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The widow whose supply of oil and meal had
the miraculous AID convenient gin Of never
running dry, apparently finds her best modern
parallels among the employees on small salaries
Who make from three to five huddred dollars
60 so far. ltwould be Injustice to tho widows
memory to insist on too close N analogy, for 1t
is necessary to believe that she used her own
store Of oil and meal and that only.
Only By belief ia modern miracles can oua
look on, with confidence in the goung mans
honesty, and see the clerk On q salary Of from
twenty-five to fly dollars : month, play tho
man about town, patronizs fast horses, fast
comrades Of both sexes, dress fully up to the
fAshion plates, belong to q crack military COM
pauy, and boat club, board at frs. class hotels,
drink costly wlnes at dinner, Literally p.trouize
the opera, the theatfe, and the cantrstrice,
sctress and dauseuse, frequent the race course.
buck the tiger occasionally, dear, good.
honest employer ths while contented1y looking
on, with half feeling of pride perhaps in
having 80 splendid gentleman ia his establish
ment, and at his beck and bidding.
Occasionally, and too often for the bleeding
hearts Of innocent friends and relatives, the
holes in the. .skimmer get turned upwards to
the sun, and everybody sees what everybody
should have. known before, that this extra ex-
penditure cane lrom the funds of the employer,
bank, or railroad company.
Mrs. Grundy holds up her hands in holy hor-
TOT at the depravity Of young men nova days,
then loH ers them again to he ready for like
pantomime over The next young victim Of ex-
travasance aud living beyond ones means.
The above does not aaswer the description Of
the young man William G. Rogers who was
committed to Jail in this city on Monday even-
ing, but he Is one Of the sane school and class,
differing only in minute delails. A clerk in the
Ca:al Collectors Office, be was allowed by Mr.
knzie salary Of thirty. five dollars per month.
1t Is astonishing the amount Nr. Rogers has
accomplished with this stipend of a little over
four huadred dollars. He hiss kept his family
well and decently, I've honor him for that) has
specu1ated in real estate, and finally embarked
in side issue Of brick yard on his own hook,
to such an extent that when Mr.. kinxie first
discovers the young mans guilt, the latter oilers
his astonished employer the small matter Of
"nbout million brick" to turn out and settle
the aIair.
Wisely this was not acceded to, and though
to :hs poignant grief and shame of innocent
relatives, warrant was procured and young
Rogers is aided to the list Of embezzlng clerks.
He will be examined in day c7 :wo.
, 1860-07-11
nAIRY FARMS FOR. .AIE,
Within so niles or chieaxo.

THE 1LL1y1t: cE.rRAL RAILROAD c1APA-
ny have 20000 a-'rs Of hikh, r'Ii!nx FsAra L.nd,
tb-: offer fur sa;e a the most tber4! terms.
To those WIN wish In the h. nezo s1pp,
tecty With fresh Mix, Gut'er Vegetables &c.. nsra
eletol se.:a e.a ee elttted sad the trst. ste
morning and late II right. Every flsy wi. be offered
10 tloe Who destr- to Examine thee Ia d. ASpy to
LAND D.PAn1MEST, !. q. X. X. Ctnrr.l IL oot,
s'ttasn. 3.4yfe34Qtt
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H Mller's Hair Inyigosatsr-she beat in
use 8. 7. Hinck1ey, agent, 500 8ta*e atrsot.
js3o-3m.
, 1860-07-11

e The H.putlie at Valparaiso, Ind, speaks
in high terms OF the oration delivered there en-
the 18th Of July by l.. s. Bingham, Esq, Of this
, 1860-07-11

