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, 1865-11-10
ST. DENIS.


According to their own accounts the asso-
stopped advertising in tic Htrald % md az ~.
missed their orchestras that they can attor1i
to advertise this journal every day in all tic
other papers in the city. While We are ap-
rroprtately grateful for this kindness, We do
not need il for the Herald, with It's Immense ae
and uneqnallcd circulation, always adyertfscs
itself. Why do not the managers spend
their. surplus cash In advertising their
friends In other kinds Of business
Why not insert over their notices
tho words "This establishment does not buy
clothfng at Derby & Co.'a,' or "This estab.
lishment does not buy dry goods ut A. T.
Stewart'e,'' OF "This establishment does not
dine at Delmonico's," )" or t'This establishment
uses Hunters Red Drop. but not Brandreth's
PILL" or "This establishment prefers gin to
champagne" and so on BY and by, II the
associated managers keep on getting wealthy,
%s %sss shai1 expect them to pay or the national
a oeot. a. Ihat viii be easier than paying their
ever.-Ht1ald,
, 1865-11-10
During RobbcrY-Sl3,l0O Stolen.

A daring robbery was recently Committee
N Keed IownshfE, Seneca county. a couple
Of men called at the residence Of tho Cassidy
brothers, who, being bachelors, reside With
their two sisters In the samo house, between zen
seyen and eight O'Clock In the evening. and
knocking at the door, said from without that
they had come over to transact some business
With them: One Of the brothers opened tho
door and the men stepped in and informed The The
man at the dour that their business wiz IL
them vas his money or his life, and at thu
6amc g., time presented a pistol at his breast.
Ihe other brother rushed for his gun. but
was hoored With club before LIE Obtained t.
aud while d3Wn was druggcd with chIoroform, n,
md tied. The other brother was knocked
down and also lied. Having secured Tia
men, one 81 the scoandrels proceeded to the
rooms OF the women md there also rcuderrd
them insensiblc with chloruform. They thcn
tortured the tied brother until he intorned
them Or The place where they kept their
money. After they had secured thirteen
[housand four hundred dollars, they admiais-
|ered chloroform to the other brother aud
cit the premises, since which time nothin-
las been heard OF them.
, 1865-11-10
HOW TaR COPPERNRAnee orr,
EeOKT A NSQLDlER6t GclCERMs II

The Chicago Times has given IS u reason for
the defeat Of the "soldiers' tIcket'' IN the
election on Tuesday, that the Democrats did
not come out" While the reason Is not a trne
one, the statement unquestiouab1v IA t-na
The Democrats did not respond to the ensr.
eet'c appeals made on behalf Of " tie heroc.
who have saved our country"; thcy verr NJ
the sort ofappeals ths men OF that party had
Dsen IN the habit Of reading In the columns Of
Their organ. They had been too often to,a
that those heroes were "Lincoln hirr,,,es se,S !;
sent not TO save the country but to destrov T.
NOT to put down armed traitors, but to ent II
The throats Of "our Southern hreth,sr :,
They failed to sec why they should SO sudac
y chanse their views and votc for such men.
The election tables show conclusiyelv tbat
they did not come out.
for the interest Of all who may have auy
oount upon the subject, we present the fol- i
lowing comparison Of votes polled in the fail
election Of 1s64, and that of 1865:
mr.
, 1865-11-10
"A Drunken FRsher Cau.cH tltc T,p.st.
Of His Enfant Child.

We have Just heard Of a ia1acntablc afy,sr
which transpfred in the northern part Of tie
county. a we1l'to-do farmer, living in the
direction spoken Of, had been In tfe habit or
coming to town once In each week, aud. after
transacting his business, would get on spree.
usually going home in bad state Of intoxica.
th t,on: Last Monday be came to town, going
ihroush the usual routine Finally be Started
home, where he arrived at late hour. lis
Wnc was up Ta1ting for him. and beng yery
drunk, he reeled Into the house. He stag.
gered over on to the bed whereon layan II.
iant- His whole weight rested mon fha hehn
and when The mother discovered the awful
accident, he got up, and to their grief aud
ihofTor, discovered the spirit of the little one
haa dcparted-the father having crushed and
smotheFed It to death. The grieCstlicken
lathcr was soon sober, and realized the awful
consequences OF this spree. He made IN oath
1r nsEer 10 touch drop Of liquor, which oath
v we believe he will rclisiously keep. Another
Of the many, livcs lost BY liquor. Let Il
speak more cloqucntly than words for reform.
, 1865-11-10

1he important fact here shown Is. that tba
largest proportionate vote for the aso1dicrs,
ticket" was polled in the strong Republican
wards In every one Of the strong Democratic
wards, cave one, the soldiers ticket yas de-
ieated! Bridgeport, which gave aIittle
Aac" Il majority Of orer sir hundred. p.ve
the "sold'ers' ticket" the paltry majority Of
n'rfv-'euen rote', and that through the ner.
sona1 influence Of Col Hough, whose extcn.
ave packing establishments are. located IN
that wonderfully patriotic locality. The oplv
other ward In the city which gave the sol.
diefs' ticket majority Was the Third, which
went for Lincoln in 1864. ''''>-N'
The Coppcrhead organ Is entirely correct IN
stating that Its readers did not come out ~
vote for the "eoldiers' ticket" That ttcket
though headed and tailed by men of unoues.
fionable Democracy" who had never hnrna
arms against our "Southen brethren ), had
the names Of too many soldiers .npon II tn
suit their Democratic" procliyities. The
result vii undoubtedly teach the soldiers IN
ail future elections where to look for Their
friends, s1eA
, 1865-11-10

for dwelling for coachman and family, TO-
Eether with the lot Of land on which 1t IL
situated, On the norshwesterly side of Thirty
having frontage Of twenty four feet by niue
ty-eight ieet nine inches ii depth, tree from
dover or encumbrsnce, was dnally sold for
~, $50 to Mr., Isaac c. Kendall.
a lot Of land, together With 4 four.stosy
nrtck house thereon, situate on Thirty y.ai1th
aSs s.seet md nd Fiflh avenue. known ~ 81 West
inches In depth, and subject 10 3 ilfo iuterest
Of Mary Monroe and the inchoate risht Of
dover Of Mrs Margaret Ketchum, was sold
to Mf. Charles Bell for $3515.
Tbs being The last lot, the sale was con-
, 1865-11-10


~. Une VI lne most nolieean'e tacas connected
w.. WA @ .ne 1eceat ciee.'ons-not only In this
60. .au .ounts, nn' a'so tnsousnout the
o.at.s .aa1 nave recently held elections-ts
a'u.soo ua.1eo, prejoa'ee or dlslaste Of
.ne ho-sa''ea Democfa's' toward the SOL
s.s"n .e.s Nv Nv nnse oeen engaged IN snb5oga-
lug .ne 1eoea ocfnocfacy' ot the Late
~ e+4s e,.s '.oo county tue Dcmocracy,"
4o'" I'M 1c1 ol .aer convention. virtually
ustra tue so-caleo sololess' ticket' as
aus 'e'noc'atae, 1eket. True, this ticket
"as no1 1e-hominated; buf It's acceptance by
oo.h inc Democrntic' Convention and the
oenoe1a1lc organ made It none the less
aneuaa'ent upon every one OF the faithful Of
.ns1f ps1.s 70 e1se II m undivided, earnest,
-. euppoie, hna 70 pnt forth MI the usual
th.t s1tb,,o,, ~. 1,".,,,.. u. .ae 'ssuis SHOWS
iic,,t ro.o end ,,,a.cI,' ..s.aa =, puneo onlS
cverr n,,ss,h1.. aavnn,s:s ts sns r1as. oppo"cuss
ercc,.s 1ha :. ..na,.ae..,, opo' :P," .u'ats !us
lighter vote ri. tr,,th l. sa,,a,sa,s. 80, -,
un1n36,a1.sh,c 4bat the Conr,sr,,oad ,s.s,,.-.s s
against the boys in blu- Ia i'm a. stron, thst
the "Dcuocrat1c,, 1nasses cven vhan nrao;,
by the f1fl newer or n.rtv ain, ard ,nren-
accd bv a reasonable ,rnsnoct or eaer ~;
umph, fncludfnr> division n fhe sno,l, c,n-
not be induced 10 bring out their q rcnc3h a Sar
ticket on which thc Soldiers mr. ,,.,,-es.1,taa
10 apr noticeable dcerec.-
But. If tl,l. was "a he,r zx,,.re ~. t,,1.at
WIS not distincfire1v uoro,5 ..Danocr,t;e, ',
twas sill .norc .tr;rtn.,v n,,,s ro1+ n ~.
York vhere ths ti.ls, ~. soess,ssa.. - sss 80
mated and lahc]ca hv ,ha s.ns,n aa~at;,,, ~.
*. In New Yorr ,ns ..1,a1,as.a.,.,s 81.
Ganro,,,,a. ~, -. no .1, uoe3 a-c etaie
sn,stss -. ~ ,.t., y nonanaoeu
s,Ns..e ~. ,.,s.--,,' Poessou on .ne oIate
49, s,a.s Sosrn !. H. - 800 aae ashel WILL
~ - ~ ~ -.oa,,,-,v ran,nasad ~ .as,a,s.,. ees. -
Sa-s.s 49, r.~,;, NV s,nro,tea s1ssunv ss~.. ~.
eS4Sa ..I-N ~ t;stat ~ ,,,s+soHrs osq,ea ~.
.,. -. Nv ~ ,..,,1. r. N.- ve.h 49, ~ ~.
.tsonoho,d % I ~ w. q n,mmocracr ,, - th.t I
ststa .,,a rannsrhesa a,a,nent ,sf,,sed - ~
, 1865-11-10

II The e coppc1head" organ in this cit,
announces that 1t is prepared to commeoce
bulldins up circulation in the South. II,
preparations have not been made auy too
soon- To judge from the result Of the recent
elections, Its circulation, and that of all other
copperhcad orgnns, must be sadly reduced in
the northern half Of the Republic.
But would It not be wiso for Southern
;" "Coppe1beads 10 take warning from The
fate Of their Northern allies who hare came
TO grief from the reading Of such remarkably
conservative" political literature as the
Chicago Tunes, the New York Honid, and
journals Of that ilk have furnished.
Upon the whole, perhaps loyal men should
1eel e1atitled that these Copperhcad organs
are preparing to extend their circulation In
the South The party" In that section
could not be put in a more certain wsy Of
Z" ulttmnte cxttpctfou.n
, 1865-11-10

tQ QCZl5-3 &H-Nla@TE3T I
nS-The1atkef3.tn
Without change. Neou0te
, 1865-11-10

1eAuEH-fne supply Is light, and With so actiYn
Se,aAna the market il nsn with upward tendency.
snfs W9e: cargo schr ut Vernon G. River 100 ,sfr:d
a. sI.s; cargo sehr "esoot, M1skegun, 50 N hatf
trpa balance asoortets It slz5o; caEgo sehr Vet
co0 HF, DO da m common utn run 1t Us Yso. r.rr,,
seaE Aaine. do % m long 71as and tol,s v rtrs,s
sle5 cargo schr Rosa Bell do % N strfns Ind bosr
*laa: esrzo sehE PetEel kalamazoo, 90 N h.lf anfns
balance 114s, $l6.oQ, ~ "eH et'pe
sAiNGLEsThe market ia nrm and actIv, s.>..
were: Cargo schr Harriet Ann, ur.nd River :ea
saved At $&ss: 30 N hom Kalamazoo. Il As,1
Teqnote yard prices ~ Golloxs:
, 1865-11-10

fhe market at these yards Is dul1 and rstcas abont
inc same ne yeateEdny. TIM miles foos uu nno hrn1
4 saneIns In price from III -saa12 90 p 100 a..
, 1865-11-10

Inc Gold market here WIS du11. Cash Gold tvns
sola at l46es146A. On the street the broken paid
NsH@14d Silver WIS duh and nominal at 1s7ca
140. '''- ~ A''S'
Government securities were dull t), fha s,o,,-
Board S8,000 ee7eD-thirties were Ro1d at n7sf for
second EeEies. Compound interest notes we-s IN
oeltef demand, and wc no.e Gales Of Jnly dstes At
1o5as, md August dates at l0sH. We oao,e:
, 1865-11-10
CHICAGO DAILY maRKs@

- *aiEf er Grd.n are u7ads on a eza4. or q.
MsLaue, IN 4eeordunct KtA a Resolution T@1s..Y e e
d"a Gre 70 Fs1orse bV w. bniess otarmf.t
InrRnoaY EySF9. Nov. .
fKElGHT&-LAxE FaE1uurs-Wer. dcI, f..
sene9g T Wefe; Ie BE9FALo-Schr Etyicff cnrn ~ a.
EEfSEIaxp1EazSue Mstsllon, oats at e1cs ro o
CIV, HITaIno ~ ~ WoodFnR, corn Il ijc: barnnes
,,Hst MttlRn*D FHou7a-ATe firm as tho ree.pt N.
, 1865-11-10

InLEaaAfH1c CnAsGE.-At meeting Of
the Directors Of the United States Telegraph
Company, held In New York yesterday,
James D. Reid, Esq, late Superintendent Of
the Western Onion Telegraph Company was
chosen Secretary Of the company in place Of
8. C. Hay, ESQ.,, resigned. Mr. Reid has been
connected with tie telegraph business for the
Inst twenty years, md brings to his new posi-
hon large experience in the practical details
ofsuch enterprises.
, 1865-11-10
p...,... -r BUFFALO, Nov, 0.
whsss hHsssesRt9IWheat spt9-. Gaoco b. Com lioo bu;
e go1d demand, DC; Frc}ghts, Sc for What i tn

N Inc afternoon The market for No, Sprins
"heoi was quiet and steady at g. IS for ..teou,ap
receipts, and SLIT for 'Attesh" There wa. not,ro
done in coarse rrafns ~ >-A-'
, 1865-11-10

4uGN.- -. ....,,.,......... far
ihe only error In the above ia that the
1fcieht from Chicago to Buffalo Is 9c instead
OF 16c, which reduces the total 10 5sc from
Dnonque TO New York, ria Chicago. He fur
ther says:
ne enst of sh!ppnE a bnshel Of wheat FROM
Freight. II Lonie 10 New Oiiesns 1ns n
Elesaior. and handling q. New Orleans .. =
Freight. New Orleans 10 New york e
, 1865-11-10

d4ttdk = -
+: HoeeThst auiva1s nd ssles Of noxt It tbs Union
md Ars1ne drove JsEs, 1sAch 4oout A4uo head. The
naastet n ~ nars notified for aases41 Neeks past
Continues dull md prices Without change: sales
are makinx a. t15 Is - 1G0 net the l3ssar I1ts
-for ps.n,a CON ted aka head 1od At Henry GlAss'
hns9n droEo y4sd IT x15m9I93A IN ns net 500
, 1865-11-10
CHICAGO LUMBER AIARKEr

THURSDAY Evening, Eov.9.
ina fofowng table shoHs the yecetp,s and ahfnnen,
o. Lambes Shingles, and lash. during the past tvcuy
, 1865-11-10
CONN EREI4L.

THURSDAY EyExrs1, Nov, Q.
Ibs following 6ummarT shows H.. Increment In
ProdEtc and ProTisiouz during the past twenty -four
hours, compared With The movement for the same
time 11HJear:
, 1865-11-10

Maskrt dni hmyst y, 1sie 1th shipped, &19 Hi
~ ak MLsFElo hril 3Iaf1ess fforx M ~ TsT1 e
sipaa. oos nams u # hlis, II Jlo . I'D ri:
aE!* 4 4 .s q y lrts Il ~ q sfRrSo sHf1a4-n
MARKET a yancrd a ss2se na: ahPeed A1a bu
TnE: Rsd Winter rnoro acti1. aafrs yete: e: II he
s!as srs,9An y "a. Fed at Z, s.; JiGba No. It
stsS, r. y bu Extra a. tt.s s0oha
4 us $; u 'as g. g hs !, i q q i
ii.an b ID Il iG; Z 10 81 % K t.s 10 eS
!oi T. IL; +oo bu do as s:eeAaS auet "s ''
9Rf-ReesIred.. !tet, hu; .h,pped, -, ssl1 e. b.,
Market less actiFo and Nc lovtf on No ~ - Ia*,4o
r s:'sa 81 g = Z g.
sSfS i,s;sS S r. aa Dc ssts;5s
Nc. i and SIC for No : ID storr.
.UATs-Kereiret. a.ta hu i, thaspped ha1p - 81 hu-
M5fs; a e oFs se5s I Fl os;.e 81 d. sa s
e 's faS,5 p d & st@ 3 s. i.
sise aooS 81 % 4 1ie: s7o In No TrS o. at
s aeee .,se.
!. Is; 1;scS bu eld Sos nd 2at SC. 1''$" % No.
HARLEY Received l9,s6s bu: shf,ret1 >, a. h !
So 81 dosi s!ea M ~ hMe5s ie bu cd No, III aie
~ 3D. aese1e. II &c 20 bp Do ii ISc TX 1P h -
hHkkGegsAs9L[=Sem!n,, Al kesas.L[.= Il slxatz.
Hi SefsW S.GnH nH1e: 10 tons It .soo on track
n or E 1a e & si'a; tons lr Il sis; toas a
aakk44SSs&EE..ks ak4SS& y e aa1. .na nominal At .ssaean.n
Fsre yellow. w 97 aA@
, 1865-11-10

The committee Of sixteen reported the fol-
loving clause for insertion ii the Constitu~
tion, and It was agreed to without debate or
division:
t.1t shall be The dnty Of he General Assembly at
It's neZt session, md thereafter u the puhc Telhse
, 1865-11-10

:. sc11pps. Preston 4 Kean, Successors to Pres.
Ton. Willard d kean. Bankers, ~ Ctrk street In
their daily letter Of to-day, quote money aetfre
aove1nmenfa weak and declining, owing to a re-
port that s-2Qs are being returned to tie Upited
States for sale 0N4'ea
The eanngs Of the Chicago 4 Northwestern
ha'load for iha first wesk IN November were ,s
, 1865-11-10

wH. EkFUW H1EA1H EHAFEEf-N0v. =
vhtfe - Change; yrTy quiet tAfta ; cara 10. l
si9 ~ *.E'.3 ars as s3.ts; car No. a1nbas At
No. amh-tN"Hs 81 whlts kaH v1s freely odnFed for
Cefu-stsssst. Cefuss t.:.9 Eas ak I'd aod 4..1 offered.
HsrievoS.ay A. &c, Ia bxzs
he stfee* oeEo az. Choice barley trtnfs Sly %
Nom wagons Il sSss.Sana With Light offerings Selling
ssses &c. IN hasa seinsa aa q, pscea e nIu Mn2esalS
, 1865-11-10

spbT WAINE YAKDs-
Tie market 1t thesoyards has been pte active th.
1t the others, md prizes about tho sao "a 7rs,s1
Ihexo were sales Of 200 hesd, ranging tn prtce r
slQS0to s1t.s3. Thafot1oEtng an ihe aslee:
, 1865-11-10

/ Cclfe3pcpGt8E Period Of 1s5
have been as follows. II should he bona IN .ad h.
these ship nts md rocc1pts are really those Of h
dnJ pEssed!n$:
s 3: s:ss'?::ii !ssii: fssg9sst ss. L;
faesayyy ffgeaasy ~ Aondsy~...... = = 1,es s.
Msssss;s:, Tss1sssg g:.::::::::ss a5 & g. i
SAINT Ssts3 IT,; Is; ;ssf::3s 80 ~ ss 81
Tho sales to-day fboe up tsoo head, ranging ftuu
x35o 10 Ss.so The mastet haa been qulet, and asuo
OF the5aras hRs dragged heayJg. Ths receipts hsyt
been fair. and exceed by oveyao those for the same
time last ~eeR. Gocd Shipping catt1e are scarce and
Ia good request few lots Of saeh have beea offered
sao ionnd sale at Eood prices The Ssest majority OF
stoek In the ykrds e or very COMMON order and II
worked OF slowly.
Parkrss arc operating to limited utent, but not IN
aumeftot numoers 10 effect the general tons Of thn
ns1kst- among those thus operating va notice tul
nestson & I1AiF. md csasln l. Co. Tht,e houses ~
1enr1 ere using about o5c hundred teaa ref daY. A
E. Kent Co. Wefe b th@ market n,r short time nnt
seem to have withdrawn Amcng tho .1,es to-dav
vas nat Of 1o9 head OF Prime Beeves. from Mclean
county m1nos. averaging E;c ns sold ty Soonrh n
CnlheFtaon Blnr, ut s7a- Several othcr to.. wr,~
| sold from $3.50 10 7*s.
Wc quote The market as enlet at aboux tie s,u.
rates as Yesterday:
| cloarsa rnIuxA ro-nAY
Extra ReeHfs-Fsoe, fat, welI-CssIpet itoS
yeass o!h. Ssees1, and ayesaSns Loo 1s
Pr;a< Gesses:Good. Weiifat1td.. i;;iv sassm
4 iormed stofs- aFEaxtns IRON 1lo9 to Lido
fhtr !Sad::-sai: stsszs. ID lii issh, a.; 1's7
x<aash,s xaastns tesaisasam tal@ e. st:4; %
-; T.; M; soso
~; aefYtsfa115s23 go rs. oot 80
foush and coalsA' averaging eMesGs 81
- " saes q
cAr7tE SALES TODAY
s6KRxAx rARps.
nHAr h4Hf f,se%
, 1865-11-10

.ns nssAldhseRped. ~ 3 6iis Tia ds.ad 6 soo
port ye.arday sales weTe: I nrts ID ,,1a u oHf "
Ipn LIZ os!s % at t2; az bris DO At e S
Ground Snr. .3sl
SERnsx 1.ls4$sns
ri .Mr1tnathF Secd-sfaskrt qu1et. Sales wsIs:-7p
y1CE.aa TE.aY5-A i. Ase ssesdy md 6En.. We quo,e;
d ' s4 4pssios s 70 9ne a..--..-..- Slettsi~sJ
Iupefnl annerTcr =, % - n--.--.-. il4al. ~
lid eStra II chniss ine h.-...---....... I.Rk41,65
Gruapxdsr snn-rns ~ ~ = 1-:...-..-.....+ .1D
do sTfrn ~ - Lnes 0-..-.-.-.... l5t4 l. II
Junsn m tnrSf iaSF - rs S1lotI r n:--.... 1falD
% H. "7 1 sas ~ eA6f9 Hne, b.. t:N41 IL
Eo en.nrr43 . - 13S W Saolee, n-..... f-.t%L55
ocIpng = T. As-*s.-,.s-~s..-...-.--.... h19at-Sf
sFA ~ N.Y. Ii94 ihQ
8 0;0 ~ EsEeu Ec-aay, au50 n :; shIpoed,
Drjma nsrt~..s Asl9 9a9 steady. SAle4:-tt0 hri1
81 ~ E&l1 country. In 4 13k6A
, 1865-11-10
- EkseesFah OIL M.rse,-|- q

LIZ s6sea 91mras 3m5,as ..:s sesa ,,sa,tsd ~. oo
5sKc. '' faAade!phla delivery. rs
see3;5c. ~ per quality. Tho rates Hae
, 1865-11-10

eSes new ur.eass tna n. 6teerr1 MasArs-sov1
quietly to.da! The deaaad Il only Ia rr!sd NJ vesy
being confined to the city tFAde aud 10 @n.1I *sy.
A!AaamA A4o INaA Tha 8ales coEps1sa Isl ~" L9f
faT cuea sokaE n one lot at lsyc. md s5oaa a1i{
nnds. C4ha and Lontsana IN frtau lots 1t lfsatst.s
sss l0 hfis Cubs reboed sold Il s:Hc gsisou III
choice rtnnsFy febotled Is fctang st &c Eaijon
retsQ demand at sl97t1c = for mir 10 good csis
, 1865-11-10

! aa!... ..:l-.---.--...- ls53 d0,3GS 1lfR I'M
! oene ZINC l4st week ..+ $50 F
The reported sAtes today ase 2soo hr.d ranging r.
| pnee tson slo 70 70 $12,no chtely at I'll 1aiLn
Ine nssketto-day u not essentially diferrnt r,--
| J9t9uoy u <hEr tone or prtce.
Inc FceetFts Ke not large, being. neurIv kn,o r..
than ioF tue xspae time last week txa thevr =. ~
many hnyezs still hotdn. tu bon, or ~.
pectatlon OF sn enrJ decline. i feV paefer, h.-s
nesn N the maafet and ono txo hs,o bought 1h-r
anJ- h1t theI hare not generally ecuueaced on+rs
uor1 Tho e1iy houses we know to be In thr nsrr-h
arc spofofd e Co., Primer Co Bowers L ca. nnn,
l1oHthan Tue latter a cutting fsoussoo 10 1o0 Ho01
ptr day WoAle not informed Of the amount ar hnsu
ness the others ate doing The day eloses Win rr~
lefs oyer nnsoid. -"
Wequote tne market Qulet and p.tces not es.snt.
ally dlaereat fr1m yesterday,
The following arc the traasactt7ns at the different
yards. .....
uoG SALES TODAY.
conc. sHsRuAx IARos-
Little hss been done at these yards to-zy Tia r,,..
afo head, ranging in priee rom tio0 ia t 90
! Tho following are the aAtes:
s dS @..... t:ang1s :saa{;:---.---.... g M9 Eto
uE .......--k.1Gketf....-....,.9 D IN, II n
AQnna .Sotthup... ....,..,. 81 Sif, ffs6
Aal q -.--.+ShaTwood-........1M III f1n1
alcHta4H toEEHEEx YARpx
Tho market ut these yards Is dull md c.c.s ,ho,,
inc same as Yesterday. TIM miles 1oos 10 hend
sabgIn= In price from III -sa419o 90 p 100 ~.
The following thA FRA
, 1865-11-10

Pons: coupons Of old ttzes, sN: Moth Ga1o1sns
Aatl[oad coupons, 20; old sixes, nine COUPONS nn
Y: Banks Of North Carolina, Cape Fear, md Far.
McEehante'. Ro1boro, 80; Charlotte md Iexin7tnn.
n 4miuRton. Commercial and Commerce. 10 !:
Mades6oro, Washtngtou Ianceyyilh Fayettesiile'
Clarendon and Greensboro Mutual M @~'
, 1865-11-10
CHICAGO CATTLE MARkr.

QIT1cH OF THE DAILY TRrHryx)
TnEEpAY ETKNN0, Soy.g.
BE1F CATTLE-Accor riding 10 the Hoa.,t Of rrsd
EspaSta- tho recps aud shtpments auce our last L..
sus compared with the corresponding period Of se.
have BEEN follows. 1t should be bona IN Mid thsr
these shpn nts md focc1pta are resly those Of tho
finI bIHx1dInn -
, 1865-11-10
REWARD OF GALLANTRY.
sergeant Thomas NcEFayv OF the n3sf
Illinois {1rtsh) Regiment,

7F1oM Tue Springfield Journal, 8tt,l
n we had The pleasure yesterday of meeting
sergeant Thomas Mctiraw, OF Co. B., "a
regiment Of Illinois Infantry, Of whom such
honorable a., ,5s mention has been made heretofore
geant AfcG. was the first man over the breast.
works work at the assault on Petersburg, and To-
Day received, from the hands Of AdIutant
Gen. l. \. Haynic, the sum Of ti53,H. tho
q amount having been forwarded BY Lteut. Gen.
tsss Ssant NJ to Gcn: Haynfe. Tor that purpose IS
n tha ahaa 10 sergeant aeGraw for gallantry
geant wears beautiful medal, won for ncri.
fully. '''-''' s'A''.
The following letters from Gen. Grnnt and
Aa1ntant Gen. Haynie, fully explain the
, 1865-11-10


II VIII oe Aeeu by the aboTs table that the Phila
dephia banks hare lost in specie during the past
week @a6, saa, and gained in Omitted Suites Lees!
Tender notes Sio9,as5a Ther deposit. have In
creased s1se, 40 while their circulation shoss
elimination Of {9-s1L
- Ihe fftJ doltat eountesteit legK kinder 1ots
arc being widely circulated. In a package pa,d ont
By The Bank Of Petroleum Centre, II TtussUle, On
{. Monday last there were found twenty. They are
nnques1onablJ the most passable intuition known
1t Is the aame counterfeit which We desa1bsd Last
week. Thefs Is point OF difference noted. lathe
counteielt the shndiug Of the letter IN tie kzse
United States'' alis tho upper loop, while su dc
genuine only portion ss filled.
Inc market for Foreign Exchange Is quoted
b. the Cosuzerc1a1 CAsosiae as follows:
lhe prevailing tendency OF tofe4u exchange has
oeen toward eaEier rates; but, ii the close OF The
week, sellers hare held aoofto strengthen the msr.
ket, causing slight stldeutpc Of rates. There lsa
ial2t supply OF cotton bills he s7kst but other
, 1865-11-10
NEW YORK srooK mA0x-
4 $40 U. 9. NOTES.
And other Government Securitiea
BOUGHT AID GOLD BIZ =
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK:
J. L. E1LIR President.
J. A. EL1H, Pfc3tdl


New YORK 8Reck MW&ok.
Closing rr7ees for cash. Nov ., 1867 received By =.
g. saltousta0 Co., Conmisuon, 8spek and Bond
, 1865-11-10

An ordinance was reportrd md n.s..,
authorizing the Governor TO borrow sa Ss1F
million Of dollars on the faith Of the state I h1
bond OF otherwise, to carry On the STATE ~.
ernnent III the revenues can De realized
Ihe Judicial article Of the constitution was
completed. tn The election Of the Judges .,I Of
,ae, tne superior Or Criminal Court, herefofore
1ss ssa sr N ne e. legislature. was, by vote Of
Ens also the,slcctlon 0. States Attorney and
sone'tors: No other changes of importance