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The Southern Confederacy of Atlanta, Ga,
INDUCES in n sarcastic firing at II lowell Cobb.
Suggesting bis appointment as Secretary OF
the Treasury OF the new "Confederacy,n it
adds:
BY way Of an additional recommendation
to Mr.. Ccbh's claims for the post suggested,
We can safely say to the President elect and
the Southern Congress, MS pon, Of eosno-
my, that should he be appointed, il mould
be entirely useless TO purchase eren an iron
safe or prspare rgnt for the confsderates'
fso. Such expenditures, in view or such az
appointment, would BIO the greatest folly
aud precedent VI unexampled extrasa
vnppe
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nnil Road ttaak Siosed.

DFcAiua, ILL.,, Feb. IS.
The Rail Road Bank Of Decatur closed
this morning.
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fT" fancey Doodlen has been suggested
az the name 81 the new national ar for the
Cotton .oniederaey. We think il appropri.
ate, and vote yea.
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bytheuse Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
hsrveas or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
u taken at the comm sncement Of nm atta.k In
mediate relief from pain and sickness will he Nh.
tanned.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
heddaehtto which females are so subject.
Ihey act gently upon the bowels,-removing
Cosfivfnrss.
For Literary Mn, Students, Delicate Females.
and all persons Of sedeafary habits. they are vain
able as La-a'frs, improving the appetite. giving
rome ana ri9or t. the digestive organs and restoring
the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole
system.
The eEPffALfc PILLS are the result Of ! Ions
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been In use many yeers, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering from Headache, whether origi-
mating in tho nerro~sy system or from . deranged
state OF the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition
aud may be taken 81 al times with perfect safety
without making any change OF diet, and the alb
seaee Of any dssagre<abe iasfe renders easy 10 al
mlnisfer them to children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry c.
Spa lding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and al other Dealers in I'd
irines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt
Of the
PRICE 20 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY q. sPALDlNG.
No. - CcAnr-strect.
New.Foyk.
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CARPETS!

In this Department can slways be foubdth lead.
Ing styles Of
ADMINISTER VELvFTS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM,
COTTON WAKf fNGkhIs5.
VESkIfAss hEMiE.
RUGS, DRu06EIs,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
And all kinds Of
CURTAIN GOODS. GILT CORNlCEs.
&C., &C.. &C.
Our system 10
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SeASOn0bIe Items.

Se0SOn0ble Items.
WIsTAR'S Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Halle n.ls.., .c- tic IlnSs.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Rogers Syrup Of Liverwort and Tar.
Jaynet Expectoran,.
Ford's psctoral Syrup.
Carriers Cough Balsam.
QueruE God Liver Oil Jelly.
Storms Cough Candy.
Miller's do do
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Wistar's Cough Lozenges,
Inc above Medi 5ines, particularly adapted to til
season, for sale by
49, JOHN T. WILKINSON,
1hnovo4W 81 Main-st.
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General Insurance Agency.
WIN. +. WOOD, State AS't.
kEOkuk, IOWA.
LIRE INSURANCE. LAKE AND RIVER IN
SURANCE. LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets $500, 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. COMFY. OF NEW YORK.
Assets 81, O27.S63.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY, OF r.
Assets &60O. 200.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Assets 100000.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. CO. or BROOKLYN,N.Y
Assets e2G2 600.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. CO. OF NEW YORK.
Assets e336. 200.
Mutnai Benefil Lite gns. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. 1, '6l, SO, 8l2, $3.50.
90 Persons In this city have their livee in
~ sarsd In this CompaDy-among them our
most influential citizens.
Dwellings, Household Furniture, Baiidings,
merchaEdzie, Mills, Factories and Machinery In
sured 1T fair rates. IN Losses Paid affhs Ageacy.
Cali ana see reliable insurance statistics and be
your own Judge.
oFFiCE-on Third-st., near State Bank, Keo-
kuk Iowa. W. l.. WOOD,
Feb. 10, l861-d State and Local Agent. i
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Q. LYMAN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OHsice Ga Main.st., seulh side bet.
"a 80, Overvoorhics, Hat store,
In back room.
coVkYANGIN0, COPYING, COLL EcTIN0, AND
CLOSING OF BOOKS.
AGENT FOR RENTING BUILDINGS.
jan1Ad
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The recent speech Of Mr.. Lincoln at indie
pendence Hall, embodyiog sentiments which
have been construed irto an admission OF
negro equality, 10 supposed to have more
particularly tended to taaencc the Southern
mind, and lie said to have created an unusu-
al excitement at Baltimore and through out
the South.
, 1861-05-09

Weet-On the 2d-ba1k Tnrae: Eslis schnonn.e
fisrpont, Grey Eagle On The 3l-bsrk WaverIv
+ EcaooneEs Lewis Wells, Two Brothers. j Ho ~ y
] Rice, brig Concord. ~ 4es'
Bound East.-On the e1--none. on tha "A
prop Bay State, bark London, Schooner 81 Haii4V
brig Mont. yuma, schrs Return, Theo Perry, Aus,
ikaiia. 2 Mclnnes. : - %~A.
Bonsd West 5on the sd~prop Michigan br.,
sohrs Condor. Bay Of quite cape. HON. 'on'
r. Bound, Ease-On the 3d-xpro15 Akron. schr ,f,--
Ger. Oh ths 4th-bArk Niagara, schr Henrv = n
gar. y.... @A7A's Aa'
AhR1TED AT BUFFALO FRoA CKcAeo.-Mav T.
6:-rro Galena, ech1a Denmark, Eleanor E1jsc
Wl.laams, Tracey, Gem. Live Oak. -
CLEARED FROM BCrFALo FOB Cu1cAeo-Mav-s
-s-Props Potomac, kenosha Nile. Oman ~ tbs
Lakes. AdrlatIc. Weaona, bark HanR fzortor
Ect1ts Bonnie Do0", Eteanor. S=a Bird. Antocret
oriole, Live OAK, Gem. Denmark.
VESSELS GETTING AGHoUSp.--We believe scarce.
" day aas passed the present soring w:thnmt :,
notice reaching us OF some one. o4 more vessels
gettfBS Aground in the river bclaF eithar ct Mem.
mX 4udg or Fighting Ielands, Whether thia is a.
tItbntaole to the cbannel becoming nsrroTer ~
the river becoming shoeler we Know not. and verv
mnch doubt 1fe;ther is at fault. But one thinp "a
60 Know, that not many years since vessels e4fnn,
II ever experienced LIZ difficulty In nsasino an5
fepasslng through this r1rer either fiji fair wirih
Or adverse, md w1thont the eiatance Of tu-s ~
pilots, when IN those days the passage bo;k a. ~
CARDS depth and breadth were precisely The same
M 1neIe Ii lsolt' somewhere, ws Ehall not state
4 large- b.ack foEe=ardeafreF Is reported hard
aground st Fighting leland She has been thp.s
tince Sunday evening. Name not giyea.-DetSot3
Efss Press. Noss]S''
, 1861-05-09
MARKET HT TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK. May 8 s.--F1ocR--Rule quiet and
steady, with moderate demand 1or expnrt and
home consumption; eapply limited and holders
dlaposea to ineist on fn1l prices saes Il 500 bss,
weateFn; IS 00@5 10 for extra western; s $50
$50 for Shipping brands extra r b o. IS G5@T25
for trade brands ao.market closing steady. Can-
Adian Hour tn little better request and rather mcre
common to choice extra. Rye -four IN limited re-
aaest At .16@4,oo. Corn meal nominal and u1-
WaIsK1-Heavy and lower. Sales SO bb1s at 1o
@l6xc.
G14E:mcommon grades q wheat are about 1e
decline good and prime white scarce and wanted
al full prices. Sales II GOO bn Chicago spring at
$1 sol 20 dtliyered; % eco b Milwaukee Club
amber Iowa at $1.25@1.s6 delivered; $50 bu
winter ed western at 81. so@1.31, delivered; !;
1.2oo bn amber Michigan At s. ssx@,se; 599
white ( auada .. s. 1901 50: a4oo ea white west
y 600 wsi.e Kentucky at s1-15: Rye qu!et and
mand moderate; Sales 1t I 800 bu California at
1oc: 4. 1e0 bn state at Gu45G5c Cora heayY and
declining salss Of o7s'o bushels; g: for old
yellow northern, and 75Hc f,r choice white south
ern. osta little frner with better demand, in
part for the Government ss1es at 334 @31c for
IN az request, Sales ol 1860 bu Ca: aia at sc
rsov1st9ss@PoEk aufet a prices vitocnt any
material cnaHge- Salts of $50 bba ut $17.f5 for
mes5; SIS 25Dl3 SO for prime, Beef qu,et knd
st.ady wi:h sale* Of s75 bbls n. s4 ooa4 50 for
prime; es,s1@G Is sos mees: slo.G0D1i.0O for Re-
lacked mesa: FL 25Dla 50 for extra mess. Prime
mes beef dull and unchanged Beef hams con
time eteady at l39l5c for western. Cut nests
dull at 6HH67<c for shoulders; s4@sz for hams
Bacon, nsthiuS Of moment doing Lard rather
more actlye and As'ade frmer- with Gales Of $50
bhls at 9@9Ac- Butttr, moderate business do
~ at isRlss @ foF new qhi9 1s@lee for state
GRocEn1Es.-Cof market without essential
change In prices and IN moderate request. Sales
~ bags Ito At 11@12li: 100 mats Java at 1Gs<;
200 bags lasusyra AZ 1aG915: 81 beg Jamaica on
e.. s1gar-toarket ios raw H@1l h,tter, demand
decidedly more active. SAFE T5i;1 hhds at 416m
* r. ~Cuba; 4K@5H n: Q; ;..4a1l5A Porto K1co
l569 % boxes Havana 4H@5Ni $50. bags Bahia p t.
and 2iG hhds Meado " *. a.ola4ses steady and
demand moderate; Gales Is hhias Porte Rico at a3
gD; !So hhds Cuhe mnscossdo at 17@a., the in
STOCKS dntl and lower. Chi 4 s?X; Gal i
Ght Z y TX; &. II M MCsc.ip Slx;C &TM; Erie IN;
g.; Mo 6's ~: Tenn 49,. Va ia; Treasury 10X;
1o + 5's II 70; do II 'esd 76@,
, 1861-05-09
MONETARY.

.zt:s: WxnMGsDAE EYENR9t NAY y, 1S6ls
+. All the aharp men do not live In Chicago. and
sharp practice ;is by no means peculiar to:Wall
street Many country brokers, for the last few
weeks, hare been coming money by the following
means: IA ECON - cisculaEs were sent out by
singls concern In this city, discrediting far as
they could, some afteenof the Illinois Banks not
IN tne rejected ust, naany Of these country bank
era and brokers' became CREST advocates for the
short list. Nothing eliza good-they were afraid
q everything else-would not take It or hardly
9uy It, But they did bzkv 1t whenever offered At
to925 per cant. discount. The money WAS imme-s
dtate1y sent here and deposited to their credit.
Theis next nova waa to buy exchange, II their
banker would sell 1t. Falling In that, they or their
friends buy oEtside at 2@5 per cent above bank
rates; and check for- currency Oh their banker
here. snch operations Tor te" days have yielded
. TO ~ per cent. ctear pront PEI week Rather
good business that' ous II cannot laet The aetiv-
1ty Which oeg1ns 70 prevail IN almost all depart
ments OF fado WILL eoon eanaifze the traffic and
e1caanges OF tne eonntf7. Iae ncts here etated
"1h explain now 1t II that there has en- 30 an-
tive demand outside the banks for exchange.
By snch operations the country brokers could well
afford to supply oar own banks with exchange at
their own buying rates. The country people and
farmers who have been so numerically shaved,
will now ZEE why their bankers or brokers have
had such "holy horror Of what they please to
call "stDmp tRfl,' currency The above remarks
do not apply to all the neighboring cities and
towns, for Springfield and many others, have
adopted the poicv nj a large usicrstv os onr b.rt
.-s 80 ,..z;r- -. A1e9'01'' - wa 'oAA'
ets aIo aeaolng nustness men.
Our bankers etfll adhere firmly 10 theIs currency
list and sell to cnstomera s,I ,ba ayrbanga
49, ~-' ~Hs'
lucy ean "aRe AZ ~ per cent. 1he5 pay 9H9l0-
about * being their usual figure. outeide the
. bankg. prfces we-e Mt ali aorts oF fonraa-1aa.s
h.t,. ~. $50, a.--.. .7-.E.s. .~sSAo
oens 'ne Usual n2uses' ana ea4es were reported as
Ifgh as IT. Thta Btate Of things cannot last the
week ont. A change must come within a div or
w. ~ y.
t-,da n,,s. as+ar,,;n. >e ~AN'e VI
n,A.N.s1.-s..
1ae qootat1ons 1of golo are entirely nominal.
About 10 per cent would be paid. and the selling
nr1ra wor1a ha 1ea1s
ftr4~ "o~1o w @o@1s' ....
uncuffent money II not selling. The nominal
rate is 40 cte and probably for choice lots 45R50
cou,a he obta;nea -. ::
s7ocks-Th,s EVENINGS REPORTS 10 saltonsta,1 l.
, 1861-05-09

NAFE6FCJ-FAIE E3HFa
- EDITORS CHICAGO TA1BuNE: If mutual conf.
dsnoe Is to exist between the bankers and mt r
chants and the people, In regard to the currency
ut present IN circulation under the late
between bankers and depoaitore, it behooyes. all
parties to play fair and open game in the matter
There should b. no reservation, but IN
explicit understanding Of what is meant by
that agreement It Is In "rhis particular
that think the agreement IL lame and may fail OF
tbs object intended. and requires to be amended.
There should ns no boarding Of the better des-
crption Of the currency BY either Or anY party "a
the agree,nent thsoagh sa astp difference II
should be clearly understood and agreed, that
there should ba no difference In yalue placed upon
i, but that 1t should be received and paid out BY
thing. without selection. II exchange im one
portion OF the currency ia sold t,day al six or s.
yen per CENT, and for another norilon, at twelve
q aesn % pssr een ana s1S M ~ o. pE9dRfs u
sequence would seem TO- be that The very arrange
ment Intended to uphold the currency, must lend
z r. dest1ae.ion. aporttcn Of Th.s pel
be abaudoned The merchants md tie people
have borne their fair share q currency risks and
will assume the came position. It will obyiate all
tha pfesgRt currency tzoahlss, and csu-e very
general restoration Of confdeEce In Its value.
1Mef4 tuuHau ue q very ueCluEQ GiAGQ f3E4u
By iii our bankers, ~ unit, to help ksep down
the rate Of exchange ia = reasonable price,
4neslam ~apd remove one great Oh, traction to ihs
other Wtse healthy state Of trade IN this section
The currency at pceasnt In etrcul sf!dn haa been
pretty well Mesded oHt, and what + left Of 1he
Southern stoeas. ID fact, that It xeald show 1
oss;~.tock. that are not only based N the credit
ct gTeat snd 4ouri4h4ng atAsss. on al.
ssocks, t9o. upon Which Tie interest has .iready
+ do so Tor the future These are aot- times for
discussions on differences between individuals o.
isstttutioNs, but We should all stand shnuider
te shoulder ia >the ,eaetseasy, -spd shazs
Ail apt to be mare Mgh. ened than hut
y I'D h1st .ppsazaneaof psnie, aud IN the end.
nd that, really, there are very tew tadly wound.
ed. Al that L. wanted u lltt1s generous
confidence and honorable Conduct toward
each other, And suspect that We wll
then all e along pasXah5 well. Sush;4 state Of
thlngs viii eaahte nj I'd move On in EoFpe1iry and
make for ourselves and the omit , far d re mon:
~ than He shall eyer Eseon tha currency, or tsJe
BY = contracted and selash policy. AxncHAsf.
, 1861-05-09

The Currency 1mbroeIfo,

Meestas Editors THbnne:.
As the Currency question is the basis Of ill our
material interests. aud believ ng that the truth
In reference to the intentions and actions Of those
most closely and largely connected with it, will
be1eht the mass Of the peop1e, dee1re to give a
few facts, SUI gest:d by the l:tter Of C. G. Wicker,
Esq., in your columns. 80.
He speaks Of the good faith and no attenpt
1t coerc1on, evinced by the Bankers who signed
the agreement
Ii It not coercion when Bar kers sefuse to receive
further deposits from old customers, unless tbey
sign the agreement, thus giving them the ,wer
to coeFce their CUSTOMERS into receiving coumon
currency fort cir whole account? Is 1t good faith
on the part Of leading Bankers to have their brok.
err sconring every street, buying Exchange at 10
to II per cent. premium, and refusing to eel at
any prices Is 1t evidence Of good faith, or does
It show confidence that the Bankers intend to IN
their part Of the agreement that one of the largest
stockholders of one Of The leading Basks refuses
to sell any grain, except for checks on Loan aud
Trust or sight e1change7 An instance Of this good
faith OF tx Bankers -csme to my knowledge to.
day. A leading Banker loaned some money on
warehouse receipts. paying out the refuse Of our
common currency Now he demands in payment
checks the Loan and TT .st,costlng the party
per cent. for twenty days. The Bankers parrott-
like CITY, There is no exchange being made,''
Ia the face Of the shipments OF the last three days
amounting to over million OF bushels OF grain
against the largest portion Of which a4eht drafts
were made: This exchange goes Ito the
they pay out currency based upon Southern
stocks. What does this property bring in
New York; Gold or its representative, convertible
at any moment at its face. It brings in Chfcau 9
the honds Of the rebel and deht-tidden States of
Virginia. Tennessee and Missouri Mr. Wicker
asks II four millions OF Northern stocks and three
and 4lf millions Of Southern etock4 are not good
security for SIX millions Of currency? Updoubt-
edly Did not our bankers consider the currency
based upon Northern etocke, too gooa for cIrca1a-
tinn among the peaple7 Go to the Marine Bark
with check for rne thousand dollars. aud epa5y
-tzoaar yo1. totA yecslpe soiA os bassd upon His
soss,as, FiTgtAaas aRd 1eatssess, zoofth forty to
serenity eents on The dollar.
Is this good faith With the merchants or is It ex-
treme good faith to their pockets preparing for
that happy day they are arranging for, when tbs
CIRCULATION based upon So .thern I. O. Us eha1l
be in the hands Of tie peopla and the circulation
based upon Northern stoeks shall be in their own
yauitss
The people Of Illinois have been worried by for.
etgn 'csts heretofore, but this one Of home growth
will prove more destructive than any we hay vet
experienced. Every day its claws grow, and it
will become, in time, prairfe wolf So
SOUTH WATER STREET.
, 1861-05-09

Hnurrpra ~ -, =, ,r.,<.. r.s,s ..uv,.r-Miva
---'--. 12S..;,t, .xr,od "a ,~-~ak
Lumber. II: i, ,aoe, 90 Coal, ton -..:-., 200
9atthhg,e1e,No..-. 2lb 00o 5Atpmsass. o.
Pdets: NJ: :, ao;, Sn1 VII, Whs.t hu i1asa
Timber, IT,. 4SW9
+. 1zcGIkTs AID sa1qukzxs III cArA1-nArs.
: 'f'-', Esestnft "~ So H1in,nxnfs
Gosn. Gos5 on '-..... 1855 Lumber. IT,. 173. ~
WOOD coris. .: 99 fatI,e fI. NJ 1so q * e5
Timber ft.....s ID
:. The receipts ct produce to-day include 4,752
hEi' fonr 42,6G6 bu wheat, and 100,sg8 hu corn
whi1e the shipments by iakn were At800 brIs -four.
68,65Q bu wheat, and 189 g14 bu corn.
p The general markets to-day were frmer, but
there was less activity, 10 far as wheat and corn
are concerned Owing to the exoEbitaut "a IS of
Eastern exchange, there wss an active t. qniry foz-
Flour, but the rmness Of holders restricted trans
actions, and about = 500 brls were sold at about
previous prices 81 47oG5 90 being the range for
meaaum 70 eooo spfang e11ss: eno'es osanos "ese
mem a. - 2oses-s's "a1oool buyers. tne p" neat
MNket opened afm anu aossne@u A. oset yester-
day'a qnotatlons' with eales Oh aoous oouo On,
AZ 9a'z 3ssc foF No 1%sp1aag' anu W. s0s1c for
NO spE1ng-tha MARKER c:os1ng quiet.
Inefe "as good inquiry 1of LON and
an improvement o! 4Ghc TOOK place
but on receipt OF the New forK olepatehes the
mafkft oeea1ne "es1 aoa me aosanee gained vas
nearly 1855. Aooat loo'ot0 nusaels o. all grades
cnaogeo asnos' a. S4c tof haSeE h'1ea anoaI 8ie
LOT Ih1Fe1 2eAoW l. O. D. 1ztp5S<&G ZOE M13ed n
, 1861-05-09
aElTNs47td


TRUSTEES S:LE. Whereas.
Is 8 q e t t. hsaass ssss}
+ & t;sst g. y;
&c af III sat sasts e II
sae snea e t4s 9saER R9m .a l. u e pssa
ds. oss e. Cos ap o i boef soe AssSs 6 q
il 10 payment Of LID aaa ana nfen anp mhss
ao9 & hsa pen s nads = e by teha BOOK 10 Issse
5ssS 1ss + e r s1d Fs.ss & ss ss
Nc fSerc;crs fSa e. tee 215pesss sspreed
SSS5s ~ a1 e Pef's sssz
s:ssS : r. 81 e 6ssa 4
~ e asf s II II .sf
& eGs pns ia a S. SasEe & &
Rosd four @ rods ssa1n q a. north line Of Section
81 e sas sa4s
@tqknteF Of he northwest e artsr e sstssee :oa
sea 'sf1ss sasa ss5cs e ~ 81
asse s 19s,d o7 e co say SSa E
te seae q said read to - raee q Segnanx Y CO.
esss: eas :esps * e. saa5s
t4s eppartaraness thereasto bsiGI g aao ~ ~
Il RIA sg:d saoEa & IS :: qs4aa ;7a as
re: Gs:axo. aa-ra H.. lie is. :" 1'.
"a H. Z: ssn'a 'oos HsP sis GRsaoRx x.n,ts.
The aboye E=e Is fnEther po&tpuaod to Friday. asa
fnsr At sa.ae hour ara p ace.
ap3std oRAs- A. aREE0Hy, Tsuxteo
Ths above sals II hereby further pcst1 oasa n Mon
day, the 9Th day of NAY. 184 At se1A hcEr ana
pIacs. CA23 4. GREGORY. npaxaN
1>s ana,s sale i ae. ov far.a.r po,pensa 10 We'd.
EasdsY. tbs ssh GAY ofay, nt It ne sans hruf and
plaeS;. EHsa1Es l. aKEa0RY.
N.Y. e1Sem Trustee.
ThA aboys sale u hereby further postponed 10 Wsd-
HNFAy. NAY &9s1, 1851, ex tho e1mo ho4f ard niAse
<.r@.. eHAss 4. aa6aQaxt-1asSs,
, 1861-05-09
M A r 7 n =, Ii ST
POET Or <s1ICAG1.

n . Arrived. ..Iaya.
Prop Baker. Brown, Grand Haven, lis m lumber.
Prop Alls ghany, Boyington, Sarnia, 40 N luu-
ber, 175 pkgs ii h.
Bark Stockton. II Tch, Buffalo,
Bark G u, Stuobs, reshttyo, 150 m lumber I'M
Bark Badger State. Drewry, Milwaukee
- N 18th, m po-ts
Brig Midne,ota. Ransom, Bay city, 1S5 N lumber.
81 m shingles
Brig Powhatan. stebbtne, Bay City, 1888 m lumber,
179 N shingles. $50 IN laEh-
Schr Geraldine, Ma!lcn, Bnf1ao
Scht Stevens. Juhusen, Milwaukee,
Schr Myers, Westnan. Cleveland, 200 tons coal,
Sehr Whtr'Fslnd Nelsoa Cen reriHe, IS eds wocd.
Schr Grenada Fitzgerald, Buffalo. 'S4A'
Schr Lou1.a, Davi4, MAuitossoc. a011 rn7fa
Sehr Monsoon, McGraw, Green Bay. 1a1 n. inmha-
20 u lath.
sehr Storm, Williams. White River. u m souare
timber, 20 eds etave b Its, 10 hi bbls f1zl.
Schr Hunter. Williams. Port Hurou
schf Jones: Thomas Manttowoc, 90 m lumber, 80
, 1861-05-09
CLEARED

CLEARED M,re
Bsrk. Fontanelle, Case, Kingston t71ea bu wheat
hu Wheatv @''o'o
.44- ;ube, LJon. Buffalo, 1s.roa bu corn,
B.tk badger State, brewery, Buffalo, 10 1bn coro
Brig Rtepzl Hard=nbargh, Green Bay,
Brig Minnesota, Ransom, Oconto.
Brig Mary, Ruther, BufIaIo. 10 500 ba corn.
Schr Rich, lngrabaG, Buffalo, 1851 bu corn.
Schr MEer. Weetmsn. Buffalo, 7,45o ba corn.
Schr Queen Of the Lake, Sargent, Green Bay.
sehr tyhiflwiad. Nelson. cen:Tesilie.
Sc6r SseEene:: 1ohusoD, Baffa'o, l2,0GO bu corn.
Schr Peoria Thompson, Oswego. #. 30 In cnrn
Schr Summit. Robertson, Euffao, ii 20 5u corn.
SehE NonparGil Davis. Buffalo, 1i.5sU bu WHEAT.
Schr Culver. Wheaton, Buffalo, l9' '4G0 bn corr
schr Northern Belle, Smith, Kingston, Il, ,7sa bu
schr Mideisht, Drako, Buffalo. 10, ,o9o In corn.
Schr Andrews. hs wn, Buffalo, 1850 IN CO n.
senF YANKEE blade, Ltndcr5 Butfslo, 16 600 bu
schs Annie Raynor. Bruce, Buffalo, IS ooo bu
schE Wings Of tho Morning, stratton, Buffalo II 7i,
bu corn. 7''so
schr Morton, Vannetta: Port colburn, u 600 hu
, 1861-05-09

Receipts OF Produce at Montreal.
marfne List Suspeuded.

M8ffMA G1&E SH8Peu0e0s
This Marine List Of the port Of Richmond, Vfr-
ginia, no longer appears in the columns Of the
Richmond Daily WAig. The commerce Of that
city is wiped out.
, 1861-05-09

Notwithstanding Lake navigation is open and
world Of wheat il going forward from Chicago and
Milwaukee to eastern markets, but very little OF
the many thousands OF buehel, In this section IL
bling brought to market. We have heard it init
mated that the Of this Was the unreliablity
Of ou' currency. II this Is the reason we don't
business now-a days having any money.-Roclford
UfMocfaf.
, 1861-05-09


~ ;,
ARRIVED. ,Mayz
Vermonter, Feeder, a. eds wood.
kssoate. Athens 80 eas rnbb'e and eds dim stone.
Vim Merriam, Morris 5Ss. bu corn.
LockHast, Lockport, =, ,S15
Imperial. Lockpozr, 6g1s !"
Humboldt Joliet 5000
Republic n Morris. 100 tons coai.> -s~<As>-.
Flower, Lasalle, $50 hu corn.
Portland, " 5gT0
Em=lia ~ 1856 tons coal.
Jsmes Patrick, LaszlIe, $500 bu corn. >--
Ontario, Ottawa, 5000
1aeotah, l.asalle. 7 5Ol0
Ce4estlal, 6,16l g
AaED+...-.......May7 :.
Edmonia, L8saIle,
y q Brown, Lockport.
Clarinda Lasaile, 1896 It lumber, 10 CO shlno1es
% hIls salt, boxes lime.
Clyde, Seneca, 49, 249 It lumber.
0E> Norton. Lasalle, 9015 Lumber, Is IN x1d1nr
2o n thingles. aom lash, 1900 b. carpenter
Reqma1 Reans1 SITE Lasss 1soo lumber % brls est
*a, **delta, J9'ist l7,&l6 # lumber, 5sa timber.
Resolute. Bthens. 5000 brick.
, 1861-05-09

The canal bost jerome Page. left Lockport. May
I'd. with the following enormous load:
~ 600 bn oats ats........ 3S4 GOO lbs.
% casks potash h........-.-.-.-......1 13, ,42g bs.
Wheat. .................--...... 4A bs
, 1861-05-09
..CQMM t:h()IAII

il WkDoHsnAx Eyxnns, NY 1851.
Tbs t6ho1in9 zre the rsce1psS id kdS1pmsntB sus
ths pa1t twenty -four houra: