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, 1862-07-28
stCONCILIATlNE RERELS,ss
An Expression from RueIl,s Army.
from the Cincinnati Gazette.1

From the Cincinnati Gazette.1
The following extract from private letter,
to gentleman Of this city, shows the re-
straint placed upon the Is rosewater policy''
Of conducting tie var, By intelligent soldiers
in the field. The course Of Gen. Buell., as
mentioned in this letter, in guarding the
property Of secessionists, while his own SOL
diers are suffering, demands the attention Of
the WET department. His supercedure by such
an earnest WOE Democrat as Gen. Lew Wal
lace, would prove just the kind Of conserve
tive: action the people delight in, and be
an entire division Of men:
On THE MARCH, BETWEEN HUkTsy1ELE AND
CHATTANOOGA, Ala, July &, 1861.
Each reverse We have had so far has only
made Us the more determined and earnest,
and 1t seems to me that what We especially
need just nov is earnestness in the conduct
Of this Wnr. We need the rose Wnter policy
stopped = something besides administering
oaths is needed. The hemp should take the
place Of the bible In this business. Our rail-
road trains are fred into, and the men Who do
it a1e sworn and turned loose, to do 1t over
again: The soldiers are getting very tired Of
all this. We have stood as guards over rebel
property long enough.
Gen. Buell. has endeayored to make his
corps mere police for the better protection
Of rebels.
His general orders on this matter bear
ue1fliy Oh Ills Own IT'LL WILL you DentGe II
He has forbidden his troops, when on the
march, TO enter "under any pretense what
ever, any enclosure whatever" So poor
soldier can't 60 into house to buy a string
Of onions but he subjects himself to arrest
and punishment By the proyost-guard. Gen.
Buell., personally, ordered under arrest q lieu
tenant Of the 9th Indiana, who was going to 3
house to buy few vegetablesl.
The transportation allowed our army is 90
small-and must think the staff officers so
ignorant Or negligent Of their duty-that the
commis5aries, who are generally relied upon
to furnish officers with provisions, do not
carry such. things and in such Quantities as
We need, and ne must forage or buy Of the
secesh. It We do the former we are arrested;
if the latter, cheated. 1t does seem strange
to me that The generals who are 80 careful Of
rebel property, should allow the secesh to sell
their" garden sass" at such exorbltant pric=s
have seen Union guard "gardin" " secesh
garden, the proprietor Of which was selling
onions to our men at The rate Of one dollar
per dozen. Ny blood boiled at this llttle,
rs nearly as can remember
Confscatfon ia an indispensable adjunct to
our arms. Why will our Congressmen waste
time, breath aud money in talking about 1t and
hesitating whether to punish the pockets OF
traitors? IF ne wonld conquer In this war,
we must value the Union as everything and
slavery as nothing. We must abandon the in,
These views of the policy that should mark
| the war, I believe you will approve They
certainly are the views Of large part Of the
army. In few weeks, l think, they will be
| tie views Of all the army, for our fighting
men are growing very radical.
, 1862-07-28
RetftbutIve Justice.

LAWN RIDGE Ill july III, 16o2-
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The usual qniet and monotony Of the town
Of Chi1licothe and vicinity WAS somewhat dis
turbed by the report that wncivn war had
broken ont in our midst. Rumors, at last,
settled into facts, which are about as follows !:
Our county judge, who has always been 4
noted gallant, went to pic mic on Friday last,
with his OWE wife and the wife OF J. P. Af1er
the departure Of the party, Esquire -
went home aud found there short note of
invitation from the amorous judge--of four
pages in 1ength-to his Wife. He asked her to
60 with him-for he loved her! yes, he loved
her-had always loved her-without her he
could not live! with her he could not die, SC,
&c. So much had he written that Esquire
concluded thAt here Was plain case Of tres
pass. For though the law made it obligatory
On the judge to hola court, in Certain m1n-
ner, YET, il did not give him the luxury Of
courting other mems wives Esquire, there
go he went and procured good heavy one
eent messenger for the tickle one, and wait
ed patiently for Judge Judge returned
home, retired to his parlor, reclined on his
sofa, rested from his iabors, reflected on the
pleasures Of life, and was bout ready to dream
e.
without any unnecessary cele1no1y, begun
plying the new cane about the head and ears
Of the worthy county dignitary with all the
vigor and celerity that anger aud Jealousy
could infuse into the rod Of administrative
Justice. Judge stood the fire but a moment
before he began hasty retreat, his rear guard
suffering severely from the repeated assaults
OF the en1aged Esquire. Judge performed Va
rious maneuyers to rid himself OF his adverse.
~, but did not succeed till 4 neighbor inter
fcred and prevented the j. r. from finishing
the good work he had SO thoroughly begun
The ]. ?. went home; the judge went to bed
prcet ntly Esquire came back With auothc,
]. F. to take such testimony, confession, O.
complaints Is the sore judge might see flt X
make. Under the fear Of receiving more pun
ishment the Judge simply stated, under oath
that nothing criminal had ever taken place
that he had only courted, and corresponds
| with Esquire's wife for three or four year
back, and that he deserved all be had got
| and that he Thought that the matter ha
| better be dropped-so it WIS dropped. Tn
| parties all belong to the church, and hay
been leading citizens in the place. Perhap
The fear Of corporal punishment and the r
Etraining influence Of public opinion. if nc
bigher motives, will reform the errIng ones i,
| this affair and be q warning to Others go dis
posed. The guilty ones are each the parent
| Of two children, andi by their misdeneano1
have plunged their respective families int
| great distress.
, 1862-07-28

