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After carefnl collation. Of attachments tsom varl-
Gus Ieeions and from eources so o1setee tnat con-
cur1enee among them Is evidence conclusive, we
repeat that the deficiency Of the tre1cn wheat crop
below the usual average requires snPply OF about
eighty milliops Of bushels from other countries,
and lie British deneit usually about fosty millions
Of bushels. il Increased this yeaT, BY between
twenty and thirty millions Of bushe1s-:he wants
of France and Bfitain thus Jointly amounting to
about one hundred and fifty millions Of bush=1s.
r. s5difion 70 France, the ether southern couu-
tries Of Europe Portuga}, Spain, Italy, &c.) are,
by extraordina1y coincidenc: IN i'll fortune, more
~ less dedcient in Theat-dependsnt Oh other
countries for eupplJing the deficiency; even the
Pone. ike The French Emperor, throwing open
noIts to the free entry Of gram for meeting the de-
ffedt@au example likely to be followed 67 other
1nnnarcbs "a the Countries aboTe named.
The eagacitY and energy Of Napoleon are adr1i-
rabi7 Illustrated By the manner in which he fore
saw the deficit in France and prepared to meet it,
No monarch possesses greater facilities for learn
ing thoroughly the cond1t$n Of the crupa in every
potion Of his dominions. No sovereign has &
more profound interest In knowing that condition
early IN each season; for neglect to provide sup
plie4, when supplies OF hreadstuffs a1e wanted,
might cost him his throne. His measures In this,
as In most caeee, were conHonant with the emer-
gercy. The World only learned his plans through
bis SUCCESS II executing em-sG quietly, sopru-
dently, SO efficiently were those plans ripeued Into
success. In these moVements-tzeenhal as the
movement Of armies for preserving the Imperial
poEer-maJ possibly be found the greAt motive Of
the visit Of Prince Napoleon to the United States-
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mAEKEES RY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1a.-NouR-Ma5 b. q1ot.d
shade d1ner, and more doing IN export and
home ecnsumption seles, i. 800 bbls At s515.@
G555 ilo1 extra slate: $5,a5l5.s5 for snperfne
wtsiern; s. 4tl5 G5 for common to medium ez-
ira western; $5.75@5. IS foS shipping brands e7-
ira r. b O., ana s5G506 5U Tor itsde brands. Mar
ket doting quite i1m, with holders generally dis
posed tc ii;s1si upon little more money. Canadian
f.our q shade trmer aud il moderate demand.
salsEs 1870 bbls At s5s595 IS Tor superiBe; $ 20
quiet at s2z594 %. Corn meal quiet arduaminsllF
WnIsKEr--Frnzs. sales, 900 bb1s at ao@aa2zc:
GRAN.-Whea1 a tri1e better. Far demand
for export and home consumption Large por-
lion Of the eaies afe TO arrive Sales $1,000 bu
Gh!ssgs tn4sg f1?a S 81 ea5 sa Rssa
al 20; 1S,4o0 bu amber Iowa 1.20Gl Fl; 500
ba winter red western 81 2sG1t31; 1860 bu am
s1.s5G1{a; 800 b9 white Cana Ian & u; "A go
bu white Michigan 81 40e1.as snd II, 500 bu while
Kentucky s1.ss@l46. Rye steady at 10G37Gc Dtr-
lcy o1itt Vi e2h @75c IS il quality. Cum opened
20 800 bu at 90 for inferior mixed western; 5GQ5;
for ceenEos. do; 5!G5'1!e for good to prime ship
pins do; &c fe- choice white western. Oats in md
crate request at 3o@54c for Canadian; 34@35 fsr
western and state.
Fnovla1oNs s-Po1k unsettled, is7egnlar aud
shade better. Sales Gs1 brls ct 514 75g315 for
ncts SIS 50 for clear, and 10 for PRIME Beef
dull Sales 100 brls at $4@4.5o for country prime;
S595.50 for country mess IS for 1epackea
mess, md 81 I5@135o 1o9sxtra mess. Prime
mess beef and beef hams dull and nominaiy un-
changed CIT meats quies but asn-we quote
shoulders at 5G54c and 5K@Gke for hams Lard
armer aud demand active sales t159 brls at sh@
951e Butter fin 1t 1@i1c for Ohio ard L. Is:
Tor +tate- Cheese dull ut 5G17c.
GHocER1Es.-sugar remains frm. Sales t,2so
bids Cuba at s@ssSc, and $50 boxes Havana at
7I@SAc. Refned quiet sud ste:dy
sToc9s-Actiye hn5 loMes generally. g RI,
p;C scrip ee5s; e9; n 81 q; Pac Mal 921z;
preferred ss7s Ha1l 12z; Huds ask: Erie 3I335 !;
4 ssK; % '64, 60; Mich 6 S.; No G. s5x;;
81 coupons 93s: y IS 81 coupons s67z; Treas
6s 39%; Ttnn IL 424.
OSWEGO. Oct IL 12-FLoCR-Crchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat closes dEmes. Sales LAST night
6,2o0 bn ~ Chicago spring at 81 o.; today go
bu do at 81 1.U afoat and 2.SQ0 bu winter red Ohio
At s1-12: Corn without material ia change, With no
sales. Barley dull. Sales 4, 600 bn We1land Canal
at 5SAc. Rye scarce and quiet
CANA1. FRE1GHrs--Oa grain tending upward.
Flour 44c per bhl; wheat 13@13Hc tn New York.
LAkE INPoRra-s1sa btls Hour, a57, 900 bu wheat
3d. COO bu corn, q 900 bu barley
.CAsAl Ezron7s-as0o bills aour, 31,7Qo bu
wheat, II, ,4G0 bu earn, II 500 bu barley.
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MONETARY.
gAruxpkr EyEura. Oct. 4, 1861.

8ArrEuAY &yX4R9, Oct. u. lo6l.
The week closes On .veEy comfortable money
market. The supply Of mnueyis fully equal TO the
demand, and, therefore, We hear few, Il any, COM
plaints from any quarter. The cauaney IN gen.
elal circulation is readily cnnverahla-thst On
which discount is charged, being only Tez5
euoa1l fraction OF the whole. Most Of the zkprs-
eiattd is Canada, and the soouer It IL driven home
the better. The bills Of the Bank OF Montreal are
the only issues that should be tolerated. Let
eyerybody refuse bills that are two per cent dis
count, and holders Will bs obliged to sell them to
the brokers for redemption. Better suffer ehaTe
Of per cent now. thsu SOS per cent after naytga-
ton closes. Let the work Of fefusing and sending
them home beglr, and let It be thorough and etfec
tue1. The West has aurely suffered enough froma
depreciated currency. Let it not be tolerated fora
sirgle day.
New York Exchange continues abundant. Out
side and Board Of Trade rates are etiu par @ h;
the Banks charge 4, and a few fraction more
On email bills. Gold-zound lots, 36@;s; retail
parcels, z91 per cent premium.
BAKE OF MosEBEA1.-The Agency of the Bank
Of Montreal Is now in full operation IN this city.
E. n. Willard, Egg, is agent and manager. 1t is
ncw doing busIness In all respects Oh as favo.abls
terms as the other leading banks in the city. The
ing house formerly occupied by Hofman&Gelpcke,
On La Sale street.
MuwAUkEE-The Sentinel Of this morning has
the following:
The1e Is nothing now to note in the molcv
market. the s1me features that we have lately
noted being still preSalent. The current rates OF
exchange ate1 = cent selling at the banks, aud H
OK 2 cent ontE1de- Buying rates at ths banks
aft generally par to Il q cent Gald was little
scare yesterday; the banks sold what they could
spare 10 customers at X q cent premium, but FOR
email sums the brokers chargea = cent.
CNcESAu-The Gc-etts Of this morning
sa5s:-
Finaneia1 afTaics progress smoothly and COM
fortab]y. Currency is In fair sApply, and sut1i-
cient good paper e offered to keep it fully employ
| ed-aEd while bankers are not c-amped Tor means
they are not hurdcred with idle capital. Rates o1
| interest are M At 1Uln per cent
There fe - q moderate business doing in eL-
| change. bu4 imply and demand being abous
| equal, the E1tntalns firm tone, rates ze
uaaintne at pr buying aud x preninm selling
] Gold is in fair request. We quote:
New Yo1k.......-...... par. 4 prem
| Gu1d... prem. u prem
NEW ToRK STOCK MARKET.-C1osi1g pricea fu1
! rash 0c4 - 3SSf.
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motive strong enough certainly to svsy the heir
Of throne which might again be ahattefed bE the Y.
Jacobfpic1l watehwoTd at as bread or blood" II
this vas the purpose OF the Princes VISIT the snc-
cees Of the plan. p securing for France Jast sup;
INTO high prices iastsates we tas Ti.do4 of
In accomplishing an object 60 important for the
French empire.
IN ahn,pfnr fhat ARRANGEMENTS Were early made f0r
French aseoast III ThsseysF !" h5st
A. ~ snrh exteut and with such tact Was ali the
fsqasts azv Set IL %q9a o ha tba: as
a44tacTa1iv nroduced upon the subject by the know
. Fs E eens q q ZEE ssa ss
erv 1oerafe nrice-a pfice much below the value
conferred on American wheat by the
which demand supplies for france ana otner osn-
Cient countries. .,.
We ma7 remark IN passing that French 4SeRts s,ea
are active cot only in countries ike the Unisea 2
Gtstes ard RnEeia, which have surplus wheat q
their own but actually 10 England! Which y ltsen
equally DEFICIENT with France In proportion 10
rNDulatfun.
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MARINE INTKLLTGENfw

,VBszMs PASSED D1zHou.-The following ~o..
sels passed this port Oh the 1tth; 'ea'
Bound Up-Stmr Cleveland; prop Eyerprasr
City, Montgomery. Pocahontas, Queen AZ H.
Lakes, Empire; bark Adr1attc, Water Witch. III
Sheppard, Major Anderson, Jesse Hoyt. q
echr Medbeny, J q D1ake, Sweep Stakes, Collin.
wood, T ] Bronson, Nary B Hal1, George Steel.
Morning Light, Flight, + j Latham, Delos Be.
Wolf,
Bound DoWn-stmr City Of C1eyeland; pron
Omar Pasha, Tonawanda, Northern Light; brig
NM Standard; schr NeNILoadou, Lewis ;.
Lime Roek, Il Steel.
Weather pleasant. Wind ".
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tbese charges; I told him canafde1ed ht6 claim
The tou1datioo Of these Charges and that What-
:eyer he might do would not alter my opinion
I vas willing to allow him what was
lair and just, he tnIned to ms eonadsntial1y
and esid, :" Well. whas Will you allow ne now,
satisfied 10 make any allowance. He then asked
me-, Whist vtl you allow me before the next
meeting Of the Co1nc1!m said IT DO not Pro,
youf axea on do not think Aid. Colby hss any
cause Of codness against me apart from this claim
unless 4 may be ffom ne IT thAt M opgosed his
the Board OF Public Works.
The Mayors direct testimony closed at this
point, and Aid. Foss moved to adjourn. Car
Red
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With the substitution Of Rev. 8 8. SRazey for
The Synod then took arecees until Q o'clock

The Synod was called to order at o'clock.
Rev. Dr. Patterson, from the Committee on
Collegiate and Theological Institutions, made
q report So tonoWs:
The Committee On Collegiate and Theological
Institutions would report that there seems to be
little concerning the Institutions within our
bounds that calls for particular notice at the pre-
sent time.
The Literary Department Of Lind Universtty,
though feeling the financial trdas Of tha times, IL
holding fts ground, and has received proniaiug
college class for the current collegiate year. The
opening Of the Theological Department has been
necessarily deferred until next gear, in conse-
uueuce of the failure in business OF some Of its
friends.
We deem it the dnty OF all the friends Of Chris
tim education in these trying times, to do all in
tteir power to strengthen the things that remain,
and save from disaster the institutions towards
which we lave locked with hope in years that are
past.
Report accepted and laid on the table,
On motion Of Rev. Dr.. Humphrey, Overture
No. l Was taken up, and the matter Of reyis-
lug the Manual referred to select committee
tt,feport at the next annual Synod. Rev. DR..
Humphrey, Rev. Dr.. Patterson and Rev. MI.
sHazty we're nominated as said COMMITTEES
The revision Of the Mammal h8s reference to
altering. the Covenant relative to the admis
sion OF persons into the Church, SO a. to not
require person admitted By letter to 70
though ali Of the terms rsqulred Of person
s6misted BY profession; also in reference to
| tie Covenant entered into by parents at the
| baptism Of children.
Rev, Phi,and.r B. Powers, Missionary to
| Turkey, addressed the Synod according to
| previous notice. The Turkish Mission was
Established thirty years since, and Mr. Po 1ers
has been there Twenty seven years.
| Rev. Mr.. Clark, agent Of A. B. G. F. NJ
addressed the Synod On the Missionary cause
Rev. Dr.. Patterson announced that Pete,
| Page, Esq, AID Rev. Yates Hickey of Chicago
and Rev. ". s. higgins OF Kalamazoo, Mich.
Lad been elected Trustees Of Lind Uni
ve1sity, aEd asked that their election be COZ
tilmed By the Synod; which was done.
| The Synod then adjourned to meet again o.
Monday morning, at 81 O'Clock.
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PER G1AsGow-] LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3.
Breadstu1s generally qnlet and firm Various
circulars report -four easier st 11s@3o4. Wheat
quiet and eteady; red western 10s@l0a Cd; red
southern lis; white western 12s@12s Sd white
southern is 6dQ13s. Corn active and advanced
Cd; mixed Is qsoted S. Cd; yellow Sis 6d@ssas;
white s5s@35s I'd.
Liverpool provision market generally dull Beef
ncmiIs1. Pork dull American fiat, with declin-
Ing tendency. TaIlow steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugat firm. Cof-
fee firm, slight in provement on lower qualities.
LONDON MAEREIs.-Brsadst1fa downward, Su-
gar firm. Coffee bnoyant. Tea quiet, Tor COM
mon Cergon. Rice quiet.
SRF:MAnREr.-Gonso1s closed at 92%@93 for
money!
AMERICAN STocKs.-Sa1es OF l. q. r. e. shares
39AGtS91 dis. Erie sfarrs 23A.
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The following bills were presented by the
Grand jury, Saturday: Larceny, William
Green, Edward Lindaley, plead guilty, one day
in the County jail; Catherine Brown, James
Walker, Mary johnson, Walter Forbes, alias
jenkins, azias Dickson; assault with deadly
weapon, Michael Roden, John Morley; riot,
William Jackson, James Levere; assanlting
police, James Stanton
Richard Walsh vas tried and found guilty
Of assault With deadly weapon The case Of
John Roos, indicted for robbery, is still pend
inr
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Statistics and estimates gathered and msde for
ejcn demand for breadstuffs from this country
must largely exceed the demand Of any previous
year. Ii Is susceptible OF positive proof that we
dseal year, more money from Europe than We have
heretofore received for both food and cotton. and
that =upposing We ehau not this year sell one
ponrt Of Cottoa to Europe, We shall get have
large balance in ou1 favo- which winbe payable In
Erecie If Cur imports decrease az Eapld.y as they
have done, CT if b1r the present rate Of importa~
tio,.s be confirmed. the excess Of specie impogta
ticns ,yiu lc SO large as to Ike this county the
great depository OF the precious metals. 1t is the
commercial conyulsiDts in England and France
he felr that gives such tone Of bitterness to the
tnsi1ess men Of those places, when conaidesing
thu rebellion now In progress -1VdShiHJ{07a
far n p Tfu1se.
, 1861-10-14
4u11lher, Sc.
LUMBERI

TO aI parties n want of Lumbar would SAY saatI
Nav N LpMBKR. and wuald INVITA- tdesr aster:ioa 70
Clear stah, Boards, Jslst sezntfins, Siding,
Fsncng. Floo1t1s. Shingles, Lash, DC, DC Ism tast
II u TEa VII ane Huat EEL st the LOWEST MAJ
loaded In the Jazd 2Ae"f' "~'-N ~
rxa1nh xa1a aaa Vmee Beach street, between PotE and
4We4o. tseSi2eEi EEAD 4 WILLIAMS.
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P1AKos.-H you w5sh to buy OF rent piano, 70
to Y. ". Klmba1l's, 80 Clark street eepasass
Kansas RftE2&es Commanded bY BrIg.
Gen. j. III, Lane.

This Brigade Is under the immediate orders OF
the Government, Companies O. parta Of Conpa-
ntes Of Cavalry, Artillery or Mechanics, In any
eervica VIII be accepted into Gen. Lane's Brigade,
obtaining their organization, and be a1led mp {rom
the general recruits Of the Brigade. The Cavalry
Rifles. Colts Navy Revolye1s, and sahsea. Con
nected with the Brigade is & Comps1y Of Mounted
Mechanics and Engineer Corps. TO consist Of En-
smitha, Haeons,' shoemakera, Traitors, &c, who,
IN addition TO regular pay receive 10 cents day
while On e1tsa duty, together with all the bonn
the Volunteer Service OF the United States-
Transportation and subsistence furnished at once
to Fort Leayenwnfth, Kansas- Horses, arms and
equipments for all as soon ~ mustered In. To
the ue patriot, now Is the time to respond to the
call Of oar common country, in this hour OF peril
Apply BY letter, care Metropolitan Hotel.
Recruiting Office 23 Lake street.
). Fl. MnLa,
oet1ge4olot Recruiting Officer, T. B.
, 1861-10-14

The steamer Glasgow, with Liverpool adTices to
the Sd instant WIS telcgraphed this morning.
Flour was reported easier. Wheat quiet and
Eteady. Corn ady3pced Sd.
Under the influence Of this news, as well as IA
voEable reports from New York, the leading mar
kets tc-day were firm, and the tendency upwards.
There was more active inquiry for wheat, both
Spring ard Winter, end the market advanced no
&c q bushe1 and closed firm About 150 Goo bueh-
els we're sold, at Csc for No. White; s5Gs6c for
No. Red: s0@s1Ac for No. Red; 7sH@79c for
No. Spring, and 7214 4@731zc for No. Spring.
There was also an active inquiry By shippers for
Corn. and the market advanced 4@5{c q buehal,
NTH sales Of 100000 buEhels, at 23H924c for Ca
nal and River Mixed a1oat; 22@2a16c for Mixed
in store, and18 &c for Rejected in store-the uar-
Eet closing very quiet.
In consequence Of an uncertainty about railroad
fIeights, aud probability that the rates will ad-
vance 15@20c per brl, the Flour market WAS very
dul, ! and the tendency downward. Only about
1000 brls changed hands, at s. T54 20 for medium
to choice spring extras, and 300@a25 for super
fine.
There is 8 7ezy active demand for Oats by ST.
Lonis buyers, to supply the army the West, and
the market has advanced 1c-wish salss at 16k q
1T55c for No adoat, and 16c IN store. Rye is frm
with sales at SIC Barley In good demand aud
steady. Timothy Seed ie firm Hldes steady.
There was more activity in freights to-day at a
shade lower rates-~ith engagements at14BGSa5c
for corn to Buffalo, and &c for wheat to Oswego
The railroads leading to the East have adraueed
their rates On Flour to New York aud Boston, aoc
per bbl. The rates noW are ITO Boston, all rail,
$1.95; rail and lake, S1.S5 To New York, all
rail- $165; lake and rail, Sis. To Philadelphia,
oil TraY1 ~ lax and rn{1 -,
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Large Cargo.

The ship Oesdn Monarch cleared from Ne" 1ozk
On Thursdsy last for liverpool with 1862 bu7h-
els Of grain ,7sa bu wheat and s1.ss9 hu corn.
The weight of this grain amounts to :, ,s45 tons.
, 1861-10-14

The following lettefHs detained In the Chicago
Post Office for Postage, will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, On Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid Call at the room Of
the Dead Letter Clark, up stAirs:
Oscar Faulhaber, Chicago, II.
F. ". Fisk, Chicago, III.
Master John $. Pefritt. chieago, II.
Geo. E. Huntington s. Co., Lane, III.
N1ifs Mary Powers, Dixon, LII.
Paul B. Harris, Peru. III.
P-Wyckof, Grove. III.
Col. John Lyona, Hennepin, Ill.
Taylor 4 Holding, Mankato, MINI.
John DeT Tlieger, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mics Mary Erwin, Wheeler Station, Ind.
David Sefo1gs, Bucyrus, Ohio.
Me-. AEgnsta Pier, snytna. Wis;
Capt q. F. Tockwick, PoolsviIe, Nd.
Philip Metzger, Fortress Monroe, Va
Letters under old style stamps and stamped en-
velopes. not recognized in payment Of postage:
Hon. John Wentworth. Chicago, III.
S. Lewis & Co, Lodi, III.
Mics Emma F. Grouse, Mt. Carol, Ill
Levi Kelsey Mendoza, III.
Patk. Fitzgerald, Lincoln, III.
R. Barclay, Manteno, III.
Robert Howie, Dundee, III.
Joseph Buck halter, Ona1go, III.
". T. Chamberlin, 0EWego, Ill
S. Perkins. Tiskilwa, Ill.
r Smith, Emerald Grove, Wis.
G. r. Ellis, Ekhorn, Wis.
L. ". Ellis. Keewaunee, Wis
Mrs A J. McCaEkeu, Monticello, Ind.
Jas. d. Reed, Lafayette. Ind.
Jerance Lane. sanda. 81, Ohio.
G. Richards, Dunlap. Ohio
p. Robert FErde1ick, New YoEk City.
Misc Adelaide King: Chenango, N. 7.
S. S. rRprop. NacedOn, N. Y,
, 1861-10-14

: Annual Meeting.


E4EECAEE6. l
At 8 O'Clock, the judicial Coumittea report
ed that no business had been Placed before
them, and they asked to be discharged. Re-
port accepted and the committee discharged.
Rev. Dr. Patterson, who hsd been appointed |
to prepare IN essay on Church Polity, stated
that the subject vas SO vast and cDmpEeheu- /
siye, and comprised come matters Of such |
critical nature, as to be improper to burden |
the Synod with them. He had, therefore, |
abandoned the idea OF presenting the subject !
at this time, and asked to be excused, promis-
irg to complete the labor and present the
essay In some other shape, at some future
day. The request to be excused Tor the pres
ent Was granted.
Tie Stated Clerk submitted scheme for
the publication Of the minutes Of the Synod
in future, annually, accompanied BY 8 form for
statistical reports Of the Presbyter1es. The
report WAS accepted, and after discussion
adopted, with the amendment that the first
publication be made one year hence.
Tie Committee on the Minutes Of the Gen
e1al Assembly made their report, which Was
accepted and adopted
Rev, Mr. Dickinson, of Lake Forest, and
Rev. Mr.. Clark, appeared and took their seats,
zach Offering excuses for previous non-atten-
darcc, which were accepted by the Synod.
Mr. Otis's name Was entered as an elder
frcm the Prcsbytery Of Chicago, and he took
his eeat;in the Synod.
The Committee on Bills ard Oyerturee, re-
ported in reply to Overture No. as follows:
Overture No /, from the Psesbytcry Of Chicago.
asking the Synod to revise the Manual now in
general LEE among the churches, is In order, and
your Committee recommend that the Synod take
such action On The subj ect as in their wisdom shall
|. be deemed best.
n,.-+ ,,.o,,4,s ,s ,s,a+oa
FeE' Dr Patterson. rom the @ commfttea m
Deceased CIereymeu. repor:ed as follows:
r+taa ,1ossod -,,- r7os,-.,7u r,+,,,x
in His holy Providence. to remove ron as by
death onr dearly beloved brethren, Wm. =. spen-
eeE anu cors1a n N.Y. ~ ,neetfnas If III
synod:
! Eet6lred, That We humbly recognize this aa,ct.
ne h GhITrh w. rbsot.n1 ~ ~ onr nrodf and
| who doeth all things well.
ts9s@tsa, tnaI u ~ v ha Xs4 f,+hf - fls mes.
| worker, ard a yigilant Yatchman has been taken
from the walls Of Zion.
f9setseo, daa5 n tEe e ascessG y 9eot ~ Ga!e
honoied patriarch In the church, q iaborious and
successful friend Of Christian education, By whom
Wele la1a, n gleaL pa1e, ING lonn9all9as o. haoA
ter nf Jesus Christ. ~@N~ @'@N130
Essc'red. That We feel 'admopished by these
strokes Of onr Father'e band. TO be moro in earn.
Sss aan ens1 49,. ~ ~ W. M hge aqa 4hos ~
Who Bsit for the cnTnirg of their lord.
o,,4 ,-.. o,an,oz ,a,,+aa o,a 49,
1s,sd to he antarsa Tnar fEa TnnrnS1 cf H.
SYNOD.
! Tha rer,paner+ f.oYnm{t4oo ou F3ucaf;or
, 1861-10-14

p O RI OF Fl I C a G. O

z.. ARRIyEp: ..,.:.....oet. Il.
Prop Edith, Hunt. Goderich. sundr1es.
Rae ehass Eg 2SS tena ss'f coal
s6hr Mary II Scott, Huntsburgher, Buhalo, 1000
brls sat.
Sebf Sehf 2:hsn sasn Hsa;s as; stqas Soi! Bua2
Schr Eliza Logan, Barre, Buffalo: 81 keEs nails.
sehr Wyoming, Fu1aong, Grand River, $50 N lun-
sehr \ \ 6 Gates Welsh, Sand Bay, 80 cords wood.
schr Willinstops III il sn Simpson, Buffalo.
schr Lone star, JamiSon, B1fialo; To tons coal
Schr~m Il Hinedale, Brown, St Joteph, 35 cords
Sctr Pioneer, Thompson, Muskegon, 10 N lumber.
schr shoys1., ,s!obum, Muskegon, s. II iun-
scbr Enterprise, Peterson, Viking Pier, eo eds
schr Muskegon, Mckay. Muskegon. Is N lumber:
sehr ' Dor. Sai keaho, sarnIa so n n lumber -
Scow Nit Vernon, Rowe, kalainaZoo, % N lun-
ber, $50 II shingles.
CLEARED. Oct. T.
stmr Planet. Nicholson, Co!IIngwood, 37s2 brls
-four, i'll bbls pork, 50 bis wool.
Bark ss1dinia, chasc. Baffelo, 1900 bu corn. 4@'
BIZ Fa1as Hs1Ess Batslo' y y o0o o0o bn corn;
schr Mary scett, Hnntsburghez, Buffalo. 15.ooo
sehr ssa s. sts9; Redaiek, White Lake, IS prls pzo.
visions.
schr Eliza Logan. Barse Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
Sehr Nyoming, Fn1long, Grand River.
sehr Algst1ne' gss1 Faulkner, oswego, 5000 bush
Sehr Octayfa, johnson. Centreyfl1e.
SchE Nsvagh, Earl, 0swego, 1900 bu wheat
Schr UIcIe Tom, Mcintyre, Buffalo, Il, ,2sa5 bush
sehr Speed, Westaan, Grand Haven.
Schr Magnet, Gates, huskeson-
! Schr WIN Il H1nsdale, Brown. ST Joseph
| Sehr Pioneer, Thompson Muskegon.
| Echr F n Shower Echlnbobm MIskeSQu.
, 1861-10-14

SCPERIoR CoURT.-The case Of Julia Far
1eA w. H. F. A. es4o "eu1 eae oeo1ss' 10 st1l
penang In the superior court. saturday was
occupied in the hearing Of medical experts.
~ Inc 101a anniversary OF Inc Enc
Street Mission Sabbath School will be Eeld
Sunday, 18th inst, at the "Sabbath Home,''
corner of Erie aud North Walls streets. at
o,,,oot Aaaro.soa -7;,, bo ,,,aa h.,,u
o, r. r1N,.N - ~. T1.I"~sn ~ W - ~ 49,
osgoou VI 1Iolana1 ILL., nuntl1slono Vi nocaea-
leS, H. l., an9 oLaels@
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- Ingerson's Patent Fountain Haar Brush,
received this day; call and see 1t, at SafgeRt's,
. 1arce v,rIs+r ~ Ana Ha1r Prrsbas ~ ava-,
| tird inst nnened. :. nricea very low.
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| AtARp.-tor-Ine Convenience u eAeAze14s'
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