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, 1865-09-12
TRAGEDY In Kcnsucky-A Young Girl
Father. e
-CEn,ro tl,o r n.tx.-tf. ~,
! the Louisville journal cth.1

In the hurried account given Of the killing
Of George Day, Jr., in Yesterdays Journal,
therc We're some inaccuracies Us to details.
Our cotemporary Of the Democrat publishes
what seens 10 be reliable version Of the at:
lalT, taken from the confession Of the lomi-
eide. We extract: IA young ctrl by The
name Of Joan stonfker had gone 70 suiphur
Wen Tor the purpose of procuring some cider.
On the road home she met young MAJ, by
the name Of Mark Skcan, and the two 5toppe1
IN the woods through which they were PISS
ing, to havc Jew minutes conversation.
skean had his gtmfn his hand, having been
hunting. The girl states that while they were
thus engaged In conversation, George Day,
f., and Gcorge Dny, jr., advanced toward
them With their axes in their hands, they
having been chopring wood, The Days at
once commenced abusing Skean, and advanced
toward them with their axes skean was In
c!ineu to run away, when she remarked,
'Will you let those men scare you. They
cannot mike me- rum ut the same time
Eckiug tue gun. The Days then called her
by various hard names, when she raised the
gun and dred, the contents lodging In the
breast Of George Day, IT,, WHO fell d corpse
to the ground. The sS.r! then took the run
and struck the old man two or three Tines
over the head, knocking him fnsensible. The
parties ca1ue 10 this city, distance Of seven
GF eight miles, surrendered themselves and
nre now contlned in the county jatl.' Tie
girl md Skcan nre still in custody. and viii
hase bearing before the criminal court at
It's present Term. For this PURPOSE, va
learn, witnesses hare been snbprnpd and arc
already IL waiting, 80 that i spccdy dispo-
eitlon Will be made Of the ease.
, 1865-09-12
Exprea~Esobbers Re-ArFcsted.
From the Cincinnati Commercial. 9th.]

In May last safe Of the American Express
Company, containing 81, 500, was broken open
and robhcd ofits contents, as a station on the
Peru md Indianapolis railroad. "A short tina
after two men, Joseph Grnnuon and Charles
Nilliams, who arc quito wen known in this
city In certain classes, were arrested, charged
with being the perpetrators of the robbery,
aud lodged in Jail at Peru, Indiana. a short
time since these men, together with several
other prisoners, succeeded In breaking Jail
and In escaping to this Stnte.
Gsann0D, who Was formerly of Whecler's
cavalry, was arrested by. Lieut.. McG Grew, upon
information obtained by Sergeant Jobc, of
the Ninth street District Police. While max
ing inquiries which led to the discovery of
Grannon's hiding placs5 Sergeant Jobe came
into possession of i" point" relative to the
whereabouts Of Williams, who he learned
was ut Dayton, awaiting there.th arrival Of
q letter from this city, which letter the officer
posted, leaving Immediately for Dayton In ad
vance Of the mil. StatIoning himself in the
Dayton postotfcc, Jobe was soon gratiflel by
the appearance Of Williams, who inquired tor
the letter, and Was Immediately taken into
custody and brought 10 this city. -.
They viii, Of course, be taken back to Perm,
which Is the county seat of the county IN
which the robbery was committed. It Is sup
posed thnt GrannoD had a hand In the ttgue-
rilla" robbery Of trim on the Ohio and Mis-
6issippi rnilroad, 4 few miles from this city,
at about the same time.
, 1865-09-12

