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POLICE.

i NEW PHASE IN TIE Jouy DAVIS CAsE-
THE MAN HAER1s 4 KouBEn.-A day or two
since man named john Davis, colored, was
arrested and held to bail for highway robbery
in forcing suffering colorcd boy named Viii
lau, Harris to give him 81. II IVES in evidence
on the trial that Davis sad to Harris, 'you stole
that money aud you shall give me share of it,
bnt nothing was thought of it at the time. II
now transpires that Harris was in reality thief
and that Davis was right III his assertions as to
the booty, though it scarcely affects the legality
Of the course be took to share it. AS to Harris,
dispatch has been received from Niles, Mich
isaD, stating that he had robbed q widow wo-
man, living in Cassopolis, Of s65 in gold con.
lie was accordingly arrested, and officers were
here last night from Niles, and left for that
city ut : o'clock with the prisoner. Nineteen
dollars of the money was found with IN uncle
Of Harris, and be accounts for some $24 more,
which he has spent, leaving some se2 unac.
counted for. Harris on his arrival in town
changed his gold at bank into silver.
Police CoCar.-Thc dock yesterday gave but
one solitary case, poor victim Of rot-gu'
whisky. He cwas sent to Bridewcll.
4 WHOLESALE OPERATOR IN TGouBLE.-In
March last, cottage belonging to Mrs. Herrick,
of fragrant fame, on Griswo1d street, was bur.
glariously entered aud completely stripped oi
everything it contained, with the exception oi
the furniture; carpets, bedding, clothing, win
dow curtains, silver spoons. forks, ETC., TO the
amount, I'll told, Of about two hundred dollars
Cukntrs1+ cd ror1n6 Wi111n I'M
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS,, County
~ of Cook. C!ty Il Chicago s.s-C1ty Collectors o.
Astce l. hr1eby gys.e that whereas the unat rsned
City Collector Of SAID City Of Chicago ID % TIE twenty
axth day Of j'nuarY 4. D. 160 Special Term Of ths
supesior Couzt OF Chicago began and held esld List
Aforesaid Day It the Cou Houe IN said ct7 OF Chicago
report tn said Court Ans lots sb!os pieces and
GELS o! land b. re!nsner described for the alnst
nte1e.t and costs respectively due therein on aseo NJ Of
Tie general c0ecn variant for tho Collection Of the an
naa t11.s ot asa Of Ch!esgo fof thr munsps ysa.
l9 and on account Of tho several SPECIAL warrants
hsssns,.r mtnt'eaet; o. 70 ~hsTa: judgments havl"x
lo: pee.s .na parcel. Of .n4 dssebed eopy
OF tA1 GoectAEs sd reports soeether 18th h7 oiier 1t
se Of The cou1t oo Of a1a under hs
D. !5tsl, dstee1ed 10 tho aid Cty Collector.
Now. tn fefore be u known that the undefyGncs City
Collector OF the t. Of Ch!eske, ri BY virtue Of tho
premises. on ThuIsday, the 18th Day Of March A. T. l
At The o Ten o'clock In the morning at Tie north u<
couEt House In City OF Chicago exposs fur pub
h 1sle the following described ndA lofs 4ubltts prces
an parcels Of lard coed In Ead copy. repas. and
order Of sale therein for as anun et the 1e" inseas
md cos or Of tho A4sssmeuF Interest and costs due
thertn respectively Upon ld general Anf special warrants
IN sa copy reports and hereinafter described respectively
10 wit:
A.F. c. MUELLER, City Collector.
Warrant for the collection of tho annual taxes Tor the
| Municipal Yer 4. D. 1870.
, 1860-02-25

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24-The Indian Bureau
hns receircd official information that the Nav:l.
ioes hare atlast commenced decisive war upon
our people, aud arc also killing the Nexicans
a1one the Rio Grande. Supt. Collins says =
war With the tribe is now progressing. Ii will
he recollected that last year a treaty was made
bv Capt. Bonneville, and Supt. Collins with
these Indians, but it has not Jet been acted
on by the Government.
The Pension and West Point Appropriation
bills would have passed to-day had lhere been
a quorum in the uonse when the Committee
rose. The bills elected no debate whatever
there being no appropriations in addition to
those previously authorized By law.
The Republicans arc to hare caucus to-mor.
row AFTERNOON On the subject ofa Printer.
, 1860-02-25

