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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01
Situation as Teacher Wanted.

A YOUNG Gentleman, born and edu- 4 \ cated at the South is desirous of obtaining stuatlon as tutor Tn private family, or in select SCHOOL; or he would assume cbaree of an Acad- em!y. lie has received thorough Collegiate edu- cation, including vocal and instrumental music.- pleasant situation is desired rather than large salary. For further information please address, " Instructor" P. o. Box No. 697, St. Louis, Mis- souri. Feb. l, IS6O.-2w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01

ES-" Cuffee, is that the second bell?" " \ massa, dat's de second ringing ob de fust bell. We habn't got no second bell in dis hotel"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01
SALE of LANDS FOR KoNPAYMENr OF TAXES IN
 ARKANSAS

IN and C M dlV EN- That Sheriff and Er om A n aswnlof
 
 described nfoue
  place be os off ffrt taxes and cost du on tn IT rmoritw
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01
White Lead.
Whiskv!

00 KEGS pure Pittsburg and No. Ce) Quaker City Lead, for sale by
 Feb l, '60 MCPHERSON X NEWRERN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01
Flows! plowsII

RECElVED from Louisville, splendid lO lot of Flows of different sizes. Call and ses them. HUDSON X IVES
 Feb. l, 1860,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01
Garden Seed.

Rl late arrival, we are in receipt of u fresh lot of Kentucky Garden Seed, put up e1 pressly for Southern by Pitkin, w ard Co.,, of Louisville. Call and get supply.
 Feb. 1, 1860. HUDSON < IVES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01

J. U JOSEPH H. MAXWELL onerlH and Elk ORo Collector of Counv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01

m BARRELS Tennessee White Wbis- em stf,,'' for sale by
 Feb. Il, '6O MCPHERSON X NEWBERN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01

nlL-an extra article of Linseed Oil is N/ for sale at
 MCPHERSON & NEWBERN,S. Feb. 1, lS60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01
Glaziers Take Notice.

WE have just received an assortment of
 w Glass and Putty, which will be sold low for cash. MCPHERSON & NEWPFRN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01
F l. O IT R

RECEIVED per steamer Skylight"- IL \. 2a barrels Saint Louis Flour, Montgomery's Extra superfne brand, and for sale by
 feb. l, 1860. SARASIN & KRAMER oST RECEIVED, per steamer Hick- sale by w. C. SCRTCCS Ppn pu TUT Feb. l, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01

0uSt ReCelved rom St. Louis, C0 BBLS. Superfne Flour; ~ lO extra Onions;
 " Apples;
 l Lard Oil; 10 boxes Star Candles: 20 half boxes Star Candles. 20 quarter "
 bbls Old Rye Whisky: 5 " Bourbon
 Monogahela
 Smiths Reserve Whisky; Magnolia And for sale by NJ. TANTI Feb. l, lS6O
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01

St. Louis Flour
 DECEIVED per steamer "Skvlark,". 1C fresh supply of St. Louis Flour cheap for cash Feo. l, 1860. VIM POPE SUNDRlES, Just received, and for sale sC eheap-3O bags Shot, assorted; 300 lbs. Bar Lead; I0 boxes Star Candles; dog. Shaker Brooms; box Indigo 1s barrel Madder: doz Mustard; l case Tar in cans.
 Feb. l. lS60 WM Y pOpr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01
Butter.
Wooden Ware.

DECEIVED per steamer "Skylark," Il doz. Brooms; dog. Whsp Brooms; 3 dor. Painted Buckets; doz. Red Cedar Fails; doz. Red Cedar Buckets 3 doz. small Toy Buckets; 3 doz. Market Baskets; doz Rolling Pins; 3 dog. Wooden Trays; Nests assorted Tubs; 6 nest. wooden Measures; l2 assorted Churns and for sale cheap for cash, by
 Feb. l, lS6O. SARASIN X KRAMER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01
--==-=---- Groceries

DER steamer Hickman-IO bbls Hoff. I hemer's Whisky; 10 half do.; do. Old Bourbon B County Whisky; boxes natural Twist Tobacco; and for sale cheap. by
 Feb. l, '60. w. e. SCRJrccs sppo
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-01

Guthrie A C.. .. l. George A............... :.
, 1860-03-24

PEKus, Ta1ewsll Cot Ill.,, March sAA fire.
oroke out Just night about 10 o'clock IN the rear
o.. o. Charles Grondenbotg's GROCERY itore,; ID
end Coa,t StEsst between Third and Fourth stfeets
arree @ ,os sgt 10 eoala oe arrested consumed the
ths principal saftsreafs Sast'ss tne aol4eFing are
hnoaes e Co. warehouse, loss over r.. 600 :.
pr: Clark, loss !sGoo Brickfow: rnnsin;th lns.
Ssue; GFonaenberg, grocer, $500: Dr., Hoff.
,in mant 4suggtm, 1000, Register office. owned
T. Mcnoaald; $4,000; Stoltz & Co., cabinet ma
n1nst pt,Vog; Ledere, tailor, $4,000; II. iBloss,
ssaaalsr, loss nut known; Rilpert l. Vincent:
from $l5, 900 to $2O, ,00o;- ,Hoston l. Chambers,
:Sl,sp fost Office, letters and mail mostly all
si ssasaqi A.Donmans, merchant, $4,000; ]. +: F.
pm'o' pun co,ntectlons r., 9400; John Beck saloon,
stos sies, ny kn9Wn nn = G. Reeves, building and
ascersained ,Lohn Becker & Co., aTocers. 81
vgg; WI Wilson, grocery, 5000; j. W. Rich.
1tetfopolltan Hull and saloon, s., ,O0O ;Bockman'
pakcr, $500; Burnett 4 :Cochran;' erocers ani
ary e1ry goods; Knterbough l. Conens, lawyers; D,
". Lo"ry, dwelling and store, 1000: J. P.
faot dwein~ ii1nnssy g oan and dwelling sooo White
a subsequent dispatch states that the total
ioss WILL probably exceed ninety Thousand dol
lars. The amount Of insurance is not stated.
to11sF11LE, March 2S.-0wensboro was VS.
1ted py . destructive FIRE evening before Inst
which 1ald an cntiro block in ashes, including
twelve frame houses. one new three story brick.
a lumber yard containing 5000 worth Of lun,--
oef, nyery stable and o cooper shop. TIE
principle sufferers are Mr.. Joseph Mitchell, Who
owned grocery, the lumber yard and also the
or1ck dwelling, which had lust been completed,
and was not occupied; Mr.. Wilhite, merchdnt,
a,I .o,- Mr: mil merchant. Two men were seri-
Rurl4Sp, Vt, March 23.-The Allan House,
large tour story wooden buidinp was des
, 1860-03-24
BY TELEGRAPH.



sEsATE.--alr. Cameron presented n net;tion
ircm the citizens Of 0hid, asking for proteetfo1
T. r., W. rngh made an adverse report on the ne.
tlt!on OF the citizens of OHIO forbounty luuds to
so!diefs OF the war Of 1917 :.
Mr. rugis INTRODUCED bill amendntory Of the
act1o establish the Territory OF Utah.
n IN motion OF Mr. Bfgler the bill to amend The
.xx1 T11ens laws WAS made the: special order for
Mr. Latham introduced a resolution calling
on the Secretary. Of the interior to furnish the
rcport Of the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
as ~ the depredations committed by Indians in
Ualifofnfa in 1861 49, r.
Mr. Brown introduced resolution INSTRUCT
Ing the Committee on Public Lands to inquire
INTO tue expedieney Of ceding the public lands
to the Statea in which they lie, which was
adopted.
hr. Toombs introduced bill for the rapea'
OF the act OF 1855. relative 10 private land claims
IN Missouri and Louisiana
The private calendar was then taken up, Ad-
journe1.
HousE.-Reports Of private character
were made from the various Standing Commit
tees.
BIZ. Nelson desired to proceed to the consider
alton Of the bill to suppress polygany in Utah.
The Speaker suid he not consider the bit Of d
private character. (Laugbter.1
The private calendar WIS considered aud sew
cral bills passed. Adjourned till Monday.
, 1860-03-24
ilS ZINE INTELLIGENcY..

FnIoAT EVENING, March a3
New pnor t1L=k-TnE .1Aars'E. EAa1R.-Th,s !. N,
n o. III Propeller built ast 1t Slpyn1d Of Chrs
iti.m2n IL As1nnc shc Il owned ny Mc;rssl B Ke4n a
~ PLACE tcT dimensions foaws: Length of a.
4tieGt Il lhch.s breadth nf baul ~ feet Mhps
o. nno 1est ,nc!ss tonuasa 4s4 Is 95 custo, hss
M she is good craft aad Reflects ca lit upou
Tie eaala into part last night and wo 1earo
sne Is % run tAe ensuing sasou III the Dtrui Saxna IN
nay ItAc making weekly trips. sLe Is com.
Des 1tih sist. &'A'" VI tieA' eas.-'
IHE E1A7e-JtTTy Saunders. the indeSti.ai.e buev-
fcasE 1T The Fs cd t the chanc1 Il l. ain
70 aud ar!t is vel DONE The uycscnt .th
u "a:s1 L. about TIN fcet--iIbld.
The propeller Stotkman came IN from. abovc lag,
hight she ts TO run between Eia city ami por Iron in
ace Of the Mohawk Cl:ics-.1bid. 80
TIE l'ark Isrke Is :.sng out for the Europcap
Trade and Will 1oadwsth starcs at Maden.-ljbid
The scaIatr Fox made her first apre ,sauce on thc
river for tile puplre OF trying her Iache,
siie lnaEe sas:act r "Trip tt Eust slsiaw and irscS
tysly Hnd furnished IN coed ttyie
publican. 11tli. e ~
The Belle Seymour made appearance att,e dack
old Jcfome Co. on Friday Last. being l,rr 1rxf
ae NaHes Ior tar she cordially welcomed i..
neat appcarlnce--IIb. 'eAs
E The Chtettsn Captain Wolvsn, On l,er passage frm
1hsil Tor e encountered gale on lie iii III
on the coast Of Northumberland put iro ShcIs m
the 2ah ult. with the loss Of Two aucno1s-CYrre M
~ TIC. steamboat Arrangements fo1 1sG0 arc m 4lc
point Of cosnp'enon The e.sinz textures ate-No rnos
Som1 etoa beween railroads and steau't ats line of
river tte1ntrs tt,vren Kingston mud Qrebec. The Hen
john Hamilton wll be manazer.-Ki.g,fnn IrHig. "
, 1860-03-24

!. %. = =;
!: t 81 e. !; 'ss sss., ss 1sss.ss at
to,se on track; 70 bu do at 4s1s On ttacE IN
~...IH teaa 4sqq BY ast4ec del; sobu
~. 4ss IN trnek' 100 bn Rejected at nc on tsatk
A1s1Aeee:pts pl5 bu,x Market quiet. 5aohu NJ
~ bull asssc on naes cabu do & tsrs 4 ss,Se ~
| tzack. e'@e' 7 's'ss'n
s1AeeepfA NJ BY. -atacket arrn. salcs were; 1yS
E fs't Al 10 f4ct 70 ba do atsE pb track. II
a-Rtfeiptf t466h: Ma1kctAsn, with IN up
Safa tenasncs. wrir: $os. bu Sb:1hf7 del 70
bags No. Eat &C cn Track,
y, :7ssq ba fa:r Mt escFa 81 lbs on track.
sEEDs-Kceeipts, 4a4si M. Timothy III good deihEnd
eaes ~ee: 80 bags nt $780, 4. bags llr, at ks 81
Glover du!land nominal at saoo Hung an Grass quiet
- 9bsss primo at 75c.
MNIEN1yE@s A as:siDe 1a5 ba,s ,xasks. quiet. 60
/ r ALcoHuI-co bblsat 41c- :-..s:.,,l 60
/ leg ii Gu. Meats. =. &c !,
| LARus- Finn nj lo.{c.
IA 9ieH:-U Holders lima loefar prime:
dHREa-Rccepts, ss ssi lbs. Market dfn sa,cz we,c
at tae following quotations. :-Gsecp 70<c Green Sailed
ah@s&c; Dry Flint, ASi4xc; Cal, 9c. ~. :
POTATOES IN limited request with large stock and
| dull =. s5@s7kc.
.BGTTEa-Dan at sa1dc ss Flrsin, 1ostsi2c tor Eo,,
| aud 1sGl5c for Choice Dairy. TT
EGG31n tsE suppy, with sales st eke per dcz. u.
PotLTRY.-Lsvc Chickens. :. eo@2so per doz. Tur-
kcys. sc per III. y.
LIVE sToCE.-The market was little better for e1t,
cattle to-day Hogs were In active demand with light r.
cepts. The sale. to.day were:-
1 = AC~&sFrs t--
, 1860-03-24
From WuA1lit,wtun.

WASHINGTON, MARCH, s2.-The prjzes and pri
soneFs taken off Vera Cruz are likely to ere, te
some embarrassment. The statute provides f,1
Tue distribution Of prizes among the officers and
!iien who were tue captots, but the question Of
theSe being such must be first determined In n
Court Of Admiralty The NAVY Dsuartnent
treats Marin's expedition as piraatical but that
1aet has yet to be legally established. The
whole ground Of the assumption rests unon the
allegation that when the Indianola approachcd
harms steamer, after shot lad been fired TO
bi1ns her to, and haiIing it, was answered by a
Vollcy OF n1uskets. Tie Indiauo1a and Wave
were small steamers belonging to Juarez, and
known to be such to Marin. lie could hardly
suppose that American officers and seamen
were participating in the civil war with Mexic3.
and doubtless intended to treat them as part of
1he hostile armament Of Juarez.
WAsu1ScroS, March ca The House Post
o4nce Committee to day almost unanimously
resolved IN fayor Of restoring the inland mail
service which was curtailed by the failure of Inc
appropriation bill durln. tue last Congress.
olhc!a! dispatches show that apart from, the
direct followers Of Cortinas, the Mexicans hare
sndeavorea to 1eta:d, rather than encourage,
his torays. Tic people Of Tanaaulpas we're
much alarmed aud fearful of an invasion by the
Texans, OF which, however, there is no pToba-
bility. F'0'0'
The receipts into the Treasury last week were
s,lla, go; the amount subject to draft, nearlr
S6,t5S ,o0o; the Increase over the amount on
hand the previous week SSn1 nfa
, 1860-03-24

rsosdsnse &c Al Tie September term of The Supreme
Fovdeae n = abe ha a9d County q
1e aaa deeed By said Court. that the holders Of The
- ba seE5oa B1nk IN order be en,tle
St ~ tnE aets OF said Bank should deposit the
1850. =" W 'e'e1etae asssaay o1 Sa4S, a. u.s
In accordance with said decree the undersigned svs mn
@ ~ holders Of the bills or said bank 70 deposit tbs
avh.., I'M. at nt once IN Blackstone block No Is
a sys n o ;; s and thas such depostoIs shallre
70 ~ dividends psyahe On sst bis hT
0soef OF SAID couFt; GaAkLEs +. BKQWNEl:.,
PsoyozzaE, Dec. is, Is Is5a. dfess ba2 it ew8G
, 1860-03-24

80 :--:- 0e" 1o1N N1afKet.'
r,.-!s p'sH. NKW YoaK, March g.
ssasse s ass 0 t,a, material sssse
noe 70 ihs ptessfng IL caserr and ~
s ~ %aiss 1sou bbs ~ q ss5 s5 sor super state
sao.e sot SUPER WI stcrh a5*j1Gl0 for sntn. iTs1i
1a, ELI rnasd hoop ohl?-cos!uk qet. C;.ssd nsue
s WIN moderate demand at e5i5Gs7 fo- cnmmon Il
stoiGe 1Ha. Aye flour &s 7Nsl,40 Huet I,.1t ho
s.esay l@.9y,x+ sa4 heayy o. gty..:,..-.,-
maud 81 :..sMe. @'''''e7 '1' ID '0r oe
Nv beat dull and spring npinotly lower c15ca
sospEIaG " ~ yud Milwaukee ciui 81 sad sS -
$l.a- ka1v Ut Awa .kee cal, Ir,s rmc.a5 - =, ~ ~
, 1860-03-24

81 Grover d Bakers celebrated Double
Cap Makers, Boot and Shoe Binders and Hamn
tacturers, Saddle and Harness Makers. d.. at
greatly 1eduted prices. Heavy Double Snfc,ded "a
shuttle Sewing Machines, 5000 Ri,fdarsl
Extra, $500: ". c. Mason, Aren't .
A35 5W No. lis Lake Street C6;cuTD,
, 1860-03-24

- oclSc1sSA71. March 2s.--At two o'clock this
cal works occupied by Alexander Frees. near
me corner Of Third md Race streets, DESTROY.
ing operty valued at $1,000. Partially il
, 1860-03-24

Bosros, March ss.-The shoemoter,e .t,i1o
~ at daverh1ll has collapsed. Most Of he iours
oao gone to work, and the President of tie or.
ganlzat,on, with the other traders, have resien-
not holding out. '1' sN' 'Aeis t'os
, 1860-03-24

j: ~ Now thatspiripe has aet III cur ,T readers
% Dearborn street, ean, ,at.a tritling EXPENSE
make their last year 3 suita hppear il eye1y ~
eeqaA to new; md thatwithout detziment Co the
material. -.
, 1860-03-24

,, EI: inst, received and win be sold cdean.,
thar, eEer q splendid stock of Gas Fixtures. Il:
q: n. WlzAARru, 75 South Clark St,
, 1860-03-24

:! KEROSENE AND Coal Or tA1rs-fhe sn;a1iast
stock in the city Of old styIss can be found at
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Wasbinpton
and Madison Streets. =. 49, :mcboy. : o. W.
, 1860-03-24

.s. ARRIVED. Narrl %, 1860.
Steiner Huron rapst Grand Haven 40 shingles. leo
hh's plaster. 1eu
Schr. Col. Glover. Kelher GRIND Haven u IN lumhe,
Schr lebe, Butler Milwaukee, 400 1:lr,ad julnhrr
10mlash. e'''
49, - CLEARED,
SehI Wcstehcsfer Eo'h. 6 aud Haven, uzht
Schr- Col. Glover, Kelhcl, Manitowoc, light
, 1860-03-24

A te' 'o11 tooa} %aS snaoe bct
ss', "ne tue "a'Aes sleads-holders generally
'eeing hrmer IN consequence Of the upward
tendency in Wheat The sales howercr ,raro
mt ,srce At --Iaz % es-ss 80 uo"e''t were
WIS s-' ~ o'i 'ns eattas' anu
~ - '''sSF eAsFa. Wheat was IN better
supply, 5u: As ~ DIV bushels of il ia onrv ~,
sou:e from Milwaukee to ~. Lon;s t,a ,,,,.. -,
was not aFec.ca ,hora,,r ,,,.,''1-
der gocd demand for shipments South. As well
as a fair speculative innuirv an advance - =.
,-.e x,;,oa ~ 1'"ase VI 81
~a1 % g. '"'se VI ~ os'ns made ut slo
Ml.ts for lots on track, and No. ? ut 3sa for old
receipts in store. 81 ,u for ncr recent.
and Il 10. - h ,or :, ,,,,.., -. -
Ct ~. ~ 4eaho lo'' 10 DC salpped
+ooaea. Ghder liberal receipts Of Corn the mar
ket was dull, and prices fel, 16a;c. will, rat,cr
limited trausactions at 4a.69.4, g,
storc .1l,,,o. c..~ ''1 ~. III
~ 1oi ~ IN store; and 41c for
As]ected In store. Oats were quiet and shade
iower-sales being made ut 36M,354c on tr,cl
RIVE scorce and t;-n, ~ 90 80 "A~A '
dse.SI 49, ", 1au nfm ~ eatgsoc. barley IN good
.,ood dn,r.,., ., nnous eeea IN
,r;nss sta,5- x..t;. n'sa-
raara j. n-,,,;,,,. ~ 1os-s'ohs-
arc frer,y ot,;,rod =, 7nc e.. a-. s. n q. 'esse's
-, n Osvooo. h,,+ .s':.s ~ :" Dunaio aea
in 1a1ic NJ a.. se,1I, ~ "oS ouer WILL
cr.t,>~.r -,t..e,,
.ard,r savs aatsa - T,.'s i--Iee gdstt1 Of yes
Gn.,.E;u1 aa a.1 m-aat. and prices, though hardly
for the must mart ou;ic frs. ~ ~ 49,. seEers were
ta,ions. There was sale Of civ nscted r1ns. qne.
pork ut Sl7. but there was not ,1uc,, to he iad
". viii, BUYERS at Hal, ;nr sh.';.i lau II ana
sides. Tie bids ,or buk muat aras.. ~ 1T, ana
shoulders and }ieit aides. w, heard ~ ~ ~
~ 40 ID s.des Ut 81. Lurd VAS nnno;osI q. ~,
Tie exports wc1 lair, connrisin, ~ 1,hd a. ~.
* r. tcs 1acon; s45 brls and 1888 boxes porE: 20
5f3forevtra f3,o ,n,rta4 ~. ana " BUG
cy in favor Of buyers Eec'sand sh;nnants III,
There ,sas ii good demand for Whisky At H.
- inrtSer decline Of &C Per bu was established
white, and sl..xdl.s for do rrG t.,,. p!n'ne i N
isg4:c Ior Ell: aud ,,OGyJ1c for .he.ltti in I"1I
oafs steady at lSM4yc lit bulk. Barley wss
4ealn slightly higher, closing at e:66s,;c ~
prime 1s!!. There was good demand ior Clo-
SFa yonr 49,,
y:., -A "N' 41tiE AAiI1oAD.-Thc Boston
"9a'"as say5: " a Western correspondent
writes s's tha: the New York and Erir Rait,oo,d
express freight tru;u. cs..h,;s1,,,1 Inv A.. ,,:s
'As 'eneFa1 superintendent, expressly to ac-
co'n:nodate the Boston business, is a great h;t
Goods reach st. Louis in xiv and c,7:.
ire daysn "1o oni1aao IN |
SEEDS AT clsclxsA11.-Marc1 ei>-ctoyer il
49,. 1:- $50 oemana Ut <4.s9046o for |
piime. 1imctly Is dull at *2.75@3.7:' per Lu !
for fair to choice.
sr r,o7s u ..,,. 49,.
market, uniy hero but at ,:inc;nrs,,p p.osison
orr, WAS dnll 1a-1uy. St. Louis. bnli.rs
, 1860-03-24
II HOFF-AlANN tE .GELPEkE.
zf*H.4.KEES,
cntoduo. ..........-s....-.--.... .lLL5AOlS.
~ Il 46 LASALLE STREE,

| - AAA'4 WIG
/ Al r. IA y.ASaT1N SrF,t.rs,
| Icy SAAN11"s
Ran1zipr
Deposits received on Current Account from plt -
zefuar n1ars tsposto;;s 20 and eoI'esponeas M
sres'a sg7ee7ens have heen d ade to tht ttect.
dsRoss It specified date o. which
.~1-E..-..~-.-
SasANafS DEeAATHIENTs
/
u E9ns a5t iefs aa dys do!la. Eecel"ed ar
viii be allowed on deposits OF this decnaton ter the
haes 5en:1 Il our bands sGsGnsa te Az
Iepostcd ~13 - '~' Aunts -
COLLECTION DEP4Rr,yE4T
-
Conettons ~ ChFago made and psoeeeds rs'uted en-
Fl s5s o 9usfsa # ps IA q Exchange oey
9eni1seo On fasozaote terms
rc,-eE,
, 1860-03-24

Murder Ill Flint, 1Iteh.
FLINT, Mich, March "a prisoner named
For1cs was stabbed and instantly killed iu the
county jail to-day, BY a. fellow prisoner named
Ackern1an, who was under confinement On ac-
count Of supposed insanity.
The Prisoners Arrived,
NEW oaLEASs, March 23--The sloop-of.war
preble is below with the prisoners of he prize
steamers. All well. We have no further news
, 1860-03-24

:, -GK3AI WESTERN 1IAu EuuTE.
WIEEE3 AkEiNaEAKxT. ...-...
snu al.er MONDAY. Nov. aota 1s5s, :rans ~lesve
stsc.t deref Chl:>so, :oowA SunGays excepted
iIl!HHs .1a ;n.e eIyuetslas7 roIrts.
at EA and 0;10 PM for Befvre, Rockford, Ftee-
for Warren. G&ena Dual4i*h, Uub rque Selolt Jk1eS
VILE, spt luterEedla:e plate1:
,At4:s5 an for 9eaeSa Elm and IntsrmedIste ri.ces
Passengers for McH.uly, Richmond, Geneva Lafs x,d
nterretiiats points. will take fha 1l41 An. train.
EB a.espng caEoa niFattzatns.
=. 3. TALCOTT. Genera, S1ok
H. Il. PcKTE6 Gsu. Passenger Agent ty;-H
, 1860-03-24
ME PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TRA1 RAIl ROAD.
40 NILES DOUBLE TRACK.
The cspaettY Of this Ec,d :. ,,r, 49,, =. 49,.

euuEuy. 0 - ~" e4o4 u aas II LIE
Ao1oe through Passenger Txafnx
fesween Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
bqn.,s eeet IN ths Gnou Depot At PITTSBURGH with
thiuvEn Ifas from III Weaetn Ctk- fur Pha sirh;s
liz; no?n aailme.e aaa Wash Cy shus
susassei. tos spssd and comfort hy auE ,;her rnute ~
ExptssS anu Fast Lsues run through to FhsI.1ns,.
"!uoGI celnGe If Lars or Couduc;ors ~-3'-A+
S1snn Cass 1tE ats7chsd !" each train; Toodruf's
n,sspnS ~ y txf1ess and last IEt. The E1press
y fis H., sonnsst oirsct for New York Express anI
Alihr'1Ea lascr;vr Ts,s provided win Inu ,h,.d p
tb,s Ilts. 1srtsct soati Of he EnIsei
se Ia:iF iEs.rs te!~era taae:rh;a a2I ycyy Yo.x
1me GsaH l:sAhs ee;weea NEW l1rs and pos:on
uaiEa. s@' VA ese3'EA VI Inc "oess
acketT e G7sfSn az gecd VIA Ncrwch Fall River
ct:aEke Though New York. 331-4-s~-A-ee VI
eAe1s nlay 9e eotai1el It auy the u,poact Railroad
Unees u ths a:so eu any OF lie Tesu;ar Inc
oa tne Mississippi OF Ohio RI and 1t ttt
Philadelphia. e-ooss'se
, 1860-03-24
Foreign MARKETS.

rkh cAHAoA-l - Lrzsrooz. Aasch %.
IsnEApsrrrrs afArRr7.-R, S. Co. quote F1onr ccrv
1uh ea J. INT i 1ssdy y r 1t Wheat
1H,oH -. %. a. 1ss id Bgiand e.. say hoidem II
W.iSt aod tour aie very nIm 1adcph g. ID vs. a.
dull. r. slight dect4s. NfAe - l'eA~s1-e
, 1860-03-24

Fr,nAE ErExszd. Aarcl. N. 1851.
ine 1oHo"1ng are the receipts aud shipments
tor the past tweatr-foar hours;
, 1860-03-24

70 IKE'S PEAR. EXPRESS
- TRAtM=:I VIII axe PASSENGER, ~ ctt...o ~
y, 1Ge aaoge mines Ter asO. The Dassensos viii 6s fu.
ca4isI f1 s Tickets to the MISSOURI KvEK EId
:. Aishf Wagons with good .Horses.
Through IN about n I'D,
TWENTY DAYS FROM; CHICAGO.
furnish their own pfoysiop. Far n,,+,
Touse M Nh, ansuia,ey ut No. II Lasais street. Custom
--@.--.,..: j. A. BROCK
, 1860-03-24

N VIICE.-I lie Annual Meelipo 0f'
Il; hs foung alrns Association fos tie Elec;|on Of
SasnS1ss VII b. hsi at thei. {Putsni Blocs On
- Macn a4th D: 1850. The polls will he opened
er IS ~ y hs 'm3setng tge hearing tte
% u 1 1as sSeclve Cenmtee and the trlngaetion ri
CHI n rs t. 1e Submitted to hc meeting for its acston
IN tue hs Room for the accon,dstiGn nf I,Sa. M
e1he;, IN Obtaining books. Per order cf executive :. ~"
,1r ,,-. L. $. WELLS, President
Mrs 81
, 1860-03-24
.fJI E d


NJ OTICE.-Tbere will be an An,
Iual Meeting Of thc tckholaers of the G.rcu ity
March At the 9tec Of the >eeretary No. l6o SosS ter
the ensu- e ye;lr. T., d Jfnii ~ x sat "uas.as ~!
illll9 ilSi4iw - --H' See'e@As.
, 1860-03-24

SECONDHAND, FURNITURE
Pos: Office "Au'o'os - LIZ tITonxh Tic
, 1860-03-24

TO MONEY BORROWERS and
ae.d ! ,i Fer the su,o ef 81 and postage viii
correct form Of with arect;nrs Low tn pfcrcS Ia,
Z asf.G rape upon witch to os and nonev, eitHer
n CAlcgu nt any other portion Of the sta Of tIinp;s
S2ch lno; matt n viii save parties nneh time and exTsn.e
1,s AalIea5 EthRA1M II. CuNMtNIS, No. III Randolph
, 1860-03-24

r. ". BA KTER Il Co...

Depot West Water street, be4veea Hkn-
sioph end Madison Ch!cxEo. -
- 9ostoace add1ess Boz III. =, oc5'5sly
, 1860-03-24
OF CAE.E.-The n. Y. Ei-

sereral dfovess beg Of us to mention the new
comtuodlons drovefs' Car OH the Erie road, tit.
ted up with sleeping places, which must be kent
decsn;ly ctean. NJ drover will be allowed to
sleep with boots Oh, nor will way passengers be
allowed, as it is reported they are on the Cleve-
la1d and P4lnesvit'c Road, 10 crowd into the
drovers' cars End occupy the berths md seats
I'll! ao1e n c left for tie drorers, O. III. MeCon-
nelt offers his name as q witness of that act Of
injustice TO drovers on that Road. Numerous
witnesses speak Of the unclaan condition Of the
sleeping berths On the Canada Road.
FISHERIES ON TIE EAsr SuoRe or LAKE N1cu1-
eAS.-Wc condense from an exchange the fol
lowing statistics connected with the fisheries,
on the Eastern shore Of Lake Michigan. We
give the catch 1t ench point with It's talnatinn:
, 1860-03-24
Chicago, Clinton l. Cedar Rapid I

xcticc irAiEs x;a sl7 * t,:lsxs: 1'"S' AANA aoA&
Trains MESTWAIs:} TRAM. E.Sru.pn
, 1860-03-24

UMBER: YARD WANVEt1-
~ The undersigned want to leas. Iun,ter yard f,
Nay PARTIES having such t. rent, cla alrcss IL
tn1Gnsa nc Post uhlcs stating loca.io1 SC.
r.
, 1860-03-24

{ uEAR THE TRACK for LONG
~ JoUA,-MEssRs- KuursRs: wish to call the atom
tloa g. CUT CITY Fahess 70 he Store Of Jones Iauh
were ney h3ye some hal dozen const;rliy tnb1in
onL nd tumbll' m Iron Nails Sheet lra &C. &c 10 nv
eei annoyance III mp Gsr wnlks to tie B0ard ~ fr,d
ni-o ossk1w COMMISSION MEk HAST
, 1860-03-24

{ tH1CAGO & ROCK ISLANN
~ kA!L,nAD p l1SE-Posaenger T.:rs d.csrt fcon
~ sA2res as NAL lesges a. st0 sa and s,.fTss Il
~ y His Pm. {SatufIars excent,dl
s-faves at a:o-ao kAcndIys exesote.fl S@~-sf'""
H-fS JOH:i F. TEAEY, Gen. Suat.
- ~ ~ a1 Nen. tE9nt.