IKp1AEA LEaIoE.-Efforts arc making in
different parts of the:state to organize COM
pa1fes Of the Indians Legion. The law pro-
7ides for two classes Of militia: sedentary
and active The active consists Of I'LL aole
bodied white men between eighteen and forty
1--WE, who shall be enrolled members Of armed
and uniformed companies, duly organized aud
mustered into the service of the State The
sedentary militia consists ct all whito males
subject to bear arms, who do not be1opg to
the active militla.-Lsdianapo Journal.
, 1862-07-28

4 gentleman lately in Washington re.
ports to US what he heard Gen. Pope say, q
few days ago, in regard to one Of the ques-
lions now before the public "I want to
" kill EN-; they have got to be killed, aud
p" 1t is not for me to care what the color Of
The man is who will help me to put an
"end to them, SO bring on your niggers ;
"if they will fight, they shall have a
echanceW Sensible Pope, you propose to
make war, and you Will winl
, 1862-07-28
LITTLE HT LITTLE.

Ever since the war began the conserv-
s.tiyes' have been hanging back and
holding others back. Every recommends
ton to greater activity was characterized
as Finding fault with the Ad-
1ninistration ~" quarreling with the gov
eminent" Every effort TO treat rebels as
thsy deserve to be treated; was branded as
provocation to "mercilcss and relentless
aayagery." Every shot sent bowling along
after the pro-slavery generals who
arc making kind Of rosc.water
war upon barbarigns who do not know
what mercy is, was accounted IN
:" abolition method Of fighting the battles
Of the secesh." Every article which urged
the policy Of subsisting our armies on the
eneIy, was said to be ia spike Tor mailing
up the door Of reconciliation between the
wa11ipg sections" Every word uttered in
defense Of the plan Of employing in our
army al men Who are willing to fight, re-
gardless Of their color OF political status,
was hooted down as "incendisry aud bar.
barous," And so, for whole year, in
Congress, on the stump, IN local legisla,
tu1es, in the public press and in private
Circles, the efforts Of the THOROUGH men,
were met with ridicule, objurgation and
abuse. Now al is changed. The organs
Of opinion that have been indoct1inatine
the public in the rose-water method, the
orators who have been bowling in repro
baton cf aid from the slaves, and the erog
br1lisers who hare made themselves hoarEt
in swearing at the aboliionists," have
almost without exception, come over t,
the radical side; and now not to favor tn
most active and energetic measures, no
!. to condemn Order No. 8, and al
such tomfoolcry, not to be willin
to accept aid from whomsoeyer will Civ
it, is an almost certain sign Of disloyalJ
Even the New York Herald claims cred
for large influence in the change, and b,
apd-by the eemi-secession organ Of Chic'
80, mindful Of the loyal masses that indi!
!. nantly howled their threats and anathemt
y y into the ears Of its editor when he supe
..iatended the fre.on-the-rear squad in D
troit, viii be willing to make affidavit tn
it has been the most radical Of the radiea
ever since the war beganl And go =
progress toward full realization Of Il
, 1862-07-28

w The indianapolis Sentinel announces
that Messrs. C1ittenden and WickliGe of Ken
tucky have consented to address convention
of the Bright Democracy Of that city. This
Bright party in Indiana has been ignored by
the Z. G. C's. These Border State politicians
are about played out, and it is quite time that
their suggestions concerning the management
Of the var should be disregarded.
, 1862-07-28

Sick So1dier4..-A Remarkable 8cenes
Correspondence Cincinnati Gazettc.)
CAMP TAYLOR, HUNTSVILLE, ALA, Jnly Is.
Between thousand and fifteen hundred
sick soldiers have been left here by the differ
ent divisions Of Buell's army, and are now in
the various Huntsville hospitals. am con-
WINGED that they meet with the greatest kind
ness and attention, after being once put under
the care Of DR.. Marks and his assistants; but
am not so sure that they do not occasionally
snfter on account of sufficient provision not
being made for them before they arrive. It is
too late to prepare hospital for the reception
Of some hundreds Of sick men after they are
put off the cars. All that should be attended
to beforehand and the worn and wearied SOL
der, exhausted in the service Of his country,
pale and emaeiated from disease, OF flushed
and burning with active fever, should in all
cascs be able to bless the wise foresight
which, upon his arrival at 4 central point like
Huntsville, has In readiness for him well ven
tllated apartments, clean beds, soothing
medicines and kind nurses-an the appliances
restore strength to his body, and comfort and
encourage bis mind.
A few nights since was standing in front
OF the Huntsville Hotel, and listening to the
busy talk OF the various groups, civil and
military, which were collected there. It was
saw advancing up the street from the dirsc-
tion of the depot considerable body Of men,
who moved slowly, weariedly, weakly, i1reg-
ulsrlJ. "Who are those" / inquired Of an
officer standing by. 30, those are some sick
eaessag pa s9 es4 61s Sis
upon the cars" All! might have known
they were sick; the American soldier never
staggers along with that heavy, hesisatiug gait
When he 1s well, no matter how hard have
been his tolls OF what distance he has Travelled.
The men, at least 200 ia number, struggled
TaSnf1731c al
, 1862-07-28

The Republican State and the Legislative
Union Committees Of New York, met at Al
bany On the 2Sd, and agreed upon call for
State Convention at Syracuse on the cath of
September, for the nominations Of Candidates
Tor Governor, Lieutenant Governor, End other
State officers. The call is addressed not only
to Republicans, hut to Democrats, and to all
other men who are in favor Of putting down
the rebellion.
, 1862-07-28

CorToN BURNING III INbIAAk.-Nesrs South
po,t, yesterday, one Of the eaxa: of:n Jcdar-
eonville freight train was discovered to be On
fire. The train was stopped and the car
thrown to one side Of the track, thus saving
car contained oyer thirty bales Of cotton,
which had been 50 burned as to prove total
loss. The fire was> acciaentaI-probab ably
caused by sparks from the locomosiqe.-la-
dianopo9is Journal. :. -,
, 1862-07-28
MARKETS. BE TELEGRApH.

rTTvf7 T,1u nc
hsM IVh5h, h5, 1u!y sb-k11poGh-Ine 1 aashnce IN
gold a9a s.eInng e1c9snge f nas A lasosaole ehecs
np0n Tue Aour ma1het ana pIlCes may os qaoLea
9 9kaoc @ n1.esfc salss q 92'9so osls u Si335l
* AZ r., chnsc z2 aeSs e ~ 1oE eatla state ana
asct9 9 * ~. Saot9o ~ hor sups "estesn;
G sn e ~ ~ ~ a1 EAsA western
o -. r.o " wv Mss5elh q m
trada hronda wy, a ~ i9z
~ ,nr - 4aet ad Md
~ 5e's ~ N AZ no
~ ood - chaIca eNtre u5 s aa-r1
i @ ~ ~ E'h ~ ~ - 81 as NJ ~ - - ~
MN ao1as ~ M ~, ~ g. N s,e gar.a al =, u
~ afarSh,s raoi a. e''7' 4o1 oe1a8f "nu Sa.oo
, 1862-07-28

Gen. William ]. Elliott returned to Indiau-
apolis, on the 34th, from Stevenson, Ala,
where large part Of Buell's army are now
stationed. The army is in quiescent state,
our pickets looking from one side of the river
Elliott informs the Indianapolis Journal that
the Murfreesboro affair is as bad as repre-
eented, and that nobody defends the conduct
Of Gen. 7. Z. Crittenden, Of Indiana, or that
of Col. Lester Of the Sd Minnesota, Gen. E.
brings with him nearly $4,000 sent by sol
diels to their families.
, 1862-07-28

