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, 1861-03-07
mAHKETS BIZ TRLEGRApH.


NEW YORK. March e.-FLouH.-;Less doing te"
dag and market continues dull and heavy. Prices.
however, are without material change. sales
1890 brls at s5@5.1o for super state, $5,1595.25
for extra, $5Gl510 for super western, $5.l5@5.a .a0
for common to medium extra western. .s5@5.60
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, 6.60@
100 for trade brands do-mRrket closing heavy anu
80 brls at IS. .20@5.75 for common to choice extra
Rye -four IN limited request at s. 10 for COM
mon to choice super. Torn nsal heavy with RaleB
GaA1Ss-Wheat-Thete Is moderate export de-
mnnd, and market generally without important
change. Holders sccm disposed to realize. Sales
$500 fair Chicago spring at $115, deiyessd SEQ
mixed Epring at about 81 1.19; So 600 bu Milwaukee
club Ut slas@1 % in store and delivered; 7100 bu
ws esnsds as q ts9 b. e5 wts ests sss
at $1.30 delivered Rye quiet. Sales 800 bu at ESQ
7oc. Barley quiet and firm. $500 bu Canada west
ern was reported sold at soc. Corn-the1e is talr
business fur export md home construction. Mar
ket without material change Sales 1900 bn at 66c
for old mixed western IN store: 67@671 delivered;
CSC for old western yellow, delivered; Csc for old
western, at railroad depot and delivered; 70@77c
for new white southern. Oats plenty and dull at
aa@s4xc for western and Canada; ssx@ssc for
stste.
Pnov1s1oss-Pork opened steady and closed dull
and dropping. Sales ESQ bris at $1I12@17ss5 for
SSsng Wh p1e nc e9ye5f Bes 5 % aade aid eaTg e
S575@6a5 for country mess; $800@10,00 for re-.
packed mess; $1000@11 90 for extra mees. Prime
mess beef dull and nominal. Beef hams quiet and
firm at 12O16 for state and western. Cnt meats
dull and unchanged at 8}S@6Kc for shoulders; 81
@9c for hams. Hogs dull at 6H@74c'for corn fed
nonlinalIy UNCHANGED. Lard dull aud dropping !;
Gales $40 brls at 05@10c, Bntter 10@14c fot Ohio;
14@19c for state. Cheese steady at 9610Hc for
interior to prime.
WmsKr-Opened quiet and closed frmer.- Sales
$50 bills at 17l18c closing firm at latter figures.
sTocKs-Rather more active and higher. c s
81 q Tol g, n e5A n y : gtd Ct p, b q g g g.
Hud AK, Gal g. Chi 20, Ill scrip 7s14, Pan lis,
Read Ak, U 6 81, Registered 934, Tenn 6s 7s19,
N 7 G TX, Harlem pfd 50.
NEW CATTLE MAREET-Beet rather firm at
about last weeks quotations. Receipts 1850 head
Quotations 55&G6c for inferior, 9K@10 for extra,
10A011A for extra, average TA@8c. Mutton
6ooo. Swine dull at 4A@5N-beiDg a decline o.
T@5zc. Receipts 6,600.
, 1861-03-07
Seeds.
Seeds.
NEW yoaE-March THE following Is from tho

