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gHVHIG IL altogether nodps, the result Of modern
discoveries In the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
and abstract method OF irrespective Of all the old and
systems pubhed accomplished quas TO the sxE
Ing Wright Wa knowing the deception Prsced upon the
unstd fslt his duty At enes 70 have this Elixir tested By
the whole Medical Eaeus, who, without dissenting
voice. have given In their adherencs 10 Its perfect and undivided
control whole physical when his frame has been
reduced and when all ether medicines known the Phaaco
pA been tried in vain Long thought years q patient
investigations and nj dcepsrdBdWB determination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he Offers the Hr to INF
ferng humanity the only thing that Chs foowaE
diseaseS-nanelyI. . -
General Debility, ...s. o..
Mental and Phydcal Depression,
Lmbeclity, q g..-
Determination Of Blood 10 ths HAD,
Confused Ideas,
HyBtsras
GaR@1l In
KustIossnem and SIeePIsssneE ct Night,
Absence Of Muscular Emcercy,
Loss Of Appetite, '.--..
py5pepns,
HnaciStioA,
Low ePritl,
Discrimination Of The Organs q
Generation, 81 - or
PalPitsHon Of the Heart,
And, IN fst, all The eoneonItan Of and dsbtasd
a tia Fvntsu.
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Far sale. Rent or Exehangs.

email Farm thrss niles iron The city Lsba1Sa FsTa
pike containing Ehty Of good Land, veil saeS 10
y ar Gardening ulpossFhalfp 81 u Glover and sey
foTtaS,s dvsHBE 500 cat sziDsS, isBeu
oFahsrd. hs Apply % - " Oof4 - staae Ass1yle s14
Chattanoozs RailFsad Hesoi neT9-dlZ
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Colonel ScOtt-What Does This Meant
We clip the following from the New York JFlorl.

Of the Ath:
"Yery scandalous reports are rife concerning
Colonel Scott nephew and secretary Of the old Gen
era 1t is boldly asserted that he s the traitor who
has done 90 much mischief by revealing Cabinet
secrets and the plans Of the COMMANDMENT chief to
the enemy. The failure Of the scheme against the
rebel camp st Munsons Hill, which was known
only to General Scott, General Mcclellan and Col.
Scott is attributed to the latter. It is intmated
that the suspicious against Colonel Scott were so
strong that his friends advised him 70 quit the coun
try and that this had something to do with the sud-
den resignation of General Scott and his departure
with his nephew and others for Europe. 1t is pro-
bable that these TuEors and suspicious are ex-
aggsrsted." -. -.
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Notiee 10 WooI CaKdsrs ana SpIansFs.
r WrsH TO EMPLOY A GOOD WOOL OARDAR. AIso,
nan that is coed Wsol spinnsr Aa1reas
= WM. WRIGHT,
nav 90 ovs Gallatin, FennsEes.
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IaaAss to one Of the Editors Of fhs ISoR Gsd AssSes,
Mrs. jams PEEK, to Who's ineetioR the PrOeEsAsets were
submitted, expresses the following opnioni
'I have Rad viii much pleasure, Of new
YORK, in press LsteTS slavery from the Old World
vita letter addr sssed to Lord RIoughAn written By
James Williams late Minister TO ConSantIncps II Is work
written With VgorOf thought the subject new occupying The
attention Of the Whole Uords valuable contribution
rn Literature aaa viii b read with great interest ct s present
day" --s-. f.. --...
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-18
WHY the FedernIs do not Follow up theI
s6AdVamIaReR.g

