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ORLEANS COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
This association win hold lis next aud annual
meeting at Bloomington, on Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct 30 and 81, commencing at one
O'Clock on Wednesday. During the session a
lecture will be delivered by BI. +. Varney, and
other lecturers viii be furnished. Let every
friend Of education be present.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-10-25
SATURDAY, Oct, 10.
SENATE.

Upon the call Of the Senate at the
suggestion Of the President the following
Senators answered to their names; Messrs
Burton, Hall, Harris, Hubbard, Judevine,
Morgan, Nelson. Powers, Rice, Richard
son, Starr, Stewart, Wheeler Willard.
No quorum being present, on motion of
Mr.. Stewart the Senate adjourned.
Bills introduced and refeyysd.-By
Mr.. Gardiner Of Bennington, an act,
approved Nov. II, 1851 authorizing
banking; to committee on banks.
Resoiaiion-By Mr.. Balch of Ludlow,
that the committee on Military Affairs,
be instructed to inquire into the present
and past methods employed for recruiting
soldiers in this State, and organizing
them into regiments, and mastering them
into service, and TO inquire whether it
has been done in the most expeditions,
economical, aud in the usual manner,
and report to the House; adopted.
a petition was introduced by Mr..
Brown Of Plymouth, praying for the ex-
tension Of the charter of the Bank of
Black River; and was referred to the
on Banks.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-10-25

ca 1t must be somewhere written that
the virtues Of mothers shall occasionally
be visited upon the children, as well as
the sins of the fathers.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-10-25

SMALL Pox IN ALBANY.-We learn
that there has been two cases of this dis
ease in Albany, lately. Nj. G. w. Sea
yer and wife, and small child, have had
II
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HOUSE.

Bill introduced and refsrred.-By
Mr.. Howe of Vernon, an act TO repeal
Sec 46 Of an act approved Nov. 4, 1855
relating to the grand list to Committee
to make up the grand list.
Report Of Com. to whom was referred
the House bill repeating sections 6. Z, 8,
9 of chapt. 80 of c. S., reported by A.
P. Dutton in favor of passing the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Miner of Marches-
ter, this BILL relating to agricultural and
manufacturing interests, was laid upon
the table, and made the special order for
Wednesday next, at 1-2 o'clock P.
NJ.
Joint ReSolutiOR.-By Mr.. Noyes,
that Quartermaster General Davis be
and is hereby requested TO report in
writing, as soon as may be, what arms or
equipments belonging to the State, or the
Dlilld lICICbls HO HAS SOU, tACldilEVN
or disposed of, and that he state specif-
cally the articles sold, and the amount
received therefor, and what disposition
has been made of money received; and,
further resolved that he is requested to
report specifically what arms and equip
ments he has received from the United
States department during his term OF
office as Quartermaster of this State ;
adopted on the part of the House.
Bill introduced and re fe7red.-By
mr. Flagg Of Wilmington, an act re-
pealing a bill approved Nov. II, 1891
reference to registering births, marriages
and deaths; TO Judiciary Committee
Adjourned,
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AFTERNOON.
SENATE.

The Senate having met, the President
directed the roll to be called, when the
following Senators answered to their
names Messrs. Burton Dillingham;, Hall
Harris, Nelson, Powers, Rice, Richard
son, Starr, Wheeler and Willard.
The Senate, en- motion of Mr.. Starr,
then adjourned.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-10-25

The REJECTED HYMNs.-The follow
ing Is one specimen of the lyrics re-
ceived by the National Hymn Committee:
NATIONAL HYMN.
"All hail our country great!
May she never falter;
But every darned Secessionist
Be hung up by halter!"
lAppended by the author of the reyses1
1T is supposed the committee under
stand fuge and figured bass. The money
may be sent to the author at Albany"
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made to the proper officers, and duly no.
tiled by them.
After some discussion by Messrs. Ed.
munds, Stewart, White and Dillingham;
as to the Interpretation of the act intro
duced, White withdrew his objection TO
the reference of the resolution to the
committee on finance and a resolution of
inquiry, similar to the joint resolution,
but requesting the governor, if such pay
ments had been made to inform the sen.
ate of the reasons thereof
The resolution was adopted and on mo-
ton of Mr., Dillingham;, the senate ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
d. II. Ranney, from committee on ed
ucation, reported that the bill incorpora-
ting the Northern Educational Onion,
ought in their opinion to pass; was Or
dered to be engrossed and read the third
time.
d. II, Ranney reported for committee
on education, that the bill relating to
school taxes, providing to raise such tax
es on the grand list, ought not, in their
opinion, at this time, to pass.
After discussion, the question came
upon the passage of the bill, and Mr..
James of Waterbury called for yeas and
nays: yeas, l45; nays, 80; and the bill
passed.
Bill providing for support of the fami-
lies of soldiers, was taken up and passed.
The house bill prohibiting certain en-
listments within the limits of this state,
was taken up, and after some discussion,
passed.
A bill introduced by Mr.. Balch, emit
tied An act in addition to an act to pre-
vent intoxicating liquors for the purpose
of drinking" referred to select commit
tee of five.
Bills introduced an referred.-By
Mr.. Morgan Of johnson, an act annexing
a part of the town of EImore to the town
of Morristown to committee on town
lines. BY Mr. Butler of Bradford, an
act Incorporating the Connecticut Valley
Choral Society, an association for music
al purposes; to committee on corpora
tons. Adjourned,
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of the company, officers, musicians, al
OFFICERS.
CAPTAIN.-E. B. Sawyer, Hyde Pal
1st LIEUr.-II. C. Flint, Irasburgh
2nd Josiah Circuit, Jr. BartC
SERGEANTS.
LIST Chas. A. Woodbury., Hyde Park.
2nd Eben Grant, Irasburgh.
Sd Marvin NJ. Mason, Irasburgh.
4th joel II. Fisk, Re kshire.
9th Philander Burnham, Eden.
Q. NJ. s., j. Henry Caldwell, johnson
CORPORALS.
LIST Luther b. Pearsons, Coventry.
2nd ThadIeus p. HubbeIl, WoIcott.
Sd William w. Foster, Irasburgh.
4th Carlostin c. Ferry, Hyde Park.
9Th Brainard +. Walker, Haldwick,
9th Alfred J. Barrows, Stowe.
9Th Benjamin f. Perry, Irasburgh.
9Th Charles G. Hoyt, CraGsburv.
BUGLERS.
|. J. Whitney, Craftsbury.
Joseph p. Allen, Craftsbury.
BLACKSMITHS.
II. II, Warner, Cambridge.
Samuel Kasier, Stowe.
WAGNER.
Joseph p. Grant, Hyde Park.
PRIYATES.
Benjamin O. Aiken, Albany.
Albert Basset, johnson.
Herbert a. Boomhour, Hyde Park.
Alphronus Bean, Lowell.
Elias W. Barry, Irasburgh.
Reuben +. Brooks. Albany.
>. Is. clark, johnson.
William II. Currier, Lowell.
William II. Daniels, Barton.
George Ewens, Holland.
Solomon w. Eaton, IrasburgL.
James F. Coin, Irasburgh.
Homer Hawley, johnson.
Andrew Hart, Gilmore.
q. A. Hyde, Eden.
WIN. II. Hall, johnson.
c. f. Hopkins, Irasburgh.
NJ. G. King, Waterville.
John A. Kelley, Eden.
Philo j. Knight, Stowe.
A. II. Leighton, Craftsbury.
Albert c. Lunt, Eden.
William p. Martin, Wolcott.
William Miner, Cambridge.
+. L. Miles, Albany.
Franklin Mead, Irasburgh.
WIN. Mallory, Lowell.
A. S. Ober, Morristown.
Oh. Putnam, Wolcott.
A. Raymore, johnson.
John Reed, Albany.
VIM. Sparrow, Hyde Park.
Charles II. Sheldon Stowe.
Eliab Smith, Craftsbury.
Samuel Sargent, Eden.
Martin Sargent Eden.
G. w. Stevens, Craiisbury.
G.. f. Skinner, Albany.
T. z. Skinner, Barton.
Samuel Stratton, Craftsbury.
Geo. s. Spofford, Salem.
r. s. Tice, Coventry.
Harvey Thompson, Hyde Park.
l.. V. Rensselaer,, Charleston.
+. d. Wheelock, Hyde Park.
II. II. Warner, Cambridge.
A. f. Whitney, Wolcou.
Isaac p. Whitney, Craflsbury.
E, A. Washburn, Stowe.
1t viii be seen from the above that on
friend, Henry Z. Flint Of lrasburgh,
honored with the post Of first licutenan
We are glad of it, and 50 will be all OF h
many acqusintances in Orleans and Ii
noble counties. 1t is proper tribute
a worthy young man, and we think h
fellow soldiers have exhibited good sen.
in their selection. He has first rate ia
enfs. great muscular power, and we thin
plenty of spuhk. If any disaster hal
pens the company, they must pick the
Flint and try again" We observe ais,
chat Wm. w. Foster Of this town, is che
sen third corporal This is not, to b
sure, a very prominent position, but b
has chance TO grow. And he will, 70
he is worthy Of any Office in the gift q
the company. He Is staunch, true. tenn
perate, and since the commencement {
the rebellion has manifested a neryou
desire to engage in it. Luther p. PEI
sons OF Coventry, is another good fellow
God be with all orr boys and guide theI
safely home.
49,
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The Cavalry Company.

This company, recruited by Mr.. f. H.
SAWYER, was sworn into the United States
service on Monday evening of last week,
and on the Wednesday following they
left for Burlington, where they will re-
main a few weeks to drill. They are
said to possess an extra amount of the
real sinews of war, "-muscle-and so
far as our knowledge extends of those
raised in this county, this is true. 1t
possesses some of the very best fighting
material the county affords-and Orleans
is not behind any portion of New Eng
land in the hardihood Of her sons. And
then this company has many men OF ex-
celent character, steady habits, men OF
good education, teachers who have for
years taught "the young idea how to
shoot" and who now 90 to illustrate their
excellent examples by shooting" the
rebels. May they succeed as well in
their new vocation as they have in the
old. Below is a correct list of the names
of the company, officers, musicians, and
, 1861-04-19

The Chair announced that the committee Of
Bankers Of Chicago had made the following
tender;
, 1861-04-19

IoEal- FtsJu,uot
This fact will be sent abroad all over the eouu-
try this evening on the 1ghtning's fash to cheer
the hearts Of patriots all ever the Union. We
have no doubt that oar private capitalists would
make the amount & million tn an hours time II
necessary
CoRs PIAsTEns' BAxx.-In publishing the list
Of rejected banks in our last issuc, the Corn Plant
sss' Bank VAS left out, thereby leaving the infer
sn:e that 1t Is taken by all the banks in the city.
W ought to have stated that 1t is taken By Hoff-
mann and Ge1peke on deposit, a. redeemed BY
them in other currency fora house in st. Louis.
BAKK Or THE FEDERAL Ux1ox.-We stated
some days since that the Bank Of the Federal
Onion had made good its securities We made tn
statement on the authority OF GIG Of onr leading
bankers who assured Us that bonds we're on their
way to The Auditor, and currency had been retired
sufficient to make 1t good. 1t seems from the LIST
We published yesterday, that there must have been
slip somewhere
GNcunnExr-The brokers bought uncurrent tc.
day ut 40 cents on the dollar.
STocKs.-The reports from the New York Stock
Board ahow large decline, though not 40 heavy
as yesterday Those In which or people are mos
interested account Of their being, with others,
the baata Of onr currency. closed follows: Mis-
souri,, 49, Tennessee, 52i Virginia, AN. We
refer to our dispatches for further particulars.
TIE CCERENcY.-The action OF neatly all our
bankers in determining not to throw out any more
Illinois bsnks meets the hearty appreciation of
nearly all our mercantile and business commn-
nifty. 1t is believed the wisdom oil this policy will
become more apparent as soon as navigation
opens.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON l. Qurncv R. R.-The
earnings Of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad for the second week in April were:
1860. 1861.
Freight. $206 626g0 $19,440 60 Dec$11 1SG 90
Passengers.... 10,k65.07 9022 90 Dec 1,s4a IA
Total. .$1l,d91.O7 s2s, ,4G2 80 Dec$1s, OF. II
, 1861-04-19

