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, 1866-10-21

,A.s l.. sss essr.rse 70 'nas *
,sda Of a,ystsnS II some ha,s a.o he he'on:ht for tes
called Montana. in the Koets Menntain re:lon,
The rrca'cF ratt Of which r now *nb}ect 70 tho
these ase ;nnurse, aS1s Catholic. ii lhas part q
the country who ne'sr sec prie;t and have no
fic.r Apo,tos:c Eor the nearest bishops arc ahir-
oseF. ihc g sae:va Congregation = snforned thai
Srisish coiraseia, and tai Il see:us doubtful %
which Church I; ought 70 ial:owln t. dite'pilne.
ofthe fathers upon tl. subject. 4, veil similar
matters uhich taaf hc brought before yoa-
ylI fnay H. Il .ss,. + ,nc *sh y S' f sae;es Cen
,ruttrd 10 diem Q! feeding tho Lotd's nock,
saa f
stAn education Of tho en,anctp1tcd blacks, This
question ha. becn brought up. and IT. one, In
spesas aes,os On il. and a;tes Ills srsst III hsrres a
Tito tic to.A's sEuuars, this propls viii eu,icr
iTrn1abic injury from tho wilet and caplal1J OF
These 1nst'c7r, among oihcrs which The bishops
will propose. should bo diligently weighed. and
orpo1iu,.e reE1lsiions sespecInc Them euacted fn
immediately transmit Its nets and DEGREES to lbs
SACRED Congregation, for thcfF resis!on Sid al''
fray God long to hold 5ou safs in uts holy
keeping. .... -
Given a. Rome, In lhc Office Of the Sacred Con-
E1c-1fion De Pfs'jA631ad4 <7d<, January II, las5-
3our Grace'r most otedtcnt servant,
A1Ix. CARn. BaNS ADo. f1t1eet.
Il. CArALH, Secretary.
To the most Rev. Marin jo5n S21u1d1nE. Arch
bishop Of Baltimore:
THE oEnzaS CATHOLICS OF CHICAGO. ETC.
Aosr I1lrsrn,ors AND Motr REVEREND SIN !:
Since wr,tc you nhoat The business TO bs ts1us~
ncted in The approaching council. It tas been tod
10 this t,aesed Congregation thai In Chicsso and
the heirhboiins regions there ARE 50 2e ~ 'erm4u
pTIes1e that II Is impossible for thom da1y 70 pro-
Nidc for the epl:Itua1 wanls Of the Catholics Of
their nation, whoac u1mb"ts arc daily Increasing.
So, likewise, We have been informed BY trust
worthy person. who ha- resided IN Montana, that
that region IL ~ dcrttuta OF religious and moral
gifts as It is rich In physical rcsonrccs. There Is
large En1prr oi Catholics iu hat sts:e especially
In and near Virginia City. who hsrn neither
chnreh nnT rAs.Df. and Arc rarely Waited By =
priest Oh the other hand It Ia eald that there Il
no ~1rt at means for the support Of psEesta AMI
the Holy See In. hcen eaFse.ty rcqnested to erect
asucw Eplseoqnl eec In that region. Wherefore
have also vrsucu on ,lat matter to the vtear Apos
tolic Of Nebraska. You will hcca.a.n-ly treat in
thc cornrii IT Ibis AMIR. Ms we!! as o. the oshe.
things which mentioned lii nJ lo.nart letter. and
make such ro,1t3un ns II dtffn-, lest thro1ch thf
ah>erce Of fhcphcfls thu Christian ock shontd bt
cx,,oecd tn the incnrsIols Of mercenartes and tht
faypSeH Of wolSeA. ALEX. CAHD. DAHSpo.
Rome, March = lsGd.
, 1866-10-21

DR.. RiCclow,
Hav!n9 she confidence OF the public and the u.eicsi
cliry At fxrGe Il tbs most rctlahlt ply IstctAa in
city for chronic nervous and sc1a1 d8c1s. Call 1t
~ ontee. 350 so:th Cls1k:stz cornsT Of NooEo*.
Hts xuiic health publlshe3 moutliy, seot fee %
ART hdtsft.ta. ' -8E
, 1866-10-21
MARINE NEWS.


PORT OF CuICAGVe
ARRIVED. -.
Etn1r Comet Grand Hayen. sundE1S.
prop bradbury. buffalo, sHntftcH-
Prnp Niagara, Aus1tkon, 80 Il lumber.
prop tadT Franklin, St. joseph. . IN 1unbef snd su-
Rs,t Hans Croekxr, Doouto, 10 n lumber.
HnYf 2 c. l., Oc-Nta. 10 n lumber
E.hr Guide. St. Joseph, tt n lumber.
SShr TTo BrotheI9. st, joseph, = cts wood.
Eshr Calcutta. WirkIEnor's f1er. g ets WOOL
srhF CJu1nlA Gordon. St 3oeepnz - cae WOOL
Sehf Fetrel st. Joseph, ~ q iun6tf.
Erhf r. +. AyefY, Oconlo. ~ n Jumper.
schf Se1 Hanp4hire, Holland, 2 n inneef.
SfHr Meridian. St1rErno HsJ, l0' - uH5ss. ~, ~,
Ssh1 E u. Crcss, Grand Haren, 10 n lamoef' ~ n
a4,. I. II. Peek. Peutxater. ~ n lumber.
Sthr n Dresden. Kalamazoo. 80 n !1mbe9-
EShr Ea1taldt s. Joseph u etl3 Epoa.-
S<n1 Fir O1ecu, South Haven. y edk wood
Ssnw Trto ST. josrph. S eds Eood.
Eehr TTicptoy, South Haven. . n lumoss, = III 'Aa-
HEARED...-.....4......tc1 y.
stnr Comet NuskeSon tyG C r ~, ,r, znnares
frnn ii Stexarr. Hamlln, tes pkgs EEnSEIaez1.
ttp En1ntsin CTR. buffalo, a9oo bu barley ana
Bark iii Of the ss..lu 1,9Ga!e, e - go bn soEn-
srhr HiafthaWf. C1erelAnd, -Ee bu Ehnas-
err Enterpr1te, fe<xeTo, lAIoo ~ Nhtst.
krhr Live Oak, Bntalo, 4ct9 ba BARLEY
sebr Casesde. Buraao, la.1o0 ou barley.
, 1866-10-21

TAc9t WA trJaytptly, j!ttt bttttf fcelaZ Ia The
market loe toacd oil today that II rhesoWaa rather
more tnqn7, bat prices ate no bestsF a. rsEo.t
November at Saxc board carr hese SO to5 aatoe
delivery 1t sc, a1so ~ brslate Medno,aaT sIsamx
From Ito above, Hiu be seen that quota may %
fairly given 1t Ssk 10 ~ frs 90 board CAss hrfs.
dell and EoE1Iba1, khe demand being confined Almoat
wholly to supplying tho Immediate vAnh Of the local
tfaGt. --.
s.ace the above put In type re hare tho fnroN.
Ing additional Ea1t1 rrlottcd 90 bTs 70 be delivered
tn PHILADELPHIA dlE1nE tie next tNtusf A{B At sc
oto for December at xsc lu0 do do same month It
:9Xc md LOO lst to Sch November, buyers optlou+
II tSHS.
, 1866-10-21
Memoranda

TEX Tro AxnaEw hn1M.-ssesns was raised
,..,cr1.y Afternoon, for the frft uuA, On
III, trufv ane bod, aud avery past Of hee
m,rb,osry worked toperfection, giving ths aost
ecmn1c,e sa,.facsiou !, hst owners and tho gentle
mrn Who put the mA.htnezy rp. The '' Miller "
Il a.at class steam tt4 Of the following dlusea'
sious: Fi1ty.hrs fees eses Ill. fourteen seet six
irches breadth ol bean. and eight secs depth Of
hn,d. The kee1 was lad the ssh Of july and tho
hutt was launched from Mil1ee Dfos,' shap yard
90 thc 9TH Of October. Tho enStnc l. fron, no q
shcr4 Of A,klrs ! Dnrsc,s, cf this ely, and tae
boiler Il tom JOHN Brbnnan's Manuaetor5 u
Detroit. AMER visii'ns tho CRIB and making
run Of funs OF hvt m!'as On tho saEe, tae @na
patty srtututd pleased With tho cxeunlon'
, 1866-10-21
Dotels.
DropOBalB.

cEALED PROPOSALS Will. BE
- rpecce.rcd unsi II o'clock on tha 18th .nstsns tnf
N purchase OF tho huildtnss ADD Esocas on the INV
In fArk Alsn.lA Aiion 1roundH-
Proposals. may b. nasde tor tbs whoi6 Or nj PAT
lhefruL And to fnsuro confederation, must b. Acoua"
n.niri ~ eu11e1Fnt CuarHotre nf Tho biticYs TO
tpou4biY, &tH Agscts alton te1ufYln2 LOO Eh5 u IT,
trnnt st1ous d! D. podaspod ifopoaAts for PuF.
chasnr ct ErrpeftY tno CA!t Axo ptt!nx IatE Aad
dtrrrtrA Is j. .DWES,
41AS~'<4 ~ SECRETARY.
, 1866-10-21

STARTLING CoISclDESCE.-Am man named
Charles Lansing. who WAS connected with
tue detective force in this city, for some
time, turned up in St, Louis, Thursday, In
the role of swindlcr, and is now under ar
rcEt.
Next day, a fine tooth comb turned up in
the roll uf baker.
A SEqr11En.- Judging from the voice OF old
Pennsylvania, one would think the +'eort''
o,rtd Andy EFudgc.
PLATING TUE WRoSa CARp.-1ohnson's
attempt 10 tress-deuee faithful Congress.
A lady fixed the following letters IN tho
bottom of tlour.barrel and asked her hns-
band to read them If he could: OIC-u.R R.
MT.
, 1866-10-21

Here there was vcry little doing. Ihs brokers
w.rr busiuc 1t i46, and selling over the counter
a,l{.. Silver wae nominal at 1y301a5 buying
tLe upper 1crrc for 1nrcc- .--
The Public Funds were Without any matcztsl
change on the New York Stock Exchange. but
private cespachca report the market little Oh IN
The afternoon. Hc1n there was little doing, ana
The market closed shade eAsIer- VIC quotn:
, 1866-10-21

naltiuuore Provision Earket-0csohee IS
bacon shoulder selling iu srua1 lots It i:9i1te
lib Eli e n l44Ykc, knd clear d. II 4 stock mode
rat- md demand fatnes SLOW Hsras ase unchanged
VIZ: CApJASstd tuKar-cured EtG<s64c. according 70
pfssd Had ausjlty, spd plala safopin3 NJ Lard 70.
Inatns Inactive sud nominal At!ls$Stac f city. and
II t3 Ee for Nestcrn bhlr and Heroes. AesA pork
quit but ntm ~ $3f.9x. No bul meat Offering
, 1866-10-21
LETTRES FRANCAI@Ea. &c.
HutLAxpsg HRIEF.

s-Ca.siraere Wander n-AInrft C Cssa
fut II@S G1,s
I1-PettI dc TAnble iI-AeilpESaa A'lfet
-o1te opxn from The 1st Of April = q lst Of SO.
ysrber nun T. III p n; n9ra 4ssnn,el 4snn,e III II
fsHsin opea nndl O'Clock p. FL On s0adsyH non sA
= u aA AH@ =. u' SAMUEL HOARD. Pm
, 1866-10-21
CHscAt;o LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EFXN1Ha, October 70.
receipts And shipments during the past twenty
, 1866-10-21

GUITAR NsTRUCTIoS.-A lady
-" TEACH THE GUITAR,
r,.. ..%. . f-x rtspetf fahte pupils. ThoAn WlAhlt4
- .r*f shrr a,jves Of kcf services VIII ple13e CALI X
Nc; - 1s sostn trn.sssunbIe. -
, 1866-10-21


Theteee,pts and shipments during the ps's twenty.
Recs1Ra sA:IS;senSSi A:I;s e
ssiasia atas 1s;n9 ASM@ @
{rxaxa-The orer1uks todAy vere tAlE. and With \
O. c.sso ssies 1e1e: @ Cargo .ehf :: T. xsdFe1. nom
Menqnlpce, 1ae IN, arlps. balance boards ~ SsN:
cargo senY Harriet Rosa from Saunm1co 10 m min
run mired =, t17so; cArRo schr Pos1el from St %
sph 70 n cuh 1t "a Ii M common boatu1 II sAa
cargo sehr Eel,, FROM Maultowoc. S3 m -" ATed
shingles 1t f4.eo; cargo tafk Hans CtocEes. from
peon,o 10 N. strips, balance boasas 1t tAa1 cat
70 scnr t. j. Avery, from -, deck foAd Hbous 60 m. y
sts1p., balance boards, II I'll 10, lath Ut $fe.
Trade In the yards u moderate 1t ths folowlug
Luxsxr-FtEst Clear. l. TX. ~ and stnch
sesena Gis:;. i. IL, III Ind ainel. ): as1!5
isa sass sad Gli1s s:eosa ,osa Clear Feo;ias 10
Eleafs i'd. saoda5ana
Cotunoh Flooring. ronEh......-.... HmA1I0
fi9oT1nS. s7Daaao.oo
r1ss aaa Ii sssaad cic.i Siding: %:
rins Common D:ss;Sd sldiaS.:.... ;1Sssnn
Wasonoox boards, se1ncs, atinch sx ~ !, N
ssaeE so.ss: il iashs:::::.::.::. ih SSS:%% &
stoe6 Bgssds ~ u sa; !nsnes; 5;;;a: 2aoass'''
Pesa Peaeias ea snd snsil sSsa T1ass1. Il Il =,
'9,:' as 'aa sstss;''as' : .sasii:: s: s
| fn1<er tH-A nr Etar Shaved EhfnvIea..... 5-1l
| nr Star Eax "a .hinx1ct ,....,,.,.. atNa3 81
| No, /, Sawed ShInSes-.............. 31S3.s!
| HNo / saved Ehtncte1,....,,.v.,,,. 1.E31E
1A7u-Irr n in Yards NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. k.S53M
/ By e.f load nf Eorthweatrfu Hsrp1d detlreAed II
xny 5Arh where carr eau be awtched, or an5 depot.
Aur Star Saved Shingles By CAT load :.
on fAck........ AG
/ i or Star ShkFed Sh1n-e4, er CIR
/ load On track. count inside full, or -
| nve bunche% TO the thooAaud. IS
a S4*ea EhlnElez. city made On
! Fe.issx Fiisa;;; ID Shingles +; e.i ioad On
| Three dollars I car load added Ehen n1n2fEEet
| which ehAtge Sn1Iows the Shingles IN fright bill
| x1Tr0lX BTAHDAIp.
| 1htekne1a-f1ve Shingles 70 b two inches IN tnlc1
l FaAt.
! | LeaFth-el1tatn t0ch4a. So.
/ BAp8s-1Wenty tncbB.
l QpQftSz-TW e<ty Eve
, 1866-10-21
REEF AND PORE PACKERS,

