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, 1865-11-04

Premium TO the Tg1aInple Files.
The Nif2p1c File Company, established at Bal
f=rdst1e. NIe..caus Is rapidly ginning tie COZ
fdcncc Of the publIe through the uniform supe,i.
orty OF their goods. which compare fayosahly With
The bcst f!cs Of The Enelieh makers. The nhIpp.e
q the American Institute, Scw York. The Boston
5furn, ef Oct. s1st, in reporting the fact prints
ihe following letter. received by the president Of
AaGEisAS 1,:s11zr7E, New York, Oct. u, 1865.
VIZ. +. Pierce, Esq.. President Wnipple Flc Man
DEAR Sui h,vc the pleasure Of handing 10
you, with tins, the samples of .ea as tesed y me
n one Of the jneces II connection with tho Thirty
Sixth Annual Exhibition OF the American Institute.
Gon VIII Eotice IN addition to those furnished By
The Vhlrpsc Filc Manufacturing Co, which l un-
der<iand are rn:de from etccl Of their OWL pro-
daSaioa. that sNo ot he most ee,sosased Gogs!sh
1 Scns ind Aeesrn. Mos j. Gamble, and 1t ag-
fcrds me much sa'iftsction to State that after
hasnE tue sa2. ~ saqa 1Ra
Manufacturing Co. 10 be fully equal II not superior
to The Enciish. and II confirmation OF my opinion
ss pases s ntsc,e TT to 1 aesoppsnyin samples
Grehtes 4 s9ns. ONE y in fat bastard bJ Mcs'.u-
Mo*s Gamble, one 1s IN. hsltTound bastard by
inc &c etas ot e. .est fG in r.ew
enppIy Of fef either aceount Of fsupesioE quality
Of 'sses' or e'eelsense Ta u woSs9ship
(SlEEca) ''R- 4. HicuouoALI,
."EnCineel and MAchinest.
The Chicago depot fur these American made nles
ie nj No. Lake street Lii. james Palte is th !:
general agent for this county he II mau Of thirty
years experience In the hardware trade 10 New
York city. The interests Of the company could not
be in better hands. We refer to the advertisement
on The d1st rage Of this istue.
L. r. IItlliarsi= E.g.-Cnndldnte for Re-
Election.
The undersigned the es,cst solicitation of m INV
friends VITO think be mot fairly tfcated BY the
late Convention. announces himself es m inatpen-
dent candidate i0F tie Office Of County Ce.a which
he l,As filled for the List tour years.
lie wiehes all his Hiends, especis]ls those Ward
md Town Committees who had the task o1 getting
their wards and towns ont Of the draft lasI year to
esstEt him OF Tuesday oeu+
L. r. uuli4Eo,
CHICAGO. Soy 8 1sGS
, 1865-11-04

Cnrncu or TIE A1oSEuES7.-The ee-5iccs Of
t..a Church, utter euspcnsion Of over nre years,
will be resumed On suadny {to.mogzow.} The 1rst
Fer.1ce will he cc]ebued In the Church. On Monroe
tlrctt. between Aberdeen and Rncke1, IN The after
Eocr, at s O'Clock. The rector, Ter, T.. Russell
1oncs, Will meet nl those willing 70 assist In the
organization OF the srrdaY school, xnd also ~
setlrirg their ehIi.cn instructed in mutic, free ol
cEalgc Ase invited 10 make immediate a2p1utaton
TO inc Ercor. at No. 48 South Ann skrcct, Eeat
, 1865-11-04
PHILADELPHIA 1Inrkef.

III
.... rH1LApEtPntA. Noy. l.
TETEo1rrH-Steady demand. Crude sc; rtaotd
II boaa S.; refined free sells At sssssse,
tslovEk SEEn-SIetdy at II 0HaS q.
FIoER-Du1t aId SLOW Of sale, but prices naa1cre3.
EHAIk-1fbtat dull. Sales 3G9 bn 1e~ re1 4. 5. ~
ola DO e. 40, Corn declining; yellow SIC. Oats tlla
WulsEET-$5 IS.
, 1865-11-04
A11tuHftt1fnt9.

COL. WOODS MUsEUM NJ.
COL. j. T. WOOL, ;ProrEiesor and Asnsss..
This tsaturdayl afternoon, Nov. I. at the Grand
quarter TO eight, will be performed the great islsh
Drama Of
PEEP O'DAYt or, Snvcuruecn Decl1sh,
wllh It's beautiful tatleaux. dances and songs. The
Ishen Won vorht." M0NDAf-THE FAT Msy OF
IuE OIuEf THE.
, 1865-11-04

mr. EIpHsan, Pnsynb.olzcr. 232 South
Clark e;EccL h:s oi, hand nne assortment oE La
dies Fur, r h,ch will h. sod ch:sr. Also, dae
Watches. Chains and Jcacsry, a.l Of which must be
sold 10 rar tdyeucts. U9fS
, 1865-11-04

Thro0t DIscakcr.-s We would call al
tcntion 10 'Nrown's Bronchial Trochce.' We have
found them ei.icacIo.s IN n1ay5nn irritation in the
Threat and D.onchta- and would commend them 10
tie at1cnton Of Public Speakers and Others troubled
with affections OF the ThtG7t They also an CT
cc'cnt remedy for Io1neness rcsultin iror cold.
-EprETt1Qsion1!s5f, Boston, n9a0 !
, 1865-11-04

tllinrai. E-g.-EnndldAte for Re-
LOCAL MATTERS.

Jus1 MISUNDERSTANDING. Caves
bats, enpF, furs end gloves Ladies' and gentlemen
atock 81 e1nlinc, mink, fitch otter and beaver At
81 Randolph st-Slvyer Bros. nSsz
, 1865-11-04

Now on Exhibition at The Art Gallery,
3 and q AtE1c1ser'e Theat-r Building, lhc fnc,
splendid picture illustrative Of At1l0Hs :. Pr75i<s
LcsL,' pa1ntcd By T. P. Rofsitcr. Open from /.
N. 10 81. H.. Admission - eruts, Set opinions
OF the pre4s. uSG
, 1865-11-04

.Errfn~ WoH1cnsx -Nopxhly
meeting OF Nanaecre Will Occur un Saturday at Tue
Refuge, nj three O'Clock.
u!t.a. Me-. o. .. WILSON, Sec'y.
, 1865-11-04

TUE AHEE1cAS QnGAN.-l. Is m interesting. fact
that the manner Of poteinq the reeds In the Ar,er
can Organ Il Of such importance that experienced
1eners cntrrins The employ Of Mess11- $. D. 4 f.
". Smith are required 10 give the first eiz months
ct lhcIr lImc in order 10 learn their superior
method. Ile Northucstern Agency of these ta-
t1suncn1s Is with v. ". Eimban, in Crosby 8
Opera Block, Chicago.
, 1865-11-04

w ANTED-Two eompeten MT
w hands to rnu tcronins machines, and tva &C.
c<a.oned to raonId.nE and Ssh sticking raaraiaes.
also. two scroll sswyera. To good used work
In Sash and Door Factories the best Of wrge1 aud
permanent E1ploFmcnt will b. given Apply 70 GAR
NETT d wtThlNGTOS. ST. Louis Ptanfng: Mil. cor.
Of 9Th and M1ll8nptJ Streets ST. Lp1lJ. No. Ieefc1
10 Hall & Winch, Chicago. nl6I
, 1865-11-04
w V7ANTED-Agents-F tho

WANTED-A g ttFor tho
xoaEmc OYrr iooO large pase7 splendiaiy fustra.-d
with l50 oue porAi;s Of Generals, battle stcncs
maps md diagrams. Reading ntatfer equal To three
large royal octavo Solunes! In English a1 German!
tne snhor Of this wc.k has condacd himself strictly
to ofcinl d2tz. and therefore has sncceeded In pro
duetng uat whit the peor!e eAlx and s raz:al
history Of 1he w1s. perfectly authcnic and relabte-
msa n Eaut Of profitable employment WIN uad thk
OF Sh.en 1eua AZ osce tor our circulars md sca our
terms. Address zEIGLE EK, McCl. .RDY 4 CO, Spceas
Block. Dearborn street. chicago, Ill. pfSs
, 1865-11-04

WANTED-Active, industrious
w men aa LIfe Insurance solicitors. Liberal COM
mlfslors pA1d. Apply TO No. ., Methodist Gt0cE.
, 1865-11-04

AUssc I1A1n cuAEEs.-a. u. Higgins, Of No. 1T
Iando.ph street. sasrrttses in anot1er column four
new musical WORKS. - Festival Chlnes," for sing
Ing schools, .Mlnnehaha Glee Eook," for E1ee
clu1e. - Ntmmenslsdt+s Violin Book," h}lcd with
the choicest new music, and The Atelodien." q
hook for bectnners on The piano or melodeoa. All
af tlese EQQSs att nf 2tCrlinn YAlue.
, 1865-11-04

TO RENT-YVe can aid . limited
Il number tu obtaining rooms, with md without
board, In one instance three rooms suitable for
hopsekecplne, Eoom / q. 2. o. E{ocE. u9f5.
, 1865-11-04
Nn Rfnt,

ITO RENT-At 43l South Clark
furnished front sleeping and p1rlor suitable for
Two gentlemen. pY3
, 1865-11-04

ITO RENT-For one year from
L Nov. 1st, 1s65, part OF house containing six
Iooncs and large pantry, 10 suou american family
hsnf. Ssg, psepaid also, part 91 Tue f1raturs fos
Park. ls1arc at Room No. 8, Reynolds Block, be.
tween and 10 a. n. u8I9
, 1865-11-04
aantf1<<Hqk qkntB.

| WANTED-Agcnt-ATr Travelling
4 IL se,n ~ ~ lhoAe Of crnnoymeoL to apply
| 'oa1a C'ask assest, Room I'll ui.s
, 1865-11-04

ITO RENT-Two frst-class new
l. brick houses, tWo.etory and basement e1sven
strees: bstWeen sats street and Wsbash evenas Pos
Estate RrokeGs, northwest cor. Madison 4 Dearborn
Streets u5Ei
, 1865-11-04

WANTED-A ge nts-To sell 4
,nra, stssdasa LIE Of Lnco!p sod @ at tas
high as 100 copies Eeet Send Tor circuars .nt1 les
Captain Robert Lncoin Also 70 SCH . msgnsliceos
eeoled engIayins Of The > HoWe ne e @ Geg Gr,as 1;
ISG AGENCY, Masonic Temple, chirlgo, N.
, 1865-11-04

NTANTED-A good business man
w to traveli In Illinois, Wisconsin nd vi, who
has sufficient ns.a for light md safe :pecnaton
cQpsigEMtpIs. EaIl 1t 1 ;k4 k.ude stteft. UiL9
, 1865-11-04

w ANTED- Agents For the
w great e!1 book " LIxcoIs Ax.on1A1- !" and
a' II easa ass:. town to tasT sSp1 t
Publisher, Chicago, qts9
, 1865-11-04

To TnrcnforB-NJr. Geo. l.. Chaplin,
Solicitor Of the Northwestern Patent Agency, has
eloWn ia pamphlet containing important lnsor-
Inatjou to iurtntore. Sent Csatis on application.
The experience OF lii. C. in procuring p1teu!e Is q
r1taranir E Enr s11trres Neil&s1t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

Redding's Russia Salve
Hssls Ola soFss.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures BurnS, sSAlds. cutA!
Redding's Russia Salve
Cars w0unds BrulHss, sprAias.
RedAing'B Russia SaIvo
Qurss Bvtla UlSsrt, CagssFt
Readings Russia Salvo
Cares sall Rhsam, Piles, RyspslaG
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Rinsrorm, cOFhs. ~, ~.
no FAMILY SHOULD BB WITHOUT ~.
0aly 26 Csati q Boz.
roA1AAtE ~
J. p. DiasMokR, No. asI Broadway, New Reah.
g. ". F0WLR co., Ne. Is Tssmons sirssis BoStsl
aT'sai
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

A Beautiful Country Seat for saln
WiIHlh three or four miles Of Wlmibsi5a ssntsIain
uisf-,hree and ShAlf aerea Of lhad, wits fps kud
lAsN Inc Land n Ia high state Of euiEatI6n Tere,
~ s@''hA0's Apply to ". MooAULLkY CO.,
No. soc Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
FIRE INSURANCE.
NEW ENGLAND

Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH. AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
CHEAP BOOKS

NOV y the tin elvf persons Sho dsllIe q n aP n
IN shelves of their Libraries " purchase bOOkH a. hsy
wnl probably uavAr ba&bls W buy them lower.
The aapssFber iststsltns from day to day large O.
Of we'll sslsctsd Socks, from the late Auetisn Sales
Phadslph, aud Il dsfesmined 10 sell them At prizes
lower than they have been offered bsoFs They esb
slst OF
STANDARD,
MlsdELLANRoUa, and
4, HISTORICAL WORKS,
Ia plata snd gilt bindings suitable for presents A Many
Of thsn will bs sold at half the publishers rstA ptleet
and less The public invited TO ealls -
and examine JOHN n. PORTER,
IFS Market street, sign of the Bis BOoh.
DOnt forget No. il5.
FAMILY BIBLES,
A BEAUTIFUL Ass0RTMKnT AZ
NRRY Low PRICES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
NEWARK ACADEMY
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal
SESST0NS--19R9

The buildtngs and grounds have been piAeAd eaa,
Hlete order and Msd up With furniture sspsolslv
adapted for the comfort and conYsnisnes Of
Rooms arefurnGhed for the older boys aS IN cesgsS -
private study from the ssnason ipd rssbaai Z
The Course Of VstrueIon Is thorough and pr.st,.,,
designed TO az yot men for Adisson 70 our herl ol
eges OF fer the act duties OF the farm shop OF ssun
ing house.
By the liberAllty the Board russss the Aeadsnx
10 furnished with Ii tary OF IL 600 volumes and one =,
the best collections Of hemieA Philosopheal nnns
TAus in the United Sta es-thus anordihs faeiiiiisl
asquiring complete Scientific and eIues
ton lar superior to most schools In our country
The best Teachers will be employed, and no Iaboy
spared 10 seeure the proper moral mental ana yhySes
training of the young entrusted to his care fermn
moderate. Ror circulars and Information address
EDWARD D. PORTER,
Newark, b
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

Law Co-Partnership.
1Hk undsrsgned have entered into partnsrsbIp undo
= tns nAme aud style Of BRADFORD 4 nl0Gins, in
the practice of Law, except 10 eassg vhea ihs nied
States or Stale Of Delaware are partIes - -'S
They will practice In all the ours of this Rtte and Of
the Unitsd etates for the Delaware District ~
An puaintss entrusted TO their charge will receive
a, EDWARD o. BRADFORD,
ANTHONY HIGGINS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

NOTICE.
uBT resolved eO2 Market street large and be.uti
fnl eolleetion Of 1ass Fruit Bowie Of entirely new
style. Call anu examine them.
,,-,-.. THos. Y. de NORSlANDIE.
A or hst purpose o. every reliable Mind are on hand
And teI aAieky TH0S. Y. de NOkbtANDIE,
1Ah II 902 Market Strest
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

CASH. AND NdTE SYSTEM
imPOrsSai 10 Lvs hsar1rs. Facn Is. Fiehon
A PRISON aged 80 in,arsssOoe on his Llts 10 ths
n hHw RnaLAnD kurraI Lifr iAaUnAHcs CohPAAH, by
pAyins ~ . y ssssl faa note ior sans amsept
The Note plan Fdde ooo at once The Cash piaa adds
In he Nets ocapSny the dividends sre applied TO can
e.lins ii. Notes thes reducing the amouHtOf beth pTin
Ia ihs sSsst q a.th the heirs Of the Insured under
the note system would reesfa 90 20 ess The notes
paid In the Cash Company only $4,000 would be paid
4 psSsoa aged d vas insured Ia the NEw KsuLASp
AurulL for iooo paying annually tisTo In cash and
for the amount About since he enlisted
in the e9th Rsgimant, p, w. and after few months
vss died Afiar dsdnedng uupaid notss his widow 10.
sslved about $3.50 In Cash Company the Widow would
thousand pamphlets got up TO deceive the public.
prcminent Market Street merchant remarked a few
days unea thAthe could mthe than ten per cent
lhs Anount ist him by The Company Al SIX pef cent
isrest This good common THg tSrsRssT AApE
~ TnH HsUREp eANekA on xoanDs fHS isriaEsr PAID
re ConrANI III important hgt 10 entirely ignored
by all cash Compa ,. 1hs unhalfnsss aud doaisn Of
The great sueess the Note Companies hiss provoked
the unjnat attack Cash C0mpanies- An examination
q the tro aysiam convince any candid man that the
Nots Company m he largest provision ior his niiy,
The great object Of lille Insurance Is BENEPIT
and not remote contingency.
1hs Necessary blanks viii be furnished On application.
W. D. STROUD, N. D., Medical Examiner
At the pfhee daily, from u to o'clock.
~ RkfERKkCR5.
George n Stuart ESQ James Graham, Esqy
Hon. Wm. A. Pertsr. Rev. J. y. DAles, DID,
B. B. coinsgys Esq, Boyd Stroud,
Joseph Lea, Sterling Franks
'SIy syys.1 saS1s Sasavn 1lns L:s SMITH h.,
fhomns b. Beck, Esq. Baker Hopkins,
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
fobl2-ly 426 Ckssiaat Street. PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
DELAWARE STEAM PLAsTEE

DELAWARE STEAM PLASTER
AND BONE MILLS.
Office removed to No. 20s West Front Styest.
WILMINGTON, DBL.
VIM. A. TROUD,
Successor 70 c. STROUD 4 Son, Manufacture Of
Str0ud's Superior Hone Dwse
Conceded TO be the beat in popt Of hnenesa and pnt
noa Manufactured and ths only raabs sTlaelal
IN The Market Also, manufaetursr Of
GROUND AND CALCINED PLASTER,
MEATS FOOT OIL &o.
The BONE DUST be bought at the following plss,
and Also Of the manufacturer f''s'
CULBERT d BROTHER, 8. Z, corner Of Pront .na
Orange Streets Wilmington, Del. ~4N
EDWARD H0D9KIhs, Avondals Pa
EDWIN n. STEVENSON, Dover Dai
0Eo. CHANDLER, North Bast Nd.
DAVID SCOTT bro, Elkton Nj
'ohN FAhfhipuh nevtIy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-24

~ Sss-s $50. NEW YORK, Oct. 23s
/ CoTToN- Unsettled; 5T65pc for mid
ding. FLoUR-5@1Oc better; IS 25@S4O
for extra State; So 95@9 IS for extra r.
H. o.; and 50 25@12 80 for trade brands;
market closing quiet. WmsKY-Ffrm;
Western So 80, WHEAT-2@3G better;
81 709S1 40 for Chicago Spring; 81 T1@
81 76 for Milwaukee club; 81 76(41 as for
Amber NIilWaukee; $22S@2 so Tor new
Amber State. RYE-Quiet. BARLEY
More active: sales at 81 10. BARLEY
Al Lr-Cluiet. CoRN-Withoutd decided
change; IS9S8C for unsound and S5GSSc
4or sound rcd Western. OATS=In mod
crate request; 5O954c for unSound and
5I(S59c for sound. SUGAR-Ouiet: Cuba
Auseoyado 1SeS(9l49fc; Havana h.
MoL.ASSEss-Quiet. .Hopi-Steady; I5a
4lc for 1854 crop, and SOaGOc for 1855
crop. PETRoLEUM-Dull; S6(6SI for crude:
6Otg62c for refined in bond and SO(GSl do.
free. WoOL-Quiet and firm. PORK-
Unsettled and closed heavy; SSI6.3I so
for mess; closing Mt S34 so cash; S2gSS2o 80
for prime mess; sales of $3.50 bbls, mess
for October and November, sellers and
buyers option at S34 30. BEEF-Quiet
and steady Mt Sl1(9l4 for plain mess and
S14C9IT for extra mess. BEEF HANS
In moderate demand; new Western
$S5@37. Cur MEATss-Quiet and nom
inal at 161<@l71< for shoulders and
20tg23 for hams. BACON-Quiet. LARD
Steady at 241z@29. BuTrER-In de-
mand at 2S@i2c for Ohio, and 4OCd55c for
State. Enthusiastically at l6}S9lS1zc'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-24
The Fenlnns tn C,nnnlln.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The Herald's
Toronto correspondent SAYS:
The members of the provincial gov
eminent and their supporters in Cana
da, are in state of great agitation in
regard TO the Fcnian movement. The
Fenian's order has been known to exist
there for years, but has occasioned little
concern until the occurrence of recent
events. =
Owing to what has transpired in this
country, England and ireland, the
Canadian Government has, it is said,
organized and distributed throughout
the province, a force of spies.
Great activity is reported to prevail in
military affairs, changes in the dispose
ton of troops being made, garrisons
being strengthened in regions where the
Irish predOminate. Investigations re-
garding the loyalty of officers and sol
diers are being instituted, and arms be-
ing distributed for the use of citizens
known to be opposed to Fenian designs.
The authorities are nervous over the
the recent large importations of wal
munitions which It is believed ulti-
mately find their way into the hands OF
the Fenians, and IL is runored TINT the
present movements in Ireland are mere.
ly n rTIse, and that the grand design is
when England has thrown her troops
into that country, that the armed forces
of the order on this side of the Atlantic
shall seize CaTlnla, declare 1t an indie
peudent State, and place It under the
protection of the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-24
aIlssIa4IppI sennte--Thc Free,lmcD.


mississippi Sennte---Thc Freedmen.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2I.-Cotton dull;
500 bales sold Mt 53a56c. Exchange i'm
proved from u to &c. ''-
In the Mississippi Senate, n resolution
aimed at Gov. Shurkey and restricting
the right and privilege of freedmen to
what the statute law granted freed ne
groes before the war, was laid on tile
table by a large majority.
Gen. Hamilton officially defines the
statements necessary to accompany
petitions for pardon, requiring his en-
dorsement. -
Gen. Gregory, Commissioner Of the
Texas freedmen, issued a circular on the
Eth inst, hoping that the emancipation
proclamation would be literally con-
strued everywhere. The officers of the
bureau will adjust the course between
freedmen, or between freedmen and the
whites when State judicial officers by
unauthorized codes do freedmen in
Justice. Freedmen are enjOined to
make contracts with their EMPLOYERS,
and to work, idleness not to be toll
Grated. The contracts must be kept by
all officers of the bureau and citizens
generally. aI.I97
Gen. Fullerton, Assistant Commits
sioner of Louisiana, also issued an ad-
dress to the freedmen substantially the
same rs the above.
Col. Kirby, a prominent citizen of
Texas, related to Kirby Smith, was kill
ed by former employee at Homestead.
Leading merchants of Houston arc
projecting n cotton factory. -A'fs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-24
Episeoipal C5onventIon.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28.-The Score
tary stated that the vote on the provinI-
cial system Of canon taken up on Satnr-
day, was a. follows: Clerical, ayes 10 i;
noes g divided one.i The cof1niffeG,
on canons reported under instruction
an amendment TO the convention in
reference To foreign missionary bishops
which adopted. The committee on
canons,f rther reported in reference "a
the manifestations of men not ordained
IN the Episcopal Church that they con-
slider the existing legislature sufficient,
and further action inexpedient- Th9
committee on closing services were in.
strncted to ascertain Whetherthe House
OF Bishops will be to ADJOURN "A resO.
luton appointing a joint committee on
a standard prayer book was adopted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-24
American Affairs with China.
President on Reconstruction
Interesting Foreign News
Norlh QaroIlna ConyentIon.

I i .
NEW York, Oct 2S.-The Herald's
Raleigh correspo ndent snys of the North
Carolina Convention:
ga singular announcement was made
by the chairman to the effect that after
dtligent search he was unable to pro-
cure a national flag to hoist over the
capitol, and had to send TO New York
for one.
Nothing it is said but the timely re-
ceipt of the telegram from President
johnson, saying that North Carolina
should Mt once and forever repudiate
every dollar of the Indebtedness con-
tracted to assist the rebellion prevented
the staving off by the secession mem
bers Of n vote on the ordinance COM
pletely ignoring that debt, as they had
their plans very adroitly laid for the
purpose. But on the reading of the
Presidents despatch, the ordinance was
Immediately taken up and passed, amid
cheering and great enthusiasm, there
being but few negative votes.
The amendment to submit to the
people WINS not adopted.
The ordinance which was passed for
the organization of the militia to put
down outlaws, has, it is said, not the
approval of the national military au-
th0rities.
Resolutions were adopted requesting
the President to restore to the people OF
rights; to remove the military ana tn
transfer Carolina prisoners to the civil
law forthwith.
Tho Herald's jackson. Miss corros-
pendent presents nm unpleasant nictnre
of the political and social state of nj
fairs in that State. Tho IpUisIotnra
which met on last Monday Inns some
difficulty with the work before 1t: the
worst of which, probably, is the resuS-
in n SHOOTING condition. The dcbt NJ
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NEW I ORR OCT. y.
The Commercial says under the in
finence of easier turn the money mat
ters close dull on Saturday. Erie
stock opened Mt higher prices this morn
ing, and sales were made OF New York
Central ut 985l, of Erie at s67<, Reading
at 1lpIS, Michigan Southern 90 Cleve-
land d Pittsbprg IS, and SO on in pro-
portion, but the market soon took a
downward turn and closed barely
steady, and at the second call Central
was rather dull at 955 <a9511z, Erie mt S5Il
ASST, with sales after the board at IS
Reahfng ut Il3nI131S, Michigan South
ern at 6S9saGS1E, Cleveland & Pittsburp
at 14a741z, Chicago and Northwestern
Mt 29lza29N, do. preferred mt G2ssn63,
Cleveland andTGledO at 1OI SIalO2, Rock
Island Mt l06a1081E, and Milwaukee &
Prnrie du Chen at 56lza57. In governs
ments there wis only IA moderate bust
ness without change ofmuch interest in
the second seriesy though the market
was somewhat weak at the close, ard
sales of the third series OF $50 notes
were made Mt 985s,. somewhat lower
than the bond.
MoNEY.-ThiS market was decidedly
lower at the close on Saturday morn
ing, d considerable amount was report
ed rs lying over, and some trunsac-
ttOnSwere reported on terms moress IA
YOrable to the borrower, l.gE
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stock Mnlrkef..
Nm. ~ o.. .

Government Stocks shade lower;
FreightS to Liverpool quiet and firm.
Stocks better; o. S. Gs 1881 coupons
1855; u. S., ,6s SOS coupons eN-Sov.
coupons 1897; 1905 LIST series 97s&; T.S(s
I'd series 971&; do. Sd series %; Missouri
6S, 7554; Ohio and Mississippi CeTtifi-
Gates 273z; Cumberland preferred 42IS;
n. Y. Central 1855; Eric S6Iz: Reading
ll6JIss; Michigan. Cen. COS; illinois Cen.
1856; Pittsburg 7S1{; n. w. 50; do. pre-
ferred sc; Toledo 1O2; Prairie Cln CHEN
SIS; TT. Wayne IS; Terre Haute So.
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NEW York, Oct. 28.-The cattle mar
ket to-day was not being largely sup
piled, there being less than forty-six
hundred head of cattle in Inarket (which
inqunlity camo up To TINT of last week,
and the demand opened pretty well mt
Inst weeks figures. During The day
and in the afternoon tho market closed
dull Mt n decline of about one half "a
cent per noUnd