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TAKE NOTICE.

me subscriber respectfully requests all his cus;o.
@no have not yet settled their accounts 70 cOIne
at once and pay up, he is now out Of busI-
ana q determined TO collect ia all that 10 owing
- am m The shortest time possible. lie would also
~ 70 those whose adgment NoIes and other obliea.
'ns saai are nov due and csmiag due, ifnot prompt
" gais vail De erecuted. 49,
w VII he found ali times during the day at Mr.
L spFaanee's store. .ahs name store occupied BY
Aamseii last year. J.lE. ZONES. :
,rs-tie also has lels on hard some Boots. Shoes
LA CAPS aRd Dress Goods. whch viii be sold cheap
=. .aey must Be closed cut, there is 40 general
~-@osssaeni, spll
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A nan in San Francisco named Pulaski
Jacks had his name painted on tin, and hung
upon the door of his shop. One day a sucker
from Ilinoise walked in and wished to"take a
look at them new.fangIed things"
What things?"
"Why, them Pulaski Jacks!
"Thats my name-Pulaski Jacks! Don't
you sect"
alt is! Well, I'llbe darned If / knowed ii
didn't know whether it meant boot. jacks or
jack asses"
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ARREST OF EASTERN SHoREMEN.-FiV,

ARREST OF EASTERN NSHoREMEN.-Five com.
panies Of the Eighth Massac chusetts Regimen.
left Baltimore in a steamer on Tuesday tor
Easton, for the purpose of reclniming a number
of arms said to have been recently sent there
from Baltimore. The officer in command call
ed upon Col. Ogle Tilghman, who refused to
give any information as 10 the disposition made
Of the arms, and is charged, together with a
Mr.. Byrne, with having Used threatening and
dslOyal language, whereupon they were arrest
ed and taken to Fort McHenry. They suc.
ceeded in obtaining only few oil the mus
kets.
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A few years ago German got out to Peru
a few hives Of bees, an insect formerly unknown
there. The first year he obtained plentiful
supply of honey, but year by year it decreased,
until the animal will hardly collect any. And
Why! The climate is SO equitable that flow-
srs can be had all the year round, and the
sagacious animals having discovered this fact,
have evidently lost the instinct of hoa riding
honey for winter that never comes.
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A NEW BOOK.
"The ParsOn Of the islands, .
A BIOGRAPHY OF
REV. JOSHUA THOMAS.
nv uAFTAcp

Bf 4. " ALLAIE,
or the Phladelp phis Conference. embracing sketches
Ct he contemporaries. Revs LawrensOn. White. Wal
lace. and Evans, and Messrs. Parks. Evans, Barbon
aud many others Of the prominent ministers and
members of the ". +. Church. the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland and Virginia during the last fifty yesrs
- ih an account Of remarkable Conversions. Revival
Incidents. and interesting Anecdotes in connection
with the Great Camp Meetings OfTangier and Deals
Islaats. Pung1teague. AnnamesseT. ROcka walking
NsnhoOke and Dorchester; Charaeier and Habits Of
toe islanders. and the Origin and Spread of MeIao
disn amons them.
u contains an Introduction by Rev. James A. Mas.
ssy, Contributions from a number of Ministers. and
= numbers { Illustrations The whole forming a Vo
ums Of 400 pages.
Pree. plain. sIOO; gilt 81 25; extra. $3.50
Eor sale BY r. =. Hastings at his residence. corrc
. Commerce. and Delaware sts., Smyrna, Del.
aIi
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Who Supports the Union 2

There is great deal of prating about " Lin.
coin War;" War on the South,"" Military
Despotlsm," &C., by those who are openly, and
by those who are secretly, enemies TO the
Union. But these gentry never publish or
speak word against the wholesale robbery
and murder by jeff. Davis g. Co. Oh, no /!
they are immaculate creatures, who are only
cOntending for their rights-the exercise of
which rights consist in doing whatever their
corrupt hearts may conceive of. But they
never state whom of the conservative men of
the nation are supporting the Government
against the preseut rebellion, Let us see who
some of these +" big guns "-as Ihey have here.
tofore been termed-are that now assist the
Government:
FRANKLIN PIERCE
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
JOHN J. CRIrTENDEN.
JOSEPH HOLT.
DANIEL s. DICKINSON.
JOHN A. DIN.
WILLIAM BIGLER.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
GEN. LEWIS CASS.
CALEB CUSHING.
GEORGE M. DALLAS.
GEN. BENJAMIN F. BUTLER.
REVERDY JOHNSON.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
What man is such fool as to suppose the
people will believe that all these men would
support the policy of the Government lift was
not rightt The charge that that old hero OF
so many battles,-who has always been for his
country's welfare, and whose honor and integ-
rity is without a spot or blemish-WINFIELp
SCoTT, would wage a war of conquest merely
upon the South."-of which he 10 a natiVe,-
10 OF itself enough TO give the lie 20 the whole
batch Of misrepresentation uttered by open
Traitors or their secret sympathizers.
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FATAL AcCIDENT.--A son of Mrs. A. Taylor
of Wilmington, a fine sprigAtly little fellow of
teven or eight years was SO seriously injured
by falling eff horse which he was riding TO
water. at pie mic near that city on Thursday,
that he died on Saturday morning.
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w. B. COLLINS,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Fb, uadersigaeA who stIIl continues the Merchant
T,.lorinE Business in the TOWN OF SMYRNA, takes
ss nelhOG ofnfSrning the citizens of said town. and
a. surrounding cOaniry that he is prepared furnish
the MATERIAL and make TO order all kinds of 6 AR
MENTS for Gentleman's wear. mh2l -3m
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FOR SALE

One Good Work or Road Horse, sound and kind.
One Good Square Carriage. nearly new.
One Good twO-hOrse Wagon, nearly new,
One Good OxICart and Yoke, nearly new.
I'D having use for the above mentioned, will sell
tAem very low foS cash or approved paper
J. r. WILLIAMSON
p,As0, any qusniiiy Of Taylor e. Sons make Of
harrows and Cultivators. Cultivator and Har.
'O~ beeins BY the Set. Apply 10
J. K WILLIAMSON.
aPil Ga the HILL Smyrna, Del
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He that is too good for good advice is too
good for his neigbbor's company.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Removal.
CAUTION

Wilmington, DEL, June 5, 1861.
Iagain caution all persons from receiving
,py notes or obligations of any sort, signed
,i,her France. BrOadbents g. Co, or myself, or
having my endorsements, as all such, with
G.s exceptions. have been fraudulently obtain.
"a. Notes given for a legal and bona Gde con.
ssGsratiOn signed by me, will be paid, and can
Be identified by calling on me.
iel33t r. FRANCE.
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n. w a r . i,
TT Manufacturer of and Dealer in
~TSS Straw and Lace Goods,

No lO3. los and lO7. North SECOND st.,
PHILADELPHIA.
We are now receiving Spring Stock, which
will comprise large and desirable assortment Of all
kinds Of
STRAW AND LACE GOODS.
Aiss. large assortment Of Ladies and ChilGren's
Hats
Our stock ofFLOWERS and RUCHES will be un.
usually large this Season, and we would invite your
especial auehtion to that department Please call
and Examine them before making your purchases.
IT. WARD,
.lo3. los and IO7 North SECOND street, above
Arch mh23-4t
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Philadelphia Terra-Cotta
WORKS.

''1I@ '4'D -" HhEhUUNho, IUIU IHho INU I ot.
Ornamental Chimney Tops.
Garden Vases and siatuary,
EneaustIc Flooring Tile,
Architectural Ornaments
Hentiialng aad Smoking Flues
Ridge fiie and SanitOry Ware
Steam-pressed Drain Pipe
Water Pipe. warranted TO stand pressure.
Cheap and durable.
The Trade supplied on liberal terms Illustrated
Catalogues sent by mail on application by letter.
RDll I'm s. A. HARRISON, 1910 Chestnut At
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II R 4 G. X.

wiluin aAd New York Brick tor sale by
Feb. sslh. 81. EDWIN WILMER.
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.sagaals.. .as ..s5sssa.s gzt ~
, 1861-08-12

po.n.v Fl MIR AND Observation-Disclosures g.!
Com receipts =1nee " eab1 b
ossn osfs 81 f. ia a4eet IL X oa1 Ehsat
ehanee, We quote common brands western = as =
S5es I @a ss f's # sasssiss s
st I1aia.' II sSathsrn very little doing 9nd prt-
Ca M are ao1ninally t5.75@s tor common n and A9sy;
8 @%T I'D psfess fow west
eTn veiioY at 61@b4c; and western Mixed as 46a1
SOC Il bu, as to quality, Rye, 6o@66e.
PH11&nx1RHtA F1oun MARSEr-an a asr- adSas .nd ne
chsnce 10 notice In the market, which Is dull; Au
bbIs fate inspected Pennsylvania BnpeInne so4a ~ aa
"a 81 b6ls neisWare W mills d. the latter fre:h ground,
| frTm new wheat, on terms kept private Ihe
s1s,ag T. :9e Esz s5S or It III sssst
a. ea1as &c a4s@aS 95ep for % sna 3s@sso bbl
II lie @ ie eceipts Ire moderate fo1 the season. Rye
| Honr ia rot inquired for, and dul at So =
bbI. Corn meal is y light ztock, and toy bbls
bbs E oa1 wheat, SO 6ass
eIs Com, and 3,420 bushels oats.
CLEVELAND GRAIN MARKEr.-Aug. 9-Wheat-
Sa1es car rtd at 69c: car do at SOC; CATE do at
91c; an6 ears white at &c &c C'orn-saies 800
DETRoIr-Aug. 9.-The receipts 1or,2I hours ag~
gregate ,253 b1ls flour and 2 OIL bn wheat Flour
red I'd o@z S Ya 4or ThlEe Fl fhs ' ssndepe5 e
eeems to be downward. Wheat Owing to the i'm
! proyement at New York, out market has advanced
i@2c with an actl7e demand, but with very little
Offering except by teams. The street rates now
sre sc for red and SOC for white. Lots free On
board &c higher. Sales from wagons 1.400 bu at
those rates. Corn-No change Sales ], 400 bu At
SC Oats-ln good demand at 2aQ123c, Barley
Nothing doing. Nominal r1te sQ485c per cwt-
OcFAE FRE1GHrs At NEW YoRK--Aug. g.
The market Is more active. To Lyerpool:-
, lf5.Gc1 bu corn at s54d IN bulE, and BZ@9d II
ships bags 28 600 bn wheat In chips bags at 9Ht
| I94d; 2aC0 br1s hour at 2s Sd; 100 bales hops a
3.16a, ard go pkgs lard at SIS. To London =
35U0 brls ACur at q Sd 80 bales hops at 80. ant
aa,00a bu wheat at exd010d. To aSre:-1s.0a
tn y hest in shippers bags at 15c. 70 Bststoi:-
J 1000 bn wheat at 10d, and vessel 70 the sum
e port with 49, 600 bu wheat at 100, British bari
. | with 1s, COO bu wheat to Londonderry st uAd.
MuwAuB1E GRAIN MARKEr-AuG- 9.-Ftcur
Receipts, 1885 brs. Sales 30 hr1s Stone Mille
G "a fancy city branD extra AZ 81 Is. For ordinar
to choice country extra, about 81 GVeE4 would D
!, the present market prices. Offerings light Whes
Receipts. n 352 bn- Market firm and 3xc bsttel
closing at T6@slc for the two leading grades
& bn No in store at Sic; SEQ bu do Gel at SIC;
x bu extra at SIC del; and I, LEO bu do at SIC.
MONTREAL NARKET-AugnEt 8.-Flour scar
ard IN good demand :; sales 1000 brl5 Of NO.
epper on The spot at 81 30@4~45: sales OF so
x ter: gGc offered and refused for good Cana
Spri1a; g1c refused for Chicsgos 9a@95c aske
Il Ashes dull at IS Is for pots and $5.75 for pear
Freighte dearer; 50 Sd for -four and e. I'd for era
IN to Liverpool; ssG3s Sd to the Clyde; as aud "a
" ! IN nrjfop Nth enpasemfDtH.
, 1861-08-12
mAEKEIS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Aug: 10.--AsAEs- Continue il fair
Ess4;sst; sales 50 01ls at *s Is for pots for
actiVe bat pfieea generally without important
change: Ea1es II, SOD brls at 81 25@4D f0r super
sfaIr. III 45n4 IS for extra state; $4ae1i, 30 for
sT1,er " sierH. S4.d0n4 G5 for c2innon TO medi-
mn p txtra m western @sa5.c5 for chipping brands
eat1a rcnrd hcop 0aio; $5.1o@6.i0 for trade
i,b loSea af In |,1a a. "a smd n
fn1eS 9aa1 ns !. amT for common to choee
,ta ,pa RTe d 1cngSYesS Al kS 503 a. Corn meal
quiet and Waa unchanged: gse9La .5 a.,a. ON
~ n 4s1-1er ae''e ano n1us a4e' A'''
" GnaM0W "a sf beat continues limited: and with
geoa pd e5puas 9ea 1lasc saiess - an Ins ihicsso
eass ~ acs1 H. is DO bus noTthwezternc ab
SPITE ~ ~ q IA ~ st;Iantaa ~1nf at Il n
M ~ na 1Ss a. ~ s9na Is mi hms
4Gt:tos So.u.u & pas 3 ~ a. ostg1 n. 4 pSn hns
, 1861-08-12

ss.69 T.aSs4sss e. e s1
s<p. dIss;.sss. t3ss; E e sssa nj shingles
e., sa4 gSod; Gilmore, Bualo, 1o5 tons coal
se1r schr fHb EiBe. Ruaer, Mnskegon. g p lumber.
Schr John Thfus by, CDlBy, Buitaso- .1,od
scew Taurei, Me7ay, Ptsr Core, 81 Gas WOOL
sooW Plsnet, Allen, bay C1ty, 7os N Lumber. :.
: ~-.-- :e' 81 CLEARED. las .
!, Pop Aneghany, Boynton- ssrnis' 1S'ooo ou7ae1s
o,, Tnion: TniI Cooper, asrn,a, 1es bis broom eo.n,
- 13800 bu corn, 10e sks eofn, "a ofls potk'
ro, IsdT es FaRfiin, Hickey, St Joseph 70 bfas
IAop lima 1e tons uadee, sundfiss.
p,on F1ea state. Rounds, Buffalo, 1o.0oo bu corn,
A0f roo hn wheat, 1000 hr!s foul:
BsI Bsie Mohsesn, warner, Buda1o, 1000 bn what
sehr Enterprise, Gilmofe, oswego, 1880 BUSH
schr peRos os'iD 'iDswof, JoIce, oswego, 1s,ooo bnsf
scnr Hn1mon, MaTao; Burke. BuaAo, 1900 bu CON-
Schf GriswoId, Tai, Port colborne, 1896 bQsf
sehr Iorriscy, 4i Spencer, Point Betsey, II bFl
ssnr Hsrt, Bigelow, Buffalo, q 900 bu corn.
| 'Schr Cape HON, Lee, Buffalo, Il. 800 bu corn-
! Schr Orion, Eyers, st. Joseph.
| Scr Weedep, Hand, Oswego, 800 ba e m.
Scm MaEgay. Gifauy, OsWego. Il, $50 bn wheat.
scbr Grape Shot, Chandler, Buffalo, 1850 basl
i Schr Crusater, Coats, Kalamazoo.
Schr Shank, VandeSbeck. st. Joseph.
| Schr Emen, Nicholson, OsHego, II, 0D0 bu COIL.
| ScuW Laurelt McVay. Pier Core.
, 1861-08-12

