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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-07
business directory.
REEVE g. CAPRON,

Attorneys.
REEVE g. CAPRON,
Attorneys and Notaries. Plymouth Morshall Co.,
Ind, practice in Marshall and adjoining coun-
ties. REFERS to Babcock & Co, Phelps, Dodge
& Co, New York, Cooley, Farwell & Co., Gould
& Bro. Chicago, Loudon Co., Phiia., Graft
Benette & Co., Pittsburgh, Hon. A. l.. Osborn,
Circuit Judge, LapOrt, Ind.
JOHN S. BENDER,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Knox,
Knox. Ind.
Collections, Tax paving and examination of
Titles, promptly attended to. n3-ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-07

Here let the press the peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbought by gain"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-07
Army Pay Roll.

The following statement, taken from official
sources, will show the army pay roll. In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month,
which includes ratiOns. serx ant hire, forage, &c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-07
HICKORY GROVE NURSERIES,

At the head of Broadway, , miles above the
Oliver House, Toledo. Ohio, would
call the attention of
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-07
i hotels.
EDWARDS HOUSE.

GAMBRIL'-'S EXCHANGE,
A Gambrill proprietor, situated ne junction OF
the p. Fl. w. f. G. X. up. & G.. RR.
Plymouth, Ind. Meal all hours Ofthe day and
everything necessary for the comfort Of guests
, 1861-05-03

Such Of our subscribers az have been chang.
ing their residences or place OF business, are
requested to Leave word at the counting room:
where they desire to have their paper LEFT here
.+.x -
, 1861-05-03

7NEH@ YORK, MAY aAFLoun- More active but
prices generally without important change There
is nodatate export inquiry for shipping grades
mae n a thf d2 9ef5 tseFs i af
1g94P 81 5a es ssper state, ee ter extra
state, NSo 10G5.15 for super western, S520@525
fe1 f.t aop@pn:ka medium axtra western s56o@1Go
DO; Market closing steady: or the sales about
I0o bols were taken for export Cauada -four In
Ht1le request M Eithout impoftaur. change In price,
y Rye quiet and setrady at s3 1904 for common
WmsET:ELeSef ssiss 7ooa tfd bbls ls'Ss It 17x@1s
Last evening 1000 bhls sold at 1sc.
GRAN.-Medium business doing In wheat Pr-
ees. still rnls Ir 3sxDr pf purchasers 6ales $500
9R Chtcago fpring at 1.20Gt 81 in store and de-
pce & depot s4 fst Ssaiela cfnS rs
$126@ Il go b bb1s red state q; 1900 amber
S1ao@i6 65: 5000 white Kentucky at 81 ss@l 70
tey uoml lnauy Unchanged and IN limited supply.
gorn7wonly ,,os7Io. very limited business doing an5
oa2fs %era 1 & aaaseS 10 a eas The
sales 1900 bu at 67@67K old mixed western in
store ct es19tdel1vared, B$969 new yellow Jersey
sead dS5ieT 9d Ws,fs1 M o5 Tad ndseso9thefa 3
ssstai ia sets Ganada a. Siss5 of ststs az
fRor1sIoSs7Pork quiet, rather more steady
400 brls, at $4@450 for prime; *5s7m0 Is for
mess $1o@lf:o0 for fnpacked mets; s11 50@la So
for EXTRA mess: Prime mess beef continues quiet
duff, 1a@156 ent meafs rHle uuiet Sah tIu.s n1tas
sold at 651@6Ac for shoulders 8H08H for hans.
Bacen .dt-t-and nominaliy Unchanged: Lard
heaEJ and declining Sales OF 40 brls at,9@e4c
1utteT dull and heavy 106b16c for Ohio 10{0l5c
for state Cheese, Aeayyi -4Qs9kc. 49,
GndeERn.s-sugar, raw without q1lotable cbanre
in good request: Sales ISL hhds at AG5Kc::bn5Es
for Porto Rico: 129 boxes Havana r. aL@EEee
b. auction 1875 boxes at 44M5: eMo1asses,
dtdeE steady. Sales 700 brls Cn6s muecnTada
at 1T929c; 1o0b7ls n at 8s@34c: rs hhds Hoftn
klGp q a5c; by auction, 40 bsls N. q 23H@ H@29K
,.SGeoKa Withent much ehangc; generally 1rm-,
y hot :E,Te Ts!y Eyos aettve G RI B-xQ i;
5sk Hniz s6;ss: N. 7. c. r.; Es l. etd 81! s5tp
Pae Mall G.; E:ie bonds, 81, qs; No. Is &c:
Va 65-a4, s10;. Tenn. 6s II; .Treasury:l2s iD1i1
Q. S. Bs 81, 5s1&; 9. S. 5z.of rs, rs opening,
, 1861-05-03

TEe. nosament in produce continues active To
day the receipts comprised 1924 brls louf Il ,0es
tu wheat, and 81. .10s bu corn and the shipments,
165,2 bu wheat, and 16o 7D66 bu corn Still, large
as these figures are, the ansonndness OF our. cur
xeaaJ ttends 4ve1y tsnrch TO FestriGt in
nesr1y allits branches. ,t'..: 2
Ihe Increase in the sapPly Of produce to-day, as
well as an advance in: 3reights and nufaYoaable
newa from New York, caused a depression In the
get1eraf markets.. Tine offerings Of Flour were
much larger than tor some time past, and although
there was fair inquiry for shipment, prices de-
cltned about 10c = br, With sales Of 3C00 br1s st
S4,7P45, for medium to choices spring extra, and
s5.60GB'12N Tor White Winter extra-the market
closing dull. Wheat was in but limited demand.
and the market declined 27<0sc q bushel, with
sales q about 90 900 bushels 81 9S<@e5c for No,
spring, and 9o@92c for No = spring-subject to p
storage. Under the! !ibera and, ntmness
III fteghts, the Corn market opened dill sna rapid
lyfell &c y bushelGosing steady. About 1870, ,o0Obu
IN al changed hands, at 3s@3skk, for River and
Canal Mixed Afoat; 81 @32Hc for, Mixed in store:
and 2sc 1of Rejected IN store, Oats were steady
1sc in store. Rye wasin better demand, and No
1was sold at 43G44c in store. Choice Barley Was
Fola at asc on tract HighWiaes xess;ia ii -t*ir To-
I'll 1Ip9est, aHa E1lHtrJ lots were sold at 1515Hc
closiug at the etnside qnatatisn: ::~..@ ::
:: There is nothing to report ii Provisions Mes.
Pork is offoed at $1,000; but there arp! no buy.
era. and the market Is entirely nominal.
Freights advanced 1c per bushel On grain to-day.
ten vessels hasing:been engaged, at sXaqc for
corn to Bdirato, and 1ac for corn to ogden.butrb.
Preferred currency continues ia active demand,
To-day buyers psia a65 q tent: premium. and
wheat sold 5@ec 4 bushel less than forcozntuo on
currency. '".* ~>. -"
, 1861-05-03

zt &. .THuAsRsAA1: EyENrEu, May. p 1861. :
FRR1GHTs-Adyaneed i per busheI on grain.
Maas 7 White clooa aeRs Re.
Bae II Habss sa 67s S27s esl9ss G 1
:snd 5rg M TFsst corn schr q Tempo
Market declined 1es :saies bD bfis sFo1ds e. ags
srls y: aasR saeiss n sp59g fE5a M s sdstS Ss
S. 6f!s +; i S;|! y 5ssp
s M bfls G Eisn et1 III at a5 aop boaP e & at Sc
50 brla Lisbon at 81 II del: i'd brls :tYork
Het tA'roNnd hoop supporting 1t 94,1D del; 100 brlt
4|esWsteF Wafs y a 55s d 55s
ss s bs ~ sf!s ese's9 5eRnS
toaat h5op ct $3.50 DEL; brIs :, Bafalo'' round
HOOP op at at tape q ,le1S ::' - es!e 'D1 founu
WaEAf-Keceiycd; Il .09s bu; shipped. 1e5,41a
bns NJ Market auli and 3sae owss N sales 7o6 bn
store; 900 lsn do At III store; 1905 bu do at
&c IL =. o 4 eqnT1ssnc na so eg No
1pG m E. at ~ 9f 81 IN oa 90 at e ato5e
Rejected at T9c In store 200 bu do at nc in store
ba: Market declined as sales, s5,M bu II Rivsp ss
&s sg& cfHsl 5 as i 81 e asssf S h s. 81 q
Mixed at ssHe in store: 12.000 bu do at sc IN
stG5S Sc USE tofs &c DO
oATs--SeeeiFed, Ca bn; shipped, none. Mar
ket quiet. Sales 509 bu No al isc in store.
F fE-Reeeised. $50 bu. Market more active.
| sample q. 42c on track. =
| sBARLEY?;Reeeiye ed, 500 bn: Market quigts Sales
| HIGHWLAES-Ratberm more local inquiry Sales
q hhis city an mts atl6t ?5d bhs country at 15c
}%MESS P0RK-DufIandn nouinaI 1t sigmAO.
, 1861-05-03
ILLINOIS AND nIIca1GAN;cANAh,

1888 ARRIVED. +sAay
Reso!ute, Athens, 20 c rnhble stone. u,..'
Vermonter, Feeder, 10 wood. -. ....
'NortstuP ye5s, 1es j 1s9 tons ssnd g bsls pork.
s. 4. Douglat, ssenec9, $500 bu corn " ";~': ~ :
Lockport, Lockport, 1sl 3S !bbraa and shorts, g.
butter. :.... II
Time Lasslle I, ,soo bn corn, 20 bras aour. Z:
.AnsiFpa+ do 650U bu corn. > = :: -.
GtbEalter. do 5,2U7 bu corn, hrls eggs, - -
I, q: Csanphe1. do 100, GEo - hardware, 1,aco II
+. lumbar. TO brls lighHine. H.; :, -
p. y. Bal, dQb go bp corn, 1lot gunntes,
Giobs. Iolet, LEGO buEor1.s =:
Progress, Lasalse, sGs2 bn roru.
j.. CLEARED II
; II zlexander, L6ekport, kess nails, 400 lam
ber, 600 ID work
Imperial, LoekPoFt.
: ! .4e5ol1te, Athena. ~. -. -
E J. Heea1ey, Ottawa
Rspnh,tcz Moth Norris: . ;Ss:"lI
lione4s, Ottawa,
MaFfao Ma97f5own Lasalls. 81 bsa salt, az tons 1azs
AIdelIa, Ia, Joliet, u hrls salt. 6 brls hy hme..
tnsla, Laaalla' * tons mdze. =
Aefat Lsealle, Ill $50 II lumber, -..:..-
, 1861-05-03

>.a=.Ez ::s.z CLEARED .i.;:::.;:: afave
Prop Trey Baekus, childs. Superior City, 100 ton.
Prop Cleveland, Reed, ogdensburg, 5000 bu corn
Bark Water Witch, More1aud, kingston. 17os2 bu
Bark Sardinia, Chase, Buffalo. II, 500 bu corn:.;
Schr Queen City, Stone. Buffalo, j., 400 bu corn,
9chF Aofftt3 Morris; Holland;,, ~:
SchE Syracuse, Kerr, Ogdensburg, 1a, 600 bu corn.
Sfhr Wellington. Simpson, Buffalo, 1Lo00 bu cofn I;
sssat Farmer. Retter, ,sshd Bay, hrls pozki bri
sehE 9etayis johnson: North Unity, ssbi1s pork;
schr Rpssel Dart Thompson, Buffalo, 1928 but
sshr Matt Root, Blanchard. Bn.lo 174s4 bn,orn
Schr Barbarian, Clement, Oswego, l7,0Sl hp wheat
sehrK1sh4ngh S Jpdfpn. Kingaioh, il, ,00o6d &heat:
70 hrls H5nT.
schr Shook. Kelly Buf1Ale 1858 bu corn. ~ !
Schr Surprise. Morrison, Buffalo, II, 5& bu corn. :
Scar Barney Aef1t .Butialo,' 'f6,1 6s bu corn. ;
Schr Lunlu1is, Morey, Kngaton, Ii. SO bu.wheat
Schr A!gertne, Faulkner. OsWego, 16 500 hu wheat;
sehf Nightingale, swcetlaney, Buffalo, l6,0Sa bu
sehr Futon, rylsr, KtasSton. t7,o3s 81 xbeat
schr Japan, Lorditt, BntTalo, 10, ,l41 bu corn.
schr Thorntou, TYLER, Kingston, 1900 bu Bheat.
;SSchT Mefma1d 1@omuan1t. 1ite: Lake, stong hay.
schr Lathorn. CowleE, Qswego, Il, ,635 bu corn
schr James, Shay; BaffsIo, 1850 ba com sN1A'
schr Charlotte, Fulton, Mapitowoc.
, 1861-05-03

=: 7!7''s.. =. :It:..1
THURSDAY EVENNa, May /, 1861. :.
y The following are the receipts aid shipments for
the past twenty-fo1r hours:
REcE1Prs LAST TBENTT-FouR HOURS.
, 1861-05-03

THURSDAY EVENING. May 2, 1sG1.
I: There i&:@n very little papec eHerfng tor disse
count Shipments arc mainly anticipated; and
not Hi largo dlalts are made upon our warehouses
will the baks be ab1e to command full supply Of
.psper Some of. the banks received osaera to-day
for currency from country Correspondents III.
dexthat bualness, ,begins thera to move, and more
aetive hines are approaching. .z.- .;:.-::: =
The banks sold exchange to customesa at 10 per
Eent. The demand Is still light in expectation d
decline. The buying price was s@e55. Early in
theday oneaide parties paidas high es IL but It
was easier In the afternoon, and; 10 was au that
could be realised. For coin the banks are drawing
for 59&@K. 81 =. ,:.>.s i.
:: Gold nominal buying s@e; selling 11Di2 per
cent e~@ ts:s-- $ {24
EGArrNA A,1D cH.Acuo CE1oS n R. COMPANY
:S'st:'' 1kb.h:: asSiF,!!: --!ss :,
Freight. $an,l98O7 $25,2409O s5G42,s3 Ino.
Passengers. 7,aa1.43 G,s34l9 4i72t Dec.
Mails; 1:G495s :" i; ;1WUU''. 1888 Dec.
~.saa, laa.os .sss, 100, -$$4.efe. .o8 mc.
Whole month, 1861. -. *1o3, ,49e %
.,t...t.:r. 4S9s;;.':;.;:::::. p sSae9
lncrease.' '...........-............. $10245.39 ).
, 1861-05-03

AaRorsp. THE schooner Alvin Bronson, which
, cleared last evening with q cargo Of grain for
Buffalo, grounded on Fighting Island: Tha eteame.
Pearl has gone to Eet heE oa7Q<<f7pit ddret3isfr,
, 1861-05-03

: 4 ahemenbeta Of tins Casps ana hereby notified
"a 70 Teet Ut Steele building, northwest corner
o. Lasa1le ana South Water streets, this even
lew good men are wanted to i'll M tina ranks
before the election Of officers. Also drnmn,ep az
aAa n'1t' ARTHUR O. prCAT
, 1861-05-03
Asuai aohzranEul2u1a+

NTORTGkGE SAI,E-V-barf,S
&Hss 1s ~ 1sea On q os as:ssa
ssI ss;ss . 5,{s IS isS aS d.
as53 s. r. s15iss sSes : s
;Rs5fvt: 1na = III q s. n Z ; 5sS. eass
Per aonaln. PAYABLE annnaFy; whica saLd ascrtss.s
teSaf5 f f IL 4 s i u bSk ad +
Mortgages At pago 6:s, and whe:taa a!so as;ao5
70: stsn aa aas s i, S tie Il ta aa
the ead sls s pasr ad !; ts tsf II IS
bower aud autr!t il rss vested i! a5s by ait cs,
gage deed and fcr :Ha anu purpurs5 tas1si ".
O'clock ii the forenoa:. & sa.d ias q. tna nnr az
E tss ansGn GSnzs & Ssis s sx5sa Z ~ M sci j.
loving described o p:see OF rsree :: lsa strs;s
eaaaI1 aad il StA asd r 81 s af
asssssrs ss sf bi1'sos S'Sst Z E :ai
s 91ssSden 42nt :EfsnysEo fay+ss1 81 'sT3.aa th!Eyns
;a WI saaty Il tap nt ot
ts thsfsn .a AL D. AS00Eznz = Hets .na sa'
GALlrPs & HITCHCOCK, A1t'5L -'' s1a%'.
cale7sa. AoEa1. 15sl; ae,:=e:!:t4
4 3HAN CEfsi NOTlCE-5tate of
es;l,11 nlasi Is GF?aa5y F. r s;s -sasesz Cur
FFsiei. Ttiia! ia 4 ja:sSa e;; J. whiting "a. PAU
con scI,1i IF Grarrs anrn ~ . o, 1 81.
fer Her, BsfTHn 3oHS W1Ss;s, Il SSTns NJ!
. Mis- T:issz Baii;z stia1ti soxe, NV XIV v.
SSSsEtsg, SSs H9xa QS,:n; chss;as ssrtas, a.n:a;
4. .Hopk.ps, Sarah H. U3pIiaa GhaTrs Z. Hgt.
kdzh He5t1fa Ed.acesy:. * :"|E' ~4Aslee : A'sa 'D'
Joy. Gideoa ssdii, Jr psnons u LccTona i,.ss ~
Rueknan.. Hob II siss, Il II eafy, isv.d 5 *.
jobs Wueoa Eoastss Sf Il t9s sfsnaau -!
PeTsG pe15s essn aa i s ocs 's c' said 81
Notice + h.T.b7 ztesn 70 tso pat1 William rax.
dsn 9soa aqlaa1 sai T. Y HrsT 1sva q
}sRss }sas s.:s sh9ssd -, Il Sa;
oomolai.4s 4 saa CouT p H. ulet, f o g
:ss IS az as!s sd :las a5s i'S;is sa:s:
defandaHs 1'sS ~ ~, M ns 80 1 ta5. asaat s
i5el r. ~ = h T. by lay = ,esIt7s ST Aad asss1s aEtz
m M my " a sS 7hea os o. sa1
oa a1 ne n5st ao2aaJ n; g Aag y 1S1 * IN
toV Hnan, 459s e. u say @ y oy
3Gckhsm Pc Ha!bfrt s:aalcs I: v Hs.rs Daytd Is.
fanaa - efsses y: Ansn, s;!wh hoy
JSaa wilson saaI psrs5aaiiy y a4u sppear bsf'srs
ss III say he u Ell t 2oh ooan 6 "a
Ghesso sid cous 81 fh rss aon1ag A9f:a u sas
pisants Sill 81 th sse All xss ssq essr ena
g r. SaIs1 = ,j adEs ri ss7{Sd pT
Ga,nSis sor.s. .p;e.ttaW E.sFS>
SALE Whara7,
4 e4eatsd AtH & e1 s1 slaysfih DE- of f. M5aarac
fs1ss \ T.Hiss nsst E T:as eoayeyag -
os I'll saia 1hsss of s nssas1 ;a LII IL
, 1861-05-03

F1oNzEE CoRPs.-Ex-Aldesnan Jnhn Van
Horn has missed company of Pionee1s,' y
ezrollingg 81 men- A1deranap Ed, salomnn is
Espt, :...x ,u
, 1861-05-03

HH s. NICHOLS Il CO. HAVE
1y1s opened st 1Ss South Water stssk, Chicago
sails Of Gratn Flour PIoYiIons. &C., and solicit eon
signmonts and orders To parties s1eeastbls 70 III
Milwaukee Holss, kIchola Britt G Co. think they ca1
give such superior advantages. apl5M-1y
IT ., B,EICuolS- 0. T. SR;FT. Il 4. EloHsfa
, 1861-05-03

II STCRGES' RIFLE CORPS All members of
81 this Company arc requested to report Them
II selSes forthwith. By order Of tho
, 1861-05-03

The above saie u hereby 2ostp31a1 nEttl T1aadAyt
Bd Inst, st zane hour AID pla1e.
Ma1se2iitd CE4S. 1 GHEG ORR. TT25tee.
TIE afoTt aaie Il r., 7 ro:sponed u Friday. 25sa
ass r saHa honr saa p;ace.
: sp:S't4 cIAS A. G2IG9Rf, Teustss
1e aboTc sale Ia fareby further Postponed TO Aoa.
DAY, taB 9Th day of May. 1s, st Soc saGlo hour aaa
place. = CHAS,A Gt2EGoRSt TEna1aa
Apt e6:3ti
, 1861-05-03
.TDor 5alz.

TOR SALE-At Shelton d Tut
u ue's Esste'n Carriage Repository, on Market
one do econN-hsnd}. five Open Bugsies tnew). on
consignment and will be sold cheap- nyl.e6iesw
ORSES FOR SALE.-Artillery
u 4, ard Cavalry Eorses for sale It g1ahla Of +.
STK0MBERG. 309 South Clark street. sp2S1lW
, 1861-05-03

. acEn0EleuSe t6e receipt Of the above EuWs for
The benefit Of the Irish Brigade Fund
....s.. ". j. OSApAE.
Ndy2, 1861. . Sec'y E1. Committee,

FLAG RA1sED.-The occupants Of the block
on the corner of South clark sana Maaison
streets hare joined in tbs purchase Of beau
tiful ffag to be thrown across the street af that
point. ~'.-.: +:
,CAaP CoAFoRTs-The ladies of Grace
Church nre requested to meet at the residence
OF b. =. Haddock, 223 Michigan avenue. to-
ncrraw FRIDAY p IL, at O'Clock, to arrange
fofRorae needfpl items TO ,he sent TO cur y5l-
unteers in camp.
-, AT THE REeuEs7 or TIE Ceaz1rrzg,
, 1861-05-03

END or'A M1sspEsr-LrrE poor tnebri-
ate, . =: convict IN BrldeNel1, named Godfrey
Bordeaux, ended lis EXISTENCE BY hanging
himself In his cell a night or two since. He
vas dead when discovered By the keeper
, 1861-05-03

1R1sH BR1aADE.-At the election Of the ten
companies comprising the Irish Brigade, On
Tuesday last Capt. Charles r, Wa1ah Of the
Emmet Guards was chosen Colonel.
a F.er A. .
, 1861-05-03

CAhP CoMFoRTs.-The ladies of Grace
Church ere requested 10 meet at the resi-.
denco Of B. T. Haddu1k, Esq!;, 223 Michigan
Ayeuus, this ?. N. at 3 O'clock. to proyido
some Items for cur volunteer a61dle1y Id
camp.
, 1861-05-03

ARREs7ED.-Fhe runaway boarde~ from the
Harrison House. an State street, -ia#lich-
escape hecarried away the spolz OF his fellow:
boarders, has been arrested by officer Maca1l:
ley. His name Is chsrlts Zotle.~ Ha :eare.
some OF the property to Cd old Brideweu bird,
annn Cunningham by name, wlo. sold it,
of1lceE M2caHl7y. succeeded IN azeestipg her Us
well Us Zothe, and in recovering tie property.
, 1861-05-03

: TLERK OF SUPREME COI?pT
~ CHARLES u. WELLS, u Kane f.onT.s
hevtng that ne caadIaaso for Clerk haa bsen f ~ y,
t4wa a3 1oug as mcdeaty requires wouli nnrnh ~ "
hiseK a. Candidate tur Clurx Of tae gu1Taa a9nrs
for the Third Grand Division, aair toust
TLERK OF TIE STPPF,IT
~ Cbrnr FOE TIL. THrno Gs.r1 n1r,-r'i. L
pAVlD l. HoEGH u the City OF L. sale h a.
Con?ty y eand1das: for Clerk ot tbs suprsns -,
for the Third Grant Dbl lon. ElectIot * ha Ss
lhe LIT NoGday In Jua6 ne-t sn,a - ~, "a
, 1861-05-03

=
Bobby oA Of two chairs. himself and Mrs. B,
passing the night on q shake.down in the hall.
This is an extreme case, doubtless exaggerated
by Binks, who Is trialng with . serious sub.
4ect- But there Is trouble enough.
We wish mnny Of our tenant world in their
removals found better houGes, We svmpa.
4htze with mcst Of them for privatiens and
deprivations that only the ignorance of mas
terjoinesa, coupled with the cupidity Of land
lords couhl have brought about In many in
stances the question Of expense has nothing
to do with It. Il wss not matter Of dollar
srtwo that put doors and windows ut random
through mtzshapen, 1ly contrived rooms, as
II the cnmpon ent parts Of the tenement had
beea shaken loosely ont Of T. bag, and rs if
the thought Of future arrangement Of farnj-
trre had ao part In the decision and plan.
It is, however, question Of dollars and
penaita, and many Of the latter are mean]y
eaved In lack Of closets, woodsheds, and out
Of door conTsnlences. We know q man in
Chicago who piled his guilt in this regard,
3our gtaTies high, In q frst~class boarding.
house, that in an its suites Of ROOMS has not
enc clo.ct There are many landlords upon
whom rests the heavy sin against domesticity,
.af honses amply endowed with the same lack.
What has 81 this to do with the first Of
Aag? Simply this. Binks Is our friend. In
his comforts we luxuriate When the dear
fellow and his family pine, We suffer. The
tenant world ara numerous, and we're re run.
1Ang for President OF the United States 1t Is
their interest We would earliest eutreat, The
first Of May Is the opening the domestic year.
N1ny landlords are los1ng good tenants, and
re tell them The reason why. It Is 10 the I'D.
vsntage Of the honse owner when year after
4nds the same tenant in possession.
The present spring In chicago there is
good demand lot first class houses at fair rent
als. The most npmBrous call Is for tenemeuts
Of from 500 to F4oo, and this class is the more
sought, 1sz'Sn the hard times which has mod
Grated the means and views Of many who In a
4ush era looked fer nothing under donbIe ths
present figure. We notIes that, thanks tn the
city railways, there Il Less insisting nnon
"within three minutes walk Of the Post
ot1ce,' for. now Cottage Grore and Union
Park are near neighbors, and the city limits
rot. Fezy vide apart, By the cars. The past
two daye has seen a multitude Of household
HeSaraa, the coming week will see ell thIuge
put Ia order for another yesr. We sympathizs
with Binkz, aut teaderay advise him to save
17tussf for better days ....
F1oNEEE CoRPs.-Ex-Aldesuan Jnhn Van
Horn has missed q company Of Pionee1s."
earolltng 81 men, AldeEznala Ed, .salomnn is
T5euf :.
, 1861-05-03

10n >.BXS. PRIME CDDFISH-
:cAVV For F1ssbSg. ~ 81 rrrKM HAxzzY.
~ fi,rtth. En*er at.sAt
, 1861-05-03

@ Ify those superb Paul Pry Conclas and
aega1ae, warranted genuine Havans, Sold only
! by Sargent, cor, Faadolpn and State,
, 1861-05-03

IHE. GERa1As :Cohtr4A1Es-As ~ IN our Lit
Yesterday the German Companies in service
were not oil OF them expressly enumerated
rs such, we give them again, with their
present location: '..>*.
Union Cadets, Capt. Kowold, Cairo; Lincoln
Rifles, Capt. Mhalotzy, Cairo :; Washington
Light Cavalry, Capt. Tobowbertz, Camp Yates;
Washington Grensdiete; Capt: Wattera. Camb
YATES; Onion Rifles, Capt L. Lfppert, Camp
Yates; Union Rifles, n, Capt 4. ,zten, Camp
Yates, :. :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-12
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA,
l'4IRA SESSION.
SENATE.

MONDAY, March IL, 1851
me senate was called to order at IL o'clock
ana opened with prayer by the Rev. r. v
MOORE OF the I'd Presbyterian Church
h'ci""ohd chnrfer Amend1aent.-A cOmmu-
hlcallon from the House was read announc-
ing the passage of several bills-among them
a Dlii amending the charter of the city OF Rich
mohd, which was read and referred 10 the
Committee on General Laws
1TtnSnry Note BtU PdSSed.-When the Sen
ate adjourned on Saturday, it had under CON
SldeTaton the proposition of Mr.. PAXTON to
iay the bill authorizing the issue of Treasury
notes on The table. The Senate refusing to
lay on The table,
MI THOMAS, of Fairfax, proposed TO amend
by inserting SlUO stead of 80, as the small
est amount for which the notes should issue
Mr. DOUGLASS proposed 500, which was ac-
ceplod by Dir. THOMAS.
Mr. ArGUsr, MT LOGAN, &c, opposed the
amen dment, and Mr.. Thomas Mr. RIvEs. &c
advocated 1.-THE latter contending that the
issue would be unconsttH tional, and the for
ner man'alninS the reverse.
Ihe amendments Were relec ted-ayes Il
noes -.
Mr.. PAXTON moved that the vote by which
the amendment of Mr.. BRANEox was ordered
to It's third reading, be reconsidered. Lost
lie question then required the passage
OF the bill as amended, when il was adopted
by Il vote OF ayes SO, noes l-CaldweN.
Bin Reported.-A bill to au thoriZe the Treas
urer OF the State to destroy certain Bank
notes now on deposit in his office, and such as
may be received in future.
/ Bills P0sstd.-House bill authorizing the
issue of Treasury notes House bill for the
relief of George w. Tucker, of Halifax co;
Senate bill to amend an act, entitled can act
TO incorporate the Mason City Mining and
Manufacturing Company, in the county of
Mason" passed March 22d 1850 Senate bill
providing for the voluntary enslavement Of
Jane Payne, Mary Fletcher, and Olives
Senate bin to amend the 43d section of chap
ter .b OF the Code; Senate bill to incorporate
the Virginia Mineral, OH and Coal Company,
in the county of Mason; Senate bill to incor-
porate the Jackson county Agricultural So
ciety; Senate bill to enforce the payment of
balances due from Commissioners of forfeited
and delinquent lands: Senate bill to incorpo-
| rate the KocIibridge White Sulphur Springs
Company.
Ldtd the 7dbIe.-The bill to incorporate
the Parkersburg Bridge Company coming up
on its third reading, Mr.. THOMAS, of Fairfax,
opposed its passage, and offered ryder
thereto.
Mr.. PAXroS moved to amend the ryder
The bill ryder and amendment were laid on
the table.
CaN Of the Senate.-A motion was made to
adjourn, on which the ayes and noes were de
manded. No quorum voting.
Mr. PAXTON moved that there be a call of
the Senate. Agreed to, and the Clerk pro-
ceeded to call the roll, latter which the Ser
geant-at- Arms was ordered to close the doors
of the Senate chamber.
After the call of the roll, and the second
calling of absentees, number of whom were
excused for good reasons, further proceedings
We're dispensed with, and the Senate ad-
journed.