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, 1860-06-29
MARIN E. JOURNAL,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARklEEu...-.........June 3.
Stmr Gazcllc Butnn, Milwaukee. IS entity ta,rea 11s
rkxs beer, IS pigs hhh- 1oobaSs whtat 4 rkes sun
r Ma', E,I'n. st 1osp 2ao railroad TICS
rssp Allye, any, nayns"' Grand Tsaserse 40 lumber
Prop Gstsxa W. ", arren. Auskeson 1 IT luncr Is ah.
rlp i II Fos.. Wilson. Muskesen: - M lumber:
,:rt essy % G.cen t,s nas. 4, 2 n n s1 um~f ''o a'
ssiT All .ny. smith. ce,as1sil:s, i, cds w-oi.
ssif Lee hre'r. fiooa trad Haven o. m 'usns.cr
t;icy Janss. Mus1eeon 10 IN anhcs. lt' 18th.
ssIT ssiT ( uSe. e. % % Ps1tn & ar
ssIr Naxnet. Meuaw: K.'ama.oe. ;s r lumber:
sei1 :hple1. Wright, Tttsey hxer. Is als asl. Ids
sehs SsE;ntr Baker. sheh,ye.n. % seds weod;
ss; ~; ss' sslens aa@sG lumber
sehr " ii stevens. Johnson, Nwaukcr,
f s t ss e sshti fl Nssa:*ss 8 g. 'ase, as
F.nny ani fioy. Loae. sheoosesn. - favcs 70
sc1r Hs1nns. Fusione, Grand 1slrer, Is, II lumber.
CLEARED...........June cs
sus E'eu, steeae co,uswooh. .bs pork "a bbl, bee.
"a lrsea easl6 rLr hus*celd eoods - Il. n,acinc-
a a: 'Ss a: s.e "ss; s rs: g. 1t
az a'is nff s:s' i saS Ct. MI,
Star ce%e tSs no,sss i.sd Haven 10 nbl. w,t 20 n.ss
rrcp saH. ss Csiiias*,; 'la bis -four, u empty
Pfno Ii ii + uss, n lion, Auskssou.
Tr,,p Ottaws Wills n. Fort Go!ber.. l.. .ooo bu corn.
l.r, il Aileshaly Boz ntnn, Grand 1laqcn.
r.r 4oniet UNA, t&ubink It otexh 100 bb1s salt.
ilop lts.u En. necAwt. lita Ilo. SUO b. wheat. 1nD
bu oats Us bhls 1ouf leo lbs Aiue. TO bo,.A
:5a bag. wbrat, otoat rat sprin2t 20 green hides
rsp totoaac. Gei 4td. Buffalo, l6*0e whra asp lu
I'VE. lhN abls .ur. hA1 bags wheat, Isl bta -four,
lu0I rigr l.ad. 1oJ hills glue. 1Go lbls coin meal
Hart 1niiana. rer}, s!gdt1rtasEh; Is eoo bu soIn.
I-1k AAnB crttkEf. kLEes1d, Iezhtgo ~ bu corn. 10
lh!A pork.
N,ls Lowell, Ferris. Grren Fay
scAr tllpsey. Jameson. Mukk.Eln.
Ser 6 Il knbtrt*: Aesson- usa1ld Haven.
SC. Magnet, AvlSF%w. hRlan azN.
>clr tnstA. Moes1y. Nl1fa'a. it, 800 bu cum.
Scl.tJ htwAuuse Hsrdctt. fatt Coibornc, COO bu
corn.
Sehr Mariner, l,akcr. Slicboysan.
Sct,r II " utu.d4is, l'artona, II Jo%erh.
schy FRI n,Unt, fllnt, Butfalo l3,0O9 bu con.
Schr Maple Leat Carr. us"eEo. + eos hu cnrn.
nsAf IL Sleyui.s, Johnson l}uha:u. 12N bu c-ru,
chr Easies .ng ChAse, k,nresea Is s4i what.
scar York siaie+ u! ,,nick. buffalo, lssJ bu cprn.
Schf Affair, KYLE. lud4lu. Is ttN ou c.,tn.
sells kl>anor, henderson, buffalo. 1s,sol bu cora.
, 1860-06-29
UnEApsTrfrs 1T DGrFAlo.-The following
shows the amount Of grain III store ut the diff.
fcrent elevators in Buffalo on the morning Of


