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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-12


PAY OF yOLUNTEERs.-Fo the in
formation of those who wish to invcSti-
gate before existing, we publish the
following table. tits the salary of Uncle
Sans soldiers for one year, and where
can . young man do better pecuniariIy
to say nothing Of serving his country
IN noble cause:
For - months pay at SIS per month 1856 90
For :" Z" Communication for clothing 81 II 90
For :. =" . rations SI2 la 90
For Bounty 100 90
For grant Of leo acres of land (in prospect)
valued, Say at 100 90
Total for the year 5000 90
There are also other considerations
involved which we have not enumerat-
cd IN the above statement. The act of
Congress approved July ed, 1861,
provides that every volunteer, non com
missioned officer, private, musician, ar
tiicer, who enters the service Of the
United States under the act, shall be
paid at the rate Of fifty cents in lieu of
subsistence and to q cavalry volun-
teer, twenty-five cents additional in
lieu of forage for every twenty miles OF
travel from the place Of his enrolment
to the place Of muster, and when honor
ably discharged an allowance at the
same rate from the place ofhis discharge
to the place Of his enrolment"
Moreover, in regard to pensions for
the wounded, and provision for the wild
ows of the soldiers killed in battle, and
in every essential particular, the entire
volunteer force is placed upon an equal
footing with the regular army.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15

r7-The Following vslnstie uniqne valen'
tine was received By . LADY 10 Mount Peas
ant:
.soft is the dOun on The bosieFa'e's wing
iis soft and meek
CON 10 the voys that nv fru luv does sinl
Bu; softer yet j. her crimson cheek + Z
The following J. the lsdy's reply;
Mr.. @. .Sof, is the tsiers smashed up.
As soft IS smash can be;
Ba, softer yet is the silly swain
Who wrote that verse 70 me- s ;
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15
FOR YOUR
wife. Daughter, Sister cr Friend.
ArfIsur'x kscErsc Magazine

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= T0wssrxp- ror rhoIee snd elegr nj lit-
rrafare. hign rser2l tone, peculiar adaptation
~ rie hnme circles If cur land freshness,
nriri-asfv atd chearne-S, lhis Magazine =
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eorr,riYT and tne rirhrrss VI ~ frl5eilish-
s.srfs fu i.e "a n amtitioUs snd dearest O.
onr Mrrrrines. ~hils u claims % iesd all ~
sa-rn in many essential ieafUrrs Fur cor
r~cin4~s nud exquisite bear'y. ~ colored
steel fashion plates we're unrIvalled IN 1871
they = ili mainsain this superiority ~ 1873
yoinme Xl hrrnn ~ January
TFRws-S3 wear in Stvance -Four CO..
ries f1r S.: lNelve copies tcr SD, md one
~xtralo ~ gsrter up o. the c'uo.
co. $pecimens sent free 20 ali Who wish
10 subscribe or 70 make Up clubs. Address
y. :. Arlhor & Co. los. Walnut street,
Philadelphia
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15

GA wsggish friend hearing minister
remark that. .Previors 70 the fall Adam and
Eve were clothed in nakedness.s remarked
that iii in the Garden Of Eden the summers
we're % hot and the fails a. cold a. here, nc
wonder ,key went naked before. srd dressed
up' after the FALL
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15

'.wAR REDDER THAN BIocD-"-henrs
wsrd Beechtr prsys that the var which has
commenced may be 'redder than blood -
The Conservative men Of the free States 90
no, enter upon this conflict with any such
deyilish impulses To sustain the Govern
meni and the laws. II is deemed necessary
10 draw the sword; but will not every true
Christisn-every true pstrioi-Prsy 10 ho-
milisiion md with al the fervsncy Of bis
heart that II msy coon be restored to 10
scsbbsrd without . crimson drop upon i's
shining blaie 10 dim lis lus'eri We want
no ones blood-we ask for no revengs-vs
are prepared 10 defend our rights. our ass
and our Governmenf--BuffaIc Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15

