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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
DIR. MORSE.S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.

nR. MORSE. the inventor OF MoRSE,S INDIAN
ROOT PlLs, has spent the greater part o. his life IN
travelling having visited Europe, Asa and Africa, as
we II as North Amerca--has spent thee years among
the Indians OF our Western cOUntry-it was in this
way that the Indian Root PMS were nrSt ,
Dr. Morse tho rst man TO establish the i2et That
all diseases arise from lMPURlffoFIHE HE fsLooDG-
that our strength, health and life depended upon this
vital huid. fss 80
The reason why people are distressed when sick
and why so many die is because they do not get me-
dcine which will pass to the aiiccu parts, anu wnle
will open the natural passages for the dsase TO be cast
ou hence, large quantity offood and other matter
Is lodged Is the stomach Sintestines are literally over
flowing with the corruptea mas; thus undergoing dis-
| agreeable fermentaton, constantly mixing with the
blood, which throws the corrupted matter tbFohgn
every vein and artery until is Is taken So u les
selves victory upon victory, by restoring millions OF
the sick to blooming health aud happiness, fss,ihoa
sands who have been racked or tormented win SEX
ness main and anguish and whose feeble frames have
been scoreud by The buEping elements OF
and who have been brought asst were wilnln ssep
Of the sill ept grave, stand ready 10 testify hat
they would have been numbered with the dead nad
not been for this great and wondeHul meuicihei
Morse,s Indian Root Fills. After one or two doses
had been tak they were astonshed. aud absolutely
surprised, In Witnessing their charming ehects NO,
only do they give imnedave case Rnd strongth, anu
take away all sickness, pain and anguish, but hey ~
once 20 TO work at the foundation of the diseasewhc
is the blood Therefore, It willbe shown especially
by those who use Ps, that they viii SO cleanse
and nnrfF that dissase-that deadly enemy--vvill
kake its flight and the nnsh of youth aud beauty VIII
again return, aud The prospect Of long and haRPy h
will cherish and brighton your days -
/ eau MerchRnts and Traders wRtbe onthelI
guard a nd. notbe nposed upon by a C2unteIieh o'
lDr Morsess Indian Root Pills. signed b MOORE
AIkeehu4ne Pills will hereafter have the name anu
signature OF B. LAKE JUDSoN, Successor 70 A -
I White & Co.,) on each box. -,
All orders and letters relating 70 said Ps must be
addressed to B. LAKE JuDSoN,S0 Leonard street
New York, soc proprietor Of DR.. Motae'e Indian MOO
Pills, or WM, NUDGE CO., Earlyille' Madison
I county, New York.
IN Medicines. fels b
the land Parties desiring the agency will address
aboye for terms. Price 25 cents per box I'VE boxe
will bo sent on rcceipt OF ~, po stage paid, - .
Sold by KAUFFMAN & CO., lancaster; F,J Noel
ler 6omerset; r. Kalb, Rushvlc: Abbott and son
N Clsarpors B. KiefsfbeT oakland Druggtee and AeT
Oh ants generally through tho country.
July 81 ,lsSs-IyR
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
PrqparutiOhs for War in BuenOs yrss.

Preparations for War In BnenOs, Ayres.
Adyices from Buenos Ayres to the 26tb
June, received at New York. state that
very Acliye and extensive preparations
were being made forswar with the Argen-
tine Confederation, and already troops bad
been sent up the river. and commuuioa.
ton with Rosario stopped but actual hos.
tilities in the field were not expected 10
commence before October next. at which
time summer commences. Freights were
very scarce at Buenos Ayres, and several
American vessels had left thai port for
Rosario in search Of employment. %
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8 FCoMMuNIcATED.1

Fairfield County Bible Society.
e. This Society have just received large
lot Of Books from New York, which they
have deposited 10 Mr.. Stewards China
Store to be sold at cost. They are Of va
rious sizes aud shapes. and prices from a
six cent testament to magnificent twelve
dollar quartos j. H. CREIGHTON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

EEA fight occurred between the 0ma-
la aud Sioux Ia.Iisns on, the, 29th Of July,
resulting in the loss Of eighteen killed aud
about as many made prisoners ofthe oma-
has, to six killed on tue Sioux eide.
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Road Notice.

NIoTICEis is hereby given, that a petition Will be
presented TO the Commissioners Of Fairfield coun.
H. Ohio at their September Session, ID. le5o;ptay-
Ing for an alteration Of County Road known as the
Cifclevie and Logan Road said alteration to com
ihe lands Of Henry Dustman and James Lawrence;
thence Weston said line, about any redsto the Zanes-
Vile ana Maysyiie Turnpike Road aud there TO- ter
minate And said. petition viii further pray that 80
much ofsaid cirelevle and Logan Road, on the line
between said Henry Dustman and Philip keiferber,
and also that that part OF said Road running from
said line South through said Dusman'e land 70 the
beglning point Of ssid altei above described
being distance OF about 100 RODS be vacated.
>August 4, Ie59--4wl4r PETITlohEh.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

GY Lyons & Son. are engaged in the
Dry>Goods business. Our young friend
JIM, may be found a. the store on Main
street, always pleasant, always ready, and
always willing to ACC omodate the public
with the bes. in the dry-gOods line. at the
most reasonable prices.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

EEIt is claimed for Mr.. Buchanan
that he works 10 hours day. The Devil
works "a Louisville Journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

EF The Bedford Guzette, publishes an
article authoritatively declaring that Pres
ident Buchanan will not be candidate for
denomination by the Charleston Conven'
ton. va'.s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

GEA dispatch from Louisville. says the
Opposition ticket had, in that city and JEFF
fer. on county, l.100 majority.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
BALTIMORE MARKET

.8aLTIHoKE, AuEust9. 1859
Fions scive: sales at s537KaG 25 for city mills, sa
wheat arm: sai.s al 81 eOai 40 Tor white.
Corn dali and dseining; Wkte Hbd Yellow 1Sa'se.
WhiKkY dn d nt 81 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

4, G4f We invite the attention Of our read
arslo an artic le ublished on the first page
ofto.day's paper. headed "City Sights and
Thoughts" from the pen Of GRACE
GREFNwoop. S5g ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

e~We have Just received hand d-bills
announcing Fireman's State, Annual Pc.
rade, at Zsnesville. on Thursday Sept, 9,
Fire Companies are expected from ell parts
Of the State, Big guns will be there tc
address tSe 6remen on that OCCASION
Large prizes are offered and good tim'
expected. See hand-bills at sbeffsI
House, Tallmadge House, DC.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

EE Read DR.. MASLx's advertisement ol
his next monthly visit in this city,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

1EWs invite special attention to the le-
gal advertisement Of WIN. E. BAKER, ESQ
Mr.. BAKER is young man Of energy and
talent. and will give prompt and oompe-
tent attention to business entrusted to his
care e.s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
.W. WMAWHN.
OF NEW YORK,

OF NEW YORK.
Formerly Physieias % ne New York Hospital; Mem
Der ofiho UAitsd States Eclectic Medical AssociA-
toas laFeuter % The esiobratsd Lung foeieS /
Aalhorofa Seg Work on ihg Causes and
TreAiiae BtsfC Coasamp ptiOu .caneer and
eli disease of The Lungs. Throat,
Blood, LIVER, Nerves. skin, Eyes, EaD. de-, &e. &c.
WILL NAKE HIs HEET MONTHLY vIsfT 10
LANCASTER,
On TucsdaT, sept. 1889.
lie will arrive The aFst Train gslng West, and re-
maiB "A hOun. He will also, visit once
. every month thToaHh theysar
DR.. MiSLT has had an extensive experience ofmore
Hopitals aHd Inhrmares " New York and Phiiadei-
phla Having als0 spent several years among the
=. .,, had saps opp9rss5iy 70 sseo@s Rss.
agents used BY the "Nedieine MEN, ofthe different
Tribes He viii treat all The diseases that aesh j.
Leaves, ,Roots, ,sBd Gums Having the utmost fath
I'm the goodness Of God, We believe that for ever
'nalady there Is fosnd IN our oTn soil sure & and
Cancer, Inetpiem Consumption, ScrOfala. Rheuma
tism, Pits. Salt Rheum, aud all dissasss Of the Eye
Ear, skin, Nerves. Throat angs, Liver and stomach
arsnow As durable Ia my hands any other dlseas'
ise1fabie.
Cures Warrnnfed! Examination Pree
Hours of consultation from 500 each day. Dr.
THE year These visits are preparatory 70 Tbs ssab
lishmeni Of Hospital In New York. 10 be eOnducie,
hy DR.. M1SLY upon the principle o. ths new school
lor American Beieciie Practices Of Medicine. He VII
dedicated 10 The College Of Physicians and Surgeons
lin New York. and for many years pfaeticed the 'O
lschoOi system" About 10 ysars since, he bscam
convinced fthe great superiority Of Eelsetcisn an
such has been his success frgm that time. 10 rh
treatment OF many thousand eases Of lingering disea'
es, as N enable him 20 warrant cures, IN spirit
confidence which only knowledge can give. DR.. MiN
LY will be happy TO operate for The remoVai OF en-
Iarged Tonsiis. TnmOFa, Cataract, for nearly a
diseases requiring surgical Interference.
AlthouI II Is not she best mode Of feRaminaipn IN
Doctor will when desired, describe % bis patient
their diseases, without asking any questions. he h7
in his day book. tbe namesof many hundred phtieH
in this vicinity. who have been cured within the pa
lOlds school, rhe and addresses Of these p1tiep
will be given fdesred, 10 enable the reader 10 o'
i tain The details OF the Dr Nasty will brlr
s with him more than hundred bags of roots @e
fresh from the dIggings. With which he will supp
o lhis patients. ROOMS AT TIE SfiRFRER HOUSE.
ia Lancas ter May IL lsj5-2 u.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

REThe crops in this section ofcountry
have been badly damaged by the drought.
Present appearances do not indicate a
half Drop Of Corn or Potatoes. The rains
last week, however, have afforded great
relief.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

VywENTY-THRB2 Years have elapsed since com
i menced the Grocery and Provision Businsss.-
Every business day during have kept books
and charged. Many have always paid me promptly
nd 70 my s0FrOw, must say. great many have not
While time was lively. there Sufficient amount
paid debts Offset cha ges, which gave me the use
Of average capital. but when times changed diher-
ent the collections stopped the large amount goods
charged tends 10 lesson my eapiia (which disables IN
TO buy G0odsat a fair rate.
Now .or selfprotectOn, from and after this date,
my books will be closed against all persons, and no
goods will be sold without CASH, or sneh articles as
we usually take 10 exchange.
| In conclusion. would say, have on hand very
/ haav Gtne nf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

BRIcR ,--Yo You. that want brick, read the
advertisement of Lyons y HEED, IN an
othaf column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

razor ths past Few weeks We have bad
little to say Of politics. This was not as
some Of our friends have supposed, be
cause we had determined to remain neu.
tral in the present campaign. but because
ofotler more urgent and tsighty engage
msafs. We shall expect to make the Ga
zstte speak out earnestly and boldly upon
all questions political or social. in which
her patrons are Interested,
Our political faith has already been de-
6nsd: and we shall adhere to i tenaceous-
" until convinced Of our error. We shall
as heretofore hold ourselves aloof from
Aubssrviency toany political clique, and IT.
responsible for the opinion Of any. individ.
usl man. We shall repudiAts and expose
fAlacy or heresy coming from Joshua K
GiddiDgs with as much severity and with
as hearty good will as from james Buohsn
an, 6lidell or Douglas.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

ET BRoDERIoK. has taken the stump in
California. He is said to be firing hot
shot into the Administration ranks.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

sssRgC Charles Dickens Is expected to visit
the United States and give bis celebrated
readings.
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.ICoMMuNIoArED.l I
FairfieIas County Historical socie

-FalrMoho OOunbJ AAseCiAooi SONAN'F
,Ats meeting Of number OF gentlemen
assembiea 'as tne ounce 2. 0o,, iosn wy .na A,In
purpose Of orgasizing County Historical
Society for Fairfield County, Ohio. Gen.
George Sanderson was called to the chair,
and p. B. Ewing appointed secretary.
Oa motion committee OF seven, con
sisting Of Jno. M. Connel. P. Van Trump
P..B Ewing, X. Fritter, M. A. Daugher-
sgnno;o,sd ~ nv tl,s chair for tbe pu1pose Of
.,,Frnos;no a nlan az permauept oraauisa.
hs ranortad "a An adiournod meet.
;na r'..'. 80 ..'' - ''g7,g-G
IN motion II was resolved that the pro-
csedi1os Of this meeting be published in
@ .Ss o;,y 'nsnars. ','''',s
\ "a 3hsrarnor The ueat;no adjourned to
rses, As y ,bs ssga Mac. ON Saturday eve.
,,;ro. ns.t ths tatn inst.
W - - GEO SANnERSoN. Chm.
- - ,7,s,so Ssc,y 1f's
M. ?. w "lle' J. - a.. til, d;,oo.
y tne aposs = : hos9 :" We - 80 -
ton, From the men at lis head We nave
mo doubt II will prove a success. The
'-neople Of The county need suuh society.
eT.t;s, ~ eyoanized The. rood that NAV
'.1f.,,I
Fe'u'' oAuno- 2 .se-e--.s.---. s--o .-.-.s.1.
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CTNCINNATI MARKET.

CIScISrsT II. August 9, 1853
Floar--Tbere was not much change in the market
10 day: the demand was mod crate and chiefly local.
holders. under the adylres from New York toward the
close OF Change were 1rner. The fales were l4HO
at ssa for and Sa p Tor extra The
latter rnis for choice White Wheat
Groceressugar arln at fuil rites. Gales at lsa1
Molas ses IIrtn At 3ae. Coffee steady atii Zai2Ks.
Wheat-The MARI et was active 10 day with a brisk
aand for iie hhsr grades and psiees close siher
safes 5000 bBsbsls prime White ri -; l0h do GOOD
do AZ Il4 ZOO d. prime Red at %. delivered; 1000
do. prime Hll all IOal u, Received since Saturday
lO.i57 bushes.
| Coru--Tbe markets. hrm, with 'air demand at Soa
/ a ae
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Eatato Of Jacob III. Smith. .

Ni Eatntc OF Jacob N. Smith. y "a
NTOTfCEis hereby given, that the undersigned has
" been appointed and qualified as administrator on
the Estate of Jacob H. Smith, deceased, late Of Fair
field County, Ohio Allpe4sons having claims against
said Estate Will present them for settlement legally
authenticated within year-and all those indebted
Will make immediate pa ymept. n
III w WILLIAM b SMITH, Adm'ter.
Aaeusa III, ls5e--3wI5@, u 4 ~. ~, s..t. .,.-s
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DOCTOR.E.LYNCH

NFFICE ntTesluenrH,uH 1HNI VoII1 " I7V'1 " 49,
\ y Broadway aud columbus-
Lancaster Febraary3 3, le5o-4Dn
, 1859-09-02

TH1CAG 0, IOWA AND
~ NED-ASKA RAILROAD.
. aniater AuADAY. June is,a, 1sss, Until futh<z
ro17.. u.rs wnr1 fo-h~s:
TRANS WESTWARD, TRADs EAsrHARp.
NAL 1xAI1. nA1L f4Au6.
LtaysChe, go -. a,b,A~. Le1Ts Ced 7 RapAAAnxn
Lave IT ut 1.l3 eu- Arrive \ Cunk1a. u
An4ve..ce-s Rap Ar4re II Chicago a&R
lbs ....... pm x.am NAM
zf4-7 1xAE. 1F1v- <daz KapddA u Bpu
Le.1et k!caxp.x.sU pra Arrive II Clinton. :. 90 -
Le.<t C..n1Ln 40 IN As14yo II ChInAao. "A II pm
q rive Il Ced1z Ra7-
Lis s......+.11Apn
conuecln< vt5 Al Through T1ans 70, Chseaxo md IL
E1x.
i, pexa: w1:a ttake* tae ra-tnport asd kAqu< ket.
At Yankee Eua. vi b taxt- Tor Toronto
At tUnian Gto.e with ,t4Ses fs1 f.p<aA+
Az L4ton With IL. ~ fo AaA%.ne-
Al o-As Cetar kartla vnh NAEea III Nxsnn Ypton
Nateu te3Ar FRik, RAvesJ. C1zsks.He BtAdhrd. st
harse. 4ih bel tas Dotse Nd aoux CITY, feIedo u.
nesta. Eldoss Sersds- D~oueeto, Hoaer Jeetson NJ
rcnzo. Ac~4on D<Acs he7 nd c4uaE3 b1x}A
With s;xa2er Rl2ckhzvk Csar River {uf YInton I'D
W1trr:eo.
he shortest. ehe,pek nd Auk expad1s1eos routs b.
tVtxn hieaEv ard centr1l Iowa beanx onty IL nlsa
fun CHieato 10 u Alsapfl RE4 nd th&ne4 directly
Ticks. for - = u NAssruet psses ca1.asa II.
AnaSsnt I'll b u tas de2ut IN Fuaoa. 70 secttse
II hAEse fr CHE ths ruad vhlth vii - eoavsyed
tY-5y i. SMITH, E1k. .ad sapt-
, 1859-09-02
Daily Revier Of Chicago Market.

THu1xpAr EvE.1xu, Sept- !.
FRE1GHTS-schr. Die Vernon, Goth 70 Butau II s.;
acls Summit, vhtat to Oswekp a:te.
FLoCR-Reee!pta, ssse tlls; lhytncnts 1879 bhs.-
a'Aes h'n 'or spring Extra bs-nda. Winter hands dull
saes ~er-:-"n bha ''ptuoetoa" spins Est5a 100 ths
oaweso do. lo bbs "Gra1~ d. 60 bbi. -to:kpo.t III.
c'ao 1e d. eo bbs "Fcx Ry.r do. and to tt1s ~Cosa
n4sfeid DOLL 100. Winter Extzs aoaiual =: t..5
@'.o Rye Flour quiet and nrsnlrsl At y as6ao
"hEAT-Re:E1p'a as.tss bu shlpnasnts ts,5ts Ia.
"fsTkk-steady. sales wire 80 ta No. l R-d 1t 81
on taes; aoo IN No. Red II 75c In store 80 tn Do
Ut TIC TN lack; bu RcIc ted on track; 800 bu do
II &c 10 rofe sf111s-Deciosd u R:e. ss~s vere:-
~ oasa Fnt At &c On ack 10 laks eho!ce Minnesota
club 1t &c on track 1oj pu No. Spring 75e In sprc
s au DO At 4c in store 500 bu Do In store: Is
tu No tpr hg Al Tic in store 100 bu do 70kc In sat
:o ba do 1t o In 20 hu Do II 6sic rore 10
bu CID Statdard ii t0r IN storr.
cuRS--Rrce1pts os.s bu; shipments "A II bu. De-
es'ne1l sae> vse-la9o tu Canal &C About; 1900
40 ii 6otc In ktore Is 90 tn No. at &C In store
20 tn No II :Sc In st 100 IN do e. kc Ii Ators.
OATS -Rsc iptA ao63 bu shipments, Is bu. Market
1iset ard ssade lover. Saes 100 bu No. in
o's At &c In store 800 bu do 1t :hc Id stofe %: tag.
vi &c tr7:k
KSE-neee'yss +aa ta. Market qusv.- sa:a. ~ese -
leN BIT No nj sc In store; SO bu do nj sc Track
tAHLEf-Eeeeitls. 81 bu- Quiet and noroInA :5zz
Sc
u1GuwlNEs-oulet md nonlnala.4e
ALCLH H-sc per ea'.
DfAS AID sHuRTS--b tons shorts aoll at Il % On
tsads.
sEEDS-Neccpts, <lle3s LIS Tl1nothv active aud in
eHot demand At previous ptiecs. Sale, II 80 hu
lfme, at sW track els bles far do. l9s on track
NESS PHRk-:3 is Ness purk, 1t 1910.
CUT AEATs-:oo pcs ehpuder at7:.
LARD-Somt II, al .o4Gsilc
TALLoW-1:cceipt., aso lbs. Sales were 30 blls No.
1,.tlhe,
ulDEs-Feeelpts, s.,s4l lb.. sseals. Green salted
'1Iskc; CGE,9e: Dry SAted. l281sc: Dry Fi!pt 14@
I3hc.
APpLEsAasket Sutted and du'1. s4les Of common 70
g"ul Mi li.au aud ladlanA Al LIS so and extra a
PuTATuES-Qul-L Sales Of f4r - tr.1oe nj 4osa4jt
AMI common atac
EGGS-1t falr demand 1t tic per doz.
POULTRY AND GAME.-tnc Chsc1tns, ista. o.
perd - tslrie chickens. 75e2 90 per doz Wild Duck
100 ptr doz-
DCTTEK-Cnghaased. F71k1u, laaltc; Chocc Dairy.
1i1iSc.
LUMDER-C4rxo Of schr. Tempest, from White Lake.
| mixed at 10.
LIVE SToCK-Rccelp pts 50 Cattle, Is Sheep. Market
without change. fHees 1ule low. The tales at shs1
mans to-day were:
, 1859-09-02

Tnrksp4T EsES11o. Sep. i.
WEA1rrR-Que warm. and ds{, with fft.a tzecz:
3ruta 'te Vet.
A1KlrEn CutcAeo-At Bun ,lc Ars ap.-rsn. tl'c.
Cu}.bng MI.*1utt..; II -r-at West b x uaance
s>Ap.1teEs Tartat =, Ao.raE1e Wn II. Crzf; AiIeea
r1I. Rainbow. totuela- Luur Star aud Storm kttG.
Ar tt1s1LAxp-Aus 5a-Se1ooner II. ballard
f'LEAa1p CnicAGo--Escm Buffalo, AUG. s0.-Proa
fu4Ao & sr!uoueE Aenteafc. II. N CIctelan- Aug
as hooncrs R-iit, John s. lted, Aat Ss. Aleans.
SEs.E1s rAs.Ito Ux7knr1. Aro. 81 -rr-F.oa. talena
r'hts Ii. HFfe II Alh1r1 J. b. Ctap.1; rk Il. uo.ns
tel. and black torr-aLd@a{t-r. 11kEoxn.
p'E*- brig tce1o 3hs Myrie L. II. cozoaa, or:oe;
f.op AoE.h III Light. All Caasd lark. unknown.
2he fonlxn sot-tpa. dent Of The Cevead RAs7r Ea51
h. Gtanl Turk Is in Lon on the hel,4a 10 load ios
he Danutc The Chs Walker is oadlnz for Cleveland Nth
k; tue Aasslon ked the l1th inst with asse.e1 earc
5ss Csxvc.And,
t1cHr-cspt. chambGrt..n. Of she pr pellcz Ever
s,cca City viii arrived Ia pom Tuesday hight st.sea
tau The liz al ii. git house on It's. el
threc ar fur hou:. from tselse t. three ococt
and tha, bns sel ud not siye CHI thaa On. d
ths gas Tampa In the street We have tine light hou. chi
u which as psud bat na1f Of the ptslus eo,npsl1
Q! til. ei. h4t Is sxrtM eaou1h aAd Tails l. u.
>c.ona Tat hasbos ha4 hern lei u, Utter dsfsae
II Il the keeper ret 10 II?
, 1859-09-02

MONETARY.

AAl1A4At NfkAtAus CEEA !.
Eastern Exchange still tends downward. To-
day the Banks we're charging l4@li per cent.
prem. but on the street it was difficult to sell
ut per cent Exchange on Buffalo Was sold at
per cent.-whIch in equal 10 shout for New
York. Before the close OF the week the banks
will probably reduce their rates to i per cent.
Currency continues in good supply. Gold in
limited demand. Discounts. loper cent.
81. Loc1s.-The St. Louis Dtmocrat Of ytste..
day sxys:
From Chicago, dispatches we're received this
morn'nR, thss E1chAnge there on the East had
declined to II prem. far Illinois and Niscop.in,
tile same that it has here. not on1y 80, bu, Chi
cago BANKERS Pfofered to s~ap Exchange with
Us here 1t II for currency. Last week consid-
ersbe amounts Of E1clange sold here for Chi
cago al about double the present rute-
Money is tight, md the demands for banka.
bic funds with which 10 pay up notes, &c ex.
eeed the present supply At nearly all the mon.
eyed hoases.
P1kxs PEAK GoLp.-The BIO. Democrat says ::
"Pike's Peak gold Was again bought to-day By
Clark Bros. 4 Co., several small quantities from
country merchants having been reuoittcd to our
ci,y merchants to sell Rates paid range from
SIS to tl7.5o per ounce. for amalgam or quick
slivered to best panped gold dust
CINCINNATI, August 31.--Thc Gazette Of this
morning says:
! The demand for Exchange was hardly mn 10
the average, but it was fully equal to The supply,
sud some Of the houses reias' d 10 draw, e1eept
fur deposito1s, At I prem While others made
two rates, viz: for customers, aud for out
eiders-
Eastern E1change declined in Chicago, to-
day, to premium, being reduction Of one per
cent. within the last fortnight. A CORES
pondine decline was est4h!,sl,ed here in the
discount on Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa
paper, which We now quote At II. At this rRte
| there is very good demand, and the bulk Of
tue currency bought by dealers is held in autic.
ipa.ion Of a further improvement. The rapid
progress that Chicago has made iutety tawards
| getting out Of the woods, encourages the belief
that Exchange will 70 down there to lc prem.
| THE quetat'ons for Missouri currency is still /
discount, but there arc more buyers than sellers
Ut this rate, and some lots we're puced to-day Il,
aud discount. The notes OF tue bank Of
Western Virginia are ut discout of u per cent
| The bnnk is in bad credit ut home.
, 1859-09-02

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