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The national Republican., 1861-10-12
DnoPosALs FOR RATIoNs FOR 1864
QuARrERMAsTER's OFFICE,
II - MApISE Com

QuARrERMAsTERs OFFICE,
U ). MARINE CoRps,
Washington, September 20, 1851.
Sealed proposals viii. be received at this Office, IN
tai the 3vth day of October next at II o'clock, NJ.
for lnrnlsog ratons to the u D. MAJ Marines at the
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington District of columbia.
Zach ration TO consist of three quarters of pound
OF mt ss pork, bacon; one. and fourth pounds
of fresh or salt beef; twenty-five ounces of bread
made of extra superfne flour, in lieu thereof
twenty two ounces of extra superiine flour; or one
pound of hard bread, at the option Of the Govern.
ncmt; and the rate Of eight quarts of best white
beans, or in lieu thereof ten pounds of rice; ten
half pounds OF tea fifteen pounds OF good New
orleans sugar; four quarts of vinegar; one pound
OF sperm candles, one and-a fourth pounds OF ada
III n,ntinc candles, or and half pounds OF good
hsrd dipped tallow candies; four pounds Of good
hard brown soap; two quarts OF salt and one hun.
dred and fity.six pounds OF potatoes to each hun
drtd ratOns
lhe increased allowance of four ounces Of -four or
hread and the allowance Of potatoes, as above pro
Nided will cease, at the termination of the pr.teni
In-urrection and the ration be as provided by law
and regulations, on the lstof July, 1861
lhe beef shall be delivered on the order of the
commanding officer of each station either in bulk
or by the single ration and shall consist Of the best
and most choice pieces of the carcass the pork to be
No prime mess pork and the groceries TO be of tn.
best quality OF kinds named.
Alltubjtct TO inspection
All Dlus must De hCcompdhieu oy the ioiio"ihB
guarantee;
Fbrm Of Guarantee
The undersigned, -, Of -, in the State OF
-. and =, of -, In the State of -,
hereby guarantee that in the foregoing lid Of
-, for rations, as above described be accepted
lie or they will within ten days alter the receipt Of
the contract at the Post Office named, execute the
coSract for the same with good and sufficient sure
ties; and in case the said - shall fail TO enter
INTO contract ts aforesaid, We guarantee to make
good the difference between the offer OF the said
- and that which may be accepted
A. b., Guarantor.
Witness: U. d., GuaTantOr.
EFF.
1862.
| hereby certify that the above named - are
known to me as men Of property, and able to make
good their guarantee. Oh.
10 be sit1ed ty tte United States District Judge United
..'nssS District A1Orrley or Collector
No proposal will Be considered unless accomI anied
" the above guarantee. "
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
senI the paper containing the FIRST insertion to th
Office Tor eN sminatiOn.)
Proposals. 10 be endorsed " Propo.ali for Ration
for 100, and addressed 10 the under signed
W, b BLACK,
tspE-'a%iw MnjOr and Quartermaster.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION
Weakness or Debility, Flatulercy and Nausos,
Loss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com.
plants, Bilious Fevers. and all Diseases
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels.
As A PREVENTIVE FOR FEVER AND AaUn.
THESE sUrEas ARE NOT EQUALIZER
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

VIA A. W. GREELEY, Propri,sors, por,an
, 1861-04-04

uls1E e1Eas, bftEtot lIght which proves f8 purity
AID excellence.
These Oils are sold EhoIssala and Refill by p. E.
MEkR1HEW Co. at the !Manrf.ctoEs. ~ Stats
stFesE RH1 by C. GOODWIN, T.: South Water street.
nhS9eS9s I'm P. e. NEEKiHEW E CO.,
, 1861-04-04
this locality ID greatly injured, aud It Is feared
fha Yield Will not turn out over hall q crop,-

this locality u greatly injured, aad It Is feared
tha yield will not turn out pTer half crop
1nrss Ripers lHieh CaToniele, Aarrh %.
-Tm. .LuaBgR. BusrkEsa The lumbermen
continue to return from day to day from the
Fineries, though d large number Of teams and
man are actively engaged d In getting out tim
her-ths SHOW continuing good In the heavy
timber The past winter has been very favor
alba for this business. We have heard the
aIdouht Of lumber that will be ruin out of the
st. Croix the present season, varionsly estfna-
ted at from 75,00d, 900 to 10000 600 feet. Either
figure might be compromised upon without
detr1men6 to our local interests. Fair pFices ls
~ that is needed to set our people on #hizl
OF prosperity Il Sza2saater n7na.) Messenger.
ORowakD.-Last Monday, two Indians, hav-
Ing tasted Of she sweets Of civilization, and
mixed little too much water with their whls-
", launched their. canoe upon the waters OF
the noble Saginaw, opposite this city, and
started for their wildwood home. But to their
eyes the canoe was quadrdp1ed it danced and
turned In thousand different directions the
shore was running around them so rapidly
that they found it Impossible to keep to canoe
direct down stream In this predicame1t bay
ing heasd probably that cold water applied to
the ontsfde drives the effects OF fire Water
away, they overturned the canoe, and one OF
these wild men Of the forest found Q Watery
grave. The other succeeded IN reaching the
shore, and, without paying the least attention
:, to the death Of the brother, sank exhausted on
the dock with the single exclamation, "Wh1s-
kyF"-Eass Sd9inaw Courier, 1Gdrch 28th.
, 1861-04-04
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 3, 1861.
FREIGHTS-Schr. Mark II. EIbley. to arrive
wheat to Kingston at 16e-
FLOUR Received, ssos hbls. Market more a.
tive and firmer Sales 500 bbls 'Chicago Hills"
1ooo bbls = 'Lockport Hydraaiic'' round hoop. att
= roand ee heop af1 st bh
Morgan fat hoop, at s. s. del 50 bbls ..alaeno
LA "19qnd hoop. at = s5 del; 500 bbls " Washing
tenna ton s Hoop flat Rq?S Il 5 5s Sx1e2 60 ss p5s ds
.'Washington' fat hoop at s. q on track 500 bb]s
""Alen'' fiat hoop, at $3.50 del $50 hrls - Ila
diant', fat hoop, q. $aa3H DEL 100 brls . Impe,
round hoop. At 81. 50 del 100 brls Exchange" /:
80 del 200 hrls Flour City, fat hoop, at
sa dsl 1i 100 ess rhss hlahS A. a. hsop At
round hoop, at s. 80 DEL 100 brls eztra, fat hoop
at 80 del Coy bris fair sErin. extra, fiat hoop,
a. 81 p de- 3o bEls do, round hoop vt $4s9 del
119 brls - Eagle round hoop, at 81 20 sn track
500 br1s Globe MiIls'' st 81 delivered at Daveu-
port; 800 brls do, round hoop. Il: Il 80 delivered
here 200 brs Banner" rou,Id hoop, at s&.so del
50 br1s good Superdne st 81 Is del.
WHEaT-heceived,1 10, ,537 bu. Market Kos low
er. Sales we're: 20u bu Northwestern Club st
s57c foz winter receipts, md s75Sc for fresh $500
is S b do It IL II sore to- ~ 10 t' 81
do At s5c in store: 1900 bu wtNter receipts No.
Spring .! 59he In store: 10000 hu DC, at 79Ac in
7sxe in store; 1000 hu fresh receipts do at Sic il.
Store. Sales b. sample, were as follows 40 bags
good spring at Bsc on track; 40 bags do at s6c
CORS-Received 1865 bu. Market quiet and
easier, Sales were :--4.OO0 bn old receipts Mixed
at a631c in store; T-o09 bn fresh receipts do at
2S4c In store; It, ,0OD hu Mixed at BIC, free Of
storage til the 6th CT May, to be delivered on or
oATs-seceived, St;c si 4s5 bu. Market neglected.
sales:-5,ooo bu winter receipts No at 1ac III
store. So
RYERecetsed, none. Quiet; Is bags a. 4oe on
RARIEY-Receiycd. -455 bIf:: Market very dull,
SEEDS-ReceiEed, s,ea0. .TIaoTHT more active
and shade lower. Sales:-15 bags prime at
sac; 10 bags good at $2.s0: 62 bags do at $2-15;
10 bags good at T. .1sH; ST bags dirty at 81 %.
c1oyEa IN limited demand and dull; is bsgs lair
1aHW1NEs-Received, ass br3s. Market
steady. sales:-14o hsls country at 14c. Small
ALCou0LLsteady at a1@ssc 2 gal.
MESS PORK-,steadr. Sales 800 ns early pack
LARD-Dnn aud nominal at ss@eXc. "~
TALL0W-~l0o bbls city packers at sac.
HIDES-Rectived. SO, 473 lbs. Market steady
and more active. Sales Today were at the follow
Ing quotatinns:-pty Flint 1a5<@l3c; Green Salt
BrTTER1,ooo lbs couutry roll at &c II tubs
roll at SC; Is bbIs common do at 79c, Dairy, u
E9Gs-I fair demand. with tales Of 40 bbls It s
@SHc-packers' count.
E0$sps5 dox: Live TURKEYS T@7hc per H.
2tc del.
LIVE HOGs-Recefved, IL Market quiet and
inactive Sales 40 Hogs, av. 2ss lbs at $465; a
BEEF CATTLE~Receiyed, 81. Market dun,
with ea1es Of few soss Of heavy shipping beeEes,
Av. 1910 lbs, at SS.35.
, 1861-04-04

.,~
WAsH1aaIos, April 2-Tbe Comn1salonezs
from the Southern confederaey disbelieve the
reports relative to the reinforcement Of Fort
Plckens, and have so advised the Government
at Montgomery. Commander Prendegrast,
named in the reports as ordered to land men
at Fort Plckens, is ut Norfolk instead Of Pen
+. It is believed that the heavy bidding for tho
loan o-3ay Was mainly in consequence Of a.
surances from high quarters of pacific policy
Oh the part Of the Administration
The War Department has received the re-
ssignation, Of Capt. Windes, ;appointed FROM
:. Tie Federal company Of sappers and Min,
for Fort Hamilton and the two Artillery
Companies. captains Magruder and Barry, will
probably follow during the week for the same
point. =.
NEW YoRK, april s.-The Worlds Washing
ton dispatch states that the new Minister to
Belgium took out explicit inst ructions to all
the Administration towards the Confederate
States, and protest to the European Govern
ments against the recognition OF these States.
Quite number OF Clerks have been re-
moved from the Patent Office, including one
principal Examiner. John l. Carlton, of
an1iner.
Senator Nesmith left for Oregon, under
standing from the President that 10 extra sea-
sion would be ca led.
The Rerala's Washington dispatch says
three companies OF artillery. left On the Paw
nee to day with sealed orders. The troops on
board the Brooklyn were for the reinforcement
Of FoEt Pickens, and were doubtless landed
some days ago.
Orders have been sent to the Charlestown
Navy Yard, 70 st oat the steamer Minnesota
for sea Immediately.
The Times Washington dispatch says it Is
said that Dennison will bo appointed Naval
Officer in New York Blatchford's chances
for Sub-Treasurer, and Ul]man for Assay
Officer, are good Evarts will be offered the
AttorneyshiP. # he accepts it, it is under.
stood that Delafe1d Smith will do the work
WASHINGTON, April s.--Cont1asy to the ex.
pectation Of the bidders, the Secretary of the
Treasury has decided to accept no offer below
81 for the sS,c0o, 200 loan, The amount there
fore, determined cn. is ouly about s, 100, 600
1t is said the Secretary can issue treasury
notes for the remainder, but on this point
there is no determination.
Mr.. Ella, Of the Treasury Department, has
gone to Mobile on Government financial busi.
NP&H.
, 1861-04-04

