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HOGS AND PROVISIONS.

cwcnSAT1.-The. .Gazetteof yesterday says:
There WAS NE improved feeling In The Provision
market today, caused mainly BY statement In the
Pce Current to the effect that the returns of the
hog crop from Il West, 80 far az received, show
fanlnE oil In number, At compared with lhet year.
Although this deficiency will be fully made mp BY
the Increase in weight. dealers regard the falling
" eonaumptive and foreign demand, 40 far expe-
rienced, as decidedly favorable. Consequently,
notwithstanding heavy markets at New Orleans
and New York, there was a lair demand for meata
at stesdy prfoca with sales Of $50 coo DIS in bulk at
G1c for shoulders, 8AQshc for sides, and 9Hc 10.
hams. At close shoulders and sides were held at
6A1skc, with considerable demand At traction
quest at 9x@1o,'Sc for rib and clear sides. Lard
dull at 9D914c for primo country In tie1ces; 9kc
for city and loc for keg.
ST. T.Lou1s--Feb. 7.-Lard-Therci is little inquiry
and strictly prime, in brls and tierces, would nnt
bring over 1bc; choice, In kegs at retail
To-Day u tierces prime country scld at SIC per b.
Dacpn-There is n moderate demand with only
limited supply. City cured, packed, Ia held at TX
@9c FOR shoulders; rib sides 1Dc--scarce; clear
sides 1os$@11c; plain hams e<@l0c; sngar cured
DO 11e- No country cnred on tho market. Bulk
Meats-Nothing doing in bulk meats except IN
retail way at GH@61c for shoulders and 8H0sAc
for sides and hau1s, packed; runpB nominaty 3l1
@t250 per bri joles $a5019.0o: There was In
qut1y for bnlk day or two ago for Memphis. hut
we heard OF no Transaction. Pork-There has
been some inquiry for mesa but high ftefghts pre-,
their stocks Mt $1s and ill small orders at that fig.
ure 100 bzls Chicago packing sold IT. SIZE. mud
about 30 brle country at $l7.50 per brl. To-day
city Ia held at SIS With no sales, and no country
lots On the market. uogs-NoDe arriving to pack
err at present. Shippers will pay e@eAc.
, 1861-02-09
Louisiana Convention.

NV ORLEANS, Feb 8--The Convention
passed an ordinance continuing Us the laws Of
the 6tate Of Louisiana, the old federal laws re-
hitting to District and Circuit Courts. A rcso-
luton WIS offered TINT the Coz rnittee or Fl.
nance be instructed to report rs to the
expediency Of the modification Of the
revenue laws to admit India bagging md other
articles used by those dealing ii cotton, free
Of duty; also as to imposing specific instead
view to protect the sugar interests Of Louisi-
ana A resolution that the criminal laws nf
the United States Courts remain as now, was
ordered to be printed. A resolution will pro-
baby be offered tomorrow to abolish the Legis-
}ature
, 1861-02-09
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The 6oi,khsrn ConfadereeY "Conxrsss.

The Southern Confederaey Congress.
:, MONTGOMERY, Ala, Fob. 7.-CongreBs has
receiyr: ~. s;'t.' rt.: "f tie pct Of AiahnUn
n.,1s7t:, -. ,.c r;tir:, .i--;l.rs for ~
, r.''.. :4~.t..-t.s-., -, cFnUlt lit VI tlc
..~ -. 1T .;.:@ ~ H. - s:tcn session.
IT.. :.vl.la1..l. :. "a ~. li4l1 of Provisional
Government report ed In secret session. It was
diacuesed four hours with much unanimity Of
feeling, when the Constitution ot The United
States was adopted, With some addition in re-
Adjourned till II o'clock.
, 1861-02-09

