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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-25
McCILL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
~ THE TREATMENT o. plsEAsga 4
GROWING kl4 WIIh 5UCCHR nj
cIhAE HIAfkG, l III u IN
Sk.ANlLLk, IiEhNEsdlLE

Fer further information in regard %
the Bkllliul success ia the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 Sru.
LIS THERGFEUrICs and MLrEEA MxBICL
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work Ia the United Ststes
where YOU viii find Dr. McGilrs nams
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of The age in the treatment Of DIS
eases Of women. For ail disease In tha
advertisement, satisfaction s g-srsu.
iced With my general practice treal
Lhs following
Csroaic Case
vlf1 esrsnCaon; rheumatism. Anacuoss o. si
Lungsf Usrsaes Of sac Trolt 3saiid,i D. b..
8el L'no.i F.eulsJ, Lsns. u.ools, Ca.esl euls,
Diseases OF See Heart alid LfYsr. lniliTrulfo1 81
90 t,oIea.a. Seuz.-s.ar Aa.s Esl g 5crl.lA
l-al1tT. es.fa or IRE kFoa LaaHtsiod 5s
tsI1a DYsr .lfls Cr Indigestion. ant UdaslnHuda-
.o.s.aar ail az E'rivasa Dtsea@as ss
Diseuac- uf the Grinury Orgaus
10 tkG lzdics.
Al a1- cos rf .aH Mcmu usslla wnn srgras
Those kail4al l-.sils 40 hsge O5sn o. ubEl
nAi3 % magil1J o sc shofilnl, lsh b cL'-i
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g exc ua.si siilte apP.ieaaou. AID coumunica-lai
~ iai1ef ~ pcaQu stuatJ Condolences
Elght Emissi0hs cared.
Nclng Mals aiCp Esiora You hIIahf o.. 20 N
nslsses Gun al o. MAJ. there b. 10 dlsHas 81 lsa
Oh cure af NigI. ErlIasIou7, And prTailitua 81
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asY lhnt lafc cnrcf duEs1a d ifla t.y, A. Va s
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-25
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.


NOvENBR -, 1865.
Senate met at 10 a. N. Prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Phillips.
Ar. Trimble introdueed Senate bill No.
2O4, To re ind 10 J. S. Fowler monegs al.
venced BY him 10 the Stste Of Tennessee
which, aiter 8 lengthy discussion as 4
whether il should be refunded By Ill q
resoluiion, the bill passed its frst readire.
The Senate then adjourned to pm.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-02
IMPROVED EYE SHhRPENER.

FENHE subscriber having received special bene-
IL filthy the use of one of these instruments, and
being DESTROYS that others should have their
sight restored, has obtained the agency for the
sale ofthem in Vermont and New Hampshire.
These instruments will restore the sight when
impaired by age, so that glasses may be laid
sside. Price 50 sent TO any address in these
states, with directions by mail-postage paid on
receipt Of the price. Address, Rev. j. 4. How
ard, Holland, VT. 3
Also-the subscriber having taken the above
agency, offers for sale the very desirable Farm
On which henow lives.
Holland, NAY 18th, 1880
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-02
SOUTH HARDWICK
WOODEN FACTORY
W. J. & G.. W. COOK,

Formerly of Morristown, and late of Derby,
Il having purchased said Factory of B. F. Ca
hill, are now prepared to do a custom Manu-
featuring Business, where they will be pleased
TO wait upon all who may favor us with their
patronage. Our former patrons in Albany,
1rasburgh, Glover, and Barton, will we trust, not
forget to give us call We have new Mill
and good Machinery, and will make you good
Gray Cassimeres Black and Blue, Black, Brown,
Snuff, and Drabs; also White and Blue mixed,
Gray mixed, Nader. Red and Wine colored
Flannels. We have 1000 yards of Cloths on
hand ready to exchange for wool on reasonable
terms.
N. B.-Particular attention given to Custom
Carding and cloth Dressing. orr motto is to
Give and let live"
South Hardwiek, june l, 1865.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-02

They buy a new stock every
month, and now when the prices
of Goods are going down they can
give lower figures than others can
on old stocks.
Black Brothers have just recei-
we'd a new stock of summer styles
of Clothing.
Black Brothers have just recei-
we'd a new stock of summer styles
of Boots and Shoes.
Black Brothers have just recei-
we'd a new stock of summer styles
of Hats and Caps, among which
are the Beaver Hatskept at no 9th
er store in the county.
Newport, June1.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-02
NEWPORT, VERMONT.

Mrs. Black has just returned
from Boston with large, COM
plete, and well selected stock of
Millinery & Dress Goods, Cloalxs,
Shawls, Hoop and Summer Bal
moral Skirts, all bought for cash
when gold sold at $L27. The
people of Orleans County having
become familiar with the class OF
Goods kept by Black, it is unne-
cessary to mention the various
kinds. Black would say to all
that his stock is now large and
complete, that he never was beat
on prices, and that he will cOntin-
ne to undersell his competitors as
usual.
Newport, June |.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-02
DIED.
LISTERS MEETING.

THE listers Of the various towns in the County
Il are requested TO meet at the Court House in
trasburgh, on Tuesday the 9th day of June, al
10 o'clock A. NJ, to agree upon some uniform
rate in appraisal of real estate. Az and not q
mart of the listers are requested to attend, and
bring the records of their last appraisal OF real
estate
Irasburgh, June |, 1865.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-02

SUBSCRIPTION AGEET Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank of Montpelier.
FIRST National Bank of st. Adams.
First National Bank of St. Johnsbury,
Bank Of Orleans, Irasburgh.
May Is, lSGj-22w7
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-02

REMARKs.-Business remains comparatively
quiet, and prices favor buyers. Coffee quiet
Cotton active at an advance. Fish dull, and
prices lower. Molasses very dull. Flour in
fair demand, but prices rule lower, with down.
ward tendency. Corn has rapidly declined, and
is lower than for a long time before. Oats and
rye dull and lower. Pork steady, but lower
Beethoven, with moderate demand. Butter dull,
and prices easing of. 1t is reported that large
amounts will soon be thrown on the market,
and Is cents is intimated as the price which it
will fall to. Cheese in moderate demand. Su-
gar dull and lower. There is a duh feeling in
the wool market, and the tendency of prices is
70 lower rates.
, 1865-10-09

governments, and. an this / without
conceding that for which the 7oouth
Was contendtng. viz: that the territory OF inc
South formed no part Of the pnfon' aaa 1ha1
Its people were under ne allegiance 70 .nc
Federal Government Inc sopnlsss1 OF dsn'
Slocum consists IN coniounonas lug o1aps ~ as
territories, and the states as Popo4a'lons Win
the States as GoFefnmenss. u tne 'o[1ner
two senses the5 nase aos ot<o oas o. ane
Onion. IN tne last snss aA's. ainons .ns
rights v hseh .ne p2ple " sa ssAas assest@11s
lose hy mus oss1osw w 4as a,a o4.s ~ sos-
ernmen', ue 4us " ues.ae !" Nv eaau 'os'
u toe ,a ao - ue~ 80 ~
Fol ~ 1a cne as s.',s, ,s 4tsea - .4s ~,
o'san ,tr', st %uc PSor4p saA es~'
, 1865-10-09
TERRIBLE STORM ON THE
GULF COAST.
Great Destruction Of Property-Appre~
hended Loss OF Lifei


Great Destruction Of Property-Appre~
r4>. t,.,.,or,.s Co,,ri<, of sart. ~ h.s tba
Ans -
following:
"1te news which re reeelre nom ca!e7ssteu n,
Cbenlere, Twelve or hfleen days ago. An individ-
usl, uho has lust arrived from Lake Charles, r.
ports that Oh Tuesday 1ast lhe ch1ena Or that town
70 to the rescue Of the unhappy yiettms Of the
storm. II y supposed tnas ~ me tnnanltaa!s 81
Grand Chenlezc. amounting to several hundreds. r.
Gulf Fragments OF furniture. honse5, Ee, Mefe
found aoa several miles 10 the north, II the nssf
"Let Us hope, while awaiting patuea7fs, Inas ~
d.saRtez Is rot 10 great ~ same seem Inclined TO
beiieye IT,
From sIo!heE source yse learn That tae iosnsao
visited flblets Bluh. on sabine fssr or toe tssns
, 1865-10-09
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. .otl7
Prop Fa7orite, Napier, st. Josepn+ sanas1es:
Prop Maine. Richardson. QEdtn1hnryh. suzdr3es-
Hafgue Superior, Gotham, Eie. 504 tous coal.
Ba1quo Jennls r k1rS, Irving, bay C1tJ, 390 nfls
B.,s Andes, cuslct. ocou.o, 10 N lumber. . iasn
schf T4scota, Canley Grand Haven, % N lumber. %
schr Ssrdinis. Diruick, Buffalo, - tons COAL
schr II. z atnssey, Gt1nty, Monisttque 10 lumber
schr paruey Eatoi Turns, EnIou City, 50 eds wood.
Schr ffuskeGpn, McVca, Browns PicF & eds E1od.
Scnr +. u. Peek, Davis PcntwascT. 10 % tnnhcT.
senr Fashion. Adlam. Grand rssEe5se. ~ edo Tood.
Schr Ihot Kings1ord. Ton, bnsou. Bay du Noe. III n
lumber, 3,snQ posts.
Oct flh.
stnr seA Bird, MorEau. Alta.0ss sandttes. ~,
Prop Iounx Amelic.. DAsss, ogdensbns8h' Nv hsls
Prom FayoFitc, Napier, ST. Lpsenh, sundrlea4
Proi Iowa. Hutchinson, PeAhtlEos snudIIes-
PYnn CITY ii EunaIo Howard, bunno, snoo ou oata.
Bafune Fed, White and Biue Brown. Buffalo, S1s2 On
Raront irsat Vest Macarthur, Buffalo, T. co bu outs.
Hsruue Epme Daseett Buffalo. IL +p1 bu osts.
Esrouc Naomi Carpenter. Milwaukee. lDoo bu "hcss.
Schr T.tnn, HaInes Buffalo. D. coo bu cotu-
Schr Sfaizt Rooney. Buffalo, lst!!e3 pn corn.
Scbr Atlepian. Naidenhe79s, budalo+ W 2 ~ eosns
Eehr Glars Parker, Reckrr Buffalo, y !q0 bu coEn:
Senr E ii, baxter. .CuDutnE, R11slo. 2o4 an Nneak.
sshr t;rapeshot Foster, Buffalo. i.!-3 By coEn-
sehr HarTtst Queeu. AcGowan. Buffalo 2 oO ~ ossa-
Schr ExrreSs, McGnven. Enrllo, / 400 nu corn.
Scf1 a. II CoCrcr Henry, Futtalo. zA115 on corn.
aehr II EeHfyW z1xn1 Graves Hutalo na3to ou woes+-
schr conttfand. Jones, B11alos iarsap pu e5e'
, 1865-10-09

---.-.-,Si,. aee,ne snr ~ weak Of 1,<,2ss IN
Al ou tuotturu stock Csttlo AID Butehetf steeEs-
IN. r,rtet closed with less than f.0oo head uascld
Aos c4rTIE SALES TO-DAY.
.urrv. Z rA1ps.
e.,ne..* md pr1ces Of good cassle veil susssined
c.-n,C ~r,d+a xnn dal1. Tho day closes Win nus
,A sA1ale -. - nat nm SO head ii Ti.5nAs.A
~ ~ ausa, s,,,a.tor arr he ssaes:
1ss. IA t;on,nsoo s. hcsd. Averaging llw p, Il
re-: 10 sstpe. q head ayefaStng ~ - a. s..S: x
sane, Is head. aScEa.1na h40 !2ss - 49, n hrAd ~.
, 1865-10-09

and crer sia:e then have swcp! the State BY
ma;osities perfectly enormous, and stunning
to nil The seIvile tribe.
The 74.ats proceeds TO "confcss" the des-
perate and hopeless extremity to which its
rarty IL Iowa Is reduced:
.ILpe ze4lous in her new religion. and carrying
etre,Gns by rnssorit.c. which have up tiosG to
it fIN # cap hardy be expected that Iowa will be
rrt Oil foi7ed In airEle csmpaigu no matter what
mar Re the lssoe4 upon wh3rh 1ht attempt {s uaile
Nrpubltcas1ism In that StAte has Its Organization
comp,eie Z from the rnpitnl 10 The boruefa md lts
members arc held in close d1scipllpe and will more
and act is one E7u at the word Of command. Op-
uoeed 10 ii - the peoples tfcket~ md this
although carving the right fia.. and anitn1t4d
by the right principles. is. wath reference 10
til foes, Wh1t IN sn1s7nef mob Of Fa1fx ts
to The disciplined legion. Of Rnsata. The
most. pGhape. that the supporters Of TIL. peoples
movement Will be nbla to do, Is to check the pro-
gscsa Of hedr enemy until such time as tbey, by
consnnt drilling, shall be able 10 pass from an m
disciplined mob 1uto force whose unity ciyes 1t
eolidlfy and strength. This done, We msy then
cnutnen1ay expect Victor1.~
From present appearances tho Copper
heads will hare to ''play possu1n" for long
time, and do eonsidefable drilling before the
'tuuanned mob Of Poles can beat the disci.
plined 1egions of Russia" Iowa is strong.
hold Of the true faith. aud grows stronger
md brighter IS time wears away.
, 1865-10-09
Accident from t11c Heating Off Journal

A serious accident occurred il the town Of
Westport. Dane county, on Tuesday, caused
By the heating Of the journal Of separator
during the operation Of threshing. Ayoung
man named Slf1in, whose duty It was to oil
the journal, opened the box ind poured in
some kerosene oil, which no sooner struck
the heated iron than il iynited, or rather ex-
ploded, throwing Slillu back Il pom the tun1b-
ling rod, and whlrllng him about in such
manner that he was stripped Rnl nearly
Killed. At The same time the flames Of the
burning oil communicated to the straw heap,
and flyo stacks OF oats, twenty tons Of hay,
the separator and she'd, reaper and other
properly were destroycd.-HascaHk<e Ssntiae|,
, 1865-10-09
THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Testimony ofCnpt. Selph, DR.. Jones and
Capt. Observation-Disclosures untn
TfurHt1aT.

Tcxftn3ou OF tNpts SelpLAs Dfs Jones ana
Can't. GfImore-Adjournn1e unsn
Thursday.
WAsn1soros, oct. THE Wizz Military Com
mission rcasscmbled to-day. :.
GAIT. sElru's TEsr1aoN1.
Can't Scfph testified that sume Of the boxes with
Sanifsry goods for the soldiers, uese broken open
on the way TO their destination, that vaccine mat
Ter Was serY scarce at the South, and lhat biz con-
nand, stattoneu ut Vickshnrg, were sacGinsted for
covered sooner than those rho xrro raccfnaled.
3fr- Baker then asked for an adjournment or the
Court until Thursday morning, Which alter aieng,hy
dtscues on waa granted hy the Court
that The testimony Of Geuernls Lee, johnson, How
ell Cobb Secretary Mallory, Col Duld. pr. Moore,
and other rebels who had been snbpgred BY the
acfence, should not BE- received br the Gonrt 49,
question mas not finally decided.
pa. sozEs' ftsz1AovI.
DR.. Joseph jones, Professor Of Chemistry IN the
Medical College Of Georgia. vas placed on the
tan ard wss ee maaf ndss fb
diseases II Andtrsouyic, uia object was 10 Illus
tfa4a the sscts relative to the gaugreue, eamayers
and olfez d1eeases. The report shows friGhttnl
mortality. the number Of dcaths being at enc period
kcribes the mcn ~ miserable In the extreme. mere
Skeletons enczuste1 with and covered with vef1nln.
Some Of them cnrsea their own goTefru,ent fer IT,
fuslug to acecde 10 an exchange Of prisoners.
CAPT. o1LAonE's TESTIMONY. ..
Capt. Gilmore. on duty st Norfolk, testified a. 10
the sel1use OF wosthea. silver sroops forks watch
chains, etc.. By man pinned Eaft9on On the East
ern shore OF Virginia. Hho claimed to be counsel
for r. b. Wiuder. A watch chain with medal at
thefe aricles with the pubdettug OF Anderaonric.
Il belonged 10 Darius Morris Of the N. !. voluil'
teers.
, 1865-10-09

The Reception OF Gen. SheF1nnn-E3en.
TOMS speech Mt NEnrshnlltovn-Nesv
paper Purchase.


TOMS speech Mt TEarshalltown-Nesv
paper Purchase. ..--.
Especial Defpatch to the Chicago Tnhune-1
DE MoSEs, Oct-7.
4 great crowd Of soldiers and citizens attended
the reception gwen to Gen. Sherman In uut Of The
Court House this afternoon a brief and appsopzi-
ate address Of welcome WAS delivered BY Mayor
Cleveland, to which the General responded in pa-
trio,ic speech Of about TN minutes All the efforts
Of the Copperhtads and anti-nesro Hufiage men to
make political capital for next Tucsdsy's election
out Of the General during bis say here hare 90 lar
been complete fallutes. They begin to think the
Coppc1hend millennium l. afar Of.
The Msrshall County Ifn1ts saJs that Benton'e
speech At Ma1shalltown was sn apology for hla ow1
position. md an apology for The position aud
Character Of those who nominated him. and an
apology for speech.
CMfE Durham, late editor and proprietor Of The
Dutttuctnu N1rk- -EW, owing to declIn!nR health.
has sold out The Hd,nk-Eys and establishment to
Chaslcs Bearas!y; late ofths oaka1oosa Hen4d, and
he Ha;ck. EYs nnier Ut. Dnnham's conduct has
been one Of ihe 1eading Republican Papers Of the
State, and In It's present hands 1t W1l sustatn ls
old ppEitlQn
, 1865-10-09
I 80 q. s. NOTES
.1uLT aEREH.

SECOND NATIONAL BANE OF CHICAGO.
of 10 Notes, ahoft time On the tcfs heretofore
allowed.
no longer receive the Ore pe cent t~oyc1r Notes II
~ ]. A. ELl1b, President
, 1865-10-09

Y % as1ss 70 RAE sissdy st f,sosio
tor donr 10 New YORK and Roeton. yta. butlalo:
usiEsa "a
yanes ss Fs1e; a,5s " t13 3; 1a Fl H. d "
s11s; i: ~ T.!s!i!s = s!i ~ y. sli!s5
T. io b., 1ss osea ad m @ ol
4 sse.:s; ID brIs se,ty Aiiss" s xsM Rx1 WN1Is
It stss ss5e ies1 Is g. R:a1as 4 SoSts;
af|a asa,.ss FL; iS ii. II ~ S,Is esss.ts
isS 81; s5s 1sSis nsa :! a* 4
s e.. SING asas snHiaoe bris Il q Ssls ss
s;9 s5!F as q &: shipped w eu
% ?rsasa s1as 1sS ss r.
a p " 4 M Il. o d ea d9 = S sssS 81
siSi; aN6 hu do At sl-2K so bn Do n sisA 3sM
e. e 9G sas s. d i: e. = ID y ea ae Il +
s2hc lC0 In 10 At soc; %. bu DO at 6c-c!oanS wasn
fieS se1css OF So.1 Spring at sloa-ousefs oae''a5
s: 70 ba sarpsd =: q ss e; 5a; r.;
No. Il So f50oba Do at s7se; ss9 b. do M Il 5;s;
% 81 s s5 i g g S 6 {?
iM Fsiow AZ Cenx s,is g ss p AZ 2o1
6ee Is e5 ,e - os sP NJ a. E ssore.
"a - y: .agpsa: !f;ts 1; soa 5a ss
Nst1si aHl1 :9S sSeess y g. :: M s.
10 bu Do at so4c; Aocu bu do q "a! &c; o oa NJ
3afs6He; 2,oca hu DO At Sc 1900 nu 20 A.! g; tO
hp do at 3sc 500 bn reiectcd ut cc; go ~ 90 a.
closing with buyers OF flesh receipts No. ~ aoo
WVEGKecelYed, .,5E bn; shipped. none. NatSet
dul5 md as5c lower. Sales were 10 pn So;i q -
100 bn No. II tic: 500 b0 do ~ e1cs ao hu tec'ea
HAKLEY-Receivcd.1 1o.c19 ~: ahtpP@sa: g. ~ a@ " nai
Il Sc 100 bu Do IL &c: 100 bu 1eleeted u ' ~ 6a
do In s.. q Co.'S At &c; is taes BY sample AZ TIC
on tsncE. ......Ia
Rt;s.fIn Hin amRNMKeceired. III I sosS s.. Market
steady eaes Ve1n 70 haes choise r. r. 81 IL e
do Ut .1.cai Is b1les good At f4oto' " p"''' w ="
INA N-saies were. 100 tons 10 arrive It s1opa.
REESWAX-Een1lnaI = &c fnE 5elloW. ana aa&
1sc for dark.
nTTTEK-Received. 5S.n ns; shpped,: nont; &
pr1ces without change. The more common varieties
in good supply md less arN but without change
, 1865-10-09

THE EIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT.
An eight hour league hse been formed in De-
coming elections on that issut.-EzrhGm9s-
The real object Of this Increment Is to force
employers to pay q whole day's wages for
four-1Eths OF days work It amonnts to
strike for an advance Of twenty per cent on
the present high rates Of wages, and If Sue
cesaul will have the effect Of increasing the
cost Of living twenty per cent Rents, fuel,
clothing, breadstuas, meats, groceries nnd
rance in IN equal ratio. What, then, il
gained by the adoption Of this scheme :!
Nothing. On the other hand, production,
which Is wealth, will be reduced twenty per
cent, md consequently the class who work
for wages will be twenty per cent poorer and
worse OF at the end OF the FEAR They may
reccire as many dollars 90 now for their years
wages, but their money will only co four
Afths as far in buying things. It will lose
twenty per cent of its purchasing power. The
"cight hour movement" !" disguise it as agi.
tating dcmagogues may, Is really scheme to
deprive the laboriug classes Of nc-fiftA of the
commodities they now consume and have,
for II q man works oae-dfth less, be Of course
ca1ns onr-fl1th less, and be can only get paid
in proportion to what he docs. It is exactly
as rational to expect to achieve perpetual
motion MS 10 give Labor rs much property for
thrcc-quattcrs' work as for whole work. II
is proceeding On the assumption that one
quarter OF the products produce themselves,
md mar therefore be bestowed rs gifts on those
who produce the other three-quafters- We
detest humbus, silau,s and deceptious, and
, 1865-10-09

AAAA9 Us fAAA"*t+ ~ AA'@
10 pxrhotf OR TOLEDO.
Hor.as. Cattle. ia 81.
Mich. cen, and NJ, g.. large cars. .Ss6a0 $50 aae
Cars of210 feet. 6e9o s5@ 4oe
Alen1gan lcni!a1' euts1t M ~ 80. t :. ose .SS ~
70 hutz1Io On sesrENsius =, ~ Hs1o ,.Soc eae
Mich Eens ana d. 81 anGe e 1a r. * ~
Cals 1f y a19 % :;: a@ &c
Fort "asne eafs, - iees... :. :. ..atus
10 rrr1sa1Ran Akp extLam n 4 49,.
M!ea. soutsasa, istEs safs.....-.iJ;e9 ls99 e
Mich. Southc1n, cars 21Q feet: lbo a93m s.t
Rates to nunktsk aa0 czrless thAu TO Buffalo, "hen
shipped pJ NIL =, . a., .h., :, u,,r,,o 1,t.,
hdp ssipped Ie % Sy sai.' l. ~ eSS ''' -
cA*"W~f hs3SASo' oct. 1
z,t,, ;hs nrosss'r, sne nser W+,e a. fooT..
, 1865-10-09

McH1aAN SOUTHERN 1ARDs+
There hiss not been = sery rctive market At these
yatds noe have prices been very we'll sustained Tha
report Of sales aud prices exhibit falling OF Of st least
tic 100 from yesterday. The Hsnt Of proper ship
ping facilities has something to do With this tct The
sales to-day foot up 1rc0 head At $lzdal1m
, 1865-10-09

A WARNING TO BuRaLAns.-Mr. Joha
Challacombe, Of Alton, shot a man who was
attempting to enter his residence through one
of the windows, on Tuesday night last, the
ball taking elect in the burglars head, ii
Afterwards An aecomplice escaped. Th.
man Killed was stranger In the city, bat Il
reported to hnvc been rebel prisoner, In the
military prison at Alton, somefimc during the
var.
, 1865-10-09

Chamber 0f Commerce, Old. 107 I1u .
The Dostan Post Of Monday hst Bays that the
manufacturers OF cotton fabrics arc doubling their
sorkmg capit.l rs they arc selling goods at clear
peoBt Of one hundred per cent, and this affords a
Good rcaton ior the late rapid rise In the market
ya,ues OF GONE OF the prominent cotton factory
stocks.;
, 1865-10-09

Messrs. C. B, Richardson II Co., Of New
York, md c. F. Vent & Co., Of Chicago, send
us advance sheets Of Sherman and his Cam.
paigns, military biography, By Col. Bow
man and Lieut. Col. R. B. Irwin" Gen. Sher-
man recommends Col. Bowman as best qualt
fled BY his opportunities "to read his secret
thoughts aud acts.' We learn that &, 100
copies hare been ordered. The work is finely
Illustrated, and sold only by subscription.
, 1865-10-09

Lccal stocks remain quiet. Cook Comfy Scrip
WAS In better demand, With sales Of old On the
Stock Boari1 1T 1n3t;@1034. BanE Stocks were
neglected. Fifth National uas offered At 10E, With
out takers. Equitable Insurance was in ds1nsnd At
40. and Merchants al co, without sellers. Chamber
OF Commerce Stock (o9a} was In aenana 1t lo7,
, 1865-10-09

gHEEF-Thezc continues to be good demand for
rood Sheep and good Prices 1xa reat!zcd- For poor
grades there - no inquiry and sa1es are .da at low
tSutes.
Thn closing rates this week. As compared with last.
Ata ~ follows: ........-
f.not tn nfIfne {6.Cd3Ge3
Medium