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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES
A Note of Warning.

Let the poets say what they will, Spring 10 q
treAcherous season. IL "trieth the bones" OF
ita dAmps and fogs, Its east winds add capricious
temperature, come the icy ehills and the burning
heats Of intermittent fever. Missma tbaws out
Of the earth in clouds under the Ysrnal beams.
At no season Of the year does the system require
strengthening more than this. To fall Hiek now
lie to be inespacitated from struggling with the
heats Of summs,. Who desires 10 meet the blsE.
ing weather Of June, July and August with an
organization enfesbIed by spring diseases Now
10 the time TO reinforce Nature, and render the
frame aud the constitution summer-proof.
As soon as the frost gets out Of the earth the
stomach to lose its tone aud the apBstits to
FADE. An indeseribable lassitude ovsrcomes the
body and mental energies, and slight exsrtions
often bring on palpItation and nervous tremors.
These symptoms are the mute demands Of the
physique for help and suceor. The influence Of
the season Is depressing even upon the vigorous,
while to the naturally feeble IL is stl more dIsas
trous. Truly Death reAps heavy harvest In
March, April and May. Duriag thsae months
the dyspeptIc, this bilious and the hypochoH
always suffer most severely Against all the ali.
msDts producsd by miasma, sudden Alterations
Of temperate 10, exposure or close confinement IN
doors, HosTETTER's BTTTERs il the most po-
tent OF all medicinal Safs guards. Be In time. BE
in time. Sold everywhere. aps-iw
Soldiers 90 the Rescue 4 Young msnl
rushing into the dangers aad exposures Of SOL
disrs life should prepare themselves for the fatal
Fevers. the DysontsrrY, the Sores and scurvy,
which are almost certain to follow. HOLL0-
WAYS PILLS, used oceAsiouslly during the
campaign, will insure sound health to every one.
Don't fail to try them. II the reader Of this
"notioe !" cannot get box Of Pills or GintmeHs
from the Drug Store I'm his place, let him write to
me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and
will mail box fres Of expense. Many dealers
will not keep my medicines hand because they
cannot make much proht other persons
make. IS cents, SO oenta, and ~ 40 per bex
pot. m3o-lwd
DiarrhoeR and Dysenterry.-we have ex.
smined great number of letters from some Of
the most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and
CoviHgtOn, etc, speaking in the highest terms Of
DIR. strlckland's Anti Cholera Mixture, for the
cure Of Disrrh@a and Dyseaterry. The letter.
are too long to publish. Mr.. Woods, Of CovIng.
ton, says he was pronounced incurabls by the
best doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle OF Dr..
Rtrickland's Anti Cholera Mixture Effected q per-
manent cure, after suffering for months with the
worst form Of DiarrhOea and Dysenterry. For
sale by Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
APPoNAcTox Court HoUsR,
April 9Th. 1865. (

AfFOMA~1O4 0OUhE kAOGGAf
April 9th, 1865.
Gen. r. E. Lee, Commanding G. s. A. !:
In accordance with the substance of
my letter to you of the sth inst, / pr o.
pose to receive the surrender of the
army of Northern Virginia on the fol-
lowing terms, to-Wit:
Rolls of all the officers and men to I've
made in duplicate, one copy to be given
to an officer designated by me, and the
other to be retained BY such officer or
officers as you may designate; the Off
GERS to give their individual paroles not
to take arms against the Government of
the United States until properly ex-
chaned, and each company or regimen
tai commander sign like parole for the
men of their commands The arms,
artillery and public property to be park
ed or stacked, and turned over to the
officers appointed by me to receive
them. This will not embrace the side
arms of the officers, nor their private,
horses or baggage This done, each
officer and man will be allowed to re-
turn to their homes, not to be disturbed
by the United States authorities so long
as they observe their paroles and the
laws in force where they reside.
Very respectfully,
.. s GRANT,
Lieut. Gen'L
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
Arm =. 1885.
Gen Lee, C0asmandiHg @ s A:

Gen Lee, Commanding c. s A.:
GENERAL: The result of the last week
must have convinced you of the hope
lessness Of further resistancs on the
part Of the army of Northern Virginia
in this struggle. feel that it is so, and
regard it as my duty to shift from ny
selfthe responsibility of any further ef-
fusion of blood By asking Of you the sur
render Of that portion Of the c. s.
army knoWnas the Army of Northern
Virginia
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
MEDICAL.
BRoUGHTON q WOOD,

BROUGHTOn q WOOD.
Crescent City Drug Store.
moo nFtl
ETI aU
Cor Third and Main Sta,
Dealers 1. Foreign and AmssIo.u Drugs, .oa
Chemicals, Paints. OILS. vArrIsAss, window
c's.., Psrfu@.rJ, Fancy and Toilet Articles.
oosl on and BsnEius By the gallon or barrel.
oonosntratsd preparations asd essential tho.
lures on land and manufactured 70 oFdss.
PSmsstie Dyes, wholssai. sud Retail.
Psssat Medicine. Of all kinds.
.slss.,s Rs=sals. .us .fun suppiy Of ssaisi.
nal Roots and Herbs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

TROY PAIETs IN GREAT VAkiGTl AID
L Prices, Lead Psneils, Peas holdsrsS Letter
Pnrar. Enysi0pea At No. 10 First strset.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

DHYsIoIASs' PRESCRIPTIONS Beehive
L special -''sA' HALLocK's Drug sior..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
SALES.
a CARD.

MY CLIENTS, AND ALL PERSONS WHO
Iva have entrusted business to my care, will take
notice that shall Be absent for few days, on
onsiLt9s OF Importance, st Washington City,
when ! expect 70 visit the dissrsaf Departments
and nake arrangements to serve them baftsr IN
the future. shah Be at home about the 18th
day Of April II net hkndsred. 1zzl b~a
ss-sd&1w w REAvIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

0KRYUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET ARrcLEs.
L Poma6ss, Oosmstiquss, Tooth, Hsil, Ylssh,
HaIr and doth Brushes; CoEnbs IN great variety.
Nay b b1nd 81
A. O. HALLo Drag Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

= q APRIL g, 1865.
GENERAL: l received your note of this
morning, on the picket line, whittier
had come to meet you, and ascertain
definitely what terms were embraced in
your propositions of yesterday, with
reference to the surrender of this army,
! now request an interview 10 accord
ance with the offer contained in your
letter Of yesterday for that purpose
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
Signed. r. Z. LEE,
frfe crs General.
To Lieut.. Gen. q. S. Grant, Command
ing Armies of the United States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

OmioiAI Corresg Adonee.
HDoRs ARMIES OF TIE bsIrRD STATES, /
r7a April Q, 1864 Pm.
To Hon. e. NJ Stanton,
Secretary Of War
Gen. Lee surrendered the Army of
Northern Virginia this afternoon, npon
terms proposed by myself The accom-
panyiug and additional correspondence
will show the conditions fully.
[signed1 U. s. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
REGULAR PACK RS.
For NashSitls.,
For New Orleans.
The Magnificent New Passsngsf Steamer.
r UT Fly

GEO Master
" L. 5mA h-..-s... Clerk.
win run regularly between LouisvilIs. Cairo ana
New Orleans during the continuance Of nayfg--
ton, and her departures from the different poi5t.
will BE- published in due time
1his magnificent steamer, the largest ever con-
struetad IN tbs West, has been especially atrsotrt
Cd throughout, regardless Of cost, for the accom-.
m0dafion Of passengers
Every approved invention has basn adcpfed for
ssietyS while ample power has teen given 10 tu-
sure speed, thus Offering TO the travelling public
nnequ@ilsd Inducements in safety, comfort ana
speed' with the attention Of experienced gentle
men aad officers. r. "a IT m 8 III - ~ -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

GELLER's COUGH OURE, STRICKLAND
- and Msl1lnrous Cough Balsan, Cherry Pee.
toral, Halls BAlaan, cary's Cough Cure ana
Browns Troches. At
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

!" NO VT A PIT Q M
Coo. o. p. Norton, Indianapolis:
This Department. has just received
official report of the surrender this day
of Gen. Lee and his army to Lieut. Gen.
Grant, on the terms proposed by Gen
Grant Details will he given as speed
lily as possible.
LSignedl Z. II. STATION,
r Seere' Try of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

DURK AND UHADULTKRATED CREAM
L Tartar, expressly for family use; also SEEDS
aad Spices, 81 HALLOCK'S Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
: obedient servant
Arn,L7 1885

1t Gen. commsnd'g Armies of U. s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
DRUGGISTS.
THE
FAMILY DRUG sf0RD

a. u L1k1AAOOA3
no 10. FIRsT STREET. EkAR POST oFTICK,
TTAs JUST RECKIvED LARGE SUPPLY
II OF etswAft's celebrated Msdicsted C0nfse-
tons such a. 1csland Moss Paste, Leland Moss
Candy, zig Drops, FlAxsesd Candy, HoArhound
Drops, TAGy Drops, etc, etc.; also, variety Of
eInss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
Hats = Gaps

To be found IN any House IN the Western World
and they Intend selling Goods Al such prices A. Will
induce any good Judge 20 buy here 10 preference
20 Louisville, CincH aati OF Chioago. In addition
20 their very extensive assortment Of Mems
Boys aud Chiidron's Hats aud Capa their stock
Of Ladies' Misses and Chiidren's Trimmed Hats
IL large Aad complete, and would ash the priv
tiige ofshssiug our Good to the trade.
WIN yo- ~ and rKamine
MORGAN, READ & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

They iatsnd 10 keep their stock eon,piste ofth
beet makes aud most desirable Goods that can b
toupd 10 New kngiand, and they ara also dei or
better or cheaper Goods than they
O@ii and examine stock and Prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

We will manufAe ure all kind OF Tobacco to
suit any trades that we may receive orders for.
We will assure the wholesale trade that can not
be undersold in the West We have been
gagged in the Tobacco business for twenty years.
We are prepared TO execute our work In the neat
eat style and respectfully solicit the attention
Of dealers to our Tobacco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

To Lieut.. Gen. Grant, Commanding
Armies Of the U. s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
AraIL 5, 1865

N0AAs OAANAf
nmanding Army Of the U. S.
, 1865-10-13
FROM MADISON.

Pay and Discharges Withheld-Ftnan-
ctai Statement Of the State Treasurer
Tho Presbyterian synod and tho
Photographic Extension.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
MAulaoN, Oct. II.
Cel Gtd3ings has beca directed BY Col. Vincent,
A. A. O., at Washington, to withhold honorable
discharges and to direct The Chief Paynaster bere
to withhold pay from the Sd cavalry and 9Th battery
Of light artillery until further Instructions are sent
by mail. 1t L. understood that some OF the officers
have been Implicated In some sw1ndl1rg operation
against friendly Indians In the Southwest.
The following Is the quarterly statement Of The
condition Of the tre6sury: Receipts, Sai+725;
transferred from war fund. Sl1a,7l7; disburse-
men1e, Ss4i5S3; ,sa1 fund balance on hand at the
commencement Of the quarter, Se65 ia: receipts,
s5s7; transferred from trust funds, x2o6, ,O0u; tiA-
burse1uenta, 4a13, ,802- all Diner funds, receipts,
s2DI 036; Disbursements. S69,10 balance % hand
In treasury fron funds, $a3 400. There IL also In
,hc treasury IN Stats bonds and certificates Of n
debtsdnness belonging to the State trust funds
The soldiers picnic whIeh was to hare been held
to-Iay ENs failure. owing to the extreme change
In lhs weather from wl-m to cold aud unpleasant
In the Presbyterian Synod to-dhy, warm d!scns-
zion was had as to whriner 1t shonld endorse re
Ing back Into their communion such members ol
the Southern churches rs hayc been implicated II
the rebellion. II was finally agreed to, and they
viii not be rcceIscd until they fully repent and con
fe.s thetr Fins.
The Northwestern Telegraph Company have COZ %
lott md Is now operating In connection with thf
opR from there to Bely1detE.
, 1865-10-13
FROM ST. LOUIS.

The Presbyterian .. 8. Synod-DJaloy-
nlty In the Notwithstanding OF
Steamboat tInRpectors-Mi1ftary Intei-
NEencc. $3.50.
(Spec1al Despatch 10 the Chicago Tfibune.]
ST. Lor1s. Oct T.
At q meeting Of the Old School Presbyterian
Synod yesterday, the disloyalls,s had large ma
joity, and elected Mr.. Farris. Moderator, for the
express rea.on that he was c1tiuhed from seal IN
the Synod last year On account Of his dtsloyalty.
The Board ofSupcryls1nS Inspectors of Sseam-
boats Of Tho United States commenced their thir-
tecnth annual eession In this city yesterday. The
Board sets with closed doors, and report ean be
-made Of their proceedings. The following arc the
the names Of The Inspectors and the tt.t1ct ench
Represents: First DistEict-W. Du1rett, San Fran
cisco, CAL; Second D.ttfct-Thomas B, Stillmsn,
uo1r; Fourth Dtstxict-J. J. Witdg, st. Loais =;
T1fth Disttiet-Chas. L. Stephenson, Galena. III !;
Sixth D1strfct-Jaa, Guthrie Cinc1unat, fo1 Louls
Vile District; Seventh DisEset-John ). De>.nney,
Steutenvi!le, o.; Eighth DtsHiet-AlErcd Guthrie,
Chlcago, H.; Ninth DlstrIct-A. s. Hegais, bnif''
COMPANY /, Of The I'd Ohio veteran roluntsc,
cavalry, arrived from Springfield, Mo-, day o. tHo
aro and arc now at Benton Barracks awaiting mus
ter out This was the last cpmpany OF Federal sol
Gfers 10 lenyo tho interior q The Thar aSe
sonr, except those IN the Immediate vicinity Of st
Tle 1Et KznsAs eolosed volunteers, Col. Ward, ar
| r;ycI from the South tu ruHts TO LcaEcnwosth to
Iav They were to be addressed this afternoon b,
Con james II, Lane, who happeni 10 be IN town.
, 1865-10-13
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR a11DNIGur MARKET REPORT.


Especial pesrasch to the Western Associated Pzrss
Railway speculation at Dat oren beard, and atter-
wards On a1eet, was strong aud generally higher With
an Increased huncas throughout the cntise list at tho
StokkF1chauce. The market wss little on call with
tho exception Of TttsbnsE and Northwestern shares
asI; 1,o Heading II 1l7x911s; 1900 Michigan South
em 1t bKz7sk; 2poo pittkburg at s3X0sa: LOO North
Wettcu 1t six; $500 North Western preferred at esK
@t7. 76oo Rhode Island At laoA@u1; 100 Prarte du
Chten at sfae54 900 hudson 1t Ax810sS. After The
session Ersc was lower but the paance Of the List wbs
steady.
srA4r uo3pa.
v..,. ,onds ,re nn,rt ard steady
coyxKsxx,rs,
t,orrrnnnrnt 8eturttiss n.e orm md IN fair DE-.
m.nd
N1sC11lASxoEs.
miscellaneous tharta pre strong and xepezatly bettez
Coal shxres nfu.
; IAsr BOARD.
The stock market WAS scyercly hammered at thu
sernd. reru1s. and lAst open board, and the7o was
rerr1 ana marked decline ia pyicts, The bears made
e1mntrtc Onslaught On leading shares but The market
yielded ksubhorn1y. Tho following were the closla.
nhces: Few Tork crnszal, lpoS8saex; E7iu, ssx9
ssX; Hudson RIVER 1079fe1o7A; Reading, 1lcSali6K;
,C1eyelard d Pittsburgh, sak9aH; lsock leland 1oH
S5I: Fan Tayne. 1ooxa1o1: Frafsie du Cn!en, caka
6et: Ohio 4 Mississippi, 29A@9sk; Michigan souih-
erU. fl&S4 AZ lAnton. alN tGHOeFl1nQs ahA3H'
Cnr tsslvcr. tsxa@,
- =, xoxRr.
1herp IL .u act.ye Demand Tor money, and weak bo.-
rovers found the market esc stringent St per cent.
GOOD houses, however, found no grest difficulty in
crtt,nv ali they required. There il good demand fol
discount and csmmerca1 paper passes at per cent
1oID.
Gold closed at t454lssk.--
eosYzns1o1s.
Couyers!ous thu. fz at the sub brrasurJ amount 10
$lsne9,Qog.
HEpnlPf1oX OF RATIONAL CCR1Hscf.
The Associated Danks, at meeting yesterday, uao.
mously adopted constitution md Plan Tor The n.
dcmptIon OF National bank Notes.
o4t".sa.' .s
Sterling Is dull at 1e92si& 1osx. -..--..-.
The E1e road reporter 70 oeo1@~1ns eg71nst ooaas
sold On the otheF hide.
- 'Ih1Aeu81 aee4Asa
, 1865-10-13

House Room and Fuel-4ho Social
Problem Of the Day.

The problem of human Nfo-Alwzys complex
ouc-ts peculiarly eomplieated Just now in Chicago.
Where and hnn to live are so difficult to determine
bal one IL e]most tempted to adopt The other In"
ter7osation ..Why r. fearing lest we may fsll nh
der ihc same Gliding rule ns the iuukeepcr for whose
existence Sam Jotneon ccn1d ETC no necessity. Il
Is indeed diNculA thing to tell where and how ne
ehau exist during the w,utes, we being III much
worse condition than F1ors MeFlimseJ. W
have something 10 wear, but that IL about
10 be provided for. Rents arc almost tann-
md 4 one Is ass Rosse
curtd, there Ia 10 eosl-"not pound In the mas-
ke,, and twenty-five do1lars ton for Whist you
ssnSs s9y aa Il bs p
lion Is decidedly awkward and dolorous. A family
piiiabie objocsa in thc City, as be Sanders aooat-
Ike Soahs doTe fndins DO rest for the sole OF his
foot.
sre peiisctiy appalling The families unpro!idcd
sns5ops ELI e ri % asea fos wSler msre so3nsS
ons Quarters Than they hare been using during the
snnmcr, siand a Tcry poor chance OF being grail
fed It Is pitiablc TO sec the numbers Of parties
who ass now e1Ssged T. at 1,S m aad nsse
pect now oi success thsr when they frst COM
meIced lhe search. II house ta!l empty. the no1-
ssoa l. 5SMss ss p ,Ps PS5st .s nGw
before nine O'Clock the e1,ue morning by
sa asa Il 9 5 @ soass r j Ms snd hses
satisfied the owner last May Fifty and sixty dol
lar per month erc ,lnblusbingly asked for tic use
Of houses containing 81 o. sevcn roons, snd the
half h,s wages sor rent The question, Where
ahaii lve" Is sorely pesplexne one to hundreds
r. ha o5 ia III s9as sT saee III u
at the most cIprbitani f1tcf.
Time was when boarding was considered h the
ssp, e scsss and 81 sa a xn
/ arc startling now. The married mAn for self and
wife is Obliged to pay about every cens Of his wsesy
@ ing sd otler indispensable eteeteEas unp:oVided
foI. Surely, never was there time In The history
| Of Chicago, or OF my other city, Whcu actton O.
sp.ne lind to reduce rents md the ptica OF b1att
! was 20 much needed as now. II associate home:
will meet the case let us sct them going BY Al
! mcane.
live, Nhst snail be snd Of The great aay Of scwin
women, female teachers, all those Of the gentle
Sex who arr dependent upon their own honest *
nth, ihey I .rs in ,d dditcult posion Thsir w.ees
an and :sd IS ths thought ihat poor 6a@an nature b
Hss i s. pof r. stesnp
found scntnc wonea'G homo, 50 laudabls l
ITSELF I. only one branch Of the e1srt needed for Ii
amelfo1stioa Of the condition of ths eelfdePepdeu
leu.ssie orkcYs OF our c1tg.
And those Who hare homes, vh1t will They do 10
feel! How to watn house Is as about "a 1ltdcul
query as how to set It. 1he cook1ns of the hui
is not less difficult than the catcllnS Of the ao!nla
Coal ID pdny quoted ns morc than one csut pc
pound, and rome 70 b. had a that; It looss a. !
The dcaless we're not salsaEd with sscn The pEsseI
WRere is tbe fuel society about which we hay
heard 20 much during the past three or four seazs
When will its lntsipo=ition 5esin to bencat y e
cod dealers! Re pause for reply. -
, 1865-10-13
ID / e D

In this city. on The 1eth Inst At p. MT 60. q.
rAEh. II. D.. fGr-eTly OF Hamilton C. ", aged 81
years Rnd nonths.
Fncesal services Ut Dishops Church. corner OF est
Washington nnd Peoda streets, this tFrday) morning
ntiaH o'clock. .,....'..- 49,
October l2th, 1ses, of dIphthcr!a, oEREL WRIGHT.
nEed Il months.
funeral tomorrow tSaturday) at 10 o'clock a. M,
nom residence Sc Blue l1laat hvenne Friends Of The
family are Invited.
tracttd ilireas Heb ENT ALru0NSO. aon OF DS. D.
a. md JrliA A. Cotton, OF this Cit}. aged yeats
month and II tuYs.
, 1865-10-13

BRtpaXeolF, Oct. 1o-
CIRARED-D.i1t. Utie4. Missouri. Morris. .oo psls
salt lta5o shingles; Atlantic. Morris, q b.ls salt
7clar Star Norris s14 feet lumber 2sip1 shingles
yorktown, utics, q do, IS bsls salt; Prairie Queen
ottawz;. Ora Morris. Peor4a, s;,ass feet Lumber; u
@. Gaylord, LorkpoEt: Constitution. Loclport 3.s,s
ba spring wheat; Gen. Scott, Teora, 50 bFls SAT-,
II 80 feet iubes Ianshe, Norris. Investigator, L.
noats F. 8. Gale. Lenopt; AdTnnce, Lcuannt; Rcso-
lutte, Lctaont; Or. Hess, Lemoat: Wing and Wing,
Joliet. ...
AnkryKp-Legrau, Lasaae, $500 bu cora Il. Nam'
In, ottavz $500 bu corn. ITO bu oats propeller Mag
nnlia Ottawa. 5.4A bu Eeeas, II tous sl,ndrtts; Oak
Iea1 Joliet, $50 bu con-; A-Lineoln, Lasaile, s
bo con, 11sa hu r5c, 1911 empty brs: sebastopol
slarsetl!es tons coal Lenont. Norris 600 bu corn
1csoute, Leont 70 yards rubble stnne and 70 yards
dlrneuslon stone D. Hess Lemont, u yards timca
sion stone; Advance. Lcmont 70 yards rlhb.s stone
ST, Gale, Lcmont, 70 yards Enbble stone; Invest
gntor, Iemont 10 yards dlmepslon stone: EentFa
CITY, Lssalle. 4ssah hn corn, E. Dusnham Prison,
yards ruhtle stnpe LIS empty BIDS; Galena, o.tawn
1000 ba oats propeller Atlantic, Lasallrs 1 brl
-four, bsss oil, zoo empty IF1s, 1850 ba seeds, to
knndHea; DEdda, olsaws, 1000 bu corn, 1,39. b
-kn
, 1865-10-13
Tho Tobacco Crop.
fFrnr, the IoulSYtlIe IoufQal. nth. |

tfsIW AAe AuulaFuAE dN0A taA1 Ah*os1 !,
Tbe rfosrects OF The maturing tobacco crop IN thls
state 3uproytig and ine hnlk Of tae crop asGa
amount Will fl! ehcft or the average crop. The seascr
fm tchacco rtnenlnS has been unusually propltloua
toUacoo rctons Of the country. the y1ctd this veal
viii be Fnl!y hnlf crop. while the quality will far c
rast 'Tfe sa1uples which have been exhibited ert
heavy, large, Clear and Tcry bright, which Soot
, 1865-10-13

