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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-07-26
G. A S TO r s. RING
go MILES WEST OF CoLuMp1A.)
CatahOula Parish, In.

3Aa4AhAVeAsH GA AJAAs 2\41s
MRs. ANDERSON q SON respectfully an
friends and all other seekers of fNSSAr4S
health, pleasure and recreation, @lza
that they have newly fitted up AE @sIaE43
their establishment at the CASTOR SPRINGS
and are prepared to offer better accommoda-
tions than ever to those WHO feel disposed to
pay them a visit. The water possesses the very
finest medical properties, as many heretofore
afflicted with dyspepsia, rheumatism, jaundice,
and functional and organic diseases can testify.
The Springs are situated in pleasant. health
full pine-valley region, with an abundance of
game, and every facility will be afforded to
those who delight to chase and kill the silver
footed deer. E
The roads are good from almost any point,
North, South, East, or West.
There are Bath-Houses provided for those
who desire to test the efficacy of the water by
bathing, and those who desire amusements will
be furnished with Ball Rooms, Ball Alleys, &c.
| The proprietors are distinguished for their un-
wearied attention to the happiness and comfort
of their guests, and their charges are more mod
crate than most places Of similar resort
| CASTOR SPRINGS.
THE public are respectfully notified that I
l. J. have placed a new HACK on the route
from Columbia to this place, which will leave as
| follows On Iuesday morning, on the arri-
val of the Packet and whenever Harrsonburs
becomes the head of navigation, it will leave
on Wednesday mornings, connecting with the
Mail Stages from Harrisonburg, so that passen-
gers arriving on Monday evening on the Pack
ct, will be sure to connect by taking the Tues
day Mail Stage.
Should the travel warrant 1t, (of which due
notice will be given) it would then run twice 4
week, Wednesday and Saturday.
| H. E. ANDERSON,
CASTOR SPRINGS, July 10, 1sdeWtf
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-07-26

gr- Douglas and his partisans are in a
stress; there is no hope of success for them
(Which way they fly is infinite despair" the
DEMOCRACY will not reclaim them the Union
lists will not endure frcesoilism, and in their
reprobacy and wrath
Amidst the mists,
With stoutest boasts,
They thrust their fists
Against the posts,
And still insist
They see the ghosts"
chance Of an election. They will confer ia
vor by letting us know when they succeed.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-07-26
Bell and Everett.

Mr.. Bells antecedents are not such as would
make him the'choice Of any slave. holding State,
considering the concessions he has been willing
to make upon subject Of the most vital i'm.
porlauce to them.
Edward Everett signed the address compli
mcnting Charles Sumner for his infamous
speech several years ago, and denouncing
Erooks--which to us is a sin SO dark, however
explained, as to cover every supposed or ad-
mitted merit-,DeBocs Repie,c, July 1860.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-07-26
Keep it Before the People;

To sHVW uUW tnoEUuSu1y MI DVuSt0s 10 Co111s
mitted against the Supreme Court, on the
question involving the powers Of Territorial
Legislature. we publish below in parallel COL
umns their respective views on the subject
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-07-26
SHERLFFS SALE.
State Of Louisiana,
Parish of Ouachita,
10Th District CONT

L.BEER VS.. JAMES Il. WALKER,
BY virtue of a writ of fl. ia. issued
out Of said Court. in the above entitled
cause, and to the Sheriff of said parish
directed, have>seized and will offer
at public auction, at the Court House
door, in the town Of Monroe, within
the legal sale hours, on Saturday the
4th day Of August, 1850, the following
property, to wit:
One buggy and one roam horse.
Seized as the property of defendant,
and sold to satisfy said writ and costs.
Terms cash, without appraisement.
NJ. ROGERS, Sheriff.
Monroe, july II, lS6O-3tS4
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-07-26

Fresh Garden Seeds.
A good assortment of fresh Garden Seeds Just
"A received and for sale by
G. ". McFEE l. co.
Monroe. Jan. 10, 1860 ii,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
DIR. BAKERS
p 4 I " y 4 " ACE 4

