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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

~rv,lE undersigned Administering " ne n
,.ne III Michael Burkhard laie M Du
nUis csnnsy deceased siii ~ MONDAY, 'he
lam dsy ~ July. 1863. ~ TIE iafe rF-'denrs
ny -.ld asreasrt, sell "a pn3lc auction, AT
s,i. rerson "A property NOT taken iy his ~idpw
-,nxi.,i,r ~ lIorses. CT VII, li,.s. Steep
f,rn;,y I,nplcmcn,s. household md kitchen
furni'rrs, ar.
TERMS OF SALE - credit n Twelve
months vill De given Or . ssms Oyer -
ne purchaser giving note w'th approved
security. according 70 sa~. bearing in'rrfs
frrr, ate IL SIS. All sums N - q uad"
10 Be priA in efsh-
GEORGE DISCHINGER- adm
lime ~. 1863 -3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

SoLDlERs vorIsc The Albany On. \
Argus. after quoting The punishmeniin ilici-
cd by Mr.. Lincoln, q Commandcr-in- ehiei'
upon Lieut.. Notwithstanding him from
the service-for voting the Democratic
ticket in New Hampshire. asks the follow.
ing pertinent question: II i not moekery
and cheat u talk about giving soldiers
sbe RICH, Of suffrage. 90 long a. the Presi
dent dismisses them in disgrace Il they vote
the Democratic ticket And will not 'h'
soldiers be coerced il their suffrage. if th'
officers understand that they are 70 be die
grsced and punished unless they coniro
The votes Of their men, Very pertinen
questions, though very easily answered
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

RTThe Princeton Clarion. says Gibson
county will receive credit for the 20 cd
-Amerirsn citizens az Afriran descens.r
which left Princeton the other day. 70 Join
. Massachusetts, regiment. and that in con
sequence. the draft will Be very light IN
that ccUnty. A. Massachusetts, will Be opt
10 claim credit for these volunteers on her
quota. we are spprehensivs that befwser
,hat State and Gibson county. hey vii
lry to nskc one negro cqaiI - isO wsi''
men
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

a-srWe have been handed tho following
letter ron brave hoy in The 5s,h Indiana
regiment, with . request 10 publish u. lii
evident the writer u better soldier than
statesman. To skill the mules" may con-
vince the rebels q their error. bu, eve can't
zee it,
MuRFREEsE oEo. Tenn.
Oar Brother 81 have no interesting
news % write. We are stiii here iortii'-
inc lie rebels Al Tallahoma and Shelbyviile.
F,ch army il wsiring Tor tie other 70 attack
We can Whip al rebelicm Il they ~ii Eight
- here. We have The best times nov since
We e.mr ,ur; we 81 plenty % cat md wear
lana dos.'t have 10 march as we did when
Buell I'D us. Last summer We were march
ds~n, halt Starved, dirty and ragged; but
aOu.ls.'t mind ihnt II we had done any pooc-
rh;. army i more united now ihan !, ever
uas Last January, a'tsr The bsi,lr, The nr-
, nv wsS dissatisfied think the cause was
: The traitors az hcmc %, 90 bold = looked
nike We was throwing our lives away, and
n ne people al home was glad q y Freeing
. H. ~ rros hnri good many 4 the 'enter'
' iua,.c ,res- sncIl a. couIdn's rule u hons
\ -. mo--s. But they ere getting over y
r. ,hes say ~ must Whip The South II y 'ake'
= every msn aud eyers dnllir in The north =
aai. rnd free rhe rerru and Kill The mules
. Tint j. ihc way Il We hnd dcne \ On
- wear ago tie wsr would be over n"S- ~
~ TIL ysu we wi hip hem sooner or late'
" ana u len Il i iare i wont b. y 90 ~"
asain: uben they a. fall 'hcy will be y
r. wurss degraded rcnplc On tn earth. bu' he
viii Is III ,. long - they car. i'liiik
~ xe c4n't uhip ihem We ought p have y
D.ys- ~ rulr ~ to- say ntvsF ermff'
~ ,ni.e urh traitors. have written Pleni
~ viii. u II VS. better.
49, am rI,d yvu e., ny nifiaiWr
7-s .hn,.ia lie ~ l5s 10 faI il his ~rr, toa g
ter Ill II n ana llnk | ten ~ gnpa cause
sns et.rdiur our liberties and hems~ that We
touaht with tie blood of our icsei thess-
2: expect. - i,llsoe fhe Il they dia II long
49, rive Ii hns rss-sd through many te
ned scrm. but Il j. The sane 4 = yet, ara ~
'Ur- alwayS remain -. Il l. enough 70 ma
~ lie ,e4rs come IL any ones cscs, % sse III
Ia battle. smuke raising I'ke . cloud
Fad ground trembling from iisr Ersr ~ ca"n
g ,nd u.,-ketry, the brave mrn ~ the hy'i
iii II cheering, large numbers o. 'aem y
l'e'' urn u pieces before The sound 81 'htH
! O ce- dies away. but no one stops, lhe ~
roes on. Here j. where the I = looks ~
the IT. moving through The hotties, u The Dat
luss Y4ur afIrelionaie tro her,
EoErET STEWART
~ in TIA a MI Norman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

NOTICE !. hereby given that a. the May
~ term. 1868. Of the Court Of Common
pteas X Dubois county. the estate Of clar-
ssvroy Arms. deceased. was declared prcoa-
biv in.olvent. Creditors are therefore mott
6sdth,t the same will be settled according
iy. JAhES \. Ioi,oo:s' -
June %, 1s6.-Jx admr Dc bonls noI'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

ssyoBoDr HURrr-It 10 estimated ih'
from he commencement Of the war, C9.S'i
Fedsr.Is have been killed. liz O2o wound
"a. 70 Fl 8 made prisoners. and 25o00o died
from disease and wounds; that 5oSo3 Con
federtes have beer killed, 1oo.6I5 wound
"a. y lGe made prisoners, aud 80 600 iies
sr1m disease AM wcuhdr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

rThe Republican Governor Of Illinois
having "prorogaedr the Legislature Of that
State before !, had On opportunity 10 pass
the bill before Il. making an appropriation
for sick and wounded soldiers. The Demo.
Gratis Of that State. Al their Mass Convex.
ton 10 Springfield las week raised the mag
ni6cent sum Of forty .seTen thousand dollars
for that purpose.
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Notice orEnsoIyenc..

N-OTIrE i hereby given that ~ the lay
Term. 1853. d the Court " Y mmun
pleas n. Dubois county, lhe estate q .i'h"
"A. TIupha-, deceased, was declared probably
;nSo.vent. Creditors arc therefore np'lhfo
,hn, III same will b. sei'le' accrrsin-iy-
NORMAN FISHER,
lane OF. 1SG3-.,A hdmr ~ oonis he"-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

1.-THE enrolment Of the militia
of this county was completed and re-
ported to the Commissioners last Mon
day. We understand that there arr
about /. 800 persons in the county LA
bic to draft: absut 300 in this town
ship. $50 in Patoka, 100 in Hall, &c
We are further informed that the only
person in the county who grumbles
seriously at being enrolled was ratio
Republican
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27
vooflARD's GERMAN PHI,

Hrsrx veil known rhrsusi.cai EnrcTr sni Amrses 49,
20 conn niaiion hrrr- Thsy are fnrsis wrrfA'.~
sr-par.. With -rrn cxsctnr-- AMI ar sn-affsA'sa -
.sr casl.arr.r I'm tan - fnid fEirr = ~. ~ ~
Th..e mrlicin~s are rf'frrri ~ Pr z y. 'sek-
CO, EAnskili.ia. r.. ani = L'"'- No and Afs 80
sr,i.-ri.'. and hsaIsrs} n i''-i'enes 'ssfs1"e
$3.50 n n. J.cssox viii L. sr sartt q s'sh
scsfle "a ipx-
Incur lrsryr-.Jys sf@e-sr- pufaihrds annually yon
Vii IND fr-sirsany .ni ~suu'eni~ssry sfh<- - -
r.rs X ill., nan.ry Th.- Alarms arr Eisss s~Ay ~
- assn's- #
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

1.-THE guerilla band which some
Of our citizens were in pursuit Of last
week turned ont to be portion of the
18th Kentucky (rebeD cavalry. under
Capt. Kinds. They numbered sixty
five. and endeavorcd to rccross into
Kentucky at Blue river Island. where
they we're captured after they hat
reached the Island, after short en-
gagcment, BY the I.eavenworth Home
Guards. who attacked them from on
shore with musketrv. and from on
board the steamer lzeita with twelve
pounder cannon. Fiity-four rebels
were taken prisoners, three killed, onC
wounded, and two drowned in ih'
fight. Capt. Kinds and four Of hii
men made their escape. The prison
ers state that the object was to Gu: tll'
railroads at Mitchell, and destroy q
many railroad bridges as possible.
We publish from the New Alban.
Ledger. an account Of the excitemen
produced by reported subscqucn
raid. Hundreds of our citizens wer
under arms, and small squad. unde
Capt. Wclman run the report into th
hole where it started.
This excitement. showing the urgei
necessity Of military organization. 9
ycral Of our citizens determined 10 O
ganize . company Of the Legion an
having obtained enough persons
form company, will hold incetir
on next Monday night to elect Officer
Success to the .'bowId soldier boys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

Is THIS TEEAsoss-The Rev DR. Ton
war. in his humiliation sermon. lately, held
", hs righ, arm and exclaimed; MAY
the lightning Of heaven SILVER this arm
before you'd fgh, 10 restore ills Union
Nth slavery 10 ~ The sentiment was
30 plaudcd BY the eIspPing o. hands and ,hs
stamping Of feet By the audience. i that
treason OF nott
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

vI yxT ,na XyfI. Er-d BY T.. 8
.r~nrn ..4 viEngsfA r. T"wS-Fsp.
r.,nsN WI y. '...is-. Psciry Fa-h'.
VIZ. S.ers afa NJ ~ Eagrsvinr-. Nr''"
y.rk II ,,i..rn> ~ reH variety. M"ihvfs
n .,,rsm.,.s. d .iitlrcn's II .psssmen'' ti""-v-
...e,er., ana II-nlh - pastmen'r. WIN
.i,.,,rv reviews and ~ the aresss"f'es ~
fi-s,-claS- M,i~zins- .I
n VI l,e.l,'s Book bears This ns"e"..
,.-,,,nnnv W ihr character ~ akIhoAS
IA MI MAsAziSg.- ".
1--WE Nave often before said, u -. w"n-
IN, controversy. The beSsS3 msrsz'ne pup
iisisd Ii ~ rsuairy; and ibis y 'he s's'"E
N ru.ss,k.a testimony everywhere rsv.
~ nv. prsss. We know Of no pesi"dicss
,h., u wsll deserves the praise bes'owed-
rhr ea;,ors never tire ia their ef 'rts 20 g's''
n.rh m,a,h. rich md varied literary Y"
III, /. their readers. Their work y ksp'
f,ilv ~ ne standard 81 their promse' N
80, AM. vet always full Of ins'ruc''on
IL !. 49,. .f,en said, and repeat = sgs'n. 'nss
\, sh.,ula make q par, OF the reading 81 me
.n..,,s ,on,r anl oii Of the editors We
lac.l ~, sneak: their names arc hou-eh".'
.o,,l. I'll aver The couniry. u their hsnos
wv, .er;..dical con fai. 10 reach the highess
\ onint &c excellence
n Anew serial. by H. :. ARTHUR. VIII o.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY The

MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by The
W Acting Surgeon.
VARIABLE REPORTS on SpermaiorrhGas
ar Seminal Weakness, and other diseases
81 the sexual orLans. and on the NV Re-
mFprEs employed In the Dispenssry, sent 70
the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Two or threa Stamps Tor post
are acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SKILLTN HOUGHTON'
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No,
?. y. Ninth street, Philadelphis. IA. lanZ'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

.THE GREAT ISSUE BEFORE THE ccrsrAf
Is rms: SHALL AB'Lir'os TUT W. TEI
UsroH, on SHALL rns UMoS rrT Ds"s
.r,L,r,osi--HrxRy CLAY, 1851.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

1--WE have received the July NJ,
Of Arthur's Home Magazine. The
literature is, as always. uncxceptiona-
ble. Price, - per year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

He can hardly BE- prepared 70 enter Tie
world 81 spirits Who 'rcmbIrs u 'hc rlsv'i
q cncounierins solitary rhrs'
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TIA q NJ. y Ayrmsn.


A-urtce NV h.rrhy given lhAi ii- n,'"f'
= slaneL ha~ been spreni.d adn'ii.iSi''
tor M rhe tate 81 Michael Brkhaff, "
Nv Dubois county deceased said es'afe \
upp.srd va b. Saiv ~
GEORGE DlSCliINGEE, admr-
Hume " IoDJ.--jv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27
INDEPENDENCE BAIL!
FOURTH OF JULY, 1852.
At IHE "GREEN TREE H0Ttl!"

The proprietor Of the Green
~ fz1-SiA, Tree Hotel takes peeouso
.lrkAAA;tF<r. in informing the public thst
- .tSFxtx, lac has made. arangemsnn
S+< FOR celebrating Indepen.
dsncr day Al hts IIa,ei. one and half miles
from Jasprr. on the Troy road. IN suitable
manner. and invites the public % siiend.
There will be fine liberty pole raised -
"a o'clock. A NJ and dancing will begin
n his spacious hall, immediately after. lie
has engaged The full and splendid brass band
~ Iasner 10 make The music fur the occasion.
u-y Rrfreshmsnis u al kinds and firsss
rate dinner and supper Will be- provided.
June 10 1855 -3w JOHN OPEL
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,. RESER,
FASHIONABLE TAHOE

Lawrence street. next door 70 Union ho'e'
JASPER, md ht
:. OFFERS his services 70 The public
"A 10 attend 10 all the branches o. ss.lo.
ia ing. and will be Thankful for = ~
of cstronsge. he guarantees 81 ne VIZ.
i 81 done In the best style. ne ~ IN,
small STOCK 81 choice goods. which ne ~"
makc % cheap Tor cash. Cutting cone . -
short notice. AZ =
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-05
NEW FIRM.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
of Mr. A. c. Pushee his entire stock in trade,
EyansyIIe and its vicinity that they have on hand
a full and complete assortment of Foreign Do
mestic Fancy GoodsNToys, Notions, DC, DC. Also
Planes, Melodeons, Vioins and Sheet Music, ali oI
VIII ch they will sell at the lowest rates
q store at Pushee's old stand, No. Main Street.
noyl5Iy WARREN l. CONYNGT0N.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-05
"s. E. GILBERT &C

C,UNDRIEs- CASTLE SOAP, LEMON
- Clothes Pins, Totmato Catsup, Rice,
English Walnuts, Brasil nuts, Candy, hgi
currants, oysters, Holsters, sardines, slur
salts, roll brim tone, sulphur, ,copperss, M
cords Of ali kil..,s, tobacco Of all kinds, J
batting, nutnt >, cigars Of all kinds, gin
jars, lsnterns : ID tasks, mustard, pep2
matches, picks, stone pipes, Powder, p
caps, ,fsh efalLk DDS, safety fuse, soaps OF
starch, teas, yl.issAFS camphor, letter,
and fancy paper, wrapping paper, envel
petre, gum drops, wooden bowls, tuiuoe
namon, british lustre, bonnet boards,
nails, sash, glass, nlispice, soda, pal
nquorice, Playinx Z Cards, &e., &C.
A supply ofthe above kept constantly
and for sale by s. E. Gilbert Co., No.As
decl6tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

Advertisements published IN both the Daily and the
Weekly SExrIxE viii be charged tbe fu Daily rates,
with half the Weekly rates added.
Business Notices Published in the local columns Of ten
ines or under will be charged for each insertion sl "
over ten lines, cents per line
Charges will be made Tor inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations 81 the rates
usmed, "a be paid IN advance
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders, Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines 70 cents lot eaeh
Insertion: over eight lines a, this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, VI
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices of Festival Pcnic and Excursions gotten up Oy
individuals associations, by churches, at the regular
prices.
Advertisements lesGed and placed under the head OF
Special Notices lines over will be charged double
The usual rates. ~ - | -,
Advertisements making less than three lines Inserted
In the Daily, will be charged City cents.
Yearly advertisers To pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
10 be charged the rate Of 81 80 Tor each name IN the
Daily, and s2in the Daily and Weekly the same TO be, III
al eases. paid IN advance
Legal advertisements inserted expense Of the at
toe1 ordering and deayse for the lesal proceed
tnvS but coleeahie at usual time. Publishers not
accountable the accuracy Ct legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELBER, HARDNESS q BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana state Sentinel.
J. NJ. TILF0RD,
President indianapolis Journal Company
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
81 MILES SHORTER THAN ,m OTHER ROUTE.

An MD AFTER MONDAY. APRIL % 1888, trains
~ trains viii ~ run a~ follow
A Chicago ENpr. - Tam Nli leave indianapolis at
" 3 T. ". IT KuSon' s:l1 r. ", time to
make close connection Nith the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroa To- locan~port Valparaiso
and Chicago snd arri, atPtru az 40 =. ".
Return ug, the rain Will "a.e Peru At l.20 A.
making close connection, with tc night irain from CHI
cagn and arrive az indianapolis Al $40 a. u.
Mail .rain will leay. lndian 'pcli, az 4:35 p NJ,
stopping ali stations and arriving at Peru ia time TO
make Will the traiIs the Toledo and Wa
basil ailway tor abash Huntington. Fort WAYNE To-
ledo aud Detroit.
Returning, The sam train w leave Peru at b4O
4. NJ after the arrival of ;hs train the r. w Z. W
from the Fast, and indianapolis al lc0O A.
in time make connections for all points East South
and West
Chicago Exprcsstrain will leave Indianapolis Al : &c
p 81 making close connections at KOkomo With train for
Logan ~por', Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive al
Peru at lO- A. NJ time 10 make connection with trains
going Fast and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way
Returning the will cave Peru at l2l5 p NJ
making close connection KakOmo with the train,
the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logansport aud srrive al indianapolis
4lO T. NJ, in time 70 connect with the evening train, fol
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superiuf endent.
Y. 7. MALoTT. General Ticket Agent feb23. '62-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Nh n zBEE CHaD GDax uD H Rx /,
At Nc 80 West Washington -.
A LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FOR
~ sale cheap, one door east OF the Palmer House
sep30-dly 4. LISTZ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
Indianapolis agd Madison
ax< II H. Nc CD "a Ep.
1868. ~ e 6 ssssss ;sssEss 1868.
New Arrangement 10 Commence Mon.
=

day. Feb. ?. 1888.
FENWO passenger trains daily Sundays eNcrptedl be-
Z tween indianapolis and Madison
Leave tie Union Depot indianapolis. At 6 80 \. "
and p. M. Madison IL 5 A. NJ and so
Z NJ
Lave the Depot a Madison at A. NJ ard P. NJ,
riving q Indians polls at IL A NJ. and 10 z. NJ.
The train leaving indianapolis at $50 a. NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus 1t e.45 A. NJ tor Shelby
vile and Rushville arriving al >hebyve al 1885 A. NJ.
aud Ru~hvilie 81 u 80 p n
Leaving Rushyile at 80 NJ Shelbyvilie a. 3 10 p.
NJ connects al Columbus With the I and NJ train,
rivng either indianapolis Madison the same even
fnC.
This Road forms line with the Packets At Madison for
the poraou If freight between Cincinnati and In
danapcs and points West.
Tariff Of Freight> a. low as by any other
Shippers and merchants West will find II therinter-
10 ship by this line.
feb2 ID. {. BRANHAA. Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
General BIafr's Philippe.

General Elar recently delivered In s. Louis speech
There alc stil other points my friends upon which
hsd intended 10 touch. among the most important
1spd which do not feel at liberty TO omit tonigt is
question which has taken somc prominence IN our midst
20 regard TO the free and unrestricted nsyeatcn o. tno
s,ive upon this question the sople Of tho Northwest hare
always BEEN we know how thrilled every beat when
anrtihc % tho country, r-ng by upon the
broad bosom ol the Mississippi river. We know that
a never can be permitted that the Misxsippi river
belong TO any other than people any other than
goverrment that tho commorcc OF that river shall
be unrestricted.n That the unanimous sentiment
OF all the people OF the Northwest II was 70 well I'M
derstood that even the secesaonsts-that Jcd Davis,
ne ard fet would 30 arouse the anger of tho North.
west BY declaring that they did not intend 70 obsruct
ssa naysga,iou Of tho Mississippi river restrict its
conmerce, and believe a resolution 10 now ex,ant,
passed by the secession convention IN INC State Ok
LouFans when attempted 70 sseeae r3a , ,ne ,.on ,ss
aid expect, that thoy did not wish or intend 70 oo
siruct the navigation of the Mississippi rver our armies
wero eager 10 rush TO tho field after embargo was
placed upon The river and s commerce. and they broke
IL down. Tho valiant hosts Of the Northwest broke
.ncrcs Of the Mississippi river. But, my friends, We
found we better on after broke down Jeif.
bad taken Jef. Davs' place. QJord cbeors, mingled
with a few bisses;)
ssfha, piece Of rowdyism and bIackguardsm. II don't
surprise me al all csming from one of Mr.. Chase .
friends and very Glad that the lrcuds q the govern
mcnt here who have invited me TO addrcss them, have
allowed this thing 70 pass with 50 much conietnpt
vorcns-put him out put him out (ReferrinR 10 the
individual who proposed three cheers for Mr. Chase
Ny friends, Il you win give me permission, wish 70
cay that shall contend for The free navigation OK tho
Mississippi against the embargo Of Chase az strongly ~
have contondcd against Jen. DAVIS embargo (loud
cheers and cries OF GO cnlp I" Go oni )-and don
.Sr gSsa ss s,a. A' s ss': simply
measure deeply Affecting tho interests u our people
and I dont believe thss any argument has been
raised on the other side--I have Dot seen ono
satsmptcd 70 be rased-whch win Justify tho rcsric.
tons which have been placed upon The commerce oi
this great river II u well akncvn that since The an
~ d July, or rather, snce the eih day of 5aiy,
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Reading 4 Michigan Central !, Southern old q,
Pittsburg u, Prairie du Chen y. Alton x, Chi
eago aud Northwestern Il and Quicksilver TX.
Erie. Hudson, Galena and Toledo were steady,
while Quincy advanced ], Fort Wayne 1 and
Southern guaranteed TX. At the one r. NJ. call
the market was still inactive; but at the second
board there was q better feeling In everything
with the exception Of Harlem, and more disposi
tion shown 10 do business and 10 buy dividend
paying shares. Canton however, dropped on to
32I, and locked though II would fall to %, the
point from which II lately rose. At the four II. N.
call Harlem opened at 9ols but rose to osH,
which was bid, seller thirty, for any part Of the
capital stock. The whole market sympathized
with the rally in Harlem and was quite strong.
Al the close il looked as though the listlessness
Of the past week was about TO be succeeded by
another sharp upward turn. The following were
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL,

FmpAY, Oct lG-6 r. VI.
Morey is s,iil in active demand he general rate
for call loans being al per cent, With exception
al transactions at lower figure. Tho scarcity OF
currency ia the West creates a demand here 70
meet the requirements of their produce trade, and
the change OF organization Of the country banks
10 'hc national system makes them short just now
o. they have invested their funds In hyetwenJ
bonds, have RENTED these 20 Warrington, ana
have not az yet received their currency IN re'urn.
The excitement IN the gold market continues
and prices are principally affected BY the military
news. II opened lower this mornins-sAy az bs1-
rose 70 5s.. fell back 10 5zlI, and closed at or"
Exchange Ia also lower aud dnll al the deehne'
bsnkers' bills being quoted al s9I 10.
want Of confidence continued This morning 70
peTysde the stock market, Influenced u tbe eoufss
Of Harlem, which declined s,i further AZ one time
late last evening II sold as low 80 100. IL rallied
this morning 70 Io5. again receded 70 io0 81 ne
frst board. fell on between The boards, and was
dons ~ low o. ss1s; then rallied 70 ssH, hnd
closed ~ %. Tho general market al the hrs'
board this morning was dali AM lover. CASTOR
declined =, Cumberland u, New Yors Cer'rai ,.