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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Carts r. Conn. John sanfird WIN Belkusp
+ WsliIrg. Thertsie Of Iowa, (for be Of he
School FUND.-. nnrgs Anderson; Wheeler Bel
lows * Co; VIM Il l. Ruddsek. Miller Alexander
81 VOORHEES,, Chaplin A Lee. John Hurst, Charles
Me I'll. James Cox. Anna r Wosthiugson Exeeu
trix o. the estate OF Vim WorthinrtoA deceased;
Miller, MAJ hew Co: Robert Hsmiiton James
Ramsey. VIM Col man. James W Cox James Bur-
rows Caleb. Cope Co; Wilton Preston, George
Csous. STRIKER Wood q Hamil; Mott shober
n Co. Brown * ci@BdeuIeg.
Ton, and each oiyou, are hereby notified thato or
before the 10th day of October 1854 sherr will he
file in the Office Of The Clerk OF the District Of
Lee County. Iowa, al Fart Nas1sun. a petition Of
samuel Miller, snrviyiug bligee. claiming you
the said Curtis Corr srd John f sanford. The sum
Of Three Hundred and fns Dollars s4Ieo Dollars
and interest as ucDey due prowissax hote, exc
Gated By tn. Samuel Niiier and Lewis Reeves;
also claiming against all nf yeu lite foreclosure or
Mortgage giyea 70 s-cUr- SAID vote eenve4 In the
following real estate. u vii; Lot one ~ 10 stick
eleven III in he cts Of eek ak In the Cot uty OF
Lee and state oil lows in which said real the
Other defendants claim some interesi
And unless YOU appear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second dat OF the December term. 1853
fsaid District Court al Fort MsaisoH iecgment and
deere vii b. rendered thereon according TIL prayer
OF said petition.
RANKIN & McCRARY.
octe-d4v ATTORNEYS for PiAiItlE.
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IcoAMuHlcATED.I
lcoMMUHlcATED.J
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CURABLE DISEASE
c a r. d.
To CONSUMPTIvEs.

The Undersigned having been restored to health In
few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung affection, and
that dread disease Consumption-s al xious to make
known 10 his fellow -su Gerers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II, be will send copy Of the pres
crption used Gree Of eharge with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they viii ind
care for CossusrTIos, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
CouoHs, CoLDs, &c The Only object ofthe advertiser
in sending the prescription 10 benefit the afflicted
aud spread Information which he eoneeiFes to be In.
valuable and be hopes every suGerer viii try THE
medy as II will cos, them nothing. and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williams ourgh, Kings County, New York.
oc;5-d3ai
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GEN. THoMAs.-Maj. Gen. Geo. H.
Thomas, TO whose skill, GOODNESS aud cour-
age we are mainly indebted for the saliva
ton of the Army Of the Cumberland, is
native of Virginia. He was in the reg.
ular army for twelve years witt out, it is
said, being absent day from his post
Just before the breaking out of the rebel.
lion he obtained a leave Of absence for
twelve months; but before the expiration
of three months of the time Fort Sumter
was fred upon, when he at once return
ed TO duty. where he has been ever since.
without being absent single day. He
is one of the best officers and best men in
the army, and much honor is due to him
and he is receiving it-for his services
In the recent battles. Without aid, or
anybody to puff him, and in spite of army
correspondents. he has built up sold
and most enviable reputation in the army,
and it will soon extend over the whole
country.
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brakes Plantation Biffers.

They purity. strengthen aud nvigorste.
They create healthy appetite.
They aniido;e TO change OF water and-det.
They overcome effects ofdissipaion and late hours
they strengthen the system and eniivrn The mind.
They prevent mia.maiic and infermii,en nj levers.
They purify the breath and aetdfy Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aud CO. stipsion.
They care Diarrhea Cholera and Cholera Morhus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are The oes, Biiters 10 The world. They make
the weak man strong. and are exhausted natures
great They made Of pure ST. CroIx Ru 10
the celebrated Calissya bark roots and hers and
TAX With the pleasure OF Beverage without regard
10 age or time of day. Particularly Recommended 70
delicate persons requiring gentle nmu Ant. Sold By
all iroeers, Druggists, Hot els aud Saloons.
P n DRAKE 4 co ava Broadway. NewYork.
SID By Andrew j. Wilktmson.
ie2TikwSm Ne - Main-sij. Keokuk.
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~ TELEoRAPH.1
stock Market.
New YORK. Oct. q.
stock-Active and better.
Oold-143i, since board l43
Money and Exehanse-Unchanged.
New York Central-i3e4.
C. B. + Q.-l24.
Ere--l09f
Reading-l2oi.
o. S 6's, 81 Coupons, 1tok
U. 5. Year Certificates 94t
New Treasury 3-lo-I07t
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RI The Ohio State Journal publishes

RI The Ohio State Journal publishes
a card of thanks to Voorhees,, of Indiana.
Dick Merrick, of this State, and McMas.
tsrs. of New York. who, by their speech
es for Vallandigham, contributed SO much
to secure the election of Brough. The
card concludes as follows:
And, in view Of the service thus rem
dered by those distinguished Copperheads
in making the people sick of Copperhead-
ism, the Union men Of Ohio would rec
ommend an appropriation of SIT, $780,
966 GO, in Confederate currency, where
with to procure each of said Copperhe ads
a rat-tail file, in order that each of said
vipers may enjoy the otium Gun, dig. of
"guawing a file'' for the remainder of their
natural lives
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A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
scsuaded BY desire TO benefit others, will be happy
furnish all who need it, ree Of charge the
ceipe and directions for making the simple Remedy
used In his Those wishing 10 proat by his ex-
psrience-and possess 3 Valuable Remedy-wiil re-
The same BY return mail, Carefully sealed) BY
addressing JOHN oGEEN,
auglS-dkwsm No. 60 Nassau street, New York.
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600.
NOTICE.

widow AMI Emma Craig, Albert Gr4ig. Mary ana
Craig. George Craig snd James Crzig minor children
Of James Craig, deceased:
Ycu hereby notified that there's file In
the Office of the Clerk Of ne District Court Of Lee
county Iowa. at Fort Madison, petition ard amended
petition Of Hiram Barney claiming udEn Znst
you John H. ct.ig, Admnssra Tor he snm OF Three
Thousand Dollars. and pr cent. inter from
Ausn>t, 1e6o upon our NortgsEe t. Charles Mason
upon LOIS SIX 81 and seven ~, Block nine ~, in
dsson's upper addition to the city Of Keok ok lows
and = against all If said above named etends nts
claiming the sale Of SSH Lots pay sails debt Sc
the extnguishment of all equity u redemption, a,d
for geperzI r. lief
Nor, each Of yen must appear and answer said petit
ton nv of the second day OF the next te rm OF
said Court, be held For adison the first Mon
day OF December A. D.. 1903 or judgment wifi be
had therein against yea by defAuit
III. SC0TT HOWELL,
oct23-d4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keokuk low NAV 81 1854

Keokuk, Iowa, May 81, 1863.
NoTtCE.-To all persons having CUPS, reviewers
pistols, munitions OF Of any Kind for sale are
ordered not TO sell dispose OF the ssma without 9fst
obtaining permit from the unaersisnet by order Of
the Special Agent Of the Tressnr5 Del Hrtment. All
persons violating th. will iahie have such
goo eonfscated forthe OF the the
United states JOHN sTANNUs,
may2--df Surveyor ami Collector.
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The STATUE OF CALHOUN DESTROYED
The New South saws:

"1t will be noticed as a most singular
coincidence that one of the fifteen historic
shells recently thrown into Charleston city
by Gen. Gilmore shiyered the statue
erected some years since in front of the
court house of the doomed city. in COM
memoration of the late John G. Calhoun"
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9pefial Notices.
rival ana Clesinr 81 MAILS.
DIsEAsEs OF rHE rEnyoUs. SEW.

II NAL, URINARY AND SExuAL SysrRM.-New
and reliable tseatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD
AsSOCtATIoN-Sent In seated letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address, Or. s. SKILLIN hOuGHToN
Howart Assoc ation, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Commercial.
.BY rxIEsRAPs.l
new York Market.

new York Market.
New York, Oct. %.
Fiour-Dull. but without decided cAaHge. Sales =
9s 700s 30 for Ezra State; o. 7o0e 90 for r. H. O.
Wheat Receipts ios, 9e6 bush MaEket - lower.
Sales 1t 81 260ei - for Chieaso Epsing; q 270l q
for Milwaukee Club; 81 sa0ei u sor Amber Iowa;
q s31o1 ~ for Winter Red Western.
Con-Recsipss 4 200 bushels. Martet dull and
loac lower. Sales Il oOc0oI % In store.
Oats-Market &c lower. salss 1t 7E07sls.
Pork-Shad easier. Sales 81 ia 6oOeA rs for old,
oi6 90 for mess.
L4rd-Easer 1It0l1Lc.
whiskey-Frm. Sales al 6i4961e.
Grsceries--Firm, but quiet
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE

To w Sample, Sarah Sample, H BpldInv VIZ
Lynch, whIlsm Leighton, TRUSTEE @ Ssnt6 VIM
simpson, Pierce, Bros Flanders Cook & len
hart; stone, Star 4 Ce John towrie lions R.n.tn
Asa Mayo, Fix. Hale & Co Benedict Hale a 10
Hunf Lane, Hubert Van valkenburg & Co; Had.
Cock, Reed b Co; Parnham KirRbam & co: John
Day, assignee of Burns IL Rentgen Archibald
Young Co; Ostheimer Woodward "a: Heyusn
Baldwin & Hezekiah Hinsdale Defendants
You are hereby notified that there Ia nos m Ala
In the Office OF the CLERK Of the District Cont ~ ea
County, Iowa. nj Port Madison Iowa petition undsr
oath OF | N Billings In which YOU are All n AZ A.
fendans alleging that rtsn Deed 10 certain Reai
BsIate in Lee County Iowa in said petition described
executed by II. w. Sample and Sarah NJ. ample TO VI
n. BediBg end " r. B. Lynch of date of June I2th
A D., 1855, has BEEN lost and not recorded, and
thats Deed ofTrust, executed said premises By
Il. Belding and w lynch TO William Leighton
trustee 70 secure certain promssory notes has been
paid and should be cancelled OF Record and that all
OF You except said Ly heh and Belding have
ed Judgments against said II w Sample, which BY
reason Of The ioss and recording Of said Deed
are eioud and shadow plaintif title To the sid
premises add Praying that said Des OF Trust ny be
deearea pad aud satisfied and ihst said udgme
~ Dc declared 70 lien upon said premises and that
said premises be declared ire and clear Of said
mens Do Deco Of Trust and the thereto msy be
ueied IN plaDta and for other and IN re lief in
The premises.
And unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before OF the second day OF The next term OF
said Court to be begun and holden on the er.t Nom
day OF December A. ID. 1863 fault wi be eutared
against you and Judgment rendered thereon
NOBLE STRONG
octIo CAV attorneys for Plaintiff.
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rrencn and American Flowers, Embroidered Sets
ourn1ng sets Collars, Laces, Gloves OF ali descyi
variety ofother Notions. -
ssorshsideof Main, bet "a and ID Streets. IN
, 1863-10-12

1Q[alssss xl14 .llG12Q. bS%M bS4to lloQN 4ouN
Tie feEer IN the produce markets stn RACES. To
day, With 1uTther advance In gold. the speculative
demand opened unusually bsF, and prices agan rose
raplely, very large amounts changing hands Betore
the arrival Of the New Yo1E dispatches however. al
most every article became weak and unsettled, and
holders were getting exceedingly nervous; but aa
soon nj the Secretary Of the Board announced that
wheat In New TorK was s96c higher; corn, 1@ec
heber and that oats we're wildly excited at an a1.
vance Of s@loc-then the scene was asnin changed
and oats, which had t1oncSa down % low as SIC, in
rantly to 10 n, aud even high aa &c. In three
InnteA the eltire aspect Of affairs had chauged-a1d
epeculstion again ran loose and Wild.
Besides the usual speculative inqul!y. We observed
quite number Of new faces on the Boa1d-and the
inquiry BY outsidsrs Was unusually brisk. The dnz
cling exhibitions Of the past ten days have attracted
capitalists rom both city and couctry and leavy in
ytstIneuts are being made many OF which VIII no
donbt moe PERMANENT than the principals de
Ere OF tie demand for shipment Was nothing
a. compared yit1, ,e general scramble for grain by
spectators and 1t was Hous to ty and calculate
margins talk Of buying TO meee ehe pfees "a oaaa
10, Osweso, Or New York. ....
It was noticeable to-day. however, that the general
markets although they we're very much excited wese
not 70 steadily buoyAnt as for few days past There
Has IN evident Eemor pt-vadlng al buy
e1s and sellers once twice the market WIS Just
m that condition when the last untayotsoe symptom
would have produced psnic and crash. As 1t was,
at the close, corn dull, With downward tendency.
aud wheAt VIA quiet at prices ruling 2@24c below the
extreme figures paid Ut the opening Oats WAS the
only article that closed buoy1at and In which the out
side prices weru sustained
The Flour market at last took an upward turn to-
dny, In consequence mainly Of speculative demand
which has sprung up within the past tN enty-lour
bonrs. There was great irKeeuaa1iy In prices how
ever and although we note advance OF 1o913c per
hr,. this viii mot apply to all transactions. About
, 1863-10-12

Cor1ox-Fhmer at q esQ1s for uiid11E uplan ls
fLoTk.:9ioc better, With more dolug; g a&a3sD
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; IS 5G@S25 TOR
rnde crande-mafket closing quiet
NH1sk1-FtMer at 6iQ63c.
GEAsS. Wheat much cxs lied AMI lasr higher Et-
rott inquiry quite but brisk speculative
old ch|csgo spring; y S@l M . q! nex DO; 81 s!ai2
tr e9n epened ssttr ,0f as rsser
qgiet at l. ~ ssanes q 9 t1si ., tos sh,pEiaE miyoi
yanceu 2a10c: .5Ge9cc for western
GKocxxIEs-Conee quiet and 1omina y 1achauged
yaaas Isc. Molasses quiet and Vlhout material
change. .
tl3 s7kGals % tor old ness SIS s7A@5 69.< for nav
60: s1i coSle or new PRIME and ~ 9ss SnIst iot
and ir1n. Cot meats are quiee. Bacon sides arm'
we:teEn Ct ort clear sK. Lara hrneT a. 1lAllHco e
and zoo bsls for january aud February at 1lHc But
ter selling at coaa5c for Ohio. Cheese rm At 1nal5c.
WooLSQu1te rrm. particularly foreign, which Is In
hvfo
, 1863-10-12

goal toward Vhish al mankind are atriying; aud
ysa.s seem to have reached it. It is said that ths
fetns often has cast upon It the fostering hamors
Of the pa1ent which bea,s it. It was Thus with
"a heie e 81 III s.vg ss 81 snd ,e h de 1 s
nFon h:r ohtpItpg To s?ave1yadd nowt the smbt-
tiors natural to msnktnd, and which have been
stimulated BY The contest we are e7gased tn; and
our;t1ample Of frst- rnA1 union msy, thIough their
influence. be hereafter tevesaed- The pendulum
naJ eN trg to tho opposite e1tzame, and on be-
s II IN Pi i oae
teni1 & their native soil with each other'e blood:
contest, disnnion naay ultimately come. a. the
f.uit Of evil ambitions. sectional hates and Itval.
rice 1t 10 sure that the setting sun viii rise
tie measure Of our woes thonld be ful. tho Amer
ican heart woud again yeAtn for e 2 Unlon; % as In
the brave Gays Of old (cheess-l The pendulum
fsT, would uepepd upon c!rcumtt lnces, many OF
which sIe now being determined. II slavery out
lives this contest farewell all hopes Of eTer restot
IL case, Ike Rome It should be rent N pleces-af
least, farewell all hopes uutlt the mal'go monster,
slavery, should hsve, pushed bis eonquests to the
age, should have gone ont like devourtng flame,
becauec thsre was nothing left to be consumed BY
The point make. then, is this: that, in the in-
teresr OF the romote future, no less than OF the
present, the war ag2tnet slavery must be fous sht
out TO the last man and the last dollar. Better
ard depopulated, than that freedom shon1d GO
down now in its dsathgrapple with slaveEY-
fChee1s.l In America, It'll the business OF every
that which, for mere party ends Or for the triVial
interests Of 10 day, would foreclose the hopes Of
future sges, By rendering the union Of brother
that ought to be The home Of III The charities! BY
and BY, too. in the coulec OF time. will come of
, 1863-10-12
TIE oPKEIEd or THK MARKET,

TIE oPKSIEd or THK MARKET.
THURSDAY, Oct. 8.-The market opened with a5out
2ro tesd on sale, and Tor medium grades there ap-
peaied to he 6stter demand. Both shippers aud
packtzs seemed fully prepared to buy ateck 1t old
quofatons. ard tor fea II prime grades there apr
Cd good ceusnd: The receipt Ct much larger pro-
portion Of common stock than usual. materially
checked operatlons, and Induced heavy sa1e. For
Hedium and prime Saippiug Cattle there WAS an &c
tive demand, aud the quo:Attors Of lass week were
fully maintained.
FRIDAY, Oct a--7he receipts at the various ya.as
amounted to .lSa head. vita An active demand for
mtdum aud better grades. fair amouBt OF business
dcne. end at tho close Of the day but fw lotS
lett uuold. Favorable weather had hrongat Into the
market principal Packers who seemed fully prs.
paEsd to buy 1t rtmunerAtive prices. Good stock
tbsretc1e Ve1y resd0y exchanged hands at fully the
quotAttors Of the preceding day.
TIE CLOSE OF TIE IA1IET,
SATURDAY. Oct. 1G-1he total receipts ior the Day
smount 10 1,fc4 head and tho entered sales to 4s
There has bten better demand for medium stock.
and for really good qualities the competition has peen
stronger tran wa have observed turing the week.
Packers and shippers faTy d1posed to purceass
at the present rateA and .hough the latest quota.
ucnA i1cn New York Indicate decline, tho market
taa fary , sustained the quotations Of lass week.
We Rive the following II the coIcludlng prices:
GeG9 e@mon aonR9s 70 %sa1a g
1n1et1or 11t9&Vu
. BALES TODAY.
RRsgsn aa1S sSa Pesns 4ss' C. 6 ss
Tfye& e soia o 81 e. IS. AZ 9s 81. At s5.a.
sss sn FL soa sRsa - 81 ss1SX
FreaEsu --c.h Morris 8 Go 4. 4 I.GN rs It S2N.
Sss StssSss' 6 81 FsPa $ =
6'shea so1d Kahn q; ay 80 q Il 1t e. y ~ 300
Hsa3Ess HHsaEss ssls ssls GfSsf eisS t. y
HsTris sold EsNaett 1e, ~ rs bs, = $40.
IS 81 ssssssf + s
EfsS!s soa saa n9ssS f.. II ;o
Risssy ssa sjd RsSsdsg RRsSni9sg ~ s; 4 900.
.Weite I'D OTIS sold Beach q CO da<fav iso1 ns at
MThy 4o11 II nsnsesk ss;s 81 g sy1g3 rs sts'oo
Howard hold Blackburn lo1, Az 1,s5u ns. on p.t.
HoGs-1ne receipts at the various yaids during the
dayamoupt to ef11, and for the week ending to-day
10 this Is IS less than last week, and 10 e7 mora
thnn the corresponding of1ast rear In the ace
Of an Inactive ra1xet for a excepting prime qualities
the large receipts Of the week attracr attention. and
more especially 60 when we nnd that far greater pro-
portion flight hAlffed stock, than usual has beea
brought in. From careful inquiries We md that the
effect the recent osts has been 50 dsasrous thst
In many isets the ordinary supply corn has bsen
qnte cut oG- The present range Of prtces which
ceeds the averaga Of several pAst Year,, oe1s In
ducement to stock holders to realize at once without
the contingencies Of future markets hence thelarge
receipts Of that class Of stock for which there eass
demand There hiss been fair amount Of busIueas
done through the week aud at the close Of the market
there was much smaller amount Of unsoll stocktha
usual We give the following as the concluding
prices:
Prime Shipping
4~osa UM@a,11
NVsAAAAu2 1+oN8a-51
, 1863-10-12
Foreign Commercial Circulars.

LONDON. Sept. u, 1863
DRrApsrrYFs.-The 1ne weather experienced du-
kei capn9 buyers to bold ot IN anticipation Of some
.edastt91 pees m nnge osea a gesy no
10 bqlk of wh,eh hss been bought for shipmeat 70
sided with the improved weather, and the few sam
pies Offering this week haEe bsen sod with daea!ty
gear to he much Oh passage, aud a. stoc in gran
~ arc not BY any means heavy. importeF. malntaln
r1ther than tAke the lower tegma offered by purchAs
ers Flour OF prime qraltyis In ANAL compass. oas
kets inferior sorts were occasionally ID lower
Mnlze steady at former rates
such In good condition Kou1d Reu neeJ 1t from ssa 70
, 1863-10-12

p{s according to quality And condition Cheese in
modelate demand it former rates. Baeou-A small
xlort ceaano. and scarcely thing doing for home
cosumptIou Hcef snd pctk without ch1o2o In value,
but ecnFcoty any EemAnd- ,.
LAkp-Steaty At Last weeks quotations.
GROVES TODD.
The Foreign Marxcss.
pkR crrr or Hosroy1 (By Telegraph,
L1yERPoo1, Sept ., 1863
Cor1ox-Quiet-
EEKADsEUFFs-Que and steady.
PEov1sIpN5-SteAcy: n...---
Lespoy. Sent. s0-CoNsuLs-99H@n7sfo for money,
LATEST VIA QuKxYsTowS.
11vxRroo1, Oct. -coTroS-Firu.. but unchanged
BREAps7UFFs-Quiet.
Professionalism -,..
AsxEIcaS s7ocns-Masket quiet md steady. with
n sales
, 1863-10-12

Wagner, has representative IN this city justnow.
In the person Of Joseph D. Walker, Its Adjutant.
He ia direct from the regiments headquarters on
Morris Isl,nd, and reports it in good health and
fine epiritB,
, 1863-10-12
A CARD.
To all A1lIcted d with CataTh, Throat
nysrnae and Affections OF the Chest.

the Thrnat and Chest. Rooms IL and IL McCor
mick BaiidioE Of Randolph and :6oEn
Nbich has attended his practice In this city, hss
sbls parties Chicago i i sspseialy desifable
cats1rh' s ri "" Asthma. Bronchitis Or Consumption,
make eaty application IT. Ths patient At
tura home and purauc the course Of treatment with
euccese. Where 1t is impossible for tae party to
come personally to the eity, be should write as
desrI3ntIon as viii afford q correct idea of the
esee 4 list Of questions Tin be furnished upon
snnlicatlon. .atsun N
, 1863-10-12

New York Stock and Money N1nrkct-Oct. 10.
There was no second Board Of Stocks to-day. Gold
dosEY-Easy At ea7; nearly all buslness at inAide
Sterling Exchange nrmtr, tut market very quiet at
l6@1G34.
43F advancing 10 49A cecalnug to 45x. and closing
GoyefnnS Mt stocts nrm snd quiet: II. g. 6s Of 1851,
ennFone. foaE,
, 1863-10-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC C1al4.
THE MONEY AIARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10. 1865.
The gold mprket to-day was very active, and rates
ruled h!shes-heavy sales being made early at 1sa8
14sH. Towards the close, however, the feeling was
tamcr and the brokers would not pay over III. sil-
yer was In demand at 14c@t42.
In New York the tlrst (cu1bstone) quotation re-
teyed wsB 49, then 1t advanced to 1isX and closed
with the Board 1ss subsequent ontsie dispatches
quoting sales At 147k.
There was better demand for ExchanRe to-day.
but tsese xas change IN rates-telhng at par and
buYiux ut X discount
, 1863-10-12

FEouE-Ftrrn aud market b. tier. .-.
0RAM-Wheat deets edly hetser; "a % n the morn. r
waife western {125-the market closing With up.
ward tendency Gnsn 4ayancei S. ~ n!nois nike mixed
State 81 25@1:30 choice lots held at S1ao.
, 1863-10-12

One Of the most severe cases on record. was
cured By the usc Of Jonas Whtcomb's Remedy.
ard the sufferer sas it tdnced to try it. because, ha
saTs It didn't pretend to cn1e everybody and eV-
erythipg." Sold everywhere.