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, 1865-09-11
Gen. Woods Farewell Address to his
Troops In Texas.

Head HUAnTEEs iii DIV. i11I AENr CoRr9,
GREEs LAKE, Texas, Aug. Fl, 1865.
SoLD1xss An order aasiguing me to duty tn
another department. dissoyes our oMcial relations.
i Il therefore necessary should take earc Of you.
ha i been consistent with the views AMI orders Of
Tho Government, should hare greatly preferred
conducting JOE to rendezvoua near to your homes,
there 70 hare scen yon mustered ont Of the service
and hidden you fnal adieu. 1t Is ordesud other.
wise, and, a. good soldiers, must submit chCcf-
fully. md perform with alAGisy. whatever duty IL
Tour military career hes been glorious. Ton can
war the suppression of The atroeious rebellion
With the prondest satisfaction, nnalloyel By any
feeling Of regret or soHow. eave that uhchyo feel
or vho have been Disabled and MANNED for lile. To
The bcrcsscd end afflicted an sure ron will ever
eucnd the cordial sympathy Of gallant soldiers.
A. as Yoe n,n5est sa5en e
rames-rnraea which symboli1c soma Of the hardest
fought fields End gTRudeet victories Of the war,
ionr fair uc soldiers nil he the richest legacy
you 9n be9ueath to sour posteEity. 1t Will be
S ldi7.I K<mon6er that o. yoa hare BEN ts4 pre-
stsrtr e or n.en:y IN t crsas I'D tt51Ns
fodians cf our nafi0ct donor tt dlgnttynaI yIyts,
and b< Fsddy TO DO 1ntte fer 1toss greR Interests
Tntsfe Or foreign fot. Naring atst7s<t Ns prlnci-
PIE IT ire 9or1nsat4f in Ge s1ppretsion Of M IT.
t<0ioA. you faasf n1.nttda II against all tnen1iss.
rutore 10 meet many Of You IN cIsh llie and bow @
request II Ench should be tho case, none OF yau
Will hff!tate to maka yourselves known to me.
usaic th!s rcqueat for the reason that the change
produced In yonr appearance By dotfing the uni
form Of the soldier and donnins tue attire OF the
citizen. Viii prevent me from recognizing many Of
Jon. II will cscr afford nc pleasure to r7~ct any
soldier ssho LAS served under my command. Pas-
t1cPsstou In common dangers. priv1tiona and
hartthipa, and the sharing Of common tr1nmphs,
have warmly attached 20 all OF yols, and caused
me to feel deep interest in your future prosperity
I Gnu wiah you no better fortune than that In the
peaceful yoea1ons OF civil litc your career may be
ns prosperous, successful and happy, your mil
itay carer has been brilliant, honorable and use
fnl. To each one OF Jon bid q friendly good hye,
with the assurance that from my lntn0st heart goes
forth siucsra invocation for God blessing on yoa.
Soldiers, larewelll Tu. j. Wo6D.
[0fdciaLl Major Genernl Vols.
Assistant Alfutaut General
, 1865-09-11
THE ..srATE,, or nrIss1ss1PP1.

Tallcyrand defines "words" as the medium
1or conccaling idcas. We have many Talley-
runds, and they arc all satisfied with the
amount Of freedom guaranteed the negro In
Mississippi by saying tllat he is free. The
lnle convention said this, subject 10. such
deductlons a. It may please the Legislature
to make, after the State shall bo admitted by
Congress-. As the negro had this degree Of
freedom already, by the emancipation proc
1cmntion. il follows tIat all TINT the Conycn-
tIon l,as done is 10 make him a present Of
something TINT he already possessed, IN order
to obtain the power for some future Legasla-
lure to take away what he previously had.
By the sa1ne ordinance Of the Convention
decln5ing slavery abolished, the legislature IS
empowered to nuke such laws IS shall pro-
tect the State against the evils OF sudden
emancipation. Mr. Lincoln's Emancipation
Proclamation was not issued subject 10 any
such action Of the Legislature Of any Of the
States then In rebellion, md they have no
right TO make any deduction from It's effect
wlatcvcr.
The shareholders would doubtless ISrec
That IL would protect the State from the evils
Of sudden emancipation 10 inaururate the
system Of war1anteeism," adyocatea hy
the jackson (Aiiss-) Ec.os, by which tho State
Is TO take ehargc Of every negro, as 1t would
Of town paupcr. hire him ont. collect Ills
wnees, make him work, md whip him II h :.
would not, regulate his mazriaEc relations,
take care OF Ills ch1ldrep and provide for his
support This -would bc q che.p labor sys-
lem. cheaper 1han slave labor, MS those who
should hire sucb labor could get II at Is q
month. while II the State should lose money
hv The operation, that loss could be charged
on The negroes, aa a reason for expclllug them
altogether. In this system Of waITanteeism
advocated by the paper which the Conven
ton made its official organ, wo have somt
Lint of the character Of the future aid u!
, 1865-09-11

~ The precedent seems to be established
in Wisconsin Of promoting tho secrctary Of
State to Governor. Thus tho lamentcd Har-
vey was advanced In 1851; Tie present Gov
cznor Lewis in 1885; and now Secretary Fair.
child Is nominated by the Republicans with
the certainty Of election. In this view of the
case Gen. Thomas 8. Allen, tho candidate for
Secretary, may look forward to more sub
stantial honors II he shal1 serve the State
faithfully during the next two years. The
ticket is q noble one indeed, the Wisconsin
Republicans have wealth of material that
ensures the very best selections. spooner, Tor
Lieutenant Goye1nnr AcMynn, for superin
tcndent of Schools, md Cordler, for Prison
Commissioner, are the present incumbents;
McMynn was formerly Colonel Of tho 10th;
Gill, for Attorney General, was Colonel of the
Goth and Rusk, for Bank Comptrolle1, was
Lieutenant Colonel Of the e5th. The defeat
Of Treasurer Hastings, In the convention, Was
not on personal grounds, although strong
fight was made both for and against him. lie
has filled the Office for eight years, with great
ability and unqucstioncd fidelity, but the de-
mnnd for rotation proved fatal 10 his continn-
ance. Mr. Smith, the candidate for Treasur-
CT, Inns repeatedly served the State in other
capacities, and Will make popular officer.
The Democratic convention will be held ut
Madison on the 2oth, and Col. Joshua J,
Guppy, late Of the SD regiment, Is said to
have the inside track, for the nomination ~
Governor.
, 1865-09-11