why the FederaIs do not Follow up their
'tAdVantaEes.,'
The Hilton Head correspondent Of the New York
World explains why the Federal army on the South
ern coast does not advance:
'.Ths question will naturally occur to you, when
will General Sherman make an advance? l can
suly answer this by stating the circumstances which
aurround u.s. We are ignsrant Of the number of
rebels which may be but few miles inland and Of
the actual position Of The country. Cur troops are
in good condition and spirits, but not very pro-
fcient in drill. However, if orders should be re.
eeiyed for an immediate advance upon the Charles
ton and Savannah Railroad, have no doubt our
officers would cheerfully respond. Between US
and the maizland il an almost intsrminSble lsby-
riath of creek and river, and islands, and an sd-
vance in force would be attended with difficulties
which do not say, however, are insurmOuntE-
BILE. The probable reason why we do not advance
toward the interior is because Port Royal is des
cded for the present to be base Of operations for
another naval feetdestined still further southwark
The taxing Of Ty bee Island and the great preparIN
tions being made here sufficiently prove this
Wherever the next expedition lands the blow will
be struck Immediately inland Jas large number Of
horses are to be taken oat for cavalry
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ThsbOOk b entitled,
PRICRS 8.

Fer single copiess 81 90
Booksellers will be furnished 1t Wholesale at SO PER
reasonable discount will be made upon large orders sr
Wholesale dealers -
Any gentleman LADY In the oonfedrate satea ordering
t club Of ten persons (SIO will be furniEd With eOmp
nsnary copy the work, with The TANKS Of Tie Ladies Soldier
Relief sosisty.
Edtors Of nsWapenla tie sSndsratetates who pub
lsE 70 this will ypronoe the beneyolens patriotic
purpose T. which the entire prohh will BE appropriated they
viii aid in the circulation Il which eught to Be In the
hands Of SVery Southern family.
orders for books StAsr eonnuzeatsus rsasnE hers
to, be addressed to k FELICIA g. PoRTER, Prssdsnt Of
the 'sLadies Soldiers Belief Society" or to TIE
southern Methodist Publishing Hsnse,
EashTlls Tam.
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The Present Past and Future.
GRAFTON delivered By Colonel v. ". BILBO, NasA-
~ Vile, October 18th, 1851 Pres % cents ty mall, .
cents.
nov y dln 6hAAn HAaAS'
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"A SttmulaMts
1t Is qxs different from alcoholic preparations no. suh
eot 70 reactions any spe continues to exert It's nhueno
gradually and sesny long the least necessity exi fer
As q Female medIeInes
II Il equally powerful elective the equilibrium
and ss than all the other medicines which for year,
flooded the MARKET and which only Injurious In pacs
Of assisting renoTang the constitution for very good
too that they only made from the e11oDS Of minds
EnoFant OK tbs Medical profession AtogethG.
No Minerals!
d. wright thz wall to bis professional character
the fact that minerals EhseVSr form the least component
p&rts Of the Ingredients Of his RsjuJsnAng HxrWs know
ing what has bSSn ensd the community By opium and
mercury.
Generally, the dSbitatsd, Dr. Wright say,
despair Ne msttsr how down you may nser heW
weak you matter What the have besn4esaks
at Uhssysr has led 70 dsa from HyESrio principles
taxa his ..9
RejuVenatinx ElIxIr, q.
And you will soon yourself nsw man. pds InItsad
The to friends, and healthy Sscnd, and worthy
AenbeE Of the human family
Price g per bottle hYes bottles fo Is, and forward
edky mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold b all respectable druggists Throughout the United States
and C1lAd2S. The trade supplied At liberal discount
For sale By the proPrstors
i WRIGHT & Co.,
81 and Isl OhanYes Erest,
New Orleans, LaI
Sold In EsShvis By g. ". Hsnderrhctt Berry DsmoEillS
wing Psndlston, and all responsible d1ugEiFz oc49
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gIs SIustHlt wnisu nss anHiau
Katss OF Aav.r.IsInx.

