern. Oats ii little better de-
i,,aud. Sales 3G07 for western and Canada; sit0
:f.H for etstc.
iiors-s.cady at e5Qso for new.
Eor1stoSR-Pork dull aud unchanged. snscs 25o
hs s'.D esE sss : 'b1s y, psxes sfef
country prime $5.75@G.s5 for country mess, $50
1o for repackcd mess, $10Gl1 foE cxtr, mess.
lf1InG InEfs tHet duu anu n0M1nAl. 0eGl HaIAb
steady at 12G15c for state and western. Cut meals
steady. Sales $50 pkgs ut C9c for shoulders, so
slsc for HAMS. Hugs quiet at 1A@7Hc for corn fed
dressed, gGlGkc for live weights. Bacon dull.
~:ics ~ hxs western long clear mlddlcs at 9atc-
Lard firm and demand fair Sales $50 lbls at 1Dess
e,l04c. Butter selling slowly At 10l14c Tor Ohio.
| 1lG51Yc for state. Cheese steady at 961oEc fos
inferior and prime.
| GEocEE1Es-cetTce continues steady with mode
rate business doing. Sales SuO bags Rio 1t 11s<9
1:c, 1i53 bags Jamaica at 1aGG12sc, 40 hays Mara
C. ibo at 1a1+c, 800 ps.s jamaica At 16c. Sugar
Demand moderate and prices still favor purchaser
fslcs Isl hhds ut 474 GsAc for n. o., 54G5Hc for
cuba, and BY auction 5G4 hhds y. .. at i,.c. No
1asscs market very quiet and we heaF Of email sales
| n. o. at 3GG13sc aud by auction 4Q1 bbla ut aQ
| 3TEc-
sTocKs--Activc but firm generally. Chi. j. r. L
5SH. C. 4 T. 3sa: |. e. Scrip 1Ya<: Erie 3oA
Harlem pfd 3sh n. !. c. s0A; Pacific Mail 81 1S
IIud Ask II. c. IS; II. S. gtd 53}9; Gal. . Chi
7s,;; 7: u. 20. -; Mo. Gs 6sx; Ohio 70 io3; Va
f34; KY 924.
CATTLE MAKKEr.-BrEyEs declined 4D1c. Re
ceip.s nearly 4,000L Sales at 6G10Kci average
TGG7x; premium, 10G10kc; cztsa, 9A@9Hc
/ first quality, sH(D9c.
/ NEALs-Enchangcd.
| .suErr AND LAaBs-t0c q 100 1os lower. Sale
| live At bG35Hc: receipts, 1oo
| SwIEE-.AeltTe: live 5AGI6Ac; diesscu, t4e
~; receipts, 9,G00.
, 1861-01-31

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan., 80, 1861.
The following arc the receipts and shipmc1tss
Tor tho mast twcuty-fou1 hours:
, 1861-01-31

NASHVILLE, Jall. 30.-Notwithstanding tho
recommendation Of the Governor of Tennes-
sec flat Commissioners be sent to Alontgora-
Commissioners to 20 to Washington.
, 1861-01-31
Gbira9o gtiittttttt, i u.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1881.


"~WtnSxspAr EVENING. Jan. 80 -1eG1.
The market for Eastern Exchange today Was
1c.a acfss, and Ito tendency WAS rather downwasd
nlthough VIC hasr no change to note IN rates. Inc
Bank rates were eH per ccat. buying, and prs
cent. sailing On the street good bills were easily
pstainm At u, per CENT, md tone were so!dat 6a.
FaEx3un AND uScuanEaT FusDs.
The following table shows the closing rates Of F.
Graugtf Adams, Esq, editor Of tho Chicago Bank
.Sote LIT. No. II clnsk etzeet, for current cz'
HpYNG. EE1L.E1
. Prem. l1rm
Exehaase on New York. ............. 5K
NY. 4 \. Eng. solvent Bank Notea.. s =.
Ii. Ohio, kJ,, and Indiana StAte.... >.
Mich. aud CauAdn. 4
New Jcrecy and Iowa Banks. 2 :.
t,eun Md, Mo. 4 Free Ind: Banks, Par =.
Gold ..............x..,..-.. 5 ..
rNCUnuEKT XoEEx.
Bnyt"9. Dis
Va. y. T., ALE, Ga, i old Tenn.-.- :.
South Carolina :.
EtncE KauEx nf Tenn. and IS, C.....s
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Shoyingd Acit in stock, u.s.. ,oa3 BIS
The number at hogs packed 70 fat This sear ts
% We}1hs M eeua alto to- on sides, shoulders and hams and
including barrel pork and box meats, 200 ooo d.
DeductlnE this from &hs aboTe deficit aud VIC hnse
net deficiency in the total stocks Of mcatf OF say
eao OOo na, supposing the stocks on November
III il 1S and ls59 TO have been the same Cpop the
latter roInt we hare no means Of estimating cor
rccly hut it IL our impression that there was an
wonld rrdcce The defclt in stocks to 900 Ms.
II is sccu by the dsurc1 given above that the heav1
cat icrea se III shipments Is In barrel pork and box
the heIe as
in the rrcc,pls Of pork Of So brls.
and VIC have net tnc1eass 10 shipments OF the Two
articles equal 10 6,GGl eco 1s We have no means
1hds ~ received In The Ehapc OF bulk meat bnt In
drn,ndcnt Of thcse Items 1t Is evident that the
stIck uf stde-ncat, In bulk, barrels or boxes, IL
much less in man tha. q 9 other h
hcnyy increase In the exports, and la1Ec falling
ri in thu receipts. The movement OF barfel shows
1he following differences:
Exports increase. sss
IMPORTS decrease 7sss
Total deficit, tKls s.~..-..-.......-.....-.sa2a 2aS
In the product, this year, there has been a, In
crosse, however, Of probably equal to i, 900 btls.
Sr. Iocis, Jan. as.-Frovlsiohs- Market quiet
to-day, but asm. Few orde1s, and holdets nol
arriys from above. Sale Of 100 bhie city mess at
t1H md 800 terces lard in two equAl lots 1t 10Hc.
Nothing Il tnspiring IN bnlk meats. nscon-Thcrc
- e IS 10 shoulders 1c cs clear sides lie
;ec2s M9;sm md busehers 1t x00x fos 800 + lois.
PROVISIONS AT LouisslE.L5tino GoafEF o. tAls
~, 1ittfe Wns done. There seemed to bc genera
nisnnstion on the mart Of both holders and buyer
to hoId Oh, though the market closed Tcsy ar1n'
, 1861-01-31

Ohio and the virginia Conference.
uouse to-day adopted resolution giving tho
Governor the power to appoint comlnissioners
Of Conference, by and with the consent Of the
Scnatc,
, 1861-01-31
Progress of Treason In Texas.

:. GALVESTON, Toms, Jan. 229.-Of the eighty
members Of tho Texas Legislature, only seven
teen arc co-opcrationists- The Special Com
n,ittec reported in favor Of sauctioning Con
ycntion. But little attention Is paid to the
Governors Message, which fayors delay rs
lsm,s ~ possible. The Governor opposes u
Peoples Convention and Thin! thinks tue Union
cession was twice tabled Tho Military Com
mittcc is preparing hill to put tho State in
complete defensive position. There are ru,
nors Of body Of men moving on San Anto.
MO to take the Arsenal Gen. Twiggs has
called on the United States troops TO protect
IT,. The Knights Of the Golden Circle hare Of
fcrcd him their services. ucdcnies the report
OF his resignation, but informed the President
that he will not use his sword nsainst Lis coun
trymcn. He says when the proper demand Is
made by Texas he will hand tho Arsenal 10 her
, 1861-01-31
DatcI Chicago U:s sSsal A. H. la;
JOIN j. PNlsTER e, NsrrSa4tc.
EAhW kLL h S4rrM, ittj in. l.x!.Isk-I

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Conn;y OF
- Cook, s. s.-Circuit t.;Itt II Cook t..n1t s:s-
ard I9sepa .. ne..-tax. I: t.'H.,;ss.y:
Jar'pi u. flsashaw, defendants a5,yr s,';rs ':a.
tctl aied in t1e onr- Of II, tivF :at t:rras t.
Thomas Hughes an,i J,.spl D. {T"n-:'aw. Eat -7i..
ennplatrAnts died sl,cr bit nj cp'nps; ss,: fo':t
~. and that ,un,n'c:, til srApo is-4cc VI a:
Saust ASal1.t said deic'dnnl. .- r7hh:" IT,. I'D
Now. unless ron The sa!'l Tt.u.- I,sn ar, ! rn
Het.nhaw shal per1"aaly b. aph apre.r bs ar - i
Circuit Curt Of Cook tEntr til. r>t Ia. -
the E:xt term thereof T. b. "tl,u q cAa*. in ga
p!cAl answer Ct denlur T., the -n. .plalnant BIZ
ut Complaints the same sud :l matters and ts:..
t1rsctn charged and ktat: i'll b. takn a. c"a:,
3od dcrr-r tEterc't a.:a: 4 s.Sart:rs = 4 e
R:sFer u said bill M. 5. EHGi.ttt 4'!." :.
eTARk i tsHAh. Cotcp pFta Sss|EL i. H-.:.. ~
, 1861-01-31

I NTr. lincoln accepts 1nd1ana'a 1uVf-
| t0tfous
INDIANAPOLIS, january 30-The committee
appointcd by the Legislature to write the
| President elect to visit the capital Of Indians,
q, route to the Federal capital, to-day received
! letter of acceptance, and informing them
That hc will visit this city on the l2th prox.
, 1861-01-31
-CH1CAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
pRlNTERs' WAREHOUSE.

Tho subscriber is prepared to furnish TYPE Il large
CT ttcait QuAnttea. made fron superior 9nanty q
Supplied Win large stockot lrcsscs 1nE Nood Typo
And evcrJ thing necessary for 4 complete TftnunE
U:Hce new Specimen Book bnow ready for delivery
and VIII be scat 70 rsEes Wishing to order on applica
ton. D. L. DQQGE, Treasurer
, 1861-01-31

Foreign Markets.
Fen BouEa1Asl LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is.
Lfrcrpool DrcadstuGs market generally quiet and
steady. Wheat has Il downward tenurncy and
Opens at easier though qnotably unchanged quota.
tions.
Provision market generally dnll.
LONDON, Friday, II n.
Consols o1:,sGo1X; money o11S091:: on nc
count.
Etie % New York Cent. SiG16
, 1861-01-31
ava JON, 1iOSETMAS.
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, G1t;r-
~ CuCHTY, IS. CooE Courty Circuit tsur..
february Term, a. o. ISL. Samuel I. Davis t'haElts
D. sawyer and Nathan ". Per1inx - Da3tl T. st.ar.
and John L. ncnlfck.
etous and John L. Denirk =. wz1t of nttaehrr'hs
Issued .,ut Of the otter Of tic Cftsk OF The tUk tUr
Circuit Court uated the shth Guy OF y: c-,.l't- l. H.
1sp At the suit nj III. sa!t Samuel T. na:- tEaE!e t.
Gavycr and Nathan " Ter.taS against the
Of TIC said David H. stout ami JOhn l.. Ienl:rk for
sum Of eight hundred All! twrnt5 "ut t,i1ar- AID
County, WHICH said WIT ha~ brtu returned sAtrut
Cd ow therefore, unts- yost, thu .a ayi'l H. II Il:
f0rc The said uk C"nty tlrcnt court rbtieFr
nrst day Of the It eFn t.Fruf- t" bt hni,r:. a I'D
Of February, 1sdl give special bail an.l ca4i i.
tho said plaintiffs action. tns.ncht It'll hr cntrr1a
againss yor aaI ii iasur u sr Sas sar,.r. D:..t
Charles =: sasyrE: a:t Sat!ai: " Iss'stns, aud -
sattsfy tho ta1d ;nent Aid co+t* Will h. sold t.
1atlsV the same. Nh. ~ CHG1aE:, CLERK
LALLEr 4 HITCHCOCK. Plus. Airy il. Id ~ !w
, 1861-01-31

MORTGAGE SAE.E..--W here.,,
1!1 John T. Sherman otshc lit; Il ssw forh. h.r-

M MOl2TGAGE SAF.E.--N here's,
1!1 John T. Sherman. II the lit: Il .x rorh. herr
tufUr: mofrgaged unit, th t:tl.:cE-:s'",L .f.! * l-
t.. q Sexark New Jrs;e; By mortgage east: A"ri
t'ook County May 5t:s, te IN .s:k ~ ef I:"sl -
fAXe SO certain t.ss "Eeiaaf,r trscrlh'. IT,
che IAYMent OF !rHtIs tr.ft luE txr tsl.l- III
1xe tandsed dollars .'.:.. Jul: "a \ =. ls -;
lrhrna-y IT. H. lKs. N ur!- y"ar~ 1:n;1l 4he "a.
fFSs day OF fthF 1861 ar. al-.r " tfr a'
ntnt ta.2ual Intre-: t:,s .s!1 tzll ..n ii:
1t th= rate VI tn cent peE ans, istn t nfst s~t
Ct April A. y. l3S: 7T,l. a,rysa.. "flHlt la- herr
E,sl, IL the cayr' Mt rf tn'" >cutanana iaystn!.
1ctt rest which have Ell}r1t dEe -ait f.tt and ets.
and nase 1nerrisre eletd sc i-t.ar- :Is -asd ~.
.tpal ~uEns tne aod p1ya:le. .
Now. therefore. n1ti /, rEtbr 2iEea tsIk ph:~a:~t
To- the power eontaln.I In 1h, -si nt'rt.a-". >''l
.tl 1t public auction. at tr trrl fnu~c ir. IL 81:
sity ai Cn!caso: IL the Curt: '.",k. ~ u: tHt,.
forenoon Of u.at day. Il, tIr hg;'st h:+r iaF 'a-'
the said a,nrtEa-.r! @ prertt-ts. w't.-i"t n""1
ssyentetI tn. Ii Block nuMbty I:tce:: 49, IT, i.
eSu Hnherts siurr-' 4td.st:ial +, y"l"as. it IL.
County Of Ccck aid state u l.!- a N ri:.t
equity q retie1nptioI ef til: 4at J~t r It's
D2tc1 Lh!ea,o H:c. H.al. A. H. IAi
JOIN j. PORTER, M:rxagtc.
Ky-Y, Il ~. !.
, 1861-01-31

s5i:i :: s5Sss{ io5;; SSid o1f TEosS SS{sS
nsh1 rshcI n Ta3n aeainst ther position Connected
.sith IA hv reoernphical neceseities, and by o
,risa WAC and Rehseieenf Constitution whose sttpu-
'stfons r,nst 10 enforced. they cannot escape
+he destinv imposed upon them as members
~ ~ co,n,;on Gnrernnient.
" T. raun3ut,on Themselves. they will bring
,,,,cn thefr nwn heads ali The calamitiea Of re-
rpSnt,nn. mn vh;1e mil nne Of those calauities
Vii he Iii by tho loynl States. And while
fhot rsvofnt7a1 I'M 1asta TIA one viii sink deeper
and and deeper in the mire Of disorder and ruin>
~ nuIS ,s.t1,s ~ ~ 1]nanar,tv
'nf NV icne ~ can + bo posstb1e for the Slave
atatea r. e5snrr nnde4 snrb circumstances,
EttHnct 11tts hrsrJtnr - nowerfal and growing
,nt+v cion,ornns for rrsfnration to the benefits
paf fhat areat and benedcent Government,
tactfon h"s been renuiIated b7 disappointed
80 sSss1 tr.1+n-,,a ~ 4o1it;aa1 1enderst
, 1861-01-31
COMMERCIAL.

Western uncutTcnt money WAS per cent. lowel
die. fot Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin and Iowa