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, 1861-02-11

II Utah, with her peculiar Institution, wero
state, her absolute local sovereignty guatan-
teed BY the Federal Constitution, and emPhat-
icalIy maintained by the ascendant political
party and its incoming President; f her sister
States had conceded TO her, beyond their own
ratio Of representation, = further extra rrpre.
eentatlon for every i've Mormon wires, equal
70 that Of tbrcc Of their own cltizena, aud i
,ecu1iar privilege to capture their fugitive
women who might escape over their boroers
II the State Of Utah received her proportion Of
the proceeds Of the sale OF the public lazds,
aud her people possessed precisely The same
privilege Of colonizing the national Territory
IS was enjoyed By the people Of the other
States, a1l being secured alike In the possession
Of property recognized ~ such by the common
law OF the civilized world /; would Utah be
justified In attempting to overthrow tho Union,
it the Government should refuse to cary
polsgamy into Its Territories ty natioual law,
and to make the exten<ton Of Utah's peculiar
institution IN object OF its policy IN n
| I31tun&
, 1861-02-11


The Governor OF Georgia hAs started .
navy under fattering auspices, by seizing
ave New York vessels lying in the harbor
OF Savannah. This looks like busineas-
Now let Us COMPROMISED Let us COM
promise In the b&sis Of letting Georgia
keep four Of the vessels and return one Of
them to the owners. Or still better, let
Georgia keep them all, because you ho"
It is impossible to 'coerce State"
No reascns except the usual reasons OF
piracy are alleged in behalf Of this act,
but we presume it will be held by the breed
Of compromisen that Georgia WAS perfect
lytustited in seizing the vessels, because
the New York police prevented the export
toGeozgia Of certain rifies intended to be
used in "levying war against the Units ID
RtAfAs
, 1861-02-11
IMPORTANT MASS MKET1NG

Willie re cannot give much space to the
little co,er;c OF Water street grocers and
packers engaged In Southern trade, who
have made tho course Of the TRIBUNE
subject Of public spleen, We cannot afford
to let them hide their light under bnshel.
Il shond be get upon hill It should
shine abroad to he seen Of men For
these rcasons VIC publish their call tor m
indignation meeting At Bryan Hal, On
Wednesday evening, free gratis, for nothing:
We cannot omit to inquire why four
newspapers in Chicago are not enough to
estisfy the cravings Of taese gentlemen :
Why should tley insist upon having our
newspaper, also, to pander to their Breck-
inridgs,platform ~sympatlies, They can
not have it-that is flat. Why saeuld they
ssant ~ That b the query.
We cannot omit to congratulate the get
ters-up Of the needing upon the product
Of their weeks work. Perseveriag and
long continued ef1ott will do much, even in
bad cause. Yet we should suppose thai
steady grubhing for eesen days might b
nnade to exhibit much 1ongera List Of fnames
But we let that pass, ~. ....:.s
We cannot omis.to commend the double
invitation extended to the ma*ses Of tn
Republicans to come IN, and TO the pasi&i
e;ans to stay out That suits ua We sha1
hagr reporter f1,ere, gentlemen, p essrl
s},e s,,r;t f,f the Joke and place it On you
, 1861-02-11
CHICAGO, Fab. o. 1861


ryat+or, ryb,rsso r,3huna:.
:. Tn III .D.r,oerrt of to-dav |. q rsply to my
,,+,c,. ~ +ha Rth with vour pern,ission. I
vin t,fenv an.rer It, + xiat, to have no per.
aon.1 contror, ,sv r,th the Democrat on this
euh;x,ct .,,t ttink tho public should know
tbr y,cf. ~ the ca.e. rid subject Of drainage
Il me 81 much importance to the citizens Of
Cook county. Thousands Of ncres OF land In
he vicinity Of this city, ut present unfit for
cultivation On account OF its wetaeas, which
can hardly b. rented for the ordinary ta1es,
would, II drained, rnake hno. farms and profit
able gardens, and would be readily occupied
q, such, when 30 improved. To drain well,
there must be eystem. In ordinary cases 1t is
oFvery little use tor an owner OF 10, 50 OF 100.
acres of land to dig ditch around it, and e.
peet it to be drained. He must hare an ont
fall, which, perhaps, maybe over adjoining
land, which he Ia not able to cross, except at
bu1densonae cost Of time and money. In order
to have perfect system Of drainage, and good
roads to reach the 1snd when drained, the cor
po.ation Of "cook County Drainage conmi'-
siou IA" was formed. It hss done much to re-
claim the wet Lands In the vicinity Of the city,
, 1861-02-11

The very modest demand made upon the
President by certain Virginia leaders, that the
Federal troops should be withdrawn from
Washington ~ a preliminary to negotiation,
reminds one Of the story related by Esop Of
conference which took place once upon time
between the sheep and the wolves, With view
Of settling their long-standtng differences by
series of compromise measures" -Ihs
wolves, like these Virginiaue, made it point
Of honor THAT the sheep should send away the
doss before entering upon negotiations, as
they regarded it IN the light Of an ilnputatle1n 70
upon their good faith to retain them. The
sleep, as might be expected, readily complied
with this demand; The dogs were dismissed,
and the negotiations commenced il TIC most 2,
sheen hid down some proposition which the
wolse< regarded - inadmissahle aud Insulting
in the extreme; Instantly they became excited
and indignant, and the silly sheep were Get
upon and devoured by their chls slrons antago-
nists. It is related that some Of them In their
] list moments began to express liTely sense y
| OF their IoiIY in sending away the aogs, but it
| WA then too late.-N J. Ibst.
, 1861-02-11
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.]
srErSaTILp. Feb. Q, 1850.


- srErSaT1ELp, Feb. Q, 18a0.
HOUSE rRocEEprGs. >.
The House had . forenoon session only to-
aay. 4 resolution was adopted prohibiting
tho Introduction OF new business after Mon
day. 70 the joint SENATE Committee On Con-
eressIouM Apportioument, consisting Of sena-'
tom Marshall, Casey, Bestor, Kuykendail,
P.ckett, Richmond. and Dummcr, the Speaker
added on the part Of the House, hessEs.
Church, Bl.des, scanmon, Singleton, sehos
field. Smith Of Rock Island, vandevecr, Hogg,
Jai7ott, Mchell, Pulley, johnson, and Talbot
ooHoaKss1osAL APPoRT1o1AEsT.
Tho House being engaged in the introdnc-
ton Of bills, on ieeeu, MI. Church introduced
= duplicate of the Senate Apportionment bill,
xhich WIS twiee re1d and referred, before the
Democrats were made aware Of tts nature.
CANAL CLAnds. f'.
4 bill was introduced to provide for the pay-
ment Of the long standing Canal claims, which
four years ago were submitted to the Judges
Of the Supreme Court and favorably reported
On. tits doubtful whether In thepresent CON
dttion Of the Treasury the hill will pass- ..
BILLS PAseED.
Among others the following bills were pass~
ed; An act to amend the act for relocating the
County seat OF Kendall county; an act to In
corporate the Chicago Tribune Company-4n
act to amend chapter ffty-one Of the revised
statutes " enclosures and fences"
STATE 1ssr1ruTtoss AT JACKSONVILLE.
A majority OF the House COMMITTEES on
State Institutions, consisting Of Mesars- VII
son Of Chicago, Edwards, Greene, Church,
Turney, Jarrott, Archer, Hogg and Burr, hhTe
been absent to-day on visit to Jacksonville
BANKING Law.
The Subj Committee from the Joint Commit
| tee Of the Senate and House on the Banking
Law amendment bill, agreed to the details Of
| 4 bill at q late hour last night which will be
reported on Monday. The bill substantial.
ly Mack't, and seems to satisfy all parties.
The unain features Of the bill laye been pre-
ylons1y te1egraphed to you.
| pREo1oua SCHEME TO DEFRAUD THE PEOPLE.
No more bills have been signed By the Gov
eruor. It is pretty well understood that the
Democracy are aiiihustering quite as much fol
this purpose as to defeat the Congressional
apportioument bill, which gives them five
rs many representatives rs they can hope te
carry oht of the thirteen districts.
Their scheme is. that majority Of the b
publicans III tho Legislaturs shall consent tt
adjourn sincdse at the expinttion Of. tho forty
two days. Instantly offer the adjournment il
made the Governors proclamation shall bs
read in both Houses, calling an extra session
Of tho Legislature, to meet tho following
, 1861-02-11