- ~t4t.1-~~-- so ElkaSo
Ir isa s.S Eh~t. AZ sarlc period. every ra~r.-
lsv ~ ile htm-n .ar.iiy Is suhjcct to disease
w i.su4tarrc of tie bodily functons: brt.
wilA VIE 4il N ss'l tunis AMI the excrcisc
w EiAin rcnnan scnse. they n'as ~ a'sc 50 10
tvr.laie tAs s.~ttn AS 10 fcchrc permanent
Ecalth- IA cnAer 70 accomplish this dssircd
u.sees. fle ir@e ceure - pursue j. certainly
thai NDlNA vil Isot4cc natural state "
things - the least ta4arl ef vital strength AMI
~. Tcr iiis Yurrcae. II. llo-teiier has in
trisllced 10 ttis eaansry preparation bearing
Ai. n~rle- which is r0t Eew medicine, but orc
tist las hccn trierl Tor years, giving satis,ac-
fien ~ all who haze Exel l.. The Bl.ters
operate IroEeE.ully upon tie stomach. bowels.
.lll LIVER, restoring tLeEa 10 healthy and
vigorous action anl thus. ny tire simple pro-
eess q strengthening nature, enable the sys-
teri " triumph over disease.
For the cure cf Dysrrr-a. Indigestion. Matt
sea- fiaEEleney. Icss VI Al lstite- or any Elicrs
Gcnpi dnts. arising froll a morbid inaetion
~ sAr Stonarh or ncvel-. rrotinring Cramps,
Isysenssry. Ceiie. cho.era Morbus, &c, thsse
A.tieEs ave no cqrsl
id.rl-cea- dyssniry ~ fHx, - gcncrrilycon-
tra,tf u y rev s<fslsis. as.l caase-i principally
fy TIE rAa--rc "a wasr asis set. will be sreel.ly
rtgs.sfei NJ D.'ss L-. ". Has Ireparai.e1-
AZ. Y-la y ..isea.c riieh j. probably mcro
rItrs.ert. IN All H. s..Is1rs forms. Than any
,s-sf. Ani tie cause oF which rny always
~ -1ttrtrl fl II engagements cl tie digestive
e-r.r. ern is .4.-l wssaour fail ~ Using
ilurfA-- rr.I-S STOMACH bsTTEES. a. rer
sl..-..rrls sn Ao tastle- Portals disease cvtry
r..yssetrl .i seect.'utat L.,tcrS "a Some kirsi;
ti 3 --r ~. = - VA artssl AIrwn to W iIia.-
tatiet Ail nassss-Is h~.t t.eir iiieFv as Irc-
ves..lF+ uf ,.4 ani strengths s-er "a tie sys-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15
OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-BAzrL B. EDNoxsr0S-
Auditor-JOHx MEHRfSGER.
Treasurer-THEoDoRE SpxDEkxAss.
Recorder-SrEPHES JERGEE.
Sheriff-JoHx WErKEL-
Coroner--WN- ScHuELrERNAs-
Surveyor-BEsJAnIx r. KExP-
HARvEv NICHOLSON,
J. B. BIcKwERnEET, Commissioners
WN II. GREEN.
OFFICERS OF EArxBRrDeE TOWNSHIP
Ju=tiees-A. ii. Alexander, " keefsr
s. Rose.
Trusiee-Mar'in Fresdmsn.
Constable Anthony Eekert, A. Tilnan
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15

JT-r FrKlESrIEp.--A NM TREATISE ON
rrAsf. r2aHt is1 fttfi stsrrt~. i4 q afi,t.
HVg fantsMts minf Gk mlsrulsz Mrtrf~r fr fhrfrtt.
n t N4~ mu& aAtr t4rsaaSt. ftyAt 60 Ahpalsislf4
wa~9-rrntr IN w f4~fmlpet. ~ n.
e9- Em mtlfr rwfe 80 trfr ~ rnFs rNrI 40 49,
4fanA 4n~ rare NtFs~af Ntft ttN H1w eire pi even
tsatr ant a hhe iess. sp-s r ts thrrr,y nA.ll
~ a-taDr asn Frsn fhvst " rreataftAi rmenf-,
nnn snmmt nirrw w lrww rating thr nature AMI
~ wem aries fhDHsainls
"a ~ aafrss~y crave Ssrf rrisr seal % any Aldrsss.
a, rer,af ~ cf twY tNs~nArs AtnnapA
Alir~nA = G. PAINE 90. Louisville. ~
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15
Seflnntmahungen
Sn Seutl6 lperpen
in pieler STicc I'M
mer auf DaS bette unD
wpblftilite perfcrtia-
Ct ipcrDen.

Any person sending Us five new
subscribers, and the money, viii re-
ceive q copy Of the Courier for one
year, g . present.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15
>frrom The Knoxville, Tesn-. Whie.l
Message from General Pillow.


Gen. Pillow. who ia clever genilemar
IN the private relations Of life. and ssers
eompanionable man sent us . message 70
esatly. which is explained in the following
reply:
KscxvlLIE. April %. 1851.
GEx G.pEox J PIILos-I hsve just re'
csived yor message through Mr. Sale. re-
qussiinr me 10 serve - ChsPlsin to your
brigade 10 the Southern army; aud 10 me
spirit Of kindness in which This request u
MADE. bu, in all csndor, return for IN an
swer, that when I shall hsve made Up ny
mind 70 20 10 He'll. ! wIll cut my throat and
70 direct. and not travel round By ihe ~ay
oi the Southern Confedertey.
an. very respectfully. &r.
VIC BROwNLOw.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15

HEaER AZ .rRENnMaS Jascsr-
FXF rsEkHAiii) .i.vnfinghrrr.
w4~GNGEH N ulLBvi.N. Hayssiile-
It Gn.iNNNN NJ rtinand-
WN NAllfN. l-~i-ri
WHIEE "a NODDFDED. Faali.
n-r i11 ~
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15
THE STIMULATING OHGUEKT

l. prepared by Dr. C. r. Bsilinekam. sn en-
inent physician of l. ndon, and y warranted
10 bring out thick set OF
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15
Prof q. j. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOTATOR,

O&C ~ ~ - - - = - .
1T 10 precisely what iis name indicates.
Il for while pleasant 70 the taste. il . re-
sisifying. exhilirlting and strengthening 10
the vital powers. II also reviyihes. rein
states snd renews the blood in all is oriei-
nal purify and renders the system inyuI-
nerable 10 attacks Of disease II IS ih@
only preparation ever offered 10 the world
in popular form so a. 70 Be in the reach
% all. A. : sure preventive and cure ~
Bronchitis, Indigestion. Dvs
pepsia. Loss OF Appetite Fsinlness.
Nervous Irritabiliry. Neuralgis.
Pslp.tstion Of the Heart. Mel
anchoIy, Hyp0chandria,
Night Suests. Lam
gcr. Giddinsss,
and all that
Ciass OF
cases 60 Fesrfu'iy Fatal. called Fensle
Weaknesses and Irregularities.
THERE Is NOTHING ITS EQUAL
Also. Liver Drrangenarnis o. Torpiiify'
an~ Liver Complaints. Diseases Of the Kid
neys- or any general arrangement u the
Unnsrs orgass.
II ~iII not onlv ru-@ The debility foll0xinc
lCHILLS and FEVER. but prevent al a.
iscks arisin = from Mlas ns'ic Influences. and
cure the diseases At once. If already at
lacked.
TRSvFrERs should have bottle with them
ss Il will insallibly prevent any dcleteriou.
consequences following upon change Of eli
mate and v ster-
\ As il prevents cOsfivrnesz strengthen,
the digestive organs. il should be in IN.
~nN ~f -
Il LADIES not accustomed 70 much cut o
doc exerc &c should always use r.
/ M0rREEs should use il. Tor IL i perfec
relief, taken month Or ixo before the fina
nsl. she will pass the dreadful period will
perfect sase and safety
There i no mistake about n,
The CORDIAL - Ill ~E CLAIM FOX rr,w
Mothers Try 1t.
y And 10 you We appesl. % detect The III
nr . or decline not only % your daughter
\ before il be too late. but also your sons an
HUSBANDS; for while the former from fsls
delicacy 20 down 70 . premature grave rafh
Ter than let their condition be knoxn IN time
the latter ere often % mixed upin tile excite
ment Of business. THAT II il were not for YOU
|, they TOO wouli traveI in the same dornwsr
NNAAAn ONAAA ~ - 49, hANE " 4NlErA NurAE I'LL
all But the mother j. always vizilsnf. an
20 you We confdentiaIly sppesL for We ar
sure your never failing affection will unpr
, lrinriy point YOU 20 PROF, WOODS RE
lST0RATIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOI
II RENOvA TOR - The remedy which shcul
. Be always on hand 10 time of need.
PEoF- wooD-s HAIR RE=ronarrE
Il too veil known for us u recount H. won
eriul effects in restoring GRAY Hair 70 II
! original color. and producing NoE Hair o.
said heads
We could refer 70 thousands ar Twin
witnesses. 70 be found In every city aud vii
llsge in the Union, bnt cur space will no
admit. We need DO no mere than .ssDs
: the people iis quslity - ss good - ever. On
!. that IL may BE- relied on a. the only harm
= less article IN the market for Restoring N
. Grsy and Bald.
4 The Restorative Cordial and Hair Res,o-
q stive sre for sale By O. y WOOD 4 co
!, - Broadway. N. ". III Market stree
St. Louis and By oil druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-05-15
w. &. Adams,
ATTORNEY Ii LAW,

WILL continue the practice in Dabois
~ Orange, Pike, Martin. and adjoining
counties Particular attention given 10
settling up Guardians and 3ecedent estates
Claims collected. and will attend 70 cases ID
Justices Courts. Services or fosmer partner
y. y. Laiid, can BE hsd BY arrangement.
ofHcE-south-west corner Of public square
OYER Erby's tin shop. March 6. 1Ssi-y
, 1861-09-23
MONETARY,
aA1unnkY BvInEEa, Sept. 81, 18e


The weak closes On ytry comfortable money
market. The transactions Of produee dealers
bsve bezn eno1mous; but they have had no dtfn-
enlt7 tn commanding all tbs funds they nesdsd.
Il IL evident On all Sides that nearly all depart.
sDsuta ,of trade a1e active, md were 1t not that
our entire community are still suffering from this
immense }peses realized In the ea1y part OF the
se<eou from our tnfarous currency, 1t IL doubttul
whether our people ever had really more pros~
perous wear. The Noting out sf five OF si1 m1ls
lions OF cspital-equivalent to the destrncsto2 OF
marc than IN tho banking capital actually owned
in the State-1s enough to embarraas any conmu.
nifty Large - that loss haa beeu, 10 row SCARCE
II potitas hae in the currents Of general business
Kxchange his BEEN Gfadual1y working closer Ill
the uaat Eeek. Outside and on the Boa1d oi
Trade to-day, KG4 wss the selling rate. The
tsnk fste to customers wss generally 20.
though few Et1l1 supplied
round lots to customers at X. They vera below
the general average Of the market. :.
TIE BANK or MoGTEEAL.-Mr. smithers, the
Assistant Manager Of the Bank Of Montreal, is IN
the city. He Will open the Agency OF ths bank
early next week. Who Ia to manage the
Chicago Agency has not yet transpired. We
hear several gentlemen prominently named; but
ne fosbear to mention Eumors, as the matter WILL
very coon be tettied. We learr definitely that
the bank Will not, for the present at least a1thoE-
ize the agency to do general discount business.
It's transactions arc to be confined strictly to az
fordfpg facilities for the Canadian trade and the
redemption Of its notes at rate generally OF y,
and never above x Of l cent. premium
STATE BAEK or IowA.-We call attention to
the abatement Of the Slate Bank Of Iowb- Tbs
etropg position 1t occnples will be evident by an
, 1861-09-23
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,

sA7gRpAr EyHHa. Sept: 81. 1851.
FRE1Gnfs.p aad = = @ loEe5 n, engage
ard xesaela, not EAnct, eorn ~ 13s; brig {. z:
NiDiams, ocrn 1T lie; ecbr A. c. Kaynor, corn at
14e: sehz Mason, wheat at 15:, schr Beslfn, wheat
FLonR--Received 9: :as1 brls; shipped b7 '.ke.
Sg hrs, hsfke: TT sp'tsE eHFas 1yGl5c higher.
sate were 81 follows: ,ss6 bis medium to choice
30; 183 br1s stanton hite winter Ut del;
IS brls me6lnm white winter at s. 80 del; II brs
red 4aitr tEt1a !sa st: Il + S i 10 as
s5 f@ sp'Rg sa Z 50 ri s:!s Haasons
iou1s 81 ss q ti i5'1es o. ss a ss5 3 e
sIask: iuo Ills Ra2iAn.." 100 ri. rrso,S 80
t1.1o del; 81 iris W E%pirs,' G a. % oa trseS;
$50 bril- gosa sxtrss 81 j. 70 del: 1oo orls Ohio
n, e ,o9 BIZ Il! e szt5a T q %
IS Is del; 100 brs Sheldon super at 10 dsl;
3 .rd 1S 55 n F. e. m 81 oFs s1
brls IS Mohawk do Al LEX dei; 100 brle .'Dn-
buq1e 1T night at + ~ del 100 hfls Warren
WHEAT Received 16eo71 bu; shipped, Sc $50
bu- liz ket for winter advanced 'c; spring wheat
N store at s5c; 6C0 bu No Red in szore at S5c;
1856 hu Go at Sc; 60O0 bu No Red Ia store At s:
1900 bu do at Sic. srRIae-4Uo0 bu MOI Spring in
eto1e ~ toS WV u w dk soAGs 4tH2V oA Wv ~
1876c; 5000 bushels do It 79c; 500 b1suels do
at 794c; 1O0u buthels do at 79Hc; TuD bush
No Spring IN store ut 1851 250D 81 do ut 739{c;
30,Q00 bushels do at T3Hc; 50 ,bGD hu do ct TIC;
se0o bn DO at 744c; Is 100 bushels Go; t74Ac;
2o By Rejected In etore 1t 60c; $50 do At Ste
| CORN-Recetved, 109,s0 bu; shipped, u sol
bu. harktt Gn!l for Canal, but firm for Fsceip.s
| IN store. Sales, 60O0 bu choice River Mixed 1t
2s4c O. b.; 25,o0o bu Canal Mixed at a4xc
In stnre 1t 22Hc; $1,000 bu do at axe; s., 900 bu
do at 23c; bu Rejected in stuCe at 1Sc.
0ATs-Received, 1924 ba. Market quiet and
firm.
RYE-Receiged. 671 bu. In coed demand and
firm: Sales. 1860 bn No IN store at sc.
BARLEY-kecelsed 1874 on. Market firm.
Sales. 40 bsgs good at ssHe On track
TIMOTHY SEED-Iu go1G demand. Selcs, IS
bags and 15y bushels ct 81 IS; II bags st $3.50.
HlGHHlNES STEADY. Sales, 50 bbls country
at 19Hc; 30 hbls in lots 1T 14c.
NESS PURk-No demand. and market nornfna,
at $l3 00@14 ~.
LARp-14 bbls and kegs country Al 7Be
TALLOW-1n good demand and firm 1t T@74e;
eountre. 6Z 0Tc
HIDES-In coed request. Sales at the follow
Ing quotations Dry Flint, 9G9kc; Green Salt.
ed. 4h45c: Green Country, 3h&lc-
WOUL-In good demand and dSm. Sales, 1000
lbs common at &c
BuIlER- Common, 6@sc; choice Dairy,
9@l1c-
EGGsIa good supply and dull at &C.
ktPs EogalKa1Shicksns sa7e ) = sl25G216o doz; Tus-
BEANs-ln good demand and firm at 81 90
LIVE STOCK Receipts 1.ss5 Beere., a1es
Hogs- Beef Cattle in fair demand and eteaIly.
A0gs rssetr eaeiet: Sales were:--
, 1861-09-23
MARKETS Ell TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Sent ox-as4-o,,.,uu
steaiy ufth mnderstsp so,es - ae s-Cont1nue ae
pea1ls' -'S~ '~'S' "' S'"' 4'i po'4 ana
Enr'n. ~ ln eltpng laFofaele accounts bJ the
7eroe eyn1+ dsneo, 'ia MucA e3clted and VIII
~ ~ ano 1ees ha1e adyaaoed 4c
I'd s 1875 20 1oE sspe1 state; S 35@56o for
e1ua etate, u 1oa1o ~ for super western; $40
&2:.n a.aI lo5 u common TO medium extra western;
Sot2SgS .a ;G ~ 19F eh1pP1ng brands e1trasra O.
se:y him With no sellers a. the inside quotation;
s3tla slate a. me close could not be had below
S5t095 TO- Canadian flour has also materially
Aaxaneeo, ml5a 1a1s business doing sales 1,3eo
hfit AZ $5.lueb5 ~ fer super. and s. 4UR6.51 for
dtners with moderate sales At s. lo@s 80. Cora
meal aa a. Urn: yin sales Of 1[9 brs Brsudywine st
S31o, AID lug hrls choice western at f. 80.
HIs6I-Active and shade frme1; sales 1850
GhAs:-Whea market continues excited and
pr3ses hare ~ seain advaIce ced FROM to Sc per bu.
portion q the sales noticed below wereto arrive.
ss5es y tn0 % Chicago spring =: $L0711 16; IT,
5e0 "a A1Waukse c',S eah a. 900 ou
Ct e. 1e@l2s: 1900 ba choice Canada cluo at ST.
4;5Gg bu "1Irer red state at 2t.25Glt IS; 1.UoO
bn Hisr1ur white western at Il a6 IS QUO bu wlu-
tef reg #estern at 81 25G130; 600 bu inferior do
y $l.@: q 0 6eq0 ia very choice amber Michigan at
13S. 26.GO0 bu white Indiana Ohio and tanada at
~ -; 49, Su \. oE White Kentucky at $1.a5@
state ana E; sM ~ oo99oee iof western 1g112e for
il fsir husinnas ady 1stiTy oon anq nominal. There
anT deeie1 cbano nohe n eoIn; Prices are without
sellers Of p1ie at s!ossa very tam; wita
fsr eastern I'd doS 5mae iSSa iS7 od %eSts = f$c
1inc T., ~. o'Is st w.. - Goou 70 PRIME snlp-
taEsda sms,c f'r wpstern 1eqrdss at for
PRrS7s,nNs iort +. "sEt..a -. aLu staIe.
fair dtnsr,d s,1au ssil NJ. - ue a. y: Met "itn
mess So 75mIo % for pine re GSye1t ~ sef
CONTRACT fnr a ia, bh1s 1rass h 1as SoFe11Msnt
, 1861-09-23

says:
Exchange dropped q cent yesterday, the ba.ks
reducing tha rate to Il ceut premium, nor did
the reduction Increase the demand materially
iii he banta aaat II .a
ed customers = cent f,r New York drafts, while
others would nor buy even At that rate. The de-
tn&nd for currency continues active, and we begin
to hear complaints amongst grain dealers Of =
scarcity. SI0ulc the movement OF Whe.t contin-
ne liberal, It is likely shippers VIII soon hare to
yet thelr exchange 60 at par in order to increase
the supply Of CURRENCY It l. becoming pretty eyI-
dent that the two millions Of circulation Of our
need to cary On tie an business lie "g reso soa
ticn Of the bankers convention that the banks Of
the state should resame redemption Of their circu-
event, keep exchange from running much iabove
e cent until the rev banking law goes into effect
after which it Is hoped We shall never See it above
xor . cant.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE HANEER' ECoNyEST1oS,-
a q meeting Of the bankers Of Wisconsin held at
the , NeWhall House. or the 18th Of september,
-rerented,> Alexander Mitchell was elected Presi-
DEBT, aud the following resolutions were adopted:
1fsassd That at f he intercats Of the people aod
that the banks should resu1ne the redemption Of
then circulating notes before the lat Of Septem-
oe1 Eext, and as Soon as arrangements can be
Resottsd, That the banks Of this State should
redeem thetr notes from the 18th Of October next,
atiMilwauk*s or Madison, in New York exchange.
agents respectively foT that purpose, and notify
the Secretary Of the Bankersf Association Of such
appointment y by the 10Th day Of October next.
operation nor any Increase Of circulation be made
By the banks now In existence except by the con-
sent Of the directors Of the dfecredited banks, be
Feinstased. J. ", MOORE, Sscy.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr-The following are
the quotations Of the New York Stock Market to-
, 1861-09-23

No. Red; snQs1c for No. 2 Red; 7887s1Sc fse No.
Spring; and zsoT<3fc for No. spslng-ths great
bulk Of The transactions being ut Il and &c.
There was I coed demand for hesh rece1pts OF
Cosn, md The market was dEm 8nd oEisk but In
consequence Of The scarcity Of vessels, Canal Corn
ruled 1ufl ard heavy. About $50, 600 bushels were
sold It s4<0s455c for Canal and River Mixed
a1oae; and bQsac for Mixed In store.
Oats were gutef but Arm Rye was scarce snd
IN eco1 demand. Timothy Seed was steady.
Frefgbse ruled dull, In consequence Of large
dset Of vetsels he1rg expected IL port by Monday,
&ud rates declined 1G29c per bushel. with light en-
ga5ements at l2&S14c for corn, and 14aa.5c for
, 1861-09-23

PkR sA1oFIA1 LIVERPOOL, Sept 10.
Contole closed buoyapt on the 10th, at 931, ,Go9
= for money, and 93a6@93H Ior account. Eli,
thares lover
LONDON MARKEr.-Sugars Eat Coffee firm.
FRANcE.-RenteE heayy 6Sf Or
, 1861-09-23

According to the dispatches received here from
New York to-day, ths markets for hres dstuffs con
t1nue btoJant, with q good export demand for
France. THIS yer1des the statements published
In the TRIBUNE Of this rao1ning, with regarl to
the deficiency in that country. Never before in
the history Of this country did matters look more
promising for large foreign demand than at the
present. We ere only cory that ou1 own CROPS
are not IS good aa Ha5 at first supposed, and that
We will have less to spare than last year.
The receipts Of prodnce in this city to-day were
lacge-amouuting to o.2G1 bbls -four, 1863 97t bush-
els wheat, and 10o sci buehels corn. This exhibit
caused rather dull feeling in the leading mar
keta st tie opeI1ng; but after the receipt of the
New York dispatches, they became firm and to1
ezably active,
There was an active inquiry By shippers for
Hour to-day, partly in consequence Of the an
uouncement that frelghts on Monday next VIII ad-
vance &c, but principally in consequence of IT,
creased orders from the East-and we have
TO note an improvement In spring extras since yss
tetday, Of 11915c per brl. Winter wheat brands
were aiEo IN better demand for specu-
iatlon-aud the market WAS frmer; but there Is
no quotatle Change in prices. or all kinds, up
ward Of 6,G00 hr1s changed hands at 81 5o@49o for
white winter ext,as; 81 s5@4 20 for red winter;
and $3.7s@4 Is for low grade to choice spring ex-
tras.
The 1nczease In tbs receipts Of Wheat caused
the market to open heavy, aud buyers had tho ad-
vantage; but under the buoyant dispatches from
the East, and prospect Of lower freights, it rA-
lied anc closed firm at yesterdays prices Winter
wheat WAS in active demand, aad tho market i'd
va1ced 1c. About 600 bushels Of al kinds
charged handa at &c foz No. White s5@a6c for