davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-02-06

ngOREG4tGEE'S SALE.-Whe-s.
both OF e.; s: ci Chicxso. end stitc of ij1ni. III
sIscate liver 70 lie u9ersfsned t6etr eSftsi1
Een'1e q e;1gage, bcsrtrg dsle s5s seeSad asg #
III Jacob or ae sun Il foastn EYE %
sss ysass s1r .ss a5s
vdl 1lat t- interest thereoa wich sLovI la 81 81
pf1 e ssea I
5sss sheh sstd mortgage s1seerd:tt Il ts Kscoset9
made u payeat of she q
ef a:s4es "a DC IT, E, y IT, s pss
of !sly lsrA anu both reroala urraId: 4es
Sas as R1s a.iss .as xs
tse eity Of boston ara Sste oI assac61,esA acsorm
~ NJ % tag tsrak ot said ncrtgass % hereby decasa
Of sald default ID payment Of ht-1e aaa yasf
ishaM n poEhuance aud by virtue II tae PAYER kad
asea 10 a. vested 3! sAsd Eotsa ~ for tae
eelocE ossaasn X esa day. i lie ao s4d5e9 doe
1!s t6e hsaest bidder Isr cast ihs E:ca:es
IN I'D I'D HoEEage described, to-Eit:
n lot fo1t ~ II block seventeen m In Tia fscdnaaf
Sesnos s tss5 81 - t eda1a r. r. % q Gssa b.
~ s Z steas e e. .Sa n,
9s:. .sss s5ss T. a*i ;las sSs;; &
Tsaatas Mo1tSss.a
Tna aeo.e ssie : possponed tn wsne.:x H. e.
rs tespsa dar Of january. 4 h. = So sae LOU
Ss'i.F fa15s ~ AZ A,sofss ;ss2 TEassss
IL aseve sss i falthsr Postponed tn 1sds ssia as
esesh eses day of February = q
shs.se: 5.aa:7 ass & ''''s' sss;ksas lss'ssa
, 1861-02-06
Massachusetts Appoints Conference
Commissioners,

Bosros, Feb. 5.-The House has passed
resolutions to send Commissioners to Wash
iugton, this afternoon in Convention, and Gov.
Andrew has appointed Jno. 2. Goodrich, ,Chaa.
Allen, Geo. s. Boutwell,, Jno. w. Forbes, Frank
3. Crowninshield, T. P. Chandler, and r. P.
Winters.
Tho meeting ut Faneuil Hal1 this afternoon
end evening was large and enthusiastic. Hun.
sreds were unable to obtain admittance B.
r Curtis and J. Thomas Stevenson wero
ing. q letter from Everett was read !,
stating that Congress wus unable to heal the
breach, as the members arc bound by party
ties, and the only alternative was Union or
bloody strife. The letter concludes letthe cry
fang out from Fanuel Hal, "THR UA1ox; n
MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED Resolu-
tlons Of attachment to the Union were adopt
ed, approving the recent speeches Of Seward
and Adams, appealing to Virginia and other
border States to remain faithful to the call Of
patriotic duty, eoneeding equal rights Of
AZ states TO common Territory, and spproving
Of = compromise On the basis Of the Cfitteude5
AOso4Ak&o4Ss = j - ..s ~ ..,+ II
, 1861-02-06

NEWARK, Feb. 5-Thc Rev. Nicholas Mur-
ray, D. D., the well known "Kirwan," died
last evening at his residence in Elizabeth, Of
disease Of the heart, Hewas prominent man
IN the Old School Presbyterian Church, aud
many years,
, 1861-02-06

CTAkh t}F !A1iNUI>, t-t;u:.
~ LuESIF. s. >. Cook cou.tr Gt.cui. co.st.
February Term, i. = s6l. samuel /. Ea.is IEa.ies
D. saE}er sHd Aatnsz ". FerAa.s a. David q. ~.
AID Jti4:l L uenalrE
putEc nytce i, hereby given tc tis sa.a :;:s!d r
ssout aHd jthl L. DeA1t =. r:t OF sttAytnAtos
lesuea cur 81 tue on:ce al tie Girs o. .Et C..E tctt3
EiEcoAt C0aft> .alt DE -tsA Ga, L. u
ls At the suit Il the sail samuel L. bavis Csas!e4 3
S1eyer An Nathan W. IeFAlHs nist the fa1A
q the said l'ast stuut aud .ohn le1:iiek xne
sn!t ot eight hundred xi,d t~eLIy uel:ass amt
s&cntyEaac cenls IiTGcta 10 te sheriff u st!rleu.
son County. which sad writ hes been rctu.ed
eu 0w therefore. .EnC=s .ou, the .la@ Id E tnt
And John l. U"iCc s.sn 5ezaural Ee ut appen- tr-
fore &c sa Gov1 tunnty circuit CnuSt bssute
Erse d1y Vi the 1t Term t,s:e. to b. ho,
e. e. fehF,ssy 4 = lssl give srss.al hal sd plead
aaiGet you. ahst In tavur u the said >asIci t. Eust
Charles T. oa*Ter, a-d esat.4a. ". terAu.+ uh,i "a
muck Of tic property attaCe;t may be su:t4ciens to
eAs1sfy sae said 1ua4ment ai.l costs E hr suid to
satisfy eha sams- VII. II. E4Ul.til, ClGtA.
AALLUF = A1fc1CocE- ElR }, atty 1A14<EStI41
, 1861-02-06

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 5.-The New Orleans Gus
Louisville importers, unlcsa the Louisville
Surveyor will grant caneelling certificates for
the goods, or duties thereon to be paid at New
Orleans.
The Democrat douglas newspaper) hoIsted
the National flag over Its Office tO-tlny.
, 1861-02-06

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5-The Virginia Confer
ceedings were opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
Gurley. The Committee on Organization re-
ported Ex-rresident Tyler as President "A
resolution was adopted TO conduct the entire
session with closed doors. It will be impos.
, 1861-02-06

RICHMOND, Feb. 5.-Thc Senate voted TO-
day to send back the Minnesota resolutions.
4 resolution was to-day adopted that in the
opinion Of the General Assembly there are no
just grounds for the belief that the citizens Of
Virginia mediate all attack OF Seizure Of the
Federal property OF invasion OF the District Of
Columbia, and all preparations for defense are
unnecessary so far as this State is concerned.
, 1861-02-06
Gritutte,
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY 6, 1851.


: TursiAr isExMa. Feb. 5, 1851.
:. The market for Eastern Exchange today WIS
very close. The 1atea vt the hanla were nominaliy
ex1. per ceat. prem: hut they were not selling,
except to thelf heasiest, depositors, and even 10
them quits spaslaSly. Tho buying rate ut the VI
sious hAnisW q per cent, hut before the close,
e1@eK per eent. .:was paid By come, and on the
stree. bsnS exchange was In eager demand at those
figures. All parties seem afraid that ratcs arc 60
tncup again IS 10 per cent, md they arc holding
on to it u. long aa theyean. " y!
The bargaining in the New York stock market
today. applied principally to railroad and fancy
stocks-statc stocks havins improved but little
No relief vas found therefore, In this news to the
holders Of Illinois currency. md hence the advance
IN the rate Of exchange. j
PREMIER AND UscuI1.ExT FuNps-The follow
ing are the closing rates Of E., GRANGER ApAAs
Esq, editor Of tho chiesgo Baah List, No. a cark
street, for premium and uncur,cnt funds, DC: =
, 1861-02-06
Union Meeting at milwaukee.

MlwAuKEE, Wis, Feb. 5.-A large and en-
tlusiastic Union meeting was held at the
Academy Of Music, last evening. Numerous
speeches were ad hS adoRtsa
tcntion to interfere with the local institutions
Of the the South; recommend that Congress-
modify the fugitive slave INV, By doing away
with its obnoxious features, without impazing
its efficiency; recommend to the State Legis-
laturc the appointment Of delegates to the
Washington Convention: Thirty three guns
were also fred for the Union. The Leglsla-
ture was occupied all the afternoon discussing
the question Of sending delegates to Washing
ton, without any decisive action as get.
, 1861-02-06

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 5.--Mr. Sseever, Post
master of this city, has been removed from
office On account Of conc discrepancies in his
accounts. D. NJ Bull, Special Agent of the
Post Office Department, has assumed the
duties of the Office for the present.
, 1861-02-06
Texas Refuses to Submit Secession to
the People.

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 29.-The Governor sent
message to the Legislature condemning the
New York resolutions rendering men and
money to the Federal Government to coerce
the South. He expressed the hope that the
fence Of their rights.
The resolution to submit The secession orii-
nance to the people was lost.
The House passed bill establishing patrols
thrOuehout the State
, 1861-02-06

New ToaK, Feb. ga special dispatch to
the Herald says that Gov. Morgan received a
dispatch from Gov. Brown Of Georgia, demand
Ing the immediate restoration OF muskets
seized On board the steamer Monticello. The
Governor has not yet replied.
, 1861-02-06

a., re- honse today
In case reconciliation fails, North Carolina goes
with the other slave States
The Legislature will adjourn, perhaps, aud
aWait results.
, 1861-02-06

The Virginia Convention Election.
NEW YoRK, Feb 5.-The results from Vir-
ginia show a probable triumph Of the Union
lists for the Convention.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Goy. Wise was to-
day elected delcgcte to the State Convention
from Princess Anne County.
, 1861-02-06
OLD STAND,
Canal Street, bet, Ma5ison and Washing gtol st.L,
AND HOPES By HIs
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS,
JAMES h3cCARI1TON,

CHICAGO, ILL,
Manufacturer and dealer il Ill Kinds Of Wood Mould.
ings Door Jan1bs and Asclltrares Of any desired rat
e Mtetn II G1seulaE MouldtnEs any 1sadt: Wood TuEhlng
xsasty of patterns; 0ctason aud fnur sided Balus
Bth And NeNels on hand and 1p1de to osler; stair
RsHlng and B.aetets Planning and Matching and Saw.
nae ecns 70 onsr II tno bet 1t ne shortest
nnK orders from the country TOR any and ali u the
1.ssa HGpss descriptions Ct work Bills for Rough and
nc market price, yo1r attention "a Invited be-
tofo purchasing elsewhere. My paoifo IL - Good
WORE kad low Prices win" ~
Agent for Wa. b. HILLS jnatly celebrated
'G0 EHN1NG VALvES
For stet Engines warranted to regulate tha nnt,o,
OF the engine perfectly under nay and nii rirrn1n
6t1ncca- Send fCr Circulars. ~1'@
Post Office Bog 4eaa. lasr6ily
, 1861-02-06

TORONTO, Feb. SIN the Anderson ease
precedence has been given to the Canadian
over the English writ Of habeas corpus. The
of Common Pleas,
, 1861-02-06
COMMERCIAL.

Tuesday EVENING, Feb. t, 1861.
WHhy Hzy1Ew.-Thc following tables chow
thereceipts and shipments Of leading articles OF
trade, by al the railroads centering in this city
during the past week and euce the let Of January,
compared with the corresponding period In 1860:
, 1861-02-06

BosToS, Feb 5-The Union meeting in
Faneuil Hall to-day is very fully attended.
Mayor Wightmnn called the meeting TO order,
audi. Thomas Stevenson wills chosen Presi-
dent
, 1861-02-06
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market,

TUESDAY Evening, Feb. s. 1861.
FRHIGHTS-There Is no change in rates since
thn dAte Of last 1eview. The following aTo the
xuhug rates for Eastwatd bornd freight al the Va
tdnuS tftfrpAd ufteea Of the city. = -
, 1861-02-06

WAsHHaToS, Fce. 5.-The steam figates
Colorado, Mississippi and Minnesota now at
Boston, and the Roanoke at Brooklyn, IRE at
once to be put in requisition for service CON
nected with the collection Of revenue at Ger.
tain ports, where the same cannot be collected
BY the usual MEANS
, 1861-02-06

- sixty-threc free negroes, from North
Carolina, arrived at GAINESVILLE On Thursday.
They were from Edgecomb County, in the Old
North State, and had been ordered to leaye By
the whites Of that section.
, 1861-02-06
JOHN HG.;.TSas
CHRISTIAN ETIEJFF
~, lrLstxes ald -'sa1snetA
NnG5%o. 1auEA1y =. isoA- ,eltsStd

NOTICE OF S.ALI;.--yy her,ay.
am E.ol.:ass Es.le, exseate4 ana Az; t5s q ta
aua Clara II. lis vic. aA, James \. r.. sa:nx Ia
". Lcro. patty Of secord par1, apua .srsain Il
estte tlCtein described Gx tae steurtty cf tne
cs1s So r certain p1snIsssy n.sss therein
the sHna nE 3o,4 Il ic whieu saL IL. r:has a. t.lr
rerarltd l.. a lieCuIteze tte u se ors n vi
A. y. 1S'6 tr Euo IL, On Fases s.: T. All sn;a Il -
aid state, H. d day Vi aa1. ~ IL ~ i. EIk
uats In Tia Il; TIC Lls: & The al t.: ~.
Fr1lutseorJ notes. thMls:-ble fur lie SIM -
GLE .sr is .as e. s: ss e e5 u e. f;ae.
dist day of Aprii, A. H. LES; Ead hcfca4 IT, aflef-
stgnet a-c tie ass.nees u salst rutsase a.t oits
EEid EnL aEe tileEehy uu4y >Grssusc,l and n ot:,
lLnstess iot the sascl1surc a:d COLLECTION BY
Suw. H. te;ezc. public notice i lefcby slyca tlst
We. Tie sai1 t.sgDee* aud 1fsls.ess sesn3 W I.
Porsraasc ial w vsrtae el1:v power ard araas.sT
uses ard fns t. tn TENS Ii: 1sa t
e1prsssssd' ~ Sat 1dsi u 4;A s:ay sl tes:n.f:
day. .lu; O. lii. tu,st 1.Sus- T. 10 ~
# tnteue sril ut public 4uc:sos 10 t.: Il .te. s.:tr
for cas! iae pre II sr.t uo-tsasr te-=;l i i,
shs Interest thereon tu t,rr ~t:a tls es.Gst4 VI
kaat SAL. to ut.:-N atcE Llecas ~ i :. asl1 x IL
tas tSwn q fAar:.illts; ths =. : eltae :.es s+t.
S. r OF Sec Il, rs: n T. E.; lie T. Z. i: - (. ::
and s i" ( q sse y; &c y; Tie :. F1ae. >: i.
he - T. T.: 1. i i. q T i ts :: ! q Ct
s. s s. iS,ls Z F3sS1;ssi ;s IL s5, j.
9ols; A.a y! tas tsle ia:>s ard Gr;t Vt t.
dempttoa ot thu sal usr IL AID u :ri4s
C-.ElsrlAA "itRuEE.
,..-- .-.-.. Ira5s-<8 anu -. i<,ptL,.
, 1861-02-06

NGTICE OF SALE.-Wkt:xas.
dsfault has been FADE IN Lar. couL,.a-s .. >+r
tain Mortgage bearing data tho 1sst daY .: aay
a D. tEhaeea hundred Itty seven, auu exec id
t6 Azs.aa {: flasg ID TIC Gig i aex esx. 11ss:,
I'D duy recorded II the scc of 1e secretsry u sae
gage Pages 1so :ncllass .: ard wAs:rss taa
ka14 Fass has reaiIaea ths srrcntn.crs Il 1r,isies
dnT n an nFaSf @ aau tas " asssGsa has ecsE
Trustee y As place A.w. shts bi 11rlle Il las
s.ra2:a Of Law. the uaderslsued. liieits ..r said
I!ut:sa.e- viii On TIE sevuIG 4ay ii Aascn, = l.,
d sid siisbcygaa Lad sspai l:.l:-esa tor:ss1.
II tae City Ct =hcsoy. = s.cals;c, .eie1E =
tns :itssieon u ~. t,. sci ,uGc atet:eH i: t1a
tnrtyegat tsu1sArd and I4-et. uu!l&4a 1erty.
oGe ee7ts t$s8 8e2a<J tlt Aslicnt OF Iurt- seeIrsa
tlrrrs unral Leng tile amount claiue.s 10 10 cue
tier:oH, tie EortxsEed premises t:eaenaet IL eutI
sa u Il kss: x a j I'D "a ar rS u M M :y s &
tose:h.E with I'll tbs rights OF ~sy lsScs ssCa:.:sS
and et1cT buildings anil III .!ls aAc. sad hersai:s-
mect.h sad saeD- gAa nIs ale+l4s arLa.il 1;c.
WITH tbs said dzsr uisision Of t,sr raj ~ u ruus
hereto. xte.te- "bta-eti under lis s;r ri .l:st-
ls+s u II: II etartcs or eonsvye.. !, Tan. b: s..ti:
an. Ast::op. EalroaI Company rouiie e xiii. ;1
aa1 sie ii. tic hcoaotiyc engines, x isnts, =: 11
.;sf3 Ets A!aeilltrfy. machine shops I.ui, au In
sr esin Sofstn opssatiaE iii ceryasIp sE; I tfo
- ;: . r;stsa tnen owned or taereafcT aegaifsL br
tue ~: ~ gan and Alss*ipps isllFoau company
A.AlE.it; II toEs then Owned. u.hstrr.s al IL
=: LIT Ss;3's. eaat:lts we're teeaTsL se ~ xarss
al 70: separated rEsr: irull 1ar we're 70 ID
isAA1u ?. BENSON. rsa..sa,
, 1861-02-06

Latest From the Florida Seat Of War.
PENSACOLA, Feb. "a truce has been con-
Guided. The Misaissippians return home on
Monday. and ths Alabama troops remain until
rn1ierct{
, 1861-02-06

7hr st.o-,s, E.dor viii, RI ve-,oo1 i1ates tn tho
sas ~. ,,-sa t.,agranhas th3. I,orn;ng rcno,tInc
sar,tns ~ ~ =, 1.Ir ,,hco+ ,,cs.nrc, md cer,,
a. lora~
,rb. -c.s,nif. =, Hora 1,re and ar.ssed dn,,nc
~. ,,... s,ar.s r,r1,na ~ ,es7 rhe
s...s-a -. n...s.s IT,. 49,. -..r ,,uht ,na ~.
49,, sna ta..r ~ x.s..s-a,r.a ono,,,,o,s
~ ~ ~. Al, a.,t - saT .ns.,t 1ots
T,1h. -. ,na-, so,d =. * osae rs .,d ne,yv =,
- ares =, 49, 49, r.,.s ~ ~.
- y. ne oose as s,,,,s,as 49, aoo ~ ,,-,.o-s ~
@:s.@S t.,s.. W 49, 80 oo1s. ~ 80.
@s.. 49,. =. sr pa.s pS ~ ,soss
..%N.a.,,~. w.. ~ 80 s,.. -. .a,,.
...s - p 49, -, 1,as.1sa ~ ~ AZ,
~ .,,s.. .an ,s., We.
~ ssS rs'.as1a hata s -, s.as..aoa ~
W. roIs IN y. ~ -. 1ss,.se
1sp s - - - s ~ ~ S1 s.s,, ~ =. 49,.
Aet W.; etoo sns ~ 80 w a..
.oas ~ - ..,.s ~ 1ss 1 h,1x ,na
~. 49, s...<1"F.N A - - ..--.-ao.. .I ~.
, 1861-02-06

IN 4 K a r. q TT A r n
A ~ 3" "a ~ ~
.1rr eDurr1z
rrchss sP1nSs sde stussa " sae rhltsy az Gae Uat
GGICaA!u EfGeA. N Ie to%a o. Aaoafna. Genessee
GGola31y, Gsa31y, eight milea south oi the yi!lass ei
HsaiaA oa The ERE Canal and fourteen Eltes fo11
heT hsd Iae PRINCIPAL Acad aFss s r NM
Wlthia Circuit Of about MY reds. The medicinal
q t"e Ease are iay 6howna ne sublolned
saphnt sal25H5ic Acid saphsts r. Line ana preto-
oupnate Or Iron. lhe Efe1t medicinal virtues PCS
sesssd by these Eate1s depend Tgry LARGELY Enoa tae
u snGn 4ansnaa o. ese
those fcsn3tnG from the sGrofqlous d!athesls haze
oeea cured hy their use In Skin Diseases-tvea IN
confirmed Lerrosy-the Essess have been sgnaly Sec
cesMn1.
Opinions Of Medical md Scientific gentlemen ate
Gven N the circulars The following eIniEeH. Eentie
man speak u strong terms Of tho medicinal value os
soSSa waters: ~.,,-
80 McNsushte1. T. of Albany: EdWaIa spr11ss.
MD- of New fofS; DE. r C4mpbel q f1Ieaelds
Mana; Dr. j. s. SchuleE IT 1ockpoft, r., they fs-
connlend the waters confidently. Dr. Spring reers to
case or chronic da1roea Of several years standing
which xas cured By the use Of The Eater. D. Beg
, 1861-02-06
t::E:1~r s::':, l%N. lsaS-o;5t.a
I Ut.II,.,i1iI yhe.a.7

II VtslI'.i1E S..L1.--tyi,e.e:,,
- r. - . "a Of the City Of View Tork. :.e,e-
t'Are Il ilh. tic undersigned Jp:. = Pur
~. as, u s-rey, hy mortgage dated apt.l
sst+ y ~ ALL sft.I'lu In fha l:ecor1t-'- U.ce al
+. t.'''ttf. stsF LA ~ In lsok u ei nlpftua.ea
fase:t :'Ftaa pEt:,ss hereinafter ccec.,tc Is d.
StES Ii. sht Ut -s1:ain ns:l[ fur tw 1Auusaud
Iyu .'-E.a dot(ezs. da:e.t July I'D. A. D. INT aEd
~ .: Et'fa IL: nsneteta tu..trt1 dollars ..4et
fso:aa: =: = y. ~ y t.r: rraEr from Tho sai
lent tf -e1::in Eai interest MD dItf. 4E nSfs
u The f:is IN cent pes -unn4. frenl re ass uET
cf ta"T.t = =. lso: and. wkc1euA asiaclt tAy eesa
i1Aat 4. .'s rsyc"-+ rf twc nal Tayr1eats of
lnttf.ss N:tc:: - s .iN- -: ait fr,tr and ts.
Ana - - r :. ,r.:: r. -, ua sntI sftr.
cipal sfrs ts;la Hal p11-L... @
a.! 1lf r.; Po.i 7-,. .;y{s tSas rc-.,ta-x
VI .A-EG II L. Il. 4 .t x.rsrt 81 All
ssA Al :3l.: nns1,. - 4i6nae door In tba
sii y .!:e 30. III t.t tt On t;r 1hlxrr-
Astha! - january, L. y /: s: tea O'Clock tn tfa
tSssaora g tnat dsy. u T.: e=t hk1Esr tur eash
seyxntsac &C. GneaxTa n Z srE rEtsM* humber
ton. Eob:Ft+ : StorE.' 1td:t;. o Enieas,, d, ia
ountF q toS, autt State ol A:. . aCd IT r:. ass3
I'LL ~ oI ssohapSon of s1 si JOIN +. hae:na1- hi
Uetso ts:-'Ko DEC. 10, 4. D, 1861
xAH*II- ea1IH, Att5s, de3LJtSin
.s Ihs abevo ta1e I. postponed untu Tharsa.7. to
nissa MI ~ o. March nsxt 1t the same ho1: AID
JAMES $. PORTER Mor.-s-es.
en1easo' 'ahS&9S s's', ISL .ct.d75t-sd
, 1861-02-06

CHARLESTON, Feb. 5.-Nothing is transpir-
Ing here to-day. The reported reinforcement
OF Sumter Is false.
, 1861-02-06
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

Devoted to News, Commerce, Politics,
AErlcultnFe, Education, Art, Science
aud LiterRtuFes
, 1861-02-06

oAns-The market Is actire at
the following quotations for ten hogehcads and
over: New Orleans. common, &c; good common,
54GGc; fair. 61Ga<c: f1ily fair to prime. GH
9GEc; clarified in hhds, G4Q1THc; white coffee,
Ii hhde, 74@sc; y. I. refined whiic coffee, a]G
10c; n. !. crusAed, powdered aud granulatcd. l0@
10Ac. MoLAssEs-N; Y. Sugar House, e6031c;
Portland. 23GI25c; Plantation, 3aG135c; n. z.
Syrups. 35@4ac; Golden Syrup. 4s@lsc- Corfu
14x@15s<c; .. 6. Java, l6G1GHe; Mocha, 1eG1l9c.
RtcE-545Hc. Sr1cEs-CasEia, 22N25c; Pepper,
9KO10Ec; Allspice, 6h@1:; Cloves. 911G116c-
lAI-Luose prairie hay IL In good supply and
dull ut $3b0Gt4 20. Timothy in demand at
f6.5oD7.00. The following are the quota
tfpns vi Frisbfe Eros.. IS Market street; Loose
rrairie, s.; pressed Dc, ,ss@6.5o; LooEe Timothy.
LlDES-Rceeived last week, 5000 Ms; ship
ped, 118 84 1bs. The market during the past week
has been steady, active and firm, closing Ut the fol-
cd, 10Di1c Green Country, 5H 16c; Green Sailed,
6Al6Nc: Kip, re: Calf. T5Sc-
H1GHW1NES- Received last week, 173G lrls;
shipped, 1911 brls. The market during the week
has been very i'll and hcayy-ea!es ranging from
13HG114c for country. To-okT tho sales Werc:-
100 bls country at 14c. City winea are held at 15c
Observation-Disclosures last week, 6,372; ;
shipped. 9 l3o. Tie receipts during the past week
ri live Hogs show falling off Of nearly GOO not
wtthstandins which the naarket haa ruled quiet
and prices hare rcceded 10@15c q 100 1bs closing
with sale5 1t $5.0oQl5 40 gruss.
HOGS (DRESSED}-Recefycd laet week. ii, ,s52;
shipped s,544. There has been fa11ing-of In The
receipts during The week Of about 7OOO. and under
a limited demand both By shippers aud packers, We
have to note decline In prices Of 25c q 100 ms,
The eales to-day were as follows:
, 1861-02-06

sales during the past few weeks have been lighter
than at the Corresponding period Of last year The
total shipments Of lumber since the LIST OF JanuAr
ing the same period IN 1860 falling of Of nearly
. two millions and a half. The falling off In the
shipments Of Shingles sinec the 1st Of January is
eo ooo: but thc:c T. an increase in the shipments
Of Lath Of about 400 900 pcs.
The market during the past week has been very
quiet, and as the opening Of navigation draws
ueasy ali kinds, except II feet boards, is offered
freely at $1,000 per thousand, and although Fenc-
Ing is held moro firmly than boards still 1t can also
be purciiaeeti with other bills Ut $1,000. There il
but very light demand for upper qualities, and
there is no change to mute in prices, We quote
, 1861-02-06
NOTICE OF SALE.-W hereas,

III C1lCE C1 0AAE1.-Fs lGreaS,
default has been Hade IL the condition Of err
tsr uorlgsEe made, executed ohd detvered oil tho
mt day oi March, A. p 1871 BY VII ,am !. Eopsias
Sarah T. t. lis wife party Of the hrst part t. vi linn
churchill r1rtY Of the secoI pars upon curtain real
estate theret5 described, for the SECURITY the pay
uenr OF four cert1tn pFoMssory notes therein ,en-
Toned Of data ttcFewttn 1moni;H. to-tthtt ta
the sum OF r. 81 which said nortxaae ttty
Sale IN etsre OF Illinois the 20 day OF 1uae A.
D. lS3G IN book NJ . 81 fagss "a 5e3. AID -: and
a;so IN Recorders ONCE Of the County # Gruhc
Ia said state on the I'd day Of May, A u. las rtck
= OF Mortgages, Pngs $S; and Ehefe1a, 4t14at hh7
been mndt tic payment Of tic last two ct e ai
ssid Ptosrssory notes. 10 wit: GEE 1oF tls sum Or
b. 1851 tie utner for the su1n OF *S4}lp0 falling t1s
on the nrst day Of April u. 1855; ana. wherra the
undettigncd are the asstEnees " Bald mortgage and
notes last mentioned for valuable consideration by
them aid and a1e thereby duly constituted All ap-
thereof By virtue Of the conditions OF said rosgrEe.
Now. E+relote. public notice is hereby hivsu. Las
we, the said asssness ard tT.cG a:cgeen, will In
pursuance " AID by vf:ne the power aud authority
In rs ve.t2u bT sa1 ostSa &c md aeaEmenk for tho
uses ard purposes and accu:.i:s tern:s ther@ia
s1pIesseu ~ satEE.aay Tic tE!n lay Of Teo!Eary- a.
D. 1851 IT eleven o'clock III the tre OF said tag, AZ
the North door Of tht toft uorse the city Of tica-
CO. FELL at public aEaa IL lie hg Il bidder tor Ssh,
tAa rretn= ii said mortgage III d. t. pay NJ
satisfy satd iast two prs:ssoSy with iae interest
due thereon. trgesaee Vt" thc uf said ER1e,
TIC y: Or Il i: y e n aui the y ". i Ct See.
q. l. l.; sec i, T. u. y. = j; a1sl the !:
Of Ee ca e. ~, :. l., ! =. alc las y:
+. OF SIC. J., I. n L. <i t,c Il. n. IGcpn1
mczili,E In TIC tte IT iliro.+, all - t:e rilI tr
Interest and equity q rsttmEson Ok t.r uettx
ABtf
, 1861-02-06
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH; ;:,'
our NATIONAL Difficult ties.
The Unionists Garry Virginia.
THE DIsUHIONIsT CONVENTION.
II TRUCE .a7' PENSACOLA.
THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.
THE aEoRslA GOVERNOR MAKES A DEMAND.
WHAT NORTH CAROLINA WILL DO.
Rumora from Louisiana and Texas.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
Ul,i01s .Meefi1ay at .a1tltcu.zkee.
TIE REPORTED RE1NFoRCRMENIs At
FORT SUMTER FALSE.
-.s~
MassRchusetts Appoints Confer
erence Commissioners,
TEXAS REFUSES TO SUBMIT 6EEE5sION
TO THE PEOPLE.
The Revenue to be Collected.
THIRTY-sIXTH NGKESS----seeond Session,
, 1861-02-06
le9al anhertisenlr1tt5.


NEASTER'S SALE.-State Of Hi
lxl nots, County Of Cock, :: s.7snps11oE Ca1Is q
Cnicaxo.1ln Chancer5 William B. ogaen. IF9Stss =
gsisw s@as ss !. 5o1a u L.,
II, Hoone David J. hls, Trustee or Phoebe A. avery
Phoebe A. AverI; Fredert = Tarte, Henry smith.
Walker, Henry <. Hunting toa Thi1io Wadsofth. Cal
vim G. Parxs, John ChaI:n md Daniel t. Ferguson.
-BW to FoEeclose Mortgage.
Public notice Is hereby tsat IN rCrScanes ct
decreta order euter* ii the abosc entitled cause on
Master In Chaneery Of lha superior Court Of Chicago
M se st pnbs sseloS 1a t. r S nshsss bidder 1Ss
City q ch!saso II sa,d county of coo4. on Aonaay
tn O'Clock IN The forenoon Of that day. the follow
ing described real estate situate IN the City ct
funtv OF Cook, and Ftatts ct lluut4, ouit :-IAt3
f1e o. ard SIX o. u Block tlsteeu 81, la FnEt Dear
born Addition 70 Chicago Ira sCQtT.
Mater CEAncefy OF kn4 superior Court ot ChtcE
Dated January 3t2t, 1B6l- taal[gsRt1