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, 1861-04-30

This week, though beginning 80 roughly, closed
with higher temperature, aid scarcely any rain.
The progress o1 the ypung " leAt has not beeD
rapid. aud he1d-laborers have been con-ldeEsbly
hindered but the grass has been growiog freely,
and fair crop Of hay Is promised. All vegetation.
considering the character OF the season, has made
fatr advance, and the ear1y-Bnwn aut1mnal wheat.
as Will u that p,ant-d in spring, LOOKS we'll
Of very doubtful aepcct and the entire breadth Is
very short. The change to wa mer wealth. r, how
+ver, following upon the holidays, has produced
duller markets, as STEAMERS from the Baltic
have already made large additions to the
good supplies, and new wheat, both Eugllrh
But the reduced st1cks OF old must keep srch
quality upun a high range. 4 hn -sfidinEscale
In France heing found to work badly. new Corn
laws are heiny Introduced there, on the basis OF
fixed and very moderate duty. THIS will bring
that aud our own country 10 oear assimilatiun.
sud for time guarantee greater plenty Oh this eide
the water. With favorable weather. therefore,
nav see come reaction III our markets, nolwi'h-
standing the abatement Of monetnry pressure:
though as stocks If English work of, rerisult~
helidays bave checked busiuess. and prices have
very little altered In Paris mIElers VIII Lot gh
inlo stock unless 1t easier rri ces. Belgium and
Holland ~ we'll the Ba' tic, have been In calm;
frmne6s. The fears of rou5th lately felt in Al
gerla hare given p,ac to the prospect Of abun.
dance and a very early ga'hcrlnss. in consequence
Of scasonahle and heavy fail ot rain, barley be-
at New York, breadstufTs have not been so firm
or active. ..--..-- H.. ......
The sale. noted last week were a, ,a73 qrs wheat
at b5a I'd, agAln1 Ii, e23 orr in 1860 The London
averages were 59s Sd on SGT qre. The arriTalt
into ,he principal orta Of Great Britain, for the
week ding March 27th, il wheat and dour, WERE
equal to 14o,6s1 qrs wheat, Of which 5il qrs were
colonial.
, 1861-04-30

Central. Michigan cantIa1, and Pennsylvania, Cen.
tral show an advance Of per cenf. Michigan
southern and Northern Indians Sinking Fund
Bonds are much wanted, the price In New York
having reached 81. In Illinois Central aud Eric
Shares there has been an advance OF I per cent.
and New York Central Of q perttTt ThH market
at the cnse is attcr owing to the threatening as'
pect OF European politics.
Console close 8l13 10 Il for money. and 91A for
account, 9th MuE being Il per cent lower than the
clos. .ng p.lce on this day week, notwithstanding
the reduction OF the bank rate for dscoant to per
cent.
, 1861-04-30

Total 80. 75g19 1880 49,. ...-
The arrival Of the first fleet Of yes sela from the
lower lakes has canEed renewed activity In buE1-
ness circles The attendance Oh Change was
large, and business was quite vely in erery de-
partmeut.
The demand for Flour was less active because Of
the decline In Eastern exchange. and the market
was not go buoy ant as on Saturday. Holders, how
ever were firm, and we have no concessions to ucte
In prices. About 500 brs changed hands at $4 $50
s Is medium to chofce Spring extras, and 50 .
for fair super1ue. The Wheat market opened
rather tame, with g decliping tendency; but be-
fore tae close. owing to favorable news from New
York, 1t rallied, and Saturdays prices were eus-
taiped-about G5.030 5ushels having changed
hands at 06@91c for No. Sp.tng ard 93@94c Tor
No Aspiring In stora-Eubject to &c storage. For
preferred currency, No. i Spring was sold
at 93@95e in store. The Corn market WAS
was particularly active under good shipping de-
mand, and tho market advanced 17c with ssles Of
a25,0oo bushels, at 374c for River Yellow o. b.;
s6He for High Mixed anoat; 35@3ss for Canal ard
River Mixed afoat; 31@3514c for Mixed in store;
and s0x@31 for Rejected in store-the market
closing steady. Oats were quiet with light tzans-
actions at 23c In store and PIC On t-aok. Rye and
Barley neslscted. Highwines Inactive at 49,.
The Provision market is almost motionless, md
quotations are entirely nominal A lot OF GO bb1s
Picked Hams was cold at 3l6 D9-which il the only
transaction reported. The dacliho In exchange
| has tended 10 render the market easier.
| In Live Stock there has been rather dull mar
ket Hogs close dull ut $3.50 gross. with little de-
| mand either by shippers or packers. Beef Cattle
were mora active, and the yards wera pretty well
cleared at g. oo@3.75 for fair to prime, and $40Q
/ FIR extra.
, 1861-04-30

Unforeseen circum= tance have prevented some
OF thr ladies' fran being IL attendance at the Saw
ipg Hall urcr M.. AcVickas's 1heattr today, a.
was expec, ed, consequently, come articles which
were sent there hy come at our generous n!er-
chants were taken away a.aiu. Ladtts have sleo
been there and found 1ha h 'll Closed. no one haS-
ID: called on Mr. Mcyickar for the key Now we
wish 10 say, that the room will be open on and
after ten O'Clock this mnruinE. and Ladies' II at
tend 4uce to receive m ateriat sc. Let no lady be
diehe.rtened at finding closed doors yesterday, but
le, al come this morning tesdy 10 g tn work.
, 1861-04-30

l. J:arurc Atk!Ea, or TIC eeventa day Ct IAn:asZ.
5ssa e7sSuted and dsltveFsa J ~s' G 59o r.
premises hereinafter d-srio t,*e:nre tue Eaynsaf
Of certatn Promissory Note fh=tcn tneationed ano
ssa y s5 sI fn l. &
T. ne Rv RTsps o. Sa Il ossa &c .3 va
~ sea PsfS Hes ce e fcSs ak Gsons; IGo u ooi Is &
d the payment ct Eald r ,IaSs3sy sete and apfaca
md p9 II Tue Il The power aid iced oi Tfa,t Co.
tasd I'D e. tae ] ssIs!n
Goa1t Ho1ae II the CITY Of CCic:go IN the stIe q
s r. 1 asst e. aa TT i pse' asa m III
expressed At tea oclark i, te torercon on Saturday,
81 thEtseash day q AsE1L ! D, !SS: t6s fsH.*,a
u the County Of Cock and Stats Ct Illinois, IT, Wit
Road four % rods s'nth of tie north llno q stco5
east thence running east TO the east life Of The reEth
Eett qusrter OF qaarer q IA ID seeoa
eight5ea thence south al soda aEa t1ty flur LII
aorth ias of sid s:stsoa % ei:htsen % tss centre Z
tnt Aforesaid CcSnty Ecad, tt.enet northcr!y alo4&
~ fe1ts Ct sa road T. tae plaza Of M = c
together With the buildings t9rtou: tugetrer HMh -
the appuItenanccs thsssnlto belo4 hx sud ~ n n
Ja het;g 9!.61 4 eRa te 1T ss'
Chicago. uarcs Eth. !sd'.
7ns above sale IL hereby 3estpensd uash 1u'f'as'
ssa inss :t s97 hour c'Ias q eGesaoEY 7rsseA
rb.,nove AL, IL further postponed to Friday sSsA
4 sam" hour a93 EsR s. eazGozy Trussea
The aocye sale ia hereby further p:st2ensd to Non;
gay, sae sth day OF eHAs s1fAss 4 GaEGonY, r.asssa
, 1861-04-30

