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, 1865-11-06
BOLTING.

Bo!tinE as practice always Originates IN
desire thnt the minority should rule, for 1t Is
always The minority tllat bolt The majority
orc content with the result In most convcu-
tions. We will not say that the minority are
not sometimes right, nj least up to the very
moment whcn they bolt But aller boiling
they a t always more or less wrong. II the
principle is true, that the majority ought to
rule. then the corrollary principle Is equally
true, that the minority ought not TO rebel,
scccde, or bolt. Fori they do, the majority
cannot rule. Hence, boiling party nomina.
tIon Is Kindred In principle to the secession OF
;le South. Both originate In desire that
tlle minority should rule The Soldiers
ticket went into the late Convention and
got about eighty votes ont Of oac hun
drrd and ninety. They we're deter
mined that their eighty votes should
prevail over the one hundred aDl len votes
cast against them Just us the Democracy OF
the Sprth were determined TINT the Breck-
'inEidge minority should rule the Douglas
ajo1ity In TIC Charleston Convention, and
Just as the Eontb itself was determined that
eleven States should rule twcDty-thrce on the
question Of dissolviug the Onion. This prin-
sclple that the majority should not rule is
wrong, md ruinous In nny government or
party that prctends 10 he controlled by The
the people, But tie friends Of the Soldiers
Ticket may soy the people nre on our side,
they were misreprcscntcd In the regu1nr con.
ycnuon. If go, then the soldiers friends
ought TO yield with The better grace, seeing
TINT their own negligence alone prevented
them from being nominated. If the people
desired their nomination, why did they not
stir up the people to send delegates who
would nominate them.
The people sent delegates who nominated
others. Alter asking the Republican party
TO vote for them at the primaries and in con.
vention they now 10 fact II not in words ask
1he Democratic party to elect them in oppo-
sation 70 the Republican party and to Its
Nons. No" VIC hold these truths to 1,e self.
cV'aena 1hat within the Republican party tic
ma9olats ought to rule, the minority ought TO
suouAt s1neciuily, md wait I'LL next time
nnd tha1 adherence to this Is essential I y ena.
bic II to serve tho great 1,incin1c, -, ,r,,,e,,
It Is dedicated. While VIC are rratcf,, a. -,
ixcus md us Republicans to the seyc,n1 A.
1Inguished and eallnni soldiers on The seeca
ino ticket for their military servfccs, and w31e
we n1cilce ourselves to do our utmost MT MI
,5r,cs hereafter to get them nominated In Es
,,,,,,,can conventions, should thcif record
i,enuplIcens he preserved, yet VIC mas. be per
n,,:,cd 10 regret that tlscy allowed them
sc,ycs under my prcteuce to BE- ar7aysd asains
the declared voice Of the party.
, 1865-11-06
CrIIClGO STOCK uAEKET.

Total. ols So. .13 l,0sd co IT, e0o 80
Being IN increase Of 81 85-1G0 per cent over last
, 1865-11-06

Market a1eeeahEly dull. sales wero: Ep WisTxs Il u
1ieo bt's - ..Ihsososiar @ on pt; sERlsa ExEaAs-t0
hria "Mare Bend on ?. + sfR1x0 suPTzs-2o hsis At
$50 BCckwuTAT FLocR-soo ns At SIG; 100 M At
-WuEAT-Reeelved, z.,1S hu; shipped, g. IS bu.
No. Spring Irregular anil unsert1ed-opentuga % hat
ter than q the close Yesterday, ueclncd md rallied
s:s;s;e s. 20: sp1aE :tesag Meq %nis1 aq ~;
alsK: %oco ba % i SIS: 1900 bu Do !: d: M:a,{ ;
goo b "a tinX: iaoa 6a do w 4 II Iix: nSoe Sd
ss 5 s. 10 81 Il II siis sS g q -
s!ospx @ H!h buyers ofSo. sprsn: at slf:H and sell
ssiRss ssss sa 'ees2 eSHs e
ooo By Ne q SIC; aso By do @ st 5os: 9 n9 40 - &
s? s :? Ss e :. :2ss 81 s as e. y q
ii 691ce1osipg cn At sic for No. aud buyers Of No.
II; III: sS ID: b.. ,:1c ~.
kei dull and lc lower salea ~ bn So; ~ n
IT, ss ~ % g s. 4 ~ H. - + ID essd ss:ls
closing dnll 1t &c for Eo.1 ..,.., ,o,~ y,rs.+
a?Sl sslss .;saPa saIPsSa a II
ID b T do ts 8. 4 CO., Goe; 20 oH oid 70; At lse;
81 j.? S Y 'ss:sa sn1ped + 81 ou
stses 81 g i Tue III of October receipts; 10 hi
BY si1iPFfm e asn,ea Is light and The market
s3lnIo rnm second hands-aa extreme price, Tns
Nominal quotations arc; asnc N
t;ood to prime Ia S3si9s5
Fair 10 good. In n
inRF!dasS SsEoinlu: doing. Market entirely noaual
"HKAN-We hear of no sales. and auoss the to@A''
ne%isSss %EisSssSWAXSYouiaslas 4astsc for hlr to ps's's
1fstg1 1fastTg1TTER-nece.red. e ~ s'f shipped '' y
, 1865-11-06

