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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04
Tell Your Hsepablican NefghboI
This.

Tell your Republican neighbor, in tone
and in manner that will not be offensive to
him, that the reason you propose to yotefor
General MORGAN and the Democratic Tick
ct is, because you want to have the country
tranquilized and the Union cemented in
lasting bonds as soon as possible-because
you want taxation equalized-because you
want the plunderers Of the Government
driven out Of Office and honest men put in
1heir places--because you want the expen-
ditures of the Government reduced to the
lowest point possible, SO that the people
shall not be unduly oppressed-because you
want the "a militia Communication law re-
pealed--and4 because you are opposed to
Negro Suffrage and Negro Equality ol
every form. In this connection, ask hin
why he cannot vote for the Democratic
Ticket for the same reasons. p . lgFeb !lir
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04

Gen. HIorgan's Marietta Meefing.
;sssAfriend Of ours who was at Gen. NOR
CANS Marietta meeting, writes US as fol-
four Marietta meeting was splendid
success, and was admitted to be five times
as large as the Cox meeting. On the boat
that took Gen. MORGAN down the Musking-
um were fourteen soldiers just returned
from the field, four Of whom were for Cox
and felL aadinst him., u a..EElsl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04
nIEn.

PLACE October 8. Mrs. ANNA PLACE, wife OF
M. II. Place, aged 90 years. KEN
Funeral will take place at the residence. ls4 State
street. at o'clock Thursday afternoon. Friends
and acquaintances are respectfully invited to at
tend. p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04
Den't Les lhis IIappen ,lhls TIme

WOnf Les This hhnPPen HIS Time
There scarcely ever has been anlelection
when, after the polls had closed In the even
ing, but from five to thirty Democrats in q
Tow ..ship could be named who were not at
the election. Let a thing like this not occur
on Tuesday. Make your arrangements so
perfect that not single Democrat In your
Ward or Township neglects to vote. yA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04

BATcHELoR's HAIR Dyer
The, Original and Best in the World The only
'trueand perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately q splendid
Black or natural Brown, without injuring the hair
'or sin. Remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes Scld
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed W lillian A.
Bachelor. Also, e SSs$ 9s
REGENERATlNG EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURN
t&'H' fJrRestorins and Beau flying the Hair. soS
CHARLES BAT0HEL0R New York.
aupIa-d1wIvk A-.'-t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
and as CAUTION T0 YOuHG MEN and others
who suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature De-
gay Of Msnhood. 10 }, supplying at the same time
TBE MEANS OF SELF-C CURE. By one who 'has'cur-
cd himself after undergoing considerable quackery.
by inclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of tho author.
r-sro rrr,IT NATHANIEL, MAY FIAI IR. Esq,,u
auaoe-dsms 'aBrooklyn. KINDS poAN.H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04
Jlenioyed FROM his Oli Onlce

DR.. A. B.iwILLlAMS, West Broadway. neal
High street, Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himsel
fora series Of seara the trea ment Of certain r
yate diseases. He may bsconsulted at his Office
Broadway, near tho Exchange Bank..s1 bqf7likr
mch20'65g sspld .1vts thl ~ tlni so .@a
.Haufhb clit lGsgE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04
A CARD rO,INVALIDs.,

4 Clergyman. while residing in South America Al
missionary. discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Diseases Of tho Urinary and. Seminal Organs. and
tho wholetrain Of disorders brought on By bsnefu
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al.
ready cured by this noble remedy. Promted by q
dssifoto benshtths afflicted and unfortunates Iyi
send the receiptfof preparing and using this mddi
cine. in sealed envelope. TO any one who needs It
Free Of Charge.
Please inci6ss A Post-paid snyelope, addressed h
yourself. Address, @@'~ . SN~N@~A
JOSEPH T, INMAN,
InGotiinab edf ID hC STATION ID. BIBLE HousK, 10
J IJcmch2l65ad1y Do .bnII ne New York CITY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04
Ilemaon ,rllIa the DonblfaI. 3

