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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY. The Fort Wayn
Times svys that a most terrible and fatal
accident, with consequences still terrible
occered in Adams county the other day.
The story is at once the briefes. and most
awful we have read in many year. a
water into the churn, into which one Of
the children had, unnoticed by the mother,
placed an infant and ii was instantly seal
ded to death. In her frenzy the moth +
seized chair and inflicted death blow
upon the little girl. After realizing what
she had done she threw herself into the
vel and was drowned.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
Il Sc g & & as Z IL 5 i.


NOR SALE. ann authorized to sell ten thou
sand acres Of land, situate in the county Of
Stark, State OF Indiana, all Of which are among the
choice land ofthe county.
Also two improved farms whieh are in desi-
rabe location, and a hotel in the town of Knox,
Indiana
Purchasers will be furnished With an assistant,
who Is a surveyor,to aid III finding boundaries and
examination ii the premises
For terms apply TO + ii Bender, or to the an
dersigned JOHN : BENDER,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
a Great Bargain!
WHERE a MAN CAN DOUBLE HIS
MONEY IN TWO YEARS.
Tile most Desirable property IN tie Coant3

Tie most Desirable property ih TIE CodRtyl
The undersigned offers to sell his Grist Mill and
tract Of land, containing So acres, on which it is
located, on very reasonable teIms. 1t is located
six and a half miles west OF Plymouth The Mill
IS in sood repair, manufactures the best quail
ty of flour, and has the best Of custom of
any other in the county. The water power is
steady end believed to be superior to any other in
Marshall county. BY proper attention from three
to five thousand dollars can be made on the Mill,
and perhaps more. He will take amy kind of good
property in part payment
For further particulars, enquire on the premises
AYRES BALDWIN.
an r;Iy %. le60. l2tf-3tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
iHE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT
"ANUEDs

WANTED. "A good girl woman to do general
house work To one who is well qualified and
can come well recommended, liberal ,cagss ana a
permanent situation will be given. Must apply be-
ttreen this and Christmas, to c. IL. RHEVE.
n44t4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

81 b DICKSON & Co. want their books
. settled by cash or note
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
TAKE WARNINGf

All persons indebted to me. either bp Note or
Book account are hereby notified in tim. that
if they do not settle The same during the next
month October shall then proceed 70 collect
the same according to law.
A. c. Stacy.
Plymouth In Sept. l3ihn9i.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

Known as the Wilson Farm, abou 69crcs w
der misunderstanding house, stable and u goo
Young orchard. One fourth in hand, the b4lanc
in FIVE or ten wears with interest annually.
WALNUT TOW NSIIIP.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

Also the following described lands in Fulton
County, situated about miles East Of the Mich
gan Road, ana joining the south line of Marshall
County, to-wit:
n E.qr N. +. qrS Sec ) T. 81 n. R. 3 T., y 40
half eqr...... 5. 81. .......... -
Lot No. .. =" ;. ...3I..... 5l-75
Persons wishing to purchase wnimproved lands
on easy terms, viii do well to give me call. al
have the p o address OF the larger portion of
nonresident land owners, which will enable me to
ascertain the price Of large quantity OF land
which is not described in the above list.
TIiOS. MCDONALD.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
NORTH TOWNSHIP.

y hf II or w II r. Sec 7 30 II r E. 122
POLK TOWNSHIP.
". half n. E. or Sec. q 7. 35 n. RI E., a so
or II or. =" 3G. Observation-Disclosures. -
half IL or. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
Il wqr.. 8. 81. ........... 100
c or Ii or. go 33 % ........... 80
One mile North OF KnOtt's Station, fifteen acres
under cultiyatOn-l0g house, well and young or
chard. Terms, one half in hand--baance in one
,par wit
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

1t Tells You
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
5000 AtlES GI Liyl Ila yiIE

ME UNDERSIGNED IS AUI HURIZhJ
{ to sell the following described Lands, 1t gerry
i0Gc figures; part down and the balance in alsLai
payments, from one to four years, with interest,
De id annually.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
AarniraI.


FToNiC. Caihartic and Anti Dyspopuc Pills, ncvef
falling Antdote Tor Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
Fever and Aguc, lAver Complaint, Costivehess I'm.
iousness, Neur,ga, Colo, Dcpravcd Appetite Dsor-
dered stomach, fcmac Distractions, sc. Price % cts
paf bne Ono Pill dose.
THE GREAr FAMILY REMEDY. ia
Read the Testimony of Gov. Wise, Of Na--Wilson's
Pins ARE q Aae ani most usefh Family Remedy Tor
Constipation and aneoions Of the Digestive Organs.
For Headache they have proved themselves specific.
Read the Testimony of Gov. King of Aa.--f would
not be without Wilson's Pills for any price. For indi,
gelhoh and feadache, divide p and take the half
Il gives immediate relief
nb-sold by Druggist. and illsiers everywhere Pre-.
pared By b. L. FAHNESrOCK a co, Importers and
Wholesale Druggists, No. % corner Wood Hnd Fourth
sts Pttshmgh Ia, sole proprloorp'of u. H. Fahnef.
stock 4 Nefiniinge, Also, Tor sale In Dayton byJ W.
DIETRICH, ABBEY OVER, kOENER, and W. W,
STEWART. apI-Gtndaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21

sPALDIHG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATi0NERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
BPALDIN0's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
EPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDfNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE-fURNISlING STORES.
,GPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE, ~
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by
Henry O. spalding & Co.,
f AS Cedar St., New Yor
Address Post Once, BOX No a,0OO.
Pupup IN cases containing cit Four Eieht
Twelve Dozen each--A beauth lthoRraphc show
Gard accompanying each package
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
Me0iraI.
INPECTINE.

In HECl LIN Ii,
JNHE PERSIAN FEVER GHARM.-For the proven
L ton and cure Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Fe
vers. This wonderful remedy was brought TO the
knowledge of the present proprietors by afend who
has been great traveller in Persia and the Holy Land
While going down the river Euphraes, he eXper-
enced severe attack of Fever and Ague. On discover
ing his condition, one Of the Doatman took from his
person an Amulet, saying, "Wear this and no fever
will touch you" Although ncredulous rs to ITS yir-
tues; he complied, and experienced immediate relief
and has since always found Il efecual protection
from all malarious complaints.
on further investigation he found that the boatnan
attributed to it miraculous powers, and said that it
could only be obtained from the priests OF the Sun
Sometime afterwards the gentleman in eonyersng with
Priest obtained from him the secret OF it's prepara
ton, and ascertained where the medicinal herbs were
found, of which il compounded. The wonderful
virtues OF this article have induced full belief in the
minds Of the natives la the miraculous healing powers
Of their Priests.
Since his return TO America II has been tried with the
happes effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen OF high
character, who have given IL the most unqualified
praise. This remedy having been specific in Persia
for hundreds Of years, for the prevention and cure OF
Fever and Ague, and Bilious Fevers-s now offered TO
the American people.
II will be sent by mall prepaid, with full directions
for use, on receipt of one dollar. . 49,
Principal Depot and Mandatory 1888 Main ST., Rich
mond Va Branch Office Bank Of Commerce Build
ing, New York. Address
iyi3wiy JOHN WILCOX co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
&amkRrs.


Omee-NO. as Jefferson street, Dayton.
DUY and sen Exchange, Gold Silver Uneurrent Bank
ID Notes, and discount approved business paper al
low rates je4ml6lawtfw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
Aibrrp
HORS E TALK,

IOHN sHELLEBERGER, on tho West side n Jci.
u ierapn street IL now hiy prepared 10 accommodate
The pubic with hst HORSES, GOOD Bu00lEs, CAR.
RlA0Es, and every thing that may H. found IN we'll
regulated Livery Suthle H.I. HHw.N
AZ 20 his ability 10 please and give entire satisfaction
70 all who may favor him with their patronage. lie
takes great pleasure IN eferrnR 70 the following com.
potent Judges Clahaifn Hagan, y. Healhman, James
W. Lowrey. John Wigqim. leo Korfoot and Peter
Voorhees,, all Of whom, testified under oath, aw days
lgO, that Mr. 8 is one Of the very best Livery Men IN
draws customers nom a parts Of the world. II any
one doubts the truth OF this statement we refer to Geo
W Houk,and John Howard, attorneys ai Law.
marlf-yl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
MotrIs, Sc.

FTNREMONT HOUSE, NO. I.--lOHN g. DIE
i TER, Manager n r. MORTON. .Clerh--Corner OF
Louisiana and Illinois street. INDlANApOLis, Indiana.
Fare one dollar per day. Meals at all hours. aus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
Old Place Changed Hands.
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
No. no Main Street,

TINHE undersigned has purchased the well known Zoo
| and shoe Store heretofore carried on by NJ W. VIII
son. and will have the business conducted 10 please the
old patrons OF the House, aud many ones as VIII
favor him with Their custom.
He will keep constantly Oh hand a full assortment Of
every style of .- .-
And will always make exactly TO measure and order,
everything In the line.
The business will he in charge Of the most skllinl
and experienced worlnen, and the public may rest
alired thar query effort will q mad 70 please.
Bf- Call in, OF old. et ll6 Main street. Two doors
below Market Remember every thing put up 70 suit
the public mya-tf GEO. NJ WILSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
BOOTS AND SHOES.

latest fashions.
lie makes to orfer p kinds OF Boots and Shoes, and
wn1ais them touG He rses noie bls the best male
rial nrC employs none vct DE res. workmel.
To those who know him, nothing need be said in re-
gaId 10 ais work prices. Those who 60 not know
him aye invited to ehqu of those who co. to call
and see for themselves. He thinks lie ocu gave them
good 6ng, easy and durable Eoots Shoes crn
be hnd amy where, and ct LITTLE LETTER PRICES!
HIS long eXpe.ience IN he business gives him the
adyanf OF KNOWN how to select the bcst stock, and
being himself goO0 mechanic, he kows how to have
his Wofl; made.
lie has engn cd lie services OF WALTER TRoW-
BRIDGE, OF the 1est cutters in the West,
| sistant cutter
All wpndnganything in the Boot and Shoe line, are
invited to call
door TO Beckel Bank. fel6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
MRS. L. d. THOMAS, NJ. d.,
T. J. KINDLEBERGER, M. D.
Cash for Flax Straw.

1Snn roNs OF FLAX STRAW wanted by the Hy
ID(IlI draliic Flax Company, for which the hRhes
price viii b. paid delivery at our MN ~ Dayton
Ohio Hi'"Sh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
Broadway Hotel, Cincinnati.

IosEPH H. CROMWELL, Proprietor This popu.
u lar Hotel IL situated on the Corner Of BROADWAY
AND SECoNb STREETS convenient % the steam
boat landing and all the Railroad DepOts ALSO all
business houses, banks. End places Of amusement.
M Breakfast for efly trai,ss nj o'clock. Omnihus
or al trains leaving the city. N2i
JOHNSON HOUsE.--C. f. MAIN, Proprietor,
eI Cleveland. Ohio Na,grofnlt Clerk lVfsif
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
lSoots ann Shors.
D. BIcKFoRp

XXTOULD inform his friends and the public that he
w has opened ard fitted up in the hest style new
store in BECKELS NEW BUILDING, NO, 2e5
THIRD STREET, formerly occupied by VIM. Walker,
Clothing Store, aud next door 10 Beckel's Bank,
where he has on band large assortmentof
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21

CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Broadway, New
Nicholas universally pronounced the most maeunt
cent convenient, aud thoroughly organized establish
mcni u the kind on this continent What ID then
II remains to-daywithOut rival In size, in sumptu
BUSINESS, and IN the general elements u comfort and Uu
oyment. The Hotel has accommodations Tor i,uOO
guests including 100 complete suites Of apartments for
families. six hundred persons h. comfortably
seated NJ the tables OF IT. three puhic dining roOms
has heen omitted in It's plan, Is neglected IN its pc
teal details. The early reputation of the house at
home and abroad, derived from IL magnitude, its SUI
perb appointments, and it, homo.like comforts and
uXures, has been enhanced every year 10y Tie unwea
RED exerons Of the proprietors.
my29m3 TREADWELL, wHTTCOMB h co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21

Alsoby w W steward, W Dietrich and Andrew
sheets bayton, II jackson, Chambersburg, A V Max.
we'll Centrcylle, Geo Il Beyers, Miamisburg, II
Neglev. Germanton, 7 u Shaer, Farmersyille, Perry
Marker Liberty, h Meyers, New Lebanon, David Bsh,
Amity, Baker, Bro 4 co. Phillpsburgh, Ely Stock
lager, Union, Geo Shovel Little York. Philip Cart,
Strugiown, l. Ptiouz, Post Town Turner Heveriin,
Salem. Wh'H-'vh""
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
spALD1No's PREPARED GLUE.

Annexedi Is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which II
damaged, may be restored to their original strength
and usefulness by
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21

E. PHELPS, sec'y.
, 1860-07-13


F1or1- con:snuee dull, and prices Ct medium nd com
mon gades still tend downward. ExcoVt dem nd matel
ally rt4tficted By the dune*s Of freEht while the home
tade vii not 1uEfh.se mre tan to supp' rsess
t3X5aN for e1:ra sta'e; SILL G5eo for super *ette
e5e3@3 10 for o'mmon to mediu extra western; s'@
es ns nsr d sSd dr opns q ad'aa nd
z lover. sac. 7st bsls II t5lMab =! fr supeT
a55G7 70 for co. mon 10 Oh Ice exra Hyt douE STEADY
at for coumtn to choice tures. Cosnmea quiet
VIZ sxT-Demaud l.mstrd, and the market scarcely 70
frm. sales 80 Urls ut I9:lAc. cAhdE 1t the inside
WIxAr-Quite 1r. with fair export demand, checked,
however by n. continued scarcity Of fseELts Ehicaso
cmon winter 1rd we.tern Il 1t SIX 1850 eood and
prime Western At u +9l4s. 6,t0o inferior CAnsda Club
at et.ao; 1aoo3 Miwarkee club At aud 100
,be sound nike Western Ia market. Sales 600 1ushra
s:@Gec or round yellow Oats nrn with ntd .,atc bu>
doing. at 59@oe for "ese'n and canad an; 4sAlc
for kt2te. r..
a1sN rev mess lS.c5 old m:ts; t4c3 new prime; 1.m
81. stoes seaat1y ps%s i go M q: % mes' d
~ Is Bill Il iii for t,ase nd lc@1s 70.
ID IL ina 9sn.. s I'D
e Sa5es to1biS 1t 50 isk. nacon dull and no1inaity
unc,.axe5 Butt.1 selling u &,t Ohio. Aad 3&s for
!s etsy a3a os saST 70 es Rto at
1}@l24c: tag> Doha at l3}c ard l6o mai. Ja!a nj
S1g1! quite aetve at te aavan.e q yreIaf%; Eta III
fe Mstao SSas L
tu9lsn isatt 1t s. IN Hs CubA aid Musc.vado A. se
and IS hhds Lar'udoes at Sc. ..
!. aIns; and &c r.. a:cs' fss
Ch; ssX; Cos as4: iii Ceuf tcIlp IT; S guar 81;
HHS'xh ssssfs +: r. !fe' I'LL
SIX; u bo1ds G1; Mot ai}s.
, 1860-07-13
BY TELEGRAPH.


Arrival Of the Pixies Peak Express.
ST. JOSEPH, July 12.-By the Plke'a Peak E1-
press, which arrived lAst evening, we have the
following:
propriately celebrated as the Nations blrlndaJ.
At dny break. The city presented an npu ,ualiy
lively appearance. Flags were dung to
the breeze In all directions, and streets were
thronged with enthusiastic crowds. A. about
10 a. N, the procession formed ~ tne new
Post Office, aud marched through Tue principal
processiop vas led by the Denver City Brass
band, followed by the Old Soldiers, officers Of
the dsy. orator and reader, In carriages, Ma
SINS, odd Fellows, Turner's. GeEm.1ne dlee
Club. ladies', Sabbath Schools in carriages md
citizens generally.
The procession was very large ana e entnusi, M
astic one, decorated protusely with tags and
appropriate emblems. The Central Overland
California and Pixies Peak Express Co., West.
ern Stage Co., and Southern Stage Co., turned
out with five teams, aud the coaches were beau.
tiluly decorated. The exercises On the ground
we're the presentation Of q beautilul Tag by H.
dies to The city, accompanied By hne speech
Fl IN the lauy presenting it. Sir. Sbaiter re-
ceived the flag aud made brief speech IN be-
half Of The city.
Judge Perkins read the Declaration of 1nde'
peudence. Ho1. John G. Moore delivered an
eloquent and appropriate ora,ion after which
the performances were enflvened by variety
Of songs and speeches. Bands discoursed
aolendid music ut intervals during the perform
anc,s. The day passed about as it does in the
| States. and every one heemed to be having q
good time generally. Horse racing was ell The
FyQe III the afternoon. We hear Of a shooting
afr4y on the race ground, but the particulars
but improving slowly. An average Of 40 teams
rar dar are returning to the States and arrivals
, 1860-07-13
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

