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~ RAILROAD L1HE-Pssae1gcr 1r,lGa 3ees-.
E;orn and arrive Ut Ch!c.Eo ~ follows:
Day Express and Mali :cave et3 4. =. 7:i s:.t7s
4.5,15 ?. u. tSuntays e1caP.eG1.
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ed) arsi:e II s. Is T.. Il. iMunaays excepted.
Joliet Accommodation. 30 y sS.nda:s e-eep:e.?.
JOHN F. TRACY. Ge:- Sap':
z .fcHY. EE1I aCent lt.I
, 1861-03-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA TEN.
l. TRAI RAILROAD,
70 NILES DOUBLE TRACK
11a Capacity Of this Rotd II equal to a1T T. t.o

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RABCOCK & PEEK,
I'll RANDOLPH STREET.
I*boganY, E9sewaod and Walnut;
ALSO
FaAsfHER Dining RgnA l. EDsasz Oh FURNITURE
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Eood.sess erd Ca1e-sea. Chzira, Eetls:szas nrd
5rreaux.
School Furniture ea hand and to Dr1er.
psrcuia7 atsPi,Sa f;afs.2 Es@ da . coazFz oFsEa
TT Q Vt: d EIRC q,
I'll Wholesale Grocerz md Importers,
lat South Water St., Chicago. Illinois.
%hs1ssalss Deget {ss Mess5: n ninisseF Gos
pecall5 for the Medical Profession aud the Family.
Bintnser's Celebrated OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.
!tlaEusers CeiebTatei t,ii Zouavs CoEaac.
Bningers Celebrated Old Zouare Bourbon ot1Bss re-
GervA
I'ningers Celebrated Old Kentncky Honrtoz-
M.1ngera Celebrated Genuine Medicinal Cngaac-
D!ulngers Celebrated Genuine Pure Port Wire.
hininGer's Celebrated Genuine P,re Aadrria Wine
gtn1nger's Celebrated Genuine Wheat Tonic.
EiainEerR Celebrated Genuine eAfonongaha.a Whisky.
stnlngern Celebrated Genuine Apple Cordial, from
R!ninger's Celehrated Genuine Ikare Ripe Cordial.
Diningers Celebrated Genuine Old times Fauly R5e
!sininger's Celebrated Genuine Dgantonwtne:
Also, Bin1nser's Bouquet Bourbon Cognac and Gin
besides many other varicHep all put m In handRomy
labeled 9usrt bottles Of one and two dozen In casa
especially for druggists and rzclass grocers Always
enquire for and take none but Btaingcf's.
A Als9. 81. 81 = sale retail By al Dsaggi*fs G1-,, -
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON d
~ QUINCY RAILROAD
Passenger Trims leaye s1e arrtye Chicago a. ts>-
lows: Mall leayes at IL 1. r. tsundaJs excepted;
leaves At IS X. lsatardays excepted: a-1,7ts 81
SIS CIondays excepted. Aurora Aocenncdauca
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uOFFMANN g. GELPCKE.
BANKERS,
a. and As Lasalle Street.

a. and as Lasal1e Street
-
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Deposits recsisd on 9 Gu[fent re- Accounts from parties
granted 70 regular oerositors ahd offeEpondGnts.
interest," on paianees can on!y oe allowed ~ cases
cfsn special nave oeeh Hade TO saat
reeedve 4ep99;siNes p9; ~ al speefneu aa1e on
"A1co Aiteles1 VIZ pe aiiio"en-
SAVING DEPARTMENT.
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GENTLEmEN's LIST.
sdomsRD A1lerton Samuel Ashayd James 3
Austin 4 D Annis Frank " Aytworth JB
atwood Byron Andrews Sidney A:Eal John
sn s{ 6,zS 81 Atns Aas%s AsSsyv AgsEy T% Eaeen
grahant & Co Bell vei1r Brown Alfred
RlackWeil Brow-Babcock q Burnside B G
ning Baruum I La Butcher ChRa
Rarrhtt D H Ba1ch 10 Brigham Chas 3
Hennedict B. Beardzlee Jno L Brophy Dan1
13erE.;fh AC Blum John Butler Ellie
Ke1Iew Oscar Bauman John Boulton Geo
Bsbhitt Clinton Bartlett John Bowler Thos
Kears CB Bfgland John Brnzleton Geo Il
1siS1u nls;n chas Bailey Wm BIcknell Henry 0
Rortlett Il & Co Bergman Mich1 Bppe ] "
Rarnor1 EG Blodgett revd Booth j l.
Heii Robt Raker Levi S Butler JIG
Blsck 70 Bathnlck Levi Burk John D
Harrett Ednad Baird Lrnan Bouch Joseph
Bstemnn Sa1nuelBassett Leroy capt
Derrs Samuel Bagleys mr. Boardman Judge
BottomIy ysaml HBalcnlan L D Brown John Jas
Bsnas;t BszasG Ssf nnts bs'as 5o5n III
Bemis Thos Z Buck A
car1in Addison eashore Joseph co9alllard Theo-
Carpenter a B Carew John d9Ee
ehie G4i9 S9 John fSa ca19,o GutMoFe Henry
eaTFoH PeteE SsSsy J9hn gh5n Ga51ns GGa sames fson
Caac p.lmar Chitds WmH Il ard rev
Gsr3,fna Pstf{rkCoup{,eil Vim Curtis Jnp G
Ca1nanter & Casey Michl Chilling Joshua
.o1eHfn 19enfs fhssell mt atty Collins John
finngh Rnh4rt ChIlds mr. Croker josiah D
carhsrt Rich'i IGafrou Myrun Creighton John
C1ark EG Clark L W Cross John
Tasrera Frank Cntmprc mr. Cosgrove John
Ca1E snmner Cross IN Colburn VIM B
/ Challer sumner Cochran B F Collins "
| cali Geo Il Conkey Albert Curry Wm
| CaIbutt Cook Ghr1s1fd y GoSelI nW
| Casey Thos re- Corgell e Coon " y
| Clark Geo R CogsWel + Eranoau -
Clancy = Crowley Peter 'Connen Michael
| CAMPBELL J II Curtis EhBs Cus1ck Martin
SonkNn Tae T. CoryDayid Connen Martin
Caesady JamesH HCorrigan Edwd Cushman MAJ
Chapmans Crumb Silas CEon1{ mr.
| Clark John Coe Samuel - Conghlin mr.
| CLARK John Congdon G II
| ID
DUFF Alex Dustin EP: -Duggan John
| Day1s GuflfordDapon Euos Dtsmand John
| Depuy Aired Dowal Edward Dilchey Jno Her
| Denison Al Disbtow i 3, Downer John
Deryca Mex Duncan Geo Downing John
Dodge cbas Downing Thos Day1tn John
| DraEo r G Deal q 8 Dickson WmH
| Deyyre Patrick Do1an Hugh B Douglas VIM
Da1Well II Dodge H " ). Dawson WIN
Deyipe Patrick Deft Henry capt Deforest VIM
butcher David HDixon Jas Donnel1y Aich1
Dali David capt aDuffyJA Denntng L
Drake D g Doane Downes II D
Dewey DayidJ Dodge Joseph DELPHI Geo d Ce
, 1861-03-16
SUPERIOR STOCK FARM
FOR SALE,
In Kane County, State Of nlineis,
CONTAINING 38A ACRES:
FARM

Sixty Of Timber, and the balance Rolling Prairie 4
good twosto1y Frame House. two large Barns, ak
saedA lasYs Cq5n Glib, Gr1aSiE, 1ceholse. and Out
convenient for 1ding into two ara ali tbs D1iid
tngs and Fences tn superior condition. lying on tho
Aurora, eight from Chicago fhe trains Of tna
Chicago, Burllngten Quincy Railroad pass in View ct
the house. Mill Greek, large never tailina stream
fnns shrouEh the i1m Al ts stoei Hay md Grain
casee together, Of the Farm separately This Farm
and improvements. beauty Of location richness Of SOIL
the State. ~010 y" N~H0 -
TkRns-E11y dollars per acre. all cash down. for the
Farm. Iha moveab!e property On che years credit
Fot i1tthef particulars address Boz Lid Post once,
oAtoela. Alhola delSd6954H
, 1861-03-16

Yager Mimic miss Youglen Mary m
TeOmuu r j mrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
STAND ~.

Moss II. GEIsSrLI presided. The Rev. lI'uHs
VerpiEe ID. D., addre.sed he throne Of grace.
Judge piynRfrosr read the resouucns, when were
adopted.
Eloquent speeches were made by WILLIE Cuhis
NoYys, David DUDLEY FIELD, and WI. j. A. W.
L,R. Judge PuRRrPosT, 1Hos. G. FIELD John
Co xnLRYORp, and THEODORE TnTos
short but stirring Peech was made by The Ve'er an
Col. ArPLEros of Massachusetts, who served ~ the
last war with Great britain, and is now nearly eighty
YEAR, Of age He made brief address as week wh1,
the regiment embarked from, Boston, vouCing for tne
courage and efficiency OF The VI one Of the DsseS
County companies which he had commanded ~ that
war On the stand ut VSon square, he related among
other things, how he commanded party aVi retoob
Britisb prize thai war brought into UIrblehead.
TIE appearance and speech Of The nobIs old man
elected great Enthusiasm,
Many eloquent and patriotic speeches were made
from the balconies Of buildings We sontb side Of
Union square, and amid very large of Ladder
and gentlemen. Prom the bsln,ny Of Haugbwou,'s
building, the remarks Of the Rev. Dr. GEoPGE w.
BKTHusE and ex-Ald. DoueLAss OF Brooklyn elected
snd stirred the right vein and long and enthusiastic
cheers were given by the listening crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
STAND ILL.

The Hon. VIM. r. HayYsyYYR pre- sided. The Rev. Nj
PHrsros made appropriate prayer. The resolutions
were read and adopted. Speeches were made by ID.
s. CoddingtoD, Oswald Ottendorser Fredk Kapp,
Otto Sschendorff, Gustav Strive, II. Wessendonck
Richard Warren and others.
M. OTIrsDoRYER Editor Of The Staat, ZeauHg,
said that grander spectacle than any il had ever
been lot to witneG here offered here to-day,
grand il was the motive which has produced il was
grander still The people rises In s majesty to pre-
its sacredfiberes. II for the reservation OF
the idea upon which institutions. liberties and
properties based for the idea that constituionaly
elected authorities must be respected and obeyed and
the laws, cost what may, must be enforced that the
people had assembled here. ICheers. Look through
the annals of history; they would find that many
measures Of different parties bad prevented the pros
pery Of the country, but that none of them would
have been Of any II that great idea hsd been lost
sight Of lfthey took away that maiR prop Of your
system, that germ Of empire consisting OF
half continent, aud the magnificent temple
would crumble 10 pieces. Ato1t the best means
10 preserve the great idea have differed. Bet wecn
those who wanted 10 eoncilate the South BIZ giving
them new guarantees Of their rights, and those who
from the beginning wanted 10 enforce the laws almost
every shade Of opinion had been represented here All
had argued in favor Of their opinions But that WIS
over now. All united la the conviction that nothing
but force could he Of any use. We differed about
the MEANS not about the ultimate object. These diff
fereuces having been resolved by dire necessity we
al md now unite with heart and hand for our common
purpose. True, the American people had reason to
sacrifice everything for the preservation OF ts national
Union. But with MS Germans there was another
till miqLtier motive. We know something
,fccs in Germany: Vet US fave America from the fate
If dinDcd Germany Mr.. Often dorfer regretted that
,is health did not permit him to extend his remarks
Besides sad be- is now tWe to act, not TO talk. DE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

where on the American continent, for our neigh.
bers seldom condescend 70 notice u.s. unless some out.
of-tbe-way act Is committed amongu'. The Phadel-
phia papers have been informed by telegraph Of our
movements here but none Of them have coDdescendeJ
to notice US. Will you do as the favor nasmuch as
Norr-town will--no, that is not the word-kos done
more since Saturday last in sustaining the Government
an any other place of its sze on the continent. On
Saturday next We send to Harrisburg FIVE, If not a
full companies for initiatoy steps are already being
Instituted for the latter and about 5000 cave been
subscribed by citizens in aid Of the fles Of those
who have 80 promptly volunteered their services
Before Saturday we Lad four smpsnies-now entirely
full, except one Pretty well for town Of which one
fourth of its inhabitants have been published in Phils
dephia papers starving Pat down Montgomery
County, if slow as sure and one among the foremost
in this contest in the Union. Ii will furnish one ree
ment Of s own, If not two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
LETTKRs FROM ARCHBISHOP HUGHES
AND JAMES T. BRADY, Eco.

The greatest popular denomination ever known III
America trans, ired Saturday afternoon at Union
soaar. under the shadow Of Washington Monument,
he purpose being 10 the voice OF the metropohS
of America On tie absorbing question which now "i
tea " the patriotic hearts Of the Al erican Union 10
treason shall strike down The inStiiu-
uus which the blood and treasure, and wisdom OF The
h.yoiu,ion secured to US. A quarter of mil ION OF
s,z, us ,,sp. pded 20 the call Committee, all ami
mated 10y the same impus, and all, sinking past an
ppatLies in their eager desire TO show how mdeh
sruiper was their love If country 10 their
scyo,ion TO party principles. New.foik w''s
q gala DAY. The Sans and S'rles hohei
fon, nearly every house aud in many Instances from
eSery window Roselies a1ored tie garments OF uoth
sexe., nalisuL airs played by bands and national
,ouys sung by scores thousands Of human voiees,
acted a. seeniog enerabtnent upon the vast tnTong,
and aroused more fully in every heart the feeling %
pstIio,isu; ard tie tSiieied iiags f Sumter we're
raMed-one on Washington Monument, and the other
over the fr, nj stand-were eheered by the vast multi
tnde. The appearance of Sergeant Hart and Michael
Cummings two Of SaUters volunteer heroes, "hs The
Egnul for tie mort ehti sasic plaudils, and tie Ap
pIopriae CLIMAX was reached when Major Ande Ison,
Capt. Foster, and DR.. Crawford appeared on The
stands before the sorgiug masses oi human belugs
Cheer upon cheer more hats 10 hand Landkerchieis
and flags were waved, and for several minutes the ELI
shusiastic shouls fairly rent the air.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
THE WAR FOR TAE UNION
FROA ARIzpHA.
o0"''p'he'He' ofi'-N Y. TT',,une.

nt'poneenes OH. N. Y. Trpnpe
A''soh ArizoD. Territory, March 20, 1861.
y" hnaIy cato OF things preyailsn THE Ter
i'oy "' "N presT ut time. The 3 lesion movement
h ~ snded 20 balefn influence 10 THE section Oh the
''"'H. Tre army has been demoralzed. lhe out
-geouS frauds of Floyd Russell and other CONTAGIOUS
OF tho Government Gre truly appalling tic instrument
TO I'D the confpraors Cobb, Floyd, DAVIS, Si1eii,
Toombs d. Co. wac found in Sylvester MOwry, the pa
troc silver mine specuator, and SquatteroyereigDy
bogus woud-be delegate 10 songress from this Ter
ritOry.
Tie Depny-C collector Of New Mexico at Galatians,
Cant. John Donaldson has left Tor Sonora Mexico He
has sloped and the Government may whistle for the
money he has collected al tbs place for the last year
or two, Amounting perhaps, 10 10000 or $4,000.
Thus We 20. The principal Collector Is Samuel l.
Jones of Kausas memory, stationed at Las Cruces on
the Rio Grlnde.
The Federal army and oticeholders all throughout
New-Mexco and Arizona are rotten 10 the CORE aud
require thorough overbauling.
II in well understood here that John Is. Floyd, ex
Secretary Of War, was interested in receiving two
Hfhs of the Government contract awarded by himself
10 Russell and Grant for supplying provisions to the
Army in this Territory.
The SecessOnists at Pine Alta, headed by Col Thos.
j. Masten recently held meeting there, and resolved
~ annex Arizona to Texas or the Souhem Confeder-
acy. similar meeting to have been held at Me-
sia. The nsgators and projectors Of these meetings
are Philip #. Herbert ex-member OF Congress from
California, VIM Claude Jones, Samuel /. Jones, Col.
Thomas j. Masten, and gentlemen Of that stamp.
Recently Government train Of fifteen oX-wagons,
loaded with rifles, ball lead, powder &c. left the Ar
senal at Albuquerque on the Rio Grande, for Fort
Buchanan, near the Sonora line. The wagonmaster,
Kirk, accompanied by some two bundled Knights OF
the Golden Circle or Seoessionists from Pine Alta,
ran the wagons into Sonora, Mexico, near Fronteras
and intend to dispose Of them or kick up another l-
buster fony.
The Apache Indians continue to commit their dePre-
dtons upon the peaceable Inhabitants Of this region oil
country. All kinds Of property, in consequence "
rendered insecure.
President Lncoln's inaugural Address was received
here yesterday The SecesSonists and their sympa-
tbzes are down on it, while the two Republicans here
o which the writer hereof is oneI think it the very
hing required in the present aspect Of affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
FROM LOUISIANA.

Private Correspondence ~
NEw.ORLEAss, April II, 1861.
Our people are all agog with the accounts Of the
Secession attack on SUMTER and many thousand hearts
beat with joy, with the hOrc that NE old flag will be
sustained yet there many Of who fear you have
been caught mapping and that the rebel forces are too
strong for You.
You will zee, from slip incosed that the recruiting
business here has been somewhat of failure, after
some month fix weeks trial, and now the volunteer
companies are called upon.
Ths city and State, as told you, are governed by
the Convention, who have retired, and delegated all
their powers to the military and Ills city and State are
aop under military 4espotfsm, and the week closes
We shall have martial law, and some poor devils
will be hung up to the lamp posts as terror to the
tmid In imitation Of the Paris system. Mark what
say. II riH be done.
The forces are gathering Pensacola. Bat If Uncle
Sam has given any help to Fort Pckens, the D. him
self cannot take II.
The most vulnerable points here this city and
Balize. 1t IL well ascertaned by scientific men, that
the Forts jackson and Phillip were located at bad
points being chosen for defense attack upon sailing
vessels which encounter currents and head winds But,
now steam vessels show the inuty Of the forts, and
the location; indeed, It is 80 much SO, that long,
force te be at 'eork 10 erect forts fec miles beo~.
Time will tell and that quickly, who will take
advantage of it. AT present any steamer can land
in front of the city without much trouble.
You by the slip inclosed that the telegraph has
come under the sway Of the powers that be.
WIN Won believe now what have written you-that
the leaders Of disunion and their friends have desire
to reconstruct, or come into the Union and hey aere
rR3
What on earth is to be gained by peace policy
Nothing. VIII the Government allow tie flag to be
dsgracsd with no hope Of II reunion too!
Ny letters would be considered reasonable, and
therefore, make no use Of my name, but you profit
by all say il you choose. Con AND LIBERTY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
MOVEMENTS IN OHIO.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April ~ 1861.
The State of Ohio has appropriated s. 100000 Tor
war purposes onehaf Of which is se. apart for Of
the Federal Government. The bill passed the House
Of Representatives yesterday morning by unanimous
vote-one hundred members voting for IT, Leading
Democrats, in obedience to specific instructions from
their constituents, declared their determination TO
tain the Government several of them making speeches
which would have been considered good Republican
oatory had they been pronounced in the late campaign.
The Hall Of the House crowded Enthusiastic APP
pause was given in all parts OF the Hall whenever
sound sentiment forcibly uttered. But few words
to which the faint of partizanshp belonged spoken.
II may be considered fact of moment, at the present
crisis that the General Assembly OF Ohio with but one
dissenting voice. has voted million Of dollars to sup
press treason ind will supply whatever number of
the General Government deems il necessary TO require
Of her. well muster troops enough 10 protect her.
self in any emergency which may arise. The State Of
Ohio, Border State, has u population of 23i3,-
739 persons, taxable property valued at $sSS 1902 COL
an average corn crop Of $4,000 900 bushels an average
wheat crop of more than 90 900 bushels with other
crops 10 match" and mechanical products in the az
gregste valued in 1860 at over tl2o, 900 0O0.
While the vote being taken in the House on the
Million bill, drums were beating in the street which
announced the arrival Of troops mustered In Northern
Ohio, which a,e now at Camp Jackson-the City Park
having been thus designated by Gov. Dennison. Two
regiments were forwarded this morning. TheI men
who compose their companies declare that the General
Assembly misrepresented the people Of Ohio just in 80
far az there wac opposition in it to the Million BILL
There is but one sentiment al this Capital TO dayhe
Goern,aeml must aud shall 6e sustaned There lie but
one daily newspaper in Ohio which does not declare
that Rebellion shall be put down; that is The Dayfo"
Empire supposed to be under the treacherous influence
OF Clement G. vslandigham, known in Congress IA
q" deadbody" yalandgham. TIE Criss Of this city,
which has been suspicious, Ia now quescent and TIE
Ohio Statesman, the Democratic organ Of Central
Ohio, has given good promise Of loyal record. There
are in main fact, political parties at this hour in
Ohio II in any Southern community hopes are based
upon expected sympathy among those who In this State
opposed the election Of Abraham Lincoln, they will
prove hopes deferred which mako the heart sick This
significant fact is declared in great popular meetings
which are being held In every county.