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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-31

NEORALGlA RLASTEkS,
FOR THE suRE OF
NEURALGIA
or Toothache produced by colds
LOCAL. NEURALGIA
is Immediately cured by their application.
They act like charm. and are perfectly HARM
| .e's III their nature do not produce blister and
leave no unpleasant results
DIR. Hm. B. Hurd's Neuralgia Plasiers
never fail to give satisfaction to all who test their
virtue
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office. No. II
Fourth Street, Brooklyn f. d.
Price. only Is Cents each.
GS 4 liberal discount made to dealers
Address PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Tvrnryu Berlin.
INeS, No Spruce STREET, New York.
Sold also by DYoTT & co, 232 North End
Street, and o. S. HuBBELL, l4lO Chestnut st..
Philadelphia. and by all Druggists
Dec. IA, lSe1-y
NcTlcE.-Wc arc daily receiving orders to send
by mail some one more of Dr. IIurd's Dental
Remedies, which we cannot fill. None are malta
bic except the Neuralgia Plaster. which we send
in and envelope on receipt Of price us cents) and
one stamp. But 10 accommodate persons in places
where the druggists and storekeepers are behind
the age we have put up packages in white en-.
bossed boxes. seven inches by four. with compart
ments-cach box containing bottle OF Dr. IlrRD's
MOUTH WASH, and Toorm Ache Dnops, box OF
Ioorn PonDER. the NErnALGIA PLASTER and a
valuable little Treatise on Teeth and their Diseases
the best means of preserving them. and the proper
treatment of Childrens Teeth worth of itself the
entire cost to every young man or woman, or
parents with young children with sundry other
necessary articles price per package ONE DOLLAR,
or six packages for So, sent by express directed
As the Express charges are not much, if any, more
on dozen than on one. it is far cheaper to order
six dozen packages Mt one time. large
family will want all, the surplus be disposed
of to the neghbors with public benefit, for no ono
estimate how much pain. suffering unhappi
ness, and Disagreement, expense, loss Of time and
money would be saved to the country if every
family to-day had one of these packages which, in
itself. is n complete set of Dental Remedies
Address WM. B. HuRp 4 Co, Tribune Buildings
New York. and write name and address plaiuly'9-
That remittances may bo made with confidence
". r. II Co. refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn
to g. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank. Brooklyn to the Editor of the
American Manufacturers Gazette te Joy. Coo h
Co Publishers Agents, New York to PIT Bar
mum. Esq, who knows good thing when he sees
it, and who has already ordered u second supply,
rte ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-31

HERRING HERRING! IIFRRING!-
Il l. few Erira Superior Herring in hbls.
For sale by Il. MAY.
Mar !, 1862.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-31

r AIDES DRESSED BOOTS. heecl. selling at
H. 81 20. bert quality, at I, DRLNNEA s.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-31
Black Oak Bark Wanted.

. 000 CORDS BLACK OAK BARK
A,OVO WANTED, for which the high
est market price will be paid. Present price
50 per cord, for prime article.
UApply TO JOHN ii. HEALD 4 CO.,
corner OF North and Madison Streets. or at
Chesapeake Mills, near the Draw Bridge,
Baltimore, Md. Mar %, lSG2-2ms
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-31
Boarding and Nursing

EOafOlNS and nursing
HWdeJrom Three 10 Twclre Dollars per Week,
including Medical attendance or not, as may be
agreed upon.
DIR, j. A. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.
We, the Subscribers. Physicians in the City of
Wilmington. Del, believe that the Proprietor of
the Living Home. and Home for the Insane, will
cndcavor to make them useful and popular insti-
tulons. and that we will attend on persons who
VISIT them nj the customary city charges.
IL. T. Aekcw. NJ D., Geo. ". Claytnr. VI. n,
Ia T. l'nrh. VI. d., James +. Wilson, VI. D.,
H. u. P.rt"r W., d., W. Il. bullock VI. D.,
II. T.. Johnson. NJ D.. A II. Grinishnw. NJ. H..
W m. II. White, VI. d.. Geo. Pepper Norris NJ. d..
"ro. Richard Baker, NJ. D.. Edward Neazey, NJ. D.,
.eWopathic.
T.. Harlan. NJ. D..
Vim. ". Thomas. ". D.. IIemcuuhatLic
A. NcGeniank VI. d.,
j. Snirs, Nj d.,
j. H. Simus. 81. d.. r''"'uc.
). u. Craig. VI. d.. lIy'!rolathic
Feb 49, lS6l--3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-31

AT 4. BROWN, JR'S-Coal Oil Lamps. and
"A best queli'y Gal Oil. Also, best qualify
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-31

MONKEY WRENCIlES, received this week
Inland for sale, by JOS. p. CANTWELL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-31

DRESSED Wash Bowls and Pudding Pans,-a
L new articles, Received this week. and fer sale
by JOS. p. CANTWELL.
T AIDES GUM SIIOES-A good assortment -
IL For sale by r. +. MAY,
Jan II. 1861 in the Hollow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-31

|tlIILDREN'S SEI0ES.--A large stock of Chill
" dren's Heavy Shoes, new style. just received
at I DRENNEN'S.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-31

CHEAP JOHN
mw-.sIIas large lot of Mems and
Gba-~a.0s Boys CLOTHING, atextrcmcly
low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

ale, Of oso bu's. sso6eo for un'onod 7oS1ic for
hippng nxsd u6ost 7ic for do Ia ''oe, aud ''c' 10
HOPS ..siy aud IN fair requests sales OF 600 bates
pci,sry good ,or ,amp ion al 6@oo, aud i'e do
HAYfue ~artet steady gu. with fair naair3 sales
| OF 40 bales az tJp7'c p 100 h.
pncs aad Pine Timber is sht aud piee e q1ie nm
IInE-lhe nurks, {, qois, bu, Grm at Doc for Common
| Rockand and g5e for Lump.
LATH sro firm ., improvement bu, the inquiry &
NULAs;GS- hiss not be y,rs a;ve dsm md 10,
Day; price. uonilaily unchaa ed We hear 81 small
n Or - s7e s,,e, at auction Of 700 bb
New.Ore'n' al 39a13Ic e''n 90 boz iso'''sd DO a.
EAvAi STORES are in,c,iss. hu' generally
snd iru II exc-p, rar which isin good 'uppy and "
Oils generally arc IN ight supply AID ore o'm ,ul In
oaers, d"@s"s at 81 956 81 q lor Cry iosset e4 iie
Crude wh: - 7'g % cias SpT i. 70 GOOD 600 d.
mani at SOC. Tor Ere aud 5 's'?e h'r cnde. ,,.,v
~ DE- ,yrrpp,et conaci A. though me arrivals 'fa
uIodcra. but stock still art" aDt an - r -. 's
eli S5 oil IA for Prime Beef "a snl' ard LsNy uadst
csutinnsd hbs al arrivals afid, incie' ~ ~
Of 100 bb' at i2 $50 Si3 for n hss, s.a ', Of -
ior extra. Beef Hams are in moderate re1nes, s4t
boil, Western At 81 Gu. Meas se uegsct-a bac'n Is
over and ia limited d,nspi sss Of ~ boxes a. y
Hibbsd X ss,efn bic next mn bs'd IS
ou,e hrsYs and IN moderate req leri ss. OF ~ DDS s9
fc. II G9s latter rate f., - "a pre- ea ,i ',s ~
dsnsn8 81 tie and Live 81, Bae cor nue. IN yer,
sojvs isn.n3 or spmen. snd win reduced tx eHeei.
of the liner grades prices rg's hmly Il wa 90 ,p
choice md era State; l702a. for Wossfa i1e.rI'
and ltal1c for Mode SUI ,'ah~ra d. =,
,nppy and meets Siih ready sale a. 9I'Sc 'o ~
lDc tor oidoay choics ami extra ohi'' SIa
English Derry 10. -, -. 4
mcE-Trs demand |, very brisk and The ni,sss Is
rather weak should sales bo forced decline "Ou' nave
30 snhuiilis TO. - .,.,,,.
and ~ .ce are heavy aud avor buyer. sales y oDJ
hansr d khGs refined quiet At I@ac Tor hs,l ~
AZ ancti5n Of l67 hbds hewOriesns ct DIV 'o~9t -
mos, r t. A. s,aart haYe redocsd ,n7T qn,saa'VGI' ,
led snI t,yasqrd Llc Whhe l3lc Yellow. llc
i stLI he market tm 81 PfosJus fa1s' our tne 10
maud I. less active. ,-u,.,-.z..., =.
lct0l 10 Tor Clover, Jtnoby q rturE - h0's
Fl.x.ned i. sea rec aud wanted at -: rU - T. 80 ID go
ThLLOW-l market Il Jul and hcsgyi sales OF S"o
u Prime Hrsfern ~ iolc. -, , n.
TEhS-b.s,ks ars sfonser and 'n derlH-o SAFES OF '
T0r tCCO !. in u.Ieste dsip,ud a. former prices sac.
l93 nod, ksa'urky iiG25e ITO oois 1ara' 81 %'1
oAses seed oils ltAllS. -, -, g.
WHl,hY eon.uu,. IN active demand aud the mSsAs' u
6rmer; s.ss u go bbls Ohio a. 81! Gl7ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

IL IN, .quivseut o. nnd swbys be tne
tesubsoks rapreseB, ,o,bpg but The siih aud prom
s Government AZ discount OF - per cent
aud au,ue do all other secunies ACCORDING 10 'ue ss'
Of public fe.ius . - ,r yo,.. al,
The ob. .tion the Issue Of Densnd Treasury Notes can
h, ob,aed by providing for ther paymen OF CONVEX
;o othe forms oil Government indeb edness p,ysos o.
rurs d,y They msy DO isned IN anticipation o. an q,
nsf, q th machinery fos tho collection OF taxos yea
ria reasonable limits. their prices would always D. 'hs
Of the best kind Of currency Ia uss-.her go OF
paper Ihfs roud be no obecos TO Their issps 70 ~
emount, ws5s there proper KIND OF security 20 -
nih ,., .Yh b. conveittd let G,yernnep issue bont,
b c.ai interest payable 10 100 years ths 2nno2
aod ,ers. payable ~ gold and lto which uieenDA
o,la N, At her uoniDs al value there wonld Dst
be an ile upon tho market nge b'ae W alc
10 ont sts Of Interest 90 a. 10 render ioi '
ay.u,.so Of the holder make sucn CONVERSION Ihi-,
rifes w Is the feasible method for supply ing ts want
Inc Trea,ury and the tins Of avoiding tho ev' 10
suiiag Rom excessive issue OF tn ifr.d'ohioe eush'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
TUESDAY, Nov. o5-P. N.

The Stock msrket to-day presents no features Of
marked interest Government Were strong, but the
share market, without any serious decline. has been
Irregular ard weak. TIE Outsiders sppesr to be wait
;pg the development # Mr.. Chese's inancial policy
before acting With vgor. The beers offered their op-
tioss freely bat cd 10! frd many takers The
Second Board was s:,adg du1og the sesson, but
was aftefwarl weak, and the Tuird Board was inac.
tive ard heavy for the prominent shares. Tie latest
quotations are: Demand Notes, 1921 a l23; United
States 6s, REGISTERED, 1881, l04 9lOii; United
States g. ooupcn, 1861 9l0ll; Treasury Noies I3J,
I04I a 1872; American Gold, 1924 1926; TsnDes-
Bee IS 81 a5il; Missouri Go 5l3; Pacific Mail cam
ship Co., llol @ll9i; New-York Ceuiral, 1926 q
1924; Eie Railway, Gil 9dI1; Erie Preferred, OF
ash; Illinois Central, "a 079; HUDSON River, -
Q7a; Cleveland and Toledo, 81 67li Rock Island
Railroad, 799gI; Galena and CLicago, SOi 0Sl /;
Harlem Railroad, q. S@i; Harlem Preferred, 5!i
052!; Reading Railroad, 76o764; Michigan Cen
fral Rsilr,ad, S9as9l; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, S9039l; Michigan
Guaranteed, ST Ss2ii Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
At9Dl.
The market is very aeayy for foreign bills, In
ympsshy vita the decline 10 gold and tie desreseed
demand Sterling Is l43 ola for bankers signatures
Freigbts rather dull, and rates are tsie IT.
regular To Liverpool, tie engagements ars 42,cJ0
bush. Wheat at 09Ii., 10 bu X and bags; $50 bxs.
Bacon al 25s.; TO bHsh. Cora al 2 sgd, in
bulk ans bags 1,OOJ bbs Flour TO mn mp st H. 3d.;
COO bbls. Flour at "a. as. 3d.. so bOs. Flour on
private terms, and per neutral vess-l, 800 hIkins
Butter al 40s 10 Loldon, 3, 100 bbls. Flour at
o. 7ll.i per neutral aag, 100 TO-, Beet 1t IT,, and
900 bales Old Hcps per Neutral vessel II 5lGd. To
Merseles, 100 bbs, Alcohol at sd. The charters
sre Prassian bark win 1900 bush. Wheat to
direcs port in TIE United Kingdom at Iid., aud
British bark to L ndoa At SIS.
The business Of the Sob-rrsasuIy was: Receipts,
s1,965,3S5 9O--ior Customs, $4,000; Pay neDts,
$1,cJo,336 49, Balance, H25,J79 so II.
The receipts at the ub-Ireasnry;on account Of tie
7.30 Y cent Loan today were about half million
and ihe aggregate paymens have reached eleven
millions and ,hree-qua- es A very large amount Of
The Notes were received from Washington to-day.
and delivered 10 the tskers. Tomorrow Mr. Cisco
will ply the banks about four millions in legal ten
der Notes in reimbursement Of the fi,een-day loan
This and other large drafts win depe;e the Treasury
freely during the present week.
Money has been easy to-day among the stock
houses at 601 cent, and must become still moro
30 after be reimbursement 70 the banks by Ar Cieco
alluded to in the preceding paragraph.
The following shows t0s earnings Of the Michigan |
Central Railroad Company for the past six months |
ending Nov. 80 being The first half Of their present
fscal year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

AsHf steady aud Ia iaed r-qae, d, 80 io Pots
ano 2 luf Prars
COi1ON-rhe business Dr.. net been very extensive To-
day, and the closes du prices without practical
claesr s,s u S ~ tales a. t3dDoc. Tor Aldding Up
Coffee Mo ia. zoe, with = ,af inquiry sud Price.
tam. ott,, -. "a ,, AZ Q" Ii',at"
Bon make no siocs IA tno county follow; baltimore
1co6 bags. Pii sdelpha nom New OH 37, br..
CHEMICALS afo in floi.efs request; sse. of 80 tuns
Soda A.n a. Sc 10 uus Cal.e DO stole 20 do Sal soda
FLOOR AND HEAi.-Ihe mario. i5r Western and st,,.
fou - -, settle and o0lOc o bD lower under less
syf se European sdyicc' snd decline 10 exchange
gold Tho demand i mlir for home ua~. the sra 90 $40
IS o,f pc 20 r Frtfs Sat ~ i' \. m o. ''
20 l. ~ 80 for tho os grades o. N-ern Extra. no .0a
- ~ l,f shppng OHIO h 1d 81 - f0r IsIr brands do
ana ~ "o 10 i'f ~ Lou. Ias causisp fogris IA fir
snppy lud active snd iOwrr, salcs i ,bs A. Asalp
80 - ior tho low gsdss OF Eir end - $50 20 sf tr,
bfa"as DO aowh,sn -Four os active sod lover especially
1t . 90 30 ~ ior mixed s,od sup,ilne Gsunore &c
enc 20 20 81, i,t iiaa' e-ne. I've Floor "a iu r.s
ahd 10 limited E.qne .ss Of 80 bbs - To- Jrrscy
sna - ot s'sfshs y, no Bucswhosl l.ouI Ia fcues
fl7i-Dry Cod are han il mod rat. rsou,,i a, & Is
of - oeolss, Bank M,cSere nfo aud la lair demand
- 70 for No. do.i eli 7@bI2 Tor shore Ne Z a. 80 t
30 10; 2 sad - 3j3ti % ior medium .o No. Alsss
Q. .DO boxes a. 5sc. Tor scaled aud 2c fos No fLcd
heG. :, are scarce and han At 80 5oGfs nto quality
lows under the uniayorabe European news slst de.s
Ia exchange and gold and guG ia pfoysgrut In ,ight
f u'"Ai - h.AihY l'i cApHti ~ syctuiaoIs ckuIelss
more caution ana mileis purchase very spaaugly noxith
Atdif "a" eat cne rate PIE flcui los noar s the .o.
The afAei dnli aud he eadeAoy l. downward La si
ga ii1V nu aud consist Of 1880 buih. iu.nof
70 good th ego spius IT t5a 81 20; 800 do Rrg
sfs Siu7 ~ p pa ~ 800 1900 do. Amber do - n 9
al -. lho lNrr ai extreme rste 500 DO COT. -
Green 10y at - a. $500 d.. Aet Neierl al : sii
- a. lt-o' do. amber Co. 90 81 ioiof a. tie later
% %, AMI i5t~ do. White Micm,ll 10 III sS4Ef S.
Barry T. noiesl"r lut e ~ slier supply ana Is low
si's ,'.oo olsh 80 III ~ Tor c,uimoi siaet sis,a
~ ~ .arin Est aAi s.Orl ~ fpr l.nal, rs,
bare5 Mali scsrce. aud h' 4 % e.lvAs ls.s OILS III
nonv3 ava in iin d dtifrif il.s Canadian az t.1.
90 sttc o. h,ali5+ hg1 d. srri,a ,d i.l. n,l., of .
buih state al &c Corn op~lcd b.ttss of ii,t bal p
e'''S soay To-. 'hi' s!sa Hndt The lsoia Eugope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

Gam over LIST yesf........"........ 4JOi.695
The third week on the Michigan Southern road
shows an increase Of 100, making SS go for tie
three weeks. Tbs aggregate increase of tie nine
months siuce lst January viii be ia round numbers
100000. The year viii show probably $4,000
earnings over all interest aud working expenses,
which is equal to the dividend on tie preferred
shares, with large surplus for sinking fund, &c.
The following ID a statement Of coal transported
on the Delaware and Hudson Canal:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
Rccrints OF pra<iune.

Nov ,5-23 $40 bbs F.our, is7 bbs Cors Me.i y, b.
Com Meal 49, bbs Wbisdy, "a 90 bush. Wheat, Sc
seed 3 sVD pigs Proy!sios. l-5 pkgs. on Cake Goa
AtLes. tcJ PIC. LID. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

The bonds and coupons Of s.. Louis Comfy due on
the Let December will be paid On and after Tat date
by the Bank Of Commerce..
Gold mas been very heavy during the day on ont
ef-town orders 70 coll aud at tho close ID about 1874
.al2st. The leading speculation appears to be for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

THREE D0Ys KILLED y loRK County, PIL,vs
Friday morning last, three sons Of Mr. Jona.s "A
Smergh Of Windsor township, York county, CIV ,,,.
their death under The following painful Gu -
stances IL appears that some time during 1ls ,cs
noOu they came to the house for n maiocS 70 "s
u Tabbi, that had taken shelter from The aoo u ~
the roots OF large tree that had been ieieu
hate storm. The trunk OF the tree was cu' on i, q.
ing IN ordinary length OF stump, but very Iou
tie tree was large one. The Lads the olaes' ,hs
h or lG years Of ngo commenced 10 dig uuu' nan.
npturned roots 50 which WAS attached large =.
tty of coil. While engaged in thu o1sine', don
whole mass taTnod oyeg % rs orlqNAi s,sbsr
burning The three unfortunate BOYS ah~, Ans - his
inquired Tor his children when he cane hou ,,.uit
dinner, and they not appearing, be wen I'd isss-
Of them. and when he neared the scene que Atsd
Ter he cav tie iaithfa dog lying near 'u' ~. a
STUMP. lie realized the ad fate OF his ,hs
le discovered one Of ,heir feot projechn5 s;n r.
ground. He was obliged, in iraaie 'a'' Wa xss
go Ter assistance 20 Ieslrlecl he yieuA' w., ,sr,
accoa0lsl.d BIZ uishti..l. Their VVN'''
manaled "a .iyhslul condlIisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

TINS New York and Eris Railroad makes tho following
ctt of ,he Transportation OF Stock fo he week ending th
dsv: Becvea 1871; Horses aud Mules $780, Sheep aud Lambs
26l0i Swine. 40
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported Ter this market y Foryfsu'lh street
4.GiG.
a.. price, te-dav ouoed ssfolow'
Fiutaasity..........g % O.aDarJ..'....'"."..s 10
aedunl.ss.......-...- 20
Some extra Good 1esves MAJ BE- quoted al 80
Tie general average Of The pnIkei ~ itc
fs msst VI the sales rang. from o. 70 70. 81,
Prices per head and pc roend. 81 dieIent weights VIII
. 'ouas IN accounts & sses al ..ndry Groves
Total number OF brsTes fec.iTed IN tue ey ui' "e'A
J.fSl. -,
Am ia head ess than las. week ard i1s head more
than tho Of st year Tie aseeo nnoei 81 eech
sdn.,d,y rastsi act year wss 3el6 head while TIE uuf
her to-day heinz GIG shows 90 he'd more than hs Gye
use aud 10 head more thas ibis DAY week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
NEWBORN CATTLE MARKET

hITUFI.
ron ~, WAX rSpI.s TusspAy. Nov rs, iee2
TOTAL pPCsIPTs CATrLK ~ ALL NfSps Foh ThE "eth
According The reports from the several aIAes pi-ee''
Tho civ there haye been received tins weeGi
Wv WY shsepAnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
TnE HOO MARKET.

lie eiffs this Wecf atf1I
0uotations-tt s. rs ~ r cwt. live weight are the
quotations gwen ~ Henry d. Grant Superintendent OF tho
hlrsr for cnfn-fcl Hog. and g3d - r cistey fe,
Hog Of ell xmas sIe scli1s brkly.
Heois. )" Dofiaan si',l he following quotations the
rfIce Of Hog. ih.s MeeI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

fEsTbxis-V quote: vestern. G. oice, q = 3iTf7c.
FHTsn NRAG-CountrY rorssuoTs freGusrily leave the
hos Ia their Veal and Mutton. which INJURIES the
I We quote
her' sides GOOD p D ga q vesi g N............7
u;ton, ~ Veal c.lVcs. ib.......4 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

Since Jan i.....eeo $50 O3s sl2I.Go7e2a sl39St0oT
Tho following table will compare the present
condition Of the lapkg with that st the close Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
Ths siatements Of tho Philadelphia banks for the

DecIesse 687 Dec. 7i3gJl Iao.. Sv.f3 Tue l5@'o
| Tie aggregate quantity Of The same articles Ieit ~
tde-water from TIE commencement OF navigation to
the I'D November, inclusive, during the years 1851
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14
9TH Dist, Gilman.
ckT During The past week we paid a

c% During the past week we paid a
visit to the several counties Northeast Of
us, aud were surprised rs well rs pleased
to see the improvements and thrift Of this
upper country. Everywhere CROPS are
looking uuusua ly fGe, the settlers ore
more con; en,ed aud encouraged, than
heretofore, and the various counties are
being greatly enelitted b, public improve
ments.
At this season Of the year particularly
tie country is charming. The broad fer
tile pruries clothed in their rich, luXuriant
green, broken here aud there by water
courses, are TO say the least romantic and
inviting Il required no gift Of prophecy
or great stretch of Imagination, to see
these productive fields traversed by steam,
and subdued BY the plough. The greater
part OF this land belongs to the Govern
meht. Here The hardy em'gran. can make
his choice of ten thousand homes Under
the provisions of the Homestead Law it
will cost him nothing but honest labor
and be beyond the reach Of lerorsel.ss
creditors. easa. j.. sss-a.a .....
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

EyJudge lIUBEARp returned from his
spring circuit on Thursday last. In this
connection it might not be inappropriate
to allude to the fact that his successor ~
soon 10 be chosen. The Bar, as we'll as
tho people, are interested in securing The
right hind Of man. Judge II. during
his term, has exhibited learning, ability to
despatch business, aud a fairness that rank
him among the best judges in the State
So far as we know there is a general dis.
position among men Of all parties to sec
him reelected. Without wishing to dis
parags any Of our young lawyers in this
District, aud there are many Of ability
and promise, it must be conceded that
Judge H. is the only person among US
really fitted BY age aud experience, to &C.
cupy the bench.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

s0J" NEsKAsEs ITEMs OR Court has
been il session eleven days. Such is the
amount of business before the U. S. Grand
Jury, we cannot adj ourn until next Mon
day. We have had an unusually pleasant
time No bacchanalian orgies have filled
US with shame and deep humiliation. The
quiet and decorum which dignity the
Courts of the East, have shed a mellow
luster over the session. lntemperance can
never again be apotheosized while the pre-
sent officers retain their places. His
Honor the Judge, by his high toned i'm.
Partially, and scrupulous so!icitude to
hold the scales of justice ia equlidrio,
daily deepens the impression that his peer
is not to be found in this Territory
The rich intellectual endowments. and
deep legal research Of our U. S District
Attorney, foreshsiows brilliant career.
Our L. s. Marshal for ncorrup,ibe
integrity and gsniaiity of temper, stands
in pleasing contras. with his predecessors
in office.--The L. S. District Clerk pur
sues the even Tenor Of his unostentatious
ly sober way.-The names of the off,
GERS Of the Court, are as follows: His
Honor, Vim. 7. Lockwood T. S. District
Attorney, David L. Collier; u. S Mar
shall, Phneas W. Hitchcock e. S. Dis.
trlct Clerk, Charles d. Martin.-Ihe L.
5. Grand Jury have found some bills of
Indictment ! herewith transmit, at your
suggestion, lis, Of their names: Giles
Mead, Foreman Chas. d. Davis, Thomas
+. kennard, Josiah F. Mason, William
Bates, c. &. Blevin, 3. Bates, II Burch
NJ. Barrett, Z. Mcdonald, J Scott l.. F.
Hill, L. Davis, l.. Cashier, A. Curry, j.
Hehernou.-DaiIils, Augustus Haas,
Jac-b Halleck. JAS W. Virtue.
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