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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03

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Ter Gsutias rtQ felt, Opisr iteuem,
Gum S6uB tss Greibeit tort unO tort,
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- Suliue @eyie.
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0stfr in Cincinnati rom gerfafsr rurastraaent
@sr'ft lfsint uns crit jsst in rieiem ssssnwlrtis
gen Example. an eem it ZIG Geuti6sn nit ii, en-
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03

Sn Ytttsft.Ir, @af., bat i4 sins 5ula'
rsnecmpasnis aus junssn Gamsn ssSilrst, rs F@
ug.rnpn Stalanr" nsnnt, Sri. pintis Yomsrr9 1T
rer @ositln. Trl. gnnd 8tpp 9teutsnant.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03
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Ter glsw altanY 9erBsr ihrsitt: usGir sripatn'
Ten eeItsrn elmer un5 9eprrssneu W'ttHttlunS, fae
re Giltntaturn g2sl ItnnsTes's ron ZEN SebrF>
e.n rrn 9tmasN.e gum 3ped FER 5ransrrrtiruns
ron 3yuepsn Sessn Gairp III Seitlas ssnOmmtn
pcrren isica. G;uts ertielten mir cine Nahritt
bic mir ais YGais auttentiiA tetra&tsn, unr rslt:
ri, uun sclttrn ~ttitatist. 3m5litauienp Stann
Tap tsrsits lttr rsn MiitiiigFi nab 9ssw Waertr
III mariAirt, no anrsre 3ruprsn pom lennshst,
WrtauIds unp 1iiIruri, i'm 0an,sn so 900 Naun,
re out nit Grtilcris Ysristsu linr, iA itnsn ans
itlissen irlea. 4ieit 1rugprn lpl.n ltl:unisli
rineu 2lnari1 aui Gairc unterpetmrn, rae jest IN
6rlJe pes Ablluie Ger 1iel R5sit rer Irelln9n1ts
frsjmjuisen t,inlts gQn @ruppsn sntslpst 1T, MI
3sue o~lautsn, re ean3s &risssMadt re5 Sen.
YrtutiB nit lcidtsr Wute n,trsn unr emit FEN
&risa ali re Gr1nSe res Stip urn nad WtIourl
ytrteBsn ;u tDtnsn. aub, 10 heibt es, lis9t IS in
9.ane Ter gfstcQtn, q sidjsiti9 nit rem An9rtT
aui Cairo sinsn an9rif auf Die arIinstOnsr SOps'
3n unle mclmsn, darlington gu nsbmsn. mad BAL
timpr. ruriuetin8gn UNI iA ritIer Start has Saupt
~auarticr rsr 4rnee auFSulhl19sn.
gEir mir tersits s.last, ritis Na6ritt frnm
aus Elm Gus0,, ris Gns nitt 8.f1ttst, rietlt
uutsriatist ,u laEtn. s. il Srwib, ras bic 8t
seasn, ulier' i4wat.n 9untls sntlsdsn: entitIUi
ien linp, 10 lanss itrs aruppsn nr8 son rsp, 5ies
bel @~lann1a5 gluten. snsn tubnen Srsi6 {,
itun, UNI Ten &ris85ibauplas ron itrsln 9stici
aui ras ~unicriSs teritrrsuipielsn, @ir ranjte
nitt, unnlss Ssiurttunssn su rsranluIen, art
mir riirisn iaasn, rab sFcbs G,siotr s~rtuursn, ID
rem 8eteaen itr 9Iun s~,ltnss.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03

@a(hin5tcn, %. Suli. @us gutter Eus1s
srldtrt man, RAP tie Hstslsn an tsinsn ansriH
ali 2Gaitin8trn %rsntsn, lrnenn fG mad 5arp;rt
Ger . mrnrcn. Is
Wan 9Iautt in milit, riifrn Sreiltu, rab pie
Generate Sarntg une 9ucl em GUmmaneO in rsr
9ro5tn Grmtet srtaltsn p.rpsn.
@ands patronsu Ger 8stslsn snttieltsn Mfar-
t'I fatt 8ussIn. unr pisls Somtsn trarsn NIT
9rtm stfuut.
Die Gsusr5uau,n waren itit FER aissrrldSs IN
sintm 3ultanes ecnpltt,r Sniutprrinatirn, RE I'D
am Samfas aetnp tis CUR 8tteaiOn psritiss.
Sen. @tGunn lis5 fe ron sinsm 8tsin.nt lint
fstsn, unterrridts rie Gmsuts uni ,ntwuTnst. rag
| gang. 8ssimsHt. Heun sen rem Glswort9' itsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03
yrin3 Naputeru.


Ntp.gOrt, /. ausuf. prin, IapOltSn
UNI elm She'll iein,r Sssltituns sius mad 8ais
'n9trn. irdtrtnr RE prinviiiu une unctrs. Da.s
msn int Nsw. gort 6otsl psrtlsitsn. Der prinj
mjrO cine Sour mad rsm @stsn maGtn uns in
sinissn 0o&en ;urldfsbrsn.
Gen. @tie ausptm 9dnwb as1sal
otrtrttbtn.
Bas6inetOn. l. ausuf. DiFjislt Cs'
p.Ittn, 81. 10 .tsn ron @.n. Cor, Gcnmanesur
rer gutesstruppsu an, 3anawbafub, t~inlautsn
m,fsen, ras ras RanaisttaI in 9~irsinisn isst ron
R.6.aentruspsn rei III. Sen. Gore rai&s gsrs
~irl,una prn Sen. g8iie's 9ruppen tatttn Die &C.
@ctsruna son 1000 @tn.tren uup elmer arpssn
@ena. pulrtr sar 6cIse. wtl&s Der 8sins AMI jtit
ier Gln6t yuridIs6. Sen. gGit une itin. Eruy,
pm wrrstn rcatdneis In bic Glu&t asl&faatu,
.in sissntli&ss G.ie6t iane niGi fatt, neil bic Re-
tensn ~ssiarinesr lisitn. .uls fe ssrfclst w.rs,a
~tunnt.n. Or iol ,piidsn 5000 une 5000 @ara
as9ast taten. Ter G.ius S.rbrunnte aut Bril-
den aui Dem 8Id,uss. Sen. Cor mslest., sas sr
jsst has Stal reaaanris tsist tate, uno sas bic
2suts, pslas BON BEN 8stsatn vcn 5aus inb 6sf
a%srtristsn rarsn, risrsr 3uradtSrt.n. Grrss
6rsur snttlsasunssa ianeen rtssm Rec Rdd,usss
autt. 81 Hfis>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
wgpyyspAT. Oct 23-P. n.

There was an inactive Stock market this morning,
but quotations IN view Of the dizziness well sus-
tsined. A few descriptions showed slight decline,
bat there was no important change. The impendeney
of great events bas tendency TO check operations
and while the bears do not appear anxious TO press
their options on the market with any yigor, the par
ties operating for the rse equally indispossd to
move actively. The movement consequently shows
temporarily reduced volume which may be nj
any moment changed into grea; activity. a bright
day and advices Of any important success to the
Federal army would renew the excitement in the
market and bring in outside spectators to swell the
dealings At the Second Board the transactions were
to moderate extent, and the market was irregular
There wss no feature requiring comment. Specula'
tors are evidently awaiting the turn Of events. AT
the close the market was steady at an Improvement
ofIaI cent The following are The closing prices;
United States IS, 1874, coupon, s3iasi; United
States Go, 1881 registered, 93S aga; GnHed states
6s, 1881, coupon 949!Hii Tennessee State o', ~
043; Virginia State &c, 46i Missouri State Is, 49i
043l; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 1as2ti
New.Yoyk Central Railroad, 77l2774i Erie Rail
road. 3la3ll; Erie Railroad Preferred, 81 d5l!i
Hudson River Railroad, 35sa36 Harlem Rail
road, i2la125, Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 81 q
81; Reading Railroad, S5a3Si Michigan Central
Railroad, as s48a Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad, l7iSlsi Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, Guaranteed, 3ei S3'ii
Panama Railroad, lI5@ll6ii Illinois Contra
Railroad, scrip, 65a65ii Gaiena and Cfncag'
Railroad, 7Os7O!i Cleveland and Toledo Kail
road, $3.50 81; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
502 5Oi; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Ran
road, g. 062l Illinois Central Bonds, 7s SSSS9.
The business IN Foreign bills for the steamer to
day wss limited, but prices sustained. Steriint
is l06G 1879; Francs, 5.l0a5.35.
Freights are more active and hrmer TO Great Brit
ain, and moderately active to the Continent with0u
essential change in rates To Liverpool, the engage
mcn,s comprise 5000 bush Corn at I'D, in bull
and bags $4,000 do. Wheat at l2ld., in bulk and il
shippers bags: 300 bbls Flour at 3s.; 800 boxe
Cheese ct 49,. goo pigs. Batter AZ los.i 100 hbds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24

