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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-16

AN OLD STORY The worshippers OF.
Mammon, says a. Constantinople cores
pondent, have discovered that thefeis an
other. power beside that OF gold, and an-
other God who is,above the idol of world
IL wealth. During.the time the cholera
lasted, it was pitiable to see the fright OF
all those who used to boast that they had
no religion and no creed save that of Es-
.tnre. 1Ehe ssyoung Turkish school Of:
Moslems, who had many of them thrown
off even the semblance sof beljefSini tie
Koran, were in a greater fright. OF. death
than any men. I ever saw. The Chris
tians were bad enough, at least such
among them-not o few-who had led
lives not exactly in accordance with
their creed. The Armenian, latin, Greek,
and other. churches, were crowded every
day with men and women hearing mass
and going To confessions who for months,
perhaps years, previously had mover put
loot inside sacred editce. Many of the
priests were actually prevented going to
administer to the dying, by the importu=
nifty of the living for the consolation OF
religion. Now that all fear of the choie-
IA passed, every one has returned to his
old ways
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REmARKABIE CASE OF. TRANcE-0n
Tuesday night, Mr.. Crowder, a young
gentleman residing on High street, died;
to all appearances. :. The corpse was laid
out, and. the grief and lamentation was
snch as is usual in such cases: His broths
yey waste have been married last night,
bntsall preparation for the happy event
was stopped by this sad and solemn one.
sOn yesterday morning, the supposed dead
man got up and dressed himself and is,
now enjoying as much validity as could be;
expected ofa corpse. The marriage came
off last night, and. we suppose sthe resurs
rectcd attended.-Pstefsbar Erpress: Z
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ssr We return thanks to to our kind fliead,
wsDs wI1Il6is, !: for late copiesof the Baltimore
Gdssss- IL indepeadent aud fsssellen. joarnal'
which We take pleasure ii, recommending to This
community. Daily paper. $500 per annum, and
trisx.ekly 5000. Areadablo political and litera-
p journal deserving support from this section.
Subscribe for ths Gasete; and youswill not regret
il. Subscriptions received at this Office.
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The War Department.has decided, with
the approval of Gen. Grant, MOTTO restore
the property Of Ex-Governor Henry A..
wise, of Virginia. Gen: -Terry's act action
in refusing to give up the estate isgfully
>sustained. Wise's house is still used MS q
school for the children of freedmen, and
John Browns daughters are the teachers.
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slss Aiothsr new Store iS Sopen. Brick Range
is looking up, and our fair readers may rest sssu-
red that they win find at w. DsswIILIAxs' estab-
lishment tie best assortment Of Fancy Dress Goods
and Trimmings yet brought to this market. Give
him call at tn. Store, next dgpr to Mr. REEDS
office.
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The Episcopal Convention, before ad-
iournmett. passed a resolution rccorls.
mending- that the pa. of clergymcn should
+ be increased at least half
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-16
"a Mar.1ai1,g Notice!

a Warming Notice: @
Thereby notify oil persons from cutting wood of
my land, on the Pendleton road, Us wood has been
cut off lfe. place without our permission This IS
to warn them to stop, or the Law viii be cnforced
against.thela. 80 ..,,.,;;s.,s..-.s
z. S-alr. Patrick Burkeli is fthorlssd agent.
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Have you ever watched an icicle as it.
formed? You noticedhow itfroze one drop
at time, until it was a.footlong or more.
yftbe water was clean, the icicle remail-
ed clear and sparkled in tho sun; but If
tho water is Bgt slightly muddy. the icicle
Just so ooursch.sracters are forming. One,
little thought or feeling alta time adds its
influence. .IksYery5thonght be pure and
right, the soul viii be, lovely, and. will
sparkle with happiness; but ifimpure and
wrong, there viii always be wretchedness.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-16
THURSDAY MORNING., nov. Is, 1855.

1@ Am. extra eonyocatioA Of Burning Bush
Chapter, No. Z, R. "A. NJ, Billbe held this after-
: noon at three O'clock
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nsy- The pfess Of advertising matter. continues
to crowd out the psunl variety, While our supply
Of paper is not materially repisnished. Whenever
fun supply reaches us, We shall issue . double
sheet. In the meantime, We beg. indulgence
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-16

pAr We regret to learn of the death of Judge
w17aEns, which occurred at Camden. on last
Wednesday,.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-16

,f6I.e TLes friends Of JOHN D,.aM. iDDBBINS
respectfully nYminats him sssssa caaaidste for
Anderson District at the next election
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cnNFEDERATE BAPTISI.

