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TOR SALE-16O acres choice land,
Il within about miles Of Keokuk, betwee& the plank
road and Mississippi Riv9-al encosed-aldeubls log
house and other improvements This farm II known
the Van AusdA farm. 1itls good sale Price Is
per acre. CAllon II. b. TEkRTCK,
jsn9 Real Esfate Agf.
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WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, &C.,

Valued at $4,000. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
aud not to be paid for until you know what
you are TO get
, 1865-11-15

Apyopos, talking Of Union men and rebels
We heard. yesterday, that noble old patriot,
Bishop. Nc1lyaine, preach, after prayers BY
one Of your Illinois clergy, {Stnithctt, Of
WEXFORD and upon this as upon all oc:a-
sions, lie gave one Of his meaning and certain
uttcrances for right and truth. The Bishop
announced collection IN ST. Johns Church.
AS the rebellion was now crushed, the
Union restored in all Its integrity, and the
cnrsc Of slavery forever abolished, 1t be-
hooved the Northern people to give the South
the comfort OF the Gospel, and TO contribute
literally 10 their spiritual need.'
, 1865-11-15

new yoRK, Nov. 14-At the meeting al Cooper
Institute last cyen1Eg, Cor. passoDs Said, Ut the
lime the eontcdeEacy collapsed the corn crop Of Ihe
State was }nt, in condition TO, be .ploushed. The
black people believing they were free were deter
mined to test the quettfou Of their freedom kno::-
ing no way to do this except hy quitting work. and
They abandoned the felds. The consequences Has
the crop sutfe1gd lust 1t the turning point bcade
a,dfouEht Of uue1amplsd severity (which set In:
CON, while less ahan ononith Of crop Of small
sralns for brcadstuts was taIsed II The kame ratio
g. indigenee exists among The bl1k population
there are s5tGo people IN Aiabams Who ulay autiIr
tor food before next Natrh comes around No COT
tn 10 any extent. wae planted, ard the quantity
u oduced viii be insufficient.
I1enr7 Ward Necher, referring to Mt. Phillips
eIum that the South WIS victorious, said: II en-
dorse the assertion In different scuse. Hergtcat-
e. e. enemy W her ss1sile systsm ~. gone and
mon People She knows them now, and Is asaln
o Victorious. 1he men Who EousLs p plupgvhe
he Is Sc Si nov hase with III asia S,s
victory: With temperance, with chattity and with
humanity. h, sbs s,,, i.s richer fo;dsy INN
,ss neeGed 5aith in Southern men. lie vas v,liiae
to trust them, and believed they were honest IL
to I'D aas onr saas seoS Ct !, % ooee
one could expect 200 ON Of men to be looeed from
slaye1y and made Christian men nj onee. All he
Whipped, and would stsy whipped He did not q.
peel them to change their doctrines at once, he
wanted eausfactory eylJeuce that heedmen should
.e1nain hec; Hc though, the present demand for
aud The 1epudiatlon Of the Confederate debt would
secure The pccexsxy guarantees.
In 4 letter ack0oN ledeing an invitation to be
present, Gen Grant said ++ 1t affords nc prsat
pleasure to see 80 respectable an organization as
yours interested IN 60 deserving cause. However
We may havc differed from our Southern brethren
become one people and with but one interest. The
var has worked much ruin upon much OF the
South, and without some aid from those who eau
give It, there must be mach suffering tho eotntur
wlnlcr. The voEk OF your Commission, while Il
Htll give present aid where It IL 70 much needed
w1ll also fcrEe to heal old wounds. Whatever Is
icclfEc betmc The two sections OF our country,
heartily approve,
, 1865-11-15

coin interest charge on the entire funded
debt Of the nation, as the account stood ten
days ago.
An efficient and economical administration
of government, Possessing revenues like
these-such as We are DOW assured of-cannot
fail TO redound to the benefit of the public
credit In the money market, and to foster
popular Partially for inyestmentsin the pub
lie stocks, based upon, representing and pro-
tected BY the national credit. These stocks,
lotl gold and currency bearing, have been re-
Gently depressed, chiefly by realfzations On the
part Of bankers, brokers and other business
shield themselves from loss through sacrifices
Of less stable Investments The reduction In
prices has had the effect of developing
strong popular inquiry for the gold-6earing
bonds and Treasury notes. Yesterday, unu-
snailY heavy purchases or both classes of
Government securities we're made for perna-
nent boarding, chiefly through the commits
sion houses, at the ruling figures, materially
reducing the available supplies On the market,
which closed with much frmness, some Of
the principal holders, especially Of the SIX
per cent coia.bearing bonds, declining to fill
orders for round lots ut prevailing rates. An
early Improvement In prices Is looked for by
all parties.
At all tho shipping ports. from Sept. ! to
reached fe he'd about @ 40 o5 bales, ssainst esports
In the same period, Of about l85. 600 bales,
leaving an estimated ttock in the ports OF
about 39t', 900 bales, Or the equivalent OF
s7B, COZ, ,000 In currency. The total receipts Of
cotton Mt all the ports from the date oil peace,
May l, to the latest mali dates received In this
city By Oct. II, were ~, IT'D bales, represent
ing currency value of $14S, ,555, 200.
, 1865-11-15
FROM NEW YORK.

a Barque from marseilie4 Placed in
Quar- santine-COtson Sa1es-Thc Prcsi-
d"nt's Me~tase-Report Of the Sccrc-
targ of The TrcaAurf-A Presidential
Proclamation Expected.
NEw YonK, Nor. 1.-THE barque Meridian from
Maieeilles has been placed In quarantine and Will
bc tum1gated and detained there I've days. There
was cholera at Aarseies but no cases on board the
vessel,
One tboneand three hundred and 3fty-four bales
Of captured Mobile cotton were sold b auction, on
Government account, Al ss9l5sac. stfics mlddlins
brought ASA @asc. An offering Of fttg bales Sea
Island cotton Nas Withdrawn, only one bid having
bs obtasned. nasnety. SEC.
:. The Hst's Washington special despatch says the
President is preparing his message, rising at a. m
Tor that purpose. Heads Of departments arc fur
Dishiuy their anuual reports
No cthaal notification Of the adoption of the
Constitutional Amendment By the South Carolina
Legislature has been teeelted by the P1esident.
The CpDsmereiaFs Washington spccia1 says tho
Secreta1F Of the Treasury, In hIs forthcoming re-
port. Will simply show how portion Of the public
debt may tc funded. and ask general anthor1ty to
do 20 at Euch rate Of interest as m4y .eem expedl
ept 10 him.
There are additional rumors Of presidential!
proclamation Of peace and restoration Of the South-
crn States to The Onion.
, 1865-11-15

In the Le.1Alaturc-Eor,
morton's mes~aEc-BIlIs Introduced
more Regiments to be Mustered Out.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]

Proceedings In the Le.1A1aturc-Eor,
morfonss mes~aEe-BIlIs Introduced
Wore Regiments to be Mustered Out.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfibnne.]
1sp1AsAPo11s- Nor. H.
The Senate met Al y a. N. Nj. Whist1esey. pzin.
cfpa1 Secretary, and Mr. DrosIWeu Assistaut Sec
retasT, rendered their resixrations, which we're
accepted. Amer several uaouons to posfpone tue
election OF other otcerr and to divide the officers
egualts between The parties, had been laid On the
table, the Gn!on candidates were elected By 81 to
Il. They are as follows: Principal Secretary,
Capt. .. n. Wilsou; Assistant Sccretary> A. F.
Newk,k; Doorkecpcr, Dr.. ). G. Thomson. On
invitation the Senate then adjourned 10 the hail Of
thc House. and listened to the reetagc or The Gov
eIpor.
Ills ESccllency wna Obliged TO eIt down. not h.
Ing able 70 slaDd for snc6 a length of lime. ~ To
reading occupied over Two hoprs. The Senate thcn
xelu11ed 10 their chamber and adjourned ior din
nef.
The afternoon eeeeion ~as occupied with The
newspaper qucetiou, II was finally dcc1ded to take
the new German daily, tie 1eIsg7uph, and the
JGsuNn! ard Ntratd.
Mr. Howe introduced bin 10 deprive Judre, of
the sup,eme Court OF power to seue wriu Of 1a6eat
eos1As, and It WIS passed 10 eecou1 res3lup. ihe
s.anaine eommltteer Of the rss;ular eert,en were
continued By consent. Adjourned.
The uonse did little business to-tay. 4 bill yas
Introduced BY ME. GEeso7, Of Warren, TO lesnlize
The acts q conn13t Fioner appointed BY the Courts
~ CuuFeg Fea1 eeIAte, AnC one BY Mt. Reese to
facilitate the settlement Of the caima OF the State
acaintt detanlung State, County and Township
cn:ef1s, Nhtrh s7e1e referred to appropriate COM
indtteez. The reading of the Governors Message
occupied the rest Of the forenoon and the sftef-
noon VII occupied in reading Bills OF The 1e-nlar
ses.eion secu1d time, and in referring them. The
bill 70 apporttou Senatora and Representatives in
the General Assembly among the several conptfes
Of the State was discussed, but no conciuatop
arrived At before Adjournment
Gov. Morton has received dcsnatch from the
War Department. announcing that an order has
been issued tor the discharge Of the 9Th, s1st I'd.
S5th7 4{ah. 31ss and 51th Indiana reslmente, now
se1,iDg III Texas. N"
Gen James 4. Ekin and uoa. S. D. Cookius, OF
Chicago, nre IN the city.
, 1865-11-15

From the Augusta Constitutonallst, 9lh.]
We announced yesterday morning that the
steamer Savannah had been placed on the
line between this city and Savannah, but on
her first trip she unfortunately collided with
the steamer Mayaower last Sunday afternoon
and sunk in haH an hour, carrying with her
valuable cargo consigned TO parties in our
city and elsewhere.
The Savannah Herald OF Tuesday contains
the particulars oi the collision, from which
wo learn the lost steamer left Savannah, last
Saturday morning for this city with freight
valued at about s125, 900, aud eighteen pas
sepgers. When four miles above Puysb1ry.
at d point about forty miles from Savannah,
and while turniag Q bend Of the river, she
Nas run, into BY the steamer 3{ayaower,
bound down, and cut down TO The waters
edge. She sunk In about thirty minutes.
Captain spIcer, Of the Savannah, made every
effort to run his steamer upon the shore, where
size now lies submerged, her pilot house
only showing above tie wates: The passen-
gcrs were Immediately lauded, and re-
meined on the banks OF the river, about three
miles from any habItation until Monday morn
ing, when they were taken up and carried to
Savannah By the steamer C1anop, Captain
, 1865-11-15
FROM MADISON.

Election Rcturns-001cial Canvass for
Dane County-A Democrat Lose. Ills
Election by mfst2kc-StrenEtl4 Of Par
tics In the Legislature.
Especial Despatch to the Chicsro Tribunc.}
-.. MADISON, Noy u.
Sufficient returns have been received here 10 in
dicate pretty exnctly the complexion Of the aext
le:;isiare, which yasicA but little from 1ast win.
ter. The Senate will s,and twenty-three Republi.
cans and ten Democrats. The Assembly r.7li stand
about fty-nine regular Union thirty three straight
Democrats, and ten Independents, ot whom pbout
eight will vote with the Onion party.
The official canrasE Of this county shows eyeu
better thu" heretofore reported. TIE rote for
Governor stands: Fairchiid, 3,534 Hobart, a,6s9;
giving Fairchi1d 8i5 majority. On the balance Of
the State tscket fhe Union rnaonty ranger from 500
fof Gill Tor Attorney General TO Esa for Allen for
oeCfefasI Of STATE The vote On the extension OF
suffrage IL 2.743 for 10 S253 against The iai1use Of
the Democratic 1pspect0fs IN The town Of Berry
which gave uinetr-thfee Democratic 10 thirteen
Union votes on The State ticket, 10 refurn t1t yoes
Tor assembly, gtvet the certificate OF election to
Angus Mcdonald, Union, In the thfsd district. fn-
tiead Q! Slaughter, democrat, making clear Onion
teee9 4tion.
Similar mistakes III returning the rptes for sena.
t0E sNelEs Gen. Iru1dnt'e Official u,a{ot{fy 10 J73
The i!fh regiment wac paid totIay from The SOIL
Of June. md the men ere rapidly leaving for home
Gov. Lewis leaves for DelaTap to-mprroW. to yfxft
the Deaf and Dumb Afylum.
, 1865-11-15
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Census otlonA - Guard
W'ttfadrasEn from Mr. Lincofn's
Tomb.
Especial Despatch 10 the CblcaEo Trbnne.1
SPRlscK1Eln, Nov. IL.
The complete returns ffum Rock Island county
have not been received. The population Of the
county is SOC; population IN 1850, a1,0o5; In
erease, 1s,ig7.
Maj. Robert L. Wilson, paymaster, has been bre-
yetted Lieutenant Colonel, to rank from Uet. elst,
1865. Capt Ell y. Green, Of the esth regiment,
has been promoted 10 the rank Of Major, 10 date
ftp.n Nor- 1st, 1S65.
The following is synopsis Of the assessment r.
iusns from Kankakee county, received It the State
Auditors otce to-dly: Tnlue ol taxable personal
property, $911 1e63; total ya1ne Of lands and town
1ots q, ,9a 1877: total value OF real and pe1sonal
property, $s,7Os, 400; amonnt OF State tx,
ia total amount iax leyfed In the county.
x187.1a0.S5.
I'm. c. Pnk]es+ Of Hf]lsboro. rms arrested to-day
In this city on suspicion Of laving been one Of the
notorious Clipsruan'e men,
Maj. Gen. r. Il. Be1knAp. ot Ioua, Is in the ctr
and vii 1eave for Chicago tonight.
The guard Of eoldlert has been Discontinued at
The tomb Of the late President Lincoln, at the Oak
Ridge Cemetery.
One hundred and afty one mules uere eold 1t the
Government auction sale to.day. nj an avc1ase Of
*13l.1e.
, 1865-11-15
Explosion OF n Tug nj Cfeyeland-.No
One on B0nrd-A Man Nearly Killed.

l.
Between four and five O'Clock Saturday af:
was etaftlel and shaken by the explosion Of
the tug Volunteer,n Which WAS lying in
the river, tied up near Robert Hanna's es-
Enlistment. Fortunately no one was on
board Mt the time. Captain Charles Blanch-
ard had gone ashore about ten minutes pre-
yfous to the explosion, and states that he
had left plenty Of water In the boiler, there
being two gauges Of water, and he pumped 1t
up to three gauges and showed back the fire.
The tug Is allowed to carry tl0 pounds Of
steam BY marine inspection. She had on not
more than ninety pounds at the time Of the
disaster, and was blowing of. steam live min
utes before 1t occurred
The Captain was returning to the tug, and,
WHEN about ten rods from her, seeing her
smoke stack lift, turned about as she blew t,p
with report which was like the cracR OF
doom. She shook the shipping and houses in
the vicinity Ike an earthquake shock. All
the upper part OF the craft Wns blown to
pieces. The furnace door fell in the road
near Lloyd's brewery on st. Clair street bill.
|, a portion OF heavy chain struck On drny
in Union Lane. The 1rishman driving jumped
almost ont Of his boots, and x<me near hay-
Ing good cause for calling On st. Patrick. 4
strange ae1eaMe, that sa1ae' The safety yalvc
flew over the eoal yard and struck tho knoh
q the door Of Henry Knp1dle's saloon, on
River street, breaking the knob, bursting
open the door, and making SOUND Of Young
men drinking md playing cards there, quake
and shako like like old Belsliazzar. A heavy
bar Of iron connecting with the smoke stack
and the tugs whistle came down on Detmer's
Block, River street. We don't know where
the smoke stack went to. It may have rot
tangled in the P1eiades, and viii, perhaps,
hang henceforth in the heavens as q sign. Per-
haps i has collided, before this time, with
The tue 1yns oEncd hy afr. Rohert Groen-
, 1865-11-15

l. THE TESTIMONY OF EMINENT MUSICIANS
has been giren TO IN extent unprecedented.
1tiseasy for manufacturers 10 claim. IN general
way, In advertisements and Otherwise that their In
stznrcnts arc sEecommended The best by the most
eminent mnsfctaua," from whom "huudseds OF frecon-
menahtlons'' have been received, de- de- But 1t Is
sae 10 Infer that every manufacturer really havfnx
such valuable testimony In bis behalf viii be sure
print IN some FORM. Certainly there Il to
doubt the existence ofsuch testimony psint
cd 3asou ua1aln present in their circulars printed
testimony from mora than sHo hundred and my protn-
fneat musicians. including large portion OF the most
eminent organlsts, ptantsts musical directors and
composers In Tho country not only to tho greot exs
trce and value Of their cabinet but to the fct
that they excel all other Instruments Of this cass.
, 1865-11-15

NE* oAk, NoT. 13.-The 7ENeS eays: Rsit vii
be reeolletted thai lare were offered for the
detection and Arrest Of those engaged in the assas-
slEatt1n Of President Lincoln, AID subsequently
for The capture Of JET. Uayft. Both matters were
accomplished, and the money for The arrest Of Da-
Wis Wsa cot long eince all paid over 10 Gen Wilson
and biz party.
down Booth auo hs nssocia:e., ii WAS more din.
cnlt to tell to whom the award was due. The Sec
retary Of Fur consequently appointed committee
zion. The Ieport was made out and sent 10 the
Secretary Of War, Eho approved and sent II TO the
President for bis approval Hlh The order to ishurse
money. No action has been taken by him. a
awnitlng the announcement to get their shure. The
amount involved is near quarter Of a million or
dollars. Inclusive Of hundred thousand doars tn
gold offered IN California,
, 1865-11-15
FROM DB MONIES.

RcAf Itexu&-Arrested
for PatAtnG Counterfeit GreenbaeIk.-
Soldiers monumcut-RurnlnS Of Rail-
road bonds.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbuncl
DEuNo1xEs. Eov. II,
Levi Fuller has resigned the collec1orshlp OF The
Third district. and Col. n D. Henderson hse been
appointed his successor.
4 nesr railroad company has been Organized 10
build road from Anamosa, in Jones county, 10
Auscat1oe, to Be called the Mnecatine, Upton l.
Anamosa 3. Il. Co.
A fellow named Soycs was arrested 1t Oskaloo.a.
few days tince, fos passing counterfeit hycs and
dAtez, Ercenbacks, md was held to appear in the
sum Of $l,aA.
A soldicst' monument, tuepty feet Ia height, IL
TO he erected In the college grounds In Hopk1nson
Delaware county, ou the isth inst. Col. Woods. OF
the 1c1h iutantr3. and Gen. VIM. Tandesese are e4-
peeled to deliver aadsesses.
L. E: Havent has retired from the Sfrpu1ney
-stas, eas!ng j.. w. uayena sole editor and pro
Ralload bonds given BY the city Of Mt. Pleasant
10 1he Mnscattne, Mt- Pleasant 4 Missouri railroad
company 10 the amount Of *50,0o1, With coupons
and interest amounting to xln 9 were burned last
week by the hit: Pleasant city Council the bonds
and coupons having been surrendered by ]. Edrsr
Thpmpspn Of Phtladfiphia
, 1865-11-15

HAnK1sRUno, ra.,' nor. ia grand reception
wae giscn to the coiored troops to-day. They made
paEade, and halupg heiore the resfdence Of Zen,
Cameron, listened TO bis address thanking them for
thelr services in cEuehtng the rebellion The pro-
cesEion then marched to The Capitol grounds, WHERE
which he discussed the attitude Of colonel men BE-
fore and during the war, and the prospect before
them Of personal improvement and eocial elevation
and the 8cqn1Tement OF political rights aud equality
among the governed, a. well as thore Who EoFc1n.
grand ball this evening, cloeed the celebration
, 1865-11-15
Toronto Market.

Ttk64fo nov, II.
FLorE.nouhle c1tra s7.6o@7ss; extra s7.o09 rs !;
super x31ha $50.
GEAiS-More inquiry 70. wheat; fall ai.ttat.sa;
spring f1.lA31u md quiet; barley 6Qs ~ md i1lI
peas fra sc and dull oats Ds3ic and active rye 6lc
and nominal.
, 1865-11-15

New FonK, Nov. l4.-1he H<Taldts Milledge-
vile spetiA1 ea5s the new Constitution Of Georgia
ccnat1 ncled bg The State Convention, Nas adopted
a. whole on The ct b inst. As adopted, the State
debt contracted TO aid the rebellion was repudiated
as the result Of recent plain expression Of Pest-
dtnt johns on On this subject The Reputation Or
dtQapce Mss alppied IN Ire fQ3loNinx daY.
, 1865-11-15

Morse. Capt. spicer, WITH the officers Of tbs
Savannah. remained r. Al !. 6y u ths wreck, and 4 are
The cargo WAS very tarec md valuable one,
and YVES consigned to parties in the interior.
The prospects, Of saying either steamer or
cargo are Thought to be extremely slim.
The Savannah was m fron-cl1d steamer, aud
was built by the Government for u river
transport. She Was originally clad with sheet
iron, nnd pierced with loopholes for sharp
shooters, and mounted two howitzers. This
armor had been taken out about three
months ago IN order to ljgaten her DRAFT. She
WIS sold at public auction at the late sale Of
Government vessels tn Savannah, to H. !.
Dickersor Il Co, for 5000.
, 1865-11-15

NV TQnK, Nor. t4.-Gen. Grant ufu be enter
tatned this evening at the residences Of Mr. Smytb
near Harlem.
by number cf prominent citizens 10 give Cen
Grant public reception. 1t IL understood he will
accept The compliment and viii take 1t next week.
, 1865-11-15
The Souill Carolina Legislature.

The South Carolina Legislature.
NEw {onK, Nor. 1.-THE WoF1fs Columbia
{S. G. correspondence Of the 7th eates that reso-
intions+ reported from the Committee on Federal
relations 70 the legislature to the effect that South
nenia Of the 4mnesty y Iacismation % oF III pTsdent
johnson. and having enancpated Tho e1avee, Is en-
tttled 10 the benefits Of enid amnesty, and ackow-
acceptance Of tho terms offered them, they AK
the Withdrawal Of the military rule to which
'hcy ray The faith OF the Government stands
pledged. The report says they have with honest
purpose md entire loyalty Of heart given solemn
pledges 10 henceforth tcek their welfare In The
Union. The resolutions trere not acted On that day
Gov. Perry relative to the question Of adopting the
Cons stitntioral amendment abolshIns efaye1y. The
resolutions would probably be adopted unanl.