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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28
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Secretary Of Sts.s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28

A true copy e &. RAY.
Secretary Of State
, 1861-05-06
MARKETS BE THE LATEST MAILS.

CINCINNATI, May S.-There was . further In
provement ID -four With very, good demand"
The ea1es reached 1000 barrels at $46o@4n for
supertne. The receipts arc exceedingly light,
and stocks are becoming mpch REDUCED. TAe DE-
mand Tor wheat y greatly In advance Of the sqP.
ply and prime quslites were saleahle at 81 for red
eaH @sess i Il lie IL . list
these hgu1es will lead to increased receipts, espe
ee a X so%ng oR grpisss Ws cSa {sa
nominalls unchanged. Thare was aa Improved
demand Tor groceries, IN the regular waJ, at steay
prtcea.-4az6ae. s ::
pHuApRLpH1A F1oun AARKKT, NAT Z Tho
flour market is quiet to-day, with limited Inquiry
both for export and home use, holders. however,
are frm III their views and the sa1ae are noay for
1%s for eztra @ ! $Sss@s7s for fsmiiy, md f7GS7 50
for fancy brands, 81 IN quality Included in the
esles are aoo brls standard enperfne which IL
s *sa *EsSs sad 90 st's 1aRsz e. hoal
e quiet 1t $3.50 and cora meal rather scarce at
SAN, but there is lesss demand for etther'-horth
ARssFae8H. - -
81. Iou1s, Nay s-Fl1ur-Lfgh stocks aud the
meager receipts of whsat, hare caused q further
| advance tn dour. Sales. after Change yesterday
ts,a a9,s asP:nf &C. d as1ls st
s5:lo, and 400 bEla do IL lots Ct t52s@s 80: ALSO.
g brls county loM g5sde y 8 = g; At tas close
Reestpts to.dsy inconsiderabie "a prices sRSanc-
cd. Sales comprise about s 900 bags club ih lots
from leveeand etore At 30 19s 6agB romdaou e
fair fall at $110; and 800 bags prime red do It
/ 81 20. Corn-The Meager rece3pfa eansed IN ad-
yance Of aasc: eales comprise 10 bags mixed
/ aad yellow 1t Ss@8c; s15 bags do DO d 35R96c
206 bags ye1low I'D mtxed r. white q as@{se, il
8sIes lea bags fair at aa@sse, dalivsEed; so ba9s
nrfTste: 30 baes ehoiee 1t s4dfc; and i,1W beSs
It Sc, delivered, in good and new bags.
Posk-Mafket dull and d. 1anguia. !: but hold
Raaon-ahaulde7s ~ q &na eldes q COED demand, and
The 1narset q steady ind AEM. Ssle1 include &eka
country shoaldeFs g 7Hc; g q. RoF5 ho9ss DO q q
9s e sa9 e f'ss IT, assfs coSa1T I'LL sdas
cjear sides 1t tic, and 8 chs country hams which
| ~ dnll 1t TAf. Lat4-No business faasp1Feo "
, 1861-05-06
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May 4.-FtouA-C 4. Common grades
grades are scarce and 6rn,ly held. Sales Of $500
extra state $50s@b.i0 for Fnper1ne western;
IS 16R5 80 for common to medium extra western
$5.5o@5;e eo tor shipping brands extra r round hoop
axtra stste. Canadian four'in moderate request
without important change in prices. Sales Of 800
brls at $55o915o for vefy choice extra; Rye -four
GRA1N-Wheat In favor of buyers, with limited
saies i, ,oo 81 Nj. elae Il Is del; aooo ID red
01.ssK II store and del; 400 By white Michigan
asIss @ 3 aasy s sa fsassa q Co. & @ 9o4a
limited baetaess do1ng. and market unchanged.
Sales 9,e0 bu at &c for old m11ed western Del !;
for s aT o9 a0 dssa sa@sS Fog sna a %e% os9 se
dull 8aDs4N for western and Canada sf@3s5 for
state. Pork hrmer and more active with sales Of
1 ees nt 6q @S9e sF Wsassa t twss 70, ia
sales of 5000 bbls mess. eh1eAy to tie Government,
fer hs la1eE as Sk3r e. vs1y eh9lee Bel
/ Country COUNT prime; s5.s71a.2s for ness; si0.oo@
e1tra mess prime mess beef dali and unchanged,
WS sss 4 e.
| and aAW4 for hans. Bacon dull aud nominal.
I Lard heavy. Sales 500Ds at $685.. Butter IN
! moderate demand at 12@14c new Ohio: 13@1e
new etate. Cheese selling to fatr extent at go
! daoozH11s- Sugar raw, in less active request,
hut prices have not materially changed. Sales 25s
/ bids at 4A@5K fol, Cubs, and 4xD4K for Porto
/ dull and unchanged. Sa4es 50 hhds Cuba Muscoya
60 At e1G342c 20hhds Porto Rico at SOC.
srocKss, Market q dun and Irregular, generally
| N C BK; Cal & Chi 5sh; b Is: Harl i2h; Pae Nal
69H; i 1s4: Harl 1st bqs 81; ex lnt Tenn 6s %
! 10; 6s 6SA; Va ds 46k.
, 1861-05-06

day: heky-Ths increased reesipts caused
holders to accent lower prices. Sales were con.
1nea TO ~ bt3s IN 1nts, at 1aHe, u which E!1ea
the market was dull Eeeda-Bala IL bags hmo-
thy at n, ;bags extra.-Deasee,as.
:: DsW nao My a-Flour-AArket steady with
Moderate demand. G1aiu-Whaat market yester-
day closed With sa1ea OF $500 hn white Canadian
It 81 This morning there Is very little inquiry,
and the only ssle notice In 800 bR white Cana-
IN y las sRag Te Sssn hss5 0t ;s %G
Ralee yeatefday afternoon Of 500 bu new Indiana
ut 41c md 800 bu do at 47c. No transactions ~.
ported this morning. There te some inquiry for
barley oa eastern occoant, With sales yesterda7F
quiet .salt-Market steady at Fl: :ss y btl. Water
Lime Selling at 9oc q brl. PliBtsr-T2c hi
Canal Fzeights-BnatB scarce but rates unchang.
ed At 12c on wheat, and Lie on corn to New YORK.
believe The boat to s1flve: Lumber aasH to the
Hudson.
Received BY lake last ~ hours, so bn wheat,
ssoo ba corn ~ tons pork sna ~ ard' ' ~ 2 ath'
&sAippedb by csnal Is 40 bu wheat. s, ,s94 bu cop
and Him It lumber 1SAass. Hn,dt=
| TOLEDO. May 3-There is still It'll Activity N
| the market. Flour-:no change. W9eat-en9uiHly H
white red held at 106c- Corn holders and buy,
ers apaFt 49c ASKED yestsrday. Rya-dpil and n
| nominal at 60c. Oats-s09s9c. Bariey-dnn !;
sp1ing 45c; wdase. 5es Lake rasss ;,s same 2h@
| ALBANY, May 2-Flour and meal-with light
receipts and moderate stock Of -four, the market
is rather quiet which in part Is attributed TO- The
drmness Of holders Corn meal Is steady but q1det.
| doing. Sales $50 bu red winter etate at 81 -26.
Corn quiet at Gle for round yellow and 62fc for
| western mixed. In barley nothing has ttanspired.
Oats nominally unchanged, seeds-there is
medu n and l1c for 1arge. Timothy ID rather quiet
| at g. rs for nlinois.-Eeeaing Journal
, 1861-05-06

Sunk Ar 81. JpaERa.- The propeller Lady
Franklin, hsving In tow the hull Of the old
propeller Montszama. In coming out Of st.
Joseph on Wednesday, got the hulk on the
bar, She began to leak and 1t was thoughtad-
7tsahls to scattle her and start for Chicago for
assistance. Steam pumps will be sent over,
snd Will be cot Of Her cargo being railroad
ties, will Of course suffer no damage The
hulk IL Of small valne, and has been fitted Is
barxe to be towed by the Lady Franklin 1t
Is thought no difficulty Will occur In getting
it up again. -
MoNA11r.-Patrlotic envelop Is and letter
psDer have been got up by our enterprasing
friend McNslly, 81 Dearbor street. We hare
specimen before Us, anongat many others,
one appealing to the adopted citizens Of Irish
birth, md to the glorious memory Of the Irish
Brigade In which National sympathy will be
arounsed in looking npon the emble1ns Of
their native soil interviewer with that Of the
country Of their adoption. 90 and zee them.
TIE WHk7HXh.-The following Is the range Of
the thermometer for thn week, as noted by B. l.
o'Hara, at his Drug Store, No. 50, West Randalph
nnrner Gana1 Hfrpat
, 1861-05-06

The general markets to-day were more active,
and prices ruled higher Besides the usual ship
ping demand, there was good inquiry by the
holders of currency, the commercial confidence In
which continues on the wane.
The Flour market opened quiet; but owing to
an improved demand by parties aesirons of max
ing eastern exchange, holders were firm, and the
transactions amounted to but 800 brfs at 7zG9
500 for fair tn good spring extras. There was .
good inquiry for wheat and the market ruled firm
ut yesterdays outside quotations. with sales OF
about so,oo bushels. at e3k@s4Hc, for No. 1
Spring, und s0@s1e for No. Spring-snbtect to
&c storage. 1t the close the feeling WAS rather
tame, and the outside figures could not be obtain.
ed Corn Was in active request and the market
advanced x@1c, with sales Of 1oo. poo pusheas, at
37xc for River Yellow 1. Q. b.; S4a<c for RlverHig
Mixed aaoat; ssxc for River Mixed in store DC
storagc}; snd sa@aa4c for Mixed In atore, subject
to &c storage. oats we're in good demand and firm
at 1sc In store Rye was sold at 41c in store. Bar
ley was neglected. H1ghwines are very dull. No
thing doing in Provisions,
Freiehts are etesdF, Four vessela were engaged
at &c for corn 10 Buhaao. 10 for wheat to oswego
aud 13e for corn to the came port
, 1861-05-06
MONETARY >
SATURDAY Ev1H1Na, Nay 4, 1851.

2Aru1nAT HYNHTKA. NAV d. 4HH1. |
,1ux...s a1or+ 1,e contsn1c, to be made hv few
a aespstaso ...sa ~ ,,...s ~. t,a srrsnrenent
~ Sss.,,, =, ~. han1. "a h,.,nea men
.e .ssS ~. y. ~ .a-t,1,a ~ 49, ~ ,vsne. If the
MI ~ ~ 49, - .n,ss+sa 1,st II, the
s,. +. - ..s-sss..h. .4.s .S.s 1,a.rhanta
80 ~ .s "s -. .t..- ~ ~. ss,+rnrt.
- e.s.s ~ -. ~ ss.tn... ,nb1fc.
t*ea WHY ~oo~ t"1n nAn t'.' p1a1v""
hoping TO reap some advantage in the geAezal
wreck. or Ut least to bring others down to aeYel
VAN 1nen e"a Aas'g naas@aeo' a.. +t,,a
We need scarcely repeat for the hundfedtn time
that The currency Is no. ou. e.ntns aetsaa sa9a
the pohcy cur panketS ana 'ah,noa" 80 - =. =.
thought 1t wise to- adopt. simply because II N oe-
S,-s..1,na. r. n nou onr on1y circula
~ sHe Sl1eutasa.se. ~ 10 ~" ..i1x. n !.
ting medium and II tne wax 10 'o eoha,nae ~ -
ause oa.e ..,h,,s hos 1,es7 Tho d.fpct IN the
source o. ous s!'ap4ss -4ae 49, ,..N1ssa .1.,a.t
law by which banks could De mnltapheo amos'
"1tnout Au4. er,.s1~.,.a t.s a,snt,nr, +hat
Last meeting o1 tne hsslasuls, " e1s sa4s.,.es
only uhaols nonas nss saoe ~ hesn
"as'e -. ~ ~ o;oo.toa ~ so,oa sortv
feaucsa one1Ha4 ~ SA3e e3-~$'" ~
nanks sna nov soss w. naae ..ssa .s 1o
n1ns ~. ~ s aaa, ~ ~. sn.1n9 mil
VIII BE- oaaa R.t 11f 'n as so'n Is m
az 80 sa-+s - on+rsason. t,1seboods are inaustri-
a. - Tho nh,ic against the
.o=,s ..-ea 49, a a1ona resnonaitle for the
sar.as 49,. haa ha.- aaonted In regard to one
- s1,,ra its 1p,v IN tha nub1ic ear
VI enose us" T., +be intarest of reckless
through email conee'4 - ..'s - .na ~ +ha
I SPECTATORS, Chas. Ct. W1eRef, hsas oA7 u '"s
1.a;,o watar street merchants says:
teAone ""sN ... ~ ~. sr+ic1a IN he fa1se
Knowing tne suoeta1ii y. ~ 49, II II the menchanta
and Libel npon % %MAns; s;,,ar ~ deem It iine to nv
who signed Ins Joint ILL., 1hst o1ee r. many Of nv
own views anA = uus3 n4o a4ic1a "a : a1ande,-yes
friends to oenoanee ~ ~ t1r. ~ mercantile com
elander ngSH gptas 81 10 90 1nrh il dem1nds IN an
nuna3 a'.aa fbst ~ ia faisfty NAV be known.
teen conyfnced for some time that there
VAS an efE1rt beiug made By few to destroy pub:
1ir coincidence in ali Illinois money have labored
tn strenethen conddence in the currency, and thus
keen IN circulation, az believe, the best money
bae1 an synsate a. The Whole Mercantile Assoei
stfnn III testify Of the pIan that has been adopt
| ~ ana introinced resolution the I'd Of April
Sa*sa ~ +ha Assnriatinn. the object Of which Was
nslols tMe ~ ~ copntrv ioint circular en-
asf. ias then taken y the Marine and
ns+ ~ the n+her hsnIs: hence the movement fot
| iofnt Embarrassment did not originate alone with
~ hanfs and II Ia due to them to say that cir
nfatad ~ water etreet The circular and obtained.
| sn5sHont d,v coercion, the signatures Of many OF
e 1esed Ia tie ar3sle referred to that there
Ia neither stock security OF good faith to fall hask
upop. To the first charge, reply, that II amost 1
1our m1ens 9 o. ~ santern stocks are uot
a. Ist so,ca secnr1tv for circulation Of little
, 1861-05-06
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

~ T.. LII = 10'
FRE1GHTS--Steady. The engagements we're IS
follows: To OsWego: Schr Dreadnonght, wheat,
at 14c; schr Harriet Ross coEn, at 1ac To Buffalo:
schrs Rainbow and 10 Villas. corn at e.
FLOUE-Rece1Ved. y, ,235 ehtpped, 289. Mar
ket steady. Sales, 80 b6ls smith Mnls' fat
hoop. at IS del; 100 bbls "Fo1 River" ronnd hoop,
100 bbls ''Union'' round hoop. 100 bbls Sugar
River" round hoop, and 73 5bls good spring extro,
all at a 30 del 100 bbls .Shefteld' round hoop.
at 81 S. del; 200 bills .0shkosh City, flat hoop 1T
$44725E del 80 bbs Trio at $4.8o del; 1oO nhls
"Yonng America super at $a,7o del; as6 bbls
good Rpr1ng extra, round hoop, at q, 80 del; 165
hbls s'Ch1cago Mills fat hoop. at IS DEL
MiDDIINGs tons choice Middlings at
$3.50 on track.
"AEAT-AeoeiSea,; @ o, ,Sa9 ~ 61 sn1pped, q ,6s
bu. Market firm sales. 4.0o0 on NO Spring af
937sc In store x, W. Du az az tt4c n store 4,d0
bp do at 945$e N store; 2,0oo bn NO , Spring At
soc IN store 5,UO bu 90 al 90Bc In stofe; oo,1U
ba DO Ct s1e IN store. .oo,
CORN.-Reca1Ved ~. ~ bn shipped IL Gus m.
Market act{ye and 1x@1c higher. SaleB were,
, 1861-05-06
st. Lou1s Short Of Supplies.
The Missouri Democrat OF Saturday has the fol.

lowing:
: The market was short again to-day, mostly in
consequence Of light receipts There was very
little produce Offering, and the market in onr and
figure not before reached In the past month, and
unless supplies Of wheat reach this port soon It is
bound to 20 still higher. There was but little over
100 bags Of wheat received for the last twenty
ct compared to what Is required here for our city
mills. There was = much better feeling in cora
than at yesterday board, owing to very short re-
Is Considerable corn In the market, but holders
have no object in giving 1t away under present
circumstances. The want Of security which Is felt
by Northern shippers will un1neati0nahly gtya nj
short supplies for some time to come and The de,
mand for home consumption te BY 20 Means ineou.
siderable, Hence the stock QA Hand will soon be
exhausted, un1ess confidence ts soon restored.
, 1861-05-06

CHANCERY NOTICE-state Of
~ n1l4sta County Of cqe5 e15 sa-supe4tor c"uFt OF
Ffaaeas WhSins md jossph j. Whiting y; Panl l
Cornell Helen Gosns ab5a" Wns% 1ossoy ghs!ts @
con Semi, Ir. George 4uckhan, Holhert s1nales III
ham T. Barron, John W2edext 5zs. r. NosWAa sa Vt
Z F 3. assen CIV Wiiis@ Bsiisy: samuel Hove; I y;
Henry. Ada9soa p, NeEkirE. a j. bns1 1.sansa maIen
KsxoP psytd nFaen GRs5es 4 spnS nsasao
( T Ssatsas. 'd s1r.h y. Aspkia9, casTes 8. Nata.
George z. Spring Winthrop n spEn& I'LL T4oma5 sn5
Thompson. GeorS. l. BEyAn' CHARLES Z. 'a1sen al"
nasaa1% a3sa of r. noasssasaee ox wna T. Love
10y. Gideon seun Jr 9enont hoSsW6oai g. rso[s H
dan. aee1aa - Brysn. Ghssses Alsn, Edwtn Hoyf A
lanes n, johnson, a ], Buel Warren kaztga .a, aaa
+ Il ee q III
Eoses st 5e2ssy q s7sa to ne said wEa Love
s5 sa5sses ssae aoes:s assts1S s%sls. 4saTy p.!&
9sR sss esskf s chaiEzs 81 Aie
Complaint n said CouFt % tae CAance9 slas thexe2t
On tha 1s3h day Of Aa1ch i9s and tas1 s1 asG
% dsfsnas1ts. ssturna6e On .he h:at Aoaday of Apna
1s as !ax feagt9ed Aa9 49, XII II a:,a Con1i
q tsa rs 10 aax d aanss ssa
On tho nt11 Monday Of May ne1t lNl ,,u.p 1ov.
Nog, therefpre ualess J3n tae SAG Mao4h r. Z eorxe
Sasx6aa. Ho16sTt smaes, & E Henry paid 1t e.
den, George 4 Bryan, Charles G. Allen Edwa9 aoya oa
I'm oes Yso Ii Ell ps1soaa ee sd bsora
aid Superior Court Of Chicago Of Cook 1a1n II =
tue ta day Of tho next serm theIeof = 9s nq n.T
@ Ga = sss s:d sssr
~ sS,nDlsads I'd I'd ss ss
70 fSs pIsyef of sid 5ia WALTER K+aeafHie.k fie9k
a4iL0F d H9IrG39SS2cE: .pssAi4W
, 1861-05-06
HRQa1 advertisements.


MORTGAGE hereas,
Nl wtltam g. McWinzas did, on the nineteenth
daT Of October in the year Of our Lord one toonsaaA
eixht hundred and fty eight make, ezecute and d.
bearing dste the day and year Aforesaid. conTeyns
ment two certain prolssoEl mates q even dste
due In and two years after the date thereof r.
per annnfn, psyabIa a1nnaf1y, which sald mortgage
deed Is recorded the Recorders office In and fortne
~ nty Of Cook, ID ths stata Of iufnos in Bock il q
-aa At page 6s3 And whereas. also, default
hss bees ms tn he payment Of the SAD p!emiasos7
noW thefefore public notice : hereby giyan that
noxe1 sna artaeriy ID me vested u and b. sad mort
6Sssssed, "a f6a loth day of My. 4 issi at tsa
cIock IL the forenoon Of said day. At The north door
of @ he en1 House i he sty of Ghteage esIl At e. pa
desosa e pscS e esffem E m 9f ~, .nd ,S
ssne pfetnites described In and conveyed BY sata
mCrtE3Ee deed, to Wit: Lot numbered I'VE I} n eEb
dvtsoa bock numbered tEsnty,ssys9 @ N H. IL
cf section twenty two ~. sox1.hip thtrty.n:ae {a,
said toge!er with " and equity ct redemption ot
the aid William 3. NC a9 1elss ana a. 'ens
4heFe1n- JOEL GU kill Hort&akee.
Chicago. ApFfl. 13G. apl7-ao4id
, 1861-05-06

BUFFALO ELEyAroRs:-During the uast winter
and eprng, four new elevators Lave been built IL
this city. detailed notics Of each OF which has
been given. The nNmher Ia now seyantaen. Their
storage capacity ts Is follows:
, 1861-05-06

: Total storage capacity. ,G6h, 600
It will be seen from the foregoing that we have
a stnrage capacity for grain Of more than three
millions OF bushels. The seventeen elevators, II
canal boats hfty-fya thousand bushels per hour,
which is equal to one million three hundred and
twenty Thousand bushels every twenty-four hours.
-Bn6dl0 ErprsSs.
, 1861-05-06

.
achr Rasoaute, Hammond, BudAlo, Il, 900 bn cnrn.
schr peah1er, Mann, Budslo, ta,aoo bn corn.
echE uxaka, Baeden, ogdensburE; 10 :90 t4 corn.
echr Athaaisn, McAdams, Bufhlo. 1s00 bn & cofn. r.
sshz ats&ara' sa,7 johnson, colline"ood' 14'"" 0a
achr Mitchell Reynolds, ooouto.
Schr A1ezy, Fleuedeld, Haekata Herhor.
schr RohfEes, Andfus, Budalo, II. 900 bu eosa.
Schf Aaien, Morris. Buffalo II, 600 bn eofn4
81 sisase. HseEey. Bsaas1o: 14ho nasqsEh: q
8chr Lone Star, Jameson, Buffalo. 1aV0 bn e@fn.
echr Maxeppa, Mltehel, Raaa1o, 18 0o9 bu corn.
sehs 0erhade, Auige, But1alo, u: ~: :6o M nns91n:. .
eehF Nelson, Pattans Kingstont u, ,e3 p0 Weeas'-
Sthf 81 Tempo, Lemon, Buhalos 9 1og oo Waeat'
8ehT Fremont, Flint, Bdffalo. II, 100 pm eofa.
schr Morris, Keaf, Buffalo, IT 100 hn corn.
schr FairchI1d, barry, Qswego. 10 goo bn wheat.
Brig Vim. Treat, Fifth BufS3o; g, a14 bu ooru.
Sehf Baltic, Baker, Bnff&lo. 19.099 BE- corn.
schr Mariner. Hackets, 0gdenshurg, 1h'4oo On
Bark stu1Ees, Faith Bus1o, + sss 81 e9 e s9sn, 70 ,
schr VeEmont; Ingerhn1n, BuSaalo, y; ;0W 9u coEns
sehr, Mariner, Snow. nsMegot u sec = by e cheat. M
sehr Mazeppa Pery, Qgdenann.R, lS44 oa asa1t eos1
schr Handy, Hackett, Kingston, ID 9sta h b9 wheat.
Schr Whfte Cloud, E1lsey, Bndalo, I6 N0 ou corn.
Brig crnHA. MuAne. KfnRBfuHx 33,QQ0 0U W1F8t-
, 1861-05-06
The s,ovs ss3e u hezeaY postponed until Tuesday,
"a mt 2 ~ = = s,ae aoof GH4{ 4aREauRY Trustee


r AND5 FOE SALE CHEAP,
d Ksh kssf isisnd. 8eenst ~ Iske, esse
He 1ima Ind 1tzlaa ~ THOMAS & GRkEaE
Tit1e peetset. TaE!sA t4sY. 4VQly n H 10. Hn&A
ia, IL A1k6odaGs (h1ch BaasE hGtGAna.. IaA9 Sfk48
, 1861-05-06

The Toronto G'obe, OF the aoth. says the appear
ance OF the winter wheat crop ia very favorable
notwithstanding the backwatdpess Of the season.
The last week OF fine weather ard the recent warm
rains, has worked wondrous change for the bet
ter, and the crop promises much more abundantly
than It did this time last year There ia now crest
week Of fine weather will be the greatest blessing
The country can receive.
, 1861-05-06

Mr. Wm. P. spau1ding, brother Of Capt. spauld-
the Ice disappearing rapidly, and the chances for
unimpeded navigation ane From the account be
brings there is not ehadow Of doubt that the
Northern Light, Capt. John Speeding, which leaves
Hanna, GarTettson g. Co.'s Dock, On Friday eve:
ming, will 60 through without the slightest difficult
ty-GHer Herald. I'd,
, 1861-05-06

SATURDAY EvxHMa, May 4, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past twenty-fou houra:
, 1861-05-06
THE CITY.

:. THE CITY. |,
i sas~. Ia.s's Rssssfi.on iii. at National
ra.,.-., lanes q. Lane of Kansas reached ,
iii. catv on Friday. The knowlsdge Of his |
presence in the city caused the general e.
nr.sssm OF 4 deslre to zee and hear him before
q Chicago audience. In response to this
sz,outaneous wish, National Hall wss opened |
and gathering Of several Thousand people
met on Saturday evening to fecaive and be
addressed bJ him. :..
j. Tha utmost enthnaiasm prevailed, and the
fsllxut General waa received with tunultuoue
appause u he came forward. He was Intro,
aaneed BY John Lyle King, Esq, in hne1
md appropriate tribute to bis position, and
services. The ttstar epangled Banner Was
brourht forward md called ont nine trernen-
dons cheezA
Gen. Lane made stirring and patriotic ap-
peal to the audience to support the nag and
stand by The Government. HI rejoiced that
the North vss IN nuit. The Government Is
now stronger than at any time during the past
twenty I've years. he sid the actual Presi-
dency Of the United States ended with the
Fillmore administration. The present Adj
zninistration had existed only few weeks,
yet it had already proved much stronger than |
thst Of Pierce, or Buchanan He reviewed,
ably, the present aspects Of the struggle and |
closed With an eloquent appeal in behalf Of |
the Government.
During his speech he caused to be exhibited
&o $ha varffAh1a T34nnf0n 11AU. /
, 1861-05-06

Attention, Home Guards, Company 81
THEaE WILL BE A MEETING OF SAID
Accompany At West Market Ha11' o. or Monday ssaay
III membeS Is Expected to be on hand prompt at
ne tine. as the roll VIII be called soon thereafter.
Per order Of EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
, 1861-05-06
"a r RI r y. -
n. t.enh int nv thn R.v. Doctor Kelly, Of tbs
1entsennn1 Church, Mr. JOHN. WILSON and Miss j.
F6PT EAHNRf0N, both OF this city.
DIE d ,

Tn this citv 1t fs fesadence corner ct K9ef9r ana
cooiidee at;eeta On the ~ Of MY. 1ssa. AicaAHh
- Us1eFo, T., r, md Rs&ttnasre, Nd. papers
, 1861-05-06

ARRIVED. May g.
Resolute, Athens, 90 C yds rnbble stone,
Imperial, Loekport, 16G0 hsls -four.
] L Alexander, 1ockport, 5231 bu corr
Mazeppa, Morris, 600 ba corn.
Troubadour, Lockport. 4Oo0 bu corn.
Badger State. Iasa1le, $500 hu enrn-
Union, Laealle, $3.50 ba coEn.
Banner State, Iazalle, 1854 tu corn.
CRrinda, Lasalle, 400 bu corn, 50 bsls highwipes
aiAwatha, Laaalle, 1850 bu corn,
CLEARED. May 8.
D Y Bell, Lockport.
Rob't Holmes, lasalle.
Alonzo Leach, Lasalle.
, 1861-05-06
4 NTHRACITE COAL.
1nt nRsr ARRIVAL pFTAE sEAsan.

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BLo83BpRR, Tn 4s1tt6a Hsav
IACKAWAHA, large eEE 9f3eL
4ANkAWANA, 3IEaAlt ex& Eza.
s.S LA0EAWAHA, range xl1a
i<,' A. H. mEEKER, +i
Dock foos Of North Market steet above Wells street
Bridge. Apaeeae&lW