the meeting Of Congress. It Is true
these States have never been out Of the Union,
for they could not get out. The land. the
rivers. The forests and the people have been
here Ill the time, hut their proper civil rela-
tions to the national sovereignty were, dis
be done! Simply md only through the me-
diu1n Of State Governments, and through
which alone they can speak and act with 81.
They cannot be represented IN Coneress. or
perform any other act as Sovereign States
until their governments are established.
Until then, althoush they .have people and
territorial limits, they have no governments,
and therefore their proper political status i
In nbcyancc- Now this Is what is neaut by
reconstruction, q work which must be per
formed under the direction Of the President,
who Is, in the absence Of Congress, the only
proper and authorized agent Of tho general
Government.
tutions, and ask to be represented III Congress,
The grave question must then be decided
az to whether they are uRepubIieu1
IN FORM The Constitution SAWS that,
"the Congress shall guarantee to each State
a Republican form of =, Goycsnment.n
There is no way to dodge or avoid this re-
sponshlltyys consTess le,s Is constituted by this
the situation. II must determine, according
to its own good Judgment whether or not
these re-organizcd State Governments are Re-
publican. il not, then by the Constitution
they must be rejected. No power In the land
can revise or aunul the action Of Congress- IN
this matter. Suppose South Carolina should.
provide, by her re-modcl]cd constitution TINT
fa1nwell Rhctt or Governor Berry should hold
the office Of Governor for the term OF his nat
ural life, and at his death Ills eldest son, OF
next male relative should snccced him, and so
on, would this be Republican form Of eov-
ernment? Clearly not, and. Congress, under.
this constitutional provision, wonld be com
PEELED to reject IL, and hold South ca uolIna
out Mt arms length until her constitution
should be changed No ono Will dispute this.
Now apply this principle to a case In point,
Ifthese States present themselves with con-:
stttutions which disfranchise one half their
population, and this the only loyal portion
which maintained It's faith With the Govern
ment, would Congress say these Constitutions
were Republican T., I think not. Here, then,
Is the power clearly given to Congress, to re-
construct these insurgcnt governments upon
a loyal ani Republican basis, and secure JUS
tice and political equality to MI. urge this,
not as' matter Of sympathy and common
gratItude to the men who have fought around
our nag, but rs measure Of national safety.
You must keep these rebels down, either by
free ballots or standing military force. I
am In fnvor Of the cheaper and more Rcpubli-
can inodc. Give the ballots to the hands Of
loyal ftccmen, and you arc safe. I an. not
afraid to trust them I would rather trust
the loyal black man down there than the rebel
white man. i man who wears the blue unl-
form Of the American soldier, and impcrils
his life In defence of-our flag, has better
right to vote than any man who tights against
It" [Grcat applause,7 and cries of "That's
true.nf $50
, 1865-09-11
Receipts from Sale* Of the +Ohtca.o
Daily NcxKpapcex,
GEN. SLOCUM AND THE NEW Y0DK
GNPFERllEiADS.

Timcs, Journal and Post combined .. 3ln,lnn
, 1865-09-11

Such systam Of municipal class taxation
would te q disgFaco 10 lae Kingdom Of DE-
honey, and eyinccs clear design on the part
Of the Whites Of Vicksburg, who arc .avoru-
bic sample of those Of Mississippi and the
whole South, 10 make free negroes pay all the
taxes, II they can not make tAcm do al the
work. It is easy 10 sec that few turns- Of
such sc1cws us The above "licensc fees' are
sufficient 10 condscsAe the uegro's property
md drive him out OF the State or into slavery
Instead Of conGscatIng 1he lands Of leading
rebels, like Jacob Thompson, who we arc as
sured still owns one million acres Of uncoufs-
ca,ed 1and In Mississippi, sufficient 10 atrord
homes for all The needy freedmen in the State
instead of this the ss chiva]1y" will inaugu-
rate, under lGetence Of *ttaxation" and 9 L.
ccnsc fees" confiscation Of tsbarbers'
chairs. saloon fixtures, drays and dray hor.
scs owned by negroes. A new meaning will
thus be given to the pregnant text: ssTo him
tllat hath {the ballot), shall be given, but
from him that hath not (the hal
lot), shall be taken away, ercu
that which he sccmcth to larc.',
To these cxtoriions By the white
race Us voters, are to be added those which
they can practise as landholdcrs. The entire
soil Of Mississippi-crcr,thing capable Of be-
ing titled or rentcd-is owned BY original Feb-
els, mnny Of whom will only Ecntto freedmen
ut extravngent prices, double what they
would accept from whites These advan-
tages, with the sole right Of suffrage, and the
rebel militia which have just been sanctioned
by the President, to result Of conrse In the
Withdrawal Of the Northern and negro troops
now there, Eiye the white. the power, and
none who know them doubt their desirc, either
10 rc-enslnyc the blacks under the new " war
rnntee'' system Or to drive them ont OF the
, 1865-09-11

