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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-06

'a'oe weeks, % 2sqnarer, wear. rs 90
Larger srace charged al the ra.e q 60
each - ii sal square s''"' ioi
rates; 'us ~ 'he above
business Cards not TO exceed lines $40 o. ter
foreaeh change an additional charge ii ass.,t.
per square will b. made
large cuts charged double the same liic.nsi,,,
u type. 'Ne -" eNS'VAS
early 'ertisine contracts will be un.ler.tesi
- s'ietiy 70 ne immediate business II tho
'e'tsei ana ali other adycriisemert. .e,t :, IL
tue az cruiser will be Charge. extra
advertisements not accofnpantei u,,b .,.
'iohs wall DO inserted until forbid. ana cb.r.s'ta.
cordngls "iu ch"rSeah c
1u'eiai notices charged fr at therete of IS
.n,s lef me- or oeht words, aud special rotices
- ''n's per 'int,or 81 cents line ierweek
az notices Tor religious and benevolent my,
poses 81 any kind whatsoever, Il ordiuart lrnrth
11AooP' sihgie ~ uoarcea eB's of marriages d, A
ae.i charged 70 cent per insertion.
aaseft'se.i ents & n abroad must be paid for
Agents ~ "iiioNea
contracts for yearly advertising torminnlle a,
."1 ..'iVn % aHEeFtisets they Payiagan advance
NJ, - - per ceht. On the contract price
advertisements Inserted next 10 reading matter
81" per cent advance on the above rates AMI 49,
rates O ~ ieh"iat
Al. ira 4sient advertisements must be raid f., /,
advance. " i"iu ioi N
Aver isemcnts inserted n weekly On ro.sana
bic terms. =" 'S"so"a
RICHARDSON, WEST 4 co.
SANDERS 4 BRO
j. A. DS hORF h 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-06
DR. JULlU. aEi..,s,ssnOut.s
sURGED.T DE.f-YESY,
1. w. HARRIS son,
JOHN ZIMM Els7yaNN,

JOHN ZINMEN MANN.
Sessz<.- -.-1 DlaNO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
Hl turer, one door west of corner
~ 10th and LeClaire streets. Davenport,
owa. All instruments Of my own make warranted
and KEEP. in order. without charge, five years.
n. B.-R@pairing and tuning done Ut ali time,
and in the best III anner. 80
DAvRAPusT, April L., 1859. ispll0-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-06
IRISH REGIMENT OF IOWA,
Como one-Como All.

Your adopted country calls Let US prove TO
Americans that Irish vllor cannot and will not
permit the > ar Spanged Banner 10 t o trodden In
dust by Suut crn traitors.
tommaniants are requested to report to me at
Davenport the name OF the,r Company the mum
Der OF men. &c. for with, the Reg me ut is ex-
pected 10 be must red in within 30 days.
Kendezgous already prepared at Davenport,
Iowa.
VIM T. DIrTOE Commanlant
fayof private soldiers el3 per month, boarding
and clothing included also o bounty Of 500 in
gold when honorably dlsct arged Time Of en-
l'stment three years. or during the war. sp7
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-06
:. rAaEER, 81. Gfo. v. MctnN, NJ. D
i.eai.ts LANCER.

Dth ~lGiAA. StkDE0s q AtGUUCHtUh.
0fsicE--~outh -eas corner 81 Brady and Sec
9ud streets Office hours from to s A. ". and
u , l.. ~ iuuPHI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-06
/. A. i.Ltll. II L.

physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
No Is, corner Main AM 4ri streets, DAv-
export Iowa
Dr. kEip can be consulted !, his oiGce at al
bpurs i! the Day and night, unless professionally
engaged. snftZ5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-06
Law Partnership.


S.Jcs@9rs - Coil, DlH0n Lt.dly.
JrE AVE FORMED A PAkTNER%Hi
~ f. tho IT ctice oi the Law. to winch -
shall desot, personal attention.
March lsG0. COOK 4 BRERY
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| Il0HSEY AID COUNSELLOR Ut Law.
( UEtlcE, up stair, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in McSlaaus shepherds block, opp,,. Z
state Bank. lmch2J-ittf
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lsUKrIS HOUSE

1e0RNER OF IOWA And FIFTH STREETS
W Davenport. Iowa. nchz2d
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CLINTON HOUSE


CORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
Y stree 5, Iowa CIV IS Is J. InCsDELL, FRO
prietor M.
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OG PUMP MAkER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
IL Post oiice, davenport, Iowa.
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piuHER IL VAN HOSEN

4 TTOkNhl9 AND COUASELOK~ AZ Law
a aud Notafies Public. Also, agents tor the
lharteT OAR City Fire Insurance Go, iiar,i4ru
Conn, Capital, s@No,00o Clty Fifc insurance So
AeH Haven, Conn, Capital. 5000 900
ohlce ID LeClalrt Block. Davenport SEPT
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DOW h ssssB w VI,

A TTokNLYSAND COUSSELORS iTLAW
j AMI Not,ries Public
:. p. Bows, United States Commits .loner
OTFiCE-At isuis A. Maehlnt's Exchange OF.
Gee, bsseuport luna mnrs-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09
S. II. vANBUSKIRK

s. Ii. VANBUSKIRK.
. A TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Cedar Falls, Iowa. will attend promptly to all bust
ness entrusted to his care. 50
- - RRfEREHcEs. 3 - ~
f. D. Richardson, Banker, Geneva Wis.
G. NJ. Baker Attorney. &C. Geneva Wis. --ysg
J. Wentworth, District Attorney, Walwortl Co.. Wis
L. D. Hale, Esq, Geneva, Wis.
y. Andres, Esq, Geneva, Wis. ,-s.-s .r.--.-4.
Case = Raymond, Elk Horn, Wis M kf s~s ta#
WiusE& Smith, Elk Horn, Wis. ~. = -s~-s 3
Spooner Harkness Elk Horn Wis
Office opposite the Gazette Office In Oyerman's Block
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Times having cut its sheet down in size
saves $500 week in that way, and econo-
mics in other ways for the business men of
that -shrcwed Mr.. Joncs-has keen
eye to profit. The Herald and Tribune would
like to raise the price of their papers to three
cents, and the World is not in a sufficiently
pccunious condition to make any objections
to joining with them, but Raymond won't
consent to such raise, and SO the thing falls
to the ground. .s,5
The San is dying concern, managed by
two religious enthusiasts, who have been
abandoned to their fate by w. G. Church,
the only capable business man about the con.
Germ. Its circulation has fallen off, and So
has the advertising, while the expenses are
increasing. Mr. Beach, the former owner, is
farming it near New York, and smiles over
the happy release he had from newspaper
cares and present newspaper losses. The
Journal Of Commerce has already reduced its
size, and may do the same happy thing again
Few mourn. The Eeeniny Post is not max.
ing money, but is doing comparatively well
Its business man, Mr.. Isaac Henderson, was
appointed Navy Agent of this port--rron
which Office he supplies whatever deficit tn,
tightness of the times may have occasioned
in his income. The Express is not doing
very well. The Commercial Adcertiser pur
sues the even tenor of its way, which it is tt
be feared is not just now very prosperous
one. The Ners and Day Book never had any
daily circulation worth mentioning, and theil
weekly edition is much depleted by the Loss
Of their rebel friends. .-...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

A correspondent ofthe Buffalo Courier
sends the following anecdote from the camp
at Elmira: @
"a Dutchman who keeps lager beer sa-
loon, day or two since, came to the colo
mel of one of the regiments here, and made a
complaint in the following style: q Y
Garnet said he, 'on last night, you see,
i'll my lager beer store, some gumpany, be
marched into mine store and dey gums in
dramp-.dra;mp- left, left'-und dey goes
up to mine bar, md de principle soldier be
say front and den say, Give me some lager
Und ] draw de lager, more as sixty glasses,
and den de captain man he say, Fall in, fall
in und den ! say Where ish my gelt for de
lagcr-my money ? Urd dc captain man he
don't gil no money, and say, left, left und
den dey did left, und ! got no money. Idon't
like such trigs mitminc store and mine lager.
Dat ish not good business to left, left nit
mine lager and mine money!"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09
Mary o'Conner, the Volunteers Wife.
by MARY A, pENISON.

by MARY A. pENiS0N. .. ...
An shure was tould to come here to your honor
To see II you'd write few words to me Pat;
He's gone for soger is Mister O'Conner,
With stripe on his arm and band to his hat.
An what'll you tell him? Il ought to he aisy
For such as your honor to spake wild the pen,
And say I'm all right and that mavourneen Daisy
(The baby, your honor) is betther agen. .
For whn he went off, it's so sick was the childer,
She nver held up her blue eyes to his face
And when I'd be crying he'd look but the wilder,
And say would wish for the country's disgraces
30 he left her in danger, and me sorely greeting,
o it's often drame Of the great drums a beating,
And bullet gone straight to the heart Of ME boy.
And say will he send me bit of his money,
For the rint, and the doctors bill, due in a week
Well, surely there's tears his eyelashes honey,
All faith I've no right wild such freedom to speak.
You're overmuch trinng--Tll not give you trouble;
III find some one willin' oh what can IL beP
What's that in the newspaper folded up double?
Yer honor-don't hide it-but read it to me.
What Patrick O'Conner 9-no, no it's some other;
Dead dead mo, not him, it's week scarce gone by
Dead dead why the kiss the cheek of his mother
1t hasn't had time yet, your honor to dry.
Don't tell me-it's not him-O God am I crazyp
Shot dead oh! for love of sweet heaven say no;
An what'll do in the world with poor Daisy I?
D how will live, and where will 60?
The room is so dark-rm not SEEM, your honor;
I-think-Il 30 home and sob quick and dry
Came sharp from the bosom Of Mary O'Conner,
But never tear drop weled up to her eye
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09
Expertness of Chinese Thieves.

We make the following extract, showing
the expertness Of Chinese thieves from "Life
Among the Chinese" a recent work by Rev.
K. ). Maclay, u missionary of the Methodist
Episcopal Church:
" A foreign ship captain was once dining
at the table Of a foreign merchant in China.
when the conversation turned upon this sub.
ject, and a number of illustrative anecdotes
were recited by members of the company.-
Among the incidents related was one in which
it happened that the burglar had entered the
room where the occupant was sleeping, with
out disturbing his slumbers. The captain
received this story with stanch incredulity,
and declared with emphasis that he deficd
any rcrson to enter room where he was
sleeping without aNaking him.
Why" said the gentlemen at whose Ia
bic he was dining, there is Chinese thief
in this city who can steal the sheet on which
you are sleeping, without awaking you"
Impossible ~ cried the indignant cap
tain. The merchant, however, was in earn
est about the matter, and it was finally ar
ranged that the Captain should spend few
nights in a designated room of the merchant S
house, just to test the matter.
In accordance with the arrangement, the
thief was informed of the circumstances. and
was assured of safety if caught on the prem
ises during the time specified The captain
occupied the room one or two nights and
nothing transpired to disturb his rcpose.-
The succeeding night, about two hours past
midnight, the thief approached the windows
OF the room in which the captain slept, and
finding all quiet within, cautiously made his
entr9nce II was hot cnmp,ar ,,;rh& o,J
the sleeper in his night clothes lay about the
middle of the bed, having his person only
partially covered with thin connterpanc.-
Softly approaching the bedside the thief re-
moved the countcrpane, and then addressing
himself to the sheet on which the sleeper
was lying, he began in the gentlest manner
to fold it up in narrow piles !angthwise. In
a few minutes the last fold of the sheet came
close up against the form of the sleeper
And now came the most difficult part of the
performance. 1t was comparatively easy to
fold up that part of the sheet not in imme
diate contact with the captains person, but
how to remove the part beneath him without
disturbing his repose. Taking straw in
his hand, the thief passed around to the other
side of the bed, and softly uncovering the
sleeper's side, proceeded gently to tickle him
with the straw. Instantly the sleeper began
to sduirm and shrink, and after few seconds
roll heavily over and away from the persecu-
ting straw, and quite off the coveted sheet,
thus leaving the prize to be gathered up and
carried off in triumph by the thief. Next
morning, when the captain awokc from his
refreshing sleep, to his utter surprise and
amazement, behold the sheet was gone"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09
LOMBARD & NICHOLS,

