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We do not agree with the Chicago
Republican in the assertion that thesuc-
cess Of the New York Herald " is owing
to circumstances which are unfortu-
nately inseparable from the wild-oats'
era of a young country" No. The sue
cess of the Herald is owing to the perth
nacity. with which its management has
devoted itself to the business in hand.
While the Tribune and the Times have
been struggling for personal and political
recognition, while Messrs. Greeley and
Raymond are s~prawling upon the to-
bacco-stained platforms of the Pewter
Mugists of the stews of New York,
Mr.. Bennett, unseen, is pushing the
Herald, sending its agents abroad, who
are instructed on one point only, the in
crease of the influence of the Herald.
While his contemporaries advocate the
claims of a public man-as in the case
of F~remont-that "good may come" to
themselves, Mr.. Bennett picks up a man
of merit-as in the case of Gen. Grant
and forces the nation to recognize
him. No journal in America ever had
so grand an opportunity open to it, to
become the leading guide of morals,
virtue, and all that is commendable,
as the Tribune. and "what is it" now?
A mere partizan. And the papers of
Chicago are no better; for the RepabH-
q itself was established in the hope of
counteractingthe neutrality-suspicious.
and tyranical spirit of the Tribune of
that nifu
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-19

Tbs WzArHER.-ihe Thermometer at DR.. W. Z. LsNh
Drug Store, under the Atlantic Hotel, Indicated the fol
owing state of The weather Monday:
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-19

CIRcuIT CouRT-P6tsmouH--The argument in the
case of Haynes Us. Haynes, in an action for divorce, was
closed yesterday, and the papers submitted to the court,
The decree will be given on Wednesday,. Counsel for
plaintiff, Cassell, Holiday, Judge Scarburg,- pufleid
and Sharpe; for defence, Goodwin and Corprew.
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The Courts.

MAYORS COuRr.-James 0rmsby, fined sl0for drunk
enness and disortlerly conduct, t.
Dearborn & Raynor rs. Charles S%peakinaf. Action for
debt. Attachment issued and security. .t
John McGill fined 80 for drunkenness and ~disorderly
conduct; ,-.
The case of ,WinaDger, charged with taking his cattle
from the public pond without due process OF law, was
continued until to-day at 10 o'clock.
Several offenders were discharged. the court not sus-
tanning any charge of a breach Of the peace.
The case of Jones, Taylor and Bolson, for allowing
their cattle to be ut large upon the streets in violation Of
The City Ordinances, was recalled for a further hearing At
the request ofoticer Sykes. It will be tried to-day.
-. - .---T
MAYORS CouRT, Ri4sm0ah.-John W Dwydr, arrested
on complaint or Thomas Butler, charged with using
threatening language. Charge withdrawn and case dis
missed. -..
Thomas Butler, locked up for procuring the warrant
against John Dryer in u joke, and acting in au insolent
manner to the Court.
Patrick MeDonoaghr rs. Patrick Hughes, action for
debt on open account. Case continued until Monday,
the 18th inst.
William Marks and Thomas Brown (coloreD, arrested
for fighting in the Market. Turned over TO tho military
authorities, -
VIM. Smith, arrested as a suspicious eharacter-proved
to be Il deseIter from the l. :, steamer Het1cll. Turned
over 10 the naval authorities.
A very lengthy case Of elimination and recrimination
touching i've points of law, decnrum and the peace and
dignity of Portsnoutli, was before the Court, but as the evil
dence addueed was so vague and contradictory on both
sides the Cont was at a loss TO decide the general bearing
ofthe case outside of a family quarrel. IN order to bring
the case fully out his honor continued further hearing
until to-day, when something more tangible may be de-
yeloped.
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frauds of perjured rebels on the cleo.
tons.
And again, in Richmond, where alone,
since the wal ended, in a rebel State has
an election of officers having local DOW.
ers and authority been held, so deter
minedly hostile to the Union were the
officers chosen, that it was necessary to
set aside the election because the voters
deliberately preferred the candidates
whose claims were that they had fosght
well in the rebel army, over those who
had been true to the Union in this fear
ful struggle, and the judges of election
permitted the Richmond soldier, absent
in the Union army, fighting for his coun-
try, wa DISTINGUISHED. What shall we
say ofthis class of copper-headed snakes
in Richmond ? Shall we administer t'ne
oath to them and let them goP
With all these evidences of diSyio,,oIty
to the government, of injustj,,e to Iowa
black men, hate to the low al white of
clinging to the dead caro-, az If the Con-.
federacy, of incompatjt., ,Iitv of hahit ~
thought and ideas of With
the loyal states clustering ar,nnd ne
Sre no. u judgments convinced and
our reason conStrained to the concInsinn
tnat reconstruction at the present time
d on the present basis. of necessity
Mus' os anu Is q failure. Can we doubt
snss .nis oeing apparent, a loyal and
PslItotic re. dent and Congress will
1eVtse Iueans. 10y which these rebellious
States shaiI be held, as in fact they are.
conquered territory, captured / n public
war; u.Ltii by free schools, q free press. A
sentiment softened by the sooth-
Ing hand of time acting upon the pres
snt Inhabitants, and emigration from
lhe North and abroad, shalrhave formed
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-19

Onrted states tnaC the negro should
vote. Your 1905 are worth a premium
OF ten per cent. if the negro has the bal
lot. There will be neither fear of as
sumption of the rebel debt, or the re-
quotation of our own from his VOTE
10 this it is objected that neither Con-
gress nor the President can give this
tianchise; it is placed by the Constitu-
s s.on Oh our fathers in the hands of the
nIse eadi States. True, out it was not
tha oK fathers in the hands of
cnnonara lious, dis)1yal inhabitants of
SON HAVE orseoiitivory, who by their trea-
Teal rights hhei.ed not only all their polit-
der = co, ',at their lives, and now un-
NC r; sne Constitution and the laws have
~ ilghl. to breathe save y the clemamov
o. .he Government. Does the conStit,;y
tto'. place exclusive power in the bonJs
vi men who can have no rights save h1
pardon OF their crimes, to he ~saS "
ton itself? onisu'
Independently ofthe question who.p.x
the States did or did not mainta;n .In:l
existence during the rebellion II wo,.ld
seem that their rebellious inhabjtants
must have forfeited, by their treason
any supposed right to exclude loyal in,
from a share in the govern.
nent of the country, which the latter
lad defended and the former tried to
Upon any theory the President
md Congress have full power in
heir own hands. Let them refuse q
State any political power to give any
representatives their seats who shall
lave been elected by an exclusion of
my portion of the loyal citizens OF his
district from the polls in consequence
a constitutional provision of q State
Turing the existence of slavery, made
when no such considerable class Of citi-
ems existed, and the matter viii b. re-
, 1865-11-23
G0bernmFnt Sales.
MALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ PROPERTY At AUCTION
8SA43EAST rx1Y6a 0uuu.

I
viz ssll .s Iaee Auction. ID she eity q ci.rs
f;s7'saf s s9ssi3s1s Is; Rses:;; =
s 1ass L asss ssq eant!nne fe dsy t. dsv, aata
Nc; s
iee e9s ieeS; xMe.s is=s j. damstes .aa rt2 e ~
s.1 Naa W VsTss: Es.:S' i,tSsi fsa5i,s:
fann;4 Eioeks Esosss anssr GI aas5
Ks5 ss1 stf.1 f1.l F1Ds Io 1:sxe Snrpl1 ooei
coe . 2s TS sa5es z: e?fsF ,es y WHff ia
AaIes Au,hasaees Avis: II Haee ee9s 20 r.;
st'1a Ws.aG WAxss pSs se1 a51s
13xs: 10 HaiteT Hos; Eng Boi;. s. wa,p1 paf F n-
s:ssPf sss;:s: ~ IS sis
~ c9itqs = Gese!t; @ H., wason CoStrs: Flnld
rss as osn e:soried ssisT ost,Sis
fn.e1 rSa Isn; Hsrm; FIT , Mapes: aGaw M.4me5s:3
a1f5 sssis 81 at lesa sne!5 slssS s .Iasle a
saae!s na.ss: aaa'ets = @ 4 @aa;essa s:.7 anss
leae,ns: :os ss ps."H9x 8: Hsxoass aSeFss ssts
ssdaii sdaaSisi y = =; EoRe lss Gaaay sacEs i ,as
sa1 sies: Mas sssss sss,s s;,a:ts sst1,t
sasare H. 1ses SaS9n s spo9es z. speades; Resei
ssa s:saf ss Stint sas
Moss:;s sWHigss; WsG;i = AF@y WaTsas 1roa wd:ss:i
g sasefs s a1its ceal
FL ss Il sEss;' Fs''
Also At the samc tine and PLACE. the tolowtn1 m..
CHA2Efy, noN lytnE Al GriHn OTra]n'a Tnni t.sG |
about Is mles 1um ClasksyIl. ""oe AAlu+ |
h, bo1er; Cytlnde-s; Heaters; Fore. Pouo4.
faes WIT el. Ehaft md Crank lar 70 Steam Pfas
~ usn r. 11 ne p;,inses At Fort Doneisou Tsnnssc
Frst.s nai!anE. c:Hasns:o3s y folioSs. v
ald!66E a S,ans ss7h:s :1ls !set: Efsme build.
'Esne B9iI4iag, Err feet. used as Mii,fsrY Piso1
.oo xaE,s hu!lHE SxJs feet used Post ,kerY;
1nne snan saI feet, used ~ PuwHer Mar.
M1o:en Stable ascdas ssabe 9f scysSu
,iIsers stns8 M Ef3Ee Building. lox1s foc nsed 4,
1,a.sss eaIlacks: Frame Bn1ldtnc tpI1 fcxf nsc1ns
III s1a oee III Wcodea ShaEties i;yl1tret
XIX frrt ns- Jua aekro Quaz!eFsi ftap1 BuIldips
n,sa e.. e. Toy. .rnrutnt Work shop Fra:
stane b1llting, 1o1lS feet p1ei ~ ncSI o1ce
=. fr.esms-Cash. IN Government fuatis. @"4a I'm.
~ nssss q IL 4. Eddy Chief Qnarteru1a,ser eo.t
r neaIsss. seaasssst. GE0. ISSNSTEiY
----e- e- Capt + 4. Q. It.
, 1865-11-23

ans demand f0r RYE Was Hight, and the mario
ruled quaet md steady, with aales At 5sc lot No.
5lh@5sc tor No. =. md &c for Rriectrd in s,ota
oa receipts OF No. Ia store sold at 4sc-
taes "as dull and Almost neglected witt
uaafoV fa1cs By saupfe at 31.1o on track. There
LAKE Ffefghts were du!l and neglected. No
gram fFetghts were reported. (.
1nete were no changes IN tho general Grocery
makft slnce Yesterday. and prices were s'esdy and
a small WaJ-buyets only purchasing enoneh In
, 1865-11-23

.IhcEe Wns father more activity IN the F1pduc
markets today, and prices ruled shade a1me7, bu
comparatively speaking, they ars generally dpIl
There IL fatr shipping demand for coarse grains
aun N increase In the speculative demand To-
Wheat. nut Inc transactions are not heayy.
| LUG PROVISION market thus taf, thowG 20 eiens o
E.~1ng ~ fhc. 1hese Is little OF no inquiry TO-
Aees fosx, and nc market ts duil and weak, witt
saas o. 1o hsls New Mess at a3.0o6sa5a. Oh
I aces fo.k u dnu End nominal at &.00G2e 80
1ne aees fosx IA neglected and nominal q,
<IM 4au II anl md nominal at &c.
Asno" Is IN 'alf demand and ffm. with salee ol
s1.a ~ snotee eoau1s5 a. 13al1ic.
%"lncs 'n.n "s4e e8cceeisety dull and weak, with
~ u <@-S'' Al WHICH price wc quoie sales
ol = DIS
, 1865-11-23

I I.,.,--,-..---------- -----------
e latssesl etnsfaAy' md especially aaee3 th
~ou.e o. ne aNssoy lalse psoaaein9 mineal
transactions IN "sioek corner" Wal street, grps
tag ont OF recent operahons m Prairie dn Chen
one man sound hiuteH IN d1e days loser o
$1,0o. having bought the STOCK o. The din of ,
penny. Another man wanted to makn fen hun
dfcds. aud being On The right aide, found hlnsel
credited u1th xso0n+ Anothee sent by nal, m
ace 10 his broker to sell -for futntc dehycr1: sad
On sce7ng TIC enhanced price quoted in the paper.
counted hi1nseifa bankrupt By thousspds. mil M
found Tint his order hid 1led 10 reach IN desTn,.
uon. Another wished 10 paJ for dinner. bonch,
in that time prudt OF t3. .ooo. = S'Nte u AUG
In Philade]phM money u reoor.,d ..s, .ts,o
cent On call. The EofA A,neritcn NJ wo,s.~
eays:
*one Of tho reasons asstene1 f,,r n. r..,.,,.
ne fH.Ia !of money IA tbs West IL that naany Of
crds ~ nj Ell, sslo tneH etopx and with the pro-
muatiug holan ~ Ia ,he1- ~ Aoansr ort sseu-
"A mining comn,Dv h.s 80
work the eoai fields uesr Hoon.ho,o aea .i.l 20
tAl Of $4o0po0. There /. ..td IN ~ ~ ~ W. APP.
-The F1dn-saa ~ Ia ss.t:s.,
culty IN obtaining ninerv to work n. .rtsn., u
~. y .e.ss nes noa county. The demand for coal
10 Rsesl3 exceeds the supply thst teams for d[s-
taoce Of forty miles often return w,thont ,o.as
Theee fields oder teu,ntfnc franr.,ro,.~ -. seus.
and ,,bor ~ eaplai
. ~. .o7nn.. =, ~. ,,,us
ae enin,nss OF 1oe Mschlssn Central Railroad
Tor the second week In November, 1855 were e10i.
B3s against IS a6596s tos the eame tfmc la go
being IN increase of s1,. m n -e's !eA'
80. o.-,I,,s. ~ ~ '+eoe'
.,1.., w VI 'ne eatcaeo and Rock Island
i6alsoao iof thc second week in November, 1865
we1r 2G4,3s6, asnfnst SG6s ss5 for the rsmc tIrne.
last year: being decyrase oy Il ora -. >AlAe
-Thc rsrn5nos ~ ~ S,ts.,-..
!. ~. ~. 1ne hfeA IN November, 1861 we're
Elldass, against fse1,sf1 being an increase nr
faa SCI. From March /, 1863 r.. M n<n .,-s,,,..
es s6s Q3S for 1he s.n,e tfrna 1as, ,..s1 "sauat
go. - et,r sc ~ >s A@s' 3ea3 oe1ns an tn-
@e1zr =, VI <os..~a ]
inc earnings OF the GRIND Trunk Railroad tar |
he week ending November II. 1871. VIVA et-o ~
Iro1nst s16o a,g for Tho ,,,na ~. eo"oH,
- ir.,,ss. ~ ~ e.a "tlc 1s' !cafs being |
-tae earnings oi the Ractne and MlssisstpnI and
Northern Illinois Railroads IN. The n,.t .rsas- -
November, 1865 were 3las4o ,oat,., 80 ~
"e eane a ume l1' year: being an iacreaseol sr7s.
nd!ana was made by Gov Morton At fhr n,e,s..
u IN extrn scsaien or fhc r4o4a,.t,.. - S.IauS
, 1865-11-23
!Gperial Rotices.


1Hs aoSsroa. On HASD Roox OF SECRET Drszi,z,
and Other sec7ess w@th knowing. ~ Ds. J4uas
formerly ofJames' Lock Hospital, cu.tou Hopsess.
New Orleans, L.. and now OF So Randolph STREE:
cticasu, m:no.s
eoaI1szs o1 BooI--Hlsosy, origin, unt..e aad
Danger Of eeczrt D.se.ses such a. syphtr,. so.,,.
torFhes,8 &C., de- Showing how you mar knox vaea
10u have than and how TO .ro4d .hsr.
Also. important Information to tema1ea &C. A.
brJEnes, speciality physician tn tae tre,,,n.o, NJ
sypalia apesz.torrnea, aud tho Other snc.,., o,,,
vAte d1sorder1
Dr. James Is consulted daily at SO Raalo strs.s.
between State and Dearborn slreets,
once open from T. m. TIL sp.u,
Consultations turtoiable
f.a-ceztain Clark street CnIcsyo quacts h.re .
nsna for copying Dr.. James observation-disclosures or
one ia copied IN this paper, bs Ck street Doctor
G> The Doctor ~ ia requested respectfully to etye
credit 20,
, 1865-11-23
0r. HiGelow.

the only Phystc1au as Specialist now In the c,,,
thst ean be entirely relied upou Go TO urx End no,
'aner Disease 10 Eruain IN your sysser. dIa1xu,4o:
your faee AID body besides destroying your ha1,ness
anu future prospects in 1lts He has m.da nrsoo.,
diseases and nervous debility hls study Tor TIM t.,t
twenty seaFs, end Is therefore the Person whom all
aane'ea suouu consult Nd ouc ever heard Of pa-
acnt Of hts not being cured slnca he has been in tc
e's' Hisfepasatoo has vouchers IN al the city pa
pes MS patients and the medical profession, both here
snd an7oad a being tho most skilled Specialist herr
an thorough master of his profession II al otter,
la' cont de'psts; give him ca1- Il Ii oily CON,
non oecu'zcEcc With him to cure sach eases. FL,
1oona afo $spate for ladies' and gentlemen, aa the
post complete In the citE+ Consultations llee and
eonddentIal.
otuce No. 173 South Clark street, corner of Monroe
oau ao'oce from the Post etdce- Post Oufee Box III
Chicago, III. od,ce hours from a. N. toa I'm.
seud for his Cutie to Health, pahtsaed monthly.
rec Of charge.
sor*a AEss rA1R PARTICULAR Eor1cx.-poctor
B2eaow derotcs much OF hs tta TO the treatent AZ
these cases caused By secret habit which run, bo,
body and mind uniting the unfortunate ud,vtlc,,
lof business or society. The 8ad eject Of thrse
eaS habits, Or The e1cess or per years. s to caxtu
and dehiiate tho constitution. destEo, thu pnysIca,
ehd mental dtmtnlan md eaeeb1c the aa,a.a1
9eeltDEs and xhsass the ylta energies Of manhood
The pleasures Of life arc married. the object Of marriage
frustrated. md existence Itself rendered term or M
'easing misery Hsd regret. Such pe4sons especsllv
hose contemplating Marriage should lose no time IN
naSing Immediate sprslcaston a Dr. D., by bts new
featment, Is enabled to ensure speedy md perna.
ent cure.
, 1865-11-23
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERCIAI.
MONETARY.

TEnvrept~ t~--
17,. ,.,,.nt ,,....- S,IAtsa. aoT. 2, 1855.
s,ccn,store N ,rn- -. =. "a'cA Lug o!1eans Of th
-r,,r- nrrni1a,s ae eououy nase ass,tled Sex
sneecb h.. ~ ~ nAklns hs Fort Wayn
conI,,c,fr., ~ - aAy ~ sppfsnend that sudde
,ho.. ,.h. 1 currency wAs probable. Il
~. ~,,,.t.. .45 Poaled In The financial adai1s o
~ual5 poaeaole That tho Government could nc
--a.4A n wholesale reduction Of the circulating
t1..n..4t @ua We asFe had no Idea that It Was The
a .@I",o " ne Lon sec1ctsry Of ths Treasury
Noenu5 disturb the finances Of the county b.
Hs m1ease Which he might recommend. We
Ia" esef1 reason to expect, however, that he wll
atape mauefa 70 that gradual and cure eontrau-
uon "sn lake paace that be viii enerxusfca1ly op.
pose a'i schemes for expansion, either by further
tseue Q. paper money. or By bank credits. md that
ne VII leave no ttone unsurned IN his eGorts to
"3ns 'ae country back safely to aspecte basis.
Nn nienl3 profable thal The dtst step saken will
ee 70 sona al intestst bearing Legal Tender No,es
mo iene oonds but ths "tl have to be done grad
uas else the price Of bonds win fall too low TO A.
uaes Inc attention Of holders. 1t is searpey pos.
etblc aha& The government c.n be Ia such a noaifjon
'oF come teass 10 come, ~ to withdraw from
Gfenlauon the whole Of tho crocnhacks sdost md
uaes eaa on1s " funded gradually. Within two
ytdff, the GoTC1umeut las to coHeuee IN.
, 1865-11-23

a NIo1 AhoNa WoAEs.-A dxg1aeetul riot ac,
Curzcd ycatcrsay afternoon, In front Of a,s1enn,,
bic houec On Wells street which IL kept by Msr;,
Fiil1ns4 woman ot notnrionsly had cha,.cter n
The city. LIB Woods, woman Of the same ch,,.
actcr, attempted to make m assault nuon a ht,t.
famous Maria The latter intercssd to o,ss tes ,hs n
child. I'D 1he woman, becoutng. tnfaTlaled se,ssd
dcmoii1h the windows. One amer ann,tcr Trge -,
Ahi.ercd into fragments by the ytrseo and hc.I ~
nsr hands wste i1ehlfally lace,atef b. fhe brolen
and 1t wae not until posse Of twelve noiIcrTne,r
arrived that The disturbance could Ie 1ne}ied TS,s
woman Woods, who had just neca rplssed from ,he M
Bs1deWeI, WIS conveyed 10 the Armory.
A WIFE BEArEn. -So1thropC G, Younr. . e.rnsr
ter at tae new Cattle Ya51s, uas arrested vester-
day, en- complaint: Of hts wife, and taken before
Justce NFoRn fof examination On the chsrxc o!
abusing and beating her: 1t appeared from be.
statement that the husband has dc-crtcd hin faniIr
1ur Two months and refused TO gre tnythirr 10
d Ss ,wo 5 ,f1sp r1RpGif sh1s ,eas.1 e poor
.nu5ion; On Tuesday, che Wcnt out 10 the caftIo
sI sio' %he<e Young WIS at work and yenturcd 10
comp5x1nr M loI s noEey to Ra her lent Instead Of
10y NOV on the 1rcas. and fellcd her 10 tic
hi1oIa4. IL lhr case Mas continued for lew dayt.
s ~ s giving bail for his appearance III The
,nd.y,ane7 nd.,anoer--on 1n"n Tuesday nfch. IN ezcstcd {
,,,snna mn Men Of The olarn TING d,srnsed IN ,ooa
.,M,-tt',c1 ~ etsca'e srudsv ncasan,1tc. M ~
eenuaauca on III 1ca1 pl.t,or,n NJ ,.S Anu cs.
r. insulting 1hs hSsssns 5e.nptoztly = psy
tor and expressing dcsIls ~ Juvenile condpe.
tns patience til, in his enn'eSa,plee Amer rssrIs
be Virtue the cnnduaot cr,.nn,nsoa, +. ceased IA
o. s1ose shs inehr.ate osa te e5a tns process
MN t,sr 1,e diens was aeaieved liz ~Ites Y; aftcr
/
uEAE4lrss Rrrr1Ax>-Johu uont,,,
ra'ea aooksn: fellow. III: :llcu before thc ,",.
nasaftsa'c Yesterday, charged will cru,ilv hn.e
us 81 cd 1no;bet-in:laH, Mary Murray, in hc, naua
hare lecn hsufaly ou'sa7.a her fses hcIn ser 70
cut, and both Of her ryet bia~lenod ~. tsa5
iefs Fufhan had no excuse hut 1runS.' for M Cn
duct. ~ nc allowed thai che llad :lrnrs ,,oae a
mother 10 h,n. The Justtce Gutd nm -, eoo9 |
5rqui1!d Lin TO Ind security iu lie sum ~ ess ~
keep tho peacc, A VI e'so1o
AsHTUL fA1R--Lorcuzo Noeers s1d Carl. Rev.
nett, The latiex rather attractive sounr xor1.n
were s1zaigned IN the poicc Court vetterds~ ~
COT piaint Of the vile Of t1oEcs., wbo ch,,cnd -
with living together In an open state OF sdnfiss9
Several N1tnefrtf WeEr rAamntd uho.e fesfimo3...
clearly proved the offence Against lie nxrti.. T Il
ulnn WRh held IL x11D AID TIC woman ~ sxb1 ~ |
tiia! at The Recorders Court. 4
, 1865-11-23

sAse4 LUG lfQolE Free Pff93.f
MOVEMENT O. TIE FLrEx-The contJnn.+t,., ~ -.
2Iessnt aae Weather has induced Ts,,ny Of ths eei
nlch recently passed dowa with tbs loEsntion of 20
ae 'e T.ates 31s5.e1. Buffalo Ieiara again q
aate btSn passing up IN considerable nuibsis So1ns
S sau Or those which passed up some two EesSS
s4 Nefe met ~ the propeller 3lontsomcrY Ia fhe
snee eonn oas ere ths h1yo pEosesdei o.
ess nnr nsss pssse doEn .4d there Is not 70 etees
aFe vrt n III. oas 11o'n that quarter Tlcre
HaStne one more trip IN sht lumber sade. '1'o41
.ttsg!r Mt; AAfyloWKn 10 LIZ RatEp-Thfs .tc.r.-
i so e. ss st s9nE a. ;i, at nS hca q yer
a. ected with j. Clark. Eso Id aes
~ nt, EEe saS VII be CARRIED out. Is acsoua3s this
ren;t NaeH % s7r the least will nroys n al dIS
nsq onc pss ass 10 be dsn % etScr sd nf d ihs
th %u1 Isnet arrangements carried ont 10 rendsr
sses se 1T. douhly sure the JOB wi Be- nr
BAEqEE tEF1 FtAtEsoS.-This vessel pvhfrt rim nm .
teef at Popt az Felee Tnussday iaat. h.1 sn. na
See4 fot ol W thc steamer Magnet n.ed bV ths ~.
F. fzssr ~ Sva IT, ne. efsss h sa
spnaed hoEeyct they are slight. as Ale has prartes
CO t9 i:na1o to tow Of the Magnet She Wis .os 1n.t
on Saturday afternoon, after Mgbtertne pasI of h~s
CARGO end ere this has doubtlcss arrived Ii Bci,so
, 1865-11-23
CaicAGO DEY GOODS aIA Af,kRT

r.z. "WEDNESDAY EyxN1xo, Koy. y.
1hcFo IL 1ess aeilvity in the Dry Goods market tsu
!of aemc Time past There arc not many buyrr. IN
.oSn. Ana Me tew that 4rc here at only purchasing
the money 1na1tc md the unsettled condition af th-
I4ooaee naf&eu ttnd to make country desle,a nm.
dent and thsy AEe o1ly buying for immediate heccI
sites p11nta are without any decided chause.
SsahAn saeeunsh arc steady at lust quotations,
light weights are generally lac 1oEer. Rie,ehad
Soods nc a* &c lower on most fAvoats branda, Cling
Aams are &c lower. Tcxsars easier Corset LEANS M
changed. 49,
, 1865-11-23

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

..,,-..-,, "HuSkhO4f F.FK1 NOT. 31,
H'e 'oAo*lns tabls 1hoEs the receipts and shin.
II hours: " say 4'"&'
rnrhrr .....- Eeeeipts. Shipncuts
sasosies 5
A@4.tsss+ss-s'+ 1QQ
LuMhEik-Ihe demand today vas u orr active ard
tae market ruled hm1-pztccs being rather IN tayor
ase1e9s. Gasgo sai7 Te7e: Cargo schr Aryp, snam-
Rota Bell, AuskeEon. 1lorn X strips baiauce hoaris
N'5o; easxo senf Mary Nan, do " strtps balsnre
boards etc. tl7oo; cargo kchr Wyoming, DO 1s5
tiwed timber, arips balance assorted, f5..s: carro
eehr hsee hsns Aenoninee, 80 Il str1p., balance
boars, strip and common. sl1oa; cargo schr ANNE.
hula Grand River. 70 m {osts and s14s t1Is0: carSo
sehr Ae71dian, nuakegon. 80 n mostly bosrds. =,
4iss0: cargo tchE Campbell, do 100 m fafted r,frss
common, t1310.
LATll-sa1es we're: 100 m per Argo. At sam
We puntE Iat3 mica I. fntlaura = :.
, 1865-11-23

Aefe The gold mardet opened % the street. ii 146
advanced to 14G!z, and cloaed at 14GSt14cs. ss,e,
on he stock Exchange we're made at llsH@l1a,.s
s'irer is qnies and nu1ntnal At 137l141.
Government Bonds we1e quite active todsr
particularly Seven ThIrt1es, oi which heavy 80
wefe made On the Stock Exchange At s7Ea7s:
fos the August issue, ". GGsx for tho June fssn.
and Hss for the July tesue. Old Five.TwenSes
were sold. eeller o. at 1o1.<. We quote.
, 1865-11-23
Iron in phiIa fiel nhTn Nax i

.120u III 1019MUElp4IHN6ps 10.
The want Of stock limits operations, and oaiy itW
fnan *Mes sfs rsrorted At ror No. rs % for
scarce scotch Pig is selling 1t s530al55 o5 IS to
!ot3 aAEu!actnttd Iron Is not SO 1ctlvs with some
tfp1rES4 In tlt marx ef rtney1itr -"~ .1@ 49,