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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
AsTROLOGY.

LII WHO SUFFER FROM DISEASE SHOULD CALL
"A and see Mrs. Wh BANKER, the ClAirvoyant and
rhyscan She IL successfully treating diseases OF
y-hith street between Sixth and Seventh avenues
(ILAIRyoYANr EXAMINATIONS BY MAS HAYES.
the mot experienced medical clarvoyan that
sous San call upon In the city Office lbs II nth avenue
cured BY electricity.
I COX HERE.--ARR you IN TROUBLED HAVE you
- been deceived or trined wthf Have your fund hopes
Rsss p 3or sa, p, false pfon:ss' MADAME
never known TO TAIL She brings together those long sepn
rated ana SHOWS correct keness OF futsre haGband
seventh street, between Sixth and seventh
on the door Ring the basement bell '
MRS FOREST. THE CELEBRATED ENaLIsU Pro.
du phefesa nay oe Consulted on all the affairs Ifr
10 knowthe past the present the future Her ms r,
crystal globe continually IN operation. ndeniabe sslst
M III West Fifteenth street between Sxth and s.y.nih
falls to give ihorntion n os 49,
perry. absen, friends awsute business AFFAIRS ee
bog, and ladies Ia search OF Information On any sus
ether business medea., should mot fsil to gs
'J'HE ONLY GENUINE cLAIRvoi ANT AND AsrRoIo.
Rst IN the United States who was Torn a natural
land who The lady that predicted the present var
Two before occurred, aud many incidents
rach have since boon verified IL yor are troSlie any
Me disspated can lain hn II You have awsai,
she can ssn for you ~ have los properly goois
hle nf any KIND serious. qsl utou her ana
you mi never regret a. She Ass prrscbt@ for ali
s ar,easry rheumatism However severe long ssang
trey 10 As many weeks Cali aud tf II This LAZY . 20
manafastnrss gash called cHiSEss iIYo AN nIfsihe
skIn whish ~ renders lerfeety sld siooih Il a
hshy pei umed. NOD an elegant astIcie FOR the 20 lei
5oa Vii fully endorse III. s. sS W., Ca Can S1 e Des
Thirty ~ eetweea First and Second avenues '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
FURNITURE.

A TrBNrfON.-LADIEs AND GEsTLENEH UAyfna
any new or second baud Furniture Carpets no ksrr
&c 70 dispose OF would do well call or address a T.
Leopod, 90 Eighth avenue. - "a
An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT HoUeEHoIp rup
niture. at rvae sale; property Of family ieavips rl,~
octave rosewood Pfenoiore made to order. ali nst.y
msfovsm.nis fa iron frame oyersirsns bass French sc
rAr~ Furniture NJ sacrhce Ina ulre at ms Wes, 49,
third sreet s.rth avenue '"env-
EuRNIrURE FOR SALE cHEAP-A COUPLE ory
II Ing up housckeep iny will e. the Pnrnitur, On a.
misses ,sy 6w good Shasoe Cor eosps tired Of board
srcsdwAy Address HOusehs-psr. Cbsthsp square Poss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
EDICAL.

I T. LANES CELEBRATED INDIAN LIyiMESr ron
". ell auctions requiring opt~ard applications uairen
ited BY . q Lemarchal Sir Hopsoa Stewart Is o III -
moe TIE Marquis ~ Waterford Bar Glcnsal aaron R,
,ehi Hon Augls Bllnoni, and Aany d tie IL cst
smin.psr The United saies snd Europe Depot - Cedae
street. N. T. hold b. al respsetAee arnsxists. e'"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
HiISCELLAAEOuS.

mISCELLANEOUs.
IlHt.SSMAkiNG IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES LA
~ dioS stopping hotels wnfk son. with meat
ms and desp.ch Atest-on paid n.isses dresses.
ULYSSES OIL ai'd osNcd MIS- q 6uEST
40 sVring sfest near S. Nicholas Hotel
Ia MRS. T.. MUSROf. BLECTRICIAN
~ NDO>tEk sIKLkT
New Nuik
pLANrs. fLANrs-,'LosiNG OCT SALE OF FLAME
i this week. rhc valance ~ the Nerbenas Ra.st "
tuiAt stan ard roses aud ohc heDding Plants
soit low this wtes ~ clear the stock n, ~ VIM
sA'hiDn' rr's'" i"'" man street an' broadway
4 ~ THREE HOES STEAM POWER ENGINE
wanted Must De- ~ oicer address stating -.
10 6s eeh ate prc.. p y. o1s ig2J Poe, ofce. ~
fOl ppu fEEfyf lksr cL.ss FINE OAK
CU'. WV AIT He1i,sk Lumber. snrh "a ~ 49,,
FiaGk. roe A A.se ehoie y~ios ~. Fo,rna delv.
eTi ." g} lsft ,n"l. . y. l... ~ the l1sesi market
ssrsst n A. ee'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-AN EXTRAORDINARY oPPoR
HOUsEKEEPERs AND HOTEL KEEPERS
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
TUESDAY. JUNE O.
at the elegant residence,
1879 Clinton place. Eighth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
Magnificent rosewood Pianoforte,
Velvet Brussels aud Ingram Carpets
Rich Cut Glass and China Ware,
Ivory Table Cutlery and Silver Ware.
ROTH auctoneer would call the attention of parties
In want Of first class Furniture the above SALE which
priscs the most beautiful Paror Chamber and Dining Room
Furniture offered nj auction this consisting of
solid rosewood Paror Suits very reilly carved covered
with French brocatei; rosewood Eiageres marble top
Tables Turkish Easy Chars and Lounges covered IN
medalliou French rich Bocatel aud Lace Curtan
fine collection of 0 Paintings variety Of China and Pa
ran Vases Mirrors bronze twenty one day Clock, Cor
ROSEWOOD p1Axoy nAGEIFIcESr
STOOL AND COVER,
An elegant Instrument with four very richly
carved legs And all modern improvements Ia only
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM
Two solid black walnut Suits covered In French and
satin delaine rosewood black walnut and he'd
seads Boreaus washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses
Tables Bhet, oak lining Chairs rich French China
Tea Sets ruby and ngraved Carrans Decaners
let's Tumblers Champagnes, Wines Casters Saivers Tea
and Table Spoons, Forks. fine Ivory Cutlery.
N B-Furnure expressmen Will be In attendance cart
pack or ship goods for purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
ExpR Ess Es.

A BrRNHAv's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"a. ing establishment l9 West Ee.eash street; between
Pin sxth avenues Household Furniture bosed AMI
thpteI 10 all OF TIE word. Covered wagons for re-
novlns furniture 70 and from Ne COUNTRY Furniture stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
A UCTION WORCESTERSHIRE SALE.
"A D.D. CAuLKINs, aacticF eer onlcs SO Broadway
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS
SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE,

d. D. CAULK1NS will sell this day tTucsdayl June 2
rain shine ut l0x O'Clock M all the superb and costly
Furniture Paintings Sauary and Works Of Art rosewood
awning Room Suits e'rsnt tavc Panoforte. Mirrors,
Velvet Carpets. &C. contained In the residence 2s Four
eenth street. Eighth The aucnneer calls the
special OF the public this SALE being the arg
est and richest assortment Of Household Furniture offered
At auction this The furniture all made for the
present and 10 in good order The whole will be Pc
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists Of carved rosewood Etagercs, marble tops and
French plate doors and backs ady Work Table, nad with
mother pearl; rosewood Centre Table sauary marble
full Suits Of Drawing Room Furniture; elegant Tete
aTete Sofas two Arm, Reception and eight Oval Back
Chairs carved rosewood frames and covered In three color
ed satin brocade Of the most expensive descr Con-
sole Tables nad with buhl and tortoise she'll Brocade and
Lae Curtains French plate Pier and Manel Mirrors. with
rich gilt frances superb Sevres and Dresden China Vases
richly decoatcd Parian marble Satuettes OF the Seasons
Paintings xc antique Lava Vases ebony Card Tables Vel
Carpets Rugs Turkish Easy Chairs bronze Clock
month: Oil Paintings by Rousseau, lnman Hunting
ton, Cole, LRGrand and other eminent artists
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE.
carved legs and -four round finished all round
nad with pearl and solid keys Music Rack, rosewoo
Stool covered in br0cade embroidered cloth Cover Books
and Music Hall rosewood Hasani Olc.oh, Stair Carpets
&c Chambers, second s,oryRchg carved rosewood Bed
seads style Louis XIV Bureaus and Commodes 10 match
Wardrobes, Dressing and Toilet Tables Shaving Stands,
nces Hair Mattresses, Beds bedding, decorated CHM
Toilet Sets, Mirrors Dining Room Furniture OF kind,
Tea Sets, Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery, oak Dining
Table OAK Dining Arm Chairs, &c.
No posponement Carmen in attendance 10 cart pack
ship goods for purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
EXCURSIONS.

nAILY EXCURSION TO THE STEAMER GREAT
IL Eastern until she Sails 9Th Of Junc-The steam.
boat 0sSko Capt William Reynolds which leaves Fulton
for College Point and Flushing will visitors on ercur.
the city VI 50 A NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
IIENRY D MINER. ROOM S7

HENKY D. MINEH, ACCOMPLISHMENTS ~
Nassau street. oppos te the Post oice-MINERS SON
ERNiLLE win sell at auction. Thursday, june at IL
O'Clock a their saesroom "a Nassau street collect OF
modern OIL Paintings representing American Scenery Fruit
AMI Flowers serptnra Sub Is also cop, OF Cole Is
Voyage Of Life by American ard foreign srtists
which are the names OF W Brown, La Crox. Michaut,
Coates McCnnn, Northcote. lngrlhan Baker H. Bright.
Archer g. q. Fish, Brewertnn. Atwood Debolt Culver
house aad others avnrauly known The above
serve 90 rH...et
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
rRExcm ADvERrIsEMENTs.

ON DExASDE-USE NouRRTcE FRANCHISE CA
~ pabe de prendrr son dun enfant de faut etrs
bonnie couture comprendre les iangucs Anase ct fran
sadiesser au 81 West 2fd st, entire n ct heures
ON DEMANDB-PoUR LIE COMMENCEMENT pu
" mois de Juliet une nonrrce fiancaise dams une IA
mile psrticuere airrsser chez A. Barker rs Madl-
av., entire n ct heuIes
TINE DRMOrsELLE FRANCHISE DESIRE sE PLACER
" bgnnc dun on deur enfants; pas sudcssous
ois s',drsser ~ 18th St. between Broadway
University place. .
TINE FILE FRANCHISE (PRoTEsTANTE) DESIRE
u se placer CONNIE bonnie denfans dams bonnie IA.
mile; ee naura pas dob ections de bonner les pr
ieons franchise sdresser chez Nine DsqaiArd ico
A., entire 10 l6ms 81 lime rue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
NEW YORK HERALD rusDAY, JUNE q l8ss-rRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

800 = :.
IN COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CARkIA0n
II at auction This Gay TUESDAY june At ~ giocs
In front Of the store IA Broadway oppo e New foa M
q good second hand Rockaway. made by Quiupy IN
Broadway, and Is in good order. Sale pos.tivc
/NEoRoe COOK. AucrIoNEER HOUSEHOLD FUR
NJ nturefhls day. nj iOz o'clock. ut l4i brnauws,'
large and varlea stock OF rst class Furniture sone VI
nearly Suits Chamber Suits LID ary and
Btnng Room SuiIs, Sdeboards Bookcases. la. STANDS
Lounges Easy Chairs Extension ming Tables, Wardrobes
and Snndriea
II gNRY IT, LEEDS CO. AUCTIONEERs.-sALE OF
choice old Wines Liquors, kc HENRY LEEpS
70. WILL sell at auction "Wednesday. June 8, At
O'clock at our salesroom, No. - Nassau street vines and
LII liquors. 70 close consignments vk2U clses Brandy ~
cases Whskey 40 bottles old Bourbon do ~ bottles ard
pupuy Co Brandy 80 do Rum rs bottles choice old Pnet
Caslion Co. Logger Frere, 100 do Old RE Whskey, one
PIPE Schiedam iin 81 bottles Rum, &C. All Of which
will he sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02

COUNTRY BOARD.
A FAMILY DESIRES TO OBTAIN BOARD FOR THE
summer IN oountry institute for bows aud also In
young ladies' academy FOR their four children,
io sirls wh-re they will schoens ana the
privilege OF amusing themselves within limits the rest
OF INC Tine home for all four In country olcrymans
family would be Acceptable Address n. A. NJ las Broad.
way,,room T.
(t0UNTRY BoARD.-ADULTe CAN FIND GOOD AC.
~ Communications Zoe the at Duyvtl one
hours ride from the city Hudson River Railroad and
only three minutes walk from Locaou verv ia
broadway, up stairs ~
(,ouNTRy BoARD-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD
~ on staten Island within hfteen minutes steam
aos landng Terms ~ pr week Address b. D. box ia
(yourlhr BOARD wAErED-By GRNTLEHAF
" WE I'VE enldren aud nurse, In farm house or prf
vas family about one hours distance the civ "A
which must be moderate. 's ' a.
(touNTRy BOARD wANIEp-NRAR THE spA
" shore. farm house preferred rtp m ro.f
depot Tor gentleman. wife four children ami nursr n,
within hour of the ety n farha away, 70 nvenan sn
days only Address with Fun particulars tarms wbsh
must BE- moderate, NJ. q w., Herald Sllce. ~
COUNTRY BOARD wArTED.-A YOUNG FRENCH
gentleman lately rived wishes 10 find Board In some
pleasant family IN the country. wheIs ne would have .
chance OF Isacu ing English apply Al nr I'd
Guidels. li3 Bleecker street ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
FOUNDRIES.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS

"AvING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. VIZ ARR
now Drrps-ed TO receive and satisfactorily execut.
orf~rs for stoves and castings generally The >euio
partner has us returned from the East, where be la
procured the most desirable and perfect patterns for coos
ana paror to- e. niothe marke ee>Pe-
ciav invite the seiiion Of wholesale stove dealers e
INF. branch business. with arequeStthst hey VII
r,v. as call Our other work will embrace iron fronts
and columns (which we desire make prominent Tea
ture In our manufacture railing and mill castings sugar
mills and kettles house work such as VenfSt"r> WIN
dow caps s> hoowwsre in fact everything no tuced
h iron foundry. We respectfully solicit patronage
and only promise what well and prompt. per
form
ofce and Foundry les south Delaware a-jon-
fnr indianapolis and Cincinnati and .nd;ana Central
Freight Depcts, Indiapapolis Indiana.
mvls- cox LORD& pfCK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
OCuLIST.


Harmon Marsh. OcuIsst,
MAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED At INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANA
NFFlCE ~ BIAcKfORDs BUILDING, sho"Ni
4 floor over tfs American Express once
RR~- aeH>&>1 Cess
J. L. McDoSALD. indianapolis
A. l. no ACHE, Indianapolis.
roVsky, Indianapolis
Im,s " Pf rTrJ wabs~h, ]. u MCDONALD, Atties
r N ucc.nrY Wabash NJ. NJ MnToED, Attics.
f..s s.,.y wabash p. p. PUTNAM. Muncie.
CRADLES FAEFwEII- Chicago, H.
JANIS srsAks. Lafayette, Ind.
Residence No. la. North Meridian street
sPr2s-d:iEn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
NOTICE.

To Shippers Of Tallow, Lard, Grease,
Oils, &C., &c.
gnyHr UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FOR NUMBER Oh
wears gwen their particular attention 70 the sale Of
,he above articles feel confident - their ability To IL
po.. Of eo>ignnlens cent 10 them advsniaeeou
terms Any perrob desiring cur weekly Cifcnia's car
h,S- ,h.ra gratis by sending their address 10
ABRAM KNIGHT SONS,
,.,s.o,gsrn 81 Mater street, New ofk-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
Military Directory OF Indianapolis,
Indiana.
rxEcu1IvE DEPARTMENT

rxEcUINE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann.
o. y Morton, Governor: once, state House;
residence corner Of Market and Illinois q, 600
w X Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
10 Governor. Office, State House; resides
with Governor Morton. .................... ?, o64
W. n. a. Terrell. Major and Military Secretary
20 Governor. Once, State House. residence
Loves Book, on Ohio street .............. ALAS
" Schiater. Major - kegment, Indiana
Volunteers. A. -. e. Governor. ONCE,
state House; boards at PaIser House :, l4s
Lar Noble Adjutsnt General Of Indiana.
once. STATE HOUSE; boards at Bates House;
onei -. $3.50 49, . 3,s4
, 1863-07-29

b:shcl on tie extreme fgu,cs Of yesterday. With
liberal sales at 511sc for Yellow Com T. o. b 5o3{c
for River High Mixed a1oat 59c for Yellow corn
in ntose; 4s31GA9c for Mixed Corn III store; aud
47A@a7Hc for Rejected Corn in stosc. The bulk
Of the transactions nf Mixed Corn were at 43Ac,
at ~ hich price the market closed very arm.
Oats, which were sold yesterday at 59;t59kc In
store, were to-day 1ul1 and neglected, and eales
were made at Csc, n decline Of 4c14Hc per bushel.
Rye was quiet, with light sales at Gee. Good new
Barley On track was sold at i5c. Highwtnes were
Eteady ut 41c.
Mcss Pork was in good request, md VIC note
eales Of TO brls citypackcd at $ias2. Bulk meats
wcrc firm. with salcs Of 800 pcs Shoulders At
$3.50 loose, and 600 Dee do onp. t. Lard Is quiet
and nominal at 8alQ9c.
Domestic Salt Is steady at s. 10 delivered. There
il more activity In Ground Alum. aud VIC note
ea!cE Of $500 tks at $1!1cG1i.7a. Holders ut the
close were asking $1.75.
FrcIshts wese dul at 84Gos1Sc for corn to 1]uf.
falo.
There was hrmcr feeling in the sugar market,
owing to tho withdrawal Of the stocks In New
York. consequent upon the great destruction Of
sugars by flre In Havana; mad holders here were
not disposed TO prees palea.
CotIees hast eascd OIL Hc-wlth d rather better
inquiry at the decline.
There IL good demanl for Dried Apples ut fuI1
priees. Dried Peaches arc iu active request md
arm.
Tho oil market Is quiet and no note decline Of
1bc OH Liusccd-tlle market closing unsettled,
Lard OH ia Without essential change.
Tho Lumber mnskct continues active, au1 yo
note taleH Of good henomlnco and Ocotlto strtps
and boards At "a 42sGst4.50. shinglcs ars firm at
, 1863-07-29
AEAnANDoNE1 WOMAN COMMITS
SUICIDE.
ncr Career and KRriy History.

On Monday evening Corcnev Schmidt was
csllcd to hold m inquest upon the body Of a
young woman, prostitute. named Emma
JohntoD, o'ias Emma Myore, who had can.
mltted suicide by taking d large quantity Of
morphine. He went to ss5 State street, to
house kept by Mrs. Early, and there found
the corpse laid out and enclosed In q cofia.
Surrounding It were several fcmnlcs Of aban.
doned character like the deceased. who
showed by their countenanccs that human
sympathy MAS not entirely destroyed by their
brutalizing course Of 1ifo. The evidence was
conclusive as TO the cause OF her death, and
the verdict was rendered as matter Of form
only.
Several years ngo, the deceased, then vo-
man Of great personal beauty, came to Chica.
80 with her husband from Harrisburg, Penn
eylvunia, where her parents reside. Here her
husband died, leaving her utterly destitute.
Finding no opportunity TO earn nn honest
livelihood In Chicago. ehe removed to Auro.
IA, where ehe became acquainted with vll-
ln1n WHO under erccious promises o. mar.
tisgc effected her ruin, and then deserted hcr.
Abandoned by those iu whom size most trust
cd, she came ngaIn 10 Chicago aud lived q
retired life rs the mistress Of ono Of The most
prominent merchants Oh Clark street. There
nre men on tlls busy thoroughtaro wllo, as
they read her history tlhs morning, Will re-.
member thIs beautiful wolnnn, aud how
eagerly they desired llcr acquaintance.
Tlnown OF by her lovers In quick success.
slon, she sought lie lower lens Of Vice. and
lived Ii life Of opcn, Shameless plolllgucy. IN
tllc last years Of her lite sle VAS ad1clcd To
ardent spirits, mud vas known to bc often in.
to,icnted. II Ia said rho took tile narcotic
urdct the Influence Of rcmorsc nj lcr course
us life.
, 1863-07-29

1nteftsted n helping f0rWaru this great work,
are requested to se,Id forward such reticsfom
the battlefield and tue army as 1ley can pro.
cure, as will be Of Interest to the pub1ic-thc
Fuir md to be sold ut auction at the close of
tie Fafr. Direct articles to care of Chicago
6autury Commission, Chicago.
On mo! ion, the meeting adjourned, subject
TO The Gull Of tie Executive Committee. The
next 1neeting will 30 fnnss meeting Of those
tue afternoon or eyenlng-tAc Delegates from
tie States ct 111inuls, iowa, Wisconsin, Min
n.tota aud Michigan lolling their conYentlon
iu tle morning,
, 1863-07-29
H8sttlt HlAHF Market,
fftfu, ttIr t'atHtr,Arcfai H,ll.1tu

TIL, oAf,insIket eanINlss aHil. and pFiass s!a
stranlly fpidpH downward. 1Np pF0sitrt Nt siitl
pae5 lalns slHl thss ,apflHa!iaha d 9asi JIM tn
.Aerk 0lgya1ip,a lkn Fteefplst ,tha'lAll farn nif
tIIr rssI1lnt waAts Of tIaae, c0nssq1lntly ths1a
il no tllminutnn Of stotks, anil a. ths aaIiAg sea,
son to upon us, large sota stored Early in ta Eping
art n esstnG heavily upon thu uarkri.
Tic demand for the coAstn isu trade Ia very lin
itet. 10th European aud prov n.tai potts art al
ready arefetockcl', and tue ahundant crops which
are Low being hArs ektea throughout Enrona aul
lhn Wcat tena htill further to deprcss te market
4 few foreign 0!lcts arc In the hands Of teaess,
Int tla trGms fall short Of anoraing margin ot
p1oht BY eoMc Soc upon shipping E5aits. Conss-
.uenty, holders arr. generally submitting to ra-
siderable reaction In eol5, they must probably still
further decline. Tho following are about the cur
rent quotations:
Western superhnc, q 5oll.75; common extra,
t5Gt5 81: medium, $5.73G8.50; and choice, iuclu-
dng St; Ioq!s fa' ori,e biands: s''929; E1ts! Mi,
as; extra Ohio, IS T. GlT.e5; cho;ce do $7its.
Tie EeceIpts Of Canada arc 1Sht, but fully mp to
the limited demand superdne, $i.5tGI15 Is: ex-
ia, Si.toGb.s5; ehoice, s7o007.;5. There is
but little doing in Southern, and prices ase nom
Inal]y $s,00 for Bsandywine, and SO % for Patap
eco Corn meal is dull It $i00ll1.25 and Rye
fnur tteatT at Fl aSfI5,5D,
, 1863-07-29
The Harvest In Osic County, Ill.
rHrnn, +ha T.ara Rari.tnv H7tb

The harvesting Of the wheat crop Of this county
may now be considered as pretty well aloas, the
From some localities VIC hear complaint Of q light
crop-one in particular, 60 light as not to be worth
cutting caused By the rust, We believe But fEou
moet points the reports are exceedingly enconras-
Ing, and the prospects now are that the turner's
arc reapfng. II not An abundant, still very fai1
cop Of wheat. We have passed through the eoun.
~ north several times lately, and received the in
preston that all kinds Of crops looked drst rate
The corn, We think. Is little backward. bnt there
is time enough for that yet. South OF ~, In the
northern part Of Lee the crops msY not be a.
good as nsua1 but to the north, east and west, We
tn,nk the harvest will far exceed an average one
using the laet few years at criterion by which to
estimate
, 1863-07-29

In the Immediate nciehborhool Of Whithv n,
Robert Watson Of Lake View, Eeutlemsn who III;
came cut from ireland laet eprlng, sowed one acre
OF 1ax. The fibre produced IL of the Huest uusit.
IT, from th.te to four feet IN length we arc ASSURED
il That very competent judge. Mr.. Donaldson. ihc
late emrrant agent Ia 1fclad to be the finest ssna-
rlo he ever raw and equal TO the beet erowths Of
France atl Belgium. The yield Ia immense, and
Il calculated to give 50s b. the weight Of dbre.
whirh ii lie % {hc cwt, and some ~ bu seed II
81 TO p bn. both worth ESQ Not bad for ono acre
oY lapd aud obtained With comparatively little H.
lor or out1ay.-ll:hitby Ch,pnicft.
, 1863-07-29

The market has been = l!ttlc mora active, the
ralet however, are comparatively light. the trade
nuch uncertainty In the affairs Of the country for
rpe<uattons, Woods have declined since ta" be:
Ginning Of thr north tfc In foreign domestic and
ho.ds ~ In the country arc now mort ready sellots.
Thu decline in gold, the nrbt we'k Of tue present
month. stepped oil wool operations, and the E,as-
4, l.d moi rallied when fhc riots commenced laat
week, tince tho ely l,ns become quiet a.aln The
trade hss tomcw hat revived. The sales for tho
wrck cumpl.t srnii lots TO consumers I'll" partlc-
nlarR oF which hasn not trausp!1cd; '1s bales, Mss
bales Cape all4I abont 0 F1crccs, also private.
, 1863-07-29
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