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- aCofnmissioner's Sale.
Fa IN RaUITY4goRK DISTRICT. at-

-! !.OOIQ1Q1SS1Oa 3 Sd4Ss
gc1a IN RaUTTYASoRK DISTRICT. 2a1
la f'''tasf''d Ee su 70, ,iaa ps,..a .y d Load and
IN obedience to the order of the Court Of EQUITY In
above cause, Twill s.n at YORK COURT HOUSE on the
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST next, the real estate; Of
HARRIS Nj. SAVILLE, ..f
late of York District deceased, consisting of TWO VAL
UABLE TRACTS OF LAND, as follows: The Tract
known asfhe HOME PLACE, containing t-s 81
gor gzaT a2OOIAGRES, ..s,7g goz /.
more or less and bounded by lands Of JOS White
Faulkner B. II. Moore and Others and certain other
Tract West side Of Sugar Creek bounded by lands
of 2. T. Murray; Mrs. NJ j. Stewart, W. D. Russell, j. T.
Withers and Others, and containlpg!!&s II -
:. sa5s zr5,l 40 ACRES, ~ .F:.h
more less. These lands situated York District
the east side OF Catawba River and justly considered
among the most productive In that section Of country
They in fine condition. and worthy the attention OF
those seeking investment in real estate. sE GS'f
TERMS OF SALE,-The above lands will he sold on
credit Of and two years. with Interest from date The
purchaser will be required give bond with good
ties and mortgage Of the premises-said honds when due
70 be paid ipCoIN or its equivalent. sufciency of
CASH. in COIN, or i equivalent, on day of sale, as will
dafrav the costs Of these proceedings. 90 ...E ~
(Ss50) g.. WALTER B. METTS, c.EY.p.
' July 12 40" s.'=A- IA l2 - r.. 1t
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SOMETHING NEW.
MIL Liner ESTABLISHMENT.

THE Ladies' OF YorkviIle and surrounding country are
respecthllIy informed that we will have In ShORl
TIME. FIRST-CLAS MILLINER, direct from New
Yorkone who thoroughly understands the business ant
the attention of the Ladies' Is especially called to the fac
that EVERYTHING IN THE MILLINERY LINE will
be kept on hand and all work will be done In the neates
manner and in the LATEST STYLE. ,s,,,,
Am
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~ ||i| .-II.i' Is|Iu NUT n 2 =
.finantiaI { Gomttfreial.

-It will be remembered by our readers that the prices
quoted below are In currency, or reenbacks unless 9TH
erwlse specially stated. 49, 80 .... =. "..'. -.
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eORDHNARY'si SALE.

John ward,et dli,f I seaiyo | :Toi'sssg . 10
By John Reeyss next fiend Summons 'n IL
IsSs %.gS, ysiS' Ss'ssssss sst hsts''a" ofM et'e
> BYvirrde6f an oidetffom JOHN A!BRoww, ordina
y Of York District Will offer at Public Sale, at Yos
Court House, on tfie FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST
next the tract Of land described In the In ha
case, lying the waters of Allison Creek, bounded by
lands Of John Wallace, Dock Whitaker, Isom kirkpatrick
III ~ ''e''' ~ - - s'Tt ss CREs.o 10 an
more or less Sold to make partition among te heirs at
IawpflW H,tWARpi idecsesed. .isg shis l,GfCJ 80
Terms OF SALE-A credit, of twelve months with In
terast rom day Of sale sahe purchaser giving bond wf
good security, and anorgage Of heIprenises, deemed
necessary to the OrIrafy Costs TO be paid-in SPECiE
ests tss.7yS :aSVssH' aFTa JAMES MASON, 8. T.!pt
& einlyl2 ii aid. sas e. 10 =. ehii nIb A.
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CARRIAGE eFACTORK.

- - Il HAVE opened aeHRRIAGE SHOP
SE&F AT HUTCHNsoNS OLD STAND,
SNS In 'Chestervile, and prepared TO
NN-2X-. MAKE AND REPAIR Cainsgrs, Bsg-
ges, &c., at the SHORTEST NOTICE FOR CASH OF
will receive for work Country Produce and Carriage Lum-
ber such as Poplar, Ash, Hickory, White Oak, &c.
The patronage Of the public Is earnestly socited 80
January2s y1s 4s-s,3 40 aatt''t 1'ttiI11ia
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r., PENITENTIARIEs LEAsED.-Under an.
tbority of an Act of the last Legislature,
the Governor of Alabama has leased the
Psnitentiary coDviots, 100 in Dumber in
cluded, to Mesars. Tate, Smith, Shepherd
& Peters, for term of six years-the les
sees to defrayl all expenses incident t.
feeding, clothing and guardingthe prisoners
and to have the privilege of working
them beyond the walls of the penitentiary
building. The sble. bodied coovicts are to
be worked in iron mines Hitherto the
peuitentiary has been burdento the State
under this arrangement it willpsys i"-. y9
The Tennessee penitsn.iary has been
leased for, four years to Messrs. Briggs q
Co, of Nashville who contract to pay al
the rate Of forty three cests per day for the
labor of each convict. They intend to
manufacture agricultural implements, thus
making even the crimes of the community
beneficial for its chief interest -'
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.,ORDNARY's SALE. .

., .,,I2yEL q -, 0FHI + g -t5BaJIFI. . =
Andrew F. Love, applicant, } .x.., ,..,->
h1SG #n. LGse; Love, sd Deceased. iS55'S a3dV
.aRF viruesofan ofaa frsnJoHN "a. BROWN, ofdina-
y9f York District will Offer g, I9bls Sale, cs q hSE
next the act Of land described In the summans In this
case, lying the waters Of Aisnn Creek bounded by
lands Of ReF Iaciron, yoha E. love, WHlamrB. Purse
~ ~ I0O acprs iyaE
ioreofiess Sold o make partition among the heirsat-
law of WILLIAM LOVE, deceased. 'nyvy = Gr.
5fRMs OF SiLE.-A credit Of twelve months with In
tercs day Of sale the purchaser giving bond with
good security, and mortgage of the premises, If deemed
Necessary 10 the Ordinary Costs to be psidan SPECIE
q e sssSS saSg gsSg a0d. a JAMES MASON 8.
July 10 l2 tgSL At
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0bhump.

DrEp-In Manning, 8. e., the 18th ultimo, after
protraced Illness, Of typhoid fever Mrs. AMELIA, conso
of B. PRESLEY BARRON, Esq
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her nonnlation and sustained her immense

her population and sustained her immense
commerce.. The same cause can produce
like results at the South, yea, to afour,fold
degree, because her soil and climate are nm
equalled by any country on the face of the
globe. And new, when q, new, system of
labor has to, be introduced, when hostile
legislation is taxing her raw materials, it is
the time, above all times, to enter upon the
new field of enterprise, which will not only
secure the labor she requires, but which,
in the manufacture and sale Of her own
products, will, as if by magic, restore her
not only to former prosperity, but to wealth
and greatness. ghe people of the South
should consider these things. gasa r-..
..-a. ,,rsrse Columbia Pt6enig.
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TOPRINTERS.-THEREI IS FOR
i Saie at this Office, SMITH Hand Press, In good
ORDER Of Plaen "a by So inches Also Roller Stand
Chases Brass Bottom Galleys Job Book and Newspaper
Chases Brass Uas Rules for Newspaper Column Rules,
&C., &c. For further particulars apply to the
PROPRIETOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
May 10 3
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~Ths Statesman says the Democra tic
prospect in Ohio is bright and daily improV.
ing.
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COUTH CAROLINA-YORKDIS-

SOUTH CAROLINA-YORKDIS-
~ TRICT.-Whereas, J. Fl. CoLTHARP, has "pplied
TO me for Letters of Administration de bons non, all
and singular The goods and cattes rights and credits Of
JOHN N. FARIs late OF the District aforesaid deceased
These are therefore, TO cite and admonlsh all and sngu
and appear before me- next ordnas Court for the
said Dstrc to be holden York Court House on the 9Th
day Of AUGUST next TO shew cause any, why the saia
Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and Seal, this 2lst day of July,
I'm the wear of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxtysiI and in the 9ls year o the indepcndence Oh
the United States Of America. -
July 8 IA .......
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i DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
IA All persons Indebted to J. A. MCLEAN, Admins
traitor Of the Estates Of c. R MOORE, w. c. CREPS,
hereby notified that unless they pay up promptly, their
NOTES and ACCOUNTS will be turned over to an Officer
for collection.
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$500 PER XEAI,R T a, We wan. Ss.s s.s

ing Machines. Three kinds Under and upper feed.
Sent trial. Warranted fvc years. Above salary tafec
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold In the United
States for less than S4O which are fully Reensed 5y ope
RheeiT 4 Wilson, Grorerg8 BalaT, Siaser. Co., and
BacheLder. al other cheap machines are iIipgcncuts
and the seller aIe Habe 10 ayTef fine and ys-
onment illustrated circulars sent free. Address or call
upon Shaw & Clark Biddeford, Mane kCtlcago IN.
May 81 ,,,,. 80 ~, e u 2Itsgsgt. lyS
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s@A new and singular duty is now i'm
posed on the custom house officers at New
York A small vial, containing about an
ounce of greyish powder, is given te
each one of them, with instructions to ad
minister a dose of che powder to any person
on newly arrived ship who may be suffer
ing from diarrbea. T. This is the last precau
ton against cholera, taken Ly the officials
of the port rss- as-.s ",,. SCI, ;s...- -,aslys
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b@- As no body can be found in Canton,
Miss to take the oath, the post Office there
has been closed, and the building adver'
tised for rent ' :sj5- .,
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ONLY NOTICE.-THE LIABlL-
MITES of G. R. RATCHFORD CO., are such as to
forbid further indulgence All claims are In the hands Of
MELTON, HART g. MELTON, Attorueysfor immedi-
ate collection. GEO. w. MELTON.
June % .-T. .r. 10 r..-. 1T
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The PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION -
Washington Hunt, Jas Brooks and Fernan-
do Wood are among the delegates elect from
New York to the Philadelphia Convention.
We learn that Ex Presidents Fillmore and
Pierce will probably be in sttendance.-
Their presence will add much dignity aud
weight to the Convention, and will consti.
tute an appeal to all patriotic men to unite
10 the movement 1t inaugurates
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BEWARE OF THE CHOLERA!
THE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS of the late firms Q
MEACHAM & WHEELER and LOGAN MEACHAM
Have been placed In my hands for COLLECTION. Ny
instructions to BRING SUIT upon all claims not ad
justed at an early day. - :ly--f s."'@i 10 =
w. b. METTS, Attorney at Law.
July ~ s'.g7 'F2'Ia NJ 1877 ..",fT1 81
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I% Some of the Paris papers state that
ex. Confederate Commander Maury, of the
United States, is about to be attached to the
French navy as Chief Of the Meteorological
Department.
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NOTICE.-MY NOTES AND AC-
IN COUNTS ART. under the control Of Mcssrs. MEL
TON, HART & MELTON, Attorneys, with Instructions
TO COLLECT THE MONEY. Those interested will do
well to attend to the matter at once. f---
May II, 1885,. .Ta - F''H If,
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.''SToNEWALL JACKSON.

AM appointed Agent 10 receive sbscfiptions fpr nc
Life and Campaigns Of lGenersI q ~ JACKsonSsbl
LANCASTER AND YORK DTsTRfCTS. Persons Hish:
ofMr. 3, r BOYD, IN Yorkyille,s Thes book wiilhs
sn HlH ET,!a Ga,i; 5PgIish ;PS.s,y SlS@ 9s q een
asHgE5lEGg sT I'd lsSS s1J.B. BoYp, AesaG
July 10 :. o., - u ~ s,sI a.sss lnsA
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FINANCIAL.

Ycrkvile, August 1-Goid, Sl.45.
Charlotte, July 30.--Gold, sl.45; Silver, Sl3S
New York. July 4S,.-Gold, SI.50.
Charleston, July 27.--GoH.-There was as GOO
demand yesterday and little offerings the Brokers wer
buying readily at 4s and selling at 49.
, 1866-10-11


w.. IN that the bark Great Fest No /, loaded
n,th s1 n, MS ct coal from Erie. for Chicago, ran
On Rsc,ns =. ri. near Racine, On Tuesday ulsht,
md tnrnnp . leak. She was obliged to run
ashorc. to p.creo her sinking. She Is ownc.l by
Ms, Lsndc.atn, Of Mis clts, md insured fos
$4,000.
The brig Mechanic l, also reported haylns ran
ashose on Tuesday nigh t. abous twenty miles
from thia city. We arc wit. 1oat particulars.
About halEpast eleven o'c1t ck yesterday morn
Ing telegram was received On thhoRe tha& =
schooner Was ashore = few NIL this side ol
Evanston; also requesting that .tfe boat might
be sent to the spot The members O.. Inc Hoaf1
raised tho sum Of B150, IN order to dchaJ the ex'
penRea Offending tag. A short time Afterwards
The ting Mosher, with o life. boat, started to the
efene Of the disaster- Towards evening the
Moshcr returned, md reported that the schooner
s'DenmarS," laden with lumber for this city,
while near Winetka, becane water~1ossed and
ran aehore. No lives were lost.
VIssE1S' FLAGS 1T uALT MAsT.-Yesterdny The
tags were At hslf mast In memory OF Alderman j.
]. 0'Sullivan, who died suddenly yesterday morn.
Ing.
The propeller City Of Madison vas yesterday a.
tached By ihe Deputy Collector for not having the
proper clearance papers.
ANIMAL OF TUE TC1 GEonok ". WOOD
This ting, which went to the assistance of the
schooner Asia. that nan on Spectacle Reel, Lske
Huron, some timc tiuce, returned yesterday,
without success. Tie Asia was bonnd for this
city, with COO tons OF coal, from Erie, and IL q
total loss. The Wood succeeded In getting about
$50 lou. nf coal out Of her.
The arrivals Tor the past twcnty.tour hours
number sixty y.ninc, including one steamer, fo1r
propcl1ers md sixty tour schooncrs. The clear
ances numbered only sixteen resacls Of nil dc.crip
tlons.
FEsst1s rAssEso TEE TE1LASp CASAL-Dound
eastward on the aih, schooner Jessie Anderson !;
on the 9Th, schooner Theodore Preston, Car.ha-
getian, VIM. ]. Preston. Bound westward. none.
Vessels discLarging al the elevator, schooner
City OF Iowa.
ronT OF BCFFAIo.-The following Chicago yes.
eels arrived On the S,h inst. Basks Summer
Cloud, Montgomery, J. s. Au4Nn, Advance.
Schoorcrs Asry Morton. 3ary II. Scott, Welling-
ton, Minnie Williams, Transport, The c1carances
The same day were as follows: Propeller Wins.
low, bark Advance, schoonere Mary f. perew,
Southwest, Miami, Russell, j. A. Ha1tzell, 1mpe.
rial and brig Sailor Boy.
STEAMER HEHoS.-The Detroit [pN says:
ssThis steamer. It will be remembered. abont a
year ago met with IN accident near tue mouth ol
Ing-suhee9uently she was raised and taken to
Bay City, and there during the preaent season was
rebuilt from her keel mp TO The rail. Her former
rot been disturbed, hut a.ide from this the Huron
msy virtually be considered new, and as staunch
and safe a seagoins steamer as ploughs the
la5ged aud much Improved upon, with al The
extra conyentenccs. In thort. We may add, NJ
pains have been spared TO render The Huron vel
es as ioimery % py Gapts,n Bar,as coe VIII mt
fayosabty known to lbe travelling public, and vii
ply q. formerly. between Saginaw aud Toledo
Success 10 the worthy Captain Darius and hi
, 1866-10-11

COLLECTORS OFF1CE-State OF
I ! Illinois, Cook Counts:
Cr1y Coil lrC1on's OFFICE. CoCK1 IoEsE>}
Rcox No. H. Chicago, Ocs- 9Th: 1s69.
Public notice is hereby given that The follo*lnE Dc.
ec!tbed aIrants have been placed In uy osnds fof
sWsrTspt 10. 4ss. soush-pated Oct. s,h. 1851. and
itsctd foz the collection Of special assessment !ssae
for the grading and maeadamtAng Q! south Aa!ste1t
street fa the centre Of Archer road 10 tas eene oA
Wairsnt "a. 10. wsat-Da.ed Oct. %. lss5, and
iE<ued Tor the collection Of Special teYe1
TOR Iha e1tRtslon OF the e!Ghteen foot alley f1nlhE
east and <ea, through BLOCK one ll MaE1e hna Hfhs
Addition to Chleagu Of the same Eiatn. 4n4 n
sfaEht line castkasdly 70 Ann etEeet through Lot
ElocE:s. Carpenters AtdH!on to Chcsso: ,a.e
warrant So. III, Wcst-pated &sct- 5:h, 1856, and
payuE Win wooden block % vtaeot. Milwaukee ave.
ne rom III Junction with North Desplatne* st5scE
and West EuIte street 10 tts Junction with SoE1n AA
sted aul Nezt indiana atrcetA. - o-. -
warrant No, eGl Notth-uate2 Oct 3th. 1&as aaa
s3rtd for The COLLECTION Of special assessment ee
for oreninE twelve To-. 1ilcy rannin: cast naa Mss
between Lots Nos. 10 II and IL nnd LOTS II +, M =.
Is, plcct IT, Johnston. Eob-rtA = sfotfs AGualuat t
Chicago, Masking The rear line OF sAd LOIS LIZ
IL Wasrsn; ~ !as. Sorth-psted Oct, tth; 1855 and
runnne north and touth IN the wrst paft q BIZ II.
IohnstEn FoheFts nad StoFrs' A31iftnn 10 Ch.eH:o
Hi neTtons interested In sud assessment are te
rres,eti ID n,skc r edfate payment at my 1A.e u
1rf.nit r. arr rayrcut the said assessFn. Will be
tHtrrti,r. - 4. H. HEALp,
oc6hl44-11E Cltt IoHteeoEs
, 1866-10-11

from ss.o'h45.es for common Cows, stags, nu. and
Ilrifrss. and thin ron:il stock steers, 10 ulc-ium
tutchrrs' tstt1e and fair stock steers averaging from
rs 70 lc1s Is; 9sss tor good fat butchers Cows
TT Oxen and good stock StctTs averaging pnl R51 to
1860 ns, and tot good u cho!ce shipping
bccyea, averaging from % to !, $50 rs.
There xas better average Attendance Of tho ttGet
cnt classcA Of buyers to-day, aud With sensible I'M
provemcut In tho quality Of tha offerings, bc:-
ter general ieellng prevailed, There IVES .
fairly ac,ve demand tor I'll uppe. grades but owing
10 difference bttWecu the views Of buyers and SELLERS
comparatively little Was accomplished IN the waT Of
eal9. Seiiers wcfc drtues In their yseWs and were
Gen rally holding II advance Of sae1c The quality
oa the receipts Showed marked Improvement on the
arrivals Of the few preceding days and to This act,
1cratps more than 70 any other rovcrs inaebted
arc in demand at range Of $5.sns3.75. Rough, thin
fni1cd lots offered At $le343no Sales to-day IN
cluie the f3l1outng:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
wallaork i Mallory sod Morris Is head, averaging
i = y hea &C m e /.
70 Maspole 3 head, arersg1ns o!6 MS At e5.uo; 10
fs:SEe5 Il r. e. te,
arttaKlng .1o rs on cars at $3.50: to OMally Is head
Sy: ss II aS:s
I'D tI!ast es q estts tss
;oa eye r. r. IL hesa aets19s q e. m
9i 10 DfaIe u hcaa, tycragsng ~ lbs, st $500 per
Mitchell d Adams sold sioslcr q head. good stock
stSeEs arctaSinE ~ Es I'd sna Ease!et At ss62X
;ns IL, ts ~, n; At sssS 70 *a@c head averaging Us
r. tss7o; TO Cash 81 head, Averaging &6 u, at
john Adams sold Sinclair 70 head, Averaging Las: rs
1tS-;io uoasleE, II head. asczaging t,3lo rs al
s!T.dsF ee1a Il soGss s nsaa soea Straight
nglEs Us RS, 1T tf21; to +. Aeelan, ~ Cows and
, 1866-10-11

when recommended bY the Holsl Of Public Wu:Ss
0 ordered by the I, Inmun Council, within -
eoEhble time, to be liked BY orLcr nf u1r to' iei
then Tho work may BE- done By 'lc ei.y and III; cot
thereof assctscd By The Board Of Pnbllc Works u!
sid Company, and collected as Other ntsr+t-
mcnts or taxes from mug real or person..
property Of raid Comp INV. nr rccorcr by acnor
asa1nst said COMPANY. Bu: II the Board Of Pub.
Tic " orks should deem 1t tnexpcdicnt that sai3
new Improvement shonlI be made By said Com
pany. then the samc shall be done by tho city, AZ
In othcr cases, an khe cost thereof assessed npou
and collected OF said Company In manner a. oiorc-
said or recovered by suit
And tfthe tald Company shall refuse or neglect
to make any necessary rcpalrs as nfores,ld, or the
repairs requtred by any ordnance he:ntofore
passed. atter twenty days nntiec from the Doard
Of pnblic Works, tho city naJ make III: improve
mcnts and collect the cost thereof by suit at law
in any eoust oftoupetent Jurisdiction.
SEC. g. The permission herein craulea ia npon
the cxr1ees condition that said Railway Company
shall rave and Keep the city harmless from all
damages. costs. expenses. and snits arising ont Of
the occupation or use Of said stscets nnl alleys uy
said Company.
Aid. Wilma1ih moscdtha the Council row i'd
Sourn.
The motion prevailed. aud.
The Council stood adjourned.
CITY Glaf,s
, 1866-10-11
FINANCIAL ANG COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

WDxEspAy EVENING", October ~.
The Money ularket presented no now fe1tutc TO-
cay worthy Of prominence. At some OF the dis
count honscs more active dea,aud WIS reported,
while elsewhere the inquiry was about the same as
yesterday. There is less amount Of hnssnrss
paper onerrg, though the decrease in this item IL
fully made up In The increased demand for grain
nccount. The country banks were chcckin. freely
to-day, ard large amounts Of currency were cent
10 thc country. Paper is closely discriminnted and
few outside of regular customers find favor. To
these the market Is casy al 10 prr ccnt-eho1t
da1c paper having invariably the preference. In
the open market good names sell at 1Gl& per
cent per month, and less acceptable signatures
at IL per cent. We do not hear oi any movement
in call ]oanB, and lhc rate is altogether nominal
The Exchange market was 1rr,c-. The amount
oLesirg Is incommensnsate with the demand,
which, however, IL sensfbly decreasing. Between
banks rouea lots cold al GoDs0c disconnt-clos-
Ing firm at the inside hgurc. Over the Counter
The buying rntcs were 1.ltSlk discount, and sell
Ing at par. Cnnads drafts were taken At 4 on,
and Buffalo and Oswcgo bills 1t y discount.
On the Produce Exchange, Flour was leaa nc
tive ard 10sl15c lo:.cr. Wheat ras more active
aud 2G1-c better. Corn was dill at yesterday a
prices. Oats were quiet snl unchanged. Nye
was lrnef. Barley was actl7e at an advance ol
sea5c on No. 1-other grades beIn. unchanged.
Nhiskey was Inactive. Mess Pork was In
fair request. There was nothing done
In bulk Meats. Lard was quiet, Wool was dull
Freights were steady.
Gold WIS excited and higher to-day. The mar-
Let opened in New York at l49ts. advanced to
1NE and closed at 1914. The following quota
V,ssf ru-,
, 1866-10-11
Ecgd1.

WHEREAS, Samuel J. Walker, OF The
w city Ct Coylngton. State OF keatuekJs oy az
mortgage dtet, Dated the tEst day of Aay y ~
and in the lecofde19 0Edee Ct re Loaats
Cook md sate oi Illinois, In hook y c1 aos s =
page 5ll, e1nyeyed 70 the FnEos =.
81 Feorl nd etate of Illinois The ol2wtns & s
sioo sE a. In township ~ nos;n IL
Btrthed Al toowss touE eneta ~ Lae ti -, ~
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