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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24

Some amateur farmers arc very apt
to imagine that farming is very SIM
ple business, that requires no renee
tion. and not the same assiduOus at
tention as other business. They take
! romantic view Of the subject, drawn
from some picture of Alcadian life,
and embracing very little OF the prac-
tical life of farmer.
Farming is a business that requires
pains-taking and prompt attention.
Negligence or want of industry will
be attended with certain failure
Half doing the Thing will certainly
bc attended with loss of both time
and money. People must not sit In
their houses and expect their trees to
grow apples Of gold.
A man should carefully consider
the effect of thoroughly breaking his
ground. The manner of treating it,
in the wav Of a dressing, and the
crops best alIsis.Rcd TO the nature of
the soil, its being new or old. After
this he should pursue his system; he
should work at it as steadily and sys-
LCHldlICtllIN sto at 1h9 OIiISA "H''i'io'.. ,
and then he will have sure and ample
returns. In fact, he will acquire an
independence. lie will have farm
which is always a certain resource
There is 10 location in the world. nor
any soil which pays better 70: farm
ing than this. n farmer is nearly al
wavs certain Of a good return and at
fair prices; but to expect crops with
out farming, will certainly never pro
duco them, as it is quito impractical
bic in this country as any other.
Careful farming has also All impor-
tant result in raising tho value OF
land. Where it is we'll broken mp
and farmcd agricuIturally, it always
improvet in value. Ground in a good
condition will always meet with an
Immediate sale at high price, because
it pays; whereas a poor farm is diff
cult to sell. We think that any per
son, upon reflection, will perceive the
great advantage of improving his
and we'll.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
4 NEW ARTICLE.
Dr. ROback's Stomach Bittsra.

new ami delightful Somachic and Cordial fer FIv-
ing the stomach ami for the Of
oas complaints incident The Western country. Try
It.
As morning drink assist aigost>n and rsIisvS
nyspc psia, il has no equal. Try ~
In 4VuT IL is superior To all other lstterp Try
The formula Of these Bittcrs. Gs6l) The solo
AMI most ointment Medical Practitioners Of the
West, ami is directly prodcatud upon tho wants Of the
Western people.
These Bttrrs derive their stimulus from tha r. wsr.
fu tonic of the roots and herbs oi Whitk A,ey
com foSrd. aud they arc. by aayinp uuuaturGl
carvings or the stomach, directly prUnlotiVs OF
TEMPERANCE,
the present proprietor believes in making them
wi tcy known thr llbliC welfare is subgrrved.
II W ~ DC lnr sale by all Of nr Ruhark'E nnmer,
Agents. and Hotels. &c.. tho ever. In
the orders viii be filled direct from Cinen-
natl any quantity and a the lnwest rates Il H. pat
up quart hotties. and securely packed ,ieg
Sos. Hail coz. sample cases WILL however, he pAcked
aud sent to any alircss >li desired.
Retail price 81 per bottle, or for SA
Principal 0iCcand Sales R0op's Ns. Fast faurthSt.
81 Building from Abtig stree Cibenxti o. Laboratory
In ll1mnund street.
For sale in Delaware County by VI. l.. SrAKR RRo
H. pICKINSoN. X SoN, Delaware i. SMITH & SoN Sun-
bury J. VI. FRoST, Berkshire; nEruRICE X TionGnEN
t'aicHs; WIIIMS ANDREWS & Co, Stratord: :. Srrr
SON. Elcn }. FSIgR, olive Green :. CURREx Ashley.
J. +. WINTgRNUTE, Norton; u. WuuANs, Delhi J. il
WAREEN n Soy, MhlvElc :. GRURn Bcllcpont: Hon
roN &SEARIS, Lewis Centre RcuNsoN CARA, tlstrAn
lcr HEnpEN 4 TYLER, Harlem; LnANovER. Center,
hrous shout the United states. raprilis'6islv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
Morn ahout sorghum.

L. A. PEAsE, a Sorghum Syrup man
ufacturer of Wyandott county, i'll send
ing to the Ohio Farmer a specimen
of his Syrup, which tho Editors pro-
nounce ''the best they have ever tast-
ed" says:
AS there is much inquiry, and all
the information that can be had is G.
licited, we give our experience in the
manufacturing line. Tho seed was
first introduced into this section five
years ago. The first two years it a
mounted to but little Tho third year
we made about 10 gallons; tho fourth
year, 1920 gallons; this year VIC made
1900 gallons. We have manufactur-
cd this year, 103 jobs, 2T2 loads, the
loads averaging 8 1884 gallons
We worked 40 days, averaging 65
gallons per day. Last year we pur-
chased an engine of about B. horse
power, supposing that would be sul-
ficient power, but VIC were mistaken.
This year We purchased a larger pOr-
table one of Burkhart & Co, Bucyrus,
O., which has proved sufficient for Its
work. We have made about 5000
gallons, and It's due to Smith, Barnes
& Co., founders and machinists, Tiff
fin, o., to say that We have ground
all the cane on one of their one-hOrsc
mills, and that without a dollars
worth of repairing. We have boiled
it all in one of Cooks No. . Evapo-
rators, after having clarified it in
common pan.
Much inquiry is made in regard to
the sale of so much syrup. We will
say, for the benefit Of those intcrcs-
ted, that we find a very ready sale
for ours at go cts. per gallon by the
barrel, or 62a cts. at retail, principal
ly at home. As long as VIC can re-
alize such prices, we need not foar
that the business will prove unprofit-
able. The only thing We have TO fear
is, that the seed will dcterioratc by
win other seeds, choco-
late, broom-corn, &c. We had sew
cral jobs this year which were badly
mixed, so they were worth but very
little.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24

GRAFTs-WHEN TO Ctr AND How TO Pre-
sERvE.-Grafis can now DO cut at any time when
the thermometer is above thirty degrees. When
cut, place them in dry cellar, and cover them
with sand. Some wrap them in cloth be-
fore covering, the cloth serving to keep the
sand from adhcring to the gratis, and thus pre-
vent the necessity of washing them when re-
quired for use. At this season of the year,
gratis can be sent long distance by mail, with
out other covering than little paper. Ifdry
when received, burysng them in sand in the
selIar will soon restore them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
UHEAP EUR CASE
New Watches.

7 am now receiving for the Spring Trade new
\ lot ol Watches AMI Wduld itNtc Iion
stock y those wanting In buy, and hesitate say
that ny prices Viii be- found any other
establishment in the stittUI demonstrate, this Iy sub
Joining few "i lhc bow prices at which sell Watches:
good silver lcpmc (waraHtcd) for 81 90.
good Silver l.rlinc, hunter ur $40.
Silver Detached Lovers, hunter cis-S at SI3 to SIS.
a find Cold laticS' Wticl (warrantctl) tor $50.
zine Cola Ladies Watch, gold dial, very pretty Ss5
liue Gold Dctlchcd Lever. tHll icwcled tor $50
Gold Hunter Case Detached lever. full lcSeled SO
a fuE aSs'rtnent ot te American Watches in gold
silver cases, III low rrireS.
sn"l assortment ol line detached levers with silver
caps. excellent time kccpers.
Srloo teachers supplied with watches favorable
terms Second hand WIrIe
My tIurI:t ol watch Jewel
ry line viii be tund i ami complete. wants OF
the marker shall seem ~ require. Please ca at No
Williams Block G. PLATT
April Is 1889
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
DR.. McLean's Universal Pills.

Tor Liver Complaint, BiIIi0ns IItetIache, &c.
There has never been CATH tI;TIC medicine Offered
to the public that has given sIrh c'Iirr satisfaction
NCiEAS'E UNIVERSAL PILLS.
lA'Ing entirely vegetable, they are perfectly innocent
br taken hy the tender infant vet prompt
and powerful i'll rcmnvmg al: Bilious srcrctions. AZ i'll
Impure from tn" stomach. In fact. they the
ly Pills tlIat should be t$ed in maarOuS districts.
They produce Ga ipiug, Sickness pain in tn" Stnm-
ach wels thOHg very artive and searching in their
opcratinn promoting hraltly scCCCti'nS Hf the Liver
and Kidneys Who will >T'r from l;iliiOfSncSs Head
ache aud Fou Stomach, when cheap remedy be-
nbt aines Keep them constantly On han single duS
taken in season may prevent hours days. and mnnth
a sickness. Ask iar r. J. II. MCcInS Universal Pill.
Take "fhrr. Being catrd, they taStclrSs. Prize
only - cents per box, and can br sent by mail - an!
part of the United States.
J H. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor,
Cor Ter OF Third AMI RI Sts., st. LOUIS, Mo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
Fresh Arrival Of
WE Prices For
PLCW SEARES +!

T CEG'S Patent No 4 Plain ow Shares viii
IL sold at tlie F"Hndry tor 81 = cents, until arr th .
c"Se "l to war. ). c. EVANS
Delaware, May 10Th, 1sG1-ff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24

NJ. l.. sTARR K BRn.. Agents for Delaware.
July -, 1S61-I;y inS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
Germs of Court
DISTRICT COURT.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


Knox County, February llth, May 18th, Oc-
t0bcr 2Slh
Licking County, March 4tb, August 26th, No
vember 25lh.
Delaware County, February llth, April 8ih,
September 23l.
C'@hoeton County, March -fth, August lth.
November 24th.
Wayne County, March ID September 8th.
November 24th.
Holmes County. February lth, May 9th, Na-
vember lth.
Ashland County, February llth, April 22d,
October llth
Morrow County, February 25th, May 9th, Oc-
tOIcr I4ih.
Richland County, Marcl. l7lh, September | lst,
November l1lh
WM. GIVEN.
WM. SAMPLE.
GEO. W. GEDDE;
] herrhy certify the above n copy Of the or,,crc
Ill" III nay Iirc, fixing thu. holding C'ourtS IN
the 9Th Judicial District Of Ohio for tho ycni 1852
Il. +. InUFIDt'RGUW. Clerk
Court Common Pleas Delaware Go. o.
Dcc. G. Is lit
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24

TIST received, good stock of Choppfng Axes Of tbs
y best briInS-wtrrantetI. Also i;road Axes; Boy
ANrS4 EHrnrItcr's AGzcs &c &r.
Dec q, 81. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg
to Baltimore and Washington
Baggage Checked Through-AH
Transfers Free.
srRE ALUAIyAS row is AMI or1fEr ror7E.
UBY TIC KETs VIA PITTSBURG.
Tickets for Sale at all Main
OHiCc-s
FR u GILT s

FIR T. / q II II =
by this ReHtc Freight of all dcs rip ions be forward
II t" amt from Plultdclpha, New York r,rstt II iii
mo- q, to and from any point the RanrOaGS Ohfa
Nentnky In lima Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa Missouri,
Jy RturOdddtrerf.
Til: rlnsy lvonia Railroad also connects attSburgh
with steamers by whirh t:oOds rtcd to any
port on the Ohio Musk in=TH KCuucy Tennessee, C,nE.
hTT1nd Illinois. Mississippi. .WisCOns Missouri, Kansas
Arkli s;ts and Red Rivers and at Cleveland snmdusky
md C"cago With ports Tire North West
arn Lakes.
Merchantsand shippers cntrustirg the transportation
"i their Freight toths Company ,canrely witcondcnct
III its speedy transit.
TIL. RATES GG FREIGHT to any point in the West by
the cmsy vitsiI Slifzad ,LtftSs=e CtBUrSLas
rhrrqe,f by otacr Il. r. Companies.
B95- B. particular lr pac kascss. VIAPENNA. r. r.
f.. j. SNEEI ER. Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & ku4bNS, 50, Nurth Street Baltimore.
LEEClI CO., No -AStor iIuiSr. =. Wm. It. Y
LEEtll co. No ~ state street, Boston.
II. H. hot USrGN. G$nT Fr iyht 4g't. Philadelphia.
l.. l.. HDul'r. Gezi 7 FIcLef .ig't. Pail ulrl plia
ENocn LEWIS, Geh ISHPt, AhO,na ia.
= 'OI-Tiy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
Tobacco.
SawsI GawsI

TUST received a good stock OF Saws, such as C. S
u VI Hey Mill SAWS, Sash Mill SAWS, CruSs Cut Wood
saws for puwcr Circular saws orpuWcr trss Cuts
land annCl and Ripping Saws. Cross Cut Framing saws
tack Saws, Wood Saws, Fcoc. Webb and Key hole
saws. For sale at the Upper Hardware Strrchy
nce >, 'ao-aIf .. &. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
Pork, Lard, Bacon.

TTTE WERE VERY FORTUNATE ia buying Splendid
w Lot OF Corn He'd Hogs, during the last packing
season the greater part of hem being of the China and
Suffolk breed. So that have plenty Of thick, heya
Pork by the lb. bb. Also large lot OF Beautiful
White Lard Also a few sugar cured Hams nnd shoul-
dPTs. = NJ llIIFlI y SON.
July IL, 1861
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
The New Drug Store.
H HnR

The New Drug Store.
H. COR e IL,
rsueoessOrtO CORNELL d PUMPHREY.)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medi-
zines, Chemicals, Dye-Stuffs, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Turpcntine. White and Red
Lead, Perfumery, Fine Soaps, / ne
Hair, Tooth and Paint BruSha,
Shoulder Braces, Trussesa a1d Sup
porters, Surgical Instruments,
Walls and Bottles, Appothe-
cary's Shop Furniture. all
the Patent or Proprietary
Medicines Of the Day,
and Pure Wines
and Brndics
for Medicinal
Purposes,
(TAs inst purchased the entire stock. and vi
III constantly keep hand well selected aS~''lt.cn
such articIrs usually Kept IA Dug SluT
vrIrh ~ in be sold lac Invest cash price
my thanks to my numerous triel.'s Ter tclr
p-rAl p4truA1-e .rrffnre received. AMI feel Cnnhtt
n Iite Increasing tins house has Already irn-
All Sh1 liza sltIr share l1rr ld liberal 'Etr"gfr-
R- I'll altar attention Viii he paid Io l4iiug III!
iAn's Pres, -ItioIs o. al Kinds
IfnVitr all hBSe wishing anything iH my iinc toca
tth~ ,,iI Stsl f.. -I0Ir below rsmPiai ltEft-
March y, go 81. IL I"''NfiI-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24

on Boxes Layer Ra;sins 35 half & quarter boxes do
~ 20 boxes Valencia ltaisins; 100 bu Dried Applcs.
Peeled and unpcclcd Pcaches, Cranbcrrics, &c.
In store and for sale by
-Cb.RFclS Il +. HILLS &SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
RCVolYcrs.
NaiIs.
Axes

TtSr received, b.s brand Wheeling Nails, which will
y he suld low for CASH
Dec. 6, g.. C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
XETindou1 Glass

lust received good stock of the Best City
ID Brands. and tor sale low by
l'rc >, 50 g. c. C.CIAMBERLAlN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
Proclamation.

EEEN and BOYS or TINS AND AnIlIx5xG COUNTIES
Az Although thousands upon thousands patri liic
have left their homes dcfC Of their country
there are still great many lett, Ia whom will be
;ud learn that though the culd frosty aN
Of AItuma ami Winter coming upon them. they
be Supplied with thr nccrSS Try personalities in the
shan of IsENDr MNpE CL"TmNG, FURNISHING Go, nS.
SuAwLs, IATS ISTS. at prices Th reputation
Hing t;ouiS this line locr Etu ether hu'
in town. in tcrUunty. burnC hy the I'M crS gucd for
number or years VIII be- still fully intaiucG
tn The great commercial disaster the
cities having enabled Them to buy their CoujS he
low tho original them and the advantage Of
which they giving their customers Iy ulcriug
them goods at fabulous low prices.
Now. therefore all yr AMI hoys he We h or lit
tie rich poor the GREAT CLuTNG t1TcEIJ
n Reynolds X rank, anl lcT your wants bc he lit
tie, they will he hap. L" wait on y"u, scl You all YOU
want. and send ynu your way home reju.cn
No charge FOR showing goo
REYNOLDS x FRANK.
Delaware. Oct. -. 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
LADTPS.
FOR SAFE.

Daniel ". Jacoby. Pt'n Before r. B. smith, J. P OF
Delaware Township Della
II. Z. Pitcher, Def County. Ohio.
ON the 1GIh day Of NV mbcr A. H. 1851 said J. tict.
" isSue an 0rtrr % attachment in the above :lcuIr
for the sum Of Forty -nine - 100 IIuars.
Dec. {. 1861 -3I j.. ". JACOBY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
JWST RECEIVED

pAsITS, Prunes, Figs, Dates Currants. Citron.
Az stewart : y y Hn'' Ivorru IlfdIcs Havana and
lrincps cigars, line cut Chewing and smoking ToJacSO
D! dlc p"uhd devil W. :. LITTLE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
n NEw AND OLD !!

THE undersigned having sold and bCEght sti
- hoil tWO 0l tur bCsI mac iurS for fIctarlig u.
l1l for building purposes in the knuWn World. Ihcrs
Wordsworth : fltHcng Machine, which has thr
%ork IN hcclahiCtllik MANNER the as eight
inns county AID still do the with perfect
iid prizes reduced. The second is D. Ecrlp aicut
sash AIrihe- which makes SiSh. Blinds and by
feeding it with clear and dry lumbcr-s:r make
all "l our building materials: brcn the bust
ness long enough to knew that other KIND Will
SW"r We would say Tor TIA" benefit Of the people OF
CcntralOhIo that would be very sorry vInd
ccIved by others tarS and lies and would bcvcry r,h
pleased to have them and with naked eyes.
We arc also prepared to furnish
Sash, Blinds, Doors, window and Door
Frames, VI buildings, Panels, etc.
ofall descriptions at the very lowest pnSsiIc rcs-
sash filled with glass and painted, hnoTirg siriils and
i'll TACT everything ia the house finishing line Low
Est RATES rs we have the IargcSt<ur hand ur sash
doors. &c in the city, will prices suit
purchasers. ESIerIa attention paid manufacture
"f WM!ow Blinds To order, all completed painted and
hung at reduced prices. Feeling under obliga-
tos to ourGren and patrons for their Kind patronage
for the last eight years would solict share
the same. Respectfully.
aug. 26, 'j0-*t1- FERRY & ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
II ey Knives.
Skates.
Read Ehis
M. G., Slemmon's Patent
Iron Double Shovel Plow.

TTAVING made arrangements for the manuIac-
II turc and exclusive sale ul the above SUPERIOR
FLOWS for cutivatng Corn they offered nj the
prices by L. I. CHAMifII-AIN
June 14th 81,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
]. WHITTLESEY,
EOr Sale.
Repairing,

A COCO HORSE and SPRING WAGON. Call dowu
IL at y. Ell Il cos.
july II, 1S6l.-ftf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
ANDERSON
Magic Furniture Polish

THE BEST IN THE WORLD CANBEHAnAT
J. J.F.LATIMER'S MUSIC STORE sANDUs
Ky STREET, DELAN ARE, OHIO.
RemoreS all HrinS or Dirt!
Ir0duces brilliant amt lddiRg Polish
Greatly improve the appearance Of New FurnituFcl
Makes Old Furniture OF any kind look like new
Is applied will Il hit OF commence alton ray
No grease Il bout il. Dries in an instant
RctaiIp price, 25 cents per bottle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24

g Ii kinds Of work pcrtaing to the Watch and
IA i"wrlry business viii be done IN thr b'S manner
California Gold made mp to order Sewing machines re
plirr, a No. Williams Block by
JuurI GO G. PIATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
A Good Farm Wanted,

TIME subscriber will give cash nd lands or other
i property for one or two good arm in Delaware
Nny S. '6l-tr IL. RICHARDSON.
, 1862-04-26

Il Check Upon Warehouse Frauds.
We are happy at being able to announce to the
commercial public that there is some prospect Of
check being placed upon the enormous frauds
which have been perpetuated in our grain ware
houses during the past two years. The investiga-
ting eompittae, with its fifty pages Of 'tdamning
e7idence has not had Its lRbors Eor nothing. Yes
te.day the Directors Of the Board Of Trade very
wisely passed resolutions adopting the zecommen-
dat1ons OF aforesaid Committee which are to the
erect that all cargoes Of grain uanst be inspected
ou bozrd that the quantity and grade Of grain
delivered to each vessel at each warehouse will be
posted On Change; that record shan be made Of
dN et'eHpfa on the part Of sEasshonsemeR to d4rer
to1rer grade Mdn that called for BY the receipts,
ts that notice f each sHch attempt zciH 5e posted
on Change rcith tie Raass Of the warehouse: that
the practice Of loaning grain by warehousemen ia
improper, and that notice Of each substantiated
case Of warehousemeu continuing after date such
practice, will be posted Oh Change; and that IL
Epecto1s Ct grain are prohibited from inspecting
grain into warehouses, which has been doctored'
fsem lower grade.
We regret for the good name of our city that it
shonld be necessary for the Board OF Trade to
adopt eueh measures US the above, but that the
necessity has long existed, there il scarcely mem
Ter Of the Board Of Trade has the shadow Of q
duubt Not only have receivers and shippers been
tehauded to moet shameless extent, b1t our
market has been deprecated, CUR railroads have
lost thousands Of dollars in earnings By the diver
sion OF produce to other markets, nd Chicago haa
recei ed name far rasca1iy and corruption, which
1t will take years Of honesty and good faith to
wipe OFT.
All honor to the Directors Of the Board OF Trade
for the courage and manliuesB which they have
displayed in meeting this question fairly and
Equarely in the face
, 1862-04-26
Death Of MrA. Isaac Cnn7r.

The members Of large circle Of relatives,
friends and acquaintances were panied On
Thursday morning by the mou1nful iptelli-
gence OF the death Of Mrs. Isaac Cook, the
eshmable Tfe Of our recent Postmaster, q
prominent gentleman and an old and weIl
known resident Of Chicago, of congestion Of
the lungs. Mrs. Cook WAS prost1ated some
twomonths since By sudden attack oftnnam.
matory rheumatism, and had since been con-
fined to her room. Mr. Cook was absent in
st. Louis at the time Of her death, which oc.
Cured ut half-past eleven A. M. on THURSDAY
He Was telegraphed to on the day previous,
but for some reason did not ret the message,
and came home last evening to find his home
invaded by the Destroyer, and himself, for
the third time, rendered companionless.
Mrs. Cook was native Of Saratoga Springs,
New York, whence, after her marriage to Mr.
Cook, she came here, some six years since,
Her parents still reside in Saratoga, her faith
ers name being Ford. The maiden name OF
the deceased was Jennie 4. Ford. She was
about thirty-tw years of age, hearted,
aniable, most lady-]ike woman, and beloved
By all who knew her, and respected by the
society in which she moved.
The funeral of Mrs. Cook will take Place
from her late residence, No. 531 Wabash Ave.
nue., On Sunday, at haE-past t3o, P. u
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
, 1862-04-26
MARKETS By ETELEERAPH.

NEW YORK, April 21,-FLouR-5@1ec better
Moderate business doing for export and home
censumptisn sales, 200 bhla, al sl.!o14s5 for
tor Chicago, S4DG1.9o for snperdne S. We.sSsrn. f
s5-1GG5a5 for common to medium extra Western
S5:eQ25.s0 for Inferior and $5.s565.45 for good
shipping brands extra round-hoop Ohio, and $5 50
and 3650 for trade brands milwaukee,, clSsins
eteady. Canadian Flour Grmer, and in fair de-.
nand- Sales Of 95D bbls, at $5.1015.35 fos ship
p1ng, p, and S5;S5g5,5o for Western extra. Rye
quiet and nominal1y unchanged
NHEKT-1n fair request. Sales 80 br}s at 70
GKAm-Wheat quiet and firm. Transactions
materially restricted by want OF stock Sales 1s0o
bn Alwaukee club at 81 -se, and 65oo hu winter red
wsstern sSe at RE ir.n Sales 400 bu at 500
opened d1n and closed heavy and shade lower
Sales 1900 bu at 5s@e53c for mixed western in
store and delisered; closing eales at 5s,c dcl7v-
Oats more active at ssdaioe for Jcrec;, Canadian.
wGetern and state.
.GEocER.E-Cofec quiet Sales 100 mats Java
change.
PaoT1z1okz-Pozk quiet and unchanged. Sales
Of eco bbls at S12N@1s37 for rncas, 5t0 COO
a Government contract for 2aco bbls mess in iron'
chime hoops was awarded at 81, ,6eG1l3. o. chiefly
The latter price. Beef quiet and firm Sales OF 40
tar 6Dls at 80 fe5 se9RtTy prime %
AID 50 -ct@15 Gu foE extra mesa Prime mess beef
il moderate demand at $40. Beef hams in mod
crate demand, and prices are shade easier,
steady and drm sales 100 packages at 5E@G55c,
uans-75,G ,GGo pounds hams, dry -salt, at 54
Bulk bacon sides in lair denland-prices slightly
fs7oripg buyers: sales 100 boxes ut 616< for infe
Eior to common ehoEt ribbed TGb7A for good to
very choice short clear ;7Kc for good long clear
Lard very firm. sales 1125 brls at TA@sAc. But
ter selling at sEls;l for Ohio l6ga6c for State.
Cheese steady at OK csc.
MosR1-Money more active at 59s per cent for
loans on call 5G:6}. per cent for discounts on
strictly prime paper. Sterling exchange quiet at
ers' bills. Stocks without decided change; $40
Treasury notes 1Gn5<.
srocks firm and hist-r. c & RIA; c, B s @
g.; G & 41L: scrip IS: Panama 123s5
Harlem 12H: II G $50, 10; Erie aGs1;
6st5: Pacific Mail lC5; American old 10lH, go:
z 6s II coupons s7!i; do s. '65 97k; dn Gs 81
94G: Treasury $40 notes 1901: Ill Canal regist'd
bonds S; Tenn Gs t5A; B 70; Va It's 55h: 5s
e 1o3; Micll Cent as 9aA; s n second