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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-22
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II frl.n che system j. . ahs'rhrd AID thus ken
Hose Win ase - Tree from ~, aft,cs. Keep, ,i-
system H. health although Nps,ct - the dises,.
C0tt,eg aeu'it i, rHr "uls r..s, .+t prs,rci, fra
the zrc1. ,ariei, -. ale Il3ns Which are iaGat,s
hy th!> m'h<ngn; influence. 0url o, Renitir,,
rexar. Coil Fever. piUh. Hr MASKED Acue
pc..o,ca! Hc8iseae. or ,ialuI, br1is-he RI. es
Eeycgs. NNl-a,.,l. .hcur, lu,'E, Cont. Rhn6,e,s
Tn1tGscho. Esrla'.r Cststrh. i~'haa, pa,mi-
tio0s, Painful Airet.ba- az lie >r'ccn. Hy>,sslrs
Coli. PARALYSIS. and psmfh Affections - Ia
St5allch ard RpNvs. ia ri Nhica. vaen arising
l.o:a this cause ,'i &c found .o ASSUME more .
less the Intermittent type. I'm, AGrE CrkG"
removes tho cause of-bc.c i-rarS .mcl,;s and ,tei
the diseasC.
Thi. IL accompi-h~- 20 >iirn'i'atiu; the .xsre
tories 10 uXDcl IL. Vir.f f;an ,hc :, stem. aud
these organs ~ degrees e,Hu~ sati.cd "a 90 his
their Office vi the. ows .Ccu.u iei.-c arisf. Rhsi
No term ds,il,sG, ligoli Time Eay accomplish TIC
,ane end. but often lie - n", 'cng enough, o. Is
.criicei in the attempt. while tn, ' kGrU CURE ;"
ises 1t a, once. aui ,ifh >atets We have great
reason 10 believe this i, a suror - well as .afr
remedy for the whole elias, II |,~t,.c, Which e..
causcd " the miasmatic inf elton. lhan az, other
which has been discovered. ana D. la> .i.l another
important advantage 10 t!.c pt.rlc. which Is la;
IL j. cheap a. we'll a. good
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ST.. CsEhains Lsnleuess So aims. Wirdgsl-. etc. J.
foln's Eminent enjoys great repNtat!nn q at
cereal application fo- I1en and animals n tEe si"Te
a1ru--i case. -.
~ rl1- asuui-hins curaIsse properties - any med,
Il - Use - Il for he rheumatism, 20 which has been
- e or r.rrC than forty years. was y IN coatnec
en- as had 80 hrig-,. ~ coUid rot -urn myself but
was ..-lIi--rls cured ny til. Liniueh;. appaci y
-y Just before going e. bed. rubbing Il "a ~ri Hiih
utrt Inflammation va proiice'i ana tt-.
-r- a al tightly warm flannel. | have RECOMMENDED
b.. &c. rtrs IHN EcuGs - severe cases ~ rtSuitls
r- ICES. t--. aud TIE sane wonderful success has
~ attended = H. 4 friend Lad h. lot badly
ia. ,:rEr!y he prs- bat Perfect curct ty IL
r-- faf- Iinru-rt Al friends who have u.-i y
.r.. a.. "a, lriei % o. it d, -, -, 1.,i,.n,
.r- b. III : in tie w 'yai. NA'htN WIZ
80. = Fs-Ii.it i'f'i--H ~ F'~rlE'ig 'dra'a q
I.. II. "a. wish sor WcuG e-tsh i- agency ere
f,.- t... ..., 90. ljuIuyEt. ada Ea lIlv '' -
As -.F-. tIic a scarcely ." Pc abe T. 50 \ I
..r. hls. and procured = l. - e" YOU 4-ih
100. tf q frs aY2icaiiuus oi which Effected a CIV
-...~ t BE- Or --b any 't-iu-ff t.tNt ever 2-"
ANA 81 al b. glad have { Kept here CO.. st'' i, tist
4t al liG. CON- t...yus ct,,i. >eP -. ~
Us-rsss .L.F. Franklin county, a..
PUN and Weakness II tie fack and s.cr o. *
Y.sr-' Stsnilg . Ered My r. VAS atagtsS y.trs
i.' rfeL a % n~r hsc- ala -;;c - va COZ
f utrt O. he t'rle h,r bed. -. mad" I.-. ~ o .
r-rug ii.irre~f and various other medicine lui
irr,l s rel 81 uut. sc made Use Of - john. t'u'
....'. @tch fr~trd sp'-ir cure. -
srtI.. u4.,. Apd l. is. FREDERIC usi>Itt
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DIR. x. w. kERNOIT,
EcIe tie Phy>lciaD and Surgeon,

LCIt stt ~ Nftfss I'M ''
Would most resgectfG,ly announce that be VII
risit Lansing OH the second DAYS Of every InCntH
for th, purpose of meeting patients ai-lciec "llh
Chronic or lingering Diseases.
Rams ar the Lansing House.
DR.. Kermott has 10 his possession certificates
from. and is permitted 20 refer 10 hundreds al
gentlemen Of high standing and responsibility,
in Detroit London, Toronto, and other cities and
.ovos who. having been reduced 10 the border
of The grave from Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia,
and other ii sea-e. and having tried in vain their
physicians prescriptions, and most oi the quAck
no-trJln- for The cure Of those diseases, are nov"
from the use OF hi- Vegetable Medicines, III tie
endowment % perfect health
n Hcrrnoti has. IN the cities Of London and
Detroit. during the las; seven years. administered
u. different reruedis, agents Of the Vegetable
Kingdom to thousands Of patients. IN almost ev-
.rv variety of disease. with unparalleled success.
His medicines are exclusively vegetable, and such
= are SAFE. and .-iiicacious in the cure OF disease,
without entang Oh the patient any Of those
ni-e5i..s experienced from mineral pot>nns.
Chronic or lingering Diseases Of the Lungs,
Liver Kidneys, aud Scruiaia Cancers all lnpur'-
lies OF the blood. anI ali 'tir"ase- ~ c'ncn and
Children treated successfully.
Dr. Krrtaott has mao great experience IN dis
ease. o. the. Chest and Nervous system, curing
-undred- Of cases pronounced ncurabieby nther
physicians.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
- DR.. Kermot,'s residence, Detroit. En-
franc tn Dispensary, No. II Congress street
entrance TO Office, G.swoid street, hr-i fOoi from
! Congress.
! Or. Kermotr viii also visit Howell the 25th
! and Brighton the 26ih ~ every monJh. -:
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r' yrrcr -a;l he would willingly give ten d"t'rs p,
r G.. removed. rl- Thought j. could nos p" GHrc-
H.i.t t-r'fT- Hi family - s'.2 iit- Fal4 r
rrs,.. ~ nm ou hand. Farmers sfd rt.r.- htN.iE
. - ne, r.-r, gru,a 'realier-iv experience great
.... rtrr, ~. 80 .lainr BESI,TI\ lIUpDlf
N..- N-iurur.. t',.s
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. Comfy al Ingiism, -
- At L session al the Probate Tourr for the
county OF Inshaui, noiicf. at the Probate Office,
in Mason. ou Nou,iay ~" 81 ,av "c January, in
The yrar one thousand eight hundred aud fifty
nine. Present, VIM II. Pinckncy, Judge Ci
Probate. In The matter of the estate Of John
Berry. deceased or reading and fling the
petition, duly verified. OF Amos Workman, pray
iuc thai administration Of stt esti,c NAV be
granted to the sad petitioner
The-rupon II IS ordered, that M0nday. the 2srh
1av oi February next. a. o'clock in the after
noon. he ASS med Tor the hearing of sid petirion
and that the heirs nj law of said deceased, and all
other persons Interested in said estate are requir-
ed tp appear at session 81 SAID Court, then L.
be holden a: the Probate Office, liz ;he village OF
Mason. and show cause, II any there be, why
the PRAYER ni the petitioner should not be grant
ed: 1Hd jtis farther or9cre2. that said petit
toner give notice to the persons Interested in
~t.i estate at tc pcid". ~ Il sad petition. and
the hearing thereof by causing d copy of thi-
order to bc published in the Lansing Republican,
4 Newspaper printed and circulating in said coun-
~ OF lHgham ; successive weeks previous 10
sail DAY Of hearing. \ true copy
WI. II. PINCkNEI,
3wI9. Judge Of Probate
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I consiirr -
Johns Li'i.ne1t
far >Ipt rif-r - any
mrdiciue fur itr
same purg">" :
have ever Ea W..
either t.r man vT
lea.i. L. removed
4 lump - ont -
l.-g- a. INV 'fHui'lt
Est. % .iN week
stand Dg r. " 4
ueisht,pE- Els-
II ~S- ~ugg s-'--t g.
have been J. q"
fipr, irx .pt.rs.
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venrs.;age sale.

nEFAULT having been made IN the condition
IL Of "a certain mortgage executed by Joseph
i caRlr- of Lansing, iughan county, Mlchi-
gan, dor purchase money! % Rosei To- Bugs
and Ensign Briggs. OF Smvrnia, in the State of
New York, bearing date the 3ith day OF Deccnl-
her. 4 u. ls57. and recorded in the office Of
the Register of Deeds for said county of lngham,
on tia. 9TH day ot January, A d. 1858, i'll Hber
eleven Of mortgages, on page 81, upon which
Indebtedness III mortgage there Il claimed Ia be
due and unpaid at the date OF this notice, the
sum of tour hunirad and sixteen tsilG 90
dollars and in addition thereto an attorney fee
Ut thirty 500 dollars, WAS provided Ia Ice paid
nv is terms on foreclosure of said mortgage !;
aud no suit at law having been instituted Ia re-
cover the same, or any part thereof now, there
fore notice is hereby given, that 10y virtue OF
power of sale in said mort gage contained, ! shall
eel at public veudue, to the highest bidder, on
Nouday. the second day OF Man next, at O'Clock
in the afternoon 81 said day, at the Court House
in The village 81 Mason tthat being the place Of
holding the Circuit Court for the county OF Ing
ham ll.. premises described ~ sad mortgage,
ar 80 much thereof a. viii be sufficient ia pay
;he amount due on said mor gage, together with
thc costs and expenses oi foreclosure and sale
which SAID premises are described "a sald mort
gage "a ipl.usS, 10 Wit the east halt % the
no IN east quarter Of section No tnirty-iwo =,
in township ywo . north of range one ~ west,
IN the county Cf In.ham, and rare OF Michigan.
saving and rescrving from the south ives: corner
of s,d east half q; the nor'i. east quarter, tes
(Io1 acres. decided heretofore to Marshall X.
Walker containing seventy acres, more o. l'--
ROSEL - BRIGGS i ENSIGN BRIGGS,
Mortgages
WN- II. Pi>cKNfY. Any for Morigagcc-.
LIZ. i'm E,hrnArX / 4 ID $50 In-NI1
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crrr.f-s Hat ny aor Suffered a great drt. y y!
ahout fifteen y.ars 'ri-i every tlI tai
rg'at-' s.T,ri relief " holt hvu"i uiifl'
mad" u I. !. :. Iolu- Lam,ui ir~ AZ
.,...s ''.- 80 " ~ ,i1"f ter a tf-rrpeg' cure
~ f[rr-u.>vuts tgAi. ELIAS TWtSbS
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mas Won for itself such rcUo~u ioi he tti- a..
ever, variety of throat aid Luna tompla int. llal
il - entirely unnecessary l1t e. - recount q &
evidence Of It's virtues. wherever i has hecn si
ploycd ~ 1t has long teen IN constsn; Use
ilrnGhcu this section. nee: not da more tLsl
sssi..e the people it, quality kept up 10 the les.
u ever hss been. and llat a. iuay he relied OF 10
10 tor then relief al II Lss eses been found 10 10
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J urip removed frCU Horse and La!Geness
jJrs Nj - p B--fd. near 1fin. 0in Lad bore
"ffi = tar Lgu 1.- reg about ''c ne - ems XXI,
He iiusl'y hrctW 'irc i'st u" "nud r" :" used.
and NJ sclrsrly abe e. n. NJ l.IiUcIt
p''r.i ar1 r.ru"r-i u" lEup mi .f-c:ed = ;ho-
s0uGH
StF ~ af H.. rr. D-tI-r. 49, ~.f fiIrni-h s.
Jurs'- N.r,euHc- ats = J. ;, l.hf. 3 C., tiihn
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~iuGsals Ind Seve,e CGt + had 4 horse tit,t
49, 4rgs ndgsi upon each h'd itg. about * years
ri4d ~ naus thug- remove them ftn.t SIC
fraiiy applied = johns Luinent ir.e times z
.c'-sa. 'pr :r,- months hsea very a. TsIp
r. rnr .icT each Application heated in tie Iinimcut
with EHt shovel uufI' dry \ tturIUgi cure =
'-c-rs .h uf i've years sine" ard there bar tctu
indication - their rriurirg L. upon occasion
. u'y D. ard rat cash IL ny morse thr.r inches
10 -flt' aid inch ~ depth. W t-' ~ the wound
ps--i't- and hstu"d WIKI The tiniEcu'. by
si.'.} s"ry RAPID cure r1s ,teci-d.
: N,NFEN W4t.nr Station. Ohio
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and Prose " rlters, IN eyery variety OF style and
binding.
Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited
10 call and examine our stock.
We have also a large stock of Letter, Cap and
Note Paper, Envelopes Ink. States, Blank Books,
Fancy and Staple Stationery, in qualities, styles,
and prices, which cannot fail to please.
Our arrangements for obtaining stock from
first hands, and on the most favorable terms, en-
ables US to offer Country Dealers, Teachers, Lii
hrary Committees, and others buying in quaint
ties, liberal discounts from retail prices.
In connection with our establishment. We have
A Bindery 4. Blank Book Nanutactory.
Using the best of materials and employing com
petent worknen, We are prepared To i'll orders in
this line and can safely guaranty satisfaction in
all cases RAYMOND K SELLECk,
$50 90 Woodward Av., Detroit.
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Ectyo CureG cf Eyr1htsul w aun

I q
i-~ dat sy horse fell an Fran harrow N through
"a, ~ 'ca~el au'd ruin him. igppiea = Join.
II kIrRSE T,ffn 10
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fsros,;ssp Hvs5rP.

W.. Ii. Pi>CKSfY. AMY for Morigagcc
using. February /, s. u. 1859 ly.'
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GRIFFIN PADDOCK.
.fzGrsg...e safe.

Circuit Court Com'r Iu-hsm GO. Mich
y " BARNS, Soi'r tor Compt.
January 18th. 4. ID. 1889. 'Jw9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-12

About two O'Clock yesterday Nathaniel
Childs, Jr., WAS arrested on a bench warrant,
charged with the forgery of check for some
$3.50, drawn in the name Of p. Crow l. Sons,
upon the banking house Of VIM. II. Barks-
dale i to. As the case has been brought be-
fore the Grand Jury, together with another
OF similar character, it is not necessary to 90
int particulars. The alleged forgery Of the
names OF p. Crow & Sons, was committed
some days since, and Immediately after pay
nent it was discovered; but, the Teller being
new resident in this city, it was doubtful
whether he would be able to identify the per-
son who presented and received payment Of
the check. Childs, however, was suspected,
from the fact that be was seen in the banking
house only a short time before, and asked for
check on the house, sharp lookout was
kept for him, but the Teller was not able TO
meet him until vest erday, when he at once
identified him. and the accused promised to
take up the check. Even If this had been
permitted, which would not have been done
the officers Of justice were too fast for the
operation, and Mr.. Childs was taken into
custody, and is now in Jail.
The public will az once associate Mr.
Childs' name with the celebrated robbery oil
the Bank OF the State Of Missouri, some
years since, Of about $l20, 900; for which he
was arrested, tried and acquitted, and after
wards recovered damages against portion
of the Directors who were instrumental in
his arrest.-[M Mo. Rep, 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-12

To Demas Avery 8. B. Ayers, Ann Ayers VIM. G.
Graham, Henry blakesiy, charless 1 Blow, d. b.
Lambsrson; BLOW surviving partner Of the Arm
Of Charless Blow:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there is row on fle in the ONCE Of the Clsrk
Of the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, At Rec
kuk, Petition and an amended petition of Hiram
Barney claiming against all of you the foreclosure
Of mortgage executes by You Demas Avery to
Charles Mason Feb. FL A. d. 1854, upon the south
west quarter OF the southeast quarter Of section
twenty one, In township sixty-seven north, range
five west, In Lee county, Iowa; and praying for sale
of said land, much Is necessary to pay said
claim and costs; and also claiming Of you the said
Demas Avery the sum Of three hundred and fifty
nine and 80 100 dollars, and interest ct ten per
cent. from December /, 1858, calculated payable
annually, a. balance due for the purchase money
of said land, TO secure which said mortgage was
given by you to said Mason, and by him assigned to
said Hiram Barney, and for ether and further re-
lief and that unless you appear on or before the I'd
day Of the next term Of said court, to be holden
and commencing on the FIRST Monday in September,
Is 80 and answer thereto Judgment will be rendered
against you q prayed in petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
July IL, 500 dim Atty'sf for Plt'f.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-12

The Locofoco papers in Northern Ohio
abound in editorials charging and trying to
prove that Dennison, the Republican candi-
date for Governor of that State, was always
in favor Of the Fugitive Slave Law. On the
other hand, the Locofoco papers in the South
ern part of the State are just as diligent in
the effort to prove that he was always OPP
posed to the Fugitive Slave Law.
The Republicans find this course operates
to save them y great deal of labor, for the
Republican editors of the Northern half Of
the State have but to quote the Locofoco edi
tors Of the Southern half Of the State, and so
rice versa, to restore the equilibrium and
make it all right.
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July 10, 1859 dim

To David T. Brigham, Anna NJ. Brigham, q. NJ.
MARSHALL and Hester Marshall, Josiah Haines,
j. w. Rankin. Duvsll, keighler Dorsey, Ia
co partnership, Reid Bro, Ia co partnership
p. Ware, jr. 4 Co, Mildred S. Covill, Lewis
Feutchwanger, S. I. Marshall, Woods, Christy d
CO.:
NOU and each OF you hereby Motif I'd that
/ there is now file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the Dstric Court of Lee County, Iowa. at Keo-
kuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming against
all of you the foreclosure Of mortgage executed
by you said David I. Brigham to Charles Mason,
July 7th 1854, upon the southwest quarter Of The
north west quarter and the west half Of the rorth
east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
thirty -four, township sixty-six north, range five
west, in Lee county, Iowa; and also claiming of
you the said David I. Brigham the sum of five
hundred and two and So 100 dollars, and interest
at ten per cent. from December LIST, 1858, as
balance due on the purchase money of the said
land to secure which said mortgage was given by
you to said Charles Mason and by him igned to
said Hiram Barney alec praying general execu-
ton for balance IL said land should not sell for
enough 10 pay his claim, and for other relief; and
you appear and answer said petition on
before the morning of the second day of the
next term Of said District Court TO be holden at
Keokuk on the first Monday in September, A. d.
1859, judgment by default will be rendered
against you and prayer of said petition granted.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July q IS5Q-dlm Pitts Atty,s.
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The Hon. A. II. Stephens made speech
the other day, at Augusta, Georgia, in which
he expressed the opinion that the agitation
OF the slavery question had been beneficial to
the South. And he inferentially advises the
prudent continuance of the gainful policy
which has thus far promoted the interests of
Shareholders. In this he but follows the sug-
gestions of John G. Calhoun, who originated
the bitter agitation with the express declara,
ton that it was the true policy of the South
TO keep up the agitation, act as a unit and
profit by the divisions and the corruption of
she North.
The slavery question is the great capital Of
Southern politicians, and they will not cease
the agitation of it, but will go on increasing
their popularity and influence by the annexa-
ton OF Cuba and New Mexico, the revival Of
the slave trade and the enforcement through
the Supreme Court of their rights to carry
slaves into the Northern States as we'll as
into the Territories.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-12
Ixnoring the slavery Qnestion.
There are a great many knaves and fe

There are great many knaves and Few
smpletons who are everlastingly talking
about ignoring the slavery question. The
Idea is simply preposterous, for the slavery
question is above all others the lire question
OF the day. There are one hundred and
twenty electoral votes representing the SEN
timents and the property of Shareholders,
who regard that question OF more vital i'm
portance than any other, and even hold that
the institution Of slavery is entitled to high
er place in their regards than the Union Of
the States.
On the other hand there are 1876 electoral
votes in the North, representing population
most Of whom are sufficiently fanatical to bs
opposed to the revival of the slave trade, the
domination of the Shareholders in the Terri.
tories and the extension of slavery over the
rest of the continent of North America and
the islands contiguous thereto.
In this State Of things, the New York Staat.
Zeitung, German paper, we'll says:
"The slavery question may indeed be To-
calixed in the Territories, but the question
whether it shall thus be localized must be de-
cided by the whole nation, and every party
which attempts to pnss over that subject in
silence will be destroyed in the attempt,
whether it be Northern or Southern party,
or even that party without principles, which
we understand our contemporary to mean
the Buchanan Administration and it's follow.
ers.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-12
July IL, Is59-dlm

To Daniel Ii. Crosby, james s. Walker, Charles
Parsons and Martha Ann Parsons his wife
VoU and each Of you hereby notified hat
i there 10 file in the office Of the Clerk
of the Dgtrict Court for Lee County, Iowa, at
heokus. petition Of Hiram Barney claiming
against all Of you the foreclosure Of . mortgage
executed by you the said b. II Crosby to Charles
Mason upon the north one half Of the north west
quarter of the south east qusrter OF section TWEEN
ty-six, and the east one-haH Of the northeast
quarter Of said section twenty all ia tow nship
sxty-soven north, range six west, In Lee county,
Iowa, bearing date Of December Is, 1858, praying
for sale Of said land to pay the claim to secure
which it was executed also, claiming Of you the
said ID. II Crosby ten hundred and seventy-sx dol
lars and sixty four cents and interest at ten per
cent ftom December lst, 1858, a. balance due for
the purchase money Of said land to secure which
said nortcs5e executed by you TO said Charles Ma
son and by him assigned to said Hiram Barney,
and for other and further relief and that unlesy
ysu appear or before the "a day Of next term
of said Court, to be held September 9th, 1852 and
answer thereto, judgment will be rendered against
you as prayed IN petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July II, 1859 dim Pitts Atty's.
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New york Money Market.

Especial dispatch to the ST. Louis Republican,
New YoRK, July 8.
The close Of the week brings with it the
first indications of the relax alton in the Mon
ey market, expected after the heavy payments
incident to the LIST Of July had been provided
for. The tendency to increased ease, how
ever, is not decided enough to affect materi-
ally the rates of discount, it manifesting it.
self chiefly in the negotiation of call loans.
The abatement in the gold export seems to
have contributed to the freer supply, and for
temporary use 81 per cent has been accept
ed day on first class securities. The ru-
ling figure is 6 per cent, at which lenders are
more numerous than early in the week on pa
per. The rates for long dates are fully sus-
tanned, and in most cases rather more des-
rable lists may be had at per cent, while
short bills are still scarce, and 90 readily at
6 to 81 per cent. The general temper of the
stock market to- day is not so satisfactory as
yesterday, but yet there is no material con-
cesson submitted on the better class of &C.
curities.
The weakness is confined mostly to several
prominent Western railroad stocks, which
are pressed for sale for future delivery
The weekly bank statement, closing to-day
will include the average of only FIVE bushes.
days, but nevertheless will reflect the heavy
movements of the week.
The Bank specie reserve, will, we think
be within $2l $50, 900. against $22 400, 00(
last week. The loans are expected to show a
falling off.
The total exchange through the Clearing
House for the five business days this week
were Sl05 388,8l8, an average per day Of
SCI ,077,763.