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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07


ACT relating to the closing BE fairs
"A and redeeming and paying The bill or
notes ofthe Franklin County Bank.
MS kere5g enacted y be General Assrhbly
N ne Stale III J e%raioRt!
Sec. j. The act entitled "An act ineorpor-
atine the franklin County Bank approved
November II, IS49, Is hereby 50 amended as to
limit the time during which said bank shall
continue and have succession to the first day
June, 1865, instead Of the first day OF January,
1867, as limited in said act.
Sec. 2. Said bank shall as soon as may be
had within twenty days from the passage Of
this act, cause a Notice of the same and OF the
purpose Of said bank toterminate is existence
on said first Of June, 1866, to be published fol
the period Of six months or until said first day
Of June, IN each newspaper printed in this
State, and in the Boston journal, a newspaper
printed IN the city Of Boston, in the State Of
Massachusetts, and in the New York Times, a
newspaper printed IN the city Of New York
Said notice shall a,so state that all bills or
notes Of said bank not presented for payment
before first day Of June, 1865, viii not be re-
deemed and paid By said bank. And after the
puhlication Of said notice as herein objected
said bank shall not be liable and shall not be
held liable in any court Of law or equity in this
State, TO redeemo or pay any Of its bills or notes
not presented for redemption or payment be-
fore the time fixed in this act; and any bonds,
which may have been given by the directors
Of SAID bank for the redemption Of its bills shall
not be held TO be Of binding force and obliga-
tioa upon the persons executing the same, to
redeem or pay any bills or notes Of said bank
not presented for redemption or payment be-
fore the time fixed in this act.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from its
passage. Approved Nov. 2gd, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given that it is the pur-
IN pose Of the Franklin County Bank TO ter
inmate its existence Of the first day Of June,
1865. in pursuance Of the provisions Of the fore
going act, and all bills or notes Of said Bank
not presented TO said Bank for payment before
the first day Of June, A. d 1865, will not be
redeemed or paid by said Bank.
By order Of the Directors.
NJ. W. BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
81 AIboue Nov or 1874 -gmoQ
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Cnnphs and r0llk affretinc TrnOps

VIII be speedily relieved and electually cured by
using these admirable medicines. and by paying prop
er attention 10 the Directions which are attached TO
aaeb Pat ar R9x
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e. q. BRUCE 81 PRESTON,
AUTHORIZED
.Eg&aiy and Wary s4scHts,
WAsaISsroN, D. q,
- No. 448 Ninth street.
CLESElASp, ONO.
No. j LymaH's Block
PUBLISH THE ARMY HERALD
AM COLLECT
Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay,
ptIfE NpNEY, Discharged and csigned OFFICERS
PAY, and al ot,t
H.R
IN n

Ctaiu. The SI00 Bounty lie soldiers dis
charges Tor wounds receiyedi battle collected
WuIlaGr pKLAY. We pay as ,eciaI attention
IL claims ia which other attorneys have FAIL
M, 81 which have been SUSPENDED, Of which
there arc tens % thousands. We have already
collected aud paid over TO soldiers and their
heirs ueer 100000, and are paving thous.
and daily. We secure Pensions for ten dol
lars. and collect Bounty and Back Pay for ten
per cent, and no pay until ArTER we have sue
ceedsd.
TIE Army HERALD Is published monthly,
and IS devoted to the interests Of the soldier and
bis hcirs-to whom It is INVALUABLE. Write
us and we will send you a copy free, or, for
THIRTY CENT we will send you by return Of
mait n 3ne engraved tinted Likeness llAihum
size) of Lt. Gen. Grant, and TnG Amy lER-
AIb ior ore gClr. To persons sending a club
Of i3af, we Hiil send, as premium, an addition
III Likeness and IHE HERALD f0r one year, md
f0r each additional subscriber an additional
Likeness to the gctter up ofthe club, SO that .
person sending rs a Club cf ten and SO viii be
entitled 10 receive, himself, styEN Likenesses
and InE ARMY HERALD for one year, aHdlor
any other number in the same ratio.
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To THE LADIES.

FtNO AEG bRDAEsNs Inv kFftRTAftu
u DIR. l.. DIX particularly invites ai ladies
who need q .Hsdieai or Snrgt afsdYiser, 10 call
n his Rooms, NJ. ~ End s0tt street, Boston,
Hass, which they will arranged for their spec
al accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over tweIty wears
70 this particular branch Of the treatment If
diseases peculiar D. females, i j. nov conceded
by OIL doth ID this country and 10 Eurure1 that
he exccils al other kn0gB practitioner h. the
safe, speedy and efectual treatment Of sli ie
male complaints.
Ills medicines are prepared wlth The eNprets
purpose N removing 81 diseases. such - De
BIZ y, weakness, unuatnTnl suppressions, en-
Engagements u the womb, also, oil disehsiRss
Which flow from a morbid state q The bhoee-
lie Doctor is DON fully prepared 70 tfeAi ih hts
peculiar style, 10th medically aDd snrgleaHy
al diseases OF female sx and they aS re-
gSectfuliE invited 70 call a.
!. No. 81 Enditott Street, Boston.
Al letters Y~eqeinBg advice must contain one
dollar 10 ensure 80 answer.
Boston, Jan. ~ Isg8e-lyA
AZ letter. requiring saYice must eoEtuin On
Aolilf ~ insure 80 answaf,
Addrcss Dr.. l.. DIX, No. u Enaiegi Street,
Boston. MasS,
Boston. Jan. /. Is6s.
nR aAR-HALfs
- HEADACHE AM cArARHH svcyy
'TH0ar.s0N,s IMPROVED Truss w. als ~
4 GEOfGE TTrTLEA
80 As4w hSv
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lish any kind wanted, For one Of our
Glass Stoves we have made ar
engagements to sell the celebrated
EoME coHxroRT,
-
rz~A
MT"Tl
~ s@
rs1
Patented in 1850.
Every facility that art could upPly
or money procure has been called IN
to requisition to make the HONE Con-
FORT the best Stove in the country.
1T EXCELLs
In substantial durability in every part,
in the nicely with which its joints are
fitted, and in its beauty and finish.
II performs all Cooking and Rak-
ing quickly and perfectly, with but
little fuel, great economy being its
chief merit.
These Stoves are made oftwo sizes.
No. 5, Plain and Extension top, ha.
three 0 inch holes and one 10 inch.
No. c has three . inch and n lOl
hole, and a large fire box.
Where a family exceeds 10 person,
the No. s will be found the most econ
omical size.
Those with Extention top are pro
yided with heavy Copper Reservoir
covered with tin, which are filled witt
water kept hot by the waste heat, als'
a back Closet made Of Tin.
These Stoves are lined on the in
side with Tin Refectors, with bacl
and bottom covers. The oven is ven
rilated, in fact every thing i. as nea.
perfect as man can make it.
For another First Glass Stove We arc sell
ing a new one phich is becoming a great "a
~yorite, called tae
s,a ~-~ = -, a,z
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CAUTION None are genuine nhiess The
words ~HoLLoWaf. NV YoKK AND LoNBoS. are
fscerni0ls a. q Natag-niark IN cvrfy laf " the
book y directions around each pot Or box; the same
may b psinly seeH By boiling the leaf 20 ths light
4 haa4sane reward viii Dc given @ ahg one render
ing snrh A. may iaadto thg detection 81
any parts q parties counfeffeiting the mediraes ~
renting the same. knowing theu y q spurious
- sold 81 the manufagtuv q Professor HaLto-
WAY - Maiaen IBua. New AaFk. sD 70 81 aeslfc-
table Druggists sba Deaiersin Medicine Throughout
the civilized weird. la pots aud boxes II 90 eGnts, 10
cents and $40 eaeh.
~ There IS considerable saYiae IS taking The
lHrgAf SIZES.
y E-BHFections ~ she ruE&suee u patiFuts 10
etefF disorder srs aaieel a. eaea pot sad hax.
DeHicrs Ia NY well known medicines
can have SHOW Cards. Circulars, &e., sent Free
~ Expense, BY Addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
81 70 Maidru LaHe. v. 4
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SYMPTOMS:

Def8ngei Diee t.oB: Loss Of Appetite; Loss
of slesh G0HsupateQ Bowels Fitfula aud Ner-
yous, of heavy sleep with Lusiful Dreams;
Troubled Breathing; FHiIure o. Voice: hreg-
uiar actor 81 the Heart; pHstulous Eruptions
on tile Faee ard Neck; Headache; Affections
u the Eyes Loss Of Memory; Sudden Pushes
Of Heat ana Blushings; General Weakness and
lndei-uce; Aversi5gto Society; Relaxed Con-
diliou. On Diminished size Of the Genital Or
gans; Involuntary Nightly or Daily Emissions:
Frequent desire TO pass Water. with peculiar
aiten ing sensations Pale Lips Sunken
Chesfsi Weak Eyes; "Pinehedn Features;
lrrtsti0H, Or Catarrh Of the Bladder; lneonti.
ncuce. cf suppression Of the Urine; Painful,
Too f~rogueat.or Difficult, MIctartIou, &c, &c
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BuT Ed QrAcKs ARK 10 IGNoRANT.

Notwithstanding tte foregoing factA ne known
70 come Qua1k Doctors and &oslfuu Mixer,
SET, regardless offhe iifs aad health u oth,fs
there are these among them who I'LL even gy
Igre t1eutelses e9atfaaig.lnR giving mercury
81 their pajealF or taat il Is t8atai.ed iu iLo!r
NostrHHa IS ttnt the utusl fes7 lHay be "
taiucd for afeRsedly caraR ~ 'the d0ii4 81
fraction u d' Mag be gb.amed rs 'ke RIs
trui8 II thus thal aary are deceived also
aml aseie fPena large l4suHts fof c1fer
aieats vita qu4ekaY.
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nr ]. nLN-s

his Office il No u, having no connection with
his residence consequently no family interrupt
ton, 50 that on no account eau any person hes
itale applying at his office.
DIR. DIX
boldly asserts land II cannot be coBtmdicteN,
kept by Ducks, who win say or do anythiug,
even perjure themselves, to impose upon pa
tents that he
rs THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE rnYsiCIAH
ADVERTISING IN BOSTON.
SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged in treatment Of Special Disenscs. n met
SO well known to many Citizens, Publishers,
Merchants, Hotel rr0prietors, Sc, that he ia
much recommended, and particularly to
STRANGERS AMI TRAVELLERS.
To ssoid and escape Imposition Of Forsigs
and Native Quacks, more Hujaerctslu Boston
than other large cities,
DIR. l.. DIX
proudly refers 10 Professors and respectable
plysiclans-mGuy Of whom cul suit him IN crit
zeal eases, bccHuse Of his acknowledged tkil
and reputation, attained through soiorg tHror
fence, practice and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
be not robbed and add to your tuGetit ~ IN 10
my NSttiNtH " iHt n iHE hbuefHf HltNtfIFfNeH
t]atious, false promises and rreteBtiohs u
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACKs,
who know little Of the nature and character Of
Special Diseases, and Ltss rs 10 their cure -
Some eAhibi forged Diplomas Of Institutions or
Colleges, which never existed IN any part Of the
worli, Others exhibit Diplomas OF tile Dead,
how obtained, unknown; not only assuming and
advertising IN names Of those inserted in tba
Diplomas, but to further their imposition as
sumo names Of other most celebrated physi-
clans long since dead. Neither be deceiytdby
QUAcK NosTKUM MAKERS,
through false certificates and references, and
recommendation OF Their medicines byde dsad,
who cannot expose or cont adiet them; or wle,
besides, 10 further their imposition, copy fisnp.
Medical books much that i written ofihe eual
tiles and effects Of different herbs and plant.~
and aseribe all the same to their Pills, Extracts,
Specifies, &c., most Of which, If not all, %cOntHiE
Mercury, because Of the ancient belief If ito
'euring everything" but now known to skill
more than is cured, and those not killed, con-
stitutionally injured for life.
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proCs .sionai Opinions.-aI lave used

E4ottNstOhai OPINIONS nave used
maf a&, aRd Wlth The most psggecf s~aesesSn
~. MIlTaA SAMPLES, ". D., IL. D., Brook
ga.
~ q Hear q specific rs any medicine can
be. Ibaae eJna4very severe casss with from
Elk g IES DusKs"-B. hEfTH, ~. D. y.
81 know ofao remedy, % the vhole Materiq
Ndca, equal 70 your srKcIFJc PILL IN Semi
nt ar trtaWrg Heaksesfes1Au APR BEHEE,
NJ. b.. Prof y 0FgaRic cieaiE'ry and lysog-
oqp, n. l..
PERSONAL 0riNIass-"Ar HIacbeter IS
w1HTHy 81 All c0~srTDENcE, and deyotes
himself enthusiastically 20 these Preparations.
I'D. MreRpyru REEsE, ". ~, III D., diner.
Md l1@sre n i.
F- smF ai 8es ~ Sir. WGNc1-
EsftH's IL asp iNiEeItfa RN3 esB SIS
sure tie Uusc flal hs
w o. JAs. T. EUtL-
ul6 % B4 q es n. ".
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CHARGES Gre vow h9aeiaie. GoE1msnif ait*a
aacseay coabaeBt ra1 n mat - ban
wil tha t'setsf aCt aI ri lease, Whist
ever Way bg be i6eas condition 0f sl;uatlel
% ans one. married or single.
Medicine seut hy Hsii Or Express ~ vi parts
If The United States.
Boston, Jau. /, If65.-iyse
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uNH0tHsS0NS IMPROVED Truss br sale ~
4 GEOIGE TfTTLEA j.
i&e A1sw hxg
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30

Il ~. pleased His Majesty tie King 20 approve Of Mr.. o.
Schor, as Acting Consul % Their Majes,ies the King Of Hol-
land, the King q Belgium. and q his Royal H-hness the
Grand Duke OF Oldeuburg, until the pleasure 4 these Soversigns
be made known. K. c. WILLIE,
Foreign Once, Sept I9;h, 1855
During the temporary leave % absence granted. On account
Of III health, 20 J. L. Chapman, ESQ., II. A. WIGymaan, Esq,
Chief Clerk q The Interior Department, will discharge The duties
or Acting Registrar OF Public Accounts.
{. DIP YARGST.
DEPARTMENT q Finance. Sept ieth, 1905.
Mr.. George Harley has been appointed Road Supervisor for
the District % North and South Kobala and North and South
kOua-
Mr.. Kaluhi j. commissioned a. Commissioners Of Fences GCr
the District u k0olauloa. oahu.
Hessrs. c. II. Judd. W. /. Phi, and :. 4 Andrews have been
appointed Commissioners Of Fences for the District OF kCcisu-
poko. Oahu. -
The following gentlemen have been appointed Agents to
grant Marriage Licenses:
KapahuEua FOR the District q K0rs, oahu.
Hseuhi for the District OF Puma. Hawaii.
c. y. Spencer for th- Df-trict Of Eau. Hawaii.
4. Cummings Tor he District Of South K0na. Hawaii.
D. NanuIa for the District % south Kchaia. Hawaii.
i. X. Naispaakai for the District q North Klhals. Hawaii.
q. " d. H4lemanu .r the District Of Hamakus. Hawaii.
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Department Of Finance, s-p, 18th, 1865.

Mr.. George Harley has been appointed Road Supervisor for
the District OF North and South Kohala and North and South
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18
New York Market.

NEW YORK, oct. H.
C0TToN-Heavy and dropping at Ola
G2c, market closing dull at inside price;
all by auction today, for government
account, $500 bales at 44s; middling to
fair 40 sac; strictly middling 39ac low
middlng 354a354c; good ordinary 321c;
PAYABLE in gold Flour-Dull; common
grades DC lower; So 40a55 So for extra state
s9a9 70 for common to good shipping
brands extra r. H. @; SO 30al2 90 for
trade brands, market closing heavy
Rye Flour-Firmer at SO 5Oa9 25 Corn
Meal-Quiet and steady Whisky
Firm; western SO 90. Wheat-dull, and
la2c lower; 81 75al 70 for Chicago spring;
81 T6al 70 for Milwaukee club; 81 80 f0I
amber Milwaukee; 81 81 for one load
choice do in store, an outside price; SO
for cd winter red western; So 80 for new
amber state; S275 for extra choice white
CGna,la;$5 40 for new white state. Rye
-~ kiriner; 81 19al 90 Barley-Eirmer
81 ~ for state; 81 Is for comaion Canada
E..,: 81 20 tor prime Canada West; 81 32f
forexira choice, which is above the mar
ket price. Barley Malt-Quiet Corn
Opened firm, but closed heavy, and lc
lover; 74as5c for unsound; 81 Goal e9 for
sound mixed western. Oats-Dull; 4Oa
SAC for unsound; 50a59 for sound. Coffee
Firm; Rio l64c in bond. Sugar-Very
fry Cuba Muscovado 13fal44c; Molas-
ses-Qaiet and firm. Petroleun-Firm;
3Si,39c Tor crude; 62ta63c for refined in
bond, Hops-In moderate demand at
i.e,45c for the crop of 1864; 20a50c for the
crop Of 1866. :Pork-Decidediy lower {;
s33 25a5i for mess, closing at S33 % cash;
S29 24a29 so for prime; soy SO tor prime
: mess. Beef-Firm; $40 Seals so for plain
mess; sI3 50al650 for extra mess Beef
Hams-Quiet. Cut Meats-Quiet; small
: sales at 16aal74c for shoulders; 2Oa234c
for hams Bacon-Dull. Lard-A shade
6riner 24ia2s Ice. Butter-In demand
at 32a42c for Ohio; 40a35c for state
Cbesse--Actiye at 16 l.2als l-2c.
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Cincinnan Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. Il.
Flour dull, but not lower. Wheat de-
elined to 25c for prime old red; sales of
new at 81 10a1 90. Corn dull at Soc
Oaee dull at 40c. Rye quiet at 90c for
new:9oc for old. Barley in fair demand
at 81 5OaI IS for prime to choice fall;
81 4sal so for Canadian; 81 35aI 40 for
choice State spring; tho lower grades are
upsalS able. Provisions dull. Mess pork
declizad to S3S so for choice city brands,
the market clssing without buyers at
over $50 SO. Bulk meats dull. Gro.
ceries steady. Whisky advanced to 50 %,
holders asking &c higher at the close.
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Wheeling Female 0olle,,
WHEELING. w. o.

fIAAa lNS CHlAA>
ED with nun conegiste powers n ~
rectorss win Be opened as q collev;sts d 6|
ON the i1rst "Wednesday In Ssptem6er nslA
buildings are now being thorouchlv ,sSa.1 n
newly furuished throughout Ns
In The hberaity Of tfa arrangements i,a
tent and comprehensivenes of its esa
study IN Its methods ftuition and gors 0n d
and In the ability and experience az ;Eu
of Instruction, the public may RELY ~
being first class seminary. ' Sm 81
Having had many years experience IN 49,,
ing leading Educational institutions in ~ 1sa
tern and Middle States. ! feel assured ,S,, u
the liberal patronage and the earnest. sas.a
ton of the citixens Of Wheeling and r,.ysa
the College viii soon be able to extend 70 ~
ladies' ali the facilities for an accomplish. jS
cation to be found outside OF our eastern 90 -
politan cities. h g. ssE .a
lt affords me the highest satisfaction toh. a
TO announce the engagement of a Con-
teachers Of distinguished ability eIpsr.ss
and reputation.
: In the departments of the mathen,,i, =.
sciences, Miss Martha ID. Halstead, fotp,, ~
ceptress OF Wesleyan Female Coller. y y
mingtop, Delaware. l!1..l.. 70
In the department Of literature and ~.
lettres, Miss Mary Williams, late Precpn,,s'.
LAFAYETTE Institute, Washington, D. C
In Music Miss Emily ]. Shipley, of Ner =
ity, educated in Europe, and a pupil Of a..
In the Fine Arts, Miss Isabella N. c,e,,
the New York School Of Design.
Assistants will be added In these, or ota,, !.
partments, as occasion may require.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will DO oraapi,,,
an early day, having. especial reference "a 4
preparation Of youngladies for the busines
''I PREPARATORY DsrARrsrSr will b. A.,
for such Misses as are too young toenter Is, !
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF r.
.t.. WEEKS.
TurrToN.-First Preparatory, &c; Second p
paratory, 81; First Collegiate, IS: Second g
iegiate, 80; Junior, $40; Senior, sl2 ~ La
French, German, or other languages, Is; En-
mental Sciences, q extra each Drawipr
Painting IN OIL, ti0 Pastel, J, Casou q
| sic on Plano, Si0;. Use Of Instrument o. 81 /
cal Music, $40 Fuel, adand Sd quarters Ns
BoxRD-sis; Fuel and Lights, IS; w..ll
| IS; Weekly Board, from Monday to RS
night, t37 50; Fuel ana Lights, 81.
| Bills both for tuition and board payable
| cases at the commencement OF the quarter s
| 9th, Nov, 18th, Feblst and April 18th
| Young ladies are received at any tine
4 protracted illness, allowance will be nj
| Young ladies should bring towels, table napk
umbrella and overshoes.
| Applications may DO made by letter o.
calling at the College from to O'Clock
| - fD3s l. q. L00MIS, AM MD
July g. 1865, ssg mel Preside
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,aaaTamf.lear.pII ss...ryss $
~ s..w Cold CLOSED i'm New York Yesterday
a :, = at Ska 50 ga. saasefA
.. Yesterday morning cotton TO the
amount of 100000 was destroyed by fire
in New. York sother property, vslued at
$4,000, was also destroyed.
The bodies of an adult female and two
girls, killed by the recent accident on
,Cetral RAILROAD still remain unclaimed,
a't-si Alexander H. Stephens is in Boston,
~ ai.. aud was entertained at private dinner
y is,a ByMr Geo T. Fairchild. Mr. Stephens
declares his purpose to support, with all
his ability and influence, President john
sons reconstruction policy.
The English capitalists called upon
the President yesterday and were cor
daily received.
Late news from Mexico represent the
supporters of Juarez as very active
Their great hope was in the expectation
of aid from the United States 1t is sta.
ted that Macmillan has sent five millions
of dollars to Washington to influence
Congress in favor of his recognition.
The planters OF Cuba have pettioned
for the abolition of slavery on that Is
land
The amnesty oath taken by General
Lee, dated October 81, 1866, unpublished.
The question Of the mastering out of
the Reserve Corps will be decided this
week.
The 81 atenlent that the Southern mail
service will make deficit of 100000
in the Postoffice Department, is pro-
nonnced nnfounded.
The residents of Prince Williams coun-
ty, Virginia, have petitioned the author
tiles TO allow the troops to remain in that
county.
The Internal Revenue receipts yester.
day amounted to s1,477 1927.
a meeting has been held in Lexington
Kentucky, to express thanks for the re-
moval of martial law.
Governor Wells, of Louisiana has &C
cepted the nomination of the Union con.
vcntion.
General Hood has arrived at New Or.
leans. ell route for Washington.
The Charleston Courier urges the peo-
pie of South Carolina to send North and
induce emigrants to settle in that State.
Tho Tennessee Legislature is debating
the question of admitting negro testi.
rcny in civil courts
The Mississippi Legislature met aud or.
gnnized on the 18th
Rr;l1 lprpnl ot
New Madrid on Monday. No lives lost
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'Ralsinasre Market.

~-..SMTlMoRE,. Oct. 7.-Flour-Firrn;
tssHsI brands scarce. Wheat - Firm;
prime scarce, Corn-D1ll and heavy;
.sa!gs OF $500 bushels yellow ut s3c.-
& FaS-pph and dropping. Coffee :
sstissiy; sales OF Rio at 19a22ic in gold.
s.@sds .sIhisky Tending upward at
S=s11 0eSeyS
nssfx ls:se S.af 49, - 4.
tatnfSsxt4 M FskE ).
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NEW YORK, Oct. II.
Money--active aud firmer at per cent,
Sterling Exchange-Steady at 81 09ta
1904. Gold-Active and firmer; opening
at 81 as s q; advancing to 81 461; closing
at 81 Dc
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RnGalo Markets.

BUFFALO, Oct. II.
FlMr-Qriet. Wheat Inactive. Corn
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cated ON abort notice and Oh reasonable terms.
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