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, 1865-02-21

Kentucky. MIR. Iangh0rne intended then to
take the oath Of allegiance to the Federal
friends would tnterest themselves in hts be-
hnlf to get for HIN the requisite permission,
and fearing to surrender himself to the
military, sfnasmuch aa he WAS nomfnal1y at
least member of John Mosgan's command,
Mr. 1anghorne went on to Canada, where he
proposed to settle After remaining IN Cams
da 1or some time, frequently in company with
men whom he had known IN rebellion, Mr..
Langhorue applied directly to the Secretary
OF War for permission to lake the oath Of al
legiance, and early in October he LETT Canada,
with eafe conduct from Mr. Stanton to pro,
ceed to Washington for that purpose. On
taking the Oath he Vas engaged for some
time With the Republican Committees in Mich
igan and Illinois IN canyassing for Mr. Lin
coin, after which he proposed to settle In
Chicago and practice his profession. While
in Chlcago en- the Saturday preceding the
election, be met man named Shu1tz, for
merry rebel soldier whom be had known in
Canada, and who communicated 10 him the
plot for rsleasing the, prisoners At Camp
Shuitz said TINT he had $50 men uuder bis
cha'ge, and that DR.. Hunter alias Capt. Hines
and all the boys from Canada were there to
aid the enterprise. Onreceiytng this informa-
ton Mr. Lnnghotne honestly and patriotl-
cally felt It to be his duty to Inform the au-
lQQTlL&eS " LIE CV1tepuAc4s anu II0meulALclY
communicated TO Col. Sweet the entire plot.
Afterwards learning through Col Sweet and
Col. Hill, rs Provost Marshal General for the
the State of Michigan that the rebel emissa-
RIGS from Canada were on his track to mnr-
der him, Langnorne assumed the name oi
johnson, and at Col. S~eerstequest. entered
the secret service Of the Government, IN
which he remained until January Il, 1866,
when bis engagement Terminated, and
since which time = he has held
no position uut ,that OF 8 citizen. Mr.
Lapghurnc's duty as government cnploye
vas not to act as detective, hut simply to
identity any Of the Canadian rebels who he
found .prowlng about the city. Facts will
prove how faithfully he ptrformsd those du.
ties. While at Bowling Green Mr. Langhorne
Was nominated and A!rlY elected TO the rebel
Congress to represent the 9Th Kentucky
District. but was not allowed to take his
seat, as It was urged that be, being military
, 1865-02-21

CAKRON DTl-The market Is Qnftt but arm,
with no change tn quotations. We quota:
Best Whlte Of CARLOAD. s9Ac orl-..-....-...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17

A Baltimore paper relates the following
good one
"Mr Jones, contractor, was delivering
hay subject to government inspection. As
eSefy bais was weighed, MfsJcheS soon
found out that each bale fell short about Eve
pounds SO be placed himself opposite to the
weigher, and putting bis foot on each bale as
II was placed on, the scale pressed down until.
he thought he got the required weight He
was much surprised, after the hay was all
daliyered 70 end thai il fell short cDtiaidera-
BILE, but was enlightened by a story the insbec-
tor told of little ciscumstanee that happen.
ed in 'Ydsk 6tabes sBa said contractor
was delivering hay, and finding it did not
aoid out in weight, placed himselfat the op.
poste side Of tho bale from the weigher and,
placing bis foot on each bale as it rested on
the scale for weighing, pressed down three
pounds. The weigher, seeing the game, put
his foot under the bale, and pressed up six.
The contractor turned the color of u beet, and
commenced talking abopt SLoAeWall, Jackson;
But he soon broke down and fett.'' '''D'' IA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
9ailgnGmpttes.
VhIsLy and Neyvspapera.

