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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-14

- LAWKENCKs. ;. MARYE,
II lATTOkNky At Law,
Prsetisss In he Courts u ths city ~ RiehmoaA
line. Nss7NqA 81 t4N4
hs 10 siso NseAry RshAs AnA Cennteeisass sf
The pArtnership bstwssA Mr., Ca4st&!e Wnlru
and himself heiax 1Snselved. his e1eo y ao9 ~
J iltA 81. just below GoddiA's Hall. NuI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~ sHOOka0DyEc kaDyEcy HILL axNkaAL
o.w. fYLER,
Ok on MavsAan, ts.sss sss1. go SsssssA Ss,cas,
SkGKOES. SILL REAL ESTATx, SELL NE
GROEs, and act - a0ENkkALaA0kNY.AH He ~:
sarns his thaa for the lbar.i PesronASs
upon him for three years past. - s-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-14
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION
TWENTY FOURTH DAY.
"WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1851

rhe Convention was called TO order by the
,,.si,g,nt at the usasi hour. Prayer by the
g. Mr.. BAsgR, of Grace Church, fEpis-
, 1861-03-21
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

'A+AA'A-A--A AiAsAA
FREIGHrs-sch Mason, to arrive, chartered
FOR wheat to Kingston at 16c.
FLogR-Reeeiyed, &, ,s3s bbls. Market qniet bnt
celsior'' do al sA.e5 del; 500 hbls mixed brands
good Spring extra d At si25 DEL; 100 IBIS supe1dac
higher Sales 3, 600 bn fresh receipts No. Spring
at tic In store QUO bu receipts do at Isl III
store; 5000 bu old receipts do at 754 in store
bags were:-loe bu Club at Sic on track 600 bags
wheat j. plenty and dali:
better. Sales. 1,5oo bu old receipts Mixed at &c
in store; 600 bu 90 at :51<c in store; Il 600 bu
DO at 251c in store; 10000 bn do At 26c in store
I,0oo hn fresh receipts Mixed at 26ezc in store; ;
oATs-Received. o6a bn. Market dull and
nominal at 14@t5c for No IN stcrc.
RYEessysd ssiss Ia e. aarketgery dull and
BARLEY-Receivel a.G04 bn. Market dull
Sales s0 hu old receipts No. at CSC In store 165
bags f9if at sc on .5ae i 1ao bags No ds
lower Sales, 40 bags prime at 81 20; 900 bass do
=. $eS; ags e Eopd G ID at g G2 Clover Seed qu;
n aemaua d, at s1ooGI12x hungarian seed dull;
HIGuW1NEs-Recei7cd, 1s5 bbls. Market
steady; Saies 1oo bhls at 14e; = bbls at14Ae.
NESS Polsk-Qaiet and noniinaai at SIG $50
IAkD;-No inquiry, and market dull and nomi-
= TALLSWI ! br1s country at e,sc.
HlDEs;-Rcceived, 54,a51 lba. Market qniet.
Green snlted, &C., green, 5zc; dry flint, 1a112Ac.
iair nd demand n y, by shi p2Fs at
bris at thhse figures
BUTlER-Dall. Sales, II pkgs choice dairy at
+ PouLTKY-D1essed chickens $3.50 per doz;
turkeys. SGo9e per lh.
, 1861-03-21

...--- IrFERFooI, 1Et March, 1861.
PRoF1sroNb.-Am moderate business has been do
Ing IN beef without ,nateri.l change IL price, bur
the tendency u still rather downwards. There is
no new American pork In frat hands The trans-
not pressing eellers. At Chester fair this week
yery little Mas Disposed Of thongh offered at re-
hes been dong In American, but prices have
downward tendency. There il good demand for
ans oa;1 Amesan h1tter Rus ang sna inferior
n"ss has heon done this week. and pr:ces are again
Sd per cWt lower.
GLovEa sEsp.-Lste ady1ccs from America hare
hada depressing effect upon the market. New
seed is freely offered at 49s per cwt but dealers ex
poet soon to buy on much easier terms.
BnEADsTufFs.-AtT Tuesdays market there was
business was done at Fridays prIcea Flour was
more ssleable. and at slight reduction IN price
one or tVo III l'aarge parsis found enyer. Iaian
mixed, showing slight improvement. Sine.
Tueeday the trade has been very quiet, tie tight
ness Of money putting stop to all speculative
cd By country millers, and fair business was done
in wheat at irregular prices. Fine red was Sd per
GENITAL lower; other descriptions were more tii,n.
though occastonallya deeine Of ID to per GENITAL
Was accepted to make sales from The quay Flour
was sold AZ very irregular prices, in come caece
under, aud in other cases over the quotations Of
Tuesday. Indian corn was quiet 1t Tuesday's 5
prlces. B1aLAxp, AyurA 4 CO,
..-.. qL4aow. lat March, 1861.
FRoy1s10Es-Thed difficulty which cur dealers e1-
perlence In getting In money from coun r. custom
ers has depressing effect on the market, and sales
OF ali articles under this head are made with Diff
Guilty. Bcef and pork are quite neglected. Bacon
offering At 505 to bas for long boneless middlcs.
Cheese in email demand at about Sos to 54s- Hut-
Ter il etiil hard to sell unless the quality Is extra
fine.
LAnp-The demand Is still limited at sGs, md
the market II such that concession OF Is per cwt
wccld only fr1elten buyere.
n 1Q ma -ot n9S han YAf ftor
, 1861-03-21
PROVISIONS.

cMcIsxATr- - There was continued
good southern demand for bacon: 81. This comes to
sales footed up $50 hhds, including 100 hhds clear
e,des at t1oAc; Is do rib at sides at 94c; and 90
hhda SIDES to come out Of smoke at e,c. "a It Il TIC be
cloes' shoalders were to be had at 7c, but sfdes
Tero % he1d mostly At at 95S@1ohc. The e1ports Tor
New Buf meat; arc IN % densad 1oa re, 70 H
aud 400 COP na sold today at &c for shoulders, and
"s ass,aa5@iz 81 ss q'f'o ''' out IL was held h'm'y
Louisv1LLE-March 16.-Tha provision market
today WAS very quiet, but firm, with only Email
demand for mess pork. and the sales were limited
to some . br!a at ST for city packed mess. The
market closed very firm at these quotations. The
stock Of pork y now much. reduced. and sa the
Indiana has gone forward. We look for speedy
advance il prices, Bacon Is dnll, with the excep
tion OF heavy rib sldes, for which there ia very
and for them the market closed fery firm. We
quote from the packers at T4c for shoulders, pHc
tor rib sides 19c for elesr rib. and 1o1c for clear
sides all patked ln1al leg small ,nthe;n orders
the jobbers seltu at m advance Of &c on lie
ubovc quotations. There is nothing doing IN bulk
meats meats buyers are g >cohtending for decline, but
rtb sides; 81ac for heavy; hams T7{17xc. La1d
reuafus dull, but holders nro not willing to meet
tie market. Prime ID held at sxc for tisrcss. and
l0c for kegs Courier.
2ar AObAs-nAdL[A 4t--fOIK-Af tue BEGINNING.
900 brls extra heavy sold at $l725 On yesterday,
there xas weaker market, 60 bts selling at $11,
] aud 100 heavy II: Q. at SIG so. AT the e1ope the
market WIS very dull far mesa. Small orders fled
At previous rates. Sales e. and IS bris heavy at
sl7s5 and SO GOOD at SIT, and roun1 lot at $1T25
| Cut Meats-Thcre has been considerable doing,
but tram actions are mostly kept private AZ re-
CARDS prices. Sales reported yesterday, however,
give something like established rates; $500 shoul
ders at &c; $3.50 do &c; 430 do 5{c; 200 pieces
Inuud, shoulders &c: hams T31c fidcs SIC; 0O0
pieces round, shouldera &C. hams TIC, sides sKc
1900 pieces extra choice lot at fraction aboye;
| 20 casEB ut &c for shoulders, and 7Hc for hams,
in good packages. To-day. receipts belong most:
~ to packers Iere; market dull Sales Include
| 6,000 pieces sh0ulders. packed exc; l277 hams.
luose. 7kc, and 500 clear sides, loose, 9kc. Lard
Strictly prime IS dn at &c. and lower qualities
are neglected Sa es OF 5s tcs prime s4c; 20 tcs
and IS bbls strictly prime at SC; kegs In small
| way 91Glf0c.-l{o Republican.
| BAl1lN3ng-Mareh 18-Thc market eti!l csn
| tinues Very dull. We hare to report sale Of 4ci
brls navy beef, or private terms. Prices remain
/ Ct Inst quoted. Bulk meats-We notice ea1e oI
1000 lbs rides, loose, ut SIC ne1 h We con,inne
to quose sides at s3Ssz<e; shoulders at 6k@6zc
and hame ut 66ac per u. We have no sales Of ba
| COZ 10 note, and quote shoulders at 7H@sc, arc
sides at 94@10c per b.. Lard-We hoaE II q ealt
Of 100 tcs western at 94c per b. We quote re
fined at 12A@1214c per b.-Patriot.
, 1861-03-21

NANTED-Ah house suitable for
w q small family in pleasant location either In
the North or South Division contafnt, the modern
Office, nh19a1Q6 81
, 1861-03-21
By: TELEGRAPH.
APPOINTMENTS AND COEFIRMA-
TI0Ns.
The Southern Commissioners.
pl:UNioN SLAUGHTERED IN AR
KANSAS.
Union ReIOfcinEs In Arkansas.
THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION,
No Disturbance at Fort Pickeee.
THE M1EEouRx sTATH CONVENT
Ti0N.
MATTERS IN LOUISIANA.
Fort Sasshte1' 10 he EpHcakafGd.
By TELEGRAPH, =.
THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION,
TEE MISSOURI STATE CoNVHN-
TioN.


q. 8. 6enate---Extfa Session,
WASHINGTON, March 20-1{r. HALE offered
resolution which lies over, that the Senate
will adjourn on Saturday next at P. NJ, sine
die.
The Senate then considered the resolution
Of Mr. Douglas calling fer information relative
to the forts, arsenais, navy yards and other
public property In 1he seeded States.
Mr. BAYARD said ha had st all times en-
dcavored 20 to guard his eoutec that no word
from his lips should have f. tendency to increase
alienation and separation between The different
portions of the Confcderacy. He conceived
reunion to be imrrhcticeble, and there re-
manned but one Of two courses to pursue,
viz: var with yiew to sr1jscton, or the nc
knowledgemcut Of their Independence as
separate nationality.
Mr.. BAYARD indicated a proposition he
intended to offer, authorizing the President to
conclude treaty with the Confederate Statcs,
acknowledging their Independence as a eepa:
rate nutfon; otherwise, the other alternative
civil war-would occur, which should be
averted. He argued that the act OF secession
is breach Of contract, and as such actual
revolution; but, at sle same time, it Is . rev.
olntion in4usurated by the people themselves
collectively, nnd you cannot meet it except BY
war or peaceful negotiation.
Executive session. Adjourned
, 1861-03-21

For which the hienett market PRICE will bs patd.
Office. III South Water street; Warehouse 29 s1qta
Water street, J. L. CD aAFAA6. Chicago ".
~ orders for purchase WILL receive p1orant attsur
H1us GSa11J
, 1861-03-21

" "ANTED-I want to trade q
,Yv Pleno fer HoEse, Buggy aud Heroes5.. .Aa.
dress Rax 7&s1. EnllH e2441p
, 1861-03-21

New YoRE, March 20.-Tne Heruld's Charles.
ton dispatch says: Pay-Master Hutton visited
Fort Sumter under flag Of truce this even
Ing and paid off fifty Government soldiers
under Major Anderson, and the command
will leave by the steamer Columbia on Satnr-
dav.
The Southern Contederaey will be recogniz-
ed by France and Spain.
No reconstruction even npen the extinction
Of the Republican party, will restore the South
to the Union.
Commander Ingraham and Capt, Hartstein
have left On aecret eeEvice..
Some excitement was occasloned BY the
appearance Of steamer from the North
about Sumter. Tho steamer Excel left to re-
connoiter.
, 1861-03-21

CNcCGEEET 1LLISoIs.-Ths unrurfent Hllnols
currency Il nearly all bought up. What little is
tfe,ed is taken 1T s0@ssc. Purchases arc mostly
1nade at the lower figure
, 1861-03-21

M ANTED TO H.N.1HANGE-.
w Good and desirable lan6 n good locations in
o. country hards a1e preferred. II necessary soma
such an exchange vii please address c. ". r ST.
II. @. Roy Al L.: mhiattyc'
, 1861-03-21

Tie clip the following from Canadian exchange:
Mr.. Wi1eon. who has recently been 1aboring to
arouee the attention Of the citizens Of Hamilton
to the importance Of cs abli.ling direct line Of
pool, Is about to Visit Quelec to solicit the coop
erzt1on Of the merchants Of that city In byldiu,
Tine Of similar yessels betwcsn Hamilton and Que
bee The Spectator says:-''Ms. Milron docs not
iiiA1y screw vessele. although he tontidrrs it
proper to delay it for The present. and proposes to
lese capital, aud c,ncliate the people of Quebec,
who We understand arc moving III the s1i1e pro-
}ect, aud one which ne think will be ftaught with
10 Parliament At once ior . clsarter. OF which he
Aas ctveo notice, md TO endeavor to Get weekly
kt1e Of screw cleaners capable Of carrying Is 900
Are whax nc want 10 secure t. the St; Lawrence
Aud to our Railway The great trade OF the Vert,
and We hope AE. Wilson may be successful Ii
ginning the object OF his mission"
, 1861-03-21
H|9HH1ltfQ.

WANTED-To cell a good Cook
w Store {beeu used one month. Eheap for cash.
or exchange for secondhand Buggy. Difference will
be paid In cash Amply Immediately at Room 198
Randolph street, mha1lt
, 1861-03-21

MIGHT .SCAVEA Charles
In Kuax will attend to tho clssn1n9 q prlvy vaults
renipnF OF HtA1ie rnannre aud my Offensive matter
t1rdcrn directed Cnaa Krnz Chicago F. o. Boz d14S
mn tnosiYo prompt At4nEf1. o19160
, 1861-03-21

DOR SALE-A stock Of we'll as
L sorted Groceries and Fixtures IN store complete,
doing busneis Of from fifteen - eighteen thousand
The stois now occupied can be leased. Tbs above
stock will hn sold low as the advertiser h retiring
from business. Address Post Office Boz 31S1, CHI.
cAEo. fe27. c1191m
, 1861-03-21

Bos1on, March haa-FiYa deaths resulted from
. fire In ~Roxbury yesterday evening BY the
flames, and one by jumping from window ;:
=. The royal steamer Niagara sailed to-doy.
She takea no specia
, 1861-03-21

'RUSIEEo ) SALE. - Whereas,
- Jearum Atsi:s. or TIC eleventh ta7 Of Jaucaty.
a. D. !S13 e1ccu:al and Geiiyrfed nc, the uctsef>
signed ~ Trustee. Deed Of 'truss conveying tha
premises herei2sttr drscrin l. y tcc1-utl,e Faymeut
Of cSrtAn PEo1t.5ory NJ: therein Eie1lt1ocsl aud
described. for FILL description Of which said uote.
6na Or sAa puHer II Rail Deed contained. reler~
eneo B b: rsb5 ulaalo .s= :ecc 7 e 81: Deed which
said Iaet u Irast T.s duy &c tued n the hocoF-
6as's 4:ce at CoaS T. Illsy. inoi,: u hook $50 IT
Deeds E.;e III AID, shes:a- dciauls has been aaao
Eon has been l,3de u r:s t. Jha Brooks, The .c,
aud {e-nl holder III s.I rAt re.nt.es nuttrr
aud by ylrkue u power II sa I::.l trust CON
ta1nrd Ind fuS tau pGr50st- shcrt1u sxoIcxs.t.
Enx :hsre,o5.. pah!e aot.ce Is hereby rsYen trat7
shs Xii ~ 2ua,:c 11rton At tho cuttl door Or tna
Court House In int c.:J Of chtcoso IN the Ststa f
nII1ot h,r l.s A.,.es: aI4 he:t Price The sans vii
bfp II cash. Inc pns2oss II salt Iced 81 Trusf
e1presseJ. ~ tcn ~ II tie oEsdooa On Saturday
safd DECD ol Tr: described ana a,tnata Is Erans1n
ID the C1ualy Of cooE- aud State Of ILiaos Is W.T.
Cpm11 n point II tue ceutre OF Tic countr
koa E1pr q! rods 3lpll o. the Horh INC az Errt"1
eighteen t1St Tos frtt 1t Re. Ee io,rteer III
east ranntEg ca t. the tist uac cf tho Eotth
weas quarter Of the aor.Hsst aarer rf SAID Sa I'm
Eighteen tl.cSe sGutn six rods and 4tx,y.uur hnr
lredths ts SLIGO 9 I'll: .cs wes1 Eatallel With the
north Inc X aid s-ct.au eshtsen to he centre ~
e centre OF said rod - TIE place ei beg!orinr co
taI1tnE about one znd>a half ~ acre. 1nore O. ess
together with tho bn!hiinga th fcon together with al
tlfa appuI tensacts IheFen0to 5.t1 gl I. aud all .ha
right. s!c oeneist aal c3aty ct redemption Of raid
Jearum Atslns, his heirs III 4aI said LIZ
luiaea, Gil -l:LES 4 'GisEtpEf, T-ryfn~
Chicago, March l2th. ISL. nan.3:.e4;.t5
, 1861-03-21

Hogs Packed at LontavfIIc,
The Courier esys that the total numhe. OF hogs
packed around the falle this seaeoD, as shown By
the books Of the packers, IL 19s517, averaging 100
bH net
, 1861-03-21
Good far ArIkuuB3H,

ST. LOUIS. Ma1ch ia special despatch to
the Democrat from Little Rock, Arkansas,
tays that the SECESSION Ordinance Wis voted
down to-day.
firing thirty-nine guns from canpon dug M
on the hattla field Of Trenton to the honor OF
the thirty-uine members who voted down the
Ordinance Of Immediate Secession in the Ar.
kansas GnnYnntinn fn.t1nr
, 1861-03-21

NEW YoRK, March 20.-New GreDadian ID
vices OF the 5th state -thAt 81 the principal
towns are In possession Of Mosquera, and the
made priaoners,
, 1861-03-21

BUR1sa1oS, n. ]. March 20.--At the elec-
don held here yesterday, the whole Demo
cratic Union ticket vas elected by about l00
majority. This is q great gain over the oppo-
sitipu.
, 1861-03-21

pU BIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
E'ysn that On Afopaay, t,u txen.y.sf,h dag OF
s{ r n.i r. Equity ot Cos 1d sts:s iE:neN
highe1 butler fof cas,. E..a f'ronsscry Sctss ard
s.oGx -, PLACED II ny haads " ranas spets h u
tndeoSedats7 agalsst aim in my had7 Gsr coec.,oc
descroeA 81 lan"e. t? ri':-ien I1} S!:aYes q! ons
hnndF. dsi:ar each 81 tha L. salie hlrner llcravr
4;ent soa3naoT; o4e ProM4s;a7y Nut: made i. via.
+ steTasG pr an'a 10 5 Dafros nj bc4re- and en-
dorseu BY sat arr Nv foc sJ datea :iaret ~ lst8
asi Pssa5ls i! sAtca n'oHt..s from tho co therco[
ILL Eatn ~, a. ssa psr vat: pr a nEi sat ono
EaI = naIgow 6 oss:s:t a21 el.rs:d " ain for
f63!13u0 da.eh AaF:s I'D. las. z1l Eey1a;e in two
Jeazs froE the date sucssuf wth iuIer-st ts7 pe1
CENT pcS annrM. JAMES MILLER
EA1EAEo. March 1tA. ~. l.ll,Iut
, 1861-03-21

IW 1I.1s y -5-4La4'' --t*F*V VI III"
=1fA4oj. Cock County. CIrcul: Coarr Gee ccunrJ
II Eha1srfY, Robert s:ovil - Acury J. spaiIas
fooaE no:les y hsFeh3 si.cn t4ss l. l. L pata%
l!lnoi5 vii! on the asa asy Of NA,c" 4 u .s. II 10
'ck IN tbs fnEpaooa OF .Ad cay, n oneLiIEcs to
puac aas!9a a. for easa = ~ t'=ae;s b:tler .: tas
nerth o2os q tan court dsse Ct Ihu County ci Cook
parcel e lad si2a:s u saii sous u taoS 10 Sit:
I've ~ "a TOWNSHIP :te rs, nu.n Range tni4
@ sssn ~ eass = t.s lf4 pc.s.fa meridian, on:4-
1nS one nnn4tt1 aa1 st1.y acsts eIEth tanr1cr
may oe Necessary To uaSo money lne "a tha ssid
Aud costs. A3Ae&cs"
!. Z FAYE FEEEE Master n chaacszy c,at "a.
~t.s""9' e0s a-'Ns ~ 4" ~ A'o4- 1tsSIIntu
, 1861-03-21

Our mrtess are Just now Eeeeisin; considerable
wheat from Uufato. About for.y cars are Kept
csr loads afs rces iyed daily, on the average, d
about viz thouesud bushels. Nearly all the mills
are doing something. Ono gentleman informs us
thst he han made several ihout barrels of flour
during the last four Or five weeks.-Roch- Onion.
, 1861-03-21

he1olc Ing In Arknn&14.
Fort Smith, Mureh 20.-TAirty-ntne gums
were fired in this city last night in homer Of
the vote in the convention against secession,
There Is great rejoicing among Union men.
Virginia Conventions.
RICHMOND, March eo,-In Convention, MI.
Holcomh OF .Albemarie made q speech for a
Withdrawal from the Union.
Resolutions relative to taxation were con-
sidered, and pending motion to table them
the Conyentiou adjourned.
Mr.. Carlisle will offer an amendment to the
report Of the Committee on Federal Relations,
enbod ying the Franklin substitute entire.
The Missouri State Convention.
ST. LoC1I, March 19.-MaJ. Wright con-
clnded his speech in the State Convention this
morning, after which tue iirst and eecond res
o!utions of the majority report ct the Com
mittee on Federal kelaliens were passed, The
tirst with ono dissenting Scice, and the second
unanimously.
Mr.. Hough moved to amend the second res
olution, that wishing to restore peace to our
country, we desire the Federal Government to
withdraw its troops from the forts row occu-
pied by them il the seeding States. The
amendment was tabled and ordered to to
printed.
Mr. Post offered the following as m addition
to the third resolution: .'and in the event Of 5
refusal by the No:thcrn States toaEree to such
an adjustment Of the slavery question, md our
sister border slave States shall decide to change
their relations with the General Government,
Missouri will not hesitate to take her stand In
! favor Of her Southern brethern- Lost--ayes
%, roes GS.
Two OF three other amendments were tabled
and ordered to be printed, which will come up
after the resolutions are passed upon.
From Texas, Florida, and Louisiana.
new ORLEANS. March 19.-No fears arc en-
! tertained in Texas Of a collision between the
| Houstonists and the Seeeseionists.
Pensacola adSaces Of the 18th represent mat
| terra still in statu quo.
VIM. L. Tancey, the Confederate Commits
| sioner to Europe, is in this city.
l. The Louisiana Convention to-day took up
! the permanent Constitution. There vas some
+; opposition, aud 1t was postponed.
The Governor has eigned tile bill to transfer
the troops and arms Id the possession Of Lou
/ isiana to the Confederate Government
The Legislature will adjourn sins die on
b: Thnrefa1y
, 1861-03-21

PHutn11RMIA. March 1s.-Flour is quiet and un-
changed Wheas. sshtIs At St 35Gx1.45, aud red
1t tI.25@$1.23: Corn - in tair denlnd: na1es OF
nla at b7Hc, and aew ut eS&Se- P1ovisions dali.
COTS, R,o 1t l3@l4c, aud Laeuay1a At l4in14Kc.
Wh1sky dull At 17x@16c,
, 1861-03-21

1DEE1IHGEV0 ~ -
New foRx, March 19.-GeneEal james
Watson Webb has declined the mission to
Turkey.
, 1861-03-21
3l05t.


r Q A RD1N CA young lady
- wishes to obtain board In a family Ehere her ID.
stractlona In nstc III be recslre compcnsatton
VIII furnish pl4ne, desired Reference e1ehanx-
Sd. = Address, 2fUs1C TEACHER Boz 20 {: Chicago,
F. o, u3ht9e29i3t
, 1861-03-21
COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 70, 1861.
TIE foI:eviug a-c the receipts and shipments for
tha past twenty four hcaSs:
EEQEIrIs.
, 1861-03-21

TIE KEN OSHA WATEHCURE
KENosHA, WISCONSIN.
The best place tn tha West for tnreHa. A,,r,r. e,
circular. DE, JOHN .. GULLY. Isss 61TIIY H r '+$
E. RENSoYEt Prups!ator. nhiaais1 m
, 1861-03-21

rONSTABLE'S SALE v;r-
Aoard ot "s:tr co.nnssionsr'. a;aslss tbs building
No. 1919 Jackson Street,
rs T,sa1tsd 2 5St = Aaa to ches52
s ;ss !: s s = ~ si s :s ;se 5ss; s:id
tic AM 'aae ii wnE1a.s AMI i # Ealr i Nc ,sli
u & e tie a. e 4. 2eifsozscoox co.ssao,s
lFAsIER'S ;.sLE.-, s1,1v ot 1lli-
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aa il:it Aasnes es B1:oat 9'' ~ 's' Aass
te4e! ra assf ait ssI X x, ss:: e :.
tho nfr:h day N.r.. A. L. 1871, II. sc.:t - jat.
ter IL Chanr:rr Ct sls aupe;io- q III: 4 sc.:, viii
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Ae5;s: = r. sa3::ies eoa5; e Se;7a.
GTArE OF ILLINOIS, COuK.
~ Gideon . i.lEo:L GeGrse i: Ga:ord, +. VI T;1a
aud J,st; sL Rt3N47.lA-l. Ir-ace,y,
eeo, ii aaa i: e:ss"a ::;,ssa sssss
Is1ed, having beau t!- In :ha o:1 oi t.s L1.sS of
III = h. s i;,son i ,!3 ss as5ey i Sssa
F. '" ttsin; TINT TIC cce.riaGaa.s niesl taeir BILL
Of cou7!.s Ii sal t:,ut: * mo ;uarcery .e ttSs.
q - tne yst day ef pectaue: !S al. I..: >1s:l.
dstal4da.t4 rttraaate on ii rst tlt!.s Vi ;rtrs*<
a-y .cx:, Lal u bS law ID a..l a!a7Isr. to
Within taa 5tt day Of Fe ,ruis7, D. I'll. ALTA
ISL 4%
Vow, thsrs.ore unless Eca IL salts tlso7 y G,gor..
Ss I'D apese % Ssrs sia sad s;pstsr n a. ofa
tss thsfeef IS lSl.ea csia in saia csanty g
denur - he sata co:illa1na IS Jill Of eonrlat
NJ M ssnc = 1ad re mstlers aad tA!ps4 thorsia
aHa sLIea ~! rs tAkcn ~ eal[-Ssri, and ueGsse
efisfea e1 aala's s'o ae'oFalrS Z tss ,aA
wAIkEE k VH AnxAx 4 rss7Ex, comrTt.' sorr>
, 1861-03-21

FoRT SMITH, March 20.-Thirty.ntne guns
were fired in this city last night in homer Of
the vote in the contention against secession.
There IL great rejoicing among Union men.
, 1861-03-21
Tie Cincinnati Provision Trade.
from the Cincinnati Gazette, 19th.1

The imports and exports Of provisions {ne3!s)
at this port tince September Let. afford tn inter-
csting exhibit: tbs figures. packages bling re-
duced to pQlnas cQTQpare IS tQtIoNa:
, 1861-03-21

S;ncs Janucry SOL 1927 s,os7,G03 1.3Go.1s1
CANADA GREAT WESTERN RA1LwAY.-The fol-
lowing is the wce.!f statement Of the earnings Ct
this road to March 18th, 1S5i: 5tE2: