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YOUR entire approval, that you At ono.
call upon the several States for such
number Of men IS may be required to gil
nm all the military organizations now 10
the field, and add to the armies already
organized such additional number Of men
As may, 10 your judgment, be necessary
to garrison aud hold all of the numerous
cities and military positions that have
been captured by our armies, ana TO
speedily crush the rebellion that still
erists in several of the Southern States,
! TIM, practically restoring to the civilized
world our great aud good Government.
All believe that the decisive moment is
near at hand, aud to that end the people
Of the United States are DESTROYS to aid
promptly in furnishing all achievements
that you may deem needful to sustain
our Government.
Israel Washburne, jr. Gov. Of Maine.
Ms. Berry, Gov. Of New Hampshire.
Frederick Holbrook, Gov of Vermont.
VIM. A. Buckingham, Gov. Of Con-
necticut.
E. d. Morgan, Gov. Of New York.
Cha's s. Olden, Gov. Of New Jersey.
A. G. Curtin, Gov of Pennsylvania.
A. W. Bradford, Gov. of Mary land.
F. Fl. Pierpont, Gov. of Virginia.
Austin Blair, Gov of Michigan. |
J. 3. Temple, Pres. Military Board of
kentucky.
Andrew johnson, Gov. Of Tennessee.
Ii. Il. Gamble, Gov. of Missouri.
y. p. Morton, Gov Of Indiana.
David Todd, Gov of Ohio.
Alex Ramsey, Gov Of Minnesota.
Richard Yates, Gov of Illinois.
Ed Salmon, Gov of Wisconsin.
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GUARDIANS NOrrrr

WILLIE ,La Is hereby given tina. the guardian o,
49, ~ tne minor heirs Of Van +. Cor, dsre..o -
n'eu ms petition, at the July term of the conn,S
T. Irs, asking power to sell certain real estate
ti,ions ms 20 sara minor heirs and that said ne :
said county. @N'Sus' 'ef% OF
July eth, G2,-n27 3w ''""'' '''ss'
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Death of Stone wall Jackson and Genera,
Rhett.
BALTIMORE. July ). 1862

BALTIMORE, July ), 1862.
The Richmond Dispath of Monday
announced the death Of Gen. "Stoncwall'
Jackson, aud Of Gen. Barnwell Rhett of
South Carolina.
The correspondent of the New York
World writing from the army, says:
Elsewhere | have alluded to the fact
that jackson was knocked from his horse
by canister shot from Martins Massa
chusett's battery during the fight on
Friday. | can now state that the Rich.
mond Dispatch of Monday, found on a
prisoner taken last nj ght, announces hi,
death in solemn court; also that of Gen
Barnwell Rhett Of South Carolina
Rhett was undoubtedly killed in the ac.
tlon at Savage's Station, on SUNDAY
The prisoners further say that General
Longstrcet was wounded in the hacl, !,
the fight last night.
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PROBATE NOTICE

ol'cE is hereby givea that o. NJ Culv.r
~ executor OF the estate Of Jane Harrv d.
ceased HE'D petition at the July term or th.
county court asking power to self certain real
81. ,hefein named and that said pc tition "a.
,ea I"f nearing ct the September term Of AHA
Upton, July 7, las?-aw '''"'' Judge
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J. money nor credit, but are depending or
= the generosity of the North, for ths
t means of keeping soul and body together
How can they expect to become the re-
} cipients of northern bounty, while en-
gagged in war against its citizens. Fam
inc is doing what Hallcck's army faile j
to do-loysIizing the people of Missis-
sippi and Tennessee. They are fast TAX
} ing the oath of allegiance. Previous to
the evacuation of Corinth, scarcely cit
izen could be seen. Women were plenty
but no men; now every every house has
its full complement Of males. Nearly all
wear the rebel uniform. They all &C.
knowledge to being in Beauregard's
army. None of them have discharges
but have deserted since the evacuation.
They all claim to be heartily sick of the
rebellion.
Sergeant ScLawl has received his ap.
pointment as Second Lieutenant. Dan.
Smith has been appointed to fill his .
place as fourth sergeant
Oar camp is about three miles from
Corinth, on high pine ridge 1t is so ,
high and dry that it cannot fail to be is
reality. We have an abundance of clear az
prins water. We are south of Corinth nj
nd between two railroads, the Ohio & Ia
lobiIe aud Memphis & Charleston. We N
ave nothing to do but 20 visiting and tr
|ackberrying Blaekberries are very
enty and ripe, and the boys gather a spe
eat many.
The llth and 18th Iowa are camped
gu, three miles from us, and the boys Gu
We a busy time visiting each other hr
If Of Company az Of the 18th, (Nlt. in
rnon) are from the west part of Cedar. abo
lar county has furnished great many l
uu,ccrs. They are to be found in ey- W. =,
Iowa regiment. Fop
'e signed the payroll last Sunday r
vii! get our pay in few days The is NJ
intend to send the most of their %.
home, SO you can look out for another Jar;
Ter Of green backs in Old Cedar. thos
'erc is military school here, now, viii,
he instruction Of Sergeants, under man
,o-o If I;o,t ro.non from
to attend four hours per day, if Dea
miss they receive black mark!
lssoned officers also have to attend IT
%! four hours day. \ srea, deal ann
ms has been taken to make nice JAG
mere, as VIC expect to stay here al sou u,
err. ~
ours, &c. Coon CREEK. F
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REPLY or THE PRESIDENT.


Elk. MANSION. WASHINGTON, JuIyl.
GENTLEMEN: Fully concurrinc in the
wisdom OF the views expressed to me in
so patriotic manner by you in the com.
munication of the 18th day of June, |
have decided to call into the service an
additional force of three hundred thou.
sand men. | suggest and recommend
that the troops should be chiefly of in.
tantry. The quota of your State would
be -. | trust tina. they NAV be
enrolled without delay, so as to bring
this unnecessary and injurious civil war
to speedy and satisfactory conclusion.
An order fixing the quota Of the respect
I've States will be issued by the War
Department morrow.
lSlgnedD ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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New YORK. July s

A letter to the Tribune dated Fortress
Monroe 9th, says: Beyond few skirm-
ishes, in which our troops gained the
advantage, nothing has occurred in the
ncighborhood of Richmond since my
last. The rebel army appears to have
fallen back toward the city. and General
Mcclellan is now in position we'll en-
trenched.
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oeras has let no opportunity pass unim.
proved, to excite against US the prejudi-
ces OF. It's readers. To their reason it
seldom or never appeals. As the Demo.
crdt. ia all its learned disquisitions on
the war and "Abolitionists," has said
nothing against slavery, it is right and
proper for US to infer that it believes that
slavery is right. 1t would have been a
very simple matter for the Democrat to
have answered US, and then its position
on one question, would have been known.
II slavery is right, it should be continu-
ed and every constitutional effort should
be made to extend it. If it is wrong,
then every constitutional effort should be
made to put an end to it, Those who
believe the latter proposition are "Aboli.
tionists" in the proper Specification of
the term.
We arc willing to answer tho question
asked By the Democrat, although it was
not put to u, but to the reader, and
should Ike to see it reciprocatc the favor I
Qhou5h we don't expect it, by answer.
ing our question and letting us know {
whether it believes slavery to be right? b
We are in favor of the "Cops:itution as b
t is and always was. Aud right here 81
We would like to ask the Democrat, which an
GEMS to be so much in favor of the NJ
Constitution as it is how long since ha
advocated, (if it ever advocated any bl;
in.e) the change OF the Constitution pfc
proposed by Congress in March 1861, gre
any other change that nigh. be asked
: by the slave power, that would cor abe
late the "Southern heart - We are hav
favor Of the Union as it was" in the Hal
IS Of the :" Fathers of the Republic Yer
as it was designed and expected by Ced
m tina, it would be. We are not in yo!u
or of 'the Union as it was - in the cry
$ Of Jamcs Buchanan, when treason "
ID supreme. We hope the above is so and
n that even the Democrat can under BOYS
d it. pay b
r. The great blow made by the Da- s"o"'
ians over the alleged low wages for IL
h negroes worked in Chester county, for tn
turns ont like most of their blows. tie c.
useless waste of breath. /, seems have
Notwithstanding Chester is border they n
y, white and black laborers get one comm
for ten holrs labor, and it cannot scho
for any less. What bugaboo will OF PAL
try next? camp
--- summe
m 20,
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AANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW REs-
TORED.


TORED.
'"sf fsbf'shed, in a Sealed Enpelop..
IN The NATURE TREATMENT ANpp.D.
,oal cure OF Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal veal.
, n.m' sexual Debility Nervousness. and invonn.
and p pss.on inducing impotency, and Mental
"n' Fnvsicsl Incapacty.
ny Eobv. J. CULyERwELL, MD.
r, A"fnor Of the Screen Book, &c.
In. Ing "oI'd-renawned author, in this admirable
thu, ,hs clearly proves from his own experience
eiiectnaiv ,u,oonsequences of abuse may be
on, aa a"y removed without medicine and with.
vu' dangerous surgical operations. bonsies. in.
os cnre rings or cordial, pojSsing out mode
everv sn 4, once certain and electus by which
b. s"neler no matter what his condition NAV
DC, may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad.
ma. ,n's lecture Will prove boon TO thous.
il, sent under seal to any address. mont ,,;d m
me receipt 81 two postage stamn. ,v aarr...,nn
)ffce box 1886. " ioA I"s'
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NO ilorE FOR Mr.. VAN buren,
The undertook IN. y Rouqh Notes
says the health of ex President Van r.
rem has not improved within the past
week, and very Slight. if any, hopcs are
entertained by his friends of his ultimate
recovery.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

iAkEN UP by Michael D. Hart, at his real.
nenn' in Springfield township, Cedar COUNTY
Iowa: on the 18th day of June, A. d. lsG2, a nor
rel Horse. ten or eleven years old, star in the
on the back, and collar mark on bo.h eide -,
the neck, and appraised at seventy.fye dollars
ALONZO SHAW, clerk D. e.
Upton, July 5tb, 1859. ).
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ollCE Is hereby given that the undersic,-
~ cd. ArVin Basley has, at the July term lss2
oeeh appointed by the County Court of Coda,
cs,onh'y Iowa, Executor of the estate Of Fra
az M,eLoney deceased. All persons are notihed 70
me their claims with the county judge, duIy an.
''eh''ca'ed' IN the time prescribed by law.
,., 900 ARFIN BAGLEY, Executor.
July 7, lsG2-n27wi
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. -

ne correspondent of the New York
n'm ~ e., Adrertiser says that VIM
II. Polk, Parson Brownlow and ctbnr
prominent loyal Tenncsseans, are in
" ashlneton, advocating stringent meas.
ures o! eonilscation, and declaring that
emancipation may also soon be necessary
The President has approved and
tax bills. ' '"'''nai
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THE HoUsEKEEPER's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

pREPARED from an improved
OF the brother John .than Polish y 4. c.,,tt.t r.,
Ear,. New York Furniture Dealer, and Piano.
Sera'ches, Marks, and Dirt, ana r.s,E '"r ,emo'lns
Tn,nis, so,s 20 al kinds Of Vanished rorI f1am
vanish d 70 Leather, lis cheaper and better than
NE Kun piece Of Canton Fiarnel and ho;,, applied
magic in ~. ,re Polish can ~or.
looking like new. Now Is the time 10 ..hins NJ, ~,
ses ehairs desks, pianos picture frames carriag.,
w. ana make them look 50 per cent. better Thi. l..
u economy. For sale hy furniture dealers and .,o,.-
Aeepers generally. Price p and 80 cents bo,I. 10
POI no. ], Spruce street, New YORK SpeeiaI sa.,.
"a"ea. Address, Boz 1871, New Y ork, P. O.
here by furniture foiish Is for sale
Upton, July 10, lsSo
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FOR READEPAY ONLY,

agents Tor the celebrated Rock Island pIo,s
n' manufacturers prices. Also for Mapnv,s
in the world "'''eu machine
We invite the public to call and examine our
stock and prices 'N""'ne our
40 charge tor showing goods. All kinds n,
produce taken in exchange for goods.
,e FRED. HEIGHT 4 CO.,
Clarence Iovs
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d CO
Tribune Buildings, New York.
PIANOEs.

PERSONS who wish to buy a Piano Of the best n,k..
van be shown how they can save hand,om. .nrn :.
the purchh,c il they address SUI" IN
PIANO, care JOY, Coz d Co.,
Publishers Agents,
New York P. O.
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WASHINGTON, July s.

- 49, ~ - JGN u.
An officer Of high rank from NcCle!.
Ians army, who has visited WASHINGTON.
gives the most encouraging account IF
affairs that has yet been received here.
lie states that our army is much larger
than Is currently reported in view of the
late losses and that it is in a perfectly
secure position, either for offensive or
defensive movements, and this without
the aid Of gunboats.
The officers and civilians who are con.
tinually arriving here, continue to give
fabulous accounts Of the number of the
rebel forces precipitated upon Mcclellan
in the late battles, yet unofficial infor.
nation here persists in saying that Beau.
regards army or most Of it is still in
Mississippi If this be SO, the rebel
force must have been increased To ia
present numbers at Richmond by rapid
conscription.
Senator Clark will leave for New
Hampshire in day or two, to recruit n
new regiment. Senator Dixon has al.
ready gone to Connecticut for the same
purpose.
WASHINGTON, july 6.
flve Lteutenants aud two Seryeapts
OF an Iowa regiment at Macon, Ca, ar
rived &c, day They exchanged clothes
with rebel soldiers in prison and escap.
ed procured a couple of skiffs and start.
ed down the Ocmu gee river. When
they arrived at the mouth of the river
they were picked up by boat from one
OF our vessels They were transferred
to the transport Massachusetts and ar
i rive at Fortress Monroe Saturday morn.
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The hsreism Of our Soldiers & Sailors

The critics and the public are right in nres.c,o
ths VIII surpass, in graphic narrative exciting int.
S' ana extensive popularity, all other histories Of m.
az Tor the Union. Its theme will be the heroic
suffering, and hair breadth escapes Of our SOL
aes and its incidents will form the theme Of cony.r
81, n =. ;nnunerabie hresdes for years to come II
IN addition TO its stirring detail. IN. NIB
Ansiysi' OF the Causes Of the war, by jo.,
- n MorLET, L. L. D.. author Of "The Riss n,
vi. utica Republic, etc. the dates Of nil the mn,rt
any strom the John Brown raid and an accarst.
cravings. '' WIN en- :
one-third the proceeds Of all subscription, sen, a,
rect TO us Will be given for the Relief Of Disabled
aers ana all persons VIII" wish copy of the work ana
also 10 benefit the soldiers, should send their name md
address at once. Also. any officer private or person
in any section OF the country, having knowle &c Of
heroic act or stirring incident will obge sending
US an account OF it.
Booksellers. Postmasters, aud Contrasting Agents,
will he furnished with subscription Prospectus,
application to the Publishers.
IT liberal commission giren to soldiers desi-i,p
to act as agents in ticking subscriptions.
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s1- Our neighbor of the A,1y.,,;,sr
wants to know whether we are in f,vo,
OF the continuance of slavery a, !, ox;s,s
IL the United States. We will onsuar
MS question BY asking another Ara
~ ~ 4a'or OF the "Consttution as it is,
and the onion as it was ?"-CIur
Democrat. "
When We asked the question, we did
not expect the Dcmocrut would answ cr
IT. We have long been aware that the
democratic party upheld slavery, but We
had hoped that Our neighbor did not 90
with the Dahomians, ia this particular.
Either slavery is right or it is wronc
w. oe'ieve Is Is 1ero"g, and for 90 beliey
ing, and expressing our belief the Dem.
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gG The Democratic $50 called( Con-
vention, which came of at the Court
House last Saturday, was not Of the har-
monious kind. We were unable to at.
tend and have not been abb. to get an
account of their lOings The one great
question seemed to be, - WHO arc Dem.
ocrats ," We are Informed that it was
decided that Union man was not
Democrat. At any rate several who
had shown themselves Union men were
"read out of the party The straight
Dahomlans ruled the day, aud selected as
delegates, men after their own hearts
Could Jeff Davis have attended that
Sonseu:ioD he would have been satisfied
with Its action. We would like to pub
iish list Of the dele a.rs selected Lnt
the Convention refused to have the mr..
ceeding published in the 43terti.er, and
we have 10: been able to procure N>.
We only recolect the names of prr
Scott, VIM. Mason, Abuer Pint and
W. Il. Edgar
Mr.. Edgar made a statement. which
proved the truth of what We stated wear
ago. lie said that Democrat who was
candidate for high Office on the "ypio,
ticket last fall, told him, that he womb
have had nothing to do with the a -p;on
ticket had no: the then leaders II the
democratic party assured him that il
was not to affect the Democratic n,rtv
They could start pretended "I-o;1o
party to fool the Republicans ju; the
Democratic party was not to be ot9.c,od
by it.
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence Of the Upton Advertiser.
CAMP OK PINE RIDGE, Mss, }
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together with large and complete stock Of
Groceries,
y"censnore, Uar1uore,
cfo'h'@g, Boots md Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
FARMING Lmplements,
Nails, Gtasc, dc.
yoa want good Goods, new Goods in prefer.
call on EprD uim, 'aru iuhity,
, We adhere strictly to fats and low prices
aeiy competition, and are determined 20 be m.
iersold - none " nc un'
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.Inige Barn
SUPERIOR covGT-Msy q.
70 suIroRs--sHEEiffs fEks oS ~
r,cusssr AGAINST VESSELS, &c.

r.cpNlyr AGAINST 'ESsAsS' a..
-. WI, ss.. The Steamed iln ousns aSg IN.
Ihe under tho Rev ised Statute. ~. Nav.
An hs, 30. of 1900 wss Issued by the ps'ui'I ,n,nAs
Sessions of proceedings for COLLECTION In ~ q
ua4nee sn. ,,s vr,-el," TO collect the sun OF Sh.fd
assiss ,,s,mer Iu Qusns, AMI cei'eied az AZ Msy
ssa' a. and Connty OF New ORR on inc Th,ms, 4
Of .'e -, ,ryics. The Sheriff. by HI, dep" .Ss 4 sets
ms ~, the ..me day under This ascnue. tse,er, b
s On. .trsIner and placed Ter In chA voysse -
III s,ssner WA about 70 proceed to .es ,ne vesd
80 v,lnsl A. 5000 600 On the yIth o' ' ,,h.rsed BY
W. hond under the said statute ara s,s,s Zee, To
",dsr AZ mi, court payment OF 'ne -
shra made oul his bill bhons w a.. - %, Apprab
,na,grl s2Il u, Service and he,u, ro,nl f24 g.
p'.nt Nc ~, ss5 Keeper i.s. ~ l,mstrons ESQ,
rbs counsel for the pl,iniin M Hsr,I the sheriff
iu1 y. ,hs 6,,, item OF tho bill and ,hs sheriff
lecNu 70 ' ,sr.d nv the Court 70 WHICH wy Ju.e
nss sccordiusly presented his OIL W a., an sr;une
sen'eo II1 - an this morniuy who ave. S,he sberA
% Nh nv counsel on behalf oitLe ,on Of yust
fellow ing decision. sustaining vac H. Shs,,d sv
,,d OF the Supreme Court tnst e,e, ar 70 seces
~ upon tho property OF isaes
sn ~. nsrtl,. In whose favor the bond
eo hi dsb, or lien by Compromise OF "a d, ss,lsd
,i,y Tor the dstt lien, that me ior cosc
q, ,,r and Az o,her sees allowed ny ''s''''
ns NO objection being made 70 sspssrl
hI except the chsrge fer pound. e, ,ls ,rcanty
49, .,t.fseon that the plaintiff has 1sIsh ~
~.,nent of ms olai ~ for Which thc ~. nouudsS1
- IA NV opinion the sheriff 10 entitled tas .beve
mon such amount. 4 therefore s9H0s1 a. MUNCaikf
charges correct. - 40
W. N. Asu.,,ors sor gl.v4'ia. b. u. sAsAa'a w
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Dec........ 3135 nc..S0I1oI Dec..SU5' Dee'I1't01
By reducing the whea, to -four the quantity Of the
latter left st dewaer this year, compared with the
corresponding period las, year, shows all neease OF
l6j ca bbls. -four.
The following comparative table shows the guam
fly of Of the principal articles of produce left
at l1e-water from the commencement OF navigation
to and including tine I'D Of May in the year ind-
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United STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAr y

LIBEL FOR SALVAGE AGAINST THE GREAT CASTERS
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS CLAIMED.
Hamilton (. Towe against the steamship Great
Eastern Nh IOwe has filed libel In this Court against II
Great Eastern to recover 5loc 600 alleged b due him
salvage fr saving tbs, vessel during her peou. voysse
the Fall Of 1861, by means Of temporary 'sse ia
yea. invented BY him The process reunabe on The ia
OF Jln The vessel has been bonded BY Mesrs Gardner
Merileth Rowland who to justify u ShDO0 on Than
dsy May ~ before United States Commiisioncr mortor
Before Juoge SNALLEy. 49,
srrr rvprR THE coNFisCArIOS ACT oY lSi.
The United States agt 10 Virginia Bonds, &c
Ts Is suit to confscate certain property Of Jsnss G1fs-
rie 90 The ground thai he about removing Il 70 Snnn
be- last (whrn seiz-d in violation o. TIE sc
Juiy TO- l ior5iading commercial intercourse Win thrS
oyal States The claimant dcnies any tsnt TO remove
God. aud states that he Is loysoo,zen Gaze Sun
Attorney Smith and Assistant Noodford for G'ser
met; Wm NJ EyAits and Waldo Hutchins for claimant
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OPLNING DAY OF me MlRkEr.


Monday May 2G-rhls has 10 y besomc tho actual
opening day Of the Market and it opened this morn
ing with about 300 head on sale; the total number,
including the Saturday sales reported at the yards
Tor this market up to this morning was 1881; and ii
that had been all that were to come there would
have been no difficulty in getting the half cent adj
vance last week which some Of the statesmen held
their bullocks ut. But the bntchers very soon as
certained that all the stock was not in: that very
few OF the large upon the Erie Road had arrived
that the traios OF the New-Jersey Central were
behind, and that several los were expected by the
boat from Albany. So they did not generally pay
the advance. At noon the market was not as good
the OF last week At y O'clock there wero llT
head reported having already arrived that thousand
twelve hundred would be- here before Tomorrow night
ndef this state Of things prices declined MATERIAL,
sail IS head below the price In tho morning
and from Appearances this evening Is highly probable that
the decline will equal half pound IRON the quotations
la last port and II 80. Il viii leave sprcu.
aton who bought 1t Buho and other points
cut Of health dced they not Jolly thi. evening Ihe
great BAH ftaes the week from noi usual sul OF
Hir quality uou III que good II hAs been or several
weeks past There too many dssry cattle, wtch DO
OF eel Nc though ia The bulk OF the r sold
have nrerd ~ u uo, y D. net weight ard a. iha, or Ices
here VIII 1s pieu Tor all Duyos tu-uorrew We hear of
only dove bou M Tor t0veGneut by hlrrlu. STAR
Reed. az about go II A. ana the quly OF that was extra
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