There WAS better supply Of vessels to-day, and
business was more active. The supply Of -four
WA fai,. and under a.moderate inquiry for Boston
and New York the market Was tirm-with GALES Of
shout brls, at IS. 90 for choice White Winter
extras: s4.Q5 for Red Winter extras; and S. 500
40 for fair to chuiee Spring extras.
herccstpts Of wheat were more liberal and the
a1bet for Spring was shade easier Winter
/ Wheat Was firmer fer No Red, and dull for No
| Red. About 50 600 hushels Of all grades changed
j hands, at ssms94c for No Fed; 7se for Noa Red;
! 76c for n. ". Club; 74x@T5c for No SPRING. II
77sc for No Spring; and 61@62c for Rejected
Sp1ine--the market closing quiet and ratht1 weak
| cr tkan Oh Change.
The Corn market WAS Eore active, aza for round
lots an advance Of 1s@Ac was pald-#1'n saies o.
abcut ESQ COO bushels, at se Tor Kfse1 mixed ahoat
aGkc fer Canal Mixed afoat; 254c tor Re1eetet
Canal sAoat; 2oc fer Yellow and White IN STORE
axm254c for Mixed in store, and 1s@1sHc 10
| Rejected.
| Oats v ere In better demand by shippers, anu III
market advanced Kc per bushel, with sales
about 80 Geo bushels at TIC for no. III sfore' IN
1skc for the sauae adoet- Eye advanced a9ae pe
| nn-he,. with sa.es at 3a@35c for No. ID stort
| Bailey was neglected. Ehsh"1nes were s'iu
1axe Tn track. Several Lots Of good broom cor
xtre so1d at sse@55 per ton. A lot Of 100 BIB
. Good Hinter-pschcd city mess pork Tas cold
! s14s5. Hides s1e in better de0aao9, ana We 4no
the market K@Hc higher. .
! Mfeers Cracip g. Co. commenced packing na'
b1 el today, and there was better inquiry +
Medium beeyes at s25o@e.9o. Good beef catt
. ! vere also in 1euuest By Government contractor
1T s3a5. uccs we're generally held ct $500, b
hu3e1s wire cautious.
| .rfDGfa bfcfCtAY evening Dfoug
, 1861-08-12

Heaven to do jus:'ce to t.: irsj.ray Of tho
Lieut., willard, .{(oe Go. l., Chicago Arts.
1ery> AID Mr.. Lazaed, ceing loudly called for, I
made2 tcnls wc1lti1ned and appropriate re-
marks, which were enthusiastically received.
On motion, the following resolu.iaus: were |
unanimously adopted:
r The czena q
tution, aud e preserve them un!mpaired ana
naen xe 'et 1ease so5 id oaF before
nr, "our lives, our fortunes andl our. saefea
defeat no dissstsE no ,, o,Tsgn H1 cnnn
tss'e feg hall wave In peace over every part OIL
Received. That we hail with satisfaction ths
recent vigorous measures Of Congress for the pros
'es esd @ep, ~ and thst We cordially recommend that
lhis State should promptly assume the coltec{loh
| Of taxes apport1oned to It.
Reso1red, That those who are in c7iei= like this
when the very existence Of the nation Il n peril
&c Rddase &c a 5 aa
a,ssts nc eest aa ssss iii arsa 7nsax 81 es ~ 's
disho: Of, It could never Be- permanent il based np
On any recognition Of the seceded States i beng
manifest that two distinct "a n 1i,, ~,
tAry desputism' and large standing armies st tae
South, would compel large military general ssLao
]isbnentt at the North aud rom ,ale ane
which could end only IN the overthrow Of one S1dS
or the other.
The following were the resolutions Of the
Committee of five appointed By the chan:
4 Bkso,rkd That while We nee no cause fos aMis M
. cnnrapemeut IN the recent great dieasteL 70 oul
e1my4 We believe that tt imperatiyely calla up3.
foE gFsa4seg u thg
a amntitude al our fellow -citizens who ha1aTt
, the3r tirea IL this conflict. and Ia view Or th
fchtv interests at stake, all mere party constderc
tio6s should be discarded, and pe5sonss saoaa
? onIu. The country demands With one voice tha
| Hs Seat and trueet meu ahal1 be summoned to It
+ aid--that politicians should become patriots M
ali party issues be merged In zea Tor the satety
! our common country.
i nssolred. That as citizens Of Illinois we feel
[ deep interest In the proper organization an
Equipment Of our State Volunteers, and where's
r mapT ard serious complaints have been made {
their deficient equipment as eompaIsa t WIN tso tno9
ties for more thorough and efficient action II IN
respect, and recommend also that they enould pr
vide for the immediate support o. AL co:npaAl'
q | Of volunteers as coon as accepted for service.
h Reso1ped, Tint At the war In which ne are no
Ii engaged, involves ..yery interest we hold mo
If desr ard sacred, both for our country and on
selves 1t Is incumbent every citizen at this 8
~ emn crisis Of cur natton's fate. to 90 az IN
IL power for the vigorous suppurt ol the GosefHMe.
We recormsnd theleiafe aaat ttaa a,sg ~
le the State, whose duty it shall be to aid the Sta
m and National authorities in the speedy ofganEi
- tipn AID equipment Of troops. and in all OH
20 suitable matters perta11Dg 10 thls contest: ~
=. course, spirit Of patriotic a1do1 throughout
- ] commonwealth,
, 1861-08-12

ARRIVED. .Ang. 9, 1881.
4 L:Geh, Lasaue. 1856 tons coal
Antelope, Lsealte 500 bu com, 30 hrIs -four, Il
bris htghWires.
York stsie, LasRlIe. 4,s77 bn corn, SIS hu wheat.
Azgpia, Lasa1le, 4,D6S hu corn, 1859 bu oats.
Queen City, Lasalle, 5,200 bn corn.
Mariner, Morris, S; 200 bn corn.
Glide, Sereca, 5000 bu corn.
Mazepps. Norris, SO bu cora
Adelfa, Joliet 8 600 bu corn, ! 500 hu oatE.
Josephine. Kankakee, 2 500 bu corn
humboldt, Joliet, 500 bu corn.
j B Preston, Aux aanble, 5000 bu cofn.
Lempnt, Lcckpozt, :, 600 bl corn.
Leonard, LocEport, $500 bu COM
Troubadour, Lockport, $500 bu ests.
CLEARED. '.
Gen Scott, Lasal1e, 10 b1ls salt.
Alice, Lasalle, 40 N lumber.
Burphxm, Iasaue, light .-.. -
Cesar States PF1zon SO 1 deo
Lemonr, Lockport, 6,G50 m02e.
Mer1i.1n, Morris, light.
| Alexander, Lockpoft, light
AeuiIa. South light
, 1861-08-12
MONETARY.
SATURDAY EsxRcsa, Aug, 10, 1ee1.

6kTTUDAT EszhAar aug ~ A-a.
Business, ior Ebiesgo, Is ,eompasaayely 'dult
but 1t is r1ain that trade Is gsednaly aud surrey
revirine. THIS entire genefat1on mas ne'et INV
any practical experience In war, TOR me u.ue
brnah >, we had with Hi txico aksrcey affected the
ordinary 1ns,ness Of the country When, there
to,e .,be rehe,s dared to attack Fort Sumter, anu
tha. 1ora1 states became Convinced that We must
have a ron, sapeutpary war, perhaps long and ex-
hantt1n9 IN maintain tha Constitution and the
1aa ooafnat the Confederate traitors Of the sonsa
tbe tra ard capital Of the country stood appai e.
.n5 - tn al, such cases, several months were re-
!, or;red tn recover from the shock- he bio" ieu
with etunufug effect upon the West. Tor me oana
5s,o. az T11tnois and Niscons1n were Largely oaseo
~, son+ter, sssta stocks; and, as the result ms
shn1r,, fron, liz to eight millions Of dollars ot
western capftal has been swept sway by th1s &C.
ceet1pn movement.
pt IN sntte Of alI the misfortunes and the 1osaes
! Of our people their patriotic devotion 70 toe
| Government as our fathers made It has never
| s,reYvea for moment. They are Determined TO
,rata1n It ut Ill hazards. It begfa5 to be iouna
that the 5vnt, though terrible calamity. canaot
rrfn e11 branches Of husfness. 4he " sss mass
SIMPLY our increased armies with provisions. anu
trade begins to be more active ouf cntteae5' nv
| h.1anca of which will soon be consigned to the
flames, has been replaeea py LIE 4ssae" ~ epe-Ae
waving hanks Of the EASTERN and netghhorlne
s,stes md yrhat is even vastly better, 1argt
.1,onrt If min has found 1ts way into the hand;
oF tho Western people. Hence, prospects ar
hotter and several leading branches Of tratilc 81
eenstb1v ,nnproyipg. Confidence IN the power AMI
The rescurces OF the Government to put dow
the rebellion has been greatly strengthened D.
the action Of Congress, and on every account Oh
| hre,rosu .,,ar are engaging in their usual aToet
, 1861-08-12
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

SATURDAY Ey1NNe. august 10, 1851
FREIGATs-Dte;insd -, TIE engagements @
wheat, @ at ss{c. TO Bafialo schra. Jehn Thagahy,
Wm. Case, ken0sha, Amelia, Cape Horn, 4. +. /
Hart-al1 with corn, st g baEss Great West and
FLoER Eeesizs5 5oes s5ls a,I Mare. aEm
on private terms 100 brls ts + c. do at S. 90
deire1ea g br2s EsyPs3an, II Dc a. s5o Ssl{ Ss
delivered g kGs Js9ezy1s Atantds, sR5ing
a9oP en5pn 1annd i Soop at e
Cedar River at sass delivered; 100 brs *.olit
Go devspd; se ieo 6fis 81 @ pIisate
fs,ma: M iso bis Janesvi1ls s'ccntef At 5! 90 DE-
en III aap$T as = IS i
ss5k At t. g 1s s5 b1s b1
louie at s. 90 delivered; 50 br-s Peerless
thtiee spring extra A. 20 delivered; 50 brls
s1fRS e444a af '0 05ls s00a
WAEATeestssd.5 5$Sss u ;ss,pgsd s T. = 80 H By
Rs s1e e atefs & s ~ Sa Gs @
tlub in store at 56e; 60 0oo hn No, IL ! Spring II
store At 7sc 14oo bn do Ct sthe: soo9 bu do d. At
ia do at 7ac; eco bu new crop do ut &c; i,2uo bu
t tORN-Rece:ved4 13l ,gs1 bu; shipped III II 6Sa
hu. Market active and drmer. Sales: 70; ego o1
RiEer Mixed, at &c ado0t; 80 coo bu Canal Mixed,
at 26kc afoat; 17,0o0 lu do at 27c f. o. b. 5000 bn
| good Rejected Canal at 15l{c ahoat; 4,500 bn fel-
low in etore 1T 2Gc; 400 bu do in sks at zIc On
] t. ck 2OC0 bu White in etore at &c; 81, 900 bu
Mixed IN etore at &c; IL 600 pn DO at IS wy
3 hu do at e5kc; 2000 bu do at 2t7<c-gold; 1000
bu May receipts Mixed in store Ct Il hc; Z o9 bu
Msy aud June receipts do at Soc; LOCO bn June
RECEIPTS do at 94e, l5,GfW hu ht3ected IN stofe al
19c; 1,CG0 bu do at 1924c: ,.., q, mn =,
OATS-Receiyed. Is. 103 b1; shipped, 1oo on
Market advaaced Ae, Sales, y 5oo bu No. l. 81
d HYE~Recsiycd, 1875 bu, Market advanced I'd
o SC. Sales1 1890 bu No. in store at s3e7 l,50 81
u co st 5tG!t u cos.a g. 1,nhn 7Fo,arat dn1, an
, 1861-08-12
MARINE LIST.
20 RT OF CHICAGO

ARRIVED. August 10.
Stm1 Minnesota, CLARK, Sarria, 800 eds wood rom
Grand Traverse.
Prop Barber, Brown. Grand Hare1. 1to N lumber.
Prop 0utpragun. Wilkins, Godsrich, I41 pkSs hsh.
Prop Free Stste, Rounds, Bufalo. sundries.
Prop Lady Franklin, hickey, St. Joaeph, 1,zo9
ties, Is btls hou=, Eundeies-
Bark CITY OF Buffalo, Brown, Buffalo.
Bark City Of Chicsso, Lynn, Buftf1c.
Ea1k Great Weat, McArttur. BnHa1o, !, 453 trls
salt.
Bark Colorado, Braut, Buffalo.
Bark Naomi, Wood. Bufx1o. I 90 br!s s2lt.
Ba1k Vim 6turgts, Faith, Buffalo, t5o toas eoa1' J
eds wcpa.
Schr Weeden. Hsud, Ssgi1aw, $50 N I1mDsr;
Schr Orion. Esefs, st. PAnl's Pief. 1,oi6 raAeoao
tfes, u tds mood.