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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-05-15
KIRBY'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
A COMBINED
Newer and Reaper.
MELICK & QUICK,
(near the R. r. Depot)

(neaT the X. IL. Depot
TRENTON, N. j..
Agents for Hunterdon, Mercer, Somerset, Mid
dIesex, Monmouth, Burlington and
Ocean Counties.
HNHE KIRBY HARVESTER is now so well
known that we deem it superfuous to print
any Certificates, but will Iefer those who wish
to purchase to any of the 5000 owners Of the
machine, who have run them from one to FIVE
years past
We have an immense number of certificates,
but it would make large book should we pub
fish them all, and as those who purchase prefer
to be their own judges rather than be governed
by certificates we make them this
WARRANTY:
That the machine is we'll built, of good mate
rails, capable of cutting with span of horses,
an acre of grass or grain per hour, or from ten
to fifteen acres per day that it is as good
mower as can be bought; and the BEST com
bined Machine in the world.
The purchaser having the privilege of cutting
two acres of grass or grain as trial of the ma
chine. IF it should not work well, he shall give
notice to the agent, and allow him time to send
person to put it in order. If it cannot then
be made to work satisfactorily, it viii be taken
back and considered no sale.
For further particulars send to
MESSRS. MELICK & QUICK, TRENTON,
for Pamphlets, which show Premiums, &c. a273
, 1861-04-10

@4as@4-6o for medium to choios Spring sxras.
! Grhe receipts Of WHEAT wsee light snd the nasrkat
opened buoyaut, and advanced h31c per beahea
The sa1es amounted to about 81 900 Bushels at SIC
for winter receipts, and for fresh receipts No.
Spring; 67ke for. fresh :re<eipts NoEth~estesn-
Clnb; and 7BK@eoc for winter rssaipts No. =
sprins--cloalnG nrm- coFn Has also to good r.
quest and nrzn, with Light saies At s8K@28Kc for
fresh receipts Mixed in store. Oats. RE and Bas.
ley were dull and neglected. Timothy Seed Fas II
fair request and steady, At $2so@2.45.. C4oser,
Hungarian and Hi1let Seed neglected. Highwtues
steady at 14c. :, - r:
In provisions nothing Of Importance transptrea,
except sale Of 15o bsla prime Leaf Lard at s4e.i
Mess Pork Is generally held at $17:oo
For oaDEssnuaaH--The Northern Transporta-
t1on mpauy's propeller, Pratr.s stats will leave
this port On Thursday next for ogdensbureh. It
Was designed that she would sail tomorrow; but
she waits to 60 In company with the Grants stats,
from Milwaukee. The Northern Co.'S propeuers
have been the first through the straits for series
Of Years AID there Is every probability that they
Fill be ahead again this season.
, 1861-04-10

