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, 1861-02-21
Inc Salt 8uh1nee8 I'm H1lehJxan.-.Pros-
Pects OF u supply Of Salt from 8aaf-

From recent report submitted to the Michigan
Legislature, we learn some facts which are Of in-
terest- From 1t VIC learn thtt at Sacioaw there
ere niue wells, viz: The East Saginaw Salt Mann.
iset9rang Co., two wells ono G10 Il, and one 6u6 It
III ash TX salt Manufacturing Co., COO It ;
~ ~ e5nc1t ,an - = cos veil 91e f. Ward, Curti, s
ffo.emuuth Co.. go It; the Bay City Salt Mann
1ag1toFahg Co., depth Of well unknown.
e - Qfs+ But one company has commenced ma
Dug SEX, VIZ, the Ealt Saginaw Salt Manufactur-
9nS company. They have one block OF 80 kettles,
- which they maize 20 barrels per day using tho
water from but one we1t-the one or so feet. The
water is obtained by pumping, as 1t does not rto
e e ths SURFACE Of the ground They require about
xest.es IN operation. When this quantity is taken
f@e3aif!nE @ M % gallons Of brine far one huEhel d
matter contained in the water, but this
y not necessarily. aIl sa1t. All tait water COZ
[atnslaose or less Impurities, and the Impurities
A3Ee much to do With successful manufacture,
Th.s Accoruts fuS the fact that co Ms of brine
" S5r1cuEe, shoElng strength Of CO. degrees,
NH soduee as much E2lt As 80 gallons Of water Ia
michigan, At 10 IesEeea. Thcse tmpurlties which
6re called 'bittes1ess makes the process Of man.
ulaetnEtng both difficult and exppnaive. The cost
o. making barrel of salt IT. Saginaw IL abont 81
cente. The amount expended on these wells il
about $85 600. The Sag1n1w1 11ty, tbs Portsmouth
ana us Bay City companies have made arrange
:. Ment8 70 commence operating on The opening o
navigation with ene block OF kettles each,
, 1861-02-21

Total .,.. AN2 4r7- IS r. 441GG 200
nh. -a.a,n+. -, uo.. 1,,. o,a s-a..ca 6r.i,<,
1ess.pl7 Va A'0es' .ss 1ue s-s-'."' ~" ~
khe past = honrs were only as7' Ihe Harket1or
Dressed Hogs was very quiet and ea1es were tn
d,nr at es 75as noshe inside nriea beinc natd for
- - ~ >1-~~0
thoss undct lsD lbs. There Tas nothing doing IN
Live Hogs.
~. pr,.,.,,, 1,o.H.+ ,.., ,u,.+ ,,d bes-v
La Ae 4uie. @u Aea'''
There Ii come inquiry Tor Mess Pnrk, but buyers
aud sellers are about sc apar-only 100 bbls coun
-. sH-.Ss sa,saess h.,as -, ~tc N 49, a. s,,,,
sa"a as .,aa ~ =. q" 1.o 49, 80, - s.n1 ~
heavy, md we report eales Of 100 bbs and 100 tcs
prime Leaf ut 9kc. There is nothing doing in Cut
49,.
21'
There is fair shipping demand for Flour, bnt
huvers n,, sellers ire ahm,t 1c anart and the NM,
-. =. -. .,s. t..s.1,,. =. =. nn-s ~, ~.N.,.
Ae& 1ouAy "as 1nacsaee e. Sa-VVa04'u LOT meaum
to good spring cItzRs- Wheat opened firm, bnt be-
fire +ha c1os~ Il hecaYoe dn11 and n,,ces de,snad
60. -. .,.s :. ~. -, - ~ ~ t<S7 e~N~.
&94G WIN Fries u o'c 1of NO. spf1ne, ahd
zt1SGTG4c In etore-clpsfng quiet Corn Has very
dru, End liberal aaIes of Mixed 1rerr made at e71m
o.. t,n, ~. -,..,,a. a,o..sNs,1 .ss. ~ss "
Sse, out Tue matkes eloseu With rather DOWNWARD
tendency. Oats were quiet Kye dnll. Htgh-
wines bcayv nt 14e 7.9mnthv sre5 ,rsp cctfve and
80 r-.-cr.--, 80 ~ 10 a~.a'e ane
ooo5ant-sa4e" being hheral ut <2ss83.4a Clio
yer iu better demand and more active at k415n4-
r. 17;d.z ve,e t3r,,
~.- ~.S-ee-G-:-------
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bales do; while the sales % rot sxceea q ~
htdees-4ncludin2, according to Aessrs. Was1el q
months, asal relection.; l,6oo buenos Ay1es. fPr
Canada, II rs, 1oc czsh in bond usual eelectson;
SUI bnenos Ayres, kps, tof sale@ ~ Fl s ~ ~
soRsoHc, liz months. usual eaoctlou lit Calf
fos1ia, Is rs ac, eight months rejecting unfit TO
tan lsoo olinoso, q, 1sf eia 4 months, nc rs1eSt
terms: SO Hondn ~. p ns, On private terms;
a1s0 dry slaughter, Sandwich 1s1ands. for Boston,
30 rs. l6c, six months, usual selection A66 dry
slaughter Chill, - Dr. on private terms $50
Southern, i40118 d., 1lc,- cash, reiecttn. bid
hides 800 Southern, dry s&ited. s 1os On private
terms 1,ta5 Singapore ButIslo, aDas bs, part It
on private terms loo was aalt@ Califo1nia, B0
fos. On prfyats terms: 80 Ne< rAlted New Or
leans for Boston, 80 ns. on private terms 700
months, rejecting had hides; 800 Western slaush.
ter, for Europe g T., on private tesne 90 East.
saesl sfa s!AsSesS5 .s.sSts. 70 r. e sa seseine ia
ca.h rejecting bsd. .hidess 500 cosnry ~ elau-Sier'
~ r. 94c. Sash gsletiinE lad hides. Stock il in:
portefs hands. $13 1850 DRY h1dea 17600 vet salt
a. nsaee ,eN horse hides, and 600 bales East In
Bosros MAnKrr-Feb 15.-corn exchange, the
market continues quiet for dour athouEh there is
laose inquiry than for some days past. We quote
s51s95a5; extras At s5.s7x SSs2X and anpcri-
or lat fs@s-25 q brl, 1ncanding choice St. Louis
brsada. southern hour IA quiet at &c for fancy,
Including choice family brands. Com i. quiet at
6592G!e for new yellow, Toc for old do. and 50 for
old mixed. Oats range from a9ge41o q bushel for
Eonthern, western and Canada, aad as@2oe foz
SEEDS At C1scrEsAr1, Feb. 1s-C1oycr is dull,
mud prices very irregular The sales reported were
f2brls at $40. and 6s eacks at S422. Timothy ta
ia good demand at IS, and holders are generally
q Eiy>frN IN nd ,f IN Ha}1 at
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IQ Rk1tt.

ITO. RENT-House No. 24e North
- Wells street. Tcqpire at Rocm No. , Hil,Iasds
block corner OF South Mater and CLARK street icp-
etalrH) fG1a tt4lW
, 1861-02-21

NEBRAsKA CTY, Feb 19-OldsFo Fort Kearney
was taken possession Of last night,.b party
Of secessionists, and this morning ! Palmetto
,1ag waves over the fortress, bearing the motto
walls, md efforts are being nade to take the
fort by the Union party.
LATER-An attack wns made On old Fort
.Kearney this morning at ten O'Clock, and amid
great excitement the Palmetto tlag was torn
down and the stars and stripes raised in its
placn
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Ats O'Clock the 1Arjff :hf11 VIVA fatrsn ~,


ALE o.eloek the Ihztn bill WINS taken up.
sept afsxon w6ie1 iepefste Fotes M tS Te4etsxen. s
! anat Fsdueiae the duty on sugar and placing
lt On tea ahd coftse wis agreed to. The
a1usEnancnt ~ piachG: = PEI; ;cent1 on wool Wns
carried to 10. The amendment, for Is per
wa' ehes xaseaf!ied:!s: =. :: - =:
Ar Il; LANE. - offered his Amendment, which
substitutes Essentially the tariff of 1876
ut. HALE moved that stationery and paint
Ing Of fAmcrican artists be free; but a3Hty Of
10 per cent. On all others-adoptcd. Adhty Of
9 per cent. on copper ore was adopted.
ton Of the volunteer iii reported iron fne
Military COMMITTEES.
Mr. BNtGK said he considered the passage
Of the bill foIgone conclusion. He opposed
its face. He opposed 1t in consequence of the
effect its passage VIII produce on the pence and
prosperity Of the country. He opposed it
above all, and more than all, in consequence Of
the policy it indicates, II It does not in the
strongest degree initiate. He yesterday char
.acterized the bill As d declaration Of war, and
having since carefully read It, he relterated tho
remark, He continued at some length saying
the Union wns already divided, and thought
the Border States should join the Gulf States
to preserve pence. Whatever hope may have
been cherished Of peaceful solution it will be
diminished By; the passage Of this bill.
- The report Of the Committee Of Thirty three
was taken up: =.
Z Mr. Mr.VALLAEDlGHANf favored conei1iation
o9 bfs aa r. '4H ;t
fnur sections A's' 't40 'A'e'A 1aA.e
The .eenafe,e arnendYnenfa IL, tha Narv h;11
, 1861-02-21

NEBRASKA CITY, Feb. 20-The chiefs and
warriors of the Otoe Indians arrived in town
LIST esenng ana pere!%tptGry de@snd 10 for
ber last, stating that their women and chill
dTen were starving, and their payment they
would have, peaccably If it could be got, and
forcibly If. necessary The agent took the
money last evening aud secreted it, A large
pose off. taking measures for sclf.defeuee il
ncct es1y.
, 1861-02-21

Foxr SIXTH, Feb, 20--An extra overland
m,n, Texas.: The conductor and passengers
report the seizure at Fort ChadbouTn, by Tex
-ans OF the coach, with Its mail now over due
here, :, The property Of the. company within
reach is Also seixed, und the agent and other
employees .are said to be imprisoned It is al
80 reported that Forts Chadbourne and Bel
knap have been captrrcd.,
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XNZANTED-Bufalo Mutual In
~ suranee Cos Scrip. 1ssue OF 1851, .HRCHEY
HANDY, ho. 4 Board Of Ir7de BUILDING.
, 1861-02-21

4@fSAGG4t ORANGE. SEED:
nayIak hsea eesassa soe Tho last twelve ssesaE
through ths West that have had qpsnttfy Eaahtsed
t!tie seAapn: at NEW aE&tt WARRANTED FEEK9H
, 1861-02-21
Important from wasa,1nstop,

- 1SI&S11sH a1sz11O.Nta
Mr.. RUFFfN Of North Carolina made
secession speech Adjourned
, 1861-02-21

't:loriou. Union Victory I'm Arkansas-
:: !. :, sst.ss Elnventton Defeated"
F1lEf7Ey1I1r,, Ak, FsbgsO. 20 nefaryote
of H6shington eounfy-majoT against Con
ssnti19' e4; avs1sge ms!ority Of Union hsk-
.sa@K. ahAt the Hkake Inn uune u Rzgns&
, 1861-02-21

,,sin<; s;,ea.S eo ~ 9pp M me m purpotc q
came merely to zee you and allow you to sec no !;
and have to say to you ar, Ihave raid frequently
to audiences on my journey, that In the eisht I
have the bcst of the bargain. Assuming that you
arc all fer the Constitution [chees] and the per-
petual liberties ofthzs people, bid you farewell.
On return to The Astor House, he Lad inter
views with Hamilton Fish, Col Fremont and
about one hundred others. ME. Lincoln visit
ed Barnum's Museum this afternoon, and. to-
plight attended the Opera. lie has declined an
invitation to visit Brooklyn.
lie leaves at half Esst eight tomorrow NOR.
ming, stopping at Jersey City, Newark, and
Trenton, cn roate for Philadelphia.
, 1861-02-21
: tI:4s't,f i'.~ :
&aalGfe0.,.::

XN ANTED. TO, RENT4=-A Good
Custom twstsE power) FIGURING NH; in good
order with Y1tn two 10 three Of ttone; either
fn lnnois Wisconsin, tiie:lean-: add eaa With
faI paFaEnI7Fa, Amuuat Of rant, SC, P u Box z8t6
Chicago. H14x6s
, 1861-02-21

: Me-, Aoonats Building,
Gw@ q Gs4k ed sosta Waax stssta. Advances
, 1861-02-21

MASTERS SALE.-State Of Hi
lFG mt. f,ountv nY Cook. S.E-SupeY1or Court OF
Ghica=o-:n : z cazsee11. Hlam oEden: Tfn1tea q
HreIox. S.nnrI I. Isx4enee, Jonn r, WauEhop, LsT4
5. boone, 1rnstes foT uss Il Lonisa Boone Ion1sa
Fhecbe 4 Aver. Ffsds5Iss Tattle. Henry saltb.
Geerge 2: Mi,ian r{g 4 Ras1oa LysandeF
vim G. sarEs. John Chapia and paniel G. FerE EasoH
-BM to EoFeclc3e MoffSzEe- -
PubHc notico Is hereby given that IN pursuance Of
decrrta order entef<d lnthe Above entitled cause On
Gsstsr il Chaacery t6s Superior CoGst of Chicsso
uii ssn At PUBLIC auction to the highest bidder fof
Gig Of caeaxo, Il said County of Coodx % Monday,
the twentyG fifth c5ta1 day Of February, a. D. Rs1 Il
p described ssa' estate stuatst e. tae city cheas
ave lo md To- in Block thirteen IS, u FoEt Dear
bern Addition to Chicago. IRA SCOTT,
Master In EhAncefY of inc Superior Court OF Chicago
D9ted januaY S;sk 1851. f&r1-G9D-td u
, 1861-02-21
a A Il o r G II A r ]
AUlD SPRINGS,

AO1D K Al 6 T.
Thsss sE.lnKs a.s stu9tsd n the Xasy q ths oas
sdias lie Es sss ssa y - miiss 9% q
ss
aas an snsss ss @@ @@ e u IT, sHssasa
sapRnr .e saphae e ana o.
ssts By ese
@ M e e st; bsH
confirmed LepsosS-ths waters bare been ssnas1y sac
0piaions Of Medical sad Scientific gentlemen are
Eissn T. TIE slrfueass The ol!sEtng sGtnsnt cntls;
% sss2 Rss Ea8s4d R & dAHes9ys Hnsys
Hd ksE To;k Ee1;s5 p StEmp6e E rtse ts7
q ehso@e H u s:yessl
az Sssst siz
S3nahlo q medicinal SCENTS, Dr c9;spneM Co ssEs:
casss as' Of ist e etemash &c shs ard f ~
n s s sc snss & h'ss
Mex y2Ek .1tsA s satea hat e Mera
Id Ut e cisss Il diseases to @eh thsy sfc MOI;
particularly adapted, arc chIonic affections Of the d.
!ssasss: eSes.s dysRsps:, esssSs asssss sSssais
shronie Sa1fs ehE21te syst npess esa
sssslsa ga d. solhaasiye sSsass ksssis {evsI
sasa. il cases et eT spacd fsvers: II eoavaessencs
mote digestion; Il darrhpas particularly
dspel dent on relaxed Or liberated state q ts mu
tons or thasIs attended, With phosphate sediments,
ts the suitable remedy. being Preferable 70 muIasiG
usa to Forder tho stomach In feb1its diseases it
bc used properly diluted as great refgesant 70 d.
n toac FERNS q pyspepsia connected Nth tns al
trash It will prove better than hydrochloEic acd. III
cases Of c5iea Elctonun and ot9cr ln!1ro1s e,nsn
Eroye be admirable antidote- In chronic ptaryR.
H1z laryngttts clrulc luucns tatatrh, and hnn1!'t
sesstsd sore threat i9 sasss of sally alton aud Ii
When taken internally, WISK GLASS FELL Of f1e
ater diluted, taken three times dsY, ia sufficient
for N adult .
Other Testimonials from Ph5eic!ans, and ether re-
tpectahie lndistduaE ms5 hs seen on application 70
II SO Water Genuine unless procured from
Il. ". 1QSTW1CE, Sole Agent
No. 6:i Broadway, New York.
, 1861-02-21

Dea.eEs IA
aEff, asak, AkMe, sheeloEas, AE5, rs.
~ BShegt market rdee fo= Gettle a-G EcSa
EEFEK TO 6srks-a a3i nas:nsss Men Etaets,.y IT
Gnnsg. ~ st Lc9ts saa Eeis.se s sssA; i 4gaaf ;f
hA1o, EzQ. President Metrsaats' EaynSs Ir:s1 SD
Trust Company, sti Mess:s g. B. 279ns7d lo-
C1icoFo. ro,.
, 1861-02-21

.CA1Ro, Fer. 2o.-The steamer Fort Wayne
sunk In the shuts Of Island No. 16. Tie boat
Is probably total loss. "A small portion OF
the cargo, saved. No insurance. No: lives
lost. ,,.~.. ~. ''%''' =
, 1861-02-21

:. NEW ORLEANS, February ao:.-Adviees from
Havana, state the war steamer: Velasco would
soon sail for the United States, with Senior Pa
chero and other political exlles from Mexico.
The Captain General had given grand MILL
tary review to General Mframon.
, 1861-02-21
sEcgal advertisements.

STaTE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ CDUSTT, S. 9. Superior Court of Chicago.
March Term - D. 1861. Stephen sallshs r. ya Francis
r. West Attachment,
Publ notcc Is herrhy given to the raid Francis r
rtnce OF the Clerk OF he sup ri0r Curf u Chicago
datsd the 18th day II January L. H. 1861 At the tntt of
The said Fratcis L West, for tic o[ thre unired
County a.d iToaasi wsl:h <sis writ have ben m re
;aEae' sTsSated Now ste1e;re uh,cs- on, t.e said
the said Superior = p1t # Chlras, befu1e the
4rs: Gay e the ttFE tteteo TO be odeH at the Couz
i!uHse In tls City Of Gill tie f.rt .untay Of
March. A. y ISL, stre special hsi. ard plent he
Id pafr TIT action tudg,:tt viii be rtd asaust
Ia property attached E3ay be sut:icci:t satisfy
the said Judgment anc costs, WI. te snld sai !he
samc, ". K{NBtLJA CitFs
tLpRIDez TorxrELLcTTs, Pi.'i.'s Al =.
fei2eYl{W
, 1861-02-21
HOGS AND FROVI&IoNS.

Pzov1moSs u 1ouzsTu1x.-1he Journal Of this
morning tayA:
The market Il somewhat depressed, owing to
fhe anxiety OF country packers to sell. The ho:.
product waz Fnry441ll at the cloEo on SATURDAY.
Hales Of about 900 brls nress pork At &16.25 for
city aru SIT for county packed. A taie on Tues
d4y1f Go0 clrsr rib tidet in bulk at &C. 1S0O tulk
shou1ders at exc; and Saturday Of 10 br,e 1unars
q. $11, thou1dere at69EAc, rib sides 84@8xc, and
s1eas sfdcs 9449Hc- There Was Hight sA1es Of
bacon st NC for shou6ere, K@94c for rib 4ldee.
End 10H9l1k for clear sides. We quote prime
lard In titrces IT exc, ard In kegs at 10@1oxc.
cxca1Ar1, Feb. 1a.-The Gazette Of yesterday
aays:
Provisions are dnn, but ~ holders are not press-
tns, prices are sustained nominally, Ut least. We
quote tneta pork at SIC E00l6.s5, but in some
caees It ls held At 81. Bulk shoulders GlGAc,
ssde& e4G1S5xc, bacon 14NakIl0Nd for ghOul-
ders. db3 and clear rider HeTce lard 8kG1qxc.
baycss Offering lhe ihslde figure whiis sellers arc
Eenetasly Grm At the lattcr. Tho exports OF bog
product. fus tho week fell of considerably cum.
pared with pveEtoua weeks, bnt they wern fais
no:withs1 anding: and = large proportion Of ibc
shipments, It viii be seen, were for New Orleans
sr. Lorzs-Feh. 1s.-Ihe Republican Of yes.er-
dsr says: ~
Inpsovisions tho eace ex The msrant svxs changed
= Little, particularly for basrc1ed pork, Of which
tho receipts werc pretty 1ArEe- a few eales were
rnAde ~ $17oQ t1.50, bat the market WIS dull at
anything more than the inner figure. Bacon was
IN fair enquiry for reaz sides only thera being hi.
us "xnf 1oE othsr descriptions orfor a1d.:
, 1861-02-21

=
NET 0n1EAsA, Feb 16.-F1our Ia but limited
d:ms1.d, to meet the wants Of the local trade, ut
$5O0foF supfr1ae- Ness pork contiuueg tinil snd
merely roainal.s lard dali. without chaace In
prices: prime 19Kc: Bacon unsettled. ard Prices
aomlp 4 It sG1oc for shoulders and sIdea: Mhi1ky
dull without change In prices. Corn dn1land $c
lower; eales OF II 200 bags at &c for mixed 81
Esrfs lie lower. and the demand light closing 1t
tA@64c for fully fair to choice. MoAeees IN DIR
damand. and the market less buoyant; sales: Of
n.hbls It Sic for choice Coffee unchanged and
a1n at 1ae fos prime 49, =,
Rates sse fa owing to iha scattity Of vessels. To
Liverpool: 1000 ho1ee cheese st Ns; aoo boxes
hacan ot 8Is % 20 hhds tailow 1t 81; 900 hbls
12,HD bush cagn, in bulk, 1t ,11Hd; aud 800 bbls
erude 'tnfpe1tine IT Is. :! To Lo8d0n,s & hoo breh
. wheat. In shtppcrs' bags, at 1sd; and go boxes
hace1 1t 4as GdM5s5e. To AarseiNes. sot nbl9 run
: ss;s 49,. ph!s a.1a -
ab4s kesln at H. 3D. TO Ann1es1lsu, 50hf3s flouE
e I'll It = ID: a b1iE with 1k,aoo bosh wheat, to
liverpool, as11d. t1 sbippsss' haxs.. =. 49,.
, 1861-02-21
Cbiraq|o! Griibitij1:tij1t.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY s1, 1861.

WIn2EsnAI EVENING, Feb. 70.
There Was rory active Inquiry for Eastern c1-
change today and rntcs were ehade ftrnaex. Tho
buying rate at the various banks was ~ per cent
prem, but ut the close 5k per cent was freely Of
zered and paid. Bankers were eelllcg at per cent
hut onls iu as sall lots possib,e to their depos
ttors.
pnEHttx AND UxcrEuxK1 FrHns.-The follow
Ing are tho closing rates Of F. Granger Adams.
xsq.. editor ofthe Chicago Dsnk Note Lin, No a.
MerF street:
, 1861-02-21

: '';':;*> ::i 1rsa III Hlsiassa:: ii ,:'
Dosrox,. Feb. ao.-Iha ,ate1pahfp4 ,Canada
sailed fol, ,Halifax and Liverpool et 3 O'CLOCK, |
NIth 80 passengerB' for Liverpool; md 20 for
HALIFAX. Hhe carried, nofpecie. 80: roy: -
Tie schooner Ada arrived here this morning
with the schooner Qulckstep in; ton, having
fallen In with her abandonedY On the 10th inst;
The puickstcp had a; cargo .hs dour, and was
bound from New York ;1or" st.: Johns; New
BfuntWick. At: - ;;;;i{T-.s-;:,~ -. :,.u;.
The Fort Kca4aey Aanlr. :
d, FoRr ;KkA4sEr, Feb. 20. The telegraph re-
port. that at old Fort KeaTney the Palmetto
flag was raised, does not apply to, the present
md new Fort Kearney, where Col Miles com.
mands, and, If understand his views and the
temper Of his troops, before the staxs and
stripes are ever hauled down, every man win
die at the foot Of the flagstaff ''~ -
Missouri sure for the Unlon.l.:: :.
ST. Lou1s, Feb, 19. Missouri has gone over
whelmtngly for the Union There probably
won't be ten secessionists In the Convention.
Average majority for the Union ticket In this
comfy, ie little over 1000.r: :. -! r.
Arkansss for Tie Onion; =. ,...
FORT Sa1ru, Feb 220- -Four counties in
western Arkansas, Benton. Washington, Sc
bsstian and Crawford, have elected Union DEL
egates TO the State Convention, by over four
thousand majority. The majority againss the
Convention is abont the same: -. j. H.
=
, 1861-02-21
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EvEsnsa, Feb. 20 1861.
The following arc the receipts and thipzuenta for
" part tNepty-fou1 hourh:
, 1861-02-21
The Illinois River.

, - The DflM018 1I&V6Es
b. LAsA11r, Feb. so.Lrhe river il falling
steadily. Ice not moved yet, Weather pleas
ant but cold. ..tn,:,.,
, 1861-02-21

TO RENT-A Store and House;
on West Lasc street third houas from Canal
tulins ten oms exclusive Of thc store vell adapteal
tur q busrrfs house and SALOON. Location for bus1-
Alao-Two suit. OF Rooms IN 1he house corner 1t
Clluton and Carroll etreet1 tcntrances entirely "a
leEste from other tenaut.} Rooms very desirable foi
small family snd rent very low apply to J. I. NGI3
TON, 100 Washington street, 0i1cs nGmcer g. or I'd
dress L. . Box 4I63. fell eSl I'm
, 1861-02-21

ITO RENT-A three-story Eng.
J. lsh Basement Brick House, near Union rark, ii
ea4y access 6y Randolph Or, Madison eireet Carr ).
modern improvements Use Of Stable If deEfred Pos
tcsalon gtyen at once7 Rent low y = good Eensnt-
pheasant Houscs rear Union Park. For particular,
address Box No. ll63 Chicago Pest Office. inQu1r
u. feslcl5 SW
, 1861-02-21
Aecennbsr ista. 80, desT3saI


;Sjt ORIHAGE SALE.-tr he1ess,
~ Ioaa !. Sh@rmAn Ct tha City Of EeE Eo.k, hers
to:crc Eort-ag-l INTO the unIersdgned. Jeha s. For
ter, ct EsE.I&. 'eN dorsey. By ake dated ApI
Sh D. 1S cn recorded IL slle iscordrrs Utace ot
Page so CERTAIN prc:tes h.reinafsr described to e
epEe ths GsyseEt Of Strt; craft fos two thousand
AZ q: nets ioT 5 ni5etsen bsasrsd dolls1s, ta:eG
first Gay OF FsoruaT i5e, anj asso s1care tie Day
2!ent NJ tsa sal interest On tie sA! draft a1d ue
at Tue rate It en- PIT cent per the tsSt da1
Ct AeEi a T. 1s-o: aod. ~heTta1 dsfaul. has beern
snads 4. ths p33Eent oi two se.o1 ual pairaenfs q:
sud Iaas: tn=1Lore elected d:.LAs lhe said t1ta
S1pal 511Ea dEe aila paszhie, e-N
IL rcf1ze. 1oA : Is hereby Etren t:at pursuant
70 ;r9T. tot t.Eed tn the raid :tort5age snSIi
Fell at pubic AucttSu st TIC Court House cor in ths
Gtty q Chicago, in tie County Of cook <n dc tuts
nitt Day of Jaauary l. fsh1, At ten O'clock In yhe
,hs sid Res M eagea premises. fo.wtt:NLos num5ef
seventeen iI, y Block n9mber tfteen {bs, In John
ou3ty e Ceee AID State u I1inos and q Hight and
hetts and aaafEua tAcrein -
, 1861-02-21

ITO RE n 1.-THE Five Story
l. Marble Front Store No, 16 Lake street. tho onte
f:oro to rcut In the large Wholesale blocks Laks
Erect between State street and tae great Central
and May: Inquire 1t No. 1G Lake Street or E.
, 1861-02-21

ITO RENT--Furn;shed House tD
Il bo rented in pleasant and heAls.fnl 1ocatiqa
ltHr Union Park o. easy by either Randolph DR.
Madison street cars. House three story brick,
1ae rear Ii wanted. Apply At 100 Washington street,
loom No. &. or address ?ost ufice Box 4it3.
5torc and 7o118e.
20 be rented, Wcet Lake street, third door fc4u
canal. Possession given at Ten In tn.
51ouae. Well adapted ter boarding House and Sa-
LION. Apply - Above, taes dsa6lm
, 1861-02-21
t&f1tfral NotiffB.,

GARRISON g .-W, here !, -,
:=GEO. W.: .:CHAHMAN.dE. CO.,
Have. As the result eE tEaasea1 q ~ zsrk afoH
and vtoncfuv m.sTtpr:senfed me, and adTerneed TO
sell my Corn Shelter md Separator under the Efsie OF
b. caution n1I ali perseuA from tna
std eaeht1es Of them, thes hare no right 20 mann.
fact7re Of sell tkcrn aud III persons Infringing upon
the right Of my invention Will be prosecuted 10 mo
~. f.sIrsi.sm " VIC LA. BEEBE.
, 1861-02-21

1he above sa1s Is postponed unh Thursday. tho
S9a a,y o. March next Ut the same hous and
JAMES 8. PORTER NortgaZea>
FAKw1tt:& suTn, Atfys~
Chicago January 3lss, 15tL 1el-o@i1's0
, 1861-02-21

Con1u1 OF the Grand D-eh- ut Sa1e-w-isrxs 80
Duthfe* OF Rrunawick Had saIrs671thh. arc = rtA
city Of Frankfort act By .reciaf Of %er:Tas s.rt
authorized fo hr& fer former cttt,a1a Of AUSTRIA,
BADEN. BAVARIA, HAN0vTE. HEssrA. vASaAU,
PRUSSIA, a4XoEY. FTHTEMHE7f; 0LDEHnFRs,
Ed, ;ac7Gtw1Y
, 1861-02-21

-.-,.,.- :. .,r
MI. .HEnlshtnE pepck We4t Wafer xsze8k between
= Ea1do3ph aad Asdkou. calasEo ueoh
= Host o@ca address BoxlH - 80 oc6t9Iv
, 1861-02-21

ITO RENT-Tho desirable dwell:
Il tus, No - Adams street. contains ten roomk
n. fasorabs terns eoa M 90 sase
tse 1st e May. Apply to THOMAS BASsETT. l91
Luke street corner Of Wells, {e14R5t.2:n
, 1861-02-21

Aho-Wood Cofans and Ehrpude OF an xtxaa- :Arp
1rtpared with Hearee4 and Cattia4eA and VII sdTa
attention At Ii hou1a.e H1yc d hapei and
Ehplt u Cemetery. j.. :: -. 't"t adj
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-06-20
Judge Douglas, Successor.

o. H. Browning, Esq, who has been
appointed to the vacancy caused by the
death of. Judge Douglas, is one of the
very first men and one of the ablest
lawyers in the Northwest. He was in
old Wing times a leading member of
that party, and has since been one of
the ablest and most eloquent advocates
of Republican principles. Upon the
death Of Judge Mclean his name was
brought prominently before the public
as his successor on the Supreme Bench.
Though living in the intensely Demo
cratic portion of the State, no man is
held in higher respect among the peo-
pie of Southern Illinois, for his purity
of character, his splendid abilities and
his great legal requirements. He will
honorably fill the place of Mr.. Douglas,
and reflect credit upon his State.