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ConLty Jrdge-Capt. y. S. Ma:arty.
County Tnasu1I- czp,. J. ". Mccullough.
Comfy Clcrk-Capt Geoec kImmcr.
County survryt1-lieut. E. ". Dickinson.
School Commfsefoner-Serg'i John Buckingham,
AEnsstz In Rio Jnnetro-The Brazilian
Punch Describes Him.
IErorn fhn Boainn TrnnarEir,t1

Punch Describes Him.
From the Boston Ttausc4ipt3
We have Just seen the Bazar Fo:ante, the
Chariyasi OF Rio dc Janclro, which answers,
In political and comic point Of view, more
to the English Puath than any publication In
onr country. This number has ono engrav-
irg and two capital bon n.ots on AgRssiz,
showing the very1hfgh appreciation In which
the great naturalist 10 held in Brazil.
a short time after the Professor arrived ut
Rio he was inyited 9{ the Emperor end The
course Of lectures on the glaclal theory, In
thc French language. The hat was tic re-
cepticn hall Of the Pedro Scgundo Collcge-a
room which contains COO people. Agassiz rr-
fused any compensation. On each evening Of
the four lectures ,2oo people sought adinis
sion. The most distinguished professional
men, noble1nen and statesmen, were there
the Imperial family. refusing 10 be seated on
tho usual elevated dafs, took seats democrat
ically With the audience. It Ia suid that
Agnssiz IVES never before SO eloquent, while,
III bis natlrc language, discoursiug In 4 city
wllcrc popular. lecture had never before
been given.
At tho close Of the flr.s lecture the Profess
eor, in bis frank way, said that le would be
glad to answer any objections or difficulties in
regard to the glacial theory, Upon this arose
led name would be Mr.. 0ak, who proposed
certain objections. The result was thc
biaudest and most complete retutatIon Of the
objeetor- But the Bazar Folanse ncxt week
came out With most beautiful portrait Of
Asassix, In the form Of q giant Standing amidst
Alps and glaciers, while at his heel was a1l
acosn-healed Llllfputlan, with the branch OF
M oak endeavoring to upset the giant There
| Is no explanation heyond 4 big K and an 4.
H Is dg9a In the Portuguese, while X Is saas
| or sees: Hence the pictures and letters read,
1.-The little oak cudeayoFs to upset the great
| AECaEscs.'' t.
Most Of the Brazilfans at Rio understand
! an1 speak French, but there were some at the
lectures who, IT Ia supposed, were deficient tn
| that tongue ALI OF nE remember Agassiz's
remarkable facility In illustrating his lectnres
By draHi Ing upon the blackboard. Que Of fie
lectures was upon the general structure of
organized beings; and fishes, aunlrupcds,
&C., skiilfuliy drawn, appeared with rapid
succession. The Brazilian Punch meets a
friend, and thus halls him: :"Well, Jose,
were you yesterday at Agnssiz's 1cctuzcs IN
what language did he speak 81
jose" Now that's a good one. or course
In the universal lanGuage-the French.
"But you didn't understand what he SAID.
Tou don't know French |
jose" Well, now you nre undesirable. Is
1t necessary TO- understand French 70 under,
stand such q genius as Agassiz? Oh, wh4t
clcarness aud: perepicuity he employs! He
tnkcs the chalk In his hand like lightning ne
draws fish. What can he add by wordl
Tic thing Is already complete It Ia q fish,
, 1865-11-11

were also seen about o'clock In the morn
u1g. driving rapidly.
The amount taken is not Jet aaco1tafned,
but It is supposed 10 be rt1y 1arge.< Several
hnve lost their all. Rockwell, the banker,
loses largely. The amount may reach 80 900.
, 1865-11-11
CHICAGO LuaI BEE MARKET.

FE1DAT EVENING. Nov. TO-
The following table stows:he receipts and shipments
Of Lumber Shingles and Lath during tbs past twenty
forz hours:
1nr,n.r Receipts sh'R2snf'' RSi
SHINGLES n. m.......,..s.,.,.,..,... EN H6
YAth n..,.... ,,.,...,...,.. -. Sl4
LuMpER-Thu demand for well assorted carEpts Is
good, and the market ts fsm- Inferior cafcoes are
dull and dragging, prices ruling tn vor Of buyers.
sates wefe:-ca1go schr. Mitchell, Marquette, 2om Il
each st1ips aud boards. st SlGs cargo schr- Seneca
Chief do, 40 do It st6-5o; cargo achE+ Challenge
do. G3 do, at e1sso: cargo sch. Pilgrim.
14o1u Il strips balance boards 1t t17oo; cargo schr
Abigail AusSegoD, 50 n over strips balance assost"
ed at ft7 5Q csrgo scn1 Barber, do, 20 do at917oo
cargo schr. Meridian 10, 80 n Do, at cargo schr
Alliance Manlstee, 1so 2x4s, Josts ETC., Il s1Soo
cargo echr. Clpsey. do lso 21lo, }olsts and few
strips at 3ts0 and dock load long sawed timber II
aoshE
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Philadelphia Provision M&Fket-ypv. r.
The market for tho boz generally IL almost
at stand still for the want OF atock and The saIea of
Pork arc only 10 retail way at for mcss
si4-to4ls:oo nr country md city mess NothIas DO
which are Eorainai1y unchanged Lard u sel1lnx n
lots. as ranted 4 tos tlesee Butter 1n steay
aud 4@ Sc. for choice the latt for Goshen Cheese
Is arriving md selling freely at =, the hitter
for stccttd New YORK dsiries.
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NnsbY.. /
Written for the Cincinnati Conmerrdal]
MR. SAsB1 HAS CONVERSATION WITH TIE
snEv1r

Written for the Cincinnati CornmerrdaL]
Mr.. SAsBr HAS 4 CONVERSATION WITH TEE
DEVIL. =:
SAINTS. REsr fw7cn Is IN THE St1TE Er
Moo GEEsErl October 2aa 1861 81
Day atore Yesterday Iattendld mectin in
the next town tn Sairts' Rest, aud addressed
a highly Intelligent body uy Dtmocratik con.
.stitooents on the issucs nv tho day, md Wuz
a 1ctufnfu On the mite trnne on the Camden
and Amboy, wich Is the beauty and glory nv
Moo Gcrsey. Iwuz SUNNI ::a:iiayatid, hevin
consumed .12 cubik feet W Btimulance, wich
Is moro than !Cy yoosual allowance. But
WIZ provoked in3 doin 1t. :. 4 parscl NV r.
timed soljers kept g irretatln me by maxim
irrelevant remarks doorin' my speech, sich e.
ptnun reyolyers at nc aud pullin Me on the
Stand, ct settry. !.
When the conductor cum around REMARKED
to him that WIZ q humble worker tn the
CRATE coz nv Dimocrisey-that bed no mo,
neg and never he'd, and, therefore, expected
tobc PASSED to my home FREE
The effect upon him Euz wonderful! The
poar man turned e. pale ez gost, and stag
grin 'agin the s1de nv the cur speechlls, he
beckoned tn brakesman, and made mo.
ton. Instantly WIZ seized, and bore o1t
The trane.
/ saw akkount ur the insidcnt in the daily
papers the next mornfn, under the foler1n
head lines:
Alarming Progrens nv Rad1kaIfsm-
The lsMiyyari<* nv Society Rrealkiu
to be Dedhedet1 Oyer aa1e Camden q
Amboy-Proiupt mud Heroic Aci<Ahen
Wv the eConductor-k1txS Salary Raised
by the Company.
Fu1lin in2 q convenient hole alongside nv
the track, swooned. While In that saw
on the fence near nc the form W Satan him
self.
UAvant !'' criedI "co1nest thon to tor
ment nc afore my time:''
, 1865-11-11

Mr.. Jefferson Davis. was well known hy
sight to most OF the citizens Of Richmond
a1d sojouEners here during the wAr. He
might lie seen any morning walking with
erect mien and measured military step from
his residence on Clay street to Ills Office N
the third story OF the custom house, or any
evening during the spring, and summer Of
months Of the present year, at which sere1tl
times the federal hosts were laying Siege t9
Richmond, riding 10 tho front, a1oue, or a.
companied by slrglc aid. These frequent
occasions gave all an opportunity Of becon.
iIE familiar with his appearance. With Mrs.
Davis It was different. Few Of our cltlzeAs,
beyond the congregation Of ct. Paul's church
ever saw her, and not more than a do1n
visited her eociably. Che and her sister. Mss
snd daughters of Confederate officials, who,
wNh The staff md post otacers Of the Con-
fcdernta army, make up what was known IS
the t'conrt cifcle.'' Though Mr.. Davis'
family were little known to our people, they.
for four renrs, held such high position here
that their late must be matter Of some inter
est to Us. WIZ tue PURPOSE Of stating their
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Is residing at the honse
Of AIr. Schuyler, near Augusta, Georgia.
She enjoys her usual robust lealth, Is Enilor
no surveillance. and Il. permitted to cores
pond at will with her husband and friends.
Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Davis mother, is in Cana
In, in general charge of the children Gf the
1atter, Of whom Maggie, aged eleven years, y
treu1, aud Jeil:, aged nine, Is at school a.
Lennoxville, distant from Montreal sixty
Rurton N. Harrison aud Col. Lubbock, Of
Mr.. Dnvis' military family, are still In eolitnrT
confinement ut Fort Delaware. = =;
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The Apple TFadc or N1fchfGan-800,oOO
B8rre14 Sent to Market.
ffcrnr,a lhs 0at4s,it E.oa Iaraaa

trade, nc hare been at tile trouble to procnre
statistics of the amounts thus far delivered
this seafon at the different stations on theline
Of the Michigan Central Railroad. The num-
her nf bnrrefs Ia as follows:
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method for f,laJtng q cholas panic IN this
country. however eiacaciops 1t might prove
in Eauad1.-
, 1865-11-11

rdH sdits Of Grain ar6 nsdde q aaass af e
xtoruge+ IN aceoT1uNcf1eGA resolution passed On
'cadser. 9no Gre 20 reorsetb BY uatess otAelcae
3pecfF<dl
. FRDAT EvEsrSG, Soy. 10.
FHE1EIITS-LAKx FHl1HrR-#ere quiet and
Fetomac corn at g; tarqaa Hasery. wheat SIC.
scn9 A. < Ha1t Snd eIE9son. corn 1t sc. To Qs~E~
111schz E4sas, y htak a. l3c. - =
AnEo4D 1EEGn1s-Afs Gtu1 ut the recent ad-
, 1865-11-11

Samo time last peek......,ssa So. &55
Thcsales to-day foot up 1sod head, ranging ID prce
ssom 1850 70 $e.go, chledy 1t Im8L5-
The market to-day has been quiet and prices nre
hardly 70 good on couuon grades Of Catte- Theruts
vegJ tiemQuiry common varieties and selleEshayo
worked them on with dit6cult5 ern 1t tho Decline
Good shipping Steers aud extra Cows are In good dc
uand, and eoumand fu1 prices he receipts, 1t VIII
be seen art very nearly the ssnt As Last week, bus
larFe number remain unso1d 1t tho various yazds.
We auoto the market oul,, and prices 1o35c per
loo tha lower common grades. but aetlEo aud nrn
for good beares-
ucstya FK1c1s TO-DAY.
Ersyu Bteees-Flne, tst> welltoEmed. 4tos
years old Steers, and averaging LOO ~
p9, a2a p<TesGooa, 1.ttattsd, i.iriy' '''s"
formed steers, averaging from 400 to !, 10
fdsr y c1aa::-fsir Sts7s. IL iii 1esi. ~ '''
vss v<fssfDs 1M EesaAHssjata H. ~ ssse; md ri;
Gows, nt foF city slaughter. md averaging o,,
SCI s*issS Iassieocommon =. Cattle: ii decent
resh, s1ssa..1s D9si iood rs. st-......... oaatso
s5xs ID as.ss sRs s9.sn. .9a Sc 5 s5s ssf s.
so9s 50
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
su1HxAx TARps.
The market here has been seEy dan, and We only
note the following eales:
Gregory = Hosley sold calasers 10 head med.am
=: :: z:sias HI sass ss:s
MICHIGAN toCrnsK3 yAKD.
The market has been quiet here and prices ef
mon grades are hardly up to the rate Of yesterday
Good cattle would sell we'll Tbs salcs foot up 2.s
head. ringing In price from S11 to $3.50.
The following nc the TRANSACTIONS:
En~rlsht sold Smith I. head, averaging 81 ns- At
$40.
Ntehols / Ad.ns sold Jones clifford liz head. ~
e1aEtnE 1,ln ns, At 46N.:
Adams sold Houale{ - hezd Averaging 1.oi ~, Il
Sis
Griale5 I Co. sold Livingston II head. AVERAGING
Livingston sc!d 0'M.ly 10 head Heifers, averaging
l,tsQ d. II ts.oo.
Eosast so!d BosiaDd % head. averaging 1.aa os.as
$50.
Nichols 4 Adaus sold Tennessuy.7 = head, sEesastns
FTP ~, at $t4n-
HH at aid B,rlaud % heal Averaging ~ ~ ~ =
hrtaley sold Enwtlghs IL head. Averaging 'SS 49,
str,horu sold o-Ma1ey u hesd Cows avtra s1as Wv
rs. Rt &l<.s. ~,v,-YAxpsx
.nh h.,r monex.to h~re and all good
,,.t,e x,o tio,ed ont. Thssc senhn1ux Ase mostly
, 1865-11-11

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

OEJ1CK OF IHE DAILY TMHrxLl
FRIDAY EyK1lx6. NpF. 10.
BREF GATTLE-AccosdnR 70 the Board Of Trade
rerorts the receipts aud shipments nnce our last L.
aua compared With tho corresponding period OF 1851,
have bern fbIIowB 1t should be borne in mind that
these shipru MS md reee!pss sfe t-ag thosa of the
hnr nrerfh5nr.
, 1865-11-11
ROLLER Hay PRESS,

Report Of the Cohlnfttcc Of the Ncsv
York State Agricultural Society.
No H.. Machines and Implements for Gathering,
Elean1ng s1d ThNslilny crups-Dest Hay Ptcss,
Roilcs-Coltcn, Waste, & Erothrr, Ga1esburs, ILL.,,
iltr1hxe Medal
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s.ms tIua laxt weeE.......9kAl -. a.ooo -,..
Ths reported sales today foot up 4o hesd, ranging
In trtce ttuna $11oo to -. chiefly At tto3il:
The market to-day haa been moderate and prices ger-
orally about the SAND as jeaterday and TeEJ arm-;
The receipts eonanue Light being only about half
those fer the game time Last week and neaEa1 ss9A
less than for the saue time during the corresponding
week Of 1854. ....
Notwithstanding dc tight receipts, the uarEes has
been 80 Inactive that quite number remain IN the
yards unsold. : '','
Most Of The packers are stll quiet snd tho few ope-
rating are. With ono exception. doing upon very
limited scale
We quota the nassct As moderate ana prizes with.
out spectat chanEo- .'.. t'
- -- HOG SALES TODAY.
., sNKRdAy IARDs.
The market moderately active acd prices about
- yesterday The total aaes ate sco head. ranging
nom st0Go to Slaoo.
, 1865-11-11

T0Ef WAfNE T4tDe.
Thtrn has been more bu8inesa done here than At any
othtF yard, and prlces arc abo1t ~ yesterday. Tho
salcs foot up soco head Ringing IN pticn from $It0 10
S1scy -.-,
, 1865-11-11

GOVERNOR mAny1N,s MESSAGE.
The message Of Governor Marvin to the
STATE Convention in Florida IL the most rea-
sonab1e Slate paper tlat has proceeded from
any 1f the rceonstruc1inE governors. THIS
is partly 10 be accounted for upon the fact
that Governor Marvin is /, Northern man,
and, though for man: years Judge Of the
T. 8. District Court at Key West, was nescr
a alare.owner. Unlike the other provisional
governors, also, he T=s not even constrnc-
lively rebel, having lett Florida at the CON-
nenccmcnt OF the war and remained until
it's close in New York, OF which State he was
formerly q resident. Governor Marvin ap-
prosches the subject Of Reconstruction, there
fore, with mind less biased By pro-slasery
predictions than any Of his gubernatorlal
contemporaries.
Governor Martin recommends TO the
Couycntion-1, that the eeccssinu ordinance
be declared uull End void =, that The rebel
war debt lc repndiatcd !; 3, that slavery he
1arovcr prohibited By constitutional clauses;
4, tnat the nnti.t}Hrery amendment to the
federal constitution be ratified, and, s, that
clanse shnll be inserted In the constitution
protecting the black race in common with
the whltc rrcc in their rights Of person and
property, and guarding the tworaces against
Determinations 10 Ike made between them hy
the Courts or Legislature touching these
rights" Gov. Marvin does not recommend
that the Legislature sha1l be prohibited from
discriminating between the two races IN the
matter Of suffrage, or any u1her political
privilege; on the contrary he thinks 1t
proper, for the present, at least, that such
r. L
, 1865-11-11
C3MMERCEAL,

EVlVW EkRGENL,
. .Fn1pAE EVENING, Nov. 10.
The following summary shows the muycmeat Ia
Produce md Provisions during The past twentylour
honEs, compared With the Increment for tho sauac
.sle -. $50 nScE1rrs or rnopuc1, nor. 10. !.
, 1865-11-11
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1865.
MIR. MEDILL,s LETTER.

At. 1oselu 'aeo,u 1aolsnes ealo ~ lns
1-ss'N'ss "ea'.st" Nnsn "e st1"e4s- ~ w.
. - ~s r.. na.n ~ s.,,a. T.. ~ .oaon+
e,"",,aa ~ Mn .,,na.,,aoa 49,. = ".
.,ao,;o,, +,.. 1,e sy.o,,,d rote far ronc h,t
~. a,a ,inf3,u1,tcd Union men, but .l,at
omonc tho truc and 1,ndoubted Union men
VIII wcrr roo1,1o,cs. hc should yotes far
WHOM, 1,o r,cnsca. Hc now tells how he did
,,oto and .rbv h. ro,ca ns In did ~ that all
,oas'nah,. s c,,r,os,,r wou1d sccm 10 ,,c sn,Is.
Acd
r, 4ho ;re,p,no.;op of eo,,e nj our friends
ort e;de ,,r ,1,e cIty Who have manifested same
;nto~n., :, A. Med,l].s cxcrc,sc of the rirbt
~ suf,r,1csn thc nro,ept instance. It is nroner
~. ~ s+o+o thet NJ Nad;,, n.s;onrd :fhe
nas,,;on ~ ~ r. mn,nvino ad,tor of tnc TR,H.Sr
so~n ~ ,,on1he ero os hc stated In suh.
s,a.ss ~ ,,,s ,sco,t ,sct,rc 1.c,orc ,hc ,eachcr
nrn,,. n,,,,1;c - sr1,oo,s We arr not In the
,,,,,, ,,r ~, r,;,;n~ o,r ,,,er,s, a:fairs lcforc
~ 1he nnhfir ,,r+ts.r;n~ tn mnnaer ,hem In our
our wov .uhfcct oniy Ia thc CONSTITUTION of
tha 1rn,fsd stotc. mi, ol1ovtn1 our rcoders IN
asc,.r.ain fbr 1n,icy of tbc T.,uusc trom
~ eclnmns. md tn iudte Of ,ts merits by
,:-1ot t,,ev fna there. In this instance hnw.
49,. :, sc,,,,s s,,,..;,;o,4 -, cn,,r,tcr sorc nj
~ f-;cnds v,,o III, otbcrwjse he confused
~ .bc con,r,u noe,t,o,x a,s,,med hr Nr. Ma
~, a.,a -. Tn,Iuxp AZ MANI ,os;-nna
, 1865-11-11

EV nfJEf-Isrrffra tras hrt.- eh{npnd I .s1 h-lx
Market yeiv oHicf Sa1s. u nr1r hTS.s u b.ts
. ~ ii Il: n jffs f;ifct ~ - aAfo. ssEGEE E1-
IEA1sbT .]tasds, ~ spo bsis .'trosss,s." la1 hsis
Enetald,. a E-.a N9 Urls Fort htEiLl&ou" lN
br!s fsattsH and 10 bis not namca, q Si.5; lba
h.ls % 81 4tm; ~ hsla Low grade AZ a. = SFkna
BE- KEs-1o oss h1t nAIn.4 ana 1go ct1 - 1nu LO.F
% PRS " NN ntts IN lot5 u E!se3A
rNAEAA-lteGTifeo Co. is.tHl pu. Shfpptu. 19-l.o hn.
fr1s1 receipts Of ho. s2s.n. we're tn E!od DIN ud
aon 1e: ee1heF. n:u IetEaptS deSNnea 2v:5E: No.
sE51rK WIS leg act!se aat lc loWss Red inactive
ca4Es Hete stEiSI nnEHFShsS,GyEu 10. Htsn A.
III tsv " 80 20 ~ Sl:,sH tsso9 oo 10 = q $64
r.; ~ ~ ~ - y ~ =. r. II r., I.p
IN h, ~ AZ :, II ii ia A., NJ ii 1 * Sr h., *
1E .tfH
*i-1 Att1e " 10 a. f!V <.aSV ou 90 a. t1t4 ~
, 1865-11-11

Movements of FloRr and Gratn at Toledo,
Receipts for Tho week eeGIng Eor- and s1uce Jan.
], m The ys1fN tuGfcxtCd:
, 1865-11-11
Illinois County Elections.
Espec1al Correspondence OF The Chicago Tribune,

: fCTnAx COUNTY.
County Jndge.-; Del #. Hopklns . Rep, -;
County Treasu1e1 s Seo. w.Wi1ltsmson: Rep .ss
County Surveyor james E. Blake .Eep. III
oEuNpI COUNTY,
County Clerk. ,sathl. D. Thomas .Reppblicas.
County I.easgsss;. I; r goo,h- +Repnoicaa.
Sonn,y SCoonty sSh. = cem g Gooa .nepubiieah
:. HANCOCK COUNTY.
r,,, CARTILAGE, Nov;s
Hancock II redeemed. Republican majority nbont
MLa gain Of 900 since last falI, 1he entire Union
County Sadee. ,SesePh :: Ripley. .Republ1ean.
County Tfsasaisr. Wm. shosss. .Repaoiiem
County Sch. Com'rJ. J. Wilson. ,RepnbIic1u,
County Surveyor. "A. q. Crawford. ~. itepublleac
Average maso11ties abont tTo hundred.
KAAE coUnTx.
coSats c!e,E... .Hsary i. PieFce. ..Repnsiiean:
County Treasurer. William Il, Miller, Republican,
County Sch. com'r Calvin z. 4mtth. Ro5u blicau!
Associale Jusiiccs, Laciea BALDWIN. .Repab1ieaa.
,,, ~ Fred. s. Morrill,. Republican
w1xSEsAuo couyTr.
County Judge. ....A:s y; Van D}ks.- Republican.
County Ciefk. Wnlism Hulin. Republican.
eoany ses CONT a1sassa s Andrew
County Surveyor Thos. J. l. Remington, Hep.
Coroner. ,1saiah Lyon. Republican
sAsaAhos COUNTY (ors1c1A1)
County Jndge. 80. William Prescott. Republican.
County ClcrE. .--..E Noah y. Matheny. Republican.
County SCI. com'r0. ). WtbsteI -. Republican.
County Surveyor. ~. ". Pautn ..... .Hepub1cau.
WILL COUNTY.
County Judge. -. David Willard. -. Republican.
County GleIk. -. .Menry Ioean.. .Repuhi,caa.
County sch Com'tDwtcht Haven. .. Republican
County Surveyor, N, D. 1nEArum. :. Republican,
County Juetice.. Conrad Iatse.. Republican.
County Justice. -.J1nes L. Young. Republican.
LOGAN COUNTY.
County Clerk. John 7. Jenkins. Republican.
County Treasurer. Joseph Ream.. Wax Dem.
Comfy sch Com'FD. T. ptaneher. e. Republican.
seutton, a ea-called Soldiers ticket was h1ough
out, bot wak beaten by oYcTeQ,
q srARK COUNTY.
County yudge,..... lingh Rhodes. ~ Republican
Comfy CLERK. Miles 4: Fuller. Republican
County Sch. comr. bartlett g, Hail. Republican
MARSHALL. corNrr.
'nt county !; Baldwin, Repnb|lean
County Sch. comf.J!: n. Fuller. l....... .Rcpnbllo.n
County Surveyor. ". Il. Philips -. Republican
Kendall COUNTY.
Cornty Judge. Henry $. Hndson. Republican
County Clers. Jeremiah EYarls. Republican
County Treasurer: John C.Taylor Republican
Comfy Sch. Com'r. ". .. Coy. Republican
County Surveyor. j. B. He1wood >. :. Rcpnh!ic7n
Assoei,tc .1u.ttcca Y. Il. Teller. :. Kepnbllca1
1>''>>s James d. Lowry Republican
wooDF0Rn COUNT.
MErAxoRA, Nov. R,-The soldiers ticket va.
elected i! II thts county osyr tls stsalghI "Dsmo
Coppetheaa majority. The Official vote from al
the lo~ns has jnst come IN. 1ha soldicss' ticke
has ma}atlty u5 over one hundred. Tho oai.en
elected are AZ follows:
CouLty Jrdrt-capt y. S. Masarity.
County Tnasu1e1- Capt. J. ". Mccullough.
Comfy Clcfk-Capt GeoG.c kfnmer.
County Susveytr-lieut. E. ". Dickinson.
, 1865-11-11
LAse Michigan. We sun up our estimasea Of

LAte Michigan. We sum up our est{mates Of
tho anounta shipped thus far as follows:
Michigan oentrzl 134 600 lxas
Michigan Hcnto1u .............. 10000 ~
Detroit and M1lwankee. kee..........,.., 7apO
st. CIaIr River, ahoess Of LAke MychI.
gsn, nd wsgoas 70 Detfutt. ....... u,noo II
AgeIega'e.;;. .............. 10000 '>
The prices psia have ranged from $500 to
tbs. Nc .place the avssagc at EL5o, al
though it will probably exceed that figure.
This gives the round snm Of 81, 43s5 900 IS the
The State. Il is truly source Of wealth to
our farmers that ought not to be dcspised,
considering the little labor and outlay that Il
costs. The orchards Of the State will b.
come moro valuablc from year to year as the
trees increase in size and age.
In this article we have made no reference to
peaches and grapes, the annual trada IN each
Of which will nearly equal, If not exceed. that
OF apples, Our EtRte Is rich tn fruit alone.
, 1865-11-11

Local Stock. were dull, and the only Elle On the
Stock Board was lot Of February Cook County
Scrip at 96H. At pHsstc tale, re repo.t q sale Of
three shasee OF First National Bank Stcck At 1s5
We quote:
Cook County Scrip. Feb. 1sss ss;;s 3a
G1; GSok C3oupty e Sf5ip, Apdl 1soS'''..'.' " ~ M
Chamber Of Comucroe, old. ........ u0~
in New York the money fnazkst remains IN
lis pretty large, and call loans are freely made at7
pei cent OF A eel!atszals. Commercial paper Is
offered freely. but n general thing discounts are
at pretty high rates. We quote: -.
Loaus on eall, Stock seeurilies:...... - G
fine de- eno0tses % D''' S sa ~ nonh; s,1e
FiEtt e3ass rtngle names. ....,........S e.
Ut1er good oils.. ......-..--:.>s s........U GLE
In Baltimore; there Is no change tn note tn the
condition OF the money market. There Il IN eas.es
feeling than there WIS week ago, but the dsnaand
Is suli active, md per CENT eoninues to be the
general nate for best endorsed paper although come
negotiations have, we understand, been made at
Fer cent. Coll loans on prime co1fatetals can be.
nade at per cent,
In Mllwaukee these Is moderate denard for
money at the banks, but the market remains quite
easy fos 1rst-class paper. Rates Of discount re-
H4aAA NAlCQhHl}1S0-uAt2 ttu 10 t4EnieNu peg tS1I.
Exchange on New York IL firm at oueeigh,h of one
PCT cent premium, buying, and Il OF per cent pre-
nasum. selling Produce bills ate bought b. the
banks at asG11 Of 4 per cent discount tor New
York, and h@A for Buffalo and oswego. IS
in Cincinnati, haDkeEa are not anxious to lend,
and the paper they purchaee Is sc1utlnizel closely.
Kates Of Interest rule at eG10 per cent On CALI and
1pd1l5 for commercial paper. Exchange waa firm
al par buying, and 50@1-1o premium selling. The
outside offerings referred to In our last we're ab-
sorbed without affecting the market.
in Boston the demand for money Is mod.
etatey active. hut ia readily met at all the usual
sources Of euppIy. The banks ara now dIscouutrng
quite freely to their regular customerx generally ut
The full legal rate Of $40 pes taDt, bW a eonf-
dence h lhe continued csay working Of financial
atsa IL not get tny rertored+ they not disposed
10 risk theIs present comfortable condition. by cx-
tending their toans "a freely formerly. Ca1l1oaus
arc in good request, and range from to $40 per
cent, nccoring to the natuse Of the securities offer
ed ard other circumstances. The outside discount
market is quiet .ates =nling ftGm ~ to per cent
neeo1dIag to the quality Of the paper offering. Very
uttla Of the arst grade ot mercantile paper Is
ptrsscd On the market. -
The amount and destination Of treasure shipped
from San Francisco for the hrse theeq1arezs oi the
past four years, are as follows:
*:ssss:s @ sssss1 .s5S, 4 @ Il:
pansn,:... ;MSs6S '5S2 ffiinS 'stsEs
, 1865-11-11

4 3-1OU. 9. NOTES,
And other Government Securities, .
BOUGHT AND SOLD By
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
" J. a. ELLIS, President,
, 1865-11-11

NfCHIoAN SoUfHERY YAkns.
The mxsket has been moderate here sud prices with
out change nom yesterday. Tho salcs pot up 1soo
, 1865-11-11
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET,

FElDAY EyEEEo, Nov. 10, 1851.
sALKs At TUE FIRST BOARD.