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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08


ORicrN OF the PRlNrER's DEVIL"
When Aldus. Aanutius set up In business
as = printer At Venice. he came in posses
. on Of little negro boy. This boy was
known over the city rs I" the little black
devil" who assisted the mysterious biblo-
fartor; anlascme Of the ignorant persons
believed him to be none other than the e,n-
boditaent Of Satan who helped Aldns in the
prosecution OF his profession. Oae day
Manutius, desiring to cxpel this ball0cins.
titn BY publicity, displayed the young
Imp" to the poorer classes. Upon this
eceasicn he made this short but very char
acteristic speech: ''Psit known to Venice.
that l. AIdus Anutius, printer to the Holv
v y; a and Dose, have this day made. pub
SSsss ~ .s: o. x a;s tsfs dssu All
zS.r; come and PireA bin. ''-Ssisssi6s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

Is Good building iots in the city Of Rock
Island, within svs minutes waik q ne y. =.
It.ensl. Price fr0n e2Ot 70 oe6e. s4s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

DAsvallA Pa, Juhs ., 1862 D.. VIM. H. O,Aee
m DAar ~ lin Feb. 1881, was afflicted VIII
sugar diabStcs, and for rive months passed usess
was oblgd to get up Is Allen ten Il twelve times
daring the night, asd in Ave fnorithA lost about
may poSAds 10 weight. During the month 81 Jul,.
lS6l, procured Two hOtues u C.aUssiestkm W.
ee! and y two days after using il ! .egpsrissesd
relief sad aiter taking two bottles vas entirely
Il iour1 tsnly, Tn J.v.L. He WITT. N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

NJ JEFF. DAvss = said 10 shase written
: 81 t'iM E s's,e's y Ns.hipsAepsisS sish
shp confidently exprsssss = ,bsllef that her
hssea1a H|e e: q e ess.a.ft n,,sit ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

viii Cure Aguc and Fever. Chills and Fever. Dumb
Ague, Intermittent and Remitfent Fcvcrs and every
form Of Fever. incident 10 to the West.
Am0ng NIL the celebrsted remedies for Acme and
Fever, first and foremost In rank ttsnds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

i q! !; I Do: 80:
, 1865-10-30
Gov. Pcrryss Message to the South Car
0ltna Le.IAi1ture.
ColUABtA, 8. c., Oct q, 1865.

. Gov PerrY's message was read before the
f; Legislature to-day.
&c says: Though bis appointment was
made several months after the other Provi-
sionnl Governors. South Carolina now Is Us
far advanced In reconstruction as any other
State, By restoring those who were IN civil
office at the suspension Of The. civil govern
ment, he greatly expedited reconstruction.
This measure was objected to By the military
authorities, but he was sustained by Presl-
dent johnson, to whom VIII be assisnsd IN N
story the glory Of having reconstructed the
broken, dhmantlcd fragments Of tho Repub-
lie, without marring It's civic beauties. He
alludes to the lew Constitution Us popu-
lar: and democratic, inspiring the people
with more zeal and energy In deve1-
opipg the talent and resources Of tho State !;
recommends the fostering Of internal i'm
the encouragement Of foreign immigration !;
also that they shall not be dependent, as here
tofore, on the Western States fur horses,
mules, cattle, hogs, bacon, lard and beef, nor
on the Northern States for furniture, agricul-
tu1al implements and clothes, but should
raise, grow and make everything for them
selves. Now that slavery Is abolished, labor
is made more honorable, more necessary.
Young men must become tradesmcD, manu-
facturers and mechanics. Northern friends
nre invited to come. Immediate provision
must bc made for tho protection BY the Gov
etnment OF freedmen. This Is expected by
the President md Congress, and will remove
nil pretext for military rule.
Thu election OF electors for President and
Vice. President Of the United States should be
given to the people, and m early day fixed FOR
the election Of members Of Congress. Should
thesei elected be IN Washington with their
credentials when the clork cal]s the roll, they
cannot DO excluded more than those from
Massachusetts,. No man In South Carolina
can take the test oath Without perjury, as 1t
Is not the policy OF the President to enforce
this, and believes that 1t Is not the policy Of
Congress. An election Is necessary for two
United Stntcs Senators, one for six years from
the I'd OF Mnrch lost, the unc1pircd term to
March, 1867. He recommends the issuing oi
Stata bonds and selling them to pay the State
debt and avoid present taxation. The re-
organization Of the militia Is urged, the Secre
tafy of State at Washington having given
assutnnccs thnt ns soon Us the State govern
mcnt is organized, a!l the troops will be with
drawn. lie recommends the re-estahltshmcn
Of the South Carolina College on unirersa
system, and the re-opening Of the Citade
Academy for cadets. He opposes any ac
looking 10 the rcpudla ton Of The State debt
| lie recommends the exchange Of public docu
mcnts with nil the sister States. uc has beer
| informed hy tho Postmaster General that thu
mails will be carried over all railroads as soo1
as the department Is assured Of the resporsi
bllIty Of tie a.ents. In conclusion he asks
the people to look only to the future md mo-
to the past.
, 1865-10-30

Vile On 81 va rom cafeexota thla port snd vails
atumpting 10 @ttT the s9A8hs cat tm,us - oeiesx
YESTERDAY morning, H1tued tbs sAusnee ~ IsN
yaIts and WAS ttIyen ashore hlRn and dry "a tna
bench Just eonth or the piers BetoS Eg9t 9HS ~
tanea 90 damsee aad q Eoon se ~ WI ts ~ nronel
Fs1bef a5d sshcon4 = P!snei aud ihc sr9s Of two q
owner LIZ. kngcuan, speaks IN tho htSEss tesa1 y
the GENT I'D rnde:ea ny tho tu{ tho Jee oecup
In getting the ssei Oh being less ta.n tIo . ~
The schooner fn2okyu. EdrS At 1nsnoE = - " ~
neAr the North Point THIS vessel cleafea nav ~
Sunday With :. 30 bushels of wheat. TOR oEdeEs61sa.
9ns n.n pSsSeedGt only shoE: distance q 70 f
sss;Y Thsa .aa c'Es ,Ss ns!s sE ~ t1
ssEe ~ anenoE n the bay .idin- ont she xste o2s
yesterday noon. when .he commenced to dag hsf n
eno! IHc EastS # t- same tu:e breaking tntoEFF11
so9e M1hqoTs q nass sasezn witnout noTever %
would drtlt as6cTe, her captain EnaIled the tug Tor
aid md. upcu the nErtva Ct the Criou sftpoe the
bic and Eas toWrtl safsly Into ha1tor r. too htaS.
uyfcatsd, sht WIN rrobablJ discharge su1al poz.1oo
Tic schooner L.. O. Dickinson, Capt. CadE rij ar
rived hers c.Fly 5esterday mofnln3 fron below sha
reports that last week, when tic entrance nt the
s1Aits, tctaen squau causcd her to run nsno3c on
several daysta aid ofthc tug testa:haa s.eorei
WHEN she GOT a. snd proceeded on hct to1:u.y; bit
was weatherb0und aEn again detained txo Of ihse,
Tnc Captain Or the schooner J. and H. ssronaea re-
ports ttat tuor prevailed % the csss .aoss - tao
mat side . few da5s stncc. no particulars weza
1arze beet Of ssil yeasela Is now in port mostly
wirdbouEt, nd waiting for the gale 70 suhside.
, 1865-10-30

eervcd in the Federal army second those
who Gnu read and write third, those who arc
worth 500 10 $50 o: property. In other
words lie says hc is IN :ayor.of nsgro-sut'asc
based on the qualifications Of soldlershtp, IN.
teEigcnce and accumulation Of property-the
latter showing That the individual was SELF:
supporting. TIE Presiden: therefore only
proposes to deny TIT suffrage to the ignorant,
ah,ftles., and won aless negroes; aud we fully
ag1cc with him IN the propriety Of making
these exceptioDv> bu4 at the same time can
not perceive aE good: reason why the same
rule should nat BE- applied. to white men. We
admit that Il L. right to exclude ignorant
shsf1lcss ana worthless black men from th'
polls, ind vc also insist that ignorant, shit
less and worthless white men should +.
weighed in the same scale: In public s.,sec
lately delivered, the President declared Tia
virtue, intelligence and merit, end NOT co1ol
should he the ST a! a1,dard "a! 4 ameaE eitlzeqs,
, 1865-10-30

to the appointment OF i eomnlssion'' to consider
ard determine npon the CLAIMS arising between Tbs
twp governments during the late civil MAR. We
cannot conceive that any good could nsse from the
the labors Of such . commission. 1t ID 10 be
hoped that the United States government
viii not avail itself Of the tempting o2oor-
tuniiy 10 rcopen the hundred vexed Questions
uhIeh II we're 70 be wiehed On HI hands might nos
be suffered 10 sleep. Ar, Adsus has made kno N
lie p1opoaisiop, and awaita Instructions. We, too,
NOT sav shat effect uron the temper OF this co7nt1g
Ni,al disastrous disturbance Of The present ficod
relations between England and America may nosr
suit Icm deliberate attempt to appraise the losses
caused by the Confederate cruisers and exact pay-
mcut for lien al cur b1nds This, however, ii the
contingency for which Lord Russell has been pc
palng u.
, 1865-10-30

To-uAY thcza was an Ective demand lof cu11cncy>
but the bankers were unwilling to accommodate
any but their best customers. The supply Of cur.
trncy IL FAST decreasing. Our shipmepta ase too
light to eupply the cu11ent demand tos E.eaan.r
and almost daily during the pzssen. waay., onr
leading houses have been compelled to sxprea.
grecnbacks to New York, tG meet thets drafts.
This shows that the balanee at trads Ia against us
with Tho East. On The other hand, the socejpts Il
Produce, though not heary, a7e llbssal, aud r,,--
Ct Is eouEtect!y going Weat t~ - ---fen-
=. .--- pay for it. So We
4laye at present drain Of currency going out boh
to the Ea.t and to the West. All this OF course
tends to reduce the supply here, aud render the
money market more stringent. The rnte OF fdiscount
is still unchanged, yiz: 10 per cent per anuum; but
private bankers nre charging pr cent commission
In nddItIen.
The market for Eastern Exchange today WIS
quite tasc ard the rates were drm at par buying
md LILO premium selling. Daukers we're offering
&c premium for round lots, bpt there was vesy Ill
tie made and tie offerings werelight. The leading
banks had generally to ehlp currency to meet thc1r
drifts.
The general produce markets ruled firm aud mod.
crately actirc- Flour was dull. Wheat opened u;
&C higher, but fell back 1G11sc- Corn advanced
1@11zc per bushcl higher Oats ruled Gs,ner. RE
IVES quick and irregular. Barley was dull. High
wines we're frmer. Provisions ruled dull. FteIghts
were dull.
Gold opened in New York to-dny at 1i5s4, de-
c!incd 10 1i5as. and closed at 115f. The following
arc the Quotations teleTaphcd to James BOYD and
Frothn+s rnld hro1rnrz
, 1865-10-30

On the 25th Instant, In Boston, $1,000 Chicago
City 3eyera water Losn) were sold at 95,4. This
Is IN advance Of 2t1 per cent. within week.
While on this subject Of city bonds, VIC would
state that the City Comptroller, 3r. kimball, Is now
Offering for eae <c5, ,050 worth or School Construe-
tion Bonds, bearing scven per cent Interest, to
which We call tho intention Of our local capitalists.
They are payable in twenty years, but the city char
ter provides that ehall be the duty Of the Comp
stroller to purchase and retire Ave Of sad bonds
"{doC0) each scar, 80 1ops as any Of said bonds
..shall remain outstanding. And when they cnnnot
.be purchased at lcts than 10 per cent premf-
um, he shall selcct five by lot in the presence OF
.the President Of the Board Of Education, tor pm
stchase at that price, and The interest on all the
"bouds 50 selected ehall thereafter cease.''
As the money Is required Immediately on these
bonds in order 10 complete new schoolhousc now
being erected, sre trust some or our nbesalmtnded
capitalists viii G9 to the Comptroller at ouceand
subscribe. It is good and q safe investment.
, 1865-10-30
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE
AS Party S1llH1I0LETI1S.

so1nn of onr cotcmnorartes arc much
.,srn,sa ~ m, r,.ccnt co1nmerts On Il Proiec.
t;on m co.1. Cotton and Print papcs.n The
~ - Tr;,a,ne nxcu ,,ocs 50 far as to say We
..sra f,1rn,s1;,e o,,r cnc1nics with missiles 10
-. - a,,r fr,oras ;, and that wc .shayc
ta1,o. ,nto s,,c 1,onas of thc phIl,sines ,, with
49, s. - sasa..1 rro,,,r.n, ~ thn samr
.au anH,t, 49, ",.s ,,:o,1,,t r. ,rosnrno m, New
-" ~ wv "S '',,, .,s,;. t,,.. p.o,a.,,a,
ao,1 nsteesaAe "nl "o ,... 49,. - ~. ~.
ana s'osuao. ~. W. "o'v,u1 .,. - u..' ;"
to'e 1"' se oo1 Iel'ne !. T. eaat "11. - ~
lection, ano "naI Isee uaae, ano WHICH
polcy Is pfcic.ao'e' oloe1 VIII otuefent cls-
cunstaHcca. 1he1e can bs no absolute pro-
lection except IN ul1ef psoha:'itaoo Of iose'sa
commerce, such Ms tue Japanese enjoyed.
There Can be no aoso.ne ifee t,nos
so long as We a4c oonsu 10 eVs
taxcs for ahe support =. n' "osen. s'. u
mcnt, unless We make nll taxes o''~s' o'.
houses and lands. Any degree whatever OF
importation withdraws TO that extent prolee'
ton from The domestic producer or posan'e
producer Of the article imported and rcnoefs
, 1865-10-30

CHICAGO DIZZY GOODS MARKET.

SATURDAY EvrStS1; Oct. u.
In spite ofthe dreadfulIy dlsagrceab1c weather dur
Ing the week. tho Dry Goods market has been fairly
active, and our 5ohbefs generally report good trade
Some brands OF Prints KQ1t lower, aod tho gen.
eEal market maybe quoted 4easler. Standard Sheet
nes Hc lower than at The date Of last report
Others nrt unchanged Bleached goods arc IN good
demand, and a. the supply Is about equal to the IN
quiEy, rslces well sustained. In other articles
there new features, tho quotations being the
same as last reported.
, 1865-10-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EvEyyo. Oct. "a 1865
The money market during the week has rnled
close, bat there has been less srncency than for
merry. This Is due. however, ,nnlnly to the act
TINT borrowers arc less urgent, and are accommo-
dating themselves to the stringent order Of thincs,
rather Than 10 my Increase In the supply Of cu1-
rcney. As viii be seen BY the following table ehow-
Ing ALLIANCES and cleangs at the Clearing House In
thss city for the week ending Today there has been
a reduction IN the buslnesa Of the week. as COM
dxxiih &ho.
, 1865-10-30

1nema<let opened dull, owing chiefly to there be.
Ing no stock In the yards As the week advanced
thcze was morn inquiry. but buyers and sellers werc
apart IN tncr vews, the bfmer demanding some can-
eexaions while sellers, encouraged BY tho reports from
Nsw York, we're stin in their vtews. Tho result
that little done. The sellers we're partially SIC
ccssfn and Wednesday, battez feeling prevailed In
the MARKET The improvement, howeyG, was sloFr~
lived. as tho afternoon dispatches from Nov York
causcd marked depression. But the day following
the market aimed Its tone, and good Hogs sold read
Ily This state Of the market was maintained on Fri
day. and MI good grades were rapidly absorbed. Tho
week closed Saturday With marked cha1ss. Hogs
weza cona,derably lower and rather dull. Common
Hogs were unsaah1e. However. the I1rEet shows an
improvement oyc- the closing sales oflast week.
The Gay closes with hut limited number Of Hogs
unko1d.
Good nesyI Iafd hoSs hare been IN active
deMand and good prices hase been paid. The highest
sale Of tic week Vas by Z. strahorn Co.. at tbs
Michigan 8out,esn Yards They sold Dehm lot Of
hogs averaging 31p ns at the unprecedented price Of
s1ask 100 ~, higher osutn than has ever oetors
been paid In this msrknt Tho following tho closns
prices this week. ss compared with list:
, 1865-10-30

HtAyY Su1rxxSr OF KooI7o Bosros.-We arc in
formed by Hslintine, Lawrence Co., TINT thej have
inst completed the delivery to the Michigan Sontht5u
Railroad for the Red Line ofa lot Of bales ofwoot
weighing ovczo1S 1oo which the consIg Fnno&
Childs, state is atziTIu In rs to sir days. It will be
remembered that the Of this Inc 20 through to
tho Atlantic cities without breaking bu1k-nvery grcas
ncyanagc both With respect TO time and The condition
In which Property Is delivered.
, 1865-10-30
MIR. Adams to Earl Russell.


There Is conrtly and cutting irony In the
conclusion Of Minister Adams concluding
letter 10 Ear1 Russell, printed in our issue Of
Saturday, which makes 1t worth republica-
uon. It is Us follows:
shpe assurance that The Efforts by which Tic Gov
crnment and Cone rets OF my country have shaken
OF slasetv, have The warmest sympslhIcs Of the
i, ffum painful DESCRIPTION m service extended
tre ascent to this statement, g applied TO large
and Too influential portion Of her MAesfyE sub.
iec; has been NJ 1ni.fsrrnc to observe in the
process Of 60 wonderful reynlutIon, dcgrc: Of
coldcess and apathy existing N many quarters from
which y M eoantsnen had sssf 1gnt to ssPssf
great trial. tie severity of %hlchfew cot well vcrsed
In the n:turc Of our institutions could fully compse
hcnd the ytiee o. sncouIaTc,aent from :ni3 side q
yct tndngc the hope thst tie result a11yed at will
ultimately correct the haaiy and hanh Judgments
our fidelity 10 righteous cause
OF 1hc friendly ii position In this regard Of the
members Of lie1 M9iesty'e Government, and espe-
cially Ct yonr lostship. ! ha'e neve; pe1ns,isd
c1alesl OF our Mtdcutsics, cannot forget that
even your olasaip WIS pleased: IN an oai:ial rah.
lished dispatch to risH soiA tks s:p;YtY Of uour
'ass s .ss ;ftK s Ii: es;s 95 + s1 sss hi sss. ss:
In fact, opened the only practicable wny 10 the hn1l
attainment Q! the glo.ous end. bndeT snea gu.
cuuastantcf, pasy you not to be surprised if |
nm compelled not 10 disguise the belief that with
my government, Is among my countrEmcn At Large,
there Is still 1et etronE Of injured feeling,
which Only rinc md the hope Of a better under
standing In future; held out By he coneilistory
Recognizing most fully the Justice and propscy oi
the Joint policy marked ont In your concluding sen.
| tcnce, have, &c,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
The statement that the sympathies Of Earl
Russell, and the governing classes Of England,
! are excited by the efforts which haye resulted
in the extinction OF slavery in the United
! Statcs, WIS too broad mark to be missed
aud Mr.. Adams has certainly put into It I
/! centre shot. When the noble lord, Her Ma
: jcsty's Secretary Of State TOR Foreign AfIalrs
read the above delicate allusinn to his con
de1nnntion of the Emancipation Proclama
tiou, be must have been taken with DR..
! cp13c.
, 1865-10-30
MONDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1885,

TAHF ENdtHd
Emk eJ Pp=. -1ay l. 1saa
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CHICAGO IE1ncaE: .sS7O,27o
'-''' 'ooin.a 4aa : ". n eou".uo.....' SA"s'o"
,,-.| -,17,,x-
W. $3.50. 80 ,ta1.,,s",' -
v,rno ,,uonacca MI. ] aos,ra ~ ~. ,,,+ ~
.'.ass"Tn-s...t ~ ."sasa 49,. " w -. -
,,.,s. No.. 49, ~ :, ,sart.s ~. ,,,.;.ass ~
1ho ~ Ia a s,,oc3c bcs;a 4h,t ,,o,,cv
,.aze,s :. - - ~, o,,Jou,,r rteo ,,,., ra hoa
1l,o,,,,, H. ,r;.1o,, .ro,,ia nj y, oncsi1oncd
.T1,,1 :, cond,tt,n ~ 1,r,nces IN vh;cl, M t,,c
,nn,,cr N circulation consIxts of ,,ancr and is
;rr,.acc7no1,,c !. rn nnlrn1tbv onc, and rnust
he cured viii MS much cclcrity as Is practIca-
blc without shocking the financial system by
The severity O: tAc remedies applied, seemed
IA Ms an automatic truth, first principle
which needed no demonstration, md from
which: be,np admitted, VIC might proceed 10
tbe iunor.npt question lett untouched by tho
sccrrtnry-bow Is the cure to be elected.
In, 1l,c :, atcment that the present is a dis
cased condition ol 1ne money ma.Aei' ecsns
10 be extensively aono1ea' anu 1ne question
Is really raised "he1ae1 IL Is eApceiea1 .na.
ttc United stntes. or whether the
f,,7ror shoula mt always Stand at Is cents
,vc,n;nr. W. wfl, mt en,er rfnto m nrpument
viii src1 1hcor;,ts axccnt IN state somc
t,o, :. ,,,,,,,, +1.v o,,,.o- ~ ove+,oo,- They
o,.cr,o,E NJ. fart that th,s n,ctboro of naper
lends 10 make money scafce as "cl us paen'E;
ar rather, while 1t makes the promises 70 pay
money plenty, 1t drives Inc money atsch oas
Of circulation tnto Inc fanits Oh paokefs ana
o't Of tue country. ihe 1e'urn 10 sEsetc pa1.
r'cll', whale II "onld shso1se a "ilnu"M O',.., u
ss,1.1ca. "a wv E'eeu"ana - A.. s,s
'o"lu' .nc '.ou.cn. p'l'' tu"e ..,.. ~ =. ea s..
ssaneaso' IsAoeA an lne so'o 'at'iS ~ ".
own eohhtfs' aha os Pnetog eoia oace mofs
III clfcniatloh hete "ouao 'eno 10 iu'
crease us 10" 'a.o Inc eo"nu! non
Without moreover the moment our Naa'ona1
1ahk oo'es were pfoosns up 70 1ne goa
standard. many o. tnem Won'd ~ reason o'
thcir superior security over any VIC nave ne'e@
to:cFc enjoyed, pass ou' 10 Inc eanaoas, Me-
ico ard South America, rs Inc notes OF the
lcaI of Ensland, now 40, and oe used by
the mercantile world to limited e1tcot,
instead oi gold IN adjusting exchanges.
~, as @ .es"ese~. " " 49,. ss,,.a-.,,,..ss 49,
,s.:as W.. W m-s nzsns-4 A. a.s s.es,a hataa "
ouetpn ~ s"Ieaes ~ 49,. si.. ~. .,.st ,a H..
sousu 1.r .o. g.. ' n.,r H.ss. 7r..1, -.
'..1ou ~ aoeae - ~ -. ...-,,.s a.m.a.,at-
o'ne' tesnan'oe .ause -. WI ~ aep' ,,0
ou' l'nls4 s1Aa '"s 1.A"'s y. ~.
, 1865-10-30
COMMERCIAL.


,., SATURDAY EvESr*o, Dct q.
Tbs following summary xhoMs the movement In
Produce aud PsoyisIons daringthe past tweat fur
honrs, compared with the movement fos tie sa ne
time lzst rear:
rxCE1rrs or YpopUCx, OCT.
, 1865-10-30

cpc that can be learned in two hours BY auy
person Of ordinary Intelligence.
TuE ECLIPSE
Came OF here according to programme.
Some OF The New Yorkers seemed to imagine
that II would be seen nowhere on the c9ntI-
nsnt outside Of this city, but as far as I can
lea1n this was npt the case, KINGSTON.
, 1865-10-30
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending Octs 2sy 1861.

OYTlCx or TIE DAILY TE1nrNK.l
Saturday E7enlng, Oct y.
The following table shows the das1J Fece:pta aud
shipments Of Beef Cattle during the week ending TO-
day. compared with The rtcelps and shipments Of tho
corresponding week last year:
, 1865-10-30
LCuEEE .uARkET.

SA1-Rn3T EVENING, Oct g.
The following table shows erecc!pts sud shipments
Of Lumber, Shingles and Zth during Tic past twenty
four hours:
Ecpta- shipts.
Lumber. m u.,,,..,,........,,,,... .... .l,Et3 a3f
Shingles, 9,ua...........+........-.. 535 fzA
Isth, ........,.,...,................ 10 2ss
LEMnER-The market Is autet-the1c being nothing
offered. The storm Of the past txu thfnc days bis
cut down the number Of arrivals. Sales Cargo
schr Magnolia, from Mu4kegou, TO m 4 strips, balance
boards, at HES.
ia nnnfN vArd nyfc4z 4 StdlnTR.
, 1865-10-30

of The toxcs II needs for it's own support.
When. therefore. particular tax, whether
on trade or on production, comes up for dis !
cussion, 1t cannot be disposed Of By my such
rude, Understanding shibbole;h as - does It
favor free trades'' OF t'does it favor ttce man
uGactu1ese' "does It protect COM
mcrccs" or "docs II project produc-
ton by e1cmptins that branch OF Indus
try, and laying the burden somewhere
else" but "docs II az tne 1ease e3Pense'
to the Govcrnnent, raase 1ne gfeasest amount
OF revenue, IN lne mannes m9st CONSISTENT
Win 1he interests 0. .ac Haote PEOPLE, as
well a. 1hose ehgaseo IN pfoauci'on, manu-
factnres' commerce ana consumpaeen.' q Thas
must depend On eaeh Paraeaiar case, broadly
considered, not on any abstract notion, md
no pohlical purity can claim the monopoly III
the right to consider all phases Of the 4ucs'
ton. There never has been In this Country
absolute prohlbttory protecss-.,n OF. Tbs do
nestle production agns- 49, -,
ton. in sny article A"te4n ."po1. ~
| tton of whicL -eoa o'4,e sus ~ ". -
, 1865-10-30

.Iau. .. cf,ws wander at will over the lo.
Ioo. ~ tds~ Or cousc tic rebels kept a record
thIa
rorrER's FIHLp,
Else why The numbered gtavest But that
has not been, and probably never will b.
found.
The storm has passed BY. md the sun, now
almost In its setting, suttuses the low west
with Hood Of golden glory. l have spent
The entire dag ID the stoende. The llttle
accessories Of It's prison life remain as haYe
drawn them; its body and substance arc told
In the fact that from one.thlrd to one fourtt,
Of the prisoners brought here arc lying yon.
der In the sandy hlll-slope. 1snAEI.
, 1865-10-30


Local stocks were dull, but On the Stock Ex-
change old Coog County Scrip was sold at 10l4i.
!, Chamber or Commerce Stock was in demand ut
! 10. A bid Of lis was made ior Union National
Bank Stock, hut this Is no Indication OF the price
as there was none Offered. We quote: