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, 1860-03-06


The New Bedford {alass.) papers tell u WON
dertal story Of the recovery Of q young lady, in
manner that puts even the miracles Of Prince
Hol1enlohc in the shade. The substance Of the
statement is from the fair patients lips:
Miss Louisa James. young lady Of 81 years,
the daughter Of widow Mary Mitchell, Of Fair
laren, had been i'll for tho greater part Of year
past, and for the last four months lad been COLI
lined to her bed. The physicians pronounced
ller disease one of the heart and lungs, aud
though the best of medical aid was procured,
she continued to fail rapidly until at last it WAS
announced that human skill cosid do nothing
more her. For the last two months she lot
all control OF her lower limbs, and it WAS with
the greatest difficulty that she could be moved.
She was reduced so Low that her stomach re-
fused the slightest nourisht1cut. On Nednes
day, the Sth inst, a female friend visited her,
and i'll the course OF 4 conversation remarked
that the Rev. Joseph K. Bellows, Of New York,
Of the Second Advent persuasion, to which the
invalid belonged, was in town. Miss James de-
sired to see him, and in the evening he called
at her residence. Sue felt that should tho Rev.
crend gentleman pray for her she would recover,
und after short conversation she made such 9
request. The clergyman and the mother Of the
invalid knclt down. and a feryent ind earnest
prayer was offered up in her behalf The moth
cr saws that before the minister prayed, the
body If her danshtcr wns cold as marble, and
at the close Of The cxhortation she pcrsIircd
freely. Miss James describes her sensations
during tue PRAYER ~ similar to those Of person
receiving Salvanic shock. That night she
passed comfortably, and in the morning arose
and dressed herself without assistance, aud on
the following Sabbath attended church she
is now enjoying the best of health, and re!ishes
the heariiest food. She has written an article
concerning her miraculous preservation. which
will be published soon in some publication Of
the denomination Of which she is q member.
, 1860-03-06
Terrible Affections,

A man by the name Of Noses McCarty, in Jay
county, Ind. some time last October, e1oped
with young woman ofthe neighhorhood, leay
"n asd depsadeni uon sSa
support. The mother was almost heart broken
by this crut lj1csertion Of her has band; tut she
was doomed 10 still severer trials. Soon aftcr
his departure, the eldest child, Esther Eveliue,
aged sixteen years, was attacked with the putrid
sore throat. q malignant form Of the scarlet fe-
breathed her last. Jonas, an interesting little
boy Of five summers, was next att .ckcdh wit the
same disease, which soon accomplished its work,
aud be was buried beside his s'strr. Next fol
lowed Moses Wilson, the eldest boy, aged twelve
years. who died on the evening of November
eth, md the next morning Sarah Jane, aged
the youngest child. in its second year, was car
ried of. By the same disease; and on tue 18th
little John died also.-1g 1gsxtera Ch. ddroo1te.
, 1860-03-06
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

