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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

STOVES. AND TIN WARE. Messrs.
Baird and Browns advertisement
will be found in this paper. They
have on hand large assortment of
articles in their line, at the sign of the
big Coffee Pot. Give them a call.
~----.~-~ .,...-,- -.~---r,-.>
Coop FLoUR.-Messr5. Hewitt &
Gilman, oftho Steam Mill, make an
excellent quality of flour for family uec.
We have no complaints at our house
Of poor "brcad stuff"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14
Teas.

Teas.
90 half chests Imperial Taa
IS do Young Tyson Tea.
20 do Black do
30 do Gun Powder do
70 Caddy Boxes assorted do
BUsKIRK & DAVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

405 Broadway. ,.............."New York.
II Town Street, et,.'.'''''''' '' Columbus
agencies IA all TIC P1adgal TgIsns aad Ciiiss
u. the Lnited Stat,s.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

GRANGE OF TINE TADLE.--See ad-
vert.Sement of the NJ. & G. Railroad
in another column. Jim Lantz, the
hackman, now makes two trips daily
to the Station.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

Fish.

900 Kegs assorted, for sale low.
March 2o '5s-ly. BUSKIRK & DAVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

Pen YOUR PoRKERs The follow,
ing resolution ofthe Village Council,
of Macarthur, has been handed us for
publication:
Resolred, That the Marshal be, and
he is hereby instructed, to give ten
days notice, by publication in the viii
lago papers thatthe ordinance prohib-
iting hogs from running at large in
the village Of Macarthur, will be strict
ly enforced; and that all hogs SO found
running at large from and after the
expiration OF said time will be i'm
pounded.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

o. Mr.. Ed Dodge, across the
street, has pumpkin, raised last year,
which is still sound as q dollar the first
We ever knew 10 preserved nits natu-
raj state, such q length oftimo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

CONTRACT FOR BUILDING School
House LET.-Mr. j. Q. p. Brown
was awarded this contract. He is to
build and complete the School House
according to the plans and specifca-
tiOns agreed upon by the Directors,
for the sum Of five thousand six hun.
dred dollars. The plan of the house
we like very much, and its dimensions
are such--being about 60 feet square
that it will suffice Macarthur for
many years, unless its growth should
be more rapid than heretofore. There
will be four rooms on the ground floor,
each "a feet square, two Of nearly the
same dimensions on the second floor,
and hall go by 80 fect--making a
splendid room for large gatherings at
examinations, lectures, sc.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

Commemorative were a little too
fast, as we are informed, in connecting
Mr.. Reynolds name with the new
firm at the old stand of Reynolds and
uixon. "Mistakes will happen"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

publisha letter to Dr.. Wood, Of this city, from
a gentleman in Maine, which speaks gIowiagly Of
the superior merits Of his hair tonic Such
evidence must have it's effect when coming from
Il reliable source. If certificates arc guarantees
OF truth, the DR.. needs no cLcymiuus, nor usc-
less putIcr,, from the press;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14
Testimonials:

"IIaying had one Of Grover & Bakers Ma
chimes in my family for nearly a year anda half,
take pleasure in commanding it as every way
reliable for the purpose for which II is designed
Family sewing. g.n-Mrs. JoshIa Loarat, wiS Of
Rec. Dr. Learitt, edior Of Neso Yak AadeP0ldoft.
al confess myself delighted with your Sewing
Machine, which has been in, my family for ma
nv months. 1t has always been ready for duty,
recurring no adjustment, and is easily adapted
10 every variety of family sewing, by simply
changing the spools Of thread ~ Mrs. E|igabtth
StrictldSd, ssiJs Qf Rec. Dr. StrjekIdad editor q
~ T. C6fistiats Adcocdte.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

The undersigned, Eyy. j. X. Bragg, is min
lister In rra-'ar -f" Ling. ~ fo-Ivr Or Iiu Urtuo-
doX Church az Bro5kiiei. Mass. Ilc is q gentle
man Of great influence universally beloved.
WM. DYER. a
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
SUMMONS.
State Of California, County Of Nevada


In the District Court OF the 18th Judicial District
sfssid State-Ths People Of the State Of California
To CHARLES HASS, Creeting--You are hereby sum
zonef 10 appear and answer to the Complaint Of
LOUISA HASS, tiled against you, within ten days
County, within twtv days Il served on you Ia this
District aud out Of Is County, aud within forty
a,ys II served you In this State aud out Of this
District, In an action commenced on the I4th day of
yaas, ID 1852, In said Court to obtain Decree of
prorcs from the bonds of matrimonv and annufl
Ing the same as xistlnr between the said Plain
hH and saia nefendant aud the said Plaiutd be re-
stored IN all the rights OF an unmar red voms and
that the property described in PIaintir Comnls,ns
30 set aside for the and benefit Of sald pl.irti0
and said children, and for her costs or sp; .rd
sther ard further relief nnay serm meet snd ,ro
81, all OF which IL more particularly mention. "a
described In fltd's Complaint to fbe sr,ion -. ~
Als in tbs Office OF the Clerk Of said Courf -
lri you are hereby notified that m Va, a., .
answer said Complaint "a herein directed pi-;..ss
will take Judgment against you therefor bx asf-s,s
tsg-ther With all costs Of suit and also drrssrs ~
sas Curt such other relief il prayed for In hsr
ssid Com plant e'
In testimony whereof I. Rnfus Shoemaker cl~vx =
Ne District Court aforesaid, do hereunto sef M
hArd snG impress the Seal Of said Court At once i,
ths city Of Nevsz., this 18th day Of June. a d.
issp. RUFUS SHOEMAKER Cl~rL
BY Jos. RoEKR1s Deputy
by srdsr Of Hss. Mira Searls District Judge Of
the lsth Jssieial District this 7th day Of July. A.
D. lss9 trss seay sttest-
Rufus hHOEhAKER Clerk.
bisbls LAasinS. Per yoa nStsrts, pep'y
Atserssys Or Tl<utiks. 70
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
VOLDNER'S
AROMATIC
SCHIE DAM
sc HIN APPS

THE REPUTATION y0LDN ERiS sCHyArPs have
i hitherto horne for Good quality and richnes. OF
favor will stiii be kept up and pains spared to
have
OLDNER'S
schnarps continue the leading brand. The under
signed is receiving, b! each Steamer from New York
supply to meet the wants Of the trade
v0LDSER'S schnapps ara for ss.e BY all dealers
throughout this country $. G. SHAW, Sole Ast.
SIN lS Front Street. san frare REQ
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
InsoIyent Notice.

YrHE COUNTY cu'Rr OF ths Count, Of Nevada
Of the state OF Csiiinrnia-
In ;h- matter Of tie Petition q w-i, J. Di -.il
an lakelvent Dsbtor.
pnrsusnt to an 0rdsr Of Hon Psvid nrider. Ju'iss
Of the ssid Ccnnls Court. nsiice Is hsrehy given 10
all the creditors Of fh- ssit inscirenf. Niiisfn J.
rsiweii to he an arrear before the Ilcn. David i-
len Aforesaid, ia open Court II The Court Regm q
said Court in the CITY and -auuty n Nrssia, or ho
2nh day 81 September. A. n 1859. st Ten u'eisrA.
A. y Of that dav then and there TO ufr. u
any they can. why the prayer ef the sai In.s .rni
Hhonll not tr granted. and an sssSuHieHf h's
sssste be ma 10, snd heb discharged from his "a
ad liabilities IN pursuance of the sta:-;r ir !
ras-s made AMI provided sui tie t,@r1 'iirf 3
proceedings against saih insalsrHt 10 si>r-i
Witness ms hand anA tne ~ Of said suff ~
lsfh day 81 sasafi, : 2. 1ssa.
KrruS SfoFN}Ef-c fa.et
Nevada national., 1859-09-10
LUMBER; LUMBER,
At the Mount George Mills.

an new prepared to hll Orders for all kinda Of
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER,
On the Shortest Notice, and at the
LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH.
Hrws have on hand Large Lot Of Seasonei sn-
gar Pine and Dressed Flooring; also Fencing Rough
Boards, and a hns assortment Of Dimension Lumber.
ar HAY aad BARLEY taken in exchange for
Lumber.
Orders VIII be promptly attended to- anil delivered
~ tssns, n desired, In crxrs VALLEY OF Etysis
tSsa e0NRL bpssartANt [D&s
Nevada national., 1859-09-10

SUMMONS.

