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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
OoroBER .. is@


:
4 nd how "a Is hsEabr sF6sssd sad dir etsd By
tbs GemmoH CauHsfl of ths sity 81 Evahssil ..
that te vwna!H of al lots er re- 81 ieta fyOat-
Hhssi street, ffom l. ns street 10 Cover o.
street. u sala 81 y. causs tAs side Naiks ihsrs-
30 hs krons n - tbs ReapsF Efafa. sed thaf
tbRy atslasw@sh ~ elias Ne. g. hs laid
hoation Of this eFaSr
@Ew a. u. NcGRIFF, Clara.
City cisrk's or, oet. - ise5. ocis 3t
funiea eopy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

The Post Office Department Making
Up its Accounts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
NOTICE.
Notiee TO Tax-Payers.

HOLlC5 10 dA~ dy6Ts.
NOTICE Is ~ RzBT GIVES TO TIE TAX
~ payers of TIE CIty 81 Evnassiiis, that hsFs
received from The Clerk of fis q mmrn Ccuncii
= saf city, t'se Tax bupIicafs fos ne yeAs iss,
nnd that asl nsN rad 70 feeette the Taxes
taired N saic Bap icass
Al persons uho - thair taxss IN fail. wiihiu
thirty days frfm thia dsie. viii be tnfitise a
disoorat 81 tbffe pr esst. ~ The amount asd
th-sa payfrg sftsr the tngfati8a of he thirtt
days. sad wifhfa stHty esys from this dafs. ~ii
u satiiled e fisnount o. oaa aad ona-nad per
cent q the amount
Ny ossrs 10 ~ ths Mayors once, 5n Locusg
sfrrst. tstfesu tsecnd and TkIfd streets
otT-zN jon sCHUBERT. cIiy Collector.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
CITY NOTICES.
OoToBER 4 isss.
.oKpER FoR A PLANx srpE.wALK.

Aad ncW it hereky ordarud @na ssrsctssl ~ the
C0mmon Ceeseil et taA CITY u EvsasyiIs that
are owners o. al lets parts 81 iots, utng oa
81 aejuiniGE tks souih east side ff = hseisr
strsas. froua Ktiiott stFeet 10 tks evaporation
lies Ia said city, cause -he sidewalks thereon 70
be bFuughE 90 the pnaaer gFats, and thai they
cause side-WMik n ~ Ne. 2 tn be laid dewn
thsssoh withln thirsy ~ frvm ths putiiestion
of tffs order.
4. ~. HcGBIFF, Clark.
City Clerk's oHsss. oess Is, 1875 octl5,ss,
fUnFA teaps
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

ONE DEMocRArIc YIcroRx,--The VIM
cennes Sun claims that Knox county
has gone Democratic, We presume
Dubois has also. !. - ~ 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
DIssoLUTION.

Il He PARIHEEsBIP HEEs7OFOkE Ak.
L lag uudsr fbs era ef Hsii 4 Kadd, For.
EaTdieg asd Conn ,Hsson Mefchaats, 3 can 81
Aasafs an1 = hsrf boat prspxlstsrB, fs ehia day
disso1ysd ~ naknel cOnaent gokR d. HILL, hmv-
leg beu sht cut athe intfreas Of q. 4. Ea1d ali
BUSINESS cf ths el1 1rn viii - sstsisd b 5ohu
b. Bsils vho VIII sontinps ths bus's sss e hers-
t0fors- JOIN D HAIL
Fs Q. n kCBD
70 cer old pAeycns for conkia5etlon a tssir
pssTenssss * Q. n, KUDD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
Notes to Contractors

The cammn csBncil of the city Of Kxausvills
WIN reoeivs sesled Proposals. until iNozssstsr the
eths 1855. far grazing, grzyelihg Rnd paving the
Alley situate betwsel First and Second streets,
Ana exteufiHs from Ctsstnat 70 Cherry stree
By eFa ef Ahs Ceaneli.
A. n. McGRIFF, Clerk
City Clsskis ofala, Oct. 10. 1855. ostI3- %
fUnion cory.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
DISSOLUTION.

