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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

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scaS.. ND po,t. hcinRslt theoeiyUu1otI1l. =
.-rva Nv lie whoti Bo5ly. asssl biruf ~
:. slis-a,. VI, any ,4.st - i. M xexph u lkse
rom IA attacks. mt y thesx one WHOA q nsey
4 u .s;rey. Tic aesofaibns taiiat ~ sssidu s.
fused by anerr,nial diseasc, law l.yiAa, dis
.t.lered " uahealil,y fobal impure aisr saltA
md filei., l,al,its,stie drpnssissg Si,xs. ND.
.boyc all, by thu vrhtscsf isfxtin,i. Wj.sss
ever lc j: olSs III il. ~ Asrestas III liz. sou.r
.itusinn, dr.aeahny !. hon psstAtesOcaihirrn
INTO tl,c third sni fpa<tk senefaEic1; kdesa.
seems "a 81 The ro,l " HIM who 80 II
sill visit tile miquitiss ofsths &ehas 1Hcs
,leir clhlrra. :" . Y 8. ... wv
slo,xl Of corrupt Or u.ecsots nsaGeEFs khicA. in'
he lung lircr, and iiitef1,al osEaaS;is ttrnsG
,,ubcrcles IN the glanda. swellings md On,
he surface. esupGons or sores. This 6aator-,
fuption, which ge5siacrs in the blood, dcpfsseo
the energies Of liz. so that scrofslous 90 .s.-
ions not only suffer foni sci6lnlous go.
plainea bae they have Gar lee power y wiiar
land the attacks of other diAcases: cuy1e-
quently vast numbers perish by disordns
which, although mot scrDfalosm in thcir naeu1x
are still rendered fatal By dds faint in tl,s
system Most Of the consumptSn which d.
eimates the human family has it, origin directly
in this sorofi,lous eonesminations and many
destructive discascsof the nver, Kidneys brain,
aud. indeed. Of al Che osgmns, arise I'm o.
are aggravated BY the same cause.s x
One qnarter a ill our people are scsolalcps,
their persOns are invaded By this lufkiAE h.
fectioaI, and their health il undermined 6yit.
10 cleanse i from the system wemust feAdtlss
the blood By IN alternative medicine. end IN.
vigora4s it BY hsalthy food md sxsasba.
such medicine We supply n $3.50
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Rscf1sx1AL HesPuAL. !
- 9Th RscinEsf lxrAx11Y,
CoUkcrL BLUFFS Dee, Oh, 1862
Sta :-Pssnit Ne, through yosr ssls1as
= rstsrs ~ thanks in TIE pa.s Of NJ 20
tisots TO che citisess Of tt sows, sspessally
the ladies, for he nasy 80 Of hisdssel
rendered to then.
The orgssisssios Of oar re9iosot ~
hussisd, as1 ssssssasily ~ dsaaih vsss
ssnswbas isperfses, bat De usvayhs
kiDdssse nd a.seatios exhibited By The r.
liss o. sbs Sssisssy Cossitsss, snoosAsd
sssy diiksslsiss, - Supplied oar sslseiak
soldiers with I'll the dslieseiss sad comforts
49, ~ % gratifying = sessaeess, ssddsly
deprived of The comforting inassssss Of
hons. We viii always cherish shs resell
lsssisss W brjsg MD o, NAiah sossssst
viii make I'll the more vivid 10 ths seissisg
sssses and pr;~ssioas, which nsss nssk sss
fstsre progress.
Respectfully, ". .. 0a1xss,
0srgsos Of tie 29tb.
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TAt last there ID prospect Of some.
tbiog being dose. Bsrssids appssss to b
moving In sssness. lie bee the meo, be has
the nssss, end there IL nothing now 70 pre-
vent bic Aghsisg bic way straight to Rich.
mend but the viii, and this, too, ~ be.
lisvs be hes. A short time will tell. The
next ten dsys viii reveal long chapter Of
events.
