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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

81" The contracts for supplying pota.
toes to the different military posts in this
district were awarded as follows:
For furnishing the Post at sioux CITY,
chas +. Hedges, at 80 cents q bushel;
for furnishing Fl. Sulley, 7. j. kinkaid,
at $3.50; for furnishing Fort Rice, S. T..
Davis, at 1910.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

To Jerome NJ: Whit, Elizabeth c White, Jacob
Coplan, Elizabeth G. Coplan. Hiram Nelson
Hastings Forby, Winston. Swift Il Johnson
Conner Woman, +. NJ, Drake 4 Co.. Albert
Jewett, Cutler Terrill, Carr Brown, and
Woodbury. county. Defendants.
Won and each Of you are hereb not flied that on
l. or before the 25th dry of Oct obcr, A. d. 1865
there viii he file ia the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court of Woodbury. County, Iowa, the
petition of john Inglram praying for he partition
of the following described tract Of land. to.wit:
The north west quarter Of section twelve tI2) In
township "umber eighiy-niae (sol north, range
forty-SeFeR "a west, stua ia the Of Wood
bury aforesaid. Said petition will further ~ that
til west hall 81 said quarter section he set of in
said partit ion to the said plaintiff. Now unless
you appeal and answer thereto or before neon Of
the second day Of the next term Of the district
Coart of said county. to be Logan and holden at
i------------ - Sioux City in and for
L. Revenu Stamp DO ct- said county, on the
g. -------) 9th day Of Noyem-
her, A. ID. 1865, J default will be entered against
you AID in liz Ineft rendered thereon In accordance
with the prayer of raid petition.
JOHN CUREIER, Atty for Petitioner
ioux City, SEPT. It'll, Is65-4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

~" The street improvements in front
Of Messrs Weare g. Allison and Geo. IL.
Schuster, Esq, are deserving of attention
and imitation. To the balance Of the
business men on Pearl street we would
say-"follow suit"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

1N- For SHERIFF. AT the request of
many citizens l hereby announce myself
an Independent Candidate for the off &c
Of Sheriff Of Woodbury. county. at the
coming October election. l am anti
negro suffrage from the word go.
JOHN HAGY.
Sioux CITY, Sept. IN, 1905.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

ekE" However much our readers may
regret the appearance of another tax list
in our columns, the opportunity to pub
lish it is anything but source of grief to
us. "A paper must receive support from
some quarter, and in a pecunary pon, of
view, the publication of tax list is a
paying thing" VIVA. is one mans meat
is another mans poison
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

(NOLLECT10NS made nd remtted at current
~ rates of exchange; Bills of Exchange. Incur
rent Money aud Coin bought and sold Deposit re.
ceived and Money invested; Draftsforsale GU any
country in Europe.
age by fire
Part cniar attention given to the paymen 0
Ia xesi in any county Iosa.
Real Estate bong Lt and sold Land Warrant s
ofated.
We efertothe following partie withwhomw
have done business
Park Bank, Ne" York:
~. IL Arnold Prcs't Mercantile Bank NY
Messrs knauth, Nae hod 4 Kubne. Bankers,N NY
Messrs. Chas .cambIos Co.. Bankers, Phil.
Messrs. Clark. Bros. x Co., Bankers st Louis.
zen. Il. Harding, of Union Bank st Louik.
20. Adams. Banker. Chicago.
VIZ ,tu"ihangh & Co., Bankers Chicago.
h,partrid-', tsI., Ranker. Seneca Falls ~.
u. \" Norton. Esq. Preside II t Southern Bank Of
k-ntWck Y. RnsscllviIlc. Ky.
A. FLETCHER. Banker tn annapolis Indiana.
A"n. VIM. Montgomery. Washington, Pa.
T. II. Walker. Esq.,. Salem, New York.
N"ssrs ii Markeli& Co., Bankers Dubuque.
Louis A Mack lot, Banker davenport mr62
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

~ Quite number Of soldiess..arrived
in town this week, and our streets once
more present a very lively appearance.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

hereby given that the Sioux City Hay Scale, sit
] mated on the Levea. 10 In good weighing order
agaiu. Keys nj the brick store. Inar1
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23
NEW BARBER SHOP

OUIs BROUITC is prepared to do shay.
! ing, Hair Cutting and Champooning at all
hours. shop neat door tn the Land Gtnr. on
Fearl street, Sioux city Iowa. ansl2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

~ The weather still continues very
warm.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

FOR SALE.