PHnADELpu1A, April 1s.-The dour market Is
steady, but very quiet: under the late news from
abroad and tsw small felss e @, only are reported,
inc, IS E5557s for eStrss. s5G9@Ss for Inn.
ily, and ss5oab7 o. . brl f:r fancy brands, as IN
e. Sy syur fnss I ED Il tt Seay f.
MIA corn meal at $275 = br], without much demand
for either. There is fair amount Of wheaf offer
Ing: but tho demand - lass active, and prices
without any quot&ble change; good Pennsylvau.a
red .ehng moderately at Si.ss; choice lots 81 s.
@1-st and southern at $1.S8; while ranges It
from s. D155. as in qualify, the lstter for ehoics
way 6s@70c for Pennsylvania Corn Is dull ;
there is more Offering, and only about COO hu-hels
prime new yellow sold att t6o9Go1<e Il. store and In
the ears lots ahoat are offered at &C, without
finding buyers; 2. 600 bushels not prime FOLD at
6s@66c .:ats are In demand at ss@s ss3xc for Penn
sylYania: Delaware are held at p3c. Barley is
dali. The provision markets. quiet, the hrnnesE
OF holders in so le measure limiting operations to
few smrll lota Of bacon and lard, 'aken st full
rates There Is very little c!orer seed Offering and
bnahel the latter for prime lois, which are Eansed
Timothy aud hakseeh are quiet, and pF1ces about
the ame--Nosah AMERICAN.
To1EDo, April IL Wheat-Whlte. M. 1, 81 10
ss5s $as 5iss @s 60 81 g.
s., ST. ss.so@f %; timothy, Is 5S&s; aar s1.lv.-
DETao1r STAvE MARKEr.-The steye trede in
this CITY and Stats h:sve1 quietly grown into on7
qf large prnptrtip1s, the aujoubt fnrfeG ont last
year being estimated At eight millions, near1y al1
Of Which Tas ~ BE- European market: - -
consequence the market here is dqJ, the decIina
On " being Per sine lat fall only $40 be-
1aE "~ paid delivered on the line Of the railroad.
Our western ou;efs ara mostly etil operating to
modera:a e1teni, hit thu bnoranrvv Il the market
Is Mons for The present EGtwstbst.nd,nt- ,nsS:s
unfayo1ab'e cIrc1mxtanees thsre T. cnn.i5erahla
atfiyifv in retiny not sIsTs en1 49, as E9
% Is arys frs,y' Frar m M, ~ ssn sdu ~ ~
now on tie dock :of III Detroit and M,iSansee e
railway, awaiting shipnerit. - ~ ~" 3A'>eo
Our forests are pecafarlv adantea Tn The nrodncx
, 1861-04-19


Total ..... 80. 517i9 1858 ........ .-.-
The unsettled state Of the currency question
still retsrls business very materially, As the
probability Of the secession Of Virginia. Teunes-
zee and Missouri becomes create. OF less, o-cil
lates the Impaired confidence Of the commercial
community in Ininoi, cur:ency-especially that
portion Of 1t which Is secured BY the bonds Of
those States. Holders Of produce OF all kinds,
under the present Etata Of affairs, refrain from
selling, unless specially ordered to do 60 by the
owDers, or under the pressure OF circumstances.
Theirs was good inquiry for Flcnr, but the mar~
ket Was very firm-~holders asking an advance OF
5l10c--and tbs transactions amounted to only
about 600 blls at $4471xD4G5 for fair to good
Spring extras. Choice brands were held at 81 Is
a. 80, without buyers. Wheat was also in good
demand, and We note further advance Of 1c per
bushel, with sales Of about 50 900 bushels at e2<c
for Northwestern Club; s9@9oc for No. / Spring;
and 84K@s7c for No. 2 sprng-fes receipts sub
ject to &c storage For particular checks
sellers made difference OF 1@2c per bushel
Corn was in good demand and FIR,
with light sales Of Mixed at 3018613lc in store.
Oats were In demand at 1876 for winter reeclpts
but holders asked 14c Rye and Barley are quiet
and unchanged. Clover Seed WAS flrm, and coed
samples sold at 81 G2H. Timathy was dull. High
wines advanced Kc-ssleR being liberal at 14H@
15c, Hides are dull
There Is good demand for Mess Pork and Lard
at full rates; but sellers holding their stocks
Of tae market at present, because OF the uncertain
value Of currency, and prices arc almost entirely
nominal.
FreIghts are very quiet. We report vessel at
13c for corn to Buffalo, and one with wheat on pri-
vata terms,
, 1861-04-19
.
Dass.y~ Review Of Chicago hIarket,

Ad4EsbAA Gff.HAn1s <ap&A 3Gs 4GQ1.
FRE1GHTS-Quiet. Brig Michigan, wheat to
Buffalo oup t.; sehr Rapid, corn to Buffalo at l3c
FLOuR-Reeeised,a 2, To hrls, Market firm but
Inactive. Sales wezc:-210 hrls ''Walren B. Allen
round hoop s1trn at LES del; 80 hfls good
spring extra 1t 81 GO del Is brs do at 81 so del;
100 br1a" Troxelt" At $447 del; 1cD1 btls '.Waus
cousin y Hat hoop at $A6a de1-
WHEAT-Recsircd, Il, 761 bu sh!pped, 81, rs
bu. Market advanced 1c- Sklts were - GOO bu
No1thweBtern Club at aaAc-2e storage; $500 bu
No. SDriux ut S9c-2c storage: LOCO bu do at 4)r
-er storars; aa- pu No: i sptipg: st ,slXc--ae
do q! 30 storage; ,B &c e4 DO ut Ss11te-eec
storage: aAeo0 bu do at 6Tc-2c stnf..s4 ~t,~-~ ~
CoRN-Reeeiyad, 17,QS3 h1; shippSd, il SS53 bu.
Market drm. Sales, t0N bn Ai4sd at s3lt1<c-2c
storage; 5000 bu do it e1c-9c atossgs; fEo hn
Rejected st :7e-2e storage :: :,
UAT6-Recaived 10 bH, Market Hrm at 1s1<c for
winter receipta.i No salEs. - ?: :: 80
AYE e Rsseived, nome Market qnies md norni-:
sBARLET-Rece1ved,4 ~ 3D., Market quiet and
ssasshangsd W sslss g bags No At sec
: HlGHWINES-i7eceired, o. bt1s Market 10
~ better; Sales les oris at14ze; n btls a1 AK
no hrl3 at 15c~ :.
: MESS P0RK-Yery little Offering holders ge1-
sTany ~ afraid Of the currency Good demand at
:. sLARDln demand 1T s4- none offered. :-. =:
sGAlAnW--1R fair request ut sH@e4cs@,
KlpRs@Da4. Gfsen a4@4ci Green .8s1tea
f91Ea5i A.p saef taif sGe7; sDs{ Flint 11&12s. Il
, 1861-04-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK., April 1s.-t'LouR-LimI:ed supply
offering With moderate demand for export aud
grades &c better sn1es 1850 bills at s5@5 Is for
super e'ate; S.. 21G25.30 for extra state. chiefly
$5.a5- IS G5G5,15 for super western; $5.s5Gl5, 50
Sr Sr sSppne e9tta
o. for trade brands do-market c}o-tng quiet.
Canadian -four Z little Erner. Sa1es SEQ brls at
555aS@e55 l,r COZ common n to good extr,. ,n and S!Q
in small parcels st S3.49@s4.10. Corn meal steady
With moderate business doing ct = 81 for Jersey,
and 3S Is for Brandywinc
Wa1sKT-Good request and better prices sales
$50 hrla, at 1934 @a0c.
GEa,s-Whest steady; moderate business for
st2nG1a a7 iu store aud delivered; l3, eco bn Mil
waukte club at $f,eeQe1 80 in store and delivered; ;
3400 bu red 7tete at $1.26@1 .; Goco bu Canadian
eFn. part on private terms, *na the remainder at
$1351S; 4sOj bu white western ct 81 1901 80 !;
quiet; gales oD ID at Csc. Barley uull; sales
2,100 In at 60G5Gsc. Corn, I'll re doing for export
aud ahonE 1c better: sales 7ioeo hu a5 CROSSE for
prce6s@sskc M aliversd e1{5s for new 1sss iaoa At
The depot: G;QG57c for yellew southern, aad 1OM
71x for white son'hcr. Oats ntt.e frner and
@ ,s.,.s ac'iE" It for western aud Canadian,
fEos,sloSs --pork--Aetive and prices advanced,
el1sng ye'y y 6rnIseeEs "a asElg SO for mess
SIS for Govt, and $ls 50 70: mess, s1sa5 tor
prime. $lI75 for THU nesa. Beef il far denaaud
and N ,ket firm: sales l50 br1s At 81 cuuptry
prime; IS s596.25 for country mess: s> 10 re,sck-
ed mess: $lu.50D11. 5Gextra mess. Prime mess beef
dull and no tinal. Beef hams in fair demand.
Market steady. Sales ls5 brl= at 13@l5c for atate
and western. Cnt meals quiet aud prices M
ehanged: Sales saaall at 6!z@6Ac for shoulders;
s9SAc 70. hams. Bacon i'll good demand: pr1ces
very lirm. sale Of 50 pack yea picked Efdes ct
sE@s4e. Lard steady. sales ;s1 bis at $40
lu,2c the latter an extreme price Butter
c1eGa14c, for Ohio. md 14Gi3c fr state.
heese steady At 6;8910c FOR inferior to prime
GRocER1Es-sngar-Raw Withont change but
With rather more doing. Sales ta4i hid. ii 4AD
~ for cnba, 45z@6H for Porto Rico, 5::< N1r New
Orleans 20 boxes Havana on p. t., and bv auction
s55 hhds Porto Rico at ~ G}64 and IS hhds n Or
leRns at 5ts. MclAsses uull and heavy sales Il
hhds Cuba Muscovado at 1920, 50 hhds Porto RI
co at 239S1, and 10 hhds Baranioes at IL, ty aNc
+'nc 81 hhds and 50 tterces Porto Rico a. s5G2ox
cash. s>|s
arock-Dull and down, closing ouftc heavy:
en- ca, & ! a; cR 8 2s!;C Z r :5h; G Z q
It'd ld ~; q M a5 Rea8i:S s' Harlem pre
n C7lH; Pac Nail TO- Canton Co 10; y 81
b8; BEnoslyn Water Loan 1o5; Mo g. IS: IA AK;
Tenn sof Tresnry lis 1oo9 U IS iii al; i. i.
Is, 81, Coupons, ST.
, 1861-04-19

Afterxard the meeting was addressed hy
t Philip Conley, Esq, Rev. Mr. Corning and
otaers.
1 telegram vas here read to the effect that
owing to the war times, pork had aavanced 81
per bDl- 3. II. Hough, VINO had previously
subscribed sl00. SAID, ] hold 5000 barrels Of
pork, which having advanced, pat me down
$500" [Chaers. J. /. Hancock, 3os the same
reason, increased bis subscription from sloa
to $500.
On motion Of Julian s. Runsey, Mayor
elect, committee, consisting Of 4 3. Kent,
J. L. Wh1tmsrah and c. B, Goodyear wes ap-
pointed to. Wait on the merchants 2ud solicit
subscriptions.
Mr. Rumsey increased his subscription to
sA0o-he having previously subscribed 500
Eve dollars were given .hy mat in th=
audience ,szlvester Reyno.ds.) He is
cripple aud sells apples for l1Ejuy in thh
Court Hoase vestIbule, knoSa many OF our
city READERS. s..
Rev Mr. Car1ing-Ad1resssd ths a1Ssas. a1ss.
enee: From every Christiau heart should
c,ms =nediction on ths man Hho Is ready
to draw the sword In defence Of tho lag Of
our country. Wo be unto the minister of God
who rays he will wash bis hands clean Of tie
present difficulties n our country. I would
as sooa cotnpromise with the devil In pande-
mon:un SIS to compromise with the rebels
nov. r.:
.--
Tie work Of subscription then commenced
IN earnest; Sylvester Sexton donated one
Snaps r'a=' The suascziption..pape gave the
following resulta;
, 1861-04-19

sEEDs-Recalyed, 3,eoe ns. Clover In good de-
naand and frm- Sales a bags good et $4.e24
Sales bsga at S1.e0.
BEANs92 bsgs fair nixed ut 70: : bags at CSC.
BUTTEK-Dun at t7H03; Daily 10G12c.
EGGS-Stesdy at 8Hc per doz.
P0ULTRT-Live Chickens, s.. .5o0SO0 T doz;
Turkeys. 9@1gc q y.
to primo Neshannocks, aud 1e01sc for common
Mixed.
LIVE HOGS-Reeeiyed, 1G0. Market advanced
16h15c SaIca were as fojlova.-
, 1861-04-19

No Moas BAoon.-Tenz: t,erces Of hams,
1s'ooo ibs,, were shipped henes yesterday By III.
Central Bailroad for Memphis: II this ehip-
meat GETS through safeiy, It viii. be the last at
al events. Nemphtsis ont q the Union
there are Ii. unton .men here.n tIf that dis:
;patcl: true, thtsy ean hare no unre narnsi In,
~ md ;mass gsts! ii vxe,l as"sa1s,
bsaon i beat thsy my s1t5 : !:
, 1861-04-19

aB swan, slot On the Illinois river,
measuring five feet from tip Of beak to tip Of
tail, and Bix feet from tip to tip of wings, Is
1Juf.. = bat, ~, f.1,.14 .s-,,4
, 1861-04-19

!; 4 GALLANT BolpnR telegraph In.
forms Us that Capt. J. B. W7MlK has ten
dsred his services to Cor: Y&tes. Capt n.
WA formerly Of this city, and fou7sder Of the
Light Guard. he ls every Inch soldier.
, 1861-04-19

TO RENT-The large Store, No.
Weber VIII ans Tal- and q 5ie.srs Cnoiey, Far
Eea e e. f.s one q 1ys year Terms made known
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