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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

A Young GIRL SHOT DEAD BY HER
JoUsIN A shocking affair, the thought
If which causes the blood 10 flow back up
W the heat, and seems too horrit to be
zeal, occurred 10 Bristol, Il |. on Thurs
lay evening last, the particulars Of which
ire thu, stated by the P,ovi eace Pas ::
'Wm. James li'ley, a son Of Mr.. i'en
jamiu Tiley, about I6 years Of age, was
,tanding in the yard, with his fathers gun
in his hands, which he bad taken up for
the purpose OF Swapping some caps. Iii,
cousin, young beautiful girl Of 5 daugh'
ter OF SJtvanuo Peasc, E,q of Edgcrtown
Mass, who was on visit to Bristol, aud
passing the afternoon with Mr.. liiley 5
family. was standing in the house at a
window, within few feet of him. He
raised the gun and deliberately aimed it
at her head, remarking play u'ly that he
would shoot her. Awful to relate, the
gun was loaded, the charge took eff ct
near the temple, passing through her head.
She fell to the floor, and breathed about
three minutes only, showing no other sigus
of life 1t sccms Mr.. Till,y had loaded
the gun With shot, u few days before, for
the purpose OF shooting a neishbo, cit
tha, annoyed him, and most uniortun"s -
left it loaded in his house. The boy knew
nothir G of this, and supposed it empty, as
he had played with it in similar manner
before, Mr.. Pease ,ett Bristol only the
day before to return 10 his home in Ed.
gcrtown. Who can imagine, or what pen
can describe the anguish this thoughtlc,s
act has inflicted! When will people learn
to be careful, in th. use of fire arms
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

go An Engli,h lady, who went to
make purchases in Jamaica, accompanied
By her black maid was repeatedly adj
dressed by the negro shopman as 'massa.
Whercupon her sable follower exclaimed
with a look OF inhnite contempt, "Why for
you peak such bad grammar, Sabby -
Why for you cal! my missus massa ! Stu
ped tellah-him a she !"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

sDf- A lady wrote to her lover, begging
him to send her some money; she added ,
ty the way of postscript:
"Im SO ashamed of the request | have
made in this letter, that | sent after the
post man to get it back, but the servcnt
could not overtake him.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

lsg~ A fend of human form suggests
that, in these days of patent candles and
much writing, it would be well it some au
,hors, instead of consuming oil, should
burn their composition.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

syf- "Sir, did you call me cipher :"
''No but l said you we're q figure with
its tail cut off,"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

BIZ A henpecked husband declared
that the longer he lived with his wife tue
more he was smitteu by her.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

reg- In a mist the highest can for the
most part see each other, but the valleys
cannot.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

BsS-The bread of life is love; the sal.
of life is work; the sweetness of life, poet
ry; and the water of fo, faith.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02
% Z N I'll S 4 n En
II. @. HOVER,
Surgeon DENTIST

,szs.z-sa RESPECTFULLY offers his protest. on
ksr<flsy al services the ladies and gentlemen OF
VTr1& Va Bloomsbury aud vicinity. lie is prcpar q
AAA u 10 att tnd To all th' various operations IN
thl line Of his provided with th' latest
Improved porcelain teeth, which Will b. ins 'rtsd on
gai patha, silver and rubber base tolo0k as wen as
an natural 'rth. .
MIN ra plat AMI block teeth manuta turtd ana al'
op ,ratione on e th ly and properly attended TO
ilnnmshIIg. IA. Algust s. lsNl.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

sD- knowledge is the parent of love
wisdom, love itself.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

sa- A youths love is the mo passion
ate virgin love is the more idolatrous.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

gss- " hat are the Fortunes Of War
Ask tho gentlemen who furnish our SOL
diors with bad beef at high prices,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

sas- Purity is the feminine, truth tn
masculine, of honor,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02
VOL. I0.--NO. 35.
LEVI l.. FATE,
OFFICE
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

IL ie nsr Brick PuRg opposite the Erchanrc, by side
fthe C0drt House "Dcmoeratic Head 4Hartors.'
, 1861-07-03

a ClsEs AND BOOKS WANTED amounting 70
$sGo Or FLO: q ft94 fcr which va1,abe city pro
stgtt per cent on It, ralq3tioo will b; excaaa9ed at
proportion OF eaah Paid II IN des,ahs LEGALITY ID
~ ssoun,fy rFsfsEred Any person WISHING t. e oSt
will hnd good bargain. Address Boz III -, CHI
2rn I'm
, 1861-07-03

THANKS FOR 4 Cow.-The fifty little chill
1ren at the Home for the Friendless were =
few Days since made more happy by Thomas
3. Bryan, E=q., who gave them his b est cow.
Many thanks for such timely End valuable
donation.
, 1861-07-03

NEW YORK, July 2.-FLorR-Market heavy.
unsettled N and 5Gsl5c lower, sases, $40 brls at
iate rs ssRs1 snpsf 6e4 s5a1
common to medium extra western 81 SOC 80 for
spring brands extra round hoop Ohio; aad 500
' 5 st1n erHa closing
-four heavy andtoHer; sales 500 brls at $4 .3Ds.35
for common to choice extra Rye flour dull and
steady With sales Of $50 brls Bsandywine at 81
aAoat.
WH1skr-Fair request with ea.es OF 500 brls At
GnA11 Wheat opened dull and unsettled. and
closed heavy and 214c lower, Sales $1,000 bush
Chicago spring at 6aaJeGc; . .4o0 bn Mort 1we>t-
esn club b q M Mss&sss 500 BY Racing ep5ns At Ss
bu winter red weetorn A. $l0s@t;No, 6aa9o bu
Canada club at Csc; 80, 400 bu white western at
s1ic@12s asa SO bu y whtte &C capada At sl12 Re-
Barley and mali continues dull and nomiEally uu-
changed. Com opened dnll and closed heavy ant
1c lower. Sales g. 00o bu 1t 4o@ttc for new mixed
western; 50G,51c for western yellow. Oa:s dull At
ttAte.
PHoy1s1oss-Pori1 dull and easier, wit sales
3s5 htls at $l4.f5 for mcss, and 80 for prime.
Beef dull ard dseoping; sales a9s esls At $lD4.5o
packed mefs, and sto9n for sx ness: Prime
more demand; Fa1es 2S5 br1s prime western at
$1a5n6514 s5. Cut meats continue dull; sales 50
bids dry ealtcd hams at &c; the range Il 4115A
aDd nomina1ly unchanged Larl steady; sales
400 brls at sD9. Butter IN moderate request at
70 1a36 for OHIO, end 7@15 for state. Cheese sel~
Ing slowly at 2@T, as In quality.
Observation-Disclosures demand for raw coz
times coed and the market is ssgaln drncr. Sales
fe9 bas Rs cb at 4% f51s IS hhds Of
but market without essential change.
srocks;:- and irregular Government accu-
sa ~: Psnsna PPsas5 Hass ;'fsa ecaasas2 css,fs
73H; Pacific Mai1, g., q. 30; North Carolina
, 1861-07-03

seh1 Bates, Canon, Oconto, lis N lumber
Schr A1bbard, Curly, BlacAdeld, 1l8 eds wood
sssT ss H9ats5, R, Ta1li:aa & osontS, 80 m lumbar.
schr Nower, McCiand, Buffalo
ss VsnR' WEE Hasegfea ga W:bs4 lfs @ et' SALT
sehF Nightingale 1{t swestland' Buffalo, 800 bFls
sch, Jones. Tas Thomas, Manlstee, 10 n timber.
schr cou1tright, Christian Psesqae 1ale, 4to tons
Sch, ma %nskegon, Mckay. Muskeson, Is N lumber
SER Ege Patt noaa nojsod o s. stsve, 500
bn wheat, 100 b11s dsh.
schr Ann Thorine, Anderson haiAmazoo' 6o eds
scnr Hrseo. Abraham, 0conto. 16o N lumber.
schr Loassa Ann, Lanson, Kalamazoo; @ % n lump.
Sebr Csiro, Mccartney. Oswego, eco brls sslt, ndz
CLEARED. =.
Str L.dy franklin, Hickey, St. Joseph lot mdze
and household good.
R9R @fsss Ssfin hao
Brig Kos{na, Bardenbu.gh, Green Bay.
Brig Ocean Eagle, Ga(ligan, Buffalo. t4,1oo bn
ssh5 putsons Thempsen, Hel,aa !os 2 b bb: sslt
schr Mount Eagle, White, Osweso, Il 600 bu wheat.
Sthr Argo, Abraham, Oconto.
Sch. Ionise Ann. Laason, Kalauazoo.
Schr St. Jamee, Shaw. Buffalo, 14,5O bu corn,
Sen o.iou, TnInbun; Badalo, la. $50 bn corn.
Eehr Eniop, Aldrlch, I1ol1and-
Schr Racine, Brown, Green Bay.
Sehr \ ] ,ieh, England. @ But[.lo, Il, ooobn corn.
schr Mary Brown. Brown, Buffalo, l4,oo 's
Schr CRUSADER, Goats, Kalamazoo, 10 tons nadz.
schr John Weeden, Hand, o-weso, 1000 bushels
sehr s Bates, Ca.mon, Nuskegon.
sh sehz Charley nibba5d, eq5ly, Fort Washington.
sebl IazIegon, IeKay, MusEeson.
, 1861-07-03

The market during The week has been quite act-
ire, as The above table dsmonstrates-there being
an Increase In the receipts Of about 10 0 bushels
and IN tue shipments, abou. 81. 900 bushels.
During the early part Of the week tbs market
was t1T. and prices were well sustained; but
within the past two or three daye the tendency
has been doTnHards, and VIC noth I decline on the
week of13sc 3 bushel; but with regard to Canal
and River Corn ailoat this does uos apply-.ae It
has been In active request By shippers, aad prices
have been pretty nearly sustained. The recent
action Of the Directors Of the Board OF Trade In
laion to the inspection OF Corn out Of stora into
veesels, has caused shippers to imagine that there
Is more heated Corn in store than they were aware
Of; ard hence the demand for boat loads a1oat and
the difference In price between the two kinds.
TO-DAY the market WAS 4@Hc lower on Nike
in store{ but steady for Cana1 and RiFer. Sales
were 1000 bus choice Canal and River, aaoat,at
s6c; t5,co0 bus good do at ts5xc afoat; 2l,00 bus
do at 26kc I. Q. b; 1900 bug do at s51Hc adoat
10000 bus do at 254c adoat 5000 bns do At &c I.
o. b; st. 600 bus Mixed, in store, ut 2S56c; 30oo
bus do at 22Xc: 5,ooo bns do at &C; = GOD bus Re-
jetted In store 1t 1sc; 4.oo0 bus do at 17kc.
OATS-Received last week, =, ,921 bus shipped
10a, ,ss8 bus. The market during the week hsa
been active and firm, with good shipping inqui-
1y-prices being steady.
TO-DAY tho market Was very Quiet- Sales, $40
bu: No, at 1876 in store; 1000 bu do at 13c In
store. *:
R9E-Received last week, 16,759 bu; shipped,
e6,81abut The market during the week has bean
moderately active and ateady-there being no na~
terisl N prices sinee the date Of ous last
weekly review.
To-DAI;the eales were: 1900 bu No. IN store at
3oc~ -: -
BAR1RY---Receiyed last week, 9,138
bueheis shipped 200 bushels. There ia
no demand whatever for shipment, and the ra.r-
ket is dull and ncglected-tae transactions being
almost Of ke.a:l ehaxacter, IN lots On track. to
, 1861-07-03
COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY EVENING, JUL 9, 1861.
WEEKLr REy1Ew.-The weather during the
past week has been dry and comfortably warm
though during the past two days It has been un-
ueually cool for this eeason Of the year. The re~
ports from the interior are still on the whole
favorable for the growing crops. The spring
wheat looks well, except in some places where 1t
was sown too late. Corn Is rather backward In
the Northern part Of Illinois and Ia Iowa; but in
the Central and Southern portions of this State,
it Is we'll advanced. The army worm has not dam
aged the wheat OF corn TO any great extent; but
in many places 1t has destroyed the grass.
In Southern Illinois the harvesting Of winter
wheat is progressing, and the crop is reported
good. To-day, Messrs. Turpiu & Lake Of this
city received O carload Of new red winter wheat
the first received here this reason. 1t wss shipped
from Du Quoin station, On the Illinois Central
Railroad. The wheat was sound and dry; bnt the
berry was very email, and from some stalks which
we've found in the car, 1t looked as ifit had been
sttrted In growth by some inaeet.
Tfs t:op, though early, is later than the crop Of
1850. The fret consignment of that crop ,sas re-
ceiyed in this city on the 6th Of June. The fol-
lowing table shows the dates Of the receipt Of new
wheat In this city for sig gears pasthe inside date
deuoing the time when the first consignment was
received, and the outside date the time when the
, 1861-07-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PASSED DETROIT, July 1.-CrProps Prair:e
State, Nendeta, Illinois. Concord; earks Indiana,
j Hoyt. L Rawson. Sunshine: brigs Venice. En-
pi1e STATE; schEs CLARK, Wheeler. 4 Rad:
Nills, Uyphen, Advance, Amelia. Boston. Aeon.
tiaa. Dreadnonsht, Transport. Belle City, Star
light, San Jacinfo, Sophia Smith, Andrews.
Dows-Pzopa Neptune, Northern Light, Foun.
tsin City. Queen Of the Lakes, Dunki.k. Banshee,
Baltic, Buckeye. Miner:l Rock, Granite State
hasks Crest West 10 l, S,uz5es. colorado, D. So
to. Constitution, Northern Light: brigs Lucy 4
Hrother, M.zeppa, Queen & he Lakes, pa9atlezs,
4 Hart. Affair, Lookout, II L Lansing, " San
derson. Hubbard, E Loysn, j Hibbard r II
Willard, Wings Of the Morning, Arcturns. EA-lc
Wing, II II Brown. St Andres, Robert Ea.n15t,
WiliBgton, L Rust.
Weather cloudy, with moderate west wind.
.EEssFLa PASSING 1HRoCGH THE WELLAND CA-
SAL-Boaad 'ess.-On the 2sth-Schs L. j. La-
than. Surprise, Sasco. Joseph Wilson and Helen.
or the Ss'h-s1eameE Amit{: bark Plymouth; brig
from New York; Pearl and Coquette.
Hound ,-On the 2Ssh-Br:g Lafayette cook:
sehr n. McNair. On the 29sh-pTop Rescuc, b.k
Aaljalie: b.isss Ocean aud Flcur De Maria; sshrs
Jchn Young. James Coleman, l.. B. Croker, Rug
by. Lathrop ard Darlington.
, 1861-07-03

POTATOESO1d Potatoes are almost entirely
ueglccted-the demand having nearly ceased-and
the market is nominal at l01t7c. New Potatoes
are being received from Missouri and Southern
Illinois, and the sales have ranged from 50170c 2
huahe}
BEANS-In good demand At 9oG100c for fair to
good Mixed, and $125@1.50 for Navy. TODAY
the sales were: IL brls good at $too; 10 bus
prime Mixed at $1.12h.
BUTTER--Common Firkin and Roll dull At 60
7c; good to prime sG10c. The demand for ship
ment Ia very light.
EGGS-1n good supply, with sales at Gdb7c per
dozen.
PoULTRY-Livc chickens, f1.5o@l.eo = doz.
turkeys G@1c 4 b.
cHEEsE.-Hamburgh, 9H011c; Western Re
ee1ve, 799c; Illinois, 61Sc.
, 1861-07-03

For the Fiscal Year En6luE June X0s

---
--~ ~-tFro1 the N. Z. Times, July II
The Imports Of Foreign Merchandise at New
York from 1st Of July, 1900 to the 3osh q ~ Jnne az
iseai Asaipat Fiscai Jear 1855 Isl 81 oS
81 the Imports of lie two years respectively,
SiS5y Fssass tsz?st s 81 Ss 2 VS. s3 g ssSS s
Total .s1s1. as 900 *ealst1, 900
Against the foregoing large differences in Foreign
Gle pr1aeipally EnglIsh,) we're entered daftng he
year at this port, and through the port Of Boston.
om the eu1ard sts.meSs foz ,ew fork ss9o9n5; M e.
a Foreiga specie specie ia Boston. s'1ss0oo
45s It'll iah0Es go5t i f FoRsa Sped: Ss p;stsss 60
The exports Of domestic produce At Sew YorE
95 es ,s afe pe1bap
markable is that ths largest tnerease dafes from
aad has rsga eo1tnesa Ghgh bgz t Rr<s<t y,
domestic pzodnce for foreign. countries iEom New
York have averaged. in value, aince November
ast M ten o1a per 9ay stngs
do3ar4 below this figure, while all the remainder
hare each partially e1eeeded ia degree Of PROS
Rs ss aee
the produce ofasricultnre- At the same time the
re-e1pottation q foreign merchandise, Of articles
Iete, has been rather below the previous year and
the export of specie less than one half the sum
sent abroad last year. The figures are sbout as
Domes tic produce sent abroad, 1851. SLIT $50 900
against fiscal year, 1850. 7o,a5oooo
Increased ezearanees- -............ S47.6ss 90
Foreign articles 1e-expotted, 1,os3 oo
Same last year. 9s159.0ou
Decreased re expectation ....... $2,754 900
Specie exported from New York.. 50 s45, COG
Same lsst year. a1....'..-.'....-......'. 5s,@5s'"o
, 1861-07-03

Attention: Eean1en and Mechanics: ]:
Those who wish to join splendid Marine Corps,
row organizing In this city, will have chance to
enroll at their head quarters, al the old Board OF
Trade rooms, In Steefe's building.
, 1861-07-03
Weekly Reyltw Of Chicago Market,

TUESDAY EfkNlha, July z, 1851.
.FRE1GHTS- During the greater part Of the past
week rates Of freight were steady at &c for corn
snd TIC for wheat 10 Buffalo; but On Monday ow-
Ing to better supply OF vessels, the rates fell to
&c for CON, and today fetghts were even weaker,
-yesse1s being engaged At 64 96o-a decline on
the week Of 191Nc per bushel.
For shipment OF corn to Oswego, the Port Sar-
mia ro1te has been a fayortte one, on account of
the advantage said to be derived from re.shippIng
in preventing the corn from heating. Rates by
this route have ranged K@1c ADORE the Welland
Canal route.
The following engagements were made at this
port during the week:
On the 26th: 70 Kingston; Prop Edith, wheat
fyia Godericha At 1oKc. To- oswego: schr Ex-
change, wheat at 1oHe. 70 Buftalo: schr Union
wind. eoTn e. On t6e 2'th: 9 Port Coloorae;
Bark Wiaalow, corr at e; TO Bnfalo: Prop No.
Badger State, Convoy, White Cloud, Geo v. Holt,
E1ehange. bark City Of B1dalo, corn at7e. On ths
Kingston sshE aants yheat II
and Emue, wheat at lie. To Buffalo: prop Poto-
mac, oata a aslci bark Naomi, schFs Ostrich,
To '9S oiaesgt 9e At e On H.
To Butfalo-stmr Minnesota, oats at Axe; sch1
Wallus, wheat at 77xc; bark Col. Ellsworth aud
Sseh1s aontesale aad john Weeden, wheat sy Il IL
Echr 1rons1des coru at 9Hc; echr Grenada, corn at
&C; achr Tartar, corn via Port Sar1ia at 10c. To
Toronto-schr c GrisTold, corn at BIC. To
Port .Co1borneeschr Bay State, corn at Sc. TO
Bufalo-tchr Vim. Il. Gralg, corn at 6Kc; schrs
Mary Collins, Mary Brown. Cape Horn and Oziole,
al with corn at 6ci prop Acme, oats at 4Hc.
TO-DAY feights were weaker. The engage.
meuts were as follows: To .0swego ;-schr Il E
Mutsay, wheat at 10c; brig Rio azande, whsat
fcm this port at 10e, and from Milwaukee at 101c.
To Buffalo :-props Evergreen City and Plymouth,
| wheat at &c; sehr St. James. corn at 5kc; sch1
Yankee Blade, corn at &c; bark Sheppard, and
| echr Morton, corn at &c.
RAILROAD AND stRA11 AND Water" FEE1aurs,
I The railroad rates are irregular-each road be-
Log at present engaged In cutting under to the
best Of their ability. TIE following, however, are
| their published rates: T.:
For -four, to New York, ali rail, 81. 10: to New
York, rail and Lake Erie 81; to Boston. all rail
$40; TO Boston, rail and water, 81 10; to Boston
| 1tn Gpde1feh 95c; 10 Montreal via Goderich &c
! to Buffalo, 8u rail &c; do rail and Lake Erie 6ac
10 Pttlehurg, all rail- Csc; to Philadelphta aud Bal
0mofe, all rail Soc; to Worcester, Hartford and
Prov1dence 81 20 for all rail- and 81 10 for rail and
Hater. The rates for fourth class goods are -
Lake Erie; to. Boston 60c al rAil and 55c rail anG
water; to Philadelphia and Baltimore all rail- 45c
to Buffalo Sic all rail and &C rail- and Lake Erie; tt
Plttstufg all rail 50c; to Cincinnati all rail Soc tt
Cleveland, all rail, &c. The r:.scs for grain II
hnlkt p 100 ns, are: To Buffalo, all rail, Bic; te
Cincinnati, a1 rail, sc; to Cleveland, all rail, 18c
to PittsbnEg. all rail, Soc; to Philadelphia anG
4 Baltimore, al rail, 65c
! FLoUR-The following table ehows the receipts
I E.$+-- 49, II
, 1861-07-03

ARRIVED. July1.
Aquila, south, 1913 800 rbs ice.
Resolute, Athens, 90 rnbble stone.
Laura Ann. Ottawh, 5l93 hu corn.
Hazeppa. Morris, 5000 bu corn.
Atlantic, Morris, 5G00 bu corn.
Imperial. Lockport, tso0 bu corn, &C bu wheat
Edinburgh, Aaree1l1es, 5000 bu corn.
a T1oTp, Joliet. 5000 bu corn.
Old Abe, Joliet. 5000 bu corn.
Sunshine, IaSalle. 500 bn corn, 800 ns hams.
Abbey Spr1gue. I.aSalle, 45i6 bn corn.
L P dodge, 1aSale, A500 bu corn.
Rescue, LaSaIle, 145 tons coal.
r Zimmerman, LaSallc, 1891 In corn.
Humboldt, LaSalle, 1872 bu corn.
Alorzo Leach, Lasale, 3S16 bu corn, 430 brla dour
CLEARED. .-.July1.
Globe, Iockpost, 9 bsis Sugar.
Queen City. L1Sallc, 50 br1s lime. 401S Ms mdzc.
Arabia. LaSalle, So bsls salt. grindstoae 100 D.
lndZe.
Investigator, Athens, 5a5 rs machinery.
Danube, 0ttawa.
Emeline, Seneca, $50 ns work
Prairie State, LsSalle Co. T6t It lumber, 81 shin
gles, 10 N 1ath, 10 hf. fish. ISIS lbs marble
Emilia. Joliet, e46 Il lumber, 20 m do, Is nj ath
G4l7 IL siding.
Tide. LaSa1!e.
4 Thorp, Joliet
Fame, Dupage-
Rezolnte, Athens.
Laura Ann, Ottawa.
Alsona, Morris.
Aquils, SOUTH
Cesar, Prison. 49, 0e5 # lumber, 1882 Ds machine
IT, 2SQ3 rs work.
, 1861-07-03

OCEAN FEEI6uTs AT NEW ToEK-July f-Thete
va. good degree Of activity, and rates were gen
sss!i 54eE 3e hggespoel !oQo b9 wheat At
10 tons taiiow, private terms; 150O brls nonr al
q: To London: q, ,oeo bu wheat at 9a@9Hd In
ships bsgs. eloslng At the higher ra:e; 130 bris
Glasgow: 2l,o00 bu wheat at 9dG19hd, and in
ships bags; LOO hrls aoar at 2s6d, To Cork aud
q market, a bark With q, ,0s0 bu wheat at 10d in
bulk. To London: vessel with wheAt On pTi-
yate tertus.
, 1861-07-03
$sW,W.


This arrangement is equivalent to the prepay
nent Of interest by tho State on the sun of $a05
600 for s years. The return OF the coupons
{amounting to $2a00oO by the bankers to the
State, il actually prepayment Of intere.t by the
the Slate pays interest In ADVANCE, on 80 per cent
WHICH THE RANKS OWE TIE STATE. Deducting
loEs on prepayment Of interest, the loan nets the
Slate equivalent 10 about 80 cents on the dollar.
Eut It must be borne in mind; that while this "a
good thing fer the banks at the present time it is
still good bargain for the State. The highest
price offered for the bonds In New York was 60
centgor 10 cents less than the banks give In cash
and 10 cents less than they pay in cash and cou
, 1861-07-03

Exchange Oh New York and On Europe, In
Sums to suit purchasers, for sale By KedzIe, Alex
auter & Co. jy23t.
, 1861-07-03

TIE currency troubles this week hare nearly
dried mp the lumber t1ade-not that there was
any falling OH IN the demand, Int because dealers
more unsettled. Those who received currency
freely had abont III they eoula do. Pstssz ~ ha:s r.
ruled higher for rome time IN this m3fket than IN
ubetxI eIrv11s than usually hare It this
Prices taTn. bten: well sustained until within
few daya. but the market COW shows sou1e signs
of weakness, and des1e1s talk ~ II they expected
decline.
7,-Amsng eales Of cargoes a.e the following:
ach rarmer, (enoice lumber, SIND Bay ....- $B.75
Sch North Star, Oconto, ling Gst. 100
Sch J. ". Brown. s. 49,. ....,.. 100
i csreo from Maaitowoc, F. 4 H. Bank. 500
Several cargoes Michigan 1umber... ....... GO
Is prices have besn different 1t aesf1y every
yard We give the qnotatlons At which Messes.
Houehtoa RrothcEs h4ye been selling for currcacy
"a tbs Fa.1secd' aad I;:tess' Dslx list.
, 1861-07-03

[ VIA tER9 NVIltE.-StateC 81
~ nIaoi., County OF Cock, S,-S1per,oe Coar1
Of Ch3sagq; hts June eim, 1851; in ChancerY. :.
Rnn4na aaa r. 4 SEYMOUR r. Ciak RanTon aaa Lars
Wicker; John 1,eontston, Aaerica, Hose Nj Con-
Eany, Sanue1 Bsiley, John II. Brown. William X
brexa Peer Kinney, EggIcston b Lod wick CsAries
e. Of the estate of oel Bastlea eeesa5sd sas n n
sic' adTini.tEat1x Of the estee Of ssh Fiktss de-
ceasGd the RnEnnwn heirs J3aeth Et1ktna dtSease4
AtaTtt hastcg been nlsd In the et1ca Or :5s C!erK
efsald Superior Court Of Chcsgo t6at Eohel. nasne
o. Of the defendants above na:seG. GA une lEquiy
carnot &c found aid that the as'd Iob r AaGh r.
gone ont OF this State Notice Il ee!ehy gtsea = sn
sad Rober: ha. the cop;s"1f ad ~ @ h
tterrof twentieth tsy q say . 1T r go thas
.aid Defeedap,s retars.ne On tae nrss AoadaJ OF
June next ISel) a. IL by aw REQUIRED
Vow. u1less Jon. ths said Itoberr HUGHES. shall
af Chica2o, of Cook County. The nrss day Of tie
na1t tar11 thtrecE TO be holden at Chicago In said
CnuntT On The f.as NonI4y ef June, IsS1 and plt.t
SnsYer Or deaGr to tie aa:d com31ainsn+s bin q
corrpisut thr sane and To alters and things tAefe
In charged and stated v be taken u confessed, and
decree entered against Jpu aceoIdlnz 70 the nraYe<
ofta1d bill #ALFEE AlABALL. Clax-
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