FOR the cure ofpain. both externally and
4 intenally-.tl greatest pain-cnring rem.
ely yet d severed. Pain cannot long exist
where this remedy IS faithfully used
GIVE 1T \ FAIR TRIAL.
FOR PAIN in the Stomach. Back or Bewe's
burnS BRUISES. cuts ~re!tng>. C,lic, DIar-
rhau. and Rheumatism, Head -sehe, Tooth
ack:and Ear-achc.
Ii cures. almost instantancouSly. Chronic
diseases. such us Dyspepsia. weak breast, L Y.
er compl int. General debility. fever and
ague tanker or Sore Throat. weak ewes, spine
and Kidney disease Old Sores Coughs
In the above mentioned diseases it only
needs to be faithfully used. and cure IS GER
tain. JOHN D. PARK
Proprietor. dealer in Patent Medicines. Fan.
cy goo'ls and Toilet articles, l24 take street,
Chicar.. To whom all orders should be ad-
dressed.
PRrcE IS cts so cts. AID 81 per bottle
For sale by J. S. LAWYER New Oregon
R. 7. Sutton. Alton. We:ser Brothe 9. Deco
rah. no 25 3 mo.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtne Of II specal execution issued bv
the Clerk Of the District Conr Of How.
ard County Iowa. in favor of p &. Ki kpat.
rex. an against David Mitchell. and A. y
Mitchell. and to me directed and deliyc,d
whereby am commanded that Of the ssu,h.
half OF the southeast quarter and the north.
east quarter of the southeast qnarter of sec.
ton twenty-eight in to" nsh.p n'nety-e,ght
north Orange .sleven west; make the cum
OF seventy one and 53-lOO dollars, and the
costs OF SHIT with interest thereon from tho
2lst. day Of June 1859. ut the rate Of ten ,.er
cent. besides accruing costs. Now therefore,
in pursuance Of the command in said writ
cnnta ned, shall proceed to sell all tho right
title and interest which David Mitchell IN.
A. ID. Mitch II. had in anil TO the above DIES.
erbed property on the 10th, day Of Octo.er.
1888 or any time thereafter, mt the New
Court House, in Vernon Spring. township
Howard county Iowa, on the I4.h. day Of
April n. y. 1860. between the hours Of nine
day. $3.50
Vernon Springs, March 18th. 1850. rn3ll
PHlNEAS 7. .SEARLES, Sheriff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
aCHov1LL
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP

THE Recipe il given to all physicians.
ha; they may know what they are using
is well known to alI Medical men rs the best
Compound to purity the blood. ever u.ed. It
cures Scrofula in MI it's worst forms. All o.e.
eases ofthe skin it cnrcs eff .ctua ly--Syphili-
tic Swellings. Erysr.las, Scald Head. Salt
Rhe, m. Old sores, T, mors Clnker. Female
Complnints. &c All diseases arising from
any mpurity Of the blood. yield readily to the
alternative influence Of this remedy.
254wI JOHN q. PARK, Proprietor,
1874 Lake st., to whom all orders must address
ssd. Sold BY J. 3. LAWYER, New Oregon,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
"BROAD AXE"
Before purchasing elsewhere.
McGREGOR, February 18th, 1s60yl
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEklFF'S MALE.
10y virtue ola special execution issued out
- Of the office Of the Cl,rk of tie distr G.
Court Of Howard County Iowa and to me d.
rectcd and seliverd whereby am commanded
to mako the sum Of si.265 and 80 cents. he.
sides costs of suit and aecr,ing costs, out ol
the premises descril cd a. follows I. wit
he west half Of the northeast quarter 81
section ~ the north east quarter ofsec %
the West half Of tho lou,l,
east quarter Of sect on thirteen. the east hall
of the sou Invest quarter o. section thirteen,
the northeast quarter OF the north-east quar-.
ter OF section twelve. the east half of the nortf,
west quarter of section twelve, in town. hip
one hundred, north Of range twelve west. lsn
the southwest quarter Of section two in town
ship Rinety-n'ne north Of range eleven west.
also the southeast quarter Of section tw.nty,
quarter OF section Is inciud ng sixty
th'rty.three the east half Of the Southwest
quarter of section twenty: the east half Of the
north west quarter of section twenty -nine the
southwest quarter of section thirty four, and
the north west quarter ofthe northeast quar-
ter Of section twenty nine, township one hun.
dred north ofrange ELEVEN. west to sat'sfy a
Judgment that VIM. P Emmc't. obtained
against S. L. Carey, and J. w. Carey. Now
therefore in pursuance of Q command IN
said writ contained shall proceed to Sc all
the right title and interest which s. L. Carcy
and }. w. Carey, had on tho 2lst. day Of
August 1883. or any time thereafter in or
to the above described property at the New
Court House in Vernon Springs Iowa on the
18TH day of April A. D 1861. at the hour 4
ten O'Clock Of that day.
Vernon SPRINGS February goth. 1860 IN 29l
PHINEAS T. -SEARLES, Sheriff
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
DIR. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
f,DD rIlr rJ@pC nE

Consumption. Decline. asthma, Bronthe'' IS
Wasting af flesh, Night S,reai>. Splitting
Blood, Uhoop ng Cough. Difficulty OF
Rycaiiing. Colds Coughs, Iaduen-o. fh'h-
isic Fan in The s de- cad Oh Diseases cfihe
Lungs IT IS UNEQUALED.
We have certificates of the strongest and
ma positive nature. from the follow NC par.
ties who are we'll known in the places where
they livc One from John i,unvon. Wavnrlv.
Iowa. of his yn son. One from Samuel Lea
man. Camden. H,llsdale Co. NJ ch. of n e.
loved daughter. One from Eli B'dn. of
Athens. II . who was given up by six doctors.
One fr, m DR.. A. G. Doom. Bloomfield Iowa.
a physician of twenty years practice. One
from Robert C. Shinn. of Marion. Iowa. of n
con~nmp'ivc daughter cured. One from M
NJ. Van nnu>in. Springfield H.. rs the remc!u
for Lung diseases me from fifteen nhv>i-
crans certifying it to be better adapted TO
pulmonary dis, asses than any other known
remedy, rs they have tried them all, One
from J w Wentworth, chicago, ILL.,. Of n
cough of nine years arding-a an aston sh-
ing cure. Oae from Harriet Cummins en-
Cinnati O. cured of II severe bronchial diff
Guilty, raising blood, &c. One from John
Dcmpster, residence corner Pearl and West
ern Row, Cincinnati Owe certify to the
gcnuincness of the above certificates and could
Furnish hundreds of others of IA nature quite
as interesting to all suffering from any disease
Of the Lungs and Throat.
JOHN D. PARK.
Proprietor, l24 Lake Street. Chicago
Sold by all druggists.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
STATE or IOWA IN DISTRICT COuR,
HOW ARD COUNTY.
IAhn Cnnral
In chancery Juno
Term 1860.

Us. In thancery Juno
8 'a y ,s.t c srns1. Ter" 1860.
To James Carroll & arthur Roney Defendants
VOU and each Of you a hereby notified
i that there il now on file in the Office Of
tie clerk of the district court # Howard
county Iowa. a petit on Of John Conray.
clam ng of you the sum ol'thlee hundred dol
lars as money Justly due him on your promis-
sorry note dated March, 25th 1856. with n
terest thereon at the rate ct ten per cent per
annnm since the date Of the same and also
pray ny for the foreclosure Of mortgage
made and xecutcd by You to him to secure
the payment Of IN d note and ear ng even
dat: Herewith. and tha. unless you appear
mt the next term Of the district court TO he
held in said county, and answer thereto on or
before the morning Of the second day thereof
your default will lie entered and a JUDGMENT
ard decree vii, be rendered against you as
praved for in said petition.
New Oregon March 10Th 1860. In35)
w R. MEAD.
Solicitor e. Petiioher
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

STATE OF IOWA IN DISTRICT COURT
HOWARD I OUNTY.
4. w. Saiter,
E. Bro~nell
To Eghcrt Bro,cnell. Defendant:
SIR yeu are hcrby not fed that there is
~ now on fi,e in the office Of the clerk OF
t d strict court oi Howard county Iowa.
petition Of Arthur W. SaIter, c ming OF yo,
the sum Of twenty four Dollars to gethcr with
interest thereon Mt the rate DISK per cent per
anrmn from AID since the 18Th, dav of Dec.
1856. AZ none jn.tly dle him on your prom.
issory note dated ON or about tho 18th day OF
Dec 1856. and that tn Q 8 yon app ar ut the
next term OF the district court OF said cnunty
and answer thereto on or before the morning
Of the second day thereof our default wi
be entered and Judgment rendered aga INST
yor, thereon together with the costs OF suit.
Y.u are also notified that a writ Of attach.
nent has been sued ont in tie 50 case to
aid in the CO. lection ofsaid demand.
Dated New Oregon. Iowa Marcel, Sd. 1860.
w. r. MEAD, Atty for Pc ntiff. tn32l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
GEORGE ECK.

nEALER in groceries Of al kinds inclu-
- ding the staple articles o csfFee, ennd-
tes, cinnamon. crackers, candy. cigars. dried
ruit friction matches green apples mo'asses.
nuts raisins. rice. soaps. sugars. specs, al.
eratus. starch, syrup, salt, teas black and
green, tobacco. plug. smoking and tnr.cut.
Produce taken in exchange tor goods-mar-
ket prices pa d. MO
FIRST door below the Post Office, New Ore.
gon. Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

forward and clasped her arms about
her husbands neck.
s.Nalcolm, Malcolm she cried-'W hat
has happcneR Tcllme-C, tell me!
N,lcnlm Warren sank into chair
and as he did so he drew his wife down
into his lap.
"Alice, 0, .Alice!!" he uttered,
sobbing and weeping as he spoke
Can you forgive me for all that
has passed."
The gentle wife was bewildered
at first nay, almost frightened,
for the speech other husband was
SO wild and incohcrent that she
feared his brain was turned. But
ere long he spoke, he kissed her
He was more calm, and his voice
more low. lie told her where he
had bccn--and he spoke of the
resolutions he had made. lie did
not tell of any trial he was going
to make, but he told Of the iron
will that had entered his soul. The
night of his temptation was pas
scl, and the day Of his salvation
had dawned.
a few moments more and the
husbandIand wife upon.their knees
They tried to pray aloud, but they
clr,la,s Tlese emotions were
too deep for utterance-too wild
and thrilling for speech. A mo-
ment they struggled there, and
then they embodied each other,
heart to heart, and wept in silence
The little boy crept to the spot
and threw his tiny arms around
the neck of his parents, for even
his young soul had caught the
spark of new life that had been
hrcathed into existence within his
home.
Ga the following morning NAL
colin Warren arose aIbett,.r and a
happier man. He was calm now
and he told Alice all that had
.traaspircd the night before, and
when it was all told, they prayed
rs redeemed souls alone can pray.
Days, weeks, and months passed
away, and Malcolm Warren be.
came once more the same hand
SON, youth that had been loved
and cherished by honest friends in
days gone by. The flower of afiec-
ton bloomed again about his
hcar.hstone, and the angel of
peace and joy made home beneath
his roof.
People wondered when they no.
ticed that old Stanford went
no more to the tarvern; but
the story Of that nights
lesson in the ehnrchyard soon be-
came generally known, and other
men took it into their hearts and
prodtcd by it. 1t was good seed
sown in a fertile spot, and the
fruit was abundant. The good
old sexton never gave his example
again On the side of moral ruin,
but to the last day Of his life he
gloricd in the reform he helped to
work, and the last hours of his lif.
were checred by knowing that
some Of the happiest families in
the village blessed him for the joys
that had dawned upon them.
AN ABOLITION COLLEGE, -"Arte-
mas Ward thus sums up briefly
college life at Oberlin:
Oberlin is large place. Kol-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
CHRISTIE's
tGUE
BALSAM.


tnrr arising from this terrible disease. when
It car be so easily cnred? Who would endure
s'ecrless night. burning fevers, and lev
chillsVltern:telv. when remedy csn be oh
t'ined>for mere trifie! Ard yet how many
families linger ont painful existence Under
this deadly blight. and do nothing but gulr
down qnin'ne. until it becomes as common as
their daily meals. and vet they are not re.
l'eved. None but the foolish and weak
would ESTATE to procure thi. valuable m.di
enc, and save themselves intense agony.
WABASH Adrocate)
The above is only one Of the numerous fl.
vornble notices ola free a. d untranmeled
press. When such a powerful friend MS the
Press speaks in it's favor it cannot be de.
termined otherwise than ponular.
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor.
12+ Lake Street, Chicago.
Sold by all druggists.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

Banks of all kinds firm she'd on short no
tire and at rs liberal rates, as at any Office in
Northern Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
@. ". PIERCE

c. NJ. MUEsoN, CIV. PlERcE
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Munso. &. Pierce, .proprietors, have con
stant'y on hand good assortment Of lumber
and lsth. chesp rs the cheapest. liy.l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
II AiuNNUND lNu!NH Hat
SUD X1B =
G. O M P A N Y
INCORPORATED A. D. 1910.
CHARTER PERPETUAL

Authorize D tAPIlAL,.... ..%l.O 600 COO
CAPITAL PAlpIN,.. ........S 500 600
.uspLus. OVER. -. a36 900.
The reputation acquired by this Company
during the last fifty years, by an honorable
on, Sc in the transaction OF its bus ness and
the prompt and liberia settlement of Losses,
together with the character OF the securities
composing its Assets enttle the Company I"
the utmost confidence o. the public, .s afford.
;ng reliable Insurance against LOSS Or Dam
age by Fire.
is LAWYER, AGENT
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

The hoop question, like most
others. has two sides to it. The
ladies take the inside of course.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

Mississippi and Alabama. ss,il2
Fire and inland Eavigat on rists accepted at
! terms consistent " tn solvcnry and fair profit.
Especial att' ntion 6 ven reinsurance OF dive :
tugs and c, rtcn:s, or terms Ut to years.
The solid service long and successfully tried
anu the many advantages the :h'n" 'nsu.
ran % Company possesses in its line, sh"uld
not be overlooked hy ,lo'e ready t. insure
and understanding their bcssinterests.
Daring .'stringen tines the nccess ty for
| rel able Insurance becomes an imperative
duty the abil,t, Of property owners to sus.
tain loss he ng then much lessenod.
Agenc:csiu 'il the principal cities and towns
| ,hroush bout The State. Policies issued with
out dc ay, by .ny Of the duly authorized
! Agents VI the Company.
n7"Busin, IS attended to with despatch and
| fGc ~.
idnl0 3m.l W. R. MEAD, Agent.
[laindca!ery building, New O.egon Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
RLANK Deeds, ithr style approved Ly thu
~ Officers of the County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

Incorporated i8l9-C."..,. perpetual
I ash capital, $l,0OO,0OO, absolute md un.m
paired. Net surplus y, $9i2,lSl72, and the
prestige If 40 years success and cxper .enc".
-Upwnrds", ST 900 900 Of loosscs ha Q been
paid by the Etna Insurance Company in the
past 40 years. The value # reliable insu.
ranc> will lc apparent from the following
Losses Paid by the Atna During
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

est rem ,dies that was ever
laid before the pnh'io for
Fever an ! A cne, and which
has received the highest
econiums from the press
and the people is Dr.
CHR1srIE's AGUE RALsAM.
WAo wo,ld endure the tor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13


AN ABOLITION COLLEGE. -.Arte-
mas Ward thus sums up briefly
college life at Oberlin:
Oberlin is large place. Kol-
lidge opens with praee and the
New York Tribune is read. A
kollection is then taken up to
buy overcoats with horn buttons
for the kullered people of Kanada
I have to kontribit literally to
the glorious work as they kali it
hear. At the bordin house the
kul]ered people sit at the first
table-what they leeve IS made
into hash for the white people.
2. S.-The Kollidgc has bes.
lowed upon me the honery title Of
K. S. Of which / am sufficiently
prowd.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
CHERRY PEI TORAL +,
FOR THE RAPID uREOF
COUGHS, COLDS AND
HOarSeneSS,


