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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-13
Glasgow Male Institute

glasgow Male institute.
VIM. T. DAVIS, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
1T. ]. HUGHES, A. B., ASSISTANT.
THE Third Session of this Institute s~
L will commence on the second Mon 10y
day IN September next, and continue ASl&y
twenty weeks, exclusive of the Christ 80
mas recess.
Primary English, including Geography,
English Grammar and Arithmetic per
session '......'.. '..... $50 M
Mathematics, and other higher English. Is 90
Greek or Latin with any of the above..... 90 90
Contingent fee per session $500. ........ / 90
1t Is our expectation to.have, by the commence
ment of the term, apparatus sufficient 10 illustrate
the principles OF natural philosophy, ETC.
No deduction will be made for lost tune, ex-
cept In cases of protracted illness.
Pupils from distance can obtain boarding IN
town or in the vicinity, on reasonable terms.
VIM. 7. DAVIS, .l
iulY19, 1860 PR1NcipAI.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-13
MEDICAL.
THE GREAT
SOUTHERN REMEDIES.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
Compound Pectoral of Wild Cherry,
For the complete cure Of
COUG MS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRON-
CHlTlS, INFLUENZA,


Splitting of Blood and Consumption,
It's RAPIDLY advancing in The estimation of the
L public. 1t is no empirical nostrum; its COM
poneIt principles are made known to the entire
medical faculty. 1t is prepared accurately from
ian. and has proved itself to be the greatest ram
edy for all diseases of the Lungs ever discovered;
and wherever it has been introduced it has made
cures which are perfectly astonishing. 1t is bound
the public. Testimonials are daily being sent in
to the proprietors, of cures effected even after
physicians had abandoned every hope. single
trial will convince the most iucreduous Of its eff
ficacy in curing that class of diseases for which
it is designed. Why is it that so many die every
year of Consumption, or some other disease of
the Lungs? Because they neglect its sure fore
runner-a "simple oOld,"-whlch might be easily
cured by the prompt use Of single bottle Of DR..
John BULBS compound Pectoral Of Wild Cher
ry." We say, therefore, Try it, by all means
If this does not cure you, nothing can.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-13
NEW GRIST MILL.
Mo

Glasgow, MO.
THE undersigned have their new GRIST
L MILL in full operation, ready to do all
kinds of
Grist Work for Toll.
and will try TO be prepared to do our work with
neatness and despatch, and solicit share of the
custom work of the country. We will always
keep supply of good Flour and Corn Meal for
sale at the market prices. Wanted few hur-
bred bushels of good Wheat for which the Mar
ket price will be paid. Be sure TO call at the
City Mill, Glasgow, Mo.
feb9 ENGLISH & SIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-13

The Family Ca
thartic Pill is a gentle
but active Catbartic,
which lthe proprietor
has used in his prac-
tee more than twenty
years.
The constantly in
creasing demand from
those who have long
used the Pills and the
satisfaction which all
express in regard 10
their use, has induced
me 10 place them
within the reach of all.
The Profession well
know that different
Carthartics act on diff
erent portions Of the
bowels.
The Family Ca
thartic Pill has, with
due reference TO this
well established fact,
b e e n compounded.
from a variety of the.
the purest Vegetable.
Extracts, which act.
alike IN eyerv mart Of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-13
SANF RD'S
FAMILY
PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, air tight, ond will keep in any climate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-13

(S the alimentary canal,
w and are good and safe
p in all cases where a
Carthartic Is needed,
. such as Derangements
of the Stomach Sleep
be Iiness, Pains in the
Back and Loins, Co.'S
2S tiveness, p ain and
Soreness over the
Esj whole b o d y from
sudden cold, which
~ frequently, If neglect
led, end in q long
- course Of Fever, loss
81 of appetite, a creeping
sensation of cold over
the body, restlessness,
Headache, or weight
in the head, all inflam-
matory d i s e ses I,
iT worms in children or
-, adults. rheumatism, a
- great purifier of the
81 blood and many dis
eases to which flesh is
IS heir, too numerous to
u mention in this adver-
. tisement. Dose, l to 3.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-13
PRICE ) DIMES.

