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Kellex9ss. Propositions Condemned
80 1.~~. Una01mouAIys -

PEoR1A, III, Feb. 22d-The Congressional
Convention met here to-day at one o'clock.
One hundred and etghtysix delegates were
present. The object Of the meeting was stated,
to express the opinion Of the Republicans of
the Fourth Congressional District on The
course Of their Representative IN Congress-
Hon. William Kellogg. Resolutions were
adopted, declaring that the. Republican party
cherlshea the same principles to-day as be-
fore election: The fourth resolution Is IS FOL
1oWB:T---~ - 49, -sii =
Rssolptd, That we enter Cur decided protest
against the resolutions offered BY Hon. W11 'kel,
the Federal Constitution, believing them to be
and the spirit Of our and VIC earnestly
urge him to IN unfa1tezing support OF Republican
principles AZ enuucated In the Chicago Platform.
A motion to amend BY adding "and II he
cannot do so, it Is his duty to rcaign, Twas lost
by 70 to So, rome not voting. It seems 10
have been objected on grounds OF policy
The adoption Of the resolution, as first re:
ported, was unanimous. The Rfth resolution
Is as, ,foIlowB:
Injustice done to any portion Of the people Of
this country, we arc for the preservation OF the
Union ut all hnzards, and at any COST believing the
Union to be above price; that we afef for the main.
tenancc Of the Constitution and the enforcement OF
the laws, the protection and defence Of the public
property, respect ana obedience to the majesty Of
the Government, and the sanct1ty Of the American
flag in all parts Of the land. :
This Eas received With storm Of applause,
and adopted without dissenting vote.
A resolution comp1lmenting Andrew john
son, Clemens, Etheridge, q. ". Davis, Gov.
HIcks and Secretary Holt, WAS adopted amidst
| the widest enthusiasm
, 1861-02-23
WAsHINGTON,s BIRTH-DAX.
Where and How Celebrated.

"ASa1NU1ON'S HAH1f1-DAHs
Where and How Celebrated.
- cARDoNDALE
CARBoNDA1E, Ill, Feb. 22-Salutes arc be-
ing fired to-day as token Of the love Of our
people for the Union and In memory Of the
glorious Washington.
G4lENA, Ill, Feb. 22.-Washington's birth
day was celebrated here to-day by parade OF
fire companies and citizens generally, and tile
salute Of 81 guns was fired. Tonight there
will be . grand ball at the Desoto House. -
EVANSVILLE.
EVANSVILLE, Wis, Feb ga salute Of 100
guns ts being fired here to-day, BY the mem
bers Of Rescne Hook and Ladder Co, No. l, In
honor Of the birthday Of Washington
PEcATos1cA.
PEcAToN1cA, Ill, Feb. pa salute of 81
guns was fired here to-day, in commemoration
Of the birthday Of Washington and the Union.
- ST. LOUIE. ~ ,:
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22-Washington's birthday
WIS celebrated here this afternoon bY 8 full
turnout Of Gen. :Frost's Brigade of Missouri
volunteers. The weather was very fine and
the streets we're densely thronged BY people to
witness the parade. 4 national salute was
thronged with people to hear Washington's
Farewell Address read by MI. Berkley, and to
listen to patriotic songs sung by amateur per-
formers dsome 800 sunday School scholars.
RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Feb, 23.-Anniversa1y of Wash
ineton's birthday was well celebrated here to-
day. and American flags were displayed.
NEW TORE.
New YoRK, Feb. 22-The military parade
to-day, in honor Of Washington's birthday, was
probably the largest ever held On such an oc-
casion, and the streets wore an appearance Of
general holiday.
BUFFALO. ::
BUFFALO, Feb. 22--Washington's birthday
was very generally celebrated throughout the
State today with more than usual enthusiasm.
LOUISVILLE. .,
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2-Washlngton's birth.
the stars and stripes over the Court House BY
the ladies, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. It
WINS witnessed by the largest crowd ever seen
in Kentucky. A salute YVES simultaneously
fired by the artillery, the "star spangled Ban-
ner" was sung by an Immense number of
by James Speed, Esq. The military in iull
ranks turned out making most imposing
display. Most of the stores were closed, and
business was suspended during the day.
C1~omsAT1, Feb. Advantageous birth
day is being celebrated on a grand scale. The
weather Is tine, and the streets are thronged
with people.
At sunrise national salutes were fired, and
MI the fire and church bells in the city rung.
The printing Offices, aL. public and some pri-
yate buildings are decorated with flags. The
military display is magnificent, ell the com
panies parading full ranks. The entire police
department paraded with the military, making
afne show. ALI along the line of the proces-
sion the streets are densely thronged
Tonight grand Union Banquet comes of
at the Burnet. House. !: =.
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:. 80
lsLATER FROM EUROPE,


hip 4nefisa ion ;Iisaip5eI; 1o4 II: Ms {pIh;
inst via Queenstown evening Of the 10th, ar
lived at this port 1t noon and kaifed' at pm.
fsr ;aS RostSa: The America has e4 6a5 In speeie-
GnEfr BsrTA Atx;4!n t,;!3tr n,rltament Lord Pal.
mer1ton stated that Instructions had been sent.
to the Governor General Of. Canals not toglve
up Anderson without express orders from the
Imperial Government, and there Was therefore
no chsnce of his being Surrendered without
the point being fully discussed. BE could not
say whethsr a habeas corpus writ would be
Immediately as the st. Lawrence river WIS
blocked up with ice, and it was impossible to
take Anderson through American teIEtofy-,
He believed the case, according to the treaty,
Wis: quite clear, and that the claim Of the
United States must be established 6y showing
that Anderson was guilty 40f. murder, accord
ing, to the 1aws Of England. No English jury
wonld convict Anderson Of murder, and the
claim was not likely to be Bubstanttated-
The new Indian 1oan OF three million pounds
wus all awarded at nnd ahoye 934 pei cent,
which wns the minimum hxed by government
The total bids reached thirteen million ponds.
4 prospectus ia Issued for Jamaica cotton
The BanE. Of England Ind agreed to the
Government proposition for reducing the al
lowance to the national debt The Govern
ment payment ~ Eeu1cea Nty lAousanu
Pounds per an4um;
Vhe telegraph cable rom Atranto to Corfu
mas oeen sale4y snpmefgeo.
anns1atin ~ Mn5acso eionTSr 1n Earca ln7
ao1..l!ou LIZ ~ 4p.etIo ~ Ia4ce' -.
% Eae apertea aaa1s a ae eona1Loa % & o., tne nm
tn n9 a;e1 I'VE IN art71
nected !va = :ne tse'e " e'seouas "as snof.ts
PGTTfs a.: a .,,.,.,
p.s. aas sGa!as eo9 r. boass "as nftu anu nsne1-
AAS1sss 1n*1sse. 70 w. ~. r4t,.. - no,,4;a. -,
1osAH n LIZ r. eaaMpes " nepal'es ~ .aa ~
na asueaL ~ sno aaess ~ "a ~ ~. A1os Mns
PluEosso, tAPless1ne tns WIN t4at 5lussla
might oe Placed at tha head ,o1 the aefmm
;st, aed te1 AZ saos;4nr ~ %ea @ tns
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have the materials and am here tn put 1t On aud
make such ROOF 1t sill o.t lust Til OF Galvanized
Iron two or three tires and proacnes nearert Fire
eomppsitipu we all understand
, 1861-02-23
%sne3NMERCIA14.:


sxxos II c1xcyxxAr1, Feb s4=i.-There is mod
efats demand for Clover At ~ M14 %. Timothy
eontlnnes tngood demand q y, Is Tor PRIME The
c1soxxAr1:-1h the general rarRets VIC 1tetice
continued dizziness in provisions. Buyers and SELL
crz arc hyth d1snesed1o Aosa -oa.-aad quotations
are little better than nominal. The nou5 market
1t S4.1o; hui 1t was mostly held IT <4.83 Whcnt
IL god ds%sna and n EdF So5 n seoa
9assss. az. ~ ..--
NEW Yonk CATTLE 71zMAnzrreTUxspAr, FEE. 10.
So 6 m le 81
provemclt in the condition OF the market TITS
week, The trade opened this morning n .Forty-
The sale-pens or within cal, and the priees nomt
ua11y At the eamc rates they were this day week,
bat In reality we believe. not SO good for owners.
ofdsss elsss beeves Irsny 60 above hist, they arc
tar than It vas lsst week, and we aud our
mon rather better terms than Last week, either Ia
estimate Of weight Or IN better quality the same
plce per pound That they Paid this fay we1k. The
steers which have been well fed thls winter ia 90
large that prices must rule lower than they did Inst
Essk sqd w not ayts,a$s t cents ast po15nd
rough oxen, declare that buyers not willing to
give over cents net pound. Or the inferior
sorts OF CATTLE there GppesIs to be general apoIe
owners.-:N, +. 1ttatsae.
OCEAN, FRx1oHrs At Eks YonK-Feb. ao.-Tho
Offerings Ata large. and the rates improved. To
do sss ISLAND M Set 6T steaner' % 1T & s bSls @ aonr
at 3sDd; SEQ boxes bacon at 30s: IS hhds shoulders
At 4as6d 600 hbls lard At 4a6d i goo bu wheat At
6rkns butter at G5s; 3oo0 bugs cheese At 65s; $50
boxea bacon at 65s $50 bb}e and tics lard, 65s. To
London: 90 tuns oil eake in bags, At 4os; 800
Erf1 EnNra NJ
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MARKET RY TELEGRAPH.

NEW yoEE, Feb. .2e.-FLoua-qufet and firm
Com Exchange Vas not opened today, and bust.
mass noticed below YRS done chiefly st Offices Of
receivers Sales 4.400 brls at $5095-2 Is for super
state Is. a@5 40 for extra slate 95.2095!25 for
super western $5.3515.40 for common TO- medi-
nm extra western S 6oa9SSo fos shipping brands
a. ,nsae1 nSSp eeog 9 a4 esnadaa % quiet Ind
STEADY. Sales LEO brls st s5.4o96s5 for common
to choiee extra Rye -four selling slowly at 30
@1o 1or common to choice super. Corn meal dull
WHnK1-Enles quite firm with fair demand
Gales $50 brls at 17x< 9l6c.
modarata milling inquiry. Sales 60O0 bu Chicago
spring at $1.at deHrezed 1s 0oo bu Milwaukee club
at s. rs delivered; 4,o0 bu winter red western at
a5 store sS nn xh,te cl1o1nia an,at On \, 2: K
&C. Barley in limited supply and firm st 7o@s0c az
In quality, Corn firm with moderate business do
ing for export and home consumption. sales
l750 bu at Csc for old mixed western in store; 6sc
for new do at B. r. depot; 70c for oia round gel
low. Oata only in limited request at SIX 9964c
for western aud Canada; 37c for Estate.
heavy for . prime. Sales go bbls 1t s17s5@17.50 50
for meas; thin uess. $19Go019 25 for clear; $3.50
for western prime; mese, 81. .7541s01.. Included
plie neon On private m M tesm9. Decf dull and Unchanged
Bales 200 bbiz at st.75@5 for country prime &5.
@s.25 for country mesE. $s310 fur repacked mess,
no sinal. Beef hams qniet and steady at sle for
statc, s1aR15:50 for western: Cat meats plenty
md dun. Sales 100 pks at 63<c tor shoulders. 81
Hogs quiet and eteady a. 64@7c for com fed
dressed 5x@51 3or live Weights Smoked meats
in moderate request at lower prices. Sales at &
hams Bacon dull and heavy. Lard heavy .and
lower: moderate bustness doing. Sales 669 hbls
at te4t0e for No to prime western: small lott
very choIce 10N. Butter selling glowly ut 15@16t
for Ohio. A@19 for state. Cheese steady at 9@
1OHt for inferior tn prime.
GHoctnIEs.- Codee--The auction sale announced
to-day eomprieing d-00o bags Rio, Of which 3.00(
bsss sold at In G14c-. The eale passed off witt
m advance Of H@4c, averaging $l2 So at pri
!, vate sale Demand faIr and market firm. Sales
$500 bags Rio at 11G1123c, including cargo Of
Warwick u, $50 bags LaguyTa at 1aA Rl4c; 10t
bags Jamaica at EXC; 90 bags AaEaca1bo At 12N
auRnr-dcmandm moderate and market steady: Sales
Nov Orleans. N5 hhds Melado at private teYnqe
Nolssaes-market for prime qualities steady, b9
other descriptions dn11s heavy. sales eoo by hsl!
n2Aes 10 hhas Porte Rico ef Mc--
, 1861-02-23