The British Standard institutes compAri
son between . glass Of whisky and newspA
per, in the following termsss adi
"A glass Of whisky, ssys an exchauge, d
manufactured from perhaps dozen ErsiBs
Of mashed corn, the value Of which fs too
small 10 DO estimated A pint Of this mix.
ture sells at retail for ore shilling, and If a
good brand ia considered BY its consumers
we'll worth the money. II is druuk of in a
minuts ortwo; It fires the brain, touses the
passions, sharpens the appetite, and dsrAnsss
and weakens the physical system. II lie gone,
and swollen eyes and parchsd lips, and aching
head are its followers -
ION the same side.board upon which this
is served, lies a newspaper the white paper OF
which costs two cepts, Thisis, corerod with
ahundred Thousand types ff brings iutslli.
gence from the four quarters of the globe; It
has its early printed columns all that is
strange or new at home. 1t tells you the
state of the market; It gives an account Of
the war, the execution Of the lAst murderer,
the last steamboat explosion or disastet; ar
ticles on philosophy, government, religion,
&c, and for all this, the newspaper costs less
than the glass of grog, the juice Of few
grains Of corn. -Xla
III IS no less strange than true that there
are Q large portion Of the commupily who,
thiAA theieora juice heap and the asmSpapor
dear, and the printer has hard work to collect
his dimes when the liquor dealers are paid
eheerfully. How is this7 Is the body 3 bet-l
ter paymaster than the head--are things Of
the moment more priced than things OF the
future2 Is the transient tickling of the
stomach OF more, consequences than the iaia
provement OF otoths'mihd, and the informs 4tion
that is essential to the rational being2 II this
had its real value, would not newspaper be
worth many pints of whisky ?" Hf9l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
CERTIFICATE OF AuraoR1rY.
(rO expire on the slst day Or January. 1869

~ oApub VI tio oAsi uhy OF Jhuuhfyt lobb.l
0PFIoH or AUDITOR or STATE,
Insurance Department, Columbus, o., Jan. I0,1se6
WHEREAs, The ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford in the State of Oonneetieut has,
filed IN this office statement Of Its condition.
requrel by the drst section ofthe 'ro regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the State
ofohio, passed April sth. 1866, and amended Febru
airy 9Th, 1854; and, Whereas said Company has fur
nshed the undersigned satisfactory evidence that il
possessed Of At least ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF actual Capital invested in Stockh
Bonds, Mortgages OF Real Estate, worth dou-
bic the amount for which the same Ia mortgaged; and
Whereas said Company has filed in this Office a writ
ten instrument under Its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
Agent or Agents ofsaid Oomnany in this State 10
knowledre service OF process for and in behafof said
Com lany, according to the terms OF said law.
Nov, Therefore, In pursuance OF the first section OF
the Aforesaid ACT, I, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of
STATE for Ohio, do hereby certify that said TNA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, is authorized 10
trsns0ct the business OF Fire and Marine Insurance in
this State until the thirtyrst day OF January in tbs
year ono thou sand eight hundred and sxty.six
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have herounto sub.
scrbed my name aud caused the seal OF my Office to
be attn xed the day aud year above written.
= \ JAMES H. GOODMAN,
lsHAL-l [srAMP. igtette Auditor ofEtate.
Applications received and policies promptly issued
BY John Stoppelmann Agent at Dayton; Vim. H.
Regley, Germantowni Samuel Ducketf, Mamisburg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
Valuable Pr0pertY fOr Said.

ID ETwEEN nov and the 18th day OF March. u.
ID 1865 VIII sell at private sale the following prop
brty, to-wit good brick nuuae, with six rooms 81
hate on the southeast corner Of Warren and Cefete-
~ Streets together with seventeen lots adjoining ssd
hou9e, containing outbudngs 40. Also, Ave good
building lots between Old aud New Brown streets.
iil sell all this property 10 whole or In part by ain
81 lots or more to suit Che purchaser.
fe2ldtt LJRENZ BUTz
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17

They Vsll ,yhiskg I'M NeV York for % 10
per gslloh which / costs 81 50 to produce, If
the Government duties are honestly paid
Cigars are sold at less price than the stamps
they bear. Are the stamps genuineH Manu-
factured .ewck'pg t0AscaoA0s the cheaper
grsdes, ca ai11 be bunekt kta less price per
pound than the Government tax How is
this Does the high tax organize fraud, and
deprive the Government of its revenue
glrnai Mf10 NAt4ff fital
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
Notioe ExtraordinarY.

FINHE undersigned informs the ladies' and gentle.
IL men OF this vicinity that he is ready 10 mannfao-
tnre 90 order, wgs, and furnish curs and whIskers
TO all who may desire them. Hair dressed in the
wish 10 learn the business His styles are me verY
latest Paris fashions. ROBERT REIF
MRS. q. KAR0, j.
fs2silm No. l6l Main street, corner Of Sixth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
NEW FIRM

L HAVE this day assocaied With me- In the House,
IL Furnishing, China, Glass ani QueensWare busi-
ness At a0' Third street. Dayton, Ohio, Mr. John y.
'Moorman, my former b0ok- keeper. The husnaaa
'D0.i JNO r. WOLF
4 Dayton, March 8, Iss5-ma4dsf wv = WILT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
Wine Plants, Grape ROots, etc.

IN HAVE for sale the genuine CHINESE WINE
4 PLANTS, Grape Roots, Everareens Of superior
quality, shrubbeTy Of every description, Frait and
shade Tres OF all Yarietiesa ofthe very estqusl
nnd will call immediately. GEORGE SAY,
fe9daw Corner Ludlow aud First streeie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
DENTAL GARD
DR.. Il. CONWAY.

XXTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Day
wv tonthat he will insert whole sets of teeth up
per and lower, on Yulcanized Rubber, in the most
Of for the sum OF $40, using the best material and
warrantng his work T. give due satisfaction. Those
who wish 70 have teeth inserted on Rubber would do
well to call At his Office No. $50 Third street. where
they can be accommodated with any material or any
style Of teeth they may desire. jaiedawam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

|NoTi0E q hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed Administrator OF the estate
pf Dr.. Hugh Nexander, deoeaaed
ssisws wILMER H. BELvILLH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17

The oolored voters in Rhode Island have
made especial nominations of candidates for
the 9fiees of GoTernorc and Lisuteuant Gov.
ernor, because the school authorities Of Prov
idence and Newport maintain separate schools
for eo!ored children In their address they
say; sis
We would be understood, not as arrayiug
ourselves against any party in this issue we
teel that no party hasa claim pppu ", Cor no
party has espoused our cause; we have had
able advocates from all parties. Nor are we
to be charged with ingratitude, in view Of the
occurrences favoring our elevation; for we.
hays the testimony of the Ckiaf Magistrate Of
the naiioui chat under God, isllthAt has been
done for the colored man was "military ne
cessity." We are, however, not insensibls Of
the willing agency of names we might desis-
nate.
sEp AoS-4sstfs s-4azid e ~
DoSr LIKE THEM.-Washington Irving
crest bis sOull) didn't have good opinion Of
political elergymen. aIaa fact be dstssled
them, and aslsft On reeosd an sxprsssleH Of
his dislike for these psrnieious Agi.stoss He
says - SASS aiis > sstlesas Kim stle31ps
4 eunnipg politician Is dolten. found skulk-
ing under the clerical robe, with an outside
all religion and an inside All poliEicAt rAncor,
Things spiritual and things temporal are,
strangely jumbled together, like poison and
antidotes on the Apothscary's shelf and Ia.
stead cf dHvout Eaflnopt tlb shurct. ling
people have often political pamphlet thrast
down their throats, labeled with pious text
from scripture. tei
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
orYIcE OF THE AuDiroR oF STATE, l
ColnmbuR. Ohio. January Ia. 1a6h.

IL is hereby certified, that the ioregongis acorrect
copy OF the Statement OF Condition of the KTNA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford made TO and filed
in this ohlcs, for the year 1866.
Witness my hand and seal officially. s-.if
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
lsEaL.l lsrANr. Auditor OF State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
LARGE FARM FOR SALE.

rRARh Eon SALE % RENf--Bslow uonterviie
ine Store, sol third street. Z slf lsldHw1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
CnuntY of Hartford. sa.

bIATE DF CUNNEUTIUUT, I -
County Of Hartford lsS'8f g5a
THOMAS A.. ALEXANDER, President and LU-
Gus !. HENDEE, Secretary OF the ErNA INSUR
say, that the foregoing is full, true and correct
statement Of the Affairs Of said Company that the
said Insurance Company Is bona fde owner OF at
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of
actual Dash Capital invested in Stocks and Bonds;
that tho above descrb d investn ents, nor any part
thereof made for the benefit OF any individual ex
ercs ng authority IN the management OF said Com
pany, either President, Secretary Treasurer Di-
rsctor or otherwse and that tney are The above de-
9cribpd officers OF said Insurance Company
THOMAS a, ALEXANDER, President.
LucIus j. HRiDEE, SecretaFy.
Subscribed an sworn before me- this 81 day Of Jan.
uary, 1885.
fsrAHP.l HENRY FOWLER,
Justice OF the Peace
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-17
professional CARDS.
C. L. vALLANDIGHAM,

LAS RESUMED TEE PRAoTIoR OF LAW.
0TFroE (Eor the presept al his residence, No.. sa3
First street, Dayton, Ohio.
0EFIon HouRs from 10 A. M. to three p, NJ
DAYTON, o. November 18th, 1884. novi2ii
, 1865-10-31
THE NEW GOLD CERTIFICATES.

Five Million Dollars Received at the
Treasury In Five Thousand Dollar
Certificates - Description Of then-
Smaller Denomination. to be Issued
Soon.
From the y. 7. Tribune, Oct. ISL
Yesterday morning the Assistant Treasurer,
Mr.. Van Wsck, received the first series Of the
now Government gold certificates, amount
ing to 5000, 600. The certificates are of tho
in hook form, each pagc containing Iour OF
them, with the memorandum checks to be re.
tanned By the Assistant Treasurer.
The appearance is not rnlikc that Of IN or
dinurY Treasury note. In tue upper left hand
corner is the gfgnctte Of an engle With out
stretched wings, holding in his talons the
Union shield. on Que side Of which arc the na-
branch. Below are thick clouds, through
which the rays Of the rising sun appear, ms
king fair representation nf the Union col.
ors. The light does not secm Sufficient to
dim the stars, for they arc seen through the
clouds with the words "E Pluribus Unum.' u
On the upper right hand corner the figures
$500" ,.',, arc engraved assS, in ~ ,oy ys5y s1ae
figures 500 in scroll form extend.
ing around the note. The center Of the note
bears the lollowing: !" It Is hereby certified
that fire thousand dollars have been dcpnsi,
ted with tho Assistant Treasurer Of the Uni,
his office, TO the order Of - -.' The
notes are signed, rs. B. Collcy, Registrar Of
the Treasury; F. E. Spinner, Treasurer Of the
United States, and II. q. Van Wyck, Assist
ant Treasurer Of the United States"
The backs are printed in gold color, With
no ornamentation. save the words, ''Five
Thousand Dollars"
Notes Of smaller denominations will be Is
sued IN the course Of q few weeks. AL below
*5O0Ni1l be made payabic to the bearer.
, 1865-10-31
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1865

one. but In spirit Of graduation and L 1toosle'
pride. And the projectors Of the new l7apel
became awake to the fact. after: two We. ks
caHgaastDg, that to attempt to rival It al
candidate for public favor would require =
mnch greater expenditure Of capital thula
doubtful venture after all. This Is tue pop.i-
lar manner Of accounting for the milk In the
cocoa-nut." The probabilities now are that a
new company Will re-purchase the concerns :
and continue the StnkHel on Democratic prin-
cfplcs. And this will be uphill work, too, If
the recent elections index fact Of the slze
STATE CONVENTION OF coLoREn crr1zaSs.
You hare been furnished quite full tele-
graphic reports Of the daily sessions Of this
body, With the exception Of the last day.
This, through the negligence Of the Secrc-
tary Of the convention, I was unable to'gct
In time 1t was not Of great Importance, ex-
cept as to Its being requisite to complete
report, and I dislike to half do anything.
eaan, sexe5a eomtteSs o e we mefq h. sPRotsd a!, tie
memorializlng tho Legislature to repeal the
infamous Black laws, to allow col
ored men to testify in civil and
criminal cases, and to set apart
proper proportion Of the Common School
Fund for the education Of co1ored children.
John u. Langston, Esq, the co1ored lawyer
IN able and forclblc speaker, addressed our
citizens al Masonfc Hall on Wednesday night,
and vas attentiyely listened to By large Ind
respectable audience. The delegntes to the
convention were fair specimens or the better
c1ass Of our colored citizens, and the proceed
fngs throughout were characterized by the
utmost decorum, and cvinced good Know
ledge Of parliamentary law and lsagcs.
MY letter has already reached to some
length, and some minor matters of local iu-
terest will reserve till my next.
ST nryIs
, 1865-10-31
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
Arrival of taIc Kl1sour-A Curious Po-
litical Party-A Gigantic Bone Found
Tho Crops In Texas
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trbuue.]


-Ti,r Crnn+ In Trxnx.
CA1Eo, Oct. q.
The steamer John E3,oopr tas arrived FINN Sc1y
49,. ~ ooa.. - - ~. - 80.
o.'esat.s, Win ~ men o. the a"n noiana in'anuy'
who 1efa here per Eail for Indianapolis al noon.
CcreyaIs Ionsstreet md Hood wc.e messengers On
The Ki]rour for Wasbtueton cir. The Kilsour
frr,dxbes Ss,r o-,'sn. 49,. - ~. asd 11n ,rn,t
INTERESTING Items thcy contain 1e!ate to new party
Fty1e3 thc Couye1ysti,e Union party. which held a
.'.5 ,,..t,.. =, ~, .,,- 80, ~ -..aas ,.., J..
E.ao4 - taa1 s4t., aoo elta.4! ~
thton'ng cfe93tafns .mto mtoaie IN regard 10
thett principles. The speakers denounced the Dem
oratic na,ty IL rpttcu to the CORE tore md ulcers
Ittnfon. Tbey th.n nitchcd fntn tbr Tenuhlfc,n
nar1y. sn,d Il xas nt*er}r faise hi theT Ead RI
ncroft Miih that nsrty md denonnc,d IL icafers
As fannt,cs. sritafnrs and inssne. then
tfer n.1d 1,,t,e 6stterv IN th~ Nn5fi.r1, Dnoor+
rac;: tsImr ti,ev ,rcre ~ mnrc liza he Snnfhsru
Demncynts ,hSn The 1,he VA iiic ti,r Enr.n' anf
H.. Srhiis snnther ne1nnr+,,s sc,t t1er sons IN
he rsts srsr Vt,rt6c-n 19cmo.-t. sent fhe;rs
mn tbc I-nnn ar,nH s11er ~. 1hc snccchcs ~
, 1865-10-31
HATT'I.

A Cnited States War Steamer MINI
tainx the Dignity Of our Fin. at Cape
. tIaytlen-1nst.nIdcan Of the Late
Attempt at Revolution.
Skw Yon6, Oct. 30-T'he St. Thomas co1rts-
rondcns Of the Ner0ld, Under date OF October nh,
Etatee that the United States snnboat Eausas,
Lieutenant Commander c. II. Wells, arrived there
On the sth Instant from Cape 11aytlen. The Kan-
rived at the Cat on tho 14h remaining there Until
the I'd Instant Ia consequence Of matters connected
With the revolution, which hns since terminated
with the understanding that the town
shall be given up 10 General Gefftard.
This arrangement mas brought aboat through the
action taken by United States Consul Fo,aom. ssho
was at one time in eotnc dsnger through the sar-
town. Cnpt Wells wrote to The Consul to &C
quaint those who considered themselves the au-
inortt1eB, that he would reaor 10 cInemc measures
should anv insult be offered to The American flag
through lie pesrnu Of the Eonful. or otherwise.
He also notified them that he would hold The said
authorities to account II they continued to taxi.
array son coal belonging to The United
pritlsh gunboat. Taeon ,so-ope4atcd With
1Iaytcn WIS nevcr at any time held b. more than
ige hundred irsprg cts, md the tnsnrrecttpo was
confined within tie linitE Capt, Wells thinks thst
two hundred determined men could have taken It
ut any time. In fact The attempt Al revolution ts
regarded as very coutemptibic affair Sainaye IS
sa}a 10 h%7 The man who shot at and WcaHded Ges-
fards Minister Of State, for which crime le had to
t;efftard gosernment- When the kansas LEFT cape
11aytfen. The United States steamer DeSo:o, Capt
Walker. md her Brtanuic Najestyts atcam-r Bull
Dpr, were in port.
, 1865-10-31
GEORGIA..


DFet1t2itfOh Among nlDnT-
TaaAmcnt@-ProposelC Colonization.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 3O.--The New York Ir.bN1s's
Washington special says Chaplain French, who has
recently Travelled extensively in the Interior Of
Eeo.Eia, undressing nearly 1000 freedmen and
many thousand plane., to their relative duties.
is here. He reports great dcsitut1ou among many
thousand freedmen, especially among ,hosc teut
into the State for ta$e Keeping, and abandoned by
thet. former owners On the surrender OF the rebel
asmy. Many citizens glad slavery Is done away.
The excess OF freedmen above The ability Of the
planters to employ OF support. Is causing
treat embarrassment, and threatens eerious
il recommended that bonesteads on the public
lands Of Florida might rclicre many thousands;
Several men. high IN authority herc arc understood
10 tayur thie plan. The freedmen generally plead
far schools. Chaplain French has hecn recon1uds.
stoned, by order OF the President. at the Joint re-
queFt Of Generals Steadu1au, Saxton and Gillmore,
ard been ordered 10 rEpn1 to Gen. Howard lie
goes North 10 represent the wants Of The freedmen.
NEw yonE, Oct 3o-Thc steamer Atadnc, from
Savannah the 1G.h, hAk A1fEed.
The Savannah HesufI =tates that Generals How
ard and Sa1ton arrived On the efth, and would ad-
dress the freedmen that evening.
NtLLEpGEvI1IE, Ga, Oct. :at-Prov1e1onal Gov.
aohneou eent mefeHse 10 the convention. at Its
morning sessIon, tarsmflting t~o te!e.,7ms from
Washington. The 1lrtt IL Identical except the
the pane Of The state, and date, with The pftsiden-
ttal Telegram Of Sept, 18th The eecond is Secre.
ta1F Seward'e despatch TO Cor. johnson, dated
Sept, ssth. which has already been published al
the North.
, 1865-10-31

New yoRK, Oct. H.-1he bank abatement shows
decrease Of :to65, ,0so IN The loans, which shout
represents he amount Of the Temporary loan With
be considered as indicating any contraction ofdfs
counts or ordinary losns. Private bankers ase bet
.sE supplied '3.a money Aesnts h. pss,:sFh IT. s5
iafee q interest," Which may partially account for
q Dc ,, 1t three ~, yeek, The st1sst ,st
legal mite uniformly, 1bcse is sd very active DE-
uaand for discounts, aud with bestcr supply Of
money the ssnsaenons &c a9a he soss
arc tAken At eent 5at lags I n amonnt IT.! 1f god
'e sslsr gpn11t93o. e,sc, noncv
coususes operations In etocks. The DRIFT Of spcc1-
!ss.on, however, Is sona!esIng, the market being
s5S s0Sn ss3 sI
confidence in thereal value Of railroad stosks which
wou1d appear to be sufficient to sustain prices
s.ainst auJ pcrmanent depression, and those who
enccd chiefly By the expectation Of an unsettled
rccling arelng ut the opening Of Congress, which
ean only be expected to prove Temporary; The
stocks, especially Fort Wayne, which advanced 6{c,
Cleveland Z Pittsburgh and Michigan Southern.
large. The sales Of Reading, Michigan Southern,
| Fert Wayne, amounted 70 aa5 ,ooo shares.
| on .be Whole dImcr. ola ~ 1ose i ID o. i
! =; :.::se.;;a;es Il fandebiednesR i. Cold I4sNK:
The following National B1nks hase bcen ,tesig
deposttor1es Of The public money; First National
skaneatclcs, n. +, and 1st National, Springfield
NEw yonK, Oct. o0t-The Erprtss eays Of none,
matters: The money market was easier to-day, mt
| ahere Vas an abundance Of capital offered 10 tht
neokers at Tper cent on call. Lenders we're les'
, 1865-10-31
FROM WASHINGTON.

', ,,,n,. I'D -1,n Cnnvntuv,. nC t1.n w~~V-
AASl"r* q &11e W .hs
The hesenue La"1,heeeapt .! cns-
IONS and Internal AeSennc-Efadu.
1,...o.,af vr,1 n.1frn,..- -1u,no.ron.
rs1."a,un e''' ''1'
caeuAaE"
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