IT ELkkLE a DIMGSs
The Liver InyIgorator aud Family Cathartic
Pills are retaled by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
S.T.W. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
sept6-alt.m. EOS Broadway, New York.
, 1860-06-18
.Finantiat anu Grou1n1ercial.
MONETARY.


E4.7.nAY Eyxr1xo, June f6 LEO.
Thc general money market Of the city is be-
coming sensibly easier. Operators outside
Of the banks report it difficult 10 hnd enough
sstlsfaetory pape- for discount We afe told
that paper made by certain parties-such in
{aot q seldom il ever make it--would be taken
At 10 per cent Best business paper can be
PLAYED at about GA per cent per month; II
would be an outside figure. The banks have
, 1860-06-18

in consequence Of the small stock in tue mar.
Ie.. Sugars arc quiet, but firm. No sales are
reported 10 dav. Provisions There were GALES
to day Of 120 hhds bulk shoulders, aud 1e0 hhds
bacon on ?. t; and Of 100 hbas bacon In lots at
s1@sao for shoulders, and 1otc for sides. Lard
il higher. There were sales Of 40 bbls to-dny
at l9c. Meas pork il heid at t1s@l5.25. There
is nothing doing in whisky.
Wool IN W1scost1x.-The wool tsade Is quite
active here. Buyers are plenty, and ne prices
range IRON twenty 10 forty CENTS Rastrsof0a
Democrat.
The new wool clip comes in slowly, hndlng
10 he quality of tho article, from rs to 40 cents
per poand.-Fon da Lac Rrtss.
Wool is coming into town. and buyers
have The cash to pay for it. Farmers may be
sure Of finding a good market here 'or this and ID
WooI brings from 80 to 8sto per pound. accord
inc to uuaiity,-Ft, Atifasoa Stanford.
, 1860-06-18

the Japanese Embassy.
New Yoak, June 1e-Tbe steamship Wander
derb,lt sailed this afternoon for Southampton
and aavrs, With 400 passengers and 81 100000
In specie.
=, Joseph Blunt, the well known iawyer, died
tnls moraing, aged 65 years.
The Japanese Embassy arnTed at Anaboy at
12:So, where they were received o5 tue new
York Committee, who were waiting on board
the steamer Alida, which lett very aoon alter.
2:4o. No unpleasant incident occurred through.
out the journey from Philadelphia: 4 plenti-
ful collation. was provided on board the Aida
By the liberality Of tho Messrs. Leland, Of the
metropolitan uoteL
The arrival Of the boat at The Battery MAS
greeted with the shouts Of an immense con-
course Of people and salutes from the forts and
military on shore.
At 3:lsP. n. tho procession moved from the
Battery, passing up Broadway through crowd
estimated to number from 400 900 to 800, 600
New York and Philadelphia Committees, rode
in open barouches, and were escorted by di.
vision Of military, comprising all Of our most
effective regiments and numbering upwards Of
6.000 men. At AIS the whole line had passed
the head Of Wall street. All the windows aud
roofs from the Battery to Union Square. and
throughout the other streets through which the
procsssion pissed, we're crowded with specta-
tors. who greeted tho embassy With cheers and
waving Of handkerchieis. No accident or dis
turbance las thus fa. occurred
The Jananese are delighted with their recep-
ton aud quarters at The Metropolitan. Tie
hoteli il illuminated to night with 5000 Venetian
lights, covering the entire fronts on Broadway
and Prince airees. On being shown to
their quarters they were astonished with
their sumptuous appearance. The decorations
include tie Japauese coat Of arms and many
characters, embodying Japanese sayings. They
are to be serenadsd tonight, BY a band Of one
hnndret pieces 0ne Of their artists this ere.
ming took views Of the hotel and the military
gathered on Broadway,
, 1860-06-18
Daily ResieE of Chicago Market.

SATURDAY Er1S1sG. JuEe 1t.
FRs1aHTs -E,esdy. schss coEne!a and r. II. Mason.
corn T. TO Buffa:o atac.
FLoUR-hece!pt. LAS bbls: shpped, 4s7 bb's. Nsr-
Sales were: 20 bills "Genssss" White Winter .xtla At
$500 del bis fair Sp Ing extra at n 20 del! leo Ibis
Cn!'n" supesdne Al *s+a:K
wHEAT-Recespts 1oa1s bu shipped. none. M&1ket1
Qec1owe4. Sacs zoo hu Wisconsin ext.1C1ub Al at4
IL store 100 bu MOL Spring 1t q cox store; 1000 bu
No. Spring st Ito IN stoe Loo bu do. at s1hc. In
4tote 90bu do &c. In store foo hr Rejected At Csc.
In store 800 bu DO at Sc In ttore so bu do. at 90 In
store. Wheat in baEs du. Sales we're: 80 bu Club at
si0s; 800 hu No. Spring At slo3; 10) bags At elo1;
800 bu II slIo.
coRS-beceiot., 6ssis bu: shpped % 30 au. Market
Nc. lowet and inactive. Sales 39oo0 bu No. at
4c In store 800 bu d.. Mt 4: IN ttose 10000 bu do.
In stor o bu do. 1t sc. In ftose 900 tu No
41e In store 800 bu co. At 4sa IN so,e 600 bu
Re3stsd 1t &C. IN store 700 do at i4:. In ttoze.
OATs-Reee:tss, 4slo hu; shi7psd, eco bu. Mszka.
d:l and nomIa1]y lower. Sales were LOO bugs No,
at Soc. dtt.
NYE-Kecelpta sbu. Nominal at tsQ6sc.
BARLEY-Recept.. I'll bu, Is bskB No. At &c on
track. Luls Of no demand. =
H1GHw1Nts-Rseepta - b1.s. 81 bsls city II 1sI5c.
MES PoRK-SomlaA at sl;t27ls.oo.
LARD-SoulnA1 nj like.
TALLoH-Kectlits, slolbs. $50 ttr country ut &C.
uIDE5-Kece pta $50 lbs. A.1ket qulEt Green Ga.-
e 41lleA EA.ke0 d1lC&
Green saea Cali Skim, 9e: Dsy Flint Hides, 15c; CO.
| trimmed 15xc.
WOOL Receipts. 115o lbs. In coed demand; 1eQ0 lbs
unw1st cd half.bloodht1ec,
GUTTER-Dul md dzoarlng. is pigs prime At los; .
| DO good At &c s.18 do fair at EXC.
EGGS-1n tair demand at &c per doz.
1oULTRY-Chlckeat, 4l-s7h@:.oo Z doz Tu.keys &c
Fn.
POTATOEsa39 bu Neahannocks IT Sc.
DRIED &TPIES-CR]es hFo f.
WHITE F4sH-Duu Al Il for No. and $s..5 for No. e.
Trput, No. / 4aQa.
, 1860-06-18
ANOTHER MYSTERY COME TO
Light.
Death.Red ConfeARton---StartlIn De-
VeiUpmentS.

The residents of Duchess county are now
taboring under great excitement, caused BY the
confession Of dying man in Beekman, in that
county, to participation in horrible murder
which taok plac. nearly twenty years sgo, The
particulars up to tho latest accounts, are rs fol-
lows: 4 man named Hcnrv aarring On, an old
resident Of Beekmau. Duchess county, has for
some time past been fast declining By consump-
tion, and on Mondxy night breathed. his last
Before he expired, however, he appeared in
great agony, something apparently weighing
heayity upon his conscience, wntn he al last
exclaimed that he could not die without making
acanfess'on. Fire or ak persons who were in
the house at the time ut once came around the
bed of the dying man, when be commenced
with the account Of a terrible deed Of blood.
He proceeded to state that, come eighteen or
twenty years ago, he and another nan (both
then employed in the Beekman Iron Factory
were in The factory woods ouo afternoon. when
ape 1dlar aned LIE was eean coming in that
direction, and it was at once agreed between
them tn waylay, murder, and then rob him,
when they should bury HIM in tie woods, and
carefully 'stlove all traces Of the deed. This
trudglng along with his pack upon his shoulder,
and singing gaJly, when the muEderers rushed
fFcm their hldipE place, struck him senseless
q the grouLd d. and then deliberately dashed out
bis brains: lie was at once taken up and bur-
isdl the Factory Woods, when, as agreed upon
~ tAGt0, All - 1Nes ~ kuI utEA WEfE CAREFULLY
oblitesa ed, after which they took different d.
rectious AID returned to the village
Before the conscience stricsen wretch could
finish his confession, death sealed hia lips, but
enough had already been said by him, as to his
associate in crime, md tue place where Lee was
buried, that but little more could have been
added. The man whom Harrington accused
ma being implicated with him IN The deed. left
Beekman very suddenly eight or nine years
s.nce, and from that time to this has peverbeen
heard from or seen. The affair will be thor
ouxa1y Investigated. and sometime this week
aparty will start cut for the Factory Woods for
the purpose Of searching for the body Of the
murdered peadler.
There is little doubt brt that the above is re
liable, as several yet lire in Duchess county
who we'll remember "Lee the peddler," and
that he suddenly disappeared about twenty
years since. and never again made bis appear
auce IN this county. The sudden disappear
ance Of Iarrir Rton's associate, the unsettled
mind Of the confessor, and the confession itself,
all hear witness that the murder was committed
without dorbt, and thnt every word uttered
was t1uth,-N r Tribune.
, 1860-06-18
The Chicago UnfTersity.

three days session Of the Fox River Bap-
tist Association terminated on Thursday last,
at Warrenyille, Dupage County Among other
important business, The Committee On Educs-
tion reported the following, which we're unani-
mously adopted:
R<solr<d, That the object comprehended in
the permanent establishment and complete en-.
dowment of the chicago University commends
the enterprise to every lorer of sound learning
and mental development, and calls inpeeatively
upon every member of this body to give to It
,h.ir united prayers and their most liberal con
trlbutions, that By union of effort aud oneness
ofpurpose the work may be pressed forward to
successful and glorious termination.
=, Rt1olrfd, That The Ladies' Baptist Education
Society. contemplating as its object the raising
of funds 70 aid worthy Young men IN preparing
for the ministry, is feature in ministerial ed.
ucation, noble aud praiseworthy. as it is new
snd peculiar, and that it addresses itself at once
to tho warmest sympsthies aud most heartfelt
cooperation Of al the sisters within the borders
OF our Zion.
, 1860-06-18

bT TE1nahArn.1 CNxw Toxx, June I&
reg nj about previous Ices While crnnon and ned
nj etAde- Of we>t"tn and ltw.r. Sales e1
bls at to.11 Euper star: l0@b . .xtta Bat eIe0
G}b ~ III =. Ntssern SHos3 ttF cormnu to medium
II. V tern; tst@3 s cr shsrp re brands ext O.
tor Western. Canadian dour in rnods,xs demand AID
market without material * Ion. Saes Of bbls at
Is tore mme to ho!ce xlr.. Ey fnur a1Y
nd unchanged with mode elea 1t . a. 80 fer
mnn to cso:c- sUper Ctrn M a On ct And unchanged.
GKA1u--*heat about 1c To- with moderate bus!ress
DON. for export. !ou bu M club. at.2lt -;
la lu choice do. ii q win cerain ..soAot
sder tons to tie puc aser lao0o R.cl1s sprirg. el
30. tisa I'd state sl.:s: I.too ant wesse1n,
Silt: d. 90 whi'a Htuthe on p. I. Rye, Quht ii
e3c Bsriy ul aud ntntpsl Corn dull and lower; ta1e
s: 90 bu. &c Il 'seutd: 6:Xaa6sKc for sound n1ed
"sstsr oats IN sa9dsts'e stQue as3se canadA East;
f.uvs1oxsPo sunlI and heavy With sales Of 400 brls
el511&ls96 TOT newt Mes 20 for dMe' 1851
@t3'a OF new frme s1o !. 60 for Old tme Beef
eausly Prime. ~ for country es ,a13loIo tor
packed Mas. II ao@l: 20 extrs Ms Prime Me-a
!eel dull std n5ul. Beef very dull 1t 10 0eal3O0
foE Vest m u to&l3 for State. Gu. NtAs gu e znd
,.t,dv =, .ai,s - pax; as for thouldt sxaeHc
ses ~ h,!s It llk6l4e But er tellipg ii xalecf
ohlo loc for st4 thc, dull "a ivc for inie,lr
to nr.tle.
Gzocxst.s-Conee quiet and We can only tca,n Of
salta ~ hto q tsHc Moase- saea Of lou hh4s
xs!e, ,:49 4 uba Nuae.vado. i.ss eisycd cuha nd
s6ss P-Eo Rico and s9ls bills If ali kIds ue.r heavy
9uet .2~s do net txetsd l3h hh st 6x6:X Cub:
'rto Rtco Stcek amouu1s t. $50 hhl< sugar in.
s!aes b.A1 - *na 74oo bags. Rice dull saies Is
GclCcA, 4k4$4 caSh.
, 1860-06-18

LEkCH 4 TO-. No. :. Stai+ street, Bos.ea.
H. II. HOUSTON. ti.al frei1-l Azt phi!*:elra:..
l. L. EuEpT, Ge4"1 :efc' 4akt ghilsieith'a.
T1o9. A. sEff'I. ITEM *n2't- Atr~rI IN J,..Sttv
, 1860-06-18

Agricultural EanCQlOu.
4 committee appointed BY tho Illinois State
Agricultural Society, and the Illinois StEte Hor-
ticultural Society, to call convention Of those
interested in the subject Of furnishing agzicul.
tural education for the people Of this State.
hare given notice that such convention will be
held 1t Bloomington, On Wednesday, the eth
day Of June inst, at 2 o'clock, P. u. We ex-
tract the following from the cali:
lhe various County Agricultural Societies,
and all organized Agricultural, Horticultural,
and Mechanical Associations in the State, hare
been requested to appoint delegates to repre-
sent them in the Convention. But while the
committees are desirous that such societies
should be represented. they By no mesns wish
to bo understood as limiting the cali to such.
They hope that a]l persons who are interested
in the subject Of Agricultural Education will be
present as their own representatives, and aid in
devising measures for the establishment Of a
permanent system Of agricultural education, On
a apractcal and economical basis"
The duty Of The State to furnish the meana
for at least certain amo ant # education to all
It's citizens, has come to be universally admit
ted and the muni-cence Of the General Gov
eminent has provided fund, now held By the
people Of this State, which is to be applied to
tie higher educational wants Of the public.
4ue Legislature mas Recognized tue pfopf1ety
Of applying the fund to tie purposes for which
i was designed, and have very properly estab-
lished the first department of an University, in
the Normal School, now in successful operation
at Bloomington. Next to supplying teachers,
educated for their profession, no other object
Of instruction interests SO large proportion Of
the inhabitants Of this S nte as that Of agricul-
tural science No department Of humsn indus
try in which so many are directly engaged e1-
tsts, as that of Agriculture; and upon iss sue.
cessful prosecution the prosperity Of all de-
peuds.
The following is The programme for the week,
which will thus be made most interesting
throughout
Tuesday P. w. ne edth.-Annual Meeting Of nl:nols
NA'u'a! tfidosJ Saeley.
IA nral Ut tst1rT society.
weuae.day. a: II Jun. e;sa-seezuac papers hefors
Mutual H!a cEy Stt.ty.
.daesdag, N-Conrenton Of friends Of Agricultural
Education.
Thurs ~. Jane e.,h-Examnsson Of cl1sses IN Sta.e
Normal un1vFI9nY.
Thursday Eyen g-td!ress OF p: alteEt Hill, Of An.
ioeh College, beloEe Literary Soees OF Nom Cntres.
Aty.
rridav. L. ", June :ath-Gsadoasne Exercises Ct Nor
msl un.ves.lt5.
, 1860-06-18

omp,atise tt1ten o. the Imports It Forrixn DRY
G sod- ii the poss Of New YoEk fGf tie eek md
J4u. lst:
ror'h.west:. ., 1ess e,, 1s:e 1870;
Tl1own on ms,ies........ 47s';di esl.lss l.s1,o+I
Entered q tue port .ea1:7.41c 4abs4os1 tsBsae
Thrown on tue uusttet. 3 '<tb7 <9ty7o:3 416o1osa
The tntres Of ods urapton have suddenly In
cra>e'. ha' eens1'- mostly Of Ga r,lss Tr.ds now
e1asinx i ekal win !rg u2-hr ha, years b1snea..
str,kl.3 talan-%, e.urtn< pr H.. TIE fe,so' has
betu 10 the 10 t4lcfsct Souaa hnuf anxious
70 slose out 'ber ttoek. but - at = 9reat a.al
se4to' an6 { 'soe5 style 9. ths nssng s.hon
+huSef. here r. TIE Wec1n or sst.t1 cen'!al sses
ullneaF III ugh tLea.fve or'rs cot good have
been r!ven IT fuur. .lvers-s ysep.embcr. .ha
ofe Il n fR9c4 tnues 'A1gt-.n1l ~outh AMERICA
and China; r. bm..!o. Z NE Enprrcs ot c'aa 10
teqen ii ett On th. !hin: ate At !. event. no a!.
tm Z han II aeted. whlc Litter lave declined tite.
u lis ilve for tulnlmea. Of psss o.den New ID r
me.es ii are lss4 acve for lgn ods hut heavy fa
20 d. aIe tnc.aAag Ii demand There ye. No indl
.ts Of the ch..Acter or txent OF tha fA mpoiatots
, 1860-06-18

PHitAD1LrurA, June 15.-To.day the jana
nese visited the Custom House, Cornelius i
Bakers extensive chandler mauufactory, and
other places Of interest. The servants baye
been engaged all day ia packing up. Their
apartments arc kept strictly private.
Tits evening the Mayor had a priyote inter-
view with the Ambassadors to bid them fare
we'll ConRratulatory speeches were made on
both Sides The Ambassadors expressed them.
selres pleased with their visit, having obtained
much valuable information.
There was grand torch,light procession in
honor Of the strangers to night Several thou
sand men were in The line, including forty eu-
Rlne companies, their machines beautifully iliu-
minated and adorned, and The streets through
which the pageauts moved seemed like ons
grand mass OF pyrotecanical fre. The Japa-
nese eylnced much delight 1T the brilliant spec
tacle, which they enjoyed from the hotel bal
cony without disturbance. One fire company
had a mounted imitation Of "Toumy." in the
shape Of mulasto dressed up for the occasion,
on the machine.
The Embassy will be accompanied to New
York By special committee Of the Councils,
PHILADELPHIA. June 16.-Tha Japanese lsft
the hotel at $50 4. y. for tho wharf in excel-
lent humor- On their nITival at ths wharf thar
we're crested By an imucnss crowd nathered
to take farewell look. Tho steamboat was
RAily decorated With streamers, and the ahin.
ping put its holiday suit on. ALL Camden turn.
ed out to see the strangers. and 1t WIS with
difficulty that they we're ablo to reach the Park.
A specinl tram left ut 10 for Amboy. At eyerT
station On The road Grove. assembled to wei
come them.
, 1860-06-18

ryop Eeptun+ sa11burY. Bulo. 1890 bu corn. 10 tons
Auk Hse. oroc1ez. F1s.x .en. Pes.uso.
1d1 q r Williams urey f1xt C2baIpe u. .E23 bu &1Su
Brx Curl John son. bal ey's Harbor, blls ud,s
BfT Ma.lncE, .ckr t<ocnsbuFkt. ~ % hu whsat 1900
b corn GO brie Gour. 49,.
Brig 9tssi West steTag', buffalo. g 100 bu corn.
echr Mariner, liatar, II. boyRa1.
Scnr Unon t1rh. Black SKI. 10 hf!s ait $b7E conee,
uEt tu1d doz churas, boxes eoar, b.l crackers,
nack appel.
Schr Queen Of tho Wist, Durn-, Gren Bay.
eehE Ferry uanna, O.. ftd. M1tquetn
Scl : kosa uousuan. Rich 4r s,r vi Ito l. ke.
Sehr Curtis Nj ontco1 cry. bunA 17r0 bu wheat.
Schr Ablka1I 0Conue-. CtAwtof14 T er b1s Line.
tchI Atheutan, NcAdAn, Bu6 A!o, 1900 bu corn.
, 1860-06-18

L4sA1lE:, June 16.-River two feet eight
inches on bars.
DusuoCE. juno 16-Rirer seyen acd q half
feet auo rising. Clear. Thermometer a.,
BuRI1x0ToS, June 16.-Cear. Wind west,
Thermometer 8o. River rising.
, 1860-06-18

WIf you want q good Kerosene or Coal
Oh Lamp, which viii gire the light of eight can
dies, not costing but seyen.eiehths of cent
an hour, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
explosive, 60 to the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
aud Madison. Lard, Solar, Fluid. Lunar aud
ali kinds Of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
iel5-lm
, 1860-06-18

RELIEF FOE CAxAScaE The Rev. George D.
Toung is appointed to solicit aud receive aid
In provisions, goods, clothing and money for the
sufferers At Camanche, Iowa, many Of whom
have lost not only their hnuaes and homes, but
their proyiaions, their clothing, their Ill, By tho
terrible tornado of June 3, 1860 And also
to avlicit and tcceiYe aid to erect church edi-
, 1860-06-18

FaE1a1T ESGAcExEx1s At NEW YoRk-June
16.-To Liverpool, 81 900 bu Whoas in ships
b.Rt. At 6sd, and wo beleve bin ut the same
9ats; Ct the close, ID freely offered for bulk
room. but rcfused 1000 bbls Flour, 1s6d-the
gong sate u LIT; 81 tcs Beef or private terms;
oy steamer. $500 oxs Cheese b0s 800 pks But
1er. y 6o9 400 bxs Bscon, $50. To London,
1ooo ob's Elons on private termst 500 bbla do
q za8d !o0lesgow, II, 600 bu Wheat ut 74d@
2&d. IN Shippers bags.
BALTIMORE MAnxrra-Juns s-Flour-The err
sEsre sales to'day Of 400 bhls Howard street.
md 4o0 b5Is Ohio superhns at &. 6.6o-a decline.
COLES II very firm, but no ssiaa AZ being 1nadsa
, 1860-06-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

e Go to John Jones, lls Dearborn street
md get your. clothes cleaned and repaired.
ThoJ will be well done and at prices to suit the
tines,
, 1860-06-18

ATTENTION! L!ScoLS RAxGkRs.-You a1e
hereby notified to assemble at tho Chicago
Dragoons' ArmorJ, Armory building. On Mon.
day evening. June 18th. Ut Il. ~, for drill.
AL interested are cordially invited 10 attead.
c. " BArxER, Adjutant,
(1uYrAcn lima 1f 1R7n
, 1860-06-18

NEW ToRx, June l6.---The Herakd has dis
pacth purportiug to be dated Naples, June lst,
stating that Garibaldi agreed to an armistice
with the Royal troops, to terminate On the Sd.
The populace Of Naples were excitedly shout
ing in the streets, "Garibaldi! Victor Emau~
uuel! Sicilyi"