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FLOCR-Receiycd last week. 20.sSJ. There has
past week. aud the market has ruled l0@l5c higher
Than at the date Of our Inst weekly review. To
tic rates Of Eastern exchange buyers are lcss an
xfous aud thy market IL quiet 1t for fair
III clroee Spring ExtIas, aud $assG. ioo 1os com
quiet aud neglected-salcs being canlned 10 thv
local trade at a5Gl5 IS fot White Winter. conS
MEAL e dull and hesvy with = limited demand at
Tor Cnpoltcd. RrE flour Is dull and hcary at
$s-90Qt3.OO. nccKwHEAT FLnrn is in limited re-
qasst a. siis@s s PEI 100 lns: .n,. ~.
demand being fair but buyers and sellers .10@15c
apart. Sales were: 81 hrls :. Beekcre" at $500
81 ee' sa g 81: ae sa 9t:
River ut *ias5 DEL CO blls DO 1t s. udcl: sob
Sood Spring s1sfa 1T s'so del; 81 or's "A1c:.dis
WHE.lr-Eeoeivcd last week, 1eoso7 hu- Dur
Ing the past week. owing to fatE speculative iu-
Wheat has cen active, and notwithstanding an iu-
ctcase .of 40,o1 bushels tn tho receipts, pttees
haze ssS s'd Than e Fl as S1
try ille1s during tho past week haa alto bccn nc.
tive. and heavy sales hive becn made on track VI
y T,.1,ar h liz ma market epsned frr,. and udranccd
dirty: bnt as soon as the New York dispatches
Il cup Il s,e siisssed Tsf q s q:
& sn5anS az Sfe u t e.
S6c in .tors; So he Ksjccted ii &c ID store. -.
msfiet during ,he week has 6sen t;esdy and arn
and prices show an advance of,sGlxc = bu. .Thcro
has been some inquiry lor sarsoss to bs delivered
as ssa.psed iSSo 81 Ii1ed az Com 70 5e
delivered on ths 18th Of Apri! At Sc f. o. b.: bu:
| NV huyers are wiiinr to rive that ~oe D"N
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BY TELEiGRA|PH.
xxxyiTa WhGRESs---Seeond Sesalou. +:

| WARRINGTON, Jan. II, 1850.
! sErlrr-M. BIGLER introduced q bill pro.
posing amendn1entEto tho Constttution 70 90
voted On for rejection or approval by Inc peo~
pie on the 18th Of February.
MI. Blgler'e bln provides for taking the
iense Of the people Of the country On ceIlMn
proposed amendments TO- the Constltutlons
that territory held OF hereafter acquired pe a,
yided by line Oh parallel $50 ~; tnat ~ AZ
territory north Of said Line involuntary sefsas ~
prohibited, aud In ii territory south O. said
line involhntar5 setVitude, as now ensuing n
States south Of, Mason and Dlxons n1e, Il
recognized, and ahal1 he sustained anu pro-
tected by all departments Of Ie'E1tonM gofs..
etnments, aud territory north or south OF sHu
Congress may prescribe, when i snsn e2n5ain
q population requisite for one 1uetnbesS q Sen.:
Eress according to tie federal ratio. congress
shall not have poEer to hbolieh slavery u Pla-
ces under it's exclusive 3uFssdiction and slinate
sxs e:wsep hs ,s Init a M .as:.5 afdR$ IL 5S
District Of Golamhia.as. long.as:it exiats @ u;
Maryland OF Virgins. Or either ot t9em. g a. Miln;.
out Just compensation to owners. 1t alia9 De-
the duty Of Congress to provide TINT the qni.:
teds states dhaH :ra5C the owner who applies
f. f., r. I'll aa E;3SSs 1Ss1s OF es 1aSl
or other pffctr whose duty It. Was
to arrest THO fugitive is prevented BY sio-
lence or intimidation :; or when, alter af1cst+
the fugitive Is rescncd By force and the owner
prevented or obstructed in the recovery q tue
slave, the United States is to haEe the r1gnt TO
sue the. county where tho said violence, 1au1n1-
datfon, or rescue yTns committed, aud recover
with interest the amount thus paid the eoun-
| ty to hare the power to recover from wrong
doers or xescners When the owner WIS pre-"
yented IRON recovering hls iaS.t1fe IooEa ~
snan nave NO po%ef 70 Prontpis .as za.,ar
s1aYe 1faae, Gut tne a1rlcan snas tts 20 nS' -
70 pc IeslSea, e1ecpt " ~
| notn p1aucnes u Congress ,E heteA.te. ~ -
ffes!nent 70 hoio ONCE toT ~ Ss..1ue.. San n1 ~
nenig1pte !or 1e-eiection. 1ne Honsutano.' ~ ~
shalt nor nefcaiter ne so amenuen ;a " " ~ ~
tnoftze tongless 10 lnteIese VIII " ss,n,S usHuuS
any aomestlc lnstilntlgns VI tnc otate "i1noo'
the consent @ q an INC staIes.,
Mr. MlLs0N moved It's reference 10 INC 'u.
o1cialy EomM1ltSn n
": b1SnEh mSnIn9 o2)Gcts9; in, .xono..s. >,
AT. Go.;..lt:. u,a p,UIsIi =;
elanee tne Ionsututlon inait unsvncttnfn ~,
way 20 lmpeIant ois a;E1fd ~ IL r.Hsr
M3ntA u"h VI ua so"nA'' 'A
req 70 14e S9m14issI: 81, t,;i, ,.,.
at. aon !3i ~ ,a., kuu W.
-. oi9AEh :" - wv" AaAes ~ ass nsS uH 80. w..
Teleneq III tne aoseuce =! enc eettot sIo.n noa
hentuc6J; y ~ not an attempt to7anse':ef'
WIN VIII cnG 49I,nE3It l,Gnt " tue Peo"e. "e.....s.,.
AI' ohoHN sao L9ey were noe !usuneu ~ ee'l-a
considering such 9 pia IN me aoeenee oi eena
'osS IRON en- SeSelai eWN staaas, ~, ot,on
| Mr. GRIMEs ;nt1odnceII % Il = resolution re
questing the President to communicate wha
Information he may have regasd1ng attempt ea!l !
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SAMUEL r, DESs0S. Trustee;
December Eth. 1SD dcSd.esstd

