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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-30
FROM IOWA.
The Indian Massacre at Spirit Lake.
gWsnsyrR C,rY, Iowa, April l2, 81.


wEpsrER CiTY, Iowa, April i2, 81.
Ea;tors Ciepe. Herold Three weeks
ago to-day report reached us that Indians
had been numbering the Inhabitants at
Spirit Lake and Springfield. The next
DAY eighteen young men, well armed. left
this place for Fort Dodge. A: the Fort
two companies more had been formed so
that we numbered about seventy. five men.
After twelve days tedious march we ar
rived at the Lake. Such a sight as we
here beheld, may never witness again.
Father, mother, sister and brother. lay as
they had been shot by the Sioux. We
buried twenty mine bodies. From the
position in which we found many Of the
bodies, there must have been hard fight
ing. All had been shot through the head
or heart. / saw three persons who made
their escape. badly wounded. Forty-fve
whites were killed, and four women ta-
Ken into captivity. A Mrs. Church. who
escaped, shot one Indian.--One little boy
eight years old. escaped from the Indians.
and hid behind log. As he went out of
the door. the Indians killed his mother,
and her blood spattered over him. could
write much more, but do not like to think
ofthe scene. They said there were about
one hundred Indians. We expected to
have had hard fighting. but the Indians
left four days previous to our arrival.
The U. 8. soldiers from Fort Ridgely ar
rived there only one day after the Sioux
had left, but did not follow them only part
OF one day. We had creeks and ravines
TO cross where the water was from six to
ten feet deep. We remained on the bank
Of creek thirty-six hours without provis-
ions or FIRE. Our men were more or less
frozen. Yours, +. w. G.
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= correspondent from Townsend, San
a'sAy county announces that one day
'ast week, the wife of Mr.. Harrison STAGE
ol mat township. was safely delivered Of
shree children, two girls and one bow and
aH:were "doing we'll" He also po,;.aa
g singular coincidence, that the COW 81
: MI 3. presented him with two calves
"sent as our correspondent supposes-
'fSovldentialiy'' to relieve the mother 20
apart OF her duties. - Sonausky Req.
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To Organize and Discipline the Militia and
Volunteer Militia so far as Relate to the
Duties of County Auditors and Township
ASSESSORS.
Section L. Be It enacted By tie Geaerol
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That all
able bodied, white male citizens, resident
Of this State. being eighteen years of age,
and under the age of forty five years, ex
cepting persons exempt by law, shall be
enrolled in the militia, and perform milf
tary duty in such manner, not incompati-
bic with the Constitution and laws of the
United States as hereinafter prescribed.
MILITIA DIVISION.
Sec. 2. That the militia of this State
shall be organized into divisions as fol-
lows, viz:
The county of Hamilton shall form the
first division. ,a1
The counties of Butler, Warren, Mont
gomery and Preble shall form the second
division.
The counties of Darke, Miami and
Shelby 81 all form the third division.
The counties of Mercer, Auglaize, Al
len, Van Vert and Putnam shall form the
fourth division.
The counties Of Paulding, Defiance,
Williams, Fulton. Henry and Lucas shall
form the 6fth division.
The counties Of Wood, Ottawa, San
dusky and Seneca shall form the sixth
division.
The. counties Of Hancock, Wyandot,
Crawford, Marion and Hardin shall form
the seventh division.
The counties of Logan, Union, Cham
paign, Clark and Madison shall form the
eighth division.
The counties Of Green, Fayette, Clin-
ton and Highland shall form the ninth di-
vision.
The counties of Clermont, Brown and
Adams shall form the tenth division.
) The counties of Ross, Pike, Scioto,
Lawrence aad Jackson shall form the
eleventh district. s
The counties of Gallia. Meigs, Athens
Vinton. and Hooking shall form the twelfth
division.
The counties of Franklin, Pickaway
and Fairfield shall form the thirteenth di
vision.
, The counties of Licking, Muskingun
+ and Perry shall form the fourteenth. di
!, vision.
The counties Of Delaware, Knox AMI
Morrow shall form the fifteenth division
The counties of Richland, Ashland ami
Wayne shall form the sixteenth division
5 The counties of Huron, Erie, Lorair
and Medina shall form the seventeenth
division. a
The counties Of Cuyahoga, SUNNI
and Portage shall form the eighteenth
: division.
i The counties of Lake, Geauga, Ashta
i bula and Trumbull shall form the nine
teenth division.
The counties of Mahoning. Columtiana
Stark and Carroll shall form the twentietl
l. division.
!. Tke counties of Holmes, Coshocto
! and Tuscarawas shall form the twenty
first division.
The counties of jefferson, Harrison an
II Belmont shall form the twenty secon
tt division.
The counties Of Washington, Morgan
Monroe. Noble and Guernsey shall forl
: the twenty third division.
v BRIGADES.
e SEC. 3. That the divisions aforesai
e shall be divided into brigades as follows
!, In the county Of Hamilton, in the first d
vision, the townships OF Crosby. Whit
3 water. Miami, Storrs, Colerain. Del
If and Green, shall form the first brigade
: the townships of Anderson, Millcree
= Springfield, Sycamore, Symmes, Coiun
,f bia, Spencer and Fulton, shall form Il
second brigade and the city Of Cincil
matt shall form the third brigade Pr
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DR WRICHTS TONIC BITTERs M

DIR. WRIGHTS TONIC BITTERS and
Invigorating Cordial, is delightful Tonic,
Anti -Dyspec,ic and Invigorant. having the
soft and delicious favor of the rarest Cordials
There is something sound and wholesome in
the very appearance of this Medicine, in its
big bold quart bottles and yellow wrappers.
1t is just the thing for diseases of the Stomach,
Liver or Kidneys, and sells, the round world
over, at $l,00.
Dr. Wrights Liver Pills, also, his purgative
Powders for Children, all excellent medicines,
are sold by R. A HENDERSON, Upper Sandus-
ky U-Sce large advertisement 28-lm
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1. @. O. r.

Wyandot Lodge, No. Ito, I. o. o. F. meets
every Wednesday evening at their Hall, in
Asres' brick corner. I'D story. Members of
other Lodges who may be in town, are respect
fully invited to attend.
Upper santusky, May 8, 1856. lily.
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BeneyOlence.

We do not think a person can evince
more benevolent trait of character than
being moved at the distress and suffering
of others, and furthermore anxious to do
all in their power to alleviate by every
possible means human suffering. Inthis
view Of the case, we do not know how
the humane and benevolent can do an ac-
tion more in accordance with their phi
lanthropic views, than by calling the at
! tention of their afflicted friends and ac-
quain!ances to the fact that DR.. Seth S.
Hance, of 1O8 Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Md, has discovered preparation, which
is put up in the form of a pill, that has a
specific action for curing Epilepsy, or
falling fits, spasms, cramps, and all forms
tof nervous diseases. Among those who
have been permanently cured, we might
mention a member of the family of James
H. Beadle, Huntsville, Alabama; Mr.. NJ.
P. SIedgc Cabin point, Surry county Va.
and Mr.. w. P. .Ligon, Grenada, Missis-
sippi. We might SO on enumerating a
number of others, until we had entirely
filled up this column of our paper, but
we think we have said sufficient to salts
fy every person that the subject under
consideration is one Of vital importance
to every one. Reader! if you are well
man or woman, and have no need Of a
remedy, perhaps you know sor1e person
who is not equally blessed as yourself, il
so, cut out this notice. and send it to him
or her. It win cost you but little trouble
and probably it will make you instru
mental in curing some poor, afflicted NOR
tai of that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy
or falling sickness.
{ Persons in the country can write to th'
inventor, and have the medicine forward
ed TO them by mail. The prices are, ont
box, So; two do, SIS; twelve do. 1874
and sent to any part of the country, fre'
ofpostage. All orders for the mcdicin'
should be addressed to SethS. Hance, 1O'
Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md.
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ROAD NOTICE.

ITO the Honorable COMMISSIONER OF Wyan-
i dot Count Ohio, at their next june
session A. D.. 1851. We tue nndersignedciti-
zens of said County, ask your Honors for the
l,catior. of County Road as fellows ): Com
mencing at the South East corner of Wn'. Wat
kins' lagd in section twenty two township one;
range twelve in said county, at the County road
=. sloo1 Of i,oe tow hip--from the Carey
s1nd Mt blanchard road--to the Mt. blanchard
I auI Gr.wfor.,sville road-thence west on the
an.t;on anu line to the county line-t hence south
On tbe comfy line to intersect the the State
Road leading to Mt Blanchard and there ter.
inmate. MAN PETITIONERS.
April 23d 1857. 31-fw
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The New Orleans papers, which have
been the most hopeful Of Walkers sue
c.ss.. at last begin 10 despair. The Bee
Of April !. says:
Almost the last vestige of hope Of suc-
cess Of Walker in Nicaragua has been de-
stroyed by the disastrous intelligence re-
'ceived here on Sunday last. We have
carefully perused the mass of letters from
Nicaragua published in the journals, and
have conversed with several Of the most
intelligent and npartial of the returned
followers of Walker. The evidence fur
nished by these sources of our information
is uniform, and glo' my in the extreme.
The belief, almost without exception, pre-
walls that the fall of Rivas, the last strong
hold of Walker, is simply question of
time. He may hold out certain num-
ber Of days; he mayrepulse many assaults;
but in the end he must succumb to fam
inc, or Rivas must be taken by storm.
The fate Of a small body Of gallant men
: who yet cling to their leader, is uncertain.
1fcaptured with arms in their hands, a
short shrift and speedy death will be
their portion. The temptations to desert
are abundantly strong. The Costa Ricans.
with an astute policy rarely characteristic
. Of the Hispano-American race. treat all
who abandon Walker with remarkable
Kindness. and furnish them free passage
back to the United States. 1t is too much
4 TO expect that Walkers men will adhere
to desperate case when they are thus
offered the chance to escape, and immu.
nifty. Accordingly we look for accounts
OF further desertion. All who can posi-
bly, elude the vigilance of their chief viii
probably desert his sinking fortress.
The EFFECT DR.. Dewey, one O
the most earnest apologists of the Fugitive
Slave Law has tired Of being the shield o
Slavery, and is gradually swinging bacl
to his natural position of antagonism te
that gross abomination. We see also
that the Rev. DR.. Humphrey, formerl,
president of Amherst College, who wa.
lately one of the fastest friends of th.
South. has got to the length of his tether
and refuses to follow the Slrve Powe
down the declivity of the Dred Scott de
cision. He lately preached a discourse a
Pittsfeld, Mass. commemorating the com
pletion by himself of half a century's sci
vice in the ministry. sIn conclusion,
says the Springfield RepuJlican. 'thc ven
cradle patriarch spoke. as Christian pa
tsiot Of his experience might be expecte
tospeak, of the assault on Mr. SumEer, tn
Aansss outrages, and the last and deepes
c,sgrace to the nation, the Drcd SEQ,
decision"
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10000 PATIENTS CURED ANNUALLY
by the use Of Helmbold's Genuine Preparation
Of Fluid Extract Of Buchu, most positive
and specific remedy for distressing ailments.
Read the advertisement in another col.
umn, headed ca Revolution is Certain Vic
tory is ou,sn
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NO PEN NOR INK USED. ds 4

G1 NO PEN NOR INK USED. ts1
eDl. No Cory INITIATED No TEACH eD L.
Err REQUIRED. D.-MACLAURIN'S PATEN T
SELF-INSTRUCTING PROCESS IN PEN
MANSHIP enables every one to write with the
greatest ease, elegance and rapidity. 1t has
been adopted by the Public Schools of New
York, and by our first merchants. The Pro
cess. complete, with full directions for use,
will be sent prepaid ON the receipt of ST.. To
clubs or agents, six copies for SIS. A liberal
discount on large orders. Address LELAND &
MAcLAuRIN, 345 Broadway, New York. 23-3m
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@ Phalon's
CHEMICAL HAIR
INFIGORATOR.

EE Phalon's a
CHEMICAL HAIR
INFIGORATOR.
The }ga
most
complete
article Of the
kind ever before
offered TO the public.
IT has stood the test of twen-
~ years III this country, and not
one OF the many hundreds of imita-
tions have been able to compete with
it for preserving, dressing, aud beautify-
ing the Hair, and keeping the head clear
from dandruff, &c. It's inestimable: in short
1t Is everything the hair requires. Price 81
cents and 81 per bottle.
~ Phalon's
PAPHIAN LOTION.
OR FLORAL BEAUTIFIER.
great
3.ss- Cosmetic
for beautify-
Ing the skin and
complexion, and per-
fuming the breath, for
curing Chapped Hands, FACE
Lips, Tan. Sunburn, Freckles.
Pimples, Scaids, Burns. DC. A
sure anu sale cure 1Or the Files one
washing will give instant relief Af-
ter shaving, it is very soothing to the
skin 1t keeps the hands soft and white,
and for inflammation of the skin, it will be
found to be great remedy Price SO cent
and ST. per bottle.
g Phalon's
MAGIC HAIR DYE.
One
of the
very best
Natural DYES
in the world. It's
long use has proved it A
to be beyond comparison:
and being vegetable produc-
tion, mo injury can possibly be done
to the skim 1t is easily applied, and
youcan obtain a black or brown. which
will defy the best judges to tel! it from na-
ture itself. Price ST and 81 so per box. Made
and sold by E. PHALON, at 1877 Bioadwa,
cor. Dey street, and SIT broadway, st. Niche
las Hotel, N. Z, and all Druggists and fame
stores throughout the United States.
13-6l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago r.
A CA RID.

am not :. Bound for Kansas" nor " for the
Kingdom either yet awhile; but AM bound
to stay in Upper Sandusky until l sell what
Goods l have remaining on hand; and further
more. / am bound to sell them LOWER than
any other man will or dare do, either in Up
per Sandusky or any other place in these Uni
ted States.
9S-tf @. FERRIS.
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MARRIED

MARRIED.,
On the 25th inst, by NJ. H. Kirby, Esq.
Mr.. GEORGE KSArP to Miss MARY ANN WEA,
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CHRIST q UnRnog
HAIR-DYE!

OF ChTlstadof0s s never equaTIed Dye:
Red it makes black, to brown transforms a
s1 + grey, sG5 % 799aE #EI f.
And keeps the 6bres always from decay.
This matchless revitalizing Hair-Dye still
holds It's position as the most harmless and
eficaclous Hair Dye in THE WORLD. Pre- ).
pared and sold, wholesale and Retail, and ap-
piled in ten private rooms, at CHRIsrApoRo's,
No: Astor House, Broadway, New York,
and by all Druggists and Pcrfumers in the
United States. .a I8-Iv
Agents.-Cincinnati O., j. D, Park and
Solon Palmer. r. rr-.s sssts-.. ~ E. 4
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Cash w anted!

j. & d. AYRES
HAVE full assortment of goods on hand
Il Il having just received new lot from New
York, and will sell them at
COST FOR CASH, FOR THE SPACE
OF TWO OR THREE WEEKS
from this date; oreven less than cost before we
will let acustomer go out with the money.
Call on ]. q D. Ayres in the Brick corner,
opposite the Court House, if you want goods
cheaper than you ever bought them before.
March l7th, 1851 26-tf
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DR.. Wright's Purgalive Powders for
Ehildrnn

a8i Ifr. Wrightss Liver Pills:
An excellent Family Pill, highly eficacious in
the Liver and all Bilious diseases. They can
not be excelied as mild and efficient eathar-
tic in all cases where pills are necessary.
Price 25 cents per box.
& Mandatory and Principal Depot, Ne.
Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa, "a 90.
UDr. W rights medicines arc sold BY r. A.
Henderson, Upper Sandusky, aud by dealers
in medicine every ywhere. 25-ly
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For sale by n. A. Henderson, druggist. Up
per Sandusky S. NJ. Worth, Little Sandusky
November, 23d, 1856. aa1y
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MARRIAGE GUiDE-YoUNG' GREAT
PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK: THE PocxEr
EscuLAPIus, or Every One bis own Doctor, by
VIM You've, NJ. D. 1t is written in plain Ian
guage for the general reader, and is illustrated
with upwards of One Hundred Engravings.-
Allyoung married people, or those, contern-
plating marriage, and having the least i'm
pcdiment TO married life, should read this
book. 1t discloses secrets that every ono
should be acquainted with still, il IS book
that must be kept locked up. and not lie
about the hou: e. 1t will be sent to any one
on the receipt of twenty five cents. Address
DIR. VIM. YOUNG, 50 Spruce ST., above
Fourth, Philadelphia, Pa. o4-ly
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,lG@ w IN
check Hemorrhage from the lungs or throat
u Sarah Hammond, of 1913 East Thirty
second street, had a bal cough for two years,
was cured in days by the Relief and lie
solvent. 80 s.,s
U-.The sick will please read our Tabular
Almanac for 1857, and our newspaper called
1.-The Moving World.'' - Eos GlS aHH
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vided, that the Major General or COM
mandant of the first division shall have
power to call to his aid any num-
Der of the commissioned officers. .os said
division And provided further, that
each county, except the county of Hamil-
ton, shall be a distinct brigade, to be num-
bered in each division in the order in
which they are mentioned in section Sec
ond
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walkers Friends Despairinr.

The New Orleans papers, which have
been the most hopeful Of Walkers sue
'c.ss. at last begin 10 despair. The Bee
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.]
SECTIONS OF ]" AN ACT,

To Organize and Discipline the Militia and
Volunteer Militia so far as Relate to the
Duties of County Auditors and Township
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARK'S CELEBRATED
Female Pills .

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clark NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This Invaluable
Medicine unfaing in the of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution.
1t moderates all excess, all distractions and
brings the monthly period with regularity.
Taess Pills should not be taken by females during
tho FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring Miscarriage, but at any other
time they are safe. D..
In all of Nervous Spinal Affections, pain in the
Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue Slight Exertion,
Paptaton of the Heart Lowness Of Spirits Mysteries,
Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
caslcned by disordered SYSTEM these Pills will effect
cure when all other have failed, and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron, calome antimony
or any other mineral.
Fudirections accompanying each package. Price, In
the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for this country,
l. O.BALDWIN CO.,
Rochester, N Y.
B.-$1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorEed Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by return
mail. oct31
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, GeneralAgents. For sale
n Burlington by A. HENDRcrs, and A. +. GRorHE; and
WHITNEY, WALKER, Fort Madison. (ap25bp.yi
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'E,ll,xIYYI III

Esurcesae11 % J. II evAA.}
nov - rsss ns s na sef & ss.s % ss
II mer Gosdss rsassssnx 81 srsst vars<ty Of rich
sad elegant sDo which win be soi4 = the iosess mar
Dress Gssds. 80
very rich ssock, ccnsistiE 10 par Of eArege, Jsco.
nss snd Lawn Robes PLAID and tisared RArsseA lis.
sars, nsiliiaass, French JseonesA L.sns fi.in aad
fped Dssges, fer travelling drrsses. sssk snd Fancy
Drsss Slhs. ,essshes With great many ostsr ssyses
VI Dress Goods % numefsus % mention. 81
very doe stock of Preach Hork~d and Lace collars
and Sleeves, Edsines lnsertinEs, Hoanesng, Divinity
ssnds, Mourning coaiars. &C.. g.
handsome stock Of Bisck spd Fancy SiIk Lace And
ssrsse Msn.l.s Aisos good assortment sf Grape and
.snness, HibSsns 4 ErencA Flower.
large stock hand including Misses and chi'drens
Boanets. Fiats, &c
large stock on hand Including large sises for old
ladies. 5as $50 ~ 4sss
FuYnishing GooAs.
p.r Of rich Curtain Muslin Saa carsas
foods, Dsmssk do, Marse3ies Hts, Linen and Cot
sheet,ngs Napkins D.m.sk Table Anen, Tovsiing,
= '' s: ass s.ss. a q S.Ie.. Miu..
fun assortment in this line for Ladies, Gents end
Children.
staple Goods.
full stock Of Muslins, Tckngs, English and Ameri-
can Prints Of choice styles. s
Cloths, ssassisneres 4 VestinEa.
superior stock in this line including very handsome
Spring and Summer Fancy Cassimeres Mxrseles Vest.
Silk Satin do, French Linen DrilIings Coatngs,
handsome Summer Cravats, Fancy Ties, Fancy Half
Hose, SILK Mernc, Isle Thread, Cotton Under Shirts
Clothing.
A nice stock OF Spring and and Summer Coats and
vests OF fashionable styles.
Also-Men AMI Boys Straw, Leghorn, Palmleaf and
Soft Fur Hats, together with great variety Of other
Goods too numerous to mention.
purchasers are requested to call ana examine.
April -, 1851, 3mbp
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st. Louis, April q.
I James Collins, recently recommended for Gov.
sfnor bv the American Convention, announces
himself candidate for that Office in opposition
to the national Democracy.
Gov. Jackson has fixed upon the Sd Monday
In August for the election TO ELL the vacancy
caused BY the resignation Of Gov. Polk.
The election Of Supreme and other Judges
takes place on the first Monday in August.
Files Of the Santa Fe Gazette for March are
received. A portion Of the remains of the In
dian agent Dodge have been found and inferred
ut Fort Defiance.
Capt Gibbs was severely wounded in recent
engagement with the Indians.
Gov Nerriweather had gone to visit the Ma
v.joo and Puelbs Indians.
Indian deprEdations had been extensive and
frequent. Numbers were over,aken and killed
By the troops.~
Major Fry had arrived at Albuquerque with
$4,000 for the Indian department.
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Chicago, April "a.

Chicago, April "a.
The weather is slightly better. The attend
ance on Change is large. In -four we notice
so bbls Bartlett Mills, spring wheat extra, sold
yesterday afternoon at 80; all brands of this
quality are held firmly at SIS, 25as5,50. Wheat
is firm and scarce. Sales of 1000 bush at 90 in
store; 5000 and 1000 bush at 81; 10000 bush
on board now at CSC, and 10000 bush last of
May at 81 on board. We learn of no transac
tons in winter. Red is worth is aud white
81, 40 in bags, Corn firm and higher. Sales
yesterday Of SO, 900 bush to arrive At SOC afoat;
. cargo LIST of July, to-day, at sac; also $4,000
bush LIST day of July, payable on delivery, at
55c; 1000 bush at soc to store-corn has not
only advanced here but is rapidly advancing in
Buffalo. Oats firm and advancing; lots in bags
60 at 49a50c. Rye unchanged and growing
scarce. Provisions remain as last quoted; Po-
tatoes are advancing; We quote from 99ca$l, 10
for good qualities; Butter scarce and high.
Later advices from Mackinac, state that the
ice is breaking up in the Straits, and that it is
confidently expected that the north channel will
soon be open. The schooner Garden City goes
to Montreal with wheat at 92c, and the schoon-
er Barbarian takes -four to Kingston at 60c per
60 lbs. Propeliers are asking SOC per Dbl for
-four to Buffalo.
WHEAr-Spring sells At 96assc to store; red
81, o5a$l 10; white do 81, s0al,S5.
CoRS-49a5oc to store.
BARLKr-~$l, S0a$2.
RYE-S0aS5c to distillery.
OArs-4Sa50c in bags on track.