In the District Court % ire Ifth Judicial Dis
trict, Of the State Of California County Of Nevada
In the matter Of the Petition OF JAMES TRuREN
lnsolTent Debtor.
Pursuant to Order of the Hon. Nile. Scnris
-Judg Of the said district Court notice hereby Civ
70 all the crcdtorso the SAID insoyent Jas Truren
To he and appear before the Hon. Niles searis foFe
r2d IN open Court NJ the Court Room OF said Court
In the City and County of Nevada. on the 18th das
Of September. A. ~, ls4o, at 40 clock, A. NJ. q
that day then and there to show cause, II any tA..
have why the prayer of said insul.er shoui, 20
be granted, and IN Assignment Of his lsiate b
made, and he be discharged from his debts ant 'a
bilisics in pursuance os the Statute, IL such case
madc and provided; aud n the mean t'r.e all pre-
c-etings against snid ilfeiveat be stayed.
Witness my hand aud the Saal Of said Csurt, thi'
10Th day u August, 4 D., 1859.
HUFUS SHOEMAKER. clerk.
rer Jos. Roberts. lf.. reputy.
Dfohie A Lansing. sttiys for Petitioner 3at
Nevada national., 1859-09-10

Quartz Miners Csnvcnfisa.
The Quartz Miners Associs,ion will hold The ,r
nnual Meeting lie ssh af - tfs sslef 1889
Hamilton Hail. Grass VALLEY Ne.
vada County.
1t Is respectfully solicited that Delegates 10 tto
above Con nser.ioa u n he oppoinied ia ali oua~.-
Miniag Districts without delay or regard 10 nu IA.
bers.
Many valuable discsvsrie7 in Nct.iinr<scsi Chan.
istry caiaed to have been recently made viii s,ral
ably be tnoroughly sni praciicay teziesi before he
ahare date, forming thereby subject frr
which may imrart much useful fnfu IN sinn "a u
persons Interested In Onariz Hinine
HORACE + nf.'s
Y Prrr't Qnartr uirs-. .-socf,..c-
" B. swss
, 1859-10-20

EECuKTh TEHfIKnkf.
, 1859-10-20
Observation-Disclosures,


WxDxxdDAE Evx1txo. Oet. ~.
W117Hza-coo!bnt plessaat. Wind southwest
xsfeasus FAsstxo prr.o1r- -oet 1t-Bound Up-Bark
isn. Mn fesktown Rocket. Medtsaan.ao. Lime oeEa
~ Eaes Ee:pss bark nasa % rsItsmouta O
s0sI: fc17a a:atsf es as4s Eselpas e.
rhitaod Aooteello Aitas Attic. Jup ter Norwegian,
ELK C1oeksr brig Dssn:ch. YIN t1aM,
sas:t1 basa
tehEs ndoyer tnn, Gea " HIT Aenaas snr-
ps.s johnson pop Globe VA the l7th-Props Ale
WT.ntotte-
lone 10 f1rcrs-We carl from the propeller Potomac
which arrived this evening. that the Oriental IL. gone
pnea khc raj I'D atout ~ 0 AID unnsurrd
II Lie American Transportation Company do their o~n ia.
su7nee. Her easxo eorted Of 3s b,Is toa1, 800 bsls
ba 100 hidks hes1es lad hspon corn, kc. The beet
waeh ~s The principle loss shipped BY Mes.s Csasin
kCo.
IR4oCaK 1HE SEkAlEx-Thc number Of yessels pas.e5
through the Straits # Msek.pae n dsy Light, for thu
o.tA Of July August and September Is EepoEtedto be LEG
bxs sehoo. and 5ss seanefa- Thetosa1
nnalo<F passed stnes April Is was s,o. Oaehi.d 1t Is
sad thouid 10 added for xls passing In night
*FaR SKv Yozx--The schooner Sarah Hilbert. Captain
L. Hantoon. wssto havs let cevelsad Saturday eve
u'nE with 30 tons Of eo.1 fer Sew York Capt uuatoon
tor The Hilbert is des.gasd herszfstr for tie At,ate
eoastinx trade,
NV L1oHr Horsr.-An.w Light house Il being cfected
AsshsboTEsn 1heschoonc1 Lamplkhe has Just r.tu.ned
esxo Of *ateE lime up there be used On tic
work.
A.TE-We learn th1t day or two iiace The schoou-f
~ l,s o ot 'nsa a'7s aoa
Os*esp 6As koaa t. her rtu6-{D7.sot tribune,
, 1859-10-20

WHEAT FROM Fosp Du LAC, W1s.-The open
ing Of the Northwestern Railway to Fond du
Lac, is likely to create quite IN important trade
between this city and that portion Of Wi.cou-
sin. The 6rst car Of whent ever received from
Fond du Lac, arrived to-day, consisting Of about
So21 bushels choice club. which was sold for ssc
per bushel.
M1IwArkxE, Oct ls.-Receirts, 1896 bbls
aouT 5s,916 bu wheat; s. bu oats; 81 bu corn;
1,e47 bu barley; ass bu rye. Shipped, 81 zoo
buwheat. The Stnt;a<i says:
Holders we're firm to-day aud the prices mid
for wheat were shade above yesterdays cIox-
lirered; s5@5Gc for do on The track; s36fssc
club; s0Gslc for No. l; .19c for No 2. The
principal sales Of No, were at Sic on tracI at
upper and lower depots respectively. In The
absence Of advices from the East, BUYERS opern.
led cautiously, and the sales reported yestcr-
day arc much below the aggregate Of ycster-
days quotations. There was sood demand
for -four, and some l.. 500 brls changed hands at
3iG4.l9t for 1ow grades, and 2i.e5@4s5 for
good TO choice country extra-not Of course in-
cludinS such brands as Mazomauie, &c, which
arc litsle it at all inferior to the best city our
among the sales was one Of 100 bbls "Stone
Mills" Spring Extra At s4.75 f. o. b. Oats scarce
bu: unchanged. Freiehts drn at Sic for Wheat
End Soc for aour to Buffalo.
DEraor1-oct 1s.-Reeeipts, 6,ess bris -four.
e,7os bu wheat, l,l4o bu oats. Tbs. 7}15uns Of
yesterday evening says:
at q special meeting Of the Board of Tr.de
tlis morning, the subject Of grain inspection
was taken under adsisemeat 4 committee was
appointed, consisting Of g. r. Bisselt, ]. Appin.
all aud John G. Erwln, Esqrs., to report on the
expediencJ Of such inspection, and present sam.
pies for standards Tho committee arc to re-
port TO the Board on Thursday.
on Change very little WAS done in wheat for
want Of sellers. White is nominallv un nchapoed.
being very firm At 91.1o@1.le, Red is Ic btt.
ter. el0l being offered aud el.oaG2l.03 asked,
At HI early stage I small lot sold Ut al, There
is heRvier feeling. in -four on account Of tho
news from New York, but in 1he
absence Of sales We cannot report the martet
lower. Other articles generally unchanged.
NEw YoRk-oct l7-Receipts, ls.4es bbls
dour; s,s4e bu wheat; 100 bu corn lo,ee5 bu
oats; AS bu rye Mr. II. G. Cutting, on Re-.
stunning the publication Of his Circular SAWS: -.
4J LAST Prizes Cusreu. was issued on the 18th
of July, With the revival Of business. i N.
sumo the publication of zny weekly review.
, 1859-10-20
THREE DAYS LITER Fg0u ErDopr.
Zurich Conference Still In Sex.soo.
GREAT EASTERN SAILED FOR uoLyuEAp.


sacKv1lIE, Oct. le.-The Europa, from Liz.
erpoot ssl, inst. arrived at Halifax this fore
noon, aud her news reached here by horse ex-
press this evening.
The Kangaroo, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 9Th, and tic Ocean Queen
arrived out on the same day. The Persia ar
rived at Liverpool on the Still.
The Zurich Conferences were still continued
and further progress in the settlement Of The
ltalian question was reported.
Tue Great Eastern was expected to leaye Port
Land Tor Holyhead Oh tue same day the Europa
ssiled.
l1yEnrooI, Oct. s-Italisn political affairs we're
unclanged.
Great agitation prevailed at Naples. Numer-
ous arrests were made.
Later ndvices from 1ndin had been received
which state that the European troops who were
recently discharged from further service, had
consented to 20 70 China
The Ship American Congress had gone ashore
in the English Channel Tho vessel was ex-
pected to be sared,
, 1859-10-20

Pr Tt1ERRarN.1 Etv Yorr n-3 "a 1e,a
fIor.NAor- ac1se md rh..e batter Sstts il dt1b,.
Mel 4!s tor sqpcF STATE: aa&s3 for extra Ststs
th1<$ 40 Tor kup S3R5 IS for comm IN n
olasa cxtH Vest "a 649 70 inferior t ro.d erts,
round hoop Ohio ectinx quiet aud DIM Esnalisn tnI.
ant- faes SN bs At 4s for coz NOS to rhn ~
t.s- Rye Ftoer In fir demand. - eA.e "a
GK1AN*hea' s Etzher With s1is deaad il part far
l9't = o. to tos IT n*sutec cun: es for Csnsd,
70 = f,r xh!Ie Canada; $40 lfu for Fhite
saes s0a en- as Yoc Barley shade a.rr. 7no bu =. 81
trs Com quiet and dr talet coo bu 1t Ip 10, m!xa
Wassxr-Fu1n sales 80 trts Al :ac -~'eA-"-
isosislpxs-PoEA rhcus ateEtal charse ra]ea IN hrlx
e5 fot ness. lo-7ial181 for psme Is for
~ :sf5 ne;4 eae soe 1ePscIed d. IisssM fi e.
u 90. E*el HaEs s.eady II 1sa.S:o rrmc Mes EseS
9aet Sut Aea's ssee It Sc 70! shoulders md se fof
n,3 tAd seaiSs 70 En- sae. e., brlI ia like
Cheete Gfs dy It taMke " e'a@s'
Srocx.cd eoe I'd very dull aal lower Erte so1 at =.
fna Il snt :nss tns sS hosT "a AT. ~ pete
nId cent scld =, tt morning aad H,ren sossi to
sie, oaIa "a as G1ao ~; ao s. sX:Ts ID
~: ~ T ,ek: ca Gh!:4x: $50; III C-ns s7i -
~ ~ f'H II guar lst; Sits - - 10; 3at
, 1859-10-20
From Texas aud Mexico.

SEw LEANS, Oct: 19.--Late advices fr1n,
Hrownsville state tt'a: the fever has disappeared
in that r ciuity.
The citizens Of brownsville had formed bat
saIliens 10 etand guard nightly.
AdE'ces faom Monterey TO the 2StA ult., haze
been received.
Durango, in the State Of Duraugo, had been
tukeu anl sacked On The 10Th By Two huudreI
robbers. On the arrival Of tho troops, .4ey
were di per>ed and many of them we:e killed
Tho army At Monterey had pronounced against
Gen. Vid.ursi, who, with Seuaxua, Ind left for
Texas
Gcn. Marquee had bten defeated twice, near
Guads'iafs by Gen. 0gason, commanding i force
of the Liberals.
Gen. Marquev had asked for reipforcements
from Gen, Vol.
, 1859-10-20

HAdfdS, cavery, throughout It's ept1o
existence ia ,h- Quilted States, is none
other than the most barbarous. uuprorok ed
and un;ustia4ble war Of one portion
Of it, clt,zrns upon another portion.
Tho only conditions OF which are pcrpctual
imprisonment and hopeless serritudc, or abso-
1ute determination, in utter disregard and vlo-
lation Of those eternal and eef erident truths
kct forth in our Declaration Of Independence:
Therefore,. We. tho citizens Of tho United
Stascs, and tho oppressed people who, By the
recent decision OF the Supreme Court Of the
United Stato>. are declared 10 Aave no rights
Which tue wiic mau is bound to respect, to-
gesher With a1t people degraded by The laws
tnefe!oF. do for the time being ordain aud es.
.1oHan Tor ourselves ttio following Provisional
constitution s snd 0rdIuances, the better to pro.
.e. our people, their property, livas and lib
esles. 3na 70 R0rcrn our actIon
AR3zc1x l.--Qsal;aoatio,x fvr u<s,bersh;o.-
Al ier.oas ol nature hge, rneihcr proscribed
oppressed aao enslaved c,tizens. or Of the nro.
&C. tted and oppressed races ofthe limited Sits
who ahetl agree to sustaia aud cpforee the prn'
~istou&l C9pslituton sud Ordinances ~ ,h;.
organization, together with ali miuor c1,;1drsn
o! such pcrsonr, shal1 b l.vid 10 ho fniix s+1
Titled TO protection under the same.
ARrlctE 2.-Branch,s Of Goo.rasgeat.-Th.
pFoE,ssonal GoreFnment Of this organization
3.,asl consist Of three tranches, viz: Legislative
Exeentive, end Judicial.
ARTICLE S.-I44 Ltgitl1ttps braa4h-shall le
Congress or House Of Representatives com-
1ossd Of not less than Ere nor more than If.
toen members, who shall be elected by Eli CHI.
, 1859-10-20


ftA SINE ECs9FA.l 11vE1eoo1- Oct :.
<6.1os 1SMIhe ~ F5 %mtst Es,e:s'1y a- Kiesaisoa
GkA1x-Wheat has or tu there teins bette. tort In
ths asEet tnet but It the close the market Tss
y toEa euoyan With ssht .s:snee
isiIos. = .<te8ts; 7:a:s "a r esp.al.
Hstand r. say Flour Vas feld f,r advaac- Of ed
Il szef. and Cum It AZ alvan.e at 61&Is quaTt,r
lengmtnSs--gisland Athaye & Co. + jane. NeHen,r 4
Ca IA arison. Peace 60 1 and tthtr <euars ft1oif
The Ptvson market :eady but quiet U.ef sszdy ,fh
s Sh1 dsSn sis ps.ls % !ntss GU. Us. Tt
I'm sa1 aoEe dong Al 1sscd 10 b. Talew il bz:,cr de-
nau1 At esstss3s. ~ We
Pxo1rcE snear a.lEe will slight dee:lre On iii cua,t
Ties. Cu2ee quiet Rice 1sm Tea This oaotaf,ons 1nr
sMon q'7i3e were tnefy maintained we TIC m1,irt
Lospos A.hxEE.rinE zcporta London b-e,ds:ur.
quit but sseaty Iron ID md hats dali and dr. fntr
quo assos IS l5s fas both Sugar ar Tea oni,f :;
y acss1a sAd Tor ceneou. Coffee dull and slightly d.
!hs Money market sootlnnes without chause consols
te:ed thh evening ii Sn&5sK. The bulton n bs Hsnt
Of knkaand has decreased e.; DO dnneihe vcek tm.
e7nStocts-nasng Dros report Tie bn.iness ied Al nr
, 1859-10-20
ELS S1st4
REcEF1s AHn sutfxk11H BT CANAL TO-DAY,
HECEIFTA k,trrwvv1@

1ne neat market sodaS advanced &c on
op''.s Ano @e3oc on WINTER grades. At the
epsans onsers ot spring Wheat freely paid
',g,s.e 'or 40 aao ole9slsc 1or No. ], after
"h.en toe market advanced to 50 and SIC, ut
"n''u Inc g3eot oo1k o. tue sales on Change
we're Aaae ou' Al Inc close OF Change, owing
'oneoas oespa'cnes from New York, show
4Ds oe'lae VI o{@ioc On aouf, Inc market be-
0Hs "eakc1' aaa sales were made ut 79sc for
w. aoo eisc 1or No. !. Iuas feeling, however,
was only temporary; for whenever the genuine
dispatches were received the market became
excited, and IN the afternoon it advanced
70 os and Sic. In the evening the Earepa's
news was telegraphed, aud the market advanced
still further, No aspiring reaehing 6sfc in store.
winter was IN more active request for shipment,
and advanced 2@5c. The days transactions
in all grades foot up about l00, 900 bushels. at
tue following range Of quotations: No. White,
$l.0s in store; No. White, CSC in store No, !
Red t1.0o in store: No. 2 Rex. s5Ms7c in store
No. ! Spring, s1@s4c in store: No. snrino
79@B3lc in store: Rejected Spring. -:c in s,o,e
Several parcels Of choice Club Wheat were sold
at s5Gssc. Flour was more active, and owing
to light offerings the market was shade firmer.
About elt0 barrels were sold at range of
*a'oo44ao ior medlnm to choice Spring Extras;
nary Red Winter; and 81. 1908 80 for Winte, su.
ner ror, c,;a,ard .t.ds ,s....- ..:.,
pe'. e'ta qo'e' auo snaae lower with sales OF
AZ III s'ols ~ eoc, aoo 40 = E. 75c. a cob
''3e' was e'osea to@oay Ior lo'oeo hn ne" ehelled
CoEH, 10 ne delivered between this and the 18th
, 1859-10-20
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ED......,,..Oct.1 u,
stnaf Traveller, Sweeney, Milwaukee, 519 hi IRIS he. 1,
bales Lups- "
l!Gs ar,non, Whitney. Buffalo. SO tons eoal.
rx A1t{ Ba'les Gre3 Las. III III lnnter s. ia laih;
nf1E y vi Inns. l. are9. buffalo, hall.&t.
bik s.badoTnl uAkrt Amstertam, 10 CD wood
sehf tha Fols.m. Sand Uay ~ cts WOOD lis N shin
:. hr >, . Steel. Bech:E, Os~ex,. :l:3 brts xa1t
s-hr Jameson, Naaktson. iCo III lumber 10 n latl
= u ahDs4eA.
sehr Mo4 COZ. M:tr.E, Au,kekoa !. N lumber -, II,
schrJ Drake Bo4zdaaa osxesa 1900 b,ls nj. Is to;
schF bEatlsy. fouug. eeque itte s1tons cn,l
Sehr Daunileaa. to-:laIl, Buraln. 10 tons eo4l,
scar ~ o. 3lE, uswexo, Is to7s raroad hoa e13 bs
Ecar Marquette. N-Guhr, D f4so, ballast.
sea' sa CITY, stor' Green bay. 10 III lumber, $50
ScaE 4..ul+ Darse. Nrsteeou, 81 N luubsr u IL Ial
sehE sps peer Wilson, Muskegon - at 50 Il. lumber
Sehs Traveller. Gztnptell- Aantowo. = cl. rood.
sehr neaehest<r. Eot'.. Gs71l .v. Il, les n lunle
seas a M Elttta1 Hizl. Nauis e. 10 nl.mbet.
scar lsatl1. Black. Prr.quc Lie ~ t3ss Aolt
eeas heaa-ha stoae. Guho, eaa wood 10 tors sand
, 1859-10-20

u lA1o1Afa 4: Exw To1k. Oct IL
tA1f IL active untef dec1eas-d and {c dearr
tor pttne k1aea K.ee pts, 3nss- Quotations SklioLc
ElGh We" : ~ u H4i!e averaEs eHas9c.
dui; reeeptA l7.Aao. t~V'' ~1a
s11Sk-steaiy u SkRt4e rtee.pts about lolso.
, 1859-10-20
.. RuQalo Market,

1T IEtEdKAFH.J BcrTlIn nr4 IA
Flo quit ! d uachaages ' w. l."
wheat quiet sua steady: sa.es Is 40 bu MI
Ciub ny 81 ire tsya II 91. This ra,rnlnk 200 b.
S-slraquitt- ~ 4N 'Iati
NHlzKKT STm at Sc
Eew Tort >s ' =" " - -eAt 10
h71ley. ~ ' e@ "N''0s o7s' ~"
cA:a1 ~ Esroszs so tour Sooo ~heat, aoo eosu 200
, 1859-10-20

Soxzav1lLE. y. J., Oct, 19,-Gen. Peter ].
Stryker dird this morning ut tue oce Of 94
rearx. lie he'd the Office Of Major General Of
the 5 Division of the Nj Militia, and had
scrsed in thr Stnte Legislature during several
terms. Gen. Striker was the Oldest military
wagon boy in the Revolution, under Gen.
Wayne
, 1859-10-20
Montreal Market.

Fbr TxIrtHAFa1 Mo-r., ~ 70
Elora-Sol IN Feod den.nd at s4.n hode1s s,kia- :1
As more saes ot fancy n 10 extra atoaa60.
Gaals-So Mheat ofes.rE-t o. In quantIty would b.
rsd 40 Chicago spring. Oats active 81 40c BaIleT
, 1859-10-20

EpfscopA1 General Convention.
n,cnxosp. Va, Oct. l?.-To.Jay's SET sion of
tue House Of Deputies was chiefly occupied in
the discussion Of tbs proposition repor ed by
luton ii last session in regard to the use Of
buoks OF prayer. No action was taken.