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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

Business ENTERPRISE We heard a citi-
zen say the pact week, that more than a
hundred families would move into our villsg-
immediately If they could IND houses to live
IN and shops and stores TO do business in
The iRct ls notorious that fenements arr very
scarce all through the village, and are grow
ing more 20. The time has come when men
who have mon y may well consider if it will
not he Tor the interests OF the place 10 erect
dwellings and business block instead Of in-
vesting m seyen-thirties. ColedoHiGx
The same subject Of consideration is very
important Tor the laDdholders Of TINS city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

MA--aCHUsETrs MuuIA.-The militia OF
che state az the present time l. IN better
condition than io- many years There are
enough infantry companies organized o. make
sIx ur ~ovcn foil regiments Inc STATE has also
tx cvcelIeat COMPANIES of cavalry ard two
batteries Of light artfiierv. Tnc infantry
companies viii s1Cn ~ assigned O. regiments
ani the militia Viac,d IN good WHrkrn- or
I,r The uniforms viii be- delivered 2. the
soldiers about the fret of next month Dos
ION Tr1rtle-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

CswlNAL MATTERs.-Mary Ann Clearing.
anl I1zr girl- Iusi m her '-Ieens living in
the family o.. Jonn Thompson al Es>ex. was
srrt-tel nat week ior sJesltnc from her en-
plycr s. iu money and wa- committed .
.ut ul iu tuis city 70 await al e-amma-
tior ny ih- Grand Jury. she Wa eonviesei
one wear since boz the county Court of the
Grim, u. Uranc LIreeny. bat. IN c5nsidsra-
ulu of ner tender years Jne Court imposed
upon her o. tine OF $50 and enst instead OF
-endu. ner 10 state Prisun.-T Tunes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

IAe elarso OF New LIniou wuaicr. Jas
in. Is worth Sl5o.0U0 The New B-dl.r-
Mercurg ssvs the captain ot "a v.hale-nlp
which nor long since arrived from d voyage
uf - u,Intb-, took us biz part %. tI,e prueeed-
thc handsome SUN OF SO OOu-a larger
amount than sas ever before received iry o.
whaling plain Tor q single VOYAGE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

DIATH OF REV DR. wAYLsND At Pruvi-
dence, X. l., Rev. DR.. Francis Way-
land, who was for more than twenty-eighi
year Pr -ident Of Brown University, wa
prostraiei by q paralytie struke on TUESDAY
last and died on Saturday afternoon al %
O'Clock. aged 60 years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

HEATING THE POKER The unreasonable
expectation Of English capitalists. that the
United Stste- government should to ceI-
tain extent he responsible for the Cunh-der-
ate bond-. reminds Us oil Dr. Frauklin story
of the fr, nchm IN and the ? .ker-
Afier, with mach trouble, heating the
poker red hot. the Frenchmzn said to n
gentleman ..Sarc. vii YOU let me run
THU poker SIX inches into your body -
.sNo, sir-ccrisinly not.
..fre- inches, den %
'.-s.,. SIR.
= ..Opr l-etle bii?''
mo, .if.
'Den. sare. Of course-y you Will nay me
for de trouble and expense IN h,ating de
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

A woman on railroad trnin iron New
York 10 PHILADELPHIA, day OF twu since,
va. accused hY another woman sitting in -hc
scat with her OF sreilin- pucket-h1tk. \
search was made. bU' tle houk c,uli not b.
found Alter O Whii,sa gentleman passenger
r,uri,-.d t.r't be -H-aft.l %. the suspected
y-IH.an uas somewhat di-aTrangri, and 20
l. ST. question tie rat-, mIrc, e.. were IT.
moved. and the pocket-bOJk found 90 the
centre OF The waterfall.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06
MY nr1r,xs sent. o.

Gen. Canby has suspended A.sisran, Sa-
perInten snt CaishaR al lhs Fr-edmsn : Bu-
r-au at Shrev. port, pending an Investigation
into serious charges Callahan Is tie md
viiual who p.acri Whoie court uddsr ar
res; = irw davs ,inee. 80, -, Il. - r.a.
Gov. Morrison .. ElasIda has issued pro
clamstinn ordering an election for Siste
Convention ON the first 81 October. -.
Ex-Goy. Horton. of Texas. died AZ Nata.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

a PIECE oF PoLIicAl IlisroEr- Sanford
3. Hunt. late Mriicd Director uf che Cav
airy Furcs of the Military DIVISION of the
Guli slater chat Cd. Cunuiu- .am OF tl,
ret. army admitted 90 him chat be- was
dciegat, g. the Natl nal Democratic .nygr-
ton at Chicago. IRON southern lIimuis. .hl-
he RAD with tim ;hIre hundred picked men
upon whom Boz could rely. and that He bad
the promi-, ui the as-i-tanc, ui three ttll--
and ''c1upe1hcsd- in au attemr, 60 rtlel.t
the ten thousand refvi pre- ueis tucI. iuflu-
I'd IN Camp Douglas d. attributed -.,
defeat of thi- plan O. laiaui CHAM. wHu
he calls o. tn'rough--'in- coward. an.
whu-e q" lack of moral r14iucr defeated -.f
~hulc cntcrpri-c. Il cvc-ihltv tH1 nc,r
a- Vlucsy a. A,rx ,ul-.r ~ z r % l.. .,
-svs be- fr1uII nave -urred.l Tnt-. static
ments HVlor iua letter irons N- iIHf
which be- r1biislrl 81 tlr BIfl.l Era-.a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

Evidence accumulatcs that tine negro
freedmen cauuO; take care of themselves
Fourteen hundred helpless iami.it- have
a>ked tic military authorities 90 FORTRESS
Monroe for leave To buy land tor dwellings 10
Virginia. Tor which they uf-r the hard cash.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

CHEATs Two rascals recently passed
through Pawiet with lot of '.-hoddy goods
which they had Falmed of a. Engl,sh gaod-
OF high quality. The chat Wa discovered.
and the parties followed 70 Sal, II. y y
where they were arrested and made T. dr.
gorge their ili-gutten gam, a. slso t. settle
~ good round bill OF costs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

LARCE Haul OF HoSET.-Mr. o. T. Peck
Of Westminster, found 8 swarm uf Italian
BEES IN large chestnut tree OF about FIVE
feet ~ diameter nj the ground. and last weet
ne cut the tree and took from II IFS pound.
Of fine honey. In addition 10 the honey he
raved the b-es. which, bvins large swarm
art valued AT $50
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

Review Of the Second Rexinert II.
The revisw Of the Second Regiment VT
Militia. Col Munaon. BY M.jor Gen. Ripley,
|'Ommanding the lst Division, and Brigad,er
zen. Bsrssow, commanding the First Brig
rde. took place Tuesday afternoon, at half
.st two O'clock. 20 the lid Fair Gruunds.
be srnenl a6oen with their esvaluds OF
o3en, left the American Hosel proup,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

AAAN ONE liUNDEEp AND FiFTEEN lE,E-
OLn- Th, r. - % muu tWu m.I.- aHi De- Is,
i--l,W NewhIr-. y IN a r.rrrr iI,f Nv
V ini- o.. wan ~ BARN Aug D.. 1851. d.
name g. MrUormi,k o. c7imt O.. t..i- -.lu
~ Do 1856 from l-,iaul. aul b. n'a tn HI-
rs Year. u, VISA rrhI Doc l79-. and
Toe twu wounds ~ be g.. lls De- well and
hearty WIKI The Cxccpfiuu ol T.u- ,yr,is.if.
a. ga, aw,y- lived "a very i,mr. rate li',.
using nu TEA. e. ii-r orr traIccH. AMI drinking
vrrN hIiIc water. and u.v ans milk ~.
nae always i@ru Hu eariv User, o. aarg 40 BE-
ny man. and has always eaten las io,i very
salt PJtatees. corned lcef ami cahbag,
were his uosi frequent disne-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

A large amount of powder and shsi Is
being now shippsd to the SOUTH. 20 large in
hct that Collector King Of NY. feaIin /:
sooe Danger from the chipping Of tie M
vo'ces. hss ssued m order that the max I'm a n
anouns ct ammunition which may be sent to
any ono person in the South lie i've hundred
pounds q powder. 6vc thousand pounds Of
bot. and one hundlsd thousand percussion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

The church bells OF Charleston, carried to
Columbia. ) C., .or safe keeping. cannot be
ieurd, and ii Is ,ug-es'ed thar Sncrnian's
sOiciers may have carried them Of but they
were too heavy 70 be tak-I- On such = march
as that of Sherman's army, and Butler was
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06
baltimore, SEPT. 80.

Al meeting az Manchester Va. Wednes-
DIV evening Ridswsy cHniidate tor Con
g-,-ss said b. could cinrcieliiiu-iy take the
te-t oath. NJ Cox au.4thrr candidate with
drew btcs,ur, HI, couid not do su.
John ". Svme OF PDurshurg trciined for
the same reason.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

CIR MAHka.-We understand thu, the
city has purchased of .Mesls Wales and
TAFT the ground between Collese and Mrn'
Streets. vsss of the old track of the VI.
Cenir.fRan Road, for a market, siviue
$2o5o for the ane. The property v.s Oh
fssed 70 the city By il former nw1xNr. L.
Underwood II ei75o; bus ia good pur-
chase At the priee given.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

LlrL.I iasur .>-.-l. l.-.rlr mrI. r.
,ys.utIIHiz. 600. Il-.. tI r- lrs-.-. .. cyl.
i-uIHz t.y generally u-y rHr Er
Ir. .rr frr ut.t. aHl ti~-. & ....Hr.
crH I1 iuv.r l.,r t.e la-- els u'.-r- D.
hr 200 v.-.iH r..-. f-g --a ru--.
NJ on relative 20 these styles, AMI Oh .-.t
..-..-I r l.-ir ..-. .. l.r ..... ...- l-L..t....
ry 60 hi-rlIl- of OH. Vs.. asl f..- cIulIr..
IIlr b. 81 rrc.fy. H.t-IHli-,- ar.I ia. Ic>J .HH.-
Toe sUap,u t1. urIn bInue- De-
unlike rh.t of r-, Nl-uanly cap. Hu's
tue cr.vu De- Rounded and NO -0 uI-r Lr
brim D. y,rs email rrd sIr-isnr o. Jre iarl .
Che curtain .,,t.- straight hani OF straw o-
velvet SET ac- .-- 60, BOSTON, of fue crown
Toe material BE- rar. iv ra- Tiuu o1 the found
s.Iilu o. i- uralfy alW1v- divided BOZ puff a.
laIi DOB iull-. all rms affords 500 uIrlr unity
Co. some arji-t- o. rai-e a puEin-. ur -or- -
WING. high ODD one eide, s-- D. -ti- way De-
u-ve ana give margin o. the frame wIr-
at en- eucircl,- tnt lace.
Iu DIe-- OuU1- ffca silks take Jne lead au.
-rr o. oil 900 aGcl larger Quantities Khan eve.
1CtIrr. Notwithstanding Tire cu0rmJa- a.-
vance ou tre prices of o. lew wears ago. b.
lore tuc wlr So lr = 100 vn- cun-.d-r-- D.
pretty -uo- I-iat Oh Tay tor yerv nauls'mr
s.ik --g--. au. Fsrv lcw "a @ tnaI E-urr w-r-
sud a. whole. ..- uaw vs., have crus--T4f
terms ou exhibition at $500 each. aud vu-.
may seem strange % some. -ley lul purela-
err 10 tna- prize
4 novelty u training. for black silk Gu-
ami p1p-H drt--r-. consists Ir le- i-u- Gus ul-
iu 1l4cs velvet and emlr1llrr-- with white
siik. the pattern j. -lmeiime- FLIED wit
very fine steel beads. or wia. De- called a1rls-
willie ie- and -et %. twelve ot thr-- or
nlment--ei-ht .1- che SKIRT sr.l iog- i1- -n.
sit, ve--c'usu,ur.s o. very r,-. auc sc.skiu-
species o.. lcramIiuu-
Peu.iu- aye as .a-rl .1a1.- a- rve--mo--
4uIsvr--..y earn. indeed tHau ever o-ll-s
In-y ar- msd, in great VARIETY of pattern
ami -ty l.- il itrt. everything ,.al- i-a uIZ-
rurc e. -i.s au. wool. r- ,Hk. vH.- and cot
iou. I- called or.iu. NIae- however, ara 81
handsome nr -n Durable Del tl- odd 'l--iI-le-
l.sin-wa.. BE- called -. lis. plp.ia-''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

4 WISE PROBATION. Puncs hears that
HIS Holiness the Pore has gwen positive or
ders that all hi Balls shall he kept within
the precincts Of the Vatican while the cattle
disease Is riic
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

\ New Yorker living IN Nineteenth street
discovered the other day that he had lived
Tor two year, on the same block with bis
brother, whom he had not seen io- u YEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

Stationary Sport-The Algonquin and
Winooskl racing against time-and tied
Patrick's testimony in the riot case e B.
j.bers, the FIRST man saw coming at me- wa
two brick bats
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

LIGar ARTILLERY, Y. MA section Of q
battery mas been organized a; s.. Adams,
with the following officers Lucien p KimI-
ton, Lieutenant II. NJ. Stanton. W. H.
Farrar, Sergeanss j. b. Fletcher, E G..
Green, VIZ Smith. A n. Percy. COrpo-
rails. The company is recruited to nearly
the maximum number. The guns are twelve
FOUNDER brass Nspoleons.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

Daring the bst tVevc mons, the Fifth
lvruuc uote at Nrw York, hrs CLEARED
SIS ION, tb NJ t-rr Titan Sl40.0O0. tie
: S.rh.la- SIS 1910. AM tine Astor llcu-e
SI1j.OUu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06
City Council.
DoAHD or ArDnuKy.
MONDAY, Oct. 2. 1885,

AoxnAY. Oct. 2, 1855.
The Board Of Aldermen met On Monday, 1t 2
?. NJ. Mayor osslin IN the Char
fosat Aldermen Appleton. Blodsess. Els,-
agan and Tan.
A number Of warrants to pay ehsrsss against
the city vers sppssssd. q ls-
A Joint rssalstsa ~ paatd ll-l3--
"teaf ~ pstitisn Of Jsos 6veeny and 9th
-. dAaed Aug. II, 1855. (aad all other psr-
~, Ne eo1na.ss is0 lie town Of Barlingtan.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

4 HFEoiNE-W rin,siav forenoon al.u
D clock. A. the wife Oh. J,ru " K-tzi
wss drawing waiter from well io Nart.
bridge Centre, her lt'ie s.u. Walter step
I'D too mgr Tire vel. - hi- hlilnr, b.
s1me WAY. aud 600 read fret Int. Oh, vs.. d.
winch J. a'',ut ~ let deep. Mr. Ntkr.
lie huiin- Oh, mu4ns 10 h,i,i lruif. l boo, Oh,
the rescue of Nor -ii ir,.m .ti~ r.riiDi- -ir,-
alton. desc, udcl into thc well. wIt0.l- ar,
iadier nr belt mi h-Iusf up lcr 30 -tI,
IL 80 ceQCr Spu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

Complete returns from Colorado indicate
the adSptiIn of tne STAN Constitution by
very largr msilrity. TIE clause authorizing
negro suffrage Wa defeated
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

HoGs.-Alb.n Peiree OF Richmlad sold a
few DAYS since two fat hogs weighing 1900
be for Sl95.GO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS

THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS
10 published every Friday morning, containing
he news OF the week from al parts, interesting
correspondence from the army, and local and
general intelligence
TERMS.
Two DOLLARS per year IL paid absolutely il
dvance, otherwise $3.50 per year. Single Co
pies cents.
For rates Of Advertising, &c, inquire At the
RE Press OFFICE, Nc. College ST., Buriine-
on, Vt.
GEO. ". & G. G. BENEDICT,
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

IuE NV laHk DIX CRATIC Co>vE>1I.~.-
.nr r..r.rr-- tuu wurs oI tHe be- d-u..c-lrIr''
-.fttr-I.r remind us %. .ftI. il.us-rariiu
. t''. .r-m ot table. 4 vo.I caught o.
->.uk arl vs- ..I.4t to -Ify Dim. when -i,
-,uns sii.. 90 D .r't Kill m, . I mu VIII --
- Y 'u wl'' L., m- hear Sol, lark
co -.ut bark ii-lJ. bcoals, I've c0- o.
hH. c ld
..H-t your clotte- don't look ikea VOLTS 90
"O. mine were stolen these are nv h..
.i. crt-Iu-s
be- But YOU tayr Q o. y,lf = car-.
90 because NY are were trimmed.
TIE wolf hali-c0nyinced. we about Co.
leave. wien b, suddenly stepped. snufcd th,
Itmn-pherc moment and exclaimed O.. You
m'y hars ike "a wolf. and wear the ci,tb,s
I. d w,l.. and SHOW tie car of O vol. hut
no woit ever had such u bad smell about han
as y'.-
And s. the poor skunk died.-ABauy Ere
JpurhGl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

The Emperor OF Mexico who went int
That country Marimilian, may have 10 retire
from II Macmillan
Little southern prattlers. born since She
outbreak Of the rebellion. innocently inquire
how MANY legs nave the Yankees p
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06
Railway EpitaPhS.


A bovine waif from the adj luinz hcll
i1e track ilvai-l. AMI ms fate she sealed
by the cos catcher caught. she d-W -ky-hiSh.
All So deir tri-ui-. nope a. LAST snail /
MISPLACED SWITCH.
B son Of Eriu. 90 tne dufyn
Ami s.. -r'iy tTsv, the s-cuE lever drew
rtirry wtr- tll.i. and herr. iu s--st repose.
They uat rl 6ftry' warming whistle blows
r1, >mt-1t1~u Kti~.- C'mpt7v with 70 si-1
,--H-i- trrir tafe-Hu, al we aU mus DIE
trI s- l.','. tracks .I end iu deaths abuie.
At-1 tH1sc ,scsr, vnl Jakr the shortest roii-
OPEN nHt~rErnGr
"DraWhrri-, shut i-' tho si-nl- s1ii
Iwasr -1u'. Alas noe solemn
such IS u - s-tf deal
On the other SIDE this column
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

The French Minister. VI Drown Dc
Lhuys, informed Mr.. Dayton. in March.
1901. THAT France d.I uY, want Texas. and
would not take 90 ar -.it
Oa, YES. Roo. The French Minister as
sured Nj Dayton ihat therc was Do. atj-lt
IN sending French troop g Mczie1. excerpt,
to aid 10 tn, collection OF some dct,. 30 .s-
vor ot French citizens but VIVA, clm-ofI- %
We have no fear, that Texas viii iaIi into
ihe hand- OF the French boo; NAI.. would
get D, 81 bee could
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06
The choler. At cs.ss.ntinopls.

A letter to the Looion 7imes gives extrrcf,
from the journal Of . writer ut Constantine
pie. who made notes during she prevalence
.of the cholera The 'ssshs region be dss ribes
has .ince been r,srfned BY conaagration:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

We beg pardon f1r stirring Up our critical
brother OF the Tunes We are glad he 1a-
not broken iai,h r7,h the States Attorncv .
neither has the FREE Pass
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

PUBLIc DEB1.-Thc official statement OF
the public debt, September Both. Is as
follows
, 1865-09-08

south In condition Of peom2c or se1fao,n, as IN
ic9or7nI ant o2p,sssed eieE. ent ea from ~ ho?e
t. s % ibe Wai!e ropuation % Of b. soath md =
prooeht 70 the humanity md civilization OF tho
tire natiou. =
The fill endorses the true democratic re-
publican doctrine Of equal political rights for
I'LL men:
A<+elced, Thai the spf1,t Of OR Institutions re-
should bc neither lis religion, hk 6lrth. .p!sse Ill
tlc, aud that It would be subxcrstye to boh ahe
portion Of our population 10 degraded and subject
Saste, taxed to support and compelled TO obey
government In which they have no voice and Nhoso
whole machinery nay be directed TO their desFac'
ten
The sixth charges on rebels and Copper
heads the blood Of Abraham Lincoln. Tho
eighth thanks the Union officers and soldiers.
This contrasts with TINT OF The Copparhcads
Of Mime and New Jersey, whose thanks arc
given equally to oil who fought In the late
struggle, without specifying on which side.
The ninth for tho expulsion Of Aax1mflllan
from Mexico. Tie tenth advocates the rednc-
lion Of tho rate of interest on the National
debt, and perfect equality Of taxation. The
eleventh endorses the late and present admin
istsation in all their efforts to preserve the
Union and liberties of the country" but Is
expressly silent on the reconstruction " ele-
plant. The twelfth thanks tic present Coz
eDor. Miller, and the last recommends lesls.
latlon for the relief Of disabled soldiers ana
soldiers' orphans. The contrast between Inc
Union aud Coppcrhcad resolutions Of Mimic
sofa Ii as great rs between the sun IN the
noonday heaven and "niggcr in dark eel
, 1865-09-08

The Bcston .Hsrnai OF Nonday contains the fol-
@Mr. 2. B. philips, the esHcIea: a.a poon,,r su-
nrrfntendent It tha Boston and Worcester Rail.
sd. ha1 retc1ed bis position, to accept the Prrsi
de9cy of The Michigan Southern road, at BaIary OF
f1o.Ga0 year- Nj. Phil1ips l. thotousais educ
III. lie WIN hxe with him to his ne" aeld oi la5or
The best nishts for bis success and prosperity OF
hoat Of Gisuds in New EnRland.
The Acton Copper Mine OF Canada was sold At
auetIon 1t the Mc1chants' Exchange. Boston, on
Saturday, fur 90 &c. 10 Mark EealeS. Esq, Of list
city. Unde. the old company the property WIS
divided into o01 Geo shares, aEd WIS put upon tue
market al {ssG per .ha1e. Within two years It has
sold as high as ST per aha1e, but 1t finally dNint1ed
down 10 almost nothing, and at the LAST public sale
It brought only ten ecnts Per share- An eiiorts TO
bring suzcleut number Of The stockholders INTO
an arrangement for the formation Of new. COM
pany having faea it WIS finally disposed Of at nue-
t1on B7 nboye.
The State Banking system Of Iowa h.s bean
virtually wiped out by the conversion Of the State
banks into National Institutions. The only h1anch
which rsnaus Ia The one 1T Fort Aadlson and It u
stated that the Stats Board win hold no ruo.e meet
1ngs.
- The Chicago md Hoek Island &. z, Compan3
give notice that they haye leaigusted certaln or
thct mortgage bonds for redemption, and interest
upon the Nos. specified viii cease Noy. 1st. These
may be eashed at once, with accrued interest, BY
application to the trusteea- :" =
in long review OF The trade Of the South and
| West, the New York Herald gives she corn pro-
duct Of the following statrs IN 1860 and the est.
. IL
, 1865-09-08

naval force under your command to be sent to the
sinisy Of Charleston. e. for the purpose of id
sR &c We ST. ri L. e ehars
vie Ibe primary object or 1he expedition, Ia to pro
vision Fort sumter, for shtch pnrpose the War De-
epans he "a a. +.
III vii Be required Of the fosee under your comn1nd,
ceired al tho 5oEt, the Powhatan, Focshontss md
Harriet Lang m VII retuzn to New York, and he
PaNnss e ~ MashlRnstSp: s1,Rsst;,E.. . f,.,,,o,.
refuse to permit OF attempt to prevent the sessol or
resscls havtng supplies on board from entering he
halbor Or om p.easeaSl proceeding so Fors sum
expedition IN The object Of 1his Misunderstanding
Of your force IN such manner as to open tho nav
Security les | to he nan aud boas ~ a1d rapsns i;
tho fo md 1esn,o.eng Il; tor n cue 81 re5ssaass
reinforcement OF the garrison will also b. at.
| tempted: Thee purposes viii be under the sup.z-
s,a!Sn Of ,, he War D%eRassnens % which has charge
put yourself ID eommunftaion md cooperate with
h to 81 @ac4%plahh md t9to et ;ss u object:
lime to be OF Charleston bar, ten mfles distant
from and due east Of The lighthouse On ths morn
ipg Of the th inst, there to await tho arrival Of
the transport or Transports with troops and atores.
The Fnwnee and Pocahontas Will be ordered to Join
yon there at the time mentioned, md also the Har
f1el lEAcs WHICH afef Vessel has been p1ced under
the control Of Ibis Department for this service.
On the termination Of The expedition, whether It
be pcaceabe OF Otherwise the several vessels under
yonr command will return To the respective ports
10 above directed, unless somc Unforeseen cI1cuul.
| stance shnll prevent.
(s1gnea} .GrpEox wx11rs.
1,u T.. secsetary Of the Navy,
Here foley similar orders to Commander oi1l.ss
| Of tho FocAhontas, Commander R0Wur. 'nf tbe
Puwnce, ind Captain Fanner, Of The uarrist .nc.
rNEsDE.sT LINCOLN TO cAlrA1x Eox.
WAsuuSozoa, May !, 1851. .
OF the hte attempt to provision Fort Sumter shouid
he the source oi any annoyance to you The pEacticn
biMty Of yo11 plan Vas. not, IN fact brpu1ut to :
| test. By reason Of gale, well Known In advance
to be possible, and not improbable the tugs an O.
genital part Of thu pan, never reached the ground
| while, By an accident, for which you wcfa ID Id
wise responsible, and possibly to extentwas
| you were deprived OF a wnr-yeasc1, With her men
which 3ou deemed Of great importance to thu en-
tesprise.
fmoet cheeftn1ly and truthful1y declare, that tht
failure Of The undertaking has not lowered you
particle, while the qualities you developed IN tht
effort, haye greatly frightened Jon In uY estimation
For taring and dangerous enterprIae Of st1ntlnl
4 ecqnnirtancca, whom would setect. ION aud
toh anticipated That tho eause ol the country woult
be advanced by mskiug the attempt 10 provision
Fort Sumter, even ii II should fail; and fl 10 nt
email consolation now to feel that our nntiepano,
| Is Justified by the result.
Very truly, your friend,
a LHco1x.
, 1865-09-08
CHICAGO LUMBER MARkEr.-

49, THURSDAY EyEUo. eept. Z,
..LDAfBEE-Ihc demand Is very Ectiye and the mar
ket is at cas q 10 higher There ooty two car
gees offered today both Of which were sold, a. tol
Cargo scm Ueligoland, from Muskeson, Il m oYrr
strips, balance boards, superior, at s1s, b. ], C.
lore; cargo schr Massey. ftom Nonass!que. u strips,
balance boards, 1t slim, By Cutler d Wh1tbeck.
We quote yard pricea % fbIlows: