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this life, Feb. 18th ult..s
in Lswisville, this county, JACOB MARION,
SON Of Alexander and Savah Buchanan, agsdf
years, month and ~ days. 40
He was brought to his end BY the prevailing
epidemic Diptheria- 3 s.s55 E Z - sen
{ DERARTED this life, Feb 2ast ALI. IN,
Lewisvills, this county, HARRIET OPHRLIA,e
only daughter of Alexander and Sarah Buehan-
an, aged year, months and Al days. 3. inS
That scourgs Of the people, dipthstia tsSk
her away. ss8fEa ~ Sef7xi ffE - 5fds
? DIED-ostsbsr sth, 1850, u DipthsriA.as
NARY B.. only .daughtsr 81 Jaass W. andr
Amelia A. Lisls, in the sth year Of her age =
On the 18th Of the same nsntA, zRNAs II.
eldest SON of the same parents, and ct the
same disease, in the sth yssr sf his aga. as
On the 2zth sf the sams month, and sfthsp
Same disease, JAMES w. LIsLRs IN shs 3Tsh D
year Of his age. - xa sis 3 ssk - NRss
) On the 1sth Of February, 1851, 81 sesslst /
fever, JAMES EDGAR, last child Of the aheva
parents, aged year. 10 months and - days.
Thus in less than Eve months family,
eousisting Of Father. Mother aud three
children have gone. one b. oae, uutil tha.
bsreaved and heart broken wife aud Meth-
or 10 left without husband to protect, er J,
shs prattls Of . child to comfort her. !.
Nay thai God who holds tho destinies of !.
nations in his hands comfort and protect
her 10 her lonely pilgrimage through thu
world Of trouble and sorrew. 49, 80
go. JOHN LISLE. q
DIED-In Clarington. ON Sunday the 24fA !,
ult, FRANK, only SON of John and Kate Dur.
tom, in the Sth year Of his ago. = =. y.
FRANK was one Of those little ones that
gained the estsem Of Ill of his asuuain.f
tances BY his gentle obsdisnes %, snd ?
earnsst interest in all things which intsf.'
ested his afYsctionats Mother-but Il has ?
pleased HM Who granted the boons Tor :
little season. to recall His own e'sr II Wa
polluted BY the things Of earth. IS 3
We shall niss him whom ths Aswers sens.
In the garden where he played;
We shall mics him aers BY the frs- -side. "
4 when the Aewsrs have al dScaysd; - 81
: We shall see his toys and his empty sshair )
And the horse he used - ride; (. -
And they will speak with = silent spssch =
or our little Frank that died. %e'1
We shall 60 horne 70 eur FATHERS house -
To our FATHERS house In the skiss, i
Z Where the hops Of eur souls shall have - :
.sss blight, F..-.,s IS. -.
- Our love no broken ties.
We shall roam on the banks 81 the river %
psscs, safAs e7ei
And bathe in its blissful tide; a
And one Of the joys Of our Heaven shall -
Our little Frank that died.
as1 s06Ss,esst sasssiisu aga Aas
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

ssn. It is understood that the Govern
mens intends to institute proceedings imme
diately il the treason case of General
Twiggs. His movement has greatly dam,
sged secession in the border States,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06
) 10 Rsoonssruotion.
A citizen Of Richmond, sov in Charlie.

Z A citizen Of Richmond, BOW in Charles.
ton, writes, February 18th: tses
"Thers is not the slightest prospect Of
the Southern Confederacy coming baek
to the old Union. The best people 7
meet with, express honest indignation ~
the idea, when suggested. They say they
are not lficksters, nor children. and have
no idea of joining the North again, in
any shape.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

~ Upon Mrs. Lincoln's arrival at
Washington, she was at once invited BY
Harriet Lane to become a guest at the
White House until the time arrives for her
to take charge of it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

OCCASION or THE PREsxNr TRouBLns. -
The London Telegraph expresses fhs
opinion that the English people, have
heretofore given too little attention 20 the
politics and policy Of the great Americas
nation. and in view 81 the universal igno.'
rance Of its readers. it commssces IN sx.-
Planatory essay, with the remark that ths
trouble now pending in America IL ocsa-
stoned BY the desire Of Vfrginis to sx-
tend slavery into the States of Ohio. Tn-
diana. Illicois and Michigan. Wis fblkss
these Britishers. So ~ 3 ssfs@sr
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

E 1t is. stated that Mr.. buchanan
will leave Washington for Wheatland
Immediately after the Inauguration cere
monies on the 4th,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

W II Is said that NJ. Lincoln is
much depressed BY the responsibilities de-
on him. and by the war raging
in the Republican party.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

sg The Republican State Convention
in Connscticut has nominated Governor
Buckingham for reelection. Mr.. Loomis
is the Democratic nominee. The election
comes of in April. when we have high
hopes of Buckingham's defeat BY decisive
|msjcrity.S !.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

proper co make amendments to the Con-
stitution. ='sSs = s.-.-. 7s'sssss
Mr.. buchanan will leave for Wheat.
land on the fourth of March, at ten min.
utes past three o'clock, stopping in BaIti-
more over night. CLEVELAND.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

The following table shows the rank Of
the several cities named in the preceding
table. The 6rst column shows the rank
according to the census Of 1850, and the
second column the rank in 1860:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

tB There is about ten thousand
dollars in our county treasury. The
probability is that this will be appropri-
ated for school purposes, and that the
other funds will have to wait until the
treasury Is replenishsd. y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

~ Old Abe says ahsrs is nothing
going wrong'-'nobody is hurt ]
body is suffering anything'-'t the crisis 10
all artificial 0 ps sss .fss5sss
An aatidsluvian said---whsn the !
swelling food was susnerging the whole ;
earth and hs was in water to his throat.
that there wasnt going to be much q Z
. shower no how sA6 ssaeli
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06
o. Everywher,. E.st. Nortb. We,

@ 81 Everywhere. East North, West,
and even South. tho aanivsrsary Of the
birthday of Washington has been csle-.
brated with great enthusiasm. Il i
cheering indication that the people are
not yet ready to renounce the principles
which the Father Of his Country dsvsted
his lifetime TO establish.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06
Lincoln,s-C -Cabinet.

zszs A1AnCoAAls sS~At3 ol0e 0eksnrrrexan
The Cincinnati Enqsirey,s soyvsspssd.
ent gives the following = NJ. LinsoIs's
Cabinet:
Sec. q State, Mr.. Seward.
Treasury. Mr.. Chase.
Interior, Mr.. Cameron.
2" War, Nr. Blair.
Navy, Mr.. O. B. Smith.
Postofice, Mr.. WelIss
Attorney General. Mr.. Bates. =
There may be some changes il ths poe'o
sisions assigned. but they all will b in the
Cabinet. - --- -.ss-----ssss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

n<a- We publish in full the Thursdays
despatch of the Cincinnati Enquirer's
correspondent It 10 brim full Of inter.
esting news.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

n~ The State Legislature is discuss.
ing women's rights. A very innocent
and proftless amusement s. a -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

az On Monday Mr.. Abraham Lin.
coin took bis seat in the Presidential
Chair.
1t cost the people the Union to get
him for President. Will be be worth the
price! r
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06
Peace Conference Adjourned.

'4ns F'anklG" oompremiss ADOPTED =
What 1t ills Chances in Congress
Force Bill Killed - Mr.. Ixeaksr,
Of Ohio-1ns Latest Cast Of the Lin
coin Cabinet.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

~ Il is the Impression, prevsillng-li,
among the Republicans that there mustssl
be tsoo L:ncolns. Surely, they say. ;ihsul
Lincoln who debated with Judge Dosg-i ,
las in Illinois in 1853. and whose spseehsss !
We then admired. cannot be that Biscoln d
who has just gons on to Washingteay d
stopping by the way to make addrsssss--g I
the superlative foolishuess and absurditru
Of which have BY turas excited the pity q
and derision of the country ON. Eng. IA.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

~ 1t is feared that the late fright Of
Mr.. Lincoln will turn those incipient
xhisksrs prematurely gray. 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

t. Some wag suggests that the best
vay 70 protect the CAPITAL wiz be TO arm
~ odios seekers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

NARRIED-On the 2lst inst.,. BY y. ~,
Spriggs, Ksq.. Mr.. Randolph Carpenter s1d
Miss Jane Carpenter, all Of this county. -,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

Nosse Much Warrington a. He Wa Z
A correspondent of Vanity Far says
that after Mr.. Lincolu's underground
flight to the Capitol he remarked
Il am not 90 much Of second Wash. !
ington as vas; am l."
NO" was the reply. "Gsofgs Il
, 1861-07-27

The uar1 Lane Express OF July s. just come to
hand, reports the crops us doing well, thorgh the
Ei:1 winds were rather unfayorable fo7 the wheat
III bloom. The hAilstorms which had prevailed
the wcek previous had occasioaca more Or lesa
damage. In France the crops Ind been partially
injured, and harvest work in the southern depart
mcnts hindcred. In Northern Europe threatened
rains after hot weather he'd caused lrmno:s n the
market and An advance prices; but in Spain and
Italy the samples Of ncw wheat were inc End the
markets were weak. With regard to prices in
Great B1itain. itsayR: "Pzlccs seem to have GoE
"tbc present found their level the stocks Of Eng
"lfsh wheat being small, as well as Of fin. foreign;
ssthc latter having been scarcely affected in value
by the decline in inferior qualities. Tic serious
reduction, however, or the latter dzinx the
''past month has made It SO much safel to hold,
with the chances before harvest time aud the
''alnost certainty that the wheat crop cannot be
s'heayy under even the most favorable chcuu1.
"etarces.'' Both the London and coEatry MAJ
kets had been dcarcI.
AT London there had been better demand for
American flour, at previous rates, and owing to
vet weather good qualities Of Ameican were
slightly higher. At Liverpool, fine What had q t.
vsnccd 2G3d. ST.:
In Seot1ard the depression in the wheat trade
had ceased, and at Glasgow and Edinturgh, there
was good Inquiry at previous pr1cez. - /
, 1861-07-27


Corn, bu.. ..........1S,GD9
There YVES considerable activity On Change to-
dsy, and the leading markets were firm. under
coed speculative and shipping inquiry. Tlarc
Nas better demand for Flour, and the maEzet
YVES brisker, hut there was no material change IN
prices. About 5000 brls changed hands, at 500
for choice white winter extras, and 50 25GD 2Qfor
common to choice spring extras. The demand
was chiefly for New. York and phi1alelphia-.thc
New England buyers limits being 10G15c below
tie current quotations.
Thc1c was MI active demand for Wheat, both BY
Canadian shippers and spcculator., ard the 1oar
kct advanced sGI2xc On spring, and 2G3c On win
ter grades. About 15,G00 bushels Of all kinds
changed lanGs, at G9N17Oc for Northwestern
club in store; Cs@G9xc for No. Spring; 6306G
for no Spring; 53c for RI jcctcd Spring; G7oc
for No. Red Nintcr; and s2@s5c for No. Red
the market closing firm.
There was niso an active inquiry for Corn, The
market, though firm, was without any material
chanec-the tendency ut tie close being slightly
downward. About Of, 000 bushels changed hands,
at ala1D25c for Canal Mixed afloat; 22HD23c for
Mixed in store; and 1Sc for Rejected in etore-
The receipts BY ca1nl were light, in consequence
Of low Watcr IL the ca1al, and the great bulk Of the
transactions It ere Mixed N etore at a3c.
Oats were in better request, and the market
wss firm at 1C4c for No in store. Abont II, COZ
| hushcls were also sold to arrive at tskc aaoat
r. was in good demand and 1@2c hishcr72switt
sales Of 1900 bushels at 1s&c a1loat. Barley was
neglected. uIghwincs firm at 13Ac. :!
There was some activity iii Provisions, btit ths
transactions were of retail character, at ST. q
for country and hit mess Pork, $t2 % FOR Rats
and s90o@10 90 for Ramps. a lot Of 5000 ~ e1ea1
Bacon was also sold at 51kc packed, !;
| Fzeights were firm. and zate= advanced k@1
| per b4shcl-with engagements Mt 9c for .whca
to Kingston, and 5181Gc for cora to Buffalo.>,
, 1861-07-27
Daily ReyieH Of Chicago Market,
EorE.-Q Quotations cf sa1es glren In thfs Aark9k
Report, d7t unde,staod to Is for good convef1e0e
+ fuf7tercV. tEnitss 0tNt77rIse stated.

=. Fn1pAr EVENING. Jn1y %, 1851.
TnE1GnTs-Aaynnccd H@1s, Shc ss3'gg Sagasse e.
nl.Its "e:s as follows: 7" kfngS1oh-sche o.
jaMes. 'Tl!e.t, Ut &C.. Do nuffae,-P;op AohawK,
cttn at &c: schrs Gertrude and sirius. e5fh n
bEc~; brl. PoHhatlan, ctrn at &C. 10 toEt to1'
IL: :1e-.sclr aiae. iifoa, corn at 5Ic.t
FIOule-!s1cefvca.4,1 15i hr5s; thippea pJ Ga,1c ,s:
apa.t. m Sales, Is brjs :sCarlnviiis" White Winter
extra st s. del ae5 5rls Peerless" spring extra
ID .s Ss st Is sqspa pas
sD bills good epring extras at g. dsI 1S9 3 br3s
sGla}ton City, round hoop At So 90 de1 aoi PES
p T. paeRotai g. g. Il % eoupa ri eooe
lis :snith siils1' ut IS TX del; 10 bis .Plaa
81 3D. al h9 Feas l nfIs Il asR5 sata
WHEAT-Receiyed, ~, ,597 bn; shipped: % 800 bu.
Market for spring ad aneed 2g2Nc, and for m " YIN,
led s il stofe e at &c; i,o hu do at SIC; $500 ba
do at s5c; iuO bu No. 2 Red In store ut TIC: ,?D
lu Do At nc; 1,st0 bu DO at DC SFRSo-a9 @ bn
n Il es6 II a4ea toie q Gs AZ M ea S af
at Ce4c; Is 0e0 bu do at C0c; 5000 9u 90 at 69Hc;
4,fM bu 90 at 69c-gold; 0bn No Spring n
stets se; $3.50 b DO at Sie; 1902 ag bn 90 a.
INJECTED in store 1T sac.
sa1cs By sample were: As7 bags Iowa C!nb - At
eoRSSH:esiye&; 11ssS b; 6 s6iRp:d; dSS ~ 9Ss S
prime Canal Mixed at 25c aaoat; 15oM @ b. bu DO At
III T. sto5s at 2e ~ q o. ba ID do at ac: o ba
DO Ut pc; 3,G6O bu Rejected in stors at 18c.
oATs-Recelved. G,7ss bn; shipped, 81; 900 bn.
ass: aaS e. CT Il At
eo,GGp bu No to arriye at 1870 afloat.
RYE-Receiyed, !eobu, Market advanced nds 10
biHhEYeesivsS fiSs e q SS aofs e. quiet
neglected. Salee, 50 bags medinm at 35c Oh track:
, 1861-07-27

EN6t BOARD hehFy; ~ po4fu sLe4oys
ILLINOIS cungEScr.-Any one who wants to
be convinced Of the aDsurdlty of "dcbt bankius'
should visit the Office Of the Auditor Of the State
ct Springfield. Within the last two weeks two
millions Of I1liLofs currency have been exchanged
fur State bonds ard the bill hare been destroyed.
OF The twelve millions aud o ha1f In circulation !
last October very little more ttau five millions re-
main uncancc1cd. At present rates Of ofretiring 1t,
tic State will soon be entirely cleared Of s*stup-
TAIL" Let tic people Of Illinois. taught by the
hitter experience Of the past, never again put
themselves in q positicn where they will be forced
to submit 10 70 enormous swindle. Certainly
VIC have now had enough of s'deht banking"
The Ecven millions Of currency that hare been do
e:royed within the last few months. it it repre-
sented real capital, accumulated by the Industry
of our people, displaced that much coin and sentlt
oil to the vaults of Wall street, to those Of Eng
land and ether foreign nations. Grant that half
the amount was fictitious, absolute airy nothing,
ard still the people orIlino;s, in place Of "bank
rags might uowhaye had in their pockets, three
and a half millions Of so]id coin, and been inde-
pendent, financially aa we'll as secia!|y, Againwe
ssy. ilet cur people demand solid coin fo-
their producte and then when revcrses come upon
the country they will have real capital and not
sshat in times Of disaster always prove worthless
Hpromiscs to pay"
Let 10 one suppose that because lie hsd ole Of
the "ecceesion curreucy' in his pocket when tho
crash came, that he suffered 10 loas. Every man
III tie community, however, rich or poor be may
be, must bear his proportion Of the burthcn. In
the depreciation Of their rents and the value Of
their property the wealthy inevitably eu1rer; aud
in,he Walt Of employment and tic fall in wages
that 4hrF fha 1hn ff,n hfttaF
, 1861-07-27

out 9 week; Ct g p ? upon o*acts cst'ma'e' anu
paTinS Ee!1 for hoiaaag. ag fr ceo " Raid. 70 uit-
ii ntucEy Durhame, bought Of Kidd, owned BY
Gof, which viii average sjxc on 5K ewt -.
Iowa aeera, the top a. SIS 50 aud 50 Of the tail At
so ard II average on 83l cwt m,
HturJ Wethiemer sold for Ru6el q 20 ,;E: sS AZ.
5sF Rs'i ssfss aae
0cwt al $41 =. do for pykem4u. avcrago " cWs.s
at sss and as fair good Illinois at=ers for conser
averaging 6A cWt., at 7hc.
THE HOG MARKET.
Henry b. Grant. Superintendent Of the Market,
makes tie following figures rs the far quota
t'eas Go,ntid Of III Sars LIT 39ady b. sx@s:c.
This is d vcry great advance Tor one wesk IN Ju"
mer Leg saAaak week Ii Ii. Gfahts quotations wese
Iisht' ii' prime i1 cor:..isd @ Rogs s.........: 6
Disrillery hogs, q y Erozs..........a GS4e
rnsoEs OF lsous 'ntns WEEK.
And that vas ar advance OF Nc upon the prer1-
GUS week. Now the jump Is nearly sc z poannlal. nll
sen,c ehippers who sold hegs at 2s p at ,ttie nni
The are 10y IN tbs akst M ise1 niI
more hces forward, 20 we shall coon have another
glut. and then down goes the price again. Aozs
5re very plenty fn the country, has cheap Wnlskg
tiled It goes into fat pork, and beef and mutton.
making meat rich and cheap, and lard and talow
plenty. AZ. .,,,1,, ~.
price OF toes tlds week: r.,
'i.Sa a'1c ,leas'1 .5A@ c 64@ {
Second auality, cornfed-.-... 6A1574c 6A@65st
First quality, small sizes, iat
and prime. for market .,.1,.*<.
butchers. .--........... on 495Hc 6ss0o1he
rarre size etiIl-fed, tat. 44G14Kc s @ {
Second quality etl1l-fel, fat. 41sDfHc 5 @
Small size, choice stock hogs not wanted.
, 1861-07-27

OCEAN FRE1Gnrs At NEW Yo1x-Jn1y s5.-
Rates have advanced. To LiyerpcI the engage
mchts inclade IS COO bu wheat ut 9T@9s<d ID onlk
aEd e. bags aooO 1rls nour At 2s 6dcas7{5A; 5000
eocds at a7s Cd. To LoLdoli, 10 ;Eiis tobaceo at
Aos sO erle tlonr at 3e03s 3d. tic latter rate for
n ncntral vessel; 1890 bu wheat ahfps' bags ut
s. I'd. ~ " ~
, 1861-07-27

MeGrave was yesterday fined IS for represent
IL :. himself to be Police officer.
, 1861-07-27
mARKkTS BY TELEGRAPH.

>-r,,+ x-opt~ 1,,., -Erorp-E~tro state in
soon tea1es@ aro dn% nm'v 1noerate business Do
M nIces SaIes 1 Irs 1T
q sp9@s supcF stste s@ 80 extra state sass
,, sapra Tsastar SSSas5 shiopiuc brands
o,g tqa r1r,,1 hoGn nhio ssSG ii Trade brands
so MssEet efogng aet stady er
ster with Tnde1ate demand. Sals 500 br al
sss5n300 super; 81 ae05 % commcn to choice.
Re deur quiet at s2D@3so Com meal steady.
se9ss zeF9n 1e erlf sass 9Soo &
GnA1N-wheat- quite moderate and
with air export demand ha5sst ac ne1tSs a saics
wv bn Ghteo$o sp11n "a nn ~ II 3sI1as inh At ai
099c ls4oa bn am1Sf i9wa a. Il! ; m roa "a
very cho1ce am9er 70 3oa MIcsaa M y. = ~ IN ~ ne
state at d5oao na western a. Sll9: ~ lex lex
hu tanada 2l b5e. baiey W. - No. ~
3na ess hsa{ and d.oopq e saa sf5 mtxed 90
nu aa 9sx1aSs ec ,pr gscssrrn Qr Oats u At q
slate. ,....
HPKoVls1oEs-Iosk fnlet naa pslces "1!9n1t a9nm
nag nrae s eets ois N asre a. hsd
res sa,es a w. o.,s Saf1x e. sss to s9e ~ f
ptMS; Saaov ier i1 N r., SS,' eyfrs ~ mas az
Pine @ess 5sei qaist aud aaehaHged d. Bser g h hans
se F1 sandags ni snd f1c for han,s "" Hacan anet
and nominal. La,d1n better request ct unchaased '
TM101Ic for Ohio anu 5e1l3Hc Tor statc. cheese
steaoy at 2I7c: as u qnailly. ,,,.
ea1es cG1 bars Efo at la.5mi4s!c: so bars n 4ra-
eabo at 141ic for inferior 50 hags Java at 19Kc.
hlGe 9uies W. ~ u pasSe- s d IL ci.a9
lesS oorg ~ la% sG1a Ely 4 ~ h;a ~ * *
- - ~ t Gia c;IAc* - i.ts p;a, W,1nsse1
5c LOT Gnra y DIT roato ~ cS: NY az isnis
NF Faaes ssaecasn " nhs ref'o iso at ~ p4'
~ ae oo7se easA'
s1ccEs-Dul1 and rather lower. c r I39; G
q 2sA;1 serip e y guar q; y;
Ha1l 10& Eric 23E: G f4T; Erie dth bonds
z; Mo Is 415s Erie 10; Tenn Il; Ga Sc; Treas
12s 10ah.
OSTEGO. Ju1y 90 6-FLouE-Unsettled with O
moderate demand at 81 so for fancy.
GKAN-Wleat scarce and held generally above
the views Of buyers; ea1cs last night, 1900 bu
Chicago spring at soc; 1860 bu No / do on p t.
Corn lc lower sales IL 600 bu Illinois at 35c and
G9OO ba hot do at SIC, Other cr1ius nominal in
tie ebsence Of s1les.
CANAI, FnE1Gurs-Steady, Flour 2Sc wheat Sc.
r,r,, - n Navr voTtr
~ ~ ~ ~ I tssm 70 mn r., - mn 1.,
LhE r. ~ f,r II oa "-e@t' A17'9' W
eI1u, ivGEv Eo5 ~ An h1, a, to -oo h, ,r.o,t
80 oan - ALGAEo1AS-4Ao otAs ao"1 1@ssoV WI "1ea''
ao,ov % eosn'
BUFFALO; July e6 -FLorH-Fasr demand and
market steaay.
GuAlN--Nheat steady and In moderate dcm1ud;
Gales IL, ,HO0 IN NO EllcaS0 spring at I5c. Corn
, 1861-07-27

AsoRRowFUL RHTUnS.-Thc remains Of .
ls5y, one Of the late Indianapolis excursion
party, who died suddenly at st. Paul. passed
through this city yesterday, en- the way to In-
diararo.ia. We did not learn her name.
, 1861-07-27
AlbanY Lumber Market

FOE THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY,, JULY a.
The rcceipts Of lumber continues 1isht Frciyht5
Tn Like Eric arc advancing, which will prevent
common lumber from Michigan, IN any considera.
bic quantity from being shipped cvea IL the demand
3D. and mostly in small lots for immediate use
to Ill up aesurt1ncnts IN retail yards. The a:sort-
ulent in market is good and prices low, with in
dGcemeuts to largo buyers for cash. Fraisnts to
all points are low.
The receipts by the Erie and Champlain Canals.
during TIC Sd week in Jul y, IN the years named,
NCrG aS fn1lnN6:
, 1861-07-27
MONETARY.


FRID4x EVENING, July ~, 166l.
There waa d coed inquiry Tor currency to. day and
tie demand ior Eastern exchange was 11ght-with
snsts at rar to II per cent. premium for currency.
Geld Is In good rtquo t, aud 1t CELLS ut .5@1 per
csst premium for currency.
ST. LOUIS. ALTON j. CHICAGO HAlLaoAp.--The
ft:1o"ihs is tie statement. Of the earnings Ut this
, 1861-07-27

Po11cE.-A light run Of small cases ycster-
dry comprised the total business IN The Police
Court.
, 1861-07-27
Cbiragn Grihu11e
THE CITY

THE New THrs,T1.-Tae new organ Of Trim
i:y Church will be or exhibition On Saturday
evening. Tie public Gre invited to attend.
, 1861-07-27
pECRUITS WAaTED FOR
II
The Sixteenth Regiment OF
tHsTEx3 STATES INFANTRY.

Applications csn be nade every day at the Kegi-
mental Head Quarters No Isl uenrbtrn street, ncae
liz Psst Ofice OF ut lst est Randolph street Any
h:dy procuring an ablebodlcd RecE!,it WI EecelVe
Major lit. 1rfantsr, Superintendent Regt. Reetz.
, 1861-07-27

REFORM ScuooI-This institution received
several acccss1ons from yesterdays Police
Qcu1t.
, 1861-07-27

WNEEspAY, July 2i.-For once In many weeks
we hyc better market ut the close than ut the
opclng. Rcaaly 1t has regularly improved siecc
yestIGny morning Some Of the brokers held
ouIe sill carly ii the nleruIne WAITING los tue
maket to opei.''-that il, for buyers to come to
tEar terms. Others, fearing that the second day
wMl1 be Ike al other closing dsys Of late, hu:-
rid though their sales, closiog lip early in tie
dE, ard THIS giving those who had nc1d au oppor-
trity to put q, from one to three dollars head,
ulich they did to meet quite an active demaud
dix, having not more than 100 head uuspiI-s.me
rstinate not over 100 head.
, 1861-07-27

THE CAIrDELIs At BRYAN HALL.-They do
say tia. even the portraits Of the Pcesidcnts
we're OF broad grin at Bryan Hall Inst even
ing, during the entertainment Of the Camp
bells. It is said that Old Bucks countenance
Will hare 10 be emoothed out with lat-iron
to restore its original shape. We don't vouch
for it, We cn]y knoT the Campbells sang
there. and it is likely enough that even Hea.
}y,a portraits caught the laughing mania.
, 1861-07-27

FRIDAY EVENING", jul. &c, 1861.
TIC following are the receipts a2d shipments for
the past twenty four houra:
EEcsr-s Last TwENTT-rouR HcuHs.
Flour, Wbeat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Nar'y