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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

The FEELING IN EURoPE.-The European
correspondent of the New York Times writes
by the latest steamer as follows;
A good deal of hope seems now to be felt,
that Europe will get through the winter in
quiet, and the threatening explosion be de.
layed till spring. The late conversion of the
French Emperor to economy has given
strength to this hope, and the declaration of
NJ. Fould as TO the policy he means TO follow,
seems to be a sort of guarantee that the peace
shall not be broken. Nevertheless, do not
think that persons feel any confidence in the
forbearance of the Emperor toward the
United States. The attitude of England is
firm and we'll understood, and we may rely
with certainty on her retaining it at least
until the middle of February, when Parlia-
ment will meet to indorse or reverse the
policy of the Ministry. But who can say
what France will do, or how soon the EN-
peror may think it time to demand his cot
ton? There can be no certainty as to her
policy; and now that the Emperor is so hard
pressed at home, if his economical scheme
| fails to reassure the country, or if the old
| influences manage once more to drive out
| M. Fould, then all foreign nations had bet.
ter at once put on their war paint and
sharpen their tomahawks, fOE there will be
scalping TO do soon:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

IMPORTANT PosToFFIoE 0RDER.-Posto6ice
Il has been reported to this Department that
some Postmasters have declined to receive
United States Treasury payable on
demand, when presented to them in payment
for postage-stamps and stamped envelopes.
POstmasters are, therefore, informed that
these notes are to be received and disbursed
by them, as equivalent, in all respects, to
coin.
BY ordSs of the Postmaster General.
[Signedl ii. N. SEEYLY,
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

STRAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW
@
Liverpool. New York Phila- asss.asee3
deIpbia Steamship Company In
tend dispatcbt ing their full-powered Clyde e-buih
Iron Steapships a. follows: ,,o.
0iTY OF MXNOHESfER SATURDAY, November 80.
And every Saturday, at noon, frorn Pier A, horth
River. -
First CsbIn............S75
First de to London.u. so Steerage TO LondOn,' y
First do to Paris ..... IS Stesrage to Paris,...
First do. to Hamburg. s5 Steerage to HaRburg
Passengers forwarded TO Paris, hayIe, Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp, ETC., at equally low rates.
OY- Persons wishing 70 bring out their trienei
York; From Liverpool or Queenstown, First Cabin,
S75, Ss5 and SlO5 steerags from Liverpool, $40 !
from Queenstown, $50. -,
These Steamers have superior accommodation
for passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons
They are built in Water fight Iron Sections, and
have Patent Fire annihators on board
For further iniormatiSn apply n tiVeGrH0ol G}ao
to VIM. Inman, 5 St Enoch square In Queens.
town to O. 4 w. =. seymour & Co in London, t6
Elves Macy, 81 King William st. In Paris, 70
Jules Oecoue, 5 Place de la Bourse I; in Philadel
phia, to John G. Dale, Ill Walnut.Ht., or at the
CompAny's offices.
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
BY order of the Secretary Of State, all passengers
leaving the United States are required TO procure
passports before going on board the steamer.
JOHN @. DALE, Agent, rs Broadway, N. Y.
And W. b. Barry Co., Burnet House, Oin.'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

The largest hog ever slaughtered in Marion
County was killed yesterday at the slaugh-
tering and pork packing establishment of W.
& /. Mansur. The hog weighed one thousand
pounds, more or less, and was from Pike
County, and from every other county in the
State except this county. Beat this who can.
Indianapolis Sentinel, I'd.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

With all the other crop disasters, the
crop Of chestnuts have failed in France. In
France chestnuts take the place of potatoes
with the poorer GLASSES, who consider them
q most important part of their diet,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

Brigadier. General Thomas J. Wood, we'll
and favorably known TO Indianians, was
married on Friday night last at Dayton, o.
to Miss Greer, the accomplished daughter Of
Colonel Greer of that city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03
Notice to Contractors.

HAMILTON COUNTY AUDIToR's 0FEIoE,l
CINeIRNATI, Nov. 30, 1861. J
o,RAIKD PROPOSALS WILL BE II E
S'CEiVED at the Auditor's ONCE Of Hamilton
County. until noon Of FRIDAY, December 8, 1861,
~ nnftinR a new roof and weatherboarding upon
tba Union Bridge; the work TO be done according to
sneeifeStiops on file In this ONCE
,onySt nS no1nfIes 90 VIM WARD,
Auditor Hamilton County, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

THE LIST OF SENATORS WHO DID NOT TAKE
THEIR SEATS.
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Buckwheat Flour.

1nA SACKS $50 LBS. EACHO BUCK
HUI WHEAT FLOUR, from Wilson'S (New
d Fer ssIs be JAMES A. FRAZER CO.,
no27 &C and 6S Walnutst.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

PATENTS IssUED.-Between January and
September 80 1851 patents were Issued and
10 extended; abl4 applications were re-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

Scattered Accounts of the Fort Plckens AFFAIR.
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MEDICAL.

a z. NEWTON, M. DINO. 1O2 WEST
~ . Seventies -st., between Vine and Race. Once
hours, ~ to sh A. NJ. IL to az P. NJ, to p. NJ
Tno20 TT
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
NIGHT DISPATCH ES.

COL. KERRIGAN TO BE SHOT.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

TWNHK WEEKLY PRE5S NOW READY
y containing the News OF the Week, both Eorelgn
S1d Lsosl, and Telegraphio summary 0f AVon0
elsss.heFe up 10 the hour Of going to press.
Tcr saie at she V9untiDg 'Teom. Prioe ) eenhl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03
Rice.

OnO BAGS PR L NJ e EAST INDIA
oOO Rice in store and 'or sale by
JAS A. ERAZER 4 CO.,
noo7 Nos. GO and 6S Walnut-st,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

ER p. .BRLKNAP, DENTIsT:-
at Teeth extracted in most cases without k4Se|1a
Pain, or the least danger, by simple pro-t6ff{S)
cess, practiced by no other person Arah; a.
cial Teeth made, aud all operations pertaining 70
Deptistry executed with professional skill. VIII
render entire satisfaction or no charge.
Teeth extracted for the poor free,
OYFIOz-1d7 West EourIn-sE., Oin.s U. ooz
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&C., &C, sc

THE BLACK FLAG "PLAYED OUTp
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UArH1NG-ROoms AND GYMNASIUM

Warm, Gold Shower and Plunge Baths. Rooms
open from four in the morning until ten at night.
Mem sership for one Se'
Initiation IL
Apply to L. MOTION, Secretary, at the L0fsr
Bank or at the Gymnasium
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WE LIKE 1T.

NAMRS BOYLE, LAW OFFICE, no. 8
- Railroad Building, north west corner of Main
and C,urt-sts., Cincinnati, q Special attention
paid to Land cases. examination Of Land Titles, to
the writing Of Deeds, &C and to Claims of Soldiers.
TuolS til
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

PRICES REDUgEDI

sewing" Machines
PRICES REDUGEDI
u fEe-IAoHfEf 6o6PASfi S hsyins asis.S
M ur.rs Sns5 5rSas sn5 X. With InbS nnns Iba
FRiOEs Of their Sowinf .msohInss. IN
ap Fs HSS 4 Sz'iI *: tSs oC.% S1
SSS %Siin9 iS%pSyE SE r shsE Hqsps %s IN
tbsy are prepared with suoh extraordinary faoilv
sr is. End 70 usEsnss. e the guroaAs
souAly we'll, and are
WARRANTED THREA YEARs.
The difference In BriOs being merely diHsrenOs n
21,30S Machines sold in 1859, being dou thG
Awarded the First Premium IN the
O.s. FAIRs OF 1855. 1859 AND 1859,
AnS - the gneinnsti Mechanics Institute lOs
FtFHt Premium over all competitors 81 the best
BEST FAMILY sTwINs-MAOHIpR.
4 uses NJ Shuttle makes the lock stitch slks sv
Goth sides the goods, leaving chain or rideI
JD the under. side Of the seam; and uses but hs6
SEND or cali for q 6irouisr. ooptaIoin1 rr,o~a.
testimonials eio.
swNs. SUMMER & CO., Agsusss
~ West Fourth-st.s
PIKEs oPEBA-HOUsE,
dslE OINUiEHATL
SINGERs ING-MAOBXNE
Great Reduction In PriceSI
SINGERS No. 2 Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from SlO0 to S7J cash,
SINGERS No. l Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from $50 TO $40 cash.
SINGER's Letter Machine Is the best In tbs
World for Family Sewing and Light Manufaotur.
ing Purposes.
Price, with Hemmer, &C., $50 cash.
CINCINNATI OFFICE:
Commereial-ofics Building,
Corner of Fourth and Race. stSS
aul1 JAMES sKAEDoN, Agent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
wv o OD'S THEA E X
Wv Corner Sixth and Vine. stTeets.

wv 90 'S r II T E X
w Corner Sixth and Vine. streets.
Manager, Geo. Wood Stage Manager, G. Fl. Gilbert;
Treasurer, G. T. Collins.
PRICES To SUIT THE TtMEs,-Dress Circle and Par
quette, 30 cents Gallery, rs cents.
THIS Tuesday EVENING, December 8, second
]. wILKIs BOOTH,
In his admired inpersona ion of Raphael Duchat-
THE MABBLE HEART,
After which, Da' CO by. Miss Stella Mason.
To conclude with the farce called
MOTHER AND Guild DOING WELL.
DIX E'S OPE -HOU 8 E.
j w Lessee and Manager
A.W,kENNo, Stage Manager nj SIMMONS, Treasurer.
IMMENSE HITil
Sixth night of the popular American Tragedian,
NIB. NEAFIE.
THIS (TuOsdap) EVENING, December 3, the
performances to commence with the celebrated In.
dian Tragedy, in five acts Of
METAMORA.
Les Chalses Mons. Paul Carl
To conclude with the farce Of
ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE.
PRICES OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Circle and Bal.
copR, so ctsi Children, half price Gallery, 95c.
1ox Once oTen daily from 10 to4P NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
DIED.

lBURNHAM-In this city, on "Wednesday morning Oct ",
Of con.ur ptiou, Sire Ellen Bwnhain beloved wife Of
BeekmAn T. Bulnhsn, aged 50 years and monthh bhs
sweelly sleeps in Jesus. , -
The rssiiSts end friends OF the family are most respectfully
invited to end her funeral hi Fiidayl morning the ish
inst ct 10 NJ, from Il . Jane stree. 81 Shuich ~"
Yesaairs viii be tsksn 10 g esnwood Cemetery.
BAvIER = On Wednesday morning Oct ~ MT MI MAJ
Bsvs in the 9th yesao Der age, who de' 10 tue ~ H'Pe
offs blessed immortality. - ,.I.L. r..
Robert Burns Of the ID Regiment. \. = w. are Iespee
fully invited to attend her fnerfl on Fndsy o
ococa from the redence OF her mother MIs JAMS Duin
No 233 West Seventeenth street
RVANs-la city Wedue sdsy Oct 49, Lbbe dsughter
Of Wilson and Anna Z. EvSns, aged yssTs month ana
days
JOYCE-on wedn.sdsy evening Oct Is, 1861 John Joyce,
native Of Portadown, County Armagh Ireland In tho oco
Ts relatives sSJ friend. Of the fsmy are respectfully invited
stieud bis funeral this Fridayl sern on a. O'clock
from hi late residence No 81 Csine street vi hIut fur.
Their rvsiion His remains viii be taken to GREENWOOD
Cemetery Tor intern ent
Belfast, Ireland, Ispers please copy.
lAOBRisoN-on Mondsy Oct. "a, Of tho heart d!ses,ss
Abshsm W. Morrison Of Saratoga SPRING. 81 yesr Of age
MILLEROn Wednesday morning, Oct l6 At his residsnce,
IN tbis city svaDus Miller 10 tte oh esi 81 bis zee
70 attend funeral without uuher inviis from ths
First Presbyterian Church Fh avenue and Twelfth street,
on Friday. the 18th inst, st2 o'clock IN
MILLER-At Guttenburgh, n. J on wednesday, Oct 10,
John N. Miller In the Ssh year OF bis age.
fRAY-In Brooklyn on Wednesday, Oct ls Nh John Ray,
in the S9th year Of bis age. . 49,,
The ends Of the fsmy ana usnbers o. Brookyn ovicn
T. of t. Invited end his funeral this fday AFTER
Noon al o'cloct from the Primitive Methodist Church.
BIidgs street, Brooklyn.
WEBB-On Wednesday Oct. rs, tfter short and severe
! ine,s Fanny L., daughter Of James Webb, esq
The friends and esives Of the family also those Of he's
brother, A. V. Webb, and bTother-n-lsw, samuel 8.
Psle respectfully invited 70 .tsnd the funeral NJ m
day, 18th insG, at O'clock The remains viii ss
taken to Greenwood for nierm-Dt.
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MARRIEn-

AnELLAEA-JAcKsoN-on Saturday Oct. H. BY John A.
Brady, Aldermsn oftbe Fifteenth Ward John Louis Joseph
A,oIsEa son Of Gen Ayel1ans M.pn-la NJ Jackson,
o.osnsei OF Jonn =. Jscf'on. ESQ, all oftbis city.
ASHLEY-D ANTSIZEN-I l. Greenwood v.r., ri no,.a.
County, Cal; On Thursday. Sept 49, by E f. Crssford,
VIM. Il. Ashley 10 Louisa Dantszen = - -
CRANE-lVlSON-In this city, on wedp..a.v n. IA A
the residence Of the brides fsfb-r BY the r., "a cIs
esq., 81 o. this city. -''
Samuel d. Burchsrd Hairy o. Houston % Miss Hstsis
Hindes al Of this city.
HT-In Brooklyn on Wednesday Oct. n
by the Rev. r. Storrs D.. Dsni.l H. James 70 Csrs
lie A. daughter Of George W. Wright, ali Of Brooklyn.
sEELYE-RGEES-I 10 Chicago. on wedBesdsy, Sept IS,
BY tie Rev. Ro5srt Boyd D. D., Mr. l.aac II. seslye h
Milwaukee, 20 Miss Anna Il. Rhees Of Chicago.
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coIpT CALvNpAR-Tur IA,

UsTED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Prize causes.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Snort csuses. Part
Noa 4621 5S s4Il 409 1850 4y2l $685. 3f2g sO7 43g7
I6g ls65 769 1897 46l 4785 5G2g $685. 5l7 5le7 s25
55 S3s9 sl5T 1853 Asl5 4I7s 455 ssl3| a6lS &C. sec
ls5 ss8I 4sg As37, s9i 4S7 1913 495y 5Ol3 5O6 SGT
sio5 $751; $3.50, S2s9 t32 S3 SANS Pat II Nos slsl
223 4GS6 472O 42 4790 Sl6 ere 4sI2 sO6e $3.50 32,
.96 s508 .5a 4646 47ls, 4J2 tlB Ol2 52os SPA s2l
$40 5342 Se2 90 a7i 1896 tlO 43lS3 4422 4eS3 s88
iSel 4e9e 1854 4s2 $685. .o46, $685. s4 Slle 52O sac
5ss4 52gl, $50, 53l8, 537a.
sUPRIsE CoURr-SPrcIAL TERx.-Nos 23e, 400,
43s, 44s, $50, 454 TO 40.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Part Mos. 1903, 2205, 2343,
23is, z 234s, 2J5l 1851 1868 29S5 1867 1859 Zsl 233
2375. Pat IINo 22e6 1884, 2Sgi 1906 23gl 2tOe 2aO6
2iO8, 24iO, 242, 24i8, 2i2o, 2422, 2g24
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-0EE-HoUR CAUSES.
Nos 1924 1854 1870 72 3a9l 1905 3s9 $685. 1885, 3yOi
39l Part lLEos. 3iO7 1880 327 3Ssi, J.1 Stos 317s,
$500 $3.50.
KINGS County CIRcUIr CoURT, Friday, Oct.
l9Nos So 50 CO. 6 o. So 20, 81 y, TO- ~ 3D. 90 70,
81, so, 50. IS. g. a.
BRooKLYS CITY CoURT.-Nos. 80, II, s. 100, l0l,
lG3 los lc o7 lCS O H. III. 49, ii llS lie, H. lls,
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Movements Of = S 3 L Steamers
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRK........oor ]
Cleared.
Csrrm.l, LuuiD,L Antwerp, W. y

stssIasbiP--Congrts tBEsmh LuniDsL Ant~.rp' W. "
Schmidt
shios--Chsrt.r Oak. Corwin. HAVE, F1nch. Seincfs
Werdt; jack frost Emery Melbourne MAILER Lord que
rsau r. Robinson Long. Ani~rry Snow bnTses, W M
Lord IL brown, HSyre Funeh heiBcke Nendti Ashonr
tor. braji-h, Antwsrp C. Grinnsll
Bsrks Mazda, ne Day, AspowAl Pa ana RHn'oed Co.
W ~ Wall Gather Bordeaux B. BenuUT; ItxsDs, brsDe,
HavFe ~ n. Brigham Convoy, - ootw ia Matsnzas y.
Wsrd Co TuIkoo (Brem }, Dsnnemann. hsvre 4 Unk"
ar Evsling Star Man.6rld Ponce, p r. Wes dell Co
Brys-Tobert Move tchkss Drmerars, a. TIou oridss
SOM Sar4h NJ Eewhall, layson, JGcmsl kunhsId Co.
sehoonprs-Swsn (Brl Taylor 81 John, n b. r. l. Ne
yius SON; Forrest uotin-On, e. Johns. y: y, L.
Hatch; Ssrsh Jones Pbi.d@phis. - smithsonian ps-
us hIouisyidso j. smiih CO Meesd is,t Ward st Js-
20 de Cubs T. g. Chase Co. Fair Wind Meaus, "Sshins
fop Brett Son & Co z J. shot, AmsbDry, s. Pisne
Martinique, Brett, SOP Go M4y r huciIn hndson'
WAsueto u. c., McCrsady, Mott Col EHtefpsse tbfb
Cou i. Jsc1ae, d r. Dewoh
Seflcrs--F amy Gsnn. spence rphA James dsndB
Delaware, Cullen, Philsaelphis, james Hand
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WHEAT IEDIAEA Has DoyE.-lnd'sns has now in
che field, in sctive service, 80 regiments Of infantry
~ companies Of cavalry and batteries OF artillery
There are 20 regiments now forming, or OF which
are ready 70 move and i'll probably be sent to
KENTUCKY before this time next week. AZ regiments
In the field and preparing Cor actu service In Ind.
ana, while OHIO has tot % regiments Of infantry,
batteries OF artillery, and companies Of cavalry in
ehe field. The loyalty OF Indiana looms up eonspi-
snously when the exerti,ns of her people in the
cause Of the Union are compared with other States.
The Louisville Democrat says; I" Give us the Ken
tuckians and Indianars in the army Of the Potomac,
Western Virginia, ard b ssOuri, and Indisns and
Kentucky can Eight this war out IN the west
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Total. n rsoszo Is.7a. .s a6S7a saa as i7a2 ys.a9l
ne ChicaRo journal eaNs:

Inc tAfcdSO JpurHh ht1b:
Exchange ser to-day aud Of the bsnfs are chars
FS " ceat prem bet the asority seh 81 cent On the
street nAde a. per y prem Cuirenoy con
tnues peuty. Gold sie,dy 81 Tea y cept prcn.
Al kind Of Treasury and IN active ce1Ia
At Per. Illinois Laad Warrant. are quiet n soc.
me hitsdEkoc Sentinel Of the 10Th, says;
7ho bsnks reported money close yesterday bot We did not
bear many complaints Of scarcity among produce opoeto,
Excbs e plsy 81 g cent prem. That probably VII DO
the selling rate for tbs basncs Of the seaso Inc fAi
hs solvent hanks have agreed 10 Tsder te noie here
ssT this date In New ok exchange cent dscouht or
In other words u furnish for Isf currency a.
oeut prem VII prevent from going higher tnan thst rate
and until he suspension act expires camel De 20
60 any Under the which gee. into operation
Dec. exchange be her than Of q cent Pom
Gold continues selling al in large sums ana cent
Ia anal SUNS
The Cincinnati Gazette OF the 10th says;
The supply VI currency reported ample for all the wants
Of the trade and good paper & easily disposed o. a. o@LP
cent witch the current r1Ies Exchange continues very
frm No change Ia gold which Is fTm at prem Worry
lew Treasury uo;ss ed
A comparison Of the fooings OF the weekly bank
statement Of the Boston banks with those OF last
week exhibits an increase Of 81, SSI 80 in the HENS
Of loans and discounts g. 2S9 O53 in deposits sil $40
in circulation and $737 sso in specie. We annex the
principal footnes for the past two weeks with tho
corresponding week last year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

OEE AND IssIPARABLK I'm late discourse 10
Ames said There has ben, my friends, one grand
Onion Convention, tie proceedings Of which have
mot been reported by telegraph. Ii has been held
anlId the Businesses Of tho everlasting bils. The
Rocky Mountains presided, the mighty Mississippi
made the motion, The All-ghany Mountains seconded
e. and every mOantaia aud hill and ryel and valley
Ia this wat county, ssal up unanimous voices
Rssoired, That We are one and insepsrable and
what God has joined together no man shall put asun-
dsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

are lot anxious feers, and while no positive ad-
vance is noted, more irmness is manifested.
The exports Of the week Of Domestic Cottons have
been moderately large and we'll distributed, but prin.
cipaly TO Mexico and the South American coast, as
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

How TO SHOVEL Cons PROM WAGOE.--In un,
foad,u0 corn In the ear from wagon 1t is generally
found necessary to lake out few baskelfuis by
hand before the shovel can be used 70 advantage.
This difficulty may 10 easily overcome by Placing a
board a few feet long slaDtiD9 from the bottom OF
fhe wagon to the top Of che tailbOsrd. Along this
board the shovel can De used at once, and those who
have never tined this simple plan viii b sstonished
60 find how much labor and tune are saved by It,
iCenoses Farmer.
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/ Tua.-On Wedneadav

EXPLOSION OF STEAM TUG.-On Wednesday
afternoon tho seamug Frank when of the foo. Of Sixty
h street. East River exploded her boiler snd sesded
mon--fredsrck ks.sst and William Wells severely. They
were tahen Bellevue Hospital The " the accident
A. ssN 20 have beep deeei ip the bcIer,
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We alluded yesterday to the nusterngof hfiy
Delaware Indians into The u. s. service, for The use
Of Gen. Fremont. II seems that many O theee were
with Fremont in bic celebrated expeditions across
Sorneys. They vii be employed as scouts.
ILeaTenworth Conservative.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1861.

Data Losn' Dis Specie 9sPo, 40 Sie en- ISi
Oct. H.. 6S5Ss,4eI TlS3,SS6 SS4to0ss 6'7As'su
Same time last year: 80, K,
Get. So, 4Ss, va s527737O s2o6Os4os s1SoiOsS
The Boston Traveller says;
Mop,y continues e.sy Of acees at from q U cenuH
for four months maiues Of hrscass indorted notes aho
accsptaDce aud TOR strong collateral osDs but there
n doing 10 hing ess outside Of the bank psfon
specie Esn reported this morning when nsle
die tot Nodng substantial basis Tor The
reucJ stock market very buoysnt At handsome "a
vance IL rces for ao.t everything usually bought aud 500
At the Broker Board This natural ceuseqneece Of e
condition Of the finances, snd the only Won1eE IL ts
there aIe many willing to sell a. the quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
count of the Auditor of Illinois:

Mrssrs. TAy or Brothers are suppl, ing the demand
for toe $40 y cent Treasury Notes, IN return for
current funds Of all descriptions at No. az Broad
way and No. &c Wall street
The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities Of the Union for the Ast week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding time Of 1860
rs follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

CosFLNEETED.-The members Of Company g.,
Anderson Zoaaycs, stationed ut the Chain Bridge
have presented fine Iiae to their ls Lielcnsnt, as
stpken u esteem.