davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-09-15


c recc1oss to-day havc been la1Se md the dcnand
rather nctye- Prices aeer to be ta1e oestes snan
Jestesday, though without anT qnotaoie aoYaoee-
Ths chief INQUIRY continues to be ior STOCK Ioe
psrnsVlyanln and Ohio, with moderate spectiaaFe
demand and = few butchess' Cattle The general
character Of the arrivals d not Of high ordet
hut there have been 4 te~ really bne dsoVes'
eooal to anything have had for uany months The
chief Of these 1t the Michigan sonlnsan afsds,
ard couslsted Of 100 bead owned BY paby o. san-
cannon county III. ThrJ wese q tne lot OF Illinois
s1eers averaging shout 1850 ~, and were boushtby
Stnelair d r11est, At sIoa.oo Per hesd They vii DC
ehfnned Fsst tomorrow. J. Adams, At sns ehe1man
Yards also aold inc drove At ~ 81
We cuote the market moderately aeuse ann pt1ee'
f7n. The eales hare been u 5olows:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
surRstAS fAArs.
,sa; SO saqss e FSssfs. ssse s{s
u Das e head esssaG1nF IT, IL III q; Il e
hans92S ,sns ss esasi to WI
ass as s9aFe q bsad ssslsn t
xt25; to snlval. head, aseraFtnE ~ p ~ = rion
WsG6 % head aye5a1s 81 e. a. i ';a Ksi,ss S hssa
ts3ssiss sssi s!*s'se: n 4 @ @s d:d
sdaSps - sa1d 4 Msss IS head -
to aowe1s ils head, Averaging t. Hctfs g hcaa.
ssfas Is =. II tS's: o-1' head averaging '''''
se,a gsTssss : hssa arsEa
"a 70 Hsiss so si head. s1sTagins IS ts;
r. poTtis 81 head averaging - r. = s5 -
3. 8 Fzs: sss i t9'S sahes
Den I. head, aserastn: 16a r. = ft.i.r Il hsr
&; !; ~:
x1cutoAS sor7nHHs yARp5
] Hickey sold Smith 2 head Cows. averaging 'o' D'
ce7 ;ela ssnsn!s 50 head Cows aHd s'es''' a'eF's
'nE ~ Ts. ~ IA FnVrteh. Il head averaging ss o.
atfa Gs;,bo,n L c., sold Brewster 70 he. -
II aTsoS Gy .os Priest Co. 6 head ane sssss ase'
asfas lE so1 psines = ha~a. -ve4s ssa III
eoneer Co. sold Hickey II Cow averaging s
IL Hecsft q sid EnFsght II Cows, aVeragins e
r iisssey sold essenwau Hefe7s averaging so 'fs
Iieoifne sold tresnwa bend Cows aad seess. AZ
ss5sas G4as "a e.. I'D Enwrgnt Cows. a'us1ns
~ Gonssr sold Sykes - head Cows and Hd'sss av
r.Gsp1s e. 1osssF e r e. uyaa Cows s'ssasDs
III coass9 so1d pouslas7 Calves. averaging eae
as.isad sg: sod Ehodes Il head averaging SO lbs
IT POET wA1SK 1AKps-
~ r-,wo r. THOMPSON seld Robinson . heaas I'VE
sssa sssa .sssy{as s. s. s.
to ss9es, 81 head averaging lo!s ns at SSS 20 e
nssa ays5as9 9 s., e i ksss
s. "a 70 j nash h5d a2enssns nssh Is s.
a e. :; 70 We6n. head avs5sEs9s ;s ns' At 4.~
4dsn f .na nSsa obendoFIia head, a7eaglas rs Hs
Meqy so1a f., asss 3, as,s 81
il & H. III essai
81 &
s}ss s.,a = hes
, 1865-09-15
OrR EVANSVILLE, WIS.,, LETTER.
rho Weathcr-Creps-d1als mud Corn-Sfuse
Fnir, DC.


jAN1sEult, W1t., Sept. q, 1861
copoua rains Last Friday and Sunday. Last evening"
heavy clouds veze baked up In the notthweat. VIII
pcc9sant r4shcs Of vtSid lightning but the d1d
not reach here Weather loar close And 5uitry, Win
passing showers around the horizon.
hardiy an average crop. out tsks ths wnois s9Tnfg
snormnus: 1faref told me he tnzeshec 15 hushcl to
lie acre but hts acsca wcre iaIxe o bushels tnas
WsTa Ill tsnid t,p!nE wsssheE q late q. PLACED q
ror.hle Ecather VIII Nnish the latest plaas!n@ Few
pesous rs Of tho loss and suffering
HAT would have ensued from o0e severe ffoat fos.-
right since Of the snst n1s SroR ha Ia
fSaf tne Whoie world Is dependent on full crop IN
Ane11cA shts yess.. v,,, nv, ta,,o nn.hed
rh.a,5 xisorogsly; The Eeeatest enthustAsm e!lsts
hsoogno1t The State n rcsard e It sasssS 9s l.
fns hnTses are arriving, the acA ~
s1ss 5asss sFas s9aal9s fne fPe
cTounas arc beautally located nlsh And ~: ap.S
5d and due nsesfc = ~ ii,sarS me-
mud ctYilA1s wilt add 70 the attfacnoa' r,rr.r
, 1865-09-15
Gen. Conuorsx Powder MlFcr E1reuts
tipn-IKIs IsnSgnee A1ltc#- ConstAhs
Fighting with the CheJenness
Correspondence Detroit Advertiser i Tthune'l
1snnr Cosrsan d r. Auc, q. 1856.


The first fighting Of the expedition was
done On The morning Of the f1th, By q party
sent out by Gen. Connor, On the evening o.
The 18th commanded by Capt. Frank Norm,
or Il White Wolf" Us bis Pawnces cal! NM
On the morning ot the 18th inst, at day'
rnnes' eighty miles north, said to number
twenty-four. There were iity Pawuee scouts
They kfllcd every ono Of the Chcyeunes, with'
mt The loss of a man, and had only four horses
Killed. They captured twenty,si1 PONIES
ana %nls and many ,em o1 tue saht ses,p2
They went out without saddles and some
I yrithout clothing, md noue Of the party took
| IatIons. As they returned, when near camp
| a Il big Indian" who had two sca!Ps on
| pole, took the lead; the othcrs followed,
swinging their scaips over tbeiz tead, yellngs'
g Isi,l nm Cheyenne" The Pawnces, who;
remained in camp, met them at 8 ga!!op, ms
| kiug tue greatest gestures OF qualification:
On The evening Of the same day, VIC witnessed
their scalp war dance, which abounaea IN
savage glee. r,>o-o,,,,oz
appeared On The hills north OF ihe'Fort. Cot.
| Rild pursued them about twelve miles, with
small force. Capt. NORTH, with PaWnec
scouts, also pursued them. The wild Indian
pionsers, however, weEc too meet lot ons M
5aded stock. Tue only gray'@halted @ Idtna1 maa u
l lAG NuESEQ +4AksAf OAH - =:
chiefs, was cut of, and informed BY Few.
!. | nee that he must die. He told by signs that
they Ind been of to the southwark on the
, war path, had killed great many white
| men, and were sick and tired Of II, aud weEe
now going home satisfied. Ha sign1fed thas
J | he was proud to die on the War~palh
, and at once commenced shooting q
lis captors. The Pawnecs soon maat
; him Sick" IS they say in this country
when a man IS shot. Capt. het
, logg secured the old Chiefs bow mn
! | auiyer, in which oh1y three arrows weFe lett
! The Cheyenne Indians lost considerable bag
!: gage in the retreat, among It package Of Oh
! letters, belonging 10 men Of the 7th atlchisa' g
cayairy, also book presented to one Of to
> men. As they are on duty at Camp Collins
!, In Colorado, some 400 miles from us, We lea
!: they have had some bad luck with the II
q dians. XIX. -
Is Capt. Tubba, G. s., came rear being ca1
e turcd in a skirmish on the Goth, by passin
up rasine, Indians being on both sides, col
! ! cealed.
|. a1.-Early this morning four more 1ndia1
u were killed, two OF whom were scalped I
; Pawnees, i large train nr7i1ed from Fo
a laramie, guarded by companies A md Z,
; our regiment
re Cen Connor started With the left coiun
&c this morning, August 22d- They strike aero
Is 10 Crpzy WoIaan's Fork Of Powder Kiver, ar
T, thence To Tongue Hrcr, to the north limo
le Panther Mountain
, 1865-09-15
~, yrr3,4e, u farewell letter to

