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, 1865-09-19
WISCONSIN POLITICS. !:
Another UInst Against tho Doolttllc
Platform,

flouo,m'
lffom tne Monsoe t"is.} oentneL)
The action Of the majority Of the late Union
State Convention, IN totally Ignoring negro
srnEe aesGiops aeS1ee q + ponenSi ana
ofthc country Thu men WHO voted against
that measure, gave the lie to their OWL Profes-
sions disgraced the party which they claimed.
to represent, aud betrayed tic, confidence Of
honest electors from whom they received
their delegated powers. With nnblnshlng ny,
fAcf1uced AonoF anu 1tstlce LOT lew :. consef-
, 1865-09-19
MARINE NEW
PORT OF CHICAGO.


.-... Ak1Is ED.--.-..- .......Sepk B.
Steamer Planet. Wilkins, Maektnaw, sun,'Ites.
1Fop Iowa, Hutchinson. Pcsltlrp, S3u N timber.
Irop M@a;ne. @ Rtclatdson. osdeasbara, sanaFies.
foP b1so ss fsass Sas sasas s .H0e
s as s: s*sse asssa :ss9s'' sss
E:I$ss EEs!ss + T. Sff Xs!Esf ~
basss zssaa ost 81 s'a'
IE,E ~ staEtaFt. Or Buffalo, 800 tons coal % tons
bb.ig b.gG 4 :: Sals Langley: osonto. l1o n lumber
B Icy s sas: II - + asS ssa
RIs ISwIsi:a4Ra, Tlsslss; 0soate, ID = lamees: %
se ann, Hos neosa 6 ~ noe2 Il ae@D
e. E'a' & absa !Ss
sseF ssF Sc s tass
IS: Nsesf!1s Sss!s &ss 8 r: sss eo.
seaE Gts6d @ Imx. r. rsnpy: Eay C,sL. Is s. 2. Lumber:
sehF M,S1s:1,s MS .Sisss Grand Haven = lamb'
seAr Es:snea Easn; Grand HAVEN, ,o u 1amocr. IN
sss ssE isisSsss r9ssss % s579a s; 'se Il @
setr Issc roasraaH. o'Erten, Grand uaycn. m Iuns-
scbr Fame. Mcdonald, st. Joseph. 80 pigs tsuls,
sehf 5s1n5 v: 6s sEa 1hloy Ions sheeeygan ea wheat
ssf ssf fe!s ss q ss,
sssT ssei AdaH, siassssss I 10 III ia%ber. a1
sehF i Shingles,
Esss %1: as;ssSs = ,Ss isn
sesF :t,e Ee,'s As!ssns. ASsks:oa log a@es
SsS5 EsPs!s7 %s;ssv: Xs:ss:ae, q iense4: :
n knns sss sea 1oq ges5 e. WOOL
scar Enion. smith. ailcs's ltc1 % i Cd ~ wood & -
SssE SssE Eaiaa EESdss a.R s;tssy say S,y SS s. .a
schs Gen. A:t 9 u ,u59sT =, 9s+.b<r
sehF sis!y Nan, Gnndsisoa. DuJkes'ns 'a' 'h''-
sshr @ InsmDsen Rss.eskss sa r. e 'HsEa L aEs
sshF sshF Mae Il nasa;Sa; a5.sa nsb bssk fsts ab n
EssE Nsi; E' ss:s
sssE ssf lis s{iyS tta gnsh s a.
hr csleasa Ms 9 s!d e.. 8 a a. sts Tood
SssF sssF 3 b T. Hplseu assn sta Kseas = lumber
Sssf ss kS sss' Ssss ~
sehr Two Rsothe,s shax. naEi: - lsodaS cts wood
Sssf Rs.sa Rss5n a!!et nes SaH.s s.ss
s.; Sssss e: Lax, cord.
e.. ssss4 sssS asss ss,ste
Eli; sfSS'G ;''ss lumber
Sss* asastss lsss
Sow Hunter. uamhltn, Grand 11aycn. ,.mer : rites.
CLEAREp..........-.....scp Is
PoD PDD g9rpE a@szss D1ys. osasssear. sundies-
FIsP EIs5E5s;S yMEasS G!y sessse baasiS: :endes.
FEE san Jae ssR: raati saadIe 'uaas'es
EsTaus EEsaus cc & Nsns s. ps Il sS e
Es;es A. s xesq a7 nqe kssS g. es.s e. s
haraue iMafy Jones. Hendszson. Kingston, d 80 ha
, 1865-09-19
OHIO STATE FAIR.
TIE CLOSE OF THE EXHIBITION,
Pacing and Trot1fng IIorxe&-Freni-
INNS for Agricultural Machinery.
From our own Hcporter]

INNS for Agricultural Machinery.
From our own Hcporter.1
CoLuMBIa, Sept lG, 1865.
The excessive warm weather continued
throughout the week. Attendance about
equal to the second Jay. Tota! receipts will
foot up about ST, 900. Had the price Of ad-
mission been increased, md all the opportu-
nities for tie increase Of funds been improved
II would have been ST., 900 instead of sla 600.
The amount received, however, Is sufficient
to carry the Board free from loss. Before
closing propose to mention two or three
awards which were made, and to notice brief:
ly the time made in the Sweepstakes ring.
both for PAGERS and trotters-
For tho beet herd Of four COWS and one
bull Of Shorthorne, tue 1st premium vas
awarded TO c. NJ. Clark, of Springfield snd
to Dan. Mcmillan, Sen, Of Xcnla. AL the
HcItsord premiums were carried or by Thos.
Arton, Of llyria.
SWEEPSTAKES FOE PAGERS, TO GO As TuEr
PLEASE.
Seven horses started for this premium,
those In harness first By themselves, when
Stephen i. Doug1as " won the heat in $50.
Those under Tho saddle started next, when
young America - won the heat easy in 1::53
Now came the exciting heat between "s- A.
D." in harness aud IL z. A." under saddle.
tGc0fa ACdt-' l0unE AIucllc1 ut0ke Oh
tho frst turn and lost ground, but soon re-
covered, and before tie back stretch was
passed, Tapped and drew ahead oil the otbcz,
coming down the straight side OF the first half
mile at q tremendous pace The black ts. a.
D. broke again on the Turn, and It now BE-
came evident TINT ing raGo Mas s as go9dt M t1s as
own way, beating LIS opponent soo yards.
Tine Of last heat, 2:lo.
TIE TRoT.
Four horses were brought to the score for
this premium. Tho horse 8. A. Douglas 70
namcsake only Of the horse in the pacing race)
The State Board.
While scoring for the start, " Yankee Tom,"
said to be the crack nng'' Of the lot, cut one
cfl,ts forward feet SO badly That ha Was With.
dawn, leaving the field to ;" Pretty Boy" and
'sHenrv Brown" both brown stations. Tho
knowing oncs'' were sure Of their eaue, for
Henry Brown had It all his own way, md
could have made lis mile ee1vraI seconds in.
side Of the time here reeorded-tlrst mile.
aa:51L second mile, $50.
believe tlls is The first year IN the history
, 1865-09-19
CHICAGO LUMBER M.ARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. Sent. 19.
LUMBEE-Eccclveti, ctst II shipped. II. m. The
mukesls f11. with active de1uaud at the ya1ce
noted yesterday. salts were Cargo sehr. Minnesota,
from Grand Rycr; 10 N. RATED, At $195, By Irish
FEllcr; ca1so schs. Pilot, nom Green Lay, l25 tn, y
sips balance ;o1eta timber ks, At $ls.o5,by Emery
cnfgo schr. Zen Flint from 3ElnuroIncc % III, S.rtpa
balance bon1ts, At f1e5o, By Col Looms; caT:o schr
Scoytlr, dpu Muskeson. leo N, i STRIPS balaace good
mill rnn. at $i9.c0, by Hart MAXWELL; cargo schr.
Armada, nom Pessukee, 1o N, Y strips balance as-
sorted, At s-oG0 By +. B. Gazhner: cargo schs Wn1y
from RlAck Lake, 50 n. mostly boards. At st.7O
snINGLE-Kctclved, !, rs m ;shtppcd, 50 m. Mar
ket tr1n. Sales were: 10 saved J. per schr. Enlon
at f8.5o; II m CO. per sc1r MInrtsotn. at tt-50.
Nu quote Is follows:
, 1865-09-19
~Tlc "Dcmocratic'' Committee OF Con.

FT The "Dcmocratic'' Committee OF Con-
uec,icut has Issued an address 10 the "party"
In that State, calling upon them to defeat the
amendment striking out the word "whitc"
f,om the Constitution md admitting blacks
to the suffrage. The rcason given is that
t4white men must rule Connecticut" As the
blacks are about one in ninety Of the popula-
sion, the inference that II the nlnety-hrst
black 1nnn has ballot he will rule the ninety
wlite men Is vastly complimentary to the nc
gro If tho claim that one negro can rule
ninety white men, If given equal rights, is not
n,gro worship, we should be g!ad to learn
wllnt Is
, 1865-09-19
- The Copperhcad New York Uorsd

e The Copperhcad New York Worsd is
lndustrious'y employed In laudlng sIr. john
son. Every day II tenders him It's Support -
II can hardly find adjcctives sweet enough to
express It's encomlums on Linn. Its change Of
tune since this time last year Is quite remark
able. At the time the Republicans were
struggling with the Confedcratcs on The hattlc
field, nnd their allies, the Corpcrheads, on
the busting 6, the World WIS assailIn. Lincoln
and johnson in the following mild and gen.
tleunnly Language:
"Ibc only mc=7. wc can discover in this Balti-
more Ticket is the merit OF consistency; 1t Is ull Of
apiece; the tail does not shame The head nor the
head ahn1nc the tai 4 rail- stsitiR9 1xFoaa dsd q
1oorsh tailor. 1oh from Tie tdakaoods, both grow
Ing mp In uncouih ignorance, they would AFFORD a
crotcsque suhjec. ot eatIsic poet, who might eel
ebra1c them IN such etEufns Dem Sw1t bestowed
On Winston and Diuon. or Arislophans on that
ker.ilc demaeogue, uspc1bolus."
, 1865-09-19

Tie ycry heart Of The country. Torcconstruct
the Government Under Liberty, to exercise
the evil spirit that Hes crushed bat not dead
and its omission the danger Of tho hour.
This Is far more imminent % call, and far
more profitable as mizstoa, than alliteratiyc-
" muttcsinE Ma1imnlian, Mexico, Monroe
Doctrine Only my private opinion, you
know.
, 1865-09-19

1here "aa tar attendance On Chan.e To-Day and
tne tteeipts o1 1Ioduee wese uoel1-emptuens
a''ss ns fleus, oo,s1u pusnels o1 Mo@L iss,e"
outneis to!n, eo.sau eu*nela oats, 41,.1 pnsaes
BYE, anu u,osp pnsaels baties'" "ine Mnca1 mar-
kst Today was me principal eeene OF e1eiteent IN
consequence o. inc cataotomal5 oleak-oo"n N
pnees, tne fesuis OF inc fceent EXCESSIVE fpeenla~
uon' other arneies Of produce fnled urn.
Inc ftoslsson marSet was qnlet, out unaef iaif
1en1no 'os oar1eneo tosk, noiae1s "e1e urn. Assa
.nA "as geos1anS aeai u su.ou' auo VIC no.e ssies
.euaS y! VI" ofs' of'SlnA pasa4ns' a. ulas ltiee-
fsln'e lees Iosk "as n gooo sequest ano asm, @
WV Emes VI eoo ot1s seltsA:u ~ SI.", aaa ~
o'ls on sasasons essnn ot.snu pes IL ~ tae Y.
eame price, nc iattef' however, IS He'll NJ t-aVo.
Iulk u ea1e a1c no" sesy sea1ee III tnls nEket ano
the market Is almost wholly nominal We quote
to day, eolcs Of 20 bxs. Shoulders at 153sc packed
Dafd "a also very scarce and nominal 1t &c
Highwiuea were In limited request to I'LL retail
orders, and We note enles Of Is brls in lots 1t
g Ssehh. There was no demand for shipment, or On
speculative account,
The untavozable adviees from New York had a
depressing influence on the Flour 11arket and
further decline OF 1G115c took place. The sales
were ltsht-on1y 1.c0o brls-at s1o.5o11t.o0 for
White Winter and s1,sD6aGo for Spring Extras.
A couple Of lots Of Red Winter Extra changed
hands on Terms not made public.
The market for Thcat WIS dull md lower on MI
grades. No. Spring declined 10G112c ruling iueg.
u1ar; No. sSp1ing dcprcciated 5G17c, md Red WIn-
Ter suffered decline Of I625c. Extra Sps,uy was
5c lower. The saes aecrerate 49, ce) 1,n Mt 81.
for No. 1 Rcd: s1.ioGl.a5 for No, do: sls3 for
Extra spriue; x1,sa6e1,10 for No. do; e1,fa,s6a
1e0 for No. do, md 9oc for No. Spring In store.
There was more activity In Corn, ard the market
ADVANCED Xo On No. and 1c On No. >, wi.h gales
es07. Goo bu at 61KGaG2c for No, /: Na5H.c for
M ,nI sGa5o11c for rc5ccte,1 in sto-e. r,c for
MI = ,n,-o, a-a 49, a,a.+ snS s,u1ses,. ~,
1N! 1ure. auut auu - ,os ~
Canal aiodt The market closed hr1n At &c Tor No.
and 5G3sc for No. ? in store.
The market for Cats was more active and ne note
an sayanre NJ 1A113c with eo,es of ts4 nv, I'm ot
e9,1Gaea,l. f,rWn =. en1. aan,.r n, ~, . ,,5 o.
for Rejected in stoto and &c for Rejected anoat-
closing firm at 331zc for No. IN store.
There uas fair demand for Rye, and the market
eeS7E7c frr n . :, ..c,s ''' '~ A1&>-
The market fer Barley waz raa.1y actiye 1T sa.nr-
ay's prices, with liberal sales at S6dascc for No p
Sc for Rejected, and S1.oo@1.15 for sample lots.
Lake FreIebts were eteafly. with enoa1enents tn
Buffalo at 9xn1cc for corn. md 71:fa9c for o,.s-
the latter rate heinz n.id fo.b,otca min.
rtera ra-r m nesr nonta =, tha ..,,e,,1 f,,,ce-v
, 1865-09-19
= Illinois County Elections.


LIVINGSTON CouSY.-Judge, Joseph F. Culver i;
Clerk. Robert d. Harrington =; Treasurer, B. F,
Hotchkfee; School Commissioner, H. Il. ELI |;
Surveyor. John ". Smith.
DIK41n Couxr7-Judgc, Col D. ,. James !;
CLERK. Gen. Daniel Dustin Treasurer, Capt r. A.
Emiif, School Commissioner, Capt. II. ". Allen;
MESalu CouErS-Judge, Million B. Harrison !;
Aseoctnfe Justices, E. l.. Sweeney and Seyfgna
Hor~hfon; Clerk, Il. Hamilton Assessor and
Trrnsurer. S. Il. BIAfn School Commissioner, E.
Hnnth Surveyor, Wm. D. Colby
Co1Es CoUNrr-Jndge, Col. AcHenry Brooks !;
cIerr Cant. ", E. Adams Treasurer, Daniel q,
Trsmbe School Commissioner, Capt ELI Blake j;
Snryeyof. James &. YeaiCan.
NIcIoSou1u CoUN1I.-udge, .. A. simmon, !;
ficrE. William Erwin; Treasurer, Vim. q. II. uain-
Hne. School Commissioner, William Venable. Jr;
Enrr:4,t,r. James ". Bratte.
MASsnt1L Cousrr..-.Jndee, 3. T. Baldwin:
ciere. Thomas A. Morris; ?Fea .urer, Isaae Vaughn
scEco, Commissioner, John N. Fuller; Surveyor,
Wr1ism E. Philips
= DEMOCRATIC.
fo1th ST.: CLERK, Burton II. Cook; Treasurer, Bal
isr N.rennott: Superinteudent, Flavel ]. Whitney;
S1+1srnr. Alcx. n. uAzll1t-
M.ScncK CouH1Y.-Judge, Dennis Smith; Clerk,
rranS,s II. Cotby; Tteasutcz. ]. u. Browning !;
Snnes;ntsndent of Instruction, Isasc Mclaughlin
Surveyor, Jatob suoup'
, 1865-09-19
Soldiers Cemetery at Stone River.
MUnFnEE6norn Tenn AM q

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Will you please insert the following in your
paper:
Numerous letters have reached me since the
appearance Of my card, relating to the Sol
dicrs'-. National Cemetery, on Stone River
battle field, inquiring whether wou1d dis.
inter the remains OF all those who died IN
hospitals at this post
Ii answer will say, We intend to do SO;
"Gay's Gay" and Liberty Gap." Twill do
ali in my power to gather up the slain braves
from far and near. WM. EAnSsuAw,
Chaplain U. S. A., and supt. Sol. Nat.
rn,ncferv.
, 1865-09-19
7-3o q. s.. NOTES,
jUEy SERIES,

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO,
We viii n orders rom dealers for tho present sczics
Of 30 Notes. for short tine thc tcsla heretofore
allowed.
A. tie opportunity for subscribing has past we
co longer rtcevn tho 1vs per cent twoJear Noscs At
ear tIn Interest n payment OF orcers.
J. A. ELLIS, P1eatdtnt-
, 1865-09-19

We a.e requested by Nj. Quincy, chief grain In
sectof Board Of Trade to statc that parties In tbe
country having ehofce samples OF wheat and other
grains VIII confer favor hy aendInS TO LIN BY ex-
press samples Of the same, TO tho extent OF two
guar .. BE Is forming cabinet for The use Of the
Board Of Ttade.
, 1865-09-19

CAUSE AsD EFFEcr,-The municipal tax
levy Of The city Of New York for the next
year Will bc eighteen millions Of dollars. Last
lau lint city voted By 5000 mojority that
Inc war was "lailure," and national ruin
tnesatahae rnless the copperheads were
placed In power. -.r. -.
, 1865-09-19

MONDAY EgEEINd, Sept. 1a-
The following summary show the movement tn
Produce and Provisions during the past ss houra
compared with the movement for the same 1melast
year: *''
, 1865-09-19

CARBON OIL-Thc inquiry CONTINUES actiyc and
lAst White I'LL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i b1 1e-c
B1s7e!s; ss:s!s
beat- s1rpet to-day, l*slo ns Cufed Aest: :; h1Is
beef: -sa iris Tor :, 11iI 81 OS Lard. Ta inE kc:
foLsy rL1cd quiet but n1, With alr dstuanu hlr
E.Ien Fork.
Hess forkIsteady; Sales today wesc:-cao nr's
Rrtn.s n!sss M Rosx.Ia IL good demand and ..n:
saN br Co. On Saturday afternoon, Original packing,
At x15.1.
, 1865-09-19
OF FIOtR AND GRAIN AT
EHlE4AG0s

RrccIrts and shipments tor tho WceS~Co;:'"
~parziirp Receipts and enipnen@8 ''aes
: JaEHary 1sf.' .-..-.
7be tclowtne SUMMARY shovs the receipts ano Aalo;
nents Of Flour aud Grain also soufce Of SUPPLY aaa
moGe Of th.puent during the Ueek ending sept ~
HxGu1t or ELoCk AND GKAN pcREa0 1ak " Ia
EpCa a1Ff+ Is. a..
, 1865-09-19

UYECE OF TIE DA1Lr TRIBUNE

UYYlCE OF TIE DAILY TNQ1TyT,}
Monday Evening, Sept u.
BEEF Notwithstanding to the Board Of Traae
report the receipts and shipments since our last asua
compared with tho corresponding period Of 1ss3 hava
been as folloB- 1t should be borna In mind hat these
recnipts acd spc1ta really thosa Of The da5 pre-
cediug-
,es. sees'ptsi H.. 1sss. ss.'7ufsi': ns,:
SsassI Ss#s ~ r. 'ass sess: sess!:. Is rs ia M ;5
TheEo has been very little business done to-d3y, AID
prtces afe without especial change fon the closing
rates Of Saturday, Tho cool weathcc, howercz, has
Impaired title better feeling to tho market, and
although 10 better prices paid there was
to carp At reasonable 1otes Tne ;tt
reeeass yesterday, sad tho few 1er oyez on satura
have al been worked off, ard few now remain on sale
We quote the market drlf sr prices unchanged but
With triae hattes feeling Tho following tho
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY, 8
ConFer Co. sold Enrishs &c head. .yc-as.n; o;o
Hslsy ssa FsSs}l e. ssss, .rnss n
at sts to iTaDa bead. a7csaEinS 4 lbs u *ta.
Hume so1o Logan head. ays1a:las 90 Is. 1t sl.a
AeP2cnoush sold Barry = heal, ascznsih; sd las,
,Madly sold Dowdcu 20 head, averaging SIS lbs, ut
Jonss Co. ao1d ztnstng II head, averaging So bs.
ASars feld Laden 10 head, averaging 1861 Tbs. at
sene Is bs ii 70 Cruz, $ hsai. It. so
Us, q to Noble -; s. head. averaging 1.1e.
III st TO Eazr1ek Is head, averaging lbs, as
siaency told Gentle heal, a~sr,=,ss So lbs, ::
Nal.EssE q 4: Mallory sold F4ftWstt !; head.
HUGsF1rn the reports maae Oh 'c:an1c, ne 1earn
thrt the receipts md shlpents siuco Last Issue
couratcd w1th tie receipts ard shipments Of ls1l
have been IS follows 1t should be borne IN mlad that
the receipts and shipments really those Of tho day
preceding:
, 1865-09-19
nKONEThRY.

MoHpAT EVENING, Sept IS.
Hrsucss opens this week With more hellthy
aspect. The 'corncr'' In wheat has been broken,
rtd prices have fallen 100 per bushel; but the
market IS sill In IN unsettled condition, md ship
pere arc holding OF. Flour wns dull, aud 1OD15c
pcz brl. !o,rer. Corn ruled M91ch1gher. Oats ad-.
.nnced H@!3c per bnshcl. Rye WIS steady. Bar
ley vas unchanged. I1istwiues were quiet. Pro-
Visions Tnled firm.
The money market opens even more stringent
than lat week. Early In tho day souo ofthe banks
found their tuppy Of currency shor:, and they sold
round lots OF exchange at par; bnt the lead
ing banks generally accommodated their
customers at 10 per cent, per annum
On the street. eecondt snd third rate paper
was discounted at 1G52 per cent. per month.
Eastern exchange is still in good request, with a
moderate supply, but the market Wis shade easier
toay, owing 10 greater scarcity OF currency; but
rates at the banks arc steady at par buying and 11
prem. selling. RonEd lots were so1d By some OF the
hanks short Of currency at pr; but the general sci
ling rate WIS Sc piero. per thousand.
In our money article yesterday wa referred to the
current report on Change TINT one Of our leading
banks had loared Its furds freely to spec1laors en-
gagged In the wheat market. To-day, ire are met by
The statement Of the President Of said hank that not
singie dollar Of its jIs has bee,s leaned 10 tpecl
hzfors during The past week bnt TINT lis business
hes been wholly confined to The shipment Of grain
east. In view Of tho current opinion, this Is an ex
traortnary statement; but ne freely publish It for
the benefit ofwhom It may concern.
While On The subject Of ovcr-speculadou on the
grain market, 1t Is proper to cll attention to the
fact that toay the price Of wheat fell, without any
real cause, 1GG31sc per bushel. During the hitter
patt OF last week it rose as high as s155 per bushel,
and fell to-day as low as S1.sa. Pnr,ics in tho
COuntry rho nfn rsfEn1rriy pnrnrni In huvtn. md
, 1865-09-19

~
which Is also Of French make, tells the story
almost es graphically as the printed page. On
the DIVERSE is bust Of Capt. Jones, with the
legend Joa,.n3 Iauio Jones, ea&sis prxttcto; j;
IN Inc rerersc Q spirited representation Of the
c.ss bruted combat. The two vessels ore
gtnpplcd together, yard arm and yard a.m,
tho Scrapis showing unmlstakablc signs OF
the furious fighting OF John Paul Tho
Countess of Scarborough, the consort of the
Scrapls, is lying across her bows, and the
water is filled with eailors clinging to spars.
The inscription is ad oram Seotie, 1.yIlI Sept,
lNDCcL1ITIIII, and the legend I7ostiana
,sorri1m eaptis ort jIgatis. It may be added that
the cDgraver, iu the legend, has displayed
more knowledge Of ART than Of Lain ortlog-
saphy.
Tie trouble between the United States and
Trance, in 1900, Is communicated by only
one medal, which was awarded to Commodore
Tru&ton, by resolution Of Congress, Marcl,
70, 1850. The resolution is IN Interesting one
us connected with the history Of the nary, md
was passed rs follows:
Es3o!za., Tat the President Of the United Siates
golden medal, emhlematical Of tho lite actInn BE-
tvten the United States tsicate Constellation, OF
1hirty-c'Ght gnne. md tho French thfpotwss Ia
Tenecarcc, q f,ty.fouI: In testimony Of tue high
rood Conduct In the aboye engagement wherein an
example vas exhibited by the Captain, officers,
fa1o az apa as e. a, 2rn to shs
The war with Tripoh is also illustrated By
only ono medal, which was awarded by rcso-
luton Of Congress, March 5, 1906, to Commo-
dore Prclle Tor his gallnnt conduct In the
bombardmcnt Of Tripoli, Aug. ), 1901
In our next article VIC shall speak Of the
medals awarded during the war Of 1sl2 md
the Mexican war.
, 1865-09-19

Closing prices tor cash Sept. u, 1s. received By
r. G. Sa1toustal & Co.. Commission Stock mad Bond
tl~.,1r {StatHr st+n
, 1865-09-19

Seyen-I Ihirties. % D94z
Compound Interest Notes are in good demand at
1o3.;G1pi for June, 102@1oeH for July. 10l for
August 100M for October aud 100I& for December.
1861.
Local Stocks arc firm. Cook County Scrip Is IN
good densnd Ut s5 for new and par TO 10l for old.
Chamber Of Commerce stock Is demand at 1o5, With
sellers nt 1O8.
The Toronto G1o5s protests against The en-
htremcut Of the CANADIAN canals TIL they See
whether or not the United States Is willing to eraut
them smother Reciprocity Treaty. 1t looss now ~
II all the talk about en1argng the CANADIAN canals
vas for the purpose OF humbugging the United
states, particularly the West and that there Ia no
res. intention On the part OF The Canadian goEern-
mcnt to epend a single dollar in auch Improve
ments.
The latest th4eas On the subject Is that made by
Nj Gait, the Finance Minister Of Canada, who sug.
reata that, In the absence OF Treaty, the CanaA
ana betaks themselves to. Whole,ale smuggling
across our lines. +: =
AZ the matter looks now, We think the Caradt
ms will have chance to TT the experiment Of
wholesale smuggling. Possibly. they VIII regratit
The Commissioner or 1nteznal Revenue h "a de-
ctded what constitutes a commercial broker. He
says that any person travelling about The county,
seeking orders foz goods, during whatevef proper
ton Of Ills time, md however related 70 tbs MANN
f.cturer OF dealer, ts1en Il The manafactuser Ct
, 1865-09-19

- nN0OLrslarEcs9 quiet but firm. We qnoto:Y
Uawashfd E or.
, 1865-09-19

GnAN-Wheat, market noiuInally without irnpo--
taat change. Salts, car 40. willie at $l.9S; car
No7 do. i ti.'i; car No. amber A. *1sh esr No.
do, at t1.s7. md cuH rrettc While On p Com
bss, & clineof5c RI toumsu:ts Sc Dasiey,
Y1anda - n tn dtfref.
, 1865-09-19

Let ne close my rambling notes By advising
Of "a entle1nan just from the from" !" and
That Is myself; to take their eyes and expccta-
tions rom the Southwest altogether. There
is nothing going to happen there. There Is
no mystery, nothing significant, nor worthy
eyen the space you havc given my letter.
This Is fortunate, because 1t is quite time
loyal American citizens G me back from look
In at and over the borders to discover that
the demands Of the crisis are within and In
, 1865-09-19

the Stock Board at 1531& and Oh the street. At 142H
@14a. Silver was quiet at 1a331eG.
Government Bonds were quiet We quote:
- Buying. Selling.
FISetTWeutIes, ,.,..... ...........1G7 107x
Ten-Fufties ....,.,....,,,.. G1h N
SeyenlT Thirties. 20 D91S
, 1865-09-19

Three Cntho1c Priests Arre>tcd-A Mar
tyr IN J211-The Lawyers Puzzled
The Rebel 0pposItion-Truubl
About the Const1tutIon-Ecu,G Grants
Rcception-Tho English Capitalists,
, 1865-09-19

Ph!IndelphInh Seed Markcf.-SepE. Is.
For Clover setd prices n1o lower with safes At &sX
@8 breEel- Tinuthy u 1EIn. With further saes Of
80 1u, ut t5N, and Flax Seed SD 2 bu.
, 1865-09-19

.Pltrsburx on Market-Sepe. IT,
Ke1ued cfls Here neglected. The dlt1culty OF fos-
waf6nC Eass made buy hold or The m;sExe VIII
opeu mp b day ortwo, soo ~ the rEsh . ovez
Ealcs tIo hrls brilliant bonds December delivery
fhi1adelphia, sc; 0 hEls DO, present delivery.
at tic: the RtteE sale Ia decline,