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, 1861-05-06

PoI1cE.-Pierce Powers, examined for the
larceny Of lot Of jewelry from Josephine
Charters, at No. 157 South Wells street, was
held to bail In the sum Of $500 and was CON-
nitted In default.
John see1y, arrested few days since for
stabbing one Bridget Con1ey, was held for
trial in the sum Of $500, by Justice Davis.
InDHpEEpKNr ConpAn1Es-seyera1 Of the
volunteer Companies that have been enrolled
but find themselves excluded by numbers from
actual service, are intending to 60 forward
and perfect their organization and equipment
as independent companies. Our citizens will
have earnest sympathy with such movement,
and there viii be no lack Of " material aid"
PERsonA1-Goy. Randall, of Wisconsin,
Gen. ]. H Lane, of Kansas, ". ". Upde-
graft, 3. McBelney, ]. 7. Burrows and g. e.
Keller, Esqr's, Of Kansas, Nr. James Gates
and family Of New York, Prof Daniels and
family, 0. P. Chandler, Esq, of Vermont, and
@, B. Chandler, Esq, Of New Hampshire, ars
at the Briggs House.
Goop sHoorna.-The 5turgess Rifles were
out On Saturday, and at the distance of 800
feet as before, every man drove his Minnie
ball through the target. Two Of them select
ed knot On tree about the same distance,
and firing from the shoulder at the same time
the balls struck four inches apart. Well done
| sturges Riae4a
| PALMsn'e GA44ERY.-An Albany Photo
grapher has just issued a series Of exquisite
photographs Of the art gems In Palmer's Stu
dio in that city. Erskine, Newsdealer at No.
So Dearborn street, has received these and
they are attracting much attention from ou1
/ art lovers.
TIE AIR LINE ROUTE TO C1KCNNATI-We
learn that the Eincinnati Air Line Route, the
opening Of which hss been delayed in conse
quence Of heavy rains, will be open for regular
Passenger aud freight business On Monday
Is Inst.
| WATER TAx-We call attention particular,
to the fact, that parties to pay Wdter taz mus
hereafter 60 to the Court House, instead o
the Water Commissioners Office over the Ma
! rine Rank.
A SKRMoN FOE TIE TnEs.-Rev. HI
Cunningham, Pastor Of the South Presbyte
rian Church, Old School, breaches, Oh sunda
morning, sermon On the Crisis.
TIE CHICAGO L1aHT GuAaD-The Ligh
Guard are requested to meet at their armor
st ~ o'clock this evening, sharp.
l MI. n.xi
pany will meet At the Packing House Of Jo1e
&; Culberton, corner Of State street and RinE
gold Place, on Monday evening, May s, 8
halEpast seven o'clock. All members Of th
Company are notified to be present at rol
call :: ]. N. BARKER, See'y.
NURsEs.-A meeting Of the women VII
have volunteered as nurses for the army, wi
| be held on Tuesday afternoon at Bryan Hal
II By request E. B. TuFTLE>
, 1861-05-06


can Card Writer has arrived in Chicago and taken
Rooms ut ffa Metropolitan Hotel. Strangers and
citizens haYe now an opportunity OF supplying
themselves with his chaste and fashionable writ
Ing cards for the coming seasoa.
Mr. VS. new style Of cards are patriotic cards,
with beautifully executed American Flag on the
corner Ladies and Volunteers are invited to call
and nee them. myb-Bt
TIE "CH1cAao. TEMPERANCE LRG1oN. THE
Rev. J. L. Corning, the eloquent Pastor OF the
Plymouth Congregational Church, will lecture be-
fore this organization, On Temperance, this Mon
day evening, at ~ o'clock, in Edwarda'e Chapel.
AL are invited Admission free. Come early and
secure seat.
4may-6i RoBE8r 8ARRT, Prest.
!. WET NeRsE.-The wife Of one Of the volu1-
teera wants a situation as Wet Nurse. Apply at
the .ctty Mission" % North Franklin Street.
~ Pomice Stone Soap, nj the finest quality,
Just received by Sargent, Apotheoa7, Randolph
snd State. streets.
Faox CA1Ho.-The volunteers from this city,
now IN Cairo, (many Of thesn9 formerly dined At
Gaze b Parmelee's Eating House, Nos. 123 and LIS
Dearborn street. This argues their good taste. for
NJ better or more comfortable quarters could be
desired. Gt7e them csll, taste and BE- convinced.
-. my42t
MAsoS1c.-AReguIar communication ofChicago
| Council No. 4, Royal and Select Masters will be
| held ttis (Saturday3 evening at half psst seven
| o'clock By order, B. +. PAE11cK, Recorder.
pArzR HAxe1Nas.-The best stock snd the low
est prices, at Faxon's. No. 70 Lake street.
ap9o1m
e~ Don't fail to purchase one Of sloat's In
proved L. ek Stitch Sewing Maehines- The simp-
1cet and the best with all the latest improvements,
stNo, 81 Clark street, under the Sherman House.
epao8t
~"Irteh Brigade" and Harp OF Erin" en-.
velopes and letter paper, for sale at MunsonH, IN
Lake street.
~ H. II. Wilmsrth has removed bis Gas FIX
ture and Lamp Store to 1sa Lake ftteet. ap29aA
H Gas Fixtures, New Store and New Goods
Call and see ut 1sa Lake street.
ap9s12t HIM. WuxARTH.
~ II yeo wish for bushy Whtskess or = :fascI
mating Mustache, send for a box Of BeIltng
/ hams Stimulating Ouguent~ It is warranted
| to bring them out In from three to six Hee1p
Sent on receipt Of priee and postage, ts to an,
address, BY ]. H. johnson, 70 State street, Chics
80. Ill -- nhas .sn
~Cook j. KeIan. % Dearborn street, hav
| xasda their pzee fot cleaning and ayetng gent
sainents lets taAn sny other house IN the city
= ~M shoald not fall bread the aavertaae1nea
| OF proE Wood In tod2Ya peper. na'-1y
, 1861-05-06

TRUSTEE'S SALE. - whereas,
ID s4eeased ia depvs{ea 80 3 us H. nadsa g:
dRned y TsHssfs 1s5ea geEa % seSure the Psymeae
y nee,a poa;ssory Note therein snaat!onsd I'd
Sea6ed & ur dsscrgtS9 Se,S Sf xhsa ::d 9Sse
e e re R9sas .as ts EseoTd s6sa
IA psed y T1n1t rs duly fssoTde n tae Rssos; @
GsRRask ao asas e. e Heea ssea sds y e
- H. ns71ens of esld RxomtseaV Hate and appca
a. E e. 3 !ha "a e. ass: Sass:
I'D pY Tft1s q the power IN sata Deed of Eust pnn-
e bRu5s sees !es,sH { RsssB5 - t.
6oa1t Heaset n tas CITY ct Chtessn q ne State 6 8
s1aF = esc
Ed bS & y 4sy & u 81 =
Com1nsEtetnE It point ID ne centre RI ~ Ge4sg
s aas' III iaanns a1Sn east so "a III r. nsx
&c e e seasa e seds sa aS
ass 9ss as s - sdsa ssa 2 po1sef 8 seex
o. eene d astd 9ee 1t ct 9a = ~ ~.
te1ei1x about onesnAsA!aat aR2 se 1oeefr Vii "a
Il appa.fsnsoess tseTsnto bsonznE Az y - III
1h{ kEe 6ensnt ma equity q sng to as1 ~
sS3 An' Il h9nsR&s hs5Ef e .ss'HhiEaE r
Chicazo, March l2th, lsh-
The sboys s.4e u hezeaY postponed Until T1sSaaU
I'd iasE Il s,ns hoaf CRa{ IL aERaozY Trustee
na,nove sale b further postponed to Friday. aesh
mt; 3 'aue hour aed shs 2sse GREaoR4. Tussas
~ g. e &C. L. E nsa sa
sp5T esla I'd
, 1861-05-06

=, LIGHT GUARD, ATTENTION ASSEMBLE.
X every man, Mendxy evening, May 9Th, at u
n O'Clock, q, the Armory, La Sale Street.
, 1861-05-06

..,. TENTH WARD HOME GUARDS meet
MA for dill on Monday evening, May 9Th, Me
A&meyere Hall, Canal street.
1l2t3Is3! 6, ". SPoFFoRD, Chairman
H. n F11sBM, Secretary.
, 1861-05-06

~ Don't fail to purchase one Of s1oat's In
proved L. ck Stitch Sewing Machines The simp-
lcst and the best with a1 the latest improvements
st No. 81 Clark street, under the Sherman House.
, 1861-05-06

WATER Tx-We call attention particularly
to the fact, that parties to pay Nater taz must
hereafter 60 to the Court House, instead Of
tha Water Commissioners Office over the Ma-
rfne Bank,
, 1861-05-06

A 2KRMoN FOE TIE TndEs.-Rev. Mr.
Cunningham, Pastor Of the South Presbyte-
rian Church, Old School, breaches, Oh Sunday
morning, sermon On the Crisis.
, 1861-05-06


ing an adze, when the stone bu1st, sendang
Large fragment up througn sne iooI u 'ae
on.l f. -" e.nsn,n., +he 1over ~ of
ne.Ds - 'o =" % aFssafo1 warmer ana Tednc;ng an
@*'s A.f ~ ~ e1n,v n the hand to a nerf.ct
~ 1y,. msnSsd shor+ t.n honra at,er ~ aco,.
9@ 4. T. tha noat horfh1e anguish. The de-
asa. as...d =, v.s nj farmerty fronn M.ss.chnsetts.
'-'>'@ -
|tCMoAao TIE toaik8olAL !. Asp = 1ts1ac
CxnrcE or THE NoK1A"hsf' -
Esq, Of Ins cay nAs tnas ''e'4 .,.,~ a,s -.
page paznph1s% VIII tue s3o'e '.~o' $500 .a
Are abundant and sea14s 1nere''ne s1.. 80
why Chicago prevents a. 1s,'.ns sns.|a.t ue,a ~ -
-.+t.,,.ts - M ~ nax @nternr;sea here and Mr..
" g-sat s -. sron7,ad them exce11entlv well in
AtDos s,s.,a a-a nn5,cstton vbieh Is a t,melv one,
'"''' N'' --
, 1861-05-06

MAsoN1c.-ARegular communication ofChicago
Council No. 4, Royal and Select Masters will be
held this (saturday) evening at half past seven
o'clock By order, B. +. PAr11cK, Recorder
, 1861-05-06

Faox CAIHo.-The volunteers from this city,
now In Cairo, (many Of the1n.) formerly dined At
Case l. Parmelee's Eating House, Nos. 1sS and LIS
Dearborn street. This argues their good taste, for
~ better or more comfortable quarters could be
desired. Gt7e them csll, taste and BE- convinced.
pY42t
, 1861-05-06

TIE "Ca1cAao. TEMPERANCE LRa1oN.''-The
Rev. J. L. Corning, the eloquent Pastor OF the
Plymouth cong1 egations1 Church. will lecture be-
fore this organization, on Temperance, this Mon
day evening, At ~ o'clock, in Edvarda'e Chapel.
AL are invited. Admission free Come early and
, 1861-05-06

D FABIAN, .......
st. Joseph Missouri.
Hldes TaloW, Hemp, Tobacco and produce Of exsf9
d4scEiptaoa Rsfsrs 6y gesse1oo 70 Aes g nseRin. 1S
~ III 4 Il s[ar. 80 P1ttinn 10 mh1l-e91S1y
, 1861-05-06

TIE AIR LINZ ROUTE TO C1NCNNAT1.-We
learn that the eEiucinnati Air Line Route, the
opening Of which has been delayed in conse-
quence Of heavy rains, will be open for regular
Passenger and freight business On Monday
is Inst.
, 1861-02-22

BANKING DEPAHTHGENTs
Deposits tecetsed1 Current Accounts from paIdsa
tn city or country 'ct the uscal aecommoasf1cns
Interest M ba.;s e. can only ha allowed tE taets
where speciaaera eatahave been r1kta tEht ehenx
We receive da Ii:e. paysa< at .pecf6ed data, q
Khln1 1cte-es:Hf.t tea1loEed.
, 1861-02-22
MARKETS RE TIE LATEST MAILS.

Boerox, Feb. 1a--The receipts since ycster erd1y
hAve been 80 hrls fonf II 500 bu oats, bu rye.
znd !. 500 bn fhofts- No corn. The market con-
1tnao. q1Ist ,, but holders ar not nEgng ea1ss
6es for fa1cy: 6-3795 GIN for extras; and G.0041
sa5 r bri for superior, inclating choice ST. Louis
brArAs. Southern 6our IL quiet: sales at 6.7sl
5e.to rssey; e@e5e sa;,Sint1 for sTitrss and 5oo@
bsands: Com 4 quiet; saies at s5@e8c 2 hn TOT
new yellow; z01s1c for old do and western mixed
Oats range from 39Eb4lc r bu for eouthern. weet-
ern and csnads, and ss0toe for PrtnsS Edward
nx1o; aud dne feed and middlings at 19.b0l25W
3 ton, rs to qnaltty.-A1dt and Be.
C1ErK1.Asp, Feb. 1S.-Tbe market Is very duh
this morning. very fe~ transactions being report.
ed. Flour quiet at previous rates. Wheat, -tale
CARED = t'0e. Ne other seiee reported cSn. no
seed, salet havc been made At $4.00G4.1sk y hu-
.-HerzId+
A1aAsr, Feb. 1R-Nothing doing il vheat. a
sale Of 1900 bu oats waa reported on the Board Of
Trsde nt sc in STORE Sales Of 100 hu fourIow
Tyes7c, md com 6sc. whlaky, sales aas bfls al
17Ie-6tdttsMGa-
Brrr41o. Feb. 1Q.--Ihs -four market continues
vety dull. and prices without any ch1nge. Sales
0br1s extra state at a. 20; extra Wisconsin aud
& e9 Sho eIt4sa 6 sn
Ga6Oo; and .E4xoita family and bskers brands At
30 Is. Wheat In moderate request. Bales Of 3 000
bushels 9hahoyE1n ednb In store At &c; md ~
bn red winter at si-1o: &ost Of Tho receipts q
Western Railroads consigned to parties mere are
tranthtpped By rail to NeN York. One cons5gree
shipped 5,oe1 bu the past wsek. and we preaums
ots sTs o2g es sane e ~ eatsRt r E9
end old 1t R1c Oa4s IN good asEaad sailing freely
hun VaKous 1t t1&D11e:: Basley dali at tQc Pea.
Do e ssRs Azea1 Dressed ho<s 'daIa: Held q
, 1861-02-22
MARKET BIZ TELERRAPH.

NEW YORK, Feb. a1.--FLoru-Satm much doing
while prices are generally without any important
change, shippers holding back. Eastern and local
cre however, are disposed to insist On full prices.
sales 500 brls at Is for super state g 80
540 for extra state the inside price parcels at
tae Ialro.d depot; $5.ao@$5.aS for eupeE western;
IS 5S0is5 50 Tor common to medium extra western;
$5119f5, 10 for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; *aao97 90 for trade brands do; market clos
;n;; quiet. Canadian dour drmeF with fsfr demand;
sales go br1s at IS f1r common to good ex
tEa Rye -four III limited request st 3o4t4 10 for
common to choice superfne. Corn meal dull and
UNCLAIMED; falss 10 orls1B5anaywtne st $40
Gnl1s.---Wheat without important change
ize, hut dc unwilling TO submit to a1y material
decline in order to do 70. Sales, COO bu fair Chi
spring ut f1.a0 del; 1850 northwestern club at
aasIas pis ~ sns ass 1es oo
small parcels Oh the dock and at the railroad depot;
1850 bu winter red western at .aegt.s5, inelu-
pss 9s In s5Sse 81 white q wets1s I'm at % s5s5
ito: 100 hu rcd state at *1.s Rye quiet 1t 05G5
&C.. Barley steady ar ToGsoc for ths whole range.
b. M n s5te Ct s as5sls ssp S5
Ia export and home consuuptaon. Sales !. TO bu
nt 6796se for Gid mixed western in store: 69c de-
l!sered GS11e for inferior do delivered; G24@ese
Iar new Do ~ The railroad aepot tic for old suuna
yellow: T3G}ffc for new white western Oats are
n moderate request 1t a5x @s6xc for western and
N4HlaA aAC lOI EL1iG.
nIDEs-DHM.
pnov1s1oxs.-Pork dnll and heavy. Mess lower.
Prime do. Sa1es so brls At $l7a5 for fo!1ner ana
81 5 for latter. Hsef quiet; prices nominal and
unchanged; tales 80 bris at $4.I5R,JOO for urimc
5.75Q625 fu- meas; 600aalo, % for rrpaeked 1ness
luUjkb11 extra Ineee. Primo mess beef dull aufl
nominal. Beef hans quiet and ar1a Il 1sG
lie. Cut meats steady mud unchanged. Saies
80 pigs at 61x@8Hc for shoulders. SQsHc for
!sans 81sc for Eery choicc city. 0rcsscd hogs Arm
at G.s:c for curnfcd; live quiet aod xtcsdy At
hk@51le. Bacon dull, mud prices without material
chaage. Lard opened d11n, with fsir demand, and
closed at the improvement; sales tlo brts at 100
1o4c for prime wcstern. Butter sclts slowly IL ID
Gt}4c 1ot Ohio, 1al9c for Ghccsc t:cady n
| GGI036o Tor Inferior to primo.
Ii GRocER1Es-Sugnr continues heavy With nand
crate business doing. salee 800 hhds Cuha u ~
! G15xe; $50 drls Havana and 10 bo1cs Aeladts III
| PIT, and hy auction 1a3 bids New Orleans At h1f41
| &c, 80 days and months. Mo1kBses--Masktt tol
0 firm, hut other descriptions dull and III
changed :: 'ss1ea 80 bris y At t3E93dc, and IS
| Ahds Cuba 4useorado At 22D2sc, and By auctiet
| 100 brls y: Q. at 30@34, 40 hhds Porto Kico al
10 hhds Cuba muscovsdo ut lTs<c IT uctrel
/ do at 16l21c- and - hrls do 1t 1Taajc casi,t
sFoGKs dnll and loMes: C 4 KIW4, G j. T
TIN; Reading, az Harlem preferred ba Harlen
| y 1T honds 81, c & " ID bonds ID, Rr1c 81 Id,
20, Eyie % l0lH, Tenn -6s ., ,Ao Gs 65A, Va q
7ox, Gs 7s7s, Treasury III 1oeA. So Of :
! co-ronS IS. ;.
, 1861-02-22
HOGS AND PROVISIONS.

PoRK PACING IN TIE IsTEH1oR.-Since our
tast. w Fave received the returns from ffty-four
additional towns, which show an additional de-
es 81 a.9 e as It'll
that the decrease in uumber will bepretty close up
10 aou,oao. but that tbs Increase In weight will
r. s1 oT &c 1T b5R e
readers for two weeks to come. us packing is not
Jet closed at some towns at the Ncrth--Canean-
'ia!i FrIoe Current, eoth.
BosroH-Fe5. 1S.-Pork ii steady but the demand
Is moderate Sales Of prime at $1a5oasl4.5o; mess
mos. Beef i IN @ stsady 1dd aenand saes q EASTERN
s usste sna e'i In spd s1a e a
Sales In brls at 10x111c kegs 12@125&c = b.
cash and mos. Hams arc selling at 18@11c q u,
cs.ah and 4mos.-Rost-
F1orn N PH1ApEIrH1A, Feb. 1s--The -four
market Ia rather more active today without any
q1otnble change to note tn prices, and tb3u. $50
,:ls have been taken for shipment ut IS for stan
'e aaa s mRoss iss Ia stss1
including 600 brs good city mills do ut Sc. The re-
taiers and hakers are buying to moderate extcn.
a. the snd aeess e. q Pcs s spsas and
ing to quality Rye donr is steady at g. 50G$S e.,
aid Pennsylvania corn meal at $2s7 p brl without
sales Of cfthef.-Pvess.
nsed 5f5 s1,se is s IT. ,st wth ls
Is favorable for breadetuts. Wheat firm and in
good demand ut 81 90 for red, and S1.o50s1 0s tor
~hlle Ear corn IL IN moderate request 1t 39G13Sc;
saelled dull and nominal at 33@35c,-Gazetfe.
crsc1ssAr1.-Tha Gazatk Of the aoth saJs.
In the general market, We notice continued dali
;ss and depression in provisions. Bacon de-
cined to-day to 7d19c for shoulders md etdes
packed, and bulk meat to &C, S@sAc loose. Hold
ers are nnt pressing, but buyers are also odlsh.
1aanJ buyers or sellers Prime tlerce lard we quote
1t 9Al29Xc- The indications are that the hog
cop for the past season will foot up deficiency ii
humber Of 10O0J0 head and and an increase in
weight Of equal 70 $4,000, making net Increase
Ut equal to II, 900 head.
Hoes At ALGAx1-Feb. 19.--A good demardex-
lists for the best lots Of dressed hogs at $685. The
reported p salos are re- 1a6 head Michigan. y at Som@
on ITS tbs, at $6 56@6,70.
LIVE Hoas-sales Of hogs at Smith q Browns,
Greenbush, for the week ending, Feb. 16:
, 1861-02-22

sswaa1ax. whta,y in .,sdssa ats aasasasn1. Sales
% iii Il iG Clover aad Timothy seed In tair de-
q 81 a. = e 1stesfprsss tas 0'fF AND '
thangad and dul the demand il loca, and limited
at $3.50 for superhne. Mess pork remsins dall and
prices unsettled and nominal; j.; Latd ,in1 nnenRaaea
very dun and prices unsettled and nominal; accu.
rate quotations. cannot BE- given Bnlk meats ~ s a1n
2Ha pss ssna e isa e2
aud prices lower; sales Of 1900 eags at &c fos
mixed CofEee II arm at 1sc foz prime: saEar In In
fatr demand and the market ar9 & 4 ~ 1 ehe g. ess 10.
fully fair to choice. Moiasses IL dasA ana &c aa~ee
closing at 29c for choice.
OCEAN FEE.eura At NEw TeRx.FE1; aaEIe
Liverpool: 900 bb1s -four at as7A$dG3s 90 800
t,oxes bacon at 3!s I'd; 5oo balca cntton q 616dG
o95 bush whsat u 1sd IN shippers bsgei 500 bush
200 sozes bacon 500 b5s bee{s so t. and 100 bbls
bush wheat at asc IL shippers'' bags.
ST. Lorrs--Feb. 19.-Wheat firm for all grades,
With light receipts Sales ~ bags sprlng at 9sc;
$50 bags good club at e6c: l3 bags choiec do at g.
private terms. CoEn-Demand active again, and
though small receipts the market advanced. Sales
comprise ss3 bags mixed and yellow, In second
Eanntes gum It 4oc; 1850 bss mixed and yellow At &c;
Sy1 bugs choice mixed selloR and white, aud 2 800
bags choice yellow At &c: 1,025 bags mixed white
2t 1441A9c1 4e73 Gags cA04Ee WA1te ~ 4a&bt4St @V
Ito do private $50 bags choice and coo bags extra
st; Charles white at 35c. oats-'Sith cat continued u
today Of a64 bags 1t slc; so bags choice, part "a
new gnnnics, 1t aa@s2Hc, and go ba~. choice
black at 3sc. Barley-25o bags epr1-s sod On pfi-
confined to 4o9 bags eit super on private terms;
hhls do At g. IS; .vu bbe country single extra Il
Tnuncc lots held firmly above buyers views. Whis
xyss bbls sold at 1ic per gallon, the market being
! firm through small rcceipss.-Rei7uNicaH.
| : Sr. LoU1s-Fcb. 20.-Pork-The ma ket wae
heavy mud slow, buyers holding of for increased
receipts and lower rates. sa!es lnc9ude 100 brls
n.ess SIT; 73o brls heavy do. In lots, s17e5: and
sig do offered At 81 50; - brls Eumps, $ii
fare delivery. Bacon-Iimited demand and I ratet t
A.! unchanged Shoulders, sexc; nib sides. 1oc; 1ont
clear do, 1oxc' shortdo do, lie. plain hams 915c;
! eagar cEred do, 10kc; cauvased do, lie, packed
Latd--Very dull: choice offered freely at 98c
sales ot 81 ierces, .9Nc; .11s do strictly prime
97-16c; IS kegs do, 1o1c-all country ts.-=Repub
| iican.
, 1861-02-22
f.aily Review Of Chicago Market

4dtl.s0AI AfEnlAI, e. Eu. Z11 4oQ1.
FLoUR-Receired. :, 169 br1s Market quiet and
easier. Sales were:-1o9 brls :. Lockport enydsan-
lie" good Spring extra tor delivery at the 6pen-
iag Of naTiaton at $i.S5 fob; a5o hrls Beloit
lloop) and TO bris s.Derwent' at S4s6 del; ioo
! Mason's xxXx', White Wlnter extra at $500
e; SrcsWHSSF c FL hys FIFE as s Buctxhe.t
FSnfat %r sff Rer - pdns s Bran in bulk at $500
WHEA Received. aoooo ba. Market dull and
:114c lower. Sales. I, coo In No. Spring at 19Ac
ia store; 1909 bu No. Spring At 15kc II store;
coKN-Reccived. so,55a hu. Market 1@xc
lower. Sales were :-a5,00o bu Mixed at S7Hc IN
OATS. Received SIS ba: Market dull. sales
were as follows 500 du No In bags at 17}1Sc on
track: 800 bn do At 18c del.
were as follows: loo bu So 2 At 3sNc IN store; 10
bags No at Sc del.
;, ,BAlhLEY:I1Reeelred. 178o 5u; Market nore &C
$500 b. No At sc in store; 400 bn prime by sam-
pie at 4sc in bags on track; 2ls bags No. at 4ic
MfGHWIEEs- Received. $40 bbls; Market quiet
AkeoHoL Steady Ct 9 @aac 2 gal:
demand and advanced Sc Sales were; SO bushels
a 20; IS bags do at sas5 50 bu fair at $3.50; 80
leetcd; Sales II bags choice at s445; Is bugs fair
FoTXToEs-1n active request for ehipment
= bbl in store; 400 bushels Neehannt cke st lac
del: 100 bu Pinkeyes at 1sc on track.
MESS PoRk-Du1l and nominal at SO; ;o0@tG Is
LARD-100 tcs prime Leaf at 955zc; 20 bbls do at
TALLoN-5,ooo 1ps country at exc.
H1DEs-ReceiEed: i6.N8 fos- Market quiet:
nj. t{rx<n
, 1861-02-22
From v1FEfnlA.

RICHMOND; Va, Feb. 2o.-A large number
Of resolutions On Federnl Relations were Of
fcscd In the Convention to-day. They gener-
ally exprsse attachment to the. Union and de-
sire au equitable adjustment, but denounce CO.
crcIon aud declare q PURPOSE to resist. 9th
crs declare the Union of the South the safety
OF the South, aud each should speedily resume
tho powers delegated to the Cove. nnaent. The
resolution was tabled for raising COMMITTEES
Of Inquiry whether any MONUMENT of arms
or mrr1 has been nude BY the General Goven-
Eept to any fort or arsenal bordering on Vlz-
oialn indicating prcparatto for attack Or coer-
eion. Are.o}utlon lor . Convention Of Border.
States It Wythevil1o,. the Lat Thursday In
March, was referred. a resolution calling On
tbs Com mniseionqs 10 the Peace Conferrnee
for Information whether any settlement nc
.ccntabIo to Virginia is likely, was tabled. ..
Clemens In h{s speech denied the statement
that be had frankcd incendiary matter to free
negroes and others tn Vlrginia, and pronounced
&C crittendep % iit Iii soon be Invited to address
the people here on national questions, hy .
large number Of prominent men.
/ A resolution vas offered IN tho convention 4
that my attempt at coercion of the seeded
States Be forcibly resisted By Virginia, and r =
fczred. :, A similar resolution was offered N
the Senate md ordered to be printed - -
, 1861-02-22

ATcH1sos, Feb 90 deputation from the
potawotomies, consisting Of three chiefs,
came in yesterday and applet for relief
for their tribe. After sitting q few mo-
menta in Gen. Pomeroy's office, Lassomboni,
4 venerable chief, arose and addressed The
General rs follow:
"We have heard that you are the great father
Of tue whites to my starving people, aud two
Df the tribe have died already, md many are in
danger Of starvation, If not Immediately sup-
Piled. Our wives aud children were crying
about when we left They said, If ycn come
back empty we will starye. The anQuitses have
been cut Off The traders will not send US
food, for we have 70 money. Our horses and
cattle are dying, and we have no seed. We
left our home OH Lake Michigan. NY wigwam
stood where now IS thegr city OF Chicago:
We were removed from Council Bluffs. Never
In my life have seen such suffering amon::5;
my people, II you will help us We will live )
II not we elall die"
Lassomboni is fine looking InGiap, and
spoke f1uently and with great emotion: Two
hundred and fifty Of bis tribe are in the most
destitute condition, which Was ,corroborated
ly statements from that part Of the country.
Gen Pomeroy loaded ten wagons for them
with provisions, which. viii last them tt til
Spring. r,