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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-23

Lord Lyons has resigned his position
a. British Minister to the United States,
and Sir Frederick Bruce is bis successor.
The wife of the rebel General Ewell
has arrived in St. Louis. Ninety thou.
sand dollars belonging to her, in one Of
the banks Of that city, YVES seized BY tho
Provost Marshal short time ago.
In the lower house Of the Wisconsin,
Legislature-strougly Republican-ths
resolution asking Vice President John.
son, to resign, was adopted by mojority
of 81. .....--....
The Legislature of Michigan has pass
ed a joint resolution to submit to the
people, at the fall election of 1866, an
amendment to the Constitution allowing
negroes to vote.
BY an ordor of the War Department.,
all volunteer officers who are not mus
tered out at the exact date of the expira-
ton of their term Of service, must remain
in service until the end Of the war or IN
til the acceptance of their designations.
No officer is allowed to retain his com.
mission beyond his enlistment and then
retire, making personal convenience Of
the service.
In the procession in Washington on
Inauguration Day, part Of regiment Of
colored soldiers marched in the line, fol.
lowed by the members of colored Ma.
sonic Lodge. White soldiers were 10
front and rear of these black men. The
band of the colorcd regiment played,
among other airs, "Massa's Lying in the
Cold, Cold Ground"
The Provost Marshal of St. Louis has
followed up Sheridau's victory over Early
by confiscating about 500, 900 belong
ing to Mrs. Early, and on deposit in
St. Louis banks. The unfortunate rebel
Generals wife it seems had been using
her money freely 10 recruiting rebel reg;.
ments. 1t will now 90 towards raising
Union regiments. Jubal is travelling a
hard road
A man in Illinois sold posts from few
acres Of locusts IL years old to the Cen.
trail illinois Railroad to the amount Of
$4,000.
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Rejoinder to ssTax Paye,'s' Reply.

We wish to make this reply to "Tax Payer, ~
II for no other purpose, than to show him thai
ice can freely confess our faults. When we have
committed an error We desire neither to prera.
r'cate nor ask any attenuation. We therefore ad-
init that we committed an error, in using ''or'
instead of nor, as charged by Tax Payer" And
yet, the Golden Rule should have suggested TO
him the idea of regarding it q "a somewhat
liberal ellipsis." We feel fattered, however, to
think our discriminating friend found no graver
charge knowing, BY the "reply," who TAX
Payer" is, we wish to assure him that We never
regarded him . an enemy Of schools. We we're
glad that he wrote, and that he disg uised him.
self under general name, for It presented the
opportunity Of making s-few general remarks.
And yet our friend has done US the unkin dness
to construs oil our remarks Is directed towards
him; and has been so ungenerous to his friends
a. to appropriate to himself what was plainly
intended for them. - .-.-~ ,-.r
We are sorry that our article gave our friend
30 much uneasiness, for there was no int utiou
OF destroying his equanimity. He calls upon us
to stay our wrath! Why, We were never in . bet.
ter humor than when we penned the answer to
his article which he says was Hastily writtsn."-
and ,0Is The hasfel 4=~--.- z-
TAX Payer ssyA 1--WE confess TO some neg.
lect irvisjft"s the schoor'lD Was this an error,
or was it merely "a somewhat liberal ellipsis,',
But we forbesr, for we would rather be the sub.
jeet, than the author, of criticisms s. +. -
We have no differences with our friend con.
oernisg school matters. and can say with him,
'Let Ms all unite in sustaining the SCHOOL" :
jus, -5~ ..-.-.. 'fz.7@r@s# n
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ExcHASGED.-The recent general exchange Of
pti'sssss has'brousht Joy to many Z heart BY
restoring loved 0nes1who hare long suffered in
prison. We we're glad TO meet Lieutenant J. T
HAlGR2setthe 9Th iowa Cavalry, on Friday last
De was taken prisoner during McCoox's gre..
'aitssQssds Macon, g., Isst fall He looks tol.
e. a.a-7.
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WHERE Is YouR BoY?-Father. mother. or
guardian. this Is question which your duty to
your God, to your boy and to your country re-.
quiSc you to be able to answer at any and every
moment Yes. where is that boy over whom you
have watched these many ysars1 You have
hoped, worked and prayed that he might live to
be an honor and blessing to his country, to
yourself and to himself. Do You still hope to see
thatfond expectation realized? Then you must
wssch End guard him Is the very apple OF your
eye. In this town, as in every other, there are
many bsd boys, who daily, and nightly, plot to
see hpy best they may serve the devil. At least
their acts would seem to- indicate that they are
IN bis service and serve him with zeal that
would be praiseworthy if manifested in good
cause. Do you KNOW that your boy IL NOT with
this saagf II you do not kno,D It, the probabili
ties are that he is with them. From what We
have seen and heard we believe that there are
perapns here who would sell beer to boy ten
years old, II he had the money to pay for It
Only few nights since several boys less than II
ysassef age wsrs drunk. Reader, was your boy
one Of them? ,aF}TAaa# # S..s&
It - well known that there are boys around
"hosesai whenever and wherever the opportuni.
ty offers; how long will it be before their asso
ciates become Is bad as they? Don't Ratter
yourselves that your boy is not with that gang
because you "have told him. time and again, to
keep out Of all mean scrapsa" Your emily safe
p'sn,s = ksspyour boy entirely out of bad com
pany. and that You cannot do il you allow him
to run The streets nights.
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DR. WEIR.
Of Pennsylvania, announces to this community
that he Is prac titioner of the
German, French and Spanish Mode Of
Medical Treatment
80 successfully practiced oflats in France Spain.
and America. Re has been enga ged several yeers
in travelling and successfully treating people
who iinger under old CHRONIC CON.
He not only ascertains the nature OF the dis.
ease - formerly practiced by Physicians. bot
passes on and discovers the cause, however in.
tricate the disease may he.
Old complaints lcnred in from thirty to ninety
days. Charges reasonable. Medicine Furnished
for 81, Is per week
Persons who I've ut distance can have med
icines sent by express to any point they desig.
nate, by sending statement Of their complaint
In writing. The money must be sent In adv ancs
for the time you wish. All letters must be sent
to OskalOosa, Iowa.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
In oil their forms, treated carefully and conf.
dentislly.
nS-l will visit and consult patients while
remaining in town free Of charge. Those living
at distance, and unable to visit him, can be
treated by sending him a clear vial Of their
morning urine, from which the disease will bs
ascertAined.
DR.. WEIR, inventor Of new mode oftreating
diseases Of the genital organs. cures radically
and cSectually Syphilis, Gonhorrhea, elect, ana
all Blood and Skin diseases. Young men SUI.
fering from nervous debility, caused BY invol.
nntary losses during sleep, can rely upon pos
tive and speedy cure by new and infallib!e
| method.
n. Blades who desire to avail the mselyes
Of Dr. VS. sure and safe mode Of removing OBJ.
structions. snpp.essiohs &C.. from whatever
cause produced, without use OF medicine can
do so ut one interview. Dr.. W. has inve nted .
method by which Conception can be prevented,
simple and ertain.
He will be at
Muscatne, March sth, 1865.
West Liberty. March 9Th.
Springdale. March 10th.
Upton, at the Aldrich House. March nth.
Marion, March 18th and IA.
Cedar Rapids March 10TH
hI Asa matter Of inform att on We amend the
Following list of patients treated hy the Doctor
since January LIST, 1864: Oskaloosa, 344: Ouum
wa, so'; Fairfield, n; Mt. Pleasant, SO; Rome,
u; Danville, IL burlington. lO4; Sigourney. 81;
Muscatinc, BIG; wilton Junction, 81: Durant ::
West Liberty. l3; Springfield 9. Total number r,
l32O.-Nnsratine Journal
DIR. u. X. WEIR.
RKs1DENCE-For the last six years in Toledo,
Iowa. He will visit the above named places
every sixty days.
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SoRGux.-We would call attention TO the no
tice Of Mr.. PExRY. in regard to the manufacture
Of sorgum. We know that he can make No.
article IL he has good cane. II those in this vi.
cinity who Intend to raise cane will confer with
him, they will find it to- their profit and pleasure.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-23

ing trees is rapidly approaching, and we urge
our readers to improve it literally. There is
nothing so cheap. SO moderate in its demands
upon the husbandman. and so rich in its rewards
A. the cultivation Of fruit trees plants and vines
In many parts Of this county our people have
sadly neglected this important duty, and conse-
qoens'y the result is but very light yields OF
fruit making us dependent upon other localities
Tor fruit We hope our farmer. to tLi.
matter at once, and enter into it with the proper
spirit, and in few years every farm in the coun.
Try may be stocked with choice, young and
thriving fruit trees. HAMMOND 4 HUMPHREY, of
the Upton Nursery, have fruit trees of all kinds,
ANAL fruits, &c. and if you desire anything il
theft line, give them ca |.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-23

LOOK Our The Cincinnati Gazette
says that a large number Of couuterfsit
quarter and half dollar currency notes
are getting into circulation, which may
be detected BY the following defects !:
The words Omitted States" in either
upper corner on the face Of the bills are
very iudistinct, and the same is true Of
the steamboat in the left hand lower cor.
ner, and the package of goods in the
lower right hand corner; the whole
ground work is shaded, while 10 the
genuine, on the right hand side, under.
meath the smoke rising to the right OF
figure 25, is space Of white paper
Look out for these countcrfeits, aud
scrutinize closely al Is and so cent pos.
tails offered.
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NV Ffrx.-We are pleaded to announce that
H.L E. BoYnroN has purchased the Grocery
and Provision Establishment formerly owned BY
Nessrs w. g d NJ. CHLDs, and will continue
the business ~ the same old stand Mr.. B. will
soon make large addition to his stock and will
sell ct very low prices. Give him call.
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LUMBER, LUMB ER!
AT WILTON, AT WILTON.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Announces to
i the citizens Of Upton and Cedsr county
that he has now ON hand full assortment OF
Green Bay and Saginaw Lumber, which was pnr-
chased st psric prices, last October, and whick
Low as an be Purchased at any Point on
the River.
Our stock consists Of Fencing, Flooring, Siding,
Barn Boards, Clear Dry Lumber, Shingles, Lsth,
and complete assortment Of Bui fdiig Timbers.
Those who purpose building will do we'll to call
and examine our stock before purchasing else.
where.
The highest market price paid in cash for
Hogs Cattle, and al kinds Of Grain.
J. L. REED.
Wilton, iowa, Jan. II, 1865. n3m3
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.

The firm Of HEcHr 4 REED having this day
formed now co-psrtnership, By admitting into
their firm n. POLICY. take this mode Of announc.
jnp to their friends and the public that they will
continue their business, a. heretofore, under the
hrm name Of NECaT, REEQ co.
CIarspee, jenny 2Ith, 1856. Viva
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-23

For SALE.-One of SINNERS adjustable Cant
Mills, for steam or horse power; has never beer
in use. Also. Cedar Rapids Cane Mill. No 4
largest kind. Also, a Corn-Crusher and Corn
Shelter, all good as new. II purchased soon
can be had at a bargain. A. II. PERRY.
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hElMBOLO'e EXTRACT eucHU
IL the Great Diuretio.
HELMBOLDsS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract SarsapariIla,

For purifying the blood removing all diseases arising from
and imprudence in life, chronic constitutional do
arising from impure state Of the blood and the
only reliable and eectual known remedy for the Of
ecroiua scad Head Salt Rheum Pains and Swelling Of
She Bones Ecevaons Of the Throat and Legs Botches
Pmpies the Face letter Eryspelas and all scalt eru
Nons Of the skin, and beautifyng the COMPLEXION.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-23

Do you want Whiskcrs or Moustachesf ()uy
Grecian Compound will force them to grow on
the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heada
In Six Weeks. Price. $1,0O Sent by mail any.
where, closely sealed, on receipt Of price.
ADDRESS, WARNER CO.
llyI Box l3S, BROOKLYN n Y
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sew..s. 4 y. CHilss s.a'l .s =. ash.or.
i ..Notice,y spssk NV words =
ResKM hbed n ..es
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VIZ. DIAN has returned from the East. and
his Spring stock Of Dry.Goods will be received
.Saoi6ka n very few days., He is bound to
,is51G u low - .'any other man"
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HOW TO USE THE REMEDIES.

In Diseases Of the Blood Humors on the Haes any
Ind every part OF the body Extract Sarsapara,
plying Pmples and all external Humors Erupuons
the Improved Rose Wash.
Use che Extract Buchu for ali diseases requiring The I'D
Of Diurec except those Of the Urinary Organs such
GonorrhGa and elect; in these the Extract Buehu
sod inject with the Improved Rose Wash
~ THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
70 Use IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY. and also are
In very general use in all the STATE HOSPITALS AND
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS throughout the land o well u
In private practice. and considered Invaluable
remedies.
IT.. MEDICINE
DEZITERED TO ANY address,
Direct letters to-
HELMDoLD's DRUG CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
594 Broadway, N. Y, next Metropolitan Hotel,
HELMBoLDs MEDICAL DEPOT.
t04 South Tenth ST., Assembly Builds, Phila.
Dsserioe Symptoms in all Ccnmunicasiona
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Beware Of Counterfeits!
ASK eoR HEeMR0l0's. 4
w. Take no other. N
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M "A r RIED

In Upton, March Goth, 1865, by Rev. J. G..
DiMMIrr, Mr.. ANDREW HAMER, Of Jones CO., and
Miss SINA CONANT. of Inland, Cedar CO., Iowa.
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aeFsJsons dssiriag choice sneep VIII 40 wei
10 sttend Shs sale Or Dzxxis CARPENTER, adver'
.;sed N another column.
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IlapAN1ELs, Edltof

PosrxAsTsns, II not others. win Be insefsa's :,
in The sccount Of Suffering Cem"
vhiSA viii be found on our first pas
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1s1t is important thst every one who desire

ts1t is important thst every one who desires
topurehase carpets, oil cloths, or mattings, this
season, should knew that WADswokTu 4 Co, Of
Rock Island, have just received large and ex,
ceIlent assortmsn Mt Of these goods which are
entirely ssr, and haze been bought since the
decline in prices, and which will be sold low.
Cal At W. c. WADswoRTR's store, in Davenport,
and our old friend, Mr.. SAMUEL WAxpLER, will
go over the river with you and show you the
goods. WADswoRrH Il Co.'s stock of the above
goods is large ana we'll selected, and they will
be sold At reasonable prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-23

1rJudge TUrH1LL, who 10 agent for the sale
Of the 7-3o government bonds, received subscrip.
tioiS for $l4.5oe Of these bonds from Feb. 18th,
to March 18th. During the thirty days prior to
that time he sold nearly the same amount We
think this 10 doing pretty well for an interior
county. u;sa-,- ,.s--.a -. ~. ,..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-23

Yoa on.Re.en.ion or Inconunenee Of Urine Inhamms
ton or Liberation Of the Bladder Kdneys Diseases %
the PROSTATE Gland Gravel Drck Dust Deposits props
cal swslllngs Organic Weakness. Debility, Female eom
plants, /
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-23

IA new postal Law requires postmasters to
send all domestic letters that are wholly unpaid,
to the dead letter ONCE at Washington. Those
paid in part will be forwarded, charged with the
unpaid postage If you want snswsrs to your
letters. be sure that you put on the necessary
postage stsmps. Recesse stamps don't pay post.
400, ls!aes enlvf- ,'aatz'a =. ....tr-..E
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VIM. p. MCNAMARA,
TIPToYg, IOWA,

WIN. +. MCNAMARA,
TIPToN. IOWA.
Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, s..a .-
CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS Il VARNISIfEN,
az ..-. GLASS, PUTTY, &C.,
DYE WOODS AND DYE STuFFS
=. GENERALLY.
LINT .sliev = st .S'e b.. .o.:. -r....-
Peffumery, Trusses,
Shoulder Braces.
and GARDEN SEEDS
Pens, Ink, Letter Paper, Envelope. and
Yankee Notions.
Physicians Prescriptions Accurately
Compounded.
LAMPS, CANS, WICKS,
CHIMNEYS,
and superior article Of MOL
White Carbon OIL,
1on5o for sale by WIN. P. MCNAMARA.
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AT T ENT1ON, FARMERS
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
OR AIN Sewers.

NJ. L. GORHAM'S PATENT sEEDER
AND CULTIVATOR,
c0mbened is recommended to the farmers of
Cedar county and surroundings, as a Machine
that is WARRANTED 10 do as good work Oh
all kinds of land as any other combined mach
In Use, or NO PAY.
Nhas points Of superiority in its work, and of
simplicity Of construction which only needs to
be seen to be appreciated and admitted.
Please call and examine the machine before
buying.
For sale at CEDAR RAPIDS, by F. J. UPTON;
ct WHEATLAND, by w. H Hikes; at DEWITT,
BY RUFUS STRA1TON; at MECHANICSVILLE,
BY w. F. SAWYER, Gen. Ag't
Mocha ufesylle, Feb. 2lst, 1865. 3wS
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U Sc III ELM b O DIS
Fttttp EXTRACT BucHtt

In oil Diseases Of the Urinary Organs whether existing ID
xAls FINALE, from scaateoer cause or9i"dst"o and
40 matter hoso long standing tits pleasant In Its lasts
And odor IMMEDIATE In action and moro strengthening
than any Of the preparations OF BIrk or Iron.
Those suffering BROKEN Doom Or DslIcoss CoNstt'
Svtioms, procure the Rem edy at oncs.
The Reader must be that however Slght may be
The attack Of the above diseases 10 certain to affect his
Bodi,y Hsol1a, Mental Po,oers and Happiness II no
srsasmen. sus.isssd TO- Consumption Inssnisy may
snsue.
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lS~"We all know that the interests Of our city
and county are centered in the valley Of the
Cedar-M4scatine Courier.
Then why don't the inhabitants Of your city
and county act accordingly? Instead of taking
hold and helping US TO get up scriptions, and
thus helping yourselves. you are doing nothing
or worse thaa nothing for you refuse to do any
thing to secure the needed railroad. We know
that you, in your papers, favor u railroad from
wiltontArough this place, but newspaper talk is
cheap. and won't build railroads without the help
OF money. We have tried it and know. Now if
yoAF sisterssts" are not "centered in the valley
of the Cedar" 50 deep that they will never see
the light take hold and raise 500 COO to be paid
when railroad is completed. That will enable
US to raise ouf$50, 900, and will show that you
''all know" where your "interests are conferred"
1t now looks as though your "interests" we've
"ceatered" in one or more National Banks. In.
terast in banks won't bring the riches of the Ce.
dar valley TO your doors. Don't wait till other
cities get the start Of you ...-.... ..- ...-
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
improved Rose Wash

Win radically exterminste from tho system Diseases ans
ing from Habits Of Dissipation. at little sepsns is o.
no change Of Diet, no inconrsnisncs or sepossrs;
completely superscdng those unpsasant and dangerous
rssdtss, Cpobia and Msreury In curing these diseases
, 1865-12-05
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT MARKET.


tspccia, Detpatch to the Western As.ociatrd PrcssJ
NEW foRk4 Dec l.
Val. street u anticipating, with much anxiety,
The prrtdenss ruessage and Mr. 3cCui!ochs report,
and from prevailing sutpenae but little business Is do
Ing Some Of the nrrnG who usually we'll Informed
hare teen quietly pufth3aiuk. The street Is full OF
ruorD ncont ihe tssace md the report ot the TFas
uHY. At the morning board raItEsJ speculation Wa1
heavy and somewhat lower. Tho market Was stronger
with less preBsme 10 ae1l at ths steopd nd laat
bossls
cns1sa rmcxs.
The following were the closing ptIces 1t Eop M:
Centra1 osx; Erie 81; Hudson 1usai; Reading Xxx
Michigan 6pnthesn TN; Cleveland & Ftt4hUrEh
*2K. Rock 1aland 1oexs Northwestern sai Fort
Wayne 100.
Gold Is xsther excited. There IL sone speculative
oErmcnt based upon the supposltoa that the P1sai-
dents rneaaage II belligseut In toDe In respect to
Me11eAn and priyatees questions, Cold closed up
firmly ut 1ssA6lSSk.
Honey Is easier at per cent The supply Ia In cx'
cess Of the demand,
Government securities art ali stronger and more In
demand. especially 1881 bonds.
Petroleum stocks quiet with sates at the following
sate4: Palmer. f24si Bennehof Run, $ls.E3; Empire
City. &C; Bradley, dc: First National, +3c Gesnanfa
slcs uerd1ick. sc; Aarta1las, ≻ Northern Light.
&xsQt uCt2olC hQCs u Lfeet4 f1@lS Elk aoI9 LEeeAs
313Fe; Shade RTeE, a5c; United States. s.. Webstel
$t21 Psttoleuu-crrde ID In fAr request, hut refined
is tull; sales so brs crude at l9 for lots on the
sres, and 41K&t2c for January delivery. Rehneds
quoted at s7kesc Ia bond.
pHI GOODS.
The following aEc the quotations from the Dry Goods
Exchange: Etw York ury Goods Exchange, lobbefa'
prices:
Rsowx suE111sos-staodard, SC; Atlantic, nc.
TnxACnrD Observation-Disclosures, Iac; Aasonv11le,
s7kc; Hope, dc: Homo River. Sc
PnlsEs-Merrimae n, 27cs cocheco, axe; Amerl.
ear, 22t c.
Cor1ox-coats', 1o9X; W1lltmantc. SIC; Grcca q
Danie2s, Soc.
pI1AIsrs-1tam1lton Manufacturing Co,ac.
GNunAxs-Lancsater, &c: Glasgow, sc.
Snxs1A-Lonada1e, s5c; Indian Orchard, s2Xc.
Co1nsxp CAxDR1o-vlcto.y, nc; Portland, 1ac-
CoEsEr J1Aas-FcppeTcl1. abc; Newmarket. t3c;
Baston, 95c-
TlcKs-EveTett, 4oc Albany, &c. .
Hcor sK1KEs-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic 70 to 50
hoops, s7he TO tl.ns; Euprtss Tran. Nc; Meyers
IL aHirts, nA1ow tapes. Sc to sc vide tspes 1uc
0sl.M
Tha following despstcheswese received at Exchange
to-day:
Ret1os, Dec. l-No change in prices. Fine brown
and standard rottons In demand.
PunApk1Pn1l, Dec. &.--vc1J little movement IN
dry goods to-day. Cot&ons irregular and dropping.
Weolens Without particular change.
pnoynrsck, r. l., Dec. k--Tradt very dull. no
change ID prices Of dry goods sluee Saturday.
BALr1AonI, Dea- t-Azrket quiet. Prices un-
chonsed. Buyers Ittle disposed 10 operate to Any
extent.
Louuat1l 1l1x, Dec. t.-Trsde mir. F4ees unehanscd
for prints and sheetsues: Money easy.
ST.. Lor1s, DEC. 4-1rads lnaettye; no confidence In
prices, and buyc1s holding on.
C1sc7saAr1. Dec. Little doing. No change Ia