davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-09-13


We believe the time has low come for or
eanizirs an entirely new system Of treatment
for Ill Indians within our frontiers. We have
heretofore dealt With them rs Independent
tribts, on the International system, sending
commissioners to sign treaties and soldiers 10
eu:orcc them. But their Territory Is now
pcopled On the west as well as the east, by
converting lines OF white population, while
whites arc patrolling through tl=ir entire LIN
it,, settling iii all their borders and rapidly
building up tho remaining Territories into
States. Our national jurisdiction over the
entire sell once nearly myth, is now
reality, while their national in,ls-
pendcnce, once reality, is now fall
Ing into a myth. Hence we should
no longer trent with Indians rs nations but US
subjects, The dependent paupcrs Of the rcpub-
lie, owing allegiance to the government, aad
punishable by 1t for thc1r crimes. The first
step should i,c to acquire the entire Indian
country, and hold 1t by lines Of fortified posts
along tic Platte, Republican, smoky Hill, Ar
kansas and Ted Rivers nnd the other tFibut-
aries Of The upper Mississippi and Missouri.
Tic rcsts might be from 50 to 100 miles
npart, securing tho safety OF trnyc1 and settle
mcnt, and ultimately the suh}uGation and
separation O: tl,ei different Indian tribes. In
connection with these posts there should BIO
sufficient system Of patrol,ing the country By
light cavalry, free from baggage trains. This
would hold the Indians well In hand, and rem
der It In our power to enforce military law
where necessary
The IndIans should be allotted 10 these re-
srectivc posts, placed under charge OF the
Post Commander, ard subjected to thorough
military control, TO the exclusion of other In
dian agents, commissioners, traders, DC. Our
officers arc generally mcr Of character, whom
The Indians soon lca1n 10 respect mud trust,
and when that Is learned their confidence Is
,unboundcd. On tho contrary, the whole
class Of Willie Indian traders arc, as rule
unp1incipled vaeabonds. who narc no busi.
ness with the Indians but to dcbauca and
cheat them, and too o:tcn the Commissioners
and Indian Agents are their tools or pastncsa
In their uischieyiors and swindling apccula.
tions.
Having thus subjected the entire Indian
country to military control, all annrltics and
paymcnts being madc through the U. S pay.
masters, and all wrongs heard and redrcssed
in U. 8. military tribunals, the rights OF the
Indians should be maintained md respected
with hand so firm and kind TINT the Indian
would feel thut We arc his friends. That the
1ndians arc easily susceptible to this kind
treatment Is proven by The success Of Major
(now Ma}. Gencra1) Thomas In Texas, and by
tue case OF Major Wynkoop last year, rs we'll
rs BY the uniform current of Indian history.
Whlc 1t Is probable tllat the Indians can nercr
sn"eaently overcome their contempt for till
Ing the soil TO make very good farmers, yet rs
, 1865-09-13
Where ls Our Trend to Come FrQm Z.
From the 3fars Lane Exnrcss,1


Aftes Ion: .eason or dronsh proructed to 50 late
period = e tn,aFe naseral1y e. ths esops Of n md
s e. :. IL n ts q
nes feaE. src entertained lint lkeiy to have
RFeady . M fssss1s xhss sssn psiarr
e. q @ tss lsa I'd
~ e
ssans ss9a 'bs sSe
t f ss e xsts 4 3 5 t
+; ~ e. sjs i .:s;ss5 :s:
that wc sns1l not have An ays5Te ssop nt best but
n L L = g
atue n orass to eacnats OUT strength A. It
experience of former Year,.
I appears has during he ssse1 yes5s htom ~. to
shsas s1acaateS % aessiy toTtynioe iilian qaaTet
or. in round number sessn mlfon gnnrteFs r.. A.
sny SsIk n. as sssS q
! obap9 e 91n
ie imgore: tace ne harvest q ~ W are s!.a T..
!. 81 e Fs Pees
sns Sa e T. ssHnS
scarcely any ii The market orr prices being too low 10
sen ss, a s en FL seRs
Al prese nj 5.sTed md il vii be some wsexs berc aay
Assuming lint NC - op shs ground . oaTe sveraso
eg elear. - We shai reaale aeeori,ns % The l@oE:
iaion. e the ss. xSsE' mg t. auq, l. IL
he ise annual r. eeSsanpiion q - eoaat!y: y
say sos tnetc & IT 0s1es r. est 70 os
of that estimate one Of shee Is thai the breadth d
80 ~ az t nish 1i
. ss:lsy; Faf%s5y ise E:sa 5oTs il .ss p5e
q I'd e H. 11 9a r. sqs s,. h3
ss ~. t ;aqs1 % ons ,as s:
tss ~ rn r5 ssheaf TIE coasssncnea Il Hi mi
sssssa sx e ~ sssSE
nnt much of tic nd sbs IL tit u:aa1 course or c4o
c4ssy & e. isss
~ s5tR II i i ;. s.' II r. ssssS
TIT ihe dsaan fr dns t,ey = :Ieater ,haa the
, ~ sss as 9plaGr sa7t
hesdss: s a,s.s...,.. 49,, ~,,, -.a,,- ,..,s1. .sr
safPies q sslr'sn Whea. nssesasy i fatafs j III
ef s
:aS eny &c n!liiea quarters aanas!l si!as seed
tssses:td pSEaia'iea xs h:.s sSysassd txo nls5
peop:s increased Il compound ratio % thst we M,
ssys y noths e do nd
4 Hk&
VT soyt 81 seGnise are to bc ob,aincd
- ,her than thcirs II IL liz sencr nnino,
r. tNnt ronn;T maj thc cron On The yrtoe II elcfcn
" H.as nns - Erd n IN srernre rrn MI
fns9eSin h, t6 two conntTs IL so c1osst
Mt.s IT, ~ c, am in nf fn9c,onTs
mcn at M an s F1rrrS yaYErts n1 ~ nE
DISTINCT thsn shose o1 loa9n aha r. g as
an1 foe hSi. me1eRants NJ Ei aiEays se to u
WEeny'es nGas y 49,! r. ee,nrnrs1 tor ia ~ r1
0lhcr tann LIZ III, ~ & ~ s.u,a -.
sn MI sena ~ ~ W uiun tt wy Jh s y. r. ~ hsn
ps5H s1s enrh hregs s In onr marscts 20 IL
spIsy nass aa - nencd - ~! M ~ Ssnnot tdo,- n
e.st. r. ssads1n1cc thenre thS sssusneH dcfscenc
thGrn hHfn uch HtieI asccrtnincd sha onr own
e sletG pso ~ srS the 1,snrh.n n+nrince4 enr1
ssnd faIs s1npics to WesteTn Eulore; x but thclr Il
.r ~ ascT vcrr nnfnVorahls It il s1
fHat ~ severs has hnen tAa droncht tint lie wGca
rrnn -ns ia IN n isrye rxtenf. heca Gestruyed
VIII %hn,t thereSor., thSr nav have t. snnr
IN III t,,at 9In,teT, vii not reach Enxland, b.,
sisnds Of fhe Neti!ter7anean. Viii re.atd to Esypj
II !. WefI kNn hnt the land. in thc 6clfa nj the M
,xhith hars nistTs rr1dnrri inere Yields al whoa
sre now eToWins cotton s1d thats IL consequence Q
Ills. Ecypt for the isst two ycais his exported
rnrr. 61 On hc contrry, has been oSlird to in,noE
, 1865-09-13
THE MATERIAL FOR "M1SSISSIPP1 MILL
TTA~

IMPORTANT TEsI1xoNy BEFon8 cotHf AAE11AL
At y1CKsBCRG.
Correspondents Of the Chicago Tdbune+1
YIcKsBuRa, Miss., Sept. 5, 1855.
The following testimony, among much
more of the same sort; .was elected recently
in trial, by court martial Of Lieut.. Col. Geo.
L. Simpson, s6sh regiment o. s. Colored In
fantsy, convened at Vieksbu1g, Miss, Aug. q,
1865. 1t was upon q mass Of such informa-
tion as this that Gen. Slocum deemed 1t dan
gerous to permit the arming Of the militia
under shaskey's proclamation. But the Presi:
dent has oyeru1ed slocunn. The militia are
TO be organized, mud then the Lord knows
what will happen. We, here, think we know.
The late rebels are close corporation; they
, 1865-09-13
Sheep Sales.
we ind the following saies reported in Vermont

exchange.
r Il. Clay, of sI!dd1cbury, recently sela to Jerome
Cornwall a rsn lamb fonr months and half old, for
Ihte M lah ., mas sired ny es PROP npa 9a fs1a
woith, al Colawa, sold 70 Asaph Drake. Of The sse
TOM. ye,rlIag ran Gol s!9Eel AZ of Con-, f.
yeariing ram searcher, for $1,000. n. A. Saxton, Of
WsltnaIn, sold to Nesars. Atnsw9sth Twitchel. q
Wsltham, sold two ycaclirc Rms to Eells { bingham
fof f20o. s. g. lockEcil, Of Cornwall, sold TO Ju!-
son Wight OF Weybrtdge, 5enriknC ram for r. 500.
Edgar Sanford sold 10 Eells Bingham scasllng ram
fOf& g 1N.r
, 1865-09-13

RxrNrn on---The market was nzm with good de-
maud fae, onEs ~, Wsfs 70 sos % pTsisas M or
ceived by ths toloEtng; sslss ot s5 O. bsls d. bonded
netrote, On the sot Sc Zee on board; so btls No
!tmber eaiys1y On .as rot O. n 1 ss M SO By ,a g.
@ taies 81 100 br1s do at sc o brls Forsyth Bros
CO., Phnde1phta delivering firm. 18th nnd Qth De-
eebff At $50 b1la re1ol!te, October. Seer5 ep-
fEIr- r n n S1c.
, 1865-09-13

4t*L1.. 'oIoAosSVo
..EcsIt!cs this surplus, should he use The bonds
ursola, be will have {6333S 600 Of gold to eel. In
this time Mr. MeCu11och will perhaps Issue cestid-
army and navy Indebtedness In addition to the
amount already issued, {stz.. ahont go no COY
sta tO0 mixing total Of s75 o0 oo0 additional
compoundintc1rst notes, hut Will scarcely TO this,
a. The currency IL already, according to some Of our
wise political economist spectators, In too great
over $50. COO 0r-nhich the Secretary cannot ponaf-
bly, ute will allow Of The taie Of at lest $50 00-
OC1 which at present prices will produce over S7n-
eco. GDO cuI1GucY."
, 1865-09-13
GEf. SLOcyM's ORDER REToKING ORDEn
NO. q.
HEADQUARTERS,
nrplrrTNrs.T nF NSnsra4yppr L

v1cEsBuao, Miss, Sept. 4, 1861.
General Orders, No. 231
81 direction OF the President Of the United
Statef Ccncral Orders No. =, current series, from
these Headquarters, Is hereby revoked.
No officer will in my manner Interfere with The
organization Of troops pursuant to The proclams-
tion Of the Provisional Governor
TIE order which Is hereby revoked IVES Issued, as
stated therein. rom apprehension Of danger Of CON-
!ct hetweeu the State troops and the eoorcd troops
serving the United States, and in the G1m belief
that II vas IN accordance With the policy OF the
Government .... ....
Il i The imperative duty of ere.5 United States
officer serving In this Department to be guarded in
snl ip cs.e of conflict with either officers Of sodie.s
eeryinC under The Stae authorities. to postpone ac-
lion ii The rnattez II possible. un! IL hna been
fcrred to the District or Department Commander
for decision
j, WARREN M1LEH,
Assistant Adjutant General.
, 1865-09-13

Baltimore Provision HIhfkct-Stpt. y
Racop cont.puts in good demand, shoulders bringing
17Xalsc, sides l3 plain hams :49esc. and caa-
yassed sugar c9rea do s@e Eine ha5a 1ssGs s9 ~
b0 0uotrd NJ l64c tnd sides at l5slc: Mesa PORE y
Gpet hut steady 1t E2 3131m. Lard Il in light sup
p1y md tir sfa1iC fof cs3s &c tos western psts
Mnh ~ fot western apd city kegs.
, 1865-09-13
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
TUESDAY EvExIsu, Sept la.
eiLEs AT FIRST EOAED,
7-3O U. s. NOTES
JULY EHRfH9.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We will Oil ordess from dealers the present series
Of 80 Eptcs, for short ie, tho terms heretofore
allowed.
As the opportunity for subscribing has past VIC csn
40 longer receive the nvs pI cent two-Jeat Notes 1t
par and interest II payment Of orders.
-, J. A. ELLIS, Prcaident.
, 1865-09-13

o. retreat clndcs an pursuit, while their line
Of advance Ignores MI mercy. The remedyis,
therefore, not to cxteEminate, but to goyan
, 1865-09-13


III The President has received, within . few
dnys past, numerous letters from prominent c1tizcna
OF Virgins. North Ca-o!int, ard Mississippi. ex-
has fse II qs1
rod to the Freedmcn's 1iurean for consideration.
Ind Gen. Howard has issued a Circular 10 Col.
recommending patrol OF cltizens OF police cps.
tim, to be under control Of tho department con-
msndcg in counties where thero arc no a,euts OF tho
Ircedtpc1's Bu1cau--|Sasaia9ton OesptAeh-
N-hatcyer course the President may con-
cludc 10 take, VIC do not believe that General
Howard will consent, at least without protest,
to establishing patrol Of pardoned rebels, TO
tyrannize over the freedmen under the p.ctext
Of preventing IN insnrteetion. The lnstitu,
lion Of such police system would, In effect,
bc rc-establish1ng slavery. The sort ofjustice
the freedmen would receive at the hands Of
armed rebels would be Of barbarous dcscrip-
tion. This talk ot negro instruction is hum.
bug. Tie blacks have no intention or desire
10 revolt. All they wnut Is fair play and
decent treatment. But the "Democraic''
rebels must give up their pastime Of
numbering them 10 spite the Yanks." There
is possibility Of pushing this SORT Of sport
too far. SclEiefcnce Is the first law OF ma
lure. The patient, long suffering, docilc and
harmless blacks may be driven by persecution
md assassination TO the point Of turning on
their orprcssors and striking back. The
police needed, Is not 10 help the rebels abuse
NAs ell..s.a, - .S.s.sta.. sas ~ ~.
T., t aaas ~ 1..o,r :. .Yras,-. q, T. t,a,,
oa .;n.. 49,, ~ Tas oo..oo,,r - ~, ,rrasa
s"A' 'AuS S----SoWs ~ ~-.1 @o..ee..s --.o
MAINE ON 1sEcoSSTkuCTIoN.
The Republican party have carried the
State OF Mainc In favor Of negro suarnee Is
the baats OF Reconstruction o1 Inc sonthcfn
States, oS majority somewhat larger In pro-
portion 10 LUZ .o.a! ~. east .1au .Aa. -
which theS carried Inc olate las' ta4l IN lasof
mt n 1ocal Issue. as MaInc never has excluded
the blacks from voting, it, for that rea-
son, furnishes the fairest test OF the views
Of Of The people Of Maine, upon
| the question whether negro suffrage
sho,,a form nm element in recon
| structlon, rs that was the sole questionin the
s;roen the Rep RsRaessps nssp zoa md The
Ccppcrlealg, who list year roted to stop the
.r,r md dissolve the rnieu. now vote TO *
WEI aae us ,'s'.,, M =. . sta S.r,h c.o,n xet,sr.
IF thc ADMINISTRATION thinks 1t can run the
e.an. -. ~ sa.na .,'o,,,onts m ,rh;ct
l Sose4HAAeoL ou VIC eatA4o e4e''Ae's oA
Je1. Davis ran the rebellion, no less md nj
! n,nrc II will 1e Interesting in inoYr The fact
"otc, ~ VAL VIC AAl9t <stt'4S ~ 80" 80. ANS'
x0T .rO rAxr.
| Nv
| We expect 10 sec 1he tfe-calefs aho eeces
sionists come rapid'y forward and ehan'
iscans 10 Emancipation, but were haraly pre-
pared for so strong dose OF Aoohs'on1sm q:
the following extract rom ae1ef oS Gov
Wise, the e1ecutloner ot Jonn n1o"n' 10 zen
Grant. The peculiarly nefy ''osernof "ht
We believe mas s"ano"ea fa.aes "ose Guar
lightning than any olnes us1as seeess'onl71
saws: ---.,.,
( go tfG14E OFQostsA " +uG A1At
, 1865-09-13

