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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
C. % M M E Il CT AL
PRICES CURRENT.
OFFICE OF Iowa DAILY sTATR DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, Oct. l, 1857. (

The grain market during the past two weeks has
remaicd remarkably irns prices for staples neither
rising or falling 10 any noticeable extent The mar
ket by means gut,ei-barcly a suiiicency to keep
the mills in operation, and pauci'y for shipping
purposes Farmers seem to evince a strong and set
tied determination To hold on uail III re shall have
been an advance in the prices.
Trade, as matter OF course is shade duller thaa
at this season last year Never have the calls Of
eastern Merchants been raised TO such pitch as at
the present time, and Il 10 probably not without
cause II II not because the West poor or insol.
vent that cann3t pay its debts--contrary qite,
have a surplus Of mill.o and any inieb'
tedness u eastern creditors, bu like many eastern
institutions, we have suspended payment for a
short period. We trust the easteCn ieaers will learn
lesson by this crisis, and also western merchants.
The credit system has been shamefully abused, both
by dealers and pun chasers, both cas-, and west Our
merchants In almost every instance buy more goods
the ess, than they otherwise would It not for
the uubridled anxiety OF the eastern dealer to sel
large bills and the sequence Is the west has been at
least somewhat crsmped, and unable to meet their
paper on the day it reached maturity, and hence
eastern o,bcrs making very ary faces the great
valley Of the west.
1t should be understood that these are the rates
for produce &C. by the quaint y, at retail larger A.
vnre must ba paid.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
Financial Intelligence.

St Louis Sep. 90
Bogy, Miltenberger d Co., bankers, closed
their doors this morning. Assets ample.
Cards signed by large number of the
wealthiest citizens are published guaran-
teelng the solvency of Lucas l. Co. and
Renick and Peterson, and assuring deposi
tors of the safety of their deposits.
The public mind is very unsettled and
there is general run on the brokers The
banks stand firm and are discountiop libe-
rally.
Trenton, \, J. Sep 80.
IL. ii. Dalton d Co, paper dealers, and
Bottom, Tiffany d Co., machinists. suspend.
Ell to-day, on account Of protested n. \. pa.
per
The Burlington, Cumberland and Salem
banks are reported to have suspended.
The East Jersey banks, including the
Trenton, are more Immediately affected.
Business men complain that il none of our
banks discount, it will seriously effect
them.
Philadelphia, Sep. 80.
Bank affairs are settling on the low 8, ecie
basis The banks are preparing to issue
small notes.
The Pennsylvania Bank notes are TO he
received at all Of the other banks on and
after tomorrow.
The proclamation Of the Governor to
convene an extra session of the Legislature
will be published tomorrow morning.
The Board of Trade has determined to
call meeting for the public expression Of
the various business interests Of the citv
with reference to the proposed legislation
respecting the suspensions.
Believing that the interests of the com.
munity and State will be subserved thereby
the presidents of the banks have agreed to
restore the Bank Of Pennsylvania to a posi.
zion at the clear ng house, and TO receive
Its notes and discount liberally for their
customers. Had this been done SOONER
there would have been no suspensions.
New York, Sept. 90.
Ihe weekly bank statement shows the fol-
lowing results: Decrease in loans. 1882 OOO.
decrease in specie, s29o, 900; decrease in ds.
posits, Ss3S,OO0; decrease in circulation.
s235,0O0
Albany, Sept. 90.
The run on savings banks subsided this
morning, as suddenly as it commenced Yea.
to-day. The gold drawn out at the sav.
ings bank yesterday, is being returned this
morning.
Providence. Sept 90.
The banks Of Providence have resolved
to suspend specie payments. The liabilities
OF the banks are not over IS per cent of
their capital
Baltimore, %.
We have no material change in money
matters to day. The banks in some instan.
ces, redeemed SIS as q matter of accommoda-
tion. Specie demands premium OF seven
to ten per cent in exchange for Baltimore
Pittsbursh. Sept %.
~ ths baals q this city with .sessptssa
. nsssessl 1sea = u. hsts r. Gll!l4H = ~ L. sl'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

EMERSON 5 MAGAZINE AND PrTNAMs S
MoSTHly.-Sinee the suspension of Putnam's
Monthly, it has been consolidated with
Emerson's Magazine, and new monthly
bearing the above title, has Just been issued
by Messrs J. NJ. Emerson. 4 Co 1t is su
perior in artistic decoration to any OF her
Magazine ever before issued in this country
and in the originality and excellence OF its
articles, bears, we think, a superiority to
Harpers. The illustrations Of life up the
Mississippi and a tale of Lager Beer are
of the most interesting character. Another
peculiar feature of this work, and what will
cause it to be read with greater interest,
is. that all its articles are from the pen Of
American authors. Its Literary merits are
beyond dispute; and We are convinced it
will take a high stand among the literary
jourals Of America.
Starr has them on his counter, and has
favored us with copy. Let it be read BY
all who know how to appreciate good read
ing
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01


MEssRs EDIroRs.-With YOU every body
seems TO concur, that the present democratic
ticket before the people Of Scott County, is
empho'icaiiy the peoples ticket. We are all
delighted here with the nomination of our
esteemed fellow citizen, J. W. Clark, and in
fact the arhoie ticket.
Alr. Clark is one of our most substan-
tiai farmers; honest and capable and a
democrat of the jefferson and jackson
School Geo. J. Hyde, too, is q full team
here where he has been so long and favor
bly, known as a sound democrat, and honest
hard working man Messrs Parker and Her.
ron will run like prairie fire" In fact
the only question among us seems. what
will the democratic MAJORITY in this county
be this fall. Let us roll up big one.
lie Claire Township
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
To THE PuBLIc.-Now is the time

To THE PuBLIc.-Now is the time
to buy Boots and Shoes, while Lee d Co.
are selling the best class of goods in this
line cheaper than the cheapest. Their goods
are OF first class quality, and they only ask
call from customers to satisfy them that
they nre prepared to meet the public de-
mand in the most approved manner La
dies and Misses shoes and slippers of every
kind at reduced rates, which they will war
rant to give entire satisfaction. Store on
Second street second door east uf Brady.
sep24d2w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

We noticed a big squash occupying
II conspicuous place on the street yesterday
bearing the following mark ~ l50
pounds" Didn't believe the insinuation-
lifted it--came TO the conclusion that it wa,
marked in the spring and YVES picked from
the vine before it had time TO come up 10
the weight indicated
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

wHEAT-SPRING SEC and s3@s4 for extra,
COMA little more action at 66@57c.
IOA Ts nominal at Csc.
CATTLE-Dull for common, and prices irregular
from - TO - Do extra fat are brisk for city butch
ers and eastern buyers 1t So so to ~.
HoGs-1he market is brisk for stock or fat hoes.
the latter bringing readily from - so to e6,75.
PAovisIoNs-SAlted meats dull with a retail
demand only Good butter IL scarce, bringing readily
ls@a aoc. Eggs are plenty and lower and difficult to
realize at 10 to lie.
SALT-Fine, by the cargo 81 IS from dock Al so:
ground solar $2.7et12 Is; coarse x2G2 IS: dairy
$3.4J a $40 lbs including - Il n SACKS "A 40 x
320 lbs with - 10 sacks, and sS SO 500 lhs win
Is empty ID sscks.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

County FArR.-The County Fair
closed yesterday. much TO the satisfaction
Of all interested We were not on the
grounds, but are informed that this exhbi
tion Of the industry Of Scott County was by
far the best ever made. Samples were nu.
merous and excellent. The list Of premi.
ums ewarde3 will be published as early as
possible
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

UUNGARIAN GRAss.-N were
shown yesterday a fine specimen of Hun
garian grass, which at once struck us favor
ably, as being great institution" This
new kid of grass is much easier grown,
produces a much larger crop per acre, and
il said to he relished by cattle to as great a
degree as any other kind. One great ad-
vantage derived from growing it, is the
short space of time required io- maturity
The seed Gown, yiedsa crop the first year,
and requires but from seventy five to egh
tyhve days to be ready to cut for fodder,
and in ninety days is SO ripe as to be thresh-
cd for seed. If sown the last of May, it is
ready for the sythe by the middle of Au-
gust giving farmers abundant time to har
vest their grain crop before they commence
haying. This is a decided advantage
The average yield, We are informed, is about
four tons to the acre. Let the farming com,
munity give il fair trial
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
rhE STATE FAIR.-The steamer

For TIE STATE FAIR.-The steamer
Ben Campbell will leave this pace for Mus
catine on Tuesday morning. Oct 9th, at 8
o'clock, and lay there for the accommodation
of boarders during the days of the Fair
Those wishing to obtain rooms and board
can do SO by applying to Mr. Sanders, at the
office of Burrows & Prettyman. sep29dtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

A Sign. y yesterday Hills new
block on Second street. was adorned with
a beautiful block letter ign, which read,
MrrRororIIAN Hall" and stands out as
boldly AS does that beautiful specimen Of
Davenport architecture among the now
pgmy sized buildings by which it is sur
rounded The sign is in gilt the letters of
Gothic style. and Is the chef do,rre of our
painter, Chas b. Cline.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
Uncle Sam Defeated.

Philsdelphia, Sept. 20
ln the U. 8, District Court 10 the case
OF qusrtermAster Reynolds charged with
defsultine to tho Government in tho
sum Of $50, 900, the jury to-day return
cd verdict that the Government was
indebted to the defendent over $4OO apd
Judgment VA rendered accordingly,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
LAIID
s. Louis. Sent. 3

= Louis. Sept %.
The bankers in this city upon whom runs
were made this morniAe freely and pro mpt.
ly met all checks. and Son1dence il rsstar-
ed, and the excitement. = almost entirely
subsided The immedises cause Of the ana.
pension Of Bogey. Miltebereer 4 Co. was
the non-arrivsl Of coin n transition. The
probabilities are that they viii reopen to.
morrow. The assetts of Anderson / Co
and Dsrly d Blakesdals. largely increase
the liabilities. The premmntion Ia th.,
they will resume in very short time
Nsw York, Sept. 20.
There has scarcely been any let up in the
money market to-day. aAhough the rumors
that our banks were Considering the expe-
diency of extending their loans several mil.
lions. is having favorable effect. No fail.
ures reported. The upvaed tendency in
stocks continued through the I'd board,
which closed In an average advance Of
about one per cent. over the morning pri.
ces
Philadelphia. Sept. 2s.-2p.x
The city and Southwark banks are ray.
ing specie on their small notes not tviths,an-
ding their agreement Of yestsrday. They
are receiving the notes d other banks on
deposit, with the exceptira Of the Pennsyl-
vania
Georgetown. D. c. 29.
The Bank Of Commerce, Georgetown.
which continues to redeem its issue in spe
Gle, has GENE into an arrangement with the
district banks, and suspended specie pay
Inent altogether
The Farmers 4 Mechanics Bank George
town, has also suspended
An, Norfolk. Va, Sept 2s.
All banks here continue firm.
m Elizabeth City, N. G.. %.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank. of
.his city suspended. The brokers are tax.
ng the notes Of the bank at &c. discount
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

GRAND CoNCERT-The German
Union Band will give another of their
splcnded musical entertainments Of the Ger
man Theatre, on Monday, the 9th inst, on
which OCCASION there will he engaged in ad'
dition TO the regular band, a number of
ladies and gentlemen of acknowledged mu
steal ability These concerts are Of the
highest order, and always command, as they
really deserve, crowded and admirng audi
enees. From looking over the programme,
we are enabled to say that this occasion,
will be the most brilliant and interesting
one that has been prepared for the many
10y ers Of good music in this community.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

er, and it is accepted by Burrows d Pretty
man. 1t is not Bank note, but an "accep
ted drdH' The Gazette knows this, and
knows also that the Democrat would de-
nounce any attempt at issuing Bank bills by
this firm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
- - 4

H.RDISG Co.-Steamboat Rock, in this Co.
is rapidly advancing in population and i'm
prov ement. The county richly abounds in
coal and iron ore beds, and is at the same
time good agricultural district. A rail
road is soon to be built from Waterloo to
Des Mones, via Eldorado.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

BANK FAILURES IN CHIcAGo.-We
learned last evening from undoubted sour
ces, that the financial crash had commenced
among the banks in Chicago The houses
of II. X. Swift, Bro. d johnson, and L. !.
1inkham 4 Co. had run upon them by
depositors, which resulted disastrouslv to
both This event was feared on the previ-
Gus evening. as the rush of the day had
been SO great, and the excitement of bill
holders and depositors raised to SO high
pitch, that it was necessary to keepa police
force in attendance to hold them in check,
and allow each to have his turn in regular
succession. The first heavy blow has beer
struck in the North West, and now We may
look sharply for breakers The breaking of
these houses was unsupported, but the fu-
turc will, We think, reveal failures Of Il more
startling nature
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

A meeting Of the Democrats Of Davenport
was called for last evening at the Court:
house, but owing to the rain. and the notice
Of the County Judge that the Court House
could not be used, but few were present
Judge Grant was Chairman. Geo. II. Parker
and Judge Grant addressed the meeting
and their remarks were able, and received
with great attention.
A Vigilance Committee was appointed
consisting of one from each ward. with
power to substitute two assistants to each
member Of the Committee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

NOTICE TO ADyERTlNERS.

Large cuts charged double the same dime nsions G
type.
Displayed Advertisements one half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood b.
apply strictly 10 the immediate business at the sdyer
tiser, and oil other Advertisements seut by the nd
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements no, accompanied with instruction
will be inserted untl forbid ana charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes IN
serted time free Of cost thereafter charged
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must c paid for an
edysobiy IN ddranoe, uness from approved Agents
Contracts f,r yearly advertising terminable at the
Vtion Of advertisers, they paying an advancement
rs per cent. On the contract price
Advertisements inserted noxt 10 readins matter
per cent advance on above rates, and pt On In
side, 20 per cent. advance regular rates.
Al TRANSIENT advertisements must DO paid for in
advance.
GRO. Il. WEST Iowa State Democrat.
sANDERS BRO. Daily Gazette.
fischer d co, Der Damok rat.
HARRINGTON wILKIE, Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

MOLLY DoNE We heard yesterday af-
ternoon that q nervous citizen who had
Just drawn his pile out of Swiit's Bank,
offered TO deposit it in the Marine. The
Cashier, B. +. Carver, Esq, peremptorily
refused to take it, and We were told by
another leading banker, that no honorable
banker would touch deposits drawn from
another bank under similar circumstances.
That's the talk Press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
l. A L E S + N E w S
Meeting Of New York Bank Presidents
The Line OF Discounts to be Extended.
N.w Nnrl,

A meeting of bank Presidents took place
at o'clock this 7. NJ After consultation it
was agreed to recommend the city banks to
extend their discount line three per cent
during the coming week. This, in the ag-
gregate, will amount to over three million
dollars. Fory out of the fifty-tive banks
were represented at the meeting.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
New York Market.

New York, epp4. 2S.
FLouR-Dull. Sales 6, O00 bsls at $5loGS S Is for
State; IS a0@5.75 for Ohio decline Of l0c on ea.h,
and @5.7 @5. so for couthern-decine OF l6c.
WHEAT-Unsettled. 65,o0O bu sold At . decline
Of Ca 0c In prices u Goal as for white and Al II
81 fsr red Chlcsso; Spring wheat el@i .O2 Nil
waukee Club 1110.
CoRx-Dedining tendency offered st Toe,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
Utah Expedition.

St. Louis Sept. 20.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived. News
entirely unimportsns.
Dol. johnson, Commander Of the
Utah Expedition, left Lesvenworth on
Thursdsy last.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

School Books.
CrODDART'S ARlTHhErICs, PARTS /. 2.
~ and 3.
6arg nrs standard Readers, Nos. I, 2, ., I and =.
Web = Nomsl do Nos. l, 9 3, 4 aud g.
Ae4nn'ys Eclectic do Nos. l, =, =, I ami {
Saander . new series do Nos l, 2, ,, and 8.
Qasckenboss CompOstion, nrst lessons
Covells Digest of Eagl'sh hrammar.
Pinheo's Primsry aud Anaiytica Grammar
Towers English Grammar, lat and I'd vols.
Wiiard's Universal History, large edition
do History 4 the Uniied States
Aitchells Geog. sphy and Atlas
do intermediate and primary Geography.
BuIritts 0es 9 aphy o the Heavens.
Andrcws' lAtu Lessons.
Aontrith's GTiee Of GeogrAyhy's.
payson Dunton's ser = Of Copy Books.
Noisele . nlates. Steel Pens, BLACK and Blue Inks
Hound corner do, Heft Slate Pencils Oha Z Pencils
hoibroooks School Apparatus, In s.tts or separate
At No ss Brady street, near the Post Once
seP24dtf ELI ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
From Washingtou.

Washington Sept. 29sh.- Col. Em.
cry, Y 5. Commissioners for running
the Mexican boundary, has formally
turned over to the Interior Department
the msps and Official papers cooneose d
With that work. The Mexiosn Commis-
sioner and his oorps Of assistants will
lesve this week for Mexico.
Thos. Sergeant has been appointed
Receiver in tho Land Office se Fort
Dodge, vice Russell resigned.
jas. Barker, Receiver ct Charlton,
lows, hss cent in bis resignation.
None Of the banking houses have 70.
fused tho demsnds sgsinst them, except
the suspended house Of Messfs. Psrio &
Jonurse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

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10 hereby given that Frederick ". Keferstelu. Of
i the town Of walcott county Of Scott. ana Gtate
Of Iowa, has this day made and execute 20 the up-
dersoned an assignment Of all his goods and efrects
aot ex0npt from execution.
n csoatos Of satd Keferstein are notified to me-
80 0eer aolne 70 H. undsrsimo1s - Dssvtded by
Doe0Osst oeutamb9 Q. ~
Ase1gnco.
Nv1k's1 VI. .;;-' 3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT. .---OCTOBER /, 1857.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

ARRIVALS.
Rastern( viaC Chica agp)twice dsiiyex san'y Mh6PM
Su,hcrnfviaMns -A,ine and Iowa ciiyl daily 10y A n
Northern WA Dubgque) daily st 6Ps
Southern t9t Louis) d.iy At 6PM
Northern Via CamAnche, IsClAire, &c, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 7pM
Northern via Msquokcta, Dewitt, sc, Tues
day, Thursday AMI Saturday Mt 7PM
pEPARTuBEs. n. H. TINE
Eastern (vis Chicago closes 6l-2An
Northern tDubuquel -
Southern (at Lpuis)
southern tanscAtine and Iowa city, doses arm
Northern ,Cau.anthe, ISClsire &c, closes
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 6PM
Northern lMaqnoketa and Dewitt CLOSES Sum-
day. Tuesday and Thursday at SPIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

The best Of feeling prevailed among the
Democrats present. The meeting adjourned
to the evening Of Oct. 8, when Ben NJ. Sam
uels will address the Democracy of the
county
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
ThouSandS VI Rolls OF Wall Paper
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,

FhVM ILN NENTS MD VTWAKIS,
For Sale IN Lots to sat Purchasers.
ROhDERS Fireboard Prints, Tester Ornaments,
~ window shades, Gold TRANSPARENT and beaut,.
im, rsper Curtains plain, green, blue. bun and f.
eurea, at very low prices We are Philadelphia Pa
Pel hangers, and hang every style OF paper who
houses papered and made comfortable for q trine
naMs, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Papering
done In style not TO be excelled
Ysase call on Second street corner n, rocr Island
xo.. SHEPHERD b SON.
SuvsA Paper Dealers and Payer Hangers,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

A portion Of "W. Gs" communication re-
quires at our hand few words of comment.
In the first place no intelligent citizen Of
Davenport has ever taken the ground that
the population of Dubuque is less than that
OF our city. but We do take the ground that
the population of Davenport now amounts
to between seventeen and eighteen thousand
'W g." in his wisdom, intimates that we
number about ten thousand, when from ac
tual census the spring of 1906. it was ascer-
tanned that there were upwards of twelve
housand inhabitants Since then bv ex
tension of charter which takes in East North
ard West Davenport, an accession Of nearly
two thousand inhabitants was made. Then
taking the increase acquired by actual inn
migration, and putting it at no higher figure
than that of the year previous, we make a
total increase ofvery near 5000 since the
census of the spring of SO. 1t is with feel.
ings of Just pride that our citizens speak Of
the unexampled increase in wealth and pop
ulation OF the city of Davenport. We are
not jealous people, as "W. g." would init
mate, but We are extremely Jealous in for
warding the growth, prosperity, and wealth
of our fourshng city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

W "A u n "a I ~ II -
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
OF alI the most popular kinds. The following are
received and for sale.
n A G. A N E S:
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
Emer,o ,on's 4 Pu,nsm's New Mcnthly.
Peterson, Knicks booker Household Words,
Bl.ck.ood: sraat l slie's Ne. Family n.sa1ine,
Ballou's Dollar, Mrs Stephms,. journal aarpeI's
Monthly PAR, L-slie's III Monthly Part.
wsverX 1sa.sy; % t.ns.. Iovss.ss sa:'on: :oa'Ay'
WORKING Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Mag, water Cure Journal.
Dinsmore's b. 0uides. Loe6on Quar-. erly Review
Appaston's =. Z. Guide, 1dinbsSg DO do
chronological Jonrnal, North6 itishdo do
west Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES:
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
Day Book Sunday Dispatch,
NJ. Ledger, n. Mercury, clipper,
P,csyme, Bro Jonathan, Home Journal,
Life III. Country Cant, RurAl N. Yorker, Novelette,.
Hsrper's WHY. ILL., LsslIss, III. Spirit Of the Times,
PoTter's Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish American. Polioe Gazette.
Courier and Rnqnirsr.
Journal Of Finance and:rhompson's Reporter.
BOSTON EEKLIES:
1s.s Nas.
Anerican Unioa,
WsveTiy MAG, PaFior Oasket,
Fas Of cur Union, Yankee Privateer,
Ruee, 1sllos's Psseeral. snd American Traveller
Pm. Dollar NewSpoper and Saturday Evening Pest,
Washiagton National bra, Baltimore Anericao,
Pitssbare ossstte. 9. Louis Democrat,