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----------------~ :" 49,
fuiiy accom-, to- an monies 81 che company
IN, shah come 10 his hands dusins hi con
,lauanc. ii usEics. and shah hand over tcI
hi- successor ali monies, book and psperr
beloagingtp the company % demand.
he shah keep socn books ~ may % ne
cessary 10 exho, IN a clear aud disunci
manner toe entire receipts and disbursements
" The Treasury.
lie shall register the smouai. date q pay
aeat, ana object for which pAid, he sna''
keep register u recs'oss 20 arranged - -
how the date, anl amount and Of " I'm re-
csisei. and isoa what SURGE deri.r.l
IL saail Neep accounts between 'as Com
pany aud the O,Aaefs. Agents, Cor'faesorT'
and other psrsons, and rlail repors " ms
board qulrlerly las state y 'he IfsAsaf'.--
he shall keep stock account, ds 'dend
book when needed. anl registry ot ul'
Sock notes.
Ioh. an cl4ims agsu-' ne Enn2any
shal De presented % shr Dfer'or' 'or =.
aminalon aaI o. wsrrant rutll " 'rs'u7d
for aus csln nh previously allowed " NE
Board u Dre clofs.
ID b Saea reasonable camprpts'ian Ah-'i
be pad Is ,ha pfe.isai. Secretary aoa
Trea-ursr W tns Cym2ans q sA4a oe
agreed upau ir,m ,ims X 'lins, between ,as
Board aaJ ar lucumssn's. re-prc lse's
rnher dnaug iar c1tesn. year W Al ~ YER
minaIion ,hvrNi
% i. a.. Directors " Ae.ni- VI '''t
. Company are authorized Y e"c'iss r''p-efio
f, tion.o -.oes area esatt. ~na sa9ssf'P
t.on- 1, b secured VIZ ute br1't A. ~ .l"'
+. yir - Ii x csmpAny. ahd waF'aAiy dsrf !
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81. ne ons d3ll'r grr astfs yf7yfr
for II See. "A, /, NY p,d n cas' " sn7 WI
IA ~uostfproa.
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!, 70 We Company evriis.tsr NJ ~igeS EN-
i bs --upl Y 49, rrh-crerr w 'n~ vnlp- Z
\ sarA resi e.toi~ sse smr VI sp1syfip'sa'
-usn v.re u w asser..'srd NJ '7yff'
III a. The isn. w -ao~cnsfsn cAe
q. cbossn y, .nr r1sssr1as, en- ~
5, VIE j ensui ,a gsnssnS, nat VA cs'
such spprai-ris 4rs ursois NJ agree n. ies
saiur, lary " cnop-e shlfi -HFfA.'~f
as.ls, Them: 1850 aoyrN-rr- he'oee 'fasri
~ % appr.s-r sea ia.d san.s rs sAosp
N. Acs'imp4tli1ly.
Every ia llyrz !. agens 81 iuis C9APai
. Ail receive donations ~ ntcoms cnr q
p-y ME when ~ roAd shall ~ colnair'
!, ~ Ike cpunsie. 10 wnirh -aca f3laia r-si'
Of H. winch NV rrai esia'e seeufits Y IN
II. la. such donatiou shiil " srcdrst ef ny
\. wih mortgage 81 r~si eriats.
.3 \. TEE bs-iaws may Se ar"Vlec
III. my meeting u or l,Jafd. tae Hasa asnri
men, havias been proposed NJ 'nr urx' X
ceeding meeting. PROVIDED shAf ap af.
snaI bs h-r~aiser enacted With wi'l ri'
4pv consrsrt ra,cre5 TOTO ueter 'hssr X
,, 24h. TIE Directors MY ADJOURN q q
MI !, such rime rsi place ~ they msy So
The foin ing nliievr- we're thsn elect
ahei FRED. con NOR. reideni. IFp-
rim A. II. MILLER, Vice pres't.. livatin-h'
vi. A. PFAFFLlN, Recording Src's Iel' (,
,ar q. MIN no, CORRESPONDING Ser'y.E inHei
Jos. SERMf;R s,lEiM. Treasurer. Is~i
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM

Providence. Ala-. May il, 1866
Ds. JoHv Burt. serd you $40 ~
crpnoS BrrrEas. Please ssnc Whist y wii'
come IL. after paving freight. 70 Columbus
Miss. have hren troubled for several
vesu with Indigestion; have had @ tske
nilla everv night for ten o. fifteen wears;
and N February. 1864. was attacked w''n
general paralysis. I was confined 70 ny
room for the balance Of the wear. and. u
fsc, continued in very weak and nervous
condition until snme two morih- since. when
wss mt under On operation, and YOU
Cadron Buers for treatment commenc
Cd improyiro right away, and an pre'v vel
restored. Yours, truly, A. T. NEAL.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

Bloomington, III, October "A, l6b4
On. JOHN BULL: We made an arrange
ment with your agent. July 20. 1864. fo'
selling your Cedron Bi,sers. and are abou
sc,d out wo want Gone rross) twelve
hoxes moro without DELAY. We are intro
ducinr them readily, and think they answe
good pur,osc.
DIS. HOGG g. CROTHERS.
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Louisville. Ky. Nov Is. 1864.
received this dav the following, from
Lancaster. Ksnsuckv:
On. JoHs BULL: please send me 10 haste
ron Wy owS USE. ONE DOZEN Of vonr Cedron
Biusrs. I have tried them. and find then
III Won claim for them. They are curing
me OF consumption Of long standing.
Yours, respectfully.
G.. w. SHINDLEBOWER.
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HEta,fRl w n pnhllsh me NAMES
NJ, Tie volcrs registered IN th's
Township. under the law Of last WIN
tsr. The total number registered -
FIJI. i sour hundred and rixty-seven.
Tbis II not near All the voters. and
tbo.c WHO are Omitted, il they wish 70
vote. lad better he sure ani aiSenn
,he meeting 81 ile Board % Tue
Tuesday before election. and have
their names registered.
trcprxr We learn that Young
nan named VIM. Seller. had biz toes
torn oiI. and lis foot badly crushed ~
\ ,hrashinr machine. on his fathers
farm in this Township. on last luce
dav. He was trying 70 stop me ma
chine.
mir VIM. Keso has our thanks
far i basket Of fine apples presented
r. IA On Tuesday. Our friends need
MT he afraid Of oyerstocking nA VIII
srecimens az tlieir good fruit. TOR W.
make j full hand ID disposing q good
things
rPITon. Charles sumner. Or On
y. III disciples and equals in nfeiil
nence. Is stopping at the kraus hote
III orr town. and = candidate Tor
position in the Insane Asylum az AZ
dianapclis
TnpRovruENT. Mr.. llallers rs
Houses. one 81 which j. for re-
dencc. are about convicted and co
stitute about the only building IN
proveuents in town this summer.
TrxSrssEE.-- The election IN %
State last week resulted 10 comr,Ie.
victory o. the negroes over The VIM
race. bv nearly as much malorlv
there were more negroes register
than whites.
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Ii. i. E-csSEsMe saAsc.
II Office n merely gwen rhns'h an+i~r-
AN sgrrl Ail -si fnnHc suction On
SATURDAY, Ansyss II. iccs.
AZ ~ Cont n,4-,. \, Ih~ sa~r ~ jasper,
fre lolie~,uH f-ns4. YfoVpri, 'a-sr: Onr
Counter suG SnAiv n. siuhi-d ir me hpuss
formerly ownei M P,ri G.Prnft
T4k-n M tAn prooer,s NJ Paul Grppnef.
tn satisfy Jniipd Ssates lnteT.sl Eesrhoe
TAX nnrrii.
AUGUST LlTSclGI, Dep'y ON
gad DIV ~, On Dir'.
ALL y. is6--st STATE n Ird'ans.
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE On LAND.
ssURSUANT w "a order 81 tie Dubois
IA Gommon Peas Court made ~ The
Jan. term. 1861, Thereof, fne Undersigned
Administrators 81 the estate " Wn NJ
Cave. deceased, offers lvr snle % pubic
auction. 90 ne premises tor net less Ihsn
twolhisd~ ~ ~ appraised value
On FRIDAY. Aug. 80. 1867.
The following real estate. ia Dubois Ccun-
IN. Indiana to.wif: The west half IL III
norm east qJarser Of section thirty one u
iovn one u north Of range three t3) west
and tse north east quarter of the south east
ouarler 81 section thirty (3OJ town one -
-onih 81 range shree (3) nest, containing
b 10 acres.
+. sud land = ordered 10 be sold 70 pay ne
debts Of VIM. II. Cave, deceased, his per-
z sonaI property being Insufficient.
!. TERMS One third of The purchase money
I. must De psid in cash; one third 10 twelve
! .,no,.ihs. and one lhird 10 eighteen months
iron dav Of sale, The purchaser gving ne'es
and security for the deferred payments
: bearing interest from date.
MARY A. CAVE. Admx
n G. DoAnE. ATTY.
MI Aug. 'G7-4S.
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StHuol III No.-- hetoliowlng i the,
amount ~ Common school f"nd
witch each township n oar County Y
entitled Is. ONT " tAc Spfiag aislf'nnf
tiuu: also tns unmber " cniidsen ~
nu4trl IN vacA township.
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<tran9AD MErrlNs. ~ noticc ~
aenti,er rolumn X viii seen that ms
directors III tie Anderson Naiiey
E1ai arc - meet - Ferdinand % =,
nex, Tuusday. Our citizens shoaia
naw n,aSc 4 united Effort - obtain
subscriptions. AMI this road may %
.aanlated ia two or three Nears, y
wiil Y seen by References 70 TIE laws
VI TIE c.. which We publish today
Hiatt Nh Ills Subscription cannot %
called in tor a little over tNo years
And that il gradual miscellaneous I" e
NIX n On each share. 'hnr y.ving ~
an opporiunity 70 subscribe and pas
easily. Doxn With YOUR nlmss ah1
money.
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Fll us II lARII AIS.
ERNST PsthEzAksDT,

II Ut 40 III X. Ill 4 ! u y y.
EEeNS'E PsCAEzAksDT,
RuMTi.GBURG, IND.
EpESfE H!FULLY call. ~ attention Of
"a ln~ yizsns o. ilununburg aud vicinity.
20 his large Stock
Sprsng aiid summer Goods,
CONSISTING IN PART or
Ali
I'LL xAgG.g .IIL@s UP
Delaines, Cnallies, Prints,
Cassiluers. Lilseys.
s.,as,.,. flannel.
Jeans. Dress Clouds.
saawls ss.r.. Comforts.
Wool Hoods. Gloves. SuSs..
spes.ing.. shirsiug-.
u GREAT VARIETY Or NOTIONS,
c,oshiag, Hardware ilal. q Cap.
Cutlery. csoss'ls,. QoeeOs~"e.
oa., P'mp, Pe'Iqmrry,
\ nye sloG., Medicines. Books.
STATIONARY. &C., &c,
.....,..,. NJ, s,l,s.s,....d r,,.fs,rc
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ath. There shall b . President q ssi'
q mstn,. Who -hai De chosen By and ICON
tie Directors; and also such sooord'na''
officers q. the Company. BY IL Dy-LA~S
~ ia.iunhia
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Stock 10 the amount q more than one
thousand dollars mile. Of the proposed
RAILROAD, having been subscribed. on tne
sane dsy. the following Directors WERE
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY,, August 2l.-The Flour Market
remains In the same dull and apathetic condi-
tlon which has characterized this department.
OF trade for some time past, and with the ex-
ception of slight demand from the home con-
sumers there is nothing doing Sales OF 200
barrels superfine at $3.50. fresh ground extra at
S9'5O@lO5O, do. do. extra family at 4ll'5ODl2 so,
and fancy al Sl3@14, Rye Flour is held firmly
at SS 1903 Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
There is not much activity in the Wheat
Market, but prices are we'll sustained; sales OF
1000 bushels, including new Pennsylvania and
Southern red at $2'25@D2'40, and Kentucky white
at $3.50. Rye has again advanced: sales OF 500
bushels old Pennsylvania at SLIGO Corn is
quiet but steady; sales of 1000 bushels yellow at
Sl'25, end Western mixed at 81 220l24. Oats are
dull and weak; sales of new al 7O@72c Nothing
doing in Barley or Malt.
seeds-ClOverseed sells at sS5O@9 y "a lbs:
Timothy ranges from $3 TO S3l215; Flaxseed may
be quoted at $2'75@28 80 p BUSH
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.Tbirtv theatres amuse Paris.


Dante is to be "done' in Dutch.
The King of Portugal sang duet with
Rossini.
Very few persons are travelling among
the Adirondacks this summer. 1t is too cold.
"A new Greek play has appeared at Athens.
It's subiect is Philip of Macedon, and the name
of the dramatist is Antoniades.
"A new singer, Madame PAUL. Markovics,
from Pesth, has appeared at Vienna, in Robert
with entire success, says contemporary.
Pixies new Opera House on Eighth ave-
nue New York, will cost about 100000,
and will be finished about the middle Of 0c-
tober.
IT Is rumored that John b. Cough has
been engaged to deliver a series of lectures
in CHICAGO this winter, for which he is to re-
ceive the handsome sum of $4,000.
The dramatic critics of New York have
invited Mr.. John 0xenford, the distinguished
critic Of the London Times, now in this ooun-
try, TO complimentary dinner.
I'm Hayper's for September there will be a
ourious article by Olive Logan, entitled ''The
Yankee before the Throne" II is reminiscent
Of the lady's girl-lite in Paris
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AFFAIRS ON THE PLAINS.

Fort Hays Surrounded by Indians
WOrA 5SOpPeu on bhe racine RAILROAD
Large Quantities OF stock stolen by
IAdianB-An Expedition Sent Against
Vhems
around us and very troublesome. Work has been
stopOed on the railroad beyond this point for
fhe last week. The Indians have been tiripg at
every person yenturing beyond the fort, and
Rove succeeded in taking a great deal of stock
To-day a strong expedition has left this fort
ogaingt them, composed of three hundred men
~ the Volunteer Kansas Cavalry, and thirty
regular troops. Captain Ames' Inc expedition
tSe Saline river, ten days march from here. No
.ha.ons sn0 are taken, and the troops 60 prepared
tnmoye rapidly. More troops are demanded
here, or the Territory will have TO oe abandoned
AIi1n1ed beipR surrounded by saVages, and
Saying hardly q COFpoTaps guard Of men.
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THE WAR IN GAMBIA.
Russian Aid TO the Refugees-The Turk
ish InsulG 10 the United States.

The Journal de &. Petersbotvg publishes the
following despatch, dated ConStantinople, July
80, via Odessa:-
After having insisted with the Porte upon
fresh instructions being sent to Omar Pasha,
the Ambassador of Russia urgently pressed that
they should be acted upon: and he gave orders
to Captain BOukatOw aud to the Russian Consul
in the island of Gambia TO convoy TO Greece
according to an arrangement concluded with
the Turks, the Greek families who had taken
refuge in the cayerns.
The ambassador OF Russia conferred on this
subject with the Charge d'Affaires of France
the result of which was that the reoresenta-
tives of these two powers forwarded instruc.
tions to the commanders OF the ships-of-war of
their respective States, stationed in the Turkish
waters, to convey from Crete to Greece the
Christian families of the island. The Porte was
informed of this in writing, and its cooperation
was requested. The Prussian and italian Minis
ters Joined in the step thus taken.
The Turkish admiral took by force, from
messenger of the American Consul, a letter
which the ConsulGeleral of Russia had written
to the United States representative. The Ameri-
can Minister has protested against that act o I
violence.
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OBITUARY.
Pierce Butler.

few days ago this gentleman died at one of
his estates in Georgia. The deceased was,
a native of this city where he was boru
during the early part of the present CEN
to obtain liberal education which he after
wards placed to excellent use. He graduated
with hOnors, and, after studying the profession
of the law, was admitted to the bar of Philadel-
phla, and soon became one of its abiest and
most distinguished members. In 1884 Mr.. Butler
was married to Miss Fanny Kembe, the we'll
known actress and authoress, who had arrived
in the United States from England, about
two years previous, and who retired definitely
from the stage after this event. The marriage
life was short and unhappy The tastes and
temperaments of Mr.. and Mrs. Butler differed
so widely that in 1S49 the lady applied for
divorce. Mr.. Butler resisted the application,
but finally divorce from bed and board was
granted. Much was said at the time of the
of this domestic infelicity, the friends of
Mr.. Butler asserting that the desire to be rid of
her husband was the result of undue influence
on the part of her friends over the mind of
Mrs. Butler. Be that as it may, however, bill
OF separation was granted, subsequent to which
she took up her residence with the Sedg-
wick family, at LenoX, Massachusetts, at
Kemble. In his political sentiments Mr.. Butler
was intensely prO-Southern; consequently the
dogmas of state sovereignty and the right of
secession were recognized by him as sound and
constitutional. Notwithstanding these views,
together with his unooubted ability, the deceased
cepting once, If we recollect aright when he
was elected one Of the State electors on the
Pierce ticket. In his social life Mr.. Butler was
distinguished for his courtesy and refinement.
Being gentleman of large erudition and most
agreeable and fluent conversational, he gathered
around him a large number OF warm personal
friends, many OF whom differed greatly with
HIM on political questions.
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Markets by Telegraph,

NEW YORK, August 20. Stocks dull and heavy.
Chicago and Rock Island l02l4 Reading, lc44; Canton
Company, Az Erie, e'1s Cleveland and Toledo, l2S
sVne ana sSIpag sptra @ s0Irs M aSd MchTau
Southern, 81; New York Central, 1906 Illinois
Central, 49, Cumberland preferred. 3i14; Virginia
Skies, 5G Missouri Skies, 1929; Hudson River, l2i%
u. S. Fivetwenties, 1862 34; do 1854 l09z: do 1885,
llO9 ISSUE los; Ten-Ortes 1926 Seven. thrtles,
ali sorts 107 Money 496 per cent Sterling Exchange,
I91s6DlO91s, Gold l407G.
NEW YORK, August 2L-Cotton dull at 2S@2s1ac.
Flour firm; $500 barrels sold; Southern, slo 259l4:
other brands unaltered Wheat easier; 2 900 bushels
sold; amber Michigan, .s2'39; amber Southern s295@
237 Corn easier; $4,000 bushels sold: mixed Western.
Sll21s@ll31a. Oats duh and unchanged. Provisions
quiet and steady. Whisky quiet.
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.
ASTRONOMICAL.

Father Secchi has presented to the French
Academy drawing of the nebula of Orion,
which was lately prepared at the Roman Col
lege, and which he proposes to publish on his
proves it, like its fellow, to be composed essen
italy of some gaseous compound.
NEW SALT.
M. Nicles has caused chlorine and manganese
to unite in such proportions as to form deuto-
chloride of manganese. The new salt is, he finds,
less stable than the corresponding haloic salts
of this base.
ANEW BURNING WELL.
burning well has just been discovered at
Narbonne, France, by workmen engaged In
making borings for an artesian well. The water,
which is charged with sulphate of magnesia,
hydrogen gas, which burns with q reddish
smoky fame, but without emitting smell OF
either bitumen or sulphuretted hydrogen. The
''sinkingn tor the spring was made on the left
branch of the Aude in plain situated about
two metres above the sea-level, and composed of
alluvial mud. The alluVal mud extends to
depth of six metres, then follow tertiary lime
stone and marls, with the remains of marine
shells. At the depth of seventy metres the
spring containing this inhammable gas was
found.
TEST
Herr c. D, Braun states that the sulphate of
aniine is very delicate test for nitric acid. The
sulphate is dissolved in sulphurlc acid and placed
in watch-glass. glass rod Is now dipped in
the suspected liquid, and with It the auiline
solution is stirred around. If nitric acid is pre-
sent red color is produced.
OZONE.
NJ Soret, who some time since stated the
density of ozone to be one and half times that
of oxygen, now has given convincing proof OF
the accuracy of his opinion. By causing the
two bodies to "diffuse," he has found that the
velocities OF transmission give the same value
for the density of ozone as that already ex-
pressed, viz, one and half times that of
oxygen,
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This desire the Emperor communicated, as is
well known, to the Austrian Embassy in Paris
on the morrow of the day on which the sad ne gs
from Queretaro was received. If the EmOeror
Napoleon has been prevented from putting that
project into execution, it was probably with the
object of again rendering possible and assuring
the visit of the Emperor Of Austria TO Paris, to
which the Emperor of the French appears to
attach q certain importance, and which the
painful incident which has occurred might in
any case have impeded. The visit to Salzburg
will no doubt lead to the attainment of that
object, aud It is almost certain that the closing
OF the Paris Exposition will be honOred with
the presence of their Austrian Malesties.
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DANIEL DREW on Hrs MUscLR.-There was
some excitement at the steamboat landing last
night 1t was ocoasioned by Daniel Drew, the
famous steamboat king, teaching a negro his
business. The negro used language towards
Mr.. Drew that was impudent, and made
threats towards the sold man, when the lat
off the boat, and was then taken away by some
of his companiOns,-AI6any KnickerbOcke,
MOndag,
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-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, ETC., as folows;-U. s. 6s of
1881, 1l1@1llI; old 6-2Os, 1l3@ll9l; 6.2Os,
1854, 1O9@lO94; do, 1866, llOt@l1Ob; do, July
1O72@10St; do, 1867, 107h010st; 10-40s, l023@
1O2i; 1905, Aug, lO6b@167i; do, June, 1O6S@
lO7; do, July, 1O6}@107. Gold, l40S@l4lt.
-Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers,
No. 36 s. Third street, report the follow
ing rates of exchange to-day at IL o'clock =
q. s. IS, 1881, lll@l114; U. S. SOS, 1862,
1l3@llsI; do, 1864, 1Os@lO93; DO, 1855,
so 7,o. nsv lGS9Gs; 6 71S1AS lG2
I'd series. lO7@1O7l; Sd series, IO7 6IO7l;
Compound Interest Notes, December, 1864, 1172.
-Messrs. DE Haven q Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates Of ex-
@ll14; do. 1862, 1l3@l1s4; do, 1864, iO9@
1924; do, 1865, llOt@llO4 DO 1865, new, lO7t@
lO28@l024; do. 7'3Os, Aug, 1O7@1O7l; do.
June, 1861 @lO7t; do, July, ,1O6b b@lO7t; Compound
Interest Notes, June, 1864, 1l940; do, July,
1854, 1870; do. August, 1864. lle'4o; do.,
October, 1854 llSs@llS!; DO: December, 1864,
1865, l15j@llSt; do:,. September, 1855, 1l6l@
1l6S: do. October, 1865, 114E0ll5t; Gold, 14O2@
l4l Silver, 1340Dl35&.
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Noon Report OF Markets.

LONDON, August 81 - Noon. - United States
bonds, 73B; Erie Railroad, As. Other American
securities and COnsols are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, August 2l-NOon.--Cottou Quiet;
the sales are estimated at 5000 oales.
BIeadstuffs and Provisions are steady.
ANTWERP, August 2l.-Petroleum is nominal
there being no buyers,
LONDON August 2l. l.-DespatChes from Shang.
hae state that tea Is very active, and the new
crop is going off rapidly,
BERLIN, August 21.-The Prussiaa Govern
ment has decreed tree trade in salt.
Arrival Out OF the st. Laurent.
BREsT, August 21.-Tbe steamer st. Laurent,
from New York on the 10th, arrived to-day.
Market Report TO Two O'Clock.
LONDON, August 21-2 P. MAJ this hour
American securities are quoted as follows:-
United States Five-twenties 795; Illinois Cen
trial. 773; Erie Railroad, 45. Consols for money,
943.
LIVERPOOL, August 2l--2 P. M.-The cotton
market is rather more active, and the estimate
for the sales to day is 10, 900 bales.
Lard, sis. 3d.; Cheese, $685.; Bacon, 43s. Cd.
Other articles are unaltered,
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THE sALZBURG CONGRESS.
Austrian Account of the Imperial Assem-
bIaRe and It's Objects

From the NetO Free Press Of Vienn0, August9.
The supposItions of those who wish to misre-
present the character of this visit OF the EN-
peror Napoleon to the EmperoT, ,nnI o, AusEra are are
object is simply an act OF reciprocal courtesy
originating, in the first place, in the earnest de-
sire OF the Emperor Napoleon to express per.
sonally and before all Europe MS sympathy
sion Of the terrible blow by which IT has just
been stricken.
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BREST, August ZI.-Tbe steamer ST. Lauren
from New York on the 10th, arrived to-day
Market Report TO Two O'Clock,
Personal.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 2l.-Bishop Joseph C.
Talbot, of the Diocese of Indiana. leaves here TO
attend the meeting OF Bishops at Lambert,
England, in September.