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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
a LIrgIEE - ouLrIVArTEa.

We never harrow enough; we never
cultivate -enBagh Too mellow ground
cannot be made-the melloWer the better.
And yet we barrow simply to cover the
grain, unles The land is very rough This
is all wrong sBrong Let the oultivatOr
be used freely followed by the drag free
ly. Let them swim" through the soil
Some ground needs frequent ploWIng in
addition to1he cultivating. You cannot
pulverize ehoUgh. But there is no
time for alibhis True. And here is
the great difficulty. we have too much,
too much i8nd; our work has got the
start Of usand it will keep it always
when we haga SO much of it. Better eul-
tivate one agEe thoroughly than two in
the usual anner-for it will yield as
much as tlieg6Wo without manure, unless
your land IS in a very mealy condition,
which Is rarely the case. Harrow more f;
cultivate mere.-Rurok World.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
PURSUIT OF PLEASURE.

We smile at the ignorance ofthe savage
who cuts down the tree in order to reach
It's fruits; but the fact is, that a blunder
of this description is made by every per-
son who is over eager and impatient In
the pursuit of pleasure To such, the
present moment is everything, and the
future is nothing; he borrows, therefore,
from the future at a most usurious and
ruinous interest; and the consequence IS
that he finds the tone of his best feelings
impaired, his self-respect diminished, his
health of mind and body destroyed, and
life reduced to its very dregs, at a time
when, humanity speaking, the greater por-
ton of its comforts should be still before
him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

EaC)OSthJ ute COttOH'
\ feminine rebel, a Memphian and wild
ow, who shall 60 by the name Of Mrs. c.,
was recently going up the river on one of
the Cairo packets, when she got into an ex-
cited discussion with Col. S., on the
subject of the war. It took place in the
ladies' cabin, and soon brought around
them a crowd of eager listeners. She
poured whole brOadsides of sarcasm into
the Colonel, who received them with char
acteristic good hnmor The closing scene
is given by my informant as follows:
you may overrun the whole south, -
said Mrs. c., "you may burn our towns,
lay waste our plantations, MAIN or kill
the last man; but then, sir, we will arm
our boys with squirrel rifles and shot-guns,
and put one behind every stump in the
land. What will you do then?'
60, - replied the Colonel, Sin that case
we will be compelled to call out and arm
enough of your negroes to surround all
the stumps."
''But when you have accomplished all
that, we, the women of the South, will
bare our breasts to the Federal bayonets.' u
''YOu dare not do that, madam"
''Why not, sir?"
"For the simple reason, madam, it is un-
lawful. Your Confederate Congress has
made it unlawful for you to expose yOuI
| cotton to the Federal forces"
The lady suddenly retired, while the lis
teners laughed uproariOusIy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
ngtates 90. for settlement.

UJHE ACCOUNTS in the following have been
4 fled in the Probate Court for Delaware county ,
and the have been set for hearing and settle
the 27th day Of January, instant. To-wit:
l. Samuel Faulkner, Guardian or Sarah and Jerome
Faulkner
, Israel Kelser, Admr, Of VIM. G. Carver, decd.
3. Samuel Faulkner, Guardian Of Lewis B. Faulkner.
4. Nicholas Money, Admr. Of W b. Russell, dec d.
.. VIM. Honeter, Guardian OF Judson J. and Mary f.
Turner
g. Pritehard & Jones, Executors Of John P Jones,
decd.
l. j. D. Van Doman, Guardian of Robert H. and W.
5. Brown.
s george Bean Guardian of olive and Mary F. Hone
ter
Q. VIM. b. Edmous, Guardian of Benjamin Wagner
T. W. POWELL,
Delaware, Jan. s. 1865. Probate Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
sheriR,s sale.

Harriet c. ChcsoIdine I BY VIRTUE OF an order OF
Sale 10 me directed from the
% Court OF Common Pleas OF
William L. Miller, ct al. Delaware county, Ohio,
r SHALL offer for sale at Public Auction on the Gath
4 day OF February, A. D. 1866, at O'Clock =. N, at
the door the Court HOUSE in Delaware in said
w. the following described Real Estate to-wi Stu
ate in the County Of Delaware in the State OF Ohio
and bounded and described follows, to-wit;
tain tract situate in the town Of Eden, and be-
ing numbered fourteen (14) and fifteen (15), on
the plat said town, and being ninetysx 800 feet
eAst and west. Appraised at three hundred dollars
fSsOOl JNO. W LADD,
Dec Is 65-ts-S1G Sheriff. Delaware CO., o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
sheriR's sale.

Henry FOX, Admr., II BY vIRTUEof Execution to me
Sdrected from the Court Of Com
James Kent ct al mon Please OF Delaware CO.. Ohio,
Y SHALL oer for sale at Public Auction at the door
Of the Court House in Delaware in said county On
Saturday, February oath, A. D. 1866,
O'Clock P. NJ the following described Real Estate,
tO-wit Situate in DeawRre county in the State Of
on ths north end OF lot no, eight (s) in the third
quarter OF the third township aud nineteenlh rEnge
United States Military Tract. SAID land eyed
by Eugene StanbuTy and wife to Jacob Roads by deed
general warranty, bearing cate October 9th, A d.
1885, and eyed to James Kent, by said Roads and
who By deed Of general warranty, dated August 7th
A. D. 1s46. Appraised at
JNO W. LADD,
dec 20 s5-ts $40 sheriff of Delaware county, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

INCREAsIaa GRASS AND CORN Crops.
At the NW York State Fair agricul-
tural discusion j. Stanton Gould as
serted thsEip three years the crops Of
grasses aid Indian corn could be easily
Increased 80 as TO yield sufficient to pay
the natioHbl debt. He stated that the
hay crop i6 Oneida county New York
one of the most important of the diary
counties 81 central New York-was only
ninety ton6to the one hundred acres,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
Legal Notice.

Erasmus Geat and others,
VS.. District Court Delaware Co.
c. Il c. s. L R. R. Co. ct al
TIHERE will be a hearing in this case before the IN
u dersigned Master Commiss Ioner, At his office in
Delaware Ohio, the goth and 21st OF February and
the 10th and 2lst OF March, next. All testimony
taken in said without the limits or Delaware
county provided in the order Of said Court its
June Term, 1865, must be hled with the Commission
by the 10th Of April. C. AcELROH,
Dec %. 1S65-6w 800. Master Commiss ioneF.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

her own nest (Which, judging from ap-
Pearances, will not be long frst,) and then
the owl IS to come to US, and I am to rum
mage both his books and his brains at my
pleasure London Society.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
NOTICE

To Holders Of the Notes Of the Bank Of Delaware,
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FoRTY-FIRST SECTION
Il OF the act passed March 2Ist, 1851 to authorize
Tree banking Ohio the Bank of Delaware, at Della
ware Ohio gives notice that the outstanding notes Of
circulation OF said will be redeemed by the First
National Bank Of Delaware, At Delaware, Ohio
Holdera of said notes requested present them
for redemption within six months from this date
Delaware, O July ss, 1ss5-6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Sale.


Wm Owaton, Admr
Pststsn - BsI laad-
AlBea DAla q al.
FE PURSUANCE OF Tie order % the Probate Court u
II said county, will aeil a. Publc YaRdue. 10 the
hiEhsgt bidder, the prsRissss on
Saturday, February 10, A d. 1866,
al o5asek P Il. tha follswinE described prsm Ises
ts-wtt Situate IN thu county Of Delaware and being
Inlet number two hundFed and siEhty-EE Annette
P B GsoFgs ". Iilers addition 70 tbs t0Wn Of East
Delaware. said fn-iOt being numbored elevsn hun-
drad and twaniythrsa in the rsnumbsTng Of the tsWn
lots the Of Delaware and The Auditors tiers
TO.
TEHzB o. sALR One third cash in haHd o. ~ of
sale ons third il ene, and third I've years,
With interest frOm day Of sale, % Be secured By
mortgage the premises. WA- DIVISION,
CAHPER & VaEDEaAN, Admr- Of John Dale, de'd.
Attornsysfor Admr. S6.25 jan II oe a.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
BE ALTYE.

This world is not made for tomb, but
for a garden. You are to be a seed, not a
death. Plant yourself and you will sprout.
Bury yourself and you can only decay
For dead opportunity there is no res
direction. The only enjoyment, the only
use in this world must be attained on the
wing. Each day brings its own benefit;
but it has none to spare. What escapes
to-day is escaped forever. Tomorrow
has no overflow to atone for the lost yes
terdays.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

No OsTTLE TO BE IAIPoRTED.-The
Act of Gengress approved by the Presi-
dent Dec 18th, 1865, forbids the impor-
tation Of cattle into the United States
The Secnasary of the Treasury, In 0c-
cordanoe with the reQuirem pts of the
law, has issued instructions - the Col
lectors Of Customs, and to officers and
agents of the United States in foreign
countries. The term cattle" he con
strues Is include domestic quadrupeds
colleetively. not only of the bovine genus,
but also sheep, goats, horses, mules, asses,
and swine
The object of the prohibition is to pre-
vent the Introduction of the infectious OF
contagious diseases among cattle now pre-
vailing il England aud other foreign
countries, and will continue in force till
such time as the President may deem pro,
/ per.
No cattle can, therefore, be imported
from Oau6da
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

THEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
II II School Examiners Of Delaware county will meet
TElIPIAR HALL, in the town or Delaware, on the
FIRST THIRD Saturdays OF March, April, May, june
September, October, November and December; and on
the Third Saturdays in February and August Exami-
nations will commence at 10 O'Clock Candidates
MUST present satisfactory testimonials OF good moral
character. The law requires condition g exam
indtiOR that each applicant for a certificate shall
paw 20 the Board OF Examiners fee of so cents.
April s. 'sAs-tr J. s. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

Pass not Judgment on thy fellow till
thou hast been in the same predicament;
say not of matters that are Incompetent
sible, that thou canst comprehend them
neither say, when I have leisure L will
study, lest thou mayest never have leis-
ure
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
Town Eots bv &c Acre.

A $50 per acre. Only $500 down. % In-Lots and
- Out-Los, making 6s exclusive OF stree IS
aud alleys, for which no eharge) Situated south Of
william Street, between the two Railroads, town OF
Delaware, Ohio. HI. EATON,
May 9, 1874. At Law Once Of Reid & Eaten
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
LAND FOR SALE.

FTTHE subscriber offers for sale 81 of excellent
improved land, = mile south OF town plot OF Del
aware, Sandusky street, which there is two
good stone quaFres aud never-failng water. Also,
choice inlOts all sandusky street-One lot with
new building on 1t, with four rooms, well Of water
and eiRtern The "a will be divided il wanted
Any one wishing TO purchase, will please call On H
Allen, south Delaware, or At Judge Powes Office.
Jan. 12-u H ALLEN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
FANCY GOODS NOW OPENING
AT
MENDENHALL & CO.'S.

Beautiful Knit Street Shawls,
/" Breakfast Shawls,
Opera Hoods, waterfall style,
Nubias, Clouds, &c,
Belts, Ribbons, and Belt Clasps,
Fashionable Dress Trimmings
in variety, Buttons and
Tassels to match.
Splendid stock Dress Buttons, Vel
vet Ribbons, all widths, best make.
Embroideries, Laces, &c. Cheap
est Linen Handkerchiefs "in
this town." and best as
sortment "also."
French Corsets, white colored, "all
Sizes" Alexander's Kid Gloves,
"genuine"-$1,85 per pair;
Alexander's Kid Gloves
'imitation"-$1,50
per pair.
Large
variety Silk,
Berlin, Lisle Gloves.
Mask Wells in variety.
Black Silk Lace Wells,
Grenadine Wells, Black Grape
Wells, Berages in all colors, &c, &c.
Sept. 1st, 1865.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

LIFE is a constant struggle for riches,
which we must soon leave behind. They
seem given to us as the nurse gives play
thing to a child, to amuse it till it falls
asleep.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
estate Of william Humes.

NToTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator o
OF William Humes deceased late OF Delaware
county, Ohio. All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
Jan, S, 66-3Wt THOMAS HUAES-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

I look upon death, said Franklin, to
be as necessary to our constitution as
sleep. We shall rise refreshed in the
morning
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
EsTRAY NOTICE

TYHE subscriber has taken up a COW which has
straysd upon his premises. The owner will please
call pay expenses, and take her away.
Brown TOWnship-ja l2-3t PETER PARKER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
Guardians Sale.

~ PURSUANCE or an order Of the Probate Court OF
Delaware county, Ohio, made The ID day Of Janu-
ary A. o.. 1865 the OF Alvin fuller, Guardian
GeoTEia To Her, against his said ward, the under
signed will,
Saturday, February 10th, A. d. 1866,
ou the premises, Offer at Public Sale the following
described real estate to-Hit Situate Liberty tp.,
nurar. county State Of Ohio, and beginning sixty
roist from The center OF lddlebury the line
between lots no. S6 and 81 IN section four, township
thrpe, range unsteeu Q 8 ~ Lands and in the
center u the county road running east and wesi,
thence north right angles with said line some 5s or
40 and the lane fence thence west on the same
course OF the south line OF said lot 81 far enough
20 contain forty Of land by running line south
20 the county road and thence west 10 the place Of
beginning.
fERsfs o. SAX One third cash the day OF sale,
oue-third ia one, and one-third in two years from
day sale, secured by mortg age the preHi-
ses sold ALVIN TULLER,
ian IL 65 At-sT5O Guardian Of Georgia TulleF.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
Saturday, February 10th, a. D. 1866,
court Common Pleas, Della
qC09e County, ohio.
PETITIO

Joseph W Drake. Francis II. Drake, Wml
B. Drake. jackson d. Drake, Elizabeth
} Drake and Benjamin A E. Drake, plaintiffs
Infants, BY their next friend Emily
Drake,
Ann svgeetaer Emma RidgwHy, and her
husband Thomas J. Ridgway, Florence
sweetser. and her Gurdtan, i J. Rich
ardson Jos. Thompson, ElnnOr Thomp-
son sarah Jane Thompson, Archibald
Thompson, infant child and heir At Law
Of Archibald Thompson, deceased, and
sarah, his daughter, who is married and r,,.,,.-
husbands name Is unknown, William : Dsi"n Dan q
Hutchinson Elanor J. Hutehison,
children and heirs at law Of Ehza
Hutchfson deceased, EIZabcth MesFeT,
aud her husband George J. Aesser,
Mary Carr, and her husband samuel
Carr. and Jackson HipDle, Admins
ator OF estate OF Silas Drake, de
Tt5sEPH THOMPSON, Elanor Thompson. Sarah Jane
Il Thompson, Archibald Thompson, infant child and
heir at law OF Archibald Thompson, deceased, and
sarah bis daughter, who is married and whose hus-
bands name is unknown, William Hutchison and
Elanor Hutchison, children and heirs Law OF Eliza
Hutchison, deceased, Elizabeth Messer, and her hus
baud George J. Messer, Mary Carr and her husband
samuel Carr whose residences are unknown, but who
are supposed 70 reside somewhere in the state OF
MarvInnd will take notice that Emily Drake OF the
county OF Delaware and State Of Ohio, the next
Triend Of Joseph W. Drake Francis r. Drake William
b. Drake, jackson d. Drake, Elizabeth }. Drake and
BENJAMIN A. Z. Drake, infants residing in said county
and STATE did on the "a day Of December 1866 ale
her pettOn in the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for The county OF Delaware aud State OF Ohio, against
the said Ann SWsetser, Emma Rdgway, and her hus-
Guardian l. J. Richardson, setting forth contract
made between Charles Sweetser, deceased and Silss
Drake. deceased, whereby the said Charles SWeetser
dd agree to sell 10 the said Sas Drake his heirs and
assigns following described Real Estate, situated
in the county Of Delaware and State Of Ohio, 'sbeng
the south half OF number 5, Of the (4thJ fourth
Quarter OF the (4th) fourth Township, 10 the (2Othl
twentieth Range or the appropriated for satisfy
ing warrants tor military service. The said Lot No
tJ be divided by line through the center east and
west and asking that the said representatives Of the
Of Charles sweetser deceased, be compelled TO
convey said land the said haintis, aad asking that
the said Defendants whose residences unknown,
but supposed be in the state OF Mary land and who
clam some interest said land, be made parties 70
the suit and they hereby notified that they
aured 20 appear answer said petition before
tho Saturday after the leth day Of January, 1865
EMILY DRAKE
BY JONES & HTPPLE her Attorneys,
Itsc Is Ig65-6Ws2A so
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
JUST RECEIVED AT
u. H. 1Ee1ldeIIHGLE dc CO.'S,

Elegant New Dress Goods,
New Delaines,
Splendid Merinos
" AT OLD PRICES
AmurG Cloths
I'm BEST SHADES"
New Style Melanges, Alpaccas do,
Best quality of Black Silks,
Brocade and Fancy Silks,
Empress Cloths, Wool DeIaines,
Irish and French P Poplin 8,
sept LIST, 1855.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

When broker loses all his money he ia
dead broke; but when he dies he is dead
broker.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

A wag in Detroit has been taking iber-
ties with the reputation of the Pontiac
railroad. He was asked whether he knew
of an accident on that road, and replied:-
"Neyer-but once a middle-aged gen tie
man left Pontiac for Detroit, and died of
old age at humpton-half-way."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

When is a smack on the mouth no Of
fense9 When it is received from the lips
Of pretty woman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

Pat Casey made big strike in Colorado,
and Immediately began to call himself
''Patrick D. Casey, Esquire" An old ac-
quaintance came aIong-and, "How are ye,
PATTI" was the salutation, in the old famil-
lar way.
Pat was rich now, and couldn't see it,"
and this was his reply;
'Bedad, sir, yer mighty fray sir. Pat is
it now? I'll be afther lettin' ye know, sir,
that me name is P. D. Casey, sir, and if ye
hev any business, sir, it's myself as has an
Office in Central street, sir, and me office
hours are from P. NJ. in the forenoon til
A. NJ. in the afternoon, sir. Ye can call
on me clerks, sir. Dye mind that, sir?''
The way into which words are often di-
vided, when set to music, sometimes pro-
duce rather ludicrous effect. A stranger
was once surprised on hearing a congrega-
ton, mostly Of women, crying out
80 for a mani
0 for a mani
o for mansion in the skies ~
/ While on another occasi on a choir sung
to the best of their ability
''WeU catch the fee!
Wen catch the flee
Wen aatch the fiee-ting hours!"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

Joseph W. Drake, Francis u. Drake, Wm
B. Drake, Jackson d. Drake, Elizabeth
J Drake and Benjamin. A. E. Drake,
Infants, By their next friend Emily
Drake,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-12

i sss isas sss ~
three hears with 80 feet in tho channel 10
0c,sss nd Ct o. 7 hs Hs I channel On
falling WITH T. Get AZ faIIs
the Missouri trade the Of that
NJ earn ssa. Capt late Il reytsns
Friday s as e. s nsessn IF s
steam sapsan tisl 10 awarded heavy damages
ss u PCS Ess p'e'
Tho 81 Lonis Republican u the 9Th reports:
shaSs Tor TIE
MI oss with the
sesTty The s scenes on Il, sariase have quite
and hs prospecs at regret
szas + &c f ssg break up
N s sss The hss
3 III Tsss lss sa ss
hs shoaest bars oag he sver Ohio Navigation
in sssasnasa 4 h as;iSsgp ~ T. Lsps t. Cairo
Fitssbarg on ths M tte river was sallag Weather
Iaan IL Ss
ht ii tie Asghsny river 4 Oh CITY there sonches
LArouKcHE, q s. MAIL PsrEET ron Bayou sARA.-The
superior pass l95ss g ,s s Bar
sssday 1t ID / II ior Tia absse and coast LANDINGS
ssa a aserS as5 s and
day, III tic abase apdal coast landings
sEM ron rnK oUacnTA RrsER-1hs complete and p.top
table aa i under III charge 81 tie careful
officers Capt A. Abrams is in command, and old friend
Capt. J. Kirby oineiates in the Office
Ron ROY FOR ouAcnIrA RrER This and light DRAFT
h Il III easfs eR It dsa Ne
I'LL landing up Camden. She has comfortable
cabin, and passengers will be well entertained.
FRAseEs ron the arrival Of the 49, r.
this evening Pentchatraia Raj
read Capt Forbes Will start his splendid low pressure steamer
Frances FOR Mobile. AgentI @ Harris Of Camp and
Common streets. DILL Isl II
UNA FOR RKp RIVER Capt J. II. West will, O'Clock
qnE for Az lAndngs "a Red River g e Shreveport
friends that ase pnents hosewho intend to travel
in the direction Of Red River to-day.
Woo AEABAEA vERThis farorite and fast passenger
packet, command Capt o. w Norton, leaves tis
ing O'clock, fer all landings to Montgomery The Vigo
leaves from the head the Basin Messrs John Hyde
| d Co, lib Common street, are her agents,
Mex LoNEwoRTn ron EIsciNNaTI-Tfs superb and mag
nicent passenger packet charge Capt a Irwin and
Mr. Charles Miller the office leaves above at 5oeloek
this evening" and will freight and passengers for Natcez,
Vickaburg Memphis Cara and and will make
necons with The railroads for all points East aud West
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10 )rlsalls DAILY Q(rastert,
FaslpAY MoRNINe, yANuARY u, 1885,
MI Drltans lunsu ylarhtt.
csisrexxr pxtscr, M aa CAxr srnxxs,
rs sss TilssfSs7&y Evening an, H. 1856

SNs ffIissfsxxr {JfFtcrs Nd. qA CAkF STEEEg,
Thssssdsy Evening" jan. III 1856
s gaod osnsd dropping to-day yester
dsyas saez daring the forenoon of
but The day advanced better
slns ma heavy business dome at rapid X
AsAneiax css 7he market supplied throughout,
III effected IN the following order viz
81 ooa III lss; sl0a9o $1,000 md s2i 900 At
ma 800 sio0aa s20 sz5 900 Mo ooe. sso ooo and
~ s VI $io oea $40 ooa and S50o 1T 1865; Seo
5000, s o0 and $500 $40 600 and s1eo 0
$3sDo sssuo Sl1 other lots ii is6s
1000 * 5000 and sl ooa ara 5000 NJ is
n SSer a. only sales that have were sp ana
$2s01 American halves 81 i33 W new aacts
" and Silver " ls5alaa ior AseFlssn eoi1
Mn aa@1s8 aas ssean dsllars
A FOREIGN EKGIAN opened rers heavy this morning
falling dr. lii oainEs steadily
II favor of until vi s9t Il sent
The move
ths day llcwiag ons Wy:
n stsnlag aaa assoo stl ~ 3seo ma
Sies conpiised VII Sa vi 0alf a0OE
shs rHliag Figures this evening
bank elear biiis af1s ma
francs s71s bank
al q opsaoa HlaI XII.
n1MEs1IQs Kxtf1A NGE-Ias4 been steady but rather
dsugs were lighter than tofera, and
Testsicted faw faseTts Signatures Inv
sled nt figures ami their
81 ancladed Sfl0O $4,000 she Ooo
l{ iii 30 taken III
sconat, s55 oe1 Ten ri afeen days
peF sent discount days ~ ner Gems.
$l5a01 fifteen days per discount,
days III per ascrunf We now quote
EeTk sight dssount III bank, and
Nh dIssouns days sight azsasR
days per cent discount, and
II GSs3ss pes cent Ill eonas
SToEKs AND BONDS hare been almost " stand sim
n our besn ysry hight throughout,
ss bea t. saies q 70 shares oi
Canal Hank ii Bank IS, small
lots Crescent Bank Of New Orleans and
IN Sssse F1ik HAYS been public.
USuI NH NOTES have Also been ianguid
snes ane bnt poorly supplied best
to the issues most
re das The ONLY sales that transpired wast
New Orleans ut a6s small lots tInor
City Bank al shout lie same figures and
ss 4(9aD Merchants Bank Ut 75c. u dollar