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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

i.GUF, CHILs OR INTERMITTENT FEVER
cured. or MONEY refunded. Dr. Wits Aeue
Pills are entirely a new medicine and having
been tried in over .200 of the very worst and
obstinate cases of Chlls and Fever and never
failed even in one case to effect cure, the
proprietor guarantees them to cure every
case even after all other medicines fail
Those suffering should immediately give them
n trial For sale by Druggists or cent by
mail on receipt Of price ST. Address DR..
WITT, Box Gil, Cincinnati. Ohio 21v1
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

IAKE 20 MORE USPLEAsAyr AND UNSAFE rME-
DIES for unpleasant and dangerous diseases Use
HclmbO,A's Extract Buchu and improved Rose
Wash.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

STATE OF LADIdNA, Il Circuit Ccar. angus:
lHiRSiIALL COUNTY Term, 1876.
Sophia Watcrhouse
Complaint ~! Divorce.
William L. Warehouse.
The plaintiff in the above entitled by her al
torney has hled in my office her complaint against the
defendant. and il appearing by the aiiOsvit OF com
petent person. that the defendant. William l. " at
Is therefore hereby notified OF III perGancr OF said
complaint against him. and unless he appear. answer
demur thereto at the calling of said cGuse. the
first day OF the OF said be begun -
held 1T the court house iii the town Of Iv.uoih
the second Monday OF August. 1861, said complain; Gr
the matters and t..nS therein contained ard alie l.
will be heard and ucteI mined in his absence.
JOHN c. CCSHMAE, Clerk.
John c. Osborne, ATTY for PHI -
STATE OF LNQLAN4l In Circuit Court. August
-NARSH4LL COUNTY, Term lSc'.
Charles West
-
Philip Fly AID Torec.oaure.
Mary Ely.
The plaintiff IL the above entitled cause. - his g
oraey has fled my Office hi4 complaint ~ a.ns ne
deiendeu: and il ,pearng bY the affidavit 81 COM
pctent person that the deiendents Phillip : 1nc Ma
are hereby notified the pendency OF said complaint
against them and unless they appear. answer o. ccmur
thereto the calling Of said cause, On tie first day O.
the term sad court TO be begun anu held ~ -
court house in the town Of Plymouth. the second
Monday Of August. 1861 said complaint and the mat
and thnr= nerin contained and alleged Nj. -
heard and determined in their absence.
JOHN z. CrSEMAN Clerk.
Phillips & Johnson htt. Tor l'if. 42T5
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE.
STORED by IIELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

ESFEEELED ayD DELICATE Constructors OF
both sexes. use IlEIMRoLD's EXTRACT BucrU. 1t
ill give brisk and energetic feelings ande nablc
vO2 70 sleeN .Sell.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

HErHnorD's ExrE ct BUcHu gives health ans
cor TO the frame and bloom to tn pa.id cheek
Debility is accompanied by m my alarming symp
toms. and If no treatment is submitted to, con
sumption, insanity or eplepic Cts ensuo.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

IEfIsoLDr FLUID EXTRACT Brcuu is pleas.
ent in taste and odor free from al injurious prop
rites, and immediate i'm is action.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

P1ASo TUN1NG AND RErAIRINa.-F. Il.
Waliher, Piano maker Of # Wayne, and for
q number of years an cmr.ovc in the Piano
mandatory of shoemaker & Co, Philadcl-
phia, will be in this place to-day and to-mor-
fow Thursday and Friday to offer his ser
vices in tuning and repairing Pianos. Terms
reasonable, and satisfaction guaranteed
Orders may be left at the Parker House.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11
CGHss,ill s,tIOn Durable by DE
SGsscUCIA's Medicines.

To CURE CONSUMPTION. the system must be pre-
pared that the lungs will heal To accomplish this.
the liver and stomach must first be clcanscd and APP
petite created good wholesome food which by these
medicines will be dgested properly ana good healthy
blood made: thus building mp constitution.
SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE FILLS cleanse the stomach
Of all bilious or mucous accumuation- and by using
the Sea Weed Tome in connection, the appetite is res
tored.
SCHECNE'S PULMOf1 SYRUP IS n;.riciCus as
well medical. AMI, ny using the three remedies all
impurities gre expelled from The system. and GOOD.
Wholesome blood made which will rcpcl al disease If
patients win take these medicines according TO direc-
on-. Consumption very frequently in lis last stage
Yields readily to their action Take the pills frequently.
To cleanse The liver and stomach II does not follow
that because the bowels cOstivc they are not
required for sometimes in dia-rea they necessary
The )Iach must be kept hrahv. and an appetite
ted 10 allow the PIlmOHic Syrup act the reSpi-
r,tory organ. properly and aay any irritation Then
sill that is required To perform permanent is. TO
prevent king cod. Exercise about the rooms as much
as possible ali the richest food !at meat game.
and in fact anything the appetite hut be parti-
cIAr and masticate H. .ld ". IA. mo VI.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11
Matchmaking.
G. HASLANGER g. BROS,

Manufacturers wagons carriages etc. BLACK
mitbing. painting nud grsining doaet order
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

We were in error list week in stating ti.at
little boy Of Mr. c. G Buck wa injured b.
falling through tn -ct.itle hole in his fathers
store The little fellow received his injuries
from a fall hacl. Of Corbin 4 Benson Block;
We are glad to learn tha, re has ai'os:t rccov-
cred from his injuries
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

From and after April 29th 1857 ,rains will leave ir
in connection with al western lines as follows:
FROKDJ'NKIRK AND SALIVA TCa-Ey New York
time from Union dopot-
80 1. H. NE'IV YORKD4Y E-yPPESc, From Dun.
kirk Sundays excepted.) Stops NJ Salamanca. and
II Hornellsville and Corning with the u
Express from Buffalo. and arrives in New York al 90
A. NJ.
. IS r. ". LTGHTvTNG E.KPRE,SS from salalnsnca.
(sundays excepted stops Hcrnelsville 5.25 r NJ
(supper intersecting with the 20 train from Dgalo
and arrives in New York at 100 A. NJ.
40 W. WV YORK NIGHT EXPRESS, from Dun
NJ; Olean 7.35 I'M Turner's $50 A. NJ and arrives in
Few York at 80 p. NJ. connecting with afternoon
trains and steamers for Boston and New England cit
F-H0N Bt.FF,iLO--By Ncw York time from Depot
Exchange and Michigan Streets
SIS 4. IT. NEW YORK DAY EMPRESS. SUNDAYS
excepted) stops at lIornesville 9,03 (bkf) Sus-
guehanna 2.ls P NJ; (dne) Turner's sos NJ, sup)
and arrives in New York 1920 p. NJ Connects at
Great Bend with Delaware. Lackawanna s. Western
railroad and at Jersey city with midnight Express
train of New Jersey railroad for Philadelphia, Baii-
more and Washington.
500 Il " EXPRESS Nan. via Avon and HorneIs-
VILE Sundays excepted arrives in New York at 90
A. M. connects at Emiea with Ncrthern-centra rail.
way for Iarrisb burg. Phila 5eIplia Baltimore Wash
ington and points south.
go p M LIGHTNING ETPRFSS SUNDAYS EXCEPT
ed stop, IT llornelsville 5.25 NJ (sup) and arrives
In New York 100 A. NJ connects at Jersey city with
Baltimore and Washington, and at New York with
morning Express train for Boston and New England
cities.
$40 Y. H. EETV YORK NIGHT EXPRESS daily. stops
NJ Portage S.55 p. intersecng al lIornesve with
the 4, 10 train from Dunkirk, and arrives in New
York at ~, 30 NJ.
II 30 Il. W. CINCINNATI EMPRESS, Sundays ex-
cepted) stops at Susqueh2nnah 7,22 A. "; (bkft J
Turner's 10 r. (dine) and arrives in New York at
32J p. Elmira. with northern Central
r. X. Tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
lngton ~ points soaih; at Great Bend with Delaware
Lackawanna Il Western railroad for Scranton, Trent
and Philadelphia. and ut New York with afternoon
trains and steamers for Boston and New England cit
les.
Only orn train Sunday. leaving Buffalo at 10
p. NJ, and reaching New York at Il, 80 p. N.
Boston and New England passengers, with their bag.
gage are transferred free Of charge in New York.
To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie railway pre-
sens many objects of interest. passing through the
beautiful valleys of the Chemung, Susquchanna. Della
ware and Ramapo rivers, an ever changing panorama
OF natures beauties commands attention
The best ventilated and most luxurious sleeping
coaches ~ TIE WORLD accompany all night trains
on this railway.
BA ga GE CHECKED THROUGH
Arftare al,g1ys as lo,o as any Other route
Which be obtaiued at at principal Ticket Ofces In
the west and southwest.
~ RXDDLE WV II. BARR,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL. VIGOR are
eGained By HEtMBoLD's ExTEAcr BUcRU
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11
G.. G.. a L. az. go. Time Fable.

G.. G.. "a l.. az. So. Time Fable.
SUMNER ARRANG ENENT.
EASTWARD.
Leave La Porte, dalyl $40 . -
Sundays Excepted,N
Arrive ~ PI ymouth ,...s..........i0:C0 i N
WESTWARD.
EeaveFlvmoutN.. ................ go P. VI
Arrive III La oIlcf- INV y.
Trains run BY Michigan Sou. hern &; Northern
Iniiana a'roid time. which Is - minutes slow
crt'.srP, Fl. w 4 err. time.
f. II. SCOTT, Supt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

Ms. EMPRESS. EXPIRES. EXPRESS EXPIRES.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

1t is pleasant 10 recommend really mo-itorious
tclc hence ask those suffering from dyspepsia nrr-
vou-nes. debility 10 try Or Strirklni Tonic Or.
L. ". sans ordered s worth for J. c. HAYS Decatur
Ala T. Hart. New York city saws. III cured ne
where can get il for my friends: Thus they write
from all quarters. 10 I'M
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11
ERgsssEsS az XGgTsy.

gentlemen vho suffered for y'2-r fToI:- neryo1s 6e
5liiv. premature decay and ihe ea.s Of or'hful in
discretion viii for Tie sake u sc. Ing humanity. send
free all who need Il. the recipe AID directions for
king the simple remedy by which lie was cured
Sufferers wishing &c prca " he advertiser experience
do 90 by addressing n confdcDce JOHN r. oG-
DEN - cedar ST. New 1 orl 3Gy'.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

Those having legal business to transact
notes to collect. OF any business whatevrr 70
attend to in tho Circuit or Common Pleas
Courts. will f,d il To- their aslyani"Se 20 cal,
or J. G. Osborne i;ti
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

The fourth passed off quietly for tie most
part in this place few firecraclsers explo-
ded by the boys, picnic to the beautiful
Maxinkuckee Lake, visit by some of our
citizens to the thriving village of Bourbon.
some whiskey, and more laguer imbibcd. and
as a result few patriotic quarrcls and eyes
dressed in mourning. co lstituted the princi-
pal exercises of the day. On the whole, the
day was one of as much quiet and good order
as has been any fourth ofJuly here for anum-
Der of years past We heard many express
their regrets that q good old fashioned cele-
bration such a. we used to have couli not
have been enjoyed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

The term of Miss Tinslcy's school closed
last Monday, and on Tuesday the scholars had
pic mir at the Fair gfound. Not having
been present We are unable to give particu
lars, but presume the little ones had a good
time and enjoyed themselves well Such
affairs are very interesting to the little folks,
and if properly conducted, are calculated to
exercise good influence upon them.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

The best ventilated and most luxurious sleeping
coaches ~ TIE WORLD accompany all night trains
this railway.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11
% to 81 Miles the SHORTEST ROUTE

All trains running directly through to New York
So 4Go MILES WITHOUT CHANCE OF COACHES.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

Attention is called 10 the advertisement OF
DR. Rou;zahn's celebrated family iaedicires.
The increasing popularity Of these Justly
celebrated medicines Is truly wonderful. Or.
I a. Lcmon Is the aeent fnr pIymoath
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

SCIc1DE.-The Valparaiso Vidette & Re
public, Of yesterday, records the suicide Of
Mrs. Peterson, very amable and estimable
bdy, who resided near Boone Grove, in Por
ter county. In the absence Of the family she
hung herself with comforter, such as is worn
around the neck Her son, with whom she
lived, found her in the house dead, and al
though every effort was made 10 restore life,
il was Of no avail
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

STATE OF IADLANA, IL Circuit Ccar. Angus:
RiRSEdLL COUNTY Term, 49,.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

This place was visited with Eoa,y .an cf
rain on Monday last. 1t was accompanied
with considerable wind. but not enough to
materially injurc the crops. The weather
since has beer considerably cooler than be-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11

To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie railway pre-
sents many objects of interest passing through the
beautiful valleys of the Chcmung, Susquchanna, Della
ware and Ramapo rivers. an ever changing panorama
OF natures beauties commands attention.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-11
SURVEY Notice.

For sale by II. Il. DICKSON & co,
43-fm PLYMOUTH, IND
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STATE OF INDIANA In Circuit Court. August
MARSHALL LOL-fII Term, lSG;.
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II. CORBIS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

SEow.-The world is crazy fl
show. There is not one person In p
thousand who ddTes tall back on his
real, simple self for power to get
through the world, and exact enjoy
mentS as he goes along. There is too
much living in the eyes OF other peo.
pc TheIeiS NJ ID to the sping. the
mImicry, the false aris, the superficial
airs. 1t requires Iare courage, we
admit, t. live up to ones enlightened
convictions in these days. Unless
You consent TO join in the general
cheat. there is no room for you among
the grea- mob of pretenders. If n
man dares tu live within his means.
and is reso ute ia his purpose not 20
appear more than he really is. 'ethim
be- applauded. There is sOa eth ng
fresh and invIgoTating in such anCI
ample, and we should honor ana up
hold such man with all the energy
in our power
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
STEVENS HOUSE,
~, as, 35 d ri Broadway N. ".
OpPosis Boirihg r''n
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN

HNHE STEVENS HUU-E l. wei uad wd,.l
i known 10 the tav, Lin luhh,. Tie locath .
h especially snitahe g. Merchant aud hus ines
men IL j. in elusr prx m " To- the hu-irs-S PSF
of the cit,- is % the phway o. S"utlssr IN
Western trsvel-snd adj reHt 10 all th- o. IN ipa
Railroad and Stesmbnsi drpafs.
THE STEVENS HOUSE his liberal acc NM
dsiion tyr 3nO que ts- u y well FURNISHED
and possesses every mud~rn improvement f'r th,
cnmfo't and entertainment Il IT, inma ateS Tn
ronms are spacion- and we'll veniilatd PROVIDED
With Rss and wster-thr attend ,nre is prompt ald
re~pectiUl and the t.ble is generously pt s,d- /
with ever o-hca~y Of the sea~an--t m"drraf.
rates. The rpoms have heen refurni h-d and "
modelled. ve are enAhl~d n Orr extra t.ciihis.
for The comfort and pleasure of our t;ue-ts
GEO. X. CHASE q co,
fane O. en. prcrris1sTI
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
A FIRST CLASS AsRcUlIBaGl JoVsNAI
For Only 81!

TTNHE Southern RuraliSt h i-sned. a. q usatI,
Il printed qnsrto Of 10 pages. % The lst af each
month. a GreensbarR. Ia ny ". A. swaSey 4
Co. TEEHs-0n- enpy year $50: ten copies |
yesr. o. . and . premium Of IS in Choice Garden
Seeds, esrswberry Plants. Grape Vine. &c. for
every eluh OF 80. prrniums N Be selected by The
subscriber, themselves frvm cur nsxt Pail csta.
l-g-e saRe So
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

Men are willing to be laughed at
for their wit, but not for their folly.
Why is dancing like rev milke
Because II strengthens the eqlrCf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

hlftu tHllSSdrIeS may dictate 10 them.
, Elections under such a state of things
is but solemn moCkery. Experience
may yet teach us, il indeed it has not
| already taught us, that universal
. suffrage ia, as Burke SAID, "but a
splendid theory" from which we may
vet have to take 4 step backward.
Certainly II iSG curse when conferred
, upon an ignorant mass wholly desti,
tutc Of information on matters of
! government. Yet This curse Of
Congress has inflicted on helpless
people without even q voice in the
body that imposed it upon us. When
once this evil is fastened upon us by
0nr own consent, We never can escapu
from it hereafter.
No one can regret more than do
that the present state OF tl!lgs has
been forced upon the country; here
was TO OCCASION FCrit, and patriotism
had no pars in its Inauguration. It
grew out Of party opposition to tne
President who possessed the dictates
Of patriotism,CgldeG lE tie mandates
Of the Constitution, rather than bow
the knee 70 pCrtv hphCsts. His plan
OF reconstruction had accomplished
. al taaf was necessary, anu but fOr
Ithc seeds OF olssrntjon sown UY the
party opposed to him, the country
. ""UIl now be IN the ejoTncnt CT
happiness ana prosperity, with 8 re.
neWed promise Of perpeuitv to the
government. notwithstanding his
efforts, We now ace th&t a portion OF
the Southern people, whom he en-
deavO'ei TO screen and eve ir9N up
! the Constitution over fber- IT his
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
THE SOUTHERN FARMER

ISa beautifully Illustrated monthly Of l6 pages
Il qnarto devoted to the interest Of the Farmer
the Fruit Grower. the Gardener. the Stock Raiser
Inventor. and Manufacturer, while every House.
keeper will find g. | think an invaluable compsn.
ion. Subscription price 81 90 per annum. 10 sd-
vance.
] have engaged the sblcst pens 10 the Sonth to
assist me, and am determine d TO make The FARNER
pleasing TO ulo South In this hour Of her distress
and need.
NJ. W. PHILLIPS.
Formerly Of Edwards Depot. Niss1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03

80 ~ $50 for prime Reef continued Grns With mocar
ate demand the saes being LIS bhls ssf So for extra
and SIS Sz4 for plain Reef hams and terce beef
were dull and nominal. foe meats tae demand was
moderate prices however steady rhe ss.es were
lH packages a. lbsc l6c for hams and NC s<c for
snou'desn nacsa houyh quiet ruled ar,n a. previous
sales $50 bills az lsc Butter steady and quoted
a. l5c e, aud Western Ito &c. Cheese
was uncn ansed = 7c: and toxc, "a to q.aiity. .
[EfRo Run -Crute sls active and have only 70
note tho sale o. 200 bbs IN bulk the spot al 4c ind
GAZING further advance There active demand Tor
On the spot but little Tor future delivery the mar
ket closed nr ~ zoe for standard white The ases were
fully 1000 Dbl. standard white 500 do prime white
a. yc b. and o0O do standard white for the balanee
OF ,hs m0tn q 5-sc buyers option Or free sale Was
made OF 100 bb prime light white a. 45hc, which
An Advance IN Philadelphia the market continued &C.
i've ana prices weIe hisher sales OF eo bb prime Hight
straw 70 whss s 5000 do standard white Tor septem-
vem6sr December and January GOO each rnonth .; 3ss
ana LOU DO from October to December at S2c
hcx.-NaLsoon wa9 more active salss or 100 baxs Ia
tons.
suaAs-RAw was ia fair demand aad rrcss steady
me sAles we're upon basis Of li HAc for fatr 70
good rehniag Cuba. The sales ie5 hlds at HE
tsc. for Cuba and i2c 1880. for Porto Rico Refined
was quiet oul steady at Our last quotations
sTfARiNr The demand moderate at former prices
at 7ac. l0tro, tH
sSsDs o. al kinds were aui,. steady at our former
QUOTATIONS.
steady. ssiss lis 00c lbs at ilssc Abs.
Wnr EIr -Recepis. IFS bbIs Western - boud vas Ia
far demand and hm SAFES 800 bbls prime a, c State
Hss Dial, aud noniaaf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03
LONG lslAso IsreLLIssscs.

DISTRACTIONS pIiczD On tbs TRACK OF the B.ooxLYS
cEsrs.i HutsoAp.-As Mr. Lott, Jr. OF woodhsven,
was returning homo along The track OF the Brooklyn
Central Railroad. at eleven o'clock Saturday night he
Hills and the Union Course. Ho removed the obstruction
Dissolve rail placed the track between Cyprus
and tsrdsy reported the TO tho ohcers OF the
road This Il the second attefapt within two weeks 10
throw a train OF the track hear this place sharp
watch Is being kept along tho whole iinc and II the
mscreant 10 discoys red no mercy will be shown him.
FATAL AcclDEsr.-on Saturday . soldier named John
son wss killed Of we,ts Point BY heavy wagon wheel
falling upon his breast from platform He crushed
90 badly thai ne lived but few hours.
rousp DROWNED day or Two ago the body Of girl,
,vs,ve or fourteen year, OF ago was found floating In
Nevtown Cress on Dutch Hill. There were no marks
Of violence about ~. II was not recognized and had
bsen IN the water eight on DAYS Coroner Hgbie,
OF Astors, bed an inquest. ast verdict or found
drowned was rendered.
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{ Two O,Clorix Il. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AUNDAY, .6pI. - It.
coErSE-The news by The steamer fsom Rio was favor.
able, and hodcrs In consequence vsry arm In their
views. The demand however, moderate, and We have
only to note the sale OF 800 bags steamer Havana
private terms.
ColIoy-fhe market ain continued quls, but prices
remained steady The Gales limited o. COZ bales At
2Sc. &c. for nidduR upands-almos ali tho latter
figure.
FIous AND asArSRecepts 10 sse bbls eour. $50 bags
corn meal .e6ls bushels wheat, as do corn Os do.
more sendv with improved demand for ccsswiss ship
seller This was particularly the with high grades,
which were freely taken 10 a seh improve
men California was quiet and steady. The sales
about 900 bbls Southern hour Also moro active and
within The range a. cur quotations -four continue 70
~ Is Corn meal was dull and have only 10 note the
sale OF bushels Brardywins on private ferms we
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03
sHiPPIN G NEW s.

l ALMANAC voa
............ NOON ......,...eye VI
.........,.,. ~ MES wanna morn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03

Mining shares were dull and Irregular At the 6rst
board WAIKIKI Lead closed 30 higher that q. the same
time Saturday, selling at 5ic Cosydon &c., selling at
81 As; New York and E!dcfado I0c selling at 50;
Edsehili Mining was loc lower selling o. So rs; Har
mon Gold and Silver sold a. 50 10: Rocky Mountain
Gold, 81 IS 10. TO-.
The business at the sub-Trsssury to-day was a. fol-
lows:-
Total receipts o4a Tota! ray,nsn.a s4o4s 6sr
For customs $4,000 Balance 80. I'LL 6o4. a26
For gold notes. 7l,000
Chicago journal OF Saturday says in relation to the
condition OF local monetary affairs
The general features Of the money market continue
about the same as those noted daily during the past
week For discounts the demand is limited and In
quarters hear complaints Of . scarcity OF first
class paper. There Is very active demand for cur
close Most Of the banks sece we'd remtances from tue
East to-day, enabling them to moot oil drafts without
being pincnsd.
The country banks continue TO check vita lberality,
and balances are low Some Of the Milwaukee banks
in tho hed for currency to-day. Business on tue
street IS revvlng, but not rapidly There are no ndi
when description OF business was moro or less In
aed with speculation but tue prospects for good.
healthy, conservative trade exosllsn The influx OF
country buyers is considerable but their purchases are
individually confined to sorting up for Immediate wants
The monthly range Of the gold msrkst since the qua
pension thus ehowp.--