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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19

How IT HAPPENED.-The Democrat of yes
terday morning complains that the list of con.
trih" or , the fund for the payment Of the
de. C steam fire engine Jack Winter
was not provided it, and adds that it was NOT
III Consequence of a want of enterprise on its
part, they had petitioned for copy thereof.
The local did not apply for a copy until after
we had published the letters of the Heaviest
contributors, and announced that we had
made arrane ements through which we would
publish the full list. Then the enterprisag
local of the Democrat attempted to take advan-
tage of our labors, and publish the list stimuli
,aneously with u.s. Had the local Aforesaid
have headed us iu the matter we would not
have had the audacity to forestall him. Hav-
ing first presented our claims, we were emit
tied to prior consideration. 1t would reflect
more credit on the sore-headed local were he
to pay for his wine checks, given in lieu of
money at the Arab supper and cease annoying
his readers with his apologies for lack OF en-
terprise.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19
ArHENEUM-MISS DORA SHAW'S THIRD

ArHENEUM-MIss DORA SHAw's THIRD
NIGHT.-Those who witnessed Miss Dora
Shaw's exquisite representation of Camille,
need not be reminded that she is an artistic in
the truest sense of the term, and that her por-
traiture ofPauline, the proud and naughty beau
y ofLyons, will be not less charming The play
has been often presented here, but the charac-
ter Of Pauline has not been read with such
rare elegance and accuracy as by Miss Shaw,
or realized the ideal Of the author, by such
high culture and histrionic art. Nc piece has
been so powerfully cast during the season, and
most delightful performance may be antici-
pated. Claude will be represented by Mr.
Fleming, who made such favorable impress
sion as Armand. last evening, and the night
previous. 1t is to be hoped that the weather
may be proptious-at any rate the brilliant
star should be greeted by a large audience.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19

NorIcE.-A grand ball and supper, for the
benefit of the German School, to be holden on
Monday next. Oct %, at John Scheel's Hall
instead ofLehning's building, the latter not be-
ing flashed. THE COMMITTEE.
nctlad2t
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19

EDITOR TIMEs:-Y will please announce the name
of David J. Baker, Jr, candidate for Alderman in
the Second Ward, and oblige MANY CITIZENS.
oct6.dtf
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FOR ALDERMA N,

EDITOR TIMES Please announce the name of LAUGH
LIN DOYLE as a candidate for Alderman of the Sd
Ward at the next election.
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FOR ALDERMAN,
FOR ALDERMAN

EDITOR TIMES - Please announce the name Of PAT
RICK SMITH a candidate for Alderman of the 4tl
Ward.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY CONSTABLE.

EDITOR TINES Please announce the name of JOHN
II. ROBINSON an independent candidate for County
Constable in the South Cairo Precinct, and oblige
MANY CITIZENS.
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Thursday Morning.
ARRIVALS.

G.. McPorter, Johnsonvile, Charmer, Evansville,
Liberty No. Q, Louisville, Tom Jones, N. o.,
Leviathan, St. Louis, NJ. s. Mepham, N. O.,
City of Cairo, s. Julia, I"
Lawrence, Tyrone, Columbus.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19
New York stock Market.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TINES.
NEW YORK, Oct 10.
MONEY-Active and frmer at per cent Sterling
steady at 1094@lo9t Government stocks quiet; go
coupons 1868 extra November coupons do. new issue
1929; Treasury 1905 91f: year certificates 964
' GOLD-Shade frmer; opening at i46t advanced to
1855 and closing at 146 Total export of specie to-day
$3.50, 900.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19

The public can rely upon the leaving punctualy
rs advertised. by this arrangement parties can leave
Mound city on the pm. trip, spend the evening ~
Cairo and return at p at hour TO suit their
convenience.
By prompt tenton to business hope 10 merit and
receive liberal share Of patronage.
For Information apply to
W. @. PRIEST, Agent,
sept23-dtf No City Bank Building.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19
Rates of Exchange Reported Daily, by John u
T5ous7, President First National Bank.
New York Market.


Eastern Currency. per cent Discount
Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. 2 "
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[CONTINUED.1

sum were the proceeds of the cotton captured
in Savannah and Charleston, ~, 500 bales, of
which 80, 800 came from Savannah.
The advance which has taken place in the
price of cotton has added literally to the sum,
for which at least 10, 900 bales of it were sold
since July.
The dispatches of the cotton agency here to
the Department, were to the effect that the
market was very firm, and that the rates would
almost certainly be higher; and the Secretary
of the Treasury postponed the sales that were
TO have been in August to September, and af
forwards to October. The result shows gain
of from eighteen to twenty cents per pound.
The whole Of the Savannah, Charleston and
Mobile cotton, taken by the government, has
been disposed Of. and the sales to be made
hereafter will be of cotton collected by the
special agents Of the Treasury Department in
the Southern States. One such sale, embrac-
ing 13, 900 bales. will be made on Friday.
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STEAMBOATS,

Connecting with the Johnsonvle and Nashville Railroad,
for all points South, and conveying the through malls
and Express, leave THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock A. N.
Passengers may rely upon making and quick con
nection at Johnsonvic Nashville and points South
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
Sept29dt AMIss co.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19
DEPARTURES,
RIVER AND STEAmBOAr NEWS.

Items OF Curgoes arriotsg and Departing C0ndi-
ton of Western Rioers- Weather and Busin ess-
Boats Leading Z5day-Boats Due-Owr 7Annks--
Death Of old Ps1ot-Ctept. PeU-Neao Packet
COnDnDu
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19

The above line Is composed Of the finest and deeeh
steamers in the Southern and Western waters such
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-The following re-
port of Capt. j. NJ. Moore, A Q. NJ, who was
sent to Andersonville, Ga, contain valuable
Information in which the people are interested,
and will doubtless be appreciated by the rela-
tives and friends of those who have given
their lives to their country:
AsST n " OFEJcE DEp.pTuENT orr
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Steamboat Register.

Capt. aud A. Q. NJ. =, @. S.
, 1865-12-13

The Provision market rss cuiet and uach.e,ed
The stock here Is too 1rhs IL attr,rt thu sts1'Jo-
Of huyers, and the sales ars ncces,.,,]y x,a.ll
M4es Fork ia quiet md nominal at RI. .s5as1. o.
oIo 1ftme Ness Pork IL in nnied request, eud we
noie saes Of GEO hEa at Ess TO, Their Is Some In
qul1y 3os EngtiBh Mesle end ne uo,e sale. Of 80
n1s Cu1nbeslaud A1ddles 1t 1ac. Lard IL cu,tt and
1ta'y, With light tales OF chofce Kettle It 1sc
F1tne etezm i. held at 17Hc. Brown Grease vas
sod ri 13c-
j. Tnl!ow uas in fatt dcmsna md more active. With
asles Of Prime packers At 1se, prime butchers 1t
12Kc and f1amsped nara.rs st IL
Beef Cattle were IN uodctate demand 1t about the
ruling fates Of yestCruay. The supptY thouph
light, il III that ts wante6, Ihe sales tdsy foot
up 500 head. sye1sRtuC in rs{ca from xl.5o 10 s5h
Hpc. a,r n,odernte}v aeaye as yestsrda1,a MICS
Shipper sn civ butchers hsye been ,be n,ne,n,,
:buJcrs. oue or two packers bought ouite tree]y
OF prime he.,v bors. Tbr renorted x,1es ~ m,
bead. runefnr in nnce trnn ta3 to s1nnn
Drcssed uocs He.e eo,d II xto.75a1n N, fo, e,+-.
be+;rv nscs,,s frt N. r,r.,nt- -. -t,,, .-hnt
The market ia, Hirhvtn+s wn, fn,ctiva ,nd
,o1,,n,1 - 1t,h .s,,s.. ~ ~ - y. ~ nae'e aoo
1ss- ~. ~ .s1aaa,s. s.' =. ,1sa,,o ~ Nv
,nsreet tod,r sna nnt r,rnn,, 49, ~ -. ~.
ea,e y.1ues a r., hnos.n H.. - Ts..s w,a.A- ..
-. ~ - ~ p,okso .o1s o' Hnite "in'e1s
IN fc,;na ,,ot re.ss -npna s.poa naaos
R4fras rcn,tn,, =, ~ eScsc m ss.sH. *a os -.
xo|s =, g MAJ M n S''"'<S''S'| oasA"ne@ s'ool
.1be n.,1.. tasS
rs,c,v ,rt,rs ~ ~ .s1pn. ', "1us. nas @ooe
isnc. At ths nn.a,a -. ~. y. 1sssy.e VIZ %
,nand eltcrc,.5 - -. .t'- ~ o... eoss sus ~
rustn,ained 1ne1s ,ss ,.a a.,aa VIZ w noe
spdng, md The market advsuced sac. & rI: M: !:
".ss ".s . ~ 1os Aea " ntef. ana tae m7:@sl
Snrfrr Wheat Yont ,1r J@s nm hn - =, a,c4, ST..
, 1865-12-13
LIDS AND oEFEEA

