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, 1861-01-23

III Oi:lG 4 AGEG'S SALE Nj -.
4s1 a.Jaeab Russell AMI Mary =. E:user.. ~ :
both OF TO Clty or Chicago. t:ata ol : H.
dta1r @n of s as,s s
july, A. u. iaD. y secarr tbs pay aent ~ ;. ::a.r
psHnI.-.g ns. nf =, ssse aa:s t6;ssx't - u u:
o1 asste t1tY ua'k Il Bossoa N.zsschu:e.- n, y;
rate II f1a psr cent p-r annnm. .isrid H.. =. !.
bic y said LttJ uana IN Boston, s+nt anI .:n,
On the second day Of January guls eatn Il +...;
Snco Of Gao. C3aa. STATE u lnis:si ID Eecs i q
Aossasca At raSe 50, ant. Ehrr~.s ae:aut las F.
e q O. n ans aa q Il G.. s
e4t q uae laasiie1t at t-'.Et ;ae tue 1ecoai Ga5
ef ~; M6a. ana eott nth, remain s-Ts;:
Jsrlts c. Merrill f:-.stes s.d 3iof;.n:c a:n,-.; i
tae CT: IT Bostua A1a slate vi a.as- ac:.tev:. -
q nIirsl;a. aan secured iasi, 81 = bs b :. !:
.atsaf Il as sesa s. = IL, l:sas ~ ;Ss
nssa acd purpose. therein e1ptesse9 % fu :: e..
s99isss"t seiseE q ss ~ ots,Ds q r ,sa
sss tf ades al & aesso - H. - . +
ina. Ries = Hefez of isad tEa~o s:.' c-.s,:. :
t'ai - e. io91 ~ 8 " block ssyestsen Ut: II
81 esh XII .:sa hics.a !, :s ~ .ssn;, e - +
fse 1z.r "a s1fesj 1tst t IN T. Il. .e: i
,ur, ..,. Grasteo Aostgsses.
Ihr above sas postponed .tll Tsdue~da H.. IL
II sssash 1,.e.s 4.s os 1auaag' n 1T = A. ,
Fs.sz. = .s:s.esy: JAMES 4rs:.se 6 as:'' as.' !; ).
The sbe1e sale i further postponed Till freav III,
So o, ffs'fa'' a. 3 9s Il !; s a.
eas,!o res5:sa 5:sa:1 4tss:1sy ssss :s, 1as 1es:ss
, 1861-01-23

arrival Of the Steamer Marathon

8A&NA&&6'A
New Yoax, Jan: 22-The steamship Mara.
thon, from LiEerpool at 6 r. II. Of the Sth,
t. Financial matters form the chief feature Of
her news. The action Of the Bank Of England
sola fell one-half, Railroad securities consider
ably more, and commerce Was generally check
ed. It Is believed that the American news and
the position Of the Bank Of France were the
main incentives.
Tie Bank Of France on Tuesday followed the
example Of the Bank Of England, and advanced
Us rate Iom 5H @7 per cent. There Was no
1o1Dos.-The weather In England continued
most severe. Snow WAS still fllinx when the
Marathon started.
The ship Saratoga, from Mobile for Liverpool,
which put into Crook Haven On the 4th, ran
ashore, but after cutting away all her masts
The Pasi. Bourse was depressed; closed on
the 7th at $780,
The Daily Meas announces that the French
GoTefnment offered to withdraw It's ships from
Gaeta, provided the 6ardinians discontinued
firing. tlu the 18th or 10Th inst, after which it
understood the bomhardment by aea nay
commence.
= 1t is asserted that England will no longer
propose to Austria the sale of Venetia
One OF the Ministers in tho Saxon Cham
bers asserted that ali the Federal Governments
#ere ready to 3ct In accordance with Prussia
u the Danish question. and, II necessary, take
lie field
questionable report that eleven English
ana seven French gun-hoats were wrecked In
hurricane on the Peiho, il prevalent, but un-
confirmed.
-. The Paris correspondent OF tho London
1'7'es says the English Government sent a
strong note to the French Government against
QrfnNAfjnY1 tf
, 1861-01-23

LOUISVILLE, Jan 222.-The House yesterday
passed, 81 agasnst 6, the resolutions offered By
Ewing ofI3gan county, declaring, In view Of
men and money rendered by seyeEal Northern
States to tho General Government, that the
people ct Kentucky, uniting vi b their brcth-
rem Of the South, will resist IN invasion Of the
soil Of the South ut al hazards, and to the hut
extremity. -.
, 1861-01-23

Emigration Expected to Canada from
tho United States.
TORONTO, Jan 2222-Mr. Bowers, the newly
elected Mayor, in his speech last night to the
Council, st1tcd that large accessions to our
Of the troubles In the States, and recommend.
ed such policy in regard to taxation, &c, a.
FM especially favor such emigration.
, 1861-01-23

DExvKR; jan 19.-A quartz mill has been
commenced On Clear Creek, to run 100 stamps
water T1wer. Hurlbut d Co.'s sir stamp mf1l
at Gold Dirt Digging, took out In INV DAYS
over two months, Fl, ,52G94- ONO sluicc on
Times said to be improving IN tbs mines.
People daily starting for San Francisco, and n
many ara low returning discouraged =.
, 1861-01-23
Union Petition frnYn Rcatno

RosroS, Jan. 22.--Thc following gentlemen
compose the committee to bear the Upivu p.-
tition from Boston to Washington: Hon hi.
ward Everett, Chairman, Hon. Robert c. Win
throp, Ex.Chief Justice Lenuel Shaw. Hon.
Edward E. Tobey, Hon. Amos A. Lawrence.
and Hon. Charles Woodbury.. The COMMITTEES
starts tomorrow
, 1861-01-23
Seizure OF Rebel Arms and Ammr
milton.

New YORK, Jan. 2a.-Thirtv cases of mns
kets, containing two dozen each, md cor
siderable quantity Of ball and powder, were
seized By the police on board the steamer
Monticello, when about leaving this afternoon
for Savannah.
Fifty O.. s. troops were brought 10 Fori
Hamilton from West Point today.
a son OF Abraham Lincoln, President elect
visited the Brokers Beard to-day.
It Is said 4 tclegnphic dispatch from Sena
tor BiSler Gays there is no chance for the pas
sage Of his proposition 1I the Senate.
, 1861-01-23

:: BELLOWS FAILS, VT jan, GA cattle
train On the Rutlsad and Burlington Railroad,
e. .ceretstlng Of fourteen cars, last night broks
through,a bEidga between Bellows Fal1s and
eChe4tervi1le. F{ve cars wrnt Through. fi1line
50 sheep and T. cattle. No :i4iu1y WAS sus-
tA1ed BY the men On the trim;
, 1861-01-23

.tn0 Bbls. CRANBERRIES in
lV1y prime order. Tor sale BY NEWELL SNOW,
corner Clark Sad A&diSSu skFeetR taN*uQ div
, 1861-01-23

HAECUTORS' SALE.-The -.
K,rr T1Ea8 steamer MICHIGAN WITH b.. Fnnt
snctos q H. yin b sd 4 paha
rFpif On 1he 1T cx de ot W Seuherry Co. II -"
41 anoFT aT * &sseasf sas thoroughly repste n
aaat f,as n ant = now tn good condition AMI ~
l311s-DnoAalf cash- AMI seynstnn.r- =,
y. " =. c. NEWBEHEV
psRo4k. January uth, NG. - e4'Gs s;s Ae ecrr7.
, 1861-01-23

TRUSTEES SALE -Nhcr,,.
Etnsan Reaver ht4 certain tadenscro mcr $50, 80
L ss.ss sd = s,ss1 sss. e. II ; ~
nois eaesnt S evunt3 ans or D1n. As" i l.
Is 81 ths snit ss: 81 ,,; :. =
asssa n te1s:a t:s3 day Of Sa.embet. \. i 49,.
ID Stsss Il q 5ao s S asy i Jaaas
or;sse 1 e 70 noox 2! nost=aEc. -.
pf9@l.sS 1otts therein uentuaeI nd us.r.1, ed ni;
srsrx rae; q retsfsoea thereto, wnl mere i.y ard
Aad whsI=aa the said e:rto, gca,c- et. or ,s4
shs Dfssae5: A. " ,s
Bea1sr n "a ps1msnt ef esst.n sisen b. nd
s'sxrsnsas s'saxs anthorze empower :efncs. ss ..,
IT,. sas aofes given by s.sa bsaver saa t;aa '''s @
esioed Il ova az f,a aamsd M and In sss
70 * sxoo1s ir ss.e 4 nc locf he l ou.s
es oad. la st s5s .! s,i ae .s &
snKs .oa tHo certain pfon.tksury not.- in saiI
S.ssr sosa astd f!ys b
a 4 -. at one Tor the SUN Of hundred doI,,rt .,s
s.n aye oa Que 81 ~ an ste ef tsf re
or unfrsass1 ~ @ ead ta a4atCa t. nc pafraser
o.ss xrsn e M 81 s ssd D,sse 3
siy Of Chicago for ton @ days osore M ~ q = ~ ~
~ ~ e ~ s1o1 @ Bs.ysr e neuanis Lon.n: -
unts1 ~ HA4o. sna sH8 legal holder II
not@ 49, @ Fsa1rtted mo to udvefties and ELI ..,,
ktsea. "A "sso VI said a*sigr ..-ts
~ H. ~. taessfers ss notice tnat James Boz. r
sae p9EsE y sud aseisumens ID Inc Scst- an H. "a q
pse fos IL a.. = y 1sai .: . O'Clock, a. w. e.
s ~ Ghsca:o ana state Of Illinois iha sa H. -
fsHu is.m syo+ep' Axthers " Simeon BeaveE1 III ~,
t 1 S mentioned an, described aaa sel ~
hsnd sa n aad best bidder II Auch sals III e. l. in
described. ~ ~ + trWEs q ptsE17, NJ ,aAsfxE1ns4s
, 1861-01-23

BArus ROUGE. Jan: 22-Membczs of tho
Convention asr erowding the town. The &C.
!: ceasion sentiment prevails. Various reports
are IN circulation regarding the coming troops
, 1861-01-23

~ Cook, g. H.-&tzcu;s Svar: y cuos C.."s., ten
russ{ Tern; Edt -Sa",,ei ;E1:a v. 4'.v:. ;-rs-= Il
A3ia.ft Or tic no1rt ,i:ac- G! t...:.- H.: ~
Joseph Il: IlensaaW. d~ie' da2ta as We a...-.
ef Cook !onnty. Sorca + hereby. ::seo t +. l.
Taos;;a; A;h"Ss r." 7na Sstnh S 3 n:;+1s = al
on sao chanrr.5 s!4e .heEtat. ua u: eli ta'
Court aast aid deienasnr- /. t7aabc a1 tue xopd
Aencas u 0ctvn+r next s'gi u ,, isr: r~'.ar.d.
Now. unlev* you. th.: aa:d Th0Hn. tiEEl.-s
Circuit Cvurt of Coos County; ss - Iset da;
Gnunf1 o Ins ;is 4 a,as ~ II q :a-g n ~. ~
plead s9sx:r q ds.alt to ~ raii s...sanass Id
tierela charged at suited viii b- t7keu s.nt
a:d deere eStcntd asanst y:.u 7sc.r,:; < +. III
prayer or -A:A hill, nm, i. EUEHC1!. L4.tk,
sTARk . IsuAa, Couprts sorra ds:.t-l.siW
, 1861-01-23
Stock Of KreadstuIs at Liverpoof.
{From Bfriand. AthyA & Co.'S C1rrrlar.}


Wheat Oats !. Corn --A--
9rs: 4Es.- 9Es. sacks. bbrls.
81 Dec 1861. .34S,S ,Ss1 1l,913 N223 1o4.O6i e9at9l
39June 1s60 248 1G5 1746 66B 24S l1163. 100 a6l
81 Dec. 1850. .esa,96& 28,118 185,44s 10s.I7B 15N1
30 June, 1859 90, ,262 9t.058 10seN 1919 9a7lU
81 Der, 1853. ~ ,666 2274 160454 4l.2ia 1o9 1876
, 1861-01-23

(. FoRr KEARnKI,: Jan. 22-Very cold he.o
yesterday. below zero. About s inches
snow. Coach c. o. C.. Express passed for St
9ossph at 3:9o r II, with four paasenZrns,
, 1861-01-23

BOARDING - 1neasan: Rooms
~ with Boa1l. caa be o!.ainca At No. 10 Van
Buren, atttet between ots:c and WRbaAh avenue.
14lY1lEl
, 1861-01-23

!! :!Bos1oR,. Jan :2a-Ths ishlp ,Hartly, ftom
New Orleang fol. Boston, went a3hora On tho
a0th Hft on Sandy Cay, and ca tho sd nit.
VIA Burned. 1900 bales o< cotton were sayed
, 1861-01-23

-lYA jca, I. Sherman. 1f the Elty e Sse:,
t01otr mp.:...Eld Qntn the u1aer=.t:.et. Il!
r. Of As.az.. New Isrey. b, n.1ttsakr -.
C.,,. tcua.r. Way SKI, l2sS, in Book ~ .f1 ):
P2Ec ID csf1a:n premises heIa2aaf!er Gfr.r, :,
cure TIC pas ss1cHt OF rett:t1 ,.Faft fuT Il: >.
n.c :u:;iee.i so;:ass., ds.eu July Ia, 4 J. :,
xlsta CT rr..s ft,F nineteen hundFrt dt'll.A:-
February IT., T. y. i8ss. n tarce years srus..
tEst day oi soEEArv. esS. Az a:-v ~ sH!'..' -
att,-r,.' "a r.. ctr. PET snuH1u + n
or .tHsfL \. i. lG5; md, whereas. 6rlaatt >.
mi: il. t.;v pa3 naeE. Il two suml.annhai -
!cirrrst y hteh have f1llen dur uc AAlI G-;.t ). II
s:tt .As. ref're e!et t*d Il, deei7:o liz: :.
t:ps1 -..zfa due ant taya.ta.
t.ev,. Et- J,>t,stf. 'r,ItIr I. Hereby given L =.
- tte I"a~'xr tAIat i II The rald ultTi..:.
trM It Tu5!ic sEc::4r. n TIC G1nr. Housc..
thy vi ::EfcaGc IL slc Coca:5 Of G.Iox, ", T.. i
lr.t dar Of :ianuly: =. p !ssl. Ut tea &C.. !
&eve.r., - f.t;. II. R.<:k rntaoxr Aittea .
son. !l-.c-r.. = s:pg7s' -al.!::s:i 10 h.: }.
Eounty u: Luck, a.u II Nc l.aao;- a:..! -. !.
efu.t- CT retcu:rtac II tle s,a4. 1vnn . ~. ,.,.4
Ee:r Aad assigns tnssrin.
pa.eI C!1:u::.sc Dec. III, A. y II.
10 y y. f0i;rtt..l, A:r':.s
FARwALL & sAlTa, Ait5a 1s:L,5.
, 1861-01-23

Hon. T. o. Howe nominated for Sem
Ator Of WlBeonHiu,
MADISON, Wis, Jan. GA Republican eau
Gus met at r. u. to nominate u candidate for
U!'a- Senator to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
expiration Of Senator Durkees term. First
baaiot--Timothy Q. Howe So, C. c, Wash
bu1ne Sc, blank 5. Mr.. Howe was declared
unanimously nominated
, 1861-01-23
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market,

TuHapAI Er1xMa. Jan. q, 1861.
FREiaHT4-The following arc tie ruling rates
for Eastward bound freight Il the various rsfjroad
, 1861-01-23

the money market Of Saturday evening, sayH:
The prominent features Of the week In sAnAncial
point Of view. have been sensible easfng up Of tbs
currency market, 4 st{nening IN exchange, and m
improvement of4 pei cen t. IN Western money, con-
sequeut upon an Improvement IN Chicago and
iienty, large amounts Of Pittshurgh paper being
pat in circulation here. B&nksrs' discount rates
do not materially alter from time to time, being
7per cent. and By custom at 10s112 in the case OF
others+ Exchange rematns steady at prem. Gold
plenty It H61 selling. and par buyingrates. West,
count
Cnc1sxA71.-We taks the following from tbs
Gasstts of yesterday:
Lenders are rery cautious In their movements,
suh there il no disposition IN any quarter to e.
I'D oaas u e. less
Tho edort to est.b!!sh IN advance in New Yors:
exchange proved failure, and rztes settled down
ing. At The latter tgure drawers met the demand
freely and between deelese there we're transactions
anticipation Ut an improved dsmand from the coun.
tn banks as the drst Of the month approaches
densnd II equi to io@1s per cent, With 1e15 - NOD
The feeling in the market for uneurrent money
srn fnade were per cent lover than on Friday.
Illinois, Wisconsin and Missouri wero bought at8
dis.
ST. Lor1s.-The Dsnaocro4 Of yesterday reports
n follows:
The exchange market /. somewhat easier. and
On tho East, and ~ on New Orleans. The supply,
however. though increasing slightly. IL By means
prem on New Orleans, for currency and bsnknble
lands, which arc Btnl On par.
.,-,,
mornins VI dangerous twenty dois5 biiis ike On h.
Metc9ants Dank o. Ne" Vf!eans. re feeeayed
th W,s,, bsssrtorr ~ aVT1rstta +,. 9,.1 -.
sestcd stesnsh}p and buf1dins in The dIstaner.
fena3e no1f1ait on the lover risht STATE arrns on
ppeF le1 papsf ln &c 1aa.se nna Mg56 II fena
m naS n r. p 80 u4 Hanrecsed II III
fhcx @ ans ~ mt M NM DemoeTaf sist 40
's, a.e 1oa-ae ~ ...".an., ~. n..x, n.
:61KAF LAws-Tht missouri 0snocFuE Of yester-
taay has m article on tbs subject eyerv word Of
,-t,,.,. ,,ro,,,,.,... .o.,,.. ,.,.,,
Na'en' 10 lar a. 1nat paper PsoPoeoes asaast suen
fs had rassed mnrb Law In new to u+ Int II "a tv
~ F1e'-N F' 7~' ~ .+ - 1 ~ 49, y!
no mesns unexpected. Tne poverty Of the South
noyftfr. ~. n-ro-rot ..v,.
=. ~ .ss. ..'-
Il IL reported that our Legislature Il about to
passing certain acts throwing obstacles IN the way
o. sseasofs IN collecting their debts. This would
ner - sor an. ~. Ma;d er1irss1 IN " -
A gentleman from Mistiesippi says that Stste Ttii
also pass stay LAYS. and he believes It for this
son1srad - ~ ,9ln, .nG@ .., ~. - aas oeen
fam ceo,c;s a. en'en' -" Af'n s1'o "ta'e linus
:. nnr sis;.4.. b.. ,.u.,.,~
Necessary snd uneallcd ior xW. staying he eolee @
10 t. "a an now be le1ied upon % any propc.t2 t II
:S;s q; ss:s 4 r. "a :: e s.
4Farf1 ta1rn
, 1861-01-23

lFl az Ga . 1tALE--IlrCOltC Court
1ndrr OF f1ok Ceonty. Jqn1*C Hsartt, eonc'f. VI
cssd P1, Hq1d Jesegs Feltam Edmond b es ~ d.
81. "a Re + rilasss nss;
d, EusroWs Z. s%afs'vtnx % a.saes16: william
r1ra a.sse 51ef Il Z ehsssy hhssssy Eye e .as Prime
Hl!ools VII. On the Ith DAY Of jannaI. s'atr ~
i e. 1897 @ ., re Goast aoase sad cortv 81 ~
q e. ~ ~ ~ pole saesoa Sr essh p s
S: oaasea s one PtFsis It q ri L.
g i ~ ;s1f sas
tnres ssGsn 81 d. Asf; !, 81 Lsss
II M stsss s!s':s 81 RI .ss
tafea ~ tn Carpenters 4dd:ton l llst II hiock
"'' o. County Of cecE aaI sais :! pt.s " .o
u..+.. I. G. PALMA FREEE
CalesEu. January III. 1esi Of Look County;
, 1861-01-23

More BlockadtuK.
MEAPu1s, Jan. a..-A battery Of sixteen
thirtJ-tWo Founders is being erected here 4
manutactory Of cannon and ahclls Is to ba es-
tabl1shel
, 1861-01-23

FFHE CHICAGO -IsT-CNION
DISTRIBUTION.
ONE kIiMnaEh M0pxe NE Aar

G3SI4&k&kGT40N.
ONE HUNDRED WORKS OF ART
TO BE otsrR1BuTED Axoxs
Eight Hundred Subsct.i berslg.
A:-o;crton Of G.ss rngra>cd=nsed IN tho annals OF
ATErsc1 Dist11auoEA.
Ter: h.v, bsrn adt!cl 10 .sc 1t 1t tic FORTY
eEFkN GIFTS thc ivli1~ Ing Ii urA., ytS:
0ne CarnHo, BIZ yols. valued At :. ....., 8 41cp
TEo On Paintings, hr TrAr:. with Silt fsAuaaa,
cne saln"d at ~. the ctEr: At 80. 80. Elm
Twenty-Five iii Palatihs@ rcpfeSs atinE RcsneS
II Enro1c as.d An,e.E a hy .trnrr IL Grand
win bc5ntiEal ovai st:s fs1H,t-. valued as Si1
Twsn:r.F1,e OF Vol :. t.abin..t j;ussa y: fiGn H.
ta7rafn. .niue: nt s9.'n rac!l =. -. $50. 6.5a
Making FlFFf-Ttlt.EE EXTRA GIFTS Without tn-
cr' as!|c the ordS11 nnmhrr tEr6 II tso tIeSetn
ant wtsaor. withdrawing =ny @tsk r.n Il ofi :inai
gin list
Every purchaser OF dstrtnn1!on tiesst receives,
impairment al II u... lazS. Photograph the prtnc1-
r.! . st77The IT,; ,, st.tn q fag wsshin4,an"ora
tcsst q at.:Tt s'n viii, aT:t:r +, t:c fl> ART
Nm. ll3 s-akr ttEres,
The Exhibition and drawing 70. TIE worts viii b.
contini-1 ~ Feb IaEr, in.lxS;9
, 1861-01-23

PRuVISIoES-AEss PoHK-There has been
good demand for mess pork during tho paet week
and the market has advanced 6oe per harrel, and
city packed at s1Ga5 100 bris do at $1so9: 1oo
trls country mess at $1,000; 40 brls do at sl5;u,
CuT AEArs-There has been an active inquiry dnz-
Ing the week for shoulders and aides ut and Sc
market qniet, To:pAY 1oW pes shoulders were
sold at 55fc packed English meats are Ia fair re-
guest At iTsc for cphs7land cut ana io5
kusrs- Several hundred hairsis hase chsnsed ai
hands during the week at 81 So at which the mar
market quiet bnt firm at 1o@10Kc. To.DAr 80 brle
prime Lest werc sold at 10fc, md 10 brls country
PoTAToEs. Quiet at 15@aoc p bu for pinkeyes
POULTRY-Dressed Chickens are in active re-
guest 1t 500 q doz. Turkeys are dul1 at 6@sc
SEEDS 7T1xorur-The supply Is stil1 light, and
GLovEn-TheEe Is fair Inquiry at $475, with
sALT1stesdy 'at ct *l.7s for Fine aud Coarse syr-
SPIRITS AND Observation-Disclosures, So
RuEnias @ F!nla 49e; Tazpentine, 90. ,oHs-Eng,
Lard. ss911o0c; No. = Lard, Sc; Elephant, &c;
Whale: Nc; Sperm, tl:so; Featsfeot, ,a5c; Tan
ner.. soe; sho5e. Gsci 1owDer's Kerosene, Sc;
:, ,sAl.EhATus-Babbitt' Pure 6aIeratus, G1kc;
Best Medical do. .74c- B7hbitt's Potash In tiI
cans, 89l3e: Condensed Ley, 15c: =
.irey aon 1t sTac e a'ss eount saa easd sad e
ToEacco-rhc following are the quotations OF
tic West, sse; Extra cavendiah, &c; r. Prairie is
Pride, 20: packages. sc eacl,. SxoKtsa-I., 5kc:
Il. 6h; Ill, 1kc; -, lie; packages, 9oc each.
kegs, &c each.
, 1861-01-23

Steamer Arrived.
NEW YORK, Jan 12.-The steamship Bieu-
vile arrived to-day from Havana the 18th. No
news.
, 1861-01-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
The UNNATURAL EEBELLl
FEVERfSA = EXCITEMENT
In NETWORK.
Probably a Canard.
SEIZURE OF REBEL ARMS In
NEW YORK.
Blockadii,g the mississippi at
t.. Jmemfa}ste.
:. LOUISIANA CONVENTION.
KENTUCKY AGAINST COERCION.
Governor Letcher to the Virginia
Legislature.
GRAND UHIOHDRMOEsr GRAFTON
=. At 1KDIANAPOLIS.

Hotce Nominated foa. Senator
{ss wisconsin.
, 1861-01-23

HOGS HGADS.-We viii pay
3tsT az s's aas' H''a' 4 &41ast ~ afssitas xAa4
, 1861-01-23

OsT-lsctween Marine Bank and
IL tae Pat Of}ec, nh e. II o'cE. ek thls la Saw
f:ss DEPOSIT. BOOK No H. fo~ f-.s Mari. . Bank
The finder will te H5erasis arlth By devrfta. the
book t. thu owaer 1t q .stert {pstasel
~ I5t
E1EE DOLLARS REWARD
u Lost on Friday evening". ia: Ssh 1911. white
Aud yellow rpo' t Pointer I3o- Five Dcl1ar Etll be
paid for returning hir1 to No .0l We:t Harrl:oo
street Chicago. IT. ARTHUR NEGLADE.
jaol1N
, 1861-01-23
Stocks OF Flour and Grain In GIa4soyy
and 1fYAFs10n1.

sTocKs Or GRAIN IN GLASGOW, Ard OF pEcExHEn
1850 AID Is PnrEkn1sa TEARS.
{From John Atbya & Co.'S Circular.l
WheAt 240lbs Flour.
, 1861-01-23
COMMERCIAL

,TpfspkY Ey0tHa, Jan. r. 1861.
w4rIy REv1xv.-The following table shows
tho receipts OF Flour and grain during the past
yeas; compared with the corresponding week Of
1880: ...
1ncxuTA Of FLOUR AND QnAtN Ton wKxK xApua
AAfunpAT, JAZZ. 10, 1861.
, 1861-01-23

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, C00F

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Co0r
~ COUNTY, g. 9. Cook Cn7n.v Giyc-.. ~
February Tezn. a. Q. 1851. EAMue: t. Dali .sr'
B. sawyer and Eatas1 VI. PtrsinA -. IT, Vi; y
and John l.. Dettck, -'s~--
Public notice IL hereby given 10 tho ta:,:: r.y.,,,
ttout and John l. Demlek La writ Of =.a.e: -.
hsued out Of the oif1ea oftno Clerk OF tan
Circuit Court tete6 tho 3esh d7y Of u cels4k.r,
ts5a u the init at the salt samuel C. Davis s.
&avJer and Nathan ". Perkins aud against H. ~.
cf the said David B. Stout and sohn L. re:nir,
sa1a q stght hanased md svsatyons '.:.l..-, !.
son County. whlcn mud witt has been retus5 ed 4r
cd ov therefore. aoleas you; The said Day!4 l. ~
and John l. pemicA shall persona1 be and atc -
fore The aud Cook County tIcuit Court On Or be:xrr
nfst aay OF the It Term thereof u ba holden +;
Of February q 1851, xise special bal! aod psssd !:
Tho said pfalnsids atdon, Judgment viii b. e4;<ssi
sre no - Asof q M saa9 P.rtn. ~
mIcn Of the property atfacae! a. may BE-
satl*iy Tue said Judgment aad eatu, viii be sold
tAaafy H!e Sam4. WM- ~ CHURCH. CltFk,
GALLCP d HirCHEocx P3nn Afky tal1i,.Gtw
, 1861-01-23

HOGS DREsSED}- Received last week. is,W7.
The market during the past week ruled active, md
prices adyanced 25@50c z 100 tbs During the pa.t
two days, however, shippers have bought fpar1nsly
and the market has been weaker. Sales to-day
were ab follows:
, 1861-01-23

g :. nt eG.0o&1640, dividing on 100 foe
~ ct $6.1aH@G95. :. 200 ibs.
LUMBER-The market continues quiet and with
out any material change in prices. Twelve feet
boatt!s nrc very ecarce and dra and during the
past few days there has been good demand for
Fencing. We quote as follows;
The national Republican., 1861-07-12

LET'S HAVE The MusIc.-Our downtown
folks are getting rather ,iled because Of never
having any music in the Capitol grounds on
Wednesday even Dgs, as has been customary
In times past. Do lot us have that music, Mr..
Commissioner
FowLE's Pile AND HuNoR CuRE-The ex.
piles, scrOfula, salt rheum, and diseases Of the
skin, is for sale by our enterprising friend,
John Wiley, corner Third street and Pennsyl
vania avenue. From what We have read of
the testimonials Of it, we are led to believe that
il Is certainly the best remedy for those COM
plants now in existence. .t7f ae .r .
Do the boys Of Washington not know the
simple fact in natural history, that soldier is
always thirsty? They ought to know it /; and
whenever . regiment passes pump or foun.
tain, the boys should be about with pitchers,
buckets, and cups in abundance. 49,. .
SUDDEN DEArH.-Charles Armour, Of Ohio,
clerk in the General Post Office, died sud.
denly in his bed yesterday morning, at his resi-.
dence on M street, supposed to be from disease
of the heart.
RoBBERY.--A soldier belonging to one Of the
New York regiments, quartered at Arlington
Heights, was enticed into house on Co pitol
Hill, night or two since, by men protesting to
be soldiers, and robbed of all the money he
had upon his person, some seven or eight dol.
lars. No arrest.
Our friends at the various military camps
will greatly oblige us by keeping us posted as
to affairs in their respective localities.
A SucoEsr1os.-wh don't some enterpris.
ing omribus proprietor start an omnibus from
the foot of the Capitol to run out Fourteenth
street to Columbian College. There are no less
than ten regiments within half q mile Of this
building.
Contamination of the runaway slaves
from Virginia who have recently escaped and
were declared to be " contraband" of war, have
been released from jail and set to work in the
Government stables. Their owners, the most
of whom are with the rebels, of course will not
risk themselves by trying to reclaim them, and
we doubt not that they can be as well employed
at their present work ss ct building rebel bat
teries in "Dixie."
| Muss IN PRArHERs ALLEY.-YesterdaJ af.
ternoon row was kicked up in Prather's alley,
near Minnesota row, by O parcel Of drunken
young men.
| WHIrEHURsT, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue,
has corps Of artists engaged in taking views
Of camp scenery, groups Of officers, soldiers, &c
Call and leave your orders. See his cart d.
uisite photographs, for sending in letters.
june 20-lmeo*
The national Republican., 1861-07-12
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

LIME GENTLEMANS OR LADY'S RIDING
L HORSE, FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION
On Saturday, the 18th instant, we shall SELL in
front Of our store, No. b26 Seventh street, at 9
o'clock A. NJ, an excellent assortment OF new
and second hand Furniture, viz:
Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus, Redsteads, Bedding,
and Looking Glasses
with large assortment of other Furniture, which
we deem unnecessary to enumerate.
Also, at 10 o'clock, an excellent Black Riding
Horse, flowing name and tail, young and active
Terms, cash in specie.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
july l2-2t Auctoneers.