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PROSPECTUS FOB 1881.

| Pa, Tia ,,.,,.,.,
closed II: sa.t' h.. ssea iSuzat nd ~oa md t.s
easla' Of victory perch on the Republican baaness
ABRAHAM Ltscots has besu tiumphantly elected Prss-
March, 1851 ..s....
In u. snn.,. af up9n .ns' WI q memorable
the Cotton STATE. ha1o Undertaken to a.s.l pa
American Union becausa ther .re not ,,,osd
rule IL The people have decided the n.l1otbo7 to
he ptessp.. I'd poe, Fssaes. md in .tses
aeeosasnes WIN fhs Consultation they bare elected
r.rcny 1sfo,e to .un,s .na ,.xs snohs Oh!
.n.-.[,.. - ""slnie .aa na'e psoe4Afned ffelf
naads shall b. ianslssely eomn1,ed Eite ~b,rh .,1
br.ce the following points: 1'>N '
f95. fta2s Ks Q. & 11s f1EAr11z-lat Ihst the people
and Politically siakT 81 Taat the Const1satton tiaii
z T. 4a2 ss7s va
e Ho & pe.s x1a sas I5se SAT-. 'ha r., "
tE.iasS Kidnapping shall b. repealed 5th. Tbat 6ave
1ssFsif' FS.s IN s1d
t!stS snail b reopened In the District of Columbia
AcconrAs1sn II raus si41ss ''' oeAAe''
Eater Threaten e seeede fom me Union ana act up
7esae = .ns hs Ass xs
pire, by .bsosbnE Mexico, Ceatrsl Americs Ind 10
IL MS er;ss it hehoove. sveyy SQUAD p.tto. .na
od Denoe1ss asaso stSod ey II p1
9sksse fss se SoEfs aea Il SeSTh
a 5as ,nte ~
01as. ost s1s a nI
naile;s 8 eoss before Us ~ na,n,stson
ioss nsn,sss q
ssencalti aad Ess IN IL III Ias y f
, 1861-01-30
From Havana and Kev xvnsx-

City brings Havana a1yices Of the 25th.
Steiner d Co. Of Havana hare failed fo,
$3,ooo'oO; This caused great sensation,
particularly upon the discovery of frauds upon
tl1e sugar warehouses Of false warehouse Ger.
tiaeates, which were deposited by this houaa
with the Bank Of Havana
Tbs United States steamer Crusader arrived
on the 25th from Key West, and reported the
tora at Tortugas md Key West in good con.
ditton 1or defence. The Mohawk was At Tor.
tuEsa assisting the military officers. 4 rpmo.
ae Key West that Q force was coming from
New Orleans to attask the forts, had driven
a"ay many persons, Particularly natives of the
Bahamas. Several schooner loads Ind LEFT,
stock Of sugar at Havana and Matanzas-
6s,uu boxes, including IS ,00O new crop, N
u. ~ reals per arobe; Muscovados 5xM6x
reals molasses 3@4 reals. Freishts adyapc.
ing. Exchange dnU.
, 1861-01-30

HIGUWiEES-The supply Of country wines dur
ing the past week has been good, and the market
has declined 4@s.c, closing with sales today Of
80 hble at 14c. City wines not offered for sale
-disti1ierA holding at 15c-
HOGS (LIyE.G-Recciyed last week 11sA-
The supply H urc Hogs during tha past week has
heen limited. and under good inquiry BY packers
have adsa1ced 1oc-tha range being $515a5 for
Light, and $5.&o6 GO for heavy. To-day the scalcs
were as follows:
, 1861-01-30
Union Meeting At Detroit,

DETROIT, Jan. 29-A large meeting Of tho
citizens favorable to the plan Of the Border
State Committee, assembled at the City Hall
last evening, pursuant to . call Of the Mayor.
The hall was densely packed, and hundreds
were unable to obtain edmiftance The meet
irg was addressed BY prominent Democratic
and Republican speaker. Resolutions were
adopted fayo1ing the admission Of the terrific
r south Of e6 deg. 80 min. as State, with Or
without slavery; and all north Of that line
free; the amendment Of the Fugitive S1avs
law to prevent kidnapping; the repeal Of per
sonal liberty Laws; the prevention OF interfer-
ence by Congress with slavery In slave States,
non.interyention By Congress With slavery In
tho District Of Columbia, except with the con
sent OF the people of Virginia, Maryland and
the District Of Columbia; and the perpetual
prohibition Of the African slave trade Three
delegates were appointed to proceed to Ian
sing, and urgo the Legislature 10 repeal the
;Tsona1 Liberty law.
, 1861-01-30

BosroN, Jan. o9.-The failure Of Me.su
Pierce Bros. s. Flanders, dry goods iobhers il
Ffanklin street, for $3.50 ,06o VAS anuouncet
to-day.
The second hearing before tho Committee OF
Personal Liberty bill took place to-day in tht
Hal of Representatives The floor aud enl
ief1es were crowded, aud hundreds were una
bic to obtain admlttance s. I. B;rd " +
Burt, 8. f. Sewell aud Wendell Phillips nadt
speeches against the repeal Of the law.
The citizens Of Gloucester were aetoufshed
this morning ut seeing 4 large Palmetto flae
waving over old Fort Defiance. The reyeurt
cutter in tie harbor sent boats crew ushort
and cut 1t down. '@'>
There is said to be over 20 600 barrel. n
nlackerel stored in Gloucester waiting a.le
the Southern market for fiah being ahou1
, 1861-01-30

~LEAvENWoR1H, Jan. 29.-The admission O,
Kansas creates considerable enthusiasm with
III parties 100 guns were fired to-day by or
der OF the Republican Central Committee,
Messrs. Jones & Cartright, the Transport
a.lon urn OF this city, have not assigned as
st, Louis Republican Of the eth Inst, IThs
only assignment 10 that OF Russell, Ma}ors &
Naddell, who prefer home creditors and en-.
dorsers. Jones q Cartright are preparing fol
an extended 1reighting business On The plains
the coming season.
A new daily paper, published by D. R. An.
lnony, matte 1ta appearance here yesterday. It
will support the Republican Administration.
Weather very pleasant. The recent snow q
fast disappearing. -
, 1861-01-30

Aus7In, Te1as, Jan. s9.-The Tens Lesisla,
ture met today: The qoyespoF's message wa
Both Houses repealed ihs Eansa1 resolutions,
passed BY the Legislature In 1855. The House
toaEnp and passed the Senate bills directing
the Comptroller to procted to Washington md
recover $ls4oeo due ths Stste. 4 RESOLUTION
Tas unanimously passed declaring that lie
sovereign State after pfnapunc{nR her sepsrsr
ton The Senate will pass the sa1ne tssolu-
ton by similar vote, The Legislature fnvor
immediate secession; By q majority Of three to
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South Carolina He1llGorent-Fort
Sumter to ba TAKEN.

HQUkA N&ICf1UA k8e&41&6f20f-sFoT
Sumter to bs Taken.
CHAR1Esros, Jan. 33.-The Legislature to-
day unanimously resolved, thai Hhtle &C.
knowledging the courtesy Of the Virginia Leg
islaturs in sending Commissioner, decline
having any intercourse on the subject pro-
posed, reeardipg the separation as final end
Irevocable.
Tue correspondence Of Mr.. Hayne and Gov.
Pickens, while the former was ut Washington,
was considered In Executive session. It ap-
pears that the H(t;usatapn Of apQth Carol1ea was
the surrender Of Fort Sumter and the With
drawal Of the Federal troops; that South Caro-
lima promised to pay for the Forts, and that
H2yne, in Difference to the wishes Of Southern
Congressman, withheld the proposition. Cor.
Pickena now tells Hayne to make q final de-
mand, repudiatlng the Presidents position
that he has not power to give them up but
must leave it to Congress, Pickens further
tells Hayne to wait = reasonable time for IN
answer to the fi1aa demand then If refused,
Sumter must be taken.
The 1egis1atnre ep1oreea thia action.
CHAHLEsroR, Jan 29.-Phe steamer Co1uu-
bin got off the har and came up to the city this
morning. Her freight will be tnken out aud
she viii rdoad again at the wharf. The YEA
sei is strained somewhat, but the damsge il
slicht
, 1861-01-30

N4w OK1xAss, Jan, 2a.-JudRe McCa1eb Of
the y. & District Court, resigned today. in
consequences uf tho secession of Loniaisna.
=, The steamer Tsnnessee, from ,Veru C1nr;oo
ne 2sd, and the City Of Mexico on the l9th.
haa arrived. 4~'&t'
The Constitutional Government was In fn,1
operation: Passports have bean sent to The
SRpanlsh R ainfster, the Papal Nuncio, aud the
Charges from Guatemala and Ecuador. Con
siderable excitement existed among The
epantards. Tho American Legation had re-
moved % the City Of Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, jim. 2Q;-Ihe Convention re-
sumed it, deliberations at Il O'Clock. a crowd
assembled including some ladies' 4 motion
W. made and adopted, that committee be
appointed to receive the Commission-
eIs from seeedlng States. The Com.
m1ttee on Federal relations presented series Of
resolutions for immediate consid eratiou. which
were postponed. '''N@&' " A''>''
The Convention went into secret eession to
consider the resolutions presented BY the Com
mittee On Commerce, supposed to be consid.
ering the free navigation Of the Mfss;ss;nn;
Hyer and the principles Of free trade.
now nine O'clock
, 1861-01-30
Joseph Il. TU KER.


atastse tas xxsa t g. g.
Gsns sna ees ess .ss
1es ss pasgs 4s spn e
se a fss: & sSSs' s M @ t. &, ssSs ssSsas
sa.ss & LIE ts sss
esaax @ ns e
s,. sR ba
s S f. q sss. nssss fss 45s ssssSss
sn speak u strong tszma Of tho medicinal v1lue Of
F1x Enanens. 7, Reuc5na peek, II. .. Of. .Albasy;
y Ssn 3 3 s.. 4 Edsa r
assd s. 1stsss st. .asy q 3
sas s.ts5 n II bsE; RSs5
ssaes Of she sto.asen and 1Wes.~ ~ sD3'e'1 '1'-
Mhss & &c :sfa e
tn which he statcs thAa the W&tefs poaaess
"a 4 70 e sf 81
particularly adapted sfe chronic affections Of tie d.
e ssf E
s!ssasaf; Y shEonHe @aS essa9,e cysttt asest
:9s :: n sas -:
Goa dkesaon; i1 dlsEherA4 particularly such a am
oset cent on relaxed OF liberated state Of the u
f9o3 os nihis .1asaded i.h nAesphatie sedlmeat
sd - being more solvent md less apt 81 continnai
=. 70 9eoEdss sne ssona3ea In Iehris diseases il
htst1A th3!f and cttsEdrafEcax e SSia D1sessss
~ tAoss fo!ms of DFspepeaa connected with the a
Gsa T ~ psoye better than hydroehiofic sc.d. n
eA1ea q eoacA plesonnn and other i1tudona tonse-
be t1 admirable sntidote In chrouic pharyn-
&taa, h{YnEjHK ctfpnic mrcus catkzrh, and hpn,ad
ss1as eas11te o1thalass fexternally} = g7igis h
A1cRE4ted aore thfuat IN c&se4 spd la
When tskeo fntns1ally,-A \ uxxx elsa FUf1 Of the
Nsr dnufed taken shfee tanaes day b tutncieut
t1e N adult
04ase tessmonlsls nom rhytciars, md other re-
ap&EkaREf Individually m1y be sten on application 10
8e Axaak :Dt4leSs spEpAed % nbefs1 III nj
Ko W&tef 9ernfde hn1es4 rrocurrd Yrpm X
u T. ROSTW1Ck, SOLE AGENT
- s...p. IN ~ r., 20. III Btoe4F.J, hsw 7osk
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= detsnlt has h,t Ads II y. ,Ed:ttnn, -
taln AprsEaEe nc1r,:-. tate t:lr Lr7s Nv =, ~
= r. ssMssea haSsss , :, ~ tityscv'a nm eve H.
ri aaly {scS! h. - sr4s;*1 1Sss: !t:s
CAGES on Pages la 10 u n-f s,s.. tnj 49,, - =, r.
sas1 ElsS t..s resigned Ee .II...ln.e,,t ot ,ra,s
w.; Hnuss .a4 Ssstgas ad tie Gutrr.gs.ra Luz Le.
It1ons a. ssla mortgage .reesrCr u ssit mr. -
Trustee ~ l.s place Suv, u:.ryturr b I.rt y, ~
yonss y. ssie ctM'ahrd IT, said :I,rt@arp and IN
s.sslSe OF NY; the unG-rs,-u-.t Tl,s+e urter sEu
moftsasr, WI, on th,. 7rconl DAY Vi Narst. a. j..
e1ghtssn MandErd and stSs5 QUE, th xnts,,a E.un
t1 fAe titE q >ei.e. II. Mf..y..ri ~ ~,
ne att rriroa II tAs day. sell 1t 1u!Lc suct,n h. -
n,Fses fnf5r ~ tes es The rayHs =; te hae.s i
noe cs Il i*S 4*aa<t J, t4e Auuult CT Iuu,i, 49,. ~,
" MD mnrtgAse nav oIt-ta1usg, VIII tha III MI
sueleon unpsld ne4nx tla amouhi elalseu 70 bt u;e
aio7saEs t-Sa1n nd ss..r G;'t, ~, IT,! Z!
slon oI he Railroad Ct SAID tsptaoy ;fur tnr III. ~
nsn yE3 W. = ua m ity y :! feHd "a LIS IN "=cunsa
fal!"a,> Faa bridges. :vneea sl.t.vs> .ta,.I.,ras
sou os,er hualainEs. ana sM lie lA,.ds a:'i r..us
neMt PEW .n p rs .,.a Meui> asosi en,-
S!ta t.o sa4i ns-t ,i,i.;on st the r " r,st,n.
ts.eaeo. Ebs.1tf "otsA. Il. ulitt k.= =, ID rf:.e
Ada atsu al the tolls cuMe- StAt- ,e;r. nd t ss
1 coEp ta.e hi t,eT ;sanchisa~ CT a;G stt NV ~
Anu alss.-- ;pi !.aEad 1cap .ls cca=. T. |: viii t,s
kAu 4lS1 a.i Tie loco1ot.a tn.a-s ts!u-r. cars II
tyeEy kit'i naelIu- nacllLs orr, I'll. am, i;.
pisnenis ~ov1 AID lrvpestS cu1As-,su with IL ps5.
the said r. .it.ai th-u Lea u tl:yyster arrsr, ~.
the AL ~ bussan ant! Nsl..ppl 7irsai is,lp.n,
ior or spputteu4nk ~ aforesaid Ans III r. I'd ~ s
aAtlt1oE ds ths'st trc1 u..t1 - .t-.a - -
Nu!Sts leiscsat E11s:Its Hgst 4tcfaftt: r. h. stu-<x
Nau Gfteanees a'a 10 h- ard Geld ,r1,-
kr 1na oos f.sFf TrnIl. snd b
n, sAAgEl 2. BENSON. Tsr-t,a.
, 1861-01-30

Correspondence Of the n. T. Tribune.]
WASHINGTON, Jan. o5.--The Postmaster at
Milwaukee, Wis, has refused to honor drait
ct the the Department for ~ 0o0, and thus for.
ielted his official position No explanation
has been given of this default, and a special
agent must be sent out inmediately to fake
possession of tho Office, in accordance with
the regulations Of the Department. These de-
falcations are expected to multiply before the
9Th Of March, as they did at the close Of NJ,
Van Buren's term,
, 1861-01-30

HOkSALE CHEAP-A Bay Mare,
4 sound and Kind Enquire 1t No. c37 Lats gt1est
, 1861-01-30
mayor Wood and the Treason Arms