DaIly IS, rr-wsshly IS, weekly g.
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watching the Yankee snip James Adr.r

watching the Yankee ship James AdEsr,
We have the following from LOndon, under date
Of November I6:
curious paragraph appeared in some Of the
morning papers tO-dSy-in the telegraph think
under the head Of naval intelligence. 70 the effect
that one Of her ASjesty's frigstes which had left
Spithead TO watch the movements of the United
Ststes war steamer, the james Aiger had returned
The paragraph goes on to state that the object Of
the james Adgsr was supposed to be to intercept
the West India mail steamer row due. with Nessra.
Slidell and Mason on board, to lake those gentle,
men out Of her and to carry them to New York
Whist can have put such an idea into the beads Of
the British Admiralty Il mast have known ths
real object Of the cruise of the Adgsr for il waa
telegrsphed under the head Of American news in
every newspaper. Ny own Suspicion il that acme
Of these S0utherners, being no doubt anxious for
reasons Of their own, to keep sharp lockout on
the Adgsr, have made use OF their knOHlsde with
the idea Of producing more irritation between the
Governments. One has to be peFpetuRIly on ones
guard against the miserable intriguing spirit Of
these fellows, who are at the bottom Of every con
temphble plot They manufacture news and aeem
to control the telegraph, buf it is very small sort
Of work and viii not pay them in the end.
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NOW READY FOR DELIVERY
a NE w WORK
81 v Err
BIZ
THE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS,

nrhs entire prOAz Of all sales are 70 b devoted 10 ne
Ff Of the sick and wounded soldiers Of the Confederate
under the direction and special charge Of the L.dss sOlds5
Relief Society o. Tennessee"
~
The hoax b entitled,
Letters on Slavery from the Ola VESrld,
Written during the canvass for he Presdeny Of the United
stasin ls6s which Aadsd letter Lord BE0UeRAM
the Jom BEsH RAID and hFs remit Of he
Presidential SECTION and it, consequences By JANE YAE
late United States Minister to Turkey.
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Retaliation Against CAnaaa.
Fr,rn the New YAK Hs-als n.,,,,b..

We learn that determined effort is going to be
made Il this session Of Congress for the repeal Of
the reciprocity treaty with Canada. Representa-
tives Of border Constituencies have always been
opposed to it, as in their view it gave to Canada
benefits which were by no means required By tho
province. A generous regard for q neiRhboring
and allied people has hitherto induced The bulk Of
the members Of Congress to oppose the steps taken
Tor lis repeal, and the project has been deferred
from session to session. This winter it seems the
opponents Of the treaty count upon success They
have taken the pains to collect esmpese les of the
Toronto Leader and Quebec CToniels--the govern
ment organs-which certainly bresthes q spirit of
unreasoning and implscsbls hostility 70 the Uaited
States government, and of extraordinary aad IN
accountable sympathy for the Rebels, and they
reckon that, with this sdventitious aid they viii Be
enabled to induce = majority Of the members of
Congress to repair the treaty.
The Canadian government win be at liberty TO
enact = reciprocity treaty VITA the Southern
COnfederaey if it succeeds in establishing its indie
peDdence. This viii doubtless console the peopls
of Canada for the advantages which their present
government seems so sOlicitous to throw AWAY
another project which has hardly assumed a dein-
tie shape as yet, looks 70 the establishment of A
new Commercial system, which sfsctually prevent
the expectation Of United States produce BY way
of Canada. Il as the Canadian government seems
to assume, is the duty Of Great Britain to make
war upon this country, it is highly necessary TO
prevent our people getting into the habit Of using
The Grand Trunk Railway or the Canadian canals
ls means Of communication with the seabOArd.
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= =
A correspondent Of the New York Times writes
from Quebec, under date Of November %, as fol-
lows: ..t--.E s-- ..r
Mr.. Secretary Stewards letters to Lord Lyons and
the Governor Of the States have not been without
tbsiy efysot mon the Canadian mind. followed up
a. they have been, by the AaEeH and Slidell case.
None of the Canadian papers attempt to justify the
latter proceediug-evsn the Toronto Globe cOn>
dennis it, which, moro than any other Journal takes
an American view of present events in the United
States But whethor CAPTAIN Wilkes was right or
wrong is not the question now. have to tell you
that at a council Of war heldhere yesterday. Sun
dsy) between General Sir Fenwick W. Williams,
of Kars Commander of the forces in Canada, (who
came down from Montreal 70 attend IT, His Excel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-18

FHE LIaKs or LSs' CONSTITUTE A seuAzR
N m DAILY,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-18


BGi0lc takngtem purifying and snrchingoi'e taAlAs'
he Rlood-rsztortng the sick, suffering Invalid 70
HEALTH AND STRENGEH-
There is aO Mistake About 1t.
II viii cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia Di2rh0a pyea
Headache reson Of Spirits, Fever and AR1e, Inward
Fever Breath any disease Of the Liver, onsch or Bow
ais -
fTFLADTfs do you want the Bloom Of Health to mount
our cheeks again f-Shen lat ence and get
McL.eanSs Strength eninE Cordial and Blooa
Purifier.
Delay NOT momsnh It warranted to give s9tsfaetoa
viii any Of the Kidneys Womb or BAdder Eant
Rg, Distracted Menstruston, Falling Of the Woro BaIA
meas any arising from Chronic OF Nervous Deniy
{ q an Infalliele Remedy --.
FOR CHILDREN
d yeu undergraduates, sckly Ohdren " . asery
fFong Robust then give them AcLEANe sERhrSta
MING CORDIAL, (sss ths directions on eaeh OSeAp az
One abisspOonfa taken every morning fasting, sure
preventive against ohI and Rsvsr Yellow ReTe ohoiera
any prevailing disease.
Yt0Ra npon you Of Bittez earsapanlA (Which
BASE enough steal part Of nAme g Gus me
VILE decocona Avoid such infamous PlRATBs and men
VIliA1ous oonPoundS Ask for Dr. J. H. Mclean etrns
anng Cordial and Boed Purifier. Take nothing else NE
Only remedy that will Purify Blood horoughy and ~
he same time, sTRKN0FHHN and IhVl9ORATA- ne Snole
organisation put mp In large BOss-sI PEI sotts OF
: - - DR.. ,; a. AeLA AN sns Proprietor,
ocTneF Of Third and Pine streets, et. Louis NO.
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sDMRcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Fer Liver Complaints BiliOusness Hoaa'

Fer Liver Complaints BtliOusness HS2A-
-H ache, dcs
gNYHTRK has nsves bssa oATHARfI0 medicine offered e
ths public that has given Srsh snsTs EtA1eaon q NO
LhAH'B UNIVERSAL PILLS. -
BenT enrsIy vegetable they perfectly innocsnt and ca
Be taken By nAntI prompt and powerful II
EnoVing Bilious secreto2s Acid Impure Reted Matter
SON stomach In fact they tss only Pills Nat sAo1a
Q used IN MALICIOUS degtTictS. l
They produce no Gripping Sickness Pain in tbs stomaee or
BoWsla Aourh VERY active searching In their opeFaoA
promoting healthy Of the Liver and KidneyS vac
VII Fer Bliousnes, Headache and FOUL btonaen Nnen
% cheap remedy be ObtAned Keep them constantly en-
hsndj single dose taken in prevent hours Gays
and months Of Sickness AK for Dr. j r. hcLeAns Unvs
sal Pills Take other Being coated they are taSte1s Pe
only IS cent? per ard Be sent by mall to any Psrt OF
J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
nornar Of Third and Pine streets, ST. LouiE, No
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-18

RIB, mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENT.
chest External In the world for MAN OF
Beast.
yHOUsANDs Il human bsngs have been saved life Of -
crspude misery, By the CT this inValuAeE Lin
Ent It relievs PAIN almost iHsesn tAnesusy and
" purity heal the foulest SORE in incredible
Ihort tjme NsLBAEs VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT win re-
eve the nveterAts Of RheunAhEn, Gou or ns
avfa FOR PSrSysis Muscles, Sdfnefs or WEAK
ass IN the joints, Auscl Lgsments, II VIII never t
Pvo applications will SIRE Throat Headschs or EarAcha
Vor RpTu ar sealdI or any Pain InfalIbs Remedy
IN IT, and You will hnd indpsnKbs rszsdy KssR 1t
siWsyI hand. -,
PIGETERs FARMXRs any having charge OF horses
vii Te nonsy BY using NeLeanS Volcanic Oil Lninent 1t
n sedy And infalHbls cure Calls sprAnE, ohAfeS,
Tvg Lamensss Sweeny sore Wounds, ScrsteheE or any
owssyaIi disesJs. Try IT, and you will be convinced
DR. J. z. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Mo-
YsrsuIs al proprstOrI prices BY Berry Denoyis anaS
~ us.5sy-bott ranT-9dtw&VIy
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Drift of Opinion az WashInRtsu

| The following extracts from a late Washington
letter to the Chicago Tunls may interest cur read
, 1861-05-18

NEW ioEK, Hay l1.-Flour- ode ate home
trade. ltmlte d export demand Market fur com
mon gredrs rules heavy and dronpin; Sales ID,
90 bEs s. 95ao5.1o supcr state: Is 15@5 rs extra
state $4s5@15,U eup<r western: rs 15@5 80 com
mon 10 me diuu e1tra western j; S S 5515 G5 ship
ping brands extra round Loop Ohio; S. DQ7. Is
cAnada aour moderate and steady. Sales 55u brs
at 1907 81 inferior to ehofcn. Sa'es extra ryo
-four i'll tnlsn parcels IT IS lo6as 20 Corn meal
Withsut charge Sales go brls Grandwinc Ut s. 81.
Wa1sKY-Lwer. AID f.lr business doing vt a
deelhe ssl. 100 trl. at 1G iorood sound parcels
GR41s~-Whcat IN fair requcst for export aid
6ri1As t!lade better p1i:es, while infes1r to
topnd descIip ions ara he4ry and droopinf: sales
1900 6u inerf"r to prime Chicago eprine at ii 0a
@ls; 81 gay otrthWs,'e; " eab =. $11s0 ~
and inferior. M'lwaukees cub 1t $ll4QD1 III:
DC. 100 bu god to prime d.. at 81 2o01 Il 10 Go nu
wthrsr Esd westeu at 81 3o91 81; 500 bu willie
wssiesn 1 At It g. SG@1 81; q, z05 by very choice am
s. 50; 5 90 on white Michigan At 81 G0@l.75; IL
0oo bn white Kentucky tt $I.7o@l.7s Kye QUIET
bu At 73c B.siey conti1ues quer s4Ies is Ia ju h
sta.e at 55G5Sc. CVru rather more tteady. anc In
modezat" demana for export and home tfade.
IL salst = g 600 At 55@56}<c for old mixed wes =
for new round yellt,w Oats, li1tIe more active
and as ade frmer; 9o932c for western and Can
ada !; 21N133c for State.
1nrDraut charge, fales 50 bbls at 4l4 so prime
s sos = mess; iolDt tor repAcked mess: II 80
@l2 20 e Extra me mess. Beef eont!,ues steady;
Beef hams moderate at 12D16 wet1e.n cut uta5s
vsry dull aud heaTy-b15GL6 for shoulde' 6. 65S@7K
@ to5 hams, NJ. ~ naeSa a. qat a9d unchanged Laid
Request at 1908 for new Ohio, 14@Ie fur STATS.
Cheese steady a:4@9. +''
GHGckzlEa -Codee-Rlo t. very quiet and price,
tt1l isvar tie purchaser. Sale. 10u oags kio at
k sreAa:-Rsw. unchanged. With sa1es Of 51s
, 1861-05-18

were three distinct =t.s cts. !,~ -coc rr rL.J or
New York sight drafts = H., 9Axl for preEsrrsd
currency; and u third for common euzreney-se11-
atauy called .' st1sap-tan." Commercial trsneae-
tions are every day approaching nearsr: to =
gold basis; and although tho community may BE-
compelled to use the currency for acme time 10
eons 1t will BE- taken Only At i.s sa17s In gold or
aiIrer.
There WIS sair inquiry for Flour, but ths ost.
1n9s were Light. and VI report sales Of about 200
nrls 1t 81 Is for fair extras, payable in preferred
currency. and e5.75@s.oo payable IN common cur
fenT There was an active speculative inquiry
Tor wheat, and themarket IVES huo,ant, with sales
Of about 90 COS bushe1a At the following 1anRe of
quotations Me Spring, 81 .120l n In common
currency; a518sc In Eastern exchange; end S8c
in preferred currency: No 4 Spring. At $1.15@1 10
In common currency. and Sc In preferred The
Corn market was also buoyant and tolerab,y nc
tire, with eA1es Of 125ooo bushels 1t 41A41xc for
Canal Mixed &hoat, snd 2oHc for Caral at,oat, pay
ahle In Eastern exchange; 29@4sc for Mixed fo
store-payable In common currency, and a9a+xe
rsyabls In preferred; and a5Q:6c for Rejected
pssabls In common currency. Oats were sold At
odc I. O. b. Rye, 53c for No and 4sc for No =.
Barley was neglected. Highwines inactive and
entirely rominal. There Ia little OF nothing pinp
in Provisions. Freights are steady at 7c for corn
10 B1ffalo.
, 1861-05-18
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

t.
.,lIe FRElaMTss.eady. ~ J. The engagemsnts were ss
follows: To Bnfa'a, achre. Bsy City. Live Oak,
a1a -. fafsoae eoE5: a. e; prog Evergreen City,
FLoUR-RecetVkd. AS hbls; shipped so;
bbls. Market firm sales, 600 bb.s Smith II liz"
on private terms, payable in New Tork sight ex-
change; 1oo bbls " "caledonis' flat hoop, ii $4.10
bEanrh" b At $500 del !; 195 bbls 81 Crescent At
CORN MEALs1 tbla H.r.h's kiln, dried, At
Reeei7ed. 4e,?ao by; shipped, 47 :45s
at = l2ia store i, 600 ba do at $1.1s in etore;
tu store 1000 bn D. st 81 Is ID store; 5,oO bu do
9oe .; bN exchange; 1,coo hu DO 20 at t. S: e IN IN
$1.15 In store e00o u do At $lls in store i,c05
s,ote' M SO bu do At Sc il store-preserred cur
I'esy 60 sa sfesea 8 % Sa IN tS'Daea
ba Market firm. sales & 900 bu canal mixed at
4lA: anoat; 5000 By do ct &c adoat; 5000 tu do
hu N xed a. SOC in store; II 900 bu do Al 1oc in
store Is 600 bu do At 4tc In ttore 10 600 tu do st
&c In ttore, 759o hn do at 41c T. o. b.; 10 600 bu
60 at 4ac t. O. b.; 80 900 ba Do at 43cf 0. b. 10000
bu do St 29s IN etore-payableia preferreI curren-
cy: 1900 bu do at Soc In store-payable in prefer
red currency 2, 900 bR rejected At a5c il store;
6,G00 bu do at 36c in store.
0ATS-Receivcd, l.32G bu rhpped 10 go bu
Market firm. Sales, II, ,oot bu No at &c /. b.
kfE-Rece1ved, 1,750 bu. Market firm. Sol.s,
400 bu No 1T 6oc in store; 400 bu No st 4S< LII
store
BARLEF-ReceiTed. SIS bu. Market quiet and
nominal.
HIGHWINEs--yery little ofrariug and market
entirely nominal. Sales Of l5o brls in is to the
trade at l5c-?ayable In preierrt currency.
bless PORk-25 brls Meas at $2l 90.
BULK AEATS-40,0O0 ns Balk Sides at .:
packed
LAKD-Nominel at 1oA1o4e
HlDES-lrregrlar- Dry Flint, t1l1ec; Green
Sailed 4}8@6c-accord:n ng to the currency.
EGGs-sAlea at 6c q dog In preferred currency,
POCLTRY-Live hickeus. 81 501275 Tur-
keys. 10G G1DKc-prettr rxed cur rency.
PoTAIOE5-i50 bu Nsshannoeks at 22c-pr4-
ferr-d curre1cy.
BEANS-14 brls While Beam Ut 4tk1
LIVE HOG5-Eery little doing On account OF
currency troubles Sales in common currency were
ut S. 251450 rrnas.
BEEF CATFLE-Q Quiet but firm, with sales Of
, 1861-05-18
MARKETS BIZ THE Il 4TEsT NAILS.

ToIEno. Nay 1s -Flour-Ftne- $s 2sAa 60; ru-
pernae ne $t@l q; extra 81 5B05 10; TX and fancy
= 03G5 75 BRckWhest. no sale. Rye foar k3M
s25 10 .ales .Wh5at-bo1ders generally stfne
$l;M Tor ~ white; sales 500 ou p +. loo bu At
81 ~; and coo hu p. t.; 500 bu rrd ut 81 Of. torn
ISLES O. 1;ouo b. 1t ssc. RYe &c., 0ata 2s026c-
BArley-Epring &c; winter 3D.
PHILApnrH1A: May 15-F1our steady At IS 500
s GsH ior tuqsstns. Whea. advanced &c. Sals.s
oot ha red At $1:87@1 10; white 81 45@1. IS.
Corn buoyanti sales 9 GU bu at 63c. Nhieky 17k.
The coa1ss CEops.-Tt gives rs much satiefac-
ton TO record the fact that in almost all parts Of
the State larger bsadsh Of land has been but into
gssia than ever before. Thi. is well, or tho
farmers wil1 6nd sales next fall for ali they can
raiee, TT good prices An Increased nQmbtr Of
reaptng machines VIII make up 10, any Lick of
ha1veat hands. Haytug and the grain harvest are
year.-Racins{ W5t} JouF1G9
RATES FOR 1H. STORAGE or GnAEg At BUFFALO.
The following will sh1w the rate= for the storage
Ct Ct grain By The Testern Elevatlng Company u
fsorsge second : days, 4c . hu additional; stos,
ase zach succeeding 1o days, 4c bo additional.
ton to tae above rates.-D4ta!o Eom.
, 1861-05-18

MILITARY ACCOUNTS,

The Board ct Commissioner anpoiItsd 4. der the
r. Of tas tieneral Assembly, s!tited An set Great
md di,barsem M 1rIstaE andzr TIC ean Tor volun-
tts.dH approved seeon1 d Ny. ~. i n3x srsan.
haEtRg clAir.' a4Alnet tha kovern-ent Claims ard
Aeecnnt* hef re the passAge Of the acr are
that date, And all other elaine aud Aecourts r.
qu red 70 be esensed Within tires *ontas from t1a
Ac rual Of the the Will 47E4Iaeret ~
dnsted "a TIE state ind not thtxe4its1 to lowed
En1et anT kTst4uBe = hatevet.
The 1osrl vii cccnpy ths room in &ha northwest
corner II the ba:ems1t Of stata HOUSE. numbsred
teaE. WILLIAM FHOAA9,
J. WOOD FORTH
CHA3. Il. LANtHiER
kpffnEna4d n. RkYf, IsGl. EoMmtRalrL en-
Ths b.asd ii sdioutn t. fhi-axo. to receive, md
act upon Claims = efnlnK t',;t c, esrJ prae
IRF1S Att1-lW