TORONTO Markets, June 2.-The 1oin OF
yesterday morning, will be Of great benefit 10
the crops, which we're much in want Of show
er. Hardly enough fell. but even email quau-
tity Of raiu must have done great good. The
supplies Of produce we're very small, not over
The price Was considerably better. but consid-
ering the small amount offered, 1t Was hurdlr
fair test of the market. For the best grades
$l.35Gl.40 was paid-ihe lattcF raie being pnid
only u q few instances For common sud ordi-
nary lots $l.a5@l 60 WAS thU current ra.es.
The average price Tor the days deliveries was
about $l.s5 per bushel. Spring Wheat slightly
better 1.U3@ IL being paid. l'eas 5s@61c.
Oats steady nj SIC. ls4r.ey toc. Flour is sery
firm with au upward tendency; we quote SUPER
fine at $5lu@5.a0; flucy. $s40@5.60; extra,
*e@G.3o; double extra, $6.5oG7 per barrel.
New YonK.-Reccipts, June &c: 1s,5oG bhls
-four, a49 .3s4 bu whest. 5o,361 bu corn, ao.3s5
bu oats 4,:uJ 5u rye, The Conritr aud Enqui-
re~ says:
The shipments Of brendstuf1s to Great Brit
ain continues On very large scale, notwish-
standing IN advance in prices. The business
for the Continent iB checked By this advance
HARVEST COMMENCED IN PEonsA CouS7T.-
Tie reeria Transcript says:
Harvest has f4irly commenced IN this neigh
borhood 4 considerable quantity OF wheat
and rye has been cut within the last two dayt,
about four miles east Of us, and VIC learn tha1
tho quality is excellent,
On Monday next ecveral of our farmers com.
mence aud within the next week harvest will
become general throughout this section:
In thss connection WI may ldd TINT The pros
pect Tor an abundsnt yield Of corn nevsr leok-
ed better; We hare heard Of soma which is I'll.
ready from three 10 four feet high.
, 1860-06-29

Passed Ursroff, Jwnr p.
Cr-Props Gen Tasos, MA,quette. MIssoaE1 eehs Fiji.
inT Cioua Ascnser, Cad nuuies. r kMEsfed, Nssa
tia4eS. ~
Mayhover Queen OF the takea he. Rio GEandt HAnp-
TN: schrs GeiinEwoco lnpeila Foresa CITY. ostoeA.
EnedwetL e lsutx, Mt Vernon, Athtniau, G KpbtsA
s:rI5bad. Mack. l1arbsrau. u!hbasd.
, 1860-06-29

We gather tbs following particulars in regard
to the explosion Of tbs boiler Of the propeller
Kenoshs, from the Milwaukee !Stntinel Of yes
terday:
The Kenosha exploded her boiler on Tuesday
morning at 10 O'Clock, just as she was backing
out Of hor pier at Sheboygau. The clerk, Cur
tis G. Benton Of Cleveland, aud one Of the fire.
men, Michael Hines Of Buffalo, were instantly
k:lled. The frat engineer, Robert Shepard.
Miss II. Sharp, chambernlaid. and three deck
lands, we're futally injured, mud died the next
morning. The second mate, Robert Crocker,
and one fireman, were badly injured, but it is
thought may recover. Only one passenger out
Of MI was injured, and be but slightly.
The crew consisted Of twenty-five hands.
The kenosba wus towed into this port on
Tuesday night by the steamer Huron, Hnd WIS
yesterday taken TO the dry docks to undergo
repairs; sas H., - -. o-,...., ,.,,.,
steam in the boiler.
:. The accumulation ofsuper- heated steam burb.
through tue furnace top, on the opening Of the
throttle valve, and the reaction Of the escaping
torrent threw the boiler (which is d vertcle one.
Of the shape known Us tho "bee.hiye,") out Of
its place and against The steam pipe.
The clerk WAS in the Office at the time Of his
death. Ahc office and the adjoining part Of tho
boat was completely torn to pieces, and, what
seems almost incredible, the disptacing Of the
boiler did not eyen start plank in her hold,
md she came to Milwaukee without taking in d
drop Of wafer.
The real cause Of the accident was, as We
have stated, the steam becoming supeE-heated
by means Of the iron stay bars which support
| the top Of the furnace. There bsra were cor.
] ered with eoating Of lime sediment, whicl,
| renders them essentially non:couductors in the
| water. but obviously conductors Of TIE heas
| from, the top of the furnace or crown plate to
! the steam above-
, 1860-06-29
The Fight OF the Factions in Penn
kYEYanfA.

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ky1yanfa.
PmtADELru1A, June 27.-Tbc difficulties un.
der whicl, the Democratic party Of i'enns5lsa-
MIA is to labor in consequence Of the Baltimore
split, is already. beginning clearly mnnifest in
this city, where the feeling between the oflice-
holders und non office holders is very bitter.
Last evening tile City Executive Committee
held meeting to tuke action for ratification
meeting. when Il division took place respect
ipr which ticket should be ratified, and iul
mcdately adjourned without coming TO settle
ment.
This evening the Douglas portion Of the Com.
n,ittee held q meeting, under call OF the mem
bers, including Alderman NcAlulIen. Ten Of
the twenty-tCur members Of the Committee
were present They agreed to hold mass meet
ing on Saturday night to ratify the Dougfns
ticket. Tue Chairman Of the Committee pub
fishes card declaring the call Of this meeting
irregular.
A call fer maAs meeting on Monday night
to ratify the nomination of Breckenridge aud
Lane will be published in the morning papers,
with Senators Fitzpatrick Aud DeDjau1in
aud Messrs. Gushing aud Burnett as speakers.
The call is unsigned.
The Democratic State Committee will meet
on Monday, when the preference Of the electors
will be ATTAINED. 4 proposition, strongly urged
by the Breckenridge men. il to run Douglas and
Ureckinridge Oh q united electoral ticket, the
electors pledged 10 fairly represent the ratio
vote in the College. The electors, previous to
tue nominations. were understood TO prefer Mr..
Breckenridge Us the regular nominee, but their
present preferences are believed TO BE- in fnror
Of the nominee Of the majority Of the regular
Convention.
, 1860-06-29
The Great Eastern Mt her Wharf.

New Yonk, June aS.-The Great Eastern
passed the battery ut 4.30r. II. No difficulty
vas experienced in cruising over the bar, and
bay as easi'y as pilot-boat. She was attended
by a fleet Of small craft. and the enthusiasm Of
tie crowds on board them was unbounded.
Througs at the battery and on the various piers
on lle North River were immense. Many sa-
Iutes were fred in her honor. She was decked
with flags from stem to stern. She moved very
rapidly through the bay, only one Of the many
steamers being able to keep up with her.. The
steamer Niagara. lying in the stream, looked
very small in comparison.
The Great Eastern was moored ut her dock at
about o'clock. Her immense length covers
two entire blocks. Great crowds are still flock
Jug TO see her ut sunset, and there appears TO be
no end to the curiosity and admiration with
which she ia rieEed
, 1860-06-29


The past ten days have formed an important
period IN the commercial history Of our State
for the current year. n that short space Of
time upwards Of one million dollars Of eastern
capital has been actually paid ont to our
farmers for their wool elip-an amount Of
wealth. calculated. in the present impoverished
state Of our money market, to work an untold
influence fur our commercial prosperity. lhe
clip has been heavy one, ard it has brough.
fair prices. The season il considered to be
about three-four,hs over. 1t has bean cha1ac-
ter!zed, 20 far Is this State il concerned, by
mere determined competition than has ever be-
fore been known. A. wxs announced in cur
commercial columns ut the commencement, pri-
cas- wers expected TO hare ruled five cents bs.
low lust years rates. This expectation was
based upon the difficulty Of selling old wool
this spring ut a reasonable advance on its cost
last season, together with the unbettered pros.
pects Of tbo market for manufactured goods,
Tbs feeling was general that the best woods
should he taken ut price not to exceed forty
cents. Al Tic season fairly opened larger
plumber than usual Of heavy manufacturers
, 1860-06-29

j.. ~ AAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
1t1 GREAT WESTERH tf'ATADA} RAlLwAY8.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Tns ieass tho rat Centz Depot foot of Lake street.
Chicago:
1Aam-Ltghtnlnk E1prcs (suniavs exeept+til arrive 1t
pstrot S.4b pm: snst fnsion Hsadxe sN asn Albany
SD pm, sew Yoyk 100 pm. Dasan ~ pm.
SnQpu--Ssw York y. ston tzptes. texeept Saturday
arrive It netEci. 7:31 ana.. $u.ptnsen Bridge .
Bu1ao o:l0 rm.. Albany 4{b ara., NV YORK
9:45 am., Boston Ion pm.
40 anCncsnnett Kspre<-te1ce5t br.iay) )thscuKh 70
C1aetauati in Is hours.
500 pm C,nctunasi and Louisville K1rre.s te1ctptsa
day thruu4h TO Cincinnati In Il htuss. Lout
In Is hours
s-o0 pm TrA!n. Saturday. only to Niles.
Srntay TEaiEs pln-
Patent Sierplnk ''ars Oh al night tyairs.
The aU pm train connect II Paris tn the HuEa'n sut
Lake Huron Railway for hu.o and points e1.t u 10
fono with thsGrand TInk Railway k!u. .r1n tsi.1s.
burKh Montreal. Quetec. and ali routs 10 tansIa East
Northern Vermont. New Hx,nshse and Maine.
bakx4Ee checked through
Thscuxb e. sale 1t tho principal E.:cat ce-s
z the North and Wss and At the Company otse. ID
usaspo1 stseef Chlc4Ro. p the Depot foot o L. ke street.
r. n. RlEE, Superintendent.
, 1860-06-29
Michigan Democratic State Con-
TeNtfun.

DE1no1r, June a5.-Thc Democratic Stale
Convention met here to day ard made the fol-
lowing nominations: For Governor, John
S. Barry OF st. Joseph; for Lieutenant
Governor, William 81. Fentou of Gen.
esec; for Treasurer, Eben Farn*worth of
Wayne; for Auditor General, II. Il. ptunnyer OF
OTTAWA; for Secretary OF Statc, Wm Francis Of
Ailegan; for Attorney General, Chauueey Jos.
lyn Of Washtenaw lor Land Commissioner,
Samuel l.. Smith Of IIoughton; for Superinten.
dent Of Public Instruction, Francis ". Shear
man Of Calhoun.
A hundred guns were fred and q large meet
ing assembled this evening to ratiiy the nomi-
uatiou of Douglas aud the State ticket.
Mr.. Thompson was nom:uated il the 4th dis
trict for Congress.
, 1860-06-29

WASHINGTON, June as.-The Senate met ut
10 O'clock. There WAS difficulty in procuring
the attendance Ct aquoru1u. Several Senators
hsd to be sent after for this purpose. Unsuc-
cessful efforts were made TO order the printing
OF tho l1th volume of the Pacific Railroad repo'
which, it was insisted, was necessary 10 an un.
derstanding Of the text Of the ten volumes al-
ready published.
Nj. Simmons from the Committee appointed
to wait on the President, reported that the Pres
ident had no further communication to make
After short secret session the Senate ad-
iourued sire die,
, 1860-06-29

New YoRk, June 22s.-A letter from Rang
haw, Japan, gives au account confirming the
assass ssinktion Of Prince Goiiaro. who was Prince
Regent during the minority Of the young En-.
peror.
L percussion esp factory at Gowanns, Brook
lyn. was destroyed By az explosion yesterday.
Only one man was in the building, and be was
not much injured, though thrown distance Of
TWENTY-FIVE ieet.
, 1860-06-29
.,finautial ann Gon1tnett.e.,


-, da'l nau4ed md stormy and ens' !.
Tho day has been Jus :..r,,re, Exchange -
nesa generally has been .m.in ,ns so for week .,
close and il likely 10 ,srs to-day were oo'fgeo
least if no longer n,xinr rites we quote
topsy as high ,:.'s, as 1,l,, :. and firm.
nj 1.gi': % ~,,h fair demand. Currency is abun'
6ola :, = ,nucb larger supply Of eastern pro-
s.as s.as hills would be very aeeep'ao'e % .nt
".ns. nn. ,,x,, ,x-sone fifteen Thousand. dollar.
- phA"i ~. Winona County Bank Currency w.rt
ss ss St. wtes da s:E.s aud
1u"J TO- Iate. one Of the proprietors Of the bank
int fifteen hundred dollars Of the notes Of hi,
hank were evcr in circnlation.-A'nntsosa Isa
, 1860-06-29

S1ocxsa1pGE, Mass, June os,h.-Ous Of the
boilers at PI4tner 1 Smiths large new papsr
Mil IN Lee exploded this morning at O'Clock,
tearing the in p.e'ss ;nnrea md dong
6.ppeued just before the hands we're to COM
mence work.
, 1860-06-29

Dtpos IL notless THAI f7e dollars. received s
viii te allowed ID lepost. cf tk{s DESCRIPTION a.ter II
FUNDS have re1uaned IN our hands specified ueae- A.
certificates made payable demand. and Ii Ike furds
, 1860-06-29
~ & 48 LASALLE STEEE5s

Deposlts E-ectved O.. Current Account !Fcu pat e
city e0untKy and the usual Accommodations E11ntsd e
rekuaf tepositoEs End Correspondents.
ntere. halAhce. oniS BE- allowed IN cases where
4: etia agreements have been tnade to thai effect.
receive deposits pzYahlc It specified date, CT wtee
}ptsseft viii be allowed,
, 1860-06-29
Accident ri n Dou.lns jubilee

MAScHEs1En, Y. H., Juns eS.-A. J. Richard
son, of Oldtown, Me-. was instantly killed, and
Benjamin Whipple fatally injured, by The pre-
iphilee last night.
, 1860-06-29

NEw Yonk, June es.-The Cricket Match BE-
tween the 81. Georges aud Kings County Clubs
yesterday, was won by the former, with one if-
ninga and forty. eight runs to spare, against t"o
innings Of the latter.
, 1860-06-29

PAMPHLET s. BOOK PRINT
+ IkC We hare the lest facilities Of any concern
Weat Of New York for work Of the above CASA
Eet estimates before ordertE Letters request
lsE eetna1fe* E!t rtceTe proQ:t attention. ustEt -
WA. q. RAND, Pssas AID Tribune ou.e,
, 1860-06-29

Asaees. .ria Aarpsn rre I" vel regulated fapai Its
sery derrahs cheap md convenient wa5 fot
fspA1nk Furniture, C1oekery, Toys, Ac-
, 1860-06-29

Sr. Lor1s, Juce as.-At the Douglas ratifica-
ton meeting last night, speeches were made
by delegates to Baltimore Convention, iuclu.
ding Gen. Clark, who votea for Douglas only
on the last ballot. Resolutions were passed
endorsing the nominees aud non intervention,
There Has good attendance,
, 1860-06-29

ErTxLx1k4r4,1 NEW YORK. June e8.
FlouH-Ma.ket opened quiet ard cos ehaie easier.
VITA nj desate demand for r,port md hcme consunlnn:
s1!e- l50 br ut e5-@545 for super state. y ~ t
fur r,ate Is a313.+5 fur super wehseTA
for cnumon medium exEa westtEu. at prices whu the
ranIe. Canadian huut hr quoted thaat lower VIII
Nol rather dIs1os I'd 10 r,aze aaes low bf!s IT
*55es7.: :a.noh to chulce extra iye Ut quiet
ruia ats sNI 70 culEon to choice suier Corn
1rAi steady, will m-teg4te demand eaes 6eS batrts
Hi.H0y1lne !. $3.t5. ...,
Wuisxf->teauy. Sales Of 40 bbs at Fl tL@g4.
GxAls-Wlleas in l,e.tcs dtMaLd for Gxpor and TIE
market ME ii In favor U sell-F cta nE ho~tvef %ith
huers disposed II tel 1t the CutIet Quotations kAes
VI s0N ia Milwaukee club a el.3sa ST. = quo red CLi.
spring III l 30 NN bu Racine spring At II:
0 Lu m1ed Indians 4l.S-; 5,9D Gu whte Eauada ~
e10: lUO bu >ta&e at tI.:5. Rye quiet at Corn
ehed heavy aud cIcsed easlcs. Sales bu a. fA
&c for heated nike Wc:te'n: CO &c fr u tllug 90; ID
46c fur sound chipping do. 70c o. Southern Yellow
u* peny aud heavy ri 3s aoe for Western and Canada,
amt 4lc fur State
Pnovrs1oss- market qael and Dim: sal5a 4.ooa,
iue.: s1s ~ III prime and 80 for I'D prime
pr.te; sa.9s fur 1ue.. elts5@125D fer extla
lr1e dull and noHl ally unchanged. lttef lals
dultA elU11 fur NtAetn: ~ 312 for stAe 1acon du4l
tnd out If seasu1. Cut MEATS frneF Sales 40 pkEa III
skt for shoulders 9x9lUc fur iams. lard a!Hr saea
so Ibis vt ls9aHc ard small 1,s III lsxc Eutter dull
lOt4 Gc Uhu; l13.ctuI Stale. CAee1e Steady ut
StLi1Ac.
ST.GKs-St-oug 4 Cos bonds ~; IIar 1Ht mort 10:
ca -l1klng III, honds 56,t; u dossK: ~ 6sX ;
Enc TX: Ask; II lsx; G SKIP g; u & Chi 6sH:
Il
, 1860-06-29
Daily Review of Chicago Market.
TBr1spAr EVENING, Jurc "a.

THrEspAr EVENING, Jurc "a.
FEE1Gurs-Advaoeed Ae. Schooner Yankee Blade.
corn to Duf4Io n SIC,
yer dull sa9es 1o,bbls 'Pf'neeon" choice *p.ins
e1ta 1t s,s, dryered 40 bs good Spring extra At s.t'
delivered.
CORN MEAL-5tons uubo!sed At 1880 on track.
WuEAT-Kecep,s. 14sss bu; shipments none. Maket
declined lc51c Transactions 1900 bu No. Sj1DR
a, o; In etor lu Club 1t al In atore 1oo lu dont
II o IN s,ore looo bu do 4td6 nsose Gooo tu No.
at Los In %,ore $40 lu do sl.05 store 800 In do
at flt6tA atorc.
coRS-ReceIpts JOG ~ bu: fhipments. s; So bu. Mss
KIT declined xc Sales were: st4o bu No. k'er wIits
ut 4se aaea; au Canal Yellow 1t l9e adoA N0 bn
m at is kc afcpt; t0C0 bu No. ut 10 store 1s0
bu do nj In store 600 In do at4e IN etose ooo ou
d. 4;xen store bu No.e At +eein store 5000 on
do at 45c in store olu do q. +Ie in stores 1000 bu
K.1eced Ut 43c IN ou do ut 43e In It t1e A0
bu dp nj a. In store.
uATs-1seceiaa, l4,S24 bu. Market hears and ssa1c
lower sales xe,c: 1000 bu No. <'n particular "a'e
1.se> at exc IN st4ae $50 tu do at &c In store.
RYE Keceipts nopo Make guilt, 1d bags Nolan
&c IN tratk: u lrags do at $50 On t'at6.
uAkIEY-Kecrt,ts, 1o3 bu. Market moro active and
,.de ruer salcr go bu No. i, t9e Il store; l0o
u b, sample at SC OF, 50 hu doat Soc "u t1aek.
rJNnTl1y sEEp-Scayce ard 10 active demand Ut
400. ... a,....-.
HIEjIN1SES-Rccespt8 I49 bf!s Sttao5. Eats "ese .
.s0hrla in lots ar leEc.
ALCoI1OI-sst@::cr Per Eal-
uuoLr-lsec ipss l4&39lbs. Market firm. Sales were:
GO ,bs aN Blooi Neno ut 4se: 80 lhs Quarter Blood 1t
sc.
IpES-ReceIpk g lbs. Market verT quiet and will
out cL4nEe Sales III Gteen Suited At s9sc- D:y
Flint lsai5Hc.
TALLOw-Retclpan none. Maslet drm at SC.
NESS TORK-Fimnt nt 4ls9l8..s.
LARD-sca,ce and firm nj 1l9llHc.
WNllEFlsll-50 IkSs at s3.c3 f.r No. !.
rOTATOES-Ne-hannocls in good demand at <1c.
BurIER-Supply fair and market still heavy. Sales
were ;-o3 trls coed top'sue al 94l0c-
EGGS-st,cly fresh eggs in demnnd for kh'potnt At
SIC.
1uULTRY-Cb -Cbickenssl. l.a@e.to per doz. Tukeysdull
nj GX697c perIh.
LIVE s1OCk-Recepts 20 Hogs To- Cattle. The con-
tinucd duaess In cyes in New York renders The market
vesy heavy. and shippers holding off, Prime Cattle will
Eo, bring e33ss. Hogs scace and In good demand
ut 3.a59s.sp. sales we1e;
Is Mogz ascra llE It's
| Is ~ .......-.--.s..-.....'-.. 1|%
10 Caiue 1tg ~ .
I y l1u o*-V
, 1860-06-29

~".Tp0Tn nc rrNrITrAr1s n13H
Ill Hhn1P1 PnrAT1iN n II n n ~
HELMI3LDG.s G t:tI!} B!1GHH 5or ,s tne ksnt91.
Ef>9Rs R 3EGIiX {er {or " D5sgsy;
EtAsk$ ESS ESSH% +: Z: !;s y:ea.
HE!MhSIB:! ;:TSHT! f. f. Mtak S Sf5ssS; E, ill.,
GHT EG'TT .sE .sE aEs 4 ssss bs;:se'
nEtMntP nstMHotPs EEG1!S E, Ssst Tss
IIELMEOLpS EUcHIt for Dryntrs Of the skin.
1zEtaSttRS HEtat SyS88 E; k,Sa 4 ..,
SSS$ S;ss = ::5
.L5 II Hgcg df hfeesSe' a''e'0s l'0
EEN4LkKs ;EN4ik$ FENAtEs-FEEMMAAtEs. IFEN FEMA1Es.
OLD Oh aoofsl fLxfiSts a!Ga aAKltiadE. W ~o' A@
TAKE MI MOKE riLLS
THEY ARE or NO AVAIL
1ELABoLDs EXTRACT hucEU
tsTIlEy VERY BEsT REMEDY In THE WORLD
s osSg, y sss ss'tr Ut arising from
DECLINE sE. Or o4.t4ax. c,aASoe .nsxe of LIFE
NO FAMILY SHOULD pE WITHOUT IT.
Take M ncre rsan. Mercury. or Unpleasant Medicine
wr'wno1,m.s ,YI Inp.,u' :,au rxTranT ntrcur ouREs
cUCr1r,v4 rnrSnsxEv
;. ..,,..,,, s.,rc1 AZ u,t,e Evnc,.e.
Little or no change Of Ds'; 10 Inconvenience
AND No EXPOSURE
,spor rig E,.rt, ~. Et-t.ryr7 f,- tx,.s..,
se L. hEah hsn;L in1riset n - 1o1 '1eese
as's!ne tFe1n !apt' 1H""ke0 ~
KY YOUNG AND OLD,
- 81
And for diseases arkns ro1 habits Of dtSs1uatfnn. It
moves all dlsthasee: anu VII ie,cie 'hs pa1e-t
" ts iii iEi i,1f DS EyT;as:T ntCiifj for diseases
aul affection. u. tie vt distressing rh..ac,er
Cse ~ ~ - ~ 10 haul '|oeA'o 'o' ." ~
'>NAo ....,.v or-.e.
, 1860-06-29

lIy TxLECpAru1 MILWAUKEE, JUNG e8.
~he+t and -four dull ard na:tive. No. whc-t eost ut
3l.I3 IN ff1re. ......
Kece:rts 80 bb's -four, II ,tsJ tu whca'.
Shipments i.0J4 tblA -uE. a. 100 bu wheat.
, 1860-06-29
COMMERCIAL.

TsrEspAr Eyxa1Ko, June 48 1aSo.
Tho following are the receipts and shipments
for 4hs last tYepty. four hours:
, 1860-06-29

hot CORN WILL NOT PAY.
I1s1LvEsTER AARsH, msnuhauser Of and
dealer In Caoric Dried aran. al feed. g. The Arsl
mse. Ca1koes Of Ctrn for Foreign Shipment Dried 10 II
to original guilty to any olt On the Ocean
je7@dS8Iy
, 1860-06-29
351ptHHBe8.

7EApkkH8K8. --
T0R THE G0Tn pTcTANS
n oAs AAAA 0AA$ 1ehS1AoNS D |
l. -
ronfra1 nvnrln~d
~A~AA O'1AaAhW
-.
California r. Fkkg7& Fg0E
-er-r~ -1,rr.>,
ouRrcr No. so nE&RRoRn~xr.
Passengers and FREIGHT to Pixies Peak
SAFETY. CERTAINTY AND SPEED.
- 1a41' 11-'0 ~
Tha Courier or ths ponv E,4es.- t.sve. St, Joseph.
fna nn,y and -, ~. tht ~ ~ Es sr.rf.
and Eritte, ytst sit Iafr INV ss.,nn FIoyd Carsoo
, 1860-06-29
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

x.vrrora avn MICHIGAN CANAL.
RRIyED................June u.
Senator LASalla 1s5 tons coal-
1rtaxx Ottava s.eO0 bu oats. and Jos b7 barley.
j l. Alexander, Lockport, 4.797 hu cora
Col aiearns Athens. 10 c ; 4imehklon stone.
Kescue, Athens, Is ) dimension stone.
EARED.,,,,,.,.......Junec e.
Jor<t, IAssue, light.
pratde Queen. Ottaw7, 7k0ea n iunbsr.
cean spray, Ottxvz 81 1os lumber and IS N th!tsles
r A Thfnop Joliet. % n f1ih.
Una,boldt, Joliet, II 8i8 Il lumber.
W hrpwn, Lockport, raxsrnkefs.
Col Ste1rns Athens. light,
Rsxcue. Athena Light.
, 1860-06-29

pUFFAlO & LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. shortest aa.i best snute to ":.lo M
other Eastern. cites.
Train i+avinr ihxa.o =: >:o0 r.,n D.,rc, AT 30
stves u Iudslo II s:+p mr.. My ys1k $, 1:'s lit
ton 70; ett.n.: with y. L. t'-ntt r ,nsHl:,, t.
n Erie 'Ea'u. xaux E14t. Tick-,+ VIA Il. .',.r'
se obtained ut the Cnsou Eepot. II. S.s:AIsfEE,
fei&'b01y ten: M,c .scz