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FROM MISSISSIPPI.
COM ME RCTAL.

CLEVELAND MARKET-MARCH so.
FIGURING sales ofnote and no change in pri-
ces.
WHEAT-steady, with sales Of6 cars red at Sl,O4.
White is quiet at sl,i6. ..
CORN-sale of 2 cars ct 5le.
OATS-Noninal at &c By the car load.
SEEDs-sals Of 100 bus Glover 81 $500, Timothy
is IN hight supply and steady at S2,75-
HIGHWENEs-Dull. salo Of 25 bbls at iSc.
PORK-sales Of go bbls Ness at Sls. -
BUTTER SALES of kegs poor at SC, and bbls
very choice g. h. az l5e. Ordinary to good ranges
at iOalSs.
RGGs-saleso Of few bblI ct 9@skc.
POTATOEs-stsadya At sOss2e for prime Mer-
Gers and NeshanhOoks.
CHEEsR-sellinEs steadily At the range quoted
in our table.
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NRW YORK hLARKEll-lIARCH 9o.


aFLOUR-Martst about SC lower with moderate
business doing for expert and home consumption (;
holders eXhihitiug no very pressing desr to realize
Market closing quiet. The sales OF superhRe state
were chiefly 81 So aud extra stats chiefly $40
sales are g.6OO bbls ct SF,2O9S5se for superfps
state, 50 376e5,5 tor extra state, S5,2OG5,3O Tor
superins western; S5.3705.6O for common 10 medium
extra western IS 6O6570 for shipping brauds extra
round hOoped OhiOi and S5S097,OO for trade brands
dc.
CANADIAN FIlOUR-Market scarcely so firm
with only very moderate business doing. sales aru
- bbls a. S5,iul17,Ui for common to good extra;
S ,2597,5 30 fouchoice and ftTorit do.
nEE FLdiUR- selling IN small parcels at g, 80
64In cemmon 70 ehoice luperfne
CORN mEAL-Only limited business doing
at previous quotation
WHf%k k-Markct hrm and demand active
Sale are - bills l75f@l7Sei including lO00 bbls
WHEAT Market heavy and le lower with mod
Gratis demand I Z export and home cun-unpttOn.--
Sairs are good Chicago spring 81 3l Is 10 store
and deliVUredi MilWaukur cub at 81 2 - In store
sad dsliysredi ehoies northwestern club at SI2s in
gttr :; winter rel western at 35nl 3s In store and
delivered; red ufats Sl,3s VII ts CanAd SI5Oa i5i;
wh,ts Michigan at sl,90gl,ssi very handsone do Il
YE-Limitsd supply and good demand.
RARLEY-Sieady at 719SVc. Sales are s2o0 bu
LAKE shore St 75e delivered
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AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA AND TEXAS AND
AT SOUTHERN FORTS.
Saturday Afternoons Report.
WASHINGTON RUlIORs.


WASHINGTON, March %.
The New York HeFald's correspondent says
The Government has finally determined TO aban-
don Fort sumter es soon as a vessel 70 take An
derson command can reach Charleston harbor.
At last accounts the garrison had only supplies
for q Few days,
1T Is positively denied that any order has been
given for the reiuforeem9nt Of Ft Pickens,
The Times dispatch says that Judge Preston,
Of Kentucky viii decline the Chief Justiceship
OF Dacotah, AID pr0bably will obtain a better
appointment
Miuistor CorWin gees to Mexico in the steamer
Tennessee. from New Orleans, April 18Th.
The " 0rid'e cuTrespondence says Informa-
tiou was received yesterday that the Florida Leg
stature had patsed On act making Il treason pun
ishable with death on conviction, for any one TO
accept once under the Federal Government who
resides 10 that State, afier collision between the
Federal and Confederate forces.
The Postmaster General has issued orders for
EuppiyinE letter paper, TO be cut, Eummed, and
emboase1 Win cent postage stamp, combining
in one leiier sheet and envelope.
The lslllueS correspondent says: The Fort
Sumter qeesiion k ltill undetermined. and will be
several days. s,Ng
The same correspondent reiterates that orders
have beer sent 70 land troops at Fort Pickens.
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ILLINOIS BANKS.

CHICAGO, March 30.
The Banks Of this city will on Monday throw
out the following thirty two illinois banks Al
bion, Benton, Carmi, Chester, Federal Union,
Quincy. Republic, Belvidere, Canal, Citizens,
Commercial Of New haven. Continental, Corn
planters. Farmers an Traders Farmersi Bank
of Illinois, Farmers Bank of Aew Canton From
uer, Grand Prairie, Illinois State, Lancaster
Merchants and DroYers', Mississippi River, Ne F
Market, Pamet, Prairie State, ShaWanese, Rail
gan County, and Southern Illinois. These banks
have circulation Of about three and half mil
lions, based upon Missouri, Tennessee and Louisi
ana stocks. At present market rate securities
the notes are worth from eighty-fYe % ninety
canis on the dollar
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nIIIImoNn cnNHRNTI0N.

kICuNoSni Malcu oV.
In Convention to-day, Wise offered a series Of
Amendments as q substitute 20 the majority
report, which were reterred and ordered 70 be
plinted It ia not believed they embrace the
propositions ofhis minority report
Some entertain the opinion that the ConYen-
ton wall adjourn m about two weeks. The agri
cultural portion OF the Convention are getting
anxious 20 retur home
Fiournoy made a speech In favor Of presenting 3
the ultimatum Of Virginia. He was opposed 10
a border State conferences
NIessrs. Jones BafboRr made speeches In IA
voF Of secession.
Mr. Goggln urged plan for Withdrawing ana
recunstrucIlng aud set forth his report
The CDnveptian by q vote OF O4tO IS adopted
the resolution 10 terminate debate In Commit
lee Of The Whole on Thursday next, when the
Committee will proceed 20 vote on various prop,
tsitious that have been presented, giving brtei
time for explanations and amendments,
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NEW YORK NEWS.

NEW YoRk, March 80
Gen. Niramon who arrived on the Quaker
City. s said 70 be en- route for Spain, TO urge The
acquisition Of Mexico.
Prince Albert leit Barbados on the 18th, for ST..
Vincent.
Orders have been received 10 get the store ship
Release ready for sea. IL is believed she will
take supplies to he Gulf Sqadron-
The steamer Star Of the West was seen on the
e3d within days sail Of Indianola, Texas
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PRESENT POPULATION

iz' PRESENT POPULATION
The sfafe is rapidly fline up with Bopulznon /: 6d3
025 persons having been added since 1850, making the
present population ,TS s63, ratio Of io2 peE cent Ia
Ten years
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
ne Agricultural Produces Of ln0s are greater tllan
those ofany other STATE. The produces sent out drray
the past year exceeded 500 900 tons he WheaL crop
q 1880 approaches s5 10000 bushels, While the cora
crop Yields not less fian 40 600 900 bushels.
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.
Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure such i'm
mediate results FOR his labor upon these prairie soils
they Being composed Of deep rich loam the fertility
OF which, Is unsurpassed By any On The globe.
TO ACTUAL CULTTVATORE
giaes 1854. he Compdny hare so-d 300, 900 acrsg
TAsy sea only % aaual eaigatoTs, and e55 eonlcf
eoniains an agreement % cltiuae ne rad h11 bees
through hess lands az an eelss d sd 005
COO IN 1850 fhs popalGtio1s Of 1orty-nfHs c1lHss.
through aghieh Z paass, only 255 sos scs a0 49,
sol, gain q l43 PEI ezsL
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the thrto the people may Ue
stated that COO 900 tons Gf freight incudng coo OC0
bushels Of grain, and go 900 barrels Of -four for
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Workngmen win ind the free school
system encouraged By the state and endowed with a
large revenue for the support Of schools. Their CHI
dren live IN sight Of the church and schoolbouscs
and grow up WITH the prosperity Of ne leadng STATE in
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMEET.
he prices Of these lands vary from 50 TO- SIS per
acre, according 70 location, quality, SC ETst cass
farming lands sell for about SO 70 SO PER acre; and
the relative expense Of subdng prairie land As com
pared with wood land is in the ratio Of 70 10 IN favor
Of the former The terms Of sa5 for the bulk Of hels
lands viii be
ONE YEARS ETREsT N ADVANCE,
at SIX par cent per annu, and six interest notes q SIX
per cent, payable respectively in one two, three four
I've and siZ years from date Of sae and four notes
'or principal, payable IN four, i've sand seven years
from date OF sae the contraCtstpulatng that oneenth
u the tract purchased shall be fenced and cuYated
each and every year for i've years from date OF sale
90 that at the end Of i've years oneha shan be fenced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PR CETT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from The valuation for cash except the sane should be
At SIX dollars per acre, when the cash preo VIII be I've
dollars.
p-0es, and turns Of payment eaz be had
OSTER, Land COMMISSIONS,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ges, and cities situated upon the llzi-
90, APPLETOE'S RAILWAY GUIDE,
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NFWa FRnlr nInvInn-

NEW oEK, March 30.
Advices from Mexico report that the stage
from the City Of Mexico 10 Vera Cruz, contain
ing two Americans and i've other passengers, was
attacked By band Of twenty robbers, and Lieut.
Dick, Of the U. $. A., and another American,
defended themselves, killing five and wounding
seven OF tie robbers The balance ded. The
Amaricanl WEE hoIh Wounded
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Saturday Nights Report.
TEXAS NEWS.

NEW YoRE, March 30.
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived this af
terncon and reports that she landed at Fort JEFF
fers0n, rOrtugas, companies II. aud Z. 1st artil
lery and ct Fort Taylor, Key West, companies
T. and x. Of the same regiment
She rep irts that the Indians are creating great
havoc among the people OF Texas, killing sUme
and running on their stock. Maj. Sibley chas-
Used some OF The SaYages.
COrtinas was understood 10 be only waiting the
departure of the troops TO commence operations
On larger scale than before
NEW ORLEANS, March 30.
The steamer Zoatsazocalos started for Mata-
gorda Bag on the 10Th inst. 10 take away the Fed
eral troop Il is reliably stated that The troops
will be landed AZ New York.
Light hundred troops are awaiting frausporta-
SO, At In iIanoia- Several companies are expee-
led from San Antonio.
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FROM NoRz0LK.

Petitions being numeryusly signed mt net
ing AR Blow, delegate from his city, 10 vote ior
immedias secession.
a large ami enthusiastic meeting, held a.
WasungtOn Poini, instructed delegates rom
Norfolk County, 70 vote ior mediate seeei tlon-
The meeting also appointed delegates 70 Con
vention 20 be held on the 18th April TO nom nate
Secession candidates for Congress, In case W.
qinis should remain IN the Union,
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RATIROAp sYsrElF OF TIIIFoIs

Over 800 900 900 Of privsts capital have been ex-
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois. Inasmueh
part OF theincoms from several Of these works, with
valuable public fund in lands, 60 20 diminish The State
expenses The TArs 4KH uGHTi and must consequently
every day decrease.
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IMPORTANT SUNDAY NIGHTS DIS
PATCHES.
Fo6RIGN ARRIVAL

THE LONDON TINES ON THE CON-
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POST OFFICE DFFAI.CATION.

CmCAsO, March 80.
Thos P. Shallcross, special agent of the Post
Once Department, took charge of the Chicago
post Office to-day by order Of President Lincoln,
for cHUses alleged Of arreaFage and faulty ac-
counts, running through even a longer period
rumors, many Of them doubtless highly exagger-
aFn
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aSSiITES1l Disc SSSf
with all bad effects arising thersirom, including
DEBILITY or NERTnra pRnsrp artnN

with all bad effects arising thersirom, inuluding
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATION.
He has succeeded IN curing cases IN this city some
OF whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
selstyled physicians who profess TO treat all private
maladies with success and without receiving the
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he a a rleualer Of
some College In London or Paris, e. perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of engnaring the innocent
and who hold out great expectations never to be re-
allied. But what DR.. GIBSON might boast OF Il
those who repOse confidence in his ability and integ-
rity, and that he has perfected an American system
of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or Paris or any ratent medicine to- eQlai tor the
derangume1ts, both mental and physical, arising
rom sexual or secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSOh also claims for his new Treatment the
following advantages over all Others yet discovered
and nrHt, the agents used in r.pect disagree
ablei he uses no relics Of the dark ages such as
Mercury nor any other deeteri0us drug; Secondly
restrictions in diet business 4 required; Third
y bis treatment Is positive ami certain In all
BE stands prepared TO 90 into any public private
immense superiority Of his new treatment over and
other now known % the world in point Of promptly
ness Permanenoy, miidness, safety and oonYenience
Dr. GIBSON is permansntly located In Cleveland,
and has during the past nine months performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted ali
other mOda5 Of treatment Reference can be given
individuals Of the rst regpectability IN Cleveland
Po5toni heW YORK and other cities IN regard to !
Dyspepdias Rbuematism, ScrOfula and AL chronic |
oiseasqs treated with superior suoceSa.
- Medioins sent to any part Of the country
%. aIBsON's New Work on Physiology fos sals
at bis oaies.
DR. GIBSON, j
Professor Of Electropathy and Aedseiae,
~ oaice No. AZ 0n.ariO street, up stairs q few
doors nom the Public square.
oflce hours nom to Y and from 10 o'clock 4
daily. (suDdaYa eLceuted.l aurQ
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FROsI NEW YORK.

fJ NEw YoRE, March 81. .
Advices from Key West Of the 25th report the
steamer Crusader was 10 leave with stores for the
fleet at Pensacola.
The steamer Gen. Rusk had landed troops
from Texas at Forts Jefferson and Taylor. The
latter Is now on war footing with all sorts OF
supplies for year.
Judge Marvin Of the U S District Court for
the Southern District Of Florida Is TO resign
He will remove 70 New York. BE has been en-,
gagged by the Board Of Underwriters 10 attend
10 their business In the New York Courts, He
Is strong Union mEn, and does not resign on
account ofpolitioal troubles
FROM MISSISSIPPI
JAcKsoN, March 80,
The Convention 10 day ratified the Constitution
by IS again Z.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

INV LUhNl lLlIlU %.
The Posts special dispatch reports that Hen
y Winter Davis will be appointed Minister to
China
A great many Clerks were removed to-day, par
ticularly in the Treasury and Interior Depart
ments.
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FRssEL ARANnnNEn.

BosroS, March 60
The British ship W. Hammond, from New Or
leans for Cork, was abandoned on the 18th inst ,
in latitude S5 longitude IS. The crew twenty
-four In Humber,wvre taken OF by the Duteh brig
5sirene, which has arrived here from Rotterdam.
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An extra COPY will be given to the ge:ter
up of the cl1t, for his trouble; when a club
reaches as nigh as ffty copies, a Tri-Weekly
viii be given and when it reaches one hun
dred, a copy Of the Daily LRADER will be
given.
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ZION the E1amin.r. Norlolk. ~


From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
=, Oephalie Pulls accomplish the oject for which
they We're made, viz: Cure O headache in all forms
From the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
tFrOm the Democrat, ST. Cloud, Mimi
Hyou are, or have been troubled with the head
aehe5 send for box, (Oephalic Pills,l that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
From the Advertiser, Providence, R. II
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably eff
tectiye remedy Tor the htadache and Of the very
best Tor that very frequent complaint which has ev
er been discovered.
From the Western R. B. Gazette, Chicago. MI
We heartily endorse Mr.. SpaIding, and his unri
vailed oephalic Pills.
From the Kanawhs Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
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From the Southern Path Finder, n. o.
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TFrom the st. Louis Democrat
Theimmense demand for the article lCephalio PiIs)
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From the Gazstte, Davenport, IoEa.l
Mr.. Spalding would not connect his name with an
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From the Advertiser, Providence, R. Il
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the 4
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IFrom the Daily News, Newport, R. Il
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said to be very eficacious for the headache.
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EICs, RARMERs 3 WORKnEG MN,
LANDs nF mLTHnTs.

No State in the Valley OF the Mississippi offers 30 great
inducements 20 the settler as the State OF Illinois,
There Is portion of the world where an the condi-
tons Of climate and soil admirably combine 70 pro-
duce those two great staples CoE and WEEAT, as the
Praires Of Illinois.
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DIED.


BOSTON, 4arek 30.
Lemuel shaw, late Chief Justice Of Massa
sausetts, died this morning suddenly.
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For the names OF the Towns, VIus
no3s Cent. II. r., see pages 1Sss Is9 &
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TROUBLE AT TIE CHICAGO PosT
OFFICE.
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lounglt0Wn % CleYeland,

cs,and March . sl 0H4s; s55sil5is5Elsl,, :; EilHgi5EEs,
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DELIWARE.

81 IUI"-II UIII- 1aIs TII
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks. par
Co1ntry Blk, Solvent :
GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. %
ALABAMA.
Ali Solvent Banks. a
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MINISTER 70 cHIEA.
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FROM FoRTs sUMrER AND PIcKENs.
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may b. prevented; and II
taken at the commencement Of an attack immediate
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They seldom tail In removing the Nausea or Head
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They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iveness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females. and
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Laxative, improving the appetite giving tone and
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THE CEPHALIU PILLS
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B ARE OF COUNT FEIFst
RS-- The genuine have i've signatures of Henry G.
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Hs-Au orders should be addressed to
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