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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
AMERICAN HOTEL.

GHO. SECORD Proprietor, Main Street
NJ Cedar Falls, Iowa. The above Hotel has lately been
enlarged and .sewy furnished throughout and pre-
pared to att. nd to the wants Of all who mag favor
with CALL have in connection with the above House
large and commoious Stable, with good osters in attend
The Once Of the Western Stage Company Is At
this Heuss Stages leave daily for the East South and
West. 1:sf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
=. h. vANBUsKIRK,

- L. VANnUSAHAG1A,
A TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR At LAW,
"A Cedar Falls. Iowa. will attend promptly to all bust
ness entrusted to his care
REvERENCES.
7. D. Richardson, Banker, Geneva, Wis.
G. NJ. Baker, Attorney, &c. Geneva, Wis.
J. +. Wentworth. District Attorney Walworth Co.. Wis
L. D. Hale, Esq, Geneva, Wis.
:. Andros, Esq, Gene va Wis.
Case Raymond, FIX Form, Wis.
Winsor Smith, Elk Horn, wis.
Spooner Hardness, Elk Horn Wis.
Once opposite the Gazette Office In Overman's Block
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

AcenAINr yourself with your business
Sec that you excel in that. Ifyour business
il backing boots, see that you black them
better than anybody else. So, whatever you
engage in, see that you excel in II.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
NOTICE,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS sUB-DIvIDED AND Is
II offering for Sale a certain tract Of Timber known
~ the Nottingham Timber the east side Of the river
about mile and half below Cedar Falls.
May 30, 1861. NIL 8. A. BISHOP, Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

Ar sixteen woman prefers the best dancer
in the room at two-and-twenty, the best
talker: ct thirty, the richest man.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

He who thinks he can do without others
is mistaken; he who thinks others eannok
do without him, is still moro mistaken.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

A TERRIFIC BoMBARDMENr.-A letter from
an officer in Fort jackson, in the New Or
leans Bulletin, states that the Federal feet,
in its attack upon that fort, averaged one
shell every ten minutes, or Eve minute, for
nearly seventy hours.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

GIRLS play beautifully upon planes, and
our soldiers play upon bgts.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
ORsON RICE,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
AAND DGENERALLAND AGENT, Butler Center But
Co.. Iowa. will practice In Butler and adjpng Coun
ties. Particular attention paid to Collections and remit
tanees made to part of the State Titles examined
faxes paid, and all arer business pertaining ColIec
Nsn and Agency office. RELY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

ALLEN & GRAIN.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS
"A IN CiIANCERY, Cedar Falls iowa. Notes and Bhls
Collected and Claims secured in Black Hawk buchanan
Bremen, Butler, Franklin Grundy and BENTON counties.
OAcs In Overman's block Main St. v2n2U-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
THE xoDEaArIoN OF rnE vrcroRs.

But must say, that though our way has
been marked by terrible loss on the side Of
the enemy, we have fought fairly, and on
our part we have endeavored to ameiiorate
all the affairs of the enemy as much as pos
siblc. We have been defied, insultcd, an
noyed and threatened in every possible man
ner, yet always a spirit Of forbearancc has
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

But to return to matters around the city.
First Of note to-day, Pierre Soule visited the
ship this morning and bad short confer
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

protected by the troops.
April 2s
DESERTERs FROM TIE PORTS.
Quite number Of the garrison of the forts
deserted, and were picked up by Buffers
troops and are now at the Quaran' ine The
kcnnebec brought up to the city twenty
nine officers and ninety men, who are TO be
released on their parole The turn OF the
story is, that the men in Fort Jackson. find
ing that their retreat was cut Of. re,nonstra.
ted with their leaders. Duncan threatened.
promised and entrcated, but it was Of no
avail-the men trained the barbette guns on
the officers in the unprotected casemates, and
made them surrender.
These facts have CLEANED on board the
Kcnnebec, and have since learned that Com.
mander Porter demanded the surrender ol
the forts in tho name Of the United States
and the mortar .Ji0tilla. IF such proves to be
the case, have the highest authority for say
that such step is entirely unauthorized.
and is in direct conflict with the flag officers
orders, as he had ordered surrender in the
name of the United States.
TIE LOUISIANA BLOWN UP.
The rebel flag officer. j. K Mitchell. after
the surrender of the forts, blew up the Louis
lana. an act entirely at variance with rstab.
lishcd rules Of warfare. Commander Porter
put him in double irons.
the REBEL FLAG HAULED DOWN.
But to return to matters around the city.
First Of note to-day, Pierre Soule visited the
ship this morning and had q short confer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

ard Western. At 3si04ic, and State at EsS4le Rye
.:esdy and 70 fir demands SALES Of 1000 bust STATE .. S
guest and i rneS 10 prices Gales Of 900 bush az % 0Soc
ioI Met'rn Mixed store sItc for DO deisesd Vdoc'
HOPS are very dull and heavy ranging in price from TO
nc t0f fair to prime New Old are neglected and nominal In
hAYThe demand s fair and the market 10 tesdy; sales
OF w bales at ioc. y 100 10.
aoLAssEs ''ll firm, bnt not aciive ssles Of 30
~ hhds Fsg oarbsdoe at c and 50 hhds cid crop
90 al pc Sales sucion Ais hhds aud 1870 369 ic.
laval SroREs-spists Turpentins "a IN better request,
Ar ~ 81 nsve ssn advanced &C. gallon sales Of 500 bbs
request, again deci.Ss Timer pree, srarhins sp III
never before Known Rod clo.ios Sih rfous upward
do at so b. 90 81 SO sb s,.sS.S
ma ~ .ne az 20 g $50 ID. fine grades scarce,
f'e nso toe .nty ass limited
teIi1'h inSgS,e y., p,'ce: are n.inaine.
wise 9oebsno.s IN. ro[s market I've bat other
'VG 70 i9 Wesser. Prime Ness . ~ 2Sa 10 80 10,
Ss e., p n.h and IA IA. request '.le Of 26J bb a.
bsei Hams are ni aud In liuird d. sales OF Is bbl
Nosteiu at fi7 % Bacon i: ACTIVE, Il esds tales
Of $50 so1es Il SIC. for Western Long RbS,J ,65in
Tor do shot.kibbed; &c. Tor %. Shot Clear, and
&c. for City do. Cut Meats steady eud more
&c. Lard IL without charge but ess sctys Of 600
bo end c' 7las4c Butter sd theess steady and
pune qustes sIs IL hi 'up AID wanted for export.
RICE CONTINUES quiet srd 10 tie ssence Of sa prices
somswhls nominal.
p ic.s s:i obtsned The ssles hDout ~ hh.s at
=. T.. Tor Cuba; ilDttc for Porto hicO and 2D boxes
private Refined sner pr yous
bPCEowe hear Of s4ies ol 3sO bags iepper IN Divss
term U.heT Spices q .ieL
cALiIhe ua,kel /, CUE, out steady a former rates
SkkDS-Ihe Gsksg dull but steady, iJf Clover seer
saes ol ~ beg at &c. aud retail lots 81 &c 1nobY Seed
Ia lifted Request 81 ~ S23i busheL Rough lax
- ed 10 scarce aud aDuIipd
TALLUw-rhe nsr1et Is firm bu, less active; sales Of
200 10 Prime Wsseru vt 8 C., cesn
IEAS-ILce is u a.Iend from the trade and the
market Continue; quite steady s.s OF 5oV half cheat Greene
Oh private TENS
hHlskb-lhe usket 10 steady vito moderate iDauiryl
'aes o. so bbls 70. Tor otuty and 23c sssn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

