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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-28

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9en.-Der tuOblbearantete STUFF uuierer @aa9en
bat anbere Waaeenperfertiser %perlettet, lire tpeni>
ger beliebte @orte BON Waagen rGairbants'
@aasen" III benennen. unb babur9 ilro oiele
Rdufer betrcgen purben. @eeen ebrenbafte &i<
palitat erbeben mir tetnen Gintuarb. Atsr e5
tleibt nutbpenois, ben 8etrug gu entlaroen.
Menn aneere @aagenSerferttger Bel ibren eisenen
@aasen @lld bateu uub gertrauen finoen, 10
brau@en ie a9 IN eren Mt II (Gairbenf5'
@aasen) nibt gu erbcrgtn.
TairbanfS @cale6 tperben nur fur1
uns ieltf, bic mir bic uripransIiben Grfnesr inb,
oeri ertist unb mir BADEN un1ere @rinoung ME
mails anperen Tabrifen uiteetbeilt pofr iiberla0en.
6. uub s. T%atrbanfS II. 0.
ct. Sobnsburg, ST., %. Bebr. 1862.
BrAn9en;
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Tairbanf8 u. 8ropu, 11S MiltfraBe, Bpltpn.
6airbaufs u. Gwins, Maicnic Iemple, Ybi-
labelpbia.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-28
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Sur Nreeutptpren. - @pb1 3u Be-
a@teu! - SIN uulerer leyten Mummer u1adten
mir fulsenbe Mreabe:
IS urupreemptpren."-Se Tibbet5 BON
Der ct. peter 2anb Office bat> 70 ntelbet Elm
@e&islbIatt> ertldrt, RAP Der laut &esieruns5-
orere bisber erfproerli9e Sreul9wur ppr ber
Musbaneisun9 ber patente nidt n1ebr ssleitet ~
werbsn brau&e, pubur9 Siel xrutel unb Soften
eripart tuerben." ~
Dieies 1T laut eiuem uns 1pebea 5use9anseuen
Sareibsn beg 9erru S. q. Nen3, &esifera bet
9snberlon 2anbofRee foleenoermaben gu teri9ti~
gen. Die Snfruttienen bes eenanntsn 8eamten
be1aSen, ba6 nur bel Der MusfeQun9 Don Waten-
ten auf 2anb, wel9es bur9 Yrisatanfauf
Qoripat cntrp) erwprbeu tpurbe> Der Srsuel9pur
MD eeleiitet gu trerben brau6t, taeceen eelsilst
perten m u 8, no es iit UNI bic Mus(teQung BON
patenten an Yrumptipns-G laimer banbelt,
Wenn 6err GibbetS BON her ct. peter 2ant-
office cine a,eere Musate eema9t baten lcu, 70
fann baS nur ieinen @runb tarin baben, eab
eatweber bteler 8eamte leltf feline Snfruetionen
ni@t serltanbe,t, pecr, tpas wabri9einlider 1T,
eaB ct bon benz &ebafteur bes 8lattcs miBper-
itaneen tpurbe, lit tem Wir jeneMnsabe sprfaneen,
bsnn bic Sniruttipnen pss General 2autamtes
in Maibin8ton at unlere Staat5- 9%anbamter lnb
jeeenfats alc slei@.
Die BON ben preen1ptcren III l~ei{teuee @ibss<
fprn1el lautet III Der beutlden 11eberietuug: SD
-- feierli&, tab i'd bic Goniitutiu, unb Se-
sieruns ber Ser. @taateu unteriuyen, be19usen
uno sertbeitisen min eesett aQe 6einte, eleidsiel,
Oh einbsimiiae pter auswa1tiee unb baB i'd eeseu
le feite Greue uno @ebpr1am be9en piu, treeno
tpe!&e artptoerlaufenbe gerprbnuneen, 8eI9lu0e
ober @eieBe irsenb elmer Staatseenssntipn poer
@eiebgebuns unsea9tet; unb feruer, Bag i'd
bieS nit freiem Gntl9lub, sp1er 1eter5eusurg
nnb pbne irsenb tpel&en seifieen @orbebalt ODER
MusFu&t tbue; une ferner, hab i'd gut u. trsu-
lid ale Yfi9ten erfaQsn min, pel&e baa @e1ss
mir aufest. on mabr mir @ptt belfe -
@ir tbeilen ferner auf bic MutoritGt beS 5errn
&en3 nit TAP Dor benz 1. Sanuar 1863 feline
2anbsei@afte eemaB ben 8%enimmuneen bss
5eimf attese1eses nb9ema9t perben, 1on-
bern, bab bis babin fir ldmmtli9e Qanbaneele-
senbeiten bic Befimmuneen bes preemptions-
@eiebes se&ten. Gnbli9: cas- 9ei,nfatteeeleB
inbet auf bic uneraten @ettionen innerbalb IS
Meilen Sun ben &ilenbabn-Qtnien feline Mu-
tpenbung.
5errn &en3 fir freunbli&e Mitbeiluns bes
Stigen uniern perbineli9len Dant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-28

Ser Tprtuna : 0arten be5 5rn 9erm.
RreiB 1T raprsen tpieber Der Interchangeable
@ammelplas aQer 6rtube unb @rbpluns Su9en-
ben. @iebe bic Wnaetae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-28

Meip=1lnt+ Das Sntere1antets aus be-
1er blubsNofn uno burG neue @inwauberun9 liA
traftig empcrbebenoeu Vipnierltatt 1T tppbl bic
Nabri9t, bag eas bort eribeiaenbs teutlge Or
gan, reldes rarneutlid> felt eS inter Qeitua9 bes
9errn Stto 8artb ianp, lb ppbl ribmcu fann,
gum %ufldmuns Der juu9en @tabt erbetli9 nit
semirft 81 babeu, letner gissntbumer oemetplelt
bat. Der ~pipnisr" rire jebt beyau5aeeetsn BON
5errn Suliuspan1s Der spn 2cuisSiQe, g.,
uolelbt er al, benz 2puispiQe Ar3eieer bel1dftia!
mar, mad Nep>l1Im iberlieeelte, .NadSem Serr
Sttc 8ortb tn So. 222 ees picnisr Fd ppn Ben,
Yutlifum ais Necafteur rub 9erausgebsr ieues
8latteS SerabIGiecet> iteQt fG 5err panlc in So.
223 leinen Qtiern in einem Mntrittsprpgramn1 Dor,
benz mir ~folsense be5eidneube SteQe entuebmeu.
9err panle la9t: rNir ltnb bis jeyt fem ltrenger
Yartetmann unb untsrltiiBen nur bic Wartsi, bic
uniern @lniden ant nG9iten trmmt+ @ir be-
firworten eiaen ansemc7eneu S9ubsoI, Der
slei9mabis nniere Sntufrie idist. @ir utter
ltuben bic Gmanctpatipns> uno gpu Relationship.
9ofen pir, bab ME cine anpere Yartei ben
u@un19en bes 5ru. pan1e raber fpmu1en" u,Hse.
als bic @artei eer 6reibeit, SOUR lit bieler
Gerauslssuns pani9sn wir unler,a GpQssen 1T
ieinemt neusn @irfunesfreiie BON 5ersen @lid.
Ct 1T Der Na@fp!ser zines Manues, bet wir uur
ungern ppn Der pul;tiiaeu Sampftabns attrcten
leben, weil er l1g burA Wrabbeit unb GeRis-
felt eer @elinnune eus5eidnete, stpei GigeniGaf~
ten, bic wir bcFcu, III osat Yipaisr aud feruer
au5gsprast su fnheu.
5err 8artb beiiabst f9 gceeupGrtis tit &C.
I1Gftea lit ct. g)aul.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-28

CAPT. 9aunber8 bat Mnfane bieier @p@e
bic soQfantise Montirune fir bas 6. &teinent
erbalten. Die aleiter wdren ba. Gs sebarf
aur nod Der Qeute, bic bineinge(edt tperben fpQeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-28

Gebr gut. Der rpiunier anb Democrat
forbfrt ben 9tra6enepmmilIpner wat. Murnane
in, Namen bsr 2Gbies auf, bic N6sel, bic 3oatpeit
aus ben planten bts Srpttpirs yerpprteben, nte-
beri&lasen 3u laGen, nm Dem 9anstnbleiben unb
3erreiBen Der Dameutleiber slbbilfe 3u tbun.
rDie Damen, !" fa8t Der Yiuneer ant Democrat,
rIne freunblt@ se.us, unenteeltli@ bic Grettoirs
gu feyen> bestalb iOute ber Strabeneummilirner
tbnen ienem @efaIcni nt&t perfaaeu." tf
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

We are informed by Capt. Edmonds of
the 42d regiment that he has experienced
considerable difficulty in apprchending
three deserters from his company, who took
refuge among the secession sympathisers
living in Shelton township. Warrick coun-
ty. Capt. Edmonds spent several days
trying to find the men. but they were
concealed by the citizens. and finally the
latter armed and drove the Captain and his
posse away. Determined to succeed, Capt
Edmonds went to Rockport and secured
the services of 175 men. belonging to the
gid regiment These arrived at the scene
of trouble about daylight Monday morn
ing, and at once proceeded to arrest every
man they could find who had harbored the
deserters. The latter were also found, ar
rested. and with thirty four Of the citizens
of Warrick. arrived in this city yesterday.
The men who banded together to resist the
arrest OF desei ters from the army will find
out to their sorrow that they have been
guilty Of very heineous offence.
We learned last night that another de-
scrter from the same company had been
shot and slightly wounded by party sen,
out to capture him.--Evansriie Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

EThe CLARK County Democrat. whose
editor was delegate to the 9th Of January
Convention. thus pays its respects. to the
principal orator ofthat body:
In the absence of the Committee on Res
olutions. the notorious John G. Davis took
the stand and bored the Conventional
least the respectable portion Of it-for over
two long hours with one of the most pro-
scriptivc, illogical and disgraceful har-
argues ever inflicted npon public assem-
bly,. We will not insult our readers with
even = synopsis Of t. Suffice It to say, it
was an insult to the intelligence and good
sense of the audience: disgrace to the par
y he protested to represent, and, at the
same time SO vilely misrepresented, and
Characteristic of the man who lately so
shamefully betrayed his own party BY go
ing before regular Democratic Conven-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

Gus. PAINTS. and allkinds of Building Ma
NAV 10 isI'a'a' NIB DICKSON s co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

ton in the Seventh District as candidate
for Congress and, after failing to obtain
the nomination, bolted the ticket. and was
elected by the abolition vote. Character.
ic of the man who when member OIL
Congress. endeavored to sell out to the
Abolitionists for the position of Speaker
of the House of Representatives. This is
the man that occupied all the time of the
Convention until after the Committee or
Resolutions came in with their report, rem
dering il ont out of the question for any
Democratic Speaker present to address the
Convention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
THE REPUBLICAN.


~ Dyfw 49, -
What crime have unconscious done, ~
That men should thus my limbs restraint
MY conscience proudly answers none
That doth deserve this CALLING chain.
For surely tits no crime to stive. .s.rnz
To break the bonds that traitors forge.
Prced- despots from their ,lroncs to drive.
Andm,ke them all their spoils disgorge.
II this be wrong, then many a name
That freely bled in holy cause. "a ssF.
And nobly dared defeat iand shame,
Deserves ccnsurs--net applause. eze 3
Thedoom-o of rants this nishs6e-
OF rebels 'gainst cause so just
Their selfish min ds are never free,
To seek the rig lit in which to trssr: III
Tcn-fold their number can't enslavc,
With all their naughty Boosting ml he,
\ margin Of the loyal brave;
Onward then-your cause is night.
The Union 5 not in jeopardy, q, rss.... =
Though LroSs and BakFa felt; p
Our righteous cause will keep it free
From every wretch who may rebel.
Shed no tear for friends confined
In tents by naughty traitors plancts
Each lonely day but brings to mind
Wen ever BY our Banner stand. =
Keep it floating. the breeze bids fair
To wafs it on trumphantly;
Tho chained to duss, sce'H nc'er despair 50
Our prayers ascend for victory.
Degenerate sons of noble sires-
Their dictatorial aims are fed
BY rude ambitions base desires,
And By the traitors ire are led.
God speed the right, and may We ever, .I5
Our country and her laws defend:
To yield to tyrants--we viii never
But for better cause contend
March on with all your glittering steel.
Your days Of compromise have gone; -
Ope the lannon's mouth with ZEAL
The USroN-North and South are one.
PLyNcvrH; Jan. 1862. 4a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

EHAt the late Democratic Convention
held in Indianapolis the following resolu-
tion was offered, but the Breckenridge men
made such a confusion by insessant yells
that its reading could not be heard. and it
did not appear in the official proceedings
as published:
RESOLVED. That while we lament the loss
Of that distinguished statesman, the Hon
Stephen A. Douglas. to our country in
the present hour Of her trials. we cherish
with a grateful remembrance his many
virtues. and aone more than his magma
nimity and patriotic devotion to the Union,
in promptly rendering his counsel and aid
to his successful rival for the Presidency,
in putting down the rebellion against the
Union and the Constitution.
Men who attempt to keep up OF revive
old party organizations at time when ev-
cry energy should be exerted for the defense
of the imperilled Union are aiding and
abetting the rebellion of the Coniederates.
The resolution thus boistero ,sly hooted
down was an expression of opinion which
is shared by every loyal man in the coun-
try. aud those who opposed it are fit only
"for treason. stratagems. and spoiIs. -
The memory Of the patriotic Douglas.
whose last thoughts were for his country,
will survive in the grateful remembrance
of his countrymen. while the names oil
Breckenridge and his Northern coadjutors
will go down to posterity on the same in
famous scroll with Iscariot. Arnold
Twiggs. and Buckner. Jour
nal.
The same men who hootcd down reso
luton in honor of Douglas. applauded
John q. Davis to the echo when he declar
ed that if he had gone South "he would
have taken dispatches from his Democrat.
it brethren to their friends in the South
and cheered his infamous assertion tina
che would support no platform that iisis
ted upon a vigorous prosecution of TIT
war;" The contemptuous rejection of al
endorsement of the patriots Douglas ant
Wright. and the hearty applause Of Johl
G. Davis. are two facts which lay on
most distinctly the line in which the Con
vention desired to move. Two points e,
a line, and these two. facts fix the line o
the late Bright Convention.-Lad. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
Tell Him to Put it Through.

The publication of the following char
acteristic letter from "Old Abe" to Score
tary Cameron is appropriate to the occa-
sion:
EXECUTIVE MANSION. August 20. 1861.
Ny DEAR SIR: Since you spoke to me
yesterday about Gen. j. l.. Lane Of Kan
sas. have been rejecting upon the sub
ject. and have concluded that we need the
service of such man out there a. once;
that we had bette, appoint a Brigadier
General of Volunteers to-day. and send
him off with such force as You think will
get him into actual work quickest. Tell
him when he starts to put IL Mrough--and
not to be writing or telegraphing back here.
but put it through.
.a Very truly yours, Ifffe
a. LINCOLN.
To HoN. S. CAMERON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
Retail Price, 81 per Bottle, or Six for Is,

Principal Office andsaiesroom. No. East Fourth s,reet
81 building from Main Street. Cincinnati, Ohio Lapofa
tory No. 30 Hammond Street
For sale in Marshall Co.. by Persh1ng Co.. ID 70.
and T. A. Lemon, PlyInoufh; Robert cornwa b2nrton
John Kesslcr, Bocmingsbug; d w STANCE, ana iona
srifh Narmsnf: Haish& Bio, Argos and by Druggist
and Merchants generally throughcutthe United States am
SsarasIas 8 = l,af ~ lmarcil4 19n5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
"A New Article!
DR., Roback's Stomach BitterS

Dos and delightful Somachic and Cordial, for giving
tone Stomach. and for the prevention Of h'iious
complaints incident to the Western country Try it,
morning drink to assist digestion End relieve Dys
pepsia, il has no equal. Try it. t,f
In faror il is superior al other Btfcrs- Try H.
The formula of these Biftcrs seIl the sle property
of Dr. Eobac originated with one OF the oes. sAs mos
eminent Medical Practitioners 81 the Vest an"
Theee Bcrs derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic nature the roots and herbs OF which ty are COM
messed and as they are by allaying unnatural cravings of
the stomach, directly proniotivc OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
MALE and FEMALE
OoT.T."G


The Valparaiso Male and Female College under tho pat
ronasc Of the North Western Indiana Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. L. in successful
The location is in the Valparaiso, f,rty miles
cast Of Chicago the Pisburg Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad For health and morality the location Is urex-
ceptionabe beautiful brick ece, 4s feet wide by
feet long, three stories high has been erected and is
occupied. FACULTY.
Rev. G. n. SIMS, A. NJ. President and Professor Of
Incienf languages and Literature.
y. d. cARLEY A. B. Professor Of Mathematics
praf Sciences
Miss C. A. BoLLrs, Teacher Of Normal Department.
Rev. j. F0xwoRTHy. Tutor.
Miss LEILA CARPENTER. Teacher Of Primary Department.
Miss Many HE,roS Teacher Of Instrumental Music.
Miss MARTHA OAKEs, Teacher If Pafing aud Drawiag.
Prof - PUTNAM Professor Of Eiocvfion-
Expenses, Per Session.
Tuition, Normal Department, First Grade. 50 90
Second Grade, A 90
Preparatory Department, LIST grade. IS 90
I'd grade. g 90
Collegiate Department, q 90
Janitor Fee, Normal Department. ......... 25
- Preparatory Gel Departments, so
Instrumental Music. 10 90
Students taking studies in different departments i'll lie
charged proporfionatcly 60 the number in each.
The German and French Languages, Vocal Music and
Painting, will he taught IL classes formed Price de-
pending the Ius,hcr If stsscnts In the classes.
Tuition and Janor Fees srartaly IN adrdacc unless by
special arrangcant Tuition refunded in cases Of pro-
traced Illness but for nothing else Students should enter
the of term will be received time and
charged accordingly Glasses in Languages formed only a
the beginning Of the attention will be given
to the art practical teaching, and classes formed or
ercise in this Department.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
TEMPERANCE,

The believes that in making them widely
known the public wcliarewiii he <nbservcti-
1t will be for sale by all Of Dr. Robacks numerous
Agents and at Hotels &C. che country Init mean
time will filed direct from Cincinnati in
quantity the lowest Ii is put up in Quart
Bottles and securely packed In dozen eases. Hall
ozen sample wl however, be sest TO any address
1l.SirI
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-23
TAX SALE.
TREAsrRER,s OFFICE. l

WeopBrRY Co. Iowa, August ed, 1869. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday,
IN the 9Th day Of October, 1861 the undersigned,
Treasurer of Woodbury. county, Iowa. will offer at
public sale at hs Office in Sioux City. the following
described lands aud town lots for the taxes interest
and costs then due and unpaid for either both of
the years 1860 1884, the same are set forth in
the following list.
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock NJ cf said
day, and continue from day to day, and adjourn
frUm time to time unfit all has bcsn sold, or the
taxes otherwise settled. TuOS. J. STONE,
Treasurer of said County
, 1862-12-20

TALLON--Quieta and nominal at 99914c for City
and s5@69c for country.
BUTTER-Dull. Sales. II pkgs prime roll at
15ei Is frkins good at 14c; u do Ut 1876.
uFI0GR-Recciyed. 1883 brls. Market quiet.
Sales:--100 bf1s "Wate1town-. Spring Extra at
$3.50; 81 brls fair Extra at q 30: 500 brls do at
$425: 200 brls do $40; 100 brIs Wallace do
at $410: d bTls Spring Super at $3.50.
WHEAT-Rcceived. 4.9S5 bu. Market 4IHc
lower. Sales were az COO bu No = Red
in store at a8c: 1900 bu do at 5.5O1 bu Re-
bn No Spring lin Munger Armours} at 93c:
400 bu do at 9:27lc: 1.0o0 bu do lin in Mum &
Seo1tsl At a47c; 900 Rejected Spring in store at
CORN-Ret3ired, ao,4sa bu. Market firm but
unchanged. Sales :-21, 900 bu Mixed Corn in store
at Sic 5000 bu do at 3555c; 14000 bu do at 357<c;
30G0 b1 Rejected Corn in store at 305SSc; 5000 bu
do at Sic: 400 bu do at 31Hc.
OATS-Receired. q, 2s6 bu. Market firm. Sales:
1900 bu No IN store at 40He: 900 bu 10 at
Ic- 49,. g..
RYE-Received. 1,5s6 bu. Market advanced 1
Gl2c. Sales:-1,210 bu No in store at e.; so bu
do at 63c: SEQ bn do on track at SIC.
BARLET-Rcceiyed 924 bu. Marketd dull. Sales !:
-25 bags inferioF at Csc on track.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 3YG33Hc.
ALCOHOL-Sonliral at 71Gl &c.
TIMOTHY SEED-ln fair request and firm.
Sales leo bu good at $1f5.
CLOVER SEED-100 bu good Clover at go.
| SALT-Domestic active and firm at 81 zoo = br1.
| Alum at s1.50 delivered at Bridgeport.
| -Steady. Sales werc:--150 Lard
Tierccs at 1.s0 on track; 800 Pork Barrels ut 5l
| on track.
| tcns prime at $la0.
, 1862-12-20

which he gave due prominence to Wheelcr
and Wilson'S Sewing Machine, and then called /
on ". 81. Wells, esq.,, who made some very |
pertinent remarks, well adapted to the senti- !
ment and the occasion. He Thought there |
was q perccptiblc connection between the |
Sewing Machine and popular education. The
last live years had done more for both objects
than had been done in centuries previous.
WoAAN-Thc first and best Sowing Machine.
Original patent issued in Eden, and perpetual
Responded to by Rev. Dr. o, r. Tiffany, in
one Of his bappiest efforts, repllete with thrill
ling cloquence and pnngent wit.
The following resolution WIS offered by ?.
B. Ring, Of Chicago, and unanimously
adopted:
Resclyed. That when Mr.. Chittenden shall deem
that the interests Of the country dcmand another
convention, We will give cheerful response to his
call to meet him and confer with each other upon
the best mode Of bcnefting the community in sup
plying them with the Wheeler and Wilson sewing
machine.
At late hour tho assemblagc broke up
after singing two verses of the familiar hyna
Al thing, considered, this -1as one of fhe
most agreeable social ga.t.ncrings In wIicl, III #
has y ever peea our r. 70 participate Every
| arranged, and nothing occurred to disturb the
harmony and good feeling which preYailed
| among the guests.
beloie Closing o.. -. report Of the evenings
ploeeeoaius es, We must not omit to state that
/ nr~yious to the assembling Of the guests at
the tables, most Of the delegates to the Con-
% eSnuoA SatasIea n one ~ tne PaIlors, and
prepared bT T. NJ Coe. ofst' Charles III Wv
WHEREAS, Va Wheeler 4, wilson agents ho1a-
ing onr offices under GEO. R. chitteaden, Esq,
nolitences sn oaaaros;9 se ms
sention. these 18th and 18th days Of DECEMBER,
" WH1enEAs. e Since conren,ne We hare hen, +,oated
with the utmost consideration BY Mr.. Chittenden
boring With neauae ener | to tu aconanf t. as H. M
oughly with the machine. and the best method Of
Resred That NJ ch;ttenGan ao,.
beftting testimonial Of our appreciation Of his
Resairea ' That Titi fb;s nr.san+ sna,, ,oo. e
E}1fcr pitcher and gobleta. 4'0'
th;s @ r. taas Gao FiaI. ee invited t9 present
Agents for the Queen Of Machines.
ornfe M hneL rns q tss
assembled, are due to the following named rail
e ,ot 1re1 ecin
Michigan Central. michigan Southern, Pittsbnrg
and syanee aSieaa aaa ,nd caa IN
Illinois Central, Chicago. Alton and ST. Louis
n.,;a Blu 1't1ssissipp'' eo1aso' hn1nStoh an'
, 1862-12-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY R1AREEr

FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. 19, 1862.
Businees is moving along 30 quietly that it is
scarcely possible to note any changes from day to
day. The banks hare plenty OF money and their
customers plenty Of use for it. Rates of discount
remain as usual pretty uniform at 10 per cent,
though We presume come Of the banks make con
ceesions to their best customers On large accom-
modations.
The brokers paid 81 per cent premium for gold
today. Very little was offered,
Old Treasury Notes were bought at a31xc.
Tic price OF silver Was a90s4c-the upper figure
for large coins.
Iowa STATE BAsK.-F1om the consolidated
statements Of the fourteen branches Of the State
Bank Of Iowa, dated Dec. Sd, we obtain the follow
ing items:-Safety Fund, $ss5 $50 s.; Specie s544,
967.10: Current Notes OF other Banka and United
States, S616, ,405cD; Current Funds due from banks
s4so,65..6a: Loans and Discounts, s1,5B 666. II !:
Other itsms Sill, OF n; Capital, ,97ooa; Cir
culation, 20 $50 co; Due other Banks,
Depositors, $i,2s7 27315 Other items, s1a1,
CHICAGO, ALToS AND sT. Louis RAnRoAp-
The following is the weekly statement Of earnings
Of the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis Railroad fo1
| the week ending December Is, 1862:
, 1862-12-20
CAz1cAS o DAILY N1AakaGT.


pRov4 FRIDAY ETKNfSo, Dec. Is, 1862.
Trinae s12 go@1a holders asking s1s 50al3.G0.
asH ae5s t5 y PORK il in request At s1075-iodsrs
S. ;tE Sll-W H. English meats held for an advance
~ 51a Short Boneless MiddIes at &c; 500 bxs d.
19f ,as da,a,se.y IL Jan1ary At eze: ioo bxs Short
gngked in boxes delivered Mt Milwaukee: sd pcs
LUX Hams M e. at54c loose; 1880 pcs do at 51<.:
loose; 3gcoo s ibs sweet picked Hams ut 5Ac IN
t1efces: 1.Nup PCS Green Hams at Axe; i.O00 pcs
do at 4c; Geo pcs Green Shoulders Ut :,c; SIS tcs
prime ety steaI1-ren6ered Leaf Lard at SIC; 200
1es Burlington kettle TO at 81, 50 tcs prime city
Kettle ut s. 81 pk,s country kettle at axe:
19pkes 90 at SS.05: Al pkgs do ut Sc.
DRESSED HOGs-Rec=iYed,1 ,216. Market tOc