n Colenso has written iafe"ell 1e1tes 10
80 aoon1c Of parish In Yorkshire, with whose
~ .,s,,nn he seems to be On tesns ot fsaenashsp,
ele,G :, ,,h,rh he says "yeu know. an s1rc, through
n Wa,s ,a"enr oi your pastor, that 80 F tso wlsh
me ,e' t snase goar trust in God and to take away
Ing 70 sna sWSone fox tina and for eternity my de-
@ and hss bsse 70 nddp Z doaS
others to st1ag9 md stand win yoar foot resting
and ~ 49S of ags-the never failing lore Of
s ssss s'S IL ss Is Fsss IL y " sag ~
oIf Lol@ shi.~tn iead Us to God-to reveal the
" ay ns at u, ns Wc know that evcrs word oi enaes
nd eop9sea ns t s1 iannt F4S ron rs shss Ii
Nitut6ss - ss ~ a.le5 And We. too, let Us rcMen
Swn r IL ap our ntercourse Nth one a1o,ne' mast
iiIe liz manner be witnessing for F. aoS anu SUI"
| Gor1h anu Fathers truth and tose.
, 1865-09-15

The Lynn Blattln eays that the ralue Of the
shoes sold in Lynn during tho month Of July Was
bnt little short Of sesen hundred thousand dollars,
,,hia in june oser million Of dollars worth were
sold, and In May last eleven hundred thousand dol
MI worth. Last months return, when pnbnshed,
will probably come up to tho latter figure.
nublfshe the annua1 statistics Of rnlways In Francs
According 70 this document It appears that 12,4l7
miles Of railway were completed IN that country up
to january !, 1867 and 113 miles opened for traffic
The fastest express train is that between Paris and
Ns,seiues, which performs tho distance {58 nAes)
at an average 1ate Of 8au5 miles an hour.
Tho New Dsaeans Fztcs Current, IN tss a1naas
| re71cw, tuss:
pcetteru produce must ever depend 1pon TIE oe,
| srse az his SUCCESS h the culture Of cotton and
Ssucar. Hardly more than twenty-five Per cent o oi
1,e reai3ue Is distributed In unequal portions ne-
treen tte fasneE, the packer and provision dealer
tf,e nanufacturer Of engines, mschtnesy ana astt.
snitnraI implements, the importers Of ioseisn
goods required On md 1ns et
1hn are employed In carrying It to marke1 ana 1n
" VIZ esis ~ fnortatIop The Share OF the Westesu
,sne snnrnIimates to that Of the planter. We
a.tc1ate the Ions Of Southern erops oy the VA =
two hundred millions per apnnna, 30. otc o h. se
4ts ILL., a. iorne bY The South, unless for TINT por
1o re- cort Of the production Of which had pess
eiJ for bef,re the VIZ or tbe remaining one nao
as1 md tiflT millions per auuum. GftE millions an
naaJ my sasl charged to saea re sseys ann LII
stTbe Whole question Of the revival OF oaI eon,
md lie restoration ot our former pso5petat
aaz4ondS ats4rd Mnon The labor question"
, 1865-09-15
Working Of the Contract System In
Kentucaky. .

More than four months ago we earnestly
advised the shareholders Of Kentucky to cut
the gordlan knot Of their difficulties, aud re-
cognize the fndisputable fact that slavery
has practically ceased to be what 1t once
was, By an arrangement With their negroes
wsh sno9a Of ne pa'q1e
this would meet and overcome The ditllcultfss
in regard to the Labor question IN the only
! possible wgy open for aconsummataon 70 de-
Birable.
We arc exceedingly gyatiae d to know from
, 1865-09-15
7-3O u. S. NOTES
xv0 ssfnf31H

ercoxn NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
tr1 If, orders tton1 dealers for the preseat ssstcs
Of 10 Notes, fer short tins On soe 'es
ne nunortun,ty far subscribing hss past We ean
~ ErrelTn The nfa pef celt tWo-Yea1 hoEes y
pAf ELL use' J. 4. ELLIS, pftatdot-
EpW, L TN6uAA. easnat1.
, 1865-09-15

,.-t., At s.r. tu do 1t siHc; too "a dn y 40
tosS AyErAr-i7cQo bu feHor Is nsnd 80 for m No'
* kesc-c!ostng nsm u s3ae 1ot 3o' - "
In Atore. -r ,n, &rs ,hfnoed s. 10 bu.
r. e Is ,s xe X Il ;ae 4 g? = h%o g 81 Il:
Ectei u aie; stcehN do At :sc-eios1ns a1a 'A~e
foE Sei a.ss bu shipped, ~ b. Ms5sst
sn1rs EsFr: 10 bu No. u LOO pa 1e ~
!iAc 70 bu do a. a n nsi 10 ~ { Se. e. ''
i'h hlaier aa aas an;sss, ID
sase weFo; asa n1 No.:st c; 50 hu a9 4 ~ e 81
500 bu 70 so Es9sed e ~ ~ ~ ~ III IN ~
ia IN co 1T ni-; ..axo bu do At SC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Al $a-.bttt.
/ Tt4ES ~ Unli and neglected at s3c-<3I.@3:
| HHOON C0KS-Aaraet auaet Sales 'oa pfane
| eREEs;WAX-Eoninal u t3s,45c-
| RKAN-Onlet 1t u -D0csEM
| ,tpT1.strs rontiuue4 active and prices Witaon
, 1865-09-15

0eetrnAt Grain NaIket-Scpf. N4s,..
s1on- no1niaIly unchanged sale Of l*e brls hape
ror asas tea1SeS Ahis Asss Il H II p CAS- ~
san Il II cars do at <.i3 and eat1 SG. M T.
ii an com held ss s y oas, !, q nn.s = Eest ~
hasd Barley good commands f4VV ta et1eet'
, 1865-09-15

! V4*
CHICAGO TkInUNE. | I,
Tiues 3ournsl md Posi- cosnbined.-... 31o.ooo
THE LOYAL 0ATIa. a
VIC believe 1t is The clear conviction md
Judgment Of the Union tnen Of The country, =
that no rebel member shall sit ln Congress
r,ntf1 tfIcre Las been either such On amend
,ne,t ns the Constitution IA shall make re- .
,,rceentatiou in Congress and In 1he Elcctofa
co,5ert nronostioaate to tic number Of voies !
,netnsL of the nu,nl,cs Of frceMcn, or sucn IN /
amendment In the State Constitutions OF the
sontl1rrn States as shall make every ifceman
n voter without regard to color. OF course
4he South will not siyc up ucgro represents
4ion, Hence they must adopt negro suffrage
Il IL poss,b1c 1hat the President may endeaeof
IN ,r-c through such plan Of reconstruction
as will disregard this demand OF the Union
.1cncnt of the country md thus sever himself
frorn 1,fs Marty. Should he persist In invest
snr the inchoatc Stale Governments, iosmca
1,y The rcbels only, with the attributes OF
sovereign States before Congress has &C
.,,ogludred Them as such,, thus usurp-
,nr to himself Of powers which beions !
nj lcaa as much 10 Congress as 10
1,,m-slo,,ld he persist in acting on unc
assumption that The white third can alspose
oftbe black two-thtrds Of the people oi son.n
Co-o1ina ns their high 1nighttnesscs SEE NJ
and flint ucithrr The black t~o-thisds. nor
Congress, nor the Union people Of the onnea
States have any right to intervene, ana .na'
This in his view Is what Is meant W trusting
The pcople with the government, taen :. w.
comes US TO cxaE,inc carefully tie hcla o.
battle to take up our positions win equa'
prudcucc md pronpfness, ana ~ p'ep-
S.., !, ao+enf md nyertlrow these untcna-
u1leaaS ~ oe4~1s -. A .,,,ao+ 10 show
bic positions. It needs no a1satena Mas,c-o ~ and
Pacific States vim n.t permit eight IT millions pa'es aa
Of rebels to east 1he sa'ne 1,a,ar., n co,,eps IS
Congress and IN Tue 1.,a.n Elsc.o.s4 ,ncn NV by e.
twclve millions o' No.eu eaa,har, men
cAuahe 10" ,oas ' .,a,,s Nor need We prove
from INC f'''s' ~. ,,c,,rorx helm
1na' aA'.n sas. contest to atsaan our
IN ~" aa;e .a., e7,"i, M, ,nw ,ack our help
own t5Ehts tnos euau not ,.s u.s. so,S the negroes
70 ohtaan tnea". -. -. =. thos~ oun frcedo.n
were called On 10 pgnl ~ W W. ncn,rt, t,ntnt
l1uc, ~ 49, 49,, f,,,7,ed out in larger forec In
sho" thai they ta1nea - 49, - .,,.n tbe whites
pnopoFsn n,s 10 ptaraf. s as taan
hcnee. iuo' aoSt ~ ,nnor demands
for thsn e i've the tle@ the ballot md tbs deb
~ | believe. win bo paid.
This bcing the attitude Of 1he onion pAt -
oenoo'1 10 .oos,ns or nrruucnt.
raycd against H. ~ ss'eo.1 s"4 :. 80 ,s ,,rore,
can be brougat 10 pts' It -, a,rcr.s;o,
by the iact that during INT ensa,. .ese,s S b. =,
ofthc question toppesasa@as ~ ~. 1,ov
not lisped syllable Of nrsamens' oa' N''@'
-ssfc~9 333,enselEss to pre1nolcS.
FF,ss ,,,r =, ~. hone In fnfir
, 1865-09-15

f: .- THURSDAY EvESrss, seps- II.
rTbe following sumuazy shows the movement u
1,.n5uco and Provisions during the psst u hours
connared with the movement for the same t1nelsst
year: -, ~, ,,,,onrcr srrr1{.
, 1865-09-15
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


OFFICE OF TIE DAILY TRrB1xs,f
Thu1sda! Evening, Sept. H.
REEF CATTLE-Aceosding to the Board Of TRADE
rroott the receipts and shipments since our hst Issue
compared With the coErespondiuS pfsaoo OF e' a.fe
sss, - too, It should be borne In mind that these
1sre.nts md shipments arc really these Of the dag pre-
cedinc: .. r,,..,,.,.,
, 1865-09-15
Ifqal.
Nr4al.
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, Count

TTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ ofcook;. .TgT = bsaeh =. =. n1ta nss1
III ChAncEf1- ..-1. ..--... r. ,...e
defspdans atoro nAped. having been ntcd In the once
Of Clesk OF asla Cfsuit Court Of EooA C9nnIJ 70
ne uplanant nled hs bin OF complaint u aaht Court
the GhaneezJ side % tho o.
Court against aald defendant rusuFnable on
Mnnda5 Of October next tlss5 - py nv Isaaea. e.
personally be and appear before said Circuit Court Of
Cook County, the trst day Of the nc1t term
to pe holden IL Chicago in said County. en- tho second
Monday Of October, iBa and plead. answer q teuz
The sald camplanauI's hill Of enmpAnt. NE NINE
md The mattgss and things therein cbatgca nrd stated
WI be TAKEN ~ confessed and DEERE entered
VIM. L. EHCECu. CfTk.
TuARp L Qr1xx, Cousprss Sol'.s.
, 1865-09-15

rhe Flour SEas 3s = ~ s III,
sMfs fx q.m;,v snd Il tgas. for Eorthwestefn saa
sie r. r. Eoea oaS ao IT, 5es 5ssasss xd s
"a q or extrn for aItra f3mu5. snl 3!a9
gia:D ttl ID fancy ota9ds sccot1lng e 9oaHy, E
TSre Etonr Is selling In 8c1a1 way A. $S1 o6A Ao1n
Sesj In IiDil nj 4. IS fuE Pennsylvania.
, 1865-09-15
TIL SmOKX HILL ROUTE TO THE
PACIFIC.

The Overland Despatch Compauy's new
route acroes the continent is development Of
yast geographical and mercantile importance.
Il hos significance and value beyond fts as
sociat1on With this cntcrprsing company, and |
Is Us bsoad as the relntlons md valne of the |
r1ying trade they so proralne,tly represent. |
A path that cou1nends itself to raeis sagacity |
by it's shortness and freedom from ne eyils Of |
other c,nicrout routes will be sure to be fol-
1owca BIZ others, and 10 become the wiaa and
1111conduit OF the enterprise and The resottses
| or the regions it connects. Tic discovery
:. IN fact. but re-discorerJ, since
t1e route WAS first travelled In 1S51. at the
e.rsx n,,,hYeaL Of the Pixies Peak fever 1t
| Tes broken up by the Indian troubles, the
Government declining 10 protect both routess
and abandoning thcnewes one, Its now known
adrantoees not then standing confessed. It
has. throughout the interim Of dlsase been
| claimed tn be the shortest and most psactica-
t1e r,ntc hetveeu KAnsas and the mountains,
and t,r discovery of the Overland Despatch
| r,,7rnanv Ia. therefore, but the actual estah.
1;.h,nert of the truth Of the claim. It's from
..o hundred to ono hundred and fifty
r,,;1es sborter than any other path Of
..n-,1 .,ross the plains+ II avoids the
to-r;1ne allau sections, whitened with
The bones Of the cmigran.'s cattle through
past eeasous. 1t tEarerses a region Two VEGAS
! earlier in yerdure, leDgthening by 60 mnca
the emierunt Season. It may DC traced oa LIE
man as following the vallcg Of Inc m" VI
Kansas, to the forks of the snosy htal Hse', ,
: I'D which valley it penctrases 10 the hearl o'
J the continent There less sand on 1ne
route, and more TIMER, better anu mo'e
r. a. 1HxEA nd nGf1
, 1865-09-15

eNSc ticheF We Gu0fot .&,-sn :.
Rest Nhite on. FcaV--.......-.-..-.'c vi sSssc
PEUfTSIUNlEe Eecelved to-dnY, 800 ns eu3sa
sh1ped today, 50co IA Cut Meat; ,s5s Bsas Pork.
Tie market today xas less active, but ho1dess "ese
III Mcss Fork-De Demand less active sa'es 80 oEl'
otis,;1 Fr;Mr Ifesn pork-1u fair demand and nI1n:
eairt tnfaH were :-{ and 50 brs original packing al
500: 100 hris 1epacked At fet-3o.
Bulk 1Ients-TbeEc IL NO deueao anu tne oaa' A8'
sIMtFrsTns Lara Is scarce and firm at 15Ac- Sa1eE
ver:-S:tcs 10. IA1d At !se Is tres tnnnuerren
ofIT fpilE1THY AND EA31E-we pote the saie q
dnx frairie Chtk 1t t0 and do< live Coc seu'
"EEEE%Kecelved: 1of .31s MS: shipped. AGl ~.
rSrnothy teed-MaxSet nsin sa!es - we're e i ~, u
at 4AEl. ..,..s4no
, 1865-09-15

Here The market for Gold was dn{l ind rcaker,
With eales On the Stock Board at 143!s. On the
Street the market was weak H. With sales ~ low
a. 1tai, closing at 1Aa4. Silver Was In demand u
1354136- .-...'
Government Donds are quiet. We quote::, u
| Buyfng. Selling
| Fiye.Twcnties....... 4v.sa ".
| tI~.,' 'Tha,t t.. ..1 % 100
, 1865-09-15
p,rx3aenx Johnnonsx Speech TO tho
:. .SoutherncrB.
+ha Hft1.rAnkeA EHnttnfi1

The sneech which President johnson E re-
y,n1fcd 10 hare mnde TO the delegation from
| Virginia and other Southern states, = 81 ieast
extraordinary M1nonl csatsu{ th.{ ts's Press.
ient. whose CHEF recommending to popular
fnvor was that he was an unftinchinE enemy
Of treason. should, in addressing boay o.
ren,rsentatfye traitors, class himself with
them rs responsible for treason, Ne
were aware that EthcEidge haa ehaiEsu
.an1l,prn dnctTIncs until the moment that
var commenced, bnt VIC hardly expected
~, ~ t;,r President would substantially
adpnit The f1uth Of the charge And II may
be possible that his address to these sontnSfn.
! ers expresses more than he meahs. ma lna'
he only intended to convey 70 .n9M hima.1f @ and
beInr such, understood MI abont the honor.
able and frank, and manly, and chtTaltons lone
Of thc southern character: Yct what can
he President Of the United States, rep
1ccattng the lo5s' portion Of tnat peoPs
when hr says to o body Of traitots,---no mat
Ter whether they are Peuitent rebela o. not
tint "the decision lIas been nsainst ~
| And how long liz II since treason, In Frcsadeh
] | Iolnson's mind, has been sollened mtn q
, "issue.'' And standing almost within
J. re 10 light the dc7ilish mallgnlty IN
cr;eltv If The Southern Shareholders m
traAo1s in starving and numbering thousand:
:. Of Union soldiers, why need the Chief Magis
Z trate of The patton mouth honeyea co1npl
Inentsto the l,earttness and Gankncss o. tn
rebels, and speak Of ihe1n as ttrue TO the!
ancient instincts Of ffankness and mani
honor:" II may DC pleasant for Prcsldcr
:. johnson 70 handy compliments With thes
= = Defeated taisors, 10 accept from them n
70 assurauce Of tho 'spersona1 rcEaEd' Of u
{; e. people Of nIneSoutheru States, and TO prals
y The entire Soutl-Wfrz, Davis, W1uder, Tarne'
a, Floyd, Thompson, aud the whole crowd
"a traitors who violated efery sacred ob1;gatio
Of broke every oath they had taken 10 sappo
III Tho Goycrntuent, robbed the pal,lic trcasur
e and precipitated war which ias east the n
y lion lalf 4 million lives and unte9ut
n treasure, and Illuminated that war Win I
ID lurfd light OF crimes at which humanity shr
e, ders and from which sarases would hare
he coiled with horror-as having done their nc
o. stheartlly and frankly" and as true 70 u
Ice nncient Instincts Of ffankncss and manly IL
.rs or > but the people who hare fought q
;trr suffered to save the country Will hardly
plana the speech.
~. Nc do not care 10 comment at length nl
.ed this nnexpeeted and extraordinary BID
~ ~ President Jonap... Tor Southern poputat
- II our readers arc in dapkes Of hctnE couyer
~ by It to the belief that the South f6 tho s
r. Of "manly honor" however. we would $
OK rest to them to read a few chaptera Of
= Law
, 1865-09-15

EEf&UrIhAIttEd ~ e~
componud Interest Notes are tlrm and IN good
demand at 1os,s91Qt foe dune dates, 1os Tor July
dates, and 1o1t1 for August, 1851
fnra1 Stocks art dull. Ga the Stock Efchanse
today, Chamber OF Commerce stock was o1ered Al j
los, With bids of 10a.i. Chicago ctty Halfway ..
H. waa Ia demand ut d, With selleEs a. l09. banx
stoekf aru neglected. To-day rs "as offered lot
First Nationsl, hat there was no alocA ouetee ~
3.crrhnts. Insurance Shares were In demand At u.
Copk County Scrip vas wanted al VIZ sor nsf' and
1ntl,s for old, with sellers Of &ho former X W, aud
| the latter ii l01. "a
- Since the soth o. Sep.euabcr, 1851, 1891, ssLsS
| of thc and Il cent Canal Stocks OF New iofS,
covering tic debt created prior to lsa6 ha'e mn.
,urcd aua e. .S6 have been aetuais paio an"
.tcck cancelled. Funds to reimburse the ren1a1aacf
wien presented arc IN deposit with The Manhattan
con,nsny. New York. This amount OF debt has
been mid out Of the .surplrs revenues" oil the u
na,s accumulated IN The Sinking Fund.
In radttlop to this, 1900 Of the 2 cent Canal
stnct. created eince 1916 under the provisions OF
rett,oa 10 Of article Of the Constellation "nien
tnaturel In july lasi, has boen paid rom Inc rc'e
| rres of the General Fund. ...,
I'm New FORK the money market conunnes easy.
t.ntt. is freely offered on rztcass securities SUD-
tcet 10 cal at n can't with occasional
At n = cent. There - no particular chanse In Tue
xsteos discount for businets paper There Is Aif
demand for the class Of signatures ranging ron
6H to 0 q cent z annum.
Tho recelpts Q. soAs AsaAA w ,s...~s. -. ~
Yozk for 1sc5 and the ftx preceding se1s a3' u
| follows: ,
Recetsed from the opening OF 81 ses aE
= ssme f6i 81. .fs,ss9s.i, Comp. ioss.. 45s,os
!. | Same for 81. 2,67a5s9. Comp. 1oss.... ~
= Same Tor H.. xeltS1ts comp. loss-.. "ss,1s5s
sme ios r n r. ~ S,s omp. caI1 astsa
sa1ne e io1 M sss.. sa,ss3 Comp. sAa.... l,Soa,lo
ISL, 10 e}oso of navigation. 1,6aso
~ "tosE n,ioG e pann1st #. 1,s95
Of sA'''4' ~ S.pe ~ sS' S'' -------. --
,. Total for fiscal year,
, 1865-09-15

TSTATE OF JEROME f. AN
i DREWs, decreased. Public not&ce u hereby given
io al persons having claims ami demands against she
estaie 81 JEROME 4ndFcws deceased, to present saa
of the County Court County. to BE- hos At ha
Court Houno Ia tho City Of ChiesEo Ghs third Aon-
tnersof. JULIA &. ANDREWS; AdnaInis.za11-
Co1essp, Aps. l. ISIS, As1Qa93Q+ts lsaN r 10 ,