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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-23

DaEsa nUcR WHEAT prOUa.-as-
II sthss sss lot just 10 hard ssd for sails In
move JOSHUA BgAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-23
JOHN GASS.
uAuuEp. uJppcu AND Br.EEpEH.

WOULD respectfully inform The eitisess of
pen,iy located opposite Academy Hall, where
have orsnsd Hstbet shop. can he fopnd 81
mr. Ship ~ ell hours ~hen MT ethe, wise snes.
ssa. sna will promptly attend 10 Ospring ssd
bleeding.
pevs JOHN oAss.
This ssttihes that Mr. John esss. has been
many times satisfactorily employed w me. ss
Cueper and nlssder. aud &c sael. ae sheeffBlly
recommend him 10 those standing IN need ~ his
services =. O. RUSSELL. D..
Ne. 7. biatssad Hsv,
navU New Oflsars. ta.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-23

DLANKETS.-sJf, 4 and 8 Points; also
ID very fine French Blankets, Cradle
Blankets; all Of which will be sold at re-
dpced prices.
nov2O. PEOPLES STORE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-23

N1Ew YORK. sEA ISLAND COTTON. AND
~ other superior brands, n Bleaehsd Ind
Hrown sbir'ibgs, q fresh lot Of which has been
OPENED at greatly reduced prices, at the
nov70 PEOPJEs Er0Eg. Third street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-23

THAMpAeaH wtsF.=An ssscftmest Just re-
ns,s ' ~ A. STEWART 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-23

rov7t
, 1860-04-17

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
AL GREAT WESTERN tcAyADA} RAILWAYS
SCxNER ARRANGEMENT.
s&Sc TBS G:s1t CecIzA De1ot .oc: Of Lak4 st:ert
Chicago:
Lghtnla= E1;res.. {ss.d.v1 exeepteil arrive
Detroit 9-43 pm Sus1ens.nu DE1Ee Ito 11n, Albany
+llp1. sew 7 III 3.oa pin. 5cston II II Eight.
5Wpu-Ncw fotk b stou xore ;e1ecpt eatura1y13
.s.:ys \: cetrn:1 T.al ar,., Suspension sEixo or
bU-ao 6::0 pIl. Albany SIS an1., Ecw yosk
to:l3 ata-. hostou A.Gl pm.
1oE pn1.2tt* Nal fexfp: .1tu.d.y) arrive Detroit
!: aoSa. saspsssoa h1sd&1 io.a1 pm, Albany 9.5
40 -.1enIat ssal Louisville ExprssA-{sxcept sun
4aS) thrcuza Il II hours 70 Cincinnati, Is koa:s 70
Iou:zsltc.
SOD puexceet Saturday through In 1k houss to C:a
et2nht!- y ao::s Il, Lo atvi;'c.
Snu1ay ffai1s pEl an: lu pm.
EAtett S.tttl.. Cars ln I'll Ets.1 t:aIas,
The a1 tna!n cor:sc 4. Paris vita tic But 20 md
Lske u!cn Railway kufala aud all conts cat \, IT,
sunto with the I'd TEck hallway " Mn. spy tsuers
hutkh Montreal Q"sttc and Al pcIrts Ianala Eass
Nosthes!a ' e 4c1.. Nc Aauash.se and Maine
ras-agr cAsxkeu through,
Ihfurxh IcSes for sale It the principal Railroad Offices
p the North ED Mest, aal :. tbs tompaays ot6ce Sc
Dearborn street caie=s he Lsks stest
\. n. RICE, Superintendent.
a. J. sfAto1s1, General Pa.secEr Aktnt- iet3
, 1860-04-17
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

MoxDAT EsKS1so. April u.
FRElCuTs-Steady. sc1oane,s Marquette and Wyan
saose corr to Bnalo ri s.; lark David MoHa corn to
0sweSo At2c.
FLpuR-Reeeirsa. 1,es1 biz Market quiet Tsansac-
4ons ese;-ao lss Atlantic" T1scons'n) Spring 'x'1a
nj e31s track 20 b1 "Ion!e do nj sta del TO b1a
A1iena Grove do At t4b tsack 100 hzs Sps Ing sp'
per u &3GC; 20 bsls do 1t $50.
WuEAT-Recc.px. s.47e hu. Steady. ssles VERT
sa bu No2 Spring u c2 in store; Loo bu Rejesscd
1t 90 IN etoe 500 hu Cub at $1.1o deli SV % NO
Spring It Z! no on track.
ooRS-Kecepss. &t,ess has shipped, 1sa, as6 hu. MAY
ket opened 1sn but elosoa dull and 2xc lower Sales
were: aao bu good Rse1 Mixed p. t.; 1000 bu Alr "a
nal mixed n &c aaoa 1000 bu do At <e adoas 1aooo
bu 10. 1t 43xe ii sose 800 bu do In II In strc'
nao hu do II &c b. laooo bu DO 1t &c IN sose;
ho n Do II Akc II sore: 90 bu No. 1t &c In store
oobaxs do 1t Nc track 10 tu selected do 1t &C On
track.
oATS-neeert4 2.ssb bu. Aarket qulet, Esles were:
obags No.1 II &c del lsa bags DO s4xc delivered
RfE-Aseetptt nobe- In good demand aud drtn 10
hAks No. I n &c on track.
BARLEY-Recelpts, i !olo bushels. Mukcs aet.ye nnd
atsady. Transactions we:e:3o bags No. lby sam.!e ut
track 40 bu do Vt :c track 20 aks do nj Csc
os track No. at &c track - ass do at &c on
track; 40 do It G:xc track 1G bag. at Goc on taet
REEps-Aeeeipta, 6lxs ns. Timothy quiet. S.'cs
ess:-N bags COMMON u esss = bags falr 1t eau,
Hungarian Grass in fa request 70 tags good II
- HlGHN1HES-11obs bsls country w}ne8 NJ IKE
.ALCoH0L-3e6+3e.
PRoVls. .ONs-xessP Pork nominal 1t 41G.1oGl7.
LARD Unlimited requsst and light stock Market nom.
tnkl u 1oAEtoXc.
1AlL0W-Quet and nominal II sx99Xe.
HtpEs.-Recepts 81 SIC Tbs. Steady. Green rka3Hc;
Green Salted 7He1Xc; Ex.ra DO, 81; Dry Satc1, 1s@
zsEc; Drr Flint 1th9l3e-
.6ECTEEn-N rkss nrk:n At 72sc IL pkgs Roll at "a
SXe-
EGGs-1n fair demand 1t aGoKc-
poTAT0E6-Vmy dull and heavy at ss@3oc.
PouLTRY-3h.ckt:s, $:.ooe:.73 = &o1-; Turkeys, sx
2to3A. '-''
LIVE sToOK-Rec4,pts 1908 entsle. and - hogs. Ehe
1na1ka to7 eholce cattle yesterday and todzy re7
1saes; but The stock ofsrinK lufe,or-he owae Of
Sdms cattle prsle5ing shp Eew York. Alo o. 600
III By II. Rsisn4iue IN Kant and Iaks eountsk!a
, 1860-04-17

WASHINGTON, April 18th. ctr is still agi-
tated with various rnmors to the effect tha. Mr..
Pryor had discla;med his seconds action in re.
jectiug Mr. Petter's terms, and had addressed
another note, Offering to accept Mr.. Potter's
proposition, which was not done under tue ad-
yice OF r. pryor's friends. Another is tliat
Mr.. Pryor had signifed his wilEngne<sto to meet
Mr. Potter in common combat with such arms
as either might choose, outside the frequented
walks. 9hese rumors hare as yet no foundation
in fact. Whatever purpose may be entertained,
they doubtless led 10 the arrest Of Nr. Potter
Yesterday morning. Mr.. Pryor has not yet been
held to bail. and does not intend to put himself
immediately within reuch Of the authorities he
was in tile city, ut the krkwood House. On Fri
day night, in company with Messrs. Niles aud
keitt, .
Mr. Potter had arranged r fortnight ago to 60
home this week, but will remain III consequence
Of these reports. His friends do not propose 10
publish the correspondence now, as the main
facts are understood By the public. They are,
however, perfectly willing the other side should.
Col, Lander called upon Mr.. keitt on Friday
hight, to nscertain whether his presence as q
second Of Mr. Potter was my longer necessary
in connection with the affair, and wae assured
that it was not.
Many Of Mr. Pryor's personal and political
friends entertain the opinicn that he uuueeessa-
rily thrust this quarrel GU Mr.. Potter, and hay-
ing ASSUMED an attitude in tie House which
WIS followed up by pcrempsorr challenge,
he was bound to accep: any weapon.
, 1860-04-17

WAsuSG7oS, April 1.-THE following nomi-
nations Tor PostmaSters were confirmed By the
Senate yesterday: G. 3. Backus, Adrian, Mich;
John u. Montgomery, Marshall, Mich; $: y.
Benton, POINTING, Mich; Samuel Neicher, Exc
ter, Il. H.; John Il. McFarran, Iasalle, ILL.,;
Clark, Boonyille, Mo-; Geo. Gillett. Nebrask ka
City; Geo. Williams, Whitewater, Wis; John
Converse, Delaware, Ohio; C. Zar1ey, Joliet,
Ill.,. n. jay, Racine, Wis; E. Winslow, Peru,
ILL.,; Geo. Weiket, Fun du Lac, Wis.
INT. Herald Ccuespondelcel
The Butterield Overland Company is now
under the control Of Wells, Fargo T. Co., Of n.
Y. Mr. ButterGe1d has been deposed from the
Presidency and replaced By Vim. 3. Densmore,
Of Adams Express Company. Mr.. Gardner has
also resigned the Superintendency Of the route.
and Col. Alyord, Of Indiana, has been appointed
WAsu1scros, April 15.-The postage between
the United States and the Grand Ducby OF Lux
emhurg, By tue Bremen mail, has been reduced
from 22 to Is cents, prepayment optional, 60
that the uniform rate Of the latter amount Is
now chargeab1e on 8ll letters conveyed in the
Bremen mail, brtween the United States AMI
the States belonging to the German and Aus
triau Postal Union.
As a number Of the Opposition will pair OF
with Democratic members who arc gong to
Charleston, aud i'll avail themselves Of this ar
that scarccIy quorum will he left here to at
tend to the public business.
David 4. Brown, who has recently returned
from Utah, in lecture Inst night refutcd the
statement OF Nj. Hooper, the Delegate from
that Territory, that the Mormons have no coin.
aye Of their own. and exhibited some Of their
money, which the authorities have forced into
circulation, to show that it is 80 per cent. below
the national standard.
Il is said ttat the Administration adheres to
the possession Of the San Juan Island, aud that
Government, The latter has by this time been
informed of the fact.
Mr. Stockton, Chaplain Of the Housc~-the
President, Speaker Pennington, and other mem
bers Of Congress being among his numerous a'I.
ditora today was 80 pointed in his rcn'arks as
Clearly to imply his strong condemnation Of the
ti.,ello.
Hon. VIM. Cost Johnson, Ex Congressman
from Maryland. died here to-dcy.
, 1860-04-17
es1ging nea1y day s&to-Iooto BE-
delivered on Saturday next and the balance ktwccn now
snd the middle Of Juno Hogs atcin gr demand and
d.. Sheep IN good yreucst. Sale. we,e:-
f1utft+ aS.+3p


