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, 1862-01-15

tA''o, -a15 'oi.A'-ihefe u an ae'Ns
- ~ ~ A..a=ss -, aDu We ee Altnee aa'
vance TODAY IN prices Of 12Hc per bzl. The
inquiry 1s partly Tor shipment to Canals, but dur
fny TIN INST week there has hcen pnod ercrn1.-
-. - sa.s f -s 10 esen soou speeoi"r
.1re 1rn aemano Inc ealea toaa5 were ss folloWs:-
do at ee1256: no hrls Pecria naeszea Mass 81 20 -
ss,." ~ 90 - ~, oass se.ta rasAsa 1sss a. eoo
here s g. '1 @ s1s ar.ess M p[r aa dsa esxs11a d
rood Int The ofrerfnos arr 11cbt ana ;hc ,n,-e4 i,
s.as ss,nse IN -, .a .no et Is
dies were sold at 4szc. Bu1E MEATS arc neglected
and almost nominal with sa1ea n. .aav ~ On rce
Hamg at SIC loose GErrT MAS are ~ INV saod ps
demand. with eales during the past few days at
s.t@8xc for Sides. r. IS for INNS and 1zsc for
e1,ou1aa~s pr,.v Me- po.,-- - =, 1 -.ss ~
*8-25 but there is little or none Offering. LARD
az ae.T ~ sraa afs ass s.ss sea m a
tesprine country kcetle-rendezedLe Leatinlots ste1;
go tics prime city e.5am-reudered Leaf at 67<c: t50
tes country steam-rendered Leaf At 6Ee: 17n m tca
No md prime, mixed, At sAe; 40 tes Nc Lard
at &c.
There has been come inquiry during the week for
Eztss Ness Beef, and re note sale Of 500 brIs
{snhject to Government epecifcatiqusI st St0.O0
The following review Of this market We extract
from The Weekly Circular OF HEERx Mn.wAnD, Esq,
provision broker:
The general course of the nrovtsiou trade baz
been nearly as noted at the close Of he urerious
week. The hog market las been moderafciF vel
supplied, though the low prices curtent egidenfiy
do not suit the views Of the drpYers and The su1
Div Of lire hOgt has materialIy diminished while
pf dressed It has largely Increased, The receints
for the week and corresponding period the pest
three yesre eum uD Ia folinFp. yiz: In 145g live
g5a dreseed al75: ia 1S60 i've q $50 dressed az
in ISL. i've i0f dressed f6 5fa: and in 1s6a i've
1855 dressed 1854. PriceB have ranged from
Saac6a 40 gross for 1ire, according 10 weight and
Guality and 19 Mn9.H net for dSessed. dfyidine
On E00 fbg ana closc AIM at these nuofafnns VIII
not many lon over uneold. The ,Feather il c;ear
and frOsty suii inc dressed hogs are bef1, eent n
vel frozsn a11u IN most des}rable cnnfftfon far
ehjurnent eastward- INC Qualify Is yery dne and
the Wefp11ts heayier than Of The live wc have ee3
recefvinp. The farmerg LaYe evidently been 70.
tanning their largest hosa to slaughter ii home,
| Tile de1naud for mess pork for Canada atm con.
tfluee active. somc large saleE haYfn7 begn made
! dHrinp the week at sNS9. 9.i9K q i'll eTbe msrlef
| cloeeE firm at these onntatinns Prime n1ess haa
heen In enani At e. q a hri hnt IN hnrre1eiI
meats arc in Iieht ennniy oyfnr to the scar;tT ri
I cooperage fofk barrels bring ri 90 and lsTi sni
beef tiefces $1.sp@a 90 each. Prime pork has been
mIaltea 19l A5 Ss&22o otl, nlI tnls as oe!oH the
rnmn pork ana hut ifttle If any Of ts nrednct has
| been packed In our market.
| E1nIt9h meats are most In demand. but at rather
, 1862-01-15

: DRIED APPLES Duh ut 5@6c for Southern
and 6Q97c for good TO choice Eastern. The de-
1sand is yery Light: = -
GREEN APPIEs-Ptime, s. .5o@a75 per :bd !:
Common, $t.75@a0o. :. -:
GROcRRIES-The movement IN groceries and
all kinda Of Southern products is upwards, and VIC
quote the market firm at the following quota-
tfons = :-'-'
SueAEs-euba.- eN1lb c
N. 7. refined white coffee. .1pX41l14c
, 1862-01-15

2. S. CmcuIr corRT-R1o,x Judge Drumnsond.
Nc Ne sssk p Fafsytn 9s i vs aFssg 81
eution suspended untn further order Of the court.
No. 4ss-E. J: lloyd ys. ]. ?, Vail; verdict
sF fsF hs new ffia No. az Hmba1a 0ysa Sd
Crane, same order-No ~ 9. Watson rs. q. 5.
Bates Dismissed at plaintial's costs: The fol-
tenn aep Tiz; z IS sss s. o. T. ~ e easa1Rs e
& s. 81 ST. 81 81 'ss g. IS 1 s. e! Is s. e e e. 81
Webster. pisn,issea at defcnaant's eoats. No.
Rule 10 be entered. No: 6so,-s. L. HaIlowau Ct
al ys Roger ]. Brass: Default and clerk to assess
dana damages y 10 - sseJ FEfssse % Ct Al rs BAsatz
pafRtif: damages $s56 No. 5J. es L. Dewitt IT
s. Al r. FIST d. dttssed e Taqt e Rsosesn.
andi1ided eighths Of iaad decaEed On, aad md not not
guilty T. as t to t5e 9 re@einine three-eighths |
trial, verdict for plaintiff The estate found
to be an estate foE }eafs, terminating IN 1895.
No sM-Na1han Bird vs- seelah Reeyes, verdict
fS5 on vel e. @ B. 3s1xsn " + Fs9ras
~: 737-aartta Grew = the Western Marine and
g. M *ssa1s s.sy es . days ~ ko. 5s41c5s1ses
koh1be p Gco9A 4 F1lehman. D9 t51al, Mo, as :
IN. T.. ESanA4Dd .. JACOBS vs. Nlendle d 6oShHAh,
Dismissed at plaintif>s costs. No T83-Ho.ace
johnson ~. E. E. Knight and J. Reieer, default
and Judgment, request Of defendants, for 4GoIm
No. tg&8SH. 0. Mesa q al. FB. Marine Bank oI Chi
eago, Judgment $1e4s4. No. E94--James y,
Cochrane It q! vs. Vim Lander It a. damages to,
plnintff $1,161 .a5. No. TOR. Be1ier It Al rs.
4shR = cshe1a 3 f. g. fsEatst for plaintiff damages
GmcCrr Gou6E--Etfafx .1udgs Aaasksz,s<-No
200 Elain ct al. yg. Ills. Mutual Fire Insurance.
Company Dismissed at pIaintid 3 costs. No 80
WIN. Sheridan yE. Smith McC4Evy ct al DIS
missed at plaintiff costs for want Of prosecution
No. 1T--Hamilton Spencer ys: I7n Nye. Submit
ted to eout. No. s334-J. 4, Anderson @s. T. Lon
| ergan ct Al. Jnsy again called and verdict rem
dsSed for plaintiff assessing the damages at ssoa
| IS Motion for defendant for new trial No. 2E
W. xTempie VI. Joseph johnson. pnstrial be
| sCpE91oE CocKr-Rgors .7t.dos ai9stas.-No
l. "a. Joseph Fisher at u ys. Henry Peake ct a
Judgment IN farpr d plaintiff fox $5637a~ No. s3s
! Matthias Best rs. Etna Insurance Company. Mo
tion for appeal dismissed No. 81 City Of chiea
go vr. John Cnsteno: Judgment for the plainftl
for $10. No: Tsa. Augustine D. IayIo
| ve. a ". Ninaett- Verdict for plaintiff
Notion for anew trial And arrest Of Judgment b,
t defendant. No. ~ Henry Lueelman vi. Fa1entii
| Kelles-Tesdlct for defendant, 400: No. U.s.
| Chaa. II. Beckwtth ra. IT.. q. HpTt. s.
| Bautou - disuntssed 1t defeadant's costs
EAS- f4n tn Tnhn Jc,e@ 40 naArhn1.ut xn1 Or
, 1862-01-15

The market Tor Hour has been more active during
the week and the prices for better grades for which
the demand mainly consists. are better. Sales
comprise 18.OC@2o 900 brls, mostly good western
extra aud extra family at *5.5c@575 for the for
mer, and 500 for the latter; the bulk Of the
Gales we're at our highest asufes Tor selected
st % brs City Mills, md 800 hall br1s do on terms
kept private and 1,oo bEls superdne, In lots, at
TEN sdH9 Hshas per p1 1Ss Tsy lqw gsae to
6aTe been to fair extent within the came range
Of prices for superdne md extras. and s. ss16.75
per s:s for fancy brands a. IN quality & Rys four
note, at $3.75, st which rate It is freely offered:
Corn meal is quiet, and Pennsylvania mesl is held
ct So per brl. The receipts to-day are 1854 brls
-four 1850 bu wheat $50 bu coru, J50 bu rye and
s, 800 bu oats.
The following are the Inspections Of Hour and
meal for the Keek ending BAN 9, 1859:
, 1862-01-15

Tuesday EVENING, January IA, 1851
The following tables show the receipts aud ship
uents Of leading articles Of trade and commerce
during the past week and aince January 1st, with
comparative statistics:
REcEIPTa OF LEADING AHT1cLKz AT CHICAGO nrRrsg
TIE WEEK ENDING JAN. II.
, 1862-01-15

:: There Is more demand for C1oTerseea- and not
much offering, with eales Of about 800 bn 70 note
At ffom A4,CD to $450 q bushel rs In quality, the
latter for prime. which Il wanted; so bags re
cleaned seed sod g<e ~ T.raotay + nons1 ssE
receipts and ssles At $3.50 p bushel:-Ro'st
american,
, 1862-01-15

UswARRAsTEn-The Staats zeituY, Ger
man paper published in this city. Is filing It's
columns Nth daily abuse Of Col. Arno Voss'
cavalry regiment. The abuse Is based upon =
personal difficulty between the editors Of that
paper and Col. Voss, aud is entirely uncs11ed
fnr and unWAxzaote1.
, 1862-01-15
5afeS.;
HERECENT FIRE IN BROAD
WAT. BURNING OF HEaEAAES DRUG

THE ERECENT FIRE IN BROAD
FAT. BuRHEG OF HEaEAAEs DRUG
Ness Herring L Co. 30 81 B1nsduay. Il. 2:
GEETLKNKE-The Ae1f1ugE Patent Champion Sata
~hch bought o4 you some tlFo 5e1IB a8p haa 6ee
recovered from the ruins OF HfgE1uan d Cos DrrX
STORE no. iii Broadway, which Nas entirely desroyed
by ire on Sunday mosIinE lsst. tha I'd INIT.
He occupied the entire upper part of the oniolnS as
H1ufhcforT OF paper boxes End tatesfoom foF paper
and cards We had large aluopnt or H1afeE1al On
hand and TIE fuanEalae nAtuTe of the drugs s&oIed
the three oorS below Ennde Te1y hot dfe All of1f
bookA, insurance policies AID other yslnAble papers
beside small aIaonnt ct no1sE H1a locked Up }p1f
Patent 8afa. The safe stood the second oor near
the centre Of The building and tell With the rnts o. tha
building into the ceiAr below where Il Isy hn6ede0
until O'clock 1sEt EEentnE period oz o&E HEzDRHD
A6p TH1RtExH HouEs, ur nearly FIVE DATA. " 9 91e
happy to Add that cur hooB Papars and money we're
III completely pt8eEFe and the entire contenE9 q
yonr safe when taken out tits morning arc almost -
bright Is Nhan wa put them u ~u..ee
Ne hzFe selected another Herrtng9 EhamWon SAFE
to lock them up T. md shall alwass take pleasure
~ EHBIEGHAUS& & ZOLLhGER
Exw YoK1, Dec, q, 1s6l-
HEER1E6Y FAyEEr CHAMPIoH FIREERcoF
SAFES.
The most reliable security from are noE known
HERRINGS CHAMPION oHBURGLARFKDOF SAFES
Lined With Herring q FloydB EE# R4ExAT "CRfs
.TAIIZED IRQN'Ethe onlJ metal which cannot b
d used HERRING d CO. % State street.
, 1862-01-15
The following arc the receipts Of leading artica
for the last forty-eight hours:
K1KRTs YoR LAST TTEsTI.Ftua HcURa.

Total. ana8 z7a9 193 aD4s6 1as7s5 6660
The lesdfng markets to-day we're firm, with IN
upward tendency. In Provisions there Ia more &C
tixtty, The demand for Meaa Pork continues
good, and q further advance Of 12kc p brl waa es-
tablished today, with sales Of 800 brls ut $500
for country, and 1925 for city packed. English
neata are tn good demand and firm, With sales to-
day Of 800 boxez Cumberland Middles at 44e.
Lard Is active and steady, with ISLES Of abopt so
packages at 65<c for country rendered kettle, and
64@6s<c for country to city stean-rendered Leaf
a lot Of 100 br1s choice White Grease Was sold at
SIC.
The receipts of Hogs. live and dressed, amounted
to 6,ss7. The market for 1.-Two Hogs wae more ac-
tire. and prices adEanced Sc 3 100 Disclosing
quiet, under increased receipts. About 500 head
changed hands ut 2aaa@a-50 grose-she bulk Of
the sa1ea being at sa2S@as 80 for bacon hogs, and
$23sGsa. 40 for heavy hogs. Dressed Hogs were IN.
better demand both BY packers ard shippers, md
the market was fr1net, but not any btgher-Eith
liberal ISLES at $s.5nBaaTK.,
Beef Cattle we're in hir den1nd BY paekers, and
sales ranged from s. as50a.70 for medium togood-
Thin Cattle sold at $s.oa
There was fax demand for Flour and the fnsr-
ket was frm+ with sales Of 100 bf2s at $3.5o43@
for Gair to very choice spring e1tras. Wheat 3D.
7anced 4@Hc 3 bushel, with sales Of ahont 800
bushels, at &C for No Sprfng anG 66H@6zc for
No Spring. Corn opened very firm, but closed
uuiet and easier, with sales Of Mixed in store at
a94@safc Oats were quiet and arn 1t 161<c.
Ryc was in good demand At &c. No Barley was
10 good demand at a1c- Highxines were dul and
unsett1ed-bu5e1s and sellers being 2@sc apart.
Baltimore Cattle Market-Jan.
The offerings at the State Scales to dsy we're only
SIS head, being SIS less thau 1aat market day. A.
, 1862-01-15

Market-1st Board, weak; ID Board, steady.
sB The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad line in the first week OF Janu-
asy, 1861 were 12t992, against $32 61 03 in the
corresponding week Of 1851, showing an increase
uf $8,548S9.
, 1862-01-15

~ Go to Boyds H1change onice when you
have business With a Broker. he payB the best
rate for all nocrrreat money. Sells Specie and Ex
change as low as any house, snd givea entire Rats
faction to ali who patronizes him. Once. no. sa
south Clark street. {adjotning the bank Of c. b
Blair.) Entrance at the Iron steps south end Of
thebuildtng, t17-1m
, 1862-01-15

Cook 4 Mclean, 90 Dearborn street, haze
made their price for cleaning and dying Genta'
garments Less thau any other house ii the city.
aea5Ay
, 1862-01-15

- The Yankee Card Writer hereafter receives
orders for bis wedding and Visiting cards at both
hotels, the Sherman and fremont, Ladies' call IN
parlors. Send4 stamps fot samples to the sheE
man House. st.
, 1862-01-15

BEEF CATTLE-Receiyed to-day, 123 head. The
market for Beef Cattle is quiet and de-
mand being chiefly By packers Of extra Mess and
Navy Beet. The sales were as follows:
Eeu5 ra+t1a arorariru 1000 fhu pt m
, 1862-01-15

PERsoSA--Bayard Taylor arrived at The
fremont House last evening.
, 1862-01-15
:F0unn.

.EOUND--A Terrier Pup. The
= ovrer can have the same BY payf1E expenses and
gHipE descnp1on. Apply 1t 1ssK Aotih Clask street.
5.Ja1fkEh3-
, 1862-01-15

DRESSED Received to.day, ,To9- There
was better demand to-day both by packers and
shippers, aud the market WAS shade hrmer, but
not qnotably higher. The transactions were as
follows:
, 1862-01-15

Fey The Board of Medical Examiners for
the State OF Illinois will meet in Spring
field on the aoth inst, for the purpose of e1-
amining such candidates tor the office Of Sur
geon or Assistant Surgeon only as may be re-
commended or nominated By the officers OF
regiments for appointment This viii be the
final session Of the Board, .=
WILLIAM JoAxsoN,
Pres. Boazd Ned E1aM.
, 1862-01-15

CARS1yA--Anothcr carnival takcs place
1his evening st the Ogden skating pond: The
Esnal accessories for the pleasure Of those
present will be in attendance.
, 1862-01-15
@eeting of 5tockbnfners.
To 39rt1lters.

ITO FRINTERS-A secondhand
l. Rugg1es Engine Press, for sale, for one hundre4
hSa9s htsnt: sa1dS Labels m legal aaa 6asac5s
daVsw W. l. EASD. TfipDnc Once. Ehlcago
, 1862-01-15

~ 60 to John Jones, 118 DeArhom.8t., snaget
1ouf clothes cleaned md re1akea.- .naEf3
, 1862-01-15

Observation-Disclosures Fleegcr was ycster-
day admitted to practice In the courts Of the
United States for the Northern District Of Il.
1innis
, 1862-01-15

LARcEsT or MoSE1.-A man BY the name
Of Anthony O'Brien WIS brought before the
Police Court yesterday afternoon, charged
With the larceny Of twenty dollars from a
friend named Patrick QuigIey. The affair took
place, as is alleged, at 0'Brien's house, a day
or two since, on the occasion Of spree, in
which au hands had been engaged. O'Brien
acknowledged taking the money, but safd the
complainant knew it, had received one-halt
b1ck again, and Was only angry because he did
not settle the remainder little more
promptly.
, 1862-01-15

reputation ae man. Soon after settling here
and while stopping ut the Union House, It be-
came apparent that In Improper intimacy ex-
listed between Mrs Lindsay and the man NJ
chael They said nothing about thss, however,
but made up their minds to separate from
them and seek work IN some manufacturing
establishment 1y themselves Their plans
were disauapged by the endden departure from
the hotel OF the man and Il omen, who took their
own goods and left the trunks OF two OF the gids
ns security for a.zearages for board Theresult
was thst the girls were turned out Of doors
a1d not allowed to take sufficient clothing to
project them from the weather.. One Of them
fouu1 place. Isabella wandered about the
streets that night until nearly chilled to death
and then sought refuge in the barn as stated
where she remained from Saturday morning
until nearly night before discovered. Had ehs
not been found as she Kas she would undoubt
edly have been corpse in few hours-
Upon complaint Of two Of the girls, Mrs
Lindsay and Michael were arrested st thei
&onicn, No. 13 Polk strecs,son Monday, ant
In The afternoon brought before Justice Dsyis
who instituted an examination Into the facts
From the eyidence it uas shown that til
defendants were living in IN Illegal manner a
1nan and wife, and had used their best endcas
prs to induce the girls to consent to the ope1
ing of house Of i'll repute- They proper1
refused compliance 1t was shown thst Ii
woman's name is Patterson, and that she h.
= husband living in Pittsdcld, fike count.
from whom she claims she has legal separ
tinm. The defendants entered recognizance
the sum Of $500 for their appearance at Il
Fcbruazy term Of the Recorders Court Il
trial, and tlns for the present eIszs their cas-
What Is to become Of Isabella Shelf get =
mains TO be seen. County Agent Hansen nj
probably have to take charge Of her until 81
chains place OF employment. The renal
der oG the young girls have heard enough
last them life time Of the Wickedness Of Il
city, and il possible will 60 back to their cot
try home to return here no more it is to
hoped. for their own and their parents sake
, 1862-01-15

RAILROAD Acc1DEsr.-Thc morning train,
bound west on the Rock Island ra{1road, Sat-
urday last, ran over team at the coal shaft
near LaSalle, killing the driver, whose name
nc have not learned, and both horses.
, 1862-01-15
TOR SALE OR TO EX-
Il CHANGE-Either for Stock OF Merchandise or
Chicago City Property. one Of the

l. CHANGE-Either for Stock OF Merchandise or
Chtcago Cit5 Property, one Of the
MOET CHARMING COUNTRY SEATS,
OF ten acres OF land. With well grown finely cult
yated shIubbery. On which 15 tWpstory Brick
House, with good cellar u1der the same, three dne
rooms On the main do0r 1ye sleeping fOout Kitchen
Fashroon., wood houte se1Eans rooms carriage house.
barn and tenant house.
There is also d hot Ezapery, containing hundred
bearing vines q al the choicest varieties Producing
TN the grounds i've hundred bearing Pear Trees;
about one hunared Apple Trees GRATED nutt); one
cultivated sud prolific bearers: from one to Two hnn-
Ered LaH:on Blackberry Bushes; about 4 quaFter Of
Of fine StraFbe Plants; Hot Bed and Aspar-
azus Bed With plenty OF ground for vegetable CULTURE
and pastuEsge sufficient for two COVE.
It Is OF the very finest LOCATIONS in the West haV
ing the advantages of good Schools, Churches, aud
good Eociety, located on 3 zSi1road, tEo-and Hhaf
Gours ride from Chicago.
If F4,s dssDg m t9 h SR a
6oM Chicago Pcs. 0naee, viii seeeIYe attention.
ia9k162Bx
, 1862-01-15

4 CLOSE BUYER-North of
n North AYenne. Wanted-two good vacant lots.
or two lots With q moderate sized and convenient
ho9se: Apply. BY letter, to 3D. :" Land Department.
, 1862-01-15

TEE ANSrA1 FESTIVAL OF THE CLEVELAND
LODGE OF 4. F. d a. II. MAsoSs.-The exten-
sivc arrangements now being made for the an
nual festival Of this Lodge, to be held at the
pass any Of tho former ones ever given by
them The splendid dining rooms, parlors
and supper rooms Of the fremont viii be
thrown open on that occasion, and the Light
Guard Band have selected some Of their
choicest gems Of music for the festival
, 1862-01-15

SrRREspERED.-In answer to the suit Of
1a1eds cmpus alluded to yesterday as having
been issued from the United States Circuit
Court BY Judge Drnumond, Lieut. David
Crowley Of the Irish Brigade, appeared in court
yesterday, and surrendered his claim to the
custody Of David Heniman. The court ordered
him free from enlistment and at liberty to go
where he liked. The boy Charles P Cunning
ham Was also surrendered to his father, being
under eighteen years Of age
, 1862-01-15

"srRrcK 1E."-L. F. Sanger informs us
that he has struck oil in Livingston county,
in this State. The vel vas worked until the
pump broke The oil is represented to be
equally as good in all respects IS the PenusJi-
v4nia oil
, 1862-01-15

RENTING OF PEws IN THE sor1H PREsBf-
TERRAIN CuCRcH.-This church, to which the
Rev. DR.. Ha1scy now ministers, will rent their
pcws this evening at seven o'clock. Mem
hers of the church OF Others wishing seats,
rgi11 rIcasc attend
, 1862-01-15
Ge1@rral Nntires.

A GOOD POSITION FOR A
~ BRAVE MANA good uaan who dessre4 Cap-
taincy Of Company and active service. with eTery
opportunity fo7 distinction and promotion. and who
ssIss nsa5ly ~ Of Knieh vi be setaadel him ca1
addressing G., Fort Office Boz 4t55 EiT1n real mama
and feadence and lie viii be waited On b the adye1-
iAf4-k+S2Er oe'--'
, 1862-01-15

CoS7RBr T1oNs WANTED.-The Sanitary
Commission haye received requisition from
the hospitals ut Cairo and Paducan for old
sheets and sacks. Any persons having these
articles to spare viii confer favor by for
warding them to the Commission
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-30
The Latest News.

The latest daily papers are crowded
with facts and rumors of the most start
ling character. We have copied most
that seemed reliable, so far as our space
and time permitted after theirreceipt, be-
fore going to press.
1t seems passing strange that after
more than a year Of reviews of the grand
est army ever mustered in any country
in the world, and ps it was supposed the
rebellion was suppressed, the country
should be startled with the alarming an
nouncement that the "Gapitoli is again in
dangcr!"
We have neither time nor space for
extended comments. If treason in some
Of our own high military officers does
not succeed in delivering Washington
into the, hands of the conspirators, we
think good will. grow out Of this new
danger. -
We believe this is the decisive houl
IN The fate of our country. So bold
hare the Northcrn ympathizers become
that the whole land has echoed with
their threats against those who support
tlle Government. Fhis hasemboldened
the armed traitors to take the offensive
and to strike at the homes of the Loyal
States. But il has walked up a spirit
thar will put to the test the ability Of
the Government 70 preserseits existence
Either this traitorous spirit in tie North
will now be- suppressed, OF it will join
the rebels IN open war: Either will be
bies.irg 70 .he eanatEy II she Val