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4 sroRf coNC ERNuNo FOREIGN MEDI.
ALTON.


AsToRt CoNCERNlNo FOREIGN MEDI.
ALTON.
The pertinscity with which Engllsh and
French newspapers ius,ss on mediation ID
osr national d.lhcul,ies, repinds - of lit.
tie story :'lJ ftlS4I51S
Some time after the Revolutionary war,
there lived 10 the town Of Nstick clever ne
gro Who bad figured with advantage to him.
self in the Revolutionary army. The three
cornsrsd bet, long blue coat, buf vest, snd
lea.her brseches Of old Boston-or Bossou,
~ he wss fssilisriy eaaled BY ths, cbildrec
often formed theme Of wondering ad-
mirst,oo on holidays. -- +
Boston was native African, fne looking,
tall, straight, and black - sbosy, with great
courtliness OF manner, With ready bows,
and emile displaying . row of ivory which
did credit 70 shs laid Of palms. iifI3
By decision Of the judges. slavery was
declared to be at 40 end 10 Massachusetts,
BY the simpls Bill Of Rights which asserted
freedom from the dominion Of Great Brit
ain.
Az 10 distinct psblle ptoclsmssiou Of this
fact vas known, Boston continued to serve
bic master without wages for four years !;
bet at the expiration ofthas time his Ieyes
we're snoin.ed ~ the eyes Of many Of his
brethren 10 Virgins are beginning to be,
and be demanded wages for four years
His master refused them. and boston entered
sais fol- the monney> '''
The propriety Of the essrts was as much
shocked at this unnatural contention, as
ths ptepriety Of eefsigs Journals II y This
day at come other dispstes. So they offered
mediation between the parties.
Whereupon the judges advised Boston
and his master TO rstireto Q private room,
and to come 70 some mutual understanding.
Both retired and remained awhile iu con-
sslsssios, after which Bosson reappeared 10
court. bowins with great politeness, and
exhibiting bic lows Of ivory. sc !
Well, Bossoa, how iais2 Have you and
your master como to sn agreement %
Yea, mssss snd / de' greed"
Well, Boston, Whist 10 -" /
Well, massa be greed he Glib me hun.
drsd collars !; did r ssss fvost takTh :"
Such vas the result Of mediation! Such,
probably, would be the result Of any medi-
alton between the parties oontendios io THE
eouotsy. For ,nssssee, which patty j. TO
have the Mississippi Rivers Can any Euro
psas dipissntiss ssyP TIE Fsderals
must agree that ses will havs i. the Cobfed-
crates mast agree thas they shall not and
% the question viii return sgsin TO the
grand decision Of the sword. What then 10
the use Of forsik6 mediation IA z.szs
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0TThs good health enjoyed BY the men
Of the 10th Regiment, while ID rendezvous
here, has been truly remarkable. Since the
arss company went into rsodezvou'-nssr
three monshs ago-bus oss death has 90.
cared. When the Regiment marched, .
few days since, but ons man Was left be-
hind in The hospital. Thsss facts are to Be
attributed mainly to the uusiring vigilance
end admirable sanitary regulations Of Sur
seon GRings.
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TPrsous tavi6g business TO trsnsso'
With real-setate OF tax-paying Agents,
should 30 careful 70 6rst ascertain whether
The parties 10 whom hey sntrass their bus
iusss are licensed By the United States y
s,Sssses sush bssinsss, - unlicensed par
lice are not responsible, and will Do prose.
eu,sd By the Government. Mr.. BLooss'
hss taken oct liesoss, to transact the dh'
fsre.t kiuds Of business Included 10 biz
dvsrsissnsss, (Which sss 10 another col.
ump,) u cost Of o~s hssdrsd and e"
de,lsss year, asd 10 sos prepared - q
oil siuds Of besiosss 10 HE line, Tor per-
sons q home or abroad, On - Favorable
terms d any other licensed Agent.
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rLisst. HsSsy. Of the ~ lsfADtry,
for come time pass Recruiting O@esr d
GIsnwood, has shsaged bic "bsss," sod
will hold forth, hereafter, at Magnolia.
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UThs tslssssptis report lev dsJs
Sizes, Of The sspssssdisg Of Gen. Bsrs
eide, y believed y b . saassd-ens Of the
tslegfsph's joke.
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e Hogs aSs coming 70 market 10 large
nuubsrs. That drove Of fosr hundred from
Csss county, wbish the Gazette told about
were "soussss." Their ssbscon" 10 saved
now.
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vCsDt. n. T. sPsos, "a Isvs Battery,
arrived 10 ssvs yesterday. He eosss %
,sersisisg sssv,es, ssd viii probsbly remain
all vineoe.
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|M4UU40 - fk3 00UNE1L .1E6Y3y ~
|as1 : TTk
DEBA1Ixo HALL, CoUxcn BLrYYs,
Monday Gveoisg, Dec. s, '62. ]
1he Clsb ~ psrseant . adjosrnnens,
| - - auldI6 sfl8 81 she 1rsSilint.
he roll vss ssilsd, and the attendance,
beth Of nssbas and spectators, very good.
he sdpasss ~ de preceding nsesing pers
rad ssd ssaainossly adopted.
The Orssion vas called for, bat owing to
ssss .isssdsysas1fas = regard to the
speaker, Is vs. emitted, on condition that
NJ. Downing Be prepared to deliver one q
tie 80 nsesipe rs nsgfTcan
The discussion yes the next thing in or
der, and III. Secretary rad the question, .
follow Tes A. II.
"Reoivex, That females sbooId receive
% sqssl degree Of edsc.tion with the
naass arxE3 r. 0aagraf
The Diseassisa ~ opessd By Jos. Z.
Ksosedy, On the aafrmssits, Who Vas fol-
lowed y hs Ayssssr,p IN shssssasiss- Al
ssr so.s good srgasssss BY Messrs. Reed,
Street, K1ssss and Parks, the Affirmative
closed The disssssion.. Decisioa in the ss-
froativs.
An election Vas now held for officers,
which resultsd q follows:
For President, Wn. n. Mynster; Vice
President, J. L. Kyness Secretary. and
Treasurer, Jos. r. Kennedy; Orderly, Jas.
h. Downing; Connistss, Aessss. Parkes,
Csssady aod:Rsed.
Ths qssssios hssdsd in BY the Commit
- reads thss:
"1solvsd, That the cause Of the Loyal
Snso 10 he lsanss Of hsmasisy.'' 'aaEs
Abrasive Psskes, Cssssdy, Cool, Axe
tell, and Armour.
Negstivs-Kynsst, Reed, Kennedy, and
Dowsipe. - IS "sse.s.T s*s ~
On NOTES, the foliosisg PANIED gentle
Dso we're admitted into membership Of the
Club Clinton Reed, - Cassidy, Jno. D.
fsosk1ood; aud Charles Goots.
Arrangements we're made to have the frst
sunber Of the paper read at the next meet.
ing Of the Society. Il Vas then 7
xes6evs6, fThss ~ ss6dsf or thsaks to
The proprietor Of the Nonporeil for pub.
Publishing the minutes Of our last meeting
in HE paper, and that We request the Edi-
tors Of the Bugls and Nonpa,el to publish
The proessdisss Of orr fators nsetisgs.
: No esbsr bssinsss beng before tbs Club,
il Vas sdjouroed to meet st this Hall Mon
day evening, Dec. 18th, at half past sir
O'Clock. SPENCER D. SMITH, Pres.
Joe. r. KENNEDY, Sec'ty.
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TThs nesshssss Of Bssljogtes hAss
sgrssd thss they win give oss - asfs
ietsts for change.
