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, 1859-07-28

49, 1'A''e' ''''''''.s'''' La
Aae Europa "aA te1egraphed this morning,
"''a A''eFpoos aates to the 10th. Breadstuts
ne1s 1epor'so oul,' with a-dechning tendency.
rh. 49,. -. =. 49, 49, . 'ss4'
,u..,...a. ~ ~. %19 "a ..eaet nao 10 saee. On tae
md far .nr;n. u,saas nsas "as 'e's n.m'y ne'o'
tah,;.hsd 1y;..~~ " ~ wa GO.
r-;c., ..n,;,, -. - " ~ No'e Ae'4'e' pa'
nll grades amounted to about $4,000 bush
els, Mt 81 for new No. l White On track: 9o6e5c
for fair to choica nrx NJ , ned =, .r.,l -
r,e - ~o Ae" "o. "eo on tFacA ana
"814aoe LOT standard and spring in atore-
market closing buoxant The fr,aness in
wheat was sustained throughout the d.v-rore
cspeciaIly after the INV yo,k d;.ns,ch.. -..s
..-:-, 49, ~@e -" Ao'~ a''pa'enea we're
received showing m advance in that market.
The Flour market wa. ouirt. with. however :,
better ;nor;rv fo- .to;a. - -.
sr,-,. e.. - us:. ~. s3e' "n'eo 1te
ocAice. oa'es oi "hlte Winter were made at
IS 50, low grade Spring Extra at &. 2.5o. md Rye
Flour at s4.5o. The light receipts Of Corn this
morning. with GOOD snecu1.t;rr and .h;n,;no
ipoo;rv csr.od a. .as;.;sn., ...s-. e'pf."s
0a.'''' sausc" al adalI'onal oao5ancy IN that
'u".e' not Fefy agreeable to "short Sellers"
al the opening there was good demand for
present delivery at 5sc for M. I in stors ,,d
from New York. the market kent an ;mnrn,;no
till it reached o5c-shouipp an .drance If e.
per bushel since Yesterday. Abon. ~ nm h, ~
ali kinds cbanoed bs,d. .no,-,v h.,f - -.
was fur future de,,yery-at 577s5o for NJ -
store. and sse for M . IN .to-.e,t. a,,.t., -.
.r, .r,t,,...n4.I..:..
, 1859-07-28
eaily Review Of Chleass a[alkst,

rn-,, "1oxnoAT EvxHER&, July II.
-. 1nAas Iowa wheat 10 Buffalo 1t T. and oats
FAou1-asss4pAs ~ hs3s shlpusnA Ii bri4. x,rk~k
eooo oa1sod fu1 eh Lea hsapas Of Nlass4 sot
u"a& sess Wet Id bsls White Winter sx.a II ~ ~
4NL s"~' - LIZ" ~ a"@f ~
THfAT-Rsee'pss t,soa bu; no .h.puss,.. yu.,z
oa&s 1ess: 800 bu No. / Whits 1t s1oe on
ep oa s1&sa No. Red 1t &c On s,.ek. soo In M
Ned aae % tEaek 10 b. Do II toc On tact
@* ea's ware: too1 hu Standard 1t " In xo,,.
W % &c l,ooo bu do It Nc; Lon h1 do II SIC
pa 60 u sse; 9Go bu do At sse ses.a opt1ou ii. mi
s-aeeslpta. aess bu shIpmenta, Is ~ bu. N,sket
wv .asahesd e. Sales WRIT 1000 bu Canal =!
~. W m.enos do atb5c t. o. b.; 80 bu No.
ao hu No. 1t sac Ia a4ote 40 bu do nj o5c
Af' opon ne1t % days .oob hu do II &c .es,e ont, ~
~" ID DO 1t s6c sellers ortlop next xr-t
W. 10 o'e ssleFa oplioa next week; 10 m ~ Al ~
- osson next 70 daJs; GtoJ bp do Il saxe see,,.
neat "eek; ss bu do II aeoo pu Do n sc o
~ ~ oa Do 1t sla 5000 bu do II ~ 100 bu
:, e.. n ooo =. a.a nns1o~ End fdday; &se bu do
1n,hu ~ @e for Fhday s,a0 bu Do It &c:
". ~. ~. :" *, 44sket cioanx buoyant,
"a e-h~septa. esc ID; ah{pmsnts Asonbr. o,a ,,,s
nuntaa At sc In store. 80 bu new crop eo TO-
oas ,. &c In tsss.
htE-Rs.dpta 50 bu. Market QUILT md unch,av.l.
sas wese so bu fr SIC Pc: % n delivered: M hu
0ANLea-Aese epta, hone. Market nominal IT ..a.se
A1dH"IhEs-Reeep.s 1: brls, afa,iu nrru hut in.,-
uTe CITY Wine. = SIC.
ALcoAoL-Ha3'c 4 gallon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 bris Pork Nes. Pork nnrn-
ina 1t e@is.ao. Cut Meats s<ascx mi In d.m.n1. n,
ea IN far request for Shoulders md txaue 70,
Hams. -"N '>7sAs AVE-
1Ahp-Aoninaf at 1oH9lic.
1ALLo"-ReceIpts 1,sao bs- In xood deu.nd at
1axc. A'~"1 osAA4 ~
AtDEs-Receipts 1906 ns Market NOR. oue* md mt
qaae 80 na. Sales to-day were At the following opot,.
noas s:-dreen sdted Hides se; DIT Sailed 1.afSc D,v
fnns II tslse !; Green relts sLsoQr, Is
"o~L-Heceapts i-.+30 ns Market Terv firm s.t..
eI III three Quarter blood heeoe ut &c In NJ hair
blood At SIC. - 1@"'
PoTAToE7-Reecpta 20 bu. New yerv ,r.,,- M, r..
oenaad Sales to day At s1no0tos In round lka No -
u,aod for Old. ~s~ Az ~,
EGts-ln good deusnd II t10Hal1c.
BUTTER II NpkEa f4ir 1rkta At lie: choier Rou ,.-
PoCLTRT-Chlckena In good .eoue,s a. A. ..9.1no
dnzen. 's'~-'" =
APFLE-o Urls Southern Apples sold 1t Is no: 1. hi,
1rd]ana Apples II $3.50. ''1
DRIED FhUtT-1n) hsis extra Ohio Dried Annie. =, d.
in-lud.nx packages.
LuAbER-caEo OF Bonnie Doom. from Ceor.t,n B,r
to asrtvr, teholee earko} 1t cargo Of sr liz. at
from Austeson at tst:H; e.zo Of sehr Harriet Ro.,
from Grand Rive1. nj "a aud $7so crso of schr Ac,
from oeonto 4 $500.
, 1859-07-28
Thunder Storm In PHILADELPHIA,

PH1LADElPa1A, July a7.-There WAS severe
unfinished culrerts in tue northern part of lie
city were damaged. Many cellars we're flooded
ty water. f1ock Of 81 sheep, belonging to
L. J, Burns. wnyne County, ra-, were Killed
by lightning while gathered beneath tree dur
ing the Storm
, 1859-07-28
FORT OF CHICAGO.

Sweeney. An.saiet ii ii III. ~ H. r
snr Huron Morgan Grand naren ). pkg, er.h. 10 IL
Pr'p IIen'eI Dickson. co'az~ood. ts lun.er 10 pkg
Prop a~.akes HINT Bua4o 81 ham iron, soo b.l,
h.Fz .Fz &C.. as 81: p.s; stsxs ssen'e ssa ss n o@sst
lumber ioo n sih tom Saxina@ ' o'a@ Ano w m
Bark 1lanE.san DluE1. osweso ilss ba.z iruu &,
Bdx ch:k, Cannon. Au.tsson, ., m lumber % N
sy .s @ 1s :: N
sehr sasaa.c, NeE!lxot saash naTsa. 5: sds xsod.
81 5 d'sssss! II a.ssa = 'ss* *s.
Sear ass sSa, Nlcs L eqst ssa.1o R :5st eesl
schF !rse peffs' Eassaaslls 70 .tnhes. 800 n
ST. ST. H.. os's,: s@,.h Ma.tsfoa 81 lumber
sehr 1I.t Ftfst:s. S Fsiat w.. 70 luass, i, Cd,
bse Mass;ea ii IL y u1S 15s 10 h
seas z.dec @ 1fts, Thofaa Bay CITY, lumber 70 n
sser sser 5vs'sz Washt M.nltowcc so n shingles.
81 II isSe Z gs .h
ss: At s;sss Z e. e. sSs& 3: wood 70
ST, nsS angsa,te osnan,ou plasavtte 6 Cd. wood.
seh1 nsasoland AcAeruan Hulk gun g n lumber ), n
sehr naze,s suhh :heboysan $50 pork tr Cd, xp0a
sss. p.ifs 6..esa O. Sss q @ 20 ees
. Ssh. fea.a Faas, Massskon n y lumber y m i,sh
scs Rssine M Sto.n aFe<a B4y l.S Lumber. is ahiu.
Brig ~ 81 T,lpp B,y City, .slss lumber, .s1::s
sehs rppe.t Merton, White 1,te IS n ,u.abe4. :, pkg.
oehr pfat' bo'asa us*tsa, 81 o.. oil 50 ta.rsls
seh, csis na.d Bay cay so n lumber. % n ,..h.
5faifss: & IL 81 s.sza. z s
sehf shf iase ss IN ~ Aaw: ASsAskon lst N iuher.
, 1859-07-28
COMMERCIAL

,Hxp1npA1 Evxnxs, July 3, iAast
Ihe receipts and shipneuts during the past
twcnty-four hours wero; -.
ExCE1fIN
, 1859-07-28
Foreign Markets.


H. IT, - n AssA Ltv1xzoet, Julv Is.
f1r fp; = r. tae I!o WI, vey du FIrnrb o.
r. e7,+l Wheat lu md l. Haatnaiy uuehanq+g ~
49, ~ ...sEs afr Pressing on the market western "a i,
H ~ Et aa! "a quoa'ioss nna Ai1el and yellow
FGoTrs1p43-PQrk heayT md All rr.u,f~. .,..A., !.
enedQust.sloas nolnal The sock seef ID po5s io
EatAeE more Inquiry. Lard quiet '' WA 'He'en
, 1859-07-28

bosroS, July @7th.-TAe steamship Canada
sailed this forenoon at 10 o'clock for Liverpool.
vla Halifax. She took 60 passengers for Liver
pool and = for Hatifux, and eeJ, 500 in specie.
, 1859-07-28

Il XI1C1lIAN zen lsAL AND
4f1- GREAT WESTERN tcAyADA) RAILWAY
Summer Arrangement.
Trains !eave tho Great Central Depot feet Of L,k4 ,es
Chicago:
10 a1a-psnui. Aeco1uotatau tSunIaJs kxrepteI> H.
rive at Detroit a:.3 Dn.
100 an1-tnannali Expas oanday7 exempted, Ar,ire 1t
Indianapolis 80 pm ;Cinclnnall II y:lN pm.
aooso-Ltkhtnln< ExpfxssArx SunIass} arrive 1t
Detroit a-D pun Suspension Er1ec, B4naiA
{:N ana; Albany 3.D pm, New YORK 9:u1 pm,
k4.Eton 1e10at altnt-
e1o pm-Se~ York md Boston E1przs-{satn1,isYs ex.
esrtsdJ Arrive NJ uesn!k us an. Suspension
Snass " btalo ~ Pm. Albany <to sin, New
800 pn-E!ae4onat A1 Lous'.!Is ExPteas<e4e.ps sat-
uriarJ A7tvs Al Indianapolis At &:to au,. C1c.
r,,x sans7a 3 ~ Il s:., au.: Lo's1.t!a sas pa+
e0 pm tsaIns eect Il Ftis xhh Gualn i Like UuIa1
kaaxay II Ec!4o and al po.Ats Est; u Tnrunu with
The Graad Ifuok Railway l.. khEion, O,e1shur:h EGn-
rel 4uels aud ~ piuts il caaads E.s Northern lsr-
moat, New Hampshire md Malre.
~ H1kk1xr eArxkea through,
Thsp1=h Tickets fr aals Il The principal Racad Oilers
u ths aoth aIa We1, and 1t the Came4ny.s UMee t5
Oaoosn st1et Chcap, y kr d<pot fot Of Lake srecs
y. RICE superintendent.
, 1859-07-28

Vessels PASstng the weltand Canal.
DF Tkxz.nrH1 fBrv1.,. .Irl. ~
Tc-sels r41ased Port Cotborue ftrm r XIII - n
M 9Th July ls35; ~ "' ~ : :"
Bouad wess, sesa-seh1s St Andrevs QII.,a hlner1,
T Mack, Alvin BrunStp ~ 1 ">-''
Bound Eaa eth Prop Nl4eonsu big VIM Penn: .cbr
Raleigh. IN sth-Bss New York echF b O Cones '
, 1859-07-28
s@t8ettlaNeous,' ):

U n Il Err III EMS EX-
Iad. aaaoEE1hs aoeta a noeas of u Association. In
es eeaeex = Lanles1aa Excaanxs i which tius and
~ T1,aeat md toafezde1t xanut4ttuer1 City md
1euaos Afalnv1ted to attend. -.
ROsERr q. Foss. r1a.ident-
E4AAlkE WOOD Bec1xAH. DyI.-tmhA A,a H-d755
, 1859-07-28
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD,
Tbe CapaetT uf tAis Road h now equal u any in H..
ltpun1TY.

1
! 141' No 1a1Nt;A f.1,ka,, Cf+N 1ls4\L
The e'p'' Of 'A' heca caua,:9 9e equal to anza tia
Tt1nCr r11pnrru n,ccv~crn
AHAEh 1AKoi6A PASSENGER TElINS
BETWEEN rIIEsguEGn AND PHILADELPHIA.
[seS:a TTa. ~; i Wesss a. f's Fssshia. IL
arl,has ass 1 ar saa S,a'nFten =; C:y thus
srstta tSr sn<ri sr, n IT, . o. p.sssnsFs un-
Expsres aai Fla Lnss T.n shsyu.a =,
'? saolss {. e., ~ - q ssehs1 Sousfoa =
sTp SsspsF W. S. vi Err I'd r3s. TI.ns rus
tralas connect ryt fsr Srw WI F 1!se 't.:ty
connect for baltimore .utl Wa.hinx.op. as' A's
Trains connect At rittsbu:xh viii lie = Ar r~-u
4s!:: A.! Il iJs Esiasah. III or Sa"o;s ra AID
Tssn. eeaa, s,, 4 P baTa with The rM Fast Line
Yo.k II ..5l NJ Xii rnH l a A. an1 n Nsw
striving i rhlaIslpIia il M SeW ro,s 70. = A.A
oily between New York and Ion s
IL ~, r ss ts, s1na r. ,:, o. sthsr q Is aboys
or siSaln9too I1nt+ Ase sood va Norwich. Fall River
Tickets Eastward may be obtained 1t ,ov os thu tn,o-,
resusr nc of ,tsznrss on G - =: 1oafd my q the
and uskets Westward II the otera of i1s counany II ~
-. =. -" .,.- 1.s1' o'.''o''le or fhl'1*'oAia-
r1nnss ANY 0knef
Tas so11pr,os ot r. we.ef aoastins 4 .hs rsna
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN T1yE E,sr nm r,u
GREAT NUEriIWExx1rtA x1tA'A AMI 9Ak
The connecting of aet. By .e I.siEoyi D,,- 4. p,.
~i The .asax of r. a =; q ess = fright hsrr
BY :aPet Hs sIfAs - q pabe
to lii py n1ts s'"a Will aod 70 celr advantage
eessss.. or shipping a,r.eon. apply to .,
sss~ss rius5ass Gsts ssa e. ssasy: sGSamnsny:
r. FisEs Co. zan.svi1e q: ]. j. John.on E5r-x' -
, 1859-07-28

Ills expected that there j. notl,i6r ubo+ax.-
in .lle aus.,v French cn1nnrn%,;4a ,,t,;";a,sr
rcasxurius to iudurr Eueiand IN s,or.' ras."5
In The other drn.r,,.ent. or H..
change prices had a drooDinr tcndenev Tho
bank terms ATTRACTED = moderate anou,t ~ "
busuess TO hat ruubli,1,mr,., ai,,,ans.a, 80. -.
class bills rcre txkru el.ewi,ere at W nrd ~ =.
exceptiuna, INSTANCE. ut !. ner cent 49,, ~ ~.
1exxrds Frankfurt, continental erci,anccs .to. -
an nnfaynr.l,le trrdenrr ~~A'@oses soo~
, 1859-07-28

heat closed dull With derins z. ~. e.
- Eom1 t. quoted ii ia. Red @0as. ts!st
rs1aDscs suEa, closed dnn Coffee ID arso aru, r.,
snt,,1 Ia!9w u 9unted at ~ Ill qualities h.rinr
, 1859-07-28

4. W6" H0FK m&F&et,
ttor.-io better demand; prce4 a,e xhout M. Il,
'sts " q s&@544 Ts for super state
and 1os IS for fssh ground shipping hrnds Of W s.aa
at +9f.65, '' Su1'1 a7es hye Flour
s,bs 4s htttsI: Chicago ep,ing IT, rev r.d
s md new xhlte Kentucky s3i a. Eve ut " ~ 10
1'ts ,aed as ws.. 9a az se q. :. IS
1dtsn. S>'%<' ~@a sN9+4c Tor Eau.
MHnKEy-Firmer. Sales 80 tr1s askaas
raoynloxs-pork opened h agy hui r}oted nr,n.- s,.
~ ~ = l0ss pEtmc 81 snus de ID .aI5o tne,.
e. s1s9t lsoo Bet nnehand s. Srs a. IS pnme
Ty H ss sss 5epaeked Chicago And il tr1s5 Extras
stSls 1aesn du Gqt neats steady; Shoulder. ar@ei
e. 'a paekaxss shoulders; hams Iari Leayy.
- S1ock.-sa Board du1 Rae Mall Il; Erse5. rua,
Ta;aI g GhlfasG 6:h; 10; n e1a; b %; YcTi:
, 1859-07-28
New York Marker.

4oHk1 AAEkEfzAtnr.fezn stnck9 arr "a ~ end har L.
n5 The bullion Ia bank has de4easrd -
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NAY cf, 1859.

Notice.
TTNHE undersigned, living in Troy twp, Wood Co.,
L. Ohio hereby gives notice that his wife Marga-
ret Sternanan, has left his bed and board without
lust provocnttur, and he therefore cautious
all perpons against harhoring trusting her on his
account he will pay no debt OF her contracting a
ter this date WM, STERNAMAN,
,Inly T--gWAR
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a LIEN RASPBERNIES-

They are said to be perfectly hardy; few plants
forsale by GEO. POWERS
PERRYSBURG. April Il. 1Sjo-49tf
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NJ u. q. FOLSOM, A, NJ,

Associate Proprietor ano Principal of the Cleveland
College,
4 Scholarship is good az The sereR Colleges. aa t
SPENSERIAN PENMANSHIP taught by its au-
thor, by A. j. Phelps and others.
Twoweekly Law Lecturs by the Professors of the
Union and Ohio Law College.
Bryant q Strattons sE American Merchant,"
Monthly Magazine. devoted to Commerce. Banking,
Manufactures. Agriculture, Statistics, Commercial
Law Biography, Science and Literature published in
New York, at SO per annum.
nJ-For information in regard to the Colleges or
Magazine please call at the rooms, send for Cata-
logues ofseventy pages, address as above. , ,
nj
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Howard Association.
y II I. d L l. 2 III A --
Bsnepo oient hstitution established by special endow
ment for the reiief of the sick and distressed,
afflicted icih Itruleat and Epidemic

Beneu 1ent Institution, established by Speciat endoU
meit for the reiief Of The sick and distressed,
afflicted icith KiruleRt and Epidemic
Diseases. i' 'n
THE Hoedrd association, in view OF the awful de-
struction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases,
aud the deceptons upont The unfortnnatevic-
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago di
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy Of their name, to open Dyspensary for
the this class ofdiseases in their forms,
and to give lledcal Aid Gqtis to all who apply by
cupaon, habits of life &c.) and in cnses of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine free Of Charge. 1t is
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors of the Association in their Annual
Report upon the Diseases express
the highestsatisfaction with the success which has
attended the abors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
tence Gonnorrhcea, elect Syphilis, the vice of Oman
ism or Self Abuse &C., and order continuance of
the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors. review of the past feel assured
that their aborsin this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great bencRtto the afflicted especially to
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal to this very important but much
despsed cause. 't-'.
Anadmirable Report on Spermatorrhna. or Semi
nal Weakness the Vice of 0nansm Masturbation or
Self Abuse and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon. will be sent by mail (in
sealed envelopc Free Cf Charge on the receipt of
! TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
on the nature and treatmcnt of sexual Diseases det
&c. are constant being published for gratuitous
distribution and will be sent to the aIli cted Some
of the new remedies and methods oftreatment dscoy-
| cred during the past year, are of great value.
Address for report treatment DR.. George r. CAL
! houn, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association, No
| . South Ninth Street, Philadelphia IA.
b Y order of the Directors.
| EZRA D. HARTWELI Prest
| Gro. FAIRCH1Lp, Secretary.
December 30. 1S59.-3ily
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NVANTED.
The state of Ohio, Wood County, Court OF
Common Pleas.

William ". HiII and A. 7, Graves, FI'hs VS.. John
Hancock. Def't.
TTNHE ahave named defendant viii take notice that
i petition has been filed in the court of common
pleas in aud for the county OF Wood in the state of
Ohio, by the above named plaintiffs against him, the
object and prayer of which is the recovery of the
ot twelve hundred dollars, with interest from the
first day ofJune, 1857 at the rate of ten per cent
per year. claimed 20 be due from the said defendant TO
the said plaintiffs upon eontract;t hat attachment
has been issued in this action against the property of
said defendant as nonresident of the state OF Ohio
ana that he hereby summoned aud required 10 an
swer said petition by the 9th day OF August 1859 or
the same win be taken true and ud gmsnt he rem
dered accordingly. BAKER & COLLINS,
TOLEDO, lrpe f--lrs2i. Au'ys forpl'ds.
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SlNGER'S SEWING M ACHlNES
I n all the leading branches ofmannfacturing ntdus-
L. try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machinesis fact established beyond dispute
No tailor. shoe manufacturers clothei. seanstreSs
dress'maker saddler carriage trimmer hat manufac-
turer, &C.. &c, afford to do without them
One Thousand Dollars Year
Is only fair average of the actual the use
of each of these Machines and for confirmation
OF this truth refer to any one OF the thousands OF
persons who them. They adapted to every sort
of work, fine or coarse upon silk cotton, linen and
wooden fabrics also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire sati islaction.
To meet the growing demand for smaller ana more
elegant machine for private household purposes we
have lust produced ready receive orders for
Singers Rev Family Sewing Machine,
which is the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine constructed 1t is ornamented in the high
est stvle fart, and all who see taro delighted wihit
Itmakes the interoce ed stch,and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any otter Sowing Machine offered for family pur
poses.
1t is not subject the objection of using twice too
much thread, md making raveling seam, like the
Grover & Baker: nor is it confined in its operation
to a few thin fabrics liable to get out ofol der and
fitted to use FAX thread kethc Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
foruse 500. The larger standard machines from
Sl25 to 5000. Send for l. NJ Singer & Co.'S Gazette,
beautiful pictorial paper devots d to Sewing Ma
chimes ndcontaning list Of prices, and all other in
formation on the subject. 1t will he forwarded gratis.
l. VI. SINGER & CO.,
45s ROADWAY, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore. 81. Lonis,
Providence Gloversvile, Cincinnati New Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester. Chicago Mobile.
Newark, philadelphia, Nashville Paris, France,
Glasgow Scotland
Local agents wanted,
AoENrs-E' a. Higgins, PerrysbuFg; VIM. Robert
son, MRumcc.
| April 18TH, 1858.
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lslS entitled IAN act 70 amend an act eniitled mn ac
prescribing tho duties OF county auditors passed Mafth
~, lsit entitled "an net prescribing the dnlcs OF
county auditors, passed March 49, 1907 an act hXlng
tho prices OF printers foI Publishing the delinquent
aud forfeited lists passed March 8, 1862 an act pass
ell February % lsl6, entitled "an act hsiug the pri.
ccs ofprinters for the insertion OF legal advertisements
passed March ~, l5il" not regulating tho Office
of county auditor passed March ~. 1855 an nctpsss
ed March a. entitled "nn act 20 revive act allowing
fees county auditors for filing aud preserving GER
tain papers passed February o. 1873 be and the same
hereby repealed, provided, that The repeal or tho
aforesaid acts shall IN no Wise effect any liability,
civil or criminal, nor any rights nccrning under the
said acts. '.
Soc. 81. This act shall take eject from and after
its passage.
I'd. WILLIAM n. WOODS,
Speaker oftho House OF Representatives.
MARTiN WELKEK,
President of the Senate.
AuprroG's OFFICE. Perrysburg, Ohio. !
July IS, lS59,S
Ih1rebv certify that thief orcgong iuwsare correct.
ly printed according 10 the copies certified TO by the
Secretary state, aud furnishedto this Office by the
contractor for publishing the laws Of present session
n ne wspapers JAMES W. ROSS. {
.f .H Auditor Of Wood. Co
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
MUSCATINE MARKET.


With good roads and favorable weather,
business generally has been brisk during the
week. Upwards of 1000 bushe Of wheat
per day have been received. Prices have
m materially advanced. One dollar per bushel
is now the ruling figure for old spring. and
IS cents for new, though some lots Of the
latter have sold at 70 cents. About half
the wheat coming to market is old spring,
most of which is brought in wagons from
Linn and Jones counties.
We have no changes of Importance to note
in other articles. A few lots of hogs con-
tinue to arrive, and prices range from 81 so
to S..
We append our usual quotations:
Wheat-Old, S5ca$l,0O
&C New, 6Oa65c.
Winter, 81 90 (nominal)
Flour $5,00aS5,5O.
Buckwheat -four, $3.50 per 100 lbs; re-
tail $500.
Corn, in the ear, 45a50c.
Oats old, 45a5Oc. new, 35a40c.
Barley, 40a6Oc.
Rye, SOC.
Beans, 75ca$1,52
Potatoes, 55a65c.
Apples-green $l,25a$1 so, dried $500
per Blu.
Eggs, l5c.
Butter, l5a2Oc.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, l0al2 Lee.
Shoulders, &c
Clear sides, &c
Lard, l0al2-2o.
Hides, green. S Ease; dry flint lSel4c.
Lumber, $lOa$30 per 1000 fcot.
Hay--trairie, $3,ooaS4; timothy, 5000
asst per ton.
Lime soc per barrel. -5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04

RAILROAD MoRTGAaRs.-There is conside-
rable excitement among the farmers of Joe
Daviess, Carroll and Winnebago counties,
III. In their zeal for railroads, they have
overlooked all contingencies and mortgaged
their farms for about million of dollars, to
the Mississippi & Racine road, the construc-
ton of which has been stopped somewhere
out in the woods--a road which would never
pay expenses if completed. The company
now threaten to foreclose, and the farmers
are determined to resist such an action, le-
gally if they can forcibly if they must, on
the ground that fraud was used in obtaining
the mortgages --r
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
TIE UPPER RIvEps.-D During the pa

TIE UPPER RIvERs.- During the past
summer, an old river captain devoted good
share of his time to exploring the Upper
Mississippi anI its tributaries. He reports,
as the result of his examination, that the Red
River of the North is navigable for steam
boats to The distance OF six hundred and
sixty-fve miles from Lake Winnepeg, where
the mouth Of Cheyenne river is reached
He also satisfied himself that the river Sas.
kachewan was navigable for steamers dis.
lance of seven hundred miles above Lake
Winnepeg. 1t is proposed next season to
send steamer to the upper waters to test
the matter thoroughly.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04


New YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.--A fair
business is doing in the Domestic Dry Goods
market. There are fresh arrivals of south
ern and south western merchants, which
have given new activity to the houses doing
that class of trade. The orders from the
West proper are moderate, as those ner'
chants will appear to complete stock about
the 18th of February. The general jobbing
trade are active in securing stocks for the
early sales, and the commits ion houses are
quite engaged. The manufacturers are still
employed on contracts yet to mature, and
are firm in their views.
Heavy sheetings and shirtings have ad-
vanced at the East, and large sales have
been made. Bleached goods hold the ad-
vance previously noticed. There is more
movement in heavy drills, and several heavy
transactions have taken place for export to
South American markets. Printing cloths
continue to advance, as the stock is low
and the demand quite pressing.-N. Y.
Eyenin0 Post.