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, 1866-10-26

MIV1 Southern. g1X Cold.
Thc G,tn,asrefars moncv article asya the rnoner
market II t;hoLt change The hanks (nrr a.,n lint
means 1ar Tit ciln the clrrrat deslanl bat a:r C.ttln
1--WE reF cent nron larger r.orortton q thelc call
loans. funF 1cE cent rtnE the rate 1r only 4. NJ.
h0TruNtTE. Discounts active For min. DaT9; run
nrE avfs fwn Or three months a36 cent the gen
ard tx onth t'ales pass ii material dlsliy aataSc
tho effects Of The ball attempt 10 M TIC price
l:1. heavy sllort Interest has b=ea enlisted,
ard the Ing demand IL consequently mote &C.
Forrign exchange shows slight rractloa. Thc lu-
creased anil the shipments Of yctwt mites lass
The t!oek tnaske, con,1nucs somewhat unsettled.
Sxns 81 t to sn; :. 70 hs e .'
E,r e moment. and it elnc1l TX at the regular board.
Michigan southern Is the fU1cst out the lst aad sold
, 1866-10-26

BrRGlARY.-Ertsancc ras erected By burglar
on Monday night through q window in The woods
shed, 10 the honsa OF Leonard Pratt, at No. Isl
Van Buren, street 4 gold watch, $4,000 in
money and double batlelcd gun, were taken
nom the premiscs.
, 1866-10-26

(Srccla! Despatch u Tue Chicago Tribunal
pErEorT, October 8.
Ur-Stehols, Dasien, IounS, Preston. :.
DowN-Ihamp!ou 0nconta. Two Fannc., Excelsior.
weuora, Sherman. Desoto. Badger, Golden West, Can
, 1866-10-26

4 Hlcriiort0uS Slnycnfion.-TNc reader
is rel. rscu to the advertisement nf Mcssrs Wcth-
e,ii y sloan, psoprieto's III TIC Patent Coal OIL
l:utncr- This burner ada7ts itself 10 nny kefo
serc 'arnr and gives out Solurlc Of light similar
10 tho c1s srt, md At least double the illuminating
power OF tic ordinary burner. II H. just the
Thing needed in l4e Ct,lti,ty aud interior towns,
where gas is not attainable. This new light Is
t.csliIcl 10 conc into extensive use.
, 1866-10-26

THE ILLINOIS AND N1cHtaAx CASAL.-Nc nre
requested to sny tllat boats will he c.cascd from
tho Office ut bridgeport Tor all points OIL tho cam!
n. lntc ut midnight Of the }th Inst, Thu orde:
9uflllG boals to vAcatc by noon Of tfie :iist ar-
rlte4 only TO the Summit level. and vcstcs which
hayr pnrrel that scc,ion within tho required lime
enn puEeue their journey towards the river after
fhrt uatc.
, 1866-10-26

The ssrcnt Charm nf 7Ictcn1fc>H {:rrat
ccsenry 10 effect cure. One tlosr t''fortv trops''
gives tus4aUt relief. md thrice repeated. seldom
it!1> 10 tcsturc the suucrcr 10 perfect health
Lori & Smillt. Arcnts
, 1866-10-26
BnstlmuFc Market.

BALTIMORE, October 3.
FLoCn-Flr1n.
tiE.IN-Whcat is scnrct. 4: *1.13.19 for red. Corn
iaallct, at 81 .rsI1t Is TO. yellow.
sKI1H-uu1l, FAX seed nj $3.e1.
GEocrHIH-co,I.c Hrnl. at lscti3Xc, eo.d, for Rio.
WIiskKY@pu1l, NJ s2..Ol?.lc for western.
, 1866-10-26

A SSEAK Tu1rr.-Enrtholomew REYNOLDS e1t-
tered The back yard Of the premises Of Mr.. Greg
orr. 4, No. G. Nu.h street, md rIole some cloih-
trs IRON line. 4 co1o.cd servant, named Henry
sho,o. employed by Mr. Gregory, cau:ht sight Of
tie old man as he WIS leaving the premises, and
called Officer T.. Hickey, who found Reynolds in
stores saloon, nruztc strect with the clothing,
II ss rosse*slon. lie wa. brought bcforr ,sust!cc
stu.terant ys.,erday tnorni":. aud was com.
SllQ.
, 1866-10-26