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c. There 10 class Of creatures 10 thi'
sonussisy. who, for the last sosr months,
have bees 10 the habit Of doings Wholesale
stealing Business on she credit Of ''tss sol.
dier,." What will These villains do now,
for cover for their villssy, siess the col
diers have al left.
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~ E1f7E7 y = -. N1l0N
CAPITAL An D SURPLUS
s 9 3 2 ,.302,.9 g..

For details Of nvstnsnt, 80 snail Cards ard Cir.
cnlars. f-.4Es7-s.a.r -E..-g8 ....eE 49,.
assurances may be e6eetsd IL this old snA subetsn
tiaI Company very favorable terns. (.
Apply to $40 u. 2. NUT. Ag'ss
HrDweIiing and Hsam Properly insartl g
term Of years 1t low rates. 0ty1r
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major CoArEs KINNEY arrived in town
Thursday pigbt. 90 Friday he paid of the
2o.h regiment, and the SAND evening started
for the East. Quick work, that; nobody
Snsw bs vas IN town until hs was ready to
leave except the soldiers, Who were oil sen
sibly aware Of bic presence.
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NrOTfCE1s HKRBBY GWEN THAT THE FIRM or
IN NcCie land Atking is dissolved. All accounts,
nstea &c, the late arm will be payable to and col.
Iected by ". p. xcCielland, who will continue the
business. WI NcCLELLAND.
Nov. ID 1Sf2,-.>W CHAS. H. ATKINS.
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rRl.WcEKl.H.
YsF tss ssseosoessscs O oar eessssy
absssibEs - viii issos, fros - 49,
| - II OF Sseeseys Us-Sy se.s.s =
- "a -. he., q es;,e % peees.-
:..,.. -. r.e.dare. rssrsdsys. and
.... :. - !. 1900 v;th III IL.
- 11nn ,eer S1.a !. ,s.r
e.e.-
" A e00.'.''s. = S1. Nv
Spsss -. .' " - low. = '
- Vs' - - - $3.50
os ssS 80 1902 =
Cessa' D'ss = - P' 49, - -
- esse ZOE sess -"
E~Posk l. besinsios 70 esus 70 lpsskee
!. eoos,de,abls ouaas;tiee. Maahwae -
having q 2o(d2. nett.
-s~s-e
u Inc nessasss Of Dss''.''' -
speso psss sosy VIZ 8'vs ~
c---.
y SssS vs-
:. ss<.s-
!. =. 80. ~ ..s. : $50. =. ~
y s'' -, - -
1PAsxs y 1sisbise % ~ - store
soen, s1joisisg ~ Pssi0s Hssss, ed
sbisks Il viii - - lssg sstil b d fss6y
70 move bis ssoss 1ovs ists ~ city.
~s..,-----s;s $500 . - L..
go. ~ =. ..r.,..d;.~ g o.. R.,s :
aide. Il believed % be 5 eaassd-ene Of the
,,Iee,spb's iokss.
-s-s' '
0Cspt. y. :. Sfsoss q lsws bstssy,
srrivsd 10 ssvs yesterday. He eosss %
recruiting sssNes, ssd viii probsoly fens'e
oil wissss.
: J. - -
u L'ess' nsSss, = '1s - sss'y'
foF come "ee p" nse..'''. o"s
d!snwood, hss ensa9eo n's eass' 500
Will no'd fosso, nefssIss', = assoo"s
s-uo~. ara aorin~ "a .arket n large
,smhs,a. That drove Of fosr hundred from
Css, county. vbish The Goxstts told about
were "seussFs." Their "bscon" 10 saved
now.
].
~ $3.50.
''''s o's ~. =. 49, 49,.
1911 :. -. -. .....;.. 49,.
s'' $3.50 ~ 1870. ). p,.s
,'.' - -. =. 10 "a 49,. .oo :. -.
m'o' o.' w '' r.. ~ -.
hsss % 49, s.os' - -"
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eIDssisess q esssy kiod h bsesss i
Cssssil BisGs q tie present line. tAas
- bssa for several years pest.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.
Tuesday, Dec. &c p. N.

TUESDAY,, Dec. 2-6 r. NJ.
There Is more demand Tor money to-day, partly
arising from Increased speculation in gold and de-
mand not AMI partiyu the adoption OF a cautious
policy ~ some oi the banks We quote call loans
ats,- per cent Paper still sells at W s for
the beat names Certidsaies OF public indebted.
ness are worth s7HaH Demand notes are sell.
ing NJ 1851
Gold advanced this morning TO 1917 after
ward fell to l3l aola at 1907 IN the aitern ocn
AMI closed q, l30s4 bid. The advance in gold
- due to the speculative operations OF parties
VINO Believe that Mr. Chase will issue more
legal tender notes and thus increase the
dcpreciat,os Of The national currency. Exchange
.old freely this morning at li4Ls and closed l4I
il5 The advance in exchange likewise liz due 10
the eapprehensions whieh are eLtertatLed In some
quarters that the legal standard OF .value--th:
legal tender money--is to be further deprecated.
The stock market was firm al the first board
this morning duh and lsavy between the
boards, dull Al the second board, and weak
at the close. The shorts weic fise buyers
this morning, many operators still adhering to
belief that further paper issues are imminent, and
that the Secretary OF the Treasury viii recon-.
mend them in his report which will be forthcom-
Ing tomorrow. AT the arst board Central rose ",
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Ri BrAscHARn-Coy,cr.-O Monday. december l. Mr.
f,sSr rAx,s BiANoHhRp Il Charestown, Mass, 70 Miss
HglIxs CoSoCy. Of New York.
Boston papers please copy.
EEAcoS--Ixwrs. Tn Saturday, November a. by the
Rev Dr. Eaton JosHuA DRAGON, of New York, TO Miss
FANNIE LEWIS. formerly Of coopcrstown Otsego county
n.
nrxN-GARpSRR On Wednesday evening. November
&C. at the residence the brides father in Pain6ejd
N T., by the Rev. nr. Brown. SsMurr r. Dunn. OF New
York city, NE'IIR daughter OF Aiva Gardner Fsq or
the former place. No cards
PoLW-CLARK AT the residence Of the brides father,
by the Rev Mr. Morgan rector of st Thomas church,
CnARiKs G. Pork NJ n of leisware, of the late CO.
vernon pok of that state JuIA THOMSON daughter Of
Dr. 2. N. Clark OF this city.
STANDARDIZATION Tuesday, December 3, at the re-
sdence the brides paronts bv the Rev. Y. Heston,
Mr.. CoRSEirp 8. SrnsSa 20 Miss SARAH PERNx all uf
BROOKLYN. n. Y. No cards issued.
roogFR--PvcwuAM-- Tuesday, December z at CAL
vafy chufch by the Rev. nr. Taylor, GABHvL MnAD
TooErR TO MARGARET AUGusrA daughter of Dr. Watos H.
Peckham, ell OK this city.
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The following statemeRt will show the earnings
of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad by months for

Totals B731 800 926,72s TO. 900 10I ,OTv
The earnings for November and December are esti'
nated
The following table, compiled from the official
quarterly statement Of the Bank Department, OF
sept. 27 exhibits the proportion of United States
stocks, 730 per cent Treasury bonds, United States
certificates of indebtedness and other stocks held
at that date BY the city banks to their loans and
discounts. The list Of stocks include about five
millions of New York State stocks lodged in the
department for circulation leaving the gross in
vestment ia government securities about t727il,-
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Capt R,Ax blanchard &aveet kos'no lam sa,
brfi Marx Snatch, Ras Bacon, " hincf, = Ass
ho., Ma io. rlaamei. Ma Gel. ~ 49,
Elias Peck Gilbert Montague, Man hhhes. Al cu
Trrc Bernard La!neuns Philip L,nk Moo
Pin ado l. N recomtaI l. Mars 0esochs joan ueno-
CHA. Mary !. fo cast r Bs hal lofr.
HAvANA-SesA Union-Rsiss orscass hs 1asaa na
1em,ndo Manuel Rlaneue DR. Cnrnick, deorae Mclean.
A ndrea NcIean Ben ianin Crockett From Hilton head
Sc-Ma or Ii stevens. Fhsi Massachusetts Cavalry otis
Kin,hali 4 "A 30, e. w Titon
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aalea af the Third Heard.
CITY COprMnRCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec 2-6P. NJ
Asass --saes OF % bbs were made al 5l.c. FOR pots
and d. for pearls.
BxxADsrvyrs. "A decidedly brisser demand prevailed
tsday for four particularly shipping brands which were
So. 10c per bbl dearer Sales were made OF 6,ooo
bbs State and Western I7o0 bbs Canadian and Q, 500
bhs Sonthern within our revised range
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Arrivals and Departures.

DkfARttREs.
..Nku ONLstNs ANp Notwithstanding Roanoke--For
4Nw Q.ssns-Pb Dstr Hem mpstsad. Oscar Qussner, y
Endfesh Sneres aes b9ndo, hason q ,Ross N h Al
W. THs. z NhIc, Mr. hsiiysr. N Branch, w1iS~
Mhte, A tans Colspy. Mrs Morse aud pelce II
Mstend wiie. ~ Cchn, shipey, A Barton Il y Mi.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
Prr.rNfTD
By
CgfTyEvs - NEw YoRK
TO sHT
SixFY-N.AT1 Y. Y. v,
III -.

Cr,ryE~s = WV Yosx 5
SlxTY-N.AT.i Y. Y. v,
list regiment irish Brigade
Brigader General TH1vAs FgAStTs MHlGHKa, !
'oinmsndiug.
sn grateful appreciation gallant brilliant
scorduci on tie battle aeiis Il Virginia and MARY
in The war % restore tie naorai domain and tn
>Americaa Union.
November, 1862
plng the right h,nd hiif cr the nec fcsvs ano,l,
column of inscription, naming the battles in which e
.rish brigade bpk unworthy part For the TRUTH of
appreciates the drawer, his adopted fellow cZei,
Yorktown" ..Fair OAKS - "Gxines' Hiin "Alcn s
Farm 'Sayare's station" s.whte Oak Bridge ,,
"ClendaIe" Malvern HHi,' "aniirtam."
The national ensi.r which paues each regiments
STANDARD : o. the same dimensions and It's material
equally me, the -,ars ~ the Union being richly smbrs
dered Uron tfc ria shi hard % the Jniop commencing
with The third stripe from he tip, tho list Of bat
ties which is borne by iis fellow is embroidered In the
iet hand beneath spears the number Of the reg
ment &c. Tho STAG, of rosewrd, silver plated in
m0untiugs ON tDe baud, which midway secures each
stAa. engraved thr following
Presented by American born citizens OF New York 70
the sixty ninth 20. rk stale volunteers the Ts, reg
mcnt Of the Irish brigade fof gallant and brilliant
duo, on The battle feds Or Virginia aad Maryland
Henry | spluldinr James 7 swift, Shepherd Knapp.
H. Mortimer. joseph 4. >prague, Gecrgo Bliss, Samue
D Baocock, Augustus Cleveland, Benz. {. Townsend.
Levi p Morton, uka " rhomss. hnrry r + cart. Van
Ncaf, NJ Young, Ldwafd Fuller ~ Furman Hunt
george collins george q. kellogg, Charles n Fearing
VIM. N. Hays, Henry A. -mythe, q. Hurx HAL, Martin
naies sullivan Hugh y. Camp, lewis Ballard, isaac
Y. Martin, Chas. y. Iivertnore.
Inc cost o. this .nicen presentation Is about two
oasand dollars 10 richness u sufp,sses any stand Of
coors o. yet presented Ia the country.
presentation TO Major General Banks.
Last evening, al eight o'clock, Major General Banks
was presented al the Astor House, with splendid horse
and equipments be Gift 'cv personal friends o. mat
ostnguisheo Retlensn Tic pr sontation Attended
by large number q ladies' aud gentlemen Elliot d
Cowden, Esq made the presentation steech 10 which
Gen. Banks responded 10 a few eloquent remarks
The Twemty.third Reg iDe M. N. G.
The Twenty third regiment n. g. OF rrookivn' vii,
parade az East New York "Wednesday the 1eih inst
kegmental line will be formed the state Arsenal M nine
O'Clock. The regiment will parade in full winter uniform
Gen. Meagher's irish Brigade.
The attendance Of every officer of General Meaghers
irish Brigade. in this city and vicinity, is required at
zoe head recruiting office, 5o6 Broadway at ha nine
O'Clock this morning Their presence is requisite 10
range for The reception OF Major O'Neil's remains.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03


-whea~aetye al an advance OF 10. &C. with sales 0.
IT'S 900 bushels al 81 So 81 55 for whte and 81 3c
81 a. for red and amber Western 81 20 81 3s for MI
waukec club and amber spring 81 lsa 23 ior Chicago
spring N 4e 81 S. for white State, ~ ~ ~ 40 ,of am
Der do Corn advanced with sales ol 900 bushels
mixed Western at 72c q 74c for sound, sac Ilc Tor
un,cund and heated, 75c. for Western yellow, SOC for
Western white. Rye was in demand at SSc. sSe
Is 900 bushels OF barley sold at SO 81 go Oats
were active and buoyant Ut 64c. 67c. per bushel.
change n psces sa oOa and 81 bags q
corros was up 70 sr,so sso for middlings, 70 day,
Daucs AND DYxs were dull, but steady in price.
FRrr.-Raisins were in demand at ss 90 So o5 for
layer aud 81 80 q IS s. for bunch, per whole box.
HAY was 10 demand at CSC. a soc for North river.
RIESrSes Of ITO bales Of jute were made at auction
at $1s5 $i91 per ton.
25c for all qualities OF new crops.
MKgAlslhe only active description was insot copper,
MciAsseios were ccnfped 10 small lots privately at
former rates. and $50 bhs Now Orleans by aactcn. al
34c 4 3ac. Stock, 3.49o hhds. and 3:25s bbs; same
time last year. s ,42T bids. and 1850 bbls
PaoyIsioSs.-pork WAS in demand at SlS IL for moss
and $l SO I'll 62 for prime with sales Of TOO bbs.
er rates with sales Of $50 bbs at 81 Sls Cor psi
ana $3 5oa $l4 for extra mess Stock, 8! ,5oS erces
&C. 9xc., and 450 boxes bacon at &c 9Ac. Butter
inued active and firm at 2io 26c. for state and
1885, 2oc for Western Cheese freely purchased at
f.icE was quiet ard nominal Stock, as made up by
Mssss Eugene OSallivan Co.. 10 657 bags cleaned East
India and 20 360 bags mats unceaned do against 2,l56
casks Carolina 305 bags cleaned East India 5000 bags
uuccaned do. same time last year
SEEps-SaIes Of 500 bags clover were made at f0c q
l0nc.
SUGARS dull ir private trade. 200 hhds. New
Orleans disposed oi ut auction al $40 ~ $40 81
The stock 10 New York Dec. ], 1861 .2S5 hiis
Cuba $50 hhds Porto Rico, IL sS2 hhds. New Orc ms
o0o hhds. English Islands. Total hhds 30,52s. total
boxes 5.232 total bags 81 6l0, and 81 hhds. Mcado.
ToeAcco-Salcs were lighter. comprising l2l hhds
Kentucky al tac 2lc., III bales Yara on p T. and 6s
seed leaf st 15c 17Nc Tho New York inspection
Warehouse statement for November was as follows:
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
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