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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02
LEGAL.
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ESTATE OF S. MAHOOD.

County Court, Grant County. Wisconsin. In Probate
April Term, 1861 Present, VIM. MeGonigal, Judge
In the matter the estate Of stephen Nahood deed
on ihi~ day Wood X. Beach. one Of the admin
istrators Of the If said deceased aud died in this
his administration account for nal settlement:
theeupon dered that The matter said account 10
heard before the Judge Of this court at the house
in Lancaster. in said county, Monday, the Goth
day May A. d. 1861 nj O'Clock Ia tie afiernC
Of said dry. Ordered further that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested therein, by publishing
this order for three fS) successive weeks previous 20
said day of hearing, in The Graut County Herald. a
weekly newspaper printed snd published at Lancaster,
in said county dat, d April rs. 1861
15-3t WM. McGONIGAL. County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02

egA union war meeting u to bed at
Rsetown on Saturday next, in view Of
,.i.iur company of volunteers.
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Buns srOan.-A. & 7. a. Burr have
received Their fill stock Of spring and sum
mer merchandise from New York. By
low prices and their liberality .towards Gus
ome@ they fairly merit a large patronage.
Their advertisement is referred to.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02
VAN WAGENEN'S
Celebrated English Horse S3iyc.

THIS Remedy for horse ailments Of The feel AMI legs
especially oundsis cracked and contracted feet,
an gals wounds, Ne. has the following home recon-
nvnaat ious
Prairie du CHEN. March 81, 1861.
thereby certify thtt nave used Mr. Van Wagenep's
Horse Save lame horse, and ia two weeks it
ed hoof grow tsiree f0urtis of inch il
passes an thing the ias OF horse salyes used
Also the enlargement " ccnacte feet il appears
pc fecty successful. JOHN THOMAS.
Lancaster, April 2. 1861.
G. Van Wagensn the proprietor OF this Celebrated
English Horse Saiye arrived our town the 2Sth day
OF March aud called attent.un to the operation Of
noof growing on horse owned by him. The horse has
been badly F0undered lis feet contracted to that ex-
tent that 1s was very still. have ooked At him ~
to this the 2nd day OF APRIL 1t being eek since
the irst pneati ads an caa say II seems al
miracle and does ava, with a doubt in relation
founder and contracted fee Ia horses being iucuIa
Bile, The O this Cee0r ted Remedy new f0Oi
is z Of inch below the hair aud has enlarged
10 Of 4 natural foot tar grown. For fur
Information cali tie stone Livery stable where
effects be above described; also the
reliable test nonials Of men 10 high standing in
different parts OF tue country.
Laaetster Wis., April 3. $. G. MCDONALD.
42tf WM. IA. FOSTER.
FOR SALE AT TlIE LANCASTER LIy cry STABLE.
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tgrone of the two leading grain deal
nat Cassville paid gold for wheat last
week, at so cts. per bushel; the other paid
ioes. in paper--being a difference At the
ais& 40 per cent; yet strange to note,
he one who paid gold bought the
most wheat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02

tfs
NJ ~ DAILY ADvERrssER.-The de-
!. " daily papers for war news exceeds
ulne past in our remembrance,
i, y !, close Of a doubtful presidential
sri.... LUG aaleaa 1drertiser is takin-
a,rs, ,ueo's Ct telegraphe dispatches,
Il Conn. IL, 2 'e'i all rivals in most parts
num-, a,y' i is hoped daily mai
si,g.1''a With Lancaster Will soon Ii
! i, ! wien the Adrsrtiser viii b Ia
sse., 'a0us"n'l here and at p aces
4i,,,,;a.l' routes Small packages d
tie a,is - now received tri-wevbls
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02
HOUSE Il SHOP
For sale In Lancaster.

Ny house and three lots in Lapea-te, offered 20
sale ( $3.50, dimensions, y d ~ leetane n1o
one hail els, with BOD Cellar and cistrrn. al ii
perfect repairs the premises are AL Sars- III fsuii
trees which the e5aatfy support many u Them bear
ing The property i near churches I'D schools ans
las every advantage reqired by family.
Alsc, for S355 cash. baiflne 10 hy % feet
- g stories. with let's attached. al situated nraI
Tie Dir spTia ii Lancaster. Ths be changd nte
dwelling al a t1iainy expense being alrea.y britk
I'd ia and pla>t-red. viii sill any ALI thu ABOVE
property for pact cash eowa the rect time-ihoush
At shght advance On tlse abvve GxuseS.
LHAS. LANGRIDGE
Lancaster, April ii, 1901. 4S-m5
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no BUILDERS.

TO BUILDERS.
sealed proposals for building fence arcund the cem
te III will be received uatii Friday, MAJ
81, ten O'Clock, a m. when they wi be deeided upon
at tire CLERKS oie. Said fence 10 be four boards hi
nd pine Guib r. posts feet long, two feet
haf m ground, and not 10 exceed eight feet apart
The Gene cry seighteen rod square Direct 10 thati-
man board Little Grant Wis. As 81
April %, 1901,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02

5-r-5wo girls are wanted, to do house
: 70 whom good wages wsaalibe Aoaids
=, ,aces inquire at this office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


| MISCELLANEOUS.
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THE PEOPLES STORE!
BoscobeI, Nvisconsin.
D. T. Parker Is receiving the largest and best
offered to the citizens Of Boscsbe. and vicinity,
comprising
Dry Good, Grocers6, Fancy Goods,
Boots and Shoes. Liquors aud Cigars,
Bonnets and sha,Sls.
READY.NIADE CLOTHING.
Gloves and Parasols Artiaeisls AMI R.ebons.
Croekery, Hardware, Queens Ware,
Ropes Bed Cord, Iron aud Steel,
Plows, Ieaihsr
Shoe Bindings uarfov voeth.
hips l.sshes, Shovels Hoes,
Axes, Cow Bella, Log t.haina
Stone Ware Gfindsloncs
Hayipg Tools, SALT coarse
ard tine.
And many other articles not snunacYasedall ofwhich
will be sold cheap for cash and ready paw o. 20 prompt
paying men. Those gong TO Boscobel to trade win
save money b calling At
The Peoples store
before making their purchases Nc charge for showing
Boscobe, April 81, 1850. wifi
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Also all the common Drugs and the following popu-
Lar patent Medicines:
Dr. Jaynes Remedies.
Or. Ayers Remedies.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics.
u3oAauds German BiiteIs.
Dr. ;. o. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters
s. a. Weayer's Canker and salt Rheum Syrup and
Ceraie.
W. ,. Moliats Phoenix Bitters Life Pills.
Dr.. W. :. i.untr Remedies.
RAILWAYS * lnedes, and al the popular liniments,
Pain Killers, Cafgug Oils. Condition Powders, &c.
The highest price paid in Goods or cash, for Hides
GEORGE WALKER.
British Hollow, Jan 1T. 1860 3l-if
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pu4l.aRff. pHfA

PoR SALE At TIIE LANCASTER LIVERY !
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GUMMONS-lIOOK.

AlIen r. BashneIl. pIaIntiIra /
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And many other articles not enunlerated-al ofwhch
will be sold cheap for cash and ready pay O. 70 prompt
paying men. Those gong TO Boscobel, to raae win
save money b. calling at
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MIGHT SCAVENGER.-
IN Kun= xin attend to the cleaning OF privy yau1ta
removing ot ttahlo manure, and nr5 Offensive matter
0fdt11 directed Chs3. Kunx, Chtf1Eo T, O. Box 4140
TQ kecciye prompt AaeaE0E- ppex9m
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a50 :: at fse0@6.so, dividing On 100 ms.
6t5 - ut $GQ006.25, 200 lbs.
. LIVE HoGS-Received, e,Es. Market buoyant
MARKET BY TELEGRApu,

NEW YohK-January 1s.-F1oun-Mcre doing
both for export and home consumption; there Is
also come speculatiyc inqui r.; market exhibits
more NOR tone. hnt prices generally without important
change: Gales u 800 bFls at $515@D525 for super
state; .45 for extra state, including small
parcels at *5.15GD5.25 for super western; $540@
s.s5 q m for eonmon to medium extra western $565@
market closirg with holders eenerally rcluetur to
sell at the inside quotations. Canadian honf in
moderate request at steady prices; sales $50 brls
aoas selling slowly at sa40a4.a0 Tor common to
choice superior. Corn meal steady, with sa1es Of
100 brls braudywtne at sass
! 400 brls at 1871: 80.
GRA1s-Whear, only limited business doing,
holders unwilling to sell lower prices, while ship
pcrs are e holding back for later accounts from Ell,
rope sales 1900 hn prime winter red western At
$i.89l.36: $500 bn red state At Size; GOO bu
Whtte western at $3.50. Rye quiet at 74@75c.
it Sa.tey = sgaEce and shade fEmer: Sales a60o bu
4,!Uo bu at gQc Corn, market without important
change. the demand both for export and home con.
sumption Is moderate. Sales 4GO0O bu at T0c fo1
round yellow in store; nc for western yellow in
store; 75c for very handsome new white southern
Oats, there is moderate business doing in part
tern and Canadian: M98scfor state. 49, "~'
PRos!sIoSs-Pork t11m and demand more mode.
Fe w1en III sales Of s' 6bls at $3.50 for mess
@l7 fos western and city do; SIS. .T5@19.0, for
clea1; $13.a5 for prime, and $12 for Old prime,
Beef market quiet and steady, with sales Of 100
bbls at Ss.7s@5.D for country prime; $5.75@8.a rs
for country mess; $as0o@1o0 % for repaeked mess ;
and $1000@10.5o for extra mess. Prime mess
beef dull and nominal at $13@18 Beef hams Arm
Grand IN fair demand Sales of 800 bbls at $14O
$1425 for western: Cut meats quiet and firm at &c
for shoulders and 7X@sXc. Inns 1900 green
hams were sold at 81 and 80 900 pounds dry salted
sides &c. Smoked Meats Bacon firm, with mod
crate demand, Sales Of 80 boxes Cumberland cut,
80 boxes long ribbed Inidales. Lard dull and
heavy, with Gales Of $50 bbls at 9sD10c for No i,
1oTc prime. Western butter IL selling at 10@14c.
Ohio cheese quiet aad steady at90l0xc.
GnncEEuEs-Codec without change to notice,
unchanged.
sTocKs-IrTegular and generally lower. Chi &
! 5S5<: Residing 40, b 90; C1cve & Tol 354; i'll @
G 7911; Panama IS; Pac Mail o.: ii c 57K Cal 4,
Chi nA; Eric 394; No Gs 60; Virginia rs; q s
Is 'G5 o.,
, 1861-01-19

bfis uanus City Il Slio Is; : 70 sfis .R.di
e4as del; i0o brlse Dir dossf ti.sak dal % brls
ST Esds DE- 81 i.,s5S sass ssPs@S @ s
dal; 500 biz supeaans ini1ed 6fands9 It *asl
11 Ss|s1. sTEgs ssas ms;n 4 on track
WHEAFReceivcd, Q6,91s bu. Market quiet and
steady. sales wcre:-14,ooo bu No. spting at
soKe IN store; 400 b DO at sofc In STORE; 1000
were /! a. foliows:-so .bu Club at sake On
track; 900 bu do at82kc on track.
coRN-ReceIEed, a6;414 bn. Market heavy and
Il sto1e T 5a REJECTED as Sc II II s stose
1exs1a 5oo IN No. at TIC In store: loo bu do at
KYF-soo bn No in bags at 4sc on trsctss ID
!. BA1LEY-kcceiyed., 6aa ru. Market quiet.
s:9fs sEEDS9sr: ETsse9sa SsE' s. s g.. Sc sa trick
fstet were ~ bags good & saa5. % Clover a seed
n f fsir d demand: .,a1es wcre;~s bacs choice 1t
..uHWRsEssobF bFis country at 1bc; 81 bz1s cit,
tAsiLeceS;Ho1-s,@sc pg4l.
j F6&G1s Pa%s AisSs : sise; lis At.kist al
IL '1!s5EsE e S ss sa sss. were
e1&RIA1n S1Ey I! Sas good demand and aru sa,es
e sasna:rs lbs e g. s ds5sa cured
to BE- delivered in Is days. ~ 'S' :. " ~ f~2''0'
,R = 5l;a, s !; o tes do at 1
EALtownSominal at sk05sc for country, and
nTi5 n$Ti5Es-ksselyed, se;eo1 NJ, Msx::ss quiet.
Fat IsSn Is1ay GSSny eesee s4fes salted eoeae; Dry
1TTTEEEholee Dairy, 1s@1sc; rlrkin 1o@1se
P61rTTpYA - Anraesnl 1sSg ~ Th;nEa,. nS1. eano ..
, 1861-01-19

Important from washinRton and the

800f04 Z.
WAsHsuros. Jan. 17-Tho President sent
TO the Benate the 1oMtninattoh II .6f, u. Holt To- for
ech{ye Session, and from al accounts the dis
cussion was Of IN exciting character. An ef-
fort was made by its opponents to refer II to the
Committee on Military Af;iirs, but this was
strenuously and successfully resisted by the
motion Of reference being defeated By. Q vote
. aanst IS Ts hsr o1se9n Ss to ASt Ss o
coercionist, and thus some Of them openly
nyow. Ills Confirmation Il NOW considered
certain. The matter Ia speedily assigned for
consideration tomorrow.
The Alabama Senators werc notified to-day
BY telegraph from the President Of the Con-
vention not to leave their seats until they are
further informed. The trouble Is In the re-
fusal Of the delegates from North Alabama to
sign the Ordinance unless the time for geees-
sion Is postponed till the 4th Of March.
Hon VIM. Aiken Of South Carolina has been
forced to contribute 81 600, to the revolution
ary government, under threat Of confscating
his property in case of refusal
Every foreign government fept tesentea here
Is distinctly opp9sed q the secesslon schemes,
and will make thetr Views public when the
dGcabion occurs.
Word has been forwarded Gen. Scott from
Baltimore that 5000 young men are fully Or
ganized, and ready to come on from that city
49,
Of the district and Federal Capital The COM
mander himself communicated the PROPOSE
hon Of the company to Gen. Scott.
The following is the substance Of the orders
Transmitted to the Commander of the ss!oop-
ofwar Brooklyn previous to The recent trip
"You ate q, proceed direct to Charleston
hareor; but notts 60 over the bar, nor come
to Anchor, but Lay under . cam outside and as
certain If tile Star of the West has landed her
troops. Countermand her orders and order
her with the troops to Hampton Roads, and
also gain any information as to the existing
state Of affairs there, and then return immedi-
| 2tely to Hampton Roads,"
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-The Senate was in
Executive Session four hours. Mr.. Holt was
finally confirmed Secretary Of Wharf.-The vote
| standing 81 against IS.
The bill introduced by Mr. McKean In the
House on Monday was to repeal the Law max
ing Charleston, Georgetown and Beaufort,
ports Of entry. Even In time Of pence the
collection Of revenue at those ports costs more
| than it amounts to- ar. McKean's desire
| Is to stop foreign trade and send sufficient
naval force to blockade the harbors, and he Il
| not alone In this view.
, 1861-01-19

1900 pcs shonldess was sod tor delivery In Mi1wau-
kee 1t 6Xc packed. Lard IL mora active, and va
nste sales ofupwards Of 800 tea and brls 1t sxSa
10xc for fair to prime Leaf. q =. :
The Flour market to-day declined fully bc PER bsl
at which concession buyers took hold more free
u, and about 4, 800 brls changed hands aA e4.os@
44ofor low grade to shoiee Spring extras and $2s1
84>@ for ordinary to chotco Spring supertnc.
There was less activity in Wheat and there WAS no
!nate1tl change from the closing prices Of ycstsr
day.. About =, 900 bushels wcro sold at eox0soxc
Tor No. Spring and 7ec for No. 9 spzing-eloslng
with fa1r demand at about Tho same figures
Corn was less active and the market was weaker
tho transactions being triding at 9sxc for Mixed
In store, oata sold at range of17@17xc IN stofa.
RJc, 260taxc on track Barley was neglected and
quiet. nigh~tnes, tb@lexc, Timothy Seed was
firm at Sass: Clover seed Is In good demand at
4s.6o with es1ca Of email lots ut $41s-
CnonE Hoos.-To-day lot Of al7 Hogs wure re-
reived at 6herman's Lake Shore Yards, which
averaged when wctshed of the cars, 4o5 1..r.
They were purchased by Messrs. Craci.u 4 Co, of
sandezecn & Leach Of aaleaic.1reh, in this sta,e.
Id. cost tss5 per 100 i.ns gross. They arc unout
the finest lot II hogs ever seeu IN thIa rcr-ke+
, 1861-01-19

PHILADELPHIA -FOUR MAnKEr-Jan. 15.-Thcre
Is no qnotob}e change in -four, aud limited buEi'
he Only esles IL ~ We % hear OF Of for arc % io bS
good extra At $5e5H, time wi.io1t interest; Go0
bbls Broad street Mills extra and 40 half bbls su'
psrne q do On terms EePt rEivase standard IT.
except IN lots to the trade at from this fig IRE upto
$57s e bhl for extra. extra fan1 :, and fancy
brands, as In quality; the receipts continue light
*s1@4.a0 2 Dbl.
BosToS FLouR MARKET, Jan. 15-Corn OK.
chnnge-The receipts since Saturday have beel,
1000 hrls -four. TO bn corn and loo do sho1ts-
Ihs market Is DIM With steady demand; sales
sss5 Ri, iueudas III Kinds. souihera Il i a1 I'm
81 ] ss .nS u suSss4ss safs sssS 4 e. ca
the sales have been small at 17c for new south
e1n yellow, 6oc for old yellow and &c for western
mixed Oats az sm at a@d1e bush fer south:
dlings 3soGa4 . ton. ~
SEEps IN PunADEEpH1A.-Ine eeeds there ie less
doing, most Of the buyers Of clovcr seed having
primo lots.
ClzcmaI11, Jan. 1s.-1hc Ga-ette Of yesterday
saJs:
There Is hardly anything doing in doar and
for extra, tbe lattcr rats sos white wheat ii In
@sm11d for Taeat and Prizes a& higher.
port, partly from tho soath and partly from the
East Primo red closes 1t $1.osSli 0s, and prime
white At Sl;1o@1.1s. oats declined lc per burhel,
the demand for both Is air 4 good demand II of }or
corn. partly from the South, and quite number Of
suall lots are being shipped daily By railway to
There il liEcwise III demand for oats nom thete
StaIcs for seed. Whisky declined to 184, closing
very dull, buyers not offering over 13c for to-mof.
row. The receipts are increasing.
TunAsEIr1l1A, Jan. 16.-Ilous-sc1is slowly, at
3s.oo@a25 for e1tra family, and sS5o@7oo for an.
.ad %ss ssi' %sese se E ed no
much coming forward e. OF 900 bu old yel-
log At f0G1lc. and new at G4l65c. Coftec-1sio
snonshs. %hsiyis @ % aaiesss & ii is@asHe
BALTIMORE. Jan. 1G.-F1our dun. Howard street
aud Ohio =: $50, and City Mills at $50. Wheat
firm; red f1.aG1.3s; white $14311G5. Corn
stsai; s yesx s:s es @ inD Maa.s ss s Lad Fss'sn: M ss
fee quiet: Rio 1aX@ @lse: @hirly steady Il 1oe
shipping lots and but little in rctail way asles
Wheat-AiIers are not willing to psy prices
asked, and the few lots offered remain uasold
Sales Of q sks spring and club at 97kc and IS a.
gI5aPs pIaS fs act e. We quote fatf and choice
|. Corn-Narkct dull, but prices about as 5estcr-
day, With salea Of "a ~ mixed at 4a@48xc; 1ss
in lots 1t z5c, and - do white and yellow on D. t,
| at soc- e~'
Whisks-sslss Of IS and IS bbs Il 15c.
Potatots--No demand. NoutnAily IS to A5c
for mixed to prime Nethannncks.
., Hldes-Dry aint lie; green salted &c; green
AiaAxr, Jan. 15-Therc Is an improved milling
inquiry foE wheat With sales zoo bu red wtnlei
, 1861-01-19

3'1sUSIEES SALE - Whereas,
Jo5eph Ar:,ers did r:s1r. exrcnts md deliver 70
s.cc 6-Aser h- ecrt-.1 lrt'n Eunr'SaEc "f The
*est hall. =. 1t III. southwest e.. trc::. ,:s'.
tn tnT::hp Nc. y r.t, asa u sau5e -. Y sEs ~
set In tie county II II E"'rush "a -tstc ?f HI
!". GAse.t :'! 1Ch -: tire ct:t:t std u -sa tar
Sputa}t' o'e::aIt :. "c:': hc!: -! r'h:'g.he VI:
rtc~r?!eu ii :A- ~ !. r. eiicr ,i NcH.ruGn
y snd ia:. or It!G~- tIs. LII, ty of Jauarr. y,
orass n VA siy:u!v :es:rs s ssIne2s u cr;t ln
q which. by stf-.cnss t..r,:,, vii mare 1.l'r and
, 1861-01-19

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 18-In the House ycster.
day, Stcyeu's substitute for the Convention
bill, asking Congress to cqu a Natfonal Con.
yention, was lost by lo1 to t. 49,.
Mr., Lacey's amendnicnt to the original hill,
submitting the Iction of the Convention to
the people, was then adopted, and the bill
pasted by d vote of los to II, ali the Repnbll-
can delegations from st. Louis except one yo-
ting in the negative.
The reported seizure Of 4 large Quantity Of
powder BY the authorities Of Louisiana ut New
Orleans, belonging to 4 st. Louis merchant, is
untrue. Tie powder has not yet reached that
port It is understood the Governor of Lou
islana has proposed to purchase the powder on
its arrival ut New Orleans,
, 1861-01-19

The continuance Of frost, with the addition of
heavy 1sn Of anow during the psat week, closed a.,
labor IN the aelds The W,,sdt that was IN Viii be
Well wea pSfoteefsd 2t toe ploushed lauds unsown
tics Of ac&thiug this Important work wiz bc 70 in
creased In proportion to the dep.n Of snow, and
the character Of the thax, With the clos OF the
Tearlet our an1iete. ccsse, and let us cleetfully
hops M for ths best Is tho New Year opens! .-..,
6ue4nsss to tts wonted limits but thu upward ten
dency Of prices has ,eontinnct II with such i'm
ports at such period tkf3 state Of things has OBJ
tained, how Fonfa prices have ruled without
the aid Of foreign counties! Still, 1t Ia most
unsatisfactory 70 British growers TO find their
NESS Of the weather will 70 improve the condition
thetreampea that they will HQon Ehi ready sales
at better pticee. The week MIS- brought full aver
dge ga1n Of J.. Re5a Sn formsT yanss with some
expected 70 continue on the same scale The wealth
E las already begun TO affect the navigation Of the
!hamcs, and, as II is yet carly winter, may
be entirely stopped as to deliveries from reeee:s
but thaw has slncs commenced, ;wht.A Elay coz
tinue-. On the continent the Christmas fetes hare
almost set huei1ess 4stac bnt wherever there havo
been uaIkrte he'd, the prices for wheat have been
t1s1ng& Tas has been decidedly the case In France
Will: Belgium and Holland have been firm The
snddenness and eeyssity Of The frost (which has
IN the German markets. and conhne transactions to
deliveries for spring. New York advices come
rather more favorably to sellers.
The GALES Of wheat noted Inst week were IS ,ei9
ora. at 5es Cd, against 135 15 qrs. at 43s Cd last
season.
Tne London averages were 53s. 10d. on 978qrs. i,
The arrivals into the principal ports Of Great
Britain for the week ending December 18th, In
wheat and dout. were equal to 934, est 9rs wheat,
Of which x, Isl qrs- were colonial.
, 1861-01-19


j. " ftixiA AtEr4-s. u :uS..tl
n: ahove saic j! tv: t:o:.e iii ,r. a, Ele IL.
teent! cay Of Janu.... u isS: a: T.. LYur
ael plat. J.MES Z. MERRILL.
j. IAEkXK, Aftssn:1, rust Nurt-ayte.
s:.e.E1 .ses. EtS ~: .'af!~Att
Tic u:,se see /, tlltr Iu-:pcsTt ill r:lv. til
sSt d-v If februar. !. p 1 at thu sane ;ooF AID
place J.sAES {. MEttI.llL.
J. II. F:BkEa Attur... ), lsE::.t s:uTtsagcc.
"a lid ri
, 1861-01-19
Boac1l11g.
Tu Re11t.

ITO RENT.-The three story brick
/ house, No. 81 Buffalo street, with water. gas
and al o:her modern improvements, call nt J. H.
Clark BtEeck iai7Ifw
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 17.-Thc Courier has Il
dispatch from New Orleans, 10th, in which
it stated TINT the troops who took Baton
Rouge Arsenal returned Ind received grand
reception. The Arsenal and Fort Pike arc now
occupied ty Louisiana troops.
The action Of Gov. Moore in re1ation to the
occupancy Of the Forts was viewed there as
peaceful measure, aud generally sustained rs
uatIfOfic mud finelY
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GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVE

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r.. .B.-Howen IL also Agent for The West d WIlsonx
Sewing Machine The mott simple and perfect machiua
ever 11kds Cali and AGa It ocl3tQIY
, 1861-01-19

NEW YoRK, Jan. 16.-The ship Flora South
ard arrived this cyening-rcscueda and brought
here four Of the crew OF the British brig Quick
oned at sea, and four Of her crew lost.
At meeting Of ln,minent merchants this
afternoon, 4 memorial was adopted reco,n-
lncnding tho adoption by Congress Of the
Compromise proposed by Senators and Repre-,
eentatiyes from the border States.
, 1861-01-19

the Governor Of Massachusetts for: non.eon.
curing With your views. TLaughter1
III. DAWEe--There Ia no 8tate more true
to the Constitution and the Union than Mas
saehusetts and Its Governor. -: :.
Nj. HILL say outgoing Governor Banks
u better observer of The Constitution thnn
Governor Andrew. He concluded by appeal
Ing to gentlemen to take Crltteuden't Com
promise. He had listened with pleasure to
sewnrd's speech, heeahse itwns modification
OF his former opinions. After further proceed
ings
Mr. BURNETT offered IN amendmcr;t. rinat
81 Reientsa Los oe emp!oyeo nmst seeding States.
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Opposition to n Union Meeting.

READING, Pa, Jan. IA large meeting Of
working meu, was held ut the Court Housc
this evening, At an hour Which had been e,,-
pointed for the purpose of holding Union
meeting. Hundreds had gathered and blocked
up the streets. The city commissioners re-
fused to open tho tailding. There was s.me
excitement, and threats were made to break
open the doors, but the crowd finally adjourn.
e, cheering the Union. the working men Of
kentueky, and the working men Of Betke.