, 1861-02-13

LraBER TRADE.-We arc informed by
gentleman, who has travelled pretty extensive
" throughout this county, that, if the NUM-
ber Of logs drawn into each mill is an indicar
ton Of q large lumber trade this season, the
market will be flooded. Nearly every mill is
literally fenced In with logs, some OF them he
eays, being the finest he ever saw. The long
continued run Of sleighiug" undoubtedly &C.
counts for it-Hl7sdale (Mich.) Democrat .fto.
9Th.
B1ocKADEp.-Our harbor at tho present
time is completely blocked with ice, eefctual1y
ed that the propeller running for the tranapoE-
tation Of freight between this port and Milwau-
kee, In connection with the Detroit and MiIss
waukee Railroad, has ceased her trips for the
present, owing to the great difficulty in en-
leriDg either harbor.-Grand Hds<n Hich.}
Netns, Ft6- 8.
A CLEAN RoLL-0ur Town Treasurer, c.
County Treasurer, at Marshall, on Tuesday
morning last,, and We are proud to state that
not foot Of land OF single personal asscss-
ment was returned unpaid on the roll. We
challenge the whole State for similar roll
4ltion {lfieh) Airror, E6. Z.
The srEAxboATs.-The Cleveland Herald
asserts that nothing. has yet been decided in
on Lake Erie. It says that there Is, however,
good reason for admitting the possibility Of
ihe Western Metropolis and City Of Buffalo
being removed from Cleveland to Toledo, in
order to form through connection between
the Michigan Southern and New YORK Cen
much caInestness, regarding, Of course, such
change as unwise aud impolluc, Its argu-
1nent is this: u Between Cleveland and Buffa-
10 there is natural steamboat route Be-
tween Toledo and Buffalo there is not.
Passengers arrive in Cleveland about eight
wash, refresh themselves, aud 90 to
bed just as IL they were In q first class hotel.
When they awake in the morning the lake trip
is over aud the cars are ready to take them
forward to their destination. At Toledo they
take the boats in the afternoon aud have a
lection to most travellers. Passengers leaving
Chicago At the same time will aTrlye IN New
/ York one train earlier by taking the steamers
ut Cleveland than they would BY taking them
ut Toledo"
Acc1pRHr.-As Mrs. Carter Of thia place
was filling her lamp with fluid while burning,
| 1t exploded, burning her breast, face md one
| etanii that her life is despaired Of When will
| people learn wisdom and dn their lamps by
! daylight. and not presume that because they
I layc II quently filed their lamps while bum.
| Ing. without accident, that they can always do
| so.-Genua Kans Coy Advertiser.
! FIRE IN GEsEvA--Abo1t halfpast seven
! o'clock this morning {Feb ~ fire broke out
| in the dwelling house occupied by Thaadeus
| Her1ington and owned BY Miss Schmoldt It
is supposed to have originated flom ashes let
| In the woodshed. The furniture was mostly
sarcd, except some silver, china aud embrot
dery. This is another instance showing the
necessity Of throwing red hot ashes far enough
from all buildings. gs.-Genepa (kane co,) Adns>
| tiaer.
Fnn.-The house, and saloon, Of Adam
Keck, on Wood street, took fire on last Mon
day morning about one o'clock, and was e en-
furniture and contents, tho family barely e.
Gaping untDjured. This is a very unfortunate
accident, az Mr.. Keckds lame and unable to
work. lie was' insured in tho Quaker Csfi
Insurance Company. III Doeater ChTonaea&