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, 1861-01-25

TnrRspA1 EVENING. Jan. ~, 1851.
,. ,TLoun-Receired. 2,059 bh1s. The market is
dull and heavy. Sales Terc:-tO0 brls Beloft
Mii{. s9a'as o as SIT T. at DEL 1oo hrls Smiths
$4a5 del; 49 bsls .ArcadIa' (round hoopl sinner At
44OU del; 11s brls '.Snowfa~e,. sTnrr III III T.
.ataie street, and III brls 'clintonEail at 90
n MIL I'll sITFFDull s and heavy; Is tons Bran
WnEAT-Keceiyed, 18, ,883 bu. Market declined
1e. sales were :-4000 Blu No Spring at ~ H.
store; go bn Northwestern Club 1t sc in einre. -
g On No Spring al ?4xc IN etore; 1000 bn do sf
az ~ e snofe 1ooo ou do at 7s1c instore 4o0obn
GoRS-neesiyed, a4.sss bu. Mafke. quiet
Sales were:-6ooo bn Aixed At 3skc in store: a0o
b. do ,r o. p t. 1900 b. do At 2sae In store.
OAIs-KsceiTed. - 1e16 bu. Market quiet and
KYE-Recciyed. 1874 bu. Market nominal at IL
BARLEY Received, 1893 bu. Market nominal
.sEEDS-neoetyed, 41aa tbt. Timothy in cooa
demand aud dzm. Sales were e:-48 bars ut III x:
u bags at $a28; Is bags at $40. Clover Seed
steady. Is hu choice at $4.76. N~A
NESS PORk-BuoyAnt. Sales were:-6oO bbls
dty or p. +; 1o9 bbls Dc at *1e25; 100 bbls do at
as seana s's o seod Sgsns freely Offer
CIT MEATS-600 pcs Green Hams at &c; 5000
bs Green Sides at TIC.
LARD Nominal at 10010xc.
aa9 a1aA1loW-Pzime City held at axe; Country sx
hide HIDES Es11Recslved, ss,4ss Ds. Quiet Green,
9qsSesfs; qss. Green salsed, e@exc; DRY salted, 100
RR9TTER-ao s. sskin at 1oc. Dairy, 1aa1sc.
p9SM ppf9sS3T9TeFss9s 71HT 1o@l6e; Lined, 1o@1fc-
keys. 7ase q 3. Chickens. - p doz; Tnr:
'E9T&ToR oRGeniet ii 1saas :: ~. +.
:, .,0AAO AFf1sas-8& Bk4 Ohio ApnleA at n .
, 1861-01-25
Installation at tile Union Park Baptist
Church.

Installation at the Union Park baptist
Church.
Last evening, with appropriate and interest
ing exercises, Rev. James Dixon was installed
pastor Of the Union Park Baptist Church.
The Union Park Baptist Church was organ
lied in the fall Of 1857, with 4 j. Joslyn, from
Elgin, Kane county, as pastor, who has re
manned and occupied Its pulpit until within
Eigin, and the Rev. James Dixon is TO take
his position. The Church has over one hun
dred members, aud seems to be in q flourish
ing condition. There are two Sabbath Schools
connected with the organization, Mission
and Sabbath School proper, both in healthy
state ofprogress. The Church cdiilcc was ORR
ginally erected for the use Of o Mission School,
and is entirely too small for its present con-
gregaticn. It is the intention to enlarge IT
early in the spring and make other necessary
and much needed Improvements.
Rev. James Dixon, the new occupant of the
pulpit OF the Union Park Baptist Church, an
account Of whose installation Is given below,
Is young Englishman, and q graduate Of
Cambridge University. He came 10 America
some years since, and located ut London, Cam
Methodist Episcopal Church. From thence he
renewed to this city, and something over a
year ago became prosclyte and convert to
the principles Of Baptism, under the ministra-
ton Of an early friend and acquaintance, Rev.
Robert Boyd, Of the Edna Place Baptist
Church. Soon thereafter he was called to Iowa
City, Iowa, to take charge Of Il congregation at
that place, where he remained until very re-
Gently, when he came back to Chicago and
will, i the promise now given Of success may
be fulfilled, continue to preach the gospel to
his new charge for many years yet to come
Mr.. Dixon is comparatively u young man,
being thirty years Of age, but lie was very
much respected in Iowa City, and is represent
ed as possessing line talents, and every moral
and social quality to endear him to Lis flock,
and render his coming ministry q successful
teuded By large audience. The sermon Of
Installation was preached by Rev. Robert
Boyd, pastor Of Edna Place Baptist Church,
from 1st Samuel, l-26. "The characteristics
Of the true people Of God" The Charge to
the people was delivered by Rev. ]. a. Smith,
Of the Christian TINES. The new pastor com
mcnces his labors under auspices most happy
and encouraging.
, 1861-01-25

Pol14toAL-The great political campaign Of 18oo u
cIosed. This bats has bean fought and won. and the
eazlss Of victory perch the Republican banners.
ApsauaA LupoG4 has been ttiumphantly elected Pres
idant ofths United ststes for four Of
March, 1851.
Nc arc entering upon year that Will be memorable
in the annals Of American politics. Tho Fire Eaters of
the Cotton States have undertaken to break up The
American Unon because they are ta1lowed forcyur
to rule it. The people have decided the ballotbox
have tho Federal Government administered according
the precepts and policy Fathers and In strct
accordance with the Constitution they have elected
President to execute their will The slave-holdng oil
sarchy refuse to submit and hayo proclaimed their
purpose to diszupt the con1tderacy unless their de-
zunnds shall be Immediately complied With which e-
brace tho following points:
nEx4nDso o. 15K FIaEEATERs-1st That the peoP'e
and politically aiaar. I'd. 1Iatthe Constitution sLa
T. e Il
~ That tho Free States shal Esy Tor alI fustyss
sssnss EansPpleE shsI sFepealsd 81, That siaso.
.hsll be e7tsaded into aa t4s TssEito1les and pro-
f. 1ss ~ e RasssSa s1%Ra e s
ACCOMPANIED BIT 1HxlR xlAyks.
Eatefs slfsassn . seeeds ffom tic and -. up
Southern confederaey, reopen ths -. African Slave
s y z%s;ss A.
isnd + tas 9aios "a csa.d;atoa e s.asd y -:
xaea yhIh ased X SaS iy9a nS
dsaTess sisdts md aoss sisasd rTins sipss '. -
e1i91 8 e1a tasse e. ne as oST
A,neug these are: Free Ionsstesas ior !,s Lanais.
Ialiroad 70 fhs Fasiie; Encousagsnsnt q lie SIAN
nacturing and Farming industry q the country; l;t
, 1861-01-25

Wdcases-~"".----------. $Iso1U.s3
GALESA AID CHICAGO UNION RAI1noAu.-The
following are the earnings Of the Galena and Chi
cago Union Railroad Company 70. the week end
Ing Jan. a:
1870. 1861.
Freight. &g3i2.33 $16,6s85 IS $7374.a5 Inc.
Fa:seasers ---- 3,9as.G3 4,a15.49 3S2.s6 Inc.
Mhtls. &c..-.-. 7J0.GO $1,000 15a.00 Inc.
, 1861-01-25
Missouri for the TInRnn.

ST. AMnEn1s. No., Jan. 23.-Union flags are
going up al over the country. A ninety foot
.,ole was hoistel at Afclorn, yesterday, from
which floats the "stars and stripcs'' and
streanlers thirty feet long. 4 large and ell
thnsiastic meeting was held last evening, ut
which Union resolutions OF the strongest Kind
were passed unanimously.
:. At eight o'clock this morning large NUM-
ber Of citizens from all directions formed in
line aud fred thirty-tltree rounds for the
Union.
BooNynLE, No, Jan. 233.-One Of the larg-
est meetings eyer assembled in Cooper county
met to-day at Bel]air. Resolution OF firm
and decided character, asserting the rights Of
the South, were adopted, also in favor Of the
Union against Secession, and for the adoption
OF the Crittcnden or Douglas rlau Of adjust
ment
, 1861-01-25
Louisiana Secea sion Convention.

BATON ROUGE, Jan. 23.-The Convention or
ganized, after n feryent 'prayer was offered.
Ex-Gov. Mouton was elected President yiya
tece. He was conducted to the chair and made
the customary speech Of thanks. lie advised
calmncss aud 1irmncss in their deliberations
4 resolution was adopted to appoint !: COM
m!ttec of fifteen to report articles for the Sc
c.ssion Of Louisiana frutn the Federal Union,
Several plans were offered.
The South Carolina and Alabama commits
eioners were invited to seats in tic Conyen-
tion.
The chairman OF the Convention named the
committee Of fifteen to report the Secession
Ordinance tomorrow.
A committee Of three was appointed TO wait
on the commissioners from South Carolina
and Alabama.
Convention adjourned till tomorrow
, 1861-01-25
About Planting tlanr IEattery at Vfcks-
burG~-.Nliat the Governor OF nIIssfs.
Ktl,1,i has to Say.

MEMrH1s, Jan. 223-Thc Governor Of Afissis-
sippi, in 4 special message, dated ut the Capt.
tory at Vicksturg in the following terms:
" Being advised by the Governor Of Louis
lana that he had reason to believe that an ex-
pedition would be sent down the Mississippi
River to reinforce the garrisons Of the Forts
and Arsenals Of that state, / sent Captain
Co., and ordered Capt. Miller to call out the
Volunteer Companies OF Vicksburg, and take
sucl position al would enable hiui to prevent
any hostile expedition from the Northern
States descending the river. Learning that
the Forts aud Arsenals were fully garrisoned
by Louisiana, | have directed Capt. Il. n.
tion they had tAken.''
, 1861-01-25
THE GEORGIA TRAITORS.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i.-AIr. Holt to-day for
with the r. o. Department. First Assistant
King introduced Major Trott, who hal been Sc
lected BY them to give expression to the friendly
feelings they entertained for him, both %
private citizen and public ft1nctionnry. Mr.
Holt c!oquently responded to the address Of
Major Trott, a1luding to the ationat gloom,
and to an event of the morning, to Wit, the
death, after a protractcd Illness, Of Mr.. Dun
daa, the Second Assistant Postmaster General,
OF whom he spoke as pure and efficient off
Ger: The gentlemen present, as well Us Mr..
Holt, were solemnly impressed with these
proceedings. >:
Tic boston Commission (AIr. Everett and
nthrrs) bearing the monster petition, have ar
rived.
Ex-Presidcnt Tyler, on peace mission to
the President from Virginia, has reached
Washington.
, 1861-01-25
NOTICE OF SIiI.r :

- ~ daiaait ~ osen ma.ss IL IT, II
AI - @.I .ighfaSe n,cat,ns ssat' .: Il.
by cc Shch..s:,ha ha and s.i.S;s.s;s,.+'.et I.
10 AzaFaah L. Flag, l.: ;j.r t:::I ID. :.
and duly 5ecoF1ird iii tItr SIR y. ..'~* l..
Of Tie State I'll WttcU.s-I,,, il i:at.- =. ~
2agss, o., Pages l.: to ~ lnei,s', - 6fLs
salt Fl;a';;T has rrslgae1i III a1,n',. s.t ,
9nuce kala h1oFt.ax4.. al,sl u.r tn...'f: !s'f:
oa3y eocas1.nte,s as'.t A:'eo1hl+; .'en s.,'
rrTstr. rsonn y T. Ss,a ~ 1oIa:~.
puwer Of sails rnutainr,, in k,i.; !, !.
aut.l.ce Of lrH- tflf+ nn.{sss1rt,..,.' '''.!s4:.
MORTGAGE, viii, On the sec..f,,t !. 4st.:.,
elSlfern hundred ard alz,y. I'M. ~! =. r
Of said SuehOyYh.s aufl ME .s.;., - u. y.
u tit. Cfty ut she:.Dy ;a,,. VIZ: is:@,ir.
The afternoon Ut tim. day, .t,i Vt ~ 1T.
aiEhesI p!d!sr. tor ths. !.ayr.-lt '....e =. !.
xMfsy.tixat I!inuE:th1 ahtl lu.sr:.r,v:IsiSs !,
pne cshtA tf@ee1.<'l- the an,t.;,.,t - -. -
thereon unpa!tt, being r.,. ,t,r,,a';. -. /
thereon. Tho nOEtsnSets ur,..tt:sr! :
mortgage. sn-uit:-A!i nta In ,.:s: .s:
zion u the lsallsuad Ut sa:t t...m,s1 1ss a.
ShEft .yE:1h t. Tie t.isy Ut ;',uai r.
t6Ec:st1z w!tts ut t.. right =, =. -. l.:
railways, rails, hfidysc-, t~E.e.. e,a-. r.
sn's oti.er buildings aas.l ii: iav - -:
HicntSp ~ $AAs:iEtotyK Ks4is 1ss.s S...>,,-,t
9a5y 9:' t5e dnen 1:I asm TO- Or fssss... Il:
thereto, whether obtained .:sslr.f - ::
legee of tht1r chsrtrr s,F cur:+y.,; -,
and nl-b all the t,lfs. tssrtn.... 49,. ~
and c0ErOr4te a1L sttssr fsahtt:s. .lf.: -.
&nd stsastkslppt isails''ssft t.A1l.-arrs.s:
sctd Erst htrhdon OF Their r:.:i 81 "-.
a;ld alye al the locomotive 81. .i,,. - =
every ki:xs. nacht1:f5. nsst:.:l.e ! T.. j:
per equipment, TorA!ng. t1~=.:;,.- s.s ;
the said railroad then owh... d: ;::-ts-aa >
tie -a!t sltcbotEna and stl..i..ir; :. s.'.1 Z
fur or ap1uftcnant t4 The iafHt,,-.:.t
s9tntt,n u u!oro ti.cu ts-ue.;. - =:
which personal ckattle> w+st tie.a,.s:s. - t
and appastenanec4 md wrE- t., /. ~
tAktD Is . part tAert.I- ~
December 11tt.. 1SN -'':t' :
, 1861-01-25

RACINE, Wis, Jan. GA fire broke ont
about four o'clock this morning in the brick
building occupied by James {. Bartlett as .
dry goods store, and by Working s. Morgan,
Law and Probate Office. Nothing saved. Loss
about 10000, insured $1,000. Supposed to
be the work Of an incendiarY.
, 1861-01-25
...*,artW,1io1t.
THE CHICAGO ART-UNION
~. DISTRIBUTION.
=. ONE, HUNDRED WORKS OF ART

e tIHE, t1ON0AE0 .WoHNo VI Ar
TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG
Eight: Hundred Subaoriberal!!
proportion of Glfs unprecedented in the annals OF
ArkunIon Distributions.
There have been added 10 tho list Of the FORTY
SEVEN GIFTS tho following Works viz:
3as One csmso "a n{ yoS ys.usd st ;;. -, 4aoo.
one Valued & IL lie Other 1t ssn.s. $500.
Twenty-Five Oh Paintlngs ttpresentng scenes
With beautiful oral gilt frames, valued ut 80
Tseati Five 81 Vcits Gabneit: Bnsts of Hon. i.
.ase asasa EXrRx dtFs 1is6ouf e.
cFeasfnE the number OF rrice Ut the uckete
and without Withdrawing any work from the original
Rift.tst,
Every purchaser OF distribution ticket receives,
OF ~ one large Photograph OF the princi
Pal g1ftTThe statue od fon1g Washing ton"-or
heket oI admission viii, family t The FINE ART
RXHIR1T1ON OF Paintings and Statuasy where may
be SEGA al Of The Gtft now open At Aesers Gallery,
The Exhibiapn and drawing for the WORKS VIII BE-
continued to February. JA1lxSw
, 1861-01-25

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1861.
HorsR-The House resumed the considera-
tion Of the post route hill. The Seuate's
amendment fixing the postage on letters to
and from San Francisco at the uniform rate Of
ten cents, whether carried by steam or over
land, was adopted.
Tie House considered tic senatcs amend
ment, as modified by Mr. Co1fax, authorizing
proposals to be received till the first Monday
In April for the daily transportation Of the en-
tire overland mail service, to commence on
the LIST Of July, for four years.
, 1861-01-25
Anil.SraVerY Mectfn. In Raaton.

Bosrox, Jan. aaI-Thc Antf.Slaycry Society
met this morning at fremont Temple, Francis
Jackson presiding. The Hall was filled with
friends OF the cause, including many females,
and the passages aud tloorways were crowded
With the dis0rderiies. The remarks Of the
President and James Freeman Clark were re-
specially received, but Mr.. Phillips was re-
rIous resulted. Mr. Phillips appeared cool
amid tile constant interruptions till the close
Of bis speech, when the meeting adjourned
till the afternoon.
, 1861-01-25
MARKETS. BX TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Jan. a4.-The weather has been
stormy, which has checked outdoor operations.
shippers at a small concessions, would take hold
freely. --....
FLorn-coumon, heavy; good, unchanged.
State extra brands at 1886.
GRArN-Wheat-Chicago spring No. at SILT.
slcncr. Sound western, mixed at Csc.
STocK-Market firm: N Y c79H Galena II 4;
Rock Island e7?s: Burlington MH;M gtd b
Wsginia Il.
, 1861-01-25
Gon1ntiasio11 HIerchautg.

T. HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
4 OF TX intcEest In the Commission Buatnesa to
coacnd to ~ iFends Ind Ge ec tnn a
s,% 9f 4 TsfF: ts.E :oaasn nnaa slen being l.y
them continuance OF the patronage 30 literally b.
slowed upon me-. JESsE WEj.LEE
iItICAfll, 14nQafy z, 1851. fa13itts9.1.W
, 1861-01-25

1FA .1ohn r. Sherman, tfthrt f;s,-.
tuture nortgaKed lntn TIC uu,i-r.. -. :. e,
tel. OF Nawnfa. New .Jer-eT, b, M. -
Gtt,, 4. H. I't. and r+cartsita ~.
Cook County May 18th, tS~l-, In it,: :.
fage go, certain premises ;,rr Ill, 81
:urr the payment VI i serE.lr aE.y, ~
d5c huctifttt dOliafs. t.s:sd Inv -
also OF = nnte f.r niA-:c+l Lrser.s, :
February 1T, :. u. lsS, IN thnc :.sr. !,
;ss:'t day Of !. chrusrs. :A;x ~; AZ, :;;.. =
Ecnt Of ofAeutan1uAI lnte.sss ~. t.e. e.-., ;.
Ut tne Eatr Of ten nrs r~.ss peTanna;.~.
OF April, L. u. Len; ail.i, %l.sft. ~. :
made tn tl.'. pay Sls'LI It Iva .~iat .r.r,s
Interest, which hlt + fall-it r.1.. ta III :.
:stttl fave A4trcfurc a!s' !..s t. ,ter:... :.
ctpal s.lts due and p*yArlr. =
Now. sherrler'-, us,t,cs l. .srs+}.y ..ty...
to the power cvnt3lr*ts in fI:r All -, =.
sell IT. public aucslDn. at de tnuf, H.. !.
City ni Chicago. In thu t:.aualv Q; ~;
drst day OF January a. H. ia:., .. 4. =:
farrna0n CT sist day. i, is:- '.":r-s =,
the s-sait sunEtxh5.sl prrnIl---. {-1,t =
4esc;tc-a ltSs. Il: kltr: at.::bs.:- .,,;-..
@t,n, ta,herts + Sturrs' Attiii.ta ta -:
County ut t.+..s. Ard @t=te II II.a1;s !, !
Equity IL rettsEtt:"i o. tll+. AZ! III. :
fs.Lcs as.d axrE,is- tliestin.
Dats:t Chieaso s1ec. I'll. A.r.f
EsB,VkrT t. s,AYJrt xt1sxs
, 1861-01-25

5etnit1g meeljials
G EW IN e. NJ &C Hls:
|. CORNELL 4 ci's
Family and HLan,.f,aelh
$40 SEWING :dACHtkts.
ECAIT TAFAEHsS Y4l1