NJ ono the "any Ills neSh Is heir 70" u 70 psaTa'
leut 70 little understood and much neglected 10
CoshvencAs Often originating In cafecssness. or se
fntary habits it regarded slight disorder Of too
rtte consequences to s1cite anxiety willis IN reality It
t. tho precursor and companion OF many Of hs most
ta1 dangerous diseases. and unless early ersdies
ted 1t will bring the sufferer 10 N nnttmal7 grsEa
Among the lighter evils Of which cosstveaeas IA tha
usrk attendant arc Headache. Collie. Rheuu8tszr2.
Foul Breath, Pilez and othezs Of nks naturs while
long train Of f1xhtful diseases soeh u Malignant Fe
ven, Abcesses. Dyseutary, DtananA Dyspepsia. Apo
piexy Epilepsy. Psral5a!s Hysterts, HJpochoadrtasia
Melancholy and Insanity trst Indicate their Eressrc*
in the syytem BY this alarming sympton1- Not untEe
quently the dlseases named originate In Cozttratc1.
but taka lndependent exsenee unless the c2nse
II eradicxted In carly stage. From all eee cocda
attons 1t follows that tho disorder should r=cevc H.
nj %dl2te attention whenever It cccuEa and DO peFsna
.bo I'd neglect to get box Of Cephalic Pls cu ths
mt appearance Of tae complaint - their timely uss
yin es1 l tho inMdEouz approaches Of diessee and do
strnv ths zsassrous foe to human If.
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sells as wanted at 1s019kc Tor Ohio brls; 17Nc
for PENN do; 17ha for hhds; End 17c Y gallon for

sells ~ wanted, at 1B118kc tor Ohio brls; 17<c
for PennA do; 17ho for hhds; End 17c Y gallon for
drudge.
Nfw on1xASs. Feb. e.-Flou1 IN eoad demand
and prices advancing, owing to the light stocfs
and small receipts. sales Of superduc at &698l24
Provlsions-mess pork 1nll and prices dropping,
but not quotably lower. smslI eafes at $1e@l85o.
Lard in scatve demsnd at full prices ttesee. 1oe,
and keg 1lc. Bacon unchanged and tn moderate
demand. Whisky dnll aid without change T. pr,
cee. Rectiaed 1se- Cosn-tn goea demand. T., aad I'D
mfxed. sugar--trn, and In good dknand. at 5K
@sHc for fully fair to choice. Molasses firm and
ia good demand At fnl1 pricos Coffee In active de-
rnsad at full prices. salea Of 2,0o9 bugs at f21
13c.
BA1rnons. Feb. 6-F1our il steady. Ohio and
Howard street at $5.65. Wheat frn-red at $l.25
@l.ss; white $t4301 IS. Corn tirn. White ESQ
&c: yellow 8lG67c. ProyiBtons-Actiye. Mets
pork 31s- Lard 104c, Cp1ee-Ste.dy At 1F013c
Whisky steady ut 16c. =
PBnAnELrH1A. Fob. u.-Flonr quiet. Wheat
9uiet-ghts $i:Ss9D1.4e;;% red t,s5@i,M Corn
mess pork $l8.s5@1s.50. Whisky steady at 1sc.
, 1861-02-09

NEW YoRK, Feb. 7.-About three o'clock
this morning . fire destroyed the Ocean Coffee
and Spice Mills at 200 Fulton street. The
warehouses Of Hedges 8; Co, Henry ". 7. Mali
q Co., and F. Bohde were also much damaged,
One fireman was killed and another danger
oHhly wounded Both men belonged to Bax-
ter Hook and Ladder Co. No. Is.
The steamship New York from Bremen, via
southampton s6th ult., is signalled and viii be
up at s r H.
, 1861-02-09


BALTIMORE, Feb. IA tremendous gale to-
day unrooted 50 houses; walls and c6imneys
demolished, and trees uprooted. The tide
lowered three feet.
PmApE1PH1A, Feb. IA furious gale Is
raging here.
New YoRK, Feb. IA heavy gale is raging
trees broken, &c.
OsWE9o, N. T., Feb. IA terrific gale from
tho northeast, accompanied by intense cold,
and driving storm, prevails ill along Lake On
taf1o and the st. Lawrence. The barometer
is Sancn lower than ut any previous time this
winter.
mometer is 16 deges below zero At Water
town, 10 degrees below. At Oswego4 degrees
below.
AocHEs7ER, Feb. Tt commenced showing
yesterday afternoon, and has continued
Trains on Central road behind time. Their
mometer at zero.
0sw1ao, N. Z. Feb. 8.-The mercury III the
thermometer IL % degrees below zero, this
morning.
At Toronto, u below; Ottawa, 81; Montreal.
y: Quebec, so: Prescott, IS; 0gdensburgh, 40
fulton. l6; Rousa's Point, IS. Generally the
coldest day of the season and coldest in sever-
ii years.
At Uttca4 IS below; wind west. Oxford, IL;
Norwich, N. T., 20, sherburne, 30; Hamilton,
At collingwood, Canada West, clear, snew 8
test deep IN drifts; thermometer II degrees
Buffalo, thermometer at this morning was
deg; below zero, at IL noon ! above; baron.
eter 1876
, 1861-02-09

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IA motion was intro
duced in the Convention today to invite alI
States except the New England to join In the
printed, and made the special order for satur-
day.
At the request OF the Convention, Collector
Hatch reported fully in regard to the New Or
lsans customs aud also the States capacity.
The United States revenue cutters McClel.
land and Washington are now In possession Of
the State authorities. ::
, 1861-02-09

Sr 1oruA-We uuote A follows from the Dtn7G-
<~.t nrvs.+ena.v.
Selling rates Of exchange were firm to-day 1t
pae dsnt premium Tor ktght on the East, and from
tht4 to per cent. on New Orleans. Some Of the
bA1ks OF Issue sell At to th premium on both tho
East 4nd the South but, Of course their supply ia
Nultcd, or this would regulate the rate, which it
.dnas not.
on xar With Missouri, which is not saying much
Tor It. both being 6X@6 per cent discount for coin.
Oiecredited Illinois Il only 80 50 Vt would GLADLY
eaY good word for 1t, but conscientious ecruplcs
VII aotlet us ssy what iaess s WI no5 )nst1y 9nas
ts us ~ atho, +nonar M c;,1ates F-as,v
, 1861-02-09

- dssau1t las h*c1 mails In :jlg coHtiua, ii
: p eighteen hundred ami seven, a;,i c:r: ID
p us SasboyFxn ana Mss!s.!pp. l:altr,'aa ts:.:sJ
Of ths ststs q Wrcon.a. u Book \ u ;.r.a: VI:
Eages on FzEes ~ to IN inclusive; and NnerrAt e.
s@a !aSg haa RESIGNED tha appotusaGc=s .: irss
day constituted and apPointetl according ~ fx
Tssons 81 sati mortgage successor % =. nd
power Of :Als ceutan.d Il 4at mortgage. I'D Il u.
mottaage, VII. on tue -ecoud tlAy u Ma:s.- \ !,
Of said SacboyyAn aud Mtsa:sstppt ltalr, Coz. A-y
the afsssooa Ct that ay. sell pIbnc l:;tea ,.e
thEty thousand and n,netY.nve doars mi fSt5
ore certs tfsa o2o.A}, the amount al buf. ..r"r,t
hy .sla n,oEtga.c now outstaat.sAs Sti the ;-iest
GeEeou, Tie s12r:gased premises ac,crs;eu Il. sA:a
mortgage, to-wls-Au and singular u! ...,,.
s;Gn ss e9 :n .A:ss's u sai4 Company cE r. M =
toEe:ies wlth all the rights of .4y, G.;st :v1-aa
ratiEasA ratia brttl.es. fences pt.1:.-, aeA
Meat ~ said She5oygan AMI Mississippi, .ifeadLe
pay haen neta Or taersatter acquired t. t"1ErcIsr
Misa " sSd ftt iiYiAton Of tkeat ssa- "f s-atrk
Ieges * ,aetE CHARTER OF cons+yri aecl l., tel;
and also MI the tolla incomes, frs.- t>- ,-G ro-s
.aa sosTnsa,e aad other tfanrhisr Of a. ..t :ytsa
4ha 3itetlealEpl tsAtfuAd CouInanr = T. ia
sail hrst ,isson RI their rAllwa rrlat icrso;
anil sls9 al the cumottys :iE: ,tItcr~ Q:
ueaien1 WOOD and property cu,,.:-r:, vi;, ,e pss,
tef eqnfnr1est. ~nrk:rE. ousrat.:s aa coturtny oS
tar.: r431rssd tatn or sttrt.cr acquired ~
troE up u saa i linz Of r,ad, -:
tuIuucn " thozs tAca o'snca- rr otherwise, a: q
VI lsd pezona! ehasues were declared to be '.su;s
H,si + : rot ssparst:d sbsssfson. aud ~ers ;o IA
- <.., 5as;A,lEEI P. BzNsoS. Tr,sts.;;
, 1861-02-09


Last year Mesars. Valentine d Stewart shipped
. load Of extra heavy hogs directly through from
Chicago to Boston. and attracted much attention
even that. and chip directly fro n Aurora to the
the following communication:
load car with 80 premium dressed hogs at the
West Depot In this city. which will average over
40 1ns each, NO hog In the car weighing less than
400 hs. They are OF the fine imported English
g1asE and Suffolk cross stock and are to 60 through
- Boston without change Of cars-a privilege no
man has ever yet had-vfa c. 3. d G. Michigan
Central, Great Western, N. T. Central, and Albany
aud Boston. Rafroads. The sans car loaded will
cross the Detroit River on tie boat, 70 over the
Canada broad gauge road on low truck car, and
over the Hudson River via Troy bridge.
The hogs will bo exhibited at the freight kouee
in this place on Wednesday next, from 10 o'clock
A. n. It'll O'Clock P. II. From u to II the excite
ment will run high, 80 Come one, come ALL
They will stop In Chicago two daye, Thursday aud
Friday. the 18th and 8th, for exhibition, and Ia Bos
ton a. long as 1t will pay to exhibit at 80 cents
sight. The reason Of oOr making charge In Bos-
ton s that they have never seen any such st.le oi
hogs in that town noted for all the good things.
They Will be consigned to Emerson Wheeler ot
Boston, and to the care Of huntington. Bros. L
Vegel, Chicago. The c1r Coca forward under ttc
| special direction Of the Y r. courteous General
Freight Superintendent Of the H. C. X. H.. hr. II.
! E. Sargent Of Chicago, who has an extra car he
wishes call the atteution Of his Eastern railroad
friends to- IN connection with .he exhibition Of the
| pofle-s, VALEST1SE & STEWART.
| Au7psQ Ill, Jan, 50, 1861.
, 1861-02-09

Txzs9T An11oss Or De1LAas SAvKns-ssZ. BoaldlsE
haa sold txo millions bottles Of his celebrated Pre-
pared Cine and 1t u estimated each bottle esye4 At
teaet ten dolaEa worth fbroksu f1rnltuze thus az
tnr In aggregate Of swenty millions Of dollars rs
cximed from total 1oas By this valuable invention.
HAyinE msde hia Glua household wors1, he nov pro
posss to tho world still greater service eaag al
the aching heads with his Cephalc Pills and Il they 1ss
- good hts Glue Headaches VIII sooa xsaisa avsJ
HIS snew In JuIY.t
, 1861-02-09

New ToRK, Feb. T.-The Chamber Of Com
merce this afternoon: agreed on protest
against the new Tariff bill on the ground that
It abo1iahea the warehouse system, which Is IN
tended to promote foreign commerce; also in.
itiates system OF double duties, thus aug
mtnting the cost Of collecting revenue, impair
ing the source Of revenue By exercising de-
pressiye influence on foreign commerce; and
It's passage, when part Of the Southern states
are not represented, would present serious
obstacle to reconciliation.
, 1861-02-09

PsYmuAx.-Wen, Mth. Jones, how 10 that hssaaasss
Mss 1osu.-Gcns! Doctor. Al goas! The Pill Joo
sent ourej in ins$ twenty minutes and visa Joa
would ssnd 1aore 80 that can have them haody-
Parsn14a.-You can get them at aeT uS7ssKtsa
Call for Cephslo Pills, ind they never hi aid ~
commend them tn Ill casos OF Hesdanhd.
Mas JoxEa-I ahsl1 send for box directly. ard ehau
tal III EaT suffering tsndk, tor they arc zzAL n1x'
sXa.
, 1861-02-09
The Case Well Stated.
Tha EnnfsTiIle Rsns0errf sars.

luc LUu1b FlL6 LSHRoeTu8 Bay3.
We are for the Union, provided vc tan
thereby obtain our rights. This is the clap
trap now current among rEeeipitasors, and
well enough in It's proper meaning and nppli-
cation. This proviso should be appended to
any measure NE adopt Let the precipitators
point this .proviso in another direction. Let
them be for secession prurided they ean there
1y o5ssin their rights. Are they for the Union
wife q proriso, aud for secession without one
Has this Union been so unhappy in its effects
and consequences, that secession Is to be pre-
fezred pr y. Let. not man profess to be
for the Union, when he must have provisos In
the Union, or secession without conditions.
We grant that an unconditional Union is ab-
surd; but unconditional secession ia equally
so, Let US sec about these rights We must
have in the Union,. and whether we can get
them out Of 1t.
, 1861-02-09

ST. LouIs, Feb. a.-The Springfield CORES
pondent Of the Repa2itan says that prominent
hepuehean members OF the Illinois Legisla-
ture are favoring the signing Of remonstTancc
against seward's going into the Cabinet
, 1861-02-09

The ArNcna1 At Little Rock not Sefxed.-
Tho Traitors Carrying OF Fieas.
VAN BUnEs, Ark, Feb 8-The Conductor
on the Overland Mail from Little Rock; Ar
kansas, reports that the rumor that the arse-
nal at that point had been seized ia falke, He
says TINT party Of men came up from below
to take the arsenal, but were told by the citl-
zens Of Little Rock that they would be resist
ed, and they subsequently abstained from any
attempt.
, 1861-02-09
THE ONLY PREPARATION
Il THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST or YEARS,
And grown more md moro popular every day.
READ TIE FOLLOWlEG:

And grown more md more popular every day.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
BArrts CEfzx. Mich. Dec. list 1883,
Fae. ween nNSIhss II Ss WI please sesspt aae % b.
txsn ys.5s saased eoaPested ea1osie o. Sds IL
s e. a st3se e. Ct Mdspsndsass bare re- been abs
~ essa .h T. Dc
e1temey eod Iii iaaced nc 10 psF Rrfrse
Fl s q assat ss e e. IL
August 1ast Inave 1dthfully followed 10 diTeeuons
as Tss ssS5ssat ~ eoss
!oa: e ps5ssyets il Is u.s IA Dsiag destate of
. .syse ftast g. q eaas
ss 1Iaa@ Ind &c + e mat arc
ny dss, dssa Noble os osUgAfTAa fad E.5 e 15aY.
yesF lS Eas sstendlng ~ State and National Law ~
d aaf 9@ a;a:s =
1aat q aS es q s.
III eao ma19 q q as FEN remaining portion ppm she dda
70 III no BE- pGy ves ssf
apon ~ s:sFn 70 :aa sa:s q Iaaaa.
& essnss Z mnsa s S e
M Eqore intimate acquaipt2ncsa 70 fscoense NJ
onee made application to the mos. skl1sa, ply
e. E., coaa eS n ne
forced p become fte uati forfunste
~ N inc latter part OF Tie year 1851, Jaur Restorative
Eas reSonMcnded 70 me by . ,druezsa a. being Tie
most reliable Hair Restorative Ia use tried one bot
lie, and found to great sataf3ctou that II va pro
ducins the desired edeek Since that tla havo nsad
seTe4 dollass worth of your Restorative, aud a Re-
money cAn buy. Very respectfully yanTA
4 Il LATTA.
Attorney and Counsellor At LxKs
q y E00p 4 CO. FropEMset9sA. L ~ Broadway. he1
~ good DrngSts4s and Fancy Goods Dealex4
WHoa 2sAI3 AaxaTa, cgaoA go;CJ. 2. PatE, q. FuE
4 Smith and Gala Rtp5aaz1. s916e e&Ax1y.WeoE.
, 1861-02-09

FORT kEARSEY, Feb. 7.-The Pony Express,
with California dates to the 23l nlt.> passed
here at O'Clock this morning.
The steamer Uncle Sam aailed On the 21st
nit, for Panama, with 81 Oh 900 In treasure.
The Legislature had done but little b12s1ness
so far.
!, a grand military Union demonstration Wis
In preparation in San Francisco, to take place
on the ed of February
, 1861-02-09
TEE SUGAR CRor.-The following IL the oflcia
tho 0f iraro1tad iftf

EtateMeft of the amouht o1 sugar 1mp6F1ed 1ut6
this country fnom 1s5ito 1860:
, 1861-02-09
mr. Lincoln in Indiana

ISD1ANAro1ls, Feb. 2-Jhe President elect
and party will leaye Springfield on Monday,
the 11th; at 4. ~, arrive 1t Lafayette at $50
F. n, and reach this city at P. u the same
reception by tho Committees of the Leglsla.
1nre and citizens,
, 1861-02-09

Total ten ycars) .$so5. .6s7, 800 $57,114,9o3
The sugar crop orLonisiana laet year was valued
at 81 9sa &C., The Average for i've years has becn
415,ooo.ooo. ..... ..
RAnRdAns M TIE q. s.-The progress Of Rail
roads in the United States during the past twenty
yesrs IL shown By the following tahle. %41n 1e3l
, 1861-02-09
'ard1y Realized.

HI I'd a przf1la 'aadAnhs s1a hafasrnooa. Aand
stepped into s hzpo<hecsstes hand says hi to
HCAn yun hssas md Of - 'eadaeha Docs hs6as
ard" ssJs a. "Ha1eeedhziY" ssJs h. hsnd npon
tast a gays ua Cephau& PIl. hand 'pcn M 'onor r
cu,ed ma "a au3ct taas .aft1y realized I'd I'd n
'eadAeha.
, 1861-02-09

Hz1Ar DwoovDY-AmoaE the msst important Of II
tha g1t1t medical discoveries Of thu aga may be con
zadored tho system Of vaccination for protection from
Email pox the Cepharc Pill fnr relief Of Hcadachs and
n Of Quinine TOR the psuyenton Of fevers sihar
eEwh1ch is sure specific, whose bansdh viii b. az
p1Efsnccd By suffering humanity lcnE,aftar taesr d
&tY&zcss Gre fmxottA2.
, 1861-02-09
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
JAMES 11cCAMMON.
Cana1 Street, bet Madison and Washing ton St..

CHICAGO, Ill,
Manufacturer aud dealer IN ali kinds Of Wood Mould
lnEs, Door Jalbs and Archfaves Of Anv des9red nat
tern, Circular MouldsnEs, any Radius, Wood Turing
In au s branches Scroll Saving and Coruice Bfzckt
variety Of patterns; 0ctAEou and four sided H3lux
fsss and feEels on hand and made to order i.tfair
iRaiiiag aad hrseksss Flaming and Matching and saw
nSice; Fence Pckets. Particular attention given to
aboyc descriptions Of WORK. Rtlls for Rough and
Dressed Lumber filled with Dispatch and shipped 1t
the lowest market price, Yons attention Is Invited be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Ny motto h:-" Good
work and low prices wfu."
Agent for WIN. .. HILLS Justly celebrated
Go Y Il H MING Valves
For Steam Engines warranted to regulate the motion
OF the engine perfectly Under AnJ aud al elrcur-
stances. Send for CItcnlars,
Post O8ce Box 4252. fa9t'611v
, 1861-02-09
MARKET BY TELEERApHs

