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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26
FEnern, OF Maj.-Ecn. Gunsncr.

from OEf SPECIAL Reporter.
On Wednesday yesterday morning, Syracuse,
usually Of the most lively and cheerful rural cities 10 the
Commonwealth, presented gloomy and sorrowfu aspect
At sunrise the booming Of awakened the czsus
realization Of The feet that great ran had fallen and that his
remains were 10 DO tsksn to the quiet grave where The thunder
Of battle Gun disturb bis repose The flags dropped sad
ly at half mast, and all the public buildings aud piineiPa
stores were drsped in mourninseven the sky was lined win
Clouds AID tho rsin fell in wish the ieenos'
those who nourned the death OF the brave and PSoc
soldier whose last words "God save my
United States Of America" At O'Clock on TUESDAY o"'
ing the remains of the diseased TAKEN under escort 10
the City Hall which lad been prepared for their reception.
The Davis Light Guard preceded the pouy' wiz" ie'e'eu
arms marching to the found of mutied drums h'ueh
sre,, ss and the Committee Of Arrangements, with
large Of ei.izens osd In the procession. suaa
Of honor fom Companies A. aud OF the els Regiment
US am mn io font Of the CITY Hall, where they received
,h with the usual military salute. Dnrin. the day
Of persons called to see the manly form that
c .,..ned the heroic aud noble soul OF Gen. sumner
HIS bre: illness lad dsurod his strongly marked eour-
t.p,uce indeed he seemed to be asleep, and would
sc.ly have beeu ssoushed have hin open III, eyes
had the trumpet OF battle been sounded Tho traits Of rm
ness resolution and courage visible in the lines
about the mouth; and hs broad unwfiukcd forehead,
indicated the talent for which he was dstiag uished
The writer his remains in the con the house OF
his sonns~ TO which place the body had been retained
from the City Hall the evening before tho funeral lilo
dressed Ia his military uniform and surely never
grsced symmetrical cure, and they
by better and Drawer ocs II looking up to heaven sus
by may at.ribpte The adding of the shouaer,
offs defenders ths ogln The costly burial
tsofuy decorated with flowers the Ticn silver plate
bore The following inscription:
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deYs grave Soon planes Of grass will over 1t ard
flowers breathe balm above It. The wind will ssh the
rain fall and shine upon that sprps viii deck
with flowers Autumn fe,toon II with leaves, and winter
,Vyer 1t with wrea.hs whittier than white roses.
"Dig hs grave whers the soft green sod
Py traitors feet has neer been trod,
Where sweet flowers the smile OF God
For tho patriot pure and truo
There let graceful, fsdeless tree,
Emblem Of no. aud liberty,
Arise. His epiteph shall be
Sweet flowers red. whit0. and blue.
Bury him where the brook shall sing
His requiem, and retaining sps;ng
Shall come with bloom and rustling wing
To deck bis grave for aye.
And Heaven shall watch with starry cyes
That sleep not Ia the stoopfng skis,
The tomb to which angel lies
10 roll the slore away"
Though Zen Sumner he'd attained the ripe ags Of years
he erect In person. elastic In step aud had so much
gor in his voice aud many INDUCED the hop, that
his valuable services would be spared 10 the county for many
yes to Taking sides with party in politics. be
always sustained the Government He has daughters OF
the South whose husbands officers In tho Rebel army;
and wbea 1t suggested that certain presents be fent to
IheD he peremPoy rsfsscd to grant the request saying
that Rebels DO made to r-es that they have forfeited
all claim TO such ecs Of kndne while they continue their
hostility to the Government He has loft other daughters
both living Syracuse and twa sons bota OF whom IN
the service These children inherit the patriotism OF their
father. q. w. Il.
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Yesterday afternoon the members Of the Common
Council, the Heads Of Departments Of the City
Government, together with many other Of our pnb-
lie and private citizens, united in paying the last
tribute Of respect to the remains Of the late exCon'
sroller, Robert r. Hsws At | O'Clock the Mayor,
members Of the Common Council, and Board Of Su-
psryisors met at the City Hall, and with their saves
Of Office proceeded TO the late residence OF the de-
ceased. No. IS Allen street. The remains were
placed on treses in the paror, the lid Of the
coffin being covered with massive crosses composed
of evergreen and csmelaS. Tie plate bore tbs Sim'
pie inscription:
Robert r. Hsws born Feb. 49, 1910; died March p 1883
Brief service having been performed at the house,
procession was formed, and at 81 O'Clock the COL
umn proceeded, in the following order, to st. Ste
phens Church, the galleries Of which were tLronged
with people;
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THE NEW SERsEx LEGIsLATUEE.
Passage Of RESOLUTIONS I'm Regard 10 'ho
Position Of New Jersey.

~
TRENTON NJ j.. March 2S. 1868.
v.t. ...-oI,,.;oos were passed ia the Senate
donv;,o the alienation tLat New jersey intends to
denying I'M @Io4""'" = ....o;, 49,. s. Co,.
resist BY force the execution OF CERTAIN Ac'S u ''n
gres,. -. o.rt,.,, ru,,o,.. ~ nm.
tb,t portion Of the people of the state
~ intend resist by soe execoon OF Ger,
yam Iecen. vsBdity By the cnsomary less and consu
So u,tyeas snch tH Iis are calculated to mis-
tbe sntimesLs Of the pc pie OF this State, produce
to the peace the community therefore,
re rc,olred by he Senate q 't Naie NerJe'ay VLe
HoS,s Assembly concun) rhs there 10 10 oydence 70
susan the Impression sousn, 70 o. Created ns sn pouoh
~ peopo State OF Ncwsfsey 'nend to ofef iorei
bic renee the execution q iios 'aws end that a. OF
forts by whstever means attempted 10 strengthen poitca
, by assuming that their opponents intend 20 na1eurse
civil Taught with csrser to the peace OF this state
abiding constitution loving peop and a'denty devoted to
Gnon ell the States, and t1i while they conS-mn and
protest against certain laws as uncon, utonS aud uru ye
n they repealed declared competent icunsl "a
Be unconstitutional tAey w regaId thom laws sad Nh
confidently Ook to the cous aud to The boibexes fol re-
dIssL
After very animated debate the resolutions were
passed by party vote.
The Republicans opposed the resolutions IN con-
sequence of the implied censure upon them.
This morning the same resolutions passed 'ne
House of Assembly by u large vote.
The Senate of New-Jersey on Monday eNeni"s
passed the 81 900 900 Loan BILL for the oe'ense u
the State. as it came from the House, Mr. haaao'Pn
Democrat of Hudson County, speaking for the Gov
ernor, said:
there DO sny ides that portion OF TINS money " ID
tended 70 DO THAI assist the STATE IN
nwsr of be cners Government IN the fIturess IN e '
tSs rSat der be speed The present worthy inc meht
the not only to sustaa we
Government but to put down all arpesi 70 9ne tnsn s
mes a for rel or iusgaAry evils We proclaim ourselves
.sbdina peope Upon TIN, idea the present comih1i
OF th, State into power and upon 1t ,ney expect
70 retain their supremacy Oar Courts open aud VAL
dres grievances hsoboxes eur remedy ana 'hSt
u move effective Let dream Of purpo,e on tnc
part of the Executive OF this stsecr OF ttos rGo-'o
seek remedies outside Of law As long Us laws are upon
tbe statute nook or those of the General Government exist
chew must be obeyed This the only true course he onS
safety and union We must saad BY the oans m
and ;he laws and they will stand by psof whatever fifth
After this speech, the bill passed unanimously.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany By Hudson River RR.. 6; Warren.
SIT 10 and a. s. aud u. y Sunday SGT 2. n,
10 Albany by IAfls u Rl, 2ot!t add l,h-av Ioi IN
40 Boston, by Arw-London line, Per 81 NJ
T.. -;ouing'o on line, fier 10. \. r. and Fail
River inc. Pier D. y. L., daily t5u-daJseK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sp m.
T. Boston, b. New-Hssen RR, VIA Spring
ted. 2Ita-st nd sih-tv....s IN. and II and p.
To Boston, by SeW.H4tsl Ail. 1-th.st- sud
sthav. via Shore Line IN. md p. sandiy, 7.
To BuGaio. DJ Ehc I.R foot Of Chamber"
rne p
T. Phi. al-ll hs By rev jersey Ksi'roai foot
OF C9ur.ird 81 IT, m y. II. p. Sunday u ?.
70 Ph'sfelphis Nv Camden srl Amboy
naltosd Iirf 81 ). T.. foot - BsfcAys IN p. N
T. Washington - jersey kR.I. Zoe "A,
C. = saiI.s D. H. :oo 81: coufti.ua,t Sunday, :. p
T. Ns,hir ,fon d. Cs1l'ru "a Ar1or Raj.
reed Pie % ~ T.. lort ~ bscsys'.. n. aniR p m
10 to- Nct ~ Central N,ifosi Of Neg
Jr..oy, 10; O! COust4aEl.-st. and ~. ~,
I? ai.... H. and ..
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SreclnI Noilees.
twentieth Ward Republican Association

r,ycntieih Ward Ecpub;icnn Association viii
Loii ~glh monthly messins az Li9eoln "a ~ corner o
3ld and 8th-av, THIS (InuTsday) EFEhlND 81 q
O'clock The Executive COMMITTEES ~ip inset at oeocE
J L. NNrIE. Sec. JohN WAITE rlo"
Course OF Popular Lectures. Thu hith WI 10
dsred he Reformed d. ch Church. eoFnsr o. beecs.r
ed Wsft ith-ts, THIS ENENiNO, MaEch 2sih b. he
R.v T. = ROGERS u. d. Subject-"Tte Tower OF Lon
dour Admission 5 cents Doors open Al o'clock Lecture
%
The Polytechnic Association OF the American
Institute VIII inert ut IS, Rooms in tbs Copper Union
binding his (TAIrdsyJ FNLNIS6 March 20. AZ =.
O'clock SGlluc Petroleum" The meetings of lnis Aiso
e.aloa opeu to lilo public. ..... -
SAMUEL D. rILLMAS, Chairman.
7. D. srIrsoS. Secretary.
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pIn,Is Close ut the Port.Omc..

For Grea. Britain and the Continent, By steamer
EdnbuIg Saturday. March 2d.............. loi q m.
Friday Mach % Il, p.
For Port-R.-PInes. Hsyti spd Kingston. Jamaica,
by s.snsi "lsn'sger-; Friday. March s7.... III q
For New.OfeAns. by steamer Marion. Thursdsy,
Match o.
For Havana, Nassau and West Indies by steamer
British Queen saturday March 29........... loi a.
For Australia. via h,boufns. by steamer North
Amencs, Friday. March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 g. m.
For Pos Royal howbsrn and Beaufort. North ssd
South Carolina by steamer augusta Dinsnore,
saiufday, March H.:
FOR Caiforn. &c.. daily (sundsys e,cepieil.
overland Wis ST. JOSEPH Mo.......J IN. enf ~ ?. m
North-Al0auy. Bgao aud Cansdsi..5 aud a ?. M
North and West Wa Mail Observation-Disclosures. q.
Western Mail via Ere HAiiro,d.....3 o. m and 3. p M
Southern aud Soa,AWelteTu Nails M u and lVf p. m.
Eastern Mail m. Ia aud &. D. m
Row bedford Newport aud Fell RivuE.....".... y. m
Ile Long Island Mali closes az .. a m, snd ~ p m
Sunday hAils -On Sunday all mails close at Is p III.
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Movements OF ocean Steamers.
Eueinrss Notlfrs.

THE LADIES MI ST NOT FORGET Inc hiau-
Opeuiag Of elegantly tipusa. hf,-izr FArfk N"Dit1
Of o upyetir. and Paris faa.nrs sf fIef en
Chicrn a. establishment Of Mo-. sna.srs', 10 ~
Bto,dwrv Of Drcstnalefa 10 'sacN ~ rovt
tie. mothers 40 desire the hes. fort n" cden aud
dies WHO wish % .ed IDLY H. tl' aopF ~ -cly
called % this opening. Tue spring hnGtcI Of Anr Den" T.
est. Spin. Minor OF i.shions no" ready E.sasa!efo
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From Albany.

ALBANY, "Wednesday, March 25, 1862
The day for the opening Of the Canals will not be
fixed until after April 8. The day Of opening will
not be later than May l. nor earlier than April 25
warm rain has been falling since last eyelng
The water is rising elk nches per hour, and IL now
over the docks. Tho ice is still strong enough for
teams A heavy freshet is anticipated
The following is the Court Of Appeals Calendar
for Thursday, March &c; Nos. lG. g. 8, 9, s. H.,
l. l3 Ia
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PREMIUM ON GOLD.-The Subs crber, who can
no: charge ht prices With the fluctuations gold "iAon!
neurns enonnou. erp-n's Ia sdvo'ng ths ehtnre' 10
10 sell hD ZEN. Al Old Prices TniSkng his an
or, entitled 10 10. benefit Of he Premium odd rsic sn
LIE Wa.. debs.>is Of the bss, eufncy t county over
had he ~ al reltns tho anorn; Of their ords'
Go tho fu Premium IN is city on the dsy "n'n received
IN hs way lie hopes 10 DO the county aud ma customers
some GOOD without urne hims- for the Aohros fEN eA
not b. nadc without GOLD
Wa.a Paper aouey seE United States preferred ove'
anv ousL A. MoHroy No % Malanlane. New YORK
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Adjournment Of she New-Lerscy Legislature
Rejoicing of the PoopIc-Thc hfdnap'
,,;,,y RsI TX filed.

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune $40.
'i'N'- TRENTON, Wednesday, Mach IS. 1853.
The infamous Copperhead Legislature OF New
Jersey adjourned OF 2 P. to-day. The JOY of our
citizens found expression in rousing salute Of 200
guns, fred Immediately after the adjournment in
front of the State House. feeling Of general relief
prevails The Negro kidnapping Bill was indefinite
ly postponed in the Senate.
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The Natioun! Rinarces.

THIIADYLPA,A v ednesdsy Maica %. 1868
million and quarter Of legsl tenders were con-
vsrted to-day into 520s. 1t il believed that 81 OOO,
900 per day will be reached.
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10 the Associated Press

TRENTON, Wednesday, March y 1868.
Both Houses of the New.Jeroey Legislature ad-
journed at balfpast O'Clock this afternoon.
A resolution was adopted by both Houses to fire
National salute in honor Of the Federal Union.
The Union League also fred salute ever the
death Of the Legislature.
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MARRIED.

HhLLOCK-BrADLESr0v- Wednesday, March Is.
oy the Rev. Geo. Pots ~ d. Lewis s. Hslock to Sarah
NJ daughter OF e. Bead.eston esq, AL Of this ciy.
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Enterfninmcrts.-Th March Do.

WALLhCKS-The Busy Body
WINTER UARDEN-Esst Lynne.
KIBLO'S-Ths Enchantfess
BARNUiiS MUSkUM-rhe Roll Of tho Drum.
BROADWAY MrNAGERlE-Wnd soinnls performing.
tOUPInS GALLERI-Vocauo Of the Andsa
THE NEW IDEA-Minstrols Ballet, Actobstism.
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The Great Indian MedicineA

ncHgIOAEE CURE."-An unfalins SPeehic Tor semi'
,,l vsatnes, Nocturnal Emissions laiPoteney rams N
ts Back Stone 10 tho Bladder. aad all nS.reus diseases
caused by indiscetions Of youth One bosA @E three
bottles, @s ~ ,rno,-v,, ,~
"CgEROKEE REMEDY" AND "CfEROhEE Inc
rrcTIONr-These two medicines, used in conjuncton-
die a internally the latter its name 'mpiesnever fA
"a remove all improper discharges in male or female One
bottle, 81; thr,e bottles, 80
"CuERoKEE PILLS." OF FEMALE REGULATOR
IN. ho. ST. six boxes, So Sent By mail FREQ Of postage.
All Of the above medicines sent BY express on receipt Of
prce by the sole proprietor.
DR. w. r. MEP.WlN. e. Louis, no.
n q BARNES & Co, No. 2o2 Breaivsy Ns~.York.
wholesale agents. who Will supply tho tEse at propustors
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
RRAD
OFFICE.
MercantiIe Library Lectures
Sfg
BROADWAY.
TWO GRAND SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENTS


TWO GRAND SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
CLINTON HALL,
THURSDAY sud MONDAY EVENINGS, March % ard %
Ins Mercantile LibsIy Assertion have a.nsed with tue
Rev Mr. RICHARDS fof TWO ECLECTIC bECTUREo,m
which he will present the GREAT POINTS and most BRILLIANT
s1PsBIaEsrs o. hi, ssTInE COURSE on - Tbs Arsos
PHxRE" -, ~. - A.. A..
aud tl b. crowded with NoyKL and STRIKING lLLusrRA'
rIOSs and PHRSONbNA.
Thc second VII ncude the CHEMISTRY and EIso-
rHIcIrr of tho AIR All will ilu,tssied oy DsAhp us'
ERlroxs IN OXYGEN. and WITH those maSnhcent s1psn'
nrnis with the Iluhkorl Machine and Oeise'sr iuoes
Inc, ecltsd such pllarse in the CouIse. -,
Iict,t admitting oae to both Lectures y centssf SAFE
at the LihIafy, and Growers. NO w Di0@S"s' N-s
tickets 80 cenfs-sJ!! at the dool.
Central Loyal National Leagne.T,iin sc;S'd dance
win a Re,oluton adoyted b. tho ESt1h Ward Nhtonss
eague the undersigned Dele elected on ehe oI .sio
I'm. hereby invite the BE eyaes selsceo oy the otho,
"a, Of the City Of Hew-lcis OF behalf OF tas LoyH
N,,o,si issru- t. meet ut ROOM No. ~ COofEh iN-
sg1.GIrrF oS III RSDAY EvENING, March 20; 20 axe
nrb seton as rny 20 carry oai tue onee"W
organizations Of which we are Inc rslieseuA-
tiYcs ...,.~ r.,,vr u D,vis
PETER CRAWFORD JAIOn SrSW DAN %. xu..a
JACOB b. CRANE. Delcsa.ee =. y ~
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No. 2SS Greeawich-st.
SAVE YOUE MONEY,
BUY EAST INDIA COFFEE, 81 2oc. per pound Ger.
tilted by Dr. Chiffon be ffee o eelee.ts9s ingredients
and conducive to bnalth. 49, -
The original " BUCKEYE FLOUR double EItn
Family Flour, rasqaalsd In strength sweetness and sa
nets -,
PRIME CIIg.CUT sUGAR-CURED HAMS, 10ic per
pound. 80. a. ,,.rn
6Oc. to 4 rs pet pound, Sc. So
No o0S OREENWICHSE
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Mas. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
relieve. tho child holn pain vigofae. tho stomach aHd
bowels eorree acdy and gives ,one and v.oft ho whole
,,,ferr Is cents a nOttls
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Browns BRONCHIAL TKOCaEs
when allowed to dissolve In the mouth have direct infu'
enos to the affected parts the ''ohias effect to the mucous
lining oftlo wlndpipe slliys Pulmonary irritation aud give,
relief in Coughs Colds SD tho vaioo' Thoa affections to
Which nnhlie sne.t.u ,nd ,lraor. y. liable
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TRUssEs MARSH e. Co.'S Radical Cure
TAdsg Cice only No. Vsssyst Also supporters, sus
Pnsory Bsndages Silk Elastic sokings for Narcose Seins
shoulder Braces. &c. lady attendant.
GOLD PHNS.-Tae best and the cheapest, at
a. hosTos's No. rs Majden.ane, Eew.York.
TIE PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
rAIrEK, 1n1sn'cr and POentee Astor. round hcorl
" Aiso Philadelphia and Boston Only houses OF PALnEa
u" Avoid imposition by calling on the Inventor.
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sORE-TngoAT SrLcIFiC.
One bottle warranted TO snyase 81 osE THROAT CT
the money refunded. Piies 20 cents,
Dr. l.. ANDERs ( Co.,
physicisr. and Chsnists. No. +23 Broadway.
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THAN ANY WEEKLY RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER
IN THE WORLD.
MORE THAN DOUBLED
IN FIVE YEARS.
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
Among 10 ,ich contents for this week tho following:
"THE SPRING-TIME OF HOPE" p
HORACE GREELEY.
An article full Of good cheer for all patriotic readers
"THE FAITH AND ORDER OF THE OLD
SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH."
REV. FREDERICK G.. CLARK.
A plain statement for popular reaGing.
GONE STEP FURTHER"
WENDELL PHILLIP s.
presentation Of a new idea.
"THE LOTUS PLANTER :"
ApoEM.
TIIEO DORE. TILT O N.
Being Fable carrying moral for the Pre.en. time
BUILDING A MAN."
PROF. WARNING WILKINSON.
A delightful and profitable essay
ENABLES AND VEsUVIUS,"
REV. GILBERT HAVEN.
A travellers description o. VIDA. he with his own eyes,
"a CONTRABAND STORY"
ELSIE THALHEIMER'
Specially written Tor the ChlIren.
"THE lNTERIOR OF TURK Y, -
l.. II. BURBANK.
Being fresh Letter from Bi!'
A SERMON,
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Which |. & constant feature Of THE INDEPENDENT from
week to week
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
GIVING NEWS
FROM ALL THE DEMONSTRATIONS.
GENERAL NEWS.
RECORD OF THE WAR.
POLITICAL NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EDITORIAL PAGE
opens with article on
CDR. LYMAN BEECHERS VIEWS"
" WHAT WOMEN CAN DO FCaTHE WAR;"
snAOhsr timely articles
THE COMMERCIAL COLUMN
COPpERlIEAD CATECHISM;
Or,
FlsASciEnlsG MADE EASY.
With other aTl.cleL
WHOLESALE PRICES
COUNTRY PRODUCE:
Important information designed to ntere', specially every
me .ch.n., farmer. and dealer In produce, &c,
REPORTED WEEKLY,
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Embracing full and reliable report OF tho latest quotations
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BY A SPECIAL REPORTER
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pr and useful meter, worthy OF special attention
THE INDEPENDENT,
the exten. and character OF It's subscription l
Is the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM,
except, perhaps, Que secular paper,
IN THE COUNTRY.
Its Special ContribstoEs are:
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New-York;
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PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP IS TIE BEST

TKussrs.-DR. RECESS HARD RUBBER MUL-
rIprpAL Truss invites the searching Criticism
insiTument and VARicocKLg TRUss may 10 sesa ~ w
K,e9ys Qgee, Nv. Q BsresJ o., Nsw'Xssk
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JOHN TAYLOR,
No. $50 Peari-st., ksw-Yerk.

EEw.YoaK. July H. 1852
This csfes tlet ny mother has been for tins Il.
heted With ,srinl Geasoess. suffering or pain md ubnf
noises head together other indications Of soaI
ioss Of Nearing Dr. Won isenberg from Der
gest quantity % mattel together with cosguaed blond,
leyns insantlDeousy. aud ali whous pain. 1t with
grateful thanks that give Lns Testimony TO MS skill
CARROLL J. POST, NO. 20 EJuth.gt
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BOURBON WHISKY.
IgrAutfsuyp 1890.

st. SUIT, KENTUCKY WHISKY DnrILLEn's'
Thi, Whisky has adopted by the 0overnne" Tor nos
p,a use ], is for sale by every Drugg'! Ia tbs city, ode'
should be directed sUIrs DIsrnEREs Kentucky OF sVI
WHISKY AaHNcr, No. a. Broadway, New-fsrk.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-10-17
Chicago Markets.

THURSDAY Oct. 18th.
We have to note continuance of the unset
tied state OF the grain markets, and very few
transactions among shippers and regular deal
erS.
higher on Spring grades, but after the receipt of
New York dispatches buyers held off, and the
advance was lost, the market closing quiet at
slO9 for Nc: 2, and 81 u for No. Spring. There
sales We're tritiing at sl.l59l.l6 for No 2, and
$l07(gl 90 for Rejected Red.
5000 barrels We're sold at prices ranging from
6,25gS,cy for common to choice White Winter
Extras; 65,7N@5, % for good choice Spring Extras
and 81 80 for Winter Superfine.
The inquiry for Corn was light, and scarcely
enough changed hands to establish a market
Early sales OF No. l were made at SIC; subse-
quently the market became weak and declined
to sUgSlc; at the close S29S21ac was paid, but
buyers. as general thing, only offered the in
side figure The receipts by Canal are meagre,
and, in nearly all cases, put into store, there be-
ing no inquiry tor corn StiOat.
Oats were rampant at the opening, and ad-
vanced 49414c per bushel, with sales of No. at
S49e4Ac. On N, Change there was tanner feeling,
market closed quiet.
Rye was steady and in firm request at $4,000
foE No: and Gle i for Ne in store
sales of No. at sl.2O@l.22, and Rejected at slO5
in store.
,Highwines sold before New York news arrived
At Sc but at the close the market ruled dull and
nominally l(a5c lower.
Timothy Seed was dull at 81 lO@2.15 for good to
prime, Flax Seed inactive. Glover Seed in
limited supply and nominal.
There was more activity in Mess Pork and
Lard. City and country packed Mess Pork sold
to the extent of $50 barrels at SIS, and about
800 tierces country and city kettle-rendered
Lard at lIl4@llLc.
Lake Freights were firm and &c per bushel
with to It ss for Oats and
advanced Csc q barrel on Flour and l2hc on
! fourth class freight to New York and Boston.