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The New York herald., 1862-11-23
United states Marshai.s Once.
ALLEGED ILBcAL TRAFPicKfNG IN SOf.DiyR,

ALLEGED nLE0AL rRAFYicKrNG IN SOLDIERS
CLOTHES.
Nov. "a :nsn named John Ioney was arrested sv
Sergeant Insh yesterday charge obtaining army
clothes from the soldiers stationed at Camp Mcclellan
-toryvDe staten Island II aDpsars from the atdayts
10 case that Loney 10 the habit u getting tas
,.sies como 10 his house late al night anu would then
them exchange their army c'ohes citizens dres.
u an Inferior quality He would also nddce them 10 rya
him some money bonus for the trsnsacios Ia tLts
manner deseriions gr eaiy facilitated warrant
vas procured from Justice Heslewood aud Loneys pre
nses thoroughly searched Fileen pairs Of soldiers
,sanis und overcoas fcgnd in the house, also
fu suit belonging Robert Brown, des -ter from tie
0pe Hundred aud Seveniyni'h regiment. stationed
Fsotoryvile. who identified the clothing Iousy wss
brought 70 this city ana deiyerea the custody
of United states Marsha Murray. who sent MN 70 Tort
Lafayette, ~ order Of the War Department.
ssw AssssSsvs,.~ ,os Ssw Yons--rhe water
town keformo un ers,s1ds that the comlnttc appointed
st the last session sl the legislature to draft Din for
ncw sssrssment sW, of which senator Bell Is Chair.
bsvc agreed apon the general features thereof me
changes 70 be made not fsdcal but important one Of
Which INTENDED prevent the assessment ~ real and
mcrtaa9sA eetsis twsce. The committee believe they
bsvs aseosered al sqntsbIc remedy for This obecton
the old lsw 1ho nsS bill VIII be presented osfly in
tAs ssst session 0 Me Iegsisure~
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AFFAIRS IN. EUROPE.
AeA OpAs.sS Of the Arnissics Rsmer'
"sA iAsnees .rssn Of the Empress sucsn's)' Nov o.

Aea ObAsS Of the Ar1isttcs Rumers
" s> tAr>e's .rgsn Of The Empress su::n's) Nov o.
She prvS<as circumstances evidently favorable TO
attempts a thas nature Military honor, snas iormdaple
feeling Of se love which renders every compromise 50
dhcv e. s not engaged on either side Inc oehEerents
hAvs nv tuYue eans1 victories and they have sc
lively euered rsvsrsee The iederas have not been
" Ia IA lake Richmond but the Confederates have failed
h their Aggressive movement against Washington. fio
nor Il saf on both sides; each Of the combatans knows
that hone TO definitely vapqush ms
Adversary The has taken the character OF guerilla
struggle armies OF the South only large movable
columns which the country execute bold surprse
| and then retire before the federal troops, which
| pursue them Thus, upon military grounds,
everything appears 70 bs said the struggle
| may 60 on for years, but u would DO q
frntsss one, without any possible poiitical re-.
suit We reay hope that the present opportunity will
moi be lost especially when winter about TO render mill
tary operations less active IL France and England, unit
I'd ,rsA the 0Asy Powers tereed in The Ameyic0n crisis
offered their c0wnse 10 The beltQeeats, esr u0sces
ao1d perhaps haze chance Of being heard II would
probably nrs necessary 70 obtain an armstice which
The respective positions Of the two armies and their
ciproca would permit OF their coneenting with
dshoDor. Arms once laid down and the truce con-
cluded only until next spring, propositions for
mediation might be put forward, and diplomacy, now
driven away by the nose Of battles resume its efforts
In the meantime the nataya consequence of the armssios
should be the opening Of the ports of the South and the ~.
Sumption Of commercial relations betceen Anericd AMI
Europe We have 10 believe that the atten
tion o the great European Powers is at this moment
earnestly upon the opportuneness Of such STEP
All friends o peace must desire that may be realized
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NYIBLO'S GARpEN.
IN EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
At the earnest solicitation II numerous fant.es, B.
GABRIEL RAvEL =
Has been induced " maMRsenent 10 give
FINAL FAREWELL MATINEE 4
Upon TIL RsDAY NEXT, Nov. q. ~,
yHANKSGIi ING. -
Prior Departure fioa Al e.sc N0l Saturday Nov.
FOUR ENTEkfAINMENTs.
The Principal ctancs of tie Green Monster. ~
THE FOUR LOVERS
THE MiscHiEy ous MONKEY
By YOUNG AMERICA.
GRAND DANCING Dr. ERrIssEMENT
To hoytn NJ
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Garib.idi And the French prouic.

ie turn correspondent q tie Pari. Le Ye,aps reetes
thc following eolyerTstc1 which he bad with Ga,nais
on Tue accession q recent visit 10 Spcyzia ss he sovs
n9io ior word sm tsnkfll 10 you, said earibaid
sor beiefiuR That tasrc whose visit ,vould :,
TINS moment eceve With more delight than mai cs
ftcncnm.n. SHOULD ~ stfsgcly forgelia OF the hiso
~ o lne ftehch peope were tssuppose that il could coo
country wherever that country may b. would he sor,v
u should be cons dered in France thu, + is tronsj ~
Try feeling oi national jealousy that have arevca -
find my native province French Department, / no
heyc--or rather, am certsn-thst IN The futuro -.
are 10 strive Tor mutual approximation: fropters arc
nothing al mankind have ono cOlutrv lha,,,,
Bet - attain and secure universal bsru ever, az
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m INSTRUCTION OF st. IlRYS.
~ ySvn Denbarded and Set O Pire by ne
Uaited States Steamer Mohawk,
&C., &C., &c

Arrival sf the Unitea States sse' <0shAp
Massachusetts.
The United states steamship xassac lasssss, CsnS'
lander G. H. Cooper, arrived al thf. port yesterday
morning from Bahama Banks, via sr Royal letb in.
ssaas Wilmington Bar 18th, and snsy -four hours from
hampton Roads.
shs brings no news from Poh Royal, except that the
yellow has entirely diAppeared and tte health of
- place greatly hmpr~veA
The foalowiag Ia q Mt ocher cfhcsTs-
AD~xtsvs QEou>-J. AcDoaasd.
Setlswo noasr-Nr> Clarke.
Casef Rngtsesv-S. h Hsrtwel.
.lAHpNs-Absx. Hutchins.
ruyRastsr-J L. Webster.
DNss0m--J. u. Cox
Nasr's kasss-F. Wallace Mr.. NcYsond, W. Caswsll
md mail agent.
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Tom saycrs Out OF the "Ring."

Yesterday morning the sale Of the Champion, Tom Say
ers Equestrian Circus effected by MIR Abrahams, at
the Welsh Harp Hotel and Pleasure Grounds, Hondon
The sale attracted numerous attendance OF theatrical
spectators managers and propetors of equestrian esta
blshments Among the properties contested for were
fortyhve trick, ring and horses, the celebrated
performing mules Barney and Pete for which Sayers
gave 1so guineas) the mammoth tent (cahbe Of holding
$500 pc and the entire parsphernaa Of this vast
establishment, the different lots obtaining fair prices.
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The tolow!ug rrig IA. been from
o. the eftef oncosns the resolutions Of the London CITY
peetlng
SfkszA. Nov. i. 1862
iioSJRkD S!Rs-i owe you nlany heartfelt th,uks for
ths eathnss yOl have spread abroad In the hearts OF
the kngish people "a av0r Of the Italian cause with
yol !, England public opincn reality. This povsr
can nolv compare a. the Queen o the Universe but
power 70 Sbrh many. aias. prove uumind.h II the
spod val tbi tbs oHH-uce 81 your government could
vegb WIN tire d ioinac doinys OF the PDpss soldier
We woud al ~ - thalk kind Providence for tue results
when would np~ ifpu t-namiy, fogrgW IN Rorrihy
ot ssJ. and N. petce itliy which 4 .par aud par
tei Il tht rtscs - ndrnoe. established.
once more lei rpe tender .on my thanks. gentlemen
iOi What you tss. is 10 10 behalf OF nv country
Ever yours. q a lI,Tp Al M
WSsr~s Wooc k.si., ". r. Jogs Rohl.gt T.Yfop Fs1
and Tons Rfa4i.'sos, Est. Honorable secretaries
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Garibaldi's Woand.


