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, 1865-11-03

In Milwaukee, tha supply Of currency Is fully
equal 10 tho deDnnd, md the market Is easy. Ex-
change I'm al i premium buring and + premium
selling.
In Louisville money nattarn contsnne eas5,
wi,h modesnte demand for Ioauh. The Mazket,
however, bears rather unsettled aspeet while cap
Italiste are cautious as to whose paper they dis
count. The rate remains unehanged-9 = cent
Exchange rulea very firm, buying at pa. and selling
al lilo premium
In Cincinnati there Is no essential ehange In
Tie Ecnetnt features Of the money market Bank
ess have ialr supply Of currency, but they aka not
tree lenders, and although the demand for loans Is
not large, rates Of interest are maintained at l013
p cent in he open market Call loans range from
8 10 10 per cent The Indications are that the Of
ferines OF paper wouh increase lIgely II there was
demand for It, but the practical ssrtngency serves
10 keep buaIness IN check. Exchange wns offered
mora freely In anticipation oi IN increased supply
consequent upon the payment OF vouchers, now In
progress Int tho actual balances have not nc1ascd
The quotations were 1-1O dIsGpar buytng and 6oc
Clio PREM selling.
In st. Louis money IL firm at 10l1a per cent
per annum, and the mnrket Is bsrelY supplied.
Eastern exchange Is frm 1t 1-10 discount buying,
and par selling.
In Boston the market opened this week With
out any alteration in its condition. The banks are
slowly .eguintug I better condition, hut many Of
hem arc still unable to meet tho wants Of their reg
ular customers. Kate arc Irregular but without
material change, ttom 10 0 per cent being fre-
quently paid Tor loans On cal1 and from to II on
time. who outside discount market Ia little morn
aetire, IN consequence Of the slight alleyatton OF
the revere stdngrueJ. and good notes in better
demand. The best quality OF oasiness paper Is now
taken at per cent, while good ordinary notes range
from to Il per cent according 10 circumstances.
The following Is a statement Of the condition Of
the Philadelphia banks yesterday, ~ compared
Il,
, 1865-11-03

If16M me Po6GT1Ue MIocts 1oQ11&1.I
me quantity sent BY railroad ths week Is a.
~ Sanai sa5~1 fof the week, f15-dl tons, against
''1rS iaE kas corresponding week la9s year. ~.
osm1n0 for coal hAR sixcke1ed OF little In Con-
o. The seafttty OF sexsel4 1t Port Richmond
t;or poFts which has e1n3ed lafza accunnull-
nsns sat - On IN re WnAsses. and 1osdcd acca
tTsda Tosis ta a1s Goiot also which must check the
hI N9s1Exuon during the weet ->'~- ''" >33 '>'
The bcAt1 now leay !nt ~ No. y,. ..s .,h., ...+
en- pnfts a 10 doubt. their IL tTn naiess the
"99aner ~ a9a }1o.e %ila i.te7 than us1si this mi
Fort Rtsan9nd h9ye a11erte the pscs heps "a some
1fnt, ano eea ean pe purchase tsaU 50 70 ;3 -enfs
forrstsilDS frtsss @ hays .l.o deslaea snsae on
I oSnfo sesGs u !1rs 1asannaa Fselght.. hoVsYer
plenty. ''essae "sose
Tbs increase this reek oyer tho epfrrsrona,,,
last year reaches 81 80 tous The ouppiy + TSek np
s1ts& toas shoEt Of the supply to same period Iii
Yta{. From la9Gt to 2Qo CO tons OF this deHrfr,
may be maae IN nesore The e1ose Of the ca1als Ens
Nl }eAye tho supply for the year about 11oco to.,
short OF tho eupply Of 1a4t Yea{.
, 1865-11-03

tncusapd r@ vssR. Al this pcszs. the fsoe7ts tans
IN haIe been lstls uofe thaa su@dtas g sagpy tac
BE unnhes1 aFe BENG shipped Est u nsy 3: That
nnat 1at teeegts sE{ tne ssasoq RE- 1ss1 w.
thr rsk II Kfe1t especially ~ mess poEf, notHlta.
?'AadlnK = comparatively Light STOCK, % fehafel5
lower th4u h0fY.
, 1865-11-03
MARINE MI WE
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARR1VED>-...............'
ste. Planet wt1ss; t1ss MI; M!z.sssssss. :ssdsa
PFop ustsXs G5soHa oHaaaio, bu barley and
sUndr1es- e,- sk Joseph, 80 hu potatoes
sehr I1o hsSt1}ss. 81 jceepn ts eo po,a:oes
schf supply Esn1oH1n MiiVsnkee. II n,0oo ba Wheat
sem Cpe.: e.:.Dtca, TdEsraA Cstlton ln cords bark.
Schf N2&AA7 ELKAhEU ..............SoY. 2.
,~na scksoa, ButA1o, eu,driex.
PEop HHGnhsxE Gibson, B1nsIo+ sundrtea-
FEop FEsSt Kennedy, A1ntFtat, suudrft9
f1np f1op BTockvlIle. sMlth. Montreal, aand1lts-
Aar1pe !. B. fpmetp{. Aoets, BQaIo. u oo0bu wheat
Bzfaos Great wsat No. !. NcAzsaa7 Hualo, 11ooo 81
Brig Orfney Lasl. BtaIka, khsston u4s&rse4.
6cha Qpacxitsp, White, as6tnsW 03p1 d ooru
Seet Ss1sf9s booo. AcASa1s, QsWeSs, tSt15 hu ~.
, 1865-11-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Trial of Jefferson Davis.
The Veteran Rfacrve Corps md 1T
Disabled OMccrx.

The Veteran Reserve Corps md Its
Disabled OMccrs-
From Our Owa Correspondent
WARRINGTON, OcL 50. 1855.
There is some foundation for the late state
ment in the New York Herold that the trial
# Jefferson Davis by the United States Dis
trict Court for Virginia, was determined up
on al Cabinet meeting in August, aud that
It would lake place during Its December term.
The question Of the disposal Of the eK-Presl'
dent Of the Confcdesacy, was laid bcforc the
Cabinet In the month mentioned, and fully
discussed at successive meetings. The mode
of trial, whether by Military Commission OF
United States Court, was discussed, the
President expressing prefc. cnce for the lat
ter. The understanding was, that Jefferson
Davis WAS to be tried as soon after the trial Of
Wisz as practicable. Gen. Baker, the chief
detective Of the War Department, was busy
about that time for several weeks collecting
evidence and names Of Witnesses TO be cum
moncd for the Government. He visited
various parts Of the South for that purpose,
and paid also several visits 10 Canada, with
what results will appear In due season when
the trial comes of, II at nil. The names
Of the parties, mentioned in the Herald, as
the Government counsel selected tor the trial,
hare no doubt arc correct. Ihavc reason to
belive That General Rousseau asked the priv
flege of assisting In the prosecution Of JET.
Davis as particular favor of the President.
and obtained the assurance that It would be
granted to him. It Is by no means definite.
Is decided, at least according to the intoiima-
lion haye on the subject, whether tho rebel
A--fN
, 1865-11-03

WheAtThetc u no change IN price. snd nothtn. do
tnE worthy Of mention. The onIy sales Change to-
day wac ear e1tls white Il t2-1, md car No /
willie At Ella High felghts and the scarcity OF
yth,ng to sell. For little exh1 whitn S3A w1s
offered. For No. White tl8 M. offered and u y
.1ss. CoTu-Dnll and w1,hout nontnai change He'd
a &c. u LAGs BasleyIQnlst sellsax q u 36al.!3
TIC In BAGS. @#'r 0'"
, 1865-11-03
COMMERClAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 3
. The following summary shows the movement In
Produce and Provisions during The past twenty -four
hours, compared with the movement for the same
tine last year:
, 1865-11-03

The seeding ticket seems to contain two
kinds Of candidates, viz: those whom Its
friends are ashamed to see on It, and those
who arc themselves ashamed To be seen on II.
Mike Evans belongs to the first class, and
Hurd and Herrick to the second. Wewould
like to ask by what authority the name OF
Michael Evans Is omitted from the advertised
list Of soldiers candidates. Has any Conyen-
tion revoked his nomination: Has he re-
signed In disgusts Who is the "soldier's
candidate" for Collector In the South District
If not Mike Evans, who boarded the rebel
soldiers during the Great Chicago Conspir-
acy. sand isn't Mike broth ov boy to be
running on the sowlger's take-itr'
, 1865-11-03

7he market has been moderate to-ds,. and prices
rather lower than yesterday. The supply, though
smaller than last week. u ample for the trade
few good lots sle IN tho yards, but tho great ma
toTity Of the Arrivals coualsts OF Medtum. A. yet,
packers are doing very 1le and It seens uncertain
when they vii commence. Some arc Of the opinion
that, owing to tho scarcity Of stock aud the prevail
Ing high rasea, very little Will be dous the couug
winter. What tew good Cattle arc IN the yards ara
readily taken 1t good prices willis the common
grades are dull, sud prices depressed. The dsy
closes With quite number LEFT unsold-
We quote the market a moderately active, md pr1.
ces 1oalEc p 10 n lower than yesterday.
The following arc the transactions At the various
yards:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
zdEtNAN yAKpa.
The market at these yards has not been active nor
have the prices been hardly to the ruling Eates Of
yesterday. The Day closes with tsw unsold.
The sales foot up 131 head. ranging IN price from
$3.50 to $780,
The following a.e tho transactions:
Etr1Ger sold Mathack 70 head, averaging Et3 ns at
Gregory Hastings sold Alexander II hesd. xyeeag-
Ing 1z9 NJ. at aa; to Czasin Co. II hesd. ayesaE
II st9 r. At SEQ; to eamo u head averaging SO II.
Single sold Boomer Is head, averaging LOCO M. 1t
Goe1ey Eafidse sold Glvens 1t head eows~ a,esa.-
tennoytr sod Czastn Co. 10 head sseers Averaging
MICHIGAN sou1H1HH TAnpa.
Themarket 1t these Yards has been dan. and prices
are not essentially different from yesteFday. The IT.
ceps have rot been large and tho day closes with but
= moderate RumbeF unsold.
The sales foot up 200 head. ranging tn price ttom
IFS to $500.
The following are the Eales:
s.2y, sy 'ps ss9 9 3 s 4!
Alexander sold Envsight 10 bead. avcsss1ng sm Ms,
puneu sold Stevens = head, a,zaung sas rs, at
500.
, 1865-11-03

1i; s::ta ;:;ss sis III; :h,PsfS t.
Is Ssa !. :5 81, ~ s:s e. 1:ss Il So:
s11a .49 = o.ls ~ 4 Sio 1 15!s 4 8 ~ R s.
WHKRssSaesss = xs so oax sa!RRs %o:s sess ~
sed ssie Better. ED Winter inastlye; sale. .eEe:
y fa,:a q FIX Hass sps91 e. Z Fl. s.
Z 4 AZ 4 & Il ss Z Il Ss So
r. 20 stsS5X $50 bu Do as alnn ~ ~ ha 5s 20 1t It
ssle1. sssGsiosns i with oose7s o' 40 '''' '''
.s,e!s s ~; .ap2sa; ~ s9 e.. ss
& & 8 M sS9s y e 4 s. ySs r. re- e e. e
az: az 5 + + e q 4 :: i IS
ss f-e!osinx s. ts1u a. 9Ssc ioT no. and sc for
.0iTsSRssesyea.s s1,s su: shipped, ia ~ oo m.r-
Ss IL d Il h s 4 ;Ss;,ssI s2
leo bu old At ?ic lSaa bu 1t sic fsA H. No. Il
e e IL 4 II { IS r. CO... ss e e
os;ff sss: 2ss NJ Sass
DO q &c 1900 By Dc a. ssHc t,sn bu DO a &c: 30
IN No Sc: 10 81 DO It sSc: pa ~ % e ' st sS
9u bu do At 6nc; 100 bu do At 3sc: 100 bu do ii &c
u HxRhkTEess,sea, aG shipped Mar,
kst k is sts.dy sslss xsfs 60 Gn SS r. = At asoa
as - Is pas j" a. Il il s.Sso Il se: g IL
de!. ~ ba rI!ae taaadaa i si.sa sfost w.
IEiSsSNonlpI and neglected. i saesss, &C.
Il; SKSSa sSs FSNs-n.Esst quiet, Sales .ere:
RHAS.Tht market! i anlet at m masoaas.ss
sEEfEKMeesi1e ssTsRa j.. @
rs. Choice table buktes Ia scarce snd nrm. common
, 1865-11-03

Here tho market ruled quiet Sales On the Stock
Exchange were very Light At 1i5ai for cash. ouihe
street the brokers paid 1t5szGt 1434- closing firm
at the outside quotations, Sivcr vas quiet at 1a7
Clio.
On the Stock Exchange being IS 600 foisd seses Of
seyen-Thlrsies at III. Compound Interest Notes
ate eteady We uUote:
, 1865-11-03

TuEDaT EvEyrSa, Nov ?.
The following table sho tho receipts and shipments
Of LuzbaF Shingles and LAth during paat tEe1sy-
fout hoar3:
Rcpts. Shlpts.
Lumber. m .,...........~....... st l,lR
Shincles U.,.x.,.............,..... so ~
I1th .....,......,,........,,..... 90 III
LruBxR-Thefe were no cargo sales reported 10
day. The market Is non1lnaty unchanged.
Il s4naas EaIt1tkH4
, 1865-11-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY TRInCNE.}
THURSDAY EVENING, N0r. Z. {
BAEF CATTLE-AccordinE to tho Board Of Trade
repoEts, tho receipts and shipments last L.
sue compared with the corresponding period Of 1sGs
have been follows. It should he borne n mind that
these ahsp nts md receipts aro really thoae OF tho
Gay preceding:
, 1865-11-03
CoN1.

In Elizabeth, n J., anthracite coal ia selling at
$500 per ton. In New York the price Il Su-0oQa
1aoo per ton; and In Chicago the dealers hare
combined and put the p.ice up to ia 0G@eioo per
, 1865-11-03

.fGRT WA1EE TAH1S-
Trade here sold brisk 1t about the same decline
that has prevailed 1t other yazds- The day closes
with largo number unsold. The sA1es fbos up 7soo
heal, ranging in price from 1900 70 Sf12Y Tho fol
1nv{nr are the tran racfton2:
, 1865-11-03

by comparing American negroes with Afti.
can. It's mere difference Of time.
, 1865-11-03

The New ToHA Stock Market.
ClohnE p.ices for cash. Nov. = ise4 received by P.
G. saltonstal1 Co.. conrnisstnn, Stock, md Bond
Hrct IAtf xfrtn
, 1865-11-03
Fktladelphtn Iron MzrAes-{Jcs. ia

sIpess dofo- ID niv metai ii fniiy x1saer s4. ~
M1ni q ttock limiting oPzs;ona to sn.ll lots Il st
Me43eno bf fotEe and h11dfY- tho tnktQf for auod
No Witch T. TeY eesree eeotch ptx il In iIsht
stcek md afrn II III no4A-@ per tou. Ncshinx ncV
tn blooms boiler pl1&eAL Fn9x0ufkrture9 t.o ths
msfsEs zEe fsfus.nS Rds.s except ii ~ zdvsncs on
Wtyto1s prices. Barr ara aucted d 3llQQ0aiI1W
I'D Eu.ls 1t &sp,eo9NN pr su9. N"s>'|'Ss'
, 1865-11-03

@"H lose the blade Of my knit, :"
asked college student. Of the Professor Of
Logic, 81 and get new blade put into It, is It
still the same knifc:'' "Certainly,'' replied
the Professor. "G then lose the handle" :"
queried the student, and get new one
fitted TO the blade is It still the sa1ne knife ~
Unquestiouably," replied the Professor,
"the same knife" "If somebody finds the
old blade and the old handle" confined the
student, "and puts them together, what knife
is thats" The reply to the last intcrrogatory
has not been recorded.
If somebody should ask tho opposition
managers whether the ticket they are now
supporting is the Soldiers ticket, they would
probably reply that 1t Is, If caucus should
come together and re-nomlnnte tue candidates
who hare Withdrawn and declined, (and there
arc enough Of them TO ill all the Offices to be
vo:ed loE,) what ticket would thai be?
, 1865-11-03
CHICAGO sTOCK mAR1FT.
TEEE1uAf ETrNYya. INV

THuRsDAr EvEs1xe, Nova,
= sAIEs Al T1Rsr noAKu
AaaaJeen Ga1.
5000 q a0)......... .1t3H 5000 (s 10y. ,1x,x
5c00 Is sol $500 ,li3E
Entied SEdt8 Ho.ds
, 1865-11-03
OHICAa0 DAIL1 MARKET.

CAH Aate.cf GruIn aYs neae Hs7ds o. q e9sn y e e
'C1an3t, end a1s 70 rtpcT1as BY ~ rH3se oss
THURSDAY ETKxIH0. Eof =
FKEIGATE-LAxn F1MazEs-Ws<e ytsJ dou~
Enxsxt4nentx were. To RETJAIo-Ptup Asaouf1'
oats 1t 9Ac3 b&fque FAToF4te. bBt3 81 3c. ~
Rl1txo4D FKxfanrs-Have advkoesd nc 70 NOV
FHrk Arht tcLe fnR Roaf mi
, 1865-11-03

Tho N. 7. Iftoa7t Of Tuesday last reports the
money market ~ follows:
"Noucy among atock houses Is quoted per
eent, and no complaints were made Of scarcity.
Commercial paper passes with lest difficulty, and
79s per cent covers 4 wide selection OF namcs"
The N. 7. Herald Of the anne date contains tho
following:
t.Iho demand for loans from The Stock Exchange
Offering 10 houses in good credit was IN c1ress OF
the demana; There vas large return ot legal ten
the banks hers this morning. and this impaired In
creased case to the money market. This return
sE1 asss IL ss q ' IL Ss h
r11ty days psper offered by their correspondents,
nnil consequently there ts alternative for the lat
Iew dc annne he iast two Or hree % weeks, E1 nness
produce is sent forward In sufficient quantities to
nentrali7e the exciting dIsparitiet. The effect
g il Il ha ss ss nj ii
necessarily react materially upon prices at the East
for the decline will stimulate exports In proportion
to .hs decline and so the equilibrium will be pre-
-The N. 7. Tribune Of Tuesday last contains the
following With reference to the reported difficulties
between The N. Y. and Erc and the Atlantic and
Great Western l'ailroad Companies:
The reports In relation to "dlalcu1test' with the
Atlant1c and Great Western road still in eireu-
.atiop. The ErIe road his no difficulty win tho
Great Western, and simply refuses to surrender
It's management to any other corporation. aud will
u Inc t9tnfe as II tne past give tne Auantlc and
Great Western all the rountenance to which Il ts
entitled as connecting road Of similar gauge. The
private interests of prominent managers Of the
Atlantic md Great Western road may be eeFged BY
separate ruute from Corey eastward. but Its H.
nocent shareholders may not be 70 fortunate.
Tho Toronto GEob6 Of Monday last HI. the fol-
lowing notice:
IA general meeting Of tha stockholders OF the
Commercial Bank Of Canada will be held In Kings
ion On The 10Th Of November. for the purpose Of
taking Into consideration the position OF tho bank
With respect to the snit against the Great Western
Railway
The total value Of exports rom Boston, ior the
week ending Oct. y, was t175, $50, against F5s7
for the corresponding week in 1861
Tho following shows the comparative earnings
Of the Michigan Southern apd Northern Indiana
Road for the third week in October:
, 1865-11-03

MICHIGAN toCIHEK1 TAKu3-
Tho market h4s been active, the aales footing up
ZOO bead. The prices raid have ranged nom 1880
to $1soo. A large number Errnatn uusold.
, 1865-11-03
Chicago Qrlbt1ne.



1nr s1e three edtuons oi the 1H1brNr issuea. lss.
Eyery morning. fer circulation BY carriers, nevsuen
and .he unalla q. The Tx1-TkzHT. Mondays. We'd
pcsdsya and Fs1dnys~ tor shs mails only; &ad the
wEt1Lr. Thnt>dayL ior tbe mails and safe at our
couptcr snd bY neNxrnen.
Terms Of the Chicago Trtbnacs
D.sy dsli:9ed In tas eass fp9 s1; wssT,;;......s
Daily To mali suo*c7fhex ri year..- 1G.QQ
Daily 10 rua subscriber, Per aix Snontas-..-. 4yX
1T1-NeEklyt Ht1 4X
Weekly, single coEv one ys;s: yeaT; M
Cluta Of tcn c0{dcs4 one 1SsSx
twenty, one year. 4Ws@~
n Money By Draft, EIltrss. OF In g1Ete9ea Let
ten m1y be sent al our E4kk-
CT ne7att1snes for clubs 1us in IN cases be made
Gt our t1e. But sddtuo1A may be n7Ade ht any Tine
Al club rrtr ArTKH club has been rstsed provided
q ful, years subscription u made
kn71c TO srnscR1nrns-1n nrd1tng the address
ol your parr changed. to prevent delay be sure and
specty xE.t edluau you t4ke-Weekl., Tf1-Weekly
or Daily. Also tse your 1eteas aud future sadreas
II Address "CHIcAGo TRIBUNE" Chicago. Ill
, 1865-11-03

When the secedcrs tlrst left the Union their
seats in Congress were scrupulously reserved
for them for long time, aud not
only their lives but their aleuderest
rights and eren their ancient pre.
sc:iptire wrongs, expressions and tyrannies
were carefully respected. But low they will
get back into them as camel through the
eye Of & needle, their State governments gone.
state rights gone, Slaves gone, money gone,
cotton gone, and nothing len but the sorrow.
fnl reflection that secession was gloomy
failure We beseech the seceders from the
party in the most friendly spirit not to allow
specious aud ensnasine arguments to beguilr
them INTO the great political hlundcr Of firing
on the flag Of that Union party in which and
With which they have acted 50 long, 50 use
fully, 60 honorab)y. Others may whisper to
them "peaceab1e secession" and "speedy
return," but VIC VAN them against such do.
ceitful and syren voices. Il yon would re-
turn to your party, do 1t before yod hive
fired On its flag.
, 1865-11-03

5000 T-Sos I'D 7S
The following prices were bid and asked for tho
aaIa
, 1865-11-03
z5f% : =.



Tia market At these Jati8 has betn moderately
tive and prices lower than yesterday. Tho Gales foot
I'd LOO head, ranging rom 2li to $12. It 10 proper
to add that many Of tho 1alea vere usdc yeaserdAy
Tho following are tho sales.
, 1865-11-03

Wk6NE8D1f, UEk@ z3&D.
The Convention wa4 called to order at noon
by the Provisional Governor, and the cleo
ton Of ; temporary president was therefore
not necessftaled.
Gov. James johnson Is = plain and unpse-
, 1865-11-03

Fut%-e. .&rHE44.N
Conf1e.. A10
GtuRNd Alum. z1t42.to
HEEDS-Keceiyed. 1s,oGs lhss a6iped. 1890 lps-
fiHothy eeesl-Market more actttr Sales were:
1ca bags a. =: % bags II $io: 20 ha as $50; 10
bSxA poor At x9-9A -
Flax 8ee&-Elrm 1t t36L4191.
TEa+fre I'll esssd7 deHsad ia nm, VIC qnors:
Ynnnr Iivnnn snre4or Ia rne A~.,.., ii. .A1Al.5o
s,o ' .Iffr. u chnaet., u a.,,.,. I63<b1.3o
1rnnerfnI sunsrnr Is ffns N,......-.. }.M91.H0
a. f rTfrs ~ chotce n,..,....A..... l+:t1IN
f.,rrL.r = sNrerfnr "a fre p r,..- .a4l.6
~ sIt1n to enoice p n.-........-.. iA1a1ae
1.n.n nstn..1 fear dpt 10 extra fnH @".'. al.4o
10 fpa II chaIce, + o'--..--- LAs.l 3z
* ~ rcnre,f . !.o@sta
ooIorr = e......-.-.;....a.:. i1aa4so
oT!us1 i 1f1p-HeceiscA to-day = ss6 lbs shtppts
LsSrtet cr1n u II lfc ior eouofry. and l5c a.
nonS: rsckers. Hales ". county 4 ISL aflc.
ITfbt{ ACGU-Tha As1A1% - - IL eaa Unchanged
, 1865-11-03

Slaughter 7ole, ..ol9aAsj /
Harness $1....0.+0@a,B
INTERPRETATIONS
hHSo- ! M1m .l.1txt In
ktp.Eo. ! he1y. ssta 1.m
Calf Htt1-.s, ..l,9,a3.DQ
FreHeh Kip, 1T
i chotte .........1,S13t.Ui
French C21i.N . ? ast,41 S3
, 1865-11-03

French Calk.N ns.a +s.a1I
Ffenth Cal, 20 nA.lsNtea.n
Fr@ch Cali, b-
uotneB, y dox.sa1S2S.
Frrnch CalE L.
Motnes, sec'dx.
=. d0x ......-.AMa8,M
LutnYA doI- 1.NAll.M
HoAEs. ? tfox. ..l3.nEeldD
- nyt1, aud sales MO made
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-08
4 Nev.Oii Theory.

The follo~ing Is The Theory Of NJ. WIZ
IAN n. HusBELL. . Philadelphia engineer,
ss 10 the manner In which petroleum IL
formed and The influence i he's upon The
Ss'er Of the earth:
Petroleum 10 sveestsbIe oil. which is pro-
duced IL the Pacific Ocean by the decompo
si,ion OF sea plants: and mixed 9th salt -
ter. il pervsdes the open Polar Sea. discov.
cred BY DR.. Kane. and prevents Il from
Ifreszing; ths'. ssiag lighter shsn water. in
its rotation. causes the water or the dsnseF
fiuid 10 sccumul sle shove the equator, and
consequently the petroleum or lighter hu'd
70 separate from il. and fov and accumulate
bout the North Pole; that. being light and
olly. il 10 highly susceptible Of capillary a.
TRACTION: that this sandstone strata crops
out in ,he Arctic Ocean. and assosss shls
oil. inducing il By capillary sursesioa 70
H,w IN its chsnnsI or strats under this con.
r,nenl in . sou,hernIy soushvesternsy diree-
zion; that ns crops out sgsia ~ the Pseihe
|Ocesn. and the oil there reeedss srd ming
ies unh the wa,er Of The Pacific. giving the
|Oeesn is mild snd placid character. end
form. the veil known and ..oiesginous food
Tor wh.les. which ,s visible snd exists in the
ws,er of the ocean. and sxtends thoussnds
Of miles nos,hw ard. sad on which the whsIc
live snJ derive their oil. and V called thei'
feeding eround-
IL the Pacific O:esn il flows sgsin north
~srd. through Behring's Straits, oy III
same ls~ which made IL accumulate In the
opea p liar Sea: that j.. being lighter shs'
water. whica il heaviest. will seeunulsss
sbou, the EQUATOR. while this oily. lighter
ms,,er wiIl do % the Nsrh Pole. snd thsss
torn the open unt:oz.n sea. Thus y per-
forms iss great office in The laboratory OF ss
ssss, a ,~lae 10 . cireuIcs through This par
ssculsr susss Of ssnd-ssoas. under th's ecn
,;nes, from the Arcilc 20 the Pacific Oeess'
by capillary attraction. and . there pls'a''
visible 10 the wster in . cosEuisted icsm q
he food of xh.: :es. prepared 10 and ey 'h'
very salt .ad d-nss water Of that tegpea'
lure, md q wing in the process Of sspsrs
rioa Tor thoussnds Il miles ncstewsrd. TORN
Inc necessarily the open Or ss''ozea ses
: "a being the great BASIN sf carbon % Oh
Of the earth ior shs use Of man
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United Sis,ss stocks worh. bat forty cen,s
}" gold per dollar. end drafting shous 10
commence % the third million q Unlea
solfisrs. can this Be wosderd sti
Do not ssy that jsss peace q nov q.
'siasbIs. though I believe !, to Be- 90. But
DO s'y 'hss frank offer BY YOU 10 The
'nsusgssts Of sWms. which The impar,isl
would say ought 70 Be accepted. win q The
worst. prove On immesse end sossly nssds I
sdvsn'sss 70 the national csuss. Il nav
ssvs ne from N~shers Insurr.c,ion.
fenss. truly. HORACE GREELEY
Hon A. LincoIs. Prssid't Washington. DC.
p 5.-Evsn though |, should b. deemed
unstvissbls To msks IN sfFss or ,srms to ,he
rebels, ] insist that. " sby possible esse, (
is desirable shss any edsr ,hsy may b die.
posed 20 nike. should BE- rscsivsd, and
either sec pied o. ssj.ctsd. ! tsg you to
invite those sow q Nisssrs. TO exhibit their
credentials end susmis their uI.ips,sp.
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