IFTOW 1ha NoHEC1I WiIHEaJ.I
The grocery trade Of Montreal took an unprecedented
iurn a tN our crest customers being Chicago Sui
wankec, md Other Western cities. The purchases Of
teas ard other grocery goods for the States very
j1rCe sud ali al aiS pront, for cash. Mich Of this
demand was doubtIess ckeertsonsi EIowinE out Of
owing 10 The unexpected extent ol the dcmand Tor the
SOUTH bna i u 1b1aght ihat We ssn ps5TansnMy sn
chear a Inc be bought In bond in New York
and, ihnt the freight from Montreal to Chicago Will be
less than from New Tork to Chicago. i permanent
~JAr hrk nm
, 1865-10-13

rext week at41.H for No. 3-cIozlug quiet, oats-
ssics goo bu At soc- .
Rmr1s-s,40o ntis tour. LII 90 bu wheat 1000 bu
cats. :...-.
suutKa1 100 brls tour, ia 90 bu vhtas.
by Associated Trtsa.l
NuwAuKkE, Oct T..
GrAE-Wheat unsettled at SLfi@1ss-ciostnx 1T
*tfse1 tfssfe1DFIs-.i0G trts nou., 11D,001 bu whe1t-
SuIFxEiTs-3,5oC br1s -four, 80, 900 bu wheat.
, 1865-10-13

real estate, md possessing a the FUN OF worldly
efecte : thlrshi1V uachIne and Two horses. Therc.
fore, fearing that any Judgment he nay TccoTc v1l
be endangered unless the defendant be held 10 pail
the complainant spplied for wit Of e7psds CO r.
sptE0end1a7.
SThe writ fsEufd
, 1865-10-13

tsptclAl rcspatch to the Chicago 1t1nuac.1
C1Sc1saAf1, Oct. T.
FIora-Thsre Is falr demand Tor hlsne kat1 k-,t1v
s,,nrTsne dull Al s7.3s@sa5; extra s850Ss5os sans
{a.7551Lm. 40 ~, c,a red.
nex rr.ne 81 s1a1ss Indiana white red siSo. eotu
ann. Esy offered at 6oc; shelled e396se- n,et n,s.t
&c: old nominal at 9oc. Oats STEADY Al 40eAi1
barley nomi1Al.
Sxps-Urchauged.
GRocHa1Es-Acttyc. s, ,,... ,ort
Paoy1,1os+pun and prices lower Mea r., ~
be1d At 49,. puIk messs dull Shoulders 1se s.ae.
1oxc bacon shoulders lsc; clear s1aes .f No.
nov, steam rendered al; for future atl'se8s -
ed at 12Xassc; old-oo talst- ,.,., se,,tns
E1cuIsaE-Buytng Xet.lo = cent discount St'D''e
r,n ~, onev rerv close.
, 1865-10-13
OsVcEo H0rXEE=
0eWECo. Oct IL.

e. Il.
FIour-steady md IN good deniand. Sales at 1850
fur No string; <l0,35 for red Hiatcrs sll.55 tor
white; *l1.s1 f0f double extra.
GR4tS-Wheat dull. Old No.. i Mnvaukrs club at
Il "a Oats xsArce ard nominal. Eazlry mac
tiyc md nom!rally loKcr-ua salcs. 1Se ttr1u but
quiet
Flour, sc@5lc3 wheat, ltc ceE.., i3zc; tat!cs Ee
ffe Oats. 5t.c-tO New Sofk. +-
, 1865-10-13

ToLKpo, Oct. II.
GRArs-Whcat +eeac1,etter. salos new white Mtchi-
s2p ii Il g. old at ts..Es5 old nmbef Mci., No.
a at <l.ssl5- Gotn-Sa.ea at u st1c.
Cats steady. Saies at5sc.