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Smyrna times., 1861-01-24
What True Northern Men Saw Of coo...

1ot",o !" o'e Illinois Legislature on Friday in N.
,'V|a.s on 'he militia bill, Mr.. Green said
y.p "n1p'i 'h's State (Iiinols) be invaded bv ,ha
, @o"h' bIr constituents residing on the b0rda, as
mo"'o ftPe. the foe and defend the honor and
"n;j moj>SIy q me State; Jut" said he, " shonId
y"% % :" 'ae Aorth ottenpt to pass over The bor'
rr% S1, e., = ""T 9f"te to SuIjagaie SOUTHERM
- - YOU WOULD BE NET THIS SIDE or So,
,,'" "i, En- AND YOU SHOULD NOT SHED rRA.
,,"'@ !. BLOOD OF OUR SOUTHERN BRErHRrN
ar t- aoo FIRST PASSED OVER THE DEAD RonIro
ot lEE GALLANT SONS CT EGYpr." DOOiAS
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

" ANOTHER ABoLI1IoNIsT KISSED DowS-H
OF" 1,I Do"gIns agent OF the Massach huse,ts An.
- slavery Society, attempted to fost an ul,r.
"'oIitlon haranguR upon the people of Lancsa-
ler' Mass, last Tuesday evening, but The
MARKS OF dIsapprobaton were so strong tba,
,L .ne lecturer was compelled to Withdraw. and
lhc meetihg ended
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a MURDERER LNNCHED.-On the 18th inst.
HP"fa 'm' slave, who recently brutally mur.
DeLeu ms master, Lucius Il. Woodruff, a few
n'l'S rom Weldon, North Car, Ina, was ar
rested by several ulher slaves and handed owe,
TO number OF whites, by whom he was imme.
dia'tly hung, without Judge or jury.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

fFiGnIrrL TRAGEDY.-On Sunday, the 9Oth
NIX " 'Ii'"m English, a wealthy painter of
NohFoe County, Alabama, in fir of INSANITY.
''' 'nc 'hroa'S Of three Of his children, and
ue', N''ird himself IN the same manner. A
l""';. Gnu" was saved by negro glrl Inatca.
Hg up aud running from the house.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

A prominent Democrat of Kentucky said the
other day." II we at the South were to read
Henry Gays last speech a; Lexington, wiihout
known the author, it would be very geuerally
ascrbed 10 Seward or Wilson,"
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

A Bible aud newspaper in every house, q
good school in every Gistrict--all studied and
appreciated as they merit-are the PRINCIPAL
support OF virtue, morality, and civil liberty
Franklin
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LRrrER OF Ex-pREsIDENr TYLER-- The
Richmond Wig publishes o letter from Ex-
PRESIDENT John Tyler. on the troubles of the
times, IN VIII ch he expresses u warm attach.
ment to the Union, bat maintains, with re-
markable force and ciearness Of argument, the
rights and sesereignty Of the State. He does
not despair Of the Union, but sees much cause
for seIcitude and apprehension He says. g IF
we connol live together, let ,us part D peace :"
LA sentiment which is fast gsfning 1grou u, ,
even among those who at first advocated the
.. ngereus and deadly doctrine Of " coercion."
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

10 this i9 10 be added the nay yard at Pen.
secoIa, and five arsennls The arsenal seized
at Charleston contained munitions of war val.
ued' according to the President, at half a mill.
ion of dollars.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

UNITED STATES SENAToR.-Henry s. Lane.
VINO was InauguraIed as Governor of Indiana
on Monday, has since been elected u. s. Sena.
tor; Lieut.. Gov. Morton hos taken the oath.
and becomes Governor of the State.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

TIE failure of Cyrus w. Field is said to be
bad one. II is SAID that the estate will nav
less 'han twenty five cents on the dollar. He
has never recovered from the Atlantic Cabs
operation.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

