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, 1865-09-29
Mf, Greeley and Jcnr. DcvEs.

The New York Citizen Of last week has the
following In regard 10 the charge OF Mr.
Weed that Il. G. has maintained q coErcs-
pondcnce with certain relatiyes of Jefferson
Davis. We Quote:
a yery touching and truly womanly letter to
the editor Of the Tribune, thanking him for
bis advocacy Of civil over military tribunals
in The cases of political offenders; complain
ing Of The alleged nl-trcatment Of her lus.
band, the insufficient and unWhotesomc food
given to him, bis subjection to heavy fetters,
Lis being denied hours for open air exercise,
md all the other absurd ISLANDERS Of the same
Of the Philadelphia inquirer.
ITO this Mr.. Greeley replied Us my gentle
ulan must hare replied to any lady so unfor-
tunate as to have husband in such sorry
cose. He disabused her mind Of the false
stories ofill-treatment and pFiyatfon; assured
her thnt our Government was wholly incapa
BILE Of any such mean maltgnity as the reports
in question had nbelousiy charged to IT.
account that Mr. Davis had good and whole
some food, as much open air exercise ns be
needed. and that-whcn last reliably heart
ltom-the health Of her husband was moi
only not woree, but much better than 1t hat
been at the time Of his arrest. ..
"Mr.Greeley's letter then wound up By sona'
re-assnripg words, to the effect th0t she Nigh
dttmiss anxiety as to any snap-jnd9ment o.
drum:head proceedings and execution IN ze
gard to her husband, 1t being Mr. Greeley
conviction that he would be given Just ant
public trial before some fairly constTuc1ct
and honorable court. This letter, open, wa
enclosed in Que TO Gen. VIM. Birge, comandi
tns at Savannah, to be delivered or returned
| as that officer might think advisable; an.
| surely in this transaction, at least, there
| nothing to damage Private O'Greeaey In u
judgment Of any candid OF compassionate
| ce8sors."
, 1865-09-29
4 COPPERHEAD WAR.

