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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

KEEPING a DIARY.-Among other rca-
sons for keeping diary, writer says: !:
No doubt when you look back, you will
find many very silly things on it; well,
you do not think them silly at the time /;
and possibly you may be humber, wiser,
and more sympathetic, for the fact that
your diary will convince you Gf you are q
sensible person now that probably you
yourself, few years, or a great many
years since, were the greatest fool you
ever knew"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

tle after that, saw another wedding AZ.
rangemcnt.
Moral to young ladies Il you want 70
make that dear fellow propose, gai q
bIushing cousin or brother Tom 10 write a
blashing letter to him, which shall unwis-
tngly place you, on paper, in the hands
Of that other man In nine. cases out Of
ten, i takes danger to make man know
himself and his heart.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

A GOOD anecdote Is told Of the cele-
brated DR.. Abernethy. His prescription
to a wealthy patient was; Let your ser
want bring 70 you three or four pals o.
water and put it into a wash-tub take of
your clothes, get into it, and from head to
foot rub yourself with it, and you'll re-
cover" "This advice Of yours seems very
much like telling me to wash myseli," re-
piled the patient. We'll" said Aberne-
thy. q il Il open TO that objection"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

Dn. ApAu CLAnn, WHO hel worry
at"one aversion to pork, was called upon
TO say grace at dinner, wnerc ne prin-
cipal dish was roast pig. He is report
ed to have said, 30 Lord, il thou canst
bless under the gospel what thou didst
curse under the law, bless this pig"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

MlsERY.---If misery be the effect of
virtue, it ought to be reycrenced; if Of i'll
fortune, it ought TO be pitied and if of
vice, not to be insulted because it is, per-
haps, itself punishment adequate to the
crime by which il was produced; and the
humanity Of that man can deserve no pan
egyric, who is capable Of reproaehing a
criminal in the hands Of an executioncr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

A MESSENGER having requested cler-
ayrnan TO announce If DR. was
among the audience, he was urgently want
ed the clergyman added, from syinpa'hy'
and may God have mercy on the poor
na,ient ~ The doctor, IN a rage, demand
"a and received an humble apology.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

DEw.--Therc is dew in one flower and
not in another, because one opens its cup
and takes il in, while the other closes it.
self, and the drops run of. God rains
Ills goodness and mercy as widespread
MS the dew, and if we lack them, it is be-
cause we will not open our hearts to re-
cciye them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

GgNIus.-Genius is powerful when IN
vested with the glitter Of afiiuence. Men
willingly pay to fortune that regard which
they owe to merit, and are pleased when
they have an opportunity al once d graft
flying their vanity, and praciicing their
htlfY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

A SHORT life and merry one says
the Portland Pleasure Boat, means taking
d frst-class ticket to perdiiion by an ex-
press train, and beguiling the journey With
a sleep. dram, and a cigar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

Snow YouR EARS, LADIEs.---An Eng
lsh hair-dresser denounees the custom OF
ladies covering their ears with their hair.
He says it is productive Of the diseases OF
The ear preventing the circulation Of air
essential to its healthy actor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

A PnYsrcIAs Of Cincinnati, who had
lost his mornings milk from the fIont
area, recently put an emeiic into the Pitch
er, aud the next morning discovered po-
liceman a little distance from his house
making his returns"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

SWINGING i said by the doctors to be
good exercise for the health, but many
posr wretch has come 10 bis death by Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

Itmakes a great difference whether gias-
ses are used over or under The nose,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

ort4er oynn 1nE rQriSox srorr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18
BURR s BURTON SEMINARY.

rIiIls well known Institution Is located in Man
chester, having been in operation twenty
eigh. roars. It's prcscaL boarl q teachers Is as
follows
Raw ]. y. WtCKHAM, 4, NJ, Principal
REv. s0LON ALBEE, A. NJ, Teacher of Latin
aud Greek.
Ma. GEORGE RICHARDSON, A. b., Teacher
Of Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA JANE WILSON, Preoeptrcss and
Teacher a English Branches.
Maaehos,er, May y, 1861.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18
THE MANCHESTER JOURNAL.

PUBLISHED nEaY TUESDAY MORNING
, 1861-01-21
BY TELEGRAPH:
x1xyITM CaHGfES-SSees1d Beselsn.

WAsnIHarcn, Jan. u, i161
sExAM.-Mr. THOMPSON presented me-
monal from tho citizens Of New jersey in far
vor Of tho Crittenden proposition. -
ing the Secretary of thn NaYy to furnish the
Senate with IN estimate cf the expense Of the
building Of steel or Iron gun boat, OF ca
pactty md amount Of the United States gun
boat boquois.
port Of Charleston, and It was adopted.
M. POLK presented tha resolutions Of .
public meeting In st. 1rouis, On tho state Of
the Union and the adjustment Of the present
NJ: SEWARD said, In 1850 It was decided
to reeee tns R5eeesana Ing e. RaeIs h1ssx Rgt
!. to reject them when theJ were IN . minority.
The resolutions were lost.
Mr. FOOT introduced q bill for q e-orgxnI-
Eation Of the T. s Military Academy Ut West
Point. II has been prepared BY the West
sion Of Congress. Ordered to second read
Ing and to be printed md zeferred to the Mill
tary Committee
Mr. BENJAMIN presented the petition Of
Y. G. Jewett, opposing the Pacific Railroad
| bill because he Is opposed to national debt
mount thereto. Second. because Of the injus:
lice of. adding 800, 10000 to the national
debt In time Of revolution. Third, because
Pixies Peak, a. middle State, will IN time ~
cure railroad there by preserving state OF
| independent improvement, preventing na
| tionn1 debt. Fourth, because In the prescrya-
| ton OF the Union with It's rich resources, the
| country has an ample future for its develop
ment =
The Red River Raft bill Has especially as
| signed for Thursday next
| Mr.. POLK moved to take up the bill for the
removal Of the arsenal at st. Louis, and to
sell the grounds.
HousE-The Army btn was passed
The bill providing for the payment OF the
California war debt Of $500, 900 for fuppressing
| Indian hostilities was passed.
| The House considered private bills.
| Mr. FLORENCE presented a petition Of citi-
zens Of Philadelphia prsyiug for the adoption
/ Of the Crittenden resolutions.
Messrs. HARRIS Of Md, CLEMENS OF ia,
and HOLMAN Of Ind, presented simiiaS me.
| morfa1s.
Mr. FLORENCE gave notice that no would,
| on Mondsy, offer an amendment to the report
| of the Committee Of Thirty-threc, 80 as to
give the House an opportunity Of conzidersng
the Crittenden Compromise.
Adjourned At an early hour.
, 1861-01-21

PH11anz1ruA F1oun MARKEr. Jan. 1a-Thcre
IL no quotabic change. In rlour and but littlc In
mostly to supply the trade 1t fEom IS. so to 45ds
for superfne. $5.759ae5 for extra and e1tra fanof
j., aud t6.5o@:7B Dbl for fancy brands, IS in
se.rce, ind held frmly 1t ou: lowest hgnree, With
ont 'cueh doing In the way Of talcs. Rye -four is
also scarce, and selling in a small way at s3a7K0
NV oa1zAss, Dan. 1e -, s.-F!our-pnl11,
iu good demand, md prices advancing, closing at
deSs, and 1oS@i6xc for Sides. '$e Go1n Is is il fair
demand. and the market hru, at G507Dc for Mixed
and fellow. Lard Us bauyant, and prices shade
chsa:e and in n1eRa fr demand .t iu pliess. ao- ~
lasses firm and in good demand. Coffee 11I14c,
and in moderate ie1nand- WhisGy Is nominal.
SEEDs IN PHuApMTHu.-Ihed demand for clover
With but ltttle Offering Of selling at taese fatee
Timothy and dax seed quiet.
cHc1xkAr1-1an. 17-No improvement In 1ouE.
and the denaId continues quite limited. and Pri-
en- 5aaght Il IL % md az ve fot q
1000 barrels werr bonght below this rate last sre-
ming. 4 good export demand for wheat; and w
nas a 4 IT, t.fea 5; shfsa nsmols was p
Ohio and Indiana white telfs at $L104t1.1A, and
rcd at 4t13G105. An act1va demand Tor shelied
corr n advsne: Of TIE sypply which bus psodased
IN Increased demand for ear. coo bu Of the for
uner sold to-day at 40e for white and Sc for mixed
6he1led would bring SEC. WhItkey In good de-
mknd 1t l3Ac,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17.-Ffelghts to New Orleans Ire
without change, though the river Ia reoeding, at
]3c@1.c5 for -four and pork, and 20 to 45e for
welghs freight Wheat hrm and held at asc@1: 90
Tor good to choice club. nganst offers Of 4g@95c-
About 1900 bags club, In lots sold private tcrs
corns-1ncrcased receipts and q steady damand led
to salcs Of about 70 bags, comprising abont 1000
bags mixed white md yellow at 4s@+4e; 2soo basss
chuieo white at 45h040c, delivered at tho lat
ter figure Oats-salcs Of 81 racks At 3c, part In
New gunnies; demand confled to the retail trade.
Ras3eY-Lower qualities rer.an dull; $50 tacks
caoice spring so!d at Coo, eacks returned Flour
100 hbla country extra sold on private terms; dc
n,aud remains limited and prices generally nomi
nal. Ryo-A lot Of ~ suck sold at 6a1, including
4aeks, Whi&ky-Receipts small aud market steady,
hu& dull II the quotations sales comprise 157 hbls
n 15c, currency. and 70 do At the market price.
Aay-161 bales good to prime timothy were sold at
70c, Seed-A lot Of 80 bags clover was eold at l.
Is per bushel In other descriptions nothing do.
tnE.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 17-FLorR-Dnl1. Howard
street and Ohio suPcrtne held ut $50, with no
buyers WHEA7-SteAdy. Bed 81 .85@1 S8 white
$1.N63Lba coK1-Firm- Mixed e20Sac. PEo,
v!..oSs-steady. Acss pork $l75o; ramp do
, 1861-01-21
: MARKETS HT TEEEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Jan. .19.-Flour-ecarcely 20 much
doing today market n9tWithstsoding msg 5s
super state, $545Gt550 foE extra state. *5z5f5.s5
for super western, $5G5@575 common to medium
extra western, ss55@s. g for shiPEi1g bF.nds e.
in Canadian flower, market without change. Sales
80 bblg At $s5o97. IS for common to choice. Rye
aour selling ut $S-40@4.10 far common to chofce
super; Corn meal-only very limited business do
= Wa1sE!TQaist "a prioes wtthon. eh.ags.
Sales Of 40 bnls at 1eHe;
ers dispoEcd TO inHitt upon. full prices; The
export demand Is moderate, with sales Of Is 600
bush new club on private terms, i3,0 900 bnsh NIL
wsukee club at &L2s@loo; 5000 winter red vest
white Michigan At 6t.65. Rye quiet. Il A@76c.
Barley continues searce and firm, With Bales Of
1 ness for | eiportation ed home consumption, md
market without any important change; ea1es Of
$500 bust at 7Dc mixed western In store, Slc DE-
Aye1ed. &c FOR unsoHnd DO IN atore. and nc @ for
and prices without any striking change; sales at
38@87c foz western and Canadian, S7t985c for
etate.-
PEov1e1oxs.-pork armer for mese, with mod
crate demand. Dull and heavy for prime Sales
80 brls nt $17 7.5e@l775 for mess; $1a1s@ta25
pne "a S9,et snd n q saes 1se q efls rs
mess; $a0oQ31o.oo for frpackcd mess; 10000
1880 for extra mcss: prtme mtss beef dull and
n0m1nAlt Dee1 lAEhA n11nS1f SAFES za4 1Flt WEST
tern At $1l60(D14,75, now held at $3.50; Cut
meats quiet and unchanged; sales, - packages
&c for shoulders and 7H@s4c for hams !;
Dressed Hogs 6rmer with 4 fair demand; aales,
at T401Ac Live hogs drm. Bacon held
With mere fImness which check operations; sales
18o boxes western long boneless m1dd1es at 91<c.
Lard rather t1nnre steady and demand decidedly
better; esies 500 bbls at 0t0.t for prime 10H
G51oxc for very choice. Butter in moderate re-
quest at 10t15e for Ohio; 14Gse for state.
Cheese steady, At g@1055c for inferior to prime
GnocxEfEs- -Eusar market firm with moro action
and sales 1880 hhds at 54@sc for Cuba, and 51e@
exc for New Orleans, and by auction Is hhds do at
$5.G9@6 Is cash. Rice without change Sales Of
800 tcs at 4G4Hc. Mo1ABscs firm, more business
doing. Sales 80 brls Il. o. at $57Gs9 aud 30 brls
Porto Rico At $26@a5.
Srockt-First Boa1d-Active aGd better, closing
strong. Money and exchange remain unchanged.
Chi ! sok. Broollyn Cent i Jamaica IS, chi
IIud 1s144. n Q 5oX, N : gtd ask. Har pa g. Pae
Mntl 93, Mo q Co. Treasury 1aptr cts 1o3, s. II
coupons o3, G 6s 81 81, G P d A 11b, G l. T86H,
Il Pitts 10s{, NY SIX, Erie nssented ay1{ Read
ing 464, Pan l173SS. Harlem 16, Hannibal & st 10
544, N 6s 6sA, Tenn Is rs Second Board
Higher and active Il r I 81, c T37, g Il Chi
:sE, G salp s., Il gtd S, liar pfd 10, II le u
c CO, Reading Il. Ear IL, Kr1e 404, Pac Mail g31.
U g. Ct VI y s IS II coupons 81, Tenn 6s 754.
Cal Te s. Brooklyn water loan 100, Canton Co Il,
u & @ TR
, 1861-01-21

: WAsH1sGToz, Jan. lR-Geu- Harney has
been challenged by late officer in the unly.
They arc both In Washington :, -,
The question discussed over Holt's nomlnar
t{oD Wis whether he was coerc1omst,2 his
friends denying 1t, and maintaining tEat 1t IL
his earnest desire to prevent bloodshed, bat to
maintain the Laws By every possible peaceful
means. During the debate on the nomination,
Mr. Cr1ttenden is said to have taken the
ground that as Kentucky ID now central
upon the present Union and form Of govern
ment, she would never consent to it, breaking
up, and the formation Of Southern Confed-
eracy Of which she would be a border State
exposed to all the dangers and Losses Of such
a position. It Is stated that he was very much
the manner in which he uphraided the South
eru men who defeated bis Compromise in the
Senate, WIS very severe. Hetook the position
that the Union must be preserved at al1 haz-
ards, either By peaceab1e means or force, aud
that force used against the laWleas citizens Of
Government ia not coercion Of State. The
speech being unexpected, created great sen
Batiou among the 6enators.
HI. Holt vas finally confirmed Secretary OF
War by the Senate.
:: 5il. 81. F. Dowell, of ct. Louis, 1ns to-day
confirmed Consul at Lyons.
The Indian Ofllce Is In receipt Of late intells
gcnce that 5000 Sioux Indians are ecollected on
40AA ]A 49, A4.StS3 %@A4A ~ tAo ~
Kearney, and wipe out tho white settlers and
stop all emigration westward
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1a-Secretary Holt trans
ulttted to-day q Rtatement from Col Craig,
Chief OF the Ordnance Bureau, which shows
that early last year, BY special direction Of Gee.
retary Floyd, he transferred lis, 900 stand of
arms from Springfield and Wateryliet to a.
senals In North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and Louisiana The largest
number were Springfield muskets Of the latest
pattern. The remainder were muskets altered
10 percussion locks, aud rifles. Col G. adds,
the arms sent to South Carolina, Alabama and
Louisiana have since been seized by the etata
authorities.
4 petition signed by Lockwood & Co,
q Day, and others, subscribers to the loan,
authorized by the act Of the I'd Of June, 1859,
has been received here, praying Congress for
relief, first, because Cobb refused to deliver
the stock when called on; second, because
Cobb, while Withholding their stock, was
preaching disunion, injuring the credit at the
government and depressing the market value
Of the stocks; third, because President Bu-
chanan tolerated such conduct; and fourth,
because the money market should ba relieved
from the pressure occasioned In view Of tho
act authorizing new issue Of ten million
Treasury notes.
, 1861-01-21

Nicely, LAWRENCE d CO.,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the purchase
knd aale Of GRIN, Flour. ProvtetonA, Ard Country
Produee EcueezDy Bustnex4 exclusively Co1rIntNcH
Atso dealcza II s.t Ltne Wster1lzae, Ss1oen Ptast
SsanK H1ir Land Plasters &c. &c. At IA I8 I'D ~
6ctth Water ftttek
4. T. IEXII. .Y,AWIKHCk = WNNGA$I
ruhH1fNfy
, 1861-01-21

FlTtNnAT EVNTSo, Jan. y 1850.
FL0rR-Received, 2,437 bris. Market steady.
with an sctfvc demand. Sales werc 100 btla
"Chat4xorth,'' and LIS bsis Morgan" at ri.
del; 100 brla "camdcu" at ${-s del: 100 brIa
''lsland.'' l5o bril- .'onngc" and 100 god spring
brls 'Centre," and SOD brls .Caecade," ali at q. 8
del; 100 hrls "Batavla ky at $4a7k on track
100 bE1 Cascade" 100 hEls - PIot," 100 hrs ban.
mr." md 100 br!s fair spring extra, an 1t 10
Del 100 brls do At $41s Gel 1oo hrls choice super
1t a. % del
WHEAT-RcccIycd, 1A tb4hn- Market advanced
HcG4c Seles wesc:-2.9o0 hu do. 1t 801<c in
ssore; l.ooo bu do It s0S IN store 200 bu 10 1t
sc store: ao ha No spring It &c In store;
DO. a s5ae IN ttore; 10000 bu do. 1t fB4e in
jeeted at 63c in ktosc.
t:oRS-Recaived, 1s,aes bu. Market advanced
AGEc- Salca we're 1000 bu Mixed ut 2sHc In
, 1861-01-21

I, sr, Iou1A, Jan. 19-The House Convention
bin IVES s}ightly amended by the Benate yester-
day, In which the House concufTed, and the
bill finally passed. The amendment reads thus:
H,No act, ofilinsnce or resolution shal1 be ralid
to change Or rdissolve the political relations Of
this State to the Government Of tho United
States or any other State, until majority OF
qualified voters Of the State shal ratify the
same,",
Mr. Russel, Commissioner from Mississippi.
made strong Secession speech before a joint
session Of the Lesislaturc last night.
, 1861-01-21

The Sse0fE12 Soces1Ion U0nVent1on.
Mn1zpoEvnIK, Ga, Jan. 18-Tha State
Convention to-day adopted resolutions de-
claring it the dnty Of Georgia to eeccde and
appointing committee Of II to draft N ordi-
nance Of Secession. The resolutions. were
adopted-1G0 to 110.
H Y. johnson. introduced resolution rs d
aubstlsute for those adopted, looking to CO.
operation, inviting Convention Of the S0uEh
tona we're lost .,
Ar. Stephens said, during tho debate, If
Georxia determines to secede, the sooner she
does SO the better.
Cannon are firing, and flags Of independence
are flying from the Capitol, sky rockets are be
ing set o1E, and there Is music and other dem
r,,n fra+ir41n
, 1861-01-21
New JERSEY On the Crisis.

TRENTON, N. ]. Jan 1a-The majority Of
the Joint Committee on National Ahairs re-
ported . eexies Of resolutions to the Senate,
fully endorsing the Crittenden resolutions, md
inAtrueting tho Senators Of the Ssato In Con
grus snd requesting the Representatives 10
support them. They will be discussed next
week, md passed By both Houses, no doubt
The COMMITTEE also calls upon Congress to
order National Convention, in case the
Czittenden or similaz measures ere not speedily
r3ontcIf 80
, 1861-01-21
Mnskachusetta Ready for the E1uer-
gency.

ma%xachusetta Ready for the E1ner-
gency.
Bosros, Jan. 1a-In the State Legislature
today series of resolutions passed by aunan-
imous vote, rendering to the President OF the
United States such sid in men and money a.
he may require to maintain the authority Of
the General Government. The preamble TO
the resolutions declares that the State Of South
Carolina in selling the Notifications Of the
Federal Government, Post Office, Custom
House and money, ar1ns and munitions OF
war, and by firing on Yessef5n the service OF
the Euited 8tates, has committed an act OF
war.
The Senate passed . bill authorizing an In
crcase Of the volunteer militia Of the State.
This bill wlll doubtless pass the House by a
large, If not unanimous, vote.
In the House bill was introduced provid.
ing for the immediate enrolment Of 5000
men, to be styled the Massachusetts National
Volunteer Militia," the organization to con
tiuue one year. The act further authorizes
the Governor to tender the services Of tho MI.
ntin to the President
AUnion meeting In this city is contemplAr
ted in Fanuel Hall, ut which Hon. Edward
Everett will be invited to speak: also memo
rial to Congress for pacidcation and settle
ment Of the existing difficulties On such com,
promises as may be deemed expedient.
Redpath Is In Boston. He denies any inten.
tion to add to the pcrple1ities Of the South by
attempting TO run of their s1ayes.
, 1861-01-21

CLEVELAND, Jan. IA: colored WOMAN
clatmed Is afillgitive slave from Wheeling, Va,
wss arrested here to-day. She will be cxam-
ined Monday. Judge MIden Issued habaas
tutr1,ss. which will be returned Mondsy NOR
ming. There u but little excitement. and CON
t9ned entirely to the colored population: Che
admits herself to belong to tbs claimant
, 1861-01-21
SAACEL r BENSON, Trustees.
December 18th, 1sp. de.At76oH


MASTERS SALE.-State of Hi
1H4 not1; County Of coos, !. s.S.-sule.tor conrt of
onveE. Henry Yatwool and Arehslaua g. Warner.
Pubic notice hereby -tEen that In pursu Ancs cf
re l.th DIX Of Decemae;. A. b: Isn r. Ssotk =
Master In Cha1Cezy nf kA superior Court of Chic1xs
vii, on TUESDAY. tAe twenty second G9rd) day 1t
January, A. .. 1871. At zen O'Clock IN ths forenoon
H. hs CITY q Chicago. IA .a.i County, u Cock.
sc1l II public -ac:l9a to thn highest bidder for
Amoa Oliver sad Robert Anta1ny "a and r 70 n. n
Town Of Lyona IL tac County Of Cook, md sta,n Of
Illinois. AID bounded as follows vts:-begtnntnk q
suaniax themes south sisst; 20, roSs .aense @ - vt
thence east twenty four IA tod4 y the of begin
nir being rectangular lot " grcund eighty Q9t *
scses q land IN KanEs sxslys uzl To.nsni2 4aty+
fenaF with III and singular she ar7ugtenaaees md
hsreditAmeuts thereto bcionsiax OF In an.xst HgpeE
find oF nature upon said lot Of land. IRA SCOTT.
Naater In ChAnceFy OF tho SQpc<oF Court OF chicago
Ilated December E:h. 1S6Q. det1-dnSita
, 1861-01-21
L AEhoek1nR Murder.

NEW ToEx, Jan 12.--Betweeu nine and ten
committed At LIT West 18th street. Mary
Ann Lows WIS beaten to death In the basement
of tenement house occupied BY Peter Brad
ley, shoemaker. 4 brother Of the murdered
woman, named Samuel Love. and Bradley have
hf.kn arrested.
, 1861-01-21
HoEs-PoFk Paehnx-uoru.

We have received advicee from pur correspond
cuts, 1t various parking piacca In the interior dn-
ring the last eight or len dAy1. fHe ind that the
packing bukiness is vcz3 3hacakvard-unnsnaly 70.
A. the Ghc.s comnu unfeatcd to Ms are quite impof-
1aut, We sire them TO ouc readers. In order that
The matter nsar he the more fully comprehendcd,
We give first tie extent Of tho corn crop next the
price, then the price Of ho4 per erntsi net. with
zhe number packed and t4s number estimated to
be packed this ssasou, weights, &c
AtAnde1son, 1nd--Cpsn II se1ltn. 1t SC y bu !:
the crop the lssrek: eyer gathered IN that section
hogs seld Il 3 so9d.oo; 4,suo hogt hacked, and
The business clo9ed. Average weight 23k Hc&
orcr Last year. Tac whole number packed there
last rear was 4tn head
At yiucse1es, Md.--coyn &c; crop not cutie An
average she. uoSs $s,a6; 686s head were packed |:
k9z1IfH season estimated 7,a0o head, s7c1zee
s~elght 10 r Ct orer last year; 9,183 bead packed
the last year.
Al Richmond, 1nd--Corn 25e; crop averaged 10
bushsle to the acre. Hogs $500: the whole num-
beF pasked i6,oooi arera2e weight 18 fact greater
11st JcaT wRs IL, Gao. +
Al 1snia, uL-Corn sc; crop ahort not over
ono-kh1d mn everA.c ore. uoE1 S5&t325: no
packed. esunsted packing for tbs season 60o; az.
eta-e weight 10 per cent over Last year Tho whaIo
Enmbf8 hacked tteza List year WAS 1850 head.
, 1861-01-21

W4sa1xaroa, Jan. 1o-Bias for the Treas.
u1y Loan reached $12,5o0, eco, at from to u
per cent Tho awards, 1t Is understood, will
bo uado 10 N bidders under II per cent, and
@src w ' aaaa. loo SSs Siddess % tor M tse ssomooo
1o8n,
, 1861-01-21

TteFeFy untavursh2e stata Of the wtsthtr oeca-
stoned ve1 hesTy market for Beef Cattle and the
sales dragged eon'idetaely; The yssds, ov'!ng to
and even the butchers manifested great deAira 10
get out Of them - soon a. poshibfc. P1icca were
Irregular, but the balk of the offerings were placed
II the aboYH gnot4dons. The quality was fair, On
the average but there were ltT prime cattle at any
Of the ya1da- :.
ST1ne continues In actiro reque.t, and p9ices
hare tttdanad considerably. Sates arc nor making
5tQ55sc for coru and sttll1ed-