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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-11
PRIVATE SALE OF
zAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

- The subscriber will sell at Private sale the
1niH entire stock Of Stoves, Tin Sheet Iron and brit
tanla ware, Cutlery, &C., besides all tho tools
and fixtures belonging to hrll class stove. tin
and sheet iron store also the store house, weIA
shops &c. known No 225 Market street, tetNcan ID
ani ad Wilmington Dell extending from Market street.
to and fronting shipay street, formerly occupied by
Geo. 4. Peterson
This Is an opportunity seldom presented for any ono
Wishing start in lucrative business in desirable To-
cation especially this stand has been long occupied by
persons In this business For further particulars apply 10
oel2ptf wM y. 0DANIEfn
, 1862-12-06

a JAM-At Madison street Bridge, yester-
dzy morning, there were r1ne heavily laden
teams upon the approach to the P. && Fl Y
Freight Depot-some headed up the gang way,
come toWn, soma across, and GL tangled up
No policemen being present, every teamster
insisted upen what he regarded as bis Own Pc
cnliar rights, and By the time they became
straightened out, the etreet Was completely
b1ockaGed.
, 1862-12-06
New York Dry Goods Market.
F1rn,v, kba IT G Ery,.,o.-,5,+ 7

.u.o,o ta -a,,,<, +s1l- =, ~. s'a1, T.. ~.
~. - sos - " " ~ aseug u zoe
tbat nl3ces ,ra1a 9cne ~ ~ T. n
nntbirfr. however. to encsnfspe The belief that
T4.ces srs not .tii1 tendirr upwards. Ercent in
tte ease Of drills and cotton fanneis, FOODS are
yely fisml7 held by commission houses, and man
Tfa5tr rsrs snsh at the idea that theV win fns1rnc
theirsseents 70 sen apT below late prices, except
on the Goods named The market has been rather
Gul si1 G. election and the is increasing
bnt in this there Ia no reason FIR daclne Cotton
Of gccls to be sold for next seasons trade
much smaller thEn the amount that has been sold
, 1862-12-06
BuarIl1lq.

pOARD1NG-A pleasant room to
ID reot With board, auitab1. for gentleman ard
isAy OF EMO single gentlemen. At WashlnEton s1tss
!1s prsetsI ons1tr.l de5Isa tW
, 1862-12-06

Tie City Er1dewely.

JAS. Stanton. assau1ting policeman pIea Of
guilty Withdrawn, and plea ofnot guilty enter
ed Phil Conlcy enrety in $3.50. for appear.
ance from Gay to day. J. J. 4. Braunstcsn-
perjury. Plea Of not guilty; jury trial-vcr-
dict Of not guilty. Thos. Deady-assauilinz
police officer; jury trial.
The Grand Jury presented the following
true bills: Michael O. Brien-assault Pies Of
not guilty. Mary Jane Knnidct-la larceny.
Plea Of not gallty. John Hayes-hurglary.
George Fa1an-forgery. Plea of not guilty.
John Mi'ler-bu12laty. Jnmes Murphy-lar-
ceny. GEO. Ii. Smith, having In possession
counterfeit bills WlSh the intent Of passing the
6aMe.
REPORT or TIE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury made the following report:
To .hc Hon Rote,t s. Wilson, Judge Of the Re
cordeE'g Court, Chtcago-
SIR: The grand jnry. having. visited the
jail, would report that we find it well kept
ported that their food mas good and in sufh-
.cient quantities.
On Visiting tie City Bridewell, we found
what seemed to Us to be abuses Of power BY
some one--she keeper, or the city through its
authorities
Ne find the prisoners. partieu1ar]y the
females, are iDsuf1ciently clothed, many with
nofhfue to coyer thtir 1akeaness bur cotton
Drigou dress. We fud, also, that many are
for punishment, confined In rooms without
are. some confined In what is known as the
ttfoot house." place, u our opinion. only I'll
The bedding is entirely unfit for the uses
for which intended, as the whole togethe,
YoEld hardly make ehadoE for q decent bed
WILLIAM REAs Foreman.
, 1862-12-06

FLOER-Recriv=d 3.6.T brIs Market very
qu!st- Sales:-7S bfls red winter at S5.15; 1G0
bis "Goodwin's Imporial' spring extra at $3.50;
III bills choice spring extra at $465; 100 brls
Sutherland Mills and go brls good spring extra
st $4s0; ITO bris low extras at 500; 200 brls
volcano" winter super at 81 10; 1t0 bris Mon
rce spring extra at IS 75; 81 bSs .sRye Flour at
t375
WnEAT-Received, 20 $50 bu Market dull and
lower, but inact1ve-buyers ard sellers apart
Saes:-2,c09 bu No. Eed Winter in store at
91s<c; $50 bu CO aE CSC; $500 bu Rejec.ed Red in
etcze at sac; 1000 bu No 2Spsing in store at Sic;
1<60 ba do st s05Sc; so ba do at Soc; q0lo bu Re
jected Spring at 6sa; 1850 ba do at CSC.
tORN-ReceiEed, 3o,6Tl bu; shipped, 3,s5o ou.
Market dull and 1c lower. Sa1ea :-2a,0S0 br Nix
ed Corn in store at 3416c; 16. .ovD ba d. st 344c;
5000 tu do at 31e; 1000 bn Rejected Corr in ssoro
1T acc; 2a0 bu do at 3oIzc; $500 bu do st aOSc.
OATs-Rscelyed, ~ oT7 bu. Market active and
shade easier- Sales 1890 bu No in store at
26c; 1860 bu do St 361Sc; 1,o0s bu do lin Munger
& A11nour's) at 351sc; 4tu0 bu do (in Flint s
Taompson7s) at ssc; 1,210 bu in bags on track at
3759c.
KNE-ReceiTed, 1,lol bu. Market steady and
| qpiet. Sales: 400 bu No l in store at SC.
BARLET-ReceI7ed, 2.t37 bu. ,Dlarket active
and shs3e lower. Sales: a,.C0 ba No. In stors
AT fSc; IS bags air at SIC on track; 81 eags do &,
| SEC, del.
! HIGHW1NE5-QuIet. Sales 800 brls d. 33c.
TIMOTHY SEED-35 SKIS good at Sl65; 20 SIX:
| DO at Il 61H.
FLAX SEED-In active 6amasd Sales: 1o
bags coed to prime st se.550oa 4jHd 4aHd; 20 bags nc
diun1 AT saa5; bags inferior at s1.59
CLOVER SEED-40 bushels good at S535
BROOM cOaN-1A tons prime ut $1,000 O.
track.
SALT-Dull. with sales Of s03 br1s O1ondaga q
Se 90; 200 sks Ground Alum at 81 95 delivered.
CCOPERAGE-Sales, LEO Lard Tlercas ct SIS
on track; eco Pork Barrels ut 81 IS.
| TALLOW-Quiet. Sales, II brls country at g
| BEANS-l4 brls Ut St .35.
, 1862-12-06
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EvKNNa. Dec. 3, 1e6a
Gold declined today ~ per cent.-c1osing at the
fret board In New York st 131 and at th= second
board, 1MAc.
In this market the brokers paid 1870 for gold and
126 for Demand Notes. Eastern exchange WAS
sca.ce and drm at par to Il per cent. prem buying
md }z0h per cent. selling
MMwAuKEE.-The Sentinel Of this morning
says:
The chief item Of interest in the money market
yesterday was the advance In gold at New York.
The Tl,icus fluctuations are in onr dispatches be-
silver 10 s1s5 ard foE Old Demand Notes to si.st.
The ruling rates tor New York exchange wsEa i
much doing. Money eaeg atthe usual rates.
LcoK OUT FOB CouhTERFErFs.-The Journal
says: Counterfeit ffty cent M postage notes arc
Imitation, aud tic figures so On Tie tie bsct are are
turned upside down. The "S0'' In the corners Of
the front side hare been stamped On separately,
snd tfe green 1nk used shoWe On the white paper
Counterfeit s. bills on the Farnaers' Bank OF
Georgetown. . G.. made their appearance in New
Five dollar bills pnrporiag TO be Issued By tha
There is TO such bank in the State.
6uISPLAsTERs IN NEW ToAk.-The LAST issue OF
Thomp.on'a Bcnk Note Exporter Gays:
"A controversy ts going on about thinplasters.
Congress, in the law for poala1 currency, enacted
that Eobcdy else ehould laeue shiaplasters and it
il quite cure that the Federal officers will. as soon
aa postal currency is IN better supply, pounce upon
shlnplaster makers Of every form, size and charac
ter. New York has an old law prohibiting 1otes
CT other devices OF less denomination than one
dollar; and also prohibiting the issue Of anythin
to he used as money except It has the registering
ard cou1 terEigpfng Of the Bank Superintendent
| The Superintendent 1s bound to interfere and hi
has already directed the proper local authorities
to - bring up'' the Law breakers 60 that between
| tie Federal and State supervision, We expect tt
te.rid Of all small rags except the postal 81, 10s
| 25s and s0s.
, 1862-12-06


But few hogs comparatively, are arriving the
present eeaEon over the line Ut the Louisville New
AlGauJ and Chicago Railroad, owing to the fact
that arrangements have been made the principal
Scwrs along the line ct the ROAD for tlaushtering
large number VI hng5. The New Albany Ledger
sayE:
At Bedford, VIC learn about 15C60 Will be
s1apghterce, a Gosro1t, about 80, Geo At Green
castle, about IL, ,ou0 at CraHfordevle H. G0u aud
at lafa. cite not less than 5000. The bnlk OF tha
aggregate II the whole number to be slaughtered
at these different points WonlI have found mar
ket il this city and Louisville but for the rival
establishments at the points named. There will,
in coEsequeEcr, be q much smaller live hog buai
Igee cone on onr railroad the present season than
In former years. The product OF the hogs killed.
however, Of most Of i, will find market o7er
this read when the killing season closes.
Il fce1ns that the hog cholera. which has pre-
Vailed to scme extent in various localities IN
Southern Indiana, Will not greatly affect tue num-
ter Of hogs which usually find market from this
eectton Of the State. The disease, It pears. has
pre vailed with most violence In Owen county :
but the packers at Gosport, In that county. Will
kill st least u GGu head more this year thru last
about 81 4Gt "a Is net which is high figure com.
pared with the markets in the leading Western
cities,
II addition to hoEs, we are Informed that 1arce
number Of cattle will be packed the present wioter
along the line Of the Louisville, New Albany, and
CbiCAI Railroad.
, 1862-12-06

FRIDAY Evening Dec s, Is

FHnAF Evening UaC 5, 1861.
PROVISIONS Market firm for ali kinds Of aoz
product. Lard has advanced &c q b. Sales: 100
bxs Cumberland Midiles at 573zzc; Loco pcs Gsean
Cumberland Sides at s5<c loose; LEGO pcs Bolk
HDns at S. 40 packed no, Goo MS Bulk shonlders
abont dfteen Gays Il sa!t. at 31!c loo.e; 500 pcs
Green Hams 477te; e(o0p pcs do at 451c; 15o tres
city steam-rendered Lard at 84{c; 100 tres city
kettle at s4c; 100 tres do at SIC; 50 pkgs White
and Yellow Grease 1T exc
DRESSED HOGs-keceived, 1.s45: Market cd
Tanced d41lc. Sales were as follows:
, 1862-12-06
HIARKEES By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YGRK. Dec. 5.-FLouR-The decline Ii
Ecld has sn Enfavoraele effect upon the market
End prices are EDl0c lower with moderate demand
meGiu1a extra wes' S6.S0G6-c3 To- axrra round
hoop Ohio; $695GS.25 fuT t1ade brands Market
closing Gufet.
WE:eKy.-Il fair demand at SOC.
GRAS--The decline In gold has depressed the
Wheat MARKET with only moderate inquiry and
prices l@l2c lower. Chicago spring 81 l2nGt1 SS :
Milwaukee clab $1.24Qal 50; winter red western
81. eCGI1 45, GMbcr Michigan 81. .43G21.41; latter
price for choice; white Ohi 81 50. Corn uT1chaug-
ed at T31 75c for slsiG:r mixed western GaGDsS.
for Csmayed and heate.;; i6c + + wastcrn yellow iu
store. Oats f1mcr and In Scnd request ~ G5{56Sc.
PRoy1sloSs.-Forl1 wilhcus material change
Beef market more aci1Te. Dressed hoga firm and
IL good request at 5Szc. Bacon sides scarcely 20
Tim Li:u thacg easier and lees doing. Sales
1.fe2 brls. ut !tG,35zc; butter 1Gd5soc for Ohio;
cheese steady II SIC.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5-FLouR-FIrm su-
per s. COS SC.
GRAM Wheat active and advanced &c. Coru-
yellow f6c.
GROCERIES firm.
fRoy1sIONs-Dnll-
Nuiskr--Heayy Ut DOC.
BUFFALO, Dec. 5.-FLouR-Q Quiet and nothing
doing.
GrA1N-Nheat In moderate demand: Gales OF
ordinary No. 2 hicago spsing at 95c choice do
81 0e Corn In moderate demand at 5llE52c Oats
and other Eralns quiet no ea!es.
WnIekT-Eothlug acine.
CANAL FRErGn1s-QEiei.
INPoETs-3,ttN btla~ flour and 2,CGD hu. wheat,
No experts by canal,
, 1862-12-06

VESSELS OvER-DuE.-The propellers Ply
Houth and Winona; bark5 Col Ellsworth,
American Unicn, Morris, John Sweeney, Maj.
Anderson; schoone1s Titisn, Thos. Kingsford,
Gold Hunter, and a. G. Morey, arc all bound
for this port, and hourly expected, being Oyer
due from one to three iaye
, 1862-12-06

Election Of Officers an1 appointment
OF Committees.

OF Committees.
Tho neu1r.c,ae+s5 po,ra of ,,on.,o.- ,o,,
Ine neWt5'c1ecled boaIo c1 managers held
their first meeting at the ''Home,'' 157 Fourth
Avenue. yesterday afternoon. The meeting
whs o,s,oa ,p;4h n-.r., =, p.r n. p...to
a.,,..,.,,,-
Aue oos1u Inen ploeeeoeo ~ the elecuon
OF officers for the ensuing year, which result
ed as foIIowa:
f.eesIsnvs- .e Iet;;'1. yetaes I u TtH1'' n =. z
@. q. Tiffany, D. D., Rev. F. ". FlsEe, b, D., and
Rev E, F. Dickinson.
SecTefd4y-A:H a Campbell.
I,sasarer5J. Iss;a IL F, z, Wentworth.
Natron-M1s. Matilda Huntley.
IsanRSsass . RnxEt4 On @ @aG34assTAIs s. smith, Mrs
,in1 bo'gets, E1s1 1.,h ~ ha5mo1d' Mrs. ID D.
| C0n.ntitfee on I1sitat;ot. -JAsCAar-grs S. T.
MAtEatsE. M . MI. 3. Kaymsnd: ~ M FEHauAnr-
Me- noh.rt Hn1d nj Mre Tina %c nnt;nsun
Arp1,0MTs 7 = Smaaicv N1s u gg4essansua q is.,osNaa
MAT-Mrs 3. S. smi. h. M5s. oseood. JHs.. JnYE.
| hrs. o. Il. Tiffany, Mt. j. Colby JuLr--Mrs
| T. II. Eddy, Mrs Il. S. Steele. ArGCsT-Mrs, A,
Gtbes: Mrs. a Z. Bishop sFrr-Mre. Canaeld,
| Mrs VI Y. Coe. ocTs-n7a- z. e hitney, Mrs.
H.;7;E. 4; nan: NoF.-n1s' '. esaaAefhoa' hrs. S.
l p f,s..11t9s: = nnas. ~ <s,:.,:,
| SuitT. Mrs, 4. r Smith. 49, 1''@'' &'AAs L. o.
c07nnitfes or Religious obstruction. n.--Rev. DR..
;ek ;nsnn Rer - . ~ a. Exa4ts ~ Dn n PeS Rss" T. "
Or mo,ior. The President md sscre+.,r
were appointed to nrensrs. = nrogrsnrnss 1o1s II
Orcsr Il Bmz ;ness fdr n,.at;rg1 of }ha ~ -
..ses'--...,.~-SN 0 ~ 11- o'0e -
3RhAseahR's REPORT
shaxinG nS ateasurer presented his annual report,
, 1862-12-06
MARINE e I.iE ,
HNHT OF lEEEAElE.

ARRIVED Dec. :.
Prop Mohawk, Pheutt, Buffalo, eundries.
Prop Barber, Pez1ett, Grand Haven. 80 eds wood.
Prop Union, Cooper, Buffalo. sundrics-
pig Sale. Lansley. buffalo. 1s9 m lumber.
schr Elempo. Hushea. Manitowoc, lis lumber,
100 1slh, 60 shingles.
sehr G E Puringtcn, Reddick, st Joe, Is lumber,
So eds wood. .
Schr WilIiam II Stevens. johnson, Bay City, 2,a95
brls eslt.
sehr Tri Color. King, st Joseph. % m slaves.
schF Baltic, Baker, cleveland, 4Du tons coal.
Schr Kelp:e. Bu7ns, Racine, s. eds wood.
Schr Guide Pattee, st JOSEPH, 60 slaves. 40 hz1s
beer. ...
Schr Helen Kent, McVae, Centarville. 80 eds wood.
schr q Sutherland, thomson, st Joe, s. m lum-
her.
Echr Fish Hawk, Anderson, Racine, 22,000 brick.
CLEARED. ..-.....Dec.t
Prop Union. Cooper. Sheboygan, aGl0 bu coru.
Sehr Helen Kent. McEae, CenterSilIe.
Schr F1eh Hawk, Anderson, Racine.
Schr Kelpie, Buzns, Racine
Schr FL Tempo, Hughes. Manitowoc, go brls salt
eehr Guide, Pattee, st. Joseph, 800 br1s salt.
schr Tr1 Color, King, St Joseph.
, 1862-12-06
Cinc1pHzt1 Provision and Hog Mar.
kef-DcG. 2

The Gazette ea3s the receipts ct hogs WIS lihe-
ral, amounting to II eco head, and the market wss
active and shade Hrmer On heavy averages-the
range being 81 COCA 10: the average sales being
$4.S0G4.35. In mess pork there Il nothing doing,
utthe1e wss an active demand for lard st sxe f3r
pEime-holdErs, at the close, asking sss1sxc.
Green meats were ehade easier. Old bacon dull
ct 4HG451c Tor shoulders; SIC for sib, and 5lc fo1
clear aldee.
, 1862-12-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Er1scoPA1.-The Free Church, correr Indiana
md franklin street. is open regulsrly for Divine
Services ut ION q. m., and ~ p.M.
Mr.. Eddy will preach the funeral sermon Of
Abigail. late wife OF G. T. Vedder at the Jeffar-
son ttreet II. e. Church, at 1t'1< O'Clock. After
The sermon the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered.
an Chc1ch {old school, corner ef Third Avenue
ard Jackson street, at the usual hours morning
and evening, by the pastor, the Rev. ". ". HaI-
sha.
, 1862-12-06

Fn1n6E ErEs=F6s Dec s, fEGa
aaCEF-s YuE -.aRx TwENTT-FoUR up.Eg.
FIGt1. Wbeak CUfu Oats Eve 6fI.v
, 1862-12-06
philada1pl1a Dls ma.Let

Fish oils are very firm. and prices well main
talned. Linseed oil has again advanced; small
Hales are making 1T Il ,25DLas, cash. Winter
lard oil IL worth 95c per gallon. Coal os1-Tne
excitement has snbsided. and prices have fallen
of. Sales OF eco brls. Pittsburgh refined On pri-
ypfa fefYDR.
, 1862-12-06

There is no change in Refined, land we continue
to quote at 5@a0c-the latter rate for city brands,
packagcs fnclude1. Crude Is rather unsettled,
though prices, as yet, hAve undergone no change.
We quote at Se@32c IN bn}k, and 34A35c in brls,
, 1862-12-06

pOARDING- pleasant s1its OF
d frontroou aud txo single rooms. With board.
caa he nbtaned 1t s. Fourth aTenue. Terus
ds511fQ- st
, 1862-12-06

Int there is good demand for low grades at re-
munerative prices. Stocks Of low qualities con-
time scarce aud the wants Of the market are
mostly met BY the weekly productions Of tn: facto-
1teB. On the better grades there is moderate
demand. AID ZONE OF the factories which lately
egatn.
pRlNTrsG CLorus The marbet ia 6ulI On tbs
basis OF f1I1IGf14kc net for GtzG3
, 1862-12-06

PzRsoNh.-Henry Kip, Buffalo; 8. Witt
and a. Stone, jr., Cleveisnd; Colonel E. D.
Taylor, LeSa1le; Wm. N. Woleon and A. A,
NcCu1loch, Montreal; John F. Seymour, New
YoSs, and James Stevens, England, are at the
Sherman House.
, 1862-12-06

ILLINOIS CoAL.-rhe sales Of Illinois coal
thus far this reason, exceed those Of tho en-
tire season last year, and the supply has not
as get eenaled the demand, oRing to the
tcarcity Of miners, snd the lack Of transpor-
tatiou.
, 1862-12-06
Hogs In milwaukee,.

Ross In milwaukee,.
The Sentinel says:
The market for hogs YVES shade frmer Yestcr-
dry, but can hardly be quoted higher. The r.nge
Of pric. fer live hoga WAS yUG52 10 per cHs aad
for dressed $3s5@s S?K TIE ruling p5icss Tor
dressed were So s5@3 So diviaing or 20 lbs. only
figure. The sales OF dtesEtd hogs were light.
Receipts yesterday amounted 10 1881 he.d liFe
aLd dre6sed. The receipts thus far. this season
are:
Live hogs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2V7
DfSsseu lcys, no = TS5
lbk6l. 21, wa
Receipts up to the same dste last yea- did not
exceed 5000 head.
, 1862-12-06

W & n 7 ED-Ces purchase: II
" each teEnshlp for A1EIE'8 FAHILF KNIT.
lJej MACHINE. From $1a to 50 profit PEI. week
r3aks 30 01 STITCHES innte VIII knit per OF STOCK
tnga OF sacka n fifteen minutes; makes vRriety d
seeEes Clouds. sontags, tugolefs Mlitary sashes d
fe VII givc to one IeEBc1 an cash Township the az
ciEs!Ye right to use and sell the machine for 7ezl
n each township which viii enshle them fc eara ttu
g1Ss Ps1d foE ar taS senas IA es sSa m + M
ene: Price 50. seerss yeus stoEashP M Fo. c!1s2lsE
with stap1p) BKAEsOE 4 Ei4LlDT. general Axeuta
liz Lake 5treet Chicago. IL no1lxS3lm
, 1862-12-06

The market for this staple is qu1et, and holders
II anything are less firm in their views The sales
are limited within the range Of 67G9c for medium,
and coarse; 63@s6c for fine, and isG175c for tub,
net csEh.
, 1862-12-06

GREAT ATTRACTION Immense crowds dai1y
Wilt the HalEPr;ce Store, 1as South Clark street,
to purchase winter Boots and 1hoes. The assort-
ment ia complete at prices beyond competition.
Mems Boots for st. Is. Ladies' Caters SOC,
, 1862-12-06
CHICAGO CATTLE mAKREr.

F n1pAT EyESISG, Dec. $, 1861.
BEEF CATTLE-Receiyed, 6S7 head. Market
moderately active, with 8 Slight Improvement IN
good and extra grades Scslawsgs and inferior
aun1itIes Gull and neglected. Sales were:
, 1862-12-06

Salt is firm, and the only sale We hea1 Of Is
ca1eo Ct Turks Islaud, noticed last week, On
terms kept private. There haVa been no further
arrivals.
, 1862-12-06

Dressed Hogs in Detroit.
Hogs Of guod weight are Of quick sale at range
Of ss.25Gl4 %. Light hogs are dull and SLOW Of
ESle at SIS 52ST3 so,
, 1862-12-06

z IE1y1nF iz9LH -SUF6H5-
ber Gays:
There have been further receipts ot sugar and
melxstss. but there il scarcely any market for
these, and the stock Ia still accommodating. In fact
ne did not even hear OF = transactton Of any mo-
ment By the regular trade to-day There is pro-
coast. There is very little unengazed ronnage In
pert, and high rases Of freight being realized
sugar and mo1azscs Being a. yet too light. The ns
only arEac'ions by the regular trade today are
coni1ed to II hhds new, common, at 6c; 40 prime,
new ard 70 fully fair. new, Ts<c q b. At pub
lie auction 6s5 hhds sold, in mixed lots Of common
to fully fair fair to fnsy fair and prime, and fully
fair and prime ae follows: 50 hhds at 6slc; ZIG st
SIC: 81 and 93 at &c; 2a and 1o5 1t 74c 70 end u
7Ac; Is and 50 at 75sc; at TIC, and SO at &c q
b cash in q. 8, treasury uOtee.
, 1862-12-06

A further decline Of a5c took plaza IN salt this
morning, md the tendency Is still tasthef down
ward, Saginaw was offered IN quantities At 81. "a
without takers. Onondagx is quoted At "a 30 fol
ccarse and $9,z6 for due, aad Saginaw At $7.S9.
, 1862-12-06

TIE Board, according to adjournment, met
at 10 o'clock, supr. Gibbs presiding. The
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
, 1862-12-06
Salt I'm New York


SRIF IN NH8 IVTH1
,rnrk,s Island is In mir request, and prices are
steady. Sales OF Il 900 bu. at about 3ae; other
dissertations are inactive, Jet firm.
, 1862-12-06
Tu 3&tnt.

ITO RENT-Stor&s and Dwellings
IL Nos 80 and 24o, Blue Island Arenue, corner
1zth street., well fitted up With fixtures hsy sCa!ea.
&c. One OF the best buefnesa corners 1n tue city WIN
be loE to Eq2d tenant Appl, al the prem1ses
, 1862-12-06

That ibis is the correct view, viii also refer te
~ case ot People ex rel. Brewster ". Kldruf II
ftora the opinion and. at some length assimilafed
some ct the circumstances Of 1hat case to tht5.)
r. uhaf !, an express decision nPon the point thai
SIS TO who il entitled to the office. aud must neces
eatlly dc 20 because it must determine whether
tn tme lla!ntlI has title to that which he seeks
le.t cited from Lord Mansdeld's opinion In tha
caee where pretended election Wss set up to css
The Court On this wit must in eves,
czse determine whether the -pZetenaes SCI
up " tie Geferdan: merely colorabie OF valid
Narsfeld in tie case cited thar It Tie claim to IL
cEce 1s Eere p1etence then 1t is the duty Of tn
Court 10 aN ard the writ It has bcen a5judsset
here that The pretended canvass Of The returns
election by the Town Ile1k, was illegal and void
ana that the Certificate granted by the defendau,
| to the ptrkon declared to have been elected, WI
yeia: nuGatoEy. mere psetencs set up here to de
feat this tit and to that extent the Court must
| in determining this question. Because II til
Ctu1t can see that the certificate issued to BlAk,
| was Of t1eh character as to throw doubt npul
wou!d Eot assume to decide the title, OF his rj2h
to the Office. The rule ts universal, that il III
question Of election cr tile 10 left in douht th
| tito he settled by quo sca1Tanto This writ woul
not have teen awarded in this case, except on th
sEoprd thst there was no doubt. anl th.t the act
| Ql LIZ 1uNA N46Ih E(EAlEA I'D u10IG an III
| founded p1etenee. and that there was not sutf
| cient legality Infused into the act Of the Tow
Clerk, IN Issuing the eeztifcatc. to throw louh
| On the question Of title.
Then, the judgment in mandamus does settl
this Question Of right to the Office rs betWee
th1se parties, mot conc1usise1y, but for the pu1
poses OF this caee, and conclnsivaiy as to ent
| TIE :ihe iclatot to enter upou the Office when
shall procure the certificate. II tbs Town Gle.
Performs this duty and irsues certificate to the
lstor. is he not entitled demand the tax warran
oi nc Comfy ClerR3 II that right should be de
nied would Eot the relsto9 be entitled to ygri
Of Aandanus to compel the County CLERK to d.
liser the warrant to Iim foz colIeclloas Clsafl
he fs. The question would then arise whether
The CcnLty Clerk sheulu, by his return, set fort
the facts appearing here, and which arc not eniei
viz: that the Town Clerk had Illegally canyassc
the returns. the Court would not saY:-fhis is
mere cu1orate. that ie nl1 and therefor
We will award the writf 1t Ia spparent tha. Il
Court would then hare TO pass on The question
tee1elatcts title it has had to go il this case
every case Of this k1nd this court must pat
urcn The pretences SET up By th
defendant for the purpose Of casting cloud upo
the tlle Of the felator. II in this case the prt
tencee alleged by the defendant are to be rega1de
as only c0>oranle, and only prete1css. the sam
Judgment would have to be arrived At IN referenc
TO The case supposed OF the County CLERK.
Ta1s eoatee Of reasoning and Authority lead :
, 1862-12-06


The whole quantity OF salt inspected
on the Onondaga Sat springs Re-
se1Ea1ien, from january to Nov.
q, 1862, is ..s,6s5,551 bn.
The whole quantity inspected during
the same time IN 1861. Wss.....-.7 ,o75 slo bu.
Increase over last yeaz. i, ,669, iii bu.