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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-02-22
Medical Protector,

book of over three hundred pages, full OF fine
atomical and other engraviugs.
1t contains only the pith of all the late dere-
opments in Medicine and Surgery above referred to-,
but it is also guide to all who aspire to felicity
with The opposite sex: shows how to guard against
danger, and how to escape danger when incurred -
Useful alike to male and fema but should not be
in the hi nds of very persons as it contains in
Also full and explicit key all the hidden and de-
ghtful secrets of Marriage Love and Beant1 new er
before .z.. ~
-SATISFACTORILY
revealed in any book in the English language. Pnce
50 cents-one Of tho cheapest books in the world. IT
contained in this book, for the prevention of ill
health. would be cheap at the ubove forfeiture.-
Senu Circular fully describing it,
DR.. yacE1S0n'S Female Monthly
Pills!
Bile to be used during pregnancy, lest they should
mar the hope Of offspring Used i'll the Doctors pr-
vate practice for 81 years; price 81, forwarded b:
mail.
Dr.. Jackson's Perpetual Preventive
is the only article in world that, without ncon
venence danger will infallibly prevent conccp-
tion. Thousands of rred ladies. too feoble TO
sear children except at the hazard of 1fe have rea
son to thlni ful for this invention. 1t resembles
preventive in use, and is superior to Gll. For
wardcd to any address. a. sE
M. Veipeau's Beautifying Powder
It mparts to ahe complexion an exquisite bloom and
trtIIsa re now and effeetually prevents the forna
tfon of wrinkle. t,hcs freckes, pimrles, wens,
ETC., etc. price / per box, sent by mail.
Every letter must cOntaih six cents, In stamps. to
be used for reply. Address Drs. Jackson, Herbert d
Co, simply 2. .. Box 436, Cincinnati, Ohio. OF
fee, No. 167 SycaI.orc street. Medicines and -in-
strnc sent promptly to any part OF the country
Feb j, 1S6l.-4-5.1y
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| IL THE GREAT ENGLISH sREMEDY.-SIR
JAMES CLARkE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke,
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This well known medicine is no Imposition, but 4
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
DISTINCTIONS from any Gauge whatever; and altho'7
powerful remedy,i it contains nothing hurtfhl to-
the constitution :"
10 Laases y rs Pesua'at's su''ea. "r
reguiai9!. gu ai,! :. ,r..,,..,f,
80 ,,-i-
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- 80 : NJ, I.,,E = =. { :,
80. hara c,;,a, = 7Tf51aI7 '5'fe-Ss
These pills have never been known tn fail. where
the directions on the second mage of pamphlet are.
well observed. as
For full particulars get pamphlet, free, OF the
R-onc Dollar and E posst &c ;st,u,6. enclosed
TO any authorized agent, will insure bottle, con-
| tanning over 50 pills. by return NAH. q
! F,iI di-a.,;nns ...onn,,x;r, .,cb ,,rt,o,s,.-,s
| sole Agent for tho ITn;tnI StnInS aud Canal,
~ iOP NOSES
| uote I e Baldwin &, ro :. Rochester, n V
| For s,ia br N pstsIS SS,ifRE ~ n S.rEIS g.
! ~ 'I.;,cina.t; n 7, pIrD taa,naror ~ m,
| -, - M -. :.
| 40 o-o
/ ~ hoDNEN,thisS Nov <o' io's' r
! Sir: With regard to civilians, ,SARSaPdRILLA
,Nn 1on1npop poT.cS.,,Ih.,o 49,, ,.,,;,.
| AMI ioDiDE OF Toi ih"oi1' ihafe oeen seihHG
the article for some fohr years, nd know the
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-02-22
nn The South Carolina Leeis!atu,

sa-T The South Carolina Legislature
concluded not to raise the whole Of tie
war money by taxing the people, but to
provide part of it by issuing irredeem-
able paper We are glad to find that
she does not mean to fight on hard
money-certainiy her safest course is to
be satisfied with fighting on Paper
Louisville Journal.
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Bg-The Springfield IlI.) dispatches

B9T The oprlhgneId lid dispatches
to the Cincinnati Enquirer, on Friday
last, in speaking of Mr., Lincoln, says:
.ffIii5 said, before he left here, while in
private conversation, that he would
settle our national trouble satisfactorily
to all, within twenty four hours after his
Inauguration! He has said while here,
in conversation with his friends, who
were urging him to declare for com
promise at once, that he did not feel like
declaring for compromise before he was
inaugurated, for it was like purchasing
the right to enter upon the Office to which
he had been elected. He tho1ght it
time to declare his opinions upon his in
auguration." --- .. -s
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Divorce Notice.

IOHN Rockwell, of Wood county, in
J the State of Virginia, will take notice that
Wary Rockwell, of the county of Meigs, and
State of Ohio, filed her petition in the Court
of Common Pleas for said county, on the 10th
day of February, 1861, asking said Court to
divorce her from the said John Blockwell; al
leging for cause, adultery. Said cause will
stand for hearing at the June Term of said
Court, \. D. 1861. N. SIMPSON,
Feb. %, G1.-s-6t Atty for plaintiff.
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To the Editors of tAc Nat. hateUigencer:

I mourn over the condition Of nay
country. How would my heart rejoice
to see her once more united, and striving
to promote the good of the whole, and
consequently of each State and individ-
ual. [ hope the Border States will be
united and firm; if SO, perhaps, after due
time has been given for reflection, the
seeding States will return. May kind
Providence hasten the day! -...
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Home Pestimonv.

DR.. RenAcK-Dear Sir ha re. not the time TO writ 4
you Of the benefit conferred by your Scandinarias
Blood Pills aud Blood Purifier. took them for y
disease of the throat and they not only benefited is
bnt my general health also. am now actually Bet
ter than for eight years. They cured Miss Ellen
ness of the Spine. Mrs. Elizabeth Gross was cured
OF terrible shooting pains in the stomach and side
clans. The value of your medicines could be esa n
lsed by any amount of evidence, if need he in this
vicinity p s-.rs-s Yours RespeetfHlly.
i VIM. SHAW,
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y y ~ -. :
CLEVELAND SPEECH.

-"Erequent allusion is made to the ex-
citement at present existing in our ma
tional policies 1t is we'll that should
also aiiude to it here. [ think there is
no occasion for any excitement; the cri.
sis as it is called is altogether an artif-
cial crisis. In all parts of the nation
there are differences of opinion on poll
tics; there are differences of opinion
even here. You did not all vote for
the person who now addresses you
What is happening now will not hurt
those that are farther away. -7s+e 9
7"Have they not all their rights now
as they ever have had? Do they not
have their fugitive slaves returned now
as ever? Have they not the same Con-
stitution that they have lived under for
the last seventy odd years? Have they
not position as citizens of this common
country, and have we any power to
change that position? TCries of s'no."7
What then is the matter with them
and why all this excitement? As I
said before, this crisis is all artificial. -
1t has no foundation in fact 1t was
not argued up, as the saying is, and can
not be argued down Let it alone and
it will go down of itself" Laughter.
9 BUFFALO SPEECH.
Your worthy Mayor has thought fit
to express the hope that I may be able
to relieve the country from the present
or, | should say, the threatened diff
culties. 1 am sure 1 bring heart true
to the cork. Tremendous applause !
"For the ability to perform it, I must
trust in that Supreme Being who has
never forsaken this favored land through
the instrumentality Of this great and in
telligent people-without that assistance
I shall surely fail; with it cannot fail
When we speak of threatened Difficult
ties to the country, it is natural that it
should be expected that something
should be said by myself with regard to
particular measures. Upon more ma
ture reflection, however, others will.
agree with me that, when it is eonsid-
cred that these difficulties are without
precedent, and have never been acted
upon by any individual, situated as l
am: it is most proper | should wait and
see the developments, and get all the
light possible, so that when I do speak
authoritatiyely, I may be as near right
as possible. - Cheers tss- 81
"When 1 shall speak autheritatively,
I hopelto say nothing inconsistent with
the Constitution, the Union, the rights
of all the States, of each State and of
each section Of the country, and not to
disappoiat the reasonable expectations of
those aoho hare confded to me their uotes
In this connection, allow me to say that
you, as portion of the great American
people, need only to maintain your com
posure, stand up to your sober convic-
tions of right, to your obligations to the
Constitution, and act in accordance with
those sober convictions, and the clouds
which now arise in the horizon will be
dispelled, and we shall have a bright
and glorious future, and when this gen.
Grafton has passed away, tens of thou
sands will inhabit this country where
only thousands inhabit it now.
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National Dispensary for Private Diseases,
established January lst, 'oJ9. ~
-'zs FIVE HrNDRLD DOLLARS FORFEIT!
Three emf nent physicians in constant attendance.
PROF EGRERT JACKSON, -----.--
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Lon
DR. ROBERT HERBERT, 80 st-F~s = -
Late of Phila., member of the Society Of Friends,
2 and ..--.s 80. Is. -. .--es---,, ~
M. EUGENE VELPFAU.
Late of the London and Paris Hospitals, f1--,
Guarantee. under penalty Of $500. complete cure
of every Sexual Disease, however aggravated by
neglect, and WITHOUT MERCURY.
We arc perfectly safe in making this offer, because
we will not undertake any case that not sure
of curing.
Gonorrhea. Syphilis, self-Abuse, Impotence,
Whites or Fluot Albous. elect, Structure, Skin Dis
eases, Venereal Warts Diseases of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Female Irreguia ritIss, BarreRness, Liver
Complaint, Emaciation, Premature Decay, the Pains
OF Age, General Debility, Change OF Life, etc, r. :
ceive especial attention. o
TREATMENr ENT1RELy New, and always successful;
rapid and thorough; and references of eminent
physicians and surgeons, both in this country and in
The DJsPENsARY- CIRCULAR, forwarded gratis
by ma to any address, contains invaluable advice
to Young meri, yotlng ladies. contemplating iuatri-
mony, and married We have just published
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Detr gdrtrtise
Religious Notice.

THE next session of the Meigs Q. NJ. will be
i held with the Middleport F. W. B. Church,
commencing Friday, March 1st, at l o'clock
Opening sermon by Rev. w NJ. G. Stone. The
meeting will continue over Sabbath.
Feb %, 1861 THOMAS +. PEDEN
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IIJ'TETTKR lisa Ser, troublesome eruption on the
skin. often attacking the face and hands For tins,
all that is necessary is II wash the parts thoroughly
from all discharge. Gf any should have accGmula-
ted} and apply DIS a. weaSer's oerate freely a
few tines and the cure affected. one or two bot
ties will generally the worst cuses. '
lady in New Jersey says tnat her hands and
were affected with Tetter of loug standing,
and it was sprea ding at the lime she commenced .he
use of the medicines. She had the best, medical
treatment and it did her good. She stopped ey-
erything else, and used but one bottle of Ccrate,
with some attention to diet, and it perfectly cured
her, and she is well yet.
1t is sold by medicine dealers generally. 572sws
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pEF0RE John II. Parker ]. P. of Orange
D Up, Meigs County, Ohio-J.J, NJ. Dickey,
plaintiff, against Estate of Wm. Springer,
decd, and Amanda Springer, his widow.-@n
the 9th day of February, A. D. 1861, said Jus
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action: for the sum of Thirty-four dollars and
fifty cents, and probable costs, twenty dollars
Said cause adjourned for trial, March 30, 1861,
at o'clock p NJ. j. ]. Nj. DICKEY. ;
Feb. 6, l861.-7-3t
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4 TPPURIFIES THE BLOOD. There lis no medi-.
cine eNtan so reliable in of Scrofula. letter
Chronic, Ulcers, Syphilitic disorders. Inflammation
of the Kidneys, Leaeerhea, ana ike diseases aa B.
F. Williams Compound Syrup of Sarsapariila5 ane
1odide of Potassium sof-555E srraI k.5e y4E
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a GREAT .SPECIFIG.-Wiison,s ills are not
only celebrated specific fer Dyspepsia and Head
ache, but by varying the mode of administering
them, their action may be diversified as To render
the Pills useful Neuralgia, CONFERENCE.-The,
Dcpraved Appetite, Nausea. Diarr6hea, Dysentery, i,
Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Inaaenza, Catarrh, Fever
and Ague, ana many other diseases. See .sGuide
TO Henlth,n to be bad gratis Of agents. and OF tho
proprietors. B.. L. F!AHNESTOCk & CO., No. GO
Wood ST., Pittsburgh, and D. REED, Pomersy, o.
l7-4w.l F.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TPAlI, especially Young mon, sr"nli rnd the
ad ertse ment of the new Natiohul Dispensary''
Cincinnati, in another column.
JOY tn THE woRLD.-Perr! Davis Pain Killer for
the entire eradication Of all pain, an external and
internal remedy. No ramil! should be without it,
One twenty five cent botils will 10 more to con-
vince you OF Its efficacy. than all the advertise
ments in the world. 1t i. wh II lis name dcnotcs-a
Pain Killer.
Sold by a. SEEBoHN, and u. REED. l. ew.l
TFWe take delight in referring our afflicted
friends to the drug of d. REED, here tIsa J
most estimable medicine, Dr. S. o. RIcHARDso>'s
SHERRY WINE BITTERs can be procured. We advise
our friends to il because know its value in
curing diseases common to the West. and all new
ntres-t should be kept at hand by every family
Sold by d. REED. ffs-2M.is
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DECAMP INSTITUTE.
TJ1HE THIRD Terr, Of this Institution win becir
Monday, February 1s. 1861,
and end April &c, ls6l-
The Fourth Term will begin on - r-s
"Wednesday, NTHy 1861.

Wednesday, May L, 1854,
and end July 4, following.
Great pains have been taken to render this school
one which may supply the wants Of all who may at
tend it, and EVERY EFFORT will be made by the Prin
cipa to haze the Institution antain tue EXCELLENT
CHARACTER it has attained. During the last Terns
50 students have been in attendance, with few
ceptions, all young and WOMEN. z
The institution is located in the subj RIBS OF Page
vile, village which, for MORALITY, HEALTH, and
soBRIETy, has scarcely equal. The building
stands on a beautiful eminence, and is finished with
com nenda Bile taste and neatness, by Mr. ]. s. rn-
mold, tArehitect) and will shortly be surrounded by
grove of native trees.
BOARDING can be had at from S1.50 to sl75 per
week. Students may club and board themselves
MUiH cheaper.
TUITION, from So to Sc per term, according to
the studies pursued.
CHARLES TOWNSEND, Principal.
Pagcyille, o., Jan. %, ts6I.-45=3t
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The exeitement and applapse during
the deliyerysof Rayis' eloquent speech,
were quite irrepressible. He was inter
rupted and sfontradicted by. his col
league, w1o charged that he did-not
represent the true sentiment of Mary
land Davis retorted with effect, and
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-02-22

f For sale in Pomeroy by d. REED md A s
BpHM; Middlcport, by HUGO & CoE.
Dec. Z, IS60.-4S-y -a
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General Agents for tho Southern and Western
States. Sold by D. REED, Pomeroy,O.
July 81, l660.-30-Iy
, 1861-11-01

4 sPLESDD CHo1R-Mrs. Emma GiI1inR-
ham Bostwick has accepted an engagement to
siDg In Trinity Church. The choir is thus
complete, as follows; Soprano, Mrs. Emma
G1lingham Bostwick; Alto, Mrs. Cassie Mat
teeon; Tenor, Mr.. seaverns; Bass, julius
Lumbard, with Franz staab as orgsnist- This
is combination of musical talent rarely heard
in any church.
, 1861-11-01
2 = i;
MONETARY:

@8V7.'31k3 a.s7.s'~7 ~"'s o1f 1@00as
The money market continues easy. Almost any
amount Of real bustness papax would be etsNy
taken bv tha h.nt. n.ba 1ane-a1 t-sda ~ ~ ~.
ID largely conducted On cash o2els 1or although
II. 1ee,tfmate t-s5s zsTs- $500 ~ Ma n,stx 9' TSa ~
-. =. aAes wv nsss' go ~ p-s4t ~, uo
amount OF paper making Is ta1 oelo" tae ability
Of bankers to discount. In speaking Of the abun-
dnnce of rnonrv va A mt of course eomn.re nnr
present position with on. circumstances lew
months ago, while s.stumptsIl" :" WIS In the latter
darn NJ its o,or xr,,ar vhst hv vi1Ia1non. 7ct,o,
w VI 10 xls, "As1 Nas1 y ~ ns.lo
vas eaned money. Was gladly aoaaea 10 RESPONSE
bic parties On ak and twelve months, and in fact
On almost any reasonable time, without interest
.ne uea ~ promises W pA' "en' essns u
the Streets Now our business public have real
noncv ori ~ wifi 3a +ha;r t,zvn fant If thau avn,
s' 1Do ~ - oe ~ ..4-.,. 49, - - 'Ae' e''1
, 1861-11-01

advanced SC per bz1, with, However, only vsry S
moderate business doing for export snd home
rejected;. s555G5 CO fo9 m SUI sapertfae; e. IL % IS 95gt al
tcr common to medium extra western: $6G6W
tos shipping brands extra = h Q. and SC i5@a SC
ers little more ds,posea % to reaiee' csnadian aoa
shade aImer with moderate inquiry. Sales 1906
6Ilz at 5 5s45 60 for supeEdne; IS s09!.50 70,
kteady at 1894 10. Corn meal quiet aud IN
changed.
WnsKr-1n fair reques' Sales 900 brls a.
GR4E.-Wheat 1@ac q bu better, but the de
maLd IS not vety active at the improvement, Sales
1Seo0 bu Chicago spri1g ct 81 1901 %; Il 4O0 5u
c ub at $1.s591.2O; 65{O bu Northwestern clnb .,
81. 5000 bn Canada club at 81 Is ~ COO b. am.
bs1 leTa : s5 8 4 = q sn winter rewe
81 5e91 81 the latter price for very choice S. 81O(
xhits ksa, asky It ,sl.l5@1 g. RE scsree and nd
Sales 5000 81 Canada East 1t eomssc and nc s 7ooo b.
1oWed State at 65c. Corn has advanced SC q bu.
1he 3d'aEee, hoWeye1, materially checking the de:
western; 6s@64c for good 10 prime shipping do ;
oats are quiet Il s9a4oc TOT canads: 46G4ic for
PRov1s1oKe-Po1k continues dull and heavy,
Sales 200 brls at $15915 50 for mess 50 35l0 for
prime. Beef more agtivs bnt prices .te without
NN-4Nk0 NAouAt- A:A-o HNNN 114F III c112I ~ 4tE
c1utt1y meas; $40450 for do prime $9 15@11 50
e! r packed ness; Sl3;75@135o for extra mess
demard. Sales 100 brls western at SIG 90. Cut
uea's dE1l ard prices favor purchasers. Sales Of
shoulders at 4t<@5c; hams 5n5H. Bacon quiet.
Lald continues steady and demand fair. Ssles SIS
b1ls at sH09Hc. Butter rule. quite firm at SO
12e for Ohio; 1s18017e fCr state. Cheese dull 1t
4@7c.
GRc6EE1ze-sugar Raw continues quiet, but
market generally Without Important change. Sales
4ol hhds Cuba at 8@8Ac: 50 hhdB Porto Rico ut
Hav2na at TIC; refined steady and unchanged
s1ocKs--h ere well sustained and frrn at tbs
Board and since are higher. c 3 57h; & Z
361 ec1fp 65, b 80 Hs1lm pfd SIX, S !;
nudeon S8x Eric pfd SIX; Erie sd bonds 'Bs, e5;
Rzie 4th ponds Is; II u P du Chiae Ist bonds
, 1861-11-01
FFetEhts ana RAllro&ds.

IEe Pennsylvania Railroad Conpauy is COM
gfea ~ law 10 carry freight for cls,Eens OF that
f1aie at a.: nsed price, or within certain limit.
lnoer ln1s arrangement, Pittsburgh merchant
ean oug donr here at 81 20, take it home By tfye1
thip It to New York, and make money, while Il
inoSascFa n,ss on cincinnati account it would make
a1oasn rates Il 6oc Per brl in favor Of Pttsbnrgh
neg Ihe consequence is, large quantities Of hour and
smneat s, ale being bought here and taken to Pitts
eolgn ~ Iives. and property that has heretofore
peer eent Greet rom points in tho West, IL nov
brought here and Rcld to Pittsburgh parties. So
E.eat Is th1s freight advantage that Pttsburshera
sylssn1A road for thetr own use. Thus The tonnage
81 tna1 ROAD Is being largely increased
[Fsom the Detroit Advs1tirer.1
LARGE CONTRACT FOR TIE TRANSPORTATION
" t1n1 tLo.K.@lhe T. Great Western Railway took
ron f ne nppeT pa1t Of the province to Portland
1t t5r = T1s made contract wh
1aey co9!d run tats -four their read from Lon
don 70 Portland. The Great Western Company
anIn1sh NE cars and locomotives, and the Grand
he The engineers and
Grand Trunk Company reserve the up leeIghts
io5 M IT, oMn !et9rni5g tsaIns-
en- eiaSt e ;sn s5anS Company gets Al tho WET y
ees 10 20 even more than 1t has done half Of its
but one expreaE and one accommodation train per
day over noet OF the entire route
From the Rochester Democrat
TIE ADVANCE II ERE,Gurs 70 period
city been tested for the transportation Of pEodnee
ss Il has during the present season- In 1Sa7, one
q re moat prosperous years for eanal naytgsuon
o9o,oGo The receipts OF tolls up to the present
lime exceed BY several Thousand dollars the re-
esipts Of corresponding period in 1877.
The receipts Of grain Il Buffalo arc largely in
excess of transportation facilities to send 1t east
Hl!d. A. consequence. oWnern Of Elevators
IND stofe hs9sea haVe largely Increased the price
Of storage. EVery building Walea ta1 b. used
, 1861-11-01


ae aeofsge M nnMa0. we cnaefetAnd e h1ed 20
its nt1nost ssFestY, eaa ssssy gram Elevator u
acklveN smpioJe0. - Galc1Ho, lne neaqy gtatn
tee3RtS, 11se ~ aasa *os4oI Pt1Qs1eto1s
~ nM tatastie,s ~ s1iu..fa. g. * ~ hs14ge;
~ d;9.1te1 iaroe nns6sftv ~ ersd1 80
ionseVhich usnsly fnda sn os,t,st to the seahosra
hv IL liver re1te. to e4stern 1nes Of trsnsnnrfs
linn.
Thfs diyerafon of hresdstufEs from ItB southern
channel fn fha Tsf;rnsdh and csnaIs .Fi hs ~ in
mense heneft to fhe caxTyfun trade Of the State.
Ne are also Of cpsnlob fhat It Will bs permanent
dt7elritn Ia,pe bodes more slowly and Il fs nd
EASY thing to break up aud change the channels Of
trade. Only some great political convulslon Ike
that OF tho southern rebefiuu viii cauee All entire
revolution n commerce and trade compelling
agricultural productions to seek neE commercial
marts.
Sirce our last notice OF the advance in 1reights
the, haTe again modz riee and still hare An Hp-
ward teudency, Caual Freichts which were last
ueek quoted Il 1sN9oc On Com and wheat to New
and asMa6 for What. Thts fnrther aignnce X T.;
Canai fiqhts was occasioned by the refuss Of the
Central ard Erie Raiirnais r. carrv f9onr At faIr
iariff nj freIpht Eyer7 bottpm on the Canai that
win not sInF. is pressed into the ca,rg1uc trade.
Tr-a-, ~ pso-5aa,a. ron,.o17
t.on l1e - 80 '-oeoe oo..a'.l -.
GRASD TArNK RAHwAT.--This stnpendous
work, which cost fire millions Of dollars and
5n1ned its thousands, Is about going lnto the
hai:da or receiver 1t 1s.kno" FL That bar1ng B5o5,
and flynn d Co, the great contractors, hold the
oonds OF tne company TO the amount Or several
mllnona o. 9oIlafs. me EcmpsnY having ianed
10 meett6e interest Oh these bonds, the creditors
Eamed ootalnea a. execution asa1ns: the ton1-
pa1ny ana na7e ~ sei1ed, Or are abont to seize Its
slVen o1 aa appncatlon 10 tae Court OF Chancety
tor the appointment OF feca1Yef and ma mayer Of