The examination Of ceKera Garibaldts wounded foot
has furnished the Following resniis.-
l. The articulation Of the foot opened by the ball on
The internal side
2. The two melleoes together with the internal nor.
tion Of the arteuation. arc tuineicd
.. As far Judge by external exploration the
ball will be found towards the externs part OF the artc
iation, fixed in me bone
4. The sappura,on is sufficiently good, and abun.
dsnt.
5. The fCo, is slightly turned inwsrds
D. Ihs distance between the two maeoles y greater
on the wounded side by aud quarter tosone and "a
nalf than OF the nnnl;rei side
The exploration Vi the wound either with the finger
or with instruments j. only indispensable when the GER
taniy Is reached that the ball has become mebe and
has neafsd The surface such exploration should be fo
lowed immediately by the extraction OF the bail.
;. The gsDsr-i heath OF The patient is.cxcelen,
r. Tie expecialIve method 2. pofsnce-is the one
aud Only method 10 be followed ia the present moment
u must h ehanseo when the quality Of the pus the de-
tschnent of splat.rs the formation of an abscess
Proyehe evident Necessity oi the extraction OF the ball
10 ihe method q dressing the wound by the acting
doctors leave. nothing 10 bs desired.
IL Uls iudi-rsn,ahie that the raient be kent In N
spacious ana wo aired chamber, aud that he p,ss the
winter in a warm and dry climate. iIROCOiF
cPkNA, Oci 81 l-p-. r. PARTRIDGE
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C,AxPBELL's NlNsTRELs.

IAMPBELLS N1NSTRELs,
PALACE OF MUSIC,
Fourteenth street, o%;ner % Q, sixsh M avenue
Mr. H. s. RUMSEY. the greas banjo player, late OF Rum.
sew Sewcoinhcs Mnsrcls. Just arrived from Europe,
where lie has before the crowned heaos boby
and gentry past thr wall appear every syens
ng in his great Panic Solos Ben Vnlmes DfNn oonsAs
tos. DC.
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sSs i,sS,s s.1s1 wsnp s1s.s'sS xsssssa. Secretary
JOHN WARD, Treasurer, --------
AND osoRaAS MEETITGndaAsee !Ir ;GIcna. y
evening n,,S a snnaaiRs snd Re ara oosman was
rS@ The nsmesscs Tsca asaes
coinn,se Central Connolly A.so,adi9n iSs.ps psS
xss ssn sas German
cssTRAI 0oSSolLr Assos..I,i11s; AsSur, 1s.,,.,
Eyns'sy yoSS B Essss. Psiy ss:sssi' ss::s'ssss Ssss' sss
D. eaIoln, b.r ssASA
isss s%Y E.'':s:: Ss?s isss s'Bs; Bs.s. d. So
JON" = ss:' rsoris': DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION;
sSan sase. ksET. Ey. . Z. P.yls o'ssss. Ssss'0'a
ceSsrlrTr,osAl oSan1,; UNION cSsrRsh coxx,r4rE
Nos:,msr s..gsII D'ey VIM w1laiI n hSsssi Mysrsii
h ssy:: ss:;s.' 3 s.'gs:s Sloan fSsss: i;siss:
'.".''''''' j:ss s;;siss
Frederick siein Franz ny As
M,Ta.e sssss sTsss r., c,a 20 he sss:
ms.ss s SS"rf s msss wss Ss speech esa
remain in the sed asa naidais Tor Comptrs,,ss
y rSS Ss Icrs, s,or He wa sSesan
.na ss se: ss :sns
sSS" s se ed % the Public % ss e. hs ana
YUris sss re iss S .pr.insns q
sns Sss sv q q. @ as rs
sepd and connssrd nnsdia.e eueryeiic systemsto
After .oe Slp1ai routine business meeting adjoar.ed
DEouLAR MOZART HALL EoxIsArloxs yoH
ssso r ss X. u ss"
The fOsressh Ward ~, held !, o.nms a
T s as'ssy s'ss; On %sss
sus H. 'sa s1.. ssr; s vs.: s.sss
ss % ssss n r
s sss1Ss : a.ans ss he
S wSs c sna IL cspns NJ
Snsnmonsy chosen preside The Gonysnson then prS.
lowing gentlemen we're Unanimously nomnafsd 'cf '"o"
'"s sSas ;fHeii ii. ;sssIii'ss'' sS.Eiss'
IoliS iS'fssSsSHk 'SosSkRs.
Epwsas sssA,N!AyE;,a.x
! cogNEiICs r. I0ukDArN. ,...,..a
Tbs "''f then ad'"rqsSs qSrRics alss 9Si SSIsS cSsa%u
! NJ r.. Bx,sr,, Secretary.
9rg aSn SAsp us.Dss seSsH s.is YER rsp ssy
wich avenue TUESDAY and Friday evenings at ocors,
Essov.a Eas rn. ,h. ansa,.cs.y the Non.
Michael EsveS cSnnS Ths ,Se oa Young
q % a ip iss n he support @ .
Corporation Ss aHsS g. rs:ss
tous n. FseAx. Secretary.
how HosAsD 1 NTwEisx, Trrasaier.
17rH wARD--Ar A JOINT MEETrSa or the NO.
nna end
S'f'SSah %is Rhodes ds:ss'i' George
JoHS McGucKrS, Secretary.
LIZ Al meeting Of the Tsmfnsny and Mozart Hall unar
held nj Mr. Ltesh house, Eth
sreei and Thrd Nov q AZ o'clock ", IL ,o.
| io,nv III ket u n unanimously nominated;-v
'~"'e ' eosxfySfoSER,
| SIDNEY r. TNGRAHAM, Jr.
uosgs IA i. is'figssnf FHsRfxs.
\ you
BENJAMIN MOORE,
JOHN HART
| y.xrs yu,,ta.S ISAAC DuBOIs
Secretary Tanmany Com. Chairman Tsmmany Con.
MArftw 4. FoeFEry, WM MARTIN
| Secretary Mozart Com. Chairman Nozst ON.
shipping Intelligence.
~ BELOW.
Yark q Duckwitz.
Eark Ronie.
| NrtuR Roval
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THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY.
MANHATTAN ENGINE co. NO S.-TIIE AcTINE -
Nl and honoar, members this company are rellc>ts9
10 meet a, the engine II O'Clock TO day 70 attend
Inc Funeral OF Captain Donald Foreman r ERgne 20.
No. IL. JOHN y. HooriaHs f"'o"'S"'
G. ii. RonEmIsoS, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

1 MEETING or THE McC0OL EIGHTH WAHD ~ CLoS -
"A held 25l Houston str e TN the Esn'n VIZ. ~. ~ IN
Saturday .yi met II carrie! that Joh AcCoo cc cn
dorsed Tor Alderinan; Jancs Sandford for Councnam
Michael Connolly Comp;ror, John ~ Dcs ern lS ao'
poration Counsel. JAMES StMhAN"cs 'ie''e"''
JonS GAR,EY. Secretary.
sflcHAnr WARD, Assistant Secretary
JOHN WARD, Treasurer. -------
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<-,nyynIry AND O.1ORMAN NEETISG,-LAsE
evening an enthusiastic meeting OF the lnen%s ma -
thc Iancs Ionae Drcgnes the Democratic Jcne
soian General loinm,;ee Cons.itutonai on,on pso
nle,a Der Mon Association, and German ihoeP'
dect Ass, caii,n present as 10 lowe:-
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Chicago Market.

Thursday, July lU-3 P. n.
inefe was great excitement on Change this
,.o1hing, and the leading markets were charsc.
S Sszed With unusual activity, great frmness and
n,sner prices Before the close, however, prices
gave way and the market closed fat. The sales of
aout we're heavy, including some 5000 bbls at
pnoes wolfe better-$5@5 IS for winter ex.
sa: and Ss 1894 SO for fair to very choice
spring extras. Wheat was excited, and ad.
,aneed fa2c per bu, with sales at ss@s7c for
ss noes Iowa; S2a@S4ac for No. Spring, and
.ogeSc Tor No. Spring, the market closing
sess At inside quotations. Corn was frmer
na &c higher, but before the close prices fell
pack and TIE market closed dull. Sales were
Isoe tl7i92sc for Mixed in store; 24}@25c
.ot rejected in store; 27@27}c for Mixed aaoat,
1a zs@17c for Rejected aaoat Oats were
Sseady a. ase for No. l in store. Rye vss firm
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A LAxEzrAsIs HsrAKx.-Nany people ap-
pear to think that the human stomach has Z
power for digestion greater than that Of tho o..
tsich, and 20 they throw into il . compound Of
caustic. crude, indigestible substances, mixed
with Aour and then called bread. Sach d the
nature Of much Of the stuff produced BY the use
Of common SaleratusL We advise all who have
any regard for health, and who would preserve
their digestive powers unimpsired to reasona-
BILE old age, to use DeLand 1 Cos Chemical Sal.
eratus, tho pure article, sold BY most dealers, and
at wholesale BY the manufacturers at Fairport,
Monroe Co., New York.
For sale by al the wholesale Grocers in Chi
cago. dkwlt
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-. Louis Market.

Auesudv evening, July o, 4OOZ.
WHEAr-Choice grades found prompt SALE
Other qualities were quite dull. We quote 81
sscks common spring at 45c; 3l5 good and
S0@65c; 30 inferior and smutty fall at CSC; 291
at SOC; II and $50 choice at 9Oc; $40 do at Gle
and $50 on private terms.
CoRN-Demand is dull, but prices are rather
fuller on account of light receipts; "a sks sold
at sac: S66 mixed and yellow at 33c, Sc at
3Ssc; 2S4 white at SAC and 200 choice at S4c79
busheL
0Afs-Regular buyers offering not over SAC.
We quote, to feeders, las sks 35c; 100 at same
delivered, and lie Ut SEC n bushel.
RrI-Sales 30 SKIS 1t SAC, 80 At Soc and 30 al
s6tc n bushel.
FLouR-Unchanged, with sales of 1O8 sacks
branded extra at 81 IS; 20 extra At Is IS; ,lbC
do inspected at same; so and 100 choice brands
ASA; 100 double extra at 81 IS; 50 choice dc
at SIS; 100 SKIS city extra at g 10 and 200 in.
spec.ed superfne at 50 rs per barrel.
WHlsxy-There was large advance to-day
~ bbs sold at 27c; 40 at csc; so on private
terms; "a at the market price and 200 bbls to
arrive at SOC u gallon. =
BANEy-Smail lots of sound spring sell oc
casionally to mllers at 40@45c per bushel.
HlDEs- STEADY at l2ic p ID for dry flint.
HAT-No buyers to day. Nominal At 70@75c
the last delivered.
TLLov-Sale OF bbls At Tic per pound.
WooL-Firm, With sales of 5000 lbs unwash
Cd at 2S@S0c, 1000 lbs do at &c, and 400 tut
washed At ssc per pound.
BAcoS-Buyers offer only 4@4sc for choiot
ios Of clear sides, 50 tierces sugar cured hamt
so,a Hsc, and 5000 lbs prime joints, loose, al
90 L..so-sales 4S pkgs at &c, and A do, and
. :. nefces At &c per pound.
t!ioB.eeo-steady and firm, with sales of "a
n aa alvleed into hhds factory plugs at IS 2,
gov oo; planters do at IS 85@7 20; 3 com
ls@ll 10; sgood do at s1a bO(al6 o5. s me
aiun manufacturing at 81 2o@12 60; 8 good
coat sl4@2l; rs aud 2 bxs at s. s5@is O5 pei
sSoopouads Seven hogsheads offered and with
U'a~n, holders rejecting the prices offered.
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Bachelors Hair Dye!
THE BssT II fHl WORLD.

WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inure The Hair In the least remedies
tie III effects OF bad dyes and invigorstes the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair soft and beau.
tiful Sold by all Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM 4. BArCHB-
LoR, on tie four sides Of each Boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY s1sssr, (Lsts 233 Broad
aoay and Is Bend Styeets,) NsW Yoak.
may81.w1y
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Bvll,ssros, Friday ?. \.


BvnlIseroN, Friday ?. Il.
o,,.. our last weekly review We have noticed
licking change in prices Of leading articles
~ s..oa,ce. either in foreign or domestic mar
~ :. rhe most marked feature being an id
~. ".. in price of gold and foreign exchange
vow. s,,u.r now selling in New York at II per
wv ,,.mium, and the latter at $50 for bank.
Con- =, hlh This has stimulated the demand for
s,..d,,ut. and brought into the market buyers
D are shipping it abroad to make exchange in
..ste,epce to sending gold.
I,te freiehss are again higher. Vessels are
...;,o 4 cents for carrying wheat from Chicago
> p,s,,o which is fully double what are con.
.,...a having rates. There can be no help for
~. AZ Of things until the Mississippi River is
IN, onened for business. So long - the entire
w. .,,.t. of the North West are thrown into the
I've, and railroads leading East. high rates for
,.;,h, vil prevail Ware houses id Chicago
,s -s neen full oil season and the receipt are not
Cling of. Railroads centering in Chicago have
II thew cau do TO carry in the grain, and on the
r 20. and other roads, cars cannot be OBJ.
,,;rea At the stations as fast a. wanted. No
-. evidence of the immense amount of pro.
d,ce going East need be wanted than the fact
that exchange on New York in Chicago is at
discount Of from an to / per cent. This Is az
). .hould be. TIE West should be and 10 able
n sell more than they buy, thus throwing the
balance Of trade in our favor.
For particulars Of principal markets We refer
to our reports below, being the latest received
BY mail and telegraph.
The receipts of grain are light here. Farmer
are busy with their harvest Winter wheat il
being secured in fre order. The yield is goot
and quality superior. Our sdvicss are not q
favorable with reference to Spring wheat. i
,.ens to be late maturing, and the average ylele
win be light. "a
We have heard some complaints in this vicini
" Of beg cholera within the past few days bu
hone it is not extensive.
The River still continues in excellent boating
condition, the recent rains swelling email stream
aud causing slight rise here.
SUGAR. q lo-crushed, IL; reane'
white l2c; clarified lilo. 7AF
COFFEE-2l@ 24c.
NOLASSES-By the Dbl, Reboiled, 40; Syl
40, As; kegs 81 So Sorghum, $4,000.
NA1LS-Ass, s. 50@4.
RICE-Sc,
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, new $4@A so.
BROONS-4o 75@l so per dozen.
FLOUR-Wholesale so to $500; Sprin
NOo@s4,b5.
wHEAT-sprisg, 5O@55, choice IS; White
s5@7o choice.
CORN-l4c.
RYE-28c
BEANS-3O(9Sl per bush.
POTATOEs-4O@50c per bush. None i
market. 81
OATS-22c firm.
BUTTER-Gc.
EGGS-@5c.
CHICKENS-$l per dcz.
HAY-Timothy, $7@s9.
W00D-s2 50@S3 90.
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry Flint 10@l1'
Green Sailed SIC.
GREEN CALF SKINS-5c.; sailed, e@7'
SHEEP PELTS-l5@l00.
WHISKEY-25@3Oc.
LARD-t@5lc. per ID in Dbl.
DRIED APPLES-5@6c per n.
TIMOTHY sEED-Sl,s 5 to $3.50 per busl
No market.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-5O cents
bushel No sale
CLOVER SEEDS 90. No market
FLAX SEED-prime, 81 10@$l Is.
CORN NEAL-25c.
BACON-Hams cents; shoulders 2l@.
side &C.
RAGS-2c per h.
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and better, with Gales at 42a@4Sc, for No l 10
store. Highwines we're firm 1t previous quota
lions. Lake freights were inactive, With char
tiers at l13@l2c for corn to Buffalo; l3c for
corn and lOc for oats to Hamilton, and lsc for
corn to Ogdensburgh to arrive.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO THE NERVOUS AND CONSULTATIVE OF BOTH
sexes 4 Retired clergyman having been restored to
neen 10 few day.. alter many years Of great Suffering
willing to astt others BY sending free ON the peccpt
Of paid directed envelope copy Of the prescrp
ton used. Direct to the Rev. JOHN II. DAaNALL, 1855
Fulton street, Brooklyn, Y. (june14-win
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New York. July 10.
FLoUR-narket quiet uach'ged. Sales q q e60A -
western; a COOS 10 common 20 nedum extra western;
ssso@e Is common . good shipping srands s.trAR o.
spring; d COOL 10 Nh. club; q 1inf ID amber Iowa
siNS9i q winter .sd western; u a0l g amber Mich
BARLEY-nomlnAl.
CORN-Market shade 1rmsr ealea n ~ Assa old nix
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CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF MyA
ID-Published for the benefit and u warning and .
canton to young who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &C.. supplying 1t the same time the
means Of Self Cure. By who has cured himself after
being put to great expense through medical mposton
and qpackery. By enclosing postpaid addressed q.
velope, SINGLE COPIES may be had Of ~ author MA.
THANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kiass Co., N. 7.
march14-dkWly Eas & gGa = 30
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12

HEROIC CONDUCT OF HUsBAND.-The Wa.
terton Reformer gives an account of an accident
which nearly proved fatal to Mrs. Bennett and
child while crossing Black Lake in st. Lawrence
county. On the 2lst of June, Mr.. Henry Ben
nett, wife and infant, fourteen months old, wish'
ing to cross Black Lake at Narrows Ferry,
drove on to the scow, securing the pole of the
buggy, by chain, and, We should infer, leaving
the horses hitched to it. Mrs. B. sat in the
buggy with her child. The wind blowing fresh
the lake became rough, and when about ten
rods from shore. the horses got FESTIVE, pulled
back. broke tho chain, and backed off the
scow into the lake, horses, hrs. B. and child oil
sinking together in twenty Eve feet of water
Mr.. B. Immediately dove after his sinking wife
and child. When down about ten feet he caught
his wife by the arm and brought her up, swim
ming with her to the scow. He again dove for
his child. which be succeeded in reaching at the
dentb of some fifteen feet. Having, by great
exertion, again succeeded in reaching the scow,
he placed the child on board, and clambering up
himself. drew his wife after him. The horses
we're both drowned. The ferrymen seemed per.
fectly bswildered, and rendered no practical SER
vice in the trying emergency.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12

The following notice might have been seen,
some weeks ago, stuck up in corset makers
shop window in Glasgow: IAN sorta Of ladies'
STAYS here"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12

BnLS soomfY Dsrosr1olY.-At the store Of Mr.. \
y. Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington, Vhere EnRish
German, Swedish and Welch Bibles and Teauentc "a
always 30 found as one price nov0