NEW YORK, Feb. 8+--FLoUR-Common md
mixed grades have again declined SC y brl with
only moderate busfness doing for export and home
and tie advance in frclghts materially cheeks TIC
export demand. Sales $500 btls at $5.1D@5.t .t5 Tor
super state. which il scarce and nominal; $500
for superlne western; IS. 5.NG15.4o for common to
medium extra weatcrn $550@5.00 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; $ 6sH7.0o for
tlada brands doImarket closing dull and heavyfor
pretty much all kinds except extra state. which III
scarce and firmly held. Bnckwheat -four dull with
nalcs Of 400 brls at $5.e5@7o0 for common to good
extra. Rye 1onr selling in small parcels at $3.50
Wu1sKT-Dcmand leg active and market ecarcc-
y firm. Sales were as follows:-5oo hrls at
GH1rs-Wheat dnll and heavy and fully 1c per
b1thel lower: The advance In frcights and the de-
cline in sterling exchange seriously Affects the de-
a apnE at It deieeFe se 'p ID siGa sad'ss
club and. amber Iowa at $1.A11.25 delivered,
chiefly At tnsids prices. $500 ha good winter red
at *1,45@l. q and 800 bp red Jersey at S1.s5: Rye
Qplet and steady nt 6596s Barley continues dill
a1 as@so. The corn market is heavy and 1c easier
store and delivered, IS for new do It the railroad
depot, 64 for new yellow southern, Oats only in
moderate request atss@s6 for western ana Canada,
18G36H for state.
FRoy1s1oHa-Pork market lr1ner for mess, with
moderate demand. Sales 800 brls At l7.s7@l7.69:
prime dull ut $t3 Beef market dull md u1schaut I'd
W.T., ealss .e e 13o q brs at $'sRs fos eonptry
dull and nominal. Beef hams qaict and firm at y
G115c for stale and western. Cut meats quiet and
steady. Sales 1aopkgs at sxGdxe for shoulders.
101Sc for haus 816Hc for shoulders, ION for Sides
uogR dull At s4@sHc for corn fed dressed 6A@Gc
for live weights. Bacon dull and heavy. sales
and 20 boxes sInged nt aa{c, xua 1000 pounds
rough sides In dry salt ut &c. Lard market dull
, 1861-02-09

ATAIE OF ILLINOIS, tt;ua
~ COUNTY. 8. 8. Cook Cou.tv ti!cr.r C.'r..
February Tenn A. p. 1871. samuel I. p1cis tL.1::s
y. eAvfer ara Nath2a ~ PsfElos 1a.sA /. >t-1t
and John i. ueinfck.
Public notice Il herehy given to ;!ie ts;t iar.dl
Ssou. sad Joha l. DenlcK Ikst writ ct altacAzsss;
tasued ous VI Lac Office Ut tho Clerk the uu.
Gi1eul: Court. Gated the sssA day ei i'trent~r 40
s u Tie snlE q the SAID ShHci {. D=ys.. taE!r.
Of the said David u, Stout and /. -
sum OF eight hundred anu tn wcHty.oHG ,silas- ~
twenty nine cents directed 10 tbs -i,c.:5. IT
s1n County, ~lcn SAID Witt has been ret4@ap,:
cd oE therefore. unteas 5ou, tat s, casu., :, st>=t
fore the said Cook cennsy Crcut tGa1t t..
aFst day Of te It KERN thercoi. IL b. p!ra a.;.s
ot February, 4 Y. 1860, give special bail Ia: i
the sa!d plal.tids sctdou, }auga.Ht VIII te r's7a
Charles H- Sawyer, aud Nathan ". TerA;h, asi >
much Of tho property attached ~ may be si..r.ta
satAfy the said }ad:suen and Gusts Will c .td =
sa12fy Tie sal1t. WM- ". C!luEti- ttets
&fALLcr Il AITcucoCK. Pitt. ATTY ,a.;d,,u44
, 1861-02-09

TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 7.-Thc Legislature has
resolved to adjourn on the 14th> The bfll to
provide for carrying the mails passed the Sen.
ate. It will also pass the House.
The free negro e1pu1aion bill is indefinitely
postponed In the Senate.
, 1861-02-09

4 CARD.-The subscriber having
q dssolyed Ill buainess connection With JAMES
n P1UM6TED. returns his Htucere thAnk8 for tho
liberal patronage bestowed On the late tt1n, will
contnnt tho business at the
OLD STAND.
Canal Street, bet Madison aud Warrington Bt1,
AND HoFEs NJ HIS
Long HxPor1e1acey
And By strict personal attention to the wants OF his
customers e merit e4aTe. q the public patronage
commensurate with the liberal inducements which be
Y noT prepared to Offer having adopted the uotto:-
good work and low prices Nin-"
Chicago, jan Nth 186l- JAMES NuCAMM0H.
The attention of builders and uthts shout 70 erect
o9utea respectfully invited hekoEe pegehaAnx cl3e
- fost ONCE Boz O. :. jaslxsx :,