That the Chicago Journal is ahont to be ecu.
aoldated uith the Chicago Tsa,es-whleA mag
account, In sonne measure, for the similarity
OF sentiment, md frequent kissing, observed
Of late The rumor has created some scandal,
but We think 1t Is good match. :, -.
, 1861-02-11

It has been much remarked that The tempo
rasJ President Of the Compromise Congre.ss
was nearly blind, and the Secretary nearly
DEAF This combustion OF Imperfect faculties
occasioned soma lndicrous incidents In tho
proceedin9s.
, 1861-02-11
Af1vefttkeMaeMt GrAt3u.

"
CHI ron 4 PUBLIC MEErma.-We, the un-
dersigned, Republicans Of the city Of Chicago,
WHO lave hGretofore left all political matters
to politicians and editors, [who, we think,
have moro or less always mssrepfese1teA nf,
deem it high time and hsgh}y important that
On fho political differences that now distract
and divide the country, and believing that the
series Of articles emanating from the Chicago
TnuuxE in regard to Hon. Wnl. II. steward
and Judge Kellogg Is not indozscd or sanctioned
BIZ onc~ienth oil the Republicans Of this city,
but. on the contrary, that ninetcen-t twentietAs
Of Them are willing to abide by any fair adjust
ment Of our differences, and have full conf
d.1oce in the ability and patriotism OF Hon.
Vim. Il. Seward, and 50 far do indorse a1l the
efforts Of Ms seward, and al others who truly
hare the love Of the country at heart and are
willing, if need be- to sacrifice all party inter-
es,k for our eouutryA good.
We would therefore call meeting. to be
| held at BRYAN Hall on Wednesday night, Feh.
l3,h, 1851, tu take flir expression Of the true
scntimeuta Of the Republicans Of Chicago
We DO not want to be torestalaed IN th's ln,
! would therefore respectfully request all pro
iessed or aspiring politicians or editors lot to
| interferc or participate in the Meeting, as We
can gct y much trner expression from the peo-
pic Without them. Then we say to all who
hare the love of country at heart more than
ihe fhraa grand divisions Of the city, and Let
us see how we stand On this important sub
i.ct. and let III publish to the world and send
to our Representatives in Congrees uur true
Yievs, as they may be expressed, sad let ths
world know that ahnoogh We arg ana M"ass
! hare been Republicans, we are not willing any
| louncr that the TRIBUNE and kindred sheetl
shal 1nisrepresent Us. Come up, therefore
to tte help Of cur country Agninst those vh&
would ruin It rather than not hand kas 'poant
, 1861-02-11

4 rp.xcr rAcor1rrar1-Aessyx Eruo77.-
~. - I.~s.- 7aa, u- c.. a,o..,
IN ING ia .. 'ao@.' 1''A' a.. p.ot'E
ator Of the Gage House on state street, b.
tween the hours of twelve and two in tho
...x,,;,. h.,,. .x,ken.a bv m nrnsn,, no,.a
uo' o'1M6' os.4s e:,,~Is~.@, ~ ~ -e 80
arose from his bea, eno 1o1to"mS toe sonno
found a man by the uame Of DAILY In his
A"eAte4'' -. 49, f
occurrence, ml' oags naa n'feea ~ M o'cseoa.'
a pair Of ovcrshoes, together with several artt-
clea of under clothing, which he recognized
-. N. v.--.o, nj DALI. secu,fns the thief he
w -. ssx.a-.~ ps4e -4.. t~>ak ~. .s,.aa.~ 4,
sent ior ponce"sn VINO 4ooA .ne Pt1sones IL
charge, hsd an examination before the Police
conrt vas indicted by the GRand jury. and
sS.,,n 49,. h.ro-. t.,s sp.-or5..,. c,,,r+ ro~
aaaaS ea"a oe'oeo su7 esseo'uee Soo1t" ~"
comes the peculiarly Of this case. The sane
| testimony was produced - in the shove exam-
l
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WICK RS THEATRE,
AI1 Nsdt1on ezreef, bseweeo Rtasa and DrAr. IN,


Nh d MS. kL0kkACE.
Monday Evsssaf fseraa.g ~. ~ r. RasH RnsnHs st -
THE fI11 oKsuoFFARs. wuttan hy hcF. ua.- fIt!np.
eon. K.q. Ib tier k1eKn ~ ocs. tfcfs" o. re Sev
ne CEN o1 tie oceaa. Ism. Ro..kh. : kpord Ind
Coloa' LII. kooxh Mn Y. FlHrerse: The st.ae
H:senss: supported ey The snsis soTpspy and tae s
charming bleIds rA.t Oria. ta.tsm with The
Fc q ne Pssse9. Pr rss'an I1s,a.7,: - T. tss
GfFl4 as petfs, Warro's NJmpha aud Meruuatds ao !
supply II haAntnt snAsaekstt+tao ana insN sfersfy
81 Shakespeare Milton byron tbs per1oa- feat ol
eT sstnx tn Niagara. Ia etoocin; Rr.na qcesotAu
trained tteen zatee: Grind qaaEua- OF f- beu
The oss sorxenae ee&ne uyef pr nan I'd g
a.. of Cs1yas adorned ~ xnad' t1b schautt.!
effects By tra't T.. &C. te Ens Rrstorn snca Mall
AooYe, Mr. Florence.
, 1861-02-11

1t will be seen thas van eenAcA q eo' na'"
removed the Mn"anhee Lime oepot 1tom
West Water street TO NO. % "es' Lake r'Fee''
t=-"rhc American Question" m essay
to,sarls The solution Of our present NatIona
tronh1es. tv E1ias preiesusr Of Uulon College.
Nv Published in neat cloth cover--price
a;xtv cents. For sale by MeNally t. Co., 81
nfarhorn street ~-..
ER&---lna sta<@ o. afo 'or sn' iont ~ ~ ~
tfsct On s'a1atoa5 'o9onoon' "as e1ueoo " .1e
burning OF apafn, IN tne Hol. ". 'e1e.n ~ pss
tns atsefact' near II" Guy 1aaA'0 40 r.u
ing destroyed *as Iae Pfote5tJ y. "i - "e'A'
Ing. LOSS aoons ac' e"'s''iFe oo''A4s' ~
Fx.xx.rrox or usxs,s MoC4RrHr.-Dep.
ri. mccarthy CHARGED with ab.traeiing MONEY /
eron, letters T., ihc Chicaro Post Office, while !
,+,.,rx t., tha ca,artp of An ernn1ovee oil the \
don.9nent WA. on Friday. brought before
Tnara n-nro,nend and hela in Il 500 to appear |
~ .1,o ensuing tenn of the q. s, Court. This
"a hi nns:hs,f .ha ann previously fixed by
~. C..,n,;,.fon.- ,s h,11. IN the informal II,
.n,;.at,,,
--. y. III y.
iHE HhAA1 W sAh 1NpA ....
seen by our aaseltmmg eoaoin - na~ a'ae -
| the tast week oA 1ae oAnaN'.'1 ~ -7 -.
cent pn1ntlns. ino'e "oo Law ~ 5e' t1.1
1t visit will tnanx u lo1 'enlnetes suen
that i IL Their aaes cnaoee' ~ II ~" s1o' ~ ~
removed to p1asa1e gaoe1y !" 4ss" toiA
has been pronounced ~ haroPo anu ana9 eSa1'
try to be tie grandest landscape oi INC p4ssen.
age, and should be seen W eserJ "'efo " .a'
l haeytfifu1
, 1861-02-11

FtRx---Tha alarm Of fire for the fourth dis
trscs On Saturday forenoon, was caused by the
burning Of rbarn, in the Northwestern part Of
the district, near the city limits The build
ing destroyed YES the property Of Mr.. j. Walk
Ing. Loss about acv eutv:tlve dollars.
, 1861-02-11
Death Of James r. Woodbury..

rna ~tn~,,o ~ oc,,aas,,... r,1.,s. ~ .an,,
h.es,.H ~ ~-~,a.-1 s.s,1 s~--N 49, -
~u.a,1s. 49, .-1oa-..ss, -"t-a 49,. 80 ~ ~"
-,.- ~,.,.,, fa,,em. 49, .a,a;-. ~ ~ 49, .
wooahn-r r.s".,<.s -, 49, ~, ~ r~.~ ,,s.
..,,Fa ~. -. = I.s,u.I. .~'.4- ~. 1 . ~ w., '
s.As =. n-a ~ ll. N''4s.I'o a'4 -lA -9's4u '
-. ~, "ste meet4us ssaetu aato
.... ~ ~ ~ 1lee otsme ~, ~ aiou 'ue sa-
4e*sa ~. ,s~aN ,uasp 1. VI LIZ e1snt'men "n''e
80. .-s 49,. -; 80" sea ea@,e "eao po@ee
a,s.u ,1,.u. Ne...@a, "1'~oolno eu'''1s
+h.. 80 H., -;n 49, ~. .4Ky t x.,,.s
.,as,ta,. IT,. ,a..ot ~" pea ..".es
,.iT,, 1870 e. ."-l ''4 A@4''' =" |''~.A
ys,,. 49,. - Gs;a.s.s a.. u..z,...
ofak;,,.a us.6.~t. s...N... ~ ~ ..'4t~ 80,
,sa,+ a.,,~ ~ os.s e.,.;-..;"S. s 49, "o . eue
ors .,<ths -: -,.S As..-.s' -. sSA..s1 "se
=. 49, F.s''
s-aat,..1 T1,;a.. ~ s..,S. @ go. 5r :.
hor h,s ts1,n1 ,a1r. ~ e 1esa.ss 800 49, ~ ~ ~ -. -
ds,a,.+.athi,, ~, ~. p;+t.,,,,., oa..,o, - ~
, 1861-02-11
THE PRESIDENTIAL J5URKEY.

k~A<%A N%AAAN
but We think It Is good match. :. -.
THE PRESIDENTIAL JjURKEY.
OF ME. x1NcoLx's
RVGTE- i
Highly Interesting "Details.
Especial Dispatch to u1a chloeSs r1thuneJ
srH1xornLp, Feb. Q. ls61.
Mr.. Lincoln and his suite leave this city lor
Washington On Monday ats L. n The follow.
ing II the programme:
MONDAY 11TH.
Leave Springfield 4. r.: arrive It indianapolis
5H1.
Leave Indianapolis II l. H.: as1ivs Il c3n9annati
sR.x.
Laavs Cincinnati . + T.; arrive as Columbus
4HuRsnAr 14rn.
Leavs Colnmbua s L. r.. az1tve NJ steubezvi1le
af.x- Leave steubeuville go r. T.; arravo =:
PIttsburx s 5r.x.
IxmAx 151H
Leave Pittsburgh 10 r. l., s..i1s At Cleveland
4P1.
2ATUNpAx 18th.
Lesvs Clsvsaand 81 T.; ars1vs ut Buffalo 10
FIX
soAnAt 1'1n
@AS'A~'4 - -N'1'4e .
, =. .,,~~*.~
n,--.,.~1 1o-,,
I..vr Albany 10 A.r,: a,rtve It Kew York at
arx
The following railroads will be Travelled
over: Great Western Wabash Valley; Lafay-
etts d Indianapolis indianapolis Il Cincinnati
{short line i Cincinnati, DAYTON IL Columbus;
Columbus, steubenville d Pittsburgh; Pitts
burgh Il Cleveland Cleveland d Erie; Buffalo
i Erie: New York Central and Hudeon River.
Tho party win be In charge Of ". s. Wood,
Esq, who has passed over the entire route
proposed and made the most complete AZ
engagements for the same The number and
names Of those who are to compose Mr: LIZ
coins xutte II not announced, but 1t WILL Dc
| limited Ths Legislature do not accompany
| the party to 1ndisnapolis ~ hi been pro-
posed, but eontinne In session without a.
tournament
MI. Wood has made such arrangements Is
.sa.. -nd., ~. oh,rra ua baa nrovi,ed
.nsa;., +r.,n. - h. nrecsdad hr n,1ot eno;no.
I'll the way through.
Cards Of invitation will be issued By him to
sn the participants IN the journey, IRON point
to point, and only holders will be allowed On
the train sate and Local aataorluee' ana
~, =. tn,,,.a ~ .yn,a c1owdtne and rerv
rr..t .nnoranco to Mr. lincoln. renrensents-
ttve. ~ he leading 7,,n.r, on1v win be admit
~ In The dif;,rent stonnino places the Pres
ss14;.1 ,,a~tv iii Ia rndar the cb,1,e of the
49,, eann.t.t.e. NJ ns,+v o,,or;n, he;nc
tots-,d.d ~ to h. siv,n Ia ths tin Wide Avake
.ad 49, aene en.t-,,,on, ~ a nart,aan cbar,c
/ --.,,,, n.o.. ~, ...,on,hi, Mu,t,xv e.rort,
.s-an.,, ~. .+.,,,,,rt, ,,1oca. vi1l he accented
49, .a.. =. W. ,crrnar
~, .1rnosr,. r.rxwr1r m uu re1eHpon.
Axp ra1Esps,
Mr.. uacolas restdepce of over thirty year.
in thin section Of the State, sad his traits d
character. abunaant,y manifested in his ptotes
..oo.l md oriy.te relstfs, q, have r-i,.en to shtr
I the lsst week of his stay il Springfield, a pc
culiar interest, and drawn about him man.
friends from this section Of country, withou
d1.tinction Of party tics, to take = farewell
lesys Of him. To-day
1 AcoxeAa. or oAs1rEs
called upon him, and expressed their GOO
-,uh.. -. bt. fonrn.r md their drafre tb.
, 1861-02-11

iIt1Non CunBEHcT.-I tnJ all kinds OF ltscred-
fted Illinois Cu1rencya 1t the highest market prize,
E. T. WILLARD,
fet9cl31w No 9 Clark street
, 1861-02-11

~ For ASr operation upon your teeth. o1 for
rER1Ecr artificial work Of any desirable ktyle, caIl
On Dr. Aibau2h, No. IS Weat Randolph IT.
, 1861-02-11

THkRxoxErR1cAL-Ran Of tho the1mo-
meter for the week u noted By E I. o,Haza
at hs Drag Store, No. 80 West Randolph street,
corner Of Caual street -
, 1861-02-11
THE CITY,

fEBy m advertisement in another column
It will be seen that Van sthaick & Co, have
removed the Milwaukee Lime Depot from
Vast Water street to No, So West Lake ttrent.
- 81 The American Question" IN essay
towards the solution Of our present Eat}ona
troubles, By ElIaa Preissnsr Of Union College
Nj. Published in neat cloth cover--priet
sixty cents For sale by Mentally d Co., 81
Dearborn street.
, 1861-02-11

TOR THE CO11FlEX1ON.-
Lafrddss Bloom OF Youth.
Rh1lo..sR Dr1entAl Cream,
Phalonsa F2phion Loalux1,
RhAl0n'a Vinegar RsuEe,
Nurnests& kAlllStau.
HnyV1and-s K My dnrs
Raxtn'& Lfq qutd LILLY Me18om,
liI1IsA Royal Rouge
Meen Fun In Powder,
meem Fun In RAil&s
Pearl Powder and Lilly Whftes
twenty rAxtet1e8~
N0h1na8 KoAe4 Violet 4 Toilet Powder,
Puffs and Puff Boxes In
great Variety
SMITH + DIVER Apothscas1.a.
No. "a Lake etrcet. opp os1te fremont House.
, 1861-02-11

MILITARY Mn11Ya.-At meeting Of our
military citizen soldiery, held At the fremont
Hnn4s On Saturday evening last, Col Ezrs
Taylor was called 10 the Chair and Philip
wadsworth Was appointed sccretazT. The
object Of The meeting, ~ stated by the Chair
man, waa to xaiae a;committee to go to Spring
field and use its influence to obtain the pas+
.s.pe of m efficient Militia bill. Thu several
bills tbat have been offered before the LeG1as
1ature were discussed, and on motion, Col
Tucker, Capts Smith, Macarthur aod Barker.
Judge Barron, MessEs. Gage, Wadsworth and
others wera appointed said COMMITTEES. The
Committee .ara supposed to represent faarty
| the views of cur military men, The meeting
| then adjourned.
, 1861-02-11
IMPORT 4 N T.-Look in at

KEA AS&&N.QsG @A'@s %}fN~lS4~b
And $50 how low thsy esu OaA #Aita lead gins
Fn French Nd Asasieaa aas. xa5ass. e., 124 t "a
bk9t duAlity Hu4aak and Ill app 1ft4lnlnS r tho 4d
tRa7tl1y 1a9S> T. "ooD q "
, 1861-02-11


ArprroR's nr71cx, STATE Or Ix11ko1s,t
nrF nEaeld. January ~ 1a6i-
York CttT has lied IN Es o11ce Of ron
di,ion off auar required b1 An act 70 rexulAe
the Axencies # Insurance. oorpan,e- nostaeor osacd
br the stats Of lnno:e~ approved eh:aary 1tth h4
N set smcnd.toty tnsreto spprovt ID 1snn.y "a vs.,
nad vheseas aid Cu1n2aas - fnEalh.d satstsctofy
evid4nce th4t It r set O t redirt{ an, on: ef
oartt in se1sed Ii stocks ant aEt md hAa ale9
In thts oscs L writ IN iaStEument fEaed hF the reA
asnt s4d seesytarJ sHercof appoausE 3 "
astoa Of ne bmne;s OF thAd cemrany 7na 1uhy ano
OF process for an On De.Ai. u s1J Conl'an<, =.
senanE thst .erv1ce of {rocc. 4poa tta, the sei4
upon the Company and uaiving al cllu Of error hJ
xtasoo OF such &eet4Ce-
Vow therefor II rnEsrs2ss e ise rre,iS! ,n* :;
Pull. Ace nnts OF the state II illinois, do hereby
certi' t. y the ss'd " PHIlLlPs An*aoItze, q
agent for the sad mp4ny 70 F1nsact the business o
ns1sancs in this ssste nnr1 tae thirty ass day ot
January. n the year eighteen hundred and tI1tytTo
~ r - b. snaJ be legally empowered t. DO By said
80, In Testimony xh-seofI have hesennso sub
seEAL scr hc1 my name and Af11ed the tral nf nj
t~-~, osnee It spft1gae1t. ths seventh ay Of Fab
A1A'' So ~ 1r96E Z DUBOIa Audltps p L.
, 1861-02-11

81 cucAao GAnpEERs' soc1x1Y:-There viii
b, an adjourned meeting Of MI Society ii
their hsal, Msteea,alit&n block, THAI {Aondas)
evening, for the hnsa revision ot lid dBsw con-
stitution and by-lawa- A full attendance Ia
requested. EDGAR SAUNDERS, aoc'y.
, 1861-02-11

IF 80 900 rejected Illinois money wanted at
the highest market price, IN exchange 1or dry
goods, By r. CAarxn,
fet1W No. 1856 Lako Strset
, 1861-02-11

~ Cook L AcIAtn, q Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dystns ganrs
garments less than any other house In the cky.
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