"For the information Of tba public, ne annex
a list Of the Democratic journals in North Car
olina, arranged under Two headlngs, the one
class for Beeckinridge and Lane, and the other
for Douglss and johnson, As follows"
4. l.
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FOR PIXIES PEAk'-The uudtr-
hantd PREF Afed o4er for she re sly
QUARTZ PU[F kkIzIR. tDun.is P4ie.t) es,+c a,v
a:apea tor P!xe's PsA1; one Ia. ctnhne> th qeae+
cf teinx Light. Cheap, Easily Managed 1rt UURAbLE:
ean hs b. svo hose. fur engine :cnss
ooy ea9 AID weighs hu LeU pounds and be packed
wattr. We WARRANT this NIL 10 d. IN rvr cent more
work with the satne power, than the brit stump MIL
We pFep.1td 10 krd 1f mil Of Ary size
Aso The bet machinery in unter the paiea
crushing Iron Ore or xacad mining StLne.
Achloe nAy be In at tie Nseh:u> Shop
OF Mr. Aotes. Polk stieet. F lst3e xdes.
tst oee box 1699 ChtcaEo, Illinois, for further tator
nation.
y. mn son, uuBO1S & AUSTIN.
MA AUSTIN. jy.c7 GdAwly
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RAILWAY hiDSAPPkR's AaEScx.-When Char
ley Noyes merged the police business into
branch department for the running off of re-
groes, he was supposed TO be furnishing the
kidnappers, his patrons, with extended facilities
in that line. But Charley failed, and We had
always supposed, from one Of the common re.
verses Of ever5 calling. We find recently, low
ever, much mors reason to believe that Charley
WIS run CT the track BY rival with whom he
could not compete. And it seems indeed nut
ural result, since the advantage Of placing a
through train, bound for slave State, at the
disposal Of the slave hunters and kidnappers of
free men, WAS something touch above what
police officer could offer. So the conductor is
ahead, and SEEMS recently to have engrossed
tie negro hunting business on the illinois Cen
tra! Railroad. The colored boys about town
have learned to keep their eyes tightly skinned,
far more than usual, uatl after the departure
Of that conductors train,
, 1860-07-11
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.

The receipts ard shipments Of Flour and
Grain du.iLg the past week were as follows:
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Nem advertisements.

t. Il. 9ERffEH. Ad:~.-t.-r7 Asts. g. Ie--i. -.-r.
attavtArt 10 rrssfs. 43r+.i'-s f7- 1T at IL
+eact"f FEpSrs o. :As He-a Et@- tAi.sS34v
, 1860-07-11

TNION PARK PROPERTY
~ 70: .ale bY Z. Z. Larned. Ezo., Trrs.er. a. the
July 1th. II 10 ot1ocs Lnt number .<vxn ; n.mbvr
four. Union Para Addition xad ot ht!nE If fet
On the Park By hu1tri and t1iEtY esp I, an
Alley
CERTIFICATE OF TITLE.
have examined The title to th: abEe described 10" md
hereby certify thai conyeszoce By ne Tru-ree tie
se xdose named, wall convey To lie pnEc4a4er tnod
tile. &c. LAllNEU.
Chicago. July 1Gth, 1880.
~ The pa1:e< hiding tie title aee to eye alt
c.z m deed 10 The purchaser, i,Ih71<st
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CITE 4 u MILL FOR SALE!
~ The subscriber oets for s&e eos4 N e.t.tr tho
VITA two o four feet bur.a besides eorn nm" with
engine OF ahundan. capacity and all the m.ch merry
ia kped running order. The abnve Mill his 9Q ta4c Il
sa@aatiy ocaied md In wheat grow:nx country and vii
Be soldat bargain. For further Aiaresa
feifsfn flalenhi,rr nnr 10 in
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BI r T II
DI T. u.

On Monday. july Nh. tbs via u FssIesck e. We.
Esq Of tt>N.
, 1860-07-11
GHantTn.

WANTED-A good second hand
Cash. Atdsef, Immediately, .,.tnz pfe-. aEI xhere
the ms fltut cn bs seen. posi- oeee boa 1912. lu1
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carriages, and all places overlooking the tea Of
heads, were occupied by eager spectators. But
a few minutes we're sptnt in drill. when the pro.
cesson was formed for escorting The Zouaves to
the cars. Alert Hose Campany, with full ranks
and each man bearing torch, was disposed in
single iIe on each side Of the guests, aud the
troops moved onward: The march was dorm
Bank st1eet,.pp st. Clair, aud through Ontario
to the Square md Superior street.
As the Company reached Superior street. the
escort lighted the Roman candles With which
they we're provided, and the scene beca1e
grand. The red glare Of the lorg line Of torches,
cclipsing the gaslights. Illuminated the entire
street, casting flood Of light upon tue gay uni
forms Of the military ard the struggling crowd
around it: The air im1nediately aboVe was 6lled
with sparks, snd the e1plosion Of the tirewoFke,
,ncessanf a. ia'hng ha'' taot the white ire balls
high above the Whole. 1t was spectacle well
worth seeing, snd WIS continued during the
march 70 soe ospet: tnefe Inc Light Guard
tooe lsave Of 'oear = ls,enas' tne crowd following
the returning companies, and 10 ended one OF
toe efea'es' m''i'a's seos@''ons e'e'elAno esef
saw.
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ILLINOIS SAVINGS INST1TU-
Z T1ON, Io4 and 1o6 TaAhiugtou-st Xetaodlas Church
Ii Qek.
Chicago, July ID, 1860.
DIv1DESD-The H1x1K SemlAnnul Dividend OF
three ser VII p2o depostos this inaututon
{entt I'd thesesoj presentation Ct taeT hAE bt tof
i<3cls8.1v n. .. ElppEH, Cashier,
, 1860-07-11

"ANTED-To rent . furnished
man thin ten minutes wax Of WAt.1 stres4 A. e,,
(" tht4 pfce vii
, 1860-04-05

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Mr- Augustus SchelI
appeared before Mr.. CovodeFs COMMITTEE to-
day, and refused distinctly TO produce The list
Of contributors to the c!cc,:oaecring fund raised
by The New York H"tel Committee, without as
signing anr sufficiently satisfactory reason lie
WIS askci By slr. Covode whether lie did not
confer Mill The presitcnt and m.mb.rs or tic
Eablnet bet-cen the period Of his first cxan,iu-
alton, when be admitted having this list among
his papers ard expressed d willingness 10 SUBJ
init it, md tie second examination next day,
wbeu l,e proposed written substitute lpr h,s
testimony Of the first day, decliuiug to deliver
that paper? lie cadearofed1to Grade the ia-
quiry by Stating that lie l,ad seen many persons
during these ITO days, hut whtn pressed direct
y, he said he had seen the President and 1oenl-
bers Of the Cadiaet, aud 1t was after con erencc
with them that Le concluded not 10 exhibit tie
list 10 the Committee.
Capt. Jarris wrues, under date Of the olst Of
March. that Mi7arlon's lutnlarlment had DAM
aged the city considerably, with little tiestruc.
tton Of LIE. The Commander Of the French
fleet, who had addressed him concerning the
capture Of the Mexican STEAMERS in offensive
terms, subsequently upo|ogszed for the toDc CT
lis correspondence.
No action Inns yet bcen taken he goserumcat
ia rcsard to the prisoncrs captured with the
Mexican steamers. The State and Nary De-
paEtuents disclaiu ary further rezpon sibity,
a1d consider the matcr entirely in the hands II
tie Judiciary. Attorney General Diack il Gu
gagged in Court, and has net been able ~ exans-
inr the important legal points which are in-
volvel.
Atu meeting Of The Pacific Railroad Commit
ice Last tvening, definite conclusion WIS ar
rived ut lF the adoption Of the iciiow1rg resp
luti.n, offered by 3ir. Curtis, The Chairman:
Atsn}F*d, That tic Road sLnli start from two
points, one OIL the western boundary Of Tic
:sta:c Of Missouri, and the other on the western
boundary Of Iowa, With two couvergins lines
bearing westward and unitin. within two hull
drcd mites Of the Missouri River. and thence
proceeding br single trunk line By The ncar-
est aud best rautc to tie bay o: San Francisco,
or u the n.rigab'e waters Of the Sacramento,
in The Stale of California;
, 1860-04-05
Daily Reyicw Of Chicago aIar4et.

Nxpxrsply EyrsrSu Anyit l.
FKE1GHTS-r,e dull. A Stand. y,,as1 Va. m.
eaeed tor Cnrn to r,r Ia =, r. tc.a,t,x ,n,t
efsoIalcn.
FLuCK--Hecelp.s sss ,,rla. Market ,ua.lye. s,,cs
were: 100 bis c Ice Eps extra 1t &ls Ae: 100 b,1.
fAF<prirg extra Ut s,.-1 trJ
MIL. 81 CTt S6 tors choice afIddIues ut &C 60 dill
WHEAT-Ke cpt4 s15o bu. Quiet und n,,o s,,-s
werc:seo lu Red In b.c, II G. 20 on trark; soo pu
4f1 5etrts No. s1u Pee sto; 1oa hi do ii &oi
on 1saek; 30 lu clolrc t'lub II 81 .oe IN trsek
soke;-Hcter.e st, ,si5 lu. Advanced xe. les were;
I3 o. lu elo;et Essr !lsw &C O. b. 1000 tn f.t
tveE uI1 a: II: .Eo; 6o.o IN prime RIser ,x.d 1t
4sxe o. D.; 1uoo9 In a, scc.ip,s Aol 81 &c in t,o,e
. t do =. axe In ttorc 6soo tu do IT axe in s.ote
5000 Ill recclpts No. ri $!c III to.s TN bu res ,c.
cpt, No. a. tic In r,tr. taIc, y saple we're a. fo
oSe 10. In bas 1t 42: on track ~ bags DO
a. IN track: 3to bc. Co a. &c on so III 70 ut
, 1860-04-05
Ercitcment--A4 Arrest aud a 1Iabeas
COrnu8.

EIcitcn1ent~-A4 Arrest aud :, 1Iabeas
Corpus.
HosTos, April AZ d. Stubborn WIS arrested
at Concord, Mass.. hy U. s. officers, last night,
nnder rcquisition tTom the Senate Harper 8
Ferry Committee. Judge 1loar, Of the Supreme
Court, has issued q wr1l of hadeas cor1uf, uud
the hearing is now progressing In this city.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Watson Freeman, js., Deputy U. S. MursLal,
and Sa|as Carlton, Deputy sergeant-at ARMS Of
the U. $. Senate, callel Ut s;anborus residence,
nj o'clock last night. Sauborn refused to uc-
company them, wt,cu he was hundcufled and
taken 10 n carriage ut the door, during which
he struggled violently and the members Of lis
feuity cried "murder." fire." &c. Tho ex-
citsuscnt spread. au3 ,le bells we,e ruus, col
lccting large crowd.
Rutus Hosner, q ci.jze3, died sua1rnlr, it is
supposed frou' the excitement tln afl;4ir occa-
sioned. Sanborn was forcibly taken IRON tue
officers BY tic crowd and Kept cut OF Their pow.
er until a writ OF Aa6eqs cor1ux could be obtsin-
cd. 1t is said that tho writ las been prepared
for sou.e time. in anticipation OF the arrez,.
: DEPUTY Sheriff John u. Moore served the writ
Of ha5tas corp4s, aud arrested Sauborn. which
ended the mission Of the U. S. Marshal's posse
for tue time being.
The 70 loving is tie writ Of A1Jts eorpn,
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,. 10 the
Sheriff Of our cnnuty, dc.: We command ron
that tue body Of Frank i. .Saoborn Of Coucor d,
iu tie county. Of Midltcscx, by :Silas Carlton
imprisoned ind restrained Of lis Liberty, rs il
is sud, bc taken by you bcose Justice Of our
Supreme judicial Cnnrs Of Duaion, in Ihc couu-
ty Of Suffolk. immediately after thc receipt Of
this writ, 10 do and receive what our said Jus
ttcc shall therein and there consider concersing
him in this behalf, aud summon the raid Silas
Carleton, shea and there to appear before our
said Justice to show ,le cause of the tukiug and
detaining ef the said F, u. Stubborn, l,.d hare
you thea this writ with the dulngs thereon.
Dated April Sd, 1850.
{s'gued,) EnsSgzru Hockwoop .NoAn,
Associate aMss,ce Of The Suptcmc Judicial Court
John s. keses. JOHN A. andrews aud Sam f..
Sewcli are COUNSEL for >'unborn, and the U. s.
District Attv1ney, g. l.. Woodbury.. and ,Ilton
Andrews, for The u. s. The hearlng IL before
the full Bench, consisting Of Shaw, Aelcalf,
Bigelow. Melrick and Hear.
lac subject Of the arrest Of Sanborn IVES il
troduccd before thp Legislature in the form Of
resolution 10 employ lips state Attorney Gene
raj for tile defence. The resolution vas briefly
lebnlcd, and laid on tie table.
, 1860-04-05

