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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-15
M.rine neutrality-suspicious. Of the
Shenandoah.


Tie month OF August has closed, and
we have to record the loss Of thrty-fve
merchant vessels, whose total value is es
timated at two million seven hundred and
seventeen thousand dollars 50 III, 000D
Three OF these vessels were steamers, six
ships, sixteen barks, three brigs and seven
schooners. Sixteen of these vessels were
destroyed by the British pirate steamer
Shenandoah, and but for her career on the
high seas, we should have had less num-
Der Of marine losses TO record for last
month than of a corresponding month for
many years.
The total marine disasters since Deem
Der, 1864, have already amounted 20 two
hundred and forty three, involving loss
Of nineteen million and ninty four thou>
sand (S19,094 000.) dollars. In 1868, for
the same period, our loss was three hum
bred and three vessels, valued, with their
cargoes, at fifteen million five hundred and
eohly>five thousand and nine hundred
(:l5 $50 900) dollars and for the same
period in 1864 thee hundred and eight
vessels, valued at fourteen million one hun
dred and twenty-s'X thousand three hun
dred, (.14 ,Q26, 5000 dollars.
From these figures it will be seen that
to the Shen andoah alone we are indebted
TO loss Of sixteen vessels. which were
valued at s;70G,0 600. Nor do these figures
overestimate the value any more than they
will cover the loss Of time and the profit,
accruing from the sale of the cargoes OF
oil which, at the present ruling of the mar
ket, has an upward tendency. The class
Of wha,e ships that this pirate has des-
troyed is not easily replaced a. this time,
AS we are not building, nor have we for
sale, the peculiar style Of vessel employed
in this branch Of our marine. In view OF
these facts we cannot fully estimate the
amour, of damage cone or still likely to
be accomplished By this pirate. She is
and ever will be the British screw steamer
Sea King, built at Glasgow, Scotland, in
| 1868, by subject of Her Britannia Ma es-
ty.-N, 7. Tribune, Sept. 81.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-15
NFy WAR NESSET FOR THE T,AEFs

NEW WAR VESSEL FOR THE LAKES
The Government is constructing q: Tona-
wanda frs: class boat for the Lakes
It is nearly completed, AID will be ready
for trial trip in the course OF few
wccka. The boat is IT'S feet in length 81
iI width and II feet beam, to be propelled
by as inch cylinder. The government
contractor is Thomas Stock, and the boat
is constructed at an expense Of $4,000
besides the guns. There will be six guns
broadsde, besides the armory filed with
small arms. Tho crew will comprise forty
men and nino officers. The boa, will be
valuable accession to the means Of dc
fence on the lakes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-15
Tie Fenian5 IN Ireland

Within very short time the English
,ppera haze commenced bringing US &c
counts OF len:an demonstrations in Ire
land. Ouo newspaper says:
TIE fenians. il appears, ale no: CON
tiuc,i to the southwco, Or western parl Of
IralanL. They are to be found IN the
nos.h a. well. \ body Of them has ap
pcarea Ia tho Count, Down--a district
where th9ir existence was never dreamt
OF. They matched through several towns
with their insignia. and would have been
attacked W the clangemen, bn, the con
s;~buIarly force inerfcred, and prevented
any serious breach Of the peace. Il.
would reaii, seem rs if the ayrounis which
have come from tina other side Of the At
lan1'c respecting tie preponderancc O the
Fcnians III Ireland we're = tact, and not ns
many persons on this sido Vi tho water
believed, fiction"
One may infer from this that the late
assertions Of tire Fcnjans in this country
wi;h reference to an early attempt against
Ing and, have substantial foundation.
We await with the IIveiest curiosity tho
solution of problem which includes tie
transportation Of enc or two hundred
Thousand armed lfenians 10 ireland from
this country.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-15

Eg- Col J. J. Guppy, OF The 23I regi-
ment has been promoted 20 a bFigaaier-
ship. As colonel, (now Gen Guppy, is
out of the service, the new honor
is more complimentary than substantial
The general had command ola brigade,
the greater part Of the time during nearly
four years Of service. - Madison Cagi!ci.
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- E u G 81 Eo1 I
PATENT IEDICINE DEPOT
ADOLPH WITTDIANN,

Franklin Street, Jetuecn SIT and 9M SIS
MANIToWOC, WIS. 7'
'T'iIlS estabshnentwil always contain all the
l. varieties Of Medicine usually kept in Drug
store, together with Paints, Oils, VarHish, Al
cohol, Spirits of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
for Medicinal purposes. Also Fancy Articles,
Soap aud Perfumery, Blank Books and Stations
cry, Camphene, Fluid and Kcrosine, and all tho
other articles belonging to this line. ..#....
TO PRESCRIPTIONS carefully put up both day
and night time
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7 AN authorized to sell the following described
/ eighty acres OF land i'll the town OF Frank
lin, viz the North West quarter Of North
Est quarter, and the North East quarter Of
North West quarter of Section 81, Town 30,
Range %. The land is coed and wei located
the THE perfect, an it vii. be sold cheap.
JEkE CROWLEY.
Iali.osoc, Jlig l., T5jl.
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DAVIS AND LEE IN EEGLAKD.-A Lou
don correspondent writes:

Il, is not to be disguised that the two
Americans most admired in England at
this moment are Jefferson Davis and Gen
Lee At the University Of Oxford, a few
weeks ago when the undergraduates gave
free expression to their synpa'hies, ihfee
hearty cheers loud and prolonged, were
given for J,iTrEson Davis, and their was
Tremendous cheering for Gen. Lee.
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30 The Rochester, Sew York, Union
say' great drought prevail, il tha! vi
entity II is now doubtful Il ran can re.
store the grass 50 as to afford fsI feed to
the cattle. Butter is scarce and will CON
'inue so under the most favorable circu,n-
stances ths, can be anticipated. To what
'Hten. the corn, potatoes and other crops
arc already injured it = impossible to say
'7'ih anything like certainty They have
thus far done better than wa expected
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Fcnianism rapidly Increasing.

Fcnianism rapidly Increasing.
The Dublin correspondent Of the New
York Horid under a recent date, says:
"Feniansrn IT, at las, spreading where
IT can DO most good orcyil. Agents have
been in lreIan1 and in an Incredible short
space Of time have created terrible excite
rnen,, not only hsre but throughout the
entire kingdom.
The greatest alarm prevails among The
'rieslhood, anajorltr Of HON. though op
pulpit the Fouan brotherhood The Sc
cret Of i!eir,oIposliion lies intho fret tina.
the orIer aI!Vna,cs the people from the
priesthood. They favor any movement
against England, either moral OF physical,
bat 1t mus, they say, originate with then,
and be guided by them.
Eve now hear OF drilling over the
ntry, in some places in squads, and il
others in entire regiments.
''TLe lazy cot,'a5ularory here have q
baud time of it OF late. The authors
tie-, in many instances, have sent them
ont recounoi.orinr where the teuans
are drilling. They are kept constantly OH
lie march, but il is seldom that they
meet with their enemy.
"Only three collisions have thus tar
taken place, one Of them resulting il loss
Il life
The young men in various parts q
Dublin have dubbed together and subs
, 1865-01-24
TIE FORTHCOMING SANITARY
FAIR
Meeting OF Executive Committee :
UIhcr AppoInt1nents-1hc
Gfreni0r.

A meeting Of The Executive Committee at large,
constructed for the purpose of making arrange
mente for the forthcoming Santtary Fair, IVES held
yesterday afternoon In tbe roon,s OF the Sanitary
Committee, the President 7. b. Drynn, in the
clair.
The Chairman sead the 1ist Of the chairmen Of
The different Committees, as already pubhehed In
The TR,nCSE.
A letter YVES received from Colonel J. A. Potter,
expressing his regret at beng unable 10: attend
In consequence OF being obliged to leave this
morning for his new command at Fort Leayen-
wor,h
4 telegram was received from General Hooker
@ @acseptlng 1bs appointment Of President Of the
The minutes Of the last meeting we're then read
aud approved.
o. motion II; Wm; G. Goldsmith was appoint-
The chairman called for reports from the chair
msn OF the business Committees. z...
Sone 81 the charnen we're not ready ID IT, t. report p;a
r: 4. Willard, lsaac G. Day, Wm. Atrieh.
Ars. ucge asked If ant business had been ne,
suggested that the Committee On OIL and Lamps
should he divided.
Ala. Talco1t inquired IS to the range Of duty Of
u The chsIrman rcnsIed tunt the sphere Of action
would be unlimited; thu Bnstneas Committees
would be at liberty 70 draw contributions rom On
plan M eontcmplates de most compseb ensiye action.
This Nas intended to be the Erande5t fnaf n tne
series inaueura,ed in Chicago; and 1t would be
the closing one Of the serlts:
-Ihc Chairman called attention to the 1act that
seal would he needed as m authorization OF the
soliciting committees In nhddlhon 10 tnle 1t would
he well 70 haye medal, snch as the one which
nroyed 20 rood an instrument At the Ph1adelphta
Fair: he su,hotides had provided a rongh draft
Of medal for inspection II had on It appropriate
figures and ne 10 ,o4cMIhg 1S W., arer rememhen
9Th her suffering scitlcrs.s --,-.
The Chairman then read portion Of report OF
The aciiou Of the Business Committees Of the
Philadelphia Fair. At indicating what might be
Mrs Hore eatd that the Philadelphia Fair would
have been l@rcly canvnssed for In other Ststes,
INT for the iact that the New York and Brooklyn
Fairs had been held just previously and the whole
State Of NV York, as we'll as others, had been
thoroughly canyassed for them.
E.W. B atchford moved the appointment 0!
rommittte Of five on Seal and Medals. hon. D.
V, Bel, Hon. T. D. Brndwc1l, n. S. Douton, Peter
Page, 4. w. Blatchtord, were appointed a. such
committee.
II Was sueccsted that committee on military
goods be appointed. Z. Z. Larraoce vas chosen
Arcl.tbald C1ybourn. NEE directed to report the
nn1se o! O Chairman Of committee on Vegetables
GoL FinttE.
r. G, Lewis. OF Lewis, Page Co., was ap-
pointed chairman OF committee on Pnlnts and
oils.
ME- Ho:e suggested the appointment Of a COM
nittce to genre o1ators and lecturers, not only In
Chicago ST the time OF the Fair, hut all throuch
thc country in advance Of the Fuirs for the BENEFIT
Of the fund, Subject tabled for The present
nnmuIttcc O. Sugar Rc1Eere.
Tbc Chairman suggested the necessity Of ap-
pcinting building committee, The building
, 1865-01-24
THE LAW COURTS

US. srpaEGE Corn7.-By dispatch received
last evening, we learn that, on yesterday, the
judgments obtaincd IN the Courts below In the
eazses enht1ed Marine Bark Of Chicago VS. Broad-
way Bank, md Marine Bank Of Chicago rs Fulton
county Bank. were affirmed with costs.
SUPERIOR CouRz-B<fort Judge lruson.-The
long liHgated cauee, entitled Lawrence e.. Parmc-
Zee, Gsgc md Parmelee, WAS on TRIAL yesterday
before Judge Wilson Of the Superior Court AZ
this Ia case involving the tile TO property Of
great value in the heart or the city. We compile
frcr1 the record, the relstiop Of ths parties and
the e S s
tract 70 sell certain properly, known az inc Gaf.
1ett Block property, and the payment Of portion
Of The purchase money. The remaining poEbon
hut that Lawrence had not such tila 4 would
enable him to convey to them such an estate as
eseSsS es se5 sess g. that re
30 contracted, either by an action q ejecimcut q
SIS arc valuable on account Of the Improvements
They had made, and asked that Lawrence he en-
Joined from Disturbing their possession until the
this showing was granted. LawreAce, in his AZ
swer, denied substantially The facts alleged IN the
original bl and scts up that the contract referred
uectiou with it certain other transactions took
place, to Wit conveyance Q! these reEy prcni..
ees hy the comp!alnants to him, and loan Of
transactions he insisted amounted to MORTGAGE
1hereupon lawrence fled cross bill against the
Original bin, and enc Johnson asking for
foreclosure Of what be claimed to
and Patmelee fled Joint answer; johnson fled
m snswer and with 1t eros. BIZ against Law.
rente and his other joint defendants. lawrence
filed exceptions to the answer to bis cross bill and
10 Johueon'e answer. and also a demurrer to John
sons gross bill. The portions Of the answer
above mentioned to which exceptions were filed,
are those which eet up ueury, or facts which they
a1lcge constituted us9ry either under The laws Of
hAssaehusetts oE the laws II Illinois After arcn,
mcnt, Judge Wilson dismissed the cross bill and
upon ihe evidence in The original suit
CIRCUIT CoURT-B:tors Judge !tlAtdfns..The
attention OF this Court WEB occupied In the hear
Ing Of motions of no general intelctt during he
was taken up as described in another column:
E1nce onr last repcrt, fourteen aliens have taken
ont their first papers In the Office Of the Clerk ot
This Court: They we're suhtects of TIC following
King Of Denmark, 8; the King Of sweden and
Duke 81 Mecklenbere schwereln, :.
CoUx1r Counr-Btfore Judge BradtrtH;-ln
e99 Top5p apaa p1a% he koh
this city who having learned to read. became 90
| epgrosscd with raT mafsers that his reason to{'
tered A verdict vas rendered IN aeeolaanes witn
| nate man WIS by order Of the Court sent to the
County iafl fot transportation to the Asylum for
| tie Ineape at JacEsocyitlc.
German, the will Of the deceased was proved and
letters testanatntary ordered 10 be isened to VII
| liam Winner. The estate in question is 1nsignt1'
cant in value, but the testat0r has ignored alto
Germany. now in deatitute circumstances. The
| nrnr1rtf is left to relations In this country.
, 1865-01-24

"A Card from the Superintendent Of
GrnceIRnd Cemetery.
cmrACa ,Tannarv I36 1cE5.


Nss1s. Aditors :-Iu this morning TR1nuNE
notice soma il-natnred strietuIes upon my4el for
permitting trees 10 be cut down in tho cemetery:
which, 1t is iusinusted, is done for nero gain ~
lor the purpose OF saving paltsy outlay fos fire.
wood.r The writer signs hiuse'f"A lot owner"
but shonld Ee better pleased II be had given bis
name. There is not an actual lot owner IN the
cemetery, believe, who will not bear me witness
that have at all times guarded against the taatl"
alton or cutting down Of any trees excepsauch
aa were actuaIlyf In the way Of monuments or other
improvements, and then only By the express order
Of The owner Of the lot In which 1t might be. For
some days past have had two men 1t work clear
ing away old stumps, removing trees that had been
blown down In the late heavy gales, and taking
down such others we're In dangerous position
towards monuments and costly stoncwoEk- The
tree Of which your correspondent speaks stood in
the center Ct lot 9Q7, section ], und being very
crooked, with It's sonte nut only covering said lot
brt branching beyond II, the atrner Of said lot re-
Gucstcd that It should be removed, for which be
himsch paid. The wood from these old truuhs
cvsts much more than It is worth for lrewood, as
your correspondent ought to know. What hia mo-
i've could be, except to inture my reputatlon41 am
at loss to conceive. / have tired tU serve the
public 10 the best Of my ability and have abunaan:
reason to believe that the lot Of Graceland
ate satigfed with my cndeavorB to promote In
rrorements and prevent the deterioration Of the
grounds. With this explanation leave the mat"
Ter. EL1As OLSEN,
Sup't Of Graceland Cemetery.
, 1865-01-24

wou1d 20 up On. Dearborn Street Park, the mate-
RAILS would be donated. and Michigan Avenue, op-
The followine. appointments were then made Is
Chairmen Of Sub-committees:
Peter Page-Bulding COMMITTEE.
John 8. eatfs Fas sppo-ated Chairmnn Of Com
mlttee on Antt{cneere.
.csptain Beebc, Of Galena--Le.d Mines and spe-
cimens.
Fair.
Judge Henry Fuller-Hor.e Railroads.
Joh1 Ayer-lron Mines.
P.W: Gates-Gopper Mines.
u.s.. BE1egs-lola Mines.
Csptafn Cfement-1ron Rolling Ahls.
&c. BurToughs. i. D.-collsees md Literary
!. 5. Ideson india Rubber
q. B. Bryant-Comuaercial Colleges;
y.9cGregor Atam.ansi'sossdR sos Roanen. snRRnn.
James Gowao-Iske Tunnel
G. NJ Pullman-SieepinE C3ffi
r. r. Cfane-Bfass snd Finishing.
n.n-r q -. r.TIi1sonr-Conperz1uiths snd work
S.P. Rounds-Typc Founders and Eleetfosp-
Ing md 2: S,sss9,t5pl9Ys:4 SS,asa5f,s5p@Y:4so,cun.
Trades 1ssociatinns-Georgo Z. Ha1litt, with
The Presidents of each trade organization In the
o1x H. e' cnspmaa"c;ty Ea Ezp1essmen, reamsters,
Drnymen> frucknen, &c.
F. .Leadbcater-H3fkmcn.
Jsmes Boyd-stock Brokers' Board.
Up. HarffS--Conrt House Cupola.
Thomss Church-Ret1rcd Gentlemen.
= -Nnolla-bafoefs.
:; & -. 21eA ~ !u9ettt-0tatS 11asoH,
Enas- =. = nnnmaH-assf2eulsufa1 1mplementss
c. Coms,ock-Salt.
q. M.W{}marth-Gae-httcEs.
John uughes-Plumbcrs.
j. G. G,Glnae]e-Water Commissioner.
Bennett t1e'erfMWanes ana 1quofs- :
J. F. MendssnI Carriages ,l3;e and Wagons.
Coz. =, H. M3t,,.t Mooatm.t'ips pssa A"'EsseAen!s; 3
Dr. Z. L. uurlouf'' 1as1 E. T. h. d.-free-
maso1e.
Judge u " Dell..Loya! league.
i 7. !; 1awnGeod Tsmp,ass;;, .,rs,,,,n,
Dr. =. D. -neebc-Aotnoepotnc pAyslclan1.
pr. F. A. JohuAen-Au physicians
Kobt, aaw-Coal and coal mlncs-
Peter fage-Aseeesots.
2. Cook-oystere and Ash.
Geg: Sehneider-,Coileetofs.
9f 9:p Rnah:meH9ra Aaranhsmf1rs9men-
Geo. T. Abbey-Guns and nrearms-
]: y. Van Et;a-1obacco md Cigars.
Dr.. j, c. Dcan-Dentists.
G-P. 4. ucaley-aArtists-
L L. Grecnleaf-seale. end balances.
Wm B. Ph.liips-plan1ns and saw mals' easa'
F. E. Jonss-cocpers.
DR.. T. c. Eddr-Clergymen.
L. c. Boomer-Nltdgc builders.
n. c. SteaFns-nrtck and lime
S. S. Blje-RetMl druggists:
:. I Fckard-,funilc schools. -
L Groyer-PnEate schools.
g. e. Pope-Lamps, etc.
G. C.S.nolaen-lnsErance agencies.
]. f. Rces-Rsal cststc accneics-
A. Scranton-Sh1p chambers.
a. .bauer~Archliects+
s. n. Photographers. .. .-,.-
F. j; Warner-builders, carpenters. house NOV
ere, ra1seFs and cont1sstors
! l. 3. stdWay-Leather.
A. 4. Nright-ttyary stables.
A. Fl. Hoyey-F1ors1 department.
E. Buruhsn-Wkolesalc druggists.
| Michael Scanlan--Ferians.
D. n. Krcgo-Ttunk, yalises, etc.
Geo. 8. B0wen-Crockery, glass, china, etc
, 1865-01-24
Markets bv Telegraph
OPENING DAT.
Eeported By Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago

OPENING DAY.
[Reported By Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
Tribune.
INV YoRr, MONDAY EVE, Jan. q. 1a1-
BEEF CATTLE-We hnv< on sale at Al1eston'a to-
day. Absut sso0head Of Beef Cattle, Of nbout aver
aEs quality. The weather Is foggY, rainy. thriving
and uncomfortable, decidedly unfavorable s1capt for
ths bert Of STOCK and TINT only in the morning. Tie
sur1ent prices we're :-shotce, excluding fancy cat
te- holiday beef net weight, seller sinking oHAl
1s9cc; Medium quality, say average OF good drovss
ofIlinois steers 16asc; the lowest grade, Including
thin steers and oxen 195c; ancy stock we're dal st
2l@Ge. This market shows dac.ine Of 1855 per n.
net Weight.
sIEEP-Ihs Sheep market is not activs. and prices
arc halc lowc1-rrices ranging FROM 1o'so2he n
live weight.
HOGS-A1e dull and lower, With doAuTard ten
drnc5. The supply Il modcEatc. sa!es ranged ron
1ntI3-
, 1865-01-24

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tf1hune.I
ST. LOUIS, Monday Evening, Jan. =,
Tob"e4co Dull Factory lugs at $s50@9,so.. C3nl-
mon shipping Leaf at 2l5.0c@i1s0 = 100 rs.
1RA1a-Wheat Unchanged. Sales Of damaged at
f11 iatr 81 IS; do In lots At f1.saa1s2; prime Gt
S1Ss bu' Co1n-sclrce. Saics 1000 sacks in lots OF
fnixed snu white ht 312p hu- 0ata-Quiet. Sales OF
4a bu sacks in lots. secondhand bags - to &c;
9so sncks, in good bags, &c 2 bu. Barleg-S1cs 2s
sacks at e2,oa@2.A5 2 bu.
WmsEEY-6a1es Oh Saturday at 65, and Is br,s at
& ~ gal. No sales today.
Ho0s-K1ceedInsly dull. Arrived, 800 head. Sales
Of ~ head at 9kGa1l Alto 2 n gross
, 1865-01-24
3SRHl Eatatz==Nruntrp.

TOR SAIE-Or exchange, $40
L acrea OF good Pine Lands in Wisconsin. which
viii sell che. ior c.lh. viii eKch .nEe ios
Enods or stock Of drugs and medicines ant pay one
half In cash. For 1arther particulars. aaoless
Box 1871. 1ea%s.g&S:-.-9t
TOE SALE-The undersigned,
IL Wishing to redace bis bua:Des1: o1e1s foE 6nle
either Of the follow sn- nnbtsng VIZ
One at Tc1saukee. OcoDto County, Wisconsin, con.
:!stlnE Of one steam Mi Of tF2 Eanss, % Sae s5se e
ting on and Lath Saw. With ample poEe! % drive the
Same ard Water Mill, with oEe -ht md one
Cittn;ar saw. The Improvements consist Of stoEr.
Boarding Ecst and Workshops, nect t+ary lot carry
Ing On business. with several tensnt housel Tae
land comprises thirteen thousand bcres-.the etoca oi
logs teet. to run the mills das times
TIE otHes, at Little Sturgeon Door County. Wlscnn
tip. The Mill has lar9e Circular saw ind one Vaten
tlpc SakuE.e Machine, TWO run Of Stones Tor millul
three and half foat and oas Tour foot
With bot to each-dofnC EaoA business; together
with Ionr thousand eeven hundFcd acres Of lana, aue
sufhcent ttock OF Logs And ShtuFlc Bolts
Uoth e. establishments IN successful operation
WlIl also eel elx thousand 1CIed Of Iand on z At
River On east shore OF Lake Michigan, with good mil
stte at the month OF The River.
will oisnqse Of anT Of the Ab0Te trseH OF land
Mills &c. at price that Will be an inAEcenent to any
one desiring to engage In tie lumber business. ant
viii receive Chicago property 1n Fart payment+
viii also sell two Of my ve:aeiIt
For particulars inquire or F. b. 9AlsON6tt-
fa1k
, 1865-01-24
Milwaukee nlnrket.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
MnEAuxU, Monday, Jan. Q, 1se5.
GnA1s-Wheat receipts, 5000 bushels, Unsettled
and lower. Sales Change 900 bu at sl,as91.ls
Sales thf. afternoon and evening. over 10o Goo bu At
$14G LASH osts-Sales 200 bu In store at Csc; 4o
bu conten 1t stcon tEack. 500 be Barley. No. 2, at
{1.43.
DHass1o uoos-Qutet and unchanged. sales: ~.
aIeIastng go ns at $l3 50; 100. average Light At
s15.00; 1G Averaging $40 ns at $1375.
, 1865-01-24


The following explanation by the Provost Mar
EhA Gcueral Of his recent order is the nearest ID.
proach to an Intelligent solution OF the rule Of
applications Of credits under the LAST call Tor
10 ,00o men. 1t Will interest onr re9ders: +tThe
rule in applying credits IT, that they should be de-
Quoted from the QrotA Of the call that produced
them. All men fslsed sincc the cali Of July Is.
1bla- are credited upon the quota under that caIl
II thcQnotn s more than lled it Ia carried az c1
ccts TO the credit Of the locality and takeu into
account In the assignment of n. quota uader fAs
rnu Of DNc<m9er 49,. 1tCs, md Provost 4ar.hals
arc Instructed, that in determining the quota Of
subdt>tricts under the preecnt call, they VII ~
p;y euch excess accordingly: and all men raised
tinee December 10, arc Of course credited upon
the cali ofthat date In crcditng the excess inst
If cnrr,cd forward from the cali Of jay IS, ISL
end applied to tue e:11 qt Dec. - 1851 iroat der
/. composed, put al.o tic period Of t.fr s..r,ce
rt III" quotaa srsicncd undcr the call Of De, 10,
are thus reduced by this e.ceEs Of srrricc, and
Lcnc.. they should not be further reduced excupt
l., cu1istmcnts Subsequent to December ID. ISL.
the outt Of tho call for SO 1Oo."