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, 1861-03-28
The Recent Popular Manifestations at
Warsaw. .

From the published accounts it appears that
the recent populas tumnlts in Warsaw were Of
3 much more serious character than at first
represented The Russian soldiery, who,
since the affair Of the 25th, had occupied ali
the principal squares and streets Of the city,
attempted, On the a7th, to drive back funeral
procession which was leaving the Church Of
The Eernardina, ,snd in the conflict that eusued,
six leading citizens, who happened to be CROSS
ing the street, we're shot dead. The excite
ment created by this event became intense,
md 1t was with the greatest difficulty that they
were Yestrained from 3 general rising. 4 dep
utation, headed BY Connt Za1noyski, immedi.
ately waited upon Prince Gortehakoff to COM
plain againBt the military, and to demand that
the safety Of theinhabitants should be assured.
On the 18th the bodies Of the victims were pa-
raded throught the streets and taken to the
house Of The French Consul, who, however,
refused to appear Or to take any part in the
manifestation. On the lat Of March the troops,
IN accordance with IN assurance previously
given by the Governor, were confined to their
barracks, and the funeral Of the persons killed,
followed by co1tege OF more than 100, GOO
people, passed quietly through the streets, the
Russian pickets presenting arms.
t. -~ Thus term[uated- the disturbances: arising
out Of this nf1air. It's after consequences, how
ever, are likely to CAUSE more trouble and un-
easfness to the government than mere physi-
cal demonstration. No sooner had the tuner.
al ceremonies taken place than petition to
the Emperor was Immediately circulated, rep
resenting that this traglca1 occurrence was one
Of the Inevitable results of system which
deprived the people Of all legal power to bring
before the throne Of the sovereign their com
plants and wants, and demanding the resto1a-
ton Of the constitution Of 1875. This docu-
meut Was signed by an immense number Of
citizens, headed by their Mayshals Of the no
bility. It is rendered still more impressive by
the fhct that three Of the Polish officials had
| givth in their resfgnntions.
Thuf, like the Emperor Of Austrin, the Rus
sian autocrat Is about to acquire the convic-
tion that TO system Of centralized despotism
can unite into a homogeneous empire num-
ber of Distinct natIonaltties; each having, q
separate Language, traditions and customs.
It IL only constitutional institutions that can
| give cohesion to elements SO different and fre-
| Quently 20 antagonistic. Russia has made a
great stride towards these in the emancipation
| Of her serfs. Until they we're rendered indie
pendent Of the nobility no real advance could
| be made towards their attainment; Its to b.
| hoped that this wise and benefcent measure
will soon be followed By concessions which, in
| giving the Poles what they seek foe, will as
sure to Russin generally the Blessings Of rep
resentative system Of government-H r
Herdlf-
, 1861-03-28