I anl sure tfsut no one will use that
popular article known aa Co.'s Coran BALsAM
hui u,cc before fl,s will he convinced that II cx-
crls all The remedies ever discovered for Group.
Conchs, Colds. Soreness Of the Throat and Lungs.
Keep II in the Iousc-it may save your life.
, 1866-10-26

Coal ErEHrSG.-Wc cali Intention TO the adrer-
1iscrent Of Mees:s. Ho15sook s. Parker, whose
Office Is Ct, the corner Of K'nssbury and Indiana
streets. This firm deals n all kinds OF coal, sell
Ing at retail or BY The cargo. Their connection
with tic " cl1-known house ufJason Parker s. Co.,
OF Buffalo. enables them 10 I'll orders for coal ut
the very 10: cet lna lei price, and such 1,a:trs
are purchasing their wiatcE supply, cannot do hcir
fer Than 10 ell upon Them before Easlng contracts
f,rrchnSpk
, 1866-10-26

StrrorA1,ox WITH t;As-Ilcnry Lang, Of
Bloomington, Illinois, stopped al tho Union
House, cort.rr Of Canal md Madison streets,
"wednesday night. and upou retiring 10 bed blew
wn< thni hr was discovered yesterday morning BY
the porttr about two-thirdr dead. a physician
wAs ruled, ns.n by The application Of the proper
rcn,cdco lhc pntfcut Wns restored to life and
hc43th.
, 1866-10-26
Markets by Telegraph,

New York Market.
.... New YoEk. October 3.
Co1ToS-Continucs 1nll nj SssjSe lur lni1dllu. up
lAsta and aux for DO Orleans.
FLoCE-Less active, hut prices arc without decided
tfanCc. Sales at $9j4 1i.J to: extra Statat $l19
l..s5 for extra zoundhoop Ohlo md $12 sis.25 for
trade brands.
WlltskEY-Qnles and stealy. Sales In bond at 4sc.
tiEA1NW hrat-Isccerte, l1t - bu. le44 active and
rricts without leEtast changes $3ahta-l 10 fss No.
Milwaukee,; $l.t0 fne very choice Illinois spring, 3nd
81 IS for mixed MttwnMkee. Rye u without decided
change at fit for Old Western and &1fl for new do.
Barley dali fur free and decnlng. while barley IN bond
IL steady with fair export demand Canada West In
bond ut q il; two Fowc1 State At S121H. 3c-
cetpts corn, 1ej bu cAs 3eIlve and 1c lover
IL! for interiors 81 .lt III LOT Ito aoat, AMI It
fnrH y hitc WestcEn-cosng at fuste quotations. nAta
-RcceIpt> sSa1 bu. O2tneh very arm aud closed dull
nj e:ttGsc tor Chicago anI Milwaukee,.
GGuCEEIEs Coffee eteady; business lair; Rio,
1S3.c IN gold, In bond. Sugar ilrm; 0Nssl3Hc tor
Cuba, and nc for l'erto I..co. Mol asscs tlrm.
pETE,LErN-lEfet at :e.55Gee3c Tor crude. md S5Gs
S7tc EnE refined In lnnd-
1lors-Uutet ard ,sfn., It ;s@9e E,s all kinds.
nand; sa1es aI - = f,r new mcss3elos!ns .!
$500 cash: I'll l1tMa5 for old do, mil y. % ~
for prime ntl l51 hrA nc% mcSs At sso53 seller fol
November, and - 10 seller for January. beef steady
ncst ham an!ct s3ics Il 4;' Cns meas ~ AZ
lsEc for hams. Raeon dull. Lard heavx nnl lower
:nl1: sails ii As5 :s far shts; s fl5s for Stale
Chccse Gnlet; sales al l1sl1Xc.
DErs>kp HORSEPOWER; salea at ley12.4c for West
, 1866-10-26

PFu<41nn*% Purr a.ts1cr VfreCnr Will
preserve rlcElcs, and Is warranted pure. Ask
y0nr grocer for no other vinegar. Largest :yorGs
Of tic Kind i1 tl,t United States. CnAnLcs G. E.
pnt'ss1So. Ssa and a4l State street, Chicago.
ktu.M-..I:t.H n II
, 1866-10-26

Especial Despatch to tie Chicago Tgioanc,1
MnwArKEx, October Is.
Flarr-oHtet; sa1cs 2oto brls q, $3.50 tos vint2r
$6,S31l.o5 for double extra s1p.9a115s fo1 extra
GrAN-Wheat unsettled. Sales At a. nj, Board 5s.np
tu at t2-1s@:1iA for No. Il tls111sf for No :. $1s'
9l.sSk for No. 3: s1.62 for rejected. Noon Bosrt-
st for No $12 for rejected. oats quiet a: Sc tor
No. :. Corn nEues; sc tas MOL: 1syc dal; at &C.
Farley Qr!e; at s1.o.
isr71EI-<ouict At *.
Woc1-nEn a: sc.
weight.
TEEtGnTt-Nczker. &c.
IsbcEu1s-21ssoo brls -four. III ,eoo hu whest-
Ciuctunatt 1larkct.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Trlhunt.l
CINCINNATI, October II.
FIoIr-Qriet Int nSu; sales u extra At
fatnt.y e.a-os2l3..5. ....
GEAN-WheAt quiet and not 20 Gr1z; Eo.1 spring
ts.4s: No. eprln. se.e3. Com dun and easier
sales OF mi1:d at ST. Oats Steady aad n7m
No. at &c; No. At Soc. Eye xctlve; sales No.
choter, al Sl<5. Barley. prime I'LL. $I.6a3l.s3 low
gy1dcs nominal.
CoTros-Dull. 1c lover, mlddling Nassc.
Wn1skKT-Steady; sales Of free 1t $l3i bonded. 3fc
PEoy1s1oSs-Quict; roEk nominal; s. = offered
for November at s2;.to bacon tn1; shoulders. 16c;
eseat s!dct 11; bulk meals uc:ttcted; lar: dull Aad
lowey; sales Of city at 1aXe. Llasecl otaecned 70
ti.sl.
MorEv-Es:y; exchange heavy; pas buyln: 59c9
$ll3 premium selling.
, 1866-10-26

Osweco nlurkct.
s,.,,e osTsss;; g; 9 October :s; e.; =; =.
fse:a eu sSH enr ssH'Gs m Ill @tff 70
arrive t1g Barley aucs .nd casisF @ sa's 1T nkht
ehis aS a;as q ssTe VII "s''s hna
ain ssaey !. i:e stH re- IL e4ts TO ASsay@whes isc
eGEa asn ri srs' 55f ii xess ss pa barley
u ssss :s ss5 sS 0u r's't
Buffalo ainrkct.
r,oru-rrm: 400 or,s sss s1aIo e! 'tpss :sr;a: g
81 81 we sPs'af Will on0'
wcr: II e; oiSe Es
sssts O. r: sS PIX =:
fEis' r. ;'i s';!s' Hs':s
Mteai o.; eo;n. l'f oats, llAe. 70 Albany. wheat
ssS.iisSIlsss sss t; IL; whea, ,s s;.'e bu corn
,1 H., iSSs 81 SIs SsIes S9ss !5 S. 'u
PHILADELPHIA Market.
| l',11tAnrItII.A. tlesohct =
;ss, ~ f,,r mIdsii!ng.
f1nrR-FiEna. ,.,, whit.
Il. IL: x;!. ill., Com ut yant asi avsacsi i: sa'es o
ylow III &l.2o and Western misel Mt Sl.i9 0ats-Gis
| iic.
Nl1Bxxr-rnchanscd.
! 9nn Frnucirco Mining Stocks.
| sAS FEASclscn. Octn',e: =.
| Mining stocks advancing. t,hnllar+ tl h1h!r
%; yellow Jacket, Gs1 Savage, l?-i; Legal tenders
u.
DIE D.
In Atlot, Mass, Oct 18th, CHARLES nErREE7
! son /. II. and Mary \. sweetses, AGED il ycard.
| months AID days.
, 1866-10-26

-<--
CENTENARY NEfh-!hc weather oeinS Eer5
stormy last E!-lt, the number WHO ca'ncred at
tic various Methodist churches IN the city TO oin
In lhr IDte-5cast was smat1 bat the feeling mani
tested rss ,,os, lcvont. Tn, t1mc was sorn, II,
qI ns e and II H., Of PIT
kuiai nenGe aGu iT11isec1fesr ~ t.S q y
his,o,y 81 shs church The srowil. q Mctaodi:in
I LII, ,s, 90, -. n5s.' - ;. ~: ~,
AqEG ~. .nc .asas A..
r,r;nns rhnrches 1yfi!, csnccisl refiTnr,. In Ssh
balh Schools.
-
JAMES McDoSSfif~-1h nc case OF 'amc: Ae-
Donteii4 tic pailiculats ol which were lnul1sacd
IN yesterdays 1EtnlSE, was brought before the
Police Court Yesterday morning for final c1amiu,.
t;o,, HcDorrer1 1,ronrht IN fes,Imnnv IN nrorc
49,. .. 49,. ~. - ,,.s .,..a .r.ha.iIa..s
tbeit Of money f1cn Mss. Burns. lie claimed TO
have beet. employed in The ACity OF Madison"
,,r,,..;rr a, ,ha lime .ihc ,,cr ~ oJ;ss ,r,s NJ
rnr.asiyc ccharsctc1-oniy shnw;nc tba, hc WA n,t
nj Eomc. The p1osccn,lon brought a well in
fo1mt otlcjnl In ns witnc+a, WHO tcsi ID thar no
was committed TO the Recorders Court Tor lI!1l In
bail OF s5ao.
ssu,r,,r1rn.-A woman who eayc the name
or Marv smith was arrested Yesterday 70. eteal.
fnp whole py.ccs Of dress FOODS from the s,or,
AZ Siu,on Kline. at No. 10 So1th CLARK street.
A. n.1c,,r , <,a,1. IN .ho s,rr. srern.,ca he,
~. n1hoo.. eieiN ~ ~ r'e' eteu nes ~
Of Inc thtff. 1na caused Ter 10 nffn@ ons INC
goods. She Lad them concealed under her
dress in .arcc sack conatAe of holding 1a,yc
ouaEt,y. Cus,es w.,e a1so fon,3 ,r,orrfn~ m
nntYIrn ns,1;s ~, Ass 80, tIum h ,t-. ii.
ro,ire cout Sas usonsnt M neio1s tac
e;ia,,t IN .rri, IL a3 @ uat VA ci't'se!:
e.. #, ~ NJ N H., H.. SAeapt 70 say VA
EEu,ber officers af:c:Saadl is!ica to i1n5 ":;ss ~
, 1866-10-26

SILVER Observation-Disclosures Mancel Talcott
ard lady yesterday celebrated their silver we'd
ding, having completed their twenty -nfh Jchr Of
connnl!al life. The festisity WIS, with true Tai.
cottian generosity. made tho occasion Of firing
round good dinner of 1urkcys, ETC., to the Sol.
Licre' Nu,ne, and the disabled bsuycs enjoyed
themselves veil over llc ieael u good things pro-
yided. We arc infonncd that the Home tor the
FfienbIetf and the Protestant prphnn Asylum
wcsp similarly remembered.
, 1866-10-26

Hair Dressing without q particle of
grease ''G1sccria' restores the hair. commnni-
rates delicious cooling sensation TO the scaip.
clcanscs II ftora dandrun, and ts absolutely free
caswe,1, Msck i Co., Now York. Sold by nil
dtnrrisfs =
, 1866-10-26

For t1.c cosas1t.s >vtttcr be provided
with strwnt,'s cooking ard hcatiac ftoves, also
foot warmers, coal vasce. fancy scuttlcs, Arc
irons. library and Nursery finders. brckwsat
CAKE dishes. lea and collie utns. sosp stone
crladlrs, dish core,s. and everything new for
ccrnfon ant. economy. nj wholesale aud retail at
naItQn s Cos. u Like street.
, 1866-10-26

ALLEGED Eonptnr or AN EhlG'sAET.-On Mon
lay tAst 4 German cmigrant, name3 Carl kNho ,
AMI. ed IN this city from Fathc-3and. and put up
at a boarding house on Canal street, known as
Tic Eagle Hotel. He had in his possession about
500 In gold and grccnbacks, and boiug disposed
10 spend hts money literally, he aoon collected
aruund him circle Of enthusiastic friends. They
:rpaired to the saloon If John Jacobs, on the
coIn.r Of Monrur and Caual streets, whcTe a
and tho whole parry we're soon deep In
wine, beer and whiskey- The founder OF the
feast became intoxicated and was put 70 bed.
Next morning be awoke 10 tnd thai al his money,
with the exception Of $40, was gona. Jacobs and
another man Mcre arrested on suspicion, and
brought before JnRiice Sturtesant yesterday 70.
examination. II did not appear tzom the evil
i!crec, however, that they had been IT. bis eoon
during the night, md they were discharged. The
probuhility is tlat some Of Kunoe's friends at hs
bauuuet found The way Into his pocket.
, 1866-10-26

TIE NEW DBFoT.-The new building now In
rrocces Of erection as a Union depot for the
Chicago 4 Roek island, and Michigan Southern
Railroads, is 30 far under way that It Is expected
to bo opened to the pnb1lc In abont a month
hence. 1t is intended TO !nausurate the new de-
q mammoth hall Is spoken Of IN connection
herewith. The aggression is an cminentir pso..
pei Che. The opening of the new depot Will
matters In Chicago. and It IL but 1tiiug that tho
opening day should be an cvcnt long to be re-
WeNbercd.
, 1866-10-26


The secoGd semi.aHuual meeting OF the Press
Club Of Chicago vas held yesterday afternoon for
The election OF officers aud the transaction OF
olher business.
Several new members were admitted to The
ctul,.
The Chai,n,an Of the Executivc Committee re-
ported that roon had row lren secured for the
ilec Of The club, aud The committee was authorized
~ furnish the sanlc. Some other details OF bEsi.
uess were transacted.
Tie tluh then proeceded TO the election Of OIL
GERS for the ensuing eix months. The result Of
pte*iacnt-EIias Colbert.
fice-Presidcut-u. Il. GrialtlR,
Secrctary-llcnry RinmoTc.
TFtasu1cr-Chartc5 II. Wright
Executive NOu1niitcC-A. L. Smith, Itnfy
/! Chisholm, and Edwin =. Towslrc ~. :
! This club was orSatizea during the month oi
September 1sf5 70: The purpose Of bringing i;,to
:1nicablc and Closer intimacy The worhin. journal
ISIS OF this Cify. In this ohert II i,as been cni.
ncnt]y sncc1esful II Includes in ita organization
| majority Of the journalists OF tho city. as well
| Is several Of ttc proMictors Of newspapers. and
hotirG atiained to Eamc degree o1 I'ccuntary sHc
cess II has resnlscd 10 furnish and possess il
owu mccitl;: hall, Which IL destined to bcconst the
| Icntczvons for the ftcicf1ty at home and frun
| alfoad- At the rnoins Will he Afforded tue
.,pI ortnnitx inr study, recreation and coasc.sa-
.hn.c connected directly viii. tht press. the ciu
includes several ecntr1nrn Of other pursuits, who
:cri Interested Iii the Objects Of the assDriation
Thu Club ct picsrut nNIabcs$ Ify-ih7rt
| members. representing each daily paper of tht
| city.
, 1866-10-26
Rates Reduced on ne%patchca By Atlnntlc

Rates Reduced on Dispatches By At1nnt1c
Table.
0rr1cE OF 1.oSpox TE1EonArul
s- CoHTAST. 1l5 Broadway.
Mr. u. II .nrafc. General Agent, Associated Press
DEAR S1n-lt cvc. me pleasure to Inform you,
and through you the public, that on and after the
18th uay of November. the talir on all messages
passing through the Atlantic Cable will be reduced
fifty Per ctn".
Very truly, got f:!cnd.
CyHEe ", EIEIp.
, 1866-10-26
DY Il D,

In A,not Mass, Oct. 18th, CHARLES nEtREI:T.
son /. Ii. and Atary A. swcetses, AGED il 5cara.
months and days.
, 1866-10-26

VAGEAHcT.-Mary Welch WISE at the Police
Court yesterday morning. charged with being
DRINK and vagrant. She WAS recognized as the
same MARI Wc1ch who had been there repeatedly
before. Like all thu other v1grant, she had
been drumming around. your honor more OF
less, Gor long time, and vaS fo1nd Wednesday
night in cooper shop on Grove stIeet: nea: thc
river. At The couIl yesterday fhe was fined Sif,
torrent OF nt,uke npnn the policemen that .cu-
teuce uI thirty days At tie Hriiewcll was ndded.
, 1866-10-26

Elegant .HAnELE ASD !ALAEAsTEN at ArGT1oS.
Tho balance OF the clcgaus and costly marble,
e=ate AID alas'aftcr vases nr1's, card receivers
aEd other ornaments, hot euld YESTERDAY. will bc
son, Nos, 4 ard ~ Ueast born street, commencing
81 VI p-cl0cssx
, 1866-10-26

ALLEGED LAEcEST.-tuhn Smith, color1tl
E1an. ras brought before Justice Miilscn yestcr-
das aftctEoon CHARGED will. stealing pair Of pants
orth So from another cnlorcu man named Glen
MS Jee:. ut No. a tlalk street. Tie case was
continued until Tuesday next-S'oo ball being re-
qufscd
, 1866-10-26

A CTION.
Stock Dealers Take Motices
THIRTY MULES. TWO MARES aud FARMING
UTENSILS, for sale at the CArKUS FARM Alden,
Mcde1ty County. H.. TUESDAY, Oct. S0th 1866.
, 1866-10-26

First Ward .Fil.t. r1eelnct---The registry
list Ct Ills rreci.ea viii be open ,oF thu insnec.
actt, at No. 10 Wabash avcncc, between Ran-
dc.pl aid Lake strccts.
First Ward, Second Precinct. The registry lists
arc posted at the ueaM yolinc place, northwest
corner Of Wells and Washington streets.
1lud Ward, Fisst Precinct. The list Of voters
II tLis lccihct i posted At thc ise!:at oaiss of
E;le TAYLOR strecl, for the inspection Of all WHO
wish to examine it.
Fourth Ward, Eir>t Precinct The rc5tstEy lists
are postcd AT tic Bnel Iotlzc, corr IF State and
Twenty etrvt for ins;c+ ..ou.
Fourth Ward-Scconl P.c-ncf. The lists arc
ncstcl at DIake's Grocery, on the coruct Of Kan
Lake. avcnne and Twcoiyst1th strcst.
Seventh Ward, Second Precinct. Lists posted
1t Ike Engiue Eouse on Blue 1stard ayennc-
Ninth Ward. Flrst Precinct. The lists are at
the Saloon opposilc the Washington House.
next to tue corner ut Madison and Reuhcn streets,
Sintll Ward, Second Precinct, The lists arc
open for inspection at the Washington Skating
Park.
The Boards Of Registry in the other precincts
are requested 10 posi- up ihtiF lists ns eoon as pos
sible, and give notice OF the fact.
, 1866-10-26

TuE CscAL FAEE.-At ha!f-past two o'clock yes
terday morning man named B. 5. Benny died At
tie BrileweIl Of del1rinm t:,ynens. He had been
slave 10 drink for many gears. and such was the
Elai result, Uoc! It need any comment:
, 1866-10-26

DISHONEST 47SEEvAST.-lsabclla Leonard Wis re.
Guired yesterday morning n the Police Court to
give S.G1 all for lcr appearance al lie Recorders
Couu uron The charge s1talir,:. lr..ss be1ong
Ing Miss Alice forby, at Il,c cuer Of State .ud
Madison sf5ecl, whc.r Isa!,clla had bccn en-
r1oyed.
, 1866-10-26

1AAiEts NE" a"hA> 1tAtkAhFS'
t$ntcla! Despatch to the Chicago TrihHne.l
NEW YotK, October Is.
uEEArSTCFfS,
Flour md wheat PAUSED. the receipts being unc1
1ccteuly large. hat tIo.cl nrm. Eotn-si.l3 bid Ia
slo:c since Change. on Western accoant; while ca:u
taken for export. Dar1cy-LarSc Shipments,
PROVISIONS.
Fork. fSs1-eo for regular ut the close.
LIVE NcGs.
Hogs aAalnc. Receipts, 81 cars.
FRE1oHTs TO LONDON
150o0 bu corn, By eail. at sgd.
, 1866-10-26

D1scnAHGIp.-CLar1es Seymour. lie colored
E,an whose arrest was mentioned III the TRIBUNE
las, weel., for alleged burglary, was discharged
yesterday 1fl:suool, no one appeared to p; ;osc.
cuie the sust against him.
, 1866-10-26

9nn Frnucinco Mining Stocks.
SAS FEASclsco, 0cfn',e: =.
Mining stocks nrc advancing. t,llllar. El1 b1h!r
IL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-18

THE Philadelphia City Item, Of recent
Of tie resolutions introduced in Congress,
by Hon. Ignatius Don"elly, Of this States
for National Bureau Of Education. We
extract the closing paragraph:
Mr.. Donnelly will be remembered bv this
wise and noble measure long after his part
in transitory politics has been forgotten
lie has proposed means which will
peacefully rebuild upon enduring foun.la-
tons the prosperity of halt continent.
The JOINT Committee on Reconstruction, to
which his resolution has been referred, will
doubtless report q bill to carry out HE idea,
and the measure cannot but receive 1T once
the unanimous approval Of the people, and
the earnest action of Congress and the
President.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-18
DE1.Af IN rIlE MAILS.

No mail fssohed this place from last
Thursday until this morning, when stage
arrived about one o'clock, bringing last
Friday 8 mail. We were thus OVER SIX
DAYS without any Eastern mail The
troubles primarily, was with the rail leo
on which the cars failed 70 get through to
ELK River, where they connect with the
stages But, so far as We can see, there
was no cause to have delayed it beyond
Saturday: as coath could have started
from st. Paul and brought the mail through
by that night independent of tho oars
There is a heavy charge of negligence or
indifference against somebody. and some
one is deserving OF severe ccnsarc. We
are 10th to believe it is the Stage Compa.
ny. as they usually display the greatest en-
ergy.,s..
P. S.-As we go to press mt noon to-day
another cosch has arrived with the remain
der of the back mail. ,----~'. =. .-~~~~~
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Trade Across the Plains.

s ATcH1soN, Kansas, Jan: 8, 1866.
The Daily Champion to-day publishes an
accurate statement Of the emount of freight
shipped from here across the plains for the
past year Twenty-seven firms and indi-
vidual freighters are engaged IN the trade.
Turing the year the aggregate amount Of
their shipment vas u 500, COO pounds as
sorted merchandise, requiring for its trans
portation nearly 5000 wagons, over 1000
mules and horses. and. nearly $4,000 oxen,
employing upwards Of FIVE thousand men.
Over half Of this freight went TO Colorado
and the remainder to different points in
Utah, Montana, Nevada, idaho, New Next
co, Nebraskaa and Western Kansas. includ--
ing military posts. The capital invested
in the business is over So, OOO, 200. The
value Of the merchandise. and machinery
transported IS net definitely known. Il &.
The overland coaches which leave and
arrive here daily have taken out and
brought in over 4,0U0 passengers, and
have alse brought here So, 4Oo, 900 in spe-
ole and carried out $4,000 pounds Of ex-
press freight. tz..5s9<s5s[. 2: :. ~
The Butteraeld Overland Despatch Line
has also carried . large number Of pnssen-
gers each way hut rs TINT line was estab--
lished late in the season no accurate state
nent Of its b,isireas- il made. Freighting
business il this city is seven times greater
this year than in 1851, hye times slargen
sthan in 1862, four times larger than in
1851, aud &. 1000 900 pounds greater than
In 1854. The most experienced freighter.
think that the trade in 1866 viii be nearly
double that Of the past year. j h ]. VS..
.S II 50 again showing as We 60 10 press
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On account Of the failure of the express
during the past week, we are without our
regular reading .''supplimcnts." Icy
will be furnished our subscribers in due
time after their arrival. s..*r ><''f
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DE1NG now in receipt Of my Fall ANA
ID Winter Stock, which has been selected
with care, purchased at close figures and
with reference TO The increasing wants OF
this section. / would most respectfully in.
vito purchasers to call and examine my
assortment. 49,. iii -..-f r.
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Business and Over Coats, Pants, Vests,
U = q and Drawers, Gray and Fancy
Wool Oyorshirtsy Jackets, Buck Mitts,
Gloves, Gauntlets, &c. 4e :s .ea*
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HALLs.-St. Cloud is tolerably we'll sup
Piled in the way Of public halls. Brokers'
Hall, the one longes. in use, IS :nthe third
floor Of Brokers' brick block, on St.. Ger
maine street. Tenvoorde's new hall, on
tie same street, two doors west of Wash
in: ton avenue, is fine room, 54x2G. The
Court House Hall is used for most public
meetings; is fine sized room, but affects
sound badly, and for this. reason is unfav-
orabie for speakers E. NJ. Tobey has al
so large hall over his new storeroom OH
Jefferson avenue, but it is not yet finished.
Thus there arc four large, good halls in
town.