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, 1865-09-21

peeona ciass rames rsuss at s6a1o ~, r-,t we
quote lcr 4 1 names:
Er1 Goods. ,7R-f Bankers .6asn
GroceFs :,;.....,.,.7E-t PTpduee Cnmmi. sSSIj6Is
-Aa wa.te,n mr., h,x1 rr.1o~tt, - IHg -
r..,aa msanIsc c,nrinr % .tecss .sM 70 nov now
Esstetu n1ann.Ae.ns s'os4s seat4 "o append tho
following quotations from the Boston idetrsis<r i:
Manufacturing ehares were IN fair demand md
p1fees Wnao H1a ME a ssk ana M,ssSehn-
Iss m a:ancs af On yesterisr. coai, so1h ~ q
Ike losing quotations. wers az follows: Id1oeeo..
gln, :s:s,;; Ghieopee, 2so@ -; Cocheeo, 550l7W;
nfM, l15EE,s5; , H. lacon,a, nsv; Lowell " Lyman
msc fSTEs so: Ns~nEcrr ,s's ass
s150; PeppeFell, ts50; Salmon Falls, 4S); star
lsscG1:Cu; Suffolk. a5011oo0; Washington, 1850
ae. rho uoa.o, 4,,,-t,,yr a, ,,,,a,n a.
80. ..1,s, oe :. sa,,a,s. 1''u'Aa' tepo't' LII
''n1.' m1'. ~. =. $3.50. =. =" a..
sni t5e1e is Irss rnn,tai nfrss ~ e,mfassi'
the demand being nearly equl to he appply.
Rates ut The banks arc Nifhout special change call
i9aas Rayn9g 9p per eeht on & gooa securities, snd
discnnn1 ins ~ 11orc,ent IL a. x - , .na
la more freely offered. Tho volume Of business Il
yet not ia5Es hoMeveI. oat rases have stlttened q
ecntsha nsst class psseT nov psYiny ds 10 per pt
rsrt s71-e 90 ~ 'F.
, 1865-09-21
CHICAGO uonsE AND MULE fARKEr

TxpyrsnSr EYHsESs, Sept ~.
ners1e-Ihc sala Of horscs 1t the Go1exument eos-
Ea1 cosIer Of Twenty third and State stfee vas te
sun,ed tnts morning. bnt tho Attendance OF buyers DO
trs small. and their bidding dlsprssd oolJ " nossee
were sold; The bassnce, Me viii be cfexrd on Fftday
morning. Thu following we.e tho s.les to-dAy:
o.y ri il f eioEr t. goe soSd3e az
sof1xt }ssrs osa. sather ordtusry, V75; 1 Stay. u
Msmsseia5 esn Ell E5e; Sri Eo Jssy god sottGas
ssegf FL Je:5s e,dysg M rood. 6at ri h{Ea si!s:
s 4.s 81 9qs ss,: Rser e: i s'ss seei.
9snsa n1n; i.5Ec. buI tsry pcoT, Fls.5: il. bs{.
81 sS ss'sa1 ssn - i sa.'s! ~ r.
:2s j. g;ss. * i S:;; i ;
81 :si:s ;s;s III ~ aa e's4: a4:f s,saa "a
55sa III "a Ill aj1sa 1aPs;
= ss.ss ans So; srsa.
ID: e ay. 'ss1s ses.. s!a sa, l;Rs e, f.! e. sseA
Ssnas hish g. bssef ssi !, o5a a,ss i
-: }$ s|$. II =; s!Ss, :s:a!E s.:
;ess cd e. sss; L's
s': ess 81, Iss :
Sss 6.ad: s:s .s. s' serss
q trsa fsy. y Ss.fs @ 1la' 1sthes = iarye bat "
%ah s9aGa "a q aa,ean ea f ssea s'a: Fisass IT,
but noh !1y eesd ~; q eioEn, lo ysa;s oia l.re
hgh, u Eeod eondsiea. s!n; r. dask ~, u yesEs
Soor roEdft.oned snd iasne. t5o AZ roan ycars ol
sTan nut god -: nsoTn y91 ys,Es S1a ve:y a5T
3ls t.; Iron gray. Jeara old 1azge hus not ssund
sis: u t1rk hToNp Il years old, very small and very
poor. Ii years cid. 80 Sd task bay, years old good
1he saie1 xntountcd Is fi:m, ranging from ~ to
91p4he average price per hesd being 1s2. Tho bal-
sncc Of the horses will b sold Friday osHtng uax
Io.mprfpR 10 mpics vii b sold at lhe eoErat.
, 1865-09-21
ALL OkY-Receiycd, LIZ 81. scazce aud hi;h
Sales we1s: 70 bzss Prime as 15;tci 10 bris aaG 10
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

eR Rssaas 81 l. 1fT5sass f. es;ss RI ssIn e
Iaaqs Co.den Fleece, Wood. Bu.alo S toas COIL ,o9
na'a9s NJ: StafEss: s2ae.eo, ruaa,o. .oa. coal,
SF ss.'fH; as Es IL ton. coa 80
scnr G13DSe Gta1SeF 35f1 5pIn fh1Ren4 ~,
ssr sssr Ro'RbIa L Ashton. Ssstnss. - Y 1unee-:
schr Eee shesass Atkinson. Il ~: asr, 10 foa, .a
sssrI II Sss1ei;; fo51s: Giss.las toos syal
sesr Fsals. ohasoas Waad dRsn; asen ~ 'oo0sf
SehT se + Es11se e1n H. sys a liz
$:s ':7s: f:; m ~
sehr jo:tSttpe Dresden Patterson rseka:a's Pier u
sesT FPEs, s, ,qgaps psass e 81 : d
EST EssT WSsaa " m Esss g, a:ss ?
seAr Enns; II Mn:se9n@ % u 1a9,1f 3 =, ue%r
ssf ST. ! I:,a aaess susns T = iuSa
sehr haI tS so,n Jackson, st. joseph. TO bsls -FOUR .
Sch, {an Saa 11 I;, coaaeu, Hoand. s. eds bark % eds
senr Gfeo dGuyer, westmas, Holland. 81 n ssaves-
sesf a;':5s 8 sis ic .Sas g lumber
seoT Fly dasen, Finch, sonth AAsn. q eds bark.
Sch. tonsia e sist5. R.esard.on. St. Joseph, . m
rsop Idaho. conkeJ. Kqaalc, sunar,es:
ass s@i' s1 sao ss's ss e.as.
Easqns = Charles Narles, puncansoD. Port coloorne,
B.sqps :ss1,ha@ptoa. McEtus,. Pors cob0rne, zo
sehs ta!za LoSan. stodda1t, Buffalo. 1850 suxhela
sehF ]: 3 sevhou*e, Tases, Buas,o. 100 huaaea3
, 1865-09-21

TEo Crops In IyisconsIn-NVAeat,O Oats,
Corn and Poiatocs-Succcss OF the
Hop Culturc-The Union State Cou-
vcnilon and It's Shortcomings.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tnbune.l
NoR1HIOsukosu, Wis, Sep'.rsta, 1861.
Since my last communication, the wheat
harvest has been gathered in tolcrably fnir
order. The oat crop is very heavy, but the
etraw has been much injured IN the shock by
heavy and frequent showers which of late
have been the order Of the day. Most OF the
oat crop has been sucked but some Is yet ex.
posed. The corn crop Is very nnc and out Of
the way Of the hosts. Quite number hare
cut Up their corn and others nre doing 50 az
fast as possible. The farmers had many fcars
in J.,nc md July, fearing the corn would not
August and September thus far hayc done up
t'ne1y, und jack frost Is not
heard from. The potato crop is abundant
and prices very low. Some fears arc enter
tanned that The wet weather will cause the po-
tatoes to rot, but as yet No very marked signs
appear. Within a circle Of three or four mile,
there arc come eight or ten hop yards, Of diff
freut sizes The yield Is good, and prices
,apge fEens forty to Afty cents per pound. m
M ave1agcahout forty-tly cents. Those who
have been engaged in The hop culture for threc
OF 1Dur 3GAIs I'aSL ulSe mace IQe prD1i.
When farmers can make net profit of s, O01
from five ncres Of land, It Is nearly as prpdta-
bio as taking Government contracts N..
Crcssey, of the town Of Hudson, Wfnnch::o
county, had his hop house struck By light
nirg yesterday morning and entirely con
slmcd, together with three stacks Of grain.
Some oi tic hop plckers barely escaped with
Their llrea and night apparel. Loss, 5000
AZ resarde politics IN this part Of the State,
we can sny That the gentlemen who were
nominated for State officers by tho Union
Stale Convention are uucxceptionabl md will
receive a hearty support. Not SO, however,
with the platforn-- Many spit On 1t, and say.
that It does not contain ofi the essential prin-
ciples Of the Republican party, and look upon
1t as o weak, sicklJ thing, carefully wrapped
up with the heretofore fashtofaNe cloak # q.
peditney. 1t Is well understood that Senator
Doolittlc Is its godfather, and, as it now
stands, the Republican party Of the noble
Statc Of Wisconsin It's stepmothez. It was an
unfortunate afair, and hope, in God's name,
and for the credit Of our noble State and thc:
Union party, that tho records may be cor
rected. Gen. James H. RaInes' minority re-
port had the ring Of the true metal, aud
should have been adopted without one dis
eentiug voIee. Very we'll, You keep IN car
ont, and you will hear some Republican
thunder in .Ianesvi1le On the 9Th instant, that
will clear up the political heavens and purify
The atmosphere most etcct1hlly and cmphatI-
ca11y.
Yours, truly,
, 1865-09-21

b! There wsa . fair attendance ca 'Casu~y to-day.
and 1ha general markets rnled dru aad active Ths
receipts Of produce aIe comparatively IIxhk-hut
tli due chiefly to the bad condition Of tho toads
In The county, which prevents tzrmers from bring.
ins grain to the statdona-
The Provision n.azSet ruled dull md slladc
lower st Tho opening, but aler the receipt OF the
second New Tori desratch il closed drmer. Mesa
Pork 1u.ed easier, with sales OF 80 b6ls original
pscltng II sS0,5o. Prime Mess Pork Is In limited
demand, With sales Of 100 bbls zepacsed At ta50o,
and IS bbls original packing ii $1,000. lot Of IT
bbls N. o. PORK ,ras sold at 5000. Lard L. very
tcarce, and We note sale Of u tres choice Kettle
lesf at &c.
Hishwmea were in but limited request, and we
note shght decline In prices, With sales OF s bbls
tn lots, at 81 = =.
Owing to the Improved adrfces from Nev Tork,
there va4 fzuer feeling In the Flour Market but
the volume Of business was light, rs buyers did not
tcel disposed to meet the advanced vteWs Of sellers
The transactions foot up 1,l0 hrls atE1f GOA T. 90
for white Winter Extras; 5000 fr rcd Winter, and
$7.450s,00 for Spring Extras.
The mora favorable reports ffum New York, and
\ ME speculative dcuand, carried An advance Of
1tadec On No. Spring Wheat. No. Spring WIS
In good thppiog demand, End fully q better. Ted
Winter was dull. and nominary without eh1nsc.
Thc sales aggregate eoa0p bu, at S1-3s for No. I
50. g. 1o1s; ., a. -, oSe1os. ~, Nv.
~. ~. w. an1 "e0sse tot
Aeletteu oo-clos1n& VIII ouSess u No. sqs'ne
Il Sl.zst ana sealefs ae $l.n~
Inc eofn mafket Nas 1u'et ,of NO. nnd Enher
less active lor NO. :. at decline of fully asc On
both g1adef. Canal Corn waa dull About 1a,o00
bn ehanged bands At 6stsQs63hc for No. I; esH1e
&c for No. aud 51b53c for rejected In store, and
61ltse for No. 2 ttee On board Tho market
e,oseo u" AZ o4fac lof 40. l. ano ase LOT 40. N
stozc. ana1 lot Of yellow In sto1o changed hands
at &c.
The market for Oats u.s autct sni ksz,.c 1axe,
viii sa1c. ~ M nv, hu =, eaSea3rr ~ " onrs
men. w. ~ ~. ~ ~ sS.,'.:ss ~ 80 Is -
eGUc 1of no aoa 1dc Iof Ee3efted IN stona-floS-
Ing With buyers Of No. at &c. and sellers at 33xe.
Rye was less active and 19ac lower, with sales at
ee15rc for No. /: &C for No. 9 aud &c for cscctad
in ssors.
p.st.v N ,on, su.s $780,, ,aa. +...,
,ut.5 wa ~ soou ueul,eu. aan isssc ps'Mt,
with sales at sos9Gc Tor No. tho latter figure for
private honse, and Ss1ioc Tor rejected In store.
LaEe ne1gntA "cfe tnods1alely nct17e, and SC
lower4 with engagements At 9h01Oc-mostlY tho
former-tor core. and 7@setec for oats - Rufafo;
9nc for corn to Fort Coootue, and 1sc for wheat 10
Cape Vincent from Milwaukee,
There arc no new potnis to be mentioned con
cerntue the Grocery trade. Business Is reported
very b1lsk, and thc market L. remarkably steady.
, 1865-09-21
aR,sH Sd,aSt.9W.71 $G0l1g
eCOuuly fskQed bonds {S1ADOQ


US1fIIsI1f OF ALAnAX17 aug. 531 1515.
To tho Editor 0! shs Mobile Aarcz:lacr:
DEAR slR--3n4 bur Issue OF fhe 9th instant
! fnda paragraph respcctins myself copied
frCm the Cincinnati Gazette, purportiug to give
q true statement OF the circumstance attend
inE my preaching In the church Of Rev. Dr..
F. 7. Brown, in Chicago, on the 10Th Of July
last.
After correctly reporting the substance Of
Dr.. Browns remarks In introducing me, and
the cordial welcome given 10 me by his entiro
congregation, the correspondent says: "h
his sermon be said. 4 was honest; thought
, 1865-09-21

I
1he'n was talf as'eaoanea on ING stock Ex'
change 'o'tlay. Government Securities wcru In
moderate request aud stcady. Old rivc-Twsu,ies
w. .,,s e9 a. ," usn-fo.tes weto III seque1t at
oasl. WIZ scless Al 9's sesen-Ihrties, LIT Issue,
were sold at 9o,i, generally held Mt Wtsi. Com
pound Interest Noe. ws.s T. aet',o demand Win
sasss saa " ,' .le 0asas - sy neiu az
los' Ihe June Issue Is n Eooa iaqu.I, At 1o3!z9
with bnscrs At 1o;: Sew serip Was % In denana a. d. at
49,. CHICAGO Cir Seven, were In rcoucst al d,
Chamber d Commerce Stock vss oisred at t. io ID
were neglected, There was 10 disposition to onn.
1a,e IN Railroad seenr:t1cs.
. -ane nc" ioik 4tnts, ID recent article On the
'sFalt Trste.' containz tue following with regard
to the "Ante-Waz Currency:
repn ssnief: hx fhs notts of III" soHihcrn h1ns "a
arn now nractic.Iiy uncurfent. sYen IN Ihrs
markets and sn,one Tie people, q ihe soah sseif.
cf ieto notes a haye any yaine at alt present or
nros spertjye az priccs ranging ali ihe INV Inn, liz
10 tic on lie dollar. The Whee,ins, Va. hiuEs
DC m The inlIaF. he,nf, erusJcii nnir r. ths ~
ehs,srs Hank ri T1r,inia ct Tes;on. ~; IN orar
stanf ,hc Eontbein IianE. Canol Hanir. Hsni- ~
Amer,ea,; csizsps'. and Mecaanics md Trass.4s; >;
1iants all OF fNer Ql1esns which range from s01ase
Or Tue tomaf 11e Cr17sns ; G2nS has N
HS,nT mnd4rats hns;ness in thc fo1ei1, avesan5
ltDc. Next 10 the Virginia banks alrcldy named.
The highest market value Of the issues Of any other
..nt ~ ~ H., ~. -. ns gn ing 0olar,
i'm al Ae1aniria and III Fa;1mnnt f.n1 o,5
the lowest Is Ice on The dollar, Which coScrs the
1otes OF tue Central Bank Of Virginia, The bank Of
Hon Aeneeno M oa9ki ~ and ne nsnE 81
Of tctcrsf,1rr M. WINK nn1r - M ft.n G,ijae
DanvIlle nank, s:c; Bank of Richmond, 1 2sc;
also, &c on TIC dolLar. T1,a Nnrtt C.ialin.,
, 1865-09-21

spring IN Illinois for want of transportation
that cc.t'd and xhotdd hare been fnrnishcds
The 'repoEt" will probably be, "All's well"
upon management that enables superin-
tCndent md General Freight Agent to amass
princelr fortunes within few Years md ruins
The shippers along the 1aao's line Of the road.
The country around stations where not u
bit|ie{ OF gra1n was moved for three n,oath,,
when prices were big hcet, will probably "ap-
pear prosperous" when seen through glass
ilarh1y.s
Iftkcsc raIlroad kings want correct infor.
nation concerning railroad management, lot
them visit the pig styes ehristened passenger
depots, in prosperous cities Of fifteen thous,
nnd inhahitants let them founder in tho mud
with graiu and lumber merchants, around
stations where IN immense business Is done,
which might, With good 1accommod datious, pc
doubled and treblcd. Let them talk with the
merchants doing business on the railroads,
mad learn whether thcscience Of show not to 40
IT," has not been transferred TO this country.
The people wish to know whether this coun-
try Is 10 be used by English officials 10 amaSs
fortunes, as in India, OF whether the railroads
nro to pe common carriers, and responsible
like other public servants for neglect.
VICrINs
, 1865-09-21

fFr0n tho Detroit Fra PreAs1
puas1KA o. LAka nUkoH.-Tne nnFtheast gale
enc 10 hand Iesie:d4y, aid conaide9able daTas to
tne shipping oa Lake ho!oo, sustained oy vessels
ing yeatcsiay aflcrrcon. Tho schooner Milwaukee
Bells W. Etnrs her nJng:ae also her sansopssile
slso with her fotesat1 split md o.hvlso da7xtd Ia
saus nc noticed seEesnt others which appeaFed 70
did receive. Tho tn= y. Q. Castle With Two a1Ess
lat.cn with lumber. had one Of them orrak adsi id
Nsve lost alsc, TWO bazEes Ttth easgoee Of nuaheF
GEAR The ssme locality The sehoone e. cenes Ar1sieu
DAMAGED mr. EoI1 1s1nN.-Tho brig C1obe reported
yeserdsy lying At 8nchor IN tho River st. Catf near
aEa howsp,lt carried away. Thc brig Z. +. Wnllanaa
Win hst headfear cone sea iylng 9s near tho
aa hy the collision OF these yeeacl4 during tho a,osm
StnI3Y evening.
, 1865-09-21
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,
Riding on the RaIl-mad Dogs In To-
dtanapoIis-Extra SeAsion Of the indie
ana LcEfsIaturc-HuHinc to Como
Before It-<;rosyttf Of the Clty-MIIlta-
IT Matter1-Goy- Morton.

Sr...--aF,. 1~.- s.st.,.
n. Representatives. = A1as1.,nlo ao o3 - .o ra,..
anu asI&ttife-aohanehA 10 conc
before 1t-tirovSh Of the Cfty-Mtltta'
From our Own Correspondent
1sp1ASA1,o1as Sent 1g 1876.
Home apn1nt Not smoshed m hv denny,
.,,.aa r.,,saaa t-a;aa -at ,,1a,,-. ~ ~ s "
"s'<eu lsan oaa ..ans' not oio"u yn@a ~
the explosion Of dccased steamboat boilers,
back home, after three weeks' pcrerrination
anoner tl,c Yorke - ood mi q i,o,r s,,,~.1 :.
~" 1'a gu " oi
eeia.ea oa my cut'cle: AS tae Arabs say,
Allah hn akbar" lad made up 1ny mind
to try the broad guase route houcward, and
nes = .. .s nouus .au "aaefspol's Mnlca le,t
"seeAso o.loees ana de4hofhazed culTerts all
nltng the line, ! thought that perhaps my
usual good luck on railroads might desert me.
so stcnned }nfo The off1cc of III. ,,reot A Nv,
s,-.e1 iaenxana, - Co,s.,.,,-. ~ " GU !aee!,
fora i've dollar ETeenback was Insured in the
eum of fire Thousand dollars against I'LL kinds
If accidents for A 1onr t,ne To cone I
~.,,sas s-r.r ..,s,,, 49, 80 T.. ~ -
nne1S "a9 n1 - mem sa,,sa ~ "nSy ~ s posAea'
To.t"d n =. y TTas soc,;neai bt she -.
ateteu tAa. ,s.o 20 HaSt I:u ~ NV sue.e9o'
tives ~ Wouid at 1cast have eonsola;,on to ti'at
#Sn0Ff1t Ho not fprFnt that 7 wnd mt
izTrrd. md have m in5r;nrs for The mr. in1.
1a.,a rhirI, raifi fhc Grrst Residential. Mnct
r,,oL may It do tlcm.
ulD poaa.
~, mr r,,rr, t,nna t1o c,n;,,, IN . INV,
feet fermcnt on the :sub1ect Of mai dnrss f..
1,onLobia was shifted In The }rcezes Of fin
morning, and the night vapora were fran.ht
with madness. Citizens carried huge clubs
for canes, and many -barrcled pistols bu1eed
out from numerous coat-pockets. The TO-
nance of the dog was entirely. plaved out.
The poodle, accustomed to sleep on velvet
violet, had been banisled to the barn, the
black and tan terrier, the pointer, the setter,
the favoSite spaniel, the Newfoundland, had
all been sent to Coventry with wires
over their noses. The wole city. ru-
der command OF Mayor Caren, aud
led by the ynltnnt police, had been
formed into dog slaughtering battaltons,
and the carnage was terrible. Bologna
Sausage fell five cents on the pound, and funcy
dog collars could not be sold at any price.
Every dog, no matter how small, was an OBJ
ject uf terror to the belnted wayfarer going
home at night, and a bark in the dim d1stance
eounded as terrible AZ the roar Of the tiger in
The Jungle Byron had ceased to be good
authority, and twas no longer
..Swect to hear the which dogs bara,
Bay dep nonthed wrioone O. We dsawnest home" !"
The excitement has b. no tnenns subsidized
yet, and IL Is In contemplation to send down
10 TeITc Hnutc for what Is called mad stone,
the first Of November all dogs who retain their
, 1865-09-21

Al meeting Of the Portland delegation hs,d al
the Board Of Trade roons Of lh1t city on th+
Eth, the following resolutions were uuanin,oust,
adopted:
R<sclped, That we arc exceedingly grateful to tht
gentlemen Of the Chicago Board of Trade, and pas
ttcuIarly TO ]. L. Hancock Messrs. Tha15 Plrker
Lieut.. D. Doughte,ng, J. b. Hobbs and 7. G. Sic
Delegation, tor iheIr consant and LIBERAL Hospitality
znd attention TO ns, both a. delegates au1 - nat
yiduaIs during onr visit nt Chfcago. ...
Rtso1rtd, That, among the EesTlts Of OUT cxeur
sion, We can Eay That ne hzye had practical OK
pezience OF The benefits derived from bringing
together the business men of different sections O.
our country for friendly and socisl purposes; and
that we bape the time Il not far distant whep r.
the eame friendly aud eocial manner. but upon the
tho=ca Of CARGO Bay, the bustness men Of Portland
may rive 70 these q Chicago stu new proofs of thf
benefits of such gatherings.
Rtf6lCh3, Tint we would extend cur thanks te
The Grand Trunk, Michigan Centrat, Great Western
New York csn.1ai. Wssle1n. iialls,, hudson Rly
Portsmouth Iailwala, and The Albany L Seu
York and Norwich Steamboat ltues, for courteales
extended to by their various officers in the eoa1ss
Of our journey To Chicogu and back.
, 1865-09-21

outsiders, that the wnr was all that sustained
rs- Our merchants arc selling alt the goods
they can get, our manufacturing establish
mcnts art running full time with fu11 compile
mcnts Of hands, our railroads are doing
heavy freight and passenger traffic, aBd eyi-
arc Visible on every hand. Every house and
tenement is occupied, and new blocks arc 60
ing up On all our principal streets. Our street
rrilway Lines are paying handsomely and new
lines are In contemplation. Superintendent
Ca!herwood, estimating our population From
the receipts Of lis various lines, proposes to
have census Of the city taken, and agrees TO
pay all the expenses thereof if 1t falls under
JJ1y thovsand inhabitants. Il over that nu,n-
enamelntion. eaa ri Il !" VIM pay proSabiy e g'' b. b.
accepted- 4 stock company has been
for fo.med ,s ,, With @ eari,al Of g, saoo; . ;o33 }'
he hire n 1eauy al and a s taa
pride for 5ea1s TO come. Our musical tastcs
and wants have long needed just such an In
stitutlon. Tho JouTndl Company, prosper1ng
With the righteous prosperity bought BY bat
lie for freedom, have recently purchased tho
t1nc piece Of ground on the Governors Circle
and will erect thereon, during the next sea-
soD, q house for thclr greatness, Ct onca COM
modipus far themselves and crrditabfc to the
city. The First and Second Presby terian con-
gTcEutfous arc each erecting line new c4afcheS
fac{ng on opposite corners Of University
Squire, and another church building Of faIr
proportions Is going up next summer. The
capital stock OF The railroad from here to
Danyil1e, Illinois, has a1l been subscribed, and
we arc promised cheap coal for the winter Of
1SGD.
MILITARY MATTERS
arc dali. The 6th, 18th, 18th, aud a detach-
ment of the 26th infantry had a reception yes
terday afternoon III State House Square.
These close out the list Of regiments ordered
TO be mustered out ut present.
1t Ia. very probable that others Of those
retained will be mustered out before the vim
ter comes.
GOV. MORTON.
Gov. Morton's trip to the East did not re-
establish his health as fully rs le had hoped.
Hc is still unable to do any great amount Of
business, and his physician has entirely for
bidden him to speak in public. lie has re-
ccIyed many Invitations 10 address soldiers
festivals Throughout the State, mud also to
raakc political speeches in other States, all OF
which he has been compelled to decline. All
his time between now and New Years day
will be fully occupied by legislative matters.
ST. DENIS.
, 1865-09-21
STATISTICS OF WISCONSIN.
Population SGS.Sl7-Cnntributfan In
t.id OF the War Nearly Eight Hill

From the Madison Journal, 13sh.l
We arc indebted 10 slr. II. Sanford, Of the
Secretary OF Stntc's office, for tho following
tctlc t1i1wipS the population OF thfs State On
tho Gr;t OF June, also What has been raised bY
the tcylrn1 towns and counties for bountlrs 10
soldiers, nEtl aid to their families No com-
plctc official returns have bccu received from
lie counties of Dallas, Czaul-ce and Trc1npca-
leau, hut we hare added The population rs re.
ported by the local papers, making total of
NS,6I7 Inhabitants. The population In l6eO
was 1850. 4 gain Is thus shown in 1rc
years, most unfayorablo to an Increase Of our
population, Of o., ,oo7. VIC think there IL little
doubt that By 1sso the population OF the State
will reach fully onn million. The figures,
which arc yet incomplete, Of the amount
raised ly towns md counties for touuiics to
promote enlistmcnts, and for old to the fami-
lies OF volunteers, shoW that, aside from con-
tributions through Soldiers Aid Societies,
Sanitary and Christian Commissions, and 9TH
erwise, for the comfort and relief Of our SOL
diers in the field, md in addition to sa,ai6, :
7ge,g7 Paid MS extra Iay to volunteers with
families, from the Statc Treasury, md what
has been paid for substitutes, there has been
raised by the several localities IN aid Of the
wnr, the enormous sum Of nearly $s,00J,VW.