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, 1861-02-07

ST. LOUIS, Feb. GA citizens meeting Of
unconditional Union men convened again at
Verandah Hall this afternoon, pl.rsuantto to ad-
journment, to receive the report Of the Com
mittee Of Twenty-Five, appointed at previous
meeting. The following list OF names was pre-
scntcd By the Committee as delegates to the
State Convention, and unanimously accepted !:
Il. r. Gamble, N. [, Linton, Jno. Howe, Uricl
Wright, Geo. r. Taylor, Jas. 0. Brodhead, F.
Long, F. Mercer, Henry Hitchcoca, Tnrner
Mrddocks, Isadore Bush, Sol Smith, VIM. s:
Cnldy, Hudson E. Bridge, j. &. shackelford.
The meeting WIS numeronsiy attended.
Several strong Union speeches were made
which were enthusiastically applauded. One
of the speakers was F. ?. Blair, JE., who cor
daily e1dorsed the ticket and urged nll Union
loving men to support it. 2
Two hundred and dfty United States troops
from Newport, KY, aud one hundred from
Fort Riley, Kansas, arrived to-day destined for
the United States Arsenal Of this city; the
latter company, under the command Of Capt.
Lyon, appointed commandant Of the arsenal,
vice Major Bell. There are now between 200
and Go troops at the arsenal
, 1861-02-07
ErcE1rrs OF cEnTArN LEADING ARTICLES OF Do
xEsrIc PRODUCE FOn TIE MONTH or JANUARY.

The export trade still continues on a scale Of
unusual magnitude. and the shipments during the
tho month Of nearly everything on our List, shows
m e1cess 81 compared with the corresponding Pc
riod III either OF The last two years. The exports
OF wheat exceed eight hundred thousand bushels,
while lcss than two hundred 1housand bushels
ttiiI leaves almost OF quite three million bushels
On store in this city. Corn has also been largely
shipped, and cotton and naval stores also chow an
increasc. The exports Of pork are not Is heavy,
but IN cut meats butter, cheese, lard aud ta1low,
the ontgoes are extraordinary large and hare been
70 for several months past both to Britlsh and
have nearly donbled. AS whole, therefore, this
branch OF trade Ia an exception to the prevailing
inaction, and If no sudden panic In the foreign
pcct, tho result will be very satisfactory to the
country. The following will show the compara-
Tive shipments since Jan. 1st:
, 1861-02-07

Wholesale and Retail Agents, Chicago: John
PARK .. F. Fuller h Co.. J. H. Reed d Co., Sknit
Dwyer 4 Co., Lord Smith. md Gale Bros.
, 1861-02-07

GTATE OF III iSO!S, Cuots
~ COUNTY. 8. s. voox .sulty G1Tcuit cusrx
February Term. H. H. ssI Sa::.;lei L. u&vtA ChEries
B. sawyer and Nathan ". rerki4 " Dnvisi T. steG,,
and John L. DcricE- :.
Public notice i hereby glSrn to Tue said u1slt Il.
Stout and John l. nrsnek that writ Of stiachnuenE
Issued out Of the oct Ut te GItk the taok County
Circuit tourt. aased tho sEh day Of December T. Z,
ls ii tue suit Vt tas sa samuel T. DAVIS. Char.g+ IL
sawyer auH Nathan " Perkins amt a:utn>t tasa
Of tie eail David b. stout and sol. e1nir tv,
sum OF eight hundred aud sNrnty ,ne .4tllsc~ AEI
t~enty nine Centa directed tu tue ~heri sItpheu-
County, which said writ 'e bttn eareus-
ed therefore, unless you, the said Dayt1 H. t~us
and John L. Den,lck bnAl personally and appear be-
fore the said Gook County circuit C1a: beturu the
l1st day Of thu xt eru ttrrut, ~ b. 'l.ra tha
ot FshEr.1y = lsd give snsstal bail and plead
against you. ad in favor Vt IT.. saI4 sulne =. Davts
Ihar.es = sawyer Id Aasna- ii. refEtna, md -
much ot tie property attached may ke sulrent
satisfy the said Judgment aud custs, will be sold
4NthfJ tie saMe- WM- ~ CHURCH. CLERK
GALLUP l. HITCHCOCK plu~s. AlEy laI;t1Vlw
, 1861-02-07
Totsl 57O 9t3 9M 159 153 3l1i1


The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed, amounted
10 .saa, There was limited demand for dressed
Hogs by packers and shippers, and the market was
stcady and quiet ut $s.oo@e:a5. A few selected
lots OF faney hogs we're sold ut $40; but the gen
cral run OF the receipts couad not command over
sses for those weighing so 1bs and upwards Live
Hogs were quiet ut *s,oo@5.ss gross.
The provision market continues exceedingly
dull, and In Mess Pork the only transaction rc-
ported waa email lot at $15.s7k. Lard ia dull nj
9xc, at which 100 hrls prime Leaf wcEc cold, and
another lot Of 80 brls at 94c. There II nothing
doing il Cut Meats.
The Flour 7.,arkct remains unchanged. with
limited demand for he South and East, and about
1,1oo brls were sold at $*16@4-as for common 10
choice spring extras. Wheat was In better specN-
lstive demand aud the market ADVANCED aooat nc
with sales of No. at SOC and No. 2 ut ::a174Ae
--c!osins with good dem.nd at the inside gu. VA
tlon. There Was fair inquiry for Mixed Corn ut
z7xG at which figure the market Was very firm.
Oats were quiet and steady at IKE. Rye 45G1AGc.
Barley was sold BY sample In email parcels at 3oe1
35c. Timothy Seed was scarce and in good demand
at e5Das0. Clover Seed Is quiet, with limited
sales at $4.bo0460. Highwines were in good re-
quest ut 14c, hut holders were asking an advance
ofx@Xe, and we have no sales to report Hides
are steady and flrm.
, 1861-02-07
THARLES RANDOLPH,

= GENERAL CONFESSION MERCHANT,
No. 3 Loouala Building,
Corner Of Clark md 8outa Water s1setS. Advances
@ads on Gon&sn1nenss. !. ., 49,. .&aV1y
, 1861-02-07

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The Presidents
course In relation to the proposition Of Hayne
Is similar to that Of the former course, that he
bad no authority to treat for either the dispo-
sltion Of forts Or other public property It is
his duty to defend them TO the best Of his
ability, and the consequences must fall on
those who attack them. Haync will now re-
tnrn tn Enuth {1nrclina
, 1861-02-07

NOTICE OF i;.n.-}ll.. .r.as.
default ha. been made IN thc conditiai, of err
tain mortgages made. executed and ds!ts trst ,hs
snI Clarz L. his wie, aas yau.s \. i. a4i;a anss
sarah c. \, Ills wife parties Of rr<t part fus;eur:ss
lotn. raftY of t1s sss:sfa East npvn certain rsal
tacnt II tuur Certain pFulut-,es a.s@ thertIn ue-
fcrb~d of even late there with amounting t.- t~r Il.
tas sa = I, ~ a xnisa s sa ~ n9..5:as sa. tYly
sale. u The State oi ll1in, ~ tl:s ;i Aay .nk
A. y lStf. III Look = Pages :sa T.. ani. a..
IN INC ~ Once Of t.- Hou.t1y Of E11
said State. the I'd day 1t May a. H. iai t .k =
VI Mortgages. Iasr ~ aaL kertas, delElI is
i,ae IN te Ias n,ent " r. last s"o * the a.ft said
$a6 =. lO falling due the Er-t day of trtpse- =. D.
l.s the other the t;:9 u iGV 1ailL ase the
signe,. are t:,G a-.k.ne. sl. mortgage ard nv:a.
Last mentioned for Valuable cnn... ratil by t.cal
Eald and arr thrrt; "nty constituted an: :Te!rtr
Tftlssers for the fnrrcitsIrt aud collect l-Ieut By
virtue Of the condition Ut raid pirrtga....
NOS, therefore. pabEr nntce t. h'tchg given thtt
pursuance II By strtsc ri rawsr ann arthofttY
In us sr.ted by SAIL ntrGas nnt assignments
A. u. !s6l ut eleven u HEX In the ,siI
day. Vt the uosth door 1e conrr House, IL tr Llky
fur cash the Premises tn sal, mortgage described To
pay and sstAtY rai last two broM.l:ury natt. wi,ss
The n;ertsr thereon "ss ts+t with sis exirn*es "r
the town ot Mateatl1es: thr " !. VI tne = !. Vi see
=; n: T. 4 Of thet. 81 !. Of SEE. =: s..e trac, ef
and s. y. efssc NJ: sec. =: :he ). Fras. u s u.
sss.:l ths ssc.,::: Isl y, +: ,tha !. y.
i +. an.s tse s !, u ses: : ia " = ss :as:
ot Thtr,i Principal MsrA,1 in the :,ats II I'LL
deapoa q q he he s.ld III
e:thl:5SN s2hS HSSzs3Ss;f S3SeSse;fs; 4.
Chicago. January :st,,. 1sG1. issausIIIsf
, 1861-02-07

BuR1Roros, Vt, Feb. G-The late delegates
to the Chicago Convention from Vermont,
comprising many Of the leading Republicans Of
the State, met intormal1yat Montpelier yester-
day, and unanimously protested against the
adoption Of any Of the proposed plans Of COLL
promise before Congress.
, 1861-02-07

In Irying's Life Of Washington we find
the following extract from one of his letters.
" We are either united people under one head
md for federal purposes, or We are thirteen in
dependent soverelgntfes, etefnally countcract-
a majority Of the States as the Constitution
points out, concciycs to be for the benefit Of
the whole, Mould, IN my Aa,7Ve opinion, Be
submitted to by the nsfn0rify. ! can t0resee no
evil greater than disunioR, than those unrea-
sonable jealousies which are continually poi
soniug our minds, and filing them with ina.
IN another letter to Jay he says: 1--WE have
probably had too gpod an opinion Of human
nature In forming our confederation. Expert
ence has taught MS that men will not adopt
and carry into execution measures the best
calculated for their own good without the in
letter to Colonel Henry Lee, in Congress, he
writes: "You talk, my good sir, of employ
ing influence to apPesse the present tumults
in Massachusetts,. know not where that in
fueuce Is to be found or, if attainable, that it
would be proper remedy for tho disorder.
Influence is not government. Let rs have
a government by which our lives, liberties
aad properties will be secured, or let US
know the worst at once There Is call for.
decision Know precisely What the insurgents
them If possible. + ~ U they haze moi.
g ey s ~ e e Ro1za<t z1ns n sgens he.
then be braeed and held with steady hand,
and every violation Of the Constitution be rep
rehended. If it be defective, let it be amended:
but not suffered 10 Be trazsplad upon ,aalst Il DDS
an cristenoe." In letter to General Knox he
writes: VI feel, my dear General Knox, inf1n-
itely more than can express to youfor the dis
orders which have arisen in these states. Good
God, who, besides 4 tory could have fore
seen, or Briton predicted them3 do assure
you that even at this moment, WHEN reflect
upon the present prospect Of our affairs, It
seems to rue to be like vision or d dream.
- After what I haye seen, or rather
what have heard, shall be surprised at moth
ing; for If three years since any person had
told me that there would have been anch a for
midable rebellion as exists at this day against
the laws and Constitutions of our own making.
should have thought him Bedlamite, III
subject for q madhouse." How applicable
these words to the people Of South Carolina
aud other seeding States at the present time:
and how differently would the lava have been
enforced and treason and rebellion nipeed In
the bud we're he now President Instead Of
James Buchanan: -
, 1861-02-07

Connecticut Dcmoerat1c ConVent1ons
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 6s-The Demo
critic State Convention met in this city this
morning, and organized by the choice Of Wm.
B. Burfiu rs President The morning was
occupied in the appointment Of the usual
committees.
Hon. J. C. Loomis, Of Bridgeport, is promi-
nentIy named as the candidate for Governor
The Convention Is full one. It is supposed
that the majority Of committee Of twenty.one
on resolutions arc Douglas men.
, 1861-02-07
From NortI, Carolina.

RALEIGH, Feb. 5.--The Senate has passed
general Stay law. The House il considering
the Military Bill
The news from Virgins clates some and de-
nrcsses others
, 1861-02-07

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-Counterfeit IS on the
like denomination on the Bulls Head Bank,
New York, were put in circulation last night.
It Is reported that the ship David Brown,
from San Francisco for Cork, has been lost at
sea- Two Of her crew were brough ht into New
Orleans
, 1861-02-07

Starving.
ArcH1sox, Feb. CIV. ". jerome, Of Ir-
wing, Marshall county, 50 miles from AtcAison,
says that cattle and hogs in his neighborhood
arc actually starring. The Inhabitants are
nearly destitute Of food, and must perish IN
less relief is speedily afforded. The despera-
ton Of despair is scizing upon them. Their
teams arc giving out, and arc too weak to make
their why through the snow. Some have been
four weeks In trying to get from the Republi-
can Forks to Atchison, and have turned back
disheartened. Tho population OF Marshall
county Is about 5000.
Mr.. Jerome has hurried to Atchison with all
possible dispatch, fearing that the people on
the Little Blue will suffer from hunger before
he can get hack with supplies. =.
The condition Of the roads In that region is
now so bad that only shout ten miles day
can be travelled.
, 1861-02-07

New ORLEANS, Feb. 6.--In the Convention
to-day, the resolution to appoint Commission
Confedcrncy, was tabled by vote OF 58 to47.
, 1861-02-07

B The Rev.. j.: Mccnntock, formerly Of
the N. T. Fourth Ave, Methodist Church, aud
now associated with tie Rev. 4. Longacre ut
the American chapel in Paris, recently fell and
50 injured his knecpan that he is obliged to
preach to his congregation sitting. :.
, 1861-02-07

HARR1sEuRGu, Feb. 6.-Gov. Curtin has
ordered salute in honor Of the result fayora-
BILE to the Union in Virginia. Resolutions
congratu}atoEy to Virginia were offered in the
HDtlSn
, 1861-02-07

Bosrox, Feb. 5-Capital stock, s3s $50 200;
Loans and Discounts, $G4 $4,000; Specie,
due to other bauks, q, 8,4s5, ,600;.: deposits,
418, $4,000; circulation, p, 800. ,
, 1861-02-07

BosTox, Feb. 2-Thcrc Is 4 better feeling In the
Boot and Shoe Market and the appearances Of
things the past week begins to look more like pre-
yious years at this season. Buyers have made their
appearance from different parts Of the West, and
FUN Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, and New York, but
extent, some orders are in market also from the
Sontll, one in particular from Mississippi, the
money accompanying the order. From present aI,-
pcaranccs we look for q nore active markrt next
week, and v shall be happy to chronicle change
from the dul1ness which has prevailed for 90 long
time. With manufacturers business continues as
arc equal to any demand for the present.
Thcfc is mare enquiry for California several bug.
ers here purchasing for that market The stock oi
boots and shoes in California January !, 1861, was
from 3o000@35 900 cases. Among tho exports o1
the week VIC notice eS7 cases by the Gaspee from
this port for San Francieco and from New York
The quantity cleared Mt the Custom House has
, 1861-02-07

.s,ha Eeu York stock Market for JAM
uaFFe
The following table represents the lowest aud
highest cash prices at the Board for The month Of
January, 1851, to 31st ult.. inclusive ahd closing
Jan. 1861. Feb. 1. :
, 1861-02-07

The orders for uacurTcnt money ara equal TO
the rcceip:s, and the market Is steady at
quotations.
ST. LOUIS MosET MARKEr.--The Missouri DEM
oerat OF yesterday says: .-
The money market is generally unchanged TO-
day. The supply Of Exchange IL quite small.
whic y, with an advance at Chicago to-day to 61cr
but belief that an advance will again take plaee
here. Dealers generally sold sight on the East to
day at 5H premium, and on New Orleans ut . pre-
Iuium. Gfocc1s and other buyers are very 10th to
pay thcse mites, but they find 1t impossible to get
1t Tor less. = :. ..,
Nothing new is noted in rates Of Currency. ILL
DIV in rotlnd numbers.
, 1861-02-07

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. Geo. sandcHon,
Union Dem, was elected Mayor yesterday, By
10 over the ultra Republican candidate.
, 1861-02-07

CHEKIFF'S HA1lE.-By virtue Of
~ writ Of execution, Issued from the Circuit Court
Of Cook County, In favor Of John D. C1eshqrn et a.
ants 1t Ii O'Clock l. r. on the Ssh daJ Of kebrnaIy
1851 At the north door Of tho Court HoTss n re e!tE
the right title and interest Of sald Defendants II and
% The following described rsupeEty e vt haft q
70 chicago described : follows: Hsf:innng q @ !hs
northwest corner Of ead fot three i3l snG Taaaas
twenty-five itet frs to stake ihencG sonthsfs te
the pl3ce 5here the dock should be built on the oahk
Of tie liver and 100 fcet easterIy from the west line q
sa log ttee s thence y e tRe III
meaning. hereby to convey one hundred and twGlty:
nve feef feet ou he hshEay aSd eae % aand1ee n e.
privileges aud appurtenances to tn same Ia me lont
o said dock to the centre Of The rtyes To- shsf win
& 6. HEslSG, Sheriff of Cook County
Ry +. LrxnAED, l1epnX.
, 1861-02-07

Gmc1xNAT1 Monty MaRET.--The Gazette oi
yesterday thus Icviaws the market for exchange:
Tho receipts Of New York exchange were better
to-day. anal uotwith4tandin. Increased sales, con
eequent upon collection dsy, the demand was met
at ): prem. buying and X prem selling. Philadel-
phia and Boeton X prem buying and " prem sell
1ng. B.ltimo.e K@M d. buying; Adyisss Nn2 r. re-
cefved from that city to-daT quote New iorS 9 e1,
therefor, unwilling to buy at eren Il dis. Sew
Orleans ia sitter, hut rates are Irregular. We
quote A1x prctn- buyins and H01 prem sell-
Time bills On New York 60 fresly at equal to 10Go
IA "a sor+ = nuntA.
, 1861-02-07
Rarey' and Coy. sevVard's Arabian

We find in the New York Times the follow
ing description Of the exhibition of Goy. Sew
ards horses by Rarey:
Ono Of the most interesting features Of the
entertainment was the exhibition of the Ara-
bian horses presented by A. B. Trabulsky,
Esq, to Mr.. William Henry Seward. At first
i stallion of remarkable beauty, and the finer
Of the two, was led in. He was very clean
built animal, with an eye lustrous and power
ful, chest fully developed: q leg taperingg, and
boofs small and nnshod- He WIS very play
full, very agile, and exceedingly quick in all his
movements. His groom states that he is one
of the best boxers he ever saw, and would be
very apt to floor the American Champion, Mr-
Heenan, were he and that worthy person TO
. come In contact. The struggle that eusued,
when Rarey attempted to strap and throw him,
though not very protracted, was exceedingly
interesting and amusing The horse seemed
to understand his intentions, and, more In fun
than in anger, resisted all attempts to entrap
him. After the first strap was on, and the left
foreleg was securely bound up, he jumped
around the ring, and pranced md kicked in
the most agile manner. 1t WIS long tinls
before Rarey succeeded in getting hi1n down,
but, after that success was attained, there Wills
no familiarity too great, no endearment too
presumptous for the tanner to indulge in. The
horse betrayed singular intelligence-plnced
his. forc-legs about Rarey's ncck-dTcW him
up close to him, while with his nose he fon-
died and caressed him The straps having
been removed, the horse spraug suddenly to
his feet, only to find Rarey on his back, and
with him there, he gal1oped swiftly about the
ring, and then, in Obedience to the rein, darted
through the gate, and was lost to our sight,
| The other Arabian present was then brought
| in. There was nothing Of particular note
about this horse. lie was very well made,
stoeky anl able horse, but no better apparent.
ly than fifty we could find, owned by parties
| resident in this city
, 1861-02-07

NHEfkIT . DfiJlEs FfKtNI o1
certain .yr.t of execution issued from the supe
rior Cours Of Chicago. Cook County. II nxo1 Of Wm
H Waite Plaintiff and Against John " a1gnop i, any
Hq. o1F oT of f4 re sse Gea5s T
nnh1c yendue al the right title md interest OF said
wal5e IN sna 70 ne Of #
Stction one III Town forty (40}, Range thirteen as:
esst Of the Thd Principal Meridian eontaisin sbont
qUuEtcr fA) Of section tventyhve ca, TeEn forty
1) Range thirteen tis) east ot the Third rrtncipal
wv IL e. HESING, Sheriff OF Cook Comfy.
By f. LuNBAKD. Ueputy.
r>,t.a tbe oad day of Jan 1851 fa.95i -dqQ1SS SStW
, 1861-02-07

MIGHT SCAVENGER.-Cha
In Kunz viii attend TO the cleaning Of prfvy vaults
removing Of asahls maaure end any offensive mattes
Iii Te-efra n-nnnt at8hEton p04x.1ro
, 1861-02-07
Heqal embellishments.


1 hOc1EE'o ot1LL.-DtIshtlt AsAs
notes mentioaed ID two DrFds VI trust dated August
13a hy Hiram yoy ana Angnstns Fs
illinois, in Hook II Of Deeds one II The same On Pasa
81. snd ,he otsr on Psgs - tne uDdczslgnea .hs
az s = r. os9sS q e e. te.
In tho CITY ef Chicago Count, OF Cook aforesaid Tell
iii of tas olIoSinE Ss:srbea pafesh e land situate
tasniy sng III q Il one NJ M
and erIteen nj III ths school section Addition 10
ses eY 1 e. M es
,ee aossa .,as Az isol lei and sztsndus Saes
AEo. Out Lot d bIoce Ave t75l IN the Sub
Town foaaaai sSssy nns III aof.h i EaaRs ioaTtsen e. III
ast Etn az ~ tnd .aE oY naa AZ ey e ben OF +
ss e + s, o. :a
Pssd .ssof4s IT, i IA AZ o:
Dc payment q ERsG;snS a!f5s r,n....
chicago repraas1 s s. Isl. AS'A' 1S;ds IL ts:sM M
CTATE OF lLLlNOlo. CtjOh
SSpss I'D e Gsnss Hisn
Is Isaeon s,itfari GecyEe Clifford f. w. Piti is
md Sssss r sas ef Gen effort
George Clifford md 7; y. Piikiss A*lsadante seays
esS9 os @ ass Soee Z:
tas Gideon GeI SSsTEs s.t; ;sa ts;l 7 ",
e Il s.i f:nrt IN tha fhnncerv side Ei,tr+
= ss
defend.nts retnrnahie On lhs trst Montav Of FcbF-
~ ne1t ISL ID il by law required and aiterwss. t,
snmmons ssurd eui II eaid touft asaost lid def n
ss1a ~ fesa'naoi IN 'ne hsS' Aohaas o' s''1eA ne@'
VOW therefore unless on the S,i., r deon Gi1orJ
f.ar,-r r. l;ifFord and + " F,tEj,, aAalt xrsunIiy
10 sni anncsr befsrf. su, SnorrLr .nrt of Cfiraco
of 1.uok Gounfy "a &c ursr ,ay IL tan ncrt terpl
therrof to be holden ut Chicago, In 1afH CUuutY on
fhe irst Monday Of sxtsh 15it anil plsaI afiswes
or dsmqr to lie s1:l c;:pina. till of rrplpiainr
and stared vii be Is.sn n ct,ni4s-i. and deefea
sn5ereo Eli 's1SN ''a RiWppNI CIexs e da''
WA1KkE, vAy AgaAx < Dx1TEn. CompTss sorr
--s-- --------.-
HTNvrTftt.: ,:r' ~titt Ir1,.,.nt,
OAAN3. y: e-As+.-.--7 - HtfEstS@
IN default has ntrn nsatt Bh the condition ri . e.
taln uioffgA.: ntade. exfrutti ah lrsvrr On tfat
first dry nj Nlarrh ~ - @ ',s wi 7. Htpetus
, 1861-02-07

KU4N DRIED CORN MEAL.
~ Fairfield MrlA-sm bh;A oa .ota celanrsasi
hfSoA In stora And for sale by ~
.,.,,..,- AkDEURb; MEREDITH CO.
HS&@J Ae. ~ South " Asek u
, 1861-02-07
COMMFRCIAL

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. g, 1861
The following arc the receipts and shipments 70:
thepsst twenty yiour hours:
, 1861-02-07

M O1tlIAGxE SALE:.-N taertaa.
4YA jo.. r. Sherman Ct the Ctv IT New ynr,r hers
ter of EewsFe ,ev Jersev hT ,6rt sSn. Sts as Eo
Ytit a D. lS3t IN, recnrrfed IN H.. ssr X
Count; ,,y .5tn tsss = +, W R,t 8 ~ .t :zSs ~
paEe 81 :fan prsa, = n3k = 81 r.
cufe TIE pnyr,rit OF crTtain r,ff f,r ~ hns w. -
i've E,!-rt, ,s,.,fars tste r.iv ~. t 1T e tnsan9
asa ii ssss II ninsteen hnS1' 1a, a. "a ~, as. "a
Z, Frrn..E ~ II III y sTs a I ysass lrom he he salt
ptnt of s.tt M ah~ asis ~ I ~
u dc r Of len ~ een nernnn ;t,n -, n;so
Of April a .: $50; sad. whereas tet1nIl h.s bse
interest which nave failen due On ain sts nni ntt
and ha. Ihefcfrre rtes led :, :Iaei1r tn4 ..tI
cipnl sau,a due aal payable. ~''s' '@o 7'''' '''~
to the nower cDut1Incd in the sst{ ,,nrt..e Wiz
be at public auction At tae Conrt Tnns ,ssr In th
City Of Chicago IN tns County Of CooE On thn tnsrr
forenoon Of that daT to the h'rhest ~ 49, ~ rs.h
lie sasI nof1raxed premises IN % It nnTn@r
seventeen QD. III Block number fteen as. IA J"hu
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eouitI cf resnntn @ St9.S ~ y. ~ al H. H. ~
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ptaee above Henfi9Es;i gSArs . porrrr wo.,,. - .'>
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, 1861-02-07

New YORK, Neb. "a salute Of 81 guns was
fired to-day in honor Of Virginia.
, 1861-02-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NATIONAL tRlSlS.

The Washington Conference
John Tyler its Prcsidcnt-l1c
Makes q Speecll--Kt is Eli
d0rscd by Gov. Chase.
SECRETARY BLACK APPOINTED I. s. ST.
PREnE JUDGE.
Encouraging Prospects Of Peace
and Harmony.
ANDREW JoHNsUA's GREAT UNION SPEECH.
Hayne has got his Answer
and goes Home.
DIRECT NEWS FROM FORT SUMTER.
Mai. Anderson and his Men in Good
Spirits.
TREASON IN TEXAS AND ALABAMA
TEXAS OUT, ALMOST.
nt1,er UnnOrtomt Matters
, 1861-02-07

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WHITE CHEMICAL ERAsIVE SOAPS,
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AMBER AID GLYCERINE SOAPS,
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