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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-12-27
Vt1 advertisements.
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NQw MAR8LV w0RKs
south eide Of Adams and Union streets. hs,vsst
Vain and sesoni, Memphis, Tenn.


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A Nd ever. variety Of MARYLAND ST0SE
WORN isn. 10 order q, the shsy,ss. notice.
rO SOuT0GRNERS.
You. In the course Of a year, ssai many ,hou,.
snds Of delIsrs, through agents whs are scattered
all over the South. TO CIncinnatti, ST. Louis AMI
eastern cities fos marble, whsn yos can be .. veil
served ct hon. fsr the same money. The mos, Of
this goes 10 fst,es and pamper sbolitionis,. and
give them the means TO run % your negroes, AMI
annoy you in various ways. n you ~ill call al
our ssfhs on Adams aud Union streets, y,u have
the ai.sntage 81 SEEING chat you buv. We kssp
constantly On hand III. hes, Italian and American
marble, finished In the latest and lines, s,vl--
(~nos,h.rn agents s,as-n rn,s 10 the cnn,rsry ma.
wi,hsssndinr.l our WORKMAN canno, be surr a.sej
By snv. " oar wosh dces not give sntirs .a,i..
faction. Ne are here at HON. where ,oi can call
and have any alteration made you ~ish. N You
esnnes come, send yoar order. and they shall be
6ilei p~rcnrtIv and satisfactorily. Come and g..
ne and save the fifteen o. swen,v rer cent. raid 10
agents n northern asd north western rnsuufsc.
tories. FISHER. ANIs A Go.
oeeemeer q, 1860. nt9-5m
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
49,. Panoia County.
To Johs B. Watkins ssd xssiah Thornton. heir.
II lac n Thos. ]. Watkins. deceased, ami I,hr
1kessssa. ksshani n ssid ke.;sh
VvC ere hereby cited TO srpes h.fcresh. Pro.
bate Court a ssid county al the Ccurt lJsa..
thereof, On tie Nh Monday 81 J~snnary, 1851. 10
ssswes the pssisioi u rrsrcis waftin.. fsr aows,.
end ehes eaase whs the prayer Of sssd r-ss;,,..
for TIE sppsissmsss u COMMISSIONERS 10 ss.;-r
her dosef IN the lssis descended froa Iha.s. j.
wsttiss, deceased in said county, shosid no. :.
grated. By eelef Of the Ccurs.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-12-27
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

LiItk OF adm lnisiratien on the ssliisd
L. Thomas Bradford. deceased. having Les
2ruhte'i to The und' rsirnei by tho Probate Cpsn
81 Pamela tOggt,, Mi.,., at he November tsfr,
'c'o' thereof, OIL TersOhs having claims srainss
aid estate arc hereby notified /, GENE .sivea
aud exhibit the same nnd have them prybatss'atl
registered - the maurer and within the tiusFr
srsited tt law, " they will b. barred. :
JOINS ". BRADFORD, Ajm't.
nef. 10. lA60. nts.6s
u'iih Principal " the gan0.a Male AcidsaiB
l. pleased 70 inform the prblie that be viii v
prepared to take boys to lodge aud Board se
may wish 10 attend bis school after the tfrisrnv
holidays. Charges slO per N onth. bali fs.ssss
in ~alv1nc,. u, I. EsSAiN.
Fanlia, Dee. is, 1901. uti.1e
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-12-27

A1n XIV Arb stray ed " sto. q
'SIV len from the residence 81 lbs IN
unis f.isneI. IN the night ~ the Taird40
d. " beccnbcr, 1860. a BAY MARE. nick tM,
s.sr in the face, and tao white feet. Ihe ateu
reward mentioned ri b. paid for the deliver
the mare. 4. Y. Dt.EINS
Dee. 10. 1880. rti.ss
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a TED.
III" hlRk a srrightly negro girl atou, fccfs'sn
ycars old, good wages given.
ENQUIRE AT TiiIS ofFCL
Dee. ~. i~in. AS 10
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,orucy General. vice Jeremiah =. Black.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2~0.-Breyet Lieut..
Col. Walker, Of Georgia. has resigned.
NEW Yoak. December 2l.-The Wash.
inston correspondent Of the New York Her.
aid says tina. Thurlow Weed and other, had
on interview With Lincoln ., Springfield, ~.
linois. Weed returns to Washington with
. modified programme. to be submitted q
the Republicans.
The passage Of the secession ordinance
by the South Carolina Convention. pro
duccd intense excitement in Congress yes.
tesday.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2i.-The demon
STATIONS cf joy on the secession Of South
Carolina are gcnefal. One hundred CUNT
vere cred. The pelican flag has been un
fsrled. lmprUmptu secession speeches vert
made by leading citizens. Msrseillais'
polkss are the only airs played. A bust cI
Cslhcsn vss exhibited to-day decorated vitl
Q eccksde.
C~uAnLuszox, 8. c.. December 21.-Th,
Cossensioa net Of noca today. Aprsyel
sss ooessi up 10 0ed 10 snIse The pecpl,
fcs he formation Of . Southern Cosfsasr
sey. A report vss received aaesdias III
eonssisusica 81 SsstA Csrolina. The con
vensisa thea vsst into secret session, allbs
nenbess heise exclsaea.
CnAaixsrcH, Desenter 21.-Hon. Gale
CssAise sssived n tAis city to-day. II
rsoaissa 6vs hssrs ~ tAea departed 70
wssAiaGsA
, 1860-03-21

New ORLEANS, March so.-Niramon COM
meDced the siege Of Vera Cruz gu the 5th- On
the 9Th two steamers appeared before tue city
which refused to show their co!ors. CON-
Jarvis therefore ordered the Saratega, with ut
tachments from the Savannah and Orelez On
the steamers 1ndianotn and Wave, 10 pro-
coed to the anchorage and ascest'in their char
acter. As the Saratoga, towea By the fndiauo's,
approached, the stean,ers tried to escape, but
too late. Capt. Turner sent y boat with u tlag to
demand the nationality Of the steamers: The
boat was fired upon twice. whereupon The sara
togA fired troadside into the steamer Mira
mon, and tho action became seneral. Both
steamers now hotsted Sranish co:ors, and after
spirited engagement Miramon surrendered
with most OF her men. American loss, three
wounded. one mortatly. Mexican loss. about
fifteen killed, and twenty to thirty wounded.
, 1860-03-21

4 Letter from Judge Rates,

Sr. LoI1s, March a9.-Edward Bates address,
ed letter to the Missouri delegates to the Chi
cago Convention in -rpty to intersogatories pro-
pounded him BY them. It will appeae in TO-
noFEo"'s Den"acTdt. The main points ara ~
follows: liz bus no new opinions on the subject
Of slavery; none formed with reference to the
present atray Of PARTIES. Ills arc eceyal with
the Missouri question Of 1S30-foruel his opin-
lons then, dad has not changed them since. At
the time OF the Revolution, aud long after,
slavery was regarded as an evil, temporary il.
its nature and likely to disappear in course u
time, yet while /: continued ii was misfortune
to the country socially and POLITICALLY. Slavery
is social institution-a domestic ftstitution
It exists By local law. The Federal Goyeru-
ment has no control over j. in th. States. The
Territories are subject and snbordinate-not
supreme ike the States. The nation is su-
preme over them. lie Is opposed to the exten-
sion Of slavery. and in bis opinion the spirit and
policy ofthe government ought to be against
| its extension.
The Constitution does not carry slavery into
the Territories, ror anywhere. It only acts
upon it where it is established by local law.
TAs pred Scott case only decides Scot. wits
not citizei. The opinions Of the Judges be-
yond this are extra;ildsetai aud Of no authority
The questions discussed hy thsn we're political
and not within their cognizaucc, md helou:
and could be disposed Of only by the polit,ca
departments. The discussion was nost unfor
tudate, n it produced dangerous Conflicts be
tween coordinate branches of the Goyernn cnt
lie farors The colonization Of free blacks II
American tropics. lie is in favor Of the Homo
stead bill, aud the immediate adni=slon Of Kan
sas; perfect equality Of rights among citizens
and the construction Of the Pacific Rlilroal
under the auspices Of the Government He i
gratided that his name has only been used in
spirit Of harmony aud peace. and to prereu
division and controversy among those wh
ought to be united; he has neither sought nc
held any political Office for twenty-five year!
aud is satisfied with honors already paid hil
| by the public
, 1860-03-21
COMM hIERCIAI.

TrlspAr Evrs1xc, Mascl -. 1850.
WEEKLY NEv1gw.-TnE WEATHER AND THE
Cnors.-Thc weather during the past week
l,us ltcn delightful, aad tho farmers through
out III. West hare been improving the season
i. so~iu:, their wheat, oats aad barley, and
in preparing The ground fur the corn crop.
With regard Ia spring wheat, it is estimated
that iuily 1wo.thirlS u. tue crop has been sonn,
aud never bcforc-at least for many years-has
1hc weather bccn SO favorable. The intense
i,-a, Of the sun has completely thawcd out the
soil and rendered it thoroughly lliable; while
the almost complete abscuce Of rain las enabled
a.ricutsura'ists 10 ;.ust their woik tlrougt,
without hiu.lr;snce Ut delay.
The reports with regard 10 tue winter wheat
crap arc conflicting. In those scrtions where tue
seed las been planted deep, it is almost uaivcr-
sally good, while in places where 1t has been
carccssly sown aud narrowed it is generally
ro1r, and will he partial failure.
Tie wart Of rain is However beginning to
create fears that tile Western rivers will not
hold out long for the purposes Of navigation.
The Upper Mississippi, which is not yet open TO
st. Paul, ix fast full,ns, and the merchants VI
st. Louis are beginning to fear that their trade
with the upper country wil! be curtai!cd in con-
s.queuce. The same is true Of The Illinois, aud
IN ,.c1 10 some extent, Of alt Western 1i.crs-
The movement Of produce during the 1ast
week will be tound in rho following conrara.
tie tables Of exports aud Imports:
, 1860-03-21

strike il extending, aud now nearly every mau-
u(acturing town IN Massachusetts ia more or
less affected.
New ORLEANS Florn AND Grux Market,
March 1.-THE n. O. Price Current of the 18th
has the following:
Flour-ln our last report ne noticed an easier
market fur buyers, though with only moderate
demand, superdne selling mostly ut SC -, and
Extra at se.s5@7 up to $3.50 per bbl for good
to clIoice brapds. Siuce then the market has
worn M inactive and hcayy appearance with
sales OF barely e,0o0 tbls on Saturday and
Monday together ut 50 50GtG.G0 for small ,ots
OF Superhne, and {6.75@7 Is for cbofce Extra
with some little Fine ut IL per bb'+ Yesterday,
about ! 800 bhls were sold, including 400 bbls
Sssupertiae and 200 bbls Extra at -. 700 btls
Supertine iu three or four lots ut $3.50, and $50
bbs Choice Extra ut 81 per barrel. Arrived
during the pas. three days a,oS1 hbls- Cleared
for Boston, eco bbis; Florida, 704 bbls; Texas.
800 bbts; liverpool, bbis; Hamburg, 4 bbls.
Grain-Our last report Of the grain market
closed upon very fair demand for corn at q
range OF T0@75c for mixed white yellow and II
q Sue for far TO prime white, with IN occusion-
81 sale OF choice white at 65c 3 bu. Since then
we hnve noticed some irrcgulurity in the Ea1es
*lthou. any important changes. aud the sales
Of the past three days have embrnced about u :
900 sucks Mt Gp@S5c for inferior mud ordinary.
10@75 :or good to prime mixed and yellow ,and
77@ 3oc 3 bu for lair 10 prime white. Some l.,
5uv sacks we're taken yesterday ut about this
range. Oats have declined about 1c, with sa!cs
Of :.'No sacks st. Louis at 5G17c q bu. Bran
LAS been selling ut Il range Of 1.5o01.55 aud
$l.Gu a 100 lbs. In wheat we nIe still withou,
any transactions to report. Arrived during tflt
past three days "a $50 sacks corn. 375 do oats
Cleared for Florida 900, Texas 2l00, New York
| 1000 sacks corn.
, 1860-03-21


Liza thEH'-fHn' YAK so'e. eSss'c' nasnss. Aea.aef
ose; us]'e ~ p. ~
6'ss "en'eek caA. .*ssS Ffsnen np. eoa sS
70; French cai. sl'"s4lo r. seHa.ecan' *Ssa4t f.
o1sn henloek opper' *aoessS 9o1'' oppet LsAnst'
i1eooA>s-DsAsps- nupuy @eo ~ s~ss'@'
Insse' ca1o 'on@ w. s'-eS'-o' aeaNss s'-"SS,
teaso,s'a' a. 9elsue.s. A"1 eetAs ~ a. n.ea@ 49,
h1ae oclenesse *1'Ao&-10. oa4pe1 1'un 7' p'o 80
oa-ae'a'o Ieae1 90 NV ~
ss1 Lea W.. tapaae 1u'iH''-. "ns*s -, 49, 49,.
MAY uo"tF " haAs sE' sn.'o o-a" "os~s 4'es
MaSaot &c.
Mill LSfCFFs-Are rather du9 bran and eho1ts IN
good supply with tales Al III 'sa'ao o. Mlddnss cur
and with sale. Of ecase at el63ls o. ana ta 10 gooo
ut 4.o9.t,cc.
PluyIstOSS-Keeerts lat week, 7ia.fe7 lbs Gu
uc..s 81 :ls lbs Lard. SHIPPED LIST week, s lbs bse
1os bhs Pcrk. s0o+3 lbs Cut Asas. Ill SCI l6' LARD.
Miss FonxThe.r has hem active inquiry durirE the
week aud the market clcscs frmes-scrcs1 lots EaEng
tod 1t et7oo-one lot Of 800 It's sod to-day At al
for delivery on tie 18th Of April Ger MEA7s-Sonr here
and the dcmaul light Couatry lots would probably ind
tuyer At 6f,s, and city lots \. ek3sc. Sothlog Going
In nick,cd Meats aHp-A lot Of Lbs ard tcs sold
DARN. he week as 1cr but the t,ock here Is very light.
~. ho,d. ,.r,rs AK 1os.c. During tte week LOT Of
1so ksr.n mr. me- Le,f ye5e sold =. 1lc
TnTA1oES- -Rcetipts la.r week, b,9:s bu shipped,
Tnc supoy during the week has increased. aud
-. ..sn II tn, and md ,oxes Mixed Western sells nj
, 1860-03-21
THE WRECKED HUNGARIAN.
TIE WHOLE SUMBER LOST. se5:

New YoRK, March 3o.-Ths agents Of tho
steamship Hungarian give The following as the
number Of souls On board when she lett Liver
pool, VIZ:
From Liverpool. crew, 50; cabin passengers;
80; steerage d. ~. From Queenstown, cabin
passengers, Is; steersge 10; total, .o5. The
names Of the cabin passengers are ~ follows
]. E.. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs Balway, Rey. Jas.
Allan Cameron, VI. 4. Csacker, ]. ". Crooker,
Nr. and Mrs. Talbot, Ar. Leslie, Dr.. and Mrs.
:au,anieg Barry. a. .. Cortin, Mr.. IL yats, Ar.
Baultenhause, Nr. Bolton. Mr. Del4no and
child, DR.. Barrett and g. ]. Nash, officers in
charge Of the mails. Sseeraee passengers, Il.
il. Caffrey, Abram Tagg. VIM. Togal, John
Richardson, 7. Allen, Fred: Chila, Mrs. +.
Child, Bill Morrison, Rich'd Maiden, Robt.
Marstin, E. D. Bartlett, Geo. Shank, Geo. Nc
Dermott, John y. Daley, John Delaney, VIM.
Henley, Wm- Wright, u. Sway, Martin Downs,
Francis Richardson, Miss Ellen Sheahsn, aud
Patrick NcNer1an.
, 1860-03-21
Weekly keyicw Chicago Market.


FKE1GuTs-Thc'c has been nothi"E doue yet In Lake
fcgas-Iaes mining about 1c apart In taCls vcwsas
In the any PAT Of the Eeek. shtppsrs udescd &c.
for u m to Buffalo sCry and &c. to Osw Eo-sifsfl
asking 10 aud lie. During the Esst few days Ao
eyer, csc as been lcss anxiety dlpayth by shippers
aud there Is Little t,st being ade either TO
e.e.cs sses CANAL FRxreuzs-Lu1uler f1c1gLts
to!eaty tlruty .. e3 to It Lou1. Up fcleh,s
ltwcrboas s'yng Cn'n ut ~ G SIC from sfres....
RAILROAD FgE1curs-he Eastern Ia 1soads still
gStd In c.sryng rodrcc and provisions at what Is ccn
orally known As cu, throat rates. There u little Q. n,
F7our Ing East ty RAIL- 20 that tie not fairly
established but fouhctas gocds being taken New
York ut &c. psr 100 bs and III ttc iusa1 ces VIC betve
a. lover 0,urc., Corn has been taken to Nrv York
du,in. The ts.t fcx; vrct. A. frn, Tn 10 &c r bu.he,
WEIGHTS r,,a,,u,c.d. md a)ho rh Ill tho Ralltoad su
.nv hcrr thc n..,ic. s # I. nevertheless, true rro-
,c,o,. arc Low running 1twsrn Toledo and pupl,k in
copnectfon with t!,e New York and Erie Rairad and
,nner ma,e by this route Al eycn lowe.
t,c ,h,n h,v. ,hc1t, prv,i1rd F1our fs carried 10
nr, mn. ri, f,,-o and Nes7..ipni ryer at sc and
n 81 1.ou,, a, r.,t - ar
S,,co ,,ro Wa ,hcv, -. 1c.,n th,. the scbonne+ n
,,r,r mus =, ,,1r,,to. HI. ,cen rba,+cra, n TAKE
t,o,, N n mi, f,r ,h, ro+ n. 1oc ahc /. nav 1o,d
t.. ,.,h wha n, v,r,nte. whrh sbc b,,nc~ tn mi.
-. .e. -, VIZ, n,. ~ -,u f-cr, +h,. .,,~ ,o -.
s,. ~ "A~@~ 4S>~ - '
~ o,-v r,n,.., .e, b,... .,.n,o, e.,
~. ss..s.se..- \ u,,,r ~. ~
- -, ,,,.,,...,,. .,,,. ,ad ,,,n,, h,-. dec;n.s
1,.tL rh,< Ill, :; =, - ~, nd :, ha.,,- r,r-
,br Fad, ,,a Tho ;thdr..1 ot ,pthe,n oris.s bc
causc markets In St. Lau!s aud Nea Orleans. At
the cosc Spring extras were duH at ea0sl7-,hc latter
lcr tho out &C 70, the vcryc o!cet brands. Wi..es
Whcat md, haye been neglected. and the uarkc ueu
nj at e;03 70 for Isd Wiu.e aad aoa5:5 for White
,rtrr Hrr F1orr !. o,,et with 1ued sales ut 81 ss
ram Mr,, in finn .unntv md dull With sa1es during
tbe wr.k a; III % ne, TN 70, unbocd and &lee1 FIR
bol.ca
TeAy Inc ta'c, dour were 800 hyis good Spring
, 1860-03-21

1NEKroot. March :, 1850.
DxtAp*1r7f-The trade this week has been very dull
hut holders generally arm ard tne1e no giving WAY In
lh an Tuestay and 10 daS The busaess done In wheat
Of the ooti limited caastes 1t previous rzoF Flour
ih~ demand active scarcely inquired fos
md mlnal. snsl,efe4 u saas We qs9s% ae.t "a
1,s. .@l:s Per 10 lbs. flour eupeEnns extra
Weste11 a5stae6.; Otio e6s 3.3 = pb iaa.an Cusn
yellow. ST. Gs33a "a pr 80 lbs.
BEkf-Thee eo4ttnues to b tatr dsn,aad, freely met
b. Idefx fUtthtt sght tsclne Ia pctt
The sales amount to fully SO ut1ces Of which 500
sold PET Herce a.t the fc1naHdet asT
cllety ofeccondAIy qu1Hty.
pokK s.endy. but little nQ!ne. !.
BAcox-The den1nn Is no, good tut prices arc d 4
tddcs. ei*3s. 6d for long, and 4ssS
{9s TOT Cumberland cut.
t.HxtsE-Np1c doing, xrd the qualities deatcr.
LAHoIn good request th+ kacs rsaehnG 90 tons. At
IS Tor old eanog and 81 for dne to eh new
| sut&be for the country trade
TAIiow-scadS. butchers Aasoc'n SD FER ewt-
In London the hAs advanced fully 81 the
oeur price, Of +. !. c. being 6ps3t9e0ed epot and
, 1860-03-21

Pn1LApELPu1l, March a'-The bark l. =.
Herbert, at this port for Carienas, fell in with
The steamship Commerce. from tc< York bound
tor Galveston, on ,hs 14th inst, in distress and
unmanas &C. lb!c. While lying to. to reader rs
sistance, the steamer came IN COLLISION with the
bntk. carving away the latter's maiusail and
bulwz1ks and doing other danage- During the
night the bark rescued - persons. being aIl
hands aud including thres passengers. 1n the
morning the guile moderated when she took the
provisions and baggage and :ett the comncrcs
settling fast with nine feet Of wutcr in her hold.
, 1860-03-21
Fire Mt milwaukee.

N1lwArkEE, March au.-A hre broke out on
the corner Of East Water aud WISCONSIN streets
woo,]ep buildings. fourteen or fifteen in nu1.,-
ber, making clean sweep to the Sewha'l House.
All the brick buildings alc uuinjurr,I. The l,'ss
on the buildings will not probably sxce~si
$1,000. Most Of the goods were saved No
insurance. The Ncwhall House was in imminent
danger Mt one time, lu: through the exet1ions
Of The fire department and the citizens, 1t Was
saved without any material damage.
, 1860-03-21
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. .Marrh q, 1850.
Se1r lane Lor:s, J,yr M7nitewoc, go shingles, &c
posts.
schr Dr,vrr Dards:n M1nltec, 20 lumber 40 N TIME.
IL n, snintles.
5chs Trrs HoaE MantawLc G0 s.h giles 20 lalf tsls
schr Itiita Fl some sand Bay 6 CO. Is wood COON sn-
g:cs.
Sch, F.1u,cr, Thompson, rnEt I'll ). - ccd4 wood.
Schr I'd .on. It. Lods. Suth uayen- Is cosds wood.
:ehr r Tem,o .iusacs M4t owoc & rs 2 ehlnsi :.
Sohr Spartan, Mat,i*ou. shebeyEan, 20 III lumber.
ScnE i've iankcr- t:faItE. kactue. Light.
SehE Fsaaki Il. Griffith, SAeboyE1u, 40 railroad ties "
eiupty Iris ~ bfis beer.
, 1860-03-21

There his ben active demand fur all kinds q
lumber during the week. and the market !. firm At previous
quotations. Tle three st. Loets buyers here
aud about have been bought br thc1n ss@
o.. 1t ceaT and ti3 far second clear Several parties
who cea1ng out their cn1l'e stock have btcn serE
freely At thc inside figures. Coz flooring has been In
good denasd by ST. Lous buyers At tl1lao AID 80 foE
clen1 flooring.
The tcmard from tho Interior cities continues to Improve
and fencing aud common boards selling freely at luota
lions.
IDrring The week havead several casgoc, Of lumber
from the cast .,o;c Of Like Michigan. na Of these that
o. the scs Joshua Eon from White Lake con {tlng Of l.:
feet stuff, - sold at q caiA.
sln:lea auu ia active dezuani. ear=, Eas
sold few days ago - fur a. Ne also
hear Of csntac for 0oo Rogue River shinglca at
s..c5
Tie following arc The closing quotNlors CT lumber
a.h. kc,:
, 1860-03-21

ISpErExpENcE, No. March 20.-The Santa f
mail from Pawnee Fork arrired to-day. Ar.
raugeme nts nre made for an escort OF troops
twice month with mail going and coming,
ALI tue mails laying Mt par9ee Fork 70 the
5th inst, ha.e gone through. Very few Indians
we're seen, and those were friendly.
Pafker's train Of t enty y-fve wagons was
passed at Diamond Springs, coming in for goods.
Grass in The valleys OF the plains IS getting
good-ainost enough for mules to snbsist on
Some fcw cmigranss to the gold mines were
met, all getting along well.
Great indignation is felt here in regard to
Cor. Stewards action in not promptly aigning
the Railroad bill.
Weather warm and pleasant. Tho Missouri
River very low and falling.
, 1860-03-21
CONFEDERATION at Black River Falls,
Wl8c3UH1us

SpARrA, Wis, March .h.-A destructive fre
Occurred IN the town Of Black K,ver Falls. .1uck-
son county, las. s"nsay s morning. ;is
Uuu,r" and The office Of the .}dekson County
Banaer. AL the stores in the town with the
exception OF ore belonging to F. r. Parsons,
were destroyed. as the nse WAS discovered IN
two different places at the same time, it is sup
posed 10 have been the work of IN iucendiary.
Loss estimated at between thirty and torty
thousand dollars.
, 1860-03-21

March T. sd@sdstd Ap to June, snd s3asd last th1eo
ss1Ds,Ts .1a.s e s,over eontnus h5ce and holder:
I'd ID ahd new ,o4os W. y! sis' { 81 ;se
D1oIASD, ArHYG { co.'s CIRCULAR.
PEI As1A. -L,rxrroo,. March : 1890.
eaas: r T s, X: IN a 1aa
deliveries Of "hest hare again een se for The TINE OF
%sfs "a e., e aas d III IL 81 s<ash
has beea any moderate BUSHES. ia
re- & ssd t. ke rss st es
Ps vi @s:,y nex a ssee1a hsSS seSe "a
a,Ee aisas of D9eoa this week pn1tis1 Of
ssS ssss IA RI
dnas qaat. sofs da:ut Ut g IL f. 4 ynasq2l
Es. T. Rss =: ss tsRRs
last two Or three wtef k-y b. loosed from b no II
IF 1s1s e 20 aa
are an1ioas t. 1ssz: a,rs c'tssaue's Al lie
+ ss pssss .sns
extent and TitA GO! Ed !abe arrivals IN the rse nu not
ss os a.esi S s'sSt IL
b. e;e2 sat peca!as hs as7sq on the
ns4.s sa md
Nayin sTsnEs:onmo, R, In {. IN, ut 4,cd; ther+ L
ee1 ,re nare ina Y, fSr msdu aaalss ssfa 1as'ea'
Lxsx1n ctKz .. good demand 1t E!o per tun for tt'n
co7Eos sEzpc4kz ato sels freely At 1;so Is per tan
Now xork Market.
!, c mo-. IL: ssy s xs1s aa!ss
S es 10
.t1s 5to for e.tta DO; - 1as3so for slptr weasEe
hs5ss ss9ss ses: fs1 IL ~
no SIS Is ' IL ias a
IT ss 81 sasi.ss; e s
Gsafs-whSat MARKET duIl a0d il favor of eu1eTs viii
any transactions Of m reported Holders Of spdn2
epa T. "h Rs sss M
w II ai1. KYe qa,t but .seaay. sae.:,Eoea.h
~ sas .e'a ia;tfief rig :Is
and wi.hous ,tnt1nk enapgs salss 131a n1 .t +.
sss oat !a;:s sa9a'r as ds., ii s'o+te for western
I4lIox-Frm- Small sai*s Of pssne, .t1ok@lex ess5 At,
MoaL-rr.nsacticu. In domestic deete Ne TO H. sti5
s! s9 ~ u e ;s4s sc
California Z !rssn Is quss ~ uoehanaet.
rs.Tt ,ess.ro!E ds, ~ - lure: s.,s' *
b s5 new si5 f fo
nd po s :aq i
r.led nsss slsi:.1 Z e.ta DO. Dtef H.a. quiet .
Ss I'd sS's g. s W.
luwrr II s@7Hc for Shoulders; s4asHc for Hss9.
eoe quiet nd ;nsh .nzco L7si heasy 40; 9Hsr sa
choice. Butter DIM fur prime 7ai 1cayy for eotola"n
Sales l4c ohio -o for State. Cheese in mod
| era ersque,t al 1oG1l.Hc.
GRocER1E..Cod, so1seqasnt uron favorable ADVICE e
from and = sm II stock land atnou ling 10 20
hae4 he market for a1l ee very a. tut the oRe
a,s sts1 b H.. hg demand; d.; Ct y hGt1 "a s ~
descr palors ae .ikcwi.e d'm but quiet Mu!u:.es ~
shaaEed . shd. tno k4eo y 81 ioo -, s6s ~ 3a y
csl i gar dull .aies lto hi d. Cuba, 6K&c; g hhds
Pono Flo. 'ss9K; 1oo bozes Cnb. she: ~ hhds' ~ y:
bore. HAVANA sIIxh " str ind s5sH ls0 boxes
1.w Co., II 100 q * io9 bokss brown d., 9a'io'
| 6He- ISL.
s1ocks.-secoud 2: ard 3sm md active. Esc 1t NOR
Eaks benas son Hines cn.a! boods ~ ras nc .s "a
ptshe ssx ~ l:an se1.'. t M!eaiS.n - & Soul ~
Gu ea:o 6.7; Ch.cssv and Rock I:Lnd, ia; E7e Il.
| lux, ~,
, 1860-03-21

BALTIMORE, Narcl, 40.-The Second Congress
sional District Democratic Convention to-day
elected ". S. Get.,ngs and T. Maitet Dslegases y
to Charleston. Resolutions were passed strong
ly against Squaster Sovereignty
, 1860-03-21
st. Louis Market.
Especial DspAtch to the Press AMI T1ilune.1

ST. LoC1s, March ~.
Flora-1n good demand. Choice Country su7'1ane,
q 5 low grade .uacr, 4L'sa'; Country Extra sos
WAxA1-Dui1an sores s7les Of Spring to csoce Clul
were made al a. E9l..3; Fail &l.eD@l-5o.
Coes-Marset COL ider .by e1sier. Mixed, 4a9.:e Tsl
lox and White ST.. Afzed White and Yellow, Nc; While
and Mixed White, 5GG57c !: Il lite. 5;s5sc-
nxy4-Ete1iva 5.GsSe.