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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
rAe Annoy Question.

Congress re assemblies 10 a lew week.
and among the important matters ~h'cn
are TO come up before it IS that OF local
ing Government Armory At some 7 '''
in the North-W est Rock Island ma
been spoken Of as the proper po'ht' a1d
il was the intention Of the war Depart
ment last Spring to have il located there
Bot the SPECIAL session adjourned IN a
grea, hurry, and neglecte to take any
final action; aud what the chances are
for gaining the point nov remains 10 oe
eeen.
The people Of Chicago, having in full
view tho many advantages to be derived
from The location of such import n
works 10 that city, have not relaxed
their efforts To obtain it. AS YET, no
movement has been made IN this city,
except to get up memorial or petitsoh
"a thing that comes very cheap, abu
usually meets with very litt!e consider
alton in Congressional Halls. We need
not take space to enumetate the many
advantages which such an Institution
would be 10 this LOCALITY. We have
done that in part already, and only al
lude to he subject again, to remind II
that tho question VIII soon be disposed
Of that other points are strrggl ng -
Obtain the location, aud that i any lhin2
is 10 be done by this city, 1t Is tune
and high time they were about 1t. There
is yet possibility that the Government
viii fix it upon Rock Island, but We
imagine that the chances ale every day
growing i, s.. Our competitors are
string. ii the Argument = not on thef
sile they have the ability t. innish ="
makers with very select reasons Tor not
locating it here. Ii We cons dcitd tnat
the Only question was OF The longest
purses, We should entirely dc. par oi
ever seeing it hetc, but We have yet a
hope left that there is honesty enoug'.
remaining among the members Of Con
gress to consider the true Interests CT
the G. ,verrm ent. There 5 no place III
the West 50 thoroughly adapted to tie
purp So Of founding Al Arstnal ~ IS TIN
magnificent Island Tie question "
soon be decided We hope our cltlcns
Will aoi LEI such an important matter
slip III opgh their iinge,s, without max
ing rospcctabi. tilof,. there az
those IN THIS city to whom the location
# the Arsenal upon the Island, would
be large fortunes. There are none H.
our city who W uld not be benefited
by It IN a greater or less degree. l. it
not worth an etiott, fellow elt.z u !:
Stall We Sit 81 II aud let the opportunil,
pass without eten "A petitloB Let is
have word to say about that Arsenal
question. l. we i, nj get it, let Us, al
least, have the satisfaction that W. did
the best We could for il, and 4 cl game
at the end Of the race.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
CAMP Nox sIRF Co, VA, |
0c,8t q 3dth, ls6l.

CAMP n NpN, aIRF 4 10, A.,
Ociater 31th, 1861.
LbiroGs DEaocGAT .<p NEws.
Uear Str In locking over copy
81 tie bEAocEAT tnruisi ell ne by my
bother, VINO IS 4 resident OF Davenport,
SAN en- editorial In regard to tie q Ii
Massachusetts regiment. i spoke IL .ig!i
etns ot the membe 5 d that icy ment
al sending home thcr pay. he 4tA
Iaiac regiment, Of y h'ch eta Il item-
Der, "aitnungh | am Western boy"
l,,a done better II proportion than any
f5g ment That has been paid ii since
esino to,Ae. The State OF Maine APP
pointed certain gentleman hy tie
aame oi GIan. Jtcomb, to come out
here A ! receive the - lieis pay, ana
take !; home to their families, 50 that
Trey wo.l ] be Il no expense in sc ding
tler m 3nr, home. Oar regiment at Tie
ti.a Of paying oil, which was the 10Th
=. September. numbered ght hundred
farn, and We We're pa OF with ataat
i:itly thousand doiia,s, OF which Sir.
Ttcomb carried home beta cen nine.
{ en- ara twenty thousand dollars 10 one
faelp, BESIDES three OF iuui lhous md do
lars WAich was sent home by ma)i 81
members Of the regiment who had been
discharged on account OF bad health.
Is had seen several notices in rcpatd
10 regiments sendng holne their pay,
AID Mt one came up to our pile,
thought would Let yon know about our
regiment, and il YOU should happier. to
$ g an account that will come NJ to
olls, Please send us word
Ne have had conslerabe trouble in
this regiment since the battle Ct Bulls
Ran, and from is fall number at the time
.! mastering IN, which was Que thousand
~! forty, there ale now barely seven
hundred. Oar name has been IN tie
papsis several times on account OF re-
belllen, and IS the papers OF tie aay are
SO wiin. to publish bad news ia ,eea,d
to u, | thought il no moe than rro, or
that tue word at large should hear Of
our good deeds once in Il while, ard
Leave II 10 your generosity to publish
this or not.
viii say lew more words in regard
to ctr regiment. of which Hiram G..
Berry, OF Rocklard, Name, is Colonel.
q. 5crfY Is a good and kind officer.
and is al"ays looking ont for the vel
tare OF his men. \ e are furnished with
The best Of clothes, and good Ii, iesou.
cod, ana all have well ga lied compa-
ny officers. Oar regiment has good
nane from Bulls Run, ard the bows are
itching for another battle to win new
laufelS, (which they are fuiy able to wear
We are TO be paid off again next
week, when | will send on an accom-,
OF the money seat lone, also ht,e
sketch of camp lie, an the bill OF fare
At the Continental Hotel. Honinp y.u
VIII no. tire at this lengthy epistIe. and
that yonr paper is stlil fiourishing, | re.
main as ever
Your humble servant
Marcus,
1. >. Enclosed is specimen Of cas-
sia leat. Also piece ofnel,Ie from the
tomb q George Washington, the Faith
or q our Codn'rv, taken by our LIST
Lieutenant, 0. ?. Mitchell, on the 24,h
CT October.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
LO.f or AfOIc11.

DOUBLE BARRELED SHOTGUN WAS
- lost on Saturday afternoon between and 3
o'clock, eth on Harrison or Fourth streets, be-
rwecn the Gas Works and Harrison street. The
fnier will be suitably rewarded BY leaving it At
the Gas Works. Ioc22
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

he D. abideth not in that block,
and a "truth is mighty and must pre-
vail old Satan has lost All imp, and We
may look for better things; but the ex.
tract, here it Is:
There are certain men who have
made tho abolition Of slavery their hob
~; like Aaron's ro1, 1t has swallowed
~ ali other feelings, and they are unit,
~, 10 see their country discovered rather
han united, with slavery as compo-
cent part.
Great Jehosaphat Who are these
.certain meu"l Who did mot in THU
State and this community to promulgste
tic higher law" doctrine, and teach
liz people to make no compromise with
slavery, but rise in their majesty ana
dllve the accused thing from the cont
nent! Echo answers Aft. Sanders. Now
that he has aided by his politlca dema-
go5ue.sm in diving Us into civil war,
hear The old demagogue on th the 4th
Iay Of November, A. ID. 1861.
"Alihoug1 regarding slavery as the
greatest curse ever inflicted on nation,
..hd tie most serious ORA back to pros
scrlty that our county has had to stiug-
lie with, yet rather Man see our glofi-
o5.s Republic dismembcred and composed
b .cveral petty factions, fehting aud Dc.
streying one another, tce had rdther the
back pull Of siauerv oce,spreod epe'y
foot Us Trritoyy."
Would YOU, Would You indeed I!
Well, who does Ale Sanders belong to ]:
The old cnss has been laundering INTO
tie ears Of hs readers Tor years, that
thr North ought to rise and destroy th'
vile Institution without stopping to read
the Constitution, the Laws, or anything
j. and now that he aud his party have
raised the ID generally, he wouId
tsmcly submit to be attached I, Dixie :
| band, aud stake in" the institution.
Me,srs. Editors. if yon let the old thing
sep siugle hight without showing up
| b incui slslencles, you ought TO be ted
OF IN a corn Fl Id win one Of kiIk wool /
shirts % keep the crows from destroy
lug the corn.
What viii Els, Parker Todd, anc
| I 80. IL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

1--WE PREMIUM JnB OFFICE Is NOW
prepared to execute, in the most approved
style Of the art. any and ali ,nanntr OF printing
iTem common handful TO tho Gneltt 1t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
An Aged sinner Rep nts.- But Too In,

An Aged sinner Rep nts.. But Fool
EDITORS DEMocsAr Aid la, re,ir-
Ell from machine that he tnresav wanta
swamp him politically, and leave the
dry bones OF the Alligator high and d,v
thus side OF Dixie and its native e emcni
AT "our Alf'' s the sole and only editor
OF paper that has preached the bigher
law doctrine for the pas, five Years. and
has frequently declared tina, "a her ,b,n
slavery should be extended owe, another
inch Of the American Continent ha
would rather see the Union 90 10 tbnn.
der, the Government wiped out, and a
high old time generally.
Look, max, post, stick ND, save. oh
save, the leader in the Gazette III The
morning, and don't fail to produce the
following extracts, at least twice a month
un,il the political old sinner comes on,
with an open confess ion that he has been
humbugg'ng the people and bis party for
the past five years.
Hear this eleventh hour convert. Tot
the people hear, Oh let the people hear
the new organ from Perry street; truly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
1LAKM n or

EnALERS in CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
~, amos ana hsrmonc MeIodeons ,rsm the
Sos. Eastern manufactures. of the most ap,royei
patterns, AMI at pri SOS that DEFY G. mp.ti,inn H.
D~' eDPot'' Iowa. ksp9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Holm ZiNMEIs MANN.

~zrs--eu-a DIaND AND Organ AAEUFaC-
.a4-TII turer, one door west Of corner
~ = 10th and LeGlaire streets. davenport,
owa. All instruments of my own make warra uted
and keYt 70 order without Ell argc, i've years.
N. b.. haparihg and tuning dole ct all times
and in the best manner.
DAvzNFo2T, A pril Is, 1860. lapl16-dIy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
ARTES1ArJ WELL PUMPS

rsluE SUBSCRIBER HAS PCRTHA SEQ TIL
L ri hit to manufacture and sell
G1zislsEBAy 4 kSEEis.HsS
double and Single Aa.ny Arfesinn WI Pumps
and is now prepared to answer al! orders sI
same. The pump Is a new invention Al superior
to any now in u-e. 1t is proof .ainst frost, "a
be used a u Il, Q cn;iue or to water gardens
Throws a -teaay stream, and at a distance. 70
deep drilled wells it Is the very best in use Al i
Tor railroad stations, Or II ming purposes.
-saTE s.s.v TEcEEES 2OREE
at short notice, ana 81 reasonable terms Al! WORK
warranted to give Satisfaction. Address,
G. l.. MERRILL,
X OK Islam lllnps.
J.C. WASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
vicinity. apTil-dnm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Wine Out the Stain.

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80,
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49, 1917 - -
s,.'' "'''' 'o"n'e'ce 70 'he ap'iiN
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
hill l1nn1.

NOW Is THE TIME TO LAY IN WOOD
~ for winter use We have iry kindling woo.
AT SO 90 per cord and green wool at 81 81 lcr
orde.
Quick or yon will he too ate.
iy5.-iif9 ~ Nait h DAVIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
70 FA.<MERS AND FAMILIES dc

TO FA.SMERS AND FAMILIES dc
s.rous of owning gop: Sewing Machine, that i
simple in it, construction, strong and not liable
j get out Of order one that makes the stitch Ike
Oh both sides, one that doc N skip stitches or
unravel one that viii equally v ell on thick or
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers with
out breaking one that makes uniform seam
leaving no ridge underneath one that will use
any No Of cotton thread, linen or silk, one tina
will las. for years on al kinis Of work in short
one that is not moe trouble than il is worth buy
al once without hesitation, tho LADD, Web
SER CO. A4chine, 4" it is the cheapest II the
end" see advertisement in another column
Gicoge Heatd agi-dawim
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
EE Is sS.N xs.S'


Your aaop'ol couatry calls. Let us prove to
americans tlat irish vaiar cannot and will
ietait the > ar slabgei Banner 10 troldcn IN
dust By Sout ern traitnts.
to'nman4ants are requested to report to me at
Davenport the tame 81 her Company the mum
Der o; men. de-. for II Nth, is he Regiment il ex-
pected 10 be must red in within 30 days.
Rendezvous aiready prepared at davenport,
Iowa.
WM I. DlTTOE, Commandment
fayof private soldiers .l3 PER month boarding
and clothing ineluaed- also d bount, vi 500 IN
gold when honotably discl argtd Tine Of en-
iisiment three ears, or during the war sp7
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Last Reply.

Last Reply.
No man of drec,ar y1lI tyn4ct flat
a4t., ~,
~
: ing Ma bo]l>a haiiie-cal ns s. -
sa-etie, whose editor, III teal ot beng
- ,ecn,jpman seems 10 r. mn cd
ll Nn:u
eslste 'i4a- ! sstohi'a reason NH ! Pr
800 iiat rsati.ests such Malt Il al'iitN
aud character. An editor, VINO, under
,I,., nresrnt circumstances ard state 1T
~ H. ,,,..,,, 3..4
h''io"ai "'isi's' has 'i's'e's &c 49,
hi'hseH ''hsttef'hg the ldiii'h stiati' n
can have - heat Tor tic cause q the
.rol,lc and liz liberties. H.. nipht. IN
.Il.n,, ~, h.,en,,I. f,r.; !, .9.e,nl
~ Au@t''h, y he t."l Oetlef education !,
III u he vail scarcely he named amor :
j ttuots.
T., lIte Z. eh,ll g;ye No ,nr,h.
II,
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1. w. HARRI son,
LAND AGENT,

IIIGHLY IMPROVED FARM, NEAR TOWN
L i for trade for q large Farm--dference paid
Or for rent Onice in J. II office Block, opposite
the DEMOCRAT AND NAws Office.
Il
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CLINTON HOUSE
AtTHlGyD,T DE.E.TJS7,

yt5.-..se-.. has REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
"a Ssfes-4s.A ii. 1. ms over Mr. Lindsays Jewell
IiYTyyr. stDte, corner OF kfady and Third
streets Entrance on Third street.
melt
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c.r.RFKR, Nh a.owM c.rs, NJ. D.
us LANCER.

FsHI -IGtAN SURGEON x AsEDICHtI Tx.
Dfftck-@ Jath east corner II Brady and Sec
aaI tfeets alce hours from to n. IL, and ].
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I,IIis rs IIOs> ".

i f0RSER On IOWA AID s.tvI ssIAEEIS
I Davenport. iowa. ncb42d.
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j. A, RED. NJ, d.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
| No. Is, corner Main AMI Third streets, Das-
atIn, Iowa.
li XIII cat ho consulted at his office at all
IT, u the day att night, unless professionally
.H yta. aettZo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Tour humble servant,

Marcus,
/. 5. Enclosed is specimen Of cas-
ia zeal. Also piece Of nel,e from the
tomb q George Washington, The Faith.
or q our Codn'rv, taken by our LIST
Lieutenant, .. T. Mitchell, on the 24,h
CT October.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
From the Ann. Oh the Potomac.

]. 7. STlBoLr
, 1861-06-22

NEW foRK,. june N.-CoTTos- Quiet and
FLoun-opened steady and closed quiet and
more dirpoeed to realize. Sales 1900 bris At
so ~ saRsE aRr supe1 pas e; 6
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S505.85
moderate aud market unchanged; sales eco brls
aoar quiel at 1904, Corn meal steady; sales 50
btle Btand9Wtne at IS afoat.
br1s at 16H O18Hc, including parcel Of & b at
tic for common and inferior.
GRAIS-Nneat rules heavy and dropping, while
good sound is in moderate requlst for export, In
81 eaesee spfiae at sssgSios; i 4eS b. noilh. o;
Rs9s spas ehs q Goshfs aHagss gRsea
lows st *i:17@1:ls; l. :sso0 canada club at Sl.o9a
white western at $1.30G1135. RE eteady; saloa
3,Goo bu at sc. barley dull at b5assc Thio sup
ply Of cora continues limited, and market may bc
inferior to fair mixed western; 47049c fos good to
prime do; b1G53c for western yellow; 5s157c for
9ntheF ysoM, Soo b Shto d 6sa9s sold =
canada; 31GD32c for etate.
ID dpi h.is and pFses stl tend
y o1 S1es PEI All s @s hena fer
4.0cG4. so for prime; $4,000. 90 for mess; s6o9
10 % fsr 1epacked mess ~ Oil 90 for extra mesf.
nominal at 12N14c. CQt meats rule dni wi,h ri.
aiDr ea|es At bn51c for shnnlJors and 6chs<c ~
hams. Bacon duil snd nominal. tari rnles % N ID a.
ror Of buyers, with very moderate demand; Gales
BG0 br1s, at ska 94c. Butter, H112xc for Ohio,
and 7x115c for state. Cheese steady, at 2117c as
quality.
4 GRocEn1Es-Codeelfrm. Sales 800 bags Rio at
l1012c, and 205 bags Laguraya ut 181@I4c- Su-
gar, raw in moderate request aud market un-
Changed: Sales 200 hhds Cuba at 44@sc; 900
boxes HAVANA on private terms, and by auction
235 hhds Porto Rico At 5XG8Hc. Molasses un-
changed. Sales 100 btlB n at 83c; 200 bhda Cuba
, 1861-06-22

The following letter comes to ps rom respon-
sible source, and although We have heard during
tho past few days Of fields In Central Illinois hay.
Ing suffered from rust, we had no idea the damage
WAS 80 great ii L. represented by our correspond
ent: Farmers and others will avur US by sending
Us accurate and full reports Of the condition Of
the crops In their respective Ioealihes:
WoonTonp Co IL, June 30, 81.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Ing information In regard to the growing crops, I
now undertake the very unpleasAnt ta4k Of INFORM
lpg yon Of the condition Of the wheat crop In thi4
vicinity. It Ia my opinion. as well Is tho opinion
q our best farmers that the wheat crop viii be :
bavoc-withtn The last week mora especially, IN
the late Gown wheAt-and unless something OF
miraculous nature inteIvenes the entire crop viii
be gone. / have made It my huslness to make p4s-
uc1ar enquiries Of every farmer that has been in
It eWn etnee the first 1ntmAtton Of the approaching
diaaster, and thetr mournful response Invariably
The cause Of the rust can justly Be attributed TO
the long continued rains that have prevailed until
within the Last two weeks. aud the extreme hot
weather that we have haa siura-
1would llke to hear from some Of your CORES
pondents in different sections Of the State on this
the WORT, should tho rust be general thing.
Our growing corn looks well, but fears 1rn en-
te1tained by some that It was got In the ground
too olats to mature fully before tho frost takeA It,
that wo will hare :anoth&r Of thoss notortous1y
large ccrn crops that arc sometimes raised In Ill.
Uur farme1s aro sIl FIST coming into the traces
for speede baals, and Illinois "tzgs" are beeom-
Ing searee. G. D.
, 1861-06-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Church Of the Ascension, Protestant Epfsco-
pa; On Oak street. near Wells, North Division, Is
open for Divine Service eTrFJ Sunday at 70k q. m
and ~ p. II. Sunday school At 9k 4. m. neY.
Vim. Il. Cooper Rector.
Rev. Dr. Tyne, Of New York, will o1aclate at
Trinity Church Jaekton st. near Michigan a7c,)
Tomorrow. Services at ha1f-pant ten O'Clock N.
and at quarter to eightp. N.
THr g1sHor's cu4rza7cotnee West Washing
ton and Peoria sts. Morning servtce At 1880, SER
mon BY Rev Mr. Wilkfngon. Afternoon, It 1, In
Freneh} sermon By Rev.5A JunJ. Evening. at
7-4h sesmon BY the Bishop. Il
CnuRcu Or TIE HoLr ConnuE1oN-Corncz Wa
bash avenue md Randolph st. Mornin1ng services
At 1oao. tsrmou b. Bishop Whltehouss. After
noon eefvtce 1t 4, sermon BY Rev. Mr. Wilkinson.
The sFats IN both tho Rboye churches are iree. It.
Rev. Professor Ft.ke will preach at Westmln-
etsr Church, corner Ontario and Dearborn sts. On
Sabbath morning, at l0H O'Clock
ST. JAxEs CHuRcH.-The Rev, Dr. Tync WIN
preach u g. eames Church On Sunday afternoon,
II. q. IT. Toohey closas hia course Of lectures
at Kingtbuy Hall, Sunday, June 41 Subject
Material and Epf7tnal lancy, and ,thelt Influences
on the health aud diseases Of the nervous Bystcm,
Evening Seryice-Malr1age and divorce. There
viii be conference meeting at ap- N. = ;:
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL FREE CnuRcH.-StrAn-
rers efe Invited to Worehlp in St. Anssattus'
Church, corner Indians and Franklin sts, at the
n'ui' u 1''s = = - :. ~ Z: 5. Tu7r1t, Rector.
, 1861-06-22

TIE BARREL II THE HAnBoR.-C. Grif.
hth was yesterday fined SIS for the breach Of
the ordinance committed In the disposiuc n
made Of tLis barrel and its contents
The euit for the came cause, against other
parties yesterday referred TO By Us, WAS dis.
missed, there being no evidence duplicating
the defendants In the matter.
, 1861-06-22

Rtport. ors sadsr.iooa @ y r. oood conFt1ti1It
currency, nnsess o&9te.ssiss .stat<&. : ::
THURSDAY EVENING. June II.
ERE1GuTs-Frelghtsn nrn-, The engagements
were as follows: TO Budaio, schr Fontanelie,
wheat. st 7Hc; prop Plymouth, wheat, st shc.
r.; i 4xc. 10 osTego: ba1E Adfistie, whest,
FiS1R-aeeeivea, asos brls; shipped, 1,soo
200 b1s Jsaesv1iee ieaae aeeenter @ st ssss y dei; 5o5
.ggis III gS9d so95s 3 hGep e1s sa d.
terms; e5 br1s "so1tG Bend" 1t $s.b7X del; 1oo
III b g9oa sps1g extta # ss41 del s9ossls do i
R.il1esd' u tss Is al; 1sablls i Avon : st ss.2s
af a1t3 e S5s e 4 81 a. d @ S5s
neva,' extra at $a,80 del; 40 brls MIXED brands
~ &ssf:; s:ss:s Is = y.s.a saRs a g r.
r. club in etore At &c; n. 600 bu No Spring In
store At 6se; 400 bu do # as1c; 5000 bu Do q
I s. e 3 fs gRs Sa y 'sss: 5 it 81 81 dS
I'LL ont cargo at particular honee) at SIC; 1000
bu Rejected In ztore at 4sc; 1000 ba do at &e 100
coRN@Reeeived, e7,ess bu; .hipped. so.ass bn.
Market advanced 1@3c.. Sales, i7,0oo bu High
Mixed River at :5c adoat; 5,ooo ba Canal Mixed
Il 1s 81 b ae il s; = b s. sto?s 4
a1; $500 ba DO It 23ci il Soo bu Do At a3sci
oA4sWReeeivea, As si e IS b.; shipped, 800 bu Mar.
ket a5meE sales ha No II store n,s4 at 1ss
ESQ bu NO at SIC In store; % bags fair at aoc on
R1RLEY- Received, 1000 bu. Market neglected
II H1aaWiEEs~ better request and armer.
Sales g b5ls city ia lots 81 at ise &, ao..,
, 1861-06-22

brls. Sales included 100 brls good country e1tra
at $400 800 brls At 81 00@4 Is for good to choice
ditto; 81 brls "Cast1efock" extra at $4.O5
Wheat-zecefpts 64,s79 hu. Tho market opened
but after the Afrieas advlces the market declined
2@3c, cloeing at 73c for No 2and B3c for No in
store. The sa1es Eeported aggregate 1000 bu at
&c for No and Bic for MOL; 1000 bu at 72c for
No and sc for No i; IS ,0G0 bn at TIC for No 2
and 63c for No in store; 32 bags extra at SOC do
nyered.-St7tind.
OCEAN FRnsHTs AT NKw Yo8K-June 3d.
To Loudon-3,2 200 brls flour at p Cd 800 bfls OIL
cake at 2 3D. 800 brls rosin at p 6d 80 hhds hams
per British vessel. at 17s 3D. To Liverpool 900
hu corn at GHd, In bags $500 bu wheat at Ga1 D7d
in bags Is hhds tobacco at a2s Cd 4os tcrs beef
At 4s 100 hhds tallow At ~ Sd; $50 bs1s lard at
e5s. To Glasgow-10,000 bu wheat, In bags, at
6418Ad. 1to brls lard at 8es, aud 500 bsls -four
at = Sd. 4 British bark OF 8oa tons to Cardiff,
with wheat, In bu1k, at 9xd,
, 1861-06-22

TIE TRAGEDY At r6PRlEdFtELD-DaAEu OF
GEORGE 7. PKlRsoH.-In another column ara
given the details Of = tragedy That took place
1t springheld On Thursday night, or rather
Friday morning, by which George Z. Pe.rson
OF ttht city was shot dead, BY Policeman
Peasce. Deceased Was formerly, for some
years, resident Of this city, and IL well
known here, md not very favorahly. Ho VIA
the hero Of the Cont Martial as the fremont
Hcuse, some years ago. which, with thepublic
e.le by one Of our auctIoneers. Of his uniform,
e1auletts and sword, teruinsted Col Pearson's
military and civic relations to Chicago -
ciaty. ~
ha married, we believe, Aademoisella
HhJ dtc, adsnseuse, well known to all hAbitues
<I4he old North's Ampbftheatre. His death
ia fitting end to his career.