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they shall receive n the hands Of Tho ehlv.,rou.

they shall receive As the hands OF tbs ehlysleous
sons OF thesouth should sectional war ousue
Ny opinion Ii that 1t Will be far more consist
ent With the comforts and personal safety Of
homes on the occasion, than appear In Wash
ington and witness Old Abe take an oath, tho
binding force Of which be Is understood in the
south to hold subordinate to the "1higher
Inv OF, If they should yielt the Capital, they
wonld do we'll to avoid any jnsolcnt manifest
attona or even organized proeess!ons. A col
llsion such as refer to would precipitate
revolution beyond the power of man to ayert.
An effort will be made to influence tha Vir-
gin!a Legislature to pass Inv requiring every
individual coming here from New Englnnd,
with view to reside, to servo probation OF
fourteen years before he Is invested with the
right Of citizenship. ;,...
FROM MISSOURI
ST Lou1s, Mo-, Nov. ~, 1sGo.
Mlssonras loyalty to the Union remains M
impaired and unimpeached. As she Is one of
the largest Shire states Of the Confederaey,
her voice declaring the Constitutional election
Of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency no inst
or tenable reason for dissolution or secession,
Il entitled to great weight with her Southern
sisters. There is no secession party within our
ayow openly his wish to break the bonds Of
union: Out Of the 10000 votes OF Missouri,
10000 Of them were cast BY Union men, aud
the Breckenridge party Of the State who cast
the remaining 5000, like their brethren of
New York, declare the rights Of the south
safer In the Union than ont Of It, and counsel
deliberation and delay until some overt act
shall prove Lincoln an enemy to the interests
Of the South and false to his oath Of Office.
Although our public stocks aud general
financial affairs have been affected by the dis
union threats md movements Of the cotton
States, yet there Is no apprehension of serious
or permanent Injury hUm TINT source. Mis-
sour1 il conservative herself, and relies upon
the conservatism Of Virginia, Kentucky, Ten
ncssee aud North CaroGna to restrain South
Carol1na from preclpitatiug the South into
revolution. Tie right Ut secession can be
nothing hut the right of revolution, and
before any State arrays herself agaiDst the
power of the General Government, its
revolutionary leaders must be able to
show: the body Of the people some
tangible and positive Infringement Of
their rights or liberty. While the South has
the Supreme Court N its bulwark Of safety,
and the Senate and the House Of Representa-
tiyes SO constituted that Congress will stand
as wall Of adamant against oil cucroachments
President must, By force Of his position, play
very conservative rt2e.
The most tragic feature OF the present
Southern agitation is the widespread fear Of
slave instructions. From the common chi
thct Of Black." applied to the Republican
party, 1t is stated, negroes In some Of the slave
States have derived the impression TINT the
black men Of the North have obtained posses-
sion OF the Government, md arc to inaugurate
policy ofgenerI emancipation Of all the col
ored race.
, 1860-11-23

N
1t1- George IIxnEahs. Of Albion. IA the State Of
Silc=a tia the .at dav of Nav. 1do. ssreut- a:d
leiyer JLn-..' Il IJ. e. ~ locn q! ,ll-ssasa
~ secure tho payment Of thrre several proul,sofy
notes. OF date with said mortgage. for thr of
1cea hundred dollars ech. sad nots being pas al,le
si1 month"; alter date, and ont IN twelve mouths
after date. vita u the rate OF ten cent
aaauni; wnrh said mortgage Il recorded III s:lc re-
gag T. pages - aud So, whics. su.t mortgage vas
On thr nf:senth tsy of November. tSet. by Tue said
Hosph sS1sy T. s sse r ia
so er y e u 81 H.
as c 9ns u s n iate
due sad psy and salI sSoail BE- !maeai
Sow sarrefoTe afaali having been ua.deln the pay.
nntnt Or the zst Of said pr,ssory nutr M part of
;ad sssinG nsf 2a assSrE + the
III Horace j. Fv.ra, aSs:,t" of said niustsaGt. dn
hereb,ittclas. all OF sad t.s u sail mortgage dc.
md that shsil faf Lire parpose of making tl.c money
due up"n sad ntct, an1pnlag At the dat. of this al
veEsemenr to tue sum Of foar thousand eevcn hundzs
Aud twcasy dolias and seventy f,nr cents, and III
gage aR1 the Assignment tarEcnf s!ai, On Friday
Tue ttizeth " u November. 1s at ~ O'clock In ID.
sls cosri Hnnss n M ci:y q chicsyo 10 tie hishrs
bdteF for cash, the following described EactA OF lh7
k.t1.ted In ths County af 40 uaves< In Tie stat:
The northwest quarter ofkcctiun thirty .ye ta}
south half OF Tie southwest 1uAF!cr Of section twenty
81 ~; tic southwest Gna-t-E q section twehtEnvt
On fangn three c. east Of ts fourth psincira :nsri
da PIT: .aS % fss1 s1 snI q 1 q;
and equity IT redemption Of tic said Geo:::r uannafs
| his heirs ind assigns. HOl:AtE j. FEElilN,
Chicago. Sor. e9lh, 1851 As@9nee.
, 1860-11-23
The plfncultics In tho Cabinet

New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Commercial telegraphs TINT
the city Is alive with rumors of grave disagree
mcnts in the Cabinet. Tho President 1nain-
tains the illcgality Of secession, as we'll as its
impolicy, and has resolved to. earnestly re-
buke IT. Secretaries Cobb and Thompson
threaten to resign unless he suppresses the
condemnation Of the secessionlsts' proceed
ings. The Postmaster General, to some ex-
tent, dissents from the Presidents position,
but 1t ia doubtful whether he will carry his
opposition so far rs to resign, In case the
President ndhcres to his sentiments
, 1860-11-23

The Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Pt1rspCRGu, Nov. 2223.-Thc statement in the
Cincinnati Gazeue that the Penn. Cent. r, r.
is blocked with local freight here, and is re-
fusing to receive from the West, Is unfounded
Every ton Of Eastern bound produce is dis
patched daily. No accumulation exists, and
no fear of any need lie apprehcudcd.
, 1860-11-23

lYl a. Jacob Russell and Mary H. Russell, h,s vile
both Of the CRY Of Chicago. aud State ng fin1ts iii
execute and delEef to ue undetsizned their e. rtsn
inentu1e Of nlurEaEe. bcauE da1e The sscuu dav X
July. a D. 1x9. y secure the payment cf = csstnln
pFoinAoFy hete y sven data herew! !ii glren BY tho
DotiAss paSsbls nYu yeass atxr The date there
Of 1t Tue CITY Bak Of Boston, Massnchu.ettA and mo-
Tdln ulas the Interest thereon which sloulu BE- ,a
rats ct tsn PR cent per anhnr aouii Al,o BE- uays
BID II said lily Bank, in Boetun semi annuay t
TN lhe .eeond day Of January d July each Ia every
H1ch said recorded In tae Recorder
9Iace % LOOK County, stalo of lluets In Hook Is IT
* rage alQ and. wheTesa Icanii has beer
- ~ tae psJaAt Of tic lnstaleot II 'nterrst lno
ne9k oe te Of Interest uo dc second Gsv
u *ul9. shn and both remain unpaid:
James c. Merrill. Trustee snI Mortgages aforessid
sas ety 81 Hoston and Stats Ut Massachusetts accoT
tas ternls Of said mortgage. do hereby declars
.s pklnGioat sun secured shsrcby 10 be now due To-
s q AL dsaut IN payment o1 interest aud that
minority u me vested By s2ll mortgages, and for t.
ases aud purposes therein expressed Thursday tho
tEiteepta day Of December i. u. iSU 1t eicsra
oeock IN the forenoon cf raid DAY. At Lne north door
0t tao Court House In thu city Cca1o aet At pnb.
Hc suction to the highest bidder TOR eaah nc preu!.s
~ M & p1ss' m p Ss Rsssti Of n sa9S1 ad Described
section nnren f3 adtison :, the city OF Chicago
iu- eighty o} ttes fsonson Michigan avenue a,A orc
hundred aal eighty feet t tn depth tn t:e allcy ID
Tic rear according b the plan Eoro1.ed In Cek
y KsSst5y' nlta tae dTf!lnx h1u,e ana "tuer IL
J,AP4a1ss, Assorusy. ''N@'S' a<s23;.tl
, 1860-11-23

The Panic NOT Xet Reached Boston.
Bos1oS, Nov. o2.-No serious results have
yet attended the financial pressure and remit
tauccs from the hottest part Of the South con-
tiuue to come In as usual The statements Of
Reputation by Southern creditors are untrue
SO far rs this city is concerned. Should the
emergency require it, the directors Of all the
Boston Banks propose to discount to the
amount Of Ave millions dollars, which will
speedily make money casg In this city.
, 1860-11-23

The Virginia Ranks Suspend.
NoRFoLK, Va, Nov. 22-Thc branches OF
the Virginia Bank at Norfolk and Portsmouth
have suspended specie payment. The Farm.
ers' Bank Of Norfolk has also suspended.
WHEELING, Va, Nov. 2a22.-The Banks OF this
city suspended specie payment this morning.
, 1860-11-23

&31o 0110 s&E A3&Eo112aa3 Ns NJ
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 23.-Thc fire at Mere
stroyed IS 5uildiuss including % bFicH biocits fs
The total loss ia $25 600; insurance, G,00o
Many families arc left destitute and home
less.
, 1860-11-23
Railroad Omcers In 6

Railroad omcsrs In Scss1on.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 22.-The Session Of the
New York Central, Erie, Pennsylvania Central
aod the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads, is being
held to-day, at the st, Nicholas Hotel, with
rlnsed dnora
, 1860-11-23
Mill Burned.

OswEGo, N. T., Nov. 2l-The Huron Flour
Min In this city, owned by ", W. Baker, OF
Lockport, was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss on building aud contents 5000, on
which there was m insurance of $780, 900.
, 1860-11-23

Nov. 2l.-CP-Schr II Brown.
Uowx-Props Baltic, Sasquehanna; barka C1a5-
TIN. Prince OF Wales. Indiana D Pomeroy, Wa
rr:ly, Adftatic; briggs Commerce, @ Ueshler,
Globe; schrs a Bradley. E Roberts. Reciprocity,
s.; andrews, cutlew, cubs, Sasoo, Oliver Culver,
&C Trowbsidge. " B Ogden, Reindeer, Athenian.
Cairo; Ethan Allen. Shock, Arrow, Queen OF the
Iakes, VIM Sanderson. " Willard, Mark =
o1plcy, Bermuda. " uibbard. G " Holt, Star oi
Quickstcp, A Rich,
Nov D.-ur-Prop Edith; bark Il crocker; brig
lunpton.
Dowk-6tmlBalt'c: prop Dunlirk; bark Lady
nG the Lakes brig Napier; schrs Flying Cloud.
q Newman. Star of Hope. HarwicA, g Smith,
I,Dousman, st Panl. Darien, A Craig, LIZ Latham
{ Richmond, Ketchum, DaGntless.
, 1860-11-23

ALBANY, Ga, Nor. "a fire occurred
here on the 18th instant, destroying shaw's
carriage repository Hill, Wright & Narshall's
c.Hiasse shop, and two brick stores occupied
by Messra. Gross d Bridenbach. Loss over
the insurance, $4,000. The fire was the work
Ut m lncendlary.
, 1860-11-23

BUFFALO, Nov. 2a.-Arsired- props Chicago
Collins. Chicago: Acme. Hathaway. do: schrs Tar
~ Not Love, do; Grace Murray, Vader. do. Cleared.
prop Buffalo, Perry. Chicago; echrs White Squnll,
Leonard, do; For1A., Kirby, do.
, 1860-11-23

LOUISVILLE, Sov el.-Elevcn persons arc
flus fur asccrtalncd to hare been lost by The
burning Of the Pacific, mostly boat hands and
deck passengers. No Northern people among
the lost.
, 1860-11-23

BEEF CATTLE-Keceived, Go. Ths Mafket
today va extremely dnn and heavy. and the
-Beeves. Az. Irtec. Besvcs. Az. .Frice.
49,. p1ofs -..-.z16obs.-$9Go
IT,. .19oUns -. 40 A.. ..11l00ma.. $50
,4HRRP-A lot OF Is hoad yesy ane sbacp we're
sold todsyst S4.to = 100 b.. They were 1T and
~ ~@--3 ~ '""'"' '--.: t!I-11-.,.
, 1860-11-23

