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, 1862-08-20

M OKTGAGE SAl.E-~- W hereas,
Rsas5a st r. Mslka a ax T. h.s US
b hss sSa SsS5
E stdss e. dos4s 5s :Hsss ys
thoazaad a1 ioaI ka5sred eola! paya5le tSe arsI
f!ea sei inte1e1 ths ssd sa@ g seventy
aasa Ss5sss e es5 VIZ =
s. s 4ea s4s sss ts5 8
s4ss sss ss ed II 4 81 q s
Rs e e ssa e as @
ss tSsa s e ses & e. sss e
sE 81 6 e
& g E e. @s ss5 as
sss 2s;soss q &C. ~ s2sS's9 e Is g
ts S fe s o. ce ~ 2t 9E I'll thszss ~
e ~ . sss sSsiT i'll r. a!s:aess E y
sass saa I III d. aos e e as
IT, PnsS e 81 L III 2; IN any daily
70 l.. e ons thoaaand ionr hundred dc1sra
a sse s. 17a1t VS. 81 s. paid when tha sans 6se
= ! e. ~ sas f SIs
DEder. Eaye elected and co elect Ina% 1a pAaAGiFa
eatyase thoasaaa do1lazH ahsu become and be dug
Hnd she.ea. there now ana unpaid or asd
tolaTE mt sad 8am o. one thoussna 1aaS aHaatEa
dollars that pecAma due thereon a. mtesess @ 2a te
Jsn9a 4 ~ p t as aa IN e tWo t5oa
fbereon % Tie drss day Of July, A. 1as And also,
q interest ,s 20 aa m aa5 ~
dsy Of January A o. 1E62 being IN ths Aggregate tie
Now therefore public notice - hereby given tnst
the rp-ere auc provisions III said mortgage contained
INTO and upcn iii ane s!n zEar the prem
iees described n sa!d mortgage e W.T. Loss sxtyon6
give {E5}. si1tytIx {6s. s1ty ssVen 30 9zsyeght
ts EtyfFne (691. seventy {s) seveuV one az, ssv.
e1tytwo CO: tsrenty Tires Ii3} sessn!yssEr 2 81
e's6 m 81 y s ess Sc
CeD. eightSdga 60. eghtyels tae>, etsh!Eesve 81
& "a aasa sss ~
Ecaaed the est clark g1ge g tas no55h e. ~ p
Eehiller street, the vest b e!ls ssfs ah9 On fa
a5n Thn q end nsfWes sad s:seeis al -: aEd
he2Ein the city CT Chicago county q eook soo s'A'<
I'D tbat VIII on Monday, the twenty atth daz q!
August he1t tAngust l3o2 St ga oGiosS @ y ~
oreaooa On aald plens=s n Iuxsuanee q e T f1I
pown1s and pfns1z,uns q Ead = r. - descSea
being lie premises ahova sH p1csarS I
Ct 1sde%Pn9sonh P9s 20 af III 4fte ~ sn Ja1aes
$S1snS Jsnny y Johnstrs, Ria wiie, tner hel.a
sfesafin'1a nhi'. saafoa aaR3Rt ,o ssss sd9se
Ssd n2os@ge @ ~ Gdn nfT of or t1e rEenssdrss IT. sz
9a snss4s, g. q - Z .s 2 ad da 1asssdsd Sosk
Morfgakes Commencing 1t p3Es ~ e ~ 6 eo9K n
-x,.,r3 1,sna IN 1859 :. se12aN1ef
, 1862-08-20

THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
@Eea 20 y e. ~
E tae yaTons Kaalzszss leading West snd d. Tth r
Lake.:
The Irf,es. lake Line Daily.
VT. CO. stearnara Bee C. Line s1eassz.
T0NAW4NDA, FOUNTAIN EIEK1:
FfzEE STATE. VENoNa+
MOHAWK, MENDOZA.
PLTMoUTH, EVERGREEN CKTx.
NEPTUNE, GALENA,
MAI FLOWER, CHICAGO.
Leaving the dcck at E-e Basin, and foot Of Michigan
street every evening at ocIo:k For s-e!SaE Q: RsI
s:ssin, ard lie RuHao claseaad snd ChieaEo LII
6Hce. foot q Michigan street
The Detroit Line Daily,
~ SsfEs fs ss ss ssa Bae 4 Ros SsR~ viii
VT Co Steamers. VT. Co. steazsn
MISSOURI, DUNK1RK,
TzLINe1S. CONCORD,
SAGINAW. MARY STE FEA5s7
OMAR PA$HA.
Leaving the COCK. E1ie Basin, every evening. st :
ed1oeE ce ,a EH os passage Apply 81 tae
CEeEfzN1ttz, Toledo, sunttszsIs4
and Green Ray Li3ss-
Central Railroad stesners
EQUATOR. EtkUIN0X,
AKAxI2S, EUPHRAEEss
ECLIPSE, COMET.
gkDCNET. NIARQU ETE.
GUEAfQGA, 0Ik0NTES+
FOREST QUEEN,
Leaving the dock ss Etie Rszn at O'Clock 2 4 Fr
q .;sffssa sRy to poe Assa o
For bIle lAdilg and ecnRscts By Canal OF Rsil1os&
hpp!E e tas :olIoXng 81 Ageats; Ge,.to, s,, r..vu,
ErGH ETEkHEtTtahAe3 No eoeaaes se!p' NEW 1dss
{. 1t5 G0isdSa Ss il. Aato, Honsc, Sex york
| s. &. EHAsE lis He1 A!haay; II, r
I il RuRD d CO. Husd'f Dock, Detroit, AIc11.
i'll. TAldNAp1E, MISSISSIPPI: ard Prairie Dc Chisa
Railroad Dock. 5itl" aukee.
&. a BECk- Green Bay, VIE
IF. HCRD, Boston. Mess.
y9aaSe7n Transportation Co. E1ds BBa1. BsrEelA
G0NSIG ESs
{ BOND d NORRIS Cleveland. Ohio
OEEsSIE)N B. SMlsH d TO- Toied1. Clio,
bn9ToH i RAXMoNI5. Raclne, via.
| kENOSHA PIER Co, GeEosEa, VIA.
J We WaIGHE Il CD.. VaMkega1, Ill
J.E KIRKLAND, sheboEgsn. VITA.
C.T. 7kdCHu0HB,
DoKn Freight Agens, North Dearborn stsas
r. .w. TUTTGE, Up Freight AEe=ss
Foot Of s.ata asree:, Chicago. IL
sp1+ps056n
, 1862-08-20

01SfOLUTsON OF co DPARE-
FNERsHfP-The Co Partnership heretofore ex-
Istirg hetwctn Jchn Clark, John II Marshall nG Paul
jont9 under The laue and firm Of John Elark Co..
1ritr ri Marsha!t JOHN ELARK.
S PAUL JOKES.
The Produce Co1n1niesfon Business viii be Conducted
az etofo1e .y the Undersigned under the 1lE name
OF John Clark & co. JOHN GLARk.
nr1t-rSi5Sm PAIL I':NE5.
, 1862-08-20

EhEE Fliis. :. =. ,,.,, =,
result Of long and Practice hsy are 1alld
Il e:s opcrsaon aud cerain ID hli rEEn"
Hons whether fsan sod q EtnesEss hsad3s5 y, PAP
61fectnnH 5EbteIcs, fattgne naln IN tile hack and
HE.bs &C. disturbed sleer which arise from Interrupt
, 1862-08-20
LIVE zE:BEKa

Erurerz e.d Fatute:5 VII. aaz ssia ses -tet A$ff
s6gaou1 route tez iSt s:vSas .:agas9aa ns Mn
WatEset Eld SUPPLIED II sIs1J conyeui8lG3t ~ a4
bees pnesed On :ls act II. and af59
sttenf3pn Il pail to t5eir want1 Efom Harliao02k4
resting choice ts eds:s5 ef tas PE44ApEIfH12s s
new FGRK md BALTI4QsE; AAEkSFs. 1nlz We
foute idr stock 70 New Iofk-lSia- A1antoRk+a4a
TT1sh xrwer ch8ugS9 than &uT Other.
EN6GH LEWIS, Geo1 Sup't, A1tobna, p.
ia L ROUFT. Ge1l TiCke1 AEeot* Fai1ansa1aA
{at.kT1ElY
, 1862-08-20
TRUSTEES SALE.-Pubic no.

TRDSTEE'S SALE.-Pubiic no.
T. uce IL hereby given that T. L. c. Pafna E!reeE,
Trustee &c. viii. ID pursuance with the powers IN
Charlotte Burns and Charles =. barns her husband,
szil at pchc aEcttca Tor cash to the highest bidder nt
cago, County Of Cuo. and State ai Illinois. Lut three
(a}. IN Elcek ffIEsn Ni, in the Canal Trustees SUB
east quarter e ss:tan ssventccn %: II ,1ownshig
Thisd Princlpal Meridian N said Cit5. 81 Cheasa.
sad sale to be made On tac alst day Or ATgnst a. D.
&C. PAINE FREER, T:uStee, tsc:
Chicago. June 18th, 1S6a ie1f-5S1td
, 1862-08-20

TkE. II. S. DODGE, PROFESSOR
T. Ct LurE snd Female diseases. may he consulted
IL hie 1on:,.s ct tie Sherman 1I"nse On Fsidys May
June 45tl, AgEnst Il: and September Istl Aso 1sf
June 2ist aagnst :ti. AID se?tenfe: l: R;1ints 4 M
ram ? ii r u. f"rsultatIt,n free: Address Pest
Uf3ce Iscx Hi1 CEacag. 1unoia Dr. p-s LcctHres to
Etnrlr, 1I3s:SalT sii-5,n
, 1862-08-20

NJ RAII4EQA1E-8n1E1K4 K4414AH1x4N81.. ..77.
on Ard at{ek MONDAY, May l1th. f6& Ea13 ~
Ieye Welh 5tEeet Depot fel1aEs e19eP %Sf
uort Wa1Ten GSlena. buaieifh, D1bu4aet aud tassxs
medlata points: 80 4 4 md ~ II 1es 1tee9s.
~ IA for E;an Bevtde1a. Rocstoro1 I'D 19Is5HsS:
5ista nnnrx. 6{5 p ID. Epr Geneva zHd lEteIMeu1tM
@ fof Bs1oE and jR1eSyEIa VII s1sx
sSs /: e "a 90 z Es;a RasseaSe5a 81 fox ~ FTP
s.sTies3fsts solns9 VII take tho 4dO {. u. EAs1.
sasssaIS @@ e Z. B. TxLC1TE, ReH. E19H
=, ~ 1uKKrRrz s3ao 1eSesnnNF l6EHf n
, 1862-08-20
gig SUPERIOR pTl TRGN

Il The Northern iron Company Of Lake slRsros a
ses4 I5on; dsect ffom It's Blast Furnace and ef II
eraee to which the attention Of those WnntiaE tue hss
No. IS Wells street. .,.;
JEsUP, kennedy & CO., Agents.
ue222!- ue222!-ssEssG ssEEses 6.G&G&T
, 1862-08-20

[ zHICAGO AND 1IILWAUKE3
4 RAYpnAr

FOR hEEArExE, Ii CEoseE S.. PAIL DeHKtz1L
BERLIN, ASD ISrKkHEp1ATH PoaNTs.
1H and after MONDAY. May oth. Ish2s, Yas.eHxE
Trains viii 1eaye the DEPOT corner Of !ss5 Kinzte Haf
Canal streets, f9uadayH eLccrted-s a. fciioEe:
a:i5 a. Il. All. 30 F. H. and o1Fi9a al ulwankae =.
1s&fa A Il, and 1893 2. II.
6tl5 2. NJ
WAFF.a.a ACCOMMODATION THA1E leaves Ctfesrs
II b:5p +. b., end a-rtyes at CscAsa at Is: Il
my9 S. C. BALDH[E, S4pertlteuGasS
, 1862-08-20

W April lst 1863. and recorded st ages s.1 to
saf iac Eaye, 10 GoSk F.. OF Mortgages q Mou:tr1e
County, Ilituus, Ebenez=s Eoyes ana Ann his wife,
eopye3 nnt2 ths aas;sis rcd sagn: ~ otass tse r.
e;;hsa.. quarter oI section Wtnty i've C5>, and the
no;tAwe:t X ef tn: southeast q Secsnn thrtesn.
both IN Township twelve ID ncr.h; a1ao, The ncttn
& ol LIT Que OF tn soataxsst quarter Of $;sctiou
thirty nc tsp n Township thirteen t2 n9rh ~ y
dian gvtn to seru1ea bond Of date TO: the sum
of rwo thousand dollars payable gear after date
{en a1l taxes paid hf ti untesi5nsl On sald laads
Was be a1sa to said pstacipa1 sunni lth Interest
sale in Of lshn1: the p:ncipai sum o5 nsessst'
au1 Whereas default having beah Euade tn the prnci
BAL sun nov amounting t. tue gum ot twcnty tRo
hunursc end fifteen dollars: tncIn3n@ the tax-s No
on said lands y sie uileriEnei ~! ais2 tie haahcg
Of }nIe1est amounting the sum Of fouT hundred and
dfty six Io;;ars All Of the a3ore susls h2iag COW
sud On s5ay the ssd aaI q anEus = o.
Ko1ee. il tie Es OF Chlcago. to The highest stA1sI
to ak III 1nons5 due o. sn1 81 ona 's
and all the right title ard ntefe ID aw a,d ta equity
Of the ead EbeuezeT ~ yes and Ana NJ. his W1te tEeat
=. uor6n i11n t.t
, 1862-08-20

Eeted for 19 rears and grous in fAvcs. It Kills and
Hxsetminates RoachcR, Bed BugA Ants, F7cas. Moths
Cloths, Fura and Furniture, Garden InsectA &C.
al genuine bears the signature Of E Lyon, and Is not
poisonous to persons domestic animals Beware Of
ppuuterfeits aud limitations.
Ixpnt Powder Kills alt insectstn frfcA
Lyon's Pulls are death to rats and mice.
Sold eyerywhere> DIS. BARNES,
ry1ets9+sm 202 Broadway, New York
, 1862-08-20

rrafns 1eaye Chicago at 100 h. M.rsH E1pEese ~ -
seEF E6ndtyrl: ynQ II Hight ExPre*a {e1ceps 9ssHt
daya) Trains arrtge frou st. Louis AZ ao r. NJ s43
= Jonef and Wilmington Aea9mn,odat3mon ~ aea9s8 eze
eaxp st 4aQ 2. L. and a1r1ya y - a Fl acnts
H713 u" e ss4i'S' "-S~
, 1862-08-20

4 LEXANDER SIILER,
IL Notary Public and Commissioner and agent for
Mata C;si,ss Ne sonsa a Gaark street @ es5ser @ 9f
aected with the United States Pay De2astnsst IL tue
Districts ef Wisconsin, illinois, Michigan. Ol1o ksa.
II pay bounty, Pensions, etc. with nuu51tl efficacy
and Dispatch EreclAi attention paid to making ap Sc
eau ohtan tneir pay cheaper by Supplying utn b3
visiting Pay1ulstcr &m also prepared 70 seli e.
Inhertances etc; by rover sf attolnsy; falerenees
HiiGns: Hon Edward saioaon, Governor ot Ejsccn.
R;nE David Tod, Governor of Ohio. 1e9 sSsn
, 1862-08-20
S.-T.-ls6o-X.-Drake'sP Planta-

&.-T+-lS60-X.-Drake'sPl Planta-
EIuE EBITTEUS.-ExhAusted Natures crest restorer
shey 1nytgo1ate, strengthen and purity the system
tnre Dyspepsia AciditE Of the Stomach Darrhca, &c
perfect Appetizer and Tonic They 1nS1gorcs;e the
boby without stimulating the brain. 9hey are com.
zo1ad Of pure st, Crois Runa. Roots and ;.:;.,a and
@~o w-lnded By all who use them. Adapted to
The old Or yonnE+ out particularly recommended to
Enc week and la2gusd. Sold by al Druggists Groesrz
Hcte1e and Sa1oons ...R. Il. DRAKE l. co,
xny1er4elSm eon Broadway, New York.
~ For the cheapest ard best Hair
Jewelry Wigs Bca!as CufIs, Fr1zzets. etc. SO to A.
QHsNALpF 100 Luke street. and exan ne t!lose Won
artificial from the natural when adjusted Il the head
HIS Hair JcVelvy contains always the newest Paris
Ties. i i articles viii Five entire s2Itsflctlou-
=
, 1862-08-20

WTAR CLAIM OFFICE OF
w lEavrTT & WRIGHT, Attorneys at Laz.
DlsAn1ED SOLDIERS and the WIDOWS and MI
NOR CHILL ZEN Of aceeas. $2lGsrs afs emitted 70
81 EfarE street tsEbIGc!1Yr
, 1862-08-20

rYSENTERY AND DLAR
z RI1EA-Certain cure. h!so. the
WESTERN LIN1WENT,
rar 1,heuat1s1n srrasns T.n.scs, DC. y, family OF
5rctytcraI should be without it. ". Hl!TCilNEs,
Je5!S9:sn1 Sole sEent f1r the West 81 DeaShorn'Et
, 1862-08-20

To the Nervous Of both sexes.
- Retired cc-c1uan having heen reEt9red to health
IN EN days ater uIy years Of reat ls E7
Efg t. assist Others hy sending ti:ee) q tae lecepI
ticu I1aed Idrect t!c REV 3t;lIN n DAGS ALL 1s6
FEIton +. rect Brooklyn, NcT 3ofk- te9slsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

a., a. 49, -, s,>k an
ursssped Itself but shsckoA him p hear bssue spess1
~ IN hat amor The best mon have tner feenes Snc
they feel almost crushed d the hs 'n
logic Shove Thorn. . .hn.
which rnses with the latest breath made bis voice
nevertheless, his soul Jet appeared perfectly iuc'a
he continued; -. .,a ,h.re-I would
Let us nave low more ~ous ne,1 ,L .tsn A. whole
is immense human affirmation, ~ aus Monsieur
think Il nexelsbe, but the whole mvn .rchduche.s
Monsieur, isment Msro An ,,no, ,som,n who
and queen but lament also that poor nr,;no her
in ICB5 under Louis 10 Grand Monsieur "no ~ mo,
child was stp ped TO the waist and ued 70 pS In and
child wa, held before her; Der breast swcIea WIN
seeing the breast, cried with egony ana ,he W hr
to ths wousn-the pursing mother. hecsn, NV ~,
the choice death OF her child ana tne 10
conscience What you 70 tn ~; H. French Revolution
had Il. reasons Its wrath wiz pe & -. iii. bloyys
its result 10 better World IRON" ,st he bdef must
comes n csess for the nuinan human VA am dv,ns,
stop have too good ea"se ,;hon ~ old man cor,.
And. cessins TO Ioon =. .iIe n ,rd. '"' Wv
peted his idea IN these nc" sr. .aaA ,.voption,
Yes, the bTutaties OF PIosies ~ {, ~ hoan ,acs
Ia. been harshy treated but that 1t has advanced
After brief silence the ola nun iaseu us "hec' '""
heaven. and said: uu..A,
-" The infinite exists, IL a. there II 'ne ,nnIo 49, q;
other words II would not be- But II H. inen h"A
This me OF the INFINITE IL dod' , l.,
Ihe dying pronounced those last WORDS Id iouo
hen he ceased his eyes closed. Tho effort had exhausted
him Il evident that he had lived through IN one minute
the few hours remained to hiu What he had said hAa
was ~ hand
"Ths Pisboo perceiyed H. time was pressing. He had
come A. priest; from extreme GOODNESS be had passed by
10 extreme emotion he looked those closed eye
M zoos that ola wrnLed and icy hand and drew closer
,bs dyinvmen
b h"nT IL The hour Of God Do YOU not think |, would
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

morn enthusiastic amateur Of horses. The Earl he'd
married Scilian Princess, but he left no children.
His titles and property descend to nephew, the son
of the late Lord Herbert Of Lea
There is new literary embroglio in France. M.
IA Pop,msrtin has written book called "Les Jeu-
dis de Madame Chsrbonncau," which he dedicstes,
without permission, to Jules Sandeau. M. Sandeau,
in the Journal des DtJats rebukes the author with
GREAT bitterness accusing him OF takng liberties with
personal incidents in his career which not even the
veliest imagination could justify. He also remarks
that if it be true that he introduced NJ de Pont'
martin at the house of NJ. and Nine. Emile do Girar'
din, as the author Of the "Jeudis asserts, he pub
Hcly begs pardon of that gentleman. and of "the
Justly honored memory of his first wife," This is re-
garded ia neat and novel form of sfront and NJ de
Pontmartin is expected to take notice of it in be-
coming manner.
Queen Victoria, it is declared, Will pass the Sum
mer at the Castle of Rosenbaum, in the Duchy o.
Coburg, the former home Of Prince Albert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10
U-JERSEY ITEMS.

THS MYSTERY Rehabilitation the description
given of the woman who drowned herself aud child
by jumping overheard from the Jersey City ferry
boat Golden on "Wednesday hast, there is no doubt
she was Welsh woman named Jane Morgan, IT.
siding in Wiamsburgh, who had been on vislt 10
some friends living in Bright street, Jersey cry,
where she remained three days, and started ,''''
afternoon, as they supposed, to return home, no.
husband deserted her short time since, anu went
West. This male her disconsolaie, ana oe'nS III
destitute circumstances, in despair she TOO" nese'
and little Que out Of tho world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

The Money market is without change, and offers
ara freely made ut 3a4 y cent on call, without
mucb movement. Frstcla.s bills pass readily at
p cent.
The decline in deposits since Saturday has been
nearly 81. SOC, 900. This cannot be accounted for
except on the hypothesis that capital is seeking H.
yes,ment in demand notes
The following will chow the exports of Specie
from New.YoA to foreign ports for the week epding
Jups7 1863.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mathews are giving in
London u parlor entertainment, which on the open.
ing nights had the significant title OF Ny Wife and
H. Subsequently. We observe. Mr.. Mathews
changed the title. inviting attention to "Aa tue
World and his WIFE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

JrNK 9-3, 259 bbs Flour go bbls Com Meal 80, bbls
WHISKY 20 uO1 bush Wheat OF t5s bush Corn 5000 bush
Oats t2 psgs Provisions 40 pkg. Lard 49, Ae., Lard
Ilj pigs. oil Gaze, II pSgs Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

Two millions three hundred and twenty-five thouf'
aud dollars ~ 325 .OOO have been funded in the
$50 year loan in Boston. Tie temporary iosn' 81
and 4 p cent, at Boston, amounts to u, 6Oo,oOo.
The following 10 the California specie list Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

(AMfNILLE MohdiY, ?, I'o-.
For the week ending Monday June ell0 OF Cattle
a car, Of Hogs do sheep do onos do. Mules Total
OF STOCK the week. a showing increase over li'
week OF 10 cars o. Live stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10
Increase. ...'...'.''''"ei"'""H
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad have elected

Increase. ...............'..slVI"oH
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad have elected the
following Directors:
Joseph W. Al.op. Laz Andersen, VIZ H. Aspinwsll. I'd
Colin Charles s. Cone Samuel w. Comstoek. Edward De-
no IhIHfS eI Ear od. Fo%.y
Scarborough Fred sehuchandt, joseph florence. aud n
Whisewnsht JG -,
Mr. Odeli was elected at the request of the English
bondholders. The Secretary's and Treasurers re-
ports will not be ready for few days
The annual meeting Of stockholders of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad was held at Chicago on
Thursday, when the following Board OF Directors
and officers were chosen, presenting only single
change in the Board.
VIM. b. Ogden, Chicago, IL; Geo Smith, Chicago Ill ;
81 c. Darling Fond da Lac. wis; A. l.. Pn.ekmd, Wafer
town. Wi. J. n. Pes.e J.ne.yile. Wis; WA A. Booth
Kew.York; VI. IA. Boody. New.York; Austin Bsdw H. New
Yort; Geo. d. Bartholomew. Hartford Conn.
The following is the present length OF the road:
Chicago to Oshkosh.. ....lHJ miles.
Oskosh TO Appleton. " miles.
Appleton to Green Bay ....'..''.'.'.'' ~ Hiie''
l............................2s3 miles.
The semi-annusl report Of the Sinking Fund COM
missoners of Ohio places the total reduciblc State
debt at 81 60 i26an increase of $iOi 900 since the
last report The Sinking Fund receipts for the last
six months are 81, O62, jO7; tho disbursements,
ss33339.
The Cotton market is dull and quiet awaiting the
Government sale OF 800 bales advertised for to.
morrow and next day, 400 being classified IL,
refuse" having been purchased by Government TO
protect their vessels at Hampton Roads, the residue
having been seized on the Florida coast. The stock
here i'd supposed TO he about 8 900 bales and in the
other Northern narkets some . 600 or OOO balsa
more. This is sufficient to supply our spinnors for
about single month at the present rate Of consmp-
tion which is estimated to be only - Y cent of the
usual rate no that il we secure 10 more cotton for
the coming month, the stocks in Northern markets
will be completely exhausted. Ii is expected how
ever that there will be occasional arrivals of small
lots from Tennessee, and also from Liverpool the lat
ter induced by the higher rates prevailing here, and
that we shall thus DO kept in tolerabe supply until
shipments come to BIO made from Memphis or New
Orleans.
Middling may be quoted nominally at 3lc, though
sales could hardly be made at that price pending the
Government sale refor.ed to. Indeed, there is q
wide difference in the views Of parties--some pre-
dieting that Cotton will decline within thirty DAYS
Eve cents per pound while others are confident Of
previous prices.
BY the arrival Of the North American of Cape
Race, We have advices down to the 30tL ult. The
Liverpool Cotton market closed firmly at an advance
Of Id. The sales Of the week were AZ 900 bales.
The stock on hand was $4,000 bales, Of which
l03. 75Oiwors American.
Ihompsons Bank Note Reporter says:
A Official satsnen. from tho Trcaay Department SHOWS
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loung men children 70 Be useful and ~,
parents psas Nov al EIsminstiou Fowler Well"
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IAdyertissInene.I

GAS FIXTURES and Coal on LA MIS-. ~ ~
variety a, our Msnufactory, Nos " ~ ana - PsscsNr
1'rads ar, invited to call
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CONSTITUTION wATER Is . ~, Ss R.ai.r ssa y
p'5s,e. ssa II m a HIlss Agents. y Cia"'
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81. CLOTHES. WRINGER-Just Pa as osssu1
wrnss beautifully and hts any tub ' Was aos.ss n
stores supplied by express in s,.,y towa Csit -
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po11cy MoyrMrxrs.-The Police Commissioner
at their meeting on Saturday, resolved upon ,ne ~.
lowing transfers of officers, to take effect on the ''
inst: +, IA .ub us
cse CAPE De Camp Of ga The sIIh Capt a. c
of tc "a 10 the 2Jd Capt sques s 70 w. Isth 70 t
b scsssp John Murphy ls nSo ."S
Pairomsn Arthur r. Of the ,sn Of The ith ~
he Sergeant ofthe 9Th, aud Augustus "''''
SERGEANT of ths ist
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HYLP FOR THE IsDIAHs.-A meeting was held u
the Cooper Institute last evening the Rev. Mr. F.n'
bough in the chair in behalf Of the Indians fssnG'
Bseson and several Others who had PERSONS KNOW.
edge of the treatment OF the indians gave accounts
their suilerings by traitors and spectators, enc
claiming that they are with the Rebels through %,
cessty, and not from choice. Father Beeson oferSa
the following preamble and resolution, which we0
adopted: ......
hsrsas The conviction Is felt BY enlightened Gnds sss.
the desoasion in which has involves 30 many ~
pie Is tho reaction re,ribution for the sruees wn
nation We have allow Cd be prsciiced upon tHe ~.
race, and that In pecolance with the divine MAXIM Ias
same measure which shall be measured. 20 US v,
thsrs car be no true peace FOR country until We n
u.ee for the Indian well oil Others unce' 'as o'"A~
OF Gov, snrIclt; and 90 -, .....x n,
Uisysas MANY Of frontier tribes have been iotcsa
traitors into false positions and are now Ia eifeun'sn
suffering sad encouragement; Therefore . ..,. "a,
PS'ir,a That COMMITTEES be appointed to prepare -.
publication through the papers statement OF the" h''
10 solicit ne.ns the redress Of their wrongs ,N
Whercupon Messrs. Fishbough, Lawrence, aua
DIR. TYLER were appointed a Committee toP'sp@"
aa address, and the meeting adjourned.
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PErRoIEuM.-The action Of the Brooklyn Com
mon Council in prohibiting the storage Of ca. oil
that city, and the probability that the Commos
Council of New-York are about to take siuils
step, have stirred up the oil merchants. They VIII
meet this afternoon a, o'clock, at the MercbanS
and Produce Exchange, No. "a Pine street, tor
GUS the question of whether Petroleum is dangsr'"
or not.
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TABLE M CO. - Me- Yv ~ ~ vssk s~1t:s ssss
~. Jsxs I. lcs: r. wAsss " aasst ~ Ces"s' ~"
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THE GREAT BABY-SHOW az p DIM, shsAp.s
,,,r,ctiys than ever this week All the nness sd
~ ~. exhibition have been selected Tor tn .s.u b.
o. of iuyruile beauties seldom ~qusled 20 % ;.yss
aide all the Museum andtwo superb is'oe'' W.
can't sum Of % cents
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