OF number g, In block number 3 lot number
! 10, in block number 6, East Addition to Sioux
c''-. ~ p."- Street T''~ v'~- feet and price
enable. Enquire Of
feb243w J. W. ROsLER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23
FROCLiM NATION

] c. c. HOSklNS, P. n.
, 1865-12-07

on that appointed by hls predecessor. Grow.
which wns on entirely one-alded affair. But
We hope be viii do much better this time.
The West has as capable men in Congresa
81 the East, and as many Of them, aud Is
entitled 10 rs large voice on ali the import
ant committees as the East. Mr. Colfa1 must
not be ditIdcnt. His Pennsylvania predeoes-
sor set him no example Of that sort. The
West Is not an apprentice TO the East, though
she has been 80 treated and regarded On all
questions Of finance, but Is her full equal and
peer In every useful and honorable respect.
The questions Of ta1ation and expenditure,
and banks and currency, are questions that
deeply Interest every citizen, and the ten mill
Hons Of people of the West should not be re-
duced to q pttlful minority In Congress In
determining them.
Mr.. Colfax refers to his nberal'ty In bestow-
ing three chaIrmansllips on Illinois members.
But VIC urc not pleading for Illinois. or al.
legine that she has been specially sighted; It
is the Western States collectively for which
we contend, which include the Speakers own
State.
One Western member additional on the
Ways lnd Means COMMITTEES from Illinois OF
Indinrn would hare been Of moro value 10 tho
West than all the Chairrnansh;ps Of other
Committees given to Illinois and half doteu
other Western statcs. As the matter was ar
ranged the Wrst had practically no voicc ,on
the great questions of taxation, cxpendture
and currency. We arr opposed to monopo.
lies Of nu sorts, both Eastern and Western,
and We sincerely trust that our popular and
fn1cnfe1 Snnaler uill not discriminate $h3s
, 1865-12-07
ENT.


Some Of the Southern journals are greatly
surprised that The Republicans, while anxious
that the Legislatures Of the reconstructing
States should pass the Constitutional Amend
ment sbollslling slavery, nevertheless deny
thss they are now States" and consequently
that their vote has any validity. They also
desire to believe that the President, in ursinf,,
the reconstruc&ing Legislatures to pass the
Amendment, imply that the vote Is valid.
But this By no means follows. The Lcgisla-
ture Of Colorado, which has not get been nd-
nittcd to the Union, might pass the Consti-
tutionh Amendment with precisely the same
validity and force Re the Legislature Of Loui-
siana, /. Z. the vote, though not valid nov,
would by retroactive eject become valid
VIXEN the State should be admitted
by Congress. Il stands in the same
position in this respect rs the vote
Of the Legislature Of Territory clectins
United Suites Senators, butIwhcn Territory
has organized State Government, and prio,
TO the admission OF the same BY Congress, the
practice has been for the Legislature and peo
pie OF the unadmttted State to elect Senator;
and Representatives in Congress, by vote
which derived all its validity from the vote
Of Congress admitting them. When Con.
gress ard the President admit Territory al
State, the act Of admission makes valid tht
acts pfthe inchoa.o State Legislature prev.
onsly passed. Although the vote Of Colorado
OF Louisiana to-day on the Constitutional
Amendment las not therefore complete val
idity, 1t will attain such validity on the almls
sICp Of Statc by Con eTcss.
, 1865-12-07

The reports OF the Secrel2rJ OF The treasury ano
The Comptroller Of the Currency were the san'eeW
of special comment to day in monetary ciscses Af.
Mccuuoeh's report meets with almost anqualnoo
praise from every business man md banker, and au
agree In pronounc1ng It the sblest document Of the
kind that was ever printed. .
The absutdtties which characterize the report Of
the Comptroller Of he Currency hsve been severely
criticised in monetary circles It's looked upon
u an attempt to administer financial affairs to suit
Wall street speculatoss aud bankcrs, to Tho positive
tauage Of the whole country. r.,
The Recommendation to compel all the National
Banks In Tue United States to redeem in New York.
Philadelphia or Boston, is vicwed by bankers and
merchants as an attempt to aid the East and dam-
age ihc West. II We arc 10 have what Is called
sacent1al redemption" J" then lhe1c ought to be one
po,nt In the West, ono In tho South and one onthe
pccIec, 60 that every bank In the whole country
would not be compelled TO feed the East with
funds. ..a 49,.
We have no objection Whatever to plaa OF cen
tIa1 redemption being adopted, but II the proposed
plan Is carried ont, tho West will once more be tn
The same poaltlon 1t was in when 1t was flooded
With Eastern currency, and when every merchant
hat, to submit to shave OF 11l@1 per cent whcp-
eyer he had to purchase exchange On the East. II
the Wesl does rot desire to return 10 that state OF
afaI1s II will make evey effort either to de.eat the
messurc proposed, or to have one city n the
West named as point Of redemption. Our
Legislators must bear In mind that New fork, Bos
nu md Philadelphia arc moi the Dnited States and
that the EXCHANGES do not always tnls In their favor
1te money market remains quiet and unchanged.
The drain OF Gu re:cJ to the East continues, md
our bankers beginning to feel tho effects Of It.
The d.1nand Tor eusseucyfs Is only moderate. but It
Il g1eateE than the abilities Of orr bankers Today
oving to Thursday being day Of THANKSGIVING.
the pressure vas perhaps, gzestc! than usual nut
the general tendency nl the time to greater sutu'
gcncy. The rate Of discount 'teady at 10 per
cent, hut We heard OF 1s;0a pee Cit having bsen
pail by needy borrowers to private bankers.
Eastern exchange Is very scarce and rates arc
almost nominal. The banks arc paying par saa
selling at 1.10 prem; but round lots would COM
uana 6597sc prem. quite readily.
!, Tho general Produce markets to-day ruled dull
aud lower. Flour wus dull and heavy. Wheat de.
cllned 5t@b7c per bushei. Corn was dull md no
1c lower Gals ulcd eaaier- Rye declined &c pei
| bnshcl. Harley was dull aud lower, Hghwlne.
we're uomlna1ly 1Gsc lower. Provisions were
etagnont. 49,.
The gold market to-day declined 1he psr cent
and cloeed weak. This Is attributed to the Repor
Of the Secretary Of The Treasury, In whtet
be declares his unalterable policy OF contraction
The market opened In New York at 14s md closed
weak at ~. The following arc the quotations tel
| avd h Rrnfh
, 1865-12-07
.--..-.--. WsDNksoAr EVENING. Dec s.
FKEISUTS-NothtE:.d doing IN Lake EEesSht5

.-..---- "WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec s.
RayIoad Ertlghis ennrely nomtual.
rMazket doll and hsaxT; Sales were: WI TT WY,
rKa-50 bris .SIies N.Y. ?. +; IGS bIls Nj Lam
uasoa9d @ at M ~ T., sETISn E.ksoo b'ls nos nams4
F1nra-i5 urls ii $3.50 60d0 i5s st &C..
WHE.AT-Rccetvt1. 80, ,lt1 bu; shipped, S,1s' hu-
Market declined ss{@aic on Se and and = e Gu No.
EPaEe WHEAT ,oIo bu No. at ti:as; 5,c0 BY do
EN9 81 Do il si:ix; 900 % 1t l,:at 100 81
fl; 5000 tn DO At sl.2ot 2.No In No. At 81; s,o1
Ba do atssc-cltsng steady as sl!l No. spra: II
CDRN-Eecelred. 1a,!so bu; sn!p2.d. e,eoa h1;
Market quiet. II decline Of "a salss were: l.u1
By 80 At Sse: 2;ao hn So At toc: !t' hu REJECT
Market shade easter Sa&s Wese: la.1oo hu 30. at
eGHc; s geo hu DO cdSc; 5000 nn 90 At &c to9 btu
ssn ::51s3 4 shpes. Gs
dG IL snppe .;S ou
Gaaadian Il .is Ia Store; Is bags 6y slnpie On sask.
ALCONOL-Soulnnl at eiisot.7- .--,..
BEANS-Tt ere Il no demand all the market Is
dull. nominal and entirely neglected.
BKAS--MstAet auisi- Sales were: II toos at
s'ii nR%ns9 II roRy-Tns market is yrE dn,i. With
laFge stacE o6efins- The range il 5ino3 lu.o, ac-
BEE: BEEsWp pax2Soatps, at 4aalse, according 10
KUITEH--Recclvei. 1895 os, shipped, q 20
dear aud, prces sule ueak. We quote:
Choltc E1fT...-.-..-...-
Eatr - 13G
saies xera: ID aliins Il tic tubs choice IL JIG.
nSrSsfV1s ~ - co,t,nn - c,,I.t s,d ,rYrs
, 1865-12-07

same time iast Fcek.... G,tS s,sA .'.-
The reported sales today foot mp 200 he1t ranging
Ia price from $3.50 So15, chiefly At ts.'1sa.Do.
The receipts continue very light being oo IeAs than
foz tho snu1e tne last wcex, and 6 COO less than for
tic corresponding weak OF 1884, The paacitJ OF 70
eclpts s such that although the demnud Is tight. sonc
competition has kz1sen, and pzscea In consequence nrn
somewhat improved su11, With good supply, there
Il no apparent why prices shoull bo any better
thar At the cioso OF yestezuaT's market.
The principal demand to-day has been trur shippers
ard most Of tho stoek sold has sone Into ctz hands
Paekcrs arc doing nothing, not yet convinced that
prices have reached the lowest nate. We quote tho
market a moderately active md prices sh. ic bcstct
thau yesterday.
, 1865-12-07
THE EAyY REPORT,

The Report Of the Secretary of The Nary,
which VIC publish elsewhere, carries the mar
rativc Of tho Eaval opcrations Of the w1r
from the capture Of the Mobile forts to the
close Of the war. 1t includes the capture OF
Wilmington, Charleston and Mobile. 1t re-
fcre pointcdlJ and with Just severity 10 the
pi1a&ical course and policy Of the British gov
crnment. We caU special attention to this
feature Of his report as well worthy Of SUBJ
jcct which the pen Will always prove less
competent to treat than the sword. His
Recommendations for the increase Of our
naval accommodations arc evidently wise In
view of Earl Russel1's refusal either to pay
our Claims or to aIbitratc them It will take
a year or two to build the yards, aad by tbs.
time NC shall need them.
, 1865-12-07

-. h,,na to Morris. IN this St1te. uo,a two
,s nM wy - q ~ 1d rsspoadsss1 applied Tor by
aSe, oE t,s sGSa I'D ..g :apPsa
nosoa g,ssd - Nv tbe Court, when inrv Of seren
WIS osymHsnssIsd md the nls. nsned one takeu up.
xe he sdjonl1ment OF the Cont Il WIS not eoa-
e4noeGs, n ,he uso of The County Court RooFn by
~ Hn+,H of Supervisors, this Court was hela IN
the IN o,d Superior Court room Of judge uso'
II TseTe VII b. no session to-day.
, 1865-12-07

TIRE PRESIDENT ON mONOPDLJES.
No part of the Presidents Message will re-
ccive a warmer approval from The people
than that which brings to the attention Of
Congress the subject Of nonopolies and class
legislation. So pointed and unequirocal are
Ills remarks on this topic that they cannot be
printed too often. We invite the attention of
our readers to them again:
%Moncpolies, pcTctult,es, und class legislation,
arr contrary 10 he genius Of free government and
for tavc.ed cln.-es or n,ororoIses the principle Of
orr Government is that Of equal laws and freedom
OF industry. Wherever monopoly ohtains = foot-
ard trouble. we shall bui fuh1 onr duties as iess-
laor< BY aecording equal aud c2act 3un,tse to NIL
men, srce1sl privileges to. none The Government
representative Of The people, 1t must be held surs-
ror 10 monopolles. which, IN themselves, ought
never 10 DC granted. and which, where they cHist,
must b. subordinate aEd Yield 10 the Government.
''Thc Constitution confcts on Congress the hight
to tealale commerce 21nonr tho several States. 1t
i Of the f!sst necessy tor ths maintenance q our
ob>irnc1cd. No SIatc cnn be- justified IN any de-
yiec 70 tax the transit Of travel ani commerra be-
TINT. II they weae allowed 10 lake advantase Of 1t
for purposes Of loc1i Erycnre, the commerce be-
tween states might he iuluriously buriencd, or
curntry is etil youn:, and while tho tead .ncy to
dangerous Iuonopoies OF this kld Il su leebie. 10
Al. ru1
III iinbeii,r.i to III ee cIrcn a, o. of men md
merchandise. a tH on tsa.ei md merchandise. in
.ne IS NJ na oH np,s o. sng Il Wos y sennted s
denial of he choice Q. r.,uc Wneu ths v.*t ex-
tsm o. eur ecnn'ty Il @ eons !; tls9 .aas a.
trtxeen e the S1ut.s ought 10 b. s:eru!y s:uardud
asn,nst by aprrora,e legislation, within The Limits
o. tne ,; eoIs;''au.a 1aa.1. .,., al.
j.. ~ "oh'o sseA' .s tnon sa' t'ultiou "
tne message "e1c ol1ssseo asnns' 'ne ea1..
aen q a1npo, nonopo's III ~" Jersey 0. Inc
baltimore y V'ao monopoly IN Maryland, OF
both. New Jersey refuses to allow any com
pany OF anS person to carry ireisht and pas
sengers between New York and Pnlladelphia
over her territory except the Camden d Am.
boy concern. Maryland refuses to allow my
\, company but the Baltimore & Ohio to carry
freight and passengers between Baltimore and
Washington. The President holds that II +
competent for Congress, uoder the clause o.
The Constitution relating TO commerce be,
tween the States, 10 demolish these and all
similar monopolies. lie holds, also, that IL il
the duly Of Congress to do so.-
We heartily coucur with the Psesilent il
these views, md We trust that they may be
encadf1r rartfc1 into effart The cnrnf re bas
, 1865-12-07

Here the gold market was very weak. On the
Stock Board Light ta1es vesc u1aae at fs7ai but On
The ertet it fell 10 1851 and closed quiet Silver
was quiet and nominal At 1S70t4o.
Government Bonds ruled shsde arncl to-day,
but there was but lille activity. On the Stock E1
change Old Five-Twcnlies were sold At 101h. Ten
Fort1es at o. md third sez!ea Of SevenThirties at
Ess. Meaunte.
, 1865-12-07

Mr.. Summers proposition that, in all sta.cs
where one-siSth Of the population arc colored,
onc-halfo Of each grand jury shall consist Of
colored men, should be amended 50 that, In
places where two-si1ths of the population nzc
black, all the jurors shall be colored, and
where one-sizth Of the people are mulattocs,
oue.half of the jurors shall be colored women.
, 1865-12-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
mONETAHYs

mONETARHs
WEDNESDAY E7xa1xo, pec- 8. 1sdh
The following .s a rrcap!tulaton OF the sa'e.
,ent of the National Debt rnsde On ehe Sarn Q,
November, By Hon. Hugh AeCuAoeo' oes4sA'
the Treasury:
Amount .,-....-
outsssniing. Interest
penT s;, bearing ln.ss's. sssas:ass'
Debt bearing Interest In ,.n,. -nest F.a-9
lawful money .--..--.-. l.1atvaa1s11s.4" '0''97'
Debt on whtcL tnteFes<
has cexsed... .-.....-... ,1i.s:.SsN139!! '-''|
Debt bearing no interest. sss1taLtt1s .'.'
xa.1A6s5tiE f13aL Ls9s, $3.50
,rnhL4fSnxr So{E II CALCULATION.
Amount.
One md two yea-s per cent notes..... ~ ~
I;nited Rtates notes. old issue. 51se.e
United States notes, new Iasuo..-....,. $3nts3s
CupCQu1- Interest note1 4'ss's1<As.
:, s&&,g0.3Ss
Below win be found comparative statement OF
the progress OF the public debt since the 5th Of
! .IuIy 1EH3.
, 1865-12-07

WednesdaJ-.-..%- .....- St8 Isl ~ u
s,Ess Ts:s'; ';as il; vssi,:. $ :es ~ n
The sales to-asy loot np 20 head, zsnso= Ia prize.
Gom !5o to Sf-sn-chicny at si..aa1N.
The receipts continue usht. though rather hot:er
than LAST week. and With moderate denlant prices
continue quiet nn0 unchanged.
and ock Steers. For the latter E.nda1bo has bcen
paid. Shippers have taken one two lots. bnt iha
srclty Of this grade EAt prevented Eeet aClouLt
OF business being dono Packers have taken few iots'
but this demand hiss rot becn feature Of the market
Speculators seem 10 be dong 1css tnan 1sual doubt
las centlderin the present nd.tIon not favorable
fot speculative enterprises. We Quoto the mar.st
an.ss and prices UNCHANGED and dFrn. The tranaac-
ton t0-dsy src a. folk " :
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
Bentley Green sold MsEfs - bend Gov aud Steers.
Adams sold Kemersr q head cows and stccr., aver
s branefman M soIa Kenping a head Cows. averaging
s!ss:aell sold Be..a head good sseer., averaging
Thompson sold-sa head Steers. Averaging 100
Adams sold Sanders Il head Steers, averaging go
Adams sold Norris II shcad-avcasius sss No.
QRsReF 'ola aoEa ~ head stecEs' averaging ao es.
Waltwosk y. sold Wall Ii head Steers, averaging
Adsms aola Keller 81 head fair Steers averaging l.
MitcheE % sold Nanu Is head fa.r Steers. aver
.t t4sHa M !; Z. .eIa wsl 70 head Cows, averaging ssz
GsrE sod sstescr 10 head medium Cattle, averaging
waisorE III 70 \ IT, sola o'snea st heaa m.dium s.e-r,.
Ms:toIS :sia Tsi "a head stF steers, averaging
Wallxoss i i sold Wall !. head stock ea.tle aver
eons eeSns ~ gs e s H. SOUL ''''s 10
.sH Nieio'. aisns sod RAIN head good steers ar-
, 1865-12-07
BEToNE OF CONGRESS,

l.r4 -<NF all
W. n4A.e .no.. w. .ss..Ss..,an 80
~ ~ Is s'..1ana' l;hart,. =, H. s"nth s n W.
sma.e CIV -, ~, 49,. ~ Mr w.S. ,atro1,ecd
~, ~ ,,d,-,- ia 1,,frs,,, " ro,ornd -ne,
=, A. n;strsr, ne c,,1r,nt,;a ur simmer IN.
troanccd scvrrol ,,I,ls, onc al1o,s}nc colorra
,o,,n ~ ~ Nv o-,nd md n,t;t ,nr;cs IN csscs
,,,,o,o ,,,rr,ocs sre nar,ics m .e;.te, s;,c IN
,,;,;, s,;ts ~ c,;n,,,sl ,,rosoc,,;ons Ws aec
no ,cccss;tr 6or src1, m amendment III,
a,,,,,,..,,~t,,. o,,os4;or ,t no,or ,,,,,o,e.s,-
~. ~ ,,,rs ~ ~, 4ho S,otos ra1,,rc ~ IN.
-.. ,n.t a., nr.,ne,.~ ord tnt t.1,o:, M, on,ifo-
,.t,ons ,,,1 silmIt ~ ch,31e,rcs II, a war flint
;sos ne-enot,,. 5csiancd 80 1,u,nsn ". aa;nu;n
.aa,,t a. so..,ra ~ so,.o+,nr ~ f,;r ,r,;,ar:
49,, ;,,raSs - .nnct IN, ,,~sne sh.,, hs.h.,f
,N,..- H. -. .os zv1;o,. = ,o,,-od -o,, I. , n.-t,.
;s NJ, o,1r ,,nx,ec .nol;,cs11v h,,t would ;,c
suN,crsy,o ~ +he ,rr, srstcm 1,sc,f I-nlcss
mT,ac,r cnacs,,' 's1,o1i hc missed In t,,c sautl,-
So ~. s,e,1 ,.,.. ,r,,1 l,n,-o ,ho ..o,,,.
~. sasnsoa,- o,,.;;5c,t;ors v;;, ~ On ,ur; .s
tia,p ,r,,un ~ ohicctea to IN t1c samr nan
So,or,1 5,,,r co. !. av wccks s,n,c
.s:,'sS,,; a,,,oo.,o1 !, va n;.r
~ Enoot,y,, Scw yorr ana
~ o,o..5 ,1:,, ,,,ro .,w.,s Iol t,c icc,1
L,,n, =. - r. ~ ,1,,,,cn,,i1 ,ot or,v II,
~, Inv t., scraro1 ot,,or sto,cs r, crnns,.
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, 1865-12-07
AUsa A@oTTE@-
COMM ERClAL.

- WKps1spAr EvK1uu, Dec s.
Tho following SUMMARY shows the morcment 70
tr,rrr and P,oyisiops during the past twenty four
hours, compared NTH the movement for the same
time list yent: -,--,-..
,rcv,prs nr pHoDUCH. DEE. 6.