HALIFAX, April 3-The steamship America
from Liverpool 23d, aud Queenstown 9th ar.
rived this morning.
TIE steamer Adriatic from New York ar,
rived at Queenstown on the 23d.
The Bank Of England has reduced its rate of
discount to ! per cent,
The French Corps Lagislatiff had rejected
the amendment to the Emperor's address in
favor of the withdrawal of the French troops
ttom Rome, and finally adopted the whole ad-
dress.
The America has Gs7, 900 in specie.
There will be no steamer On the Galway line
from Galway till april 9Th.
ENGLAND-Ip Parliament, III, c. Fortescue
explained that the present convention between
England and France, respecting the New
Fonndland Fisheries, only regulated the ma
chinerF under existing treaties, and az 1t did
not affect the rights Of New Foundland, it
would not be laid before that Legislature,
Lord Woodhouse also explained the terms of
the new convention with Mexico, by which
certain custom duties arc appropriated to Brit
ish bondholders:
In the House Of Commons, Lord John Rus
sell promised to prodnce the correspondence
with the American government, relative to
the fugitive slave Anderson. Lord ". Gra-:
ham asked whether explanations had been de-
manded frum France relative to asEistance rem
dered the French Minister, in the escape of
Aiiramon from Mexico. Lord John Russell
AuAlklkEA tutA MiIdNUN uau flQlaLeQ 1nferDa-
ficna1 Law, but said In the absence Of an official
dispatch, the. French Government had not
been replied to on the subject,
FRANcE~~The Bank Of France on the 21st
ult. reduced its rate Of discount from to 5
per cent. In the Corps Legialatif, II. jules
Fabre had moved his amendment to the Ad-
dress, requesting the withdrawal of the French
troops from Rome. He strongly urged the
necessity for such proceeding, and asserted
that the neinte nance of the States would be
impossible. Tho amendment was then re-
jected-246 to ). The entire Address was
finally agreed to By q vote of 213 to 13 So far
from recalling the French troops in Rome, it
was generally reported in Paris that 10000
men were about to be sent out nominalIy to
reinforce the garrison there, but really to
make q counter er-demonstration to that Of Aus
tria on he Po.
ITALT-The new ministry Is not yet an
nonnced. Rumor gives the following combi-
nation: Cavour, President Of the Council and
Minister Of Foreign Atairs and Marine; Fautl,
Minister Of War
LONDON, Ffiday-The funds exhibited great
dullness, but quotations steady. In the dis,
count nlarkct q good demand tor money haa
existed. Since the. reduction Of the bank
minimum to ! per cent. gold continued to
flow into the bank, and there we're anticipa-
tious Of further reduction OF the bank mini
mum.
=. LATEST.
Paris, March 23.--The Paris papeFs of to.5sv
publish telegram dated 29sh lust, stating
that the Porte has consented to the proloupa-
tion ofthe occupation OF Syria. The lnterna-
tional Commander at Beirut Had demanded a
prompt execution Of the condemned Druses,
, 1861-04-04

s9a s3,s5s% e S2o Su nehxe.tst@R = t. @ sps st
$.@9 By very choice amber do at $1.44; lt5o0 am:
99sfia st q L sss2s eBa Ss 81
Sslts Western t s1:Sa@ise: s,eoo - Mbits
Sa a.nsaas ss ~ sss, Rys qssso qso % basa Hsa pns
sales 3,eoo m 1t 7ac foF. Canada West, 10
Get9 epeaed sssdy sz saa III IT, md sbaae essier
faleg goo hn at 67@B8e for old MIXED westetn IN
stofa 6a@Dc delivered Id e1ivered, clos ng at r.
of IN ssow M 5ersey: ew 90 &c = for Inferior new whss
nnrthe1n; GS6B9Nc Tor new houthern. 3eHow and
o9K@12e for Write southern oats L - moderate
ss q ss e 5xs1ssy sfy fs western
=: pRovIsroxs-pork- Demand continues active.
bnt market scarcely SO firm. Sales 1860 .b1la at
Sc 1as9 aui ssss sas9s 10 S Pas y S5 sss5
tor M country prime, $5B@eB for country mees;
$s@a8 for Eepaeked mess; $1o.be9li 80 fo1 extra
sss bee, du I'D ss aa:
150 bfls at $16 fot western. Cut meats steady at
6x9sEe for shoulders, s@skc for hams: Bacon
M5ho1t sst, P6 n sn saaRe s5a
ter selling slowly at 1o@14c for Ohio, l4@19c for
state cheese ste0dy at 7H@1o 1or common 10
:. GaocEns- Coffee continues steady, demand good.
Sales 5000 bags Rio. at 11H@131, 100 bagH St
Domingo ct 1aX; $50 mats Java at II, and 500 hags
Saguayfa at private TERMS. 9ugar~raw In little bet
ter request but prices without material charge.
Sales io2 hhds Cuba ut 47S@64; 14o bids Porto
Rico at 6H46H. Mo1asses continues steady.
saiea t10 bbls N at a3@37; 40 ohhds nba Muaco-
vado at 1000; 50 hhds P. rto Rico at 25D33. Tai
1ow--prime city frmer and In fair request. Sales
o sTocTsNLower.> * L.>'CcM Chi R156x, III sa1p q,
II S gtd 381<. n c 7SH, Reading 434. Hudson Is.
No s e55, Erie stx. Gal & Chi TaX, q & Tol Ask
3 80, cB.&Q u, 1larlem16, Il 8, Pae Mail SIX, N Z
81. =
CATTLE MAKKEr.-Beef opened mere favorable
than for some time past. There Was an Increased
demand, and twithstandipg the receipts were
pretty heavy.a slight advance was realized Oh all
grades above common. Mich cows plenty and
anil at irregular prices. Calves were eteady, with
far demand At about previous prices. Beef receipts
5, TO: quotations, T@9Ac. Sheep declined. he
ceipts, 1857; quoted at 47S49Sc. Swine steady,
Receipts, 5000; qnoted at Az H@5K.
Foreign Markets.
Pen AMERIcA- L1FEReooL, March "a.
11vERPooL LBR1AnsTUTFs-Qriet and steady,
PRDs1sIoEs-qE1et.
LONDON MONEY MARkEr-Consots 9tX192 for
money, 92h1921 for account.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN
LIVERPOOL. Sunday-BreadstufIsq quiet Proyis-
ions quiet. CoDsols 9l1l@9lX.
, 1861-04-04

NEW YoRK, april -F1ounOpened dill: !:
dull and slightly in favor Of buyer. Salea WlaaI
hbls At $500 IS for super state; s, 5,4s.b5 4of
extra etate-elosipg at $5.a5G95. 70 for common to
brands extra ronnd hoop Ohio; $5eo@700 fof
trade brands do-rnarket closing quite dull :0r
the sales, about 600 bbs were fur export ut
without important change. Sales 1880 hbls 81
$s.5oG$7 for colamon to good extra; $Ts5@75o
for choice and tayorte do. Rye four steadys small
bbls at $3.50 for jersey, and $a15. for R1aad3s
wine.
WMskT-Moderate demand without naaterial
change In price sales 40 bbla at 1SfS16Ycy =
GRAN-Tbere is less doing in wheat. Market
scarcely, 80 aEm; prices without <imparrant
change, but shippers fnd 1t easier to buy. Sale4
Of 400 bH Chicago spring at $1.2S01.17 IN 6tnr@
, 1861-04-04

From California and South America.
NEW YORK, April 3-The steamer Northern
Light arrived today from Aspinwall, the
25th. She brings the California mails and
treasure.
There was doubtful .rumor in Nicaragua
that party Of tilibnsters from New Orleans
had appeared On the Rio Grande
AdVlces from Peru state that President
Norma OF Ecuador has been Intriguing for
the annexation Of his country to France
Letters written to him, advocating the meas.
ure, have been printed in the Linn newspa-
nar
, 1861-04-04

1otA $50 IS .1T8 60372 eS6 81
The steamer A0sertea, With Liverpool dates to
the 24th, ssas this morning, reporting
breadstuAs quiet and steady. In London, white
American wheat had advanced Is PEI quarter, and
and the bank rate OF interest had declined to per
cent.
There was:a very active inquiry for Flour to-day
both By Phlladelphia, NeE York, and Southern
buyers, and the market was hrm and brisk, with
sales Of 6,ao0 bb]s at $4ao34.45 for medium to
good spring extras, and $4.16 for good auperdne.
The Wheat market however, was wsak, owing to
less favorable news from New York, and We quote.
q dseline Of xnke|with' sales at .s51 for WIN
ter receipts and s7sr erfreah receipts Northwest
efn Clab; Sc for winter receipts and ss@s5Ac for
fresh receipts MOI spslng;s md 7sK@7ekc for
winter receipts go i spling -fho market closing
veryduH it the fnsids Corn vas< <also
easier, and tho demand was less active, With 1iri
, 1861-04-04
FTRUSTEE'S SAFE Whereas.

= BA*COL44 ~ o<14AA&v ~ uNA Nl5A
Il Je1fnm Atkins, Oh the eleventh day OF Januafy,
D. 1sa, executed and delivered to ERcsfae unueT-
Agned. aa Frustee. Deed cf Trust conveytng tho
Premises hereinafter deasrab secure 4a PAYMENT
q certain ProntssoEr fote thersn msnt.onst and
md t1 tho powpe tn sold Deed contained refsr.
ence hereby made to the Record Of sa1a Desd which
setd uesH OF Trust was duty recorded N ne keGo-
deEs 04aca Of Cook Cnunty, 1l1nof 70 fsook !a9 Of
Deeds Page TIA Apd NheFe4s, default has been made
In tne payment Of said Pr1ntsurJ Note and appitca
Hon has been nade to me BY Jehn Hs,oks tie pa!eo
and 1eaf holder the 1e to sell Ea1a ffetntses nudcr
and By virtue Of the raTF m ssid Deed OF Crust COL
ta1ne4 end for the bnrpoees therein expressed
NOV, therefore, pablo rotce IS ncreny given t5stl
shall eel 1t public anettun atthe NORTH ;aoer Of tue
ultnols for the highest and best price the vii
bring "a cash fof t1s u said Deed Of Trust
expressed 1t O'Clock fe forenoon on Saturday
taa thirteenth day Of APRIL a D. 156 Tue premises ID
said Deed Of Tr1et described and s110ste II Eyaoton
IN the County Of Cook md State ct Illinois, tp-w1t-
ComIuEncnE 1t q p0t1x m the c-Ete OF The County
Eold {6ur ) rods 8oush Of the north lna Of Section
eighteen NJ, Town forty ona OH Rage fourteen I'D
east thence running e4st 10 the east line af the north
west quarter OF the quarter 91 satd Sec o1
eighteen, themes south ex rods md sl35y Our han
north line OF ,aid Sseton eighteen to the centre Of
tbs -a10ressid county noaA :*hea-e no1tefay along
tie as1rre Of sid road to place at beginning cor
tanng about apaa half go acre, n!urc OF less,
toxettr WIN tho bufidtaEx kfeon togetner with all
the App4{tcuanCe8; tbefHunto 6e4oA Etk. and all the
1ght Etie benefit and equity OF redemption Of taid
Jsaran Atk1ns his heirs 81 a. = SAd 70 sald pre-
fnfsaAt,.2 -: -CH 4RLkS L. GREGORY TRUSTEE.
:: Eafaszo, March lsth 1851. :mnise2IFsd
, 1861-04-04

PITTSBURGH, April 3.-The mail train due
from PMladalphia at P. n. to day was thrown
from the track near Wells Station, about is
miles from this city by the breaking Of an
axle. The forward car went down IN einbank-
ment fifteen feet, the others running of the
truck About 80 passens ers were on the train.
but no one vas seriously injured. .:
Inc following we're slightly injured :-Ar.
Dobbs, dsguerreoty ypist, Of Pittsburgh; e. Car.
pentef, dIover, of Holmes Co, Ohio; F. Nal
tory, Of Ho1lldaysburgb, Pa; and J. Simmons,
express agent, Of Philadelphia They will bs
able to leave to morrow tor the places Of their
destination. The mails caught fire from the
upsettng Of stove, and the contents Of ssey-.
eral poaches were badly damaged or destroy
e. - The Washington letter mail escaped.
The New York and PhiiadeIphis mil Was
silghtly damaged. The Baltimore and Harris-
ba1gh was considerably damaged, and the
way mail between and Harrisbufgai most en-
tlrelY deatrQYed, !: "A. -
, 1861-04-04

GALVESTON, Texas, April 3-Houston sent
message to the Legislature protesting
against the action Of the Convection and aps
pealing to the Legislature to sustain him,
claiming still to be Governor. The Legisla-
ture TOOK not the slightest notice Of it.
, 1861-04-04

TRUSTEES SALE. - Whe: eas,
Il .F1ankn7 Y Chamberlain and Mary s. Chamber
lain, his vile, the twenty fifth day OF September.
4. D. 1857, executed and delivered to ne, tie nnder
premises hereEafteE described to secure re
tloaed @ a9a described, fra lan description of liea
contained re- erence hereby uade to tue record ef
sad Deed, Of which said Deed Of trust Was duly rc
corded in the Rec. rdfr's Office Of Cook County ILL
nots u Book No. La Of Deeds Page 4i6; aad whsrsas
default has been made II the payment OF tho said
Drafts and Notes, and application hay been :ade to
nasees and legal holders te-sof t, sell the said
Deed Of Trust eontainEd and foT the p7rposts therein
eIpreasad-
New. therefoEe PUBLIC MOTTO Is hereby given tLat
Court House, In the City Of Chlcago in tic State e
Illinois for the highest and best price the saE,e will
expressed t ten O'clock ii The forenoon Of Friisy,
the fth aay Of April t. b. t-6 the preult5es 1u said
Deed Of Irnst oes:roed as folloWs to THE west
quarter Of Let tf:ht 49, in Block one huadred and
ssventsea ~ of hoo, Section Addltoa to en-
beloRg!nE and 81 5ght ttis hsnent and sqAty v
Mary hta wifi. their heirs rna in and to said
p. tufses. ". II. BROW Trustee.
EhlcAH0 March a3d. 1881. rnh.t5 I'd
, 1861-04-04

TIE WHEAT CRoF.-The very chaugeab1e
weeks has created great difference IN the
appearance Of the wheat fields OF this 1gt- Jo-
sepD county from what it uas the :fisst week.
OF tfis month :sThen the deIds LOOKED green
and thrift they look dark and blighted.
As far ~ cur observation extends, tha crop h
, 1861-04-04

SALE. OF PRODUCE AT MoSTREAL.-The Toron~
to Globe says:
Mr Augus.us Howard. Montreal, effected largo
sales Of produce on Fridsy, in that city. Among
the parcels were:
$1,000 bushels Chfcago spring wheat at 31.1o for
May delivery. "
LOCO Milwaukee at 81 20 per bushel.
This shows a very Considerable movement, aud
we are glad to notice disposition in thlt direc-
tion.
Stock OF FLOUR In NEW YoRK.-The stock Of
1nur in New York, ead ult-, was 350,0 ,00p barrels,
all grades.
, 1861-04-04

FREEPoRT, ILL.,, April 2-Francis ". Hance,
Republican candidate, was yesterday elected
Mayor Of this city by 73 majority. John Il.
the Common Council stands 5 Republican ia
l Democrat. This city has been claimed as
Democratic, but the Republicans have literally
, 1861-04-04

New York, Apnl Sat the election In
Brooklyn yesterday, Ka1bfleisch Dem.) was
elected Mayor, and the Democratic ticket was
successful generally, BY a majority Of 800.
This majority is shout the same as the
Fneton minority last fall TRuBurE