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Especial Uiepatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT. Tuesday. Eept. Is.
Up-Prop. Sherman; gchrs. Uns3illa, Watson, Chi.
cago, Co.ne1la, A,heuisn, Cascade. Empise State,
Collirs. Gold Hunter, Gear.
UoWS-EQna. Wind s, #.
, 1864-09-14

Ashsde lover, =, .sx@.s1c, tho latseF - extrs@e
price, Ru ter quiet bus Arml7 held, 1t $i62Asc tot
Ohln and 4ss SIC Tor Ststs. Cheese steady but Quies
, 1864-09-14
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

BHluUHFuHTf 1uas0hJ1 bFps. VI p n*
C1KAHxD-Laay Franklin, Lemont, 80 yards 1ubble
Etone 3. He's, Leons. a5 yarda dimension stons E..
Burnham, Ii mont, 90 yards hubble stone; Montauk,
Lockport. 0T bu oats: Shamrock, Lassl1e, 5000 bu
wheat; Republic, Norris. $50 tons coal csyugs,
Lccxpors $40 bu oats Rosa Bell, Estells, 12c0 ou
cnfp. Is hfla YtpegRf.
, 1864-09-14

THE FmEMEH's MoSUxENr.-Thts Imposing and
costly structure. Of which fu1 description aE-
pearcd in the TE1DCSE some time ago, has been
p1aced in poeition in Rosehlll Cemetery, by the
scu}ptots Mc.sra. Volk & Moore. It etil 1acks,
hoe crer the statue ot the aroused fireman, which
Of Mr.. yolk. The monument when finished Will
present massive and elegant appearance, second
, 1864-09-14

The ACADEMY or Sc1EEcEs.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Academy OF Sciences Ia
postponed uutll Tuesday evening next.
, 1864-09-14
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
CLOSING DAY.
REPORTED bS Telegraph exclusively fer the Chicago
Daily Tdhnhh.1

CLOSING DAY.
(Repo1ted By Telegraph exclusively fer the Chicago
Daily Tnbune.l
NEW YoRK. Tukstay kyenlng, Sept. 10, 1854
BEEF CA1TLE.-The receipts OF Beef Cattle At all
the market places Ct the city amount to 732 head.
Agairst sss6 head received last weak. Thu state Of
trace ct the closc not unfavornble to dso7ers
thsn it Was yesterday. when decns Of 2Gsc 2 D on
last weeks quotations was established. Thsre ara
eone emall lots held over unsold, because owns1a
cannot etend tho Losses which would accrue from
stllnE at the present re,need rates OF the Market
The following hre the closlng prices Of tho market
this evening srd for the corresponding period ofas
year per net Wight Of mest, Beller sinking oaal
CLOSING PRICES.
Week ending Sept. Is. 1864. sept.15, 1865.
Fi11t Glars Beef. .:.......-.19@&c 1o@flc
Second c'asa Beef. ..l7talHc 8A9Kc
Third clkes Heel...s .1o98lbc b$8t
6HEEP-The zeceipts Of sheep {for the week end
Ing to-dsyo have been the largest excepting two. In
sny week curing tho year, amounting to 2i1o0 h:ad
Accctd!sg to the reported sales OF sheep'broxers,
the general average price has been 8Hc n.
HOGs-The receipts Of logs for the week number
5000 hesd. against 6.2sa head recsvod last week.
There have been nc o!stille,y-ted Hogs In the mar
ket, and fer corn fei there hsa bean acttve de.
mand. Tbs quotations to-day ire, = 1o1 ns live
weight, best qualities, s1s25a4u,: fer medium ti2oo
.s25: for Inferior 1a@l2c. At these Quotations the
market c1osed active and nsm.
cor nv pnpTEcrr
, 1864-09-14

" N0tlCt.-Ch
w Ill. September I. 1851. a Branch Office Of the
eu. gtcns has been established tho coruer at Ran.
do!Ph ana Lasalle streets, at the office Of MURPHY
& CO Thele will be 8 surgeon IN attendance At
Essn1sF neuf' to e1amas 1sSss.s la5 az United
hunc1ed canlEe,A wanted. Good wages VIII b, Ctycn
Hy orcer Of JOHN D. MARTY, ActiuK Vol LieUt
u. 8 Nhvy, Com, Rendezvous, sa1J sG 81
, 1864-09-14

etseee, without mercury, iodide potaesIa, or any
poison. but with neut:alizer-a positive cure tor
this terrible deeease. -
Spernatorrhea cured with an 1p!a1lible method,
saving much time and expense.
lmpotency, caufed from epcrmntorrhcA or loss OF
semen-this debility DR.. James obt..ates himself
visor. Dr., James' Office and parlors, SC Randolph
street. sep1ls7d-1t
Metropolitan Hall to Hent.-TEis Hall
Is to rent for all the purposes for which eueh halls
arc ordinarily uted. Terms ncGe,4te. ArlNea-
items caa be made at the oace, adioi2.as fho en-
sla1se TO tie Hall tet0-tq&rH
, 1864-09-14
Qblfa9o Qribn'le.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "A, 1904,
TEIE CITY.

WE'LL DoSE:-A collection was taken at the
Union Park Congregational Church, last Sabbath
morning. for the Frcedmcn'e Aid Commission,
amounting to upwards Of four hundred dollars.
, 1864-09-14

D d f d.

On the otn inst 1, at the residence oi The brides
ps1rEtB, Atlanta. ILL.,. b{ the Rev. Il II. Gordon. Mr.
ROBERT SN1TH, Of Cnicngos and MISS LIZZIE
G. MELVIN. No cards.
, 1864-09-14
.TnumD.

FOUND-A wallet coDtaiLi-g pcs-
J. tai rtsnps srd = check fer New Tork b zeaze,
aIotwo hunehts Of icy! aAd brta. check. msEked
tetcs. SO, IL, 43 and as sts.e street. sclisso /:
, 1864-09-14

" 114S 4444%"N NCllCGs--c Il lEAHcs
w H.. September 1.1sss a Branch oncs Of tbs
sn;Esoss as pen essabhsa as tee corner of Ra1
d CO. There will BE- surgeon IN attendance 1t reg
u!hf nc examine rtc1 nts Tor The Ghited sta:s
NAVY. Five hundred ship carpenters Rud two hun.
dred caulkers waned. Good waxes will bs g1vnn.
F. o.ter e JOHN HARTF. Ac.t7g Vol: L1-ut.
, 1864-09-14

Bloomington Na1fserv.-sa0 acres Fruit,
0Euamebtal and Nursery stock, 20 000 Peach. 600
pear. 1gQ.Nn Grapo Sc Send rcd stanp fnr new
List. +, r. puEEIE
bloomington, III. sep11 q8T Nv daw.
EPaper Hanging, s.. &C., at N. York prices.
, 1864-09-14

CANDIDATES FOR TIE PESITES11AKT-OuN Mon.
day. the detectives arrested two boys nsmed Frank
Latz and John Wallaec.~membe1s Of gang Of
juvenile llieyes-wbo mnde toreible entrance into
the book etore ol F. r. Sherlock, on Friday and
In csrytnr of quantities OF gold pens, knives, and
othe1 notions. On Sunday morning they again en-
te -fd this es1ahllt hmsnt md carried OF properly
to the value Of $S08 We Were In posteseion of
These tacts on MondaY, but were requested not to
mention them IN cur tssue Of yesterday.
, 1864-09-14

FOR SALE-Cheap, stsam -four
inE and gI!st n.l!l, kcoEn e The Esgle Ai. at
capable Ct manufacturing 200 hble. of -four evsry Il
hours. with three story warehouse ached, with
On the track Ct the G. B. & Q. +. B. VIII ba toid
fs5 F95 1s sSpPy On he
EecaN12w
, 1864-09-14

RuH osEn:-A lad about twelve yeara old. son
Of 0c1msn shoemaker on Wells street, uamed
Wilmer BooEhk, was Iun oycr yesterday and se.j-
ous]y injured At tbecorner Of Wells and Randoinb
stsee1e The driver Of the vehicle was intoxicaied
doktnnxta boy. w 1N'~ VIZ o"-
, 1864-09-14

GTRAYED-Or Stclen. A dark
~ ehtbtut Stallion. four years old. .l6x hands hIEh
Eh eeaf on tose, aEd on ose h!no foot no .1os on.
8hd 10 7hisc hatr on htrn--,n good o:der. ANY one
!1t1IEinR or EvtDg lnforma 1cn OF said horse will b
lbttaly sewarde1- Call ae paes OF business corner
EtAte At0 TEenty-8ec1rd Streets o. ad3re51 j. II.
NOUR:E, P.O. BOZ 46Q1. eel4s511s
, 1864-09-14
auctto1t 5uIes.

UNCLAIMED FRET4HY AT
~ AUCTION. at the warehouse Of
VIM. II. KEOGH, 23 River Street.
AT ~ O'CLOCK. FRIDAY. SEPFEMBER 18th
te14a72st WM A DUrTKRs 3 CO.. Auct'Ed.
STOCK SILVER PLATED
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Sept. 18th at sH O'Clock, 8. But
ters' Auction RooDs. corner cf Dearborn and Wash
inaton eets, large and nne STOCK OF
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Cons1st1nv ot Tea, Desert and Table Spoons and
Fcrkf Sci Kn17ee Tea Bells. Gohleis E15gEols Ica
P1tchere Butter platea and mi 1ea. Ca5e Baskets,
variety ofdetiIable goods for use and the trade
se15 q9i2st WIN. .A.BU1TEkS q CO.. Auctrs.
, 1864-09-14

:" ANTE;D Agents to sell P1esi-
~ Dental Canpatzn Hec as, either In Yel1ow or
Wtlto Aetat; also Csnpasgn Badge PllI tkenesses
fe1ed the public trlca fon 3lo 10 Us per ttoa. 4
complete set OF forty different aamples-two szts OF
Nj dals and four foIs Ct Pos Of e1ch candda'e, In
two Binds ofneta, and Il rst rats Medal Of Lent.
Gen Grant sert for $500 Single tamples IS rents.
Trade ordefa 4olfc4ted- Addstss JOHN STANTON.
138 F1tt5 street, Cincinnati, O. eeloq1313s
, 1864-09-14

WANTED Ager is in every town
cstoK- Warranted to prtdlet the changes Of ths
weather day II adEanse, { r!ll eend sample per
a1d I1ma NJ to agents. Addrtss SAMUEL PIKE, Boz
5H5S. Chicago, I'll. Office 16 Portland Block. =
, 1864-09-14

w l2th. lssa-An to saka notice, that Cook
County prepared to Eay 4S1U Local Bouo'y tor
one year recruits, and the Government paying One
Hundred Do1a1s additional bounty for one year. two
Having received authority IRON .apt. aarry, Com
EsnGtnE Naval Rendezvou1, to recruit men for The
County, III We solicit landsmt n, aear7en and ord-
nsrr Eeau1en. yoemaa. 1remen and co1l hssyats.
surgeon tc e!sTine mtn At the .esuiar hours fol
ia I,ecruifire Once Of WIZ auRPIY i 10. corns5
tfKandcIuh hnd Lasalle strests, in the basenens.
EeSt
, 1864-09-14
$92,5s1l
Excurslon to Madison. Wis, and Lake
superior.

baiauce SaS,S S1oA5a
On motion, the Board adjourned until o'clock
fhla morning.
, 1864-09-14

TOR SALE-Two power Mortic.
men:s. AddIess GHAS. biLiIMAN, Madison, Wis. =
s69 g62!1W
, 1864-09-14

=" ANIED- Diaabted Officers and
w soldie1s, hoao1sbl, discharged trcm the sst.
y!cs, anc u want Ct employ uent peculiar
l9Atspied to thar COZ ditcn. should address Pest
Office Drawer 6613, Chicago, u1,2cls, Elgi,g date
Of dtscEafge. a2d name OF company ind regiment
discharged nen- se11 q9tl-6r
, 1864-09-14

TEnnIH1c.-The following conundram, though
rather late in the day rs regards the passage Of
eyeuts. would undoubtedly have taken the prize at
the late puzzle contest in this CITY. Why was It
very Easy n after for Mr. William Turtle to gain
the position Of Superintendent Of Police Because
Mr.. Turtle was the HIH, while his Ince was the
Wdr-mau.
, 1864-09-14

NJ ANTED-Immec lately, men
w who Wish to make is to Isl peT dsy. In a
legitimate but,neas. b. sux1t lnye1tsnt of from
Boom 3x. ane examine one Of the ya,u aole ia.
yentu1s the age never before lntt aaced tue
70 entsIp5!.'nE men; VIII e. I'll q tafss sa2its
country. f. CUSafG4, SO Dearborn street Rom
No. 3K, Sel3-u55a,3t
, 1864-09-14

FOR sALE-A rlaaing and saw
j. ing mill. sash and door taetory. &C., &c, Ia
good locality and doing profitable business, r.
Qutte nt No. Z Bosrd Of Trade Building.
, 1864-09-14

TOR SALE-VerE Cheap. The
Il Fixtures snd Furniture Of Hotel and Boarding
House, Situated near the center Of tho city. The
Houseis in 2cod b1sness order and hss. Including
selling siclneBa n the family For fuM particulars
street. HtG11Sa "
, 1864-09-14

STAPLE DRY GOODS &C.,
At AUCTION.
ON WEDNE5DAY, SEPTEMBER 14ru.
AtBntte7ta Auction Rooms In Portland Block COZ.
Of Dearborn and Washington streets,
WIN. A. BUFFERS Co,
Be1-UBABt Aucttcna4rS.
, 1864-09-14

TO nore In the West The Bosrd of Trustees Of tbs
Firenen's Benevolent Association Will hold
meeting tomorrow afternoon for the purpose OF
inspecting the monument
, 1864-09-14

w ANTEI,-Agelis 10 FELL our
~ un,iyhled Prize Faeatzes, and also to can
gu e = Ie1Dr AnS popular works. We hsve yst7
nne asscEtn ert Of Card fho'uR7sphs Steel EngrsT.
Facsske that Is tup:l1o! t2 aap ctlers rcld. asnd
atrtft, Chicago, Illinois. I'D SaT7 X
, 1864-09-14

TEE THE Is snoR7.-But very few digs are
left rs In which to I'll our quota; II 1t be not done
BY ~ 1t win be accomplished BY the inexorsbIe
destiny Of the wheel. L. the latter contingency
worth avo'dinss II 60. then try to render it IN
nee a5seess.ry. Men are wanted. and must be had,
to ee allowed TO fhl Tor the wau, Of The little hen
which re North ie 70 well able aud 60 w1iI,n1 ~
&se &e. Mow Nov T. .he se:epsed time' SeveT was
na.one erst,ade. oer 0Bpe51ny sSsn 70. earning
horne The burden snd heat Of the dsy !abnT'pr ,ns
9S TsseS oPe anq ,ns,,S,s a. shs eleventh
lie s,De. nnd he hual ylctory Will BE- wnn and he
reward vi, foilox Ths d,y Of The reS:llion ~ .s
erinE around The horizon OF the rrbcls Thsie IN
will vcr5 soon sct in utter darkLess. Let not tae
occasion pase without Joining in to do yoar share.
1clate that VIC assisted in striking the last hlow
thst which fele the rebellion IN the last ditch and
Leaves 1t there to rot lorcyet-a .ainder 10
OF the rebellion. .
Police MAT1Ens.-Y Yesterday was another quiet
day In the Police annals OF Chlcsgo. Thirty OF
more antwe1ed to their names upop the docket
charged with vsrions ocnsee, but few Of them ros.
nbove the dignity OF q drunk"
Michael Moran malicious villain became
Offended ut euppoeed 1ndigMtY offered him BY
Some comrades. sud tn avelee himeeif threw
@ @9naInty oftne oa o. visriol nron the clothing Q,
LIE 4SaVW UuGIuEf9 III Nu4 ~ 0i[u4EaN aFEu2E.
he WAS arrested and very properly nned SEQ and
COTS.
MARY Donnld Is an old offender. She appear.
ed at the ArHaoyy rs defendant in numerous Lar.
ee9y cases. snd h4s As nsuslly been pronounced
charged with the stealing Of shawl from a neigh.
bon. which che had had pawned for whisky to ihe
John Dnggan, an old man, WAS complained o1
b1 r. n. Gates 4 Co., fcuLdrsmcn for The steal
ing Of . chain from their tusnaee. The old man
n1en6 guilty. and begged the mercy Of the Court,
He nueEed that II waa biz first oEcuee. and CLAIMED
II haye been driven to the net by pressing want,
het1nc family Of eeycn children depending upon
Iii exertions for support. Tnc case was continued
for further examtnatio1.
AZ Msthew Brady and Henry Cory were arrested fos
st1.dsvlv cunfuct. They were Euegts at ball
given s2d nt and imDlDE TOO ;tsey got
aTtos aTto iTne aEnev Wcne tined 81 and costs each.
Daniel Me.rolc gas charged With stealing Of 2
paf Of paute from in front q tnH Store a oi x A.
vs. reouired 10 psy $50 or goto the BEide~sil io'
forty days. He chose the hitter.
, 1864-09-14

coA1-They .ay that the announcement made
yesterday in the TRIBUNE relative to the price OF
coal Has wide Of the mark. We can Lnly say that
II not true, the item ought to have been. The
prices askcd and paid for coal are perfectly out
raceous-ft is a BURNING shame. Itsm-The coal.
mtn nre charging IS cen1s per ho1r fur their sery-
Ices In unloading tho vessels at the dock.
, 1864-09-14

FmoHFoB CouRsE-Two races are to come Oft
over the Brighton Course, this afternoon. 4 horse
race dista,ce OF 5o1 ya.ts, for sl,5oo, in which
1hrte Of the laslest racers in the world the celebr
tsa California mare. Comet " 81 Kitty Clyde, and
aBueus Bit," are to contend; and foot race, 800
yatde, in which Markham and Connors, OF Indiana,
and hand.Il, ri New Je1sey, three Of The fastest
n n the III tied States, run for purse Of 81 .O)
fvls will be sold both races on the course this
Af ernoon.
, 1864-09-14

Communicated
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. II, 1861.
COOK COUNTY:
VIII pleaee take notice, that the substitute bro
kers Of the City ofChicago will work exclusively
for the City Of Chicago AID Cook County at large,
Let the money be futtncpmfur
, 1864-09-14
GgaHntfn=--aQe1lt8.

~ WANTED-Agents to sell the
~ e book for Republican. and N t;soorasr III
uSnoesta sent y mst on receius Of tbs Tessii
Pt!St-t1 -. age: can ell thousands Of u-tJn fof
telm: 70 Y agents, std's.s vlh pta1p', GOLDEN 4
M La1 r.: No kouth CLARK sxeet, ChlcaT3.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-29
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERIES OF PETRO-
LEUM IN CALIFORNIA.

We extract (says the New York 0bserver) the follow
ing passages from statement based report of Prof
Siman recently published, upon tie Of pc
troIeum oil in certain parts of California;
The occurrence of fluid inhammable substances upon
the coast Of Santa Barbara in Southern California has
been known since 1892; but little Importance has been
attached 10 it until very recently when the development
Of the oil region of Pennsylvania has shown the immense
value Of the great natural repCRores OF petroleum, ard
directed attention TO other localities in which 1t s found
One Of the most extraordinary of these repositories that
the coast of California about three hundred and
twenty miles south from San Francisco where tho Usual
indications Of petroleum great that parties
learning the fact, at once proceeded to make expo-
rati0ns.
The Importance Of these indications of great petro-
leum region not appreciated by the early explorers
and settlers in California from the Atlantic States and
suspected that the Gil of this district dest to
add another product to the Of the State
equaed perhaps value by that of her wonderful
Of the precious metals Even The Indications of the
vast quantities of petroleum the surface have been
gar led by the Of the estates detrimen to
their properly nasmuch they caused loss Of their live
stock In which the value OF their ranches chiefly consisted
by tbs animals becoming drowned in the great pools of
petroleum The exudaons have the effect to render bar
tracts of land Of mile square, less in the
midst OF afne agricultural district
The first attempt to apply this petroleum to useful pur-
poses was made about two years since by Mr. Gilbert,
who, understanding ts nature and finding in abundance
issuing from many sprngs upon the property put up for
himse refinery upon small scae. lie drew the crude
OIL CneIY from O INC BIeht WeHs winch no 0D-
tanned four hundred barrels without apparently diminish
ing the supply. In the summer of 1864 Prof Sill man en-
smped this locality and in letter, dated at Buenavena-
tura, Santa Barbara county, July ID 1854 he writes
The property Of IS 900 eighteen thou
sand in body which esent at least
twenty natural oil wells them Of the largest size.
The oil Is struggling to the surface every available point
and is running down the rivers for miles and miles
Artesan wells will be fruitful along double line of thir-
teen miles say for at least twenty live miles in linear
The ranch ia old Spanish grant OF four leagues OF
perfect
about eighteen thousand in it OF the finest land waered
by four hveIs aud measuring 10 right line in all bir
milee AZ ranch isa splendid estate but its value s
It's almost fabulous wealth in the best Of oil"
The report Of Prof siman fully confirms his 8rst ion.
pressons and presents complete details Of the won
derfu resources of this property.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-29
RITRNINa OF A Will,

few days ago the will Of the late Thomas Jaison who
resided ST. Georges burned under the following
singular circumstances Mr. Jamison recently deceased,
had left his large estate about hundred thousand dollars
n value principally to his leaving his daughter three
in number only six thousand dollars each coupled with
the strange condition that that amount should be forfeited
they married without the consent of the executor Mr.
Thomss j Craven. The will drawn by Charles u.
Lore Esq aud witnessed by Mr.. Eli Biddle IL was read
after the burial of Jamison few evenings afterwards
the young ladies' sent for Mr. Craven and desired TO look
at the Will be went there and found hot hire IN The
stove, table opposite with seats on the aide near the
for the ladies' and the further side from the stove
for himself One Of the ladies' stated that she wished to
examine items, and requested the VIII TO be handed
to her. Mr. Craven complied with her request but sul
pectng her intention moved to the opposite side Of the
table and sat alongside of her. She examined the will
carefully when be perceived Miss Annie JamisOn open the
stove door He at once moved TO take hold Of the will
suspectng her intention, when his suspicious aayed
BY her asking sister for the poker Thinking che wish
ed only to poke the fire. he felt rather ashamed of
picions when he handed Harpers Magazine to look
at This moment diverted his attention. when in an
instant the will handed to Annie with the leaves all
opened and rammed into the hot stove Mr. Craven push
ed side the light put out and the will before
he could interfere destroyed forever The will has BOT
been recorded, but Charles Lore Esq has copy The
ladies cay they would not mind the small Of money
left them but they DO object to connected with the
family having any thing say in their matrimonial engage
ments. The will be heard before the Register and
more than probable before the court At Newcastle
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-29
COTTON CULTURE IN INDIA.

The Calcutta Engshman Of October 26th has the fol,
lowing remarks upon the cotton crop of the
provinces Of India from which it appears that the culture
Of the staple increased fifty per cent during the
present year
From report OF the ard OF Revenue, which we
have lately received it appears that after making every
allowance for the effects drought and other drawbacks
the outurn Of this year estimated ut 600 900
of maunds against $50 maunds 10 the previous season
OF this amount is supposed aoout oneourth will be re-
tanned for domestic consumption, AMI the remainder
ported he under cultivation has Increased upwards
Of fifty per cent he crops displaced are principally
jowar bsra, pulses, enis aud, to .ome exten wheat
but indigo rice, gram and even sugar caUe have been
occasionally displaced to make way for the favorte CROP
What sill encouraging greater and attention
are being bestowed on the crop than formerly. Men,
women and children, the report were continually
to be in the field wedding, clearing oosenng the
earth about the young plants aud fondy contemplating the
crop upon which all their hopes this year centred
There can be little doubt secret OF ths cnange
lies in the tact that the ops their aud not
merry those Of their Muhuns The absurd notion that TIE
ryot would not benefit by increase of price has been
entirely falls fed by the event. The fret effect of the high
prices was TO free the yots from their Muhsuus and they
are now abs t. dispose Of taer produce at the market
rates, continuaucs of such prices would soon show
how much Of tho apathy aud Indifference that for
mery supposed to b. innate and really 70
be attributed to their perpetual indebtedness.
With the out.an Of cotton increasing at the present
RATE however, these prices could not possibly be main
taDed, if the American war were to last forever
The native manufacture Of colt ttus ia every where
much depressed and in the eastern dstrcts the trade
said to have almost entirely ceased Tne demand r Ia.
rOpean isorices also has, necessary result of the pre-
vang high prioer greatly diminished Apart from the
maoufacture of native cloths Toe sale, there the bono
manufacture by producers employing native wesvers 70
work up their own cotton for dometc which we have
alluded to in former article. IL must not be supposed
that the report audes TO this when 1t apsaks OF tfe ms
ufacture OF native cloth. having dmnianed. On ta con
trary the oihcla accounts from several districts secab
refer TO this Kind OF manufacture as having grthP ~
creased"