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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

The Ladies' Soldiers Aid sooiety arc roqutst-
I'd 10 meet At Templars HALL Saturday evening at
o'clock TO devise TO qudse the Indebtedness Of the
society. A. J. BARRY, Secy.
nov NVantrd.-Ap Annrentce 10 the Harness Rus-
Is wanted hy J. u. slNCLAlk
Application should be made immediately =
Ashabula, May rs, 1861 bst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
Black and Fancy Dress Silks,

IQOUGH HT 25 per cent less than ever be.
- fore "a Beautiful Block SILK for g. OO) Tho pet.
test Stock ot Checked, Sunod Figured Chcny Seeded Bro
cadp 1roche and Drourue Silks ever offered in Ashabna
county look only Is sRy to convince any they are
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

The valuable services of Floyd have been Sc.
cured by the rebels who have made him a
General. They must look sharply after their
arms, unless the ex-secretsry has changed his
propensies since he ran away from the United
States Government.
1t is stated that the rebels have established a
blockade at Memphis, prohibiting the passage
Of all upward bound boats
reconnotering party from Cbambersburg
on the 2lst visited the rebel camp. They saw
800 troops ten miles from Harper's Ferry, and
100 at Williamsport. 1t is believed that thew
Intend forward movement soon.
Gov, Ellis of North Carolina has telegraph
ed to JEFF Davis that his state has passed an
act OF secession by a unanimous vote
The State Department will not furnish pass.
ports 10 citizens OF seeded states, uuless they
rrtva q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

Tbs GIDDlSGs ZoUAvEs-rhis company is
now organized & accepted to serve during the
war. The officers were elected on Thursday
last when Grotius r. Giddiugs was chosen Capt
@. A. Sperry, lst 1t and w. w. Shepherd, I'd
Lieutenant Ir. ...s. ..-. ....
A few more members will be received into
the company aud good 6ler aud drummer are
wanted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

The Ashtabula Boys were greeted with much
attention us they marched through the streets
OF Cleveland, on their way to Camp Taylor.
Their movemets were soldiery aud their bear
ing in all respects such as are we'll calculated to
inspire pleasurable emotions in the breast Of
local pride.
Tne Morgan Rifles, Capt Crane, have been
feasted by the ladies of Cleveland and on Sun.
day last, attended Que Of the Methodist Churcn-
es the desk OF which was flied by their Capt
whose patriotic devotion to his country, found
ulternuce in his discourses.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

Mathews' Venetian Liquid Hair Dive
C ~ 70 te The ne Plus ultra Cheappst In the
world Easily applied; works 10 a charm Produces an
shade 9a may be desired Restores gray hair to its Original
eoI upts nnt uIy or se"c the hair produces peruanen
use or nileen years ALWAYS gives complete satisfaction
~ MIIehotr Tie best as well tue cheapest, For
A0le oJ All druggists Prepared only By
--- A, l. MATHEWS Druggist Buffalo.
Rams Guide to Executors ana .a.,a,-...a-- T..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
SPL(IAL AUlilES,

hoSt'--ln this village, Monday last pair Of Gold
specaeeA Which the finder win be rewarded tor If left at this
office,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

Cornelius L. Cheaseman, NJ. d." n orK Ci'y'
TIE health AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually peril If she is mad enough 70 nsses OF
ma those sexual iltesu u'a' l'''H '' "'''" wv " "
ser are more or sueect Al,
nS Cgsrsg,fAN's PMS prepared from the same formula
t.L tbs inventor CoKNELUS L. CHEEsEMAN, N d. OF New
SoL has r twenty years used successfully 10 an extended
iyie nrctice-inucdatey relieve without pain all dis-
Ise.s of the periodical discharge, whether Arising fron
aystou or suppression They act like chain 10 remov-
i,g the paps that accompany difficult inmudene men-
Tuaton and tie only safe aud elable rent dy Tor Flush
Is Sick Headache Pains in the oin Back and Sides fAp
tation Of the Heart Nervous rrenors, Hyseues Spasm
Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous effects Of
An unnatu raj condition Of the sexual functions In the worst
elses of FlnOr Albus, they elect speedy
10 Wives and MaJrnns,
DR. cHEssENANs PILLs are offered the only safe
Of renewing and restoring regularity. -
riee-ns Dollar each Boz eoHiaiHfH from 40 70 80 lRs
valuable pamphlet 20 be had free OF the Ageuts III,
ent by mail promptly by encoting price 10 the Genera
Agent. Sold BY Druggists generally.
n. b. ft TCHiNS, 20 Cedar ST, New York
General Agsst for che U States and Canados
For sale An nAFhtahula by GsORnE WILLARD and ~ Agent
eveYwhere. lths1ir
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

THE DESERTED CoNvicT We can see no
reason for taking up our columns with the in
coherent. but feeling communication from j H
STANLEY, of Geneva. We commisserate his
situation, and would do anything in our power
to strengthen his good purposes, and reinstate
him IN the confidence aud respect of his friends
and the community, but we are not of the opn-
ion that the article in question would go far to
effect this. As we know nothing about the
writer except what we draw from his represen-
tatiou of himself, any thing we might say,
might be entirely void of adaptation to his
case. II however, we have gathered his true
condition, we know of no better way than to
advise him to possess his soul in patience, not
being too easily irrituted at the naughtiness OF
the world but with probity, industry, kindness
and patience to pursue the even tenor Of his
way, and he will not fail to see the progress and
Q ect Of his course.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

musie"l InstruetiOn.-ProC 7, H. HOPKINS, may
be found At his residence third house west of Epi,cops Par
Sonage' Instruction Room upstairs with outside entrance
Frot hopkns will be assisted by Mrs Hopkins Home insruc
uon only VIII occupy the intention OF Mr. H. An instrument
DC TO those who wish to practice upon the piano
Instruction will he given In Vocal Music uno, Pino .nd
helodeon, and also in Harmony Terms moderate
Ashtabula, Dec. 1880 s,s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

| office.
Cleveland Herald.-The DAILY EVENING HER
AL n'de up al y. may be had of the News Roy or AT
TINS Once on 'he arrival Of the ACCOMMODATION IIain
iISs, hB ohSuent."--Suchi Is the title of =
ui"'Aly COMPOUNDED preparation Originating with the f
NOUS Dr e .nghsm of ondonJ lor improving the rowtb
ana O'iltyug the condition of the human har we Iearn
tlal AessrN Horace L. Hegenau Co of New YORK bsya
ooaned the cutie agency the American eonnst and
& lnlIe attention 10 their Siiauiatiag announce
! ~ - ''''e' 0''uuln' 2n5g3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

Anti-sIavery sootety.-Ths tshtabua ladies An
Il slavery society VIII Templas Hall Friday May 3lst
An Who symlathiss IN the invited to attend
=. IN. .| N AvFRy Secretary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
Who is Mrs. wtDslo,, =

sale at this Office. ~ -AN'i'4'S''"'"'S' "'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

wcoD wooD Thosc Nho have agreed 70 ray their sub
rartOns In wood, will Obss by brpsi' inueds'eiy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
Mathers, Venetinn LInnIa d. -

this office = . Eg'--F - 1850 ~ al hhlcsi ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

The volunteers encamped here for week or
two past were VictuaIed by the landlord of the
Fisk House. The boys spoke well of the man
per in which the commissary department was
supplied, having plenty and that Of unexception.
able quality to meet all their physical wants.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

CAVALRY COMPANY On the 18Th the .4shtG-
buIa Rough and Ready GuOrds company OF
cavalry was organized at Geneva by the eIec-
ton of Martin Van Every. Cupt, aud Nehemiah
Phillips, Ashtahula, lst 1t. and p j Farley
Ashtabua, I'd 1t. Geo. D Strong, OF Jefferson,
81 Lt Chas. L. Judd, of IIarpersfsld, Ensign.
The company now numbers 65 men, which it is
wished to make up to 100 Capt. Van Every
had seasoning in the Mexican War, aud is
we'll qualified for the position he has been call
ed to serve in.
, 1861-12-17

Total. 6ta9 ~ 652 1Ts17 1850 asa
The be1liserent tone OF the news brought by the
Europa and City ef Washington. caused great ez-
citemcut in commercial circles to-day. The posi-
tion which England has assumed in relation to the
Sidell- Mason affair was freely and fully discussed
on Change. and it's untenableness generally con-
ceded, not only by citizens Of the United States,
but also By foreigners.
The effect Of the news, however, was to unaet-
tie the leading markets. The Provision market
Tas stimulated Somewhat by an improved demand
by Canadians for Mess Pork, which, advanced 800
&c 3 br1, with sales Of city packed at $780, and
country packed 50 Is the market closing with an
improved tendency. Lard is scarce and firm at
Th0sAc. One Of the most extensive packers in
English Meats-Thos Richardson s Son Of New
Tork-and who hare been running three packing
houses In this city to their fullest capacity, tele
graphed to their agent here to suspend operations
Immediately. This would Indicate that fears were
entertained that the United St1tes Government
would prohibit the further expectation of produce
to England.
The hog Market since Saturday, hiss been active
and brisk with heavy eales at $24062 50 gross for
common to extra heavy. But this afternoon, In
consequence Of the withdrawal Of the houses
above alluded to from the market it closed duh and
heavy.
There was fair inquiry for -four. and the mar
ket firm but inactive. with Light sales at $3.50
@a9o for spring extras.
The wheat market Was very much unsettled, and
prices fell 253c per bushel. with light sales at 71
Tic for No spring, and eix@654c for No aspiring,
Corn declined A@hc, with limited transactions
at 23K@2ac for mixed in store. Oats were sold at
1TH@1sc. Rye, &c for No 2. Barley fn store at
1se- Highwines 1aH@ @1se-
, 1861-12-17
Markets By TELEGE3APH.

aecounta from ENGLAND hsye nnse1.ieo M
iency is upward Sales 14,900 btls at $523@ 30
for rejected; $5.Ao@50 for super state; g
M5.S for common to medium extra western; $50
T5 595 for shipping brands extra round hoop Chos
$ses@s75 foT trade brands cloanG n1ns aa1ns
1sso bis at $5.4a@55o for super and s5Gs1ss9
9S tIre saies 10 bris At $56oG4ao Corn meal quiet
Nv WM1Msearcely IS firm. saleB GEO b1s at soA
Gaafs-wh heat unsettled By ths politics, nswg ssEs
decided ch8nge-the tendency ofthe market y up
ward Sales 500 hu Chicago spring At 81 .3401 e;
1850 bu Nil club at s.; ;2s91a 5000 bn amber s
choice; 1850 winter red western at $l,3s9t1. Az
1900 bu amber Mich at s. .42mtt %; 159 % Eeo M
ststetat $1.3a; u, goo bu White Mich at $l5QlD;
at 82@e6c. Barley firm. Sales ECO bu Canada
East at nc 1000 hu Cal at &C. Corn shade f54er
with only very moderate business doing. sales
EG6o bu at G1H@6SHc fot common to prime mixed
small aales at 14z5c for Jersey, canadian, western
and state.
PEov1s1oSs.-pork continues In fair demand, and
market steady. Sales 110 brls at $12 rs mess
ss.5na ZOO for prime. Beef little more active and
40 country prime; ,*5.eo@6s0 country mess :;
| $11.5a@1aGo reP2cked mess; ga SIX extra
do Primo mcss beef hrm at $16. 92nG0. Beef
hams in moderate demand at 15c for prime western.
A4@6Ec for hams. Smoked meats unchanged.
Bacon-eides firm but quiet; small sales have been
made Vt very full prices: Lard ia IN fair demand
Sales At 81 oe9t4,G35<. Butter Is selling at 11@14t
| for Ohio; 1e022e for state: Cheese firm at bH@9c
GEocER1ss@Cofee-naark rery frn salet
bags Java at &c. Sugar-ra# firm. Sales were
$50 hhds at e@8hc; $50 boxes Havana ut Sc; 7,f0(
| boxes Pcruanlbuco at 7%c.
STocKs-Hfgher than this morning with NOR
| business doing. G & RI 46X !; G .E To1 2944; Ga
| l. G 68H; Pan 1G8H; Hatl 10, do preferred Is Ct
l. 100; Elese &: P IL; Eric s654; do preferred 48
NJ T1a; HS17; II G a; Pac Mail 81 NJ
Il 1m Va Is 46 SIo Is 50 Q S IS is, a675;
6s 81. coupons S03f.
, 1861-12-17

- MONDAY EVENING, Dec. IS, 1851.
rROT1S1OSS-The market tu-daJ Eas excited
and e0@25c higher for Mess Pork, which is in ac-
tire request 70 ship to Canada. Sales 10 btfs city
packed at $3.50, present delivery 1000 brls DO on
t.; H0 brls Mrscatfne and Fort Madison Mess,
Sales, $50 tres steam rendered Lent at 74<c-
FLOUR-ReceiYed, Geo hrla- Market firm bat
inactive. Sa1es 100 brls 'ALeas" spring extra st
1880; 100 bs1s 'Ecwaunec' ut 800 10 bfls 'She1
burne" at f3s5; 100 brls Coronet - super at "a
Is; 1ooobrls s3fadisoa Afl4sn at $atd; 800 6r1s
good extra at $3T5
WHEaT-ReceiSed, ao,o57 bn. Market unzet-
tied and A13e lower. Sales, 5000 bu No. i spring
In store at I0c: 1900 bu do At 1@c; 1s0s0 bn doai
c; II 500 bu No. spring in store at Csc; 1000 hu
do at 65ac; b000 bu do at 6539c; 1Q0e0 bu do at
CoRN--Receiyed, t4a17 bu.. Market z1Hc
lower. Sales, a00o bn Mixed In store at a3Ec;
aoc0 bu do at 23s<c, so,c00 bu do at a4c.
OATS-Reeeived4 1,tS5 bu. Market finn Sales
ECO hn No. in store at 16cI; 1Don ba do at 17aic
RTEReceiyed, 1855 bu Market uulct Enlts
4c6 bQ No. in store at Sic.
BAKLEY-Receiyed, 1,a1G hn- Market 8ru.
Sales. 800 bu No. IN store at 1866 100 bags good
SEEDS Timothy quiet Sales n bags prime at
$160i II bugs good at $1.55: 19 bass fair at LEO
50 hrls at 18c.
BEANS-7 bags good mixed at g. Is.
DRESSED HOGS-Qniet. Sales 10, ~. go Ms
at $3o0; a. av. I70 fns, at $3.10.
H1DES-unchangcd and dull. We quote: Dr.,
Flint. 1014G1tc; Green Sailed, 5@5Hc-
| TALION-Primc city held st &c.
BCTTEFs-45 pkgs good frkin at SIC.
EGGS-Frcsh, 14c per doz.
l. POTATOES Nominal at 4eE5oc for canal.
, 1861-12-17

operation. Shippers to New York snd Phi'adel'
ph1a have bought ycr5 tightly, owing to tbs DIN
Guilty IN shipping through without delay. There
tas been some inquiry By Canadian shippers, who
hare purchased extra lots at cxtreme prfcea.
The market during the past two dnys has been
active and brisk, with liberal sales st range Of
$s.40@2s0; but to-day, owing to the exciting
news brought by the English steamers, It closed
dull-qaitc'a number Of buyers haying Suddenly
Withdrawn.
The eales since Saturday evening last were as
, 1861-12-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SCHOONER Coz. Cook D1saBIED.- schooner
Col. EooE. which Called from Liverpool with q
heayS coreigumeut for Cleveland having injured
ecne epars. lost her CANVAS, and became SOME
what disabled OLske nta15o, was obliged to put
winter at Charlotte Alter re-dtting thoroughly,
she che viii proceed here early il the spring. and
discharge hor load. The Col. Cooks cargo was
Who Is engaged Il an extensive conmjssion brsi.
ness, embracing nueh Of the Increasing tlsdo bs.
tween Liverpool and the LaEe PorIa,- ,-Ckfe{ard
Her1{&. -
, 1861-12-17
TalIoxF and Lnrd In New York,

0"1VsF N10 N1h1e III 1sE" IV11As
From the Circular Of II. A. McCounin, Dec. 10l
TA1Low-Tal1ow has remained quiet but firm
thromShoat tas weee aHa TIE Transactions In esy
Immediate orders. The eales reach 800 hhds at
2;E@sAc, for prime city rendered and 1oe for
ceipts continue quite heas5-1,slS pacEages from
the Sd to 9Th inst:, nclusi<e-priccs have in con-
sequence declined, and R99Kc are the extreme
ehases were r,ale for export. The eales reach in
al s6a.GO6 rs The demand for city house grease
isgood at SAe: OF western, about q, 900 1bg sold
for export. at et&c. raekages included.
LAsp-The quantity Of lard received increases
daily; at the moment, however, the demand ek-
ceeds the supply Choice brands on the spot meet
immediate Falc, and prices since the Sd inst are
unchanged. The GALES repoEteda are fu1y COO here
and fe1 future delivery. ct eH@s5$e foE No: !, and
eeipts from Sd to 9Th inst. inclusive, arc 5,o7s
DacEngrex -- -'
, 1861-12-17

LffUm ING Mtsabuf1 DemoCfas, f6t1~1
Nobody complains Of . want ofwaterno". The
river is still rising: 1t has risen altogether about
six feet and there IL no less than ten feet preaent
in the channel to Cairo and way points. To Keo~
kuk the channel is unobstructed- Indeed, boats
can go to and from Rock Island without the
slightest interruption from sand bars, snags and
Ice. On the Lower Rapids the depth Of water ia
probably Hix feet. The Illinois is IN excellent nay
liable condition from the mouth to Peoria. The
Missouri could harly il at all, be in better con-
ditfon for navigation. Large eazgoea continue to
arrive from the Illinois and Upper Mississippl.
and for thosc regions boatR leave every day heavily
, 1861-12-17

IER EUROPA
LIVERPOOL, Dec. sd.-Wake6ela, Nash s. Co.,
and others report -four firm. with an advance Of
6d@1s = brl. Quotations aasGS4s. Wheat. red
western 1asG212s Sd; white winter 13s. Corn,
mixed 34s@3as I'd; white s5sl33a. Provisions
Pork steady.
PRODUCE MARKET-The Brokers circular reports
eugar firm linseed oil arm at 3fs. -
IoSDON MARKETs-Breadstu tufts quiet but steady:
conso]s closed on Friday at 72N@3asx for money
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of England show
auktncfeaee Of se3f GEO in bullion. Latest quota
tlons were Illinois shares 4sG43p per cent. discount.
Erie 2i126.
FER CITY OF WAsH1xGroS.1
IsyERFooL, Dec. 4th-Breadstuffs have Al up-
wand tendency with sight advance on all descri,-
tions. Flour fruer at an advance Of cd = bill,
Wheat still advancing with rise Of ID Per GENITAL
red western 12sG12s 10d. Corn tends Upward aud
has advanced Cd q quarter; mixed as I'd. Pro-
visions firm.
LONDON MAREET-Nheat has an upward teu-
dency and has advanced 1s@2 p quarter Of $50
1bs Sugar dbl. Spirits Of tnrpentine dull st 65s.
AMERICAN STocKs-I1iuois Ceut1al sharea 46dD
45s discount Erie sis@2 a5s.
Etufs steady and Unchanged Provisions quiet.
LONDON, Thnrsaay-consols closed at sos @e0zS
Tor money. American stocks fiat and tending
downward.
, 1861-12-17

The Washington correspondent Of the Phi1adel'
PHI "t Tsti3g 4a On sas IT, seys
manifested ii Canada ard in the British Provinces
will probably bring about the repeal Of the Recip-
tpcfty Treaty, against which the agricultural III
te1ests Of the country hare demonstrated since it
Was passed-or rather purchased Some cIrious
facts concerning the mnnner in which the Treaty
the workings ct Tie Hobby dozen years since
, 1861-12-17
CHICAGO DAILY mAKKET.

sHEEP-Thcrc is limited inquiry for good
sheep by city butchers and the market Is quiet at
$aCGaa 20 = 1GoDe
, 1861-12-17
NEW YoRK STOCK MAaKET.-The following are
the quotations Of the Stock Market to-day:
COMME1RCIAI4,

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 16. 1861,
The following are the receipts Of leading articles
Eor the Inst forty-eight hours:
RECEIPTS FOR LAST FORTY EIGHT HOURS
, 1861-12-17
ARTILLERY.

Twenty more good men wanted for Ronton's Ar |
tiDery Company. This company is rapidly filling |
join this favorite arm of the service to appIS 81
store under Natteson House. dcl7-1@
e The new oscillating Hook Sewing Machine
makes stitch azike on oolt sides. On exhibition
and sale at the Grover & Baker salesroo1n las Lake
etreet.
The latest and most perfect inYention..-
entifc Anse13e0H.
..'Eothing il its management that the simplest
mind may not grasp-"-Art Journal.
Infinitely superior to any machine in the mar
Eet.'-N. !, Sunday AHGs. dc17-l9t
JEa1MA:-Tour favor received: Our adrice is
TO purchase him nice Kerosene Lamp for Christ
mas. It is memeuto constantly before one.
Iou #ill find sn endless variety at Mobiles Lamp
and Oh Emporium. 176 Lake street. dc17-st
CHR1sTNAs Oh New YEARS PREsENT.-W hee1er
& Wilson's Sewing Machine & valuable and appro-
pirate testimonial of
4 FATHER TO HIS DAUGHTER:
4 Son TO H1s MOTHER:
a HUSBAND 70 H1s WIFE; OF
4 BROTHER 70 HIS SISTER.
This Gift is profitable and available lifetime
It Is equal to ten Seamatresses. An Annual Dig1-
dend sof 100 to 500 Per cent ION its eoss may be
obtaiued in use-by its poeeessor,
axo R C,Hrrrxnrr
ia ana 1e5 yake.atreet. Gent Agent forIu. Wis.
1ozH, and Nnr.hcrn Indiana rdec1k.1nt1
| --
| THonrsoa's EATING HopsE is prepared to fu1a-
ish erery variety Of game in its SEASON, Oysters,
and everything offered By arat class place Of the
| kind. Remember this, and call at No. S. Dear
| bozn-etteet. dec16-2t
| ---.--.,--=,
! saslfe' go 10 bfana 8 1oe aaa 11o Latest.
| ioeei6-zti
| fw Go ta 1ames Hovd.a Fvcba,ca {,saea ~
| Snntb ar1zxstrept tn sa11 <o,r rncn-re,+ Money
| Hc nsvs The hoo, r,tea Idec,s:1a,1
B 5000 Drums, all sizes, with calf ekin heads;
aIeo, general assortment oRimp1oyed Aceor-
deone, Braas and String Inst.nnents etc, for sale
| =. ,a,+ =. p.x... ~ So .a.s"-ss r5e1s-n.
HYATT Bno7urns \ e. = Krpx INN smssoas
| c.x-,,.. T.,. t r.
, 1861-12-17

- In Decatur. 10th inst, br Rev. D. P. Bnnn. WM n
BARRETT, Of Chlcago, and RACHEL Z. WALTON,
OF Decatur.
In Salem. Columbia County Ohio On the 1ath inst,
hy Rev. j. ASK G. 3. BARTLETT of Chicago and Miss
MARY A. ASK. daughter ot the officiating Clergyman.
, 1861-12-17
MARINE LIST.
2 Q r T O f C. HI c a G. O

2 Q r T O f CHI c a GO
ARRIVED Dec 1B,
Prop Empire, Richardson, Ogdensburg lilo brIs
salt. lot srndries.
Prop Young Anerics. .1Ta.e, osdensburg. IS tons
merchandise.
Schr Mary, Reid. Runk's Pier, 81 eds wood
Scbr Albany, Smith. Grand Haren. 65 N lumber
schr Ardent. Stokes sheboygan. IS eds wood.
Schr Telegraph, Clydesde1le. Grand Haven, Il eds
wood, l64 IN lumber. Is III shingles, Is brls
flour.
CLEARED ...-..Dcc. l6
schr Mary Reid. s. Joseph.
Schr Telegraph. Glydesdel1e, Grand River.
, 1861-12-17

Flour and Grain III store.
The following Is the estimate Of Mr. Cat1in, Sec
Rotary Of the Board Of Trade, OF the amount Of
fnur ond H,.1in in Etnta in this citY tn.dar.
, 1861-12-17
After the citation Of cases IS to the nature
Of this noXer. The Cnurt concluded. :.

A1tST LII cltAtlOu OF cases, aS 10 Tue nAtIl1R
ofthis power, the Court concluded: -
On the other hypothesis presented, viz, as to
whether the Commissioners should be regnrd-
ed rs the mutually selected agents Of the par.
ties to effect IN adjustment by whose decision
there Is IN implied nesent Of both to be bound,
the following eases will be found to snstain
the general principle already stated that even
in this sicw the acts Of tic Commissioners are
fnqnirablc into for fraud or gross mistake. G
Gilm. 52G; Term 3. $50; Il Ills; % Ibid
15l; O. H. IS. In neither case, therefore, is
there any right on the part of the city to q re-
view of the action Of the Commissioners On
the alleged ground Of mere mistake Of judg-
ment, either in the courts OF elsewhere. The
uct vested IN tic Commissioners direction.
and no officer can be made to exercise his 5udg-
nlent in particular way. And SO long as it ls
honestly exercised, there is no ground for re-
lief against it. But if claims are allowed un-
der mistaken views Of the law-as in cases
where it cannot be pEcteued TINT any legal
liability existed, On the supposition aud belief
that mere moral or equitable claims were inclu-
dca in the purvicw Of the law, doubtless this
fact would Constitute ground ofimpe achment
may be set up in nnswerto 1n alternative NM
damus, query. A court: Of equity, doubtless
would regard such action as done without au-
thority, md as a constructive fraud upon the
rights Of the public.
The objections to the constitutionallty Of
the law not being well taken, no reason is per-
ceiyed why an alternative mandamus should
not be granted, and the clerk is accordingly d.
rectcd 10 issue the writ, and make the same
returnable within ten day from aud after this
1hfe
, 1861-12-17
IS.
dec12 6td-1tW 15Eustom House Plaee, Chicago.

B Exchange on New York, Philadelpha and
Europe. Gold for sale.
Deposita received and money renitted Is de-
sired. KEDz11, ALxKAaDzA & Co,
1de712t b C2ark Street, Sherman House block.
, 1861-12-17

E Cook Mclean, IS Dearborn etzeet. have
made their price for cleaning and dying Genta'
garments less than any other house In the city.
ae3aiy
, 1861-12-17

Go 10 Dunlop, sewen d spaldlng lor Printing.
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