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department o. keeping up useless display
OF naval strength at our foreign stations, II
can he sho,,n. not op1v that n e ort,nc,v ~,
rc-LS T.. % tus"etJ W.
1oundcd, but that quite the reverse Is tIuc-
That The number Of ships on foreign service
win IN 1asa fhan, heIora 4ho or+h-e.,r ~ ~, +.
VII oe .ess 'nsa, ee.lofo tne outbreak o. tne
eaEal war; -
,ro 4o.a,o-, sanadso,. ~ ~ T - a.: sps r ~
,ss 1ose'sn s4uaofon9, VIZ one 10 tue East
Indies (serSing also in the seas Of China and
japan \ one On the west coast of Africa =. NM
E~1 =" W. v" sAe ''.'s So'A't W 3AtAea one
san,h saa.,aa ""..ts one ou Inc eass coass o.
Iuu," NM 80 s, a.o'ueF on Inc faen'e coast.
s.''a,.u "..u ~ ou.uleaA ol tne "as Inc African
>, sauao,on WIS p.oAsn m up anu mas ocen oiscon-
llnusu ,a.aa s'nee lne auesuon Of reforming It
"as n.ey discussed II Gaomet-conncll and
oeclaea negantely a. an useless and very e1-
pens!se nsutuuon: thns only us1orcign
squaoions remain IN service: 10 prove the
g-ounoiessness OF Inc assertion that an un-
, 1865-09-12
A Conntryn1an Robbed or $4,000 nj !,
Wall Street Bank Counter,
From the New IntL Uernld sth1


Yesterday afternoon an aged and very re.
spectacle appearing gentiemnn, living II, the
interior Of tho State, but who refused to niyo
his name and residence, cal1ed upon Messrs.
Morrison & White, brokers, Of Walt street,
and purchased four thousand nine hundred
and nincty-fiye dollars In country funds. Al
ter receiving the money the stranger turned
10 q counter on the opposite side a. tho room
for the purpose OF securing the bills In his
pocket handkerchief. While thus engaged .
man stepped up on his left side and said,
"Are you Mr.. Smith, Of Ohio ?" to which a
negative response was given; and at
the same moment q man at the
right Of the countryrnap gTabbed the
money, Ian away and made his escape. The
aecomrlicc WIS pursued across the Street by
his victim and arrested, after which he rave
big name ns Joseph Buckley. lie was detained
till officer Warren, of the first precinct, ar
rived md took him into custody. Buckley
took tho matter quite cbo1ly, md Wishing to
go 10 prison in style, was allowed to hire
caITiage for that purpose. lie rode to the
Tombs while, the vfctimfxed comtrymnu pro-
ceedcd tllither on foot. Justice Uo.nn com
mitted the accused to await IN examination
and censured the officer for purmittins re-
puted thief to ride to court. The rcasca
given BY the gentleman robbed for not diyalss-
ing his name is TINT it might effect bis dnan-
clal standiDg at home. Justice Hogs Is TAX
ing lively Interest In the case, wiz view Of
recovering the stolen money.
, 1865-09-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

!. MosnAY EvESESG. Sept II, 1860.
: The week opens with an active money market,
To-day there was q very active demand for curren-
cy BY produce dealers aud commission merchants,
and although The bankers report belter suppty
than at the c1o<e Of last stveek, VIC have su to re-
port tho market close, with moro borrowers than
lenders. Ftrst-class names were passed at the
banks at 10 per cent per annum, and inferior
paper was discounted On the street at 10a per
cent per unnum,
The supply Of Eastern exchange today was
more liberal, but hc demand was very active anl
tie market zrmains firm at par buying and 40
prem. selling, Round lots wera sold by the bank
era to each other at 5oc prem. per thousand somc
OF the banks had to express currency to New York
to meet their drd.s. :,
The Produce market to-day wus moderately nc
tive. Flour uas quiet Wheat opened lower, bat
clofed 202e higher. Corn ruled 1c lower. Oats
declined \ PIC per bushel. R5a advanced 1G2c
per bu.hc1 Barley advanced 1G5c. ntghwines
were steady. 3tess PoEkwas quiet but firm. Lard
ruled firm but ehadc higher.
Gold opened to-day In New York at 14ix and
eIoecd at 1413s. The following aru tho quotations
te!egaphed to james boyd q Brothers, gold
hrotcrx. -
, 1865-09-12