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Chl1d, Pratt g. Fox of
this city deny,ts report, recsntly published,
that several thousand dollars worth OF En-.
gllsh goods belonging to them had been seized
In New Orleans to secure the duties.
a letter from Collector Hatch Of New Or.
leans to Collector Donovan of this city says
TINT the business Of the custom house in the
former place is conducted as heretofore, ex-
cept that transportation bonds are required to
be e1ecuted at that port The transportation
Of foreign importations la IN no wise inter
rupted, and duties are collected here az usuAl.
, 1861-02-23

New YORK, Feb. 23.-The steamship Bien-
Vile arrived today from Havana 18th Stock
Of sugars 1s5, 600 boxes.
On Tuesday two children, aged and u
years, daughters Of Mr.. Haze, Of Yorktown,
WestcAestcr county, were burned to death
during the absence of. their mother, who lock-
ed them up IN the house.
speclal dispatches from Washington to the
H,st eays the President countermanded tie or
der for the parade Of the army forces to-day,
and also the order for firing national ga1ntes,
to satisfy the eeseasionists.
, 1861-02-23
Great Britain and Secession.

New YoRK, Feb. 2L--.The Times has seen a
letter from member Of the British Govern.
ment to distinguished American, stating s.l,
thoritatiyely that the whole matter of seces.
sion had been brought by Lord John Russell
before the Ministry, Us also subordinate mat
tiers Of defective clearances, &c, aud the decla-
ration was made that not only Will there be no
recognition by Great Britain Of the Southern
Confederacy, bnt that every thing viii be done
to discountenAneb disunion.
, 1861-02-23

PEKN, IL, Feb. a9--The steamer Mlnneso-
IA Belle, from st. Louis for Peoria, arrived
here ut 1910 ?. N. The first boat. Of the
season. --'
PEORIA, Ill, Feb. eea.-stca1iner "a Minnesota
Belle arrived ut 8 o'clock, having brt,ke ice
from Harana to Liverpool The river is now
clear of Ice to St. Louis. Weather warm and
prospect Of tain. 80 -.
LisN11s, NJ. Feb. q. THE river at tlis
point is still falling. Ice not running yet :, :
, 1861-02-23
Foreign Markets.

PER AnA1oA.1 = .o.--, LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9.
BHxADsrrrre-MatketE generally quiet and steady,
Wakefield, Nash d Co. report -four quiet and prices
easier, but quotations remain unchanged; quoted
At 781ns Cd. Wheat steady; red Hobs, white
12a 6dR1Ss. Corn quiet but steady, mixed and
yellow s7s 6d@aaa. white ass 6d@39s Cd: Richard
son, Spence u CO, report corn advanced 6dOle.
PaovIs1oEs-Aarket generally steady: Beefdu1l,
but there IL good inquiry for new. Pork quiet:
new American sos. Bacon dull. Lard dull and
slightly declined: quoted at 56G5Ss Cd Ta1low
dulf and North American hRx advanced Is; Butch
ers' Association 5GG1l9s 3D..
PRopEcE MARKEr.-Drokers' circulars report
Sugar quiet. Coffee An|l. Ldnfeed oil eAaef.
koNpoH MARkErs.-Rasing Bros, report wheat
Arm for American, nj fall rates. White 69Gas for
red B4G2s; -four 2A@33s. -
Iron dull rails E5 s.: bars e6s los
TIE advtces IRON Manchester aTe unfhvorable,
There IL Int little inquiry and few transactions.
aud alptationa tarely maintained Liverpool
Bseadstu6s With declining tendency. Land firm
and quiet
for money. gfat@915t: for aecount, 924092f:
The bullion in the Bank Of England has hcreased
G,u5, 600. Market IS slightly more stringent and
vesy active. No transactions in discol1ts below
Tpe1 cent.
AxEn1cAE sEcrru7zEs- Boring reports the mar
1cet very duu, and accurate quotations cannot be
given. The latest sales were II. Central at 29A0
- discount; N. y. c. 72G74 Eric &A@a9A-
, 1861-02-23
TIIE ONLY PREPARATION
- THAT Has
STOOD THE TEST CT YEARS,
Asd sroRH mnze and moro popular e-ary d.y,
EEAD TIE FOLLOWING.

BAtTLE CREME Mich, Dee. TIT :Ss9
y ~ hesd ssss 81 Ill IL ID = o1si r.
ssnas ysaIs RI S saGSe4 y
d sanc qonsh s. M IL has as1 s9n
ne 70 state q dependence hare ntt beca aas %
as hss esfP as1s
extremely from cold This Induced ne to pay Ert.ea
r ea Il IN nj Haf IT, SCI a es at sa toF
Aagast 1ast Ss II, s.e ttally isiiovsa tc d!:eeo1s
BLACK though short i i alao coming tn I'll Over my M
head Feeling confident ,ha: anotiMr iar.e bc:tjo
ie1a 1a'a q 1esseEs r ss
9eaa sot E 4z e xooa re
e %iaas nd s assss : e "s TINT ~ lid Is
p,,. a L1Sesssa, Noble Co.. I'D, Fch. s;h. 10
veae e9y 4 ,woooReas Ss d tue lste: pa.
School Of she State of New YorS ~ h,,f t-nnl co
Tnknown to me, commenced failing oil vesy rI.i:y 10
part 5ciP most entiEe, Hsrct Of Is en,tT
lnE and Iluch oE tic Remaining poft,on npon tic ~is
% that viii not b. s,rrled when sf rHn si,ss
upon MT return TO the State OF Indiana
discover he ca1se of s Change T. Nv az :
ny more intimate arqusan:aHees wers &c re-oSn.e ma
once made application 20 the 17os. ~s1,li1.s tsr
etciana IN the country, but receiving assurunSo
forced to become feconc He'd to ~ f:c mil frsnnS:e
u e e5 2aaf % Of ne n = yenF fsozSs
fehe Har kestorsve 1r ss pens ens o.. o.
ge daa 5nd ,s foaad i0 ~ gssa' t @
e9ss e ~ &c f M
ye.,I o " weep E0 Frap! !tetes., :i GroassaE Xfx
ii sqb s. sad Fsnsy 07
nfss Gsss ees.a e. s i IL Io9s sa9
u snnith Rrti dale Rret,-rs se-'a-ts -1v-Weo1
, 1861-02-23

R1CBNoHD, Feb. 2l-Woods Of Barbour in
troduced into the Convention, resolution
against coercion, p1edgtng Virginia to resist,
and 1t is the duty Of the Federal Government
to acknowledge the Independence Of the
manifestations By the Convention, and referred
to The Committee on Federal relations.
Adjourned till Saturday.
, 1861-02-23

GALEkA, N, Feb. 2a.-;A collision occurred
between A. Cannon, produce dealer; aud J.
somers, local editor Of the Courier, t1ast eve
ming, caused by personal article in the Cou-
rty, at which, Nh. Cannon took offense..- The
bel4geTtnts were separated after great difficult
ty, in time to prevent fatal 'tonseqnences::
, 1861-02-23

NosraoalER1, Ala, Feb. Ion motion Of
III: Cobb. Il was resolved that the Finance
Committee be instructed to inquire into the
expedIency Of laying IN export duty on cotton:
me President nominated and Congress enn-
ti1ifed Foomto, secretary Of State, and Menu
1ninger9 9eG1efAry Of tia s. keagply, and Z. Pope
! .Waiker; Secretary OF ,War.
, 1861-02-23

|: MoN7ao,;hRY, Ala, Febe y greas :Gas
unanimously passed an act declaring The estab=
lishInent Of ffce navigation Of the Mississippi,
It gives general satisfaction.
, 1861-02-23
q, ..llx.,,,its 1sa.,,ascr.,.. <.z..,.u

Ee0n2yAVAMIA1 1saS0Uct414t E6hVeNt4Ons
Pan: :Apf1PHiA, Feb. 2att-1he Democratic
State Convention .lnnulmouaIy. adonteff n sns
3ies of resolutions in faTor Of State soYereipn:
ty md Onion; rights of the 6outh In TeiIIlo.
Hee, &n: "A COMMITTEES was appointed to con
,yey,ths reaolatioAs to the President. =, :; :
, 1861-02-23

5 BosToH, Feb. 22-1he Common Council oi
this city last evening passed resolutions by i
large majority censuring Hon. Charles Summer
for his remarks In the Senate of the United
States, relative to the, signem of the petition
, 1861-02-23
OF SALE.-~Whereae,

NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereas,
asfanlt has been Hads IN the conditions Of u ct,.
tain A1ttgsEo b.arinE date en- tle drst dzT oi May,
M eseran sna szSsa aaa
t. od AdaIAa Att e Fa y .hs Gi: 2t Nes TIaae
Euges Pages LIZ to 16s inciuslve and wherras Ii
sad F1agg has resigned The appointment Of Trlsteo
duly ceasd uted and appointed accorunE to tae psa
1aaons Of said mortgage successor to Eali Elagg
power Of sse toniainsd il sd sor aI il ~ pas sae
aGraoce Of law the undersigned. Trustee under saL
5tssS M 9a ap M S{ q i
e & It II esRss9
highest bdter, tor the issEmea two hundred anl
thrtyegat Thousand and nEets frc dollars aad fort;
s. ees no2 sns.taRdss s e s Ecpss e.
thereon unpad. being the amount claimed to he due
aa ,nnS nsSss assesed lhs rtq IL n
don st the Railroad Of sad conPant from tI:e city of
shebo5gnn tn TIE City Ct Ford IA Lsc. IN Wisconsin,
railways rails bridges fences stations ae tots house.
and other batldIngN and sn The lands and heTeutal
paay thsn held Or thsreastsr acau;rpd In conueess
With the said hrsr division Of their rali ~ Of re!r
thereto whether obtained Under se E:s.a ..ad rz.E
and eorporats and other fancses of said shsb5yssn
I'D Ss%RsSy oT ess s
and als9 ~ the l2como olive engines tendeEs cars Ct
aa saP te r.
tle ). railroad then owned Thereafter acQnifc Is
sp3urenant 70 the Aforesaid line OF read IN sE;
f1tutton Of those then owned. Otherwise, ali Of
~ pturteaances aad we're to be used and sold thera-
EL.! Ell not separated thereftofn &nd were to be
Iecemrer 1stG, $50. de7s.d7s9td
, 1861-02-23
9n 100 GUNNY BAGS Jus
Ct.sszVV ,ecsiEea aaa fot sal. b. -
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GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNT, $. s, Superior Court OF Cbl"aS6
March Tstn a d. 1861. stephen Salisbury VI Frauc;s
X. West Attachment. " 1
Fnbi notice Is hereby given to the said Frapct, r
Wcst that wriss Of attachment Issued cut Ct rho
otce of TIE Clerk Of ahe superior C,aft Of ChieaEp
dated the 9Th day nf January 1sGl. The suit q
she said Fra1cl. 4 West ior nc sum q tree hndlsd
County aud lsoqu9is, which taa writs haze been re-
tnrned exseRtst SSw unless yon ne said
The said Superior { int u Chtcago, On or beforr tic
lst day Of tee ss thereof to be Holden - The Court
Marcel. = ls'i give sreclal bail. aud plead " ne
sid palntiIs aSton 3aE!nsnt viii b en. red against
The property attached rs nay BE- su0eIeut satisfy
the said Judgment ant costs, M be sold satlsfy 1h
same W. kIMEALi. CItrE
ELDE!psE 4 ToCRTELLorrx, Pitts At;yi
, 1861-02-23
4A1s~ n = FAEt lu1tEOl. : ~
Eecen,cer l5tG, 1s5o dee9d7S9td
At OR'TGAGE SALE-Wheree7

AT ORIGAGE SALE.-W hereca,
lI Joha i. Sherman OF the City Of New York, hers.
tofore MortEaXed unto the undersigned, John s. Per.
ter. q NsEark Aew Jersey, By mortgage dated 4pnl
eth, a O. las an iscorded Ia the IeeafdeFs Once a
s;sk a aEounsy Aay III ls5a u Book s. Of mortgages,
faEs S3o certain premises hereinafter deserbed to
i've ha1dreo dol1ara dated july sd, A. D. 1851 and
also OF note for nineteen hundred dollars ,A1td
febrnafy 1st A. L. 1a three years from the sad
arst Gag Of February 1883 and also 10 secure the
nent OF sent nal Interest the said drat and ne
st the as OF Zen per cent per from the INST div
Of APRIL, A. D. $50; ami whereas. defaatt 11s been
mAde u the payment Of tve EomtannnAl payments ct
interest," Ehtch Lave fAl1n d1e said draft and note
and have therefore elected to declare The said pf.
ctnal SANS dne ans parable.
Mo-. E1e tefo1e no.e Is hereby given that pursust
70 tle rowaE coutaned in the said mortgage, stsu
ee at public suction at the Court House door IN the
City Of Chicago In the County Of Cook the th1rty-
aiss day Of JsnuasyyA 1sl, Ct Ten O'clock IN tie
ne sald mostgagea @ Premises. te,x1t:.Iot number
son Roberts & stoEEs Addition @ Chicngo, tn tie
County Of Cook and State Of uInoA and III xcht and
equity of redemption q the aa.d John 7. Sherman his
hairs and assigns InefCt1.
Dated Chicago DEG Ea, 4. 2; 49,. ;. -'
JOHN s. PORTER LorteaRes.
EABwkLL 6NIfH, Alta de29d;Mti
The above sale Il postponed until Thursday. tho
5ssa SsSsa .;s az 9f Ma5ss n At the same hour and
JAMES S. PORTER Morteszee.
FAR~ILL SHrn AtEys.
Chicago. january 3tst, 1851. fcIt;s1-td
, 1861-02-23
Old So1dferss Convention Tor the Union
AZ tt Is.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 22-The Old Soldiers
Convention. consisting of the old soldiers Of
1872. Rlock HawE. FIorida. and Merican sgara
convened In this citv thjs forenonn Tha sn1'
diara ~ 1e1a ontnn9of,cr thns far 4he .rI5;sns
~ " ,tbas rea;o3 .s..a sata 80 I .ne eosto sn
OF my otneI PeIloa since Lnat time. ihey
come from al parts q the STATE. Inc meet
Ing between some of them, who had MT met
aimee they fought under the stars and stripes,
Was cutie affecting. One called for anv WIN
had foupht nnder Gen. Jackson al New o.
leans or in the Bloody Greek war but hearing
no response, he took his seat and seemed to be
wrapped in the thought Of fighting his battles
over again.
On motion, james Blake Of Indianapolis was
called to the Chair, and Capt. N. Hayden
chosen Secretary.
Thenames Of the soldiers were then enrolled,
which consumed the remainder Of hemornlng.
The Convention assembled at tWo O'Clock,
when the following resolutions were intro
1uced by Mr.. Bishop of IafRyette.
.,,.a.a u.-.., 900
me, .ne soioae1s ol tne WAX oi 1ols, ana OF SUD-
se9Haeas H.ea, VAN, r.,
The Constitution Of the United States to concs.te
traitors OF any section whatever, and that we main
taln that treason should be put down Ia al parts
oY or 1 common & county; thereby verifying the
tAct taat Ws nate 59Iefhmenh equal 70 any On
ILL.,