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, 1860-02-28

New ORLEANS, Feb. a22.-flonr is dull, without
any change in prices. Whisky unsettled, and
prices are nominally unchanged. Ness Pork
quiet at I'll 1625@lS.50. Amoderate demand for
Bacon, aud the market rather fir1ner; sales of
200 hhds at tic, l0c and lee for shoulders, sides
aud clear sides. Spirits Turpcntine is selling
ut 45@47c. Sugar frmer and in good demand
at 79@1ac for fully fair. Molasses unchanged
md dull. Coffee firm. Lard dull ut 10sc Tor
prime brl. Sight Exchange on New York has
advanced to 4c premium
ALBANY, Feb. e4-Flour-The trade is yery
moderate, principally to city deelers. Corn
Msa Ehd.1 14@lss osaia,;SSq,hing ; reported in
at Sic; in the street, 63c. Iii Barley there have
been further aalcs ut full rates; yesterday af-
tcrnoon 7 400 bu Chicago at SOC; 1o-duy I,0t0
do State four-rowed at 79c. and 1000 do do iu
car-lots, at 75c. at New York, yesterday, Bar
Icy Was Ill brisk demand, principally to fill
Southern orders; sales q, 900 bu nj Ste for
two.rowcd State. and soc for four-rowed do
(w1nser). Oats in the street 4o@4ac. Corn in
the street, SIC; carload western mixed. ut 7Sc.
this side, Whisky y-Sales 50 bbls at ea9c.
NEw YoRk, Feb. A.-Reccipts, 5cl bLls flour;
COL bu oats; liz bu rye; 55 pkgs pork; 1873 do
beef; 24G do lard: sG5 Dressed Hogs.
BosroS-Feb. o4.-Corn E1chanee-The re.
~e'l'to a1Alt SetG1AA} AAfe Uce4 Doll Drl4 uOuF.
2a,S7G bu corn. 1854 bu oats, mud 1884 bu shorts.
The demand for flour continues moderate but
market firm. Sales at $5.e5@53 37t for common
brands Western $3.50 @5.C2! for fancy brunds:
$5.S7a @G..5 for extras md S6.o5@s. .25 per brl
tor superior, including all kinds. Southern -four
Is quiet ut $5.T5@6 for fancy; $C.e5@e.75 for
extras, and *7@lS per bzl for superior Corn is
dull at 81 @:oc per bu for Southern yellow aud
white ut S4@S5c per bu. Oats arc selling at 45
@i7c per bu for Northern aud Canada, Rye ut
NC per bu. Shorts ut *.5, and fine feed at SIG
0.S per ton. Provisions market for pork
is firm at $l5@l6 for prime; *l9@193j fur
mess; and $20(92l per brl for clear, cash anu
mos. Beef ranges from S9@l..50 per brl for
Eastern and Western mess. Lard ut 11!Ml13c
10 brls, and 1o@loac per lb in kegs Smoked
hams ut lie per lb, cash and mos.
Loc1sv1.rx. Feb. a4th.-Proyisions dull: sales
&c harls mess pork in small lots on orders at SIS
50 clear sides in one lot ut 1lc and O., casks anu
50 ticrces bacon on orders at previous prices
Flour unchanged. 4 sale Of $50 brls extra
country. at s. IS. Wheat, corn and oats ul,~
changed
PHILADELPHIA SEED MARKET, Feb. a4.-Thc
receipts Of cloverseed are small, but there is
not much inquiry, except for strictly prime
lots. Small sales at Il 75@4 SIT q 63 lb..
Ftaxseed is scarce and taken on arrival ut 81 60
q bushel. The last sale Of Timothy was ut s. o5.
, 1860-02-28

CINCINNATI, Feb. aG.-The Marietta and Gin
cinnati Railroad, with property aud effects, was
sold at Chilhcothe yesterday, By Orland Smith.
receiver. in accordance with decree of the
Court. Tue property was purchased III the name
Of Noah Wilson aud David Wilson, trustees un-
der compromise agreement for capitalization.
The effect Of the sale will be the Reorganization
properly is to be represented entirely By capi-
tai stock, all mortgages being wiped out. The
property sold for the minimum by Court ut
$20u0U0
, 1860-02-28
Arrival oil \ California Steamer.

NEW YoRk, Feb. 2s.-The steamship Baltic,
from Aspinwall, has arrived with California
dates Of January 2Gth, and $780,, 900 in
treasure.
The Baltic boarded the Atlantic On Feb, ID, in
lat. es:54, long. 73. All well.
The sloop.ofwar St. Louis had left Aspinwall
Tor GFeytown- The Lancaster, Sa1anac and
Cynne remained ut Panama.
Nothing importantfrom South America OF the
1sthmus.
Accounts from CEupez mines continue favor
abe.
All tho California news Of interest was an-
ticlpated BY the Overland Nail Of the 10th Of
january.
, 1860-02-28

PATTERSON, y. j., Feb 27.-.1udge Dickerson,
Of the U. 5. Circuit Court y. j., this day grant.
ed an Injunction at the suit OF Chas Good year,
and the y. y lsetin: and racsin; Co, restrain.
ing Dunbar Jos,yn OF Trenton irom making
Billiard Strips. Car Gearngs and other articles
Of India Rubber, in violation Of the patent Of
Chas. Goodyear. The defence was that the de-
fendents had patents for using sulphsHa;es and
shale, but it was proved and NOT denied that
rubber can b. .vulcanized without the n: Of pure
sn1nhur
, 1860-02-28

mouth, Of the Hannibal i St. Joseph Railroad
line, which left here Saturday, bound for Kansas
City with cargo Of lumber and other stuff.
struck spag aud sunk near Leavenworth, on
Sunday, in y feet Of water. The boat is total
1oss-insured. The cargo will mostly be re-
covered. -
, 1860-02-28

STATE OF ILLINOIS, County

A1AAA VI 1A111HO16. L0uQLY
=. cook. Cy et Chicago, s-s-csy Collector. u:
Sotics hsfeby given that whereas the md. rsIgped
CRY Collector af sud CITY ot Chicago ID On the twent7.
s1th cay q Jsnua'y. A. D. 1S. al Ts{m nf the
sr1F19f Court q Ch!caso begun ani held said Inst
Aforesaid ~ Il the Court Hou.e tzl City OF CLlcacn
report to ~ Court the ands lots suhots. pieces as
ess Q, lsnd hsssn1fttr de.cnbd Tor the a!a.s
n saoe lescTtly for ths asnoun Of 1e. asessm.nt
the Fsntsal sots,e .a ~ for The collection of thc
a. T. ls. and on accouat Of tht seser special warrants
hefsnater mentioned; ard, whereas Judgments having
bten pronounced By said Court against and. hts sub
pcc.s and parcels Of Land herana1ez described copy
faa sa.d reports together With this orer af
sue Of the Cnurt thereon ksue out Of uuet the
ee q SAID Court On the efa zenith day of February, H.
d. !s6' directed 10 The said City Collector.
Now. th=reor be It known thai tho untesasuel City
Collector Of tie " Of EhIeaKn, wtl by virtue of the
psent*es on THURSDAY. The 18th ay Of March H. D. lQ
II the htuf Of O'Clock In nrnnR the North do<
nfthe court House. IN SAID City Chu e1pase for pub
lie :aie The following described lands lois su6let p-ces
and pateel OF ac described ia said eooy reports AID the
order OF sale thereon for the Ct the Interest
there n respectively Hld general and speca1
In said cpy, PoEss ant hereinafter described respectively
to wit
4. F. c. MUELLER, City Collector.
Warrant for the collection Of The acnu.l taxes for the
Municipal I.ar A. b. 1sc9.
NPTcFesF -ef,xvx
, 1860-02-28

CHARLESTON, S. G. Feb. o7.--Archbishop
Hughes aud Rev. Father Matthews hare arrived
here t: ON New York.
Capt DcsreTjoles, Of the French bark Pal
ruier, just arrived from Point Petite, Gauda1opc,
died suddenly in a fit yesterday. lie was u
native Of Bordeaux.
The South Cdroliaidn Of yesterday announces
the death BY appoplc1y Of Col. J. Il. 1rby, for
mcrly Congressman.
The Canonsboro' rice mill, With 5000 bushels
Of rice, was destroyed By fire yesterday, The
mill was the Oldest in the city. The residence
Of Edwin Lucas WIS also much damaged. The
property was generally insured.
, 1860-02-28
I,IDtWALK NOTICE.

NJ Eity tIeIk. UHce, EhIclSl, IT.. Fet, = i:G0.
Public not!Se hes.E g;ven IN tue C.nn,rn CounkI
have t,it rcd SEewa: i, IL III ows t,n
the West site Of Moran sr.st fr,n, Ia, Ar It, tuTAsit
s,n,t. a To g; i'v,ston six fert vile Vt '.e!.
plank. laid tsk1ln.s no. It's thar bV 4!rth aE
.4nns lit tuio tte e1rth the EaitI ded III between
thrn1 10 form even srlLr.
Now unless the aal C1n,t rted In the banner
required By the uln7n.c Erat c~ts 4ew lss- Or bt
furr the 1th day If March, ls.0 it ~ 10 lnltt By tho
sset COMMISSIONER and thr SIX. ~ the premises
frsl crtN i iffy C;o,k
, 1860-02-28

NEW YoRk, Feb. a7.-The Corvette Brooklyn,
from Pensacola, arrived this morning.
Superintendent Of Police Pillsbury has re-
signed.
The Hudson River is fast opening between
this city and Albany. There are as ret no signs
Of navigation, though steamers are daily expect,
I'd at tcsxburrh
, 1860-02-28
Disunion Dead In Alabama,

AoSTGoMERr, Ala, Feb. 27.-The Stae Leg
ista1ure adjourned this morning. The Cover
nor failed to approve the Convention bill
Mr. jackson, Ex-Speakcr Of tho 4luse Of
Representatives, died ut Antauga, on Sunday,
ostll inst
, 1860-02-28

iiorxe Ka;soad- and u dn4 the dutirs of esrs"s
JvI." Se:'el.~ theEeSa: .
SE..4ton1 u Il "r aimed by the c:u,non c une Of
the city cf Chicago: Th il "! wherein any :: at of
rrh}re sli NEE upo r!th-r II the tu1e 1~ ~
upon the ,tetss ra city, stn u sha Eyo
way IL zs3 ca Nor ehall any pttsDn a!ttIy Or naIc
oua, o.. r,ct ner o. lhts,e:e any uf -a railway
As, b. placing. tnsns, Or soPp nf e;u.!ns 10 ~
tare1 &riss~ s|tt {"*rt. 1toFpfJ any eSHl-
sshelr. "ther obstacle In. pvn acr*. ers 10
t1ack Vt sd railways either u thrta n xd sy.
d I'll vtly the p.orens If this ord nauea
.ha .ofss The ct not ies4 than urs nor more than
twenty nvu dotlaTs fer sv<ry such ofxnee-
kAa:ed February lHiI. lot0.
WprpvrI. IIltNE. HAISES Mayor.
Attest. II, h1EsxA1s, City Ctsrk. te:-b3:32s
, 1860-02-28

HALIFAX, Feb. 27-s T. M.-Not another word
has Us yet been heard from, the steamship Hun
gar1aD. The Revenue Cutter Daring has not yrt
arrived at the scene Of the wreck. 4 party Of
divers have left here in the schooner Osprey to
render assistance. a hat box marked Vim,
Bonlenhouse, Sackville, has been washed ashore
, 1860-02-28

Augusta, Ga, Feb. s7.-The ROM (Ga- J
Courier Of Saturday reports the brutalnurder
Of Robert Thomson aud his.wite, on he pre-.
vious Tuesday. Mr. Thompson was merchant
ard Postmaster Of Sugar Valley, George
, 1860-02-28

WINDOW
The Speaker declared Mr.. Ford elected
Previous to the announcement of the result.
several votes were changed to Mr. Ford. The
last contest was close and exciting.
Mr. blake announced the death Of Hon. Cyrus
Spinck, Of the 14th District Of Ohio. lie pro-
nounced an appropriate eulogy.
Messrs. Curtis and Sherman also paid O
tribute Of respect.
The customary resolutions were adopted and
tue House adjourned.
, 1860-02-28

Dosros, Feb. o7.-The Cunard steamer Jura,
from Liverpool, on the llth, put into New Bed
broke her engine off Georges Sboal. She will
awa't tue arrival Of a steam tug to tor her to
New York
, 1860-02-28

~ tttyfl~r cce. Chicago. ILL.,. Feb =, ls60.
Public Ice Ia Alxrehv gtyen that the Cuu.muu ountil
have oIdvrr, Slrw k !" III uvtv flnw~: "a
10th s.de% Of 11E4r street lA:Ai. infect to
nlon street, the Nest Division, lo.r cet :" inch
p sk a; on bearings af tGt 1es~ fhan be Inch uak
saanr 1T :a .x..t. or'he raEta nel ln btlweet
lh I'll, =, 10 iuru csef, E'ale.
Sw ute h< x4Iue .l hr carstEtlrt" In tho manner
required Is The OtdsaG ire tu sidewalks, be-
ufe IL, dly II Ecb, 1s61. II will bc built h. thu
street C0tn. aid the sUst ri tEe t!clnl,e3
elarxe+hIe Herewith, II, klsE.SMASS,
fe-sLhnI9 CftyiteYk.
, 1860-02-28
COMMERCIAL.

Fs1pAI EvHrao Feb. 8, 1850,
The following ere the receipts and shipments
For the past twenty -four houru:
, 1860-02-28
For Continuation VI r.. K List sec PaEe
Z Of supple nlents


Errors aud OuatsaIon@ ia the Delln-
qnens Tax Lat.
Omitted In Warrant NJ. -. sunth.
SCHOOL. sECTluN ApDErluA.
Owners Sanc. slot. los. BIZ. V,rn. A,.f AZ & COST.
Boone La.meo. :5ns
35 lls 700 ,oo 10
FRAc- SEC. u ADDITION
Warm. M sa South shout. he :ses tsa
9@i;'s il .1;aas n. ,aass: r. +; IA
Ma11sa. - south. ,hou., + la,vi L.ss9nts ecu \. IT'S
ws,a; Wa,a, q s;s ssss assH ,sai + I: :s s XIss ~
Warrant ~, >uulh. shuutt l,t :at~*l Nay j. isH.
Warrant ~. sun. should r. u: j .lu.s II. Isl.
wasa. 81 ssas ssa .SS sS t. T. , *a av*s: hu:Y,; Is
Omitted in w.1naut No. W, :. nth
,,n..rse. fMA;; !; !, :; SEC. IL ADDITION.
2iSE$::s;3! s::s:s: 'ss$ e; Is s; s
Subdivision of' ,o Of q s'' anA Ofs and sub
saSsa It ,~'''; 80 ss .a':ss l. asa
w"kfsa; II ,.i;sa, /; j: .ss :s 80: s, q IS :*s
va. rant ~, south. should r: datt.! ss.. mtet l. iSs
5i Sas: ." " + + IT. M : eps:sF = a H.
Warrant ~. South Should te d4e September u. ISL.
~
! ! !: & 4 5: e i: /; /:
royntz Subdivision should rsaa . asea lnst4al Of 80.
c'a asfsfsssi a;s;s: SUBDIVISION s'''e Z:
CO vask: nsqrcfa
or. sssta s1sept s. s,skrfK II r"Kis
Warrant No. s3l south. A~coa, Dv:son ., uw tsae =
rsti.i;:s ,*n; = = u j. r. ,su ,so,
| Warrant 10. - south.
| FORT DEARBORN ADDITION ro CHICAGO.
q Church :: II y" -" 7a'
Warrant NO wes, SHOULD be i.:>.. "a December. .s:
tinSis es.s y M S'lxsuis: @ sssass. y Kasir
street %'Th " ch SaEa assaucssst.'n 5'o~H 1ass
Warrant e, ~r:I ;,Ioah, tr .a,*,i ,tay 81. ,sae
Warrant ~ y; .aoa' ,n;,'si b 4'::'
scR.pL sE;r1oS ADDITION TT c,1lcAGo.
wT1B Il Bsa.n, i: s. ~ Ks i
| re White. y i. 1.u Al !
;:;s:s: :s: IN Il III IL :'ss,: i s<s ''
IL! e. za:u. Tss. - sxSis u nc ot >sv.
Subdivision of s:o<k $ itG"n.a;a :osk IT,
law ia @:li1asi SEsst I'll w.>t, omitted. '$>'
SCHOOL sEcr4tS ADnlTipS To CHICAGO.
w.'asp; xs!ssg; y, wet. ,,n:,,,a - " ." i" l.
scI1coL SECTION aDprrpS T., ctl1u.,;o.
! r mis- + y "
| eH 5. i.e' " Il! $50
~ warrant ~ ~ y fs1" 14u"soHs set3'is"'' t's~
| Ests'h! ~ HamsHon IN u . sa' NJ "n'
canal rFa'te' Ia d!S'on y: !, 4 s r. 81, 4; -,
| - St0 ISL
III "'s.au =, r,',.. ss. s,i.'s.., fs.. -,u
NA@a 441s'ess S"t@1sr etiu ~ Ses. '''. - "
| ,.. T., - ~ -, ~ .." =. W -:
Sec ii - il im,t.St o hi oi VI, uf S.s Ii ~ IT,
u waran III Mcst sar'1 r. u! e* u',l'Mn a" sc:
~. y: mad Aw par" "' lises Is nss4d u nw IT II
| pHsk -. ar ,.. .,,f. ,r-,.,,.. .,,t,,.,n or
| src :. ~ II, wksl. u II IL W II Il.
| ir.tr.A ~ + hi,
, 1860-02-28
Mr. Merritt, NJ. p, not in TIE Hun.
NAfkAla-

ST. GATHERINGS, e. W, Feb. 27.-4 letter
per Europa, states that Hon. Mr. Merritt, ST. r..
was not on the Hungarian. he being paycnted
by business from comin, By her.
, 1860-02-28
CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI.
~ CAGO RAILROAD.
WINTER AEFlVCENF-T

On aud .tes SUNDAY. n:s II. ,,. ,vo E.rrt.. rr.,a.
ST. LOUIS CAIRO; kW ME1EE.S 1EEsS y1cKsBuEo, AND
M'thtrn ,Assoar:, Ga:sas an@ kstrask4
Gsss SsE xssx isoa, has I'D
.e' Il +ou Depot West Van Basa Id
lt5 t.5 T. @Es-xa! N3!tt sfs:e sast1Ts e1esp.ce}
s:o ?. n--NlsSs Express dAly tSsa:o1day* e1ecpsc}
Is, ,u.-s.ss: E1a:s:s. s. ss'''''|
lu::o Nah as.i Express,
cosssa:,.ss. ss
Goet sa @ a. ~ RoS ef a go .,a ,5 e
Of al. ~ ' I>'~ 4'-'1' A'' u" "S7'' ~@''' -8@ ~
~ 4 a fts7 5Hase5 ~ .he Peoria 1T osEawf Z, +
slos, aoon,-,,o, r,,,,. ,..a..,n.rs.,~..,
aadsouts. "'SA zig 1sa'As 1ea''a1 1'N1e@0 So'1
a. 1t, :; .hs Gssa. s. Railroad east
s. iaus viii H. s s;ar.i ann S1SGs W;.,,t Rive,
san aSh 1 Sg II !t It'll ID sfcsg \; rsii sss
Kve1 rfes eS III se III xoa e.o! .e Neh In nseun,
i;:sss: Sass ;sa a I'd ~ IN? - ~
Id New O.snts ~ eaDo' AsHPa's' ''eAsoask
q R
sad % ticket In Tie EsstEn ata1'
Gzpfs.s eEsEht Trains !ssye eyor s.. 1oas!s At 500
Es: Il Fais az. F9eas. .s i. oy ,uy o,tx.
.L5;l, i-oo,,,,,,z,t;,,
-Vt'.s sA1eso.'sHs".41t@S4.
ssr:ys GSZs.xo II VIZ vs ~ - @ ~ 1
a:Eive ut Jc!:st .: ~.
JAMES R0FR. }n..,~.-
,nsr,,, ,CHAELEs C:tSTtDS.l
1e..17,.. rrr.t, MI: Ago;.e, Ss,,,, .,.
- -----c---
f3SHE PEN NNSN1VaNft EEN
- 1"AA nats - ~ HiAl; II 1.,ru,
=" AAAIo OoooAI lh2ch.
The ca1aetY II tt.s Koad Is LOW equal TO any IN the
county
1nree Through Passenger Trains
torn,,ir. '1,se T. ~. I.aE1a 1a@ I i-'. ,'.s,
Th;o.sh Trai: rom Il we.srn t.i; fof rlL1tphsa,
fuThiss ss s1 t ssa Msn * n c5 tau.
suIras>ed .et anl touf"lt by any .,.ss r"uts
;3", s,n Sna xs 1t, run through to sAaacpla
Smoking Cars are ai;aclru l.. e1ch train: Wood.a'
ssspn r. III @ # s.2r:s sna tass Trains. IT, E.Hse.
div ;r,in, rurnss: dr., 'e VIZ !nset p
F4st Line connrct T.. Uau,rr nd III" ton '
Through PasserEx. Teams provided ~liii oushr!LEes
lisake-tH 81 Under p~r Ct ctarl Ut the EH1eer
~ iS rs'n, sin 1,wssn .w % =!
Two Daily Trains between New Yn:x aEl i:o.:ou
Through Tickets, al rail- arr good either Of the ah1sS
baat Tickets to Boston enol via Norwich fal Rive,
OF sonnz1en Lines Boston passengers
= 81 1,aI - ssm ss1i0 aoa
ns,rs in H.. vi :. IL ~ - ~, tnr ~ - ,h ~
n Stsome.s IN H. ; ~ ~ ihs ns y % Luz esn & a. Lh h
I'M n th f'nn,r: 1p, " 80 80 st 49, =. 'As
rh'i..:rinhi, ~ -'e~ 1o'A' oa'h'"s' VI
- FARE ALWA1s As Low AND TtAE .s QrIck ~
Asr orutn Korrrf
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH
Lhs sEkstsoa of's MsSetn connections OF lie Penn
| DIRECT LINE EEINEEN THE EAST AND THE
IT,, .o....:, oEsAr VAST;
% nf tr.eSs ny ~ iali:oat Hfd:s II r!!sa
si lie y !ase a q It s #; Fss1s
ass H. ow ~ S a9 IT, g to
, 1860-02-28

The costs due carh the s1y-F,i iaas !pr sui, lnta
ps'es and pafef. 9F lad itcsisx In gtLe
ltE the collection Of a uluiea year
4. D.. ISL, .rlYu1t to +:eseA cents ca:h.
, 1860-02-28
GALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.


EIETsk ARkASIEIxxT.
On an after M0S DAf. Soy. .u, .s ta.,a will 1eave
Hcs :tpu.. CtlSo. :el1H. *unta:s e1ce}sed:
11starl and ll:41 pm flr I-1Sn, Polo, Futun, Ceaf
RAPIDS. a:i4 lnse1H~Lrt- poi1tt*.
At llt,a and l;e:v.ess. Rockford, Free
port Warren GA cal, n:ate:L, l.t1lac. Ee,o JaIe4-
Tile, ar.. srtsrT~t:He 1!aer..
At s:Sl PM fJr Geneva EkIn AID n:e:nea:e p:.ee4.
Passengers fur McIi.uy. i:,cuso1G Gtcevs Like aat
tces;ie..its prints, vii! ttke ill., !l:iu tra!a-
"a Stepping es14@1 rtxSt :-l!-L.
E. u. r.Altt}Tr. General srrs-
3. T. PORTER Gen. f8sssa<t7 i srIt iy7-.y
, 1860-02-28

~ Clty Clerks ONCE. t:1itato H.. Feb. - 1850.
Futile Nnre Is h.eby gwen. that 'hc ctn"n t'o"Et!l
have hnierets sde wax constructed. 1nItews:-
IN the suuh E-7. nth ,f:c.f. Hs isstI
~ Nu:.a ,tvtt, III thr wsst Division. feet wIte.
cf > tneh pank. !2:, tys1:n:* "t MT lrss 1han
b. .hc ahEn., II. nss The earth 1r lhe earth
niied n .xt~-en III, Z. forn 40 even grade.
Sn. nnie The -Ialt IL culsircrt tn Lie Rannsf
ftu rsd by fhr stan~ relative In sidewalks. ur boz
f.rs tv Iah s.ay # Ii, h, eG0 II " Il te tnt by tile
tenlnls oncr tC asseasel the Premises
ehIr: :eaf,e thvr, with.
f.k1nnIt-ln H. EKEI4MAXN tItv Cfefk
, 1860-02-28

l. AM CHNAGV RAILROAD.
sESfEG HS i; CT sA1no.y
oy :ad we t2T:. Of rsaa'ylvaas New J<r
Nssehan,s e1 1ak!ne tfs ;ra.e will h.v. TIE teae.:
.l}!5s Ea:'s;n Ra;E;s ). 2 llona!e
T:lns !sa;s o. Itp: es:asrof Canal AID Taa Bassa
Eirss 7S sF;sts
=: cres'ns ] h s Esys1ad a. an1 ~ shsss
Hos:os .ad y n,:o? = .! 81 En:asG u Xss
a ssrh 10 T. 2aae,r s Ss@ ua,
Ve;nen. stesssE7e. "aeens, aad r:=:ustowcs;f oate
The ahove sa,ne CONNECT At Fo:e-s with :sains NJ:
River Read to Springfield, C,:zua- Dayton aa cineunat1.
s T2EE s. t2% q; S,:? HxS SfSs II: Sis;S fS!E
aae aaes ss :.s @ n1'' O. the 'H**s aa'
md convey ssxse % re n ehz 10 ike fs'sea.es I'd
eesa:s +: s:s: $s6 ::s ~
Pos West s'is. eoist u casa sd Van Balsn .;1es;
IL 2a1ucula, TO ssk for eek.,. h. Fort Wayne.
nes.!s4 u HSsS2S s;!ss Ss!s!s s*'' cA
RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
On and ater Non!a7, Jan. sth lsso t,lzs will run -
follows 1a4ly. tsauaa5e s1eeptea>:
LEAVE RACINE.
f. ~ H. Ga:ssa as ss;s. Ct
a, aaa ~ iglx aas - M y.
,.-.,.v :, LEAvE E,EEEPoET. ~,
v.nxes snG Ca:ezso Eas!fra:. tor Cs!caeo and Iii.
Freight ,os~ared to ii paa.s the M.>ss:pt, Rses
aI1tes as low - By any otaet route ana With I aucke
For Information Inquire 4. taee as Chicago and North
western and cti7ko AID A1~aus.s : Ksi;FSaas
, 1860-02-28

T ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-


18j0....Nluter .Arrangeulcnt.....I86
t >nd a:tcr suc1,y pece.E.c. ;,h, ;s;3. tsass WILL
!eavc the Great Central Uepot 1T
9:.a ar. tsua:=y: exap ptc> :7srs at Peoria II 30
t.l~ IL u.cl,lf - Ills m.; 1t Springfield at
s.lo r,m.s 81. Lf,uis i. j: " a-zA: Caifo 1t To
I'll Memphis 1t 4. Q p-Ea. next Gay, AID New
tr.eArs II 40 a-uau5u DAY.
s-o 21sts4tut:ays E-eetud} Arriving GatesburEh at
IN. :.lto ALL: -. Louis :: llu pm. Caro
st4H Pm Memphis 80 an secSnu GaT and
r-r, Nxw t!.iears II d 10 p.tn. thtrd day.
~ Sleeping Cars OF ali GIT Tra.na.
HYDE PiEk AN D WoODLAWN TI:iIXA
Lesse en:easo ~ an, Leave Wooawa II 40 N
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e''' p~n- t.DP,M
". u: ARTHUR, Gea. Superintendent.
, 1860-02-28

~ f'tsr Clerks thEre Chiuu ILL.,, Feb. =. iSGO.
rntIr Sntxe Is hereby sstn. thai the Cbnt'n Council
hare nIxttrl >sc%lik tH tt constructed follows: tn
t.t south shir u.1t fr et tr.nl tt1f to iu Enn
.sre. III tile Wet Hiv,,s IL, fur .st wttr ef in.h
luz III utn tie earth Ills c.th !r,l ia tslwvrn ihcn,
ID f'fM All even srut~.
Suw, ,,s,a the xne shall In CONSTRUCTED in the
r~sirps by the i 4ttyett sA. Walls before
h day "f MaErh l$G. it wi! h. lht by The street
Ctni. inIrr anti tho asae,sed the pterlista
char wr7ht ihtre~th.
Ii.n.,IA Ii kEEIAMANX fsffr l.1kfk
, 1860-02-28
k,IUE1|ALk NOTICE.

N II44 VL1nEN tI7Tcx T. ChItTx1., H.. F+lI. =, tSO,
ih!c H"trr L. t,rfrht lta ths 4 4n"m t'"uncI1
have u+feri ~kie~.lk T., t- tn,. iCf+t, hAss~@:-
un the East ride Ut Jri+ us. fI" Mitchell ,tte~t
a. ,..tna.tne ss~et, h tho Wsrt bsron tlA rt xHe
wide, of Inrh plank. ial te fns NJ ao fe>s than
shy lnh ling. let Init ths sarib "r tha eatlh
hh.t In t<twtcn tbe1. "a ii firm Al. ".rn .T:9e.
SDw. ue>4 ti.. s!ali ls IA thr manber
fe,lu+ By s>n!aer l4lxe !" s4!ewa "f tefa
the .sth day uf starrh lss.' it will tx built by tho
Street cnnsA,.nner, ami the asscssed ihs p1ctn
is4~ shaFkrat.e Herewith.
fysIn is1.I4v il. KKEISMANN, tEy Clerk.
, 1860-02-28

Mr. Hoard asked whether It would be in or
der that afterthe next trial. if it be unsuccessful
the plurality shall elect.
The Speaker replied in the negative.
Mr. Farnswoyth moved that the subject be
postponed till the first Monday in June
Several Intellectual motions were made to most
pone till Monday, Wednesday und Friday, and
10 adjourn.
The House again voted.
Whole No. votes, s,...........,.......,. .......,1a5
, 1860-02-28
M | G Il Il AN SOUTHERN,
III. LAhE SiOKE and GRANu THENE RAIL

MI IC Ia Y SOUTHERN,
III: LAhE sliOKL and GRANu TEENE RAIL
lso9-so .N1.-Es AIEANdKAF1r. .15596l
Takes effect o1 and ai;ss Nuv. f3.
Great Through Route 10 NesV York,
To!eslo C!s.l3ra. Ti;'ssx,. Ia.-ssaEEh whecnx sy-
r3cs. Troy. lssEit"n- lrso >1s Iesnn fssidse, Ais
CARA fa!a 1nt41, Uankitk A1b41r Kntiant Montreal.
Hs".. In tt:ph., Baltimore. ~a-ap:t0n. Springfield
Murc.ser. Pert.aa:. sr:cs aaa q. t.e I'ir.s il ti
ltnns3 sa2:a. New iofk. New Et an. c.,t+s, 4c :te
SEQ an. Mail Aa4 Etprsas eav+s Ehrn daily, (SYnt.ys
e1c=ptets.} Old Michigan i.'-s4l. reaching. To{e-
tsu IL a.3s Faf aau Utts.,st i. 6tU PM.
7:G0 pm Night Express f4vt> !! Nth
kaa keai, raeaiax ro;e.io :: III am. and Detnu1t
Ats.lU1l.f.
Direct eoacc.s;cns n.A:e 1t Toe" With slns Tneto
and Cleveland fst.. 70: Ill pa:s :ner!nr III Ohio, Fc1n~y
vaata. Ncw York aE1 the N.w En.an. >ts.,-.
Drsct casnrctlrn. HaAe It u..: :ttt With Nete
Railway to >rsce1,-i+n i;r .l.e. &c.
Dfcct cnHnttlon !nite 4. l,r:fls: "a t:s cn G:Ald
Trunk .saWav 10 Tar.n.n, FEt+,lt, DAl nsblf:i Nun
tEeai, Quebec Acd FrEtiard.
Direct cchnest!,cA nate At Cese.a:.ts II iS:t>.Esx1
Harris uFGf. Wheeling, Hs.ats:,'Il- La1t.s.r1e 7at
Washington.
CoLcrctns uate a: Toesn with trains On Michigan md
Dayton Road IL L!Et. lfsyton Hamilton aEt CiEenna,,
Cntnh. Aancaes;t: act: JAts-rn.
No cE1n.e Of cars ret xeen chicago and Detroit,
k6 kar-.!e ettckel tir11-a tu .sew York, Hosto1,
WO0bi:TFf"s PATESr SLEEPING CARS aecom.
p7nT I'll ntt N tl:s !os.t, S"w Sa:s and Boston.
Ttckrt, t+ rad At III Ticket ttrs l., t!r Wvs 1t
!he C'mpAcys Jce. ur'ier the te?esr Il .se Of
Randolph 7i,G near.~.fa stftt. aa It Ike IL ttn.
II. tslsAY G-...1! Te.tc;: Agent.
joey D. cAAfbtll. Zen. su2t- lnl--
, 1860-02-28

I ssales Of 81 Sheep from &lal.esto &4.15.
Sales Of tA9 Hogs from t<!;3, t5.0caa.41.
Sales of II Cows and Calves from 4ea@2e6 to ass.
Below VIC etvr few sa1eA, nvcsage weights, ETC.:


New York Bunk Statement.
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, 1860-02-28

(;AlsD.-It having come to our
~ knowledge that Shirts Of Interior make have been
et.rci fot fse Ut retail In Chicago rs GOLDEN HILL
SHIFTS which not made nannraetery, thus
doing taosc Iart who sell Shirts great
injury We beg therefore to satc that all S,ytk made
the haGk Of the ygke tE1dr mark slIsattrc
, 1860-02-28

r.! uICAGO 1tti4L-t'Ui ikNISllING II
~ DEPOT,