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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18

Mr.. EvARrs, of Pioneer City, showed us, the
other day, some very fine specimens of rock from
ledge recently discovered on Muddy creek, above
Pioneer City. It is called the Surprise Gold is
perceivabIe all'thrOugh the rock. Specimens from
the Union ledge, also lately located, show silver
and considerable quantities of lead. Discoveries
are constantly made in thatsection OF very rich
ore-bearing rock.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18

/ THE WEATHER. AND ITS EFFECTS. The week has
been stormy, blocking up the roads with snow,
and cutting off communications, to certain ex.
tent with neighboring camps. The snowman this
office was measured On Thursday, and found to be
fully five feet deep-the lower three feet being
very solid. Travelling being difficult, business
has been very dull-duller than any week during
the Winter. The principal street through the
town has been considerably elevated by the enor-
nous snowbanks shoYeledfrom the roofs. For the
first time during the Winter we have heard the
sound of the whistling winds eddying around the
chimney.tops, recalling remembrances of other
lands where g rude Boreas holds high Garni-
val J" with the seasons.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18
NOTICEl.
telegraph Notice.

A MEETING of the stockholders of the idaho Tele
~ egraph Company organized under the provisions Of
charter granted to Alfred Maett and Others to con-
sruct an Electric Telegraph Line from point Snake
River opposite the junction of the boundary line between
the State of Oregon and Washington Territory via Pla
cerye and Idaho city to Salt Lake city, Utah Territory
approved February 3D. 1854 will be held at the Red Bluff
Territory on the LIST day of march, 1865 at II o'clock
of said day. M AAFREDiMALLETT.
Dated February46 1865. lows
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18

INsANE-Mr. William Maloney broughsnverfron
Rlaceryille, ON Tuesday last, man by the name Of
Thomas Freil, with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
physici n of thatpla Mr.. Freil has been work
ing for some time on Granite creek, near Placer
vile. The disease was hereditary. He is now II
the County Hospital. Judge Shepherd appointed
Mr.. VIM. Maloney guardian.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18
TIE BANK OF Claiborne Ia.


Virginia, Nevada.
VIM. SHABo7E, General Agent.
YTyHE AGENCY IS NOW PREP AIRED TO
receive deposits Of Coin or Bullion, either
on open account, or so issue certificates therefor
payable, at the option Of the holder, in irginia
or in San Branaisco ;: to make collections to
purchase Bullion at the most favorable rates, or
advances coin thereon when forwarded to parent
Bank in San Francisco sell Bills Of Exchange,
and. transact general banking business.
EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON
London Boston,
Paris, San Francisco
Bank of Ireland, Dub Sacramento,
lin, Portland, Oregon
New York, &c., &c:
WIN. SHARON, General Agent
|, j.. A. RALST0N, Cashier.
Virginia, Nov. 18th, 1864. 5t
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18
Re.0penilg Of the City HoteI!

VNIS well known House will be- opened again on SAT-
il URDAY EVENINGS FEBRUARY 4TH, 1866, for the
accommodation Of patrons and the public generally
Having enlarged reedeled and reurnished the entire
House. we feel confident that can give entire satsfac
ton all that may favor with their patronage We
desire to extend thanks the public for their liberal
patronage heretofore extended and hope to share the
same in the future BARBER q OLDHAM,
Idaho city, February 2, 1S65n15 Proprietors.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18
Dissolution Notice.

EElHE partnership heretofore existing. between
/ the undersigned in the butchering trade at
Buena Vista Bar, Boise, county, Idaho Territory,
under the name and style of Husted & KilIebreW
is this day d solved by mutual consent. All debts
due the firm must be paid to William 'Killebrew,
who will pay any debt of the firm.
l6W3* VIM. KILLEBREw,
Idaho City, Feb. 10, 1865. H. I. Hustled.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18

AssAYs.-We have been shown two assays made
by Rossi & ROBBIE, of this city, of rock fromthe
Glarinda ledge, Yuba District. One of the assays
show 1896 90 in silver and 1872 90 in goid-total
1927 90; the other assay, from different por-
tion of the ledge, was $457 IS in silver and 3d. Is
in gold-total $461 20!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18

ST. PATRIcK's DAY.-The 18th of March wilFbe
properly celebrated in the Basin by grand ball
at Pioneer City. The Committee OF Arrangements
are men of experience and taste, and they intend
to get up ballthat will do honor TO Boise Basin,
and the worthy patron Of the day. SeeadVertise-
ment
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18

The CHARITY BALL, on Tuesday night, Mr.
Murphy tells US, netted The SUM of four hundred
and eleven dollars. 1t was we'll attended, andthe
amount collected from the sale Of tickets, with
that colIectedilast week by the Committee, WILDE
of material assistance tomany now in suffering
condition.
, 1865-09-15
Express Robbers He-Arrested.


In May last safe Of the American Express
Company, containing Il, 500, was broken open
and robbed Of its contents, at station on the
Peru md Indianapolis railroad. 4 short time
nfaer two men, Joseph Grannon and Charles
Williams, who 1re quite we'll KNOWN In this
city in certain clnsses, we're arrested, charged
with: being the perpetrators Of the robbery,
nnd lodged IN jafl at Peru, Indiana A short
time since these men, together with several
other prisoners, succeeded in breaking jail
and In escaping to this State.
Grannon, who was formerly Of Whee1er's
cnvnlry, was arrested by Lient- McGrcw, upon
information obtained by Sergeant Jobe, OF
the Ninth street District Police. While max
Ing inquiries which led to the discovery of
Grnnnon's hiding place, Sergeant Jobe came
into possession Of a "point" relative to the
whereabouts of Williams, who he learned
was ut Dayton, awaiting there the arrival Of
letter from this city, which letter the officer
posted, leaving immediately for Dayton In I'D
vance Of tlo mail. Gtationfng himself In the
Dayton postotilce, Jobe was soon gratt6ed by
the appearance Of Williams, who inquired for
the letter, and was Immediately taken into
custody and brought 10 this city. =
They viii, Of course, be taken back to Perm,
which is the county seat Of the county ID
which The robbery was committed. It IL sup
posed that Granron hada hand in the 4tgue-
rrillan robbery Of p train on the Ohio aud Aiis-
siss}rp:: -::::!lroad, few mllcs from this city,
at about the same time.
, 1865-09-15

largely. Small amounts Of seed can be had
In The country, but we want 1t BY the thou
sand pounds. Our readers should not con-
found The American hrch OF Commonly
called) tama1oah with It's transatlantic
cousin.
RED CEDAR.
Almost all persons fail In growing plants
from the seed Of the red cedar. It Is s1ppos-
ed that It generally requires two ye&rs, but in
the native forests they grow freely, the FIRST
season.. This Is done By the aid of birds the
birds eat the seeds, and the gum or tesin that
makes them insoluble in water is dissolved In
The BIRDS crops, and the vitality OF the seed Is
not injured; It springs up without delay.
Hence, in The vicinity Of red cedar forests the
p1ant covers the ground and can be had by
tho million Now VIC suggest that In growing
the red cedar in plant beds, TINT the seed Be
first fed to the hens confined in coop, and
then planted.
Dr.. Warder says that several weeks soaking
In terfd wafer will dissolve the resin. This
may be in some cases, especially If some alkall
be infused in it. Let planters try natures
mode Of treating the seed, and see what will
come Of It. RURAL.
, 1865-09-15

A nass meeting Of working men was held lsel
evening in Witkowek Hall, corner Of Clark md
Monroe etIeets. fos the purpose Of urging mnrt
complete tradc organizations and more thorough
action IL favor Of the 'eisht hour eystem oflabot
1hc Trndes Assembly, under the auFpIpez Of which
five trades unions in tte city, I'LL 1arge, influential
and nu1u bcrus among their members The best men
OF the working: clareta. The movement uoN pro.
irc4sinG among tEean tn fayor Of organization md
cooperation tor tie advancement Of the eight hour
sy.ltm- and. ~ q consequence thereof the greater
mental des!lolpmcui oi their class, is orc which
u.cir united <urnosi. The had Sas crowded and
quite Lumber Vi iadle4 arprarcd among the audi-
i, .ss, q a. ~ shf os1oes NJ { Cameron. pub
meeting to order. nnd on LII. nomination Nt, j. W
oselscker vas called to p:e-ide.
nj. u !reytilIck then addressed the meeting ut
considerable length. lie urged HAT the movement
now before this meeting vas one which sbould nrd
would eventually enlist the warncst cooperation Of
every working man-one on which, ere long, polits.
power Of thix country. Already. he sal1, there
were quarter Of million cf men in this country
who were tlhng 10 pledge ihenazelsa ;: never again
Ing men In shortening the hours Of labor. In ar
Eulng In behalf Of the Eysten OF shortening the
1ourr Of lubor, he said hist tho Development Of
csacs seoordanoe Win, md proportion To- The
mental development OF the producers, aud the Ia
1cral prosperity Of The world woa]a advance ~ the
Ul4nut o. Tue people were e1Mn1&GDe0. AUS H0s
the great object OF he movement to enable abozers
10 rcad. rudy and acquirc knowledge. Were this
reduction OF to7l obtained, 1aboHug men would en-
coutage the establishment oE and patronize when
ctublIthe'd, reading rooms aud libraries. instead
Q! af1nEinG shopA and low places Of Amusement
Nlth'n Their limited mcanf. Not alone would faeJ
tnt Hn1c fo do but they would not have to
shs.1 r. INC excessive fatigue which nov disidrs
tc'I M,@ stEr5 into hourr 0! labor and Of phys-
.:a IL s' IN fptakinis q, tie evil Of The present
FSsN m. he remarked that th..sy are mt present in
Chic1.@o about :,tno dr;ustne rhont md not one
Hlnr tt room. IL support Of hie theory OF o.csni-
1a.ua i9 EnIuA s1rPnf1, he cited The r,lnn oS tie
number of lahortng mcn une Ind can1,iI.nta nns
1uuu lot the pulc chatc- Mt WHOLESALE nr tl,a 49,.
raes Of lie consumed By them. purcAasn-, snvr1is
from thls stock at the ruling market uricrs sGJ :,
stated times dts!ding among thernselses - ths ns
protte Act17ing. which would otbefys1ss ~ r. the
retail dealer. The same sys!em would h}sa, nra,E II
in ihe establishment Of nanufactoties. &c, f.
proof Of which be cited the fact tt The lnrres fron
io,IndFy nor in St Louis H. owned md worked l,r
an association Of about che hundred meehsnIcs
who divide among themselves Ifs large profits,
The natural division OF time. he urged, was c1rht
hours Tor labor. eight hours for mental impfuye-
ment. and eight hours for refreshmeut and aleep.
legislative enactment In the premises he warmly
advocated, and hie remarks were received with The
peaEsatst applause from III present.
, 1865-09-15
LAW INTELLIGENCE.



Srrrn,op e.orr1 -fsfo-r .Iufos G1rv I'll, ~.
rnec cf fscner md vito ,ca,nst f;ss,cn +, ,,t,s,
a1.s,,,n na "- ,ats s,o - ~
pta'ntins saea 10 recover oAnaes taa al <lo,Uotor
alleged false imprisonment and malicious prOsecu.
tiou. the Iurv retu,,ed verdict for thc n,,1nt.s,
and assessed dsm.rts at son. The dctsn5.n. :.
viii be 1cmcmbc1ed, cauaed lie arnst oI H.. IT,, II
in9 Rin n Xii f.c " n, hss nee o. fteal
IL t.3r ~. scnn,fea y H. S, ctom tns charge
nf 1aot}o ~ tmG ,1as, deeee seety gave notice
INV i VIA ~" y. III. nS4.
ninees 114,s sr,t - r.sa 1eos. EocSs and Nicholas
9.Isin,tN s,o. o 4 VI WI u co1unned this morning.
6e N ~ seaon 81 atsumpstt TO recover
JSS.,s5 s'stu - b1H for lumber rold and
ny auns9lng 10 contract, Apguat a9th. 1861.
4uc C9nrt IN ChA1ceIy, before JUdec Willfsna
, 1865-09-15
HOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The board Of SupczE1eorx Of Cook county asseu
bled At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, In npuuol e..
rfou, pursuant to Adjournment OF the previous day
The President, A. B. johnson, In the cllzis. Ths
following were present: Supe,rtsors Allen. Ap!rl
pr, Dfando1tE, Dnerfing, Edbrook, FEE, Gibb.
Eotmlcy. Gnede. uainsa, Hammond, Hop1ins
Hatms. Ellie, knickcrtocker, Lmpaster, McGottrr
Se9iord, @ Ruesel steinSalies, shsclofd she.is sI
Siai, Wicler md i iilmaIt6. Il A'' WA -
The m!sntes Of tbe previous days proceeding.
The COMMITTEE on Equalization of Taxes report,
ed the application Of +. j. Nallace for remission
q taxe+ Recommending thai the prayer be granted
Tie sane committee reported tavoub1y On aim.
ilnr petition Of GEzd Hendricks, Report
Supervisor Wicker moved to reconsider the vote
On the resolution passed yesterday in reference to
he City HospitaL He wanted 1t put in better
Supervisor shaeksord said the resolution e1.
qli1e 10 be altcrcd. >> '''@7 ''> - ~'N ''~' ~
The vote vna reconttae4ed nnd Ihe matter wae
Faupers-
Supervisor Ree4 offered resolution directing the
County Treasurer TO publsh The names Of all those
delinquency amounts to one ilolias. Carried. ~
Supervisor necx moved thai new copy Of the
map index in The Recorders odiee Be procured, "a
the old one is nearly worn out. Carried,
Supervisor Niles offered the following:
WHEREAS, The Supervisor Of South Chicago hae,
by h!s energetic hboEs, enceecsiea IN collecting
5ecn in INV other way realized 10 lie co County. @
Rssoiped, That the said Superior be allowed
five per cent on the amount collected, as conpcnsa.
tton or fe1yioee 20 rendered. Referred to Judiciar.
ssncs1isor HaInes movcd that when the Beard
adjourns, It be TO week IRON Monday net at
, 1865-09-15
Tie Rcd Jacket Efttcrx nrc tfrc =.
Virginia Property Interc~tx in Chicago.
From the Richmond Whfe.]

There Is good deal OF property In and near
ChiccEo owned by Virgininns. A number oi
the owners lave recently visited that city for
the purpose OF disposing Of their real estate.
Among them was Mr.. Elisha F. Hundlcy, OF
Charlotte county, who is large owner OF real
estate III Illinois and Wisconsin. He elected
some tales in Chicago, but Mr.. Perkins Bass,
the United States attorney for that district,
Instituted proceedings for the confiscation oi
tle property sold, Notwithstanding the fact
that Mr.. nlndley had received the Executive
pardon.
Tie action of Mr.. Bass put stop to further
tnlcs BY Mr. Hundlcy, who, In order to nsccr-
tain his exact status, repaired forthwith to
Washington and laid his case before Attorney
General Speed He Was informed ut the At
lorney Generals Office that lIf. Bass had
communicated with TINT Department in re-
kpect to the property in question, and that
the following reply had been sent, copy OF
which was furnished to Mr. Hundley:
ATTORNEY GESERALs OF77rE.}
"AsHrSGToS. September I, 1865.
Perkins Lass, Esq, Emitted States Attorney, North
ezn District Illinois:
DEAF S1R: Yours OF a5th August is received,
and in reply thereto am directed By tie Attorney
Gece1nl 10 cay that II Nit. Hnndley wus parlloncd
event, the proceedings against the same shoula he
dismissed, and he tHund!cyl is not liable TO cost
but, II be WHs pardoncd AFTER proceedings were
instituted, and bis property WAS seized then then
the proceedings shond also he dismissed, but at bis
cost Hm, iii, very respectfully,
fouf obeiient servant,
Wy. STEWART, Chicf Clerk.
, 1865-09-15

Notice to young and middle aged men-1mpostsn.
10 pa cts ho hngc 10 educate. Having built
rr in rorghkcey1F, y T., The largest aud mosi
Fopnlsr tGstitnAkn Of learning on The American
continent and hayin: sugge.ted the hest course oi
ttrdy lor practical useful tducation and he he~j
mode Of CoIametcial Col4se irktruc:ion{b {by novel
p.1c'na' Md pre-emnent ayatc1n Of business train.
inc) in this O. any Other country. now propose to
extend The ADVANTAGES Of my College by esiablish.
ing a, Western Institution at Chic:go, under The
F1fnctpaltbip OF Prof. E. P. Eastman. and ssk
your influence In it4 tehalL
As institution has 1cng been the recognized head
Of nll CoUmcrs1af Or Business Colleges In this
country. ard LttsSs Afe7t were granted me Sept.
= 3eEa+ lcT arrangement and combination Of Offices
desks, emporium and fixtures ior practical opera.
ttous. Tie Chicago College viii open Sept, aotb,
1t6; for Gay md evening sessions.
Le inaugural e1errlses will take place Oct Sd
It c5orbx Z Opera House Hon Horace Greeley, oi
TIE New York 7siIue. Will deliver the inaugural
adG1e;s Programme Of exercises will be published
Full information of The institution NAV be had
OF the Secretary at the College OfDce IN Mefropol.
Han Hall. or BY addressing the Principal, proE E.
T. EAsyHAx.
HAErEr 6, EAs1HAx, President.
, 1865-09-15
Milwaukee 1Infket.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribunal

Milwaukee Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE. Sept.ls.
F1orH-Du11, Sales 100 bsls choice spFing e1tra At
F7+J7t.
GkAlS-Eheat irregular, Sales on Change of 1000
bu Mt sl.3i. A3sX and t1 seller al month; DO bu
buyer all month at bu at sisc H. loH ap
*l.ll, cash-closing nt p, At &l4t Aso aales 80 Q
Lu at tLla3lA. oats-sales so bu at s1Xc. Hurley
sales 70 bu At II. Iiye-ss1es 500 bu at 7oc.
FHkI0HrseQuIet al 1t{c to 1luiaio.
RktxIfTs-1, So brls ronr, 50 oo0 bu wheat
sBuzEaTe-l,6 ,6ao brls Tour, 50 600 BIZ wheat
[BJ Associated Press.l
.....- MlLwACKH. Sept. H..
FLOrK-pu1l,
NuxAT-In cRula1, With sales II S1.5sXaLt1.
EEIMRTN-Quitt.
Ifcrun-f1onr. t,s0o bfis: wheat, sa ooo b1.
SAuNEN1-Eluur, I.7pQ bris wheat, $1,000 bu.
, 1865-09-15
Illinois nnd Michisnn Cnnni.

Illinois and Michignn Cnnni.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tfihune.1
HRn0kroRr, Sept. Il, 1sd5.
CLTARn-Eescue, Lemont; D. {. Norton, Lemont
Ro#a Belle, Lasa1lc; Time, No.rfs Elizabeth. Lock
port; rrup Magnolia, Ottawa; Lnura tAnp Ottawa
Ottawa Ottawa; hsaea, ST. Louis, :.s73 tn o4.s s3
brls salts Yorktown Utica, San n lumber, ltoo
shinge. so cedar posts. % hr1s sa't Josephine, KAu
kakec feeder, 9,xN II lumber, 91Co lath; Cape Mar
Peru 6o,oi3 n lumber; S. F. Gale Lemont; Alabama
ST. Louis. T. Go It lumber so brls salt sks salt
20 go * Gins and bo1ea is spokes.
ARRIVED onondaga- Lasallc. $500 bu corn; Il. c.
Goodel], utca, 500 un corr; Il. G.. Lvouis, Leuons
70 cubic yards rubble stone; 1ron-C,ad. Lasal1c
hu corn, u. 0ConnoF, LaSalle- 500 bu corn; Rock
1avrr Seneca. 800 In coru; Australia, LaEalle
bu colu; Ketoluse Lcmont 10 yards dimension and 81
yards rubblt stone; ". s. Gurree, Le,pont, % yards
rnhLle ttone; Investigator, Lcmout. s yards tubb1e
stone, 10 yafda dimension stone; Advance. Leont. y
yards sntb1e stone; Oneida, OTTAWA, a5d bu cats
Rocket, Iockpott t1Gl hrts Hour; Montreal, Lasale
LEO bu r5e, 4.aoo bu con-; Sebasopa Utica 100 tons
aa1d; senecn, ottswa, 100 bu rye 1o bu wheat.
BIZ corn; More tssalte, SO bu com; Progress, Ii.
Sale. II, 900 hu oats.
, 1865-09-15
st. Louis Market.
lspacisl Despatch to the Chles 20 Tribunc}

ST.. Lor1H, Sept II.
ToBActo-F1uer and buoyuut. S2les: Green Tugs
al s1zog tCo: factory do. 1t 9a3sso; planters do
ssDoes6o; common shipping leaf Il ssooa11.i3 me-.
dlum ut <l2h@411; COMMON msunfheturius leaf nt
tlee :Do; medium do. IT sc4 n05e.o; good do At
tln,co nue do. At fti.25, 100 rs.
GrtiS.-Theat unchanged. Ealcs: Common fall
SIS good full SlS5; prime Oil ts15 choice fAtl
f-4 Corn dull mixed and yellow At sc white Sle
Oats steady at 42c. Rye dull q esc. Barley dull.
FIoTE-DulL Sales: choice sprtng Ut @1.a3; fill e1-
tra at eot double extra at ta5; choice ct6y Ut
{l..n0 z brl.
TE1s1YY-NcaS at Rs17 calon
, 1865-09-15

E A correspondent Of the Washington
Republican states that Major General Hooker
Is to be married. on Sept. IL, to Miss Groes-
beck, Of Cincinnati, sister Of Judge ". 8,
Grocsbeck, ex-Aember Of Congress. Miss
Groesbcck enjoys an income Of tl0, 900 per an
, 1865-09-15


..rnss- ..as,os ~. : ~
The Board me. a. O'Clock.
Of The day-she drnvine Of Jnrors; The matter
he week siier n next H 1 ~ ''''>'
The Committee On Judici.Iy reported On the
Recommendation to allow $411.1o to Supervisor
Aaron Gibbs ior services in collecting delinquent
ta1es, at arc per cnt, Recommending That It be
ibe repor. epple highly of the perseverance, Of ID.
EibIs in collecting those claims, and the equity Of
allowing the PEI centage.
Other tnca to help him, for which be lid made no
charre,
Supervisor KnIckerboele7 sid That the Doclo.
sn. ost %nss were not maf&ed paid tn the cose
,be 1ge thtro 1eI sent. u'''ea !" s'osna u 1aaSn
Supef.eor Gam1noud thourht thers xas M
special rcasun for acting al tie point now. Ist
4 fsir one D''1 '-1 :" "'AA'4 W i'a4''
The amendment vas lost by a yote of n .c.fnst
q, - " WV ~ - tA1'e'
The report Of tho committee VIA then nesa.tved
By a vote 81 is arainst II. "'' >teH @' sa'''o'A
On the vote SupcrS1sor shacktord called at,eu-
tion TO Tie ey effects or payinr Ton Tina inr wow
The vote MAS then rets5n iderri T md the reno1
acrfptcd >33
sape1 visor Atwatcr tbcn moved to ALLOW d..
ot * Are ~ 91''ef cent aaeueu soousls IL 'A'ot
Suterytpr Drandcp4Y moved tn table nj. 1no,,on.
e FuSshe. consideration a, ,h. xnb;eet x,s tben
noxtnoned IN mn1inn ~ Srmerr1sn- Eirtsr III t
-treet rev Hnr1sr 100 - arc1orS "'.~'+ y" .
The (snnmtse ~ -, pt,r ~ ioneas end p.,,a~s
poricd .rndry biIls md IL rseomended sd ibsr M.
nsat. Adopied. ~ '''.s>e1'N N'~'' '''
e reronns1uc W tSe San norent ~ smndSr bss
Adon1rd. |N'~ Fe's ~ s'@~1-' 0-.~'
The Committee on Roadt and Bridges offered a
re.o1n,ion tn fbe enfrt thst fhe Snrseyors OF The
Stefr Ro,d he snthorizrd to yarv thcif survey 60
Weirh thnn,d th.t be for The bcst inic,est or The
SuNeryjtor Rees sald the county had better ray
aTe tSe etoa4 neede Toss =
out was stsaight line Ior atx or eight miles, and
Mwonld be ply to tpoil It for that pa1tsy sum.
the consideration ol the subject till week irom
Monday NEXT. Lost, by Fo,e or l6 arniust a8.
The original resolution was then carried.
ported prea6!e aad M pe9ovtioes % @ substsnss 1s tbe
same as lie resolutluo Of ihe prcyfous DIV. a:kinT
our rprtsenta,iycs at Washfnr.nn ~ rctI,;n1 w
Gcnctnl Government to cfye hseS fhe div Hnsnifai
The Eoarj thin st;o,srnca tf,1 ,.ee, frnr, ,ror.
dsv neyt af t,ro n-cjnrE ~ nc c.wree, 14"! 1on
- WV y ~-e@N ~ @-1o "A's4 "0oA-
Editor Tribune:
We roticcd In yorr fseuc of TIN 13th Al, ar,,r1e
under the head OF A.Ready Made Clothing at The
sla!c Fair, IN the ioz.n q card from L lie Graf
minnu, and direct reference hsi: lad 70 20 our asn n
n1,lc1 the etye and name Of On Eastern Merchant
TAiloring Department, We deem It at and proper,
trsnEh yops Iape1 to TO- 1n,gs1 ss oa5 nsghoet
Which we beg leave to correct
, 1865-09-15

New York Market.
.-. NEW Yosx, Sept. II.
,GoT1os-stoTe ACTIVE. anda shsde nrmcr. Sales al
1% 4tEc for mladElns. closing quiet.
FlntR.Du!!. and &c lower. bemaod chiefly for ths
sarnly q the local trade. Sales At t6.3110 for
tra state; es.1aQ9-go for common 10 good shipping
bia:ds e1tra round hoop Ohio; xa.0taiIoo for trade
bsandt. No buyers ut outside quotations.
NHEkIT-A1ose active and nfMer. Sales Ut $3+115A
@..2t, chiefly at {s-2e.
GHsN-Whsat- at-Dull, winter, assc love1;- spring
DoninAlly lsc lover SAicA $l591 85 for Chicago
spring and Nil ankee club fL6saa1I5 tnr No. Chi
ctgo spstng: ,1Gdtor amber MllWauSee which Is much
above the market, and ts 11 Tor prime new Amlcz
STATE. Eye.-Q9set; Ba5tey-pn Barley aalt-s.eadEE,
s for nnso9nd es; g for sound nlxsd .estesn and
1c lelfef soiG4 at Sc Tor State, md for western
tiEOcTnIrs-Conec AsaHc higher. Sugar quiet. Mug
corado II 2s@!aEc. a1olasses dull.
NOo1-pEll. --..-
lrTnoIrx-pull; sc for crude; ssaeoc for refined
in bond. ....
1E1FlsIcss-Tork hrner. Sales 8;Do b1is at fs70o
9s3fo 70! new mess einsas 1t 9s2k1H, cashs :15A3
Il 50 for lstS and lsi; ~ % for prime: tDa
plain mest; tl100x iAi0 foe eItra meis. Eecf ha1na
Gull. Cut meats quiet Sales 200 pkga at 13I5xc for
shou!ders m lS7Hs ior hans M Bacon 9g!st Lssd I'd
U1Io; :S1s i0c for stnte. Chetae dull At 1l9I65c.
, 1865-09-15

vcpHcIs Passed Detroit,
tspcca1 Despatch to the Chicago Tr13upc.l
DEERorT, Sept II.
Crresbt1go. Anderson. Sasco. Golden Harvcsf
Nicholas. Liyefy. Dick Bonets. Aontauk, Titan
Nabob.
DowS-Fannies, Acorn, Roscius, Magnolia. Hale, Ad
vance, Lydia Case, Apla. Collins, Mount Vernon, ia
pan+ Twin Sister,
Wind west.