Hay1nx purchased r. B. Matsn'B Patent tnr N NM
PK0VEAEST n CuE1A1 ILEsa FoK fo0n~1
ANNA Win sasisfy the .1oss skeptlc thss meA@
snEvd b ;nlA 2sne.s IN ~ s49d q tesa
sv oiher way Barrel PQtk resd5 hr uss n tso days
Natpa shculders and Side. II aeyen % Ten dAJt Es-
scnusf. Cstnty and STATE Rights for sale- AdafeAs
W, C. .ALB&H4aKE.
CareJ. L. A1oerger Co., Duoalo, S-7
tcopT.1
Huy1A1o, Aaxukt "a. 1Ssx.
AEef Careful p<Fsons1 examination ct ne PISA o
enfias e1. by AAfnh'e FTncae - practcsd bJ Asst-
r d. 1lbdfxeF Co, at tneif eAtAbll*hrent and par
NeTpK The process b correct Il prpc1pe- and @Ak
it vii optrate 20 successfully n Summer eu1aE %
reyoluuoni1e branch OF bu4tness hare 20 nd1t
fton il recommending Is 70 thoss @ho oEna 70 Saf9s
PTo7soo Inspector. Cica4o Board Of Irsde sad F.k-
EnoF1NHOu. Fl5er2Q
, 1866-10-21

Pork quiet At t1:.oo lard lower At lGtse. Whiss
key quiet. Gold 1ff4.
lATkN. ...
Flour haoyanl and nc:tve. Wheat $a@sfta-n.
Corn eai.t 1t fl,r.!. a O. IN Ato:t. Oats 1Em.
LATER.
In the afternoon tho Corn market w4s stronger
with ealeA Of No. Ia sto-e At 7se572sfc, c1oaln.
f:tn It the upper dcurr. Wheat WIS quiet Al the
cIoefnc frures On .Chaurt.
, 1866-10-21
COOK COUNTY BONDS.

so,Ice u hereby given that Will pay the interest %
c,ot EnrntY bocds, due The 1.t Of November 1A-
~ coupons arr presented It oee tloom !. Court
uouse, bsfore The 18th ot October l6. between ma
hnrra cf 10 o'Siuex .. and O'Clock p. m.
EuTAHD i. $AI.oM0H.
........-. City Clerk
, 1866-10-21
CulQAGO DAILY ntARkET.

All sal<s Of GTnfn reported IN tHs nsdrkss reporf
re r1de basis az 1r Asordpe NaltSs 1fa<FeftE et-
PftISst.
6ATCnDAr EtExua. OctobeF ~ 1866.
FREIGHT5-KAxIHnAp FRxruHr-Aro higher.
T Tof5oSnr h The {olrt tariff On Eastern roads,
, 1866-10-21

SATURDAY EVENING, October 20, 1866
The following tables show tho rteetpts and ship
snents Of produce during tho past twenty -four
houra.
, 1866-10-21
FINANCIAL AMI CUMNxECIkt.
MONETARY,

SA1CnpAT EVENING, October 20.
Manager Ire. sires the following exhibit Of The
business OF the Clearing House for lhc week end
, 1866-10-21

500 r. ~ @ IL
kRH-ttA1H @cIHHAn
hLBaAo DHuf, cnK-
, 1866-10-21

Nftd8 IN HAEtiaa0ft-Ve10UEf IN. "
F!a1kttd Ia ia nottrAte demand II - Is. 2CoTer II
hrmcr sales reported At <a for old crop ard u
.os7H for pew, only snH1l lots Of yesy pr!me qaa2
ifr crumlndInK the outxidc rate. Timothy re1Atos
nrifl Int &teAdY Il &3.S0a % per buLhca.
, 1866-10-21

