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0NncrslIp OF Lost Or Stolen Bond.-
Some Important Considerations.

0Wnership Of Lost 0r Stolen Rond.-
Some lmportant Considerations.
The Commercial aud Financial CAronl4c Of
this city has the following remarks upon q
subject which is now Of peculiar interest:
The growth Of modern commerce md
trade las caused such MULTIPLICATION Of "a.
Per evidences Of debt that VIC find, for more
than century, m exception established in the
courts in faTor Of negotiable Instruments, Of
which possession constitutes ownership. when
they have been put In that state il which, &C.
corning 10 TIC usage and custun Of trade,
they arc transferable like coin from one man
TO another by delivery only. The first report
cd case in which this paint was distinctly
fa1sed Is, VIC believe, that Of Miller asainst
tion on bank Of England note, which was
sent W mail, fell into the hands Of n thlef, and
was the next day received By tho plaintiff
for full and valuable consideration, In the
usual course and way Of his business, without
any notice or knowledge Of It's having been
stolen The court held that the plaintiff
bad good title, even as against the person
from whom the note had been stolen. tFor.s
said Lord Mansfield, Us In the case Of money
stolen, the true owner cannot recover It alter
it tas been paid away f4irly and houc,tIy
upon valuable and bona tide consideration.
80 bank note Is constantly and universally,
both at home and abroad, treated as money,
and paid aud received Is cash, anl ii Is ne
css:aEy ior tae purposes Of commerce that
their currency should be established and So
cured we nave cited this decision this
lal!y because 1t has not only been uniformly
iof!oWeu ever sinee LII tie English courts mud
10 oaT own out Tue principle Of It has been
neia 10 Apply 70 9onds ana Other negotiable
Instruments WHICH pass current rom hand to
hand us representatives OF money By delivery
only. AND It Is now laid down as c rule, that
where, by the custom Of trade, any bond,
note, or other Instrument. Is transferable by
delivery, and Is also capable or bricIr : ri
, 1865-10-06
CHICAGO. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1865

Of Chicago was bJ Sscarns, making eighteen suns
o. both tnntnss- The day WIS fine, and tbs besl
OF feeling p1erailed- Wickcts wczp pitched Ut 10
3otn clubs sat down 10 an clc-..ut supper at Wei.
don,s this evening. About <1,5o0 changed hanIs
nn ne feeu1t Of The game Bets were offered dur.
tug the fzst tunings In tavor Of Chicago, With but
.sw takers; During the LIST iuaings three dollars
To one on Milwaukee,
=, Henry Daibel, found guilty Of The murder Of pr.
AMneGhc. Ntn receive hls sentence on Sa,rriay
The Wisconsin Methodist Efscopal Conisrenee
= 10 eetsion at summet1e1d Church, Rev. bishop
Oman G. bshcf, presiding: The exercises azo in,er-
croNsd to tts utmost. Rev. Dr.. Banlstef. of Eyan+
Ton, .o H.. breaches e Centenary sermon toaor-
, 1865-10-06
FROM MILWAUKEE.

Match Gamc OF Cricket between Eht.
caEo and MttyF1ukec-Thp Latter VIC
torIouA-Scntencc for Murder Com
vrntion Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Churrh.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
Nt1wArKkE, Oct 5.
Ihe match game Of cricket played today By the
Milwaukee and Chicago clabs. upon the g1ounda OF
tne iotme1, resulted IN The victory OF AAwaukee ~
afosal score Of 1oi 10 s. Nr. Howard. OF Ail~au-
kec- made twenty FEES o7 the nE*s innings ana
eleven on tic second. Mr. Mcfadden- Of Auwsu-
kee. ceae eighteen s1d fourteen. The beat hatlnE;
, 1865-10-06
THE INDIANA Psychological,
SOCIETY,
First Annual Nccttng-Dr. warlerss
Addrc&~-En9crcHtfnG Discussion OIL
GEnpcH-Thc r. ca1ttslne~. or the
PiantA-EGcct of dIlIdcH And Rot.

First Annual Hccting-Dr. waruer,s
AddfcH*-En9cFcstfnG Discussion OIL
GFnpc@-Thc r. ca1thlne~. or the
Pfant%-EGcct of i1lIdcW And Rot,
tspccaal Despatch to the Chicago Ttthnnc.l
FoRr WArxr, Ind, Oct +
The frzt annual meeting Of lhe Indiana State ro-
nologita1 Society WIS held last evening 1t The
rooms Of the Allen County PomoIogieal society, in
the Court House, lion. D. G. Selson,. Of Elmpos,,
President Of the Society. in tho chair. and George
H. Bce1cr, Of Indianapolis. Secretary.
Mr. Nelson briefly ttated the reason for the gath.
esng md the psopecte Of this new Slate orranixa.
ton The beautiful room they were Occupying had
tecn fet aIa1 for the use Of the society at his
urgent request By the authorities Of Allen county.
md would hereafter be held for the rses Of the 60
Te's. A. nominal expense for lighting and beating.
ie.' " representative Or the pomoloE
th.,, 20 we hoslftaliea of the tociety, and
nEn eaea upon D. Warer Of Cincinnati, to make
sh5n,S on tne cenc1al subject or hortienltu1r.
Icp.see1tatives Of lhc pomoloccai interst fro al
patta OF Indiana, and also fsnn many nthrr sfste.
fHIeot1E HesssT I'm u; Wadtr, Meskfs Mathew snd
INC hho1 o. t1tishurch. Aeehan Of ltiisdc1nhIs
ottcss. - "na several
DE- WANDER ADDnEss,
Dr.. Nardcr. in Fe%pouse 10 the cal1 rn,n ,ha xs.,
dent made ore Of hfs elasacteststic spercbes IL
fald ths ne" organization wa* child Of tho Ohio
1t with parental interest 1t already showed ysr.
orous and e,a>wart growth. and be hes.nn to f.s,
that II wou1d ousstrtp IN progress The poreu, 70.
cicty He called upon The Society to tnsist 4pon suc
aid from the authortter Of the State a. ofhrr ike
societies in other Slatee had received Happyresn.ts
had followed their efforts. a. might eas}ls hc sesn
by the beautiful ehoN of huit which the Society
had gathered on The Far ground. lie advised thc9s
to press forward, md lie Hercules, 10 pat tbe!1
shoulders TO the wheel. BE stated that oFEaniza.
tIone Ike This already existed in several Of lie Srs
Englrnd Statee, Eew York, peunsylrania. OHIO,
Indlana, Illinois, Michigan, and On the 1sth OF iii
month ono woutd Be organized In Kentucky, o,
Mnldmuch's HILL ground that had become h{:toYi
c1l. TIE Doctor lEen briefly discussed tho kubicc,
Of g1apce. lie compared the sour jnioc and Tough
tkins of former grapes with tho prcfcnt sweet, ten
der and beautiful fruit. he tpoke In wnEm common
dAtton OF the CataWba. Delaware, Ion1a, Hebccc,
and otheE brands which offered swcct Euit 10 aul
ia1tc npm midsummer into midwinter. lie closet
y offering a resolution that, a Society, the,
Would fecoso.netd the planting Of no grape tha
, 1865-10-06
THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Testimony of G. ". r. Hcyuolds-T1,e
interior Of .1udcr1onvtiIe-xfosv Isu..
fncx@ WAS TFan>actcd-alcafs for Tel,
Oo1lnr.-SulcidcH.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-[;eo. ", F. Ner1>nlls tbn
witness Who testified to the thriving business car.
T1e4 on nt AndeTonriie, Was crossexamnei by
JHtec Advocate Chapman. lie sa[d lie beloured to
lhe "a he1tucky mounted infahtfy, which only
nItneIed III. The regiment was on The way 10
Gen,Isl Kentucky for recruits when II was attacked
~ IN sqEa! humber Of rebel gnci ias. Aftes l.ht-
ing one hour, bis REGIMENT was obliged to suETr,,-
DIR. No one Q! his regiment was Killed OF wounie11.
gb snrnndeEing. tho retNla claimed him A. sny.
1hey took fruin him counterfeit rebel money aud
parole not to tight c:alnst tho Confederacy Whe ihc
rcbefe were In Kentucky When la reached An
dereonstlie he had nothing but his Globes. and
Started business there by selling his daily cOrn-
hread raiions at ten ccnts and subst.ttu- on the
halanse OF his rattoue which vas bacon and nint
Or oo1led beans+ He arrived there on the 1T Of
June. mud aboui The 10th Of Juue bought thirteen
dozcn cgee At f3.1a per dozen On ..tick." When BE-
tess August IN he bad s5o1n greenhaeks. Al one
han ne,cr taken The oath to support the Con-
wells and 3aD springs. none OF which, however.
yielded bucket fu1 Of water at time, The watcr
was pHte Ind clean. Thrre were Nu bakers in the
etockade- The place uasa city, and there were f3ur
real esantc dealers tl1erc. There Werc
md an5 enc could get meal for $iU Ia rrecnhscEs
Nhlskcy fo!d at - for q thinb1c fnll. Tbcro
wire twenty hathcr thoMe, and The BARRIERS acted a.
1ocinEs; sometimes 9cll medicines. They also
ayed the pritoDers% Nhiskcts. Hehad seen men cut
thelf oMn thtoats. Did NOT knov the rr,sou cx.
espung that they were akin and bone, and in des-
from stckness. lie sold medicine for tic dIaf1hcs
at $1.s5 per bottle, The c.oaseramInat,oo OF lila
Witness listed till the Adjournment. hut elcit.f
nothing new or tmpprtnut.
, 1865-10-06

NEW ToRE. Oct. 3-Go1d continues trm. From
the absence Of anx tmportcrt demand for cotton OF
70. Western produce from Europe. 1t Is concluded
IL inevitable and holders Of gold ask higher prsce
In anticipatiun- In the meantime, the drr2and fo1
snetoms about equsl to the payments At the Sub
Treasury. On account OF 5-91 coupons. The Quota.
tons opened nj 1as.:, rsn up to 14'A, and dropped
again to l:Gt3,
, 1865-10-06
FROM ST. PAUL,

The Execution of the Sioux Chiefs Or
a1cred for thc 11tfl fnxt.-TTrtt Of 1Iu-
bcaH Corpus for a Condemned Soldier
The Political Canvass.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tfsbnuel
...... ST. Paul, Oct 5.
Cen. Core has Issued orders for the execution Of
The two Sioux chiefs, Ilttle-Six aud Medicine Bot.
tie. between the hours Of T. N. and 3 D. m. on
Wednesday the 11th inst.
Judge Mcmillan. Of tho State Supreme Court, has
tstneda writ OF hatds corpus for The body Of John
1sor. tho soldier Mt the fort. who IS to be hanged
gu The lob. the day before the Indians. The writ
Il feturnab!e tomorrow, and Gen. Core has tclt-
Et2phed 10 Washington for instructions. Unless
oF4S5t ar reeevsd y thc CONTRARY. H. will be held
Marshall letter through the i'9a*tr, a.ktn- him
to d. fne hif position Oh rt:so sueaec. the tariff
taxation Of Government bon1e, and TINT very Ike
iesce, the Mainc liquor law. The General replies
that be suspects rom the medium chosen thcs are
spies iron, inc enemy's camp, but he nevertheless
answers them very pointedly, and propounds Sc
E1ce OF questions, which hi ailsiscs them to a5s
their CaUdis1atH. Rice.
, 1865-10-06

NHw YonE, Oct. 5.-Some forty different suits
acaiust Captain Anderson and the owncrs Of the
American packet ship .yilia F.anca,'' were CON.
nenced n the Marine Court yesterday, before
Judge Aiken. The grounds Of The complaint are
cruel treatment and IN insufficient supply OF food
and drink during recent paesaer from London to
this city. The complaints are rehearsal. mostly,
OF the facts developed In the late examination be-
fure CnIteti Sialer Commissioner Osborne. The
damages generally arc laid at about $50 In eaca
tose.
, 1865-10-06
THE CHOLERA,

tbattn@ Mt misunderstanding. Ont af
other PlnccY-T!lc Russian Plague
RcappcnrGn@.
MAsn,Sa1oS, Oct. 5.-Thc United States Consul
at Fort Aalson. under date Of September 18th sara
the clolera at Majorca has c1zicd OF many people.
choleEa had also appeared at Cuhnhua. It Is ad-
Ialited that about seventy pertons died Of cholera
at Fort Aahon, and Other. Of VARIOUS disea4es,
Mahon, but thus far the scorrCe seems to arr bccn
confined 10 The great channelt&of human ttnycl Ind
nasts Of Commerce. No information, nowever,h
Of Spain. The Consul statcs TINT from fn{orma.
ton received at Port Mahon it is believed that The
tconrEe will again visit the West, and information
Las ht1n received here that the Russian pest which
Was thought to hare disappeared, h.s again broken
out in siher1a. The accounts OF this p,st are
ntghtin1Iy heyont anything hc1etofpr1. ciyen.
, 1865-10-06
KALAMAZOO HORSE FAIR.

Scenes on the Fair f:ronnaazntn,oxo, -,
Saddle I4orxc.-r,n,lIc., Isnuo.x rta ,,i.-..
-t:cllir,.~, ,Tl,orourl, ,,r.s,s and isna =.
tsnoc1o, I,o.,s,s, - ~. tI.sNN..r .r.
tspeeta' os74a4ea 10 'ho eh1easo 4tennc'l
Kalama7oo il IN her clory to.day. Your corrcs.
ponlrnt's yesterdays dispatch had the desired
rt];ct Thr ron,,,,r tc.r+ I, o,.sro,.s r. -,
~ ttcs,rns ~ T., ,,-ea. = a""A1nsa lns az
day a1e larger than those Of any ptrcrlin: year.
The weather throughout the dav could no, hayr
tcen improved and rune,l, !. ths o,,,x ,1o-, ,h,.
.r,,,s-as =. "f" - ne ol44s "eAo tt'-AA
eaPEesscs H. ....
SCENES or rnEscEoCSps.
Mn aae noe ., pa1atioas for Tue beginning Of the
w =. ~ souuuo ~ W tasi5 ao1f.
II was esand s'Ght to witness the stable boys anu
cfooms making ready lhq paSs a. tue Sun began
1Nvpfnr over she Eastern hills. son,c ,,rn,
and Others 1e,tl,nc ,ha,. 49,, oa.. ".,e .,' t.-.-'.
..r.-a - s.sSss. s'4 .'o'ses o'cf the G9ech
,hasr s,e ann 70 gsc them az appetite for
.ne4E ua!S. Inc etCnaIo hoftt lInsc1lcr" was b+.-
NJ ~ tnlongh hiS psect. and If Appearances are
"a Hra l,.or ~ IN, W. E..c nafa Tug. Ae
r.. a.e nnd pastceses tuat great requisite.
WI. ta!nck. o. cnleseo. w! not DC ahlc to com
ntSS IL Ut ae G@s ,nousana aolaf Premium II l.
manases TO hobb lda aon en thl PAN IN sna' r. r.
rnsaeh1pnsa nn h mare LADY ~, f. .ll slightly
ion to mi in an anncarercr m tbe ,,p
..Cooles might haye cJn seen tatinr. eertsi.. ~
IN early hour on the read onseldc the park. lie il
y msEninsent tim, never looking or acting better
IN pools ne sells two to one against thr entire teld
The day*s performance was iaaucuratel al q. m
h the showing of elass ss-s1ooa uares-'"o eu.
s.rntr Axrv,,s.
Ate.; o'clock ,hc en,rtc IN r,.<s sa,-,cn,,en.,..
saddle norssr. MARE or rcIdinea-vrrc bronrhf :
INA nf1cr ~ Sao LOT maae nsr appG.snes
shcir fdcr. wc1e iae3snced n 10 iS ~ b W. si
fhoT firT usis 9oses ' t9npofition. CAPTAIN E ".
attsntion * SeIn4 hy fsr ,S !t asrs.e S sae mot
liz ts m incI.h hnntcr ~, ~. n0ssS en'e1
fnctv f1om H.. r,,i.s ~ t en ~ N MN
, 1865-10-06
THE RUSSIAN-AMERICAN
TELEGRAPH,


"+t@@*3HaVAs0 3V1 1Rs NW3AH1lWEklUH MHU
mnnaEcmcus.
WAsH1soToS, Oct. 5.--Msnistcr Ca...us n, c1av
nas transmitted to the Sate Department an official
copy Of the conditions etipu{aied between thr
Russian Telegraph Department aud Hiram Siblcy.
,o1 , 'bc establishment Of te1c.raph'e eommnaica.
c,usisc right il granted 10 the latter pclipo,
Of the American Western Union Telegraph Comrauy
,of yeass itom the day the line shall
further loan. al It may Judge convenient. Ii onier
to encourage the undertaking, the Government
allows 'he eomrany an allowance Of 40 rer ecnt On
over tho lines, TO and from America anil in of1ler
70 contribute ~ much possible 10 the SUCCESS Of
fnG re.sni; .; : nndsFlakuE tue Minister Of Public
curing the compauy's intercst from being mali
cloney injured BY the local population; hui, at The
fams n time. the Government refuses 10 take upon
Eature Whatever. The company is aIIoHed 10 m
tHlft mnt0rfht+ inn, nf s1nsr 1870
, 1865-10-06

NAsuIS.7oS. Oct. 5.-Co1. Thonl,s, Assistant
of Mtssiksr1t. informs the Hnrcau he ha* notified
nc judicial officers and MAGISTRATE. OF the pruvi-
f!ona1 government Of Mississippi, thai when they
accorded 10 white men be.orc the courts the officers
OF the ftcedmcn'e bnnan will not intcrierc with
such tribunal hut Eisc then, every assistance nos.
sihle to aid them in their duties. Col THONGS
-a1so wriscs that the Mayor Of yicksbs1g l..yinR
slgniaed his willingness 10 allow tho negroes The
right 10 testify bc!o'e hf> coarta, and 10 npa.e ts
Eams pnall1es On E:.roc. 70. violating Stale laws
reHpns cunm1i.ing sa,nc oarrccs, the oaiccrs Of
tae bureau Or Elek+lnt. have lecs, Instructed IN
discharge Of their duties, and moi to taEc co.ni.
xsnce OF eases comm. within thr Jurisdiction Of l,e
Mayor o. Ficksburg, but 10 tuiu al such c.sts
pFcr 10 the Mayor IOr t.1al
, 1865-10-06

The London Timts Of The suth ult., says that IN
arrangement was understood 10 hare been entered
into hy Mcesrs. J. $. Morgan i Co., Mcssrs Stern
Dsotess, and Mr.. ]. r Mackenzie, to offer for sub.
scT1ption during The present week an Iseuc Of
$stN,0oo dehcntutr bonds Of tho Erie (ecw York;
Railway Company The terms arc said to be suca
as 10 yield high rate Of interest, and the leteu-
tuscs arc to run for ten years. and to carry urin;
tie Whole Of lhat time the option OF conversion 1t
par tnio The stock Of the company.
, 1865-10-06

SEw Yonk. Oct a-The HauArs Washington
tpeea1 s1yt $G6 Zoo worth Of cattle have been Fo1d
by The Government At tie Alexandra depot wtth1u
aassk East The sale Of hoEset Il Gizboro 20 On
Of The ho,ses ret to be disposed Of aIe sou2d md
.e1StccAblc, and viii 30 for Irasppab1c pftces.
, 1865-10-06
FROM ARKANSAS.
THE STATE UTTERLY
DE1lORALIZED.
Ignorance, Vice and Dis
loyalty Rampant.
Gen. Palmer Endorsed
by Gen. Rosseau.
THE TR1ENNIAL EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION.
Lille Slavery QnCSll0n In the
House Of Delegates.
The Indiana State Fair
List Of Premiums.
Interesting Meeting Of the In
diana Pomological Society.
Great Railroad Stock Ex-
citement in New York.
THE CHOLERA ABATING IN
EUROPE,
Interesting Meeting Of the In
diana Pomological Society.
Great Railroad Stock H-
c1temcnt in New York.
TIE CHOLERA ABATING IN
EUROPE,
Reappearance Of the Rus
sian Plague.
TIE CHICAGO ClHSPlRkT0R GREH-
FELL SENT TO THE DRY
10RTUCkS.
THE EPISCOPAL CONTEN.
TION.

-
The Rehc1 Cofssnistce-TI,e SLAYER,
.,.,5 s.c,,,,..x..ss,.. 's--Ao''olt ..,'
rcn.es ,1ns,,,.ap. o''"s~ e11""'e" 10 Dc
Especial Dc.patch To sbr cb1ea,o r,,bur.,
-N|'@"l''
1ba ,;-o,, t..,. =, , aLAnEtrinA, oc'. :.
element of tho Conventtop +r3a1 IN nv,,d ~. c..
recognition Of national tofcs nevertheless wifi
aI1 thcls GRE tho lr-cp1cssthle African c,n mo-,
them br.cht and crr1r y, H.. ~, .pe'
anu eas. III 'ne ssfy opening OF th
seeofa day proceedings 10th houscs met a, II
O'Clock The Bishops. ~ usual, in secret session ant
As WIS understood, crapplins will. tic ,,rfnctna
s,.'.,' tue 4uss''on u se'un'oa win tat
Soaene1n eantcIes'
1un REnE1 COMMITTEE.
Bishop Lay, Of Atkansas arriyrd br,c t,.. ns,h.
1,jt,rc ih,. ~ nc IN. @ .as1
Southwest. The Canfetlcratcs nas[c him fi.hpn
5rkansas and member Of their Council. lie ant
Bishop Atkinson. OF sonth Casoltua, rs member
hrlnd The close doors 81 lie house SEQ Of ,ss isop
sult Ihe ea.c Of 1'lsIop QrInlan, Of TsnneSsce
TcnneFEee, a ftsr months since and hls coafrna
nation comes before ,tts Convention By tlts canon,
lie Va: "a ncsl chaplain: II retnaa- /" lie eecn il
purge him or lis Participation In tic rc,eI!1on'
7ur s1 ,vrpyorx9r,o~
III. understood ,i,., Tho ,u-ta.'.,,
tr -, ~. in. =, aay o. praise and rsJo'c
encc }cjnr lie nrerise rrs.. ~ fnr Il Ian.'a us.
like hom;ehcfl Tito ,ne Lousr ~ u"pGSe r..
c0nscrxaifs,n IL NJ ill., Sc1rnn, :" t91 Wnost
RESOLUTION reIocInc nj he Trturn nf ,.s.c. n,,
Recommending .i,u appointment oT ,ay Of c!urci I
Thanksgiving, hut cpuchINc tho whole In tbe
nmosest gcaczates, czeeps the petition for il.lnr
EfsIe.
Iumctlatelv Rev, mr. Howe 1,ec,o- nyS,
, 1865-10-06

~ Any y aug sM tse above peuHtrty viii he rotuted
w W t9e nars Ed diagrams I: ESTiTE
eAea.eSeE' on fa- forenoon Of nc day of sid.
Pr order Of The EXECUTIVE Cossu,tttr, -,r,.&
, 1865-10-06

WASHINGTON, Oct. a.-The President granted
Which were 10 rirE!nlans. Anon: the moge i'm
po.tant applications for pardon lately died IL the
Atosnex Genesars oniee, ar 1hose q Gsn. Peel,
Col. Ou1d. ComMssffoner Of Prisoners. and Ar.
Watts> Attorney Genelal Of the !ats rebel conled'
GTAcy,
, 1865-10-06

HARTFORD, CuI1.. Oct a-Eycrt county In the
bsm, uhcl, gixer about go tnaorlts ia the afrma
Tive Hartford county, gives Leo majority against
The amendment. New ltascn cetntv 2sksl, New I.op.
lard county f0o, Lttchacld comfy u,,ont !Ik. and
Nidd1cscx couuty about COO. The majority III the
Stale will not bc lcse tlan GD01
, 1865-10-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Tic RosTerY Theatre Burned-!seFn1nn
Emigration to Kansas s-Exfensiyc
Purchase Of Lands.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribune
ST. Lorrs, Oct. 5.
The Bovetr Theatre, on broadway, was entirely
dcttroycd By fire early this morning. Loss on nx-
tu,rs from $1,000 to 5000; Insured for $5,0oo.
Loss on building $s0, ,c00 insured for f10,0M
4 Kansas paper reports that 1900 familie. Of
Germans and Of German descent from Berke
county, Pennsylvania, and from the city OF st.
Louis have selected extensive tracts Of iaud In the
Valley Of the Solomon, through their agent, Capt
Brunswick. The lands selected arc In Nes,ern
Kansas, and are said to be 4. dne as any in that
Stale.
, 1865-10-06

NAaH1xGTps. Oct 5.-Thc f;oyer1 saeat II fs CIT.
tain has taken no recent action nor Il 1t believed
any ie contemplated Inconsistent with lhe poJlcy
heretofore declared viz t'iu maintenance Of ab,n
lutc neutrality between the bellIcrruts In Mexico,
, 1865-10-06
STOCKS.

Great Excitement In the rev vo-,r
murket-Quotatlons ofUufIroaf,S Stocire
-MtchIfsun Southern Strongest on the
List.
, 1865-10-06

NEW fonK. Oct. 1.-The Hes11l71 = special from
Jackson, Ass+., on thr S:h, says that i;cu. Hum
phtey IL chotEn Governor. Governor Sharkey will
nse every cidcasoE to laye lie application for par
dor, nuW lying In Washington. granted. Ham.
phres.H ercress is considered unfortunate by the
best tnion n:cn here. c. c. Walker Il doubtless
elected Attorney General OF the state he is IA
eminent lattyt,r - ="
, 1865-10-06
Relief and nealthto your Infants.


Ine 1n e1tract Of letter written By Ii.
ev- j. fole pastor Of the Pc1pout xtseet baptist
Church, Hookl1u. y. r, to the +Jouual md Aesseo.
geF" Cincinnati Ohio. and speaks volumes IN ca.or oi
tie Eerld.tcuowred medicine. MIS- wSSLOV.s
SOOTHING SYEEP FOR CHILDREN TEEruISG
We Zee aa advertisement in your columns OF MIS-,
WISSLGW'S SOOTHING STEuP. Nov, VT ueys,
said word IN favor Of the patent medicine before
cur nfe but We feel compelled to say to your rt.es
that this Is no hunbuS-Ea hare tried IT, and know il
to be all claims. 1t probably one Of the most ane
eesfn1 medicines Of The dar. because It Ia ooe OF tht
beat, and those Of our readers who have babies cao
do better thao lay IN supply.
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, 1865-10-06

A blockade Runner on ttae Lakes.
QsWrUH, Oct. 5.-TlIe Government steamer ltt.1c
Ada formerly blockade Tunner. put into Ill. ro-t
this morning for coal. She e7!nc from washington
rA The St I1Wrcnec river. a.d Is to bc employed
on the urre1 1akcs In the C. tst SURVEYS scsIics
, 1865-10-06

The Third Massachusetts, Cavalry.
bos1os, Oct. 6-1ne Sd Massachusetts cavz.ry.
40 strong. just nom kanfas. arrived here to-day
ard proceeded 10 GaIlppes Is1and, whefc the men
will be paid nud mustered out.
, 1865-10-06

aya himself Of the efciat order permitting s3:a
offenders to voluntarily c1ilc themselves d1risi thc
pleasure Of the Government; but II Is understood
The eame Southern Lady, who vas to-day at the
Trcsid, nts house, Is now interesting herself 10
ptocu1p Tor him tle executive cIemepcY.
, 1865-10-06

E1~Gov. Clarke lkclcasc3.
=. WAsnEe7oK, OCT A-Thc President l,as ordered
f1c release oI G1-Gos- Clarke, Of Miss, Who his
lasld@ near Savannah. - w. ~
, 1865-10-06

PHnApE1rn1A, oct. 5.-1he steam ftisate Seaha
phis, Was launched this afternoon,
, 1865-10-06

W4eHtxuIoS. Oct. a-Thc Apsfe special eays *"
Eehel Gen. Pillow arrived this morning.
The ce1a1 crowd appe.1ed at The Executive Man.
t!ou to-day. and among them Nas the New Orleans
Democratic delegation.
, 1865-10-06
To LEfallberaaaen.

Iae advertiser. resilient Of View York state., o3n
ins me best mill site On Lake Michigan. and orer
carcfcy selected from i: to Is Years ago. and sincu
withheld from market Is row ready 10 stock the nru1
e1ty With some 1ittclaa. Lumbe1nan OF arm in Chi
esso. who can atsanta-cously take charge Of the
AID selling OF the Lumber. md CHI fur
nIsh calttAf for that rurpose Ouc season liks thr
present will pay h1ck all necessary out1ays - lumber
can be made and trouEh: to Chicago cheaper ttos1
This property than nt any Other Of Ike capacty II
is believed OreEat.ous can commence this t,i1 Ad
dreef. for ten days. "pISE LAND OWNER Box
'1i4' ch1eaSp- psHncs j..
, 1865-10-06
Ta4sorhrxstts Nn1atr-x

B0sToS. tEt. "a meeting Of Rrrubicsne. held
At laWrcncc last night. elected Delegates to the
SIKH Congressional District Cmvcntion who nrc
A.Fttahleto the choice Of Gcn- Banks In that l]is
Lie. for CnucIrfepaan. ~ O'--
, 1865-10-06

Steamer Arrived.
NEw lonK, oct. 5.-The steamship City of Linz
es,ek has arrived from Liverpool. Sewa antlci-
, 1865-10-06

BeaureEard in Want of C1cmcncy.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Seyetal weeks ago . Lady
made application TO- the State Department for a
passport for General Beautega,d, that be might
, 1865-10-06

NEW YoHK. Oct 4-Thc fotfs Washington Fpe.
Ercfs c1ect from Kentucky, has written Ictter to
The cetdcut, sustaining the courec pursued fy
Genrral Palmer IN the administration 81 afzaiTs il
that StAte.~ ~
, 1865-10-06

AScns Grant
HAKRtHHuR0, Pa, Oct. 5.--Gen. Grant md fau,.
y pafscd through here this morning, In Penusylsa-
MIA Railroad Comp.ny's speclal car. He viii n
s1se In Philadelphia about noou to-day.