NEW YORK, April a.-Aahes hrm, snd fir d.
1nand at $6.M for Pots5 and PEE pearls.
,Ftdun dill and @ lower md moderate o9siness y
Is, a bbls Il 81 l54t5.15 for nupor state; &5.a0@
1.4Q for extra do; $5.16q1G2t Tor anpS< western;
fs.Ho@5. 90 for common to medium eItra wsstsxn;
Ohio f5.7o@s7 fortrsde brands do-narket dos
ing with little more steady feeling, owing to Alxht
reduction IN ffefghts. Canadian 1ouT Shade low
e With moderate demand Sales 600 bbls At 81. q
good s1tla, md $74s:5o for choics snd favor,ts
do. Rye -dour In limited request at $3.35@4.10.
g Con- nia neal quiet ana prices nominal and IN
WH!sKY-less active and shads eaaier. Sales
: aRAn.-Wheat IL lower witha 1nodeyats busi-
pess doing for export and limited f. ,iaaai} @ ier
mon Chicago spring at $l.23 delivered 1e. 400 bu
Of Milwaukee club At $18 in store and 81 30 det'-
ersa s e bu nss9s e 55E st $ bn ,
ter red western at si.85@1.S1h delivered; u, 400
bu amber Iowa At 81 g deliyered I. 900 bu falr
white Canadian ct 81 40 ago nu white western
500 bu damaged white western q $lx15e. Rys qu1-
ct q 68@69c Barley dull, at 65@7sc. Barley malt
heavy, at Bic; sales, 600 bns at s8c: Corn 1@se
home consumption at the decline Sales 60 900 bu
at 81167c for old mixed western delivered 61c for
new bound yellow !; 81 @63c for new yellow jersey;
&C for yellow southern es@91c for white soatn. G
sa15c toI jersey; S@a4Hc for western and Cana
dian; 34D35 for state and Canada. Peas rule quiet
and unc. snged. balee, 800 bu Tic.
PRoV1sIoNB-Pork quiet the hrmneas Of holders
checks business: Gales 150 brls at $17.37017.60
Tor meas. $12.75@13 for prime. Beef actiye and
market steady; sales TAO brls at $47bW5 for conn-
try prime, $5.75@a Is for country mess, 5000
for feparked mest. l0.10910 80 for extra mess.
Prime mess beef dull, and without Gales OF note.
Beef hama moderately active at 1s@15c for stata
and western. Cut meats steady and unchanged ;
,trthing Rales at 6A9GAc for shoulders, 898Ac
for hams. Bacon in moderate request, and very
little offering. Lard active and frmer; sales ,20C
br1B at 9D10Ac-the latter an extreme rate fol
strictly prime kettle rendered. Butter selling at
106N14c for Ohio, 14@20c for state. Cheese STEADY
at gxGD10c for inferior to prime.
GRoCERIEs.-Sugar-Raw very quiet, and prfcet
slightly frmer: sales 1856 hhds Cuba at 4xl5X
Sc hhds Porto Rico. at 55<; 1870 boxes Havana, al
*; and by auction: las hhds New Orleans, at ~
@5X; 10 hhds Porto Rico at 5A964. Molassei
dull and unchanged; eales 1a5 brls New Orleans a
SO; hhds common Porto Rico, old crop, 70; Il
hhds cIayed Cuba 16D17; and By auction, 110 bsl
New Orleans ut rs 832H caEh4
Enthusiastically shade better, with moder
ate business. j. r 1910 B & @ 70, @ & Oh
Gs4, Pan ITO, N S 14A, Reading 30A, Harl 14A,
r q TAX, Pac Mail 8U:z, c e. Il bonds IS, Cal u
ssx' S. Il Z s. ss, Harl pfa 81, Rrte a51, Hadlon Il.
S "a bonds I'll, Han l. st 10 451f, No 6s CON, Q I
81, 81 coupons 81, q 8 8s, 81 registered 954.
, 1861-04-10

New YORK, April 9.-The Persis has arriy-
ed. Markets are unchanged Warlike rumors
continue in Italy and Denmark
The Persia brings ee57, 600 in specie.
Lord Palmeraton, in speech to his con-
stituents, adverted to the American crisis, ex-
pressing tervent hope that whatever adjust
meDt there may be, it might be arrived at by
peaceful means.
The Paris Bourse closed 6rmer, 67f 60c.
The concentration Of Austrian troops in
hana that haen.on a.
were purely defensive.
1TALY.-Count Cavour reiterated the ur-
gent necessity for declaring Rome the capt
tai Of Italy, and guaranteeing the Popes
liberty md independence in spiritual pow
ers. Resolutions to this effect and honinp
, 1861-04-10
Tribttte.


TrEspAf ETEsrSa, 1prn 9, 1851. !,
II yesterday was "hane,'' to-day -has been
"bsuer," !" and If stocks 90 down rs much to-rnor.
TOW, I've certainly shall aeed the tuperlAtiye. The
weather has been aboninahle, and the early dis
patches, showing frrthes large decline in stocks
ia New York, increased the general gloom. Ten
1essees and Visgiaias were quoted at TN, aud
71{sanuri.a stood ~ n r.ha e;r,ts.,,t xrord
..-.,,;a,...,, s,~S1 ~. Ss.4-s eNss 1.1s'.e "o.e
pao1cAs aose1 tae oaspa1ea* In too afternoon
prices rose u, aad railway shares HG11, but the
Ase4.'
peasms fensaaons mere 6anKess met a"o'eof
Ately after buEness hours. All Wisconsin curren-
, 1861-04-10

VOYAGE AMONG THE IcE.-Tbe schooner Free
man, which returned to this port on Saturday from
an unsuccessful attempt 10 reach Saginaw, made
quite an exploring expedition ~hila on Lake Hu-
ron {n attempt to reach her port ofdestinatton.
She cruised abouta distance Of 60 or 10 mileH, oc
caslund1ly finding an open space Of two or three
miles In length, when she would become perfectly
blockaded, ,forcib1y reminding ca It. Newhan Of
what he had read Of the expeditions sent In search
of Sit John franklin. Finally, after cutting and
working In the ice for two days and nights they
we're re3oiced ta ind an opening which enabled
ed any damages from the hazardous voyage
they had undertaken. Capt. n. states he has no
desire to make any further lake explorations in
Ice, being perfectly satiefed with his first expert
ence, He reports ice in some places 10 feet deep,
and in no place less than fcet.-Dstrois Tribune,
1stnight.
Osw1Go-The early opening of navigation fs
causing considerable activity among the lake craft
in our barbor. Many vessels have already bent
their canvas aud are only awaiting the opening Of
the Welland canal to clear for upper lake ports.
large quantity of grain has been kept aoat Mt this
place during the winter, and Is now being s:ored
In warehouse, Or transferred to canal craft for
transportation to the East. We notice many OF
the latter craft already loaded and lying i the ba
sin above the iron bridge awaiting the opening Of
the ditch Ostoego Iinaes
, 1861-04-10

ST tcnztng Tennessee and North Carolina Bonds
abont q TcntioWer ru-day ythan yesterday you dcpre-
eia;e ne va.ae q our currency to- cent Don't
maze worse thar It really is, it Is bad enough
At the highest rates. Since the Comptreller's r.
q January 81. several Of our banks have retired
circulation AID changed their securities so that no
1eaaois estimate can be made from that report.
IoutB truly, VIC. R1TcHH.
WehaTe to say In regard to the above, that the
estimate OF the value Of the stocks WAS not made.
BY rs, We took it as We found It. The one was
m1Ge by Some Milwaukee bankers, and the other
was made ut Springfield, Ill, with what prectre
authority we know not. The difference may be
accouatcdfor by suppo=iag the lapsc Of very few
days between ths time when they were made, with
eut acy desire on the part OF anybody to make any
1nsidieus comparisons.
LAKE STORE {W1s.) BAsk.-aIartlu adams, Eco,
President, writes US from Manitowoc, Wis, that
the Lake Shore Bank of that place was By mistake
marked Us rejected in the list published BY US last
reak. lie Gays: We have always redeemed in
eola, and expect to be able to do so in future
Good. Ills not in the list rejected in Milwaukee,
but Easrly all Wisconsin currency is row reject
ed here. VIC presume the sound banks will be
restored in week or two.
PRIoE OF REJcTEp.--Owing to the decline in
securities, the brokers hare been buying rejected
currency to-day at 70 cents Some Of The larger
houses would not bay On any terms.
TIE H. REJECTED L1sT.-For the convenience
of our readers rcpublish the List OF the rejected
Illinois Banks The lancaster aud the Panet
Banks heretofore reported have made good their
securities. We learn from Springfield that those
Of the Bank or Benton and the Federal Union
have not get arriyed; but we are assured by bank
ers here that they are on the way, and that the
hHrnI ali RI
, 1861-04-10
Weekly Review OF Chicago Market.

-Freightz during, the past
week have been quiet and inactive, and the only
engagements reported wrte three or four vessels
to ar!iye. at 1Sc Tor wheat to Kingston. In Bufa-
10 frefgbte nothing has been done. Vessels are Of
10 but there fs no inquiry BY shippers at present.
sud rates are entirely nominal. There are only
about ten regular vessels in portnot
number of lumber vessels ready to 60 into the
grain trade as soon as the Sraits are open. CANAL
FRE1aHTs-Dull 1t $A.0o to 6t. Louie, and g 25@
2 50 to points on the ulnois River RAILRoAD
FGE1sHTs-There Is no change In railroad rates
since the date OF our last Weekly Review. They
are as fQl1oWss
, 1861-04-10
E1:tM.AIER Z AT.


Tuesday EVENING, april 9, 1861.
WEEKLY iaEr1Ew,-NearIy erery dag during the
past week it has, Tained more or less, and The
-osds MI over the country are IN bad condition.
The wet weather has also operated uniayorably
with agricuturists, who are anxious to ret their
spring crops into the grouud; but the seaeon l.
moderately early, there is no alarm felt. The
heavy rains which prevailed, however, must have
melted the Ice In the Straits, and the opening of
navigation will probably take place as coon q. a
rtrong southeast wind comes to break 1t up. scy
elal propcllers are in the river, all ready to
start on short notice and as soon as the first pro-
pe3'er gets through to Detroit, large fleet Of veg
xclB will tolloE.
The following tables show tue receipts and chip
nents OF leading articles Of commerce during the
1'ast week and since Jan. LIST, compared with 1867
EEEErrr4 nr IL s,1&to lrr1e1 .. e,zra.
, 1861-04-10

FORT KEARSEY, March 8-The Pony Ex-
press, with California dates to the 9th ult.,
passed there at $40 T. n.
The Senatorial question remains as last ad.
yised.
The bill to amend the Telegraph Corpora.
ton Law, go as to authorize the present Com,
panies to consolidate aud extend their lines to
Salt Lake, to meet the lines from the East
was passed.
News Of the formation of the new Territory
Of Nevada gave great satisfaction to the citi
zens Of the Washoe mining zion. A brisk
scramble for the local offices under the organ
ization had already commenced. Lady Frank
lin bad arri4ed nj Esazisr River
, 1861-04-10

a!! !nga p8SS 9! kGi! %1;Ii 'rfs 1 EsgaT. w..h.
eI1etnn observation-disclosures states that ths Govern
il Tozt sumter aad supply hin with proxis; 1.;
reash Charleston to-day {TuesaaJ,) for that
purpoas. There is no deslrs TO put addition;
the Tort nn!sss rsslsissss = osFsd sss1
Wi not approach Charleston with hostiie in-
tsn.ions, but supply vessels 60 prepared to r..
pplempy te resistance ss96,eh Of Ts95s - t6s
Foft lieut.. Talbot carried Instructions to
this effect to Maj. Anderson, with orders to
open Ills batteries if vessels are fred on.
Recruiting for the Government ts fast gong
.onI and at least $4,000 volunteers will be Of.
fered from the Free States in afew days: Coy:
Dennison OF Ohio pledges the support 9f h1s
State to q vigorous policy, and returns a. NONE @
Immediately to execute his pledge. ~Ihe NO.
ment the President; has official knowledge
that any blow has been struck, he viii Aa1e
proclamation for an extra session OF Con
, 1861-04-10

FkU1T6-<1nsEn-Tha receipts of Apples dur,
quiet, with sales at 50 for common toBood
EranberEies are dull At t4Dos1$$5:0o per bbl
q l3'smons and Oranges IN good supply at - 80 per
Ut the following quotations. :-APples, EXTERN,
4941c; do southern, &C.; impaired Peaches, 54@
6Ac; p.red Peaches. getting rather Ecarce)
! Charles, pdtked, acarce.s At : ao@22c. Nurs-
Peanuts Wilmington, S225 . bu African 81 5Qi
2 bu: Almonds. soft shell 12@16c q .: Flberts
Hickory t.25 y bu. Chesnuts $3@5 q bn.
:. FuK3-1he market Ia dull and Inactive at ths
, 1861-04-10

=, ~ :, -, =. =
The market during the past. weak has been ne
elected; 6ut holders are firm, and prices sEe
steady. Tue falling on In the receipts Ia entirely
due to the want Of storagefae1tsies:: Aa soon as
neyed. the movement In this cereal will be very
TO-DAY there was good inquiry and the market
firm: Sales we're 500 bu fresh receipts Mixed
At 2sHc In store; 800 bu do st 2s31c In store.
3,ss4 bushels the week previous. Shipped, 1855
bushels, against $50 bu the week previous The
market du.in5 the week has been entirely neglect
13sin store-4c storage Lots In bags have been
tola at 1GGh164e on track.
Hh,E-hScelved last week, 81 bn, againtt 7,418
state OF the MARKET has tended 70 cut of the re-
81 w BE- zen aeeg A the esse hs de-
, 1861-04-10

New ORLEANS, April 8.-The steamer Gen.
Miramon has arrived with Havana adyices to
the 41h inst.
Sugars dull at 611 reals. Stock on hand
2s000o boxes. Exports 98, $50 boxes. Re
ceipts 8, 500 boxes. Sterling exchar ge l10@
HOY; exchange on New York 2@3 per cent.
premium.
Prince Alfred was expected to arrive at Ha-
vana on the 18th
Three more war vessels sailed for St. Do
mingo on the 30th.
, 1861-04-10

The market during the past week, notwithstaud-
ing the increase IN the receipts, has been steady
and Arm; with fair speculative and shipping de-
navigation. and more hopeful news from England
with regard to prices. are very firm. For Canadian
account there y an active demand for No. Spring
at full rates. W1FTER WHEAT ia in demand bY city
mt}lers: and ecarce. With sa1es Of White at 1900
/ Is. and Red at 81 00@1.l0.
To-Day there VAS good speculative in
yanced KG!e-cfoEing firm. Sales were 500
bn fresh receipts Northwestern Club at 874c In
store; 5000 bu fresh receipts No. Spring at 85ac
14ooo bu old receipts No. Spring at 7g1c in store
1000 bu do at 701&c in store; LOCO bn d. at 193<c
Ia store 900 bu fresh receipts do at 81 store:
3,o01 bu winter receipts do at 79c In store; 1000
bu do ut Soc In store.
C0RN-The following table shows the receipts
and shipments during the past week:
, 1861-04-10

ILLxKoIs AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
: I: ::
a.. - - .. ARRIVED. .AprI1R
Boat Trader, KankAkee, II, ,894 bs dra1nsgepi .
Boat ". B. Brown. !. Lockport 2a9 tuhble, ,a9 dtrn
and 80 B Potatoes. -
Boat Maxeppa, Norris, 800 bu corn. 49,"
Boat Glassgpw, Ottawa, :, 1874 b1 corn. '"~,
toat 4. Leach, I4asall6, Z, 40 bn corn,
Boat J. ?. Chaplin, Lasal1e (, ,t78hn corn
9. se.s@7 .:Y - '*CLKAREp. ...--4... April 8.
Boat Mar1a, Kankakee, "A Ta9 feet lumber, 974 feet
siding, $500 shingles, 1000 !ath, Il hEls eAlt
Beat 81 fhnFps gohsts s5 30 Net lunbess17, COO
Boat Y II. AroM1, 2o4th. Lpekpost. -
, 1861-04-10

The lumber market during the past week has
been unusually dull. not only has the demand
from the interior been very light but the bad cor
dition OF the roads leading Into the city has less
ened the demand By teams very materially. Froia
the 1yer and canal too the inquiry 4s .sIy light -
n,and for St. Louis. In prices there is not much
change: Common lumber and fencing, however,
when delivered on canal boats fs sold generally It
50, and delivered on ears $9 50@8.75. Some good
qualities Of common are held at $40.
II ca1goes there is but little doing A cargo Of
bill lumber per schr. Abigail. from Manfstee.
from Grand River, mixed, at $3.50; and the cargo
Of the LAUREL from Kalamazoo, steps, boards, &c,
At $8.25.
Shingles remain dull, and although the receipts
we're liberal, we hear Of only one Transaction
15u cog sawed, from Kalamazoo. per echr. shanks.
, 1861-04-10

New YoHK, April IA special dispatch to
tho HeraM savs Chat offers Of volunteers from
the Border States continue to be sent to Mont
g6meEy, and tenders Of :, eco men and 2 900
Indian warriors haye been received there from
the Wo~t = ;:-::
, 1861-04-10

:: BUFFALO, April 8-Two propellers Of N. 7.
c. r. r. line, Which left here Saturday night,
are understood to have succeeded in getting
through the Ice. Two more Of the same line
leave this evening. There is now prospect
Of the immediate reopeniEg of navigation
, 1861-04-10

NEW YORK, April 9 Several merchants to-
day protested ag Inst paying duties, claiming
they cannot be compelled to pay until the rev
enue laws are enforced in the whole country.
, 1861-04-10
Louisville Election.

LOUISVILLE, April s-The following is the
full vote for Mayor at the election Saturday
DELPHI, {Working Mems Union tieket,) 4,163
Crawford, Unlon,) 1,487; ellis, CSoutherl
Rights,} 592; Keyel, independently 109; De
van lIltra Seceasinuistl ] A
, 1861-04-10

RICHMOND, Ind-, April 9th.-Two police
men, Mccoy and Mendenhall, were stabbed
last night BY Charles Brown, while attempt
ing to arreGt them The former 1t is feared IA
tally. Brown escaped
, 1861-04-10

ert u Ike propoTaon Tor larger aixeR feQrlre6-
Every Engine lA furnished With
JUDsoES PAEEF1 aOvERNcR vALv&.
For Flour Hills We confidently recommend them II
supsTtor to any other style Ct E1gue. and they will
Save from Is to SO per Cent in Fuel
over the usual class Of boilers IN the West We
shall keep assortment Of different Hzes at
tahl5hment where they may be e1amlned and tho
peteRt man WILL L desired furnished to set up and
itart engines in any part the country. Wa supply
WaTER WHEELS SEATING. GEAR!N4 de-
A.vs-y low p1ices
r. W. BAXTER Il COG
Aiu Furnishing Depot Vest Water street. betuesa
Randolph ard Madison, Chicago ult1ota,
Post 0s1ca address Boxa74. cc55aly
, 1861-04-10

Postmaster 4x Indianapolis: ~ ~.
WAsM1aroa, April IA. 81. Conner d ap-
pointed Pestnasti ut Indianapolis. . 81;
, 1861-04-10

The Flour market during the past week, under
an increased demand for Phtladelph1A, New York
and the New England States, has been active and
irm-prices closing at an advance on the week Of
fully 10e per brl;. Round lots of good spring ex-
The demand from the South has been light, owing
to the frmness of holders. WINTER WHEAr brap-s
arc quiet and the demand is limited to the wants
MEAL IL in good supply and steady. A lot Of 100
br1s March's Caloric Dried was sold for shipment
South at $1.e5 We quote the closing prices as fol-
1nwe-
, 1861-04-10

PEORIA, April 9-FiiIeen feet Of water at
bridge-about on stand.
La SALE, April 9.--River seventeen feet on
hars
, 1861-04-10

FEE1GHrs TO THE SourH.-The following are the
rates by the Illinois Central Railroad to Cairo. and
thence by river to New Oz1eans: Pork, 81, e5 per
bril- Flour, 75c per bril- Potatoes, 43c per 100 lbs.
To Memphis: Pork, 95e per brl; Flour, 69c per
brl: Potatoes, doc per 100 lbs.
The rates By the Chicago l. Rock Island Railroad
to Lasalle, ard thence BY packet on the Illinois
River, are as follows: To st. Louis: Flour, 35c;
Pork Soc; Pound freights, 1sc per 100 lbs. To New
Orleans: Flour, TIC; Pork, $120.
To st Lonis all rail, the rates are: Flour, 48c;
Pork, sc,
tLoUK-The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of Flour during the past week.
Received. Shipped
, 1861-04-10

T6tal :. -7433 = "A 1880 a8a76 sxe s5o
The general markets. to-day were arm,: und&r n
good shipping damand sor Flour to ~ o.ders froa,
Fhfladelphla, Boston. H.. the zaasketw va. 1rn lid
te!,sabF se1vs-w1th as,aa Of aaorf 800 bis Il !
, 1861-04-10

L
- Jearum Atkins on the eleventh day OF January,
D. 1Ssa executed and delivered to NE, the Under
nsned. as Trussee, . Deed q IEust. conveying tue
Of ceEt1in PromlsEory Note therein uensloned and
described fur full de8crlpton Of which said note,
and cf the power In said Deed contained. refer
enca hereby ade 70 .he Record Of sa1 Deed which
gad Deed Ct Trust VII duly rgc4rded tn tie kecor.
de1's Oca Of CooE County, ullEots. IN Book l59 Of
Deeds Psge H. Ard whereas, default has been nade
N the payment Of Haid Pr n1ssory hote and appica
and legal holder the reo to Re eatt EIemlses under
and 6y 7tue Of the power IN said Deed of IFusf con
tanned, and for the purposes therein expressed.
Nov, therefor. pehc notice Ia hereby e1vcu thatI
shall sell at public auction. At the nofta door OF tne
Court House. In the City Of Chicago in the Stste Of
Hno1s for the highest and best price the ssae VIII
bring IN cAs ioF the purpo8e1 Ia said Dead II TusI
expressed At ten O'Clock N tie forenoon on Saturday.
thr thirteenth dsy Of APRIL A. D. s6 Tie premiees n
9ald Ueed oI lfast described ard siruats Ii Evanston
y tne Goanty q Cook aaa Stase Of niaeia tox1t:-
Hoan iouf ~ m,ds s9ulh Of the norh line Of Section
eass theoca raining east to the eaxt LIE or the norh
est quarter Of tie northwest quarter Of said aecpu
G.gatsen t4enre Eoath stI rods and stxty four hpu
9eat95 63.too tcds) thence west parallel with the
HUf1h nna Of tald Section eighteen b the cs tre ~
~ Nnl4ad Cnunty -hoad% thencu nuftaef1y slonV
ae eeatte OF said road to the place OF beginning co
AlninE about ons and4 4-haH - acre, mora oT iesa
1pzether With the buildings theredn together VIII al
khS app1EtenaaEes thaEeunto belal g16R md sa taa
5S:as .s e15 ass & asa. & ssa s.M ~
S*'setsf sas7s ~ N.Y. @kas-sEk+sa
, 1861-04-10

To-Day the Flour market was firm, and
tolsrably active. Sales we're leo brls ..sm1th
Mills round hoop, at - 50 on track; 200 hsls
gam fat hoop at 81 IS del Is brls fair spring ex-
tra. flat hoop, at 81 SO DEL 800 br1s Lake Street
Mills, - fat hoop, at IS del; 1000 brls q South
Queen, round and flat hoop. at q. 80 del 800 brls
Janssville Center round hoop. at $450 del 200
brls $. Highland Mills at 81 IS del.
WHEA'r-The following table shows the receipts
ot wpeat during the past week:
, 1861-04-10

NEw OR1EANs, April 9.-The news Of the
appearance OF war vessels off Charleston bar-
! bor, has produced unusual excitement. Gen,
Bragg has telegraphed here from Pensacola for
I fifteen hundrea additional troops. Two more
companles Of Zouayes are about leaving.
, 1861-04-10

=
MILWAUKEE, April 9-Tbe Ocean Wave, the
first boat through Lake Pepin, arrived at St.
Panl last evening at 730 O'Clock Found little
difficulty in going through, though the lake
il full Of ice,