THrRspAT Evening. July II.
FRElaHTS-1nae:lvea and nomInal At SIC for corn to
Bu0Lo. No engagements.
FLouR-rseceipts, as hbls; th.p1ed 600 bhs. Market
quit asd unchanged.
WHEAT-ReeelpA 1865 bu shipped, Is s1S bu. srRtxo
In good d. Hand advanced II. Sales were. 10 bu
No spus aflo In 800 bu No. Spring =. u Il.
dei SO u d. at e.1oH del; zoo bu No Spring ii &fo
in s,o,r apoo bu do nj 41ts in e 100 tu Rejected It
&c In .,o1e 1o bass No3 Spring by sample II s del
Inactive and = lower. 80 ba No. Red at ei5
On track.
CORN-Rece5pte sis1l bu; shipped Isl, SIT bu. Mar
ket advanced Nc. S4lts were :-la0o bu Nc. Canal II
Axe Anoat 500 bu do At 4sc 70 b.; bu 1t Axe
aaost bu do At sc adoat 5000 ba do At 4Kc sfoas
hsootu NJ 4s In store; ooo bu do at +4c In store
1s3 bu do IN xofe; - coo In DO at 4sc !n
100 tu No. 1t exc IN store; lsoo bu At 4sc in stste
II o0 bu do 1t <:1c go bu do a: &3c In store
oATs-Recel.ta, 8617 bu. Active and steady. Sales
~ere.sa0 bu No. 1t 27H: lhoa t. 100 bu do II &c
fob 201 tu do At IS: In nsn.e 600 hu do At e3Hc ttae
800 b.es do at track soo b1gs do ii Oh track
RYE-lece.plt, LOS, bu. Mark.t quiet. Sales we1c:-
50 baxs uew cop 1t TIC per 60 LIS on track = bags OLD
crop Ut &c per :6 - On tsaek. -
BARLEY-Receatts, Lone. 60 bu faf bT sample Ut &c
on t1ack.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100 bbts. Market quiet. sa'ea
xe4e 80 bbl1 city at 1eAe
ALcOHOI-ssH&ScF r gu. ........
pROyjSIoSs-Meks Pork nominal ut ef6.6oGI 10 90.
H,cnn uaa In III. equttt hhda sugar cured uAMs sold
as1le.
LARD-4 Ibis country II lie.
TALLOW-1n IA r.quest nj s2sKc-
uIpEs-RcceIpts. l.sso n. Quiet and unchanged.
Green ealted ;H@7xc; Do trimmed. fe; Dry Flint lsA@
bc; DO. TIimuaed 1sxc.
wooL-aeceipsa. 4o,o1a ns. go IL 4to full blood
Mernns It &c.
rorAToEs-Quitt 81 as93o for new.
DUTrER-stcacy wish n fair deuaand for shipment.
SHE, wtre Is kes prime at 1oc; 1s pkgs good Mt sk
"a pkss DO =. pc; 1s rkg+ comm"n at SIC.
EGGS-1n good supply At s8ec.
PDULTkY-L1ve chickens. q 81 per der,
WHITEF1SH-69 bbls at s5bo for No. l. asd ts.75 for
MOL Trout
LIVE sToCK-ReceiptA 4 Deeves. ~ 1loss. Deef
Cattle tcre and In demand At $3oe@3o Hogs IN good
III piping 1add NJ q :250. Sleep firm 1t o. 159a25.
The yards this morning empty and tie tales were
y+4nr;r .t1v fefAI
, 1860-07-13
THE PENNSYLVANIA t:N
L TIA. KAll ROAD.
~ MlLhS UOr.BLE TRACK.
The e42ae.ty Of tbs Kc.d l. now equal 70 NY :. In
country.

betNtrn Pittsburgh Anti Fn11... r.. a
coanecrnk direct In the !,n.n. D+poi, F,l ..l N
Though i:os t:au all Wr.eIn tiiir@ ttr .A,. ,l;.
New York. s.oston. Rl'!,nrr AID Wa.h rssrn IA;
furneh:x facilities ttr th tF.r.tcrs.ar ra.r4
surpassed. for sp*ed ant "ou1u,t. hy a15 .irr u,r
E1pst:. and F:Al Lines susl t'r.a:. i, r!r ~ LA
without change q Tara o. t't.n,!rc,m., '~'"
smoking Cars arr at.sch*s! 10 e.eh sra.u; Viz. ~.
SIeepnx Cary 70 4}rr-- a!ia ts-t 1IAAs The Ia. ~
runs daily. SaH ard 1T Line Ss Iss +'r.! h-r,
daily trns CONNECT direct its Sf~ fms. E4,:r.+ al
FAst Line ehnneet Baltimore al.i y u L.I..t1n
AL Tasr teh tsser.tl T.4ts ;Fuyi. III l.,a;
Fs:rnl hfaEf--' ri u:ts i~'ftc1 eohi ALxl.;r
zig 1Atly f."',s stt*iea ft!:a41eI. md H'~ yak:
r." pa:T TCah4 te.<ten Stw iosS AZ: !! "a
t1alns. '
B"a: fi2krt. = Eostnn a7e go Win Nc:w~a Fs I..<.
StorEnx.nn Lines Bt stul pa4crkess
eEa1ke through New York. -
Tickets ay bt abtaaca! At any IT The In
Oces In tfe y, II; A-p. On boat any tlr riga . l,
o. steamers o. The Hf!s.':'Fi Ohio III, 1s:a "a
0Grss Of The Company IL Uusiun New York Ea:::,v
Philadelphia.
~ E.1r k,-.x.. A.. 49, aa
, 1860-07-13
-Finantlal ann Commercial.
MON ETARY.
T1rApAz EvKntxa, July II. 1e@,

THrAspAy EyKrtHo. July II. leu,
Exch.pge is rather sitter to-day, and several
p.rtiea were glad to get it at a fraction above
regular busing rates, VIZ, per cent. premium.
The selling rates at bank are II. It is thought
the market will be easier in = day or two.
Gold 1t with small demand.
!. Tho money ra1ketis welt supplied. It Ia By
no means easy to place long loans 1t 10 per
eent We heard of one for a considerable
amount to-day at 8 per cent The borrower is
prompt aud "highly reliabl., and the security
inside property and ampls." For nve year
loaus even 8 per cant. IL regarded a large fg-
ure, AZ The tendency il strongly to greater
abundance.
WISCONSIN u. ILLINOIS DAxks-We notice
that meeting of Wisconsin country bankers
was held 1t GAINESVILLE on Tuesday last, at which
resolutions were passed pledging themselves
not to receive Illinois bank bills except at per
cent. discount The reason alleged for This
course is the difficulty and the expense attend
ing Illinois money into exchange or coin. As
PRACTICAL commentary on this action. 1t is
sufficient to ssy that the Milwaukee banserB
and those in other lake shore cities, place ILL.,
uois and Wisconsin currency upon tie same
footing. II is but justice to say, however, that
in the matter Of rcdemptions the Wisconsin
money is the best; but in other points Illinois
hiss the advantage. There is room for decided
Improvement in the banking laws Of both
Siates-
, 1860-07-13

ela5@l4G, White Wood, extra, &25@28; South
ern Csdar Shingles, A@5; Eastsrn extra e4@
Sc shared Pins, Rigs so; sawed Pins 800
o.; sprucs Shingles, el.7s; Bangor Pins Lsth
q IS do Spruce do, &l.15 Clapboards, extra
-; clear do, e29: No. l do, &24; clear Pine
Pickets, t22; No. l, &l5; Spruce, $1oGl2'
Tux Wool TnApx OF ClEvELAsD.-TheC Cle7e-
land Re-ald says:
The Wool trade continues 10 be verJ active
in this clty, aud high prices are still current
Large AMOUNTS Of wool are received daily, the
receipts being much greater than last year. Up
to ths present time, len Of tue principal wool
houses here have purchased and received in
Cleveland about one million tire hundred thou.
sand pounds Of wool, for which at least $685.
900 have been paid. As far as we can learn,
not more than half the wool purchased has Jet
arrived, and We shall be much mistaken If the
quantity Of wool purchased and received here
does not exceed three million pounds, for which
nearly one million four hundred thousand dol.
lars will have been paid in cash. BESIDES the
amounts included in the above statement, there
are considerable quantities purchased By Cleye-
land houses, but shipped East from other points,
add large quantities pass through the city,
which. not bling purchased by Cleveland hou-
ses. are not included in our figures.