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BA trial is about to take place ut Wurtem.

sDA trial isabout to take place at Wnrtem-
burg which will doubtless be rcckoned among
the eauses eelebres of Europe. The Count Ey-
removed, otthc KIng recently disappeared in
mysterious manner, and bis family can find no
truce Of him. The story Is that hia uncle
Count William, whose first wife was a daughter
one the Princess F1orestine of Monnco, aud
who Is Governor ofthe Federal fortress OF Ulm,
kept him for some time prisoner In the cita-
del; that he managed to escape, but that he
WIS either drow ned in swimming across the
Danbe or caught by hlsunc1es' men md placed
In concealme1t. Gnunt Everazd has isSpat-
ed his fortune, aud had more than one serious
difference with his uncle William, who regard
ed him as disgrace to the family, and had,
when prisnor ut Ulm 10 sign paper relin:.
gushing not his title but his nane. Count
Alexander, Eve.ard's younger brother has lust
returned fcm the United States 10 take pro-
, 1865-10-30
Tic New York Cotton Trade.
From tie n i. Times. Oct e51

An unusually active business in cotton Is in
progress at this port. Last weeks receipts
reached e, lis bales sales and rcsales, 10, 400
bales The receipts thus far in tho current
week average 5, 6E bales day; and the sales
and rcsales, $500 bales day. The exports
from the port during the week ending last
evening reached the extraordinary amount Of
II 5s7 bales, including l2.4l3 bales-yalued at
s3,G;2, o.! In currcncy-to the single port Of
The receipts Of cotton at tie port Of New
York since the 1st inst, add up Jt:;;,e78 bales,
against 30, GIL bales exported from tho port In
the same period. At an average Of s. 10 per
bale, these receipts represent a currency value
Of -, ,:S8, TO, and the exports S5,nf 40.
The receipts at this port since the commences
mcnt Of the current commercial year. Sept !,
amount to eoi, 144 bales, OF, at the ayerage 81
lars {precisely S48 3}3 ,5G0, ID currency The
local market for the staple closed quite
brisk1y yesterday, ,funder an animated demand
from epinners, shippers and speculative pur.
chascrs. The stock Of cotton on hand and On
shipboard not cleared In this port is estimated
at $50, 900 bales, worth about thlrty.siK mil,
lion dollars.
The receipts Of cotton at all the shipping
ports Of the United States thus far In the
current cotton year, beginning with Sept
1, reach 255, 900 bnles, against exports In the
same period Of 101, 900 bales. 1nclnded Il
the exports have been q, 500 bales to Greai
Britain, 1000 bales to France, and 1,500 bale:
to other foreign ports, making up the grant
total Of 197, ,0G0 bales. The estimated stocl
on hand and on shIpboarl not cleared, at al
the shipping ports, Is .12j, 500 bales, roughly
valueda Ut over seventy eight million dollars
, 1865-10-30
MARINE DISASTERS.

As might have been expected, the Eayase north
easte1ly storm thai bus been sweeping over this
city for two three days has rezulted in the dis
tructton Of considerable shipping. IN addisson to
the vessels reported ashore In tie Jn1nr.r of Sat
utday, re hare The na1ncA Of the following: The
bng " Robert Hollistcr," having on board cargo
Of lumber was driven ashore during the pltchy
dalkEesg OF Thursday night, few miles north of
Grnssc Point, but che is not hopclesaly damaged,
and her Captain, Nelson. expresses 1t Us bis opln-
ion tha she en- be got 81 sas,y, as soon as The
being brought alongside. The sleam tn. 81 Wood "
on Saturday forenoon went out to Grasse Point In
search OF The fore a1i at brig Powhatan report
ed sunk n that vicinity but returned after fruit
circulated that she was ashors at Lake View,
prepared 10 affirm or deny. The schooner
. Gem, captain Alexander Stewart IL reported to
having sustained loss Of ruddcr and other es1ioas
daInages by the stoEm. The propeller !" MoDtgom.
cry, ftom Du1alo, With Fundtes, reached eur har-
bor on satuaday forenoon, and reported having OK
r. waa stS5 e g. e2pas
Of Eiday night blew trcn the northwest, but about
three O'clock changed to the northeast, neeompa-
MED by binding snow drifts. 1t WIS Impossible for
distance than twenty feet ahead. The whistle was
kept blowing through the night ns warning To
yeEse1s thst might be in the Vicinity Of the propel
ler'e approach. The Montgomery reports seeing
two vessels. brig and a schooner, ashore neu
Crosse Point, but could not make out their names
seldom been out IN such sto-m, though be has
nnvtsRtcd Lake Michigan for many years. Ihe
"Monteomery" rode outthestorm without sustain
inc any damage whateres though at times the great
10 the ekin the wheelmcn md others whose duy Il
WIS to remain out.
, 1865-10-30

~ It Is said that the editors ofthe French
daily papers DOW accept serial stories from
their contributors on very odd conditions. ID
the public arc pleased with novel IT Is to be
extended so as 10 last several months; If il
does not make bit, its plot Is to be completed
and the climax brought on at q weeks notice.
once q narrative having fifteen characters. in
four days forteen of them had been killed by
a variety Of violent deaths; but just then the
editor changed his mind, orde1d the story con.
tinucd indefinitely, md the obllging writer at
once created bevy ofnew characters. In an
other instance q & ,ntleman who waspubllshlng
In daily numbers In La Patrie translation oi
Mrs. Henry Woods !" East Lynne, y received
summary directions to cut short the novel and
to close the career Of Lady Isabel by immcdl.
ate suicide by hanging.
, 1865-10-30

The funeral Of the late 4. Y. MANSFIELD will take
plaee Gom II. Iesdenee 1ls South sangaou strteLa.
70 attend without further potIca
II ihis sity S r. r. srse1dsnce olhs1 father ev
E.sicEles, ESQ, Of Alhion, n i. Hcr birthday on
era sna r. sengf SRsrs esy O'clock p M
In this city. Friday, oet .z7ih, .ALEx- WEBSTER,
lEtent son OF Henry B. and Amanda J. Horton.
u this s!ty, % Friday morning. Major CHAs. Il.
AtCsaneyt1le, New Jersey, on the 18th tnst.- MRS.
ANNA HIGH. IN her elEhty-fo1rth (8D rear. mother
Of The late John High. Js., Of this clry.
, 1865-10-30

FIoCB-Dn1l.
GEAis-Wheat quiet and nominal'y held: No At;
YANKEE spring. $1a9a f: No. Chicago spr1l;T ft.a
@1a5. Com quiet and held So.l milwaukee, s6c, SC
bid. oats-cheago Iot soa 3!c; ~. sc: Mlwnukec
$l12; stale SLID, Itye nominal.
WHIskXr-Fitru at *2S3H@eG.
PRoy1sl0Ss-PorE 4.6-00 Lard SOC. H.. ..
CANAL FRKt0nEs-Steady and tr1. To New Fork.
wheat sc; corn &c; oats 1ao,
1NToRIe-For "a houTs-tl000 bu whest, slo0o bu
ccTu. -..--'-.
For wesk.$.2o bt1s aosE 62!,sD ha Eheas ~ 43s
c4xaI EIrMoam-FoE : M T. 4 ho1rs-:5 BIG aeur. s9s5
For Wtck-5665 brls 1our, 161, 100 bl wheat 4slsso
br corn, It's 50 bu oats. y. .9a5 bu rrc.
AFL0AT-There 10 a1oat on canal destined fu- tide
w8tef including shipments from buffalo foe II d1ya
Guiding 18th insL, and days from Oswcgo ending Attn
ah5 81 bu oats, 18N l1G bu barley, l91 IS bu ryc.
IL GroEk-Thcre Is tn store Ii Hufalo: 398 ,101 b
barley.
, 1865-10-30

NEW Fock, Oct, s.
Co11os-Dn1l and declining. 1t Sc for u!dd]lnv.
FLoCE-Dul1 and heavy, anh 5c3l9c lower, 1t $715a
s10 for G1tfa statei s. for cn:nmon to good
12A for trade brands the MARKET X closing heavy.
GRalN-yfheht about 1c better, aud quIet, ut E, 60
for Milwaukee C1ab; u 50 for amber 1wauEee *2ss
for new amber State; md f141 for uuaqund Chicago
Spring. 1ye qnlet, at II IS for Western. barley tT-
Ct. Barley malt quiet. Corn 1c better-less dosns-
Western. Oats dull. 1t 46@alc to SIG s9c for sound.
GEucEElE@CoGee quiet. Sugar quiet. Ut 15H6allc
for Cuba Muscoyado and lie for Porto laco. Molas.
SCH quiet. -,
PFTeoIxCN-Dul1, at N@ sss<c for crude; sS3ssKc
for refined In bond and 55,a 1c fot refined free
Is.cSs--po1k opened heavy and closed tllu,, at
fer mess; closing at ta.2 cash "a. 50
fot PRIME an1 SIS for prime mess. Deefsteady
at for rlain mess ;and or extra
mess Beef hams dul! Western 70 arrive SIC. Cut
ard so& 2Se Tor hama. bacon G1let: Lard heavy. 1t
2a?S1e. Butter ~ demand, At aa +ec for Ohio; aud
3Ud 35c for St1tc. Cheese HEm, At ll519c.
, 1865-10-30