PEE ARAr1A.1 tL1vEnPooI, Apsi. 20.
Liverpool Bzeadstuf1s dull, with but little ipqut
r., and prices weak.
Richardson. Spence & Co. Bigland & Athya,
Wakefield d Mash, report do1r dull and quotations
pominal at 2sl30,
GRA1s-Nh~at anIet int steady; red western
at l1s3dG 13s9d; white 1g=3d 114-Bd. Germ dull
and quntatiuns barely nominal mixed 3i=GG l37s;
white 81 b3'sGd.
pRov.sIoSs-Generally steady. Dlgland /
Athya, and others. report Beef steady with con-
bacon dull; Cumberland 4ss; long rnidlles 4o.
Lard quiet st easier uut unchanged quotations, at
5s@56s.
Tallow elightly declined.
LONDON, April 20. 1850.
BREADsruF-Dull, owing to favorable weather
for crups.
bS4Gas
FLotR-807.
GRoc.EIEs-Eea firm.
LoNbox-Consols closed at 91HG9a for money; :;
92Rosh for account. increase lii bullion In the
Bank Of England, E10, GEO. In American stocks
Barring Bros report business cherked By sdricta
from America. Quotations are. e. 8 s. 81; Ere
shares 22S: do 30 mortgage 81; III. c. shases 26k;
discount; do II, es3s; n. T. c. shares 722H u. {,
s. Of GO, 90.
Bell, son i Co., report tie market drmer and
RY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Eve.
Breadstufra. quiet without important trarsao
tions; provisions steady.
LONDON, Saturday Eve.
consols closed el;1G9a for money, and 81 70.
account, American staek4 the latest eales were
Illinois Central shares 273< discount, Eric share:
26H@G1.
, 1861-04-30

MA ALL PERSONS DESTROYS or UNIT
}Xng ieg with the Reserve Guard Of North hi
sEasSs7 cago. are requested to meet at North Mar
xeI Hall, this tTussdag} evening. at o'clock.
rhc Hall Will hereafter be open iur drlu Gil Tuet.
day and Saturday evenings, B. W. Thomas and
..hatle6 YatQes. drill uasiete.
, 1861-04-30

wa r1c cvEt and A:1.ed by the Pittsburgh,
Fort Nayre AID Chicago cara near Ainsworih
Station. D.cea.e3 was walking on the track
OF lhs Michigan Sou:hera, the tracis OF The
two E,a.iroads til rs running side BY side
He.si1za tai approaching behind him ha
e.epo.d 10 th5 ether tack nct knowing that
trains vera approaching on bo'E tracks The
EGG, rcEr of the other traia as above, SAW the
uufcr'un.t, man, but too ,a:e TO check sped,
sud Walls vas run ever erd instantly killed
the b5a7 b:i:g shockingly mutlated. De.
eeas-d was ebc1t IS years Of ege, believed TO
b. single nan. lie ha. for some weeks past
resided aear A!esEorlli, passing his time in
dshin=, It IS .Aouah: ho has relatives living
IN Madison, Wis. Coroner james went down
sod t:ii al ing 1cst cn Sunday. The few
eHz..s 13!t by etosased are In his hands here.
EXCELSIOR IRoS WoRKs-Several men en-.
listed from .h!s establishment il the Highland
Guards, eaeh oze cf whom was preaented With
Colts revolver Private McKal, an appren.
tic=, paid bis sine Sc usual
To dsy Ta=Ed.y] a flag is to be raised ever
tbs establls sh1ert, and game cock, which
will poiat to the wind at all times, 3ndicafiog
that they will uphold the old flag under all cir
cumstancss.
- Par3:es go:cg to housekeeping would
Do veil to attend the large and extensive sale
Of aew au5 "a hand Household Furniture,
Mirrors, Stoves, Cfockery, &c, Alto choice
collection Of Plants off:red this morning at
auction at Ok o'clock st 50 Lake st., by GU
bert. sanp:on T. Warner:
For THEY RECEIVED IT The dlspatch ar
nopncl1g the e,sest Ct Senator Mason for ttea
toe, was received AZ d promulgated here at a:
early hsur last evening. I: sprtad througl
the city like wsl1 fire. There was not pub
lie assembly whc-stt vas rot announced, a1a
there vera several waE1e It called out i'm
nnerss applause. The boys IN the score o
more ot drill rooua, the grea. audience a
Bryan Hall, the throngs in our streets were Al
electrified by the news that the 1aT was de
mo1st1aizg It's supremacy and held m azch
t<sjtor IN its grasp
, 1861-04-30

The following are O series Of Resolutions passed
at a meeting Of Germans, held April 2sth, at thu
German House:
WHEREAS, Complaints have come to the officers
Of the Gtrman Society hy Gs rman women on Ac-
nauc+ Commit ee Of the War Fuud, and
WuEcEAs, There is in said Finance Committee
no German represents tive oi the families that n
to n pDyrt although the number Of Grtmaus In
Chlcsgo who hGv. gone forth Ia the deieAce OF lhe
country far exc. d All other nationsllties,
Re<oic<d. That We deem 1t required by clfcnn.
stanc:s, and therefore ask. that the membrrs Of
SAID FiuaIca Cornmi tee add 10 their humber one
German. who shsll re aidrd by one assistant from
each division I t this city,
volunteers IL not matter of mere humane charity,
but that it Is sacred duty resting upon remaining
citiz-1r. q dn.y whicn, ip lsc private e9o:c.ip-
frou tho Ci.y aud County Treasury. ,-..
lsesotesd, Tnat We regard as highly improper
o he
pressed by member Of the said Finance: .onmit.
tne an pretext for refusal Of application ior
ki.tauca Of q German WON n with Two children
near by That there were plenty OF young men to
90 ont, that married men coua have stayed At
home.
to The respected families should be done in man
ner ard b. euch men. as will avoid Any show as II
the eame were rendered By way CT assistance TO
otdiaar5 duty towards the relatives OF those Who
have marched In the 6sld to shed their blood for
| those remaining at hume in peace
ResoIrkd. That the Germans Of Chicago are hero.
By earnestly called upon TO cantsi@ute directly to
the Finance Committee for the support Of the lam.
| tbs requests above set forth, be complied ~ith,
| Reso!red, / bat We solicilously recommend to
our fellow citizens. the Collecting Committee ap'
| pointed by the meeting OF patriotic -rmans.
| Rtsofred, That we present for appointment oy
the Tluance Committee the following gentemen,. Z.
| Far member Of TUE Finance Committee, J. ".
Eschenbur!: for Assistant North division, A: Y.
Hesins /; for Assistant South Division, J; j.; Gin
| dele fur Aeei=taLt West Division. A. r. u
t II. Muller.
ResoIred, That il case such families Of Eolnn
teers who are destitute. should for reasons O. ael
1c'cy neglect 10 call for assistance thelr
aud II anita aEe hereby requested o give aa1o[mn
t!on tnsreot to tha gentleman named IN tne 1ote
Eo1ug Resolution.
,Hesosged, That this meeting adjourn to rcaes en-
Ole on SUNDAY next ut 10 o'clock A. H., At thli
sans Fl.ce 10 receive reports Ut Whist hxve beer
The object OF the re4.luiitns
HENRY GREESBAuM. preet.
| l. RREErANn. Sec'T.
, 1861-04-30

As}A TIE MEMBERS OF THIs COMPANY
fz#t1 ere requested to meet for nrili on Wedaee.
eE#Ea day evening next. st half past seven o'clock
exactly. at tho Borrd Of Trade ieooms on South
Water street., N. K. FAtRBANK,
CYRES PRATT .
U0RATI0 piNKHAM
ap3lat WATSON MATTHEW'S.
, 1861-04-30

I LIE LGZEILt Vi GdtH1tt1I IUHtH1I9 1HE 1U11UH1ll5
The prospect referred to yesterday, of the re-
sumption OF produce shipments to the Sonth dis
appeared this morning like q fash cf powder, IN.
der popular demonstrations; and it is now settled
that nothing In this line can be sent South from
this place The trade have finally concluded to
submit to the will Of the people IN this regard
, 1861-04-30

tB Don't fail to purchase cue Of S1oat's i'm
proved Lock Sutch Sewing Machines. The simp-
Lost and the best With all the lases: improvements
1t No 81 claSk street, under tho Sherman Hor1e.
epSoSt
, 1861-04-30

IVA, COMPANY K OF THIS REGIMENT
Fz9&eIhae been reported with full complement
sssazs1 of men, nnd have been accepted. and are
ready lo march at the tap OF the drum, This conf
pauY is ofIice7ed az fu1lnws: Wm II. Rantted,
':,ptain ,ieorge n. Reed. LIST Lieutenant; John
Gilman. 2d Lieutenant.
, 1861-04-30

MORTGAGE SAL A4E,-WhcrtaA
iaY Of &C eber. te year os Lerl to>.n.aad
II to tie ands, i. led bis cerr-ia nrtE.e- a.sd
s safn eafs hf ~ p
ass Is r. e sEn Es E S5 =
.pscaysiy : drixaS int:rf.t j. f.; X Iss:t:
3ss 3ssa lasd @ IL I'd
County efc ok in ts M sat- - 1hc y IN & = III; e
,a3 ese ads he 81 d s ta- "a an n,p6 p;aoFs
a9sss rs s5erstsTe - pa aat,se s?ss7 :n,t
hs saa sha s1a;r ad by ,ses a. 4 s1
gaSs iced saa t2r IT. tas uses ~ ~ paFpssSs hs1e e T.
r. the GosFt HSss M l. tns st. is,ss ss 81 a.,
ID the County Of css az ~ fas ef n sis ae h1
avisf'is i ss b'ask = na9Sefsa sE4ayssvss i,
i.setlon sssals;t% III. 1sza t@Ety:nts -,
r. Il faa $es s
GLLur E1FcHcooS, Alta -.,....-..
rHANCERY notice State Of
ts1c.rg iqs H. 94egEy 4s1y sf S1s 7upa'r Court Of
5f!i t9o 80 'iSsa Sss 81
liam T. Yalrju, Joan " oahri ge, Jr y IL All I'll
haaa Jr, Alfred james. MstAe L-fln J"hn NtlaNa
3 B. Maa,n, Wuli4t. Eallsy. Sam! HoTe, K ".
asny5 aasRy sHia a,s = snnl m4xa a
A. H,pk1ns. Sarah 4. Hepk12s Char 70 T. Watt,
2eorge H. Spring. Winthrop =. Srr.g. Thonni
Thom 3n- Gsorgs A. Bryan, C1sr:es C. Allan and
Aihaa?,t q t!e asnFssas.ss ef william, r; 1ovs.
teT, Gldeon Seul!, Jr- Beaont LecGwood GecF.a
den G. oEgs bryaa, tAarlee G. All H. td~fa He!rt
Ja1s3 y. Johnsnu- a. j. B1"l FArrfu Newton .fi
Jona Wsoc, fourteen CIT It def nahGts above nanril
PeriuF Court OF tchlcago.
Eottee ID hereby giTcc t. the SAID william r Lows
(oT, benoE1 Ioc4Hood- Ctteon Sclll JF. Get rsS
bnckharl. Holb2tt aE1:l-a, 4. Y. Ferry, LaFid O..
den, Georga :. Br5a,- Cha:iea G AlieG. fdwin Hy
Jsmes n. johnson. A J. pue+ NaEEen Stwtot 9ad
Johu WHson, that the .cplalasnts nlcd thel bill q
complaints In said Court tbs q a1cer, ft tAeteok
On the tskh DAY # Harca. p vt. aut that suID.
thereupon lsn-d cut OF said urt against eatd
defendants, Eeturnabe Il: lrat Monday q Ap!!l
0a the :tE day It April IL -s1ed out OF sad {: at
alas summons Agst.s; said de.ecuaatk retu7n&ha
On tbs nsst Monday nf May nt1t, 'e-:
NoE. ther fore uulGr5 ZOE the aalt william R. LoTa-
10y, BenoIi l:ocKHood GNleo. eun JE- George
den George a BrYaa. Cn Eiea c .len, Edwin Hosk
James y. Johcscn, A. i. sus'. Warren EeatCn and
John Wilson, shall persccay All. eprear b. fsss
said Superior Court Il tn rig ut Cook CoI ", o1
the first say Of tie next tern tn to o. h- laen At
1861, and plead, 4 demur to sas salt conr
plalnant5 bill of Complaint, tas sane Al. the at45
a1d things therein ctafKsc and stste1 will b: taRs =
confessed aud decrae entered asa ~ syu -
to tie prayer IT said nj WALTER klA5A,, l.
GALLUP d HITCHCOCK CIers-
| Enn4u i-l
, 1861-04-30
A>0Bt.

r OST.-On Thursday forenoon,
Twelfth street Terrier Fnp about two ncntna 3; e.;
b literally rewarded. HENRY AlLWARu.
apHxi~
GTRATED OR STOLEN-From
NJ SIS Wahesh svsmue On the eth inst enc req Gow.
medt9E. ,i1e rough hair an1ts poor With TSe n
be propttly rewarded, ]. z. @AEH4LA
314F3&Q.1N
, 1861-04-30

M A r RlED D.
In this lily. IN the q h ri APRIL by the Rev D.
Dunu. IHA5. H DERrHy. Il Chicago. and Miss
Ella Kennedy, or tue sune place
At Duntce Zane tt unity. ~ IN r. :ath Of April;
Chicsgc, mud Hiss MARY CRIeHs ON. danEhter Of
Robert .1isAton, Esq, Of H. fsrner place.
, 1861-04-30

11 4ftuAo.~&AN AtH*Ssf Nv " 6@tAAA@J1 A@> hAA3
following:
There is no change in the market to-day, and
everything is ei unsettled, and getting no batter
rapidly.
lnaiis rom Il % per csn} plsnam for Missouri
money. The scarcity OF exchange 4s In conse-
qnence Of large amount OF Misc beng sent
here from Pittsburgh to be converted: In fact.
With the feeling that exista abroad-a total want
Of confidence ID our cnrrency-Me are not surprised
ut this homeward direction Of II. Il Is thousht;
neglect Ter credit, and threaten course BY State
authority that must result in repudiation that The
Banks will not be able to suetain themselves m
from secession, or any other act that destroys
confidence, strikes down banks and other tnstttu-
ton. which are based upon financial intssrlty 70
| quotations OF Missouri bunds IN the New York
| stock market, without , tinge Of shame at the
he easiest matters In the world to explain the
cause. It is the witbering blight Of d.unton cher.
ished by our State gorernment, which hHs brought
ther We 70 In that direc fon the worse II GETS
til all who are the least acquainted with finance
that attempt at secession will result In utter
-some OF them at Ieaat-tac1ily encourage seces-
sion, knowing what VI I'll certainly fSliow: ne
Of men ..ho look to the future Of this State.
M1LwAuKEE..-The Sentinel Of Sunday morning
| Gays:
As we anticipated = much better feeling exists
in the money market to day In consequence Of the
action fihe late Bankers eonventio in rejecting
| all the cnrrenc. they deemed un:ound and deter
mining. unconditionaIEy, to stand By the remain.
ing banks until the new banking Law goes inio et.
feet In, December. There was no esltation about
selling produce for c1rrencyi exchange declined
percent, and business generally moved slung
smoothly. The general impression is that ex-
| change must soon come down to the ordinary
standard, and althoush the banks refused to sell
below the current rate, 10 per cent they did not not
| care ab ut taking round SUNS at more than per
| cent or coats e those who hsa OCCASION to use
largo sums touud difficulty In supplying them
selves ut an advance Of los Per cent on the price
| paid By the banks.
WISCONSIN, BAHKERa' CoavENr1oH.-The fol-
lowing is the reault Of the Wisconsin Bankers
| Convention, held ln Milwaukee last week:
| Milwaukee, April 9Th, 1851.
The undersigned Banks and bankers Of the State
Of Wisconsin, believing The following named Banks
| 10 be sound, aud well secured, either by S1ata
stocks Or individual responsibility, OF. both. do
hereby sgEee 10 continne to reeelye and pay ont
When the amended Banking law will 60 into ef.
, 1861-04-30
second Ward Union Reserve Guards.

MA Tnu are bereby notified TO appear this
10y evening, st I q clock P. n. at Ju DIS He'll.
+ESEa corner u Monroe and Clark etTeote. tor
l1Ifs. Citizens Of tbs Second Ward wishing Join
the company are invited to come: Hy order.
JOSEPH P0LLAK, SECRETARY.
, 1861-04-30

CTEWA ARTS COOKING STOVE
IT'LL AEEAn. TIE acknowledged Rpces1p-4ty
rf tho stsvar stovs aaa gtssa Ei&s q se7eEA ntZ.
1qen+ 1t ID Stste atree. bstxse H1a1oa asL 4iax,
kEo, good sa3a@tlses u aa77sk3sptax Hact~vf 4
taa HaNH& af1eSs83
, 1861-04-30
COMM ER1IAL

MONDAY EVENING, April %, 1851
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past fozty-eight hours: ::
RECEIPTS Last ronrr:r1aaF HOURS.
, 1861-04-30
ap3i}.at


ANiA YOU WILL MEET AT W1TBEcK's
XXI Hall, corner Of Ran lolph and Jefferson
.4&3 streets for drill this evening, at O'Clock.
sh2rV. BY order OF the Commitlee.
, 1861-04-30

D E d
+ Hartford Ct, April 2llh LIZZIE wife Of HIlllsm
d Lee Esq.
IN C4upt n Kane County, iii tn Sunday, the 18th
cf Apri', RI Consump:lor, be con EBENEzER 8uE-
BA X, in the S til year OF bis aas.
Dos c. t4urbat had he q member cf the Free
viii Bsp,!s Church at blackberry sta ion sir t's
C.rs f.u J.P.R.
, 1861-04-30

ITO RENT-The Block of Stores
Il In the thrse-story wood eoushwe st cor.
aid suitable tos DTaE, Getting Wet snd Shoe etorss
A1snGThe upper stottes oves storea a.fanKed for
larye Boarding Houss or Hotel Win reut yery low
Ineoire Of J. n WILLIAMS, 3104 South Water ~
ID door west Q! Hell5-st 6S1ofe. ApS-e473-tmY
, 1861-04-30

Total debt OF every character. $16 693, ,606
Tbs State holds statutory frat lien on 1,Ga4
miles Of finished roads eud fixtures, with power to
remove officers and take possession, II the Interest
IL not promptly paid.
Valuation Of Taxable Property in 1854 500 OIL 7
- Is 1859. 81 aQ8 GA
, 1861-04-30

w II Jon wisk foz bushy wh,skers or 4 hsd-
oating mus tac.1e, send for box Of BslHng-
uarn'. Stimulating ongneat. It is warranted
10 bring them ont in frem three to ak weeks.
Sent OF receipt Of price and postage, $11a to any
address, bJ J. q. Johnson, 70 State street, Chica-
70, i'll. nh29,am
% Cock & EcLain, 20 Dearborn Btteet, have
made thet- price fo7 cleaning and dyetng gents
garments lsss THAI any othar honse in the city.
a
w All ahould not tail to read tbs Advertisement
Of Prot Wood IN .n-deys paper Z1h-11
, 1861-04-30
BEEF CATTLE-The market yesterday was
sh:de lower, but there WAS considerable activity.
3al.s
ForeJEu Markets.

sHEEP-Scarea aud In good demand, with "a
at $4.Q01450 . 100 fbs.
, 1861-04-30
IS t610D poll tax Mc
4,723,m


OF 1904 miles Of finished road. 977 miles are In
profitable operation. The completion Of the roads
10 Tennessee dates from 1851, at which time the
valuation Of property was at0 OIL .G47
In 1889 it had Increased to SIT 215,6i4
, 1861-04-30

PArEn naSarN0s -The best stock and the low
es. prices, 3. Faxon's, No. 70 Lake street.
apaolm
~ e. II. Wflmarth has removed his Gas Fi1.
turs and Lamp Store to 1872 Lake street. ap91N
t% Gas Fixtures, New Store and New Goods.
Call aud gee at 1852 Lake street.
np29l2t Il. II. WHAARTH.
, 1861-04-30

aHpHENrs LAST roRTF-EIGHr HOURS.
Flour, Whit, Corn, Oats. Rye B'rly
brls. hu. bu bu. pu. hu-
, BufYhlo.... 49,. n5ol8 1880 .,..
, 1861-04-30

Inc. Of 7al'e sinee oomplen OF RRs $167, ,eo7 ,597
SOURCES OF REVENUE.
The revenue of the State is derived from taxa
tson on property and poll-taz, from registration
Of deeds, profts Of Bank Of Tennessee, &c, &C.
The expenditures arc for common schools, inter
est, State Academy, Judicial and other purposes.