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E-a Jefferson Ward. .-A, Mr.. W. Ill. Rich.
~ htts"n has resigned ~ scrouLt Of III. Leal'h. a.,
he Votes. bring forward the nane o: Mr.. q. u. BRii,I.
him.
CurSc.LxsS-D. B. BRIDGPoRn, y. n. NIL, r. o.
HtskiAS, JsS. NJ. TALBoTr, JOHN n GErAHEK
Atpsks<S-GEORGE T.. >AEL.E.:, c. q. I'LL, rr. 4.
y. fICOT, wv. TAlLVR, K. u. S:NXAY.
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JOSEPH MAYO.

49, FOR HASSE.- re.rrc.f u,Iv ,,,.,,.a
49, py,eii ! Candidate for r. lection n H.. M
Of MAYOR. "s'
M...h 2i-t JOSEPH u,ya
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SENATE.

EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met ~ q o'clock. Lieut.. Gov. MONTAGUE
in the Chair.
DILL rISaEp.
a bill 10 authorize the Circuit Court OF Amelia county 10
make allowances for certain children Of W:l;sin Willis, d
lunatic.
LAID on TEE TABLL
Tho Ivint resolution fer The relief VI he secvriiss OF r.
r. Winston. late sheriff Of Richmond city, WIS, On molun
Of Sir. AUGUST, l2l on the txhIe.
The Senate then H,bt iuto Executive session for the pur.
pos- Of considering the Governors appointments for tie
ordnance Department. The Senate chamber waS ordered
IL he cleared Of all persons. except members OF the senate.
We utGerslSnd IL t the Executive Ees,ion contipued uu.
III near midnight, during which. all The u. io.naiions Jna:e
BIZ ua Goreraor were CO, armrt.
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OFFICE or THE ADAMS kxpREs. co.,

OFFICE OF THE ADAMS kxpREss co,
Richmond, Ma CHI 2, 1861.
NOTICE TO S1kIP2 EitS.-riII Company Tr
~ been officially notified BY The ~suihor!,ie' Of The south.
ern Confrd.racy, tina. on ard after Tu.DAf. duties VIZ DO
collected on everything going Into their territory II VIII,
therefore, 10 necessary that = written iorpice Of The con.
tsnts Ct every package, July ssorn 10 before a Justice OF
the Peace, shall accomplay every package sent 81 Ex.
press. ADAMS EAfhe.s SohPAHf.
Mach oS-kt J. 7. GlRSIN, Act.
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U WISH TO hire one huaired Negroes. Men and B.y,1
for the reus lnder OF the yeir 10 Turx on q & 4uross IA
North C.rolin., principally between tie towns Of Rocking.
ham and Charlotte, aud lies South and Hes, OF pany Vie.
In this State. The country 10 high and healthy.
Apply 10 W. y. PHILLIPS,
OF Richmond, or 10 nv SELF
March e2-ctf ROBERT HARVEY. Contractor
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
FEIIE A no. Steamship IirY "
i RiCHM0SD Capt.la Z. Mitchell, Is --tE,
Dow ready to receive freight. and will leave
On Tues lay, the I'd lust, st ID O'Clock. A :. 9&SC@a
apply to
c. T. CARDOZ0, Agent, Rockets.
Boston freight taken through ~ reduced rates snd vita
despatch. Arrl l-9!
FOR BREMEN.
u1IE AMERICAN Slilr AKGU, Captain Ell.
4 ia.d, expected at City Point within tie neat tfAN
frw days, will load for the above IL med port EEfTS
For freight apply 10 -S-es
March ~ SCEAER ROLLER / 60.
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N~IoEICE.-We will sell on Tuesday, the ~ d., NJ
~ April, IL our Auction Room, at 10 O'Clock. four s!u@,.,
consisting o.! one aan, one Woman, and two Cttnl Ell, ny
order OF Henry Cox, Commissioner OF the Co4nIy c. U tot
Chesterfield, uade. decree In the case Q. CoI. executor ~
CoI's heirs.
3a.ch 20 PCLLIAM / co Auc.,.
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FOR THE ICsrISis CoCRro OF TIE CITY, to Us v.tsl
far atths dpps"ach.nl uuHicip Il election.
fUu- t.iI0w-c.uz. hs.
J.S:ewsrt Walker. u Jcsnlrss Vile.
Mark Dnsney, John A.. hrIyla.
Geo. W. u,tsra, Chss. l. tIob,oc.
4. Milton Cary. E J. Ravi!rc-,
bi /. Randolph, D. I. VIII ,m.,
": Y. hacon, !. A. Nsllord,
To- D. S1~nsp, Mn NJ. SitIon,
II ChtmberlayDe, H. II. L ,rtnn,
John : stssg, Jro. :. B~ls.toa,
d.. J. b Reeve, y ". Lee,
Chss Ella, A Smith,
Geo. Fender Ash Ivy,
II. "hiteford, IN Chlnhesiayne,
joseph Bucker, e.. II. B.u.hu.a,
jacob Beck, 4 VI. Et.lrg,
VIM schrlI, J. ~Thoups0n 3ro1r,
II. J. Smith, David y. Walker.
Thos Inward, shIrIry King.
ThoIna, whi:sorth, Nat Tyler,
@. To~srnd, SOL 4. Myers,
Patrick Shay, ]. Marshall li=Eii:,
PIT. Aean. Thus. liOuJxE,
Hobrr. chsnt!:r, Hector Davis,
Pc CT Do,Iw, Bend, min Davis.
Charlie, 81. MOORE, Geers= B.1.hC,S q, r.,
james Il. Macon. Js., 1houir, VI JuctI
Philip Hsxa:l, {. q. McMu-y ),
Charlrs X. shaker, jos ph VI ,r.h,
T. VI. Alfttrnd, + LORRAINE,
Win. Il. Pa 'nsr, VIA 4. Wright,
10. p. ruI!.E, ". K bird
/: S.lier, Posialan w.!.iSer.
W. u. Church, WIN. l.. White,
John Appi-yArd, Al On. k;hAm,
Geo. l.. Bidgood, M4rlir~ p. Taylor.
E.G ~lligginbn than. john Allan.
I. vs.. Bincn burn, }. II. Cochran,
James ". I. Banks, Wn. CardweII
s. y. Davis, c. II. John.0a-
i. 4. blackburn,
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~ iht undersigned, ro;e-r OF The city CT X eli.
Goni, hereby request sou 20 anupunce y"ui,-li q casGi.
date Tor the rtl:- Il COHMoA ATTORNEY
FOR THE HCsrISis COURT OF TIE CITY, to Us vst.l
tlr attat dprtnach!nI municip i election.
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viii be denied if we fail TO insert it?
Mr.. WISE think tie Lords Pray CT should
very properly 10 inserted FOR the b"nei: OF
gentlemen in this Convention, mho refuse to
assert their owl principles and their oE pro-
positions.
MIR. MORRIS called for the yeas and nays
upon the adoption Of the amendment to the
amendment.
The yeas and nays were ordered.
The CHA.KMAN-Tte Chair wishes 10 init
mate to the members Of the Committee that
if any gentleman desires tn he excused from
voting, Or if any member IL DESTROYS to explain
Ina vote, no should do So before the call Of the
roll has commenced. The Chair is aware that
The practice has been allowed, to some extent,
of permitting members to explain their votes
i,,riue ~roll-call, and he therefore lid not think
urcper, yesterday to interrupt gentlemen, but
they will see that difficulties must result from
allowing the practice to continue. liza gentle
man rises to explain his vote, he hss the right
to give reasons, and he has the right 10 argue
the question. In the meantime the Gull Is sns-
uended. Other gentlemen are entitled TO The
same privilege in giving excuses tor not voting,
and The Committee must See, that IN q bouy as
numerous AZ this, the time for taking a single
vote might DO extended to greas length. It'a
Chair, therefore, gives notice hal ne VIII mol
perait an, interruption of the ~roli-call for pur-
poses of explanation.
Mr.. E.KLy-1 rise to propose an amend
mrnt to tie amendment Of the gentleman from
Powhatan, which | understand be is willing to
accept move to strike out the Hor" our,
and to insert the words 'fn regard TO- 30 'llA,
it will read sovereign in regard t" ali powers
&c.
Mr.. ScoTT, of Powhatan, I accept the amend
ment
The 1asetion was taken upon the einehe,
nens to the amendment, and it was cecided IN
the negative-yeas 80, nays 70, as iolio"s:
YgAs-MeIDr,. Jsnney, President Aston, BaidS,o. nsS
lor. Berlin, Bogge,s, Brown. nerdeit, Barley, Csmp0em
Garter, h. Y. Conrad, Couch, Early, FuGste, ersrIly, d
Ifnil. s. B. Hall, Hammond, HOVE, HollndAy, haenslu
Jackson, NJ. johnson, = g. Johnston, Lewis MSCST 1s,
burn, Patrick, Pend rton, Porter, Price, Pueh, RlYs:' =. = :
scott, ", Q. SCOTT, Sharp; %si,inst 1yh, a: b. H. stuart ~
NArt-Msu.h Amber, AFns:roas,J J. Barbour biaseS'
, 1861-04-16

Decay FAE1aHTs AT New YoRK-April u To
British Ports ratss are dropping, but withont gene
ral decline. To Liverpool, so00 ba corn At * in
bags; 1,100 bales cotton, 316d; E7OO bb1s -four at
hhds tallow, s9s; 100 pkzs lard and 3O bzs cheeee
turpsntine at Il !; 800 bbls Spirits Turpentine at
Fl @ s eela snErsnts s7ssd 1899 bu wheat 81 I'd
bhls -four at as Cd To Gl4sgow By eteemer, small
.sp7nsats M Of wheat 1sXd, and corn at 1ixj, in
a. shPs S bsga; De- aonr + 5 %, and lard at sa ton.
10 Bf1anl, 100 bbls flour, at+3s Cd To Cork and
anaaIket large ship was taken for grain Ut iaNa.
N bulk zod bags email vessel was chartered f5r
Lisbon With wheat, at &c q bu in shippers bags.
ST. Lcr1s, April y WI Wheat-Priees unchanged:
and market dull. Sales confined to 500 ba4s sptinr
at s3@s5e $50 bags: :rhoicsz Minnesota spring an3
prime club At &c. 70 bags fall at 81 20, and 10 90
hn cIob 70 arrive, taken for export onp, t. Corn
Of which were to 20 forward; The market ID
steady At About tho Quotations Of yesterday Sales
INCLUDE 12s bags yellow, second hand hass. at SIC
5U0 bags mixed and yellow ata6@B14c, 2599 baes
various priva1e, 1850 bags mixed hits at 3z@3sc,
500 bags wht,e at and 100 bags choice do
limited, Gales 400 bags at aa5Sc and 400 bags b. .
tsso lotsa EAssc, pazt il new gnnnies: Ffonr-
3fsrket inactive but without material change,
SO aud 200 brls city upper private, and sod brls
81 ;ssail demand: Wh.sfyst srts sod as 1sse I'd
1m erls country mess a. 70 bhls eouAtry Pumps
at 81. 6!5 hrls :hsayy 4qfkhoase and city mess In
tots q STD 113 bIls do rnmps at $11:50 . bl
Sale about aGl shoulders In bulk On private terms,
a:ae9nnE7Dsmanqt4Saax: 70! stdsx. Sales various;
good and stssome 50 casfs &c SssS civ Do at H
1os1c, . .,5oinfsfaavA4khd no: sales reported !
MarketA&AA &AAnR agood demand foF best
qualities. Sale III Pkg1 prime 1t g@9xc, 20 pkea
Mo- at 85fo;lada 4 Smaller lot manufacturing stS
Seeds dull Sales 10 bags Hungarian 1T Wc. ia
sag'ao ate saa 7 hea:e 4 sals y 9e, has1 i:
, 1861-04-16

MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, April l5.--FLouR Heavy and &c
lower. Moderate business for export and home con
snmption. Alarge portion Of the time at the Corn
question sales II 100 brls at $5.15R5.20 Tor super
state; s. e7k95 35 for extra state, chiefly S 80
$51595.s 20 f.r super western; s, 30@5 s. for COM
spring brands + b Q; s5O07oo for trade brands
do; Market closing quaet Of the sales about 1000
brls were taken fof export: canadian dull and
dropping sales So bEs, 1t IS so@gfo foreommon
do. Rye aour selling In email parcels at $s,40@
4.1O. Corn meal quiet and prices without change.
WRIsKE-Demand good and market firm. Sales,
$50 brls at 1SA 1184c, chiefly At 185{c.
GrA1s-lVneat rules sliglsly ii favor Of the
buyer, with only moderate export demand. The
war excitement nonepoli9ed large portion Of at
54o1 bu good choice spring at $1.2GK delivered !;
1900 bu red state at s126@1 2s 49, $40 bu Nh club
at $130 to arrive and delivered; l7,500 hu ambe,
Iowa at 81 e dsiversd Is 400 bn wiassr red wes
Canadian, at $1.51; 3.783 bn white Mlchiyan at
$15s@l-60. kye shade easier. Sales 100 hu
at 6sGe,@9e g delivered; 1 Barley dall Sales o:O bu
siness duiug fjr export and home consumption
market WITHOUT change. Sales, 43 900 hu at 6736sc
for old mixed western In store and delivered 62c
for new do at railroad depot; Sc for whit e
western at railroad depot: G116sc for new South
oIaJersey yellow. oa:s in mir Request, with sales
at 5$D35Hc for western and Canadian 35x@36c
for eiae, ith retail -ales tie over these glres
Provisions Pork dull. Limited salos ,jI ir,ls
at $3.50 on the spot; $17.70 delivered In 80 days,
buyers nptoa for msss, S:s.7s. P:3ms bes, ysr2
sniet md market ste.Iy: :salts sN brls It 81 756
f,r country prime; $s.75Gs Is fit country mess
kS@l0 Iorrep 1cked mess :7$l0 50O11 50 for extra
mess. Prime miess beef dull ahd uominal. Bcrf
hams in zlodetato raqpese. Ttlainy sales Ut $lsN
H. Cut meats inactive, but prceF without quot.
able change Small sales at Bh@G5tc for a1.s,ni.
ders and s0sIc for hams. Bic1n dull aud nomi-
nal. Lara SCARCELY firm. Sales 80 hrls at 93;6
1oxc, r.' r.'a- ''M1sc for Ohio. l40 &C for s1a:c
Cheese steatiy at 81 @1oc for ,nferiur to PRINT
oTocKs-Lsttle irregular. hut ge-eraliy pretty
4 tux, c. s IS, Pan 1o14 1 scrip GsX, il S
1353, do Etd 35, C & Q Ct, NC 4G. Harl Tx do
pfd a3j1S. Hue 375S, 7 C724, Reading 3173, Mo
T. 5s& Ky 7tH, Va 65. Pac N Is, . Is Is ii, con
BANK STArsaHHT.-Inere3s Of loans, $995, $50
do sp+c.e, $59,191, d deposits, &1,i6S,268; DE-
crease Of oirGuIa ion, $4S,fl
, 1861-04-16


There was good attendance On 'lhaa,ge to-day;
but business was tnterfered with to some extent
BY the general .n.esest taken In the news from the
South There was la:s acsisity. also, IN the geuer
al markets because of the dIstru:t manifested by
merchants aud bankers concerning our currency
one # the banks having resolved not to receive On
deposit the bills II aay bank based on Southern
stocks, exceptthree or four, who=a eecaz1t1es are
above the average, aud many holders refused to
sell at any reasonable price. because Of the risks
Incurred In taking currency o. the ehaeks for 1t.
Tue tendency Of all thi to oeahance prices and
render the general markets very frn-notwith.
standing the dull news By the Liverpool steamer
Of the Sd instart.
There was very active demand for Flour, both
by the South and East, and the market was very
arm, with esles ef s.6ao brls ut $43o@4 60 ;or
medium to choice spring extras. Wheat was
less active, owing to tho 1rmness Of holdera,
aud We note an advance Of 5401c, with
sales at s7Ne for winter receipts Northwestern
Club; ssa fo@ winter receipts No Spring; and
8a@ssc for winter receipts No. 2 Spring. Corn
was IN good demand and prices were fully sustain.
ed-saIes of Canal and River Mixed being naade at
81@2iHe aaoat; and winter receipts Mixed at
2s@2s7fc in store. There WIS good inquiry for
Oats, and the market advanced 34G1c, with sales
Of 1900 bushels at l3i4c for winter receipts IL
store. Bye ana Barley unchanged. Highwines
drn1.
There was an active demand for Mess Pork to.
day and the market was firm, with eales Of 80
trls early p :cked at $lTo0, and ITO brls newly
packed at 3fs s0@18.15. Lard il also eagerly in
quired for. and we note hn advance OF 4c-with
salea of 50 brls prime Leaf at e;c-holdexa at the
close generally asking 1Gc.
Live Stock were firm and active. Cattle were in
good shipping request, aad sales were made At
s. 25;g 90 for fir to prime, Live Eoga were in
demand both by packers and shippers, and aa1ca
ranged from $4.4014.7 10 gross.
FLOUR AND GRAIN In sTnRE NnynAr appsr X
, 1861-04-16
Daily. Review OF Chicago Market.
. = MONDAY EvEnusa, April Is, 1sa1.
tFREIGHTS-Schr W.. r: Allen uuha.+ ~ Z, .ur. ~

= < {: MoNnAr EVENING. Anril IL 1es1.
.FREIGHTs- n. r. -A1,a,, .zha.t -, -
on m ~ ~~ " = 1AAAeA1' "Aee4s !" os"s"
g. Fft}nR ~ n T. pecatvod u 40 hi.
and Vetv Ann sale*' xe1e. ~. hr1 :. auts
fiat hnnn snTine extT. at Ii m ~ t.sos TX r..
Smfsh Mils Ia heon d" A. e. en r. IT, ~ eE1 E
D5ra1s II III ho.,n IL x4sS GE.1 ,nn ~ ~. -
ira hnan n hrss r. NJ Rxa og b nris t.. r, E%
JanesTi}iaM saG .:Rropn'a = ,ar, ", & ~ os1s as
hrls i Stevens N11a t5as honn end IN Ihu9p, ay
sprtoe extra. roand hoon a1l a. ID so e1 o -
Janesyf1ie !. Tn-estT ronnd hSo at ~ - o1s
tracK El hris 1ool snr3op eTtr pda1 a. I5 Iou ,a 9a
hoon at ii IN del 1r1 III f1Tanoe Mftis ra5
hoo1 at II 40 del. a35 III. ssR;.cE Rivar Ettg. ),
rouud hoop. at II 45Hd I'M bria {31ohe Mis,.
round hoop, at 81. 10 del; inO btis uManle Leaf,
hIt hoop, 1T n 20 del: Sd hrla E}pin Cityr fiat
hpuD IL III ID del "a hris Forest NINA ~ Il ~
del 80 iris medium spring tTa. T0nnd hocn- at
a Is del 80 hrs snnertine a. ~ * ds1 I'M hr1s "a
snperdne at rs 50 deI4 ~ eeee,' w.. 1'o ps1s
MILL STUFF3-10 tons bran at $3. Is in bulk On
4rark ~ = e-"A ~ e~:7e~ ~ "'AtA VI
II liz Ar-Reeefved q 434 hn.ha,s- Ma,ast NJ 4.
vauced K@lc, Salet lO.ooo bn Wfntsr receinrs
Inser rectnts No sn,fn4 g = e. sIore; 20 . 79 no sn
bu fresh recsin,s DO At e in .tnre. * m In ty,'
~ rrrs3n.n 1T, 9 Snr{nv g. 81 n t ~ . nnn ~,
- a. e,Ifr in s+nrae IN Ia - T. - - CO.. !. s,uoo III
cORE-Reeeired' 54s hnshe1s MarEet f-n
md shade hI.hsr Sa,es were:&eo m hn itanai ~ a
and River Mixtd at aic afloat ID o0 hn 10 At q c
afloa:: S O0l bu Canal Rejected At 9s afnat: IN
, 1861-04-16
Ii1 80 r. :. .:f
UilItaao d Utiit,,lttet
htAlIY ron TAE UNION AND FLAG :
MEETING BIZ TEE PEOPLE.
They Ratify the Acts Of the Admin
iStFafea,
TatY aAriiY THE buoM or 1RsAsoK.
Speeches by Hon. Owen Loyeioy, Hon.
I. N. Arnold, Gen, q. F. Linder
and others.

One Of The nob1est and most notable rallies
Of the people ever known in this city LOOK
place at Metropolitan Hall last night 1t cah
hardly be written that 1t took p1aes tn tne
Han, since less than half the immense ASSEM-
big ~ere able to find admission. We have had
poIiticsl gatherings crest and enthusiastic,
lus. this Was more than thai
Although summoned originally as meet
irg OF ratIlcz:iou of the Republican city nom
traitors, The people took 1t in hand and made
It splendid ovation Of patriotic feeling. The
gathering at the Hall commenced ut seven
O'Clock, aud long befdfe the hour; named In
the call, e7ery available foot Of standing room
was filled, and almost simultaneously with
the organization Of the meeting within the
Hail. an immense meeting Was drawn up OF
the Randolph street front, which Was ad
dressed BY several speakers, in most epirates
manner, and maintained throughout the eve
ming. . :
The meeting was called to order by Jarne
Long, Esq, 1ho nominated the following Lis
0s otietrs:
, 1861-04-16
The Wektern RtuArx- :

From al directions we hear Of ovurdowing riv-
Heavy roins have fallen with little iHter1uIesiou
during The last two three weeks. and the Mtssis.
sippiuow free Of ice through ut Its entire length
has fair navigabte stage- The Illinois ia ont OF
its banks, as well as the Wabash. and the Missouri
ii now swelling with large stake Of water as tar
up as St. Joseph.
rising, and viii probably be al a cry high stage
ere ulanv days. Our latest advicss from Red river
andthe Arkansas eepreeent those streams a. hav-
ing risen eonsideEably.-3o., Democrat, 13ih,
, 1861-04-16

The Portl1nd Argus Gays there are six ships now
loading st that port for Europe from Canada and
tie Vest. The locomotives Of the G. 7. Railway
ara taxed to thef ptast to bring forward the pro-
duce. Last week the receipts amounted to 5000
hr,s -four, 81 60 bu wheat, 1a:2oo bu peas 10 00a
bu oats 800 bu barley, CTS brls oatmeal, 3200 bu
bran and feed. These are bnt the merest fractions
Of the quantia Hes ready to be moved On the open
Ing pf the St. Lawrence,
, 1861-04-16
d I Il d

DIED.
In this city en - morning Of the 18th, Of Typhoid
Fever. NANCY u, wife Of David Goodrich, Esq aged
4! yearB,
Funeral services at the First PrestEf.rlan Church.
Tuesday at P ID. Friends OF thb family are iHyited
te at$e2a.
A1oaa,, Eew Fork and Eluira papers please cory.
At Tpnics, La Sale Co.. fllB .Anr It'll Of congestion
OF the brain, VT. BLAKE CUsHMAN. aged u yeazs
AID hreH rn1ntna.
:, Aaiae papera please copy.
In this cisy. On the ltth tast, z s pUEEISa, for
merlg OF :racuse n e aged II years.
Funeral r. his lat residence, So West 1akn st.
to-day AZ e O'Clock a. u: Friends tavit=d to st,
Lard r ithoul further ncttce.
sFsasa.e pa ess please e4py.
~ .hs residence Il hls pererts Eo a2 Ohio straet
WILLIAM F. son 81 Stah and Elizabeth Scranton,
eged n:.nts and q days
funeral Wednesday aorainE et 1oo'c1ook.
, 1861-04-16
M A r I N E T. 7 S r
PORT OF CHICAGO.

..pTrn A..,.,
reu,. =. 1I :. nno-,,l pln ~
FFop Sach4s. 2t1otsPn, o'ota1ttoao tles
eea3 Isa[5 nsa a1eu' 1n4' @1s cores
180 N shingles.
oeat 'ss' 1l"aokee 1ao son pore anoal-
1efs.
sehr G,aders m C"apln' FensWater, 12s hf hrls dah,
4,h- III II ta M s9tIa: n.tan-o,, xn,,4o.a, n,
sshr Sr F.Eiss3o4' FEgis 4msIexaam aGa egg Kood
l acnl AhIeiupe; Ld@lu". Halamazon. ~ N shingles.
schf hooefts, Ne,son' HlaeeVi1le, Is cos wood.
Sch Ssae garner hakel' saeo9ygao, " 81 WOO.
Scur sNl MaeLne: n.o"As S1gao aasen. !A N Iohoef-
sr sSh1 Haen En9 Rd q i y e1s wood
e~''- n cds ,Sno;1 '4i3e' ~ !" s1a'es'
Scav Tssgnef MlEfss Whtsa e. :eS y ealngss.
- - p@'s @ea'
, 1861-04-16
LAW ENTELLIGENCE.
Patent Gaae-sImportan Mt to Farmers OF
the West.

The United States Circuit Court judge DRUM
moud presiding was engaged rhe last four days Of
tns pasl WIFI ~ we ~ patehs Gase, ~ Eo1 -
M tsoy az a;,chas ~ = 9 g o. ea3'
sisted in the pacing on the top Of the mole con-
cave grooves Or .tena dnets" from near the point
uni,1 ta g H. W ~ rear r. on eoncve ~ md rnd
ually formed In full convex al the heel Of the
mole, for the purpose u carrying IN Increased
~ ronre1 aeI aa,o.,3;n - mn +hs
cnt made By the coulter, thus filling t up and ma
king dense ard compact arch The dslendants
and novelty Of the plaintiff patent Std invention
~ VIZ .uas .as ;de ~ H. ;f 1n;t;n
In the rear of the knife and rising into convex al
the heel OF tha mole me case Was elasely con,
siett ~ g,,v th nnyeity snd vsi;diIv
Ct the plaintiffs patent aud the infringement, with
Goodwin, Larned b Goodwin for Plaintif. G.
B. Waite for Defendants.
To pns11o spEAxrns.-1na letter from Rev. J.
H, DER. Allentown, Pa, speakin9 Of ..Brown's
Bronchial Troehes or Cough Iozenges,' he Fays!
'"hether nn"ong or nos' tnes see'n 10 nave ool7
.ne sooe' aA 1"'tlnee w ~. ~.
gaus, and have found lhem very serviceable az q
palliative, calculated to alay irritation thus avoid
Ing Inflammation. Ny brethren in the ministry to
whom Ihare recommended them seem to have dc.
rived more or less benedt,' :. 49,
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val Molly T know n but ve ran ret et
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80. sI1d nowne,.a .,n,andid Etro.ana f}i1
,1;a = ,,,-o econom;ca, thar eas l,oht and o;vcs
q uai.der and softer light Coms let us try;t; ppt
on YOUR bonnet apd We will 20 to thu Emporium
at Ia CLARK street; ap16-5t
~
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asaoi VI tue un1on IaA ouaicn' W.. F.eos 80
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, 1861-04-16

April 1a-Clover is IL fair demand at TxAec
Timothy IL quiet at oar last Quotations Caic1ttn
linseed Is Inactive and pr3ces are Bte26y,-Iurrak
9f Coxaaaeses.'
, 1861-04-16

f% It will be seen By an advertisement In
another column, that the Gracs,and Cemetery
omniluses wIll commence to run tomorrow.
# See advertisement of Household Fur
niture to rent in another column.
, 1861-04-16

FouSD DROWNED morning at
an early hour, the body Of q man Was found
Aoating In the river, between the echooners
Marahfeld aud Autocrat, lying near Rush
street bridge: From papers found upon the
body, 1t is supposed his name is ". ]. Gram
ger, who hos been missing for four weeks.
His family reside on Michigan avenue. The
description Of the body ia as follows: Five
feet eight inches high; dark hair and whiskers
had on black satinet pants, black satin vest,
black bzoadcloth coat, brown satin scarf, cot
ton ahirt, white merino undershfr., and cotton
drawers. Ths Coroner held m inquest, and
the Jury returned verdict in accordance with
the facts.
, 1861-04-16
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, April Is, 1851.
Tie following are the receipts and shipments 70,
sae past fostyeight hoc.s:
, 1861-04-16

TO LEASE. Whar6ng Lot on
4 South Branch 17 feet BY 1so feet deep T. Frank.
LIN STREET between Van Buran aud Har7s N street2k
st1ne Y d Appiyto MM. Il. SAMPSON.