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LoEls Or ~
ToRAcco-Lower. Luga, $50 to s7.sa lcaG $50 ia
3i5.25; choices, $780,
FioCz-Cholee, nFms ktngle e1tsa, ss.e,; choice
dou!.e extra. tia.oo.
GRAE-Wheat Unchanged; prime nt t.eo; choice at
s2sng7fo. Corn lowers white at 75c. Cats dull, at
ltai..e- harley quiet; spring. slee; cholec, s1.1o
Rye steady prime, 6ec.
WAEKEY-Stcady, at {1ci
, 1865-10-30

- Q5%EG0+ Ucl. =.
FL0CH-sttady md unchanged; *a.oo for No. ii
a3nE, *l1o for rcd winter, $l50 for white nod FIX
f0r double extra
-GnAIS-N'teat dr1n, will, moderate milling demand
No. Chtc8Eo spring At kl.3lH, white Cauada ~ 10
Corn quiet Oats scarce Barley zc better; Enada al
$l.15. :
FGE,Gu7E-sieady: -four &c, wheat 1sc, corn 15xc
barley f5c, RE lie. oats, Ike. '''
No receipts by lake. owing to unfaTorarle wind.
, 1865-10-30

TORONTO, Oct 8.
F1oC-Somlnal. Eales OF doub1e extra at fa.0o9
$50: extra at g. nAe 80: super at q 3alsGn1
GNA1S-Wheat qulct- Sales OF fall at <l.413t!53
sprlnE a q :a1.s- BARLEY duu at $50 nc; 0ats 40
tive, at HfEs sc. -- ''
PKA-Steady.a At E461c.
, 1865-10-30

Editors Chicago Tribune: ....
In your IssEe Of the 18th inst noticed m article
hne.sscd "Irompt Insurance Comnany.' : wish 10
add to the LIT The foi9ow1nS companies: Home, :"
YorE, represented b. Mess!s. Ni';er 4 WiImarth Of
This city. Also the follow1ne Chicago home com
Pan!es; Garden CIV" n:nfy u Drown. sscse-
aud The tsCounesc1a1 company, j. Farmer, Sec
re,a1y all OF which have paid me IN fu for loss on
their policies, as soon rs 1t could ba ascetaued,
Tor which favor WISH to show my appreciation.
JAS II, MOHBts.
, 1865-10-30

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicaso Tr!bunc1
CfSclyxA1I, Oct. q.
FLnCE-Quict, with sales OF cxtrs At Sa75&a9
fan!ly slo3os7 1l.oo; faocJ s1.Do-
GRAlS-Nheat steaty at e2na for prime old red
new. sales good, at sl,1 Gem quiet with sales Of
ahe1ed at Soc nominal Oats 1c loKer with good
demand at $97sc. Rse steady; guod new &c; psims
Soc. Farley, no demand
LNkETD OIL-EIru ut {1.Ell%
lE7EotKCa-Fifru At 51c.
PEo,Is1oss-Aess poaE In iat. demand. With saes at
$34IaI.t3 Bulk meats dull shoulders tic; sides
lsc. Bacon steady; shoulders sHc; sfdes 2oc e1ear
sides c5tc-
IAckth's Hoae-Actlyc mt 411..t0ta2s.
GKoeEH1Es-EucharEcd, .
WnIsKXY-Fitm At f7.1s.
CorTos-Qulet; middlIng Sc.
EcHAx0E-Cnchanctd.
MrsKT--Ecmparatjye3y Y enSy
, 1865-10-30

ceedfngs, In order to clear up this strange myr-
terry. and to comp el Count William to disclose
all he knows Of his missing nephew,
, 1865-10-30
Fckse1s Pissed Detroit.

fEENelH RH94Ed UEtEO1f.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TI1buue-]
= DETRoIr. Oct q.
CF-GIntaltaF. Witch, Arabla, Rising Star, ShIcklu
pa. S1uaN.
D0Ex-Seuatot.
WnD-Eorthwcst.
DErRoIT, Oct %.
Cf-Nnne-
Dowx-R. @. Wtnslow, Cornella.
Wind northwest
, 1865-10-30

w ANTED-Agents-3l5 to $50
above wuges 70 energetic farmers aaSir, Soldiers
erdcrs soon II Jon want the this fal for no
demand Il grszter than the suppiy. 1o to--a sold ID
three weeks. Address, tnclosn2 two stamps fpr err
euiass. @t.o1 for samples, II. c. DAR:A. Dnonqur
lows, ueEerAl Western AEen.- uct-al45
, 1865-10-30

MONTREAL, Oct Is.
FIorE-No transactions. Euper extra ut $soas s2o; !;
fancy At 4t.e5to7.sa.
OIANSWheat-Canada and Western nt tL,ss1 90.
Qatx at Sc3.@c+ .' =
, 1865-10-30

T OST-All persons are hereby J,
IL cautioned against negotiating eeftiasasT nsnvs =
shares Of The Altvhsny ard P4sfAhurE X Gasiie,
numbered IT, Also check for sap dPE2nis,,t:nhia
r. Lane Tfcss, on Z. T. Wright q lo.l Fl III saluc
10 the order OF y. II. tSsHer Au'N u1I
having bern lost by mat.
, 1865-10-30

Milwaukee Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. s.
FIorE-Dull gales Of 10 hr.s country spring extra,
ut ECO.
GnAtE-Whe1t-At The morning board q. oG1 In sold
at ttlst9131JsK At the uoon board &C, ,0oo bn sold
at&15st8l l. At The r. boarl aales were %. .ooo
bu Al Bh e+lio, buy es November. Oats scarce
and rrm. Sales Of 900 bu No. At &c, IN store.
RICuf1s-F1our, 100 orls: Wheat si,0oo bn. No
shipments. ~.
MiIwArEKE, Oct. -
FloCR-DnlI. ..
t;EAIE-wheat, 31-5s49l 3SE. Oats, firm At rQc.
I:EcIR1s-l,s06 b.ls hons. and l, ,o0o In wheat.
, 1865-10-30

TREHoxr AKAUAI CANE DIxHER.-The tenth
animal game dinner Of the fremont House caue of
scetcrd&y with great eclat-tbe ara dining hall Of
the house being well filed With guests from ~ 10
p. m. The following bt1 Of fare shows ths re-
sources of the establishment, and Of The season
Nick Bottoms lion wss the only wild fowl" not
sesscG up on The occasion:
&Kp-nnnier comp, quail b.oth.
FSsA-Boi1ed trout auchory sauce.
Eoisd Dtshts-.Dutield's sugar cured ham cold,
Rodst Dishes-saddlc mutton, Jelly sauce, beei,
&c coH E:saes-Cold roast ehicksn, cold roast ua1.
a soa heea s9Raa saeSs
''tis Sac D}skss5 daa:-kes:t Pia,ds ehsksn. reast
fosst saddle rcniaon, roaEt wood ducLa, roast gay
dncks, roast wi1geon, oro!led blue wing teal roast
green wing teal roast red bead, hEoiled suipe,
fusst eand hin czanc, broilcd reed birds, bfoiled
ma,sh birds. broiled meadow larks, hEoilea black
hirds, roast black ducsIs, roass ma1latd ducks,
XIII. EaIahss1WorcestcT.hirc W sauce, olives, cranberry
sauee, French mustard, cold elaw, celery.
TfgetakkeeBo1led potatoes. squash, mashed po.
dce, tnnips, naked sweet potatoes, fried egg
FIttry-Qulnce pies, ch.mpsgne jelley, squa.h
isney @ kitse., delIcte eaGe. swiss Msrngues.
bella arapes, ranilia Ice cream. coffee
RourEnF-Thomas Hogan and Thomas Walsh
two desperate looking characters, were on Saturday
morning suaiened In the Police Court at the instance
Of man named Aton Barnes, resident Of 1nli-
ara, charged with 1obbsng him OF $t1. The facts
gathered from the testimony are as follows: Ra1nes
arriving tn Tho city yesterday morning At an carly
bour, entered saloon on Kinzfe STREET 10 procurc
drink. a Dumber ofmen were inside, among whom
interest In his welfare They invited him to dink,
and Otherwise attempted to make themselves agree
able. Before long one OF 1hcm became quite aate-
at Tie same time taking good to insert two Of
his fingers into the mans ves, pocket and drawing
out 410 bill. he dropped Il the apor, where his
but xus unable 10 conceal It entirely. Tile victim
was cosuIz.nt Of the whole proceeding, and en-,
dtayoted to recover his properly but only met Hith
, 1865-10-30

New York 1Ionry and Stock Market.
NEE ToEK, Oct g.
sTEELlS0 EIcnASGr-Dnll and lower at 1o7k % 1taX
GoLD-N Without material change, opeulng at l!5A u
md closing nj l4sH.
ESroETs-Ihe total exports VI specie to-day wert
CONVENIENT 6TocKs-Hlthout decided change.
FEViGAIa TO Llv1EPooI-Drn aud declining.
, 1865-10-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Home Insurance Company Case.
Companies rs. Conpnnies-.NeW
SRits..New Order in the
Superior Court.
Sentence Of Prisoners In the Nccorlcrss
Court.

1-,,-r Sr.rrs ro,-n- p.so.. 1.,,. n,
~0""A.Le!"e vH19es 1"p's
0'7d case OF Orlando Curtls. Tor the
use Oh DUNES fattee, aeAnet the Home Insurance
Company, previously reported In the TRIBUNE, was
continued on Saturday In this Court. The snit Is
previously reported, is brought to recover DAMAGES
ls;d At y 600 unnn a no,cy on saw mill bclonciny
~ -,o..,.t,,.,t s.-,.s,d ~ 5.c.,1.., ~ -
.S-;1 als IL ~ WALL a1 suose
4u. 4S1.ef, 9,..s ~ - N R.f,r< z,o,. 1r;,,o, ,,
s,tt q e ,thsS asea .ts Ua
i.,d q s % t4as "a r. nsyid 1sos snn
inv md JoSr r. W.fn IN the n.s ~ Josbus n.r.
~ a:.;nat thn Wcssrn Tr,nsnorsnt;nn En.nnanr
ftcg A1 ~" ~ Ae1 71AAAA'Ae' Ae pAa'7'" "11s
chsutcss TiSe nud MaIine InsuIance Eompsny
rscoyer dauaces lnid at Esn.0O0. SO paners excent
ibc prociV< were fijed
4 erit IN assutnpsit Cas hroueht l,y James A
Parsons and James Wankev aeainst james W,r;eI.
10 rrcoyef damaere cIatmei al $500. Tle prteciDe
for eummousNas tho outy paper filed,
Some few i!ays aro re chrnn1eled The enmmerec-
rPnt IN the 1t1h nf Ills 1nnnth nY sn{t IN nire
Of trcspsss on thc case by tcb.cra r. Doaue a1nnst
John Toylc 10 recoyer damsccs lad Al s301 for in.
jurtes tpssalncd by one Of her houtes-So. is;
Sonth W'c]Is aireef-inrinr 4ts oec,tnntfon hv d.
fcnta1, ~ trnsnt The r1tafntiif ihen n1,;ea n,
W1tt Of coE;os dd ytsaonIcnd,un IT, scrf,rs Whst
eyer tudrn1cpt si,r mrht rereiye md m Ii,1, tr-
the defendant mas srrtsstcd hr thc ShrT;r IN Sst
urlsy uron his mction he ma i,rnrrht intn SnTrt
when fhe CnnT o11erex1 th.t h f,e 1|schs-~eS 49,,
custody, ard thai thc capias xtand a. a su.nmons'
T-so i-,rrs js.noI ~ tnf1.w.in -. @ . .h3S Err.
, 1865-10-30
LOCAL MATTERS,

a Business E:ducatIon.-Enstnan
grand system OF actual tustnefa fyai,in9 70 attrac
tive 10 students and 50 much admired by business
men, Il The anrckt and Rhortest cut to that practical
knowledge OF commercial aiIairs which 1nsnrcs the
bsst salaries and tue most perfect success In busi
ncsS.
The evening eouyse Of study affords the stuaent
The daily sex.fona. They have thc sume teaehess
the fame leseons in psnmanship, bookkeeping,
mathematics and telesEaphy, and the HaHe lectures
nnd polite Literature. Evening sessiona will be
continued during the summer as well as the winter
months and students can enter upon the conrse nt
apy time, day or evening, TINS glyIns clerks, ap.
prenttccs ard others chance to improve their Ill.
sure houre. Upwards Of two hundred young men
are non enrolled ON tho list Of the evening school,
and nearly three tiries that number attend the
daily sessions.
Tie Ladies' Department IL nearly completed, and
young ladIcs arc already receiving Instruction al
this Institution. oc39-w.35
, 1865-10-30

BKrAN1 4 sTHATroN's CHICAGO TELEGRAPH IN
s711u1E.-Ihls Institution Is meeting With great
success. Over three hundred students have entered
this department since It WIS opened. Many skill.
Iul "sound" operators hare been prepared for
their business, and arc now occupying important
positions on the various stl1nesn Throughout the
county
The facilities furnished arc rpou more csten-
t{ve scale than thotc Of nny eimilar insdtutiou in
The Omitted States: 4 large hall, one hundred aud
five feet long is cited with Instruments OF he best
make and fnI.h., -
Dr.. E. A. Hill. General Superintendent Of in.s
1ukhtUuon. gives h1s whole time to the ADVANCE
mcnt OF bis pupils aided ly competent assistauia,
lie Il one OF the mott scientific and sktlfu opcrn-
tor IN the country. Ellis Battery" is an itsen-
tion, orditeosery, Of his and il growing into gene
rat favor with telegraph men Who hive nsed It, on
account Of itd great economy and uniform strength
OF current.
HE1D TOR TR1AL,-Chas. Duffy (allas Wilson,
jas. Han,ey and Bella Miller arrested several
days ago for robbing MN named Peter Dillon oi
800 at dIsrcputsble house Clark street. and ot
which mention was made at the time IL the TRIBUNE,
were nsatn brought before the Police Court III.
bunal On Satr1 morning, whe1e alter hearing the
statement Of the tvo men IN regard 10 the adAlr,
who both stated that Bella was chet in the enter
prise they weze all bound over to the next term o1
The Recorders Coutt-Dudy and Bella in $l,000
each, and Henley In ECO.
, 1865-10-30
Markets by Telegraph.
QUE MIDNIGHT MARKET REroRr,

Especial Despatch 10 Western Associated Pzrs4l
NEW Yozx, Oct. y
Railway speculation was cutie 1Fm 1t tho early
session. Notwithstanding IN effort to hammer the
market With cash stock Market trzn On the street
aIter open board, but afteFWard hammered by bes1z
Toward the close the market recovered portion Of
the decline, and left OF steadily.
CLoslan FHICKs.
The following the closing prices at 40 p. H..
New York Central. sskae8; Erie, 9lXGsgex; Reading,
1ls@1154 Michigan Southern 734S7s4; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh, 9H9&H Rock Island, 1885, North western
preferred, 6kQ65H; Prnirie du Chieu. 61as7H; At
i.ntic Mali, 1aoCs15l Marposa II. C., uA@11H; Cen
tsai Coal soh9A.
KScI1ASxorK.
Thn miscellaneous llst Eas dull. Spring Mountain
Coal Iose cent and Is At present foremost among
Coal Stocks. AaSsposa Ia In active demand In a1tict
paou OF rise Monday, In consequence Of the pay
meut of the $500 insta1ments.
TExAsCKE BCs1yEsa.
Tbo Assistant Treasurer to-day debursed {Ss0 40 in
redemption Of temporary loans- The amount Of gold
interest paid out At the Sub Treasury during the week
WIS {a4I5s~A
FFrEolxVI. -
The fcaturo OF the Petroleum stock market to-day
xas FIT Hole Creek stock to I'll 50 and then fell
of to S9Ac- GeIuanla Petroleum Company has in
reascd its capital stock to t6oodo By yotc Of 1850
shares, and u!ghgn.e to 100000, bY vote OF go
shares. First National, &c Hradey, 4i25; Cherry
Eun, 25c; Excelsior. sc; Webstez tf.o6: BennehoR,
Il. s1tso Peoples, 3oc; Fee Simple, lie; ae1sna'
&c I1eyrick, 95c; 1ilghgate. 4ocs Great Western,
7c; Mount Vernon, 6oc: Montana, S16o: Spade River
S1Ge: Rynd. &c. Petroleum market quiet and dull
Sales to-day 60 b1ls crude at 6Nci oil for Sovc-
be1o1ered at &c but Without buyers. Bonded re-
fred oil Is selling at 55shc. Sales br,s at these
prices. FREQ oil Is dull at i5aTc.
wHoLrsALx xAHkErs.
Tie Post Rayt business in the wholesale market hn.
beer restricted during the past week, owing TO re-
maskable strinsency In money.
, 1865-10-30

Ladies' Afflicted with DIkcolornsIons
on the face, called moth patches, with freckles,
should use Dr.. PEnnr's celebrated MorH Asb
FEIcKLE LOTION. It ia intalIlbIe. Sold by all
druggists. oIa5E12.13tlw rGx
, 1865-10-30

ErRcLAn1Es.-A burglaC, with intent TO rob on
the erandest sealc. Wis mpped In the bud on
Friday evening last The particulars are Is follows;
About II o'clock on that evening, as clerk h the
employ of Simon Eleln, dry goods merchant. at
No, 17G Clark street. was entering the font door Of
the establishment, for tho purpose Of retiring for
the night hc ohec1scd parties In the rear who ev1-
dcnty Ind no business there. he Instantly gave An
alarm, Which tchtencd the 1ntrudcss, who fed pre-
cpitatcly from The ecene. Officer Jansen shortly
aiteF arrived On but lie robbers were beyond
apprehension. On examining the premSEes. IL ras
discovered that the burglars had entered through
, 1865-10-30
OCEAN Stea1l1ers.
CE 4 n STE X N E r S

y CE AN STE Il NJ E r S.
~ ~AIAN LINE
Consisting st1tesn asst.sl1ss@ @ between
twice n week. VIZ:
rverv WEDNESDAY md every SATUR.
DAY t6rouKtout the year.
Tickets solt to and from Ireland, England. seotland
Germany and Frsact.
sight Dralta on Europa fn sums to suit.
Hand hilh On application personally OF 81 mall At
The General Western AgencY, u Dearborn 1ireek Cit
enSO. JAMES WAERACk,
oel9s7s5 1t xa1 arp
, 1865-10-30

FAMILY CARRIAGE AT AUCL
ont OF our suscsroons, is and 48 Dearborn street,
donete seated carriage in good order To be sold With
out reserve. The Aane ERs to have been sold Tues
day. October 18th, but maj olahy postponed On nc
count ofthc stosn. GILBERT SAMPSON, Auctrs.
, 1865-10-30
COL, WOODS MUSEUM

TOL. WOODS MUSEUM,
COL. j. Fl. NOOD.......... Proprietor and Manager.
MIR. A. .. bRADL LEY. Director Of Amusements.
ME- THOe- BARRi.....u...,,,.... .stssc Manager.
Monday -ulng Oct co.h, will be revived the great
WAITING; FOE THE VERDICT
0r, The Dark Decd III tho Woods,
Pronounced b. the thousands who Witnessed It's scp
feseh9auon last season. as ono or the most thrilling
IayA cTer pra1neea on the modern stage.
, 1865-10-30
Suction 5ates.

On WEDNESDAY,, November 1st at ~ O'Clock. We
Ahnll cell without reserve in open lots S. Crates
rrst quality OF aud White CrockEr. consisting ot
a complete Assottme1t Of Toilet, Dinner aud Tea
Ware, a1f Of the best shapes.
Also. loo dos. MrTors hssortsd sizes.
CITY and Country Dealers Will IND to their interest
to attend hs sale, 10 assort up their Stocks Goods
carefully packed tor the country.
t1So GILBERT 4 SAMPSON, Aucncneers.
, 1865-10-30

TuEf1-A tlicl broke into room No. 1ss IN the
sherman House, on Saturday morning, and stole a
pocket book containing f{io in money and a num-
ber Of sn!lroad paskes, private papers and two ar
three synAll coins- The loser IL seriously fucom.
noded by the loss Of the papers and passes, and
would be ssd TO receive them, the thief has cnn-
rcirrce enough TO tend them 10 the Sherman
l1nuke
, 1865-10-30
Taken Up
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pERSONAL-Correspon n dence
i Wanted-A Christian Iady With meaus WAITS
Christian gentleman with ruc2ns. aged from + t, al
Gorh references given md required. Aidress for nuts
week MSAI CuRAT. Chicago, 70. ur.k