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Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-01
Tuesdays Report.

Harrisburg, April 29.-Intelligent gen.
tlemen from Western Virginia have waited
on the State Administration invoking its iu-
huence with the National Administration
to procure arms to defend themselves
They say that the portion of the State West
Of the Blue Ridge can be held if the neces-
sary arms we're given in time. They said
they were endorsed by the public senti-
ment of that portion Of Virginia. They
went westward from here, and the State Ad-
ministration complied with their request.
Baltimore, April pa spontaneous
Union meeting was held tonight in East
Baltimore. About 10000 attended,
Straight out Union speeches were made,
and the Stars and Stripes we're unfurled
amid great enthusiasm. Steamers now run
regularly between here and Perryville, max.
ing complete communication with Phila.
delphis.
Frederick, April 29.-In the House to
day petition was presented signed by 2It
voters of Prince George County, praying
the Legislature to pass an act of secession
Immediately. The committee on Fedora
Relations subsequently, reported that the
Legislature possessed no such power, and
the report was adopted BY the House with
out division.
Philadelphia, April 29.-It is again de-
MED that the person arrested was ex-Sen
stor Mason.
Hrrisburg, April 29.--A chief justice Of
Vermont who has resided 10 NC. for the
past two months, has arrived here. He
came with passes from Governors Ellis and
Letcher. He reports North Carolina al.
most unanimous for secession.
Washington, April 29.-The troops call
ed out BY the order of to-day are all addi-
tOnal to the $4,000 already required
The whole number called for by the Gov
ernment thus far is: Volunteers by procla-
nation $4,000; Volunteers for three years
service, 10000; Regulars for FIVE years
service, 25,000; Seaman do. is $4,000, be-
ing total Of $4,000 men, that is $4,000
the week before last, and S3, 600 to-day
Even this falls short Of the real number, ss
several States send double the number of
Regiments asked for.
Philadelphia April ga gentleman
just arrived here from Wilmington, N. c.,
leaving there Friday, and Richmond on
Saturday, states that the people of North
Carolina were all up in arms and were pre-
pairing to come North with several thou
sand troops for the purpose, as Gov. Ellis
informed him, Of making an attack on
Washington. The day be left, Governor
Ellis showed him dispatch which he had
just received from Montgomery, stating
that some 5000 troops were on fheir way
TO join those of North CArolina, about TO
leave for Richmond, and that il was the
purpose Of the Confederate Government to
mako an attack without moments. DELAY /;
that il they were to attack il it must be
done before the Federal Government had
concentrated large force at Washington.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-01
To the Public.

In the Democratic Messenger Extra, of yester-
day afternoon, appeared an unprovoked, uncall-
ed for, and lying article against the editor ofthe
Journal. Not having been furnished with a
copy of the Extra by Bean, we did not see it
until too late to make any reply in our extra OF
this morning. Tomorrow morning we shall en-
deavor to reply to it. In the mean time we ask
a suspension of public opinion.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-01

letter from Columbus says" All ofthe Ilth
Regiment, and companies of the Sd, have left
Columbus for the East. Fifteen thousand stand
of arms had arrived from the East.
The 10 Regiment Bill was amended to II, and
the time of enlistment six months. The Two
Million Bill has passed, making three millions
in all appropriated"
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-01

Capt. Seaman, of the Woodville Volunteers,
has informed us that his Company is full, and
numbers near 100 men. He has received dis
patch from Adjutant- General Carrington to hold
his company in readiness to march at moments
notice.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-01

We learn that Foster d Co. and u. Hays, Esq,
of Fostoria, have subscribed $1,000 apiece for
war purposes, and guarantee more when this is
exhausted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03
Special II Offices.
TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN


Is continually in peril if she l. mad rnoUg, neglect
or mxl're,t these Xual irregularities which two
;hiris OF her Sex less subject.
DR. CHfFSFMAN'S FILLS prepared from the sare
ssrm"la W ich she inventor C,RNlL!U> !. CHEESE
AAN NJ ID = o Ne" surk. las Tor twenty years used
successfully IN all extended private practice-imnedi-
ateiy reves Will out pain, all diS;u Dances Of the pc
rod'cal dchsrge. whether arising from relaxation or
suppression. They like chHkm,in RENEWING me
auen. and ar the only safe and rel abe rri cay '"r
fiushes Sick Headache, Pains in the L"inS Back aid
Sides, Falratou of the Heart. Nervous Tienors iy>-
terics, Sp.sms. Broken Sleep and ether ana
dangerous ELECTS ,furai ccEd't," o. the SEX
nal functions. In The worst crsts oil ffor atOas UT
Whites. they effect speedy cure.
To WIVES AND NATIONS.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are oI-rci the only
ssfs means ine inr 'ruI'!.i ion, but
LADIES XJ>T BEAR Nv MIND
That tint rtTy cunt if taken VIII, the interrupt
ton from natural they will inevitably
prevent the xprrte events. This CAUTION Is Az
6OLCTELY NECESSARY. Tor such is the tendency OF
the Pills restore the original iuncio the sexual
srgahizaiion that they ievb, the process VI
CESSATION.
ErPlicif diectinrS, st,tiRg nhea amt ,rssn thy
aa~ufo not Ire a. with l:oX-te III ice DIT
1ar each Eor. cos'f.'ining5 Pills.
Nai.si l. Pan Ia Il. he ha free. of the AGENTS
Pills aehf J.. mud promptly v enc o,ng ice to any
Agent. Sold by Druggists GENERALLY.
L.. Il IlUii HINES PopriefO-,
:u' das It. N,,r lo,k.
Sod E OH. vi hy D wALhLE, Z. Y. Gi;Iiit'S. and
~ Druggists where. Ply
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

Loxe MAY 1T WAvs!-Mr. ORToN, Book.
seller, has placed on our table the most
beautiful Star Spanghed Banner yet issued.
The fronespirce is gem The large S. is
formed of the richest Flag that can be
printed Each verse is illustrated from
drawings 10y barley. Music for piano
adopted from A. W. Berg's arrangement.
At present this is the most popular song
il America, and this Is the first edition
for the parlor table ever produced 1t is
sold iii this beautiful style at the ordinary
price OF the music alone.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Il IL 4 Ms

RIs y \ Ms
r U L NJ Q = | G. w y T. L Il 6
Original Medicine Established in 81, and rst
tcle of the lind ever introduced uud name Of
" PTIMuSIC WAfEH~ " ! This any other country :,
all otle- ulniCnic Waters erf-is- The gen
une be KNOWN by I!c name Bitf AN being stamp
ed on each WAFER.
iKY,N> PCLWnN!C WATERS
Relieve Coughs. Cod Sorr Throat. Hoarseness.
BRYAN PCLNoSIC WAtEEs
Relieve AsllInl, Bronchitis difficult Brea thing.
ERYAS's PULMu>IC " AFER~
Relieve sl;it'Irg OF iii' d. Pains III the Chest.
BkYAN's PCLNoNiC H,FEEs
Relieve incipi-ut Consumption, Lung Dis, ases.
BEraS's PurSnxIc wAFERs
Relieve Irritation a. The Csula aud Tonsils
EKr,N's rrLuoxIc wAFgRS
Relieve the above ou,r,iurs ia Zen Minutes.
ERVANs PUINrSlC WAFERS
Are . Blessing a. Ca>svs and Constitutions.
BRT,S- fULM.SC v.FEEs
adapted for Socali>Js aud Pubic Speakers.
BEYaSs rCLu">TC WATERS
Are in simple form. aud pheasant Ia the taste.
EKr,x's PU,a w.Fsrs
Not only relieve. bit effect rapi aud lasting
GRYAN's rULu"SIc WAFERs
Are warranted To give satisfaction To every enc.
No ,a.li!v -toI'.i h.. without xof
BsYAN's rULuoyIC WAFERS
ia lie iIuu-e.
No traveller siou ii he without = supply OF
DkTAS'> PCLN"SC HAFERs
III his POCKET.
No p.rsaT Will object give for
BRY Az rUI W,FERs
Twenty Rive C=Its.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. E"cl,--terE
Sold by r Y. GisIUtiS, Otgasa, aud all good Drug
Sis,s 3oyIs-Gn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03
OTTAW \ nULESALE MARKET.

Orr.wA. Aug Sd. 1861.
Elonr-Wintcr wheat. f2a2 - pr iVv; spring
extra, 81 SAL: spring W line l.ao.
Cota I-1t--I Duc pr. 100.
Uhcai-WiuIci. 55.6O. spring, 5Oa55c-
Corn Shelled, = C Ton tOlbs; eaI 2lo 15ibs
Otito-- iJc iUr D. tbs
Eartey-2oc tor As lbs.
Eye--40c.
I,m0thq .>+t,l-: $50.
I'otdtOes--l ral5c. p. bush.
Egys--5c
EVttrT-Siioc.
CakT SllnS-5c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

FREEDOM OF SPEECH.-One Dry Up"
said to be parson who never ,ciU dry up,
though it would be a great gain all around
if he did, has lost his temper at the per
tens city with which a few hard grained but
Otherwise respectable individual, in OF
tawa will persist in denouncing the present
war, and in declaring that the South had
a light to secede and ought to he allowed
to do so. Mr. - Dry Up says there is a
point beyond which forbearance ceases to
be a virtue, and gives warning if these
individuals don't stop talking their threats
will be storped-that is. we suppose, a
orr doubts We have 40 sort of sympa-
thy or respect Tor the views Of these ger
tlemen, and If any of them. which we have
Yet 10 learn, glory IN the reyerses of our
arms ahd long TO see our government
oveithrown and its flag trailing in the dust.
Is this paiSon allege>, let them be objects
OF Missing and >corn. But treason does no,
consist n the utterance OF opinions or as
l'ia'!"h-. liner" Hi''>i t''' u g cttF act IL
,ile>e geutls men are found giving forbid.
den information. or sending money, MUM
tons Of WAY or other cOntfabands, To the
enemy. the law will take hold of them
soon en"u2L-thrre will be 40 need Of
m"hs. But while a man pays his taxes
and otheI".>" docs all that is required ii
him is ioya! citizen. W. reckon lie la> a
right to cr!ici>e the acts of his government
especially mheIe thrIe is such Il fine RANGE
for that soft of aniII-.Inent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

AVegeiahit Srrup. =, for rl~ relief
and cure of Colds, Cnng Asthma WhOoping Cough,
Hearsenr>s, Br' nciri- on umrIi"f sore Throat or
Oipheria. Neura yia. and Pam in the lire; IL cures
. cough will! bad cod night. Use IT Fer CHI!
when they IL trcir cold, makes
them rattle aud rest quietly. AID them
- health without the sickeng effect of intnony
Ipeeac-
Sold by Druggists in bottles PC, 52c and 81, and
in Ottawa by T.. Y. ,ii;iGtiS.
Western Depot. 2ib Snnth Clark ST., Chicago. Orders
promptly attended 10. Address,
decI-iv l. J. IVES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

OUR BoYs-As il i known tina. the three
months men II Cairo were eing discharged
and paid of during the past week. expec-
tatlon has been on tiptoe to hear the an
uouncement OF the arrival Of the Ottawa
boys at the depot OAe report said they
would he here On Wednesday. another on
Thursday, and quite com any had col
iected at the depot on each OF these day
IN expectation OF greeting them. We have
private information, however that the lth
(Nailac+ } regiment Will not be paid aud
mustered out before Monday or Tuesday.
Bird : Point takes place i'll the interim; 20
that, at best the boys cannot be here be-
fore Wednesday {" Thursday next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03
Ottaha frce Ura0tr
LOCAL. MATTERS

HoS 3. c. Cook or TIE GREAT BATTLE
Hon Il. &. Cook, of this city, was pres
ent at the commencement OF the battle at
Bulls Run on Thursday, and remained III
Washington for several days after the
great disaster of the Sunday following. Of
course on his arrival in Ottawa fresh from
the field of battle and centre of excite
ment. he was surrounded wherever he
WAS compelled To recount over and over
a .an what he had seen and heard. The
thing was rapidly becoming bore, and
finally he consented, if they would all
come out nd hear him, he would make a
speech at the Court House on Wednesday
evening, and tell all he knew OF course,
hot as the evening was, the Court House
was filed To sutlocation and Mr. Cook, in
such an atmosphere, talked an hour or
more. We backed out at the end of five
minutes, preierring to take our chances of
information from the newspapers to rsking
4 vertigo in such heat. His talk, we are
assured, however, was intensely interest
ing Mr.. c. gave rs the reason why he
was not present at the battle on Sunday,
that Gen. Mcdowell, after accommodating
the ground fully on Friday, had assured
him there would be no more fighting for
Il week He also vigorously defended the
civilians of whom there were not over 80
at the battle, from the charge of having
caused the panic, declaring that most Of
them had shown more GOODNESS and cour-
age ut that trying moment, than n ma jori.
ty OF the army officers Lovejoy. for one,
instead Of making such tremendous strides
for Washington on foot, as had been rep
resented, had mounted an ambulance
filled with wounded soldiers, and which
had been wholly abandoned in the melee.
and drove it safely to Washington. Give
the devil his due.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

There will be divine service in the
French language, at the LIST Congregational
Church, o. ,Lbath afternoon at T. NJ.
conducted by Rev Monod
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

JunGE CHAMPLIy, who was reported at
the point of death on Sunday with con-
s-stive Chill was attending to his duties
at the Court House yest.rd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

GAME Law ExPiRED.-On Thursday, Aug.
ist, the time during which the law pro-
iects game, expired for the season, aud in
the ordinary course Of things, there ought
to have been quite rush of dogs and
fowling pieces to the prairies after the
young grouse on that day. O'd Sol, how
ever, was opposed to the slaughter, and
poured down such convincing rays as to
deter all but the very boldest from yen-
turing out With the THERMOMETERS at l03
il the shade, there is little chance for
snort
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

The HARDY our exchanges from
Louisville To Milwaukee,, we notice gem
eral agreement in pronouncng the wealth
Thursday, III very cool place i'll the
shade, went up 10 l0l i'll Ottawa To-day
it can be little below that AS we are wri-
ting IN place that is decidedly not cool,
we should say the thermometer, if we bad
one, would stand somewhere in the region
30
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

OTTAWA Boy IN THE FIGHT BY private
letters from Washington we learn that OF
tawa was not without a representative in
the ranks at the great Balls Run bittle
ALBEIT p. BARNES Of Ottawa u clel k in the
General Land Ollie, having obtained leave
Of absence, attached himself a. a private to
Col. Richardson's regiment, went with the
grand advance, and during the battle was
ri times IN the hottest part. lie went
through without scratch, but has retained
we understand, no violent prepOsessiDns in
favor Of amateur fighting lis an amusement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03
County Clerk.

WILLIAM 5. EAsTos respectful ann ounces that he Is
a candidate for County Clerk OF La Sale county.
We authorized I announce SAMUEL w EArHosD
II candidate for county clerk Of La Sale county at
the next November election.
Arthur LockUoo respectfully announces himself the
Union candidate for the Office OF Clerk Of la Sale
county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

CROCK cry BUsixEss-Let no one imagine,
because the Jaeger Brothers have closed
their crockery store and removed their
stock TO another locali.y, that there is no
good stock Of csnckeiy lett in Ottawa
Step into Hull & THoEsOs's, If you pl .ase,
nest to Wood $ market ,-walk up stain :,
and ycm wiis see a iarger stock OF crocke,y
Tran the Jaees'rs bad. equal in style and
quality in every respect, if not superior,
and offered at lower figures. Messrs. II.
Il T., aside from Keeping FIRST class dry
good, establishment, have given particular
atieutiou to crekery, and for years have
Kept first class assortment. driving rivals
! out of the market
! CHANCE TO ExLsT-Blls are posted
around the streets announcing that the
gallant Maj Slemner, whose services al
Pensacola, in the early stages OF the rebel
lion were second only to those Of Majol
Anderson, has opened a recruiting otfic.
at La Sale, for the regular army. Quite
a bounty is offered, with other tempting
inducements to enlist
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03
II \ II L. IL, II

VI y IsIs l. ID:
On the Is inst, by Arthur Lockwood fsa., Nr.
ROBERT AIL>wOETH of Wa!iham TO Mis-. Mary EDSAk
NynOLa, Alinursnra.
ID l.. ID
On the 'ih inst: tLLFS Macy. W dow o. James Car
ton Fq.. late o Eii-fi-I. hear Ottawa. uunaersas
family tie loss OF their be owed parent;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03
Awkward Squad Attention.

There ill he meeting of IL. Awkward squad at
,hCi Armory Saturday night August 81 every MEM
her is expected be hand rO call At 81 ociocs
sharn OF oranct I'll be brought before
tile meeting A. L. KING, seey.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
TIE GREAT PEDESTRIAN wAosa.-Mr. E. P.

The Great PEDESTRIAN WAoRR.-Mr. E. P.
Weston, who made the bet to walk from Boston
to Washington in ten days, if Lincoln was
elected, and who is determined to take down
all the wheebarrow" men and jourre y,nsn
wood sawyers who have audaciously taken
liberties for-nothing, started from the State
House in that city on Friday last at twelve
o'clock. He was to reach Philadelphia to-day,
and arrive in this city at four o'clock, P. NJ, on
Sunday. He is accompanied by couple Of
friends, who ride in carriage short distance
behind him.
FUNERAL.-The funeral of Mrs. Donald Nc.
Leod, the esteemed lady of the Presidents Pri.
vate Secretary, took place yesterday afternoon,
from the Church of the Epiphany, and was at
tended by large concourse of sympathizing
friends and relatives. Rev. Drs. Butler and
Hall officiated, and read the beautiful burial
service Of that Church.
CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE. - Before Justice
Clark.-Mary Ann Brown, dsorderly and pro.
fame, fined $l.94, and in default of security and
costs was sent to the workhouse for 30 days.
Joseph Turner, for the same offence, was also
committed for 30 days.
Joseph Jones, disorderly, fined $l.94.
Charles Hoover, disorderly and profane, sent
to the workhouse for 80 days.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
News from Pixies PEAK.

Fort Kearny, Feb. 26.-Mr. Frost's mule
train, consisting Of five wagons, from St. 10.
seph for Pixies Peak, passed here early this
morning, being the FIRST Of the season. The
teams we're in good condition. Weather clear
and warm. The Central overland and Cali.
fornia and Pixies Peak express coaches passed
here at eight A. NJ, with the following:
Denver, Feb. 23.-The mining prospects are
daily improving, and quartz mills will soon be
turning out considerable gold. Paying dig.
gings are now being worked along the Platte,
short distance above this city.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Virginia Convention.

Richmond, Feb. 27.-The Convention pro.
cedngs to-day were unimportant. Mr.. Goegin
finished his speech. He was followed by Mr..
Shelley, of Smythe, who made strong anti.coer.
cion speech. He maintained the right Of &c.
cession, but opposed precipitation.
The result of the Peace Conference is the
subject of general discussion.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
North Carolina affairs.

Raleigh, Feb. 27.-Everybody here is on the
qui ripe for the election tomorrow. The Union
club are holding meeting here tonight.
Their Hall is crowded, and the audience are
considerably excited. The compromise senti-
ment is running very strong.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
Washington's Farewell Address,

DELIvERED to the people of the United States,
- and dedicated to Hon. Edward Everett, got
ten up in illuminated STYLE and with arabesque de-
signs, unsurpassed by any work of the kind, can
Agent, GEORGE W. FRANCES, who can bo
seen at the Capitol, and all of the public build
ings.
The above work gives some idea of the great
mind
That rotred TO the sylvan shade,
To the plough share turned his patI 1T blade;
On the peoples hearts, not on scnsoless stone,
Is engraven the name Of Washington"
feb 2S-2t
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
House Decorators & Upholsterers.

We would respectfully notify all in
want of an Upholsterer or Paper Hang
er that we are prepared to execute all
work intrusted to us in the most supe-
rior manner and on the shortest possi-
BILE notice. All work done 6y US is
under our own immediate supervision,
and satisfaction is guaranteed in every
case. JOSEPH T. X. PLANT L CO.,
$50 D st., bet. Ninth and Tenth.
Refer to Messrs. Louis +. Perry Il
Co., Dealers in Carpets, Oil cloths, &c,
corner of Ninth street and Pennsylvsnis
avenue, feb 26-ly
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
GENERAL ORDERS-No. IL.

HEADQUARTERS DIST. OF Col. MILITIA,
AJutaat Generals Office, Washington,
February 23, 1861.
The Mechanics Union Rife Company" is
hereby attached to the command of Colonel J.
A. TAFT, First Regiment of Infantry, District of
Columbia Volunteers.
By order Of Major Gen. WEIGHTMAN:
HENRY BALDWIN, jun.,
feb % Major A. D. G.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
GENERAL ORDERS-No. l2.

GENERAL ORDERS-No. IL.
HEApeUARrERs D. G. MILITIA,
Washington, FEB. ls. 1861.
Companies A, B, and G, Union Volunteers, are
hereby organized as a Battalion, and are at
tached, as an additional Battalion, to the Fourth
Regiment Of Infantry.
By order of Major Gen. WEIGHTMAN:
HENRY BALDWIN, jun,
feb 2s Major A. D. G.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28

Here is the letter of Mr.. Stevens, in reply to
the notification above, and which will speak for
itself:
GEORGETOWN, Feb. p, 1861.
SIR: Your notice of yesterday, requiring
me to surrender the premises to Mr.. Duffy on
the lst of March is received.
Now allow me two days to get house for
my family to live in; when l was elected by
the late trustees to serve one year, l had
reason to believe that would be continued my
year, and be permitted to remain until July, as
was Mr.. Duffy. trust you will modify your
notice so as to give me until the first Of April
to find house.
Besides have now no money to buy any
thing for my dependent family, and am told
the Corporation will be able to pay me my last
years salary by that time.
Your early answer is most respectfully re-
quested, by your obedient servant,
R. STEVENS,
Superintendent.
Thomas Kno,vles Esq, Trustee.
Now here is a case of prescription accord
ing 10 our view. Two days, two whole days,
allowed to hunt up and get into another dwell.
ing
Doubtless the perpetrators of acts like these
should not give way too much to squirming
and twisting when the chalice is now put to
their own lips.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
New York Markets.

New York, Feb. 27.-Cotton frm-sales of
$500 bales Flour quiet-sales of 10000 bar
rels-Ohio, $5.45 @ $500. Wheat heavy
sales of $4,000 bushels. Corn cent lower
sales Of 4l,OO0 bushels-mixed, &C q 6s};
new do, COZ @ GA; Southern white, " @ Is.
Pork 6rm-prime, $l2.5O q $l2.75. Lard
steady at 81 q lO4. Sugar frm-Muscovado,
Al 9 st. Naval stores steady. Rice quiet and
unchanged.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
Financial.

New York, Feb. 27.-Stocks are higher-Chi.
cago and Rock Island, 59i; Illinois Central
shares, "a do. bonds, 96t; Michigan South.
ern, 32t New York Central, 793; ; Reading, 46a;
Hudson River Railroad, 464 Virginia 6's ~;
Missouri 6's, gu.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
Death of an Army Officer, Etc.

Norfolk, Feb. 27.-Major Gwynn, of the
United States army, died in this city last even.
ing. He had seen long and toilsome service
in the Seminole war, and subsequently in the
West. His remains will be removed to Rich.
mond.
Lieut.. Col. Groner, Of this city, left yesterday
for Montgomery, to join the Southern Confed-
eracy.
The sloop Of war Germantown was launched
from the dry dock yesterday. She is TO be
fitted out for immediate service.