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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08

remained thera NATL the Alb day of
Jane, when they returned to Memphis;
from thence went to Collierville, La
grange, and Pontatock to Tupelo, where
they had severe eRgagement-with the
enemy, losing thirteen killed and
wounded; returned again TO Memphis;
remained at that place until august sth,
when they moved by Holly Springs, La
grange, Oxford, back to Memphis, hav.
ing lost in skirmishes three men; from
Memphis moved to Jefferson Barracks,
Mo-, and from thence to De Soto, No,
and again returned to the Barracks, DC.
tober LIST October ID, marched ia pur-
snit Of Price, then invading Missouri,
marching on foot over seven hundred
miles in twenty-five days, and losing three
men in the expedition; the regiment
was then ordered to Nashville, and took
part in the ENGAGEMENTS at that place,
and lost IL men killed and wounded !;
was tkan ordered down the Mississippi
river, to New Orleans, and from thence
to Dauphip Island, ADD from thence up
Mobile Bay to the moath Of Fab river,
aud thence to point Between Spanish
Fort aud Blakely, ana participated IN
the siege and csptnre of Bsakely, losing
10 men; from thence vent to Montgom-
cry, and from thence to Mobile, STRIVING
a. the latter place June Sth 1865, and
remaining there until the 20.h June,
doing guard and patrol daty, and At
which place vas mustered out; the regi-
ment returns with 462 officers aud men.
Brevet Btigadier General Dan Ma
canley, the young and gallant eomman-
der Of ths nth, was then introduced.
The General professed to be inconpe,
tent to the making Of speech, but
managed TO say some good things In 3
graceful way. He said the llth had
gone out TO battle against the World, the
TIE hesh and the devil The world was
now standing, bat IN hand, 10 do the
honors TO the retnrned soldiers; rebel
lions hesh was Wondering in unhonored
graves all over Dixie. while the devil
had been Gagged, and was now on exhi-
bition ct Fortress Monroe. He said the
triumph of our arms in subduing the
rebels was greater than any the world
bad ever seen, not because OF the great
armies We had 70 conquer, bat because
it proves the Government Is not only
free enough to choose its ewn rulers,
bot strong enough to sustain them The
General bore willing testimony TO the
uniform good conduct Of bis old regi.
nsnt They had always been sober,
orderly and polite, With fewer exceptions
than smong any body Of troops be bad
seen. They lad never left q town or city
to which the Inhabitants would not have
gladly welcomed them back
Breves Major General Chapman then
made few remarks, eulogizing the Sd
cavalry, which he formerly commanded
Colonel Spicely. ofths 24.h, also made 9
few remarks He was followed by Col-
onsl Murrsy, Of The seth, who made g
brief bot very appropriate speech, which
As there we're signs Of a coming rain
ended the ceremonies, and the crowc
dispersed. 81
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70 Correspondents.

The blathsrskitc who edita tho Boon
vile ERqufver, says we are trying to
force negro equality, socially and pOlitl-
calIy. We're his charge true, be at least
is safe. We could not force the most
infsrior of cotton Geld hands in the
South, down to bis level, mentally or
morally. As Fred. Douglass said % .
white mau who wanted to marry his
(Donglasa's) daughter, so would we say
to the editor OF the Enquirer, 90 white
skin--(we presums II 10 wkiss)--is your
only recommendation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08
BOOKS.


At DOzkLL's BOOK STORE.
DRLs1 ETT wusi 8; rELgClIDH TkoA
tbs sEYFes e khcuEats { ~. Lincoln.
The Yout.s's History ffh Bsbs lsas y ThsJ-
sr ssry iutsfe Il Gwsk
l.ifs Of HsF &c Mzbr- frer
Tue Plolssr 80 Llfs Il Abrsbsp II eo's,
ADAPTED th- youag. alf
Ia Ferry ,; a Llfs Of chsss, ssAPte1 r me
ySuug.
me Tarnsr Bsyi Life Of drsst. saapise Tor
the yOuDg-
Tie : b. kiax Bayoss' b Hes-sr
The 100 Of SIS . ~: b. Mrs. oiphsDL
eChrisaEsr J. isaake - y sH-koE of Joha Haliiax.
Thso. Lstgb: ais- Il. n@s
Love asd Pride: b. Mrs. Grey.
Hs'tai: pes sossl vabi-sss b. EaEpsr.
Lis Of JaIi1s @s4r; 81 Leals AspoIsos 81
Edition- =. -. q. -
All fh- wcrka Il HswtbOrn.
EJ DoBsLL begs % hank hss eastonsrs for
support, Aad 20 glzEGafee 70 then tksf he reduces
All gr1ess e. soon a. done 20 b. publishers
A fsil ssppsy Of School Books, a., FIR Coantgy
Merchants a. lowest prizes. iy1o-sw
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RULEs ANp REGULATIONS.

I. Ne papers xfFss ASsyas The ca n ter 9, 70.
ErAtsAtsas efreusAtiOn.
4 No AaEsrtissmsntss local aotioss Q pufsia
srtsd unless prepaid % pay saArAaissd,
;. AdsSrsissnsats I'll never Be AreomPaoseeb
local notices ualsss eoairct 1. made 10 that eeSt
and valas recsive8 Tor the artics. ''
Z. No = Local SsfaSa.'. ho~sser short. wiz
inssrtsd iOr ls~s SAAa oss DoIiar s.eh dsy.
. Marriages, Funeral aud Eelizions Nstioea
ness invariAsly Ss paid "a aAvases to g. urs In
ssrtton.
q Nc dsnsisney on the part q carriers WI e
mzas good ~ the olaoes- shs. carrsers tsil 20
leave papers - ord~rcd and dipuot- sAsy aust
pay for their eArelessness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08
- ABLlSf1ED, 1881
soergies have GER

~. -, NutFkIts hAFU CtI'
ms wisdom, skiii aud = seh as those Of
family been taxed as mt aud viii
any eommsnd-r ia the 6ei~ L.s been
results sos less i'm portant. He. ID
ably assisted By his brother Hen Ii
Cooke, aud Il G. Fahaestoek--oO. =
partners in the Srn Of jar Cooke & Co
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08
MACKEREL.
MACKEREI1g
MACKERELy
MACKEREL!

THE sdditisrai arr Al per steamer Tsdiaua
A our stick Z Mssk rel baud sompriss ths
Loving steek - heioS, Which 90 are eb g
onsr - purebssnB ~ rsdncs9 prices On secos 81
o. Low freight bJ w-tsr:
80 Pbls. Ne 2 ga Nsci srai. raf
40 aAlf be 2. 1s54 da ksFsl.
roo art- bii- No 2. 1855 AsessrsL
$50 kits 1874 So k-gs- --f
70 Bbls. 40 D. 1855 is-Rs bsek-foi
Is HAsf bbts. s.. 3 1865 isrgs hAeksrsl.
100 Eta o l. 1874 Hs : l.
10 Raj btl- H.. ]. 1854 Maekersl- =
200 res 40. I n rriss-
ZU0 30 Iargs c. 3 fsh
8 Hair bbIs. Bb = Fi-h.
", - b. A D. HrigANg,
fsegtE-l.v r 20 c. Man street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08
IQ74mmO

20 say nothing OF his CARRIER undertak-
ings, or the large amonnts of bonds ta-
ken BY this hrm 81 the lettings to the
highest bidder. Although other causes
than inpeEfeet agencies retarded the
subscriptions in the simmer and autann
Of 1868, it cannot be dsried that subss-
qaent- success vas, chiefly from Mr..
Cocks energetic direction. His efforts
have certainly bssn ss=uHcsaaing and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08
Onr Returning Braves.

The 18th, seth, 24th, and 67th (consoh.
dated with the 24th) regiments, had
public reception at Indianapolis, on
Friday. Also detachment of the Sd
Cavalry. a
The proceedings were opened vita
prayer BY the Reverend Mr.. Nsw, him-
self soldier Of 1872, after which Lieu
tenant Governor Baker, in the absence
of Governor Morton, whose i'll health
has made il necessary for him to seek
rest and recreation, made the opening
speech. Colonel Baker made . few ap-
propriAte remarks, acknowledging the
debt of gratitude the State and nation
owe 10 the brave men who have perilled
thsir hves in the defense Of their coun.
try's honor, and then introduced ColoSel
Tom Ssillwell, Congressman elect from
the lib District. The Colonel made Q
very pretty little talk to the boys Chap
lin Lozier then sung = sOsg, and General
Hover made speech, which the Ind.
annapolis Journal says was "slightly cut
of his usual vein in some particulars -
Governor Baker then read the follow.
ing skeleton outlines of the regimantAl
histories:
TEE ELEVENTH REGEMESr
Was organised for three months service
in April, 1861 After remaining for n
short time on duty at Evansville, was
ordered to Cumberland, Maryland,
masking, while there, a successful raid
on Romney, Virginia. Alter the expira-
ton of its term Of service, returned
home and organized for three years
service. In September, 1861, the regi-
ment. under Colonel, now General, Lev
Wallace, moved to St. Louis, and from
thence to Padueah, where it remained
until General Grants campaign up the
| Tennessee river, in which Il took an act
i've part st Forts Henry and Donelson
Shiloh and the siege of Corinth; Their
marched overland to Memphis, and aftel
remaining there a short time, went Il
Arkansas, where il remained some eigh
months, making in that time some i'm
portant expeditions; Was with Genera
Grant in his grand campaign agaiHs
Vickshurg, participating in all che i'm
portsnt battles and skirmishes OF tha
campaign; then through the seven day
seige and capture of jackson. In An
gust, 1863, went down to Matches; theme
70 New Orleans. and joiasd shs Westsrl
Louisiana expedition under Gen. Basks
the regiment than re-snhstsd, and cam
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08

nsIm bOfd's Extract OF sarraparrIIa
eleaHass "a uSvat@a The b. ID Insults IN. sgxtF
81 hsaitb isto tbs - Tn, add Durgss out tbs
hurrars sssf pssks dg@s%4~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08

< cAsTs-JU>T OPENED AND FOB SALE IN
JJS5. soHAPKER& RUssIsGs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08
FallCalieoss.


0CHkPKEB . BUssIEG RAVE. JUST HE.
- esivsd nsv lot Of nice Fail style Ca ic0es,
which they sell 81 less than the Agsnt's price.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08

We will manufacture all Kind Of TebAceo 10
We VIII assure the whoiesAls trade that wacAn not
ba undnrsold In the West We hsvs besn en-.
waeed IN the Tobacco business feT twenty years.
We are prepared 70 sxscnsa eur werk IN the nsAt-
Of dealers 20 cur To6nece.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08
Coating and Pants Linens.

x CASES ASSORTED KINDS AND PRICES
~ OF Linen Decks and CoAtings, Just opeue 3, al
JY26 sOHAPKEB BUsSf NGes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08
Pipes! PipesI

We also have . very large stock u BFaax and
Fancy Pipes on hmnd
Merchants IN want 81 Eeeds In eur line are re-
questsd 70 esll and examine eur STOCK. which they
VIII hna extensive and 0heap. GE
FactoFy.--COr. Water and Locust SIS.
sALEsROoM: "a
NO. 23Main Street.
EvAxsvu.LE. sxD1AaA. >
r. FENDRICH a. BROS
mra5-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08
DRY GOODS.

Hieaehed and Brown Shifting.
A LARGE sTooK or BLEAnHED AND IN.
"A bleAehed Shirttnga, lust opened and Cor sale
1t Uy26I sCHAPaER BUssIA0's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08

We alse cali ina astsnsiaa 90 Wholesale Dealers
In our trade 60 examine our larSs and well -.
leessd atook Of CigArs- We have on hana Tnree
MKflAcn % CigA-B, which ware m@nnkActarpd ey
ossr this stock ef cigars at Eastern prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08

Bosom and Shifting Linens.
A LARGE STOCK OF SOFT TIHIsHED
n Linens can new be had chstp, At
iyzs. sCHAPEkR i BUssINe's.
, 1865-10-31

1864.
Retired.
Brig. Gen. Geo. D. Ramsay.
LEfyime1,

Nal Gems. John e, Ffcmonts Geo. B. Mcclellan,
J. T. McCletnand, Thos: !: Gf1rtende1: bttg
Gems ShaeksloFa & HillsF Haa 7. noS1s, H.; !
gome1y, D. Tyler, ]. D. Stevenson, ": r. OtMe
G. l. Gsthtes, Jas, y. Tuttle, Z. f. Eustts. Mm
7, H. Brooks. VIM. y. Smith, J. Dowen, 4. Tyn
J. White. n. Dov. II. D. Mason, Thos. l. RoWies
4 W E5}et
, 1865-10-31
NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

AERIvED.. %.
S,%5 81 fs Ss;sid
P1pp Union, Davis, Bayae1d, suadrtes.
FEE fTope easts SSa1s assa g?sa ao h'
Ifop EnGalc. Cation, Rn6aio, snndr!es.
frop op Ess., Rsp1:dy, as Mons1ssi s saadsaes
::sss ifs es'ss " ST !ss
f'ss sEsss VT ss ss sss e';s !sss 81
fsss asss, anRs sps:sa;s sbe,
iis1sae Iaclde: ftcaaxs!l rsasaakte; 80 n lsmbez
pss 6 s.
Il |ss; :s as'@ K'as''oD ' tons pig IRON
Bsreae ST Gh1slss Napier punsansoa Port Stanley.
Brlg Sam Hale. Stretch, oconso, f~n lumber. 80 N
kis i seyao0F. Fsilows, Fish cfssk, 70 eds wood.
nr1r foene @ 11as4tc.. Ames, Buasle 10 tons seosl.
sehr mos: Lumms, Thompson, col'ing~ood. 10 m
seAF is5;sgg ss1e1 Doyle eoasr0oa 100 nss 20
sear EosS!s Ennsts. otsh.m. sassaav. u n lumber.
81 seaF asae; aanss iamss
scsr Nope, sssaley. sheooy yEaa, go h1 aheat
% SUI 1y1os. l N sruisb, NansoHoe. sSo b potstoes
SF SsSF h1s Ia h1ssa o sss s Ct
schr Midnight lasnaer, cioyeiand+ 70 tons COAL 10
sehr WIa Ksy nor Towez. Cleveland. 70 tons coal. 5.
sehr Golsnsaa, s creye.ana rs tons COAL,
Ethf Fa{toas: TIiatsE Gsysisa 70 e. 'oas ooa. oa.
scAr Atmosphere, Anderson. C!crcsnd 70 toas coal
!Ss Sfssr1 @ S !es. ess q. eoa
schr Ellen Williams, GFals 81 c'as, 10 n lumber.
sch1 Ataebafon, Knight, Gay City. 70 "a lnnnoer.
sshs SsxIiniaf biraisE, fgaaIos i'd tom coal.
81 81 Saaesi xsS hase g.;
EchF Metropolis, SInnos~ Hutalo. 4c1 Tons coal.
schr i;.U. Cooper. Harvey, Bntaio. !: !9 btis sslt
Ell Ell Rtsai. Hoilits. Jill = ossssc. Is faas sesi
schr u. IsliaEd. Doaohue, Oswe=n, 2oa? bEta salt.
sthr Onward, Lefseyse, OsveEo. :.lp1 1tls salt
sssF E anee a,ss i M
schr Gaseade, ~ Cherry. ononto. IFS n lumber:
sthr RrhaE1 Noss sawyer. uconto. 1'e m lumber. 10
schs DeEnask, Edxa.ds, Ford River. ~ n lumber.
sehr Ete1nor, Harrison Sturgeon Bay, ~ u luube-.
schr Warren, 1arysou, Gfana Haven, Il u lumber.
sehr L. Ge Y. g. G!ant. becker Bay tiu Noe. 1s eds
WOOD. 10 na pqsa!ess; Ga $ s;rn o.,n
a fsep IT nicn. n Ds1s. Iisaaass. siT sanrisa
F9P F19P Toep'aia oei n es Eoanas. e 81
ifop 1SanS "a Aass!ss: sns Davis oxaensnaEsh ' au
p,,n feo s1Sotae Rest,so rr,,o,,o, ,rnt,t.s
safaue Msr5 Mes1l.s, Mnf1s;, Fofs colaosae. ou
sehr j. j. sewhoass. rstes. Port colDorae 1915 sa
sehs Jesse, smith, Kingston. n.xa hn eota-
schr Atttes, lanphetE Ru:1ao, Z coe oa r. s. o,t.
Ell sea Essaiase, aaSR p1sissea, sass
schr Nettis Weaver Ksy. Boaaie 59 51 Do a.s. s1'o
Sehr irntS "a Snnis HINT ruualo l. GO bn CORE
, 1865-10-31
LIFE. GR0WTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. s. Il. Aliens ttoTf1>s
Hair .Restorer and Dress
ina ia4gorafe, strengthen
ana 1engthen the hair. They
uct directzy etp01s the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
1uired 7so,&1~iszanseat, and
natural color. and beauty
returns. Grey hair disap-
pears, bald spots are COP
cred, hztr stops falling, and
zst1uriant g1o.cth is the re-
suit. Ladies and Children
stfN appreciate the delight
f,sz fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance anepart-
ed to the hair, and aso fear
Of sostta,g the skin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress. ::
sssa hy All Dzassis<s.
Depot 1893 L 200 GreepWich St. n. 7,
octoralSes-rH aAtru q
, 1865-10-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.


MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 30, 1865.
The money market Is gradually working closer
cyetg day. The bankers are shipping currency
daily to the East to meet their drifts, and there l.
steady drain going Westward to pay for the produce
being RECEIVED This 1eauces the amount o1 CUT
rencr In the banks, and they consequently less
able 10 meet the demand for losns, which Il 1T pre-
Lent quite active The leading banks are aecommo-
ating their beat customers at ten per cent Per a-
mum but eeeondclaas paper is generally thrown
aside. Produce psper Is plenty, but unless aecon~
panied by shipping bills, It II generally igno7ca.
The ..corncr" in wheat has stopped all ship
ments for the present, and there ia very htte ex-
Change making. The market for Eastern exch1nge,
therefore, Is unusually close, and rates hare IN up
wa1{1 tendency. The counter rates were drm ut par
buying, and 1~10 prem. selling; but round lois were
sod by the bankers to each other at OG1G5c prem4-
I'm per thousand.
The general produce markets today ruled active,
aud generally higher. Flour WIS dull and heavy.
Wheat advanced 618c per bushel. Corn sdEanccd
1nt13c per bushel. Oats advanced kc per bashcl.
Bye was 4G5c higher. Barley was dull dEnin
1eIghts were dull
Gold opened in New York to-day at 145s5t and
e1oted at 1l3A. The following are the quotations
tekgraphed to James Boyd & Brothers, gold
, 1865-10-31

There WAS fair attendance on Change to-day
ard tho general produce markets ruled hrm and ac-
tive The "cornes" in Wheat still attEacts atten.
ton and keeps the market excited and huoyant;
but there IL NO demand whatever for shipment-
The Provision market ruled dull and heavy
Mess PORK w1s in limited request, md We note
sales Of $50 b11s at $300; but choice brands, org
tual packing, are held at f35.O0. Prime Ness Pork
Is oulet and nominal at <e75o9as.0o. Lard ts
neglected. .....
The market ioz uIghwines ruled armer, with
ISLES of 12s bsla in lots At 8. saga .s4A.
Tall0w was quiet hut firm, with Light sales Of
country at tshc, and city at Tic.
The Flour market WAS dull, but there WIS drn-
er feeling On The part Of holdeFa than On Saturday
About ,tOo hsIe changed hands at $7.254b7.s5 Tor
Spring Extras and x5.z5 for Spring Supers. few
parcels Of White Winter changed hands on terms
not made public. .... ..
A few speculstors bese spcteeded In :. eorneEtug"
the mstket for No. Spring Wheat, and prices ad-
vanced 6G8c per bu o7er the ruling fgutes Of Sat
ur1sy. No. Spring was steady. Red Winter was
puiet but H1n. The sales foot up 40 900 bu at x1B0
for No. Red; x1.4s11.53 for No. and $1.1sh9
1.16 fos No. Spring In sose-closlrs firm ut $l-s3
for No. Spring.
Com was In more active demand, aud the nar-
ket attsaneea 1Gblxt per bu. with sales Of 1ol coo
bu at 4Sl i9c for Mo- /; l6H@1473sc for No. ? and
4DG841c for Relected-elos1nR f1m at a3sir foR No.
l, and 57;c for No. .. There were no transactions
in Canal Corn reported. ......
Oats were moderately active, aud &c better on
No. !. and 1sc on No Z, With sales Of u GO bu ut
27k@ssc for No. J. and asG25c for No. 3 In store.
Thesr was IN active shipping demand for Rye.
aud the uaa1kst advanced 4Gb5c. with sstes at $50
5sc for No. i; 63G556c fot No. and &c for Rele
ted In store
Barley vas dull, eith light sales Of sample lots
On tsnck at soG$ LOO. Barley in store was exceed
, 1865-10-31

American school room, household word In
every American home. The catalogue OF
MesSrs. CoHperahwalt It Co., Is familiar
hnndbopk Of tho school book trade. As the
publisher of Wa1Ten's Geography, well
known from long use 10 Chicago schools, !
md beautiful maps, the most exquisite IN any
ot our school books, that are. NOW taking
their place in their editions. speak IN the
snner}ntiye. for the praise demanded In truth
IS no less, and the topic Is familiar
one, for the series is n 1se n nearly
all our cities. AZ IN adjunct Of the warren Ge-
o1aphy Series, there Is q new issue that merits
far more extended description than I hare
room for here, in fourteen charts, mnunted in
nairs on stout pasteboar1, and giving for
Class and family use fourteen admirably clear
ard artistically beautiful maps OF the Poliki.
cal and Physical features Of the countries Of
the Garth, giving for fifteen dollars what has
never before been made accessible in double
That sn1n, and placing within reach Of every
school appliances for visual study Of. the
Garth and Its people that hare hitherto been
denied to all hut those to whom the outlay
required vas not permitted obstacle.
History nd Geography GO closely sag,s tcsethe5,
Messss. Cowpesthwait d Co., in their new,
and e1quisite1y beautiful little School Histo-
~, by Hiss Berard, have placed ready for the
hand OF every school hoy and school girl,
hi,tnr,+ rf tFn T1r1fa5 Qfnfea rnn1puSa1 fnfn
Mssu' .,ssa nara5 ", .. smai1 dnoiecimn nares and
LITE ..at namn,ete Taview ~ the 3IaneTorR and
dine ~ o"r r. h,stnry fTnm tse land.
leu Ieaui ~ roi"n,h1,a r. the dark ay invoked by
ms ssease;n1s " bana - t1at shrnnded 1ha natfon
n mo9Ialag' 1uai T.. t1a 10. Antoa{ "ISn taa
Eses aI tn ey anu ~ eai1,t,ar u j. .s sd af ~
g us nnai p;a plcin us th II tno t es4 ~ q.
tne gteat !ei !e H. "1 ,ss n " racaf;,i
era 0! na!1ona ne. M1ss 31sit A. aastia astGi,
ana svaa mel. WILL nAiutn ~ cSnsiou ss.9ssaa, s..
IL tpas ,sss,1ns swJ, 1 ~ AAA 'e'
the Juveniles. n.z ,,o.o ,...
1he sa!le sns, uaSe S3a os 4;t,. ~ so the
t1ne ai pS' a sn.saa .,.n,ea-aa ~ p-ot
, 1865-10-31

The condition Of the Boston n1ouey market to
dsy shows little change IN the supply ol ioanable
fuIlSe, either in bank Or On the street, although
slightly decreased demand seems TO relieve the pres
sure In some quarters. The call for money ia how
@ z as sf bs s .s5g sssg .s "a nasss ss q,
paJs per cent, and tho rites for good average
paper src 1cry irregular, ranging from 81 to 10 per
Secured 81 good eollatesais sre ob;aned 1t 7per
rent and upward, with exceptional cases at tower
figures. There is no Important alteration In the
business paper paasing slowly 1t per cent, and
lower grades at higher Eates. The demand for
Offering.
- In Milwaukee the money market Il easy, with
Light demand for money. Exchange Oh New
York Is firm, at pas111 Of pc. cent buying. and
u Of per cent premium selling. Produce bills are
bought BY the banks At OK Of per cent discount
70, New York, and X for Buffalo and 0svego,
In New York the money market continues ac-
tive, but IL quoted fuegularly By stock houses.
Accounts haye been made up generally at per
cent and upon stocks borrowed lees has bean paid.
In commercial paper no change. Best names, 7Gs
per cent; good, 3@11, and nir. 1l6E1a per cent.
The produce markets generally asor the buger, md
In znany articles holders are disposed to sell freely
1t the reduced quotations.
in Cincinnati the market fs stringent, not re.
eulr.ng as much from scarcity Of currency from
feeling Of uncertainty h regard to the fnture On
tbc usrt Of lenders Banke,s hare got the idea that
as koon 40 the pork trade opens money will work
cotc, and they are fosesine Themselves for this an
t,cIrated condition Of the market. Rates Of in
terstt rauge nom 10 to Is per cent There does moi
,eem to be much difficulty in p!seing undouhtet
n,per At 1cD1s, or OF borrowing On call. with ampl
eol}ate.als, Ut s61o per cent.
Exchange was ftmes, and We now quote psr95
premium buying, md LILO premium selling. Gu.
rrncy WEE shipped to New York to-day. About
week EGO bankers were bringing bank notes lton
The East. These Il heavy demand for exchange
with vesJ Hight receipts. ....
III IL understood that several Of the most lnhu
sutsA men engaged upon The question OF auendin
he Tux law arc strongly induced to substitute Ia
| mon ssies tor she rtesert system OF income II.
and taScs upon occupations md productions. I'll
, 1865-10-31

11f343Hf0.
u.n'op M,He e. T. seca2 4 e s. nniiou a. IL
rytnfiet, H. C. Schentk, Jas. l.. Garfield.
yrtg1dier Generals ]. #. Denver, A. puryee. E.
Dumont, " W. Dnrna. 4. :. PtAlt, W. B. Camp
r. Cluserct j. F. Farnswonh, jas. Shields, G. +,
Pratt, T. r. Crittendent J: Craig F. L. Viuson. J.
Nagle, A. e; Harding, g. ". Morgan G. c. Dodgs'
Dei,z1er, E. L. tieie, ". K Strong. r. King. l.
FairehlM. 7. L Lame, q. z. Smith, J. F. Quinby
, 1865-10-31
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Among the School Book Makers
School supply and What 1t Means
The American School Insttture-
measrs+ ScberuerhoFn, Bancroft Il
Co--Coxrperthxralt-A Few Words
on school Books-A New Chicago
House and Its Eastern Kindred.
Especial Correspondents Of the Chicago Tribuue.1
P1t1tApEIrHrA, Get. 20, 1855.
gave you in my last some notes Of yisit
to The great dental establishment On Arch
street. It's near neishbor, at No. 512 Arch
street, has the special claim for reference in
the fact that 1t Is part al 9 Chicago faet, and
finds It's reflection aud rising counterpart on
Dearborn street, in our own city. The school
book trade snd the school furnishing interest
have national representation In tho firm Of
schermerhprn, Bancroft & Co., now that the
parent house IN New York city, at No. $50
Grand street, In Brooks great building, on
the corner Of broadway, Is reproduced in
Ph1lhdclphla aud Chicago, and from these
three principal polnts Is extending its trade
throughout the country. The same reference
aud description, save in present magnitude,
will apply very closely to each Of the three
establishments, aud constitute an adequate
and deserved welcome to tho comparatively
recently established representative enterprise
in the Northwest. The business Ut the firm
is
ttscHooL surPLT."
From school teacher to slate pencil
there Is no demand Of an educational charac
ter that comes 10 them amiss and unanswer-
cd. Originally entered upon as pFiFate
enterprise for opening relations between instt
%.&}anr IF loo rnfr,nr nf ayerv rrna mn thu nne