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, 1861-01-15
mr. Summers Lecture.

When gentleman Of the exquisite culture
and really profound crudltion of George Sum-
ner enters our Lyceums, nc feel at once tho
real dignity and usefulness OF the institution.
When lifetime has been devoted to intensc
study and to the acquisition Of all languages,
and many Of the sciences, when by travel he is
ablc also to bring fruits from every country
and climc and lay them tthc feet Of his audl.
cnee, 1t is then that we acknowledge thcbcncfit
ofthe lecture system Mr.. Summers Lectures
are the product Of finished scholar, u most
ooscrring Traveller, and an accomplished gen
teman- AL who have listened to his delight.
full words, must have admired the purity OF
his language, the freshness of his ideas. the
varied mud fcllcltous illustrations, and tho
constant succession of practical and whole
some truths. We have admired lin
for his broad and Catholic views, for his
steady patriotism in speaking OF the country
rs it is, not as Fourth OF Jnly orations would
make MS belicTc; for his just and manly rebukc
Of political e1travaggances aud imbccility, for
his large hearted recognition Of tho wclfarc o,
the laboriny classcs-n recognition not
assumed for the purpose Of the dcuaacogue,
hut really entertained hy one whose highly
cultivatcd mind is above all low ambitions
and too ragnanimous and generous to with.
hold the least privilege from the humblcs,
child Of The Creator.
HI. Sumner lectures tonight at Aetropoll
tan Hall, en- "srA1s," in the history Of which
her frequent revolutions, her slavery, hel
thirst for ro1d. her ranid rise and irnornTn1onz
, 1861-01-15

ST. LoCls, Jan 1S.-lhe Springfield {IlL)
correspondent Of the Missouri RepaMir1n says
there Is reason to believe that AIr. Lincoln will
accept the Border State Compromise and the
doctrine of non-;ntervention IN regard 10 tho
subject OF sinrcr7 in the Territories
MI. Lincoln denies having tcn1cred Henry
Winter Davis Cabinet appointment
, 1861-01-15

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 12-la M-Tte House
passed the Convention blu, with the amcnd-
nlent to refer the action Of the Convention rel
ativc to secession back to the pcop:c- No ac-
tiou has rs yet been taken on the bill By the
Senate; There is increased excite{acnt at the
, 1861-01-15

CtT1zESa FIRE BR10ApE.--At regular dnnral
meeting Of the Citizens Firo Brigade held at their
rooms January IA, 1861, the fol1owin: gentlemen
were elected officers for the ea>uinS year:
S. D. Raymond. Captain; J. T. Redmond, FIrst
Lieutenant Co. l; H. 4. Hendricks, First Leuten.
ant Co. 2; j. ", Davis, Fist Lieutenant Co. :;
c. II. Jennings, First Lieutenant co.a; DIV.
Clark Jr. Secretary; G. r. Moore, Treasurer; e..
Rawsou, Seward; ". Sharp, Orderly Sergeant
T. Cough. Second Lieutenant Co. /; D, ". Clark
Jr Second Lieutenant Co. .; c. J. Rawtou, S. C
oud Lieutenant Co. 5; E. Ferner, Second LicIten-
ant Co.. II. 4. UESpR.eKs,
Acting Scc'y.
, 1861-01-15

TIE KASKAKEE JAIL BREAKERs--ShcriT
Hesing yesterday received letter from Kankn
kec, relating the particulars Of the escape of
Dickinson alias Stickles, and ono Alexander,
from the Jail In tia. city. We extract from the
letter:
"Thcy were bat., pat together In oae ec1i-thc
Inside iron door having no lock on 1.-the outside
wooden cell door being fastened with an iron strap
ncruss II. and wooden pin put through the sf2r1r.
Instead Of luck TO hold the iron strap. They
reached their hands through tho small hole III thu.
middle Of the door, and witt stick in the hand,
striking on the lower end Of tho wooden pin.
knocked 1t up out uf the staple; thus the celdoor
being relieved, they were both In tic main hail
below. couple Of hsr1cis with IN old woou
door across on the top OF each barEc], with
the cell bed VI the top tha door furnished . aca;-
fold to reach etovc-pfpe ho1e In the division
wall in the back end Of the east ha with an Iron,
crooked In shape, that WAS used to hold mp the
stove pipe, they dug OFT the mortar and stone.
thereby enlarriG the a:oyc pipe hole 80 they coll
crawl through into the dcistuss' room. Frou this
roons they could easily pass Into tho main hall
outside of tho iron y.atc duor acEuss the ,Ein ball.
the door TO the debtors from opening into 1he
hail. not bein:, locked. T.lu4 they paaecl ont at
the main outside door. which was also unlocked.
This happencd about, Afscr Il o'clock List uaEht
and while Jury OF twelve men were Il. session
in the court room abo,c. The jnsy hcard no nof-c.
and boy IN a cell near the ktove-oppo site the
cell they were in-hcard nothing Of their move
mcnta. and did not know until morning thus they
were out
, 1861-01-15
MONETARY.


MoSDAy EVENING. Jan. II. 1s;i.
The exchange market was dnll to-day and the
market declined per cent. the crrrcnt oa:ik rate
being per cent. pr n.iaEa. The bnsiHG price
showed wide range, 41SGSG bcinE ahor.s Tire .s-
urc.. Tie latter fact shows that bankers bave 70
confidence that the high prices can be Etalntafncd.
The merchants continued to psrchase PORK foS
shipment, thus virtually competing, With the banks
in the matter Of exchange. The matte: is tending
rapidly to :c=c1atc ITSELF and should prices remain
good for pork, provisions, flour, &c. exchange
must long lnl its Level at more living rates.
The amount which the business public virtual
II paying to the Mtterers Of our well secured
reucy' Is really enormous. The people I'll have
their eyes turned to the Legislature, and expect
from them cecctnal protection from such outraScs
in the future.
Gold nominal. buying price iG;5 per cent. premi-
ala; selling,-.
The general money raazkct is we'll supplied
Currency I. abundant, and discounts for all lcyiti
mate business paper readily obtained 1t 10 per
rREx1uM AND CScrEIEsT MONEY.
The following figures slow the closing rates for
currency, exchange, &c, as corrected daily by F.
Granger Adams. editor OF tho Chicago .Iaak .lo;e
Lisf, No. Al CLARK street:
'77,xs; 7s:;s. ssiE1Ss: 42:s':
L.slsugo nn New York. ...,...-.... q !
ny, 4 y. Eny. solvent Hank Notes. s -.
,'2nn., Nd, Mo. u Frt, InA. lllEks.. Par y.
La- sliu. Ky., and Indiana S,ate.... 3 =.
sssch. and caaada, y. J. and Iowa. -.
G3l1 l1.-.--...-.-..-.-,.--.. -.
'' Dir. Dis.
Di,crcditcd Iliinoi.. Is -.
| Va, y: C.. Ala. Ca, i old Tenn. S ..
Stock Banks Of Tennessee. 5Di3 -.
ST. LorIs.-Wc quote Us follows f,ora til. Dim.
I Of Saturday:
The exchange market Is higher today. The fol-
For Gold.- Gk',,',: !.s, & cu-.
sishi on IN Sew s;s ositans: Prem. PREM Prem: prem:
| Sight Gil Tin. j. Loa'v 'vilic * prem.
From the n5ogc it will be seen t.it currency and
haltkAfc tuad. again rule alike. t':o, Kentucky
and Indiana money Is bought ut it7 cent. prem.
Gold Was bought ut al! PRICES l,'-t:ay, frun selG
per cent prem. 1t il ROW wori1 -; per crut. and
| silver per cent. less than this
Dl.cscaitcd lllin Is money J.; IL. changed. not be-
1radc. Money I, rather tighter i,1n it w:,- and it
is dltucuft to get money except boua idc bu-i-
paper, ebnc If which is taken daily by :hs
hsnks, in moving tue hey crap, cozn, wheat, &C.
CtSctsNAT1.-yhc Gu=ett< Of Satu:la: sage:
The exciting news from tho so.,slt cnnlinncs to
have depressed ctluct Oh money rua tees, and
many OF tho ho:scs are dfseountiny slowly, Eot
take her" i. m active lenleEd .n1 InnNcy. and 4
good Gcal inquiry tn- next week. Currency is rot
plenty, aud tho saint may be said ::u.G. ES-
change Il Hrner without, however, uty yer: laSrE
Buying. Selling.
New York stsst..-....- Al:i pscn, y pscn.
-aincricau Gold..., ::.I>,s prem ete;l prem:
, 1861-01-15
M ASTER'S SALE-Stota of ~;

M ASTER'S SALE.-State of Til,
cb;esvaE Eol1 Comfy of Cook e. s. snpcr.o: conr. -
jsmS Eees iMSaa1'!sH Ma'!a Blasc:e Ms1. EIstoa ~. H
esasi ens4s ssss1y e.. d
sac Eesta dag ot 0cioScs IaI IS ao.f eEoae o.
a. kasraS &. q ne sups!ta5 Ges of Csi.Sn va
q: 10Th q d ten q oe,Ssk M nooa Ct sas AZ 4
csro In Ill; fnnnt S S3nst Ho9se In thr ctr pf CHI
fes 1es 9sass cs ss1s asaeeta g
c9ok nd mn: sssts .. !lllao sls County Of
elerea d. ixe!xss !ssea ~ s!Ehs g. rtae ten 40,
aemesS 1ssHatetn I'D Ia sheaseidS addifn dtsf n BIosS
, 1861-01-15

Rumor-South Carolina proposes to
EFacuato tho FoEtrcSsess
NEW YenK, Jan. IA Washington eofrespon-
ready agreed to syacunte ths forts In Chasleston
harbor, and othcr Government property, provide d,
Mai. Anderson ii ordered back 10 Fort A0ulttte.
Secretary Kelly has resolved to remove all the
clerks from the Interior Department who arc found
to be secccssioufsts..
Missouri Senators will mike formal protest
against tho occupation OF tho public buildings OF
ST. Louis bv the Federal Troops.
, 1861-01-15

NEW ToRK, JaV. 1;.-Thc stramship North
Star 1roua Aspinwall with s1,ta1 ,a43 from
California las arrived California news an
ticipatetl.
The steamship De Soto has arrived from
Hasana- News anticipated. She brings sl5S,-
14S In sDecie
, 1861-01-15

Bosrov, jan. IA fire in Cambridge ST.,
this forenoon destroyed Mason Il Hainlin's
Me1odeau Fac:o1y, with large stock offnstru-
L asnts, tina 1E.nneE, yatnlah, turpentine, &c,
, 1861-01-15

NEW YORK, jan. IA large t,'ur1lsat
house in Henry street, was partially ;u7sc.i
this morning. The fire originated in II. :asc-
safety.
, 1861-01-15

PENSACOLA, Fla, Jan. 13.-FoEt Cazraucus
and the Navy Yard were taken yesterday by
the Alabama and Fiorida troops.
, 1861-01-15

TnoTrSa.-sclghing in our streets beflg
among the things that were, the owners Of
fast horses have taken to exercising their ami
mails on the Ice on tho river, which was yester.
day the scene Of many well contested
.sbr11sb"
, 1861-01-15

ANNUAL REPORT OF TIE BoAnD OF TRADE
The annual report Of the Board Of Trade,
prepared by Seth Catlin, Esq, Secretary, is
now in press aud will be e~issued on tho 21st
inst
, 1861-01-15


Dos7os, Jan. 13-Rcy. Mr.. Phillips Con-
grcsatlonal Church, Waterlowr, was destroy
cd 6y lirc this morning. 1t was fine ssruc-
ture aud cost $20.0 GOO. Insured.
, 1861-01-15

New ToRE, Jan. 13.-TAc steamer Star Of
the West steamed down the harbor carly this
morning and laudctl the troops on Governors .
Island and returned 10 her dock.
, 1861-01-15

NCoTEE'S S.t!.E - Whereas.
s,a;n ystsPh ,tiess +; e.; nE excetc AMI de-ez s9
MeIs han a. q r,c snuwe>: Ii, u ..s::1e X. cs;,
IN e1t tTs,f.3 p f,,' .o ~ - 1,Fh III, sast n
sc;a scs ssseIs - 10 j ~ : srast
duh it, 4 IT, asFs N: ,e1 s: vi
T:c risd II ,he ~: i, caun. S1is
Ii nos* t'ao* q &ers Sc t.: -. * = E 1:a5
pTorss va not: syGn1o t5. seStt s:c7: Il
q gtel py reisfcn=e taessso. VII norc fiy ind
,And Eh,tas the sstl sl:,.eou nea.es d,t On The
.coTtsans s1 e ~ ~ q pscsHbts \ l:s assign sad
istSss r. Eafmeat II sers' Ecs sl:ta s. saiG
;Esgn,n,,:It n,., auth eaFoa rrad r.sst
ss no,ss ysefs i:en l9Si e. a. fSsu cl of
eaSt esI 5F T. bosi 10 ,r nss ant In tai
o n 81 seneos tr ~ sSs e. aa aoE:h Hsuo
n.orE:aGo AnS two cc.toiu p-om:svrv nu;e. in eaii
stsoa Eaavs Ha o :I i.;s III s9ssEh s
,ao NJ enc lur IL rum Il An:drrs Gu.lars duo
d as e & Seare q e sef r1,s sns
or - III 1S asd e asssn ~ tse purchaser
oss oesS 9f af ne II ns nn s7d pace ss 40 rs
S1sf q I'll; u IL ia IL
siy u Chicago for tea to> J oess shs G5 of sge5
,2sn aEd N hMhsFess ths notes CT said assignment red
ste nos Wholly pad al, ts is:al o,asr u.
nosss I'd s T. 2dysst;ss a:a esll tic sid
~-N AHNtN7aaV AA4EN EGfe pS S1i4 assignment
SGx hezefnr-. tale notice taat l. Ja7uea lind ,,,.
tbc n sstu nss3nhent EcnEored. slali ty sirtnn II
~ p5fTgr .. said assignment: In ye-sr o. ths ~
~ & q IaaHafy. 4. y LStl. At 10 o'ciocE
nss Lug s2ts az TIE nottA doF Of the Lr-t iI1n:a -
ss eits - thc1go aca State Of 1nots iii. ssH ~
t~Se Eoua ~oseFn ArraerS t3 SimPcb .nrrrs "r1 ~
~ .otts i1oa. slid Artilt taId Ernv.- lii uo
ccnnoaSa and described aud te11 th- sn.s
~ " insect aEd best blItr a .pc1 sat: ~ 1s IL
described ~ 4 txtEe SfSe q Z tt:a alsl-ur1snI
ene'so. January 10Th \ D isa is,aasSist T. a1sS;f
MI ASIER's SALE.-Circuit Court
1pd1e4 o. tGoe H3 con1sy. Jonas ueart: conp1 ~.
e RntE:ia i.1Hiu. 1Gsepn rtr4an, EGuout Ercs f;ef,
Ptimsr x b nbbtAao Lee. Elizabeth Fierce fetfer
ron and Is1an.sTEs y: nsas. a4ath. EraEeis q Bee.
rnb!c T.i aisc,ased d-t'ts In cLsaccr5.
1ici. Vii on n t5e tS5sanSsry { u CoeS County s.st Of
IN lie ir g. t4G Goust House IL said County IT CocE
~ s.St ~ VI Ehcaso At ten oclscE IN tie rn7snnn
c.t en a. public auction TT rash TO tne hi~h
oldoes al the following parceis or RAJ estS.t
III Ave- IL + n!nmnesed ono III. r. iLfrc isl sour
tTenty 81 r it:l nlneteen twenty snd
esht Isl id Ia .eg eIsrl5 IL ar ~ ms seven
tsfEe ~ F. Carpenters addition 10 ciIc4.o ~ q ~
~1's ~ en1easo County Of CooE and stafc 5f ;uess
Gn!e3go Jannafy tn 1851. W W. ,nsHs9
, 1861-01-15

ot"t HEtsd IN oae Of more of Tue States
o. rcs,'2oM ne 'Gniga III. Inef1 fha ioIn o,,,,,
sentiments nf the grsat st*ts* Of II York aad Uiio
a.cMbo:scd 10 the following resolutions:
va!ce o! sc nfon. and decrluca to preserve it M
ia?Htsed We hal ltn Joy that part cf the RECENT dru.
a;:.t Or t',e United stste tha 70 earnestly Ecqatst
sscs I'D IL md money nay Be- reSnsed 70 eua6e
,a @ T. r. rSe tas ass and Uphold tho aatao,iy Of
prrt,c st Union. which has conferred prosperity and
hA1plncs. fhe American rcen!c Tcnrwnr thc
tltdSe given and r decmrd hy our fathrFs. VI ase
?cxaS to devote lives fortunes and our naerrd
A1uos IN ur!oialEE the Uni u aad the Ccu.titutiop
, 1861-01-15
THE CITY.