fTsHE PkRTEEEEBIP BEAST FoHE M.
isting hstHesn J. X swset. ,. y. Brsun
Apd 10 Davis uafeF The hfn nAma u street
bro4a q Co. Was atseeix@d tAs nsutsai ron
sort - She pafties, on ths tsh fuaf, Tbs best
ess sli her sftsF caniustsd ~ tbs old aod
~ Street ard Jehn Du fs uuder the frm
nsms Il street a past., who vii fay All deb .
cSea ~ street, BFean A Co. ard rsceIse a !
mehfss aas The eid Hrni. pilnR "a - sotss
snd secounts trsusEfFsd 10 Brown
= n SHEET,
y HOWL,
JoHs DAVIS. f
We hsvs tust receives one - she larxss, ioss n
marble aesrpd foF sails IN tfis Eaarkst. We Aisc
bsva % Hand a lafgs npmtsF a most bsastifal
caitsFs . on nmenfs. shi. ~ are nov selling at
rftaily feanceg rates. Cau asd see tea bsfoFs
.fuf ehssi a eissaAsEa. MsrsrBan, No I3t. nssr
The eseai- sThEET A DAVIS.
csgT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

Heavy Fine for Carving Concealed
Weapons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

PITTsBURG, Oct. 13.-R YER falling;
two feet scant water in the channel
Weather clear Thermometer, 5l'.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

Eer The Union majority in Ohio is
about 10000, Biz a plenty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
EUREKA BAZAAR
JUST RECEIVED AT rs HAIN St.

JUST RECEIVED AT IS HAIN st.
2 Fralls Dates,
2 Ilr,s Frnnes,
q Ca es SnFdines,
I fierce Ha Saussge,
4 - Dried Beef,
"a BIS No. 4 Herring,
a Smoked %
u Goldfish.
Brls Split HIRING,
3 Haek, Liverpool Salt,
Sacks Fine fable ss
30 Brls Facuse
Bx uatibut,
Bris No MackeraI,
10 rs bFls
10 1-16"
4 Case CapsIcum Capers,
Curry Powder,
o Pepper Sance,
y Worcester sauce.
a I" StOughl0n Bliters,
10 domatoe keIchup,
4 's Olive OIL,
} " Cove 0ysters.
/" Pickeled L0bsters,
" CLAIMS.
IL +" Green Apples.
WHEEl ER, ARMSTRONG a FARRAR,
(Successors to II. A. Cock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
Notice 70 contractora.

{ lOLObAh , 800
The ComEoa Council of the city Of Evansvffis
vii rscsivs saalsd rrsposaiz until hovenaSsr hs
sta, ls63. fsr gr&ding the alley situate between
kim o. Dfvialon Etreetx, a1d extending from
Second to Thire streat.
- By order Of the sCouncsf.--s-
A NJ McGRIFF, Clerk
ssFs-st lUuion copy,l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
Notica to Contraetors.
Nofiee 70 eontractors.

&Ar1EAbkA2 y % leSo.
The ConmoA Council of the city Of EYsnsviiis
viii reeeiye sealed Proposals uasI the ash 6Ay of
ueioeSri lsd5s for grading, grAveli1g and pAsiag
she alley - ps@n Chestaut ana Cherry sfTosts,
and sx fendirg srcra I'll frd q Feurth ssreess
~ crder Of the Council
a1 .F 81 An McGRIFF. ClErk.
City CieEk's o1cs. September IS. 1855.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

FoRrREss MoxRoE, Oct 1-Quartsrs
are being prepared in Csrroll Hall for
Messrs. Clay and Midwell, preparatory
to Their removal from their cassmate
prisons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

SUDDEs DEATH-Col George Briggs
died very suddenly near Canaan, Jeffer-
son county, few days aga. Says the
Madison Courier:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

We are Informed thai be ATE hIs break
fast in apparent good health, as usual,
and weut about his days work. Subss-
quentIy friend who vas with him OBJ
served that be was trembling, and in-
mediatelY went 10 him, bot be died a.
most instantly. Mr.. Briggs has long
been a prominent citizen here, having
held several Offices of tSust and profit,
and was "a member Of the Presbyterian
Church. He leaves many friends and
relations to mourn his departure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

.4ht1IIoD9 a 4 - Tt
.hEk .a .atGawaaaw& - 0Ssss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

The Mail serYice self-sustaining.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

q szf 81 ssae .sshi a6i sa a
ssas5 asqsaaf 10 noiI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

An ARRAY at washiDgtO4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
THE VERY LATEST

TELEGR Al II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
Re-OpenIhg OF Southern Railroads.

Gen. HOWard's Visit to the south.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

1(@~% ~%@1-&AS2AO&N 2AJ-1&&4&4A4S Il =
L. M. BAIRD,
PRODUCE, COMMISSION
Forwarding Merchant
AND AGEST FOR
Ohio River Salt Company,
Onee-No. o. North water street
tsgTneriy ooeUPisd b W. n Aiknan 9 ce1
Josxra wEsr w.sErTELTos.
West & Nettelton,
COMMISSION
70 r w a r Dl M C
Merchants,
COR. P0YDRAs & MAGAZINE.
New Orleans, La
REFERENCES:
EyAssyrLIE.-w. }. Lowry. Esq.. Joha D
M0Uxr yxExoS.-s. n. Leavsu worsA, Cashier.
Z T suiiSyAs, Ksa John A. Marn. Esq
CIsolssArI-N. Nrssistoa. Es4. lsePs.su.
IA DoNEALLY& co,
Wharfboat Proprietors and
Commission 81 Grocery
MERCHANTS,
EaStpOrt - Miss -.
EI2-Sm
BRIGGS & WALTERS.
Wharf boat PrOprietors and
Receiving, Forwarding
and Commission
N. mRRcHAATs,
EaStpo1.t : Miss
sl2 5n
xEw HOUSE IN NEW ORLEANS
P. q. 0'RILEY,
tFernsriy of EvaaEsilis, Iaa..l
General Commission
PRODUCE MERCHANT
wsstsFa coAsignmsnts Sc isitsa.
SO. IA PoYDRAs STREET, coRHxR or sxv
LKYEE sTREET.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
EsisFveee--Ths Great West dssa
n. Dus0uehet T. Co.,
ekAERAL
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
70. 80 P0ydras ST.. New Orleans, La.
81 ssefsFs f1r ssis Of su kinds ef Wsstsfe
Azd sopiesfn ffeeues. ooasiEx zasEts and order,
ssleel,ea. aHgzi ca
E.esFioslASB.. ssHA p. rrLsx.
'' Frumpsssss" our siasso--'' sasi.fAsslos % oas
Atm.
PEOPLES wAREHoUsE.
SPICELAND & TYLER,
(saeees.er. 70 8. A. FerA1
COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING
M1RSHANT9,
| TOBACCO RACToRs
Wholesale Grocers.
Canton. KY.
ss&- en
w.s AISis.s a. - e sr soSsss5.
Akin & DuSouchet,
FORWARDING,
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
Merchants,
No. 10 North " ater street,
lorr's Biock. asxf deor 20 n. naiEsn
aus-daw KEAHsvfLLE. IND.
= :. HArauEar. , >. snffTAHes
HAYHURST & WHITAKER,
Produce and Commission
I4. .GrCh antss,
80. 8 Water st., inert 70 r Barnes
EVANSVILLE. INDIAHA.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FUa
wheat, Oats, ESsnna,
Ffs1 Sesa. Lard, Thllaxr,
Drt~d EFufGs Ee~Revan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
o o m IN u nifty at
Large.

VIZ have just returned from the
East with q well-seleeted stock Of
n
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons
~" q
Velvet Ribbon. Plain and Rdeed.
q
Bonnet vslvets. Plain and Fauey.
4
satins and Silks.
French and American Flowers.
@
Feathers and Plumea
Birds and 9.heg Ornaments
Straw, Felt and Silk Hats and
Bonnets.
.
A Full Line Of Cloths for Cloaks.
.CIoaks In 0reat Varsity.
IL
Cloak Grammatical Full Line.
la .f
We Maks Cloaks to Order, in the
Best and Latest Styles, at the
shortest Eotios.
10
A Fall Line Of Lress Trimmings.
La
A Big Stock Of Far for Ladies and
Children.
A Pull Line OF Human Hair. a
Every Shape and Style
10
A Large Stock OF r Eoy Noc.en
Knit and woven H0aiery and
Gloves.
II
Hat and B3nnet BlockA
Ia aai
Notions and Farcy Goods too
Numerous TO Mention.
Let ali buyers csming 20 town
call and see for themselves, COM
pare the price, as they will And Il
as low as IN any city west OF New
York and Philadelphia.
s@pla On. eaii| b BAUM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
A CARD,

WE WOULD REsRgc+FutLY AESouNoE
w - car patFot bat kAYa aJla sa- aiorM
81 Grou a. 81 No ~ niu Street 70 MKsnRg
PASSIONS. - OWLS
Tssss ssafism~s 60 siFom XIV YORg. high.
y re- mmacd a, aed - EasHEaTLr saLte1T for
thfnl g niiu1snee 81 the . tFsn ~ shteh our
eastesaEs have - i4bsrasiy sAlsaasd % us
REiLLK co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

RIO BOOK AGESTs.-A NEW AND BEAUTIFULLY
Illustrated work Just issued, for sale escuately BY
agents ON very liberal terms Address johnson. Fry Co..
"a Hickman street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27

CROTON AQUBDUCT DEPARTMENT--SEALED PRO
~ possls endorsed proposals for laying water pipe also
With the nVne Of the bidder and the date Of lie
will be received At this once until III O'Clock A. NJ Of Thurs
day November 80 1855 for the laying OF SIX feet water Pipe
from point In the Croton aquedc near Ninetieth street
through Nlnetieh Eighth 10 the aque
duct IN Central Park, Eighty nfih street specAca
t0ns aud such Information be necessary be oh
tsDed NJ The Bngncer's onlce CITY Hall park
THOs STEPHENS, ! Croon
RoBT Is, DARRA0H,i Aqueinct
AW CRAVEN. Board
MaxRasrr IL. LA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27

HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTrONEER. SALESR0OM 81
IL Nassau street opposite the Poet Office.
Sale OF genteel Household Furniture all of which
BY Rocheort Skaners, Raven, Bacon Co
Piano Engsh Wilton and brussels Carpets nearly new &c
MINKRA SOMERvILLE will sell at auction, Tues.
Day November a. at the private residence Is East Thirty
Nixh street. Park avenue genteel Housenold Furni
tnre properly gentleman going South, follows
PARL0R-Engish, Wilton and Velvet Carpets, rich
Damask and Lace Curtains and Corces rosewood Suits In
maroon velvet and rosewood satuary marble top Tables
carved rosewood octave Piano. four round corners
full finished, made BY Raven, Bacon Coz ebony ormolu
mounted Csbinel and Chairs rosewood Suit In purple silk
velvet elegant rosewood Extension Table, rosewood
Stereoscope and Stand. 1aO views.
DINING ROOM-veivet Carpet, oak Extension Tables.
carved OAK Bu6e oak Suit In plush French China
Dinner and Ten Sets ne silver plated and cut Glass
Ware, Cutlery, 10.
RRDROOMs.-Enelsh Velvet and Brusacls Carpets,
nearly new; Ptor Mirrors damask Windq curtains and
Csrncea, linen Shades rosewood, maho and black
walnut Bedstesds Bureaus and Chairs, ges Ward
robes, Dressing Tao'ss oval Mirror mahos Washsand,
fiALI--ssiIs finished Oicloth rosewood Xnd mahogany
Hstssnd, silver plated and brass stair Rods velvet
&snp Door MAts, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27

sell this day at IOH O'Clock ID IS New B0wery lots
Silk Dresses Remnants Coats Pants Vests Sheets PHI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27

ESxECUTORS' SALE.-BENJ. T. FAIRCTILD, AUG.
~ ticneer. On Tuesday Nov. % 1865 ut 10 A. NJ, at
East Nineteenth street. splendid Household Furniture
ssng Of Rosewood parlor Suits Pier Mirrors Ensravnss
and Straw Mattresses Feather Beds Pow
Table and Chairs mahogany Rockers bureaus Washsands
Chairs Husband Velvet Brussels Ingram Carpets;
cloths Lounges Crocky Glassware Kitchen Utensils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27

EyOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
II The Pacific Mai Steamship Companys steamer HENRY
CHAUNcEY viii sail on Friday Dee. az u clock noon
Canal street, from A. N. osP. ~, iosin at r. NJ,
Nov. 30. WELLS. FARGO 4 CO.,
, 1865-09-18
| Lcnlie, the Niagara Rope-yvaIker, Mob.
bed AT bayfield,, G. Wan Exciting

We had always supposed that the ner,,ons
feats performed by UarTie Lesiie Tere If
themselyeg attended with ali tha 1,nerr ma.
cessary 10 make them sensatIonai enouSh IN
the people hut by q Ycry recent expcsience
-mIaious goes 10 Show that We arc morn fihera1
In onr notions Of The thinr tban ther ara 4 tber,
: On Friday afieruoon last Mrs Ies}te thonrht
bewou]ii deliRht he nennie of Ravf,-id r a.
m fhn Grand Trnnk Rot1vaw ana ho,;rs. ~.
stretched hfs rone arrnaa ~ Ia,a. 1nu i,,s4sn
Of 90 feot. ho proceeded not nniv to nertnr,1,
Mo crsto.,orv fsst ~ u4y ~ Psttosna ,TOa
, 1865-09-18

We understand that the Directors Of the Boa1d OF
Trade hayc In contemplation the pasessc Of res
olntion, the object Of which Ii to d,scounteuance
and discourage the perniuuns system OF eambling
in produce, which has prevailed 10 auch great e1
tent during the present eeason- We are not In
formed Of the exact nature or the proposed, move
ment, hnt some Of onr aouniest and heaviest mer-
chanis are urging the Board to refuse To rceo.nIzo
as binding all tshort" or "long' contracts, unless
they beas. evidence On their fhco Of being lcsIu-
ma1e.
1twould seem necessary TINT something should
be done 10 prevent the Board Of Trade from being
known only as tho resort ol meso gunble7s and
speeplntpys.
, 1865-09-18
7-30 q. S. NOTES
5GGE RERns.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF cu1caro
We win On orders from Dealers tor the preaer, sc,
OF 80 Notes. fbr shcr timc the tcr1ls hercscSotr
allowed,
A the opportunity for guhscriblnE has past NC cau
no longer receive the Eve p cent two-JeAr Note. ai
par &ad interest IN payment Of ordsr7
J. A. ELLIE, Preslde1t.
, 1865-09-18

nred 10 NV su.rl lots Anthracite F u t4oe01 r. do
for forge ard foundry ne lastsr ~ Sood eee %
manufactured the deat.and l! act!a znd pt1eS Ee9e.
taIly tndfng up, with good Inquiry NJ oafs aa9 tsl@
, 1865-09-18
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.


ARRIVED, .,,....Sens Il
Prop. Sun, Jones, sa11ia, suaar,es, Az
Prop. Young America, Davis Qgde1shnrph sundr1es
Prop. 6. ]. TrnesdeI wilson Granf ifoysn sundrjes
Harque America, Su3Itl. AIusfccnn I'D m iun,her
brig Table Kock Schocpfitu MasErSon i Isl n innher
Br1g AIe1. Mitchell, fhomp4on Neuouiner i ID m
lumber ~-'~r ~ -
REtE W. Lewis. Sweat1and CsHerp 100 tons salt E.Ea
BFtE IT. r. StyClouf. FeI1oYe Ene1e IJsrhar r61IIF
wood and SO telegraph po]eA, ~
Schr. kls. h. Campbell, johnson. Green Bar 100 n,
staves- '' ~ -
Schr. Bahama, Becker, Osweso. eSoo brrB saI. -~eS
sehr. Senator Blood MccaEty Oswego, tal tons coal.
e.s:. Eaua k5sf, Il ~ md.
schr r. Goodefl, Mckee. Forester, 10 IN lumber, II
Gus WOOL ,t, ,,o-,-.
sehr A11is Ihsoop Olsen. Aussesoo. s. N lumber. 40
seh1 NARY llston, MntksEoa. la u lnmhsr % n lath
Sehr jsnst Wrsns Ia c1tV "a n ~ s,,,nhap ~ fs'*
Scn- 4 Si,osae .nnt2t t:y.,1T ~ II tt.ns "a
A r. her - ~'-N' A's 0 -'N" ~ - 'A'''
s.hr Is Eynr Brnvn Sc Josenh X w In1,h.-
schr iinIne, III - ~ TcIfns St Josenh M cJs n Wro.i
III INV Sn,I1~ iscks0n & 3nsenb q eds vnoa
schr IN Fnnt stratton Cleysianf Isl tons rosj
hr scnr ntcht n1H Fi,n III iaa ~ 11;oner
schr fiharfsr Gir.nn Sant;n1socs N ~ inmI'sr
ehr sehr snns ffho.Gs 1i ifsnnwos' Il eoqis Woof
II rs.h -" Ii n. - S.I+.
sssr FseF rsiF 1s s1ees sfsnais IL os. e II o
S111s,,. b. ~ =, -. e -.
, 1865-09-18
The .Andcrsonyllle Property-Arrest OF
tic Party Having. 1t In Charge.

DALI1NoHE. Sept. 16.-A telegram wns received
yesterday at the rrovost Marshai's office from Cen
Baker, In Washington. to Rtrcst G. T. Garrison, Of
property committed to his charge by Capt. Windcs,
consisting Of witches md other property taken
ftom Anderfonyille prisoners. Garrison left in the
HaimonO boat yesterday, In charge OF Capt Hitch
cock for Washington In obedience TO the orders re-
cetycd by telegraph.
, 1865-09-18

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept l6,
The following summary snonz the movement In
Prod1ea and Provisions during tho past Fl hour
year:
, 1865-09-18
CHICAGO DRF GOODS MAnkEr,

r,r,..-. =. aA1CDAr EvKyrso, Sent, ID
Trade continues active and the general market Is
uf At our Inst quotatioos. sheetta1a are
shade higher and scarce, Goods Of al Kinds aro very
active. Wequote:''
, 1865-09-18

GNirS-Market dult to-day, and prices tending
slightly Downward The only sales reported csE
and csrs reyecsed white private terms. Loo 6a
No. amber EAA odereA It $lA0. $1D was pdefet Tor
oa'e hs1d It oc In bags Dhriey higher. tn. per lao
~ tetnT freely offered the street fer good: ko<
LET Of AnQQ In nt1nDa capniIan T. ,3 pf[hft0.
, 1865-09-18
Cholera lnfantum or Summer
Complaint,

y speed1y and externally cured BY the casunntive
tanon I'D ealma ihs action Or the ssoach and may
ue oSc. Rnen ase u ~ sat1' OF mo nA'
Gno9sa Mose1s Snolls G2as FaA sour so@
Want Of Appetite, WIND Ia tao Bowels, Crsmt. - r.
sSsnea aaa s RoMei Aitsstens a1d Ss1SeATivK Ss1SeAaT
bAALsAN. with moro eests!nty sal esso snao '' -
otnE ptSpe!auon yet Offered thS puhltc ,tctucs arc
sold b Chicago BY FULLER FINCH zaACK md
LORD 4 SMITH hURNHAN9 4 VAN ~ y 1SxW 1dn
T. 4 q. ". HOOKER. se9ultFln -
, 1865-09-18

Sept. 1.........,s1 ~ 1a:s sses, ,sss.9
" i5. i5.......... 6o,sss:ss 1M,4laa: Maa
1155 15:::::::::: iS5!;S'sss 8 i; ;s5i| ssa
rotal. s,97aes s1,oa,5l1.ai
LAST wEK.
Glcaftngs. $50 70
balances. 1.lSS, ,121. 81
Gold opened In New York, today, ut 1aaE and
cloaed at 1887. The following nrc the quotations
telegraphed to James Boyd + brothers, gold
brokers:
49," g 1870 ?. ..lSS
11:3o a. m .........t4sx so0p. .m-.-..-...-1aasts
1a:00 P. m......,...1isT 430 p. m......,...1,
On the Stock Board to-day gold was sold at 14a9
14s2ss On the street the market opened ut IL and
closed at l12A,
Silver Is in fair demand at 1sla1s5. The offerings
are light
Government Securities were dull to-day. We
quote:
zz,, ,,,.;,;,,,.. Buying. sy,s Selling.
! oeFen-1Msues.....- " UH
Compound Interest Notea are In good demand at
1oah91N for June, 10aG31osh for July, and 1o1,s
for August, 1861
Climber Of Commerce Stock Ia In Gair request and
the market IL firm at 1o511o6.
Cook County Scrip Is arm at SO for new md 1o1
for old. =
in reference to meeting held In New yort r.,
ruesdav for tbe nurnoae NJ rons,der1nn ths snTe.t
fthe redemntIon Of national bank nofe, t1s 1,,r.
nal 1T Ecr,atrra say. th,t MI the n,aetln. Ie,,o,
vas rrsd from secretarv McCul1och. eInrrss,ne hJe
DECIDED on;nfon that fhe hest ,nteras,s ~ w.
bantr and country rennjred the enforcement ~ =
syoem NJ relenn,1on' te1so-s,,, w.. r..s,.as
fnp f,omntrolrcr f,l,yke cnnonnrtn,, hIs s,rsn.s.
, 1865-09-18

The salcs were NOT very extensive SIC wa Eelos,4
fo1 bonded. present delivery Ohsr a1es s5G s1sd on
the spot 5oc; 100 hrls frea -Sla9afa q g. hos "
board so hrIs bonded for 0ctobcs, seuefA oR''n'A
, 1865-09-18

The Chicago 7tme.L puts the action Of the
Episcopal Diocesan Convention, in the matter
Of Grace Church, Galesburg, in its proper
light. 1t says that the Convention took this
method of condcmnlng "poltics In the pul-
ptt," !" and properly expelled parish which
tolerated such scandal The Rev. Dr.. Cra-
craft nd1nonishcd Lis congregation frequently
and earnestly Of the duty Of sustaining the
government in its efforts To put
down the rebellion. And for This
Tue a.mes thinks he VAS Justly dealt with
W bishop Nhitehouse and The Convention.
1he panhc Will bc curious To learn, when The
General Convention assemblies, whether The
Episcopal Church Of The United States have
any opinions on the political question, whlcl,
VIII then come up, whether % the ,nenary of
Bishop Polk must he ncspectcd.r'
II is worthy ofnote TINT this Dlocess, r.,
vention, which has 50 ssicklcd for the ,e,t..
OF the canons, has passed resolution d4.,,r
Ing an act Of the Illinois Legislature null and
void, and directing the Bishop md nil whom
Il may concern to pay no attention to IT.
, 1865-09-18

ealed celdshnese, he said, was to be fond In the
tact That Dris1o', and the whole eonth or Enrland
hsd long been OF the opinion, nnd that opinion has
MN ihst there should be- mora direcf jnscrcoEs,c
between them and The American great west.
The people Of England want the wheat md pork Of
that it Is believed hat II would be quite praclicabIs
to establish !iEe q packets direct 6ctwecn Chicago
and Brtftol. II John Bull md Brother sJonsihsn
were 10 Determine On such thing, he had MOI H.,
slightest doubt thai II would nj an earlY nT be car
r1ed Into eject ard made success. ne said that b
which this country has so recently e1erETd. 1nd
IN thls connection, spoke MS follows:-NFsoun tn
IT. ,p!t r. sImpsses m have been with the North
great PRINCIPLES Of civilized soyrfpucnt. te rich.s
Of man and the civilization of the world warS at
sh ehke IN and ~ sympashies have therefore eycs been
who have gloried in the victories which you narc
achieved, whose hearts, like mine, were with Won In
a. yonr Iescfss o. 1ortune, ever hopeful and conf
iayor Of the Union and prosperity Of America, and
VIC hope That now your new Union. ccmented ID II
nas besn by The bond Of union between the two
With rs. tn a hopd 20 strong tha. it never can be
bfoker- i l. a commercial necessity that England
ano America should Be at pcaee md work in unison
her .ad y Mas Gf t1s T9sa Sns
ness man. 10 hare the pleasure Of meeting the gen
4enen present, Of addressing them, aud extending
The merchants Of The void weFc, hs contcnded.
Ns great ctv1Ezers. HI had no want OF rcspect for
1niiftag leaders when be said thai commerce id
more for !he Development OF the world than any
oiheE eenlus. It was one OF The proude9i moments
Of hla lie when be was pei mittcd to clasp Will bis
ha.!ds thoee Of two Of our cratest Generals, Grant
and Sherman, men Who had earned the rIatitudo Of
The wpsld by having preserved tbia Crrai couRtrT to
the Ang1o-saxon race forever. With few remarks
on the be1aliy Of feeling which slonld casIacier-
ize commercial men, and agu1u returning thanks
for the hpuor conferred upon him, he concluded.
mp.JanEs xcury;v
NJ 1,,,o, N.U.,-~ 49,. 49,, .sI,.s >.
htsear rc4To,oi va ~ ~. M a9ss ana scty
ton,i frsrt1. =, s,htn,E, and asiI ~ anS ps!
!p,t,sst H. ~ iosAato 70 aAe lew remarks
, 1865-09-18
Tie POrfuue1,n1,n
Marine Items. =,

Iic Portage LIKE Hines.
Ane NoIal rroAnet- Of copoer AZ thr pnrtare Like
Gtna. Ns4 VI AuJ WAs .1s ~~e