CHICAGO c CATTLE MARKET.


CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
oxyrcr a. nm DAnr TxnuxA}
Tuesday tEvc1tug, Sept Il J.
BEEF CArTLE-Aceordng 70 the Board OF lsaae
reort the receipts and salpmcts since orr last ISSUE
compaed With the corresponding period OF 1S6a nave
heen A fuow. It should b. borua tn mind that tnese
receipts aud shipments are really those OF The Cay pre-
eedlug:.
Re Rsse1Pts; Ps, Sa'p1nsRRt::. 5sssp Rs:
ggesas :oa Monday :::s: Is IS IL
s,3s zsts1 A.; Is; q 4 rs! sss
The srtetopened to-dny with about 100 hesd On
sle u the yarions yards, and closed with about so
sold at about the clong prices o. Saturday last The
nrncIpal inquiry has been for Ettsbursh Steers and
bu,cbess' Cattle Of which tbs supply Wss liberal. The
neaTy min greatly tatztea With tho transaction q
business, but has bc0 tho usaa
activity.
The quality Of the stock arriving Is not essentially
d6rsrnt from that We hare had for Fceks past. re-
at,v noa bu,1ock1s becoming rztsy, while We haTe
perfect aurfeit ofthe lean kine.
The dny closed with about 60 head LEFT unsold-
We ouote The market ~ moderately active and prices
rather nte1 but with no aaotable odFance over Tho
closing rates of!ast week The sales have ben q fo
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
Cooley E1drtdgu sold Msshach 10 heaa, aTerastn;
s rs 1t ti.10; osame Is head aytFazns 50 o. at
Assn. .e1a lsest = ns.a s.s9ssiat 81 =: at SLY
psS1s &c e. ia t. IL
ss:st s e ;a1e, Il head Steers Averaging sd u.s.
VII sold staalo = Cows syssagt9E Il s.S g; as
nisesy sis sols ast9 hsaa COW and Steers
lD5 StdS e sola Enwrsnt % head caw7!5avera:-
III iii sol Johnson Co. ~ haad Steers, averaging
. .+tr
, 1865-09-13

J One Captain W. A. Baker Of the Royal
Bombay Engineers, Inns been casting the
worlds horoscope, which he finds terminates
in grand fnal smash up in tho gear 1878.
The day of Judgment, he tells us, is fixed for
September Goth, 1878; the hour sunset; the
Translation Of the Saints having previously
taken place, at one o'clock in the morning On
The a5th Of January, 1875. This programme
is printed in IN elaborate volume Just publish
ed in England, entitled The Day and the
Hour; or Notes on Prophecy Sketch OF
TIC Future, extracted from the Bible"
, 1865-09-13

- Martin Farquar Tuppcr has TUNED on
his enemies tho critics aud the punsters by a
pun which would do credit to the best Of the
latter. He calls their attacks upon him
"Vf-tuppcr.a1ion.' Excellent, Martin.
, 1865-09-13

Southern delegation, which wc published yes
terday, speaks Of tho representations Of fact
made by gentlemen Of the press, both cores
pondents and editors, against his policy Of
reconstruction as "the pcstilcnt and malls-
uaut nttcsances Of sensation lcttcr-writeCs
and editoEs,' to which "thc presence Of 60
many eminent and distinguished gentlemen
gave the 1ic-''
Now Ii any sensation letter writer's or edi-
tors have stated that late Southern rebels
like those tic President was addressing would
not come In crowds TO Washington to toady
and fawn upon him, II thereby they could
get him to remove our Union troops
from the South and substitute The
reorrrnlzcd rebel armies, then the pres.
cncc Of those gentlemen would have given the
lie to such utterunces, though it wou1d have
been quite unbcconlilg in the President to
have referred to 1t. But no such utterances
have get appeared. The letter writer's and
editors Of most Northern papers, Of whatever
political party, have clearly sisted that most
southcrncrs love the Union no better than
they orc forcedto Sopromincnt southerner
claims otherwise. Now the President may style
that affection or disafection, but the fact can-
not be disputed. We thfnk disafsction a
very mild term for 1t. So far from seeing
that the Lie is given 10 us by thu presence oi
"so many eminent or distinguished gentle
1ncn'' before the President, we find they
came there out of hostility to our Uaiou
armies, nnd purely to get the hated Northern
troo1>s removed. This vcrihes our statement
Of disaIccti6n, and certainly docs not give the
ia ~ @,e cn far a Tho eminent Hrf3 t71sf3n
, 1865-09-13

u-.s.-. ~ ---.. -.--- ...L -,.
1pent New % orIeaps ioaraaIisf rejeTed 10 his poi.
icy, md said taat those Who imagi94a him hostile
10 meso sdat ~ were ses xe,v; ~ T. IIis,an.
eWhy," be said. "cannos you people settle this
tM1g without aLow1ng i 70 gotnef I ne VII, Why
en- read thc Constitution and write his own nan,e,
let him vote. There a!c not 519 in Lo1tslsns who
oI ,1a;,ng ma stnn ibs Nohen NJ 'c
esai D;spafe1fo i. X 7fisrne.
We are glad tho President has heard little
Of the "Northern clamor." We were app.e-
, 1865-09-13

On May l, 16J5 the lastactual sale OF Confederate
notes YVES madc.
The following eemi-oalcia1 statement has re-
Gently appeared, ot the present and prospective
condItt1n Of the Treasury:
There IL to bo redeemed PRIOR to Janua-
~ 1. 1866 Of Certificates OF indebted
nesE, aud no other debt, say.....-.-.S i7,En,o00
-Four months Army Payment5..... 600
Fpnr months Navy Payments. .......... l. 999,0N
-Four months interior Department.-... e0Q1,000
Four months C!sil List ............... 8,0M.000
Total. In currency. ....Elld. Eu,CN
On the other hand, the Treasury resources may
he tins stated:
Currency on hand September -. ...$ = s00, 900
Internal Revenue {1ss days).. 1u5, 5,S6,o 600
Surplus orcr the four Department e1-
pens -.--....:.--....31 1a%4o,uu
The steck Of gold VA, Sept. Latter pro-
yldtpe for the 10 Interest. .....$ 41335 coo
Four months Customs receipts. S6,1O,0o0
Total gold fe4oEzeef.. ~, ,a3j,014
Deduct November interest on the 5sea. IS 117,C GOO
Surplus Of gold tor aale.. 100
But tlIcta RESOURCES nrp not a1l nj comua1ia. Mf
McCuI.och has stLll the power to Sell
FiveTwcuty Loan OF Jnnc 81, lScf....S 9,500,00O
I1.Fprty Loan. au......................, e7,aO0,O00
Total bonds for ealc ..............s = sa,soo,ooo
Add surplus from Internal Revenue and
cash On hand Sept. i............,.. /. s3,es,oo0
, 1865-09-13

p,sss .:....:r.y lae-............ q ss1 M
rsasi2 s. :s.esse, :: 4 @
lRss gsIa5 T.: M
Gttle5............R R1mp. 80: = IS H..
copser. -. r f%i9
:he,sis'f'..::. e Il S IT, IT,
WEEKLY REv1EIv OF THE CHICAGO
MARKET.
IAn salts er pTatn are noso made on q aaats efsc
ssSaS & ,s &: aa.
'1 Tr1sp4r EVENING. Sept l.. 1sot
FNEIEuTS-LAXH FKtlGHTs-WeTe dn1l and u
ies ;SaF slSaSKss Re',S a.a pHa 3a,ssss ,sTs
ae cosa L e; pEor stste wheas sii.sates
Al m @ se.'
effect On AoEday: r.,., ..,. ru
To New York...,....-................. 70 &!o
70 !!oEton.. L3
10 Thslsaeipaia. % ~ ~. 8 r.
To nat!Uorc.. !I
To Montreal. - -. l.19
1f 2hih W Lirf Fs1iafs-ins following arc lie
~ Fourth e'a.'. T EIear. =
10 hbston. ~ ~
To % A"ny ~ 8 x
@ I, IL; III ss'8ssa sss''Bsssa
s sSppea I sfsssa sli baas 6a sss xssk - - fsas
S - sssSf sses efs
'A''s Sc eor; Ga ae -: ?fEss
s;:' sSs s ;:@SS$ ;:lS$ s RI Il s:|$s q 8
:: ,;sss s:.:*s 1a4s ysssiI@ ?:ss *s e = IS; Is
ToxTss g,sTEs! r 9S!sis g. asslias nGssi S;;i
!ssss5!s:s: RI s:st = u: s
s5, 4 t 30 ls 81, ri: .a s
Sslsy 6 sSs'Se F1s Set i $;
e. s. q? as!nsa s a: = ~ - r, E.es.ss ~ e r. ,, II.
sss nEHT*s7s 81 # e 81 sai' ,si15:a q
ss9 du IscclyeI last week. lHSdl bu: shlpped iso-
;6pss BE- ySsa u. e
lHHs hsitsE walsa y; i1seef9sa q naEa,yby
S5s
5s.5ST aslst 4 u. %9rsvs
sept = A. s. .s s ;E s Is {:5 vs.
: S$$ :::S$$ s. s s s III ~ SIs5 i:ss;I' ; s;;
is..::sss%S IL IL sI si5s i.sS,S ,:::at:s :::s
5e dpsasi q 81 IL nd !. I
III K hsE @ III WHIT Wner q anst: Sales r
TIsIra-;l9 BY Ne; at xl;|; srEssa WgE4L@o b, ba
& 5Ea e srIS !: Sa e = s1 t; Is : $751; s. q =
;5!sX Aoo n1 % as sl!s se9o ba t'e At < siMs;x; AZ
~ ~ y ~ * ~ q III X H. ~ q - ~ ~ E ~ n - & Sst.
10 bu do at $is; i,em br Reeciei ii ~; o bn do
S5si:i Z .Sts g 20 at 'e'0''As fn at for No.
| TfnD ~ Tsroiret u, d,r ~, 1sA hu ,hir,,14 ~
a.s s. Eeesisea iass aeeF. WEI b sssppea. sayss M
a Esss.xsd na SAM Yns wssk foas s ss5
aaR1p ssies I'D priees reaze% durias the WeeS:
| o'@s '71~0 SAt y piA~-s e"N ~ '1@1 - 49,
| "a; so!a. MOL .-So.3 heieete1.
| sept o....... 1AMU W t191 % %S =. eSat
| =. s''-.'.- Sd'u Sa'HM ,<Sse;H u Sse;H 2s.HSs. y ~
e....... 1tts1 & esl 591G@ sst
| ll....... 16l0q 69h91 3A@3sA . @31
| l!+...... ItSW u Eh% . EaSH q
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WeGe: LH1S I " w. g. ~ ssru ~.
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DO at 55!{c: y 0o0 BY Do at 3tc C0aS AxLoAr-Huo
ea No. a. sas; s2g M n % 40 ~ M bn S1 "a ~ 20
b. closing quiet at 6asc foF No. aud 54c ior NO.
: Y store: D..u.x., ;, a,- .a.,s H., .,t,nod a j.
Is14 Srasy *..i ~ ~ ~ shtnne5 sE
81 b. ba. keeeised same week isss yesf S!s!ss 81;
saiPFtut 9seSN ~ a1 * S"41 o"o"e t"e
oaus Ha1eae sA'ls eu' II HI az snta MI ", .
| e... al hnn astt1T,i[ s7,t-s:s
| u s s 160f0l Siy10Ilz q t.:Ak
| :, HH'''''-.'"'-+.''~''-S:SM - M1 s3GG-tH u Snl7
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Sues wee: ac99 hu No. a S.9e: &o1 By a9 e e aic
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ll1u pU 10 q -Es 49, % iEtGsEu - ,%N VI W A.
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, 1865-09-13
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO
IAKKETs

Tdl} Sg]t5 1f pratn notp m16t on tGats Of &C
slord1e, IN GcroraMce tctA rfsosuslaA pa1sei on
'CauH1t, and are reported By as Wnl<ss otheTfse
TTIspAY EvxNl16, Sept u. 193-
FNETCUTS-L.xx FRt1GurSWere dn1l and r..
lxc lover. EneaReaeuta were: To EETTAIn-Srht
H. Nn1t, CoR 1t l0e; schf sItiwankee Belle and brig
i;iobe Corn Il E{c; schr c. r. llllnm4 and Culver.
Corn u &c; pfor Badscr 6tste. Wheat un al1waHkee,
al nc. TO DsWTGo-schx casthAEenian. oata n l3e-
fsAtIRoAD FHEI0H1s-The following r1ts1 Neus Into
, 1865-09-13


b!nmn to.ds1 81 piis: slip
ped today. hrla. Keccveo last week, n br!s; ship
ped Inst week, 81 hss. Tne market for ~.
and arm There Is 10 speculative inquiry, md tho
t8splaet.ons shtppeza' account 70 M eastern
crt1fTS. ..-..
TobAr there VAS scttvlty, and tbs haatkss waa
do nj HslG 80 hzls do At es.r; Is brls tranbouna
packages At $3-2a- Market closing 1sm at $eaIte
HAY-Tre market continues dufl aud prices with
, 1865-09-13

The market here opened at III, and declined to
1881 al the Close On the Stock Board light sales
were uade at 143Xali4A. Silver Is In good de-
mnnd nj 1331137.
Government Securities are quiet We quote:
Buying. Selling.
Fivc+Twentics,.- ................, 106tt les:s
cn-EoFtles. ..........-.-..-..-- H3t1 vvsA
Seven-1 1hiniea ...:.....;::.. ~ ,48y.'s
Compound Int. Notcs, June, '6i.. 1G3 1ub
, 1865-09-13

duce during the week ending Sept. ., and from Jau-
uaIy tst to data
HEcc1rTs OF LEADING ARTICLES 1T cu1cAao Fon
TUE WEEK ENuExa sErT. ., AND FRoX JAN. 1sT
my Arr