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assume all the franchtses and powers Of tho
original Company
oRlaNAL sUayE7s, ETC, OF GorERSHrSy,
hr. Jayne introduced bill to provide for
the preservation Of the original plas, surveys,
&c, made by the United States Government.
which aro now ready at Washington, when
ever the State Prepares 4 suitable place to
keep them. Tho bill provides that the sec.c-
ta1y Of State shall take charge of these MAPS,
DC, and mike copies and ccrtncates on pay
mcnt Of fees
coAA1ss1ofRE6 TO WASHINGTON.
Mr.. UnuerEood introduced resolution
providing for the appointment By the Generai
Assembly Of i've Commissioners to meet Oh
the 4th Of February in Washington, with
other Commissioners from other States, thus
adopting the suggestions and accepting the
terms made by tho Legislature Of Virginia
The resolution WAS referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations, and the Senate adjourn
ed over tilt tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. Tic
Committee on Federal Relations have been IL,
session al the afternoon, and have another
meeting this evening, Crest diversity Of
opinion exists oH both sides, but it is generally
thought no Commissioners will be appointed
TILE DELEGATION At JACKSONVILLE.
L joint committee leaves this evening to
visit the State Institutions at Jacksonville.
MscEL1ASEoCs.
Mr.. Lincoln 1nd family leaves to-mozrow for
atwo day visit to Charleston. Col. Sumner
and Maj. Hunter, join Ir: Lincoln in his
journey to Washington, by order Of General
Scott. Wm- Mitchell, NJ. c., and ]. l. vii.
uams ofIadiana ere here in the interest OF Afr
Collax.
The wildcats are returning, and the Lobby
Is very 1arga1y represented. Tho Indian.
Bank Bill, as 1t is called, introduced by HI.
Hacker, is gaining friends.
Hus. BATES At SPRINGFIELD.
Or. x--Hon. Edward Bates arrived here
on this evenings train. He comes by appoint
lnent
The city is full of Chicago Merchants, Eank-
e.s, Aldermen, Politicians, and others-Eot
less than two hundred In ALL Several dis
t:n@u:shed men have arrived, whosc names l
am not At liberty to give.
LATEK-So COMMISSIONERS.
1oP. M--The Republicans on the Commit
tee IN Federal Relations have agrsed to report
against sending Commissioner The Demo
Gratis arc in favor Of It. Gov Yates Will aend
in message tomorrow, communicating the
despatch Of Gov. Letcher, bnt le will not re-
commend the appointment Of Commissioners
, 1861-01-30

Especial Eisps,cA to the Chica.o Trihune.1
SPRINGFIELD. Jan. =, 1aCl.
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE EousE,
The Eousc WIS occupied during The morn
ing in rambling debate upon Mr. Church's
bill to ame1d the reury laws, which was lost
bs refusal Of the House to ensross for third
reading. Mr. KelloEg's bill 10 amend tile law
OF divorce coE1ing up from the committee,
who Recommended striking out The enactlnC
clause, was debated on tbis motion and Loaf
the 1iousc sustaining the report OF the COM
mi;tee. Three lills only were introduced, and
those not q public or important character
In order to give the committees time to br;nr
their work up, the House adjourned owe. until
tomorrow q. Q o'clock.
THIS afternoon, the Finance COMMITTEES Of
the House and Senate having teen made a
Joint Committee Of Conference, met 10 adjust
the House and scnstc bills for raisipg money
to carry On the Government Tic House bill,
q. before reported, provided for transferring
ZOO 900 from :he two-1nill tar fund to the
revenue fund The Scnate bill, to raise $50 600
by ~ i.aue Of bonds. The Joint Committee
agreed to recommend tic borrowing Of 500.
900 from the Illinois Central Railroad fund,
t15o,o3o Of which is now in the Treasury, 4
bill ro, ,hr ,.nrnose will nroha,,,v he ;rtro-
auce5 ;nto md nx, both Homes to-mo7n~
xrs4rz-r,>,. rz-.rr ,o.x xxn rersr cox
sASY.
Mr ogdsn's bill or m Act to Incorporate
the Real Estate Loan md Trust Company, va.
reported back from the Committee On Bank
mud Interpretations, and its passage recon
mended. Mr. 1Hsbcc Of Pike made the usua
and etercoty,ed objections TO such bills, name
II, that they conferred banking privileges ant
tl.t the per=oa.l liability clause did not ex
tend beYoul the amount Of stock held by eacl
shareholder. Nj. Ogden. in a candid and ron
vincing speech Of tea minutes. DISPOSED o
Lies. objection. in substance, a. follows: Th,
, 1861-01-30