Last week ...,.... 1118:,06o.43 1888, ,I92.W
The wholesaIe trade Of The city for the past
week has been In The aggregate far from satisfac-
tory. though 1t Elbows IN Improvement on the |
business Of the week previous. The merchants |
In the interior still believe tho cholera 10 BE- rag
Ing here, and this opinion ia strengthened In 4
by the mendsdous reports enanatinz !
Gsutn ST. 1Dnts, Milwaukee and other country
towns. The merchants OF these villages, not be- |
Ing nb1c to compete With Chicago in an honorable |
manner, hare rcsoyted to the dcspIcable means OF |
spreading circular. throughout tho West 10 tho \
effect that the cho1cra is raging violently |
In this city, The truth IL directly tho opposite.
The number Of cases reported has been daily on 1
the dcc1case daring the week-lhe nnmber Of il
deaths reported yesterday being exactly 7uRE1,
and the cnsea, seventeen. We scarcely hear the
word mentioned anywhere None Of our citizens |
hare my ;ea-s, and none need be entertained by |
en{ wso Is seass{Ra:se tthts rs
arc able and willing to oaer bnch naucen,c cnts a.
cau be found nowhere outside Of, and seldom In,
New York.
There arc no new features to uotc Iu the tone or
condition Of the money market Owing To the
rainy weather, which placed barrier on outdoor
operations, buefnees at some of The discount
housA WAS rather qr1ct. while elsewhere there
was an active and urgent demand fos Money.
Very little cprrebcy IL being received from the
East Ard the drain sill continues to the 1nterior
though only 10 moderate extent. Depos!ts have
touched the minimum, and ART slightly increasing.
but not enough TO Eire any relief to the uncom'
fo1taLle closeness, Which has distinguished the
market throughout the week. The dIscouu:
EouEes are obliged to discriminate closely, aud
few, hut those who arc absolutely entitled to IT,
receive accommodation. There IL no change in
oauk rate. In The open market good signatures
are taken ii l2Gf5 per cent per annuu1, Aud less
acceptable documents at Is per cent
, 1866-10-21

Tbe members OF thn Cir c!nnau Chamber OF Con
ne1tt, py Of 10 II, resolved t. hold the ts
y tesA1ln NJ II H.. insAaa Of ?. En- - hs7rto
f1YR
, 1866-10-21

eas sr 1t1s f. seSss Posonse Wnsss
IS; 81 S,ssaassss, ce.a i ,;Ss; ssSt 81
IS 5.ss ' :;
% SGT eSSsse e Sntsa 'sos srh shipped ss or
~ - s.!s. Is .s5s 81 xas
- ezs = a.. = tNss;. ia hs,s sJera!s.a" ::
ss59 II e.. II :: r? s g e %, psna
f11A: 1n hi. Al 4iaIg; ara1~a Ex1.4L4oo hf!s
s*' xs1, t,s H. = s2eSas, STs ID s.
rA;se S 4 sll 1e y ~; is psls 4ais
Nq nI?s ~l9rkPoTfm ~ Hsa5aaqb. ~ b1s M s1,: 81
1:e psIs !ilno: loo h1,s st t!';2; ~ 100 hE; M 4
.,9 Is g es!s 81. ;, Il stE ioa oe g. : 81.
o 81, 81 = t,9sIH ~ io ots =, Ns; sfTix ~
sS.s " b.is 4 s;.'s: RTE FloUs-.n bsls "Arcs-
ssiM;..x$-n.e.,~sa ,,ssse ,a shipped, ,,.s,. ou.
Asrttt sd7 snet.i aatss q So l. md SIX < o u Xo
eel'ass g s:'st 50: sess' + . III 10 d
sa9ba a' sn 70 Il a"' Il @ q "a % a q
g s"l h y 20 q !, i. !: i = D. '9 az =
III ss IS s. t2si, ! @ 8 q s. $ =
&is7k tClt!l; ~ IN GO = ~ = ~ ~ ~ - = ~ ~
IS Sse1 e. J. tnsea g 6 s. 8 sSx; Z ~ s q
{lsX san - m b Refs:st r 4 II S1Sa; Il "a asu
Ss2tn l1.ss e 60 In 4 D. Ae'- and ''ss*'s
sxses ,as es 81. ,sp2s4 's1s Sss. b.;
g g Il esVe: IS IS s. ea d ! ass ne s. i
a :? - 2s Z * = = :
oo ~ % a * IS so4InNYS 81 So. * II. ihe uaaf.
e. ,;used auicI 1t "a .1Ac for No. IN stors; a.
GAT asf1s "a sSt ;1t es out = tar dos
tcn hses ts s.es M M ~ A. q e. aa es ID Il
hsei<a RSsi IL :, = s,se & s. d s
A1oat 81 x st1 hn ain Nd rs ha Aa.tet
, 1866-10-21
CHICAGO CATTLE MAKRET. :.
Fer the Week Ending Octuher 10.

QF77cK OF TIE DAILY TKIBCAE.
E4JrxpAT EEESC1. Ottobtr -.
BEET CATTLE. ....
The following table shows the daily receipts ADD
shipments Of Feet Cattle daring the week ending to-
day, compared with the receipts and shp1atah ot the
corresponding week last ycaf: .,,,.-x...
, 1866-10-21

The receipts fr thts week md Last compare - Eot
lows:
Trccipis Ill
Hecniptl more Ills week Its!
A. compared With The corresponding week In lai5,
VIC nnd n follows:
Reespfs tor rame prfiod ID is.
Receipts more thls E,..,.,.,,,,,,,.,....,.5 563i
The market opsned witt 4 moderate supply or hznd
and with xooQ Inquiry for New YORK and Boston,
pricrs on Monday &ud Tuesday were toetaby well
sustained. though II tic eoee Of TucsaaEs masket 4
decidedly weaker feeling ufaited, and buJers pre-
dlc.ed decline the following dsy. The op.nlnz Of
Wednesdays uAket prored theif predictions to hare
been well founded for under largo sE1vAs. and inau-
enoed By unfavosable adFicts from tho Ezst prices
went down 10 the extent Of z3c per 100 NJ on
common and medium Efades and l5c on good to choice
Hogs But buyers were not altogether satt1ed eyinc.
ing Little disposition 70 buJ even 1t mo decline And
still contendlng for further rtdnctons setes fought
mAnfny Agatnst The downward tide but their efforts
steadily declining until lhe Close AoAt OF the offerings
wers teen tor tho Nex York. Boston Ind nutaio nak-
keta. City butchers hare tafcn Their usual sup
PLY aud few lon vent into he hands Of
packer1 Tha recetpse have ~ Z general tn!ns
embraced . vrry Eoc.i class Of Hog.. though have
noticed fu day day, droyea that might hare heeu
fed for few weeks longer to excellent advantaEe.
The inquiry Is ehlety for the better ssades> md
royers win eubserve their own i1seTea bost BY WITH
ho,tlns their half tAtened stoek until fed up
= marketable condition. With Al iu-
pruved quality and tight feoeipu Tho ussEet
| may, rceeiblJ, be aaTtd nom further
decline BIZ, undef excessive Arrivals prcea mus talks
The market to-aay va. inactive. Isere wcre few
br--- and tboee few were restrained
from active operations BY the conti,uous showers,
with which the day inte1pessed. s2les vers rnade
Al range Ct fs2a9s-A for common to cholee Hogs.
The market closes dull, 1t decline dptnE the week
ofts9e5c Der 100 ns. There arc aHn -" '-~ ----
1bc clo.lux prices this week and 1ast aompsre t
, 1866-10-21
CHICAGO DIZZY GOODS MARKET.

EAICHDAY E1Ks1so. October %.
Trade during the week has becn rervng slowly. and
the volume OF business h2a bean eIcet ilnEly light
Tho market for All domestcs "a nf1u. Hor&sed Gpoda
arr In good Eequcat. Wc quote:
, 1866-10-21
THE NARKET.

THE NAHKET.
1tvoold b elt1cuIt 70 imagine market mora thor
ouslJ on snd xeeessl1y unsAstAetory Ia it, rssn1ss
than The one fust c,o&<l Thar hAve besa ~seks In
which tas aggregate Axles showed mach smaller
basnss ooe wesks In which tbs rrsa,ts Of the spcu
iA+lona ot 6ru1nxp hAss tesminAted mach mora a.a
s.troasl1 hut week during The seAson has tn dis
tAsistAettoa among all elasses cf dea1crs
boen 70 general, snd sa Intense II
t1rthk Tbs ~erk closing to-nfEaG 1hafs
hsa bsen fu3fy N Ayrtsc Attendsntn Of fhs Different
caeses Of buJera bnt they bare generally exhibited
txek Of Interest," ard mA!nsAlnei stol!dlty Of action
that ptofoxlnE iu the riuenc provoking u loAAt
TO tie un,rtkJ holdS Of stock. This mofbld dfu1ss
nr.s II cot altogether a,srlba 70 r1cpsaEs sscsp
fvs lkq sIrifalS hAt4 act boea s4GtYaSAot nor
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MEETING OF THE NATIONAL Executive
COMMERCIAL meeting of the Ma
tional State Executive Committee for
West Tennessee, held at the Commercial
Office on the 10Th inst, the following
officers were elected;
President--Hon. Hervey Brown, OF
Jackson
e-Presdent-Hon Sam p Walker.
Secretary--Rolfe s. Saunders.
Capt Dan. Able was elected to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon.
W. X Poston.
The following suggestion, in accord
ance with the action of the Executive
Committee for the State, was adopted
County Meetings. the citizens of
West Tennessee, favoring the restoration
policy of President Johnson, as set
forth in the recent address of the Execu-
tive Committee Of the National Union
Club of Washington City, are. requested
to call meetings in each county for the
last Saturday (the 28th) of July, to APP
point delegates to convention in each
Congressional District, to be held on the
first Saturday (the 4th day. of August
The District Conventions will appoint
each two delegates and two alternates
to attend the National Union Conven-
ton, to assemble in Philadelphia on the
l4th day of August next
HERvEY Brown, Prest,
s. p. WALKER, Vice rest,
WIN. M. FARRINGToY, s+..a
M. S. TEMPLE,
P. B. GLENN,
DAN. ABLE, 45,sa. 4.
RoLFE S. SAUNDERS, Sec'y.
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ON THURSDAY. JULY GOTH,
FIFTY VALUABLE CITY LOTS

belonging to John c. Saint.
The title has been examined, and IS found TO
be clear and unquestioned.
Every one, observing the growth OF the city,
Il aware Of the fact that the progress oil i'm
proyements is toward the southern portion, and
that IL will be but a short time until beautiful
residences and business houses will adorn the
elevated grounds about Fort Pickering.
The street cars already run near tins properly,
and the charter authorizes their extension be-
yond il. We announce this sale with conh-
dence that such an opportunity v seldom OF
frred 10 purchase. for speculative or building
purposes, such valuable property, IN the most
elevated portion Of the city, and which viii
doubtiess improve in value 100 per cent. In
twelve months. We earnestly request the at
Tendance 81 every person who wishes 10 make
invcsfmcnts in real estate. Ample refresh
ments will be prepared. The sale Will be posi-
tive.
twelve and eighteen months, with trust deed
10 secure deferred payments
Piots Of thr ground can be seen at our Office,
W. % '''"'" BEARD q PLUMMER,
jyi2-Ar Real Estate Agents.
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cried enough, and the crowd left just be-
fore policeman arrived.

MATRIMoSIAL.-There was large
gathering of youth and beauty on board
the City of Alton last evening, there be-
ing two newly welded couples about to
inaugurate matrimonial life by trip
Northward Mr.. Nelson A. Bliss and
Miss Jodie Shelby were married at the
residence of VIM. Shelby, Esq, and
Capt. II. II. Martin and Miss Nina d.
Wood were united at the First Presbyte-
rian Church Gen. w. H. Jackson ac-
companied the last named pair-the gal
liant Captain having been attached to his
staff in days gone by. The parties were
attended to the boatby large number
of friends who bid them goodbye with
the best wishes for their future happiness.
Four souls with but two single thoughts.
Four hearts that beat as two.
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