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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
THE ENLISTMENT ORDER .

The order enabling volunteers TO enlist
in the regular army still creates great ex
element in camp. Some old regiments Is
have l'st one third Of Ihei- hest men. The
ordrr has been temporarily suspended uu q.
I'll a list Of those wishing To change can
To made out.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
MASONIC CALEAlER

aEGULAR MEETINGS.
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special dispaleh 20 Cincinnati Gsuel,o.I
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.


Especial dispateh 20 Cincinnati GasetioI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.
PERSONAL.
Gen. Michael Corcoran will probabl,
be induced to run for Congress agaih.
Fernando Wood,
REcoOEITIoE AND THE EMANCIPATION
| hi PROCLAMATION.
Letters from Paris assert that the eman
ciPalion proclamation puts another Oh.
stacle 10 the way Of recognition, of which
there is 10 dang r. on the other hand
Kussell's paper, the London Army aud
Navy Gazette of the llth inst., says: /,
is believed that Lord Lyons, who is ex.
peetel u return TO Washington ip the
course OF this noo,h. will ba pla ed in a
position TO define las course aud views
OF her Majssty's Government without any
uncertainties or doubts, in view Of tn,
various phases which tho contest inNorth
America may assume; ,und the ministry
will have arrived at positive conc clu.ious
aud have determined their policy in refer.
enoe to ihs affairs Of the Uniied States
bef,re his Lordship returns to his post.
The views Of Russia are, it is believed,
to those which the march of
events and the inrxorable logic Of accom-
plished f,cts, have passed broadly and
cI~arly b FIRE the Government Of tie
Green an that of MS Imperial Majesty.
WESTERN TROOPS TO BE PAID.
The W-stern troops to b. paid Six
hundred thousand dollars re sent 20
Louisville for this purpose to. day. aud
Iree hundred thousand to Cincinnati -
The Secretary of TIE Treasury is d,ler.
mined TO continue rem tIances antil all
pack accounts are settled. We were au
horise ! to say that up to the ime OF the
ieieat before Richmond. every r.quisi.
ion from the War Department WAS filled
md since the hountiss we're paid 10 the
'xclusion Of other claims, under express
Instructions from the War Department.
REBEL PfcKErs BEFORE HAEPER's FERRY.
The r bel pickets yesterday resumed
heir old station in front of our forces at
iarprr's Ferry.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

From the London Times (City Articlc) Dec. 6.1
The English funds again openod heavily this (5th)
morning and for time experienced further decline,
from which there was ultimately recovery The first
and last bargains in consos for money were at es
but at period the quotation 81 u. Bank stock
left of at 235 237 reduced and three per cents
e2 Il Exchequer bills were offered, and decline en-
sued from Is to 9s prcnium-a reduction Of nearly Is
Foreign securities have been heivy 10 day and vene
zuea Peruvian Mexican aud spanish passive each show
decline Of quarter per cent Other descriptions
unaitsred.
The last price from Paris this evening was 70f. 50c
showing further fractional decline.
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates were
about the same as by last post
About G6 900 in Russian gold taken 10 the bank
day, aud there no Withdrawals for expectation
The suspension has been announced 10 day Mcssrs
Janvrin Grassie De Lise, mercantile Grm construct
ed after the failure Of the old and house OF DE
Idsle, Janvrin Co.. in the year 1865 which stopped
with liabilities OF than f400 000 consequence OF
invovements IN Canada, and wound up under In
specton The present firm understood TO have had
fair and respectable business but 10 have incurred
cent losses by speculative operations al Loyds in american
rtsis, and the immediate Of suspension has
consisted in the disappearance OF Of the partners
who has largely used the funds and credit of the
his purposes Messrs. Janyrin had transactions with
Brazil the river Platte, the channel Islands and else
wisre, and the total liabilities said TO be about
El0o 600 Under the peculiar circumstances OF the fail
Is feared that the liquidation will prove very Inla
vorable
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The market has been very quiet throughout the week
FOR all descriptions Of dry goods both foreign and
domestic The principal inquiry for the latter is from
buyers who are preparing for the spring trade which
promises very well, Judging by present indications
especially for light woollens, which are now in
light supply aud quite stifny held There was
an attractive auction sale OF Canton nannels on
Wednesday last, at which there was M un.
usually good attendance and toeraby brisk com.
petition. The lots sold included Is cases Of Iacoua
browns al 2ic 2Gc SO casos Statewide az Il 20 2lc
mostly III &C. q do. power loom at 2oc 20 lc a do
Frnnkn at lyc. 10 cases Bddeford az zoe Shaymul nj
1910. 1sa<c.; Lancaster at l9c.; Uswaer at IIc a
IKE; 20 cases imperial at 1870. IL &c. cases Elk
River ut 1880. III do Oalale at 17c 81 do Fem Rock
at &c. 800 West Branch NJ i6ho. do Phiade,pia
al 1l3,c.7 do Portsmouth, OF ilAc l5He n do
Omega at 1890; 10 d. Hill Top at I3Ic q DO Hamil.
ton, bcached a. 2cc; 40. power loom, bleach6d, at
25ac state, ccored at 20lsc. axe II cases consti
tuton checks at &c. lgc 2s.inch brown drills at
20c cases 30 inch do at zoe. u c. Pacific brown
denims at axe; 1npins stirch merinos NJ 81 &c a
81 IL per yard Tho sales OF foreign goods during the
week have been very light indeed al irregular prices
The weeks rprs have Been moderate the total entries
having been fs32326 against fs44 73l same week last
year. aud III 2I 5s4 The corresponding OF 1880 The
amount marketed was SOL 500, against 1881 635 same
week last year, ard $3.50 GIT the corresponding week
Of 1850. Tie total entries since January have
been 500 325 l6I and the amount marketed in the same
period $3s ,594 500 Last years entries 10 date were
only s42esl Ss9, aud the amount marketed sj,9lS Col
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NIarrien

BRITToS-PscK.- South Norwalk, Conn.,, on Thurs
day. December 49, by the Rev. DIR Mead at the residence
of the BRIDES father JOSEPH W. BR1roY Of New York to
ANNA c.. daughter OF Thos Peck, ESQ., Of the former
place.
BIppEII-BoNNErL.-On Tuesday December 16, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father Quincy street, Brooklyn
by the Rev. f. H. Stokes Mr.. GEORGE f. BDDKL 10 Miss
SARAH A., daughter Of Nathaniel Bonne, Esq, all Of
Brooklyn
BRooM-DoRSiS.-On Thursday, December IS. at the
Church Of the Ascension by the Rt Rev horao South
gate ID. D., EDWARD p L. BROOM Of Chicago. Illinois, to
EMMA, daughter OF VIM II. Dornin. Of this city.
CLARK-BUxIos.-On Thursday, December 49, by the
Rev. g. A. Petz, Mr. JOHN Il. CLARK to Miss Betsy Bux-
TON, all Of this city.
HoIBoRow-CooK.-O Thursday, December 1s, by tho
Rev. Smith, of the Church OF the Ascension, WILLIAM
JOHN HoLBoRow to JANE ANN, eldest daughter Of Mr.
Henry f. Cook, all Of this city No cards
JoNEe-WnIIAMs-On Tuesday, December 10, at the
residence of the brides father, by the Rev. George
Hare Mr. GEoRGE f. JONES TO Miss Lucy H only daughter
Of John +. Williams, Esq. all OF this city. No cards.
Cincinnati and st. Louis papers please copy.
STEvKNEoN-LEsLEy-AtS st. Pauls church. Troy, N. T.,
Wednesday December II, by the Rev. DR. T. W. Colt,
Mr.. GEORGE STEVENSON, OF New York, TO Misc ELLEN j.
daughter Of Hon George Lesley, Of the former city No
carda
sHMDs-RArER.-h Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Decem.
Der IT. by the Few. VIM 8. Karr Mr. STUART SHKLDs 70
SARAH LOUISA. daughter Of Bogart W. Rapcr, Esq.
WKBsIR-CHAPMAN.-0n Tuesday, December 10, at st.
Luke's church, by the Rev. j. a. Tutte, Mr STEPHEN
WEpsTsR Miss MARY E. CHAPMAN daughter Of Joseph
Chapman, Esq. No cards.
Delaware county IN. ~ and Cleveland (0hio, papers
please copy.
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.. =; sss sss s.us.eoos (. sSs yss1 much is sssa1s
os pvioaa v.., a-Hs = = ..nra6 syca,t aa foliOva-

Or q; but sss ansreacs . 81 vssy much fsE ihssos
Of prices yesterday ranged about a. fcuows-
Bw.-Roasting pieces l4c. lsc per lb ribs, reese-
ing 1ac chuck ribs &c. sroin, l2c portefhousos lSe
runp !0e coarse pieces, 7c Sc oorned, &C., rosssss
MrrosRoasting pieces, lie. lee. per ib. foreqsaf-
ters, &c. &c.. hindquarters, 60. q l0c
LANE, &c. q 12c. per ib.
VEAL, l2c q I6c. per ID.
PoRR.-Fresh, 10c.; salt. SC. q lOc. hams. llo
12c. geese, Tc. o 10c
vEanAsI x-Potatoes, 2sc.a s2c per peck; caboAgs,
per head &C. 8c celery per head, &c. I3c: tasuss
per peck, 24c.
Faums-Appes, CSC per peck; cranberries, i2c iSe.
per quart rsisins, Ice 2oc. per ib. currants lee
Ice. per ID.
FHu.-Haiibut 12c per ID; blue hsh loc 1ec.; cd.
fish, Co. lOc. founders, 8c ees. 10c. l2c frost On,
&c.: oysters. 24c. per quart
MISCELLANEOUS. &c. Soc per Ib lard les
12c. cheese lee. 25c.; eggs, ~ for 26c.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
The Fight for the Championship.
KING AND MACE ON THE STAGE

From The LONDON Sporting Lie, Dec. ..
We learned last night, just going TO press
that Mace and King both Weston's Music Hail late
in the evening King had shown himself on the stage
previous TO the arrival OF Mace, and received with
great applause. which increased Jem's appearing
side by side with the champion. After the cheering had
subsded Mace addressed the company and said that
having battle he anxious for another match 10
prove which the better King was evidently
overcome by this stra ghtforward challenge from Mace,
and replied that he did not intend fighting again his m
mediate friends advising him follow this course which
entirely met with his views 1t remains now be seen
what viii be done with the belt We requested by
Mace to state that all gentlemen who inend,payng him
for his coors (from whomsoever they may have been
taken) will oblge by forwarding the money TO the Old
King John, Holywell lane, Shoredch.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

buckwneat hour, per l0O lbs 50 Is
at II 63 for white and 81 80 81 4e for red ana amber
Western, 81 20 81 80 for Milwaukee club and amber
spring, and 81 Is 81 % for Chicago spring favor
ed buyers with sales Of 65 bushels mixed Western at
Tee 77c for sound 65c. 75c. for unsound heated
and Sc for white Western Rye was duh SEC &C.
Sales were made OF 500 bushels barley 81 20 81 as
and 900 bushels malt at$l 60 81 IS. oats contnued
active at 69c q Tic.
CORES was dnll and heavy at asc Sc for Rio a4c
35c. for java 3Ic 32zc for Laguayra and laracaibo
and &c a CSC. for So. Bomingo.
COTTON was in more limited request, and closed with
more lrmness AZ 6sc $3.50 for middings, with sales
reported Of 500 bales.
DrEwnoDs.-saes Of 100 tons Miragoane ogwood we're
FisH-Al kinds were in very moderate demand at pre-
vious prices.
Liverpool Of only 5000 bushels at I'd in bulk;
co hhds taow at oos and by foreign vessels 200 erces
beef at 6s aud 800 boxes bacon at 30 To London 600
obls -four were shipped at 2s 7ld and 200 erces beef
by foreign vessel at 6s Cd. To Antwerp there were
engaged 400 bags clover seed and 500 rkg bacon aud
FRrn-Most kinds we're inactive at previous quota
tons BY auction Of Mcssina fruit 500 boxes oranges
sold at 81 45 81 o5 and 800 boxes lemons 81 10 ST.
HAY--Norih river continued active and Arm at 75c a
9oc, mostly I5c., for shipping lots
Hors-New crop were selling freely, partly to ship
pers, at l1c. 25c.
MErAls1he demand was fair for refined insot conner
at 3lc 3ljac, and spei.er at &C., but limited for
other kinds ct unaltered figures.
MoLAssEs.-Sales were made OF 375 bbls New Orleans
by auction and privately at Csc 34c for old crop and
:
NAVAL STORES ruled heavy at 81 57 So 61for spirits
turrentnc SO 10 IS for North Carolina turpentne and
s14 for common rosin.
Ons-The principal sales OF the day were 900 bbs
petroleum at 4Oc for crude and Csc 81 &C. for refined
and held higher towards the close other descriptions
were steady but dull
PRovlsoNss-Pork advanced 10 s14 a s1l 25 for mess
sll 62 sl2 e5 Tor old and new prime aud sl5 25 FOR
Western prime mess, with sales Of 2 $50 bbs Beef ruled
quiet, aud only us bbls sold s1 IS a SI3 for
plain, and sl3 slf for extra mess. l 900 bbs and
tierccs OF lard within range OF 9sc. 10c and 900
hlxN hl.enn nj 70 te Rnft
26c. for state and Ice 20c for Western Cheese con-
tinued inactive at &c. n l3c
RICE very duh and heavy no sales transpircd
SEyts were firm. but no. active.
sncEs-lhe transactions were quite limited at former
quotations.
sreaRs.-The market continual inactive with sales OF
only $50 hhds. New Orleans at 9i4c a l0s.c
TAIIow-Some 900 900 lbs. found buyers within n
range OF from 10tsc. l05.c.
Tr.s were quoted steady, but in very limited de
mand.
ToBAcco.-Thcre is very little doing but stiii prices
show no variation of consequence. lhs sales were "a
hhds Kentucky at 2lc lb2 bales Havana p g. and A.
cases seed leaf at l1c. 3lc
WHisKEY Y-Sacs Of 400 hbs, were made AZ ne fzc ooc
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
Esposts sfSieci<.
Total II mos. e4l .ols ,ss4 s.s4a,llI

Totai IL mostal.e .S64 3.343,ll1 65,'s3,Sos
money Is tolerably easy at six per cent. Cur
rency s coming in from the country, and the banks
arc in . better condition TO pay for United States
loan than has been the case for some weeks. Ger
tidcates Of indebtedness are down to 96N ".
Gold was rather dull to-day. II sold at 1871
HaH, and closed at 1921 u. Exchange closed
al l461Z LAG. and was dull.
The stock market Was active and excited to-day.
A general advance In railway shares took place.
Governments were neglected and lower. No
cause was assigned for the advance. which seems
to be chiefly due to the movements Of speculators
in Michigan Central, Cleveland and Pittsburg and
one or two other active securities, and to the
rapid upward tendency of Pacific Mail. This latter
stock sold at 1877 to-day. closing at 1867 bid, and
parties interested in il offer to stake large amounts
that it will 20 to $780, ON the large earnings
and the probable payment Of dividends in gold.
At the morning board New York Central
rose per cent. Erie Il, Erie preferred u, Hudson
l, Michigan Central l, Southern old "A, guaranteed
10, Cleveland and Pittsburg u, Galena q, and
Toledo "a. The bulls in Michigan Central have been
very successful in putting it up. They are probably
obliged to buy good deal of cash stock from
real holders, who take advantage Of the rise to
sell. The temptation to sell at the present price
must be very strong to parties who bought some
time ago. The stock has not been as high as it is
for many years, and the least rumor of foreign in
tervention would cause it to fall rapidly. Between
the boards the market was strong and the popu.
lar shares of the day rose "A per cent AT the
second board the market was at first we'll sus.
tanned, and prices in one or two instances were
higher New York Central sold at lO432s, and
Michigan Central at 92111a; but at the close the
market gave way, and transactions were effected
at decline of n a T per cent. The following
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 70 1862

Americas ere three quarters Of penny 70 one pnny pe
pound s nna .nS aao % pound higher
but the decline quoted to-day from New AoAi '"o
market does not close quite 90 strong
The quotations. are a.
Middiing 0sleans, por ID -
Mobile ss2s1
In Manchester good deal Of business has beeo doae
in yarns particuary-and prices are decaediy deeer
heavy while the demand has limited and the trade
this week has ruled exceedingly dull A. Iuesosys
market wheat was very slew OF sae, ana ~ aoseacs -
little doing previous prices. Indian corn easier AZ
to.dsys market the attendance Of buyers was small
Wheat barely supported previous prices, and 10
some must be quoted Id %. per centA
hs scsrcy sooS % uSses ties Of such are main
tanned. Indian corn little inquired for, and A 6d per
quarter cheaper We quote wheat: red Westera vs. s
Cd for Chicago o. I'd es. ID for Milwaukee and amber
Iowa; ss ld q ss I'd for winter Southern, g. Sd %.
lod. white Western, los Sd lls Southern. lis 12s
per 100 lbs Flour-Extra States. 24s. 24s Cd cxtrA
Ohios 25s. 2Ts per l96 lbs Indian corn mxed 4os.
yellow, 29s. 29s. Sd. whitc 3ls S3s per 46o lbs
ana pSrk slow o. sss sOa unasrsa
rates. Holders sti show anxiety 10 realize ther stocks
Of old before new arrives in quantity Cheese meets
limited sale at late rates. Lard has again met steady
demand at the low rates current sales for the week
reaching $50 tons al sos 4os for good 70 fine quaky
rather more request We quote Butchers Associat,ou
ass city rendered 42s AS. per cwt. Quer bark slow
at S. Cd. es 3D. for Philadelphia, and 6s 3D. 7s for
29s 31s per cwt Seeds-No transactions TO report In
clover or timothy seed For parcel New York sowing
axseed just arrived 100s s asked: but nothing has Yet
been DONE Petroleum excited, and q large business
doing both in crude and refined on the spot and to an
rive. Crude Pennsylvania has advanced to ELS. aud
Canadian to f3 per Refined has also advanced and
closes with sellers at 3s per gallon.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON MONEY
LONDON, Dec. 6-Evening.
Consols closed at 92tk 92i4 for money.
AMERICAN SroCKs-Erie Railroad 42h 4S; Illinois Gen.
trail shares ,40k 40 discount.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 6-Evenipg.
CorroN.-Salcs to-day 1000 bales including 1000 bales
to spectators and exporters The market closed quiet
and unchanged
The breadstus market closes dull with
declining tendency.
PRoyIsoSs.-Ihe market closes heavy and downward.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
The sales OF cotton for the week have been bales
Orleans tres ordnaire 100f bas, S5f Stock in port
So 900 bales
Arrival OF the Norwegian at Portland.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 10, 1852
Caufain McMasters arrived
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
FAMILY MARK ET REVIEW

the prices Washington Market this week DO mol show
much change since our last quotationssa week ago
Meats poultry vegetables, &C. appear 10 be in sbun.
dance, whou, any extraordinary demand or very ex.
trayasanl prices Egss AID butter have eouc uo reaay
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY Dec. lV-6 2. III.
AsH1 were inactive at sIsc. for pots and pearls.
BEEswAx.--Saes Of 900 lbs prime yellow were made
at 40c. O Ale.
BREADsruFFs.-An kinds were extremely quiet to-day,
including 1our which declined &c. lOc. per bbl with
sales Of $4,000 bbs state and Western 500 bbs Cana
dian and 100 bbls Southern, part last evening within
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.

FRIDAY, Dec. 1916 p. NJ.
The trade tables Of the port Of New York for the
month Of November were completed to-day, and
we subjoin our usual comparative statements:-
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
yt0l ~.

The ministerial crisis sti continued. Signor pasolin
had been received by the King and IL reported that
0e would undertake the Presidency or the Council and
Snistry OF Foreign Affairs II still said that sgnor
Cassins would enter the Cabinet but only as Minis
ser OF Justice.
The Alliance Of Milan, publishes an article By Kos
euth Recommending the Italian government direct all
ns edorts towards Venice aud Hungary.
TURIN, Dec. 9, 1862.
The following the probable list Of tho new minis.
try
President OF Council and War-PettL
Foreign Ahairs-Passaliui. Narine-Rcci.
Finance-Mnghetti. Justice-tIassinis.
Commerce-Mauna. Iuterior-Peruzzi.
TURIN, Dec6-Evenng.
Fresh difficulties have arisen causing failure Of the
formation OF tho ministry
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
Congressiona nj N Nomination.

c, 81
Professor James W. Patterson, Of Hanover, has been
nominated for Congress in the Third New Hampshire
district which s represented by Thomas NJ. Ed
wards.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
Ruaain.

burg recently mutinied. All the privates and noncon
miss cned officers were placed In chains and
ing trial by court martial.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
The Greek Question.

1t iE announced that the Russian Minister at Athens
bad communicated to NJ Buzars the opinion Of the Rus
san government that the principles Of the protocol signed
BY the protecting Powers in 1880 should be upheld.
An Athens despatch Of the 1st says-Pubc opinion be-
ing rritated by unfavorabe telegram has obtained
from government 1lebscie for the election Of Prince
Alfred.
The London Posi- says-A club at Athens has declared
that failing Prince Alfred, they would apply for Of
Lord Derby.
The provisional government had presented dcmonstra-
lions In favor Of the Duke de Leuichtenberg.
ATHENS, Dec. s, 1862.
Voting for the election OF king commenced yesterday
Two thousand five hundred signatures have been taKen
winch are, without exception in favor Of Prince Alfred
His election Is considered certain.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

80a
4taa tMhs,.#
~. 4 G yu.@ 80 n tt
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

The exchanges at the Benk Clearing fIouse 10.
day were s3o,5sl 0io 90, and the balances 81 i26,.
33e AZ.
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Arrival OF the Norwegian NJ Portland.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 10, 1852.
The steamship Norwegian, Captain McMasters, arrived
here at six O'Clock this morning. Her mails were for
warded to New York by the early morning train.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
COAL.

fyoAI.--PuRE RED ASH PEACH oRCHARD,, GEN
" ine Ichtgh and Locust Mountain Also Engl,sH hoa
Canne Llyerp1o, Otrel hut CtntctlSnd ~ Vie be- 4ua
iies All a. lowest MARIE, pflces HENKl RLSvl
coruer Canal and Cste aud correr iare and WeN Nfce
The New York herald., 1862-12-20


M#aa
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

Total excl Of specie II i7 ,oso l4,52s,9O6 1439o6sl
The following are the trade tables of the port
for the eleven months which have elapsed of the
current calendar year, ending on the 30th Of No.
,bor ulf
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
The War In Mexico.

The Paris correspondent of the London Times says;
Contracts have been concluded by the French govern
ment for the supply Of the army in Mexico for two years
From this it is reasonable infer that prolonged oc-
oupation Of the country is intended.
Two Of the streets Paris to be called Rue de
Mexique and Rue de Puebla
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

SECOl
$4,000 US s.'74, cou 81
5000 L S 6's, ,'81, cou 10a
$500 Try 3-l0pcn.s 10s
1900 do. .endors'd 1O2
25000 do. ........ l0I
5000 U s SIS, l Y Ger 90
1000 do. 96
$4,000 U S den'nd nts 127
1000 Tenn 6's, ,'90.. ;. 81
5000 Missouri 6's. :. 81
1000 Erie 3m BIDS, 'S3 10T
5000 Alt 4 Ter II I'm loo
10000 Al&Ter ii 2mpf 50
loco do. :. 7g
5000 Tol & Wab 2m. 81
10000 Ill Cen RR BIDS. Ito
1000 Pit, FW&Chi2m 90
10000 Am gold. 1872
$4,000 do. ......... 49,
10000 do. $40 I32
5 shs Del&Hu C'lCo lis
\ n
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

saa s7Ss7siao' ,Cssaa) r9bral " wa. 81.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

ylyANTEp.-Two GOOD SECOND HAND BILLIARD
w Tab,es 6ret order Win Balls, tues g..
pcc, aud with shar's casheus preferred Address Di.
llards, Herald once.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-09

The HoosIERs Louisville Demo
crat gives our State the following first
rate notice:
The Hoosier State has taken the con-
tract to fight the war; You cannot hear
of skirmish or big battle in which
they are not engaged and acquit them
selves handsomely. The same paper
gives an account of their repulsing a
heavy guerrilla force in Tennessee, and
of the gallant and glorious conduct of
the 2lst Indiana at Baton Rouge They
seem to be uniformly successful The
State has the lucky stone of pluck, skill
and discipline.
She is as prompt, too, as she is valiant
and successful. Kentucky is no sooner
invaded than, rushing to our rescue,
come tall, brawny Hoosiers, who, like
they, could handle hundred FOUNDER as
easily as some men could musket. In
serried columns they push into the State
and hurry off to points of danger.
In the new call she had the first regi-
ment in the field, and her quota first
full In all things that patriotism de-
mapde sba ao..,o- fe------.I - 80
r1TIuL rank