.-,..-.. MONDAY EyNEva. Sept II.
LEMBEE-Recelyed. 2siS0 M shipped, .,2H N.
There Was good supply OF we'll assorted c.rSoes tn
the creek to-day. and with active deand by couu.
hy and city desleTA the market ruled nrm and an sd
yaacn Of &c wss established Cargo sales tncludn the
following:
Cargo schr Wcschestcr, from 3tuskeson, Iso N x
strips, balance tosts 21s, nc, at 316sn by Merrill
cargo schF Eanbief, noEa AusxcSon, = N 4 strips
balance assortcd. rt s1o by Mason Dayis; CARO-
schF f1prencf. ftom Grand River 3 m Entled stxlpa
balance good cotnlunu, At S.a5o, by John Gars1ek,
cargo scar 1Iole, from oeonto 159 m, strips bal.nce
Ut and Iolsts, At slss By 4. T. Gray Co.: cargo
echr Petrel, from kalamazoo, 80 N good mill ru., at
t19oo, BY c. DemlnG; cargo echr Ann H!nde nom
White LIKE. 60 N common mixed, st $1t-50 aud good
do OF 3,seo. hv Haywood cargo kchr Mary, non.
Grand. River. 90 N RATED common mixed. at
s1tta br o. Brewster; cargo sclr Telegraph. rom
Afuske.oD, @3 strips, balance assorted, at @t8oQ
by Hart & Maxwell; cargo schr stnai, from Pero
Marquette, s N common st1ps and boards, at Sls5a
by Col loouts cuzgo schr Driver from Sfuskcsoa,
1o m pFtme strips balance good assorted It $3.50
byj. c. Dow cargo schr Rose Dousuan, ffou, Mus
-keson. % N strips and boards 1t $780, by D. ntcw-
ater; cargo schF Robert Gaskin, from Canads, 70 n
6tock aud connen boards. aud 60 m uppess. ut ll9G
by D: GoodEillje; ear.o schr Forester, rom Grand
River, 60 nj common mt1nd, at sl55o by irish Fuller.
8H1NGIES-Eccrlvcd. IS m. shipped, LAYS m,
Market dzu1. Sales were; 50 N sawed A. at s65;4.
By Haywood 6a m sawed a, (old pkgs) at 81 q, by
O. O-GEcwstcr.
, 1865-09-12

August Was not deemed sufficient, aud the FOL-
lowing planks we're added to-day. It is M
derstood that the 18th plank was fnsfste3 ~
by Rice as q condition of bis acceptance: VI
16- Rfsotp47, That while re reitcrate ihn nr,ne1.
pf Annu1t Tss ~ ts Convention On the 18th Day
ITesident Johnson, e they stand out betora ,hs
s1el, The iearas. p1hfot, The able ststesm IN fhe
,s.; man ana taal We pledge to his wise aud pa
cordial support. '1'' o'''''' 'af
IT, Resoted That We nre in favor Of "a eona1, <,no
hornies paid to snldiess In 1861 and lS hi theE
dad q! sa the fame pay and bounty Is ths so
session. a. is neA'
The Democratic ticket stands. For Gov.
eInor, Henry III. Rice, Of Ramsey connty:
Lieut.. Governor, Capt Charles ". Nash u
Dakotah county; Secretary of State. Ma,or
John r Jones, Of Fillmore countv. sfste
Treasurer, Heyderstadt, Of Scott comfy At.
torucy General, William sachren, Of Hernenin
county. There Is neither strength nor nv
thing else to this ticket. AfajoF Jones Is tbe
best man on it, and he positively decIfnes 10
he disgrnced by running. The whole thing
only aWai1s the approach Of Noy. Z, to receive
A committee Was appointed to t,ot Rice
ont for speech. After Writing that letter stat. M
ing that be had always been . member Of the
Democratic party, he vamoscd, mud m won
der. How could he meet the Democrats he
80 cruelty betrayed tast Fail, facc to face? Ue
was more bitterly denounced by Democrats
In the secret CAUCUS to-day than he oycr was
or Will be by Republicans. Of course the
political npnstate and renegade could not be
found, and the Convention adjourned, took q
drink all nronnd, and dispersed. OMEaA.
, 1865-09-12
Virginia Property Hntereats In Chicago
fEfpM the EIc1trnnnd Whir.l :,

There Is good deal efproperty In and nca.
Chicago owned by Fngininns. A number ol
the owners have ,ecent1y visited that city fol
the purpose -sf fdisposfng Of their real estate,
Among thetn was Mr.: Elis11a E. Hund1cy, OF
Charlotte county, Who IL large owner Of real
esta1e IN Illinois and Wisconsin. He effected
some Gales in Chicago, but NJ. Perkins Bass.
the United States attorney for that district,
Instituted proceedings for the contiscatfon 81
the property sold. Notwithstanding the fact
that Mr. Handley had rcceired the Executive
Tie action Of slr. Bass put d stop to further
salcs by Mr. Hundley, who, In order to ascer-
tain his exact status, repaired forthwith 10
Washington aud laid his case before Attornev
General Speed. He WAS informed at the NJ.
torucy Gencrarf Office that Mr., Bass hnl
communicated with that. Department In r.
spect to the property In question, and that
the following reply had been sent, copy Of
which was furnished to Mr.. Hundley:
ATTORNEY GENERALS 6rr1cE.1
WAsnSGroS, September 1, 1865. I
Perkins Bass, Esq United 6tates Attorney, NORTH
crn District Illinois:
DEAR SIN: Yours Of e5th Arguak Is fecsfyed
end In rer1y thereto an directed by the AttOsnev
General to Eay that Il Mr.. Hnndley ms parl0uea
beto.e the seizure OF his property, then and ia that
event, the proceedings against the same should ba
dismissed, md be (Hnnaley) Is of liable to cost:
but. If he was Pardoued AFTER proceedings weln
Instituted, and his property RVS seized then tpen
tue proceedings should also be dem1ssed hat at bis
cost am, sir, very respectfully,
Your Ohedient terrnnt,
wy. STEMAKT, Clfef Clerk
, 1865-09-12
Murder and Robbery at Dctroit-One OF
tic Villains Arrested.
fETQm the Detroit Ere prcHa Qth Il

A day or two ago Mr. Hunter Of Saginaw.
whose vile Is IN poor health, left at Mrs. Car
olinc Drew's, on the alley south Of John Il
street, between Woodward avenue and Farm
at the same time Enve Airs. D. the sum Of
Slo0 TO dctray the expenses Of taking care OF
the child. a woman namcd Mortfssey YVES
present ut the time, ind Il Is said that She
told her husband, loose character about
Town, about tie money. She, then, a women,
Ter OF crime, which roads u follows, from the
evidence eiycn before Justice McCaithy, who
held IN inquest on the body Of the child;
Early yesterday morning, perhnps not long
after midnight, two luen, disguised With
while landkerchiels tied over their heads, en-
tered tho dwelling Of Mrs. Drew, through
side wfndow, and before tho inmates 'verc
aware Of the presence Of the intrulcrs, re-
vo1ycrs were presented to thclr heads, and
they were reminded that the least ntorm
would result In instant DEATH.
|. The robbers Unlimited that there was mon
have. Mrs. Drew md another Indy occupied
bed In the room where tho robbers were at
this time, and were the parties of whom the
treasure wns demanded. They were terribly
frightened OF course, and could neither rnIsc
an alarm aor tell where the money wns con-
csaied. Finally, not receiving anS reply, ,onc of
dies In the bed while the other ransacked the
house In search Of the money. The latter
person went to cradle IN one corner Of tho
room, fu which d child was sleeping. The
beddin. IN the crude was tumbled about. and
fearing that the child would be murdered,
Mrs. Drew appealed to the robbers to spare its
life: One Of the parties then picked up tbs
child and threw It into one corner OF It's c1a.
vs. stirling lis leadvery severely against the
Whcp t1hh3p md 1leaying Il sn hent-up position,
md s1nothered to death.
Tie robbers, by tlis time, had been ram
sackiny the hons. upwards Of an hour, and
mol hndiny any booty, they became enraged,
anu With tho most obscene and ytllalnol5
LANGUAGE, they threatened 10 murder all the
inmates Of the house II the money was not
produced. Under penalty OF deatb, Mrs.
Drew and her lady friend were Obliged TO ret
out Of bed, and while one robber held re-
Tolrers pointed ut them the other proceeded
to search the bed, aud there found altogether
<l66 and valuable diamond pin, NIL OF which
they carried on.
Policeman Henry arrested, yesterday af1or.
nom, tho man Dick Morrissoy, M haIn,r ,mnIi.
gated in the robbery md murder 'at Ms.
Drrw's.
, 1865-09-12

COZ. Stone, Of loH'a, Ia having discoar.e.
Ing time Of 1t with his canvass, in no. 1ein"
able to stir up any opposition. Nevertheless
be Is making some capital speeches, in which
he dcelnras the whole council Of loyalty. Nc
its standard has ocau raised by the liberty
loving men Of Iowa We publish this morn,
Ing per6ati,a report Of Ills speech at Wat.r.
loo, Black Hawk county, on Thursday, and a
most excellent document It Is. Il should
be scattered broadcast over The Slate.
There is NJ lodging IN Gov. Stone. He
toes the max squarely, and we predict that
the people Of Iowa. whose loyalty, aud love
Of fjus.lce barc been proven on 50 many battle
flels, and in SO many hard fought political en-.
eountcss, will now ron up for him and the
cnion ticket, such MINORITY that the mon
Erel purity will not know tint they had can-
didAte In the clnrt{nn 80.
, 1865-09-12
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

| o. ARRIVED. ED..........sspt II.
Ssrnr S ny Nay Queen McEeory, siilvaukec. sondrie.
ETop Gsvsls5d Wi1ssns, sandsiss a96siss,
op Sttslafss Coz ks1 Saitsa, tsnsaa sasd1ie saieafa
prop Dean Richmond, Brett, BnI7io sundstex.
Hsaasaa Ssaas hissn Se9:s
parqnn Koht. 0ask1, Pu1etans snishiue 90 m 1T5her
pasafs f. s,asss: ssg. s~*etHaD, nan.sss 100 ,n
- eoai. Il. 's''''' 0e'''''' e'''''ana' ass toa'
iii Sors. Bu9es. he;r usli1ns nss yni Az, 20 !nnoer
Brig IT. sPefE as's, Stretch. osen.e. 10 lumber. 5
oa hneys bh'ns's1n ns1Ias in
schf Ssssa NJ ns5 sH.. 100 N s ,smofr
| e.n, i!@sss. N9:s .,.ns.',, ' $500, ,,' :. '' - -
sehl aoi;, Bu1eo. Iasss;ess sesee l uaSss aaSa.E
schr Gain. ash; crsrorsop. uu.se.on n, ~ ,nnn,-
sshl barnes saskessn 's iuaos1. .aSi Us
S.: 9;!ss S;:a: Hssassss r 'oass ass
81 Pousen sasEeson. IS 8 . '11Ssr ass
ar E@a ss:ssoss ;4ssss: ! 7 70 I'm
Sch, Ssi:i5.. MARTINI u nn,sssas - - anas
Sssf SsF Rs9i5s Ss3t
Eslr 5SfsR5ss sE 6;s;dts; si'el'on. chaioerue 70
sehs {!sss sss - Cameron fu.,s Pier. t. lumber.
Sri Gs@. Meln, S; Joseph, i & eosds seea. s'
SesE @ se!o ,as ee ~ - as2s
sehs se ahf'e'' hoDe' s'eadn'a'' Ha' city, - " lun-
AaF, HGis GIsas Fsa$ HaT : e. Ies
sehz is;s:: :,: selsou, crana Haven, ean lumber sn
, 1865-09-12

- MADAME EKEsTELL'sPALATIAI NASs1oY.-
Every one has heard Of Madame VestelL the
neortionlst, though most persons living out
ot Inc city suppose that, after the exposure OF
hcr crimes made years ago, she wat compelled
70 rciire from her Mdeous and unnatural pro-
tession: Quite the contrary. shs continues
to ply her vocation in Chambers street, and
boasts that some Of the most respectable"
hns mndc IN immense fortune, and recently
she has erected palstlal mansion near The
Central Park, at al Expense, with the furni.
tnre, Of s150, 600: <Satirical persons etyle il
Madame Rcstea' Asylum for LOST ht1dren:'i
but, call it what You Will, 1t lisa yery hand
some structure, md Is sad comment m the
success otcrime'-lN Keorres- Ga7e;u,aii Ga.
<dte. w.
, 1865-09-12

thousand, sevcn hundred and seycnty-six en-
listed men, or total Of ten thousand five
hundred and seycnty-two were Killed ont
right, and two thousand seren hundred md
| ninety-sf1 officers and ffty-one thousand and
one hundred and SIXTY one enlisted men, or a
total of very nearly hry-four thousand wound
cd by the fire OF the enemy I think the total
| of sixty-four thousand killed and wounded
was about oncthird Of the aggregate iorco
| under General Grants command, computing
the original strength Of the army when 1t left
Culpeper, and the reinforcements sent to it)
in the stated time. The loss In the Wilderness
battles WIS greatest next, that at Cold Har.
bor- The unparalleled bloodiness ofthe strng-
| gle at spottsylvania Is illustrated BY the IN.
usually large number of Killed. d.
OTHER INTERESTING STATISTICS.
| Against total Of missing of twenty-three
thousand, the Army Of the Potomac has set
OF Of fifteen thousand three hundred and Ecv-
enty prisoners, captured from the enemy. OF
guns, the same army lost twenty-five and
captured thirty-two.
The Grand Army Of the Mississippi cap
tured and received an aggregate Of 1905;
! nIis0ners and descrtcrs during the active ope-
rations ending with the fill Of Atlanta, Of
whom about twenty y-hye per cent came volun-
tarily into our lines. OF guns, tweuty-six
were taken and sixteen los1 by Gen. Shcrr-
nan's army.
Prom May 1st to the middle Of Septem-
bcr, M less Than So ,oi7 Of Gen. Shernan's SOL
dicrs, besides the wounded, were medically
| treated, Of which aggregate the remarkably
sma1l number OF only 40 died from various
dieeasss-
" artillery ammunition. the Armies of the
Cumberland, Tennessee and ohio cxn,s4dca
together Ia, 60 rounds; Of .,nall arms am
munn'on, 4,131 ,l&c ronnds = 70
REDUCTION OF THE NAVY TO PEACE rooI-
1,,sro b,s iSe'
HE IN he sa;to,;a, ,o1..- n'acn ignorant CAB
ns,ssnoocrs coana,.,,su 80, ~ scflaln leading
therein c1,oose +, to-1, :. ..,,a tAe ea'tofs
nublIc mnncv h,- ~ o,t.....e- .s' "asle u
large souadrons kept I'm fr The Snrv enm non,9 "
ment al foreign stutfons- u vrb5lc odn,,,t;;o,
the. souudncss Of their mot,vc,, ~ ~
promotion Of the .,rcatcst noss,hio cco,onr
II all branches of the public service. 7 thinir
the writer's would have donn well to inf. N
1bp,ns,;vne eor,.u1o. 49,, a. .,...L ,afo,r,
bring ine IN the charre nf p--e.dulness against
tho Navy Dcpartmcn..~ The truth Is, that the
most rigid ~~asusc,Intious and sweeping mca-
sures Tor the reduction Of expenditures were
Instituted By 1t Immediately after the final
overthrow Of the military power Of The rebel |
lion, and have been continued with unrcmit-
Ting faitbfnlness 10 tLIs day. The absolute |
correctness Of this sintcmcnt I am prepared |
to prove in the following.
Accordin~ 10 the sccretor,u 1,s, ANNA, -
nor. xtx bun,7r-<3 ,r7 ...-n,,,,. ,-oso.,e ~
, 1865-09-12
Z 30:.]Ur:sS. NOTES
JQLY SERIES.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO
We win m orders from dealers for the present se1,cs
cf 20 Notcs for abort time. On tho terms heretofore
allowed.
A. The opportunity for suteciblng has past ne can
NO lCngcf ftceiYe the fYe pH cent tWyeax SosGs II
par and interest IN payment Of orders.
u A. ELLIS, PresIdens-
, 1865-09-12