If'you have In your neighborhood vo-
ter. who Is in doubt as 70 bow he should
vote, reason with him as TO the prOpriety
'ofyotlne the Democratic Ticket opraes-
day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04

JUDD-WALLACE-In this city, last evening,
by Rev. Mr.. Van Anda. Mr.. HARLINlP. JUDD and
Miss MARY A. WALLACE. all Of this city. 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04

Darno,s ceiebrated Catarrh sn6fs a
the b, st known remedy for Headache. Gold IN the
Head, SnuHies, Imperfect Voice. Bronchitb. and
Catsrrh Few persons appreciate the disoasessrisng
from di,ordered nasal organs. Sight hearing, taste
and smell are frequently ruined by acold in the head
The gas generated BY thouse Of this snuf elespaee
the entire head and restores proper articulation Its
effects are pleasant and wonderful. II contains no
tobacco. nor other injurious ingredient. Colleges.
Societies, States, aud the mosteminent of the He'd
ical Faculty have awarded 1t testimonials and pre-
miums.
Sold by all Druggists for Is cents per box. O
be sent by mail on receipt Of 80 cents for one box
sl for four boxes.
Address, ..KJAs. DURING, r. O!Ioox 1855,
-;g..tg.if1. 5.- New -ork City.
AT Wholesale. by DEMAS BARNES 4 Co, New
York. .1ls l'frs lYi ltLpf 1unee-lyd6w.
#.rH. . De-. . W. A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04
COLGATE,s HONEN SOAP.

This celebrated Tcilet. Soap, in such univer
saldemand, As made from The laoiccst matsfisls
Is mild and emcllicnt in its. nature. fra.
grantly scented, scd extremely bene eficial
in It's action dren thsskin. For sale by oil Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Enthusiastically
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04

The Bridal Chamber. an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also. now and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary an
Sexual Systems-Sent free. in sealed envelopes
Addres r. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Associ Philsdephis. Pa. apr Te5ly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUTION FROu THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.


Ithaving come TO our knowledge that limitations
Of the American Watch have been put upon Tho
market in great number, calculated By thsir inter
worthlessness To njufe the reputation iof OUT gen.
uipe products TO protect our interests spd tho
public from Imposition, we again publish tho tfAde
marks by which our Watches may invariably be
known. oflriiut'{crI ngrtnH ayiG0YfGV
.sHiThe FIRST has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO., W althap, Moss"
engraved on theihside plate. u EFOH
The SECOND has the name
!, APPLETON, TRACY d CO., Waltham. Mass.,'
engraved on'tho INSIDE plato.
The THIRD has the name
"P. s. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass" engraved
on the inside plate. sge FNRsT@g
All the above styles have Tho name american
Watch Co. painted on the dial, and arc warranted
The FOURTH has the name
ss'.WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass" engraved ont the
inside plate. and not named on the dial
Alfthe above described Watches are sold IA gold
Sor silver cases as hfsy berequired. s''a1S
Gifts possible for us to accurately describe
the numerous limitations to which we have alluded.
They are usually inscribed with names 20 nearly
approaching our own to escape the observation q
the unaccustomed buyer. Some are representedas
made By the" Onion Watch Co., Of Boston, Masf.
mo such company existing. Some are named the
Soldiers W atoh." to be sold as our Fourth orE
VIM. Ellery style. usually known as the Soldiers
Watch" Others are named the Appleton Watch
90. !" others the.P. =. BartLEY," instead Of our
"P. s.. Bsrtett;p besides many varieties named In
such manner as to convey the ides that they
yeritable production Of the American Watch Conn
We also caution the public, and particularly sol
diers, against buying certain articles cALlsn
Watches so freely advertised in illustrared papers
as Army w Watches. Oaicers'- Watches. Magic
Time Observers" "Arcana Wstches," &c., the
prices Of which stated TO bo from seyen tois3s
teen dollars good Watch. in these times. cannot
be afforded for any such money.
little attention on the part of buyers will pro-
lect them from gross impJsition.G 50 s.
ROBIN & APPLETON,
sEaJS Agents for the American watch CO.,
octs-dGwlm 1872 Broadway. New York. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-04

See That Democrats Are NOT In-
qidC sHdwlt nfmfdnte0. sf it14wdJ
VI See To II that no Democrat is intimidated
or prohibited from voting on Tuesday, who
is entitled TO vote.
, 1865-07-17
Markets by Telegraph.
NV YORK KIR1 GOODS 3IARKET,
lHpeCiat Qt4pateh 70 &hs Chtcaxo Tribunal

Especial Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tr1pnne.l
NEW TORE, July L.
The dry good. market shaws general buoyAncy
oltItteS. There has been ! certain &mou7t Of sp<c
which haa helped to strengthen prices. Tha total
el1pmena from thls port EIce January 1tt arc only
Iii packages, sud the supply of cotton Is now hbaut
onf-third OF VII + It wsB IN 1Sso-
DRowY SHHIrl1osThe demand for brown sheet-
lngs h,s oesn Acttve during the week. and tie prices
Of leading marks are shout lc hfsh.1.
SuErISas sc1rce and hsmas, soMe Of the le4.-
D1s1as-Thero more demand TO. heavy deuins,
md rates have been made sta moderate advance.
Corros E1ASszLa-The best q'alitles OF cotton
dsEntls continue very scarcs, and are sof aha ID.
PRINTING c1oTus-Are steady, standard 81 By 81
arc quoted &c higher By ssliA1.
PRINTS Active. Aad supply l1mitea, Ind Wig makes
cold close up to production, wnlie prices thoK a
strong upward tendency. 4.e
D1lA1s1s-FsrJ active. and sold close up 70 pro-
WooI1ss-Trste Il moro Actlyf snd prices ute zen.
orally sasumlaE mo:e nEnless. aesvy caestmsfes
are In good demsud, ani tue ba1Ance1 0: summ.r
gooe1 NC almost tnt!fe1y CLOSED cut.
sAr1azTs- Havc sod largely At IN advanced prlcs
for tho neE grades Aud Tho stoek Of desirsba aui.
tics Is very mucu reduced T,ptoes arc u Is tor No.
I, sna lower gTadss ii It slls.
PsIsrxp Goope-A1e quite uu1alab.e.
CLo1us-Tho sales ct cloths have been qulte sc'ive
at full ptlcts, and on some grades an Ady1neo Of
1oc bSs nesp obtained.
J1Ass-1he beat grades of Keutucty Jesn, sre
scEce snd active 1t an adyanc4 ot2Hc
GAKpE1H-Ate II steady demand 1t unchanged
pricts. Lowell s1.ts tos snpe1nns S1,0 for s1tra
1upe-. aud u 80 ter Imperial three-py, ThsHruord
Companies medium sup'rdne, u y: d, tape.aae.
$1to; Imperial thseeplay. u -; BIu'a.s. $3.50 for
three =. $40 for fonr.p sad :! 80 fnr nTe pv.
F1ANrzIs-The marketior n.nne,s Is v'rv kestye,
and taleb h2Te been large Plalo scarlet and orAnEs.
, 1865-07-17

Woutd start fer hons On the 10th OF 11th, 1rd we
may therefore expect them by Monday or Cues
dsJ A. 1Aithest. TIL. regiment, II will be rtmem.
seseo. tendered efficient service IN crushing the
tLee eneiay attempts Of the rebel entssailea tn
tnie CITY las1 fall, ind our peop'e vii! no doubt
t1.end to Them grateful welcome. Our corres'
We should have gone out e7rly under the first
cteef lot std1c,ug the army, for ~ enlisted In
Angnet 1862: but a We we're hurried oh to the
scene OF the lLd1sn md On the frontier, beyond
ths r sch Of the mastering officer, We have been
6eia 70 pc "a the service only from our return to
drd that officer In November.
I'VE have felt terribly disappointed and abused.
spd while 1nhi!aut At The Older "HomeWtna." /"
shsu not soon forget the outrage Of the decision
with hts ignored the services Of fyc regiments
!fcm Our frontier State for three months In most
asr:e I'D dangerous warfare. simply On tech
u!callty OF 1ate Of muster.
"Ihe heath Of the regiment fa rood, and 10.
day We draw rattoas for about Elk hundred and
forty mcn."
~ letter from Col. ". 8. Stewart, dated At
Greensboro, N. c., July 9th, we learn thst the
tn III regiment t fltnols voanlesr. 1cal III
month. to be mI.tsfed ont Of the eerYice.
, 1865-07-17

ns1u, Ceia Il. Clever, AIMS B. Jennings, Araa
4. Lsehf, Maggie E. jiaes, Myn S. Felker, Cath.
atneC. Fox, AdsB, DoFseu, Aehsa c. Aott Almi-
'ss .oses sshn nsaeaasoo..-Mulard aas woodua pr1neo,,
D!tta E.. DsTss ra.aS, nesd Aas:l,t,nt; lEIen 9.
s5z. .=s. aul =. "Etahl aa1{ 3: Rssd. Emily
M,r1 FTtnce,gtat. Fannie II. NtroI, A1rtha F.
Fennimote, Julia B,nyo9- Auua q. Maddy.
S.ansno1 Ss4ooi-A. HenIy VansEAl Pr1acl.
5. Peralt, Sarah ]. KerIcJ, Sophia j. Burton,
Martha A. hes11mar. so2horios I. Patch. judith
A. Gaaney, Carrie =. bradley. Leon E. Clay-
berg, Hzsce A. s. Miller, Carrie Hsteh, Emma
IInsit seAoe-1ra S. B.ke., Prirctpil-E len
A. Mshonsys Emma c; Gnfaue. Hattie 8. Lover.
"a s e. Fa Haaa ,a sisois, G e.; aas, e.,
NJ. 9; +: piskinson, aeisuds asI Z !: M po9Esa. as'
e,s 1ouKs nssd A.s.,.afefs g. aaee f r,. a
nan, Aseffek T. sbost.ey, as1 H.; 5Rs E. 1s5 BreTa
5ape, Nso bcuss ssth asy Hsks ssn,ssT I',1s
G. Ruet, Mart E.: jennings, Ksts ciingmsu,
FINN Emma IThonp59n; Mr. aa5y synon: nsEth, II, Will
ea5s1s Soolb Gasn ufE T. ensteq h'ff PbcDs
Helena. Butler, Head Ats.san,-Jennie Culver.
Sarah B. Oteood, Hattie n. WinchcIl, Helen D.
ksnes aa fsRsi Rsy Ksaa. KRssa niss r. 4 bqs x, @ a
A. Eeieun. Ellen Il. Adams, Anna NJ. PekeErou4
Melendy, Jennie D. Q. Fletcher, Ehen 4. Barker,
Mamie b. Warner, Henrietta Nelson.
.Aoseiey Schoot. .-Jeremta sIocum, Principal;
HstEitt Barret, He'd dAsstttAnt-Addle n. Moore,
natue A. briEee, k.ehes A. Coale, F1ak c.
S4thtrland, Ella 4. Knnsll. lnefa A Briggs,
tVacsnt.) Emma Couch. Mary 3. Clark Laura
Reed. LEz1e SsnFat1en
Brott1s Schoo*.-S. q. HhtIe: Principal; n.
Ella Flaeg, Head slsta1t.-Asry J. CEeswell,
Clara u. Peskpe, NAT j Coin, aslen 9. Ltca-
aeld. L. .. Woodiofo. Maly 9reene, kHz,e
Ske!tont Lyd1a =. AFef9, LAURA Z. cAa1efe 1eof-
G1apa MOODY, Nancy A. ds,m.
Fosffr reehoo.-IeoTxe "SPonotu, 5aneipo',
Jennie X. McLs,en, %: =. teons BELINDA y.
Jones, Fanny =. Has1. ana e: Alaeu. Anna ~
49nis F',, n3;e, a'e m,SsS Lote
f. fo!sEs Emtty =. tatnel, 4sAnAa r. Iy,
Aelrn n. MooaLntJ' C1tnana FomooS Lt1!le
~. fKketans: osaen q, 1o9oWln, A1stt .. %
Lure, Josepnlne Z. MHleF, sennie a. Eennamore.
isaosila M1aTd 1san,s ): MerE,am Ftsssss J.
LWene, aeIlet a. MeDonneH. Jennie =. Shaley,
Laura a. Merritt Mary D. Stevens, Aelssa 3.
4annas; Ma5l. s@,oa, u.vo,a pu,.an,.
Oeofn sxnoot.TF. .: He5Roodt Frlneapal; H.
oetca =; aoues. aeao Asalsnht L1Exe 4; fotta,
Carrie p; sEnt Z Joscphine AVER vacancy,
Vnn1 "a. u1Hy ffancat n 1m11n. sasan 2. AVS
In, Mefa a. Halty, Anna Z. foung, Semantha
4. 81 eppzrd.
hSa oeFTy SeAoot. Z: 6Aoin. PRINCIPAL
=. Ao9ke. aeho AsslsMnt. Glatn n. Iooo, =.
, 1865-07-17
b 4 e u .

July 18th, at the rf,tdence Of his fA.hsr, NO. ISL
T1sh;Eg eu street, OI:lS f., son of OF.n F. and
NAY a. o c5as asea = & ysaf%! % ana i scs
FIlfnds Ct The fsmllJ are iny1'ed 70 attend.
In this CITY, It o'clock .. r., JULY 10th 1866, Of
utyp.
FunrrA1 psrsiees will b. held 1t the Fullerton Az.
tnue Church, TUESDAY jry 18Th. ats ,c3cck p.
On the morning OF th- 18th inst. FL IL A., young
eat aushter OF HkO. W1LSuN ana MARY KING,
eged four yeafs, ttI months md thirteen dATs.
Funeral ii their ssllnencn asl Ontsrto street. this
{Mouday3 afternoon 1t o'c'cck-
OF con- e8tlap Of t. brain, HAREiKT NEWELL
eldest daughter et Albert and EAGfla klcdaf, aged
Ye1r8 and months. S..
Fuassai ii iEe res!deuce, e2t We,t M1tlseu ttyset.
, 1865-07-17

s7Eesec; c. scarlet sziIled. 4;Aa &c: t7t Rn1 r..
plain white, ss2asc; II shaker, sl9sc; blue and
mixed, 4.07oc GtIben,s white ard col1red opesk
faan' |. are ktl1 soid ahes1 Amy tAune.s 73c ior
ktApe arc.
hHxr fLAsKrTs-So.d At a1=tlsa this vaek 1t
e a1aae 50 net each aifseen pound wrtsb b<naasets
are Qu1te active. T
FoRxlaa GooDs -Th.se u 70 luposta3s move
mint In foret good. II being too eary Tor tae aae
OF mpo1tsTs' fsofica. Thera IL, however, xone IN.
quirE the part oi josbs.s. after s.mpes and tna
indications are that the sealou will NOT open ,ste
BLACK ALAFAcAs AsD Co1oE1p ConuxGa Are In
actlve demand, aad the1 u soe prosp es mat owing
70 II high prices Of vnIstet n rtcs In E1send IN.
impctau.n OF tht1s goods vail be esa 1han va e..
ptc'ed. s...
61l1s-Are found to be very nigh IN France, o ogtax
to the failure Of the Eur: pFan SHE crop, aad ,ht
dea4n ofthss zoo n will liuis the pzzchAses
the importers. The Imports OF .he past esk show
aslight decline r IN those oiths eorvspoudnxEesk
Hast
, 1865-07-17
.. Cincinnati nfnrkcs.
(Sp4caAl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,

CINCINNATI. July .6.
FRcvIBJoHENsTkt&t4 u excited and pnsettIed And
accurate quotations cannnr be given. Holtc,t have
mostly withdrawn their stocks ffnn taa market,
Tht IL caused partly by tha Advertisements of e St.
Louis Commiassry Mse4 Pork Eold 1t 81 TOT city
but coud net b had In the Afternoon at thst price
Bulk Meata were salablo 1t 1sIee 1ocae for should
ess and aldts and 1sc for hams. No price named r.r
Bacon. Lard u held ut 9lc,
FLouH AsD HuxAT-Hta7y tut bat quotsh!y lower.
Theze IL SINE speculative inquiry bsssd On the crop
fsilufo. bat there IL no export demand.
0KA1N-CoEn dull Ut &c for ear. Oat1 declined,
Rye 11m ut tic. Nothing doing III Barley.
0RoCkal8A-There IL . fair demand Ter Grcce1fft
1t 1s@l7c for raw suKars; ec for hAEd refined and
3f4a2e fur Rio Coffee.
QL-Llraeed Gil 4L06.
Wuttxr-Io tair demand sad steady at ats
EI1cHAa6E-AbundAut and dull Il 1.l1 buying. and
ptr selling. Currnc1 balances State money. DIS
couI Il easy 1t S31Gc. Demand slightly Decreasing
, 1865-07-17

EDITORS HlEGEE:
Now that 1he ttir Is over, and the receipts al
net eou1tfd; 9 &. y becomes pt!neDt to lPquits
intended that II sha1l hc used fos the benefit OF
the soldcts, that end will undou otedly be best
subterycd By making o1er III OF the fands not
Already cIperded, to the "Soldiars Home"
There will re At least one thousand pesmanantly
dusbled soldiers to be provided for IN our State;
applications for admission to the soldiers home
ire made daily fu large numbers, which appltca.
tons are REFUsEp, because here Is not room.
What ehall be 1ono with these soldiers: Thty
muAt he taken care OF, and, the money raised at
the falr viii 20 good w4J toward taking care
Of them-for the present II feast-if only proper
~ spilled. ltcsn not be pnt TO better use, and
nay be put to much worse one.
AA1cus M11rfp1.
, 1865-07-17
Ig1inola md 113chfEau Canal,
fSotcisl Dispatch to tha Chicago Trtbane, I

BRfpG1PoRT, July l6-
AAAIvxDContest, Morris, $, 600 bu corn Mosn1u4
LishF, LaSaile, 59l hu corn Oneida. Ottawa, co
bu corn Rosa Belle, LsSale $500 bu corn; Ltoness
Ottaws. 2oo bn corn Il. MeLennRn. 0ttAvs, 55no
bn corn Geo. L. TAYLOR, Joliet, IS cubic yards xno
b Atono; Tobacco Plant, Ksnkak:e. 800 hu corr.
l,c0o bu oatss Montauk, Ioekport. 800 hu cc7n; D.
Has, Leuont. 81 cubic yards ruhbls stone; InveAti
gator, Ltmont. 20 cubic yasas rubble stone: P.
So1thrrp, Lemont, 80 cuoc yards rubole stone Lady
Franklin. Lemunt 50 cubic yards rubblc stone; D. c.
SoIton Lemont. 10 cubic yards rubble atonn and 70
cnbie yards dimenAlon ktone; Reteue. Ltmont, sa
cubic yards dimeuton stone; J. D. Preston, Morrill,
5000 bu ccrn Banner, LAss1le, 800 bn whehr; Root
Ho'uess Ottawa. $500 nn corn Magnolia, Ottawa,
$50 ou cats. ss hu beam, 10 tons sund1les York.
town. Uticas I. 200 tu corn, 200 ou oA.s.
CLIABHD-H. G. GAy}ord, Lockpoit; Energy, Joliet;
Monarch, Loetpoft; Ocean. joliet. s2sl7 lest lun.
b<r; s+bAttopol do 10 600 ieet lumbar; Constitution,
Lenont, Dtgo lasalle, l.ls1 b1ls. sils: Ch1s Csdy
Lsssl1e ITO tens cea ss bsss. talt sultan do. u M
Netlumbtr; J. cs,ter d. Sc, 900 feet lumber; Ncp-
tune, ottsWA Deer Park No. Z. utiea Lemont, Nor
is. D, Heas. L=nout; Investigator, Lem ont; Res.
cue, Lsmout: Ocean spray, 0staway; P. Nosthrop,
1ol'ets Geo. L. Taylor Lockpoft; r. E. Goddel,
& si6 teet lumber. 13 Atlantic. Norris Acme.
LasSTe. ssAo toet lumber 10 800 tees siding; s. A.
Don pclAsN !, NoEzfa
, 1865-07-17
OUR n1DNlGar mARKRf REPORT.

BpteIA1 Dtspa.ea to tho Western Assoe,atsd p.e.sl
49,. ....s Nxw YoKK. July IS.
The stock market opened quietly thls fof.noop.
AT the lst Bo,st tbsre was Ugh. dscine, bat d.
ring the dsy there wbs considerable lnproyen eut
and 1t the last Board ths masfst was at1oug. With
largo purchases or Erie.
aDvJ1YXKsu.
The demsnd for Governments Is not ~ large ~
yeste1d' and there Is rartA, EeActicn. The ahip
ntnts tousy wrfo about two and QuAtt ar ullilppg
STATE BTocxs.
State Bonds bro quiet Bank eha1ts 4ud EN!xay
mortgages are generally dau, bat without material
change. Coal shares are dull.
hlscklLA4xor1.
Shares lower On Canton aun QaiSkai!yef bat 6.m
en- Alta. tic and Pacific Matl sharrs.
GOLD
quiet day and purchases confined to actu.1 wauts
Of uerhants, The bull comotnatlon borrowed
CO. 3slterday IN currency Tor thirty days and
retired kltooUo from the market, but this had no
ftttupon the market.
Money h in active demand and qulta nrrn. at the
p,eyaillng rates cent
rEEzoL1rn.
Stocks STEADY. and rather better on son1e thares
saIes were made at tbs following rates: Buchanan
Fs,ias &c; Oceanic, $2; Cherry un. 3sc Exc.ls!or
s220; Msnts 4ac; knekeroockes. e5: PIT Hots.
sl3 IS; RJnde, sLso; Wen.ser. feio; Heyd.ick ~
NEW YoKK F1I8nL1uN sroCK 8oAHD.
Fiat DoA.d- United States, %3o.23; Teryosensa.
teEo: OIL Greek. u 60; southsrd, s1lo; Tack &c,
Pet,o closes nrm Tor Teaaed IN bond and tree 1t
Fridays Quotat1ors. Csude Is shade lower 1t Sc,
, 1865-07-17


-...- EKw YoHK. July i. 1861
Co1roA-Rihont decided change ~ 5iGsa!c for
mlddAnG.
F1nuR-selDc 1ovtr On common grader, sad steady
for better kinds. $S6s2673 Tor ~xtIa State, 48a53
fn1 e1trA ou1d nutptd Ohio. $f5a791 for tfsde
brands. Market tlca nZ pulet.
Wu1sKI-F1rm and madttatelY activs. Western
$e.ta@119H- -
6k4E %hsst heavy and saly ?c:oxes. u 4ats,4s
for ambnr milwaukee,. 81.GH@16l for winter red
Meste1n ls5 fos winter ri stste, ei7a 1or white
md irm Baliry nd barley Mai dasi and nomaai. H
Corn &C lowss With sciye dem nd :30s1c for nj,
sound, and &t@Sec Tor sound mixed Westsrn. Oats
without dee.ded change Maeoc lor Weste1n.
I'd IN oond. md y aE:c ior do Lee -
f1ov1.Ioaf.-Pork opened nrner aud c o.ed hesvY.
faSg9GS g g o. tos g asT meas, o:ny a. $3.50 c.h;
taN@2aoa flr prime mess: sls 80 bsls ms1s.
q ana 9n1 seGas Il. 99Tn6s q ops,on; a.
@1Sto for extra meas. Beet htuas quiet and :urn.
t4s M ATS Ia far request; 1s4l.c ders; 119
2lHc tet hams. Lard nEm.Fl It l7h2!.c Butter
MosEY-R: tn : mora ktsady At $. 9 per cent.
doLD-Scatce 30 nrm. opening as lilk, advancing
to 1i23. hna ci sing 1t 1l!3
EIPoATs OF SfxCIE-The total eIuotty Of Bpacie
to-day wAk& 2tt9.
GoyERaXEST STo-ks-A nh sde easief