Lou1sy1r1E-March 25-1n the prorision market
today, there was nc thing transplrtng to note any
material change The demand for mess pork for
g. T goq e5 eouar
brands. Buyers arc contending for a decline, and
tfa ANAL decline were established large eales could
drrn At our quotations.. The slight advance which
was established in bplk meats ycsterday could not
be sustained to-day. and the mnrket closed dull ut
81 the M sbose Suotations I GOOD m % sales coud % be e.
fected There Is but little doing in bacon outsfdo
Of the Al1ing Of small southern orders bF johhers
at nc for shoulders, 95ic for rib, 1GKc for clear
packers, bacou could lie purchased at decline Of
Ac on the above quotations. The market closes
firm. The demand Is principally for bacon sides,
better demand for lard, but all orders have readily
been hlled at former rates. The market closes
very firm ut &c for iercea and SIC for kegs
Courier.
C1xc1xHAT1-Aarch s3-In provisions there is n
salea of 100 brls at $16.75 Bacon. sides we're IN
fair demand with sales OF go ht1ds at 9A19Ic for
rib. and 10A@fo4c for clesr. It Was difficult to
buy below ths outside figure. and at close holders
demand, With sales Of so5, 900 bsats55{DsAc, For
heavy which are scarce. 1her: arc lnore buyfrs
than seliers at sHc. Shoulders. both smoked and
bulk. were dull &C for the former and e. for the
latter. Tho only sa1o was 1o0.Do rs bu1k atGe- \
good demand has sprung up for prime ttcrce lard,
with considerable Ealea At 9c nnd at Close H4cwas
asked. Hams are dull at 7X@8c for bulk, &c fer
plain smoked, and 1ox Gl1c for ensar cured-Ga-
%sft<.
Bosros, March es.-Provisions-Th market foz
pvrk is dull; sales at 913 80 for prime; s17
as@ts.oo for me..; $is.5o@ls 80 = bI1 for clear,
cash and mos. Beef ranges from 500 12.g1 = brl
for eastern and western Lard |. selling at1ot2
lie 2 n in brls and tcs, h;d 15S1124c in kegs
smoked hans >1o111c z b., caah and month";
.}0hrna9. il,
ST. LOUIS, March s8-Pork, the demand for bar
relied meats is limited. buyers not Offering oycr 81
Nothine done In rn@ps Or joles. Bacon. tha s sap p
ply OF country cured Ia large, and with only lin
1ted demand the market Is exceedingly Gull at de
clfning tntes. Sales include cssks Shoulders al
SIC, and 50 casks prime pork house do a. 6xc ani
~ cks clear sides IN lots ut 92f99H@9%c. Ha1Dt
very dali. Lasd, strictly prime ls scarce, and tht
It, 9nF n are ReEsd ns pF1yGus ,tss
smalllot manufacturing 1t &C.; Ut kegs prime ket
tie rendered At t1oc-Rspub.i0aa.
, 1861-03-28

ELooNIoroJ, Ind, July nth. 1ssR.
nEAR sIR:-r hire sand you statement thst II think
you entitled to tha teHeat OF am resident Of
Bloomington. and have been : OVER thirty yea7s-
an row Sves att[ yea5s Of aEe Fos about !, twenty
aaa vas an.ost entirely whlts aud xsry ~ and n.
wonderful effect OF 3ouE Hair Restorative but scp
posed there mere fiction taa truth il them nut
entertaining strong desire to have my har posi-
ble restored to Its original collar end Eeuess It
vas In younger day5 beautiful htck Ieoeclnded
Iwould MAKE the 1per,1eht conlmeIci e In small
wav purcha' ed one Of your email bGttles- mt oue
dollar. anf commence usi1g folo xtag diree9ons as
moved and M Ae!r that va. lallins OF +, large qqaa
rneHse tasna niaee n te ee ays e.
use It TIL have used trca OF your small battles and
Just begun thu fourth. Thave new rs pretty head
of anrE brown. Or li4nt blnck hair nsaa oras
had Ia my youthful d1yE, wien boy In TIC hills Of
Western viIgnia. NY head l. entirely clear q dnn;
ts As scft aud nne and feels ply as tno9gn II vas
oI ny ssa1a,n,ancss A f,eausnsly sag e M 'p9t!si
the effects of Jour aestoraiye It Il almcst fmpoa.
same old greg head.
Your truly,
FREDERICK r. DJTLEE,
Bloomington, Monroe County. ladiAna,
, 1861-03-28

sT. LOUIS, Mn1ch 27.-The Pony Express
from California, passed Fort Kearney at noon
On the 25th. -.',}
The steamer Golden Gste had sailed with
160 passenges and nearly one million In treas-
ure, 80 -, ..:.s~
-. Gov. Downey had vetoed the bill changing
the murder trial of Horace Smith from Sun
Francisco to Placer County. Both Houses
passed the bill over his veto, the lobbies shout
ing enthusiastically.
The Legislature continued to ballot for
Senator without any progress, no one candi.
date having received half the required number
Of votes.
Commodore Cunningham died On the morn.
ing ofthe 18th. -.
There had been severe gales, doing conside
rable damage to whaling vessels.
, 1861-03-28

= New: ORLEANS, March 26-The Texas Leg
is1ature has passed resolution approving Of
the Convention. act deposing Gov. Houston.
A. bill has passed to mise o regiment Of
Since the departure Of the Federal troops, the
Indians in large numbers have been devasta-
ting the frontier, killing and driving back the
settlers.
The steamers Daniel Webster and General
Rusk sai1ed from Brazos On the 20th with Fed
, 1861-03-28

g. tspeclil dispatch ii. tha Evening Post1
WARRINGTON, March 25.-stisEing news may
'adon be dxpeeted' from: fe1as. Sam Houston,
although formally deposed from the Governor
ship Of the ostste by the Rebel Convention,
does not intend to give up his place without
q struggle Dispatches Gom him, just re-
ceived here, draw gloomy picture ut the
condition Of afIAirs, a1d declare that civil War
Is Inevitable He has the Convention and 3
host OF the rebels aTTayed against hin, but he;
iBnot the y Old Rau" Of former aaysaM II he
cannot find hackers enough to ahow fight
The latest Information indicates that he has
studied his poaition, and taken trn stand
against the eeceders. He expresses no:tear OF
the ultimate result Of the conflict, which he
seenls to regard az very near. F.. ~
There La Gunaid derab1e degrees of excitement
here In .consequence of the deseftion of several
men from the federal forces which were
drawn together for the defence Of the capital.
It, Is rumored that tho deserters have gone
South, for the purpose of joining the army: Of
the rebels, and suspicious Of toui play between
officers and men are freely expressed; =.
Official information of the Vaccinations Of
the secesslonists In New Mexico has been re-
ceived. 4 few of tbs rebel leaders are known
to be busiiy at work In that territory, trying
to rerolutlonize it. The territorial Governor
Is strongly suspected Of active: completely In
the plot
The Cabinet was engaged on Saturday In
arranging the western and territorial appoint
menf1. =
IL is settled that 7. ,Bige1ow Lawrence goes
to- Florence as Consnl General, With dipIo-
matte functions; and that William q. Fry, OF
New YoEk, is to be Secretary Of Legation at
, 1861-03-28
EAn6R.

PnMADELru1A, March a5.-There Il less clover
seed ming forward, bat the demand has fallen
on. and prices renain without change: sales Of
600 bu fair and strictly prime lots at $495D503
per 81 1bs, and inferior at $4.25G453. including
othy sold, partly at s., KOS s. and part on pri
yate terms. 0filaxeecd the market is bare, and 1t
is wanted for crush .ng at $1.50 per hu.
:, C1Sc1EKAr1, March 2s:-The, market for clover is
dull and dropping Small GALES were mnde At s. $50,
bat round lot could not be sold at over 40. Tin
otly Is selling at s. 90p3O0, the latter rate fur
su,al lots from stoFe.-como'erclat. 70
NEW TonK-afarch 25.-In grass seeds the busi-
ness ia checked, on account Of the bad condition
of our streets. In rough fax there were 30 Bugs
sold, st $1.45@1 50.-tourier nj Enq13rtr.-
, 1861-03-28

81. Lou1s-Ths Stay Law passed by the Leg
islature on~the 7th inst, was yesterday de-
clared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
Of the State, as far as it relates to contracts
made previous to the passage Of the act
The Legis1hture adjourned to-day sine die,
, 1861-03-28

TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas
= Jearum Atkins. on tac c1:ver:l day af Jan7ar5.
A. D. 1& executed and delEvp.ett 10 uc, tho CEdG-
signed. - Trustees 5 Decd Of Trust conFeyns In
Premises hereinafter de.Gri3 tasecEFetha rayaen:
described for full us5csittol ot which SAIL cut1,
and Of tie power IN sa!.t Deed contained, rcley-
ence Is b. 1Gby maIe t. :e esc0rd o. Dc Ebtra
said Deed OF Ttus: WAs duly rec 1rucu Il Eec1r.
GERS Urlce nf Cook Ctu1sy Illinois. tr i!ccf '.9 *
D:eds Page s2. Aad, Ihe1e17. t=t1Ht has hrer ElGo
u the payment Of sAl Pr. .ulsury Note aat 4p1ca-
tion has been made 70 me- By J2h1 Esno1.. tis i.,s
aad by viItne Of the poWef IN aata Deed rcst
tanned, anu ur TIT puF1o3ea tAefe:n cITre-s-d
Now taere(ora psb!f: Eetce Il hereby :,lye1 tea:I
hh111 sell, Ut public a!ctsou At .he 1c.Ia It tla
Court House. In the City of Chicago. in Of
Illinois. for the highest aat best prcs the san. will
bring IN cash. fur the puEpcs*H IL .nl1 Decd t TEusl
expressed At ten O'clock TIC crelooa on Saturday.
she thrseeEth day Of Agsti u. lsl The pTs.l!ss. Il
Comm nc,nE It poiut In thu crntre OF the Co1aty
Kosh fur u rods scu1h Of the norh Line Of Section
clghteen t9y ToHu fort, !h ha1se fourteen tl4}
tcncu running c & s. the t3sE e OF the north.
wrat quarter Of tho nnrwas quaFer OF soId Sec len
eighteen s1snca Eouth sI rod4 aad eir.y, Ltus i1a-
uf1tha "a 8LlU0 snn-j III west parallel With tAa
nartt lnu ot MD s.csson eighteen t. thu c.nre &
TIM csu1e said r0sd t, the paca OF beginning cor
tsininK about one. e.an.a ha ~ acre, more q iea
toKusaas with the buildings thereon. toget7er With ii
Tho nppustoaanGes thetpun:o beto. gtK, and all tao
Tight lila, benent ami eqrty CT redemption Of eatd
jr1fup Atxlnb At4 heirs s.Es ID and said pra-
palarA. EH KLta 1. GREGORY, Trustee.
Chicago. March lsth, 15G.- .7:1.s c:4sN
, 1861-03-28

R1CHMoNp, Va, March 28-In, Convention
Mr.. Preston favored making distinct demand
On the North, with the alternative Of separa-
tion. He believed that the. present was full
Of hope to both sections.
MIR. Wise took the ground that the guaran-
tees demanded were Insufficient -
Mr. Nelson spoke against secession for ex-
isting causes.
RICHMOND, March 27th.-The' Convention
debated till recess IN amendment to the first
resolution declaring that the States when the
Federal Constitution Was formed, were indie
pendent sovereignties, inserting "and still
are" after the,W0rd tsWere." -
, 1861-03-28

E 4 special dispatch from Montgomery
to the New Orleans Delta, under date Of tho
20th eayB:
There is great excitement here tonight.
Troops hare been ordered Immediately. to
Pensacola. It Is supposed that this move
mcnt Is caused by the receipt Of dispatches
from Washington, stating that Fort Pickens Is.
to be reinforced at once. The President Of
the Alabama Convention has requested the
members to return immediately aud prepare
, 1861-03-28

MASTERS SALE.-State Of 1lli-
u1nol4 Cook County. Circuit Court Coet County.
TnsiIc n5ice Is hardy ss.en u,st l. e: Pa,ae
Frser Master L. Cha s.r5 y 20 y County. State 6:
ocoeE !n .e iossaooa q sai1 da5. il Obedience >,
public 4nctloo f:r Cash - tlt hisesr bliaer st lns
nsf door q RI Court Asgsa q ISs cennsy q Csck
parcel Of land. tsuaie III satt count Of CnoE ~ w
Tho undivded hSH o. n northwest quarter u ctlA
teen ~ east = the izt pz1acl2ai mr.tdlan 5ntain.
inE ono hundred and Sky acrss u 70 much thereof
As ay Be necessary 70 make tae aousy due t The rat
complainant by bad tecrce. With principal. n:.Ress
L. e. PAINE FREER MISTER in cn.ocr1 c,os Co.
Chlcago. February q. a. d. I6J. i.sSrt SID
, 1861-03-28

~ writ Of execution issued from tho Circuit Court
of Cook County, in nvor Of Daniel usoo.ton. plssn'
oclesE 4 Or o,. tao ,fsh Day q Apgi ,sl y ~
tlte and ateEest q sud Defendant Il and 70 tho
point ID B'ocE sixtcen 10. uaioa PARK Addition 10
Chicago rat and sdtolnnE Tao tp!sconal Parsonage
north end " said Lot iFuapaS Fulton tttcet run
MN MN wet llne oI sald r. one SSadtsd ad NY
iEn of ta&d Passonaxa Lot heaco north sa!d Las
one hundred nna t leet % The plAca q begin.
noti. A. 6. .AEs1N1, sher1n of Cook county.
,n...t>... aet, j. ny ,MH: + r,aS a1%s' nsp9sy:
, 1861-03-28

MCGEE & WING, Produce and
WI Commission Merchants hesuts Of Chicago .od
ST. Louis Transportation Line. Once No. 70 Soutc Ia
sae street Cash advanc made blls lRdlnE. pro
party II store and on shipments East Particular
Wool Pravisons ctr. Refer 70 B. F. Carver Co. L,
L T1aknan 4 Co. sturzes. Buckingham 4 Co
J. y. MCGEE lulh6 6elf@fml E. WIHa.
, 1861-03-28

'uOOPS. HOOPS. - MESSRS.
-11FARRAR LtNK 4 CO. st Fort Wayne, InatanA,
Are tnanunntuFing Hound Hickory Flour, Pork aud
W4!sxy 1sEFplHQopa By Naeh1neEy The Aoops ase
wall ehAye4 th33 APpt4 ready tnt y" Go9Pe! % rnt
mtezsF3 to Ktys fhan call A otdazs promptly nned
nd 9ftsnded ~: Aaauaesos1 o2Ro&ass sao Depot
sVes W1sA aaas.aAs eAs4a&
, 1861-03-28
The KeAl1lzononE Bank
FoET AFTERNOON, March q, 1861

:; Eo1t - zz1atP7-s' "3s's4 "a '7'' 7707'
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Ia rom, issne Of the asth inst, zee notice q
The f.f,uro Of The Eoshkonong Bank, formerly 10
Gated 1t this place, This Bank was removed to the
1i1lage Of JeGsrgon, Jefferson county, in February
lsst, By fts owners, who resided tIs1e' ano soon
after was transferred to .u irresponsible party, who
substituted their bond In place Of the old reliable
one with the Comptroller. Wills conducted and
owned by The cits=ens Of this place, it Ras npon
safe basis, and We are arc in no way Responsible
for its failure. It's notes re worth S CENTS
Yours tru1y. ,' H E. SourHwEIL.
, 1861-03-28
Gtib,ttte:, lt !.

: THTRsDAY,: MARCH. 2s,, 1861.

:
wxuxxspAx, EGES1,su. March q, 1851.
:, .r,s5 :, ,,offce sttadv:t hut It 4s yeY
Ne aSe gu4 - ssSe a:ss - -
gradual esiac ~ Rts re- rrsai esu,;oa % and a. lbs
~. x ,atsrornts ,ro,rr n ,41v s1fr-hf inrYteasfpn
caae aos 'e,se91ate ".>.. :. 80 In =. 49,
Npon the 8a1Re ataoonts ol cnsteAey F'ln ~ @no
Tsults Of the banks. The unsettled condition Of
tha fonnr checl. trnnssc and untfl soine-
thing definite ia known IN regard toi what shape
Dn1,tlc., eyents are lIcly to assumed traffic mast
.1+;1,ta ~ n. .of
sa'"Hnu' 3ese'AsssA ~ ~s N~'.3. :.v; .a.,-x !
business. The opening ot navigation VII aao!u i
-: ~ tha ,sont cease their
oat ana4 eas .tat. ~. 49,. tnr-aosc need be
strorhfng In aomc Nay, no large aacteAse neeo w
I~xpeztsd, Extensive public Improvements G.
peGaal5 *A DC seA>aee +: l., ~, 5.c1,,3,r
The Exchange En171et Is etal Go'1 a.ia asN'
tn nonlnnl price collections and for smai lots
n.,e m so,d e,esai,T to customers at 4i<. The buy
5nx price is 3kG4A; thn2stte1 only TOT small lois
by thoae whose baiance Is 1es1daatels ao"n 70 ze-
10. The demaud continues Yer5 light A large
a,nonnt Of funds IL held for remittance as soon as
"a. mice stpss to 2ls per cent. ::
G1ad bears hoHloanS sae faane p1iee as 11-
change. 80. -. s., :
! s.. Lor1s.-rhc Democrat Of Yesterday rays:
1caa9fe staHos otn LooaS u Ut ssnn Pssnt S..
me m r51, = ,1 1,sconn hc-r @ T. No
spesisi demand ior uncufrent money, though bro
kets buy all that nfer at current rates As fa5 a.
the dicnlt point n ananeaal maseIs ~ p;ssu
ena taele ~ sas W. aT-etd hr sndcn chang
ward. an cu.
-: NEc1HfA11t-Ne qoo'e as 'o41o"e a'o11A 'se W.
, 1861-03-28

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ Couns7. 3 a.--saper.or Court CT cl!caga. Na.ch
Ier11 ol- Tr:s.ratn CAmponf. aa.l rauci, AaSui:o
" Gideon p ttdora, George P HlHJzs, r. ". H:.la
and 1jsse y, Rsh4rds-1a Gnancey: ,,..
AHluaYtt OF the nnn-tcattnc-3 ot Gf9caa n CLIFFORD.
George Z. clifford and =. ", ti:kn. dereadaa: ahaya
EAmed. having been d!el IN thu otcs Dt tc tir:z q
eAd superior ourt 1t chicago. Aot;cs II hereby given
e sna aad G!a,sn Gaor5 tsor:s Gi!:'r1 I'D nd
81 complaint a sa4a C9ust o. TO- aacssT: ID sa..e-
nous thersupou fssass out Of said Coart as4st said
dofandantA resursabla The Ers: Mandsy of Fthrn.
Asy next m as f,f laW ra41ite1 ant aIt>sTssd: 70
III On n. ~ tay q Fsra,ry !: z s1i. 1 a1ia4
dsata returHabl, On the INST Mpadas oi Ms-sa nsxs
Now, therefore, unless you thu said g aeon C!."7i,
George F: Gt1oEd aat +; y. s1!En, saa1: p.rso"sEJ
be Aaa appear before aata Superior tourE tt tlaso
ct cook County, On tns M nrss dsy Of ~ Esxs tr1a
the .nFst Monday cf M1e ISL. and i,ie:l.:. alexaF
q demur ~ tho ead complaints "a blll OF ccrp!,nt
tho saire and the nsttrrAand tnks taere:iI CHARGED
md st41ed vii b. taken A coz -s7ed, and decree
bill. w. ElNEALf C1nrk
WALKM, vAx ARxAv = p1x1RR complts' o4lr.
n1h.te19L&X
, 1861-03-28

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Hso . = GHaf 1890 ~ L~Ha0s s1.a y
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, 1861-03-28

Bosros, March z3-Cozn Exchange receipts
eince yesterday have been go bbs flour, $50 bu
corn, 1895 bu oats 3t4 bu rye, and GOO bu shorts
sales at IS for common brands western; $5-12H@
S Is for fancy; $5.2505-bo for extras; and $6N1
s25 q Dbl for superior including choice st l. uts
@5.75 for faucy $8tp9e Is for cxttas; and $7:t0
@s.s2H q Dbl for superior. tnclud1ng cioce Bail,
more brands. Corn is quiet. Sales at S7Gioc
ami i;i6a6Tc for White Oats are dali and selling at
siMs7c q bu for southern, western and Canada.
RIVE at 67: p bu.
, 1861-03-28

TNTELLIGENCE OFFiCn FUR
6s:.Gee, Gfr9 fSS7 ASD GouSrnT BY Stewart HaDit =
aad FeMala hsle Of ~ kinda nay ha eb:anea IL city
~ a9s GSu1E Ao ~ Marina HepfoE LaSoa aa& Gaas
Enn. cssy M eoons1y promptly sttanded To- aood
sakssnn VI md TEspaetahze oroaneaa By calling u
TIN Qoae&. Roas Qt1oa RQx. A&A& Mn1l0
, 1861-03-28
Be-. Louis, JULY 11th, ts6.

g. 81. Louis, july 18th, tsso.
i 6rss MeeR s9a8ow Ee9 me- the p,easnrs and ,asiao
Hair Restorative sieer trial Of i've years. COM
msuc d using your RI storatve In Ja7uary S Aimee
which time have not been w1tanut bottle On Land.
aud at least onethnd grey a few nppltrat1ons
stopped IT, railing and ia thFes weeks the not
grey aIr to oa founl neither has t-ere been up 70
Alter ny hs,r was completely restored. continued
It's BY ap7lynG 1t two or thse- times mouth Ay
hay ceS1!n@ed r7lt so sao Gs Ges rs a
1cts above mentioned will be Of any particular "a
yantsge to you cven nater your vanity At late
daS mn sz oes ai Ms hs
OF time the past three years and have taker pIdo
e11ibislnE It's effects IL M oEa cas-. Ia several IN
stances have met with prople that have pronounced
Il humbug: saying they had used it and without r.
ng The 1ot:ef that they had not used your clc at
as yoais, md selling at abon. half the p1cn fave
above which have no doubt are h1nbuss Ii IL as
ronisht1g tnst peoule will otfontze article Of no
reputation Ehen there Is oae as hand taat haa been
Apparently, some ~ these ehs1lata1s ha7a net
brafns enouEh to write sn advert ssneht as notice
th d M ose4 II pae
ihavs, within the past nve years, sean and talked
your preparation with pcsscl 81 :eess-oae TOT bald
meas grey hnir EcAad head daudruE, and every dis
eRsc tue acalp and head s1a subject IT,
OF bnsiaess here, 6ai learned You 1ers nov T71 II
Ycu sfe 1t liberty to nubllan this or to refer parties
Box No. la@, will BE- promptly answered..
JAMES WHTE, Il D.
, 1861-03-28

M ASTER'S SALE.-State Of ILL.,
III pei, Cook Couuty-ss- srpsrtar cour: IT GU
Artisans Bank 20. sscp1cn i. Dosg.A. A4e:s Dousiaa
And AnEust Belmont .
Public notice Il hereby gren TINT in PURSUANCE ofA
des[ets efass catered in ts ahoye entitled saato %
teT In ChanceEy Of tue Superior Cuurt IT Glca wl1
xe a. pEbilc suction 70 Ia. highest bidcr !ur yasa Ut
the n9Eta dJoI Q: tho Co-kt u Cook crnntT,
Y the City Of Chicago. IN said c,uny q touk, e1
TUESDAY, tho tacLt, third uay Of .A;'I,l. y. ST..
Ink d-acFthsd al estasa sttuasr tEg aa4 otla: u
the CRY OF Chicago tounty os Coes. ard s:a:e s'f
bath inclusye, IL Block y IL. In a7cae1s ..usitioa
70 Chicago. or 80 muen ot said premises - sy ho
Rlalnaat der sai decree Aat costs, ,c:et.. wita
EAex IltA SUIT.
Master Ia Chsrzery Of to s1p>,tor Ion-: C1cssn
ChiCsgo, March !GIh, lit, lnA.-a.,e,I
, 1861-03-28

New YoRK, March 27.-Tha steamship Ara.
hia sailed to-day for Liverpool, taking no
epecie - -.
, 1861-03-28

MASTERS $ tLE.-State of Hi
~ nos Cook County. 5; $. Adclpn Yscaec, ~
julius Welt Caleb Q tasfeasi and William i. bstca.
In tho sur ertor Cou1t nj htrnsn u. L. ,lkE.e:s
Pubic notlGe IS hereby 1ira. +. Na.aeT.
will on t'nth day ct April u. ISL q svck
In ne t'reooen q III obedience to the nahas
oa AGtCtEe o. Ratt doHrt to lnceti1ltco slr
entered In the above emitted caus-, a.d to
peut1o"eEs jIdzmeat fr that cause "Sa!Eat s-cvo
70 tho highest bidder. t?e rta docr el th elrsS
nnuse OF the tounty Of EcoS In th- City Of Ch!ra
situate II tad County II Cuoy. wits Los ue r!oez
twenty yane In osden's addition TO chigaso E.o
hutldt1g thereon. HIRAM 7. oiATEEl.
Siaste9 IN cns1cery OF tho superior C,uEt Chcasa
K1so. Sct.Tr 3 WILSON. solicitors tor Petitioner
Dated. Chicago, HIr.1 ID s6i aah.6e,,...at