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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
RLACKSMITHING.

A.. J. LEFFINGwELL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE or THE
n PEACE. Office over tho State Bank, front room.
Prompt attention given to collections.
Muscatine, Oct 81, 62-.d&w1y. f@t -g -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL
and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion, and
excites the ABSORBENTS into healthy action ty which
the WATERY OR CALCAREUS depesitions, and all
UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS are reduced, as we'll
asSPAIN AND INFLAMMATION. and is good for
MEN, WOMEN, Or CHILDREN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
az Wood and coal wanted in payment o.
dues at this Office, Immediately. y

az BY reference to our army correspond
ence, in to-day's paper, it will be seen that
the 35th Iowa has arrived safely at Cairo
They had pleasant journey, and met with
much enthusiasm along the route. Col. Hill
seems to be making laudable efforts to have
the regiment supplied with better arms. Their
advance South will probably be delayed on
that account
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

DANGUK, ME-, NOV. 70.
The people on the coast are greatly ex-
cited, it being represented that steamer an
swering the description of the pirate Alabama
had appeared in Frenchman's Bay and steer
ed towards Sullivan. They know of no YES
sci likely to be there at this time.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

= DAN TKANCISCU, 4NOV. 70.
Another company has chartered vessel
to proceed to the wreck of the Golden Gate,
to endeavor to get the treasure. The con-
tracing parties were successful, some years
ago, in rescuing the treasure from the wreck
of the Yankee Blade. They take provisions
for five months.
Extensive wooden manufactures are to be
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08

-. The Peoples Store" at the ncw
Brick have received tho largest stock az
Spring Goods brought to this Town.
Their counters and shelves are grooming
with the burdens they are obliged 10
bear; hut jndgin. from the manner in
which the proprictors and their clerk
are relieving them, to accommodate the
pressing calls, we believe they will no,
be, seriously burdene1 much longer.
Those intending 10 obtain some Of these
tinc goods, must call soon or hey will
stand poor chance, for making some
Of the best purchases vet from their
large stock they are able to supply Tie
wants ola great many.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08

GRAIN AND Stock TRADE or Chr.
cAGo.-Wc learn that the Messrs. Fair
banks have set in the elevators in this
city, during the last year, about seventy
Of their FIVE hundred bnshcl hopper
scales, and several smaller ones. Each
ofthesc can be loaded 70 its full capacity,
and the load discharged in 4 few minutes
Which shows something OF the immense
amount q grain which can he weighed
upon them. They have also set, at The
different stock yards in this city, iiyc Of
their stock scales, with platforms Of
sufficient size To weigh whole car lot
at once, which must add greatly 10 The
facilities for shipping I've stock from
this market. CMicogo TriLune.
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ADDITIONAL. FROM Es.s...
E'GyVy.
NEw YoH,;. May

NEW YORK, Nav $.
The New York Times special from
Yorktown has the following:
The retreat of the rebels appears -
Lave been precipitatc. They commence
cd dismonnting and carving tl,eir Guns
10 Williamsburg ionr days ago. Wac
ons have been engaged in transport
ing ammunition, provisions anil camp
equippagc for over a week past. Their
sick, mmhcrin. over 2,5oo, were sent
to Richmond ten days ago.
The rebel soldiers hal negroes work
ing on their entertainments until two o
clock Saturday morning, when their
rear guard ordered the work to ccn.c
and to take up the marcl, for Williams
burg.
Torpcdocs snd shells, with fuses fast.
Cncd to small wires, lie in the roads and
lcdoubts.
The 18th New York regiment had
four men killed and several wounded
ty the Explosion If torpeloes. The
38th had two men killed and four wound
ed bv prepared shells, aud the Al, N. Y.
had two killed.
Ten thousand rebels were sent from
Winncs Mill 10 reinforce m army sem,
from Richmond to oppose McDowcll's
advance last Thursday week. No
great battle IL expected at Williams
burg, ~ the rebel troops, particularly
those under Magrnher. have mn,iniea
a. several occasions within two weeks.
Five thousand Of his men have threat.
cned tolay down their arms unless they
receive TODD and clothing.
Three rebel Licntcnants, two Ser.
geants, and twenty men. were captured
on the other side Of Yorktown and
bronghtIin since the Sd. Over seventy
desertcrs have come in. They report
the army thoroughly dishear'encd and
denoralized. A large force Of tho en-
envy is reported to have been captured
four miles beyond Yorktown.
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4 GOOD LESSON.

About two weeks since, ono Of the
sons Of Richland Township, by adop-
ton, and who by the way. has the hap
py faculty Of aiversitying his affections
maltreatcd the object Of his first love
Cor not obeying his bchests in certain
particulars, which to her seemed incon.
sistcnt. The first assault was made
mt tho barn where she was thrown
down, had her hair pull,i and consld-
crably abused; escaping from Tim
here she ran 10 The house, went into
the chamber and was followed by her
cstrangc,i lion, who, there threw her
down again, slapped her face, and was
intictiny general summary punish
mcnt when she again ESCAPED ran
down and out Of doors, aud bcckoncd
to one OF her nca, neishbors to come
70 her assistance. The presence of
this third party ended the affair for the
time. But Mr. cas,igator was soon
summoned to answer the charge lM,-.l
fore a Justice Of the Peace. which, &C.,
sultcd in firing him s25 with cost, =
suit, and obliging him to give bonds u
$500 to keep the peace f,raonc yeah
Yc nf loose affections AM shiorsso5y
proclivities take warning!
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Trustees Safe.

Public neticc is hereby given, that "
virtue ofa certain iced OF Trust executed
hy Joseph \. brown and Martha 4 Brown
his wite. on the 9th day Of November 4, p.
1858 aud recorded in Book on pages 4lS
4iY-42o- Of the records Of lama County, |
the undersigned as Trustee, will SSH ~ pub
lie auction 10 the hishes: bidder for cas.i
NJ the Coirt house door, in rama couars
10 VI, ct ten o'clock m. Of the .oth as
Of May, A. y. 1867, Lot No. ain Sleek Ne.
y n the village Of N.n.ieetio la.a.s c"aa
Iowa, with al arpn'tenances TO .sase Ne
balance Cue ppon the aoie ia said Iced "
Trust mentioned.
ISAAC I. ALLEN, Trustee.
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DlpruER1A AND CRour.-For these
formidable and dangerous diseases
Trask's Magnetic Ointmcnt,n al untail
ing remedy it used i'll season. Apply
freely to the Throat and Chest and cover
with hot flannel. The ointment has
been before the public over 20 years
and its constantly increasing demand
has established its reputation rs sn.
peri0r Linamcnt in al cases where y
soothing and relaxing remedy is required
particularly in Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
tnAamation Of the Bowels and Kidneys,
Spinal affections, Sore Eyes, Burns,
Piles, Wounds and Bruises.
See phamphlet with agent, and around
each bottle.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price % cents.
THROAT AND LuNGs.-At this season
Of the year when coughs and colds are
troublesome every family should have a
safe and certain remedy ut hand. Ran
SONS Hive Syrup and 'rolu is tho very
thing. It is not only pleasant for chill
dren to take, hut il certain, cure for
Group, WhOoping- Cough, Bronchitis,
asthma, Coughs and all affections ofthc
Throat and Lungs.
Sud BY III Druggists. Price % cents
neg.
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SssEG5EE'5 SALE.
State Of Iowa, lama County, SIS:
Philip Butler assignee.
VS..

Sintc Of IOWA, lama l0hnty, , >:
Philip Butler assignee.
John Csrru,hcrs & Nron rlaisc'.
IN the district Court
OF rams County.
BY virtue Of an executions, datei The 18th
lay of March. 4. y. 1862. to me directed ssu-
cd out of The Office Of ,he Clerk Of Tic District
orrt OF Ia a County, State of Iowa in favor
IF Philip Butler assignee. and against Join
Carruthcrs & Miron Eicacct e"r,maainr
rue that Of the goods chatt.es, stock o. IN. or.
es; in any company, dch.s due PRO, c,iy III
tic hands OF third persons -.hich are not
exempt by law froa, eseeu'iaa, --nf i!ic sti,.
.iul.n carrn;icrs < G!.on Blo !grt ~, ke ~
cause 10 be male the sum Of J., anlia,s an,!
- cents with interest and costs, have levi
cd upon the
a M IF 'de II 2, u nc z
~ ~ seet'oa efrcea Il ',nastt9 ciyty
three fsal rorth Of r"nrs s;rt.s Flol
rsa ~ tn ,,a r, ", ~ ru.s.a c"uaty,
lara. b., s"il. or 80 anrh tIcreof' rs Is
necessary to saljsfy said judgement, inter
ea and cos,.
Now therefore. pubic note, is hereby
Given TINT | have levied npoa. and s',ah al
the % day Of Ma. \. .. lsi3, between tl.c
Eaurs Of = oclera n m. aud O'Clock n II. IT
said day. sale to commence at the hour + ~
o'clock A. m At the front door of the Court
Home in Toledo, in the county Of Tama, Fl r
and sell nj public cutlery, 10 the chest and
hest bidder for cash, AL the right tile anil
interest ef the above named defend hts, il
and to the above described property, or 60
much thereof rs is necessary 10 satis'y said
judgement far The ..'1aye namei sun, together
Will, costs and all accrning costs. unless the
same ollall be soone" satisfied.
II. 4 VILLA Hs0N
Sheriff of lama County Towa.
April oath A. ID. 1862. prt fec S 90 I'd.
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IMFCRTANT FACTS.

F'CT No. 1.-This ra7.sr.a~ he:r- a.. -
ccncol. thei' i;sci,;ncs ere protected
arainsf iHfr'r rernen.s or litigation
act ~ a-7h.sp machines nteia III, lock-
s''cit- a'iiSe on both si.sc-.nl NE IL
;'A rs than half" rueh ..iea4 au. s;ih
rs the chair or isc- -s.;tc', ~iael.'rcs
Fact no 3-shcse Nachi.. \ RI he; ~ >er.o
titan anv ether sowing rag t-- - ne 1T
faihe i"ca',ca' Changes aat, : tni. u critics.
rat T. a.scvii;g required ~ f.,r,;i-. Ti.av
vii sew s..m one TO t~cnt- ih:csrasres ~
Hatsni, &c without s'opnin~ ani make evary
stitch rnrfacf. The VII evcn sew frrr, .l,c
finest can-"ta The hnavias, cle.h. anas-an
sto''' har,' leeth"r. Without chanring tho feel
Nsale ar 'c,fs',n. ~ =, q fnss aa- adjustment
Of machine wist"vcr. Is nv such Il ,aac..;-e
h-s: a:artri 10 family n.-o a.l If rssra;
aniei - fami'v rse wi- rnt - e,st. yst;,.
" Of light sewing maan',r.4,~e , For wo:l |.
20 inn7v f,,r onr Family rntc's.ie we ,ara-
mrni orr 'ar.a ....s
Fac. ". These n ae''i,os make tie r,os.
elastic seam of an ssws- machines ii nsa-
fact very r~~at importance in sowin- clas.fc
roa1s o. goods of INV kind o. HES.
Fact M s--No n1schine is more ,,a.a HE Or
mnre sifnnle in ta carstrss.iaa or more east
" understood The rerns,isr af these
Machines wherever usc,, will fully demon
Sfrafa each o. the nhnvn rsCra.
PArTSn q I'll Csc NJ CHR IS took Tic ;irfest
Premium at Ike Franklin Institute, rhi'.s-
ielnha.
FACT m. - Thase Machines took tho Ti.h
So Premium at New jersey State
Ear.
EaCT VI o-~hesr Machines .oo' tha Ef2's-
IS. meia'af 'hc American lrstit,stc IN Tic
City az Ncw York tose.'ter with The High
CT Premium, for new sew IN z ma 81 ire work
Fact No. a---The:e machines soak ho.h the
Highest Premiums at the mechanics Fair
Utica, \. Y.
Fact No. lo-Thcsc machines 10 the same
thing generally. wheur..r prorer's c.hih-
itel in competition with other frs:-class
Sewing machines. Ent We hive SPACE Cor
only ore Fact more--it is the most impor-
tants Fact Of MI.
Fact No. II - We rarronf erera machine re sell
TO oirs better sa,.st,ehoa thar ong o'i@r Sewang-
;aachas In n,crkst or a.oieg refunded.
hH- Send for Circular. AGENTS WANT
ED. ADDRESS.
ElNKkIE s EXON
Sewing Machine 60.
No. 55S Broadway, Scw-York
vs. n<A6m dc
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1.-THE new goods, including school
locks and stationery, of tie Pioneer
Drug Store, arc expected this afternoon
Look ont for q fine stock aud their
new advertisement mex, week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
DIED

( IN Toledo. on the % inst ~ Onick Com
aninptionSRn. n IIrGHEs, agcd II years, G
months and n f6ys. -
- TN eceased wdAA hcmhcr Of The ". r.
Church, and had been n com,ost in cur
Office for morS than. year, terminating lis
ilnaelabors witfisns about g ght months since.
He was very enterpriaing, active and intel
ligent young man. and bid fair 10 enjoy a
long and happy life, until arrested nv disease
shout eight weeks since. We part with him
bitterly. and in his death mourn tho loss Of
a friend. En-.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
New Entertainments.


Delinquent taxes Of residents Of Tama
County, not pail bes,re the Il g. of Inn. next
vii! he collected by distress ard sale Of per
sonal properly.
A. ] WHEATON.
County Treasurer.
lated, May sth, 1862. y!-n2a " J.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
MA SIEs ID

In Toledo township At NJ the residence ii
the brides father, by the Rev s. ". lnpham.
on the 18th inst, Mr. y. s. I!incgardner aud
Miss Mary Jane Kinney.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
FlJkxE s. LTGE
SENIIG-N.GEIIE Q.
SC8 ERoDwAY
IT.

II. K,
n Q person Who cnntenp'ates nurcha sing
Sewing Nashinc for samil. or mannract-
nr;rg purposes, sh,n if.il to senA fer ore !. .
cur Circulars. which contains cuts ard f,.,r
descriptions of tho several s.v,es. rr:ces ara
samples ofwnsk. al Of which We se.I bv ma,
free. We Claim to have the
EST SETEssf; N;ciYiy..s e Tf5,.
yWoEED
For ethcr Fani'r or Manniac ;t..irs r,spases
.sni I'll we asls is a fair trel. rcad ..s
following:
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;Npl'i.E Br.OcD:.

Tie ioc' Is ,e -i sa when nv f,rc On or nnte, Ia.
Gn't.~r gets s-.i with il. l. II ssstrssne
'rerr sr-s. ~ Tie l-av. Eeerv fees sae ls-o,
arr 81 fii' v;'si ptsass tai.iy complain The sfHlac
VII not ,ga.' TIE t'si ,e.iY. lilo et e, ss.s
s"c''. suifei-tcs 'i bile The arn nf tia heart il
ssakr'-d a.t So the crcn.atign * treble. Tho lxny.
c"t"nie cl'fyni viii ;hs trieou,.s matter tenre
nxh- ahd ri from sigh. impuriiy a. the f.,nfpir
,"si " hi,--tle Hnad ~ II Won mi th,asy,s ss,ns
'sfh t in't5Ee-. IL spring. fror witch ran
'' 4sal:i 'rv .uinu.s the !. ,e ccsr~ III ~
- f.ai a"c'na, :'-fghe! and asseain-1 A. sasnr
ihfuin ia@si W H. ..tet% pat an leave is sing
'!f Al it:s tas-ars NereiIc thsituest.. ana! u,eSs
Ell "~'rnc''"n = ss'ased It's htaa ~ liz ,l;c srs
1hc6e itsS ne. 1Y nn's IL tlat hpt c-n. ra. Ill
10 --tfetioas q, t:e 10y. u4y ;hsT-ic, anfisail
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
JEs; !sC.s"
Mountain Herb Pills.

eoss W m~trnt ~nn will. rrrtset t;ken..x .s
itflfP ehaf If tsinr II IL" strange Aztec Na..n
has. sle" ~ McKee,. Nel vii bna full account
lt!.i ati ~ pee n LII ianati,. and an,.uae.-.,
y Ani grains tr'sss.i ~ .rsts tr these prls
INC @feif'r ami rtanatact',rpr AZ iusan's sspr.
tir a-rs ills sas s}eni Tia yyasr .nyt cf Ia. IN .
f%,e.hs 'taSs'G Fisffst h.arty every cnttntry
@et, tie spent rYeF six yeais uu,,y tho a,itans ~
~ f3rSi Mounts W WAfi az Nexi-, sul i, L,s hat
'as " aT'Sfsis tiHRH itti-'' diecoyetri !. e-s
interesting r. t.s adventure. ,l-rs yau u ii snf
81 aEr Almanac a.tl Pamphlet.
Is establishes! fact HAT All ,e, .es arise s,oc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08

In short we ready TO supply the
market with such goods and .occrics as arc
generally needed hv II" rcop'n. NJ the very
lowest mr. Cos at Which they can he afforded.
Cal' on nc. and we will convince you OF
tho truth of whn. we sly.
Toledo May lst 1861. vim .*-lv
HARRISON s. TAYLOR.
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rarcrs inserting tho above four weeks,
via receive copy Of the Mp Of the United
States, Canada. and New Brunswick, mount
ed &c--Send COPY Of paler, post paid to
the above address.
, 1862-10-31
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 30, 1861.
FRE1GHTS-Dull sud easier. The engagements
were: To BUFFALO: prop. Acme, and echrs BaT
State, COTE, 1t 15c. To OswEao: eeh1s. Grance
Murray. Gsenada, G. c. Cooper, C. T. Walker. j.
pan, Latham. and Snmmit,-,a1l with corn. At alc;
seh1. Minnesota, wheat, at &c. To Port Col
BtRsE: schr. Star Of Hope. corn, 1t SIC.
FLoCR-Reeeised, s,342 br1s; ehfpped 5,627
hrlt. Market moderately acknowledging weak
Sales we're: 50 brls " Bunker HIM. choice white
winter at SC Is: 50 b11s 'Post's Best do on t..
1tehrls '9oodwin@s 1mper3al' fair eprins extra At
3aa5; Ito brls Empire 1t $s.15; 100 bt1s -.Je.
rome & Rose.'' leo brls Northern Wisconsin, n
100 b1ls {bra1d zo. gigen) 40 brls 'Cla,ion. 100
btls ':sclota,'' 1f0 bfls ':Sugsr Rfser,'' md 80
b1ls':Acktnuey" st 6 90; 100 htls oliver Twtss'
and 1o b1ls Mcclellan at Is 12B; 800 br1s .s3eck.
er's AZ on p. t.; 81 bsls winter super at st75:
1co bsle 'C1oton" eprina euper 1t &4oo-a1l deliv-
cred.
NHEAr-Reeeived, 5000 bu: shipped, % SIS
bu. Makes dull and 2Gsxc lever Sales: WIN
EER: 4c0 bu No. Red in store 1t &t.09; 9.eop bu
No. Red IN htore 1t sc; 400 bn do at s7xc;
2,sf0 bu do Ut &c; 100 h1 do ut 961c; $50 bq
Rejected Red In store 1t SIC; 100 bu do 1t 95<c
erR1sa-s0oo bu No. Spring In store It ose;
<nlo hu 10 It s4xcs 4, 500 ha do as 9sc: 1.ooo bu
do 1t ee4c; 800 bn No. spsiak in Aoee 1t sc !;
1900 ho do 1t s4He; 20 hu do ut sc; 500 bu RI
jeeted Spring In stme 1t ne; e.opo b Do It zse.
coRN-Receivsd, 1os,sA ba; shippsd. s69B
b. Aarket setiss xnd uneAanEsd. sa1as, 6o0o
hu River Yellow s6oat at Mkc; 5000 bu Whtta
Mixed adoat ut 36ke; keaDha Hixed ado&t ut xss
tbtMo b1 Red Mixsd aaoa& Ut NJ; u, % bu do at;
nike; 60oob bu do as nc: 5000 ba good Rejected
ahoat 1t Nc; IL Bm ba Mixed CoRn 1t 94ke .. b.
, 1862-10-31

IctA..-.... G267 E596 069iS 1850 1900
There was fair attendance on Change to-dsy,
but uuder less favorable news from New York,
bueinese was dull and prices ruled lever.
There WIS hut limited inquiry for Flour and
the market was quiet and unchanged-closing very
weak. The sales were light, at $6 IS for white
winter and eA so@5 rs zoE spring extras.
Wheat declined a1sNc per hushe,, with sales
Of No. Red at 61.00; No. 8 Red 9GK@9sc; Re
jected Red 93H@94c; No. / Spring 93QG95c; No. 2
Spring s3@s5c; and Rejected Spring at s5176c-
elesirg with downward tendency.
The Corn market was active, but without any
change in psiees-sales being liberal at sl1x0s2sc
for Mixed and es0a9c for Rejected In store. Some
OF the warehonsemen were giving a drawback Of
1e on storage on all corn shipped to-day or to.
morrow. and this caused the difference noted IN
the price of the game grlde Of com.
Oats we're &c 1ower-with moderate sa1es at 81
| @3431c. Rye was quiet at &c. Barley WAS steady
| Highwtnes were neglected.
| The market for Provisions was duh. Lard Was
held at 91sc, but the orders we're mostly limited
to SC, and we note sales OF 200 tcs at &c, and 10t
tcs at 9}.c. Mess Pork il neglected and nomina
at $10.25@10.50.
Fte}ghts were easier-with engagements st %
for Hheat and 21c for corn to Oswego, and 15c fo
CON to Buffalo.
, 1862-10-31

NEW YORK, Oct. ao.-F1ouR- Market heavy,
unsettled and 10c lower; sales 12,5N brls. at
s a@5 for sep tppes %e;tssn; e T Is saaS g 81
common to good extra western; $6 90G7,0O for
common to eood shipping brands extra round
eesns a g q oe.s
as@s . or ee aee ; ssss ' "a e
ssss g. con- hys 99st s s 'sz as
WaitKx-A ehada hrmer; sales $50 brls. at
GnAls- Wheat heavy, unsettled and irregular.
md 1@2c lover. Sales Il 900 bu. Chicago spring
at q .lbG1 25; 1900 b1 Milwaukee chm at &t.a5
xg,t00 bu. common red Illinois at $f.481@l.30;
hn. eztra choice Do: at f1.4a01 Il; 4;09S bu. an
ern at $1.45; and 15,sc0 bu. white Michigan at
Kys aaissd saa as st pFss59as I ~
heavy. Sound corn scarce aud in demand 1t lc
advance. Sales 1a60oo bu. at 7l@73c for spring
asa 5snsaed saa ss Sc ' 1 sas'e ev I
Oats little fT1ner. Gales 63Q57c for common to
GaocEn,Es~cedse Quiet. Sales. 100 bags Mar.
Sugar-1aw, unchanged. Sales LOU hhds. at 9ss<
@9ac for Cuba and Muscoyado; l011&<c for Porto
FIG; }eM@IHsi ii for & New & Orleans Mslasses
q i9 SS 81 ooa
By auction. 2o0 brls. and half b1ls New Orleans at
Fnoy1Hoxs- -Po.k-Fair business doing and
market It'll steady salee, 1897 brls. at
<,3 GG13 127Sc far ness closing at in
for prime; Is Cc@1o Is for eonn:r mess S1s0UI
1ss oF Ses All s1a % tSr ks
lams qniet. Cut meats dull At 4Ac for shoulders;
! INC for hame: Bacon sides more active; sales
, 1862-10-31

Z
GOnamt1Aton.
We regret to notice disposition on the patt OF
number of our commission merchants to make
the Observance Of the published rates OF the
Board Of Trade compulsory On itH members. Be-
sides the wrong principle urged IN this matter, It
must be evident to al who have thorough &C.
quaintauce Of the trade and Of human nature that
it IL 1mprActicable-n not altogether impossible
for any corporation or ret Of men to step in be-
tween principal and his agent and dictate what
shall be the remuneration OF the batter. Even
suppose the Board Of Trade were to paes resola-
lions making it obligatory on every member to
charge just go much, and neither more nor lcse.
fcr every bnshel Of grain or barrel Of -four and
ptrk the5 fcN-we hare no idea that they would
be observed one single day- In some cases it
Wculd be unjust to the principal to chargc fixed
rate, and in others it would wrong the commission
merchant. It is well enough to have regular
tariff for the regulation Of business; but 70 90
ene step further, is contrary to the spirit Of on
age. To gay nothing more, it has bad look On
1t to the people In the country. 1t appears like
combination to get as much out OF them a. nos
sible, and to prevent them from getting their grain
sold at reasonable rates.
We understand that, in consequence Of the ec
forts made BY number Of the members Of tne
Board Of Trade to compel the directors to pase 4
retolutton making 1t obligatory on the mcna 5crz
to charge in all cases such and such rates, unde,
pain Of expulsion, the first Vice President ani
cue of the directors hare resigned. The election
Of persons to I'll their places on Monday pert. II
IL understood, will turn on this question.
, 1862-10-31

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tne tsPeciA a'teauon OF our readers, setting
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A1o ats eaa1tns upon Tue paollc generosity:
CHICAGO. Oct 80. 1862.
help Themselves, we ruyely viii never rorne
ncszcr to the viii of Heaven ihan in assisting md
n,n14de far 1pe,",eiv.s1 sna thsscp 4Roa aua
lie DIRT innefns IN tneir nrnc,sss e Isane anem
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, 1862-10-31

HuntH. Ioetif, =.
Time, AosEie. 20 m lumber. 10 m sfdtn&.
Monitor, La 6Als. II n 1umbar, is m ddin9, 49,
GO b RQlt~
Da1uhe. ottewa. =. 800 b. ealt. 400 Ds sugar.
PNn4thfup, Ii SaNe,
Aumbo3dt, Joliet ...
Laura Am, 0tssws, 72.17s Il lumber.
Orator. johek.
Ms1is, Kaalahse 1aee1 It lumber, 800 shingles,
80 cedar posts-
Cs..tnds Dg Paes, ts.sts Il lumber, 10 m ntding.
Galera Ii Ealle 81 .ad II 1amber, % N A1dfnx, 80
u 1hinelee. 10 b Adse. 10 ns uails. t,4t h
31on. 3,1&1be stn5ek.
Dolphin. ottawa. 1h0e6 It lumber, 80 m shingles,
: HQm 18th,
Charlie. Morris,
Clyde, 6eneeA-
x Lf1e, JOINT.
Wing md Wing, Lssa11e. II, go II lumber.
Caynga, Lpckpoft-
Atfant1t1 1doRIIs-
Adelia, Johet.
A Lincoln, UcfffA.
Trcubsdonr, La8aJla