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TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the 7subscri
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court o
Washington County, in the District of Columbia,
letters OF administration on the personal estate Of
Aoisis N. Clements, late of ashington city, ID. O..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
or before the 28th day Of February next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February
1865 ELIZABETH CLEMENTS
6-law3ws Adminisfrafrix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-20

II ETTERs AND orHER WRITINGS OF JAS
suU yRANCK rArLok.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-20

DEXF0RDs INDICATED GINGER BREAD
IL NUTS, for worms ,unrivaled in efficacy and Pc
culiariy adapted for children, being eaten - an
ordinary cake, L. =
For sale by druggists. Price rs cents per box.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-20
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS At
~ ALEXANDRIA, VA

Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
no 17-9t Department of w ashino ton
, 1865-10-19


The Cincinnati Gazetke Ut yesterday SAVE:
"Banfers were ea.fer In the currency line to-day
and although no improvement can be qnotcd Ii
S4chanec. the market had a hardening tendency
there WAS tatr demand for money, which was ma
market"
The n. 7. Tribune Of Monday contains the fol
lowing.
an impression Is growing that IN attempt vii
of made 70 consolidate the New York Central. Har.
the coming winter Although ununopoltcs are the
s9sh ,sani IN act w Be acompshsd y legislation
to be inaagurated In this State, yiz the absolute
r. E'!le o. huge corporation, seeking to make money
The Boston Atltrtls<r OF Monday reports The
money market active and close, It says:
1he 1ste Of intelset on loans e prett! std, but
tainable o satisfactory collate1als at per cct in
most cases, while ehoft time loans pay St hicher
higher rates being rather the exception than The
Il increasing and rates very frplY heId with a
tendency TO higher figures. eyecpt On strictly frst
claes business paper, which y et held ut the min
demand. ;Good names pass at " 10 per ce1i, md
lower grades rauge from to II, nccordIng to
quality. " -
A Boston paper saJa that the demand for goods
IL much bc5ond the ahility Of The manufacturers
10 supply, fhat one Of the hrgeat calico printing
mills IN New England Is importing its printing cloths
nom England, while there arc other manufacturers
In Massachusetts who are importing very largely Of
brown shcestngs. which they harc stamped with
thels own trade. .nnurk In Manchester To this The
Cincinnati Ga-xff< bees to add the following:
Large manufacturer Of white lead In Cincinnati
is importing r1c lead rom Europe, and some Of our
eiiixens are talking about importing table butter,
and pork packers may begin 10 look to That couu-
Try for hogs. The United States nre getting aorch,
N paper money. thas We cannot asord to make cot.
ter, faisa foss o. in sct, DO anyhins n The is6or
line In competition with foreign labor. But there
Is nothing new under the sun+ This Is not new.
We read that IN the great papez-money period,
, 1865-10-19
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

WEuNESDAr EVENING, Oct. 16.
eALEs AT FIRST BOARD.
, 1865-10-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
"V4N Il I "A III X0
WEDSEyDAY EvESNo. Oct.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Uct. Is, 1865.
The New York Commercial Adre7tyer and
Atrc4dr both organs Of Wall ereet arr racing furi
onsl5 at Secretary AcCn1loch, 70. cxpres in. him.
sel IN his speech ct Fort Wayne, In tayor OF con
traction Of tho currency. These papsr-rnoney
journals e terrified out Of I'LL pTopriely lest trade
Enc commerce be inteEfered with, and thew ouotc
anfediluvtan authorities to prove that the op1y
True method 10 adopts to keep money easy. One
ofthe Arguments used On the question by the Com.
ae'r4df ddue'ftsT is to be found In the following
paragraph: =
But how can Mr. McCu1loch. In .Wa,htn,to,
knoW NE amount OF currency necessary "a the
opeIa9o@ oiMl sections Of country witch ex.
e TO the Pacific or whether ii is mt1rions a. ths
hoiaefs OF American securities to exchange them
against commodities The tr1th Il. Mt. Wci:oIinrs
EnoTs uothtng whatever Of the extent Of the Wants
3l toe community. Els assertions a.e rn.1reiT
se oaseo 9h = theory which is erroneous-whlch Is
merte and banking" A' VI e'lt-
N VIC" OF the fact that Eot TWENTY-FIVE wears,
previous to being called 10 Washington. Mr
Aeculloch WIS actively engaged In business both
Us metch4nt and a banker, and that for uapy
5eafs De occupied the honorable position Of Pre>i
dent Qf hs State Bank OF Indiana the epecuIatIons
Of tho Adae7aser ara simply absurd. NMr. MeCul.
'oeh does not know whar are the wants Of The tusy
ness community. then experience is worth nothing,
nc mas COMO through Eeveral panlcs, and ought 10
Know all about contraction and expansion, and its
eiecis on prices md trade in general; but our Wall
street theorists seem to th1nk that he knows moth
ing abont It. The world happily thinks Otherwise.
Both tbs AtTrFd end CoRmseTetat ddcers{aer con-
, 1865-10-19
B The N. 7. Herald which has been Try.
ing to bolster up the Haskiu ticket in New
York, Is changing It's tune, aud hedging

York, Is changing It's tunc, and hedging
against Republican victory. It says:
"Ihe cxh'laEating impulse giEcn to the contest
On thc side 81 the Democracy by tho vote In Con.
nccticut on Tho negro snntnse question has been
the Democt1tc tickets in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
" "GlancID4 ut the Democratic party, shattered
and exploded in every State Of the Union and cou-
Efdc1tuE how really desperate arc 1ta fortunes, de-
pendent no" probably for little lcss than organic
ex1stcnce unon the desperate chances Of the can
that tts most representatives The Office
holders OF thus city, and the men Tho hare u1cd
upon 1t Il their eofe source o? position and eroon
men, arc prepared far some Temporary psoloncgiIou
o. their fenure Of oce TO eel out and betray Ill The
common ot the party at large 20 hap
pens Just now that the practical MANAGEMENT rels
mainly upon the shoulders OF New York city OH
makes 60 vital an Issue Inst all else Is forgotten
whenever their Offices arc Mcn8ced. Wec1 and his
lteucrants know this. and ara 20 accustomed TO
The processes for manipulating their fears that tho
Dcnocraltc EorpoEahoa ollcc holders are as quiet
as mice. While tho Federal Republican hordes Of
tie Custom House, Post Office and other Repnblt-
can hives arc d busy and pcTadinr zeal and dis
Iact that while tho executive work Of the Repnbl.
GINS Is systematically transacted BY Weeds Lieu.
tenants in the city and By the comprehensive Of
Eanlzat1un OF the radicals throughout the Interlor
W own attention is chiefly occupied With consula-
LIONS and directions in corporation rith the eSecu-
the factions in this city.
therefore, the ca1nracu Il to tt,rn On the cfty
majority, as the Republicans think, there Il every
feaann at this point view 10 cfye It np md even
to give ~ being regulasly sold out 81 the Local
Democratic nauaEers.''
, 1865-10-19
miscelldnfou5.
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Yrs, s. 4. -fzze7s's W0TZ1's
Hair Restore,' and Dress
ing inrigorate, strengthen
and zengtAe1s the hair. Inev
Get directly ztpo,e the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
q,sired asoekristn,ent, and
natural color and beaaetu
returns. Grey hair disap-
pears, bald spots are cov-
cred, hair stops falling, and
zHEe11'iust grosrth is the 9.e-
suit. Ladies and Children
sciU appreciate the delight
ftez fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance inal,a,.t-
e1 to the hair, aud TO fear
Of soS1ing the skin, scalp, or
a',ost elegant he0d-dress. :.
ssA By all Druk9ists.
Depot 1873 L 200 Greenwich 81. NY
octttS1$St-IN *AtIC - ~ ~
, 1865-10-19
NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.

Lis H1e.aItonA To tire Negro ond to
tho General Govcranent-Qua9ity Of
North Carolina y;ntouI&n1-The Nc
Cro,~ Situation and ProHpccts-work
OF tbe Convention.
From or Special Correspondent
HALx1oH, Oct 11th.
A message sent to the Convention yczter-
day by Gov. Holden covered telegram from
The North Carolina State agent at Washing
tor, In which it YVES stated that the President
Is much pleased with the action of the Con.
vention in respect TO slarery and the secession
ordnance. The agent adds, 'tyour action In
this matter has materially benefited our
cause here" The Convention received the
meseaEEe and documents with much satistac-
tion, and Inst evening were In happy state
OF mind thereupon. So lLey had right
to be.
Their action In respect to the elavery ques-
uon IVES tame enough, but 1t is step In ads
vance Of that by any other Convention. What
so many gentlemen are pompously pleased to
call Athe historical fact " did not lie SO hcay-
ily in the brains Of these delegates as in those
at Columbia, Montgomery and jackson and
They were content to simply declare slayery
abolished and prohibited without rcclting
how done or by whom done. Indeed, one
leading delegate went so far as to declare that
he wanted to appear OF record rs having
been done by tue people OF the State The
Convention even went further than this-a
suggcsticn by one delegate that 1t had been
destroyed by the war received very flint np-
cgate to plumply say that It had been de-
stroyed BY the hecessionists received a shout
of applause
Tic action Of the Convention In respect to
the secession ordinance was something more
than respectable-itwa was admirable, The pas
sage Of the ordinance declaring that IL Ind
always been null and void, was oot. Ii is trnc
received with any manifestation OF gratiaca.
non-though, considering the crazy foy nn |
the passage Of the ordinance Of May. 1861.
some common congratusation would hare been
admissible. Yet the spirit Of the Convention
was none the less unmfst2kable for this omis- |
savage delight h insisting on The yeas and |
nays p on every Eotc' respecting the matter
's Wen get these Id seceeh on the record !
good and strong" said delegate OF the Smith |
family to me. They boast Of their soldires,
and Of the heroic record of the North Carolina |
the cause for which those soldiers fought. |
Thcy asc prolific IN assertion to The elect
that the typographical position" Of the State |
forced her into an alliance with tho Confcde-
situation, and not my will, con
seuts, ;" appositefy quoted one delegate. They
have the ordinance that exprcsscd their sense
% secession handsomely copied on parchment |
1T will be brought into the chamber and !
publicly signed, as the other was-tl,e Jour
nails will show: what delegates refuse to sim
|t-snd an euterprtsinG photographer proposes
10 furnish members with handsome copies Of
he document and signatures at q fair price.
They arc glad to get back to m acknowledged |
place II tho Union, but they arc especially
, 1865-10-19

Ioiai.. 31Q9 IA Ext
Deduct drafts payable, bnt not reported
, 1865-10-19

Seeds wre quiet, with light s,ies at Ss.B for
F1s1 and $500 6or Timothy.
TIE following dispatches were ru.a to-1,7 on
sCh4nsc:
Reeefpts-Whea., II, 900 bu; Corn, 1ii,1O b. ;
Oate, go bu; market entirely stagnant aecn.ate
quotations. impossible. Freigh.s, sc Wheat to
r.. NEW yonk. Oct. Is,
Flour 1cc lower; Whea. ,c lower: Oats and
WhkIey finn; Pork lower, heary, 81, 50; L.zd
IA1sa.f1o9r nes1y. ii ss, s,eo@s.ao; Whe.t sh.de
ea:ter, l.65S11.S; Corn heavy, SIC; 0sts frm, 81
@5s'1c; Thiskey 1rm; Pork lower, s315o.
LATER.
There was fall attendance at the Board Of Trade
Evening Exchange, but there Wis little disposition
to opcsa.e. The only sale On call was :, ,O bu No.
Corn at 45c regular
For Wheat *l-a54S was bid and y1.se1, asked.
Oats we're held at Csc, with a5,;c offered. There
wee buyers Of No. Com AT IL, and sellers at
45c.
Amer eal1 better feeling seemed to prevail, and
considerable business ms done
We quote the market as inactive and steady,
, 1865-10-19

,,EllDuMM-hsceiYed, VIZ 1.1M nr1 shipped Leo bis
METKz EEhA-SLo btis EisnI Queen" az iii n
Is 81 sis TO III, e;" ss,s Il eS s!ls
md e Ill Esp5e 4 ~; %ne,1 I S1!,
~ So l ssaase aamed hsrsns e .s
MHEAT-Reestyed, =. tu; shipped, 10, q, bu.
PsSas6g "a %sss
!sa :. s.5s s!sss
sesa sss}1! 4 ''s s,s96 Il H. s iSS a.
ao # s5; g oeo 81 Dc = 3ico ba
Eitn buyers Of 10. Spring 1t ti1I aud sellers .:
desssa
lSses;ssa e1s:!aE s0Ss
tc; s!sa 81 Do It e: Ii ieaS s b Do :: ;eae Ao ~
eete & @ e 81 81 "a & e a s5
Say sts Z sa g. + S 10 Z e.
$50 bn Do 1t to,s. Cox yssx OK ptrnrS pGtr ~ na
a5,si saies & d Il 81 -
6 sa ks .slsS 4 9o m mHaskss s. %
f Ia; steo bu SO. At Sc 1oea ou do u Sc 10 bu
ssa sa; .a,ppea; s. su
MaIEs. ni ~ "a ~ ewsf: S sis -, Scs1 r. aT1 b. So:
se oa On e GssE L 81 81 !. ss :;
5AT+Reeeiyed, 79a.o bu; shipped. s,sa ou.-
Ma.tet ntso ac'!xa 40 f3:c b.s:er. sl:sI VIE:
I Il ssss e 81 b. j. = e; q s 8 Is p %
s3S!Ps, s@3;S, f9 5t 4 y = Z s;a;
Il i. II: K, Iis II: 1of No. Il
oa. Sss !. cSkSn,a1s tsa. lat were;
HEAAs-Aa1EetEoEoIual At 13c4fLs3,
, 1865-10-19


on Aonday last. Chicago City sevens {1vates
losn. we're cold in Boston 4. sslses4, nnd Sewer.
age Bonds at s5. Tho amount sold OF both kinda
was s2Gooo. '"-"
In Louisville, On the 17th, money was searce
and the Entes OF discount had advanced to " fancy
pstces,H Exchange was selling ut h9H discount,
In Milwaukee, according to the Sentinel tho
call for currency continues nnabated, owing to the
heavy reee,pts Of wheat. Rates Of discount, how
ever, are uncbangcd-uominal1y At least. Exchange
Oh New; York Is In large supply. Bankczs and bro
kefs quote the buying rates at 3t14 OIL per cent
dhcount, and selling at par to stc premium.
In 81. Louis money continues IN Light aupply,
and there being heavy demand for 1t, the market
Is quite close. New York sight exchange IL very
plenty, and the rntes are css1r. Bankers bought
to-day at s1so per housand discount, and they sold
1t 40 per cent d1Ecount.
Tho following Ia the United states Treasuscs'x
monthly statement September, 1855, showing TIC
amount to his credit ut the dates Of the several list
returns, as specified below, in The Treasury and
Win The several Assistant Trea.arers and dcslsua-
ted depcsttattes.
, 1865-10-19

In 1862 the majority for sleuker,. opposl-
tiou, was 3,3s2. This majority has been In
cfeased, and wo hnyc 1888 LETT, md the
twenty -four counties yet to be returned.
From nll Of these we have reports, but not
Official. The majorilies for the Union can
didatcs in these counties, 1t is believed. will
exceed five Thousand votes. This will give at
least 1900 majority for the Union Stats
ticket In 1886 on the home vote, a majority
exceeding that given in 1864 for President
Lincoln By both the army and home votes.
OF tho retiring Senators, seven wcrc Union
and fonr Opposition. We have lost none of
tho fevcn, but gained one In Luzerenc on the
home vote, and are only thlrty-four votes
short of another In Adams and franklin, It
Is confidently believed that the thirty -four
majority will be reversed by the army rote.
If 50, the Senate will stand twenty -one Union
to twelve Opposition.
In the House we have not lost one Of the
sixty three Union members Of 1854. We have
gained one In Adams, one In Armstrong and
one In Franklin and Perry. Our three mem
bcrs in Luzerne arc beaten less than twenty
on the home vote, and 1t Is probable that this
majority Will be overcome by the army rote.
DR.. EARLY independent Democrat, defeats
Boyer In Cfear1eld and Elk The Honse will,
therefore, stand about 90 or 81 to 70 or GJ.
On Joint ballot The Union majority will be
about II.
Yours, &c, Joux CESSNA,
Chairman Union State Central Committee.
, 1865-10-19

present juneture. but from d efncere dtsposi-
tion to consult tho best interests Of the negro
as well as Of the wbilcs. know that an Of.
nccr ofou army, long resident Of this State
before The Nar, says many Of he ds!<gasei
III Ii, !, so,s ss.s tyssn Of sonags 2, Ggprsg ,s We: 5
control IF her oscn 41atrs, but I must believe
he Is WRONG IN this assumption. That largo
numbers of the country people hope to save
something Of slavery Is beyond all question ;
but Tho Convention Is much better than the
peop1e-"tts average sentiment Is at least
sentiment Of tho people, says one gentleman
Of extensive acquaintance. I anticipate that
the report Of the committee will be adopted
without any serious opposition.
L1ws AND ORDINANCES IN FORCE.
The Convention spent the best part Of two
days upon the ordinance giving force to pro-
ceedfnEs since the passage of the so-called &C.
cession ordinance. All laws and ordinances
passed since that day nre ratified, except such
Us relate to slavery and such as arc incompat-
fble with the Constitution OF the United
States md with the: allegiance Of the State
With the general government Validity, Is
given to all judicial proceedings, MI contracts,
all marriages, and the acts Of all civil officers
Of the State, except as. herefnbefore recitcd.
No civil OF military officer Of the State or the
so-cnued Confederate States shall be held lIa-
bic for the proper discharge Of any duty i'm
posed On him ey law. In Al contracts it shall
oe compclent 1or cline5 party 70 snow what
~ a14a4ssrstana1ng 4s WAS haa 10 regard TO the value
OF me currency IN which the same Is solVable,
and decisions IN respect TO such contracts
shall mete ont substantial justice between the
parties thereto;
a very lengthy discussion was had upon d
section Of this ordinance which proposed to
declare tho marriage status Of negroes. lata
slaves, Who are coAabiting but after fall de-
bate, and failure to agree on any one of uu-
mefous propositions, 1t was by a vote of 6S
70 4, decided TO leave the whole matter for
tho consideration Of the Frcedmcn's Code
sa9nn Commission and the settlement ofthc Leggis
THE STATE nEnr.
The oD1v oucst,on or ,.c,,aro, ,,,,o,,on,o
"a rinr Wha4 uIi'ts ~ ~ .nal %
M; IS rra1tS;..n ~ H. = .me o'atu % %ueut
mo sn 1pHcI H. q c,at - psod ~ sri,- a
1Sti there IL hnt n-,n or;n;n,t ttt;,st 49, K
noid in fi1i1 viii, iaWfui fnSerrst Conccrntnr
w. t.t~n. Gf. ~ Et;1tu ,IS utuS
, 1865-10-19

efforts to the education Of all colorod people.
In the days Of It's prosperity ii sent forth
many n.y. teachers M ana ministers: Realizing Its
Glmost succeeded in paying for It when i the
buildings were destroyed By IRE. Hit was IN
running order to-day II would be 4 depot IRON
which the Aid Commission would draw stiI-
cient laborers: md 1t ought to bc rebuilt, re-
organized and endowed, and Chicago ought
70 iesEono to the cay ct Prof Mitchell, who
, 1865-10-19
3Inrtnc Items.

lFfUE1 51E ueUoit Ffec Press 1Ith.1
StHcoNKR WILLARD joNsoy.-Thls fne vrs.c;
Nh.ch. ELL be remembered xaa rast pocn
fo5t Ausfl1, LAKE, Hutpn thfee Beeka ninc- t.
h1s neeo Determined to rrsc7c, II possible and frny
~ tls port. and pns h proper Fepalr once iore Fos
tnlS PURPOSE the tug Dispatch, owned by CANT i.,m
DoEu nay teen ehnE tered. With the well knpWn snH
Enatna dfFer. Mr. HAITtnKtou The updtrtnfins. lii
pe ntteade4 with much hazard and, II successfI ~
Wn!ea Ht 90 not doubt. the seryics VIII be n Im1nr
~. - say inst has hGea accomplished tlus ET ths
psesens season The Dispatch, With the necessseV
eota, VIII !eaTa this morning for the errne II
yoFahlf results. " e3pe~' ~ NsA@ VI LIZ
LSes q 1uS ER;s cGEAy-1hIs ressel took her DE-
Rafsase rom here List Saturday night with csrs f
noTt Fr;e ;of SswsEo On Sunday when Oh Fair
ths hnis Ihe srcT xece saEe1 b. cItnxtng 10
"a lne Ocean vas wned ID this city by WHITAKER
%1% otae9s an whether injured wodid noslezsu.
..SSsK AsnoEr--Ihe schooner Palmetto vas d,trru
eaoe!S cn sunday At Fofestril1et Lake Huron, With
hs!s ol cargo CT lumber on board We have 60 fnr.
g1a1h cesratrh. -
LcAsER FEslou1z-vcssets we.o Chartered nzze
10 load lumber at Bay City Tor Chicago, at
~. Hetfct taken from frss and seoa1d ucr on tho
stAooSKa TnAvH11N:-Tht5 sc.se1f Nhifa "a =
feFcFted ashore = few days stuer 1t k1hu E71. W
isE1n. has been got oH without daaFe by ~ estN-
Inc tug l. U MaAtefa sent to heF relleL lonnu, O. u
EsnE At tho locality, her seTtcts Wefe aot teQeos
HEd FctDrnfn imDNe eSfNtefY thl9 poyf,
, 1865-10-19

EuIof3 CHIfaQD 3flBlues
At the present time, when the condition
md the claims of the colored people are ex-
citing 10 much interest and commanding go
much consideration, the question In the minds
Of MI Is, what Is best to be done! True phi
lnuthropy and earnest careful beneEolence de-.
sire rightly to net 80 as to accomplish most
where most Is needed to be done. And Just
preachers and tor % teashe1s I wheh cons i ftom 1e1
al parts Of tue Souli, the friends OF the WIZ
bc7orce University are moving. This institu-
ton Is located in Ohio, but has directed its
, 1865-10-19
MAE1lN Il NEWS.
PORT OF Chicago.

ARRIVED. -.......oct. is, E6a,
fI6n 5 fea err'' s3fa sMor9a2 Aantsowoe. suaasies
ha51os Nas9uette, schaln~ehcs, tipeca ~ N 1uns,er
senf Eoso 1onsnin, o'Bfien. BroWns Pier e cGs
s sehT K!tfy Grant I-ot. Cnion City, 81 cds wood.
Dteaaen. tstte7sor, Charlottesville, %
scss cuicc' Chase, st. Joseph, 70 n luuae7.
CLEAEED.......,,..Oct Oct t.
stmr sen Dird, Morgan, Two Rivers, suadr!e,.
59 55ss9ns S{uunJEc Chase, Buffalo, &Sh50 bu Cnls.
coin n5 E. -fefeT. Hoo1nau. ButEalo, IL bu
na!ans Lattienier. Kyle, .nufale, 15ceo bu eor,-
hsI hasI9s rc. Sherman Aaeon, Eualo, 3I60Jbn corn
dr1ks. '~ -" ~ ~ ~ ~
sseas S"aAoE. Elsie. nufalo, 70 GO bn wheat
ssnE 1. p Shepard, Martin, buAafo LES bn wheat
zen =. d. King Martin, Port Co1oorne. n Ill bu u1t1
ocaf correspondent, JeEesJ, ivet Golborne. la1 oo
en{n.
schF Dan Tiuda1l, Tyler, Euaa1o. = rs bu eozn-
Schf Racine, WiJtloras. Eu3a.o. tsGs3 Gu corl
sehf Live Yankee, wai3e. snasto, Q, its's ~ oa ne s.Fe-
seht G. J. Aaklli. Kerr. EatlAS. 1111bl bu ccxn-
achr nauntiess Roach. Eudelo, ~ h1 on re-
Schr u. L. Collins, Sweu:IAhd, CdensoA.h. Is0 hu
, 1865-10-19

F1orE-No chnnge. With continued good demand
oE choice. Ssfes 100 bts choice superior At III III and
1c0 bfls Erh extra At $lnSG. 80
GHA1xrWheat..The market opened heavy 1t de-.
e14:sfs ss9sa sc decline s1os'nE heSx
white At q Sc; 30 br amber In bsgs 1t 9in; ani
seo hu a1aeT By sample Nbetter than No. q al si
321o: and car amber At 1880 Al close, 81 IA vss
onfred lor extra wMtc, and fair amount Of No,
white. s1!s Has asked aud Il. Il offered Cnrn-OE.;
ea a &C. OBJ. oats-steady for store lots at5Sc In
teams 4 ynr limited. Street r!tee .s9 !oc nasieJN
nomi1ally unchanged. sale of2 no ba hIr Canadian
active. i Sc the outside tEurn being he eufscat
fatc By the wagon load and inside fuse telarke
tot4. .-
, 1865-10-19

B The n. 7. World, at loss for arguments
by which 10 oppose negro suffrage, eoncocts
The curious bypotheais that II the negroes arc
permitted TO vote, ibey will be rapidly con-.
verified to Mormonlsn. TerriD1eI Fearful
Horrid! &C
There are few objections to the theory,
, 1865-10-19
NEW $40 LOAN.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK or CHICAGO
OCTOBER 9Th, ISS5
THIS Hsnk win receive packages OF ono and two yesr
per cent nofe per cent Compound Interest Notes
NO sot and sched1le them for subscriptions TO he
new ~ Loan 1t charge OF per cent
EondS VIII be delivered 10 4uhee4tbers FREQ Of charre
And pAckaEea may be sent nnder our 8easop con.
tractrAteA, E T. TjNEH5M Caaher
, 1865-10-19
fHHyAN IAHpS

MICHIGAN soCIHAkN yARps-
The market at these yaEs ha4 been rather dull aad
figures. bat GENERALLY sa1ea have been made al con
ce1ston Of .Ia:Uc 100 bs.
Among the choice 1otz sold noticed lot OF II ex.
Ga nno HoEs, averaging Us ns, seld ty j. Grdley
Co. 70 city butcher Tor $lata- The receipts have
Tho sales to-day foot up 80 head. RANGING nom LIS
to $1;.G- The following are the transactions:
, 1865-10-19

Here The gold market was quiet, Win eaIes on
the street at 115G11i51i. Thcre wa no cash gold
eo!d on the Slock E1ehange- SIlTer was quiet and
nominal at 1870 139.
Government Securities wezu quiet and steady,
The only sales On the Stock Exchange wcro old
Five!TNsudes At 1os4 and Compound Interest
N0les Of june dates At lQ3a. We apote a foIIoua.