Mayor Wood and theTrcason Arms.
From the New York Tribune, aoth1
The treasnoable completely of Mayor Wood
with the Southern rebels ia put beyond doubt
By the dispatches we print in another column,
Ex-senator Toonbs yesterday impudently tele.
graphed to the Mayor, demanding to be in.
formed II arms intended for the State Of Geor.
gaa had been seized by the authorities here, aud
closing With the menacing remark, "Your an.
"sWer ia important to us and to New York 81
The Mayorfn reply expressed his regret that
arms had been seized and declares that {fhe bad
the power he should sumrnarily punish the 10
lice for selling them If this Is not misprisou
q treason VIC do not know what constitutes
the crime.
MuIEpaEvulx, Jan. Al, 1850.
To HIS HoSoH Major WooD:-
To 1t trne that any arms intended for and consfsn
Cd to tho State Of Georgia have been Beized by pub
lie authorities In New York. Your answer Is in
p2Sfant to u and to New York Answer At once
r. TOOMBS.
Hon. RosZnT Too4Bs, Mil1edscyille, Ga.:-
II reply to your Dispatch regret to say that arms
INTENDED foF and consigned to tbe State OF Georgia
naye been setxed By the police Of this State, but
that the S1sy OF New York should IN no way be made
rssPonslole Tor The outrage. A. MaTor, have no
authority over the police. II had tie power /
should sumnary punish the authors OF this Illeeul
and un1ustltable seizure Of private property.
FERNANDO Woob, Mayor
, 1861-01-30

from Ftke'A Peak.
Fl. KEAREx, Jan. 29.-The c. O. C. EXPRESS
coach passed at A. II. for st. Joseph.
DESYER, Jan. 26--Hollister &, Co.'S mill. at
Gold Dit, on the drst Of the week, sayeti
S1,soo from two cords Of Pyrites by tho opera-
tion OF some chemical process. By the ordi-
nary method the yield was only $50 per cord.
Fartles ara still returning from San Juan with
dscoursgiug reports.
, 1861-01-30

NTUlsTGAGE \ S.,1L r., .ra,.

A}OhTGAf;E S->!-lG,. ,:'..sre,,.
soo1 JenH Sherman ~ = tae satv ofNcs Irs hers.
tsh * q S'sars sw J":,ts. ): t-sv casd A!r1
Gcs* c.u,'s:. MAY hr !s5S IN E1 4 of srrtra ~
t?A esftasa nxf t-cs r.: e.: "r,4.-,r!tt j. ~ -
tye Inn -, - ~ q .4A 'Jl.t E'fL-
also naAa'S y n.e agEsts 4: s.ss,: d.. Ivy z i
6ss 6atn5 y. r. 4; ss Y .1fe ,..- nr.n tr n !
rsat X ~ S ~ and alro - at.
~ r. - - s-Ah1aas nte-ess III tae SAIL IT.. il - u l..
- at u !su ftF ceat per annr1I se E1st ~
rss.. r. ~ M -; -; ~ dcseas q far: La, e~a
nies.t w Msc5 7. q swa e.nanEu4l II
eifa sS:is due aIt raya.Ie A' SAL P''a-
70 the EowsE conta'L.d III - :.:..l snr.a.s s,i
r1x % paonc suction u the Court Uouse I. ~ il. ths
III ssy I. SaSsso. = soaa9, r. Nc tn + -; u cy4 th
5S5ea3Sa q u:a1 10 sie ElS.esi issf ios cs..
sev.,s. ~ H.a o"rs9asea psaner- "'.-Lut lamptf
~! u ftt.'Gk Eu'4 t.l- ry 90, Il, -:;
Ioantx or % s;.rE, di;oa :, ,Ialcr;,, In a.
o. sStE.t u:,a -f sus aa:1 aaa l. sncsr.sa' IL
b3tt1 ta@eaxo L-c. 2l, a. r. iSs
y.uvx,, = sx,,J Jo;;: >. Iti.ZzIs Mer..-,a
, 1861-01-30

R1cHzoEp. Jan. e9.-Recent proceedings al
Fortress Monroe haye enbittefe{l p4hlic feel-
Ing. The following waa adopted At asgo
meeting last night:
WnEREAs, The Leghlsture has formally de-
clared that any act Of coercion against South
en- State Will be regarded by Virginia - IN
aet Of VA, and Fesist 1t BY ali the means with
teaotend, That tho attention Of the Legials-
ture be callsd to the fact Of an overt sct of CO.
esclo9 now actually being peipetFsted at For
, 1861-01-30

Flour nnsy5et during the past week has been steady
nnd moderately nctlve for spring c7tras, which
hxye been sold At range OF &4as1x< 40 for fair 10
active Inquiry than usual for eupesnne brands. and
heavy ea1es have been nade a. ut e9.7b@sB 4or
common 70 ais and $3 Taf54 % :or good 70 choice
y 4aE@t. 8 toE medium to good, md $50 {af
EAodee. BxR F1ouh il dull ehad nominal 1t = 80
=
, 1861-01-30

:. TC1xpAx EvExIza, jan q, 1851.
rRE1;HTS-Ths following are the ruling rates
Tor Ezstxsld bound freight at tho ra1iona 1a1ro1d
~,fYr.x ef civ:
, 1861-01-30

Hr. Lincoln 1nv1ted.to New 1sr1ey,
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 2a-The Leais1ainre.
have PASSED = resolution inviting the Preai-
dent elect to visit Trenton, and extending to
him the hospltalities Of The State.
, 1861-01-30
John u0EtTMAN,
CHRISTIAN aa1ChOF1

CTAEE OF n1lSNts, CuOl.
* s-1.n CnTSTf - r -. Coox ceacty ,.rcut co1r.
.avyer Ard Nathan ". PerxIne =. David Il; sI.nf.
Public ret:re tD1r-*nr given 10 the sa!f rsavtt /.
stant Aad Jtha 9eut. 1t i writ of at,sci.u,:i
lss1es cut Of the .c- ftae CittE ot;,e CGuE
Elfcats ouft. ~atc1 The -G.a Cay Of Es Ct pr4r il
1s =: ~ sEitl te satt samuel t. ravts. Il a.ie.
Of tho ta.d Da,l B. stout and .olu L. Lenes .1I, ~
.ua, Of IT ra:t aune5e4 aud trtle Jvlass asa
sou county when s,d aris has been tctur. ~
e. ~ tasfeIofe. unless 700, The rald kv4l Il Ut
ana John l. Oeuick AaaU pcr~Ral be and 4, rrrY ~
tnFs The sad Took tnMnty tEcpt Court u 1g or H..
ntrt lng o. the = eEM tne riot b. .1,:- :; ia
81 o.. froraT s II = ~ give sesai saL ri Vi :
kgAhsk Ja1. atlu III iSvtf q tbs aatu sAuueii inyk
shaIes = i: sa-yer 1 y Natal i. PerAna nnd "a
uch OF Tic property ttac.eu la.y be .u!:;retf II
sst1siy toa md iud-nent aid coats vii be told /.
s2asis ~ SAFE. WI II. CHURCH tlrrA
dA4AlE e Fld = Attty
, 1861-01-30

Beaver, q 1b...-.-..... 60@1.o0 ;. ;.
HGHWINEs. The supply Of country wines dur
ing the past week has bean good, and the market
s Ss1eS It ~ *Ss Ut; sfas aess .s S aot tss & &ts s1
HOGS !LIxE:EiSsesiyed la! week 1em-
heen limited. and under good inquiry by packers
hsye ~ aa'sssed iosIae Eaass beias s5asas ass Tor tai
light, and $5*o6aeo for heavy. To-day the scales
!o4 Hogs averaging ........s 90 p at..,-....*5.so
81 Hogs averaging lbs at.....-., b.s5-
1st Hogs averaging. >...-..s75 ~ at .-....-. $50.
t'SSz q s.i veal 81
active and arm-sa.1o@s,so Being the range Of
prices from light to heavy.
To-Day the demand was scarcely 80 Active as
sales were - iollows: ~~' ~
Ss hogs Averaging: $50 rs at..........$8s9
g @ :..:..::S9 :. :::,:::: :...,::::. s q .
;a3 H0ss It x@as7X, dividing o. 10 n.:
Is sttll unusually Light md the market y duh and
.stocss on hand are becoming somewhat anxious
70 cell aud common boards are offered and sold at
5000. Fencing however. il still held At $119$12
other qualities arr unchaered- We qnote:
tCxHEI-Firet C1ear, PER LOCO II. ..@ss o0ao.oo
1Gconc Gieaf af.....-..-.............2 2S.0002B.Q0
Third Clear. ear...:........-........ lB.0o9a0W
Common Boards. a............. l0.oQf1ll 90
Common Boards, II feet. @l10o
Long Joiats. Common ..... u mail n
stocS Bosrds ds>......s.. ~ 3a 9og5am es5aoS
do Z 5ft,',........... fcet............... gism gam
Common Flooring, undEessed..... @4.oo
Second Clear da 11f n
Shaved EbinrIes. "A = II x az
do d. No. .1s.,.'........ NIX sm
SAWED Shingles. .A,............ aTSG Sss
Posts, q 1Oo TIaX1o o9 n
LiIE, SEhEsi' &c-Th atsI Line. $1:2s; Ro-
set1aG -, S!4soi, Et go Aa4o 1taatet, SiN
soia 500 :, = -. aosS:-shanlsn
~; d ~ aess ~ ate; &c french
nomsse, Eli TN hen1Sct 2as ~ PIP; exSoe;
Sc; uppesss Lsa!esr, beascsE s3s@ss = az osk
ipp dppetT; Ssog4p 3 COZ sl, feIAis lat. SS:@a T
ee "a. iA'As"s a@se oa2 tanned,
%sSs;1r7 er,rrc
~ An "a ~ x,nas "a re 70 Eood supply,
dilacs .ad e ~ ~ SS e1oa2to tor a1o-
rKovis16SSs1Gzss = foas|rhere a1i hiss been an
ae.lxe oemsnd das1nE ths past week for Southern
markets, ana prices hare advanced 25c, with Gales
OF a6out 5g DTS At tl650. and about 1900 btls in
saan lots az $1CG1a 3 to5 county and city made
ei 7eii s.:.e :hed b,snd. r .sEias tis :sais 81
The s.oek IN this city i unusually light and the
nafkst y consequently qu1et and Inactive. Several
lhe week At 6h3aGHc packed, and Eidca are In good
O. English Aeait hare been sold at 7s4Qsc Tor Cum
nseEea na eu' @taoses' anu se 'of long Boneless-
LAND-ptituc Leaf Lard hns been .oId ar-,rr
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Obituary.

LEY {oKE, Jan. :2@@.-Capt- eamuel C. Reid,
! who tn the hat war commanded the q. 8. p9i-
vateer Gen. Armstrong td1ed in this city last
e1ening. II. u
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md n lie pf0PoEt3on fof IaIgeT slLRA q fSuItd.
Every Eag1neis furnished with
JUDSoN'8 PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE.
For Flour Mills We confidently recommend them u
superior my other style Ct Engine and they will
Save from IS to So per Cent In Fuel
shall keep III assortment Of different sizes at our e.
tahlt.hns1t, xhe1e they nay be esniniaed and tho
petant viii, II desired be furnished 70 set up srd
start engines in any part q! tie country. WessoRuppy
WATER WHEELS, EHAFTINa, GEARING, &C,
Atve1yloE prices.
T. ". BAXTER d CO.'S
An Furnishing Depot West Water street. between
Randolph snd Madison, Chicago ultaols.
po4t Office address Bpx3;4 oc599iv
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GTATE OF MLlNOIS Fee =, -

caas ! q oT 1Hi41NViS, County o.
raars Ge2'a Is, t.asSd: ESd:t e ,es couAty. Feb
xr1yssis os = e aen.;. aa;. =; In ts..s=:E
rs pa hsas1aw ae le an.s ao,., VAL. aSyin4
Il Eno 1 = .1e once oi H. tl=r. oi sic rct Lrat
t aSe5s @ aad jSts7' lIssa~. -.ie
En- L. 81 nea NET IL! of ctmplal,i t7.tt-s.
tsass ~ aEast Aa Ia 1as'aatt s;s.; u s
Hnaas & octeheI next. a. i j. s- r vv.r.d
rSfw. a:.!s :. oT. The aa: 1,t,a. lHsi.e a.. M xrI,
1.r. T shats pessna@lg b. nrrta- ., i rs ~
IL snn; t.1 96 Coo+ t.unty g te art dar :. ~
Cnrrt1 ~ stn . taGfro9 g b. totd: =" 4.u in al.
81 Gss {: iat sras ss< T. III ~ - III
Fl fa1Eed *ed s.aac ~.ll av tasr ~ s.,n,t. -.
nfsYe- ~ a9 sx Ssrssd ak2.::.t Nv 4to:1!nk Ii -
BANK 1sAAx. Couplta sprfa ns.s ~ TX it.s -
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Gbitago::;Gi' ! Gtihtlt1e, I
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1851.
NON ETARY..

- Tuxxp.x Hvx1Mu, Jan. q, 1861. :.
Thers w.s good inquiry fnr Eastern exchange
today, and tho .znarket wss armer. The Banks
said ut per cent. pee1in1, hut they did not care
about parting with any usorc than WAS sufficient to
supply the demand Of their cu8toncrs. On tie
street thers was sn actire demand for good bills at
6k per cent prsrniasa md sslcraa lots nf bank ex
chansc VA sold 1t s$:: =.
fn1nrx AID rxcrRaxsr xUSDs.
The following table shows the closing rates ofF F.
Granger Adams, Esq. editor Of the Chicago Rank
Eots Liss, No a Clark ssreet, Tor current &
change, &c: 49,.
Hwa Rrm.
E1sa.ase sn Nex;xesii i;-:;s n 6
L. .hio, Ky, and Indians 6tate. =. q.
Atich- and Cansda, N. J. and Iowa.. I =.
Nav jersey aud 1oEa Baniu :,...... 5 -.
Pam, Nd, Mo- 4 Free Ind, EAnks.. fht -.
aoM M.....,....-...-... ..--..:.-.-.- bH -.
- 9@ Dxy.ag. Dts.
Disusdfted Illinois. u
Va, n. c., Ala, ca, b old Tenn.... 8: =.
South Carolina !. ..
Stock Banks Of Tenn. and s. C-..... & -.
GREAT WxsrEna RanwAr.-The following ID
the .1anc for the weak ending January IS. lss1:
Flsebs ssebss1sd I'D live stock: 81 ~ 81
A.ails md sundsies. 1877 oeH
Corresponding week Of last ye.r. .aO007 l04
rnrr-&ra -.... ..--.-.-.--.- 11a r. "a
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fEw ORLEANS, Jan. oo9th-The Convention
met at quarter past twelve. A salnte Of Is
guns waa fired, when the Convention went
into secret session at halfpast lWelye on the
Mississippi navigation question.
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For SAT-.

EOR sALE-A first class, fashion
H., aole Gntfer-Tel upholstered and IN good repsir
taas043d - ~ 49, =. H-4s 1A4-&-
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70 the Amy aud navy because you boldly assett
that tue enforcement Of tho 14Es means . CO
ercton Of the States; but you were willing to
send troops 8 goo miles tncoercc our brethren
n Utah; you sent the army In Kaneas; you
hare used the Federal troops to enforce the
fugitive clare law and to rescue the Arsenal at
Hnrper's Ferry from John Brown. The camp
had no te1rors for you then. but now you or-
pose coercion 5ct by force OF armed men Jon
se1ze the forts aud navy yards, and trample
The starr and Stripes IN the dust. We do not
mean to be driven from the Union bJ force.
tion Of al the States would possibly allow Won
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CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

Devoted to NexTx, Commerce, Politics,
AsFlca1tdfe, Education, Art, SeteMcs
, 1861-01-30

P1TK1N q CO,
ll9 SOUTH WATER gIREET. CHICAGO III.
IA4A l. eA7N u5aER-l3I Alyran 4 f.rxz2.