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The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-02-06
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Oxford Intelligencer .e4.

IT ia proposed to establish, at Oxford, MhsigipA
weekly journal, under the foregoing title, and V n
sue the Rfstnurber about the LIST day Of Jsnt,
1s60si.szdas $50 .l'fl .liiat1l - 1isii,s~t 'i1
! TBB, IsrELLIoEscER will not be the organ fsy
man. OF Of any clique OF combination Of indiyiduaa;
suta xIl endeavor Faithfully to represent he View
and sentiments Of the commnnity of Oxford sndIs-
fyette county, and 70 upheld and foster she gess
interests-educational agricultural, material. sosz
and mofa-with which the highest welfare ef our pee
bic is identified. reTu b1iiient % o. 2 u ksiDs
The. fundamentsi doctrines Of he stste Rissh
school Of Democracy viii constitute. the guides, By
shieh the political course Of die paper WIN Be ssn
troed q and while the IsErIasssscEE WI sostsh
Southern nsiitptions and the cssse Of The spuh, SIR
energy and zeal il viii do 50 calmly, and only b. no
son and Argument embering hat there 4 . ssL
which eis not according 10 knosIedgsv ana vsoss
only weapons srs enpB declApstion and sppziis -
popala, ignOrancs passiVp; and PFsiqdias W
Bsnioczfie party ibut 1t he same emel 4 via b
courteous % thoee-of eur hIlbE-citizsfk v1ps&HR-
lifaiIy opposed 70 it nor, VIII il descendi u .lT
sase % personal abuse and vilihcati6n. :.
The kditos sfsse sak re igbs'in Feihessss 81.
wac hrsushs Q AissisdPpi, vhileIhe VAS ~ shnn-
tsa HE'S tTsddaie Of the Upisersiy u hIs.ss-
ippi Ne Is bosnd % Mlssissippi By ettry q Of -
socisten and aEeetion and ID WILDE hs s0hznt dag
70 show that be i not gnmindfn Of those eblEsssn'
which be owes 70 her
rNsshiAg M sppesr IN de toiosshs II a. fslksz
4gHxc<R vhiehthe Editor does not belisss u bs&sa
for it bis pPrpose 70 establish for the paper rsP~
bHon both 1t home and abroad, which shall csuss u
every stztement ef bet 70 be implicftly relied On
- The Editor viii studiousy sygd az eongosasies
- far as the same may be avoided With pIarrieT b
one whose duty Il win be to call things By their Igk
uaiGes, when heepesks Of -them st al - -
h Terms q per shzza inadvanrs, ert9 Sod q
-7isssi = O re- HowlFpTA1 coHER,
Edssrr ard Prspietor.
ozrorx Ms, ,ysy sfh, 1910.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-02-06

GREaf Discover. - Among the most important Of
all the greet medical discoveries Of this age may be
considered the system Of vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, the oephalic Pill for relief Of Head.
ache, and the use of Quinne for the prevention Of
Feyers either Of which is sure specific whose bene
fits will be experienced BY suffering humanity long
sfter their dscoverers are forgotten. rr9 u %
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A Real BLESSING.

Physieian-wel, Mrs. Jones, how Is that head
achei
Mrs Jones-Gonel Doctor, all gone! the pill you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and wish you
would send more so that can have them handy.
Physicidm. get them at any Druggists.
Call for Cephalic Pills, find they never fail, aud
recommend them in all cases Of Headache.
Mrs .Iones-I shall send for a box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are real
blessing. ...-. ..... ........ .,..., q itl
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sArdIy Realized.

Hi ad N 'orribie eadache this hafternoon hand hi
stepped into the haposhecsries hand says hi 10 the
man, 'Csn you hease me Of an 'eadaches r Does 4.
bache 'aad, says e. "Hexeeedingly," says hi band
onor il cured me 90 quick that ardly realized I'D
'ad an 'eadaehe.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-02-06

BRfpaEr.-Missus wants you to send her box of
Cephalic Glue, no. bottle Of Prepared Piils, but
I'm thinking that's not just il naither; but perhaps
yen be afther knowing what it is. Ye see she's nigh
dead gone with the Sick Headache, and wahts some
more of that same as relaised her before. Z 90
D'uggist.-You must mean spalding's Cephaliec
Pills 4 FH .-l5fl1 AiYR rF H'H" -it". '
Bridget. Ooh sure now and you've sed Ii, and
here's the quartber and Civ me the Pills and don't be
all day about il aither. - .'i-'. t' 20
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-02-06

THK thirteenth annual session Of this inslituasa
will open on the nth day Of September, 1850, -
der the direction Of the able and expershced Yasslg
named above. !iFi laf9f .4IHi 79fcE
The University offers advantages 70 young M
seeking thorough education, unsurpassed AnypbeD
in the United States, and unequalled in the South
Its apparatus and arrangements for the nlustrstsa
Of Physical Science, and Chemistry are ensirsay -
fvalled. In mineralogy it possesses csplnes = -
lect specimens, choice and valuable, skr
The President and Professors need no ecmmeAAAr
ton from the Board Of Trustees, most Of thsn'ba8
well and favoraby known to the public, - sxRssss
eed and able instructors. 20
Tho location Of the University Is In The hIshaa
degree heathful-no epidemic sickness having isvsr
occurred there or in Oxford. MIA y. -s,,.gY.
The government of the University Is mild bst =
fcient. Every effort Is made to cultivate manly
tone of feeling among the students and an slssssss
standard Of morality; 1t is moreover, surroandsdPye
population whose practical regard for religion -
morality is web known and is not surpassed ~
where. sg ..as ld 90 % h1A
II is also easily accessible being the line Il ~
Mississippi Central Railroad, which is nos ssy ~
pleted o.av la
The sccopmodations are ample for the sonaIss =
at least three hundred students. '' 500 ~ p"
A spacious Gymnasium with all the most spptsvs1
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and -
noting physical development viii DO ready isr ~
TERMs-Tuition $40 per snnulp. = ssllnus iaA
Fuel and attendance S2S, To those who ls4g, ssA
Of the college buildings $40.
Tuition in the Baw Department $50. -9h a-9.. 1"
Board in the college boarding houses and h pst
sats families about Sl2 to Sl4 per month am CT
Scc'y Of the Board
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Election Of Junior Orators %

TIM orators, selected by the Literary Soci-
efes OF the University to take part in the Ju-
MGR Exhibition at the approaching Commence
ment are the following :-Htrmiedns, J. G. Ev.
ans, L, NJ, Bisland, and J. NJ, Harley; Phi
Sigma, ,P.As. Myers, J. +. Brown and A. ID.
Whitfield. An equal number, from the same
class, are yet 70 be elected by The Faculty
Their names will appear as soon as the election
shall have taken place. - 80 h. g 9n.i'
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Railroading.

pturUthnpks oCvlIFEMTWhite Pres
ident Of the Miss. K Tenn. Railroad Company,
for pass over his road = Pamela Star. = =,
Luckicr than we are on the Central Our
worthy President is practieinga course Of strict
economy, and insists upon editors poor devils.)
paying their fare as the common folks are re.
quired TO do The consequence is we seldom
travel. He nav relcnt, vet --117f ---l lf7-H
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Adams, Ernress

Tvs We u6der Obligation. to MI H..l4 Psatt
Messenger for this company, on the Miss. Cent
R. n, 'fsr frequent fasors He has regularly
faTsishsd this Office with the daily papers from
sewfUrk and New Orleans. i he win be ssO
kind as to let US have our choiceof papers, we
would be pleased If he would Substitute the
Hemphis dailies for those, Of New York, for the
mad isno dependence for .Hssi Mapy. thanks to
him for his courfceioe stes'f .I;r.f
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az e.,,e az secsssiosist. II ~

AeESrLEMAS of high standing and influence,
living in Tennessee, passed Oxford one day last
week, with his daughter whom he Intended
placing in school at Grenada, saying that he did
notNishihsr to remain Of school in, the Jlsiteh
States-that he was ashamed of Tcnnesses's
submission proclivities, 50 far. n !'ia ~
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Union Female lCotlege

Union Female Cofiege,s.gQ ono or
Z Nm Spring Session Of Union Female College
opened on Monday, 9sthuit '''" 't. qli,i5 4 +
The plank walk from the Square to the Col
lcge isahder< CONTRACT and wtlT b6 completed in
a short time. 4 a 4
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-02-06

New Yonk, Feb. 4-Tbe' United States store
ship Supply arrived here to-day, with the wives
and children Of eficeTs at Fort Pickens.
New YoRk, Feb. 4-CoL Hardee, of the Uni.
tedStates army, has resigned
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Executors Notice.

w -HEREAS, letters Of exeoutorship uponpt hs
w estate Of Wm Turner, deceasededats Of
Lafayette Conpty,a at the December tern tesrs,
to said estr.se are hereby required To- make pay.
msntl to us, and those having claims 'sesinss
said ef.eate. are notified to present the sszaef 10
US, duly authenticated, within the time PR
scribed by law, or their claims will be barred
= s@j'''l 9.R. TURNER, Exs..ts,.. a
Ioi Iasios a j. TURNER, =
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rhe Latest by ,Telegra PHI

1--WE have just learned that the senior editor Of
this paper is to be married before the thirtieth Of
February, We have been looking for something
Of the kind good whiae; but nevertheless, we
deeply sympathizc with our chumin his troubles.
Poor fcllowi n,
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a.
THE 0xfcRb fsrfLIIeKScTR- Mr. Frank A. Dnyal.
formerly Of the proPretors of the CONSTITUTIONAL
Union, in tiis city has become connected with that
exeellent paper, The Oxford Intelligencer We con-
gatulate the readers Of the Intelleneef upon this
acquisition. and assare them that they viii ud Frnk
. hieAstoDed, honorable gentlsrnaa racs and spicy
writer. and good, practical printer. lille in oar
city, he galned for Apself host VI wprn friends,
who, Tbts hey sgrfs BIZ tem9vft send sfisr Nus a
spfSeifS e you, EFnk sriss AsH4oiil
PERsoNAL--Mr,F J. A. DuvAl, formerly one Of the
Proprietors Of this paper, zee by late number Of
the Oxford lntsuigeRcer, has became the assoclte
edhdf and business manager, Of that journal Mr..
DuvA i Erery competent and reliable business man,
and we extend TO him the right hand Of fellowship.
May his shadow nseer grow less md bis pockets al
ways be lined VITA sDid.--kiotly SBris9S zyyse.
- .c.ssasL fftsti M y |rzEf3i I szflff
J; A.Duval has termed a opnection with The Ok
ford lntellgence He takes The posiOn q assistant
Editor and business naahAesr. Mr. Dgvsl Is an ex-
cellent paragraphist and viii add br to me
interest Of The psPsr.-heily Springs harL So~th.
rsn1qof Fhom y Z sFs Tffoud n,
PriHt e-hsk eeesAne siness fhaASref ard assist
ant editor Of - .ozfardsInfeikrEzssr1 Here's spc
cess TO you, E+snk. y sste n. VI
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The President has sgAfod6htermanded Gen.
Scots orders 6radditiOnal troops 10 occupy this
CITY. .fau ID redi'G NEE iriaaaaala1'4 1E
- IA Il. Il a. t---.------ Il -
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81 Wsshrruros, Feb. 2.-H5n. Hsrat:o kinehas
been appointed Postmaster General, vice Joseph
Holt
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Blythe use Of these Pnis the periodic attacks Of
Esrr0us Or SEA Hsadaohs ma be prevented; and q
taken at the commencement Of an attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness may be Obtained.
- They ssidom fsil in refhosing khs Nazssa and Head
ache 10 which Females are subject - - Ia "a
! They act gent.y Upon The bowsis ,-ferfOving Cos
For L,sesars Tea Stsdsnis,,D eHcats fepales, and
Il. persons 81 tsnfafy kabiis they are valuable ss
E.ahafiss, improving .tbsbepr<tsS giving hose and
pigOr to the digestive organs, and reftpunE The ~
tuiral elasfieitf and strength Of The whole system
ne GEPHAI1C PILLS dre the resna q long IN
Testieason and carefully rondncfed erperments hav
ing ben IN tse many years, during which tine they
have prsrsntsasad Felsse1s tsst smcaht ofpsin md
suffering from Headache, whether originating in tas
ksrrous system OF from deranged state q the sto
sanrAr 10 - 81 --iilfeH - q 50 = 1-a-l
They srs entir<lt veg.tsble u their esnpQzitio1
and NAV be taken at all times 9Th perfect safety With
out making nv chsnee n dF.i nd ~ absescs
disqgresabis tssis ss-Av . eu,y % asmiaisass sha
BEwAAB OF co5srERfErfsl bHh
The genuine have I've signatures Of Henry G spsid
ing On each Bot .. J. lis
bsla bs Druggists and an osbsr Dealers IN Medicines
Box VIII Be sent BY mail prepaid On receipt 81 u.
Price % Cents. ,aa a
An orders should be addressed = ....-.
HENRY G. SPALD1NG,
- Cedar street, TOrl<s
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Commercial 8qorts,
OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.


7" =" UKFoRn Februnry 3, 1871.
CorroS-The market has been rather dull since
our last report We quote MS follows ;-6l to cents
for the lower grades and w to 1914 for desirable
qualities. 81. 4tNaf -rt-..
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AGENTS.

A. b. sfRAwBRIBcE &'soo, ~ l-2 Commercial
place, New Orleans, authorized to act as agents
for the Astsgencer; to receive subscriptions and adj
vsrsng to make collections and receipt for the same.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-02-06

81. Valentines Day.F rs .pflT - l:nalf rrR
.iTHrasDAF, of next week, viii be st. sValen-
Tuesday. when those who desire to select part;
ners IN the matrimonial yoke can have a fair
opportunity. Prepare your Dniss4ves. Some Of
fhe boy were sending them out last week.
They were -ahesd of the hounds. n \ =, :.
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Executors Notice.

T ETTERS Of Exccutorshp upon the estate Of
IL Martha Lusk, deceased late Of Lafayette
County, Mississippi, having been granted to me
by the Probate Court Of said County, At the
December term thereof lS60i Now, thcreforsp
all persons indebted to said estate are sherebyi
required to make payment to me, and thoss hsvN
ing claims against said estate arc notified 70 pre-
sent the same to me, duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law or their claimsiwiil
be barred, .f.I II. . 1eG I. l9TT9iHu' |
-, ~ -,s W, H, sfEEN, Exesutsr,lsi
Jan. 2. '61-31-6t ,.........,t, A. -
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The IdshtI Infantry. a D

uhe Idghti Infantfy.i - siasg,zs 7fa13 4iI
- Tvs Pahols star has sdded new fsHdrs 70
rs columns, under the head Of rBirths.s~, In
ilsissse of The a4fh uIt. We End the following
On the .22d day Of January 1861, son 10
Jsshet Asa Fadghsn, Esq, weight 10 pounds and
three-quartefs. 20 -
On the lsth Of January, 1861, son q James
H. and Eizhbetb Jdes. 81 q
We Would suggest 10 The foreman Of the
Scr lhePropEha5 Of Pntlink the names Vf his
infantry 10 SHALL cars Such twelve Founders
as our friend vaughan's viii do, in these times.
Welcome to the young sovereign Of the Repub-
lie Of Mississippi
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-02-06

The LeeiSlators Of Soath eaFoEu.aast week
again altered fths desigq1pf the State flag 1t
now consists Of a blue field, with = white pal
metto tree in the middle, upright The white
crescent in tbs tppcrlhag staF esfSer remains
As before, thehOrps pointing upward !. This mag
be regaFdedas final . .'1iisis issn bna q
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-02-06

was5rsssOss Feb. 4. IAri aadidoonnal b5OdS OF
Federal troops arrived inthis city on the morning
train They brOghturtIlefy, arms, and mani
tiony of war
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iBfs have been handed N for work 10 Ne done

C6art House square! 10 fllI
Bins have been handed m for work to be done
upon the Court House yard. ii is to be leyeled
and Cleaned, and shade 4fcesLaf are e-be set-Out,
which will render il Hbeapty spot in the ap-
preaching spring and summer.
Die0 issu aaer rfa-e fna hur -sTfs8ss tHa
. At the residence Of her father. near Hudson
vile, Marshall Cnunty, on the a5th day of Jam
gary, 1861, MARY A. GArEwooD, daughter Of
Thomas G, and Elizabeth r. Gatewood, aged 10
years, 5 months and IL dsyss-I--o,sI , III
''oRe Of the jeys-of Heaven shah be
The lovely d kKf dat died" q
At the residence of Mr.. N. A.. McIzinnon, in
eaiora % sasuaayi adjust ,REEE sasUss)
an adVahcea age a. Egsasa aas lzza srE
lie was for many years strict member Of the
Presto te4tfiaiI thhrchi! . On wednesday night
lssf he sSrsssHy tod A member Of ma hhilJ
that he would be dead in thres days. His pre-
INV - -.
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AkoeseheaTsef, iu.t-f1 -4fiiii gIJss fflz .
Eos many years resident Of, Oxford, and
who.3 few week Since, removed to jackson,
hisks estamittsd sueide 10. that city few days
.gs.o aWe have mt learned the particulars. '1
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ianibf't6s5ii'ttll If + Misssi!sssiapi.
sNIIH. = y lT.TEfI y I
Flascull t Va, SRI


FREDERICK A. p, BARNARD, IL. p
- cHAEcELLoK. 'eS'os ST.
WILLIAM r. sTEARNs, LIE D., aadsl soieT !
HON. JAMES r TRoffER, .'-s' 1AA
Professors Of Governmental Science nd Lss.
FREDERICK A. r. BARNARD LII D., Gu
Professor of Physics, Astronomy, Ovt h9fh
eering, and Evidences Of Christianity.
EDWARD c. BoYNT0N, N. A. fossh saf
Professor of Chemistry, Mineralegy nd oSaaAu
HENRY WHITEH0RNE, NJ A., 4I..G
Professor of Greek and Ancient Lfsr1tafss
JORDAN N. PHIPPS, N. A.,
Professor Of Pure Mathematics 81 saiA
WILLIAM d MOORE, N. A. zaua.us ~ ksiT
Professor of English Ltersturs- -
HON. LUCIUS Q. c. LAMAR, re.
Professor Of Ethics, Metaphysics, end cansata
tional Law. 90 s'+~N "'a" -
ALEXANDER ). oUINcHE, Nj Az dgiN
Professor of Latin and Modern LangusgsAT
BURTON n. HARRISON, B. A., e.
Assistant to the Professor Of Physics PSI
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Oxford, July 4, iseol-s-ls. 4
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-02-06

tEHe would be pleased TO have al his old Gus
toners and the public 70 call and see him.
Sept l2-2m
, 1861-11-14

LAID Up m ORD1KARY.-Rando1ph street
bridge, which for some months past has been
in very weak condition, WIGS yesterday laid
up for repairs. Wo1kmen commenced their
tank by ripping up the flooring and making an
examination Of the supe1structure, which is
rctten in places and shaky all through. The
Randolph street railway CARS connect On eithel
| side Of the structure, and passengers 60 ove1
On foot far short time, or until the WorH
shall be completed.
, 1861-11-14
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov. 13

NFHhAA9t Sofs 1@s 4oQ4.
follows: TO Bnfalo prop Mohawk, wheat. at
ccl6o1ne: I me e caaadisn sshs sts1ens 1heat At 19c
3Ees edSy sss io sis shRRsd
~ 4 @ bsIs snees es,sg sPfRg s1s5e
II sad + Z q ss so fss Sss @ sss Ell
a1ss4s s9s SSg.: SSsg Kzssn Ms ess saa
6c9 bbls yely goea e1tIs at s. g. de1 @ bols
fa'sS a9s 1s Pfs p5is T fs b ds 5odrfss Il 9s|s
..1mperial," 1o6 bbls Elgin CITY and
4oo bbls good extra at S 80 del; se8 hhls
g2Sd e1ss n 1Gis as and 6 s bis
tsge" At 1886 del; 20 bils "London e Lsnd" d
I'll y fHpefnae a 's St g e Ell ae9 e53a
WHEAT@Recei1ed, ais ss Isl bn; shipped, $1,000
bu. Market active and advanced 1c per nushel.
$500 ba do at Fshc. sFH1ka-1o00 hu No /
sp1ing in etofe at 1pkc il, coo bu do at Tic; 25,
cog b % At 11ke; eoo b. Dc 2, 7se 1902 ba ~.
eeS5a % "a a, sse sa % ss &c i so - = =
5ected in etote at osc s5o0 bu do at SIC; 6ooo hu
CoRN-Receiyed, ass7 bu; shipped 5a;eo0 ba.
Canal co1n VAS dull corn il store advanced Nc.
Salen 40 600 bu Canal Mixed at 294c aaoat
faAc-
OATE-Reeeived, 90 so3 bu. Market very quiet
Sales. 20Q0 bu No In store at 15c.
RYEReeeiyed, 4o71 bu; sh1pped II, 600 bu
Market steady. Sales 4500 bn No In ssors at SIC
BARLEY-Received, $50 bu+ Market duh AMI
HIGHWiNEs~loo brls at 14c. Market quie
| ard steady.
TM0ThY sEED-There is = better dsn.a'
| for Timothy and the market Is dtner. Sales, IS
bn Rs.@e F lots At q q; = sks % g q s.
HOPS-Ten bales Wisconsin Hops at 131{c.
PRov1sloNs1 e. Market ~ 3naet1ye: Ness Potl P
| Beef nominal st 60; Extra Mess g.
TALLoW--50 brls choice 6t 84c-
H1DES-Batket dull and dropping. Sales 4. 90
tbs Dry Flint at 12He; 900 bs do st t2Ae; 3,ef
De Green SaJted, at eye; 1000 ibs do at SIC,
4 | EGGS-Steady at Ion lie for fresh.
rouLTRY-htekena 9111.2 rs . doz; Turkey
6l6Hc q h.
PoTATOEs- eks choice Me1cets 25c.
SWEET POTA OES-40 eks at 6oc.
LIVE 6TOCK-Recetved, 2,i0l Hogs, q
. Beeves. There WAS . good demand for Il 1gs
daY By packers. and the market was shAds be
ter-tafes rapg1ng from S260@97b- Sales:
EM4R6
, 1861-11-14

super; 8h7t@7.k0 fur eommcn to thotta :axtr1, |
Rye s5 aoqF ,Ggssa Ggisas It saso4@ Corn meal quiet
~ WelsTT1 aoss steady: Sales 100 br1s At alc-.
9aAH53Wheas los besss. a'th: ,p ps.9ag s s sood
i siss5a; 1eo q alYPa g. altIsseSss i Asg
$1.sa; z,ao % .mher Iowaas & 29@1 @i 1sa0
s M s. bsfsiia Sissa1 M I'd " eesss.a sa ia
$1.88; 1880 bn amber Michigan at 1880
is 'aN@ is E. E. Th9ts Tatss csa.dsn asis Ct s
sssss = or; 800 81 whits Misalsaa 4 s1;4S
I5a. Rye tcsFoe and ve1y arm. Bales, !, 100 hush
1t s1@sac: Barle5 asmsr. Sales. 1880 bas Can
aSaae bstfer. ~ viii % modsssts dsnsad iof s9port
s. ese T SRsss i6r aaa
a e! to Rs saas a2Ps 3 81 1 aaes Sss
5s: s "a = :5s: gs: / liz
L. 25 aor mess, and 90 50@9 62H for prime. Beef
qulet and unchanged sales :2ol orls ct s4@4 10
S@s a5a snd ei
quiet: Dressed Hogs IN active demand and a1m.
toz future delivery st ea@7Nc; sales 500 bo5ss
eales 156 pr1s at sA@eKc. latter extreme, and aa6
kegs tnfe1tor q 9c. Butte. 1rmes at 10@14c fos
Ohio, and 14@aoc for state. Geese firm at 5H@
| 7Hc.
mard; sales $50 bags santas In bond for export to
suear-RIo IN good demand and market yery i'm;
ST. te az gfIs I tsa9Rgs II ssss Sas i &
sld pnchs9gedi sA@I9s ts5 sott ysl!ow; 1o@
e. 9 shxa w and sesaT o oana 1na
Sales, IS hhda Cuba Mus. at &c; 16 hhds Bsr-
BADGES It Sc, and IS bids Porto Rico at 40c.
MssdaA&aft q 5: Fl ~ sss ;*ys' ssx Ha1 3
Pga5 s9A al M ia ns Ri 81 aan gTts Ra :s
| Bs AZ; Z S Is 81 coupons 94H.
, BUFFALO, Nov, 18>-Flour steady.
J GRA1E-Wheat In moderate demand and 1@lt
better. salee 30 COO ba Chfcsgo spring at 80; S01
b Canadian club 1t 90; 1000 6n led winter obic
b ba % red winte1 lite ohio at sio5: eoo3 @ bu ordinars %
white Michigan at Los; 5000 do Indiana St Slot
5000 bu fair do $1c8; 5000 bu white Canadtsa a.
semand IAN and n @s1Est sS4e estser, elosag ar@ VI
upward tendency. sases 5 65oo bu at So; eso0 b
5000 bu 81 dc: 600 bu ut &c, with goodlinaa1
: ~ at outside figures. Oats steady. Sales 5000 b1
CANAL FRE1GHTs-Corp q: wheat 25 to Ne7
York.
LAn 1nronrs- ,oco br1a -four; A.ooo b
CANAL ExP0RTs-100 brls -four; 81 600 ID
= wheat; 1900 bu corn.
:. oswEae, Nov: 1s.-F1oua-steadya at $3.50 fa
: fancy spring What.
1oTa spIpe a e. Wntsr ssss rsd fS4
! fei. ssles 600 ba I16iana- Bailey shade be
ID sdisn port pn 1t 6sc e' 's''sf' 'A'tS 0o 'a'
CANAL FRE1GHrs--Lower On grain. Flour go.
1t LAKE COO bu wheat, i, 600 bu COT
E 5000 bn barley, 4,500 bn re, 700 bu peas
, 1861-11-14

The market was again heavy and lower, b1t
with lite more tone at tbs close. To Liverpool,
81 M0 bushels wheat at 10d@10hd In bulk and
chips hags; GOO bbls -four At g I'd, and 600 boxes
wheat at 11do113sd In bulk and ships bags. To
Glasgow. 1900 bbls flour at g 1Xd@ss 81 To
Bristol. 1900 bbls -four at F. n. r. To Rotter-
bags, and 1900 bb1s flour at A.. To Havre, 12,0o0
bur he!s wheat at &c In ship's bags. Io Bremen,
GOO bb]s flour at g. Cd. To Antwerp, 5000 bushels
whtlt at I'D In ships bags. 4 bark WAS chartered
Nth Is COO bushels corn 10 Dublin at 13d in ships
bags, and veeee1 with 5000 bushels wheat,
privilege Of three ports In ireland, at 13d in bulk
ard Shlpe bags.
, 1861-11-14

The sIlowing 1ettess are detained n The Uhiea-
20 Post Once, snt will b sent to the Dead Letter
once Ut Washingtoas D. O., oa Monday nsxt, N.
aeas called betose tast ttras:-
T; ,e Q. jaes,s., no1taM, ohteaFo, N.
3. Y: Blabchiord. 9. o.:
!. 31a. q. i4ass 4sasse& I.
Willard Bro. d Co., ;.
9ae; Lusk, Cottage Hi, Ill -; - -'t.t
Yanerdstrsnd i Co.. Heywozth, III.
: Job Thomas. Peru, H.
Ars: 1eese Woodle. yaaesyil1e, WIS.
Major ". E. Strong; R1etna, VIA.
Vim. Atkins, Detroit, Mich.
j. g. Vlnson, South Bend, Ind.
Miss Tress LongshoEe, Be4to4. lu6:
Mits Carrie Culver. Eagle Ha1bor, n. T.
I'll. daasest, san Francisco. Cal.
Letters under old stamps, not recognised IN pre-
payment Of postage.
Mrs. Morrow, Chicago, III.
Goes 3 Phillips.
Ifaac II. Pool, j"
3. Eticeon, Galva, III.
IonIs Troon1nck14 Clifton, Ill.
Mre. Mary n: Conklin, Aurora, Ill.
Mn: M9oEe: Wiaonas y -,
Geo. Comerfosd. Minooka, III.
B. Beruen, St Louis, No.
luella Nnnn, Fort Madison, Iowa
Mrs. J. r. Swelling, Berlin. Wis.
n. E. London. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Geo. j. " Pope, Highland, Ohio.
Miss Alma Page, Madison. Ohio. ::
FREDERICK IL Paulck, Fulton. N. 7.
| G. B. Har. Sandy Hook, Conn.