A letter from Wisconsin states that Commission
appointed by Judge Miller has decided that the zee
opd mortgage bondhoders on the La Crosse Road are
entitled to $500 O00 nehalf their claim and $4,000
interest. These bonds were sold originally, we be-
heye, at 10.
Statement exhibiting the amount Of Coin and
Bullion imported and exported annually from 1921
TO 1860, iIeiusive:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24

niles and are made receivable for taxes to the State.
The State stock in the bank is pledged for the repay
ment Of so much of ii as sha remain out after next
year. The bonds of this scrip are issued to provide
means TO defend the State miltarily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
nR0POSAIS for $500. 600 Of the CROTON

III
III WATER STOCK Of the CITY Of HEW-lORk-
Sealed proposals. vii be received a. the Controller once IN
al Monday Nov. T. 1851 at O'Clock when the same
VIA pabley oPensd ioT The whSls or any Rs1t Of ;h
ann OF THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLIAhs
Is3sO sOOl OF TIE CROTON WATER STOCK OF THE
CRY or NETWORK, Authorized BY CHARTER s1 81 the
Laws Of 800 and amended BY Chapter si o. the Laws
81 1861 and by an Ordnance Of the Commsn Council ioT IN
ersassne the Supply Of CTot0n Water, &c
~ Ia Stool win bear intsres; the rate OF SIX cent
per snnun payable quarter yesry aud the principal WI" Oe
rs5osmable on the first day Of November, 1883: -,
The proposals viii e te the amount OF STOCK oeseo an
De price per One Hundea posIs thereof and ,ne person.
hos proposal. accepted viii he required 70 deposit WI
de Cbamberaio Of the City within fifteen days after e
eUuns of The bids the arded TO them
Ga uesenpg 10 the Controller the receipts OF the CHAMBER
in for such deposits the parties win be entitled 70 eces
srtiheses for equal sno1ns Of the Jar VAoe 0i he S'0sA
bearing interest from the date Ct payments
Zach proposition should be sealed and indosed ffopo
sails for Croton Wser Stock Of the City OF NeS-lok sSu
sss anne ncosed In second envelope addressed to the
Oentroer. s.,,,, AZ -.
The right reserved 70 reject any or AL OF tbe IDS con
10 protect or promote the interests Of the
city. HobEht 4. Ia NS C,H1,, .,
City Of New York. Department OF Finance, CenIoheis
Ofbee, Oct. 5 1861
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24

NOTICE. to the provisions con-
~ tanned In the Trust MorSge Deeds Of the Mieeigsn Cen
or s. r. Bonds Addressed to JOHN b. FORBES OF Boston
VII be received until of the twenty nth day Of Oco
nj 1881 for the sale to undersigned Of First Fund
Bends Of said Company, 70 the value Of
asTar Also OF either the First or second slnkng fnne
Bosas Of said Company 70 the value Of thoaSah
49,. T. NJ FORBES.
III. II. HUNKEWELb, Trustees
n THAYER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM

-
w PANY by It's deed dsted the first day Of DeGeubs
eighteen hundred aid fry nine ard recorded 10 the Record
es Office Of g. louis Comfy IN soSS No. a. s ea
1889 recorded Book No go pnsp $50, confmstoIy Of and
NJ MORRIsoN, EDWARn BREDELL and FRANKLIN
DICK the following described real ze situated Ia block
No l26 OF the City OF ST. louis aud described a. olows
Frat: lot or parcel Of land fro1tng TWO h1eded and
,eyentyone feet Nsrgton by one hundred and
fifty 10 depth aud bounded south ~ washington syenue
BY Sixth street north by the north line Of tue hea 10y con
hmed 10 Joseph Tailon, ard known "surEey 10 go es
By sevon,h street Seooad CERTAIN lot or pee o.
the same less, sixth street. by ooe hundred sno
tHyfye Zee. deep on Green street. be ihe same more OF e
being LOT known and designated on the pat oil he ots @
snd made addition 10 the town Of ST. Louii by M4isn
ChIisty lot No. o. bounded on the wes ey NO % as
ont by Chsty on the moth by Green street on The es b
sixth street ard tbs south BY te lot herein hrt
which said coHyeyanoes were made 70 'aid Mol.on n1
and Dick, in trust TO secure the payment oels
therein described tmountius four hundred thousand do'
being eeht hundred o. i've hundred dollars each
M In ten yeas the day Of December esheen
Ted end IN yDne TO Peter Linde bearer with ten pc
interest, payable SEMI 'nnuay nom ths oas 81
bic st the Back Of Commerce ~ Se"-lSI5, Su1 =, as
smoD things provided % said DEE ds thlt II tue
due ud remain unpaid for thirty days after tho msni
thereof then by OF such default the sa1 oonne
should forthwith become aos sD9 pySo., q, ~ &c srS
whereas said Linds Hotel Company has as believed neSo
tated sold and pedge9 sh nunSiea s9 bd S, noh
amounting to three haudTed ana osht tnosnu ' ~ uP
Ell of which the senannus interest becoming Que on the
first day OF June eighteen hundred snd sryone has been
du for more than thirty dsys and IS stu unpaid although
some sll OF It has been demanded . ,orn,,o,, nm
Now the ef,re, we WILLIAM n. MORRISON Ed
WARD BREDELL and FRANKLIN A. DICK, Trustees, {"
aforesaid h request Of many OF the individuals ana oopo'
rsSu holding said bonds and In sccoldaDss with the pro
visions OF said deeds will the twey second day OF Octo
Der eighteen huudd and sItyone aud between the hours Of
eeye O'CLOCK In the forenoon and five O'Clock 10 the afternoon
Of day the front door o. The Court orss In the
City OF St Louis Missouri proceed to sell the above described
premises ane propsrty for cash public venduc 20 the high
bidder a. order 60 to tie holders Of SAID bonds the
thereon any OF charges that msy be
paysbe under the Of said deeds together with the
sIveptss cf The truI.. WIN. NJ MORRISON
EDWARD BREDELL, Z TTusteeG
FRANKLIN A. DICK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
EsaGi Notices.
T ROSWELL

In PURSUANCE of an order of ROSWELL
BRAiNAaD, ESQ.,. Surrogate Of The County .. rins
notc l. he,sbv given according law t. all persons haen
claims asanst HENRY L. kAY5ER, late OF inc NY y,
RTooIlyn merchant deceased, that they Me az
the store Of SMITH ELY, Jr, M lO3 Goldst' 3 t
Frsnlfcr,st IN the City Of Es New Sa,y 81 lse1
JOSEPH KirrEL, Executor g., - s''ni'
SMITH ELY, yL, L. kAyse'' a"0e1'eu
II Ufn TIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24

NIOTICE.-Pursuant 10 an order Of the Su-
IN nrsDe Court the INTEREST on the Fourth Mortgage
Bonds Of the NewYork and Erie Railroad Company which
became due the t Of October lost viii be paid on pre-
sanitation Of the Coupons the Office Of the uoscDm N kre
Place on and al, er the 6rtt day Of November next
October 70, 1851. NATHANIEL MARSH Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24

The telegraphic report OF the large amount Oh
al 500 900 coming by the next steamer Is doubtless
erroneous the ZANE dispatch states that the snip
ent is smaller than the average and that the amount
would be made mp by Government drafts. The real
amount coming i. probably 100000. The San
Francisco Shipping List by the North Star says:
Their, "a more demand for money growing partly cut Of the
mat wants Of an nc,Ding trade and par y OWING 70
r-,Er,nen. Of some magnitude from outside parties wh9
Ger .,oci securities wide uuGin We hnd no grneIai
prrepey howeyer IA the demand but rate. are hI 1sdI
a. reut ft ,bor losns-the latter hgvre predouin.tng
aold b.r. have down $40 % usgA between
bot for Chss ard the ear approach OF
.,,rr IA, haze rallied prices which may now be quoted 81
se s0 he latter demanded BY ~ the leading h?des and
key 10 rule or the shipment Tuesday nsIt The ouers
.a 70 be unusually light and cannot be n.leh ncet De
fore the d pGtuTe CT tho steamer Las, Ne~feTh quoiAtoh'
agoG52. . -. 49,, -,
N1lsp Dollar. have bern sold At CT cent Tor sum OF
9o go and smaller amounts At Less 6d1 IL probably TAR
quotai ion. tho later hEure nominal ,,
Insurance 90 1feAsure 90 far We are ADVISED hn under
sops 40 change At the Feat The rates are "a cent Our
hon. Office, The Ioyds aud Mutual cover AL nsks a, y y
cent BIZ this Since the reported wfech OF VIE Jeh
Dsvi, and Sumter. underwriters teaite more rely
EIohange the Eat rsnsius a. last quoed-ttd' q cont
premium being the rate for Bsnksrs sight Bulls
IT.. a,,orts of 1reasure from Aug 20 % date were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24


Tbere Is An increased in the money market TO-
dav and extreme rates Of interest are scarcely SUE
tanned. On demand tie rates are sal v cent, the
bulk of the transactions being at o y cent rap'r
strictly Grst-clsss continues to go at 6S1 cent:
Nathaniel +. Thompson has been elected fres'oen'
Of the Mechanics Bank Of New'iiaven, Conn., 70
I'll the vacancy caused by the death Of the late '0Dn
w. Fitch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24

Tallow at 32s. Cd; 10 tuns Sperm Oil at 40s. To
London-36,0O0 bush. Wheat at l3Id., in bulk
and bags $500 bbls. Flour at 2s. 3d. S4s chiefly at
the inside raie 1000 boxes Cheese at Sos. To Lon
dOnderry-4 900 bbls Flour at 4s., and 10000 bush.
Grain al lad. To Glasgow-50,000 bush. Grain at
l3id 400 bbls Flour at As, and COO boxes Cheese
at Sos To Havre-25 900 BUSH Wheat at 25c., ard
1000 bbls. Flour at 95c. The charters are-2 shps
TO Havre with 10000 bush Wheat at 24c., and 3oVo
bbls. Flour at 9Oc; brig with Flour to he United
Kingdom Of Great Britain at S.; bark to direct
port in Ireland with 10000 bush. Grain at I'D. y
cob; bark for Cork with Corn at 3d., and a sup
to a direct port in the United Kingdom on private
terms.
The business Of the Sub-Trehsury was; Receipts,
sl23,3j5 66-for Customs, $G9,OOOi for Treasury
Notes, 500 72 So Payments, including redeemed 3
cent notes, s., o56, 81 9l Balance, s574s.S56 W.
The following statement shows the business Of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company during
the month Of September, 1861, compared with the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
9fmina-A lathines.

dSR --Firstclass Sewing Machines IS6
- We e hent md Tor Sale and 20 bsnd) NV
xps"st ksssess krEUdsmy &C 5vsy, s0I, ByOossss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24

FoR The WEEK ENDING Ger. 70. lS6l
oTAr RECEIPTS CATTLE or ALL Kisps Poh ThE NAhS
According the reports from the several market PAGES n
ne city there have been received this TeeA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24

y INV CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CVnfA lisi
against CHARLES ELY snd Fila A. ~ ~, TnT
samuel Is1s EsSsrd Iaso Lawrence Weieh CoEeas
CSeden Heny nnes John S o.sb sr
bls'k, hnq Teo,S Mhaei Augam. Thomas Owens; Martin
owens Tracy John kssssn 9T ana sso
heo9siuc nd Daniel Mulchy.-summonsf Relief
com. not Ser ITO the defendant, above nened; fon are
heIeoy Which win be ed IN the Office Of the Clerk &
III caIv of Kng at the City Hail. IN the City Of Brook
~. "a % serve copy Of year TO the said
w., an he suhsc7ibers their Office, No i'll Broadway,
ne CITY Of New.YoIk. within twenty days ateT the
ce Of Ills summons you. eIclus Of the day o. such
ssrce aud If you fail 70 the sid complaint within
bs tine Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action viii apply
40 the Cour for the relief densuded N the congratulated
N. T., August %, 1861.
." ~ BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS,
PltintiiS Attorneys
The complaint In the above entitled action was duly ted
IN the Oace c the Clerk 81 Kings Comfy az the City Hail.
Ia the City OF Brooklyn 90 the 3y day Of August lSb
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS,
,lQ iswi9,vIh Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24

4
financial msttor, are IN all respect, IN stisseo eone
don beins adequate supply q eanesey for ~ es
Cd, 10 GOOD commercial paper based ops
s,ns Tie ExokEnsc market IA close the contraction Of
.hPpns idsiei sSoSs s syeTsse Gold quite
An aud round sums could DO bought at prem
The Chicago Journal says:
E.s,sn Rrohanse less active and the mnke steady
4 al per cent premium. Currency Is scarce
The receipts and shipments Of Wheat at hilwau-
kee last week were the largest ever known for sn-
Gle week at that city amounting TO more than 600 600
bushels received, and over a million forwarded. The
receipts were:
Flour, wbe.t, Oats. Corn, Barley, Rye
bbls. bush bush. bush 6p,h. bu ,aa
To........ ic,2B GOs,3Js Si He7 liSS ~"
Si IN 1900 $50. 1897 sSs.sds 1909 LII s"s LILO
iG jan. I ,7sim iOsissO ~us a,Oss s'.t2s s'saS
10 iseS eco 6os9s2o isssl iO7.25S sd25o s23'
sane IN isss 1881 ss42oO sO,aos 1880 lol5a 9s4
The shipments H. 94 bbla Flour, @ $40 pnsh'
Wheat, 1900 bbl. Bsef, lO2 Hides 22s bales Wool.
Shipment OF Flour and Wheat from January 70 oe'0oe'
49, in the years 1860 and 1901 compare a. follows ok
1859. .....................szttho ,SssoossseaS
........................aJo,SS $50 posi,'0o
Increase. 1880 s,s98Ti
The 81. Louis Republican says;
MrRcHASrs AND MEcHASIoS BAsEs.-The misun
destandns between banks hich led 20 me s,sS 10 sy
removed and tho banks receive each others paper a. former
TG is a.ss. g an. nd ssu I So
paper Of these bAhs viii hereafter constitute our circulating
medium .. l..
Tar FARMERS AND WESTERN BASxa-An Arrangement
IA progress understand, which viii probably result IN a.
placing the farmers and Western banks on sh go
footing with the other bsnhss position they Should H
the time occupied.
The Democrat says;
Two Of the city bank. have been, Perhsp, PsmspRsn
dscredit viz. The Union Bank and the - Lous p@s
The four bsnks which have beeu operating on We
bsnkabe fund system and 10 state Of lcgal7ed
have understanding are tcld ana h1to~..e
the Mechanics Merchants, Southern and state re - Ia
their branches will constitute the bsnkabe luna w. %
tAke and exchange each Others notes formerly A.e
change Bank s doing independent business on s4'o'J
specie basis It never having Suspended
The Missouri State Convention, just aoJourneu,
has authorized an issue Of bonds 20 the amount OF
s., O0O, 600, carrying " cent, and payable In ten
yearsthe interest to be provided for by setting side
specially for its payment $4,000 from the state
revenue yearly 1t has also authorized the creA'ioh
Of Auditors warrants 10 the amount OF ,oVoooo' III
sums Of g. $40, so, $50, $500, and g. oOO' Inese
warrants ere payable for military serviees OF sup
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Go n)bom II man Gonfern.

A GREAT FAVOR viii be conferred upon
N UBsDELL PERSON, & LAKE, II either OF the
-FOUR LADIES In company Who purchased Brown Otto
nsn Drcss At 81 per yard TuescAy Afternoon betwesn
md 0ccek viii can OF their establishment at the earliest
ssnvenence.
ALL PERSONS wishing to procure PASS
"A PORTS must apply IN Rsnon At tie oaee the United
ststss Passport Agent No. 80 Pinest PASSPORTS
stTen FRFF or CHARGE producing this necessary
pspsvs foy the tsne OSCAR IRVING United States Pass
port Agent 10 the City Of hew-foIs appointed By the Gov
sEnznent.
Caorox AorHDuoT DgPIRTaAyT, Oct. 3, lGei.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
further penalty Of TEN PER CENT wD be sdded To al
nEpsid water tie lGt day OF hoysIn6er next
ITO MILITARY CONTRACTORS, &c
n Clsius against the Officers and Volunteer Rtgments
rukCHASED, oollsstsd exgsditios.y ~ m0dsFsss
eAaees. Agpyto II. X. BUNSftR,
M 20 CeSartt N1W.Yofk
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GALE of COLLATERALS.-NOtic is hereby
- given the following BONDS pledged a. eolsera Sc
asry 70 holders thereof az may be
sssry 70 satisfy the Indebtedness T which they were
pledged default Of payment Of said indebtedness having ee9
made will IN Pursuance OF power OF sale accompanying sd
pledge sold pubic auction 70 the highest bidder q ne
Merchants Exchange In the City and STATE Of New OK
commencing a II O'clock noon the Til day II hOve
Der NEXT, yiz - ,u p.u
Fnm Mortgage Bonds Of the Milwaukee and Horizon RAJ
road Company numbered follows viz; l. 2 D. g. . 10
IL 30 2l ri s. 2s 80 S. 65 73 81 e. 49, 100, lel lOI
sos lOa ito no l6 I2i 122 l3 l& ISL l @ 49, l4l i42
it6 ll7 I4S $50 l5s G2 49, 1855 l69 26 2l6 tng In
Al 10 $50 500 with coupons sitsehed fer SsnanRu interest,"
l.lEng due and since Jan- /, 1883
Also following poz eevt Bonds OF the Town OF
On the State Of Wisconsin numbered 70 ~ Dousye - TO y
Eeasive % "a tncuEve and SO 70 100 inclusive bong esc
fer $50 principal and with coupons attached for semi aHs
lntAresa falling due and EteT Jan. j, 1883 .
Ilso he following per cent Bonds Of the Town Of Ber1.
In the State Of Wconsiu numbered 20 TO 70 inciye ~ 70
81 ineluye 81 to 100 inclusive us TO 20 inclusive and lsl
70 20 ineusve being each for $50 principal with coupons
.tached semi annual interest falling due or and alter Jan
4, la5a-New.YOrk, Oct. %, 1851
T. ii LUDLOW & Co., Auotiopesrs
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Amount Of coal transported over 'ho
Iackavanpa and Western Railroad for the weeA
sndinc Saturday, Oct. 10: