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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
/ ~ r,ot f,ttu rttr,- 3.-fIkr Collectors uf-

cTAIE OF ILLINOIS, County
Zee, March 3nh. 1s6A
Notca l. hereby klyea thas 1ht1eaa tha uEd<rAkned,
CIV Collero II I'D Cay of lLa 70. did thstE.nty
18th a 2" 1sn3 4 D. 1s &C., - ~ s On "a d ii
ao.e*all Day =. the ceur i1o in I'D citr u ch,sao.
Iet4,xt " sid Court .ant. lots Elbois pieces mo
ec!s u land heselaatss ieco for M tsnrnt - Ans
tie sane respectively for th- aorht OF taAss.
interest md esss due hsEs;n "a sssen ~ ..
The csre1 eol4xetu warrant for tho coscatn OF inc an
mai taxes Of saa = Of Ch.ao To- n man,fpa ysa1
hereinafter mfnuonsd and. xssI.a: tus1sats having
c.. pIexs md parres Of lad heFstntar deseed copy
of al Collectors sePo together WITH Inc 6n1ar
s Of tic court I.sne ons Of and under tha
"a Of ssId Cun directed 10 ths .ald City coec:or
Nav m, EefeyS he knn~n that The undeT.a2nrd. tT
Collector Of tSe Cty OF Chicago vii. W virtue Of ths
premises on Frday the :sh day q April: 4. p isso.
It the hcur Of Ten O'Clock In thu nrnlnr the north Ok
Of Court House, c!ty expose for pub
lc ale she following deserted andS ots sueicts psss
orief of erea for The an IN: r. ths "a taSe .nets IT,
there jstpecivrls upon said general sad s<cal Warrants
tn s copy. reports and hefelnisF described respectively
A.F.C- MUELLER Clsy Collector.
Warrant for the COLLECTION Of the annual taxes feF the
Municipal Year \. D. l1so.
, 1860-04-02

RIO RENT-Hotel and Stores
/ The 1.ote knnwn as the Lake ouse. In CHICAGO hav
tng undergone extensive aeratns and tep'tr Tte nre
ts,ns 7e ars aisu rtea dne softs in the building
II adr for rent. Apply 10 " X. SMITH, at tue to:e, or
rom No. Loonls' Lu!itlEt OF south Water and
fsarI streets mhsst91l I'm
, 1860-04-02
ThoLatc Marine Exploit at Vera Cruz.
NEW ORLEANS. March .3l.-Marin, signing


Empire City frAm Havana, Goth, hns arrived
here. There YVES great excitement at Havana,
about the capture of Niramon's expedition. The
papers denounce the capture US an act Of WIZ
Sugar buoyant at si@9 seals. The stock on
1and amounted to 1Su00D boxas against 20U, 900
ut the samc time last year.
, 1860-04-02
BOARD OF TRADE TICKET.


Far Etcst,ltnt.
1AA \. 1r1N.
FS-st Jsot Irrsairuk.
E.NArTuA kkwsax.
S<rpn,l siot PrAriIrnt.
CL1sToN GE11o!:
OF Ewln;. briggs Co.
D;ras0Fs.
c. II. Euftls
&. i. polr, nf c. +. dole i: Co.
j. J. Richards.
G.Mrss Wtltstss. Of Webster, Barter d Cn.
Hueald Stewart of Spanofd, ste~ad q Go.
q. & IA :lo'.'2. .tS' Of Tucker. Randolph l. Co.
A. +. keEt,
Eli Hates.
ArLiuffinn.
w. II. Low. Of Low nsoslefs 4 fsoss.
TIL. Jrnsstn,
j.. l.. 4uirk,
II. +. Lsn.ua1. of Whlspry T. ksns!.sl.
Etuglt Ada:nt, Of G. u. AcCpEm1ck + CO.
&, a. Roger,
.tol,n JTf.de,
8. II. trlns1n,
AltxTt MurEt,
Windsor slaud.
C3wmit.s Of <ppaah.
q. II. walker. T.. AujeIson.
i. ii. waller Hiram Wheeler,
Hugh III Len.an, l.. i. 1Iif'lArt.
Tilu.uas t1art.sa, n. C. Stcafus,
S3nluel T. Atwatsr.
, 1860-04-02

ITO RENT-(North Side the brick
Warehouse On fcs:h Wate- .trvet. n.ns Ru.h .sseet
Bridge 1:udinx fo1D fest four ";s With Hret aud
fosw.ldIng and totlmiE.1a N busIncss
A.oF!an, hull 'snG aa,nannE 70 p G. ssSt With lses
.A.n-Two nTstea:t brIck aneli!nea a1! me frame do
on Michigan stEe@t, E1h ttiet bridge. Inquire
COE s CARPENTERS Wood UtIce- .-
tntssb9sS In i. CARPENTER.
, 1860-04-02

WAsntSoros, March 31.-A scene between the
Cougressmcu this forenoon occasioncd some
excitement. Mr. Van Wyck ,ree,ing Ar. Hind.
man On the avenue, held out his hand in friend
y recognition. AIr. uindman refused to takc
it, making use OF the words as is reported,
" You damn scouudrel, you hare delivered
speech not only insulting to every Southern
man but to every gentleman, at the same time
makinga movement with his left hand towards
Mr. Eau Wyck's Ease, US if additionally to ill.,
auit him.
, 1860-04-02

lscsites the above, nc haye another ticket,
similar to the 4' Regular Ticket" given above.
with the exception that Stephen ClaIy, Of the
Gsm Of Mathcr 4 Co., is put GU for president.
and we aro informed thnt some Of tue other
tickets are also to lie divided in the snue nau-
ner.
It's gratifying to see 50 much interest taken
ps aLe members Of the Board Of Trade with re"
gard to the election Of officers; and it is the
best evidence that could be otfertd Of the val
Of the institution. Ii is but q few years since
thnt it was rather a difficult matter to get the
1nembers together ut the annual meeting to
cast their votes and it was matter of great
indifference to them who were the ofGces.
It will be obsersed that in the above ticket,
all important interests arc represented. This
is a. it should be; aud We trust that it will be
tho means Of milking the exchange roonAtthc
place where the principal transaction in trade
aud commerce take place, whether it be on grain
-four, lumber, groceries. provisions, Dry goods,
Boots and shoes, or hardware. Every merchant
in this city ought to be II member Of The Doard
of Trade; for although his particular branch Of
business caunot be as easily transacted on
Change as- some others; still rs all are depen.
dent. to a greater or less depress on the sale Of
Of produce for their prosperity, it is important
TINT he should keep himself posted and inter-
miuple with those who deal in the staples Of tue
county, By 30 doing the merchants who deal in
dry goods, or in groceries. in lumber, ori hard-
ware. will be enabled to form better idea OF
zhe future prospects, Of their own business, and
41,uR rr,Ea ,nnrn rkrorf aefsunteA NJ thu nunnunt
, 1860-04-02
BY TEL IEGRAPH.


WAsHtxoros, March 81.
SEx47E.--Mr. uooli.t1e presented The petition
Of Samuel Coll, for IN extension Of lis patent
oTsSfotation plstol.
Mr. Fitch made a report in favor Of printing
the Presidents message, the accompanying in
structions, DC, which was adopted.
The bili granting certain lots Of land for the
benefit Of public schools in the District Of Co.
1unlbia was taken lp aud passed.
, 1860-04-02

Iyp1AxaroL1s. Ind. March 31.-The livery
stub1e OF o. ". johnson was destroyed by lire
tllis afternoon. Loss in building, harness and
hu.eies nhout e, 4,500.
, 1860-04-02

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Marcel, 3l.-p. p. Trewitt,
o1 Sparta, called Oh nr. Uarrow Cnr professional
assistance ut the Commercial H"tel. While the
latter was writing the prescription, Trewitt shot
Carrow, killing him instantly: Attack attribut~
cd to mania uOtu
, 1860-04-02

ARK1yEp....,.M March H. 1850.
Prop Mon. zuma Robbins St. Joseph. 90 eds wool. 10
sc- 3aae Pct Wathheton 10 cda wood
Som tol Glorcf Nelson, 1au1to~oc, 19m Shingles 149o
posts.
Sci Nnrth Star, Thompan, Campbels fisr 1es cord
Wood
, 1860-04-02

ILLINOIS LAND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. ....Aafch ~
uouEl H. gcueea, k&51 bu ccrn.

CLEAKED...-.-........Mat March a.
q Hooper, L. sait s.sys II tuulacs, 1A,9 shhg't1
Nst1 Laih, 5,ex9 lbs. nIdsa. . ~ M,
Eleanor l. salix ea II !a,4Its. 1EoD It a!dlc, Seo
zllMEtc&, b2ENh lath. - ..o,
Boston. Il sale 34 n lumber 800 Il sidlne. 4a9
ahln6lea-
saza&oe. q Sale &c feet luabcr 80 t0l kdltE. 5000
aainEtcs, sQ,.pg M.h.
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DOCE TO RENT-Onc hundred
- and tixty frt IN flv:r go feet deep. nrsr
:ree West Side. South branch Of Chisato l;ss sae
ocsi;cns ,n- the Ier traIe tn he city, will rent eEesp.
Reat talt III u,aar. Enquire At is Randolph s:1ce,
Up S'ai1.
n,h1.k9!5 In l.. =. ttl.Al'E.
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C1scrssA11, March se.-Rcceipts s.6a7 sls

C1SclssA11, March se.-Rcceipts scr sks
corn; $3.50 hu oats; las bu wheat; 1886 bu
barley; $50 brls whisky. The Gasstte says:
There was q stronger feeling in the provision
market to-day, with indications Of disposition
to buy pretty freely at previous figures. but
holders advanced, Ms usual, thus checking one.
been disposed Of 1T $lT..5, but SIT 80 was ask
ed !; and il this had beenso1ercd, ,&l775 would
have been asked, doubtless. Holders hare the
grand confidence, and upon the frst appearances
Of T. demand they are prompt to move in m up
wsrd direction For bacon and bulk meats
13@sjc, and 81 t86lc were offered for shoulders
ana sides, but 9c more was asked, and heavy
bulk sides were held 1t st@s4c. There was =
good demand for KEY lard, with sales Of 500
kegs at lie, aud 2 500 do 1t 1l4c- Barrel was
frm at l0}c, and in some ca:es held 1T 10lc.
, 1860-04-02

BURLINGTON, Iowa, March h31.-Circumstauces
indicate that the girl murdered at ottumwn, on
Thursday night, was from Rockford, ILL.,, or had
lived there. Slla was known by tue name Of
complexion, auburn hair, good looking, and Is
or - years old.
, 1860-04-02


EVANSVILLE, March G1.-The kate May, with
zoo bales cotton, was burned ut Cannelton this
forenoon. boat and cargo total ruin. No lives
lost. Fire was accidental.
, 1860-04-02
COMMERCIAL.

SArr1pAr EvxBaa, March s.. 1hb
The following are the receipts and shipments
for the mast twenty -four hours:
, 1860-04-02

Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clatlIes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and ut priccs to suit the
times.
, 1860-04-02

LOCAL. .AlAIfEliS.

ST. Louis, March 31.-slajor F. n. Page died
ut FortSmitt, Arkansas, on the 25th inst.
, 1860-04-02
Alb Passengers nlfl 8 &c, 900 for
Europe tu One Day.

NEW Ionk, March 3l.-Three steamers sailed
to-day for Europe, the Fulton with l50 passen-
gers and $2v0. 900 in specie, tile Tcutoua with
l5o passengers and S2i000o in specie, the City
Of Manchester with l13 passengers and Sllc,-
900 in spccie
, 1860-04-02
From yFAkltfllHtous

WASHINGTON, March 30.-1 he Post Office Com
n,itee Of the House had Afr. Gwins Pacific Tele-
graph Bil up this morning and referred it to The
sub. .Com,nittee, consisting Of Messrs. Cotta1,
Craise, Of N. G.. and Allen. While there was Il
general agrecnlcntiu iu laror Of some such enter
prise, mud Of extending Government aid tow
urds its construction, it WIS thought proper to
examnoc the details Of this particular project
more carefully.
The m*jority Of the rlarper's Ferry Commit
tee hnye determined tn summon Governor
Wise, and it is probable the question will be
submitted to the Senate.
Dir. blair closed his case before the Commlt-
tee on Elections this morning, making his right
to the seat held by Mr.. Durrett clear and un-
questionable. The frauds committed iu
that election we're only parallel to those j"
| Kansas.
Petitions from NIL parts Of New York are pour.
ing in, praying TINT the Reciprocity trcaty with
Cauu1a may he amended or rescindcd. Hostility
to it il growing nture bitter, daily, SO ruous is
| it to this interests Of Western New York Mr..
| liatch's report will not only be strongly co..-
| dernuatory Of the treaty. but will urge that it
be a,ro%atcd ut the earliest possible day. Pres
ident Buchanan will lay the report Immediately
before Congress
The Post Office Committee hare invited J. cocls'
ranc and slr. Corwin TO appear on Tuesday NOR
along the Gulf Of Mexico. The feeling in
the Committee is very favorable to this
scheme.
ThoLatc Marine Exploit at Vera Cruz
NEW ORLEANS, March .3l.-Marin, signing;
himself "Admi.ai Of the Mexican Navy" has
published protest against the capture Of LII
steamers. lie says that neither the Saratoga
LndianoM or 1jast, showed flags wien IN
preaching. Hekuew that the indtanolt, or Itdr
were Jur5cz steamers, andysupposcd they wer
towing armed Loats to attack him. lie nttempt
ed to escape, when two shots we're tired at him
which he returned. lie then recognized tn
!S4rataga and ordered the firing to cease, not
wiillstanding which the attack was continued
with the known results. lie says he purchase
| the steamers ut uav: nE from merchants, by II
} der Of the Supreme Government Of Mexico. nu
| .ionaliz*d Que. aud the other IVES to have be-
nat;onuized when reaching Mexico, ii prove
| 4hr
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
IRON sEontcxunla Nnt5tns st Jeteoh. 10 0tocs mdzc.
Mls Mon,czuns, Mon.r. Oconto. light.
SriT .otiaud Ciyieda'c. roIt Washington, light.
Schr A.iy1pccx Daic, shcboyEan. light. ,
Scr Charles lihbaId lneer.. F'Et Washington, hsht-
, 1860-04-02

efy- Just received and will be sold cheaper
than eyor 4 SPLENDID stock Of Gas Fixtures.
Il. ii. WllAanT11, e South Clark st.
rt12a Stor.Gw
, 1860-04-02

GREAT BAn0a1xs IN Wall pArEE-At the
clnsing cut sale nj T. &. l.. Faxon's old stand,
- Lake street. Parties purchasing will consult
their best interest in looking over this stock
the largest unl best west Of New York. Selling
full - per cent less than at any other store in
the city His workmcn are the best. mh5?.6t
KEROSENE AND Coal OIL LAars.-The smallest
stock in the city Of old styLs can hc found at
Lump and Oil Emporium between Washington
md Madison strecis. mch23-11t
, 1860-04-02

Ii<efarrt-
Ira !. NEnN.
Fi,st riee I'rssiLnt.
Ell BA1ks.
sStrr,AI lin Ptes;d<sf+
t.F. fARwEtl-
Dbet*0tx.
&. T. Curia q. WolcoN.
Il. Wet, ter, E-h. l1oee.
II. i. hutchinson, &. ET1Ea.
u. l.. Qnifk, A.E hsat.
Julian Magill, =. W. Finley.
Admiration [ommiHe<.
st. ksya.vy, Vim. Il. Low.
r.. Bronson, y. y. Joans'n.
!. Msltlsnd, z. 4. AogeTs,
&. ia1nt2iey, J.: hEo9le..
CD. DariH, ". Leland.
EamxIiKee ~ A17kuiA.
Thom.s Har}ess. Hiram Wheeler.
G.S. lIuhtasd, .. H. WAker,
i. e. Walker. q. kandotph,
r. Anderson. J. u. BAiht,
a. Z. Culver.
, 1860-04-02

The Hoard Of Trade Election.
To-day the election Of Officers Of the Board Of
Trade for the ensuing year takes place, and
tic polls will be opened in the Board Of Trnde
Rooms at ten O'Clock, \. H., and close ut four
r. II.
The meeting On 'CLange on Saturday pre-
scented rather norel scene. Business OF MI
kinds seemed to be lost sight Of. md instead Of
"bu1;ing" and "bearing" the market, the W.
rious operators were engaged vigorously in
supporting their pet candidates. In the after
noo11 u caucus was held in The Rooms, and All
attempt made to get up ncw ticket, which VIC
understand did not succeed. The ticket, never
tl,clcss, has been printed and circulated, and as
wo 90 to prcss, we lear Of two or TIRES others
il process of construction.
below will bc found copiea Of three tickets,
which hare bccn placc3 on our table -
NEGULAH TICKET.
H. H. {. i"iis1': G4ss.
f;rt tic Presi,t,nt.
ELI nATH.
$sonl i-i1r I'rrt;fe3.
.]ouz Y. FARwxIl-
.,nnrton 1unt, '"'' !; B; Finley;
~; W"irnt; &c. Waller.
n. T.. Kent, E.h- F*HoanE.
Clinton nsiscs. John >. Ne"hoase'
t;a.u.it.et y xsdas'ttton.
Samuel T. Atrairr. Augustus @. Dutc7.
i X roIi,rI Allvn liuwes
S.mnra IL J;hn,on HnTTy Melon.
linwa ri itc1tiy George Armour.
W1li;nn, IT. Inv +, b. Gardlef,
f;asa,ajhrr NJ AE1.ztt.
II r sta.,,er +, Anderson,
! e WrIrl.t Ianes Peck.
t:yTeink nrefs, Thomas larless
srsi Flint Q.S, Hubbard,
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7 ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
4 ROAD

l
T ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL :
t:oAD.
ts5o.... Winter Arranxen~nt...lsso
a G. e. is If SSs Dc sse *a ' s. ~
10 An. tsandeys ezee7te: ars:az at Peosas 1t $50
ts: Il utssrf Sc , II ~ ! a. n s2;.r:asu !,
an Sv@ 0r!tans r.:n 20 louis i;ona cl.itss. i
70 f.'nts.ssns:sss ..s:sed, a::;vn: .. e. Lnsss NJ
Siy. aaa New osasi s 1:. :: sS ~. ts:1d
H Sleeping Cars ez III S1ehs Trslo..
1iDE F:rk AN d ,YooDLAwH TRkisY-
':'s' M e. .s55 s%: 1''' ':!''"a i.,sa
rs ,oussdsE +; ~ aa,FFnss Fs.:ste e.; s*s Superintendent
M1CHIGAN CENTRAL AND
49, GREAT WESTERN tcASADA} RAILWAYS.
Iaos.'. ..FAxxs AsD wxagkR ARaAsoEnExT1.. .t5t3,
sseaTctas Great csatrs De2et Goat
d .u-Stv Io;E ND Bos:on Ez7sess fe1.s7t Sunday,
hesS ,Sis %, n s'o1 au AZ Many t 1n New York
@s =; ! Siassaszl 4 Is: N, Il Lesi:.
7s 7a.TsT xs:s ~ eaa Es.os Ezp:e
'si pa ~ Soss etas isS s. - aale t.:
!: casnss < liz r. iss: =:
':ea pHs 81 sa:asss5f * ~: u ss:e,.
u Sas q y e. 2 res
BaGso saS ii seass E:s i ro;os,o @ s. a'S
fst Tfa.s ,:;ss
Eooni. as~ Aams;a1re sat la'as-
Th15axa Tetste +! IL !. The PRINCIPAL ai,road Office,
4 z: Aot:h saa Eess. and al ta to=2aay's oGee u
Il s..1n..s ostss.l !: & 1xFsE
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
/ L TRAL EAl! ROAD.
The ea;aci7 Of this Eead : oox eqz to any n the
! Three Through Passenger Trains
Bctwe-u. Pittsburgh and Ph:.sdelphis,
GsrneetnS aiEset IL The Es2n De,ss, 1t viii
IS: s nars ,sr .s,' VA cay q.
Rspfsss ~ III Linz: r,.a '9r"ash 10 Fl:sielrhh
s@*n: U. "S a;tsest !. esh train; oora1.
* & sa}S ID e., III ts 1 IT,
s:.sf IS
PIca aks-:}sxi nn.vE l~st*s: sontrol of,he Engineer
81 9; b.; S t. F b.!t z7!st Ia se~
i tg eS Sss as .a., az
Dost exrt. TO u,..ea .rr god III Norwich. ra1 River
| sea.sr Though NV Yutx.
ekft. 9s} e sstansa AZ; :. any cfe il S alfo,d
q s;cai.ss lie N:.Ipr, Uh:o ;us*s. sa It sEs
phI4dslrh.a-
~ FA.z Ar~41s IS Low 40 T,4s - cr7ck.
/ AT. orHKx KorTt.
ASK FOR TICKETS By PITTsBCKGu
eyvaaia Ka;1s. u:aEt. .a:stae VI LIT eAA
DIRECT LINE pSEEEEFT SEEI4 wEsF: TsE EAST AID TIE
The coan< s.iae =. s.ctsty The Hao! Br xc II Pitts
arost a ;.aya:s t5:ia*s ol fisls4t t::a*,
toF Cost7ct. Or shipping Directions apply to
D. H. STEwAfr. rt:ssassh:
Ees!:noas5 s.: Saaasss o.: j<s::ssa2ie lnI yfi i
o. yE;jty d +; e T; + Evss:sii's il: IS
i1us | i"su IL HIT, d. Ss.es feoa GIT n:sr. ~ It'll
po!ntsln It's wes: 'NN''%' - 'A'''"'
The Greatest Facilities offered for ta'
LsFoietxson AIld Speedy 'TfMnx~
purtatton or LIVE s:r0Ct.
Ard scl .esomuaot.' ~:ta u7l privileges :os pc,
/ s2nst1ayslinE In c.ta1zrttcE1ot.
FlsEIGITS.
~ /, ssi e.; II E s g. Fl s:';s5; s:w ;t eaa aa. t. p
e. til iss w; s H. '.s: q Hs
by i:siEu71 t!sr,t
The Pennsylvania Iai!road $50 connects y: rEstssk
with Steamer. W wEsa Geot. b. frwa11ed 10
Eefi III III ast o Msss wsas ST r Ks ,s
Atkarsa.an! K.,i lsss*: md At sysart SaaAu>ss
ffss' ~''A ss*:a*' ' al r'''' On tie So:A*'>'t'
Nt;etsn;: ri stcps:s tn::u..s The :s.pesa,len
Z. | it, s{,cet, tIaH+r.
is: @ , II a. t3 :; Eas: : T. iss s,'ss
. .; s1e t4r:r ~ .;cs T. i: ,u:,s.
T. EsEESEx !:::,Eei5E Ti, F;is isa:s' VIA f4- r.
e. l:a,s .,;s:; e ~. a';F r
:: LE:CH s::,z A., s:.ts*reet ss!oa.
n H II. E:b}1+Td1N f:+I3E Esx.-!
, 1860-04-02
NEW YOIsK CATTLE nIAltIkET.

Il T.
EErvE-There Is au Increase In tic supply q Beef CAt
lle the receipts bcg 3.l5 hcau. aga!n-t !as werk
a+a era thing tle stock uns;. u eoafec Ill I'd Otca
aud Secf and III every c~c<t Is Inferior 10 the ncs!hgs
a "Wednesday. For tins " good catt t. tit TOT
the tsar of t class hu chers hxse tca vey sasce an
or to-ay a:nAe tr al buyers f That cla
# c1*t T. Thk class nf Ureres. Ao~er did not bring
tlxly inferior gr..c rroostlonafvy tis'tr hgur.
1O1e having h.cn paid for cassc which would ntt
Lave 1ca.zed over luc ii the mhrke For the iftflos
Ersiss es. il 10 canes to le ncrj The r1 Il
thu market being fu !yas low fuTuely. slight adsant
81, WHICH i +c jar D higher. tr proportion of n,s
STACK tnase. iobd bu tue weather being eoal AMI
list any esse tLa variation fsnn thar ri to-day bt!uE &c
lie. ri. sutp!g received by sl,s following Gsyry
=; Camden and Amav 44@ NewJessy tnsrai. t.: anc
Hudson River Boats 60. Tie s4cs It Hefgcn anoant
~ Ectd.
SWINE liberal receipts and f.rSe1y fncscaset
sek swing "1e le4sy st 7, clns ana r. e. c.nn =
rate d.1n1ud pIrlalied.
, 1860-04-02

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON &
~ IutEGT RAILROAD
r>er:c. Trains ard as::se II Chicago :Gews:
DAj E1r:-s ltast+ l13 a.r. una.s txe11sts arrives
t:-U p-nl sIlp!sys excepted.
Might txt:eSs ese* lliy Saturdays excepted;
:. Ercs =: ".nf., xs"n.laSse1erpted-
NenEuta iatih 4ta m. Suut 4YH ttc:
arrives s:.9 a.s;l. sunlays execta-t.
q. T., HAIMUSD, Gtne.ll S3ts.
n,1.r r$h
, 1860-04-02

HARMS FOk SsI.E.-Threc first
j. rata Improved farms fnr sale cheaV In Tbs State
Wisconsin, Usauke ec,,r ~. y niles NORTH nf Milwaukee
and ~1h!no:e .at. ot fott "ashimton "hish IL nsc"
Late Michigan 0;e sa1tn q ~ acres w. lnrso:e,
tenant houses tie ntn Travelled Ipat ana xoo view
one Taf1n Of iso acses ha1f Improved and balance TIM
beT. fTse $t+su0-
Foftv aesn taree QUARTERS Of mile town. With oss
house harm, dfstE1o bvarE Gchari. And- alsa,
adIosn!nx. .ta yo.nx oehaf, anu <sad houss aa
Two xood houses aal lots with tarux fruit trees anu
sha4c stua cd Ia mot xhly part Of The town.
with view OF lie toafs lake the nir1t
All thr atove veil .st-sed and VII he &cld very
TeEns os payment nafs down and talIaee time
rl. For further palculazH Inquire OF aubserfbss at
Like street U.idke Wood iara. Of Market p<
mhsI1m j. l. Dxf:uIvIInXG
, 1860-04-02
FAItM FOR SALE.-The tA[ound

LsAItII FU1E ENALE.-l nc 'eNOUUU
l. Farm" three miles West Of JaekhoaslIEr. Illinois,.
tne & TIE anrss and m"t rrc;ueilys in the stal Of
feFtd At trSae 1t euafhs u: Of high 1ry.
rolling land besides wood lot Of ~ atrts. tbs
midst q !,ad.e9ps ef surfa.'nx beauty latre y an
Of uov.y seelnx skr.wtet:!xt, aa- lawtan haeE
b~sraes ccmnpdlous dwelling houss ami teasaihuuss
arxc aud convenient lam tore OF tho best n u.
country. The city of tar*%1nvs with p"puatioa OF
l0H In full View an1 furnishes Er4ty MARKET Il btst
pre:s for al be pTuuce With ready atcc,s br
iairca1 to al impon4Lt points. The city xasans tuFss
The bind d.af aud dumb aid IN. ana. TIE will %
soa III lot may be &ulav7aea Into fauf pase.t
premises. AUSTIN RoCAM ELL.
, 1860-04-02

(.uiCAGO DIlLI4-FURN1SlilN9
~ DEPOT.
, 1860-04-02


The forthcoming election Of the Board OF
Trade was freely discussed on Change to-day,
aul bu. little attention was paid to business in
consequence.
There was better demand for -four, and tue
market was more active, but at previous prices,
good to choice Spring extras ranging from
&s.so@4.ea, and lair at $4.15. Wheat was
scarcely so firm, but the market was quiet aud
the transactions limited, with sales ut asic for
fresh receipts No. 2 Spring. Corn was in better
supply and the market fell t., sales being made
nj 43Gl43.c for No. !, and 40lc for No.e. There
Was good shipping inquiry for lots on track,
aud about 5000 bu were sold on p.t. Oats
were dull and 1c lower. sales being made at 81
@3a4c on truck Rye quiet. with limited sales
Ut sc. hurley quiet. Higbwines dull. Moth
lug doing in Provisions. Seeds quiet
, 1860-04-02
{ III / & A SO, low 4 AN I
~. NEBRASKA RAILROAD.


On AMI After NOEu.Y S.,-. e::.a, 1::,. uc:il ss1tA
sc:!te, tra!o3 =, ii y.1 ~ in.towt:
TRAINS nsESrEAEI, TRAINS EASTWARD.
, 1860-04-02

LEsCH ) 50. Na..: *'::sss.ree!. Fl, to:.-
H. II. EHf~TUS, l;shi Freight A.t lh:t:,:s1sl44a.
L. L. NNCF:, GeNA 1s1kv: ! Il i'.,;iadti1:s
T1l1S. i. SIUTf Gal suEt. Il Il. Ii ri Is
, 1860-04-02
:For Sale.

TOR SALE-o,o ,ooo Highwines Bar
Tels fur ta}ty ceat. iafrel-A ii good Order Apply
10 COIL. FABIAN L 90. 1g7 So Water at1eet.
InhG1b1st "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-01
IMPROVEMENT AND REMovAL.-We will

IMPROVEMENT AND REMovAL.-We will
inform all of our city and country
customers that we have rebuilt our fine
Store, one door above the old stand Now
we have the finest store in the city, and
much larger than the old stand. We in
tend to extend our business, and we believe
come in competition with us in our line. To
prove this, buy bill of us, and judge for
yourselves. The firm of F. Fendrich &
Bros is branch of JOS Fendrich & Bros,
of Baltimore, Md. the Baltimore house es-
tablished iu 1s45, Evansville house estab-
lished in 1856. d3t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-01
MeetinR Newburgh.

Yesterday afternoon Judge DeBruler
spoke in Newburgh, in a grove on the hill
in the rear of town, to an audience of near
three hundred persons. The audience is
said by our informant (Mr. Thomas Roys-
ton, Wide Awake of this city, to have
been one of the most orderly he ever saw
assembled. Close attention was paid to
Judge DeBrulers remarks all through
Newburgh did herself great credit in turn
ing out so large and peaceable a crowd to
hear Republican speech.
The Judge was very lucid and satisfactory
in his address. He tore the veil from the
sophistries OF Douglas, and showed plainly
the utter humbuggery of his professions of
popular sovereignty. He also yindieated
the Republican party from the charges of
" "aboltionism made against it.
The speech certainly must have made
voteg. 1t made a very fine impression on
the audience, many of whom were Demo-
Gratis.