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WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND Sr1c1nE.-1n Detroit
(Mich.} OFT Sunday night last. man named Il.
Gibson attempted to shoot his wife, md then
ran to the Detroit River aud drowned himself.
lie had for some time lived separate from his
wife, difficulties having arisen between them on
lattcr1y llr had been engaged in attempts to
reconcile her to re.cnion. She seems to have
declined all his orertures, at which he became
violent in his demonstrations, and On Sunday
went to her futhers house, where she is resid-
ing, carrying with him 4 heavi'y-ioadtd shot
IN which she reiterated her refusal to lire With
him, when he presented the gun at her breast
and pulled the trigger. Fortunately the cap
did not explode, and her life was saved, but he
ran to the river and drowned himself.
The Shelbyvi!le {Ind.) Banner. says that
man in that county, who had recently been mar
ried, finding baby in thts family that he thought
wheelbarrow, and wheeled them two miles home
to her fathers and left them.
DESTRUCTIVE F1RE.-The Salem {Ind.) Tin<s
brings m account Of a disastrous fire which oc-
CURED in that place last Wednesday night. It
broke ont in the large carriage and wagon fac
tory of Plutt, Martin l. Gordon, one Of the lar
ccst establishments of the kiud in the State,
tablshment, including Mr. Platt's residence,
was entirely destroyed before my efficient ef-
fort could be made to save it. The block Of
buildings covered an acre Of ground, and the
loss is estimated at from $4,000 TO *, 900.
There was q 0ooinsurance on it.
DEATH FROM DR1SK1SG Nu1sKT.-ie esterday
morning child of Peter AcRoe, Of Chenoa,
about four years Of age, obtained access 10 .
bottle Of whiskey, and drunk 50 mnch that It
vas thrown into conrulsions and lockjaw, and
died in the aitcrnoon.-Isotsa Transcript.
wMo7tyE PowEn FOR CARs.-We witnessed
quite aIovel sight this morning on our railroad
here. Mr. Taft i I'D sail attached to his hand-
rar: aud when all was made ready, passengers
.aborsrd r and well strapped on, he "unfurled her
to The breeze" and away she went ut $40
, 1860-03-01

responding week in 1853; Of the exports, 4,466
brls went To London md none to any other Eu.
ropean port, OF Wheat II 500 bush were ex-
ported, Of which 5000 bush went 10 Liverpool.
The exports Of Corn were nominal The c1-
ports Of Beef were ! ,455 pkgs.. ,os5 do To Lon-
don, 100 do to Glasgow. OF Pork the exports
were : 1888 pkgs.. and nearly all to London and
Liverpool. The exports Of Bacon were $50, 100
lbs. divided between London and liverpool ::
the exports from New York sircc january 1st.
are 100000 lbs, against 1886 900 lbs in 1859.
OF Lard, the exports for the week are e7l 900
lbs, Of which $4,000 lbs went to Cuba, 0ooo
to Liverpool, $4,000 10 Glasgow, 1000 to the
Argentine Republic; the total exports since
Jan. LIST, are ,535 900 lbs, against 104o 900 lbs,
in 1859.
Flour ARD GRAIN N S1onR At ToLEpo.-The
Blade publishes The following as The amount in
store on the eth inst:
wSea s;Se vi wh t. ba: .4eSo f,sts.
red. bu .-......e8o0J Rye, hu........--.--. 1,o~
New Yonk, Feb. 2o.-Receipts 17a5 brls flour
$50 bu corn es47 b. oats; so bu rye; S pkgt
beef; 3es do pork; 800 do bacon; s37 do lard
55s dressed hogs.
AIpAxr, Feb, 25.-Flour- Nothing Of moment
doing. Corn Meal 1+s@l5s. Duckwheat Flon'
| ia the street 14s. Grain-Thc trade Is limited
| Round Yellow Corn at the Central Depot 7'c
| und d car-load OF State four rowed Barley III
75c. Street rates unchanged-s3c ior Rye
4VIlac for Oats, and SEC for Corn. whisky
! Sales l40 brls 5. Z. ut 2afc. Nuol-We quo,'
sale Of 1850 lbs fine II 5ac pr IL.
Hoo PAck1so.--tThe Louisville C'ontnsereia
Rtri<ao says:
Nothing new OF important has been reporte'
during the week. Some addi ional points hay
been heard from, and some final statement
hare been received, hut as they do not vary III
totals more than five hundred hogs, it is uunee
cssary to reproduce the tables this week. IT,
deficiency at present is 10000 hogs.
Lor1sv111E-Feb. 27.-Small sales Of -four :
former rates. The miliers have put up the pric
Of wheat to $l.e5 and Il 80 for prime red al,
white, Sales on orders of 50 bbls mess pork :
SITES, 90 bbls plantation mess beef, at $40,
Few If bbls mess beef nj IS, and 80 casks baco
ut previous rates. Sales OF raw whisky at e0!4
Sales Of hay from store at S23 per ton. 4 81
Of GO bbls cloversced to the trade at $4.So; II
retailing ut $4.75.
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E>OE SALE--Ihe largo frame
L. Warehouse the forks ot the ChIcaso River oc.u.
pied by Ireadwe Ft11y Aot15o with long lease o: l.
0d :Iea re1y c!'cAp. Apply TO 5. Il. kEkfGvT / Co.,
& Dearborn street. {r,.b5,5 In
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POLICE.

Observation-Disclosures Pemhobcr, accused
Of perjury as witness ia the recent trial in the
Circuit Court, has been discharged from GUS
tody.
STEALING WOLF RonEs.-A man named James
Sherry, asias John MuCuen, was arrested yes
terday charged viii. stealing two wolf robes,
valued at $751; from the hack Of Frank Yott,
which was standing in front Of the Board Of
Trade Saloon on South Water street, On Mon
day. lie WIS held to bail in $500 to appear at
the Recorders Court.
BREAKING CT REPUBLICAN MEET1SGs-0wen
0'kecfc, Michael Carroll, Michael Daily and
David Wclch, we're arrested on Tuesday even
ing for drunkenness aud dsorderly conduct.
The Republicans held meeting that evening
at Stanwix Hall. During the evening, Demo-
cratic meeting broke up, and i large crowd Of
Irish rushed over to the Hall, aud commenced
yelling and trying to raise row. The police
took the above into custody, and they all gase
special bail
DisoRnEnLr.-John Wilson, colored man,
was fined s. for being drunk and insulting ID
dies.
kEEp1S0 4 DlsoEpEHLY uorsE.-Thomns Gray,
hard-l looking customer, was charged with
keeping disorderly house, the disorder. .ap-
pearing TO be caused mostly By himse!f Wit
ncsses swore that he had been drunk all the
time for five months, had smashed the doors
and windows Of his house. and was a general
nuisance to the community. Fined so. :
IScoRa1GInLEs.-Johu Hearty and John Fitz-
patrick, arrested 4 few days since for stealing
dollar from a woman, and sent to the Reform
School, were seat back By the Superintendent
yesterday, as being too old for inmates Of that
institution. Hearty was flued $50 AID Fitzpnt-
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GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- ef Cock. City ct Chicago s.s.-ctty Collectors o.
Tee, tehru2ry =, 12aL
Notice Is hereby given. that whereas the rnd~rsga.d
Ctv Cn.eetor Of sd0 City Of Chicago Id tre twenty
1:h day q jsnu3sy. A. D. 1861 -pec!a Tefm Ut the
Superior Court Of chcaxo begun and held said LIST
Aforesaid Day a the Court Uoue Ia said Civ Of Chicago
report % said Court Tho 3nda lots aubtp pieces ant
GELS OF 1nf hereinafter 1~cbe for the jud Enens aan4t
the ZANE respective for tbs amount Of
in'ertt and cnsss respectively due thereon aecont OF
the general collection ws1a7t for the escon the
ui taIts Of aa Cty OF ChI=1xo fur te municipal y~ay
A. u. 1a. and acount Of the several specai warrants
hetenafttr Mentioned: ana WHEREAS Judgments having
been prono1hct by aad Court against and- Its sui
TO- Pieces aud parcels If at described acopy
o. sa SsA FpoEts together NTH tbs order
sue or The CoaIt thereon ssutd uu. Of thu
sea Of said Court The elk eehth day of February ~
D; le$o, dIrerted to the sala llty Collector.
No~ th. Tefore he It known that the untrisxne City
CouectoF Of TIE " Of Ch!eaxr viii by virtue Of The
preElses on Ihutsdav the 18th day Of March L. D. 1SG
u the ten in motnir9. north
Court House In CRY co expo.e for pub
e le the feoutre described 7nds lois aubots pieces
anu pareels Of lard described In tad eopv repos ard L
oer u sale thereon for the If taxes Interest
and eoss OF Of fha assement interest and costa due
theron respectively rpon said general special warrants
u sA copy, reports and herelnaer described
| " Wit:
Az. c. MUELLER, City Collector
Warrant far the collection Of the aunn,l ta1es for tie
Municipal Year A. D. 1859.
| ORIGINAL TOWN OF CHICAGO
, 1860-03-01

{4'Uk SALE AT 4 BAkG4AlN.-.
4 frst-class I:d.k Dwelling on Wolcots street, /.
tween Ultar.0 and Enc Streets
AsO-A first cl9.s ltick Dwelling OF Ohio street, b..
tEesn Zinc and It. C!a1 ststct.. Apply to
5. II. EEItFOOT + Co,
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1l2aantRD..

w ANTED A situation by q
W young woman 4. coAk 9. houseteeper, who under
sands her business perfectly. Address Apply a No. II
1lvcf street from 10 to &p'cotE. ftfsx.t
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TotN 1as III so 5s603 1E 10000 4Gsa
stThe Flour market to-day was unusually 9uic',
with but Il limited inquiry for shipment south,
aud sales at s4.s0@A.s5 for good brands Of
Spring extra; $5.75 for good white Winter;
aud s4.e5 for good Rye flour. Wheat was in
good demand and tirm-thc inquiry being chief
Is by millera, with sales Of No. 2 Spring (o!l
receipts) ut 99c, equal to t1.ol for new receipts,
and $1.00 for new receipts in an outside e.cra-
tor; Rejected Spring (od receipts) 9oc in store
and $1.e1 @1.07i for common TO choice in lois
on track The receipts of Corn we're heavier
to-day, and the market dull md spirit1ess, un-
der wh,ch prices declined }c, with sales Ct
about 10, 900 bushels ut 43sG44c for No. in
store, and +1c fur Rejected. oats we're quit
nnd rather neglected. transactions being light
at 35@:Sc on track. Rye in good demand aud
firm at e0c for No. l and T9c for inferior. Dat-
ley active and advanced 2@3c-with sales ut
6o@75c. Timothy Seed declined 5c-salcs
ranging from s2.e2i@a,75. Clorer quiet. Hun.
garian Grass, s5@9oc. Highwines steady at
Soc.
The Provision market continues quiet, and
transactions arc limited to 1900 Tbs. Bulk
Sides at Sic packed Lard in act1re demand
and advanced 9c, with sales Of prime Leaf at
1oic. Tallow firm. Hides steady.
STATE OF THE R1vEns.-Thc St. Louis Dano-
crat Of yesterday says:
A number Of New Orleans steamers arc here.
and IT is probable freights will soon be lower,
though freights for below are abundant. The
Mississippi to kepkuk. ind the Missouri md
Illinois are in lair navigab1e condition, but at
this point The aiycr has commenced recedins.
fast, thuugh in fine stage from this point down
BREAns7EFFs M New ToRK.-The New Yorl
Herald Of Monday says: /
DreadstuGs arc generally rather quiet, Thcr.j
is = fair demand 1or wheat for export, aud vi
are sending out considerably more than was
shipped at this time last year. Flour is hciE
TOO nigh for shipment to Europe. Notwith-
standing the many disappuiutments they hays'
encountered, the spectators still adhere Il
their theory Of an active breAdstufs markte
and high prices this summer; business is iimi{
ed BY the lrmneas Of The holders. i
C1xc1xsA11-Fcb. e7.-The Gdsetk of yesteE4
day aays:
In the general markets today, there was no
material chauge. There WAS q good demapd
for Lard at 103c for barrel. A moderate inquiry
for bacon at TIC for shoulders and *9.4v u
aides Nothing done in bulk meats. Mess peA
inactive. There werc buyers at e1.@l7.E.
moderate business VAS transacted in r:cerjt9:
prices unchanged. NJ material chapg in graiA
The receipts and exports to-dny were:
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CuARLEs1oS, Feb. 29.-Thc steamship Isabel
has arrived here with uarana dates Of the 95tl,
inst. The Havana sugar marketwas steady md
unchanged. Mo.asscs was declining, and tue
last sales were made at 4*@4s for Ciaycd, and
5M54 for Muscayado.
, 1860-03-01

FeHMEyIFAU1HU HUeFI1UCTHtECC CC0HVeHt1UNs
READING, Pa, Feb. 29.-The Democratic State
Convention met ut noon- Robert Tyler. Chair
man Of the State Committee ;called the Conyen-
ton to order. Geo. y. Smith Of Cambria, and
WIN. =. Schall Of Bedford, were nominated for
temporary Chairmen. There was much conf1-
sion and excitement, during which Tellers were
appointed. Mr.. Smith recelyed Cs and 3lr.
Schcll IS votcs. The announcement was re-
ccivcd with applause.
Mr. Smith was conducted TO the chair, and ad-
dressed the Convention, invoking concord aud
harmony in the party. Referring to the state
Of the political elements, he urged the necessity
of united action to accomplish the success of
the National Democracy, and to defeat sectional
Black kKepublicunsu.
G Nelson Smith, the temporary chairman, is
IN Auti-Lecompton Democrat.
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For Continuation OF Tax List SEQ pn9o
2 of >uppa< lneMt.
Eeror1 aud OuslHatOn~ In the Delln-
4Ment Tax List.

Eeror8 aud Onsi#atOu~ In the pelln-
4uenf Tax List.
Omitted in Wa1ran: No. -, Sca,h.
SCHOOL SECTlDS ADDITION.
Owners SaHe. sLo' ,os LIZ ';r.. ~; ,,.>; Cost:
Boone la:non,eas 1'''' '<'''
81 lis zoo ,1oo $40
FAAc. SEC. L. ADDlcinS.
Mfs. Funs..x { 600 800 $50
waIans 50. =, ssouil te Ltsl lse .. IL
Es3ss 3a,:S IT, J." pt", NJ 81 d s"'9 & @ s.
%s'..a W.T. :Ss,s ssa'a :ssS' s. j. s,s; ,
W,Esat %3;;aa, sssss ss ,sssIi , = ~; %::a
Warrant -. .ousa. sloai IL aases III, l. is:s
y Wassut ~ @ y NJ. shon', he '.s I! Ja.s u. ls3-
%ss,sss .s'' Z ':s: % .ssxSss aasss: e. 81;
FKA,,. SIC. IL ADDITION.
zsS::e;;2: 9i$$::e;a IS e $ s. s.: s. S
Subdivision Of 10 n u. .u-" alt OF .fs and sub
!ps AID :, :"t =, h.vcSs.
ssfss ss;,.sa 4 ,,s,. a.: NJ NJ d % g - ~
arsat as IS osr. should t. 4,., ,:: ~ ,. H. T. l:s, s;
watEaat r. r.: sea.h. re,i.. M l, set: mtst j. lsss.
Ma1r.at ~ south. sIs.n:i be IN :sep em:ct Il ls
Town g. kanKe II.
! !; :: 3 3 i$' i$$ I
Po5nss' Subdivision should r+s u instead Ct ~
tnaE,te'i in wa.san: NJ. iii. >.uit.
Canal Trustees subi's1'o" 4 ~ sss'lo =! 81, 4
cG Chl:ss. :srefa
eqr. easelt IT,, ~;
Kce. &c = :: III" IL. l,~v 1,.s 81 ,ue,
Wasraas 70. n IA south. sssessca, psis ne,.
raSi,iis;i xa y =, J. l. ia % 1so,
Waran. No. :os *ont!l.
FORT DEARBORN AEi'lT;o:: tn clllcAGu
| II Church :, II ayu1 .5w 80
Ma,r.a' !o " st. sa'nld BE- ~! :: u: ccn'e': 1s::,
In Ma1Iat iot wt.t. rai u If 'ast Df buund
st s II * ~. f y krss:s
wal..a. O. ~ ;!s',' :" ,s:e' Nay g. ~
| In watr.st ~ ~s=t,orrittsi,
SCHOOL SETON Apolr:ox TO CHICAGO.
SS S,!S SSt'i;: Ill., 4; i /: /: \: I: \: +
sss'sn; isn,;sas. ''''''
casa; riulSxs s'ss's: i xHesawx of ne Of .ee-
S;s1Ay;.!"n Of t'"ekS ), tt; aus Addition ar :oek
scnuoL sECr4eS ADDITION To cu,cAGo.
iaxss1.s; Gi.arss;; 4>, wet. emitted, ID !" :" i" L
| sC1i:oL SECTION ADDITION To CHICAGO.
i. :s{,aa, 80 ,,. ,.,s;.,! Is :s,;ss:n ~ =:
In warrant 81 Wr>t. ".u,,t.*'-
.. =, ,x.. : s' 81; ssS IL IL
ca'a1 Tus'<r' sa's:: =; sIf., :,ss:' '.2M;
Eet Z s,a'. sus,,vf aa 4 ~, q hf q; ~ ., ~
sss; t. ;2,a " y I. n';ss ~, Ut b: ?; r. q S1s
~. Il ni lw ''rA1" Ut t1ees Il. n!:ea u u u
L. :r;a. ill.,. IT. s 's'a can Trustees ;s';,;s y, 4 s
IN warrant "; =; c>t ou,i tel
~, .caua: r:'>tts' sub At:f se:. .2';1!,
''' !; i; 4; ::
01t,,ell IN warrant itS Nst,h- - '- '>''
ORIGINAL TOWN.
Il warrant ,e; S.s:h. rad taus for .psnIns.~
| warrant III So,tD. trns.ssl In
| KISzlE's ADDITION IT, CHICAGO.
| Eatasc Of \ Iut!e.. say tot
Xa!z.at +; Xe,th: s:nul be a4:tl oss. ,,ta ls;9.
BUTLER. wAluar 4 ,xEi.Ts1..:: ADDITION To
rsser Fleming Il rn So, sw
.... Ff:AC. Be-. II ADDITION.
fwHsh': :eS.f.:sn mo 500
{:St;rs;s; ;,s;;ss;: ;at''anf ] s ,::; 4 $:
| ktSZiE's ADDITION.
waller tut slj0 IL %.
Canal Trustees sub1.y1siono: e',r ssc. Il. u. II.
! 20; !: 50 ,os
| ECTTERE II Ln'3 ADDITION.
| J si.S,
IS. sA,Al 81 t1{
} L y:
| SCHOOL, SECTION ADDITION
| T. Lyne*, y EG0 2 10
| -
| UEla;fS.AL Town.
| E. Taylor. - NM o.
| ut e; a:AO - 5V
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New ORLEANS. Feb. es.-A portion Of the
Union Cotton Press, with 1000 bales Of cotton,
WIS burned this morning. Loss, $4,000
The steamship Arizona has arrived from
Brazos o5tb; With s1o0, 900 in specie.
Capt. Tobin's nd Tor,tiuson's rangers hare
disbanded and returned homo.
Cortinas is in possession Of the west bank Of
the Gio Grandc, ind continues his deprcda,ions
in Texas.
Capt Sherman's Cavalry and Capt. Towles'
rangers arc guarding tho border to the extent
of their ability,
, 1860-03-01

Observation-Disclosures Pemhobcr, accused
Of perjury as witness ia the recent trial in the
Circuit Court, has been discharged from GUS
toiy
, 1860-03-01

PoynZ Subdivision >hou.t r u oc;rs instead Ct sO
tA4E,ted In wa.san; No. Iii. >auit.
lanai Trustees e1bisl".un II II Sscpi 81 - II.
II hfnfnelr ! 1. 5.i - 81
~
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CpAFFORD. STEW <. tt)
~ PRODUCE COMMISSION MERt.usSTs
Personal attention gytI E4lss Of Graln Flour proy
fons and trducc generally. business exclusively
1ac @ csaeet. EnSaSo- if<AIbt:l-6ml
y" IL y. STEWART
, 1860-03-01

Wisconsin Republican Convention.
MADISON, Feb. e9;-Tbe Republican State
Convention met here at IL o'clock o.day. The
following delegates were ceoscn for the Chicago
Convention:
At Large-Carl Schurz, Hans Crocker, Jno
p.McGregor, Thos. Stoddard.
FGrst Congressional Listrirt.-C. c. Sholes, of
K3uosha; Il. L. Ram. Of Walworth.
Second D1trict-Moses S. Gibson Of St.
Croix, J. R. Bennett Of Rock.
Third Distric!. Elisha Morrow Of Brown, J..
F1isbie Of Washington.
ELECTORS AT LAnGE.-Walser u. Mc1ndee,
Bradford Rexford.
D1s1mcT ELEc1ons.-F1rst Diftrict.-W. II.
Vaughan Of Racine.
Second Distriet.-J. Allen, 3. Grant.
Third District-H. Lende1mun, Jefferson
Strong.
Resolutions were passed instructing delegates
| to vote for VIM. II. Seward for President
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:Tor Sale.

TOR SALE E--HAY--400 Tons ii
Il Pressed 1lays-T,motsr and Cpland-ot tie b. II
quality. Inquire Of l.. LYON, cor1er la etel Il
Fulton strec.s, Chicago. 1ea4xlw
, 1860-03-01

WASHINGTON, Feb. -2!th.-New Orleans dates
Of Thursday and Friday are received by mil.
aud Of SATURDAY hy Adams Express, The Ma
con {aI1s Rtdoon states that rcn .o,s. ~. m'E
bus been discovered il Soxubee county.
, 1860-03-01

CANADA CHEAT WESTERN KA1LWAT
Eor the week ending Feb. -, 1860:
, 1860-03-01

New York Cattle Market.
Br TEIxGnArn.l S1w Yonx, Fri. =.
1EEsrsThc dcpTtcn in bccf continues although thesc
Is Increased supply. Receipts a6G0 Selling TAtr
corusnon quality. d4@7e: ordinary, 'eS7c; first, 9@ltt.
some premium Itzlchc1 1iGllkc. .
SukEr LAMHs-ln g~od demand st !ast weeks tul!
Iatep. Rcccips $50.
swrsE->tad, at GIGS: for common 10 prime dressed !;
6 to 6x&6ac live oor1-ftt; G@Gte sts!lfed; 5&tkc
WesteI1, mnst-fcd. Receipts ucarly 4ttN. -
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ILL 1kTDO O1%C14i, Eo1kl ~ - N Is
Il AM CiflCAuO lA1LKnAn.
tso pteten aEl from ch!taEo to ptt&Svrst
without ch NE. c,aneetiag with the C:ra.
PESN~fLfANtA CENTRAL RAILROAD
70 New forS. Philadelphia K,t.more and Wa.hioeto,
Otty ahd athr Interior town. Of re1n*. New Liar
sey, New York. Maryland =.
Merchants. hv lang this rocte. will have tho beue1t
=! 'la Ea;:esn ula.ket At no a4ttonal coat.
Iae.7se checked through.
Trains leave the depot Of Ca1a. and Tan Bure9
7.rett*. West Side. as follows:
60 "a. Morning Express daily {Suadays excepted
Connecting :. Cgestne With Cleveland ant! Lake Shore
Hoston, md ali Interior lows Of Sex England Va Ne.
York Central and New fUek and Erie Isairs.1-.
Aso, eonth to CosuEh1s. I1nes7i.ic. Newark, Mount
Fc11u s.ccs-1.Ec Wheeling, and dntes3ertawaspf Ohio
snA I;r:in2.
The aove train, ena7ert .. Forest with trar. On Ma3
Ryet 1soal Springfield, Crhana DAYTON Cincinnati
Atso with trAtu8 At Lima Uly3n anil Cincinnati .lrec
FARE AS LOW As ANY UTHEt: KJlTE
Passengers 5ornd East will uua this route hotb Pleasant
snd agreeable, r*<!uz through many Of tie iarxesS an3
fuees cities in the United States.
Passengers arriving 1t Chicago any of tie ec1da will
ind attentive check aer:s At tue depos receive ceeks
and convey baggage free Of charge to the Pittsburgh AID
Chicago cars. S!eeptnE eass accompany each tralu.
and II The compaays oscs cesner # andoi. h ad
Depot West side cot1es Of Caaa act Van BuEen
Chicago.
Be FAEtlec!:- to ask for t.cttts b. Fo:t Wayne.
E.F. PATRICK. Ticket scent.
JAS. v. NILSSON. frtsit Agent, Ch!ce4o-
J. +, Uurs1oS. Gep1 FTe{cts Axt, Chic1so. E.yf
, 1860-03-01

The costs due each # the vcff !aus, lts sb lots,
pces ar parcels Of laid In tie get
!cr the rl!rctnn ot a. 8 for tile municipal ysaf
L. D., 1Ss3 ahatnEt t. trsen CENTS zach.
, 1860-03-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
TllRTY-SlX1HCttNGR FIRST SESSION.


HorsE.-Mr. parrott presented the resolu-
tious Of the Kansas Legislature. askin. ndnis-
sion into the Union under the Wyaudotte Con.
s,itution. Referred 10 the Committee on Terri
tories.
slr. Ru1liu called up his motion, nude ycstcr~
day, to amend the Journal His name on the
last yote for Printer was not recorded.
After further debate MIR. Corwin said there
could he no doubt nbout Mr. Ruffin's voting.
Should the Journal be corrected it would result
III what is called tic vote, and there would he
no election. With view Of coming to. os
sneedy conclusion as possible, le wished to
offer preamble recitlng the facts in the case,
concluding with aresolution declaring that not
withstandtng the informally in the election, Mr.
Ford be declared the Printer of the present
Congress.
Mr- Rut1in refused to yield the floor for the
introduction of the resolution. lie had right
10 have his name recorded for Mr. Glossbrenner.
The House ordered the journal to be so cor
rected.
lie Speaker declared that the election would
be considered as nullity,
Mr. Corwin made IN Intellectual effort to oaer
his resolution.
The Speaker said the House would proceed TO
the election OF 4 Printer.
Mr.. Washburn Of Ne. asked whether it would
not be better to postpone tue election until to-
morrow, or some other day.
Mr.. Barksdale moved to postpone until to-
MORROW. The House, however, proceeded 10
vote:
Whole number Of vot:s.
Necessary to choice. "
GossbEsnLer
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/ WthtoI.
l H3u..
A.tch1e.
| TN consequence Of the difficulty in working
the lines, we are unable to get any more report
tonight. REFoRrER.I
, 1860-03-01

Nx1sEsnAr, EyxE1so, Feb. -, 1et0.
Tie following IRE the receipts and shipment \
io7 tue past twcpty-{our hour7:
, 1860-03-01

.*U ol4LE9 4Dl l2t4E. 4leaLhs
The capacity Ct It's I:oad II now equ: to any t. TIC
Three Through Passenger Trains
,<Eetweez Pittsburgh and PHILADELPHIA,
Geaaset:nF direct the Gstoa DeEot r!.sslu VIII
Sex ri: 1s;.;a pal,!nels W. ciiy: taa:
Expns :; asd ~ Llnts tun through 70 fliialepht.
si c ass:G To ] ran
ssy ssn,ss sss a LIZ ss Y" FEE :s 5.s
F-si Line connee. f,E BAit,uaere act Washington.
ssaIs+s d so1oi o1 ths aaxses
thut a!dink Ing ~ Tuel. toias A4tssy T. u Travellers
rso Taa, 6ssetn ~ io1t I IL III
hrou u Tickets, au r- Eo~t either Of the ae-ve
Et Tcset*to B:aen a.e good via NORWICH. Fill R.ser
OF stonnkssn Lnt y<9a PASSENGERS tsss Vt
ekeis ny he oba'nea =. Of The important Railroad
o. o IN hs ss H. I a. ssS hs s
FaIlzeelrha- ''~N' -'-" -'>''>s' "
A1"41s II q s412* L. se4G. se n:.1 As
ASK FOR TICKETS By PITTSBURGH.
Tac q,p;stIo1 etls connections Of tie Penn
DIRECT LINE pSEEEFT SI:EIT wEaT: TaE EAST AND THE
dIyar : 4 fslss; sset;hsi
b. shIrpes & al he Tsxsns iast: tx
Fur tIetshi ContT7.ts OF shipping pectonA apply to
address either OF the follow Agents VI The Company;
D. L. STEWART, Pittsburgh:
rs Pierce TO, z4nesv.e u: J. Johnston, Ripley,
y; K. MSNesry. M.yssi.!t. H.; Crnby X crvpptr I,
=. brown / Co. Cscnaas:; A,hern ilis,es cIasisns-
Il; Il. T.. Meluru, Madison, Ia JOS. t. Moore Loula-
vile: 7. e. Ui;liey Co.. Evaslsvs!e Ind; H. w. Ira-
laa 4 cois E,s;9 u; l. T. ~: shsieF G,s.s St.
Nspi fsnn ciars. c. Gleats; ". i. kooatI ss.
points in tle We.:- - N'1s
Itc Greatest Facilities. offered for tIle
.PFOses t:Uta and speedy TFMn<.
portattOn vi LIVE >rNCk.
And good accommodations with u.u privileges for es
soastsayslx in charge Thereof.
FISE1GIITS.
n this Eore F1es1ts Of al tcscso:leus can he for
vasl n to and Fro Pkllaaepttl, New 4nTk ho,yn q.
4tt tua Id frual pant the Iaiftas Ohio
hfaeuskT in1ana~ Iinfs .ssu~sin tuwa, Missouri
by Railroad dire t.
Tie Pennsylvania Railroad also connects a. Pittsburgh
pn On Tie u;o MnsSFsEm kentucky, Tenne> re Cum
teTGd. itAE04 MH-t.$tt, Niscbnslu. MEruur kaa.as
A1kaakas and lied Rivers and 1t cleveland S4nusky and
Ch:rso with Steamers H. a. Ports the Northwestern
Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers carus the transportation 0!
thcsr tt:h 10 tbs Comp-uy ca srly with Confidence
r. u Ffsish: 70 AL from aa7 yslrt ia the s,
a. arr cisarxei " other H. t. Companies.
kR lie particular n tn&rk packages VIA PkxxA. r.
L. J. SAEEtEk, Fhl41efhia.
| HAt;nAW koOaS. ~ N:rh street. Eaaere.
LEe.Ii : en- 10. :. State street. i;o~:on
| Il. II. HOUSTON, teal Freight Art ph.1atcl7bta
n,, j. l; t4HGlrl. len: 1cke. AZ. EhlladclIhla.
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