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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07
Regulations 81 Transportatisn ana
Travel.

From and after sstssdAS Jan. 2sth, rsiirosd
s6Eeeoseh, or vehicle running west or westwardly
fremthe Mississippi river into North Missouri will
bepsrmtted to carry freight passengers from
kuk without the strictest compliance with the rcgua
TINS Of tho Treasury Department 1t Washington,
which require that 'ai frsighs, whatever nature
except auch - may be under military ORDERS shall BE-
covered by Custom House permit and that all bag.
gags Of travellers shsii W carefully inspected and duly
sealed by Custom House ofncer."
Tho undsngnsd will issue permits Cor the trans
poriaton OF aitKoods destined for prope persons and
paees with the least possible trouble delay and In
spset and seal all baggage afisyeIes leaving city
In manner to cause the fesst trouble consistent with
I,e end desired.
The object aimed 1T to prevent any or assist
ance, Or com unication with an, persons directly or
indrsctiy, dsioyaito, Ia against the Federal
Government. JOHN BTAFNUE, Bnrveyor,
Custom Hoase, Ksokuk, Jan. Is, l662.dsf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

Gen. U. s. Grant was born in Cler-
mont CO., o., at Point Pleasant, April ~,
1922.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07
Washington, March 6.

The hill reported from the committee
Of Ways and Means authorizing the pur-
chase Of coin, and for other purposes, prov
ides that the Secretary Of the Treasury
may dispose of any bonds or notes bear
ing interest authorized by law for coin at
such rates and upon such terms y he may
deem most advantageous for the public
interest, and may issue under such rules,
and regulations - he may prescribe GER
tifcatas Of Indebtedness such - we're
authorized by the act to authorize the
Secretary Of the Treasury to issue certi-.
6cates OF Indebtedness to public creditors,
approx ed March lst 1862, to such credi-
tors as may desire to rsssiss the same ia
discharge Of checks drawn By disbursing
officers upon sums placed to their credit
on the books Of the treasurer upon rcqni-
sitions o. the proper department as we'll
Is in the discharging Of audited, and set
tied accounts as provided by said act. II
is further provided that the demand notes,
authorized by the act Of July 18th 1861,
and BY the act Of February 18th 1862,
shall be receivable and shall be lawful
money, and legal tender in like manner,
and 10 the same purpose ind the same
extent as notes authorized BIZ the act 10.
authorize the issue Of United 6tates notes,
and for the redemption or funding thereof,
and for funding the floating debt Of the
United States, approved on the 26th Of
last month. No a
Chas. Henry Foster has returned to
Washington and again presented his petit.
ton for seat as member from the Second
Congressional District of North Carolina.
His case is now before Committeeon Elec-
tons. 4assss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07
Lenvenworth, March 8.

The Kansas Legislature have adopted
. resolution nearly unanimously instruct
ting the Kansas Senators, and requesting
the Representatives in Congress to aid
the passage Of the Rollins Pacific Railroad
bill, and ratification Of treaty with the
P6ttoxatamie Indians.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

FILLlHG UP.--We learn that shout TOO
recruits for the 18th Rcginent, Gel Ran
kin, are already reported, and more com
ing. The regiment is filing up with I'M
exampled rapidity. Among Others, Mr..
Thos. Ping, Of Ashland, came in Wednes-
day with twenty nen, and has returned to
get more. He expects to raise full
company in short order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

IA- Yesterday, oil along the line Of the
r., Fl. D. M. & NJ. r. r. people we're
awaiting the arrival sfthe cars, expecting
to see The Gag u the Second regiment. -
At Ottamwa crowd and band Of music
were on hand, and vera slightly disap-
pointed not to see the flag.
DR. Hughes informs 10 that he viii
take it up next Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

MAETED-20OO BUSHELS NAVY
BEANS,
n, sAA'L POLLOCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

cNl SACKS ONIONS,
Fur ksts Tow, by BANsL P(I LOCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

NV ANTED--ILLINOlE q WIS
Nv cONsiN MONEY,
~ sAM'L POLLOCK
NOV. IL lle Main. n.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
DIR. MARSHALES HEADACHE
AND
CRT.Sg$sSEs SNUFF.

iNHiS SnuG has thoroughly proved itself to t the best
l article ever kuown Tor curing the CArRhH, ColB IL
ThE htAn, and the HEADACHE. IL has ueta found an
excellent remedy iu many cases 20 SoRr ETfs. DEAF
NEss has been removed by IL, and HEARISG has often
been greatly improved by It's Il purers olt all oh.
srucIions, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action Co the parts affected Il is recommended by many
Of the best physicians, ands used with aud
satisfaction everywhere.
MoIe than twenty FIVE years experience has proved
It's great value and at this nent than
before
large number Of the most cspecahle Druggists in
Boston aud New York in fcate signed by them IL
1854 say;
The undersigned, having or many years been &C
quainted with pR. MARSHALL CArARBa AID HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold II IN vi sale trade, eheertully
state that We believe it 10 be ECU every respect to the
recommendation given Of It ioi he cure Of Catarrhal
Affections and that It is dccd Fly best article have
ever known for all the diseases Of The head
lie are of Couutcrfeits!
fac smile Of the signatlee Of The pretor
CHARLES BOWEN. isc ever bottle Sell Ivy Drug
sis 'ervhere - sMlti'Yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
GREAT EXTERNAL nEMEDY.


&}2EAE' EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR EHEuAMrsN, GOVT. NEURALGIA. LINN
HAGO STIFF NEtk AND JOINTS spgAlNS
bEllAkN, tllS AND WOUNDS. Piles,
ttAHAluL. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS Dis0kDEks
DR.. NPh0 Snet,of CoaHecticat,
known ali over tb' yat-1 elt..
DR.. Stephea Street, of Coanscficw
Is the author of " ~ Sweet iriah'ls iinimeu,
Dr.. Srccfs htaiEJh Liaimeaf
Is TIE author OF q" pr sweets Inialals L.nimert.
Dr. SioeetS IatQA1Jie Liamleat
Cur rheumatism and FEVER fall.
DR.. Slceet'S iRtailibie LiRimeat
Isaceran rcueoy for Neuralgia
Dr. SweefS MfaiE5h Liaimeaf
Cure Burn. al Scsld. immediately
Dr. S@cetS Mtai.ibie LjaimcRt
is the best snown reneGy Tor praius aud Brai.,s
DR.. S~cefS htdlijdie Liaialcnt
Cure' Headache immediately ami was never known
DR.. S'oect's hfa}Gble Liniment
Adords immediate relief Cor Piles and seldom fails.
Dr. Street 5 lafdRibis Liaimcnt.
Cures foohacle in one minute
DR.. SUeet'S hfGllibke Liaiment.
Cures Cuts and Wounds immediately ana leaves no scar
DR.. Streets htGiibh LinimsE>
- Wv u's' remedy lor sores IN the known world.
Dr. Swctt'S Mfdlijbc LiRimcRt
Has been used by more than a million people, and all
praise IT,
DR.. Swect's hfa??i6le Linimept
Is truly s"friend in need" and every family should
have it st hand
DR.. SwectS htd?ijle Liaimept
lie by all Druggists. Price % cents Apply
Dr. Streets MfdHH eLiniment
ures Rurnsaud Scalds immediate
DR.. Stephen Swcet, Of Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter
Dr.. .>tceeis hfaiibe Liniment
Is the hest remedy Tor Sores in the known word.
CA UTION.
To avoid imposition observe the Signature and Like
ness OF Or. Stephen Sweet on every igbel aed also
stephen : Meets lutaliihlo Linimcnln blown in the
glass ui each bottle, without which sre genuine
Eichsrdsan & Co.
Sole iropfeior-, Norwich, c.
For,alt nv FIRED T.. SNlrd. Montpelier, Gtncral
geut ter Vermont, and by all dealers Aur-yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

" ~ 4
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rhouo tooo.ol a.
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NJ y " i + VI L. l II Il,
PERM NE&iE,YE ms .. AESEFG'a
In the rooms formerly occupicd by Dir. NJ. NEWTON
OVER LANGDONS FLOUR STORE.
To the reopI, Of Woutoalter aud edi,i,f,., tovgps
wish to- san am well p,anar.d ~ n.rf,, ry ono-, Ian
in Dentistry. at
3rnoxv.~, ..-,-
h1hGUEAbLE ER1GES.
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,rraf r.o. rr,e, f,.t. I.'il, all '' "i "
tb.1 INV Other tird ~ i,' [ ' eti' eF1,' t'
,lri,.l. tpat.rials c,r tiii.,.'as - - H. Wv"
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rr,uIaf,d ~ " b"
on IN. ,o4r,. fatt.rs 80 ,...,,..,. .i.. c e.,i.
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thc DENTS, Tor ioyself and f, , ai.o e,t"r.
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Dr.. NJ Come,ys-pa,r NV tea.t ,,e ovc,,i.r,
ancra 4eaft. .errlee ann b,,tiv ,la,sad ,y,fb XIX.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
American ~ Foreign Patent
X. II. EDDY

SOLICITOR or PATENTS.
(Latt agent OF Z. = Patent oaee, Washington, unItf
the Act ii 49,,
76 sthte street. opposite Fktlby st., Iiostou,
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of twen,,
II years continues "a secure Patents United st
ALSO m Groht Britain Fiance and ulhtt foreign conn
tres Caveats. Specifications, Assignments ana an Ia
pers Drawings Tor Patents executed on liberal lem.
aud with despatch Researches made mo American u,
foreign WORKS odciermne the validity utility Of Pm.
tents Or inventions, legal ~ other advice rendpred
all matters touching the Copies Of The clatns N
any Patent furnished by RENTING one Dollar As.iuu
meats recorded M Washington.
The Agency i not only The largest IN New England
but through II inventors have advantages fnr secufin,
patents, o asccalnlng the pateuaLily oC Inventions
nnsPassedhy not immeasurably superior Hny whicn
can be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials below
given prove thai none is MORE SUCCESSFUL. AT ans
PATENT OFFICE than the subsc riber and as SUCCESS
Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES Ann Ann
lTY, would add that he has abundan, reason heeve
aud can prove that nj no other office Of the KIND are ne
charges for professional services moderate. The M.
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past has enabled him 10 accumulate vast collection nt
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Ihtse hesdes his extensive library OF legal and
ica works and mll Of patents granted in the
United states aud Europe render him able beyond cues
uon TO ouer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity OF journey 10 Washington, to procure
PATENT and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
TEsTIMoNIALs.
regard Mr. Eddy Of tas rosi caeable aud sue.
eesvuf practitioners with whom have had official utter.
course
CHAs. MASON, f" Commissioner Of Pef,nf,
have no hesitai ion 10 assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and t.ustwuf,g
and more capable OF putting their applications i, % form
20 SECURE Tor mem an e.ty aud favorable consideration
at the Patent ONCE. EDMOND BURKE"
Late Commissioner ni Patents
Nr. Z. ~, Eddy has made TOT me 1HiNTEFN anrN.
cations gu al hn' me "f which patents have been grant.
ga, ana HAT one is nuw pendlua. Srvh uumslakuhi+
punl al great nlru aud ability his part lead. me Il,
recommend all inventors Ia Apply to him procure their
patents, a. they may he 81 having the m.d thhh
attention bestowed on their casrs aud NJ very rcusnua bio
charges. JOHN TAGGhRT."
Daring eight months the suhsche IL course or his
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SIXTEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE IT when was de-
cided IN his favor, by the Commissioner al Patents.
Il, II. EDDY.
BOSTON, Dec. ., 1861. 3Olf,l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts within and for the District OF Ran
doph, for the year ensuing Will be holden as follows,
viz
At the Registers Office in BrookGcd the fist Thurs
day in elch month
Al the Oanqe County II otel in Chelsea ON the third
THURSDAY Of each month
At Calwick's Hotel in west Randolph on the fourth
Thursday in each month.
Az. H. Bowles Hotel In Washington on the second
Thursday in February May and August
BY order OF Court,
j. r. CLEAvELAND, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

A certain and permanent for Rheumatism Neural
y gia aud salt RAeum i ~ an Internal remedy div
ing out and entirely Graduating the disease equring
no charge diet or business, aud may be taken by
children ana persons of The NEST delicate constitutions
" IN utrlect safef,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
NJ A n II O O d
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED !

Just Published, IN a Sealed Enreiope Prlct Sir Cents.
Lecture the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure
OF SpermaiorrhWa or seminal Wcakness Involuntary
Emissions, Sexual Debility, aud Impediments to Marriage
generally, Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical lncapacity, resulting from self
the Green Book
TIE worldrenowned author In this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his own experience that the awful
cwthout medicine and without dangerous surgical opera;
lions, bongies, instruments, rings ooidas, pointing
out mode Of cure AZ certain and ectua by which
cure himself cheapN, privately, and radically This lee.
ture will prove boon TO thousands and thousands
sent under seal. Ia plain envelope, any address,
on the receipt q six cents, No postage stamps by ad
dressing In. CHAs. }. c. KLINE,
l2I Bowery, New York, Post ONCE Box 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
D,miel w. Crosby. Estate.

STATE uf NERN0Nf,ilu PROBATE tuuu, holden nj
WssHtNoroS Di.rftcr.-t.t Montpelier, 100 iui for said
district. 900 tnr lfHI day Of Mafch. q. -. lal3
ISAAC . UON D.. Adnmi.t ator ou tir estate af Dau-
/ it W CROSBY, late Of N1uhnst. 200 -Jt district, de-
ceased A e, application 70 SAID court ZOE extension
Of thc lmr hrtrofofe allowed him n pay he debf- due
from li rl'r aHd u render hsIdm.n .'r4in1 account
until some future day.
WhcruIun HisnHeitd hy sold Court that said appl-
cation be- heard 90 One Probate office BOO Montpelier. on
the 2M diy 90 Apul. \. b. l- and DO t- further nf-
defed a notice De- gwen lo 80 person. concerned by tbe
publication ~ Hi. otder H lur Green Mountain Freeman
prottd 90 Nouptsr thrrc wees. suCcr.-itely before
said hearing. By 'ur touu.
3g ATTEST. ]. Is. MERRILL, judge.
STATE or VERMONT Alta Probate Court holden
RANDOLPH Uisrutr.s.. iatBrookhcd. vtGiu and tor
said District. oH tbe ad ddt of Apfil, $40 .lsh2
LBtNLILH BAe. Administrator 300 this State nf tha
IL E-imc ot /.hu.ea BurHbAm. llr nf iapon. iu thr
state OF Ni-rnusu. deceased, makes appcltH o. -1i
Couu for hseu-t O. -e sl o t- neal estate t - Ill de-.
ceased 300 600. eItr ard represents. uat SUCH for
c br interest 81 a Fcrsans runcr rurd therein tY
that thr heirs sad deceased ir uut ot this state
Wherrupuu ordered Us SAIL Court Chat SAID aHplc1-
ton BE- referred fH session 90 said to iu be- Au den go te
Kcgsef'- office 100 Bnokhed, alute-tit, un thr 25u
day % Apul. ~ lst2 ANA thal notice ~ gwen to ai
concerned by publication 10 tis order fec wr,Es
itrY, Ip t Green Mountain Ere, uiu, pfiHied il Shout
pcict, n TINS uir neffe tar rme appointed slotc
slld. nr hrauue tHlt tet may appear 100 sal. lmr and
place and show ciu-e. i any they may have, WHY such
license should not be saaieI
O., otdet ot CuutL
3lN3 Aues.-i q. tLEANELANp, Register
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Action for Assault and Battery Against
the Ex. Surveyor or the Port.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT-PARr 2.
Before Hon. Judge Potter and Jury.


Nov. 1e.-Sephen D. Ddldye rs. Emanuel b. Ha,f.--
This action for assault and battery alleged to
have been committed by the defendant who then
Surveyor Of the Port Of New York upon the plaintiff
the 2Sth Of July, 1858 The assault by splitting In
the of plaintiff. and then knocking him down with
his stick The blow cut Mr. Diayc in the head and rem
dercd him nsensibe for ten minutes Damages are
laid $4,000 The assault, is justified on the
ground Of the publication Of alleged gross and malicious
libel on Mr.. Hart, issued in pamphlet form by Mr.
Daye, the particulars OF which case are well known.
Counsel for the plaintiff. Messrs Edwin James and Shell
Oakley Hall al q Benjamin Galbraith.
On the part Of the plaintiff proved that the de-
PENDANT blew In his face. Plaintiff replied "You damned
scoundrel, am unarmed and you are twice my weight
will meet you at another time He then struck on
the head by the defendant, and conveyed into saloon
The wound was dressed by DR.. Erastus d. Marcy, who
expressed the opinion that but the heat the wound
might have been dangerous.
For the defendant of the pamphlets alleged TO have
been written by the plaintiff read and put in ev
dence. In II the defendant Is called souled and
skulkiDg jew y and other similar cphets. In speaking
Of the Vaccinations OF certain influential democrats the
writer says they combined together defeat
Of the nobles and most vrtuous Of vrgnias sons John
B. Floyd, the present Secretary Of Staca statement
which caused the Court and jury to indulge In hearty
laugh.
The Judge instructed the jury TO bring sealed ver
diet this morning.
Nov 2o.--This morning the jury rendered verdict Of
s. o o0for the plaintiff
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

covsry Of trade a compared with October, 1851.
and October, 1860, and especially the increase Of
our export trade The aggregate export Of last
October was over twenty-s millions Of dollars
figure entirely unprecedented in our commercial
records and fully double the export of October.
1861, and October, 1860. This unusually large ex.
port is the more remarkable as we were unable !
last October to ship any quantity of the great sta
ples-cotton and tobacco. The exports of October
exceeded the imports by some $3 100000. This
result was achieved by shipment of SO, ,707 5l9 OF
gold and slvers-rather a large amount to be
sent abroad at this season, and the heaviest
export of the year, with the exception OF
that of June and July The imports show .
steady increase. The aggregate for October
sis the heaviest of the year, notwithstanding the
predictions Of the dry goods dealers that our i'm
portations would fall Off There are indications
that they may fall of now, as the fluctuations in
gold and exclan render it very unsafe to predi-
cate operations on existing quotations; but even
of this there is no certainty. Our people are con-
suming as much as ever, Notwithstanding the war
and the high prices; and so long as the public wild
buy importers will furnish them with the goods.
We are now 50 near the end of the year that We
may speculate with some degree Of accuracy upon
its commercial results. 1t will probably be found
next January that the importations of foreign
| goods at the port Of New York during
the calendar year 1862 exceeded two hundred
| millions Of dolars--an enormous amount for
country to buy Of the foreign world pending 80
terrible a war as the one in which we are engaged.
It will probably likewise appear that our exports
of produce and specie during the like period
amounted to not less than two hundred and fifteen
to two hundred and twenty millions Of doars-a
| figure entirely without parallel in our history. II.
as is expected, our armies in the Southwest suc-
ceed in liberating several hundred thousand bales
of cotton this winter, exports of produce will
be proportonately increased, as much of the sta'a
| pie will come here for shipment The years trade
would have shown clear balance of fifteen to
twenty millions in our favor had it not been for
the return of American stocks from Europe for
sale here.
The following are the trade tables of the port
for the ten months which have elapsed of the
current calendar year, ending on the 3lst of 0cto.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


ARcnER--BRusH.-On Wednesday, November TO- bv tho
Rev William Brush WILLIAM A. ARcHEn TO LIMA Barsu
daughter u Benjamin d. Brush, all OF this city.
BALDwN-WHrNBY.-0 Thursday, November 10 NJ
Trinity chapel BY the Rev Dr. Leonard, Mr. n A. Ram.
WIN TO Mrs. NJ. L. WHITNEY.
BAKER--IEwis -On Thursday, November 20, BY the
Rev. Alexander X. Thompson, at the residence Of the
brides parents Mr.. Howard NJ. BAKER TO ELIZA NJ
daughter Of W. Lewis, Esq all Of this city. No cards
BRrAS-AByRcRomsIE-1n Brooklyn, on Thursday, No.
vember 20, by the Rev. B. G. Cutler, D. D. Mr. JAMES
cards.
BIscrB-Coxroor On Wednesday, November 10, BY
the Rev. Iva r. Steward Mr. ISAAC W. Brrox Of Sussex
county Del, TO Miss SrsAsJ CoxooT Of Orange county,
NY.
Orange county papers please copy.
HAIsyy-WmrTENoRg.- Wednesday, November 10,
at s. Peters church, by the Rev. DR.. Beach, A. o. Hal
sn, OF Elizabeth NJ j., 10 MARIA LuoAs wHrrrExoRs, OF
Fredericksburg, Va.
Baltimore papers please copy.
HArroRp-wKIIs.--0n Thursday, November 20, NJ
Christ church. Straord Conn, by Rev. John stearns,
JpeRrs y HASToRD Of New YORK, TO SARA AC daughter
Of Ebert Wells, Esq, Of the former place No cards.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
SHOCKING CASE OF ABORTION.

tA~~Dks-
A Young Lady Spirited Away for Four
Weeks and then Sent Home In a Dying
COndition-Arrest Of the Alleged Abor-
Zionist and His neutrality-suspicious.
Inquest-IntcrestinG Developments.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Total, 10 mos. s41 ,sss,77a a,2e4,7e2 4s,5so,e6s


The payments for the seven-thrties have not
yet been cuGpleted. and the notes ths@ssIyss
have not yet come to hand Hence the money
market is still in condition of stringency. Seven
per cent is the regular rate for loans on call, on
the best securities, except in cases where the
lender goes in quest of borrower. In the. course
Of day or two rates will decline again. Parties
who want legal tender notes to send TO Memphis
for the purchase of cotton, and to other parts Of
the West, experience the greatest difficulty in find
ing them. The banks have none, and the brokers
are charging small premium for those which they
can scrape together.
Exchange continues dull and depressed. Bankers
ask l441I las; but we hear of no sales above
l44h x. Gold opened this morning at about
l3Oss, sold at 1907, and closed at 1907 People
in Wall street are selling gold, on sellers option,
with great vigor.
The stock market was very dull this morning.
At the morning board the prices Of last evening
barely sustained, and at the close of the first
board Erie fell off "a, guaranteed "a, Illinois x,
Toledo "a. and other stocks in proportion. Govern
ments were very firm at yesterdays prices. The
exception to the market was Harlem pre-
ferred,- which advanced two per cent On the
grant for the city railroad through Madison ave.
nue.. Bonds were steady. There was a pretty
large business done in Chicago and Northwesterns,
which are improving on the traffic of the line, and
the probable increase Of business growing out Of
the Green Bay extension. The assented bonds Of
this concern are the cheapest bond of their class
the list the interest them is considered sure.
Between the boards the market was dull. At the
second board there was quite rally prices ad-
vanced "A per cent all round, and closed
strong at the advance, as follows:-
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

uewLAxD-PsArs-Onr Thursday, November -, BY the
Rev Jameson, EDGAR d. HowLAHD 70 Miss EMILY u
PRATT, both Of this city.
NnDnuRaxR- -ScHnnxM.-On Wednesday, November
10, by the Rev. DR.. Weston. JOHN MnDsHxaGm 70 y.
PnRcs-SMTH.-On Wednesday, November 10, at ST.
Georges church, by the Rev. A. H. Partridge CHARLES
H. PKRCE 70 SARAH A., youngest daughter oi nsrace
Smith, Esq, of Medina. N. Y. o.
TYLkR-SRoBnL-On Thursday, November ~, a. os
James Lutheran church, by Rev. w. D. Stroosl Skokds
O. TYLER. Jr OF Barrytown to ANNA ESGs, daughter Of
the oflciating clergyman. No cards.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10, 1862
A nre last night n Ietzs iron works damaged the
building to the amount of IS 0O0 insured Iosaa stock
will probably reach $40 900; half insured. Tho tire is
supposed TO have been the work of an incendiary