T. Martin, respected citizen Of Madison, Wis,
md formerly oue Of the proprietors Of The Madi.
son Patr5ot, died in that city on Monday morn
ing....on Thursday night of last week an un-
known Joung wom1n, was murdsred bT tyso
strangers st Ottumwa, Iowa, and tho body waa
thrown into tbs river, where 1t was found the
next morning.
hAroR HusrEas Will The Alton Prta of
Inst week says that the will OF this gentleman.
Which bequeaths about 800 900 worth Of prop
erty, is now on flc in the Probate offic, ot that
County. After hcquests to grandchildren Of
CERTAIN personal Property, and farm near Al
ton, on Wood river, aud providing for the gen-
teel maintenance Of bis wife during life, the
balance is giscn in equal ahares 10 the Ameri-
can Tcact mud Book Soc,ety, located at Ciacin-
nat', ohlo. and the American Missionary So
ciety, Of New York. In ca.e OF failure to carry
out the avowed objects Of either Of said Socie-
tics. then their share to revert 10 the American
bible Society.
The Muscatine, Iowa, Journal Of last Thurs
day states That the city Of Muscatine has been
to the 81. ( M. 1t. R. Co., such arrears amount
lug to something over $50, 900. The case was
submitted 10 tie u. S. District Court at Eeo-
kuk last week, aud the counsel far the CITY
are sangninc Of obtaining decision in its
'"'o'.
- We leafd that the pamc Of the individual
wAo sent bis mathes to this city On Saturday
intending ~ have her supported b.; the county,
o. perish in The ssgeets-.s Joseph Shutatt.
lie lses about tifteea niles east Of ihe city, and
Is said to be in comfortable circumstances. Ilis
mother is about eighty years Of age She was
married in 1860. Ne are informed thxt she wus
possessed Of considerable property few Years
ago. and that she gave it to her sonR. SHE has
fourier Gse Sons lising- Onc OF Them resides
t'vo titcs from this city, aud ono tno 10 alis~
souri,. Her husband stays with the individual
who turned her out Of doors On Saturday morn
ing- LIE is more thun eighty years Of age. but
can MAKE himself useful about lis sons house
80 he il allowed 10 stay.. Tive uld lady was ii
rather bad plight when she was found by the
ca{aboose Keeper. Her under ciothiEg had nut
becu washed ior four months. We suggest to
The society for thu conycrsiuu Of heatheus that
the brute who tueued her out Of doors is in need
1T tue services Of d missionary. lie ought to
live among wild beasts for tie Ialapcc Of his
Natural !ie.-Spt III Journal.
STRANGE 0cccrurscx >vo rrrra t;nca
4 pesson engaged ia tca.hinr in tie State al
New York, ie.t yery suddenly in eon,nany viii,
young girl whom he hid broupbt in IN
raetnbcr uf bis fawitr. and found his wnv to
Gufesburr. from whence eoon alter the MI
, 1860-04-05

II III II + ~
txa faRz, Anti; 4.

Er TxIx.gtrr.i s'x7 foa<. Eyti;4.
Florn-A lite belter, WITH rsre da:nz for Ea.tc.n
mi ca' TIA {. ma H.. 5r lnaA:-y ftE i}si4h
i nET,e. a:e< vs. u lr* 1t .s hia tu" tu1cr S1at,
6a.@ 40 fnF cat:4 d.: f E3E5 &or c9tlt1tn 10 nr-
q nn ext g. ::s5 tv1 I'll p;Inr trtnds n
Il: h.H lts"g "a &. aso ira. taa .diar sEs sts.av
vi p1ctT far !l.s .Nr-> doing ~acs t1" :: a;e4
Gor<1 a. -. Gti4 fur 11non IN ci r. super. tmi-
VII NJ Ti"ur 's,sI'urs Ac III 81 5Gat:5 PR c@t C,+rs
sra! qt1 t. and =: ccs ''raInai'y n'rl:1! red
chI"f, =. the lat e..
.Cr4,S the.t ,ani. ch:e=sn spin, z'd Mr*aak G
ciun ca.l e bou.ft e. fc n 1+uH per (Eicc: II:
" n:na 1aetss = ne at lG@t1s t:F 4.:5, 1"ns att
w*un~e .!uh Wit" tr ,"rgt. Rye Gns aid de:sn's*.
rar- +, *r4SaEc- 4'.e. qcItt nj MY lata At
.~ E4:ic III, f4r rrque a.t ttra y Prices:
taes q, bu 90. Crt. .Iat frr,es u til far l'stn.
Il H.. IN t1 -nt sae+ II u bn 1t 10S ~c 'rr
rn!.et Ne>iern. y,it = 1.cs and Sunhf H. RI
re '"F :.aect o1.. afas. NO h4'. 9s:hess to'. 1t
+I4ir nE VEST all; Cln:a :aT sie.4i:c t"r :t:te-
r.ov1t1H>o- onty Il : ta;. C-tr'c and lie
El11 is Gu AID d4iuin les 4.5 btsat ell - Il
GA Ne4.. slI .tst:+s Eew Ne. s1 20 f- Thin Mts!;
sEj 1rc+si s.; III - Nc< Prime: ft2
ard rF:r.e Est' quiet AMI uHcaa,.e:. = les 10 hss a:
a % q 10 r. s.r s.. Gs.2a tonl1r H. ~ Tx! (Hs'
he ket Ness: ti.Hm u :: Ex ses- N.f s.m- su Fir
Western Prime Mes. !tet .+inns sna .iuil. H'ror
qu~t u.eAanrt d. Out lie T. In! n lteAyy. salts
5I4csaer. .ea.1: slculc r: E&iyxc Nats IT, i more
dung. tttt VIC n,ae. il heavy q st0 JfHE "a ..H
tla !at1lc Butter le1tr dull 1Gt Lls, IL
st lie. Eiteese 1s:sI5!4c+
1.; a.e' r'1 ';saa f uisi Etc = s'3ss Sd o Il
~. s5. N:n. Mss., .n p1- LII keIll.i2s,
ES1. EAI1G:. E;H, Dtf !. K y sE,
, 1860-04-05

Nr..:rsrAt Ey1.s1Sa. Apla 4.
T1A7nrl--sho~esy a;d 4 Is*ie toscf. with = h'Sors
westerly wind.
vxss.;Ls rAss re Nr7Eo,7.-Tne j. a. stsnEart Iatfd
Tie .rfr- Etivts Whft* a:6 Nns". nd he
aud n. Lac ~ l'a.sel nP.-te.. Tiib,3d-
Err-slo HAR1:11 s11I1 EtucKlpEp.-We learn fsuns
CAPT. nsksaa If the pss5tlrs rtynerth, who arrvfd
hrs 1no:nng d1se, FROM Euf4o. tlat The hator IL Fill
lid 81 Il, i.a- ex'tndinE tu1ty or t, t cs into lie
axe. aud much OF Il Il u urch'noa .ekntss 60 HIT
the 1sortct Ct ea:y orcn:tg Il decidedly dubious
SeHoosrE TEt-ror0n-Tlle sch ,opcr Til Color with
weat ashore nu;a ct la,n7zoo j veg two
thee xcet. snce 81: t.s sftly Last Eesk ard
r:yeL In ,cr: lo.da. ~itl cAfgo u <soId.
srSk.-3bs Drtr.:: 1fsbunc says the scow Ida ard
Mary upward Loud rll stare fran the !sx d ez ss
pot struck IN D4r Pom. aul nncdg .tely commented
le=.ir. I'll" ea?iau ena..ed t, reach ONT utar
Madan, VII r. She went down IL a'eus twc"ty 1tet at
sc is OWED ty 4. Eate- aud I. nut snsurc3,..
3hs s buhcran Is rucrso.us thorough cpa rs In Stu
t,nskts sh5pya d. It is d s;rtd In lsins bcr out
good ss Ccu,tlasd Il .i.o tean: repaired
the taue J4rs.
- The *c'r Alpha. sa:s The st. Jozeph Trave'ez.
from Chicago wnt III hcarh The norsh pier
TT:lay ni.A. She viii lie cot Ct.
, 1860-04-05
City Tar !Gatg.

rIAIE OF ILLINOIS, County
ss<, S.sa SSHa s siy i Sf casszo ss1sy Collectors IL
civ csttat = r. sy S'T.a ttas .herA. .hs undersigned,
saparo} on4 6 " A. D. &c. Te7 oi sss
ots9a ~ " e3y T. ~ Gou a, II -d tty ot cfesxo
81. es M T. e. s:eF.es T. jig ssnt .ass
~ s'ss respectively $a* sh+,va On sse u q
ulA taxes Of salo y Of chlaso. fur th uIunIen
A. .. i2 a1d on accuu1t Of hc <arerai sret Iai
hcr-inattr uas noued ard. whereas. eIts h..n
been pronounced by al CouIt sssnst to sld l,t NE
To- pe AID pa1res OF ian! hessnx1 sr esc,btd
of #at Caieesvfs saal 1epo ns=tsxr Nth II e,cy Il
sae Of the Cou1t Ae1eon .*xre Anil un,,*r II
aesl Of ad Court directed to ths 1aid City Co ec o.
wow, III rfoEu te kanw1 th1t the uhtssat.ned City
coaeetor Of ct q c1!sakc: ~ ~ virtue ct III
x ne hsu. 2; tsn eeoek lq the n1anv ~ e non
!e s:e ,he l.os4nF dtscr' 81 Ends, lua aub u tiress
~ PARCELS Of Ind In raid sops reptA IL
oicsf nf sale there for tho ua the taze ,teft,
3nd cost-. or Of thr assessments. Interest md cess 4o
ttee 'esper'sc!s upoa Ad general s<s xsfrsnfs
n n @ ee2> reports aa hereinafter ssc lied respectively
Al c. MUELLER, City Collector.
fer the eoileeoa Of tho annual taxes fer tAs
aAAAlsisAi 1raT 4. D. 1873.
, 1860-04-05
Vermont Drt~< gates 10 .lar Chicago
FnlkYEfttn1A.

Vermont Drt~@Mtrx 10 llsu Chicago
Convention.
NoRTnFr~1 In. Vt, Ap.il 3.-uon. Levi l.. un-
dc:wuoa, of Burlington, presided over the Re.
publican 2tate Convention held here to-duv,
when the tuii ,wing Delegates were chosen 10 The
Chicago Convention: Z. n. briggs, Of Brant3on,
Peter l.. Nnslburu, Of Woodstock, &. D. Ma
sou, o ni@hmond, and E. Z. Rsddinston, Of st:
Jo'nsturr.
The following were chosen as substitutes:
Rernolds CARPENTER. Jr., Daniel Sccdhau,, ".
e. Wiseou, aud Ii. Il. j. Layton.
The First District Convention was also held
here Ia o-6ay, and elected Juhn ". Stewart, Of
Midd'cbury, aud E. .. Barton, Of Manchester,
deie.atcs. and Jas. Il. Frcucli, Of Montpelier,
and Jas. e. Ererts, Of Rulland, for nlteruates
, 1860-04-05
Mixing totA ct. ct.......,.,..,.,.,.E1 1.sY

Besides wheat and outs, there are in st,rc in
tho .o*ns enumerated. /, ousands Of bushels Of
corn, barley, rye and potatocs; n!so several
Thousand barrels Of pork, lard ind fIonr. 80
large quantities Of other produce. We hayc
heard il estimated hr compc.ep: judges Thai a,
least five thousand hides we're III store ia 1,,c
river towns Of the State alone, md which viii
soon be sent Oh 10 market,
bnusnai ac1ivity has characterized The grain
market during tho past week. Tic, AMOUNT Of.
grain brought 10 being largely in excess Of any
since tbs harvest This price Of wheat has ruled
hlgh, ranging from osc@t1.oe; oats osc; corn
, 1860-04-05
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:. SfsArR.-Mr. Green moved that lie Tsso],1.
TORS offered " him yesterday censusipg ths
ESon.ptfoAef Of the Treasury for decision de-
refusing to obey its order, thefeby incurrinr
we y a'sappFooation Of Cong. ess, which renders
lmPr1Per that he longer remain IN Office, be
REFERRED 10 q Coramittec.
ar. salisbury said the Comptroller has Dis
ehasged bis duly iu accordance with the opinion
oi ,ne Attorney General, ana way he to be ar
Of bis duty.
Mr. Gteen-
IAere the line fa;|ed.}