AT ASTEK'S SALE.-State OF lii.
lfl nois, County Of Coos, $. s.-saferor Cont OF
G!icase.-in ChsneeEy Robert Anthonx u; A1no
rubS notice hereby eissa hat L EEFspanss Of e
the l2th day Of December: j. L. t5tt r1 Scott -
Master in thancetJ Of said superior CONF q Chicago
Will on Tuesday, the twenty secnnd E2ead1 dAy cf
January, =. =. ISL nj ten o.coek ln tas toFsaooa n
Of that day, at the north door Of the Court HOUSE.
Il the CITY e chteaso. II ;atd Csanty e cooE-
oliver aaI Robert Antanny Il ;*1, and + e IL q,
Town of Lyons III the County Of Coos. and stale q
iuinots, aud bounded u follows, vtz:-BegtnntpE =
the ueIthelst corner Of Section thttfy lone tal ana
running thenss xoutl eighty ~ tds ,heEss @ s ssst
ihencG east twenty c rods tn The place Of begin
nin, being Rectangular lot of ground eighty W *
twentTfour (st rods squire. Containing t~elrs tl1}
acres aaan Rsngs txx'ys s Te%nsean s, saSss MY
Esflrf with all and singular tt4e apparteuaHcts and
Establishments thereto belonging or Il nny Ess appss.
faIulnR the buldiLXs and ereCtlnns ~ VIZ FeFef
Sind o. nature unon said lot Of land. IRA SCOTT.
Master IN Gttaneery oI the Superior Coust "
Dated Uecxu4eeS 15-h. 1safl. ael'11eItQ
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Review OF the British Corn Trade.

From thc 1lafk Lane G1pfcSs, Ucc. al
The sudden appearance OF intense frost. while 1t
prospect Of ameliosation In the eanples Of Eng
lf=h Wheat than was at one time expected. This
benefit IL the marc welcome In consequence Of the
prospective diminution Of foreign supplies, hther
quality Flour. The rayaScs, too, Of the Sing,
which were becoming tcrinus where the pewiy-
planted Wheat was well up, will he put
: stop TO- Should, too. the opelins II
land nry be got III order for the early spring. and
equal, II moi excel, the latc autumnsl toWinee:
gutnpests, though still On extraordinary
scale. have not stopped the Upward tendency Of
country hare increased In value fully il TO p per
or, although some places note but o slight ad-
yaEce. KedAmerican wheat has been most in favor,
ftomit: dFynfss and strength; the large imports
averages this scason arc about e0s per qr. Under
the top prices. Now Us a0s upon 51* II 20 per
cent, midway ss 20 per cent; and at this rtio At
least VIC must Estimate the deterioration or thu new
Foreign markets have again been without any par
ticnar features and the approach OF Christmas has
had lie influence here and abroad, operations being
restricted French prices have been steady rather
krts have decidedly riscn us has Odessa; but
Egypt. and the ports in tho aiediteT1ancan. have
been calnl Money matters, aud high frciynse. have
nade brealstuffs rather easier again In New York.
The arrivals off the coast etnce the 18th last were
II eargoes, Of whica caEsocs were wheat, 1ualze
ann barley.
The sales noted Last week were Ca 753 q.s. wheat,
at 5s ID: against 1si.6oo qre In the corresponding
period OF last year.
The London averages were 53s. "a. on l,4Ua ers
The arrivals of Wheat and Flour into the princi
pal ports Of Great Britain for the week ending Dc
ccnt1cr 12th were equal to IS, ,619 qs7. Ot which
s2.0S3 qs.s- were colonial
The imports Of last month were oS5,os3 quarter.
Theat, AID 515. AS cwte. Flour.
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PARIS, Jan. 1.-The Emperor Of Austria has
received Count Pcliki, aud announced that he
would grant him full md complete pardon,
on condition Of conducting himself henecforth
As faithft1 subject, Count Peliki promised
tlls, and left the Imperial Palace free man.
The Noaiteur publishes q decree comforting
on Gen Aontalban the Grand Cross Of the L..
gion Of Honor.
LIVERPOOL, jan. 1.-Intelligencc has Just
been received Of the loss Of tie shfp Golden
Star, Capt Staplcton, from Mobile for Liver
pool, with $3.50 bales Of cotton. The ship w:s
lost near Fcatherhcad, county Rexford, on
the eth nit The captain, his wife, servant
girl and sixteen Of the cw,perished. A mate
and sf1 men were sIyed.
The steamer Great Britain from Melbourne
Is reported off Boelbaut at o'clock this even,
ing.
Cu1sA-China dates arc to the 18th of No
vcmber via St. Petersburg. There is nothing
new.
The King Of Naples takes refuge in Span
tsh vessel every night, returning to Gacta III
the morning.
The annexation Of Rome to Sardinia made :
demonstration 1T St Peters on the st1l.
HuSaARr.-Count Richberg, Austrian Pre-
mier, it is stated has resigned. His rcsigna
tEon Is not yet definitely accepted. Coun1
Mcnadorr, it is eaid, is likely to succccd hin,
, 1861-01-16
lEgaI advertisements.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~: CogNTY.t6 3. ,CodE Comfy Circuit Co1st,
saw2er and Saslan ". Perkins 70. David B. Stout,
FubIc notea i 6e.cby given to TIC. aid pav1dB.
stont and John L. Deulck tfat witt Of attachunent
Circuit Court uated ske .6lh day Of DecembeT, A. 3.
la as tas ~ sus e tne e. s.ia Samuel Davis Charles
Of the eai1 David b. Stout and John L. DemIek for thn
sam Of eight hundred and tEenty:on dvllazs aud
son County, Which aai1 writ has been rstared e1eut
Cd oE thcrc:oEc, unless you, the said David B. stLpt
fose tie satd Cook County Circuit Or before ne
q ne y Tenn tlesrol to be holden Ut tia
e e. FoFp1 1 stve spea pa' M plsa e
against yeu, snd In tAyor q the said samuel C. D4
Charles 2, sa.yet and Sathan ". Perkins, aud 90
uneh OF the property attached rHy hc sufficient 10
satsty Tho sid Judgment and costs Will be sold to
Ba1sfy the same. VII. y. CHURCH, Clerk,
liALLCF T. UITCHcoCE PIfe. A{t'y - 1aI4dyspaw7
, 1861-01-16

TUlCAEO Anu MlLN AENEE
~ RAILROAD CoxrAsy.-The annual msetlrg Of thc
0: the GlIcnEo md Milwaukee, 1sltGoad
Company viii h. eld 1t ,e Office of The Company in
Ghisaso TUESDAY FsssHa5S1 1 a. M 70 1S!eG ,t r
&C On at such other buatnt.s may be presented
}a;-d8s.td y. s uUNSS, Secretary.
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from the Lnnaen IiMeS, Uec. al
The Amsterdam, for New York today has taken
out. Is waa expected large sum IN god, the total
meas. since ike those latey made to Paris for the
1epa HsnS = ~ ais
injurioualy at period when bhc Is not iafEelyt
debt to u.s. and when the alarm IL from political
<liscptd and not from want Of nlatc1ial prosperi-
t. America cannot draw. from US more than
We owe, OF more than va 1nd Il. convenient
ocs f. s ID for The dp Of e ase a. Or
ssaaire Or BE- disposed ts import less iof the IL
viii for the most part 60 back when i rebound
occurs. The idea of a Sympathetic panic On this
side nom anythtns nov taking plsse ~ the @ Ented It
during tic past week In the price Of wheat j.
riuns feature Indicating us It does. iu the face o1
enormous aErIrals. that or crop ,,.p has proSsa ,
wa5 anticipated; bnt any outflow u gold from
xaat c1uec Is uot to be regarded IN harins any
c.ancction With, the American panic Il m extra
obt:ined from somr foreign country, and whether
We make payment to Russia: Germany, Turkey,
ceps that America, ~ room as her present condi-
iioa shall hare passed away, Mhich may be the
ease AT any Instant, will be likely to prove the
1T New York has cauecd that market to be selected
for the nnornrnt thc most advantageous fuf buy
sss. but We have Jet to see whether the lac never
teInre witnessed, IL now 10 occur OF political panic
operating with murc power to cause fall IN prices
1han can be excrcl<ed by a steady rcadymoney de-
rnaad for raising them.
(Frona the London News, Dec. 24.]
Five orsix weeks aeo, whQn the contingency &
= drain OF gold 10 .anlerica was nrst discussed,
rather eerIou. apprchcnsIons were generally enter
famed with regard to the probable effect upon ouz
money market. TN former occ ssons much strin,
Gc1cy has been caused by tho mere withholding OF
the specie reu1tttaAccs which are ordinarily rereiy
rl from America: good deal OF countcnanee WAS,
therefore, given to thu sicw that the reversal 1.-the
s,sirarr cuufst os trade involved In dow OF gold
from this sido would greatly Inconvenience W
Amid Nil the uncertainty In which the eoarse Of af
factory to notice how lightly the burden has vel
fallen ou us. It Is Just four weeks since specie
shipments commenced to New Tork: and BOW tha
re arc anxiously watching the effect produced Il
-tmesica b. the relief which We have sent over. Il
m7y be useful to reapitrlatc below the remit
rssces In the order in which they havc occurred
, 1861-01-16

Message of tho Govdrnor OF Indiana.
Isu1ASAroL1s, Indiana, January 14th.-
Tue Governor and Lieut. Governor elect
were ipausuratcd this afternoon. The Gov
crnors address favors measuresforthe purpose
Of giving greater efficiency to the present de-
fective military laws OF tho State. The I'M.
portaurc Of a we'll drilled militia organization
can not be overcstimatcd In tue present c1iti-
cal condition of national aflaira. Treating Of
national afE:1irs, hc says the novel claim and
reasonable assumption tat any state has :, q
| right to seccde under the Constitution Of the
United States, is II doctrine unknown to the
Constitutional war with the principles which
our Government Wis established, and destruc-
tive to those high md sacred objects sought to
be accomplished BY the confederation. II the
position Of the South isright that the result Of
Presidential election, legally and constitu-
tionally CONDUCTED, ;s i good reason for the
dissolution Of the Union, then the Union can
| only be preserved by a base surrender Of the
| rights Of the majority to rule, striking down
| that liberty which the Constitution yuaran-
| tees. He says the immediate CAUSE of the
| present crisis was the repeal Of thc
| Missouri Compromise, and declares that
| the people Of Indiana, Of all parties, arc trut
| to tic Constitution and loyal to the Union,
and they will be in uture As they hare shown
themselves in the past, willing to ylelda ready
and cheerful obedicnceto Ill the reaulrements
ofthe Constitution aud 1ows Of the United
States and TO maintain and uphold at all tiaes
under all circumstances and at all hazards, the
| glorious form Of Government under which
| we live. The people Of onr noble statc, With
very few exceptions, think, havc resolved &c
| support the President Of the United States IN
the free exercise Of all his constitutional powers
! with the mauliness and courage ola free people
! Ayoluntary and prompt rcpeal of the State
| legislation, North or South, contrary to tl,s
spirit Of the Constitution, intended to 1efe:'
the execution Of the laws, would be peace
offering worthy Of great, Intelligent and irct
people. Indiana has not now nor neSer hat
my such legislation upon her statute books
Whatever may le the condition Of public sen
timcnt in other sections, 1ndiaua would f4vo
IN amicable, permanent aud final settlement
based on measures alike honorable to all par
tics Of our common country. In her olllcia
relations with her sister States, her condrc
will be characterized BY courtesy and fratctpa
feeling, checrfully nnd promptly yielding nj
their riuhts Is EQUALS under the Constitntion.
, 1861-01-16