Postmaster Huger Of Charleston, reports to
Department that al mail matter to and from
the force in Fort Sumter, now passes through
his office without detention or surveillance.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

The Star notices the current runlor that the
millionaire, Ex-Governor Aiken, has been
squeezed. to the tune of forty thousand dollars,
by the revolutionary Government of South
Carolina.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

u Is asserted that the warlikc preparations
of France are on far larger scale than at the
same period IN lo5S; aud this, combined with
AuStr'a's refusal TO admit even the possibility
oi negotiation for the sale of Venetia, points
directly to another great Italian war in the
Spring.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

VIRGINIA The bill for calling State con-
vention, passed the Senate by vote Of As to /
and tae House by l4l to none The election
of Delegates is to be held on The 4th of Feb'v.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

Tue PRoPERrY SEizrD.--The following is
list OF The forts. 50 far, se'zed by the nuini.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

SAILING OF SoJTHER4 STEAMERs--PkOyI,
sIoNs SENT SOUrH Two steamers left this
city yesterday afternoon for southern ports the
Colombia, for Charleston, sc ,and Florida,
for Savannah Ga. Each curred less than
ususuaI compliment of passengers, bot both
were heavily freighted. The freight was
maiuly provIsOns-pork lard, cheese, butter,
potatoes, and the like, which, it is well known
are very much required South. People on the
dock, who were aware Of the nature of the cal.
CO. expressed much Dissatisfaction that the
steamers were allowed to go but of the harbor,
on the ground thai the Charleaton people ebonId
not be supplied With food from this port when
they refused To supply Major Auderssnls little
garrison with fsah provisions when required.
There was no unusual excitement ION the
Iwharf-N. Y. World, I'm.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24
M ! sc ELLA n EOUS.

The following, from the National RepuJH-
c@n' published at Washington, and no doubt
embOdying the secrets of the Republican eau
cuses, may be looked upon as setting forth The
views OF the party on compromises. We give
1t to show the feelings that arc entertained ON
that side Of the question:
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

The following poem is by Martin F.. Upper,
the author OF " Proverbial Philosophy" MANY
Of our readers will be pleased to learn that Mr..
Tupper has just arrived in this country, and is
NJ, XnrL
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HAYTI.
BLANKS! BLANKSM
RIANKS

1UsT FROM THE PREss-PRiNTED IN ELEGANT
y style, on superior paper. - Call atthe Couanlx
counting room, Pnnrcy's hniiding. isee'1 2.
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- GASSp1RT - 1920 Nv

Trains leave Burlington as follows: MORNING
MAIL, 200 Am NIGHT Ex., (Saturdays excentedI 8
p m. sunday Night Train leaves at 8 o m Connect
Ing az TOLEDO with LIGHTNING Elk TRAINS IN
LAKE SuORER r. '' oH
The 500 m Logansport Express makes direc, c. n.
ncetions, as follows
At FL Paso with Illinois Central Railrosd for R,oo
iagton, Decatur, Pans, Sandoval and Cairo
At Cnenca with Chicago and 81. Louis Railroad for
Alton to st. Louis.
At GIL man with (Chicago Branch) Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and South
At Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
for Lafay cite, indianapolis and Cincinnati.
At Logsnsport with Toledo, Waba and Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East; also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati Jay
ion aud Columbus.
The 1.45 N Peoria Accommodation makes the
same connections as above to Gilman.
The above Is new and very much shorter Line
than any other to the above named points.
II Is thoroughly built, and we'll manned and run in
every way to IN srt the appreciation Of the travelling
public.
Care win run directly through from Burlington 20
Toledo without change, and arrv In advance any
aud all other lines.
0uradyantages are, Shortest and Quickest; one less
Change OF cars no Omnibusspg AS via Chicago; con-
:ecena positive, IL Is owned and CONTROLS by the
same interest while via Chicago il is the reverse In
short, II II every way the most desirable line
J. H. FAYRWEATHER, Jr.
Ticket Ag't Burlington.
1.h- WILSON. Passenger Agt, Ottumwa.
A.BAhBEh, western Ag't, Des Moines. Icwa.
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FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road

Shortest, Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
caRo to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foo
OF Lake street, as follows:
Pirst train 7:45 am, arrives at Michigan ci,v n,
1880 p IN, tdinner,) La Fayette 5:25 (suppero ind
annapolis sl5, pm, Lawrenceburg 1890 and Cincin
natl ct il:45pm.
Second train Scoop M arrive at Michigan CITY at 20
pm, La Payett. $40 am, Indianapolis $50 am
Lawreneeburg 1920 An, Cincinnati ut 10:45 a m
Passengers leave Ottumwa 800 pm, arrive nj
81 Cincinnati 1880 a IN.
cinnat.
Patent sleeping cas- attached to all night trains
and run through froI Chicago to Cincinnati without
change.
Through tickets can be had at all railroad offices
10 the West, and at the company Office corner Lake
and Dearborn Streets and at the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare as low az via any other route
H.. spALDING, Ag't Chicago
VIZ. PowELI, Trav. Agent.
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Or Ottumlua Courier.
lf'om Parton's Life of Andrew Jackson.l
Scs.. Jackson and Samuel Dale,


A. the height Of tn, notification excite
mont Gen. Sam Dale, Of Mississippi, an old
friend of Jackson's, called on him at the
presidential mansion, and the manner in
which the cngrossing topic repeatedly breaks
out III the course of conversation on othe,
matters shows that it was uppermost in the
old heroes mini. "By the God of Heaven"
lie exclaimed; 81 will uphold the laws."-
And in repeating the determination, he flung
down his pipe by way Of emphasis, shivering
it into fragments. After the first shaking
Of hands, the narrator OF the visit proceeds
rs follows:
we walked into his reception room, and
! was in.reaucel to Col. Benton and Ave or
tiy o,her distinguished men, They were all
very civil, a1i invited m, to visit them. -
They were talkin over 'nullification,' the
enerossing subject at that period, and the
President turning to me, said, "Gsn.. Dale
y ssts thing goes on, our country ,oiu Be like
bag Of meal acith both ends open. PICK it
up IN the middle or endWise, and it ,ciH run
out MUST TIE THE RAG AND SAVE THE couS
Try" The company now took leave, bat
when rose to retire with Col. King the
General detained me- ordered up some Shis-
key, and directed his servant to refuse all
visitors until one o'clock. He talked over
cur campaigns, then Of the business that
brought me to Washington. He then said,
sam, you have been true to your country
bat you have made one mistake in life. You
are now cd and solitary, AMI without hos.
ON friend or family to comfort you, God cal.
I'D mine away. Bat all have achieved
fame, power, every thing wonld exchange
if she could b. re ,toraa to me f,r me.
meat
"Ths iron man temhled with em,tion,
AID for some time covered his face with his
hands, and tears dropped on his kn,a
was deeply affected myself. He took two or
three turns across the room, and then alb
ruptly sail, Dale they are trying me here,
you aoIt ao;tnsss IL; but BY THE GoD OF
HEAVENS, | WILL UPHOLD the LAWS"
II understood him to be referring to nu.
lificaton again, his mind evidently having
REQUIRED to it, and expressed the hope tina,
things would go right.
They SHALL go right, sir, he exclaimed
lassionately, shirering his pipe upon the ia
bic.
He claimed down after this, and showed
me his collection Of pipes, many of a most
costly and curious kind, sent to him from
nll quarters, his propensity for smoking be.
ing well known. These said he, will dc
tolook at. still smoke my corn.cob, Sam
as you and have often done together it is
the sweetest and best pipe"
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N. wAcHTLER,

NJ. WACHTLER,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
Main-st., one door East of Temples Bank,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
yUlHE proprietor keeps constantly on hand good
u assortment of Leathers, and 10 always ready to
accommodate customers with good work in his line on
usiness April. 8, IS59-y
ASHLAND ACADEMY.
TIME FALL and WINTER TERN of 81 WEEKS
Il ofthis Institution, will commence September g
1850; the Spring and Summer, of the same length
the LIST Monday in February, 1861.
A. HULL, A. NJ, and MRS. NJ. HULL, will take
charge ofthe School. A thorough Academic and Or
course Of instruction can now be received
in this Institution.
Tuition in Literary department will range from As
$40 per term in entail branches at usual rases
Tuition for every half term must be paid invariably
in advance. No deduction made except for protract
ed sickness
July 4, 1S60-1s-I2
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CHINA, GLASS.
q q Y u N s w a II Ell

prep6re0 0Ref 1870 n
w general assortment Of
FRENCH CHINA, QUEENswARE & GLASSWARE,
Of all styles and qualities at prices that cannot faits
render satisfaction Having visited Europe In person
and made permanent arrange ments for the direct i'm
portaton OF our Wares, we feel justified In asserting
that We can sell goods as low as any house In the
United States. Persons who are largely engaged In
the business can make arrangements with US TO I'm
port their goods directly from Europe ~ small I'd.
vance on the sterling cost.
u COAL OIL LAMPS In endless variety a very
low prices. McKITTERICK MILLER.
Grimes Block, corner Main and Valley -sts.,
RurlinRfon IOWA
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Oskaloosa Nurseries.

As& ONE, A HALF MILE EAST OF TOWN; esS
w And the other ~
1870 ONE AND HALF MILES NORTH --A-
The undersigned having purchased Sewers Nur
series east OF town, and portion Of Zimmerman z
North OF this place, hold themselves in readiness
III orders and supply the trade on liberalterms.
We have some 50 varieties and at least 600 tire
suitable for transplanting the ensuing Fall All these
yaeties are hardy and al the fruitbearing kind suit
sols to this climate. We will also keep hand.
general supply OF
EVERGREENS, SHRUBBERY Etc. Etc,
OF all kinds suited to this climate Trees from TIRE.
10 FIVE YEARS OLD viii be cold at FIFTEEN CENTS
each, and purchasers can have the privilege of ma
king their selection. PYLE DUGDALE
Oskaloosa, June 81, 1880 l2-I5-y
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Ayers Ag'ue Cure.

uDRINT M; IN COLOns, neatly executed
II atths COURIER OFFlCE
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ASHLAND ACADEux
NEW LUMBER YARD.
OTTCMWA. IOWA.

NE have located branch Of our Burlington
w Yard at Ottumwa, where will be found at all
times fun assortment Of LUMBER Lath and Shingles
which we will sell at the very lowest prices for Cash
Persons about buying or ordering bills of Lumber
would do well to call and see for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere CAMPBELL MCCLURE.
Mar. is, lS60-l l2-y
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NEW XDRK Ann ERIE
4
Great Broad Guage, Double Tracl
and Telegraph Route

NASSs ASAVAu "u0Scs DOuOle track
and Telegraph Route,
FxN0 New York, Boston, and all eastern cities car.
II ryipg the Great Western and Northwestern
United States mails
Express Trains leave Dunkirk daily on arrival of
alltrans on the Lake Shore Railroad, Clev Gland
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, st. Louis, Dubuque
huntington, Iowa City, &C., and run through New
York city without change.
The only route running through from the Lakes
to New York city Splendid ventilated sleeping cars
rua on nigh: trains.
baggage checked through. Pare always as Low as
by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Pree In New York.
Be particular and call for tickets via Dunkrk and
the New FORK and Erie Railroad which are sold at all
The principal Railroad Offices in the West.
This road affords facie s for shipment of freight
superior to any other route.
Az EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West nd quicker time than ever
before ade any line I
For freight rates enquire off, c. Oatman 24l Broad.
way, tew York, or Of Jacob Forsyth Freight Agent
81 Dearborn 3d., Chicago
CHAS. MIN0T, supt,
Jonx NJ OSBORN, Western Ag't Cleveland Ohio.
sAA'LS READ, Agt, Toledo, Ohi,.
The sun., 1861-08-09

rAx. vhs wss sffntsd. Ju6gs OsBCnrn ksl,
the accused party - briiig che snu of oiooo
| 70 answsr The complaint. Ne. TAnsAn, VINO
| 10 nsspsctably connsctsd stsuf,y denies h's
kuil, end spi AXIS with cooadsncs " his ability
70 etablisb his ipnocsnos before jay.
CHARoAD wrra BunorARH.-On One MrCHArL
KArz was arrested on ths charge Of having
nieibly entered the dwelIipg houss cf Mr. Jotu
McCoLaAr, No. 92 Bevsn,h street on III, night
o. the 9Th Instant and ealing two dsxusrrso-
types, v.lnsd ., 81 esch. Jastics srEsRs, b.
ier. won KArE vss taken eonmittst him
fvf trial.
D,orDrRLr Hovsu Dncxrr ur.-onsr,
ssrrH sni Vas AAsDAhr, II The K~ssx
Market Pole. Ccurt made dsso-., upoa ".
ptsnises s6 Rat Houston street., and srr~t.d
the PR p-istor for keeping . disord1ly hoas..
Eigbt msn and Eve vcmsr, who r., qu .nts d the
piscs, were also appr.sendsd and ist,n befors
Justice SrrERs. Tbs women were ssut to the
House u Dotsntioa - witnessee. Ths ksspsF
Of the den was locked up for trial
FosorNd A BANK Cnsok -ARaxsT or rHn
AccusaD AT PH1.ADnr PaIA.-A short time
sircs WV. JACKSON, an Englishmsa, and
Lows p. HRRcAuLr, q a.rmsn clerk de |
ported . che X for t2iI 81 IN the Ma ,rs'
Savings Bank q this city aud suo,.au, n,ly
drew out sl6j. L. sftsfwirds sPpslr.d that
ths bgr etufS 10 tns ona was gsnuns but /
tdat the endorsement -As q fOrg.ry. Search |
was male for to. two mon, aud tbs, Ger. 70 |
oontly discovered ann az es'sd la Phlladslp phis
and on Wodr ssday b,ant brought 70 this city. |
Yesterday thy ers brought b'tJr. Justics |
Csn.HsE who locked thin up 70 aw at sxamI- |
nation.
BuToLARr -JoHu ASDERsos, q colcrsd |
walter, was detected on Wednesday night in |
the dwelling Of Me. JAMES LAumnn GRA-
HAM, In wsverly Plass, which he had sntsr,d
With falls. k-y Tor the purtos OF ihsfL II,
sSs arr-s'sd BY D lieeman, and locked up by
Justice QyACKWrBusu for MA.
The sun., 1861-08-09
BROOKLYN.

The MUhDKR or POLICEMAN MAvun-
CoRoNER's INouHAr AND vERoior OF rar
JURY Ct MMrrrAL OF THE PRBosKR.--Coro-
nsr HoRroS hsld en- iOquss, yesterday after-
noop, upon the b Jdy OF the late DAVID II
MARTIN, policeman OF the I'd Prscir Ct who
was murdered lat rs,dsy. Several Wit
ness wore examined. The evidence slicitsd
nothing new.
Toe COronsis jury brought In tn, folio wing
vsoict:
That ,h. said DAVID II. MARTIN cam, to
his death by bs,pg stabbed with a katie or
soma other sharp instrument la the neck. In
the bands OF h' said WILLIAM Cuarfs, (ths
pfisorsr) on ,be mo'binS ~ tuesday, ths 9Th
iDs,.. b.iwesn h. toOis q 10 and o'clock"
Th. tiiiOa'r b'ips arrs'g oil. iAli t1at he
VII, ~ year. OF aSs btr, la New Yoik, sn In
vsntcr by oeoup,tioD, but rsfosed TO givs his
name, place Of rssidence. or TO max, sn,w'r
the ch vRs he was iuilv conmltted 10
sw.it the auion Of tas Grand jay.
MILITARY AFFAIRS -PuRckLL McQun-
Lac, who bas hsrstofore besn bsfde Hon Judge
Brr1s, Of the U 8 District Court, New York
on wris Of hdbeds corpus having been held Ia
GUS ody at +, IT Lafay cite op the charge Of
tr. ason, In aidrg he enemy in their attack on
Flrt Su ntsr, wss discharged fr,m custody en-
WEDNESDAY evening by an ordor from the War
DophTtu ott uuoC ~ W tuo COnmhuuhnF NJ
Fort Hamilton. MoQuuLAN claimed TO be q
Blitiih rub ct. Ths order stated that the
charges against the prisoner had not been suf-
tained.
Anew regiment Of in'autry, named sfter
Gon. MCCJELLAs, has bssn acosptsd by the
Government, and iS nos ing organic ,d uns.r
tbs tupsrvi.ion Of Gel. wM X. BREwsrER,
late M .jof Of the 2ssa Regiment. Tue recruit
ing ofies has u'sn opened la the Arn9ry, cor
usr G anbetry and Henry stre,ta Many Of
the heat ,ilic.rs a the 18Th ami 25th regiment
are engaged in th' move onsnt.
PIcKISo PocKRIs AT THE Race CouRsH-
Detective FRosr sr'est,d rEos. DoUoHERrY.
at the Union R'c, Cou'so, yesterday altar
neon, on the charge Of relieving ths pocket Of
JAS X. GAsDAL n $50 10 bills, Mr.. q 10 .
r.sid.nt of Port Edward. Was ipgton county,
NY. Tho sccused was br jught 10 the CITY
and locked up. Tns money was not recovered.
SUDDEN DEA,H "A German, whose mans
Is ruppceed TO bs sCHwAR1z, was found dead
In ted, At The Clinton hotel. In Atlantic stree +,
yss;, rday morning H. had t.k'u dSinFs
h n'g1t prtyi,us Use Gauss Cf des'h Ha,
.urtp.cl - ~ congestion OF IN, b-au. Da
| csased ~ai abtut GO Yeas n age, mo lium
height, btout butt and ~oreawg
The sun., 1861-08-09
F | N A N G l A L, 90.

UHW uOkM4 hubuS
The Stock mArh ei Today was generally tame with
sul much VaTiAs en- In prices on ths Federal and
Missouri ano Tens ssssa State s,OckS, or che ,si.
Wy shares from ,ns LE rAtsa Of yesterday. The
U s. Treasury Q Per Osnii we're SgIin wanted aa w
por cent. TAS fnIds5 E'ook o. 1851 sold ., ss per
c n. There IL . c,I,lru.d d.mAnd for small par
ossof Viglnis, N rih c.rolins, Louisiana and
Georsia sta's stocks, wial only . nmiad supply,
,vsn ~ the IdVaDci' prices.
We hear OF ro.hing nav In ,hs nOrsy mAIks,.
Euplol men, Ia dull ., 81 per oinA on discounts.
LSdsrs oop iihus ts pl'cs ocss.onAl sums wilh
hs Gwen msni - 90 days ~ per cent pr en-
um, the deposits - this Oh scs bsiDs ,AksA BY ,hs
gub-T lursE. Ths exchsnge market this Are
poon vas du'l a its lot on L1ndon,
Thsu 10 more oophdsua Nslipg among msrchAD's
who are beginning - IsAlizs the hea ,hAa she
people Of ths Nor,b are sssadlly coASum'aS al
kinds Of commodities, thsi chs WSsi has ~ usual
| a,Re crops 70 exchange for gOoes, and ,hAa 'hsy
ere 70 have soAs business The eisos Of daily
exps. di,uIs Of million Of dollars By thS Federal
Goysn men, b. gins 70 10 appreciated, aud the dis
| posislon inOrAasH 10 $50 conmsIo'Al snAifs In Z
| more snoouTaaipg Bghl A fsw Wtalsrn buysia
h.vs n Ads ,hsir spPsArAnos, sid their numbsl
~,ll soon hbsrsIly increisa.
The BroOkport N,Yl Exahssss Bank hes iAils<
I,s sscurits. In the Bark Dspsrtnsns are bslisvsi
70 be nearly sdual 70 Ne Ouss spdins eiroalsaiOu
The receivers are O r. and =. II rhsrass.
| By shs Europa, u HsiAx. We learn shst Ams
r'cAn sScha In London were up 70 2Sk . ~ 70
Erie shares, and Iuir ole CsnarAl 70 % 0tN pc
csns. The oo,aon mssks' consinusd AIM aAd 90
tive. The srsiB news IL favorable, Atd NAsrs u
dsabs Ot Ihs Continuance d lAIKs SSpsrtl ,hrsush
The sun., 1861-08-09

sHocKUo CASE or p IsosNo-A woMAs
Kills HEh GRanDc mLD WITH RoM.--Co on
81 CANDLE, y,stsrdsy afternoon. Investigated
the cause Of the death Of ehlld, nearly ysns
" sgs, named CArHARISE Hos NKR. wno dief
at Is lleVue Hospital on Wednesday night. II
ypeated from the svldenos that the mot tier OF
the child went into the country few weeks
ako ltaviDg bsr child 10 tho care o'its grand
nUthsr, Ans McDKBMorr. . missrsbs insbri-
Ais, rssidiI K st No 3l2 East 19Ih st. The
child being rather tf0u ol, ms, the latter gave
L. rum 10 quiet Il, and "a he evidsnce sbo Zsd,
forced II 10 take tNothirds Of q tss-cupful,
once or twice every day. Ths ch ID ptnsd
ut Ger the Infamous treatmsnt- and Il ally he
occupants Of the houts aequsinted the poics
with the facA and an, ii Sor took it 10 Il lie.
vue Hospital. Tais wss on Tuesday, snd the
to,ioritg day the child dad, The medical
testimony shoWsd that d.sth was caused by
alcoholic poison, aed the Jury rssdsrsd yer
dict as follows "That dc sAsed came 10 he
death by alcoholic poisoniog at the hands Of
her grsndmoth Ans Mod sRMorr, admin
i,tsrsd while sad grandmother was intoxi
cared"
On the rendition Of the verdict. the accused
was locked up 10 await the action Of the Grand
ury.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A young woman,
uau ed sARAH GRAHAM, attempted suicide
| yesterday. in West Goth street, by swallowing
/ q large qqSntity Of lAudanum. She wAs taken
| 70 Bsilevu. Hosplta), wi ere The poison was OK.
/ tractsd, aver which abe stated thit she had
been out tf Employ Dsht for several weeks and
sas ~holly dts,i ute eh' will probably be
| peifse ly restored.
TIRED OF LrFK.--An unfortunate woman,
named JoASHA Smith, jamp'd overheard Al
the foot Of 10th Atrest, Il. 4 but before ah'
was drowned. officer MILLER, Of the 11th Pre-
Il einct, rescued hsr. On bsipg ArrNimsd bsfor'
Justice STkHRs, JOANNA ssio, all her sfo. To fol
wssns past to obtain sm ,loyment had bean IN.
Il suocsssful, and the had netning 70 live for
hence the attsLnpt on her life. Having NJ
home, she was sent 10 the Island at her owl
hquest.
A SoIDHH DRowsKD.-A soldier, pamst
LosBBA, belonging to Go. A, Lincoln cavalry
1 quaItar,d At Elm Park. was dro Vnad ester
day, While bs,hlDg at the foot Of 28Lh strsst
B dY not recovered.