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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-13

which neutralises this maIarions roisnn In the
bapt and stimulates the liver TO expel Il from the
bods. As it should. so ii does care this affecting
DISORDER with perfect certainty. Aud II does more
or rather does what Is o more service TO those sub
jet 10 this infection. Ii taken in season it exncs
II from the system It is abe1rbed and thus keeps
those who use il free from It's attacks keeps the
system in health although exposed 70 the disease
Consequently 1t not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety oil affections which arc induced
by this malignant influence, saGh as Remiitens
Fever, Chill Fcver, Damh, or Masked Aaue,
Periodical Headache or Bilirus Headache Bilious
Iesess. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, blindaess,
To0thaehe, Earaehe, Catarrh, Asthma Palpita-
tl3Hs, + Painful Affections nf the Spleen. Uysterics
Cslle, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of tie
Stomach and Bowels, all of which. when arising
from this cause, win be found TO ussuue more or
less the intermittent type. This AGuR CrRs !"
removes the cause Of these arrangements anu curea
the disease.
This 1t accomnlishes by stimulating the cxcre-
tories TO expe +he virus from the system; and
these nrgans by degrees become hahitad to do this
their oiiee of their own accord Hence crises what
VIC term aeeiin citation. ilne may accomplish the
same end bat often life Is not long enough, or Ia
sacrificed in the attempt, Willie tnis = AGuE CuaE
docs II AZ once, and with Easrty We have great
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
causcd by the miantatjc infection. than any ether
which has been discoyered and il has It III another
important advantage to the public, which is that
II Is cheap as well good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-13

MISS a. kING returns many thanks HN
WI TO the Ladies Tor their past pal ronags, "
and hopes to receive q continuance al the u
aamo. she has returned with : large stock Of
nets of the latest styles, Blond Lacs, fne French
Embroidery, selected With taste; Lace vails. Kid
Gloves, g Gaantletts, SILK and Nooien Gloves, Asot
bxifsf, Skift. Supporter, French Corsetts, Fancy
Knit Hoois, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, selected With taste, DC.
Ladies are invited to eall Store south side of
Main-st., between a. and 3D. aa6s
6eptH-d
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OMNIBUS NOTICE

EINHE OMNIBUS will caN for passengers-ran
or shine, day OF night--ia ary part Of the city.
All orders leii with ]. X. Tewshary, Ut tho Rail-
road aud Steamboat Office, opposite he Billings
House, will receive prompt attentioa. Leave your
orders and procure tioAet and you can rest as
snred that you will he ca ned for. Ordinary Bag
gage free. 1ickets rs eents~
y. S.--uaving the ltgost srring wagon In the
city, am also prepared TO move Pianos and Fur
niture the sL0Ytest notice.
fes2ldly w. S. WINS, Agent.
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RAILROAD,
OPEr TO TORT MADISON.
ONLY ONE DAILY TRAIN.
CHANGE OF TIME!

LSR6M tTD AFTER THURSDAY, JAN. 9Th,
IL and until further notfee, only oHc train viii
te run each way, as ioilows:
Will leave keokuk ct a. 90 o'cloek o. m and arrive
st kost M ad sfsn ~ 81 a. m.
viii leave Fort Maaissn az gao p. M, and arrive
at keoknk nt 1900 n, fn.
TheT:50 O'Clock a. n, train FROM keokuk connects
at Eor Madison With Fret Ass Post Coaches cf the
Western Stage CO., makir~ sure connections ut
Darlington with evening trains East ard West.
sxs Il are by this ronts AS LOW AS TAB LOW
e. and passt Igcrs scisu ~ MS lev changes AZ
hy any esheF rpnte.-0x
T4iRotfaA a licEE Is ever sLis line car he pre-
cured 10 all ne principal rlasee fsst West and
Norsh, OF !. X. IEW ksBUa Ticket seeut, OPP
poxile the Billings House, Main ST.. kes.kuk.
L. VI. DAVIS, sup't-
Jan, 4, go dAw
, 1860-11-03
Wholesale Depot, No, IA Cedar St., New York.
Add1cs. HENRY C.. SPALDlNG i CO,


These ar:inss situated ii the valley OF the OaS
Orchard c;eek II IT, t'wn ns As,osn,.s; GentSsee
a'; Sias. % i lie Lle c1a4 aid fourteen mfe. uom
I:e r;,se,pa. Aca Springs arc three Ia number: bc:
xa circuit q. .s; ht4y ro1s u I1s h 1aai
spsa't tsE ss; r.
Ge xatrs dcorsd .ery .r:tiy uI.n .l,s psesenee i
such unuspai X q tsse G;s ,S r.a
In tue -eE5sulous d:2tAeas have been cured BY
Eater- ia.r ,trsn .t.ua.iy succcsa:l.
t4: tGMoe f se e s r. r..
sreaE Ia 4:,n- tes,ns u s:.v Het.caai s71nc ct
istsf y SfSsas y. FS k:s;f tts.
wARp ssr,xG. VI. T.. of S:w sorS: " y: G.srEEsl .t
:;s Fs:y Ms p &; q e. s;
rrfei to q ehsnn; ;!iaE5.ca Or several year.
ti:hiy Valuable ~ mcaicna; a:vat.. y, Campbell
di.ta.es II tic stoslIrai anu bpw.l..
S;,ole Ss1s e. :: i q s
Of New YORK IN which he .tasts that sas Ma.eEs pcs
Il. ss i ed l.
norc parcu!.:,S aalRtc nss clSnaS alerto.ls ., d
@ .a9 se
cMronic yscnteE: rhroEic ,.l:1res.s: chronic s5ss
su1rT6 ia aaa ,lse caI:qaasivs s~esi- Vi Mec,!s
FcyeF Ts W4trr may also b. olsen used Ill adsan-
Tair.esncc fom prt:actcd fevtrt, eyt lie t, appe
sach ~ arc dsprnt.-t ua relaxed ulcerated state
Of thc uemhrsn. Of Tie intr.s!nes n caleEi.
srtMents it T. the sui,Ale remedy. being prestFahe
to nralic ae being nlorr s0lssht aEd sss APT by
eases it can be used properly diluted ret:erans
10 diminish turt aad prctcrnatnfal heat ln skin d.
alkaline condition OF te Stomach ~ In PyEosls or
It Ill prove better than hydfochi0Fc acid
n case Of Caca pictoun, aud other nlnt'",sa cotr
quenccs aEi-inE FROM The acn u ae.ss thus xatcr vii
is iarynsltis, rtlEt.nic mu.tu+ cxts.h. anti humid
s.ttu1a chronic optsima EXTERNALLY! a Ea!Efe Ii,
ncrrsfcl aorc throat In GU OF +avaton aud IN leu
rvFyhra and giee:: and also tn plies.
when taken internally. = wtxx- -;1a.svrL Of the Va
ter di1utcd taken thtet tne+ day. sufficient for
adult.
Other testimonials from phyttcian. and other reapee
Asrut Draiprs supplied on liberal tcrms.
No WAFER cEx1!xx rsth:s rk,.rEEp FEoN
II. ". NUSrW!CK. so!c AGENT
, 1860-11-03
Daily Reyiew OF Chicago Market.

Fn1pAr EVENING, Nov. 2, 1860.
FRE1G1ITS-Dull and Hc lower. The engage
wheat TO load ut Racine ut eoc; to Buffalo. hries
&. 7. Williams, E. ". Cross, and schr Rainbow,
wheat at l4c: prop Mendoza, wheat at 15c.
Nsrtet arna sat insc3iIs saics 80 G prs
caedo1is Sssaa ~ 1 ael: @ 20 ST. Ro:heste1 3 ~
Se O. at 80 sf sa 1aa r.: 5apsf I IL
sprus e1t;s 1t sa4s del; IS bris do Il Sid deI;
10 bf1s do at Sis5 on track.
bu. Market opened buoyant and closed dali.
sales wcre:-s9 bags Extra Club at a5c on track;
:39 bu No. Red al 2ac in etore: 1.oso ba North
store; 1000 bu No. Spring at SEC in store; 1900
bu do At s5Kc in store; 5000 bu do on private
terms; ao:u GO hu No. Spring at Sc IN store; 900
15oo1 bu do at sc in store; 2o bu do at 81 lEc In
store: 1850 bu Rejected Red at 70c in store.
cOnN-Receised. = $50 bu; shipp*d, l8t 7s6 bu.
Market buoyant aud 1c better. Sales were 5000
in store; Is. .oN bu No. at 1hc In store; 1000
bu do ut Sc in store. New corn IN good request
and 1c higher. Sales werc:-a,D at e9cin store;
GA oATsSReceived 7o b.. Market Advanced &c,
viii an active demand. Sales were -, ITO bu No.
At l9Hc Fob; ITO bags do at 19c on track.
wcre:-;oo Ia IT, i At 471Sc in store; 1000 bu do
NJ HSnhEIHneoeivca, isGle ao bn. Market quiet
ssss wsss q bss q I've 5otss g p9e at e on
SEEDs--Reoeived, 1a.IG5 lbs., Timothy Seed
quiet but sirm. Sales were: is bags common at
*aso; g bags prime At sse5; a6 bags dirt5 tt
iliGHWlSEs- Received. s36 brls. Market dull
vate terms; 1u0l.ls city at 1sc.
sshSts2s's AEse B2F@Ssss. = p5&soo; ga :Ert.a Mess.
s95OG10O0,
, 1860-11-03

NEW YORK. Nor. s-AtHEs---C Unchanged, with
trinins sales at Is .25 for pots and pearls.
Of fuy c hut with 1na.c1ial advance oi ifeishts.
shippers refuee 10 operate. and the market closcd
heavy, with no buyers at the out+ide quotations.
Sales 1900 bbls at 3oG5 40 fos superdne statc
s5.3oG3.a3 for supcrhne western: $ss5Gt5s5 for
common to medium extra western $5.saGs5 H Tor
shipping brands cxtra rounG hoop Ohio. Kyc 1our
quotations Corn meal without striking change,
With triding sales. Canadian flour shade fr1ncr.
sales 5o1 bbls At ss.ssQs7: 80 for extra:
WalsKT-Heav5 and declining. Sales 800 bhls
6n1is-Mhsat opened shade hrmer, with hold
ers disposed to insst 1pon full prices. but with
crate 10 any matcrial extent. 1t The cloee hold.
cr- were free. sellers at . decline Of sG3c Sales
500 bu white Canada at $l.m. $1,000 bu amber
price, 5soW bu Milwaukee club at el.asG1 q.
fsG @ 8}nter se '1ss rcd Teftein 4 b. vile
on Sa!G Hda ana.Sa sand s. & seess &c e;
Gi.G0. Ryo dull and heavy. Sales \ 600 bu Cann-
d at Barley in good supply and ,hs market +
1ac for state. s5x for Canada East, % for Canada
rance asked checks tho denand,: sales G6,o00 hp
i1s4 ws.tsn =, ie sh3ppee r. freely 9es
iE:n tic. Oats heavy and declining. Sales 1t 37@
sc for western, Canada and state,
crate suslnc.. doing; ssies lido barrels 1t
$3.50 for old mess: s1s @ fl9,so for new
mese, *l6.s5@$1G75 for western prime mess.
sss s1 fs ec fS ues etsd and .ttadS Ill sss Of
bhls at $a75@$4 Tar country, $505. IS for common
mess, sGGfs.1 50 rcpaeked mes:. s106o@t11 for CT:
nemti,al Cut meats quiet and nrui, with email
Fa,es at e4c for shoulders. and 11xc for hams.
Lard dull and unchanged. Sales IFS hrls at 1stii
@1ss Butter selling at 1l@lse fsr ohl1 bland and
GnocEn,Es.-Co.1ce market continues firm and
Gss, e 20 nsE: S nSsSS ssa IL s' he
ttsady Sales $50 tierccs at ~ for e1-
port. The stock Of rice Aggregates go ticscea.
poFtant ,aa Change. sales eco hhds at eSet7E, and
| Without vii ] as.esiai Change i il p..es. - 4a' A4a
| & q. s.: C1evc. 8 ToI. ssx Gal. & CHI. M /;
~ s. guar. 354; Heading IL: Harlem IT: Harlem
preferred 4e.i nndson IS; E Eris s s9H' M n r;c.
EIic ID bds Wy; No: e. !esf; .. S. sr, =. .lo2.
! osyHGo, Nor. e-F1orH-Unchnneed
t,SA1x-Wheat rsnrket better. salcs 10 600 bu
M cn.caeo spring At n os aaoat; 15ooo bushel.
choice do at B.: 10Y aaoat - aGoo 20 bn wtntsr red
clnb md red Ut Silk, a,... sso b9 white Cam
| dian on D t. Corn auiet. Dars..v, lower. Sales
| 1000 Bay Quinte at Csc. Rye il limited demand.
SALE. ca2.de & e. OF nGmIas a! ube.
! LAKE, 1nroRrs-690 bbls aour, H. 800 bu wheat.
ea esrs @ b 1ys rs. asn, 800 b9 9st bu,be,.
! wheat, 5000 bu corn.
BUFFALO. Nov. e.-F1ouR-1n good demand
and market steady. Demand mainly eonfned TO
upper lake extras sa1es 1000 hbls at s 90 for cx-
UsO asa 1ad.ns aaa asfs esrss s
| &;nArx-Whcnt closed dull. sales 81 l.W1 hn No:
Chicago spring It kl.0sA@i.m, $500 bu e good 70
, 1860-11-03

ALBANY, Nov. about Q o'clockthi morn
Ing, a lawyer Of this city, named John Perry,
entered the premises Kept by John Crautield,
rs porter house, on Broadway, and commit
ted violent assault on him, throwing hand
full Of Scotch snuff in bis eyes, and tlen beat
ing him oyerthe head with heavy cane, max
ing tlrec bad wounds. Crantield drew . re-
yo1yer and shot Perry twice, both balls entering
tho stomach. Perry cannot survive. The
quarrel rose out Of snit for the possession of
the premises occupied By Crauticld. Perry
bore very bad character, and the sympathy
Of the community is entirely with Cran1eld,
whose action is considered entirely justilablc.
, 1860-11-03
SALE.-Sta,e

MASTERS S-ALE.-Statc Of ILL.,
1t4 noIs, Cook Countv. s. E-Super!or Court 1t
ChlcaEo-In Chancery. Jacob Fisher 50: Andrew Il
r. rotnieF Potter Palmer. aud Patrick I, shs akin. Bill
~ Forect0se Mortgage.
Public noilce Is hereby given. TINT In pur-uaace OF
Adeercta order entered n the above entitled cause
Master l Chacery OF tho superior Court nI ChlcaKo
WILL on tho seventeenth uay OF November. 4. H. i{o
At 10 O'Clock In tho fofenoo nf that day. sell At rDbn
suction to tss highest bidder for casl at .hs north
sald County Of Cook Tie following described rr.i
estate. Tor much thereof may he nerekxary to
satisfy the nf sud decree. With Interest anil
eovtA together Will aasseEs frs d.onr.ements and
c0tMta-pna on said xae. tu wit a the following de-
kcrbcd iOt pcce orparc4i ot aud situate In tr Town
or Lryden. County Of Cook. snd state Of Ir.inotss
M. and The vest half et Tic xs:t hnf the northeast
0) north OF range Five (!.. east O, The thr, .r
ctpni meridian. Also lot num ber ntetn M u iCs
humber one u OF The south section Of Eobn.on's
reservation lying and being In the township e,orr.sId
WITH ths 6aihss of tha sae1n lkt
Uatcd oc'ooe' 10y 'eo' oess3xl3.-td
, 1860-11-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important from South and Central
America.