Ito improved feeling Of Saturday a. tho Stock
Board was maintained today with ii,ir amoun, Of
dealinge One oftne yrincl al slorV has been free
buyer for the last few days end his lead has been
followed By the smaller operators in he street. TIE
uDeudency Of newa from the seat OF var, which IL
s admitted will lie favorable II also an incentive 10
purchasers. There arc 10 stocks pressing On tbe
laiket, snd bat little d position il shown 10 put out
sellers options except for tie purloso Of Carrying
forward contracts. The unieuone Of the market
was very strong aud well sustained up to the close,
without trecisi effort the part Of those interested
10 the rle. Tie absence OF military news, which
has been the main reason for tho duDess and
heayincss Of tho last week or two, sppsar
10 have exhausted its influence, eui NTH
the promising immediate fglure for our arms with
Increasing ease in The money market end viii the
expulsion to follow he rapid issue Of ninety millions
Of Government circulation Tho chances are that tbe
market has turned and that the bulls arc now 20 have
their OPPORTUNITY. Governments we're very strong
to-day aud in demand for the 1881 loan at 90 80, az
IMPROVEMENT Of per cent. The Bank statement
shows that these have ceGsed 10 supply the
market. excepting in moderate smoalts, aud tie
,peculaiors who sold at 81 and thereabouis ero now
buyers IL shares thofe was Gur business, andvcry
Grm price, Tic most marked advance Wal in Prairie
an Chen, which cold at 26I egaiHs, u on Saturday
on rumors from Milwaukee. Central and Erie were
firm and in demand. Pacific Mail under purchases
by tie shorts, advanced 20 %. At the Second Boari
the market VIA strong, and general advance wa
estibIithed Of 70 Y cent il shares, with very few
stocks Offering. Government Skies sold ~ y. wan
% sitorward bid. Prairie du Chen again advanced,
selling up 10 q l. dispatch that the 7th section OF
the at Of reorganization had been rope'ed by the
Legislature. Pacific Nail showed further I'm
proyemen; of y cent Michigan Central !; GAlena
Z; Rock Island /, &c. Tho Michigan Southern H.
sues were also firm 1T better picee. in State StocNt
there WA considerable business with stronger
prices. Railroad Bonds have not been active to-day
but tho quotations very stroog and no important
amount could be bought excepting AZ marked adj
vance. Toledo and Wabash Second Mortgage cold Il
40, Erie ID ut 90, aud lthr at 81 Michigan Southorr
ID with considerable purehaoes advanced to 10, md
tho Sinking Funds were 81 bid without any
bonds offered. The recent report Of the Company
pacet these bonds among the safes! and cheapest IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

Inc ''9o cent notes are firm at 800 S99s, with not
many offering at the lower figures.
Inc depon's with the Sub-Treasurer for 5 y cent
certificates reach nearly 100000. BY this shrewd
plan Government has been enabled to borrow about
$n ,OOO,O 600 Of the public at . cent interest.
The bank statement shows considerable IN.
crease 10 circulatOn-nearIy mou--and about
the same in the specie reserve. The actual count Of
specie is 81, 100000. The loans are off nearly a
million and half, which is much less thsn Of late,
Indicating that the banks haze ceased large sales Of
Government securities.
The following is comparative statement Of the
condition of the banks Of New-York City, from
March % 10 April s.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

An extensive fire broke here at ) O'clock this
morning, destroying comp s.tey thr large bulldogs,
TWO of them with co,iy iron ironte. loct Penn.
sy iyanis Avenue. Ttey We're respectively occupied
by Vim. Tucker, dealer in suffers goods Wm.
Ega1 dry goods merchant, and j. Is. Wilson, grocer.
The adjoining stores of Cohen and Hoover, dealers
in shoes, and Gregory, hardware dealer, were also
seriously danlsged. Nessrs. Tucker, Egsn. and
Wilson, are The principal losers 10 stock. The fire
extended 10 the rear buildings on South Seventh
street., several Of them occupied averns restau-
rants. The origin OF the lire il conjectural. Tho
loss is very Heavy, bu. is partially Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

JlPRENL COUBT-City and County 0.
. N.Y. k-EAMlFL v HOFi NAN egsirst An
hhM WiLSJN, JAMES H CpbUBS aud 1OIiE ".
p-t .Hi A,. .recs ~ hurrca wilson. Robert II ColurD
~, 70 tilr py-Hapcs of tho judfmeat or the shov,
II. -i, .l tie Dove cBtil1 action mo 20
.it-s tolpofo % executing end csuyinf late efec,
lt 0eii .. pubic elclion Of tue hoiclsDts
ID, 't ~r Wy Vi heH-.C OK. ~ lbiL dag 81 April,
- .t'.l .'pn, fhro y Jtules Do. Miller. RI 81 Is
. 80 ll tas iolc@iuV described itssehold prbmi.
r. fn tio ppr goea tteyr,o thss ia "a eev. All tLsi
SIR store a. lose bstri' go rr tbs a. d, ~
.1il 20 ~ 1ossiy C'o0tut q HofIo., 90 ~. 90
iue '.'n' 81 9i1 dftss, lease AID 10 frm.l.t ut,o
~ " On o. \ p o. h.l e1scctors adj. 1stfsi0Ss
ne tAe r'snise. lhsi,in and se,sles0, Ar a,srfbod
s'eeii ior End during Al until tle f,i cad
=, "iN 81 the Nlyo1l yt5ts 10 toe lr.f aav a. NJ
a. t1f 20 yearly rg1t OF tHree brrSeI J5 =. "a,
WI. emo Ufrs cor sils0 eertsia eov-s - IA
,e" nor sd he b1iijilg thereon. a, ty - 49,
.oe ftcli aad gtcl premises oae a. .cribsd a.
- " a4 .aA ctfiin LOT q Lind With the buildnS 49,.
o., - ~ eAa beiiF in the hinetrsuth Ward Of die
w y Ne"-lo-s nd IN the noThsry si!e OF Fofy.s,d
49, "esn FH5 sld SiJth avenues srd cont irips "a
a. !oc"g: tQuihtucir. ca tLs usftl er.v 80 "a
~ oaofifeef disert tlrec huEdfed and 6ft u, 81
At- ~ 'ey i1ool 10 uoDLTet oily eorsf Of Iifh
les ane fo-tysecogd street runniap thene. y.s'e,,
N,lnes5 sioe Of fy-secoad.sreot tU,sty ~,
- l.cfs tterCe ro.ib-ilyaad parsiel wiz ~ piGt
~. III ocsfc feet SUI i've inehes % tie center ma -
z-sn tIehe cstfiy. ptfsir with Enrigsseord ,treet
,s,h = ,nc tea ucL AID thenc- tontbs,.y rsraiei
usn ~. -ut,tooe, passing tbtoggh To- laids Of p,ytv
ST. huaa'ei ittt aud fFs hcles "a tbs ulere If 49,
~ of7.aT viii s and siogulsr the edi6Ies ,j,,..
nsns, elAhcss th1eunlo belonc,ns and also MI c,,s
sa..., lava m asia lease contained and oersGt9 fb.r.f
70 me rents zad c0yenalls fssarvad ~
hN,b I, sH4o lDfsntufs Of i-ase.--Ds,ed Eex.Y
y go, o. JO4.E3, Referee. No no Bro.jy,v
~1]S ssft1IgiH :" ~ ''' "''SA"c
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Msrkets-osET,uLirRxr oRTED ros team y. Tsispss
Tfngpay. Anil lb.l

MONDAY. Aprl q. lbof.
AsHEs-Tlo market T. steady with q loif demand. at
= Oit .or POS -lG 20 90 az Pearls
COfrON-1le demand l. ,i limited but prices nln.
tanned siei Of 40 bales bais Of 81. GZBc or
Nioi.iug p!s,es AND &C. New Oilrau6 sni TeEEs.
COFpEk-Kio l. Guiot bat hcders arr tan and demand
f rates TIE cdvicss som no report very moderate
tue receipts lilCd not exceeding ltlV per dsy snd
i. Of verv f-0r quality. II this state of asis cOuuues
tee nust soon reach prco before known a. lie
annals of trade lava has n very good dcsnd AID
not~ sara 100 nsts 1t &c. Other kiuds quiet
fLOCR AND MEAL The inquiry foT Western Ani State
Flour qite iute epecisl for tho low grldes which ce
heavy bug tlds brands r request VI steady rates
eles 90 bhl, IS l50 ~ fo Supesfue ate and
Western % 2yaa3 50 for Extra STATE. chiefly at IS 1
% i1 IS fes Fancy do IS 30 vr tue low grides
hoop extra Ohio. sId 500 TT 90 ior tsdo brud do. Co
usaian fonr Ia IN fair demand but Prcrs isde esir
sales Of i50v bOlt II rs q 80 20 for Extra Southern
Flour Is inactive aud tao lo grades heavy but the better
qustts IT. sy sales Of 80 tb a. 20 90 for mi Eta
good S1petAs Bsnore Sc. aud 10 iOo fer Extfs.
kye Flour /, IL talk demand, aud mori sales "a bbs
- lo4 Cora Meal l. steady and In fair request salo,
of 80 bbls ~ 60a ~ 50 tor Jersey Gbd - Is for
dyw,uo, AM sc punaAeons do at I - %.
GRAIN Whist a Ia better request for export especially
prime shppus Al. Dut The ueageg supply Offering and
tho extreme Trces asked restrict Dusnes materially In-
crior qusites Ia limited demand and ANAL sses are
tons Include $500 bush. hw1uteu Club. at 81 ao''
cred 5000 do Amber Winter Mclissu, 81 ~ "a so.s
62OU do Red state Winter a. S q 0sl sJtne eo
for choice $500 DO ~ me k.oiBc SpIinE ~ .
TO- iaf Cansls Club. 1t 81 % on the pier y Pu
Int .e.lv the snpply 10 uodsrss s9les 81 oov Dnsn %
Club on bs pier stBio Barley Malt is dah VI 10
Uex $40 IN better request " sIesSy Is'u'b '~.s's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
FT &. MARSHAL's SALE.


III s. EARSHAL' SALE.-By virtue Of an
Os Order Of Sale 10 dir.c ed suJ delivered ~ a.,
Honorable District Court Of the United Stho. fr t,
en- Dddct Of Florida viii s. At public auction on tbs
fluETH DAY on APkiL Of II o'clock IL, from L.pi,i~y
WHAT Atlantic Dock, brooklyn.
100 bales kewOIiosns COTTON, cargo Of pin. steam
ship maguoie.
Snlpes can be ,s,a o. the Office Of Hiram Barney sso
No 10 We!ls. New York Saturday, tue tlh s1d on
dsy the iib inst
p. received by ID. Assistant treasurer Of the Usd STATE.
ca aeposil. JAMES G.. CLAP
Us HAyhal EsuiboIn Distinct VI ElohdA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
Arrived.

slip Pincs Albert tH im.l Ps.z, Hamburg 81 days mdss
ard q pass. 60 l.. y A isscs . Go.
Ship fudyEion (br Williams Liverpool q days, udse
Bark Chr.tsn Elise lHsm, Ro's, Buenos A5ses 50 days,
Bi.st lib G cen hence Tor the Wet Iniirs
Bark Edward Everett tot Bostopl, Handing, Reneeios
Bs,k Malte1un.a HamlOad Port Spain, Tdria,d, March
10 via 81. 1lOnHs March 70 n b aft 10 / Dwisn, So
&C. 20 Jsues D, mo- Msrrn 49, Ia, q 2a lon. 81 spoke bs
Jchsuu Of hTeuen from Jsniro for the DelavaTe, oI
5,-t NarsrVsi Gras be- &c or B.fbadoe Is Day, ont.
Bris Asyet Reed. Cs-ieuls March 49, sugar, Sc., 10
s.y E.ScI Tesef om s. g. with RI sad Sos sailed "a
.ongony Win bark Euiaa g. Aeriuan, HeFinAn Tor Cork
Biz Lady Of the Lake DR. Of Bermrds), BIN sss cs-
T. l., March a. alt % Madison & % saw ssug IN eris
Freeze o. philadelphia % iss lat y 90 lon a. spoke oEs
Hrig MstIon. rsycr Ezsbe;hpor coal foi Port 0yal
20 Golden Murray. Hss days ~ OF ns,isrs. with
strong n Shdt stb int, experienced vely heavy gale
Beo bound n. Sailed IN eonpFny with bark CEasoe, iss
ncw.York.
March 20 sugar to J. w. Mckee.
Scf. Psiuse.. Lossn, Port Royal days IN talks..'I
sc6f Lady Adams. ApPleby ElilsbehpOr, sOa for SOM
schr r. F. Stockton. Van clea POeoa0ko Sound oysters
schT. Callahan. Edwards, PhE,ielphiA @d'c. TO j. NJ
se6r. Haze. Booth Gardens. II days 'osar 70 srrses
Cesmsn Co Had heavy wes berg erosS or gay,
Sehr. w. Smith, Boyd. foit hoJ~' o. " ." "
N. L. ncCready. v..... Nina. s.x,
il bal sst % mtsioc ,,,..L " 7 n,asa foe
Portsmouth, n. II. -, ... co,n,v = Jsv. xroos
seIr Tr.der = lscepns @S.s - :; ~, R
SonL' ri....r, FnIbi.h RocklindS day, lime
Steamer Ss.i W. y. BrOOus t0''s Baltimore nde' to WA
p.s assn, Slower. Trenton, n, J.. uass. 10 Wa
s,ssrs-r Gen Shields. Philadelphia mdse. to Loper
kirs pa.f.ck. - D.. ,,,- a, 4. u,pu..
Dalzell
BELOW-l ship unknown.
sAILED-Stssrsbipa Empire City. and Marion.
Disasters, &c.
BUrrAro April 3-rhs propeller Mary Stewsrs .os4e1
with vur wheat aud provisions struck cake Of Ice entering
our hsT5or and lies inside with two feet of vsses
her deck deeck If sa.iy.By ,eeFrspn;
NEWPORT. l., April The big ashore on fons Je9,te
proves be the Prince Alfred from New Yol Sound 70 n
ax She has bees got Oh and arrived 10 our hsre"t vs
somewhat damaged, corgo bat little n any ,,,,,.a
lBy tssssssa 10 klSssa " aeI. esss sss' re Vnsss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
Propeller Mary Stewart Raised.

bIFFALO, MOHuayl aYFII u Iooz'
The propeller Mary Stew.t Of tie Western
Transportation Company, which was sunk by the
ice on Saturday, while coming iuto Our hnrbor, has
been raised. ehe bad cargo OF pork aud dour.
Bi,hop Timon of Buffalo, in accordance with an
invitation from the Pops. 10 about TO proceed 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

Clesrs Z, Tor uscb endlur Aisrh - sui s,3 ~ ~
tlserizrt or re~s eldiug ln 80. Nl.3lo.5sJ %
BG .lse. Tor wesk en1.rg Ns -rt 29.... 6Il,Nl 03
bsssess .og wee. sndin. pss. 5...... 0sis,at -
The Boston Clearinghouse Association has ex.
PEELED the Bank @; Mutual Hodaml ion. The follow.
Inc letter was sent 20 each Of the Presidents Of the
Boston Bauks by the President Of the Bank ef
Mutual Redemption on the ita instant. Tie tender
referred TO 10 this letter consisted Of United Ststes
Demand Treasury Notes-nsdo legal leader by tie
laws of the United staies-specie ana scrip.
The objection to receiving tue t5Dder By The Clear
ing uoue ID understood 10 apply TO tho notes made
lawful ly the laws OF the United States:
BAsK o. MJrUAL KLDENPrloS.
No. sr.Tr sTRKrr, B0vroE Ma.s Aprit, 1882
DIAN sg: Having eudrea to le Manager Og tbs Clear.
tsd-T o. Oh debts Gnder the avs of the United
ststes the Of the 4 this Bsnk he CsaF
Hont hying l'a sei1 udef ne recri having been &c.
sod IN 10 vault O. hs buBk the property Of ,he Boston
Clearing hor its order the order q ia Stand.
s Conmf,re tie order e M Manager, and having u.
as hil thereof rid having beCG Ci "a adnls,-, rLdtr
cfi sHour;t becomes u+ccssry % m DE some Other,
sod t hoped ter poray povso" ior sfins dsiy with
,seh Baik q. sreeis a. ~, o. .hi b Is counter.
L. ttr dett o. this back 10 prov de Or tha nece,lty 60
the acce1lucs 81 al AID tiat t asI become e dis
sbBor snuoyrS Cd hs hllfs Of the os'o viii permit to
utyoas
Holse SHAN fond by o same ue'enger - csns npon hi'
BE- de- vaIci g. counter lucdiseT AFTER clear
il ssy before n O'Clock tho a debtor balances shall be
a.ut IN bank ilistt I'D a. D. o'clock. tlst eli edit
bcoa., before ono o'clock II 10 Posbiblo 10 have
done
Il ny tsor meie suggests i.ef;o ron. please advise and
o1Is., lauls, very l.slectiu
JAS. q. CARNEY, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
EOSEPH HFGFMAN. Auctionecr.

~ WEDNESDAY ApTls
AT 10 O'Clock et no 20 10y IT, bstVoen WL0uk hytk
And Fulton Az, bfOoklyn.
very oTIor Plano T.1c'sv-. -. bttrt Co htr d
s3uo GOD .rlr eul. piece ~ Fs@u nd god t, o
nsuUL u4be COP side tnd center tlbes. Chine work
tss lto cuins French piae pier siarsss rich yses.
snrnL DaLo.y ind liuut bcdffesds uesbo t0p drefs
9l~anf wthauDdT, ir 4tteftt los her beds beddil
&C H3l2fUy haisand, ga eIteuhon taos chas "a n
p'ha c'nl'f qua tta sets Ftsstarc &c. Velvet and
Le-s cafpc.f oil cloths, heater stoves, 10.
SAME DAY
At O'clock r. M No u Perrepont ., between Ueury.sl
sud Nor -oepisee B,Oatlyn
by ?ioe ., We tecutiG Of Ann Forbes, dcce.fsd
tsidA.io FhiFhtE Library. comprs'nR about ? 90
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

CAnPviLlg. Monday, April I, 1862.
For the week ending Monday April 7SS Of Cattle,
% 0f Hog sheep. of orses-mskiDga
total Of l2I OF STICK for The showing In
crssse ssef last week oil ~ Of Live Stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-VoRK.......iPRlL7 =.
Cleared.

ship-I,mes Montgomery, Hsmiion, Msrsenles, G. c.
Duncan 4 Go.
R..ks-E Aehsse, Mlliken. Psysns, y y. Brigham, d.
c. Murray Van Name philc 'phla, John Conner Acre.
nsut Sh.rusn Del.afars, J. v. Saith Sou.
Bhs lille hoino Pike, Cieifursos Brett Son Co.
SchconeE-H.awasEt DoFlcy =, lhladeiphiA