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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-21

pvou saa.....,.., LAUREL HILL Heno......... PM
3 Memphis -. FERD. KENNETr, Briefly. pm
nzy.Jntte Coust Steamer Creole NOttCc-FOR
Pc rhrean-Thu steamer CREOLE will leave the PontGhar
tn Rail DAD on TUESDAY MORNING, the 22d Inst by the
ock Returning, il exneeed to leave Pass Chris Tau
IN Tuesd4y 22l inst. z T, NJ. The Creole does
10 he gond Pass Christian for the present.
Freight only far Pass Christian, That for beyond
should be marked of +. g. Helrn Pass Christian"
leaves by the o'clock train. returning day
will arrive during the nght FREIGHT must be shipped ie ah
previous.
he following of fare will hereafter be charged
Cabin fare to Bay ST Loui and Pass Christian. 81 80
Children and Servants %
R. GEDDEs, Agent
Eeg Orleans, Oct, 81, 1851 o2 II
Ra-N. .. and Mobile Mail Line Notice-For
MoleTne Mail Line Steamer Ca lfDbNlA Is expected to
leave The Pontchartrain Railroad WEDNESDAY ETEEING,
the 23d lust by the o'clock ears. Returning will leave
Mobile on FRIDAY MORNING. go
For the present following rates Of freight and passage vi
b. charged by this Line, viz
tNbln Fare 90 "
DecR (
Barrels Moiastes, per barrel "
H. az WI,;,Iy Tf,uots a,r ,.....,,,..... IS
Barrels Pork Beef etc .......,,....,........., 60
Hall bbls ,..... ..:..; ,.......,'' %
Barrels Flour and dry Barrels Sacks Coffee, etc 81
Casks Bacon. -
Measurement goods. per foot ~
Sacks Corn ~ bushels ~
Other goods in proportion. -. ,,
Bis iatng mt he taken In Nil cases: Apply TO-
oDi B. GEDDES. Agent.
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Arrivals ana Departures.

BRExKN-sesmsNip New ork-Hr Aschenberx lady and
dsuRhe Mrs sothrr and child Mr. motz DAD Won
belnuth Nj l l. Arnold Mr. fe,fer Mr. Rueger Mr.
Hot1ott sn of New ork; Mr. Brauer and LADY Mr. u
0yse arr lady. all Of rev .rlesns; Mr. Henry Solansn
sgIt Of Mr. Bordin mrs Mayg .rethA Fedmann and child
Galfovpia; Mr. Fred Bertel, Chisgo; Mr. Frsncs
v ell hauer lady and two children Williamsburg l.
Mn nna tey.r and two children, Mrs Gesche and
chd. MRS Eohnhol 2. Mrs Arna Gerdts and child
Bertha Gloekner, hr q Lssky and lady Mr. Michael A
COrruS sr Lehman, Mr. A 4 Won ceten, Mr. erm
samuel, Nr HeTm BohleD Mr. Louis 6leu, Mr. Ullmann
all New YORK Mr. Leopo Rruck Boboken, Nr Diedr
Kahrs Augusta Ga; Capt de SUR Bremen; Mr. schmidt,
ard osnghsir indtnnsS sr q hesssnorSh sr U aor
Dort Mr. Carlo triy- Mr. mann I'D lady Charss
Mipp srM MI pe,, MIR Jul Iube,dalc Mr. Johr Lorepz
fsaght-r Mis- / NINA frcke Chicago Mr. Thomas MORT
Der oueton, 1exas-aI liz In the seerage-Tota III.
WILMINGTON, C-stesmsbip orrh Carolns Geo Myers
Grin yeys Yrs Madden, Lewis bsnawr II Goldman Jno
smith, b. 7sbetb Fremont Lews Myers and wife Jno Ro
gers, Artes, Mrs kell and children.
RIcHMosp &c-stesmship Yosktowp-O Williams aud
lady, MIS- B. Tgh, bass kdwd BACK Miss Foutaine,
MIS- hosst smp bosscamp, eniz, LADY and children,
Robert silvey, lady and children, Mrs Griffin, Vrrel
bowie-apd l in the steer,
sAvsn AB-steamshtp Fiouda-Miss Andrews, Mrs An.
drews mrs Marouey W Freder1~ks. Jas e Ward, W Y
mis- Mrs Fauston. Mrs Sterns Mss Plenty L smith
Keller re- l. speed. n ss Speed Charles Rhoda I'D.
ward Brewer Cbas Moore, Bul1.v. Chas II Fare l.
las Fapns ster, John newton, Mrs hall Mis- Hail. Akin
nd lady h Cha ,in jr, W May Cameron, r
Bsrnun N 81 oeck, and others.
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SATURDAY, April 1877 N.
FIoUg.-The flour market may be quoted q shade
lower ana very du only 600 bbs Of all kinds have
been sold including shipping grades Of exrs State
s. 30 q s. 40
WHEAT s unusually quiet, and In somewhat unset
tied Sales were made Of only "a coo bushels Al 81 10
81 60 for white and 81 30 81 81 for red Western,
81 80 for Milwaukee club, 81 rs for Chicago spring.
CCRs ID oppressed with sales Of 20 coo h's ,~s NJ
&c for round yellow, 81, re. sc for new, and ssc
u CSC. for old mixed Western.
RYE Sales 900 bushels for export at ooc.
BARLEY and oats quiet
ASHES up TO IS 50 for pots and % IS 30 for
pearls
Provisions and cotton unchanged.
wHEKEY.-5aes 800 bbb i lshe. Isxc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, April l3-6 p. M.

SATURDAY, April 1916 P. M.
The announcement that hostIities had actually
broken out at Charleston startled the public this
mornings but there was no panic. Stocks Tell, with
the exception of governments, which were very
firmly held; but people generally seemed to &C
cept the fact an event which had long been in
evitable, and as q not unwelcome termination to q
period of intolerable suspense. Nothing was done
in money exchange. The war was the sole topic
of conversation in every circle.
At the Stock Exchange this morning moderate
business was done. The border States led off the
decline by falling -Missouris, 2; yirginias, q Ten
nessees, "a per cent. The general speculative list
had sold very low before the Board. At the Board
racine mai declined 314, as compared with the
last quotation of last evening; New York Central,
~; Erie. ~; hudson, 211Ss; Harlem preferred.
~; Reading, %; Michigan Central, 2; gaaran-
teed q; Illinois Central, 2; Galena, e;
Toledo, /; Rock Island, "a. After the Board
the market was steady. In the afternoon
the market was quiet without much business. At
the close dulness prevailed The following were
the last quotations of the day:-Tennessee 6's, 70
a "a; Virginia 6's, 67s4 60; Missouri 6's, 5slI a
"a; Canton, l21s 1879; Pacific Mail, 76s4 II;
New York Central 7zss Is; Erie, 2S1I "a;
Hudson River, 80 "a; Harlem, 1917 II do pre-
ferred, So a; Reading, IS "a; Michigan Central,
4sA u; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana,
l4a "a; do guaranteed, 3lA 80; Panama, lilo
ll3, Illinois Central, So a Is; Galena and Chicago,
6s14 n; Cleveland and Toledo, 291i; Chicago
and Rock Island, 4sl6 5s; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, $50 a 69A; Illinois Central bonds, 81
IS.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
TO day
Receipts. 256 o7l 81
For customs Observation-Disclosures. 42OO0 90
Pay ments 4S6 7g7 10
BsIsDce ,2TS rs
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $is,620562 ss, and the balances
STA ,S63 81.
The following table viii compare the exports Of
the seven PRINCIPAL staple articles for the week.:
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The Alleged Corporation Corruption.
6ttrhiVh SOuhI.
before gbics Justice Bos ror


before Cbics Justice Bos worth
|oR0v mouSrJoy, TIA RsreAcToey WITNESS, RrxASDwD
TO cusropy.
Arrn 3--fr The Mstev IF ne Application Of George
ouspoy T. b. Dscha-ced from Cu,ted.. James T.
Roy moved for the oischsrge OF Mr. Monsjoy from the
nm'ims ns Issued BY Judge Ibsrahsn at the Court OF
Yer and Termmer.
sr Bra"y coutend"d that Il I'D no, appear from the
der or IT. IN the commitment that the Court Of Oyer
rcSwincr hsd jurisdiction of the person that Il aid
appear from the order Of commitment tb.t any mat
or proceeding ~as pending before the Grand Jury "a
bch The question asked was pcrnen. uatcria thai
Cd appear from the o. commitment tn a. the
md Jury we're duly AID legally summoned or EN-
|rnellef for any urt having j1rs1ctop o, any SUI,
Mater 20 which tho question proposed pertinent
II Material
The Court held that contempt pIanlv Oh ,rge, in
oomm'tuen, end dciect Jurisdiction appear
go she i~ce ~ such m m,mcnt; that the property
the crcssou halnia tho On stion put 10 iounto7 ~
"egai sni proper" could not be reviewed on hAosas
.rpue.
Tbe prisoner WIS therefore rcmandei
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Axrrp

PHnADsPHIA. April Is, 1851
BtrokD heavy. Pennsyivania state SIS. 81; Reading
Railroad, TX; Morrp Canal, 40; Long Island Railroad
20, Pennsylvania Railroad, 39x Sight exchange on
New York ut par 0 ITO PEI cent discount
PHr.ADEl PHA, April Is, 1881.
Flour quiet at IS 81 S. GO Wheat ouoyant ga es Of
10000 bushels red, 81 SO; choice, 81 IS. Corn firm
ra'e~ 81 600 bushels yellow, coo. &C Whskey steady
at l7Lc o $50.
BALTIMORE, April Is, 1861.
Flour dull; Howard street and Ohio and City Mil, are
held 81 $b s7h; sales have been made Wheat lrm;
red, 81 so . 81 &c. white, 81 40 q 81 e5. Corn urn
mixed, &c $50 yenw, toc. a Gle. Pork advanced
6oc Lard, s1c. Coffee firm AZ 1876 1870. Whiskey
dul at IL hl73xc,
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Tho interior banks o. south Carolina are s,ill
weaker. We give those Of Columbia, the seat Of
government
Dpnest o~csrm. Sore Spsr> p. DL
rxchs.g~ Bsrk 10 ie2 co. $40 a.c4s 4 sent
onmsfe'a' h~k mesa 90f.sss rfss ecsnts.
The following Ia q statement Of the approx.
mate earnings Of the Pi,,sbarg. Fort Wayne aud
Chicsgo Railroad Company during the month Of
March. compared with the same period Of last
wear viz
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ohciel Drawings or X. France ~ Cas-
pea~ " teriesAuthorzed by Of Assembly passed
January 1909 Grants 70 run twenty years. -
Sussex Couhrs-cIAss 80, Drawn April Is 1861.
81, u, 80, ~, Gil, 8, 81, 50, 90, q, 20, "a, 81.
6sAsp cossotloAipn-ClAss 10 Drawn April =, 1851.
66. 20, ~, o2, ~, G5, IL, 6, 81, a., 40, 50.
Circulars sent fres Of sAsrTe hy address ng
Il FRANCE co, Managers,
wilmington, delaware.
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Wood, Eddy ~ Co., Managers or tho


Wood, Eddy ~ Co., Managers OF the
KENTUCKY, MISSOURI AND ptlAw
Authos'z'd by the Legislature
The subscribers Con un~snes sppoined to superptend
irg atsepdsd the rwfpg seniucky state Lot
res the benefit OF the rsakor do hereby
tiy hs the following are the numb RS which this day
EsTRA CLASS III April Is 1861
80, rs, Is, so, 80, 66, 10, 81, 2, 50, 4, 8, %.
Glass 22S April Is, 1861.
Is, 80, l, SO, Go, 40, Al, 81, liz, 7, 80, II, co.
hands at Covingscn, KY, this Saturday. April
Is 1861.
!ASk sSS 8 4 ssSs " Commissioner.
Circulars schemes the month win be mailed
FREQ Of charge by sending 70
Covington. Ky. 81. Louis. No. or Wilmington Del
NOTICE. All tickets In the Delaware State Lottery will
hereafter be decided by the drawings OF tho Kentucky State
W., &. 4 CO., Managers
EspensChe1d's Spring style OF Gentle
mems Dress Bat for 1861 Is the Perfection OF symmetry and
The handrcmcs Hat he has TUNED out and not
IS 90 KsPENsCHRIO. LIB Nassau street
The Ladd h Webster Sewing Machine
Wheeler & Wfls0n's Improved Sewing
Machines st reduced prices Onice ouo Broadway.
Billiards -Twenty-two Phelan's Tables.
Nos W and 81 East Fourteenth street, Union square.
Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated NOiseIsss
Sewing Machines 496 Broadway New York
Tea Trays, Door Mats snd every De-
L.. H. la
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Tho Nova scOtian Outward Bound.
PORTLAND, Ne, April 10, 1891.
The steamship Nova Scotian sailed n quarter past
our O'Clock this afternoon for Liverpool
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rsfrngs Ian. 4 10
Mach Si........s esa 600 sss fcs fm soa
" viii he seen. upon reference 10 ~ advertise
msnt In another column. thai The Cleveland and
To'eso nsilrosd Company arc ready 10 receive Ia
exchange fr thsr slnkiag fund mortgage besas
all other outstanding bo1ds. Tia laaaoamcnts Coz
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TotsI....s3 90 bt5 10 3di ,2s3 e2s4 $50 b27 org
Increase ts ect pared wth lsto. ss7o1 70s
We annex statement which dscloses the weak
ness 81 the banks Of South Carolina on the LIST
inst. according 70 the returns Of the State Comp.
troller:---
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A Large Ship Wrecked

NOkfOLk, April IS, 1851.
reported that large ship wss wrecked during the
late s.oTm, and that seventeen lives were lost.
The vessel s said 70 be the Witchcraft, already re-
ported
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Tea Trays, Door Mats snd every De-
scrpon of House Furnishing Gooda rednc-
ton in prccs nj h. ID. BAssFORDs, Cooper nsttute N "
Illustrated cal alogues freq.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL IA, 1861.
NEWS FROM rBg NATIONAL CAPITAL.

wAsmSoros, April 49, 1861.
TIE President In the exercise OF hts discretion 70 de-
sgIse ewspsper here IN which The executive adver.
'semer's sba'f be pubhhe in addition the two pa
pers publishing them by virtue Of their circulation has
designated the National Republican
Earl Bill to day appointed Marshal for the North
dsic of Ohio; Alexander Murdock for the Western
strict OF Penney and Robert B. Carnahan Ator
Icy for the Western district OF Pennsylvania
The Lights az ssvannah, &c.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 10, 1851
The ehs Tybee and In the haIbor hAye been dscou-
tinued for the present.
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IS6I,
al sssn am's,


1851. a. .snaa's, 1851.
You CAN FIrD
Haas duh al T Ssc.s Cox ei aiiss d ~:
hs s g, a s.'. n :i Sas: :ps sns s;
Hats for straight hair for cufiy
Has for travelling, shooting ssiirg;
. Fats "a, ram proc, in storm: ~, asfs,ine.
h a. o Sr IN. fise'I sI . Of .sS ss,,,,
Hats ID at almost wear FOREVER;
h ss for ,p.s an, ~ watering plsscs
hss with which = room y enter;
ps's ~ many an pes uncommon;
ss% :iaSs AZ sisGsy Of %sans:
Hats light, pliabIe and elastic;
Haes less flexible and plsstic;
Has ss o. g%, s,e sy n.s for passors
hats upma,che d for ventilation;
Hats for young ana Tor children;
is s.s sSy 40. asl s sssi' ss1 asi
Fats for soldiers hats for sailors;
llas that grace the wort OF taiors;
pa s at Tnsks rouR and ryv dollars;
tn Tor gentlemen and snhola,s
GERM, SlS broad .y.
Sec sotfce NJ Rev. DIR. Riggs Lecture ON
Pioscly,ism and Pious Frauds
wheeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices Office COG Broadway.
% Spring sbsnghae Overcoats,
ut kVANg, 60 and o. Futon street
- Spring shane hae Overceats,
At EVANS &c and 68 Futon street.
s. Spring Shanghai Overcoats.
AT EVANS, CO and u Fulton street
------------------
81 Spring shapshac Overcosts,
at EVANS, 10 and Is Fulton street.
--------------
stEvANs', &C and Is Fulton street.
at EVANS, 6s and ss Fulton street
Storms 50 30 GentJemen's Dress Hats
UpturI.ssd tor beauty, style and MATERIAL any price
no. jse brsd~ay, Howard doteL
p,GsBse ssssms nder saEs-wIth Pa
tent pon proof locks bars and burglar
q College s'''' aoBhsr ',s'
aid ~, inr sod! sell government. 9Th iosfty aud
way ~"'' - -, - - !, 80 500 ''' ''''
General Beauses ara ut Gurney's Gale
] B. a sSs 90 To.s 81
'''' ~''N '' " J. ocnSsi a SON, 7O7 Broadvay
Gurecy's Gallery, TOT aroadway.-Car-
ylste' o. az the american ceeenss nssss,ly on
Gard Albtuls, btauoA, fAssephrV'ut@ 6u
y. SnSEf a SON
BstrbeBoy's Newly Invented Wigs anG
russ irnly ~on6e vi cnens art Cal and
sh.sn 81 IL bond street. o send for card.
Media vsa Cream Forces the Hair and
shs.sr e gro. n,yrsny 500 :, w. = sA'ohE
asssnes.r's Rssr Dye.-ReIsabie and un.
.sn,tsrern~bsek brown Factory ~ sa~clsy street
80 sppsa at ". a. BArCBkL0Fs 10 Bond street
cr"rsdoss's hair bye, wigs ANA Ton.
r-es w the World Wholesale aud RETAIL and the
a. psNatsly sTTied NO Aston bouse
rsvsv Cos.psatnt Infsl1sbIy Cured by
HHeYyai lila They powerful than caIornel cr
80. hsiuna rufsy vsseats for the deli.
sss a., guaranteed 70 entirely hardening asd
~ - NIT "a the liver.
r,vss~@-~swsh q Cos Radical Cure
rru@ No yssey ssree, Assor nou,e opposite the church
Trusses, Elastic stockings, shoutaer
pr~-w- susy~rspv Re,dsr~s Ar Dsa GLOVER 4
rhoRNE, ~ Ana strives, under bsrnuu's Museum
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The Ladd Il Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for atty dollars At t00 Broadway.
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NEW YORK LEGISl.ATURE.

Senate
ALBANY, April 10, 1851.
The Senate receded from ,s amendments the supply
u, giving pay {, clerks ana 5000 to Lima Col.
pe. ,be bill " thus hnay PISSED
Mr. PsossAR attempted 10 take up the bill imposing
III mill TO pay interest the Canal loan Of 1884,
II the motion was hst by IL TO Ia
The bill 10 In pose eighth mill tar Tor the sup
ut OF the government was passed; also tue bills 70
reno the act crDcernne the proof OF ws; u aneof
s revised statues relative - tri-ls by jury; - amend
e act te promote ayr initure, ana the Brooklyn Dsh
eecopa attempt TO take No the Half Nil Tax bill
opp Fed by Nr Sessions aud M ain failed
he SeDsie tpen task ap the rep rt Of the committee
Investigate the chGgrs against the Hssbor Masters.
Assembly,.
ALBANY, April 10, 1851.
Mr. BIseHAx, as privileged ques,,on, presented re-
Dr., from the judiciary Committee alleged abuses tn
. sysem Of drawing juries aud talesmen, in which
aees are made ,ha, dse Gould RANGED the Of
70 pers 70 the shcr II who he whed drswn tsss-
IN Tho COMMITTEES thins the matter should DO inves
gated during the ecess hat do not think enough inves
sticn has yet been made to warrant Impeachment.
icy ak leave 70 investigate during ,hs recess,
Mr. K.RsAs believed the whole matter would be found
sceptibe TO y satisfactory explanation. Juge Go lid
I'd not pcen beard, but Mr. Herman understood that
sUes htbded 20 Judge Goula by side Justice OF
punty Who desiroue - have goon men as taesmcn
"a aiug the that hal existed in Albany county
ID svs g.e sej The snrnmoning of tnese men
Mr. bsspnicr bore testimony to the seriug character
pa integrity OF one Of the men thus drawn--tne otner
DID not kuow.
On the suggestion OF Mr. PnncE the report aii
~ table tor the presant
The bill To- establish Nautical School in New York
v Dor wss passel.
The ~ a. ondn The acts and Increase the power %
olares pubnc amended 10 strise cut tho Sec
100 pe NJ ing tlt u vi
Bunb sr OF bile at heal interest passed. The
ous- then. BY resolution took up preferred bifls IN
bu,mit,ee of the Whole
~.
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IOts'. &}tZ lA $St .Z3b
Increase % week compared with that OF 1860 1853 62
The following IL a comparative statement of the
value Of exports from the commencement Of the
wear 10 April IL
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Wheeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines Ct reduced prfcea Onioe 6U6 Broadway.
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Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated NOiseIsss
Sewing Machines. 496 Broadway, New York
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months and &c DAYS .
Tue FRIENDS OF the family respectfully invited -
attend the furera avg residence OF ner par 1, No
Battery place, on this u s.andayl - - ~
WoRI~ ~okTh.-- On ~ 4 Anru ~ :, -. -,
dencs o. bis parents, ~ Eighty tout 'r,aes -" go
Firth avenue, OF short but sev.re sicsnes R,os..
FoRIs, brd 500 Of William wordswo !, nsa,,o, =,
lay, ard Charlotte, his wife, aged q geare 10 months
and 0 days
inviter attend the funeral, Trinity Cemete,. ~
Sun az afternoon, at 3 O'Clock
IondoD papers please copy
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Billiards twenty-five Phelan's TIA blcs
Nos. W and 81 East Fourteenth street, Union square
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Storms 50 DO GentIemen's Dress Hats
Upfu.ssd for beanty style and material, at any price
no. Iio broadway Howard tiotel
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nsffsBee SeSs ma nder Safes-Wfth Pa
tent nov proof locks aud and burglar
r.H tloeb and parior Depot g. Murray street,
corner OF College place. ROBkhT n PATRI X
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were ,562 ss, and the balances
STA 1858 81.
The following table win compare the exports Of
the seven principal staple articles for the week
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y.sb.,ty or DsBtb, sr slavery and Den tn
II. Gnt or The hsckskins OF bondage Iso mirons
aa hsif for speedy self 9th liberty aud
"a ay reality photographed BY HoLsEs $50 broad
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-21
The Wood Co. DRUG Sto, .

rs REMOVED to the building lately o cupied
i by NJ. Levy, one door below the Bank, where
NAV be found Patent Medicines of all kinds.
Nickwood, Cutbar, Madder, Indigo, r. Chro-
mate Potash, &C., &C., &c. Alse, Fanny Arti-
cles of all descriptions, Yankee Motto IS. Con
fectionery of all kinds, beside Static nerv-a
full and complete assortment, such IS Ruled
Foolscap, Blank Foolscap, Ruled Letter Paper,
Blank Letter Paper, Gilt-Edged Letter Paper.
Note Paper, Blank Cards, Pens, E, ,elopes,
Writing Books, States, &c, sc. Particular
attention given to preparing physicians pre-
scriptions Cotton rags taken in exchange
for goods.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-21

The Board Of Supervisors of the County of
Wood do order and determine as follows, to
wit:
See. /. This county is hereby divided into
Commissioner Districts as follows: District
Number l, shall comprise the towns of Grand
Rapids and Saratoga; District Number ,, shall
comprise the towns of Centralia and Dexter
District Number 3, shall comprise the towns of
Seneca and Rudolph.
See. .. This order shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
The undersigned, Chairman and Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of Wood County, do
hereby certify that the above order was passed
Aug. 9th, 1861, and that the above is true
and correct transcript of the original order,
SETH REEVES, Chairman.
W. ". BOTkIN, Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-21

The Board of Supervisors of the County of
Wood do order and determine as follows, to
wit:
See. l. All of Townships 81 and ., Range
4. are hereby detached from the town of Sen
eca. and the same is hereby attached to and
shall hereafter comprise part of the town Of
Centraha.
See. >. This order shall take effect and be
In force from and after April lst, 1862.
The undersigned, Chairman and Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of Wood County, do
hereby certify that the above order was passed
Aug. 27th, 1861, and that the above is a true
and correct transcript of the original ord n.
SETH REEVES, Chairman
". ". B0TkIN, Clerk
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-21
Attention. Volunteers.

The undersigned, having been commission
cd by the Governor to raise company ofVol-
untcers for three years, or for the war. takes
this methed to communicate the fact to the
public. As soon as forty men are enlisted
they will be called into quarters at this place
at the expense of the State and when recruit
cd full, be sworn into service, and march to
the scene of War. The company will be ready
to leave here soon as the 10th October,
and now is the time for men to enlist who are
willing to stand by their country in its hour OF
peril.
DANIEL HOWELL.
Grand Rapids, Sept. 6, 1861.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-09-21

THE SOUTHERN REBELIIoN-Such
is the title Of a pamphlet (of which we
are the recipienD published weekly at
New York by James D. Torrey. We
have examined the first four numbers
of the work, and find it to be, what its
title purports, an accurate history of
the rise and progress of the rebellion,
which will be continued to the close Of
the conflict. What it contains can be
relied upon as correct and authentic,
being compiled from official documents
Extracts from important speeches, and
the more important documents of ma
tional nature, are given; making it a
useful text-work for every family and
library throughout the land.
The first number contains abbrevia-
ted accounts of the many rebellions
which have threatened our government
since its construction, beginning with
the whisky instruction of 1871, and
closing with the primeval movements
of the gigantic rebellion which now en-.
crosses the attention of the civilized
world. Its style is graphic, lucid and
unusually entertaining. predict fol
it an extensive circulation.
Orders for the work should be sen
to Fred,k Gerhard, box 1901, New
York City. We will act as agent 70
the work,