There Is very little demand for tour, and bns little
selling supply the tsade owing 2 the ID d,sE,
extra family sold h, lots II s30o4an or northwest.
sna tP .oeies for Pennsylyania and onto Iae saies
pertne; $.7cea5o npr d1t1as; 5 for northwest
!aMii{ e % foT Pc1nsyvan!s And Western d.
Tic receipts md stocks continue light Rye hour l.
acaFre aud selling at SG.I5 4 bJi.
, 1865-09-12
MOVEMENT OF ELOUR ANN .rar~ /. :,
CHICAGO. ~-s al

Receipts ana Shipments for the Weck-s,om.
pnrntive Receipts md ShIpuents Slnc:,
InnuaEy 1sf. S'nse
: The following summary show the ,er.+,,,s .,
mcnts OF Flour and Grain also source OF sunnlv sn
mode Of shipment during the week ending Sent. !. =
ExCEn1s or HLoIR AND 0alIy peR1xa 17rr ,rr-r
pr g NA%@
, 1865-09-12

The New York 7Emes says It Is report
"a N Political circles that Morgan Jones, the
member Of Congress elect for the lover ais.
tEass 2, TINT city iatenas to resign Ills scat in
vcnter; and that Fernando Wood Intend. ~
De Its successor. ~N 'A'St1' ~
, 1865-09-12


- Among the advantages We aFc Feceyfnrr r-n;,, :, .
otnet SIDE Just now ID the inp1 into ta t ~
Rsni1sE q large namher Or American drosen VIZ e,
Env ~ " same ss months past gradually feeling etr
9as tss weGE IeEnlaE rush was made Cam
1t @ Rnfness or eatts for ~ Acaa nsa
nsa resfIa asndFdf sas wess v esanrr anr
tho vnIars of Eouna With perfect loayeness il
isfm The snruundtng county; nd rnnshs hoonsnt
uE la!f WAS held at Renfrew wheT. ~ euasI t Cat-
anaat 81 of sasy sss ehapsa aa he aea a.
f;s la hsd 9fso5s a1 aaq
her Of cattle in tbs rounI At snil AZ Immense nun
Cd b bcia bstes ser sae rfeaanias sna b
tae hopes ~ fo sas,onsd he5e From III appeaane
6syY 66Sn!; co1d os dFea cctu lie
te: but perhaps II psy oseT ne lumber man9tse-
~ ~ 1assosetea Covered through the taSkness. -" " ''
solnslon Of tho above state Of adairs Is thai o-
" tae prospects that tho United States will refuse
Eant aaosher Reciprocity Treaty, tho cs=u.ry Of
West are selling out their farms sd stock At
seas sae!foce, mud moving Into the Uoited Stats,
HaeEe t1elr prosperity does not depend Gu tEeahas.
, 1865-09-12

!, MONDAY Evtysu, Sept. II.
The following summary shows the movement tn
Produce and Proyis1cns during thu past IS hou1s
compared With the movement for the same ume last
YeNE: = :. - -
, 1865-09-12
CHICAGO LUMBER HARRIET,

Philadelphia Seed 1Iarkct-Aept. g.
There ia falr demand for Seeds With further sales
ofcIoyer, At ?Et9c. Timothy Is worth stl aud na1
seed kk 81 bt
, 1865-09-12

MENl[aA
G1tyHfSnesa, ? p. so3oll Collar .tao q.
GGnasy Ms Harness. s55an:ete. sos; ;s<oi5
ZIP, mrd'm, y o.t.1N7l.0 Chicago. 0s,an y
kb heavy, .:oAa!@ Bneaos SyFes. :oss III
GAH. urtn0c0 Sole... .0t1AQ:fl
Country Upper. ..n1t&ac6l dan.sed- .....,ocaacs;
S1tSngh.er so!e.- !S16 50 French calEM as2I82
HIns4ss n..-- ~ French CsiLs6
ESf!SIt. ..';.... -o.sso-!s French Calf Le-
EEtp' EEp' g. mea @. lD molnfN d.. "a b0Ss1 %
SaH, extra. .......1rttI1a0l Moipea Ser
Fre1ch Etp, 1st ouIs aox "a hoas3 g.,
ehoieF...: 1aa1.u Innings p dol. S.Sfaii.H
t GtllLIhe demand continues rithont CESSATION and
ees AZ ned nTm Ltnseed Oh It IA almost In posai-