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, 1866-11-05

street, where he was locked up. subse-
,Il.',d - lHe FollLehes5 o. sergeant ban-
uui ,Gi"'f,eI ,ti ha'' nm interview Wl!n tho
hls Excitement mn aud ie',ns Fsfo'9tSn f,fa;n ,r1a
1'astleplafs 1'ml Aat,.:.o
49,, ~ ~, ,a,I1, MY l9lty-one years ol
.i..,,. nnu T.; ",.,, VI ahe cullea states, IS
r;',;nn1,.. ~ 1e, gregory h"u:e lie il
~; u;'S.uta, MILL aum nossoh. Nhefe he vas mar
i lev ~, ssdts aEo 70 hls present wile.
" whom ne nus three children: the oldest Of
~. "ueia ~! - Sa aHS's 1sa1s VI aSe. ~. Anderson
s.n ana us s, nns, .s,. KY = sery 1nc-iookin9
VIZ hn,13ir ,nt3t NM sss h of age. lived
~, ~ ~ ,r.;eu,s -. ,-'; years aesn,
IN ~ M m,n".r ~ j.,s ,e;r! tnua.S coolhess
a1na1.nt s.olinr X sr ~ ,,or n,,n. auo ~
liz fajso was n,in.a -, 1i.cnr.r 1h,, t>aMx y;
Lod no,",,,a o.,,;".a - ~. ~. 80 .nt ~ . Me
li,,uo- III an,Iaa,nr", ~ I;.,c.,
canse. soIu hs,. c,i tae
~ so ~, I 1as.n % euuuIst W. aaieI i;[ ~
~ ~, ~ .t. isa.neo enou@n ~ 'sau nit1
~ ~ ~ NDou nnta;+hn,f ~ mo" Is ooatsa
sna ~ 80 t,,si unla!lmul ~ MM ana
''as, va .tsn.eany % tae'!aate "i1n otaer men. nc
th;s onn1yrt a9 ~ ~ n.s eomer 70 Dssak 9p
hmt sha ;nd;t,ran,Is aanias ~ Masa ,sn.t' s ne'
and 3ns,ste ,lo, i;z ~ us
Jnnn,1st5on Th;s Al ~ so,i,t., ~ ta.',s.
hnehond and he ~ ~. ,n.al'y sne u1up!
s.if,. nnS iiscorar ffc tr,,ti, fn- ht.,saif IL
srhseomantlr <,exa M hns;ncss ;n p.,stn ,1.S
remnvsi ~ Ibfs c;,T Etara h.. CO, 30 hann nua
keeping at No. 112 East Twenty-third street.
The last summer was spent at Belleville, n.
j., where they made the acquaintance Of a
Mr. Whitfield, grocer, residing and doing
business III that town. Mrs. Anderson was
alone q great deal Of the time, her hus-
band being compelled to spend d great
portion of bis time on business in this city.
Mr.. Anderson noticed that great hn,f1-
iar!ty existed between Whitfield and his
With rctln,1h1ei f1rcc hut he f,;Iaa ~ ~
tain any evidence to brand his wife with ac.
tual guilt. About six weeks ago, Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson returned to this city md set
tied down at their residence in Twcnty-fiith
street. Mrs. Anderson absented herself from
her home for two OF three days ut time on
several occasions. and on being questioned
stated that she bad been visiting some friend
| in Brookl5n, but Anderson subsequently as
| certaincd that she bad been to Belleyillc to
| meet Whitfield, As he supposed.
| so tue matter ran on, the husband a prey to
the most terrible suspicious, and the VIII.
| protesting her fnnocrnce: On Monday last
, 1866-11-05
COLONEL LYNCH, THE CONDEMNED
FENIAN,

From tue Milwaukee Sent'uelI
Tho following letter from Robe-t B. II nch, the
condemned FcuInH p isoner, was received day h :
loic ycsterda, BY ohc OF his relatives In this r4y
Friday, October II, }sId
Ny Dear ~: NY trial commenced on We'd
nteday. aud Was concluded last night l was
most ably defended by on: Old aad ta!en:ei
soan. friend Richard Martin, assisted b.
auoiher gentleman, named Doyle 1t il un-
neceseaty for nc to e;let into The de:ai.4
or the rial, as you will sec full repuSt or
it In the New York LEratd and all the Irish
palczf. ! WIS unable 10 produce the eyidence
that could prove my innocence, ns they were lia-
bic to arrest themselves, aud thetr sworn evidence
could not be received unless they weEc present.
/ WEE fouEa guilty, and sentenced to be hung D =
ccu;be5 18th, 1861. ! am innocent, hut ii was
rec-s$aJy. to sntisfr The Canadian people That su
example should be made OF come une. / was tue
rc1son selected tor this sacrifice, thoneh had 10
military connection viii the Fentaus. But II # IL
crime TO love ruy native land, then am Wiling
to suEer dca.h. 10, an guilty Of that crime. &ad
will meet it llse man. D0h't be uneasy ab,,ut
me. Ay death upon The ecaaoid viii brin:. ,,v
Disgrace on you< tue cailure1. or any OF our
family. particularly for sucl ! crime a. Til.
MaAy tIuc and nobl. patti lots died for this uob,c
cause-~hY shonld complain? ! have nut TIC
slightest doubt but that Ills Aswiaesses against
........
MC:: o.sc mistaken roe int some otac: petauh.
Considering Thai am doomed u1as, l am in
my usual spirits anu in good health. The GOV
c.n.tr and al the officers Of tic prison arr very
Kind 10 nc. Yours adectlonatcly,
, 1866-11-05
JEFF. DAVIS,

Fon7ntss MosRox, Nuvembct 3.-Thc pa
role .sranted jeff. Davis some .mcnths
aco,gtiug him the privilege Of the grounds OF The
through Executive cle1nency. IN removing
all surveillance over him, and the guards from
his rooms In Carroll Hall at nigh. In
s,ructions to this eject have been sent
from, Washington 10 General Burton ,commandans
Of lhe fort. thus dtvehing his imprisonment Of
anything NE severity, asd paving the way as is
All the guards over him, both during the DAY and
night, being removed, he now enjoys every posi-.
prisoner in The fo;t- It is said he has expressed
great Gradheation at the action OF the Govern
inert, and al1esdy contcmp!ates sacaIin. Carroll
Hall and taking up lie residence with Mrs. Davis
in The apartments assigned her shortly after her
arrival here.
, 1866-11-05
THE ssT0NE,, OF TIIE CATTLE
n1AfkK Eft.

Our readers will remember that the Live
Stock t'Ring," in their recently published
circular, alleged that the newspaper report
crs were unable to make correct reports Of
the cattle market, and that thcy {thc t'Rlng'D
proposed to furnish the reporters hereafter
"the best and fullest information In their
"powcr relative to the state of the market
fronl day to day." THIS they proposed to
Ito instead Of furnishing the reporters the ac-
tual sales ut the gard. In other words, they
would give the tone Of the market, but not
the market ITSELF Accordingly our reporter
called upon d number Of the sisncrs of the
circular on Friday last to get s'thc fullest
and best information in their power" with
the following result:
Thompson. Of Brown Thompsan-"No mar
ket. Prices 81 cents lower than yesterday. DON'T
know the range Of prices. Value Of prime stock
Harley Green" Market very tlrll and q cents
lower. rr1ces range at $3CJD35Q fur Inferior,
WallwoFs, Of Wallwork { Mallory Market
I active-rriees came as Yesterday"
nominal at sSsu@s s.1o.H ''~ A-@ ~>'' : o's@'s
Bsn :? fnoM fSSosy s nona vaas 81 ee
" HasIett, @ it Kel1y Market vcry bard-dull
cat al tic season ana &c lower. EI1ccS range
from S3.U@lsiD-''
ST. lohn, Of s. John d Bruwn-ss Market eteady =;
| prices about the game MS yestcrtlay.''
1t thus appears that On Friday there was nc
| markct-that It was fifty cents lower-that
it WAS twenty-five cents lower-that 1t was
lively and prices were drmer-that 1t was
the du1lest Of the season, and that it was
steadyI The only thing in literature equal
to this in lncidity, is Quiun's celebratcd tale
| which runs thus:
s-0ncc there was an old woman went Into The
Garden 10 get some cabbage to make IN apple pic
inst then an old she bear pops his head into tht
| shop. What. no Eoap: So he died and she mar
| Eled tic barber. And there cana to the wedding
grcai PanIanlrum himself, with the little ronu1
button at tie top. And they all fell to playing tht
| game of catch as catch can, till the gunpoWdel
| ran out Of the heels Of thrir bQots.tf
, 1866-11-05

:aw him Saturday l'rtosc The asht. lie was nf-
ter"a'ts brought before nc and l osdesed hin
tvtcnd Dtnnas seorn-saw prisoner wien
brought on The tug RoLh as Fs,llan prisoner.
LIZ told me lie WAS no, a Fcnian, but Clergyman
was fighting he came over 10 administer comlort
70 70 the wounded and dying; expressed snrpri,c
at hls answer, stating did not >ce waa. use hc
we're Noan Gatholes JIG replied. il such ss cass
19prtoafahed 9, 1he% q = i, Roman Cstho.ic;
net was surcr1nE from the c:tecis Of desperate
spice.
FOR TIE nErEcE.
Mf. N. c. Cameron called Dr. Fuller, Of Syra-
snse, who stated that he was q wa. medical prlc-
titlones. HAD known pt!solet slnce Nay, Us. rnc
llureh. lie copsstiersd hi. Character decia~di:
nnti-Ft1isn. The E4 isunel's character was good
IN Other respects, only he drink little too much
Mr. j. 4. CAmeron-I must object to any yri-
denee being given Of Tue p'isoncrs sentiments.
Church. New York Knew Tue prisoner, and was
under the impression that he went 10 Buaato in
say he haa rendered himself subject to disrais4aI
f1om the church from intcmpetalce. On the Iii
o. May. saw the pr1.oner III Buffalo. gave him
syud in his resignation, a. his connection with the
church sfoulu no longer continue.
On the evening previous TO the raid, he told nc be
met him Wednesday morning, but lie bsd So d. i.
morning of June 1st 1 again saw him. il was
ta'ling 10 some villagers who be was inviting
ssd It's e seeoe sS soo isapst eoaa po ss
4. r. luok, ef Drooslyn, Ii,hiyaa, sicoyn
Saw prisoner at Bulllo ID the evening, and at l..
os1osh At nsht nn he Sit OF h
Fenian.
M.; 'Ihitn<y, proprietor ofA1e Aadlso House,
, 1866-11-05
NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans Thugs to Visit Nush1ngs9n mt
,hc slpcriu9 OF ConErcss-1iunittons OF Wnr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mexican News
Expected.
NEW YoEK. November S.-The New Tork 7St-
burg bis the following special r1om New Orleans !:
we have received inf,rnatlon from gentleman
vno has until rcetntly held Que Of the most csslt
cd aud respectable offices in the State, ihata cub
sefiption has been taken IN aud preparations
maze 10 scrd about one hundred OF tho most
Eo,cl thugs and rnu:desers Of this city to Wash
jnEtou, with The view of ovcT&wing O: breaking
M the coming session Of Congress. This start
hlc intelligence, coming from The sousce It does,
Is entit1,.l TO The Crsvest consideration.
-.Genesal sheridan Is removing the vast stores
Of munitions Of war which have accumulated at
Ba:on ROUGE arsenal, and two vessels have alscaay
leen loaded with small arms and are on thlr way
10 New Iutk.
"Coloncl F. leabfc has returned to this city, and
states that my despatch In reference to the attempt
made TO assa*sinatc him At Alexandria = tsuo IN
every respect. the contradictions o1 The rebel pssa
to the c0.Iary Notwithstanding.
.s1st:aly important news as hourly expected
frou, The Hlo hEandc.
"TLe Conme7eaof Of to-day accuses Mayo,
Atuioe Of rcculation and perjury"
, 1866-11-05

There are hundreds Of young men In Chi
caeo who arc about TO cast their first vote.
They should reflect upon the propricty aud
duty of starting right in political life. To
them we say, let your first vote be cast for
Justice, Freedom, nnd Humanity. Begin
with the party that has saved the country,
mud crushed wicked and gigantic rebellion.
If you link your fortunes to the dissraced
and disloyal Coppcrhead party whose allies
arc rebels and traitors. you partake of its
shame and dishonor, and throw away your
:ote, because 1t is In hopeless minority,
ad fated ere long to bcnumbered among the
: inss Of the dead past. You had better not
1stc at all than vote wrong. II you arc
s.alting between two opinions vote with the
soldiers-Yote with the brave meb whose
yalor and endurance have preserved your
country and cnobled Its history. Vote as
Washington and Lincoln would vote If now
alive, for the Republican Union ticket, Vote
20 that You will never regret your ,tlra vote,
hut can always point to il in after life with
just pride, Us vote cast for Equal Rights, for
Freedom und the Union.
, 1866-11-05

sad Occurrcncc-An 1nsunc Mother Attempts
the Taking OF Her own life and TINT Of her
Chiid-Lart e Qunutsty OF flay Bur1cd.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
DEs MotSEs, Sovembe. g.
4 sad occurrence tzanepsred In this city this
morning. An Irish woman who had shown aoue
symptoms Of mental alteration for few weeks,
hut whose condition was not such as to cause her
husband any great anxiety, attempted 10 kilt both
herself and child Of ten months. She cut the
child throat with razor, and was attemriIns her
own life, when the husband. alarmed By the
screams OF the other Children. came aud burat
omen TIC door. The child Lost considerable blood,
but as no man artery was severed 1t will recover
The mother was moi seriously injured. bnt is de.
,iFious all the lime The family bad lived tocethe!
peacefully and nhectlona;cly. and nothing bat
menta1 derangemeut could AaEt caused the woman
TO commit snch horrible deed.
Mr. John foAt, Win ltyes eleven miles up the
Dcs Moincs Rfycr, had 15O tons Of hsy burned yes
tfrlay. &c thinks 1t was the work Of an iuceudi-
aty. lie is OF uus most extensive wool growers
and this hay had been secured with creat care and
labor for mis- nc dock Of mel mos. II was snck.
three and half miles from his residence and tha
Erass a1ourd X had beeL burned to render It Sc.
cure against pEat1le ffe3.
, 1866-11-05
FROM MADISON.

Accidental Shootlro-An Exciting Political
Cnuvnss-EoanAcrfc1t Nnttona! Bank Notes.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tubunel
MADISON. Wis, November 8.
1t Is reported that tcv days ago, while come
hots were ont bunting In the town Of Ro1bury,
lh1s county. a boy by the name OF Moline, WIS
Instantly Killed by m accidental shot in the heal
tom The gun OF boy named Marble.
The political canvass II vcsT active and warm.
Estimates BY experienced politicians pull the
Union :oeity in ibis Stale Al not less taln IT.
tern thousand. with two-thlEds OF both branches
Of The Lecisia1uEe-
Countcfiti; tucusy do!'.- mills on the .Nat'oaal
Eank Of Portland, poorly executed, have ap-
Eeat cd here.
, 1866-11-05

The Vote Of Cook Eounty-Its Poll Lists
and Maiorltfes,

The question Of votes and msjo.it1es Is always
IN interesting one Just before election. For t.c
information oftbose OF our readers who wish 10
Judge Of the future by the past giyc the follow
lEE statistics:
The Presidential vote OF November, 1864, WAS
tEe last vote at general election cast in ihe
county. The total vote then given was 33,0l7, Of
rxsry the fu1l vote Of the city vas thea po:,..esa
ana the eutife vote Of the county outside ut the
city. The population, q Chleago as officially
the proportion Of voters to the whole population
az oi,e to to es17. The pssscn: Formulation Of the
about five thousand voles. This would place ths
inll vote Of the present year At s. a IN The city,
II ihc same proportion be cast as al the Presidcn-
tial election Of 1851. In the county outside Tho
city the vote has probably increased about three
per cent since then. or rise from SID 10 5.15a.
This paccs the total vote Of tho county at 3 199
The following shows the vote CASTOR Lincoln
and McClellan tn 1861 in each ward and township
in tho county. The last column fhows the ma
joE,ties, which. when Democratic, arc preceded
hYaN
, 1866-11-05
IusreAchmeGlt of the Pre%fdent,


The follo*inE form Of a petition to. Con-
cress, praying for the impeachment Of the
arostaie Andrew johnson, is being circulated
in Ohio for signatures:
To The Senate and uon.c Of Representatives Of
tie United States Of Amcslca in Congress as
scr,hed j:
The petition ofthe undersigned eitizcna Of the
stste Of Ohio rcspccttullS sEowe.h that Andrew
johnson. President Of tho said United St,tcs, is
guilty OF divers and sundry high crimes and mis-
dcmeano1s, #nt OF language and conduct utterly
unworthy Of his high office, and calculated and
intended 10 hsin: the authority Of Congress into
donfns power: that without the sushority Of the
law he has restored to traitors the property for.
f.ited to and cwued BY tho United States that he
has appointed % Offices Of trust and authority no
torioHs traitors, contrary to law, that he has IL
Orlt ans, for which crimes and misdemeacors Fonr
petitioners earnestly Pray that BE may forthwith
tried BY the senase and dfemis;cd from the ex'
aIled office he has go scanda1ou.1r tispraced.
And your petitioners, a. in duty bouId, shall
ever pray
, 1866-11-05

EE a Corpcrhcad paper, after mourpius
over the result Of the elections In Vermont,
Mninc, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa,
Nebraska and West Tireinin, cxclaims
" lietory yet aieaits us, i ire remain true to
our country, TO principle, aud to ourselrr*.' ~
Bnt the Democratic party has not been trste
either to country or principle. 1t gave up so
party what was due to country, and IL
slavery ,shat belonged to liberty, aud finally
yielded to traitors what belonged TO the
Government Of the American people, And
the consequence is thar now it finds itscll
overwhelmed With disaster aud covered viii,
disgrace. Nothing is left for It but to gather
its mantle about Its aislonorcd head, and die
the death that Knows ITO resurrection.
, 1866-11-05

rcigns "Tr"we- in tic IN Is Of tic leading
traitors ofthe South.
II las committed hundreds of murders In
New Orleans and Memphis. and has every
where used the |, twcr of the t;nyerun. n, !,
crush the l"yn' AZ elevate the d:~lnra,.
1t seeks to plunge the country into nnothrr
civil war, by inducing the President TO n =
scmhlc a 1awlcss body Of Southern traitors
and Northern coprcrhca'l4, anl re -,'yui.t il
MS legal 'ngress OF he United States.
Such is lIasiy outline Of some Of the crime,
Vi party, which, controlling the Govern.
'nent, disgraced I: by the most a3jcc, f,w,,
ing bcfo:cthc slave power whic., wi.ll,d
the strength OF tie nation to work its dlsso.
luton; which encouraged treason In 1ts
bloody rerolt, and now that it is ovcrcom.
In the Held. seeks to make It supreme and
triumphant In the government Of the land.
, 1866-11-05
TEXAS.
FFeedmeR'g &aAfrs-The Indfnn4-Ct1

FFeedmeR's kanfrs-The Indtnn4-Crop Re-
PORT.
NFw OR1IAEs. November a-Gen. Kdds, Snper-
ntendetI Of the Texss Freedmen's Bureau, IS
about making tour throughout the State to ex-
aEuihe lEto the condition OF the freedmen He cx-
presses himself oppoked to the recomm. ndadon
81 many 10 dtclihe making yearly contracts for
1861, vi hlch be declares will 0e Euinons to their
moral and physical welfare.
The Indians have appeared In Bandera County,
and are driving In the settlers.
The csops IN TENS are nearly all gathered.
More has been eayed than expected. Cotton crop
very short.
, 1866-11-05

MI ~ III 81
Last weeE...... 49,. s,4>s,la1.I7 $t,tst,ssn.s1
TEE who1cs Me trade Of the c'fy during the week
iszepos.ed fairly active, though closing up rather
1niet. The merchants gcHerHlly .cport that busi-
tSs'. ness In .hs country Is steadily Increasing, and
1he onsv m,1pt ,housh IN the
quite active, Is gradually working easier, and
currclcy shows sicna ofrrrumu1a,16p Tbcr. =,
comparatively LITTLE rr..,c,ntfi. ,.+s- oA,r3n and
lew renewals afe beInr. AL 81 for Ths 5.r,,n5
on pork nccount II lleht a. yrry fsw
Of the packers have Commenced cnttino On erai,
account the demand IL la,ge, but ,hc discount
houses are confederate, md closely sy,1ttn,ze M
ouch offering, as they haze no aesifc to eucourare
speculation at the present Inflated vaiues. Ptime
paper IL readily taken at ihe current hank 1.,e-
~ per cent Outside signatures are perot atn5 In
the open market as 1s5els per cent PCT aunum n
according 10 the natu1o oil TIC securities o;,t,ca
and the standing OF tho applicants. can.
loans or Governments arr no1ninaI at 5 ref cent.
Mortgage loans range from 4 10 per ccur-
Fxrhnrra vas'A \ sha1a eosj.r hut fh.. YnarL NJ
, 1866-11-05

tB TIE London Times supports the policy
Of Andrew johnson. It also supported the
policy Of the pirate Scnlmcs, when he was
mcy1ng upon American commerce, with ar
English ship of war, armed with English
runs and manned with English ecamcn Tht
people Of the North differ froui the 7imes OF
both points, as the election in twelve Statcs
will show after tomorrow.
, 1866-11-05
CHICAGO LUZ HER HAKKET.
EArmoAY EFESNa, November 3.
The receipts and shipmelts during The past twenty

four hours were:
h*sssRs; shti9sass i@
:, ns.ss. Ssp@ ::
Market inactive, win cargoes Of Lumber al1u-~
sal4s reported were: scnr Driver, tsom Grand River
81 PEE cent at.tps balance ntxc At e2io0, 100
sax shingles uuferforJ at 44s5, pteEets El2
In the ya1ds the market Is qulrt hut steady at the
fcl!oEines qcotatlors:
Lrsn1s--Flsst Clear, ], ~. TX. and a-inch
sesond vlva:, K ii, and ::nc6. s $50 g
ThlEd Fl5t sis G,s1i fsfena Gl:ar ioorina; to;
Eeihrr. rnush-she sane IS Second
rSn lGa5, Taae; Fanor 3 y ~ e,
Flooring. g...-.:.:..;.,r;;:.::..::.:.7 7s.oo5no
rFss Ran .aa seeead GissT sizing: TO- sssa'
Ffss Common f: ;;ei sac go n
sal spEas1 Il i,:5:; %Ss g. ,e 2,
DStock Boards: L INCHES ;-.-.::... AiAs21.m
c9a52a ie5ens ssa'; ed small sS'iss; fihss,. sa e
JoSts AID Sesn:1ing, y f:et....,..:: @l6ass:,.o0
feet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.eAsaom
or ssa1 sawed s slnsies. .....:.:. SOFA So
BEo.l sawed dshinsles.............. Ana ~
1a-pT s e. Il iosa. 5; ssii s '
ioaa. dtliyefea " any ystd z. .Eh EnTre I
st: esP o. 3 ssaf a:1s ssasa sSns's.Ss 81 ~ s.
s1F ~ lsa1 les, sSare.t e. fsss Shingles, by car
tosa g ion On i?aes. f;.: count @zae fa1, Or
ASawei shlnsies, citr nasaa, on ,n,.r
No. s.sei Eansiss s. cai IoaIon
ty4CE.......................... =
Th;ee ao ca 10 1oa sa,a adds J., Tasa t M tTsss'' I'll
wf.sh charge ol'sTs nc Sa!ass u hslkas DILL
Thiekne*s-Flve Shingles to oe two inches ii thick
scueth-slxseen inches
BaIds-Iwtnty isehes.
, 1866-11-05
The Constitution ., the United Stat

The Constitution OF the United States
declares that all Legislative powers therein
E@"ted, shall bc vested in the Congress OF
tho nitcd States. Andrew Johnson aud his
Good Man Friday, Browning. say it shall b.
:cttc1 in Andrew johnson, accidental Presi-
lent, elected by thu bullet Of j. Wilkes
he'!. II the people insist that the lcsisla-
l;H' lower shull remain where the Constil;,.
i'on places it, then the humble individual
proposes to begin second civil war, and
lnake himself Dictator. The people will re.
sIohd to his threats on Tuesday.
, 1866-11-05

tw Seward asked the people which they
would hare, "Andrew johnson as King, or
Andrew johnson as Presidcnt?" The pco-
ple Of twelve States will answer the question
on Tuesday, aud inform Mr.. Seward that
they don't want Andrew johnson at all.
either as King or President, or in any othc.
shape or form whatever.
, 1866-11-05

B Astronomers tell liz there is to be q
grand mctcoric shower about the 18th Of
November instant. The sky will seen, 10 b
alive with shooting stars. Andrew .Johusor
will witness similar display next Tucsda,
night. The thirty-six Stars he distributed
among the people when he swung around
the circle, will be as nothing to the stars h<
will see on that occasion. lie will find
"1he front Of hcavcn is full Of fiery shapes
Ard burning c1esscts''
, 1866-11-05

Receipts last week. ,il
KrtcfEs 1efB ts r ~
As compared with the corresponding week In ~,
NC dad as follows:
Receipts THIS week.
1.ccs!p. same period ID observation-disclosures Is
L'ceipts Mofe this week. Is 3l9
TIE market opened verE quiet and weak, but to ar
wtteha nrmeT feeling Obtained and alfght advance
was estabthed- Tht demand il chiefly heasy even
lots, for cnt1nS up- Light Hogs aal uneven drores
not inquired cr and mainly nnsaltabe, except
At reduced rates. DTorc5s III consult their own In
rescsts bert br msknE up thc1E drovcs, nearly
a1y D., Of Hogs & = unitogu. wight. The packing
ecasoa las not yet tul1y oIe1ed-
Packers do not &el Justified IN buying largely
present 1ates, and arc generally holding oil In aatlc
p2on Of decline. The optlion that prices must 20
own still lower seems TO be now pretty generally
tkrtatned.
Tho market to.day Was ytry quiet, and prices
saief, n head. Wa quote the market for the week
Elrly active at Advance Of 15s25o 100 On the
c.csloE Of last reek- All desirable lots
out The closing prices this week and last COM
Eare ~ fouows-
This week: Last week.
.tt:lum to tTine S0ktS5a s';a3sl2k
SOCK Hoss tnoul1al).-----...- s,N&@+-U -..dS-,.-
SuEEP-The market has ruicd d1n and lieavy
izoughp1t. The Eeceirta have been largely In eycs
OF the demand, md for alt. excerpt choice grades.
prices hare ranged lower than At the close Of last
*rek4 The demand l. principally for gocd heavy mut
toa Shetp- Other Eescsiaioas nuc. AID
ta.es drag heavily.
TIE aol1owtng arc the catrent tates: .....
ttooA TO - ~
ai"ainn 70 aMia
Inferior 10 Con -~1EsAks
, 1866-11-05

- The Copperheads are figuring up their
s'Eains" at the late elections. The only thing
tempt in which they arc held By the loyal
masses