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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14

l43 acres each, worth 50, 433; the free
farms, averaging only lOl acres each, were,
yet worth $4,ss5. Tie free land was
worth $4s,2s, the slave land $23,9I per
acre. The contrast is the more striking
when we remember that the slave counties
are the old, the free counties the new
The taxable property of the slave part is
sixty-nine millions; of the free part eighty
Eve millions.
In Maryland as in Yirginia the slave
holders have managed 70 absorb the politi-
cal power of the State. The white popu-
lation ia the free section of the State is
ss5, 64s, wilhelm the slave section it is but
ls0, 275, and yet the slave section is dfvtd-
ed into IA counties and 8 Ia the northern
part, aud SO has a majority of the State
Senate. This advantage has been indus
triously used, andthe election of delegates
to the Assembly is so fixed that in the
northern half 964l white persons have a
delegate, while in the south 1881 white
persons have a delegate. Thus one-fourth
of the white population have controlled
the government of Maryland, aud the small
minority of planters have ruled the State.
Having this power and fearing that it might
slip from their hands By the progress of
population in the free counties, ~ the slave
holders procured an amendment to the
constitution prohibiting emancipation by
act of the Legislature. 1t, y
They have fixed the taxes to suit them
selves, aHd pay only about one third as
large tax on slaves as is levied on other
properly of the same value, and in every
way haVeao directed legislation as to favor
the shareholders atithe expense of the free
laborers of the State. But the power is
in the bands of the on,slayeholding, and
they will use itas soon as they comprehend
their own interests, and all the more freely
aud radically on account of the abuses
they have suffered from the Shareholders,
The committed also urge with great force
that slavery is rapidly dying out by force
of circumstances, and if compensation is to
be accepted at all it must be now or never.
This Is a motive which the slave owners
more especially must feel the force Of
Whether the people of Maryland are yet
wise enough to move at once for the reno
val of slavery OF not, the logic of events is
irresistible. and the State must inevitably
become free. ~ a u.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

49, FOR CONGREBs.-PIoase an
i 49, n0unce Col. WILLIS De HAsS a. q can
dldAte for Congress from the First Congressional
Distriet' and lebligs - -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

{3}sM 3msde he QaNlfiienes inf. IRAN
IDIOT aud psysdg III tstdHA pride
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

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M 3auet1r
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In III. @izsblasft
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M Gppif tiptJon,,

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
Gin tpfextr 8uus btr Jaopalitat.

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Y I'm btobtn' otfalGt1n pfr ntrblidtfn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III iii ii. iaatts bab<r Isl @ifl
rtihIi& ota*af Siiitit,nr rs, 81. 1blaaat obsr
q Mn iiin Bt,w,nbtn bfbolttn.., (ous
hHttnna . IL ktxa&fiolt Rtr,nonpe Wooo bat
IL saronf 1f1,a&t. uhirra sttu Sdss.
III .:occIp,nfn Gt,itts" Nd 1anu& fintn.
~ N,aT IpsaIttd" III
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auirnf' Der btutt por rt.ien Saupieuar.
III 'aEso,bf. pt,p Idnftnrt u,p ain
nnfinst non INSTRUMENTATION mdnn,rn'3 In
ANTRIM mo6tn ,nldniu,tnbrinotn. ale
Z, fnt Sc foasi I'M. .QeYai, uniou:e ea.
sut BON sSxfys t1sot tts eate' Grts 9pf.
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folaee hort 50 babe tn u1stntn Mbelts'
sdtttli&st. mo maitetlt&er. Sstts. ~
po!uttondrse 8lui. Wettnt Sttlu1e'et1t
eanteu'en RaStj'@ MO :aut ~. ote J. 3Yaor
:ttnse :nlprpatere ne3 stt!ssl'n tt1s an:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
'1Tarbt8e.tm Eeabt.

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@tiuttalI. ssatttoau Bat n18tapfott aus
felatn.s D;as,Al$.s I'd ' FnIhs i&at'fss 60 a9t
S'' sd vat. Sic es!t,- ssp,n 81, .ntle.u,
eab. BE Grptplttan, ,pt!@e, t% ben 81!
ScthSRuF,. ST.; binauf idntse' tfno 'w.l&e
.aus lbe1a' trRtn MtAtnent Sap>Q atptiner
Bolontdie CGatbtee) uutu GoLz 9ieain<
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Carolina RtAimtnts C9lti@faas Barbie)
ant.r Col Moat8oattxyy+ ttftans; : ON
Ditn{o0, bif 10! MdtE:7s@ tNB 'pon Sod
Ionptdt stnom men baE" Dte i@otn* u'et'
mem lesten B.rt@t btmsrtte. mar - cper
3ptd pie(tr 1Gtpsbitioh; "9adionotQt ju
ntbmtn, / u4t es Ffdr'ete' 8twafnuns 'uItp
0iqanid2unB :btt 'Ntees,, fopt. fit sete
Btlsn0bn,t pse; dunsen @taates =GlotteaE
nut. Dptiaficn6taFe5 ia 5raa&ta.a5h go:
freut mid. btttdtta ju' batitn;; fboB tteftr
Aptd i:p6dfS' ertsfdt r6etp.n ztR. q Die
|5tapf a. III @uh(sttnh,B .Gs lnetf atinsr
|oroeen Au,obl Don Usfanetnsa. YH ;
p6ti r,tbttrtn; Eda>n faptai 1aete ntue
S$!s!re!ss:.!l;, ! ee!!'' 4. ss. y, 6s'; s, ,stt;'s''
uab tasI 'btata @ttsa1lrn:u ms%,>:Is
ttnateetBalrta anfH
setommen }bdt#ff: tbj0tt
ERen:t1&it /, IN dre. SO: ttn baron
a5er1eu8i, saB ttt'n4G tstas ntss5 IN tt.e
fsH, :xtitae siusn' Gtti6tTy tUft
ut. III. "a , fi.4 * Ill 4 oSofx nAs wSrkySifsf
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
t 0o.tfesunafelBs. ,
9as Eut9.ubn9 ,,Gornelia"fa 1856

9as Edfdeubn9 ,Gornelia" tar 1863,
tropon @euuol @ies4 ndbrsnp fetnes
itn9ftta -M~uftntbalts N Nep:gort apei
pro dttrsmplare' uoh 'bt1n Drlsaer, BUD,
bdnrltr: &anat In Darmaapt, I:smpfne.
sntbdlt aubsr, Fem Bi.be rss @fnr1ule
au@ NE :na@fpIRenbt .91temune. 1pel&e
unftru 2elsrna ntdt :nur ibrss politi(&fn
@utbss. batter. 1onbtrn: dig trfnult6er
Bewsia wiQfemlueg fsin pirp. pab :per H.
bsrale Ebstt bes ,reutf&,n Volfss Die Be-
siiia6t uno iibtr cen :6,l.,ns bon psa Rtue.
nt@t pte BON '&asbauiel usra,Gen bat.
H. = e.. @tetl:,
Du ,pdbnt,f, p,iasI BE 6eimott bt. Mot bot,
gu 7npen lb.r'm w,ttsn Otsant
Def tetro gen 01tfbeit It&tss Mor0snrottl
eat bid bis :3st settttt son- bttfem Datne I
DO i ii. s d; ,;1 lt,. sa,n,u ,,.tt,
DO il BE Rd&t 'aubbrttttt ibrt S1ipinatn,
0irb ett tn'S Dbr eas ttrdnenrei&. Qirb-
der safts otftassa Der &stte sltnssn.> -;
Das, dlt,a,, bas :md&iisae @et4t,at-
-SabaE Wsfnlfdt ber &ffapen nnb 9t1oten
'''tne fetbf eas rARt Bolt ptre an. h,nas
- DEN! tn'sts Rsaf@tared.s - ssn Da'
04t T. "t'G:t,. q. PeW@!} "T5J' r.
DIS bradt str ben sdtttn'ss' 8eut.1 a.
J.. AlstR@ .tntfdltets bts aufsutt% TatHs,;h -,
11nb. pte ~ Stara,, -bes pb BET s6atbe str6nt.
%>>AA.s dp.lx.l.s .AA~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

VVukN" XIV 0~HItb . VINS'VSn SbfS 'SSItkS
III flbrsn unp ftlbR eh Dtntptroisn natr::
zen boS Ratchet 0e9en 2ineoln bearattn,
pean' btr @re.n6af trR ,,pttetr? fly Ytst(t
Rdat." 49,:
Abr lber Mo&f bsfnnt nd bsteinGu.
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) ,3;ab.r bod, III 10 ni@t ,pdtt. bab
@emptone BON Disor8amifaticn :all&:tm
NorpiptRtn |atietn, 49, unb 'fbnntn titfl,
Zen nf&t un6 III @totttn tonimtn3 @dbr'
lid, mir Muffin aqts ,tbun; mas eopa'itdt
uno Rttisrrbre son une. nerlangt, iuNrn jent
symptodnt auu, srsvru$+I a. bttnaen,
p.!&t ststeun dno, pte Ytalanr unisttr
Gttnrt'sa' brt&tn." N'';1i'# ~ -
= Di,ftin Wint. re ,,&nqut1st,"' fabt tnun
ioplti@'tas' altt .YoGuin" jfabbssr &t&mone
r.@bn" aaf, unb> 70 tattr btnn IN Ma
ntftR an .bsnf NorbwtftH' teitaGtu: bbe mir
8.Rtrn hi :Austuae tnit4etbfs1t tabtn.
>@tn'n anfvfrt 2tfsr:f& baEAbt stnea
.dnRtitbsh tdttn. oeu 'anltbsnI Itpputn;: 70
lptrtsn 11e knett, ta6'bd0elte. ffttntut ean'
Stn' 'iSe}nBdltt' 'na@ 8duj p3tnat,i nit 2btu'
d~bsrtinniasu1t; mas bemotratif9e; nttrblt&e
Bldttet bon pft, @ouleur 'bess ;,;D.unotrat
u. :Wfps't;7 tts Dutuqutt t,:;66ttrattRp4 sess
Mustatine@ ..Qpuritr."' baee,.ll Ngation6l
Dtmpfratfn" hrs Rod. Sslonb. atAfAae"
H. r II, 4feit S bts 6 @c&en 9tfaat b!abdtin.
Rein 9auptpuntt ftblti tttner!l IA btnkaat,
loniatn; io0or BE In 'etr 5arn.te adraaaif:
1tnbe wltuttr.t III 70 pttait' ooui, .Wbta''
BeBanrslt,. dIe Bate bef(elte pon' uaTtttu
ttnotrah(&en> Na@bdr toptrt.. 'glut IN
~ttntrB0ifbuna piftrtrla bev .aDbts''
BON ltinen n6r1t&sn 6dftrsbtlfetn. ndm'
LID bortn; tu6 II zen Gubrsrn 7btr Co.,
perbeats Gubtritte 9tsbi.; i'm ben. Efpb
t.fo ntstf 3uttojolirsn, 1Darin lft8t d6f'
sbtn VII z25@loubsit. : tE *-'n-. ~
0laa '>fbnnte nun yituef&t aud aua
Der 6artnortf biclsr i&Sntn @Steten l&lie'
btn, 4pdbs es etsentll@ bic Mabohp,f BAL
|IauetSbam It. inb, tutl&e tui@itttM mt
lt}sstu i s %'stese d 'b' Il aa';;naas9 aa etrbin'
hung NIT ttaane,r ,fsbtn unb ea6 Sttp1.
pem unb, aQebem .psr Deuotk bes @ileene
bAmlt& In .Nerosn foriatbeit.t unb;:etrif
nm - .snfss1 une tbdttser, ale .blt, {dplt'
DIT preGe font 5fentli& VIZ fin5relt&tu
D.metratit :een Rldtn 9flf6It bat. :
Gros Gtbree fortwdbrenben z@ef&retee
aber rtt gantse's uno bic; Ntutneelano
Staateu ba0,n bic RebsQsn, tsn Norer,e'
fen msbr. als Zen Oftn- Die refli&tu
Gruppen taben LINEN 9tit :9ntiRen7 Dtsb'
tstaebta&t unp IN, ;Mssbmtfsn lebt, ttu
fretere6- Bolt. .ole I'M DAen.1 @aht (&yl'
rert; Der &i&monh Diepaits bic Sem
uura pte sdb.ud .etefi, ffa Rorenfesl
wenn erataAt: ID Nl1 4a4et ta@@A:
.t~.,@n felsn uir aunS3 ben4 Nortipsffes
AeAenater Ersrbalsn z. gRit 1em. DRsie,
10 jepsr 6anb, feutn mir ;hfIen 6orest
Fbetdupfen 5unb tuerffns hapit e 1teeA.
pab Re NIT @ewa(t- nil1 9Rif6fiip,,
|itssa: pl.iss. ei|ss, Mht psl: slse,
10 gsadtpt aune 5ten5 Disnns sbfeFD esaA
tntrtfltatgssesn tann. stsa'l I 1t'jss,, ,aa I'll 4.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

tsr 0efunosn pate, c'e 10 rft@ oeet 10 fEet
s %!ass e .as';H RS '''&@p u; Z uni sae> } ai.lqa
batttn Gs Stunotn lana ybspunosrnD an
9eRauht uup uu& Go(ats, ..psnn. aud: nur
prrfobleu, Gs.su telre&tn ,stpaat. ~
Ale Golettt, NIT esmGiner in her hane,
BAG 6aus Ye,ltser yt&tettn fth ttob ibrsY
.zraurteleit, TIRE Aussn! pteberum au1
pttfe punbrsolle puppe .ets(e o. MT
mi. tFir ttit nunnte, BietettRtinertF bttet
pie armt feben. 90 IN tfr. Ndte ;.bat!s
lie DE prd@.iee pnppe nod fni&t' eeieben.
Die aanse Buue taut Vs. pte sin palaR
Dor unp biz, Yuppt, NIT cine pornehmsnpe
DAME. Dt Grsube, eer. glani, Der
&e4@tbum, bas Slid srf@tenen osm uns
eladlt&tn tl,tnen-. @tttr. -pos 10 tiff. In
traurt9se, lalt.s !Glsnb, pw(un{en, mar, in
fabtlbaf,er StrqtlsnpIa@t. Mit Sen,
traurieen S&artblide ttr 2inebet u,ae
Gofet,t ben abevuue, aber fts Son2 'pisfer
pupte t.ennte.' 46ntstN'S aife &c fetn,
1aete 'fe-f&5p Het ,p~tnfpfeas 3prtnls1is,
UNI 70 etrpas III! tatsu.' 9 Gtt befabasoe
l&tne to(a ixi.ie;' sae @4sae lalatt paar.
,inp faste ut lf&;y sait u,eb
btt puppegtth l"1l 3tleHA u8sn liionhtsn;
N&* nt&tlosma&esIs ox bttftfn ~G6etatust,
t1ne isldneer fe ttn(ab, w, 70 mett fattae
ft>f& Bsblshbst. Stt'9laubtetDa g9pae
tautee Spt I'D su tat.n. tptatef tetKf1t
Sem uppeysfaattntshsttt bkltbr ptt4j tta.
sostauen. tlnbitn sRaufndna, pet I'D.
SssB ses lsu aas W. Ut Sejl
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

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Samts,f: eonh -,
Bcrftet btS Studts'G r.taiB Gpmn. .
Ser &abeu uub Der N1rbtpeffe,t

Ser &dben uub Der NUrbtpeftess.
90 1ttQt EN-. srt BON Complainant tsartn
10, rem :NorpwsRsn une| bsfontsFal far. tIs
Eapft,ttit rsr. <nerprtfli3sn' 9Jtlpptn,
wtnn bic N.t.1en, on1att cd an tie 81.
1mcfratit Don Mtm yoIk, Ntp:9HkY e.
3u'bolisn, ben @swobastn BEE n5relf&tn
MNGiippdbatss ibrs Aufpartung tta&en
uub ft gun Banente'' mir tsns "5aittrn"
e%inlap.n. So !tset tatff,tt f tjs.%n,iFtrmabtn
' ss,, s S;ss'sfs sss; 70 u I':'st; iS'' t SS$ "a; %,
DE MetsQsn 6&erIi& tt&t.s 9trr;3uSot,
ioumtnbti' IA eabst f}tr fttbafit*tfAtt u.
ttaennasi6sf' Natur aret aar prntB ,p.tz;:
uas etn Strrd'tsrn ,~s.rfstnlt@ ~
Aiu1h,en. 'Diss ,ui6en' ft ibsinnt ou& pa,,,
su'. 'Dabsr (ast tsr ~,Hi&uote Graut
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
FRIDAY. Sept. 25--6P. NJ.

FRIDAY Sept. 25-6 P. NJ.
THIS has been very dull day in all branches of
business. Money was freely offered to the brokers
stG per cent; but the leading houses are reducing
the rate Of interest on most of their loans to 5.
Street SPECTATORS still willingly pay7. The banks
arc 10 psy 10 per cent more Oh account Of the re-
cent net citation on Monday next. They are, how
ry.t !. strong and the Sn1-Treasurg disbgrse.
'a..,,, - psealy holanec tae sums drawn from the
% i. mat the call viii create no trouble Debt
crrt..,c a. are down - es per cent.
,iold opened at 1877. this morning, but suddenly
jumped up to 1881, on vague and contradictory
ramors Of military reycrscs. In the afternoon it
was 1874 and 1881. Exchange did not follow
gold in he upward movement Bankers were
wilag 10 sell at about l5s; but brokers were re-
lacian, 10 pay over 15lH. There was not much
business lone. The European correspondents Of
many q leading houses now write in even
rore hopeful strain respecting the future pros
pee. nt the Union than our people themselves.
~, ~ European notion that gold must sen al 900
e!pfr,. universally abandoned.
ib- slcck market was very dull to-day, aud at
one til, tlcre were symptoms Of q small panic
The d'ine.s is a natural sequel 10 the panic ne
bad a rvaple of weeks since, and one OF the natu
raj iea;r,ss Of period Of dulness il occasional
small pan'cs, followed by sharp reactions. The
rrbiic. encouraged by the ease OF money and tho
handsom. earnings Of the roads, are not selling
stocks. Eut. on the other hand, the speculative
spirit. w'ich was 80 active q month ago is now
aui. .ccni, and viii probably remain So until
the iat' panic is forgotten and its vic
tins have recovered, or made way for
les. experienced operators. Al the morning
hoard today New York Central fau ~ r,ie
Eric preferred x, Hudson 2, Harlem l, Southern
old Sls Illinois Central 2, Pttsburg 4. Galena u,
Toledo =. Rock Island Il, Prairie du CHEN y.
Pacific Mail, Michigan Central, guaranteed aud
Reading were firm. Guaranteed sold ~ high as
l35, against 1881, last evening. Quicksilver sd.
vanced IA per cent In governments, State stocks
and railway bonds the business done was very
light indeed, and prices were generally unchanged
After Tic board and at the one T. NJ. call Of the
public board the dulncss continued, and fur.
thcf decline Of = a Il per cent cnsued.
After tho adjournment Of the public board
when the rain had almost cleared the street
Of operators, sharp attack was made on the
market, and something very like o panic prevailed
for a few minutes. Old Southern was done as low
o. s2lS, against 90 yesterday; Erie at 1867, Cen.
tral at 1921. These prices soon brought buyers
out, and very active market ensued In drench.
Ing rain. At the second board there was sepe.
raj reaction Illinois Central rose per cent Erie
n, Central Y, Southern old p. from the loves,
point, &c, &c. There was not much activity in
ths market; but there were evidently some new
SaSers. and some of the bears moved as though
~ feared they might have fallen into pitfau
o11sh had been digged for them by their antaso.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

-whest was comparatively quiet: only few iots OF
aoat offered to-day and buyers rciucssus
purchase parcels in store The transactions wcrc
scluenty, limited, and prices unsettled. Tho receipts
confined 10 100 bushels TIE dayis safes embrace
81 600 sushes partly nom store 81 81 oy old white
western 81 So 81 Al he asinr for superior ucw) FIR
amber western 81 20 81 "a Tor red do winter. 81 IS
81 30 for amber Iowa Wisconsin srd Green Bay 81 os
81 "a for Milwaukee club 81 o. 81 10 FOR old Chicago
sprns and sI II for choice white Kentucky. Corn
vas in brisk request, mostly speculation, and In part
90 Western account nj much ngler prices. The rorors
from Illinois and Indiana very dscouragug n refe
rercc additional damags sustained By the crop from
the severe frost a, ccsc ~ sst week The days
ceius were ory o6o bushels The day sales aounis
to 1e2 0os bushels ~ s3ac Sc, ciasing ~ SIC Tor
souud oat and SIC for unsound western miscd,
aud SIC sse foy Western whts and yellow Oats werc
moderately active we quote Csuada a t5. '2c sose
al zoe. 73c, Western at oTc. = Isc re continued
scarce and igacve "a 81 81 To- Farley malt ~ VI %
al o.. Barley steady At "a - q ~ ~
cASpLrs.-Ths demand was air ana ine market ouoy-
co. was held with increased armnags, and va IN pao
dsra,e reaaes, A9oner gnss ,.b sds Ia ss ~ So sa
aot tho 2oth iSst., s,aes "a the adveriissmo' y W.
company. ,.... .., :, c,r ouo,stLas.--.
rsvs sTc ssc native Ucyion sic. &c; laet sfs,
ao "a ,,s; Maracabo, 3oc. S2lsci NO, oominyn 70
l SOC aud 81. nouinso Al 2sc. 27c.
CorroS was IN demand AZ dropping rAtes "ho 0ss
NJ 0sO bales at Tie. f6c. for niiodWs
nsgas pyrs AVID DyswooD in demand snd leading
upT sn.nrps were quiet, but quoted steady, previous
prices so,,vo inquiry existed FOR layer rssins a.
"A sj af4 ao and bunch do a. ~ lSaS 70; curranss
ifsc fs.,sIne msrss, was duh day though ,nsrs
rs M important alterations 10 rates. To Liverpool there
ass shiprad 500 bbls. h0ur at IL. 1nkd n .s. $50
y.ses provisions at Dos 22s 3D. Il iondou-iso
cas nesyy goods, p,r,ly al 22> Cd 10 Glssgow-so
usrcss lard aud 100 hhas aoy( ais 3D., 100 bbls al
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

The bulk Of tho fall trade IS about over yet trade con
tlnues toeraby active, and the volume OF business
during ,he week has been large and every way salts
factory The commission houses have been kcp, pretty
busy. and the most Of them report a fair business
,hosgh not large as during tie preceding few weeks
and the lobbcrs have no, been idls by an means.
There has been steady good demand Tor nearly all tho
goods orercd by them and though the business shows
considerable falling OF as compared with last week yet
arge has been done The activity during the rst
two weeks IN September was without a parallel, whiio
the youms Of business entirely unprecedented Some
failing OF thscetp,e nslara. aud Ia unlikely tha,