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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06
Sold by S. A. SPEAR, Agent.

CnANeEs IN RIAL EsTsrE.--rhere never
were SO many changes In the ownership OF
Real Eslate az is now taking place. In ev-
cry township farms are changing hands. and
town property IS being bought and sold rap.
idly. Prices rule extremely high, IN local.
tiles. Improved farms have sold 10 high as
$50 per acre, and as low as SEQ. In the vi
cinity Of vanlue. where the Copperheads
have tick of hiding and running of de-
serters, and in many other ways showing
their secesh proclivities, finely improved
farms have sold fer about $40 per ocre;-
while the same quality OF land in other TO-.
calties sells for one.third more. 1t costs
something TO be dis!oyal.
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination of ingredients in these
Pins Is the result cf n long and extensive prac
tice. They are mild IN their operation, ana
certain in correcting all Irregularities, Palh'ul
Transformations, - removing AL obsiructiniis'
vhether from cold or otherwise, headache.
pain Ia the side. paipi:atlon af the heart,
whites. all nervous allecliuus, b ,sicrics. IA.
tiguo, pain in the back and limbs. &c, disturb
I'D sleep, which arise from interruption OF NJ
ture.
DIR. CuEEErIAN's PILLS
was the commenccme ll If al3N era in the
treatment ui those irr r'driiies aud ubstruct
tionS which have cons .Us 80 many u PitE.
sArrRE GRAVE. No 'emHe uygcan rnoo1 d
health uElcss she Is ! !ular, and ~henever'a
obstruction takes plicith bee, the general lac a
gins to deciUc.
DIR. CHEEESuNN's PILLS
are the most eilectu.Il remedy ever known i"t
NIL complaints ,,cCuiiar to tenrtles. To AL
classes they are Invaluable, h,durius ,cnh rr'-
tainiy, peI'iodicm regularity. They are known
to thousands throughout the country. having
the sanction of some of the most eminent Plts
siclans in Amerlca. Explicit directions, sta
Iing " heu they should not lie used, with each
o.x-ihe Price 81 per box, cnniaii.Ing iToin 81
10 90 Pills.
pills sent by mail, promlHfy. BY remitllng tC
the Proprietor. Old by druggists generally.
Il. D. HUTCHING. PaornlEroa,
20 Cedar street. New York.
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Mn. N.sBr heArN.-AT HosE.
Jest east Nv Finly, Feb. 81

Jest east Nv Finly, Feb. 81, 60thre.
A man who duz things frum prinsipple
kin stand good deal. kin. sustained
and soothed by an unfaltrin trust in the
rychusnis NV the Suthrin ccz, | stuck to my
beluvd rel yment, the Loozeaner Pelikins,
with a tenassity wich | did not dreme I
possest. But ther is pint beyond which
human uacher cannot go. | endoord hun
ger and cold--I saw the rags drop of my
muskeler limbs wun by wun-I murmered
not. But, when the pantoloons wuz awl
gone-wen my costoom wuz blanket and
wun shoo--I applide fer new pants, and the
QuartetmaSter onfeelinly remsrkt that my
dress wuz all rite /; that hereafter my cos
toom wuz 10 be adoptid ez the uniform Nv
the rejyment-I felt that desershun wuz no
longer a crime, and deserted. 1t is entire
ly cnnessary to rekount awl endoord in
ma kin my eskaip. Suffice it to say that al
Columbus stript the kose of nv an inne-
bryatid solger, and maid my way 10 Aman-
da township. My old Demokratic trends
did not kno me, and ez | expected to borry
money nv them deemd II best not TO make
myself knone. They were suspishus Nv my
bloc kote, at fusi, uNijl wun Nv them re
markt how likd the servisSl To wich
anseid-"Dam the scrviss 60 "Doft ad-
mire Gtin Ter the niger, eh % "Not any"
ssz 1. "Why not desef,l' sez he. al hev
deserted" sez /. In Instant the aspeck
uv. things wuz changl. A jog wuz pro-
Goos,. and they awi shook hands. Wun,
more richer nor the rest, hansed ne a tTez.
cry note Nv SO, sayin,"You may need it,"
| repide that, as general thing wood hev
no,hln 10 do with any Paper that bore the
bahboon likeness Nv tho uSurper and tyrent
Liukin, but under the slrLumstances |
wood endoor il until | Good get 1t changd
Irto Injeany munny. They took up 4 kol-
lekshun TO wuns,, fer my benefit, wich
amounted to s43.
Jes; at this pint wun Nv EN- asked me to
What regiment | belonged. l repllds the
Loozeanet Peiikins. "Loozeaner - sed
another, "why that's Confedracy regiment
amt itl' "To be sure" s.z |. "And all
yoo a deserter irum Suthrin rejyment,' seq
The benevolent old but,ernut who he'd in
vested 10, in the deserter 5lznis. "Sarlir
seq |. Scezin me by the throte, he eJacke
lated "Give me my mummy you swindler ~
Aud with unsnimIty trooly surprisin the,
awl yelled, "Giv me my mummy you swind
ler-you got it under false pretences."- -
Hevin the mummy safe in my pokkit. | took
these compliments with ekanimity, sidlir
out and gettin away ez soop ez possible.
am disappointed in Amandy. Fruu
wa; had heard he'd supposd they wer'
Kind TO deserters. I found that it make
much difTrense wich side you desert from
I shell be a kandidate fer township offs
next spring.
Respectively, PETROLEUM v. NAssY.
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SUGAR OF THE NoRTH nav
and valuable work, clearly explaining the
quality of the seed, best kind Of soil. meth,
od Of planting, process Of cultivating, time
for cutting the cane. Improved method oil
making molasses, sugar, vines &c.
The undersigned, as agent, is engaged in
the sale Of this book so important TO Sorgho
Growers. Those wishing such a work.
would do well to obtain a copy ut once, so
as TO commence the cultivstio n Of Sorgho
understandingly when the season sets 10.
3. A. SPEAR, Agent.
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PRoDucE MAEKErs, BUSINESS &c.-Busi.
ness has been rather dull all the peek--the
roads aaving been bad. There is but little
change in the markets.
Wheat--Advanced TO / 25 and 30.
Corn-Advanced to 60 cents. Consider
able coming in.
Rye-Advsnced to so cents.
Butter--Heavy receipts at Is cents.
Eggs--lO cents.
LarJ--5 cents.
Osts-Advanced TO 40 cents.
Tallow-Advanced TO 9 cents.
Bees Wax--3i cents
Timothy seed-Advanced to | n TO . 25
Cloverseed-Dec TO t525
White Beans-Sl5p.
Dried Peaches--Sl SO.
Dried Apples-l 90.
Pelts-50 TO 81 %.
Hides--6 l-2 cents green, III 10 l2 dry.
Hogs-Dressed. declined to 4 10 to 4 %.
Rags cents for cotton, 9 Cents woolen
Potatoes-scarce at IS cents.
Poultry-Chickens 8 cents per pound. -
Turkeys s cents.
Furs--Coon l 90 to rs. Mink-s 81
TO $500, Red Fox IS to l,25, Grey Fox, q
to 81, Muskrat, 8 to 10, Oppossnm to 10.
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A NEW ARTICLE.
DOCTOR ROBACKs STOMACH R1IERs,

new amt dell igluul StOm,lCnic ana Cordial
for giving tone 10 the Stomach, and for tbr
prevention Oi bilious complaints incident Ia
the Western country. Try II.
As "A morning drink, 10 assist digestion and
relieve Dyspepsia, II has no equal. Try it,
In hayor IL Ii superior tv all other Biitsrs.-
Try 1t.
The formula of these .Bitters, now Qssn the
sole property of DR.. Roback, originated vii h
| ono OF the Oldest and most eminent Mcdical
Practitioners Of the West, and IL is dtrec,ly 4
predcated upon the wants OF Western people
These Bltters derive their stimulus from The
powerful tonic nature of the roots and herhs
| II which they are composed, and as thay are,
| by alaying unnatural cravings of he stomach
directly prOmOtlve ut
TEMPERANCE,
| the present proprietor believes that in making
them widely known the public welfare IN sub
| served.
| 1t Will soon be fer sale by all of DR.. Roback',
numerous Agents, and at Hotels &c tn,
country over. In the meantime, order. wIll b,
nlled direct irom Cincinnati in any quantity
and at the lowest rates. II Is put up In Quar-
Bottles, and securely packed IN one dnzel
cases. Hall dozen sample cases will, however
bo packed and sent te any address, If desired
Retail Price, VI por bottle, or sIx for 40.
Principal Oilico and salesroom, No. 6 Eas
Fourth street, third building from Main street
Cincinnati, OHIO. Laboratory, No. - Ham
mond street.
For sale IN Hancock w
March 10, lsGl.-tly
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Tas Boox vos rar H. ua.--"Tas RssuLrs
ov EnAscrpArros." To the value OF this
important work, Hon. U. Y. Wade testiees
~ the follow ing oommrnicstioot
WaspIsaros, Dac. %, 1861.
Mrssns. WALxrs, Wiss 4 Co. Bosvrs -
GrsTLtMgsi have examined Oochin's
"Results of Emancipation" md do not
hesitate to say thot II Is the most full ana
complete work on hat subject that has ev-
er come under nv notice, aud oonolusivsiy
shows, that wherever the experiment Of
Emancip ipation has been tried II has always
teen found beneficial, not less 10 the owner
Of the slave than 10 the slave himself.
A general ciroulniIen OF the work would
tend powerfully 10 correct public opinion
on that subject. aud the friends Of freedom
thro' out tknntion could do nothing more
efectual to promote the cause OF Emanoi.
patton than 10 aid It's circulation.
.. Youts respectfully,
BE-. WADF,
Sold by s. A. SPEAR, Agent.
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ssosriss.-Qeitt q mania hss existed in
Findiay for year % the Rat Terrier cues.
ton. Almost eveS ons owns OF these "ln &.
sscts." snd their v,riens capacities for the
distinction Of vsrnan. has been often ths
theme OF diseussiob. A few Of the "dos
fanoiers" purchased a silver collar. valued
at $50, and offered as prize, to the dog
kill ing s rats In the shortest time. A pit
was made at Beach stable. and on sstur.
day last, the match sme on. The follow.
ing was tho results Five rats were pu, 10
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Saw rsLiIl for Sale |!

.1NIE undersl4 4npd Il offsriIE yrsHt baf Sa,it
| ~ any emo dOsi n''s ~ pug lpscsug sssr.AV
l. hn.l. lie viii se,, his 'nlih tsp tine r'irn-
sand Dol ars to Iva paid W. ioilowss- QUO THIRD
IN hand, p.s thiid In H,gIg, md os.s' thru =.
uiyhtrcn months ort Two ehrs. Gno,i sornr't,-
nr a mortgage upon tho PEE n,Ses tO bG'gtyLit
Tor back pay ments. The mili j. IN the ui, aee
II Arcadia. on the Fremoi /, Lima 4 Un'ou
'ailru.,d, aud u hnown ns thu "Dilicty Mhli
II " IN good rlnrnS order. Far further Dsf'
tculars cH.' ni hIs residence in Arcadia. hah--
cUoN dUuhis ono. Having purrliGaed laiI
M Iha NeAt, aii1 Wishing 80 70 move the.e. hS
"a bound 10 sell. JosNPh niti.EpV.
Al.sU--A iuuSe with 754 lots, Ia this vi.
iago g.! Arcadia, VIII be sold villa Ur w,thout
the Mil. nn reasuntbrns' II go
Feb. 10. lSGs I'm
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LrcrURE sY Cot. LANGwoRriiY.-The pat
riotic citizens must bear in mind the Lee
ture at tie Court House, next Tuesday eve-
ming, by Col. Langworthy, for the benefit
OF the Aid Society. The Society is in need
OF funds, and those that attend will not on-
contribute TO ss good a cause as ever hu
name men and women engaged in. BeaI
the evening in mind.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06

MArLE SUGAR. The Inst week has been
very favorable for Sugar-makers, and we be-
lieve most Of the camps have been in oaer.
alton. There win be an immense quantity
made this Spring-as ever, farmer possess
/ ny maples''w will come as near 10 supplying
himself as possible.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06

New SUescais.As I'VE hope our friends
will not relax their efforts 10 increase ou
circulation. We want to print a good pa
per. aud will, il we have the necessary pat
ronsge. Send in the names.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06

SArisnED.-Many housewives who have
been uslug Soda for years have become sat
is6ed that DeLand Il Co.'s Chemical Salera
tus is better for all purposes than soda, and
therefore cannot be induced to US. Soda OF
| any other brand Of Saleratus.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06

Coop 'SsM.RiTAS OILS. & J. NJ. Hu ber
are putting up this iavoriie remedy. II is
actually o good thing. and will do all that
it is claimed for it. II has been ia use a
long time in this section Of oho, and is a
known standard remedy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06

REviv.L.-A revival of religion is in pro,
gress, conducted by ministers OF the Church
of God, in North Findlsy. A good degree
ofsuccess has attended their efforts. Last
Sabbath number were baptized by immers.
ion in the Blanchard, just below the Main
street bridge.
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The "SonER STcoND TnoUGHr."-A bio
waiting Copperhead. remarked on the street.
the other day, "ths people had taken the
sober second thought" The people ma,
have done so, bat the speaker never took
the "lirst thought" and everybody knows
he never had sober one.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06

Tho latter named dog, wears the collar.--
The sport is 10 be continued. for which pur.
pose, 80 cents per dezen, will be paid for
live rats, at Halps Saloon or Beach's stable.
sUndor 10 months old.
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NOlICE.

NOTICES hereby given that the uriersign-
~ oil uas heen duly hpnrlntrd Adniiuistri,,
tor nf tho estate of DAVID PETERS. late rf
Hancock County, Oh,n, deceased. All per.
SOnt Indebted 10 tho estate ars reqnonted 4.
mako immediate pavmen'. rnd those having
claims against The stnIo viii pTesent them 10
the undersigned ipr ailOWanra.
JACOU PETERS.s
n AajvgN BuaKyr. N,'v.. poh a.,
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Army LErrrRs.- Much Of our space. this
week. is taken up with army correspond.
encs. The letters will be found interest
inn
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DwELLlSGs There will be a scarcity OF
dwellings this Spring. Those intending to
build should commence early.
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WAsrED.--To buy or rent comfortable
small house, of four or five rooms. Apply
at Head Quarters, or at the old Warehouse.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06

SrEcIAL NoTIcK.--The person who tool
the two Satchels out Of the Bureau in m,
house, on Wednesday, the 25th inst. viii
return the property, or will prosecute tC
the fullest extent of tho law.
February 26th, 1863. J.P. KERR.
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Elvvi Pils and EivvI Parilur.

LHHARMAcA nI
% DIR, ROoACK'5
Scandinavian Remci;,S.
When DR. RdnacN. the ctlebrH,ed swbd'sf
physlcian, introduced hia Hic' : purifier frd
Blpod Pills Ia tho United States, ho soI forth. r.
pltin language their curative prupoftes.---
This Wis years ago, The task OF reenlnmend'
lng them has ainco been fpken 0sf Of MS hands.
Enlightened men. whose character tor Sound
judgmentand phiipsophy, gives theirHpinions
weight In tho community who nhseryn,
reflect aud mako "assuranoe dnuhly aure'
hefnre they decide - aro 0YerywherD Fp.
proving and urging tho use of these wondnrful
Preparations. All who oOnhdo in the wis,l"in
and hnuesty oC this nlAss, or who choose tn in.
vest Fstc ipr themselves, are puw ut one misd
10 tl'ia important subject.
The evidence IN the possession Gfnr, Hnla0k,
which is nl AL times accessible to The public,
establish the following
FACTS;
~. ,utV VIC BLuoD 70 hiri.H ana bScoD
FH"f's nave Deen proved by analysis 10
CONTAIN NO MINERAL,
that they cure the alm .st untseraa complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with ups,Ting certainty, and in very short
time that after all othor medicines have
proved useless. thoy relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore tho health and strength of tho suf.
rerer; that SICK k'EMiLEs
who have lunguislsd for venrq in bslpIegs
wcaknoss and Ilespondency, rscuDsraio with
great rapidity under their fuyigorat;ng oper.
alton. that niI snyu,u distbilities ,,ra remnvAd
by their co,,iiaI and gently stimulating proper
ties; that they recruit
sIItTrcItED CONSTITVTIoNs,
howeYer thov mag have b.sn irileL win and
Ibusej. thai thois lireet tenJenrv I" iou@ih.
on lire. aud reuJe il enluyabe, th;,t operailrq
dtroctI, nnnn H., oo;,o, ,f ,I,,eo,s j., IA. bjooJ
tbey tiaItsE s,uDy ,5o u,Ei
and discharge from the svstem. ovory faint OF
Scrnful, ,yhather bereditnry az ntlsr,,isa,
thnl thew
UIct,Rrtrr r,YIF DruiIITATx.D,
and thai tbare IL mn Iisense of the qtomncb aud
Lowels. Ihe liver 'ihe nerynus sysiem tho
st,u vI,nds or r,uscis. " -
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10. i. =. bus Water Su1e.
DIR. SsiE.P P.AnD.

~ 1tlp ca; ~ ~ alhn y inysl a We.
~ ~c- ~ his w",ersunrc Fstrhlsshwers,
"r.,.l Np -. .N- ~, ilpd ~ La succcsk ~
liseg"re 'ho Ncrvnns biy s-s N Witch thsr
s's saLj.ut. t. taLlsheG % the purpose of
ltrs 4tiGs ,iies9 gfnl"tt is The phys,vIar frelA
cUIa1on that tLe ncg via nowhere end treat.
ment ard nl w! b.ftcr fuch iOr thc.r r,.
coyery Than here. During ten yesis of medi
cal praeti it t'nlI ~. ~ u large humbel Vt
Lelpltss, bed.rdden patients have hecn auc.
Ices-t.lty lre Ned, Women WbO i~d not v al..
ed for fr' ore to ton yeIra have bren ou~sd
SuNh sRsls, uunilns from ,..yist-4 bel Ittps.s w
our country. nre alwavs wth - snf~r r-es'.
meid. hruuait uli1ntilGes many EnieS, has liis .
wIthuut henent. tried II n,5aps Of eurr ~
hdm0. Paren'a haViis iny,t,ld daughters NJ ,
thnd par treatment OK, client; caicuIHtsd ~
I'VE hrse cnnsiit ~ ional strength and yissr.
= auy Np,.hg 'emalv~ IRE sd rh.g ir1m syi eaf
H. 'lrt'"n. aetvnus excitement. choren. etc.
ca dren Nith sgl W sigus ni uiseass. ~ ~sl
Al. n, rsuiS HaYs advanced 10 In, $ nsI trs
Z unl rbruniG weaRresS AID debility, will f-t
~ con-, trS'tiit Win lhsir JiSeasgs. expegiepu.
I'D and = q, esSi,,l
lot ir he Tcme A,erpd that We ireat nons
hut roinHlrs thai We II, Hrt sVeivs b, ~ dsr.
except suoh ~ ars tiaeR,s; that we have
been ton yahrS IN "up PTn-nnt instituiion at
Columbus, ana sill no eA,d. Ia siVs re,eienv
to MI WIN nay " sh.
Letters VI jnqni.v nar We ad'rc sSed 10
W. Snk..Altle. NJ. D.,
frh1n q iup,t,us C't-
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Lie snsei Auctioneer.
JOHN BOYEES Jr

.HAVlND taken out license as an Auction
IL Ger, will attend to all calls. lie woul 1
respectfully request persons uisbing his
service 10 cOmmun lcate with him before sd-
vertising, that the days of sale may he SET 80
that hc can attaud them. Having had l"ng
experience. he is confident Of sIYing satisl.c.
tion. Terms reasonable.
EgPERs TO
W. II. Cnniuo, VIM. Mon, t,
W. McCaughey, T.. Dukes Jr.. I. ". DAVIS,
A,,I all sah Of
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yUHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription nt Slr James
Clarke, NJ. D.. Physician Extraordinary TO the
Queen.
This invaluable medicine IL unfailing In the
ovre Of all those painful and dangerous dtsea
ses 10 which the female constitution Is sub
ject, It moderates all excess and removes all
obstructiens, and speedy cure may bo re-
TO MARRIED LADIES.
It Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the
Government Stamp of Great Britain, to pre-
vent counterfeiis.
CAUTTON.-These Pills should not be taken
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Preg-
nancy, ~ they are sure to bring on Mtscar-
riage, but at any other time they arc safe.
In all cases OF nervous and spinal affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation OF the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, these pills will effect II cure when
all other means have failed; and although Il
powerful remedy, do not coutainiron. calomel
antimory or anything huriiul to the constitu
tisn. Full directions in the pamphlet around
each package. which should be carefully pre-
served. Sole Agent tor the United States and
Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester. n. Y.
N.B.-siO 90 and postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent. viii insure bottle,
sontaiaing so Pills, by return M iI. S'L0
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MunrREsssoRo, Tennessee,
Eahruayv Cl tQRl

sUnder II months old.
The New York herald., 1863-08-27

dssrer. Conee quiet but steady Rice without material
alteration. Barf-Sales of BsStauore %. O.. 6d
Pniiadeipha 1s ga Linseed h Ii. 81. lower Iinseed
on qsass ana easier Acs Hemp In speculative demand
and ~ ~ l0s dearsr the week Cod oil sells 10
TAI ~ tol iOa fb2 RosiR IN small suppy, and extreme
chniug
PrrRorxrn-Boun, English Brandon report the mar.
kes dnil and cneaper Refined offered at 2s. Sd. zs 4d
per gaon and crude at fl9 per ton, with one sale at
f16 les.
LONDON MARKETS.
Barring Bros. a Co. rep0rt-Breadstuns dull and lower
owing 20 hne weather and heavy arrivals White wheat
46e. u 4Ss red, 42s 46s. Iron--Ras IS l5s f5;
bars, f5 los pigs, 53s 3D. Sugar steady and rather
nrmer. Tea quiet: 1s. Id. Tor common Congou. Conee
Quieter Rice inactive and unchanged Taliow Ia limited
demand: Y. q. 42s Cd 43s. Spirits Of turpentne-
French declined TO 65s Petroleum In demand at fs los
for crude and IS Id for refined Sperm oil quiet ~ ESQ
Linseed eA steady at As. I'd. 44s. 3D. Hemp rather
dearer.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON. August lS--Eysasng
Cousols closed =, 90 q 90 u for money.
AMERICAN STOCKS
ne iatest sales were made at the following rates:-
.,nols eontrai shares 10 10 discouns
LIVERPOOL, August I5-Evening.
day, 900 bales including 900 bales
10 spectators and exporters The market frmer bot
quotations remain unchanged
BRSADsrutPs-Tho market IL fiat
PRoslsoSB--The provision market closes 1rm.
PAoDrT-The produce market 10 quiet and steady.
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
THE DRAFT AND THE POLICE.
10 the Police mmissioners, Mayor,
Common Council and Citizens OF new
.Se

The Police Department would respectfully call your al.
isnton 10 the various exemptions which being al.
lowed during the carrying into operation OF the present
conscrpton law In this city and would humbly suggest
you the important fact that those who have served
their country In Its hour c need, and whcse
loyal sentiments would question have been
included IN this drs others who stood back silent
and Inactive have been from besi known 30 the
advocates Of the law eycudsd To tho former class (and
We say with diGidencs) belong the Pooe Department
of this city, and we think prove the same 20
every IN tho community
In the nrst place. ~ould call TO your recollection
tina, whom tho Nciropotsu brigade bong rascd in
this city those members Of the police who did not Join
nsed ell the influence in their power 10 induce private
oitissus to do 70, and many Of the force obisiued
rScm twen to thirty Cor the brigade. II viii also
bs borne In nsnd that for the purpose Of raising thai
brigade each pa,rolmsn snbscrbsd eio, ssgean,s SIS,
and captains $40 tas, sts force has been for
time and s,l under tax Of nfty cents per month fcv
the support OF TIE families OF the sbsent
bers u may not he considered presumptuous in us,
at hs time, offer the following sussestion:--which
y. lnsi The money presented a. the force by the
Ja,apsss E.ibassy, ba appropriated Ior The pose
OF Il,liaAilng tie sSsmnion srcs snth,rsco nv law