AcKSowLEpeNEsT.-We are indebted 10 John
d. Drake Esq. OF the fremont House, and Ar.J
". Anderson OF the American Express Company,
for Cincinnati and Indianapolis papers in advance
Of the mil.
A TuAw.-Au old-lashioned January thaw
set in yesterday, rendering the streets rathcz
difficult Of navigation for pedestrians. During
the afternoon heavy fog hung over the city.
Observation-Disclosures Prindeyille is repair
ing and rcftting his fleet Of steam tugs, in or
der to have them in readiness ut the opening
Of navigation.
, 1861-01-15
mARKETs HY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1L-FLouE- Market or e1el
9 uita arm, with holders generally naktug 56Oc q
- m = e. rn,rhir
, 1861-01-15
Nj ASlER'S SALE.-State OF Iii.

GTATE OF lLLINuIS, COOK
~ County. $. s.S-sapcrtor Ceu.: Ct Chicago January
Term. A. y. 1S6o SuSan n TESso w. James Tteso. In
EhanccEy.
Atl.sav:: Of the ncnrcsdeacc Of .1aycs 1rcso. de-
fehdant above Ancu. at III, ee-- Gel tn Tie eiace OF
tho tltr Of said Superior s,ustt Il icae Notice u
hcEeby eiyt1, 70 the :id janirs Trc.u tut the
plsnant tiled her hill # compliant IL sa.h Coust on
the ChancerS sdc teFeoi- the .Ct tay Of Deesra
her. lSl. md that summons m 5e,Ian i-s,r ucto
dEst hoaaey ef January neXt l as by law s.euls
cd. Now, unless yo. the @Si James rce slaii ner-
.oaally be and appear fe;er. sid su: sor Court ot
Sea 70 Ct Gook S9cny, Oh tl1s List d.. .fthe ne1t
on :ac frst Monday ct January .>', icAd &
orueMur 10 the s~ld cousrssa Is bill oi complaint
aud st'sd- vii be rlkeE o. s-ce, aca dccreu
BILL Il, IiuEAii r!c-x
jSo- LILLE EtsG. Cou7fl'ts' Sorr uelsasa5-lG
, 1861-01-15

Opened ian: rssh psy ana E,Eht School Z NJ: Las
stro ( Nn5. !. 8. NkIsph. TxAcAxR.
Graduate from Fncnd1 colle1H fEov1aenee. r l.
tanEht namely adinx. sPsllng. GeoGz4p6y Gram
maE, hissoT, chsmiktzy, -FhJlosophy, PhJt1oloEy.
p.5ueaiaziI attended e Z EveninE Eehoo!:
xeef; evening scholars from q to % eont2 r%r veeE
Letter. TO kar; HAY G9x; X g. Asay, Es4 4
, 1861-01-15
ER4a1 advertisements.


r.rrr e.nt.,.+;r..,,....~<
CTATF OF TLIINOIS. COOK
n GSqXTT ag s, So0s s,e,ns Goa9tE S GtseIt cesE
I'd Jnha a. l. - pencE. '" e8A1''' w. Da''0 D. e''01'
I'd aSss sS to m II sa nsss
Issued ont q the oaes oftAe Clerk oftae Cook County
sa Il sai S@ =; iii r. I pssi. psesa
sa q n Il 3ea &! Id
:sa c5saty s.s ssiS u. i. sses s4ssai;
fa1e @ said eeoE Comfy cov1t sstoss o
co1ts Hoose ~ Il tae Chicago % d oadss ~
=. ~ @ III II =: ert{d 9r5tum.nt ~ ~
ans nsa ydn nn IL isSo1 Il the ssa >amnes paTi
S5tsaa ssa
sY fhn .e s1d g;nsnt aad cosss viii hs so1d "a
::s tss Ii1,c p,%s WM .st II CHURCH. s!sI
1--ef o1-IE - Eo---a.o-1 - :. A...: 5.= .-@--.e
NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereas,
Ssat a m as sv &
2 eishissa laadEst ana fttys ana s5sss.sa
has5.s ~ s + :f IS
M Il r M nd of
so1; tI Stya aPGotsa TeS
Tusse II sa rs q II rd & 5e
power Of sale contained IN said .nostsa:e and puI
a II ares
1sa,e
ss q ri s:i :! psilss ssst'ea ths
Thirty eist th9u;ans ana !sl:ars and forty:
sSsa s se
tasEso1 Gnp NJ, ssn te elansa 70 be dss
no1tEa.c. 1o-Eis IAL snd singular thr nret divi.
sss SSa[ u Il sy e.
Es I'll I'll ~ n, F$s 2. dsp9
"a es,er S4isE asi A 4: lsn "A !:;fes
viii tue said nrst v is!on rllaas CT feisdaE
e ii :S sss
al as Sssi e"ss 3 ssssaSiss
aai H ii lie @ :lnss teasf ss!s Il
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ShsSessy Esetis Hn.Eeny s'els ao
onxezi Aenrf iarnood aEd AIc,'e!1Es q. NarteF.
sss;stsi eSis; sa.ss ,hs @SoSe sn!ii, s:a:s %
iii on Tasssy :s sxcnt4 t:: ad, d sss" ass x
i eax e GSsso If as esaaty M yo s 1tsass eoef.
eash u ias 1i:5s. titlc .ni .nssses: Of he SID
ri r axna saa @ IL e
Town Of Lyons tn tho County OF teok. .n4l state Of
the nssaissst esrner q ssst:oa trtyoaet IT,. I'd
5 Fo :ns ~ Es} .od tr rs
it 81 !ss y
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efedtau.cnt: hsrs;S b:lcstn q L .:ssss appes s
Sd srs aaa 1ee apo sa lot e.. " s ia :
afsts5 + IGsassTy = SussFo: ceu:t
-, 49, -, ees.e.::.e
i SIATE oF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County $. s.s--sapeEtor Csu-: Ct Chicago January
ehams,sly sIs,s7y. ~ ~. ,,<,,.-s. =, ,,,.,
tho Ci.1E of sid Superior 5ast 'icsss 4 ~ SoIce @
tic Chncers s:dc seFco; o.. r., tt as Of b:e.Es n
4's ss ssa ssna: g. ss e.
e No Is S115 Il. s5 y: M r e lay
s4 st Ses5 8 pS ssGy Il " IL e.
e rtr.t Monday q Jannsry ~, a. ryad I 's sns~ &
sad a. ei zna ill., q: q
Bill 's' ~" 0s'e''s T. { uae III r,. "a
3se= LYLE s.ss: cea9Fa,!=. se!,E: .s.::sa.-.@ -
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s nd M sS il II 's :e;a '''sa 5;s Apoi Il
80 ~ "s A.n. ~ ln at.,h y 81 !noF:E1.es
, 1861-01-15

VI "A x e I FL u.
n tht. sity: on the 1St.l Inst, BY tae Res. " y.
Everta Rev. WILLIAM 4 EGGLEsT(S. or Iowa.
1na aitsA MARIA NJ pAssAESTES, la.e of New
liAtunahitc. -
, 1861-01-15

F1KE,-Abont two O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing smoke was discovered Issuing from the
sccoud Goor Of No. 152 Lake street, occupied
as Il boot aud shoe store ly 4. n. Miller.
Upon breaking open the door the whole lutte
rior Of the premises was found to be in flames
The alarm was given to the "Long John" fire
engine, which was soon on the ground, and
cxtipgulshcd the fire In short time. The
goods on the lower floor we're considerably
damaged by water. The stock WAS valued q!
s1s,ooo-insured for $4,000. Estimated loss
about $1,000
, 1861-01-15
MORTGAGE S.sLE.-WEcreas.
nstcd EAscsso Dee. ...L Il. D ISL.
10 - ). IU1sTER, Morts1gce.
tAAMAAL 3 saITH. Attya. Lt4fus2 I'd
NIAIE OF ILLINOIS. County OF

STATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ C9os .s-C!rcutt Cuu1: ~ :uek Co1nty, rch-
aa,i Jn:erh u. tle.stcw. III thancssy
Altanlt e u: huhre.lue.cEe thy,a; Hughes scd
Jostp u !tcnslIaF, ulf: GaAt< ~ named, having
seen Git'i u " otee q Il, tia .ir:t CouIt
Ihon,ns Il1i@hes arl !t,srph D. Its=!:as ti:at eac
eoH3E.ssss,s CO 3 h.sd s;ss o": capr SAID Court
~. ana saAt s'!HlHln:s ,:e7:cpo ieA {. said
asn.,Sk :aiu tetcEa::s. .tss1.t tic cpnd
u s2w. unss. yon The sat! 1l.os4,a- !,.h.r H Jsept
s,1aM % sha! ally h. an. @pl bro +aid
tnnstx Efx' ts1 n A.: .sssef {, u h' a1 Ev ralu
pteaa answer or telur to III. suit. ct..sEi.i.as:s b
nt n;ntaletf III: s21r. aEa the E:tviE md .hgagt
c5cia SusEscd AID s:te.. Ill b. tasei4 a. curcsstd
npavc- mn af aesei1 ;% RI, ,terr asai; se:2 I'D
srArk Il lsuaH, Conprts seirs usSl-t;;;lW
, 1861-01-15

respect, 1F misrepresentation Of my poetttnu needs
20 strot- remedy. ] ara willing TO vote for an
aucad7,cit Of the Constitution, declaring that it
snsi! net by any f2ture amendment be 80 altered as
] fcre with slavery II any St1ie.
aEo1s1A71ox ON TIE 1ERntron1Is.
:, Thirdly. While think that Congress has ex-
subjects whatever In the common territories Of the
United Stotcs, and while certainly shall never,
directly indirectly give MY Tote to establish
sanction e1Rscry In Euch territories, ,~or anywhere
clnp IN the world. yet the question: what eonstitu-
tpnal l.ws ehall at any time be passed In regard TO
determined on practical r saunasj 1yoted Tor ena.
.Ellnc hcts In the cases uf Oregon, Minnesota and
9innta4, without being ahls TO secure in them auch
provisions NJ woala harc preferred. and get
fhtnk yoted wisely. So nuE am well satisfied,
that under c1tstinE etscnmstanecs; hapry and
1nainin, te1,tordsJ would be obtaincd ~ similar
lava proyief 1or tacIs Organization, II such or
H1nf61<9Ot WeIe otherwise practicable. II, there
LII, kaobas were admitted as State under the
;Sy1ndottc Constitution, won1d favur the Edrais~
eion of tEo uev States, which shon1d tnc1ndc the
subdivisions Of them whenever necessary into tev-
e7al convenient EtateR but do not End that such
fesszratiouE c111d b. consdtnttoually made with
nat them. Tho u1tertor- cmbat1aesments which
would result from tho hasty. interpretations Of
States o1 such vast extent and various interests
and character. would outweigh all the Immediate
advantages pf such measure. bat 4 The msasure
namely: Xhen the cereutlfe movements OF seces-
.sloa and 1aisurto7 shall h8ve ended, in whatever
Ef4DEo fnaf IND 1uAy come, and the Aryry excite
rs the hour shall have subelded, aud ca1u-
}51A&& 1&e E:ofr khAH hare resumed Its accustomed
tho pahlit mind; thsn and not uutjl
ks.A r.
, 1861-01-15

PREcoclors TouTH.-A gang Of ncwsboys
were arrested on Saturday for picking pockets.
It seems they had becu tn the habit Of knock
ing down boys who were skating on the river
aud robbing them Of the contents Of their
pockets. They were fined IS each and sent to
Bridcwcu for five days.
BROKE JA11--A boy named Kennedy, con-
fined In the county Jail on a charge Of 1nrccny
OF money from Ed. Osband, Of the fremont
House, mnde his escape on Saturday night.
He was scrubbing the floor Of the hall leading
into the Shcritf's Office, and willie the turn
keys back was turned, jumped through the
glass windowadjoiu thcdoor. Bars should
bo placed in ali the windows on the lower
floor Of the Court House for better security.
MISPLACED CoSr1DEscE.-N'llllam Calhoun
Of Lafayette, Ills, arrived here On Saturday
night, having in his possession drnft Of $50
on tho Manhattan Bank, n, T., and about $50
in money. He fell in on the cars with one
Sampson whom he requested to show linn 4
stopping place On arrival in the city the
twain put up at the American Hotel Tcstcr-
DAY, at the request Of Calhoun, Sampson
showed him the elephant" and upon his re-
turn to his hotel, the vcrlant stranger found
himself minus draft and funds, and suspcctlns
his friend Sampson Of the theft, had him ar
rested.
, 1861-01-15
NelD advertisements.

" ANTED-A situation in !, pri-
" rate family to Cook. Wash ) ii Iron. bv Can.
allan woman. taa give good rrfcrcucra Gala 1855
Inus street between Clark lasa{le sts 4tlx2t
, 1861-01-15

5AcRsos dsErs. Ar7EsT1oz!-Y arc notified
to appear at Ewing Hall, over Goss / Hoag's
Stosst Gorth Clark street, this fTucaaay) evening