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, 1865-09-09
SARATOGA.
End OF the Season-Preparatfan for the
Ec1t-who Have Hccn There.

Correspondence Of the Chicago Itfhure.]
:. - =, SARATOGA, Sept. 4, 1865.
The season Just now closing has been the
noat prosperous and brilliant known in the
annnls of Saratoga. Never before were the
guests 50 many, never before so brilliant m
asse,nblasc Of disnltaries, never before q
greater galaxy of beauty and fashion. The
unfortunate burning Of the magnificent United
States Hotel, In the carly part Of the season,
kept great many away, as everything was
reported to be full 10 overaowing. 1t seems
wonderful to new conner, looking around ut
the ample ACCOMMODATIONS of the mnny
spacious hotels still remaining, and the scores
to believe that they were all full
were turned away Eor want of nccommoda.
lions. Yet it is strictly true. OF the hotuls,
the Union, kept by the celebrated Leland
brothers, Of New York, Is much the largest.
It Inns accommodated this season, ut one time,
over 500 guests. The Iovial brother Warren
Leland rtcsides over its dcstinies, and knows
how to keep 3 hotel, too These brothers
coo in improvements, and their establishment
Is now one Of the most complete Of Its kind In
the world. Congress Hall ranks next In size,
and the Clarendon, Columbian, American,
with dozen others, follow after. They all
have done large business. The receipts Of
alone were $1Sa, COO The Unltt States Il 10 be
rebuilt by next season, and 1t Ia tho intention
Of the proprfetors to make It. the largest,
finest and most complete thing Of Its kind IN
the country. Dilly lelnud, one Of the BROTH
crs, Is interested lnrgely fn 1t, and the general
impression seems 10 be that It Will be sort
ef family eoucern, like the Union.
-. VINO HAVE BEES HERR. -.
Every civilized country, almost, has had its
rcprceentative-Spanfards, English, French,
; Italians, Germans, Russians, Canadians, Jewe,
languages grccts the ear at every turn. still
ttey generally talk English, also, and dress like
Americans, With the exception Of few clan-
! nlsh Scotch sawneys, who persist in wearing
their nntlonn1 turban caps with silver OF
E, brass thistle stuck on 1t as sort Of IN orna-
ment They thrust ont tts ss RpSera ,o
ers Gy demands for oatmeal cakes md por-
ridge, and rub against the lampposta In tho
jpaGE, s1,ceze, and nsk God to bless the Duke
iof Argyle They know their beauty, and
take pride in asserting 1t.
NoTAB111TIEs.
As I said, their name Is legion. can only
mention few, therefore, ind If I neglect to
spenk of nny bashaw Of three tails or more he
Generals Logan. Unzcn, Russell, and Berry,
not counting tie multitude OF officers who
'celclrntei a Grand reunion Of the army OF the
Tennessee On the 4ttl Of July last. The
navy Is we'll represented by the gallant Com
mojorc RhInd. Governors Fenton, Of. New
York, Morton, of 1ndiaua, and Bradford, of
Chier Mngisfrates Of so many States. Henry
winter Davis walks The parlora every inch an
orator and politician, and New York sends
her Wcs.eryelts, Martins and others, to repre-
sent her commercial interests, .John Aforrisoy
, 1865-09-09

