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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

DETAILS ARE IMPoRTANT.-A house
holder in an eastern village, in filling up
his census schedule under the column
headed "W here born" dos ribed one Of
his children as ''born in the parlor," and
the other Cup stairs -
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

w In Milwaukee the Republicans
have made large gain, electing City
Treasurer, and greatly decreasing the
Democratic majorities on the balance Of
the ticket. r.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

How TO GET RIcH.-Notling is more
easy than TO grow rich. 1t is only to
trust nobody: to befriend none, to heap
interest upon interest, cent upon cent; to
de.tr,y all the finer feelings be despised,
for some twenty or thirty years, and rich
es will come as sure as disease, disap-
pointment, and miserable death.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

% We shall publish next week a
list by the premiums to be awarded at
the Second Annual Fair of the Pierce Co.
Ag. Society, members commiite S, &c.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

Rev. ]. o. BARRET, will preach at
C.x's Hall, on S ,nday NIX, at past
8 o'clock p. NJ. lso at the School House
n Hosea Bates district on Sunday Even
.ng.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

eSWe would request all our friends in this
and adjacent towns TO aid us in giving interest
ts our paper, by furnishing us with items OF
local news. articles on any OF the industrial
interests of the community, or of a literary
character.
No communication viii be inserted, unless
accompanied BY the real name Of the writer,
not necessarily for publication, but as a guar
anty of the writer good faith.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

Eg President Buchanan has sent a
defiant message to the House, refusing TO
be investigated by their committee. Won
der if they will shut him up along with
HYATT
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
Report OF Committee of fnves-
tigatiOn OF tgae COnnfy Clerks
Office.
Published By order Of the County
Board Of Supervisors.

Your Committee appointed to inYcs-
tigate the accounts, books and papers of
o. Gibbs, Jr., the present County Clerk
and of 2. V. Wise and Henry Teachout
former clerks up to the beginning of the
present year, beg leave to submit the fol-
lowing Report:
That The receipts and disbursements
of redemption moneys. and the sale of
tax certificates, to towns and to individ-
uals, by Oliver Gibbs Jr, County Clerk.
from JAM, LIST 1857, to jan, 1st 1860.
accounted for to your committee and
appearing on his books are as follows:
Redemption morcys reed from H.
Teachout, 81 so
lax certificates sold TO town, 1886 10
In iividuas 3.42S 80
Redemption MONEYS received. $3.50 OF
CONTRA.
J. S. Ayers receipt for redemp-
ton m -neys from Ii. Teach
out, 81 so
Town Treas. receipts for tax
certificates soil 9 59J 10
Co. do do 3 42S So
Redemption moneys paid
out 5 All 20
do on hand to bal, 40 80
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
G.. ]. APP ROBERTS.
River Falls, March, %, 1860. n39t-f.
Sheriff's sale.
State of Wisconsin,
Circuit Court for Pierce County.
II. a. Truman

State of Wisconsin,
Circuit Court for Pierce County.
II. a. Truman
vs..
L. S. Lewis
By virtue ola execution to me directed and
delivered, issued out of said Court in the above
entitled cause on Judgment OF a Mechanics
Lien rendered by said Court, have levied up
on and this day taken the following described
Real estate and buildings situated thereon, to
wit One Blacksmith Shop, thirty -four feet
long, by twenty wide, and dwelling house
thirty feet long, by twenty two feet wide, sail
buildings being nearly new, and situated on
Lot No. - of Block 70 in Bay City in Pierce
County, Wisconsin Together with all the
right. title and interest. which the said defen
dant had at the time of rendering said judy
ment in and to the land on which said build
ings are situated, not exceeding one acre,
which l will expose for sale, and sell at public
aution to the highest bidder for cash at the
premises in Bay City, in the County and State
aforesaid, at three O'Clock in the afternoon of the
fifth day of May, A. D. 1860, to satisfy said
Judgment or mechanics, with costs of sale.
j. S. WHITE. Pitts Atty.
II. p. AMES, Sheriff
of Pierce County. Wis.
March, Oath, 1860 no39 CIV.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
ST. Cr0ix Valley Paint.

a new and superior article for the use of
Farmers, Manufacturers, and the public gem
orally. 1t recommends itself
lst For its Durability important
essential in its use upon surfaces subject to
the weather. -e ~
End For its Resistance to Fire.
a.ffording an extra protection to exposed build
ings,
Sd For its CTieapness, making it suita-
bic for the times, and adapted to general use.
Prepared by OLDs, CURTIS eco,
Clement. Wis.
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

BB The publication of the Madison
Argus ee Democrat has been resamed.
E. A. CALkINs, Editor.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

E The Minnesota State Agricultu-
al Society has passed resolution to IN
vite Horace Greeley to deliver the ad-
dress at The State Fair.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

lion. VIM. Fl. Bissell. Governor of the
State of Illinois, died at his residence, in
the city of Springfield, on the 18th inst.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

Sarah, said wag, it's all over town.
'What's all over town 2 was the anxious
inquiry Mud
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
Wednesday, April, n, 1850.

rs Advertising bills must be paid quar-
erly. in advance.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

Pierce County in account with p. V.
Wise.
To amount of cash paid to Hen
ry Teachout, CPk Of board SIS Is
Statement of les made upon the
Book of Records of first sales in Sept.
1855.
Page 4. E hf of NV or of sec
Z Town 90 range Is Paid to
j. S. Ayres, County Treas
urer, by John Moore and re-
ceipt produced to me. 81 so
Page 6. The NV or of sec 2
Town q range ! was bid off
by p. V. Wise and amount
paid to J. S. Ayres at sale 81
Page s. The hfnw or and
the ne or of sec Town 26
range 10 were paid prior to
ana receipts shown to me af-
ter sale 7 81
The ne or of sc qr Of SEC 7 Town
26 range 10 paid to J. 8.
Ayres after sale by f. WEIR
mann, 9 o.
The ne ar Of NV Or Of sec IS t
26 range 10, paid to j. s.
Ayres by G. W. Logan 10
The W hf fsw or sec Is Town
26 range Is, pad to J. s.
Ayres by Simon Mill shortly
after sale | 90
The SCI of sci sec % Town 2e
rangel9 was bid off by p. V.
Wise and amount paid to J.
S. Ayres at sale / 10
The NV or of sec 81 Town 90
lange Is was paid to j. S.
Ayres and receipt shown me
by Mr.. NJ Cray $1,85 & 1892 II
Page 10. Lot in Block J. ~
and 2 in Block @ ,83 were
bid off by W f. Cross and
Wallacs Ballou aud amount
paid to ]. S. Avres at the
time ofmaking out and de.iv-
ering certificates l 80
Lot 2 in Block @ was bid off
by w. f. Gross and paid the
same as the last y
Lot in Block l bid off by
Wallace Ballou and paid for
as above 81
Lots and in block G were
bid off by Jno r. Freeman
and paid to ]. S. Ayres as
above l As
Lots & in block Ia bid off
by same and paid for same as
last above stated "a
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
Amount
$50 "a

The County Treasurer did not furnish
the CLERK of the Board of Supervisors
with any sale list, aud never deposited
any in the Clerks office land the only rec
ord that | know of being kept by any one
was this ono alluded to by me, and which
was taken down as clerk would minute
the sales made by common auctioneer
Of goods. And the said County Treas
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
$50 80 $50 80

Your committee have received the
following statement from H. Teachout,
who collected moneys during the year
1856, on the tax sales Of Sept. 18th
1855 and April s 1856.
Henry Teachout, County Clerk, in
account with Pierce County. Redemp-
ton moneys received from Jan. l 1856
to Jan. l 1857:
Dec. 1852, Red tn by Sprague sl,75
"29 '52." II. Hammond 1920
Apr. 6 SO, /" rs. E. johnson 4,55
June Fl" 81. WOOD l,'O
Auo 70" &" ar. Blakely 1910
Sep. ~. w. Davis 1877
:. I" 4" 1924
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
NO EXCITEMEFlT I.

But the people arc convinced that he
Journal Block at River Falls is the
place to buy CORD goods. cheap for
cash or ready pay!
Where G. /. AP RoBrErs, having pur-
chased the we'll selected stock former
ready to 81 goods as low. as any 9TH,
or merchant in st. Croix or Pierce
Counties.
He is now offering for sale
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
1926, SO
CONTRA.

Aug. %, SO, PailJ. S. Ayrcs, dept.
60. Treasurer, 1920
Nav 81. so. i" is. White 1873
Sept. 1856, S. T. Otis 5,2l
Jan. |, 81, o. Gibbs, Jr., sue
cessor in Clerks Office, 1850
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
$18 GLIB so SlS GLIB 80

SlO OIo oU Slc oIo oU
Your Committee would say, however,
that Mr.. GIBBS receipts for retention
moneys paid out fall short of the above
account, the sum of seventeen dollars and
fifty one cents, but the items making up
this deficiency are accounted for on the
books. and your committee have no doubt
the money was paid as the books show.
1t will be noticed that the two amounts
of redemption moneys received and paid
out in the foregoing statement disagree
with the report Of Mr. Gibbs to the
Board in the sum Of Sis Go; this was
a mistake in making up his report, by
emitting footing of column Of items
drawn off from his book Of redemption
moneys, the amount was both received
and paid out, 50 that the error does not
affect his accounts.
Your Committee have made thor
ough examination of Mr.. Gibbs books,
and find them we'll kept; and so far as
he is concerned, the Office is in good con-
dition. They have found one error in the
description Of lands sold for taxes and
few slight errors IN copying figures, all of
which have been corrected.
Your committee have been greatly
facilitated in this examination by the sys-
tematic arrangements of the books,
and the Gear record of financial transac.
tons.
Your committee have received the fol-
lowing report from 2. V. Wise, who we
find from an examination of the proceed
ings of the Board, was County Clerk from
November 1854, till Jan. l, 1856.
Report of Clerk Of Board Supervisors
of Pierce county to December 3lst 1856.
2. V. Wise in account with Pierce Co.
1855.
Sept. 15th-To cash received of
Tuttle aud Wells on sw ar ne
or sec 33 I 26 range 10 81 10
ne or Sc sec 33 T 26 range 10 10
Dec. $40 cash redemption
money W hf sw or sec 80
Town 81 range Is sprague l. rs
Dec. 29--To c.sh re lemption
money NV Or ne or sec Is
Town 26 range 19 III. Ham,
mond. / 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
The Grain Trade OF Chica 60 and the Crop
OF the Northwest.
IRON OUR srEcIAL CORRESPONDENT.

IRON OUR SpEClAL CORRESPONDENT.
CHICAGO, H., oct l, 1850.
In view Of the supposed short supply Of grain in Ed
rope the preieIt year. and Chicago has long been &C
knowedged 10 be the largest grain market in the world
IL Will be interesting to learn what portion Of the dea
cheney in the Old World be supplied from here. To
this end am enabled 10 lay before the readers OF the
HERALD The following reliable statement prepared exclu
sively for me by Seth Catn, Esq., Secretary OF The chi
csgo Boerd Of Trade. he says
The crop OF most Of the cereals in those sections Of
country tributary 10 Chicago Inns been unusually large
the present The small grains have been secured
in good condition Corn s ripening early, and most Of
the crop already on, Of danger from injury By frost,
ard nothing prevent the gathering Of an unrre
cedented crop Basg calculations upon the increas
ed area Of land Tiled and comparison OF the average
yield per this with former years, we estimate the
aggregate bushels of grain 10 he marketed 10 Chicago
the crop ls6o at about forty millions OF bushels
and should any thag unusual occur 70 cause very high
prcss the receipts be Increased from - to 33 per
cent.
To give come idea Of the increase In this branch OF
trade and the magnitude Il has assumed, we give the
following tables receps and shipments OF all kinds OF
grain the last sx years and Tor the present year 10
the j., inst, with the quantity OF wheat and corn re-
ceiyed from eGca crop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

sspso y boa. from ship c1assds ss %
hs ssy-Sad s or s q PED Fitzgerald, E
0is man ,osg s,sa. Ws,a Porto css.o ,sa,
&C. % DsIs;, Sus Had heavy NE gales and heavy
Brig ASsy sx Avery x.raeA'O, Sep, a. with hides. eof-
md Fn s ps 20 KY Orleans Sept 10 with
Brig Grand Frederic . larry, Grand Breha's. NE. %
Big triumph BT Heagan sydney, CB II days. with coal,
Rlis sarah Hernise Clark xaehas days, with asAs to
q with salt 70 Middleton Co. Sailed In company with brig
scsr Thomas sasey tBrJ Mcconnell, halifax days with
selr ] psRossei,, Tucker; wn ningtcn, NC 7days.
sehr hnsnes nsvs wim,ngosSd ~ - Gays
sehr Conrad, Foa. Virginia
ssT s so1Sss ias Ss's nsssS Virginia
ss ssr s srsSf mes Nsssn sT Virginia
s sssI 95s Jones: T M.s.. Wynn ylsa.
scSr Baltimore BALM Mayo RS4sssthpor. for Boston
sr s sps for Boston
sehr staten Islander Palmer r1aSshpor, for Bradford
s sssr a s,su. Moore Moore Ellsworth sdays
Sem gsoSa; naa s Han ESssasd
ssSI Esossas S SINAI. salem %ssI:S
sehr Corr, kelley. Gloucester, days
s sssr smsa k snsSn x.l Dsna sssa
kchr II barnes, Raymond, Harwich, days.
Schr Village Gem Baker Boston, dsys
Schr Laeon, Bearse Boston 3daya
Sahr Granite St IT, Hallet Boston days.
schr David Cor Cornish Boston for Albany.
Scbr Emblem, Huise Providence, days.
Sekr Q A uow, Hutchngs Providence 2 daya
Schr EexIco, Briggs, Newport, IL hours
eehr Beckett Chstneld, s,oninston for Rondou,.
schr 1mma futile, Butler, New Has Gu, q days
schr Imelne hull. Smith, Clinton. days
Soar Dennisun. Stout, Deep River for PHILADELPHIA.
schr Bolivar, irgraham, Rondont for Boston.
schr Monirose, Hamuele, Rondout for Boston.
don Bruce 4 McAuhh.
Canal boat James Mcaee shsrrey St Johns Canada with
barley, To Maitland Phelps 4 Co.
Steamer Mars Nichols. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Concord. Norman Phlxdephia
Steamer Vulcan Morrison. PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Dawn. Perry. New Bedford.
Steamer Albafruas Jones. Provtdonc0
Steamer Penguin. WfifAma ProvtdAnoe.
steAntug Forbes, Norris. Boston, 80 hours with ship
Abbott Lawrence In tow.
The Of the master Of brig Norfolk arrived eve
ming should have read Andrews, not Emery
BELOW.
Shp Richard Aisop, wstipgton, from GreeDock.
Also, ope bark unknown.
Steamships Huntsville Savannah Nashville Charleston
agoke, Norfolk &c; ship Amazon, London.
Wind during tho day Sc, with rain at sunset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



CAiEs-<Tso-s in Brccklyn, on thursday, sc7sem.
bef ~ oy the Rev {. G Nostos. Iups,S talNlS, Q,
thls city - Mas hAtyINA SiM0Ss, of Brooklyn.
fhlacciphia and Ulster county papers r'esse copy.
tootwtS--toots la Wednesday. October 3. By the
Few ~, Cutler, y TRUMHrtt Goonwiy e. EtzsnxrH NJ I,
eldest daughter ~ David Cope, Esq I'll Of Brcosiyn
HNrs--RovaNy On Monday, September IL, BY the
Rev. IA Naitsou SHERWOOD HfxEs 10 Eyntr, daughter
Of Henry ]. Komsine, ESQ all Of this city.
NaNSrg-citsK --in this city, o, Thursday evening,
September q, ny the Rev. Mr. Hare, y Il MANryG, Of
New Brunswick, y. y 70 Niss SrsIs u. CtAEk Of New
York
California papers plesse copy
PxsRss-AftKs.--in Harlem, on Tuesday october 2. Al
the jense Of Thoe III cay ESQ brother las Of
Tie bride, By Rev Nj. Adams, THxopoRs n fRaRsr Of
iondon, W SARAH second daughter Of Dr. Charles Allen,
81 Kulsee, ireland
ssuH--BllEr On Thursday, october 4, at Calvary
church, BY Rev. Dr. Hswks, Mr. HgSsy sxri, Of Wash
ueton, y G., 20 Mrs. NANCY N, Btsxs Of thn city.
SfFYEps-~Rocss Al Tivoii, Duchess county, on
Wednesday, ootober Q, by TIE Rev. Berry Monteoms.
~, AiusFf srTyFfs V MsTgna LIVINGSTON, daughter o.
the ate ncnty Rogers, Jr
WAtETE--HofuRooE On "Wednesday, October y by INC
REV a. IL Montgomery, THOMAS GBoRcE WsiSER " lrcv
n, uAeshtcr henry A. AolDfOok, ksa, ali o. ths cry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
Port OF New York, October 4. 1890,

CLEARED
Steamship Huntsville. Post savannah--fi u Crouwe Co
Steamship Nashville, Murray. CaArles,on-spoGord Tnesa
sseAmsh.p Roanoke, Couch. Norfolk &s-Ln1am Helas
SHIP c,niariou, csuikln. Lirerpool
ship Moro css.le. krosits, b stnl-J 81 Eiwrla Co.
BaTk AiAlAnlA brem iioranaan Iondcn-Iisasss. COS
.f.is Amasop tsvs,. pAsneserr Cork AMI mnke.-r P
b.rs There.s lsr-ul Hoswr, Brcn.u-H Kcop.
.Bsia wntare. Perkins o1braiar ana . mArkes-Gomss
y prc'ssr, x,,irsr. sae at.esos 9 sspseu,,p an
Nee ''"'.N'-~ 49, s4
n'Is c-isa.as ar kpr 4 ioAu.. WA sr ssrs lcc
se' sohn Stanley ysck.os. cnsrsssoa-NeCrssay nos
Ss, s ssss f'sSa
seSr f.sts.1s. rsasTs. B's.as a,e %,
sloop " ii bowen Br'shercn Erisiol-Nasicr.
Steamer Bostcu- Croker. Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
s,eamshiu GLASGOW Or. Thnmsn. Averpoo Sept y, -
ae hesvy westerly vssser iAraughgv, ne gss-sgs q 80
5 %c; r e ssssy MS 81. s.; ss 'A' Richard A ""
SsssmssIp igrsswn rsr,s kissnOud &c, vim Hi's sna
ssg .5o :, &c ~; ~ & ,osacT r.ysy As'' Bay
sSS,o st5 iswresce rsusrsss Bo@,cs hour. ia sJ.
ias matter load for nurope was towet . thi rorl ~
$40 I.%s., .'.s sss. Wv s.s,ora : A'us .
i ss' a %a Baas 3; ssS .
gales the Aug - la 50 3o lon H. rassed the
bu Of vessel Of stout $50 tons apparently wserloggcd
everything above Sept 10 lat ~ % loo So spoke
Ranger Of Orane with 70 10 sh th ist g. lon
81 20 passed long hrg hi uakt with cruerecs aud rigging
attached sppareuty but hnr une IN The water sept W
LAT IS lon 40 ~ encountered severe hrfrrane from NV,
which lasted hours could show sal duTins be time
Hak 1iyos Brown rcnse PR sept IS wth sugar and m
lestes 10 sturges Co lat inst a 81 5 In "a 90 sgaaxed
bark W flohfOuk, steering RE
hsk Oregon a. New Haven CHASE NsrnAbo Pr, Is days,
via sugSr and noiasses 10 Maitland, Pie "a A Go.
Rurs Ssf rra tgr 81 Yarmouth MS Fran~s CcrfucKos,
- daya With 10 Ih1pas dsmea Sypt "a IN Straits 81
f0iaa N company With hgir " NRh ~ Cherry sd
heicEe feroIts iad st tore aud main to nass aDd IL
f tinrr sarAs zt part - de- X bal IL gae Of lh
Re y bad experienced very heavy weather irm wh u
IAN hnd wcd pu n thafeer, &c cred ssssttn-s but 4
teered sfpt II. PN, a camrany with fr Jr
Nsk, aud re ueAt orna her hard and ft Cape ~
Ariono bed cn he pAssare VII M-DcmAii IL ScAna.
Francis ClsS, Il HrHsx ead Andrew Eeaou ii Denmark
/ AT efTfms verf buried a sra
rIt u ssseitirr q Rockisnd), sprogs, Remedies. N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
POS DIREC TORY
Foreign and Domestic Mails.

TIME OF CLOSING AT THE TKw YORK OFFICE.
The Post Cnice closss half six O'Clock r. M In
stead Of seven, rs heretofore.
DosEsnc Noffh-Albsry, Buffalo and Canada. .S r. n
western mall via Erie RR IS AN. and b. p N
South and So. W. mRa. :. IS AN. and AZ r. NJ.
Eastern mAu, BY raroad. . AN. and Z
eurDAy NArrs. On Sunday al m ais close 81 this once
nlkP NJ
CAxrokxIA. BY steamship -, on Thursday, o.
The Overland Man for california leaves ~
Louis every Monday and Thursday II "A. "
Letters designed for Il should be marked over.
sLlxr err The oserand Mail from st. Joseph Mo1 70 Salt
Lake City, leaves 81 Joseph every Monday and
Thursdsy, ate A. ~ Letters should be marked
Overland, via st. Joseph
"a. PAclrw.. BY steamship -. on Thursday. &C.
tober ...............................R A. n.
BANANA I.Asre the day arrival OF each alter
nate Cunard packet Al this port, being once
with malls for the Bahama Islands 10 be lsxded
Nassau NJ r.
Eurorx m BY steamship Adriaic fer sou,hamp.
H.r2.A By s sssam me Quaker CITY. on Friday. =
octooer b................... .t........l A. n.
TINE or CLOSING AT TIN LONDON oYrfCx.
Overland Nal 70 Bombay closes n fondos
- folows.-yia Aarseies ON the 81 and lsh of
each month Via Southampton 90 The l1h and
CALCUTTA. 81 icA iaA s~h via Marsellles Oh, Eth
1th 9Th, via Southampton.
cssA &C.. VIA MARBLES % he Ion and nh Via South
AvsYrAiiA. Via Msrssles on lsh Via South.
ampton and Suef, lAh
MArnIrua... Wis Alden on The sh and I'm Of the month
BEAn-. Via northampton on the eth Of the msntn
The Narcotics mails Despatched the Of Above
dAes shsuld Of these dates fall Sunday tbs saA
desPs'shed DE following evening
dates Should these fall Sunday ne
IA ihs despatched NE nsrnins prsvisua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
cry COMMERCIAL REPORT.

asHrs -snau sacs were makisg at SIC for pots sat
O. c for pearls.
RararsrrYye -rlour-The market opened without All.
nation with moderate demand especially for export,
closing easier rates Tor mosf descriptions The trans
actions looted up about IL 0o eos closing within The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
Annexed Is the statement OF the New Orleans
bank for the week ending September 29:--


Tie following table exhibits the respective
amounts o. exchange held ~ the various banks,
and also the sems due 70 distant banks the latter
being comprised Ii the table Of deposits, shown
al
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ron, witch wiz conpsl inuS n specie, and cpers-
~ cen no longer ac<d 20 stand on, instead OF oelng
,,te,ts,o-s i ire pnoye,nent rne money market has
81 h ted no variation Of kDd since our last Trahs
AZ IN were limited both AZ bank and on tse street, snd
81 fierdsys quotations were lfmy msnAned iof an
grades Of paper.
Tie earnings BY the Chicago, Burlington aud
@, incy Railroad line in The month OF September
nnnra in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

BrstrY Ia Brosklyu o. Wednesday morning, October
3 IN The 7th yeaT % bis axe, J0av eldest child u
JAMS ard OorrSlm hurley
Jte tnsrd vii iske glsse Tbs (Fcisyl afssrrooa a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

Nors-ih 1guros for 1880 In the above taOcs are no
strictly correct but nearly 80.
The receipts Of the last SIX crops of wheat and nj
Chicago reckoning from August each year for wheat
and IRON November each year for corn, were az fol-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

rs ,s@kin0 days, 1850 Do 1850.
Fret ht.....8ll7749 45 Ill 535 90 ms SIS 1856 IS
Poe ngers 4d,o 9O 10 bl011 80 Inc. 1881 81
Walls Il miscels 5,0ki IS 52S3 ~ Dec lTsl So
P.s Tor U s Fair 1916 o. - Dec. 2tSo so
Tosf... ...sfsl O6i ~ 225 500 90 Inc. sii sa4 %
IN y, Sc exclusive Of earnings IN 1859 Tor
IhNed states Fair O5l %
The deliveries of grain at Chicago on the Goth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
Herald Marine Correspondence.


SIR-During "trip from New Orleans TO New York
unusually heavs and gales much
close Tortugas captain deepsired
tavrg The ship In the midst OF bad weather and time
quite enough do for the protection OF ourselves
large vessel with what appeared signal Of dis
flying her masthead Captain Conway with his
rompnde and humanity orders 70 bear towards
her and ter couple OF hours severe srngeng managed
gel sufficiently 10 perceive she flying burgee
there possible doubt her commander from the
tive positions of the ships n,en ions to
ard his boundeu duty Immediately
lower bis Gag ssnhcson that be wanted no help from
which either through careessness desgu,
regularly bumbugged by bis allo wing 10 remain Now
this OF practice when al Is calculated 10 do much In
Jury prevent Of vessels endeavorng
each other IA distress Hoping viii ind space Tor this in
vslut bic and that wn the exercise Of
ne caution among your sailor resders SIR respecful
Yours, JOSEPH PRIEST
RaEsen ner nhi n harle