The markets for Breadstu1Is during the
past week have been quiet. Wheat has
been less active and prices fell to 1-2c.
Corn has been dull, and sales yesterday
show q decline on the week of 3-4c Flour
has been quiet, without material change in
quotations, Provisions have ruled firm,
and we quo:c an advance On the week in
Mess Pork Of 25c- Timothy Seed Is in
good demand and firm Clover sec |, how
ever, is dull and prices have declined 25c
per busi'cl. 11ishwines have decliued 9 DC
per gallon, AMI Alcohol, 5 10 4c,
, 1861-01-30
Gtiraqo Grihutte.


The excurs;on:s:s from this city and MIL
waukee Ecro II Washington city ycster-
ds:-, visiting both houses Of Congress, the
Old Pub. Func., AID possibly testing the
virtues Of his "old rye" The telegraph
reports ]. B. as being quite jolly on account
of the near approach Of his release from
Offices feeling in which the whole coun-
Try shares to au extent unprecedented in
cur political history.
A full report OF the banquet given to the
c1cursion;s:s, including toasts and speeches
By the citizens Of Philadelphia on Friday
cTcning last, will be found on the inside OF
to-day's TRIBUNE
, 1861-01-30

The Postmaster at Chicago is put to great
Inconvenience and trouble by many Postmas-
ters in the country failing to date Return
Registered Bius." The Return Bill ought to
be IN craet duplicate Of the original, names,
date and all. Will Postmasters note the fact
, 1861-01-30

Although the packers are still nearly all
.. wo-k yet, we have asceriained that there
hare been PACKED here this season trihe
over 70 1000 hogs, and it is generally sup
posed that we will cut from thirty 10 forty
thousand m,re belore the close OF the sea
soo. 1n 1896, there were cut in this
city, 1:G,o 8 hogs; and In 1858, 1s5, 900.
Thus Tar, therefore, Chicago is second only
to Cincinnati as the larges: packing point in
tile Union.
Tic totalreccipts and shipments Of hogs
s:ncct Isl Of November till Saturday last
, 1861-01-30

not POLISHED aad oily, ~ be- shouM hare been. He
made one of the best parts of the rlsy Just y; At
We hsvs pEsyieGzl sd she dais,i=st made Of all
t Ter It alf. and perhaps Mr. Prior i. nos 20
| grta:sy to thne Tor his e1ec7ah,e rendering
| etr R1esral as the author Of ,he adsn,ation!
should be for bringing out eh1ruce5 In The mart
to he acted. Mr.. Prior nay improve On the anthor
and ~ far as bis own acting gcocral.y cnnsiarYct
i.concerned he Is daily making. prusse,. j. in the
4zs Myess, in tho part cf Ftsnny: That sleepy
character was acted to Perfection, ard though
Marbles ''shak ns up was d,ue IL al awkwsF.
not once lese her temper, hut the Fanny with
ne doubtful SHOES" throushoa-, Cline had bur
iist!e T. DO, a. Ps,sa an 1sauan refugee and did
treGey Insignificant character Of 1kkinr yalet to
Sir Pertirai. or the reminder OF the parts it il
unnecessary to detail.
saved from condemnation BY large ard we'll be-
haSed ancitnce, BY the good aet;ny of those We
have alluded to above, d when the reader take=
ma3,,Ei!y Of performers, It Is not supposed ur
would be ao tapE"nonaec the Woman Ii White
succsss- Far from 1t, We can eay this. hownr-
can Afosd to spend four tai hours In such
manner. and will well repay ali who have q love
f'r domestic tragedy to sec 1t once, At last.
DEFIANT l. SrnAr7oss NATIONAL crAry or
MERCANTILE CoL1EoEs.-This enterprise has
grown frora Single Ins'itution to great Netfoaa'
chain Of eight Colleges, located in the principal c
ties Of tho Union. Each caIleSe hta its fnu eospe
'of teachers, lecturers &c, ard ytt at &re under
the same general government. The COLLEGE in New
Yorz il Ia the Cooper E:st1tute Building vt ich l.
one OF tho most desirable locations in the ci1y 1t
IL IL the immediate vi1inity Of the AsroR and
MERCANTILE Libraries. Tha students OF this
chain Of Colleges adnt ted to the great Reading
Eson Of the Coupe: Cniau. rs we'll as the scientific
lectures which take place every evening" free OF
charge The New York CJllege IL already we'll
paro"ized, and Is growing to be Of the iustisu-
tious OF the city. The caie1go link In the cLatn
Is model Institution. and Is enjoying good de-
gree II prosperity. Our citizens have great conf
dence in 1t aud consider 1t Of incaculable benefit
to the city.
~ Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters comblocd with
pure o:d Bourbon Whi.ky. for debility, &C., at
Sargent. Drug Store, corner Randolph and State.
IF Tho Sixth Ward Republican ;lab will hole
an adjourned meeting At the house Of J. Il Weber,
Milwaukee asenne, at " O'Clock On Wednesday
evening" for tho purpose Of electing officers for tho
spring election. WIZ. AEauck1E, Sec'y.
Juay TIE PLAcr AND Jrsr TIE HAN TOE TIE
P1Acr.-Tho Ladies' and GeEtlemen's D.ui1e
ome. Nos. 1c3 and 125 :'cartorn street, have
lately passed into the hacds OF Mes.rs. Gaze l.
~ ASs VAN Ie 1e'aeA'peteo Nc 'ol's
u W. Suo pas'sS uel@s'u.eas OF toe Ae.
- 0." A1 - ho" 5ea4y ~ - . a' LIS
at,hi. n1aee ia r;c, ,na v.-;.d ,ho ,.,,o., ,o~,
walters polite and attcnttre, and everything riee,
new and c1e,, ,.neo ~
~ '1eee .npf@sJ a1'aes VIC "oaia auslse
G Case, 1eG Lake street, and havs rubber aoles pu
on. iauaoat
-
=. 49, A.sn1 49, osssh1A ~ -
, 1861-01-30


We can tell the Republican Legislature aud
tho Republican administration Of Michigan,
and the Republican party everywhere, one
thing: that IT the refusal to repest the Person.
a Liberty laws shall be persisted in, aud II
there shall not DO j change III the present
seeming purpose to yield to no Acconmola-
1ion Of the national difficulties, and II troops
ehall be raised in tho North to march asuinst
tue people Of tie South, G fire in th: rsdr lptl
ie o1taeI UPON sEch troops tctca aeE. either stop
tAeir nsarrh altogether, o. auaderfaUy acrtlsrats
it In other words, If, in the present posture
ii the Republican party towards the national
difficulties, war shall be wagcd, that tear siA Be
fought IN tie NortA! We warn it that the con.
1ct WHICH 1t is precipitating will not ba with
the South. but nit. te'4s Of Mousands Of people
in the lto1eAi Whom ciyiI war shall come, it
will be war here in Michigan, and hera in De-
.t't, and in every Northern 8tate.-Ftee Ptess,
aBA.
!Inesc atrocsous sentiments, which are in-
tended to sound like bo1ihese, hut which are
in reality bat the emptiest e.;asconade, are
meant for the encouragement of The traitors
who are now in open rebellion against the
Union. Il package Of to1pers eof.taini"g The an
tlctc from schieh Mv are e1sracfed ,eas sent to
Charleston, and Other 17aekages to 1flet}gevi.le,
Richmond and Washington The design is to
invite the rebels 10 increased violence. under
Lhc idea that, when tbs Government shall use
its power to enforce the laws, it will meet op-
position In the Northern States. But Of all
the f4tal mistakes made BY The clifton States,
h reliance upon such assurances as are here
made to them, will be the most fatal We have
a. few here, without doubt, whose instincts
lead them to befoul that which is nearest to
them. But outside the Frss Pspss office there
are not tea ragaoonds in Detroit who sJmpa-
thze with the drunken frenzy Of tue para
grnpis we lavo quoted. And if such insane
;olly lead MS iuto civil war, no posoder wiA b
aaSted, A stout cord and short ahrlft will
send them q far towards heaven Us the Creator
~r"r intended them to go.-Deerptt advertiser,
aSyA :
, 1861-01-30

LIZ C4E[t elutAJ I'LL lufitALQA " LlG T AG AE~
partment to visit the carnival at the North
Side Skating Park, The light from which set
the hel1man off Oh false scent.
oooD 1s4AH "h"S-ne'' ~. Annsps'
-. tnts 49, ,t'N' oeen ~ ~ ~ " osn,e1 1es-
ta'e os4oie lHe oooa .n np1ts u Noch1o5o'
W Ane1'5 e'es - NV p,escn1 "eeA. a
s'sa ~ ssoa sea9e ~ Tue 1ooa 1emp1a@
i'ol.&. a. Law, ~ ln's c1ty' u. ". o. VI tae
'fano Aeoge Oh :. ~ y. =. ol Anno's, ne1o
lef'n lle1a tne FaIpls Of tne congregational
CHURCH at Malta Dehalo county, on Sunday
anefnooc 1ast. Subject: temperance
Yorso MxK,s Aksoc1Ar1ox. nrrt 1~r.
ture before the Young Mems Association of
this city Ia to be delivered by Melville ", Full
ier, ESQ. Of this city. This VIC like, We hare
resident talent equal to that imported for our
lecture boards, aud We arc glad to see tie
Association recognize the fact. It IL leading
the innovation very aurp.ciously, the announc.
Ing the name Of III. FulIer, member of the
Chicago bar, and gentleman OF excellent
1;,erarr taste. Tia snhiect will ha use1c
AiteAaA5 t0~o" AA7 eupJeet "AA W oe11-
Help"
po,, ,.,9.7 71,-.-., ,-
1OAAGL Observation-Disclosures NJQ1uut EellIuE
1iouor r1thont 1,ccnae. sso. n Rnrcho,t
''aa'' "'eno0@ ">e1Se' ~ ~ II o"s0et',
1r1,.
r1so A1~''ni1Aoa' Has '''ae1' 1e'os" seaoe4 neo'
turner, VsEraney, reform school Jas. Con-
""s' 80 ~ oun4'Au' oe9ofosf3'
discharEcd John Huper, disoEderly, contin
md Can 3 R,-,.. d,so-5o-,. n p,,.uw
ueo oeo - ~ neS' ol@otoesisr ~ oarutS
Murray, drunk and disorderly, ,a&3; Hannah
po7r,4rs drpn,x ard d,,o-1er,~ a.. es,-n,
cs..t - ~, 1.A45 ~
Carthy, drunk and dlsorderiy, discharged !;
Maggie Barns, disordcr3y, discharged; Maggie
DecoraL. dison1cr1v. d;scha,ced E.ta Icrnr.
a,so-7or,. a;,...,;1 '''"S
olSvtoei,y aecas'eo.
Nc publish the full list for once thst the
average run of tho bushes. Of this lesser II.
bnnal mar he t,,,,ered 1,,o-ofor,,
01'1~N ''1' " e'Ate-!eo eee.c'o1n''
, 1861-01-30

Gas FixruRxs.-1 AN daily receiving from tbs
factories large invoices It lew aod beautiful pat.
terms of French aaa American styles Of Ch4u6o-
Hers also general stock Of fixtures suitable for
Kinds OF ofbuildtngs, which "a: sale 1t whole
sale or retail, very low, at Is Clark st.
Jxn. q. 1Od H. WuxAxw
, 1861-01-30

MonE New MUslc-A Judsou Higgins
publisher, No. 20 Clark street, sends u beau
tiful Ballad, by E. E. Ducat, "'Twas when
Roses Wild were blooming" The melody II
inc aud leaves lasting impression.
, 1861-01-30
THE CITY.

CHANGE or TINE, See change Of time On
Chicago d Milwaukee Railroad.
PEnsosAL-The popular Comediane, Mr.
and Mira. W. J. Florence have arrived in this
city, and will appear in an engagement at Nc
Vickers Theatre shortly.
PREs PEEK-The Badger State Quartz Mil
(six stamp,) caa be seen in operation at the
Machinery Wraehouse Of Higgins, Mowry &
Co., co5 Randolph street.
, 1861-01-30

CLElEL1ED LonCE no. eli l. r. h /. H..
WIN be given At tho
FREMONT HOUSE,
fhu1sday Evening, ian. 81, Al 5sel, A0.lea
ooasrrTE1 OF A.nAsczsxx7s:
Mi|ey y9 81 tEsn ah ils he1a2a5. Goda1td q. afas'
Edward ,Haa nton, ). n. PeTkins,
Members q tae Fraternity are requested to sppeaf
caets utay be any member Of the Cen.
Ettsee Of Arrangements aoa II TIT Ifemort 4o9.e-
Price Of Tickets ....--....-e $500.
nrehrst.a- Light tiuarsI Band jaad<a ~
house and II ,he fremont Livery.
IlkiAN lIALL-Clark street,
zn.assi @a.sias: PToso9aes TT Hsi1 unsurpassed
;. AZ Aeonstes 6, ead Gsas51i .Aprointmsnt1
thas..y-os ssenrzse conct aad rr2o1 Il W GAi.fgs
fhs m.n 1adle3ee Room /. en- tas nr.t .cor the
m g.: = 81 ~: 5Ss:.s vt
ample "srsss srd I'd. 1SE:s IT. tset OF doa'~ay to
The Hsla eont.cs s- He=!y National Gallery, vs1aed
= ttaM stt puEcoased q Geo. r. \ He'll, no.
des pe: 5s Il on sS
contains the identical graf E1ctte tor Which the 9.a
Ws::f Is teny t. Il .v. s II ii Is
Presidents 70 L!acoIn inclusive, well Of nsany
ot;.er 5ua-stea@ Americans. b. AeAiy.
Bali. I'd IL Sa III TIL sf., drens Toon
kitchen cooking stove, numerous tah!ez SC &C.
En- nt St sss . 81 .od Be 1saa e M s'c sn
Ton to THOa BAEBtsuR BRYAN,
no1TGaty OEice IN the Building
VOTTNG MEMS A5SljCI ATU)M
, 1861-01-30

See advertisement Of J. F. Bsie7:y in N
other colama- It's, as 1t states. something new.
, 1861-01-30

Al already Inttmated, there IN strong prob
ability that there will not be q want OF food
forwarded, bat the receipts Of money for pay
ing frcighte has 20 much diminished that tho
.prrasule is beginning. to be 40 far felt - to
awaken serious appFehensions for the future.
And while the varions railroads leading hither
haye acted nobly In this matter, and really de-
serve, as they will receive, the gratitude Of the
country, especially from the objects Of their
kindnesR, still their bills must be paid on de-
livery. Whose who have given, must not think
there Is no more need Of their assistance. It
Is to be e -rnestly hoped that the various Coun-
ty Committees IN the States will endeayor to
send monthly remittances. With the came GER
tainty that hunger returns must be the means
Of gratifying it.
Within Tie past ten days snow has fallen to
the depth OF nearly or quite two feet, and has
rs tended to the extreme southern part Of the
Territory. This adds to the suffering. Every
day men come in frast-bittcn7 and some very
seriously, to snch an extent that a physician is
kept In constant att guidance
Although my lettesis very long, indulge me
. little further, with few examples t. Illus
t1ate the general state OF the Territory
RICHARD BEsT.-I am resident Of Water
loo, Breckenridge County, have forty acres
of 1aud In cultivation, and the result
# two or three pla1stnga, hare raised i've
bushels nf corn and two bushels of potatoes,
the past summer.
Bennett Putnam, resident OF tue sane town.
ship and county. From twenty five acres cult
Ealcd have raised eight bushels Of potatoes
that thiuk arc fit tor seed. Thesa am anE-
ious to keep for the Spring.
Mr. c. Linsgar, Breckenridge county, came
10 the territory with TWO thousand dollars,
sud have always had somc money and ths
comforts Of lie now; have come here be.-
Slng-and the tears started in his eyes, snd his
::lrc Redeemed from painful sense Of humilia-
ten This man had put III cultivation fifty
scres, including twenty mine bushels OF wheat,
twenty acres OF corn, tive bushels Of pot,toes,
In TWO bushels OF buckwheat, and did not
r4ise-wc give his own words-as much as &
can hold il the palm Of my hand"
could multiply tncse Instances By the score.
Men come in here with their feet entirely max
ed, soue with only stockings, others with
their feertied up ia CID clothes, OF saeks. One
luan is now lying in the hospital sick from cold
and exposure, Who is Of nei-hborhood oft n
;ainilies il iny eighy miles northwest Of Fort
f.iley. lie Las wife and five children. lie
left them with less thsn one bushel Of corn
meal and little buffalo meat. 4 woman
came into the office day or two eince who
had walked abuut f'7rty miles through the
-nuw. leaving sick husband ard five children
almost entirely destitute. Nothing but immc-
,iiate aid and quick return could save them all
from the worst Of suffering and death.
, 1861-01-30

1t cV fCk E RS THEAlRF,
4yl Asdison stztet, between Stats sad Dearborn.
WEoSESrAT EVENING, Jxnuarr s1th, Last night
11f Two OF the Production OF tn. Koh3aa!ic Play, III
Five Acts entitled ~
THE WOMAN IN WHITE,
Dramsttxcd from title Collins Int .a<ely exciting
nosc1 publ shet IN "Harptrs NeeSiy" anu pronu.1.-
CD !! the Press where re.{t bre1 pes the
M dSsms Of TIE cay ~ s!l BE- placed
u uds Ih eatte with the fal!o~ilg lo erlu cssE:
!ahfa hfl: ........ Kate Dr.la liy yan
Msrau ,talcom .........,... ..... Mira Ad. Plu"kc:
~ - 80 a. S.}ae 4-s...-.-- HF HF1Of
Count osco ...,,.,.,, Mr isainlt ri
~ ss ais1t --....-. ......- NJ AttfA
r. action of the ;.ay /. supposed i. oc2upy perd
FnEK VISIONS or THE nUShL-
Oeasn y Iesu snG:! s'ras't b. 1nd:a1,! d. ata hy
The peri Tulance vi cnEc.uGe Nfkt. !
LhA1o fAs De ukU< By tno GALE StsTEx3
,WASrzD-Tweutr Five Young Ladies' to sasi IT, =
NeT sGss tAese now Ia prenars ioa. Amply t. Nj
O'Clock taily.
, 1861-01-30

The Method Of Supplying tic Destitute
The Present Sc0ndft1on uf the IseO-
ple..What II fct 10 BIC Done--SeeessloR
III AARxa&.-SnoyV4 etc.
, 1861-01-30

~ Call On Dubois at i13 Dearborn street, base,
n1cnt OF Portland E1cck, and get yon1 Sign Pain:
ing done chsaply. eae1S-24s
, 1861-01-30

II A 3 l. E A q x, F AIR
L AND FESTIVAL.
Ihesu VII BE- Grand Exhibition Of Tab1ex7x 1t
b r z a N II ALL,
Also, Fair and Festival on Tues lay ard "Wednesday
Evening. JsnuxfT -e.h, and 9Th fur
1ho Benefit Of the Ssath Western uty M;sion,
{onn of ths most important Ns.ions of &e ctty Of
which Ess. Isaiah + t1=r has char.e.
M:ners will te served on both dAJz fruM 114 to
2oc!ocs, P. u. 1326x$s
THURCH'S GRE At PAINTING.
The HEART OF THE ANDBS.
ON VIEW AT NO. 100 LAME STREET.
From 4. y. to sP. ". Arn : to 9Fx
Admission IS cent1
FatfotS arc requested 70 bring tae4r 0pera Glaksss
ft13d.61-2U
EltTu ANNUAL FESTIVAL
, 1861-01-30

EB For AMI operation upon your teeth, or for
PERFECT artCcial work OF any desirable style, call
on Dr. Aloau.h, No. IS West Randolph 1t.
fa2t.3!n
, 1861-01-30
CHICAGO PRODUCE AND PRoVIz.
ION TRADE.

Tic receipts OF Flour, Grain, &c, in this
c.IY during l2s: week couparn aa tullou,a :
, 1861-01-30
NUMBER 1872.
Nem advertisements.

G. T. ScRIvS:y Adprtittag Ao<at Is D1or.
o' e., y a.aAo''1ea to rser'Ss 4aee,.tsensents tr
lis a'sd ~ tax Leadtao aaaerf NJ ~ Eortss rat
, 1861-01-30

FIRE AlARaI-The fire alarm last night was
in efTtct simply an invitation to the Fire De-
pattmeut to visit the carnival ut the North
Side Skating Park, the light from which set
the bellman of on false scent,
, 1861-01-30
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
EGsr.s 10 SEED Commissioners to Washington
BANKING MATTERS.
Especial Eisps,cA to the Chics.o Tribune. l

Arrival Of 1IE& a4cs, Chicago mer-
chants, Ra~k A1dermen, Dtstin-
Euixhcd roliE7elans aud others.
, 1861-01-30

~ In these ahppesy times we would advtse
everybody to send their boots and shoes to Bis.et
G Case, 1eG Lake street, and hasa rubber aoes pu
On. jau3o2t
, 1861-01-30

nES.OLCTTON.-The Co Part
- nelsap h*retof'rs ex'a: ng between HuaI.r.
Nc rzth R:GhaFls, Eapufacsntt n OF orn .he1.
hrs. Is Geseby ns-,Feh BY nntn.l cLus.rt = j Iii
pa:i. indebted +, a urn arc aeFcaJ authorized 10
HEbLE1 4 McGRATH
LAfaYstta. IND Isa .skh. ia1; aoa1lx
, 1861-01-30


s.-EzanninatioH. talked with hc- few
molnt nts sinte, and propost 10 take Aa1f the
money nnd 70 awar. When teles.ra,htd l+r
1used the name II. II. Thomas Io Prevent her
from thinking WIS concerned III il. ! knew
her first in Alv1r,T Etshela, Pennsylvania sIy
family Is IN Washington county, Pa I got
acquainted with her tyer year ago~ cains
ou TO Minnesota about the first If ApriL I
have boarded at Mr.. Grants, whom inaucea
to come out hste l had 4 eaw mill tber,
which Gran ruu for me. I had DECD exc
cutcd TO her Of All eighty acre LOT, and che
still holds the deed suppose. I got this geld
Ut Minneapolis. never asreed 10 run away
with this woman and live with her, atl list
Il she would do so, 1woula give 1cr this gold
SHE frequently said they had worstel their
condition. They never 1rake aay ciai:n that
ought 10 give tleln money. proposed to
sell the eighty acre lot to AIr. Eli ailrr gave
it TO her Size hasn's denied having tbe mon
ey. 1asked her few minutes since, what bs
came Of the balance, &lUQ; she rcplirL tia.
there was only 500 iu the laz; She said t,4a,
she was going to keepit; khe iIad the funds a
week before She LIFT Jordan City.
10 tie CoHrt-I agreed 10 furnish her money
to 70 East With. Her husband Il still In Nil..
ncsota, Inevcr made the proposition to 20
East with her. bought this cloak and hce.d
which the witness las On for hEr. / boushr
trunks for her One OF these trunas WAS to
pack bed clothes in she sud. have sold the
ruins OF the saw mill; cwn the eighty acre
lot 1 dec9cd to her; the deed Is not cn,u-
nlete; 1t Is not yet recorded; hayc neyer
given money to othcr, women to Keep unless
it might be my wife; s1ld all my property
at Jofdan City last week, as contemplated
golng East. have not written nor teles II PHI
ed to her husband; there was no secresy ab5ut
her going away, I te1egraIhed to Mrs Grant
/ that II she would do the right thing ! would
not prosecute,
At this point the Court declined to hear fur:
ther testimony, aud ;he case Was closed b5 The
discharge IF The defendant, oal TIC money
awarded to her ly order Of the Court
The gist Of the story as told By tho woman
IL Is follows: Griffith induced her and tct
husband to- emigrutc from Pennsylvania to
Minnesota Her husband run saw mill foz
Griffith, but the times proved dnll and on a
certain day the saw mill burned down. Al
their condition wss decidedly voTstea, Grit
ath maggnanlmoualy presented the woman with
edeed to IN eighty acre lot, The deed proved