NEW Yonr-March 4.-rhe following is iron, the
circular Of A. Cameron:
Clover eeed-In my last, ! reported the market
for this article dull at &c p n for good quality;
since then, we have had good dcsuand. both foT
export and TIE home trade; and haze M now t9 note
the past few days have been at f@74c for fair to
good, and ~ for prime, the market closing firm at
the above quotations. As customary, and IN
exports Of clover seed from the ports Of New York
Philadephia, Baltimore and Bostcn. to all ports In
Great Bftian from frat day OF September, 1860, to
as per elearnnees at the Custom House. g lot bags
equal to 6134 tons. Timothy eeed-In closing
my last, remarked that the tendency was to
hirher prices; have now to report m advance OF
atleast &c q hu, and that holders unwilling to
sell at anything under $2 the market closing firm,
with few desirable parcels offering, unless at cx-
continue liberal, and the market remains qu;et at
former quotattons-say from Sl.4o@1.5o = bu. In
red top. no change.
The n, 7. Shipping list Of the 4th, says:
The market for Linseed ia excited, in eonee-
bnehel by the new Tariff. and prices arc decidedly
higher, 1.bS having been refused in Boston, and
much higher price being demanded to arriye-the
ton tom per e: ~ MaadelTne 1t $i55 % easb. aad ID 4ss7
TTenty:one barrels canary sold At s. Is, months,
and Is bags Southern Rough Flax, at s1.4o@1.4s,
caeh.
PHuADE1FHn-March 4,-1n seeds thero IA 4
fair business doing and 600 bu cloversccd eo1d at
$4.75050 90 2 b. tho latter for prime lots. Tim
othy and haxseed are wanted at fu.i rates, and
small sales Of the Inter mentioned at $1.45 a
bu.-EorM AMERICAN
C1ScIKNAr1-Marrh 5.-Clorer continues dull, at
$415@4 80 in sacks and brle. Timothy ia in mod
crate demand, at - 50@2e0. Flax is firm at $1.1o
Hemp is dull, at 800. The sales reported were
20 bn Timothy at $o.225; 70 do clover In lots at
$4.eo.-- Gazette.
cLKvEL4Np- Iarch 5..-Cloyer Is steady at 81. 90
a. 4.12H.-HerGd.
DETRorr-Ma1ch 5.-Cloyer Las been tending
downward. Although there have been ea!es dur
Tag the week at 81 th1s figure considered shove
the market. But $3.50 is generally offered. limo
thy seed would command $250.-Adtertsser.
P1TTsArRqH-Mareh t.-Sa1ee Of 1bo bu clover at
bu timothy at $2.aa5-au advance Gazette.
ST. Lor1s-March 6.-G2 bags timothy at $3.50,
aud 10 bags clover at $4.50.--Dsuocrat.
, 1861-03-07
NJ Office TO SU ? EES
FRoa cHI-AG0 TO TIE Eaa2.
THE PiTTS5uRG,
FL, IT'ny17e G1at1 Chicago <. r.
FAST FREIGHT LINES.

We are now prepared to oGsr shtr3"ts sr?er:cr a..
Chicago 70 ~ EatteTn Poant.- HA:!IS "re.H :as!e'
ed their Road Equipment of cacs Ind aslGninsIy .,,
facilities tor Trans 'nft3t1on.
Fist by the al,. and We. known popular .o7t2 -
the Eat ra F!ssthgr; and e. F2nEe: :a'A laF Il
TO BAltttnrr Ph1taIrl:'a, New foss anu Nasoa nlnt
~ E.stern Pint, with ct one cIas:oi .a.se t.e'2
Chicago. baltimore y! Pniladtfga Ibis Route Is
presented II chlc.soh by
Clarke 4 Co.., No. - Dearborn ST.,
Who alone authorized to tssue Thror;r II j. IT
burg, via this r,utc.
An Freight Ia.snded to 60 Fas: va nj; rort' s.ea:c
be lsued, tn Chicago, n -Pitt:aUFSh, - VIVA
q Chicago II l., VII Pittsburgh i tra-. lva5t t. L.
Or by te new An.t expeditions ruut". u. tr.-ti q =
Cleveland. to DnnEifk, Bu1sa.0. New fefE ~ 1T.
all poi lts III New Inrk I'D :ae Sc~ E: -.!i
Freight forwarded via t.,is rrq,ires .l1
between Chicago and Cleveland, Dun,ir. CT Ea.tl.
Jerry Nottingham. No, 81 Dearb:r1 Ss@7ce:,
L Agent for this ronte and aloEe authorized :s=.
Through I'LL. OF La Ing Fl Fright tor.Ari.si .A
Crsstne sud Cleveland Ill Frcy Il T. teals /: =,
East VIA ttA ruteshouid b. c"n=isnci, II ticaco -
linz Cl"veiant.'
c Natcs by either ct these routes NIL b. ~ ya:a
By other competing lines aH.t ali xires. u
the safc and speedy ai4ippl 3nt Of f:tl.hr.
JSu. j, HDC3TnN,
J, P, BRADY. Freight AgraL Chicago. Gec:I;t-,:M
, 1861-03-07
PROSPECTUS FOB 1881,

Polr11cAI-1he great political campaign Of 1880 ia
closed The battle has been fought and won and tho
eagles OF victory perch On the Republican bannegs-
AaR1HAx L1soo1N has bean tumphantly slected Pres
dent the United sates for four from the 18th
March, 1861
We are entering upon rear that will be memorable
In the annals Of American politics. Tie FIre.EatFs OF
the Cotton States have undertaken to break up tho
American Union, because they ars not allowed forever
to rule it. The people have decided at the to
have the Federal Government administered according
to the precepts and policy Of the Fathers; and In set
accordance with the Constitution they have elected
President to execute their WILL This a1aveho1ding oil
garchy refuse to submit and havc proclaimed their
purpose TO- disrupt tho Confederacy unless their de-
na1ds shan be inmed ediately complied with, which en-
ofthe North shall giye up tei5 that sayc
q ed poi!eslly Rya5 q, That the Consttutton shs
] e Il a
y 81 That tue Free States sla pay for ii fugitvss
i g. a has m M as
y shall 6e Ito iii ihe Teztores sd prS
q f ssEs
II Is5 E e a 4 r. M @
9 o a
Southern @ n Coincidence, reopen ths African Slave
e. as saS ssssPt ssea ssa an
Islands ofthe GnI Such Is the programme Of the Dis
II liz cr3.,o r. bsbo,ree ...-, .,-,a .4.,.4
fsnG ~ fhe Iinion avn ~ pa@iot ~ ara
nis - LIZ M i ~ ~ sLano ~ Id.
Gar IacEHnn rhe1 asaai1ea hr cnrsh ~ e.ouI "
Tha Saa Nnrth Mst ~ * s hniiiaS ~
hV the arroNpnt oiTarrhv mir asa ~ ~ f.
dearest risHts nn most erished nTfncnes u Ats
I1+gTr tSnrsT1ossW tnere ara nIbar rprov+,,,
msttaTs 8 cnme he1nre ths neW ,t ian'
Snsns these are. Fres Homesteads to- ~
fmproTcmeEts Of Rivers and Hsrbors rnnsttnriin1 81
Railroad to the Pacnc: Eucouraeeiuent ~ lie M.u
trrncnment ami Reiorn7 In The sdministpotgon ~ @ ~
enMnnt. rsstnrotfnn r. shn-t - +h as1u. ~ ~ SVs,
dsrs the cnuhc ~ Fl ~ sae and
iii ever e fnund m esrnest y te
AHA ~ Fresdom Rieht and Patr1ntjSm on sile
' G,sre. NEvs ihicaTn i 1he t.nn1ne-~t., r,,,o,
M, 1f lara nn1tfon of lie EnrthW4s, "a ~
81 her itnmEns arster1 f raiIrnas @ - @
shn has hecnne great nns cenfrs vnG e. ~, a a s
dsnt TINT WESTERN readern can ohtain Their sariast n
rnafinn of nassfnr eyentR fnm the 81 ~ -
1hicagnTR1HrNE which il 1tvr nerSa,amse y a1s
fully up with tie progress Of the tines '''
iu=tOn giving fun and rraphic rsnorfs of the ntorse
lugs Of u e1ciung seaaion Of Congress.
Another Of the editors W sttend at Springfield and
hetP Sue e4FAE 4uy PoskEu ou WlBt WILL De done By
ployed at the Capitola Of Iowa Minnesota, wisconsin
ana indian EI.s atIe. op4ta..
lands We dsI1ve 9nr IL ifq5n the mnlufaE.ocs
nense l5t and letters ofnuerous friends
ton Commercial paper and In this departmsnt It
possesses the confidence and enjoys the patronage
, 1861-03-07
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.
WEDSEsD1x EgEHEo, March 6, 1861.


; FLoUR-Rec.ived, 1873 bsls. Market rteady,
Sales we're: 100 brts "Center<' spring extra ut
$4.S5; 1l3 br1s "Hodsons xxI" do at $4.31 on
track 100 hrls good spring extra on p t.; 100 brls
''snaith Mills" do At .25 track 100 brls ''os-
bern , u Millsn Do at t4a5 del; 1oo hrls Empire
100 bE1s "Anrnra at 81 20 de1 10 brls sWolf 1Iv.
e. At $4.22del; s. b1is South Bend" at 342sd 1
s1merican'' at s.. 10 del 10 brls :sPrairie super
at $S12H del: 1s0 brls super at $s.124 del.
MILL STUFFS-10to tons Afddlings Ut s9.50 del.
WHEA f-Receired, ,32S bu. Market more ac-
tive and shade higher. Sales were:-2.ooo bu
fresh receipts, No Spring (sold earyl At i9ke IN
store; 2B00 bushels old receipts do At 50 cents In
store; 100 bn No, 2 Spring t2c storage) at 76Ac
tn store ooo bu fresh receipts do at 76c in store
Sooo bushels old receipts do at 70 Cents In ttore;
$500 bn do ct IKE IN store; 600 bu do at TN
IN store; % bagt Eanada Club at asc On track; 800
-eondemnad wheat It 49c on track.
D. ~N-Refetved, a,1<3 lu. Market active and
Co.. ~%yese; ;-14.00q bn fresh receipts MIXED
easter. sae. = b coo b1 old reeaIpts do at 26Hc
It &73fc IN stors; It sic IN stp1e: 1000 bu do
IN stores &c, ,oo1 bu do.
, 1861-03-07

Toa T1r Mn1a:-on Saturday =. so.S4 .asqn aoep ax
70 the Frontier Mills, BLACK Rock. The e,-o ~@s
takea down The canal Ia t.lakar.', This @sede O,
tho eonveyaaes OF whsst In wagons, Whfca hare sn
AeresotoEe heen employed, md also more exnef;s
faoas ~ 1he ssnn We learn Is quite 1ree Of IL ~
, 1861-03-07
NHERTFE,S- SALE

GHERFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
NJ two wsits of execution. Issued from tie Cir
and sganst Stephen Hallisan and Daniel
Dstendaass # 70 qsosk ~ o9 ~ tae ,eta
House. In the City Of Chicago shall offer for sae At
public vsudue ~ the right atls and Interest of said
y, to wtt:Tne south half ot s6uthe ast qQkrtef Of
Section number pine ts ToEa tsi1ty seven - 4orth
dian ANTHONY C.. REsISG. Sheriff Of Cook ca.
BIZ Nm. WAYMAE, Deputy.
Dated the S2d dr. Ct Eehruafy, 1861. j-Est
, 1861-03-07

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF
~ a writ Of Execution. issucd from the Superior
Court q Chisago Cook County. IN f9yor Of Charles
fsedaas @ M at 1o o,s'Ses II s9 the tesh Day q Ma5e
Of Chicago ana offer for sale ut public vendue I'll
the right te and interest Of said defendant IL ard 70
haf Of the southwest fractional quarter. and the
divided hall Of tso east half Of the northwest frsc
t8;} North Range eleven ~ cast of the Third Princ
pal co1taicins 100 80 100 acres Of land mora
ANTHONY c. HESING. Sheriff OF Cook County,
By T. N. BRADLKY, Deputy
Dated tho 1etE day Of February. 1851. feGA eS.wHt
, 1861-03-07
CHERIFFaS SALE,-By virtue of

GHERIFFnS SALE.-By virtue of
Ma writ ofexecut,on Issued from the Circuit Court
Plaintiff, and against john Burth and lAerese hurth,
Defendants atlD O'clock On u.e Isth da{ Of MaEen
of Chicago, shall offer for sale at public vendue, al
right title and interest Of said IN and to
t Of the Weat hslf Of sou1n east quarter 81 Sec
tioa three o. Township thirty SIX @, north Of Range
menc at the southeAst quarter Of sectlon rec 81
Township End Rapge Aforesaid running thence north
u chains and Is lnEs thence north q degrees wears
chains and IS liukH 1nence south Is chains and IS
HnEs theucs east chains to the place OF beginning
containing 6 $500 acrez. -..~i
4 HESiNG. Sheriff Of Cook County, =:
By JoHE A. NELSON, Deputy
Dated tho 18th day Of February. 1851. fezsa1Ql.gst
, 1861-03-07
MONETARY.
Wxnx1apAx EvEAUko. March. 8, 1861.

80, ...
WEnNEapA1 GEGaHo. harch4 o. asol'
VAR little new1 Of any kind has 1anspired in
s., .s.,,n. .na dn1,n... osr.ra.,v aaaroa Ia
nnaasaa' Iss. aae e1 ~. -,
prevail The opening OF the Canal gives promise
Of increasing inquiry for discounts; but its IN
nn.,~. :. nrosnacr,ra md had ,tt,e affect There
N"'A4es ~ r f',s - .,l'~ - 80
ssems 70 % se1loue anu continued assaatt ioul
the bears on the New York Stock market, and its
e. ~. 1s ,.ss 49, y. 49, ,s.s
Teex II mofe 1nAn iost; ano no" long tnla osa1
movement IL to prevail, 10 one can foresee.
The exchange market b.s heen steadT- Selling
@ Su1,se ~ -eo0Ix." eI ~. N~-,.e.
Price 7; buying 6W6H. II anything Inc MARKER
II armtr.
e"10 1oAaAAat' ou' 'N& ~ es't@As r ~~'''"
ARCTIC BAsk.-We published 3 dispatch this
1asn1ag' se@tns .ust .1s 3'teos A"nA'
had made up the deficiency OF Its securities, Ahd
CT course its bills will pass at other currency.
q, .1a n.,uo.r,to, 1rste,d,v aavs.
~. F-rh.ns, Tn,rlet "a ysther easier. with
somethine Of : Tendency downward Selling rates
afe 9onanI eH On las 10y . 1t ~ ~
and t@4x On New ofe.as. The 1 demand s u small
..tt. =, oat.-a.v.
, 1861-03-07
Aegal advertisements.

THATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
~ Whereas. John IT, corl. Robert l.. Fan;sa n-l
s. sns dor. William T.. Rsrasnre ar, Within! f. sny.
dor their certain caattel ,orf*a-e d el bual. ,ai4
the ntceteenth dny OF et1l5cr ii tc year cur
Lord one thousand .s.. hundred AMI si.s-i Lac. TO
secure The pay7e"t u Eeten i.i.csanl LollSrs n
eighteen months fS- the a:sr day i: srrtcE,c- ,u
year OF Lord osanA -:.EE hrEGreu a:d rlty.
nine, with interest at sta aT ccnr cul>t, ''s pa.
estJ ntreinaftrr deaerped wsigh "a d tirl nlorL
gage Is recorded Ia ths ,Hcoriees I'll - Cock
Comfy, in rhe St tie Of Iaoe III Er l. OF Ct.ttel
Mortgages page 6l1 And ~hsreaa the said Jar 70 y.
Snyder. William Z EerAshlrt asd VII lam +. snyder
did Gu the twenty eighth dry nj / FrnsT: \ =. 81.
ASST and tran>rs Tar Jnnts. ill The II.
tltiu interest vrtt IN them bv virtue el st!4
chattel mortgage; anu wEersns al Lc:ault It
made In the Payment OF part OF Eati sru seven
tGousaal dollars. and there IL now dur thereon lks
snn Of tify-thrce hundred Ninety re ans' i',r,.
Now theref Puhltc tic- !. he T.b iveu. t:at
shall Moaday the 18th day Ct March, il Tie Ct
our Lord :knusala ti.Et hundred sni SIKH, c.
the premises hereiratcr dee ibcd. t.e ctr ~
Chtcasu. under and By virtue OF the puw-r ~.
antho1 ty in ME vested b. said ch.tsl NOR sar+ ed
the said assignment Thereof ataIes atd. tie
the highest and besI bidder cu-h l.vcls ard
eltaitels IN sat cattel nlr7gaE described n nit:
ore alcohol Still en.i' aNtl Dter, eight tut
conda LIEF, one WORN, nEt rni:.1 ii. .u the hr1ius
in Whtc FAtt goods and ctt"!a ocaieIl. tat
being frame bn ding, situltei thar 1lTS
Bin hinze's Addition. bound d fuil W.:
Ing the mort, Hrs cf sail hlacG ls :: 40 tet
east ton tho nortan e4t cer.e. SAID bl cs. ,E TIA
enst Gu aald north line - t.e trr touth al rtsAt
angles With las: Lac III frt - tie sutl n. said
block, therca west -aIl sn.h lire 81 :Eet tcHco
north 18 feet to the piace II bGcin, i.g. aE3
known as number 10 IN map VI "aid fss ct &c L
Chicago. March L 1s6.. TAKLETUN JONES.
fohBSlJ3td As9NncE I'll
, 1861-03-07

CmoAao Axp GopEH1cH L1SE.-During the
coming season the propellers Eanter, Sun, 0nfo,,-
a1o,, and Edith will run between this port and
Godesich, in connection with tho Buffalo aud Lake
Huron Railway. We understand that there will
be no CuIliueTqod Npe next scaeou,
, 1861-03-07

For Farnler9 requiring =
machine that viii not ret
out Of repair On coafsest or
nnedt v orl they ara 1ust
fha thtur
, 1861-03-07
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, CODT
III E1I7ETT s Enneta.r Crr.A ef .4,.r,

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOE
~ COUNTY, s. 8, Superior Ctrrt Of tl:,aco.
Maren Term 4. D., 1861. stt2arn Salisbury vs. trarclI
L. West Attachment -
Publ notice is hertby gi7en to tbs said F.azc.- r
West that TWO vrtB OF atLachusrnt *.ul:. cur -
at:ce q tie elerk Of 1he superior h!caso
Tia said Stephen Salisbury and -gnst t .s': Ct
ne ne ~ @ TEs9SS "sst tor ths sT q tlre rTea
County and Iroanis. which kaiti writ. have hea rs
f2rnsa eneGSted New tlsreirs tiscs*,ou, te d
The said Superior Court cf s'acas. nn u b., ia
nts day Q! ths ter,n thereof TO be cisrn -ur:
Aotse. Ia tAH City OF CltLa:o tie t. .t *
AnIvhs 4 Iii, give special bait, AID :.al lis
sala Pa!ntlTs action jcdt snt VII. b. CIT #a;ss
sh0 property ATTACHED u mag be su:!tG=1 s.I;sy
same. i: iS[u.;aTI Cirr,:
ELDK1peE ToCR7z1LoT1., Pitu's 1i.3 i.
, 1861-03-07

The Illinois and Michigan Canal Ia now open
through to Lasalle. This morning the boat B. L.
1Aosp< arrived from Joliet loaded with corn-ihe
drst arrival OF tho season. 1t was consigned to
HI. w. y. Woodruff.
Ths first arrival In 1s60 By the Canal was on the
9Th of Xafch.
, 1861-03-07
THET PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MA
CHIMES OF Any AND ALL OTHER
MANUFACTURE TO DO Is LARGE
A kAEGE OF WORK As CAN EAS{.

- CaH and sea theth, or 8eEd Tor a C3Tcnlaf. E1
COOK, S1D-TE Is CO.,
COOK, STON.E = CO.,
General Agents for the Northwestern stAtes.
124.....-LAKE STREET. .....124
tUp-stain,} Chicago.
nnE.sn En- .nYAEEftn
, 1861-03-07
CHICAGO TRIBUNE

to News, Commerce, Pollti.,sy
Agriculture, Education, Art, Scien c6
aud LfteratUres
, 1861-03-07

TEE cHucAao ASD LAKE SUPERIOR L,SE-Dnr-
ing the ensuiag season the splendid steamers SEQ
BIRD snd 1+aoener will run between Chicago and
Lake Superior ports, under the agency OF Aessra.
L. T. Spencer l. Co.
, 1861-03-07
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS.
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS,
Ladd, Webster & Co.'S
Ladd, Webster & Co.'S
SEWING MACHINES,
SEWING MACHINES,

~ They Rre fully warranted,
eEeHtrorE well finished aud
rei1ble, heavy goods Will
not strain them out OF re-
pair. They use two threads,
make the glitch alike On
both sidea Of the cloth so
tight IT Will not pull out or
unfuYe1.
They have the celebrated
WHEKL FEED, capable Of
handling the finest or coarB-
est fabric leather They do not have curved
or crooked needle. which
are constantly breaking.
traightnecdfes sa:ekupT1
They do not break the
thread, ekip stitches. nor
form q cllntn stitch ridgeon
tha undeTside Of the cloth.
They viii sew oyef
gathers se7ma without
hrpaklng tho THREADS or rp-
They Will stitch, han,
fell, tuck, gather md bind
beautifully, making tie
stitch even and alike on
both Hdes. They will do easily all
FAMLT and TAILORING
work. thus ohyiahnE the
necessity OF procuring one
machine for heavy nnd an.
other for Light work
For Fnrmers requirtng
machine that viii not get
out Of repair On coafse4t or
U fhAyp int
, 1861-03-07
COMMERCIAL

W1rzEsnAx EsEauo. March 8, 1851.
Yhe following &se the receipts And shipments for
, 1861-03-07

Total fir. .8s6.sa 31os, 1890 Dec $a232- G.
TIE RR1xca M1r At DAR1osEGA--A cores
pondent Of the Atlanta ,lHttuictncer informs th&t
paper that the Superintendent Of the United States
Branch Mint at DIh1onega now holds that proper
ty together with SO 900 in gold coin therein con-
tsiued. for the State Of Georgia, under a written
order from Governor Brown.
1nno21s Axp EKPoRTs-The following table
shows the amonnt OF Imports and E1porte from
ths mort Of New York for the last week and aineo
January 1kt:
MFoHTE.
I'm. fhs scstk. 1859. 1850. 1861.
M - 3ooas 4269S.4B4 8,T78,o34 1,8S7,2o9
General mdse.--. 2,007,Sa9 1tsoe,to1 z,a447o4o
TotM for week. - $50. sos ,68 6m a,15Mzga3 M
FFrv1ously tep'd. 1465 a6,44 Sl'z1a s07
, 1861-03-07

DOARDING.-A pleasant front
u room furnished With GOOD bosrd. suitable for
etent MfaI5t
pOARD1N G-157 State street
ID Front room to let With good board, snitabaa fer
atentleman and wife. nh211F
, 1861-03-07

N A1IEft > EAEsE.-- n. II e q! JII.-
lt1 nois, Cook County Circuit CoH.t Cr t cuu,sy,
In Charccry. Robert Seovu VI Henry j. Spvltii,i4.
pnbiIS notice l. hereby sl:ea ti.at I [. { psiao
ETSer Aas1rr IN cla e uf 70 con1sy. sta,e u
o's1eS s r. he fotenoon e said day in OBEDIENCE 70
public anc'tpn for cash u te highest b:4er at q
perth door Of the Lourt iiynee Ct il: cuuty Crok
IN the city Of Chra-I, all of The foEloHI \ se.c7et
parcel Of land. situate In sa count Cook 70 it
The nndivtdel half u thu uorhH quarter ui ertcl
i've ~ in Township thirty eis It 49, north I.augt tr-
teen (! easr Of the tsd principal nlgriaia. ot-a..
Ing one hundred had s.1tY acres ~ muril ,ett
as UAy be necessary to make the money tlre m ria
complainant bS sad lecgee, with principal, la:=rtst
/. c. FAME FREER, Master Il CHANGER c,~s Co.
Chicago, February u. A. D. l6e1, i: :.3tts,L
, 1861-03-07

They will do easily all
FAMILY and TAILoKn4
work, thus obyiahnE the
necessity OF procuring one
machine for heavy nnd an.
other for Light work
, 1861-03-07
N1a1ltKn.

w ANTED "A girl wants = situa-
w ton IN private able gegtlaraan's famsly,
to cook wash aud irou 1s systematically experienced
None need apply except drst clasR Please spn1y at
No. 48 CongTcks street, South Side. Rsfsrsnsss
II required. mhdx3s
, 1861-03-07
aLDSt

TAAlES JOHN-Plain and O7na-
q mental FlasteseE, 8 Adams street chteaso. III,
Illinois, who have nrstclasa buildings complets the
coming spnpg that he L prepared to furnish every
tho mott elaborate design at AstonlshIng low prcee
Orders By ma1 promptly attended to: JAMES JOHN.
r, @. BOZ 1l13. le151ln
, 1861-03-07

They viii sew oyef
gathers or se7na without
breaking tho THREADS or rp-
qutr1rE 4 change oftenzlon.
, 1861-03-07
:jpr 5alg,

nISTILLERY FOR SALE.-The
~ large aud extensive Ds:tuery, situate at Qq!EtX
On the Mississippi yeF and known a5 Scaells nss H.
Establishments In tne West. GpQU City or Farming
Property Merchandise will be taken IN part raS,
Tnent. 3. ". THOMAS d CO, corner OF Rell- AID
RANDOLPH trett. n1l51H
, 1861-03-07

~ -ThtyRre fully warranted,
a7eatrorE, well finished aud
restnble, heavy goods Will
not strain them out OF re-
pair.
, 1861-03-07

They do not have curved
Or crooked needle. which
are constantly breaking.
sIaiEhtnecdleaa:e known
10 be the best.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-06
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.

As an evidence of the thrift of the people, may be
stated that 600 900 of freight including
bushels Of grain and $50 900 barrels of -four were for
1arded over the line last year
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-06
PRESENT POPULATION.

The State IS rapidly fling up with population sos
O25 persons having ben added since 1850, making tn
Pampilisis descriptive OF the lands, SOIL climate,
on application I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-06
EMPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Couorany
L III connection with the Roads below are running
an Express Freight Train from Charleston ana Sayan.
nan 70 Nashville, at slower speed, but with the same
certainty as their passenger Trains Nodeay 10 eghts
by this route. r W Cu L
JAnz'-u Supt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-06
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

present population 172s COS, ratio OF 1o2 per cent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-06
THE STATE DEBT.

THE STATE DEBT.
The Sat deb IS only SO, Jos ,59s II, and 1Sin IA
las three yss has ben reduced 50 $50, 46 so, and Il
r,y reasonably es that in ten yeITs |: a0l beoOHle er