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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-09
A CARD lNVALIDs.

A GENTLEMAN cured of nervous Debility, Premature
IA Decay and the effects of youthful iidiscreton will he
happy furnish others with the ctre free of
chdrye) This remedy it simple, safe. and certain,
Foi full particulars, by return ms please address,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
June II, 1885, 90 Nassau st., New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-09
Lake Forest Academy

(26 miles north of Ch,ago)
FIRST CLASS School FOR YOUNG MEN.
Special attention given to physical culture IN well iur
nished Gymnasium.
The next term opens Sept. q
For particulars, address the principal,
l.. NJ. JOHNSON, A. NJ.
LAKE, Fnca, III
Reference. - f'!O-ing patrons: Hon. J. D. Cation,
Dcht, Pei, Mrs. T. C. Hehssas, John Manley, Esq, G
II. Rugg, Esq, Ottawa.
aug %. '65
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-09

House and three Lots For Sale
N the sonth west Of Walnut jefferson sts
y, OTTAWA, Illinois Purchasers will call Upon James
Wells On the premises, or A. W. Cavarly, his agent fol
terms ct sale. JAMES WILLS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-09

Directors:
Milton II. Swift, Joel ". Armstrong
W. Bushnell, Lorenzo Leland,
VIM. IIirkling. Isaac Gage
o. TiD~ IIuTfusJ, John Arm"nr
L. 1horIe, John Manlcy
c. NJ Van DoreiI.
We have organized under the National Banking law,
AMI hayin. succeeded the business Of W ii. w Cush
opeIl the Transaction of general bank
ths 33sness.
Exchange Chicago. New York, and all the other
pncip. cities of the Unit ID States bought and sold.
Exchange England, ireland, Scotland and Con-
tincntai Europe, drawn i'll sum, to suit purchasers.
Corrections made throughout the state, and
prompt RENTED for day o payment, at current rate
OF exchange.
United States. Illinois and La Sale county bonds, gold
silver DC, bou- Lt and sold.
A full supply Of Revenue Stamps, of all de
nominations, constantly on hand.
We special agents Of Jay Cooke Subscription AGENT
for th 80 loan, and viii allow interest date Of
subscription
We believe facilities such that offer spec
ia InUC' AMI We slall Utmost "GG=N"rs To
give Satisfaction those eIrutin with t!-r business
Banking hours from A. VI. to / p. NJ
Junc . 1865. WI. II. CUSTfMAN. Cashier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-09
WHIsKEFRS: WHISPERS:

Do you want Whiskers Moustaches, Our Grecan
Compound will force them TO grow the smOothes face
chin hair bald heads in Six Weeks Price s. 90.
Sent bv -- ywhere cJselv ses'sd rrc:.?t Price.
Address WARNER Co, Box SO, Brooklyn, NY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-09
G ELE CT sc ii o y l.!

DRiNG yorr old Accordeons and have them put in
Id 10 sppiepie order by L. W. DENHARDS
aug 70, 6v-tf Music Rovm, Post Office Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-09

JAMES WIRICK. Attorney at Law, Otta.
q wa, III. Office in Post Office block, up stairs.
IN sent 2. '6S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-09

Pocket Book Lost.
Lost on Thursday, Aug. 3st 11Oo somew: between
Ottawa and nv home miles north OF Ottawa: small
black Pocket Book pretty much worf, containing
about 500 hi greeniacks and National Bank notes. also
an orler about 500 drawn in tor by Patrick Fiz
on Michael Riorion. reward of twenty-five dollars will
be paid to any person returning said pocket book and
tents leaving at the Free Trader office Ottawa
sent q '65 jos. tIGHTHALL.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-12-21
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEWING MACHINE Els !
--O--.~
EMPIRE
SH UTTLE M CHIN j.
Sa1esroons 536 Broadacoy, Neac York.
9 $50 Washington st. Boston.

Salesroons 536 Broadway, Ne,c York
9 $50 Washington st. Boston.
This Machine is constru ted on an entirely new
principle of mechanism, possessing many rare and yau
able improvements having been examined by the n"ss
profound experts and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY
and PERFECTION COMBINED.
The following are rho principle objections urged
against Sewing Machines:
l. Excocssivelabor to the 4. Incapaciy s~sew evo
operator. rydsscriptisn Of ma
2. Liability to get out Of terial
order s. Disagreeabe AID UNI
3. Expense. trouble, an pleasant noise while
loss of time in repair in operation.
ing
Tie Empire Seeing Aaclsiuc Is Exempt from
all these Objections.
1t has stra ,ght needle perpendicular action,-makes
the LOCK SHUTTLE STITCH, which will neither
RIP nor RAVEL,and lsaIike on both sides; performs
perfect sewing every description OF material from
leather to tn finest naNsook muslin with oton, lin
on silk thread, from the coarsest to the finest nnni-
bar.
Having neither CAM nor CoGsWHEEL. and tho
.ast possible friction, it smooth glass land is
mpliaticalya
NoiHCIess Machines!
1t requires FIFTY PER CENT. loss power drive
it than any other Machine in market girl oftwe!ye
years ofage work tstcadiy, without fatigue in
Jury to health.
lis strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY OF
construction render il almost impossible to get out Of
! order, and is GUARANTEED by the company to aiso
entire sat sficton.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
supply themselves with superior article, to call and
examine this UNRIYALED MACHINE. But III
more especial manner do solicit the paronages Of
| Merchant Tutors, COach Makers, Shirt and
Bosom Makers, H0op,,Shirt KanuJacturers,
Dress MtlAcrs, Corset MaherS, CATER Fit
ters, Shoe Binders, Vest and Pantalaon
| Makers.
rs Religious ana Charitable Institutions will ba
| literally dealt with
PRICE OF MACHINES, COMPLETE.
| No. J. Family Machine, with Hemmer comprehension
No 2.Snall Manufacturing, extension table. rs
| No. 3, Large g " IS %
No A. large for Lcathcr... ....................l00
I CABINETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
We want gents for all towns in theUrited States,
| Canadas Cuba, Mexico Central and South America,
where gencies not already ished, to whom
liberal discount will be given bat make consigl
ments
Orders may be sent through the American Adyertis-
| ing Agency, $3.50 Broadway, New York.
r. j. McARTHUR & CO.,
29-1y $50 Broadway, New York.
A. BURNHAM & CO.,
Detroit, Agents.
] .ETCE: xTCEE! TTCH
|
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-12-21
TAKEN Up.

10y THE SUBSCRIBER. residing in the town of
~ hlaS9way- on laad owned by him in said town.
"a ~ eboni 'he l9fh of November 1861 one bay Fill
,.ls, or year old last spring-has one hind foot
- "'.A star iA the Soreheai. Tha owner is re-
+ g Sai, prove property. pay charges and take
JAMES KELLEY.
" Nr'N ~! N"N. l.. 1sG5. Ilw4
L1o>ENE OIL. LAMPS. CHIMNEYS, BURN
- p ef'' @'eSs and Shade snr rale st
BERnlck.S.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-12-21
OnfeCtiOnarV,
To the Ladies Of America !
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
Il nrL.Ar.cr Il IL L n Il, Il lAn a

LYONS PERlODiCAL DkDfS,
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
TdE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY!
TIE GREAT + II Ale REMEDY
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS Cure all com plants
incident to the SEX and remove all distractions OF
nature from whatever cause producing health, yiSor
and strength
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS are better than all
Pills, Powders and nostrums: being fHid prpari-
ton their action is direct and positive, and il need
nothing but good common sense to see and under
stand the reason Why they cure all those ills to
which the female system is subjected, with dispatch
and q degree of certainty which nothing bMt az
scientifically compounded fluid preparation is capa
Bile Of. They can reach the most obstinate cases.
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD.
RELIABLE AND SURE 70 DO GOOD.
AND CANNOT DO HARM.
AND CANNOT Do HARM,
To the most delicate constitutions.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS viii certainly pro-
duce the regular return Of nature if taken day or
two before the expected period, and it is maxim in
the profession, that proven ion is better than cure
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS have been used
by over twenty-five thousand ladies' within the past
six months and the testimony of az is, 1t surely
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-12-21
TAKEN UP.

A BOUT the 10Th Of November, 1865, by the sub
N scriher living aboat six miles east of south from
the village Of highland on the Mineral Point road,
black Mare, years old past left hind foot white,
and white hair on her forehead also, her colt
horse colt about months old
The owner is requested to call, prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
Nov p, 1865. llwI E.P. ROBINSON.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-12-21
CAUTION! CAUTIoN!!

Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS TO CURE
Suppression Of the Menses, from whatever cause
though care should be!taken toascertan flregnancy
be the cause as these DROPS would be to pro-
duce miscarriage, if taken whilst in that situations
and all are cautioned against using Them wish it
distinctly understood that do not hold myself re-
L. han ed llldnr
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-12-21
TAKEN UP.
TAKEN UP.

nY tire subscriber residing in the town of WyoIo-
ID ing. near the south east corner OF saia IOWA. on
the a6tl Of November. CISCO, Red Bull, years old
past with white star Ia his forehead. lie has oeen
in the neigh orqood since harvest The owner Is re-
quesed 10 CALL prove property pay charges ana iahs
him away. ROBERT SQUIRESs
November c9th, nll-w4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-12-21
TAKEN UP.

tae Subscriber. ca or about the 10th Of Noyem-
- per, 1888, white Cow. spotted with rcd, with
f'sat ear cropped, about wears old
sa- owner rs requested to can prove property, pay
charges and take her away
Dodgevlile Nov % 1856. i1NIw
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-12-21

CT Send Red Stamp for Circular. or o. 20 for the
Remedy, to C. z. MONROE g. co, General Agents..
o Drawer 1851. Chicago. Illinois; once 1855 South
CLARK Street For sale at Wholesale in Chicago bv
BUREHAMs 81 VAN sCHAACK. FULLER rrNsrr,
e FULLER. LORD q SMITH. CHAs. q. shrrrry
SMITH q; DwXER and u. scoyILL.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-12-21
BE WISE IN TIME
II

BE WISE IN TIME
Let not disease destroy your constitution.-Try a
bottle Of my PERIODICAL DROPS, and you Will be
satisfied that I imposter.-Tell yonr aiiiicf cd
friend what restored the bloom of health. to your
cheeks, and thereby confer favor more valuable than
god--Fora PAINFUL scnty Men situation it is just
the thing. l have now i'll my mind an Instance OF a
lady who had been suffering from painful Menstra-
tian two or three years combining her to her room
each time. She had applied to several eminent ply
sicians, without relefwhen one bottle Of nay DROPS
entirely cured her.
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
In almost every case.
It is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health and
viyacity ofspirs unless the Menses regular as TO
the time the quantity, and quality. When they are
obstruced makes her efforts to obtain for IT
some other outlet and unless These efforts Of nature
assisted the patient usually experiences Despon-
dency, Nervousness and finally, CONSUMPTION as
sumes its sway, and prematurey terminates iniser-
able life.
DO not suffer from these Irregularities when an IN
yestment Of dollar in Lyons Periodical Drops VIII
regulate and restore nature to its healthy course
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
DO NOT BE IMPOSED Upon !!
by those who have other preparations whic they ae
sire palm oupon the strength ofthe popular Ivy OF
my Drops. But when the Druggist you Apply 10 mas
not got them. either make him buy them ior you' or
else enclose one Dollar to the nearest geeral whole
sale agent, who will return you bottle by return Elk
press.
See that the name Of Jno. L. Lyon is written up
on the directions which are wrapped around each
bottle None others are genuine. Therefore, beware
Of counterfcits. They for sale by every druggist
DR.. JNO l.. LOYN.
Practeins Physician, New Haven, Conn.
Lord & Smith, Chicago, Wholesale Agents.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-12-21
TO MARRIED LADIES

TO M A K K r ID L a d | & 5
They arepeculiarly adapted as they bring the month
ly period with such perfect regularity.
/ could furnish any quantity of testimonials of
Of parading bought and fictitious ones before the
public is SO prevalent, do not deem it advisable
BE WISE IN TIME.
BE WISE IN TINE
, 1865-09-30

man Who has been presented 70. trial, and
has plead guilty, or has not been declared
innocent, can obtain unqualified letters OF dis
mission until. three years have passed sluce
his trial, during wbich time he Is, as It were,
a probationary candidate for good charac-
ter in his old Diocese.
f. Bishop Mc1lyaine, It seems to me, would
have given: him letters In the exact words Of
the canon, II he had thought It possible for
him to do 50.
As 10 The Galcsburg Church hnrIns been
expelled without hearing, they had only
themselves to blame for that, If they had
, 1865-09-30

There were SIS able bodied blacss and mu-
1attocs in The State Of Wisconsin when the
rebellion broke out. Aflcr tho Govern nent
concluded TO accept the services OF colored
men u soldiers, this small body Of people
tuned ont $50 volunteers, who stand credited
10 Wisconsin In the :" calls Of 1868 md 1854,
thereby Saving 15o white men from the draft
Perhaps 100 Of the co1ortd volunteers escaped
rebel bullets md will return to Wisconsin.
Have they not earned the right to vote O.
well, at least, as the sealping redskins who
arc endowed with tho elective ftan.
caise in that states VIII Senator
Dooittle answcrs Are they not inf
nitelS better entitled 10 vote than tho
Coppeshcads Who skedaddlcd to Canada to
escape fighting for the Unione Will the MIL
wRukee. Netns answer! And to the lust,
righteous and honorable men Of Wisconsin, of
MI parties, We put this question: Has not
that patriotic handful Of colored men, who
sent nearly half their nambn to the battle
field to help you put down the rebellion, and
sare Liberty and Union from destruction,
earned the right to the ballot In your State!
Can any man calling himself a Republican de-
nv them without shameful stultifcation!
How can man be democrat and vote
against them: Are the white people Of Wis
, 1865-09-30
mr.. Mngfuu1s Sent FORA Returned
Corporal Attacks Him on tho Stump
Desperate Ltse Of Pistols.
tln C{uttnn .if stIal 1atI.

We hare not been able to ascertain what
was the particular language uscd By 31r-. Ma
ginnis, Tho State Sovereignty Democratic
candidate for Licutcnant Governor, Mt Hills
boro, on the 2Gth inst, Which led to his ron
counter with returned soldier named Pike.
The telegraph dispatches arc unsatfsfactorily
meagre- II wns q most determined assault
On the part Of Corporal Pike, however, who
advanced upon Maginuis while speaking, and
drawing revolver. leycled 1t ut him point
blank, and in unpleasant proximity to his
person. Mag;nnie succeeded in graspfny the
weapon near the muzzle, forcing 1t down at
the moment Of its discharge. The ball took
etiect near the thigh, producing an ugly
hcsh wound, but happily touching no yltal
part Ar- u. had small pocket revolver,
which. in tho scutile, he drew and fred,
woundine Corporal Pike. Unable to dis
charge the remaining chambers, he used the
stock 60 eGectually on the Corporal's head
that he ibid him ont, and that ended the very
short but desperate rencounter, and victor and
vanqutshcd Proceeded TO bind up their wounds,
Corporal Pike, We arc informed, how cor
.reetly We cannot say, is also Democrat, but
not of the sovereignty order. He flehts nit
Morgan and IL possibly one of the few whosc
names are Faraded in the Columbus Sate.p,an
as " Morgan's mcn." Whether Democrat or
Republican, Nhig or Know Nothing, hls as-
sanlt upon Mr. Maginnis can IN 70 manner be
justified.
, 1865-09-30

kh;ftccu Thousand three hundred and nineteen
persons have been constituted honorary men-
bers, one-thI1d Of these being .clergymcn.
The corporate members arc elected BY bal
lot at an annual meeting under the proyis-
ion Of the charter that not less than
one third Of the body must be. composed of
aymcu, not less than one third Of respectable.
clctgymcu, and the refnninins third Of sschar-
acters Of the same description. whether cler-
gyrncu or laymcn." The business OF origin
aling and conducting missions in all ita de-
tails Is entrusted to the Prudential Committee
whose report of operations Is the central
feature of interest, Mt the Anniversaries.
These annual meetings., alternating between
New England and the other States, have
ranged heretofore from Portland to Cincin-
natl, the home of the Bonrd being the Mis-
sion House In Pemberton- Square, Boston,
part Of the Union. -. :
TIE ANNUAL MEETINGS.:
+. The annual meetings have always been
eagerly looked forward to, months in advance,
by many who have never missed attendance,
and for reasons the forthcoming occasion will
Itself best develop to those likely to accept
such proof. It is the first occasion; in which
this great religious anniversary has ever been
held west Of the lakes, but Its coming finds
multitudes of our residents with old associa~
tions quick to, be revived Of the interest
Il has attracted In the Eastern nnd mid
die States. The attendance will be
large Of delegates md strangers both
from East and West. So large Is the
attendance ordinarily. that wherever an
attempt is made for Communication Of fares
on the railroads, it springs from the libesal
intent of 1ocal committees solely, since 1t Is
always discouraged by the chief officers Of the
Board, whose experience WARNS them that OK
cursion rates arc likely to give their meetings
an attendance moro ample than earnest, be-
sides furnishing multitude Of hangers on
with whom the meetings are Of secondary
importance 10 shopping and sight seeing,
whereof the half-ta1e suggests the occasion.
We make the statement to show that no dis
appointment nor derangement will be likely
TO result from the general policy adhered 10
on this occasion by leading roads to make no
concessions. Therein they actually fol-
ment OF those Of longest experience in
these meetings. Far better locate pleas
ure excursion for some other occasion than to
burden the lists Of accommodations with the
osteusible purpose, left unrealized, of attend
ing these meetings., thus taking their places
and excluding others who have heart in the
Missionary cause. lis three days session In
Chicago will be Its first Introduction among
topics Of local interest in the Northwest and
for the reasons general and uat{onal that VIC
, 1865-09-30
FINANCIAL: AND COMMERCIAL;
MONETARY.

FRDAr ESEs1xa, Sept. -. 1s6j.
The t8ce for currency among Soma Of the Sssiou-
al rankA continues, md the money market Is st;u-
gent and Close *To-mor1uw, however. is the 1ast
Day the month, snd after that these will he no
occnsIon for any bank to hare superintendent
amount OF cash. There IS no changc in rutes of
discount, which, remain Mt 10 pc. cent per annum
a, tho banks md 1@1t. PCT cent per month on the
street. -
The present etringency Is severely felt b7 CON-
mission merchants and others In the receipt Of large
amounts Of grain, on which they have to make ID
sances; hut relief viii come as soon as the bank
slaternenis arc made.
The demand for Eastern Exchnnse Il very mod.
crate, and The market Is dull md Weakrr. Tho
banks were generally buying at lilo discount, and
ceiling par to 80 preua+ Some Of tho banka sold
round lots to each other at 110 discount, and some
lots wern sold Us low ~ Il discount
The Prodnce, markets. to-day were firm. Flour
advanced 6G11oc 3 hrl. Wheat adranced s@3c q
bushel. Corn WAS quiet and steady Oats ruled
&c p bushel higher. Rye WIGS dnI1. Barley de,
cllned 1895 2 busheL nighwincs were dun and
STEADY. Provisions were d1n, and Ness Pork ad.
1anced 51cG$120 2 brL :.
Gold opened in New York to-day At 1+3x and
closed ut Ia. The following arc the quofatiou.
teleg1aphea to James Boyd l. Brothers, gold btok
, 1865-09-30

Y I1fHSiaytet 11ora ~. .nT :cs1cc
SnIi1% Exfrua anil s;z ~ m Ehita tSfossr psi -
Rhisr iesiss besser ssses were. Wnrrr WEsra "a
fi1tsnis.> a. ~ III. ri ID III ~. III hri
nos nnmed a III 20 h1ls aM;a.hei nf "a oahs IL
ht5s aisnhnson iii hrfs .Fe1 ts3se nnf IN hsS ~
aNrf1eiIsn E Sfsntnn" IN ~ I'm W.
rTnNioo bri4 .FayoEiie.u md 1bo hi, .Exch,nTs.,
a. so brs Deno1ars ~ si ia hrss S:eo
Eaiicsg" On D. /. SrKlSs ExrFSsI1G0 brls !. sSer1.
Jan" 5I &; 100 brIs Amber Iowa llU hrIs CrOss-
etts 50 bFls @Nu{ i!1eld" 10 hfis i;rYitiern" n0
br!s :. Emrtre" 10 b.ls Su.lth's~ :Dj hsis Der.
weneK ail at $500 ~ brls no1 named at $50; 100
, 1865-09-30

In Ph,ladelphia On, the 9Th, on stocks were
excited. The sales were at the following quota
tious: Maple Shade advanced sharply, md sold up
to ~: Dal.e11, active at ~ CALDWELL improved
and sold 1t Z Curtin, 3A AcCllnlock, " Ex-
celelor, ~; Oh Greek md Cherry Run, Coru-
planter x; Sugar Greek, 81; El Dorado, y !;
Mingo, 2; junction, 1k.
, 1865-09-30

7-30 q. s. NOTES,
- JuLy sHRIns.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We win on orders rom dealers for The present se.es
Of 80 Notes, for short time On tho terms heretofore
allowed. - H.
a. The opportunity for subscribing has past Ee can
GO longer receive the 1vs per cent two1eaE Hotes 1t
oar and interest In payment Of orders.
>-- ]. A. ELLIS, President.
EpW, L TINEHAA Cashier.
, 1865-09-30

moved. md considerable delay b experienced In rS.F
M stoct. TIE market closes hefs with lazsa uua
ber unscld. -
.Ins ,aIcs to-4ay number - head. a. sazsa.i.
ThcJ aEr y fouoWs:
Ttor,pxcn sold D'she* q head. aysrastf ~ p. At
-. Va saEe II hcsd, averaging :a % - &tSH
Geo Adams .o!d HYMN q hesa: sVeIskfsS 81
Is 80: 10 Rlnenssn 20 hend. averAgng ia9 = - ~:
. Metzcr head. syersgt-g =! -, *s;,s II hrad.
% head, averaging 80 os.ss NJ; 70 sanae !" nea''
HoSaa s,oIa s oshes !. hssd. averaging so 9s at
4A0. c,+~, .-rr-
aging SD 81, {to; to uouan Il bead. as6aGn2 SSo
NJ. ntsLH
BrnHn 4 Thompson sold sayies II hesd. arrEaEtnss
nj NJ, AZ +l47s; to CxeA Co. head. averaging 50
~, 1t A.sa
Fentiy Greea sold Teasardea 8 hesd. aTesasns
Es r., At A-t!4. ~
!GIi.en sold walsh II head. arer7staz 81. D, 3:
. a0GS-From the reports made On Changes ve lessn
that the receipts and shipments since our last issua
compared with tho receipts and shipments Of ls64,
have been follows. It should be borne In uind that
the receipts and shpments really those Of the daT
preceding.
, 1865-09-30
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

" Friday EyEyExr. Sept. ..
LCAiBE1-Rt ceiyed, 2.772 m; shipped, 1,So H.
Market dull, Sales wcre: Cargo schr Hubbard. from
Sl1skesun 80 m strips. bn1ance boards at s,9o1 BY
Masou q Dayta cargo eehE Gesstne, from Ha3lstee,
% N m11ed common at IL. ID, By Fsler T. Tyson.c
nc unate yaId pItctS Is fIloEa:
, 1865-09-30
For ihe week..{ a,acB 900 8 a,5O7,5N ...,..,.
PREY. reposted. .1, ,43A700 1jl,D31, ,+t8 {l1400856

-- -
Since Jan. t.. .$l3Q, -, GO $15j s3s 9sl ....
Price Of Eold..; IL 19a III
Compound Interest notes, dated June, lsal,
are selling In New York at 106, and those dated
Dec 1861, at tnati. ;
The washington correspondent OF the spr1as.
held tMuss.} 6cpwtlaHa, whites as follows:
"Mr. McCu11och has plenty Of work for Cou31css
In December, he viii make his revort prouptly,
md il vn be found that 10 d not qulie 80 bon.
Fesssnen. were. ThIs + NV notnion: tate !, sar
What It Is worth, It il #, tia pover Of CONGRESS
n nive ihr Secretary tnri nn,veF M nj, sen rni1
iokrr than t has hsea " snes ths 4 9rst 1eer the
,ssr. T1c Secretay ia n nosition s}.}isr ia tint
nf tha Prcsient' Tia cr1nt1T IL ~ 9iriaed m tfa
onestion n Contraction NJ ts ~ fiot Whst
da ~ 49,, Ea viii .arIo1e1v otIn s u@, ~ ~;
fsds anS the eornrst fends n H. f;nSnmcnt y,
iindSr anch circustances. he csnpot do better hsn
~ ",Ku Sonsse " s - osa '!e" .'',,
WITH regard 70 me n!mnesa anu guinness noted
In railroad stoeke, the ~ I. tp' Adsestsr sara
although certam 1arge operators are heavily l4dsn
with railroad rtoeks, Jet tho parties are mostly
SELL and cafrv their load as lontr a. fhey rlense
, 1865-09-30
COMMRRCLAL.

FR1Dkr Evkst1a, Sept g.
:: The fotlowtn. summary shows tho movement IN
Ptod1ee and Pruyisions during tho past "a hours
compared with the noyemeut for the san,c Tina
LAST yeaf: