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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03
Han.lng Down solaisrs win BIoos-

Hunting Down Soldiers with bI0oos
hounds.
On arriving at Memphis from the hand car
capture, found that Gen. Grant had deter
mined on sending out to the scene of disaster
the 9Th Illinois cavalry, five companies, and
the 58th Ohio regiment. determined to try
my luck again, and accepting the invitation of
Col. Criswell, of the 6th, to accompany him,
we started on the evening of the Friday after
the capture. Saturday morning we found the
remains of the engine and train. This was
three miles from Germantown, q town Of
about 400 inhabitants, all the lankest kind of
traitors. We had not been on the ground
half an hour before information was received
that our men had been hunted down BY
hounds Yes they had used a new arm in
civilized warfare. The hounds used to hunt
the runaway chattels were for the first time
used to hunt white men. A Mr.. Cash, who
lived near the scene of the disaster, had pack
of six celebrated hounds; in fact, pets, as Mr..
Cash told me. These were let loose and put
on the scent Of the Illinoisans, and right we'll
ley worked.
Twenty-Five or thirty were hunted down !;
some who had run eight miles in the woods
and brush. One man they followed fifteen
miles, but for some reason did not touch him,
and finding he could make friends with the
dogs, if not their masters, he finally escaped
Another was not so lucky. :. He was caught in
corn-feld, and before the humane cavalry
could come to capture him, the hounds had
torn him considerably.
This may be thought by some of your read
ers as the tale of some excited negro. To be
sure, the negroes first told US of the fact, but
as those who had escaped came struggling back,
the worst came to light Mclean county men
were chased and caught-treed until their cap
tors could find time to call the dogs off and
TO E-nT nOScaaeinU of THAR
ingtonian, belonging to the l4th n.izos, just
returning, was among the unfortuhates-his
name did not learn.-Corr. Bloomington (Ilt.)
Pd3ttGqraph
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

UNION AEETING.-The Union meeting to-
morrow night must not be forgotten. 1t will
% at CourtSquare around the monument Of
ackson. Tie Germans, we learn, will be
ddressed in their own language.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

The notes Of the banks Of South Carolina, Georgia.
Alabama and Louisiana pass freely as "currency,"
and about per cent discount for Tennessee bank
notes.
The interior banks of the State viz Bank Of Middle
Tennessee, Bank of Nashville, Merchants Bank of
Nashville, ShelbyvilIe Bank, Traders Bank, &c, &C.
discount below Memphis city money.
Gold, over Treasury notes to Is prem
Gold, over Tennessee money ..-.SS to 40 prem
Exchange on the Northern and Eastern cities scarce
and rates quite irregular.
The demand for U. S. Treasury notes, generally
called backs" is very lively, and the supply
limited.
All up country money in good credit at home is
bought by brokers at Is to % per cent premium
over Tennessee money.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

TIL ToTTERY WALLs.-The City Fathers
have ONE to the conclusion to take down the
walls Of the old building on the corner of Main
'And Madison streets. Pi!ing the bricks on the
idew.lk subjects the passer-by to considerable
ncon'enienee, but this is better than loss of
~,
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

DEAD DoG.-At the corner of Mccall and
Main streets lies dead dog. Have we hum
bred policemen, for whose services the city is
to DO taxed, and cannot such nuisances be
abated? f
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

Observation-Disclosures have been r.
ceived from j. H. Beuner, 46Lh, ard B. Pies
senger 47tb, regiments Indiana volunteers,
which will be attended to in good time. The
article of our friend II. B. r. is reserved for
our next issue.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

The Philadelphia Ledger says: "Cents, be-
ing about the only specie in circulation, are in
anxious demand, and we have heard of two per
cent. premium in some instances being paid
for them"
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03
Reading Matter ON Every Page.

CHURcH.-Rev. Mr.. Hae will hold
divine service at Grace church, fernando
street. at Io4 o'clock this morning. Seats
free
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

RELIGIOUS services this morning at 10 o.
clock at the Second Presbyterian church.
Also at Odd Fellows Hall at the same hour
The important subject for consideration at the
Hall will not be forgotten.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

GRAND JoLoRED BALL-Next Thursday
Lvening, August I, Tryal Smith and Henry
yres givea ball at the Exchange Building.
they promise themselves and their friends q
uperfne Entertainment. Sandy Ward is to
|e floor manager. Price of admission $3.50.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

RECORDERS CoURT.-Thare were eight
cases lnder examination before the Recorders
tribunal yesterday morning, and sl5s were
collected.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

MINEKsoTA's QUoTA.-The st. Paul Press
says that Minnesotas quota of three regi-
monts will be forthcoming in short period of
time.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

The Master may be calling for thee; not
according to thy ambition in great duties, bu.
in little matters, which win show the grace Of
patience in thee.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

The MOUND, CRY, Capt. Gwinn, went TO
Helena yesterday evening to join the re-
mainder of the fotilla.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

The cheerful smile and pleasant word show
eth the state of the spirit. A conscientious
teacher first reads the lesson to himself, then
gives it to the world.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

IF a lady can't decide which TO choose, you
or another sutton, you had better decide for
her, by Withdrawing your claims to her favor.
She is evidently not strongly progressed in
your favor
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

A MADHAN at Sutton, England, recently,
escaping from custody, seized the parish sur
geon, and horrible to relate, succeeded in lit
orally saving off his head.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

GAoso HoUsE.-This large and spacious
building will be for rent on Monday. Apply
|at theBank of Memphis
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

BUHEEQUING THINGs.-Two men walking
|long Union street yesterday locked arms with
negr girl; they were not dressed in soldiers
klOthes
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A VALENTINE.

Wsntei-s hand myself to guide,
A onward in hfs's vale glide,
Ard stay me, should my feet e'er slide,
from uisdem's narrow way.
WAnted-Gn arm % which to lean
When dark and lowering clouds are seen,
Without ray Of light between
In sad aff1istion's day.
Wanted-a heart, all, all my own,
Te whom my joys and griefs are known,
That in its turn would make, alone
Mine, and high Heaven its stay.
Wanted-an eye, Ehate'er its hue,
Whose depths reveal affection true,
And ever beaming with a new
And SWEET, and chsstened ray.
Wanted voice whose sweetest tone
Shall ever, ever he my own,
Though iBnGte kindness may DO shown
BY all that it shall say.
Wanted-a vhoie-souled, generous man
Whose principles viii bear close scan,
And shine more brightly come what can
In trials seathing day.
WAntsd-a soul to mine twin,
To help me loatke ard leave all sin,
And while on earth, with me begin
The everlasting lay.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

DENTIsTRY.-An needing teeth extracted,
filed may do well to call on DIR. Silvers
buth side of Madison st., between Second and
Ihird.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

IF we are careful to avoid voluntary acts of
transgression, we shall have more power and
clearer vision TO keep away from involuntary
evils.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

No earthly possessions, no mental endow-
ments, can supply the place Of religion be-
cause that alone brings salvation to man.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

THE secret of walking in the light Is in
keeping aloof from furnished appearances.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

GOLD exchanged for United States Treasu-
2 Notes, No. 1893 Nam street.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

We HAVE received the following commune
cations through the post office:
MEMPHIS, July - 1862.
Mr.. Editor, Sir: / saw in a late number of
your paper, an advertisement for sharing, /
dom think we can go amiss of that in this
place, if we frequent the stores.
A UNIoH LADY.
WASTED-A HUsBASD.-BJ young lady
Of standing, who is good looking, well educated
and used to the best of society. He must be
military man of good family, bright intellect,
six feet and holding a commission not lower
than Captaincy. No Dutch or Irish need
answer.
Direct answers to Margaret De Lacy,
through the post Office.
The fair writer of the above letter is evil
IDENTIFY lady of some cultivation, and though
every swain may not admire her style in thus
advertising her wants, any military officer
from captain up who wishes further ac-
quaintance knows where to address her. The
letter itself has reminded US of beautiful and
sensible valentine, which we reproduce for the
benefit of our readers:
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03
Memphis Bank Note List.

Revised and Corrected by E. NJ Avery Cashier of the
Gayoso Savings Institute.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03
MEMPHIS WHOLESALE MARKET.

DAnY UNION APPEAL OFFICE,
SATURDAY, August 2, 1SJ2-
Revised daily for the UxIos APPEAL by !. D.
Conway Co., wholesale and retail grocer, No. q
Madison street. between Main street and Front Row.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

ENGRAVED ON STEEL From actual Government
IA Surveys assisted by of the oldest and best Pilots
oa that River. Loyds Great Map Of the Mississippi
River shows every bend in the River eyely Island every
saAd-6ar, every Landing aud Wood Yard, every Town.
Of the River marked accurately the oldest and
most experienced Pilots that great River Lloyds
Great Msp of the Mississippi River, also
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-03

T,RoM the subscriber, a small S0RREL MARE
Il PONY, between A 'e and six years old, marked v
on the right fore the right fore leg at the
ankle Ten dollars reward viii be paid If returned to
NV horse South streat, east Of Morris Cemetery.
iv3O-lw L. RUETZEL.
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There is nothing new to report in river
matters. Business is quite dull. The river is
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
Port Of New YORK, April 30, 1859.

CLEARED.
Ship Palmer Post, Liyerpool-) Smith Ca
Bark Fannie Hamilton Wass rgeiles-AIoore 4 Henry
Bark Mary G Dyer, Fioket NeuyaS-l.ek church
Brig by LEaxter, Coomes SANTA Cruz Tenerinc-H
Rio o,kman c.. .
srig Sosla Rica, Peel; pIayoll-pannnaa RE- co:
Brig Trowbgldge, Neal, Demarara-D TrowlIiage.
Brig Henrietta (BT), Hodsdoa. Aux Cnyes-H Becker
ETlg smitncrs tBr), johnson Jacmel KunhaSdt Co.
sT sT AaSsla Nsngs aeTTn m ey Son Co.
Brg Cy1nel CBr., smtl 9; John, MA smln!ers Co.
sckr M0ses Van Name, Van Name. wash.agton-E uur-
sesr I Hoisht ssebe, Delaware ciiy~H Racket
schr Bee, yoshe.- iepsic-Master
sSr hsn silase sra pss5 Bsrer Ees aporNaste
srhr Sea BIRD; Chase, Fall RiyerE D Hurlbut Co.
Sloop J Vance, Baker Harwch--J w McKee,
Soop II Borden Collins, Fall Rver-Nas,er
sloop Jane Maria, Ward, SofsicA-H Racket.
ARRIVED
steamship Bremen (pren), wessels Bremen via soi.A
snpton, Apr l6. with udse and passengera TO Oelrehs
&C.. fooS the soutnsn passage 20 avoid Ice l1th n lat
Snrg ga lat Il a. lon $ So sigrszsd ship showing Nos
ses diss pendant; 27h LAT e. Ion os o. passed
Park sisesnsn NE of Plyropih T) coysh, cardia a
days with Goa, to Jackson Ncl. HAD heavy Wcather
'' schr Roam, Rogerr, Eizabetbport for Salem
sehr Tiger, savage, saeo, : dsss
schr Ann 7 81 pie, Hodsss Portland for Albany
sehr I Bay!ss, -, New Haven;
Steamer Minnesota. Allen. Baltimore.
Steamer Alice Macon. baltimore.
S;s~rncr Gen shr,ls Fov. phaicIpnla
Steamer Mars Nichols Philadelphia.
81 Vulcan, Morrison. Philadelphia.
Steamer Falcol, Williams, Providence.
sAIlrn
From Quaran tine--seanship n.ai Port Royal
Wind a, sunset sw. very Light
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Arrivals and Departures.

BRFMRS-SteaInshipB Bremen--B Balleer WriSh4, cail
Luikin, NJ Arnion, Mrs l. Cbass'y S5elele. 10 n,
Mott. viDoL lady and child, vand.ivoort DR. Heuke
rs and LADY, Mss Tamblrg0ln Miss Perry Mr. Sran tel
Nj Easssrd, Herbod Mr. Marian Davis Peter Iiowes.
Thon MrF rdalla and child, Chard and son, Her
richly r CartuEe flo'ner and lady, HOdcal Louise Ia
Gras. Latour Besnard, PrGdAommes, Lchienberg,
Bro0dbecb and three daughters Mr. Broodbech, Joseph
Schosser.
DEPARTURES.
IivERPoorS Sd nfnsb Norwegian from Portland-Hebry
A4ndsay, OF England: Farnum, OF New York; A Cur
ricr II Brown, Horner Vim Uorner and Nj S Hornef,
OF Boston Nj Whitney and ady a and ID S Leach. of
Montreal; the Hon Lady M.cauey, Mr. B. met lady, nurse
andtwo children; Miss nraham, Mrs l. Smith, two Child
and servant, and Sanders Of Toronto; White,
0f New York; Rev Taschereau and Ri ht Hon Bishop Of
sixteenth regiment snd Capt Waddeaire FotysyeDsh re.
ginent; Prot snyh, ol RrgnsVek Rev Dwight, OF
Portland; rhompson. of Sheffield Mr. Sackerell sister
and i,go children Sackerel Of Prescott; Master
sander of Toronto Rev Lean. of Nj 10 est Tske,
Of Lonaon Cart Crooker and Drummond Of Bath, and
- In the steerage.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

COCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION or BUSINESS
~ To all WHO against uncOns niiolal Interference
with the business rgh aud nsdal loertes Of tas
70 all who against intoerant, prosclp
tive marrow nucea cglsatOn attempting To force
cuar moral and social views upon free people. To all
this mighty metropolis becoming an abjeet
down ,rodden deleJdency OF seii;oastiIulei oil
sarvhca desrctism at Alraly 10 the prewers LaGers
uSlers, s;llers musicians, decOrators, Singers
CANCERS actors saloon keeper walters VINE laer h4nts
house and AGENTS aud all oters ngaged in
fu aae calling 10 TINS city, and jls VI then eonsl
iu0nal suaran.ee rights. iny.Loa Id hereby extent
the above liej TO PARTICIPATE in the great
meeting be held "a Pyhlsoras Han Canal street. near
avery Wednesday, April 80, az r. M iof the pur
pose de Ing waysand 70 sucS Ssiy contest he
called Concert sao1n BILL and Of receiving the rep or
the colii already nominated engage connae 10
this and all future similar nros the rights OF
citizens and business By order the executive
eonmi.toc. FRED. FEDDERAE, President.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

NEW YORK SURGICAL AID ASSOCIATION, FOR
IN the Relief OF SICK and Wounded Soldiers, III their
Sick ana wounded soldiers the battle
The medical profession The general and State ernnens
made ample provision such require to be taken
III Sc obtained of absence aud their
Lomeward. To afford the needed professional aid
this clash dnrag their stay In the city nm assoe ton under
the above title has been organized b the members OF the
medical OF New York an Brook n and the
dersisned have been constituted Executive Committee
carry into effect their object.
l. The com mittee eg the public that
through the efficient and Jealous Operation OF Colonel
George Bliss Jr Co nmandant Of ne New YORK Depot for
Broadway SIDE has wttA
convenience Tor surgical inurmsry.
ration Of Dr. r. S. sattsee, Surgeon and Medical Purses
United States Army, viii furnish The
supplies OF int. ban ages and other eressinss.
OF compesnt sasd sSpei ced physicians and surg
medical students fu drescrs, who have volunteered
their services aEd will attend at the inrmay
required, in such numbers thai the wounded VIII
not be subjected u delay.
4 To carry into eHect these funds will 70
ourcd the comuee must appeal to the libe ay
their patriotic and benevolent iecw citizens. Conriou
buons solicited, may b. paid to tie Treasurer, DR.
VALENTINE T!H MOTE \ p g East :a 2ls. street street,
GURDoN 3uCk H. D. ii iUla street
R. S. sATrERLEl. NJ. d., U. 5. A., 10 Grand street.
JOHN ,; 2; sT9Ng g & a " u wsss .. "a street.
JAMES r. WOOD. NJ. d., Irving pace
WM. DETIOLD Al D.. l1s 9a street.
Iuos s n, " hhkKol, s.ls NJ D D a Eas. i7h street,
LEWIs sAYRE, y. y 7.5 Blea4way,
). f. HUTCHINSON NJ D., Brock IN City Hospital,
T. g. FiNNELI. W. D., ~, Wes, Houston street,
HENRY Is. SANDS ~ d.. q East Eth streo,
CbAS. X. BRIDDuN, Md, 50 t'rsnk in street ).
Executive Committee
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American shspmasters' As.oeiasion,

No 81 WALL srREFr--aocs o % AsD Is.
The Council o. The Shpnaslers' Association have
adopted tie following resolutions
whereas, Csm anael webb Mather late Acting Master
in the Unei Navy has recently lost hisfe III the acs
earnsst aud ra,rioc spport AND whereas Gap, samuel
webb haiher hs' logg zen =. rIy & s " sac
~ bs Gsah o Can't sas1e Welt NsiGef With ncs Re re-.
ge increased BY personal knowedse Of his private and
sympathy e oercaYe ian 9nd friends nf the deceased
ss te private q z q those wa, Law. @ dcrorc The oss
q oEs wso was say eggassd r. supporting as coanrs
rsg under which BE- had iopg s ed and 20 which
Mepsisea that, az nsf Of our respect and ynpsthy
Coy :, ,sse de, ~ y, ~ ~ r. ~ snsd Dy
cMiRI.Es II. MARsHALl- Chairman.
=, ~ i. G65Rr6Ax,
ssts s9Bhthst !, T. I, TAYL0E;s arSi,0ssov
l. ". Urrus. scgrsiar9.
Miscellaneous.
ppc MyrEoP Car nan, hencn arrived Hsssau 10th inst,
70 AK. tic earso OF bark Bridge condcn pod and burnt
The VIZ sold Tor Sao3.
heavy weather and sunc.e consdeable damage los, part
of deck load and subsequently, threw over the balance
baby Gsso % Be oycrhauicd and caulEed.
croSTs sclr which Rad heT stern cut down 70 the
no by shr in tow q s,sautug few days since
sar a1.d Fs River d ss sailed sch for ho.
pair damages.
Asreus March s.-Pai IN, the John W Lositt Crosby,
OVERHEARD.
C.ptz April 3Thc American ship Nicholas Bdde from
cariid rerors lt inst lat 81 46 NJ Ion 10 ~ Vs. spoke
British ship stand Of Liverpool from London or Sydney
with fore trrnasl bowsp gone sttse
ed. sapyled her With rigging aud iopsAyard and other
necessariee
Hove Horc Feb 2sssven Chinese arrived yeser-
dsy with large quantity OF ten. chests marked "Maiaons
snrposrs part OF the cargo OF the Nelnes OF Hamburg
FROM Foochowco Tor New York, wrecked Praia Shoals
Tsr. chests landing ,s morning marked Mirage
aud Enterprise -
irs passed sy ue thlp Golden Wc.t sgro.nt "
irt Spit on Woosung, between thc Buoy and Mafk4tN
Bib olden West, Mckenzie, from sydney NsW arrived
~ Woospfg Feb i5)
LsAow April EThe Liverpool steamer Meaodor has tow
uio Lisbon the American ship seasor, which pck.e
uriit sea ir dlStTrss.
RlSc0os March The II Lord, Smith, from Bombay
arrvea Feb l8 making gren dsa Of water but docke
| aud TIE 0ak stopped IN one tidc.
vieo ANA sNrthiug heen known Of the 10 men ie
board the orenn ship Thiryone states, from Nepor
for Genoa rerArted nv telegraph aupposod totally
Of Cape scso March 20 and nothing has been found
the snip bui fragments seatiered along the coast.
QUIoK PsssaGE-Ere Swan, Perkins, sailed frocn NJ
Haven The eveninaof Mann 90 and arrived At NJ Crax
WI the afternoon Oh te 4th inst making passage IL
less than nine days
BARK Reindeer, 24S tons, eut In 1861 at Columbia Maine
seized ss seyer st iner at Newport RI, confscae,
aud s0d 10 Capt III Brlghtuon has sold by him l.
pareS in his city Ter stcv aud wil be immediately he
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

NOTICE TO sTOCKHoLDERs.-THE NEXT ANNUAL
IN meeting o te socknoders oi the New YORK ad New
Haven Railroad Comp ny viii be held Brewsters Hall, in
New Haven, Thursday the sth Gay OF May neSt At II
O'Clock A. NJ. J.R BULkLi.l, President.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
mIscrLLAsEous.

A STITCH IN TtME--sN OLD ADA0E TELLS US
~ thla Of prevention Is wrh pound "a cure,
an with common should KNOW hai every
tpde,nc passing disease It's origin TO natural
Of the niafrhoa, coc fever dasue ano
blous complaints he insepAlabe eomralons II tie
ehanss IA ATMOSPHERE and all and sin At isotasrs
can be prevensed sradc-ied by the snpe of Dr
Leroux's celebrated Ccgnac tiers haDtua beyera
whose medicinal properties are cononed with deiaey OF
flavor sdrpassns every aromatic composition heretofore
offered Bile. Ensious lnhtors and
eolpiercars seeking palm oa wretehe nostrgn have
sought prSt ty the uton Of rIoux Cog Blues
article hn lad at g. STEIN FEfl'S, 20
Nassau sole tho United SLts for sale
b. al druggists. grocers an liquor dealers
A rTENTIoN.-CORNs CURED FOR ONE CENT EACH,
IN by sli DIR. BRIGGS Cora Banion Ai,sg ttor; the
safe and most e1ieacious cure ever inYented Wagtd
satisfaction Ia every 25 and 20 cents box.
sent b mall. Soil BY drnGg.ss Dr. u BRIGGS, Chpro-
dist PROPRIETOR 22 tway opposite ST. Paul schnrch
CMITH BROTHERS,
NEW YoHg
PALE
ALE.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY April 2o-sPM
bnnApsrurs s---Flour-Tho market was nrmer and the
vecepts light The transactions footed up about 10 900
obs, closing withil tho rsnEs OF the following quota
aioas-
gupersne State. .......,........,.,.,.,.N a a On
&Ns ssats''s' sss''ss'''s.''s,..sss..sp 10 20
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIS, 1902 50, and the balances
tl,2l6,970 II.
We understand that the whole Of the certificates
founded upon pledge Of government securities,
with which the bank exchanges were made pre-
vious to the present arrangement, have been re-
deemed and cancelled. The agreement under
which those certificates were taken viii expire by
- own limitation on the lst Of May.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

'oCUy,IsTs AVID AURtsTs.

,-,v.yNEss. DISCHARGES FROM TIE
IL blindness Chronic Tnnalnlnsiioa AMI eli .ise
10 xs and Ear: also Neryoas AHcs.i aul Nv,
s,yausnt cause of DEAFNESS, csrsd by Dr. V"A'
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
S HIP IN G N E w S .

ALMANAC rca NEW YoRE-THIs DAY.
rT HIsFs..............3 y NOON sc 81
uT SETS. "a HIGH wAfER......eve 2t
The New York herald., 1862-04-30


r. A-THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF WAL
N. dense Lodge No reilese be puncual IN
tendance at their LoIgs Room is Bowey On ths weiaes
day) evening, April So business of inrorfncc vii be
brought before the Lodge. ROBERT OLIVER, W. II.
RosRRr GUY, r. ).
T O. OF o. F.-THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH
L. New York wiz hold It's regular stated session IN the
ODD Fellows Hall CT Grand street. Thurs
day evening" May at TX O'Clock prrc sey BY order
JOHN J. DAVIES Grand Secretary.
TOINT COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL AFFAIRS or THE
eJ Common Council will Thursday May L. 1s6-, At
No. City Hail All parties having business ior ihs
committee win attend
Councilman Orton. Alderman Farley.
Councilman Jones' Alderman Chpp.
Councilman Stevenson. Alderman Smith.
Councilman Hogan. Alderman A en.
Councilman keech. Alderman AlltcneH
+. FARLEY Chairman.
A. II, KFgCH Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IN whole half and quarter casks ercwea ron The choicest
barley andthopE Brewery lao and 0 West Eighteenth
sLreei, between SeyeLth and El.AIh avenues, ~ Y.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

TINE la ToURETrE HOUSE, sEHaEN POINT, NJ
reucon ron regn', rates mhie wIsh fsInIes sng,g-
Moth river at TyeO aud n A NJ; 32o 630 aud 5AoP
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