FLOUR-Rcoarfs sa4 bblt. Market firm. sales wcst:-
s thls "1euesA Spring extra at eb IN storc; j.. Ibis
"Anasc Co. do. At e5co In store: 1s6 hha "Cafinyc'
choice White Wutcr At ts Is de 16a ls Ccda. RaiGs~
ut faH DEL; 10 bbe choice spring e.t, at eso dc 90
hn" CO. on 5; 80 bhls chocc do. At &3l:4 - lbs hye
1uur at 44:0 del.
WnEAT-Recelp:e (, Is bu. Demand active and market
frm skes wce-loo bu no. Spring {old) q OK In
store e tu No. spring told zrcpts} &lo7 IL ssor
eooo bn.So. slsluE told recelps) 1t al0a'in auzc
1ob1 d. a % free Of storage; 1000 bu do. at Il
atoc+c stosage-for delivery tho 10th Of LOO
d. 1t ela3 In Foe-4c delivery al 1+ ontl:
sles option; 200 tu Club aa choice Spring 1t s1lsa
tr.ek; 3oo tu do at sl1. track 800 bu do. nj I'LL
track; 40 bu Co. a: 411o track; so bu No. Spring At
t09 tuck SO tu do NJ s1oS On t1ack 20 bu 10. u
$lJT on track.
CORS-1ssccIp:a. 3St6 bu. In good demand and ad
vaneed Nc. sacs crc:- 900 bu No. (ed scce0s} al
&c In 900 bu CO (od and ntw) 1t +oHc In sofs
0 bu do tncw reeclp) at &c in elore hu d., for
delivery during The lust af Of April buyers ri Soe
b. 001 tu No. 1t In suzc; S1o bu ASjcted Il
459Hc on track-.
oATs-Recc'1ts, .ol bu In good sh'ppak demand and
advanced ac Sales we1c:.n0 bu No. Al cn acs:
10 tu DO It sc tsacS eco bu DO at sc cctscrc1 Ia
Gunn.c.-
KYE-No7reeIp.s. Market 0rn Sales weze:-4o9 tu
No. j. Ut 6. on track; u sags do at stc on track.
UAKLEy-Rece1pta 10 bu- In s lod demand and drn.
halcs 100 tn 40. <o!d 1ece nj e9c In store 400
Ii No. al &c IN track d. ii on track sotu do
Mt &c On track.
MILL STuFFS-so tons coarse Mld1l1azs ut 81 % del
1otons shorts At bags track tons FLc do In
tass sat t'G.:o.
sgEDS-Ncc ipis, 1S,ses 1la- Timothy qh!a. sales
bags primo III e:s:; 20 bags dirty at &sss;
baysdo nj &.3. Glover dull aud nominal at slA@4lo
Hungarian G1an neglsctzl
I1GuTINES-l;o bbs city wines at 2o:.
ALCoH0L-4tc 2 E1L
pRovlslOSS-Me. PORK pominal II 4&::.0o
LARD-Nomintl ii loAGloek.
TALLOW-Fhm At l0Gloke.
H,DEs-Greeu, :@7sc; Green sased. J5iz}5.xc; Dry
F1lnt, ls@l&c.
nUrTER-eo n1&lns at 1oHe; L. a:kias at lie. dairy
Buttcr. 1313lic-
EGGs-lo bbis ffeah At aKe; IS Ibis do at 1oc-
POTATOES Quiet 1t se@i1e-
P0UL1KY-Chickcns, c5e5. So pes doz; Tsxkcys, ~
Q1ec perth.
LIVE ST0GK-slipmentsc east today were LII: c::.lc,
and Isl Hog1. The market was without nlatcsza change
Sales wcsc n.ade mostly ii last ytar's prices.
Tic saies to-day wc1r:
, 1860-03-06

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-The steamer Ha-
hama, from Hayann On the 1st, arrived here to-
day.
The steamer Baltimore from Baltimore ar-
rived ut Havana on the 23tb. Sugar steady at
sl reals. Weather continued ,un;ayorablc for
the new crop. Stock 10000 boxes asainst
II 900 last year.
The steamers Gcnl Miramon and Marquesas
Of Havana, sailed for Vera Cruz on the eth
ult., under the Mexican flag. 1t was reported
that they were both purchased by Santa Anna
to aid Mlramon to seize Vera Cruz.
, 1860-03-06

CnARLEsoS, March 5.-The black crew Of the
British ship 4Avamingo mutined on Sunday.
One negro was shot, but not mortally. Order
was restored, when ult the mutineers were ar.
rested.
st. Andrews Hall in this city has been
secured By the Hon. Fernando Wood for the
Hardshell Delegates from the State Of New
York to the National Convention which is to
assemble here III April next.
, 1860-03-06

LANES TrRx,Ss Mall RonnEns.-AS st. Johns
Il. FL correspondent furnishes US with the par
tlculars OF remarkable and systematic mail
robbery. which has just been brought 10 light
in tha. city. ltappsars that money letters hare
often disappeared of late; among others letter
mailed By an editor from St Johns to Coucep-
ton Bag. The editor, finding that the Post
0ilicc authorities would not properly investi-
gate the matter, appealed to the Governor, who
Immediately ordered an inquiry, which has re-
suited in some extraordinary developments. It
seems that Mrs. and Miss Shea, (wife and daueh-
ter Of The Chief Clerk Of the Post 0fice-the
Postmaster General being absent in England,
The Chief Clerk had charge Of the otice,} aud
two serraut girls who lived with them, made a
practice Of opening the letters whenever they
II they found bills Of exchange or foreign notes,
they destroyed them. In one case, widow
woman named Woods met with serious loss.
Some Of her friends in England sent her $50
Bank Of England note. Mrs. Shea not being
ab!a to pass il, burnt it. Numerous other cases
have come to light. The discovery created
great excitement, the parties implicated being
related to some Of the high government officials.
tic. four females arc imprisoned in the leni-
tea:iary awaiting their trial.-Bos'on 1rarettr.
, 1860-03-06

TOLEDO, March 5.-A Ere at four O'Clock this
morning destroyed Union Hall, on Summit
street, a two story building adjoining, aud u
dwelling and saloon opposite. Loss $4,000; in.
sured 5000.
, 1860-03-06
Ral(1Qan8.
CHl q a & 0, low A AND
~ NEBRASKA RAILROAD
Chicago, Clinton l. Cedar Rapid !!
on sna Mt "a MONDAY Nov. 18th, 1s3s. until fush
TRAINS WESTWARD, TRAINS EASTWARD,

4sIE
TRAINS WESTWAKD. TRAINS EAsTYARD.
ur1rss t7AH. rr.,r.. -,Yv
.ll:4o pm. Leave CeJar Eapds rio psa
1nrssiCedar Rsp- 11aTs u Z G5esso e
Ids, :. ,1e:s1pm sccnvsnn, ,Tr;. TrsI.N
AocdnobA11oI 111Ia Ieayet.-{,r K,nd. 9.1o I'm
AEiye II Ced1f Kap- ALIVE - eA-''a.'' 'S'1' po
idl............,... .4:1opz,.
connecting with all Through ItaQs for Cha-p and ths
FL, fxtn+xtt With uh,,....,.-n.. .A1 ''''
Al Union arovs viii sts4ts n, ~ rinaan iohpa'"'
A Lisbon Eth stages fcr Aaanosa.
Wa:eoe edsr Fas Wa!e!T Gi!e toE AaHon .ss
t!etta Edoa Nerzca HoSn.hoL NV ~
t-ua Falls, Narenqo Newton Hs.ass T. Gooa
Bluds e@-'e~* -" ~"eA'
viii stea,a.r p,..,,ov+ m co..-p,.. ,,-.,,.,
Waterloo. . '" e-N-~ A4'e3 Luz 1a'oa Ao'
bsIween Chicago aud Cetr o1. Il ssn onIv tx iiss
fro Chicago e .hs Aissnni Errr ~ tbtn5e dsreetiT
in:s lac n;Prior ~ fo:E, 1see' Soo
Ticket. for sae Al he I,<l,,,tr-s+ 1.+ ft,,.o IN.
r. An .xent viii be 1t the DEPOT In Fulton. Is freee1e
II SNrTFr Env .n5 Sunk
JkHAM srn, ~ ,nd r,fs, T. ssaI aps' A1
------- - 9e----e--e--.:- ---e.------A- -
CIT T01T1S AJT0N ANTI f.HT
~A' 0oOAh3 aAAON AMI NA4-
~ cAdo RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
o. and after s1ysDay pcc T, 1es, ,v,E4n,~..r rr,...
sr 1orus c,1po ,1Ii,,.q,e He,Iy t1t y7,vaonpo ANN
Ea.-,,. 1c.nhw nhw qRi.ASA ,,1.,.
no4utefn NItsot7h AAnsAs ard Ntoras&1
, 1860-03-06

GALExA, ILL.,, March :.-The municipal elec.
tion to-day passed of quietly. The whole Dem
ocratc ticket, with the exception Of two Alder
men, Is elected by about $50 majority.
, 1860-03-06

New YoRk, March 5.-Thc large fye story
brick building No. l43 Maiden Lane. occupied
By John Z. Lockwood i Co., uaEal stores, and
and Louis Futhcwanger, dealer in alcohol and
canphcue, was burned this evening. Loss call
not now be fully cstin,ated, but j. cannot fall
short Of $4,000 or $40 900.
, 1860-03-06
Gitp UaI Salt.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ of Cook, CITY Of Chicago. s-s.-C1ty Collectors df

NIAIE Of 1LLlNOlS, county
~ of Cook. CITY Of Chlcako 5~s-cttT Collectors 0t
6fs, yshsnay y lSda
cray Collector Of sid CITY Of Lh:eaxo on fse t~.ntT-
ruI~te; Cou q chcaks begun I'D hed , % y ..d sst
~ sid Court The ancs ~ ssslo. psesss .nd ~
els u iaat hereinafter dc cto foF a todxaent atAns
ts Iesr<cvey for ta amount OF ta1ea. ate1ueh
lx st1.tsi eixetlon sA1t for The c"l!eenn n he an
hu4 aa-s IT aaa CITY Of CaEo. for The municipal yr
H. is3 and Of The sevsral specai warrants
t<s+IaAt&T tnst,soncd ard, vherenA ld8utat4 having
Urea r1 npuneed Ly sa Cut sxanlt Ie and'. tts
teec~ pasess Of l7nd hers.na1tes cesbed eopy
II raid toitea+rs rspo otrther sith tbs cIEr II
a< u lhe Eou thateo issued out Of and uadsf The
s:nurt ths <Ixh' eenh dsy Of Feruasy A.
u. Iat, dss<ti+ +d IL tts sAki City Collector.
t.G-+tor of les Ctr Of chr.kc vii BY r.1tue u the
tt<ns<s Thussdzy. The lth d.t Of MaIeh 4. D. l,
Il tAs Ltst:t TN "e"sk n .ho nnrnns u e nnnh dotr
w. .4a NJ f"E:~'ax aFscns<t iaa:i* tta aa1t. peess
" :1sd dserh h In rald copy fvpua AEd the
"rs u l& <tsa I'm ss snt ant ef the ta1es lntcst
Af otz, IT n& AAAsAsFAt. Insestst md c1atA 4us
tL.-~n respectively ut.,n aa.1 xe1<s1 nod SPECIAL
In sail oJ ssrata ald hsfnAss dssct It'd respectively
Ar. &. MUELLER, City Collector.
ErsnE In ths e'r4ina IT tts Annual t7xea for ths
NshIepsl f.ss 4. IT, ia.
, 1860-03-06
Tile Ia asscncers OF the Hungarian

New IoRk, March IA passenger BY the
steamer America, says Mr. Cameron, Of Mon
treal, and Mr. Wilson, Of Toronto, we're passen,
gers in the hungarian.
Cnpt: Shannon, Of the America, says tho Hun
garian had l40 passengers.
The brazilian corvette, Donna 1sabel, arrired
4p.tlrv
, 1860-03-06

rER EptErtEcu.1 LNKrrpo1, Feb. II.
EREAps1rFxs-Qriel. Fnur nominal1y unchanged, but
dstcu 10 rel. Yellow. c1sess3a..d.
laspux, rsb. l..
EuHx-FiHlcr.
AnSky MAlkfT-AnneY e-b1er and furis improving.
Eunsos .evancgd .! t4aif fur norer. Bullion III tie
lank o. England hid lEcseased El4 200 sale uc Las.
Eott. An..fcan securities lxgre Aetlye.
, 1860-03-06
Democratic Victory.

MARSHALL, Mich, March Sat the charter
election to- day, the whole Democratic ticket
was elected BY about 100 majority. Republican
majority last year was 110.
, 1860-03-06
Murder III Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March 4.-A white boy, twenty
years OF age, deliberately murdered coored
woman this afternoon, in the western part Of
the city, BIZ shooting her in her own doorway
, 1860-03-06
National Union Convention.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The National Execu-
tive Committee Of the Constitutional Union
party hare fixed on the 9Th Of May for holding
tAe nominating Convention ut Baltimore.
, 1860-03-06

HALlrA1, March 5-The revenue cutter
Daring has returned here with the damaged
mails Of the steamer Hungarian, but brings no
further news with regard 10 her loss.
, 1860-03-06
DEASONS FOR USING
@ u e r us
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

TIE NJ 7. Academy Of Metcne certify sEat 1t cun1Ans
s. rer esnt OF lure Cu! Liver Ol,
1.-Tkat!tis established a:ttha: OLE to ac A'stna~
Ell must b. transformed into emulsion in The stomach
si-That n un.t Of the cIsts In which Cod Liver Oil Is
prescribed the .ouac ctthe p4tie l. notia proper
ttiup make eu>tre alt tho amount OF oil tAEen, and
tlat "fd snHe1nss:he whos 81 tSs oi rassss
otr ungested. ard consequently inueIare tis is easily
raced IN the .ttjettftns.f
st-Thas ,uy Cod Live: OH Jelly being compound Of ou
l t. enu!tion o! Itself II In cutct with
alu1t: which takes rlace soon as It reaches the so-
1.aco. whatever It's @aision may le:
4hflat when the ysteian believes God Liver
II prescribed specific otherwise, my Jelly is
.e4te the crude oil. because tetG solid il
td.ge~,inn ami assimilation, when the contrary TIE
liquid oil i'll OF Imperative II The stomach a. above
-E.ysls les the case when Tie oil nc.cste1
tho above consideration. the superiority OF Que4
Cos Oil Jelly nveKthe c1uc Gill; Is to BE- Acknowledge
fd Is positive and Iuconteetahfe facs- Sold BY
tyIs.1y FENTt1S i co, q Lake tfrtet.
, 1860-03-06
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
Il THAL Rail ROAD.
30 NILES DOUBLE TRACE.
The taDaestv af this Eo.d novr rrn,I 70 any

l. ThAL RA1!RqA E:a III q },,n,,. ,.cx
The ,., sf ftI u, Rod esas t. an, IN IL.
country.
Between Pittsburgh .na Philadelphia,
II Il %sela Fl II
,stes s T. & u
Esp5sss I'D * ae: 5s1 through to Pad0h
sm"slsa s Gs7s az nj .,saeSea .o sae train: w;oa,
nus da(s. Ma aaa F., Iioe snad.Ts cIc+ptsd Thsee
daily .rans eoanscs c.tcrt New YORK EsFsts ani
F-:tM LII Line eonn.ct Y Baltimore ard washlneten.
p e j., ~
fsrs -itn nrch ~ tns .ts ~ = .n.; LIE I'soesA'
Six ni:y Tratns setxeen fhlaaelph'a and Ser Ycrk;
5s:eush 1skts Il ii 81 kSel 81 on ether Of q tbs ss.5s
ia. Tickets to Boston ,.s good Vi, Norwich r,a River
" L9ss. ne%on u
TeSxss usv Be on,ansi 4. or,ne pcoraa, ,E,-osd
of steaaes on Tie Is..tipp u Jul, Rs.tss I'd It he
t,es q the i Dcs:on, Sew lo:, BaiuGolr. or
- - .,v o
Asr o1ats Kar11s
ASK FOE TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH
xy1aa Tne fsss Of The fa
The eopo.e.ux Q, nr ~. S1s R,c,, t Pits.
~ SbiIn,erx ~ Er.st '.ni -. T+.*.srr~ irn;r
or Or shippas M S1s 5i3ssilaes s sFpy too
=. sr,,., - s .. eSu - " 80 ~S"4s'''
y. a. s1E" AEi' tAfson;Eh'
q: i: MSSa:;ey, M.YssIk, X. vrnssy ! GHpI-:.
W grova c. ciae,poaa; X;hesn se4t ca i,; ;aac
vile +. u. Oiey Co.. Evansville. Ad; " v. Gra-
a.a AM. to H. G'12 g. "; nas: saalef G.atn e
Neap.is, Tsnn.; ;Ct.rSs i Co., ChseaEH; w u H. kooiz
Afon. la aE 70 tfa1 Asess VI Aasl1o1-a a asese1t
POINTS "a LEG "es-
The Greatest Facilities oGcred for the
rrutes {tOu md SrecdY CFMils.
49,. pof.a.aon pt.c. .s,'o OF tas L. , E S1oCsA.
aonst:aSsliDsi IN csarss sheseot.
FREIGfITS.
n,,,,,, rout. r-,;,ht. - -, ,a~,;,.,,,.
s, x7 to sna Nd # f2 NY N aSs he..: &
kep.uesy. Indiana Illinois, wisas1a. io~a, Missouri,
The reur.ylyans Railroad also eoauects At pt.urxh
with Srmcf by whjch l}po.s can b. .,s,i to Nv
port on TIC Uho Muskineum kentucky Te.,o:..e Gun.
tc1iatld Itrut Afsxsippl Wisconsin .ou.i kans.s
AIk.rsaS and Rel vers 4ad II C1eyeaa Satt1sky 1uI
Chicago with steaux.. 10 nj ro:ts On The Aus1Lwcste1n
Lakes,
Merchants aud Shippers ent.us the transportation OF
| IT, spa.dy taans!t.
Tie rates Of FrGh: tn an from zny rolat Ia tie W.st
by the leuusyvria Narcai. At a1 n,es favorable
II arc char ed hr other X. Il, t.+tursaaiss.
kr- IL particular 10 mark isckass VA P4xxA L Il"
E. J. SHEEnEK, fht!1.!pEihEa
;tAW h99S y SHnh i', s',t-t stAE;r;
New f0rk.
LEECH i 70 No. r State street. Bo>tou
IT, H. EuJ>TllS ;xu1 Freight a Il Thlsay1phis,
| t., L. HUr5 fsF t;cn7 Tjckst III It'll. .J.;uj,.a
THos. 4. sCUTf, Gen7 snri. Ait4sss. - h;So1 ~
, 1860-03-06

DA17LE CREEK. Mich. March 5.-At the char
ter election to-,ay the Republicans elected their
whole ticket, Z. ". Randall, Mayor, by 65 ma
ioritY,
, 1860-03-06

nA1rox, O., March 5.-Michael Joyce, 8 Sec.
lion boss on The Dayton and Neuia Road, WAS
somo rogdies, who knocked him down and
stabhad him. The murdcrcrs are Jet at large.
, 1860-03-06

"Tho post Of honor Il private station
Us Jefezsoniau. 4 correspondent Of tie Fhlla-
dolphin Pttxt says:
The lines in question are tu be found in the
tragedy Of Cato" Act1V., Scene i. Cato has
just learned the death Of his son Marcus, at
which be zejoices, for it occurred when punish.
Ing treason, moralizes upon the decadence Of
liberty in Rome, aud complains that every
success is Casar's He makes up his mird to
die By his own hand. rather than yield to the
couqueror, aud advises his surviving SOP,
Portius, to retire from the turmoil Of public
life:
Mysou. tlaou Oft hast seen
Thy slrc engaged In cor +upted gtnte.
Ntesticg With yce and hstion; now thcu Scf4lmo
Epent osapoEersd. de.raiEtne Il success;
Le. me a4tF1a thce to FenFtnt tes me1
10 thJ pAteznal selt Tia Sabine tajd.
here tLc Erfat C1.ar tolcd with ha own ha1a..
And al our frugal AucestoGs were nlt1t
In humble virtues, and rural Hfn.
Ghes- live retired. pIay for the peace Of Rome:
Content thyktH to b. obscaselY good.
When Tcs PREVAILS and tmpaeus men bear swsy,
TIE poet Of honor Is Tic private station.
Hrs. Cathasine Green, N aged citizen OF
, 1860-03-06

IN. \. Iff.lls u aSalhktoa correspondence
Mr.. Geo Sennott, counsel for Stephens and
Hazlctt, arrived here yesterday, and had an ill.,
teryicw with the PRESIDENT, in the hope Of Oh
tanning his influence With the Governor and
Legislature Of Virginia. to obtain their pardon.
The President tseatcd Alr. Senuott kiudlv,..and
expressed his wa1ncst sympalhies and tbs hope
that he will succeed in his mission, hut while he
did not decline to act directly, lie did not
promise to take action,
str. Scnnott will ask The Legislature for
general amnesty in their case.
Mr.. AcLane left here this Afternoon for New
YoIk, anu will sail in the Brooklyn for Vera
Cruz. lie is clothed by our Government with
ample authority and Instructions 10 protect
American citizens and property in Mexico, in
case Of attack by Mira.non. The squadron's
movements will be governed in great degree
by McLanc's orders. Hc is fully empowered
for every emergency. This policy has only
been determined on by the Government within
the last IS hours.
| uon. James 4. Pearce, of Maryland, was
rc-comiuated for the Senatorship BY the Demo-
cratic caucus held at Annapolis Tuesday night.
The SIM says that Mr. Pearce, on tho first bal
lot received 33 votes, and was declared the
unanimous choice Of the CAUCUS. which IS OF
course equivalent to IN election. The following
was the vote:
James A. Peasrc. ....,...,..............--....
EdwaFa LnnE-..
John q. Graome- .-....s......'"'
III.
, 1860-03-06
,Dinanrial anu Commercial.


MONDAY EyxKMo Msr:h s.
Everything spcms to bc absorbed in our char
ter election, and transactions of a!l kinds To-
day have been exceedingly limited. Exchange
& closer Mt 9 per ccnt premium for currency.
Bankers sell only 10 customers, having none to
spare 10 each other brlow selling rates. =
Gold a<a2!c.
CorxrERrE17s ArLn47.-wc find tue follow
ing in the Cincinnati Comm<rrial:
CoLrHnra. March !.
4 man giving his name as Jas. Brown, was
arrested Ut this place by Officer Dewitt, Of the
Uaak of~Wteeling, Va, ut Newark. Fifty-ive
dollars, nlE tiveE. were found on his persou.
when arrested. Brown has confederate. WIN
was }akeu at Newark, wien in tho net Of at-
tempting to pass QUE Of the spurious bills.
Three hurdre1 and fifty dollars was found with
tue 4:;o A. y. train, in custody Of Marshul
Brooks, Of Newark.
tD Earnings Of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company for February:
r:..ss,. ':: IS s:s.:; !ss;ss:;. pss's.
ii III. ns,is; ID ai;s:;i @'.ss ~'ssss' *s'1io''
lansoss..,....-. 1.s.'4s 1,s.::::s sr.s7
r4as. TS;s ;is: 81: s:;:ai :::S s:'S!s 81;
Between Chicaso and Durlingtor.-al0 miles.
Fteisht.. .................,.s s6,,,..7.s
Ssa4e Aaa 1lste aac1us. l,S.f97
Total. $91.SDsJ
Between Galesburgl aud Quincy-100 miles.
Freight. ........--.-.-..-........ *uo6s..e
1'asseuErI1. R46.s9
Nails aud AlsCa tla.S1
Total. ,......-...,............ &.oG3 II
AEcTceat. for aio milrt. ..... s11is9l7
E@fnHEstc Fcbsl1lrs lS1s Sse4S3
lnc1asc Ia 1860. o...................... e=soAd9
, 1860-03-06

I0Ixi.......... IG II 1lYt 1lsEN 1.s GIC1 sSEs3
ILotE AND GEA1S - ..TcRR-
The following, table shows the amount offour
aud grain in sturc in this -. ~ the Sd inst,
compared with the 4,noues - =. .re 1t the same
lato iu 1856 I'd ~.
, 1860-03-06
For ContiD Dnatfon Of Tax List sec Pone
2 OF Supplement-

Errors and Omissions In alo Deltn-
qNens Tax List.
Omitted IN Warrant No. 80, south.
ScHuuL SECTION ADu1rluS.
Owner. Name. slot. Lot. BIZ. Fair. Ars1. co.l.
Boone { Lazmon, :5fts
'na a''' n" "' ~ rs
FRAC. SEC. Is ADDITION.
Ars-AF Funt,sk coo $50 as
oait!sa ~ = ra;: yaaa' u. =, ;aash - Ada
Wssas a1s - "a @ scats ,hoel Il ea,vi p:seSsts zen - ls
Ms.17at s. soa!s. .saaIa = s!s.sa s!sssh / i;3-
Warrant ~. >uuth. should b latct Nay ], ISL
Ea!Iaat 81 ssuss. .9euti + q juss i, 81:
wsa. wa. ss,s sa E as!s as!sf sSs AS;a
omlited n Valiant No. *, S4rih.
,,n..r f5sAc: i e SEC. Is ADDITION.
I aSSSS::sesa::Fs" S::s:e:: I +: ! $ e 4: s; 81
Subdivision of 70 T q ;s|ss 4. a1a 1T I'D sub
sssss It ~ q /; & ,sas s's
%skst:; i x,.,, J., !; g ;; ;: & &c
&as: ss sss.s :sai, { / @ aa.ta stt. s ~;
Warm! -: souh. .aoal - -tsa - .emsss y ~. ~;
Wai.ao. sia soath should t. d4si ss,sn,ssr Z: iSs.
oni!tsd caa.l sno<siss' Of = sSseoh II.
! ! 3 !: 3 Is !:
royos susy,!ss :aea ssa4 4 = saint a,.* Of
c.a 5s';t: s''* lou s' s*s'? :;
s:s s:sta s's*Pt s: !: II kfs II:
Wartan: 10 "a south. A:sesaon p.s!s on Of NV fracI
rssi,zi:;t s*S L i i J.. Il ,as~ p~
FORT DEARBORN ADnlTloS II, CHICAGO.
al Church !. II sl0 7oVo 7ao
MaX.a. 40 <, s,: .a"sa b. 49,. SC, hi
;,sfss >.aa y q e,s" aseaue-*e'!oa "wa u 'aDse
%.1saai +; VI: .'oast + ;'.ist Au.ast +.ls:s
scnuoL SETON ADDITION To CHICAGO
{ & M''s*;; Il n:sxu. Il : : ss :s% II ~ + +
EC White. = y ltsn - y
Ia ns .s a.; :: r. f:sa1 nut .e<' '''h
= waipt T,tt,s - ssst .svse :f aaaws Of nc
Subdivision Of nloes naIsaas ;ssscn, sna e!oek,.
INV IL ~af1ait faaSt ~ wes.. ornttt.a. ~"
SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION To CHICAGO.
=. Walker; -, x.,t o,,,,,., 10 II - ~ Is
sclttnL SECTION Arplrt,x To- cil1o.Go: ~,
Ely .,s 'ns* LEX ve'n 4 4 ~ -, :o2, e: :9
In .:;.,t ~ W. st. ra .lsrss.:, - sasn, = ;;s T.:
i..sa.a .i .f !ia;n:o.ss T., ,', ,. sa;, ~
lanai Isutts es su:.s s"a II Sec.'.:s ~. 49,.
F! : s s :s% ~ ~
In wanan: u. West. "u.!u..-
c''. 7''s'<*' s"'a': i Fl" sst., :ss*s"@, s,a .~
.:tst i; So;,a: ,a.a,sl.cs Z u
fS f. u iis - It Il. .n q, - ta n + :, ni; s,
IS read Nv ix.f' Ut t'oes IL 1Asaa u NV as Vi
ai =; ws1 read Can Trustees ;as,'Fe;5 T.; 4 !; (;
IN wa1! = ii tss Wet. uni tr1.--
Caaa T.ustses eat:' ':.ten q Se:. -; r. l.,
"A' i { =; =;
Warrant Nc. 1ls Worth should Vt 4ased octolsrs,h. lss1.
ORIGINAL TOWN.
+ R.ssss s?t !; @ y: s''* IL ''* ''S"'S
NaErsnt lds Na.t.. e4& 'c'sr .....
KlNzrE3. .zn1.r:uS To CHICAGO.
warrant rss North, = Gull 10 tass7, I'll. Ill., tsss.
In war ant 10 Sera, ''n,11:s,t-
BurLEE. wGlGttr < WhH.TEE:s ADDITION 1o
rs.er Fleming Il 5 IN, ~, ou
FKAc. ST.. |. AHnlT"'y.
% .1a 3ss HIx ,u ~ -,
r.
z y u21duek, h lsul1 80 w
kTNZIE'5 AuD:Tl>S.
caa. rs,s'ees ssss Subdivision CT w yre. H. j.
70; !; ID la
DUrrEEt1BLps ADDITION.
Il st.s 81 ,m
H s3
ECNOOL SECT1uN ADDITION.
T. Lynch, 3 = 1i0 = 10
II
ORIGINAL TONS.
z. .Tay'o-. ) = IN, 4.f0
uD = 3 RI $40 t:;0
, 1860-03-06

DosroS. March 5.-The yacht Wanderer
sailed ut T. u. for Havana,