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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

The Loan of sI,25o,OOo bearing per
cent. interest, advertised for by the authori-
ties of New York, was awarded on Wednes-
day at Albany. The whole amount bid for
was four millions. The fact that this short
Z per cent Loan was taken at premium,
while Government Securities are selling ut
a rate paying 500 per cent. interest, shows
that the Empire State still retains thejustly-
earned confidence Of Capitalists.
NEW York CATTLE MARKET- Thursday,
December 27-The Live Stock Markets have
been very moderately supplied this week,
the total receipts Of oil kinds for the week
ending yesterday, ut the various city yardss,
numbered only 2,754 Beef Cattle, &c milch1
Cows, 29S veal Calves, 9,307 Sheep aud
Lambs, 1851 live Hogs. This is about half
the average weekly supply of. Cattle, Cows
and Calves. The large supply of poultry
and dead meats, however, so far diminished
the demand that prices varied but little from
the previous market. Our Cattle-1narket re-
port this week presents some interesting
statistics, in the tables carefully prepared for
the Times, showing the weekly and the total
receipts of various kinds of animals. From
these tables it appears that, during the year
1860, there have been brought to the New
York city market 226,747 Beef Cattle, or q
weekly average of A, 800. The average price
of all the Cattle sold during the year is 81Se'
per pound, for the estimated dressed weight
| This is an excess of q, ,35l head on last year
and weekly average of All greater. ms
i average price last year was SIC, which dif-
fers but half mill per pound from the aver
age this year. .r.. .-. .....
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lBy Telegraph.l
New York Marker.

NEW YORK, December 28-P. M.-Cotton
firm, with less doing: sales Of 2,2OO bales at lll4o
Flour 56gi6c. better, but the demand both for ex-
port and home consumption Is less active freights
shipment sales. OF 1880 brls. at S. i5Ss5 Is for
supeTfne State S5 40d5 30 for extra State; IS l51
70 middlingextra Western IS 6O(95 70 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, closing quiet, with
prices. Canadian Flour scarce and also brings
little more money sales q i09 bTs at 80 5o@S7 for
at SO 25@4 10 for common to choice superfne Corn.
meal y without sgseial change saes OF 25O brls at
Whisky opened frmer and closed fathe heavy
sales OF $50 brls at l9l9c chiefly al inside price.
on better Ss but With mSr S iS
SHIPPERS holding back and at the close holders were
sales Of is 500 bush common to prime VhS Chicago
spring q 81 iI@l n; 36Cq9 bush inferior 70 prime
81 28I ~ 3iCO bush. white Western at 81 GOGi IS,
aud S,'CO bmh Canada club at 81 2s; winter red
dull and nominal at 65d68c. for Inferior to prime.
Corn IN pretty good export demand, and market a
at es76o in store and delivered; closing With saies
in store at roc Oats In moderate request at 376D
37kc. for Western and Canada, and 37l5&3so. for
TSiOw frmer: sales OfIOO, coo lbs. at8'6@9xc, and
Pork firmer with moderate demand: sales 700
brls at SIS Is for old mess; SIG l2t@l6 25 for new
sl5 so for Western prime mess $40 80 for Old
changed sales zoo brls at sso for repscked % mess;
SlO 5O@l Tor extra mess Prime mess Beef dull
and nominal. ef Hams steady: sales 800 bris
Western at ls@: the latter price for choice. Cut
for Shoulders, and Sc. for Hams. Hogs iirmer at
6&@Ic for cornfed dressedi 5sS95Ac. foI live. Ba-
quiet: small sales at 9Ac. for long boneless mid
dies. Lard market dull and unchanged: sales 25O
brls, at l06Dl054o. for prime Western. a
Butter selling slowly at l09lOHc. for Ohio, and
l42Oc. for State. Cheese steady at 9@l0Ac for in
feTor 10 prime.
Coffee remains steady; sales Of 600 bags st. Do.
miDgO private terms, and 90 bags Jamaica at
l3Ao Sugar steady to-day, with a moderate
business doing: sales of 6,S50 hhds. Cuba at 54 "a
6Ac, 200 hhds New Orleans at 81 kn5e., $50 boxes
Havana, part at 555@s, &C., and the remainder on
private terms 1900 bags China on private terms
Rice steRdy: sales of l75 terces at 3134c., cash
MOlasses unchanged 200 brls. New Orleans at 34d
Soc cash and (by auotion) 2sO brs New Orleans II
22G25c; old crop 3l@34c new crop do, both cash
Hops quiet: small sales at 25930c. for old new
neglected.
Hides firm at zoe. for BnenCs Ayrss, zoe, for Rio
| GIande, and 61k(17c. for Western slaughtered.
Wool cOntiLues dull and prices still range in favO
| Of purchas eTs. 1902.
In Leather the market for hemlOok and oak -sols
| is dull and unchanged.
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THE DoLEFUL TooMBs IEDULGETH IN A
SToRY.-Senator ToombS tells a good story,
and applies ii to the overt-act men in the
present critical condition of the South. He
says they remind him of the fellow who was
taken from his own house by some gentle
men, and, on account of some offense, given
most awful sound whipping. The friends
Of the whipped man were much ehagrined
and mortified at his tame submission and
want Of spirit, and interrogated him to know
why he did not resist. Said they: Were
yo1 not taken from your home23 eyes"
said the fellow. Were you really badly
whipped ~ eyes" was the response, in q
grave and serious way. Well, was your
shirt taken Off" "Shirt taken OF" said
the indignant and insulted man. Ny shirt
taken eifl If he had taken off my shirt, he
would have got the worst whipping ever he
had % or tla- H rarl Ffi-f ~ 4dT
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/. Sir JOHN CRAMPToN's SUCCEssoR.-Lord
Napier has been appointed ambassador to
John Champion, who has been removed to
Madrid. Champion, it will be remembered,
gave considerable offense 10 the aristocratie
ladies Of st. Petersburg by marrying the
opera singer, Victoria Balfe, and by his
diplomatic position giving her precedence
in matters OF etiquette over the noble ladies
Of the Court and diplomatic corps. 1t is
thought that these domestic difficulties
have had something to do with his removal
70 Madrid. I.tl a1
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IDJ ICItbIuVHsI
.NaNZ Knn.L Gfnrlr nLnrIrRT-

NEW YoRK, December 2S-Stocks lower
and close firner Chicago and Rock Island, OH
Cleveland and Toledo, 1sA; Galeha and Chicago,
nois Central Script, 59x; Missouri Skies, lsk, do.
Guaranteed, SO; Panama, ll21fi Michigan Central,
York Central 75)s; Erie, 35M Pacific Mall s3A; Can
ton l4 Pennsylvania, 76 United States Fiyes Of II,
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Ar RRIXEDI

nR. DAVIS, OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
~ who is restoring Sight to the Blind, Hearing to
the Deaf, removing marks from the face, curing
piles and Rad Sore Legs Hair also restored to the
head and prevented from fallipgO9 The Doctor will
cure Private Diseases in less time than any man in
the world Ladies', with weakness of any kind, call,
and you will not regret it, Persons treated for Con-
sumption had better see the Doctor as nine cases
out Of twelve are not Consumption at all, and are
durable Cancer cured without the knife.
treats all cases as he did in Dublin. Office hours
from 3 4, M until ?, M On sundays, from . A.
natl The Capse Of DIR. DAVIS S advertising is, he
might be 10 the city years, and the AFFLICTED know
has made in the short time he has been In the
city. ~ dele
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ny. WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
A doy dream by the dark blue deep;
Was II \ dream, or something moref
aat where Posilipo's steep,
with IT. grey shelves, oerhung the shore'
On ruined Roman walls around
The poppy Haunted, for twas May;
Broke tbe light biiiOvs Of tho bay.
sat and watched The eternal flow
of those smooth billOws toward the shore
While auivering lines oflight, below,
Ran with them on the ocean hoor.
Till from the deep there seemed to rise rrI.
White arms upon the waves ontspre0d,
Young faces, lit with .Oft-bluo eyes,
Andsmooth, round cheeks sttOuched with red,
Their long, faii tresses, tinged with gold,
Lay floating on the ocean streams
And such their brows as bards behold,
Love. stricken kards, in morning dreams.
Then moved their coral lips strain
Low, sweet and sorrowful l heard,
Asif the murmurs OF the main
Wore shaped 10 syllable and wordI
"The sight theu dimIy dost behold,
oh, stranger from n distant sky
Was often, in the days Of old
Seen BY the clear, believing eye.
"1ben danced we on the Trinkled sand,
Sat in cool cavelns by the sea,
Or. wandered up the bloCmy land,
To talk with shepherds on the lea.
"To US, in storms, the seaman prayed, 'Irf
And, where our rustic affairs Stood r#
His little children came aud laid
The fairest flowers Of field and wood,
"Oh wee, a long, unending woel
For who shah knit the ties again H.- -.-
That linked the sea-nymPhs, long ago,
In kindly fellowship with menu
"Earth rears her flowers for us no more,
half remembered dream are we;
Unseen we haunt the sunny shore,
And swim, unmarked, the CLASSY sea.
"And we have none to love or aid,
But wander, needless of mankind,
With shadows by the cloud rack made,
With moaning wave and signing wind
"Yet sometimes, as in elder days, ..
We come before the painters eye,
Or fix the acuptor's eager gaze,
With no rrofaner witness nigh.
"And then the words Of men grow warm
With praise ard wonder, asking where
The artist saw the perfect form
He copied forth in lines so fair"
As thus they spoke, with wavering sweep
Floated the graceful forms away;
DINNER and DINNER, through the deep,
l saw the white arms CLEAN and play.
Fainter and fainter on mine ear
Fell the soft accents Cf their speech,
Till /, at last, could only hear ...
The waves run murmuring up the beach.
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Fistula in Ano Treated

nifs or u gatHrs ~ b1IssS Se IIm1ie ssd Tsi..
liar method Of treatment, discovered by himself
about eight years ago, and which has been at
tended with complete success in every case. DIR.
OWENS has been citizen Of Cincinnati for the
last twenty. ve years. and tho afflicted that
the above is no humbug. For further informa.
tion apply at his ofce and residence, No. so West
Seventh ST., Cincinnati Oc3O-H
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THE EyEEoT OF THE PANo ON MAsUEAo-
TURERss--The two great cutlery establish
ments Of, the Russell Manufacturing Com
pany Of Greenfield, and Lampson, Good
how 4 Co., Of Shelburne, Mass, are feeling
the hard times so severely that the former
are working but lthfeelguarteksp time, and
the latter have suspended work entirely.
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~ DHFERHNcR oY 0sIEIoE AnoIa DIPLOMA
TIsTs.-DiPlomatists di9sr as 70 ihe cost Of
living abroad. Joseph X. Chandler, our
minister at Naples, now about 10 come home,
,,,r .hst n Aasts him "a 600 over his IS. 600
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= ANALOGOUS BRIeAEDs IN SPAM.- Five
brigands entered house near Oadiz, Spain
recently, while the family was at breakfast
and clapped plasteTs Of pitch upon the faces
Of four females and the proprietor Of the
house the latter, however, after being twice
stabbed, seized gun and shot one Of the
bTigands dead; the others were arrested .
few days after. tA
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eSFALFD PROPOSALS Will BE RE

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the office of the Board of City Im-
provements, until niue O'Clock A. M. Of FRIDAY,
January T. 1861, for the construction Of the follow
ing route for street railroad:
ROUTE No. Recommending on Front street,
from Washington street TO the east line of he City
of Cincinnati, with double tTacks-the said TRACKS
TO be located under the direction of the City Civil
Engineer Said Route No. to be let to the com.
pany that ofers to carry passengers at the lowest
rates without paying the percapita tax, and will
bowlder and keep in repair twenty feet in width of
the center of Front-street.
1.-THE bidders will name:
First--The amount of license per annum they
propose to pay for each car running said route.
Second-The price of communication tickets in
packages not less than twenty five (25)..
By order OF the City Council.
CHARLES BALANCE,
de23-tt Clerk Board of City improvements.
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swed1sla Pu1aoIa.

UNHE MOST DELICIOUS ESSENCE FOR
making Hot and Cold Punch. Prepared and
for sale wholesale and retail at
PAULsEN & KAMPFMUEILER, Druggists,
North Least corner Eighth and Vine. SITS.
For sale, also, by A. FEENEL, Druggist, corner
Third-st,, and broadway !. BEUM, corner John
and Cark-ss.i also, at the Carlsbad Spa, 12S West
Fourth-st. de2O-l
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CITY ApvNRTTsEnTENTs.

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con-
~ CERN.-Notiee is hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Uounoil Of the city OF Oin-
cinnati, the following ordinances, to-wit:
To grade and pave, with bowlder-stOne, Bard
alloy, from Liberty-et. 10 0lver-gt. r..
To ade and pave, with bowder-stone, College,
alley, from Webster.st to Liberty.st. .. "a ,.
To grade, repair and rave, with bowlder.stone,
Hatter's alloy, irou Ha1e-st. to Elm-Bt.
Z, To grade and pave, with brick, the sidewalks on
Wade.st., from Baymiller.st to Dudley.st.
To grade end pave, with brick, the sidewalks on
MarRAret-st., from BAymiller.st. to Jane-st.
To regrHde, repair and pave with brick, the side
walks ON Clinton st. from John.st. to treeman,st
In pursuance Of the law, said ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Olerk in-
struced to give four weeks notice OF the pendenoy
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrue from said Improvement to he filed In writing
with the CITY Clerk, settiug forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the ex.
pration of the time required for the publication OF
final action. - -
de2l-d SAM, i. OORWINE, City Olerk.
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THn IRDUsTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS IN Bos-
.-s'. '.,ei'-.-s--------e-toao. .shasrs- tha indna.
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Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.

NILES WORKS, formerly George L. Hanks) No.
100 East Second street, Cincinnati
RELLS KEPT TAMIL Y ON HAND
- or made to order, OF any size up to $500 pounds
Work and Brass and Composition Castings made to
order. Also on hand, Saoaitt Metal ard sPelter
Work.
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Particular attention given to Steamboat Work,
sueh as Wrought-iron Piping, and Fittings put up;
Blowers, Engine Bells, &c. LaEer-beer Cocks and
all ether varieties always on hand,
se29-n THOMAS FIRTH, Superintendent
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- CElVED at tho Office of the Board of City I'M
provemeRts until O'Clock A. M. of FRIDAY, jan
uary 4, 1851 for regarding and paving with good,
hard.burned paving brick, on a bed of clean sand
four inches deep, the unpaYed sidewalks the east
side Of Elm-street, from North Canalstreet to
Twelfth street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties
Bidders to the printed forms, as no other will
be received.
BY order Of the Board. ..-..--
dc23-tt CBAS. BALLANOE, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- CEINED at the 0Aice of the Board OF City In
proyements, until nine o'clock A. M. of FRIDAY,
January T. 1861, for regarding and repairing, with
broken stone, Front;street from the Mhicreek
Each bid to be accompanied by two suretiea, BID
ders TO use the printed forms, as no other VIII 20
received. .#r .H...t.
p. order o. IN ,ne Board
AscS5Itt GHARLEs BALANCE, Clerk.
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ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y OEIVED at the Office of the Board of City I'm
provements, until o'clock a. NJ. of FRIDAY, jan
uary 4, 1851 for removing the earth from the side
Gould's east line to intersection of Martin and
ThiTd-streets.
Each bid TO be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
de2s.tt GHAs BALANCE, Clerk.
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Ftom the New York Ledger, January 81
DAT.DREAM BY THE DEEP.
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6sBALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RE-
- CEIYED at the office of the Board Of City I'm
provements until o'clock A. NJ of FRIDAY, JAM
nary 4, 1851 for grading Dayton-street from Free
man street to Western-ayenue.
Each bid to bo accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to the printed forms no other will be re-
ceiyed. By order Of the Board -.
de2S-tt GHhS. BALLANoE, Clerk.
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DITTsBURG G AND WHEELING BANK
IL NOTES TAKEN AT PAR FOR COAL, &c.
We will receive Notes on the above Banks at par,
fer all articles in our line, at lowest prices.
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MONETARY AND UOAIldEROIAL.
Financial Affairs.


Eastern Exchange yesterday was without
alteration on the three leading points, but
Baltimore improved, and was purchased at
lower rates than for fortnight previous.
The market was quoted steady by some
dealers, and rather infrm BY others; the
margin between the buying and selling rate
being in almost all cases at least e per cent.
The regular selling price was q on the two
principal cities, but some large amounts
were disposed of at 7O@721fc. premium.
Gold was in good demand at premium,
the general rate, but sales were made at N
premium, as the supply in Third-street was
quite limited-hardly adequate to the re-
quest.
New Orleans Exchange was firm at A@l
prem. selling rate, and hardly any one
drawing. The buying price for prime
Checks was .54@K prem. New Orleans
Bank.notes were in request at 14@2S; most
of the Bankers disposing of what they had
at these figures. ..r B.. .-.
In Monetary matters we heard of very
little change from Thursday. The Money
market seemed hardening, and the Discount
houses rejected much Of the good Paper
offered. In the street, interest-rates ruled ai
before at 24@3O per cent. per annum.
Uncurrent Funds, especially Western
Currency, were better, and prices lower. We
| quote;
Indiana Stock, specie-paying, 2; Penn
sylvania (interior6 8; New Jersey mot pal
in New ork City, 5; Virginia, Wheeling anC
Branches, and 8; other solvent Virginia
10 Missouri, To- Iowa, 10; Wisconsin, IL
Illinois, solvent, IL; Illinois, suspended
| 20; Maryland (interiorl s. Tennessee, oil
Banks, 59T free Banks lO92O; Michigan ant
Canada, 8; Alabama (Mobile) 10; Alabama
| (interiorl lo@l5; the Carolinas, lO@l5; an(
Georgia, 10 discount.
Our quotations for Exchange and Coli
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
Reply 60 " Vidcx.o

You couldn't take II joke. "Vid ""
But had to get so wraihy
When specifies were Suggested
Wuuldn't subscribe to c0W pathy.
Know that persecution now a-days
Is bul the poets fat,
That which outsiders never knew
Is lodged within your pate.
The "intsrnal city" s saf., you say.
Sure you must br in close communion;
Don't let mc interrupt yon, bnt
Can st say the same about the Union?
Do come up and see us, "Videx,"
We live 50 nice aud cozy,
Sure you'll not be missed at home,
Nor down in Mariposa.
Wen show you all the varmints,'
From the grizzly to the flea,
1t may help restore your senses
Aud check that diarrhea.'
Come vpntilate your vcrdancy,
Don't let that " genus" wither.
Come right along and see our squaws
Aud learn TO swim together.
Somewhat bashlul." did you say,
Rather be cupped.' by half,
Think it must be fun for boys
But " "lightnin' " on calf
Don't fret yourself about the grub,'
We've "chemuck" of various kinds,
Just suited to intestine ills
And large, productive minds.
Come up, do, won't you?
Mother won't know your ont,
"Goodness sakes," what sport we II have
Should there be " nipcs' about.
PUCKER CITY, Feb. 20, 1860. JACGNTo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

SISKIYou-Wllard Stone, Norton Stone, Mari
on Stone, Lloyd Stone and Elias Stone, give no
tce that they intend to build wagon road from
Pitt river to Lower Soda Springs, in that county
1t ought to be solid, substantial road, built
with the aid of so many Stones.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

Too LATE Many of the eastern Republican
papers are of opinion that the time fixed for
holding the Chicago Convention-June l3th-is
too late that the matter ought to be reconsid
cred and the Convention called at an earlier
date, in April or May.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
SOLE TRADER NOTICE.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA-CouNT or TRlN-
- rY-On this Sth day OF February, A. D.,
$50, before me- NJ. f. Griffin, County Clerk IN
aud for said county. personally appeared julia
Gallagher, a married woman resident Of said
county, who being duly sworn, according to law,
declares her intention Of carrying on aud doing
business in her own name AZ Sole Trader, accor-
ding to the Statutes OF this State in such cases
made aud provided. The business to be- carried
on and conducted bV this dcclarent il ranching,
tcamng, emitting and selling irrwOod. aud trad
ing generally in said c0ulty in her Own name
aud on her own account, from aud after this date
Aud this dcclateut iurthrr declares that the "A
mount invested in said business is less than five
thousand dollars. her
JULIA u GALLAGHER.
mark.
Witness my hand aud official seal this Sth
[L.sl day Of February, a. d., 1860.
NJ. f. GRIFFIN,
43w. County Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
. ...,,or or Delegates TO which each STATE u
entitled in National Convention.

THE basis of representation in National Con-
ontion is one delegate TO each Senator and Rep
..,to,ivc elect. Below we publish, for the in
formation Of people Interested in political mat
SIC tho number of d legates to which each Of
no tbirty.tbrce States of the Union is entitled
oo onnroaching National political gatherings
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

SOME eight thousand copies of the cheap edi-
ton of Helpers book, are now on the way ont
here. The few copies now here command 81 70
each, which a few months since could hardly be
given away.-SGc. Bee
Up here it takes foW dollars and f|fy cents to
buy one. Bad investment, though.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

A DRUNKEN MOTHER KILLS HER CHu.D.-Cath-
arinc Sheenan, of San Francisco went to bed
drunk with her babe, month old, lay on and
sutfocatrd it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

INDIAN WAR BONDS We have received from
the author a copy of Senate Bill 1873, introduced
by Mr. Ryan. Feb. Is. 1t is an act 70 provide
for the issuance and payment of bonds for eXp"n-
ses incurred in th" suppression of Indian hostlli
ties in certain counties in this State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
in the approach

Prices OF DOMESTIC PRoDuCE IN OREGoN.--
The Salem Statesman gives the following prices
of domestic produce, in that place, on the 3Olh
alt. Apples, / ] cents per lb. potatoes, 80 to
40 cents per bushel onions, 81 per bushel tur-
nips, so cents per bushel cabbage, 10 to 10 cts
q head chickens, So so to So per dozen cheese.
2j cents per pound eggs, 30 cents per dozen
bacon, side II cents; shoulders 10 c'nts hams,
Il cents: lard. II to ID cents pr pound white
beans. So per bushrl bnckwhrat flour. 50 per
100 mounds cornmpal, 6 cents per pound hogs,
6 cents per pound wheat, 10 cents per hnShel
oats, IS cents per bushel hay, timothy, SIS per
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

NAPA QUICKSILVER MNEs.-The Napa Reporter
hears that there are some 500 men at the quick
silver mines and near four miles have been
saked off. Twenty-Five men have laid claim to
eleven hundred yards of the vein fronting Oh
Geyser Creek
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

REPUBIICANIsM IN TUOLUMNE.-The Repuhl-
cans of that county met on the llth inst, al
Columbia, and chose delegates to the State Con
vention at Sacramento on the 22d. They resolved
" that VIM. II. Seward, for President is the first
choice of this convention"