Tho y. ftaaaeia Cy4noaicse Of Saturday
'aSt commenting Oh Gaycrnnen. securities, says:
lhe 1rc.fdents message and the Treasury re-
1rott haSc produced decidedly improved tone To
esr M na'tss II tss ,os oosenments. The moderate ann
slIny .nnsfare s snesfare upon foreign a0ars teude5 10
ss'Peehen'tonr. which have existed IN some
1aaa1' 1sna II 81 inpenane complications With Enc.
Irr,dcri sna l., !hs decided nllusione Of tic
ne.sn.a aoo l1c t,ecEctury Of the Ifeasury tn
pubic aeLp LptuSS!R w,!n for tho ot he wloe
5nshins eha.n 3S t6e and tie m
AZ ies aeo .,dss ssoa ~ I'm WI r nahe
~, .ae essi4e; % tie
ondifos ~ sy vi sc nnE o. he nanoes N .oanS
tpnn<9n tPe IT. h. 40 IKE en TSd Sf
snessaec will produce ircrr.s.d ssI4kt4 and ahe
securities abroad and induce new edss e; y leu our
twcnstes espccslly." 'e'1s " Five
In New York the money market l. 1nore .r,,..
There IL partial falltae Cd In the rece,pts Of rrr.
rrncy from the Wet The movement Son,h.S.a
- merely nom:na1; tle balance With New Enelsnd
, 1865-12-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

TCEepAr EvENtx1, Dec. u.
The mtncy market to-day wns quiet and close,
The demand for money IL still moderately activr,
and paper If generally passed by bankers for
7her bcti customers at 10 per cent per annum but
there is norr paper On the street. than there bus
been any time during the past two ycars. The ne
cessilies Of many good psftics arc 20 uzgant At
present thai. tng 10 extend their discount linz II
1he banks where they do business, they are foseed
10 nrpy 10 individuals and losne arc made in this
Nny at 1tsG2 Per cent per month. The receipts Of
Hogs nnd Gram Light thar there is very 1Ittlo
demand for money BY either pork paekess OF com
miFe!ou merchants. In The Gsaln rade money ts
quito r1cuty and spcculatora hare no difficulty in
borrowing nj 1oG1e pcr cent On good margins.
The supply Of eastern exchange Is vc1y light md
1atcs nse d7u II par buying and 1Io prem. selling
Ronna lotz ere in good demand by bankers who
have not low cout1acte to express crutncy,1 ut
premium Of 7ss180c per thonsand-
The Produce matkcls to-day tyexr drmr. Wheat
advanced 1tt9se per buhhel- Corn was arm but
-qusct. Oats Hese steady. Rye was quiet and
1rm. Flour wae dnll and neglected. Htehwtncs
were dull at yesterday 8 decline. Provisions were
quiet and heary. Lard was easier. Tallow WIS
1noEc active.
Gold rcna}ne without male.ial chspge in ouota-
lions. II opened in New York at l444, advanced
TO 145as, &nd closed 1t 14a The following are the
quotations telcgsaphed 10 James Boyd / Brothers,
, 1865-12-13