Meeting OF the New Fork ".Anti -Abo-
ssn eoe5@e G,.,tia,, n r. ihnny
Democracy.
The "stsaight" Coppesheads Of New York
rePali~tins the hyus1d A1uanT tIcket anu
splitting on the platform as Il betrayal Of Cop
pcshead principles. A meeting for purposes
OF organizing M opposition was held at Coop
er Institute last Monday evening. We copy
portion Of the proceedings:
The organization Of Anti~Abo1tlon State Rights
Democrats. poW making Increment from the rcar
sa Gn sn Monday III ID room H. IS of ihs Cooper
Instttute- and placed Mr.. LAWRENCE Of Rutland tn
The ehair, on uo.on OF Nj. Il. u. Horton. who. be.
Rg 1s sr 6s o ana s
Nr. Horton said: "That there con1d be no DOUBT
that the di.satisfaction throughout the State was
'as so@peSeS ea sse u@e sens rssoon;
Democrats al Albany, hlse 10 their hilh and tradi-
ion7 hase ths ,ne eoan On '1e
H. iyss,pSsa e, Ssaf 10 consent ,hs te
bad rot been subjueated, and was not Eotns TO be.
aQsipst their own professions. The man nomiaa-
led for Secretary Of State was the very man who
introduced the Personal Liberty Btll II tie Legss
order 10 abandon them to the horrors Of negro In
su7cctlon. Nov, be THE speater.) did not pro
" down n the F1tf nd CT his own words
hundred votes for IN ticket,
you can get two hHndtd d for White Mama ticket
.pa s%h of Se SoF s Nathan ne ef sase
Tuurcrfor OF Kings, were appointed 10 resolve The
reusS oi The meeting, IN sesics Ut resolutions
Wern prot,pcei, substantially as follows:
! inc preamble declafr4 In favor OF Thomas JcGef-
rou, btates-Nichtt, and Kentucky Resolutions, u
endorsed bY e,e1y democratic Presidential Convrn
tfor The Albany Democrats not only Ignored al
iisit bnt octnaijy cndortet their ruin and ose..
thrnx md vent 10 their onopnenta (or candidates.
The trxt rernIutfon ayoTs that The Convention At
Afhonr huyInr ie.erted thc tue State-i{icbts
nn,i. 3ho,top DennocIacr. Democrats &C absolyed
rom ali nirTiance aud nrc cpuseopcutlY for tho
i5ninn - a.. r. rsn nnd fhe Crnst}tntioi1 AZ Il Is.
Esr.si-The Siatcs aro recardcd as foundation
xsnrsx h.yinr reseryei rehtas which var waa now.
s,is.s n renG,e. We are therefore In fayof Of In
Ine1t{ste rrrorn1,iou mot rccoustruclop) with IN
imnairrd r1pbis ana In fn1l felloythtp, Of all tht
Statea With Mon the recent Misunderstanding oc
r,1Ted- "'.@
| JHinf-Thr doetrfne Of White Supremacy, &c
rnrlins. TO The late Nr Douglas, who said THIS wa
| swhife man'p Government,
! F5.t,75-FTeetjnm Ill epeech and Of the press ant
| 91ehnr Eo1nns.
| EifYh-fhat wh{le ye regard the Tone and tempe
of Geriacut johnson a il many cases commend
! af1e and sand ready 10 nuppprt him, ve arc up
,oxe fn fa dictat3u. TO Suites ytat they ehA11 pu
| r. thrIr Cnnstituitcms such Statcs hayIpS soE
errirn r1rht TO do as they please,
| Ssy5hCThat the rxcmptfon or four billions O
Cnyernnncnt houf]e ffou1 taxation Is bold an'
dart,r strioe toward monarchy, and hence we af
I
, 1865-09-29
INDIANA.
Cur indianapolis Letter.
THE STATE FAIR At FORT WAYNE.

Gen. Grant At the Capital-The Indiana
Home for Disabled Soldlerr-The APP
proaehtnE State Falr-The IIofse
Pair Mt Goahen-The Congregational
Fight In the Fifth Dl8trfct-Ml2cella-
, 1865-09-29
Arrest Of Robber-al0s000 worth OF
Stolen Goods 1Iccoyerel.


On the 9Th Of March last, Mr.. A. B. Van
Court, Of Milwaukee, wss rubbed Of about
t25,000 worth Of jeweiry, consisting Of gold
aud silver watches, brcastp!ns, ear rings, fin
ger rings, ETC., etc. The matter WAS plAeed
Before the police and detective force Of the
country, and large reward offered for tue
recovery Of all Or q portion Of the stolen
property.
II IL slated that Mr.. Van Court received a
uroposition from party In Chicago to the
effect that If he would pay 81, 900 nnd bind
himself not to sec, divulgc OF attempt TO
prosecute any one therefor, the stolen prop
eerty should he returned. This arrangement
was not elected.
On the 9Th Of September inst, q man WAS
arrested In this city who had paWncd a watch,
suspected Of having been stolen. CHIEF Lat-
bold and detective Eagan looked into the mat
ter, and, we believe, worked the aflafr up
They satisfied themselves that they bad the
"riEht man In the right place" and telegraph
ed 10 Mr.. Van Court. The prisoner was taken
| TO Chicago, where be WAS confronted by Mr..
| van Couft. He would confess nothing, though
| he wns willing to compronihe matters. The
thief said II he was prosecuted tha jewefer
would neyer recover his goods. The result
| was the releasc Of the robber and the recovery
| Of about no, ,V00 worth ofstolcn goods.
Inasmuch as the robber had Ills hand in,
and Is now at large, jewellers Of this and other
| cities must look to their locks It strikes us
a felony IVES compounded In this case by
somebody, though perhaps Mr.. Van Court
was not to blame In making the best bargain
| he could to recover his goods
, 1865-09-29

HIfsFIYVJSES-tseceiv HI today, nope: shipped.
3brfs There was scarcely any Inquiry for His1*lHGs
fo-caY. and tha market Tos dull and uontnaI, Win
TI& T-Thc market eontmnes dulh and prfces With
1Ta
, 1865-09-29

:: The Copperheads Of sandnsky, Ohio, m
detook to seducc soldier from the Repub-
lican ranks By nominating him for = office.
Bm they offered their bribe to the army man
and rot the following singing kick for their
pains:- !,
EDITOR Observation-Disclosures. without my
knowledge Or consent. The Copperhcsds Of Erje
county. g their Convention Al Huron, September
Ssd did there present my name a. candidate for
County Reeeraes snd dia actnslly elect e give ne
request my friends IL they bear ne any lovel 10
mike ii known that ihe proceedings Of said Con
sled b, me. On what grounds their expectation
Of my acceptance Of the nomination WIS founded,
i an 1T loes 10 conjecture. II had remained al
bone during the Inst four years Of rebellion, fight
ipe The eo,srnmeni by ~ord sad ballot. plotting
The death Of friends snd the Overthrow OF liberty,
i my name w. va1landigham, Booth. Or Wig
they might have hsd pret. bat don't drill In
thaf squad; bave been so.di:T, hare seen Belle
ls,e and Libby P1isuq. and ~ they tthe Democracy
did moi yield their support in time Of need, reiec
tleif love pow. A. c. VAS TINE.
That can't easily be improved.
, 1865-09-29

This is matter Of good deal Of impor
lance to those protesting notes, &c. y.
Wisconsin Wool Gsro1yerss Association.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tdbune.]

JASESFILLH, sept Il. lso5-
The Wool Growers Association of Wiscon-
Gin met at the Court rooms In .tanesviile, last
evening. Hon. Ell Sti1son, Of Oshkosh, occu-
pfetl the chair. He remarked that under
former constitution, all farmers, and the
rest Of mankind, were members Of the asso-
cIation he recommended revised constitu-
tion, which would contemplate m initiation
fee, aud of course, treasury, to meet ueces-
ary expenses.
Mr.. stilson invited any one present who
had reliable information Of any sickness
among sheep IN f]oeks OF Wisconsin to make
| Il known. No such cases were reported,
The Prcsident appointed acommittee Of five
| to report permanent officers for the ensuing
YEAR. While this committee was out, the
| President referred to some Of the benefits
arising from associatfng together referred to
q protective tariff on wool; although they
had not got oil they asked Of the last Con
gress, they had some protection be begged
| wool growers to consider that the foreign
Wools low in market would be exhausted the
present year, aud that the prospect for wool
c. SrEwARr, Of Beaver Dam. II nm q
| wool grower and manufacturer. I believe in
these associations. They are calculated to do
good and they should make men honest. not
only in washing tnef sReeP c1ean, uut ~
keep the tleeces FREQ from stones, manure 0!
| twfne. Wisconsin wool is down, and classcd
with Illinois and Vermont, while Pcnnsyl.
yania and Ohio wool ranks high because the
Gecces arc light and fine. Vaukesha haa
raised wool len cents Per pound, 80 ean We.
A VolcE-"What about gum In WOOL"
AsswER-sI would NOT breed for gum OF
grease in wool do not want bucks' heeces
10 weigh twenty five pounds or over. Some
oil Is rood In wool. It strengthens the fibre
| would pursue medium way. cleansed q
, 1865-09-29
no. Sprung WHeH.
50O0s aw........1W $1,000 F..-. ll0
5.GoQs aw......1W a 5,00 10 0d.....--.159s


mn .cro,ltrv ~ the F1ttshntvh fa11-ffr onera-
.on.' ~ sHv1S cT-rF ar prn.Tesaing nrnraby
ma ~ ~ Wr et the nnnth b rrnorie3 to Ee nafnp
~ HI F1reE new Erlt stfricK On SsGenso1 mn near
thn nonth Of BenreSoa grn. Tss punptng At Iii &c
hnndrtta ha,Tsi III VEN Il nsT well va struct 1t gvs
hrnf1 - fret m he 1Stl inst on lat thfrtytBo She
Ispid,s inereasns. 49,
tsThe heV.TaT nj stockhojdefs In conpaniss which
have hecn srcrmulatinT of In their 1anks IL nigh
anJ hs ion1 res-T nerrf nf Tnw prrrt Il gfYinr
nisne n mnat ehetr1i ADVANCE that sens % Fest
n nosityc demand both for home and frefsn con-
snTntfon Ths bes1fhF riss in The prize of oil rnan.
res sbe yalue OF stooks like the Columbia Dslzell OIL
City, and Pittsburgh, Ktehie. and smoky City, which
fnYe nfuc1w wells or at least such ns arc yielding
, 1865-09-29
Negro Killing In Union County,
Correspondents Of the Chicago THhnne.1


A negro passed through South Pass yester-
dag afternoon, coming In this direction, and
vas found dead this morning on the railroad,
about two miles north Of this place, shot
through the heart. The deed is supposed to
have been done by come Copperhead wretch.
as the disposition Of the tribe here, Is to kill
nr dire of MI nlgeer8.
, 1865-09-29
A Hubbub In Davenport.
DAVENPORT, Sept n, 1865.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
The good people Of this city we're thrown
into quite en- excitement day or two since
by the announcement that tho post Office WAS
to be removed from where It has been located
number Of years, on Brady street, to Perry
street, an ont Of the ~ay place. The reason
building vas too small, but the real gist Of
the matter Is that the Postmaster has recent
ly made permanent Investment in real es-
tate On Ferry street, IN the. Brick Block,
which he could not rent for any other pur-
pose. Consequently, he conceived the idea
that the present post Office building was alto.
gethcr too small. The thing has been engin-
eered in the most quiet manner, no one
dreaming Of the removal until tt was an
nounccd in the Gazette. 1venture to say, thnt
II the thing was to be submitted to vote OF
the people, not one-tenth part would vote for
the change. The thing Is causing stir, and
lively time may be expected.
ARGrs
, 1865-09-29

Progress oftlAe Peace Conlnfs*fon-The
Indians Distrustful Of. the Vllteh-
Disturbances amonE the Soldiers at
Fort Rfce-The 9Th and It'll Iowa Cav-
airy to be Mustered Ont.
, 1865-09-29

DARING RonBERy,-On Monday night, the
hardware store Of 8. q. Curtis, Esq, WIS en-
tered by burglars, and the safb blown open
aud robbed Of 5000 or 5000. The money
belonged to Mr. Curtis, the Express Com
many, and persons who had deposited 1t fa
The safe for safe keeping. No clue has as yet
been obtained. The papers, notes, &C., which
Werc In the sale were taken into stage coach
back Of the post Office md there left. twas
ont of the most daring and successful rob
berries on record. The country Is infested
WITH a set Of b'acklegs and Villains, and hemp
Is the ouly thing that will stop them.-Wa
vtrfy (ltna) lhotniz, 2lst.
, 1865-09-29
The Great Bank Rsbbery ~ Coneords
N. II-s3O0, 10000 Stslen.

From The Boston Poss, ,.Rh.l
Th National Bapk At Cancad, Mass, was
etterd yesterday Afternoon, between l anu
TX .'clock, aud robbed OF about S5VVUu:
The bank -Tault was oTeed BY measn of
k.ys and With celebrity oily surpassed hy
TIC :boroughuess Of the ybbcry Itself; ihe'
t:easurs which so sudden, disappeared, COP
s:sted d q. 8. bonds, atap bonds, the rcgu-
Ia, issu.s Of the bank; and ,ther money. The
street, In the most pnblia place in Concord:
There Il IN Insurance offik on the first hoor.
Footsteps were heard bt persons engaged
in those departments, but 1t WAS sup
|pfsed that arrangements Sere being made TOT
3 meeting Of the directors which was 10
lt,ke place al three o'clock. The cashier com,
)ponly goes TO dinner at half-pnst twelve and
lrturns at two. ;. On e4tring the bans ae "as
Eartled to find nearly all its contents haa
fbea plundered. The poEs Of the Yanlt were
fclstd and locked nothing was broken, bnt
lafn hank uns nearly moueyless. Asa matter
ct ,tprse the robbery produced great sensa,
\ tio,, and the utmost vigilance was Instituted
| 10 faret ont the bold and successful attalf
Tho police and constabnlaEy forces OF tht
! t,w1 were at nnce placed in possession OF the
fett but up to late hour last evening no.
tie lightest clue had been obtained.
Wien 1t Is considered that this robbery VA
! t3mpttted Al n0Q0.QAT, al tuAe aHo ~
iIac, almost momcntarity ftequented, an, NJ
| 1ttt q quickncss which indicates great skill
/ il without parallel. That It was commit
I'd s7np party familiar with the bank, ant
Tho KEW its internal arrangements, the pre-
tse bolr Of the absence OF the cashier, an
{hcr matters, Is quite evident: 1t Is alss
i nval,y evident that no hand or hands ensi
rered the robbery that were not adopts.
3.a dishing raid, and rs successful as CASE
}s,fhe directors will offer suitable reward
s.au al a schedule Of the stolen treasure ca
Aoteoared, which will be to-day, No pei
eSs 10 Concord, 50 far as L. ascertalneot a.
supectcd Of the robbery, though It must hav
bes rerpetrated By those who Ind vlslte
tht2ank more or less. '
See the above was IN type we hare leatne
thsolIowipg additional particulars: anon
the ands stolen were 81, 900 IN 5-20's; SiU,M
in rdiHered bonds; S0l. 900 In Gs, due lSsi
f25NtnT TS-10; S50, GO IN 1Q-40's; $l0,00o
Otsc0upound Interest; 500 IN Co1col
Bank ndes; s14,Ooo in Rhode Island Sta
Bond; $4,000 il Mime do: g. ,O0o In ve
mont 10. The Bank will otter reward
sa0,0 ,0Wfor the recovery Of the bonds and u
tectioRpf The robbers.
, 1865-09-29

-E The Buffalo Ezmess says that 1t has
heard OF but one Republican In the State who
proposes to support the Copperhcad State
ticket, aud TINT Is Con. Slocum, who has de-
eerted Ills military post In search Of political
Office. On the other hand it meets with
Democrats almost hourly who are outspoker
In their disgust Of the hybrid ticket, and say
that II they are to vote for Republicans, they
prefer to support the clean straight ticket and
PLATFORM "rathe1 than the mongrcl thing
started at Albany.''
, 1865-09-29

CLEyElAxn, Sept. ss.-The Convention of Evan.
celial Christians met here yesterday The Rssns.
Cha+e. 81 Wasbiugton. President, with Vice Pzesl-
depta and Secrctary. Addresses were made during
The day BY prs. Xix, Buadiaston' cs5k, IN, nnd
ag5 Delegates wese enrolled, representing nineteen
different denominations. Some pians Of orEaniza,
tion will probably be p.csented BY the business
eommlitce this morning. It Is very Interesting
gt,he{tpc ut earnest Christian clergymen and lay
nen. aui results Of crest yalut nlaY be cxpecteL
, 1865-09-29

Same time LAST week.. A69S 4r3s3
The total aa]ea to-day 1t al the yards loot mp $50
head, ranging from taoo for scallavass 70 9's Tor
prime Steers.
The market hss been tolerably active, 50 far As tho
number Of sails concerned but the tone SD feelng
have not been good The large numbers arriving. and
the unayo.able news from Albany, have hsd the at.
ftc. u ,n.ke npyers less ao1tnus to purchase, md
seess more sa1ious to costput. TIE result has been
that most Of the transactions to-day have been At =
concession Of 3c per 100 the psicea prevalent
Yesterday. The wnnt ofears for shipping continues to
he severely felt md has had much 10 do With the de-
pressed feeling In the market The yards are full Of
stock now waiting shipment sale. snd cur advice 10
those In the country contemplating shipping here. Is
to hold for the present. nut this surplus II worked
of. Cptl this Is dona the market cannot assume =
healthy or animated sone. II no mere vert to arrive
tns week wa hayc quite enough now IN the yazus to
ss.isty every legitimate wsnt.
We quote the market ~ rather depressed In prices
and sales made At EGac 100 ms lower than yestes-
dsy, closing With large number unsold.
The following arc the closin: quotations so-dny:
1CLISo FE1CEs 7o-DAT-
ExSYu EfeEes-Etre, fat, Nel1-{1Entd 10
years old Steers and averaging from 100
Prtm< Bt<Tts-Good, weiifatte1, hirly
formed steeEs. averaging from loo lilo
Fafr eradts"Fsir Steefs. in isi1 aes1. ~.
Hagng 1,Goo9l 20 NJ, e,at...........:-.. s.ooss'@s
,aeetun t1a.s.;Meaia@ steess and .I2a ~
S3S5, z9,a u tef Ms e.ss sausn'er ana L.aso
staeH a snsasGoInon f. G;;;is u decent
nesh. sveTaSsng so2. .oo9 * ~ IA stes,
rough and coarse, averaging s6A3s1h .uaxU
l h..sss.s>...s...,s.. s--...sss"...''Af>
sHxHxAA TAKpS- nsva
The market 1t these yszds to-day W. a'S''
, 1865-09-29

TuCEspAY EFEyISo, Sepf-asS.
LUMHER-Recelved, d,5ss m; shipped, 1,5tt N.
There Was better feeling III the market todaT. and
the demand wsa more active at the decline nored yes
tstday. Sales wera: Cargo schr Liberty, nnn Mus-
keson, 80 m strips and boards At $19oo; cazgo schs
Gladiator, tom Grand River. ITO stztps, halnnce
u1e, st sl6fca; cargo sch1 Fashion, from Meno1ni
nec ts0 N X strips. balancs Mixed at $3.50; cargo
sehr cu.1ew from Acnoinoe, 15o N strips and boards
II Srsa5; cargo schr Illinois, from HnskfSoD, 50 nj
strips, balance assorted, at <1so cas.p schr East
nom Ford river, Is N X strips, balance common
mixed At fts5Q. ..-
SHSGLEs-Recct7ed, ii m; shipped. f,s1s H.
Market steady Sales were: cargo sehr Swallow, from
anttawoc, 100 Il, sawed at sG5os cargo schr Sophia
Horny from Nsnitowoc, s. shaved nt sso0; l75 In
sawed At $6!0.
, 1865-09-29
THE STATE FAIR AT FORT WAYNE.
.ConeepoDdcnca Of the Chicago TFihunc.l
Fnur wAYSk. Ind. Sent. Sg, 1865


The thirteenth animal Fair Of the Indiana
State Board Of fAgriculture will take place ad-
joining this city. commencing on Monday ne1t.
tia I'd day Of October. The busy note Of
preparation may be heard all over the city,
and al over the Falr Grounds. The engine Is
going up rapidly, which will afford ample
power for operating machinery. Horse and
catt1e stalls arc already completed. Mechan-
les Hall, Floral Hall, and many other large
md ample structures, are receiving their fin
1shing strokes to-day, and everything will be
in readiness At the appointed time. The
grounds are directly north Of the city, slightly
updulatiuk, comfortably shaded, and bcaut1-
fed by a clear running stream In the north.
eastern portion, which affords an abundant
suuply OF water for stock. 1t is three quarters
of a mile from the railroad depot, one quarter
or 4 mile from Calhoun street to the entrance
snte Of the grounds. The track Is, By far
The best l ever saw Tn: faf- ground,
being accurately graded, and Is
df1y feet in width. That very clever intc!li.
gent and enterprising class Of gentlemen WHO
, 1865-09-29

wh.at-The market Il rather sntct to-day. and prices
cars No. whtte i sl.0i saf So. xh!te At s1s;
caEs rejected Ehitc 4 ear @ retea amGer nar
For No white q 90 was asked and ti. atered fos
amber x1-s1 askcd ann slso offered; Street pnces:
aeeottlinE 70 qualify ohf.rno7Sss' ss ~
Ect cootinnes qules and unchanged &c being asked
lor !ots delivered in ehSa Batlsy-We note 0eenne
kck. sale Of aoCo bu prime Canadian at *?l5. Go9d
lots otach1sAr from wagon bring II. Choice Cauads
oEcrrd It 1 40 n bags and Etit1s2d.
, 1865-09-29
An Illinois Law not Generally Under.
stood
GAxEyA. Sent 16 1865,

Editors Chicago Tribune:
As mnttcr of general interest to the bust.
ness community, and particularly to those
who give notes, pay notes md receive pay Of
notes, It should be understood TINT the act
to create uniformity In days Of the month,
Of thirty days for banking purposes, aud
showing what a stupid dolt the ffamer Of the
bill was, and how little our State Legislatures
sometimes know about business, was repealed
at the last session Of the Legislature-see
page 1913, Sess. Laws Of 1855. As the law now
l., note given FOR three months, wilt be due
tcxclusivc Of grace) on the came aay Of the
month in which 1t Is due, as that upon which
II was dated. Forlnstance, note dated Sept,
l5tll for three months, will be due Deccmbel
18th adding three days grace, 1t Is due Dec
| 18th.
This is q matter Of good deal Of impor
lance to those protesting notes, &c. Y.
, 1865-09-29

s-rol1 With. horrible caEieaturc' Hlich he
represented Is fair specimen OF tue negro
afler generations Of education. Tie crowd
naid the tribute Of shout to ibis exhibition
nf craftsmanship.
, 1865-09-29
7-3O q. S. NOTES
JULY sNRIEHs

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
we~ill an orders from dealers for ths ptesent sestA
Of T Eotes for short time, ou tho terms oefetolo1e
Is he opportunity for subscribing has past Me ean
M loncrr rce!Te the i've per cent tFoyeAr SoIcs II
p"@ ~1A @@' J. A. Kills, President.
, 1865-09-29

~ vallandieham made speech at Buoy
rus, Ohio, the other day, dcv' ed 10 the mig
ger. A despatch concerning IL to the ctncin-
nati Ca=ette, says: " At the conclusion Of his
argument, lie opened before the crowd q
, 1865-09-29


The market has been sctlYe, the sales aggreEattug
shout LOO head, At 1s0sal325. New York and PHI
adelnha operators have been busy, and most Of the
s.ock went into their banda Tne pF1ces have been
folly I'D to yese1dsy's 6Cure. At tho close Of the
day no hogs wefe 1eft rnsold- The following afe the
, 1865-09-29

Ronded Of. was unusually quiet to-day, not single
transaction being reported. bns the market ueyerthe
leas IL very nFn. and prices are still tentng upwaSd
cars here md b0ee6ic delivered n thNAdelrais This
stock IN DIST hands Is exceedingly light aad Etane
even al present quotations. Free o!l u tairy acve
and trm, but unchanged. Sale Of tGQ hrls H1tchin-