Bx TunazArn,1 Ixv YoAx. Anil H.
FLoCE-WAlput material change. The home trade are
bp, 1nx to extent And there IL Also far expert
inoutrT sales Bs0 hit 1t - IS 11s super eta - 40
4630 t,s ezra ess5 for western % 4aeea fer
cornlon to medium extra wc=tern tea6l5 1or shipping
brxnda round hoop Ohio Market cIoipg qriet In
cudcd sa1cs btis .upcI extra state export at
prices within the .anEe CANADIAN -four In pretty good
ausst full poc; se!es 1000 b1!s at a97a5 tos eo4;
at for comnoa 70 cho supel bussEaea;
dous duh md noninalsy uu.han8td Corn meal quilt Ind
s.e,dy Ut PREVIOUS quotations.
WsnxI-ueavy and lower. Sales 100 btia ii e1c- -
tAAN-Nheat exhibits ltss actvty hut there 9 no nte
change IN price,. Loc.l cfs a1c buying 10 !af
md thee ulso modas txpost ;equy sa1ss eeo e1 ~
si.s.s it9o oa While ksntuckY at sl: esoo b1 fss
Mf~ukce tlub 4lst. Rye tea,rc and 9ute asna Saea
2o e4Hcacoat- Karlry dull and heavy a. sSase.
Com heaty wih moderate export demand fcT ha;
Sales @ lu .sxGaT4c for n 1ed cstcrn snSat Aha
delivering .ac fer Yellow for bite sou1ns;n a.
tata dull ri &4s&c fcr Western and Cana1lan 4$& a5c
fr State. ,,,o
TAtlow-Dul. TEinrE sales at lokH1oAc-
Pxor1sIoxp -tpIk qusf and unchanked SA!t8 l.1-a
bb3 ii fol e*s. etts 70! DID, ei'ls for
th!n e:l@l7'9 70 for e:ess ~ s;lt fes aes prime; r..
bes :, aa 1907 country prime s5&a % Do meg 9:t9
duh md nomlnal q: ti4a15..6 for Wcteru. el1l3 for
state Prime mess beet dull. salea l01 ue:ces Texas
liz
, 1860-04-17

"AsHisaros. April ID, lsao.
SESA7E.-Afr. Wilson introduced bill for tho
more ef1ectual suppression of the slave trade
1t is bill Of nine Sections. 1t provides for the
construction of five screw sloops- of.war adapted
TO the African coast increases the bounty from
SIS to 500; offers reward OF 800 for delivery
to the United States Mnrshal of any SLAYER land
ed in tho country; makes the fitting out or
ownership Of vessels engaged in the slave trade
piracy, and Furnishes with imprisonment for
life instead Of deatA.
HousE.-A communication was received from
the Doorkeeper, giving the number Of employ
ecs under him, salaries, DC.
Ing the abuses in aud around the Capitol, there
beng two,thirds more officers than the public
service demanded. There were always board
Of otice-seckers who must be satisfied. lie
moved the subject be referred to n special conf
mittec. .-...
Mr.. Moore. of Kentucky, suggested that it be
sont to the Committee On Munuf ctures, who,
having nothing to do, might manufacture some
thing. Laughter.
, 1860-04-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

passfMS. Defroft-~.4prH Is.
BorxD rr--cl 'ont1* !. r;r:ons Indusss. Banner,
tDsssae Dorse boss-riorecrs Dow @ BucEcye. Nicae,n
Through ZEALAND canaI.-.5prtf
M R9Ss1 Saa ness s4 : b,as: s1 's h,; S: IT,
scl nets GtanIda Thos. Kin2sfryd Eneu. James Na.
Iorsn - E.s1-sicrelIcs Jefferson and Buckeye stase
.nfsesfleneoHs.
scH;csrn SUxx-LoAp or Cota LosT.-oa "Wednesday
IL. .:.c schooncrs Morning L:h:. Capt. Hes and 1. NJ
Mason Capt. Jackson saed from this port 10 company
The Morning Light loaded with 1901 bushels cf CORA,
SHIPPED by Patrick Anderson :oz boston. Thetwo vessels
reaned In company until they reached Lake Erie, tlor
distance below the mouth Of De!rot R{veE satuday
night. when heY co!lided badly damaging the Morning
Light. Sue Immediately put hack for the E+eE and
reached point % Maidcn when she sunk. The
cazgo and vssel will prove t.tal loss. L. owed
by William Hea atles Of the Captain and l. insured for
eie0-&3 90 in the Bufo Mutual. aud 1900 In
ohef o:Ece. The cargo H1s insured in Eoston COM
paay.
l'Ins7 AaE1rAL sA.ilso VE%E1-T1e schooner
Mai Root Smell frcm Ee, With 800 tons Of coal was The
art selling vessel which has reached this port fro the
CT Lake.. She Ice in the st1ats but encountered
head winda turing the whole voyaes. She the srhoon
crs Starlight and Meridian ut anchor In the s.nG hound
IN.
H The steamer Johr owenw4 - burned At the dock al
Ilsona Thursday night AA She an old boat tav.
sg Lten for nte.a ,e7s various routes good dal
ol the TIN. The Ceveard eaadusky =ad Toledo routes
c. engine was shout the first cng1e eyes used
on the ake. hayiDg Lcen built for the Little Ere about
. 5eas5ago.
HAsn Aosorsp-Tte bark oee1n Wavr. which passed
OF Isu1 da a lso % sfr91d ~ ,, e 5aS The fs neE e
vent he, =: w. qnsSe 10 Ct nssF
With cosl tTon f,!sycssnd AMI hound "a. t:h,e,ro
tlietIost iIee i1es. % ~ " ~e ''''-'@ ''' ~'''-
A,cnAsaE or cAr.ns.-csp.. Geo. II, cott.ell. who
a e. ns
gagged III he surrey OF ths laSesDe,rot Free Pres.
ococ. She iii Clcsxo ias TUESDAY. Kerorts IL ice
T. Rsent Il e Fo1 Te
lc for c NelIaud Caaal last evening Fret
PrrsS.
FEn Bo.:s 1noA AnovxGThs propeller Buckeye. q
day as.ut noon from Chicago and Mwaukee. isrias in
tsouss !.
and df.s a,sus 81 s focs q ss wn0 ts
yr.. not j. 9uautstits to Impede her
s,e*,s Sas e.
q Thurad.y but athoush The 90 Sf.sn mase clear
sso ssas tor Ssr' he's the went O. to osw@sobe1o
frtss-
u isasss Gs' 0
rokr Co1noKsE April IL The Ice lns blocked tho kar
hor up again s morning. but a. Is the wind change
There thirteen vessels In hasor now wind 1oua
| In wt.t. joAx Aca11iISRAf, Lock1aazser.
Lake Ports.
nErEoiT. April 1s%sasfd seh:s :s;j Fortune. Hao
Fl ass 9ssas s:f :; ehi
eo The ;s:t. : "a s t9 sa'! sn sa;say ssI:a r,,
hsso ciesis seir E1caass o. 5sesFs
Andrs .s ~; b;own, r. En'cago: s.,zx o..., -.
, 1860-04-17
RauIna18.
CHICAGO & EORTHNESTN
~


~ EAILnoAD.-Depot corne- Of west Water a2e
ee;.el. Leave ch.c., 4. aa and arrive At Mwaa.
Milwaukee 1sa Minnesota l.itr,4.. ant a:r:vs Ia
Crease The evening" whs:e immehiasc connections
tn2te With daily Packet Ho1:a for st. raAi.
A:sn, c.ve Chicago t10 PM. ind arrive Il Mwau-
kee II TAO pu,,, conuaetnk with Milwaukee and assis
sppi K1ilruad.
Narxessn Accommodation TEa.n leaye4 Wankrs-o It
Diam arrives It Cn,sa:o ts-1a Ar. Le1yesCn!z
NJ = pn :ss1svesa II Wsrkesan nj $50 p.m.
TfaEs !<aye Milwaukee 4. rI3 1IH 3.I1 Pm. 81.
rive II Eh.A - 4. LILO II. AE1 IS pEa.
April stn. l5t0. u. l.. SYKES IA, 5u?t.
, 1860-04-17

New YoRk, April ld.-,-The Hon. VIM: Pres.
ton, Ambassador to Spain, returned By the bal
asserted that be has negotiated i treaty With
the Queens Government whereby all the ques-
tons hitherto in issue between the two naliors
are adjusted, aud the most ainicable relations
re c-cstabtished.
4 dispatch from Washington says the Presi
dent has decided to remove Geo. N. Sanders
from the post of Navy Agent al this port. Mr.
S. is Douglas man.
, 1860-04-17
Gtip Tar SAX.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, County

MATE Or ILLINOIS, County
- %, e Cox a. G1y r. nf ceA~so. ss-sy Collector, Il
Notice Is hettby S1r-n. hi, .hr.r,. tsr -,,,,,.
C1E1 CoHef1of o1 ta.o Gay Of :c,xt .t oa, r. i1et
18th ~ % q 1ana1 A. p lse spseal Tenn q. IT,
asoesad dsy + ths Court HuuA Nd S,y nf EhI...
report to ki Court lho :a1tr lut ss.ts neea. ~.
eels Of Isna h.ren4er de.cnbi 70: 10 udsut H.
ths respectively for ta- II tat..
!Is<sest aad eosts reewet'vey DUO thereon .teoan
TIC general l0lectkH *AiaE: fnz ;lc e.rettn Of fls ~
rual axs Of aid y Of claso :h~ municipal yc.,
heszns4stF 1a*ntiooe and wht:ea, jed.ueI,a Law.
been 1cd bY ~. Court tEan,t tie aEd. It's ,u't
Of mid collectors sa:I sepor ;ot.ht. ~l the orlts r.,
as OF tie Court thereon iAsats nut 1t u1e.r IT.
sesl Of sid ccu. ted 10 rus 1ala City cotesor
Now. tn rstu,e he Il knowa that tEs uutr x.t r.
Collector of sre Ciy q GhsaSa viii " virtue ot :h
pEsaises Gu FEiasy, 'ae 9th day Ut 1pft. A. D. l.tl
=; 1ae It ts in ne no.nnx II Ihe I1n aoos
e sale tfs following tesri. I'd 4rds. ias, sltt..
my parcels o. akd esc.ttfs IN sa coa~ reps Ia and tt.
os OF sae tsIcrn for Tie An1cuus cf kno aIc Interest
.nn estf or Of tbs assersot. nc1est anti costs i-
respectively uro s general apc spet.Ai xa!;s
~ eos. reports aot he.rae. described rc.pevtvr;,
! 4. r. Z. MCELLER, CITY Collector.
vii.. tns he sse':oz It the Asnu,! ta1es for h
-AaIoslpA iIAF 4. D, .S.3 W
, 1860-04-17
conno1rofiou et St. Jobns. Mich

St. Johns, Mich, april ia fire this morn
ing destroyed Messrs. Munger Brothers and
J. Hicks dry goods stores; Van Cise'a grocery,
kipp's hardware, Falan's jewcry, and Wrlghts
millinery store Also the Republican o1Ice,
with the type and presses. Loss cstimntcd at
SEQ 900. Small insurance.
, 1860-04-17

NORFOLK. w., april 15.-An Inspection Of
the U. 5. ship Germantown took placo ycstcr-
day- The condition and exercises Of the crew
we're highly satisfactory.
The Dismal Swamp Is on fire, and the flames
are raging with great violence.
, 1860-04-17

TnoY, n. L., April 15.-On Saturday night
large frc occurred in West Troy, destroying
n. l., DAMS cooper saup, wagon factory
grocery, II dwelling houses. aud barns. Loss
about $50, 600; partially insured.
, 1860-04-17

SoRR1sTows. Pa, April l6.-This morning
two prisoners il the county Jail escaped. They
dug through wall two feet, wh:n they knocked
down the jjailor, stole his keys, and escaped
through the main entrance. One was bur.
glar under ten years Imprisonment, and the
other horsc.thief. 4 heavy reward is offered
for their arrest
, 1860-04-17

MILWAUKEE, April 6.-Reis' large brick block
on Prospect street, owned and occupied by
himself and Mr.. Deidrich, was destroyed on
Saturday, together with some Of its contents.
Loss about $4,000; nearly covered By insur'
ance.
, 1860-04-17
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. April 10. lsso
S1es e pss bur.u
= pkes fa,nh9s<. ton uaape sugsz.
i1'' e. sa is hi. ss p: '0' n''e
Prop e. Me.r kye:sop, Biz >auise, 100 lumber. los rks
Prop San.sin@a koboia', loseph, 1eo rlroaa te..
Prop oton', nenka Gtsea I.y 1e. lumber - n thn.
s. sssse SCI; s. hs sss soa }sf: Sds
zesi lis.oa, leigh. Manstce is N lumber q square
sehr 1Et, Mfsa, Mu:kesen - - n 1anbez-
shr ' LIZ sss 8 lumber
seE Ha,ss Aaq:kss%p l:t1 T.: I iunSss
sehr Ayta claFk, Alsze, Au.k+fon. los m luno:r, o m
scAs osnl.ne pr,sdcn Fsnpeean, White Lake, 50 m
Ssh. a.J Foster sash. Mu.kcson. IS m lumber 20 4,
s ST.; ast e; IT. IT, s tss1a it, s 40
ser Hl'eg land Ackermann. Muskeson = N lumber. 20
sctr Helen Kent Nantt:c 70 N lumber 50 N square
sssT ySarS Fa,5G3pe apa Asys lumber
scar Blue LIZ Hall Grand vsr lls iuntf. m .ah
@ & ass. :9 e ro3 qs
ser Ellsn Fke, BOYD. Kalamazoo 50 lumber COO sets
ssS si: Axss, Ms.e,sss u ssss 'ssss
Sch. j. r, Sutherland Je:sc!i; MnhAekCn. m Irubtr
schrsea Sssr. Kedaaee. White li.seE 15eR lusalrE.
echr 4. u. Ssexc!. poheHy. Autkesou y n lumber.
seat Wesshsscf. iosIt Grand llsren s. N lumber, II III
schr s.p.n. iiaio.s. Grand Haven 40 n lumber.
Scl,r J. NJ. Jones, Flo d, MUSK. con. 1Oe n lumber
tscE Willis Jones Thas 12nstee % III 4ntobcs. % N
sshr Hrss!is cspeand po5er's Pic. % m lumber. g
seov 54%r!. I Fes.nsn. n,ack Lake, 80 cords wood.
sesw Storm Howard Willie Lake, 70 tuuhc lo0 cedar
rs,st., - III lumber
CLEARED.
st,ur Huron, Baha Grand Haven.
Prop NonttIurs Robotn: It. !oseph.
Prop z Meass, Rsesfon. b!E saub!e
Prop .1s 81 81. f.H: osaen.ass 1856 1u eorn
Ha1k ChuInbusco LanEle5. oconto.
Brig c. Il. Nutchipson. Bay &c Eoequct.
Seir Minnesota, Blaekaura. Wells Itver.
sehr Harrison. Leigh, Hanttce.
Scht Pilgrim. KotcIts, Muske&on.
Scnr Hattie drai. n,1l!Ama Muake1ou.
sehr AVN Cssf Hiesie. SuskcsoD.
S.h1 ssmlng. Fqsl9oE. 0.and Aivss.
Hchr Gnsssne, " cchseIhe1R. Manitowoc.
scht .amss Elon, Dickson Kalamazoo.
Se1T Ellen P!kr, Hold: ktl,miIoo:
tehr Cuaa, Herman os~eco. ltb4s bu com.
sshr e seetSs Ss1a 1saPE; Lake
Hchr !. E. Sutherland. Seov,le. Mrtksson.
scl,t Sea Sia1, K+tdecs, While Like.
81. 81. ias5 41l; osee IT, T. Nssss cs:s
sc5t Auskeeon: Mckay, Gr,na A.sen.
tchr ,a:alt Relard.Hn. Aanltowoe-
sehs Oliver t:uver Wheaton. buffalo, l.o4l bu corn.
sesr wy..doue. i Cav, Bua,la = osa bu corn.
r 4 e. ceps!ild SSy Ma.t.so
Seow Laurel, forC11An, ,hslnnA1po.
, 1860-04-17

900 Bblz. REBOlLED PLAN
!:EYNOLnS ELF & co.
, 1860-04-17

TRUSTEES SALE.-W hereas,
l. Enoch B. Steversa and Eli beth 81 Stevens lis wife
Of the city OF Chicago, County Of Cck st .te Of ILL.,
did, the twenty day Of anualv. IN the year
Uf Lord thousand eight huncr'd and fit 7nlnc,
ecut. AID deliver 't uu6trsxnet John H. uunhau
Trustee, Deed Of Trust Of the premises herein cr de-
sS5td 30 The ucn u ccgt.tn pyoniEsoEy ntt
made by the sad EnolA g. Stevens and the Interest e1
O." aut also all and every liability which
e.al Enoch Stevens then owed At time the1e
atcr ,n.tt owe o. be Nase to ;ay 10 the Merchants
Savings and Trus. Company. by ytue Of any 1taa
ncte. Gohd Till Of e1ca.uEr jfa!t ptancc- cl1ortc
nent otherwise and TIC interest heEtau. which sail
Deel Of Trust besrs da.e Tic said enty5 xh day. OF
Jan,a1y a. d. 1855 and Is reccsed in the Recorders Of
Gee Ct Cook County. 1n1i In Eook II. Of Deeds Page
M7.
now therefore, teut having teen nade In the pigment
Of proIisaoyf uats se-rEe1 b. sad Deed Of Trust and
application having bern maze to b. the legal 10 der
u.ef Publ notice Ia lercty Rvcn that nnde: and III
plEsuapte q the pWcr and authority granted to me IN
aud ty kad Deed Il Trust tor the and putrosts
thesc!n expressed. sta Td*sday. the eight c1r OF
My L. IS At tie hour u: ten O'Clock !n the fer
Of that day the norh door {" The Cout oase !u ax!
CAy q Cheag oet :eE se and sell q puslc aues9n y
parcel laId in *a;d pcd Of Irnss staAt+
Ing and t-E In the Eauniy Cook AMI SlAc Of tlnota
known and described as fsiows t. vit:-Lots t<snty
caro section Actflon Ch:e4Eo and al tEe rslt4 tts
bercft. a1d equity OF Redemption o. The sid Ennch
steyena and Elizabeth M- Stevens, lis wife their Ltls
and assigns theErin.
fLen -~f04
, 1860-04-17
COMMERCIAL.

MoxpA1 EVENING, April H. 155o
The following are tht receipte snd sh'pmen1s
for the pe.t twenty -four housa: ..
, 1860-04-17

Ia CnossE, April 14.-The steam Baw snd
grist mill of Mr. uirehener, took fire last night
ebout IL O'Clock and was entirely destroyed.
The mill had been running through the day.
Loss, 5000 no insurance.
, 1860-04-17
ChfcaEn. AFF31 18Th, 1t5U. a1l.'tsutt ID

MOUNT VERNON BANK, IN
1F9 PROVIDENCE. RI. State Of Rhode island, &c.
prorl1saee &c. AT TIC September terra Of the eupfcm.
Court hcaen Il rtey!aeEee Tsh;a ans t"f feuasy u
rred and crcsred By said o-y that the haders " the
bills Of MouMt Vernon D1nk In order to he cu.= 10
with the Receiver before thc nrttday of Jny,
1871.
In accordance wit, said DECREE the undersigned give
tee Al holders Of the ILLS saa bank ihc
kanle with him. his office in Blackstone block, No q
Wcybo.-et :t.cet n said hef1e ,he rtt
day Of July l. 1s5o and tl1 such depo*it9rs s',alre.
tilehen Al darGcI6; ;s lls 1y 1u:ase
order OF said Court. CuAELES 7. BROW SEI..,
Receiver. the Mount tetrsa UanE.
, 1860-04-17

y1ScESSEs, Ind, April IA fire last night
destroyed Eas,ham's block, and nearly all its
contents. Loss about $1,000: insured $4,000
The fire. originated in bakery.
, 1860-04-17
Stenubont and Tfaf ee Lives Lost.

MEMPHIS, april 16.--steamer Defender, from
New Orleans 10 pittsburg. snagged sud sunk
near Laconia, Saturday evening. Bout and
heavy cargo total loss. Three deck passenger:
lost
, 1860-04-17
uta1. ...<...,.. 4o--ssp s"s* ""-'
xxcfrr.b AID sEsfN1s7s III lAKE 1o'pAT-
-,n-,.-. HHIf1ENr8,


r1orn AND GaA1s IN STORE.
The following table shows the amount ot Flour
and Grain in this city On the 14th instant, COM
pared With the corresponding dates in 1876, and
, 1860-04-17

Snow Storm lii Buffalo.
BUFFALO, April l4.-Six inches Of srow fell
Inst night. II WAS showing hard this morning.
Weather cold.