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, 1860-04-14
PORT OF CHICAGO.

stnr Huron p.,. o!.ld oARdHTIyED.. T,El APT! - 18so
stmr 0e.tlls, but1. 10 Kssts Is ptss wooden wsre
s ds sss sss; ss;
E:s. Bs,k GShaEusaseo: Lanfey osohio is = lunteI
hr Tusee e. Pe;1 E4stnanrie, 60 lumber = II tim:
Bchr fricaio1. Jotus5p. South H.y,u. u Cd. WOOD.
sl Ss s5 sfsS f u
schr aiHne,ta T1efburn Wilson's Pier. l.. cd. xood.
scar i,hea Fesom hand ray ;, lumber 20 N ahiasles'
sehr M.knet, ae0ras, Mu9tekop. = N lumber.
seS' sS:s Ba:zIsy. AeaitaToe Ia q N ihlnsiss.
Ss Huron pahst, Grand Haven. e3s green hides 10 hrs
kour. DO wines, q NJ oats IS bags Eotaioef.
5esr Taseola. Persisf, III < Es;taaarliie, % ieht. H.
ST! Tneolo Joh,son soa,a !, .on DO ndse
shI NenPa'Sl WsSsTef:l; 0sEtse: ~ r. e99
ssi1 Maple Led: Car. osden.harsh- $50. b rom,
sshI r.s;la Fal k,ae:!ss: 10 .as 81 r. srn
ST G;ase Aa,sy EtasT, 0'.tss; lsGo hu conn.,
Ssos & Mae.ei' MeG.a1c, T &, A%usssas2 Is ST.. +, !.
IT, IT, Tanssoy ASatisan Buo q ti e corp
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. IL.
Orator. La ALL, 6s44 bu co-a.
Portland, I1sslIe, 800 hu rom.
j u Harmon, Lazale. 4y53 bu tcyn. -
On:Astc. l-aAai {, EGO bu corn.
Caroline. Laslle, 2d.4 bu cora.
Pacific, L2xll.e $50 tu ccrn.
A'mcula, l:asa1le, 5465 pu corr.
j L Alexander, As=lle, sou bu corn.
nssss ass 81 p e q tss b. na,
Catit Norris, 400 bu corn.
TToubadour, 1ockpoat, 200 bu ccya.
CLEARED. Apfu t.
D:ek oyesa Lasale, 1850 lumber. el0o9o shingles.
Helo!t La.a 1r, ~ 43s I. lumber, SkU lath.
U,l.er Las c ll0u It luuoef 2-7o00 shingles, Gcs b
York State Las1l C. I; lumber, l0 0O8 shEustes
Hta~ oha akoe lrulLc1. <Gou It sidlh9, 4096
Li:Ec., TO- Ulash .! wagons.
Joliet Lasalle, 1900 n lumber, To- Shingles.
PtlIs Ehet LasatIe, = U sn!1 sIst, leo les fruit
, 1860-04-14

1He EIfHt lS0hL 1Eonx ChICAGO.O
SARS1A, G. ", April 13.-The Northern
Transportation Co.. propeller Michigan. be u.i
for Ogdensburg, the first boat from Chic ~,
this season. passct down this afternoon: shc re-
ports but little ice remaining.
, 1860-04-14

:DdrlAn, E0ts, NC.
pEAUTIFTL {sESlIENt'E
LOTS,
Vita thu eons:nsEees " uosa 1:aslrsl, Ga. r, ~. :.
INDIANA AVENUE
Ccrar: Of Commerce s:'fef TIE r: tsit.. vii ..:!
tkis4s.IrAa:e ioitsty III ps,s. II" a.: =. n.:-
JUAN NEST, Ii: ls.s At
, 1860-04-14

COMMERCIAL.

FEinA1 EyTxtzc, April l3 16d0.
Tbs following arc the receipts and shipments
far the past twsnty-four hours:
, 1860-04-14

A1 A0IEtttb SALE,-St1te Of ILL
~ nett Cook County. Superior Ceu, Ct chIeao.
William Golde, - Fioftnre MahGney, John D. AAh3LeY
md :tasiesJ. Hun-Petit!on fox Meebaac 81 Leio-
tunIe notice te5say xascnthat Ia PURSUANCE G: de-
eetal oder entered n the above entitled on the
tsreI.h dzy Of APRIL 4. D. 1884, J. In soo,t Ma..e-
Ct4aec,y Of sud Cous:. vi re seset.h dag Ut MAY
that day. a at public aucoa the highest boes for
~ The Soh door Of the ou1 House In ald County
the tu:tns erected thereon u,ted In the et1 otchaso
County Of EooE and Sbie Ct lGl1os tewt: Lots num-
t:5) ii c. J. HuTs subdivision OF block fS!~o o. in
Can1l Trustees aubd!.son Of section thirty thtse n
Township 3orty {+1} Moth oS fange foeta ga East o.
th:rd principal meridian, !hA sEelE,
AassF in Chaneety oi Superior cout oe Cni9Eo;
f.t.tlzo Az t1tH tsS3t. AltsE0.4
, 1860-04-14
Daily Review of. Chicago Market.

FkinAT ErES1:sG, April II
FREIGNTS- -stendy and :.ctirs. Tie following ve..es
were tnE ged srracasc to Prescott ii
11<e scr 1:us scn Dlt to 0:weEo at &c .cAr Es
SEX - 1a ColhoEne at e. e}c through to Owl
yIa Wcand Railway 6ciFs Sl1 on. trg Gotc. and May
3. Ha,c, 10 Erdala al &c,
L0CE-E.cc.pts, LED brss. Market eas!sr. Sales
wcsc:-so br,s G.se:eo sriiEg extra ii 1910 dc ~
br.5 choccsps.ng e1tra at del; 4o1 bs ke5 City
do 1t e55 del zoo bs goSd Co tt ~ 1d0 5Ts goodao
nj t4.so del ; 100 bsls choice On PIT.
NHEAT-RcccIptA, s,05s tus1els; shipments, n"1e
Market quiet aud 12ec lower. TRANSACTIONS were as foi
1owsao) IN Nc. Spring IT e14 In stores 1oo bu no.
Spring At e01 In store; 400 bu do at Ao1 In store ~
coo bu Go ut 5000 bu old receipts NO. 81
vim ssesc Sales ly sample on track wess as toloss:'D
IN Cub Il &l.10 old: go tu do p t.; 800 tu No
Spring ut tlo: ea: 1 bags No. al s1.o5; 800 ID No
ii tl.0a.
CoRS-Recsipts o. 1ao bu; shipped 80, ,116 .m. aafHt
1@c lowos. Sales 900 tu f1L Canal II 16c fob:
30o5u No II 4c in store: o bu do 1t <4ic In ttoEt
so tu at4sHc fob; 1000 tu do at 4!4c In Aorc'
1so0 btu do nj A. In s:ozc 1000 bu do ut H. fob go bu
No. TO iii out -agso) 4. 43c IN store; 10000 bu do at
~ III store oo bu dolly sample at &c track go bu
Rejected by sample in bags ut 44c on tn.k.
oAT-Eece:pt*. ss3 In. Market 1clowrs. 90 bu No.
lat Cse,n sore 10 bag do II Sic del.
Receipts, 4o7 5 Market quiet s. b.cs No. At
SIC ontrhek.
DARLEY-R Receipts, 1,coa bu. Aask.t steady. Sales
-31 ags No. Al Csc On 70 iags Nn.2 1t t1c
ont1ack.
uIGHH H1NES.-Duu md nominal .. 1sHalsc.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS a. &c.
SEEDS.-RcceIrss s4.2l9 NJ. Timothy sced. u bags
prime at ees3 Lags good at <2so; bass fair e.ss.
Hungarian Gra*s quiet snd nominal at &c. CIo:e. quiet,
with limited 1ales Of prize \. si-aoG4sS.
pRov1s1oSe-ssbh bhll city packed Mess Pork 1t Ill oc
IL bills Joics a. $7,..1.
, 1860-04-14
#fnirtnes, st.
r E AS ONS FOR USING
O. U E r US
Cod Liver Oil .Je1Iy.

The n. I. Aesdany Of Aedeiae certify that II e2atxna
S. ptz cant Of P1re Tod Liver on,
I'd mutt etz1nsoTEned ito s.1oldon he stomach
e4That II most Of the eases,n which Cod Liver Oh il
Peshed the tomaeh ofthe patient Is cotin pso1s1 cn-
ditlCn to make enustrs all the amount OF oil taken and
that and sor.unesLe whcle af The oil pa..Sz
of cusasly imperative ttaia L sssy
raced II the Ce}ettloE1) -'
sd-That my cod LivesO on Jey b.i:g compound Of OF
and AZ e1uselon ofitsel In contact wih
aqa which takes plsee =. It 1eae5ss the a.o-
I12ch. whatever It's ccn dltIpu nRT be,
4hThat in cAses when The Physician believes Cod Liver
0to b. Prescribed - Apec.ac otherwise, Hy JeY Il
more :-soe u. th crude oil beaase belzs solid i
Ii tie soae 10 undergo TIE natural p1oeess
ofd!Ee-t!ou a1h asSs.latlo whea the couts1r tho
:9ula IL W pass ~ Hin9ps:.ye II the stomach sboTs
w2ysss moTeur essihe e..e when the otfs indicated.
F1T re Sno1e the ot QaeEnt
ID ~ poa.t.ve I'D d:a.octestaal TACT. Sold by
iy1+1y PESTUN { CO.. ea Lake street..
= Q S E G L 7 ERIN E.
IL preparation OF articles oS the Most Soothing Qa1-
lt!e recommended by Phsselans 70: Purifying Whten.r
md aalptel for curing Cha
pei or In1Ac,ed iIAnts Face Mps Ind III skin DsezxA
Italy hod ou!Y by TEHTCN i TO.
, 1860-04-14

J. CFAETCEES, LuM BERMES, aad 1,he.s,
The ucdssgIf iees tc lfass lots the S11th Branch
docked With Faro1a slte era-s etc. for Of yeasp
and for Teg1ralke will s1tAh]8 bulldcks for
lactire, A'.n. T-1nH&. &c.. Tkese lcs. Will Re leaed
s I SsH ot aam 70 pa5 i1e1 Apply
spshSkks1.
, 1860-04-14


Address Pos.-ossee Dox No. 3tol-
Azrexei Is an Alphabetical LIT Of Asts,cs xl!sb,
ful!asaa By
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
A.......A Ae2ts ACCOUNT
B.s......Mtuds BUREAU .........,,...,,.B
c........Ncads
D........ .Mecds DOLLs....................
E........Asnas ETA9EREs..
F........ .Acnds FANS................
G........ .Neuds GUITARS. @
H.....--.M .Meucs HARrS .......-...............H
l........Mcnd4 lN1.AID
h....... .A1cnCs kNJBS. ............ ...,..,,....K
L.......-Neuis LEATHER woRK.,................L
M........ .Aents MIRROR FRAMES,
S.--.....Acnts NkWEL IUsTS...........,.....y
o-.......AcE1s oTToAANL..........
P........ .Mcnds PIANuFOETES.. r.
Q..-..... .Aents QUILrFRAMES, -
k....... Nends sKuCKiSG-IIDESES..
s........4ea!s SOFAS. 5...,.......,.,,......
-.-...Acsis 1T
U....... .Mands suMBKELLA.sTICKS......
V.,..... .Meuds VASES. .....,,..,...y
W.......NcltA WORN. BONES. NES....................,,w
3-.....-.N .Nends NYLuGRApulC.W0Ek... Ek....-..,....x
.'''''-''-e' .GNo ...'....--...l
"'''' 1e'os l. "ooA" A"ofsA....-.'..-. ~
k.....-.,In conclusion, Sp.aLDlSG.S PREPARED
GLUE .susefult Il Llb:aliss and &tlool..
l....S... Needs SOFAS .,,.......,..,.....sI l
9....p.. .Nen1s PITCHERS. ]
s....A... Mends sAcc0EDEOSs... A.... )
<....L.. .Msnas LErrEK.sEAL1x0 ........L..,. 1
o'-''p'''. menus uAal alEiAEoIffE cAsEs.p....
o'...i..- Aenos
.''''.e''., olenas NEN AEAhad1s...-....-.S...- :
" HsIo:hs. s.''..............G....
''Afses esscaoolr6 6oehs...--.-'..'....s..-.
1o...P....Metds II
N....E....Ae7ds RE
i-..-'E Aeaos kLEtsfk1CAA NAtaiHEs. .E..+sls
.o''"'k ''''-aeaes ~ - as
is'''n'''.Asnas At.A.Cs Al..s. ...A-.'H
'.'''h.... .1ienes A!CAEI iFtNA1rths'..-.R---.
4s...ss....A .Aenas ENa>SH AASDLEs...- -.... E-.-ls
i7-s''p.. Aerd.
e.. .Ncnds GLOBES. ..l3
L. a., ..Msaas L0oSESED LEAVES. L., III
so....C.... Mend. .uruuL'EDFCKNITCEE,, =,
II, Mend. .EG0-EEArEks,,
N..........N .Nea,!s ES.woEK.-.
.Nsa:4 I'll E:sS- -Eoal:Ds,. .,.,...s
.s..........Mends FIDDDEs. ..............,,,,...s II
--Ms1ts sEEL1-Wotsk-... tsk-.................:s
.d-......... .Mends F1LLETTotsk.... ............es
-Mends IlO Blsi OIsSES.......,...... -
]........ .Mezd. .KALEtp0SCUPES.. S......,..........a
.3........, ,Mtads NON EY- BOXES. 20
.Aesds PICTURE FRAMES ......,..... 70
.Nends SECRETARIES.
..Aends ENERlAG.. AG....................s u
U.-.-......Isots sOatoL FURNITURE .-.........:1
oe...'.... Aeaos raj
.Mencs WARDRoBES.
sS.'......-.A .Aends f4NIAS AAkBLE....~..........8
s'.....'''..
ss..'.'..* aencs bAha1I fklss..-.'.'-''-'''''...
0-.*.'... Asaas ~
Aencs aA
, 1860-04-14

CTEWARTS COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AHEAD-The acknowledged superiority Of
the StevNt stove has given rise u ssxGM astAtsfs
TSe cenuine slc,e sot sSle eeiT By NEIA Aks1t It
rood of Housekeeping. Hardware A1d Tn
, 1860-04-14
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

frHiCAGO NII4L-FURNiSu1N4
DEr0T.
, 1860-04-14

DACINE COLLEGE.-The Spring
H. md Sumner TEN Of l;astne college vii opsa Apd
17!h to s soaas9s ~ saply ~ Rs1.JaAEs D1KeEHN.
.rrEsh-S7 n Racine Ce.lase, Ra1sa.
, 1860-04-14

The eecond day Of tic rna:ket last wax Va. t,.s
foT ,royr1k mch Than the day prern1s hrt ta
nrt nrnEcd - much tas wtek j1ndr ws 80. S ~
ssrlr 10 the nnrnrK md q en- the spin On va f,sss,
p1eseI that the Ea.es would run hs7w he mr. ts.y
rn hayng ceased there cutie y Is III, IN ihe a nc
* va The stuck vcn CT lively tpnc hnrs NJ =. ~ ~
,,1icra "A and from ies< fisr IL - s
IN ue.day but no: VIC think. ay worc for roxrr, sn
oa tic uay draws tow.1s elose the on,.o, x,,.
:Sl ii t's stock xtn he %'d without any verf sel:oa.
Th,rr j. ever prespec Of full supply a.atn
a ~ r. Is willing th hold over AM csts @ -
Js ert; Will olef them very low iGu.,.s % ~ .hc
i'm mi set. "Wednesday af c1nuon t. reuersc. 80 sa"d
tac fp ta.:nes to buy the tails Of drotes icT
THE HOG MARKET.
The suup,7 OF Hogs s weak Il Rost Identical in ru,
her with iii wcsk and pcss seccEaiy the sauc On some
u{ L GRADES thcsr Is gh vaEtat on r1tJ In faror oY
fhe lroyC4 The f21ow!nI Geo. II. Dcr:naus cGn:4-
uout:
PRICES of uoGs T1ts wEEk-
Live. Deal.
Weight. Weight
First quality co.n.fca, large ti1c. .Ck1fHc
Second quality curn.fea. ............5AeGc C.skq
FiEf 1ua!iy. small sizes. fit and =
Primo 10; @ m3:ket M W che1.. easHe &sNe
Second qaaitr shifted. :Ha3Hs
Western matt4ct.. Gx5xc GxtI1e
sr:ll sze=. choce toek hogs. Not sast. j.
OIit;l.Fy common s.oek. Not Eaate4.
ac cin.lts at the IIcg market Ills week Ii m
arrival rtotk " the Srw Haven cxt G-ncsatr we le,k
10 ce rGs 70 cut u Il" cE no, coae in ~ that
ttt have l01 lead 4fui Dtsk&' sa Count Mas ts.
tiferr. Etri e'!snsv frr the Nes and Fer-
hans buhf N this nakef aud taken up tac. atd fatrt,
acd returuet aga.n.
, 1860-04-14

TIC 6fch1nR uaJ " tut uai.e tnt Week vas of tie
very cc1y northeast 1aln. rather heayy mist nrerrfi
c.. making the business arear f.ttlt elnGur Than it
really was: touh IL act, It any ue Int Iiyc1y T.
supply much i txcc<s 1T las week Int il wa,to
great 10 sell a lat And what Is most tIng1-
iar tho bert stock a.c.ed by the dcpres tn ;n
ancnce Of orcr Eur Is than the re,y lowest erades
Tnt &c were gUsd many prime Western casIe in the
yafdz aad that wousl fo well for show ci. nj auv
iar the veIy tss of which sold Illo1sc pou,d
fu,le very cAocr hg Ted urarEs county rcd oxto tcd
Of lie ovt grades we 20 ut eud any selling uss titan
very 5as nay be en bS or notc: or saics * lie
Tse entire ah.snce Of Kentucky Cattle il agaIu r:oa,lu
lie: The 1sai ineFe;'e Of Iowa ,te.k 4 a':o Il
h1rt l,een Ia rks Peak and thr:r rr,uru sys hreI
a tneh ..5eay iii Sx that feeling item icv4
coa1ss o. be wlea generally etiux. ed ii Abou se nj
q TuliuE.
, 1860-04-14

L LOANEKs-Fer the srm Of Il a1a6 p4sezxe will
seEdto any Part Of tic S:ate cy OF TIE tnst
corsect fcen"t (h directions how prek) Eaal E..
sub Inflammation vii patfs 11lch tine and e1pelse
tA.ned and ely necl upon rsa cate ercuritf ID tbs
siste se 1rtes ae zrd tat 7lsc.d ii proper
Chso ia aktau .aansy upon Country Securities x!thcrt
frss EviuE lhrT rarefi y prepared reminds nc Il
shcat; ot course tac wheat aat 70 rstuznsd hcrr
thseshed winoo ed md ened befoe II 1t for
lkantGlph street Chicago. sr1x r.,
, 1860-04-14

ITO! FOR PIXIES PEAK.-I am
IL constantly cus:cg ane kmek;nz Eaia B4cor SLor1-
der7 1c which pses TO the tzalc n tie IowsH cash
Price. T. D. BnOTT.
ap7eso ew Cor. Te,;s .>. Cl:eazo ave, North slae
, 1860-02-24

p1kE's PEAK.-lhc rikc's Peak fever is bc-
.iunin: 10 ra.e a.a,u, aud Frcrp5rt III comElo II
will the rest Of tie world, is to io$e some OF
her citizens, at least temporarily. We hear Of
i number who propose starting soon-A few OF
them with their fam hes. One company, Of
which Nr. ~haff'r il member, will carry cut
quarlz mi'1.-Frt' port Josrn"l-
1xp,ASA INSANE AsxLru,-From the aunual
report OF the Commissioners oi the luliaua Iu-
sane Asylum, We gather the following facts.
The operations are for the gear cEd:ng t'ctober
81, 1853. applications, a'N: pasicuts, EOS !;
rrtused Ice .use nt want Of roam, 81; patients
under treatment, 4se. There were Discharged
Us improved, il; cured, 95; uni.nprpvet1, II !;
died, IL; c'oped, l; released Oh h1I.ls corpus,
l; remaining. cp;- Tte cust Of support, ptr
e.ri*', has been $a.45 per week, or sl.. .A5 per
aunun.
the Waukon, (Iowa) 7ronseript is inform-
ed that gang OF cbuuteEteit-rA are engaged 1T
making bogus silver cuil. uear the Little 10. 4.
about sixleea miles frum Waukuu. En:.l-
quarters md halt do lass a.e pretty plenty in
1hat vicinity, and the above is doubtless tic
source tEonl whence they cume.
..TEIEGuarn 1u ST. pAuL--Mr. William +.
Whselsr has just returned from Milwaukee and
the towns on the river below, ~tcre he has
been Tor the purpose Of making arrangements
for the construction Of telegraph lIue from
La Crusse via Wiuopa aud ether river towns tn
this city. He rero.ts that the Wisconsin Com
pAny are ready to meet rs at Ni0ona, or tie
point OF crossing the Mississippi below, with .
, 1860-02-24
Still After Isa. clay Coppic,

TRIM lie AuACa.lht tluFa} JnErulI.1
We had friendly call this norn.u. from Mr..
Camp, who has been stopping in this ctr
nearly two months for the pa pose Of securing
tue arrest OF barclay Copric. lie thinks the
letter we published ,c,tcrJny from, MIS-. Raley.
the mother Of Young Coppic, is q forserr. W.,
however, thiue it is genuine. 1t was copied il,
our paper from the Chic 60 Press and Tribune,
bu. how it ca,nc in pos>e,sou OF thut paper we
are unable to say. The nguage and spirit Of
the letter bear strong resemblance to one from
Mrs Kate5 pubistiel some time since in tie
Davenport Gds<tte BY her. Ar. Camp intimated
to us that negotiations were pending Which be
thiuks will result in young Gcppic being soon
taken to V,rginia for trial. lie di$ayows auv
personal interest III the matter, as he is only
ac.ios in discharge OF his duty as nu otlicrrr.
We think; the authorities Of y!reini. can vel!
afford to drop the matter where tits. They huve
certaiuly vindicatcd their honor aud fully
avenged their wrong. Ii wo held the post ot
Mr.. Camp we would resign before being party
to q measure SO mercilcss and inhumsn a. drag
ging consumptive boy from bis mothers care
lnd protection to certain denth on the ga'lows,
especially when it is doubtful whether he. Is
guilty. Of any otfense against the laws, and quite
certain that he is powerless for any harm ia the
future.
, 1860-02-24
Drcsa!N:Gritut1r.



II the gentlemen Of tue Nrlional Rcpubli-
eau Committee will not listen TO tie espcstu-
lat'ons which come up to them FROM every
quarter, i'll regard 10 the time Of holding the
Cuicago Convention, and if that gathering
must he delayed until the middle Of June, tho
Republicans Of Illinois naust go TO work in
advance Of Tic nomination aud c1ect such TN
Organization as they may. HINGE wc would
suggest 10 tie State Central Committee tie
elaboration Of plan by which the work may
be begun. The members of tint Commit c
may lc assured tliat 10 time is TO bo lost.
Fur want Of Il RI ], ing poiut-a nucleus around
which I'LL organization nl"y CRY stalisc-let us
say to, not only tue Committee, butto the peo-
pie of TIC State every where, that the name ot
ABRAHAM LINCOLN will supply that need; and
that committees or csubs, formed l;or tho pur.
pose Of SECURING fer him the nomination for
tue Presidency, mar and will became a ncccs.
sary and potential part of lhe machinery by
which whomsoercr is put iuto the fi.ld is to bs
elected. Let us then l,use LiEcoln Clubs il
every ward Of every city ard in every pre-
cluct aud township in Illinois. We take il fo1
granted that LINCOLN is the first choice VI ev.
cry Republican iu the stase-,lsat how muc|'
soever our friends may be divided as to The re-
spective claims Of Seward, Chase. Banks
Bates, Mclean or Read, whra Mr. Liucolt
wants the vote Of Illinois, lie will receive il b,
unanimous consent II this is so, let us OF
gan ze at once aud in flis behalf!
, 1860-02-24

In 1851 the Rhode Island central Bank was
put iuto the hands Of receiver, upon the co;ti.
l''aint Of the Bank Commissioners. 1t was
fonnd TINT tl,. hank had ,s<ued Sih'.pV0 III bills.
which had been put off in Illinois and
Missouri. The principal assets Of le
bark with wilicn tn meet this Large
circulation consisted Of the notes Of three
trn,s-twu in st. Lnuis for se>,;,tr"' an.l Que in
Joliet, Illinois, for Sl31,N ,N1. THESE ST lis re-
ccisable'' !,a, l,een il suit, ail1 the payment
Of ou stau.!ln. bills depends upon lhsis col
lectiou- With tais explanation the following
racy correspondence will appreciated
sAvAxxAu. Mss ~, nec 1850.
SIR: Enclosed p!c4>e sud twn dollar bill on
Fist Greenwich GraNch of Central Bank, Rhode
l>lantl, and you will send the the amount Of
what the hi is worth in postage stamps, it it
is only s'E ctnts. have no hrpe o{ getting
cant, Us yeu d--.i Yankees arc not in tlie
habit Of pay ing when you eau feln it.:
Yours truly. JArE@ " nCcK,
Sarannal, Andrew Co., Missouri.
To JAMES CLAHAE, RECEIVER
P.ov pEsrx. H. ~ Jaouszy. l:eo.
DEAR Sin: Your polite note, c1.closieg two
dal4r hill OF the Rhode ls'au': Central Bank. is
received, aud the same is placed q" ile- The
principal assets of ttr h4nk consist of ccrsaia
pron,is-nry no:e< of citizens Of Missouri and Hi
1,o,s. whicl, are nov iu suit. Whenever these
citizens Of your highly respectable State, and
Of the St.te Of illinois. see t:t to pay I'll SC OBJ
lgaliou>. ii Ill be enabled to send you hand.
s',sne tliyidcud upon it, il nos the Whole amount
ofyour BILL III the resnwh.le. believe me,
With tt1e highest respect and esteem,
Your very cb.'li=nt srrranf.
J. II CLANKE,
Receiver ofH. I. Central Bank.
Ut. JAMES ". DrcK, Sasannah, Missouri
, 1860-02-24

line constructed for such u.e, and At Wiuonn,
Wabashaw, Reeds, Lake CITY, Red Wing and
Hastings, the leading citizens and business men
assured him that they would bear their full
quota OF the e1pense, aud will bold meetings
On the subject during tho present ind coming
week.-7Sk. Paul Pointer.
On Monday night last, At Merton (Wis.)
the store of D. X. Warren Vas burned to the
ground. Apnrtion Of his goods WAS saved in u
damaged condition. Insured for &2400 IN the
Phenix Co., Hartford, c.
-Goy. Sam Nedarr proposes emigratins to
the God Region in tbs sprink- lie has been
IN the ere ot resigning his otice several times
during the winter. When it came to tile pinch,
however, Ills ExcsIcpcy clung to the "luaves
and bsaes" We have not been a4lsl4ed as to
whether he will run for Governor in the Rocky
Mountains. s.-Lt4reatcor.h( (Ha. sl1@) Tsmss.
The delinquent tax in Dubuque county,
Iowa, for the years 1868, and atlt due amounts
| to the snug lit.le sum Of $40 153S.6;.
~ call for a meeting Of "Cit'zsns Of Dur
lingtoa (iowa) who are in favor Of maintaining
! public credit and paying maturity obfi*ations =
Is fouuti IN the lass number Of the Xsuffge, and
nuaerous!y signed. Reputation has been Sc
| r,ously talked vi in that place.
, 1860-02-24

. Leaving 141 delegates yet to be accounted for,
Including such anti- -Douyla laa representatives Us
those which will come FROM Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Floridu. Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri,
Mississippi, &c., and still Mr. Douglas. accepting
tile calculations Of his own frienus, will require
IL additional voies in the Convention to make
up MIA j,rity. Can be .et them?
Frou all these thugs, it is manifest that str.
Douglas nnw stands somewLat in the position
Of Marliu Fan Burea in 1Sa4, Though be will not
bp so strongly represented in this Convention. .as
was Van Bu1cn in that. he result must be
the saue, or Southern bolt from the Conyen-
ilo1 which will destroy the integrity of the
party. As in 1874, there can te no concentra-
ton upon any other candidate until the front
ti!ure on the canvass is removed; and, Us in
1S4, all the rivals Of the front .sure are agreed
upon this first necessity Of his removal
Tie txo-thirt rutc had TO he enforced against
slartin fan Du,en in order to sapplans him; the
two-tlird rule already exists aeainst Mr. Doug
las; but as it was adopted by the majrrity, it
my he set aside by the majority. WEeu it
s''al appear, therefore, that Mr. Douglas has d
r1ajorily in the Convention, We may ~ well
prepate for the alternative Of the nomination Of
Mr. uou:::!as, and the abr. p: dissolution OF thc
Democratic PARTY aford any other result. VIZ
know, too, large proportion Of tue Southern
Democracy to viii this Presidential election
that they lo not care IA toss up" whether the
party shall he united or broken to pieces at
Cnarlcst0n-
, 1860-02-24
MORE DIRT EATInG.

We aro informed By private letter from
Washington that in addition to Lincoln's Gin
cinnati speech, Wherein Douglas is proved to
DO an "enemy to tho North" the Little
Dodgcr, with the assistance Of three clerks,
has cent into the souta som1hing like 800, 600
copies Of his sedition Law speech i'll which
Lincoln's assertions ara proved by the Sepa.
tors own words Politicians who would take
lessons in officiating or belIy-crawling will
dnd Mr.. Douglas teachcr who LAS achieved
,,rest distinction in both arts
, 1860-02-24

Among the various plaus for preserving the
Gnicn, ,hl. suggested by Henry G. spaldtns 4
Co. deserves attention. On the 18th inst, every
member of the House Of Representatives at
Washington, found on lis desk bottle OF pre-
pazei glue, and tile following: note:
'.NEw Yorx, February, 1850.
"Honorel Sir:-,Te be-, to present 10 yoH
y bottle Of Spaidinz's Prepared Glue. with the
hope that you will find it nsefnl. not Only IN the
hun'b'e departneu. Of: household economy, but
ulto in The patriotic work of ee.nentinE tc-
tether our .lnrous Gaiou, which is being 50
shaken by sec;1"nal Passions and interests, and
whose preservation Ii 50 Important to tie well
tarc OF civilization ind humanity.
With the best wishes for your hea!th and
happiness, We remain, dear sir, your oaetilent
servants, HENRY Z. SrALp1SG j. Co
!; AT the same time the President, Vice. resi-
dent. spsake: Of the House, members Of tie
Cabinet. Senators. lobhy.me,', editors and re-
porters we're aso made recipients cf this glue
md sdvice. For an hour Or two. glue ann the
Union were the prer4llia. topics of though:
and conversation Ut Washington.