a correspondent Gqu1fCS Rnelnet IL Is lTuc,
rs stated by one Of our contemporaries, that
the Common Council have burela1iously en-
tered The city treasury and plundcGcd the
people Of 81, 900 or SO 900 for the city print
ing Of the current municipal year. We had
supposed tlai the real facts in the case were
already understood, and VIC believe that the
character Of The gentlemen composing thcma-
jority oi.thc Council Is sufficiently high in the
community to warrant them In paying {as they
lo) not the slightest attention to the black-
cuurdis1n with which they have been nssai1ed
in The mattcr Of the printing business. It
may moi: however, BIO Inappropriate to rocur
to tho figures, which We have several times
published, showing what NIL this pothcr
amountsto. ,r...
Two years ngo the price Of the city print
,pg 'was exnctly what It Is now, and nobody
deemed 1t too high. Ono yenr ago the price
was fixed for The municipal year sc+5by the
following resolution: -,
"Re.otred, That al job printing, eoumssMsng ~
bead Of job OF book printing which may be ordered
Board & a Of Tuhlie wosks, board Q! Po1icc Commis-
si Or member of ny department Of ihc dry govern
pSo2es IL he S aone a
To exceed s. pcr cent adyance upon the price paid
ior lbe municipal year ending April Sd. 1851; hat
owed or ior ali oo.poration prin!ins to
he published In the newspaper DESIGNATED II the
Commqn cornell Of the cl1y Of Chicago a. the cor
cseinss Of n,.et}ne~, advertisements, notices, and
a1 other nz7nlrr whica. may be ordered pablssncd
tre or upY officer Of the civ fF Chic1ro-sereusr.
, 1865-09-11

The aboye table Is n.ato up nom returns adeto tho
Board Of Trade We give 1t because Il Is the only o
cal report Ut command. optrson better aware
Of IT, smpc1fecons than oufsel; but under the cir
cumstances We sec way to obyiate them and must
submit to the annoyance until the completion Of the
new Yarts, when VIC hope reform will be lnaugusa-
ted. It proper to s.y tat orn such data havc
been able to gather abont lhe YaEts uaka The re-
cepts neriy Zoo less than the sboye< about 140
The week opened unusually hrlsk for Monday, and
prices ranged rnm 1h9l5c per 10 lbs higher than
Saturday. The chief operations were for Baltimore,
Boston and Cincinnati md the limited Eece!ptA wesn
rapId1y taken. On Tuesday the demand WAS hardly
10 active; bns under the stnuaut of1iEht receipts
prices wezo we'll sustained The demand continued
good until Thursday, when ths market suffered .
s:ht and did uot fully recover st the efose
The leading operators have oeea Cincinnati, Ea1st
more, Buffalo, Boston and Cleveland men, who harn
taken all good hogs at fslr prices.
The high rates prevailing hare tended to keep New
York shippers rather quiet, and Some OF the more 81
Csc1ous and p1udentones have operated very spazing
", Tat Ill. -.
The market closes this week with about 500 hesi
II The eesns rates taia week compsres Will. those Of
LAST week arc as folloWs :.,r
This Wetk- Last week.
Prime 10 Extra. Su.Eau51
fkwt1 El1 1NY
, 1865-09-11

nsa is paid, By virtue Of the city charter, to
Tue stoafs zeitung for translatiny and publish.
ing them In the German language. From
lhese figures the public can Judge how much
1oree there IS in the statement that the city
treasury has been robbed Of IS 900 or 10000
Tor the benefit Of the TRIBUNE o.
, 1865-09-11

FtO(1k-Recetvcd, 4,7se brls; shtprcd. - hr1s.
Mszs5 s5 Brls ceys sSa n sstss 4 Es 1 01s
.EsJptian " end 1o9 nsls .Cgnpee" = +: KIo
4 sr! EasfSo 10, 9s hs' y *
Sc FL II 4 10 81. i se: id @ Sfi;
sna e rs IS ST. Il ~ h;5:
15S bFls sTfiumph" 10 hfla ~R.ene Drick and 10
n; II Ss s5s IS S5 %;sa a
rot named Il s'oo sFH1so ser1a-1oo bits at ss-25;
spsiaa Wheat excited sd *s4Yc better: Ee9 Wlnfer
ke. 8" ~ y ~ III; 81 Do It s,.ex 100 81 DO Al
.5oaa3 ~ % d st ii 10; som = Do a sis9s 81 a.
s. i E:t;9:d ss & q q 4 !; s 4
ds % au a u e. '9sp1 es at
aaTHst we coRS E a1y ba ". Il &c sa s.
e s % g e. e + en sass asS e g. s. o Il
sIs 01 ~ rssetsd = Sc GoE ,aI1 oS .osn1- 2,
fise hsS paea E esa It VT ZOO I 81 Do @ 81 ny
stG1c Closing nrm ut tsc fur No. md 51Sc for No.
1ATS-Rece,yed, .ee.ra ha;, shipped, ,si.ss5 bu
A1srsst n,oEe aetty9 @ sna H91e ht:hsE SALES geEe:
& 8 3 &G i e e
aas fsRs tsp 4s r. sfsfs War
keI steady. Sales weIn: L coo hu Il 1c 70 bu
sfH&s15@Revs e q e. .R1ps Sffssfa M g.
AIntket mure active and t3t23 better. Sales were:
se = 81 d { IS: i Il g Il
111eoHoL7issssn,P., At ss.t.ts..s M =. j.; .,..,,
s25 Ihs5s ;,,s, 4 !tFy |. Z Hst!s ny 9t'e1'n 4
HEAES-1rr neGecttd and nornina! at Il .D04l -.
, 1865-09-11

e.s1T Novtmber delivery; cr g1ass bog! 500 Is
asked rs T. sa w;a n = s so
bnver aborI sisW nett. slausbteets afc ho.e!n.
uof yet Offering over IS pr:nsn H., Ass' P3sk.nas M
s1isd s1a . 1tdidy ysales @ q spee seea
+ There = 1rt a.ae sa e ~ 9osx n9 9asr. e.
w oIs R9a sss n9 9n vi ys7s q
y tffS9 TRIMS scafce 1t 4s1aSaoo for choice
"a ses aHis sl{ snS at ai ia e Il e
Mess .ss ofn oraie rs1S aese ashonaeF @
Eses ~ &c ts1es '3a ades 1ss3S, SuG' eear iaae
n looss ChSaso p nu1S = EATS IT in tee III masks
Smoked Meats arc also quiet at t:3i.Ac iof snouoa
does l7a@ISe, c.E siass iSASE4s: stedf ia nIs
GsS5Kc, and l.. c. sRs31e- Nhiss sey sttaiF at snr
, 1865-09-11
7-3.O U. S. NOTES,
JuLy SERIES.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We viii On orders rom dealers for the present series
Of 80 Notes, for short time, tho terms heretofore
allowed.
As the opportunity for subscribing has past We can
no longer receive the i've per cent twoyenr Eotosat
par and Interest In payment of orders.
INV, !, .rn,,-,,. ~ ]: 4. ELLIS, President.
, 1865-09-11
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

. 6XTE1nAY Eyx1tso, Sept. T.
LUMBE1s-R Received, 4.eot m; shipped, L6so ~. This
demand continues very acdTo ard our narket to-day
shows an advance Of 5oo2sLn PCT n. Sales include:
Cargo sshr. Fash1on, fsom Meuouuinee $50 m aE1ps
ba1ancc good assorted milt run at $3.50, by Wells
spa1ding cargo schr. Hubbard, from BIoakcgon. 20 N
strips, ha1ance boards At so BY Aason 4 Davis:
cargo sch.. Greeley, rom Kalamazoo. 60 m mil run
from good logs $1S by Busch; cargo sehr. Ftsuk-
lin, from kalamazoo, - N tar common escorted At
fl6,on by uouyhteIIing.
sH1SGLEs-Recttyed, z,s7s N; shipped, 1000 N.
Market 1oc better; demand active. sales weze:-2s
sawed A per kchr. Greeley at tS.12.
yye nt,nts ssrtI uriceS n5 fblloTB.
, 1865-09-11

Here tho prcpond1anee Of the Union over
the Copperhead vote results from the strong
prcpopderauce Of the white population, who
arc here Gs;1 ,ooo, Of whom only 3,o72 are slure-
holders.
Thus the Onion party is the party Of free
working men, and the Copperhead party is
the "machinet of shareholders and their
fnn1s
, 1865-09-11

Legislature viii extend to the freedmen and
the manner In which 1t will "protect, the
state ngninst the evils Of sudden ctnaneipa-
non."
Bow can They prevent the evils Of sudden
emancipation except By preventing It from
being sudden. A Shareholder Of any cru has
no more objection TO gradual emancipation
than he Inns 10 being gradually struck by
Lightning, He knows that gradual emancj.
patton Is an impossibflity-.. It is slavery p,e-
served, which suits him exactly.
For the Mississippi Convention. the,cfor.
to enact "slnvery Is hereby abolished. bni
the legislature Till hereafter make this ,ho'
ltion gradual" !" is asfarcical as form slave orc-
tfoneI to mount his block With @iCtr1St5.
men, MI the: negroes on sale are yar,nnt NJ
free-%hat shall hear for number one.n In
ndo1non TO the advocacy Of was.autee1sn
and the slippery and worthicas lang na.e q q;
the Mississippi ORDINANCE Of freedom. throneh
which The Legislature can, at any time af1er
admission into the Union, drive fheir coach
and si1 over the neeks ofths negroes, Weaa7sE i
further evidence Of the::nanner- in which the
whites OF Mississippi Will opprcss the blacks
until the latter are allowed vote,
Inc saloon keepers, draynen and BARRIERS
ofthe city of vickshurg arc bucks, while the
lawyers, doctors and dentists are ybite..
Hence SALOON keepers arc taxed BY Governor
sharkey fifty dollars per year, md BY the
city of Wcksburg Frs Hundred dollars uer near
additional, for mere license 10 do business.
besides being compelled to get the written
recommendation Of two froe holders AhGre
are but three colorcd free holders in the cfty,.
and togiyc bond Of one thousand dollars
with responsible surctics to keep such house
rs The city authorities shall decide to be Or
derby To obtain dray LICENSE he mngt give
bond with suretics In the sum Of I've hun.
dred dollars for the faithful performance Of
his obligations as q !" common carrier" There
Is also tar OF ten dollars each on .asbarbe4s'
chairs, ? amounting to from afty to one hun
dred dollars year on barl.ers doing an arcr-
age business. On the other hand, the white
lawyers, doctors and dentists OF yicksbu,E
are taxed for the privilege Of practising their
profession rs follows:"A
e..........----.......... .---...----........0
.-...---..:.,-0
, 1865-09-11

oC4A lVEAo5 N09 ot<aoJ Ak 41~71IY1f7s VI tt1F
Stock Board sales were light at 1As6e144,A. ST.
yer u1s In fair demand ut 1a5 and 1856.
Government Securities were in fair denand and
steady. We quite:
FiycTwsnties. ..........- .196n 1917
Ten-F Fort1es.. 151 VIA
Cook County Scrip Is fuaetiEe md nominal at
a7tk for new and par For old. W -
Chamber OF Commerce stock wns tn good de-
maud At 1o55i, with sellers at 1o5zl. A few sales
were made carly at 1055s.
The Boston Aarertistr of. Thursday contains
the following with regard to The money market Of
% ..The discount market is almost bare Of desirable
ihree and tour months names arc made in the street
II and r cent. The banks arc taking the shorter
Jates at a cent legs, and the lower grades are
oassed outside at from y to T. q cent but not to
rmnch extent there being few eeDtrs and not n1any
hnrcrs The bankers md note-brokeTs are doing
Innre fn Debt Certificates, Of long and short run,
tfnu In pritntc obligations. They carry interest at
The rate Of q cent, so that discount Of 2 cent
On those which hare year to run gives the pur-
cnasef s . cent. 'f -
The Bank Of England returus for the week
ending I'd ult. IRE fayorab1e, The alterations e1
united are not large but nevertheless sufficient to
show that radical cbznge haA taken place in It's
nositfous Thus there Is an increase in the bullion
of .aos ss, making the total ETA -, 49, and an IN
reste in The reserve OF notes OF 43 the iotal
nj this Item now standing at f6 $50. The other
secu.Itscs give decrease Of Rs7o, Ills, and the ac-
tyo note circulation decrease Of f19s,61. Tie
, 1865-09-11

The practical result of cxelud1n. the col
ored vote, and the reason the Copperhead
party Is 50 zealous TO exclude 1t, will be seen
by e1ance at the two following tables, show
ing how the strength Of the slave interest
now Affects the Union vote in the State Of
Kentucky. The first table comprises the larg~
est elaveholding counties, and the second
gives the counties having the smallest number
Of s1Rycss 4 q.
, 1865-09-11

The sale OF government mules was continued to
day md 10 disposed Of when the sa1e adjourned
to q week nom Monday next. The prices realized
wero very satisfactory. Of the wholo number sold 80
trousht lo0 ard over % brought SIS aud over and 10
brought &l50 and over. The highest price obt,lned
was fls5 aud the lowest rs,
, 1865-09-11
CHICAGO BAILY IIARKET.

ldus salts of Gfutn ore Ho,o n.dds On a basts ef1c
xtoTqof, IN Gceordance rita q rtsolufton paused
'CAangt, and ara soS<pers<dby U.s. unless osaerrtss
epectFedl --....
sArCKDAF EVENING, Sept. 9.
PREIEHTS-LAkz EEklGIrs-Were dufl and
noMinallJ Aeslc lower. EnHaRements we're: To o.
pxSaBC ssn-Schr 8. J. IIol1ey. Corn at l9Xc.
All RAIL FKR16Hzs-Ihe following Is the Joint tariff
, 1865-09-11

JscESp1Anr PIcrUHEs--Ortlers were yes
:terday served upon several ofour fancy goods
dealers prohibiting them from exposing TO the
public or offering Tor sale enGagiags, plates,
Or pictures Of the assassin J. Wilkes Booth, OF
thr NOTORIOUS guerilla leader Sue Mundy; On
pain Of fine ind imprisonment--Louas'a+e
Journal, Hh. ..... 'tv.;
, 1865-09-11

IRON the Ma. Democrat 6th.1
Col. T. ]. Hanea, Chief Counlssary, made the fol-
lowing awards Of contracts proposals received and
opened ~ him September 9Th
xEss PoxI-
F. Whitaker Sons so ns,s 1t S275o; 500 as at76ox,
SEQ at $1.s5, and SEQ nj $rs.1Q.
PHIMH NK$1 FpRK.
John J. Roc 4 Co., 1000 brls at tes.00-
Robinson Ea1Fafd. 60 hfl9 At $23.9a
HNCkID NZEY4
John Dillon, 5000 ns 1t ,sxc.
CoRH NXAL.
John II. Atweu, so htls kiln d1led at s1ss 2 brt Of
20 ns. = -
Tnderhin d Eaton, 8 oco bsas kiln dried, at si.a.
Sherwood. kA9ns Co.. loo bEas kiln dried at S&1,;
- rs GHITB.
J. A. BrotheEton, ZOO rs nj Ss.6 p 100 cs.
vISK1Aa.t =
Colbrunn & yplner, 900 gallons at sc.
MorquAfd & Forster. u, bO gallons At 36c,
Louis steitz, 1000 gallons ut Sc.
eoAF.
n. Schaeher & Co, 1bo,nm rs At1tlt.s
Goodwin. Behr Co, 700 - at lie j..
AnheuseI. Pepess Co., $4,000 d st1ic.
STAR CANDLE.
=. Schneider 4 Co, 5000 ns At SIC.
J. Huckland 500 bras tl1 wheat double extra, and
, 1865-09-11
CO1l1lENClAL.

SATURDAY Ev1SEsa, Sept g.
The following summary shows the movement in
Produce and Provisions during the past ~ hours
compared with the movement for the game time last
year: