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, 1861-03-19
Daily ReView Of Chicago HIarket,



.FREIGHTs--schr Poland, wheat to Kingston,
At 19c-to load Immediately; schr ]. F. Warner
ito Arrlve) wheat to Kingston. at 1Gkc; schrs
bark Great West, wheat 10 Buffalo at I5c OF corn
at I4c-veEses to lead Immediately.
FLoCR;-Rceeived, 1.93a b1ls, Market quiet
sprns eatss II DEF: 1oo hrs ceas SEls
ana @ Genre Il e. ~ Sfs sSls .Far,
Mss at hGop hGcp At at es aa se eT6s
bsle ..Aisatah'' snper at 81 50:
WHEA7.Receised, 1886. bu. Market heavy,
and ehade lower. Sales were 10 OQ0 hn old r.
ceipts Northwestern cin', at Sc In store: 700 bu
fresh reeelpts No spring Sic iu store: 250o bu do
At n na e6n bu dD d5eceP Il ~
Store; 800 bu do at 1Gc in store; 900 bu I'D re-
ceipts At TIC IN store; 500 bu do at 751c In store
900 bn do a: :5Xc ills tore; 'oo ba club at size
coRN-Rsceiyed. "a 4,4ss bu Market isull and
A@Hc lower. Sales eswcrc: 5000 bu fresh receipts
a6Kc in ttore: 500 hu Rejected III balk at s5c on
tr.ek: 100 bu Err at &c per = as on track
RYE-Receiyel, 1869 bu. Market quiet. Sales
BARLEY-Rcceiyed. i5o4 bu. Market dnll.
GHWRscsined Is o1ss 'aa y s e bl's s Market
changed: eales 400 brls at 14c,
AIGoHoL-steady o ut q q 33c T. gallon.
sEEDS-.Keceiycd, Il ,ee33 bs. Timothy in fair
request and steady. sales were: IS bags choice 1t
s2.S57 g bags do at $3.50: rs bags at saf5: 100
s Is e. + e s. Rss ass lg sss at
quiet; liz bags prime III lots at $416. Mlllet qniet
50 b4Es primo At 73s
Round lois Of carly packed held at $lG6o1l7oo
without buyers.
LAKDEDulI and nominal at 9Kc.
HIDES Received, s5,SS5 ibs. Market quiet and
unchanged; 9,g Green 51xe; Green salted sa@Gc !;
, 1861-03-19

FREEPoRT, H., March 18.-About one o.
clock this morning, a destructive fire broke
out in the livery stable Of s. F. Taylor. Very
little alarm was given; not over twenty per
ance. They succeeded in taking from the sta
bic six Of the most valuable horses--eight
horses and one COW, the property of Mr.. Tay-
lor, one horse belonging to Dr.. Prentice, md
one horse belonging to Hon. z. ]. Turner, were
burned, together with all the harness DC. Car
riages and sleighs saved. Loss s2,500 or
$1,000 No insurance. Origin Of fire un-
, 1861-03-19

,E6cPTALe--March 19-Sales 800 bu timothy at s.;
"g on at s2.s7x; s1uEl Gales Of clpyer at $4.25.
% f%MLAnEIPH1A-March l5-The seed market is
posea o. N eman 1ots, mostly at 4A7561467K q
oa the latter Tor prime, which IL generally Geld
41gaef.. 4 ymothy ts scarce mud commAnds Sd q bu
North 4,ner4oun, :. - -! ~ . ~ . ~
~ AdhANr-MaFch 16.. "a steady Int Quit market
as esoTeE, With ssles Is bu prime medium e,afs st
, 1861-03-19

LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE adjourned
Southern Rights Meeting yesterday appointed
delegates to the Mass INVENTION, to be held
at Frankfort Oh the 20th inst: In The evening
Hon. Jas. Guthrit addressed the Union meet:
ing. He counseled moderation, and sold that
Mr. Lincoln was honest, and that the North
weuld ultimately accede to the just demands
of the &nufh =.
, 1861-03-19

RosroSMa5eh =, y l5EPosE =. is selling in small
xsugsA from s9@12 bbl for eastern end Wesfeen ni
1&m @11c IN bbls and tierccB, and 1aQ31QIc r.
keSs1 and snoked hams 1O@lic 9 b, cash and 4
mos. Hoga are selling at 65f f@zHc, as to quality,
In bEttes and c1ecee no change.
, 1861-03-19

III ASTER'S SALE.-State of ILL
11l R2is, Cook Coruty-s,s. Superior Court Of Chi
artisans Bank =. Stephen l. Douglas, Adele buc5Ia3
decsetsl order cEtt red III abavt ratc1l tuee o.;
the nt2th day Of March, L. L.. S6 L Ira Scott as Mas
Ell Ut pno!le auet;ea tte haest bIdle7 ilr cs At
me horS4 aavI nt us tuust p1ss of Cook cota;y.
atCEspa n F., s. :. tweaf 'sa :is,; aay e ApI
ing d.=crheti r:al esr.1o situate Wig iii: hc11c II
the thr Of Chit:5a toun.y u Coos, snd s:ate oi
lfnHta. to-W:c:-Lts ntcL6Erc.1 orc ~ to twenty no
both inclusive, in Ei,cs h|.. ,,. in arrners Addition
70 CAicagr. or - much Of said premises az 1av be-
plaihant Under sai1 dtcfto an cos:4 together rtth
Masters fees, conMt: sions Disbursements On ssiI
R3le. IIst S{IlrT
Asster ID Ghaueesy of the Superior Court Of Chicago
fthiEHrN i-Ef ,p,,1t
, 1861-03-19
From NeE York.

=. NEW foRk, March lS.1ounte1feit SIS on
the Continental Bank, Boston, arc in circula-
tion.
st. Patrick's dny is being celebrated BY q
large procession OF Irish Military aud other
organizations
, 1861-03-19

ouA. -As3' 0Aisu ~ 4o01'
Inc ae"es u1l1ss ~ Ino"e 'ets A'ae my
cnAnge aanse oD tast 'sp'it. 1Aeoauge IL JUL
WIZ very nte.s oeinanu' Inc nominal semne
ptaee asoa "lsa CONCESSIONS ifeels 10 customers
o. o. 4spH VI ioo',a io's. ous1ng o8@o per cent.
iae oankH ase sen,ne oo"7 as !as. az possible and
sneHassmaa sA purchases ~ -. aasacapaton o. lof
God ssa,nas dull and bears non'nay the same price
as Tss esenange: snsn,+ :, n.
slowly. During the past week sl1sht movement
was realized, but 1t docs not begin to meet the
wants anu the means oi bankcrs- by the d1etsof
Apf1i We may nope to notice marked IMPROVE
ment III this regard.
C1rY SEWERAGE Hoxns-Tbc sorrrre Board
ts5ao.,.a w. Ss....s.e"r- eeo ona - .hat.
"A0 A''Aee VI 'a1oiaae u t'ueeA S1e'o'"o VI Iaen
seven per cent. bonds at a5c Thediscount was at
once more than naade mn by the sale of the er.
.s.,-~.t -. 5.1,s-s..
determined the transaction ut this juncturc, In
face orthc TACT that the bonds Of some of Cur lead
ing Aestefn ca1lcs are 1Eeelg oncred at sQc. md
Missout7's, Tennessce's and EfIgfnfo'B are rang
ing from GO to &c. this sale is conclusive as to the
Confidence which csnite}tsts have IN 4e fr+ura of
Tt,.o.a 49, - 1s4"'"As W
~A1etso'
NEW CorxrEnFr1r.- Dispatches from New York
euort that eopnterfc;t tyros nm tc Ran7- of No,+,
:. =.
America, of city, and twos on the Farmers
Bank Of Tt1sburg, have made their appearance.
Counterfeit ss m the f.ont{nen,or Rent- Roston
or. y, ,;-or1,,,o,, T.,- -. e.. -. n
are IN cNcu1at1on. Look ont lor them, as the VII
laius have probahly made arrangements to circu-
: late them simultaneously at the West
~ 80 oa4-<.sA - A~' 1N o'3'
A1''A1 &''s IN 1sia a. t'se ''snT 4sf1 NJ aA'eN
Freight. S12 3a.3a slG,56e.3S 81 so1,Gt Inc,
Passengers. 5.9ss.21 4sa-4 4a4a7 :.
MAILS &C., 3ooao 1.oooW 5oW
Total. aoo,5s se3os5,a s4.6Sss Inc
a.. ..,,n..:- 49,
49, 4~e%- -" "o1-N '4~
OtntocTdE OF SATURDAY:
There is quite change in ,nouey matters to-day,
and the exchange market rates dull at per cent,
premium on the East and no gales on tie South
with not correspondine demand for MONEY. Tie
deciino iu exchangc grows 0ut Of business neccs-
aSrn f,rin n,,3 ,,o7hat harina - n1o
, 1861-03-19

- 1k11AF&I 1EVIH G01VFEs
PORTLAND, March 18.-The steamship Pa1es-
y Lat inst, arrived here at o'clock yesterday
morning, with 81, 500 in specie. Passed March
80 steamer supposed to be the United King
dom, bound east News anticipated.
, 1861-03-19

A correspondent Of the Detroit Free Press gires
the only information yet received from Mackinaw.
Under date of Feb. a7 be eays the winter has been
unusually severe; euow storms have been fire.
qncnt, but the weather was at that time warm and
pleasant. Navigation at Mackinaw may therefore
r,re4 early
, 1861-03-19

MONTREAL, March 18.-The Canadian Par
lament met at Quebec On Saturday afternoon,
The speech Of the Governor contains very little
OF Importance. He makes but slight 0lnsion
to the Anderson ease.
, 1861-03-19

DECATUR, Ill, March 1a-The Macon House,
near the depot, was destroyed by fire yester-
aay: Al the furniture saved Loss about
S15o0-tnsured for $1,000.
, 1861-03-19

01TAwA, d., March 18&-At the municipal
election held here to-day, Silas ". Cheever,
Democratic candidate for Mayor, was elected
p 262 majority; also gained one Democratic
Alderman,
, 1861-03-19

- given that On AFrni'sy, the twenty-afth ..av OF
5iaseh, iSSl Ut M Stcc No. u 14.ret Elck, IN tha
ishan otf;s ivr ste ar sell ut publlc auction 70 tic
r M Is Collateral rvcgry e. tr payment fccsta;
described as follows to.Mis-reu {l0} Shares Of ons
nandrsi dollar. eael ef il: III sale dar1or Improve.
F. stevsrt p4>ahtn to $. harrow or bearer aud IN.
dorsed By said i'ars III 1- s dateu March I'd lS5a
anu payAhle in sixteen HertiS from tine data thereof
with Interest at len Fer rent. r+r a:,num; ard ong
other Sotc made hy sad VIM r. Stewart, parable To
*al1 5. IarrJw Q: bearer. and endorsed 81 HIN cr
Sf. u.s. lt0 dated Ma-rh ~. l,1 ald payable IL twu
years from the tasc tc,eat with ntet-st II tcn nrr
cunt per 3hl,ua, JAMES Mill Fl;
Chicago, Marc. 3t.,. 1871. 1nhSGt,t,i
, 1861-03-19
TRUSTEE'S Wboreo,

\ JoSL. D. yunota, aul EaLaxca Dunntn,- b,s
VIE. On The Is fatttth day or ftbruazs 4 d iSij az
ecHteu ana de!sEefeu 70 t.tc utttrs1gnci "a tr,s
see. urea ol :sst c1ure=tng lie prcll5Cs hcrpin-
ateF ds,cribedr 70 secuke tits rayaect Of crrt.tn
ploMssoty n"Ie therein El.atiunrd and tlcscr i,sd
NA!fn said trust !esd Wa5 st1 recorded In the Gs
Goluef oEice o1 kan' County. Illinois, In Hook 81 o
Rss.s at pa &c LII asa also ia the I:eeo1 Jrrs otsa f
ns haiD county, ltlatlA in BOOK Is Of Nort9aees nj
pase ~ gnu. whcreas default has baen mate ii ia
pnt ment Of said lrcns:ory aet. laa Replication ..
tns1enc r.. ae m 20 mc by talyn rl1, the legal 6odcT
I g se!l sa:1 preulsss under and by Write OF
shs ar" 81, r rr5it: l;osiss htreby gwen that
ssd say " n AZ e;y Of c!lcayo souasy oi Coax
e11n e1nns4s IT tne paspossa In said deed of trnss
ne n!nsteenth day Ct Mar:h A. b. .sGl he nrem!sss
u satl iced or t7ast HeScris,cd u mttt: nfs
reventeea VI eighteen 2. nsueieell fi0, ant ensy
D IL e Ep,t1 cnbd4yis CT thar par; oi k;o:E nns
sAe ertR1aa. sown nf West Anr1ra lgtne nnrn ~
in stzect and s4Ss Of River street in the ;onnt. n
sne anu state % Lli1at; slso. th south Ss.r niar
TT ano thc ea:t hal! of tc Invest cyarter nf 49,
i t!oa tSentrhve ts5} aau te son h1Sst ouarter NJ
tns ,s lnaE1er ot sectiou twcn;y:Gar o. IL
t1E ~ nnftA Of range Eve J Gus. o. tia
tIahG4pal meridian. cons tat, Two hundreti AMI
sag state Of Illinois, 1oscthsr With ali Snf sfTisr yts
p5tgl5ses aai ap7Lf fteaaces thereto tefuaSfnT nj
~ II Mfaeht and equity or redemption Of sid 1nsnh n
uunLihS ard Euuoxec, Bis wife tncir ttvir betr1 atf
Assigns In and IL SAID r7cnists ~ 1F a1N
EIGH l. THOMAS, Alta S'1AS' Afussee.
AacaIo. Mart:h !, Eoi. rnh1e1at.nt
, 1861-03-19
From the-S9uthern Confederarv

A ~A&VT39ut0eFu C0n1edefaCTe
- MONTGOMERY, March 16-H. c. Jones and
~ Nlcnoles Davis have been elected to Congress
The Congress adjourned to night till the
second Monday in May.
MONTGOMERY, March 7a-The conorasa
have confirmed the nominations for the Dis
fTlet Judges, - follows: A G. MeGrath, South
carolina Il. E. Jackson, Georgia: ",
Larener Harris, Mississippi; Thomas J. Dem
mer. Louisiana John Hemphiu, Texas; Jesse
!. Finley, Florida Messrs- Mc0weu and Nc.
intosh, have been confirmed Judges Of the
admiralty f Court at Key West; Daniel Hub
41a1rs Alexaner 3; Witherel,, Of Alabama,
Register Of the Treasury; B. Barker, Of
Georgia, Auditor Of the Treasury.
Congress meetsagsin tonight.
The Alabama Eonyentlon--hns adopted a
resolution to adjourn on Wednesday next.
Inc ordinance has been passed altering the
Free Banking Act, which substitntes The
stocks OF the Confederate States for those OF
the United States stocks, and allows the issue
Of two dollnrs for one. Neither foreign BON
citizens nor corporations are allowed 10 hold
the stocks. 80. .@.ss:
SAVANNAH, Ga, Mnrch, 18-Goods for
Tennessee and other States ont Of The Southern
Goniede1acy, pass through the Confederate
States without the payment Of duty:
[signed] &.
Z. R. CCY1ER, President Central Com.
MONTGOMERY, March 18.-The tariff bill re.
ported last week was not passed into q Law,
1t will be up for action when Congress again
meets. The Commissioners to Europe, Hon.
Wm. L: Yancey, a. Dudley Mann and B. 7,
Root of Louisiana, are about leaving for New
Orleans, ard will sail from thence to Eayana
to take the English steamer which leaves that
port on the 18th inst. for SOUTHAMPTON,
, 1861-03-19
1O[Al.
Below we give . few sales, average weights. elc,;


Good shipping cattle in demand at prices as quo
ted above. No. fnt sheep and hogs arc also In
demand for city use, especially good sheep.
, 1861-03-19

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas.
\ JsaguM .At.:5s, tic clrrcntl dar of ran1a-v
4. D. iSI executed ant t!.veeed to nc The mi. =
sisnsa. ~ Tsas:s = pred Of Trust. conveying ,he
rEtM.s3, herts s- de- st 4. t. secure die rayiaenI
Of ctrtal Pro.atssory Note rhtren mentinn,t MI
described tar full ft ft+4rrtea OF which sid rir
Ind of tn" p"w': Il: sGitt nvc.t cea.alued rrI,r
enre + H. reh, = t. The Eecard Of sal 1eea ulrh
sail lie II uT Trait Wa duly rec sFdeu In t. krrnr
Gs.S tllcc ~ ta9E tsr1E.s. ILLINOIS, in t;oSt. III ~
Leeds. Page ~. A1t whereas, Cernalt nas been made
IL t1 pnff1PHt Of sail Tr.tIissrv Autc an,i anr1
uon his bees! mad: II By ,n.h Brooks thc naS o.
ana legal h'lItT Lr tso to asH .atl Premise; nn,.c
aad ny vn:ns q tho Fawsr IN sad Dee Of Frc5t cDa
now tiIerc;ose- public Hutie Is hc.rh;. river tnrt
sna se AZ aHullc a,ictoG4 ct the north door of III.
I2tEt H9use. II tit Ctr Chicago Ia thu sts.r n
llineiS loF tie highest a1d best rffce thu sam iii
ostn Ill cash. tof the ruFpos+3 Il. sail Ueef - Tr.st
EApISseo az ten E! scl tn til TuFnnanu on EAtnrin:
tns 1nFttenth ray n A.'rt, L. D. ISL the prrmzes n
sald Deed o. TsE dtserie! an, s.:tiutc ii E7ansfoo
II me county ot Cook aud Sat-. Of ILino,c to Eit
4oe1I1: ncsnE o. point IN the centre OF tic Conntv
elGnsesh (la} Iou isEt on tt,. ksee fourteen III,
sass ththte rlnN, $ t. thu sast nne Of the north
West liarter oi TIE Eo.thwe Quarter Of said inn
elsnsel th:nce Eiuh TX rods a.l eIx.v tt,nr h,n
assnais u tsunt G-} t5uce West parallel Eith IN.
nosth nne q tasa section e!s!Lrn T., tho centr nf
tns asoscsatA Couufy oad, len e portActy nionr
q. Ce.sts u ssli Sorl to place Of bennl,~ r,i
aniiH anoas half ~ acre. nlu7c nr ;ees
rshs ts heLeht IND equity Ut rrlsniptiou Of pni',
U1!sa5. CT .ELES :. EJ:EfsHEat' NV ~ sA41 Efs-
Ch4sago, March iath 1891 m:,f a5s-,a;
, 1861-03-19

River News. - 80
La SALE, March 18.-Riyer 10 feet on the
bars, and filling. :
, 1861-03-19
M A r I N E T. I S T
PORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED March 1G.
Scllr II n Gates, Walah, Manitowoc,
ARRIVED. March 18.
schr Miami, Pennington, Milwaukee, 232 tons coal
$50 tons Of pig iron.
schr Mariner, Baker, B1ackvi1le, 95 eds wood.
CLEARED.
Schr Perry Hannah, Garfield, North Manitowoc, IL
tons hay.
Schr Mariner, Baker, BlackrilIe.
, 1861-03-19

MONDAY EVENING, March 10. 1851.
Tie following sre the receipts and shipments for
the past twenty -four hours:
rFrF
, 1861-03-19
Guartf Gr1sbers.
Y q U N G A u E + T,C "A

This Machine, lnvans.d by Mr.. Cn,a Ho,-.i1 -,
GssTssana " a rs noT been .uatnF 1t Fcrdroot o
E2nto. and been thoroughly teste On pna1t7 n.
y an H2aidess md Aarhe XII ofwhich reduces
me p[np;1etot caiu that will do more warf SsT.a-
wan as powsr thsn any otuer get ID use i pa
ne EosS . dope catrng o the suphatcs and tsre ~
q ~ 5as oa dn, e BE- easily
Ean @ BE- run ey norse water steam, poEeF FSee q
TILT Gonp'ese; nnie;S FIJI " GEO. Il sASBDRN, Agent, boz
re undsrs,ened belleye TIC aha.c Mfu gtr1 do
~ = ase tsa1 u ela@asd Soz It only being Nlaissd
foEd Sn1asea ton, per with six aorse pow. 4.
HathswSS 1AHsnt GnaGaSo Etesrn Enigma Woek3 -
q ne nfn e shaw Brown usuafact0taIs q Smut
'1a"s'aae1. 1aaea22osau III. $: {a&x13
, 1861-03-19

HAINES' NEW TREATISE
IL D. B. Cooke & Co.'s Revised Edition, an !udt7.
pensfble Book for Justices Of tie Pence Foce Magis~
trates and Coustabea- and q ya1uAh1e acquisition to
the Library OF every Lawyer. .
Halness New Treatise.
Is complete Ii elegant octave volume. containing
20 pa4es PrIue $5D0 Round in the hest law aheep.
D. 3. Cooke Co.'s revised edition Of Hatnesf Tfea.
$500. A. the edition Of Hanes New Tieatse Is limit
ed IT Will net be sale to delay ORDERS Send at once
aud secure copy. Address nil orders 70
D. B. COOKE & Co. Sole Publishers.
Ill Lake street.
, 1861-03-19

PanApELru1A.-Thc following We find in this
afternoons telegraph dispatch:
PHMApERPu1A, March 16.-The Banks In this
city have resumed specie payment to-day.
Sr. LOUIE. ALTON & CHICAGO RAunoAD.-The
following is the weekly statement Of tile earnings
ofthis road from March 8th to 18th, 1861:
Pres. week. Total this
, 1861-03-19

Now therefore. miles yoN, the s.tt G1conD Clifford
sreoFs l.. Gsurtt and F. W. P1fS!s1, sAail personally
be nni aPr.s before +aa sa7ezios Court Of tGlcsgo
of Cock CouHty on tue arss day Of the next term
the hrst sEor.iay of May, 1861. and plsad, answer
Or demns to :o zs.d copsra II bill 1t comp paint,
SEd will be taken Il. coafvs.e, aa,, decree
bill. " kIHGALi CInrk
WA1KEE. VAN AaMAS i DsxrER, Compfts' so!r,
NH .1,.liG
, 1861-03-19

For which the highest market pstcs gil be paid.
Office AT South Water street: Warehonse, ~ South
Water street, J, L. CHAPMAN, Chicago, III.
ton. G9fl1y
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-16
VOL. I6. NO. i66
Tanning u Rebel Beauty.

From the Lafayette Qnd.l Journal, July 10.
A correspondent with Gen. McClean's
army in western Virginia, writing from Camp
Buckhannon, July 2, thus describes rebel
girl, and how bold Chicago dragoon tanned
her "A vivacious sunbrowned miss appeared
at headquarters, yesterday, with her venera-
BILE father, who had been arraigned for seces-
sionism. She had three brothers and a lover
in the rebel army. She said she was "a seces.
sionist to the back bone"-and her white teeth
gistened and her black eyes fairly snapped.
"Im true as steel, said she, "and I'll die be-
fore knock under" But she said she had
"a true heart" and could appreciate "a true
gentleman when she saw one. Her father
had entertained number of Union army Off
GERS since our arrival, and she was surprised
to find they were SO agreeable, and she ran
on in lively rustic manner until she had in-
vited half the officers at headquarters to ac-
cept the h5spitalties of the paternal mansion.
A gallant dragoon from. Chicago proposed
to take little secession steel out of her,
and as it was raining hard when she was
ready to return, he seized capital opportuni
ty to extend to her some favors. Her horse
and riding habit were half mile from the
hotel. The trooper mounted his charger and
dashed away after them. When he returned
her horse was found rather too restive among
the soldiers, and her sister mounted him. Our
gallant dragoon was seen not long afterwards
with nGt-brown damsel on his saddlebow,
riding up the road with an arm tenderly en-
circlng very neat waist. His horse was
somewhat II etful, for the first time in his life
and the trooper naively coniesses he was
obliged to hold his charge-not his charmer-
very "taut" to prevent accidents
This morning our heroine returned with
her father ON trial, and our young friend the
dragoon has been sticking a boquet under
every body's nose ever since. 1t is fair to in
fer that our 'true-hearted" secessia is more
inclined to Union this morning-and
"A bold dragoon he knows no fear.
He rides -miscellaneotsly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-16
TEA
ADYERTISEMEA.

Tea
ADYERTISEMEA
square" for three inser.
Esquent insertion. Ten ine7---------------
square" Advertisements ordered
Prominent place, also those largely a4-
u charged extra rates Contracts by the year IL
rlade on liberal terms.
IN WEEKLT, First insertion 81 per square; eacn sio
tequent insertion 25 cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must be pafd N
sseanee Yearly regular advertisers will be rfduired
10 make quarterly payments
~ No gratuit0as Advertisements No report reso.
lnto or proceedings of any corporation society OF
association and no communication designed call atens
on 10 any matter of limited Individual interest caa
u inserted, unless paid for Advertisement I'd
- The Publishers will not hold themselves respun
iole for any that may occur beyond the amoun
thArged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-16

Straw Beds taken at houses empted and rehlled with
oat Str aw,and delivered at the usual prices.
nl2 diff
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-16

"WILL Nor RUN."-The Charleston Mer
curry says the brave sons OF Secessia "wil not
run This reminds us of the fellow who
said i-"Boys, don't steal, but / can reach
id fur" The rebels may not have run. but
they did some tall walking at Phillippa, Mar.
tinsburg and elsewhere ABday Erening Jour
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-16
THE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.

That times are very hard. and money very tight
That the people have not 0rk, and bad plight
And that for Carpets and Crockey they pa, high
OF this and other matters the people they complain
Ana it makes me feel sad to their faces filed with
pain
And ii by selling cheapf this will make them smile
Even if my money lose, they can share it awhile.
Therefore, have concluded without regard to cost
sell
All of my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as well; ;
Also, my CrOckery and Glass Ware at discount am
selling,
With Brooms and Bru hes, and everything, all cannot
be telling
Therefore, ladies and gentlemen and buy upon this
invitation,
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
my Poetcal Station
1t is located in the Bay State Block the Poets cor
Here have good Stock of Goods, and cheaD as any,
upon honor
Now come and all buy your goods, and times
better will change,
And if your money is little it will hold out if you buy
the P0etical Exchange.
And should my capital the end of the war be light
Why then here energy and ambition, wch is the
fight,
For life is battle field and II do right my customers
will rally.
And can put flight hard times, with one vigorous
sally.
And, in conclusion, customers thank the favors
that are past;
Also for those which receiving in the way of nat
ronage-may it always last
B.--The people respectfully invited to call a.
the POetical Exchange, and examine my Goods which
are new and OF the latest pattern
jeIe diff ORSON N. HEATH.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-16
Zeal estate.

fIEA1 1fs1 FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
Hi,i House, with Barn attached, and nearly three
kfourths of an of Land, situated the Grove
street Cemetery. The House is built in thorough
ner eistern in the attic and pipes running to basemeu
which has three finished The above will be sold
at bargain For further particulars inquire at Nos
Front street. dtf apis
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-16

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