CLEVELAND, Feb. o4-This city and the region
round about we're visited by u storm Of uupre-
cedented violence, md most destructive in its
effects, On Wednesday evening. Screral build
ines were blown down. many unrooted,. trees
unrooted, fences, chimness and sheds demol-
ished and other damage done. The hurricane
was accompanied pr lightning, thunder aud
rain, and the oldest inbabitans remembers
nothing like it in violence. Several persons
we're Injured, but no one killed. In the country
and in The villages east, west and south Of rs
the storm was also fierce, but less destructive
, 1860-02-25

A1culsos, X. T., Feb. e3,-The last 1ail on tit
4ftchison uud st. Joseph Railroad was laid ye>
terdav. The road will be stocked and regu!ari,
opened GU the lst Of March. This brings Atchl
sun in railroad connection with aIl the principa
cities of the Union. The running time 10 st
Louis will be II hours.
, 1860-02-25

SAIxAAateto 1ap :. /
Two ore.lnnd Nails are now overdue at San
Francisco from st. Louis, with dates Of January
9Th and l2th. The UNUSUAL detention is att1ib-
nted to henry rains and high water.
The bark Messenger Bird, which has been un-
lawfully traEerstng tue ocean with cargo Of |
heard of at Lega Islands, where a portion Of |
coffee was sold BY the Captain, when he put to |
sea- with the proceeds.
1t is stated that Capt. Garboes' company Of |
Mounted Rangers, numbering twenty meD, have |
| killed about 900 Indians and taken us many
more prisoners within few months in Mendo-
clno, and the northwest portion of the State.
| Not Ranger has been killed. The Company
has done the Indian hunting voluntarily, without
! authority from State or General Government.
different wings Of the Democratic party, as can
didate to head the delegation to the Charleston
| Convention.
The principal portion of Forbestown, in But
Ter county, was burned on tha 2sth utt. Los,
$4,000.
The second session Of tue Pacific Railroad
Convention will be held at Sacramento, COM
mencing on the 9Th.
wire suspension bridge, $50 feet long, has
been completed over the Molelumne River ut
Poverty Bar.
Gen. ". Denver, Ell. Governor of Kansas has
commenced cauvAssinE for the successorship Of
ur. Gwin in the q. S. Senate.
The A1maden Quicksilver mines, in Fresero
county, hare been opened since litigation.
Is c!osea. Ine new Aliaaden MINES nave slslo-
ed l4o tasks Of quicksilver within si3 mcntha.
nther mines o. tn's klnd are to oe opened soon.
Two tons Of silver ore from the mines Of santa
Cruz county are on ths way to Sun Francisco
for assay.
There IS much speculation in all the Washae
Silrer Mines while tue cold weather prevents
working them.
: Late reports from Queens River, in British
Columbia, say that rich and extensive d'gg'ngs
; have been discovered there. The gold IS coarse,
and IS found On Hats and in gu!ieys.
The following IS ey telegraph to Frescro:
pan FRANCISCO. Feb. - r. N-ArrlTets
: ships Panther, Boston md Eagle from New
York. Business very quiet. Money not easy.
| Crushed Sugar 114C. Domestic spirits drOOD.
, 1860-02-25


The Flour market was considerably frmcr To-
day, with good inquiry for New Orleans, but
there was no muternl advance. About 1850
brls changed hands ut s4.3o@5.oo for choicc
brands Of Spring extra, and s4.75@4.So for FUR
to good. There was stronger speculative feel
ing tod day, aud 400 brls Of city brand wc1e
sold ut s41s, with conditions the particulars Of
which will be found in the list Of sales in nnottr
column. Wheat Was also in better demand End
the market ad:anc:d lc, with sales Of No. ]
Spring at 1.o1 in store No. at 95@99c; and
Rejected at soc. The Corn mnrlet, under t.1s
influence Of depressing news from ST. Louis,
was dull and declined ltc, closing quiet at 43I
43}c for No. in store. About $4,000 bu only
changed hands, ut 4S@A}c for No. in store;
4ll4lic for No. IN store; and Alto for Reject
ed OIL track. Oats were yery dull aud 1c lover,
with but limited transactions ut 34f@3Gc tor
No. on track nye steady. Barley in good
demand for shipment to Pittsburgh, with firm
er market-sa'cs Of No. being made at G.c IN
store, and G5@5Gc on track. Clover Seed WAS
in better request, and the market shows light
improvement, liberal transactions having taks n
place at Il 45@4.5o. Good Timothy Secd w;s
in fair demand at 3a.7S@2.s0, but inferior, Of
which there is large quantity offering, is dull
and heavy. Hungarian Grass is quiet Mt a5ct
1ooc for common to fair. Highwines steady at
1el@eoc. Alcohol, 41c.
Tue Provision market is Inactive, hut holders
arc still firm, and there is very little product
offering. We report sales Of Picked Hams 1T
sa@sic, and Picked Shoulders at $lo.0o q b:;.
Lard is ecarce and in demand at 1o9c- Tallow
firm at t1o@1v4c. Hides steady. Dutter very dull.
The Cuttlc market remains steady, with salt s
1t Ss.0o@4a5- latter for extra. As will lie
seen in another column, the New York Cattle
market on Wednesday lust declined 3c, undsr
large receipts.
Tue SRG,sAw P1SEn1Es.-The Detroit Iribaht
sayB. "lf The winter holds ut an average stage,
coed Judges estimate TINT the amount II logs
ruu 10 tie different mills on the Saginaw River,
will be between eighty and ninety million feet.
II the water is unusually high tho amount 1nHy
reach hundred or crcn hundred md ten mill.
ioa.''
Crsc1sxA11-Fcb. a2.-Thc Ga-ette Of ycstcr.
day reviews the market as follows:
There was G fair attendance on 'Change, but,
in the war Of business, there IVES little done.
There wus an a!most entire absence OF orders
for provisions. and weakness was the lcadiue
feature Of the trade. Prices Of bacon aud bu;k
meats favored buyers. OF the latter 10000 1i,s
side, averaging IS lbs, sold at Ste, and shoul
der, we're offered at Gtc. Bacon was. nomina!iy
II and 9ic for shoulders aud sides, but oilers oi
10 less would have received some attention
sfess pork and lard stagnant- The market ri
close was devoid Of life. The demand for fo,,
was quito limited, aud confined to the loca
trade, ut ss.5o@5.6o for supertue. whisky
steady Ut eoic- No change II sFaln. Grocerle:
Seed dui The receipts aud shipments Of lead
ing articles today, we're:
, 1860-02-25

New OR1EASs, Feb. e3.-Gen. Forbes Brat
ton. the Texas Senate bearer Of dspatchc:
from Cor. Houston, regarding affairs on tht
Rio Grande, has arrived here, and leaves to
morrow for Washington.
Adyices from Ruatan were to the 14th inst
The citizens were making energetic psepara
dttreq
, 1860-02-25

,, 5.
Lns-
Jaeob HART. IL: , cNO :sao 80
Subdivision ut sub.ts an. :. IL t I. aud sulut and
hfa ht l. l..
WHEetn. Is 40 u (s 8 10
l. r NiI.a:G, j ! e .M 53e j 10
Marian. ~ Sa n. >AeaA !v d:ata Aug st a. 10,
VIZ rant s, sottlt s1.t41h b. dated >Ssf. n4hxr LII.
Warrant al.. SOU b, uut n-t<A ~ l>..
Warrant ~ :outh. :s'sld pt j t,l :rr -, s.
Vibrant 3lj :sNuth. Should t+ dAed September ". l.y.
unttl Ca.l-l tEusteeA SUBDIVISION " i sxvt Il.
Town . E4Grs II,
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Errors and O1ut~Aton. In the DaIln-
4u~nf Tax Li~t.
Omitted IL Warrant M. 80. South.
SCHOOL SECTION ADA rTIOS.
Owners Name slot Lot H:4 sirs n, A.: Att ct.
Boone : Larmon. :ans
ant a'' . ~" III It's
: u lis 900 500 ola
FRAC. SEC. II ADDITION.
NH- l Fans.sx aeo =s@ 80
III Il, ST !. III e.
%:1s, st ss :s"a1 t i s.,; s:;ss sssf*f IS,
wa9.s ss' ssas :si ). , < < ss,, ,ss MI, i
Warrant ~. south. slou.. t* aaisl NJ, i ls:3.
Ea:sMt :T ~ ; n'n. s'ond Is Il. \ Ju.s u. ~.
Warrant ~ soah ,'ss" s b iass Aa*a.t iss'
FlsA:. skC. l. ADDITION.
james reek, ~ MT
rs S::s.e :$ IL; II; s.; 8;
suauissu Of 10 4 If ~. lit and II, II: ofs az .u.
lut l audi 1~t y. tatks.
J.eo, HART. II i IL: > :;o :. 10 80
Subdivision Of sa'1~'; n'; ;s aud su''"t anu
THfe,kfittts. II ,fits'a. ! ! I 10 10 &C. !: q 80 .
81 H. :S .Ss T. T. a.1 4 AZ; sss a;e; e. H.
W.ai N II s sos + .ai ,n1 ~ ~ s- M tx[ , = = IT.
~ .s + :: S,l trustee S~'as''sou Il s*s' ' Il:
!; !: ! 5 3 ;: +: IS 4 !:
PoyntL subdivision .lapuA rsaI u lnsea4 oi ~,
Omitted IN ! saE.an. IT ~ Se III. ssn,h: >, -, ;,
Canal asfassi a,1;'t:s s''a*f ' s s. Ss'' =! : =.
cG Chlsk, .qrcsn
s4 eAsept ~ gAt
Ecs. sss 4 s9%i' I'll. nxo l,ss 81 '.ss
Warrant Nd ;.n SOUTH Assessor, p.s:s flag. X,
Eai.s'4s'! - "a, ,. !: io3~ -"
Fosr Dearborn Ap'iTioS To Chicago
II Church = !: Wo .sW :*s
In sse.. Is t1~c. ot land bound
es ~ ~ Il ssss siss y
| tLiu.t.a of rauee IL.
Wa1'aai IL H. " :s. H. should % h. is LEI ~. ~ u, i
| In ~asr4!t 10 west. .E!sed.
SCHOOL Sc ,T1uS ADDITION TO cnlcA0o.
SSGGAN;Ss;S;s;::n. SGNs;;: i: !: i: x Il I i
1nxass: t.xs ~ s,:. *sH ss present >'a's
taa i'u,'*e' sassls;; i tsX,ta~Y Of neso'ss ss<.
Sa:.s sv*~n of 'o<k ). passsss s''.. mart s,esk,
iasa il 1.s!ai 1e.Ei ii west. ."n;,.ta. ' wa
School SECTION AnnlrioS To cElcA';o.
t:walksr. l6 II .m 1v Is
scll2oL sECriox ADDITION ro cllioA,;n.
EE's4"l' ~ er~''a ! y isS ;S GO e. 81: =?
In ~a1r,rt ~ " read aalSun, saat's..n..
| isrtr.bi IT lIaminon's -l. sv- .r.
| in wAi-aiIt 4At Wei. unit -
Canal rrcsttes >u- 4sis:"a Ct Sec. ~, u.
i . :: ii :s% :ssS =, y
) luw=rant II. West, en- ..,'i- 80" -
C.n.l Trustees >ub4' .1,n rfse ~, II.
. II ch!:J 5tUf : 4,
s.c. Is. +. IT, In>eA1 ot h q" ms {. II ae.sl,
III III A+.. t:aal 5r ns1t.l''. vi scr:
~. i. oa NV r'n IF Il Sk l~ inea'' II NV qr u
.s wts re Can Trustees :%,';. y, Y :. r. r
ID warrant III West. smt ,y,-
O Canal Ttust<es auhlivt l. n efSes. :. o. u.
. "" !; :: =; =:
Warrant No. IL; Scr.h h,.l IL I4tce oc:o,sr ,th, 1:.
. Omitted il Int lf'' N"'th-
" ORIGINAL TOWN.
. 4 Rselow, h o: W hssts ~ a.. .,-
X sa,r,p. :s: xs,.h read :~!.easps ~ IL. s,*sus
q Warrant 80 NHrfh. lrw r i'll
It y a1raat lts S".t ..ut tes! in
u klAZES ADDITION II CHICAGO.
:, Estate os a hutIer. s:sf.o , ,-
. Eraa, ,ss Sa.h SOU. .r ,:asrd III. ,ltt ls;s.
n 1a wax. mt ITO ScE1i'. ot.'i;et-
4 rCTLEE. wEs;ar Wfl:. rEH's ADDITION n"
;, r.ter Fleming !, ) .cos 8, au:
y FI:Ac. sE;. Il ADnrrh'S.
e Twr:sat. n IN .tw.:a 1900 IL 20
!" txn .thnrfw ~ ~
{: r.; ;s;s:: / ;s ;e 6 /; $$ {;
70 KlSztEs ADDITION.
I" ~asr1u: %" es
y Cana! Trustees Subdivision t: cor SIC. . H.
9 81; :: e 1e'
70 EuTTEEFIELo3 ADDITION.
u 4s; -: -: 50 ,s'
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Iowa Democratic Convention.

DEs MolSEs, Iowa, Feb. aaa.-Tia Burlington,
24th.- The Democratic State Convention to ap-
point delegates to Charleston, met day. Hon.
a. c. Dodge, Ben II. Samuels, Ex. Gov Baker,
aud D. Q. Finch, were chossn ns delegates at
large. The Convention WIS the largest ever
held in The Stato- Instructions were passed for
Douglas The delegates from the different dis
tricts will be chosen this evening.
, 1860-02-25

y C!syCerks onec. Chicago. H.: Feb. =. ieee.
Public Notice. hereby xiseo tlat ths comESn Couasa
have ordered S1dewsl - cihstrctc. - eUuows:0n
the East se Of Welt. street. fson, North Wafer srest TO
Ohio sreet. IN the Senb Diyson iG ssst r.t 91 nsh
teantilnr f Into eEh the earth hllsd IN between
them. 30 as 10 frrm an Ryen Es:tc
Nov uncss the shall be Conasrnr ted II the manner
rennre by the ordinance svave IT, Sidewalks On Or le-
foFn ths 18Th day Of NaTth, E. 1t will be built by tho
Street COMMISSIONER ana the cost aeesseo on Inc
SeaIno1sn-I1t H. KREZSlIANN, City Clerk
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AN ORDINANCE concerning
~ ra... ranoa1a Ii fling Lie iut;es Of nersQf

a
n uorse Earoads and 1kdz.ns ihe duties Of person
SEcr,uN l. d il nr aned BY tic Common C unen ~
the city Of Cn.axo: Ths IN II Gases wherein any I'm Or
upoo he sets Of said rt such tl1u or ysh . saa So
Eay to sa car. Nor shalt any 1rs-cn ~!tnlly of %
csa by placing, tnslns, or stoppnz e e7us!ns J." ~
paced or Ircsa s'e rAv cr ttapps,!, as t.,
thc trsck Of Sid always etsst of then n hae.y
o;,.r hr;.a aot,xo{ b. III r{.7ny IT the nsF ~
XII linST volsio ay Of tho oftl. ordnance
s6a to.tat ths sum Of not !sst tn3n ase a'f 4*
Fae:ed February 11a, 1sSQ ,,.,xva v.-,~
Ans4. r. HpfKt KSHsHAxs, Eity Cls1k. fs3sos'5t 4
, 1860-02-25

Lor1sylL1z-February 22.-Tbe .osznol Of
yesterday thus reviews the market:
Sales Of about 200 bbls -four, all in small lots
at x575@6. aud few small lots ut 1896. Wheat
*l.20 and $125. IN corn, sales Of 200 bu prime
white ehellcd corn from store et TIC, sacks in.
cluded: 900 bu prime oats from store at SIC.
Srles s00 hu corn ut Doc and 900 bu barley at
Csc. In provisions. sales sss. ibis mess pork at
$17.75: CO bbls at Els. small los Of u. o. and
runnp Ut Sl6.75 and $3.50; 1890 bulk hams at
Ste. 10000 c:ear sides 1t l14c. 50 casks do At
lie. 80 casks clea. ribbed sides st 10sc, 10 hhds
shoulders at &c, s casks plain hams at lie, and
10tierces Fslls City nt 11fc.
DkrRor1-Feb. 2a.-Tho Detroit Tribune, Of
yesterday srsEs:
Flour is nominally unchanged, being held at
45.00@525 for red and white extras. Wheat
nominal at q 2o@le5 for white, aad al.12t@
1-le for red. For corr, yesterdays prices are
paid on tie street, 48c for cob, and Sic for
ahellld- Held at 55c from store, but quiet
Oats selling pretty freely from wagons ut s5c,
Barley and r5e steady. Mess pork firm At 317
@l7.5o:- generally held :a4 outside aeuro. Best
hams 11e: Butter is very heavy, 12@14e being
, 1860-02-25

S1SGER's SEWING MACHINES makes perfect
lock stitch, the stitch presenting the same ap-
Light Family Machine. $59; :" Letter 4
Family Machine" {new) SIS; mo ! and
Tu;loring Machine, sos and sos; "1nterna.
tioua1, r[new) $ll5. Hemmers Is ench.
Machines for Atl kinds Of Leather se,Cing con
stan1ly on hand ut 6 Lake street.
iyaG-Im i. VI. uAER1s, Agt.
, 1860-02-25

Destructive Fire ut Danyltie, Ky.
Of Danv.i!e was destroyed by ire yesterday
eighty buildings being consumed, including
three Churches, the Court House, Adams i
to.'s Exrrcss Office, the Buster:on Hotel and
the leading business houses. Loss estimated
at $2a0 ,0u0. Insured for one-foursh.
, 1860-02-25
= 's5finauciaI ami Qc0nta1frclal.
MON NETARY

FamAr Evuua. February - 1860
The demand for exchange is rather more &C.
two mud Of course outside rates are h1ner. Tie
baukA supply customers freely, yet ut current
rates, viz. 2 per cent. premium for currency.
Gold 2@7. with no demand.
Business is exccssivel; dull. Very little ae-
ceptabie paper finds its way to the banks, and
prospects for supply are By no means latter
ing. A large au,ount OF capital lies perfectly
useless ia the banks. Patience must be exer'
c,sed till the spring breczes give activity to tue
- currents Of trade.
ST. Lor1s.-0ur ncighbors Of St. Louis begin
TO scold about the continued high rates OF ex-
change. We quote from the Democrat Of yes
terday:'
How long our mercantile community will
stand present rrtes Of exchange, we cannot tell l;
they arc forbcaring community, certainly !;
Lut 50 far as can he seen ut present, there is no
prospect Of Il decline Selling rates on the East
aud South were ijrmer than cyer to day at 1t
prem. Sescra. bankers were around trying to
purchase supplies and bil-drawers, who have
sosd their produce here, were IN the market
lsyselv for New Orleans sight, to meet thei'
bils there. For gold. exchange is sold at
prem. Currency {allinois aud Wisconsin) +
also very scarce, aud brokers arc seeking it Ut
discount for baukab:e funds.
CIxc1SSA11-Thc Ga=e.te Of yesterday says
In the ~ arkct for Eastern exchange the sup
ply aud demand were about equal, and rae
were steady us quoted below. New Oriean
was dull Mt par buying and prem. for bankers
checks New Orleans bills ranged from It /
Il dis. for 60 day paper. Eastern. 60 md y
days, were in request ut equal to s@lo per cent
per annum. We quote:
MITtSG, fEtIiAo.
New York assht......-..... @et3f prem. tSH Pre- Pre-
ans,lc.n G"ld. d........... :5Q1 H@x PM
rn.1ApE1rH,A BAsks.-The weekly statemer
OF the Banks of Philadelphia, for the week cne
ing on Saturday last, presents the followin
results as compared with the previous week:
, 1860-02-25
CORPORATION NOTICE.

" TIT CLEak's OT.1cE. Chicagn. Feb. IL, 1870
IuIc notice Is hereby xiveu to l. persons Interested.
II ii he Common Counctf the city Of Chicago intend u
IL est haif of Dyer *venue tv-three ts3 feet wide
sr In trcht line xh tbe est half Of Dyer
Of tie Arctr ho4" the intention being = n ake stree
xtyMx 6 text vide The 4fut which shall consist
Of the east thirty ( fte. of -. book
~ ia ,econ twent. nine - towashp thy nine tss,
hsrwAy il plat Of Hays snediyson Of said lot Of
block l. and uf t east s. feet f lot b;ocx IN said hc
nf south Chicago accodanc. with The otderr fuE tie
survey and CLERK :ive A!ee ed by tht Common
rl.t Of tie turvey thereof now ,e Ia ny oface.
frt..t,t II. KREaSMASS. t'itv t:terk.
, 1860-02-25

SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. GA frame building Oil
FIanklin Hi = stseet owned b. Ira Trip, and ID, oceu. IL
u, about midnight, and both the buildin. md
the stock were totally destroyed. Insured for
, 1860-02-25

TRUSTEE'S SALEe-N Il en-
l. Mal"om M.Neiu andJ hn ". Fraser hay' n'dc te.
ft III the pAyu.eat OF three Loes t1ctued T
,kc1o. dated The twea1yele 70 DIV of May. a. y
iay OF janualy, a. d. ls with Interest at s!x PEI
tao id notes beng 10 ase hundred dollars - Nd
thiIfy tee cents said I'd By de- Of trust
Gu I'd Nv sa!4 Me>en and FEa*1 of Dat With sad
to u. rt urmer 1wenty e 'o<k number oee LurdEeu
and i0) in the sca Section diiton to TIE Chy OF
iuate in lily Of hclko County of coJA and ste oil
lnnis ard whlea teed tired 70 the vtes Of the Ne
curJcr II id Took t,nu, IT, Ia no TX 11 eets
NOW ,hett for, III pursuarce viii. the powers aud psu
y1s said rsuit co"tasstd ard on rs aPFt'
tnn f The rl huAe, OF k,ll no:ts the undersigned
uu..s, j. wti, th fuu.t] das ot ,ar. 1o Il tea
clock In the forenoon OF sal0 IT pub auction fo
c t. The hk kh... tl-r the asve desiiDed premise. tc
make he notey due upn said pfoms:trv not = ~,'h il
terx.3 and tree hts Of sale JAEQuEo tUULL.
i:nfc7Yo Ftbr,,aTY =, l.60. SAMUEL SFEACS.
Room 80. II Metropolitan Black: Isus e.
, 1860-02-25

Gov. Mednry Vctoea the Hill Abol<
1sfinE Slavery.
LEAvESwonT1t, February a4th.--Gov. Medarr
has vetoed the bill abo!shins slavery in tie
Territory Of Kansas. The Legislature has taken
the bill up again md will probably pass it over
, 1860-02-25

- Go to John Jones, 10 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to sult the
times.
, 1860-02-25

~ II. II. Andress. dealer in Wall Paper
and Window Shades, has removed to store No.
los Lake street, between Dearbnrn and Clark
streets, which has been beautiful II fitted up fur
hia business. Persons in want Of his kind Of
goods should By all means make their selections
vt his establishment. fe2l-lna
, 1860-02-25

From Now Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. o3.-Mcssrs. Il. II. SIcrt
Il Co. hare resumed payment in full.
The hurricane yesterday did serious damage
to the shipping, buildings and STEAMBOATS,. Fire
persons were drowned.
, 1860-02-25

~ Gas Fixtures French, Eagfish md
American. New stock for sale, cheaper than
ever, ut No. rs Clark.st. II. II. W1LHARrH,
ia2S-4M.Wed&sa Successor to ]. Il. Geronld.
, 1860-02-25

~ city C'erk's t,ncr. cheay". ILL.,. Feb. r. 1sGc.
Fubte Notice. y hereby lyen tut t.s cemn9n C""est
have arler sidewalk t.. he Cstr1tftsI. filnxs I'm
the south side o. Drtnd .tTees m tiai te te-t Cn
street. IN the West Dyl>!"n. fur let wlc Of tnea
plank kid hearng% ef mt hs.tha1 ny inch oak suLt
nc lei !nsu the earth the catta Als. III between tts.
80 ~ f,rtn even grade.
re0uItsi Ay the Ordinance xye wxs b~fhFs
nc 18th day OF 3arrh 1S6), will te eut by tie street
Coultur- anil the cost assessed on the lseinnsA
cta5eeabe tht rewth. 80
fe!...taut.5 ut II. kisEISNASS. CAS teT2.
, 1860-02-25

AnY Infringement Of which will be Ifed!y prosecuted
We would Also sste that every Shirt ade 1t tie above
mandatory. and beatpg stamp guaranteed thor
fFIsURW ELL 4 WANT, fremont Bloet, are
our nniy agents.
laJ-tittineol C.. 8. HATCH i CO.
, 1860-02-25

PORTLAND, Fob. 24th.--The Bohemian, which,
sails tomorrow. will call at Cape Sable on her
paasagc out.
, 1860-02-25

TR.pA1 Evmxs, Feb. ~. 1880
The following'are the receipts and shipments
for the past twenty-four hours: