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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

EMIGRATloN.-There has not been
such a tide of emigration setting into
our State since 1850, as there Is at
the present time, judging from the
number of emigrant wagons that
have daily thronged our streets for
the past three weeks. Long trains
of them are to be seen vending their
way westward every day, in search
of new homes on our broad, rich pra-
ries, and judging from the "old army
blue" that cover most of them, they
are the brave young men of the Re.
public, who, after conquering treason
and rebellion, have beaten their
"swords into ploughshares", married
the "girl of their choice, left their
eastern homes, to find new one in
loyal. Republican Iowa, where the
principles for which they fought, are
most loved and cherished.
We extend thcm cordial well
come.
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THE ALBA RALLY.-The Mass
Meeting at Abba, yesterday, was a
success. A large and enthusiastic
audience assembled in the Court
House square after dinner, and lis.
tened to one Of the ablest speeches
OF the campaign, delivered by Hon.
>. +. Wilson, in his happy, convin-
cling, and forcible style, and we have
reason to believe that our cause was
much benefited thereby, as Mr.. Viii.
son handled the financial issue in q
manner perfectly satisfactory to his
entire audience.
In the evening there was torch
light procession, participated in by
the Abba Tanners, Capt ]. A. Swig.
gets Blakesburg Tanners, and a
company Of Charlton Tanners. They
made a very fine appearance, and
went through evolutions of the drill,
equal TO old veterans, as indeed MANY
of them were.
After this parade, Hon. E. Il.
Stiles, of this city, delivered an able
and argumcntative speech in the
Court House, which was filed to it's
utmost capacity, and in fact hun
drcds were compelled to go home, on
account of not being able to get in
side the building.
Mr.. Stiles was listened to through
cut very attentiyely, and was fire..
quently greeted with outbursts Of ap.
plause.
Our Abba friends are well pleased
with the success Of their meeting
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

ENLARGED.-The Weekly Abba
Union, III the Gath inst, comes to us
enlarged TO an eight column sheet,
with new Head and new Dress, and
greatly improved in every respect,
and the citizens Of Abba should be
proud OF now having one of the lar.
gcst and best local papers in the State
and give to its able, patriotic and
loyal editor, Val Mendle, the most
liberal aud hearty support, that is
due him for the expense incurred in
giving them an organ, that will great
~ assist in building up the business,
wealth, and prosperity of their grow
ing Young city.
Val, we extend to you our NJ
and hope q permanent, and profita.
Die "Ohion" may ever exist between
you and the good citizens of Abba.
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A Positive Remedy for all
kinds Of Humors.

Scrofula, Scurvy, SaIt-Rheum, Carbun-
Giles and BoiIs, Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections Of the Skin, Inf1ammatory
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
DisrrhGa, Mercuriai Diseases, and every
faint Of the System; Dyspepsia, and those
Affections originating in the Derangement
Of the Digestive Organs viz, Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous A.
tections, Headache, languor, and Depres-
sion Of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, Consti-
patton.
NyHIS excellent medicinal compound was first
i prepared by DR.. j. w. POLAND, in 1s47,
and was then employed with great success in
expelling humors from the blood but in 1913
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physi-
clan, especially in the treatment of humors sug-
gestsd some important improvements, which were
adopted and which has made it ESQ the people say)
the very best remedy for all kinds of humnrs known
to e. the faculty."
This preparation Is composed entirely of vegeta-
.bles. among which are Sarsaparia, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot
When the originator lived in New Hampshire at
GoAstown Centre, for the space of thirty or forty
miles around, and in Manchester particularly, the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which il eff
fected. Though manufactured in large quantities
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas-
crs had to wait for more to be made In that re.
gion, some very severe cases Of Erysipelas were
treated with, and they were cured Erysipelas
sores, or carbuncles, --those ugly painful ulcers
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. So it was with Scrofula and
Salt-Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
1t free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant to
the taste, safe, yet sure and effective in its action
PREPARED AT THE
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yesterday.
Mr.. Wentz. the gontlomaniy, and
accomplished Agent of the B. & NJ
r. II. will accept our thanks for ia
vors extended on this occasion
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IAN ERIcAN ALOE.
This delicious preparation, made from the
root of the American Aloe, tagava), is tho ia
vorite, and almost universal beverage of the
inhabitants of the mountains Of Peru, Mexico,
and Lower California, where the plant grows
in wild luxuriance. Their physicians con-
stantly recommend It as a stimulant, and
diuretic. in all diseases where such remedy
10 indicated. One of the Proprietors, in trav.
cling through Mexico and Lower California,
several years ago, had confided to him bya
Spanish Padre, the Recipe for its preparation
They now offer 1t to the public with the hope
that its high reputation as remedy on the
Pacific Coast, will be infinitely enhanced by
its success upon the Atlantic. Its undonbted
efficacy in Gravel, Gout Chronic rheumatism
lncrent Dropsy. TlstIlence, Collie Pains: in
. atructions in the Ladder, Kidneys, and
& larry Organs; in Dyspepsia, and General
olty, and in Exhausted Vital ErerGy-is
i,'a!ed. It is considered by the Goxicans
i IN absolute specific for scurvy.
DIRECTIONS.
Diuretic, tablespoonful in wine
sweetened water three times day,
lore meals. As a .Stimntant, from half
lass to wneglassful in a little water,
-,eion may require. Observe the Seal
40 cork OF the bottle, that it has not
~. siously broken. Full value will be
ihe empty bottles and boxes When
- 10 the Proprietors,
BROWN g. KOLlOCK,
1901 RIDGE AVENUE. Philadelphia.
Sept lw&dly.
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+. W. AND J. HAwLEY Jr.-Mr.
ia mes Hawlcy Jr., of the above well
known house, has returned from
New York much better pleased with
the state of tho Dry Goods, than the
political market there.
They will shortly receive stacks of
new goods, bought for cash at bot
tom prices which they will dispose Of
to their customers, at their usual
liberal rates.
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RErURNED.-Dr. e. G. Warden has
just arrived from New York, where
he bought largely of goods suitable
for his well known trade, and at pri-
ces but little higher than those pre-
vailing prior to the war.
He will be receiving them shortly.
and will then give his customers the
benefit of the extremely favorable
market he struck.
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Thursday, October 8, 1868.

The following property Six head OF
colts, one yearling heifer, one jack, two
jennets, ten lead of hogs, one Excelsior
Reaper and Mower, farming utensils
and other articles too numerous IL non
ton.
will also offer for sale my Morgan and
Bertram Stallion. Sale to comm nee al
10 o'clock. Terms made known N day
of sale.
II. S. HARLAN.
Sept. II '6s, w3w.
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HoME AGAIN."-It is with pleas.
ure that we chronicle the 7" safe re-
turn Of Mr.. w. H. Caldwell, with his
blushing BRIDE" Both are looking
exceeding we'll, and we presume are
Immensely happy. in the bonds Of we'd
ded bliss, and all hands Of the CouR-
Ter, from the Editor-in- Chief, down
to "Satan's Imp" join in wishing
them happy voyage down the
stream of time"
Rad the letter of Gen. John A.
Dix, on the political situation, in
another column. Gen. Dix is DEM
ocrat, but not of those who are will
ling to surrender to Hampton 4 Co.,
after having whipped them on the
battle field. Democrats, read it and
profit by it, by following his lead,
and casting your ballots in favor of
loyalty, peace, and free republican
institutions, all of which, are embod-
led in the candidates and platform of
the Republican party.
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Total
HALLS
veretab|e Siciian Hair Remover
s7os2 SO

Ecerv year increases the p0pas
0r0ttO,s, sUhicA is due to meia,
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that 1t is kept fatlIy asp 81
It, high standard, and to tH0se
sCltO hare 3lcUeT ltseN ID 3Ue car
confidently sag, that 1t Is the OnIy
reliable and perfected prepdrG-
tiO3t to restore GRAY Gls EADEN
HAIR to its youthful color, max.
ing 1t soft, litstTOats, and sitken:
the scalp, by its use, abec6nles
sUhite and clean; 1t, 9en0ces all
erMptiOsss and daadr1tt, and by
It's tonic properties preceats fiss
hair from falling out, as it sti1,s-
uLGtes and nOyriSItes the hair
glands. By its use the hair grOaos
thicker and stronger. In badness
to their normal UigOr, and aciE
create a mesU grOsCth ercept ss.
eCtreme Oltl age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
ever used, as it requires feaCea
GppIicGtiO5lS, and OtUes the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
90 much admired Or al. a. A.
H0yes, NJ. d., State Assayer OF
Mass, says, sstAe constituents are
pure and carefully selected fGs
cccelIesst quality, and 1 consider
It the BEST PREPARATION for
its intended purposes Ne pub
Jish q treatise on the hGir, eChicR
zoe send free by mail upon appli~
cation, sUhich contains cOna1ne1a
d1tOry notices from cIeTgyn,eE
physicians, the press, and others,
We have made the study of the
hair and its diseases u speciNJta
for gears, and E,sOaC that ace man;
the most effective preparation for
the restoration and tie 2,reserUG
ton of the hair, e.ctdnt, and SC
acknowledged Oy the best NEedi.
cnl and Chemical Authority.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Me1icim
COOK, c0eURN & CO.
9en1 Agents for North Western Slater
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
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HORSES, CATTLE. MULES q SHEEP.
This powder is prepared from the recipe Of an
old English Farrier, is now, ard has been for
not alone for its curative but also its tteningpro
perties. For the following diseases, twill inVar-
ably be found safe, certain and speedy care:
Fsvers Of all kinds, Distcmae, Founder,
Coughs, Loss Of appetite Hide Bonaad, Eel
lo.o Water, as also all diseases arising ti.o'aa
disordsred Stomach, or an impure state Il p
Blood. .--@~+
PABKERT CORDIAL CONDITION POWDER,
A its name indicates, is gentle stiniulant. ia.
like the many articles sold throughout the co,sss
for the diseases of Horses and Cattle, this prelar
alton is entirely of vegetable orgin-no minerals
enter into its composition. Being composed en-
tirely OF aromatic seeds, herbs, roots and barEs,
1t may be used with fun confidence as to its entire
safety, certainty, and mildness Of operation. 1t
clearses the Blood, loosens the Hide, gives to the
Skin a smooth and glossy appearance, removes all
bad humors, and by its Strengthening, life-giyirg
properties, infuses into the. dcbilitated, broken
down animal action and spirit and restores TO BIN
all his natural grace and beauty,
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RECORDED SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN
WAPELLo COUNTY, FoRWEEK END
ING SEPT. 10, 1868, by d. w. Tow
Err. Recorder.
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cHE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.

MARRIEp.-On Sept. 22nd, at Mt
Pleasant, by Rev. e. H. Waring, Mr..
VIM. Il. ToMLINsoN, of Burlington, to
Miss. MARY LEIsERRlNa, of Mt.
Pleasant.
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NEW-ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT.
And for sale by all Dealers in Medicine.
@. DAMON Dc CO., Proprietors.
Public Sale.

The undersigned i'll offer at Public
Sale. at his residence. four miles north of
Ottumwa, on the Fremont road, on
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vors extended on this occasion.
RECORDED SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN
WAPELLo County, FoRWEEK END
ING SEPT. 10, 1868, by ID. w. Tow
Err, Recorder.
J. Todd to VIM Crosson, lot
8, b 80, Eddyville, 400 90
] w Scribner to same lot s
b %, same. $50 90
A w CASTOR to J A Wilson,
lot 81, A H w Il II add. OFT, so 90
T P Nation,,to J Bliley, lot
10, b 10, Blake's add OFT. 800 90
A f Holly to M Hammond,
lot 4, b %. same. 100 90
J d Devin to M Glenn, lot
"a, 35, 36, and 81, east OFT, 100 90
] b Becker to f Il Mitchell,
66x168 IT. lot 1909 same. $50 90
5000 90
NJ 4 4 White to p Jemison,
160 Sec 90 ant 20, TIP II
r IL 400 90
J w Carpenter to VIM Rob
ertson, 40 Sec 20, TIP. 73, r
ID. 1900 90
A g Smock to G Smock, 10
a Sec 26, TIP az r. IL. 1900 90
Jas Crowley toJ Harper, 40
a Sec % TIP II, r ID. $50 90
S III Nuttingto G w Nutting
40 Sec SO, TIP ~, L II 100 90
J NJ Fish to ID Brown, 10 a
Sec 4 9, Tp7 r 10 300 90
] T Hackworth to J Standi-
fer, 40 Sec %, Up u, r II 4s6 90
J Heckart TO NJ J Ballard
20 Sec q, TIP Il, r IA, 30 90
NJ Ballard to w N Ballard,
5 Sec 81, TIP II, r II II 80
A Lyman to S Chapman, ga
Soc 10, TIP %, r II 100 90
1922 so
Lots 2940 90
Total s7032 so
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List Of Americans registered as rno orfcc Of
Bowcs Brothers CO., II Rue dc Ia paix, Paris, FOR
Mr.. Gordon Grant, Mrs. George Clarke Mrs. ]. W.
Nlnton, Mr.. q. Remington, Rev. and Mira A. H. Gray,
samanos, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Noise. MIRA N. II. liar
beck, Mss Iarbeck MT: y. O. Young, Miss 8
Clarke. Mr. Il. Roberts, Mrs. l.. Roberts, Miss NJ.
Eoberts Mr.. o. s. Bull, Miss II. Bomclinaus, Mr.
and Mrs. c. d Douglas, Mr.. J. Mailer. Boston.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. =: Perry, Mr.. aud Mrs. n. Tucker Mr.
son and family, Mrs j. Forster, Miss J. A. Adams
Miss Bond, Mrs. Cortazzo, Mrs. II. II. Bond. Mr..
George Bond, Mr.. W. 4. Draper, wire and family !;
Er. T. M. =. johnston. Mrs. IL. HUT, Mrs. Il. r.
Stearns, Ma. Charles Gordon. Phladclphia-Mr.
II. IL. Townsend, Mr.. M. Weaver and wife, Mr. ~
Smith, Mr.. J. w. Miller. Rome--Mr. J. " Gould.
vernont--AIss A. &. Johnson. Washington--Mr w.
q. Gunnell ulenwood-Mr. " +. Gron. 81. Iouis--
MRS. u. Cboueau. Miss g. Choutcsu. Northampton
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Hale, Mr.. y. A. whitney
Hprlnghed-Mr H.. Q. BoldeB. Legh0rn--Mr
Charles Bloyd. Porilani-Mr. X. P.h. Thacier.
Mr. II. AcDowelL
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Tho border State bonds were inactive and rem
orally dul Tho disputed issues OF new North Caro-
Iinas have bcen declared good delivery for past
transactions. but must DO called separately 10 future
ct the Stock Exchange.
There was no late session Of either OF the boards
on Saturday afternoon. Tho following were the
closing quotations OF the second open board -
Wells, Fargo a Co.'s Express, 20 2o1; Adams Elk.
press as,s 4sis; United States Express 4ek; Mer.
chants Union Express, 1o,s 1o,l; Canton, ASK o
4s,k; Mariposs. &C; do. preferred, II %; Pacific
Mail, iIcIl ii6t; western Union Telegraph, s7S o
37I1; New York Central, fcs,s 1903; Eric, g73. q
sIis; do. preferred, 81 90: Hudson River l2s 100;
Harlem l27; Reading ssx psh; wabash, SIX o
5sJs; Milwaukee and st. raul GGH 81; do. pre-
ferred SSH ssn; Fort Wayne Ill. o liiK; Ohio
and Mississippi, 3ois sox; Michigan Southern, s5a
sjIx Illinois Central, la q 1885, PIttsbufg, S61
81: Toledo. 10ix lo2; Rock Island, 1857 a. 1884,;
Northwestern, sax s4,s; do. preferred, S7k SIX.
Just beforo the closing OF tho Long Room, al four
O'Clock, and during the succeeding street transac-
tons On the sidewalk In front OF the Stock Ex-
change, very unsettled feeling prevailed as the
suit Of the bank statement and prices shifted con-
stantly. During this time Now York Central declined
TO 124 124x, and quarter OF one per ceus was Of
fered Tor the privilege OF putting Erie at 35% next
week. Erie was made weak by the crbe telegram
announcing fail OF the sterling bonds to 25X.
There was general pressure TO sell aud less dispo.
sition TO buy.
Alta quarter 10 i've O'Clock P. NJ. tba following
were an accurate quotations couid DO gathered la
the fuctuating state OF the msrkct:-Pacino Mail,
1ts%; New York Central, 12th i2iH; Erie. 3ox a
36H; Reading, psk 9sh; Milwaukee, and It Paul.
05h bid; DO. preferred ss,S bill; Fort Wayne lux
alllIs; Michigan Southern, IS . ssY; Rock iaand,
1854 1881; Northwestern, tsh TsH; do. preferred,
s2as2L.
Annexed IS o comparative statement showing the
shpUicns OF Rpecie tom thus pert last week aud
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Wheat very opet but very hrn. Common No spring
here aavo been no ,ss above 81 S. since those reord %
Saturdays HrsALp The sales ABOUT - 900 bushels
for cho. q q Tor wlrsr cornwa, ssea y tIs
s 1s ssF 'i'' + a. s E Sls
81 81 Ii for unsround and al 10 81 II for wh,s
hs saiss compisie g COO s.aeis al M sc fos wescrn
IL store and aos ana soc for choice s,sts Eye waa 4.
q 50 q baT.y cc bushels French shp were dspossd
FEEIsHTs were arI but about former rates prevailed The
ehartens busnes. was du. The sngssernenss were:Io
.d and per steamer bushels wheat at 3D. Tie char
pT. .s brig e Tsan, rs s1 M ae
300 bt pesrosum to direct port Oh the Continent on
az .s AZ, w .ss dull su. sssssy e u
rsP was duh and nominal VI c., Goid for Manila aud
ors were sas request By. price: rs s :,:say
lss sso fair % good hse re common i2c No; infp
.e Tss ard pss' Ees S.
NAVAL srcrrs -sse.lp.s loo se, ros,p Spirit. .ar-
bbs ., 4s}so; prices were s.eady at tdc. q &c. FOR
srs wss us saS iss 5 @.. Steady q
fe AssS " g .ss ~ Tor y for SS
b .sised 81 tar va. anessasd Nv
Al. ss oss a: sn n s say e na
sss 20, BORN beet 10
Tor he tacs but prices .:sssy at s2s Is sor
sE ss Old and y'r' o o.
$22 l2k t21 % for Western prims do Itye hogs
quiet but m nj she. Sac with arrivals Of eo head bcsf
though quiet, was steady the sales being 0 bb, At VII
gl for neks and Sl2 $40 for EXTRA do. Ticrce beef
was still dull ami nominal ut SE $50 Tor prime mcss and
81 Ssf for India do Reef hams were rn with sales OF
100 bbs.a. S3n Fa2 Cut continue 10 ruls quie hut
steady armer prices For bacon the art nuad fairy
active and hr Che sales being 90 bcyes Western for Janu
ao 10 boiss Western long clear al M and bv DO city NJ c
for Slrford and Ike for short rb For lard the marrst
quiet but shade rrner Sales go pack a. Hsc
15c. for No. tn prime and l5c II sc. for kso
rendered. Butter and cheese were unchanged. -
4 PErRoLEUhReceipts,l 40 bos. renned, ~ DO crude
and fu1 do nap.ha. TIE MARKET for crude wa: duh but
prices quite steady q. l7c 600 bba sold NJ IKE.
In prices standard white being bed NJ < We heard OF
sales Napha steady with sales 81 go bblA ~ l3c IN
Philadelphia the market extremely 1uies and shae
saser. sales $40 bbs standard white, Tor tho balance o.
ths month, AT 2q4c &c.,, closing asavy a. tho insids
Kios-csrol,ns was dai =. $50 $50 We hcsrdsf no
saes OF motnent
srEpe-LInssrd was ARM with sales Of 1000 bags Rom.
bay al "a 22s gold, duty psd Calcutta was quoted 81 IL,
gold. Grass dull bat steady at our iaA qliptatons
srrARfrR was 70 moderate demand aud steady a. A9c
q Isc.
sudAn.-Rsw wassow OF sale, tho demand being light;
hut the market Arm al tQNc allie Tor Jar 10 good rsnn
log Cubs. The sslca 80 bhdn. and ~ bts lO for
Cuba and lsc for Dcmesara aso sig boxes at iic In
lsc FOR hard isc. aitsc fer soI white, ana no
n lSfic. for yellow
TatLow continued steady with moderate demand. Sales
GO. rO0 bbs at l2c. 12<c.
WHIsKKrRscspts 40 bbls Only ANAL sales made
81 a1 "a u o. duty paid, the make, cicsips hsavy
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Cash gold was IN abundant supply aad the loaning
rate ranged from "aav' for borrowing to i've per
cent for carrying.
Tho market for government bonds was free OF the
disturbing causes noticed last week, and there was
steady improvement in the LIST Ut the close a. com
pared with prices In tho beginning or the week. Tho
only exception Is an unimportant one IN the regis.
tered ten-fortiss which we're offered an eighth less
The approach OF the January interest dag stimu lated
q demand from the banks and from private parties
seeking Investments The prices at the close on
Monday and Saturday arc contrastcd as folowA IT
should be borne in mind that the regists rcd lssis
vera nnnted az intnresf after Iunadax nanrninn.-
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Or,csaI Transfers ON s,aturday.

rrAaerERy KN0B COUNTY pE00sLkv.
bryant st. ~ zi II " IL lick, A. czsyioc ... 49,. nso1
Degraw u, Iys OF suia at t76xOo aOo0
Ewen 81, - II of Withers a. 19r.4zs9 fQxe2s. 4Q0
tycerian 81, ., A5 u of frantu ~, sbiip0 fdesd
VVW
freeman o., a ., SO y Of Franklin q, 4xl0o deed
hoof. I'D
Gerry st. A. as n OF Harrison Az, a,xiu1 800
hoyt And Degraw sss, corner ~ 10 :. * SO
jackson ace, 1919 IT Middle st. i6lxg7t0. Nom
~" a., ., las a p Franklin A. 2sxi0O 5000
Madison At 4 A. fOo n W OF Nosr.ni Az 5OxfO0 $500
aSerols 81 q 40 Il Of smith e. 2sxloe s.s0l
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SATURDAY, Dec. sd y. n.
AsHrs.--Receipts, rs packages For pot there was a
moderate demand at full p.icesvix, ~ 75 81 s Pearl
dull and prices nominal
CorFrEThe market for Rio duh but quito steady at
last quotations olhsr descriptions were also dun and
prices wero nominal.
COPPkRAmercan ingui stl continual active demand
prices again higher the market closing at 2c
FOR lots on tie spot and aic for do for future delivery
Sales 100000 lbs Mt on the spot and s5c for January
February and March delivery.
CoTroN.-Recep,s 1865 bales Only moderate business
contaminated, tha demand from all classes Of buyers
being light and prices continued heavy and Irregular
stock sale WAS moderate Sales $40 bales including 800
for shipping, 524 export and 4U7 speculation
baies TO shippers, before the LIST March, private
and lEJ do low nng January February
2.Lc a 2Jc. We u,iatu;-
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1868.

during the year to date together with those for tho
corresponding periods In lsooana ls6ys-ly VY
1865 1857. - 1885,
Forty-nsn,h week. $3.50, $40 s32T,5I5 SlSl,4ss
Prev. reported. bs,5ds.44s 4o05o,os3 6sI2S.0sS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-07

vcn Conn, III tho Goth y,G, OF ha age son OF WIZ
Lan Spencer deceased.
wANJEtl.--On saturday December .. SAHAH
WAND1LI, the 73d year or he sse, WIG OF toe lac
Daniel wandell. a Staten lslaha.
The friends and relatives OF Ia deceased are re-
speotly invited 10 attend The fan rAl ~ the mora
yian church staten Island. on Tuesaay Afternoon at
one O'Clock Carriages VIII be IN wan ing ~ Wander
bit landing for The eleven O'Clock DoaA
WELLING.--0n Sunday morning, Deco hDsf D JOHN
WEILIsG, m The 10Th year or his age.
. The funeral viii take place from ehe r. vaehcc u
his son-inaw William J. Carr, Fulton ava ine heT
N0sLrand avenue Brooklyn, on Tuesday lorning,
at half past nine O'Clock. The friends and ;itves
are resnectfully invited to attend. the remains WIN
DO taken to Milestone, n j., Tor intRr1nsnt.
WILLIAMSON Saturday, December 8, CsfA am
THOMAS WrLILAMs. -tFt IL - ~
The relatives and friends are respectfully IN Vital
To attend the funeral, from the Church Of tine RH
dempu0n, East fourteenth strceb, this (Mondayh
AFTERNOON, nj bafpast Que O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-07

Married.
JOHNSON -HowE.--On Thursday, December 5. at
the Brick church, by the Rev. James o. Murray.
ID. d.. HENRY l.. JOHNSON, Jr., 10 CARRIE ID. HOWE,
daughter OF Benjamin +. Howe, Esq, Gil OF this
city.