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, 1865-10-27

tors On Monday last 10 ratso tae rate Of discount
rsom IL % pcf cent aod u the usual Neekly meet
M 1nzseTisy they A8An rsased 10 pf cant; this
iii I'm VA quits unsIpected and ihr The moment
csuard aama causta04hon. particularly lu khe cottou
TsFEet vheft T&y 3etlre nostaees Was EotuE on as
iSse nsomznt bgS ffuna sh3 4Ast4:&t since puhsaed
Ne tdy4ee L. aaite tnstinahic ~ the reserve o1 notes
!. Iese and The stock Of hutioo but tue noFc su4o
Il ths couesrondtng period xhen tne Ease .!
dssconnf xxt Der cent that fustnS3 .Advxace ~
tSefste ii 81 tarly pet!od Is noe u ~ &a
me annIehfuaiou hat Aft 4Ean entesns ugt,n
feaan nf frsr moucY n calculated to Inspire eaaaoo
II omnefeist c,rcles generally.
nuAps1r17r-The Weather Continues t1Ism1e! t1sa!
tne. WAsm n The mtddle of The oaJ. nus ae s.1aut
ard mornings grow Increasingly cool. - aus*asy -
market there rather lcss stn51t5, nnt aS1s
Flour tully mslntained Frldsy's q1ctatou;S. ;., 49,
Fonr II 30 very -cAcce. that quotations Aso ds
It n ronnsl tho empty barrel beng Toz1a = @ seuo*
2 keSp the priee relatively higher tha9 re- sh soa'
lndnn Corn was IN Eood supply, Especially Eutupsan,
anu sd peE Dr. lower. At h>das'a nafErt taEEa ~
hut retail cnusumptlse demand for Hhtat but VIE
some kpeen!atirn. pnfehases. Tue4days rIaca3 Hele
t1y supported. Barrel Flour Is getting too sczEce fof
quest n prc*tons ratts.
fRnsls1oNs-Btefo Of good quality IL II epod demand:
Inferior quite neg1ected. Pork fso scsrcey hss ad-
raneea = to5s ptr barrel Prices ot Racua sru mp
ported oat transactions afe nn!mpoEant. Therc Il
holders Are vtry trm isutter has advanced s. ner
cwt,. With good demand. LAtu-Thc stock Ia aiuost
a1tauafed. Small a4ea reported At Sss to ~ rer
cwt Tsiow market has been. sud continues quite ~
cited, aad We sdy1ncn Quottt!ons = pei cut.
Bf4LASp, ArHYt Ar,
, 1865-10-27
rN1oN COUNTY NOMINATIONS,

ONION COUNTY NOMINATIONS
While We could have wished that the SOL
dicrs had had fuller representation Oh the
ticket nominated By the Union County Con-
vention yesterday, VIC are grnifed to say
that the gentlemen placed In nomination arc
not only entirely unexccptiouabie, but emi-
ncntly qualified to discharge the dulles Of the
Offices for which thcy were selected. The In
tereste Of the people and the county could
not by any possibility be placed In more
competent hnnds thnn those Of Mr..
jameson and Judge Bradwen and their
associates on The ticket. Now that
the decision has been made, We may
remark that we earnestly hoped for the nom
nation Of como gentlemen who were not
nominated, but somebody must be defcated
in escry convention, and those are the surest
OF SUCCESS, In the long run, who take present
disappo'ntments in good part. We have every
confidence that the ticket nominated yester-
day will be elected, and nc shall labor with
MI our might to thnt end This Is season
for Republican victories, and Cook county
shall not pe An exception 10 the rule.
, 1865-10-27
WE Q. 81
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. IS, Isl
Action Of the Central West Association
on the State Of the Country. at FAzna-

ActIon Of the Central West Association
on the State of the Countfys at FaEua-
intston, H., oet" IL, 1s65'
The COMMITTEE to whom Was seieHea the
the state Of the country, would respectfully
report:
That the chief peril Of our institntfons and
national welfare Is to be found at this time, in
The .pira ef easte 6astd upon color.
This anti. Christian and snti-republicsn
spirit Is legitimate offspring Of the system
Of slavery, and has extended its Influence into
tho Tree states, even though they profess to
base their institutions On the true principles Of
ADesty.
In violation Of The original principles and
practice OF the United States ct the time OF
the formation Of the Articles q ConfedeFa-
tion, ana subsequently Of the National Coustt-
tuition, II has taken from the free colorel peo-
pie the right Of suffrage, even In many Of the
Free States.
1t Is at this time exerting deadly influence
10 prevent the entrancn1sement Of the freed.
men OF the States which are In a process of
reorgnnizai'on, rendered necessary ~ their re-
belliou and war on the national life:
It Is endeayoElng to effect ths restoration Of
rebels tn those States to the full enjoyment OF
oil political privileges, md the exclusion Of
the loyal emancipated population from all
| political power and all ability Of self-defence,
though they have peri1ed their lives in de-
fence Of the nation, and IN behalf of our escap-
Ing soldiers, have manifested unswcrviug fidel-
| ity In the midst Of revolt.
It Is tending to augment the political power
Of the disloyal population Of the South by
giving them disproportfonal right Of repre-.
sentailon In the name Of those emaneipated
fTeemen thus Wrongfuuy excluded from
power, right to be used, not for their benefit,
but for their suh1ne alton aud oppression, aad
for the injury ot the country.
It Is tending thus to create apArty lnlcague
with those who we're enemies or the national
life In fhe free STATED IN f,r,r rreat wor for law
;,.etica aui ttbertv =
J"1.Asse ~ ..ues5 ...,,l j.. ,t,,1,u
y Is enueaFortnE, oy such re5ults+ 10 stIl&e
blow at the national credit anu pecualary
| welfare, By giving power to party ready In
purpose 10 tepudfufe the national obligations
{nc,ar,ed in lnfanre of thc IYnfon nni of Jtt,-
| nst D -
l 1's! !,,. ~. ..- e. a.. ,.+.h,;.,,
:, II Is preparing t1c way LUZ tnS cs.aos"ur ~
ment, lnucr nc" uatue, u stsseA u
| slAvcIy by the newly organized states, under
the prytert Of l1ws To regulate labor aul
| If suddcn am.nc;n,tion
/. ~ a1,.s,,'. ~ s.,;,. t,ons f ~, lam, IA.
.uo 1., " ~ ~ tl5ns ,S ~
| fence ot the emanclpatcd " dchflng inc f1ent
OF testimony In courts OF Justice to tho people
| ofcolor.
1 II is tins openfnp The way to the practicc
| of rrncitv mi in;,'st;cc IN 1n,nhc.less 11rms
m s1or ~ en1o. ~ atata a,,tI,or,tv o1atn7t
li ~ su.ot ~ s'tntJ au.T1tJ, LII -, - ..is
bic detetcc.
| II Is preparing thus to render worthless
4 the r.caf act of emancipation, md the results
-,,,oi, - cr71co ~ trone,,-a tail ana h1ond
, 1865-10-27
NEW $40 LOAN,


Cook County Scrip, Feb. 85........ g!4
u Mch- '65.,...... T1s
" Ap1, f65... 06if
, 1865-10-27

There Ia nothing doing In Chamber at Commerce
Stock and the market Is nominal at 10.
Tho N. T. Herald Of ihc 2ith reports the money
market there easier. It FAYE:
.sIhe demand for discounts b less Urgent but the
ses ae ssass e se ss sns F. .ss nsas
cent"
In Philadelphia National Bank Notcs bear
premium uf J; Of per CENT over the certified
checks Of local banks.
-1u New York there Ia heavy drain On tho
banks Tor currency to send South.
The New York 1'insss Of Tuesday lafs says
that the 'ptueh for money by the stock brokers Ia
fairly orcr for the present. We ase sorry for II.
Nr. Acculloeh had better s,ake I'M hity millions
more legal tenders.
the New York Clearing House On the 2ath amount
cd to FL st, III.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of yesterday re-
ports the money market easfer. It eays:
1.-THE money market has eased up tride during
the past week bnt tt !osns ase not eastly negotia
se ss s1z * e. st sss
e1ed worth ID to II = cent: Propositions for lie
packing season shut out large portion Of casual
borrowers.
Tho amount Of oil destroyed BY the late conas-
grafton At Pitho1e was 600 bar1elsa mere drop in
tho bucket for that locality Thn Graat we'll wheee
this fire originated, seems yesy comhnstible. It
will bc remembered that 1t caught fire In Angust
last, the nIst day 1t commenced to fow, and num-
her OF persons were horribly burned. It gems that
at Pithole the common practice Is 70 ust crude Pc
tzo1eun as tuel for The engine. This il one great
cause Of 80 many accidental frse. euhorse engine
consume. three barrels Of petroleum In twenty -four
hour, 70 that wheu tho article was but three dol
, 1865-10-27

tion. to your delightful climate and It's varied
productions. Judge not the freedmen too Sc
vrrc1Y. Remember that he Is as q babe. and
needs nurture md cultivation. Ii, In the mad
ness Of his JOY, he orersteps the bounds Of
propriety. or be not reasonably p1oTiaent,
make = second, a third-nay, many efforts, to
lead him into the paths Of usefulness. Re.
member that every one who Is preserved to
the noble work Of production, contributes to
the mass Of collective wealth, and diminiahes
the army Of consumers aud dependents, II not
Of paupers.
Fellow-citizens, 1t is proposed that Con-
vention OF the planters Of Alabama be held,
In the city of Montgomery, On the 18th day OF
November next, to consider OF aud devise
measures promotive Of the agricultural inter
ests OF the State. II is desired that, 80 far as
can be done, every county in the State shall
be represented. Hold county meetings, and
send as delegates your wfsest and most prac-
tical planters. Act promptly. "Come, let
rs reason together" All -FOUR great interests
selfish, Humanitarian, and politico-econom-
ical-call upon you to make one united effort
10 preserve and perpetuate your agricultural
prosperity. Your fcllow-ciuzens,
BOILING HALL,
GEo. ". STONE,
GEo. GoLpTHwA1TE,
JAS. q. CLANToN,
WN. o. BALDWIN,
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 11, 1866.
, 1865-10-27
THE EASTERN INDIAN EXPEDI.
TON.
Desperate Fight with the Sava.eA on
Powder River.


Correspondence Of the Chicago Trtbunc.l
POWDER R1vEn. MONTANA TEnnrronY,t
Sept 6, 1865.
Our march toward the Yellowstone had
told 80 seriously upon our. stock, that q halt
was imperatiyely necessary. Accordingly we
marched but two miles on the 18th, and camo-
cd where Erass was abundant. A number Of
wagons Tcre abandoned, for want OF teams,
and party sent TO burn them. While en-
gagged nj this, bind Of indians cautiously
approached through the timber TO surprise
them, but were discovered and several shots
sent among them. The rapid firing aroused
the camp and refnforcenents were sent to
taosc already engaged. The Indians would
not stand and fight, but aimed to draw our
men INTO an ambush. They would dash rap
IDLY over the plains md among the hills and
'rartnea, In front and On our tanks, endeayor-
ing to scatter the men and cut them OF In de-
tall. Our poor horses we1e no match for their
fresh ponies, and they easily. eluded all our
chargea. In the eageEness Of the chase, some
times small squads would get in advance Of
the command, when the Indians would turn
and dash back with yell, to cut them Of
before Others could come up to their support.
In this manner, one man was dismouuted, his
horse captured aud himself narrowly escaped
being killed. As IN Offset he killed an Indian
and learned 10 pe more pFnoent In Inc future.
IL was dtsk when VIC gave up the cnhse and
fatarnsd 10 camp Inc oana #an which NC
"efe engaged was oniy tae aoFaaee ot largo
pooy OF sasaSes' ~ 4ae'' ~ nc nosu1c u
otA''9 - LUG eouut1s nAu e'aseea 1uu "e'e
Dear ~ hanu ~ asAe es saa'o as5a'ust
surprise ou.ug ane nsa'' 'n7 euafos were
oouo'eo anu ~. use<saat5 P1eeaot1onS eaAea
1os tne s'ucts u ,uo eamP.
nn1 saea s.aeA -, =. - ues ouu tne sntAl
yen o. safases WIS az ,e4Av tnst a"oke us
oE4oi' "I"n u. sao ILL Nv 4e'ea'eo
fndisns 10 in nf n. ~
Indians IN front Of u.s.
and Indians all around. Crowdine the hill.
tops, pecring from behind trees aud clumps
OF p,1shes, skulklng In rayines and sweeping
over the plains, were Indians In numbers that
could not be counted. Everywhere could be
seen their palutea faces and waving nlumes.
aud from ali arolhd arose their horrId yells.
They were p.incibally armed with bows md
ARROWS, and our long ranged cnrbines kept
them al a distance too far to do rs an dam
ogc, Now and then some would approach
within ranec. and would be Instantly pcrfora-
ted with balls.
About sunrise dash was made upou
the wagon trim. but The team.
s..,s uere orrnnj md essfa.oa Ain
, 1865-10-27
Foreign Commercial Circulars.
Nr% : -

The ye.,ner continues dry and brilliant though the
tsneratur4 Is mora leasonahe thsu OF lAte alo ID
bow Uu1ch wanted for the root having been
EreatjY ufurtd by the protr1ctcd drought and heat
fe apppits Of English Fheat are unusually large this
NetE aud tho+e OF Foreign. and Of English Sack Flour
~ X Monds1's market the wheat trade ruled arm
though the tone was not - animated as Inst week
The Best Parcels Of Enrsh verc e1y diapased of At
fny The rates Of ths day senni2lt but tbs Ereater
parf Of the supply being tn pao- condition sold slowly
i baftty late rates. American and CanAdlsn were
falfiJ active 1t tho fuIl prices oflast week.
FLora-Easrtls Were unchanged to yalue.
ye9y AcuIe darling the early part Of The week snd
owing 10 the adT1uce In tho bank rate to per cent.
hnsdefs show more eaxefnees 70 SELL while buyers r.
fnse to operate unless at decline Of 6d4ls Ofessa
GhlfkA has sola Il ns4ts Sd, Slcofa!en at ~ md
eksoes good eopatt!en bring late psies One cargo
9d4Es I'd was paid fDr 1hfaIl-
To-day a nArkcI-TheFt Taa IN unusually thin 1t.
tendance, and almost business passing In either
English Or forexn wheat The tendency OF prices was
PEovisiosE-Cheesc-The stock here Is 1900 bo1es.
aud tkr supplies contInue verJ liberal. This seAson6
mast Of English l. greater th4n was anticipated which
causes buyes to operate les5 freely but pees are fully
aupported nuttef-No cholce has bctn recctTe this
ee4so, therefore ordinary meets 1orn attention, at
dtr3Iut OF IL to L. Neef xnd PuF6So stock Of the
Sorner; it Il very much wanted Thu latter n faEos
for Rome consumptlot. At ~ advance OF q to u.
- ATH1A4 B1EEAND 4 P1CKIk1Na+
LIrEB1oc1., Oct. :. 1865.
Tho peayy demand for discount, not ouly tor com.
uezcal purposes but 70 supply the many ottlkn
, 1865-10-27

Below we present the census Of the populs-
fhat taken for 1850. We are Disappointed in
finding the increase for the whole county
slightly less than 2s per cent, and that scyeral
towns have nctually decreased In population,
yet several towns have ample reason for self
graduation On account Of the very favorable
marks Of increase shown.
Our next neighbor, Batavia, bears the palm
of prosperity, Showing IN increase OF over 81
per cent. Aurora follows with 81 per cent.
Next, comes Geneva with % per cent, Elgin
with 40 per cent. and st. Charles With IS.
The largest rate Of decrease We find In Sugar
Grove, which loses nearly 10 per cent Of her
population This Is caused, no doubt, BY the
wsath e tae {n ,.1 whp s s5s
, 1865-10-27

prices Of cotton will cause The most energetic efforts
to be made ft it, production next year. a great
many obst1ces now existing Will disappear In part
BY the coming spring, among them the labor
trouble: and estimates Of production made at
present eannot, therefore. be In any respect relied
upon, = they ara uaanhestJ not based On The lido,
AZ i.na,xo I'm eft1.umatancea.
, 1865-10-27

Kane County has been congra!ulatiug her
self during five years past In the possession Of
SC, coo fnhab1tants-so indeed the census did
cay by counties-but m examination OF the
census as given BY towns, will show the fy
ures as aborc. Some one made IN error In
the calculation Of the census Of 1860, but
where the error lies wc cannot tell
, 1865-10-27

e
Tie market here has been to'e7sbly acure, and
prices 1 uifc better tt1n yesterday.
The reported sa1es loot up 400 head. ranging In
pr'cc from HIS TO tl16s. Sellers II the yars
yeyy backward IN the matter Of reporting prices TO the
weishuastes Th!s u tn most instances due to pure
thoukhtessness. We sh2 take pleasure In reporting
tho prices psid At Ill transactions, but cannot spend
too much tIus to ascestain IT, 1t IL not Intention
to hereafter report sses wbero psices not gren-
, 1865-10-27

to this subject, which have not here been
stated. For the Commission,
T. u. SASB0RS,
HENRY /. BowD1Tcu,
WILLIAM r. TrLDES.
, 1865-10-27

Bere The market was quiet, With sales Of tash
gold on the Slock Exchange 1t 145. On the strcet
the market was dull at 14ln{11s3 Sl1rer was quiet
aud nominal ut l33@13o.
Government securities continue dun and hea7y.
On the Stock Exchange sexen-Ihlrties were so,d
1t MI for The nrst seriet, and 1 for iho third
series. Ten-Forties were sold 1t Wy. We quote:
, 1865-10-27

The receipts continue moderate being nssiy so fcss
than for the kame tins last week. Tbs Light supply
and favorable AdyieeA from tho East have operated to
keep the market In healthy condition and prices to-
day eze n213c 10 better th2n yesterday. This Il
OF coorse ur good grades Is the lower snd mors COM
mon varieties are dali sud lower.
There u = good demand spr heavy lard Hogs fot
butchers use and fer sueh extreme prices are paid
The total sales Of the tay foot up LOO heAd ransnE
In prtce num S12o0 to 31as5. The day closed With
quite number un8cld.
EHKKNAi IAHpe.
The market here has been quiet and prices tr1nc,
better thsn yesterday. The receipts have been light
ktd tew are LETT oyer.
The Aa1es foot up 20 head, Eargug from 51t to 11
, 1865-10-27

interview with that body aforementioned,
requested that We would oend him regularly,
not only the journals Of our General Conven-
tion, but, If possible, full rerbaiim reports OF
the debates in TINT body.
, 1865-10-27

Cl1r1ttonS IN 1aFQf OF cA1e1Qlnc Inc EuuIaSSc 10
certain classcs Of freedmen, while hc doubts
The cxrcdlcncy of doing 50 by an arbitrary cx-
crcise Of his Presidential power, lies In the
fact that while his doctrine tllat the suffrage
JRebt 10 be extended Is broad, and will excr-
GsoIls influence over Congress, his scruplc
asa1net exercising. TINT power hiuseifis pure
II personal one, md In no way precludcs
Congress from lccislating In favor Of Impartial
sufrngc should they as1nc with the President
upon tho propricty Of extending the suffrage.
md without dlsagrecing with bis personal
scrurlcs against tie exercise OF the power, BY
himself, should see ut 10 exercise The power on
their own behalf, Us an equal and coordinate
branch Of The Government. The dissatistac
ton Of large portion of the Republican
party with the present reconstruction policy;
as at first developed, arose from an spprchen-
sion that the President Was personally op-
posed to the extension OF the suffrage, and
would therefore use the power Of his admin
istration agaInst II. But the recent uttcrances
Of the President show that his personal con
yictions on the suffrage question arc entirely
satisfactory.
To this the New York Vorld says, "Give
us Ills official acts, and you arc welcome to
his private sentiments" As If il were posi-
bic that the Presidents official acts will not
accord with his personal convictions!
The President doubts the c8pediency II
prrscn1 IF issuing Presidential rkase or pro-
clamatfon extending the suffrage, but he
believes the people Of the States ought
10 md will extend II, to thosc who have
fought in the war, to those who own property
, 1865-10-27

The sales to-day 20 bead, ranging from t0 10
3ts0. ...
The market has been h1rlT active md the receipts
quite liberal. Good stock has been n good reaues*
but very sczree. Prices fer good grades have been
we sustained and there IL large u1sstisaed demand.
There las been nouc sale for some days which could
be called extra. the best being only far stripping
Steers.
The moro common grades OF stock ssetrs, common
bQche.' Cattle and miseelanecus stock In Iarxt sup
rly. md the asles to-day havc been made It decisns
r3c5c r 100 rs. the sulluE rates Of yezrdaJ.
We quote the market - MoteIAtefJ 8ctlyt, md
good grades xczsra arl nsu&-wh!le Common Cattle
ahund&at sud dali At decline Of s0Sc PSF 10
Gu rea.erasy's rates. Tho day closed wi.a = lasse
uunaheF "~saA unk Snisny .f INC lower ssaaes
SALES TO-DAY.
aH4aNAH YAEps.
The market At these yazds has been moderate, and
prices Of common stock zG@c 100 ns lower than
yesterday. Good Cattle u light supply and yester
days prices fully sustained Ths day closed withoults
number unSold. The aales wee $50 head ranging In
price toza ss.sn to sfEzK-
The following Aso the saes:
las ns At t6t7K Hunter is head, averaging I,N6
bsst ta15; te Mehaa Il head. averaging So q. Il
@ s. a. I = ~ 8 ~
5s!s 5s. q s. i 3 SS;.s i s:is
n II ~ Il j! i 4 ss:i5 . asassy i 5s'a. s's:s's
,SsEo a':oe. ,e1a ,'s ,,sp:'ey ~ assa .,sss
III; u Essisf1e1tS . tsss. sSesssias ,ase =. Il
seF soa s!eefs as.s .ysEagas sse
ave sfae aea:s5 q bss e 4
MICHIGAN soCrnKa rA1Ds.
The msrket at these yarus has been moderately
tire md good Cattle hare been scarce. bpt prices fully
up to those ofyesterdaY+ Common stock Il In shan
aant suprly, and prices rule oa4se z 100 os lower
than yesterday. The day closed with limited nuu-
her urso3d.
The sales foot up $50 head, ranging In price nom
&1.;3 to 1880, the following are tho sAlsa:
E.andt sold Standing 70 head. averaging SO -, At
Roynil aold o'Ma1ey 70 head, averaging SIG MS, At
Kosenhanne sold Wa,xa1, 20 head, averaging 1>es
Coieson Sold Peter. 3 head. averaging ssa ns. At
Il. strahorn sold Enu.tght n head averaging 80 na
81 s59; 10 Schfver 70 head eoEs Averaging 20 Ms.
CoIeson sold Housey % hesd, averaging SIS ns. 1t
Hsiaum sold stowell a head, averaging - ns, II
R.Conk.ra Co.. eoid seheuer - head covs, averaging
1: i i eeso eo@ asss4sas it g.
Ss.;s; 10 Euwtxht % bead scrub stecr aVerasng 5so
M & t. s:f 3 as. = et:s :Srs: :!ss:Fs 70 Fl
to sIoen u bead s.E.sinx IS p at t+s' to fonnsns
pp6sl aoid Cunning ham Il head, averaging 80 Is,
j. Gfiu1y so,d sneurr Ii head, a.e.aE,ng s.. NJ, 1T
Csi Co. sold Alexander 1s head, averaging ao o.,
Leeeh sold o'Mally 2 head. averaging ass 81, ut
pnw.on sold Hancock 10. GOOD Steers, averaging f,o
ns. at $a-so-
fo4T wA1xs YAxDe.
There WIS good business dppc at these yards, the
reported sales footing about 1to bead but VIC wete
unable 10 procure rricea Of all. Fer some deal
neglected to Ere the prices and tho ssls Il lost for
, 1865-10-27

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


Thursday Evening. Oct. II.
BEEF CATTLE-AccardIng to the Boatd OF Trade
reports the receipts and ahipments since ons last sue
compared with the corresponding period Of 1854 hare
he.u "A follows It should b. borne tn mind thss these
receipts and shipmenu arc rea11J those OF the day
preceding: .,-
, 1865-10-27

MCNlUAX 8OtTnEKX TlHb8.
The market at these 4nEds h1s been lry actfre and
peces psf 100 batter than yesterday Thd
receipts a1c light and the dsy closes with fev unsoid
The aales foot up 1Soo head, ranging IN price tum
slH11K TO <1j-8.
f1s fn11ovinv tfA saT+A.
, 1865-10-27

The Pittsburgh ConesnsTr1a1 Of yesterday re-
ports aa follows:
"some slight improvement fs felt In our local
money uanfket. Money appeazs mort plenty, and
dseonnta we.e made Fely e'y te1y Soae1t ~ tGs
nnt heinSv onr former ouptatEouf, as the demand
for @ capital u 1esy great induced b. b1.ss and
heayY business In the var!ona departments OF
trade"
me stock ofth Columbia On Company has fal3en
| 10 % In Pittsburgh
Gold has been discovered at Mt. Monad-
mock, n. Il. In digging awell near the Mountain
House. vein Of quartz Was struck. In specimens OF
which, analy1ed BY DR.. Hayes, Of Roaton, were
| found x1o.1s Of gold to the Ton, and u specimen
| taken ont two or three feet lower WAS ton1a 10
| contain F13 50. Whether It will pay 10 work 1t u
| get question.
| in Philadelphia therefs more active demand
TO. money, but rates are unchanged
1T Is the gene.nl opinion Of those who nave me
best opportunity Of Judging correctly that saa ossn
, 1865-10-27

TnunsDAT EVENING, Oct. 70.
The following summary shows the movement In
r1oduce and Provisions du1ingth past twenty.foat
hours, compared with tho movement for tho sanla
TINE list year: