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, 1860-03-14

Fcox THE IILlso1s n1yEn.-The captain Of !
caual.boat writes from pekin, under date Of |
March 10, as follows: II arrived here two days
"ngo. tried MI along the river and I'm not
"yct able to find load. camo up ahead ef
"thc boat On tho packets and tried evory place.
"One boat loaded here yesterday at Sc. Tho
.. Hoosier left hero las. night to load at Havana
"et C4c"
REcEzr1s At CLEvzLAxn.-The receipts Of
produce ut Cleveland, last week, included ITO
brls flour; 1850 bu corn; 3s,3sa do corn;
SOC, 500 lbs lard; 1.o5s brls csgs; 2,167 brls
pork; $50 hogs; 1866 cattle; $50 sheep
C1scrxsAr1, March 10.-The Gazette Of yes.
terday says:
There was fair demand for bulk meats on
Saturday., with sales Of about half a million lbs
nj Gf far shoulders and 63@Sac for sldes, the
latter for heavy. Included ID the sales were
10000 lbs shoulders. sold after Change, at
&c. Bacon and pork were :, neglected, ana We 1,e
onotcd At n Ga5c for shoulders and sides, and
Inc latter AZ St7.a5@17.s7 for mess. Lard was
held firmly hut sales were light barrel. though
hold in some cases ut l0lc, Is obtslnabie 81 LIT
| MlOlc. Flour, though less active, was trm III
liz advance previously established, closing q.
| Is 6Ofi5 65 for superfine. Inere WAS good
demand for Whisky ut 1ec.
ApyAxcr II SrcAn IN NEW OnIE4Ss-A pri-
vate dispatch received at Cincinnati on satur.
day nigh. last, reported an advance in Sugar o1
.c per il.
PHILADELPHIA SEED Marker, March lo-C1o
&c, SEED continues dull and tue offerings, par
ticu1arly of interior descriptions, are eoptiaera
lly in excess Of the demand. Sales Of 800 bust
common, and good quality at Il @4.75 per 64 lbs.
and some inferior below the former quotation
| a small lot of Timothy brought $3.50. Th
market is bare Of Flax Seed and it is wanted
SLIGO per bush.
C1xc,sxArt SEED MAnKET, March 1o.-Clore
remains dull. We quote prime ut $4.5o@4 IS
sales IS bbla at 81 IS; 10 bush in sacks st : 45'
Timothy is in fair demaud ut So % on arr1va
and $3.15 from store; sales of2ho bush at $50
, 1860-03-14


During lhe pas: wcek there has been much better In
qusy by country dcess and tho ka'cs have been much
larger. Quite number Of country dealers. however. at1-
pang large supply Of lumber here ~ 5000 AZ navigation
is rly opened. md decline in prces holding Of ct
preset. and buying on taauppy Immediate wants. There
have been Louis buyers here curing the week. nrd
about feet have b-e3 sold at SIS for third clear.
4s for second cear and s.ae5 for 6rtt. They havc
also purchased flooring to extent at sl13 for c6'
moa. and si5o for eliza. Tia rata Of feslts by Canal
t. St. Lopls II u pc. thousand feet.
The from the lumber regions ara to the eject that
tbs rapsdyd:s appearing. J.stcpheas'a. writing
from Menomlnee Kiser, Na1ch5, ssYs: we are having
"vety weathtr here now End for the las. ten days
"The fnow I. all c ut tie mouth Of tae rtyeE, a1d VIC
"cant hapl aoy up the river seds. Our logging Is
'Eonein for this Sear and you sy count on ten mil.
"Itous short Green Bay. On aecount Of this warm
"spN"
the lumber merchants from Port Huron report II Us that
Black River a.d It's trhutate-, upwAz-s Ct 100
feet Of logs have teen got ougencsalT Of superior
quality.
Of Shingles md one let sid tt s23 adoa. The ssocl
Of shingles In the market At present Is light and the de
mand good 1T *:oaG.-:o.
1he following aye tbs elossz quotations. ct lunbe
, 1860-03-14

New Touk, March 13.-The steam boiler Of
the Atlantic Foundry al Brooklyn exploded
yesterday, killing the engineer, John Hazleton,
aud seriously injuring four other men-t"o it IS
feared fatally
evening another meeting Of sympathy with the
Massachusetts s!sikers-$150 were collected.
The steamship Adriatie is advertised to make
FIVE trips this season 10 Aayre and Southamp~
ton-the first on april 14th. ~.-
At the annual meeting Of DR.. Chesrer's
Church last eseniDg, the msjority Of the Board
action taken, without he sanction Q; the Church,
to collect pecuniazy mid through Miss Johustone
in England. A minority report WAS submitted
by two out Of the eight Trustees, mud which
was silent on the subject. The Church WAS ev1~
stnali majority. Trustees favorable to Dr.
Cheever were elected by q majority Of two
--ntes IN ssvterr
, 1860-03-14

The news is generally anticipated.
The question Of the Tonnage Dues had been
aett1cd BY an Edict from the Emperor, appoint,
ing four macs per ton Us the ratio to be levied |
on foreign vessels ut the open parts. l.
The United Ssates steauaship Hartford IVES 1t
Hong Kong aud sha Powhasau at japan.
1t is stated that the American Minister had
obtained pledge from tho Japanese Govern
ment that the Treaty Of Jeddo should be car
ried out in all its integrity, and certain points
had been agreed to adrantageously for trade.
The Dutch war steamer OuEonst had been nt-
tackled BY pirates in the China Sea, and all on
board, officers nEd 50 men we're murdered
The pirates then ran the vessel sshors, o.,
LATEST, ria Observation-Disclosures. March 70.
The announcement Of treaty between Aus~
tzia and Russia is without foundation, but it Is
asserted that Austria, although not bound oy
such treaty, will no more oppose the Russian
policy in Turkey.
TuRx. Feb. asth-Dy royal decree Of 70
| day, the Electoral Assemblies are convo1ed 1of
! the 25th OF March and Parliament is to meet On
| the "a Of April. Another decree apPolnts -
new Senators.
Pans. Thursday-The note by which the
| French Government requires Sa1dinia 10 gre
up the project OF the annexation Of Tuscany; Is
dated The 18th Of February and vas despateneo
the same evening to Turin, where the con11S1
arrived on Aonnay last.
baron Tsiieyrand has informed II. Thouvena
By telegraph. that Count CaEouris not expeeteG
to return 10 Turin before the as.h, when lie vii
deliver the no e.
Ro4E, Feu. ls.-The reply Of the holy See t
u. Thousenal's laat message Of she l2sh uss
will be dispatched to France By the next eout
ier, by tue way Of Narseilles-
The Cardinals, conroked by bis Holiness TO
special congregation, have unanimously oeel.s ,s
that the preservation Of the patrimonJ OF u
Popeis is too intimately connected with me gen
eral interests Of the Church to be treated SIN
IoSpos.-The morning ChronseA announce
! in the most positive way the conclusion Of Il
Austria- Russian treaty, which 1t states On a. q
= thority was on the eve Of being signed. II II
treaty has undergone some modification. Ru
t sia i'll not aid Austria in Italy: Russia mak;
;. this change in the stipuiations hecanse she M "
rot interfere but will act with Austria IN cor
q plications that nay arise with regard 70 u
countries of tue Danube OF affairs in uunsat
!. The Connifutioanft contains an lmporta
. article on the Imperial policy in Italy; but as
:, | will ba followed 80 shortly by the emperor
- speech, which will no doubt touch upon
- - same topics, the interes. Of the article "
soon be supercedsd there.
, 1860-03-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.


Cosconp, \: IT,, March rs I.-Eeturns
are receiyed from several towns Of the lower
counties Of the State, showing IN ageresa,e s
'. rintion in the relative strength Of parties
The csndidates for Governor are 1ehabod T.
G,odwiu, Republican. and Asa F. Cate, Demo
crat. The result was last year, Goodwin, 3o,-
SEC, Cate, 3aa,s02.
10r.x.-Returns from r. towns foot up foz
Goodwin 15,7:a, Cate 1900. Rcpresentatises-
l09 Republicans and so Democrats elected Ihe
Indications are that the Republicans gam con
siderably throughout the State.
, 1860-03-14
ELLlTtlORPE QUARTZ
PuLyEKtZEIK,

eset u protaelos nssha:ry hlss aa4 passer-
e. S:' S,;;s::; = y.
even th. Gus: IN. aa* u:a:- '!n MI ~
ccVshis mseh'ne t. ns active ND e,eh
ia Il, ,u.n hx. 4eruas,sa anaora. oI Lbos suf.
ncf5t iss q meh.e.
the inmens qnn 10 worx hsg, an1 ths.r et.sl
sov ecme wico te ,nrr ercsr Is s*~b!a. fr e
ean2eset ;as't-.v1 misa1sy a.; az a7s nn1
wnstt kss. ~csa !e;s saks tsss p'"e' aae 10 n'''s
..cauea: he E!'seRs ea;'1 fa;.s;: ,,a e
xneStuk re.uls not ba ed nan xnS'~ t11etlstnt
"a est y -; ;s 20: a e a!ec qas aa % ors
aad s7aoe scess The adrAass=s Ut tbs ras-1ne ase
M-M al ce e4sliy t1laspot to aoy remote r.es
til - sfn.de IN construction, and l1ae 70 Ett
Il rtp.:t,saa a q nsn turning ssas 1t ha'ns LUX
~ pan saas a. Be replaced In Us.
i've u2utes At cot 10 exceed ose ao'as aoa ~
ah@Eash se. Of surfaces will prverz: ten tines ~
aTcnnt of q,r.:tx Mat the ~ekht Ct metal W
IS ~ q ts es,aseq AID 7*ss'ra It In
sta~lt aoes nat fe!r. ooEfo.Eth the po.eFt com
:s:s es:sn: - to as:ss;; ;ss
a. e Gi 7: 'sas :as
e I Ss hoa I'll
| readiness for operation -r, h.e,,. II.
miner and f eontdFsI that lis own interests EA iaSse
| Fkurirersal ant a1ottsn- -.
The raiia Will be 1naauf1etled = the Wtt.Hso~n z
sqs soas Sets: ut ss ssss:; d. r 4 I'll
he srd In her for tAs L md - po
ous MI a. be !a.a!lt tout ECO: and go9l
ecani.ra. The ..putca ot ~, E. ~ 4
Leuxrs Addressed to 4. e. ELLtrHcRP Ch:S7o y
| or to oSAMUEL MON ~, Gz=enviIe Coca, I'LL rctas'e
ps.npt sttention- -, CO.. r,..s....
F.i.s Of MI, complete, With Stfs P1lTeEa .,.. r.
SuEfaoqs :.,f.c.. K
| t,.shs6,1v !. c. ELLITHORPE i CO.
, 1860-03-14

MILwAckEg, March l3.--Kobc1t 4. Lynch,
City CLERK, and Z. l.. Il. Gardiner, City Comp
troller, who were arrested for ma1iexsance On
Saturday and Sunday-forgery and eubez-
element. were arraisoed in The Municipal Court
yesterday, aud required TO giye bail in the sum
Of 81. 900 csch for their. appearance On Thurs
dnY, in de(auls of which they were recomt1itted-
The Investigating Committee is stil busi!y En-
nnaftments. snd We are assured that "tbe end In
not vet"
, 1860-03-14

CHARLESTON, S. c., March l3.-fhs steamer
Isabel las arrived from Havana, ria hey West,
with dates 10 10th. Among the passengers are
the Maretzek troupe: also. G. y Eloy, IN charge
Of tue Marshal OF Key West, {" route ior mo
ptn.sn9b at to the aisF co
Morantcs. v..
At Havana sugars were dull aud prices easier
Molasses was arriving freely: and ciaH ea a eena-
minded 4@4l. Reals and M9seoyado s@S., Il:
Freights had slightly advanced. h1cnanSs o'
on New York ia@li premium, on New Orleans
Ii r.rau1inna
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Important Decision.

pn7snuacp, March 1a.-Judge Mecandles., Of
the United States Circuit Court, delivered an
elaborate opinion to-day in The case of pohh1n,
: citizen of fa1aryiand, vs. the County OF Ale
ehany, one The bond cases, oEer.s1'nE no,
zion 10 set aside the execution, and d1tech:g
fhr Tinted States Marshal to proceed with the
saie Of County stocks il, the Alic5hany Valley
and ConuclsyiIle Railroad.
, 1860-03-14
Gttp UHr 6aIG.


GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- e ceet c'E ss caieaso' ssy Collectors o.
Notice Is hereby gyen that whereas the undersigned,
City Collector Of satd CITY Of Chia1su. DID on
1th day OF January, 4. p. 1891 Il specA Term of NO
superior Court ot Chicago, begun aud held On raid i.st
oreAald Day at the Court Hou,e Ia said City o ChaRos
report to St Cou tia .andA usA aubots pecxs ind Par
cells Of land heEentar described for The asanst
tie Gac respectively for the amount nf sa4es asseu<n
tnssses aud c.ta respectively due thereon aceo ut OF
the general s1[itc waIsAat for the evkctop Of The 1n-
Eua taxa Of sau ty Of GhiaSo for thr municipal year.
1. D. 1S snQ xcuu1t Of tbs several special warrants
hernatsf rasniioped ard. wheE<aa xpeEt1 having
been pronounced BY sad Court axuxt tts 2ad ts sab
na pec ana parcels OF Land hereinafter described eupy
o. sad Coecsss .n FcpoE.4 together with tbs oEsr f
sale Of the Court thereon issued ou Of and uodxf The
sal Of ad Court Ihs etga eenh day at February A.
D. 1s&l, l!IeIfed 10 the said Clty Collector
Now. tn te1ore be It known that the unitrxneI City
Collector cf Ee " Of Ch{saEo, ~ BY virtue of tho
premises. Thursday. the 18th day Of March H. D. 1f,
II tho hGuF Of ten O'Clock In the nns TIE noft
oftht Court House In City Of Chxo e1po+s for pub
lc sle the following described and% l0ta &uLltA prces
and parcels at aul descoed In ad copy repor The
order Of 2e thereon for the aouns Of the laseest
and tts Of the axAtsuents Interest md Gusts due
teean respectively upon aid general 4nd special
In ald copy, reports md b&silaeE described respectively
A.F. c. NuE1LER, City Collector.
Warrant for taa collection at iA> annual saxea for u
| Municipal fear a. D. 1853.
/ ORIGINAL roTN OF CHICAGO.
, 1860-03-14
:Fi11ancial anu grontnterelal. I.
MON RY.

Trr<par Errx1so, March H. 1ste.
During the past wcek the money ,nafke' nus
boen tolerahy easy, aud merchants anu pFoouee
dealers hare had but little difficulty IN p3ocof"
ing accommodations ut 10 per cent per annaul'
Eastern exchange is in very limited supply
and the market has bcen very firm ut = per cent
1,-enium. To-day. however, nj The banks but !
one hare advanced to .. per cent, nj which
xaaa sales we're also made on the street. Ihere
q prospect Of a close market IN exchange 1or
some vreks-at least till produce begins to
move forward.
sr. Locs.-The St. Louis Rsnu5liean Of yes
tarday contains tue following summary Of the
weekly statements oftbc Banks Of that city:
H'arrh 10. MARKS: Inc Dec.
Sisal S,s.lss....."... ..oa. sMs,: ss:oi 49,: :;s
The following is the statement for The week
from the Office Of the Untcd States Treasurer ut
st. Louis:
Rsoeipts weak ending March .sasS sS4S
9t,Se1sea Ssns as4@ s,4,e q e.
The banks are still losing circulation. Tlis
movement has been now going for~ard steadily
with scarcely au interruption for months. There
wss reduction in the coin last week, although
the arn9unt last week stands ut about the artr-
&RE Sl1EH LQe wear EAu.V il. ds tAC N4usG - '.'~
weak the exchange narsct was III about the
sa1ne cou6ition Us IN the to1c part OF it, e
change vas at u premium on lie East ana u
aud II premium on New Orleans. 4 decline
ia the rates at New Orleans on New York so'ne
days since tended 10 lower the rates nerc.
but since, their recovery there has snncneo
ta4es here.
C,yc1xSA71.-The Gasettt Of yesterday thus
royiews the money market:
The market for Eastern exchange exhibited
no new feature The supply and demand were
in the aggregate. equal. aud The balances, at TIE
close, were about the same rs on The previous
Saturday. Tnc leading dealers bought and
ters thore was more disposition to sell than tt
buy. but this Is owing to scarcity Of cur
: Tency. aud not to M oyer supply Of exchange
The heavy asserting houses we're more active
in returning bank notes during the last th1e'
DAYS than ia the curly pa,t Oh the week, tn
supply Of exchange from other sources not be
in0 tauat to their wants. This restricts th
simply Of currency. There WIS increased busl
ness in New Orleans sight, dealers hasini
bought considerable, on Saturday, ut discount
bus there waa oulv limited inquiry for bank
ers' checks at premium. New Orscans bill
wore in good supply, and the prevailing rate
for No. paper wers dis. for 80 days and
dis, for co DAYS. Eastern bills we're in nasd'
rate supply, and good paper was taken 1reeI
NJ equal to 10'per cent. per annun 3or 70 un
20 DAYS. Tncre were occasional TRANSACTION
nsl@a per ccnt ab are ind below this rate, b.
it m4y be regarded as the Leading hguIe. ~
thing Of importance transrared ~ gold ~
niles are shipped East rs toey accumulate. "
quote:
, 1860-03-14
MlksOUrt Legislature.

ST. Lor1s, March l3.-The Railroad bill appro-
nratine 81 $50 900 to the Pacific, 5000 90 to the
froo Mountain, s75o.ooo to Southeast branch
Pacific, passed the House this afternoon ~ MAJ nn
Tbe III previous appropriation Of sl,eoe, 900 to
yortb Missouri Road is not included in this bill.
This leaves upward Of 81 .ooo, 600 in the Treasu-
rr Us sinking fund for payment. interest, etc
, 1860-03-14

HY TE1I0EAFu.J INV toEk. March II.
l. sssa.g sf ss :
IN o.dezto res!ize sales 30 h.s at 49 tt tucet
Wes:. :S q for Saa cn.aoa % 10 msun eur, s d;
oe.-s io1 shipping hrAnds e1t ronld htop oAio MT
sie: 't 90 ots Gos' II &C. eSta
Kyt -four .teadg Tah ss :ae. At 10 f.. so1@oe
LIZ Ss5s Hsal ss:!ss :s 'ils' u 10 si' ia.
;ou a whes ana aa +. n:ee p
pine ned VIZ IL. III 6a ssee.: I;sS Il .i.S
e. s: fss sis ssa & ses 8 III :: S s
saies 500, a,eer old anu new - At . afoat. Har
r1s!f fsa1 ssy fa1sd r.
7kct dull and rsther easleT ATS " 900 ou
'aif, al nssssase tsae Al t@x Wet
en-, State and Canaci.n.
a,ss: % @
sn}pa cososa IN % & pcns s;as.s ts1 a14 ~
ddsss % s1s iiss |
20 :s Ws:sa e;2t
,Ss e; { Is: :s;s
s:s IL !.
Cut meats odelate ie3a.tt Il uncaanEed Pcss Sales
e. rsf: ISS 81 ~
nt: sIa i,d ae ena dsac hsas :; ~
1l@Ise. ...*,. ... g,
tcna lipa wood On pEivate tesrus
H1scrs5xs-Nutasses unch angel. Saes e5 hhds rora
Te Al ~ IS bills 3c; Is hhdt Mu+covAda Ut 81
And by auct n bLls New Orleans At 33s It 70 days
- Id y: 80 hhds New U1]eAn. II tkG.ishn instt
r1c vr s,e boios and hs suetiou 70 nhs Texas Il e
t.Tm. Tosaeeo unchinSfd. 6.lceso bids kS at 5ol.c
R;oCo1es sery arm Win nook Of tooo h,f On tle y
tcritions arc unchaneed sales tsrs Aasae,!ho a tx
''ss1ncss~Its 81 sti I'll and 1a,hss eas,es: CHI
SIX ii Cen 6l}, fanana 15st Mich c:n Sa4. rlsv r.
s0x Nich tpu II ku2r lSH Hudson :1A. Gen IN
Hs,icm Iet bonds 9k Hudton ID boud. s..
, 1860-03-14

Fire and Dist1 1esaiD. Loss Of Ltfe'
SA1Eu. Ohio, March 13th.-The house Of Hum
nhrcy owens, a few miles north Of Salem, vas
testyoy ed by fire this n,oruins-fyc Of big chill,
dreu nerished in the flames. The fire originated
in m ash barrel near the house.
, 1860-03-14

1ou,sy1l1E. March 15.-The New Orleans
steamer Judge Porter, from MONTGOMERY for
New Orleans, burnt this morning on Lake Pol
chartrsin, one mic from TIC wharf. Grew
saved, Ten passengers are drowned OF miss,
ing, Cargo, 600 bales cotton, and boat total
1osa Tsart!y insured.
, 1860-03-14

MosrEEAL, March 13.-Mr- Allen. Of the CD
madam steamship Company, says that the re-
nort that Captain Smith, late Of The Indian, was
actin,, first officer Of the hungarian, is not true.
Wr. Tardie was the first officer
, 1860-03-14
FofeIEn Markets.

p- xoe7v Axxx1cA1 lIvI4fooI, Feb. -.
u.o.r~rcrvn-E l. i Co. quote dont quiet at s1t6d&
~. Wheat qaies- R<d 9,2.esased. Nhts loss1oils.
Pasy1soxs@ fet errezally ttcady Bfef ,nd Pork
ready. A%s,n quet Gat s'ea:y Lard arm sa'se for
TEapccE WAHxEr-Su4as drm. Coffee steady. Rice
auIet. splits cf TrEren.!ne ttsAd5:
Inynox NAxxtr-BstaistrEs quiet but seadr. Sugar
xtady CcEte 1n partial tilEht advance
Tan a.esaxe hu@incs without QuotH5le thAHEe Htes
Il s,sd Laseed @:-;s3 .;s9d pe tron steady = 49,
Asss to- opey nd seeaaa
AxrA1c1x SEcr!H4E:~S.la haa b*sa maas ~ L1eao9 ,9
Of ia Il soX@eoH; Erie shares sA3sk ditto 81 mort
gage borLs. tlGsGa- -r.
IxyrsropL-Thursdav Observation-Disclosures stady.
rrnysjops 4uies Produce sow Of sat. aud ptees un-
InSp,s-Thu1sday &feraaon-Contols closed At 8aA9
oi5: for money, ann e$E@55fe1 money.
, 1860-03-14

Arrival Of 4 Steamer.
Dosros. March 1.-the steamship America,
from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived at 7. u.
The mails 70 forward tomorrow morning.
, 1860-03-14

Tho Crew OF 1H6 " SafANs''
SAvAsSAn, Ga, March 1.-THE ere" of the
chin sarah. Of Bos.on. before reported burnt at
sea. arrived here to-d4y the schooner L. S.
Davis. Of New York.
, 1860-03-14

A State Police Law for Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March 13-Judge Martin in the
Superior Court this morning, gaze decision
sustaining the const.tutionality fthe new Ae-
frono|itan Police law.
, 1860-03-14

IUM4EH-KectIpsx xst week 1s,l49 feeE !nnlbes tH'p~
pd, last weet; e<s7 zoo feet luuber 1al%:3 shnScs;
s.soo prs a.h; 3o6s polss The shipments Of Lumber
during the week WERE by the following routes:
, 1860-03-14
r1,11y01X ASD MICHIGAN CANAL.

ILLINOIS AND MlCHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED .Nxsch l..
f. S. shepard Lasale. Go bu eusn.
Eot.un La Sill d. s &c In culn-
W C!ark Ii sale 5,e4s hu com.
Antelope, Ii sale. 5 80 hu coEn+
f;cldrn lou !, La sale. ~ ! ba cnu.
r H. Coct41, Ottawa, IL At.
IT, Cooley .iol:et. light.
A1-xon. Joliet. Light. . ...., IN
b. " Uel Loetpvr .1.o9o Is bran, s.aso n$ scecs y"
- eggs.
CLEARED....... .,....MaEcl T.
J. r. Harmon II sa1'e. 1ol.: u fset lumber.
Sunshine. La Sali-, 81. .iH fert Iumaer-
, 1860-03-14
EfFor4 and 0mfsaiona la the UtHA~
QuenS Tax List.

Quens Tax List.
Omitted In Warrant No. ~ South
SCHOOL, SECTION ADDITION.
Owners Name. sLoste BE- g:,s. H. A.: 4 as:: Se:a
assas Fl . ! h':Ss'' ! 81 :s"' o:us
s lis Loo n ~ sta
FKAc. SEC. Is ADDITION.
X.;,s; T. = a, s M s
oas s In ra.1ant ~ ~ aousn: F*s @ s.s y AaS
NJ - ~; "a .. : t:s:sG:s E Z
$: . @ !: : H: ~ ;s v IS s
8 :s t.: :: s;:$ Il: Ss:s:: s.
| um4is<4 IN w-1ran. No. III, s.us.
~ FsAc SEC. As ADDITION.
si$$::s;'!; sS$::sse:s E ! ' e; 81 81:
L! L 81 q s's: 's: ss Z:
ssss,.ss e ii &c s:s .ss -.
xEfpik;i:s: r ill., ';'@'':' !. =s$ z: -: IS 5
= ssss sSsi J: ts:4
%.Hant 3 ssas .sso = s4 ss:,s1ssr = :; II? y:
{; !, ) :: + i; {
n 1u3Rt4 %uit41$SioH ~ SA A~"
S$*ss sss'ss l. s'''';' :; $:s's
% 81: ss:s, sIs:'ttss:Ss?}rSs sS}S ,,,, ,,, =. -. .
. Warrant No. ~ sauth. Aaespn p.y!&on Of NV fsae.k
FL unSiviJsi - IT loe % H@
~f;s' FSS1 s; Sxass5Rs + S'es ADDITION TO CHICAGO
% II cha1ea Z u 500 ssm : %
wasat 20 should b. p;sses y Is is son,s
s
=" warrant r. ~ :teu;i b b ,',se! Nay a';'*s
50 in xasrzut III vel, quilted,
+" SCHOOL sE:T1oS ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
% 90 81 $S;|s;:; Sa$:: Ill.,. i s S s i !
sa;as e ,aa~x OF Mi of
vision Of black 81 al e*t,
g iesa L 4.Sta2t Seasi N ~e.t. omitted. : '''
= scuuoL SECTION ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
g Sws1:s;; ;.ss; ., x.,, o,.:,,,a .s 3" ~ /" "
g SCHOOL SECTION ApDrr1ox TO CHICAGO.
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sass: 4: !s;:, s..
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% set- s ~ y 'a,tsad ot hf ef J.: is ~ =.
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Wet read csn Trustees 7se4,'ss 1T M y g g
% Sec. s,sY, II. xaols x INV ~ !"
: % ~hr y = 80 ,s3
}. % y az -
Warrant l16 Nodh should b. dated O<oa<sss le7.
y % Omitted in wstaAt is0 Sosth-
" % ORIGINAL TOWN.
- % Hsso~, = hfos~h'''' no MA ~
e n .,.,,n. 1s Sc re.,. ~!tsa!ox" for "orsar<
= = "a, a. Warrant III S.1th. au~ rats 1T.
q q ~ ~ Warrant 1t3 Solt:. cmhfe! in
!. Il klSzlE.s ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
q q g raats of 4 but:sr, - II Of .,,sa ,.m ~.
d WsEsnt 1ss North .hou,i bc dated Oct- lih ls:9
q % In war ant 10 Nutth. otll1fed-
rs rs q. BUTLER. WEIGHT 4 WEn>IER's ADDITION To
so - 50 50 Peter Fleming i, 500 n.s so
e 4: e Z: rnAc. eEc. u ADDITION.
81, ~ exp LIZ 1tof~ ,xo ,,s ~
u u e e J,mc: reek. .o,.osaM ! 1! ,uyo 10 .
~ n | ~ llal1ut1. 10 AtU" J."
III ~ KEs5lr:s App'-1oS. 80. g.,
IS Is g Cana, rH,.'s.s .s, y a -
81; s ~ Ia
g." uu11EErlxLrw AuDIiloS.
:; 50 g Is; & -: 90 ,e
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IS +" Tlyas'. Il . t' "a
r % ORIGINAL TONY.
=: ss = E'Ts''''' s. IS . 60 60 :?
, 1860-03-14
T:anSp0rt 4ilon.
EztE> 1850. E.e

zfsEs ls60. z:&E
luc Ao1thcTn Transportation C'.
as.l s"snaz lie It
F,ksr CLASS scREw s1ElMTEs,
1e,u'asy lt,~e"n
0cdenxbu.cIs. Care Vincent. 0AyeEo,
a,aA ,ho Upper LnHes.
F.. rim. i. 1 Nnr c.rs.i.n sa7'nsAy Toec snd
p.s,".t. 4t,la n. Wsezly iiar :" md ''"'n
Chicago, 11llxnmkee y 1nteraisl1uto
Eorxvs
Conrses.. 3 .1th the Ka!ir=l' is".s" 0GpsNsncEG
Rutland, Eurt',,- ter, a.d saet In s'aea'ass ptat'
.At ta'e y1>sat~ viii thu "tsHown aid II sf"e Hail.
At o,xexn with til. New svcko u: .: an a,s sa.s
e.ua! e:r1 e4aal bs'vcsa u ~eac. Try.
- Thsoesa fsetest nu - 70 hut one efao"a'su'uf.
xo6h3. On e I'd ID s'taH
Agents and censF=uces.
IMYERS, Nn T.. rlro; xav. S.w Ye.9.
5;,iiy nj K.s.;. ~: q" ~ d: s'p. ] .i,s:i hoIea
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8 VcGs r.EKEK. k!,a:swkh.
$SS$:;S $S%$S9sh 4 =; "a ;SSST::::;: SS:f: };:::
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81. $s!.FS!x sihsi S!'zt':::; s;ss*s n.es..
49,. MaTiiE1s < co., Assnet;s, x,.,.
CTEAM TO IRELAND, ENG
ROYAL mArl sfEEd FEE f!1Avaaa.G4 !s1.ivla14.ox coxrA~r
New York aud Galway Line.
, 1860-03-14

Therc was au increased supply Of WESTERN
uncurrent money on Saturday, but it was taken
freely by deulcEs al II dis. for Missouri, aad 2
dix for illinois. Wisconsin and 1ora.
, 1860-03-14

TIE costs due eaeh the svef1l tais, tott sub ot
pieces and p1FceIs of Aua de.e1btd In the EoL A
lcf tue c!ection Of taa municipal Fdef
f. u. L., assuu1t ~ sl.sea cyuts each.
For Continuation Of Tax J.3st seA F9eo
= OF Supp4x 1ne1ts
, 1860-03-14
r. n. BAXTER l. Cos

N,Fu:ustInx De2ot West Water street. between Fan
4c1rh and MA4l<cn. CS.e1k1.
FN-Pnat {1f3ce a.itftts tlx-.4. tEo S9Iy