NEW foaK, Nov The steamer Northern
Laslt. from Aspin"ail, ms arrived, Will ea'l-
lorna mans ol Tug iith III.
Inc hofthesn LlghI reports tno sloops-ol.
War lancaster ana ~ Mary at fa1ama, ana
the brooKiyn aao stofeshlp falmonth nj As-
panWan -otn. -,
Adslces IRON Valparaiso afe 10 sne 20 auo
S!no 70 tne i1ih OF octooeI Inc ~. steGF ~.
oloscs 1ay!or aao toucneo NJ Leta. tAe W.
ma@um oi t1e american eosernment naa as,. oeen
Fe)ectca ~ fcFa, 60 Lar as Inc LIZZIE 1AoWP
eon, GeoIgano and saratoga Claims arc COL
cerned. This refusal would compel tue Amer
1cam Minister 10 demand has paseports;
INC sup Lucy ann Halc was paftially ou9nt
on tae on Q, oci. al tauao. 1o.,. =,
nign,.u! aselosnt e oeeu1teu W tne ~. to.n ~ II
aory COCK A. oan Lo!enzo. lnsots,ns Gae ea-
NY 4oas ~ tuc !a!t nsr cic. ~ eI
VIZ uelns uocAsu VIII sne GleM LEV. W noa.o' l
"nen sumo staanc1eons 't VI tnS ooek give Sa1,
s7ns!ng c3,n g, ner 10 pltca ovel, wneh.sns rap1y
ntleo WIN VALET. eieal 1uuntl u teupie,
!neluutnf nieu, "omsu a1o Gnnusen, n1sA ~.
tne uospnaa, ~ peI!sueu. AZ w paltEn.s ,a e
were ~! Ano"n u tne uale u adsiScs, !'; ~. ~
Nas pS1ie'eG an T., tnal lne numoer haGu "uulu
5caen 1oV. Inc 9ninoefNounaeo" "ltn oronsn I'll
1eaoss arms anu legs, Was very great. inc
CaLlao was forty-l0ur gun lr1Satc, anu WIS
built ut Blackwell, England, and SIX yeirs ola
Inc dry dock was also damaged anu rendered.
useless.
Inc rexolntion n BOLIVIA "as suppressed
several onleers NAG pecn saot.
Aa'lees 1roA NlcaIaGua sia1e Luz ne"s aotl ~
, 1860-11-03
Accident from Firing a Cannon.

ALTON, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-Hon. Owen Loye5oy ar-
drcss the Republican Mass Meeting to-day.
Tho Widc Awakcs aud citizens turned out with
music and cannon to greet him. While the
Club was firing the cannon, it went of prcn,a-
tureIy, as joel s. Tuttlc was sending home the
cartridge, tearing his arms badly, aud throw.
ing him over an cnlbankmcnt, q distance OF
left forearm will probably be necessary. He
is single man, and an employee In the Plasa
Ea,1Atv
, 1860-11-03

Bark Arabia, CA!de1+ CotlluXHooQ, - Gus Hoon.
Dark Danube sopcr, Buffalo. 15oo bbls salt 800 bbls
apples, o.-.u o.u.uo ~. 49,. ..,,.o.a
M ifon, s;s esr wheels. 5oS beIes stun:
Bag Sit Charles Napier, Horne, Moretown, 100 eds
wood. :.
schr Maine, Crawford, Cedar River, lao m lumber.
ochr Sir William Wallace, Campbell, Muskcson,
scar Transit. % Young. Maultowoc. 70 m lumber, 20
n shingles. ,od
sens Liberty; tee.iek. rt washington. - e1' "'oo'
Schf HeFmndn- Stowell, Fort Co!notne, ,,.~
ochr sieanof s henderson, Lay c1ts' As !" 'au'0et'
o. q Mtn. ,,...~r.x-. ON =,
oeu1 U1son. anompnon; oSn asI @A~e' NV 1~
sehr White sSaal. Leoaafa: Buffalo, ao tons coal
Scnf Alpha "1ng eonth haven; ~ c4s Moou
scnf AozclIe Mef1Am, ffeequc ASE. u tons eU .1nn
schF Emeu, Nicholson, oswego' 100 tons iFon' 1l5o
b,ls salt rc .a, ood
sch scr Mea set Ied Hoyd' nia1o ~ eo'
schr Illinois. burke. Mqsksson 5; q = !: lnmbes
scnr schr T. Ie Msitowoe d eds wood
sehr en-, T. Eas.eeht, mi Aaskeson' 50 m lumber 30
ehr Vnnafq M SsT, osWso % III ptls ts eoal 80
ocnf 1ap.e 9nI. ~ iron "a brls OH 1soo ha,f bush
-, NJ ,nsasaref; an ,,o, sho,oxoan ~ cas rooa
Schr MaynS; hason " cas w m1 po1s mil.
sehf y ro.a 1,n irnp 4 NJ iumher fSeG saeinaw
Vt9a,rIni ~ Tn91h roetrrriiie a. ~ ood
Sehf nlla"iar. IT, natsa, h. ~ -. ,rs,5
sh. Wa;,nud ot nnTsio ~! a. NJ 1nmher
Scnf Hlc1mnaq; hcna, Dana.o azo ~ la4psi. ~ si
schf h1Joen, 1etefson' Anis1c'ua'a' ~ eu9
Wo4.c,. Wo94. D., ,r,,..... o., ... ali
5chr annie Cfalss. boyd, h1nEs1on, III IONS 1ali
road Iron. -
schr st lawrence. LawIencet G. Sneoosgsn: Go % Gus
| Wood; w empty DIE, ~ 9ptis nsn; r..
Schr Tnscola' aobb. Grand nasen: lSs m n, inmne5.
bfas BANNER ooFooh' tolt eoAoofae' ~ Ii 'uinoe1
,yV.01.r ,y A.,
| CAEAlthU.-.--"-'''No'' ~.
| Stmr Comet, Evans, Gr HaEen, 16 tons mdee,
| Is bbls sundries. s bags onions, 4 horsca,
| buggy, s head cattle.
Prop Galena+ Steele, bntalo S0 nols hour, ~ bsles
| rro, f]ttawa' Warrcn- Nuskc.on.
| rrop Patnrnnc' Gehhand Bnfs1o y 1ft, I'm wheat.
'SF I'D bi,is i,ous. tons hay. '''
Br1c Pilgrim. Burns. Oconto,
| Hri1 Fn9 Upxnrti. nnffaio. il an 1,u cnrn.
niSS nsrner MoTdnff Kannsha
| 80 r.s..-r- aSs.Sa D,xu.. IN cr- H.,
, 1860-11-03
Terrible Accldcnt at Now Haven.

New HAVEN, Nov. "A terrible accident
has lust occurred here. The boilers Of the
factory OF Dow d Brothers, makers Of the
woodwork of carriages, have exploded, tear
Ing away Q portion Of the building and badly
injuring several persons. One, a boy named Jno.
Kane, will die from fracture Of the skull
Two others, 6. G. Baldwin and Geo. DeWolf,
were badly scaldcd. Another named johnson
badly injured, and another boy named Rice is
supposed to be buried under the ruine. Tie
cause Of the explosion Is unknown. The canal
aud railroad track arc covered with the ruins
, 1860-11-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ..-.........Nov. 2
Prop Ga1ena, steele.- -. "a I'd rl,blt anples, 50
bdls iron, 1o3 pkgs sagsr, anpEes rice.
, l'bls rnolasses, atp wagon skeias, '--or.
aopkgs tobaeco, 80 pkgs saleratus, 40 pkgs
:. Prop H Foss, Wilson, Auskezon, 90 m lumber,
1J0 N lAth.
Prop 6ttawa, Warren, Mnskeson, 1ao N lumber, 10
N 18th. -, -.
Dssk Hungarian, Blair, oswego, 800 tons r iron.
, 1860-11-03

L. q T y
Master III Chanccr:, Cook cn'-..
Chlesxo, Oct fa r6a ocl9.., ,.;i
, 1860-11-03

i 1
III Jacob I:aas+il and Mary H. I.u-.r, ". NJ.
exscnte and deliver 10 .'le undersigned their II .
lndenturr Of mortgage. bearing d.te lie s~,rd ar T..
jnsy, A. .. la9. 10 secnre the payment nt r.; Il
rEumasoEy nci- Of even date thtrra Ill., rive" l., II
eail jacob Russell for the OF Foursc 1i,r..
pay abe nre years atterthe Ghtt lite
oG Mt the City Hank In Eo+tpn. MsssArhrsetia ~.
vidin. that The Interest terenE " t h sits! 1
rats Of ten Ter cent per nnnun. s:eni also IT, s:Y
able nj said Guy TANK. IN Eo-'o anrna:s IL r.
year. which sa!t norta.r Il recorded III It Eesc !,
of1re or Cook countv. StAtc OF I!.lnct+ III to.,n
mGrt4nEes utpass 6ltt .rt. whereas dc. alt f4 h. =,
made III the payment Of the last.u,ent tnicr,>; t.
the second day of January s4O ard no In liz ,",:
ment ol lh4 tnstai1cnt Of Interest due tie ~;
Of Juy. 1H0. and both rcnsir EHEsti: -
Nos. therefore, rnh.!c u6ire e hc1-br tss3 :t-.
the cty OF Boston and State os MAJ tct,.. T.
Int. TO iss ttE1l!r Ut said Hsrt.acr, In h -
the principal sum secured there b. h. .w II
OF said defAMlt In rayG4e.t h;ere.t
shall IL pursuance anu b, sitt til" o.. n!
authority In me vrsica BY sn isstsf saE. ~
uses anti purposes the rein rxFferseG T!nrev IL.
thirteenth dny Of December. i. Il. !t'1 Il ,',,,r
of thc Court lfulse. tn the rr "l t1La,u Il T.
ic anctton. TO the l.ncat bidder fer sat! liz. J,u
IN sa1d ulOrf gage described 10 wiz:
That piece or parcel o1 :and xcova Bn! ,l.sf.t..t
~ lot foar u. In burk seventeen iiJ. L.
section fife a III. adtt:on 10 The city nfc!: w = +
eighty tt-t !SN Font OIL 3tlce ,s. t;,.
areh and s!ghty fer. TN, In t:ptI Sc .., il
rssr according to thc psn retos'iei In ., s,+sts-
iucntS thereon Jtil.,~F, Mrtsl,tIt
!. u. PAzxEa. Attorney: v.uat:r. Mer,sssr-
, 1860-11-03
r1OyTHLY MERCANTILE REVIEW.
DRY GOODS.

DRY Goods, he they never go dzy, have been NOV
ing OFT during the past month though they never
1utendea to dry un,t nor an51hiug Ike it. until
the stocks should run dry. The aggregate sa1cs Of
the r,onth have hecn fully up to the preceding one,
The week o! the Seward and Douglas receptions
having concentrated Il large demand upon our n,cr-
chants within few days, would lead some to sup
pose TINT stocks would become broken, but enchi IL
not the case In most ell kinds Of goods our mar
ket presents as attractive bill Of fare. at any
time during the season. In fact some Of our lead
1ng houses have in bc1tc- assortment than at AnE
previous time since the fall trade conmshced
Thcrcit no falling OF in prices on cotton fabries
such as prints and heavy goodA- for winter wear,
NJ /. sometimes the n the close Of the Ecason
Dark prints are not being produced, and the pro-
-duc:Ion IL 60 nearly alt taken into consumption,
that rriccs are fully maintained The recent rice
In cu.oa OF some II CT must foon be felt in maau
fac,urel goods The spring trade will not open at
an easser market than tho present, and m advancc
w in all probability, be urged bJ manufacturers.
While there has been large trade up to this
time, It has been noticeable fact, that dealers
have purchased small bills, which apguss lively
demand for goods the coming month. compared
with former Scars, With all our prosperity, eau
tiou sccns 10 have been the watchwo1d with the
retailer which betokeus healthy t1ade-n paying
a. wull Al 4 buying ono. We quote selling rutee o'
1eadin: articles in tlis line, as sollows:
, 1860-11-03

10N H1 Chests 7. Fl. TEA,
wv :. REYNOLDS, ELK co.
, 1860-11-03

0sN BARRELS CHOICE WIN
LCV TEE APPLES. and 30 barrels New Tork
JUST 'eee''ea - sfGvESs 81 IN { WEBER
, 1860-11-03

NEtFN 1TVHH N6FF IVTAs
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Countcrfeit flves on
the Bank Of Hartford are in circulation.
Adyiccs from Havana report the bark Tyra,
OF New York, sold to slave tradcrn.
The Times Baltimore correspondent says the
nS MT the on Front Street @ % Theatse' % By crowd Of
men and boys, and scattered in all dircc-
tions. Only one person was injured. how
ever, with brick. After entering the theatre
an attempt Was made to organize IN antago-
nistic meeting, but the police interfercd and
dispersed ali but the Republicans, who, after a
few addresses, also retired.
liecncc from reliable source says residence
for the Pope is to be prepared at Brussels.
The ratification Of the New Grenadlan treaty
is to take place at Washington to-day.
The steamer Hammonia brings London pa
ners 10 the l9tft NcNs anticfpated.
, 1860-11-03

THOICE CxATAWBA AND ISA-
~ bella Grapes, for sale low By
STEVENS WEBER.
oeaSi3t1su N13 naadoiph street.
, 1860-11-03

KEwAxEE, Ill, Nov. Last night party
Of well known persons entered the saloon Of
E. Austin, which they completely "gutted,"
running the entire contents. The reason given
by them for this outrage is that MI: Austin had
expressed his Intention not to vote for Kalpl,
4. Tenny, the Democratic nominee for Sheriff
~ thfc
, 1860-11-03

Fuftue1 U3 E0c E01oPRs
ST. JOINS, n. F., Noy. 1.-The Europa,
Capt. Moody, encountered strong westerly
winds the entire passage to Cape Race
The Persia reached Liverpool from New
York, nt P. ~, on tho Goth:
The Europa passed, Oct. 25th, lat. 81 deg 30
min, long. II deg. 43 min.. the steamer Cana
da for Liyerpool-all we'll
, 1860-11-03

DURE SWEET CIDER-in whole
l. and haf barrels, received daily, md 70. taIe as
STEVENS + TEHpEE.
9ad .. fnfrl,
, 1860-11-03

Whole month. $e5 t655.41
Corrected earnings for the pscv's month 2l9.es7:S1
EAnS1Sos OF TIE ST. Lor1s, A1Tos AND cncA-
GO RArnoAp-Thc following table shows the
monthly statement Of earnings Of this road from
Qes. 1st to Oct. 31st, 1861;