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OUU CITY. County, Tow and Hamlet in Ohio, 70
SEQ OROsBYSr LIE Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Pnptrd on superiO pap T aud bound m cloth Libra
" ard Parlar Editiobsi cnntRiniag ihe Eary dlsiO-
y aud Polite i Carer, tOgetheE with she Speeches,
Measages. PROCLAIM tuOns End other Documents, IL
Iustralive OF hs leVentful Adntnistra tiOn, and he
scenes aud evputs csnnscled n III bis Tragic End.
..e Off no fabuiJus Inducements to Agents, but
will say the WORK Is su priOr IN any points to any
row offered to ths public, and all who subscribe -
the work vii confirm Q 20 = FAM With which =
Monument a 70 be erect d in memory OF ne Great
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For terms and territory, a dess d. = GREEN,
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From sOrtn CaroIIna.-.Treatment of

| EE0uE 6OEAA aEOllHAssaM treatment q
egrOeS.
The following article is from the vii.
mington IN. c. Herald of q recent date
General Ames, GeLerals Duncan snd
Comedian have recently retur ned from ~
official visit 10 Fayetteville and vicinity.
From these off GERS we learn that we werc
premature in announcing the march Of
troops to that plsce.
General Ames and company went there
with a view of sscertaioing the truthful
ness of certain reports that have come down
here regarding the treatment of the colored
people IN that vicinity. The result of this
visit, We are informed, is the substantial
tiOn OF the fact that 8 few OF the negIoes
have been cruelty treated by not only civil
i9Ds but the civil authorities there. Two
negroes were tied up and publicly whipped
by the Sheriff on the sentence of the mag
lstrate in the town of Fayetteville.
OtheIn egroes were tied to trees and
whipped, and then left tied until q storm
Frustrated the trees and the poor negroes
fell with them and laid 8 long time before
being relieved. Citizsns, too, have pre-.
summed to exercise the authority of masters
over these people, and punish them attheir
will with such severity rs 10 them seemed
fit 1t Is even reported that negroes have
been killed by the cruelty of those who
should be brought to punishment.
All these things are not only contrary
to tue policy of the Government and mill.
tsry orders, but positively forbidden BY the
laws of the State of North CArolins. AL
negroes are no10 free. as
Why viii not the people learn this fact
and be wiser Because the people OF Fay
etteville would not admit this fact, they
have nowgot TO submitto it by the compul.
sorry power Of the bsyonet in negro hands.
The troops are o under orders 10 90
there. Tho Coysrnrnent will enfores rs
policy IfPeoPie WIN Submit willingly,
well and good otherwise they will be
compelled to submit.
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SO0 SALEsMBN WANTED-To So
OUO lioit and ill orders for the Lie Of.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
~EEFTREED ROhDIKRS.

Experienced AGENTS, Profess oual men. Lay Preach
eTs, Teachers, MsehADics and Farmers sven, will find
{ isa pleasant. sud at tb same time q lucrative Oc-
ogpatton tle comic ? season. An Did agent wTits5'
~ ia re from IS 10 l5 su4 scribers . T week"
For forther informant N apaly persODa l. 10 or ad-
dress by LaiL, q E. BOLTON Z BROS. Publishers Of
and General Agents fUr-AsoEA and knHrnNtns. at
NJ. s. % floor, LymAn's b oek, asar SSSEk HenS;
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%OU,UUO in sums to suit-stthe old stand and
SsI-kn9%n s0Ah 9sEi0E' On seou-
Diamonds, Silver Ware JeEelry. Guns, Pistols,
m - ~ srticloS n Ssi1as ~ kSna 81 per
i~sfictlrg terms. Business strictly private. Estab-
Lshed 81. MA variety Of unredearod watch
Is, Jew lry, Guns, ETC., or sails ct bargains. l
ON ss-oorneT Of Water snd SureuoF streets, over
M 80 n n = w. wAaNrR
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OPTICIANS.
&. &. gOloMoMsoN

Fra ti'ai snd Sol ntiac 0ptician, keeps the Ia' gest
assortment Of optic | Instruments IN the city
beins an old establishment, ana having been ex
t%eustveiF patronized, he hes the confidence that
bis present EtnaE Niu w.---at ALa ---AG-~--~o 0s
Puolio faYors 81 bis spectacles are Of the best
quality Of crystal glasses, ground under his own
Inspection In all cases curing weakness, diEsin.ss,
aud imparting strength for long reading and One
Sesing Artificial eyes inserted without pain.
Sup Horst frat door IRON the
entrance to the American Hotel.
BsWare Of travellers claiming 10 Be Mr.. Solo
monson or his agent. july24
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"27-BoarI Fence, loo feet Iopg, 6 feet high.
"2s-RaIl Fence, 1870 81"
|" 29~-sice-WAlaB. 1888 d"
SO-Ho'piLsI Chapel q,
The shove proptrty will be sold In lots a. speel-
fed above
The D opsty to be aiken d wn and removed
from a uni Witain { n days from dA'e o.
sale, Al tue e1p.Dse Of the purchaser.
Terms--Oa b on delivery.
sac to commence st 10 o'clock A n.
GEO. o. CADWALLADER,
ng,s9 CAPTAIN and A.. q M.
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cannot b. mad except through our du J authorized
Accents. Hence hose desiuuEa copy Tor thei- libra
RES, shouli subscribe prsmpIy, when tn opportu-
ufv j. arts Mt. L. vii nos be seld n DO k stTe5
ami cannot be had Of Us directly.
This Is posiuve, and 10 in-ure 1urchnsers against
ali p~lssi0le risks, q guarantee Is eiyen, siguad by the
Publish r AID tbs asCut-, which ~ohligAtvs the sub
scriber 50 take the b ok ouig when It IN fl, the re-
presen.ati ms Of the Prospectus in every Partoular,
Aqepts wanted throughout The ar. Exclusive
TERRITORY gwen, and luocal terms offend Tbs fol-
lowind exc acts IT IN y ports 0 Agents Will serve to
show the success o. thos iust commencIng to can
vas. Ous r ports s sub c Ibers for The hrst day.
Another. Monisy, 25i Tdursd j, lli i6ay, q ss-
turday. is; total for four days, 60. Another, % iOr
four DAYS Another, IS ior three dale. Another,
% ia SIX days. another, . M 9 W ek. Anotle-,
Al in three days Anothsr, . in three dhIs- .Augiher
ann "A Ee-k. Tha ivera q -uuber Of subscribers
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al week, that csme 10 Tuesday Horaiug Il 2, which
j. an extraordinary rasu I, considering the he Wy
rains ihroug out the co-ntry, and the lac inst
many CT our agents are disabled tO.ders VINO are
m able TO sUrk all tn Il ne. 81
Send for q circular aud blank application. incl sing
50 Tor an outf-, and m Mt Ouing . veral COUNTIES in
III order Q! YOU choice. We give poly two or thr q
township % Fgiu W tn, but hold IN 7 serve a large
field for each ag ut, - that an exte SIN o terrroIy-
can be grsutou after : pro ct trial. II iouhd hutuH-
" de-iIable.
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LAscAsrER, Ohio, July 81, 1855.
G.. B. RICHARDsoS, Ed,
AN n "

em-Oul. :. 81. Bowman, an acQuaintance OF mine
Unried 81 ties, Las h a access to my o der and letter
4 oks. embraciug Gleits Of all orders made, and let
tiers written by NE 81 c the winter OF io5l-zp W IN
and no other person has had sucI an OPP ltunity &
read my secret thoughts AM acts. lbeteVe him to
b. in DOS iession d ali auth mite iEcts that caniLtsr-
est the general resfer.
/ am, &c.t
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WANTBD-ATrENTIoN Something
FIJI n airy hlbum, with tWeuty-four %pictuTes Of
cue UaieH Generals, fer 50 cents Agents wanted
imne lately. Price per dozen to Agents So 90. or
sL.75 bsr h n dozen. Sem all or lerS 10 o. u.
Briggs IH Dearborn ST.. Chicago, II. aug4 :2t2
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WANrED : AGENTS for SHBR-

~ MaN I'M HIH WI HUNS U = 7. .. W.
Bowman and 1t. Jol. Il b. Irwin. I Vol. 200
pages, Ciolh g 50. 18th eight sTl'ndid st, 81 par
trait, and Maps. rlanB, &c. n s woTk-wIifteA iy
Colonel Bywman, Gen. Sh,rmal 3 p rso al Tiond,
ami It. Col l. gi1. one Of oir nblest milaary VIII
er--is tits complete official history OF this grand
army as . VIII / AID in siiiss detsils. Evy OO.ts,
d VISION, BrEaie, aad Regiment Is aw At ed 8 iuli
share Of G. cit and Iraise the rOu Is II march are
caruiu y oii0 red; the battl S aud skmmish = arc
de-cribsI with tbs rivduess { actual piric patton ;
and the who e n rrative Is enllv5ued by the ooun less
incident, roth sad and ninth u, that were al in
eyita ls acc mpaulmclt Of such Camunigus.
No Othe. oucal and authentic Hi tory OF this
great a, nv will lie pubishgu. IrIO -tha ar Hri. eIs
Cal have aeCsB 10 the private and tmolal papers o.
The several commanders. All such information Is
i6f0w ~ Tetttr nom ftfaT5u-rmauvuv
In. uH a. cha aCter of the cork:
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CO KER MONTH-Anrnn az

plcU wanted in every County and P1OU
ate. to sell tho BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE, rrice
s S; fully icensed under patents o. Howe, Wheeler
Y,v 4 month y saafy a5d e1aa0sas ~ siiow I'LL
90 umn-siOn-On sales. For part Gu ars, nlu strated
catalogue, territory, &c inclose . stamp aDd address
= GE ROFHERS, cole Agents n United States.
~ Summit st.. ioleio, o.. suglf:262:lmd3mE
DHOTOGBAPH CARDS FOR GEN
> rLEMEN.-Ssmple with catalogues sent for Is
r-Hts. IncIose al enYelore with your own name.
ard Sidress ID. HEMETTE, Sc Liberty st., New York
tzrv JeI2:2lt d,
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MI-CELLANE OUS.


.nHE-HTGHEsT CASH PBI5E PAID
i 70 sec-nd-ha q FuEniiuIe aud parpets et II.
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AUCTION.
oFTITE ASST QUARrEBMAsTER,
CLEVELAED, ohio, August 18Th, 1865.

NOTICE Is REREBY GIVEN, That
~ in pursuance Of instTuctilns from the Chief
Q-uartermaster Of the Northern Department. ' viii
1T he property known IS the U. 8. General HOs-
piIal, On the Heights, ct Cleveland, Ohio said
property consists Of board buildlng g, as follows;
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ing hand Of a beniacent Government and
in pro tion as his ignorance and degra-
dAiiv ass swsyy precisely in the ratio
TIA 81 beedmdB he receptacle of intelli-
ssSce sAd hswe wffthis bassleas AntsgO-
nism disappear.
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VHANTED-IOO SALESNEN-For

w He ,dley's new work, .GRAET AND SIBERIAN:
Theig Campaigns and Gunerats;' complete in O-e
lAage a-d uputb vi ustratsd vOlum-, bOuad in
three styles. Prices $50 s. IS aud Sf,tO. = large
commits on alO Aed. Ag Its ure NEE ing with ex-
iraurdinary 81. c -. S-ud stomp for cir ulsr. j.. J.
wills IN & Co. AtWabr b ock, CleTelsnd, GeJe-
raj Agents fr No th-Tn Ohio. -auRl7 -2S
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WANTEO-- SITUATION To do
w somslrht work Of a su7erintend ng character,
by a One-aim d soldier, VIII can givs he best r CON-
m ndA j ms. Address GARDINER STEaRNS, oe
RihRs Pc t-onc. On. RhoEs lor U. hng2 2I
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WANTED-TO RENT OR BUY-A
w HOUSE or a small amiiy, within Is or 20
mi nut q from Water street Rent shall OF ex ,eed
so ser month Apply toJ. Id. at French a
Ks tbs. auRIQ. rs
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Nv ANTEn-O Monnd

~ ed Soldiers ani side awake men a d gOmsn
Naetedt u canvass FOR Greeieys American COnnist.
Tins u rOt one % the um-ruus catch pHUn5g b ste
urs o the war hat hzy b en- hurE ediy written sid
: eSed broadcast sv=r the ianl, butt is a rich store
hruss OF I'M ulb e histOT cal matt T, Unb fUuud
widely scattered elsewhere. aud vh n completed will
staud like g ftrmei s corner b after haTvest-packed
fuu OF g dirn ggBfn.
Canvass rs > 50 wanted for 'FJur Years in Seces
saY9 b. JuLius He n Browne. As . work 9 art
III . b ok has hardly q fault, from the intro uctHy
Sentences % h. hual In this respe I, it sEks
one Of h gOrld-fzmous statues Of G-reeCe-cnaste,
5oautiiui and pc ftct. 5 wit l. deiicI e, yet uu-
gent; tslhstCEic-e egant YET flrcible, its narrative
unvarnsbe yet rOmautc, AMI is sentences round
and RI ythnicEl az a stHnZ . d verse.
tn te books are now ready ford livery.
LENiB QNHEY, General ARrn for n Jfheru ohio,
DIT. ern I'D ana and Mich ga, No. IA -u2er-or
81, Ci Yelanj. U. +. {. Box i6Zl.
a gZZ. PA HOT seOdAEAW
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w NHED-RESIDBNOE-FOr cssh,
w a soOd re adence, without basement, on or near
n street RailrOg~, Hast SIDE. Price not 10 txc ed
s. 90. Address LIE t-r Box 23sS. au22ZfO
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WANTS.

German
w who speaks and writes Engli,h perfectly, and
has some kno Fled q OF Bookkeeping, tsires TO o :
{ in empl yment; is not ARA d Of HOIk. AdJTes r.
d., L ader Office. bngA:H5
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&, +. VESF d Vs.,
tVEGTERN DunUHGHEns

"a West + urth street, inciausti, Obj
81 Dearborn 81 Get, Chicago, Ill. lang 6:Z5s-Iwas
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alIRuR SALE-HOUoE AND IOC las
Il bskest. Hous ia tip-tJp condition. .Enquire
on the premises Us5.2A1
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LOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
Z Hcu.a. IS and IS Prospect street. Suitsb 9 for .
BOARDING no tse. Terms easy. Enquire ofOOkWAH
W. NORlE q thr la1ce Rackns : Noble. iel3:F
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saGTORi SAIE-KENDAIA2S-At her.
Wy BOUskFlELD z CO.'S Woodep-ware
3 s"iMRSEes3fy ,8hffhe FlbaS" Oil soon, or tbey win
-. BE- an gone. --ff-r auelf.2S
, 1865-11-16

A Switch Left Opcn-A Train Broken
Tp-S1x Per*on~ Dun%e5ousay
injured.

A ter.1b}e tlIlruad accident, the trault Of gFoss
carplessneeh, occurred about hatf-past t~o O'CLOCK
yesterday morning IA the Inc Of the Rock Island
st1,sd about 1hrcc miles sb1e eide Of Morris, by
which the whole train was thrown ftom the track,
six persons seriously injured, one OF them tassily
and many o;hc1t more Or !Gss as' zncn1oas
The lraIn proceeding as the rate q twenty-ase
1nl!et m houI. suddenly turned OF n The darkness
o,e9 switch that bad been eaeessly !en opea, ana
car. Was prec1pitated down IN embanintut. tne esx
passenSeT md two baecace cesz being turned mp
The train w.s tllled With passengers, and The beds
III The sleeping cat were al occupied: The Widest
constcrnatian reisncd. md IN the darkness no one
could discover the cause Of the accident
ease car, fruu4a which tmoIe was seen 70
IT. &ste sss s.t e g M sa &c
He foGnd on examination. thai the coala scattered
from f., " Ftovc had isrted the goods ~ The car
tort They stumbled On The Exprefs Agent John S,
MaE1n, Y. ). Line, who wns covered up b. The
xIecs md unable 10 NOW. Whcn rescued, ii Vas
exploration Of ahe wreck fesnlt,d In The finding OF
several otne5 Trznons y h0 wcre Imprisoned ANON.
the nebaae' but none were dead, and all may re.
cover.
Those most eeycre,s Injured ART the newsboy,
nnme not Hkesatatned, Ar. Curraneton Of Davcn
81 Ec,y York shoulder dt.ocsteu, and John Cur;
ofNcw York. About dnzen others were fpipret
siichtly, among them LII. Wheeler, the con1acioI
II il feared The newslIoy Is 80 much Injured TIM
te canpot recover. None OF the other ca<es VIII i
tatAl.
s+1ire in his city 81 h4af part twelve o'clock ~
tcsaaT, epcclal train hasdng been sent ont tos =
r,atfcpgc.p. The baggage uas considerably I
iu1cd. ...,,,,x . n ,,;v. A.
4n5nru,sf1or at,opt the accident, following out 4
ulnto.t rcncraI policy Of attempting TO Keep IL iFo
tx l.caWleGge OF the public
, 1865-11-16

N0NTEE4L, NOV. u.
Markets dul and very little demand receipts i,Igs
FIncR Supe1nne extra. f1.N98.1o; extra, 9tHkA
7in: faUcv, 3IDu47.1D Wtlland canal. xS .oz6 No
iCansds Wheat, t6.2a&61o; Westesr. Il. .re eAH: ~,
GRAE-Whest-EsnadA and Western fa919l-N
0ste J47$3c. harley dull
, 1865-11-16

3a.h VII YiAr, sr,,l.ur tatb ycYs. Cant a
Norton. 2spts T. Bennett, Ceps. ". T. TeoTMidee.
CAT ~, 81 HtsTeos- Cast, &, Ktynolda. fFth WI
lie Tress1,sr Suade hls ttpext e5oTsnT x,is;S
In hand.-Adopted-
On motion the to7owtoC comm 'ttee ~a4 ap-
on1es e 'es z Psn ~ 1as 9ost IL
Tie TSs c1 tmsa ~ mon mon n3oi lon .n,,,,,,.d ~
ex~ nses Ikel7 10 Be- incurred i1 II. sno,ef5 a7
com1nliiee % or inyitstiou 70 Tia bsuanet m tpono'
rfa telen w. -,+sc..e 1rs-s ~ a1arsa3 e..
.oo" i's oD'es's "eAs e'ss'e4 ''s Law e"s07
giSesident-<;eo. cas.,p. F.,erh,,a
yiee FSreideats-sen- 1at' t a n. H.sn,e, oe,e,s
seaetarJ-Ga9t h.s Re5no;ds,
Medical lpiree.or.su1eeoa .e hchstds,.
all members three mouths previous 10 the annuai
enable excuse for ahacnen to be dropped from mem.
The lime and place of the next annual meeting
! were lcil to the d1Fe1etfon Of the President
The thants Of The association were rendered to
the .; 8: Serr1ce Club for The use Of the room and
'es1s '6sfseS sf'ns no further business the meeting .d
The ens,. y, ths - Rn. na An as4o', Association
meeting a ae B5g, 1oa,s II an The s,san ,ss
- ~ 1Sefr ia eom1nsndes Hrg' Cen. MarcelIns
u .1+u- .%f Fr%r. 1y,A rnSt$
=. ~. ~ aoM 1ss fa,x. NV ro}R.n,a s1htch +xe,
,.n,naasiv .1 ~ nd1nte5 -
'aul11o1a'' '1'p,sa x,
THE nAseutf.
The members OF The two orders at down to a
banquet at The Briggs Hoose n re eyening: u "a.
n !nggompsu aaaI and &C aa sgsa va . dlssstea 60 O
pleasant evening. ..........,
Amer the supper, volunteer toatss were proposed
crops,y appreciated Abou, osae hundred and ~
were present. and among them as Etatoss we
Gcn&H; Baksf Ad3a y ~ shas SencaM o. coz io9a ~
"a. O. % 9ssis!sat 4 snpesin.snasnt ID q shs To!sds
Major wa iSp stn
md xe!s setpesasa te y ths ssn.le@an haasd:
.nsl; Ges; " IT T. she1m1n nsx1a1 ~ b{ Csgt: cue, Is rs
sgondstda 70 q zen: ps h,S ot . Sneahs r. aa saa
haa Eqppoted him s9 % able 'i1aer M eve.y dinsnt{ T.,
nstee ,n @ }he y III e Amv coSn. 81 Gen Rose4a
seen9noea % py ven. eiessam. -. e., .
"lhe memory ot ous iaiacossa nieha 4nu com
msn4s maI. 1en; s Wh,a " r. Gets dsG ne
eouniea ths services e ,as 1!!h r. srgy A. e1gRs; o
eopneson sSa es1s 9iis xhies s Gen Fs!:ehIas essr
afsppE manner q tssn ieknsR, ~ vac epo.s
lie lie R as&s* aadsr Gen S9er%sn; 1u., ..,.o,,.
"Tle Stata Of !oWn. oy Csp5 IEaen. Tespona.e T.
to By Adtt Gen Aa&et. Mno eallea at,ention 70 .
2 ncglecttu! manner Y ~Mch me eoiosess feeofo
~r5s kert ey ne , es'efn sttes fI9 ron, 1oh,,,
"Ihe aeathea t3aa ssme Mnn f!oM Es!p., Joaun,
> Logan" ~ Gen. EdN1n AcLooE7 ~ =. co1neeno
WITH which !he enaanan 9as1ea q ~ as, oe t,t
Hunna, 11a .s;d ,hst tTH,ni. .Ton}d nerer NM
n. 6AJn1e1 ~no sa!n iaa1 A!lao4s M"u!u Aefts ptu'
!. talse 70 the secosa sne nau n1asf ~! Hoata "
enoW d'.t. g. :I,essa ~ MN srs y, ae9
+ ha;ne. - Ae4 eo'''A' '''"~'' '''~N .''~.
ihe man Mao NY nza os&soy IL gshog IN IN Y Y
poIn.nea1 r. s tSnnnSf r9oS ~ AZ, ~ NAV.
10y no; Geo a"ats .snnnSsa r. r. Zen Resd
- zen; NtauI. Is ~ r ~ -. SsSt
=, 5I tSt9 o. H. ~ 5s,s.aa,.s r. ~ hnIn-
, 1865-11-16
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
y. 7. independents Quotations.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ifiounel
NEE YoKk. Wednesday Evening, Nov. i.
The Independent has the following: Trade u qulef'
The demand for hotnenAde goods has substded 70
much u to 111oE some accumulation Of Stocks and
usjcea arr less dn. ANY great pressure
to etlt necese,tstea come concession m pce. brown
md Heached sblrttpgs and sheetlngs show decline
tra further heaytnesa. Drills not 70: in good sup
p1y, oui arc dull, hnd heavy in price, Prints have dt-
cltped the mott heartily. The high prices allowed the
market 10 he 1s,xely supplied b. imported prnts md
un the demand Ia, fallen OF thst the stock Of do
.,,r 1rtnts |. accomplishing. Tho pressure to sell Is
yev great, and prices keep dtcaiatnE almost daily.
Gnehsns sfter being scared for long tirne re no*
Yrv Abundant, snd Are heavy In price. In #oolens
slso prices Ase fa1lIng peanes szo alugs1sh OF sAe
Ut decline. ..-..-...-.,
The fo1towink 4re the Indtpeadenrs quotations:
, 1865-11-16

NEW Toax, Hov. Is.
Co71ps-stesdy At sas1c for riddling.
FInUR-0peued frm and closed dull. without an}
DECIDED Change, at $s2A@8N Tor e1tfn STATE: *a9t4
$40 for extra round hoop Ohio; and $sls9l2lo Tor
WnisKIT-stesdy It s3.sxz3.H for Western.
GEkIN-Whent opened 4 eha1c trt1er. aud closed
ogiet 1t elT@tS9 Tor Chicago spf1ng; sl.1as!S foE
1ulwaukee Club; t1-ss@ 9o for neF amoeE AnEaa. ~
Frr. 4Jifa7Ix for rev amber State. and $16IS Tor
new white Gene4ee Rye antet and q9sns1ged e heE
lev heavy. for CAndd1 East, and Il . for EAnaaa
Vest Harley Malt quiet. Cotn !c better ssas2c fot
pnspnnd; 9l3a5c for sound mixed Western; $lng fof
white Western. OatR heavy and declining; a"sa-e
for uuEoupt; bS962Hc for sound.
CorTH-F111u but qulet. .,,<.
3io1Assx+Qulet e.,
G3c fof refined ID bond. and DC ior % frees
hsavy I'D ioTdf; ~ - sis3$ II II
psime ss. 81 NV mess fof e. pses"6sr b ~ npgsss
mess: and 9i@sla Zoo for extra ness. Beef hane
quiet At 4465Es a. Cut meats quiet 4
eaaler. Lard stcady aud quiet at 2s92s1c. Butte
Ia demand at 24sc for Ohio, and sa9aac ios state
G|haean rr9a 1 TIC
, 1865-11-16

tie following Insurance On thess ha1ases' f0s+
ERta;i seeg5,y 4 ehlesso. aS S@
1rdea Clty of fchlaco..... .....-.........- 9 S9
Oo1nnetrsal ot Chicago. '.-'...''''-... 1s@
Ea[,s Ear,oTa sneI.n rs PS,i..jpS,..
@ seecl:,y oi New Yorf. atoo
Thu, On stock ~, ,soo
and the following insurance On flfn1tulc- .-n,
Commercal Of Albany. -.-.......I 1ooV
The building e damaged bJ hre md water os9 70
absat ouehlsa III os1glna eo. sonsanese nTea.
Metch1nrs, Chtcago..... .....-..-.'....stioo'1on1
Fireman., :;:.+....'......-.;'.''.. i9o0
Tct1l tnsuranca on building. ng........-+.'''*N"V
The insurance End law otsees On The d.1t aao
second doo1t tFe damaged con1tdeuntJ ny Msi.s'
valuable library, owned By asss{s; "ase' E4at5
wns much danaged, but Is fnlH insured, Aeass; r.
M11ier & Wil1na.9h, who cecnpaea he tpsna.a a.
zee the corner hare removed acIos' q @ 5as ssfee.
The insurance Office Of Messfe. u. W. fnl41ps q
Co., sltuated directly over Miller & Milnafth :,
Was more or less drtnehed Mt: Philips, "nose
ans t..e I'D .Fs r. s5s waGy Ne e6oiee
works. Of ut. which OF course GIG oot ese7po
intur7. .-n.,s-ssv ,.a stated
that the fop was covered with competition roofing;
It xns OF tn the qualities Of which are considered
tnffsioF TO competition By competent roofers. VI,
Tne origin Of the fire 10 unknown. ana In Eli
probability wiu remaIn n5ste9 tor all time
The Opera.
This evening, the great pritna donna, 6axzaniea
makes her debut in Chicago In Ii Favortta taiane
| the role Of leonora. The rehearsal yestertay.
promises superb performance, and We have no
doubt one Of The largest opera audiences ever as.
semblea in this city wtll be present to greet the
/ sinner whose fame 10 worldwide. Last eTentus,
tbe tfoupe eaug In kalamazoo with great success,
As will be eeen BY reference % our dispa!cos*: Ia;
iof he matinee On Saturday, Einanf
| 4 TEI1cMERIED PRoxoT1oN.-Col- s. Lock
wood Brown, @. n. Dept, Ctaet Of the Division o
Regular Supplies, Quartermsster Genetafs once,
has been bresetted Br1gadiee Gcneral OF Vouh'
tee7s, to date from March 18th, 1865 for mertor1ous
! and faithful services during the war, Gen. Brown
3Tns for1ne1iy ven Known merchant Of this city
and Is son Of Hon. ". q. Brown President O
ma Wanrfscturers' National Bank BE entered lht
sery5ce ss Captain and Assistant Quartermastel
Of Volunteers IN 1861, was soon Appointed Ch!e
pnarfeImaster OF the Department Of Central Mis-
sonn, aud ID 1861 was ordered od 70 Mashington ,n
The position Of Chief FORAGE Officer Of the Easter,
armies and 10 the (nthinl manner In which be f1l
dlled the nranous duties Of thnt position as due,
r5e4t measure the success OF the Union arm
which eliminated Ia the surrender Q! Gen. Lee. -
an evidence Of the heayy responsibilities that hay
been placed upon him, II may be mentioned that .
millions OF dollars. Gen. Brown. on the occaslo
Of his promotion. WINS presented BY the smpaoye
OF the tth division Qu4ftermastef Gencfafa od!e
! with pa{r Of diamond tipped ttnfs.