A TTORNEYS & SOLICITORS, CEDAR FALLS,
IA Black Hawk County, Iowa. They win give particu-
lar attention to the Practice Of Law in Central and North
Iowa. and the Collection and Security Of Stale and
Doubtful Claims. OrrcE Corner Third and Main Ste.
over Scott 4 Taggarts Store. H# &
T s.. LONBARD. SO w. H. NICHOLS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09
+. CHRIsTIANER,

and DENTIST. has To-
v! Gated In Cedar Falls, and Is prepared TO accom-
modate the public in his line of business. .
Wathes, Clocks Jewelry, and Musical instruments re-.
paired. W. 7------
Dentistry performed in all It's branches both Surgical
ana Mechanical Teeth extracted, cleansed and filed.
Platfna plate; also, full sets Gutta Purcha. 81
His long experience In both branches Of his business
will enable him to give entire satisfaction.
Best ef references given II required.
Pianos and Melodeons repaired and tuned.
ONCE on Main Street, next door north to Tondro 4
Keys. r.s. - ..a. 49, - -
Cedar Falls, July 26, 1861. (v2n19 1y)
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09
JOHN III. BROWN.

NOTARYPUBLIC Cedar Falls, Black Hawl
IN County, Iowa. REAL ESTATE, Insurance AND Col
LECTION AGENCY. Real Estate bought and sold Take.
paid for in allthe Northern Counties
Titles investigated. Collections made and proceeds remit
ted promptly, on favorable terms.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Thos Wilson, Hon. d. g. Wilson, Dubuque, Iowa
Messrs Greene, Merritt Co. Bankers, Cedar Rapids
p. Clark, Esq. Pres. Branch State Bank Iowa City
George Fisher, ESQ Scranton, Penn. q
A. II. Miller, Esq. Spencer, N. Y.
DR.. Geo Spraguc Secy Ohio Stock Co. Butler Co.
DR.. 8. A. Bishop. Peter .felendy, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09
AMERICAN HOTEL.

GEO. SECOHD, Proprietor, Main Street
N Cedar Falls, Iowa. The above Hotel has lately been
enlarged and newly furnished throughout and am pre-
pared to attend to the wants Of all who mE favor me
with CALL have In connection with the above House
large and commodious Stable with good osters in attend
ance. The Office Of the Western Stage Company Is at
This Hsuse Stages leave daily for the East South and
West. l:sf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Foolish GiRLs.-Do you want good hus-
bands? Then cease to act like fools. Who
that possesses common sense win be pleased
with a female that takes pride in saying
that she never does house work, and can.
not bear the sight Of a mechanicl So long
as you turn up your noses at house industry
and take particular pains to tell your friends
that you are not obliged to work. and know
nothing about the kitchen, you will be shun-
ned by the best kind Of young men, esteem
| it q privilege to have you pass by them with
out uttcring word. Y06r company may
be conrtcT but BY whoms The well led,
well dressed pauper, and the fsathered iop,
and by them alone. Cease then, girls, 10
make fools Of yourselves; work moss and
gad less; read and study during your lsisnrs
hours, and not labor to improve dpon nature.
| l-ExcAanQe. u. !. ~. -. J.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

AH6 osy ASTTIoA CA0uStuiu blyIc, AIlu HUMOROUS
style, men who wear the seedist coats and
the most dilapidated countcnanccs, to hand
some men with neat moustachcs and the best
cut trowsers s 8
The World, though somewhat exhausted
with swallowing the emaciated remains of
the defunct Courier and Enquirer, has a
well-sustained editorial staff. Mr.. Alexander
Cummings, is substantially at the head, but
Mr.. Manton Marble is the managing editor,
and before his keen eye most Of the matter
OF the paper passes. Mr.. Spalding, the former
editor, whose stiff backed piety, though suit
ed to the former sanity professions Of the
World, has had-pcrhaps preferred--to step
aside from the responsible connection with
the worldiness Of the back-slidden sheet.
MIR. G. b. Conrat, a gentleman Of rare literary
talent, left the battle upon its union with the
Wallstreet sheet. Mr. Richard Grant White,
of Shaksperian critical reputation, continues
to attend to the little literary and artistic
articles the numerous Courier advertise
ments will admit Of appearing. He also
shows himself frequently in the editorial
page. Mr.. Evans does the dry and odd
humor Of the paper, and is the author of "The
Tower House." the story which appears in
the Wsekly World. Mr. George G. Stedman.
of Diamond Wedding" Bartlett duel motor.
ity, is an admirable Washington correspon-
dent Of this paper. Mr.. Chamberlain IS the
graceful political writer, and, together with
Mr. Spalding, manages this department Of
the paper. .asas9r sel o73f xa ~
+ The four dalies- are not making money
now. Indeed, they groan under losses. The
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

TRuE liberty, ike true religion, Is always
opposed or prosecuted, but the. attack =
generally made upon il by tAe nation That i
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09
ORSON RICE,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
IA AND GENERAL LAND AGENT, Butler Center, But
Ter Co. Iowa, will practice in Butler and adjoing Coun
ties Particular attention paid to Collections and remit
tances made any part Of the State Titles examined
Taxes paid and all other business pertaining to Coec
kion and Agency Office. t5% &# rO-1y
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

DOuGLAs-On sandsy Mey l2, Bcber; Douels, Of Castle
DO lsss, Scotland, aged z9 Je1s
DOT RES-n this city Monday May l3 after short and
severe illness, Bsrnard Dour.s aged c5 years.
EyERErTA Bergen Oh Sunday Msy y, Nchess c. Everett
formerly Of fNew-Yor aged Ss yearE
FANNING-ln This city, on Monday May - Richard Boles
SOD Of dney and Phebe Ann fsDn aged 10 month, and 10
dayr
GILBERT In this city, Tae,day, Nay ~ Frederick
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
e. TSyop No jSi Wssrrtcn Strcet BrooEyu on Th1rday
May 10, at p. IN, without further notice.
GRoUTIn tb city, Sunday, May y a, a. m acr 9ns
and psni illness Lila s., vile Of Paul Circuit In nc IN
The iepd and relative. of the family are respecay iuyedto
attend the funeral the residtne No l3 suiolk '.e "
Wednesday, May l5 p m without further invitation
GlBBson Monday May l3 o'coek p M at the house OF
her uncle after short but severe Illness, Mstho L. O'0'
Funeral service. viii take place 70 O'Clock l5tA ins
Friends invited attend ~itboat further notice
HYATT-Tn II this city on Mondy Msy 49, Gertrude "ie OF
HONIGla this city Sunday, May 2 Annie Hons daugh
ter Of Henry aud Bosae Hoag aged 10 mouths
IRyINGst Peoks Tuesday, May 49, Lewis Irving eldest
The fnneTa services viii take place residence his ber
al Poe..kil Thursday lGh inst at II O'clock hls
epds aid the friends Of the family invited to attend with
ont further notice His remains win ne iskcn to the family
buying ground, ut Tafrytown, for inefMent.
this city Sunday May u, Mrs Bridget Larkn,
widow Of Francis Larkin
McKENNA-In this city on Sunday, May l2 James McKeHna,
inthe iJi yeal Of bs age
NEWLANDSIn this city, on S'uosy nsy ~, J ne iy iy
daughter II Oo sD1 Mary Newarc eyed years and ID days.
PREhrISs-In Brooklyn, on Monday slenooA Nay ~ o.
rlpil umptlou Elizabeth w. VIE oi j. ne WAC
The iv and friends OF the family and Of her mother MIS-
f. n Tayor are respectfully invited 70 the frneal nom & hI
late residence of Nonta-ne and Clnton suoti r. Ii
lyn, Thursday afternoon :; oclocN, WITHOUT ~
td0n. Ma
PIERAt Upper BED Hook D1tcess County, on Iuesdy way
H. Ann Maiia wife of BENZ Picg aged - Yeas Aon'
and days.
Funeral ser vices on Thursday. AZ 10 O'Clock M s.,
REEsEn thi, city, Monday, May iJ D. MefedA h'e'''
". d. in The 6lst year Of his age - ,.-,,oi
10 attend the funeral az st. Paups Nshodit hpi'copa
corner street and Fourth avenue hh uAy
wednesday, at o'clock p ,r--.-
GiGT this city Sunday Nay H. Of puerperaieve
fIouces H. Rugyes wife OF W. U. hcsges ssea z" SeS'
month. - days. . =, A..
RT,tFDoN -. In ths c,tv on Monday May II, Margaret
ReardoD IN the sd yelr 0l her age. ., ., -.
TFBRENHOFF - In this city, Saturday, May ~ aims
Caharna Maria daughter OF f. T. T,bbenhoh aged years
months and p days. =, 50 c,,..
WTITEEhEDT-In this city On NoHday May 10, Charles
Benry Nyilbrsndt sged yeas and ~ days
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
DIED.
h Bryce aged IS years.

BRyCE-oa rnesdsy May H. 1881 Sarah Bryce 'sed % years
,r trend, of The family and Of her Ransom Wake and
VIM C. T. Bryce, egIo.'ed to sttend he. lea without
late residence Weelse Long Island, tNla ard Brook
yn.l -
RpOWN = IN Brooslyn, on Tuesday, Nay u, 1901, Mrs
C.tliariie Matilda Many, N.do" oi tue 'a'e '
q IL. -. ~. 4. -
Her isnd. and those family Invited t. attend her
hrial lro the fesiJ.nee Of the Hey. j. H. Hobart
Brown No ~ Ounge street BrooAlyn on Thur the lhth
st III O'clock and rom puee .nui1h DiooAyh hsm'
at ocl1ck .. M. without further notice.
BARNARp-suddeny ON Saturday, May H. Henry NJ Barnard,
formerly Of Lima, Livingston County, n \.
only d.sbler OF John M aud asj Sarah j. Chsbe aged
Y.aIs, ugulLi and DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

pPoWN- On Tuesday, May . by the Rev Dr. Bud.
s1r cb,,,e. r. Blake to Mis-. Julia b. Brown, eldest
daHshtsr Of j. G Brown, al Of Brooklyn
BARNETT-WEIss-o sunday; May II by ths hey E ~.
ssli< g. Barnett esq Of Port Hope Z. W. 70 'i'' H@S
Wei.s eldest laughter Of J. Weiss Of New-foik'
MEAD-DUNcANn Br0OLlyp D. on II Th9aa bisyo ny M 10
Fir, W. daughter OF Fleming Duncan OF the former c'y
sARoENT-sAGE-In BrooIyn on Sunday May ~ ny tas
Rev Mr sarles Charles Sargent to Miss haiie' L. "'o' VI
CasletOn n. Y. 100, ,
WooD-oGDEN-In Brooklyn Tuesday, May u, S6i, oy
,Hs Rev Dr. lord Of Chicago C. Delauo Wood 10 Helen
Maria dan Alter of jonathan Ogden
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

q
srEs We quote few Of the principal transactions:
John Moss IS Ohos +b3 head and go over Oh
the lot average, l,J.3 b -. a. 81, d, H., Il.
Hseisit bishop Co. 60 State .tner' =; &c. average
m We.fheiuer 20 heavy lows OF c.; average, 1906 H.
o. White % noi. at Sic, sud 80 on tLelosi average
IL Ahbrook y ertr, Missouri st tic. l.2'5 H.
Powers Hasngs, ~ uimo fat Illinois at 81 80 Nefase
Par. Tueke- IS prime a. Illinois &c; 2e0 ID.
J. d. Be.nst lj prime fst Illinois at 4tc average lSl D.
Heath NtnsloT Ia rdanss AZ r -; ayeroge - 10.
s. b. Aucur ~ prime state t'sTs - &c average i' TO-
H. G. Beach i8 DO sic average $50 H. lihs aOoNe Two
lots were bou,h hy John Phillips 0 the volunteers qusiteId
here and the c,ttie ale the Oh 0 esi II nTse
Barthoensw Co, 30 safe ssIors At 81 - 9 Oo sverige
NJ j. gi.h 70 heavy Hichizsn :, A!c. average so
Also a. good iAnos ct 30 . leadi average i,."0 ~
Z. r. No,ins shsm, 81 Illinois At 90 PEI head average
WsIeu and Morri, % d. 1t S0o y hssd; l25 ib
Merit ii5 good f5i e bead ay-ts.e li'uJ ID
r. B. Reynolds, heavy Seie st ~ % y V average
:Ta, Thompson 81 pr'm, Illinois at se2 p 100; average
/ 800 n. ,,-,, s,. ,,,,,st
Ow ng 20 tie shi receipts d the small supply IN New OK
Tor tLe s Law, pIlc have cd Lced 15c head Ihe IN
au,ry limited to pdno lots for nc homo trade snd
@ hnds We hear Of the sale OF only one ouoh 81
as 70 phe.I they averaged Oi 10 with Tho wool 0 ad were
reeipt dllng the past week have been heavy At
Smith Browns yards East Albany AID the TRADE 70 M LOGS
wesh, and say go confeds 90 In stock Hogs the trade
1. bfsker and he,d werc sold At 5a4c r. I'VE weight
MncH Cowsln light request and duiI a. ~ @'f 'i eoH
mon s3s q ; 40 ior good aud E so t4s Tor extra