BRIMFitLD, Mass, Goth Dec. 1855
Dr.. j. G., AVER: do l OF he itnte to .ay
tt best remedy have ever found ton Cou. hs'
Hoar e,,ess, !niluenyn, and tn c"ncomi ntn
symptom ct u Cod, is YOU Cherry Fcc,o,nl
Its constant use ~ M, mactire md MY fam
j y Tor tho last ten year has ,hewn I pos.
scss sul erior virtues inr the treatment Of
these complaints EBEN MIGHT. NJ. d.
a B. MOR1LEY, Esq. If UTICA, n. Y.
writes: ." h We used yo.r P,ctmal mys,lf
and II my tamly o,ers;nce you invented it.
and heli,,ed it tho best med ne fr its pLr-
pose ever put out. With bad ca d shou d
sooner pay twenty-five dollars for lot,le
than d. without it, or take any ohcr rcms-
DIV"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
chi|Is and FeyerChi|Is and Fever.
Chitls and Feuer ChiNs and Fever.

One Of the greatest rem ,die, that was ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-21
Markets. Reported bv Telepyao1.


Cuio.eo, Nov 2o-FLouR firm WHEAT dull and lalIc
hghe Gales 10000 bush at nc for North Western Club; 6a
ne for No 74d7iic for No In store CoRs hrm and lc
higher sales 1900 bush at &c in store. Oars quiet RE-
SklPn- 100 bbls Flour 5000 bush Wheat 900 bush Corn
ShfkESr-Jlt 100 bush Wheat fRKGHrs-lOc ON Wbest 10
bunso siGhT EIcHAssE on New York-Bank rates
to v cent premium. and very firm.
CINCINNATI Nov. 20-FLOuR very dull M a. 81 ,,x
WHEAT dull and declined SC. CORN dull and declined 10
WHISKY declined at l5al5lc closing dull Ho@s Ali ~
heavy sales OF 900 head s6d closing unsettled vii,
no hno'e tb RECkPTs Of the week % 900 RKcHTpT.
o. ,ns season o2O against 90 900 the time last wear Mes
10 20 LARD was offered at Gle with no BUYERS. CEEEx
'lsA1s 1nH shoulders Sc HANS 7ic Money M,RKEr -,
% u.nsnseu SIGHT EXCHANGE hrmer but unchanged '
oI ~ nov 90 m.-FLoUK duh. with retail demand
Cy ntA no saler Oars: sales 900 bush State AZ 49,
liz 1 but sala6le in LOT at csc for Western mixed RyS
- push ANAL at b8c. BARLEY very dull and d.nr,.aJ
Ne" 10" hgue; ODE for Winter and toe for fair Cs,.S
sosl ana TO arrive this aenooni 5000 bush very chic
ygon.o ehoat attic NHIsKY: sales loo bbls Al Iglc ~
1870 NoV H-b y. nIFLoUK dull and UNCHANGED W,,y,,
sir' toks steady sales Of 20 600 bu.h Al iT 9h
uNNs are quiet WHISKY Is nominal at lsc po .ss ,n
are steady at Zoe on Corn aud lsc on Wheat 10 Ssw
IL 60 h ihfokf-mJo.o bbls Flour 5000 bush Whrs,
'~A' " Lea" ''I''0 1a.n tViH, .,.,s V-.4 ape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. Nov 10.
Cleared.

Steamships-Jamesown Skinner Norfolk Ludlarn Heine.
en- Thomas Swami Ramsay Portland H. b. Cromwell Co
Persia Judkins Liverpool H. Cunard Philadelphia Boton
Havana NJ o. Roberts
Ships-Psrsns Simpson, Buenos Ayres w. w DeFore.t
Co Eureka, Cutler Hong Kong j. C. Jewett Co Trumbu
CoIan Liverpool r. Post Excelsior Swift Liverpool Samuel
Thompson's Nephew; Plymouth Rock, Hammond, London,
Grinnen Mntufn q Co.
Barks-A. Child Smith, Genoa Fslerro 4 Fassin; A. r..
Badger Means Marseies Moore Henry; Cesar Belgisn),
Coudere, London. VIM r. Schmid Meta Paasch London III.
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