WANTED-Employmcnt-Apcr- per-
Bon Of the highest testimonials u to his espac
y a9d integrity y how In Cnlsa=o md want. *oms
orthc nrrcaattla b.ncs4 AID TO b. competent act
- elsrk o. aaslst1nt IL hotel u charge luAll
assistant and In Gnr and retail Ero-
ceEy Any person wanting hts services tn any
natt and referepces he would bu found valuable q
watcl1oAn Of any respectable concern: be would
act - atae!e man. de- 10 private gentleman. Ad-
ufe9a -. c. As thia ot1cc- npl015t
T OOk HERE! 4 Willow Lady
IL of experience deslres sltuas,on a, eencr
~ tha city or = country town. Address c. D.. BOX
SX73. aoiixew
, 1860-11-23

Don't forget Mr.. Dyes Adult Singing
School this evening for otgianers, at his Music
Hall, No. lis Lake street, over Gould's Piano
Rooms. The first lesson nfree-commencinga
u o'clock
, 1860-11-23

AJORTGA(;t. SAI.E-Wh.ro,a,,,

IL
=. seahtpof ollershas and 1:ofa D. h.:cr,h..
~ Il s f AZ CITY 4 Soex Sat
Le year Of eur Lord ote tsou- xfsat hunu,r I'D
anyn'ne. exeeuts and deliver e Jau4es T. Hr, wvr1:.
pTois.ory hS1 ~ salA n,ort:ase dtsslbsd ei1tn ~
a y ass RSaes IA 4 af7se
Gsnts bsaIng datr ths ts1enteenia dsy of
s!drf sts sss1 T. s Il 81 ars s1.. +
lsn Hhc!. said mortgage was He'd iur record t Us
l, duly rccoTded In Uuos }astynns III 81 Aot} Il -
t. & ss.e
onsd 10 .s'a ptoais-ry note aay psFt thereof shd
i sill dis md unpsid: ' AA~s4''s' " "a" no'e'
NV tasssSss r public n"t:ce he,eby eiveu tst ia
iainsd shall % Monday. ti.s Eith dsy of No.smIsT
ts Coart oas IL Cd of :q aS a9y
caEo A. se Il public ausu"a . lhr algrSt bdler III
OF Subdivision Of the <ast alf u ;o snth
1.*s s,5 Fl Il afSs:4R m 4
r!als M st1sss IN thc County of ana stale oi
I'll t.nsn.eaa herciItamens. III apDursensnees &c
f s 1nd 81 s fs I'D .ss,t e
y o1ssaaw b.. vile. uasir heirs sn4 ssalgns Ia And
. ~ '-' " JAMES 9. nEYwoRri1, uo.t:.sce.
1!i,, MzrvEr, Asruoxr ~ \ a!l1; A.tys tor Aolssssss
The above sa1e Is postponed until NondaY. Nor lxb,
@ I " i'': ,s%Es Sst S. aEs aEfwonru
The sbovs sale Is further postponed midi MONDAY,
Nov. :.xth, 1S.10, 1t the sanc huur and piaca
uo4ld.t.t1 J.AAkH v. HEY NOftrH Nort-scoe
M ASTEts'S SALE.-State of ILL
4sA no!4, Cook County, SS-SuperIor Courr Of chi.
derich Tct4ch.
Public notice u hereby Eivcn that In pusuaaee Of
deesesl otdeJ sntesca the aboEu entitled
tho sto tay uf September tSa IrA sgutt ~ Mater
II chaase1y q .ai Court VII .el pnblic suction to
toc liEncst bidder ftr cash. tie ttietl t0th, ay
If 'fembeE. A. u. $50 At teu o'clock III tie fTrE0,n
e tass sy e TIC nart: doo. Of tne HouIt House IL
right title ard interest Ut the saiu defendant Join
tsEde. e Iietseh il sn1 to the tollowins described
iltu&ta IN the County Of cuok npd otstr u
Illinois n.H!t;-Lots lumber taisty-one III, and tLr
y.twu Et!1 n b!ock one ~ IN ln.pson LrccnA Ad
alsa0n 70 lc5Eo Or 70 Mnch of said ryeiaes u Il,
bo necc~sarI 10 saitfy tho adrbtcdnes, due complain
ant under raid deere. and co*ts. epSether with as
tcfs Ges commissions and disbursements on sAiu sati.
Dated Sovrnbtr:. lsl4 IRA SCUrl.
Naxtertn IN EhAncssy Of tie Superior CouIt or Chict-
[n0l EEEtt1
, 1860-11-23
THE CITY,
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION
LOSS 800, 600.
FULL PARTICULARa.

One Of the most disastrous fires lately oc-
curing In Chicago, broke ont yesterday morn
Ing about five o'clock, In the basement of the
i've story brick building, Nos. 50 and 81 Frank
lin street, occupied by Aessrs. o. F. Fuller Il
Co., wholesale d1uggists, dealers In paints,
OILS, etc. The flames had made alarming head
way when first discovered, the whole Interior
Of the block being In blaze. Al no fires had
been klndled In the building for some tims,
excepting In the back ofdce-aad that remote
from the place where the conhagration origi-
nated,-lt ii supposed to have been the work
Of an tnccndiary. The highly infammahle na-
lure Of the stock rendered all efforts to save
the goods Of no avail.
The steamers and department were early on
the ground, but q terrific explosion which
soon occurred prevented them from doing
mora than to keep the dames from spreading.
The force Of this explosion may be arrived Ut
when We state that the entire block, fire sto-
ries In height, built substantially Of brick and
stone, and occupying space Of fifty feet front
BY eighty in depth, WAS lifted from it's founda-
lions and brought down in one mass Of shape
less rubbish, and that before the aames h2d
aseendcd to the third story.
The loss Of Aessrs. Fuller d Co., is cstimat-
ed to DO from eighty-hve to ninety thousand
dollars on stock, not to, mention valuable fur
nitnEc and fixtures. Insured to the amount OF
forty-1yc thousand dollars In different COM
panies.
The following Is List Of the Insurance
Companies and amounts insured on building
and contents:
Unity Co., London, 5000; Home Co., N.
Philadelphia .. q l. lns- Co., Phila-, $500 ;
Kssolute, n. T., 5000; Brevort, N. r., 1850
Commonwealth, N. T.. 5000: London & Liz.
erpoo1, London, 5000; Continental, n. T.,
5000; Eecurit5, y. T., 5000; North Ameri
can Co., 5000; City Of Hartford, Conn,
III, 5000 Total s6i, 500
The brick building was owned by T. H. Bar.
clay, cost eighteen thousand dollars, and was
insured for ten thousand.
Although thespread Of the flames was pre-
vented by the continued efforts of the engines
The falling of the walls of the large building
crushed those on either side. That on the
north, No. SO, was owned and occupied b.
Jacob strshl a furniture dealer. He lose,
twenty-five hnndrsd dollars. No insurance.
The southwestern nortfon Of Messrs. sh,pley
ECo.'s bu,ldine No. 48. used as a livery sta,
h,o ro. orns,oJ ,na ,1.,noosa n tba ext.rt =,
i've hrni,red do1,ors
M "a M nnoccnn,cd o-.m1 br,1d;re FIR
,ncr,v n e,1oon zras .nt,,e1v a-mo11.hrd 7,
r,, ,sa,.....a 49,. ~. <. ~ ..-ar .,,.,
,ood,n. - tt,, -..- arth. rrex.t+ Iyora.
Lie TC-E u LuE UullnluES Nu. ke0 liANNklpu
, 1860-11-23
MARKETS nT TELEGRApH.

NEW YoRE, Nor: 22.-F1orn-Marke exhibit
ed little more stead'nsss with suade better de-
1u1nd for export aud home consumption. 6nlss,
sfeeg bsls q 100 % fot tppsshae e stste; SO
ern; $54t:8 for common to medium extra west,
srn 4sasGS:zs for shipping brands extra round
hoop ohio.-cloting With holders generally dispos-
ID to insist on 4 slight advance over orr quota.
dons. CarAdA douf heavy. Sales. $50 bbls, at =
16.13 FOR common to good cxtrs; j797:<0 for IA
ssrlte brands do Ryo aous quiet small sales At
mesl heavy and dropping.
GaA1xNSheat opened quiet and closed 1Gtsc .
1000 Iu Chicago spring at tl:!s01.lo; $500 BY
MI club at $i.l0G1,1o tor inferior to good lsooo
western ut S1.90I1.s2 aloat, tls5 do Ia store and
ntoat, and 800 bu white western At $1.o0@l8 IS:
., ea Lens Island A. siss Rys dull; salss 1:Go
Euror Of buyeEs; sales 5000 hu Canada Esat and
.Scrt at 65G17!c. Corn n1ay be quoted q shade
tr1nes with fair export and home trade demand: !:
sales 1900 bu at 6l1e5c for mixed western a1oat
audi store G8Ga9 for round yellow. Oats II
moderate request At as1s7c fos western. Canada
and state.
drmand. Sales 1ssp br1a at $i6@16.5o for mess; !;
10 5rls at {s.50G1o Tor repacked meas aud $l0.5o
;.o:ainal. Dcerhams dull 1t $l4@ls.a3 for western
Cur meats quiet. Sales Of small parcels nj TH@
1Lc for ehouldets, and 10Gl10xc for hams. Dressed
ho.s dull at 74Q7Nc. BACON quiet. Lard dull.
Sales l$5 hrls aI l1K 12c for prime city, 12Hc for
*,cs.ern. Butter dull ut 1p0l4c for Ohio, and 15D
s1c for state. Cheese steady At 99l9Sc for fnferi
STocKs-Deeldcd1y better, but not yc.y brisk,
though the number Of Btock1 dealt In were more
numerous than usual ut the second tcsaion. Chi
5Nl SIX. Chicago, TN, G Toledo =,
81 II l4x, Reading 38ts, Harlem TX, Hudeon
MN. Panama 11a Erie 50, N 7 13H, fae11c Nall
=. Canton coal Is. Del. q HudsAn s7 Harlem LIT
ua.ds o. California "a 81, Iii bonds 81, Missouri
Is Il, Virginia g. g, 81 n. "a, Coupons 81,
BUFFALO, Nov. v.ee-F1oua-Dull, and no sales,
except in a retail way.
GhA1k-Wheat, com and other grains also dull
and no salea.
WmsKT-Nom1na1 at 1ec.
CANAL FKE1onTh-Unchanged.
LAKE 900 brls dout, ,176, 600 bu wheat,
90 bu corn.
C.sAL E1ron7s-1Oo brls -four, 4a.ooo bu wheat
10000 bu corn, = 100 bu rye.
0SWEGO, Nor. 29-F1orR dun but unchanged.
CEAlN-Nheat dull. Sales $40 hu No. NIL
waukec club on private terma, and loo bn white
Canadian for country milling at $1.27f. Other
grnfns quiet.
CANAL FnE16u1s-1c better. Wheat 14c to New
York.
LAKk 1xror7s-o5.6oo bu wheat, 5000 bp corn,
S,lUU bu barley, COO bu rye.
CArA1. ExPonrs-1,2SG bhls 1our. F27G00 bu
wheat, 5000 bu corn. 1890 bn oats, go hu barley,
=. nc bu rye, 1000 bn peas.
, 1860-11-23

The National Democracy Moving In
Ohio.
CoLCMBus, Ohio, Nov. e222.-The Daily Capi-
tai City Fact, the central organ Of the National
Democracy, this afternoon publishes call
Central Committee, for State Convention of
the party, to be held in this city on the 8th Of
January next.
, 1860-11-23

