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TIIE funeral of Samuel McCreory, one Of
veterans of lSl2, took place yesterday from !
residence, 3Si Tenth avenue. Tho remain
members Of the rapidly diminishing little 10
ofaged patriots attended and paid tho last &
tribute ti respect to their former comrads.
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TnE corner stone of the now Court House,
the Park, will be laid with appropriate cerevi
mics this afternoon, at 2iI o'clock. MAJ
Wood, Hon. T. W. Clcrke and and W. X. Ste
art Esq, will deliver addresses.
The sun., 1861-12-26

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER, r
The original and genuine article will externiiDr
hoac ches, Ants, and all vermin. Frss from oison
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death 10 Rats and Mice. Sold by all Drs'
gsts every where. ID. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
Park Row, and 424 Broadway.
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Further News, sec IThird Fnx

TIE NEw HOLIDAY FAIRY PIECE AT Bl
NUNS Museum, attracted and delighted imme
crowds yesterday, and As II X TO be produced L
at,rnoon and evening It will do the same again
dNy
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bales, Of which ? H. 900 are American.
nr,adatIhs ato generally quiet but steady,
Prov is.uns firm.
Londo" Dec, li-consols closed yesterday
at Huh- % IS for money.
The bullion il the B.h of England has in
creased fl2s, 600.
HARE, Dee y cotton advanced iljf, Clo-
sing STEADY. Sales Of the week 3, ,250 bales;
New OIolIs tres ordinaire 1i2 do. bas, 1861.
Stocks Ill eco bales.
Tie Eastern lincs, AFTER having been down
two days resumed work 10 some extent last
night, but were able to forward only brief
synopsis of tho Niagsras news. The details
will come to hand today via Halifax l-EDT,
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IN wILLfAMsnURoU.


lfappcarancos are q correct criterion, Chrj %
mas, in Williamsburgh, was really and trui N
merry ono. The stores werc an closed, II. :
during most of the day the streets were throusj /,
with merry, happy crowd, dressed in tho,
holiday attire. Services were held in ~
Catholic and Episcopal churches, and were We ,
attended. At the church Of st. Peter and So
Paul, tho ceremonies were Of a grand and inn
pressiye character. Several target companies
on their way to East New York, paraded tia
streets, and, accompanied by bands Of music, an
tract,d much attention. But the most festi u
feature Of the day, perhaps, w@ the form,'
opening of the skating pond f the Unie
Skating Association. 1t presented a gay al
brilliant appearance, and, during tho day, WI
visited by several thousand ladies and genu
men.
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B0ston, DC. 2j.-There was a general sus.
pension of business today, in Observance o.
Christmas. The weather is clear and cold.
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soon used up. Thousand' proceeded 10 ths Ian
ponds only 70 return without beiag abls 10 o
tify their desires. Washington pond "
flooded the previous night, but the wat
did not freeze. The public pond VI
Fifth avenue, was In q somewhat similar 90
dition, although there was a little skating abO !
the edges. A number Of mishaps occurred, b, ),
there were no serious accidents. In the sveA
ing the various places Of amusement We
patronized.
There were few drunken rows during "
day, which wore speedily quelled by the polio '
The most serious one occurred in Hudson Av
nue. near Fleet st., whore a man named Pstri !
Fitzpatrick, a'ter stoning some boys, sttempti'
to whip q pslicemsn who tried to restore ords v
He was, however, eventually brought dow 4
with club, and was picked up in senselcs'
condition and conveyed to the 4th Precinct STD
tion house, where he soon after recovered, unSl
medical treatment
With these Gew exceptions, the day passed Q
in an orderly, pleasant manner.
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bNhhi y AhiN'i hANouS
" the IN st and cheapest article for dressing %
belutfying, cleaning, curling preserving and n
storing tho hair. Ladies, try II. Sold by all DrH
The sun., 1861-12-26
GENERAL NOTICES.
GInud PatrI.lIc MECHANICALLY

t'Inbd FnIFIEUc EhItFIhIhmehI-UJ
quest, the anniversary Of the Alien n N. l.. ~
De-. 21th. 1s6l. Exercises to cOusis, # adtesI
aud dLlrgucs ard solos, duets and ohoIuses,
mIuheis ui the schC'l, Doors open Il o, eNert,
to COmmInCe at I; tickets 10 cents dgO 2s'
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Il q Excelsior Brigfde will be held a. Room 20
ior House, on Thursday Dec. 26ih, at IL A, 4
to take final ton in reference T. claims aga
sid biigade. by order of ISAAC c, NOE Chil
man. d5i 3'l0u
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IIltToOI Dec. IT -COrrON-The Bfokor' )
circular reports the sales of cotton for the week,
at $4,000 tales. The make has been frmer,
snd an advance in price Cf lasz is established.
The authorized quotations aIe -
lar. Middlinp
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Important Suggestions for a Coast
Telegraph Line.

a notable telegraph constructor apparently
G. W. Ficld), makes fresh Suggestions 70 tbs
government which have previously been alluded
TO, in reference TO a limo Of coast and toa tele-
graph come citing the different government ,,A-
tons between this city and Galveston. Tho
distances arc given as follows
Miles.
From present terminus in Dlawaro,
through Accomac ard Northampton Cos.
in Va, to point opposite Ft. Monroe. 100
Submarine ctbls TO Fortress Monroe, 20
Fortress Monroe and Newport News,
II. Monroe to Ft. Clark, Hattoras lul,t, 1J2
Fort Clark to Hilton Head 3j2
Hilton Head 10 Tybos IlaLd,
Tybce leland to Fcinaudina, Floiid,, 81
IRON Fcrnandina, tl., on tho AtltHiic
coast, acrc-s the land to Cedar Keys on
the Gulf Of Mexico, whero thsre il
X. r. line and Telegraph established, 1il
From Cedar Keys TO Fort Picken', al
Submarine and coast Iino from Fort Pick
ems to Ship Island, 1O2
From Ship leland TO Galveston, Az
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Foreign Intelligence.
Tie Ninanrn on Cane Roce,

50. Johns ", r., Dec. PAN, ria Port Hood
Dec. 25h.-Ths steamship Niagara, from Liv-
erpool the 18th, via Queenstown the 18th, pass
ed Cape Race on Monday night, en- route for
Halifax and Boston.
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london Dec. 15.-Sir f. Bowatcr,in charge
Of Prince Leopold, the youngest son of Queen
Victoria, died yesterday, at Cannes, in France
The PAIME Gays that it Is asserted that
France ard tho great powers have been con.
suited by Great Britain, and have expressed
the opirio that the conduct of Capt Wilke.
was violation Of the rights Of neutrals.
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Wilcox & GIBBs

WILCOX & GiBBa
SEW ING MA &C II N hS,
bO5 BROADWAY.
$50. $50.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
Later from Norfolk.

Especial dispatch to the Petersburg
Express.
Norfolk, May 20, P. M.-All is
quiet here tonight.
Between 1900 and 1000 Confederate
troops were concentrated at SewelPs
Point last night, but the Yankee mer-
cenaries did not return as unprecedented,
and our men, who were actually eager
for the fray, had nothing to do.
The steamer West Point, Captain
Rowe, belonging to the York River
Railroad line, left the Railroad wharf
at Ports mouth to-day, under flag of
truce, to visit the Federal feet off Old
Point Comfort, for the purpose of
carrying to that destination all the wo-
men andchildren who desire to join their
Northern friends. The steamer was
accompanied by Captain Thomas T..
Hunter, commander Of the Virginia
Navy.
The West point having accomplished
its mission has returned.
Captain Huntorreports the Monticello
as having Jared very badly in her en-
gagement with our battery at Sewells
Point yesterday, The boat is seri-
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29

-ArriroL Of PriSes.-The privateer
Calhoun, Capt. Wilson, arrived yes
terday, having in tow the following
prizes: schooners John Adams and
Mermaid, of Provicetown, Mass, and
brig Panama, of Boston. All three are
whalers, and have on board about 2l5
bbls of sperm and black whale oil.
They were taken about 90 miles from
the Passes. Their crews number 90
men, all told. These vessels had been
whaling for some time, cruising III the
Gulf-Pic0Yune 2Sth.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29

BLOCKADE OF THE MOUTH OF TIE
MISSISSIPPI learn from an eye
witness, says the Picayunc of yesteI7
day, that the United States man-of-war
Brooklyn arrived off Pass L'Outre bar
on Monday, and came to anchor about
enc hundred and fifty yards off the
stakes. The Brooklyn immediately
dispatched "a boat to Captain Duncan,
in command at Fort Jackson, that the
blockade would take effect from that
moment.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
O Rfce Conn mas ssiouers Second Esrli7aiEa g
Ed ri ct.
No. p CITY HALL,
Now Orleans. Nav Is, 1861.

No. D CITY HALL, I
New Orleans, May lJ 1861.
II. persons. owners of Land lying within
IA the Second Draining District which is
bounded in front by the Mississippi River in tho
ov Lake pontchartrain, below by Julia ST.,
and tii., New Canal. and above by the jefferson
Railroad are hereby notified that the first Install
ment of the Assessment for the cost of Draining
said District is row due and payable ut this
Office. Al Bills not paid by the First day of
Iuv next will be subject to proceedings according
to law. (myI5.6t l.. II. PLACE, President.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29

Ice from, Up-Ricer.-The steamboat
Capitol arrived yesterday from Mem
phis, having in tow two flatboats load
ed with ice-about 1900 tons, consign-
ed to j. T.. Warner & Co. This ice is
from the Illinois river, about 100 miles
above Peoria. We understand that
there are several other flats with ice
above and below Memphis, which pass
ed Cairo before the blockade.-Pic-
t.uu,ae, 2SEh.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
REG ITlSggI GgHA,E ORDER.
Head Quarters, 9th Reg. La. Militia,
CarroIitou, Eoariss, 81 Jefferson,
Way Al, RSSE.
ORDER NO, I,
ORDER NO. I,

The Militia OF the Parish Of Jefer
son, forming the Eighth Regiment IS
hereby ordered to organize into Com
panies, within the following Beats, viz:
Beat No. I-From Toledano to General
Taylor streets, and from
front to rear of the City of
jefferson: Capt. Z. BUIssoH.
Beat No 2-From General Taylor St,
to Napoleon Avenue, and
from front to rear of City :
Capt. c. r. .LAGEOUE.
Beat No. 3-From Napoleon Avenue
to Upperline street, and
from FROM 20 rear of City:
Capt. Y. J. LECoRG1E.
Beat No. 4--From Upporlinc street TO
Hurstville: Captain Z. r.
CHEvALLEY.
Beat No. 5-Hurstville. Bloomingdolc,
Burtheville, TOUGHER and
Greenville: Capt. CHAs. F.
HOFFMAN.
Beat No. Getty of CarrolIton from
Lowerline street to Madison
street, and from front to
rear of City: Capt. j. d.
HAMPER.
Beat No. 7-Carrollton. from Madison
to Upperline street, and
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29

Steamboats, Bound up Stepped at
MemphiS We accidentally omitted to
notice in our Sunday issue, says the
Picayuno of yesterday, that Captain
Welton, the well known steamboat
agent, had received n dispatch, dated
Memphis, May "a, stating that cargo
for all points above is held at Memphis
by the military authorities, subject to
satisfactory proof of ownership"
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ously damaged in both hull and ma
chinery, and it is thought that it will be
some time before she can indulge in
another bombardment.
Six men were killed on board, and
several badly wounded.
have been unable to learn the names
of the killed, or the extent OF the IN
iures of the manned.
Somebody hurt at least.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
tuck7j.

LOUISVILLE, May 27.-The intro
duction of arms into Kentucky by
Garret Davis and others, is confirmed.
Davis and his friends rely on the
constitutional guarantee that the citi-
zens of this country have right to
bear arms. The indications are that
most of the arms will fall into the hands
of those who will not under any cir
cumstances fight Lincoln's cause, but
will use them TO sustain Kentucky's
absolute neutrality, and in case that
proves impossible, in defence of their
homes, freedom and the South.
In some places they will be placed
in county jails, subject to Kentucky's
legitimate authority.
Their introduction is considered by
the pure conservative States Rights
party, who undoubtedly constitute a
vast majority Of Kentuckians, as a
Godsend.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
Blockade of Mobile.

MOBILE, May ga war steamer
commenced tide blockade of our harbor
yesterday.
Fort Morgan welcomed the block,
aiding vessel by displaying the United
States flag, union down, from the same
staff and below the Confederate flag.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29

III A regular meeting of the CouN-
GIL of this city takes place this even
ing, at their hall on Dublin street, at
the usual hour.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29

u PURE SODA WATER-cool and
very refreshing in this weather, is now
for sale at the apothecary store of Mr.
G.. p. Heidman, on Levee street
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
WEDNESDAY, May 20, 1861,

EY Carrollton continues about the
same as regards the regular trade of the
city-very little change to be noticed
in any branch of the business of our
people. War preparations rather on
the increase.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29

u PURE SODA WATER-cool and
very refreshing in this weather, is now
for sale at the apothecary store of Mr..
G.. p. Heidman, on Levee street.
latest News
e x Il IL 7. Il G. r. a r e,
ITO the New Orleans City Papers Of ye terday
From Baltimore.
BALTIEoRE, May 26.-In Judge
Taney's habeas corpus for John Merri-
man Judge Cadwallader refuses to
obey till advised from Washington.
Judge fancy has issued an attach
ment for Cadwallader, returnable to-
morrow. Mr.. Merriman is at Fort
Nell enry.
The Federal Notifications guarding
approaches to Baltimore are rapidly
progressing.
The Southern Mails.
WAsHrNGToN, May 27.-The South
ern mails made up here and forwarded
ma the West will be continued till the
LIST of June.
The $9,000,G00, United States Loan.
Five and a half million bonds have
been awarded at s.. Upward of two
and quarter millions treasury notes
were taken at par.
lAe .Sevemh Neao York Regiment.
WAsHINGToN, May 27.-Tho New
York Seventh Regiment has been
ordered to return home.
4AttacA; on the Zouare PicketS.
II is reported the Zouave pickets
were attacked, and that after several
rounds the Southerners retired, leaving
six of their number in the hands of the
enemy.
From Boston.
Boston, May 27.--The brig Elisha
Dean reports having been taken as a
prize to Brunswick, Ga, and that after
eight days detention Gov. Brown gave
orders for her release.
Miscellaneous Items.
New IoRK, May ga Zouavo
Colonel, with $4,000 raised for his
regiment, has been missing for ten
days.
A merchant was arrested to-day by
Superintendent Kennedy for using Sc
ditious language.
Captain Adams, commanding the
Pensacola fleet, has been ordered home.
More Var MateriaL for Pjchens.
Boston, May %. = The steamer
Massachusetts sailed for Fort Pickens
to-day, heavily laden with munitions of
war and various other articles.
Blockade Of Charleston.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The frigate
Minnesota and three other vessels leave
Fortress Monroe to blockade Charles
ton harbor.
Manassas Gap.
A traveller from Richmond says the
train on which he travelled brought
5000 South Carolians to Manassas Gap.
5000 troops were there, tolerably we'll
equipped.
An extensive entrenchmont had been
made, believing the Harper's Ferry at
tack more in that direction.
GosSiP-OPinions Of Northsr7e Journals.
New YORK, May 27.-The Times
says the inabitants of Alexandria are
sullen and disatfected.
Notifications are being erected at
the above named city, including one ON
tho bank of the Potomac, one mile
long and feet high.
10000 more Abolitionists have been
called to Washington.
Martial law has been proclaimed in
Alexandria.
Mr.. Snpvv5aD Of tbo Union baVin0r
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
STRAY BGG.

STRAY FsGSa.
StANfE to the premises Of the under fE>-s=)
" signed, q Brindle and White SLU -
DOG. The owner is requested to come and
prove property, pay charges and take her aTay
II. PARKER,
,ny1e.3. Grctna. Right Bank, Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29

The Polls will be opened al 10 o'clock a. NJ,
and closed AT 1 O'Clock =. NJ and due returns
naee. under seal to the Office of the Secretary
Of the Jury in CarrotOn, and addressed to the
President of the Police Jury, Lett Bank.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
FOURTH DISTRICT,

From the Upperline of the Metairie Labarre
Road TO the Upperline of j. w. Mason's planta
ton Polls at r H Gogreve. Commissioners
w + Mason and l. Labarre.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29


Of his Office and are now publishing
his (Snowaen's) paper
The Tribune says that probably an
overwhelming moveme nt will be made
against Richmond within three weeks,
independent of the Washington reserve.
A position at Harper's Ferry may be
secured by flank movements from
Alexandria and Washington.
The Commercial says the Southern
ers, by intrenching Manassas Gap
Junction, are evidently preparing for
the action.
Gen. Lee will advance via Harper
Ferry or Manassas Gap, and will be
Immediately followed by Buffers adj
vance on Norfolk. Butler anticipates
reaching Richmond by the goth of
July.
Gen. Patterson will throw troops
down the Maryland line from Cham
bersburg, in the direction of Harper
| Ferry.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
SEVENTH DISTRICT.

All that portion of the territory known rs til
Metairie Polls Mt the Sohooihousc. Commi
sioners: Theodore bienveuue and John Nelson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
SMITH DISTRICT.

r;.im the Lowerline of Kennervile to the Upl
line of the Parish Of Jefferson. Polls at
Schoolhouse Commissioners Minor KEN
and VIM. d. Parker.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
FIFTH DISTRICT.

From the Upperline of Mr.. VIM Masons plan
tatior to the lowcrline of kenneryille. Polls q
the residence of Mir + Sauve. Commissioners
C gorge Sauvc and VIM Brooks.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
Major General Banks.

Waj0r- General BankS.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Ex-Gover-
nor Banks, of Massachusetts, has been
appointed Major General of the Fede-
raj army.
The Tntroducti6n Of Arms into Ken
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
WIN. MITHOFF, President,

C. f. ROVER, Secretary,
Parish of Jefferson, May 90 1861. my22.td
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
THIRD DISTRICT,

From the Upperline Of the City OF Carrolitor
TO the Upperline of the Metairie or iabarre Roads
extending in depth to the New Orleans IL Jackson
Railroad Polls at the Schoolhouse. Commits
sioners George Blood and Z. Roger.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29

The Militia OF the Parish Of Jefer-
son, forming the Eighth Regiment IS
hereby ordered to organize into Com
panies, within the following Beats, viz;
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
New Orleans City Papers of yesterday.
From Baltimore.

1t is reported the Zouave pickets
were attacked, and that after several
rounds the Southerners retired, leaving
six of their number in tho hands of the
enemy.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-29
From Boston.

Boston, May 27.--The brig Elisha
Dean reports having been taken as a
prize to Brunswick, Gu, and that after
eight days detention Gov. Brown gave
orders for her release.
, 1861-06-07
EAaKRIs RX EELEGRaPa.

F1orn-Nsrket somewhat ir1esular, extra state
and one or two other brands bringing little more
tes hsnse sses sffiSBbabls bbs ai
euper wcsten, sl:9oG52o Tor corr to medium ex
boop S'dads q lHaaa
70 &c lad below io csaadiaa oaF Is Ta1 IN Hshs ode
ioa ss1f alor o sfsd sas;
extra. RE -four selling elowly at $31oG4,. Corn
msal quiet, and prices without Important change.
NHsKT-ln good request aud at better prices,
Sales ,1o0 hrls at 1Gx9Dl7c.
GKaE-Good go aoena wheat advanced 1D9c with
iii FaIes hcae % saes 20 Ghissso Eaaass
Rpring at at959110: Ga 000 bu Milwaukee club, 600
lis; 9.oo0 bu Raeine prime, 81. 1901 10; 400
Iowa. a 90 81 vefy eu a@6eF aSeF
9i;@D1.ss: isz0S bu cansda Cub. Si.14@i:is !;
Kentucky, $1:70. Rye Steady at 6708sc. ssIcs
eco bn to arrive on private terms. Barley quiet
at b5@6oc. Com. fair business doing for export
po1tant change. Sales $1,000 bu at 4s9lsc s for
neW nmfxed western 46f@i6c for new western
6 s Ts Il e. 1senet s + 5 a %d ed
western aud csnada; 3a9s3,fc tor state:
PaoI,s1oNs.-pork Is d1ll ana prices -droopins
saes S 400 Rssf Rsls a aa esS 50 for r
10 feP.eRsd @sss; iisSissS eatss afss ness. te
44A49 AAEEe utGA AAA nA1Ea LOU tleFCEH Oh D. T.
western ut 14915. Cut meats, sales $50 pkes st &C.
for hams. including choice at 7Hc; &c for efonl-
derF. Lard scarcely go firm; sales 20 brls at 90
0Hc; Buttcr In moderate request at SG14 for Ohio
and ED15 state. Chcese steAdy at 3G13,
GnocERIEs-Sugard dull at 43s&15Xc for fair re-
1nfng- Sales b67 hhls at 4kQD4;5c for Cuba Sc
for Porto Rico. Mo1asees very quiet. Sales 10
hhda Porto Rico at 20c. Cotee-Moderate trade
demand Sales 100 bags Rio at 1t4@1lKc; 100
srocKs-More active, hut lower. Chi d RIs:
CIT q; Col Chi67; scripe,; Pan iosE !:
Hudson Ssa Erie TX; n & IL: II: @ Fac Ma.,i ia.
GD1; 9 6s 81 Coupons S3.: s 6s 81 regis
tered efA; . IS n coupons TX; Treasury la
1gSA: Va Ga 45H; No G. 39H; Tenn 6a 40A; IC
BIDS 81; II ttuking boIds q.
BUFFALO, June 8.-FLouH-Quiet and un-
GRArN-1Theat rather more doing this afternoon:
Gales 20. .to0sba Mil club at 0093ac. Corn dull:
e sales e. 1900 By onpt. Oats IN tais demand; eales
4, 0G0 bu ut 2<c.
Nn1sKY-Dul1 and nominal at 15@15Xc.
CANAL FRE1au7s-l1@113c for wheat to New
LAKE 1xroR1s-Ceo brls nour, $1,000 bu wheat,
e910 na corn. 45 900 By oats. 8 $50 Tye.
wheat, 5000 bu corn, 5000 oats, 6,000 bu re.
oSWEGO, June 6;-FLoua- Declined &c; sales
at S. for fancy brands.
cAxAL FRElon7s- Duh; aour ase, wheat Sc, corn
&c, to New York
LAKE 1aron1s-eoo brls -four, 1890 bu wheat,
Il, 40 bu corn. -.
GASAL ExroR7s-,T45 brls 1our, a,Gco bu wheat,
1900 hu corn.
, 1861-06-07
HHANCERY NOTICE. Stat

~ Of nlincts, Cook County. 8. s.a-superior C,ur:
EanTsa ii. 2i, Joseph joaaslsa. Aea GaaT1sa a,s {:
braxn, Pstcr Ei1asE: Es:ie.taa i. Loa.tck. Char:
fHown Ms,s: 2. Jeel Eatt;ss, dseessed C!a;1ss =
deceased; ne unknown Helss e Joseph ftlkins. d.
An,slavit of he 5se.zee1aenee Of Clark Ruaynr,
Laura E:nyon hs w.fe, Tie Ames.esa nora,. Ssii
- 3 dssSass sARssi Fsss fEeS 3i:a
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tee Of the Cislk Ct saId Superior Court u C!c4ss
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