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MEDICAL.


Ths Lafess and Mont Impovsan this :,
csvery 81 the 10ih Century.
No man Intimately conneeted with the
hist6y 81 the Haferis Nedca OF the United States
more favraby known peneer in rasdicsi discovery
thankthatcf
DR.. John Bull. OF Louisville, NY,
ux iniraiiabls prspsrstion 81 sarsaparia has long
stood At the he he varIou, cc mrounds Of that
able drug.
His Compound OF Wild Cherry has become household
so5p throughout the W eft and South
Hts Worm LoEengee In ess than year after ther IN
frduet on STAINED yepr widespread NJ the
continent OF Nortk Anerics.
But the crownine glory his iife rcmans 70 be at
he does not claim 20 have been the discoseEer Of
. n ID h q III,
Which q tins btters ned 70 the pnb-
lie That beengto the native inhabitants Of Gem
trail America 10 whom fits virtues have eD known for
mere than hundred years. Armed with II the In
dian bss defiance the most deadly malaria an0 Dan
dies without fear. the most yeDonous serptns tis
belief with that while there breath In The BODY,
the Cedfon potent to no matter what e dsesse
may be.
While Bull prepared to endorse this esfrsvs
xant preteusion he In nevertheless satisfied ch torr
on Oh examination Of evidence relating to ~ Tlrtus
remedy and preventive for aii d-eare arising
from exposure either to changes Of weather and enase
TO the masmsttc Influences, II stands
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NEW OPEN ING!
NEW ORLEANS
SUGAR And AOLASSES HOUSE
4th st., bet. Main L BIondeaH.
KEOKUK. IOWA.

Ihave facilities for buying and shipping which will an
able TO sell Sugar and Moasses at the lowest Cash
Prices and Will be in receipt OF goois from New Orleans
and st. each week in such quantities as will be re-
CURED TO supply the Trade
furnish Old Louisiana Sugar by the HID or Bar
rel;
N. 0. Sugar by tho HID or Barrel,
Plantation Molasses BY the barrel halfbarrel 10
gallon kegs;
Can supply any of the following ARTICLES o0 thA we'll
known Bschsrs Refinery, st. Louia in any quantity:
Golden Syrup In bbis, halfbaels and 10 gallon kegs
Belchers Syrup Molasses in bbia, nHhsIrela end 10
gallon kegs;
Beiehers Sugars, Powdered eaear, Cruehed Sugar,
0ranulated Sugar Refined white refined white A. Char
ined Xxx. s# ISIS az e-~ss $50 80
shall aso keep in store ne lot Of RtcCe9ss, OFss-
0ss and Lemons sessgs*
Tsrms strictly eash. Prices win be low.
~ltpr1-dem JOHN g. O0RuIU.
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NEW BOOKS.
NY FARM OF EDGEWOOD.
BY TX MARVEL
GEN. MoCLELLAN'S REPORT AND
CAMPAIGNS.
"REMINISCENCES OF A r. R. ENG'R.
WATSON'S CALISTHENICS
WHITNEY'S WAR FOR THE UNION.
WICKERSHAA'S SCHOOL ECON
ONLY.
HUSKS BY Marion Harland.
LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT.
MARMADUKE MERRY.
GASCOYNE, THK SANDAL WOOD
TRADER.
BREAKFAST IN BED.
WILD SCENES IN SOUTHAMERICA
ISLE, OF WIGHT:
BY JACOB ABBOTT.
LOUIE'S LAST TERN:
! Ns1 BY ths Author ofssRutledge."
Kinks CHARLES The BOLD.
Just received by
HI. BROWNRLL 4 Cos,
Mayo Corner Main and Fourth ~.
l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08

OsvsGO Hov Flour unchanged; s1lt.Go0 hb. whea
finn but quici sales 5000 bush prime White canada
sl ~ ia gold, 43o bu,h. Winter Red Indiana at - p
ard 7| d.. private terms. Corn aud quiet Eir
ley sud other grains nominal Canal freight, nrneri Iou
51dJSc, " heat .c New YORK Lase iinpofist25 obs
FoHT. 800 bu,h Wheat, - 800 bash Oats H. 100 bush Peas
~ gIsI' I'VE ''y Dl'H. ns'S 'Aha' EAPo,ss-,t 81
Barley
BusYALo Nov Flour firm Whea, firm bu, auct sal
No Chicago Spring VI 81 O5 Amber Winter Toledo at a.
Winter Red ~ ~ Lon--saes at bl % for NO2 Oa;s
sld8,c. Whisky Is held ut 81 IL. and 81 ~ bid. Canal
Freight, 20 New. iork-Wheat lc.. Com ieic 0a,s lie
Lake Imports 3l5 bbs Float rs 6i4 bush Wl-. ~ Col
bush Corn $3.50 bush Oei, 2s8 bush Barley $500 bush
Ry, Expors-g7 bbls. Hour 1911 90 bush Wheat 81 2O
bu.h. Corn, %, zoo bush Oats. 300 bush Rye.
CHICAGO Nov Flour dull Wheat dull aths advance
a. Ja4c sale, 81 83i 81 gf for No 2 Corn dun .slss
~ 3?t for No. 2 Oats buoyant; sales at 81 6Itesi IS
Whisky dull Receips 1900 bbls Flour 1900 bush Wheat
100 bush Corn $1,000 bush. Data Shipments 5000 bbs
Our 6Io00 bush. Wheat "a goo bush Corn % ~ bush
Osls IIcslis Quiet w A4IeL
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the steamer chated, for more persistent and piucsy
race could not have been made. Tie stranger found
that Capt Cliiz not TO he fooled by his lodging
about, inv arably gained OIL hin when be Tesoted
TO that method OF escape, and finally made an outright
ron Of IT, II was tie first day Of tie 0sceoa Oh the
blockade and molly did she conduct herself Officers
ard men were anxious that the first chase shsnd result
in capture, quite os much FOR lie reputation Of The
vessel Gs for the pecunary benefit they would derive
from the capture Of valuable prize. But il was not IN
the Books and all felt that everything had been done
that could be done to prevent that ships cargo from
getting into Reboldom.
This morning the T. S. steamer Vanderbilt, Capt.
Pickering, came up and sent an officer on board 10
communicate with Capt. ChH. lie reported having
chased u steamer on Sunday one hundred and seventy
miles without success Parted company with the Van
derb each steering different courses. sail was DIS
covered the port bow; ran towards her. and soon
made her ont 10 be the Vanderbilt again. hoisted onf
signals and resumed orr colIse. Tie Vanderbilt kept
on towards US for holf hour longer when. making
out our signals, she turned back asain Nothing elSe
Of note to-day. Weather continued fine until towards
night, when mmistakablc eigns OF a storm appeared.
by tomorrow We may have chance TO test The sea-
going qualities Of n river steamer. WIKI.
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(:rcut Rritniu.

The London Times in an editorial on the stu
alton Of affairs in America thinks that matters are not
80 assuring as the Washington Cabinet could at tins
iuncnre wish them to te Tie Times hopes that the
a,rocious devastation said TO have been effected by
Sheridan In Western Virginia, has been exaggerated.
according to the account received and published by
The Times track Of fertile country 90 miles in length
with an average breadth If 40 miles is burn; into VIII
deIness eco barns and 20 mills stored with corn.
forage and implements If agriculture are stated 70
have been given 10 the flames; and Ii is represented
that in retaliation for the shooting of OF sherman
men while carrying BIZ order into effect every dwelling
within radius Of miles from the spot whore the man
fell was burnt.
TIE MorHiRR droriscT compares these acts with the
treatment Of the Paatinatc by Louis XIV.
The Grand Jury had found true hIl against Franz
Muller for the murder Of Mr. Briggs, and the trial was
10 commence NJ the Old Bailey on the 9th before Ioftl
Chief Baron Pollock. IN imposing array OF counsel
was 10 appear ON behalf OF the Crown.
VI. Berger the distinguished French advocate was
about TO visit England lie Is TO be entertained at
banquet by the most eminent OF the legal profession in
England aud will be the guest Of Lord Brougham.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEX.
ICO.
JuaEIst Leaders Giving fn their Adhesion
70 the Imperial Government-Tele.
graph Lines 20 be Estnblishcd-Enrth-
annie.

qunkos
Intelligence received on Monday from Mexico
states that Garcia DC Ia Cardena Sandyal and other
Juarist leaders in the department Of Zacatecas have
given in their adhesion TO tho Imperial Government
General Meja, in the Of the Imperialists. had
installed himself at Matamoros, the Juarist forces
there having also submitted to the order Of things
Telegraphc lines are TO be established between the
leading cities Of Mexico, communicating by way Of
Texas with the United States Another line will
meet Mexico with Yucatan and a submarine cable will
be laid 20 Cuba.
In this way it is expected that Mexico City will soon
be in direct and instantaneous communication with
New York, Havana aud San Francisco
The forces lately under thc command OF General Or.
tega are said TO be completely dispersed. Whole com
panies have voluntarily come to the various municipal
authorities and laid down their arms.
The newspapers contain long accounts OF an earth
quake which occurred on the Sd Of October. The shock
felt at OFi1aBa, at five minutes before two o'clock
Many houses and churches damaged. and several
lives were lost. AZ Tchuaean and AtiHo the church
towers fell and many houses were destroyed.
Brganiage is increasing in Mexico. On the 9Th nit
the diligence from 0Fozanl for Soledad attacked by
six robbers two OF whom were French dssertors. On
the 9th another diligence was attacked when but two
miles from the gates OF the capital itself
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Wariii.e Preparations Against sapnn.

The Calcutta aud China mails, already tele-
craphed had reached England. Hong Kong adyices TO
Sept 10 state that according 10 the latest Intelligence
from Yokohama, japan, the Marines were ggges 0ael
sail DAYS lnor VIZ tie 2eh August IT is TO con
sis, Of British ships mounting III guns French ships
and Dutch merchant steamer had been chartered
by tho American Minister TO carry the L. 5. Bag into
action IN order that America also may be repre- sened
The object Is 90 enforce the opening OF the inland sea
according 10 treaty IL Intended that the marines
should land ard destroy the batteries as soon US inc
Acct had sienced the guns. 500 troops and half 4
battery of artillery would remain at Yokohama together
with or British men IL war and The l, ,. slo"p
jamestown, 10 protect the settlements
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From NeW-Orlcnns.

NLN1OILLAN- NdTITud.l W. =. I.'''
The Joseph Pearce arrived to-day from NickS-
burc with 6tD bales Of cotton.
The dispatch.boat Volunteer has returned here, nay
ing taken The Presidential vote Of tho Marines OF the
Mississippi. feet ., 49,
Fouricel hundred head OF cattle lave crossed the
Mississippi River at Jackson Point flr tie Rebels.
Lieut. Earle left Naichc1 yesterday "n an cAirdl'loi
along the Tiyer.
Cen Hurlbn ha. issued orde. closing the gambling
houses of NcR-Ofcans; also 8u order enrolling the mn
tia; aso all orier empowering benjamin T. fIandcfs'
Supervising Special Agent Of tire Treasury Depart
ent 10 cniiro control ~ the Freedmen Of the De
partInent 81 the Gulf.
The Finsnce Blr.au ~ the Legislature have applied
70 ono Of the Banks for sipOU1 Tie Bank refused 10
lend il; by miitaFy order.
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I.ntess.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 27.-The steamship Peru
yinn. from Queboc arrived at Londonderry to day.
Political news IL unimpOrtant.
The improvement in commercial circles mikes pro
grcs-. Money is easier. Failures are however still
daily announced.
FRANCE.
PARIS. Oct. electromagnetic Emperor
has left for Nice 1t il stated that project IL under
fund.- TO occupy the position toward an undertak
ug ~ general utility for the whole Of France. is ul.
tlicd by the aks fund for the city Of Paris.
The Hpgr,e has again been unsettled. Rentes closed
a; bif 50c., OF lOc. higher than yesterday.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. Oct. 26.-It is denied, on good
authority that Prussia recently demanded 10 continue
Tie occupation ~ Juiand after the conclusion of peace
Saw the peace negotiations progressing most n.
,or biy The lnai settlement Of peace may be daily
expected
TURIN, oct. pa meeting Of about 200
deputies took place yesterday. They expressed Them
selves unaniuonfly IN favor Of the Convention. The
members Of tho Opposition-vil meet to-day 1t is be-
hovcd the bill for the Of the oepd to Florence
will obtain large majority
GERMANY.
STUTGARDT, Oct. 26.-Tho Gar is expected
at Sluigardt on the Jlst.
TIE ANGLO-iSDIAS TRLEGR iPH
LONDoN, Oct. 26.-The Persian Gulf tcle-
graph cable has been repaired oIeheran and messages
have through Ia Bombay in ~ hours. The e1ien.
sion from 1cheran to Bagdad viii be finished next
month.
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Lnfest ship News.

ARRIVED
Sear-lp City Of Baltimore (Brl Mirchonse Lv'rrcd
25h nh, and Queenstown 2,th nde. aud pass John q DE-
Bark Holland (of TuIks island, Perkins New4or, Ens, y
cod, J. lhompson
Brig Chowsn tot Bermuda Long, Rio Janeiro Go dsys coz
fee, master. Has lad heavy NV weshr during tue -"
SAKE days rou lat. 81 10 81 stove balwass, &c.
scr Robins, Hopkins Lhgan - days, coal! PeekAChufen
sclr. MIrle kenne, -, Boston.
Schr. Romp Rich, Poushkeepsie for Mlbridfe.
Sclr. Noait, JOY franklin lumber, C. +. j. Peters
ser Jela Kelly, St. John, y. b.. ID days, spars hoIy"
Murray
schr. Richard Buwinkle. French. Georgetown FOR Net"
London.
schr Per.Se, Sheffield. Roniou. FOX StORinston.
WlND-At Sunset, W.
SAILED.
Nov 7--Scsmeu-Corsca, Pe.ie
Ship American Eagle
Bnss-HToaT, Panther.
SPOKEN
10Th ul,, p Of Crosby lisitship, steamship Ala
MEMORANDA.
The Holland reports "a inst lat &c 05 lon. 60 was oosa
ed whaling bark Pioneer Is days from Fays r New esd
ford short Of provsons partly supplied her she repoeo
havn: BOARDED three hours previous the brig Marshall S'ls
nom Cape DC Neie Islands with SAT- bound TO Boston h9is
OF provision, aud essy half Of her dissolved Also pos
lot laiL shssgsE Pielss Day, lis skpsEass ioI Sss&
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Passengers Arrived.

n sislmshp Pcnnly IRia TON Lisep0o! an9 QctH,d 90
$. Peckhsn !. D. Was Miss Reynolds Me-. Robirses
aud cili Nj La7u. Mr. DUFFY A. y. Duhslet. Mr. liar d
Nr. Higgins 80 Child Mr Bidwel, Mrs 5. Brown AID ehiS
Nit Gildetlsrys.
IrsfeoMfhp CryQ Baltimore, from Lirepoo I'd Qaosss
toirHNrs nruuings and child Mrs. Ann Aliand and child
Iii and Mrs Richards and daughter Mrs. Rowe Missed
Annie and Charlotte darcy Mis- hicKechnie. MrChchow
end r.. Davis snd lady Mis- kiictt, MIS- Nav rbsL
lanes luy and lady. MrYoung and lady. Miss McKee, Mira
A. Liyins Nh. Higgins and lady. Miss Mozscy, Nj.
Nozeey MrsJ SpettigIe and son, Mrs and Miss McOfsi
}. Tpp' ,. Henson NJ Ramsey VI Maoks L. Gu.ise, Z. T.
JACKSON W MONS, T. Weston, ". Wiams J. kiuGes. ).
4. Armstrong ". Diet, ID. l.. Dodge.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-The llth Precinct
Police report that Sunday night soldier named Nelson
Short attempted TO commit suicide by opening vein 10
his while l.boring under temporary insanity. Biz
wound was dressed by PoceSurgeon Kimbark std
lie was then taken to the Soldiers Home in Howard St
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France.

The Emperor Napoleon wonld leave Pans on
the 10Th or nth October to meet the Car at Nice. The
King Of the BeIgans was en- route for the south OF
France and il supposed be- too was bound for Nice
Admiral Roman Dcsiosses IS dead.
The Paris Bourse the 18th. opened at an improve,
ment: bt subsequently, became fat and kentcs declined
TO o. 90 This heayiness il attributed chiefly TO the
state of the money merket and to failures when were
taking place; but political disirgst was also believed 10
have something to do with II.
MexcaE accounts via France are all favor bic 10 the
new government and present marked contrast 70
fhnSe Tecriyed via NeN.1 nrk
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From the yorihern Frontier.

CHICAGO, Monday, NON. ., ls'i'
Within the last Two days number OF persons
have arrived iom The souhern part u the state most
ly from Taye,te and Christian Counties. II was sup
posed that they were coming here TO vote, but IT has
inrped ont ttat they were members of the a. h
Society aud that piracy is in progress for raising
an nsarrccaon on election Gay aud releasing the prs-
one.s in Camp Douglas
Early this morning a large number Of arrests were
made In nearly oil cases aims were found in Their
possession Among the arrested IL Col MaImadnke'
brotl or 10 Tie Rebel General OF that name who was
.mcst II DR. Edward Buckncr Morris, formerly Judge
Of the Circut Court Of this county He haibofed 9t
Of bushvhackcrs and procured clothing Tor the"' h'
Is said to be rand Treasurer Of the o. a. X.
Chas, Walsh. dooIkeeper Of the House Of Eepresen,
atiyes WAS also arrested In his house were lonnd se'
ernI men WHO had been engaged in casting bullets for
the u,e of the conspirat0rs
Some Of those arrested are reported 20 have inaue
sson that their intention 10 fire the city To-
night aud release the prisoners in Camp Dolgas \
large quantity OF arms and ammunition 1as iouLu u
Waialg
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Italy.

The sit,ings Of the Italian Parliament, which
were only commenced on the 9th, we're on the follow
inc day adjourned until further orders.
A band Oi about hundred insurgents IN NeDetia,
among whom were several deserters haG taken refuge
IN the forest Of tOnsigllo.
Ia Tr1ncC abiding TO a rumoTed understanding be-
tween France and Austria, saws; Nothing u known
On the subject bat the Venetian question II difficulty
which very considerable concessions on the part vi
A~4tris could alone remove
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From the fnciic.

SAy FRAsclscO, Satnrday, Nov. ., Sol.
The monitor Camanche will be launched on
the 18th inst.
Arrived, ships Wizard King and Marmion from Liv.
erpool and Reindeer from London.
Dates from Australia TO Aug -, represent that the
Colonies we're much excited account OF the deterni
yicts there
Arrived, ship Ellen Southland from Nev-York
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov D. 1864
Arrived, steamer Golden Age, from Panama
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Fires.


B1TNo. \. Y, MOnlay Nov. 7 1901.
The office of The DemOtTat, q German paper
in a. city. set on ire early on Sunday morning
The Ere was soon cXtinguishci The damage was only
500. The fire was undoubtedly tho work OF an iHccn
diary.
ST JOINS. n B.. Monday. Nov. : 1861.
The GioJs and Telegraph printing Offices were
DESTROY ca by FIRE Yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
Commercial Intelligence.

The improved tone III financial and CONNER
o.a circles which was 50 decidedly developed the
9th copiinued To mnko progress On the 18th and 10Th
ulL, and although failures were st occurring, and
others we're admittedly looked for the prospects OF
monetary and commercial Affairs were very generally
regarded more favorable Tho English thnds and the
Liverpool cotton market showed a marked improve
mcni. but ut Manchester there was very LITTLE re-
sp0nse
tOnsos on the 18th were quoted AZ c'ut'. fr
Tie demand for discount at the Ban. was m average
character The minimum remained at .; but IN the
open market The best bills were taken at a per cent.
below this rate
LIyrBPooI, oct %, o. M CoTroN-Thc market has
become quite aciyo, under speculative demand Mt
the low prices East Iudian Cotton has advanced q
id. upon the lowest point while other descriptions are
frm,r although rot quo'aby denrr sale" OF 'h' three
days about 81 GOO bales. including - OO FOL export and
speculation.
TRapr Ar M.ycmEsrRr. - There was more inquiry
yesterday aud rather business but ~ low prces
Under the Influence OF Improvement in lyerpool pro
ducers we're hrmer, but no advance could he estab
lshed.
BEUAD,TtFrS -Mcssrs Richardson. spence & Co.,
Gordon. Bruce & Go. and others report: tioar qiet
but steady; " heat IN far drnan, ana Erirlully H.
GENITAL higher; Red Nestcrn :. "a, H.. Nlte d43
Corn "a. 3 ar dearcr. ana more doing; Mixed = n
PsoylsIpN..-Mc.ss wakefield. Nash & Co. aud
Bigla' 81, Aihya Co. report Beer eohtiiu es SO"
PGrl nuiet ~ late rates Bacon steady. Lard firm.
Tnow iimcr but no, much doing; Butter unchanged.
PBoDrCr.-A shes: small sales o. Pots, al 80 u; no
thing dong m PcaIL. Sugars quiet Colec dull. Rice
naciyc. Iinsccd OF dull - sass. E0s.n nominal;
no sales Spirits of rupen'ine easier; sales of French
at co., Petroleum dull Refined. e.dl 10.
LoNDoN MAeHfTs - HFeadsiuils without change.
Sugar in fair demand. At la.e ra'cs. Coiec frncr.
Tea quiet but steady Jailow IN better demand \. g.,
40. Lmsced Oil. - J4'j o.. scotch rs lron 009.
AMIRiCAN administration material Oh anse
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL NOr. 2,-corT0S sn!es Of Cotton
to-day were - 100 bales. incudng 10 900 spectators
and exporters. The market closed bLoyant ~ irifng
advance. PreadstuiT. steady Provisions quiet aud
stcady Lard firm. Taow lrmcr. Petroleum clsier.
LOXDOA Nov. 21.Consols closed s9 -, for money.
SLarns II L--nnLnl. L rin ShnIla 40 Il
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suupIie. for neIeasrd Prisoners.

PHIIADfLrmA. Monday. Nov. Z. lss.
lie intcd StatCs Christian Cvnui'isoiv" hoo
sen, seven delegates Wen supplied with hospitsl stores
incidence and clothing with the feet which has gone
20 Savannah. ia. to bring home Union prisoners OF
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
The Times ON tho Victory in the shen-
andonh valicy-Emprovcnen In The
Financial Situation-Wnrlike Prcpar-
afions against Japan.

The Inman steamer, City of Baltimore, Capt.
Mrchouse which left Liverpool at three o'clock on the
afternoon of the 26h and Queenstown the eth Octo-
her arrived here yesterday bringing day later news
from Europe.
The Asia arrived at Queenstown at pm. Oh the 18th
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Attcmptcd Robbery at Bellows Fniis. W.

BELLOWS FAILS, VI. Monday. Nov. T. ~.
An attempt was made, saturday night, to rob
the bank here and came near being successful The
pseudo robbers broke opcu the outer door 10 The var
but probably did not have time to proceed further
There is considerable excitement ia the place.
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The Notieia. of Madrid, says that eNplana-
tions having been refused by Peru diplomatic relations
between ,iat country ard Spain are entirely sus-
pended
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Naval Intelligence.

BosroN Monday. Nov. :. 1861
The u. s. steamer Talipoosa arrived here to-
day from a cruise after tho pirates.
The L. :. steamer hearsarge was spoken Sept. -, in
Lat gu North. Long. 37.l7. cruising.
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DAY Bears HAULED oFF.-The boats OF the
day line between this city AID Albany have haGed 81
for the season.
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Weather Eastward.

POEuASD Nj, Monday, Nov. :, ls6l.
Wind :. ". The Thermometer 80. Cloudy.
Looks no nj mild rain.stofm was coming on.
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SECOND DISPATCH
W NsNN TIT n
CHICAGO, Monday. SO'

CHICAGO, Monday NOV. = ieo4.
Col. G. 81. Leger Greenfield, Morgan's AddJu-
tant. General Capt Cantrel, Of Morgans command, j.
r. Shanks snd Chsres Trayers 20 stand OF arms TWO
carloads Of revolver and large guatii! Oh 'hilu
milton v ere found III Walsh S house.
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lapd CHAM wrote the Chicago platform with for Nc
Celian TO use in siguirg treaty Of peace With the
kehl Governments
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The Daujsh Question.
Apain.

II WAC positively stated that peace would be
finally concluded in The Of tic curIen. week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
Crop lircMlar.

WAsnNGTON Monday, Nov. :. 30.
The Department Of Agriculture has issued n
Crop Circular from the returns Of correspondents Of The
nn,.. r,rneni .LnHlnc ,he fnloMinl fscts.
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srnrket,-Reported by T+,eryaph

Large sales OF gold after call at 249 up to $50 al VIII,
G1uIe it stood when report closed.