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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-07
"APELI.O,
New York. Sept. !


The Times Washington special says:
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
reached the sum of four millions two hun
dred thousand dollars. being one million
seven hundred and sixtv-oight thousand
eight hundred and eighty dollars great
er than the receipts of any former day.
There was perfect avalanche of pardon
seekers at the Presidents mansion to-day
A greater number Of Southcrners are here
for this purpose than has ever been known
before. Fully three-fOurths of the Pr"Si-
dents business hours are taken up with
the considerations Of p"rdon.
The names of the following officers in
cluded in the list of those mustered out,
have been stricken out and they are re-
tanned in the service: RriraC;ier Generals
+. ID. Bragg, John W. Sprague. John T.
Miller, Jos. p. Hawley and John c. Rob
inSOn.
John Wilson. ESQ. third auditor Of the
Treasury still continues his duties: il hay
ing been deemed proper to delay the estab-
iishment of an executive bureau for the
present. II has been fully determined,
however. to create such 81 bureau, although
it's establishment may be delayed until
Congress convenss.
New York, Sept. 6.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
SAYS: Bishop I4erv, of North Carolina, who
was arrested some time since on the sup
position of having evidence Of value &c
the government, has been discharged. and
passed through Richmond on his way
home.
Mr.. Alexander Dudley, who has had his
pardon restored to him again, il is pre-
stunned will devote his immediate attention
to reopening the York River railroad, O
which he is President.
Extra Billy Smith is passing his time
quietly on his uncontiscated estate n"a,
WarrcntOn.
| = sroTtrcSs MOur0e CORES
pondcnt says: The privilege OF writing tc
his wife has been granted to jeff. Davis.
Gen. Torbett will not take command o!
his new department for a month vet.
The Norfolk IL Weldon railroad will bc
in running order in few days.
The Tribune's Matamoras correspondent
who has had an interview wit General
Delion, of he Liberal party, SAYS he learned
of him that the wants of the Liberals are
sucn that if not soon relieved the cauS,,
was lost. They have 10 money. arms.
ammunition, clothing, or even provisions.
and if the United States d. not soon
lend assistance there will soon he no
liberal party in Mexico to he assisted. The
total number of men they now have i'm the
field amount to only eighteen thousand six
hundred men.
The I!eralda Beaufort correspondent
says, yesterday the IIaytian dispatch stea-
lner Getfrard put into this port for coal
and water, dc. The Captains sont IL bear
er of dispatches to Washington. asking it
is presumed for aid to quill the rebellion
in IIayti.
The Small POx and Yellow Fever are
themselvcr there on board some
of the Merchant Vessels, two are inflicted
Bilious and Malarious Fever are prcva-
lent, but not very fatal. The city is conf
paratively beatty, sickness being confined
to the vessels.
CAUTION TO SCoLDS.--The following act
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-07

A New York Frenchman proposes to es-
tabIish the manufacture OF silk on a large
scale in this country by importing from
France small colony of skiliul, workme
and commence operations in Virginia,
Georgia or South Carolina. The climate
and soil are all right, and the mulberry is
indigenous.
4 strawberry grower I'm Mich Noted
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The Democratic party in Ohio is divided.
The convention which nominated Alexan-
der Long, last week, was in behalf of one
branch, which claims 10 be the unadulter-
ated sort.
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EIaj' Superintendent Of P"blic Instructions
y. "a VILE.
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ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1860
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Chairman Of State Central Committee
JOSHUA TRACY. Burlington, Iowa.
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Transferring Mails on Trains at Full
Speed,

st. Louis, Aug. so, 1860.
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elegant church, and made the rector her
residuary legatee, by'which he will inherit
| the snug sum of SIOO,0O0.
Susan Williams, Of South Sutton, Maine,
gives every soldier who enlisted from that
town, on his return, tho sum OF five doll
ars, and the same amount to the families
of those who have fallen in defence of their
| country.
The receipt Of gate money Mt the Sara
toga race course during the week of the
races, was 81 800.
In the dining room of the principal hotel
of Nantucket is posted a notice: 'Guests
will SO arrange themselves as TO present "a
festive appearance"
A passenger having hired boat to take
him across a rather rough stream, asked
the boatman if ANYBODY was ever lost
there. "Niver,' said Pat, inc brother
WAS drowned here last week. butthey found
him again the next day
Why is the emancipation PROCLAMATION a
dcmoralizing edict? because it brings
many biuck-iegS into the Union lines.
The German Panch, edited in Berlin,
publishes q coat of arms drawn for Presi-
dent johnson. 1t consists of apair ofopen
scissors; between the lower part is tail
"r's goose, and between the upper parts
thimble, surrounded by balls of thread in
stead of cannon balls. And i'm place Of
fag-staffs, the scssorsar are surrounded with
ard sticks, on which are hanging coats and
pantaloons. The whole rests on platform
decorated with American drapery and a
shield bearing the motto: ~ shall mend
the torn Union The device is a great
compliment to equality, and snub on the
armorial ensigns of retrogressive and use
less nobility.
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pessengers Sailed.

In Steamship Australa-n for Llverpool-JaInef Foio
Brniugbsm; j. B Jackson, Shefied Dr. aud Mrs. * Car
tor two children and servant, Newport Jas r. NanLandt
f. H. Neal Cant. j. A. Wotton. r. Is. Spring {. o. Hayes
James Smieton Dr. and nrs j. Curtis ard servant, Mrs r.
Ballard VIM King p CLARK, j. Joseph. 2. Noa 5 ;. tish
er y Rothschid, Count Kese and servant O. yaretzHi
Dalton. Isaac Waldron, Mr.. and Mrs. +. HcnIiq1es
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Mas aud children, Mr. and Mrs Rooer
Gordon. children and 5ervens, J. Monresu Mr. Hsno1
n. Burlow. Capt J. Bradi.h. T. Bell. Mr. Girod, W II
Wayne. DIR. j. c. Faber T. IIanikel Hy White Moore
Carpenter Mr.. McGlrkin and child. B. r. Crane, w Sher
Z ood r. :. Lyman w +. Kay, T. York DR. A. j. DeRoise
and child 4. CoDpsux. C. Julien J. l.. Partridge. r Ihos
Killer J. r. Sherman. w r. ReNvis. j. r. Darby, H. Tiffany
,ir Longales and lady 6 Newman J. Ssmonki. Hecht
: Meverhein j. Pornin. NJ. Emanuel Capt. r. Graves. r
Ifeyuemau H. NJ Clark r. G. Smile. f. 4. Bevon, Ny NJ
II trfths aud lady Mr.. d. 3. Stelman g. w Basset jas
Edwards w J. Csrk the Rev. James Fraser he Rev SW
Brown.
In the steamship Northern Light ior New Oresns-A Terry
4ud wife. Warren Adams and wife Miss Adams, Mrs Whea
tom Mr. Shaw and 4. Crossmln. Miss Louisa Mnne
Ms Rosetts Linden 4. Mcneil Mrs Mcneil and child Mics
sheridan Miss Bebetie Mr. Hayden and two children Miss
A. Mcneil Niss Rosetta McNei, Mhs Margaret Mcneil, G.
r. Pfeier Thomas l. Marion G. Stockmeyer Joseph Nagon
j. H. Pinper Charles Mack 5. Bier Mrs. Opske sud chn
Mis- Poliack, L. L. Simmons, II. Croweu, {. II. Smith
Rev J. C. Carpenter s. b. w Rudder 4. c. Hooke George
G.. Abbott :. Mund. I. Ludwig, VI. Meyer Madam Julia
John T. Jones James s Jones. Charles Welsh Peter Carol
Dexter johnson, Mrs Jones and child Miss HcGi Master
Neon. J. H. Wood. William Vegele, Daniel Co.aEan j.
Sainsenus ana wife, William Morrison A. Ghbfay, IL hg'
elnr. William Atcher.on, Alexander Henry Andrew Aic-
Nuiey John Watson Henry DickeIson- Ihona. T. pckef
.oD Mi,, Louisa DickeTson, Robert I. Foster "llim
DONcrsou, George l.. Mercer.
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LAW ENTELEat.ENCE.

SUPERIOR COuRr-TMAL rgku--OCr 4-Before Justice
BARBoUR.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION or INSUEANCF-HOW An
ABANDONMENT Is MADl.--ARE UNIDENTIFIED
GOODS A TOTlL LOssl
VIM. 4. sale and Oihers igt. The sun Mutual fnsurau.r
Company
This case, which was reported i'm our columns In,
part day concluded. the question agos. on los hale
~ cotton Insured ~ hnamoros - hswl ok g. cents pe.
TO- The vessel containing the cotton wa wrecked AZ Pon,
Lookout. tortyons bale. oithe plaintiffs cotton wa. 80.
Ia an dentihabe condition and brought O. York tl
bacs were burst aud 90 mixed with other cotton A. 10 be m
capable Of idtnihcaon, and 10 bales were actually o,,
Win regard 10 te lrt aud s Of these 40 serious dpe
was mado being conceded that the loss on the u D.,
,hGnh Do on particular average aud the loss tle
10 bales ~ OI total loss.
The question solely the rs bte, vih vera
Drought 10 Ne"'l Ofk ia bulk with the cotton OF other
prs on the same vessel This cotton sold ia New Yor
sha he proceeds divided propor0nsy among tho o.crs
Tic snare allotted 20 the plaintiffs abont OOO . thar
the value OF the bales the bah, of 81 cnt per Mound and
one thtd OF th, the Insurers willing 20 pay Tho cotton
had however, Tisen IN tis meanwhile some 30 per cent and
the pin' claimed tst on the principles OF particular aver.
age ey were en lied 10 oneihd Of ~ per cent on thu
Original cost making them cau about So 900 more than a,
lowed By the defendants Tie cotton wa, solA in hi, civ
The plaintiff claimed that though unidentified aud unsep,
rated tue sale aud division Of the cotton afforded porsr
bss "r makus particular average and the loss should bee
adusef In that mannr The defendants claimed that on tho
uuidcnt liable and udug guishabe mass all estimges must
b. conlrcnll and therefore average could be obtained
and the loss must be adjusted loss. The qes
ton ~ other words whether unidentified property
should Do paid for total loss particular average loss
Tho evidence showed that Ut the time the loss Mr. Sale
Of the plaintiffs, agreed with the Of tho under
writers that agent should be- for oil Interested without
prejudice TO their rights what could be- saved from tho
ship aud that sfew days afterwsrd the plaintiff letter
- llorGnp IbeW that they bad DECIDED not 10
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

ST. GEORGEs CHASSEL-About the Let OF Aurr.. r.,,,
A ut the sA-rics wal be mask. from besrine ofs ~
20 S.-E - foF The purpose Of covering tae Eat pl,,r
Rock aud other alterations made.
TExA.-GuLY or MExIco-A fixed white light = Row, .,
hiDited from tower from the north nd OF Rys,, A
from sunset sunrise fixed v Lite Nsit is sl,o or
from sunset TO sunrise from tower on BOLIVIA. P 1,
the entrance 20 Galveston Bay. Texas east of l.
Night tower which hs. been totally destroyed.
NORTH aTLAsTIc-WEsr CoAsr 0R FasxcE.-A s,ca ~,
light is now exhibited nom ghthouse Tecenv .,e.i ~
the Plateau De e Banche at the entrance to the o. ~
ous changes have $50 been mace in the Krh Al poir, l.
Crave and az lsle PatiIas IN tho River Gironde
EAST IyDUs-BRITIsH BuRNAH -FurtheT part I,ar, 80.
been received regarding the new ght On the A.u,i r.
It is a revolving white light and IN clear weather yio "a
miles. The Illuminating apparatus Ia By lenses Of the mi o.
der.
NAVIGATION OF THE DowSA-Various alterations h.vs
been made IN the following buoys ia the vicinity az t
win Sands: The Northeast Goodwin toe East GocdSn r.
tofore called the Swatchway the souheast Goodsn f,r
iDery called the south ttiper; the South Goo,lN 1 h.,
megy called the SOuthsast Goodwin; the Des Rsns IA,
Brosdstsirs kEol and 'he North bar buoys An tidf1
can buoy called the South Fliyoy has also been pse i.
Rs:3ssate Channel
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STRIPPING TyTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YCRK.......
lifnren.

Cleared.
Steamship City og Cork tBrl, bbe.t. Liverpool John
Dale
Steamship IDAHO Grow. Savannah, waken.an, Gookn 4
Dickinson
Steamship Baltimore, Lewis, Alexandra and Washington
S,cam,hip Frln,onl sherwood rorlsnd, H. q. Cromwell
j. Go.
steamship Creole hirs, Richmond and Norfolk, q. Heinc
steanrhip Northern Li.l,, wcir. NewOdeaa., J. a.
Steamship Louisa Moore. Woosiers, Ncwben, Murray a
Nephew.
Steamship 6tanada, Baxter. Charleston. y Leary-
Steamship ID. Gag.ey, Stone Philado plia, j. Hmd.
Steamer Tscouy, Pierce, Philadelphia, W M AApaiIieA
seamcr Albemarlc Bourne Norfolk, City Point and Rich
Slip Avon tBs) Warwick, St. John y. b. Maitland.
Shin Gettysbur- Edge Savannah Nesmlh Sous.
Ship Constantine. -, Liverpool, G. Gfinn'l.
Bark NJ Amou Brown. Cow Bay, {. b. swain.
BARK lmogeue (Br) smith, St. Joln, r. x. Dilwiddie.
Bns Ago (swedl, Lansren, Corr Tor oides, sonIan
Ri; Be-ver Gr) Croker st. Martha carihascus, sousn
big Suwanne, McCool 81. Marks. Fla. +. D. Hnbut a
Go.
Brig Nose. Rogers. Jones' Galveston Upper Bcattic.
Brig Nm. Cirry, Hil, Cow Jay. Fowler - Co.
Brs Mary Aun lir) jones' Ponce and Msyusuez II. J. 4
C. A. DeWoL
Big NJ. b. Lhls,w Erl MeDonald, Cow Bay, T. :.
Bris Nellie. Wallace St. croix via Wilmington Del,
Roche Bros. n CO.
Brig West, lutcius, Georgetown, ID. c., Miller Housh
Schr Wellington Chadwick Providence H. ;. Racket L
Son
Schr Thomas Winln., Briggs Port Royal. Doner Pot.
ter.
Sclr NJ Holmes, Irenad. Lav,cca and IndauOIs, " L. Ne
sehr Mot, Bedcl, simon,on, Charleston Brown Van
deroL
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Arrived.

Steamship Sar of the the South iIon New. Oreau.
Sept'4. ), W Pas Bar 25th, TO Liynglon, Fox & O.
shuey. and cor sept 29 OF Campfor. Reef Fla passo
propeller pTosed 20 be the Atlanta hence or Now Orean.
North STAR, bound south Oct at a H. long Is Is sav
steamer George Maslngtou aud Guiding star for Newt Or
yAns The > = has had strong wind. from " f. to =. :
the entire passl-e.
steamship America Lindi, Sa,annsh Sept 90 with mG.e
and psensers O. man. GooSin Dickinson. Sept 90
p.s"d ~ savannah lNrr steamer Nrnna, bound TO the city
'rd hip Robert t. Lane ing It rybee Roads bound to tn
olL ~ mst 10 mics > Of Hattens passed steamers Va
yudi Ahanhr1 md side wheel steamer, showing whit,
signal with letter NJ IN censer same day noon, passed
steamship Zoiac Buley, Savannah 20 hours with ndse
aid pus,euecra 20 j.. L. jones'
S,eAm.l.p galas. Wakc1 savannah @. hours mdle an,
pass. 20 iigiusfuu foK Go.
ship aobenl, M-.f.n Cuda o. days, with coal to Tioma
Shin John : DeWoliofst John. y. y. Hanev Liverpool
- dave mdc. 20 H. j. &. A. DeWot Had strong We.orl,
80 ind- the whole pi.sas'.
Ship Edward % Biien of rhomsston Gchns. Shield.
ctc from the orkney s,uos 20 the Grand Banks. sept Is
Showing ~ aI... pendant wth No, l6p ''
BARK Norma tBgcnl norsniaun Bremen 80 dlvs mdse
aud 29i pas.cuser' 70 Carols Meyer Has lad Two death,
AMI orr birth.
Bds Pavilion tn) htu Window, 70 day.. plaster to
ens star Of Auchs Nca, GIncs Bay 10 day. coal Brett
Son & Co.
BHs laga. Bul. CFr) Vincent. st Pic,re, NE l' days
Schr Eurr, tBr). McGu--. 81 Stevens. y g.. via Tar.
p,uln Cove days. wi.h lumber 20 @. Dourilian
se H. H. cleveland Thomas, Liasun II days, with coal to
X. L. Buck 4 Ga.
soh. Adeiia Kelley Smith, Gloucester h.h, Nickeson
CO..
ser NntAln Clifford SAute Belfast day'. ~iih aih. to
mas'rr
schr wm. Sargent Sargent vinalhsycn witt stone for
hayward
Schr Charley Wool,ey. Parker New Haven for Phiadcl
phil.
Sehr. d. r. Thompson Calais days, aths John Boynton
Son Co
Schr. seven Sisters, CROW Bey, Addison, day. ,pns,
Snow Richardson.
schr. C. y Hazard Waterhouse, E,llabehpon ior Hart
ford
Schr Madagascar, Iadgdon. Fower's Landing
Schr. Marion A. Gould, Gimp, Bangor 5 dsys.
schr. Julia Elizabeth Merrill New London.
schr. Sarah Maria Brown, Nonhpor for Peekstill.
Schr Daniel Webster, Perry, New London, for RoGndouL
schr. Whistler Prcsby. YOueon
Schr +. Hummings, Hannah, Norwich.
SeAI osVUs W. CuDmia', Boalb f,esiissss w NRsry
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
CITY NEWS.


THE BELMONT AND ADAMS EXPRESS Rob
BEElrs-THE PRISONER DISCHARGED. Justice Dowl
ing yesterday rendered decision in the ease Of Chaun
cey Johnson who accused OF having stolen FROM
the Office Of Adams Express Company package Of
money amounting to $1,000. aad package % u. $.
bonds amounting 10 So 900 from tho banking house OF
August Belmont & Co., on Thursday last. The mag
israe decided 10 discharge the prisoner the Ground
that lie had been clearly identified. aad that he had
succeeded in establishing an aibi.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Passengers Arrived.

In steamship Raleigh from Savimah-A II. Bater, r r.
PEG. r. puver. W. Mckle }. NJ. Lutien, J. W Home :
L. Warren DR.. Hunter, JAS Doyle sni sou, Col MeD9n1d'
A. Rudman. W. 4. kinsey, Il. locks, J. NJ Aeln W H.
Frcnch j. NJ Barnard IT, H. H. Lane j. Daniels, = T. bur
ney. Eob'. NayEe. =,
n the -teamhip star Of the South from New-OreansJ
Cisco Geo lisuis J. Nohs T. Chicouius, NJ nAin VI
Rerb.n lady children and servant Rev. H. FeHy, NJ
Dou.heriy, John Lire, }. W. Drew ,,
Iu steamship America from Sasannal-b T. fh'e Nis'
Gil = (lcfc, J. Clerc.
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TAdvcr,!se,psntI

NOSES A long, sharp, pointed nosei a short,
blunt beeiy nose little, turnp pug Grecan
a Jewish nose Roman nose What do they indicate
See TmE PmRgSOLoGIcAL JOURNAL Tor PHYsroGsosr.
PHYSIOLOGY, PHREsoLoGy, ErHSoLoGg aud PSYCHOLOGY
Only =. year > for half year 20 number Address
FOWLER WELLS No. 33l broadway ~ Y
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cOupT CALENDAR-TBis DAY

SUPREME RT-CIRCUIT.-Part Mos. 20Sl
2OeJ 2Cs7 2O99 2lO 2O3 2lO5 2l09 2lll 2ll3 2ls sl
2l9 2l23 2l25 2l2e 2l3l 2l3J 1885, 2l37 Part lad
iourned 10 Monday next Part ll-No calendar posted
SPECIAL TsRx-Issues of law and iactNos 9t to 2V IN
clssive. - o,o ,o,o 40,
1889 I6@l I645 I6i7 1851, 1859, 1888 1850, le9
IGGi 1863 PART I-Nos $780, 5Ol3 3;94, 67 1914, 1915
1862. 1884. 1892. 1894 1886, 1899 1910 orr
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos. s22,
ql4 el7 g29 $40 IO83 1921 1885, 1886. 1893, 1882 1890 1921
1899 1886 PART II-Nos 1893 lci3. 99l. 1Ok, o-b 49,
lOD5 lose 1891 1893 1899 ii02. 1903, llc6 IIO7.
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M I, s:sA; jayne. Jnyne, Providence.
an Mary Ffiee, Blezard. Lyrn, Phila

SScni sssA. Jsyne. Jsyne Providence. .--s.
SSsnh Mary Price, Blezsrd. Lynn. Phia-
Schn Sastais, Cuunnins, Providence. 81 -
Schr p. Il. Anderson, Clark Portland, st.,se - y
Schr franklin Pesrce, Iiill, Pro'dence for Rondout
Schg Hurd, Handy, tsll River.
Sehr. Rachel Jane. Mons-r, Providence for Ropdon,
Schr S4tah j. Hoy,. Crsntner Haven for Bsir,..
Schf j. II. Huntington. Lowell Boston for AIb.n,
S3hr Native, Clark Providence for Albany Ei;sb.,h...
6ehr Charles HawIsy, Allen Newiisve fos Ablny
Schr. Maria Barber. Westerly.
Schr 8. Lockwood, TraeeTs, Hew-Haven.
Schr Mary Havens. Chase. Hsrwich.
Schr b. English. Baker. Gloucester.
Schr Sarah A. Green Place, Providence.
Schr Michigan. Greenlaw Calais
Schr Vandaia Much, Calais.
Schr Comet. Rich. Boston.
Sclr Madonna, Coombs Bangor.
Schr Hepzbah, Lunt, Eew.London.
WlND-Sunset n. N..Wl
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ed, and Sl2J0 80 for Dussel.
O. L Il.

H0PS-A very good demand prevailed from b,e,yers
during the week; the stock is much reduced and the
receipts small prices IN consequence have rued
very ntii anu eIoce quaes @ n,se slightly improved
to Choice Crop 1863 S35 40d $50 for Common TO Choice
Crop 1864 and ejJa goo for Fair to Choice and Fancy
lots, Crop 1865; during the past three or four weeks
from the country but not 10 such extent as 10 pre-
vent them from being eager purchasers Of such ne par
GELS as coming TO parties ont Of the regular trade
ihis feature shows that the proportion OF fine Hops
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

FATALLY INURBD-Whilc Ann Conroy was
standing in front of the sccOnd.ha Furniture store No.
10 CeDrest a hammer fell iIOm OF the upper win.
dOws aud striking her on the head caused fracture
OF the skull. She taken 10 Aer residence az No.
Centre-st. and died after. Coroner was mott.
fed to hold an inquest Deceased was native OF Ire.
land, aged 10 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
marhete-cAnrsUrLr REPORTED ros rus \. Y. rnrrus,

MHfHtIe-tAI IAIFVFIkD FuF TIk Y 7. IEIRUN
"WEDNESDAY. Oct g. leG5
ASHES-The market is nrin for both kinds aud p
air business dOne sales at 4 S. l2y for Pos and
g. % for Pearls
ALCOHOIe-There has been less doing in this arti.
e and prices rather favor tie buyer at the close We
luOte at 81 % per gallon.
BEESWAX-Yery little of importance has been
lone since our last but prices without essential
change; we quote at 47GJOc. for Yellow Western and
Southern
COAL-The receipts Of Domestic have been very
large, and with ony moderate EaslsJn demand prccs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
IHI1Is ANn RTERIrs

Arples arc advancing, with few coming in; fine
Greenings and BaldWins are So P bbl; Fan PippiDs
ST 20. Choice Cranberries are held at SIS p Dbl
Many poor Grapes are IN market ana have 10 De soid
fne order are bringing l5e.. and even lse but the
bulk OF even good Grapes sold at l2c; Ca.awbas
bring all the way Iom l0a20c., rs per quality; few
have been sold at 2jc.. but they were extra fine We
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

sUSARs-Tbe business in Raw Sugars has not bfen
heavy, owing principally to the moderate offerings @
bat holders extremely firm In their views ana
I9;c sales of 900 hhds. Cuba at 3!0l4c., anu 2ao
boxes Havana, at ll aide; Refined are irm' at we
for Hards. ,,-.,o 4. ,n,oo5 verv
sALT-The supply Of all descriptions Is indeed reeS
SMALL prices keep up but at present must be regardea M
as nominal; We quote Liverpool at o. 2ode23o t ior
Ground and s. 250s4 35 for Fine, the latter rate io'
Ashton's; Turks Islands selling at o5c.
SPICES-A good steady demand has prevailed ior
all dcscriptions; prices have advanced owing to the
email stock and ligbt arrivals We quote as follows;
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Receipts OF Produce.

OcT i-i3J55 bbls. Flour. 20 bbls. whisky. s3lO
bush. Wheat. -g0.sil bush. Corn. 1851 bnsh Oats.
4.25G bush. Barley IA pkra Ashes, 5oj pkgs Pro.
visions, 8 ~ pkgf Butter. 276 pkgs Lard.