THE publication Of this weekly RELIGIOUS
NEWSPAPER will be resumed in january next.
The names Of subscribers may be sent to the pro-
,,rietor. at Columbia, s. c. Payment wiz not be
required until afn tlrc issue Of the first number
'~1s,' G. 7. MASON.
Nov l6 %
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RE;T,lIIJRlNIEsB !!

AS the war is ended, and old things called by now
names, will take the liberty to call the attention
Of my old friends and the public generally, to the
fact that again am ct my old place Of business,
prepared as heretofore, With new Instrnmentsh oi
every kind, to repair or make new, old -
MATCHES,
CLOCKS, :
MUSICAL WORKS,
JEwELRY, &c.
Also, for sale, lot Of JEwELRY. to suit the
times. CIGARS, fine MEERSCfIAUM and other
PIPES, VIOLIN and GUITAR STRINGS, SPEC-
TACLES s. CASES, to suit all ages.
PICTURES
from the sky-light Gallery, in same bni'ding-e,-
trance in the Jewclry Store-of all kinds AABRO-
TYPES, FERROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS,
from life size to the smallest miniature, CA&1A
and other Pictures;
In cold weather, the green glass doors arc closed,
but do not think the Store is closed-pnsh and
they will yield. Respectfully,
No. 4, Brick-Range.
Noyle, 1866 %
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1sor sheriff: ..
16~ Tho hany friends of WILLIAM MA
GUKIN respecifa,ly announce him as Q candidate
for Sheriff or ANDERSON District At the ensuing
eleotion- :. = 4.
Oct 70, 1866. n :
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Bill Arp who lately made q very
happy hit; in a letter to Artcmus Ward.
has written. the following in the same
strain on the state of the country:
sL,.o., Al. p,,no Ho,,r;or
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-16

;SSx Tfhsftisnds Of N MANsELs. JOLLY nomis
nais him for shefis.of anderson Distrie. at the
next election. -
Oct 8, 1865. ,I6
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brakes.
But Pm for Mr.. johnson. In for all
the Johlison's-its a. bully name. There's
our Governor, who amt a. .goin at dis.
count; and there's. Andy, who is doin'
powerful well considerin';, and there's the
hero of Shiloh-peaco to his noble ashes.
And there's Joe-my bully Joe
wouldn't / walk ten miles ofarainy night
to see them hazel eyes and feel the grip
of his soldier hand. Didn't my rooster
always clap his wings and crow whenes-
er he passed our quarters? G q Instinct
told him that he was the true priEee..
and it would mako anybody brave sto'be
nigh him.. Hurraw for tho Johnsons.
Well, on the whole, there's a heap OF
things to be thankful for. I'm thankful
the war is oyer-tllats the big thing. Then
Pm thankful j aift a Black Republican.
I'm thankful that Thad.s. Stevens and
Sumner and Phillips, nor. none Of their
kin AIM uo kin to me- I'm thankful. for
the high privilege of hatin all such; Pm
thankful that I live in Dixiei in the State
| of. Georgy and our Governors name
amt Brownlow.- Poor Tennessee 1 goI-
y,sdidn't She catch it, Andy Johnson's
pardons won't do rebs much good there.
They better git one from the devil if they
expect. 1T to pass. Wonder what made
providence afiikt 'em with SUCH a cuss.
But can't dwell on sich subjekt
It's highly demoralizin and improbable
"swcet land of liberty, of theea
could not sing in Tennessee.
But then we've.had circus once more
and seen the clown play round, and that
makes up for heap of trouble. In fact
its the best sign 66f Reconstruction I haye
yit observed. Yours, hopln,
BILL ARP.
P. Sand they hawled Grants cahir
n thousand miles. Well, Sherman's wal
horse stayed in my stable ones night,
want to sell the stall to some Yankee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-31
The Washington Chronicle, Of Saturday,
x,vs awe hear that among the crown %

Tho Washington Chronicle, OF oa'uioa',
.,as. awe hear that among the crowd OF
.nnl;cants for pardon who thronged tue I ieS'-
- Mansion Yesterday was man who ). pore
letter to the President from dlstin Mi
nol;tieian, to the following purport: Inas .a9
oarar was. . ,,oor man, who was not possesseu
- The five hundred dollars whici. be UNDERSTOOD
-. necessary to obtain such q document,
.nd trn Ted 20 the generosity OF the fresloen'
~ arant ne pardon. President johnson ue-
rod that the letter was gross ana \, un~at
.ahla ontrape. not only upon hlmself, out
Ian.ao ouarv member Of his household, even 60
t uhl Invest page il attendance. lie oroe'eo
~ ,,an "a be shown to the door.
Tho steamer Kent, having small number
If messengers, left Baltimore on Tuesday n'shs,
and on Wednesday morning met ths IS s'ea"e5
60 A ,rold, coming from Boston, OF Inoznas
po;nt The usual signals were exchanged
INIT through some encouragement the s5eS'n,
-. ooIl;drd the Kent having her bow crushed
n the Appoli escaped any INJURY lhe
- ,soooers and crew Of the Kent were enabled
~ means Of her boats TO safely reach the
Arnold in which steamer the were brought
into port. e., moa:
George W. Brega, formerly Of the Washing
ION Congressional lobby, was arrested IN hon,
treal Yesterday, for obtaining money by fraud
nd forgery from Malcolm Cameron and others !;
ana ana 1f {ageea drafts were on Wall street and
aaaar.a| by Cameron and others, and their
facs had afterwards been changed to large
amounts
me deb, of. Canada. as reported by the
Anditor General, is over seventy eight mllllons'
/. Leading merchants of NeWbern are senaing
Goods in large quantities into all parts OF North
and South Carolina, Georgia, and Southeastern
Virginia, and are bringing back cotton, tobacco
and other products, thus giving employment t.
to the railroads, which are now running nlgnt
and day.
Nrarlv million in specie has arrived at
New Orleans within the last two days.
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Insurance.
AIREMARLE INSURANCE CO.,
a ADHNA hAolIG .nI nTTESVrTJE VA

~ WOOD 4i r. Sec'y. W. T. Early, Pres't.
'9 This old and well and well established VIR
GINA &C COMPANY, having survived the ca;
amtes past four is noT Ss in g9Ga
condition and to farme The Welt
known D reputation Of the Company for Caution
Losses viii no doubt secure for it fair share
= R RD The p undersigned have examined the
statement of Assets and Liabilities Of the Abe
marie Insurance Company, and are fully salts S:t
fed ofthe safety and soundness of the lnstltu-
tom. and recommend it to public favor;
HORACE L, KENT,
A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
THOMAS r. PRICE.
Having accepted the agency ofthis Company,
L take pleasure III recommending it to my
friends as being reliable and in every way
worthy Of their patronage. oon
aus 1z-Iy NO. 17o, KING ST, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-31

DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
L OF BALTIM ORE.
Persons DESTROYS Of efecting INSURANCE
in this substantial and reliable company, can
do SO, on favorable terms, by applying to me,
their agent at my Office in the Market Building
my 1T &. JOHNSIt1Ns
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
No. 1O1, Prince Street Alexandria, Va
MARYLAND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF LTIM Q E.
The undersigned is authorized by resolution
Of the board Of this Company, TO issue perpetual
policies of insurance against loss or damage by
IRE, upon brick OF stone dwellings, or ware e.
houses. This is desirable and cheap mode OF
Insurance to persons owning real estate. IN
surance can also be effected by persons prefer
inc It, on the same description Of property for
two to seven years. or favorable terms.
At the same time the company continues to
insure upon all descriptions Of property in the
city or elsewhere, by the year, month, or a
shorter period, including inland transportation,
vessels and cargoes in port, at moderate rates
All losses literally adjusted and promptly
Maid Taug 11-tf] G. I. THOMAS, Agent
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Stoves, Tin Ware, &C.
INN WARE, STOVES. &c.

INN WARE, STOVES. &c.
GEO WIN. SNYDER, continues the busl-
ness AZ his fathers old stand, No: L, hlng ST.
He has comp etc assortment Of COOklNG
and P ARLOt STOVES, and TIN WARE
all Of which he will sell at the lowest prices.
aug % 'n1>s
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PURCELL & HOY,
n @ 4 3 q
S. ". corner Of

- d
AGENTS FOR THE
MAGEE & BARsg0 W
PATENT VENTILATING STOVES
Comprising
Parlor, Cook, Hall and Dining Room Stoves,
Hot Air Furnaces aud Ranges
Also ID nufacturers and Dealers in all sorts OF
Stoves, lin, topper and Sheet Iron Ware,
Guttering, Spouting, Roofing, &c.,
done in the best manner, and at shortest notice
House AND SHIP PLUMBING done III the
best manner All work Warranted.
II
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LIFE INSURANCE.
TIME EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
L SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES:
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81, oGo Ooo w
The rates of premium are as low as those of
any other first class company.
NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Cash Capital. $3.50, 900 90
lnsures against ACCIDENTS Of all kinds
The rates of premium in this company are
very low. end no medical examination is re-
oi1ired, JAMESON & BRO, Agents,
aug lO-ly Farmer 5 bahA DulIC.lns
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MIN WARE MANUFACTORY,
No. II, PRINCE STREET. ALEKA.
EDWA RID H. CLARkSON

DEALER IN
Plain. Fancy T. Japanned Tin Ware.
Hot Air Furnaces, Latrobe and Fe'nrou
sov4s, repaired and put UP,
Roofing and Guttering promptly attended TO-.
AA Work Warraared,
FRUIT Cans, of: all varieties.
ms~ Country Work solicited, and executed
on the most moderate terms. Dealers are re-
quested to call before purchasing elsewhere
aug 21-tsepl2
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NJ OTICB.-We have this day formed q CO. CO.
IN partnership under the fraa name Of W..
!. /. MILBURN & BRO, and propose to con-
duct a first class PRESCRIPTION and DRUG
STORE al the northeast corner fof King
and Washington streets, where we will be
] pleased It, share the patronage*of the citizens
and all those who may be visiting our city.
We are thankful for the fayors that have been
shown this establishment during the past if
teen years. and hope for continuance OF. the
same. Parlicula, attention given to Physicians
Prescriptions, which will be promptly com
pounded at all hours, day or night. Our night
: s'1S0e $500 - = >,7<s w. L. MILBURN, .
July 5, 1865! w. G. MILBURN.
, 1865-11-15
Markets by Telegraph,
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPURT.

Especial Despatch 70 Western AksociRted PresAl
Nxw YoMk. Nov. II.
Ral1Hy speculation IL eenc1ally steady this rnezu-
ipr both at open Buard and Stock Exchange, The
depapd for stock was very moderate Aud the market
duf. M!chlE:ln Southern and P1ttshnrg Htre 6r and
AMONG railway shares are being well supported by
thrir respective c1quea. Outside apecniato7s have
scnsfby timipshcd xnd the brokers have the market
almost entirely to Themselves, Ths Steady
atihe second boa.u with rery little activity At The
last board It was hrn throughout nearly the entire
list with no important hucsusttou. The following
were the closing prices at 43o p. m+: Michigan Ccr-
tsal, sskaTx; Erie. s.has7H Hudson, 1csxelBx
Read. nsKG l14k: II. S. 7ssa7s; G. d. r. ssk9Mk
Gold closed steady At ls7e1z7S.
GoTKKANK1Ts,
The aepftsson In Government securities continues,
and the tendency Is st toward lower prices. Country
t,2nks are hcc SELLERS. InreAicrs turning these
securities into money In order to make other invest
p1enss. Many merchants also ind themselves compt-
ed to sell. Adrces from Europe also tend to weaken
the market. State bonds dull With very little move
Meut. Money in moderate demand At per cent %
call Supply ahunasnt-
FxTKeLrrN.
Petroleum STOCKS were qulet to-day. with sorno
activity In lit Hole Creek- Cherry Run. sic; Fee
Simple, &c; Germa1la, S3cs Manhattan, &c: In
chanan Farm. &c; EXCELSIOR SC; Eeydtiek. SOC .
Rynde Farm SIC; Pit Hole Greek. f11.I0; Tack. SOC.
United states. $:S..o, Webster, sls9; shade River.
$3.50; Benpehof Run. sts.o: Palmer. $2,6a. rrro-
1cum market rm but quiet 1t 549 Toe for crude and
6n@s24c fo- refined tn bond. Sales are small.
DIT uoo4.
The following art the quotatons ut the Dry Goods
Exchange: brown 6heet,ng-standards 13c; Ned.
tosof, SIC: Peppeseu, s1Xr- BIeAchtd Shtetags-
lons1A1e. Ss4c; james MIL 81 10 Is inch SCI Bates,
dc Prantt-Cocheco, nc Garner, 25cs ArnosknaR,
25c- DeIaines-usmllton. sic. Balmora1 skirts-Bfn'
ue1s. scsno. Spool Cottou-Coates. *i.os; whitman
tic, Soc; Lcck Melhnes A A, 67Kc; Everett. &c,
6trfpfs-HaymAkcr. sc; Pittsne1d, sc. Dcnims-
uaymaker, sxHc; York. toc. Corset Pepperest'
4oc Eaumkeas, 31Hc. Ryovn Drllls-Standasd. SIC ;
Winthrop, aoc. Canton Fianneis-Frrmou1, 5Xri
suffolk. 57Ac. Kentucky Jeaas-tniou. ;oc- Hoop
Sktrts-Meyer's lXI X Inch, n to 10 hoops 479soc
r dozen hoops. -.
The following dispatches have been received TO-
day:
Providence, Il. T., Nov. M.-MArEet quiet and some
demand fer cotton ty spiuuGs, but 1t lowpFices-
DosToS, Nov. tf.-bLkrket better. a good lively
trade beng transacted.
CIScIxxAH, Nov. 1L-MArktt inactive and more m
settled, buyers holding back more than ever % cotton
goods. Toolens are In moderate demsud 1t fatf price
ST. Lor1s, Nov. 1L-1rade moderate sheeting sc
prints &c. Weather mild
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1i--Trade dnl1 and unAett1ed
ow1ng to the downward tendency Of cotton and fab
rtes, Prices unchanged.
F1uApFLrIt1A. Nov. H.-pry goods market dull
md uusettrd P1cea of cuttons farnf buyegs. Wool
hapged and quiet.
, 1865-11-15

NEW YoRx. Nov u.
co11os-Durl, heaEy md declmiug; SO for mid
ding. and by suction to-day. l.S4 hs1es Mobile fof
ise for stsiet middlins: ixa ike ID low mlddllng
Excite for good ordinary, and Sfc for ordinary.
ss.assss fp1 e1tsa ssate: ssH9ala ior eeeamea Y
good shipping brands extra T. L. o.. and 3S1s9l2.l0
for nade Gssnds--malMfet r closing Suist,
WGRACx-Nhtat 18ec better, Cios1rg rather quiet nj
$iMxio for am6sl sIifxaakee; s2tla rs for new
amber State, and very cho!ce do On P. lye dn and
Csnada Eat, sp1 fl.s 1os Canada West nasaey naat
steady Saes Of new At &t.t5 Corn 1t better: Sa1cs
stK9s1c fer unso9qd. aad s.9sSs@ @ fos seund M mixed
and cog sc for sound mixed Western. :,
PEoT1aloSs-CoGee nrm. Molasscs uf!1, Sales ot
Porto Kico at sac@1M. s1E1f outlet. sales of Cnba
MuRtoFsdo 1t 1lala1c.
PTTEo1rrA-Flrm at 3SA@abc for Cfndet hl8h1xc
for rtfiped IN bond. .,....., .,.
@iinass, 81 for Mess.e!ossnE = tN2s easn, @ nns
1ioo fes rIair meas na sl4oos l7oo tr extra mess
1ecf halus In demand and rfMu Sales o. We.tefn q
arrive u Tic. Eacon dull. Cut meAts aulet u 3H@
s.c Tor Ihou1dera aud ls99c for hams. Lard dull q
2;HG HXc. Butter demand At 11 &c for Ohio and
I0ess3c ior state. Cheese frm At t49see.
, 1865-11-15
f,fnctunntf Market.

L1nciU0N1f Market.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Ttibune,1
C1AcISSE11. HoF.i
F1orr-Dull. sales Of supernoe u s7.so; extra At
$500
GRAIs-Wheas-oldr red quiet Lut steady. Sales pRtuae
At tttNQs; choice At s21o: new white 1t s2oo: red
prime 1t s1.a Corn In good demand new at axe
she1lcd SC old relied a5ssc Oats Arm nt soc.
Kye steady and IN falr demand Al ssaAc. Barley
unchanged. .....
PRov1uoxs-o1d mess pork dull at fl oo8s - nes
In fklr demand. sslrs st $:co. Green shoulders &c
tive. sides duli nj &c. Hama IN good demand. Sale.
1t t7H@1sc. Bacon steady Shoulder At 16c: side.
1t 1sc clear stdes At tic packed Lard active; lea
nj 2t97sAes btcaru rentezen Al 21xt4sXc-
uoGs-Rcceiptt 4,sfs. Axtket duu but prtc8;
cot any lower. Light averaEea sthTss1l.5o. Heaf1
sIt.isSf2.n.
MoSKY-ste1dy.
E1cuASoK-F1rn II last Quotations.
, 1865-11-15
NEW YORK EATTLE MARKET.

tEerorted b. Telegraph exclusively for the chlcago
TriAune.1
kFw YoHx, Tuesday Evening. Nov. II.
| BEEF CATTLE-The total recelpes Of Beef Cattle
for the week ending to-day arc slpe head, Of which
400 head fresh- The market Is very haevy upon
common stock prices ruling =. sbo per head below
yesterday, The market closes hard.
snEEP-Heeaved. $4,000. The supply ii full, snd
Tic marie. D1m quotations. First class RID extra
Ia good demand The current prices are. Ordinary
107xc; ns1t claBs, s831cs r1trs, 8k89c; lAmbs'
9a1cc-
HOGS-Eeceivtd, 17,5o0-as many ~ on TusdAy last,
The arrivals Jsst week heavy, aud prices fell.
This weak the srrtvala LIGHTER aad atotk better.
Market stronger, quality good, prices l5X9t4c.
SpLDN EoDEsoN,
, 1865-11-15
n. $. DAVIS. !
J. W. FrEER
J. P. Ross, ~,um;,te
Il. HITcHcoCE.
1tALrH n. IsuAH4
u 6frJefrEru,

This LENGTHY snt able memorial was at once
adopted by The meeiD2 witbont discussion:
Hyeicpic Kesulatlnns-Uas then again taken mp and
f1-fead hy Dr. Bo1,tster, 70! the henedt Of dozen
or ia nao Se u 81 tps
&c enough in warning people Agatnst attempting TO
treat themseises, and be would HE TO See hist
point enlarged 7 on . II ht'is L, @o.e anli{; ,-,
explicit IN regard 10 expelinE damppess rom
buildings by means Of aritcial heat Indeed there
were also one CT two things in the report thai Y
would be well to consider more fully and reflect
upon before they received the eanctton Of this body
For INSTANCE. after condemntns the use Of heating
and stimulating mixtures and strong astringents.
the direct Recommendation u made that when The
patient ie Threatened be shsn be placed on bis back
and external warmth and atlm1lauts applied, but
that word "ftfmulants' - viii cores MI the brandy.
mixtu1essf 81 should be more clearly expressed:
The speaker next recommended the application OF
dry warmth to patients in the rst stages Of the A..
tack but condemned the use OF any sort Of rapidly
Ur. T. II. Frcc1 thought it would be better TO
have tie report rewritten and IT, topics more
@oee tEosoushiy esie1ssd By opponeuts ia Inc pto:
fessinn than the report OF the Other committee and
should therefore be more carefully prepared. lie
1n1.tee.
Dr. Allen was Of opinion that The report OF the
Committee should be amended In some way 60 As
to te published at once. as the aetion Of this meet
Mr. Freer withdrew his motion.
Or. Davis moyed that permission be given 10 the
Committee to revise The report, In accordance With
tlc amendments suggested BY this meeting, Or a.
they Hay aeem necetsa!y, beiosr SLOWING Il to be
published, md that they then make 1t public
through the medium ofth pscsk.
This motion was 1ftet come discussion, adopted.
b!r. H1sumIIr offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Rttared, Tint Or. Blaney be requested to pre-.
pare IN article On the subject Of '9Disiufetuves,
End for the information Of individuals and the u,u
nicipa1 authorities, which shall be published End
circulated generally among the duzeas-
The meeting then adjourned