| A@
We are happNtn s,y t. tf:e t':cn%.a.'- 81: y:
our Machines. and thr thnMsn7ti- t::it y,
EASstM EASsd MiE1iE sfai: ~ AoW s,vsf: mEA ! u: IL
HOWE 1E. AMI all Vessnns ael:in, u Dr.
secure against aHy u1olestaticH.
Our Machines are now innt WHERE r. ~ -
direct cumr+titt.a anil on 10 ee:a'iy
MARKET and they are still sol,i .: ri ~: -
ueInmcEs {ui which We hare srvcr1t .E.
and every thing necessary T. tl.eis '-e 'asi.
Inis mase. them stltl the c7tEsrss'' il'''''~
ffEsr Class MACHINE IN N.aKkKr:
VIC offer TO REFUND THE: .:st>SEi k ~:
any machine which does not Wholly ~. :,
shassf: Ihi5 featnre alone make "ur -: -:
mach more than aEy other. ~ there's hetE
f1sE IN buying most n1aChtne-- ':
4 few Of IT. superior qualities Al tt,-
etrNght netdle; has gfsat spaeo under H. r.
h1,l, 3ESm g swG .;.,;,ns GGmwon sLols aelelse IL @
and exposes no q; Its lever ptset.:,* -.
that Of any other tnachint; It Ia BIZ ~ =
acxeEn and both atc ahovst and tn t:ss.; .a;..
stsS whsei en3firsly ons si!e Of table, + s"S ~
II GIEATEE vAR1k--Y OF a0HK THAN -, ).
among the huudredS With which We ~ -.
~ tendon IA perfect; 1t r,,nz e;l-i k''
noe1ay hsyr n9slSTs r = ansan can manasoit
We can tatcly Aay taat no rlsc* Ct a.s. AYE. ):
ChlnefT ever Er1N 60 rapidly tu&H sFn'.
our sewing machines Thrcc year. A.
eve5y 69nt ranks ofaEst;csa;s;nat'n nstn -
creased Ee have not been able to staI,! q, ::
durIn. mo past season. We can now ~ n,tI ':> =.
have added 70 our styles the Et!:!! >
JOHNSON AQ! Q!uSTARlE HENMs..Tic :a ic.s.-
doing al Kinds OF sewing and e.nhroltts:. ts:. :;
one Who Il Interested ID ths great nni' .: :,
Sewing 1TAchtnes. Whrther they Ki'ss ~ ~ ~ u
net send for Discsipuss EtrcusR t' =;
, 1861-01-25
Ft. PlcAeus, In Florida, Invested by
Rebel Troops.

CINCINNATI, Jan. A.-A special Washington
dispatch to the Gazette, says: Gen. Scott has
received information within the last two daye
confirming his apprchcnsions and tustffying
tho concentration of troops in Washington.
state that Fort Pickcns Is regularly invested bY
Florida aud Alabama troops, reinforced hy
LouisianianB, numbering In I'LL about 1000,
They have got ! laige number Of guns in po-
sition, bearing on the fort.
Col. Hayne, Of South Carolina, remains ut
Washington to watch the movements OF the
home last n,ght. Ills dispatches are believed
to be Of d 1nciflc character.
, 1861-01-25
JtHf- = ;,
FaR'sklx s SAITH, Att'ys.


AlLt1 T. Ot ll.LiAD:>.t
~ Cook. 8. 9.-&'lrcast C,,u:t # r;ss :.
ruasr Term, laat- Ea.uus. +. sn.Ilr T. r, ,
ana at@t On I. lienr}~*. In eash.--.
Atiistavft ssr the non-r.-it:.-.e- q I:s,=,,
.Inscp.. +. Eicsshnw:, .lrtclni:La::, a;s :. :.
;,:eE lied l.. the Office Of til ttssa .i,L.9
1t Cuuk Euunsy+ Matte: I. k:ss'bs Ii, );
Thouln4 Hughes and .I.-ep!. y, f;.s.s;,
EUmptulaA.'f@ Hls:d their Bill VI r,.1 nts;:;
OH ths. ChsGevry sitl- til.r.eG t.a IT, =:
1Sfa, ard That Il summons u.rFrum% !.>s..
f.s.Vrt 1..ainst safA tIeleItant-, :: tnrn.h,a
M.sutny II t'rf~hrr roxt t:,.:i. u |. +. +.
Svw. u!ll1-1 ytu, the sa:6 yhelr.s ii:.L.,
.. ller4tlHw shall rcr-e.1:si!s b.. s:.l -1.-, ):
Circuit f!ssnrt uS t:s".k County. ,.a TIL l.,
The a.xE term slstre"r, +, b. :s,,i';t.* s:t :,
Conatr. On the t1.Istl Nsn,lav ,f f.k1ss..
.rlen,t. Answrr OF sie1.ar Il, ti't .ati a.
of cu,nrla!ata+ TIC tat1.*.. nsl.l tt..t z4::;,:
thFrefa charged asst -s'stetl. will b. tas-e
A..d q tltrrssA e1tat-tt n.ai.st -: 4 -.
prayer # saiu bill NN. $. tuC:.
ST,sHE & IslAM, Commits Sure-. !,
, 1861-01-25

COOK. STONE & co.
General Agents for the Northwestern States.
124 Lake Street, (Up-Stn1rx,} Chicago.
[no5616m.mw&fv6m1
, 1861-01-25

E'On SALE AT A GREAT SAC
Il RITICH
, 1861-01-25
Total for the week. =
Previously reported. ..................33s s.


