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BRATTLEBoRo.

BRArTLEBoRo, July Is, 1860.
Mr.. EDITOR Great excitement in
Brattleboro. A live Governor IN Town.
You must know that the Vermont His
torical Society is holding special session
with US at this time, and with it some of the
dignitaries of the State. The president,
Gov. Hall, read an interesting paper, on
the early settlers and their times of Ben
nington and vicinity, embracing somewhat
other portions of the State He was fol-
lowed by Rev. P. II. White of Coventry,
with paper on the "poets and poetry of
Vermont" full OF witicisms and apt quota
items that kept roar OF laughter and APP
planse, during the hour it occupied in read
ing the Society then adjourned until ten
o'clock, to-day. After dinner, several of
our citizens with Gov. Hall and other
guests visited Fort Dummer and vicinity,
having pleasant time, and obtaining some
relics Of antiquarian times. In tbe oven
ing; the Band and a Company Of 70 horse
men escorted the Gov. Idrawn in Ba-
rouch with white horses around town to
Hon. George Folson's, where levee was
held, to which the Historical Society and
our citizens we're invited guests. Later in
the evening the Fire Department turned
out for torch light procession; headed by
the Brattleboro Ccrnet Band, Mazeppa
Engine Co. No. 4, with 40 torches, (all in
full dress uniform,) Hydropath Engine Co.
No. 8, with so torches, Hook and Ladder
Co, with 26 torches, marched upon the
Common, performed many evolntions ma
king a splendid scene, then halted and drew
up in rank aud file in front Of the residence
of Mr.. Folsom this called out Gov. Hall,
who said he had been much pleased with
Bra,tieboro and the attentions shown him
while here, and the testimonials this even
ing were ahead of anything he ever re-
eieyed 10 his life, complimented the Fire
men, and closed by thanking them; three
cheers were given for him, three for Mr..
Folsom, and the procession then moved
away, marching round the principal streets,
brought up at the Revere House, where
collation. was spread for them which they
abundantly enjoyed, and then went home,
all hands voting il great time, and Gov.
Hall great man. {.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20

AN lNciDESr.-The Northampton Ga
getts contains a two column article giving the
details Of fishing excursion 'down east"
even to the head of the Androscoggin
river. In his accoant the writer pays the
following tribute TO our townsmen Hon.
William Henry, who is well known in these
parts as an enthusiastic fsherman, and which
will be read with interest by his numerous
friends in this vicinity:
ave met at the cabin on our arrival there,
Hon. VIM. Henry of Bellows Falls, Vt.
He is ~ years Of age, and old as he is,
there are few fishermen that can tire him
out in this business. He likes fishing as a
boy likes sport, and nothing but an uncen.
trolling desire to crafty his love for pisca-
torial pleasure could induce man of his
years to turn into the wilderness % miles,
and endure the hardships incident thereto.
lie has visited many Of the noted fishing
places in the country, but likes this SO well
that he proposes going there again this
season. He was there a year ago and
caught trout weighing eight pouonds and
one ounce. This year he took one weigh
ing three pounds. He was general fovor-
lite with all the fishermen. Tor four years
-lS47 to 185l-he represented his dis
trict in Congress, and became intimately
acquainted with Abraham Lincoln, who
then represented his district in Illinois.
He spoke in the highest terms of Mr.. Lin
coin, and-before hearing of the split in
the Democratic ranks-consi1ered his cleo
ton beyond doubt. notice the old fisher
man has been chosen TO head the Republi-
can Presidential ticket Of Vermont as one
of the electors at large. His intense love
of trout fishing was shown by bis starting
off in the rain, on the morning of his de-
parture from the camp-ground, to catch
minows with which TO troll through the
lakes on the way out. l sincerely wish
him many years of health and vigor in
which he may Indulge his trouting propen-
stiles"
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THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST,

TUE LADIES ILLUMINATED JOURNAL AND FAMILY
u FRIEND published monthly, at lis Nassau Street. by
J. DouGtsss RosfSsoS, for the proprietors.
Gives over 200 beautifully printed and illustrated ragcs
of reading tier and SIS worth Of music Tor only
FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
Suited 20 the Mental Moral and Social vans 81 every
circle Elegant Illustrations the Fashions in each
ber Valuable Domestic Recipes IN each number. Specf
men copies sent receipt Of cents in stsnrs.
~ Agents wanted crerywhefp Libsral commission
given Adiress LADIES ILLUMINATED JOURNAL,
g Il5 Nasssu Street; New York
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Leland Seminary.

HENRY F. DUTroN Assistant.
Miss SUSAN A. COLLINS, Preceptress and teacher o.
French.
Miss ANN DELLA LANE, Teacher Of Music, Drawing and
The Fall Term commences "wednesday, Aug 2otI, aad
closes Tuesday. Nov. 18th
The Thorough instruction and Of The Principal
with his sofetent assistants the pst year, have been
such the Trustees do most cheery the
school all who DESTROYS prepare themselves for Col
lege, or for the duties of actual life.
Tho object Of the Instructors Is 70 to their pupils
every advantage thorough education Particular
teution paid the alton OF upright ehasssr anS
TO the-cuit-Ee of the heart.
RES ERKNcEs-Rev. Horace Fletcher, Tornshend Rev
Mr. Cushman, do; Rev. T. 5. Adams, Grafton Hon W NJ
Pinery PerkiusYe; Hon Ryland Fletcher ProctorsYie.
Psr further particulars address this Principal.
g. CLARKE, Sec Board Trustees
Tovushcnd, July IS, 1ss0 %
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CAMBRIDGE mARRET.

u
Atmaret 952 Cattle, about 800 Beeyes and 452 Stores
consisting Working Oxen Mileh Cows and two and
three years old.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra including nothing but the
best large fat stall fed oxen 81 % al 80 first quality
81 90 quality IS 20 third quality So IS orlin-
airy 81 49,
Working Oxen $50, a $50.
Cows and Celves-S20, 80, As q 60.
Yearlings; None two yearsold 81 q IL three years
old ~ q az
Sheep ami T,ambs-53J0 at market Prices in lotsSl,
000 q 80 each. Extra S000 80 DS3 00each or g 4e
per 10. live weight. spring Lambs 90 q 81.
Hides a 6ke, TAllos, "a 6kc
Pets 50c a. 81 70 each. Calf Skins 10 y III
Yea galv, u M n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20
MARRIAGES.

In Woodstock July by ReT. A L. Cooper, Mr.. CHAs,
NJ. PERRY, Of Woodstock, and Mss MARY A. BROWN of
Boston.
Woodstock, July by Rev J. D. Cargil Mr. GEO. W.
IUNT0oN, and ahss CAROLINE S. MA&HAd, Both of
Brandon.
In Flushing L. l., June a. Drs W HARsTow, to Miss
FLORA eldest Daughter Of the late Dr. James Macdonald Of
Sanford Hall, Flushing
hampton and EDITH MELENDY.
plymouth, Jelly IL by Rev. Sem Pierce, Mr.. WESLEY
BARTON Of Ludlow, and Miss MARIA L. BRIGGS of
Plymouth.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20
SPAULDING's PREPARED Glue
sPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
sPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY

IA STiTcH TINE SAWS NisEh-Cg
As accidents win happen efen IN weii-rrsuated families
very desirable o have cheap and CONVENIENT
for repairing Furniture, Toys. erockcry ,rtc sPAULn-
INGS PR REARED GLUE meets all slch emergencies, and
no housrold afford to be without It, Its always ready
and ur the sticking POINT Tkere i longer necessity
FOR rssnrchair spNatss vensrts hnadlsss dolls, and
broken cradles II just the article for cone she'll and
other ornamental work popular With ladies Of pcmsnt
and This admirable pEeperaon Is used cod, being
ehenrfrav held 10 solution and possessing all valuable
asias Of The te cabinet makers Glue II may be used
the place Of ordinary nuciage, being vastly mere shcs
sr,csnies each bottle Price p cents Wholesale Depot
10 as Cssfarst New Yo-s- address II. sPlULpING,
Boz No & 60. Nss YORK
Put UT for Dealers IN Cases centsuine four s;rht, and
t-sr- dozen beautiful Telegraph show -ard accompany
ing each paca-e snes bofte q Spauitnss Prepared
fie will save Ten times is annusiy every house.
hoI sold by All prominent Stssiensr Hrufgsts. Hard
n and furnitnre deaeTs, 6srooers and Fancy stores
itcsnt-r Yuzrchsnss sbould make Of spasding
pr,psssd Cline von making ur their Fslisf- Il estars
any climate 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

SULLIVAN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ENLARGEMENT
an AND AFTER MONDAY, JuNElI, 1860, TRAINS
" will as fJllewss
rsss 9p e. rSs> Nw
The Moraiuk rtala an ieaps wintset al 100, A. NJ,
connecting with trains rom Montreal ana osaenssargh
C!aremon at ~ aud Charlestowh at A. A. NJ eonnee-
tingat Benowsfals With Cheshire Railroadfor boston
Loweland worcester aud sth Vernon Valley Railroad
for Springfield, aulying at New York ut AS M.
The Mail Train will leave Windsor 81 p. 81 Tor on
arrival Of Trains from Montreal ogaenSbursh Ben and
Llttleton clarcmon tat So and Charlostewn a. -
BeiloNs Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Worcester &C. also with Vernon Valley RAILROAD
for Springfield Sc, arriving Ncw York II TO- y 81
and with Rutland and Burlington railroad,
Wal 0D Ex rm>
TheMaiTran viii ncavc flows Falls atI2 rs Charles
town 40 claremont tat 0S,p Nj eonneeting Wind
with VI Central Railroad for Mont pelier burlington
kouscsPoint, Montreal ogdensburgh We. andatwhitt
River junction, will eassumpsic TO River
Liteton, ST. Johnsbary Barton, and the White Noun.
tains.
The ESening Train vsllsave bellows als at 30 ION
arrival OF trains frtm Boson anu New York
at "a, and Clarcmont at ga IN Connecting at Wind
with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Burng
ton, Rouse's Point, Montreal. ogdensbursh, &c.
Chsrlestovp N H., June u 1850. n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20

ANOTHER STATE CONVENTION The
Breckenridge and Lane Democracy of this
State have called another State Conven-
ton, to be held at White River Junction
ON the 9TH day OF August, The call is
signed by upwards Of 1000 democrats in
different parts of the State, The Repub-
licans viii now stand a fur chance to carry
the State
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Book binding.

We would announce to our readers that
we have made arrangements by which we
are prepared to receive all kinds of book
binding. The work will be done in the
most superior manner, and we are quite
sure will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20
SaXtOn's River Seminary.

THE Fall Term Of this institution the direction
l. WV. WHITC0MB and Lady, will commence Wed.
nesday September 5h and continue eleven weeks In
sro will be given in ali the branches commonly taught
in similar institutions, aud at the usual rates Primary
Department will be connected with the school, to which pu
pills will Be admitted ct 81 psnia attenon will be given
90 hosr Desiring 90 seacfi rns Tuition pay
able in six weeks from the beginning Of the term.
Good Board be bad in private families from 80 to
1925 per week,
For further particulars address the Principal, or
27-3) JAMES A. WILLARD, Secretary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20
\ uMBER FROM EACH STATE.

Bemarks-Although there large number Of cnttle
market there was advancement of 2j a. 90 per ewt
Owing the advance in Albany Western cattle which
caused decrease in the number brought for this market
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STATE OF VERMONT,

rfsr. q xAf.acn0 3 > aid iastrfct. To al per-
sons interested in Esltc ef TIMOTHY KTnDER late q
Nswftne n sid district, deceased. ersstng.
Whereas I-s Walker kss presented = this Court
instrument rurron- 70 R THE lat VIII q saif deceased
~ rF-hzfr You her-hr uctfssi that shi Court viii
er uon ts probate Of sai Instrument st the session
tsrf = - hsd t- Pr-tzsr Ofcs in Brsttieherp IN
ali District thc Ia. Thnrslay n july. A. y. Ian
When whcrr yon sy rFr-sr snt ut.-t The SUM Il
you $50 g.. Fz@ HVLeK,soK, Resis,er
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20
BOOTS & SHOES |!
DID YoU KNOW II KNOW WHAT THAT
M.D.Cooh
Is SELLING BOOTS AND SHOES FRcN

10 10 % Per Gent. les Than Any Hlhsr
ESTABLISHMENT IN THIS VICINITY
Having Just received large assortment Ct Msns We
mems and Chdrens Boots and Shoes.
HIS STOCK IS NOV COMPLETE,
kud the largest and Best Assorn-a; o-rrd 70 n.
reorIe II this ririui.y.
n R.-Pae4sc cali and 4 this i net
BsIss-s fAns, yuly Is. lss9.
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cal Mntters.

VI SrEn.---A smart active boy about
hieen years Of age, as an apprentice to
limiting business. Apply at this office
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20

DR.. C. H. sH0LES EcLEcrc PHYsIeIkE, gives particular
attention to diseases of the gsHitoia organs and spe
clad diseases IF See advertisement in another col
June 26, 1860 2625
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20
SIGN OF THE ARCH.
CHA'S III. ROWE,
wATcHMAKER AND JBwELER,
Is bound to keep the Sign Of the Arch
a5fDA3 Ta3 PEOPLE,

practical Matchmaker, he allows OF no supsriofs.
"A For proof try him ask any one that has.
Be carry your watches under the Arch If they
cleaning repairing Prompt attention and thorough
workmanship are promised and satisfaction Warranted
Cck.work and Jewelry repairing receive TIT atten
ton.
al kinds Jselry, fnrc Silver 1nd Plated Ware Specta
eles Thmbes Fancy and Toilet Articles Perfumery, Fish
ing Tackle, Stationery, Sc.
Every description Of Hair Jewery will be manufactured
to order, and mounted with fine gold
Every thing warranted recommended You can't mis-
take sign OF the Arch. CHESTER, VT. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20

iMstDufbtUt.
Sold by Druggists
sold by Every storekrcpcr,
Sold Every where
It truly be said and certificates be
the assertion, that the
MAGIC HAIR INvIGoRAToR
Stands unrvacd in the whole catalogue Hair remedies
II the "Besn ldes Of he toilet and L used in the high
LANES AID GENTS,
Is your Hair tliin and falling of
isseur Hair harsh aud dry
Are yeh troubled with dandruf'
Are you troubled with the scalp
Are you troubled with scurf!
Do you wish your Hair restored
DO you wish perfect gem
Do you wish an elegant article
Do you wish beautiful head Of Hair
Morris MAsIo Ham ISviacRAroa
Meets ALL such emergencies.
It's first class article.
Its first elass article
Beautiful, elegant, delightful
Beautiful, elegant delightful
he the best preparation
Its the best preparation
For the hair, for the hair
tof the hair FIR the hair
IN the woifH.
l,i the world
In the world
Ma A. J. GEEKS-Hg Dear Sir: II affords me pleasure
to inform you Prof Motifs Magic Hair vigora
tor obtained you three months since has been BY
coming on. IN 4 very short tsaf ana prodne,s altbv
hondo the scalp VIZ usiuR the .ipyisor.tor
toilet article, and can trsiiy s qualities in this
spsct unsurpassed rs isirate YET dcsous rerfne
Il feature in its compound and hazard nothing ssyine
unsurpassed in the whole catalogue RENE
die y. X. HEFkick. NJ. ~,
70 star Street, Albany, y. Y
IT'S the 5st sorsny preparation forr,s hair with which
I eyer bscsme acquainted. DR.. JOHNSON,
last Berkshire vt
Twas bald fr ycsrstlIis In4sosfor restored nv hair
which has laeu of since.
GKo, D. MAXWELL, JR, Auburn, n y
Ihrr. months ago was entirely baid at this time nv
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bald about eight ten Ny hair returned
its former color. JAMES II. ABBOTT,
Cabot ".
Iuoua pay sy dollars Per gear rather than be without
your insis' rator H.JoHSsoN,
- Ufsea. n y
This Invignratar have tried and Ike 4. I. is more
pleasant and Is scilety cheaper thar any
Burlington, VI. Igcs Press.
Iis sithoat exception thu most Jssirabs hair
known aud the BENEFITS r-fa,;as from s
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highest praie5-- 4lsas.s, " y .voyaisg Elpf>ss
Our readers kno~ that We cannot be hired "a srue~
worthless rq1T art,e- We keisye that all vaa vs.
gns;s Mage Es Tnvigcr.sor, vii he ,hsn rieass
with it-Nnrtirrr y. Csfrssfisa Itstfos.
Ard "a shix encid 20 or-go nrEo or and emu
nsraie u 'srnt r-com,nends q ,hs ~onlcrful srti
r WHOLESALE aGgSrs
rs- tork MeKssson s Robbins Boston Geo G Coed
=sn Cos troy-J l. Thompson Sons. 70 AIts-y. X.
J. A e. tsrsas-
y sea ~ %. ~ y.sre ever r',;sr- IL sslesy Q.
neens. HslieSs sslis. i5aly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20
DEATHS.

In Keeue N H.. July 10, Mr.. JOSIAH DENING, of W EST
Minister aged "A years
In Keene June 25 the residence Of John Ellis, Mrs
AMY JOHNSON formerly of Wndham VT aged St years
days.
In Perrysburg, Ohio June % Mrs AUGUSTA A. HITCH
COCK wife Of W J. Hitchcock, aud daughter Of Judge
Hall Of WilminFtou Vt. =
In Townshend April Is, Mrs. MARY L. CRANE wife Of
Mr.. H. B. Crane only daughter of Dea Calvin Barrett
aged 80 yeaas
In Proctorsville, July 10, Mrs. ALEXANDER sTEARNs
aged % years.
In Ludlow July IL Mr. ROYAL T. LORD aged Sc years.
In Vernon, July 4, f. HENRY LYMAN, aged 80 years,
months % days.
In woodstock, June ~ Of consumption Mrs. ARROMAN
DA P. MORGAN, aged 80 years.
In Rockingham, July l9, Ms. BABBARY SABIN, aged
81 years
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

HIs remedy has long been cherished by the community
l. for its remarkable efficacy In relieving healing and
ing the most obsteruate, painful and long standing
Cough, Cold, Influenza, Sore 76dt Bronehtfs Whoopng
Coagh, Croap, Asthma, differentiation OF the Lungs while
Consumption itesf has yielded to its magic influence
when all other have failed Its whole history proves
that the past has produced remedy of eque value
for the Numerous aud dangerous pulmonary affections
which preyail all over the land
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20
From q well known Musician MIR. Nj YRON
CHILD, of Bellows Fails.

Messfs s. W. FowLE & Co.
Some FIVE Yeas since began to be troubled with Bron
eai Dfeig, with occasionally great and inam
nation of the throat supposed the time that the trouble
occasioned by blowing musical instrument being
member of band and supposed should be Obliged to give
up the occupation altogether my throat constantly
WIsfAR's BALsAM WILD CHERRY trial which did, and
by the Of two three bottles entirely cured aud
have since had of the complaint 1t
than years that suIerd, and during that time
tried various rees and consulted several physcens but
all to purpose. II only after making the BAL
that permanent established. From my own
experience with great confidence recommend the
SAM as possessing merits superior TO all others.
Yours truly; MYRoN CHILD,
Prepared by SETH W FoWLE Il CO, Boston, and for
sale by j. w MOORE, Bellows Falls; d. L. CUSHING Cam
bridgeport E S. sAB1N Jr saxon's River; b. DIyoL,
Rockingham; N. 8. WEEKS, Grafton; o. +. BUTTER
FIELD Townshead Il. WILCOX, Westminster; JOSEPH
CLARK, and l. N. THORN Brattleboro; s. p MILLER,
Fayetteyl and by dealers everywhere. $3.50.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

Posr ORpioE, DAYTON, June II, 1850.
Until further notice, mails will close at this office a,
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
staies, daily except sunday Rt $50 A, A. sfsf.f
For Cincinnati, o., Fastetn, Western, Northern and
southern states daily except Sunday at 1850 Az, ant
For Columbus and Nanesyire, o., daily except sun
day MbbV A! ~ LNlIHt lalIr1 .stI .itf0
For Xenia and Yellow Springs at $50 p. NJ.
For Manislurg Germantown, FunlIlin. Hamilton
Eaton ,nnd Oonnersyille, lnd daily except Sunday
For Springfield, Urbana, Thin, sandusly, Toledo
Cleveland, O., Bort Wayne, Ind and Michigan, daily
except Sunday at 8l5 k.M.Io fII.I 100 ~ .' iailf
forRiehmond, Cambridge, Centreve, Indianapolis
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily vt 800 ,. ~ l''
For Greenyle, G., Union City, Winchester, Munce
and jay County Ind daily except Sunday at s;l5 A. NJ
For Troy, Coylngton Pqua, Sidney, 81. Marys ant
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday At ss15 A. N. tf
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
FofNJohnSfile, New Lelsaioiiand West AicSniidrin
Tuesday and Saturday, at 1880 AN.
For Clayton. Genue and Ludlow. Friday Of eacl
week, RtOP.M
For Centreville Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 22OOM.
Dor ysndaliaRnd Chambersburg,nt 1900 u, Tues
day and Saturday.
For TaylorsWile, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at sll
A. N. f. A. KING, p. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

BsS~ 1t is generally known that the late DR..
kGRNER was very reserve man, and some
what eccentric, withaL He seldom made any
condolences, and never alluded to his business
affairs; and while il was known that he was
careful business man, and was gradually ina
king fortune" the amount ofh possessions
was always mere matter of guess-work
Since his death it has been ascertained that
even his nephew and niece, ,Iwho resided with
him, and kept house for him, were entirely ig-
norant of his business, and were never assured
by him that he had any property or money
The appraisers could arrive at no knowledge
whatever Of the condition his personal prop
erty by only rummaging through his drawers
andpapers Packages ofsilverwere found stuck
away in every cQTHer,r as memorandum after
memorandum was found to indicate where to
search. An item was found stating that sew
eral thousand dollars in.gold were secreted in
an an iron box, aud it was only found after 4
tedious search In this way all the cash,
amounting to about s., 900, has been found
1t is not known whether all the money has
been found; indeed, it is believed that it has
not All other matters are Just as hard to be
ascTtained as money affairs. Owing to the
eccentricity of the Doctor in this respect, the
appraisers proceed very slowly. "'"' WI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
Chicago Grain Market.

CHBCAGo, Aug. 4.
There was great activity in the grain mar
ket ON yesterday and a large amount of wheat
changed hands at 77c for rejected Spring; 9Oc
for No. 2 Spring; SO for No. | do 95@96c for
No Red Winter lO0@lOlc for No do;
l06c for No White-the outside prices be-
ing more easily obtained than on the, previous
day. There was good inquiry for Corn, and
a large amount was sold at 4l3@42c for No.
z; 423@43c for No I in store, and 4lita A lc
for Canal aAoat Flour was dull with only
small trade sales at 50 5003 75 for Superfine;
81 60@4 Is for White Winter
The receipts of Grain and Flour were ms
follows 663 bbls Flour, agninst65l bbls same
day in 1859; 67,66s bus Wheat, s7,43l bus.
Corn; sl3j bus Oats 1860 bus Rye and 66
bus Barley, pr a total, of 1860 bus Grain
against 23,097 bus same day in 1869, show
ing an increase of 4i ,563 bus The ship
mentS were l279l2 bus. against 1918 bbls,
EIDer, aha 1589bihs Gthih ihamB hat iia
1859, showing an increase of 2,422 bus.
Grain corresponding day in 1859, and de-
crease Of lSl3 pbf floprB W o n