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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-26

ny Dad niggas Ulut. !.
'Pshaw, SllA ySur coming De possun,
that ganswon't work with me. They
isp,A1 1better niger than Jiz, IN sh South
Urolina. know him well.'
'Praps he am reckon he am good
duff nigga
y Good enough nigga, Scip! Why, !
etell you he is splendid fellow; just =
true as steel. He's been North with the
Colonel, often, and the abolltica'sfs have
tried to get him away .; he knew be could
gos but would not bulge an inch
knsw be wouldn't, said the darkey,
q pbasurable CLEAN passing through his
eySs; dat sort don't run; dey face do
music!'
why don't they rum wha. DO you
,xnean 2
H Muffin, massa-only dsy'd ruther stay
Il har.'
I Come, Seip, you've played this game
fcag enough. Tell me, now, what thst
lookyou gave each other when you shook
hands mean'T
What loob, massa? Oh. l s'posc ,,txar
cause w both hee'd Of each other
Twas Itorc than that, Scip. BE
frank you knows at you can trust me-
WAL, dcn,I massa, ~ replied, adding,
after short pause, ID els Roman call
you Yankee can youl l6ess!
If shonlp guess would be that il
Il: don't M can dhischief, sar,' aid the
darkey with tone aud air that would nos
have discracS IA cabinet officer; i only
mean light a1k-si
1T means that the. : is sasoe Sc ;suu-
derstanding between you -
i told you, massa,' he replied, relaps-
ing into his usual manner, dat de blacks
am all frce.pIasons. cabe Jim Dc grip,
and he know'd me He'd u known my
name eff you hadn't tole him.
Why would he have known your
name"
Cause gate de grip dat tole him
why did be call you Scipio? l called
you Scip,'
oh. de larkeys all do dat. Nobody
but dc wlite folks call me Scip. Ican't
say no more, massa; shud break de oath
eff did :.
You have said enough to satisfy mo,
Scipio, that there is secret league
among the blacks, and that you are .
leader in it. Now, | tell you, you'll get
yourself into a scrape. I've taken a
liking to you, Scip, and should be very
sorry to see You run yourself into dan
ger.
Il tank you, ma>sa, from dc bottom Oh
my soul, | tank you he said as the tears
moistened hi, eyes. you berry kind,
massa; it do me good to talk wild you.
But what am my life wuth, What am
my slaves life wuth? IF you war me
You do like me
could ro, deny it, aud made no re-
ply:
The writer Of th:a article is aware that
be is here making an important state
mcnt, and Crc that may be called in ques.
ton by those persons who are accustcm-
ed to rcGard the southern blacks as only
reasoning brutes. The great n,ass Of them
arc but little above the bru,es in their
Labit. aud instincts, but a large body arc
fully on Il par, except III 'Ayre book edu-
cation, with th4ir white masters
The conversation above recorded is,
rerddtum et Iticratum, TRUE. 1t took
place at the time indicated, aud was taken
down, as were other conversations recor-
dcd IN these plp"rs, within twenty four
hours after lis occurrence. The rams
and the locality only, have, for very ev-
iaort rnac,nS 6ivruisn,i
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Satan is subtle individual, but the
army trader is sutler
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NOTICE


II. 4 J. J. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH-
EK tor customers on the shares or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides.
We have \ lac assnrtnene OF Leather on hand,
which We will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Tipton. August 30, 1860.
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DIR. E. l.. CHAMBERS,

YSlCIAN AND SU RG + o y
Ocir.. n; His residence. on Cedar street
Upton Jun". -. ls5s. n2ltf
J. NJ. Lone 4 w. &. DODGE.
Physicians and Surgeons,
Cedar EIu:fs, (t:owcr'> Frrry.l
March l9.h, 1853.
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Pixies Peak.
TIE WILTON HOUSE.
Manufacturer aud dealer in
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &C.,


He would respect.
fully inform his
friends and Gus,
toners that he has
on hand a very
large assortment OF
Carriage. Buggy,
and Wagon Har.
meas: Ladies' and
Mems Saddles; bri
dies Of all kinds ;
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buggy AMI team whips : q good assortment OF
Collars &c which will be sold at price. to suit
the times. G1eGASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th, lsGl.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,

S,IG!lr ni.Afr;, on NEW YORK CAN BE
~ had OF the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
rhasers. Certificates "f Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed At n small premium.
So Oilics over llul:slander's store.
WM. II. TuTllIlL.
Upton. Iowa: July ls., 1850.
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SYLVANUS YATES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, TlrroN Iowa.
VH1ILI promptly attend to all business in
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. [n4l1
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ELIEIIlln pRNNE-

From this and ether conversations the
writer deduccs --uay, he declares that he
Anops it to be ./dct-that there exists
among the blacks secret and wide sprcad
organization Of a Masonic character, hav-
ing its grip, pass word and oath. at
has various grades of leaders, who are
competent and earnest men, and its ulti-
mate object is freedom.'
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JUSTICE Or THE PEACE, and Genera, Col!
81 iec.ing Agent. Di'c in the basement OF the
Court House. Triton Iowa. ('p25. GIL
, 1861-04-13

Thls is novel war machine designed for
barber operations, and is At present anchored
near Castle Pinckney. 1t Is. constructed Of
palmetto logs, sheated with plate iron, and Ia
supposed to be impregnable egaiust shot, Il
d embEasured for and mounts four guns Of
heavy calibre. It requires aixty men to oper-
ale it. The first impression on seeing This
machine is that offmme1ae enlidity. Tie out
CT or gun side ia covered with aiI plates of iron
-two Of them Of the T railroad pattern placed
horizontally, and the other four boltedQne over
the other, In the strongest manner, and run
ming. vertically The wall Of the gun side Ia
full four feet thick, constructed of The 1,ec1,-
liar palmetto wood, so full Of fibrous mnterfal
that sixty poanders cannot pterce h. -The
main dock is wide aud ruomY. In ninetegn
opsa chambers, On the port side Of the {aeek.
We found profasiouZ Of sfot-thjrtI I.four
ounders-Thlae just beyond them is an i'm
mense pile Of sand bags, which: protect an
oVerhanging ROOT, under which is ia be placed
the hospital This also pretects the mags-
zines, three In number under which IL the
hold proper. Thare are aI1 entrances to the
hold, which will contain, If necessary. over
three hundred men. When mooted, it Is kept
IN place By fonr heavy wedges, driven down
BY species OF Eam. which win hold It last,
aud prevent any aWaying around BY the tide
OTHER WORKS,
There are other works at Hadrirs Point,
Mount Pleasant, stono, Morrta Island, and
which arc constructed Of palmetto logs and
eand. They are al fully manned for action,
With larga Raxrisous and Knna ofheayy eallbent;
/ = 44Hn Hx4aE :nzszl1nm or <m 1oR1& <:
= Fort Sumter Ii thtse md th{saa si2htha mlles.
, 1861-04-13
MARKETS BIZ TELEERABH.

NEW YORK, april 12--FLouR-Itess actjYe bnt
prices generally vi hout important ehange. Hold
ers little more anxious to realize. Sales $500
bfls, at S. 25D5 80 for super state; b3565 45 for
extra etste; $40 for super western; 630@5 IS for
common to medium extra westera; 5-G5415, 70 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; 61597 %
for trade brands do. The market closing quiet. In
tent, and prices are without 1.nport4nt change.
Sales GOO brls. at. .S6 a5@8:B for comEapp to gdnd
extra; 7Do97b0 for CT otce ard fayorite do. Rye
mon to choice superhne. Corn meal moderate
business doing at unchanged prices sales 100 brla
WHisKY-siarket q shade .armer, with fair de-
maud Sales 750 hrls at 1871.
GRA1N.-There ib less export demand Tor wheat,
while the Patkst ts without important change !;
sses 1a goad eaeee :S snd + asl sf;ae S
bn Canada club At 30 del: q 0o bu NIL club At
Fl 130@l 81 store, To arrive, and delivered; 500
bu rss stsIs At 81 30 80; 1,4eo bu red western
deli $50 bu choice red Pennsylvania at $14U del
5oo bu red Jersey at 81 %: $500 bu white western
At 81 42D1 50; $50 bu white Canadian at Las de-
tyered at ship, and 800 do ut 81 IS. Rye quiet and
firm; sales 8 80 bu at SO. Barley dull and heavy
heavy; l,4oJ bu changed hands at 6a@65c
Barley mali dnll at s.. cdzn-Ialr b.atness doing
out Important change. Sales 1900 bus at G7@67K
for old mixed western in store, f7A6s del 81
for damaged do; ,61K@6a for new mixed western
At RR depot aud del; 20 for mixed N "; 6sD64 for
=
and 70 for white southern. Oats quite firm, and
moderate business doing, at aa@85H for western
and caaada; ss@$ for stste: ....-
SIS brls. u $t for cnt, inc1udng brls mesa
deliverable IN April CT MeY at buyers option at
$500; $l2,75&Dl3 90 for primo; til 9s for rumpt.
Beef steady snes $50 brls at 81 75@5 90 Tor COIN
ty prime; IS f546.25 for country mess $4,000
1900 for repacked mess; SO. .6o@l1 80 extra mess.
Prime mass hae{ doll and unchanged. Beef hams in
fair demand without alteration; aalea OF 81 brle at
$l2 00@l5 % for state and. western Cut meats
quiet aud prices steady; ealea OF Ih0 p1a at 48H
6.{c for shoulders. 7GsAc for hams. Bacon viii
out Quotable change. a moderate business doing
IN lard at former rates. aales Of AS brls at 92<1
In. at 10@14c for Ohio, 149h19c Tor state. Cheese
steady at 6H@10 for inferior to Prime.
CleT d 1'o1 so5S, . 30; g q Chi OK III Cen scrfp
7oHk M Guar 32H, b8 30; II 8 Z r lax, 30
Reading Sok ;; Harlem t3A; H pref 88A; Hudson
Il; Erie IS; q IS 81. registered 93A; Treasury
y per cents 1031<; NC Go 7aA< III 8s 60x; Pseihe
Mail 19H; n 7 Cen M4-
, 1861-04-13


from Charleston, one aud dne-eighth Lille
from Fort Moultrie, three foH1ths c6 nile
from Cunumings' Point, one and three -e1Gghths
mile from Fort johnson, and two ana I'VE;
eIghths mi1ea from Castle Pinckney. The city
7ot Chatleaton u entifhay ont Of the range Of
The guns Of Fort Sumter. "a. =, :.-~.'
--. s7ozo n1Er. ~. :. !.
stono Point i portion m Me1zis hlkud.
tastnE tha sea cosxt. Stono Inlet u about
two leagues from the south channel Of
Charleston. Between them: lie two, iA1aats,
viz: Morris 1s,&nd, On which the LIGHT house
stands, aud Coffln 1alaud. In Stono Inlet there
GE3 nine. OF ten feet OF water at low tide; but
It was not much hequented pntn CharleSton
WIS was blockaded IN 1T5, when It was vIsited
by Brttirh vessels. In = ssrategetical point Of
view the landing of- United sSates troops at
etnno Point would appear tof be for the pur.,
pose Of getting IL The rear Of the Aorda 1al-
and batteries, which NOW Kuard the seaa
pTosches to Charleston- On Morris lsfand
the Confederate stats forces arc pretty numez-
Gus, and L N attempt to land. troops
u made By the United States forces the coz
flct will be abort and bloody. At our last
accounts In regard to Etono Point, General
Beaufegard had ordered m immense battery
to be erected at the very place where 1t fs al
Legged that the United States troops will at
tempt to Land. "a: suhsequsntI report stated
that several lsrge guns Wern; ID tSausitu from
Castle Pinckney to that Point;
, 1861-04-13

4AkbA4 NfkHAa&s 6PIl144, 460ls
FLOUR-Received, 1923 bb1s. Market very firm.
Sales GOO bbls ''Jenkins and Missouri River II
rIal choice extra fat hoop. at s47o del 500 b6is
s2s 4t 4taa sea2 re- g = 3 I'll 10 sss M
aaxk,' round koop q $40 del :; 20 80 M SSis Janss:
sss I'll Fsafs I'LL aa hoda ss & neee q ae
awatba' aat hoop at 81 IS delivered at milwaukee,:
100 bbls Winter Wheat extra at Is IS del; lo b6ls
Oak Plain - super ct $s1o del; 100 bb1s Gene
een eee sat1a at 80 ehs good round hoop
MILL sTgFFs-e tops Aiddlinsa ddlinsa IN bags Of
wi WHEAT@Rece4ved * i' o oas bu. Market advanced
Hc. Sales were:;-1,o0 bushels winter receipts
Northwestern Clnb at 85&c iu store; 100 bn fresh
receipts No: Spring at s5Hc In store; 1900 ha
Eintsf reeeipts do e sss & st97e 200 No
stoz: ct 87c-2c storage; 5000 b1 Wfnter receipts
No. 2 Spring at Zoo In store 9,C00 bp do at 8Okc
IL eto5s 12 b. de Ct s2as p IN steEs goo By
5000 hn do at Bic in store.
CORN Deceived, $500 bn: Market advanced
N@1c. Sales Were:-l0.o00 bu Canal Mixed at
in store 5000 bu do Ct 27Bc IN store; 5000 bu do
at 27Ac fa store $500 bI do on private terms :
1000 bu fresh ,ipts Corn at 2e1e in store
% It g. IL e * e b. Vfatea
receipts Rejected at 24c IN store.
OATS-Received. 765 hu. Market quiet and
nominal-buyers Offering 1s1&c for winter receipts
RYE-Receiged. sas bu. Market dn]l and aclow.
er, Sales 700 hu No. tn hulk at aSc on track,
BARtEY-Received, 694 bn..F Market steady.
Sales 200 bu prime in bags at 4Gc on track.
H1GH lNE6-Recefyed, IT'S brls. Market eteady.
Sales as brls at 14c; 100 brls city In lois at TX
ALGoHoL- Steady at sl@sc q gal.
HREDtAeteived, 3,200 lbs. Market quiet
sales IS bags Timothy at 81 Is; bags do at 81 90
bags do at s. S7N; 20 bags Clnyer at 90 90
BEANs-41 bags fair Mixed ut 75c; q bags print
Mixed at S5c.
poTAToEs-Pelme In good demand and firm
Sales. 15o bus Ne8aaunocks at &c on track
MESS PoRK-Advanced 25c. Sales, 800 bril-
light and Mess Pork at SIG 50@l7.00.
LARD-ln good demand and scarce. Sales, Isl
brl! prime at 9Ac: 10 hrls country at tx.
CUT MEATS-s00 pcs Bulk Hams at'1Ac loose
TALL0W-10 brl4 prime country at sEc.
H1DES-Received, 37.4n 1bs. Market quiet
Green, 4H@5c; Green Sa1ted, ,5@tNc; Dry Flint
12D1a4c.
buffer Common roI, snd frkin. 7xnsc
Goo Good to Prime DO, s*@aHe. Choice Dairy, log
EGGs--Steady at 8xc q doz.'
PouLTRY-LiVe Chickens. $s.b0@5 90 q doz
LIVE H6Gs--Rseeived $40. Receipts light ami
market quiet, 8ales:
ts9 9hugs averaging 2?5 rbH. at t.,..-........S4e
BEEF CATTLE-Received N8 head Weatts,
disagreeable, AID N rket neglected. with sales o
smsll lots Of medium to good steers, at 81, q
@$3 a5.
, 1861-04-13
Tue8daysR New York Cattle Market.
[From Wednesdays n. z. Tribune.l

RULL1a HEAU.NThe Beef cattle market IN Forty
fourth street opened this morning with little
which were OF good fair quality fot the retail mar
ket butchers. and enough Of them extra oua5ity to
supply all the frat class butchers 30 that they
could readily obtain their supply without any ad-
In fact, oar oDaervati MS tended to convince US
that butchers got their bert stock upon better
terms to-day t6an last Tuesday, and that very
small por Lon OF them paid per head equivalent
beef though that w:s the top price fl the
estimated weight. There was . much larger
puu1ber Of fretclass bnlocks sold at 81 cents
: than at 9, and great nsny good fair tIeers for
fetil butchers sold at cents. For such grades
az sold below that, we think the market better
tuan it was at the opening last week The
general appearance OF the market indicates a
duh st2te pf trade to-day, and BY no meaDf fo
large nnmner pt balocks were sold IN the
as o. st Tuesday
orally peatty lively, was quite dull aud the anxiety
OF the brokers to effect sales was very evident.
while the batchefs took their time and appeared
! determined ~ buy ct The : oWn prices The wealth
for stout ovezcoats and accpmpaniments. This wAs
Altogether ia favor Of droveEa yet trade was slow
and unIess the buyers pusA IN Us they sometimes
do, just ut da. there must be larSRr proportion
Of the stock than usual LETT over for the p0s{ug
day; and IT so, prices will recede- The range q
pricss new compared with tbs corresponding week
Last sear IL about pound less, while the number
Of cattle for several weeks has beeu about ten per
cet higher, aud ghe prospect Is, that this Excess
freshtn the city aud suburbs legs than last year,
owing to larger supply OF bettes anLi chs per
vegetable food aud that The fact that the labotng
class is not 20 fully employed. 1he present state
Of The market, and the future prospect may be cal
cRletsd fun til Be fact 80 that feeders and droyers
may guess whether there is any hope Of any ma
terisl advance abo7e the present rates.
, 1861-04-13

NEv on11Ant, April e-Flonr-l,pll and psIeps 4
yi.lonss-.ass.s pork unchanged md Il moderate
node.ate Lrd quiet 10c ior hrl an. lie for key.
Mh!eky-~UnchanXed and dn1l. Sugar In moderate
a9a II u Eithoat e shsnss II grsas Ass.ss
NJ demand Ct 18kc ior prime. Corn--E1sn st
PREM. '' ~'~" =
- crsc1saAr1, April 1.-THE -four msskat contiu-
r. r. to drag wfthont any lndieattons Of It, IT,
large amount Of grain in the country exerctssa as-
pressing influence, dealers seeing nothing IN ths
asa Ssssn Peas esr CT; pee Ss
brands uf thst grade sold, in some cases. at $40;
at $500 shipme ents might now be made % some ad.
cenntG pesf ess bat Hold
ers ART not disposed to scrept this figure. Bacon
"a held at X, gK@11Hc for shoulders and aides.
ior rib sides, aud 9Kc for clear do.-Tierce lard
brought exc. aud keg 10c. The tone Of tbs mar
ket, for the several articles n4ued, Ii decidedly
sstx.
BrfFALo, April -Flour-There was fair de.
maad for donr yesterday afternoon, but the inqui'
unchanged. Sales 760 brls alnca our Last. It $46a
70. extra state; $x70 for extra Wisconsin IS "a
tor eItta Michigan; 9ss7H for double extra DO;
s@ffG for lowa ssesksFs2 for dopb
| aud Indiana. and $5,60@6 % for double exsras,
Wheat market quiet and scareelJ a. firm. Sales
1000 bn chicago spring yesterday afternoon At q
| at45@4Sc for new and old Oats remain quiet al
Ac- Barley--Canadlan IL still quoted at 66H. Rye
Dull and less firm. Hofders In eome iuatances alt
| willing to realize at 56@68c. Seed quiet Gooe
| to choice clover fs selling slowly at $437A@A So
| Good to choice timothy IL also selling in small
quantities at $260@$S. Whisky steady. Sales
}0 hbls yesterday afternoon, on four months tinat
| at 17c~-Ad1srttse+. ~
PH1LAp11PHIA PnoxIEoN MARKEr.-Provisiont
are held with more frmness, but the demand ful
moEt kind Is limited. and messpork selling in lott
az wanted at $3.50 y bril- Beet is steady at $12Q
$f4 for city mees. Bacon Zcoyes of slowly at 11@
l2Xc for plain and fancy hams, 10c for sides and u
fur shoulders. In green meats tie hear Of no larg'
sales, and quote hams In salt anG pickle at 8@sHc
aides sZ@9c, and shoulders 6H H@7c, usual terms
Lard is more active at 10@10Ac for tcs and bril-
sand t1@i1Ac for kega, caeh aud time. Butter con
ttnues IN taif request prime roll selling at 14@l5c
and packed at " 110c = m.-NorM 4naericaa.
DErnorT, April 1.-THE railroad receipts to
day amount to !, ,2ol bbls honr, 40 bu wheat -
| bu corn ~
The schooner Advance was chartered today 70
fonr trips to Buffalo ut 4c on grain.
! Flour Is in moderate demand for the home tradE
| without AuT, apparent change In prices. Red e1
tras are held at $4-50, but pressed on the markt
! such brand. won.d lot command within SC to 10
For No red wheat $1.04 % continues u be u
fered. Other quotations are 81 Last given. witl
very little comparatively doing In the MARKET
, 1861-04-13

ITS hown 10 our dealers TINT they win have
Escsipts frnm ona house with three diteesHt hsnar
faane q bogus reeeipts hare been psrpatrased and
II wAa fortunate thaupesator choee 70 deal only
Ia thousands instead Of hundreds Of Thousands
Rankers aud dealers receive and p!ace
IN their ssfes to remain TIL the opentDg Of nAyfga.
tion, receipts Representing tens Of thouAanda Q!
dcllars,. which there e hardly test to deter
znine wiethsr they ART genuine o. forced;
r4lues, and 70 Intimately 8 part Of our heaviest
bussnesa operations, should be placed beyond tha
mercy Of every Dangling forger. We would rec
men throw some fafeguasd sround the tasno Of re
~eeipss, and uaaN that Is done, would advise bank
esa and dealers ere advancing upon or purehas
Ing to require that they should hare the agnatuE,
Of The proprietor OF the warehouse, and carry th,
endorsement oTsome well knnwn party or firm.
80 f'-s . sourH Water STREET,
, 1861-04-13
MARKETS By THE LATEST MAILS.

= ocxAN EnErauEs IN NEW FoRK-Aprii 10
Freishta have besn lsss: active. aud wete ralher
easier At the close. To Liverpool, Is 00 81 wheat
eoar 1t 9=ed@3.; .4s,0oo IN oorn al e1xd1I0d, in
butt sad M sh1p,s e. eags; 20 bbla lasd as SIS. To
o a. 81 are1 ng ih
cargo Of corn at 12d IN bnik.--N 2. 7riturs.
ocEAK FREIEH4s Ar Fau.ARkl8HIA-April 10.
--Freights 70 fuFeign purts have been moderately
active sinea oqr IT. no ce a q for ouG and 4os
12x@1aHd for grain 10 LiFsspaol. Suma engage
menus aiu also reported 70 load grain 10; Cork and
a market st 141<@t5d.-Aotta Amerieaa-
PHIAnE1Pa1A FLoUR AND GRA1N MA.kE4s-
kst; TIT daasna hoth for export and home use,
however. i Auttea .oasy ,ns ssles being confined
ios e1!ras; $g.G@6,25 for family, aud 81 60i5 %
htl for aneJ brands as In quality. OnE loVest ag
aIes ate generally refused for sta.dard superfne,
brands are held highef Rya nour Is d4ll and ae1d
q 81 609a ssk, fer Penna- Com meal at $e,6iX
osi, ~,aont na r. sais1 q either gEain comes
tive II previous Quotations, a: few small GALES
OF wheat are reported at .s1ao@l.83 Tor fair to
prime western sqa q 9 Eeds and 70
and western white in store. Rye Ia tteaay. with
sa1ea OF 400 hu Penn At Csc, Corn Is uncfaneed
ana only some m ao9 So @ o9 prime new yellow found
steady request, and eGm Pu prime Penn sod at Sc
ii stor prime southetn aEe held at &c BarlaY
and m&4t 4tE2214 4A1H&- " - =. Il!
szxps m NPHr14ns1pH1A--Aprn1o n1o.-Thereas l. not
much e1orereeed Offering OF sailing. and prices
ranee Il from 3i.as 70 3I75 = bp, ihe, latter for
prime, which Il eearce and wanted It that laura
Timothy IL rather lower, 800 hu having been sold
at Il eaH. We qu te at $2.6142 BaH, and doraes-
tic asxseed At 415o p ba, and the Latter tezfcs.
SEEDS n New. YoRx.-Cgoyerseed is more &C
tive, but prices aFe no batter; sales Aoo bsgs at 9
6sc Timothy u quiet, ar IS 009323.-e Rough
4nx IL ia li1ed demana At 1teady prices aales 40
bags Il i6l per ba.-- coaTasT and EnQuire.:,
NE New Yosx HnE MAaxsr-Aprn 1o-The mar-
ket IL dau aud faYoring hnycrs. Sales 1,0o0 B1e.
nnsAyEes, Az hs ayefsge ss ~, NOS; and soo
lao hontex4dso,* TOR Albany. 1t aic, less PET
cent tash--EbaFlsr ead Ra4EtstY. Il ....
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aale q 1oo Oh ssr fton trst hands at B3c
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, 1861-04-13
From the Southern Confederacy.

E7H0e1R31
NEW ORLEANS, April ia dispatch to. day
from Ex Governor Roman, Commissioner to
Washington, sa9s Forts Sumter and Pickens
are to be attacked, but doubts whether wat
follows.
"A Montgomery dispatch today says It has
heen resolved TO attack Forts Sumter aud
P!ckens Immediately on the approach Of the
United States feet. -.
MONTGOMERY, April 11-Over seven thou
sand men lave: been offered from the Border
States,
, 1861-04-13

WANTED-A Lady of respecta-
~ blity AMI refinement ,s desirnus from change
pI earc49nstale9 70 Obtain the position r House
render hom+ 'py. and waad not Oh Ito the snper
v'non 81 children a wtd .wers lam ly pr-ferreo
40 VIII kesc nnus!e References e1cAapred Ad.
dress 20 H. II" chicago Pust Qflce: an1Ixs1
, 1861-04-13

ReYerdY Jnhnson Endnraea tho Coutxe
Iii the Admtnlsaration. -,
New KoHK, April :42,=The Commercial
says Reverdy Johneon, now here, expresses
warm approval Of the Presidents present
movement, and emphatically afirns that
Maryland will aiye the Administration cordial