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, 1861-04-05
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mAKKETS BY TEkH IL. Al DEF

NE" YORK, April 4.-FLorB Heavy and &c
trade st the decline Sales 1850 his at IS s55 80
at s@5@ far eape Wa TasteFn s,a1e' fog sh1ss
tPE tSEaniBa s%sll 1,scs3
7oo io1 trade b. .ands do >Y darket closing qnief'
~ a@ II rhade ess r; sales Gso6 bfls st
r ass: for common 70 2 .edtum extra western;
aorr r stesdy It S 4o0i1o sales 500 6rls. Coin
neal. a limited business At previous prices.
WH1aKy--Pret1y good d a,and without material
Guiding iae6ss ~ ss1ez Ing 1t the 1astsT pfies.
VIII only Wy mode fate demand for expert a24
lair Chfeagosp1ing 1t rs In store md de-
livered: 1900 bu common to good NJ Clob at
%sstsan y ss stefs So esed g.
1hite : Gansdian st s1:ys@l:s9:s Rye quiet !;
nss, tms , ssse sts e SS .tts FIX ss 9e
barley malt quiet 1t f50sse: corn--uaoderate
busineas doing for expo' and home trade Market
= S;hegt hs e. 5s sss % se st ss
loH. oats ia dull md heavy at ssgss8c for western
aP s.as.S4f es3 k9fMa &c 81 eideas ssaff more se,iv
S17@i7I69 for mess: $15.5o fos western st prime
ada bnsi6s.s see b $500 fo1 eoaat
psime;: S6.S@t IS for country mess; $s@1o0 0otor
1epacked mess;. .S10Q>n for e1t19 mess. Prime
Reef hame steady at 12@l5c for state
and western. Sales 1so .hts western q
15e ;eat meats ateady At 8A@ee; sno9lde1s + a,9 s9
bacon a1iet nd trm ssles 50 onoxes bellies atske.'
casd steady and demand fsi1 Sales @ T9b & dt s9
Is fof ftate theese steady at 'or inferior
GRocEa1ss-.ssaza1.-T Raw fa inlly Kc lower, with
: ii. hyrtr'H rfina ko{ q
hh * Enba at 4HR6He; 80 hhds. Porto Rico ut
6ziaSc. and1 ii boxes Havana at 4A@Tc;. Mo-
lsssesl-Markef steady; sales 60 hhes caba 41seo-
q At ~. md by auction 800 hris new crop do At
! ao6xac, canh and % daye.
.aa testn t't j 1pssez e. g., Z Ss4
GH: 4sc1,,ati 81: II T G7& EfieMK. Hudson -,
| Haflahs 11 N,: *Re4ding 9sX e q T sc, Egg
Regsss9Fene e = g. a. VIII: q NW 81 "A.
| 171f Han Il 81 3o b1H %.
, 1861-04-05

DEAR s1R~1 hrse sent you srater,cnt that think
you are entitled to tie heIeEt of. resident Of
Bloomtngton at have heen over thirty years.
am low over City years Of age. FIR about twenty
years past my hair ts been tuIlnz !deraoly grey
and w2s almost entirely Uhii. aud very ,t.t aud
plant IlAd seen number Of certlll.tts the rrsy
wonderful eject OF your aa!r Restorative. tut sn-
posed there I0re Hetop t1a.1 truth III thcn,
entertaining s-org d'::'re TO have ;ry nat pass'
ble restored t. It's original collar ard hEeness. it
as in ny younger t'j beautiful black Ico"tEt:en
would make tue Npec1nGtt conin1s1c 1g III small
way. lpurcha-ei o'c .! yoHr small bottles. at one
dollar anu cn,unrnee usr.. fu}oa ing ttretttGns
near as could. socn discovered I'll. dandTnt IT,
moved and uy fais that Falling OIL III large 9uas-
titles, vas considerably z'Ehtene,1, AID r.a!cA
charge t4klcs place N tie !cr. hase tuned TO
use It till have used Of your small htt.cs AID
lust begun On ths f9u.tE ha:e ae a. Pretty head
Western Virginia. My head is ra-rely clear Of dan.
deut. and the hair ceased entirely from falling u', and
il soft and line, az. ferris lily ~ though i
Just from the haaus Of Frenct. eaa:npoal!eE Many
of my ac9uainisnces treuusnt!y t. m-. Butler.
where did you Eet that tlae wiz :" .-:li them It
tne effects Of ybur sc sc. II - almos: imposrt
Die to convince them that It Is original hair OF
same old greg neal.
Yours stu1t,
FREDERICK p. RCTLEE,
Bloomington. MoErce County, Indtxna.
, 1861-04-05

RICHMOND, April AT Il o'cl ock the de-
bate was terminated in the Cony ention, and
after an Intellectual effort by Mr. Wise to ex
tend the time for explaining the amendment
the Committee Of the Whole p roceeded to
vote On the third resolution, viii ch opposes
the formation of geographical or sectional
parties in respect to Federal posities, and it
was adopted.
The 4th resolution Was next tal senup. On
motion Of Mr. Wise it was amende By insert
ing the words "several Stat..s'' In lieu Of the
United states," making it decla ne that the
territories conaitute trust Q be administered
for the common benefit Of the several States.
Yeas, IS; nays, &C.
Two other verbal amcndi nents offered By
Mr.. Wise were agreed to.
Mr. Morton moved to am end by striking
ont the last sentence, viz: "If the equal
admission Of slave and fee labor into any
Territory excites unfriendly conflict between
the systems, 8 fair partition Of the Territories
ought to be made, aud each system protected
within the limits assigned it. by laws ueces-
sary to its proper Development" Lost--yeas
3S. Days 81
Pending the further consideration Of the
resolution recess was taken.
, 1861-04-05
Late and Important Kumors from
NeEN York and W8&liunIQR.


NEW York, April 4.-Great activity prevails
at the Brooklyn navy yard, and it is reported
that several vessels Of war are expected to sail
tonight, orders having been received from
Washington to that effect. Their destination
is unknown.
Bya special dispatch to the Taa,says 1t sru-
mored that the Southern Commissioners have
demanded the immediate evacuation Of Forts
Sumter and Pickens.
Orders have been sent for every raval vessel
to be INT into immediate commission. The
Administration is determined to reinforce Fort
Pickens at all hazards.
a special dispatch to the Co1:;,acrcial says
the Secretary Of the Interior has Directed that
no more land warrants be issued f ,;n1 the pen
sion Offices to the citizens Of tie seeded
States
E. Delafield Smith was app ointed and took
the oath Of Office as District Attorney of New
York to day, vice Roosevelt.
The penalty imposed on 7 he steamer Bien-
vile has been remitted.
q, GOO worth Of silks wa5; seized Yesterday
from the steamship CshaW oa, hut i inc being
paid, they were released.
A special dispatch to he Commercial saws
Lieut. Gilman has arrived at Washi rgton. He
states that great preparations are being made
to attack Fort Pickens, and troops are being
drilled daily by Southern officers. An attack
Is momentarily expected.
A special dispatch to the Times sass the bat.
terfes on Morris Islard fred into a., unknown
steamer last night for not dis1,Elyips he,
colors. Major Anderson immed'i,relY dis
patched messenger to GOV. Pickc Is for ex
PLANTATION. The vessel put TO sea.
, 1861-04-05
Daily Review Of Chicago h Malr'ket.
~, ~
TuUR8pAY EVENING, April 4. 1891.

TuuRsDA1 EvENnsa, April 4. 1861. :.
FRE1GHrs:-Sshrs Douglas and Hungarian, to
arTlye, M ,,Fb wheat to Kingston q 1ec,; ,.,.'":
Az: $E4zS5:del; @ 1o9 @ btls :Gsnsssee = e snd HONS
Do It aeI 10 81 T. e.ls A1stas G5's 1t 9se1
del; 10 brls Ledger 1t 81 % del. :,
Wheat -ReselVed, =, 1sS bu. Market dull at
western Club At s5Hc ia btore; 1000 ba fresh re-
,sis1Rts No sprisg & tTs In d
by ss%pe e1e bsss SaP dP a s n
C0RE-Reeei1ed 1S,s;s ID. Isrket ef aniet and
Iather. weaker Sales Il, 600 bu Mixed aga6Kc for
in1r saln1s ~ md s9 or fresh receipts 1000 fresh
Ts3Bseeiysa, 3sg none. Market quiet and nom
5 b1s1as 5sa. e: Market
BARLEY-Receiyed, 1,44s ba. Market an7l
sa!es g. SoQ q bu @ prime at zoe on track:
ths ao2s acze 81 @ Market e TING
ss bsss Is; ssss 81 9:gs gSSa gs7st st
sstsi Isss:s s sss Y asoP Sss Pas Il +
M1GaW1MEs1stesay; 100 bfs country It nc
spa a4t1H6fstaaa8 0t4 6tty 8 aaMe; 1T aaaso on,
MEss P9RE@qaist and tf21 Roni9al { gaa at sts.so.
+ TAkEoW6@1In VIA fal5 ds@a4a It ex@sxc.
ed. 6@9Aci Dry Flint, 12@I3c
III inho9M a ~ CohN-1 ton common at $35; tons
FoTAToEs-25oa aks prime Neshannocks at &c
PouLTRY-Lve Chickens, 81 75@a.U g doz :
Tq56eGys, TGGg, G@7Nc, 2 p. 49,
EGosZln fair demand and steady at a@sKc =
DRIED FRUITS =i0,0o0 lbs good Eastern An.
pies at e = sks IMPAIRED Peach 8 at 5Ac.
BEASS-50 bus. good: Mixed at CSC.
9nE II. ,.,,
were as f0llowa, o11A 'ote0
a1o Hogs averaging 204 1bs sat.........,s4ss at fl ss
9! 16Q" m
BEEF CATTLE-Received o. bosd sJ..1.ot 1.ot
very dnll, with light transactions at ss4om3 s FAT
menium to prime. 49, A1s
, 1861-04-05


M ~ Tnuasn1x KT11iss April 4j1set. :
The general zasrketa5 today ;were ,yefy Quiet.
Thh demand for honr vii: :1aes active; and, owing
to The nFmussa ot holders weta Limit
sdst et,@&s&4t faf sood to choice spria ag e1tras,
and 9&D24.te,1ot supsrans.;f Whest waa very
dup md x&1e loRaf; with salsa at ee7fe forewtn.
;tae :reesipt1 n r. Hap tetar heah receipts No.
4 spftag;; md 7sa7aKc for No = spring -closing
squiet Corn wRa IN ibat limited request, and the
ssaet ssa'. WV. wss xsaks VII lsht sa!e. At for
mixed. Oats, Rye and Bailey we<s duh. Timothy
Seed was In rather better demand, aud the market
vas more active It s1.76@2. 90. Th=se was bet
ter inquiry for Clover seea, but At lower,pdces,
and the transactions were Light Ut $d1aK@&so.
Hlghwines steady st 14c. Nothing doing in Pro-
ytaions. :'.* ::;;;t' T. :: ., ...,.,
Freights remain quiet. Two vessels were Ell
gagged, to arrive, At 1sc for wheat to gstoa..
, 1861-04-05


NEW YoRK, April 4.-The steamer kangaroo
has arrived.
The Tribune says that Mr. Fogs Of New
Hampshire has resigned the Missiou to Swift
zerland.
The Tribune Montgomery despate b says -
Should orders be Issued to bloc kade the
Southern ports and collect the reven ues there,
jeff. Davis will issue letters of rnS rque, and
cover the sea with privateers'
The Herald's Washington despa cEl reports
that instructions have been given To Heads Of
Departments not to hold official co1nmunica-
ton with the Seeding States Co, nmissioners.
Stringham and Case have been ordered to
Boston to take command Of the frigate Min
nesota, which Is to proceed to the mouth Of
the Mississippi. The Perry an d Powhatan
have been also ordered there. O:Aer naval
vessels are under orders, no doubt, but all
looks to collecting the rey..nue from ship
board.
The Wor,d's Washington des,,atch rays
Lieut. Gilman, from F. Picb:ens, reports that
place reinforced and now able to huld out for
some time.
Mr.. Blaisdeu arrived from Texas to-day
bringing Sc, 600 which the Secessionists filled
to get hold Of at Galveston. He states that
the paop1e have not been fairly heard, and are
di8gusted with the revolution
, 1861-04-05
WA8Ex1 sRaEaa- Perry County, rann-

Prof. Woop,
DEAR S1R Il WA Induced II. ra thna yss7 AGO
to ty your vauabe Hair Ictorattre for The pur3ose
ofceans:1g my bsni OF s'aad=uf. had suffered VITA
1t upon heaa tor Tears and hal been able
Eet anything tn 10 snt say good In ,7iug it ~!
though had tried nlaa5 ?, ecas:ttsonA. until sa1
there ut the time. caI1e, tiross l. kuhke'a Drug
Sire. and bougat . bott:a and ao* am g'rpartt to
removed all tandfuf r. m my head, Al a2l;cs-
ton once IN two weeks kee23 It free from Any stGlag
or other nnple1aantneea must ni<u state ta: rly
hSlc had become quite white IN Places and by th.' a>
Of your preparation, has been rr-tnret t. its original
color. ain now fifty ear. OF ..e, and althousn
have used tFo botttes Of the Restorative, oae ls
any know wtedge OF tt "a allow few grey ha1s
MAN. in order to ha!u my apn- araute comrort with
my esd, 3fy head |. now of icss trouble to me, in
been child, consider ynur preparation vi great
value, and although do net IKE to expose myself
part q it IN any aspe you taak proper If 1tis wur1
anything to you. IeuFs, &C..
, 1861-04-05

Il, Jeatun Atzins On the eleventh day Of January
A D. 1850 executed and delivered 70 me- the unteT.
slgned, a. Trustee \ Deed Of Trust, conveying the
premises hereinafter degcribr to secure the payment
OF certain promtssoSy Note therein mentioned and
described 1ot full description Of which said note
and Ct the power IN said Deed contained. refer
hereby made to ne Eeeord u sata Deed wIich
aer'e otacs q Coek County Ilinots IN EooE Is Of
don has 6een made to me BY Joh1 Rrooka ths 1asa
and Legal holder rsof to sch eaid rrenies Hn3s
and virtue Of the power IN said Deed 81 TFnyt roG
tAned. and tor the purposes therein expreuef 0
Now. theEefoTe public notice "a befehY gJven that
shall sell at pGbnc auction. 1t tha nortk 1nr ~ tre
E9nEt House n the Clty Of Chicago. il shs stste of
Intnos tor the highest snd best prIco he same v III
hxng u es 1of s1e purposes In said Deed Of Trust
e1p.eSaea az tsa oc!ck N the foreaoon On Saturday,
The thIteenth daY Of April A. D. B6i tie premsea ID
aa1n 4eea o. ilnst desebed and s#nate III Evanston,
r Tue EoQnty Of Cook. and State Of Mloos tewit:-
Gouai3sn2hS p point In the centre OF the County
os9 LouT ~ Toda south Of the north line Of Section
eass ence running east to the east line Of the north
sisaIsen thence south six rods and etx.y fuur hun
north line Of md Section eighteen 70 the centre Of
ne afoEe4aA County hoad. thence noHthet1y Along
fha centre OF sad road to the plAea Of beginning
tAtntnx about pue-andxhan {5i} acre, Or less,
tpEethT Ykh tha huilttnE1 thereon; together with at
the 4ppurtenaucea theruanto bela1RlGE. and III tbs
right title, beuaAt and equity ct redemption Of eald
Jea<1 BIZ het!4 9r asaiE4s y Hna to kald pro
Chicago, March 13tt, 1861. ',@~-~' Mh13EKFt4 4
, 1861-04-05

ISptt18I 10 TIE y; I. HeFaId-
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.--The report that
the Brooklyn had reinforced Fort Pickers By
landing troops Is incorrect. Supplies ouly
were landed.
The present attitude Of the Cove ument at
Washington is regarded Is truce, my viola
ton of which would cause immediate hostili-
ties.
The tariff of the Confederate States on
Northern manufactures is already found to be
inconTeniently high by Southern merchants,
and it vii be reduced ut the next Congress.
, 1861-04-05

81 c,.z e,,
T., sHtlWlfh
LAY n ~ DcaEian. thirlta~
r, H.a.
=. - y '':'ltt.. y ". .Mattooa.
Z - ock. ATSolA
3t9i.icS " 8 obriea, ALL
M',te.
=; - MY ;oHSe7. OsS'3ads
ina,tsi HtiA2e, Mtttnon,
i, !; y. Cope. Falr;lElt,
Illolni's'!n 4 k,+Alhl'n.
Lewis L HuHliv, atprst an
HaTipsiEes j. brown. Iaro
t:,r - = = y l.e.,hr n.e.,krf' tHFe,t ! .,,,t.
= vi ,.si',,, y 80 41'0'
II !; Ei"o s; sfo;,'. uie. !.
INA f11ass = l.r.,1rf. t.,+v
'.'. II, t,.nee - ~ 1 AfltIia s;i Li1y,;
I III i = Sav,x::,,t, 80, n'at.a.,l,'N b,a,n
~ ~ t'ne,,,,t f:snsv,
Hulk i. Ena ! arnr.
T.. Il 1fnrSI Anna
"a r
,,,..s ~ ~ l. . JoEesn I, ,ros
RaaE ray q HFo- III. Ia1'
Y,:'7, uaet; ~
Ast.ela s. g 1ohnstoh, stcf-
uns
3S;atoa = 5oc, + niton C!1T.
4 lhtet d. Bro. Aefrssch.
""LNa y 1a!u1grs. 1a'
ICES,
Tonn = soEief' Naaao;n.
=. = o5TR ef. hnoSFllie,
r q, Meater, ADl!lTsoa.
{ g., ~, CID. hno3Ff!le,
= AdteI e. t;oISaa: do:'
E. :: naatlpsEoa- dale
Tnos ~ W,--,,,, p-,a-ono+.
= 4o,;s,,1, - :. ~ - ,nt.uspp!.'
vitis ~ ' eAf'eH
T. z ~ sGla..aiat . taienFuN' :.
, 1861-04-05

]. 8. Richards. Moline.
). l.. Mt.aer+ Rock Island,
VI. i. House, Cor;,4ytA.
= 7. Chamberlain, MolIEe.
c. T. C!epr~n5erd l. Co,
Cordovia,
Battle, Camden Mills.
j. Il. Du1iagt-n, Jeeser.
vile,
Collins, Carlyle
4. B. Lockwood, Carlyle,
VIM. T. Cook. do.
J. u Lewia, Morrison,
+ II. TnoEna;, EilAllcotna,
H. j. kugE. Peoria,
Gulet 3 Co.. Ia sale,
VA otn,rg & cuppJ, Earl
E. l. Battorhc.d, Mr..
ssltt1es,
2. Walker, Ottaws,
kochtlrr d Co, Fern,
~ Goon . 7s Atu1oAA
nn-pi1s, Aibauy..
L. 1ncmpson. Cftawa,
y. !: = =. D. 1hora.sr,
M1gnoila.
ga3. Dl1of1, Calhonr,
i. r. . T. Johnston. Dsar-
mot1L
k'dge"sy q Hilltan1s, o.
ney.
y. Y. Cullen 0lDeT.
p Canchenoar. GIGarncnt
Shirley Il sttles ArIlia
Ae1 q HungaEe. Loul5Y'e,
George EtnlCk. Xenla
S, c, Roberts, DECATUR,
W. 4. Earues. 40.
J. 3. Brown, do,
Mcfsahe d lfilIIehtant De-
casur.
lafor1e l. Co Decatnr.
VI. IS. EresseT IN
J, Dtdee Caie,a
, 1861-04-05

RICHMOND, April s.-The secessionists have
elected their candidate for Mayor By l 900 ma
jority over Mills, Uniouist-
The State Convention re-assembled to-day.
Bcott made speech expressing utter hope
1esaness Of the North giving sufficient guazan-
ties to the South.
Richardson urged immediate secession.
, 1861-04-05

RICHMOND, April Am officer of the Fed
era1 army was in New Orleans, He WIS sent
By his Government at about the time Of the
secession Of Texas, and remained there, it is
suspected, for the purpose Of giving informa-
ton. The War Department Of the Confeder-
ate States has sleePless eye on him He is
believed to be Peuusy1vaniau.
, 1861-04-05

MASTERS SALE.-State of ILL
4tl nols: Cook COUNTY, SIS Adnlph yaehde u,
julius Wolf Caleb O. dalstead aud William B. Ogden
In nj. Superior Court Of chicago. In Chaucery
pqbiE noaee 10 hereby Eiycn that Hiram + Mather,
Will on n'ntn dag ef April 4 p ISL at ten oclocK
in the forenoon Of day In obedience to the
Of decree Of said Court to enforce mechanics lien
entered IL the above entitled caase and TO pay tae
petitioners Judgment tor that cause against the above
70 the highest bidder a. the nsrth door of tue Court
House Of the Coanry Of Ccok IN the Clty Of Chlca3o
situate In asd Conuty Of Cook wiz Lot one BlocE
twenty nine IN Osdens Addition to Chicago and tae
building thereon. HIRAM F. NATTER
As=tetin Chaneery Of the superior Court ot Chicago
hISa. sctTr WILSON solicitors for Petitioner.
Dated Chicago. March 16, ls6l u,hI6t..sstd
, 1861-04-05

HARTFORD, April s.-Wm. Woodruff, Demo-
craS is elected to Congress IN the 9TH District
hy 50 majority. i
, 1861-04-05

:Tot1I- Az 492 %
The foregoing statement is made and published
In pursuance Of the ''Act to authorize the bust
ness OF Banking" and is a correct statement from
the books of this Office.
G. VAN SYEENWYK,
Bank Comptroller.
REJECTED WtscoFsN BAHKs.-For the conren-
ience Of our subscribers, who may wish to have
them together, We publish the following table,
showing the rejected Wisconsin Banks marked
with star In the Comptrollers report, with their
entfrnafa1 ro1ua
, 1861-04-05

New YoRK, april 4-1he Revenue cutter
Harriet Lane left her moorings of tue Battery
and anchored at Quarantine. She is bound to
Sea.
, 1861-04-05

81. LOTS, July 10Th, 1s1o.
3 b11s SseR s1as,o= ses ne thu 1rasre and sst,tac
Hair Restorative, after rr!nl Ct hye years COM
mence ID using Your eHtcrattsa IL TaHuaf dincs
which time have cot been wt.1aEt hottie on haE't-
and a. least oMe'thlth grey i fay applications
stopped It, falling. sKd 10 three weeks there not
grey Isir to be fouat!, nee. has :aere been up to
this time
After my hair was comp1etrtg restored, continued
it, ns: By Supplying II tc.t t:ee tiNts mouth. Ny
har has y. c"Itnu ell h. atls: sc+ ana Elotsy and
facn above nc:.tirEe4 will be CT ANY narHenlar I'd,
vantage to ye tater your vanity II tnla lata
day a. an a. ere thty 2r- ~ well knoWn air:aa.
have occupiei. ny t1e Ia iravel h. Greater raFt
Of the time the nast three years aud avc aks pr1ts
aad pleasaTc IL E,M.nendi yoss lestofatsss nnd
stances have met with pcoPl: that have prnouEcst
Il hucahug, saying shes had n,tt it and without e
fct In every & nf .eg gFyseq os gr'o
all but had used some rev a7trc said to be as gect
a. yours and selling 3: ahoM aa!i the price. have
above which have 20 doubt arr hn1nbtl@s Ii IL
tonIshtng that peos1 Will atTvni7e article Of
reputation, when there Is che at hand that has bean
9p2aren,ls, scn1c II those caas!ataas have not
brains enough to ritz ADVERT ssHit4t as nnuca
THEY led yvrrs, wo for 'Tord. IN several ln-
stances merely inserting sotae other oame In plsce ot
have, within the rast gre yea7S seea ard talked
with more than two Thousand that have used
ness grey hair seal: head dsndri1i. and every dis.
ease tine .en1p and head arc subject to-
1cAe1 to ree Jcn GSssn:t1s, at your original paGt
OF business here, but sesrled 73u we're now living Ii
You are Ut 1bert? tn rubbish this to refer pares
= ma Any eSn1Imanlea,;en 1I dressed to ma, vsrs
Box NJ. "" vn SoRrs Y Rro@gii;y FFSiy, answered.
JAMES WHITE, D,
, 1861-04-05

J. II. ED & CO.,
LORD s. SMITH.
SM I TIL g. DIV Err.
E. H. SA r GEAN MT.
AND ALL OTHER DEALERS IN calSAGp
Aso, By the following Druggists in Illinois
, 1861-04-05

CH1RLEsron, April 4-Lieuts. Talbot and
sneider have just reached the city with flag
Of truce. They are now in consultation with
Gov. Hckeus. Nothing hss transpired as to
their mission, but Will telegraph as soon as
known.
, 1861-04-05

NJ ASTER'S SALE.-State Of ILL
~ no1s, Cook Couaty-s-s: Superior Court Of Chi
Artisans Baak vs. Stephen a. Douglss Adele DonsIa3
and August Belmont,
Public notice Is hereby giTen that in pursuance Of
order entered in the above entitled cause on
ter Ia Cbancey Of the Superior Court nf Chicaso VII
ss a. pnbilc auction to tie highest bidder for cash af
tue north dloI Of the Court HOUSE Of Cook County
Y tbs City Cf Chicago, In said County of Cook 81
TUESDAY, the twent. third day OF April, a D. 1851
tng dseeresd rtal estate Situate lying and being in
{ne CIV Of Chicago County Of Cook, and stats Of
notn b inclastvs tn Block aye M in eners Addition
ne:estar to sAtisty the Indebtedness due said c,m
Plaaa1t qnder said decree and costs, together with
8A1e. TEA Sf.frTT
Master in Chance-y Of the Superior court of Chcsgo
Chicago, Iarch 18th 1851 mhltte Il
, 1861-04-05
nh4KHMFv-

Crzc1xsAr1, April 4-Judge McLean, OF the
United States Supreme Court, died mere 1hls
morning.
PENSACOLA, Fla. April 3-Capt. Bergman,
commanding the Wyandotte, died yesterday
Of hraju IeYer.
, 1861-04-05

Comptrouer's Report.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !.
BANK CoMPTRo1LEK's OFFICE,
Madison, Feb. i, 1851. &,
The following ts statement Of the number OF
B4nks in operation on tie 3tst day OF January. L.
D. 1861, the securities transferred to the State
Treasurer in trust for each Banking Association,
and the amount OF countersigued and registered
notes, issued to each, and outstanding 1t that
dste: -,
About
value 3
Hn1ln
, 1861-04-05

C4AR1Esros, April s-The Convention
voted BY 14s to g to rat1fy the Constitution oi
the Confederate States. :
, 1861-04-05

ABSTRACT Of fReportH from various Coun.
Ties la the state as to the Condition
Of leading growing Crops. and oall-
er IN btec1s Of especial interest to the
Farmer. =.
, 1861-04-05

1861. Spring Trade. 1sG1.
ehave this Spring the largest ever brought To
COOLEY, fhRWEll & co.,
this market bought cheaper and viii be soll chcsper,
~, IL AND 4G
Our Mr.. Cooley resides In New York, ard gives his
Wabash Avenue.
whole time to purchasing goods. which, with cur e1-
D r Y G. O Q us
tenEge sAles, gives us advantages in Offering goods
Joe BE a s..
chear that will COMMAND the attention cf the hest
tTHuE.
, 1861-04-05
M A r I, N E.. T. I S r.


r..{ -. t.',z, =: -: '----.: 49,. ---~--
sttci1,yI:) -: ARRIVED. April 3,
: 81 railroad tea. i l.. :...;i$ti :
schr Fl Tempo, Lenox, ManisosRooi Ioeb m shin
o9t bssS ys Witt; 4 Rt,er . m .um
sohr Min e i BaEsr, & shsbo3asn, T. 8 'a d. 1ood
+sehr " Htnsdale, Pazaon, Amsterdam, 20 cords
acht Honest John, Ro1Iin, shsboygan; u Ids wood
schr ? Hagden, Peterson, AnstsIdan1, 100 cords
schr Loniea Anna, W1net Mau1stee, 80 eds wood
Brig sasaa Clark Christian Lind's Pier, ss Cd
sehr chsl i Hlbbard, cuile, Port Washington, 100
aehr =; xoda arrrsnee 1Awrsn's shs1oysfn. Is eds
sehr Gsssi tte, ,Fulten, win Rivers saon .npele1
sehF ffa 5ef a5aRs }sta Flood Grand River 1an
sehr orion4 Hammer, Port Washington, IS cda
sehr John I IIllfsy, thompson, Amsterdam, s. cd4
132K bzta tsh.
, 1861-04-05

The Chicago Fugitive Slaves.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April 4-The five iug1'
tives were examined before United States Com-
missioner Corne.u this morning. The proof
against them vas clear and apparently 1ndls-
pntable. They were accordingly delivered
longed to Jacob Vea1e-rhe women and chill
dren to HiranssP Of st. Louis county,
Missouri The slaves were taken to St. Louis
on the evening train.
, 1861-04-05

The Mfss1ssfppl.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, April 4'-Three and
half feet Of water in the channel on lower
rapids; shout on 3 stand.
, 1861-04-05
*Those marked with star are thrown out here
RECAPITULATION.
Whole number Of Banks In operation. .....,.1 lid
With circulation OF. ~ 4Q5 TIA


BANKS WINDING UP.
Statement IN detail, Of the specie held in trust
winding up, aRd their Outstanding % circulation on
the 3let day Of January, 1861:
, 1861-04-05
Tho Rhode Inland Election.

The Rhode Island Election.
Providence, april 5. The election to-day
resulted in the defeat Of the Republicans.
Gov sprague {Union) is reelected BY o large
majority. The Legislature is the came in its
political character Sheffield and Brown are
elected to Congress over the late Republican
members