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, 1865-10-02
THE WlRZ TRIAL.


Testimony for the Defencc-Evidenre
n. ffnmn,ocr-I,ur Ion ,r H.. rr.,.1.
E1-Rctel Gen. Ice, Gen. Johnston,
Col. 0nld and Gov. Brown to be Sun,-
muncd for t4c Dcfcncc.
~ MAsnlso1oS, M sspt. @.-lhe "isz military CON-
ni'sion asse"oeo .o1oas.
GAIT. wRIonT's TESTIMONY.
Vile, IVES recalled fof The defence. He testifed
that be encceedcd r. i Wtndcr ii that poet. The
tents OF his regiment wete taken Tor The pse or ho
hospital. He soueht hut taiIcd TO obtafn more for
successful, The owners moi having beena saa paIa @ for
xhat they had previously ttrnlshed. Al fnjunc.
them from cutting timber. Ie Ind never scen
Capt WiEz search The prisoners.
M; Mr: haier-.Rid yoa hear Capt. Wisz complain
Judge Advocate Chapman objected to tho dccla.
ration Of the prisoner.
NJ Baker taia be a!d not AK for cspt. wirz's
about Complaints. '''' N 'A'' ''f' N'1ss A'a aSxea
Mr. Baker sald It va. competent according to the
accused In order TO refutc the allegations that he
ths pEssonerr.
again oye!ruled tuch questions.
MF. Baker said be designed to show that Capt.
Wiz accompanied hls complaints By acts 10 ans-
Ar. Baker then Withdrew the question aud pre-
pared another, n1mcly:
Do you know Of any acts on the part Of Can't.
Wiz 10 amelot1te the condition Of inc prisoncfa
The witness replied thai be could moi thfnE Of any.
Witness never heard That any soJdtcrs rcceiyed a
furloueh for shooting Union prisoners. lie had
frequently carried vegetables into Tue etotkade for
the relief or the rrieoners aftcf showing Captain
Wirx what he had for them. Captain Wiz permit
ted masonif hon9zs to be paid to deceased IEl4on-
en-. Leat- oa''e WIS Ii ehafee Hnea t1p'. WIZ
"IT T.ns. eaSA- ....,,.x, =. ~, ,,,-
~ L.ees-e:euaneM * ey t9.. tn!pn1aN-inc Mainee3
M ~ " A1oWleaea o'a o. WAT Capt VII dta
ie1 a. Saa.se, sut uutsloe ol lne stoekaoe as
EpeW tue aecqseo put PRISONERS ~ the STOCKS and
~ II Rsng 1I Mno 9aa c9arge o. ne dos,
t4E ~ ,a1. t - II na9 paums.hssa ~ III ~,
aPece LOT hels9ne1s n1s 'se &c
+titie H. H. " ln1' not oee'lns uta 70 oe
e1o''ea " '.I tI-..S. tnvnIs: ...,zz,.n
stnus Hail. EAs.'aosf.
JndEe Ha1, Of Georgia, who had testified for the
Tosef9'ions was cai!eu as Witness Tor The delent
Ac sdIu ne Nas employed by Man named Dykes
aenlust coi. Hiona nhd capt. Wt'snt, 10 restrain
Ut Mt7n y, 9n n1uncuon Hom neing DyEes ground
1oI nu!l9t patpoaes, ana gettin* TIMBER On H.
ny, ~ }19tss h,a ns oi
,,a 3s M ~. 1sGM aas Mnaenee 70 lave Dyes
.us Sunltn1nnse Ei Hossanneut ios any 1858
iana -, ~ ~ Masss aeeSlloed mat INC
- u -. i Io a tienlty y! Anuclson!le was
~, pIst 5, Is en1c1 salas consisted In ts
~ tsa7 W mA.ca coaI De eo1 % 1altnad companies
, 1865-10-02
NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED. .......sept. %.
s5SP sSP e:s sa1s! Il e;ssaa Haven
Pp Prop Esyssssfsn sssIss a. .1sy. Gonfon- Comic Buffalo.
F,eRn. k,eS ri}%sStS y'I1s5 ~ piaSs BoSalo; ,
B.raqs TED white and Blue, nsoxn, Fay City, 4,.n
: e. s e. R !sss 81;
f srs i Hi: u Nss sss IT, IT,
Barqne Cherubosco, chamberlain, oconIo. iso N tuu-
Basqns IIans crocsez, Eataez ocou,o, - n LUMBER.
BrE Lowell, Irasis. Menomonec 1so u, lumber, IS N
Brig s. +. Gale Langley. oeon,o. 80 II, iurnbc..
Fr'E fsmy Gs5daer. Stone pcnsaasea 1h1 N lumber.
sehr Z: {. GTisxoia. ruEsman, To..do, sundr,es. 4
schF ]: 5. Mccullough, eaadeid, ssgtnax. i.as bs,s
sehE sesE sea BID. Todd. sastuax: 20 n lumber
sehz Gs.'. Ilnekisy. Manning. CisTei.na ", tons
ssss sshr Hi4nt Moran. Cleveland, ~ tons coal.
s essss;as g g TO- soas sso soa
zsS1 ~ III III e III. + 'aR's s. lumber.
SsRE ssRE SsF SS.ss s1essssy esssy; hg Y, c a s mss
schr Galatn, Per,J, Hay city, 3st1 bfIs salt,
S N l11h. - - ~ 's
schr $. Robinson, Ftnnegan, Grand Haven, lso cort4
Darque Taclnc, Fearwc1l PenAankec, 7io N lumber,
49,. CLEARED. Sept. o.
st1nr Sen Blri, Morgan, Ahnarce, snntrtes
PTup Farortte, Napier, ST. Joseph, suudties-
Prop Lowell, Shaver, DgtienshuIg sundrtes,
Prop q J Tfnesdelt, Wilson. Grand Haven, suuds!cs
Prop Acme, Dickson, Bunalo. sundr1es.
Prop B Wade, Goldsmith, SaEu., aundne,.
Eatque Alice. Hnrke, EuEalo, 191s.5 bu corn.
RaTQ1o Golden Vest, Carey, Buffalo, SDt13 bu corn.
Brig Eent Ho11tstcr, Smith. Buffalo, t. 70 bu corn
Echf Calling wood. keith. Buffalo. i1o.s bt com.
Schf " " Arnold, Thomas, Eutfaio. tA000 bu corn.
Schf Otter. Miner. Buffalo, l6,h.5 bn oats.
ScaF Bermuda, Mcuouall, ,4suaa1o. l9,1s5- hu cora.
GcEr II l. Whitman Comeffard. Buffalo, Is, rs bu cora
sear pn1!ep, A@a5slllioss, @ gqtt!o /; go bu oats
Schr E7tnbow. Smith, Colllngwood. lC, 100 bn corn
, 1865-10-02
Tho s1ocum Cotton swind1c.

Same nina Jnnut1,a non fsan r, r, Vo.t
Commission into cotton transaetion IN
which Major General s1ocnm ] ,l hia n-naesosen. ~
in command, had been implicated, and tho
Government defrordo3 - E,,...1,- . IN ~,
:. I.-.a.-a .ts. 49, 1eu ~ ~ ncalS eHo'ooo.
nrote9c Of thc troitor F,o~d nn,,,- Rss apa
-, IVY - u4ae4, "uou ne
Ahd outaneu sWmoilne contract for trans
porting supplies to the troops In Arizona turn
co up a. s1ckaonfe onfine Gen. slocum's
administration Of that post and bonghtsa f1c-
titious claim for 600 bales Of cotton ,fron
nnolnes traitor named Noiand. and nttcr some
huggcrmucrerinr with Gen. Slncum. Win
had PREVIOUSLY rejected It when nrescntad hv 1,v
No1apd, obtained an order on the Ouarter-
,rae+sr inv tho ;7o,;,,o,,, ~ ~
No' lug ee"set5 y LAe coL1on, "Mcn
was immediately sent to New Orleans and
sold. Tho rennrt NJ tbe At,,,t,~,, f.c,,,,,,.t.,.
ssM,,,.1 ~, r. ~ y. n 11e A1'n.ay COMMISSION,
OF "lleh Col. y. II. Howe, Of the l24th ILL.,
Ia ~, r.s,,,1,,ss,a,s - =. .o''o"e'
~ nssSs q M H. fn,eea 70 in said order were
.'ssassio - W ea eoanty anu were tn the
poss II Vic1.hI-t ~ =: y: steiner, a "
hie 'a LOT WHICH nc WIS response
eel I'M ~. esm ~ t. sas ON aay ol August, A. D:
s ase., tne n, w. I,,tr pales q COTTON were mTned
o'tF ol1 1En'efeu ~ 1M1euiG1ant Steiner,
a. A. .,,e M;l 10 qne \ ~ ": =: 0saot, BY
s,s, r. u 1s =. slosam command
tag tng " oiE.e1 ~ " 1tcSsn1ig. upon claim pre-
ienS sias .ne Gea Sae1 ny one Joseph Mo-
a1a;. e,a y Loatsiana Which
SI ei9lm We ossee nlon pfetehaed setznre o1 GOO
p1ni 2nn y, ~ ma' " ~: n april l0 at
,,h;nh - p ~ T;eI.s, t9 oatcaoe Transports
1me IL saia Noanu s11t o hasinE soId Ea1d c!atn1 10
": :; GfanI !ot fY!,g aiteT hn,tieas effort 70
;. 10 ny n.msel1 una agents, ne fesara1ng the
e'am e5 e. ~ D. aopeisss. peis s;.,u, .,..!
Do. AQat ealu Cl1tW WIS not d:Fa1ld Claim HEaluAt
, 1865-10-02
Mammoth Crops In Scott County, Iowa.
. DAyKNFoET. Sept q

Editors Chicago Tribune:
The mammoth crop ofvcgctables In Scott
county, Iowa, this year Is worthy Of speclal
notice through the eo1umua Of your paper.
The present crop Of onions Is Without prece.
dent in the history Of our country. thonum-
bcr ofb4shels ralsed will reach one million, at
an average Of four hundred bushels per, acre
On farm near Davenport, owned by John
son Brown, from sir acres will be gathered
:, 400 bushels: so1ne Of our farmers say they
Will ret 500 bushels from alnele acre.
Though the price at best Is not much, yet
from the great yield they will realize hand
some sum for their labor and use of1and
The grape crop with us has created no little
excitement. 1t has been proven beyond
doubt that the soil here L. as well adapted for
the culture OF grape as 1t Is around Gncin-
natl Mr. E. K. Wright Of this county has
grown from one-haf acre about
Three tons of grape and Will realize at least
fifteen cents per pound, which will mike
q yield OF 5000 per acre. This we consider
fair compensation for his labor and expense.
Dur potato crop promises large yield, md
the rot which has found its way In many Sec
tions, has not visited rs here. Our potatoes
arc verY fine, and VIC count on four hundred
bushels per acrc In this section. at tho pres-
ent price farmers will realize at least $50 per
acre, after all expenses are paid.
Hoping this will receive place In the col.
umns Of your widely circulated paper In our
midst, 1 remain, respectfully,
, 1865-10-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

FRIDAY EVENING.

FR1pAT EVENING, Sept. %, 1861
This being the last day OF the month. the money
market Is very stringent and close, md none but
the beet elaes Of borrowers ha-e been able 10 OBJ
tain accommodations at the National Banks. There
IL, however, no change In the rate OF discount,
which is steady at 10 per eeut per annu.n. Street
rates were hrm, at ld1lH per cent per month.
The market for Eastern exchange was quIet and
easy, but there were no change In rates. The
bankers were generally buying at Ito discount md
ceiling at par to s0pscniu1n Konnd lots were sold
by the bankers to each other at SOC per thousaud
discount. Towards the close Of the day, The de-
mand was more active, and the tendency sEas to
sitter ratea. Il Is expected that somo Of tho banks,
which sold exchange so freely within the week,
will be buyers On Monday, after the statements
have been made up-
The following table shows the balances and clear
ings st the Clearing House In this city for the week
ee1dfnJ tn+iAv.
, 1865-10-02
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY ETE1Ea, Sept. "a
LUNBER-Rece1ycd, 1,5si N shipped, !. .soa N. Tha
mnket to-day Was dnll as buyers were holding back
In anticipation Of decline. On the whole the market
may be quoted shade easier. Sales cargo schr
Warren, from Muskegon, 50 IN y strips, b.laucs aasort
ID, It &MDd by Hart d MAXWELL cargo sc1,r Pauline,
from Auskeson. 1m n. stripa bslsnce boards, de-,
1t 4ls 81, BY j. Dcte; cargo schr Gr1nge from Ksl
auaZno. 90 n. strips. 1t 311n, by Morsoni cargo
schr Col. Cook, from Thunder Day, 20 m, strips.
halsnce mixed. ut $l7.oA by Btektosd; cargo schr
Donsrpzn, from MuhktEnn. 80 m coarse common At
Sl6o0, by Merrill czrCo achE Wyoming, from GFeen
Bay, 10 strips. .14s &c At $1,000, by Q. B.evster
asgo schr Rambler. nrom Auskegon, 100 nj good, at
, 1865-10-02

A4-uAmtH We1e lQll HIQ neglected, N1tA uIht
retail Eales at $eea Round lots were On the mar
ket at e = but buyers offered only e 20.
1hefe TA1 an active shtpptng demand for Flour,
md the market advanced s@1oc on Spring Extras
lu view Of The favorable adylees from the East.
White Winter Extras we're finn and shade stif1sr.
There Is quite scarcity Of choice b,auds anil IT IL
rather dificplt to nj orders. About 500 barrels
cbaured hnnds at s9.oOa1e 90 for Wbfte Wjnier.
5000 for Red Winter; $7,0o@B,5O for Sprine Ex.
tras and sao0g6. 20 for Spring Snpes, A small LOT
of Rvo F,our cbanord h.nds ,t II en- 'o'
The market for Eo. i spriue WHEAT ooencd ou,e.
and Ne lower Than at tha closa ~ +rbnoor, osta..
day. but after The recefnt OF New YORK e,v;cea ,
fa,r speculative demand sp.apet I'd aud the market
ADVANCED 1kc. No Sn+fnr wa n f.ir re,,aat ~
steady. Red Winter was quiet and unchanged.
About 70, 900 bu changed owners at SITS for No.
and &1.s6 for No. elRed; s.. .s0K D1.ta for No. i;
$1.s9O1.2 for NO. =, md Ss&9aac for rejected In
store-elosing nrm at S1-4a for No. Spring In
store.
me Corn market vas quiet, but shade armef at
Inc close Ihe sales aggregate 10000 bushels, at
Gostg6lEclor No. I: 5sss@5oc for No, 2; aad 81
G4a ior rejected IN store, aud 61c for No. Caual
1aoaf-closing with buyers At 5fc for No. ]. md
osssc ior No. :, no1de1s asking an advance or "a
sas. nn5sis ~ele msAaa9 consloctaole alsca7nna
non oet"een houses OWING 10 reports tnat grain IN
Oats were in good demand and steady, with sales
OF II, 600 bu at t1l4&l3laic-mostiy 31Mc--tu1 No.
1. a,,s6as7c for Nh and q k6h2sc for Reetted IN
.,o7e..c1o.ine NJ srxc IN NJ, : md ssxr forNo .
p; Rye was qulet and steady with sales atei9Uc for
No. md Gqc Tor No. in store. Re]ectad sold at
T.r1sv x,s 1ass he.tsr M ,,1,,, s,,e. At 7.s7a eor
oa,ie1 "as AG.s ostt, "1eI ea't" q. teSto1 ~
NO. IN Store a lot OK NO. TN hVor1te house
sold at Sc. l.,
, 1865-10-02
CHICAGO DRY GO0Ds MARKET


sArrHD4T EvKsExa, Sept 50
Our obhers eeaera1J report itiy active tade dur
Ing the weak although brsieaa waa very quiet to-day
There are Fny few changes rai7e TO note hncc Cur
last re1eW Of the MARKET Prints ra at our quo
sstions, IN some Instances shade lower than in Nev
York. Brown sneettnE8 krt uneha1ged-Stsndards
being stu quoted at .3c-the johbhg petcA III New
York. Heached goods are steady and nrna. DENNIS
samc - bc!orr- Anoesess T1cns art eHc lower On
u. and Ds. pe1a'nes selling 1t s2x3sc-sha IL
dde price for Inferior stycs We quote closing prices
, 1865-10-02

dtsastrnu.ly; that he neyer nalt.eated anrboly.
oI estea wy y ,hS ,lfaon s1a ,1teous5 s that
It, ss5 81 %e I a tns
lain as bis counsel called him was not responsible
10 ne e15ept conaine in he charges against hin:
In word That he oyidence for the government wil
A subpCna for Gen. Robert E. Lee WIS sent Of
this morning, md It Is expected thai be viii at7ivo
c3.Go,erIor Brown, OF Georgia, Cen. joseph E,
Johnston and Col. Robert Ou1d nc also summoned
to appear as Witnesses for the defence. It Is un-
lc1sfood the hst named will testify in relation 10
the question Of exchanges or and the conn
Eel expect to show by lin tint 1t was not The fault
of The rebel Government that the exchange OF pr
oners was not sooner effected. In view Of tue no.
tortety Of these parties, additional interest will be
CtSCu to the pruceedtnre,
, 1865-10-02

-1HNUneclots OF t1a Chicago and ROCK Island
Railroad have this day declared dividend OF per
cent
-1tia ftated, by parties ue1l informed. that the
miners arc getting to work again generally, and
that low prices may he expected for coal.
- on Stocks. In Phfladelrhta, On the 18th, were
cold at the following quotations: st. Nicholas, 0l;
Maple Shade, I; Curtin, 81; Dntze11, 3; Caldwell
Il: AeCllntock, ISL Exee1sloE. Il; Oil Creek and
Cherry Run. !: Cornp1nter, 4; Sngar Greek, ~;
Eldosaao, y: Nlngo, 2; Junction, IN.
On The 18th !nat. Chicago City Seyens; Sewer.
gEe EQpds, 1SS1, We're sald III e ~ -
, 1865-10-02

= = =.
shalI Our Soldiers be Refused Sheltcr7
Editions Chicago Tribune:
I. desire, through the medium of your pa-
per. to call thu nttcntfon ~ .ha t.ore,1inr
nnh1ic tn the 5nhnmon snd 49,, ~ ~ .assna, of
$. N. Avery and John L. Bates, proprfetors of
the Railroad, Eating House at Centra1ia, H.,
toward a sick aud returning soldier Ynster
dav At ina T er,iva, - Ca.t..,,. ~, +1,a
tratn f,on, Co,ro ~ ae". as eea 11as..,uat " ~
.au -! ~" s4ao' ano @tef bseahasting ~
lug taole OF: the above named, for which
tlemens reception room TO avat tha IN honE n1 r
the trafn north IN tha main -oo5 Tho va,
$50 ~ :. ,s,,t,,sS, ,A,,,a4. 49, u.aa. ioa". Ane "'A
,,on @ - -. ! ' a. aa, so'olcs a1araeIea my a1.en.
sjghs that escaped his lips awakened my SYM
pathics. at once addressed him ani, learned
that ho had hoe,, = nr,Sn.a :. r.ss,sa. ~ n
Sott, n,;na;s p'n1' u COMPANY -
charged; had had his pocket-book, contain
ing fifty dollars and his TRANSFORMATION. stolen
ftom hin, md ,-oe ondo,ro.i.. -, .oe,,, ~,
hsn. - - euusa'oug ~ ae.1e1 11s n.s
nome, IN tne nor1heEn part Of the State. He
had been sick seyeral weeks, and then bad o
pain. applied at the office for room Wfor
a sick soldier until tho: hour for the train
north" The clerk looked at The sick soldier
(thcn romiting), then at John L. BATES, one of
The proprfetors, hesitated, md finally said I
would have to see AIr. s. N. Avery. the pro.
prietor. Thinking from his actions be Thought
! might be asking for the how. and thnt hn
might not get pay lot the room, I informed
him that / would pay for TIC room mYseT
any bill he might sec sss. 20 charge, His next
excusc was tES:.t tho boy would require
nurse. c.ld that they could spare none.
4 removed that objection by offering
to nurse him myself he then aruii1
sud l must see Mr.. Avery. I asked
for Air. Avery. Alr. Bates, the junior
proprietor stepped ont and coon returned, aud
On my pressing the request for a room, ho
gave me q flat denial, pointing to a hotel
acruse tie street, saying, "THai hotel viii
furnish him a room."
This Is but one Of many Instances of brutal
ity On the part Of these men towards afflicted
soldiers. WAS informed unon rood authori-
, 1865-10-02

Here the market was dull. On the Stock Board
cash Gold was gold at 1871, md the brokers on Tho
street were paying 1s301astt Silver was nominal
al lSsI1S7
There was a fair attendance ut the Stock Ex-
Change, hut business was generally dull. Govern-
Ecu.s we:c negle< ted ard quotations arc ronIual.
Old Cook County Scrip WIS in demand, with eales
At 1G3, New Scrip was offered at coy, with buyers
At se3iG0, Chamber Of Commerce Stock Is firm,
with eales at ITO. New Stock was IN request at "a
We 0uote GQXe1nmeuts as fnllnMa:
, 1865-10-02


The Produce markets Today were quIci. Flour
was active and 56e1Uc higher. Wheat advanced 1c
per bushcl. Corn was quiet but dl7ucr. Oats we're
steady. Ryn nas quiet and unchanged. Duley
ruled 19sc higher. Htehwincs were dull and neg
lectcd- Provisions were hrmer, but less active.
Gold opened in New York today at III, advanced
to 144t: and closed at 14L The following are the
quotations tclegraphed to James Boyd & Broth
era hrot
, 1865-10-02

FLOUR DIRxcr 70 Bosros WITHOUT CuAauE or
cAns:-We arc informed By Mr.. Gray Of the S1Ichl-
gan Southern Railroad, that aiessrs. Leonard,
Brother q Jeontson to-day shipped by the, ,.tRed
Line" 100 barrels Of Minnesota ainte. wheat
nour for Bos.ou, to 20 through without change Of
cars. We understand that this Is the first shipment
Of douf erer made to Boston without breaking
bu1k.
, 1865-10-02

7-3O o. S. NOTES
JuLX 9ERfES

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
will Gil ordeza from dealers for the present aertes
Of 80 Notes, for short time On tho terms heTetofore
allowed. 1 .. 'N-
A. thc oppostuolty for subscribing has past We crn
no longer feceFe the hFc per cent fEo-yeaF Notes 1t
rar aEd Interest IN payment OF orde1H.
,nur ]. A. ELLIS, President.
, 1865-10-02

An sd'es II Erd5H are noto Dsdde on tuxis ar &c
ttoruIs. in dcenrd0nce trttA resolution pH4s<d on
Charge and are 20 reported by W, ualess st1eeiSe
tpecfRea.J
SATURDAY EvKyIs, Sept. 90.
FREIGHTS-LAKKF FKz1GHrs--Tefs dull md xc
loWtT. engagements Wde: To BCYYAto-Prop kyer-
Teen City, wheat 1t Exc; 8chr4 Miami Belle md Co
IrtuhtA, com It 1tc.
KAILfoap FHu9Hrs-Tha following arc tho current
, 1865-10-02

DThe World gets up loud yelp because
Secretary Stanton IN his recent trip TO Bos-
ion, avoided publicity Had he allowed him.
self TO bc. Jaed, and +sdinnercd," and
"spceched, J" and bored to the usual extent,
the World would have yelped just as spite
fully over his ostcntAtion. It Ia the function
Of the 1Fo7d 10 yelp at every gentleman that
passes By. Nhateyer time it can spare from
biting Its deas and gnawins It's tanks, We
trust It will occupy IN barking at all passcn.
gers, whichever way they. are going, so as to
sustain the immortnl opposition principle,
avon sba]t and sou shant,
!. You VIII md Jon wont:
Yon,l1 bc damned ff you do,
tsIonN be damned Il yo1 DON'T
, 1865-10-02

s1a5o BY Aason 4 Dayts: cargo scnr Ms,y Hovr. dom
pcpec ln N, each strips, boards md ssso7:cd. at
tim hy O. Rrewster.
: SHINGLES Received. none; shipped, ees n. Ns..
ket 5teady. sa1es were 100 N saucd A, from Eala-
r,aooo, at *6s0; 1f0 d. per schr Wyoming. =, ss 4,
Wa nrnt. yard nriee9 "a to!fov7.
, 1865-10-02
Your obedient servants,
E. C. BoUD1Sor,


SIC
with lengthy speech, coyertly and adroitly
supporting the doctrine of secession, and vIo-
lent'y denunclatory OF John Ross and bis
party. Mr. Ross replied in an hour's speech,
exceedingly gaTnlous in tone and matter, and
Indicative Of
4.Eecond chtdishncts and mere oblivion; ..
Sans teeth sans eyes, sans taste, eans everything"
1tcoyered matters and events Of forty years.
standing, Of no sort of connection With tue
live occurrences Of to-day. The general pub
lie will thank me not to repeat It. 4.
, 1865-10-02

COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. 80.
The following summary ehows the movement IN
Produce and Provisions during the past n hours
compared With the Increment for the same time
Last year:
, 1865-10-02

reached density which required "blowlus
oa." end ior the remainder Of the trial she
would nave been sub1ected'to considerable
loss Of fuel On this account.
The Wtnooskt easily runs the whole ninety
si1 hours without necessity Of this charac
ter. The machinery o. the tyinooski worked
throughout IN the most satisfactory manner,
showing 1t to bc durable and trustworthy,
Its arrangement Is tho simplest mud most
convenient possible, md Its economy of fuel
equal TO that gtren by the very complex d.
sign Of the machinery Of tho Algonquin.
we are, very respectfully, your obcdient
servants,
Chief Engineer Robert Dandy,
Chief Engineer EdH!n Fithfln,
Chief Engineer Mortimer kellogg.
To Han- Gideon Welles, Secretary Of tha Navy,
, 1865-10-02

FLOTK-Ecceiyed, Han hria. shfnncd- ? sat hTis
Market acdve iSc better On Spring EIfIas aaa
ETaAs-So bid aBroWn.s" Il IL 80 90 bt1s 81 Il.
der, at ss 100 brs Iowa" 1oo bril- Fos-
"Bradwei" at f815 100 hsis .Iinstiays' md is bIis
Derwent" q 10; 100 hrls Jackson's Foins Al
hrls . .Wxupacca" tto bris Hremer Ctr r
and sG1 bf1a not ramed at Nn0. no
~Waumanda" at $s,fp; leo bfls Trlumpb+ at II II
1CQ bfis pot named at 500: io brts Ossy Al Il; ID
R1p WErrF-l 100 byls i Fnyortte" At Si0b0 WnTx
WIxrKR- bYis Godfrey af Ss;0; 7D bris Com.
ctr It <1131 1Co brls Peterson wood as Sff ID: 10
bs1s St. Clair Co.. apd 100 tE1s Pfcungs Vi LID
Sc; 30 btis 81 Naaexa.r at $50; IN 0fls Wsunarrn
City, at 800: SPK1Sq SuPER-lQQ bfls FIJI RiYerT
, 1865-10-02

FoHT TA11K YAHpe-
The ma1ket at these yards has been very acttYe and
yesterdays fRurea hare beea very nearly sustained.
he day closed with very few lct nnsold. The total
sales foot ur 7.oo head Of which number " II. Tlden
took over 1,st0.<
The following are the sales:
, 1865-10-02
#isrella,1Rnus,
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
SICK HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
JAYNE,S S4iSATIyE, PILLS,

a MILD. PROMPT AND Effective REMEDY,
There Is scarcely any disease In which pu.gatlye
medicines are act required; and much sickness md
suffering might be prevented we're they more generally
used No person can feel well while costtTe habit II
body prevails btsdcr 1t generates ssriou4 and
nffsn Gt1l dlscses which might b. avoided by Timely
zra 10d!ctons use Of proper cathartc medicines,
Convinced ofthe correctness oS these vlcws.
JATNE'S SANATIyE PILLS,
ARE recommended with the greatest confidence, expe4
rlencr having demonstrated them be far superior
ny othcr in u3e. being Uofe ma. prumpt~ xafc AMI
nn1Iorm IN thetr operation While usta. thGu, par
Lcn1f c1e Fcqufed nrd ratenta may and drink
g osutl. Ago vii not tmTntr them d they 20
combined As to always tcay dissolve In the stomach
10 snAl do*es they are aterauYe and gently LAXATIVE
ons u Large doses ate actively cathaF1c cleansing the
.oo'e nimentaEy canal from ali putrid Irritating ard
For DYSPEPSIA, these Pt,s ate really IN valnaalc
aftGle. Gradually chausu; the vItiated scc1rons Of
ne stomach and Liver. and producing healthy action
IN tnoea Important crauN In Of lopg Standing.
cure Will b more specify effected by ustn IN
With the Pn1h, either JATNE7S .tLTElsA-
HIVE or TONIC FERAnFUGE, according to cl1rc-
:. For Liver Complaint, Cont JaundIce Afectioos Of
kne hAddeF 4nu Kidneys FsyeIs, Nervousness. MS
ot she SKIN l!upnr!ty Of the Blood, Sick Mrad
seRe Gostseness, Piles, Female Diseases, and noIs
Ansclona heae Ps h1ye proved themselves enloet-
For aale BY all pEugxists.
, 1865-10-02

WallHork 4 M....W. ". Tilden-. :. Isl III 1I.73
sHEEP-There h4s been 4 hr demand for good
Sheep dn8tnx tho week, and good prices have been
paid. Poor grades have not bscn sought after, and
dealers vii do well not to send them to tha market
The closing rates this week. Al compared With last
a<r fo1louB:
Good to prime .$1Go35.s5
Medium 450e% Las
EGMI1E4. Sk24GQ
, 1865-10-02
Diarrhea and DvsAnterv.
Cholera 1nfantum or Summer
COMPLAINT,

+ sp<edy and edectnally cured by the ca.lpattve.
tas1oo aod eaima The action Of tho stoacd and may
MsaJs oe fsed 90 70 relieve the suderngs Of tho H.
Gnoys,, 5osnas Sno1!c. Gripping falns Soar stos-
Mant Of Appetite. Wind Ii sha Bowels, Cs,urs. s.
ssSnesa and ~ howtl Anssttons Aed Seryoa1 H!i
NhLsAM, vi moro certainty Anl ease taan o5 ny
otnef f5epet3tton yet offered The public -.
sold 70 Chicago by FULLER FINCH tntL III a.S IS.
LORD SMITH; huRSuAM3 d VAN sH.aas - E Ais ~
T. / q. ". HOOKER. sc9ut4+ln ~ 4AW 7oP