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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-27

EOR SALE-lO acres of the best land
In this section well calculated fer either graps
other ffuit and 10 all under the very highest ssnte of
cultivation Is stasted within two miles Of ece and
will be sold With without the crops now epon H. k2
auire Of H D. Tka-kfcE.
, 1865-10-17
MARINE e NEWS,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

op aaaslops Ge1 s.n, ;nnSss ,nDr
Rfop >: T. Wade. Goldsmith, sa16ia, san sana1ies-
1sp ss;a: feeGasss .sas.
Prop Batalo. Cation. Banale, sunddes.
stSp os;sTs .l1en. % cana G hsses sses1s sana4ts.
Bszqqs E F. G. Sherman Mason, ba1alo, 81 tons coal
Hazq9ss m jo2ss AndEsw@ Buffalo, ia ton, COAL
: i; ss:; sss s
as&e}: S:Ssa Siss ssgss
saz As,asi: kits, asis's7ii's, 10 n lumber. som
scnr Morning Light. Leonard. Buffalo. 1so lumber.
sss sssE E:s$ss' saHsd Ss g ILL tsass
ss Yssse ;s Is; ssssa s ~ &c e e'
sssE ,;nn: Anns %hf IS ss Pss iiaI.
sehf cisy, coeh;aae, Badalo ID q iaabe7. ln ton
sehs EsIssIss: EEisksoo, Grand asvsn. 81 lumber.
schr Mberty, oise1. sheboyxan, sond1tes
sear john Lily, coaaei, Housad, i eas os't, u Do
sehs So5nasnss@set T7e 7s, p Holland . m saves-
SeRF heisls Fsse1s tsn..s's;: % is5 81 = @ ie@ser,
schr 4; hens E'esett Grrea bsy l'o N lumber. 10m
sehr W. Etss Greg n.y y ~ FL la@n1r 9,
schr Sarah Glow. Glow. Washington Is'aoa ,f1 cords
scho Mnsfesoo, Mcyea, Browa* Rises, % cord.
s@esr eli fiiiaiols, SaFss' Aasksson S a 'auDel, a.
Ss @ss'S S sS ns sasd:
sco~ Hunter, Williams. Mu.sezon. 10 m lumber:
CLEAEED...-.-........oct. 1s.
, 1865-10-17

vi
We have reason to believe that the stata
census, OF which the returns are now comIu9
Ia, In many counties, Is far from being ars
cu1ate. The Du Quoin {Perry county, NIL
Recorder, speaking Of the census for that
county, says: "We know that the census Of
our city was very faaccurately takcn-ono Of
our hotels having as many as twenty names
that we're rot registered" The same. no
doubt, could be said Of many other towns in
the State. Some ofthc officers appointed 10 m
take the census have undoubtedly done their
duty as faithfully as could be expected, con.
sldering the begEarly compensation (especIal1v
In sparsely settled districta) allowed them ~
their services. In too many cases, however.
the commissioners have either misunderstood
thelr duties, o. have been utterly iucompe-
tent to their proper performance, as
Of the returns being received at the
Office Of the Secretary o7 State. These ts 1c-
turns otteu come In very imperfect and 1n-
finished condition, rendering their return to
the commissioners for completion necessary.
In few instances We hare ATTEMPTED to foot
up the columns Of figures showing tho iitfer-
ent classes Of population, but the result ne
have reached has differed 50 much from that
reported by the census commissioner, thnt We
reported value Of manufactures, live stock,
gTafn and other agricultural products num-
ber df pounds Of wool, product of coal mines,
&C.,: required by law to- be furnished is ii
many cases, q mere farce. On the whols, We
think we shall be fortunate If By this census
We get within one hundred Thousand Of the
actual population Of the State
We hope that, before another State census
is taken, the law will be so amended as to
nuthorize the payment Of fair compensation
and ensure the employment of competent
officers to do the work.
, 1865-10-17
Horrible Death from IlYdrop1sobIa.
From the Quincy WhIs, 1oth.

Edwin Bartholomew, one Of the nnfortu-
mute persons bitten BY o rnbid dog in this city
last June, died Of hydgophobia about aye
o'clock this morning, We understand that
sls: B. frst complained Of belnE unwell day
ing Of his illness until yesterday afternoon,
when he went to consult Dr.. Torrence. Dur
Ing the day be acted very strangely, accusing
his friends Of being afraid Of him, and think.
ing him mud. At one time he became quite
angry at friend who met him ut the Doc
tors Office. Late In the afternoon he was
attAckcd with a severe 1t Of hydropho-
bia> The local editor Of the Herald
thus describes his visit at this time
s.We visited the room In which he was con .
fined, and bsheld q spectacle which outdid
NIL the horrors that we have ever witnessed
or heard OF. The young man WIS raYing
maniac, and was the. subject Of the most
dreadful Of visions, From his mouth tho
poisonous tfoihy. saliva flowed in copious
enlarged, almost started from their sockets,
whilst his hands were outstretched and in
motion all the time, as though eraspins at
something or defending himself from some
Imaginary person who was attempting bis life,
His ravings were really appalling. He was
not secured at q late honr, although well
guarded by some Of ionr citizens"
About an hour before his death the patient
with Sheriff Humphrey and others until fex
moments before dissolution took place. He
told them he was suffering from The hydro
phobia, and would die shortly.
31r. B, was widower, about thirty-flye
years Of nge, md had long been q citizen Of
this city and county. We believe he had no
relatives here except q sister living IN Burton
township. Such death Is Of tie most dis
trcssing character, and shon1d serve as ter
tible 1ebuke to our municipal authorities for
their negligence In refusingto to abate the dog
nuisance OF this city.
It Will be remembered that some six or seven
others were bitten By the sa,ue rabid animal
that caused the death Of afr. Bartholomew,
uouc Of whom, 50 tnr MS we know, hare yet
manifested any symptoms Of hydrophobia.
, 1865-10-17
misreIIalle0u5.
LIFE. GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. s, A. 41Fze1's VoTe4'S
Hais. .Restorer and Dress
5,,g iarigorate, strengthen
and zengt1se,s the hair. They
act directly 1tpo,s the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
qssired a,ourishn.ent, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disap-
pears, bald spots are coz
cred, hair stops falling, and
tasr,t1.tant g,.oscth IS the re-
s2Alt. Ladies and Chizdre,.
actzt appreciate the delight
fut fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance inepa,'t-
ed to the hair, aud 1eo fear
Of soizing the skin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress.
ssaA by .la Dzusxis<s.
Depot 1893 4 400 Greenwich St. N. \.
ectSy9 3it-yH tAsrp p
, 1865-10-17
A FILTRATION AND IT'S RESULTS,
The Quarrcls OF Two NviTc~-A Frau
and q Jealous One-A FalthIe.s Hus-
bnnd-I1cvcngc by Poison.

SS++4A4kv
We were put in possession Inst evening of
facts which 1t has been the purpose Of the
parties Interested to conceal; hnt the case Is
Of too much Importance to be allowed to
pass lmnotfced. Several weeks aso a man
came to this city from Boston. bringing bis
wife with him, on a visit to friends LIE 70.
uained number of days, and when ready to
and wife, and the latter insisted upon staying
here He endeayored to pacifyFhcr, but tn
vain, and he WINS compelled to 70 back with
out her. Immediately after he left, she COM
menced flirting with the young men In the
ne'ghborhood, and the result was considerable
criticism Of her conduct. Finnlly, married
man became ennmored, and was In her COM
paDy much OF hls time. Hc made her pres
cnts, and In various ways exhibited his deyo-
tion. 1t appears that this Innn OF familv had
not lived happily with his wife, and i've or
slx months ago they determined upon
separution, but from some cause or other
hey. thhey haye continued tta d., to live together
hare been Of the most unpleasant cha.ac-
ter. The appearance Of the Boston woman
however, and the attentions shown her BIZ the
Hartford husband. haye led hts wife to forget
In Tazt hcr past unhappiness In brooding over
her present sorrow, and, more than Ill, to
insist that she had get claim upon his honor
as one who had Sworn 10 love and protect her.
his conduct, to be diverted from his new idol.
and hus boldly continued bis attentions to his
charmsr Tin the face and eyasn OF all oppo-
silion. Letters, We understand have been
written TO the Boston husband, but his sreplies
have eyipced no disposition to interfere. 4
few evenings since the Hartford husband, his
wife, md the Boston woman, had a consulta-
tiou together, md It was believed that the
''soft soap'' applied to the complaining wife
had appeased her anger, and insured domestic
tranquility. The interview was prolonged,
and then The trio took walk down town to
enjoy the beauties of moonlight, and perhaps
gaze at the stars overhead, as they stepped
upon the parements arm IN arm, ponderins
over the happy adjustment Of their difficult
ties. Afttr walking short distance they
entered laloon and there ordered refresh
ments, which were paltakcn OF, apd then
homownrd wended their why. The Boston
woman mad not been In the house long before
she was sized With violent fits OF vomiting,
and appeared In great agony. The people Of
. the house where she was stopping became
much alarmed, add Immediately despatched
q messenger for physician, who answered
the Gull promptly, and, upon examining tho
patient, at onco declared that she had been
poisoned. Yesterday she was very low, aud
there was little hope Of recovery.
, 1865-10-17
A TEST CASE

a NAxJAft
Bishop" Wilmer, Of Alabama, Cpnted
erntc prels,c appointed by the Confederate
Episcopal Church, issued IN order, forbiddine
his clergy everywhere, loyal or disloyal, *
pray for AZ 1he President of the United States. u
until the President shall have compiled witt
the terms upon which Bishop Wilmer think:
the Northern States should be permitted te
.llniie with ALBANIA. For this refusal to prar
or permit his clergy. to pra5 for Andrew Jol,a
son, Gen. Woods, commanding the district o.
Alabama, " caahiered" the Bishop and ali hl!
clergy I'LL he should revoke the order Com
1ncnting on Gen. Woods order, little penny
rquiH-eun Of fperhaps $50 circulation called the
Jackson Necs, thus fourishes the lash, d
which commodity the President himself ha.
distributed 80 large quantity all over ths
South, in the Presidents face, and whips I'll
snapper into the Presidents eyes in name,
he may have seen before, ''having 1iyed At
the South, and knowing Its people wen.''
The Nous says:
.IIas 1t come 10 thiss VIII The ftccr2en OF The
country permit this military espot to disgrace Bis
position lonecE' Nill pot The President Instantly
TebuGe him and remove him tfom position In which
he can only reject diehou0r upon the profession
which be ,dtkeyaces- We deem II unnecessary to
eay more ii present On this subject = Pres.
outrage; tfhe dotz not satiea d ne alralr1oa aa
dTGNH."
Let the President understand, therefore, the
tenure upon which he holds that "csteem
and admiration Of the Southern people'' which
he has riskcd 60 much to secure. To retain
1t, he must forbid the clergy of Alabama to
, 1865-10-17
OIL INTELLIGENCE.
The Great Fire ut Pit Hole.
How the Fire was E1tinEt1lahcd-Ncxv
WellN-Tho Burglars mud the Yt.f-
5nnce Committee.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tdbune.l


How the Fire was E1tln=ulshcd-Nerv
Wclls-Tho burglars and the vi.t-
Innce. Committee.
{r,or,cenond,nre or the Cbfe.rn T,fbnn~1
D., H.. ~. -,
,... 1lf nohe, oeI ~
Another Of those terrible catastrophes
which occasionally visit the oil regions cnmc
"a s mn rnpsncer ras bu,,ifnr . fro rrdar
1is M cn.,,ns M nceT he Grant i' W.e,5 nnJ n..d % =
-, -, :, S1,ss ~, -. ~ ' sz". s sS.,..'
pau lu1! u eious OIL ios liz paEPosd' "Alcn
taxing nrc, ne threw 1t IN the direction OF the
rcceiFfng .tank Of the Grant well. Quick as
thought The gas In the atmosphere exploded
with such tremendous force a. to shake the
~ "Ao,e eouaAs ~ wan ." ~. Ea' tnquaAG -. nn
meaiatcly INC sleepers of LII Hole, ffather
City aud Ball Town were shaken from their
slumbers and guided BIZ the lurid elnre of tho
burning oil tanks of the great well hastcnea
70 the scene Of terror ana connagration. 1t
Was grand nnd fearful sight. The flames OF
four thousand barrels Of oil roarcd md sursed
upward far above the tree tops. surpnounted
~. !, ao,,s. c1ora ~ ernnlc ~ i1tv h1ocrnsss
,!h;a, aiti1s hr Gomee ~ n1dc,n.ath nrs
sentaa nna nt H. w;Idsst nnd drandsst s,ame,
Sas o. Es
a. Iarn-7s ths ..s,v 1T 81 ias ncra,re;,t.
oan;na "usss a co1,e,s,
i;his That con,e n thcir rracf Fn1t nnatc1r
tEa .,tr ~ ~ n,r.r ~, -, tho iii sSjs
TO be il danger. The crowd that gathered at
tllc scene Of destruction WIS immense aud cx-
cited. But Pit Hole Is q paradox, and the
Inhabitants thereof seem to be constituted on
the system Of contraries. Instead Of rushing
about in confusion and despair at the immense
and sell stslxteenths'' as brokers buy and sell
Tie Hauriferous,, In the cold roon1. Specu1a.
lion wae. for a time. moro lively than had
1ccn known for many weeks.
sixtncn cuef1e houses. dcrTicks and appur
tenauces were Consumed ere the fury Of the
flnmes Wns STAYED, StilI The rushing oil from
The Grant well continued to burn, and grave
fearS Wsrc entertainer lad It 1e utterly rincd.
An experienced oil man contracted to extin-
, 1865-10-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

.-.. MospA1 EShs4So' oct 10 1sea.
tne sfea, 4oee'ion N eonl"esc.at ana nnanclal
eas'es to'1As "4s ene unus9a' stnnSencS IN me
no,,ts n'alhe' ~ ~ unpIeeeeehted al ms rcason
Iae year aao INC aiuonnt o. pfoouec IN store can
nos c2pa1h away lot, aeeofatpg TO Tho Last quar-
Terry statements OF Inc es'1ona1 Banks, the depos-
Its were quite sneent 10 catJ that, and still have
an easy enough market. There Is ons feature Of
Tho question, however, which ID not generally
thought o. While considering this nlatteE OF fnan-
Gee. tits this: tho banks Of this city hare been
holding Is their RESERVES, Compound Interest
Notes, which arc now too valuable to be looked
nrou as mere currency. Tho desire to save these
ha' no doubt contributed 10 the general stringcucy
IN the market; for. 1t Is that there cannot
be far ffou' two millions Of dollars OF these rotes In
The banda OF the bankers. The recent action Of
Sec1eanry MeCu}loch, however, with regard tpfunt-
Ing thexc notes, win gire our bankers m opportu-
nifty Of dlsposine Of them, which, va understand,
some Of them hare embraced. The recent advance
in FiycTveutcs viii probably facilitate tnts rnove
, 1865-10-17

l. !gnised and exploded, scattering the liquid
By rolling in tho grass partially e1.lreuished
the flames, so that he returned 10 see how lis
mother was getting along, who was alsn IN
fire. Together they succeeded IN putting out
the fire, but he died the next day, ind SIC viii
have to suffer amputatfon Of one Of tSr ar,ns
, 1865-10-17

Reeelpts nnd Shipments for the Wcek-Conl-
pnTutive Receipts ind Shipments Slnce
January 1st.
The following summary shows the ce1pts and ship
mems Of Flour and Grain also sousce Of supply and
mode Of shipment during the week ending Oc,o
ber II
EKCKF1s or FLoCR AID GRAIN pCR1xa T1IK wxEx
INDNd cCTpHEK II.
Received Flo1t, Wheat Cof1. Oats. Rye HasieY.
, 1865-10-17
Orders from England for OntS.

large orders hxye been received rom England for
Canad1an oats, and already seresal shipments bave
heen mAds. II By the abro8atiou Of tho Reciprocity
Treaty, the American market Is closed to us, except
4t high duty, It Il satisfactory know that The Eng
sh market can absorb al our surplus coarse grains,
the cuit1yation Of which. It thought, would b
nnpEont.bls IN the syent ct the American market BE-;
Kingdom, oats and barley ara this year the shortest.
Tho syease yied Or oss y bushels to tae this
barley, the aresge 10 bushe1 this year II u only
bushels OF loss Of hushels n tho 4cre The orders
been In the vicinity OF LIS for oats and 3s os bzey
including cost Of freight md insurance.
, 1865-10-17

Arra;ramen+s ha.s haar ...3s - tSs ne
farcnt rSi,Tnad comTmnirs hy Hh,cR ~ cMttar ~
can beshipped from MontEnmery to Nov
York ra Johnsonyille, Tenn, for abopt III
per bali; al rail-, about 50. This arraurc
inent ilcludes Atlanta, Macou, Augusta, Co.
lumbushnd West Point, Georgia.
The theatre has been orc1cd here unde,
the aus2fccs Of Sir. F. II. t. Bates.. with n
stock cdnpany consisting OF two ladies and
three gentlemen, direct from New York. Ad.
mittaaa, $1.O0.
The blowing Is IN extract from Gcorpie
paper, which Represents the feeling Of fhp
South exactly, and their belief rs to the posI
tion OF the President:
TIRE PRESIDENT ANN THE urn1x,ns or 17,e e,.cr
nam" IL
From the Macon Tele,ranf21
Tie 8. ft,enls Of tho ,,,acr man, ui11 a,, ,ha-,
seiyss roiuy nnistsfen. sbtewa a, he, a-e. ~,
msyts retain 1beir bold ca the President for tht
Prrs:nt, or break with him, Just IS they choose
but The rcsn!t VIII be the tame: Mr. johnson Will
@ hoa @neant; ne VII 1ns,st on me S2othesn states
heIs ~ ~ s md N sdh w. Ra5i
css. maxi Tinfer. heyond hi donht Viii he nf Ics
pcstie character fle Is fnr building uD: thev are
ios pulling down. There en- Be no Compromise, nc NJ
consultation. between the two PARTIES: With full
tt q, spetnGtu nep.SssnIasef y tae "a
1n.4 r.4 - f.s&, u =, a ~ ic vsSooina
our pesierity to t6a enniitiot Of ibs ansrtnnata @
whites in san Domingo.
GEN. sxAYSp.
Aststnnt Commissioner Freedman,e Hrraor
u fnr ~ atato - aa;aa tI,t oaleao
eoan.a s"l 20 ~ enae an Gun 4o "
freaIo,.1 ~ a,nto,,rat;n'; H.atn.. n1u ,,eo., ens
,.'nSa ~, 5nf. nasu.f ueei!
eTne,sas ftI93s Bnroan otii9ors ~ tha as.,s1 us
1,oto hoa, .1otsI,o3 ~ ~, A,;stt ~ enI
1niesipssa usJ os Samo atthaG ~ .3s % so.
IN n. mattcr iosnnrnnt of tha,r ,Itiea nnd ~
, 1865-10-17
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
AosDAr EvKHao, Oct. Is.
aALE3 AZ ER5r AoAHu.
NEW 500 LOAN.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO,
ocToH1R 9Th, lsS1-
This Bank VII secetre packages OF one and Two rear
aper cent note5 per cent Compound interest Notes
2nd sort and schednle them fot subscriptions 10 III
New so 1oAn at charge OF v per cent.
Iouds will be delivered to s1bscrlbeI1 srec Of tnap
and packages may Be sent u under our se4sop con
tract rates. E. l. TiEEHAN Cssher
, 1865-10-17

DupAaE COUNTY REPUBLICAN, NoAISA-
71oss*-For County Judge, Capt. s. +. Dan-
iels; for County Clerk, Frederick Fisher; ior
County Treasurer. D. N. Gros; for snPefiQ'
tendent Of Schools, NV. Richmond; for sur
reypr, A. s. James.
, 1865-10-17

latterIest at tide Hater fhg yrH 49, tnS 2
l,StS 10 c1s9 8odf4 ~. .r.,t,tv
f scmr ~ ~ nrtntmel articles OF pfoduce latk a
udcI Vattr tfpt1 ihe econrnncenent oI naslsaunn 70
and pcludInx the sth Of October u tae 3a1s la4F
, 1865-10-17

FL0UR-RecsiSe! s,::s 6rIs: shipped II, 70. bris
i b ;t e. : a s ss sis
IS; 81 as@sd ~: e =: =: s$sia.a y
named q Ise 8 aIis q p u sn,oSad =
ao9 sase :: o'' A0ni~t at 100 or''
desns sac 21 sp1tas .ass Hs4 Wints5
S1'fS ba No.i.t Ell IIs3 10. spxMEaooo bu So. II
So b du II T. 81 s ~ aS 10 It Ga = Jus 81
60 e II s = bn do oq d % 40 rs e f4S Il TX
ippa Do It Il It 81 DO do 1t Il Sc iSa b b. a. i Il
'e1ls5s nHn + SReervr sl 1 bo. ahmed ,a,,a, bu.
~ ~ ut tSs,,s ~ u ,
ssins 1crc. Eoax y sTne.9s III h., N ~ n.
Il S hu Do 1t ie cd ia do # t4Pc 2c s9o ba do >.
<sAs: iaeoo eu deas sAs s. go ID % IS 81 ,a2S 2
Sn DC do sxe 6n 6a 9o 9to II T. Il o III ;c
so By dS e. = tsae en @ % 4 ~ sS q, os s dG M =
ssd a SO n DO GsHs ~ Z Is g g.
s j N Il l. Il: 81 Xs &; ss:s a: ::s
Il Fl s;.s s2sss ss
ao & Gs IS Sa e do Z 100 IS 81 I'D fee:p. It
i 81 i s. s. s. {s;sl E 6 s. n sssss q
NiE~rses,,ss 10 se: shipped $3.50 m na. ,l.,. -
ast dn,l snd r ioTst sss sere; S b. NJ At s9s 81
IN % 9s Al III de- ID hn Heieeted Il ~ e ~ ~ s'"
" "a 4 :; sS % 81 & / e. e. q
i .Ss.s +
nE1SgA1e dai and eutiial; Dolninal as 7see
:s 81 A.ife; dai :. ps1 se Een
1aere 4aT4n stoc1 @ tno m1lAena n % M ~,
, 1865-10-17

COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING", Oct. 10.
The following summary shows the movement In
PRODUCE and Provisions during the past fortyeighs
hours, compared with the movement tor the same
time last Jesr.
, 1865-10-17

links Of The same sausage, made out Of the
same dog"
But The vote Of G,5oo against universal
suffrage in Connecticut Is wiped out by the
vote Of 2, 900 in favor Of II In Iowa, with a
clean margin of 1850 10 spare.
, 1865-10-17

[Ffum the Albany At1as and Afgus.l
Tbs quanty OF Nour wheat, COTE. aud barley, lcr at
dewhtef during the lfhs week Of Oct, in the rear
1854 and 1855, Wss A. folfows:
Flour. Iris. Wheat, bn. Corn. hn. Barley, bu-
lss.--.. lss.--.. 1 as1so so ~ s5sa e g q @ aa9 S9 a@
Dec. II, go tpec. Sl,a Inc. I'll 800 Inc. 1al.Sn
The asaegase quantity Of The samc articles ieit at
nds.wateT npm the commencement OF nAtt@at!oa %
tho 1fh oSt inclusive, during the yeats 1854 md l
E1ouE. bris. Wheat, bu. Corn. bu. Barley, bu
1a4.... rs 30 laH3,too 1s6d.4oo S9,M
Eh6.... 5lano a9ia,1m 1t.4s6,a0 le@.''o
Dec..l l3o0 pee.kna3 ood Inc. atosI@a Inc. !sa'W
Thenew crop receipts OF barley IN s afe - ~ III:
N 1861 they NEre tH,901 bu, AhoWfn& A0 e11e1" ~ ~
receipts Of 43n1nc bu. ....+x ,fths
, 1865-10-17

C9Ilcx OF 1ux DArIr TMntNx,l
Monday Evening. Oct Is. !
BEEF CATTIE-AceozdiuE to the Board OF Ttsle
rpoE the receipts aud shipments 3luee list Issue
compared with the corresponding pcrtod Of isst have
hetn foczs It should be borne IN ind that these
receipts and 1hipmepta really ihose of thu day pre-
cedinE:
, 1865-10-17

MICHIGAN hbtTaKKy TAKnH.
The market at these yards hes been dan, sad when
We LETT the Jards early tn the afternoon hnt three
sales vere reported. The following were made after
our rcrott on Saturday:
Seller. Buyer. No. Av. Price.
CbpSeT.. Sutton. = Sl37 11.21
do ...,,... Co ......-. IL 1T 1IsS1
do ......& Aetc&{f. ...,....,.,,1E3 1873 1isNx
DO ........Nsckersou d Co...lz3 2o9 LES
do do ........4 Is ~ 1271
, 1865-10-17

&9YGXAN YARD8.
Tbs market here has been dnu to-day, and prices
rather weak The salea since LAST foot up so head
ut Fn.s7H@re.H.
, 1865-10-17
Eacetpts. Shipments.
1884, isG- iA: lal+

The usual Monday duiluess hAs prevailed today.
There was vc1y little stock In the yards for sale md
yery few buyers. Most Of The Transaction wcfe tn
stock Steers and butchezs' Cattle.
The prices obtained give no evidence OF auy change
from Last Saturday.
We quote tha closing prices Of Tho various grades as
, 1865-10-17

CN41tBFUnQEoE ~ ~
week 1851. -t502s 1Ss913 1asoS1 4sS10 1850 a9s79
SHIPMENTS OF S1oCR AID GRAIN pCRtS0 TIE PAST
WEEK.
Shipped Flour. Wheat Cam, Oats, Rye Barley,
a, ,,,,,,o,d e,ls; e6;,llss:; -. r. b. na; bg; b9
, 1865-10-17

a popnIaf member Of The House Of Lords,
Earl Granville, was this week married to
young Scottish girl Of the innumerablc clan
OF Campbells, and the disparity Of age In the
case Is not overlooked. 1he bridegroom Is
ttty, md the bride scarcely eighteen. Miss
and Of a pleasant address. She will be "a mid.
dlc-nged woman when her lord Will, If living,
be dectcpid with tho weight Of years. But II
should be said that he Is the most youthful
man Of fifly you will easily ind. He Is .
Chestc. field in manner, and Is rich in M a1ti-
, 1865-10-17

TotAl.,-..... Ge619 7esp3Q 5i1si 4l6.ts 4sl57 3oM
Corresponding
week lesl..- soi6s 29lt15 lss75 s4tns7 41Es7 14po
The following ab!e shows the receipts md shipments
OF Flonr and Grain from January to October for
four yexss:
, 1865-10-17

New i 0Fk stock MATket.
ClottnE prices fog cash. Oct. IT, 1S63 received BY r.
G. saltonstau d Co., Commission, Stock, aud Bond
Brokers, Sc CfarE ftIeet. Chicago:
, 1865-10-17


LEATHEK-The market continues yeTy qulet and
pFrrs Tess 1tn, but without essential chaugr. va
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

Posf 0FrIcE DEPARTMENT, August 2, 1858
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed I'LL IL o'clock, m, on TUESDAY, the 18th
instant, for furnishing, for the use Of this De-
partment-
i6o tons (2,2io pounds to the ton) best Baltimore
. Company's wHITR ASH COAL, furnace size
80 tons best RED ASH COAL, same size and
90 cords, more or less, best seasoned OAK WOOD.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made TO So
cure TO the Department full weight and measure
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
10 all the contract. g.. .-..
The undersigned reserves tho right TO reject
any or all the BIDS, the Interests of the Depart
mont seem TO require v.
For further particulars apply to the under
signed. = -. JAS. g. HALL0wELL,
au3-td tDisbursing Clerk, Post 0aioe Dept.