Auction Sales this Morning.
Catalogue salo Of Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods.
Table Cutlery, Stationery. Cloths, Cassimcses.
yestiugs and Furnishing Goods, this morning At
OK o'clock, BY Gilbert 4 sampson, g. Lake street
~ Those Japan weather strips and rubber
ruouldings, will leave for St. Louis next week
Altar that none will be for sa1e- Tho proprietor
win return again In one OF two years. II any moro
arc wanted, leave your orders at one At No. 4
Kingsbu1y BLOCK {up stsirs)
~ Lincoln and uAmlla aru stopping at the
fremont House. but Cook 4 McIain arc holding
forth 1t 70 Dearborn street, next to the old Post
ofica, where they still continue to clean, dye and
repair old clothes at snall priess. Taxa your
overeoafa hem fixed up for this winter,
and you VIII not ct little money 20 wisely
speutI
n The Boston Fancy Steam Dying Establish
nent Of August Schwartz Is located 1t = South
Clark street and 1853 Illinois street. The work Of
this Establishment II superior to that Of any other
In tho city. St.
"BAxxsl B4xxsl''-We, Sam Dunn l. Co.,
Hstte1s, win take oil Illinois money for Hats, Caps,
s%-A = A@e AVA AA2AVl1pu B%{Etk. UUyGlok
WHEELER d WuxoH's Srw1ya NAc1utxs WITH
NEW lxrnoyKNENTs At REDUCED PRc1a.-The
Wheeler d Wilson Manufacturing Company having
gained an their snits as law, With Infringing
hcturess Of Sewing Machines, propose that tho
puhue aha4 be benefited thereby, and have accord
inglJ reduced the prices Of theif sewtug aehtuee.
After ibis dfte they viii be sold at rates that VIII
paJ fatr pEnt On the cost Of manufacture. capital
Invested, and expense Of making sales; such
pt1ees ~ Will enahls them to rn1te drst-e1ass
machines, md, ~ heretofore, guarantee thsm in
eTery particular. 0dlee l67 and 100 Lake street.
Geo. r. Chlttendeu, Gsneral Agent for Illinois.
Wisconsin, aud Northern Indiana. no1ost :
" T.c. snTH Co., coppersmiths,, Brass
Cock manufacturers. DEALERS in Wrought Iron Pipe,
Steam and Gas Fittings, Ut low prie9s, 2ss Wash-
tngtou street, nov 1o1at
, 1860-11-23

AGAEEx'ux.-Mr. Green, night before last,
met friend from the country; the friend got
drunk and had his pocket picked of s25, for
which Green was arrested yesterday, and com
1nitted in default Of &5QQ
, 1860-11-23

MORTGAGE SsALE.-Whereas,
+ s. s.2 a' ,a I'll e Go
Jacob w. Ludlxn. NOW drcvn,td. the!: Iii mprt
gage. bearing date the Gay sad year aforesaid. and
recorded In tte Eecordess otica Of Inos caunty. E
81 % I'll 5assS tae q, p4o 'ai t..
hereinafter named to scc.r te payment ct fo,r
tain pFemE#oFy notes :-rI particularly mentioned.
And. Whereas It wMs pr1vtieIn By said rnnftnRe
ttier Of principal pr INTEREST was made The whle u
SAT-. psue irnl And tntesrt slonG beconr Dire ard Fay
ahc- Aad the said Jacob " Indian, hts hetrA cxccl.
t3Es adnistsatrs sstgns, AZ r twenty taYs
tlee 10 ncwxfa2rr printed II the city 0s chicago.
might fe!l hereinafter noticl, tue raid prrIsel All.
sal :ht aad c1e- ur redemption Ct tlc said siEon
=. Wt+er and Mary C Ills r;fE.. therein. And where.
a.. tef1nt has been male in the payment OF two Of
taid notes. a'.l of interest Mt threc thereof Sov
tAerstofr public notice J. hereby s:y:n, tas the
ntnstrato.s OF tic estate of Iaeob " L1dia.1, ssc
ceased Will Frlny the siNt-cnth dag OF November
4 D. l~F at the honr II 10 0o'rrA H. ot SCI
r. pyeli saet!Gn At te uo,ta daar e ss Cs;: ease
the l.!-irK premises. to-wIt-Gofuasncnr In the
center line u the Chicago ard t;er.E Buy i:lI1d AMI
% the 1ne Of Henry f!epwcrta's lard. {meania; r.c
souti chains; ttnce east la9 - ella ne ~ the
center Ct the saul road n the rLl. VI be.iIng.
ta!uaE 10 acre< aad clnS Fa:t q nrthwett quarter
nf section = Township H. ra1-c Il, II Conk County
sid sion = wli;.ee md Nasy W.ae tersiu Il ID q
maze ths amount due ta.4 notcs and te c,es aud
expenses OF kf1ch En1r. JAMES ID. IL DIAN.
Ghica-o, Oct. 2.tn. ts;o. MARY LEDL.lN.
ceased. the Aforesaid mortgage. or..I;1...tI
The ahove sale II postpnned till Friday. DECEMBER
~; nso: st @ same ,4s, aouEsnd , plae--
, 1860-11-23

1ILMots CURRENCY WANTEp.-All ban IN
(hrown ont or othexwlae) will be taken at or, for
all kinds Of Fashloaa4s Clothing, at the lowest
pr:sss. ut Putnam'a Great Eastern Emporium,
l16 Randolph street. nossSl