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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09

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ter 8ran&e bic portbeilbafteten Gerbinbuneen
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
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ratb BON bieien @aaren baben. Der por Der @tei9-
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btefe biQteer 3u pertaufen ale ireenb Elm anberes
0ei@Sft IN BET @tact.
The New York herald., 1862-11-12

Samuel A. Parker Treasurer OF the State a
Rhode Island invites proposals until the l4th inst
for the whole or part Of 5000, 900 e the war loan
Of 81 200 900 Of the six per cent bonds Of Rhode
Island, 81 900 each, with coupons. twenty years,
interest PAYABLE in Providence in March and Sep.
tcmber.
The New York herald., 1862-11-12

Wheat was less active and rather price to-day
with reported Of 10000 bushels At q SO 81 SO
for white. and 81 II 81 4s for red and amber Western,
81 26 81 50 for Milwaukee club and amber spring. and
ana cheaper with saos u o0O bushels mixed Western
n .lc 73c for sound. aId 60c. zoo. for and
heated and 7sc fos yellow Western and 76c for Western
white. Rye purchased TO the extent " 900 bushels
a. Soc soc $500 bushels Of barley sold at 81 IS
81 S. chiefly al 81 80. Uats we're In fair demand at
BEYswAs.-sma sales Of Western yellow were mad. al
39c. a 40c.
20c. 2lc and plain ano patent sperm At SSc 45c
respectively.
CoprR. .-l5O 900 lbs. ingot sold at 32Hc.
CouKY.-Tbs movements to-day unimportant, but
holders firm at 34c Csc. for Java, 3c. &c. for
Marasaoo, sIc. &c for lauayra Soe q 3sc for Rio,
399s2 bags Theswseks rise in the price Of RIO fully
1c. per Id.
CorIoy was active and rmer with sales reported
Of 600 bales within range Of iron 62lacs 6S1sc. for
middling.
FRncHrsThc marke, was less active to day. The en-
gagemcnts included 600 bbs -four, for Liverpool, at
2s 50 200 bushels grain, tor do, at SID aSxd; 1vo
6bls. pork at 2. sd and 800 boxes provisions, by
foreign vessel at 35s 3D. 4ss. To London there
taken, by foreign vessel $50 bags clover seed at ASS
aud by steamer, 100 boxes butter and cheese at $685.
iSos was held a, previsus prices, but was not active
Scotch pig at $31 so $33 No. American do. al s31
per ton.
done this, line to-day. spirits nrpentnc quoted
at 50 60 a So 621s and common rosin a, sii
on CAKk.50 tons Western thin ooong sold al ss per
ton
Ors-The principal kinds have been in fair request
prices have been vol supported closing with crude
whale S3c SIC; crude sperm al 81 Is 81 so lin-
seed at 81 "a 81 25, aodlard, No ], sp2sc. ~ &c
per gallon.
PR vsoss.-Pork advanced ts s12 621s $l2 81 for
mess and $Il 81 $11 62 FOR prime with sales Of 100
bbis. Beef iu lhited demand, with sales OF 100
bbs. at 81 Si3 80 FOR plain mess aud sl3 so Sl4
for extra lard was steavy 81 9sc. l04c, with
sales Of coo packages Bactn and cut steady
but not active Butter freely purchased at 2lc.
25c. for state, and at 16c a zoe FOR Western good
inquiry prevailed for cheese AZ &c a lie.
SUeAKs were iD active dem,nd, ,artly speculation,
al rice OF &c lb m prices. The reported sales
nprsed $500 hhds at 10 &c. Ii &c. fr New Orleans,
1910. l0ssc. for Porto Kcp md 9tSc 1Oi.c for
Cuba 81 boxes Havana at oc lo5<c., and 600 bbs
refined on D. T.
TAILow was arm at ll'.c liIso., with sales OF
120, ,000ics.
TEAS were in limited demand, bit we're unchanged in
price.
Tis-The market ~asactiye OILY for Straits al 3sc a
aOc. all other kiuds being quoted steady but qnict
ws.IEpoSE In some request. and small lots of
south sea were sold IL 81 3sis 81 10
waaEi-Thcro were 600 bbls. sold At 36ate. 81 1bc
mostly within the range.
The New York herald., 1862-11-12

THE MBN.rO C0NsULT-DRs WARD AND powRps
AZ Laisbt street. Canal E6ecua rvued,ss ~, si
dssascs Of mprudeuce Cures warranted Rssablisbsd IN
The New York herald., 1862-11-12


since January S., 500 sSs n4.56s7sa Isl sls ao5
This shows a decline from last week aud the
week previous. and helps to account for the firm.
ness of exchange.
The Sab Treasurer at this city this morning re-
ceivcd Instructions from Mr.. Chase to effect tenn.
porary loan Of twelve million Of dollars from the
banks. on the security of the scven-thrties, Which
are to be awarded on the 18th. He proceeded
accordingly TO visit the leading institutions and
made up list of s. 900 900 by the close OF business
hours. Some Of the banks paid in their subsor'p-
tion-in treasury notes-early this morning, ana
the total amount received on account OF the loan
was IS ,675 600. Time alsne prevented the com
pletion Of the list This negotiation has had the
effect Of causing a severe turn IN the money
market Most Of the brokers had their loans called
to-day, and at two P. NJ. money was in very
active demand at six per cent and in many in.
stances seven was freely paid. For day or two
the brokers and stock spectators will find it
harder than it has been to carry stocks. Com
mercisl paper, partly by reason of its scarcity.
is not much affected by the turns in the money
market
Gold and exchange were higher to-dsy. The
former sold at 1888 then fell off and closed at 49,
Bankers bills closed at about l46L l47 No
cause is assigned for the recent advance in both
gold and exchange, though the removal Of Gene
raj Mcclellan, which has unsettled mems minds,
may possibly have had something to do with it.
The stock market opened very strong this morn
ing. but fell OF at the close of the first board on
the news that Mr. Chase was borrowing
4l2 900 900 from the banks. Between the boards
there was almost panic, and lower prices ruled
throughout the list. At the second board the
market was still lower, and closed very heavy.
with downward tendency. Erie opened at 64la,
sold down to 63ss between the boards, and closed
at 63L bid. The Western shares, which were all
better at the opening, were heavy at the close
of the first board, and considerably lower
afterwards. This was especially the case
with the Michigan Southern shares, Toledo.
Illinois Central and Galena. These stocks are
supposed to be held on hypothecation in large
amounts at the banks and banking houses and a
turn in the money market would bring them out
freely. There was sale of government skies
this morning at "a advance. These skies are
gradually finding their way into resting places,
and will probably soon be scarce in our market.
They the only twenty year six per cent bonds OF
the United States which are offered for sale, and
Mr. Chase is understood to be decided against
issuing any more of the kind. All the new bonds,
at whatever rate they are negotiated will be re-
deenabe after five years. Railway bonds are scarce
and inactive. The general aspect Of the market in
view of the political financial and military situa-
tOa. Is very discouragng indeed to bull operators,
and indicative of considerably lower prices for all
active securities At the close at half-past three
&l~asn nlox.x.~ xlo< n@o<,.
The New York herald., 1862-11-12
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY Nov. 11-6P NJ.
AsHEsSaes were made Of 80 bbls at SIC SIC. for
pots and &c. for pearls.
BREApsrurs-Fiour was only moderately active 20
day, and prices closed &C. IOc. per bbl lower. with
sales OF Is bbls State and Western, 500 bbs Cana
dian and 200 bbls within our revised range
The New York herald., 1862-11-12

The traAe Of the Illinois Central Fsilrosd Tor 'nc
first week of November shows an increase ot
t34 700 over the corresponding week OF last year.
Annexed is the statement Of the Pacihc Mail
Steamship Company. made up to the LIST inst.:-
AS4s
Cash On hand loans and Investments u 30! boz
6a 6Ss tons a coal hard in transitu ardco
trnrted for on which there has been paid. els $50
Nine s tc ,mcrs. valued ~. 81 Usj,3Ol
fI'nsi's Sa's,as .'.....'............ slT ssl
Stor,sb;rs iron boats ana scows ........... eTli7
Resl estate Observation-Disclosures. lS6 100
machinery az Renics ....................... 700
OUTFITS and supplies IN the hands Of agents and
traisitu tSi,iV
Stock ia North Atlantic steamship Compapy.
40 steamers Atlantic and Baltic .......... 1856
Iron lighter No. tksi.dug) ................. 900
Balances due iro,n ssrrts and purscrs 49,. 2sT2O
Total "a ,a6o &2s
Liabilities;
CAPITAL stock ......................S 81 Oo0 n00
Sundry Unsettled accornts s.................. 5:;44
Profit and loss ret earnings for the quarter
ending Nov 4 lso2 ................. 35a .us5
Tota... .S4'c",asS
The New York herald., 1862-11-12

MADISON AVENUE HOTEL, CORNER OF TWENTY
l seventh street. overlooking Madison ParkPersons =
rving departing by the New Haven and Harlem railroads
should give their attention TO the
derate charges of this popular New England Hotel Table
nrs class 81 aud 81 80 per day. Permanent boardcrs -
TO 3l2 per day. -. -x:, -ra~N -
The New York herald., 1862-11-12
FINANCIAL.


nIvIDESD NoTIcE.-THE GRAND STREET AND
kewto~n kailroao Con pan, have his dsy declare
DIV id-rd o. three 90 per cent able ater the oth
inst The VIII assume the Uniter States tax.
transfer iocSs wi cosec An ann al
eecon for directors vii b. held the above do between
thc hours Of ~ ani ociork nj the Office the company.
First street. South seventh BrSskiyn, ID
November g. lssa.
NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF WILLIAM r.
IN Slnytrr The undersigned, assignee OF VILLAIN X
Suytr will, tne ixh instant his ocr. NO y0
Rrnaiway. dividend of tive twenty hundredt
per cert the general creditors the said William
upon their several ands WIN. WHlLEf
OFFICE or rHR PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
~ isny. No ~ Wall street. New York, Nov. 8 lI62
Eoioe is herebs that the Board ~ Drctors have
this declared divi end or five (3 cent OF the
earnings o. last months payatie Nrre ~
oHre Of the company. Wednrs-
day I2th inst Thr transfer hooks viii on Friday Ath
int
Ry order Of che Hoard.
THEODORE r. JOHNSON Secretary
nrPICE CLARK'S PATENT STEAM AND FIRE REGu'
~ iaor Company. ~ broadway. New YORK. Nov ~
All persons holding dividend scrip Issued BY oarks tent
Seam and FIR Regulator Company. hereby aothed
tat the will te paid BY h~ing n'ed at the otce
OF the company aud after Montsy the lMh inst
&. n. PRATT. Treasurer
DEvENuE STAMPS READY FOR DELIVERY
CHICKS AND SIGHT DRAFTS,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT AND
INLAND Bills OF EXCHANGE.
TAYLOR BROTHERS
sH broadway. and 16 Wall street
The New York herald., 1862-11-12


FINANCIAL.
A RMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM oFrIcE.-BAcK
promptly collected and csshcd and pensions secured. hy
EDWARD BlSsELI.. T. \. Claims Agent and ate pnrser
" B. Navy 2'i Broadway corner Chambers street, N u
A PPRovEip. CLANS ON ALL .,,n
purchased collected BY JOHN B. MURRAY, Army and
Navy Banker 80 Nasss''ttrest, opposite Post ofoe.
(yALIFoRNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CRY
" coupons purchased al Uest rstes by DUNCAN, kHRR
New York
CALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
~ Coupons bought at very Test By wM. COLE.
MAN CO., 70 Wall street, New York
(,ALIfoRNiA COUPONS BOUGHT AND COLLECTED
~ BY AUGUST BELMONT Co, % Wal street
DUNCAN, SHERMAN A Co. BANKERS CORNER OF
II Pine ana Nassau streets New Yora issue circular
notes ana letters OF credit for travellers available In s The
cities OF world also mercantile credits use IN Etons
China and California. "f"'
1lIvIDEnD-NoI1CE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or
- the New Yort Insurapt. Company.-A fnai SIvds,t
the stock OF the New York Inslrs COMPANY viii he
paid 10 the stockholders oI beesi on and
after the hfeenh dsy Of No.enbef A. n tsf1 al The oiDoe
Of the New York Assusl insursa Cogpsny. No al Nsn
street ~. b.HhIDIs I Surviving
The New York herald., 1862-11-12
EXPRESSES.

BuRSlIAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
~ ing E'sbiisbmsn iii We. E,cysnih siresi between
sbppea tsa pa-A VI the world Coveted wagons for
- N',,Hrra 70 snd from ccustry. furnhute Masod
The New York herald., 1862-11-12
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fyoAI-THRER HUNDRED TONS or BEST STEAM
" Coal for cheap; Cannet Coal, family usr
for $40 PEI chadrcl. Dan be seen u MoMAHONS coal
yarI 9 OSsvry. or y Moarss street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-12
F,NAN ciAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, Nov. ll-6 r. M.

TUESDAY, Nov. IL +. NJ.
The following is comparative statement OF the
exports Cexclusve of specie) from the port o.
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
November IL and since January L.
1850. 1851, 1862.
For the week .$a4Tl .S5l S,ss2 lie S215.6l0
Previously reported 81 6i1 Ill 2S, 5SS l23 32 s5
The New York herald., 1862-11-12

A MEETING or THE PEOPLES UNION ASSOCIA.
IA ,ion will be held WrsEts Hotel, 7S4 Broadway,
wedne day enn November L. at eight oclo T. Tor the
OF taking the action vita rerence the
coming charter election By order the Executive Com.
IA ttte. JOHN KERR, Chairman.
The New York herald., 1862-11-12
POLITICAI..

A CARD-TO TIE vorE RS or THE SIXTH ASSEM-
IA biy d.stric-To avoid Any my mo-
tive In wtthdsa wing state Sas based
election
TAminany And mozart Halls tul conhdene IN tae Po
hca integrity and the riosm Of Mr.. John Swseny
request niu to- the o harmony and 70 ut ry pre-
eude tae chance of the election OF black republican
withdraw from tas canvass candidate for Assembly
Such act on will he fully appreciated. -
James lynch James csos Henri hAnron John aists na
Hugh 0 Bren James ,Alarney, Thomas Mtiairr. John
bush Joan C.vanagn Patrick QUINN James Canned Taos
OasSin. Corn tius Cassidy.
Dated NEW YoxK. November, 1852.
comp ID with Iesr request above In previous non
publication Is no faux OF nine. Yours, resrsctfsliy,
JNO. 7. SWERNY, l7B Grand street, 18th ward.
The New York herald., 1862-11-12

0En REWARD WILL BE PAID BY TIE MOTHER
0CU Superior Of the Convent OF the vstasion Jobnson
street Broohyn 70 any person giving such as
Will ca1 10 the recovery VI q Diamond Ring bearing the
initials b. ens part Of the property taken from ths, in
stution ON las Sunday evening The above ring
arcafy valued from the of ia being Inc
gift Of dear departed father Brokers and others will
please take notice Whoever Will return the ring wl -
ccvc tile atove reward and no questions asked.
C7nn REWARD. STOLEN, FROM TIE SA0 HAR
20 wv Dor Savings Bank, tho night Of October si
l5o2 the following Bonds and Notes United States
alu Treasury Notes $500 each, 18th August 1881 mum.
bered 3sss a 33sl b, 3392. 9. 33a3; twenty Gftes
$40 Treasury Notes. interest payable 10Th February and
August, nmbercd from ss45 se4 both inciusve eight
United states Bonds FOR 900 EACH coupons per
attached, Of 1881 Nos 1911 s52 4s7f at7s 2s56 a3s7.
sS tbS two United States Bonds for $500 each coupons
PEI sens are cautioned against nesotisng the above ecnr
property or In proportion 70 the amount recovered Any
Information " be sent 70 Sag Harbor Savings Bank, Sag
ssbor H. or TO the Superintendent of Police New York
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
Notice.

GAM ~ ANDERSON. Of the county ~ Ipdi.
> ana, IN tho state of PenBsylvnpia will taLe
nottce that Elehqor Dawsob,a m rried woman b.
h,er next friend Potter HAMMOND. II the county n
li9lmc.. Ohio did on the 22d day n Auanst' a. ID
ith2 Die her petit in the Court N Cannon
Ilcns wlthln ana Tor the county of IInlues md
state 81 Ohio against the snid samuel Nudcrsnn'
defendant sntting forth that one William NpJrr
son the father " said defondan md aid ploinig
did ln his life time TO Wit Oa the 10Th ds, ~ Sen,
t"nbcr, a. u. lap, execute his last will ard
testament, which was, after the death Of aid
william Andetson, 10 wit! On the 9Th dny of Fcb.
ruay. a. j. b4l, duly admitted 10 probate in
winch lat viii and Testament ocriaiB Real Estate
was DEVISED to said defendant and that by the said
viii said deicndant was cnjoined 10 pay to snid
Eleanor Dawson the sum Uf a2n0 90 within ii =
years after he attained hs nOrity, that said de-.
PENDANT attained the age Of majority December Il
lsf1; and snid defendant has not paid said sum or
any paft thereof Said petition also setsforth that
said defendant is indebted TO said plaintiff on n
PROM spry note IN the sum of 80 Gj with interest
ns ,setiorth in said petition. Sa,I piaintiF asks
judgment against said dcfe dant Tor s24G 90 with
interest on s2Uu,O from the tst day of December
a. lrj2 and with interest on sc G5 from the ~ M
day ~ june, \ D. ls52 Said defcndcnt I. further
notified that said plaintiff caused an order Of nt.
tachtnent 10 issue in said case And the said sam.
uel Anderson IL notified that he is teouired IN
appear and answer said petition on or before the
81 lSaturday after the 9th day Of October A D. 1sCg
WN. REED,
Aug %. 1sf2 MI gGofiT. 90.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11

We hear of little complaint about the examin
ations, except what originates with two or three
ollicous men about this town; one of whom is pub
licly charged with meddling with the duties of
the Surgeon in certain cases by anticipating the
action of that functionary and writing "excmptcd'
or "not exempted" on the tickets.
Not having been in the Court House or Sur.
gcons room during the sitting we have no personal
knowledge of how the examinations were conduc.
ted, but it would be strange if some were not cx.
cmpcd who should have been held white others
who deserved were denied exemption. The mum,
Der of applicants here was much below the ava.
rage of counties, and the percentage exempted
bears no comparison to counties generally This
shows rigid examination on the part of those
charged with the unpleasant duty.
Some "Shoddy Patriots" have been croaking
about the great number from German and Wal
nutcrcok townships applying for exemptions; but
the facts and figures show that the people of these
townships have been no more camerous than many
others to escape draft.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
COM MMUNICATED.
A Meeting at WInesberg.

Pursuant to previous call, the citizens
of Paint township, and vicinity met at the
School house in the town of Winesberg where
the following proceedings were had.
On motion OF N. +. Joss, URIAu NEwcoM.
Err Esq, was by accamation nominated
Chairman of the meeting, and DANIEL WINTER
Esq, Secretary.
The audience were briefly addressed bV
Sergeant AurnENRIETH and JoHN KINsLY Esq
on the subject of volunteering.
N. F. joss, addressed the audience explain.
ing the object OF the meeting and urged the
people to united and energetic action in
supporting the authority of the Government
and crushing the rebellion.
On motion of N. L. Joss, the committee
(bcing one in each of the seven school dis
tricts comprising said township) WHO had
previously engaged to obtain subscriptions
for paying township bounty to each one
who may volunteer in said township to serve
in the present war, were requested to report
The said Committee, all reported except
two, who were absent, from which report it
appeared that upwards of twenty two-hundred
dollars had been subscribed in six of SAID
Districts, and that the amount would be
doubled if the required number Of volunteers
could be raised, or that in case Of draft be.
ing made, the amount subscribed by such as
may volunteer or be drafted shall be refund
ed to them.
Rcsolued. That all subscriptions, and money
raised for the purpose shall be received, held
and appropriated by said Committee OF seven
or their successors, who are hereby constitu
ted committee for said purpose, with the
right to appoint one of their number as treas
urcr.
Resoloed, That all the moaey which may
have been, OF which may hereafter be paid
by any person in Paint township, for the
purpose Of encouraging volunteering in the
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11

NAi"LhoN. iltnEN Co., u July Z, lS5~.
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We have several persons in town, who have been suf
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until we commenced using your Pills, through and by
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
SherIii'S Sale.

IRVINE C.WALEs, Plt'f,1
vs.. Court of Common Pleas
WILLIAM DEAKINs, Deft.J
~, virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the
- Court OF Common Pleas of Holmes county, Ohio.
in certain civil action therein pending wherein
Irvine Z. Wales is plaintiff and William Deakins
is defendant and to me directed as Sheriff of said
county will offer for sale at public auction at the
north door of the Court House in the town Millers-
burg, in said Holmes county, on
Monday, he 2sd doy Of September, A. d. 1862,
az o'clock p. m, Of sal day, the following describ
ed real estate, tOwit So much of tn sou tn half of
fractional section number twenty mine (2Q) town
ship nineteen (lD. range fifteen (j), lies west of
the middle OF Aiohecan river, situate in the county
of Holmes and State of Ohio,
So much Of the west half of the north east quarter
OF sad fractional section number twenty nine f29l
as lies west OF the middle Of said Mohccan river
situate IN the county OF Holmes and State of Ohio
! he Said two tracts of land contain one hundred
and forty acres more or less.
Taken as the property of said William Deakins
to satisfy the claim OF said Irvine G.. Wales
Terms cash. JOHN : NEISoN
BIERcE PEAsE, Att'ys. sheriff.
Aug. 81 l-62w2Sj 90.