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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-02

and resolution, saying they cast an imputa-
ton on the committee, which might be true
or false.
The House then, after call of the House.
proceeded to vote for a printer Whole
number of votes, 1911 necessary to choice,
Sc. Ball, 81 ; Glossbrenner, 92 Mitchell,
10; the latter received the South American
and some Republican votes.
On motion of Mr.. Vallandigham, a reso-
luton was adopted instructing the commit.
tee on public lands to inquire into the causes
OF the great delay in issuing land warrants
and instructing them to take such measures
as may be necessary as a remedy. The
House then adjourned
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, February %. Is

WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 80, 1860.
We have to chronicle degree of inactivity
in business, amounting almost to complete
stagnation.
variety of causes seem to have combined.
just at this time, to produce this result, promi.
nent among which may be mentioned the very
unfayorable condition of the roads, which in
this vicinity are almost entirely bare of snow.
and so rough as to be very trying to loaded
wagons. Receipts Of produce are consequent
ly quite limited.
Wheat and Oats are a little dull. Flour is
quiet. the supply rather exceeding the demand.
which is only for the city consumption. Gro.
ceries firm, but inactive
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UNION COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.-A union
has been effected of our two Commercial
Colleges" and the institution now establish
ed will be under the superintendent of Mr..
o. F. Carver. Mr.. M. D. Sproat is the
Professor of Mathematics, and Morris Lam.
prey Esq, the Lecturer on Commercial Law
and Commercial Science.
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TELEGRAPH MEETING.-One of the most
interesting discussions had this winter at the
rooms of the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton, was that of Saturday evening last.
The subject was the Telegraph. Many of
our leading citizens were present, and parti-
cipated in the discussion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-02

In 1856 Fremont carried Connecticut by
5,lO5 majority in 1858 BUCKINGHAM, who
is again the Black Republican candidate for
governor this year, by 2,469 majority, and
IN 1859 by only 1870. A proportionate
loss this year will place the Democrats upon
the winning side.
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NO.1PRIME EURs AND SKINS

Rec;itied, z gall ....29d 8
MonongaheIa....S0 SAP 10
/ Old Bourbon Isl 5U(d3 90
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nlar1-w6w
CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-THE

" Craftsmanship heretofore existing between SAN
BORN, FRENCH LiIND, having been dissolved by
the death OF NJ Theodore French the business of the
old Firm Will be closed out by the surviving Partners
JOHN r. SANBOKN & CHARLES q. LUND and ali
persons having claims against said irm, hereby
qnested TO present the for adjustment and pay
ment And all persons indebted % said firm are re-
qussted TO call and make settlement OF the with
out delay. VIVA
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have this
day formed and entered into a cOpartnership for he,
transaction CT Law Business, and will continue To do
business the office of the old firm Sanborn French
L Lund, under the and style of SANBORN 4
LUND."
JOHN b. SANBORN.
CHARLES c. LUND.
Saint Paul, February 9th, 1860. feb2S-d6w2g
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-02

SEVEN hundred Industrious individuals
gain respectable livelihood in the State of
Ohio by manufacturing counterfeit money.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-02

THE San Antonio CTexas) HeraM men
tons gentleman who took charge of
flock OF sheep in 1856, valued at 81 ZOO and
that, by diligence and good fortune had
made that stock worth $4,000.
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Irared expressly for this Paper 0n1cOrrected foi7y 5
Beoan'oM and Gordon, GrOcers and Commission MeT
chants Thiyd street. -
, 1860-06-06

QvicK Rrn-The n. I. Conany's tcEew steamer 4Hah-
tpau Can't. r.. npklns has made the from Milwau
kte to this port In drr days n os9z, The captain
th.t when any connecting line makes better time h- stands
'cay to .eat II. TIE hi<ta md Akren ase for Upper
laAs potts this eycntDg-usrtRo 1fmes,
, 1860-06-06
New York Market.

Dr Tr.1oa4ru,1 Nxw Yo.x, June s.
FLorn-Msrk.t to-day = sl4ada lover will uod.rate
hoe trade feusnd and limited export l.q7!ry Sales 1850
state s3 .93 IS for super We.ten Is fsr csn.
maa 10 u1caurn extra Western s3HxSG iof rhippta.
Steady ss<s ~ M LIS sste ser stof st
plies within fe Canadian dour may also be quoted
50 s Il sas: nh s T. eo. g.
EXTRA kyt n.ur cnntiuues steady with al sal+- ess
5ss5 Sc y. .sa; e;
st7TstE IS ~. fuEcheGEs.
,he later priee. inc ulnx staa parcel. Il a.
Gs.,N-Whe hea'-Ma1k.t rcarc,ly a. hr1n while prices
ssisas s%
q st. eoo ia amor AehEsn u l+v. 10 bu white Can
e. sss H. e I'd ess
Bas'cf 1a and heavy II e2soe Coru mere plenty md
lo-s ,Tu S DONG: sae. lsso bu i 6aa
wh'ls soa. md dui soG ise IL. west
Fig. 90 !. du!l ara ea.er. ,wlh .ale1 Of 1000
qcint;fA, 1T st Geo e. = ai2s Asetesd have also d.
Hinks-AAkts quit and rriceA gent rnlly are without
aasts,o,s-posk dull heavy and 1omlna]; sale. 1sa1b,
cousi. psme ss@: couaty mss.. I'D i n Pc.
Is Beef hams dull. sa'es sua: sil2 seas loal5; ess
= IT &c eqt nsSis ar yesy ag s1st Ie1e - Packages
Hei: IL. hs; Butter quei 100 l;eV ic 90 SAT-
stete aeady :⁣ ;GaoE9lls-cdee Market for Clio II
%ps1ss Ct TT 81 n *re ss;
as RE Kio; Sales toeay 20 lsu Ut s13 Is
81 ~ 81. Is hlas ass t H.
co 6x: rxa; ls. bo1es .sans private terms Moias.
unchanged sales l.a hid. cas ed es3 $50 hid
4bLls n. o. 80 S1ocKssiocfs continue ou t p,cc.
clo,c dr.ae Chicago b. 20; ~: Delaware = W. slX
FL: FL :e.spsx 3 lp IT. 81 Rssa!o{
Aal1e4; I1uds. -; Conds 10 * liavelt49
, 1860-06-06

cent hsavy rains. From the St. Claz River district re
learn tbs. Black River and it, tributaries had rstn and
nsasly N the logs cut gpt down. 20 ell that II r.
quird cause tt4knea In shs lHbe, trads good crops
this sexton and fa1z prices for TIE produce 49,
In ea1soe: the pa.t week las been ra,s.a,ly qutes
Thsss have be4a brt fsv thrpxn On thu uak but The
demsnd has teen se'y auE and there ia no impsovssrt
to aots In prices. The following .se few o: ths saes
made: csro of sehr Sam Hale, om Green Bar, By In
specson. a: o. a. - a. $780, and 4l1oQ; cargo Of scs
Storm Spirit from Mah!ssee cut ID orter ii tsoo for cuts
s3oe Tor common eus and $500 for opg lengths schr
A7nsoon frm Auskegcn, onehalt tlp. at 1850: scbr
Poland. rum Grand Travers+, pA at s7eo schs Magic
from Grand River srs st u Ozone talf caah tAance
70 ans 70 days; Aow Storm from White Lake. Mixed ut
- y; Nht Iue neIe frSn Gand Hve. mixed nj $500
ashr Col. Clover from Grand River. mixed at sc; tchr
Denn'azf from G1een Bay. mostly sp1 At e75o; tchr
HeColind, from M,stexun, mixed 1T t6 co. schr Elean
q. trcm Two vefa At ee.to moAty sspl; cargo from
Gfard River, sniKe', At ts.e3 and ts.S5.
,sHlEg1E5- market continues tuIl md ths.e Isl
material change In pEees p14mr Rogue Rvc1 shinEles
hive s'I 4toas At t:0a Ind Manlsowoc At &1to91.5
ckfEo from Point 6auble VIA soid u cts for AL.
LATH-A Cargo ofLath, per Eeanos, from Two Rlgcrs,
was sd al 4hoat at which h.ure th= market closes
sleady.
rosTs-Webear of cargo Of fair merch a1Ab!e post.
selllg aa oat at *4.t0 s,er 100. ~
The following the caons Yanl quotations Of lumber
lasb, Ac:
E1rHfN FAnA u n<nrkt
, 1860-06-06
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market.

TEEscAf E%EssSc. June .. 1850.
FNElGIITs-Kases ta,inx the Fast week have ruled
,nw owing tho tunber Of vessels the asket The
engagements were a. folows:-oa the sota, rrop Acc.
com II ludao 4c A-lr Farnlam. 10 utao aa 4c;
chr Leader corn Po Cobos@A Al 4c. scf Entcrpse,
corn TO t,4wsso Il" &c; sr Tom Dyer, what to kinEs
1on st &c: schr Huutees To bufa1o ut &C. On thr
lst scbr Copvoy and pr1p Ractnc c"E to Buao vi &C.
cbr Metropolis. corn u Buffalo en- p- In the Isl inst
NJ NoroIn- Lkht ~heat to oswego nj G: schf Gold
1u.tcr cos 10 Oswceo II Gxc sct easco corn 10 Bua
3a,t sxc l,x Nauucy 10 Buffalo nj sHc; scr Mar
,uettc cou to Buffalo al SIC; Achs Lone Star. corn to
f,.. ur t. Dn tie 3D. sch1 Oliver Culver. corn to Buff
fac nj a4c In thc 9Th, hchs L. DHke corn tooSotns
7u,yv nj -xc Te~pAr there but little Inquiry for res
seA and ssses declined about ~: Bark stanna1d takes
cosn 10 Buffalo at &c.
FLoUR-Keccr.s ha. week. n sa5 bbls shipped Ne1e
qba The market dung tie past week has been toeEabs
x4eady under fair inquiry Pittsburgh aud the East
Hprine ex1sas .od = range Of sos med'-
eoiGe but at The elose owing to The hnness Ii
wheat the market has rather upward tendency WtS'
WrtAr Is In mted supply, and sales during
1he wcek been small 1t eses for good While. KEK
1our quit vi 40 a. &.06t tb1, with Light demand.
C.xa MkAL Is IL good supply ard the market ies kaestS
ass1AWs1s.t 10 for Cnbol,cd. aud sa:@a3 Tor Dolscd
Tor*y th.taaskax Was Inactive but arm. 8,les
100 tb,a cha.% spring rxta ut 451 del 70 ttls Cnu.
e,c3a do nj A., dol. & ls good Sptnk extra ii a31o
del 81 bbe Arliu Aaat $50 del; e. btls Premium
Spring Hupernc and 10 bb* cam0a bsanc1 do 1t e-$a
delivered.
wHEAT-Reeeps. last week, 10, lss:.u; shipped s3+A
Ia. The receipts 0f Wheat during tho p>At wesk have
been Light audthc market hax ruled 1 owing to more
<ousaEnx from Europe and TIC Eat h adva1ee
within The wesS u .@she Tho inquiry has bccn ehsefy
for shpnen thtre being lttle speculative Inquiry
opAT slst 'atket opened hs under good demand l~t
At closed quiet. Ea!es Lu No. fpng 1t
s In storc br do II q 06 in store lao bu % At
al1oHin ttote. Hhent In bAss s dull and use market
a'e3 SALES were :t0 IN sp:!ag by sample 1t sio8 On
RACK 20 tags do Il la9. Warm WnEA1 il quiet. With
nfned receipts eevetA lots Of Lad sold BY ssmpe
during I'll" week 1t ttslso. No whtA Winter ones!ag.
brckwHsAF freely esssd It 7s but the.s Lyle OF no
s1emapd.
ooRS-heee!pts1 1ast week til ,bu; shipped ess s;s
The EAstesn markets during ,e pa week have been dn
ad lower but owing To cater receipts here and N aetva
chipping and speculative Inquiry The make. In teen veil
sustaned snd Al tie Close prices Lxhc. ,a,a tbe
ruling quotations week ago. The Ahspmcni. during tic
1a week lave been particularly those Of
, 1860-06-06

LEhEH 3 90. M. = ~::f~ stretf, ii,.son.
II. H. HOUSTON. t;xnf F1rki,. akt Phi;4:t 1ch! !,
. l. l: AnEp GthI tSs;: a:' rl.il4l.l'l.4.
, 1860-06-06
The following are the receipts and shipments
for s:,e lust twenty four hours:

The Corn market to day was very firm, under
q continued activity amoag spectators, and
prices alsanced about !c. Atthe opening there
was a limited demand Tor SHIPMENT, but as soon
ny the N.w York dispatches were received they
withdrew from the market, and It clossd quiet
but grEa. Snes amounted to about 20 900 buss-
els, ut tic for River Yellow in store; 50l@aIc
for River Mixed (. O. L.; 4:c for No. Canal
aloat; 4.!I:sc for No. in store; 45fc for No.
in store; and 4oc for Rejected in store.
Wheat opened firm with good shipping de-
ma1:d, md the market advanced s9lc, but it
closed quiet und ruther weaker. with sulcs OF
about as ,noo bushels ut e1-o5t@l.o7 for No.
Spring in store-the bulk Of the transnc-
tions being at $l.05. The Flour market was
quiet aud firm, with limited transactions at
$tM5.as for medium to choice Spring extras,
7E,d 1915 for common Supertne. Oats were
inActive-buycrs and sellers being still apart.
Rye. .lc. barley quiet.
Freishts are inactive, and the only engage
1oent reported, was bark at 30 for corn to Buf.
falo-wllich is decline of .@sc.
TaE Resolutions were passed this
morning or Change. with regard to the recent
calamity u Albany, Camanchr, and other pla.
ces, and committee appointed to procure SUBJ
Bcriptions.
, 1860-06-06
:Fina1riHl .at31r Gpu1mfrtiaI.


AoSpAi Ev1srxa. junss.
The market for exchange is growing easier
every dav and this morning come of the bank
c7s pr"posed to concede ! from current rates,
viz: II, hut the minority were opposed to the
change. The closeucss Of the market in neigh
boring cities induced the fear that our surplus
here wou!d ut once be drawn down if q decline
was permitted. The demand ia now compara-
1iyelr light, aud if the market continues 10 i'm
Prore, present figures cannot be maintained
beyond thu present week
Currency is still abundant and large amounts
ofrroduce paper would al once be taken. 1.o-
cal accommodations are offered only to a limited
extent and to bes} customers.
Gold II with few sales. Outside tho bankers
therc is worry little doing and rites arc nominal
ut 1lH!1 ncr cent pcr month
, 1860-06-06

uAVuk 1aIEey ine1eased ther Lake fac;e. wll te NJ
pared. on the a1rra Of Ca2al Goods 10 du,n. Tie e
QilnE 1ea5on bAfFeen -'" - =
, 1860-06-06

WAsu1soroS, June 1.-THE entire Official vote
for Mayor will probably not be announced be.
fore midnight, but comparison Of the returns
thus far with those Of two years ago, show that
Wallach, independent, is elected, orerthe pres
ent incumbent Derritt, the regular and anti
know. nothing candidate.
There we're disturbances at several polls. ind
pistols were tired and several wounded and beat
en-. A number Of Baltimore rowdies participut.
ed in the disturbances.
LATER.
WASHINGTON, June 5--The friends Of Mayor
Berritt claim his re election to the u1ayora1ity
by small minority, but Sir. Wallach contests
it on the ground of illegal votes. There is
much excitement On the subject.
Nj. Schell and other officials iu the New
York Custom House hare been engaged in pre-.
pairing Thrift Bill, to be submitted, If deemed
advisable, as substitute for that Of the House
Bill.
According to careful estimate, made in the
New York Custom House, Dir. Morrilrs bill will
produce about eos, 900, 900 on the basis Of Inst
year's imporsations. which corresponds with
the figures Of the Waya and Means Committee.
The came authority reports that one Of the i'm
mediate effects will be to reduce imports, aud
it is expected that they will fall below $780,
100000 -. first year OF its operation.
, 1860-06-06

bAma.
MoSrGoxERr. Ala, June 5.-The regulur
Democratic State Convention assembled here
to- day. The Committee on resolutions report
cd q series TINT we're soundly Southern, dec!ar.
ing that we will take no step backward
The Douglas Convention also assembled here
to-day. lie attendance was large and the e1-
citcment great. During the fist part Of the
proceedings there was considerable yelling,
whls.ling, Kissing, etc. Ar. Cooper, Of Chcro-
kee, made IN angry speech, severely denopnc-
ing such scenes Of disorder and annoyance
Robert IL Potter, of Lauderdale, was temporary
Chairman.
Hon. j. B. Saunders was the permanent
President, OF the regular Democratic Conyen-
finn
, 1860-06-06
Fire in PhfIatleln1,fn.

PH1tAnELrn1A, june 5.-Grnham's Oil Facto-
" en- Fllbert street, near 21st street, WIS &C.
stroyed BY fire this morning, and ten adjoining
houses were considerably damaged. Nr. Gra.
hams establishment included meat packcry,
lard nil factory, lard refinery, cooper shops,
sailing and smoke houses. Loss, $40,ooo-coy.
cred by insurance.
, 1860-06-06

ST. JosEru, June THE Pony Express left
on Saturday night, us usual, with fair number
Of dispatches and full mail Among the dis
patches was one Of instructions from the War
Department, ordering sufficient force 10 be
sent Immediately from Camp Floyd to protect
and keep open the route
, 1860-06-06
sroruae7o in EAutneEw

LOUISVILLE, June "A violent and brief wind
storm, accompanied with rain, this afternoon
did some damage here, and on the Lebanon
branch Of the louisville and Nashville Railroad
it destroyed buildings, crops, wheat and corn,
aud uprooted forests in Dullitt and Marion
cpuuties
, 1860-06-06
E11)rk8HRH,
POAq, FARMER 4 CO."

PoAq, FARMER 4 CO.'S
EXPRESS,
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
Via Hew York and Erie Railroad.
- CURRENT RAILROAD RATES.
0V a" Rztf or HatE an6 Star. :. uxn.za
ii sesn paaaa s'a,r EXPRESS nod Intend
srt ~. VT bss~ag csr,snt .,e. II. p,o.a
NO NO FomeFoy's Building, chlc.ro.
tnh ot SnH ~ -: s1L:aaalnSs aL applJ II ahove.
@a39oo4.4@ 01Bs4iH + cnAsr 4,.,,.
GREAT WESTERN EST r. RAILWAY
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE
For Through Freight oaly.
Y New centEA Crest Western. and Connecting so,t.,
The kosds tormrs this old aad re.hs sousa finn ~.
seas'oaEt anu tha Eett. k.ve ofxaa!zeda 'A@ N''
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
Giving pert ct 1eah lty aad gray .ncrt,aed p.no,ch
TO trkl1-the sra1n4 forming the Line Ea*s and e r
H'th Tx saue E2ty. making toua.ct On. al d.,
terminus Of each lsead Thrcu:h Passenger Traln@
Expn = Lns, VIII q. ". T."
In New York, deliver go,ts At EuIon Elv,r N,,,oa4l
IN L. atn. !sses .ooIsa Bosom aud Worcen4s Kroai
Through liof Ia4:sx :ts.n aa1 Rec!auuai1ons ps n
+ +. BACH. , Agent - uroaawav. New YORK.
oTls k1stbAL1.. Agent, II s'a&4 street. Boston
4. WALLfNGFORp. Western Agent.
Corner AID Dearborn aree Opposite fremont House.
kA!ca&o. nhN-e1-lY
, 1860-06-06
GERMAN REPUBLICAN, PAPER
CAMPAIGN STATS ZEITUNG!

T-c ILLINOIS sTAATS ZEITUSG. published !u Gil.
eag sthe leading German Repuh aa paper In tie North
Wtst. Nhc1.tlly supports LixceL1 aod AaI1x and the
principles o: tie Republican panty. 1t has 'oos been
champion ofthe eau1e Of Freedom It adsocated the Buf
.ao FREE eo rttoru Of 1s&a. It was ao7e the Ont 10
oppose The repeal ofibe Missouri comrromte, and among
the DIST to en under the Tepuoan hammer. to eteek
the alarming asE1r.sona Of the Save roweE-
THE ST4A ZEITCNG
Viii renter emdent I'D 70 the Republican eau,c In the
petdln: campaign. copy Of 1t shosd be placed ID tbs
hands ofevtty t}ean voter in 1llro!s and tie West
TERMS OF THE cAArAIGN WEEKLY:
Single 70
For f1vt Coptes-.... , w
For Twelve coples- %
Fp. Tventr Conr. ,,,.,,.....,f1 90
Addscs., sTAATs ZElfUSG.
n1A14zatxd.lmu Ch,eaco, Illinois.
, 1860-06-06
Tornado III North Carolina,

Tornado III North Carolina.
N1LNasGroS, y. c., June 4.-There WIS ter
rlble blow from the southwest to the northe ast
this forcroon which unroofed few houses,
prostFaied fences and chimneys, and damaged
the river steamers and sailing craft No liSea
we're lost,
, 1860-06-06
ILLINOIS AND m1CHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. June 8 aud t.
l4tene.A La SsIlc. $3.50 bu corr.
) I Clspin. Ii Sale. a35U hu corn,
ltetsin- Ia sale, Sat3 hu corn.~
Nawnctk. II :afle. 1854 tons coal.
tlpeaa, Ottawa, SOY In wheat.
I fksrthIup, Joi,t, Ito tons rA1h.
tseorEe y tington. Lockp4rt- light
lsescue. Athens 20 cubic yts II slnue.
coi. II asnz, Athens. 81 euttc y.s p stone.
.qulla, W. p.nE. clLeD0 lbs Ice,
Tue, la Saie, III hu coEn
Republic. Norris aa77 hn corr. toss eoA3-
Utawn. ottaws. {, uD0 In corn, kegs butter.
1nvr~t1E at1un, Athena, 20 erhle yards ttone.
II Loomis AtLcu: s't cubic yds X stouc.
CIEAEED....,..,.... June ada.
Fmrrrss. Ia S11e. 81 :ss n lumtrr.
t>ccan e,rAy. Ottawa, Us q J1mbef.
Loeklor Lnckrort. 3i,<64 II lunscT 81 m shpEes
T. lE"sthrun. 5. Joliet. 50 lbs n,aetineY.
Rescue. Athens. light.
Col, <tc,rns, Athens light.
Auu{ il. ". St.rjpx. ltxht.
, 1860-06-06

New York Central Railroad.
ALBASr. May 5.-The earnings Of the New
York Central Railroad for the mouth of May
show m incrcsse Of $124,1os.31 orcr the same
month Inst year.
, 1860-06-06

IoS7GoAkRY, June AZ. 8. LYONS is presi
cent OF the regular Democratic Convention
The Committee on Resolutions nre soundly
Southern-"no step backward is the motto.
=. The Douglas Convention is largely attended
II opened with some disturbances and hisses,
, 1860-06-06
MARIN f. JOURNAL.



A1s"A' ~ .o''"'''''''''"''ooe u.
!'sn5' sun. Jameson luH4c. suna53eA.
i'sop t:l9he. Pratt butalo sandtics-
!ror EreEetn CITY CianteFll!, Cnl{nEwood. sundEles.
fErE Mc.tF.: Rye Biz Ssnlle. ls0 nj lumber.
tcht iflue Bellies Hall. GEud Haven, les Iut1~r-
Sehr shcE: 1!ston: C'aMfnrslH r}rT, Seed wood.
SvIs ii Dr: kc Eo.dcn Osdt psbiifxh lcht
:et Seas = : atnuy; ,y ,naycs. Osw e., euan5'cs.
Sch1 llelse11oa. ~ TisF. ~ II ehine!ea
othf y otufeeon lay - III afhbesp
r., = = ga Woon.
sca1 G"aaact cchen anofef baSk Lake a5 n lumber
:ehr - nMsasl. f:assoh. SCUM E4v n, II cn1us woots
Schf iempts' Newton. " hNr Lake. 0 sal're1a ties
Schs nclsolis rAuen: usEeko. ~ t0ns taufoad Eou-
sthtu:tt icn ital!: inSt Col1hth 70 tous cua!
StA iltsn hen. ~ tlef Aatqnette % cests woid.
sehF LaaF .tnes lnSeH. nept'na sN 70 9Hhct.
s.l- !. q St,rsr non.l.,+r vr...,,n o. ~ ,,
S.hr ts:rsh Nav t,sn H. IN - i, Fl ~ '1'ooei
sSatf ST. I'll AGnISs aili Ex0n ia ID IuaSr ii loe1"
Srir Mount VERNON Forrrnsrr 4lanaxop IS m iunhrr
Schr titrruds tt.., Mau1s.ce. m .unstef,.
Schr kllen Pix, H"yt. kaiau'1zo7, Is n. lum!1sr.
self e. ". Crosa: Anorr. O,w1E'. !!g7 bars 1o1.
sth 1Ate1f tse, ftsess.n, "iens t1e' % III lumber.
c1r.prc ,
49,. 4 hD...''''''''''''une' O.
Stmr Cont, Morgan. Detroit, xrndrics,
l'1.p Wenpna Ctnkcy, Butf4lo, 900 bs.s nuuf.
biz Amer G., navis. 1couto. I'LL l.
, 1860-06-06

OSWeS0 Market.
ihT TELEGnAru1 0swrGo, June ;,
FLora-steady, With modesa.e demand for hcnc Lite.
ftoE and eastern trade; 45 25 +x:ra state.
AlH-Wheas d, N. 6ales Last night, GOO In No.
Chicago Srng. at s.1B To-day. a0o0 bu Chicago Spring
A. 4Els; Nv white Can4dfsn, u al.A5 Corn changed
&c. Barley. RE and pea1 quiet.
CANAL FRklaHIs--tteady.. eGc On -four. &c on wheat
SIC tn New York,
1xroETs-f&,6 ,610 bu mn LIDO bu oats
CAsAL E1foR1s-f,00 l:ts A3ur, go bu wheat.
, 1860-06-06

l. AMI tHtGAtNt RA1L.sOAN.
Now ~ p!eteu auG tua tI.1M Clta6u ~ II suIia
V3thoAs Ell nge ,tnIneltnk w1it IT.. great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL KAII.1ntr
To Now York. PEl!asepbla, Ua!tlmrse A'i Aa. E8i0a
City, and atae interior t:sef EeIEss sansa Stw 1tf
say, New York A7syAn.. IS.
Merchants by f1xiHk tAEt roe. Vii! have The eent1k
Ill the E.atern Market 81 no a!Iltit.a rsst.
HzKEaGr chttks.t 'hrs'uk n.
Trains leayr the It1t coynef1t Canal md Van Hu.c1
1tsetts, West Side. - ut'uws:
eNA. y -Morrinx ExrresA daily fScntays excette' s.,
CounealnE asCFvs:'ias with cleveland and Liz, sht:.
Railroad to hunk!fx Har, S,EaFa taii& New Ye,k a:t
Boston. and Ill tnteE't tuwFs"' Nt~ Ensl'nL via New
Iosk Eentraland New fnfk Aid Esie k.lrud..
Also, south Columbus. *sy:fIe. Newark AEunr:
Vernon, 3teubenv!s WEeeux, aui nteEiof:owusof OLu
and virginia.
Tbs aEove train. eonnee. Forest witt trars NJ
River Head to springfield rr,aaa lA,fnn aud !nclrnal.
Also with tralas at L.r.1f -D4ythE art Cfnt 4lEtc
FARE Ao Low A. ANY urliEl. Ka}ITE
P3s1enEeSs boaad Ea>f Will nu th bo:h pl sxstt
and AGREEABLE panf 'h;nKh many IT tLa t1sscst apd
tne4t cities In tho EtHel SlatA.
Passengers arriving ikcaSD any u the soaa vii
Ind chick ths epJ receive cheeks
sud toavey baggage frs Of charge to the Ftsburxf I'D
Chicago c1rN+ Sleeping cars Acton xAnF each train.
TeEats for &ae at A1:Lr principal Ticket BreA The
West and At the Company 4}cc. Of Randi, .nG
Dearborn 1Fee&s opposite the Revera Hoa.e. the
Depot Side, nf Canal xpI Van BuEen stFet
Chicago. ....--.-.
b particular u .&k for tfcssta hy Fort Wayne.
r, y. PATRICK. Ticket Agent,
, 1860-06-06
The Western E.ruresS.

tOwned And operated " this Conpany) viii be run orer
nth The various Ras1oads .nd Abo.e Lines Vt Pg:eers
By Canal. -4
The Cabin and Ste+rage sccammodai!aps rfthe.e se,-
and safety OF passengers.
Fer rates Of Felxet .ud Passage apply to the agent.
Coulr4ny.
A. Es fsadn. EuHo. C,.sIes Slip. New YORK
!! sLate street. Dsfon. Aasor House. Bro lray
lH F!ef.: A!kany. New Inrk.
E.Eulser- .CliCx. 34t Efyes strett Troy
Aow1sf thu"stoh. Albion. " Holmes. .Knhcster.
teanr Co. Ess:. Dunlap Goul Loekport.
7. n md. Il f..r.,,na Steren* X t'h1.c J
Aix Motrts--j o.saa' j.. u. su,sh.... Toltdo.
J. X. Ste1d. .SandusfT ;. a. lTuikns...-..t
J. Hurd xco.. Detroit, johnson 4 Eoterr
uuFbu1t, Kirkland + TO-. Nan'tovor.
M4ektnac. John HSly Naetr E,
1T. Kirkland sheboyksn Kenn+t1 iIer e. Eer ro,La.
J.J TAllmaixsS 'An"a"Aes. Wnuk.x.n.
Hathaway i Penn. Richmond & Co.. t:'arS II.
usccn Nay- C...SI.v.