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4 GEORGL4 REDDNG.

The preacher was prevented from taking
his part in the ceremony, and newly crea-
ted Justice of the Peace, who chanced to De
present was called upon to oficiate IN his
place The good mans knees began TO. trem-
bic, for he had never tied the knot, and did
not know wher toe begin. He had no Geo
Justice or any other book from which to
read .he marriage service. The company
was arranged in semicircle, each one bear
ing tal.ow candle He thought over every
thing he bad ever learned even to
Thirty days hath September,
April. June, and November
But all ia vain. he could rccollect nothing
that suited the occasion. \ suppressed litter
all over the room admonishcd him that he
must proceed with something, and in the
agony of desperation he began
Know all men by these presents. tLat 7
here lie paused. and looked up to the ceiling.
while an audible voice in the corner Of the
room was heard TO say:
He is drawing decd to tract Of land,
and they all laughed,
In the name of God. amen. he began
again, only to hear another voice in a loud
whisper say:
Hes makiog his will, thought, he
couldn't live long. he looks 50 wonderful bad
Now I lay me down to sleep, l pray, =
was the next essay. when some oruiite gen
tlenan remarked:
lie Is not dead but sloepe'h.'
oh yes Oh yes continued the Sqlira
/ a voice replied. Oh no: Oh no. don,
let's.'-
/ Some person out of doors sung out, Come
/ iuto court! ard the laughter was general.
The bride vas near fainting. and the Squire
was not far from it; being an indeiatigabl,
man, however, he began again:
To all and singular. the sher-'
Lets run; he's going to levy on Us. sal.
two or three at once.
Here CLEAN of light flashed across th'
face of the Squire. lie ordered the bride anC
groom to hold up their hands. anu iu a solemn
voice said:
You and each of you. do soiemuly swea
in the presence Of the present company. tina
you will perform towards each other, all, anc
singular, the functions Of husband aud wifi
as the case may be, to the best of your knowl
edge and ability, so help you God!'
Good as wheat! exclaimed the father 0
the bride
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sADDLERY! sADDLERY!

mHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
/ the citizens OF Ebensburg and surrounding
country, that he has opened Saddler's shop IN
the basement Of his dwelling house, on Homer
street, where he is prepared to furnish to order
on the most reasonable terms, every description
of Saddles Brides. and Harness &c.
Having many years experience in the bust
ness, employing none but the best workmen.
and using the best material upon all his work. he
l1pe- t., merritt and receive liberal share 0f the
public patronage
C.au-rv p- lace NJ nj times taken in exchange
for work. and the highest market prices al wed
JAMES MAGUIRE.
EI.-,-l.rrr. Sent. II. lSIo-tf.
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gslEll MANHOOD,
( kEg How Lost, How Restored

Just Published, in q Sealed EnUelope,
ON THE NATURE: TREATMENT AND RAD
TCAL CURE OF SPERMATORHQA Seminal
Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and In
voluntary Emissions inducing Inpotency, and
Mental and Physical iEcapacity.
By ROB. ]. CULvERwRIL, NJ. D.,
AIltfOr the :. Green Book Sc.
The world-rcnowned author, In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Self abuse may
be efectually removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
Instruments. rings or cordials, pointing out a
mode of cure at once certain and eflectual, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may be, may cure himself cfedply, yriUafely.
and radically. This lecture will prove boon to
Il Uusands and thousands.
Sent under seal TO any address, post paid, on
the receipt OF two postage stamps, by addressing
Dr. CHI j. c. KLINE. NJ. D., I27 Bowery.
New York, Post Office Box 1886
March 20, 1861. april II, 1e6O.-ly.
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MOVEMENT * SoUIH WESTERN VIRGINIA
Some bold movements on the part of the
Union troops may be looked for in the South
western part Of Virginia The Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad will be occupied by the
Union forces, probably even before the rebels
are driven to the right bank of the James
river. The army steaming up the Kanawha
river, on twelve boats, at this moment, will
doubtless accomplish this object.
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EDgNSBURG HOUSE.

Nhe undcrsiged having purchased and tAAyn
| possession IF the Ebenburg House. Corner
ly Occupied by Henry Foster). will be na. p L.
receive and Accommodate his old customers, and
all others who may be disposed To patronize him.
The Proprietor feels assured from the spacious
HOUSE, STABLE & other facilities That lie can
offer at least as good accommodations as can be
had at any other stand in the place. He is in
possession Of large supply Of the choiscs liquors
with which his bar will be furnished; his table
viii be furnished with all tn luxuries Of the sea
son. and he intends by his hospitality and care,
merit the patronage Of all tLose who stop with
him.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebcnsburg April, Il, 1SGI- If.
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Drilling A captain of a rifle company
was guilty of al unheard-Of barbarity on a
cold day last winter. lie actually marched
his men to the very brink of the canal, and
then cooly commanded them to &" fall H."
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REMOVAL!
& . & CEE MA CTOR

7 IS VIE subscriber would respectfully -
4 the citizens Of Ebeuslur- ana ------
country that he has removed lis shop ~
Old stand 10 the shop lately oocuIie1 g d
Evans iCarpeut,r.) where lie Is VrsIl-.- ..
al kinds OF work IN his line cf business d F.
notice and on reasonable terms, and l5 --.S
using but the very best material l1l e--.-..'
but the best workmln to merit a t--. s-.
public patronage. Persons wishing 5l---
purchasing a Carriage ,i.l 20 We. .y ----
this establishment. He Is prepared = -----
ture the following kinds of v-Ll--s, -
BUGGlES. Of different qualities a--
BAGOUCHES. CHAGIOTEES. one ID
horse ROCkAWANS, elise quarter. e-i.-- -
C-spring COACHES, second hand w.-5 .---
ent kinds, Sc. making q variety ~. " .
all tastes and all purses. EElAih-N' -
WI. BARNS
Ebeusburg, April ., IS59-25-u
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EETMLIAM CARR * co. Who'll
w Grocers. Importers. and Dt2.es - :
eign and Domestic LIQUOBS. old Ne -
aud Rectified Whiskey. No 5-s ---
how. Liberty street. PITTSBtEG, r.. m
SUNDRIES-5GO Bbls double he-'.-,,--- -
key. 1ST Bbls Old Nonongahela hs1 "
Par, (very choice } 80 Hhds y O. = -. -
Bbls y. Q. MoiasSes. With EeEe'- +,
ment of Groceries. also-Bac0n. F-'--,,,
Iron * Nails &c, all of which WI! .5 =, sF 10
prices for cash. WA. CARE"
February L. IS5S.tf
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TEyHE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS CITIZENS EBNsBUG
u sust and Oh N
Til. nd Sheet Iw l.
received OF IL ARE and LY:
Hatn Tools Wooden Willow
Nails Window Glass
which h
Persons thing he uiezrs
~ Jolvorko of kinds n
HouseS 4
Country uceuf al Eind d
nj iEaIC BrssP
drase call
en CiQkiI Soyesf for burning
EIcusbu prl %,
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Valuable RECEIPTS.

Snow CUsTARD.-A beautiful dessert Have
ready two quarts Of rich milk, three pints in
a large stew-pan over the fire, beat to stiff
froth the whites of 10 eggs, aud when the
milk comes to ooil. pour off the beaten
eggs OF the top Of it, let i: remain about q
quarter of a minute and turn with an egg
slice, being careful to break Ii as little as
possible; by the time the last is turned the
first will be ready to take out and place on a
large meat dish. which stand IN a cool place
Beat up the yolks, the remaining pint of
milk, sweeten and favor to taste, pour into
the pan of boiling milk, stirring as you pour
and as soon as it thickans pour of into deep
dish and stand away to cool Immediately
before the serving up, place the snow, Cor
whltes,) on the custard and garpish with jelly.
RHUBARB JELLY.-Prepare the rhuhaTb as
for pies; put a very little water to it and stew
until quite soft, strain off the juice. and to
every pint add one lb. of best white sugar,
boil until it jeliies.
SILVER CAKE.-The whites OF eight eggs,
two cups sugar. two cups -four. one half cup
/ butter, half cup sour cream, half teaspoonful
soda favored with lemon
GINGER CRACKERs One quar-. molasses.
half lb lard or butter. one tablespoonful of
soda in half pint thick milk spice to taste.
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FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE

TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD CA!L- ca : I
Il attention Of the public 10 one q oir15S. t1i
est improvements ever made ID m = so
STOVES. the burning of the GA> A., A. 10
by which means, Is saved Fifty PEI 's5Ir,-N-r7E =
GEORGE HlN
Ebesuhurg Aug. L, ls59.-tL
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LUMBER.

PINE POPLAR CHERRY AND AL
Der bought and sold BY ,l7-i7a2'
June 29th 1859. a.
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G EE TL EN:

would call your attention 70 ny laau-ff-
~Crtuau: Of
GOLD IND .SILTER lTiTCEr
a. the following very low prices.
Hunting Verge Na-clC~. warranted :
Hunting Silver Cylinders, hitherto sid F.
this town at so. and then reduced 70
81. VIII now sci al from SI0-a g.
Hunting Levers from Sr--.I
egen Faced Cyliu ,ers. lare. + re s-1E s-
$40, Z viii se5l at from < -'
Open Faced Detached Levers. tIg-.S.
III J-r1alls sid l-iV BE- 1-uru.7 q. p
t'-s.-s months. or er-Iangr2 .5ar as
r17ve
Everybody l. invited 10 call and EXAMINE
stock. as the advertiser Is confident thar 5-
tell. variety and style IL Is uuriva-.a5 -
community. While the prices al w.i-l II
tered are unprecedented low. Gods
CASH only.
~ Particular attention paid 90 rs-E
Cocks, Watches. Jewelry. a.. of4l a-s
Wl5-h the Cambria County Iron C-r
.'srF. Nil lie taken a. par. 81 VIVA q
ra-t.1-
TOWN AND COUNTRY SralEEEET-
supplied with Watches, Jcw,l-v, zl- 81
than clty prices.
JOSEPH G. HOLMES. A-z-
August 3. lS55Iy.
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AND JEWELRY
He DE

-ra particularly invited e. al inspector .
present. stock and prices EAR DROPS .-
sold al $3.50 VIII now BE sold al . l,s..
sral-glfed 10 siHlS the test of Ir1gr. B-aa.
.L---. x. az 4 rn-lnrfi-n
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II iEs sty. q The Big Huta5, Hum s-rss-.
tyl-H, Pa
Tre uuler.iE iE-l-l desires 70 call Tie ----
Of the people Of Ebensburg and ,---.---
country u the fact that lie has been ann
an Agenb of "a large importing house 1f W5T
rs, CLOCKS, &c-, and also Of q large r.-r
tuning establishment of JEF-ELET- grz--.-
s enabled e. oife- such inducements o. r-
-eTs Of these articles as were G=var dlE..- 3
ia this place, or anywhere this side u lie s
ghenies.
lie would also call attention 70 his la-z
ssrtmeut Of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Just receivcl-aIl Of the latest STYLES an. g
,,..---..''t,-Gl workmanship. Having Seea,..
sick with grC~-'Clre. he is l.nf..a IL %
every taste as To -ayie as weL as al l-
by the great reduction Il, rrecs-
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GINGER CRACKERS One guar. molasses,
half lb- lard or butter. one tablespoonful of
soda in half pint thick milk spice to taste
, 1861-10-10

WEDNESDAY Bg14Ms. Oct. =, 1851:

WEDNESDAY EgUms. Oct. =, 1861
Money matters continue to move along Emooth-
u. The bankers and brokers who have bean
doing butIness here for several years regard the
times a. excessively dull for the reason that inter
est and exchange are*so low. Times, indeed, are
VERY different from What they were when New
York exchange was 10@15 get premium, and il
terest about anything that anybody chose to ask.
For such the great buainess public haven mo symps-
thy to offer. With interest at 10 per cent. and ex
change at Y premium, the city and the West Win
enjoy something like steady prosperity. Indeed,
we shoud all be far better of II interest Nas down
to Get az 1t is in NeT' England, for then manu-
facsntes could flourish. The great obstacle in the
waJ Of the Iesl prosperity Of the city has been
that interest was go high, that tbs producing
cl.ase5-th those who add values 10 thc1av material,
could not afford to pay it. A large amount OF our
su1plns means was swept away in the financial
crash last spring; but within the last TWO or
th1es months outside cspital in large amounts has
been attracted bere, and money for all business
purposes is again abundant. With our present ac-
camuations, interest is likely to remain at figures
rot higher than 10 get, and with low rents, low
prices for real estate, and an abundance'o Of the
raw materlal at low rates, there Is now, It Is be-
deTed, good basis for the permanent prosperity
OF our manufacturing interests. We ehall be glad
to Eotice their establishment and rapid develop
ment. for nothing would now 60 certainly ms ire
the permanent prosperity of the city as 1argesd-
d{;ion to cur manufacturing industry. It would
add to our wealth immensely, and furnish cm.
ployment for aud actually create an immense
amount Of baking capital, and contribute in
every way to the growth and prosperity Of Chi
| caEo.
New York Exchange continues abundant, Ship
pezs sell at par9}z, bank rate < premium
Gold, q for round lots. smaller parcels ss@1 Rct
ST. LOUIS, ALTON & CHICAGO r. R--Earainga
, 1861-10-10
Agricultural A S,nttare,

The movement Commenced ahont a year
since, Tor the establishment Of an Agricultural
School In the Immediate vicinity Of Chfc,eo,
is beirg pushed forward with vieor and with
good prospects Of success. Prof J. a. Nc
Chesney, the former able State Geo,oriat, IN.
der the direction Of the Trustees Of the mi
versity, Is devoting his entire attention to the
work, and prominent sgriculturalists IN ali
parts Of the State are taking deep interest
In 1t.
The site selected for the Experimental
Farm is at Cottage Eli, about fifteen miles
from the city. The Galena and Chicago Rail,
road have generously secured to the School
free passage for students and professors, from
this city to the Farm. About $4,000 have
already been subscribed toward the purchase
Of the land and the endowment of the school
besides donations Of farming Implements
specimens for the museum, books for ths
Library, &c. Thoe. B. Bryan, Esq, nea,
Whoee beautiful country seat the taru Is attn
ated, Is the leading subscriber and N earnest
promoter Of the enterprise. The city Of Chi
cago and the great agricuA ur1l region Of th'
| NoFtn"est have the deepest concern in tn,
SUCCESS Of werk 50 Intimately re1atod te
| their irte resta.
, 1861-10-10
Daily Reyiew Of Chicago Market,


follows: To Montreal Prop Mineral Rock, wheat,
"a nl.,- ,eo@lnEsweo1, @ at Sc. To kiagston-Schr
raaE asd S eoE ;!ta Il l9c 70 Baao-sch1: s James
a1d Bonnie peep, com, at 14c; schr Cnslew,
r. 1TL53S9R-Keceivsd, 5,os1 bsls: shipped b. lake,
10 hsls fair do at 81 Is del; LOO Iris FesSlszs
saSss os g ae 81 8 as It 81 S!s &
do at S3 90 del; 90 brls ''kanc CO.. as S390 DEF,
1m itl o1lf @ Plant nj g e deli 100 bis Naah
spns sapeT st isHs; s DEL 100 es}' fair
Msrket XGie lover. ss1esWIFxeI,s5 WIRES, ~ 80 ~
ste5e at Sc; LOGO bu do at S5Ec: 5000 bu No
Eeu L, store At Suc eoo bu do u so1sc; 2boo bu
DO % at Sc GOO bu Rtjected at &C: sPntsa-1a.-
5000 bn do at 7iEe: 5000 bn do At tic; s.o5a BIZ
do do e. S s. GU pu Rejected in store s: 5's 100
cORN-Keceivea, 81, rs bu shipped. 161 $50 bu.
Market firm ant better sa1ee Is es' ba Canal
axe s b. DO 1t &C. ioeo9 CO n 81 u "A At stSts @ a.
5Gtu bu Kejt cteG in store at 1Sc.
oATs-Received, 7'39 br. Aarkc! steady. s.1ps
1alQ bu No. in store at tic.
RYE-Received. isis hu. Market easier. Sales
25gD ,n NJ; il store At 3Uc.
EAiIEY-Rece!y=d, 1870 bu. Market st2al~.
* aud 15 * sIor r. aud aazy anf'a 1t y a. ii
track " - ~
TIMOTHY SEED-Du}1.. Sales 10 ska prime At
$l4o; " =ks good ut Sl35 q bags fa1r 1t sI.as;
Is sks common 1T 81 % w.
nIGMW1NEs- bris country ct 1s4c.
MISS @ PURK-bo h1ls heavy winter u s1e,oo
TALLQW-a5 hrs prime ut 71Ec
H1DEs-FiEn~ We quote: Dry Flint, liz 112c +;
GrsSn Sailed. 5kGtc; G7ecc Country, IL g.:
BROOM COKN-4 tons medium quallt1 1t fi5
APPLES-ln god dcmand and rstAc1 scsece ut
s. Gu u btl.
PEACuEs-commor III good supply st 10 1,5c
good 70 primo scarce ut S1-00@1 5U.
BllIEh-35 pigs fair At 7ssss:. Dairy in demand
st1CI12c.
EGGS-IE good demand at 9c q doz
IOCLTRI--Chickcns $1.a51l, 50 per doz; tur-
keys sGSc a b.
LIVE ST0CK-Rcccived, a47 Becyes, ,3a5.uo,s.
Hetf c4ttle dull. ucye quiet and unct.aa,cd
, 1861-10-10
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW {ORK- WEDNESDAY, October 9.-FLorE
Heavy. unsettled, and 5G10c lower; sales
165o0 brls at $5.e0@5 20 for rejected; $3.50
5 IS for super state; $545@5.60 for extra state
End closing at $5.4595 50 $5,2305.5 for super
western; IS 45@51 ~ fur common to medium e1rra
western s. Su@5 IS for shipping brands extra 4
Il 0; $5,95@650 for trade bEauds. the m2sket
closing dull and declining. Canad1an heavy and
lower; sales 1,1o0 brIs at $5.30@5 Is for SUPER;
&5.5OM6T5 for common to choice extra, Rye
-four quiet at $2.7504. CO. Corn meal rules quite
firm Gales 100 btls B1andy ywine At IS 21@3 Is.
wn1sEE-Dun and lower; sales 800 bris at eOk.
GRAN-Wheat heAvy, unsettled. and &c lower.
Private accounts By the City OF Washington and
Norwegian arc less favorable gales of 70 600 bu
Chicago spring at $1.15@1;1s; e 600 ba Racine
spring at $l.lS@1 IS; 50 GOO bu Milwaukee club
at 81 .1s914; 33 goo hu amber lows at 81 atH@
1.33; s., 0eo eu winter red western at $1.3@i 81;
4 70o bu Inferior to good white western at $1.25
4,6Oo bu White Kentucky at $135@1.45, the latter
an extreme price. Rye a1m at TpGA16c. Barley
continues EcaIre ard firm; ssles OF 5.20O b4 statc
at O@73c as in quality. Corn opened . shade
hrmer, and closed with active demand at &c ad-
!ance9 sales Of 900 bn at 52@54c for Inferior
TO commoQ mixed western; 55@56c for good to
pr1me shlpp1Ig do; 565<@57c Tor western yellow.
~ Oale N moderate request, at 3413ic foS Canaoa
H4e415c Tor Teitefn and state, r..
fRoE11oEs-Pork-MxI without 1mpofsant
change. Sa}es, 500 br1s at S14 50D14, 3 for mess
$l4 61H fox full weight do; g. ioI prime. NJ
Beef duh aGd pricee uominallJ unch4neeu. we
notice Gales Of 100 brls at $4 0e4 ~ LOT conntty
prime; IS O0@550 for do mess x90oG41l.6 ios
rtrhcked mess; $12.f5@1S 50 tot eItFa ness.
Bacon f1actiYe andarices uueaanged- Cut ms1:s
, 1861-10-10

! II al the stock holders had psid3in theIr
amounts, ii WIS thought the debts might an
have been paid. The report called for sub-
scriptions and pledges for the support Of the
paper.
to call the roll Of names Of nembers In the
Convention, to see how far the members Of
the Convention would pledge Themselves 10
itB support, and was carried.
: After the commencement Of the roll call, q
motion vas made to reconsider the report.
aud lay the whole matter on the table,
A motion Eas then made to recommit the
matter to the committee, and lost.
On q reconsideration of the vote to call the
roll, lt:Wae lost
Rev. Mr.. Blanchard made motion that an
opportunity be given to al to come forward
and aid in the payment Of the debt Of the
HeTald, Lost
The Chair then took up the Seminary mat
ter again, saying that be was sorry to have the
u such state: No deeiiive aetion ion 9s lad been
taken, and the Professors of the Institution
new knew not whether it was to live or die
he wishcd to see some action in the matter.
On motion, the resolutions OF Rev. Mr.. Pat
ton were taken from the table for present
consideration. The req olutions OF Mr. Patton
were to the effect that the Institution must
be sustained; and if they could not sustain it
two; and il they could not keep two, then LET
1t go on with but one professor, and do the
best they could.
Rey. Mr.. Foote spoke more hopefully of the
natter he thought the Institution might be
sustained as it was, until further amounts
could be raised.
a motion TO adjourn, to meet at 9 O'CLOCK
this morning, at the 15csure room Of the Firsl
Congregational Church, was then made and
carried.
, 1861-10-10

IN tits tribunal, yesterday, the cases Of HI
chael Burns and Thomas Burns found YER
aac% Williazn Burns was found guilty and
recommended to mercy; Thomas Burns was
discharged. The case Of Isaac Tiffany, in
dicted Tor larceny, was on trial during the af.
te1noon and given to the jury Last evening.
In the Branch Court, the case Of Edward
Duffy, On zIl foz larceny, is stu in heartnr.
Tho following indictments were presented.
to all Of which pleas OF not guilty were en-.
tered: John &. Hall, John Ross, Samuel Hart.
well and Thomas Collins, Jointly indicted,
Charles Sanford, Mary scully alias Mary Nc:
Cabe, Alvin 7. selover, James Harvey, John
Moler alias John Moran, Caroline Williams
Aaron Roberts, Owen Grady and Martin XII
roy, hsceny; James Rogers and some un
known person, conspiracy; Jerry Callahan
Assault with deadly weapon; Potter Palmer
compounding felony.
, 1861-10-10

EELGt;OIS aHE a44Cu1Gaz CIaAa.

--.......... ARRIVED ,--. -. :. Oct.S
CeEtrai City, LaSalle, 1876 bu cora, 1133 au
whea'. S.n fl lumber.
Cuba- Ottawa, GG1u bu Cora-
N. o'Cauner. IaSal'c. 5.at'l bu wheat.
F, \. Leonrd, LnSact 4, 7lu bu cura, 357 bu rye,
a1' bu oaiena, 81 hu potatoes.
Golden Cloud. Osta":., 1000 k1 corr, 1900 b1
wheat.
Oreitla, Ottawa. s0ao hu wheat, t5s hu barley
Cusbman, Ottawa, 5 800 bu corn, 1850 lbs eesds.
DnCetaA, Lasalia, 40 as1 cor5 III bu rye, 433 l>u
r-eat-
CLEARED.
J. D. Harmon, Ottswa, Z, ,50u f lumber
Mazeppa. Morris. light.
Troubadour. LtCkper;, l.5ss lbs mdzc-
Flower, Morris. 81 .H5t It lumber.
j. B Preston, Aux Sale, 6,2D It lumber, 51s feet
fence wire.
Mariner. States Prison, IS II lumber, a5,c0o pcs
headings.
Rock Run, Joliet, S. 2o7 # lur1acr.
EdinbErg, Mareeil1ea. N siding.
Badger State, OTTAWA, 5o hrg salt
Mound City Ii Sal1c, ,a52 # lumber. Is II lath,
GO brig suit.
George. Norris s,a20 IT lumber, Is m lath.
Prairie Chsef. Ottawa. rs :369 + lnElbc-.
Empress, LaSsllc, a. III +. 1lnlbe-, so empty bar-
1els.
ontSEo, Ottawa, Il, 500 r lumbes IS n shingles,
4 m 1ath.
, 1861-10-10

Ihere WaS good attendance On CnaHEe to-oays
but in consequence Of continued unfavorable news
from New York, as well as heavy receipts the gen
eral markets were dun and depressed.
There waa limited inquiry for Flour oJ ship-
per-, and holders had to make concessions Of seq
1gc per Dbl, with sales Of about 200o bsls at
@4.S0 for white winter extra; $S.70G14.50 for
spring extra, ard LOO for spring supekfne.
The Wheat market, under increased receipts,
suffered decline OF HG1c per bushel. with sales
of120,O00 bushels, at 95c for No White 85@s5bc
for No Red; so@s1c for No . Red; T6f@Tkc
for No Spring: and 7oh@72c for No Spring
the market closing qulet.
Owing to the increasing infsriority Of No. 9
Spring, the difference between the price Of that
grade and No. Spring is widening almost daily
To-day there Hss difference OF &c per bushe1,
There was good inquiry for corn, and under
light receipts and firm market below, prices
were ehzde better-with sales OF 10000 bushels
at exc for Canal Mixed afloat; 2oK@gKc for
Mixed in etore; and 1sc for ReJected in store.
The demand for oats was fair and the market
steady at 14c. Bye was easier-sales beinss1n made
1t s0c in store Barley WAS in good request and
steady. Highwines sold at 144c-
Frsights were easisr-with Light engagements
at 14A@15c for corn, and 1Bc for wheat to Buffalo
19c for ccrn to Kingston, and sc for wheat In
| Montreal.