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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-28

fI,HE UNION MUST AND SHALL BIZ PRESERVED
i GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING
PEOPLES UNION COUNTY TICKET
And the Peoples State Nominations, made III Syracuse
September II, 1861. at
COOPER INSTITUTE,
MONDAY EVENING October ~, 1851.
The people the county New York, without distinction
or parry invited 20 assemble
IN MASS MEETING
AT the Cooper Institute Monday evening October 70 at
me Peoples follow ing sanddatss:
JUDICIARY
Supreme G0nrt-Tli~ mas w. Ccrke.
Superior CUurt-Icws u. Wo9drau, Murray Hoffman
Common Plcax-J0hn X. Brady.
Marine Coart-fiirarn Kcrhum Sr.
District Attorney Abraham II. Lawrence Jr.
Superyisor--Ofs Blunt.
SheriN-Josiah W. Brown.
County Clefx--joecph fioxie.
CIronerg-Dr. Louis NaumanD, DIR. j. w. hnpcy, John
Wildly, Edward Collins.
The following speakers VIII address the meeting
Hon. Nathaniel Wolfe, OF Ky. Horace Greeley
Hon. Banei s. Dickinson, Thomas Francis Heagher,
Hon. James r. Brady, Henry }. Raymond,
Hon, Ira Harris, Henry &. Murphy,
David Dudley Field William Curtis Eoycs.
Jatat r. Whiting,
The Union county Of New York without distinstion
party, who desire 10 sustain the government, IN the
prosecution Of
THE WAR FOR OUR UNION,
united the polls in November The heart the
people of New York beats only for the Union
proclaim that fact TO The wori
VIM TUCKER. Chairman.
ROBERT BEATTY, eoor.tarico
WN G.. IoSsoR, S"~iSa"'"s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-28

(y0kI.-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO 4, 900 TO 500
~ lbs delivered for 81 30 81 40 but full weight of 2O
lbs guaranteed under forfeiture Of the whole BILL Of the
best Peach Orchard and Lhgh Coal in the city
good order ~ "a 10 from yards lower touer OF King and
Greenwich streets, and 80 Roosevelt
Bowery. MATTHEW CLINTON, wholesale end ail agent
for Red Ash and Lehigh Coal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-28

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fsisis salFs ~ NsAN nni lflf fasss sos tAkets
lew the - 6s.as ~ 30 Yes fts1a tssrFsut
N~srNsss ~ NAAan ST. fA afa ffums
iststss~s. So Tea 4 nesse y. 80
Thsss srstssfs kssssHisfF siesa saat To- tsssf A.
Fsts, Sal sarlF sf4sfAsaEfA S4sf Iay s-tt -
h
fUfh.r wfafvsnsn s4sit ~ itses s.-i 3 WILLIAM
INAAN, sgeNk = ~ 49, Mrfst. ~ NtU. IA ~ Nv IMAM,
b. 49, Has = staasNt - QtsaUtlsU& - "a "a ID trk-
YOUR a 90 NJ fsaeial q fitff 49, ~ 81 kaa M
hata sttte. fars "a AflNN wlftft h ~ lsgr ~ q
nuaFs. g. iAa siytiA - l%As ~ UAlt, az N@iwus
sNIxUt, y = tllf A4ll9Ntt o4eca
JOHN tfAf.fa aFQNt a. n8s4HMAr. hNw NuFk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.



In tho decline Of life ths loss Of vital force
consequent npsn physIeai dseay, San only b safe
" Supplied BY some vivifying preparation which
rseraits the strength and spirits without sntaiing
the exhAustio6 which Is always the FINAL eject of
ordinary stimulAnu. We tender TO the Sgd Hos
letters Stomach Dt,en ~ m inv igorant and res
toratve Immediate 10 its beneficial action and par
nanent In its effect. II tones tho stomach. i'm
proves the appetite; acts like charm upon the
spirits and tends not only 10 prolong life beyond
It's usual span but to render II enjoy able in its
evsningas in itr prime. For dyspepsia, oppression
after eating, bilious cholic, wind cholic, spasms
Of the stomach, sick or nervous headache, chiils
and fever, trcnsns, prostration, and al the COM
plaints special TO the feeblsr SEX the biters are
earnestly recommended BY thousands who have
witnessed their superior efficacy in such eases. Try
these Bittcrs.
6oidby P.diBBoss, A. J. WILkInsoH ,BAArLns~
KAYE Co., and j r. WiLxInsoH.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally sv-
ssyvhsfe.
April 80. 'ei-dkv
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trouble abost salsing ) regiment Of soldIsrs
70 80 from Iowa. These suggestions are
throva oss, 10 y ~ oppoasnt Of shs pres
sns adminissrasion, but BY one Who Il ready
and willing % sniiss, and will enlist, when
seemingly more enthusiastic patriots shall
have an opportunity. Nor PoLrrrcrAN.
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g Gov. Kirkwood did not arrive Ia town
last night, but 10 expected to-day.



letter was received BY : gentleman Of
this city, from Gov. Kirkwood, the other day,
saying that two companies would be expect
Cd from tho counties Of Lee and Van Barren.
Thsse sonpaniss are expected to eIect their
somnissioned olhcsrs,--a Captain and two
Lisusssants, sand advise the Governor, who
will forward their commissions.
The Keokok Guards, which now numbers
nearly hundred men, haxs already CON.
piled with the necessary preliminariss and
given due notice 10 the Governor.
This company being tho frst to tendsr
their services, will DO accepted Of course.
What company will have tho honor Of ma
king up the compliment for Lee and Van
Buren,?
Capt. Appler's Artillery Company has
now over SO members and will soon DO full.
The German Jegers, on the refusal Of
Capt. Bsrnisooni sishsr to enlist OF resign.
disbandsd 10 great indignation, and 10 Of
them went mp 10 Burlington yesterday to
join German company IN that plaee.
Messrs. Terrence and Moss are swsitine
advices from the Governor preparatory to
the formation Of : cavalry company.
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WA. vGMCllL. - y. JoNE1.
VfnCfn & Jones,
CLOTHIER6
AND
MERCHANT TAILoRs

II REP s0nstantly on hand nns sssortmsnt Of
N CLOThIN0 81 I'll descriptions. Also.
Having in or employ mont AIst rate Tailors, We
are prepared to make Clothinx TO order on short
notice IN in the latest style. We also keep con-
stAntly en- hand > large stock of Trunks, valeses,
Carpet Ba2s, -.
Customers In want Of anything in our line will
do we'll 10 give us oall before buying slss where.
- ksmsmbsr the plsce 1t ~ MAIN street,
north sids. VkHCILL JONES.
ap17d
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DAY e BRO,
Wholesale GrOCerS,
NO. los mAIN.sT..

4 RE in rsceipto OF
"A 80 kses sssorbsd Nails,
100 bk1. Hermsn Soap,
SO " Fancy Toilet Soap.
70 doc. extra wire handlsd brooms.
50 bxs. assorted Candy,
100 Fancy Candies,
3aerssms Writing Paper,
70,OOe Envelopes,
1900 assorted Cigars,
$500 Havanna IS
500 Lbs. Indigo,
10 bbis. assorted Nuts,
l0Okegs Bicarb Soda,
3 ties. Rice,
100 bxs. assorted Glasr,
500 Cotton Yarn,
200 gross Matches,
zoo rcama wrapping Paper,
Besides large stock Of the various articles Of
Groceries, which we o6sr ct the very lowest figure
We viii At all times pay the highest price for
Hides, Furs, Pelts, Feathers, Beeswsx, and such
articles Of produce rs will preserve their nature n
transportation.
Septl2d
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List % lsa nks SsscesvsA.

All the Bankers Of this city agreed Last
Saturday to receive the notes OF the follow
ing Banks, subject to correction daily. All
Wisconsin Banks rejected. Discrsditsd cur
hnnnhk - hnnk kQ
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pepavsure 90 veIunaeers.


The following ere the names Of some Of
ths members Of the lass K sokuk Jegsrs, who
Ilsfs yesterday in the cars TO join the 0srmas
companies in Burlington. IL vs. refresh
ing sight TO see such enshusiasm ~ wss man
ifestsd By them. Cheer after cheer went up
Tor the American Gag.
This il the 6rst party Of volunteers from
from Ksokuk, thus showing that the Ger
mans stand among the foremost in patriot
Ism, and that their hearts beat In The right
place. Nay success attend tho brave little
band.
Chas. Limle, Robt. Mers, Chss. Knapp,
Ernst Rotseck, Chas. Scbults, Frederick
Leonhard, Ant. Nagsl, P. Grimsohlag, Geo.
6cheafer. Adolph Rinker, p. Lsngs, John
Ruckert, Sam. Mers, H. Eberhard, Jno. Kiay,
fsrd Firuhr, Jso. A. Brockman, Ferd Sahr,
/ Ernst Becker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-23

EDI1oR GArx CirY: Dan any pcrsou in
form the pubic Whist has become OF shose
verbose individuals Who have bean vosifsr.
onsly sdifying shs pabiio for : few yesrs
past with their patriotic sloqusnoe2 The
time has now arrived when "a opportunity
10 offered them 10 make practical display
Of their spent up" patriotism. The perps-
tuity Of our Government 10 endangered, our
dag has been insulsed, volunteers hsve bsen
called for, sonpaniss are now being organ.
Used for the defence Of our oountry, and
whore our very enthusiastic patriotic 30 b.
found7 Il strikes % observer @ though the
most boisterous whsn danger wss far away
80 1S= sS1:siiSs 5.ii0i feignsd principle
Or : frivolous excuse, and arc calling upou
loyal eitissns 70 rally to their rssops and i
3 1s sshs 6Aisiss 0f our country. Are y.
left 70 conclude that their patriotism onl,
had rsfsrsnss = the spoils Of oAicep II 90
permit mstc ~ that The trAisoroas Ar,
Dolds passiosisn extended thu. far. Nov
II ths time 30 public look for some prao.
tieal Demonstration on tho part u those wht
we're, short time sEo, % very patriotic
Or shall ws bs compelled to write -- afse,
thsir nanss 10 tho fatpss.
Many have families, II II true, bat ~ thsi
fA.iliss any moro dear to than than 90,
other citizsn's family il 10 him3 We hav,
their vords for what they would do, and nov
~ expect thsm 70 Do - good - their word
Let them come oat, and there will1st - an,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-23

- cnxuEeB OF OUT
climate are SOURCES Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Aeshmstic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear.
y stages Of the disease, reeourso should 81
once be bad to "BRowH's BRONCHIAL TRo-
cHks," or Losenges, let the Uold, Cough, or
irritation Of tho Throat be ever 30 slight, q
BY this preoaution more serious attack may
be efectually warded OF. PUsLIc SpRAKRsa
and SINoERs will 6nd them eifectualf for clear
ing and strengthening she voice. See I'D
vertiscment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-23
EFFECTS OF SECESSION.

List ls1, Just when our people hsgA1 70 feel
confident hopes Ut better times, In consequence OF
the large crops raised in the rsissd
iss distruetive head and at once blasted Nil sur
hopes. Instead u rising, the price Ut I'll kinds Of
msrehAndiss went down, which vas only the be-
ginning Of : dsclining scale, and ~ this time
Duke Barrett Astualy selling Beet. e..
shoes Tor lsss than they cost year ago. And an
der tho indnence Of such times they 10th work on
the bench, 20 80 It once to insure good fits, good
york and reduce the exPenses snd consenua..lly
Tn prices of their goous.
They have the best selection of raw material
be0ught u thts city, and all persona d.
sessas Of having Boots and Shoes made 10 call and
sxamins their stock before leaving their orders
eIsswhsrA - - stsn II The "Big Boos' No. 81
AelA-at-4sRss fneh2Sd]s
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81. Louis Market.

81. Louis Market.
81. LouIs, April 10.
Very little business daing-the great toric alb
scrbing all minds.
Shipments very light. Corn ranged from
3SGs4. Oats advanced lto3c., selling 1t 2s@so.
Provisions we're hrm-holders asking $40 for ness;
but sales were made II tl7tykls. Hides bvsr;
flint &c. Groceries quiet, and little doing.
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General Insurance Agency.
WI. +. WOOD, state Ag't

General Insurance Agency.
WIZ. +. WOOD, state Ae't.
kEOKUk, iowa.
EvTRE INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIVER IN.
L sURAHCE. LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. CO. OF NEW YORK.
Assets oAOO, 900.
ms. cOnp.Y. or NEW YoRx.
Assets ~ .O97. SS5-
SECURITY FIRE TINS. COMPANY. or n. Y.
Asssts $500 900.
LAMAR yIRE ms. 90. or new YoRx.
Assess oo6O 600.
ATLANTIC FIRE IEs. co or BRooKLYN,H.Y.
Assets oee9 900.
HUMBOLDT GIRE ms. CO. on NEW YORK.
Asssts ts3SsO 900.
Mmtnaa UeneGts Lite Ins. O..
Net accumulation Ian. i, ,6I. e3.8l2.65S.yO.
Oh Persons In this oiiy have their lives il
- saIed - ms Conpany--AnoDg than ear
Dwsllings,. Household Furaitars, BsiIdings,
merchandise, NiHs, Factories and Machinery n
sufsd # FAIR rates. - Loases Paid GtiAil Agescr-
Cailand zee reliable iasuranae statistiss and -
OFFICE On TAird-,t. near Stat. R..t. Zee
kuk Iowa. W. L. MOOD.
apr. Is, Issl-d State and local Agent.
Tee! ICE!
WE are prspars1 70 furnish ssstsmers sape-
" rior qualify Of loo. Orders Left i ~ stor Of
Robsrtson Bro. Will receive pfonpt attention.
neh1sd u y. 4 a. c0LLIkR.
JOHN n. AsUaM EN-, ~. =.
n q PATHIC PHYsICIAN,
kEQkUK, IOWA.
|0fFICE and Residence on Fulton-st., hstwssn
~ 9Th and 7th. finch 95d1
CL0VR2 aDED.
| A GOOD article fol- sAle b
~ wA.H. AUSTIN co.
NarchI6-dAv
Diaries for 1851. $1,000
| x GOOD SUPPLY jsst received and Tor sals b.
= Nv. N1o1C0TT,
Janl-d Metu-et., ~ dAnr lron an,
Tx hhDS. prime ~ q, sue y RI Aog.e a1a ~ -
y -, ii N.H.AuS!il = q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-23

LEGAL NOTlCE.
To Franklin Sweeney;
N0U are hereby notified that there is now on
i file In the ONCE Of the Clerk of the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa. mt Keokuk petition OF
Hiram Barney, clAimingof you the sum Of seven
hundred dollars with 10 per cent. interest per an
nun, payable annually, money due on two
mortgages made by you 70 Charles Mason and since
assigned to Hiram barnsy hal.a ser. =
TS56; afo claiming against you the foreclosure If
said mortgages. the same heing upon the south
sixty 1907 Of the east half Of the south-east
quarter ID Of section twensy-tix l2s], township
slxty-seven (67l north, range seven III west. Lee
county, lows, for the purchase money, and further
asking for sale OF said premises, the appoint
ment OF . receiver, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon of the second day Of the next
term Of said Court, to commence at keokuk OF the
hrst Monday Of September, A. d. 1881, . defaui,
will be entered against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ pray cdfor In said petition.
NOBLE d STRONG,
April 20, 1s61-dim Aft'ys for Plaintiff.
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rOR d EMIT.
A FIRST clsse dwelling house, In Q very dssira-
~ tie part Of tho city. Apply to
April - DIST N. McCREA
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GAzfrrEEa.-Mr James n. Hood, Genl
Agent, having completed the ssnvass Of this
city for tho s'Dss Moinss Valley Gssessssr
end Business Directory" hes gone up the
Valley TO canvass the touas along the Des
Aoines River. He will be in Pennington
to-day.
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Agricultural Warehouse
AND
SEED STORE,

SEED STORE,
NO. i6S MAIH-ST.............K IOWA.
r An rec Nv ing daily fresh and veil selected
j stock Of Agricultural Implements snd Deeds,
which An Offering to the public At low prices for
cash, ut wholesale and retail.
April3, ol-d3m 3. REYNOLDS.
a FUAk assortment Of the following make Of
IA PiosS may befound ct the Agricultural Ware
house and 6eedstores
ksokuk Plow Co.
Moline, III.
Rock Island, Ill.
Warsaw, III.
Boston, Mass.
ap3a3a Z. REYNOLDS.
4 FRESH stock Of Gardcn anu Field Ses d., By
a ths bushsl, pound ounes o. paper, may b
found Ut the seed Store, l53 Aain-st.
apsdam =. R1iNoLDS.
1Uer received vt the Agricultural Warehouse
d and Seed Store good atoek Of Corn and Cob
Lrnsher. CoF1 HhsLsn. Cultivators, Cor1 Plant
eraJ single, Double and Thrihbls shoveis, which
am offering 1t reduced prices for cash.
Apr3d3m b. REYNOLDS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-23

THE 8x1G0DA
SEWING MACHINES
IN ORDER 10 PLACE THE
8Esr FAMILY MACHINES I'm THIS |
Within the reach Of al We have reduced onf
Letter a, Or Transvsvss Shuttle Mackynss,
(vjth Hemmey,)
Beautifully Ornamentsd. 70 $50.
THESE LETTER a MA CnikEs
Contain Recent Valuable Inprovs.
We wosld ask for them fhefore purchss sing else
where the special attention of Vest makers,
Dress makers, and all who want Machines for light
manufaeturing purposes.
Singers No. lkl Standard Shuttle nafhiAs,
both Of very general application and capacity and
popular In the family and rnanuiactory. Plicss
reduced. respectively from 3lss and $50 to $50
and Goo.
6kN06h6 NJ. D EIANUAhU kdUVlL6 Ma
CHINE,
For Carriage makers and heavy leather work
Price, complete. eI26.
The singer Machines
maize the Interested stitch, which 10 the best
stitch known. They are Of great spsed. easily I'm
derstood, simple In structure, Of great durability,
adapted 70 the heaviest and hghtest goods, an
ished IN the most psrfeet manner, and NY IL used
Tor several years without requiring repair.
THE STANDARD MACHINE
/ For Tailoring, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness
Making, CARING Trimming, Ac., viii do more
work, earn more money, and ID cheaper than those
Of any other .Aker - gtft.
We have alwayson hand HEMMIN0 GAUGES
4 SILK TWIST, LINEN AND COTTON THREAD
On SPO0LS, BRST MACHINE OIL In hotties 10.
CHICAGO AGENCY. No. SO Clark-.s.,
sherman n ouse.)
Addressed ~. M. SINGER Ce.D
in BILLINGS, Agent for Keokuk, Iowa
4 No All persons requiring information ahou
SEWING MACHINES their sis.s, prices, work
ing capacities, and the beet methods VI purchasing
can obtain IL by Asnding fer copy Of
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W she Ns~S AitJs
Telegraph.
I do hope our cisisens will exhibit little
OF their accustomed good sense and oil take
hold, - ono men, and pnsh the wires through
30 Burlington Immediately. Our Bankers
and business men lose, and are liable TO lose
enough every month to complete this enter
prise. II We have any regard for tho char
aossr Of Our city, or feel tho importance Of
having the news in our home papers % soon
- the rest Of the world, W will not delay
this matter any longer. We never needed
. Telegraph more than st this time. We
ali want ths latest news; how can 10 expect
Il without Telegraph ? Hos long afs 70
20 pay .sibuse to Burlington and Quincy in
this matter With sabscri ption Of 4lOO
Per mile, No can Be 10 teIsgraphie comma.
nieation with New York in thirty days.--
Then lot il be done. OPERATOR.
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1861. 1861.
Prices According to Style and Qualify

s'Leading makes and styles ara firm in
prices, while inferior goods and rejected
styles are selling at greatly reduced 6gurss."
-lDry Goods Reporter.
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GIThe traitors 10 heart about here con-
6ns their operations against the Gag Of their
country TINS far to the open and contenptu.
oas rsfasal to support II themselves and to
secret and peSsevering efforts to indacs 9TH
ere TO follow their mean example.
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DECENTRALIZATION. Psriscopie, convvz
aAd coacavs GLASSES, Of every focus, Fitted +
Spectacle Frames.
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Give Upshe came.

Il b earnestly requested Of Gil persons Who
know Of any OF the guns formerly belonging
20 the old military companies Of this city,
that they will give me information OF it,
And it Is hoped that whoever has one Of
these guns will chow bis patriotism by de
livcring it at once 1t Rice's Hall.
W.T.. THOMPSON.
By order OF the Governor.
The members Of the German Jmgers being
ncE =:.sas: rs oi mvu wiii Ue In.
cluded 10 this call.
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MA-AiI persons requiring information abost
SEWING MACHINES their sis.s, prices, work
ing capacities, and the beet methods VI purchasing
can obtain il by Aending fer copy Of
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&C. - SsS15S AnD nam sTx..
no.s1 uSTEs HOUSE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

ST.. LOUIS, March 9.-Tho day has been rainy and
unfavorable to business of any kind. Offerings at
the moneyed institutions are quite small, aud, With
few exceptions, the bank counters are by no means
surrounded by business.
Exchange rules as last qu0ted-sight on the East
dull Mt i prem for bankablc funds, and little or
none buying on New Orleans at this rate. As 1t IS
lG02 39cf higher than this at Chicago, some has
been sold to that city hut as currency is not at al
in request the transactions of this kind are limited
So soon as the lakes open exchange will rule lower
there than here as the amount OF produce to go
forward from the Northwest is greater than that
from this quarter. This will help currency, as it
can then be worked of. Yesterday 1t was accn-
mulating here considerably, when it is taken as 1t
is at discount on deposit from customers. Now
that the Missouri Senate has concurred in the House
amendments to its bank relief law, Missouri money
will soon appreciate IN value.
There are but ten Illinois banks and one Nlscon-
sin now dscredited by all our brokers'; 20 yet. Is
the nominal discount but if the State stocks con-
tinue to improve this money will soon get better.
The demand for exchange continues small, with
the selling rate nearly at 3 prem on the last Tor
bankable funds, and 5365G for currency. on New
Orleans there is scarcely any call and 495 is the
nominal range for bankable, and 40l yet. higher
fov currency. The Building and Savings Assocla-
ton takes illinois and Western currency on deposit
at.2 get discount below bankable funds, but 1t Is
rather accommodating at this rate. No more dis
count is charged on the new batch Of Illinois dis
credited money than this. On the other, 70 yet
discount is charged by the brokers who deal III It
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

and 800 at S74c. o bushel. III Bran, lot of 1ses
sacks was taken at 85c. ID 100 lbs.
Hay. We heard Of 40 bales Western sold aE
s23 so, and 100 at 81 y ton.
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Pork CONF
prised 116G bbls. Mess including $50 ats1s, $780, in
three lots at sls IS, 1I6 at 50 and 15o at sis 7
y bbl. Retails at S18@18 Is. IN Green Meats, ne
noticed sales Of % casks Hog Round, on private
terms. In Bacon, about 30 casks were disposed Of
including 40 Ribbed Sides at 1oc., and 50 at I01c.
% ii. In Lard, we heard Of $50 tierces sold at Sc
for No !, and 91c for Prime, and 100 kegs at I01e.
q h.
COFFEE We noticed sales of 200 bags at o55c..
60 at l03, $50 at II and 300 at 13c. % 10.
| RosN.. 900 bbls. Common were sold at 85e.,
466 Low No. at Il Is, and 1000 No. L at ST. rs
| Il bbI.
WHISKY. We heard Of I25 bbls. Raw sold as
1s3c. and 300 Rectifed at l9c. o gallon.
FRErGHTs. We noticed ship taken up fer
Europe on private terms. Vessels on the berth
| for Liverpool filing up at Cd. for Cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,

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SPEERS WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For itz wonderful and beneficial a1oljties as C1ENTJ
sTrAUfANT, YOEIC, pIURETIC and sUpOEIFIG shich
Is testified to T pl,vecians and thosn of aud Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
sea 5seg,t5a Stf,n,sIar,t sPsrf rcoutc
II strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appes
and Purifying the Blood,
As n DiuretIe.
II r,nor,s hac1tr action +o tbe GLANDS xIDNEyE snd
rrR1NARv ORGANS very beneficial in YRopSy CoUg
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
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CATTLE III Ar Z ET.
JEFFERSON CITY, March

JEFFERSON CITY, March IA, 1851
Arrived to-day IS Western Cattle, 25 Mich Cows
and so Veal Cattle. The stock on sale comprises
$40 Western and $50 Texas Cattle, $50 Hogs, $40
Sheep, 50 Mich Cows and 81 Veal Cattle. We
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