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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-14

NTAttention is directed to the adv ertise.
ment OF Newell Wilcox, in .nc,ker column.
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SHIN GLE s !

TNHE subscriber would Inform the public
l. that he is prepared to SPLIT and sHAVE SHIN
Giles residences Of farmers other customers,
with SToDDARD's SPLITTING AND FLAMING MACHINE,
on the following couditOns The logs are to be fur
nshed by the persons wishing work done, and they
like manner for 81 6f per thousand, or by furnish
ing one hand they have them done for 81 So per
thousand. Persons wishing to employ the Machine
can do so by addressing the subscriber In t'eerf.ld,
Por age county, Ohio. Newell WILCOX.
March IA, lS60-3m
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DIR. BRONSON having been go far redu

| r.. BRONSON having been 80 far redu.
~ ced by consumption as 20 be considered beyond
all hope of recovery by the most eminent of the med
ical pr0fesson aud also by hims2tf-a regular Phys-
clan of twenty years pra"tcc-as last resort con.
cevel the Idea OF ANALNIINlT lnE hLDOD, and
applying the subject of physiology to the more imme.
diate connection, and effect of the state OF the blood
upon the health and system. The result has been the
production of this s'BLOOD FOUD.n from the use o:
which nr. Bronson restored to perfect health
Within six months after its Introduction, over TWO
thousand consumptiyes eteCuai cured by 1t.
If you have ANY compaiui of con$umotve tenden-
cy, C0rGn Com, HE,DACn PALptTATIoN OF The
HEART, Loss OF APPETITE, OR Pam SIZE, los,
no time in rrocnring bottle Of tire BLOOD FOOD.
If you are suffering from Nervous pGBlTY. or your
sleep brok en- and d$turhcd If your spirits are de-
an unfaiIing remcd by commencing With TEN drops.
If your LIVER is torpid, diseased in any manner
whatever, ONE OR EoTrLEs viii be sure to tnvig-
crate, aud bring it into lively and heahfu action
In the NEST nve;erate of Dy.pEPstA, the patient
can here fad the most efficient and grateful rehet-
benefit is always experienced after tax ing ONLY
ONE BOTTLE. In MALE "R FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND
WEAKNESSES, the sufferer, after trying other reme-
dies in vn may rest assured that certain cure Will
result from TWO OR THREE BOTTLES. The - SbLOoD
FOOD" is ef1ctual in all cases OF ERUPTIoNs, SALT
RHguM, SCROFuLos aud other like complaints. Pale
and emaciated children ard adults are Immediately
benefited by ITS II gives strength to the body
and color and beauty tp the skin Physicians of all
schools are using it with wonderful succe 9.
For full directions, sec circulars. Price 81 per
bottle.
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SANFORD's
CATHARTIC PILLS,

Compounded f-om Pure Vegetable Extracts, and
put up in glass cases. air light and will keep in any
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Administrators Sale OF Real
Estate.

Rootstown, February s, Ie6O-2m
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, 1860-02-24

ne TwynrAvT1 NV 9oKE4 Eth y
.. ,.A-... a.,,,,d IA, a,rr J., NIFTY a-,lye md
FLort-Hnme sfaoe aesaana Ut ~ ~ - - ~ =:
til n.ktt h'aie a,aef. o.tH s 1 ins. = a. nI~e
FIT -ul'ef .se a. ~ ~ os n hIaa % 80, ~ ~
st4tet. 1&5 ~ toA Mtnen y s1'uotu ".es*s
shpus s.no; 81. ~ soun1 y, ,.1p,e nsp ey sn
1u t Hnd nrn. CAaad - " ~ 4n's!A'I eaF!I, .t
hs4 .4Ie 80 b1s II 3soa Is IT c,'nn ~ ~ e, e r.
r. ss ae11 sS 9 shf ~. n.s .a,y d y, t Il
c@r. teI e4! thsds hfne' rae' e. ~ ~" ; ~, ~ ~ ~
s.tes $50 In fair VII "a I'd sf.'0; tnhu
whc Ind q al $; Sooo aa prime G1les - cp'i.
tiH for ex:o ~ ting Eta r. a ;,r,ss 6 ~ ~
ID II IS: III t>aa u 1oo Y nI.a ~. =, 49,. ~. ~
, 1860-02-24
.DlnattriaI and Commercial.

THrnspAx EyGrxs, Feb. -

THrnso4z Evxs1xs, Feba
The market fer Eastern exchange remains
steady. The supply to-day however was rnthcr
better than usual, aud rates on the street were
not SO firm-it being difficult 10 sell at over II
BEFORE per cent premium.
The money market is uncomfortably dull Tor
BANKERS aud others who hare funds TO advestce
on produce paper. The provision Business be-
ing about over, the calls nre mostly confined to
parties WHO hold grain and -four. Discounts
ore therefore cnsy.
DAxks THn5wS Our.-I;ills on the following
illinois Banks were thrown out By the State
ba0k IN tiis civ they having been c1!le1 10 de-
post additional securities to the amvunt in the
aggregate, pf *9s,ooJ: American Exchange
bauk: iiank Of Aurora, bank OF tue Common
BAnk Of Southern illinois, Corn Exchanges
D.nk, Granville Bunk, alorsau County Dank.
Kaiir0xd Bank, Southern Bank Of Illinois, ind
Rusls!.e Hank.-Det,oit 7rituae4.
ILLINOIS BAsxs.-0f the call upon eighteen q
these bauks for additional security, yesterday
Springfield (1lt.) journal says:
The banks are allowed until the 1st Of Apti
to respond, and j. ID possible that an improve
ment will tuke place in tie stock market before
that date Which will render Unnecessary any &c
tim on their part The public vii! he glad Il
1e2sn that the aggregate Of Missouri stocks uo"
on deposit with thc Auditor rs security ior til
banks is much lese tAau II WAS t"o years ago
and this is being gradually reduced BY t"e'
withdrawal aud lhc substitution OF othcf Sta!'
stocks.
Expdcr Of SrEc1E.-Tbc export Of speci
from New York, for the week ending 18th inst.
was sasa,997 Tue exports since Jan. lst ar
8, ,637, $3.50. against - ,22ss ,"ss in 1859.
Union Rai1road Compauy, for the week endin
February o.:
Freight, =: { ss6s.e9 e1s7a43 Decr"as
Hi L. Gcz..,.. saL0o HaI.uQ eQt.u) 1nc1eas
, 1860-02-24
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. o3.--1n the early part Of
to-day the Republicans were anxious for post
poueir,eut Of the election for Printer, which tho
other side resisted; but before the House I'D"
journed The tormer dispositions Of the House
were reversed, owing 10 the change iu favo: o!
the Republicans, ,!who, dropping Mr.DetEees, had
concentrated on Ex. Member Of Congress Ball,
Aho at the adjournment lacked one8 vote Of an
election. Two Snulhera Americans, E'herldgc,
Of Tennessee, and Anderson, OF Kentucky, voted
for him. Ten Of the SAME organization, togeth-
er with all the Democrats present excepting
.Mz. Pryor, voted for Mr. Glossbrenuer Nr.
Pryor voted Tor Jos. Gale. Mr. AdEain for Mr.
Wiuton, Messrs. uatten nnd Stokes, Southern
Americans, for Mr. Beaumont, and Mr. Adams,
of Kentucky, n Southern American. for nr.
Mitchell Of st. Louis.
Information has iust been received here that
not long since tue Navajo Indians in New Mc1ice
attacked party Of soldiers, killing four Of then
and wounding others, and driving of u number
Of oxen belonging to the fort. 4 war with th'
Indians seems inevitable. This information il
contained in letter addressed to q member O
| Congress dated Santa Fe. January 2Sih. and wa
brought by the overland mail from Ell Paso.
| Mr. Stewart of Maryland has given notice G
his intention TO defend the Legislature Of tia
State in reply TO his colleague Henry Winte
Dayis.
, 1860-02-24
PENNSYLVANIA Republican Conrcn"

Pennsylvania lkernbi1e"h co"'c"
Nlon'
We received the following Pfoeee''nss ol
the PENNSYLVANIA State Convection "hat
..n.aa.; !, md which We ought to have re-
preeeaes H. a.a .."a%sa " ns,
celSed, las noL Eeacheo as'1
Judge Hale offered substitute, allowing the
deleraies from each Congressional District to
select the Chicago delegates. This was accept
ed by MIR. Lowry.
Nessts, Mcclure, Frankliu. Pcnntman, "ag"
uer aud 5outhcr Of Elk, spoke against accept'
ing the resolution AZ mo1ihed:
Mr. Morton Of Delaware, declined to make
any concessions. The n.aster should 70 back
to The people where it EiShttuily belonged
Tie resolution as amended was carried ny
1asto4.
The Convention proceeded to nominate can"
| 3idate for Governor, when, on tue third ballot,
4. ]. Curtin WIS nominated. before tue result
Of the third ballot was announced, u was g., stated
that Mr.. Curtin lacked single vote. where,
upon several chuuged their Fotcs 10 nm, ana
The nomination wa nlatte unanimous, and com
u.i,tees were appointed TO wait on Messts UT
tin and Cameron and iuvltc them 10 seats !" tne
| Convention.
Mr. DAVID Taggart, one Of the candidates. on
invitation, n,nde happy speech, g1s'ng IN Ills
adherence to the nominee.
The following Is 1nc feso'u.sou "oo' nAeN'
, 1860-02-24
0ORpORiT1ON NOTlCE.

NJ f.r7y t,Lxnka OTYt"1. Ehse5xH F2o =" 9bV.,
unrc ootes her y ~. 10 SGsns Sb!,ro 'ssa !:
n.c,l T. xa ~ h sh4 Land .Fce-s<t T. ta- sxtsns o.
~ ",tt h.if - ,er .sea"~ lhrt..t .thrc sest w
srln ssraaht lne ~h the - halt II Dyer assnus
or hs A.cite Kny' ,hs IN tn'n he.'E :. ~ 81.
uxx 6 fr.t wulx ah. III Af"f when ~nN es'"s.s
o tas sass tnir,v hi. u OF .~ss1 o. ~, s"s
IL io ssrt'on tw+n1, rE,+ ~ to*nsasr PITY A..
sxs1.5 u N,ss .ne.!s1"a af ~, !" ..1 III 80 80
t, "a .-ooossito be- upooe. h1twas br ths tow9
q soa cs* n s;1+ ~ ~. - ID ~ H.
1:orn II al ths <itT qf Chicago. February NM E Anu
pl.t OF he survey sasss9f nnT an y y Fl tT Clark
f&ts.1N H. Ah<%ASA%2A->-'s~-'f
, 1860-02-24

1uc1casc his Scas...---.... A'osel
To the increase TINS rear may pc aaaed
100000 lug. for exports vin- Portland. There
were no shipments from that port last year.
This shows IN increaoe o1 about ~ per cent'
Flour IS neglected, md prices are sustafhca"ltn
difficulty At $5.50@5.G0 Tor supert'ne
HnsroS Mlpser-FaB. po,-Tlt reccipts since
s.t,rd.x ,.v, harn a.s ,,,,s aonr M corn. oco1
sou'"'aSs ne'e Well Gro oo'' A"a' -, ~
bu oats, and 5000 bn shorts: ihe demana 1ns
d~.'r continues moderate, Will safes ~ s2:S'Gg y
$ 81 for common brands western; fo:1ee."J'
fol fancy brands; $5.S' 916 70 lot e1t1afi unw y!
81 eS@S.00 per bol Tor superior, inc!nolle ~, u"
kinds. Southern Hour Is quiet III se;.aeGooo -
Tor fancy; 90 @519 70 lof e1tras' anu =. go r.
bbi for superior. Corn Is qu,ee y. eoeaso pA ~
ioT soutns1n Yellow; ano osG2"S r.. nv h,, a.
mortl,crn and Capeda. kye a, svc per bu.
lfoslefons-t nrre ~ no e.aoie sc ;" ."H9ia a.
kc1 nr'h " nlot@1o ~. !"t.9| LUZ e.. 49, c,s,
nless ana T.f ,,,,.,.s ram s,hn1a n, mr.
aha anI .nou.as "a .,as,s5. r,os., W., NJ II
W 'or eas!e5n ntt 4uu 9eG1a, ~ II, IN Ion.
0A's ~ uu!s. auu A-G~s r. ~ .,,ntSx
sucked hams III nc per 10 easn aoo "ontas*
l0uIsy1LLE-Feb. e1.-IAe JourAd1 OF ycster-
| aay conta;ns the following:
| r.. ..,.-,, ,r,,let f,r;n, tbo naxt xrccl has
tao., - art;o ,hon d,r;n1 any nrcricus time
| ue:u NV. ~ .1r a.,.t.. + ,.,,l, l., r,,nt;n,
lug Ell aonr IL ,:ch ,1,a ,ransac,;ons have
| -, .,;- 1on6uad n small ]nts far in,,nedinf
aG,n ana; has eontinmad - "rr;ve ve,v snaT
use; hea. nas H.. ~ haa,' ,,,";,:;mpad
1Ms5 anu ~ ~. 49, H., ,o.,, ~ .;,h r,rn;nts
Ghe oemand ,oe oa's ~; Strs ap up ",,d omd h|o"h
Cofn has oeen eol,,pE ~ tEnr;snns ~, tha,.. Ina ee,
previous Ptes. - ean x>;aoa 1,aa,s ~.
iaree seen'a'ss oeu ~, ~ la", az ~
some es!sn. ior o,, oar ~ ;a, @ ava bn13er
t"o aoe naet n"s '...a, ~ ;a i.rJ II s,,,,a
arc nrn, 'or eneu, as ~" ~. ..;a ,i'ara F.
eooo onsness .'as pssn aSn o." .'s ~. aud nr;ss
been specaia1se inquiry aos soa5T a"A p.,ss
ere 1uls - nener soas na ;aasona;nn - a "a ~
ne feesp's os 'ooaI" ar w hos,, 10 III
| a"'es VI .uT ~ f'"". f.ss " ,. Sni;aa wi !, OH,
, 1860-02-24
,r4,e f:rcat ss>trtkess Ia mass cIl uRettA.

The Great IS Striker IN masaa chuRett*s
Boe1os, Feb, e3.-The strike" Of the cord
waine1s VI Lynn aud Marblehead was consa,'"
mated to-day. In Lynn, at IN curly hour, the
journeymeu shoen'akers formed IN procession
with music and banners ami mar ched thraugtt
the principal streets Of the city, after which q
mee,iug was organized in the open air, and
several speeches were made,
The speakers urged upon the journeymen the
necessity Of being firmly united in the move
ment, and warned them Of the folly OF conmlt'
ting any breach OF the peace.
of ts;ding character a.aiust those who were
obnoxious to the strikers, but nothing OF q
| serious nature TRANSFERRED
Tbs Marolehead strikers marched in process
sion through the streets, and then quietly dis
! perseJ. ~-..:.,.
and Dover, y. H., but no nets Of violence oc
1
, 1860-02-24
Gitp Tar Sale.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County

- et Cook City of chs*so* s.s.-c'sr Collectors o.
Sotee Is hereby given. that vhetea. hs und rgo.d'
Civ Collector Of sid CITY Of Ehlc1xo. on tae twett
su;e1io; coor of ch1cazo bszua and he o. ..td rs
Aforesaid day. the Court Uoue tn .ad Citv OF Ch}ca4n
report u sail Court tie anls lots uh1ot. pieces md tas
cet Of ni ren4er described for the Jung +ent T. a1nss
thx same respectively fF Ii. amount Of taies
lnie1et Ant sepeetvey due thereon asco NJ Of
tic gsnerl eo1~ctt for the collection Of lhc
of sa ~ at Chlssso, tpr ih municipal Ye
4. D. ls Of tbs several speel wafs7nts
HEREINAFTER m'ntoaed; .ad. whesra. ,dgmezts har,E
been prnnount et by salt cou1t Against tee 1nd Las sub
l nsse aud p,ssse of land heFsnafes desceed eopy
Of sa Colec-rs saAi epoftA rcReher With tn crd<f f
as Of the tou thereon ssued out of mi u7ter TIC
aeai at sau The zenith day ct February L.
D. 1sSN, d erred 10 tho sad Try Collector
Now. III resurc r Known that tho uni+sisnel city
Collector OTIS T. OF Chicago will ny virtue Of the
prsmlse. Thursday the 18th day Of Nseh L. D. tsd
Vi fha hLus Of aeoek In tne rfnuF u the north dn
House II sao Clsy Of Tor pub
parcels Of lard descFhed In fad Feoors md tFe
order Of sc therein for ths auunt tf ths ta1e ntt.se
and eos., af tha men uterest and coats DUE
there respectively upon !1 general ant sptea
In silt copy reports and hereinafter 1csc lied respectively
! to Wit:
Warrant for the COLLECTION of tie ancual taxes Ter Ii
| Municipal Year i. D. 1859.
, 1860-02-24

i HoFse RailFoad1,
Sfr1mp Be Il er a1ed by the Ceam"a nnv ,.au, ~
the city Ut Chicago: THU in ~ s.es ,s a,s. H. aTs
H. It .d s ,os t an ., y S*s = o. n4e
Va; saa e. Sor MI ,;s ~ n,.n any u n,
by placing. lnsn Ut ..oFp nf s,onos ~; ,e. H.
sxhc Or ,her oAs.aei IN pm. ts1 y e a ui ~
hs tIaek Of sd railways Or either a thfia "a aex.sf
* vify vlats 10y tht Ions of os ona;~ sr
shat! o.fe.t the sum ii not sts mn Tvs A't
twenty hve dollars f.r ssrrv tacn eothee'
FUSED tebtua-J 18th. 1860. NV r. u,1vra N4roy
APptosea. cu. s:,set ft.N3-3 Ct
, 1860-02-24

HALIFAX, Feb a3.-The s.eam ship HungaEl-
IN is wrecked on the Cape Ledge, half mile oil
tie shore Of Cape Sable. 1t is IN Island some
s miles outside Of Cape Sable Island. and
Il miles from Darlington. The latest accounts
STATE t1,at no one had been able to reach the
wreck. which WAS only seen at low water. 4
cale nnd heavy rain storm has interrupted telc'
graphic communication, and prevented the de-
depurture Of the revenue cutter. The English
papers say that the hungarian had largo car
20 and about 81 passengers. The names Of ths
passengers are not g'Ten. The earliest M, M,
be transmitted to the associated Press the mo
m ont it il rrceiyed.
, 1860-02-24
NOTICE.

~ CITY Cl<fk'st'n1ce. f'h8csko. IT. Feb. ls1.
Fablle hers xtren. TIL tnt Coun."H ..u ,,
have nniwrs4t Sidewalk FnAtet ~ stt ~ ~
ti,e West sde Il M.rsan Atfsrt rsis syEF r. te
Nrx.t lu Tie = al E:lstun Xix feet "ds o. : ME
rt.nk ajt on b. lrpks not lew than ~ +nch ca4s
r.nt;Iu. it lilo t.r nj. The nAsA aata n o~t~eea
thcu,. II, a. to firm sycn r. DE- .xn.,n.-
X,w unrat The xatls %l, IL sn&sTucseh'n p ta< Mae.
r.r,rf hv fhr o. dInan se Il, Asf~ y IN ~ ~
f1s liz L III dsy ii M41,h. ta0 ~is he hnt ~ tns
SHss. h.se'..,I H., s,.i,h Ii, kkElsMASS:
h1txsa1 s a!1 " s"An' City cc,k.
, 1860-02-24

CITY Clerk. t}flc4. i:h!esKa Ill.,. pth .. tsfo
Pubc Nosfee IL hereby given, tns tss t"EHr"'h t''heN
have onlsrv sidewalk t' he on-'nss~.' ~ to"~r: un
thr Sautn .{.- u -sr+t Fn.B iial q !" htsa
srtxt IA The We., l,tv,.i.u. four f.- w'te o. inca
p,nk Ia o. hearings Of not @tan thy "th ak al
. lei ,ut the ear tas elh b1std In tvtW*en hrna
" ~ fntt, even giraffe r,.r
NV. ua4 ~llsl he e',Dst!'e'<t IN the manner
jMn day u Ma,rn ltt0 Il wifi b+ tuilt BY shs s.*ss
Commit. i0tez aid the cu. a.+ess*d I'll ths pis@''ea
cha, k,.as,s th rx~8sh- . ,,~v t~ .-.h
, 1860-02-24
ar.tx.o1 nf Sh,nwrechcd Sailors.

s4vAxxAu, Feb. ea.-The R:pudtic7n reports
The arrival yesterday Of the bark Cleopatra,
from Fleetwood, bringing the Captain and seTen
sailors OF the Brig Anna Prent'ss, irom NeW
sea February 12,h, in latitud &c deg, Longitude
60 deg and 81 minutes.
, 1860-02-24

R1cunoSp, Feb. 23.-The business Commit:
tee bus not yet reported to tue Convention. Ne
business OF importance has TRANSFERRED, ~
A scrsice OF plate was presented 10 Aoh.
L. GprEiu, tIis mDrnlnE.
, 1860-02-24

Er1y ('Lk1xk 1FRcE Ehlc5g'b. lie Ffhss' !sts'.
Public ttes |. h~rebs $ vtu. 1,s' the nn'" sahe'I
IN The East .lte af Jes. ttHst f.tn Adesl rtsttt
+. t:.thA1us srf In tho West Usis!Ha. ~ htt VIE
Hde Of nrl pink. k4t c.tlnks 1T n"t !ess MAJ
,hy tnb scn iag. st fnlo The ea'th 1T 'hu eash
nl.L In hstwe-n shsH,. Al ~ tntn m rsrn sfaSt
Nav une-s tbe %sle shall e constructed II tle h7nHSt
rx,uiEes BY the ordinance rel!se to IN " r1e
lhe .4h tay " MaIrh, lss. II will u t"..t W 'ae
x.raef and tie aAsrs>e1 on tits ptta"
w.. ehsFxsxh|x tLerewsth. .,.. ,., ..,..
fr44so ,fj&Jus II. kKEs4MhNHs LEY %fetA.
, 1860-02-24

DETROIT, Feb. ga fire at Howell, Mich,
Yesterday morning, destroyed the ThGn11
Foundry, 3lelvin's wagon shop and several MI
josuing buildings. Loss, $l3'ooo; par'saaS Ill
sured
, 1860-02-24

f.,fv t,tt,k,, mage thicaIn, ~. Feb. 2 t:60.
Public Notscu l. b. rxhs r'ssa f's ths C"non s"Se4
hsyr untsret s.dew4!k - '= ehsstaep: =. 's ~:
~ the Suth ,1ue 1T nth st=t r. M Il ts ssatd nN".
10 Morgan -.Iess q! The wtst nlsson ~ ~ IT., ,m rt;
hx Inch oak anll=, le int" tha ea1th or The ea1ta
o!iei In brt ten III - form 10 esen taoe.
Nnw unle4s the e.mx shall be unsADceo n The hAnner
"rrt hv the Ilrol,nre reatt-r ht~ alko "a ut -
T. r. the lnh eay " Mar h. ls1 It y ~ suHt ny 'as
HtnreT Cpans neF zul the asease1 VA aAe pte@<A
II t1ais aIeMn IN" ~ IT, EKElsMASN, City Clerk.
, 1860-02-24

i
able for dressed hogs, which caused 1irmer
and better market. The :cceipts, however,
were light. and there Was not much encourage.
ment for either packers or shippers to bid
freely. The sa!es ranged from $6.25@7,0o.
Lire Hogs were also III fair demand by packers
and prices were steady. Beef Cattle quiet ut
yesterdays prices.
In provisions wc have to report firm mar
ket. There being little or no men:s he'e buy
ers are trying points on the Illinois and Mlss's'
sippi Rivers. To-day 1900 pieces Sides and
Shoulders from salt sold at Gsc and SIC, loose'
delivered at Pexin. Ness Pork is still inquired
for. and the market is firm. We report Il sale o'
country Mess and n. O. nj slG.75 aud el5.75-
Lard is in good demand md firm. Tallow
steady.
The Flour market, ouing to orders from New
Orleans, was more ac,ive Today; but there Is
no visible improvement in prices about 1000
bols. haring changed hands Ut $4.6as @4.9o for
common to choice Spring extras, aud IS '5G
IS s,1 for good 10 choice White Winter. To-
wards the close, however, holders we're con-
siderably tirmrr, in view the upward tendency
in wheut. There WIS good speculative anu
sb;pping inquiry for wheat, and the market Was
firm ct Yesterdays Outside prices; sales Of No. !
Spring hciu. made at $l.o0 in stole, No.
Spring at e.ec in store, and SIC for rejected
Spring in store. The Corn market WIS fess
act;se to-day, and tue market declined !11e'
With q ssroug downward tendency. The publ
cation of the Europa's news, however, as we'll
NJ more favorable a1vices from New 1o1k, had
ut:T 4i,o yEnt
, 1860-02-24

VI LAvE SHORE AND GRAND TRUNK KA1L-
NAY LINES
WITH 1oasao
Takes effect on aad AtteE Nov. is.
Great Through Route TO New York,
Toledo CIeysand, Plsbsreh Hatisburxh. wheeling sy-
rzcuse Troy Burlington, Uetroi, e1atun Bsixe. Ny
Eara Fails hudaio Dank!rk. Albany. H. taud NonLrA
Bpston FhladepAi2, Baltimore. Washnxton,
Worcester Fo1Lnd Qusbec, and al tbe points In th;o
Penns isana, New Yurk. New Itzland sfAtes Ano aae
S.1 a Mall and Express leaves Chicago daily. Sundays
e1rrpted,} IA old Michigan kuad, reaching Tost-
do 1t s.3j TN. and Uetn4t At 6:10 IN.
7Oo pr htshl Expires 'eayts caEudaH III c! Nieat-
xsa Road, reaching folelo 1t 4:3a au and Detroit
Direct mats 1t To:e!o With trains Toledo
anI Ceye!at Road {os al pnnts IN Ohio fsohsfl
i,ircc1 eonut,t.ots u4e Det.ot wih treat H&atetn
Railway Sus1tus1u utsIKe. &c: o..
Direct conn-ctln Ade NJ tetrott with fa9s on
Trunk Ra.lxa- 70 Eotouto Prescott odaenseufsn MOI
DireSt u.nnctti,ns nAaae Cleveland 70 Pittsburgh
Harris urxh, Wheeling. Philadelphia Baltimore ane
Washington. ,t,.s,.,.,I
DAYTON Road 10 L,n Dayton, Hamilton znt cincinnati
Dr. antettfnns z4.e 1t Adrian with tf1n4 10 lecuAeh
Clinton Nauches,eE and JAck%'n- r,.
~ No ch..Ke Of tarA between t'hc3fc Anu Hetlplk.
er BaxgaLe checked through to NeW York, boston
PhiIadPjphia Hal;lpofe. 4c. &c
WOOUKUFF"S PATENT SLE1P1eG EAi%1 nst,so aeSot0
panv all this route u New in1k atd bosoo
Tcke1+ be Dad u Ill ticket otees IN {he ~ haa
tho Cou,plnys Otnee unler the Revere ause eoEnef
roux n C.xranI Gen. Supt nol1.