/
.,r..j ~ =. sAme' L"cs hospi''i' custom aouss
. 1a-' tes'aousoeo IN Isoo'' u no~
| ..s.s: 20 "ancau5 toea'ed II NO. s6 Randolph
1u,noi. -. 49, ~ neaso'!n seee1' ca'easo,
r o' ~ oae 'a's 'ouf years. fot ths cure or Old
tr 10 ~. ~ saa =" pf'4aH oseeses
~ "e@Ao'e1s ane CUTE ot tnas terrible poison
ff>:".:t y: 81. =.
!o@" pos''se4' esao'ca'es tFo" toe sTasena'
~ " .a.1e5' 1oa'oe poas''l' arsenic
n =. NY VI tuo'o poisoaous oFogss ~ th1y
.a.o W. pot'ea. a.on' utae' " up 70
n sonee tn3a1e uina = its most hdeoas as-
49,, ~ ~ sspan"' Inc
same 70 nseo u M Aoe1 Aosp'ss4 New offesns' for
'n'1'Ftn se.'' saa WHICH Gained HI" 70 Worldwide
ee'eof19. iae fonow1ng. are some Of tha diseases
e'As'ea pslsa'e' 70 Th'eh D. 1anas derosea hla
e1ctnve attention, vfz: Syphilis, primary. secondary
snd teEfsafy aa1ctufea urethzal discharges, nocsur
nal and dfoinal euassons, sszna debility, diseases Of
me oee1 ana lo1as' s'1on OF The bladder sad
Kidneys rheumatism, hrd1occle, ya1tcoeee csneer,.
de- s,s," s' ;>e:,: =
D!JenEes peenll4r to fens1es such ii an corrbo,
dysmeno7hagta, 1nctorrhagla, ehoso,s. nerrou, s..
billty,t dc, successfully treated.
Dr. jamos' long practice in New Orleans aud tbe in,
dorsemeus Of tho n,ost eminent uedc<l meo and m,
almost entire 4outhu presa, shour3
.tepes, that d, jane, caa ma I'll, n,,,r, II, 49,
be promises, = -
Tic attention uf these who have pr,yste,v md I'm.
nrnpe.1, injured themselves. by sexu., r1ce,...
tae cehak,nr habit OF m nr.r&f.,+ ,, ~,
1oung uunt,tuz theu 10, ru.t,4uont. hn,,no,;
c,ety. producing ID tn traa consultations, .n,,,,-
premature decay and tmpotency,:.. $;
The tho1,ov1ux arc soma Of the .,d mi ,,.,.,,..
.r...,:,roa,..s hr n.,.,,,.--
, 1865-12-13

Is The only Physt11n ii Specialist now In fht city
hst eaa Be entirely relied upon. Go 70 u1x aod not
s11r Disease 10 remain IN ypuz system, dlsasu1fnx
yoo faec aod body. besdea destroying your hsppneM
md future prospects life. He haa made person..
diseases md nervous debility hs study for thu ssss
twenty yeass, and Ia thecsosu the person WHOM, a,
afflicted should consult No ooo eyer heard OF IN,
ueot OF his not being cured uce hs haa bean in the
city,. His reputation has vouchers Ia al tho city d.
PER-; his patients aad the medical profession, botnse
md abroad being tho most skilled speci.1at here,
and thorough master Of his profession II al o.he1
fsH. DON'T despair; give him call. 1t u only cou-
mon occurrence with him to cu,o such cases, uis
Foos sro separate for ladies' and gentlemen. sad tho
mort complete In the city. Consultations ttee and
conndentIaI @.
oa'ce No. 17o South Cart at.oe.. corner Of Moptoe,
aah ahoek rom tho fost oo,ee. Po.: ouce Box 81
caleaso, ILL., o1ca hourR rom l. m toa,p.m:
eena fo1 pa Guide TO Health. /" published monthly,
ire Of chaFze-:. =,
! aorso HEs' TAXI PAhEwuLAr No11cr-pocto.
deFotes much OF bis time 10 The treatment Of
taos9 catea causcd oT Aecres habit which rlns ho.h
body hod mind. unntttng the unfortunate fad,r.tus
for either business Of society. Tho sad eect Of shc,a
early hshi Or the axcess Of per Jeazs Is to weaken
md dcoll,ate the constitution. destroy the phys!ca
and mental poscEs diminish aud enrceb.c taa natural
feelings. and e1hauss the Vital energies Of ,aa3od
The pleasures of!fe uazre the object Of marriage
frustrated. md existence isset rendered term Of un-
caasl1 mlsety and regros. Such persoas, especially
thosq contemplating marriage, should loss no time IN
maSifg immediate application. Al Dr.. D., by his new
treatment, Il enabled 10 easuse speedy and perma-
nent cure. 49,
, 1865-12-13
;, mSAYrfm0
Da. :EAsT4,RE.Y,s
IODINE AND SiRSaPARlLLA.

Thss the only nedie.ns that vii enro dtse.scs sz1
nk non N inpuEe ststs Of tAs Mood, 1t1;
SGe4nla, or Kings Evil, 6ancsess Xu-
9ors, 0zuptiona of ths Rim 8rynip-
4es, Chronic 8&zo 8y%s, Riu67a1R
1ettar, ReaA Head, Old aor~s,
3sef1oEes.9WeEinks of the 9la1Ae,
@4Ay, Whiss awaasinSs,, Falss,
&10sfkss{ Rolls, 3impls9 On tbs
4aes2 8eiGs. Rhsa1na&iszn. uzppsv
oF0Eavaas Liver conp1aiat,p pv1per.
~ ~ Ms&veoa ,Aaee faans, 0<naF1lpe.
eHkvy AZ 09foeac diseases and all
diseases oFisio6 from the uss Of Mr-
cary
Tits medicine combines n : highly eqneea..,ea
4: sSS;Ik q
os Is @ss feasd2 ' s4et oaef. g Is
tas BIooD q aepa7ed coadissaa T II IL a5sss- IL
Dr.. Easter1J's iodine and SarsapariIla
II = eonattustonal xemedy. md ha4 stmultsneors
aeton % the ..stous olxsas Of shs syssen. exciting
:5s
Impure ND dtse.eed matter from tho systern and
e essE ID e ' CURE
DR.. EasterlJ's Iodine and Sarssparil1a
ThosoaSh1y rcoovates the whole system. frees II fou
III impurities, md possessing those pul5inE
saa ises ..7 a. 'ea xSS i
DR.. Easterly,s Iodine and Sarsaparilla
SAT- Kaeun, scsd Hell, sd 3oscss Hoteaes piuoie:
s1s s40fa'' Old s'fs' and Skin Diseases Of srJ
Grkl1eJ,a Salt Rheum and letter Oins-
w * tpnnd .alush1e ..sstaat to sAe Iodine ao sar.
4apafA In subtulDg the disease The Iodine SHr.
, 1865-12-13
Special RDtifea.


Mar wants \ To11o1no uxroInmuu wsnt-'-
Ana tsrtyy year and moutn mtngs tmn = adv cns,
Emch. aftsrG1mmlnk the xa1ettks Win can't,
he aEe Discovers to b not The tran oar.
OF Grch IS thesS let their cc0coctoFs ra7nt.t =
l'n sing the RTTTBttS th4t hare credit duo Won
ThF VOLTS ssea: Tooie, hich no skill can bettes
inean the matches MfTER3 ofHoaTETTEH.
Doctors were living ienK betore old Gslen, :
And Ef1ef, e1cetainX learned kfare aud aAxe:
Fntthc stomechtcs they vHe hount to hi II
- sneeess came POT nnttl this later sse :.
AID dread dyspepsia dliTen nom the stas-.
AGuea, remittents, he4daches-saat heahkptitte.s-:
F4nssh Ike smoke before HOsTFTrKR'5 hitter
He!ss ns5ss ana soota seposs, z shs Eass tatnsion;
A19 Rye's mild essence hcld9 thcE1 In solution.
The t4kte u pIeasAnt the effect Is surS
Ee'ET hare t4d R1tters yo& proved del1stan
ny them ID Hue, Rau ht alth nd strength securu
1he dea:oCs slay z d.ures on the Ianel, =
And they. Ike him, to s&Yo the weak ate able.
Eeis86G It rAx
, 1865-12-13

MheAt.Chnicn grades IN 1tghesupply a..d rather 1p
noideE. 70 sepe axtent, ask t1n s.le. Of CT d
p No-1 Hhtte fa1ntF dufr at Ii-s1 aalc OF cAr
-AIsst qntet snd steae! i, tht recent deciae sei.
III aor sm.A ots deltrared tn osxs III &c foY
St9a Saa spe e oseE r iaoo sa offered It 3e 10 tsss
u fut Ntte uolnE. md fho osrfet II nt,tnIn.l3y I1n
sa1nEsd at q .a*17. p 100 -. Eye s.eady at sn 81,
, 1865-12-13

Has rendered al imported liquors rot onfy unr>s.,x
but dangerous Disttug nun eyt1 ofhe- 1tt1@
y nIsns tn this sountty ~ ts
1as son GHSs n nse,satsd viii :hs (lces Of u
1sards alone zud unapptoached ss asfs X.
Ahe restorative a7d pfeJentITn ~ "se3HuAsEn-
, 1865-12-13

Annual Report cf the Commissioner Of fAgfi.
culture.
The annual report Of The Commissioner OF AErtcul-
tnre shows that With tho exception of Wheat, the
yield of the ors during the past year has been very
large. Tit following tables exhibit the results:
AM0CNT or ChoPs.
, 1865-12-13
1t Is 4 Representative MaAi-f.>

Ke4,J possesstoE ~ tho Properties ela.msd fir ts
md a1suycs, and day provtnr b1 ifs
cases requiring ~ nition Of these nrcs unWt.1
tity ard the best poaaibfe proportions, A@s pH-
, 1865-12-13
a 3-IO u. 8. NOTES.


CoFtn. prices Tor cash, pec T. 1s6 received by F.
G. $altonstan 4 Co.. Coo1mlssion Stock and Band
Hrokat, So.aG Cla.k street. Chicago:
, 1865-12-13
NAG *~AA NoAAeeS32$Be
TEE COUNTERFEITISdo OF
K0STe11ER'$ STOMACH RiTTERS
ID DOW SorneEtat more ser7ous ~ well IA df6cnIk
business than It EH1 few ye1Is A8u Zach bottle al
the genuine article being Authenticated by tho
Ofnclal Endorsement Of the q. 8, Rev.
eHEe Department.

In the form OF stsmp engraved ca kteel to count1
fe!t Nhieh 4 felony eee therefore, that thl1 Gov
lERSAEAT CoUhTERsl0N, - vel a. Tho engfa1sd
70 each bottle The label il eEnbelishod viii 81
pttb representation Of " GeazRe % hosehsek II toe
OF eseatsneon bearing, warning tnsc11ptior. 1hioE
touute1feater1 arc adv!sed to read hsore they tnE
Hos!ETrER / ssllIA's ooto Of hand. .as situa9ara
e Hh'eh Il .o1dd ne ,asasE .to9s ouaess Q aeF
gfnQlntss of the article bespro shey pnEhA they c
not ee deedIed. TIE prop.feszH LABEL and GoyeF0-
Mehs b1p afe both e1ecutd on ate<1 n xnr ne4k 1d
most e(ahoIste styio Of bank 1ots engraving. and ne
probably tho most e1pscatse specimen Of E1phq mt
eye< attached 10 any medical Preparation.
, 1865-12-13

Lne nfc40Eo upon the animal poWXs h 1effv rrs.s
Inose Who arr compelled 10 hFrasn tbs unnskuE II
moepnern q autn piaccs, should zaaiain The ssTr1
tAd the eiaxtrdtJ ot the sy8toEo with the lfTrERN
S1ssta 1ns e. a e n, zsiaS optsss p q tas +
the 11ngs and skn Capable Of rrs(asnF tne escts ~
bud 1lT, and Qf mid cbzntta hsaF
, 1865-12-13

Prices nrm Tor ChicsSo tnopected. CondeInned iii
only ind sale at low figures. VIC qvote:
Carbon. Cur load. .7e-R brl.. l.............,,,1aac
-!tecslved to-day. S.so1 ibs Cured
Mtat, 81 hrls Keef, 50 Mls Iore Tac msrket so-as1
~ n s1t sey d1 1hsFs Is xsEJ it,e stuck The
hieas qaiet and nominal at {ctsAa
2t4t+
Bless Fork It k.2-B ~
EnEtssh r1cnt.-Markef more active. Sales, 40
b1s Cumberland MEdd1e4 ut i5c. "
:s.Swest Ptckled Hans-Dnr1 and nominal 1t I'D
Ike. ThsIe Is very htle stock on the u1Arets
lifcf Iynn,e-IieId nt 1s2,Oo Market ycrr Gp,es
afsas Bcef-Norn1nai a. s1a.po for Mess md ilkpa
l.nra.Mar1et dull and weak Sales to-day were;
20 trrs Choice Kettle Leaf L41d At lsc. Tfi1e steam
HnCI1TRY AND tlAME-sale were: 10 dog
f5alsie Chickens q 449; Coz Qusli 1t KS dox
son ht dog Dressed ChlekEns and dox Uneka II
, 1865-12-13

Hcrc tie market for gola was quiet and steady.
On the Stock Board there were light s1]es of cash
gold ii 44sGl4s+f. Street rates were ateady ut
144G>l&iA buying and l4ss selling.
Silver Wnz dull At 135hlS1. : :
Government Securities w-ar hszn but quiet. On
4hc Stock Board old Five-Tncut1ea were sold at
1ueli, and third Bcriea Of Seven Turtles 1t ". We
nuotcs
, 1865-12-13

cities h st1!1 enrtuy s-tinst Se7, Yor.- 1ne srn
Ieral r,,r m r,T lonnr /. NJ, erut Di-eouna art
| Cp2]. mt 1T all ftom any reduction IN the large
offerings Of paper, eUt from nc f'e'a4S
| eitton to buy largely of eommeauA credit.
The bert natne4 asn current 1t :4S per cent; good
) @ ioncr r1,dt. 1snrf up TO u per cent. :. = ,
! u..ncv rERftft khnyvu fpr~o...j
In bof1on the nop.s s.t,. - .u1sasea
ea1e, the FUppy o. soe |aa0s 14Fla& oeen
I gradually AEgtucntinc ios sumo &toe. -Ihere Is,
ho~c,er = fall dezasnd fot al available fnnds, md
| Etes rcoetnry EaEc a. yM becc unaffected. Crr
loans tnll sanee nom CO! BIC. With r7the. moru
doing II the former ACure On n1douhtnd co,,stn,,1
| Sh,,s tt,r tooas arr alro 4no+- ...f1. .~n.r'.
ohu9' ttiun N-.- -. - A1u*e e2saV afa1lAhe al
about s-lo p5 1ea~ N toe cnftide discouut MR.
20 frey offered at per cenI, which 1asf;I1 ~ ~
| t,nrun rste nomns,1v 1nsre f. t.0 1ae tn1u-
inquiry ana thc best business paper Is tateu frrrlv
ut pcF cent .lnfcrior Gsndes nrn telen st r,o,,
to u percent - '1o1n
The n T, Ffaouclo, Ch,oo;ctx -,
contains The following nith 49, ~, LAX
Rsilfued Stocls:' ~ "eesesn
"In soue oua,tep .b.,- Ia ,..,.,
, 1865-12-13
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFE1Ts.-see that the aiz.
n1tnfa CT c. II. JAC6SON~ is on the WRAPPER ii
eAch bottle. ~ Prtce-Stng1e bolue ONE DOLLAE
Or half dozen for FIVE pOLLAH9 N-~'a


ts1ctas01 70 c. Il. Jackson Co)
PRoPR1EToRs.
Fer !ale BY Druggists and Des1ers In every town IN
tae unlted 6tAtea- ocSt5166m 1tsx y %
, 1865-12-13

TEEsDAT EvCNd, Decl4
1he D7J Goods market Is quiet, bat there a1n very
few GhaEges note aimee our last report Standard
Ebeettng1 arr Nc lower. The stock OF Prints Ii r.
tuceo and the market u nrm. Tiers Il .athe- more
doing tn Woolens 1t 1ptetious pr1ccs-tho cold snsp
hAsing brought out buyefs. We quote closing prices
fn1QoWH.
, 1865-12-13
DR EAGTERI.Vj

LII. EkAG4EhAI .
American Is1ndxuont
Yin care 1zulass, 1pratns, unts,
y WS~Dss2Aax0a1tsua, Contracted
xendsusJ D~eted Jsints, P4ta or
Weakness in the Back, and Xaeezl
Or eeetea Fefn in the System.
This ls the best Li3lnent cye5 uered to the PUBLIC
IT. volatile. penet1atx md hcanx properties dtI11e
st1ot 1eIteL ., :. ;, , -.
I'll the most stocaefous Linttucnt ever Invented
FOE HORSES AND ANIMALS.
1t VII cu1c Stain GIta bruises, CnAfes. Calls,
ecfateheA spawn, Is1ngboae. o. any Wounds
Of bone or muscle
Such powerful curative properties are combined in
Dr. EasterfJ's American Lsn.meus
That It speedily cuTeA the WORST WOUNDS both m
dies fail.
Price : eents per bottle.
~ Eot 5slc II d. E. EASTERLY / co.'s Family
zap Worth T .ftn street, St. Louis Mo.
soia Is Wholesale. b BURSHaNs = VAN
EEAAAck4 Wholesale nTugslsts, 16 Lasp street,
<1cAko. noI3WSl'-l0t sAAW3p
, 1865-12-13

TTEEDAS EVENING, Dec. IL
The followin: summary ehows the movement IN
Produce md Provisions during the pasttwcnty four
hoprs, compared with the movement for the szme
time Last ycar: