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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Congregational

Hon. f. c. LIE BLOED, Of Mercer county,
was, on Thursday of last week, nominated for
Congress, by the Democratic Convention OF
the Fifth Congressional District, which was
held at Lima. This is nomination eminently
ht to be made. We believe each Of the seven
counties of the District presented candidate.
This brought before the Convention an unusual
number of strong and excellent men, from
whom to make the selection. The ballotings
commenced at one o'clock In the afternoon, aud
continued without intermisslOn until six the
next morning, when Mr.. LIZ BLOND, having re-
ceived majority, was declared the nominee
after which the nomination was made unani
nous. He was Speaker Of the Ohio House ol
Representatives during the session of 1864
and discharged the duties Of the position in an
able and satisfactory manner, alike creditablC
to himself aud the body over which he pre-
sided.
The Fifth Is strong Democratic District
and will elect Mr.. LIE BLOND by several thous
and majority. He will make an able and eff
clent member Of Congress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
PalitIonl niacueaIon.

Mr.. Stewards letter to the Pennsylvania gen.
tlemen is pafiotic, apparently sincerely so, but
Il strikes us that there is one grand error In 1t.
II q steamer is overtaken by o tempest on lee
shore, and driving fercely, It would be the duty
Of wise captain to place strong men at the
wheel, and have sharp eyes on the look OUT
But he would never have the engineer leave She
engine, nor If the seams strained and q leak
began to gain would he be q prudent man to
neglect that danger because another aud appa
rently greater was demanding his attention.
Every ordinary precaution for safety would be
kept up with unusual vigilance, and the great
danger would but quicken apprehension Of other
dangers In this idea we see complete
answer 70 those who advocate cessation OF
political discussion in the present times, 80 long
as radical men continue It. II ell parties, con-
seryatiye and radical, would agree 70 suspend
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
PAPER FOR THE STATE.
cnALED PROPOSALS WILL On RECEIVED AT
- the once Of the secrstary Of sia'e' unui
Monday, the LIST day of September
next. at noon,


For furnishing Paper for the use Of the State Of ohlo
a. follows
1000 reams double supsrroyal printing paper " by
Al nehes TO weigh not less than SO pounds 70 tho ream
100 reams double Dat cap, 10 by T nohes 10 weigh at
least 20 pounds TO the ream
100 reams brochure cover paper assorted colors GOby
"a inches, to weigh At least 20 pounds to the ream'
The quantities above named to DO increased at the OPP
tion Of tho Secretary Of State. iif
Bids must be accompanied by samples Of the paper,
and must specify the price at which each kind and quail
ity will be delivered At the State House In Oolumbus no
samples Of an Inferior article need be preaen,ed the pa
per must DO Of the best quality.
The delivery Of the superroyal and cover paper TO
commence on the LIST OF November next ensuing, anu
continue a. the paper shall DO needed. y IN
The delivery Of double AAt cap to commence on the LIST
day Of December next, and continue az above.
Bonds, with approved security In double the amount
Of the contracts will be required accordng to aw con-
dltloned for tho faithful performance OF each contract
The bids to be made and the contracts awarded In &C
cordance with the terms Of the act ITO provide for the
purchase OF stationery, fuel and other articles Tor the
denel Assembly and State ocers, passed March lin,
1858. Bee Curw. 1885, Swans Btat. e0S. N.
Bids to be indorsed on the envelopes Proposals for
furnishing Paper for the State"
Bidders are assured that paper will DO received un'
less It conforms In every respect with the sample
THIS provision sOR DO strictly adhered to.
VS. KBNN0N,
Secretary Of State
Columbus, Ohio, Aug. !, lsO0--did
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
hoTacG Ehoir Sccnog ~ oggrn.nnndancn.

NHSHA VT o" 2 -
HoTace--A. Lincoln, open your ears and pay
attention. Here are twenty millions of men,
women and children In great and deadly peril,
and here are their twenty million screams all
combined In one.
Abraham Hello, Horace! what's up7
Horace--You must attend to your business,
get rid of your oounsellors, take my advice,
abolish slavery, and 60 in fer exterminating the
rebels, or the country's all gone to the d..
Abraham We'll; If so be that, In this war;
slavery must come down, then slavery will come
down; but If 80 be that, In this war, slavery
mustn't come down, then slavery Won't come
down. There you have it--wisdom In solid
chunks.
HoTaee-You twenty millions scream on
Erit Horace, dotUn in The mouth = Cincinnati En-
0ufger
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

HUDsoN's UNRIVALED TooTH PAsTE.-The
best DentTrics now in use. Cleans, whitens and
at the same time preserues the Teeth; HeGts
disedSed Gums and Parjfes the Breath; Possess
Oh neither ALkdIies, Acids or any injurious subs
stance. Well knOtOn and reliable persons recon-
mend II HIGHLY. Its effects are always pleasant.
Try 1t. erv s
Sold at Studer's Periodical Stand, and at
Samuel's, Marple's, schueller's, Flax b Ridg-
ways, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists everywhere. b..
July IL, l662-dly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

TIE radicals are still hopeful. The Wash
Ington correspondent Of the New York Tribune
under date Of the Oath inst, gives an account
Of an interview between the President and Dr.
o. A. BRoWNsuN; in which it is said that Dr. B
inferred from the tenor Of the PEeSident's re
marks, that elf the next battle in Virginia 20
suits in decided victory for our arms, proc
lamation emancipating the slaves OF rebels IL
North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Geor
gia, Alabama, Missisoippi, Louiuisna, Tsxss
and Arkansas, WILDE forthwith issued.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
General Oox,s Brigade.

The following regiments were taken east oy
General Cox: llth Ohio, Col. CoLEsAN; lSin
Ohio, Col. WHITE; 23d Ohio, Col. scAMMoN;
sOth Ohio, Col. EWING; 2ssh Ohio, Col. MORE
and 36.h Ohio, Col. CROoKs; together with
some artillery. Colonel LE1GHTBVhN, OF the
lth Virginia, was left in command OF the De-
partment. The regiments under General Coz
were almost full, the men having enjoyed line
health. The force left in the valley ia suppos'
ed 10 be ADEQUATE to defend 1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
GreeIey's ReIOInder 60 the President

The New York Tribune of the 25Ih inst.
contains Massa GREEtEY 8 rejoinder to the Pfesi-
dents reply to his former letter. After on in
troductory sentence GREELEY says to the Presi-
dent: g.,
/ never doubted, and have no friend who
doubts, that you desire, before and above all
else, to rO,establish the now asrided authority
and vindicAte the territorial integrity of the
Republic. l intended to raise only this ques-
tion-Do gou propose 10 do this By recognizing,
sbeying, and enforcing the la,os, or By ignoring,
disregaTdin9, and in effect defying hs'n9
After putting this question, which ought to
send him to prisOn, If any man ought to go
there for political OHcnse, GREELEY goes on
to urge upon the President a proclamation Of
general emancipation, using the same dc.ato-
rial language as in bis first letter
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

Judge NoRnIs, Of Batavia, Clesmons county,
died on Friday last, after prOtractsd illness.
He had been for long time Common Pleas
Judge Of the CIsrmont Judicial subdivision; and
in 1856, he was the Democratic candidate foI
Supreme Judge. He was an able lawyer aud
an eminent jurist, and was respected and es
teemed BY all who knew him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Tseetiux Of Franklin County Demo-
cratic central Committee

The members Of the Franklin county Demo-
cratic Central Committee are notified to mee'
at John M. Pugh's Office, on next Saturday
3Oth inst, at two O'Clock P. M, for the purpose
of organizing said committee. Every mem
ber is requested to be present, as important
business will come before the meeting.
JNo. G. THOMPSON, Chairman
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

AN ExEMPr.--The folloWing,the GAINESVILLE
Courier says, was picked up near the desk of
the Drafting Commissioners Office in that city:
/ certify that am lame, have broken back,
hip out Of joint, crooked arm, and am rail-
road engineer, an clerking In she Postofhce;
also have charge of Telegraph office, and q
wife and baby, am opposed 70 fghiing-have
Joined the quakcrs. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

The EDINBURa REVIEW ron JULY.--The con-
tents of this number Are-The Explorers of
Australia; Wellington's Supplementary Dis
patches; Sir G. +. LeWis's Astronomy ofSthe
Anclents; Earl slanhope's Life Of Pitt; Troy
on's LAcustrine Abodes of Man; Weber's
Glesnings from German Archives; Iron-its
Use and Manufacture; Remains oi Mrs. Rich.
ard Trench; Dollinger on the Temporal Power.
These articles possess the usual merit to be
found In the contributions to the Edinburg, Of
critical investigation and novelty combined.
Several of them will be read by the literary
and philosophical inquirer With the deepest in
terest, and ell Of them are calculated TO afford
ample food for thought and reflection.
The Edinburg Review, with the other stan
dard British Quatterlies aud Blackwood's q
Magazine, is published by l.. Scott & Co, New
York, at 50 year for each Review, or S. for
any one Review and Blackwood, or $40 iol the
four Reviews and Blackwood.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

TA tabular statement published in the Gin
clnuaa Gazette gives 29.s96 as the number Of
men subject to draft in that city; ll,7l2 the
number to be- furnished; 6,697 the number Of
volunteers to the last call for 100000, and s..
OI5 the number to be drafted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Aadltlonal Surgeons.

The following appointments we're made al
the Surgeon Generals Office on the 25th inst;
Surgeons-E. o. Davis, Lancaster, 1l9lh; A.
v. Patterson, Gallon, 1921; A. McMahon, Gin
cinnati, Gath.
Assistants-R. R McCandless, Monroe,
Il0lh; W. H. SWander, Miamisburg, 18th, vice
Johnson, declined; s. c. Gordon, Georgetown
59th, vice Miller, declined.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
CHAS. W. HILL,
Adj. Gen. Ohio.

The Editors and Publishers Of the Harris.
burg Patriot and Union have been released
from their Imprisonment. at Washington City,
whittier they were taken by military authority
some three weeks ago. Their friends gave them
grand receptian on their return homo last Sat.
urdsy evening,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

We regret to learn thai Captain G. N Could
ipr. formerly Quarlefmaeter on General koso.
orsns's STAFF, and more recently on the stan OF
General Fremont, was captured q few days ago
on ths RApIdan. Captain Gouldlng ia gesident
of Granville, Licking county Ohio. He was
always prompt, energetic oficcr.-- Gin. COM
meTeial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

GENERAL CAssrUs M. CLAY, writes cores
pOndent of the Cincinnati Gazette, from Lex
ingtou, KY, August "a, was then at that place
in command Of brigade, his command con-
stitutipg part Of force en- route to Cumber-
land Gap, and thence to Eastern Tennessee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Local Matters.

6- The Goth ohioat Circleville, the 94sh at
Piqua, and the 99sh at Lima, were armed yes
terd0y with Enfelds, and will be sent forward
Immediately.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

B' Colonel Rodney Mason who surrendered
his command at Clarksville, Tennessee, and
who with his men was paroled, arrived here on
Monday, bound to Camp Chase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

D- The 6sh Ohio cavalry is at Culpepper,
Va. The 18th Ohio is at Bolivar, and the 18th
at Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

p Eight full companies Of the 10Th Ohio
Germany went into Camp Cleveland on Mon.
day morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Democratic County Ticket

For Clerk Of Courts,
THOMAS S. SHEPARD.
Prosecuting Attorney,
MILTON H, MANN.
Commissioner,
]. W. BARBEE.
Surveyor,
DANIEL HESS.
Infrmary Director
o. CASE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
oEBICE OF CLOTHING AND RQUIPAaE.
No. 10l, East Third street.
---- 0InnInnArI- Annnal Ia 1910

oEEIoE OF CLOTHING AND RQUIPAGE.
No. l0l, East Third street,
CINCINNATI. August 10, 1862.
DHOPOSALs ARE lNvITEDFOH FUR.
nishing Uniform Regulation Clothing and Camp and
GarhSon nqupage for the new ievles Of volunteers and
The Clothing and Equipage, for the different arms Of
the seviees to correspond In make and material to
that heretofore used and TO conform 70 the patterns
In the ofco OF Clothing and kquipage, In this city,
where specifications and samples may be inspected.
Propcsala should state the article which IT proposed
ihe earliest period at which ihe delivery viii be commenc
ed the total quantity oered the price for each ar
tlcle,
by law 10 be legby marked with the contractors name.
The following list embraces the principal supplies
needed
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING
Uniform Goats, consisting Of Engineer, Ordnance,
Uniform Jackets consisting Of Cavalry, ARTILLERY,
Infantry, Zouave, and Knit;
Uniform Trowssrs, consisting Of Footmen, Horse
men, Zouave, and Knit;
Cotton Duck 0verallsi
Drawers, Flannel and Knit;
Shirts, Flannel and Knit;
Great Coats Rootmen and Horsemen;
Straps for Great Ooats
Blankets, Woolen and Rubber;
Ponchos;
Talmas;
Sack Goats, Lined and UnlIned:
Boots Bootees. Leggngs stockins;
Stocks, Leather,
Uniform Hats, trimmed and Untrimmed;
DnIoIm Ohpsi
Forage Oaps recruits, Uavalry and Infantry
Haversacks, Knapsacks oanteenS.
ARTICLES OF RQUIPAGE.
I1osr,,aI Tants wall Tents HibIsv renta oomm.
Tents, D'Abri Tents; -n
RsgmentaI ooIoru.
Damn
National
atsrdards
storm Pags.
dsr,ia,n =
Recpniin0 Fava.
C,nIdons.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

BRroADrEa GEN. JAMES B. sTEADMAH, oil Ohio
has been assigned to the command OF the prg-
ade of the late RoBr. L. McCooK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

Hon. Wur1Am ALLEN does not think that
nnfrIolinun damands the abandonment Of the
bemocralIc party &C ChiIicctky AdUwtisw.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
COLUMBUS, July &c, 1860

All persons indebter to Us, either by note or
on account, are hereby notified to make pay
nsnt on or before the 10Th Of September next.
We shall leave for collection ell claims not paid
by that time, --------------
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
GT lieutenant Colonel Burke, Of the Tent

B- Lieutenant Colonel Burke, Of the Tenth
regiment Ohio volunteers, has published list
Of the names Of eighty-two men as deserters
from the ranks of that command. Colonel
Enyart, Of the First Kentucky volunteers, also
publishes list Of seyensy.1even membete Of
that regiment, whom be terms absentess, and
warns them 10 return.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Notice.

Parties who propose furnishing supplies to this De.
parment will state In their proposals how long the pro-
position holds, axd on the back Of each bid will be
guarantee, signed by two responsible parties that the
bidder will execute the contract II awarded him. No
letters kilograms Of inquiry will be answered. but
after the letting Of the 25h Inst, bidders will be duly
notified when their proposals are accepted. Proposals
will be Marked on the outside, Proposals for Army
Clothing"
JN0. Il. DICKERsoN,
aug20-n Captain snd A, Q, n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Democratic State Ticket.

Judge Of the Supreme Court
RUFUs P. RANNEY, of cuyahOga
Secretary of State,
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG, Of Seneca
Attorney General,
LYMAN r. CRITCHFIELD, Of Holmes
School Commissioner,
CHAs. w. H. CATHCART, Of Montgomery
Member of the Board Of Public WOTs''
JAMES GAMBLE, Of Coshocton.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

STONE l. O'HARRA.
iuly26-d&W6W,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. !, 1902 --did
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07

The banks and when this meeting adjourn 1t adjourn to meet
at the cali Of said Committee.
The quantity Of coal sent by railroad this week is
70 0lOI7 tuns-an increase OF 1850 tdns over the
corresponding week last year.
Tue State Bank Of Indiana has not suspended spe-
cie payments
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Cleveland ard Pittsburgh Railroad was held Jan.
at the Offices OF the company in Cleveland. Tie re-
uort presented showed highly satisfactory condition
in both the financial ard operative departments. lie
attendance was not large.
The following Board Of Directors wac elected.
The only change from the Board Of last year Il the
name of II. johnson Of New-York, to represent the
foreign interest instead Of Joshua Atwa;er OF Cats
kill, n. Y:
! " McCuuoisi Weisyile. JaHcs Farmer Cleveland
lanes r. C4Ik Cirtelaud; IT, " Clafk. tl"stlatdf u y
brennan Strubeuylo. " HOLLOWAY, Bridgeport. olioi
H. 4 Johnson Nes yoIk; Il. { hiHf.lel, New y a'ei'
Conn., u. c. lit, Nleenngi Peino-k Pt'6wgh' D.
Preston, Pittsburgh }. Ii. schosnbeIger tlitsOash'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
Arrived.

Steamship Nendrrbit IT, :. trarspor Ia Fevre Port
Roy, :. - Jan 3 vi mails ard Passengers T. Col d. d.
tn sni deisiuee ia snow storm until ID Nj arf
OF the Battery a. p
ship sri iion lo fhoma-ton) Jordan Liverpool y day.
mde snow Burgess, eAlefenced heavy westerly sa~s
most o. the passage.
brg Entprse Or. ~ CoTnwali. n. 81. Could Is,me-
ov - coffee aud logwood 20 hunharot Co. Dec - 10.
% TO- lon II IS 50, big Alice ruu s. kts for New
ofs Dee %. Oh Cape hetieiHs, experienced ee nom
W ana driven as ir s0utA a. isi - Ion o. 'sh l.
20 miles n OF bs neg-,, AID was agan blown - az =
niles f.. u Montau. hss i sails aid scr'sa o'hef 1"h
hge ., - Il
70 o,ds les5 weather on iAr coast 1875 -An'
Sc came To tbs port Tor ofdris. ....--t-. 49,
Big kio Syed kTook Ms,gs y d,y. iflt I'd ooefi e'
peireed very heavy weather dnnns 'H' fe's'' "' ~"
Scar Mary = Gage Dri.ko. shalee 9 da'' SPAR to
t. Conant las bad h. AZ ~tos tDe 'n'' i-'es' -,
scbr Couter Higsn- Boston II days inse,. - Campbell
srs cae!ave Glover Belfast u days timber for ,clen-
S,, Nm. II yor,hrup tsr. pih~. Of Nss.sr y PD sun
man Havana Dec l. coffee and ounces to rass,"F.
Sci ? uou, snubs IA sos 40 days. iuntei.
scbr Oregon, svo.. fotlaud aiss, sap timber
sclr M Rogers X, tcri Ne~-tis'tn FOR 4aDssrt
Sehr l.. A. aylls. - BrooSigsru.
sclr Hi,wa lac, lu,rah 100, hocS aud deys stone
S,hr r.. g. buson Tito no, SEQ D. days hsld.as
>,hr Nj 'snoTas, ialksI, baigg. D.. days lurllci
scsE tlizsn Jtue. IN, Nlntihsycl 10 diJs si2Ge
Schr Oregon. GluFes iaug0r u days. lrDef
sopt. Spr que. Gibbs. fo'IdeIce dlys, ndse. -,
Steamer r. ". B.ooils Foster. BatAos., Hdse to WA
Dai4cL
steamer a. II Bowman, Cla.A. Ne" p"-'e4"' "''N ~
SAIi.Fp-.th Slip orreh Mop'e,ediai bark cy.e,
- Quseasto~ni ohAidpi ofsceh tAus' "hiNeH, piS
Nc.,pos. a g. l.. tbsl A's'iniluei seA' "O1' L. '''
BFtOwIS,is Richmond Of BsIsos.
MID During tAo es,, lroui ~ h. 90 ~ ~ ".
, rbr Jere. NJ Holmes lying at the FOO; a. cs.fter,
Icet ,. H.. i'po~ "sdins provisions ''' f0'' h''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07

leSab Committee Of the Banks il still IN con
.u'ndon "a ihc report uloa the demand Treasury
Notes not having Vet arrived at any agreement.
We know nothing here Of the appointment OF the
Bank Committee reported M being in Washington in
corsul,iion with Nj. Chase. Ii there be a CON
muee there it j. composed OF volunteers.
The money market works easier and demand loans
arc obtained without difficulty at 6a1 per cent.
Paper is per cent for irstclass names. The par
sage Of AN act in Congress. authorizing the ifsue OF
one hundred millions or more Of Treasury Notes 10
be made n legal tender, is looked upon a. calculated
10 bring about an immediate relief in money matters
aud bank expansion of loans TO an amount approSi-
mating tia' WITHDRAWN from the avenues OF trade
under the necessity Of taking large load Of Gov
eminent securities.
Tire Nassau Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn
has declared semi-aunual dividend Of 10 a. cent,
PAYABLE on demand. The Etua Fire Insurance Com
pany OF Hartford dividend Of & cent, payable on
demand, by James A. Alexander, No. ~ Wall street
agent for his city. Interest on Now-fork City
sio,ks, payable on the LIST Of February, viii be Taid
On that day by he City Chamberlain at the Broad
way Bank. The Empire City Fire Insurance Com
pany has declared semi-anbual dividend q y
cent, payable on demand.
The Banks not being vet prepared viii Demand
Notes 10 meet call on the Stock loan, The call hat
not Teen made. The Treasury is paying drafit
drawn for ma,urod Treasury Notes in coin.
SIX, ear Treasury notes are selling a, "a cent
discount for Custom-Iiouse rurposcs. Tie '.3j =
cent notes have an improving appearance but tic
business is light.
The Bank Statement shows wide variations from
the previous week il specie and deposits, but III,
figures in the present state Of suspension not o.
much interest. The actual specie stands at abou
the sarne point The average.
The follow ny If comparative statement Of the
CONDITION of the banks of New-York City, Dee .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07

lie, INA number any week Of the year jan ,
21. sud The nIgest Oct. 81. o. IL. The largest mouth
receipts 10 octobr 2io7i and 4 g sLs rst i February
ii,,st.
Tho iDr- In tho consumption Of bullock, IN the city
since ll5, c 81 c-unpon thu humber 100 ~
that wear Tho increase on sne Is - yer cent ~
number this GEAR having lar rNctedcd the sn paou- O.
ever oody cOntctrd wi tue trade agd Aterug its
e.a ieceit- Of ytsi fl3a .oj bud ID. ayrssc weigh
alo been greater III, price 81 pork particularly il ,he
later part II the year ba- u lower than sN,r beie -
New York .inco the gei Hood Of Western hogs flowed h'
Wa,.
The pce OF be-. has also Tnled lower hn "a sny cf the
ia peers ad he qnui,y has aycssed better indeed
nss been mlrsaoy good I'll The yenr ad win tie ssctp
Ion oil couple a.. ihe AuiuD uOas the acisgo wei
li latiess D La, been equal, Il Ia any year
IiAl thr 2, ia bul ocss AMI tie ~ COWS, whhb
tua nearly al 10 tlv hatcher Hnakcs - ~ hslo
which u dd lat year 90 u" ID net he'
,0c. VIII mae 400 x 90 n Of beef mlica ~ the a',et'
rl sc y 10 macs the OF v- tf3.tJ - . re "h'i
.ae pie The a.erage per Atad OaG be- upon t.' '0-
ION. 800 n H..
Ig the average weight OF the 100 s2 bo;s Ao hier
q 49, 10 each, bi,e,us i5,3SsN IL Of pos i"" -
~ ihkes n i.O8i 80 49,
Tie 81 80 sh,op I'D Lanibs estimate ~ =. % n.
i-~lr naAlrg JC,o4lD which, AZ Be- DIS ltf 90 o.
~ rs 90 e h.cI. ,u ..-
The b. 8,B calves ut - NJ Of mea, TO each VII ske 2S.
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