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LATEST NEWS
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News from Washington.
POST OFFICE ORDER.

AOoA Val ASAI OnDGhs
WASHINGTON, Dec. ga branch Office
having been established at the capitol in the
city OF Washington, the various distribut-
ing offices are hereby directed, during the
session of Congress, to place all letters and
newspapers directed to the members of the
House of Representatives in separate
pouches from all other mail matter and la
bel such pouches Congress, Washington,
ID. c." Signed by order of the Postmaster
General, JNo. A. KAssoN,
LIST Asst Postmaster General.
The Secretary of the Treasury's report
will not be sent to Congress before Friday.
A WHITE FEATHER" PROPOSITION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Mr. Salisbury of
Delaware, offered resolution to day in the
Senate to appoint Messrs. Edward Everett,
George G. Pugh, George M. Dallas, Chief
Justice fancy and Others, as Conmissi on
ers, to meet similar commission from the
seeded States, to arrange for restoration
of tie Union and a cessation OF hostilities.
This resolution was greeted with laugh
ter in the Senate and laid on the table.
Senator Wilson has introduced bill to
punish officers OF the army or soldiers, who
shall return fugitives from slavery.
Not much real business will be transact
ed in either House OF Congress before the
commencement of the New Year.
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Interesting Southern News.
THE PICKENS BOMBARDMENT.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2-SOuthern papers to
the 2Sth contain scattered reports OF the
Pickens affair. The bOmbardment com
menced on the 2lst, and continued with oc'
casiona intermission night and day till the
evening OF the Oath, when Col. Brown
ceased firing. The rebels did not respond
until after Fort Pickens opened fire. The
fire of the Fort and batteries outside oil
Santa Rosa Island was directed against
Fort Barrancas, and other rebel batteries
the rebel steamers Time and helms, and
Navy Yard, while the Federal vessels en-
gagged Fort McRea.
The rebels admit l6 killed and wounded.
Considerable damage was done to McRea
including the caving in of the powder ma
gazines, and partial destruction of the
Navy Yard, Warrington and rebel train
hauling provisions to the rebel army.
The rebels seemed to act strictly on the
defensive. Thest about disabling the
Colorado and Niagara appear unfounded
The Time and Nelms were somewhat dam
aged, and got out of reach of Browns fire.
Brown received no reinforcements.
The East Tennessee bridge burners are
to be court martialed. The Egch0nge states
that Senator Dickens is among the prisons
els in East Tennessee.
Legislators called upon by the Legisla
ture for an explanation OF alledged connec-
ton with, brioge burning denied all knowl.
edge and asserted that the perpetrators were
representatives of s rail- factions only.
The Charleston Courier deprecates rails
ing the black flag and says it is urged prin.
cipalIy by those who keep safe distance
from the war.
A New Orleans despatch says that Gov
Moore and Generals Lowell and .Rugge.s
reviewed $4,000 troops including !, 400 free
negroes.
The Richmond Examiner publishes the
conversation between Lieut. Maury and the
Grand Duke Constantine, Grand Admiral
of the Russian Navy Constantine invites
Maury to enter the Russian service Mau.
~ replies that be cant accept until South
ern independence s established.
The Confederate Gunboat Tuscarora
coming from New Orleans was accidental
" burned Is milesabove Helena on the 23d
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COMMERCIAL.
Review of the st. Paul Markets
Prepared expressly for the PIONEER AND DrxooRAr and
Correetsdb by Reporter

= Q0<1
Correefsdby our oscn Reporter
ST PAUL, Dec. 4. 1851.
There has been but little doing in the
Wheat Market for the last few days, on &C
count OF the weather. The receipts are light
and prices unchanged.
WHEAT. Choice Club, winter SOC, spring
45c.
RYE. 2Oa25c % bushel
OAIS. 2Oa25c do
BARLEY. 25a3O 90
CORN. 30a35 do
TIMOTHY. 81 50al rs ID bushel.
FLOUR. Supertine So 90, extra 81 so.
CORN MEAL. T3 bag 81.
BEANS. White % bushel 7OaS0c.
BUTTER. Frkin % D. 7alUc, country, in
rolls, lOaI2c.
NESS PORK. % Dbl, sl2al3.
MESS oEEF. q bbl, sl0all.
BACON. sugar cured, lO3allc, canvassed,
lOall, plain Sa9c, shoulders, 53a6c.
DRIED BEEF. l2al3c 70 ID.
LARD. T3 10, Ease.
SUGAR. U, ID ID, 9al0c, Havana l0al0a,
refined, A & Is, llalls, Cuba, refined, llalls,
Loaf, crushed and powdered, l23alS3.
COFFEE. Prime Rio per Id. i6ai7 IL, La
guayra lSc, Java 22a25c.
RICE, % 10 9alOc.
SALT, Prime article, 81 80 8 Dbl.
EGGS, Is dOz l5a2Oc.
FRUITS, Green Apples u Dbl IS 50a3 rs
dried, % b Z | 2ao lie Peaches. 9al2 &c
Cranberrles, % bush. 75aIOoc; kalsins S. Qua
8 70 10 box; halt boxes, 81; Prunes, LILA
lO ~; Curants, l2al5c Almonds, liaisc:
Fish. No. l Mackerel, d bbl $40; No.
Sl4 A.; No. 3, sl4. Dry Coz, ID Dbl ii 5ua7 ~.
scaled Herring, f9 box, 75c.
CANDLES. Mould Tali0w, l0al0 l-2c % ID;
Star, Ii I2aI7 H. Addmantine, zoe ; Sperm,
40a5Uc.
CHEESE. w. r. % ID 9alO Is. d. llal2o.
LIQUORS RecMiied Common, y gal, loa2O;
Monongahela, 50a75c Uld BOURBON, 5Ua75c.
Cider, % bbi 50aSS; Tlerces, ".
MEALS. Beet, on foot, &c. Pork, 24aZsc.
MuGlon d head, 81 50Ai TO- Veuison y ID oaoc.
Poultry, case.
Potatoes. Neshannocks and pink eyes.
IL bushel, 2OA25c. Mixed lots, lj42Oc.
ONIONS, Is Oush 35a40c.
UlLo. CARBON, % GAL, o5a6Oc. Whale, ooa
DC. NeatsfooE, 81 OF. Lard, s5a95c. Lluseed,
Soc. Turpenline, 81 so.
WHITE LEAD, u cwt., Sc 5Oa7 90.
MULASoEo. Plantation d ga, 4Oa45c. ou-
gar House, 4oa50c. Golden syrup, 65atOc.
LEAD AND SHOT. Pig - ID &c. Bar &c.
Shot ID bag, 81 50.
LINE. frlme Point Byron, 81 90, Alton,
81 rs.
SOAPS. Common Is is 43a5c. Family, 5sc.
Palm 54d6c. CASTLE, l4aloc.
GLASS. American Window, SXl0, 81 GOA
2,25. lUxl2, 81 25a2 90. l0xl4, ~ 50a2 70.
IOxl6 to l2Xi6, 81 z5a3 W. tZXio To l2A20,
81 OUa5 90. Per ton, about - U0alO on.
IRON Fiat Bar, pennsylvania. ali SIZES I'M
der A ii inch % ID sc; Juuiata do &c.
ST ELE English Cast, q ID 25c; English
Spring iOc; American do loo; kngs Biister
Zoe; American 40 i23c.
LUMnck Common inch Is IN 3Sai2a; clear
$2Ua25; siding sIoa.J; Flooring $l6azV, Lath
Sl,50; Shingles - 2oa30J,
COAL. Pittsburgh d Oushel 60a1ao; lie
iinOiS 40c.
COhUAGE. Manila d ID lOal2c; Jnte 9alOc;
CRACKERS. Butter F5 Obi % o0a0, ater
81 SO; soda and Boston S6a1; Pilot Bread IS 81
HIDE, Dry ssa9; Green S3a4.
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me Hos "a ara woll stocked with FIRST Ciass Horses
Concord Coaches, with careful and experienced Drv-
ers.ell under the control OF compe.eu, AReu.s
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ID I Il D {.

A, Toronto Canals West: the S,h nlI., Nms U LILA
MARIE Lambert, aged sixty nine years. sew n
months and three days, youngest daughter Of the ia
Da vd La nberl OF Wson and aunt of Judge Lambert,
of St. Paul. .
shoguBuSe.. As;at Record for ts.Its
KKYr BY \ h slG4s. TsIkp STREET.
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ST. PAUL FUR MARKET.

II. F3CL FUH HdNhE
DECBMBEa 4, 1861.
There is at present, quite scarcity OF first
class furs. consequently fair price is offered.
The following quotations may be strictly relied
unon as the cash DriCe
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From Western virginia.

WHEELING, Dec. 2.-The Legislature
met 10 this city today, Lieutenant Governor
Palsy presiding 10 the Senate and Daniel
Frost OF jackson County in the House.
The Governors message was sent in this
evening. 1t is q forcible review of the con-
dition OF this State and advocates strong
measures against rebel abettors in our
midst.
Col. Kramer Of Monongabela offered a
resolution for q stringent oOnfiscation law.
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SCHEDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAIL

For Hasting' Rel Wing, Reste Wabastaw W,nona
ana La GrJse, (clnnectiug with the La Croosa and
milwaukee, Raiiroadj daily, a. O'Clock a, 4.
oc Ock A. NJ, and p. N.
. For Aanomn, Auoks Monticello and ST. Cloud
Aoodays, Wednesdays AID Fridays al. ooIo1k A. Ii.
For ssuk Rapids, Belle PRAIRIE Fort Ripley and Crow
"ing-AolL ays, and Fridays at4 O'Clock n.
For sullwa;er-Daily a, O'Clock Ali.
For srin Taylor's Falls and Fails nj 81 f,roi,-
Mondays and thursdays NJ O'Clock A.M.
For Super Monday, at o'clock Az
For sunrise. ~i.b caro-c:ions 10 Bay8eld-Erery
Monday and Thursday al 1 O'clock A NJ
For Rcbuond, Gack Center AleIspdr,s Pornue 81
TvrTe, breckinrid4o and fOrg Abcfoa, oie-Noodays
and Friday al 4 O'Clock A. h.
For 9eorgetown, Pem1ns. FORT DAIRY aud the
hed 'si'ei heiNenent-Eyery Friday sta O'Clock A.
For further particulars Esquire a. the Teuerai t.5r
On fhikd street. the American or q. snr ce al
she Narth Western Express Company
81 Paul, Hov. - SO noy11
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ST. PAUL MEAT MARKET,
MARKETS..

MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.
FLOUR rules quite firm. Sales, 10000 bar.
rels.
WHEAT less active, but prices without de-
cided change.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 4.
FLOUR dull and heavy no sales reported
WHEAT steady. Sales Of winter receipts
ut lower elevators, Csc for No. /. zig for No 2.
At the La Crosse elevator only Il was offered
tor No'2. Sales of No. l at Is, No. at r.
Milling delivered at Is, winter at S5c.
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, 1861-10-19
ILLINOIS POEITlCS.

ElxT8CoSGREss1oNALD D1sTRICT--The Union
Convention Of the 9Th District, at Springfield.
on Wednesday. nominated Hon. Murray Nc
Connell, Ct Jacksonville, for the seat made
vacant by Gen. John A. McClernand The
resolutions are patriotic "up to the hub" sud
the old wheelhorse of the Democracy, now
thoroughly disentang1e ed from party traces, viii
nalk over the course without stopping to In
qn51e whether there is competitor On the
track.
Thorntos, the Democratic party candl.
6ate, having declined, the convention that
nominated him Is called to re assemble On
Thursday, the 24th. It is not Of the slightest
consequence what they do, II they do any
thing. It il enough to know that Mr.. Nc.
Cornell comes fully up to the war standard Of
q patriot, and that he is a man already well
known and popular among the masses.
RocK ISLAND CoUETY.-A so-ealled "Union
Convention" was held at Rock Island on the
18th, called by hucksters Of both parties who
aimed to forestall the wishes OF the people.
The proceedings sre denounced both by the
Moline Independent and the Rock Island Regis
ter, and another Union Convention will be
held, In which the people will have something
10 eay. The ticket nominated On the 12th Is
Is follows:
County Jadge~. B. Danforth, ST.
C7erkJoEeph Coatt.
IredsurereE. e. Johneon.
Surxyor-C. H. Stoddard.
School CosamissioneT-H.C G. Connolly.
, 1861-10-19

The Richmond Examiner has q letter |
said to be from Sam Houston, p. in which
his entire concurrence with the rebel move
ment is ayowed. We need not print it as
it is but rehash OF the delusiVe arguments
by which others have more ingeniously de-
Tended the treason that he approves. But
VIC see in it bit Of secret history, which,
# true as the General states it, will inter
est our readers. He says:
Had been disposed to involve Texas in civil
war, 1had it In my power, for I WAS rendered the
aid OF seventy thonfaId men and means to sustain
myself In Te1Ea. BY Adhe1iEg to the Union; hut
tlis rejected. and in return for the offer, gave
ny sdyfce to the Federal Government, that want
cd no money! desired no Office, and wished for
no troops but Nj. Lincoln was wise, and wished
to confer benefit upon the couRtry, he wonld
evacuate Forts PickenB and Sumter, recall all the
| Fcae1al' Troops from Texas, and not take the
counsel Of euch men as Gen. Scott, Or his Admin
iBt1ation Would be oisgraeed. Notwithstanding
this, when my mesHsge WAS reported to Nj. Lin
ccln, byhis ownme essenger, 1t appeared that he did
not believe thst his agent had been faithful In the
discharge Of his trust in reporting my opinion
So strong wss this belief, that he Immediately re
solved 10 send another MESSENGER and troops tc
the South.
| This is probably true, or so much Of it a
least as conveys the intimation that in tht
beginning Of the war, the President ani
his advisers had resolved to aid Go7erno'
Houston # assured ofhis loyalty. Happ.
would it have been for the old man had h
accepted the proposition made to him AM
died without having stained his name viii
treason against the land Of his birth.
, 1861-10-19
BrecktnrldEe in Virginia.

The eacape Of Hon. John c. Breekinridge
from the Federals In Kentucky u no longer
rumor. His arrival in Virgins = fully con-
hrmed. Tie Jsfersonyile (Qa-) 7fmes Of last
Thurtda' says:
Hon. john C. Bzeckinridge, late Vice.Pre7i-
dent Of tho United States, candidate Of the
Southern Democracy OF the last election for
the Presidency Of the United States, and at
present United ststes, Senator trom Kentucky,
arrived ut this p1acs on Sunday last, and re-
maineda few hours in the village. On Mou-
day, Hon. Wl}liam Preston, late Minister to
Spain, also arrived here; and learning that
Mr.. Breckinridge Tas only few miles east Of
this place awaiting him, hurried on to over
take him. With these gentlemen were other
distinguished Kentnckiane, among them, az
we are informed, two nephews Of that " Old
Dick johnson, who Killed Tecumseh.''
These distinguished men were leaving home
and friends to avoid arrest and imprisonm .ut
by the Lincoln authorities In Kentucky. They
are not without military fame, and the dag
may come-perhaps it is not far distant
when, to the authors Of their exile, they will
return "as terrible as an army with banners y
They were cn their way to Nashville, Ten
nessee.
We learned that Mr Breckinritge resigned
his position 50 United States Senator befor'
1eaying Kentucky.
, 1861-10-19

their limits. GOV. Dennison Of Ohio, un.
der this same general authority, orders
that the regiment Of Col. Crafts L.
Wright, n-Missouri, but made up Of Ohio
volunteers, be reckoned as part Of the
States quota.
Now all this is as it should be. The
service is full of these lndependent-w
had almost said irregular organizations
the California brigade, Sicklcs brigade,
Eagle brigade, Chasseurs, Gar1ibaldians,
zouaves Of all sorts, and whole host of
others, which for the simplicity Of classif.
cation and for the credit Of the States fur.
nishing the men, should be made to dron
their distinctive titles and fall into line
with the rest.
: We would commend these examples to
the Governor Of Illinois. While the States
On cur border, Wisconsin and Iowa, deny
to cur recruiting officers any right upon
tEeir soil, their own agents are to-day &C.
lively recruiting in Illinois. The northern
ter Of counties. have been and are being
largely drawn upon for Wisconsin regi-
ments, under q promise Of three dollars
per month more pay in that State; which
promise, by the way, is a deception, as it
spp3ies only to those mustered into the
State service. Our recruiting officers
in Boone, 10 Daviess, Winnie
bago, and indeed all the border
counties, fnd these Wisconsin competitors
quite an obstacle in their way, and within
a week We hare heard of no less than
twenty men t'stolen" from a captain in
Belvidere, The same is true of Iowa. This
| is not slight matter when Illinois, like all
the States, IS straiuing every nerve to make
M the largest possible number Of yolun-
teera. Let us have a gubernatorial proc1a-
mation that shall establish the boundary.
And another matter. Some of the Missou-
riregiments, now ranked as such, are COM
posed SO largely Of Illinois men that they
| should be included in our enumeration and
the credit given where it belongs. Webe-
lieve that not one in hundred Of Col
| Bay1or's tMssouri Eleventh" and Of Col
Ellis's Missouri Cavalry" are Missourians.
| They are nlinoisans. Let them, therefore,
be hereafter known as Illinois troops. Gov.
| Yates has as much right to interpose in
behalf Of Illinois as has Gov. Dennison
| for Ohio.
, 1861-10-19
FKOM KENTUCKY.
How the Rebels do It-Whnt They
Expect

Especial Correspondence Of Louisville Journal.l
CAxPBEL1 HOUSE,
LEBANON, EE., Oct. 16, 1851.
As l informed you by telegraph last even
ing, three men passed through Lebanon yes- |
terdaT afternoon on their #ay to their homes |
from the Southern ConfederBcy. One Of the |
party WAS en- old gentleman who resides in |
Mercer county. he has two soEs In the Con- |
federase army, and had visited Buckner's head |
quarters to see them. He Was ompa1ied |
on his return by two young men from FaTette
county, who Eay that they had gone south to
join the army, but, as they would not receive
recruits for shorter period than three Yesrs,
respected citizen Of this place conVersed with
the gentleman from Mercer county, and hav-
ing had an acquaintance Of maay years stl1d-
ing with him, knew what estimate to place
upon the Statements Ehlch ne made. Ny IN
formant does not hesitate to place full conf
dence in the reports which the traveller brings
relative to the situation and motions Of the
rebel army.
He says that the divisions under Bucknec,
Polk, aud Zcllicofer are combining, aud that
when the commands are finally Joined, the
g1spd army under Polk will embrace from
thirty 10 forty Thousand men, who ara al
armed ard equipped. It is the policy Of the
rsbels to draw cut GeaeraL Roues sau's forces
as far as possible on the line Of the Louisville
and Nashville road, and then, With their su-
pti1ul icIce, ~ Aalta 9eI. Rcu5Seaus e:tt cA
! rEt1eat, and then, with the + fedefaltorcea CON-
p1etelJ IN their power, to make an easy con
quest Of Louisville,
Tbs cnceIs OF the rebel army, ne says, are
! regularly informed as 70 the 1oEementa Of
! the Federal forces, familiar with Their num-
bs1s, and posted As TO taelf ieading designs
The rebel spies are sud 70 pe cunning and &C.
| tive, empl.ytrg means heIetofoie % unheara "a o. y
the Fedc1als: They Pass our lines ss, upoa = IorEea
| passe5, anu ele9 opthnA paessS tuousA LIZ
connlfarce and lntef1efance OF persons 81 n
fuence Rlo are Inougnt 10 ne loyal lt Is tae
custom o. renei noIsemen 70 Fig open thelr
seW them up again, and thus ayett detection,
even alter being submitted TO r!g1d search
In some cases they seerete letters IN me an14g m
ot their horses brides, and linus delnoe the
Federal guards.
=. Inc ola genLemen ati9aeo 70 Buys Laat h3Gef
, 1861-10-19
SOUTHERN POSTAL DEPART.
WKENT.

The t1ibulations Of the South over the
doipgs Of the rebel postal arrangements, are
amusing. Forgetting that the Federal
Government, eyer since its organization,
has met all the DEFICIENCIES of revenue in
the Post Office Observation-Disclosures
which they ought to know were caused by
lack of revenue in the slave States-the
Journals Of Secessia are pitching into their
Postmaster General with fierce temper and
acrimonious language, because the trans
mission Of mail matter is not as cheap and
Us certain as when Uncle Sam used to foot
the bills. They will learn at length that
they are only at the beginning of their vex-
afinna-
, 1861-10-19
J. ToxrEGs, Cor. Seey.. Adelphi.
Addpht Hal, Knox College, Oct 16, 1861,
seventh Illinois Cavalry.
From The Illinois Joufu1l.1


Illinois, We believe, his furnished more
cavalry than any State In the Union, having al
ready ten regiments actusl]y in the field, or
nearly tull They are Ill fine bodies Of men
and would Go credit to any army. The
Seventh regiment, Col VIM. F. Keltoxg,f3 now
full, and daily expecting marching orders, aud
viii compare favorah1y with any regiment yet
sent forth TO the field,
Col kellogg is now United States District
Judge in Nebraska, and has not ret Joined bis
regiment, but is RON looked foz every day, and
viii probably srfige before the close of the
week, The Lieut.. Col. Edward Prince Of
Quincy, has established . Statewide reputa-
ton as cavalry officer He came here com
parstfve1y unknown, and Was appointed by
Goy. Yates, drill master ut Camp Butler, where
he instructed the officers Of the Second cavalry
regiment, and Afterwards received bis appoint
meut u Lieut.. Colonel Of the Seventh, which
te has commanded ever since, and has SO per
fected It in drill that 1t Ia already surpassed BY
few or none Of our volunteer regiments. Hta
camp is laid of In the most approved manner,
snd III IT, arrangements show the presence o1
experience AID discipline.
The 1st Major, Ral, Of sheloyyllle, serEed
through the Mexican war, with great credit
BE wa, 1t the time Of his appointment, Capt
Of Company B, Of the 144 Illinois. Jonai
RAxslt, OF Fulton county, is I'd Asjor:
Tho regiment has the hnest set OF horse:
! We kkse er1 seea together, their sppratsf
| AyeeseIre ahout x137 eacA. Tha Mhnle Aam
hercf msn 2oW eallsts4 Il LOIS, Of kpfses
sT4.
, 1861-10-19


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Moses TayioEs Esd.
Holm j. FEe1es Ed,
Amos L Emo. Esg
1i,@rs. Eeor:e Bliss 4 Co.
Neesrr. Cochran 4 CO.
llessrs Watt. DunntnT &
Gteha11.
hTessrs Read TayIor& Co,
Hnltar. 1Iulligan. Esu.
bIe%e-e. Robefts. Rhodes
l. Co.
PHILADELPHIA.
bon WilIiam Strong.
EAsHiSGroE. q.
Hen Jofl1 woodruff,
Hon A A Durrflam.
NpErHANFroE.HAS
Ror i p Wf4tlstf,rt
JnnntsNnN iyu.nn T=n.
uOsTry
&c. Hooper. ESQ
hIeters. A. & a. Lawrence
&C
MessrE i. If. Beebe & Co,
Mts:rt.F Skinner H CO.
Atcss1f. Anstun. Sumner &
CO
1fessB Staufe1d Went,
volt & Co,
sFR1SGFIRLp, MASS
MeRars e. &C bterrt4m.
, 1861-10-19

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, 1861-10-19

RANk NOTE LIST OF
WRIGHT & BROTHER.
". W. WRIGHT, GEO. 3, WRIGET
OF CleTeland, 0hIo. Formerly G.s Wnsat Il ca.
CT Cincinnati, O.
pEALEfS IN
axchauses Gold and Bank Notes.
n, ae f1n,t f-hsear,
, 1861-10-19
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
1olLISTER g. WILKINS,
GREAT CARPET HALL,

135 & 137... Lake 8t,..-..135 e 157
UP ST a I r q.
tellFTS-3m
, 1861-10-19
LIST OF ILLINOIS BARK

A3
Bank q Bloomington City Bank OF OttETx,
MsEhaniees Eank. Hazdil 8eaptrs* Balx
ISCREDITED.
Te e1.YAEUK n8 GENrB