NOTICE.-We have this day sold
our entire atock Of Hazdwsre: Cutlery &e- to
At the Old stand Mo. 81 Lake street.
In r.tttng ftoe6 business We desire 70 Fet1!a ont
thau.s cur n1ehds Who have fayorcd us Will t:ieir
patronage and feroAmund our successor a. In every
war entitled to thclr toandcuce and esseeu.-
Cnlcago. Jan. II, 1851. HUSO ORE. HALL & co.
, 1861-01-16

-, - - - ...- ,senmc,
faar 1,arrsis. dst hoops ;esse.
Ssctin hnsre1s stsvcs s md headiner, $l4b0
rr.,t ~, .t.ves and hesdness G8oGn8 80
Hfctotx Ei"9I 1x,sss nosss .SISW@@o0-
Hsh ucsops Rd tdnt', mo demand
nsn GnHHsNnmn,on faFfts Ii. aOmi,@ choicc. $500
1nuas-i,aisine, sup, si:8S1.so d ounce;
1fornhinc eSn5: Uorar. reducd. 93a43c: Aloce.
ennaacs 1asfnairue, crndn. nos, ,Isam1hor,rcHncd.
toHsscs Cresm Tartar' isc. nhnharb. EAT Inda.
x X. Ifrd. folash. III s5nsm: Fnsom salts. AZ
N5c: Vitriols biuc, YkgG Y42hiGc: Axddcr, i5Ni7c;
Tnrhinpal Il sSGSf IN. <fnfSirn TFnf n0: Gnick.
siirrr rsSaSsc. n1irms kfsseHR nj. Annatto. ajn
s5c N1h.: Tc11a ysnonira- 4E1E Il b.: Soda,
Hsc,2hnn,.4a r1+ec H. S1d+ Az aEm3sc: Sai
sof. SE1es. sncsrI IA 1s1sss.: uSaGc AcId.
s1s 3 re r. Tartsqic I Acid. ssXSSc; Gum shelse,
sSSSSc s n n ~ &AS11' ''*''~'
MT1T e E.a.,, ~. .xa1c.-s, do,- .rIn.sed dnll ut
feA1SHc fcT1es''' @'0S1'S y 0~'
-4GHna11tfTT r-..,1.< .xo n t.;r aer3snh and
s - =. 9Sa ~ p s.t>a n rhnIcr and Id
sIeaay at 1 AoM Ml,. - anG,cxfn Tnfi
soMaH9n, MsH 1aIE ~ 1n11x tn cfoics
suqa nvi aMaHc r. onthcrn tnpsYed Peaeh-
g, c4@6Ae; Pared rFssnea est1 assDioS'
sies III ss1cE r. Vhtedsh fn The
IN .,escala IS ~ no soie fom nst hans
MAtket ouis s..ico. 10y ~ ~ fs11nws. M. mite
~ 4nosG 9e9 81 ~ r5Fb4 m: No Trout
, 1861-01-16

LINE. CEMENT, SC Water Lime, $l;s5; no
sepas GsRsS! s lana aaket aaF lie mast
week has bceu buoyant and more active for all
kinds Of Hog product. Mess Pork has been In fats
demand AID prices have adyaneea M ~ 'ee r.
but within the past two days several round lots haye
changed bands at SIS 70. and holders q straight @
brands a tae slose Il; refea t to ss 1sG @ are
In fair reg lcst and an advance Of per ID mas
taken place during the week Rulk Sides sold early
II the week nt bat the hrxG5 ahnnidl s1osss ,xs1 Ut
sod at paeked but to-day s Res snfs wsse he4e so!a
been n FIR hnt hg saSs hSss Wce 4een ara
80 b1s Long aIIdoles were eold all round AZ
s;tc packed. Green Meats have been IL good
day 1908 Green Hams were sold At SIC: IL taEa I
l. Ia good request and firm at 10110a8e-a witt
sales were made towards The close. HENRY NIL
wAno, Esq. in his circular Of yet,ts1ass, ssss:
nsely supplied, and ur1ces are ptcady at 9a0oG36 50
for prime shipping qualities. The Hog market
ii: 10 several ontsiae operators having nppeased:
gross ror Live, and :$5.75G6.a5 nett fol Dressed.
the returns fur the week do show aught to falls
eitg the predictions heretofore expressed. the re-
eeiptA bein, for that time md the corresponding.
Dressed. 51;5; Live; ol5. IN 1so, Dressed, r.! FL
Live, sBO- In 1861, Dressed 16,5l2: Live, 107S5
There has brcn an excellent dc1nand for Ncss Pork
principally for the Southern market and It cl9ses
for even higher fiSurc Light Mess has sold at
Sii.59. I;utnPs are held ut $l20o- There has heca
closes buoyant at 5stG6e for Shoulders. and 5ac
1sc for Stdcs. Green sides sold to limited *.
isnt ut 7c. Prime Lard ha. been In demand With
mere There las been considerable buying 10!
E..!>l, aiddles with ralcs at Sc for LongRib, and
She iur Cumberland. AT the clore holders were
, 1861-01-16

VHEESTEE'N SALE - Y hereas,
l. JOSEPH, Artl.er4 did rskc execute aud deliver to
Simeon tc1ter i4 cestaa in a.tAFe 1crtya.c o.
west !-lf t:lef III e.as.He,s {,i) sectiIr t,.
In t1X:t-il1 No. t6} n,.rt aEd ran@c Sn. II ncs
srst Ii tie eoanty II ). ', r:, aut >t1to OF lii
ErtA except oHe - rod ~. :GE. td u SAIL tfart,
toEt1.Lii u2c-1;f hiG!l Es4 gaze
aate: 'hs t":sh tt:., f:'y Il Sos enh:: I. y aud
ty and sta: inais t:e 1s;i, day ut Ta:.ar-,
o. ls;S IN Eo"k y; a;or.csss., PAGE ~ aleu- sad
mortgage w~ Slsth tu sectrr tsr 'a1s::rt Of GtFt In
luIi-suFy therein urnttaGd An .ixscrilcI, all
IF which! hy rcfe:e:tct t.sTvtc, viii f.l5 ansl
lSrst1y appear. s-r' ..
, 1861-01-16
1T1RTGAEE AercaS.

HIORTEAEL SlLE.-N lercaS,
It1 John +. Sherman, oithe City Of SeE forS here
ter u SsxsrS Ssw Jsrey b. n 3EnEs dsst3 + Ap!i =
Cook County May .5sn, 1854 ID Book s9 of moEtgaceA
FaEc esitn ~ ~ 1s
nte hundred dollars dated July Id. p. ls,'. and
al.o pf 4 nora for nineteen hundred dollars, ate9
nrst day thru 3ry. ; and also 10 secure the pay
ment sem! auaaal :r:es on tic 6etd dram aEd u; to
4. the rate er pte anllE Il m tue n1st uAy
oi ApsH A. D. 1sas; ald. w!efe..: default nas peen
At i the payrIt NJ two sen1lA1tu1l ra3 InTnts ol
interest he'll harr fltrn due said draft mud note
and have therefore ecs to declare tho said ptt-
, 1861-01-16
Treason ID south Caroaina-

the following: =. * -tsr,
ARREST FOR TRnAsox.|. n NerElman,
Collector Of the port Of Georgetown, =; T.,
vas on MondaJlaat a1rested By the people o.
Georgctowu, On a charge Of treason asanss
the State. IL letter wss found written oy nin
and addressed to Mr. Buchanan, stating thai
hc {MerTiman) had Just cleared vessels in fht
na,no Of the United States, and that he would
, 1861-01-16

HOGS DRESSED> -Receiyed last week. 1etsl2
The demand hy shippers, and packers during the
mast week has been very active and the market has
advanced 50@Goc z 100 1ns, closing hrm.
To-DAr the market was a shade higher thau yes
ferinr Ea1es were os follows;
, 1861-01-16