Jaafca letter Of the 18th nit, which states that
the principal cause Of The outbreak amongst Tho
eminent IN ansu to petitionHor se1rE ftonl sun
dry grievances, virtually telllug them to 60 10
work aleu TINT seyetal negroes from the United
the Ignorant biackA. Another csuse was the influx
Of ln1ce number Of brutal negroes from ST. Do
H,peo. Several white men nnd women In St Eliza
utmost tenor reIgns IN the Black River vicinity.
There Will be M tndiscriminate massacre II the
rising ia universal.
, 1865-11-06
The Turf.

SEw YonK, Nov. 4.-The trottinR on The Fashion
cou,te- yesterday, the mare Lucy to 80 pound
r.ntch-mI1a hcatz, hest three In dye-resultea in
the marc winning all the heats easily. Time, si7,
9 IS and 2:l5. ..
The sweepstakes for s1nO, five mile heats In
hn1ncee. was Won By Youn. Woful-
The ieoTpe Wilkes md Commodore Vanderbilt
arc announced 70 trot Postponed match this a!>et-
noon al E1iou Cour.c.
, 1865-11-06
TRAGEDY II CALEDONIA, WIS.
4 BOY Shoots Both his Parents and
Kills E1lmRclt.

From The Milwaukee Sentinel, 3dl
4 shocking tragedy occurred In the town Of
Caledonia, Racine county, on Wednesday
night. 4 boy named john stltcsky, the only
son ofa respectable Bohemian residing near
the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad trnek,
In the northern part of Caledonia, Rncinc
county, committed one OF the most atrocious
and cold-blooded acts Of combined parriclde
and homicide that has ever been recorded In
the annals Of crime The circumstances are
as follows:
The father, who was farmer IN excellent
circumst ancee, had been lhboring in the woods
during the day, and had come IN at nightlali
for his supper. The meal was prepared aud
the mother called John, who Is an only son,
about nineteen years old, to come in to ten.
The aged couple sat down to their meal,
thinking the boy would presently Join them,
when suddenly q shot Was fired throug h the
uindow-pane Of the room, and the fnther vas
struck by ball In the left arm, completely
shattcriDg 1t at the elbow. The mother start
ed up and at the same instant another report
rcsounded, md she was struck In the abdo-
men BY bullet, which passed completely
In another moment another discharge was
| heard In the yard, and The father, who, with
parental instincts OWNED the nature and el-
| feet OF this third shot, summoned strength
enough to get out Of doors, where he found
his son wcltcring IN his blood. and already
!
aged parepH with the two barrels of one gun
and Ind shot himself through the body with
another weapon, ending his life almost In
stantly.
We say murdered for it is not probable that
either will recover, though both were living
when our informant LETT. The mother has
doubtless brcathcd her last ere now, and 1t II
considered doubtful whether tho fath:r, who
Is over sixty years OF ace, can survive his in
jurics and the shock Of his grief.
As might be supposed, great CONSERVATION
was spread through the ncighborhood by this
appalling decd. .7..
i surgeon was Immediately summoned
from Racine, the nearest town, and the
wounds OF the parents cared for as we'll as
possible A coroner IS jury was also sum.
Inoned yesterday, which sat On the body oi
the boy, and whose verdict was In accord
ance with the facts rs VIC have given them.
| As the reader has already surntsed, the
boy, author Of this terrible tragedy, was not
sound in mind, although he has never beer
uoticcably Insane. We conversed with 9
neIghboT who knows the family well, and who
assured US the boy had never been crazy. HI
has, however, lanored under mental abeEra
lion at intervals, though he has never bec1
| violent Or been considered at all dangerous.
, 1865-11-06

an impressive sermon, escorted BY sig COM
'panies Of the 7th regiment Of the LIST army
corps and two companies Of the 4arincs aud
city troops IS guard Of honor, his remains
were removed from the hall 10 Larrcl Hill
and soleannly buried With the honors Of was,
Els deiamers have never even yet retracs6d
their calumny, but around no Americana
brow will the memory Of his couutry1nen
,entwiuc laurcls so green, with blossoms 50
white, as those that shall wreath forever the
fair yorns faue OF Ulri. Dahlgren.
u Nulr. ri 6ncfI11ra aaA nm n. t.8s sza.1.
, 1865-11-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
military Items-The Camp Rutier
Chuplaincy-Repalrs at the Cnnsp-
Railroad PurchaHe-A THIEF Sen


Chnplaincy-Repalrs at the Cnmp-
NaIlrond PurchaEe-A THIEF Sen
fenced. .-.. -.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbune.l
SrHIScP1ED, Nov. 4.
II is expected that the 3sd Regiment Of Illinois
Infantry, Col. J. Il. Elliot commanding. now at
yickebufg- will he mustered out atan early day, the
commander Of the Department having given his
consent ..
The Gth 7th md 9th Illinois Cavalry are en ronas
for this place and are expected 10 drrive on Nednea
day ioz muster ont and final payment
In accordance with the request Of Gov. osleshy
that chaplain might be appointed fot Camp But
Ter, The War Department has detailed Rev. neze-
k,nh r. Lewis, Chaplain OF the 46th Regiment, to
otcIate that capacity until The regiment is mus-
tered ont Of service.
The work Of repairing the barracks at Camp But
lct has commenced, and they viii soon b put In
condition for the occupancy OF troops.
We lentn Nhat The Toledo, Wabash d Great
Western RAILROAD Company has purchased grounds
between Washington and Jefferson etteets, IN th1s
city, upon which to erect new passenger depot
FtapcIs C. Caywc!l, convicted ut the present
Term OF the Circuit Court, now IN session, Of rob
bIu9 Charles Pink In ffs city. has been sentenced
to one years imprisonment In the penlscnttary.
, 1865-11-06

Ian tales af Grain are no.o n1dde a bosts ef &c
ttaruge, in 0ceorfrnce HIA a vesolaiton p1ssrd
Change ana are 20 reported ty ~, uIess otAeT,etse
speetFedl
--..-. SATURDAY EvK1J0, Nov. !.
LAKE FREIEUTS-Wete 4ult and nonsn&ily
t9lsc: lower, knEaGsanents weTe; To nrrrALo-
To PoEr Col BorSx-Schr. AT. Wheat from AI1wnn-
kee at lie. There wcro F1moFs OF engagements at
SIC. for xheht TO Buffalo ~.
| kA1laoAp FnR1GHz-AEed d1m at the recentadv
, 1865-11-06

IF II the Boilers shall shall be successful
on Tuesday IN electing the whole or any part
Of their ticket, the result will b: equivalent
to saying 10 the next set Of candidates before
the Republican Convention "Go In and
slaughter each other, and when you hare
finished the job, charge all the blame upon
the Republican party-tAe1 form an alliance
with the copperheads and slaughter the par
IT," The. Chicago Tiaes will always be
gratificd to lend Its aid to such a movement,
and W. X. McAllister and Nike Evans will
always cheerfnlly accept Office under II.
AtrocIous murdcr near Gilman, ILL.,
Tho Murderer Arrested.
oyAnoA. H., Nor. ,, 1866.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
/. An atrocious murder was committed last
night, Nov. ., between Gilman md Onarsa,
about ono mile from the former station. 1t
appears that F. NJ. johnson, the murderer,
md D. II. Nelson were together in Gilman at
dirk, md started on foot for Onarga, Mr. .*:l-
son having leather travelling eatchcl and a
sqnasc box or casc, on both Of which his name
was marked In full The body OF MIR. Nelson
WIS found this morning by the section men,
taken TO Gilman. aad Coroner's inquest
held. On examination Of the body, wound
was found on the head made by pistol ball,
which was extracted. There was one finger
gone, and various evidences of q sercrc struu-
glc between the parties. The body was founl
on the ends Of the ties, outside the truck, and
showed no evidence Of coming in contact with
the passing trains.
Jolnson came to the Oaarga Hotel this
morning at IN early hour, but did not take a
room. He took coat to Wards tailor shop,
to have it repaired. The front buttons were
gone, having The appearance of being torn
out There were places which looked like
cuts, and somewhat spotted with blood. Mir.
Ward thought the man had becn in a eight,
and when he came for the coat BcrrtiniIcd him
closely, to zee If there were any signs on LIS
person to justify his suspicion. johnson then
went to the depot with the satehel and case
taken from The murdered Nelson, left the case
with the station agent, rcmnrkine that be
might moi call for 1t for several days, aud
bought ticket On 4 freight train for Kanka-
kee City, stating that he had the palsy SO
badly that be conld not write his name, a.d
directed Mr. Mackens to eign his name for
him. The sharp scrutiny OF A1r. Ward un-
doubtedly caused him to think lie MES su:-
pected.
There was report carly In the morning
that q man was killed by the cars near Gii.
man, but soon the fact became known that
\ the rnnn was shot. His inilials, I'D. ". NJ
were On his arm, md his dsnwcrs were
marked with LIS name In full, which led to
In the agents possession. This case was
found to contain a full set Of tools for stencil
work, and copper and brass plates used In the
business, together With quaniity Uf lux,
! bills aud posters, to advertise his business.
Also. q letter from bra!tieborough, Vt, to
- T-
, 1865-11-06
MONDAY, NOVEMBER @, 1865.



last. II seems marvellous that the captaiu OF
. .,,.o,n.r H. whose r,e<o, ,,c As;ot,r cholcr,
aehmcr, IN whose sssse tne Asla',s cao1cla s,a
,,,r,>,. ~ pr,,@ Il, C,,,,,o s,,ou,3 c,,3c.,S
u, ,,l W. ~ ~ ,r" ', ,a.ase - ,ne aaasn ~ snre.sin,
] t1s d,s,.a m !, ,h-on~,, Tho croused i,o1d If his
- ~ ~
sup, until, When hiteen dcnths nave cnsnco
anu es re.s1us ,,a Hossts ,sn ,,,,.. M
case, He oA'ss u's AlosA1u1 " usN'n' "11" 4nse
lighted and burning, Straight into port
~ MAcsc group u c'I''s eon'"n,sss ."o lnl'|
lions OF souls are certain 10 waft the destroyer
throughout continent Of eighty millions Of
pcople. For this crlne against humanity tne
captnin of the Atlanta, in his brutal stupid
Jtx dcScrrcs t1,c cxecro{ious ofthe American
'ts' t4'o 80 N.4oAs ,. ~ t1s ,4s
people, and ought to be ytsilcd with such
condfrn nun{slImcnt as would teach NIL per-
-. c;,,,tio.,,. .,.,,.,aa ,,...c.. - It..
sous elu4hAliy hliua1n AGlca4Ac1, uo] ~ pIc1et
the profits Of T. single trip 10 the exemption of
a continent of people from the dircst pesti-
lcncc that atIlicts the human family. Impris-
on1ncut for life on the Dry Tortusas would lie
Al mild punishment for such criminal stupidity
as the captain Of tic Atlanta displayed in not
turning back with lis cargo TO Brcst.
Ills necessary for The people Of Chicago 10
act at once efficiently md diliccutly-vithou
panic, but promptly, and without that most
s1b:lc of ali cowa.dice, the fear of not being
thought brave. Panic and excitement, csp.-
ciaIlv tle excitement of lear, are themselves
the most efficient promoters OF cholera. We
NAV Illustrate tlis BIZ citing the results Of m
cSnef;msnt made several years aoo in the
rnss;on amy rith a nruber of condemned
,,.sc,tcrs nr n,,,1nccrs W. he,,erc twenty.
iuur w,,o wcrr ncTmittea as An alternative
, 1865-11-06

Here the market ruled steady, with sa1ss Of cash
gold at 1l6!9G1t6zi. On the street the brokers
p,id 146611 tG5s. Sllvcr was dull and nominal at
137D1l0. ..
There was more activity in SeyeD-Thirties to-day,
and we nolc sales Of Sla,e00 ai 97ss for tho wnoc
three series. Fiye-Twcnties were neglected. We
, 1865-11-06

us0H11y oIe1at1onB a0out w u DC
tobcr, hut NC think there Will be but ,e done be-
fore the munth Of December, TIL bectpacScrs
have thus fir done very litttc-only two or tarcc
having been engaged in very email way.
The Produce markets to-day ruled dull Flour
was quiet a1ld heary. Whea: closed 1c lower, and
very irregular. Corn advanced h@ic per buahel.
Oats were dull ind lc loTez. Rye declined 90 &c
per bushcl. Bar1ey WAS dull. Gralu Freishta de-
clined 191hc per bushei. HlehNine5 wers firm
and scarce. Provisions rnled dull and henry.
Gold opened in New York To-day at 1iGH. aud
closed at III. The following rrc tho quotations
.e,esraphed to james lloyd : Brothers, Gold Bro
, 1865-11-06

New YonK, Nov. 1.-The steamer Madposa,
from New Or!eans, October aGih. has asrired- She
rpo.ts on The 18th passiug wreck, bottom up, OF
a sesrel os shout 5,'0 tous. OFT Key West. and
steamer Herman Livingston. and two oher steam
crs: October SDth. passed bark with main nast
pore: On The I'd instant p.tsed 4 brig of Absecom
standing In shore with d wreck.
, 1865-11-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, !,

g. tyr4 FnSF Anf f1nn T.
aees 'a'e;a''s la-o"A - ff oo'A
coIn's' .u ,.,,, ;..,.,.,.-
a1o's ~. e,r I,,doc of thc snrcrio- ra,,.i
". q..r,asNe rsx;aent ~ 49, ' 49,
t9nS = 1sst T scrcn or c,cht rcars n = ~ -
Y. e.!,ns ~ ~ no, town ~ s..s.-1 4a-s- nas
snr~ry,sor md as a member ~ ~, 1na,nt.s, =.
~, mttce of ttc Hoord ~ srro-,,.a .ars ~
tcr,.,ccs snd onfn1ons har. o,uo1. NJ, t1r,,
IL .ern1dcd hy The Board and h.v. ..rca the
County of Cook considc.a h1c sn;ns ~ money
He Is nm ahlc and ;ncnrrunf;b,e r,on hara
student, and a sound LAWYER. Among othrr
results Of these oualltias Is his work an a Com
stitutiooal -Conrrnt,or,". nnx- IN -couiac IF
p.cpa1ation. Always a Republican. his roll;t-
cal md personal record Is unInpeachablc,
JonS q. BarrrS, the candidate for Clerk
Of the Superior Court, has for four yea rs ac-
tual}y performed all the duties of that off1ce
as Assistant Clerk under the present lucum-
bcuts. Tic Is prompt, faithful and cfa.
cicut officer, with whose performance Of the
duties Of the Office no word of Ganlt has been
found. although nercr obtrusive as pollti.
chm, lie has acted faithfully with the Repph-
l!can party.
JAMES B. BRADwELL, who will doubtless
le reelected 10 the Office Of the County
Court, hus performed the duties of thnt oelIce
Tor the past four wears most accentab1v. HIs
,.,,t,cs .s Ju5rc or the Probate co,r+ roo,,,-o
,rrc,t .arc os 1ber ,n,o1r, Io.aa ,ss,..,..,.
irte-cs,s End IN lila cow tha r;aa~s ~
nhons ona crca,tors oe aocaoso5 ,,a.so,. 1.s,,
rs - , .ss,.,,t,,,., 4soAS 1eoA
n,,auo,, nat sa,1sr ~ -. ,'on . 49,. suuss
t,,Na. -. ~ .s,.,.. - y. '1oe .ao o'sn Dug
A"Ar." Al" o'l"tas opuue.ucu Us g.
."''4i enousn uaoet As PREDECESSORS tne
'osses tto'li .ha. eua'ee were i1eqacnt' ne
no" Ees'aes IN Inc v es' DIVISION, out formerly
lisea N na1snGeon, Mhe9e' IN !oG+ he
raeeo Tue nsao"en eua4os' "n'cn were
nameo 1or nm rs m expression oi
pefsonhl respect rs we'll Us les
11nienns ot inc substantial aid iarnished
By him in lifting 1he company 1or the war.
Ac led also IN the Convention of County
Judges IN Which the ln~s of Inc Probate were
revised uud important amendments framed
which were afterwards adopted pv the Iesrf9-
, 1865-11-06
1000
.1A,WO

As oil the Democ1ats who turn out will vote
the soldiers ticket, and as It is safe perhaps
TO say that half of them win turn out, the
Democratic vote for the soldiers ticket may
he set down at not less than 1000. Should only
two-thirds Of the Republicans turn out and
vote the regular ticket It will be elected By a
majority of t, 600.
, 1865-11-06

Ickf wAIyE YAHD&.
Tnemarlethesa has been moderate and prices with
out much change isom yesterday We note sAe hers
ofvegy extra hogs averaging A ns. at 5le5d It must
not however, bo taken any criterion OF the market.
Tbs sales foot up 1so0 head ranging In price from
s1n75 to al1.no The lay closes With larse number
unsold.
, 1865-11-06

COMMERCIAL.

SAECRpAr EVENING, Nov. 4.
The following summary shows the moyernant In
Produce mud Provisions during the past twenty-four
houss, compared with the movement for the same
tsne last year: .....
nEcY1r,rs or PnnnHcK N0T l.
, 1865-11-06

Remaining ior common stock. 5s1s7l
Equal 10 dividends at 7 per cent. per annuna.
The Company hns On hand securities 10 the amount
OF $40 Ts and has increased It's materials In the
year g50i, ,5es. The COMMON stock Of the corpora
ton tas probably as little yalue a. anything upon
the list so far as present income Il concerned,
,akius The rerort OF The Company as basis Of
estimate. All the Income above interest, lenses,
and sinking funds, nin be required for new work,
and tho Conpany's officers do not expect dividends
for three years. So far as the preferred shares are
concerned, income appears As secure as upon the
generality Of Western roads, and at current market
rates may be regarded ns sale as anything Offering
with margin for ADVANCE
The following table shows the earnings Of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad during the
, 1865-11-06
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,

Laks Of Government BnrEcs-1IaxIniI.
. Inns Organ and Its Salutatory-1lill-
tarT Government In Tc1as-Freed-
mems Affair. In Texas and Louisiana
Gen. Rullerton's Administrations
Affairs in 1lissIsy1prl.
[Spectsl Detnatch 10 the Chtcaro Trtbuuc1
, 1865-11-06

EEw Youk, Nov. 1.-The Montgomery fAla.)
Nail Of the - tays: ''It Il useless 10 scuIac the
fact that c email pox il ap!dly spreading through
this city, among Tie whites rs we'll as blacks."
, 1865-11-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending Nov. i, 1865.

OsTlcx OF THK DAlI;1 TR1BuxK,l
aATCKpAT EvEsIya, Nov. !.
The following table shows tho daily receipts and
shipments Of Beef Cattle during the week ending to-
day compared with the receipts and shipments Of the
corresponding week Last year.
RIFF CATTLE
, 1865-11-06

H1tu341S BOT fMERH HAhb9.
The market Naa dnn hefn during the forenoon. hut
IN the afternoon there WAS considerable e1citement
and prices VETO tdte drmer.
The sales foot up 1,soo head. ranging IN price from
$tDa5 to fills.
The following arc tho taIea;
, 1865-11-06
i.@1.36L8s
T51,FDM
S7a,sH Is
W,t138
i,1i1,9t9T
9fA,99.B

leaving surplus Of earnings over ops =.
lating expenses and amounts patlfo
interest on bonds, dividend on stock, 49,
!, isl, to aay 81, Eess........ - 49,. so7s,eaB
s1ATENE..T or EARNINGS ron TUE MONTHS OF 1us1,
LILY, AEGusr Asu sEr1EHnEH 1884 11n 1S.E5
, 1865-11-06
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 8.
SALES AT FIRST BOARD.
= 3-lO q. 9. NOTES,

And other Government Securities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD By
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
- J. 4. ELLIS, President.
, 1865-11-06

Total ;. T. s3ss .7G5oo $3,16Ass0oo $3.50, ,0sa1o
Upon the figures Of the list iou1 months the b1si-
ness Of the 1oad vould give the following result:
Earnings four months. E,16t,8D
I In amt
, 1865-11-06
f66,119.9l


A!Ga,59aH
13z,7G9.W
, 1865-11-06

City HatEess p . q. faae.E Coar ~: 40 oi
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L;ae. @ I! n:-1 9.Es.n!si Slaughter so:t
ki hsary. = .. .osGao Enenos .A5rss &. tssoi5
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Slaughter So1e. .d1teo5sj French Ca. a.! issaas
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KlRNp. medE1. l.Ias In motnes, 2 Ioz- 5ra9S5N
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Cali, Eztrs...:-- .1.GG.oo HoIues, scc'ds.
French ZIP, tEst n dog 1n1a5510
choice Innings ' dor. ;ay e1l0o
essnsh cait3. nsa;3s$?9 s l:oans, 2 dog .ttins!sM
At or rEuse9 Iard Gn ts also atl1 and unchanged.