davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-04-04

LEhn-rjg, 6c Ear &c; Shot el -.
MAPLE sUGAR-The market Is well supplied. asddun
at s@loc.
MILL sTUFFs-NIadliuss ,ulsmi's ed demand and qusrt
\. A,sz a. per top Iran and Shorts in fair request It
s!..s0a 1870. .......,
last week g. bsas Dtef t34 hEls
Pork 1876 9s Cut Meat. EEL 800 IT lard pped lass
week I3s h1. Pork $50 tE Beet a. c. M Cut Ncan
+s4.i5 d Ia d. NEss ErET-Sonnal At es&0 1ef Aess
t. Extra Mes.. Mrs Po4EThere l. very litnifed H.
qasy nd the market quiet and ,lmot entirely nonlna
a.slsE917c Holders. however do not pEcss tecss Oh
thu ro%k as p.ssn Prime pok :fed at els With.
on, buyerr. tr7 MEArs-The demand Is eht but thtre
little u noue ht1e. DAcos-zms toeEat1T ashse at loHe
for sus.rcucd and loc for plan. Shoulders, He Lard
Scarce IN l IN dcru1n4at 1ex y1eEc.
POTATOES -Reeeipa list ~eek, assshu: shipped. seH
h. The market il we'll soektd aud urder S1lt' In
qul is dull AMI heavy. with sles 10 ctr tsade
for weztrsn mixed and s3se for Fiakeycs and Neshan-
nocks.
roCLTRy-1!ve Chickens, &e.5oIs.s5 2ss doz.: 1u7
keys. &c perm.
SEEDS Receipt. last week ess ns; shipped T.; "a
,, Txo7ur-The demand Curing the week has bcen less
active and prices rule lower. Sul the Stock N4ht
md choice Parcels and n. S1ea were ~ fol
Iavs:-iotA PRIME at - S. Is sAsfa EeoA scsl; II
,act fas Mtss. CIovxs-The market is veEr dull With
fax stock To-day bags prime were sold 1t e405 Ac1-
aArtAx GxAss-pu ard l0c l,wer With sAlss to-day OF
sobu good so:. IllT.-ScAce and buoyant. To day
thu sales ws,e :-s q pagsasalta. FIX
In limited supply with sae4 during the week 1t a. and
! ai.05.
sALERATUs. DC -Dahbtt's ruse. 6,se; Do best 1Ge
| Potash, 64s4c; Do Rabbits Ia ue cases, sals>.
| STAECI-Fu1ton prime, 6e: k'ussfords ehc-
SALT-SEIrpci Last wees, btls Tleiuqu!r5 II vef
light ns3 she aaskcs sssads. new company hss bean
formed synsa:s and the 1ee Of 6nc salt there duEna
the sea.ou expected to he about ais. The Quotations
/ a. i
, 1860-04-04

TrEspA1 Eykx1xo. ApHls.
Dnilncas still broods over the money market /;
but few more such Aae days must infusc more
activity into al departments Of trade. The icy
fetters Of the straits cannot 1oug resist such
warm genial breezes. Their embargo must soon
be raiaed.
Exchange is per ccnt. premium; but it
shows signs Of decided weakness. Some parties
had mora offered than they wanted to take. We
should not be surprised To see further decline
within tho uext week.
Gold 9 per cout. premium md dull.
Money outside the banks is close. aud collec-
lions hdrd.'
Est. Lor1s.-The demand fo- exchange on tue
East and South was large, dealers having NJ
difficulty in disposing Of all their supplies ut
II premium On the East and II on New Orleans.
Tha. at tho Sub-Treasury does not 20 OF rap
idly, the supply Of gold being so smali. 1t ia
feared a}f the coin uil be carried out of the
country at the rate It is leasi-g.-Dtnoerdt Of
yesterday.
ST. i.ou,s BASks.-The weekly Bank state
ments Of the st. Louis city Banks 4or the week
ending Narch 3lst, aro as follows:
, 1860-04-04
PORT or CHICAGO.

ARRlyED..........8prila 8, 1850.
sehr fine De, Hal. Grand Haven. los m lumber II m
1Ath.
scar Mary G Donsts Henderson. kalamazoo. IS lumber
sehr Fanny and Foy Long. shetoyean 100 ties 100
ssbr m,nn.St1 Raeksuu Pie. NazQuette. 20 c1s wood
50 eds sh1nk!e halfe.
Eehr JiIEond lie Jones' X .l.ul1zo". 400 N tA!nsles
*rrr J II Inne4, Flo NJ, II Etkor. l1t 4unbcE.
schr Whirlwlnd BeEsh, t'entcfrle 20 csls woo1:
schr Telegraph, de.cale Fort Wash pton, III wooa
CLEARED.
Prop scsr K5csop. Ll.1e saub 70 tons ha5 ss Ssls
salt. 20 Iris pnfk, Is hls four.
Brig 1Iclsen.te3r, Abt,@y NV klipo. light
Sthr iiue ItrIl, Hall. Qr4ul Haven. LIGHT.
kchr wm Aideidgc 5Iuson 1wo uver., bid hams kg'
sehr rsey Jcn 1.on Muskcscn TIN ha5, % tu oats -
s:Is a9uI, 20 bu put .toes. s Trte b-ef.
Schr Antelope, tai 1w. ks.am.zso. Kft
scnr Ai.In Clark ugs Muskegop, 10 brs beef. 10 b11s
pntk.
Sch. Ellen pike, Boyd, Ea1snazoo. neht.
schr II Jones FI5ad. Au.kesnn. tAht-
schr VII 1lwind. 3. gn. Cen'ctv H. tn etoeefies
Stht Merm Id. ThoHv=on. bite Nisef tuns 1eca.
cts Lone =s2r. Thenps n. FtEt uan. iEat.
Schr Il Eand Mctiatry. Mu>krcnn !lxht.
Sc ff'fuaader, Cnatc1. k1 atiaz'a. tone ulsc.
$chr El Ie1lpo. Hugne+. NAnit sWoc. Light
tt tr Transit HOaE. Maritow ton co toa eoEa es
fear 4eru Bcu b, 5nuih 1f7ycu. FKh'
Sow Gygnct, Hanson, Kalamazoo, 'leat.
, 1860-04-04
Cttp Tar GalE.


GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Ceok CITY Of Chseaso, ss.-Cssy Collectors os'
Soes Is herroy given. that whsrea: thu undsn snixas.
Civ Collector Of sd City * Chsa1u on ths twenty
sixth Jay q January =. D. 100 nj spsea Tssn ct tas
alas .ad It ths Cuu foas 'n ts!d city Of casako
rep0tt s! Court he au:< lot. aolns pieces nt ~
81. Of 'an b +reina*t dtrh for t. u.Atnt a. anss
n:eet ana Gusts respectively aue thsts% "a ass9 D. o.
tax. Of raa y Of ch!S,so r .hr nunispA ysar:
hste,pa MENTIONED ard. whereas j9tKTeLts having
tten pronounced By 4a Cou1t against t. ai1 lns su
To- px pA1cvs or Land hertinaiter copr
Of fa Coliec4rs epots together ~!ta the orasf q
ss OF Court thereon ISSUED out of An Under IN
seal Of s.d Cnust. Directed to the saA CITY Coe or
Collector of CITY II CataSo, vi By virtue "f e.
prrn~e*. Friday, the nth day Ut april: a. y !seo.
he b Il ten oeosk a te n.1nns >. ne nsh a. o
&c s.l the .,loss tss.~ &c. Ends les ,.tt.t' r1-Ses
and sassx.e Of ~ de- cr in saiA eGpv. *pstt ana "
o'tef u .at Aesen for the anH unt tes ta1s nte
and est+ Ut the a~<tsssnts. Interest anti Goals gus
there u respectively 1 general and Bptcia warah
M copy, rrosss and teuinai1af described respectively
to wit:
| A.F.c. MUELLER, City Collector.
Warrant t'r ths COLLECTION Ut The Atnu,l taxes fcE e
! Nunlcp-l Iear 4. D. ISL.
, 1860-04-04

ST. Lor,s, March 30.-Tbe St. Louis Agricnl.
tural and Mechanical ASSOCIATION offers &c. 900
in premiums for the next fair. II IS pEohabl.
or 5000 more in private awards will be added
A citizens premium Of 81, 500 will be given foi
the best stallion. 4 direct importation from Be9
and others from different parts Of Europe art
expected. No effort will be spared 10 maxi
their fair excel all others.
The Arizona correspondent Of the Rtpublicas
snys that the people Of the western part Of th'
Ttrritory are averse TO the formation OF !: pro
sincial goyerement, and have directed the dele
cntes to the Convention to be held at Tuason OF
April ed to oppose such movement 1ndia'
dep1edations are confined on large seal
fhrQunhaut the TeIritorT.
, 1860-04-04

LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Casslus u. Clay pub
1shed IN appeal to the people Of Madison conu-
ty against tie revolutionary committee Of that
county, from whom be capped denounc ment
by small majority, last Taesday. and wl.o were
to consider LIS Gaze again yesterday. He SAYS
ho advised Ua9son!and assoclatt to leave: TINT
lie ha discountenauced the radicals, hut II Re
pubIicans are attacked they will defend them.
selves. His appeal embraces letter, signed
Frank Bland and George Haley, in which they
say tue troubles did not originate about Han
son, but because George West: sick with CON
sumption, was maltrea'ed, and Vests daughter
insulted With gross language tlA5 concludes
"You may be strong enou.h to oserpower me.
You cannot drise me from the duty which owe
to tn5 self, to .uy friends, to my country. II
fall .hall mot fan in vain, and will be enough
for all long cherished associations it PR chance:
my blood shall atone for the wrongs Of my race,
aud if these States shall at last he Tree" Private
advices intimate aprrehcnsions Of further
trouble.
, 1860-04-04
DOR SALE-The g Bri {
N. N. STANDAKT, HSE

A .he now es 1t the Port Of Sw2rkte will te eull
cpc n to COED pufcha-er she be put Order for The
~pris E.ce for about 800: VII! 1r standard cass Tor
thee ySasS aud c.s.7rs Ii, ,lkO bushels wheat.
AiSGThe s7~s riks.ns, auchar., Chains. pan wnd.
l..s n tie 9e,; savf! fo the w'ssk OF he LILY
xan va viii he e4Ed law anil Krkt trsm+- A1p!y to
r IT, VAN BCREN, Agent. NJ ! Dolcs Building. cornef
South Water and CEa1k stretts. hAl9 L-4.-lat
, 1860-04-04

HAnn1surRc, April 3.-This morning the Sen.
ate aud House recousidercd the vote on the Gen
eral Appropriation Bill, and reco,nmi''cd it to
Conference Committee The Committee re-
ported the bill, which the House adopted. The
bill 10 incorporate the South ri.tsbnrs Coal TO.
Mr. Palmer, opposition, Of Scbuylkill Co..
va: elected speaker Of the Seaate for the next
term.
yoth House. have adjourned sine de: The
appropriation bill was previously s'grcd ~ the
Governor.
, 1860-04-04

No materinl change is observable in the Pro-
vision mu,ket- There is good consumptise
demand, under the influence Of wh,ch holders
are very firm, enough SO to check operations TO
some extent since orders are restricted or If
discretionary arr managed to try und elect con-
cessions Of M r. on the prices ol meats. The
sa'es reported ure small, amounting. to 80 bids
Bacou Shoulders ut 73c; $4,000 h. Bulk sides
averaging 10 lbs at SIS; 1o0 h+ds 4c"n SIDES
at Sic delivered at Madison, IT,; in addition to
Which 10o tcs Lard were sold ut losc.
New Yoax-March 31.-Receipts, 3,59e bbls
-four; 1898 bu corn; 1851 bu oats.
ST., LoC1s, March 81 Receipts by river 3.1s9
axis corn, 3.0 sEs hurley, 794 bbts flour. :,336
ska oats, 4,0l4 ska wheat, G.. bbls whisky. By
railroads, l,14o bags cara, al bulls flour, 5.445
sks oats, I'll bags wheat. WAeat.-All grades
ateady, md best qualities firm. Sales Of 42o
bags good spring vi loS@l12c; G0odo prime and
poor fal1 Hoe; 400 do common and fair fall 100
MlaSc. Coru.-Thc difficulty in shipping con-
luues, aud b ,yers fiud sellers easier tn treat
with. The tendency is downward, and 6aes
ouly moderate, as is usual the last dag Of the
week. Salcs comprise .U6 bugs, pnst damaged
and part without bags. A0@4lc; 400 do ordi.
uury to gnod mixed, 44@47c, 2,515 do prime
mixed, yellow aud mixed white. 4s15oc; 900
do prime yellow. 5l@.52c; 5A3 do chuice white,
part delivered, 54@5Bc, 10 new gunnits. Oats
continue 10 decnue. Sales Of 1,4at bugs fair
and goud, 45@47c: l30 Do prime aud leavy. 43
@Mc, bsgs. 'uc uded.. barley-A. very limited
business dung ut previous rates. Sales Of small
lot moor spring at 70c, bags returned, and -;
do choice 10 vt s7ic, bags included. Pork
Holders are fir.ner, as,d tor su,,H lvts obta'ned
an nflyancc Of .5:. Sales Of $50 bbls mess q!
sl1.oj. A small lot rumps at FL: = b5l. Whis
kv.-The market wus not active, ind mort
offered than rakcu ut Isle. Sales included 4ot
Il
only small lot Of timothy reported Ut s2T0
| good timothy would sell, hut there is none here
, 1860-04-04

ConS ExcHASGy TIC receipts s'nce yesteF-
day have been 314o bbls Flour, 4144 bu Of Corn,
1850 do Oats. aud 1000 Shorts. Demand for
Flour cpy for small! lets, with sales at s. 50 for
cumn,on brands Western; S5G5 tor ian
cy; $6GGc5 for cxtras; aud siia. Gs - TOR
,x,,perior Southern -Four is quiet At $b@6 IS
for fancy; SC 75@7,225 far extras; and s7.5p@
$50 tor superior. Corn is in moderate demand.
with su'rs ut sV@s SIC 2 bu for South hem yellow,
.nd .:G1 SOC for white. Oats have been sold Ut
35tc3GscJA bu fur Northern and Cauada. Rye
soe 4 bu. rnoyis1oSs The sales Of Fork hase Is
mess; and s20M.1 for clear, cash ard mouths.
ncef ,auges IRON ss@ls ~ for Eastern and
Western mess. Lard ll@llac in bh's,. mud lie
and l.. in legs md Smoked uatns II G1lt per
III {;ash und mouths.
, 1860-04-04

New yoak, April "a mss meeting Of the
New York Jonrneymen uouse-painters was
held at Military Hall, in the BoWcty. last even.
ing. Seventeen shops were represented rs
paying two doliors per day. Several speeches
organization for The protection Of the right Of
labor and number Of new members were re-
cciycd.
, 1860-04-04

NEW Yoak, April I've are informed that
a mistake has been made in stating tbs. tariff on
messages to California, by tue overland express,
from St, Joseph, The rate for ten words was
correctly gisen, but that for each add'tlonnl
word is 80 instead Of 70 cents.
, 1860-04-04

PATERSON, n. J.. April 3.-Ptelin'iuary III"
son q rainst Durham and STATS, and John Small
lev in favor of Howard and others, fos infringe
men1s on kctcLum's patents for Harvesting
,rnah;ras
, 1860-04-04

Hrones.... e:eI. HlIkley Gea,Niuced
- nd 1npostcr by Tsro Of Tie
6 MutCtasx..s
NEw OnLEAss. April 3d.--Two subordinate
Officers Of the knights Of the Golden Cross
publish card dcnouncing Gen. Hickey. Com.
r,ander in Chief, as an in'pester. About l5eD
MN n1e enrolled here, under the Representa-
lion that there wss plenty Of money to assis'
Juatcz in Mexico, where promises OF land grants
etc., Induced msuy to join; but there is no esl
denca as ret OF anv b0nA fde movement.
, 1860-04-04

Bos7oS, april s.-Morgau, chamber1in and
Dunutng. late officers Of the BARK otiop, an al
Legged slayer are held in $5,oo9 oa1t eaen LOT
to-day.
, 1860-04-04
Than~innn nf Xalf&.

Tonoxro, C. ", April SIT was officially an-
nounced in Parliament last night, that the
Prime. Of Wales would not leave England On his
rsit to America before the 10Th OF July.
, 1860-04-04

WArKEa4x, III. April s.--A fire last night,
burned Case i Bulls warehouse, with e.09o
bushels oats. 1900 bushels wheat, and 500 hrls
salt Loss $7,oQ0,
, 1860-04-04

STATEMENT OF F1oun AND WHEAT IN SrouE IN
CASApa WEsr.-Fron, Messss. Clarkson, Hun
ter t. Co Is Market Review We take the fol. owing
statement Of flour aud wheat iu store between
lIansi!ton aud Pert Hope, including fire ports
On Lake uuyon, March 17th:-
, 1860-04-04

A.aets piH ha14n IN srsa Regulated a"1ies II Is
vc4Y desirable 10 have cheap and Way TO-
repairing Furniture, Croeke.y. Toys, &e+
, 1860-04-04

Indiana Town EIections.-Larco Re-
publican Gains.
LAFAYETTE, April 3.-The Lafayette fourier
Of this afternoon has returns Of township cleo
tiou8 from various counties in this State, indl.
catip. 1arre Republican gains.
, 1860-04-04
MOUNT VERNON BANK. IN
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY

PT1n t9TS w WaT01011Se,
WILMINGTON STREET..........ao
0MIUAoo. ....-.
Tha.ntsep..i is prepared 10 furnish Type IN large
:equxatties wsde rom superior quality Of metal fog
either cash Or 9rnsed paper. He also supplied Nh
large sock of Presses tnk. Wood Type. md esythnE
necessary fo1 complete printing ofct uew Specimen
bck Fe1dy for delivery, kud will be seus to 1a1es
aSsss% 'oE' W AS1''@~p i. l.. DODGE, Tre&su1sz.
, 1860-04-04

ALSO FOR SALE.-The Three
n Scuooners. 10 x1t:.-Sch"oner ELIZA loGAH. e.
touaCe asy e6-Y5; Schooner Wtsus oE 7HE N1ao. -
tonpxc 30: and Schooner NoV. urS1. tonasr'~"~~
Isl 7.t95. ,.,-,t =, .o,, ~.
II sa1 % t.,...rIa t PRATT 4 10. NntIAla, =. T.
, 1860-04-04

prnverE, April s-The municipal election
yesterday passed of quietly. The Peoples party
elected the Mayor, Marshal, and nse Council
men, The Democrats elected one councilman,
and balance Of c:tY officers.
, 1860-04-04

.fhc Spray Murderer Committed.
NEW ronk, April sd.-Jackalow, the China
znan charged with The murder and Foonr'y On
the schooner Spray, has been committee LOT
trial
, 1860-04-04

ExFKEt& xXAlN.
Leave EeH.r lsat..ls....::n 7M
AesfTe ii t.'s.ltrh... = Il Ftn
t1syiSsxt t:a:c4.n. .+;,s' All
AtC3xxAbAyIAH TIAtS-
Le.:tt..t...:lr i.=2,ts..9 .9:1ti I'm
!Ay..re !. t.Eltt a....:...tt p:1
, 1860-04-04
Chicago, Clinton s. Cedar Rapid

On AID After MONDAY. sov. 18th. 1854. until firth
TMiiSs wEsTW1kb: X: II I i TRAINS EASTWARD.
14..E:@ 7s1s: z.rzE.s :: :.s,S; ~ ,..o ~.
1sys Gss asass e:s
4ats*ssS:isz - 1e,:t N
a;9;s s';, IT, ":'' Al A''*s 1''''
0sas::::s -:;s ii Tnssasa Train. so1 c,:s snt L.
In Kin ss ,s e. p1yseRss Is s:s 20
At lnion ur9ys viii Aa-*s t.s Tia;ea.
waes:I. ielar r4!:s Wa:ery GsssssI::e. i,aatori s..
,, o3s S:y t. ynspo:o @ l. 1n. !; b:tes GitS,
1cws Fails, ia-ersu, Sestoa Dea:ause-, soi Council
Viii st+snes OF c>ias Ei7eE fas E:ntan nd
~ ssea Caisso ant C:a:l .sz1 i irins caiy II. ul:s
rm E":c1-o - u N>.a.;p?t tsss:. aEs theneed;recuy
'",;;sa IL VI It's.
nj iertliaon or sks r:d, ~lst vi: b. cs;syei
uAx s*r n, y y ~: sS!1 a,.' 5:s. q &c
MIC Il I g 4 \ SOUTHERN,
w w tf'Es; ksxE ssz0ss AND GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
1s;e-.a ...v1st,a AssA.oxA1zr .-.-......l .lsss %
Taxes EJECT ca ard sf.es Nov. I5.
Great Through Route to New Icfk
I'M. !:of: .E .5 i:s:: i :. s'';SS MS.;sa
Kss.::':si:a. s-@ Ssfz. st7 E:s..R: s::ss, aat:.:
x. -; Err s;y;: ssax. 2: ~ sse':,:
e. ii asi ,.s a.h ih..Ts.:t at ::,V; t..
7:c1pu A!Et: Es'e~- eave:f Va =: M!ct!.
x.a Raa:+ re4cL.=s faeio !: -; IL. mt ts;so!t
p.ee, a:s ;: r"ea viii tan, "e Tol.:o
NV ink asa It. St: En:.H1 En- y: ,:,:s Sa;;:
K;Ssy tsasseaa ,s ssSa,sa sas ss ! 81 wiz, .s, n
I:qA s:AtEa: z t.t. n:" fs:=e:' o+tss:fT :'4'
~. ~. :: s;s::@ t,I,:::s !. K:s,si ii
Ts;s, j., ~ t.s!as I;sss .:a
tc tun-es.o,s i Strzn I:a Ira f. IL T+-*Esssi,
ca,Sr y H':-s: H.: \: ~ ~, :f;s1 a.. pe
So r.ssa-t encrsti ti:aka ~ e;e@ 1ssk, aos!37.
r%;S:i5: %osbty = :.1 eAr:
- :; sai' M : % ;:ss ~: s,t ~, 1 t'a q
,hs CoH7s5y~ nsrs .-:s: he e;s;e T. c"sa<s c!
Eseloh 55a s,. d.. 5sa I: t'
Jeus =. Carr Sill. ti.1- ss.:.. hsa::
DHTSEURGlI, FOET WAyAE
Vow a. a. 2:sfe. Ssr' ,7t ia sars1 ~ I'm
"'ssR; s +; i,;s; ESrEiL *AsLxm ~,
Sew Itk ~: .,?. stSm;l: ~; S,Isfo. ~
MI: M;:s;st;' E.,; i 8 i: :S s 4
.,,es,:: sshS W. ::sES s;;. t. ~ ::~s: >- ~
t.2. ~ :s;iS;'e tyss:is1
Gea:saf :G.s; ~ t~ys1 F ~ ~ -: 81; as; *
E,15Ssa I'D n |s::1,. II as <: e.. ~
FAX css::aisni New ;"::; I'D Ere t:I:,ac~
7:pas, :;ssa e :.la. vi Tx
= +. ,;:s rar. Fo:.t VIII s,:. q NJ:
ETe- FL 10 >n1- Er.:ns, rss:n ard
, 1860-04-04

CINCINNATI. april 3.-A.tbe election he'd yes
terday, for City and Ward officers. the Demo"
Gratis elected their entire ticket By IN arerage
msiorisy Of 100. The Democrats elect . Coun~
cilnen. aud the Republicans s.
The Kentucky Military Institute near Frank
night, together with the superiniendent's resi-
, 1860-04-04

Democracy Wiped Out.1
SCHENECTADY, April d--Bepjamin F. Potter.
Republican, was to day elected Mayor by 400
majority over the Democratic candidate.
, 1860-04-04

ToLEpo, April 3d,--At the municipal election
yesterday, the Republican ticket, except one
Councilman, Qua Assessor, aud one Constable,
was elected. Average majority, 40.
, 1860-04-04

About half this quantity Of wheat is Fall
wheat. As regards future receipts Of wheat,
the general opinion seems to be, that there il
about onc.fourth Of last years crop in the hands
of the farmer.
, 1860-04-04
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED Arrft1

p1aine Chief L. s .1lr. ZOO hu ecrn.
Ganb.ldt, Ia Saae, s.3!3 LII corn.
Union, Ii sal (, . AN.ncln
cknner State, L. Sail. I. 20 hu corn.
Anrora, Ia ~Alt Die. II corn.
Aurou, Ii Sale Sa3 TT corn,
CesAr. L. Sal G, 4.t+t MI corn.
A,eaa, Ii Sxllc, 1 t&9 b. chtu.
l. r. chaplin, Ii Sat 9, a+HDi hu corn.
n. T.. Ii ~ ey, La -Ate- s9S1bn cara.
Ajabsna, III - T., :, 90 bu corn.
f;old Eafs, La Sale. 40 bu cum.
nil HILL l. SaIls, III tens cna'.
| Trader, Mor,ih, T. t55eee III diainaIt Pipe
CLEARED.
Loe.por L. Sale 20 feet lunhts lect sdlns III
pp bA{.ey.
, 1860-04-04
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
BUCEINGHAM'S MAJORITY 5s1.
Legislature Republican By Nearly Two
10 UNcs

tho election Of Buckingham, Republican for
Governor, by 571 majority. The Represents
tires stand lac Republicans to - Democrats,
and the Senators u Republicans to Demo.
Gratis. Oue District il douotiu1.
, 1860-04-04

milwaukee EIectiou- Dem OcEAtlc !
- Mayor. Republican Treasurer
Etected1
MILWAUKEE, $3.50 P. NJ. March 3:-Lynde.
Democratic candidate for ,tayor, Is eiectsd by
about ! 900 majority. The Democrats have also
elected Comptroller aud City Attorney by about
the same majority. Republieans elect c..y
turns Jet for Judge.
, 1860-04-04

t'AI.A1 FOR S:t.E.-Tt:c Mound
L fxrm,~ thrre niles west - Jass.A"sf.r. Lliuus.,
tue Ct ,tc fn..t nct n" 'nrilv In The t4's Ia ~
tre at x,e It. tantaiu is' "f Eh. aFT.
70 INK lnnd le>irs oil Et VI IS a3E =. at y u tss
n':ss ao'e.pa rf sufI a,sn: "aht,: 3ns'- - ~.
srfr Ut Hrys s-e1i.n. ber,ss, lawten bill T.
berries; eoaol us dwelling ho1ss aa1 N t tsa1n NJ ~ .,
cnuntty, Ta+ city Vt ta.ks: nYc with i-'tnIa'n =.
D1 fal view an'l snsniaEe. seaty t,ts'! - r.
saAi u ,mpost pela'. Ths CIV c"''a y. stt
eo1ts r.ae 1densY> ani The -';stx I:.Mt VII x!
toi in on i'll or nay D* ,,try,l inn II us pc IT,
Terms 1eAsarab:e. la1ule of tht =. = n. = '"o
premises. . AG*A@ h'ts -. n.ss i:.a..
, 1860-04-04
ALENA E CHICAGO UNION
RAILROAD.

CEE1T = FSTERE liz II t.UE II.
vErxl AREAsGExkSc.
ona1I cs. ApA i.Af Nov: 18th. lsa, tsalAs
lI4san1 sud iiij - ioT pitoa, po.o Fulton. Cedar
RatiJs arc Int :taedtle points.
1t il:iv "a and Sce for Ee1v1ere, oe Etord Free
port War-n Hunia!ta, Dubuque, Gelot. Ja1es-
lille, 4nd intermediate pate1-
Pssssnsrs for Mellepty. Rtehnoud Geneva Laks ard
EteTmediate points, vii! t1ke The 11:A0 Am. train.
A!eepi2z carsoa Right trains. -
r. B. TALCoTT. General supt.
4. q. POTTER asa. Passenger Aeeat. U7h
, 1860-04-04

On AID after MONDAY. aav, 18th. 1s52. unt:l firth
notice. tra!.s will ty:n f,.ows:
TRAINS WESTWARD. TRAINS EASTWARD
, 1860-04-04

NJ O. SUGAR.-A Large Stock
r4hSuSs. .ptTK1x i HASKET.
Is Soa1h " he. street.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

naow, hereafter, hene.torth and for erer
more! Amen.."
Perhaps there want no stompIn' when
Peltiah sot daown-of course there want
The committee on resolutions then kim
in an reported the folleriu' wich was adop-
ted syne dye:
ls,. ResoIced, The day we celebrate
may its shadier never be less.
%. ResoiceH, That things has come to
pooty pass an oughteut 50 TO be, SO they
oughtent.
80. Reso1re3, That all aberlltioners is is
resurrectionists, and that hangiu' the hull
lot would permOte the Interests Of trade,
and sarve to make our free institutions a
terror to the world.
4th. Resoleea, That Gov. Wise, IN bang
in old Seward an Garrison, is Untitled to
the ginerous sympathy Of al! who keep
step with the Union. An ct he wants
the "Horrby Falauks," the seliek men be
authorised to send that corpse on, ct they
will go.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

SPICES! SPICES! SPICES!
nURE and No. Ground Pepper.
Ginger, Cinnamon, Al!spice, Cloves.
American and English Mustard.
Cayenne Pepper, Nulmess, Mace.
Sup. Carb. Soda, Sallpetre, Saleratus.
Caraway and ,oriander Seed.
Sal Soda, Indigo.
Ashton Dairy and Ground Salt, &c,
For Sale at the Eagle Mills No. :4i and
246 North Front street, corner of New, Phil
adephla. HOWARD WORRELL.
IL Purchasers will find it greatly 10 theft
interest both in quality and price 10 buy The"
goods, which are warranted as representedof
forfeited. a trial is solicited. (779yll
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
ACADEMY

VNHEFaIs Session Of this Institution will
| commence Mo>DAY, Sept 10, 1859, 10 con-
tinue s3 weeks ito be succeeded Immediately
by the Winter Session Of the same
length. A short Vacation will be given during
the Holidays.
All the Branches Of a thorough Academic
Course are taught, and young men desirous
Of qualifying themselves for Teaching, for en-
terlng College, or for general business, will
find ii 10 their advantage to enter this school
The Bible is Text Book.
A large Class Of Young Ladies is secured.
TUITION-per session of l3 weeks including
contingent expenses.
PRIMARY Reading. Writing, Drfincr, Arithmetic,
Grog, Gram. and L :. History IS OC
ADVANCED ENGLISH all not included abovel so
LANGUAGES. so
No additional charges; also, no deductions
except for proiracted sickness. Tuition pay
able Immediately upon the close of the ses-
sion. JOHN RANDOLPH,
August &c, 1859. Principal