Commodore roote was at Clarksrille on the
10Th, and about starting TO clear the banks
Of the river for Gen. Grant TO NnshFiAe Wien
the latter received the famous dispatch from
Gc1r Halleck, "Eot To let the gunboats 60
bicher than Clarksviller-a dispatch which
remains unexplained 10 this day. Commodore
Foote coul1 hare tAkcu Nashville three days
before Eue1l arrived there II he had not been
stopped by that extraordinary dispatch. aud
thus have prevented the removal and de-
struction Of the rebel atorea, besides cutting
of the retreat Of a large part of Sidney John
ston's army. But that has nothing to do
with the credit Of originating the plau Of the
campaign.
When commanders fall out, history gets It's
dues. This controversy throws considerable
light upon the origin Of the first grcat CAM
paign in the West, but Is not necessarily .
rctutatiou OF Gen.. sherman'a statement, be-
cause the conversation he narrates probably
1opk Place. as he tells It. The subject was
then an engrossing ono among military men,
and with The map before. them and the Gu
e1ny's positions known, It Is not unlikely That
mi n bruins, military. naval and civil, had
conceived the idea of breaking into the heart
.r4,. .,,,,t,. <,,,+,t,. bv thc p,yuyn1 lines Of
49, ~ Crn,,,or;,na @ ana Tcrncssce rivers, =.
NAo --..- --- -S.--
[From the Chlesso Jon1nal!
The Chicago IS1nuSE @ II e., deaes s .o1t ~ ~ ~ IL
1mns snn ih.t 4 4 u he III: Tsoes - aad Jom1a fr1niehed
r1atis. IL Is fact, nevertheless. The THIncSE was
ihe cply paper which Pay ,seez ~ of ibe
Fair, hundreds Of dollars Of which went mo ''s
e1Gs.r: Me , u,~,mcn brick:
aNerthWessera sanitary Far: c...,,,rr :, .
, :, nnns5,ns eh,dae sddTcss s Of TeS. ps. TT.
to1, @ ii 61e-a Moa.e-- ..;........:..-.-..-sl'o
"ReecaFea 3,ss1. naynsnlff f,o,..,xr5
I'll, ,ros rendered. by ms for pub-
,,.,;e. s 49, =, nnr w ,re,1yu edition sermon of thu
1870 na.. Z. " sou,,.- mt Potion1 which wn naa
sso,,an.,- ;.norted ,n7 ,,u,;shcs in our ,7a,1y
Asn,a wcer,y nnh,,cation being t,emanf7ed hs
~, E,,r 11onarers q ~ aov ros, y after ,S,
hna ;rto,1,ea tI,o,r that va had mt room IN,
, 1865-09-09

A Coon CASE FOB TEE LAw1Ens.-
Tho District Court for this county will con.
yenc next Thg1sday: Edwin E.; = AG5'fan, ;'; noss q
oS|v I'll Fl H. % he first cass. The case Wis ORIGINAL
IL cammeuced IN July. 1855, aud Involves
shout $4,000. It Is In relation to quantity
, 1865-09-09

LONDON AuR. l., 13tJ.
IHxArs1s1rs-purang the past week Tbs weather
has been very wet and su1:y and the largest pos
seT1oualJ damaged Is rusr and 1prout- Tho corn
ketS throughout the country haye coasequently dis
played nue. snimaslon aad r. ~ q sdyaass olsey:
market there wa large attendance ofbnyers, who
purchased freely In both foreign md English wheat At
rent this day ttnnigbt. Amh:r Amc.1cNn spring and
winter wheat readily brought 80 10 tas = i.B rs,
I1our-Es!Esls asc l. very act.,e denand at fally Cd
adyauce- The floating Grain Cargo trade has been
@ tys and sfst'ed ~ wSek sn ve,y lsEEs opssaio9s
dispoked of e ads4aes of: g g2 - being pad
fember large number OF fcaFEpes sold at lls to
ss Sd ga rs Maize IL ag.1n n better request snd
81 TO Is drazeI. a9s I'd to ID 80 paid
IDs1il Al todayd market fa1r naauesa Was doae II
English wheat 1t the full rates Of Monday. American
and canadian Wcze IL some instances Il per quarter
df1rcT. =
Provisions -Cheese-There Is still large demand
for choice factories and onr full Quotations ~ had
Rptter-RcA11y nnu Il much wanted. and would fetch
uls 10 ISs. Bacon Almost none Offering. aud prices
vcTy dFn1. Lnd-The extreme Prices and scarcity
stop business: peef sad foEk.frms beef Is u Ss5y
inquired tcf. Ta1ow u again I'd to Is dc11cr with
large consumptlyc business doing
A1UrAs B1gLANp / PIcEERE9.
, 1865-09-09
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
FnIDAr EVENING" Sept g-10 u. N
EALEs At F1nT NDARD.
7-30 o.. S. NOTES
JULY SERIES

|. SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
Neuin t11 otters from tesle1s for the present seres
of 80 Notes for short Tine the terms heretofore
allowed.
A. The opportunity for subscribing has past We csa
no longer receive the nya PEE cent twoJcaf Notes 1t
par and interest IN payment Of orde1N
EDW. I. TKKHAA. Cashier. i
, 1865-09-09
NIrs. Grinders Bogus Kaby-The I'm
/ kuxpcctfn% Husband Thought It 1vas
I His, and Paid for Hury1ng 1t.

From the Pittsburgh Guze!te- 7th.
An Incident tending to show the extreme
simplicity Of George Grinder, husband Of the
notorious Martha Grinder, the poisoner, oc-
takes deep interest In all the Developments
made In reference to the operations Of his
wife, nnd carefully reads everything which Is
written about the fa1nlly. The first intima-
tion which he had about the "bogus'' bnby
TSs ASeaa Iam s bonapu Is fss se as
trate before whom his wife had been sued, he
called upon him for some Information In re-
gard to the affair, when q conversation, somc-
thing like tho following, ensued:;, :; a~r
!; Grtnder-1 see your namo mentioned In the
papers, in connection. With NY wife, and
want to know What yop know shout that
AIde1man-Well. Mr.. Grinder, know TINT
the child Wns not hers
GEinder-Thcn you seem to know more
about my wife than l dol ).
A1de1man- think l know more about that
particular case than you do. :.
Gsinder-And yon say that baby wns not
Aidcrmnn-I didn't say exactly that the
baby was not yours, but that It was not your
wi(c's.
It could not be mine; but want you to tell
NC how you know It wasn't hers.
Grinder-1 never thought anything else;
and think 50 yet.
Alderman-I win tell you how I kto1 that
The baby was not hers. I know the mother
Of the child, and so do yon- She came to
nv Office to enter suit against the young man
who had deceived her, but he avoided arrest
By entering the army. Then your wife got
this girl to 60 md i've with her, and the mr.
raugement Was that she WINS to remain there
until her trouble was ovcri but the thing
wouldn't work light, and she was sent to .
boarding housc in Allegheny, Mrs. Grinder
agreeing to pay her boarding. Tho girls
name Is -, and I suppose you remember
hcr being at your house very well. Your
vile, having failed to pay the girl's boarding,
wus sued, and q summons issued for You. The
officer was met at the doez by Mrs. Grinder,
who begged for Gods sake not to let you
know any thing abont tho matter. She also
peia tiTp dollars on account OF boarding, and
promised to pay the balance as soon Us posi-
\. BE, She did not pretend 10 deny the part
ehc had played in regafd to the baby, and
rave as reason for 80 doing that she expect
"a n rich uncle In lndnna TO settle large
sun Of money on It. That's how know the
baby was not hers, -,
Gfinder-Well, that beats me out And
what grinds me worst Of all Is, that had to
nav the doctor bill, and soventy-fya dollars
:of burying the habyl -
, 1865-09-09
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

.sa91as. IN q $ese1aaaee ] I'll re:sisfos es:: p
fegs ,S@sHe s"d are 70 n' "af<'' o''e's
and lower. kngagun cnts wtzc: To RCIrAto-pEop.
se DO Il iss ses. .snes I'D & Rsyaof
eoIn, at l+e: sshr s. Robinson. eo1n At l3xc; selE
e'lss Iexazs fss.aTs.-sehr. uva Oak, Lumber from
~, sn..: ,steped = psls; ss
nsI1ai sot named % At M lilo o bos Pste.sen wooa Il
tlGo 1s hb1s rot 9an1ed At flio9 iq0 bbis .nseo.
M ~ sna spis 10 Sc iheoaoss 81 It ssSs ID 6ols
e @ ss; : S5s;s:
WnEAT kS;sissd, ;o:y.SG s1I!R9sa. !: g 81:
sE wea IS ;Ss 6sstes sd 4tfE r esits
Seee ba Do Il ssa: !oa oa ~ go bu q 4
saetSe g = 81 q ae 81 a5s 81
So? b g e t! M Ia az g. Z el 60 m &
% 81 :ts u 4 M &c 90 ID Do Il xtts su5.
IS Ese9 : nd I'D stIfTs shippsa 5 b.
e "a S {; .}5 70 !: s q 3os ti t.
s f <:s;s & & e & I'll r.
1Sct9 ou " Era 9ear!y Te'ow 4 z 9oo 90 Nc:
Ill IL Hs q s. h. = x ss h0'fe04ns nm .s
s ss e. :s'?Ds Fl
& e
s NTEEsss!ssa Is @ s s sSPHsa 5 9epe. M..ss:
T. sn d. ststa{ Sees a. W sa n9 III q
y ss: III .9srss ss ae:s
to hu SO. at ~ bn at 50 :aoooe By 1o 81 sac
stie; q y % st Is: s. 6sfs + 7ss On tack.
, 1865-09-09


PRovrtoxe-Eeef Is In active request md Is Cd per
tetce deaFer large business has been done n Pork
stock Of Bacon being much reduerd and IL few hauds
heidess hnys adEsne Cd prices Is e PeE cw Epte
Cheese thcugh sti u all demand Z not quite . ac
tive OF late. Lard u In very limited demand but
fnli prtce. Arn supported. Ta1low-A large business
has ssaso been do9s ~ weak aud further advance
Of u per tE3 established.
BEEApeTEfY -unsettled weather has kent the trade
h very fetctsh state. EAriy In tho week large bus
mess pAss!ng daily IN Wheat aud FIoNt =. ayanc
ing prtrra 1ndian Corn also pasnci1asc. = ~ "a
prpxement, though to less extent.
Al Tuexanys market Tiers was good attendance OF
sicIs who purchased wheat to aconsIdrrable extent
ut IN Gdrancc OF u 81 per centa from Fridays
taious F1our WIS IL acye ce1nand et An advance OF
s to 81 PIT sack and Is per barrel Indian corn was
slEce TUESDAY trle has been rather less nctlv1ty.
though that day quotations a1e fully supported Tho
hour to hour.
rerv favorable change IN the weather can.ed great
quietneaa at our market to-day but the limited ns
ness In wheat and ho1r Hns generally At Tuesdays
.- H1uLA>p. AlufA d Co.
, 1865-09-09
elorfpg NTH buyers Of No. Spring at q. Ssi an3

e,ortpg NTH buyers Of No. Spring at T. 81; ana
ee1lrsa at $1.csa.
The decline In Lake Ftc1shta stimulated the nsr-
tet FIR Corn. which ruled nore active, md IN sd-
,ancs Of H@ic WIS obtained. About asa 900 bu
changed hands At 6a33sSsGae for No. /; 3ASa59Ee
for No, 2, md 5525tc for Rejected in store; 63hc
{o1 nearly Yellow aaoat; e3a16aie for No. aaoat,
md 6lc for No. aaoat. Af the eiote tas market
,x,p Urn, at ea.se for No. l, and SC for No. seeu
erz. IN 1n,uy ustanees, asking lie ad1anee-
Tha market fox Oats was more active. ind prices
advanced 16e1nc. The sales foot up 10000 ba at
31aga.Ye for 10. i; :62shc for No :, End $50
s5nc for Rejected In store. The market closed
With buyerx Of No. at aa14c, and sellers At Ss.e.
Rye was quiet and STEADY, with sales At '0ae7se
ior No. I, End 6sl6she for No. IN store.
Besley wrs in aettve dsmaud md sdsc better,
with sales Of 81 COO hu At s16se for No. hnd ssa
45e fot Rejected In atore- -. -
Lake FreIghts were dull, qnsettled md lasse
lower, With shipments to Bd6alo at 1aDF4c tos
Corn, 1o81Gc for Wheat, snd 10c foT Oats 70 bol-
flo.
Timothy Seed was In active dem2nd, and fnllJ
1oc higher, with sales Of upwards Of 800 bags at
<345Gl3,60. Flax Seed was Ia good demand and
firm, with sales Of Prime ut Sa30.
The GroetTJ Market continues active, but theirs
IL no essential change IN quotations. The follow
ing despatch was received to-day ut the Merchants
Exchange. ..
| NEW YonK, Sept 9.
No change In prices to report. Market very hr,n
! and moderately active-
The market for Carbon Oh Ia considerably exeit-
! ed, and VIC note m advance OF &C. We now quota
round lots 1t 53c and barrel lots at 75c The stock
here Is much reduced and dealers haTo g1eat diff
| Guilty In meeting the increased demand
Ta1Iow is firm and IN demand at 1ftsc for country
and l5c for prime city.
The following Dispatches were read to-day On
'ChanRe:
! WuEsA1o, Sept 8.
Receipts-Corn q, 900 bu, Oats 45,00O bu; Wheat
! active speculation, Sl55 for early, $I.59 now
Com dul1 7Sc for No. =; Oats held at c; FreIghta
1Anc for wheat to New York.
New YoaK, Sept e.
Flour 1Oc better; Corn firm, unsound heavy
Oats firm at 67GlS7t1c: Pork h1.n At $3auo; LaHd
asmer, ct 2s825hc; Whfskey salca5te, Ss.s5
Gold LIN. :.
LArrH-F1our hr1n, s. ns9s.5d; Wheat asm {l.G(
IIe3; Corn 1rm, sound DC, rusuuud 830g0c;
Guts steady Pork hrmer, e. IS new, seller Dec
5000; Lard better, e6cs WhisScy quiet $ssa1s
1ess.
There was 1air Attendance last night At the
Board OF Trade Evening Exchange, and the Wheai
market was zather dull, but steady, Oats were Il
fa3r .equest and 1rn, at sstc. There wers buyer
Of No. Corn ut ea4c, and se1lern at 631&c.
i The saies on ean were rs follows:
| sALEB AT BoARp OF 1HApt EVENING EXCHANGE
-
, 1865-09-09
COMmEMClAL.


FnlpAr EyEs1yo, Sept. s.
The following summary shows tue Increment Ia
Produce and rrusisions dut1ng the past u hours
compared With the movement for the sarne 1tne list
rear:
, 1865-09-09

Tbs market to-day has been moderately active, End
rrices 4 shade lower.
The New York operators have been more active to-
day In consequence Of allght adynnco n the New
Tork market
We quote the market - moderately Aeuve, nnd rt1
ees Without material change Sales as follows,
, I-1 ~ ftAv
, 1865-09-09

Prt8ldcnt E3cha1Se NalonhI Banks :.
B The article In the Eoss, to which refer
ence Is made, states that Col. Blnney never
had bat one transaction with the Exchange
National Bank Of Norfolk, to wit: deposit
of 500, 600, on the 18th Of July, 1866, which:
WIS checked out the following day, and the
account closed. The bank Is, therefore, most
clearly cxoneratcd from my share in, or COM
.plicity With, the Binney frauds; and II is
further stated to their credit, that they have
tcaahed over s10o, 900 Of sevcn.thirty notes for
the soldiers, In every instance at par,
, 1865-09-09
Cholera 1nfantum or Summer
Gonnlaint,.

u speedily and eectually cured by the Catuaat!sr-
It Icmorea m soreness he Ab!ouleu afaJs tho fsT-
tatioo and eAns the action OF the Stomach. and may
fwags b sa 5seS &C. &C e m tos OF t IT,
GhcIe!a Aosnes Snelts: Gs.p1nz fasn; ~ soSr sso,n-
Wans or Appetite, Wind In tte Bowels Cramrs, b!s%
Sickness. and ali Bowel Affections md Nervous PR.
FALaAM, Nth more certainty md easa thaa BY my
pth0 prtraz3Lo1 yet offered the public.
AA pE- d. JAYNE 4 SONS fstutlF Medicines nf6
sod IN Chicago by FULLER. FINCH FnLLEK
FxH M HOOEER xEntt In ~ A4w up
, 1865-09-09

TOWIE'S PILE AND HUMOK
or ooTy rsfundeJ FOR tsSumonjHl3 and rn1sse0o~
soAnsus our PROMINENT e.ts7sns se}H@ax H1@axe,sr.
Tndcr Trcnoat Aouss3
s@1a sv.-h.,s rahS1lSas- Mn-NAA 3F
, 1865-09-09

Arc recommended With the greatest confidence. e1pe
r1ece having demonstrated them 10 bS far superior 70
my Other IN usc, being Dote mlla, prompt Safe amt
tr1isF carr l. required and MAJ eat Ind drin1
- usasa Ar xl 10: iln|,sir Il thsn = !, shey aI %
II small dotes they are a1teHtye aad Erny l.xs.t,s
whole .laentas3 canal from al putFtd+ irritating and
Tee u mAttrtd.
For DYSPEPSIA these Pills are really lnvsluablc
article gtaAnay ehaug the sItt4tel secrcions Of
~ stossn aad dsE and producing nea,sny do s1ion
hcure Will BE- speedily elected By ustnX IN con-
function With the Pills, either JATSES AITElsA-
. ttnnR.
For Live Complaint. Gout. Jauudtee, Affections o.
Eases Of Tho Skin, impazlty Of the Hood Stek Hsad.
tche Gost.sneas res Female pisssss ana Boas
y suceeasfnl. An thst ii aakcd tor then, far sf1a.
+ For sale By all pEugK1Ats.
, 1865-09-09
CH1CAGo CATTLE MARKET.

- cw"o ms DAItf TEuu1Lk
=. Friday Evening. sept-h
BEEF cATTI.E-Aceosdinx 70 the Board OF Ifsdo
report tbs receipts aud shpments stnes or lass sane
eonnsrtt viii .ha corresponding period Of ISL na'o
been Il follows It should be oerne IN mind
receipts sud shsnmss really thoss OK Inc day pFe
eeSitpE: ,..-..
, 1865-09-09

Closing prices ior cssh Sept. g. 1865, received BY
r. G. sa1tonstall 4 Co., Commaion Stock and Bond
, 1865-09-09

sElllU&. - ~ = - ----------
In st. Louis, on the 7th instant, Exchange was
steady at par buying, mad LILO premium selling.
The exports OF grain md provisions at New
York continue very Light The following table
shows the exports for The week ending Sept ID
and srce the 1st Of january, with comparative sta
, 1865-09-09

Receipts Of Produce Mt T1dewuGer.
The quantity Of Gour, wheat cor and bafleT feft at
ude-water from the commencement Of navigation to
the fourth week Of August IN the years 1dl snd 1888
Was as folloYs:
-, Flour, Wheat Corn, barley,
hffs. bu& bu. bp,
ls8i.......1q,so1 4S+:no G7,7m R,641
N3 :. 100 Rt,2n e1G.sW 3s4j
1880 Dec. 6ltloo Dec. $4,000 Dec.. 2 100
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
hde-watcs from the commencement OF navigation to
the stst of Auguss inclusive, during th- yes1s 1851 ad
1875, was as fplloWB:
Flour, Wheat, Com. Barley,
1861. 900. 9asIm 5,H:,m 166, ,ip
ls65....-.s9l,a0 4'esa,en 5,oIWo 1si,s1o
Go Incl sl6so, Irc.- 500
The following comparative t1hle snows the quantity
of sone Of the principal articles Of prpducn left at
.ude-w9teE from The commencement or navigation to
and including tie s1st Of August n tho years ind
, 1865-09-09
Death from Cblorofor1n.
EffuTrtI EaHf 4

Editors Chicago Tribune: -
p: A fntal Incident occurred in this place on
Monday last, from the use Of chloroform, ad-
;mtnistered by Dr.. Ellrcdge, dentist Of this
place, 10 Mrs. Eastman, for the purpose of
|estracting teeth. The Doctor had adninis-
tered eh1orofor1n TO the patient on two pre-
|vions occasions for the same purpose, and
!f1ading the results not very sal asislactory, had
again, but by the earnest request of Mrs.
Eastman, and positive reit1sat on her part to
have the teeth extracted without It, fhe DR..
was again persuaded to grant her request, aud
proceeded to administer small quantity,
which after three or four respirations, pro-
duced almost Instant death. Medical aid was
ut once called, but all efforts to restore life
proved Intellectual Mrs. Eastman leaves
husband, five small children aul many friends
to mourn her uutIuelY death. ". L. C.
, 1865-09-09
Tho Norfolk National HaukA mud the
Rfnncf Frauds
NORFOLK, Fa., Sept s, 1865.


On my return home yesterday, aftcr m ab
sence Of three weeks, was shown copy Of
your valuable paper, containing special de-
sratch from Washington, dated August q,
headed "Tho Binney Fraud,' &C., wherein
grave charges are made duplicating all tho
National Banks OF Norfolk. send you To-
daya copy OF the Norfolk Post, containing
an editorial leadcd 1.-THE Norfolk National
Danks,'' Which correctly und trnthtully exon-
crates this bank from any completely what
ever IN snfd transactions. II can testify that
this bank Is concerned. As said despatch has
tendency TO seriously injurc the reputation
of this bank, as well as my own, trust you
will sec that Justice Is dane, and give the arti-
Gle from the Post as wide circulation as yon
already have enid dsepatch. subscribe my
self YQur friend and former tpWs1nan
, 1865-09-09
Dysentery, Diarrhea,
Cholera, Summer Complaint al Bowel
Affections &C.,
ARE PROMPTLY CUnXD Df
JSTVFsQ NaRMTHATITE >B.lAS4AN~

.,, certain ia its 1ctiou, a1ordng 1u1-
eaiss ri enSss to AZ AZ y.25 ae9
iendsr III il iii respects what Il cls!ms 70 neA
sS%oHa1rd Ht.scaoM Reaaeas'' "'usa s'e'5 1"so"'
.honld 30 suprliet with
Diarrh5a and Dysentery. !
f.,l, 10 sundue tho most yoaent attack. Of
,ncet complaints, no matter tr91n Whist c1use thtJ
sr thrsn sraous tIate!l III and o.htEs Anool8
siMsys Keep supply OF the cAf1ntnnttre hJ thetn-
Asiatic Cholera.
Ths prompt use Of Dr. D. Jayne's cerolnsttxa Ba}.
rai1 viii alN3J3 rttuoJe the plarrnca and Cramps
which accompany the Rttacfs OF cholcra, thus oftsn
ernQne1ns the ds4eabe II it, Ns.paeary. Il haS fe
quently been s4mInlstezed In pel.hhaiboods uheFe
ihr cnolssn haA hte raging epdncaiy and has aeyer
taIed to Ktve Immediate Ant ncnt relief.
, 1865-09-09

Since Jan. Gss, OF 1la7iaoo2 0,71> >ai2
Tho following are the comparative earnings OF
the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad for The
fourth week IN August:
, 1865-09-09

betA 1Gll3 tH4ltn&Q< S3aeH arc m41d boQky
fer brlt, and t9estcc for (ftsh in tabe.
{. FKItIT3-Grtcn Apples contlnuo rathT duff and
prices ara wtthout essential change. Dried Apples
somewhat e1clteo reportH o the failure OF the
Easte1u Stut CROP and Pticca rule higher. Peaches
arc scarce and higher: pded Prachos uni. .ired age
80 Sc lower. Ne lnolc:
, 1865-09-09


..4. <AAb a3A q
eTaTT19 eT3aTT19:fiWjNEsReceiIe to-day. none; shlppcd,
IL Tfere Is hut very limited Inquiry. and buJe1a
Ia scert srr sEHft n thetF yftws. Found lots We1.
heft at s717, with hay1sa NJ s1qx. Sales wero: IL
II uMAY-Tte market continues duh Aad peicos With
out changt. We quote: ose:.
, 1865-09-09

sEEDs-Recsfyeds -! Ms; shlppea, ND os:
Timothy Sfet&--Actiya Rnt 10c higher. Sa1e1
weIr: bags ai sA!o; tss bags at sasoi 50 bags at
$1s5; Il blsY At $3.A
Flax SEetf-slarkefnsm. Sn1cs wcfc: 10 bags 1t
fo50; 10 bag. At FRI.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 9,s1e 1h+: shipped, noue.
Market urnl. Sales wctn: Il tEls country ut ~.
TEAS-The market continues tarly actlye, and