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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
properly enlisted and presented to the District
Provost Marshal


properly enlisted and presented to the District
Provost Marshal
coLoRED voLUSTrgRs
Colored persons will be enlisted and accepted
az recruits in the 2cth United states regiment
ColOred Volunteers, any other regiment oi
coIored volunteers in the service, aud will be en-
titled to the same bounty aud pay as other United
States soldiers
BOUNTIEs.
The bounty provided by las Is as follows:
For recruits Unloading representative recruits
white Or eoloret, sor one year...-.------.--. 500
two years. -..-............. 20
:" thee years .-.---.... 50o
The first iustalment OF bounty will be paid
by the mastering and discussing officers when
the recruit i mustered IN a. follows
Recruit who enlist in the army for one s13 %
- tao Jears---- 60 &C
three leo 00
PREMIUMS.
No premiums whatever for the procuralion OF
recruits will hereafter be paid by the United
States. This. however. will not effect the pay
clent Of premiums due for the prpcurstiOn of re
cruits previous To- the date of this order
Neither drafted men nor substi;utes-luruished
either before or after drait-are entitled 10 boun
ty from the United States The fact as to whether
the recruit is entitled To bounty, or a
DATED man or substitute not entitled TO IT. shall
be noted on the enlistment papers and muster-in
rolls
By order of Governor Morton.
LAz NOBLE,
Acjutant General Indiana.
- We are Informed by Mr. O. W. HAYES
that the canvass of this city has been completed
for the Indiana State Gazetteer and Classified
Business Directory for 1854. and that ne is now
about TO commence the publication OF his Annual
State Fair Guide This work WILL contain much
practical and useful Information relative 10 the
State Fair As il will have Il graIuitous crcula-
ton during the fair il affords excellent al
vertising medium, and we predict for it the usual
liberal patronage of the business community.
We are also further informed that Mr.. HIVES
has engaged the services OF bis most exoerienced
and efficient canvassers to take the names tor a
new City Directory. As the last CITY Directory
perfect failure in point of accuracy. new
and reliable Work OF this character will be ~
great demand. We are requested to state that
no advertisements subscriptions will be sole
ted until the names are all taken and printed. 80
that he business community may hive the op-
portuniiy Of Judging of the merits OF the work
e are pleased with this arrangement. and toe
lieve the city will be furnished with directory
such a. its business Interests demand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

To We were introduced on yesterday. By our
friend DR.. L. A. johnson. to his nephew and
bride, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Davidson, Of Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, who visit our city on their bridal
tour. We were delighted to see them. and would
advise our Young friends here 10 follow their ex-
ample Don't put of until to morrow what may
be Gone 10 day. We wish long life. health and
prosperity TO Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, and may
they be successful in raising many young recruits
for Uncle Samuel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

~ New oats have appeared in market The
grain Is of most superior quality
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

EARLY CLosISe.-Anxious to give our young
men time for Improvement. we will continue TO
close At o'clock T. VI. during the season
W. Ii. GLExx.
febl2d6m Projectors New York Store.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

Masonic NOrIcE-A special meeting OF Ma
rion Lodge, No. s.. for work. will be held this
{ Friday evening, at ~ o'clock.
ERANlIs kINn Secfcfarr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
CITY 1T z NJ S

II The wells and springs in this vicinity arc
going dry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

~ Two of the steam fire engines are now
unfit for duty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

- Potatoes are worth per root. two dollars
and fifty cents retail in indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

- Go TO Merehouse. North Pennsylvania
Street. for late publications of all sorts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
To TIE PUBLIC.

ATLANTIC AND -cREAr WESTERN BROAD GAuGE
EAiLRoAD-THE ONLY ROUTE 70 SEw YORK Win
BIT oNE CHANGE or CARS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
HOTELS.
FOR SALE.

TryHE leased n rniture OF Of oHr prominent
hotel, 81 he pressn proprietor intends 60 mo
otter business Enquire a. tbe Pains. House.
jy3I-dt!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

The closing quotations tor exchange. coin am
government iper in this MAJ ket were as fol-
lows.
QUOTATIONS OF LNcuANnE GOLD Nc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

a. Howard Coe. Esq. the accomplished
editor of the Marion Journal was in the CITY YES
day. Mr. Goes paper has circulation which
would render 1t profitable for our merchants aud
business men generally to look after They
would End IL withou; doubt. TO their adyanta &c
20 send in their advertisements 70 the Marion
Journal. OF Grant county. Mr. Coe i one OF the
ablest writers ia tie State welding a large in
fiuence. and j. 10 al respects a gentleman He
i of the rising men OF Indiana. and We pTe
dict for him m honorable and brilliant career
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

lE We invite the attention ut merchants 10
the advertisement Of Messrs Dawes. Evans y
McMili n, in our advertising columns this morn
ing They have just received their Fall and
Winter stock Of Boots aud Shoes. and will sell
them To the trade a. low any aouse west We
believe they have reversed the trade in one way
that Is they sell goods lower here now than they
are sold East. aud will continue to sell at lower
prices long as goods continue to advance a
they have done east Tor the last three months
We think IL would be TO the interest of merchants
to call and look through their stock before max
ing purchases elsewhere. a. they Go not charge
anything for showing goods IL will be seen
that they have the largest and best stock Of goods
IN their line in the West to select from. and
dealers will have trouble 70 Get any article
they want. The large and increasing trade built
up hy this firm since they began business here Is
evidence of their capacity for honorable dealing
with their customers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
GENERAL GRANT ON THE AlER'
M z XIX a N N z w 3

SAFETY OF GENERAL AvERILL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

Colored persons will be enlisted and accepted
az recruits in the 2cth United States regiment
COlOred Volunteers, or any other regiment OF
coored volunteers in the service, aud will be en-
titled to the same bounty aud pay other United
STATES soldiers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

Substitutes. white men OF black. may be fur
aished either before OF after the draft upon being
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES.
Lots Entirely on Time

WE ARE OFFERING SUPERIOR INDCrEhESTs
w 70 persons with little ready meals 70 ssesrs
bones We win sell
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-05
A PRAYER FOR PEACE.
To Thee, o Lord we render thanks
For this our favOrd land.

~ 1uCOs " 4<OAuS W. AOhNOA ~>~
For this our favOrd land.
And for the blessings oft received.
From thy all cheering hand.
IT'S thou who sends the early rain'
The clouds above are !hlne;
Lord, Thou canst clear the uarAoS' sN1'
And make Thy sun to shine.
In Thee alone dwellS power W save;
Thy power, Lord, display,
And bid the din of war to cease
Our Nation save, we pray.
n, free our land from brothers strife.
Our unity restore;
With love cement the broken link,
To separate no more.
Do Thou remove the bitter cup,
And all our sins forgive;
Teach us, by Thy unerring love,
As brothers, thus to live.
With rays of hope illume our sky,
Our fainting hearts to cheer;
The North and South unite again
Make this happy year.
The widows home light up anew,
And still the orphans cry;
The empty cruise fill up with oil,
And all their wants supply.
In Heaven hear our humble prayer.
Our love each day increase;
o! send the Dove with olive branch,
And crown the land with Peace.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-05

Mothers! Mothers! Mothers !...
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your rest
by sick child suffering and crying with the excru-
ciating pain Of cutting teethi If So 60 at once and
get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. twill relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately-depend upon it: there is no mistake
about it. There is not q mother on earth who has
ever used it. who will not tell you at once that will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the mother and
reliet and health to the child, operating like magic.
1t Is perfectly safe to use in all cases. and pleasant to
the taste and is the prescription of one of the Oldest
and best female physci and nurses in the United
States Price 35 cents. Sold everywhere
July 5. 1864 jy3-d&w1m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-05

Diseases of the Nervous, seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Systems new and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON. Seneb mail, In sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association. No. South Ninth street, Phil
delphia, Pa. ape dSw1y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-05

FEY DRUNKENNESS CURED.-The inebriate
may now bid defiance to the tempting cup. Dh.
AANES ANyDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK ls
certain cure for Drunkenness Icreates dislike ior
knowledge of the patient Price S1 box. Sent by
mail to any address by j. ]. KRONER, 4O3 Chest
nut street. Philadephia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
November 81, 1868. novel d tw&Wly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-05
Z 8 g = .

z 3 6 4.
We would respectfully call the attention OF our
Old Customers and the Public generally to the fol-
lowing advertisement comprising some of the lead
ing articles, which, with increased iacitiesl we
offer to the trade:
100 Bbls. Rectifed Whisky.
500 Bbs. Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky.
10 Bbls. holland Gin
20 Bbs. Neutral Spirits.
10 Pipes and eight Dbls COgnac Brandy.
25 u Pipes Cherry, Madeira and Port Wine
80 Baskets Champagne.
GO Cases Closet and SOuter's Wine
500 Thousand Choice Brands Cigars.
so Cases Sardines.
200 Cases Cove Oysters.
so Pkgs. Pruues.
10 Bills. CurranS.
so Hhds. Brown Sugar.
$50 Bills. Refined Sugar.
200 Pkgs. MOasses and Syrup.
25 Boxes Pepper and Spice.
$50 Boxes Ground Spices assorted.
500 Thousand G. D. Caps.
1000 Thousand assorted sizes Shot.
$4,000 Lbs. Small Bar Lead
100 Boxes Rabbits Sa'aratus.
1000 Kegs assorted Nails and Spikes.
500 Boxes Window Glass.
25 Cases Flasks.
500 Coils Manila Rope.
100 Doz. Bed Cords
rs Far Blocks, assorted.
SO Bales Oakum.
10 Bbls. Pitch.
1000 Pkgs. Wagon Grease.
100 Bbls Carbon Oil.
500 DOz. Pals and Tubs.
100 Bbls Dried Fruits, assorted
200 Pkgs assorted Teas
rs Sacks Rio Coffee.
100 Bbls. Ground Coffee
80 Pkts 0. q. Java Coffee.
800 Boxes Assorted Brands Tobacco.
200 Bbls. Fne-Cut Smekiug Tobacco.
40 Kegs Gold Leaf Chewing do
25O Boxes Soap.
200 Boxes Assorted Candles.
= A M r l. f =
Of the above articles our friends will always find us
ready and willing to show.
], G, & H, C, BURBANK & CO.,
CORNER LOWER LEvEE AND SHELLEY ST.,
st. Paul, MINI.
May 20, 1864
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-05

- sPERMATORRHGA CAN BE CURED
mr. RANDS SPECIFIC cures SPERMATOR-
RHNA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS MPOPENCY,
loss OF POWER, ETC., speedily and e6ectudug 1ts
o,,vrce the most skeptical of its mers Price 81
So4 Sent post paid to any address by J. ]. KRONER
1Oo Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars
cent free. aov1A-u''w~"y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

longer than tho two following On right Of the train
carly in the progress Of tho fire. chnre. shsptess
and hen less nrfs rolled rnotng into the rouh d"~n ~
tie side Of TIE track. High in the air. and resting upon
tangled mars Of non rods AMI iin Shooting was anor
one with arms drawn up upon Inc ncalt hAu Nt'
barned OF 70 s,n'n p' .%n sn1 na
Le,lnes- into the air. BY lis side was aholsr equ'!
claTTed aud disi cured. , -
Ju.t un,ler and iJrg mon the Mar 81 of "n'e "hs
erother black which, th the e1clrcng spflh -
of l. loopshilt, were al that remained % N'han
The smaller ribs AID o;ler bones ~ Children fc'hs on.
lr,Gn the burniHg mnss. presented u 20 slSe h,f'
nd and omentahe sight On the iet side. resting D.
tween he wheels and the adlcr trrca the nfe toh
revealed a human head. about which the Aa'nes i9heH
ard licked rn'i the bit" ssuil shorc ou'. 40 t
sures ra!ed auI rirned "a moc.'iy o. tie nufla
what with the Kissing, stoaInire. flying masses Of
Shapclcss humanity, and the whlr, 'a'.N,u ,"1nh Va
rb, ,ortehrp hin md cinorl bones. siafin ron o''
Tie s,uoke and ash.s with tie o'hor narrowing dtt's
o De calamity. pray never again 10 be con- foh'S'
with sach igh;. ,. ,. ",
V,ots a usl lgeut bet cen Philadelphia and EHrris'
hurg who resides at Minu. ana got on the tram ~
plne Il,. Injuries internal, md thonst 10 he -
,efa Ito wep tatcp home on the We tward tram. n
lndy who baa been rescued fron the inst passenger -
and eien So the hOusc. suiiere tF. severe 10
fernal Injuries Surgical attendance WAS rf0'urod %
mn cJily hour. and al the rest OF que Nouheeu "e''
doing we'll
Grsat INDIGNATION and strong feeling vas cynccd py
tie passengers agGilfl me custom vi pciG o." nv
as preventing a "orts ct escape ~ ire n'ch' I" suo
Catastrophe The Tilroad company d"lht.' '"hi'''
that they hlv, good reasons fnr pursuing tnc 'n's
BE Tits ~ may Re of opinion mat ~ ecciu0H'
yesterday points oct mos conclu'lV.f u. ne','sJ =
ilvtna. fuior suurs nf ana bucket. '"f uct
trin "a ia Tia present ns-noe bat Oas axe DID 80
buckets corll b. foGLd.
tlo oroidou, ahovc stated occurred re foBr oc'oos
vcst.ripy morning erd % mes-age bong imnrhi'c'i
scrt for assistance two construction trans rfFee
simultaneously from the en-, sal N'i van ai''
focce Of w'r.i-"4, and ~ -; ir, ,Ii.h ho,
clnrinc the tracls aHd replacing 4; rms vhi'A hho
been benz from .aape ly tie le IN ''T, 'loi
rusco nffire fhr large fno' bad .r'rs clrGf'l A'u
r.,Daired Tor thu wet ,nnd trnlH gut accoldiAe! ~
eleven O'Clock We willingly ba4e iSfrr 81! to- .ceDe %
80 app. Ling . calamity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

HAY-Tl,- rayhet :. fairly active and h'r. sales Oh w
ha.s a, u 25@ o. .i>f l"l h,. .,., a.. r.. .,
rue, frp S.i II 29 s.ss new 1t 80. c lof eopnof 10
LuMBEn i. IN rood Jcp,nd aud !. FIRM. s,e' Of E"@n
s;,r,,ea and Pine a; -. q : % a. e. sis,s - 80.
IhTiis A., IA n,cderie dou,se- sseia |'eo) 81 e. %
LESp-Pir -.>.rsn, an'l end hr.v-. ssle'r sl1fp2 y
,,Sns.n H., an :, pc ind ,ie.t sd Pipe re-
mtgor:i,oi !. steady ard Ilodsseto inquest ssl''
.. 81 % loT C..i"iof srd ! p" i"r h'"l. 49, -. -,
GOLASSE.-Yf"'- al" non"S4y ""o-ehs"'' w 10 VI
Al srORlsspiri,s of ru.ntine :. dr,l and lo..r
Sal, ~ -, va - 10 fr French. and - "H - " i'i
Ariccsn ,Ide iuis, 'ue - moe tg.'r 'S' :, -. IA
.,s-r, .arl q fH. No''r no Ae.ry ms '1I 1' - ~
"a -. iar e. ioirt s,sl .1nn.l
OiLS-Lrs-r is duis sid lover ~ ~ '".s :. = - -
= 81 Fun % ~. ai.o dal al = s1a 81 :? oi ''Hee
Whn,e 8, p. y ~ Guide spcfla Lard on e hse' Il
- .ig - tii,.f lin's .ssrtlr. snd '11r''a'
PL0tlsisN~ 1l. business IN 'orS cont noe lag, INT
ne ,s.s.t !, as.v, aud pic vein ioweI - go roe
,hste S. v.r, l,tie ,rc tof ai,fe deliver 5' hD y "
N.fs ore reported Fl -siU 80 ~, buyer ~ gag ,
rr'.. ehrsf - ,'d ffrar We a't Nv hn = ~ 49,"
IL, Sew Ms, s3ie - for Piino a i' lIne Ae$. .n
: 40 ior Tn He-s. bet 10 dn sses Of %" - - SOC
: s 30 !ar Psn hasa. sud sl90 - iJf f,', 90.
risres Rel add Bel Hams srs bi1c.'v; ~, 81 ,e
SIC qr'rt r' Of ens l,N g.s' anen.a,' 81 -,
Lard dui. hc@ry and almost eIinry n.l.i''i ~,
81 oy oS4c. .0r conDon t. go- SsAA 30" 80
rfqROi.EtM--H,s r.ed dol ,sa he,vy. end Under IT.
an. H., ~ co.inr oa, II s2GG3c for Crude. .2Gc for hs
o. o. IA bond, al.d eat. ioI DO nee-
.uGtns-,g ,sear' a. arir, and VIZ have Only TO
tee about lpo lct Cusa - 9S9.e of tsoeey t'ea I've
sPELTER-Fcrcisu :, DIM and esiier We quote a. l's 10
sPiC is-Sr. duil ,d Price, nominal.
sEfD>f iras seed l. IN limited f"0n~'i snh lHc,'
IN, j. auct ~ on aies - . 81 8 tnfh o . o. 49,
gALLOW-ite msISct 70 dul aid is t0seri sales al 'e
viis. Tl, us,lr j. la All -t,irr SL.>s o: ?'p tt.s
At 81 ~ 10, STATE spd = 80 fof N'sicin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
The following abstract of Pennsylvania Com
pany reports shows the coal innnsge ior the week ana
sensn AZ con Inrnd Nh bonding time loLt

The tuu1acc Is gan heavy, lesolng o57'oo'rfs' IL
c-oasiug Tie ipnnaYs OF The ,ear to bs57lts 'unf,
against clIss ~ espold.., time ssi yonr. being
81 d. rea,e % 49, 81. iJls. III. trade Trough scye N
,he Wy Of PRODUCTION and shpmertto market Is dul 10
The way oisales and prices gre Teat.
Al the annual election * the Ohio and H
sissippi Railway Company the following reo'ierlea
~sre elected directors. william + 1rsNold. Samuel
Gaty Lcnis Il. Pag,C-R G. X. Nc;iunnegie. aid 10
soph ". A.sop Allan Campbell and Edv.Ud Lenrned.
cf Scu Yort.
Ia, chicago Tive' - Ihuy-day says:
Tie downware tendency IN go!a o7asos lnl 'oelins
r tie general mar.e-s Dad ior tis season of te ycaI
trade ia al departments - unlslaL. auI There - nO
disposition in Hny QuGfier To- engage N speculative -
;crises on any extended scale end there no dpos
Ton OF ho part % orpitahts and money lenders 90 I'D
Vanoe o. produce. Tho demand fr money % tie ~
ing discount hNufes J. mainly iior1 clsss ~ op"ftof
WHO az, holding grain wool. ard high Winos, "iici
were purchased AT higher pncfs aud leF are WILING "
Ihy a rates of ncrost fnel ,Jaf ..' 81, Af,!lnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

Gold is again lower, and closes weak. The
opening rate vsr 2I2, followed by stoady dco.a'
10 2e6 when general rush made 20 sell. and the
ssotstson ioTcoa % 40. IrOn, els rste. under
yarohGes T. short r.es. tie market rallied 20
80. and finally cosod ~ -. The speculation IN gold
hAs received ssssre cbces sld ~. a;ors for 10
not tax a; al confidently Of ths future. ile decline
Ass been sgeisn; 70 unse.ts ihc poe c. merchandise
md to create general disposition 70 s,i D. r. otter,
sad jobhsrs TIE stock market has bses VERY excited
10 eus honf tse da,. aud lis fuc.ustOu. have l-ra
sayad and fatal 20 wesk hoders especially IN te a,tvo
saIes- Rrie opened IL IcO, .cl. 81, and rallied
Ss Reading ,old rs l.a; Michigan SoitheT8 ~
Illinois Central, 100; Moth Western, H., Rock
Island, o.. ard Hudson River, r0i. Gcyesn-er,
SECURITIES were stoacy O. sie.i reduction, and II.
ao ,,ue was tEese sny disposl,icn 70 press sNrs
Certificates vefe sleahls 81 9i.a.l., aad Aad -
stcided preferences oye- me-oar;iie biis. ii
sAe Stock YJctanse TIE SLOWING quo.a,.ons were
made United S;a.es G. % 1851, I.ogt,e1sd, IN. q
Ss. d. Coupons. l07 eio7l; u. ;. Treastry Go.o..
73l0, ios 5es REGISTERED. lceiclCoi: do Corpons
lc9iSil0; 0sos. CoGpon. 9.as Tennessee "a.
se36o Missouri Cs 6si9C6; Cumberland Coi.
1sa63, Caltoa Co.. 1a&.; ea.oEslyey Mining
Co, 1s3n; Pacific NAL Steamship 20. Z5a
10, Nes-YoxS Genital 1saiLSs~i. lisa iis!; Erie
Hallway, 100, 1lOOt, 90. ffeicTre0, bIi ttuGsCr
Rive. Raiiycod. Ii9i siisi, Rsadipg Es1rosJ. r.,S
i2s.; Michigan Ccn.rl Rai-oad. lss. ~. Michigan
Honhcrn and Nofirn Indiana Railroad. "a, Sss5i 40.
Guaranteed IS-eIs5; Pon,ta> Haiifosd oG,-sN 81 ~,
Illinois Censiei Rpiroed. l2i2~lS.i Cevisrd Pits
hurgh, lii1liii, NORTH Western. Gi 1I7. So'th
Western Preferred. st Srsj Cleveland io.s.,o Rad
rosd. l0osail0. Chicago 4 Roc LIanA Railroad az
~ll Delaware & Hudt0a. isi 1isj. rsbrSytrsa;s
Coal. isoais5i. Minnesota. 1909, Conr4 Col sks
cs,; Amsrioan Cod. e;as7i Atlantic Neil isS' q 1;s.
FTeights az d,J! sad rates srs again easieI.
The Engagements - f;vcrrpc $500 bu.Ae,s Of
Wheat on pdIysie tsssn ava ~ tuna ieIioE i0x To
London 100 btls Forr on privrts terms. ~ hhds Co
oscc0 on private trns - syas lassxUstDtUs goods I0s
% tuns tesvy good, - Ter -ts.r1nr 90 pIrr B1
aud C6otSe q; 10 10 Br'sioi ~ hbs on Cake - o.
10 Glasgow carso u Lrrber or pii.a.s te.ua'
Sterling under The frctnaton. Ia gold cannot
b. auoted reliably.
The exports o. specie .o.isy we've by The CT,
al Manchester slsa. 90 tss America $4,000. ard lie
Penpfylvsnis eZ0tp0
The total imports a. Ne~.yori for die week
s'nrrsrs IS Jolovt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

frr rod. sI,Hicg. seia34z ss
GcIotsl nds......... l1'S6is Sot2'1 3as.S's
r,,,........@7.o74.s s2,s75,cn sasoI,.s
Tie Imports u dJy goods for the week wero;
70; l.< ..& isss. . fsoa; t,a a,
sas' Js's-..s . 1909; ,c - + A., ~ So" =;
yn,en on ,,.,scs... .[22z 4S2ii,-T $3.50 'i5
Money has been more active under the rapid
decline i gold and stocks bu. Of pr cent the street
uas r. ly sapoiied Ioane Epon gold arc looked '!on
with disfsvor and large MARGINS AZ" s.ii"'iy insisted
upon Commercial pspef "a. OILY be used a' high
rs.ef. snd nrr grocery ani dry goods paper can cc
lada,l2 De- cent. Daalcrs' .ills 40 doIc n. s@9
The rro,h an gold Lss ynsc.Jcd all mercan.i'> eelcn
lation. Dad sc ,l.c elop TIE city sloud b. IN the
hight Of the aplrmn trade, tr.ircss ~ noninn s'd
r,iucc, 90 suprlylns rotii.; bat atron'e "."'''
Conr try merchants wiki greet eHatioa. AID sfe
tr,uted by NO oouc sions shat bhor, have SET uaoc
Every pGhiic sale drrine pe wcok has boon f"'i
lnsics. aad the saos announced Tor 100 coming week
ore not expected 20 show better re,di. me nAauoh
Of piccs upon TIE theory Tat the currency was deny
deer usirg in eyact proportion - co'o advanced "
secession gamblers hr II .ise, has o".' tue
Government and ,Le I.''o- Of the country nun
Jreos Of millions a. do,lfm bnt Gle time las
CO.ug Wien tliB Ntdlr az ii'' - mummy
Inn ring Merchants receive The FIRST fhocs' ana
se cir Goods uusaIilc prices hioh all pay cosf
nor arc tbe.s and rel ilers any letter of. Hcersas
i. sces OF coniuod ties imported AID manufactures
u,,,aio kvt- rates flTm lro3uec, ana IN t"e ao-
,eeeo n great ,iiary disaster financial reeolsrnc
.o mon the bass q reasoucbe prices s ncar 81 hHnd
ia, f.mh.ing in gold and he imitation o'maraet 'an''
hnslsca = species O. insanity AID hnA no adequate
Foundation IA tAc dCpreoi4tion 81 The eufseney' when
existed ouiy in 10 imagination Of s,mphhlzers win
tf,oson ! lar been said repeatedly now 10 gJ"'
time II r-y old debts. AID 10 keep cur. II zee.
\ Tie call for tho final instalmert OF ~ pcr
cent on tie Illinois Ccr;rei scrip IS drs oR Monday
next md the la.t s3C,NOoo Of ue Lind Mortgage
Bol1, .uu.ofs 20 =. g3 inclusive, vii Go pad On II
tie rae Of TO rr oont end the Os,otr coupon On ia
October Ar which she Hlelost On these numbers va!
cos.e.
lhe Rock Island Railroad Company vii pay
10th Ororer a dividend ri per cen,., rec Of tsI
The BOOK viii clo,c yc.h September. aad fe-c1H lli
October.
Tho Du''s Head Baut Las declared quar-
orly dividend q ver cent reeoi government tns pay
stlc O. tObtr Isl.
Tho Racine and Mississippi and Northern LIMOS
Railroads ssruo,' ioF he woek ending Sept. "a.
is5s...........siaIIj u 1853. 1888 I,Is -
| lrtzrssc................r e., ~ %
Receipts from Jan. to Sept IL;
Is5I..... ..... pas 81 % I0a....... s2i7.Vi 70
ineT,ase................ pik9,fsH g.
The following distract of Pennsylvania Com
rcpnrfs tfc tuTr for week