FARWELL SMITH. MITE. de:td.ss.ld
CTlATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
~ Cook s. 9-Ctrcut tonst u Couk County, Feb
taarr Tc1I 1871. Samuel F. smith ~. Thon1ss hughes
and Joseph d. Iienslaw. In (h1nCsfy-
Affidavit the non-re1tdr rHee oi fhousaS Huge- 2od
Jo,rph U iicusltaw defendants ab9vt rAHet having
been lit I'd u the cce IT, t1r!S TT aid IEtut Court
cf Cox County Notice l. nSrrhy given ~ tte said
Tlau.,as Hushcs ant !cssra D Asusf.,U tnas @ saiQ
tie ClanctEy side thrrr On ts.: 3tst day q luly
leu aud that sCElp.% t.tstupu .s+nsd uEI OF sasa
Court asailst satd rienaI. 1rnabeo the y cond
Monday pf October rext tS: ns y ~ Law feiuifed
Now 1!lt*R you. hr said InH,as Hughes uit I.seph
T. IItssnw sn1li pcrna:ly be al appear betcrr sait
Circuit Court 6f Cook county. the tr.t day Q. tho
County. tac TILT. Mns.4y pf february l.'; aH1 ;t,
pead answer or GetEr l., tac said conf !tpi!3aEeA Dill
6f romplalnts the same MATTERS and thlnEs
tIereln charged and stated Will BE- tasen = confessed
ard AecrTD entered ctaillt y,u u,,cursllaC 70 the
! urAYur uf raid bill WH- 5. CHURCH. Ettrk.
= s.AEE Il lsl1AY, C4t1pl'ta Soire. dt3lt b~}W
, 1861-01-16
Nine Years. -. So. .$176, ,GG, ,1O0 81

Louistana cannot ptuducc more than one-third OF
tNofiths Of the sugar required for cur: people.
Hence the necessity Of import ng FROM twenty 10
What would become Of the sugar interests Of
Louisiana II that State were severed ffcm the
Union: Ashost glaace at the commercial relations
ant local Interest Of that Stale would be TorA1LT
pEsrBorEp. They could not coutend against West
larger t..an generally estimated or acknowledged
by themselves.
Five millions of dollars annually paid by the
people OF the United States on one article Of DO
urs,ic consumption, for the benefit Of the people
Ut one State only, is u curious commentary upon
the secession movements Of the years 16GO-16jl.-
" r Courier and Enqui7ty.
, 1861-01-16
South Carolina wants Trade and Conn

South Carolina wants Trade aud Com.
nefce.
NEW YoKK, January 1.-THE following
dispatch has been received by G. D. Lamar,
President Of the Bank Of the Republic:
CAAm.xs7os, January u. 1861.
S1R-Plcase have it authoritively published
that no flag and no vessel will be disturbed OF
prevented from entering our larboT, unless
bearing hostile troops or munitions of war for
Fort Sumter All trade is desired aud al tes-
scls In commerce will be gladly received
F. ". P1cKESs,
, 1861-01-16

0RocxHMa- -ss0gaf narEst dan aud pftees viz.
&C, rnd Is bxs Havana ut &C.. Holssses unchanged
Sales 180 brls New Orleans At S70t8c.
ssoo9s.3Hssay 80 .fruw 6ut aE:iys; a1L, cai: = :
tcfip, d, Il e1d 81, Il II. Hsll pa s7x Gaasen
47tETa aK, Pasine Aail qN IsanSs Ter e: M Nn &.
aribH. Effc r1sented 844f,N Y.C;H, Mo g 90,
II 6s 9Jk, u s of g coupons %. s5s Is 80tf,
USbs II coupons e3, aslena d Chi 68H.
-
PEI BaEaEn.l -. LkxKHroptr Jan. J."
NEW YORK, Jan. .IA--No reliable information
In regard to tho Brc5datuts market came per the
Bremen, The London 77ases Of Tuesday quotes II
advances On Tie week. Other papers quote market
ateady at Friday rxtes, - =.
Copsol5 opened at 92I I192.s: for money: 4nd e3A
lea3t for account Grand Trunk ICtnadsJ T. r,
2RGs3, Illinois Central, tt3k.~'': r.