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, 1860-02-17
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,

jHcE6pAf EFESISG, fe0. lG.
FLOCR-Kecegaa, 1.css has7tls. Market quiet. Sales
wire: 100 bt Ccmucrc!ay *rIius extra At *{e7k del ;
100 bs cholce Spring DEL: 81 Ibis Iort BY
ron e.ns super 90 In sorc 40 Ibis good Spring suptT
at S5.0) del: :G0 Ibis co1uyuon do at e35o del.
WI1EAT.-Eeeel.ts. 9.at bu Market quct and steady.
Slls 1o bu. No. spfi.E At oGc In store 900
bu. do s:c In store; SEQ bu ected Wsrcr &c
*tors 1co bags White W3uer tnot very Gcod1 at &lso
track 20 bags good SIrtE at si04 track $50 bu do in
bags at s1o, track oo hu eoA No. st 40 In bull
oa track go bu. DO at 9:sc on track.
cORH.-Iccri1ts, a0.Ta5 bu. Market advanced 1kGcs.
6cs II TT. M. At NC in stcre Il 60 b. do al
4lc- III s.t 9 bu ditto 1t Il X in .tore bu. do
4.c In stare .o0 bu. NJ. q, S9e IL storc o do
In ,tore; Id Rtected &c in store LOO bu do ii
3sxc in .tore l. 70 bu. dn at sc In store.
OATS.-Escs i2ts. 1900 hu. Ma1ktt advanced 1ase,
Sales 1904 bu. N.1 at SC in sscrs; 20 bu clio
In .tr1t; 500 bu. DO ut c track GOO lu do ut
SIC tfatE.
RfE-E,ce!rt:. %. tu. Market quiet. salcswcsc:
IS hag1 Nn.1 at sc on tsack-
LARLET-nceelpa. 11 bu s. bafs fair G9c on track
SEEDs-Kecc1ps, e04 n. Hungarian Gra.s aivanced
exc. sacs it bags at q IA lag4 do 1t
Tunotly Feed In gotd demand fr. Sales were 50 bl
drip O.. 80 ei bags ordinary at 10 hags do t.S
80 bags prime at s:e5 10 bugs do at I. s. Clover dul
sa1es 200 tu PIT; 10 ba.s nj u = bags do
al60.
NiGHW1SEs-neceipts, SIC bslt. Firm. 100 br. at
e0r.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p :ai.
DRESSED uoGs-Ecccip:s. eeeee Market firm. Safes
, 1860-02-17

FROvIs10SS-s:0 h'ls Ktnosla II. Q. md slcs. ut
t5 20 and tic 80 delivered here Bulk Meats and
am. Gao pieces Bnk Sides ii SIC packed 1000 pieesa
country cut Shoulders At exc packed.
LAEp-Fir1n .. 10Mc. 20 bss couutry Leaf at 19Hc.
TALLoW-1s hrs Butch rs at 1nc; Is b,ls packed At
10Ar.
liiDEs-Eco:i;ts, e41 ns Marlc. quiet asd steady.
Green frozen .7Hc; Do extra In round lots nc; G1rcn
Sailed, SHG;3c: DO extra, '4c; Dry Flint lsH5l4c
Extra, in .nun: lol., 1sxu.
POTATOES -dDGi5e lcr ,u.
BCTTER-s6 1skns fair a. loe. Daizy. 1lGl4c.
EGGS-Quist at 16@l.c.
roCLTKy--Drcssed Chickens per dog. Tur-
keyA g@11c perl
DRIED ArrJ.ES-l.0o0 n,s Southern 1t 6Xc; 900 ns
NY. Apples al sKa.
C1QPERAGE-30o Tork Nasrela 1t SIC.
LIVE STOck-KccciI Is, T. ca,tle do hega and
do shcfr. The market active and &c tctstr for
CATTLE c1uscA by c'ueton between shippers aud packers.
who n1e again In the markell Hogs hm bit inactive
account of leli zcceltt..
The hales to-day werc:
, 1860-02-17

HALIFAX, n. S., Feb. l6.-The adjourned
meeting Of the Morn Scotia Telegraph Co. WIS
held in this city yesterday, but the feeling
among the shareholders was as nearly unani-
nous against the misrute Of the late foreign
news sFecu!ating Board Of Managers, that these
gentlemen and their few friends deemed It un-
wise to attempt to throw distractions in the way
Of the reform which hns been inaugurated by
the new Board. The press md the commercial
public may now rest assured that the rule Of
first come first served" will be rigidr enforced
at all the Offices of the Nora Scotia Company
The arrangements OF The Associated Press ut
halifax are now, as ot ali times, such Us to in.
sure the pronptest delivery Of news from the
European steamers, and the public may feel rea.
ture, u for tile past len years. to be supplied
With the earliest intelligence from Europe from
this point, as we'll as from all others through
their ARRANGEMENTS
, 1860-02-17
CORPORATION NOTICE,

" CHT CLEnK UrTt:E. Chicago. Fth II. ltE0.
Public notice he'.h slsrn to l%E. int.tc<seo.
HAT this Common Cuunc If the ciy Of ChlcsEn sNttnn t.
aprrop: sn take the land reecskats II III" extension ii
the hn!f Of DYER svrnuc tht, thing t+S) feet wide
t!tn srgtt line With shr cls: Eaf Dyer ave1ue ecu
Of the Archer kosH. the n:ctloa being to m Ike trfct
@ tt tLirtY thru {s7} "a. u -. boek enc
W. ~ teceu Eetts ming t}. township thirty ulne ts
Ghx.y Ia thc plat o. u+alyt su1svon a ea!d Int Of
ton ~ proposed to bc opehe1 far highway by Tie
soIsl GL,eaS% T. asse1danc. with ,hs order. Tor the
t:Huur Of the~y Of Chicago. February lslh 1865 ard
pist q the susveJ thereof n1w On Me Ia my once.
:. 'el!.'N -. ::khE:iis3aANa: = :cnT Clerk.
, 1860-02-17

1'os1oy, Feb. lG.-Thc shoemakers in Lynn,
N..uck. uaihill, Marbehead md other seyeal
tu~ns have been holding meeting prelim-
inary to strike for higher wages. The move
mcnt is said 10 embrace operatives in ail the
throue ehout Massachusetts. AT large and en.
tllusast;c meeting Ut ssorkmcn held in Lynn
last night it was voted to strike on the ed oi
February. A committee of five WAS appointed
to notify tue manufacturers to that effect. 1
committee Of twenty dve was chosen to col1cc,
money to help carry the strike through, and
provision was made for another committee to
consist Of one hundrtd members to see that the
arrangements for the strike are fully carried
out. Noses Breed, shoe manufacturer of Lynn
las faiIed. Liabilities $4,000.
, 1860-02-17
IkllOdc Ihl0ud Democratic
Nnrxr II ts ffrfAM

PROVIDENCE, Frn. 1Gth.-The Democratic
State Convention was held here to-dny. Wm
Spraeue was nominated for Governor; J. Rus
sell bullock for Lieut.. Gov; and Walter S
burgess for Attorney General. Elisha L, Potter
Alfred Anthony, Geo. Il. Brown, Edward F
Newman, Jno. i. Francis, +. Brown, Chas. S
Btadley aud Welcome 3. Sayles were elected
delegates to the Charleston Convention. 4
State Convention WAS held here to-day of con
sersasiyes opposed to the Republican nomina
tions. 1t was not large, cleyeu towns out o
the thirty.tWo not being represented.
, 1860-02-17

cloversccd there has been more activity and
prices hare advanced 1osc q bu. Sales of 800
bu common anl prime quality at S4.ces 05.lal
p Ga lbs, chiefly ut the latter figure; l,50U bnss
rr-cleaucd, to 20 out Of the market. at e!GSic.
and 700 bags ut Ste = b. Small sai9s or limo
thy at S3,45, and Flaxseed ut $l.5s0l.C0,
DE7noIr-Feb. 15.-The Detroit tribune ot
yesterday evening saws:
Flonr is without 0uotable change, selling in
light luts ut S5.Uo@5 SIT. There are now full
stocks generally throughout the country, eren
ut points where local scarcity has hitherto i'm
parted considerable frmness to the market, and
with no apparent outlet, the general tendency
il downward. Wheat is without material change,
extra white being nominal Ut Il %, und red
winter ut $1-1a@1.15.' There is rather more
disposition to realize, aud in one or two instcn-
ccs parcels have changed hands ut prices lit
tie below those demanded IL few days ago. To-
day COO bu No. j spring sold at $1.16. C:rn
continues in fair demand. but prices are still re-
ceding, 5:c being now all that is asked deliver
ed in bags. A sul Of 1000 bu at that figure.
Also 4 car cob 6f 41c and car do at 4sc. Oats
have declined sc on account Of the decline in
Chicago, 34!c being now all that is offered by
buyers. Barley quiet and steady ut 81 .251 L35
per 100 lbs. Rye cannot be quoted at more
than Csc q bu, although VIC hear Of one or two
light sales ut zoe. Clover seed from wagons
commands s.}@440; Timothy is wanted to
some extent at &5.v0. butter is dull at lac for
roll. Eggs are dull ut 13c. We lsaye, very un-
e1pcctedly, TO report tue sale Of 100 bbls mess
pork ut *l7.00. Holders arenow asking Sl7.5n;
hams lie; shoulders 7ISc. Corn meal $l.1a}.
, 1860-02-17

Ar: Anderson, Of Missouri. made speech
taking, strong Southern ground.
Mr.. Fenton replied to what he considered un.
just and unfounded assaults on the Republi-
cans.
The Committee rose, and the House adjourned
, 1860-02-17

New ORLEANS. Feb. 1G.-The delegates elect
ed from this city to the State Convention, are
largely Administration.
The Almada quicksilver mining case has been
decided in favor ot the United States.
, 1860-02-17
Virwfn{u S1atG Convention.

R1cuxoSD, IN, Feb. lG,h,-Thc Democratic
State Convention assembled here to. div, aut]
temporarily organized by the choice Of Mr.
PAYNE, of Fauquicr, as Chairman, which is {
triumph OF the friends Of Henry 4. Wise.
There was much confusion il, til: subsequent
proceedings, in regard to the manner ot up
pointment Of the Committee on Credentiat.
After stormy debate. it vas At lenstl, decided
roll by counties, aud t1a. members report tlei,
names and lie permitted to take their seats
The call Of the roll then proceeded amid great
confusion.
subsequently the death Of Ar. Il. Rush Floyf
was announced, and the Convention adjourned
till o'clock p. N.
, 1860-02-17

DrFPAIo; Feb. le.-Tbc annual statement Of
marine disasters on the lakes for 1889, shows
the total logs by steam to be 1920, ,l00-an in
creaso upon the losses Of 1855 Of $ss1, ,s6s. To-
I'll loss Of flile in 1859. 1o5-being decrease Of
II from sheprevious year:
, 1860-02-17

| ArGrsrA, Ca, Feb. 16.-Andrew Rogers, hail
| ing from Helena, Arkansas. was arrested here
to day gu the charge Of abduc,ing free negroes
aud selling them into slayery. subsequently
lie was conveyed to Macon for trial in charge Of
| policemen.
, 1860-02-17

/ Amp AND OIL EMPORIUM
126 CLARK STREET. =. 12o
CHARLES L. NOBLE, AGENT M,x.ov,
Ecx: kIrES Of
kerosene and Coal Oils
TRn "GECQLa1oR. BURNER.
es'as more hzot than any other Kerosene or cosl Oil
hutn=rin Use, ara sold At low cures to the trade
WtcAs, Paper Shades. Chimnies, oil
Cans, Brushes, aud Paris of LAMPS.
Constantly m haad.
Parties buy NJ IN LARGE QUANTITIES can buv >.
- !" "Foef hon the Eaat AID pay freight ,ai ex
N0A-8e+ T. 6r1l La
, 1860-02-17

CHARLESTON, Feb. 1i.-An arrival ut this por'
brings the Nassau Gaardian of the s.h inst
The Legislature had opcntd with imposing
ceremonies: Gen. Pierce and his wife, ane
other Americans were present.
, 1860-02-17

Resolutions of respect to the memory of u
r. Floyd we're adopted and eloquent eulocict
pronounced upon his life and character
4 dispatch was read from the Democratic
Convention held at Hartford, embracing the
following resolution:
Rsolred. That the Democracy of Connecticut
sends to Virginia fraternalrega congratula
ting the Old Dominion On the effectual manner
in which she suppressed the abolition invasion
Of her soil, initiated to disturb her rights anu
shed the blood of her citizens.
This resolution was received with yociferons
applause, but action upon it was postponed.
Calling the list Of counties was then resumed,
but shortly afterwards interrupted by the in.
PRODUCTION Of resolution that the democratic
members of the General Assembly whose coun,
ties were not represented be invited to take
take seats in the convention. This was strong.
ly opposed, md great confusion followed
When order was somewhat restored, the Com.
nittce on Organization reported Gen. Rober,
4. Banks of Madison, for President, aud the
usual number Of E1ce,Presidents and Secreta.
RIGS.
4 resolution about permitting other than
delegated members to take seats IN t e Conyen-
tion, was discussed most Of tue session. The
excitement This accustomed wAs intense, and
Hunter and Wise men nearly eliminated in q
personal collision. The resolution was ut lust
tabled, and the Convention adjourned until
evening.
The proceedings show that Hunter stock has
advanced, though possibly all differences mag
be adjusted. Cheers and Kisses were on one
occasion given alternately for Wise and Hunter.
About 500 delegates are present. The Hall is
densely crowded.
, 1860-02-17

i AE-eca72ce to- Manufacturer. It sa frame build *,
te Sty q 0uara. mics ~ Of Chcaxn md truens
o. The Illinois and Michigan tan2l and mnla ~ Itia e
it has eocd new ssc1aa Ensnr anil Daer. with Soup
vats. Tabs sa4 TT Eets.s Of kt e7plety nth - r.
rouSda of Soap per week; with patent Candle Iailds
which will tun out .o to 0c0 pannts OF t.ndss res
ha. been used but few u"aiha. IL has !ce Hons
The lot Of uu sons capaey and spscou. Well q nsvcr
1a popetfy offered c1eat Rlc1lsce ns c4sb.
aIoa xivea i1lt,eulateIy. Appy To i. ". uaVAELY.
Liee O,Awz Sottnxxts Buck, South sts Court Hot.
%,~ tLHHN
, 1860-02-17

THrEspAr Evxano, Feb. 16, lEtC.
Tho following ARE the receipts and shipments
for the past twenty -four hours:
, 1860-02-17

At IN prrnsc taeEidee. wthuc: rcEad to c,. aud on
the most aroEaAl1 terra% tsstcaas Flour and Gsst ME-
sxiy miles tEcm chteaso, In the iusa of Anena x9sx
eouasy. lAlnols aaI l one q sts r. kEAn xfo~as
and las Saw Mi attached, and otact nv stnr r 81.
= Sosih Wstx,s 4 Jas. ", IuOMlS, 113 Laks4s
, 1860-02-17


III Tk1reHArn.} NEW YoH1. Feb. 16.
F1ora-Alorc dcinE and snarkc, exhibits s1euty
feeling Fric:s howerrr are without material anee.
some little .trcuiavr lnalis. saits 1oo h Il ID :o
e. sa:xf s:as :eI e1,a as d
,sss' ee .a earaaa "a f,sus aa's
t:ns 1K.L1l.:l aud heavy Il $50 for Iers.y and
B:ck~ArA1 fLora-r1euts and dn1l at *'e.xs,..s PER
Wnss!-Na1set dull and drcolre sales lrs at ..
c'n. j: wifi. n"hus Il, ~, y. set:Aa:41c. =.
aa: Il
az yt s % % ass ss III u ksaD r u +" .n n1's
dcM.: i,s.sy d9il I'd anehan,e 80 y i fr
Nd 15s x @ s.a IN S .s1 5s e s51 ad
ii 4+ FIR ~c-serl Ea.ad an; t,s sfc stats
1'H"v1sI"ss!'o!x ms1s+1 ic>s active. cus Prices
n: h. a:ssf ss S.x is: s IS IT, II t% !; e:
x.s: e 10 p: S {: {! ;s sssa2 @:
20 for extra lsanc besf Am. Sacs
tn ffss ~ IS; X:
d,my lcl II tls. :.r s:n e. "a for Wet.
;s :, ssssn sss ' aas % ss;.s ss !"
,aixs 7 tt:E !sny asd ul 4 1,91's ts OHIO. sni
tn,Tkx-Qnlet. sa.s IN taR+ l:.. = 'stLtx1a.
trq.s-Ia farre rea"sss ard nsa. ssies :oJ hhe: Cuba
AMr0ERd1 1t 5!t&kI:.
- tfs: t 1f!s:s:
EcH T. ST. fanan7 15sX, Mich Soula Eua.anterd lli
Reading :Yt. Harlem prefcrrcd ~ Erie Pacific Mali
VII tass S p 9 2, ra's* ;;ns o'ns at NJ oe'a
Auction Sale OF Wool.
| NEx To1K. Feb. l6.
weo1-The public sa'e o-lay was areely aitendcd and
quito apEcd-. Tho unira catalogue. with few skrrp
y a. Sa % asn ,'s'' shs r 4
vate xalr and Fails actnE ~ st.fs. 1r sfr through
Wt.mr,itgs l. Mount. Lot Sot. eaH r common E.ec~
:sEc; 6e0 do extra hc &c. 81; lo0l do medium UhtG
600 unwa..d extra fierce Sc alsuf WASHINGTON
Co.. Tl1a. Wool. ll0o s ,iskIck 6ss lltn lhs
tn, o.: ~a*ltd assn 1 Is. - 3" IL: medium New
10 State hctee ae;yt l~ mixed pulled .Ge: e, liz
3lkc uU lbs M. fet-. Sc: lass iicklccs texee
lao SOL NY. nrece 4tc no extra Aeect %s; 5000 oe
New York Hsecyk &c lon hns selected af &c; ~ssled
Al 4lkc :h0 d6ah!e cxta Duchess t:ounty frce Al 9
unva:heA cxta trect i! cttsa 50 te
ycrY Enc 0,b Ncw at Sc I1 doEhf c1tsa
and Fsunsy:y1aEa nece 1t "a: Stt0 mixed New fGtk
a-cee Io?o lsht nee1a fseee ai IS IS to double
and Quart hrni Il a1 s5GstHc1 :fJ rscklnek
linei dstt,r &c :ee "a, Ollie asese Il - 20
saSs cs,ag ss Ss Se Ys.s 4 reS3e M
extra Oa'o <ae &N1 d'utc extrA Nav York State
hrfce &5R uuwathrd At &c: 1000 chnet oA!n III
.c SOU nt and heart fcresf nj aa tn wssaef
1oN s.,s rssss :a' No. !, nsect
wsshe7 wool Sc 1e: i,s double S1ta 1h" 2nd ltnns
.ux dnulr ext.d Ohio ard Pennsylvania fscee At SO
sxc: % oin :.ot PENN drss; Z 70
Ohio aud Fc1na. IT 9jsc- lhe tAhdo} aaa noee
brought from eEto ~ cctts.
, 1860-02-17

Population of II ansar.
ST. LoEls. Feb. 15.-According to official re-
turns of the assessors Of kansas, the poputa,
ton Of the Territory is ,;a,.50.
, 1860-02-17
- ASONS FOR USIND
@ U E r us
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

TIE Y. T. Academy At eerl!y {Lat Il coctau.
IS rer cent OF Pure Cod Liver Oil,
-Thst it's established fActaat Utls, be sIm!s-
ed must betsaa-foEriet into eMuslu ia tie Apn:a.h
:ifh.i ln most 9TH e!sesi in winch Cod Liver ou Is
Prescribed The stomach ofthe tit mt Is IN pEope.
lku make euul.tre al thu Of oil t4ken and
that <r-4tp 4nt sousHs the whsle OF he I'll ~. =
ID and imperative tins Is ea.:I}
tyaerst Ia The ieI~ttuns.)
saTba my Cod Liver Ou Jelly being compound Of Of,
xnd il en4Itlun Of Itself contact with
alhiad which takes Pike is it reace3 the $40
nach. whatever It's condition may be-
4h-rh1t when lue Physician beisv God Liver
Oil 70 be prescribed specific Otherwise my Jelly Il
EFtt43tt thin the crute a hec4ne being >u4d It
remain in sunt vet to nndetsu HE natural process
OF digestion assimilation. when au the xuui{4ry lie
NqILt I'll Ill pass Ut imperative II tie staElch abaye
stated. IL not tn ccn.en tu uake e:nutzive which ii
wsys Of !sat sae whsa Tie oil Is Ipdcsi+d
From the atuvr consideration. tie superiority nf 1uesu4
Cod Liver Oil Jttty over tia c:ue I'll, !. 10 b.
ed as positive and !aconts Stah1ef1es. Sud by
i.f tENTHA q akaz
, 1860-02-17

- .NIIIE EfE1T I1t:luS Of
heads "f h1r arr !ne b. ,kc OF tees< for
With no tc.eni!1c suthosity + responsible.
CE1>TADOEO'S EXCELSIOR nYE
oa the contrary Presents the chest .elealc eyeisrtts,
Htasb btvn ana5z7d By liz. Cl,LyoS stands !. The
had Of ous Experimental thcut. add As States In h,
Certificate sh nothing Injurious II.
THIS UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL,
addd t. the well known act that Il is The nlvst rrah
and the most n.tuH u:acturei have siveu It
lmm. preRe+ aud tie ses 1uutins up on Il oa,h
to month, with rpdiEy E severely the emerge,
md sesoa'es Vt the proprietor Sold everywhere AMI
Piled ty al Aa!r afe Sra EElSIAD1ku, NJ Asto.
Aouse. New Yu,k.
JuHN D. pAEK. A=eat
fet6!A%lm 1ssLake s.1tc. Ch.e9sp
, 1860-02-17

THE BEST HAMS N TIE
;. = .-5KKEr,-Tbs best x*nune sugar Cuskd HANS 70
NJ 4an in this ax r. p,SSs;.srs pr. =, s
ani.l 81 snSwS' s''s Tss @ sten,ioa q
Fiji. Ga,eS,s l. called to these Han,a Axe. on had
. ,hsrSf article Of amoke1b bee1 ah' 4o0&oos is4A!n'
, 1860-02-17

Til. Soap Is UNSURPASSED. may saY unequaltL hy
any in The world Its .les t.r washing. shaving sofe
!s and VT !tcntos the sk, Ar superior any u,he
c"inp,uhd now Use. 1t viii Prevent the .kfn tom
rcas, amphak Fom your nthInx. With COLI or warm
wttc ~ the # place: hls snp* iLade without KY OF
per rund AID tae washing sap lent per peund
In the this place, it can le made i've mtnues
snpl that any "le altet puch1sns3 fce,pe. ak4 IT,
and the ni1teri-sare lrly CHAINED.
In tie fJu,ta pace sou barEe IT common soft
leys1s2a.a make two Il II in fifteen minutes Of
es1s # lrre ana soy lady can ro washing Of csar:
thu just kr hasre Of sott snap weighs
gu tonEds aud that u cents peunl The usual ricr.
akts VI ID. thus ynu nake your recefpe cear In the
doun Ing of hac O. A,ap to Say nothing Of better
arttel- 1t CENT irr pounH.
TF viii furnish anY one th above rrcpe with full
Instructions for FIVE DUuLAlsS In current one r.
All money cat b. til u! Is At risk All ORDERS promptly
attended to. AGdfes, the rsiEnel Choppers Eet0t
She by county. Ky. ifelT13idI.wI ], Il. CtiQpcEis.
, 1860-02-17

TOR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN.
Wagons UE7y% Fixture. kc. and .hs good will Of the
concern tosn:srx owned sy CilarMAxN y & MAY. cf ,hs
vii be sold a. BARGAIN to pa1tlss desQas of eaxax
L. the business ard ateGcther ottrs N opportunity
known through tic est anu oeat< II the csrs Of the
Etst AGRICULTURAL district IT our country cot so!d 10
eefkes Abort time tney will be tdert IN parcels to
auIt rufchaasfS st low pncra.
Tts.as cash, or appr,ved security 1oeh tne - may
Is oaifst Eloek. u l. r. sPAEA51, ~. - Na7ke
atyrff ifi2aesalAW
, 1860-02-17

IrNECUTDIs'> SALE.-Tha exec
nit,"s the E,'a'e ri i. lE.s.r viii Offer fur tas
ruhrt i cn North Gonr 1t the ''u'lrt Hnrlsc In
t"t tt uf Chc'E'. The u day ~ May next. lh fol-
h*px LOTS 1it 1sclitaoa Ut puper1y. ben: part IT ta
tstatr, to-wtt:
LOTS ~ THE CITY Of CHICAGO.
Sub Let ofLoss+e**, block :: seh,l Sc. :ael7on.
:. :; : !, 49, ,... :sss"i.
E..on : :::o.*'':*'. * * !! $ {; {:
:: Sch7 SEC. 1t+Ix:.n II.
NV J. ~ nCay, n :.2 1.sl1 ~ =.
Let l.. b"ck l. schsol Sc. subject to 1edsmFiun for
j.'N, oUklsl fxs:.
LUIS IN PERI, ILL.
Lets aal l. IN Luck IL. {The Z. +. L. l. Railroad AZ
the r.sht If w7y}
LAND In T1NSE1AGo CU. ILL.,
x. Ecf y. x Of Sec- ". Town II. Rang. 80 acres.
LANDS IN TOWN i COUNTY OF OTTAWA. MICH.
Aasf section Taxa !. R.n<e l5.....-...-..sD Aae..
s.H"%: !: ii5'.-'''''''.'-3n9 :.
Aa'-Psp p*rer Eazaee uf not sod previously " pr-
yae xlle) f:t !n cleveland. O 1876 Length Ii ssltJ
f.tt; Mra.uEnent :63 ei ~ tu1s.
Tk1sM*.-Ubt half cash; aAace In aaa two Yeafs,
:: LIN a1.d 5. i: SLATER.
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, 1860-02-17

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, 1860-02-17
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10

uOpeweIl ArOnsed.--EDs. TmpUNE.-
Puruant to notice, a respectable number Of
the young men orHopewell tp. met at the Cen
ire School House, on Saturday evening, Ju.
" 2sth, for Ia e purpose Of organizing Lin.
coin Club
The house was called to order by s. II. Ruse,
and on motion Of the 60 ne, Mr., r. s. Baker
was called TO the cha'r. The object Of the
meeting was stated end the propriety Of form.
ing Lincoln Club was discussed.
It was then dec 'ded that the permanent Of.
ficers Of this Club should consist Of Presi.
dent, Vice President, Secretary and Executive
Committee. The meeting then proceeded u
elect G.. W. Mundwiler Prcsident; L. Creag
er, Vice President, and Il, o. Stuart secreta.
ry; also Committee Of one from each Sub
District was appointed, when the following
Constitution was unanimously adopted.
CONSTITUTION.
Art I. This body shall be called the "Hopc
well Liucoln Club"
Art. ii ANY person In favor Of the election
Of Lincoln aud Hamlin is eligible 10 mem.
bership in this Club, and may become such
by signing the Constitution.
Art. III. The officers Of this Club shall
consist Of President, Vice President, Secre.
tary, Executive Committee composed OF 3, and
committee Of one from each Sub District
Art w. The members Of this Club will
hold themselves In readiness for aetiye cam.
paign services, attend in procession Republi.
eau meetings, and, at all such meetings, Oh.
serve good order.
Art. V. That this Club be designated from
others, by wearing a ribbon around the hat
with the inscription OF "Hopewell" upon il.
The business Of the meeting being ther
completed, Judge J. X. Hord was called anC
made an able speech, in defense of the Repub
lican party. lie exposed some Of the SNEAK
ing tricks" resorted TO by Douglas, TO pro
cure 'iIe nomination, ana prOvod nim 10 he sI
most "reckless" politician Of the day. Ate
which, Mr.. L. Adams made some very npfro
pirate remarks, the effect Of which could b
very easily seen by the uneasiness manifesto,
by some Of our Democratic friends. tn,
meeting then adjourned . meet again in
weeks, at llopewell Centre.
BY order Of the Committee.
~ r. cTTrA ApT C..,..t,,,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
Cincinnati Market.
New York market.

NEw HORK, Auguit b.
FLouR-Sales Of 5000 bbls at SIS 1905 IS
for super western IS 2005 IS for common
10 medium extra western; SIS 25@5 40 for in.
ferior 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. -
NHeAr-Salesat sl 25@sl27.
RYE--Sales at 60@Slc.
BARLEY--Sales at 60@7 zoe.
CoRN- Sales 400 bu at &c for now yellow
OArs--SAles at 36@3ee for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WHIsKY-held at 2094@2lc,
PoHK-Sales at SIS 81 for old ness $40 10
ole 10 for new mess.
BLEF-sales at 81 OO@495 for country
prime; "a 75@5 50 for country mess.
BEEy HAMs-Steady. Sales at $40 00@Sl5.
so for western.
Cur MEArs-Quiet at &c for shoulders
and l0Gllc for hams.
BAcoN-Steady. Sales at 99fc.
LAED-Sales at l2A@l3Rc
BUTTER-A fair business doing al I0@l5S
for 0hioi l00lGe for State.
CHEEi E-e@ll 30.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
TURN OUT, ROYS.
Lincoln Pole Raisings !
nennhlicnns, Turn Out.

There will be pOle.raislng by the Rcpub-
licans, at the residence Of Josiah p. Baker,
near The plank road, about 2 miles north ol
Tiftn, on this friday afternoon at2 o'clock
Republicans ore invited to turh out aud as
sist the boys in this ncigh5orhOod. GOod
speaking may be expected.
HOpewell Contre.--A Lincoln pole will
be erected near Hopcwrl Centre on TO NOR
row Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Il il
hoped that the Republicans generally will
turn cut. Good speakers will be on hand
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10

Check-mate them, Boys.--We hope
wherever the locoiocos erect pole in the
county, tie Republicans will erect one along
side Of It just 90 feet higher. This is the
best way to check mate them aud beat them
at their own game 1t will put an effeetual
stop to this kind Of work.