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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-21
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Bridge Notice.

TlHE County Commissioners Of Holmes coun-
l. ty, Ohio, Will meet near Jacob Fishers in
German Township. on Friday the 29th of June
at l o'clock P NJ, for the purpose of Letting
the rebuilding Bridge across Sugar Creek.
The Stone and Wood Work to be let Separately.
By order of Commissioners.
G. F. NEWTON,
June 9Th, 1S60n42td County Auditor.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-21
Murrla0e 9otiees,

Ma rried-On the 7th inst. by the Rev.
J. III. VAN BRocKLN, Mr.. JOSHUA GRUN, and
Miss HANNAH PENICK, both of Wayne Co.
Ohio.
-On the 7th inst, by DAVID PHILIPS
Esq, Mr.. MARTIN j. CHAPMAN, and Miss
SARAH A. CLOSE, both Of this county.
, 1860-03-30
THE ELLlTHORPE QUARTZ
l. PULVE5IiXEIk.

.:.,,,.,
tEs M.calnc sno I5suIt u long anu aetlTe ex2rs
t'cs ~ rf"eucpf 1ehnsy !of the cru hing and puIvcf
:n u hsIa 5n:s aaa s;l:'a ~; q al descriptions
iIc S1sesse quan1 ue!as OF ta!14nFa aus fla Nc~
am Va ~ wG ~ ne ne* discoveries IL h.-sas
.sse T. w i.rase ". VIZ small pon,nn ot gld aud
es1soI ~ n:s % a. ~ a.e aa1Itz nLine
- e, @ M t u; nesa nto asc use anu EACH
- i ~ H. ;rs I'll aonnt u LABOR au1
ne rpnrr - oTS % n eit
~! e. ~ c, aThaetSa h t1e lss te "a
. .rt ITS - aes a.; - r.iut
~ t r.; t.I.' ~ -. t. sonet.iat' t t ~ ,itas
"rtsi - III. :. 1r,,ho.n. o,,4x r,,,, -.
t,e MINI we Viii Sire Ms acs1 wnt;nr csa-itv ard
, 1860-03-30

NEW YORK, March 29.-ihe Thiade1ot1ia ma
pcts contain the account Of an accident yester
duY Oh the Lehish Valley Railroad, near Eas
to... The locomotive Of cattle train exploded
It's boiler, and became ,otal wreck. Georyc
Winters, engineer, mad three train hands were
badly iujurc.i, but no one was killed..
.Adyieea from our African Squadron, state
TINT the Mystic had arrived at Fernando from
st. Helena, With the officers aud crew of the
captured slave bark Orion, en- route for the
States. The Constellation had captured res
scl without papers. Tags, &c. She had been
to the States. The San Jacinto leaks badly.
ar3 is to 70 TO Caj,z for repairs. The Vim
cennes had receircd orders to return home,
The Marion was cruising III Desnin, and the
Poi 1tsmouth Oh Congo. The Supply, Us soon a.
her stores were landed, would return home witt,
th'. crew of tue Marion-
i Baltimore paper states that the organiza.
tion of the branch OF the Knights Of the Goldcn
C:rc'e, now number nearly 1,ouD men, mostly
Young, and many from some very respectable
f:nsi1cs. They have an ar.nory, where thrr
meet for daily drill aa.ltx. the instruction ot
e. 5. officers. The aim Of this association is
the invasion Of Mexico, and they expect TO
le4rc in few weeks, unn,olcstel by tho t,or-
crn,ncnt, as they will Nc. arn themselves until
beyond The jurisdiction Of the United States.
Col. Nudge, Of the st. Iouis Hotel, New Or
leans. died IN that city on Thursday last
The steamer Quaker City, from Havana 25th,
has arrived, No ne~s.
, 1860-03-30
Tally Rcsicw ol Chicago Market.
Tsic::rar Eyks:sd, Ma:rs.

TucE.p4r Evks:s:a. Ma:c!. ..
FIOCE-Rrceip.., ss7 t9's. Market Iu !. Sales
70 l1's White wn,cr e3.'o; st bs Red Winter 1t e.;
10 b. B4tarla xXx Spring III s5ta on lr=ck; 10 Lrl
good fprins extra 1t u s. Del
MILL EE.n n bulk At SiJ. "a op track
10 tenx do nj &f4 del.
WIiEAT-Kcecipts, s.ss:sa In. Market inactive tut
fsn Sales w.re:-lWG bu fresh 1eceipa No. Sp:Ing at
aye 1na ose 1o1 In old rccsirts No Spring at &c In
oo bu choI Spring Il 10 tu No.
Spring II 81 Oh track: 10 tu do al si.olk Gel.
IOKS-Rc:ep:r, c3,45 lu. ta.Let s;eair, tut closed
dull. Salcs .-ooj bu prime I've, to arrive 1t 4c
.hoat 200 au Cansl at tsc f.c- b.: 0 In No on t.
100 hu rccl1e NJ. at +s In tto1e eeoo bu Go At
<:kcl store 80 bu DO far delivery on tho 18th 1t Ar
1t 4ac In sre 1o u cid rtcss No. at 41c In store TT
delivery hext ten 6nrs, sellers option; 40l .u M. rc
ccp.sa we. old al dc in storc COCO tu d. reh re-
ceps-) At 41c In ore ta!cs tack by sample wc.o
made =: 44c for No. ~. lie for No. . aud IL for
1aj.elei.
oATS-NeteIn!a o,si;bu. Ma.ket quiet. Sales WEIR:
sooa bu No. at &c DEL, LEO tu co ii &c track zoo
Lays do at Sc Gcl.
NyE-EeeApt. ISL lu. In fair demand and eca.ce at
s+@55c-
EARLEY-Eeceii t. 90. lu. 1n fair sequcs: and firm
Sales we're: 80 bu No. Gu Il la1 aes do b. szmps
tic rsck s. h:ssd ut traek 400 bu BY sa1ple
:. &c on track; 4oo Lu Rej ctcd nj 20: In store.
MALT-4:e hu Et o1 WI eon.n malt SIC psr:a tbs &c.
Eve1ed; 20 bu Inferior at sc.
SEEOS-Kecc!2ts Il lbs. Timothy 1u... Sales
sstspine 1t $50; j tks good II s:5 .sta dirty
SO sks DO nj I: 90. Clover Seed dull good
eiQ0 Hungarian Gan dull aud Le1sy. tags MtlIst
Seed At 4l.s0.
1liGHwlNEs-Rceelptsc 20 hr!s. Market quiet. s..es
wcre 100 brls ii 10c.
AtE0E0L-{fGs4ic per gallon.
MES roSK-Qu!ct =. e:G.;oGs1..Uo.
LARD-Sea'ce aid fr demand 1t i01e.
TA!L0W-Qu:cs at le:.
II1DEs-Reeelss 1. p. lbs. Market rc,lrc al itc E7w.
Ing quotations; Gren 73c; Gsr"a sa.tel. .1l,{. d.
trimmed. 16ic; Dry satea lsAal3.; Dry Flint. lie
HAc-
POTATOES -Ncshaa=oexs, :S5g3sc; Western naked.
&c s0c.
bUTTER-Dulat salee III trt'n; Roll. lo21:c Choice
ra!!. laal3e.
EGGS-In fair denIand Ut aGske.
ToCLTKi-Lisc chiekcns .6ah d.zcn Tur.
keys sep pm.
uOFS-J La!t at leAe.
LIVE 81 SIcck-NccepsA IS cars Cattle aud d. Hog.
general saEuaon per,adeh the whoc r,n.ct md Cattle
arc very dull aaythrs lots wleh wou h:ips
fair r1ttcs hut the rrccip:s mostly ordinary Cattle
Hogs in ii mand hut there arc uonc On n a,.
lr IA: shccr are In fair demand os ely trade with
receipts.
tto5t1r
, 1860-03-30
Gitp Tar 5aIe.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- G. c".s: c7 "f ch:eac'. s.s.-cry cs1ec,r1's 1t
Neaes L h~sr'. gI:cn. thal vlsca: ,hr rnd 1.ix-
s3sA 1a II :'-nnsry = D y. sgci. Term II ':.
tAp~1or In,rt ur C4icax" h~Kua ard .,cl1 sid r.:
asts7ii = se couF: osie. 10 ala city Of Csa
1epo ~ si Court no AncA. lots susu!+ pieces .i .a
M 81 Of ani h.1s,!:r ds.erbe1 er IT, n"stn d.:
a:e.st ~ ets:s respectively que thereon aeeo {"
Inc Zenefsl eotettn wa'tans for ths cec3!a The an
nla1 taxes Of sn tyf Chi aa for th~ nulelp4: YrI
~ and - Of TIE several specIx ~ar1art.
hes1ns!ttF msnt;onet md. whts-as ind :rren~ L:yI
ben pronounced by ,sl4 Cunt axaiatt ,fs and. L ,u
q sa1 Gol:s:sss sa,d sepos:A 'eher With III +
VIZ OF khe EouH atFeon VITA ssed Aus n and uEtts tL
W. Or I'd Csut t!fes,ea 10 ths aid City corc
NOW, tn !eure b It knnwn that the 4nti G:;y
neueS.s' Of ts G.y sf ch!,ate VII by sr.u. Il rs
y fhs b. ~ Gf tsn o'clock h 70. nntox. u
DC .sle ths scllo~!nx eAcs- an 'oss sati,t. ir:e.
and parcels Of AFd Ietceb< in copv trnurTa al
nHlef of w therc1 for the lee ta1es Envrr,s
AND costs or 1t The a-<esIEen& interest and cst. },.
there respectively upon said a- spxca y7ar-s
10 ss copy, reports aud hesetnaer s r.r*cT,iv
to VT:
A. F. G. MUELLER, City Collector,
Warrant foTthe COLLECTION of tic annual taze, t5r tb4
Municipal YearA. D. 1863. '' oe
, 1860-03-30
Trrul Washington.

WASHINGTON, March @s-The Special Com
mite O "u the Pacific Railroad, substantially de-
cided that they would Fl the route by rejecting
the resolution offered By Niles Tuylor, which
proposed to leaTe that question open to bcIie-
termired By capital aad enterprise. They then
discussed the propositinn Of Mr. Curtis for 4
road on the 4lst parallel, starting from two
points opposite the Wesser'r boundaries Of Mis-
souri and Iowa, with two converyng lines bear
ius westward und united within .uu miles OF
single line to the lay Of S4n Franrisee, or the
nagigublc waters Of the .sacra1lento,s and that
Of Ar. Phelps, for roa: BY the ::3'th parallel.
They ndjourucd to Thursday night.
Mr.. Gwin's bill for Telegraph lice to the
Pacilic, which passed the Senate, aud has been
retar7sd to tho rostolicc Committee Q: the
|. House, will be thoroughly scrutinized before
The dispatches Of Capt. Jarvis do not mate-
rally differ from tue public statement corcc:n-
ing the collision with and ihe capture Of the
Mexican steamers. They state that one Amer
lean marine vas kill-d aud two wounded !;
that the Saratoga was sowcd down to Anton
Lizardo BIZ the 1ndianols rnd Ware, which are
in the service Of Juasez. and were sent TO asccr-
tain the character Of Marin's steamers, which
had passed the Castle OF San Juan and the T.
$. ehip Savannah with IL. shown. their coIv1s
The Secretary of tue Nary submitted these dis
pasches to TIL Government today. Mr. Hale's
resolution o1 inquiry Will DC Immediately au-
swered.
The 11arper's Ferry Investigating COMMITTEES
had another meeting u s:eEday. The Sergeant.
alarms, who las been in search Of John Brown,
Jr., has returned and informed The Committee
aud Congress that his friends will nut per-
nit linl to leave ths Stste. The Committee
meets again on Friday, when the matter will
probably be reported to the Senate.
Certain parties hcra nre making d movement
to have the Democratic National Convention
transferred from Charleston to New Orleans.
The House Co miltee On Territories met this
moFntngt to consider thu Arizona and Jefferson
Territory bills.
Mr. Mowry proved b. conclusive evidence The
population Of Arizona, to te about Il, 600 exe(u
sive Of Indians.
Nr. oterc, Delegate fron New MEXICO, con:
CURED in Mr. Nowry's statements. and testified
that the organization cf arizona is regarded Us
NECESSITY Ly the psor]c Of New Mexico.
Ar. Williams of Jefferson gave q statement,
showing the necessity fur territorial govern
ment. He estimates the voting population at
6.'up.
The President ha, appointed NaI. Elisha G.
English, long time q member OF the Indiana
Legislature, and IN active democratic politician,
Marshal Of that Ststc, i'll place Of Robinson, de-
ceased.
The Presidents protest took the House b.
surprise, no intiuaaticn having preceded its
Transmission to Tint dndr.
, 1860-03-30

FOOT OF S0CTH WATER STREET,
CHICAGO, ILLlxn!s.
Only t1v feet from the GEtat Central Depot Burlington
tQHncy. HanR!hal ard 81 in, Ilunis Ce.ir4. Laay
ete and iRtunapo Is, Michigan Central Cairo and st.
l.nus Cincinnati.
Ell II, uI.7.1:E,
THIS Epu<c u Under the Of Il. N1npe
xrl IS former proprietor nr Nell nu,sr Colun
has .rl Inns IInuse, Cinctnnai Ohio. ard wilt b
t4nr in nil respects ds Glars hous- tic rate of
enlc' day. baggage kea to md from the depo1 ffee
ar ci,n.se mia 1Ep1fH
, 1860-03-30

Now Iork Market.
1T T1lEaRArn.l NV Yorx. March -
FLorR-Dull and h"arr. Small sa1cs to tn. Eastern and
s1sp S' aes s us s ri. 's' 3,
:1,SSs 70 rsuo:E st4,. = 3 frrz,ra ssoz
.,hlous IN .ad hea?s. .dt.a suI, and. and n1's.s S
esnn.n to che!fe extra.
Is 4 q e sdpan sales 10
EoES MEAL-CEcaaEea a1ts SuJ br.s jezaey at ~ 60
l!rcE~HEA7 F1rrE-Tu!i and heavy at 4,3na1.;;.,
W,skr1ir nos...te ty.nand ,aer = III Al
Heuss1 IL IT she s,n ~. ., ws
rod III! Club I l.. 7. Ey Quet a'd uncaA Ged; SALES
aorc br e1e xt:,s a. ~ : G"sn
market dui! a.! raber sais; saes lsN1 u .le mtzrd
WI t os ,s;s ss's.:s ssy M nj : ..:. ;e
s:at~ nd Canadian ;otuinon
&c Gr.lde 1s:c for Dry csiets.: Sse Westesa
T3ssS*s,e,:5; 81; ,s,,$%o !, NJ: n:,.He;
k'lcs l., u Is 1t ei72o fur ts me-: l..7 HES.
S y; xs ,9: Il; ;:sSaa:s s s* s / NJ:
iaesss ns4: s,a s1f. hesf h.ns saS ~ + aad I'd
@s,e. 1t sG s. s aats ID n"aa g is
:'utnea,s hctrysile es pss at :cto' saou des se
* H: :noi*d IT, :t ast: aa as % L. S
@ste. 80 pkes It 1ox9.le ba;scr s.lns t l1,a III
en e'a % .ae ne In ~, eSe1 So = hinge
s<. Il ~ e as M IT. sss M s. T
u fo1 csp ~ on tssns MT .nae d. rabe
" hea, al.o Of tae:as oe axs u III y. 14e. a:s
e. e S: % Ss:s ks g = !ss ss y se
e .c M sei:t1 sts - lh. rso i!eo Il ::xs T. t:S5 SJ
~ :. ;as, 4 81 1nf: t 1,assa sss;s II M
s1s; ~ III, III 4 H.: IL ~ e
Lemons i, e1I9 q *:-st ssh-
, 1860-03-30
Probably Murder.

ZAxEy111E, o., March eo.-The body o. Jo
the track Of the Central Ohio rai!road. near Dill
Ion Falls Station. this morning. He being na
ked aud club found near him covered With
hair and blood, lead. to the surposisioa tha. he
wns murdered aud placed on the track The
CORNER is now Investigating the matter
, 1860-03-30

The impetus acquired By the provision mar
ket 1wo days ogo scen;s gradually to acquire
atnnnE l:olders for every article Of tue hog pyo-
duct full IN eighth of \ cent on cut meats, and
:!c per bill o., mes. pork. There were reported
saes Of 100 hh0s clear bacon sidea at lo.c; SC
hhds sdcs at Ste: 40 hhds shoulders ut lie;
100000 lbs bulk shoulders ut Ct, aud lo0, 900 1bs
do, average 81 lbs, at Sic. There was also
sale Of lilo bb1s mess pork at III, but city
packed cannot be had now at less than f17.a5@
, 1860-03-30
FIRES.


NEW rOEK-
NEW Youk, March GA FIRE in Beeknau
street last night parti-l!y destroyed the build.
Jug No: 50, occupied By Goodman, paper dealer;
Isaac Oliver, printer, and others. Goodman ;
luss, $5tou; divers. {1I,0au- At the time OF
tue burning Of The tenement huuse in :'t!. street
yesterday morning, tire va. set TO tenement
house in 9th Avenue, hut it Was discovered in
season to prevent damages.
ELrRtA, OHIO,
CLEVELAND, Ohio. March s3-Thc extensive
stone louring mill at Elyria. owned By Albert
Ely, WAS entirely destroyed ty FIRE on afoaiay
light
coTISCros. kT.
CoyISC1oS, ky., Marrt, e9.-No!f's Touring
mill wss DESTROYED By fire yesterday. Loss,
5000; uninsured.
EXETER. y. Il.
ExEr1E, n. H., March 29.-Srvera1 buildings
we're destroyed By fire in this village last night.
LOSS about *15.oo. Among the principal SUI
fe1ers are Il. II. Piper Co., dry goods; Fo=ss
i Fellows, periodical dea1ers; a market; and
Catter l. Thompson, clothing.
, 1860-03-30

N9w YoRx. March e9.-The Quaker City ar
rived this afternoon. The steamer Ariel. will
California mails Of the 9Th inst. arrived thi.
evening. News anticipated. The steamer Cir
cassian: for Galway. took l:;o passengers. I'll.
1E1na, fur Liverpool, had nons
Tbs examination uf uick. was c,nr1nd.,1 th;,
afternoon. lie is committed OH two charges d
murder and piracy,
, 1860-03-30

Fonr Sx11u, Arkansas, March e6.-Thc river
is no prospect for Tie better. There is large
quantity Il freight At LID. Rock for this point
The steamers Lake CRY, undine and Bracelet,
are tied up below, waiting for q. rise. The
steamer Kate May from Cincinnati, got up IS
lar as Van Bu.cn on Saturday, but was unable
to make this point The steamer Leon arrived
passengers, hut no freight. She will llzave here
On Friday, carrying delegates to the State Con-
, 1860-03-30
.r1,e SIowExc cantan. Case

ST. LOTS, March ee.-Ihc evidence in the
Carstanc-Shaw case closed day, after which
By plaintiffs request, the Court gave, written
instructions 10 tie Jury previous to the open.
ing arguments. l.. II. ShreEe,, for plaintiff,
addressed the jury Eve hours: He Was iolloM;
speaking. Wright wll c1ase for plaintiff The
cnurt has r;ren counSet &c tatrs for speeches.
, 1860-03-30
The War Ia Kentucay over.

LOUISVILLE, March s9;h.-The Hanson affair
arose from some slight difficulty with The re.
turning Rerea9s, who came back merely to dis
pose OF their Kentucky property. without in
tendipgto remain. Some alarmed kentuckians
sent to Lexington for cannon and ball. This
created great excitement, ali is quiet now,
, 1860-03-30

New ORLEANS, March eo.-Goy. Houston. not
receiving Government military aiI expected,
has ordered Col. johnson Immediately TO raise
. force Of Rangers and drive the Indians from
the northern frontier. lie takes no steps
zsi:ai:,=t Mexico, pending the ratification Of the
treaties.
, 1860-03-30

Sincc Jaauar71 VI. SOS 7,a5u:-O ct0G,Gy6
The specie figure. are also decidedly en-
tou:aainG. When will cur people learn to buy
only what they can pay for by tue products of
the field or the factory, and keen THUR specie
ut home: Then. may the country hope for
1,ertua 1cnt prosperity and rot It'll then.
, 1860-03-30
Enf3Ne1JG3ut1nr

CINCINNATI, March .3.-The stockholders OF
The Little Miami l:uiiroad hare voted in tavor ot
consolidating their earnn.,s with those Of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON Raj road.
, 1860-03-30

HiLwArKEE. uarch 2o.-The Democratic
GonEs ntion, yesterday, nominated William Pitt
LTnde, for Mayor; Ferdinand kushn for Comp
tro!ler; &C. Dousman, Treasurer; aad Joshua
La0ue, City ATTORNEY.
, 1860-03-30

11oaa,srowx, y. J., March at 1850
o'clock this morning Geo. Acker was executed
in the jail yard, in this town. for the murder Of
Isaac Il, Gordon op The 18th Of October last,.
, 1860-03-30

TrIEspAr EvIsE;a. Mhn1i .? 1see
The nancy market il quiet transactions Of
MI kindR a:c rs yet exceedingly Limited. The
pasks have plenty If means. waiting the open"
ing cc navigation; but no one need expect a
discount Of uny kind unless be has legitimate
business paper, that not a shadow OF doubt cx-
lists, that i, will be paid at maturity. Scarcely
any local paper is takcn on any terms.
Exchange is stilI ea.c The banks pay &c 10
customers. Gold q with no demand.
Sr. Lor1s.-spcaking Of Exchange, the D<n,o
crat of yesterday says:
At n,csi OF the institutions, regular customers
wrr: supplied at II to.day, outsiders finding 4
difficulty in buying evcn at this. Tie Building
and Sarings association continued to sell nt II.
THE Exchange Bank redeemed its branch paper
in small and large amounts at per cent, The
old, Or State Bank continues to redeem its
branch paper largely, in sums Of $1,000 on one
branch nj per cent. Illus enabling holders at
PRESENT rates 10 make rer cent. for their time
..nd labnr os asserting. 1t also furnishes rcgu-
ia" cust0Mcrs ut It prem. on TIE East. II has
retired Terry mucll Of both its city and country
circulation. Tie mnre general rate for sight on
the South is PREM.
Nancy uf Ill kind. is iu demand currcpcy is
in limited supply ut I discount below laukable
funds.
CINCINNATI The money market in Cincinnati
ss rcior.ed easier. Exchange i'll good demand
st n,cm.
L%Sp WAnnASTs.-1n relation to Land War
rants, >icssrs. Thompson Bros, Of New York,
say:
Iu I.aad Warrants the demand has exceeded
the supply during the week, despite the Home
stead bill, aud VIC quote material advance on
Last quotations:
Daging. Telling.
~ .c'ts..-.--..-. SO. -..-.--Sl.N sl.ao FaCse.
9sn ef1es .--.... .s.-'---. y -
GeASp TEtNE RAILWAY Co. or CANADA
The following il the traffic statement for tue
week cnlio;; March, II, 1860:
FHHt "''' 1-sc 4!'sSu+.1
Co!tc II &rk 81 lss |'.7to1l
.e-Sfs%V-4"
, 1860-03-30

RNlTED.............M41rhs sa,
Tha,uc. La S,t!t 5 SO tu CO n. 1o3 lu wAcat.
lucia ! . Sale l:1ti tons coal.
Republic, Morris t5tOns cal!
f,tc!!a 4 n ,akee fLEht.
Nuck Hun, Jonef, Light.
March s.
csrtse L. E.t 0ae II lumber, tens coal. 3ae9 Es
cslI liter Ea:k.
Nlnzcud Wing. Il Sails, 70, tu wheat.
0ssa Hr.1y. 0n1w1 light.
clneu. Norris G9 4.s lumber 1c6, 60 shingles, 10 c.
dat poHs.
, 1860-03-30

l. sxte improved sarn5 far saH ceAt ln lS S,a',.
Wisconsin. O+snk'u conrt-. y mites Hns, Nlw."S,
a''d ~ith:n"t ns nf fu,t 'ta>to;"p. w!el II \
xf ~ tt'wn Ut no ahalda's. sltaaeL The .tnfrs
Lake Michigan Uns farm ~ 1s aerrs. tnlenvp.
vii, W" oi I~e1i!n:s And t~o etr's bas; 49,
OF 'bc .l.r. FTtec f4,UuQ,
t'ne k1m Of ~ lAH Improved aud ialane. tint
htr. Free 4t,&A
Forty ar. ta'.s cua.s.s Of nils iom town. with 20
eoast .aa ea'n arss rA'e b<nslrE re.ld. AMI a!..
*csCa af]hHs. win wong o1rlasd, gott ALu.s l.
barn ElAt u nastt hunA~.
Two .otrd hou.xs anil fatA with ka.np, f;u trees 1r
s,rds tr e. situA cd in xse:iy Last ttr H.
"hA so view Of ths hn:ts en- tito axe In ihe 1ct-
AH thr a.savs well Nat~rs a1hl WILL b. Aid very c. ~
Term. payment ual: s!0wn ard t.iAutc Oh rtr Il =.
4nr*t foF t1Ithe, particulars ns,ss II sn1
1ke street E.ldke Wood 1ars', Market T., u:
aaMcas \. DAc0JD"E.. Iors wa.h!as1op VII,
mhNYlm L
, 1860-03-30

fTAIt]I FOR S.\LE.-rh,

k.lown Chapel +sfM. losa.ef few Mills WI >: II tie.
vi'c~ nt Ma rs" H.. to'ta:hnE 80 aese4 cl !t
well ,nprn.ss: f-rnl - tr :. IL.
pics Ref at Masrhgu- Alien l.u4n,, nvr i.
oppy to Z. H. CCMMlSs ss. NJ. 10. E.nIo,rh .t,.t
Ehc1Hn Hha2xnf
, 1860-03-30
LATER FROM nIEXIC0,


He Orders tile Americans Out OF tie
Country.
, 1860-03-30

4 Tie Tax >t Tor IS9, On TToTVEtT u TIC t0ND3 Of
Shields Nd Derra ID Lake F0ts1. hiss teen r..uEed
lie Coaaty 1rca.u1eIs On C .. Wsukeean, viii Il
advertised aut The frxt Of Ap ~ order to parties
m rp.o1tupy ay llttr Ia In tht city, have pro-
eusea copy Of The LIT and lc It with Mr 1aleott,
gneks.srei of = i.zd ~ IL ~ 81 G. Lnc,: blcck Eho
lot Will hs eh1rrdto aefay exRsn.ee cf Advertising sd
collecting. PETER PAGE Treasurer.
- ........ L. F.. Aesl8tant
Chicago March q 1s6o imh223bs2a1w
, 1860-03-30

ITO, Lard is in moderate demand M 1oc,
though holders generally ask 1n.c; kccs arc
ready at lie, but generally held ut ll.c.
TIE GRAM TRADE AT LANSING, 1owA.-TLc
Lansing I.'rsr contains tho following: ::
The following statement Of grain shipped dur
aos .nc season OF 1859, and in store Mt 1hc pres
ent time, We have carefully compiled from, the
uooks ni cur Warellouscn'co, mud can youch for
ns correetnesa. Our readers will remember
s;'a. ID February, 1882 We published similar
statement Tor tue preceding season of naviea-
non, showing the nn,ount OF grain shipped DUR
ing tue season Of 1858, and in storc on the 18th
follows:
w.. j., .. sh,pr<d In tiorr.
1:sfs
CON- bn.. siss us
~ comparison with the statement below it
will be seen thut while the sl,iru,cuta Of 1853
exceeded those Of 1883 about ) ,0o0 bushels. the
amount now in store exceeds tile amount in
store IA ls's by - s;;2 bushels. making Total
increase for the year ]s39-Go Of 1G.sll bushels.
Considering the light crop Of IS, which was
marketed in ~, and the lurEe amount Of grain
yet in the country, The cxhitit showa q fuir
amount Of bns,ntss from the town, and furnish.
es good index d. the rapid development Of the
resources Of Northern Iowa.
pAlLADEIAutA SEED MAnzsr-slarch a1th.-
The den'and for Clover Seed continues limited,
and prices range ut lG..50 per bu, the latter
for prime, which only is wanted. Nothiuc do
ing in Timothy ut Fiaxseed.
COMMENCE OF :sRUFFALo.-TLe Buffalo Con-
meretal Ade'rt'str Of Saturday last contains an
elaborate review of the commerce of buffalo in
1859. from which We make the fo1lowin. cx-
tracts:
S",Hrn toEiHg the ah" 17pa5ts EnEu1opt Tour and
fssAIH hE luke Hta f,,ht,, u..y
, 1860-03-30
r. ". BANTER t. Co...

HlFu1nisalnF DtFei, Nrst Tate- street, between Esl,
Inaph and Madison. Chicago.
IL ruzt Ofie~ sAttess Kuxts4. ocI'591y
, 1860-03-30

1 ;! 1I1CAGO 1iILI-FURNISHIN9
~ DEPOT
, 1860-03-30

lrc:case Of Tie week a. csuatcd with hat Of
Tie Imports show gratifying falling oil, us
compared with last year, winch We hope will
continue.
The following is a comparative statement Of
tile value Of exports from the cusriucncesnent
, 1860-03-30
t4$AtsM FOR S.iLE.-'rur +-AlouuI

FEm. thrts ul:ea Ness of jacksonville, .iI,r,i.,
Il ihe Ill. II n,4f Productive the stair.
.sft It private 1:lc It ssni.a ts1 OF h ,ir.
ro1nE aud hc.!des w'sd lot of - Rers 1nt
'.tss q snd=eapo of sprI a'sIn- h~auty. There |.
oFchart r. chace bxaEnX apre, cAch aii rear
assr "f Hoxsv *a.ns .t'a.:sts* ant law1o:s bat =
21sh AFt and convenient lam tote OF fe tst III
country. The e!ty VI farksonv:e with population
o,uJ' Ia full sxw. and furnishes n reay market ~ h..
psecs !or AL that b. pntiuecd With rly ~
Eaira 70 ~ 'npust ~ p"Ins. The erv cnnta'r%
!bs b.na dssf ~, dumb ~ = me- r. t.1a via oe
Terms reasonable. lnausis nf ih+ 81 ssItl. On the
premises. AU>rlN ROCKWELL.
IfI..F fair ty..s,.s