The indications are now, predicaling onr opin-
ion upon the light receipts, during the last lew
days, that the season ia nearly closed. Tho hogs
arc certainly nearly all In from the region orcountTy
come from Illinois, tha receipts the coming week
will be light. In anotherpart Of ont paper We give
additional intelligence regarding the picking busi-
ness At other places which will 10 found INTEREST
Ing.
Waintend proceeding Immediately to cullcct our
annual statistics Of pork packing but HI the acaeon
will be much later than usual, We shall not be ablc
to make full and Anal report for seyera1 weeks to
conc but VIC Will, III the meantime, keep the trade
advised OF the result as the returns reach There
tas been an active demand for mess pork during
the week. chiefly from Now Orleans, and prices
have further advanced, closing at $17@11.a5. Tie
exports TO New Orleans, during the week, have
been 1000 brls.. 70 that when Is added to this
the exports from other points, 1t Is safe to ray that
ket within The coming ten Days That market il
Monday 1t 4ao5o. .~'~ -
Thsrc has been . good demand for bulk meats du-
ring the week, and prices ruled higher The slcs
add up g 600 lbs. at eH@Sxc for future delivery,
and 6E@94c on the spot for shoulders aud Sides,
sides brought sXc. In rackarea, prices ruled Ec
The demand for hnlk meats md hacon, like TINT
for pork, has been chiefly fruM the South.
Alasge business has lieel, done in lard, partl on
English account, and the ralcs during the week add
up 3D0, tiercce, closing at 9T@10c for strictly
Wtne C.ks. neg IL Aot inquired loF1 lAe NOMINAL
rate Is 10Hc. -.
Green meats were in good demand all the week.
and prices advanced 10 SIC for shoulders, 7Hc for
stdee. for which there Was good demand, and 20
17zzc Tor hnine.
The feeling among those engaged In the trade
is one OF great confidence, and no ordinary untow-
ard circnmstances will be capable Of shaking
this confidence, Or producin. any scrious backset
In prices-
Hogs have arrived rather slowly during the week.
and the indfca:iona arc that the season is about
drawing to a Close The demand for them has
been quite active and prices advanced from day to
day, making the whole advance during the week
4Dc pcr GENITAL The packers, owing to the general
advance in thepriccs Of hog product, feel greatly
encouraged, and are disposed to take those offered
freely ut the current quotations.
DE7Ro17-Jan. e2-The pork trade for a day or
two past has been comparatively light there neither
being Us many buyers In the market nor AZ many
hogs offering IA previously. The feeling neyertle-
Less ia quite good and thera Is no difficulty In Ct
lcctfng ealca. Since Saturday the advance has
been fully 1e14c, the rangc today being $500
G.s739, the best hogs zca1ly bringing the ontstde
figure.
, 1861-01-25

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22SS-The steamer VIM.
G. Hewcs has arrived with Havana dates to
the 20th inst Sugar dull and quotations nom
inal. The new crop is coming in. The drouth
continues throughout the Island. Stock on
hand, Ga000 boxes.
, 1861-01-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
MOVEMENT or THE TRAITORS.

Fort P[ckenN Invested by the
Rebels.
, 1861-01-25

: FNGLISH LAW:AND: EQUITY:
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, 1861-01-25

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Al modern improvements No. sE south May street.
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part u the furniture. Enquire at house, address
P, o. BOX 1905. fa17x2W
, 1861-01-25

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, 1861-01-25

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north OF Old street with swelling from and coed eel
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, 1861-01-25

JAcKsoN GRErs ATTENTION You are no.
tided to appear at North Market Hall this FRI
day evening without fail, aud all young men
Who wish to join. By order,
JoHN H CLYBouRN, Capt.