A Union convention WAS held at Kokoma, in
the l1tn congressional district Of Indian On the
24:h, and Hon. John P. G. shanks, the present
representative, nominated for reelection. In
the eth district Daniel Webster Voorhes, the
present eeeeeh representative, was re-nominat.
I'd BY acclamation, by the secesh Democracy.
II the people Of that district allow this infa,
NOUS traitor to represent them, we greatly
mistake the extent Of thar loyalty.
The Democrats Of the Mnscatine district
Lows, haye nominated Hon, Edward q. Thayel
Of Muscatine, for Congress. No chance fol
linn.
, 1862-07-28

BAN HOUSTON AGAIN DEAD.-The Boston
Ibt ssys: "a gentleman who arrived In this
city On Saturday, from Texas, states that Cen
Sam Houston is positively dead, and that be-
fore he died he requested the old flag to be
brought, that he might die as he had lived
under the stars and stripes.''
, 1862-07-28

SATURDAY EVENING, July q.
FREIGHTs- Steady. The engagement wcre:-
To Buffalo: brig Roscius and sch1s jana Bell and |
Enterprise, cozn, at 10c.
FLOUR-Received, 4,295 brls; shipped, 4,29s !
brls Market firm and 15c higher. Sales: 100 brls
@Nashville City" white winter at 1916; 80 b1ls |
"Carbondale' at $5.T0 100 b1ls estate Mills at
s5.35; 50 brls ''Ha1ls Challenge at $50; 100
brls Parrish at $500; IS brls "People's'' at
$3.50; 200 br1s Lemon" at $5.07k 800 hr1a |
Bart1etts single e1tra'' spring at $40; 100 brls
''Mohawk' at SAD; 1sl brls iowa 'Empire'' at |
$435; 100 brls "claron' at 81 80; 100 brls 'Cen-
ter" at 81 25 100 brs 'tFavorite Of the Union at
$40; GO brls estate Mills at ii 90; $50 brs fair
extra at $4G0 100 brls tExpress'' super at 50 Is;
100 brls ''E1change do at $325; 1a5 br1s "Fnlton
Mil1s'' On p. t.; 81 brls 'Koshkonen'' extra at
$4.s7K.
NHEAT-Receivcd,,5 ,59. $50 bu; shipped, 67,500
bu. Market advanced 405c 2 bushel. Sales:
2eoo bu Amber Iowa {early) at s1c; 1900 bu do at
9sc; 800 bu do at 93Kc; 1,090 bu No. spriug at
9oKc; q 900 bu do at Bic; Is, ,0Q0 bn do at 915c;
A. 2009 bn do at 92c; 5000 bn do at 924c; 5000 hu
do at aaHc; 200 bu do at 927lc; L. 600 bu do at
93c; 2,G0o bu No. Spring at Sc; 5000 bu do at
Sc: GOO bu do at s7c TO- 600 bu do at Ssc; $500
bn Rejected at TIC; 5000 bu do at 7sc.
CORN-Received, 1856. .924 bu; shipped, 2191 100
bu. Market advanced 101xc. sales-16,00 bu
Mixed In store at SOC, mostly in North side houses;
10, eco hu do at 301ci 120000 bu do at Sohc; 5000
bn do to a1riye} at 31c 81 O00 bu Rejected in etore
at &c.
oATs%Receired, ss,1s7 bu; shipped, ISL ,675 bu.
Market &c better. Sales-,0oo bu No ! in store
at ashc.
RYEReceiyed. 3.46o bu. Market advanced
1c. Sales|, 800 bu No in store at dc; SEQ bu do
at &C.
BARLEY-ReceIved, 1,278 bu. Market quiet.
Sales-25 bgs at 46c on track.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS entirely buyers
and sellers about &c apart.
| MESS PORK-1oo brls city packed at g., 50; 15o
| brls do at $500
:LARD-Scarce and firm at 7xc-
| TALLOW-Firm at 81z@9c-
| SUGARS-Fim and active. A email lot Of New
Orleans has been received, but not large enoughto
influence quotations. We quote the ruling prices
| as follows:.
Porto Rico-Fais to choice ..-........-nk@12He
N. 7. Refined powdered and
l.. Eranu1ated .-...-...-151c
White coffee A....-....13 c
Yellow coffee B..-...-.12Ac
| Yellow coffee C------.-l4c
lows: ....
No. ! whiteaah, hf brls.......-...saaBzS @ssm
/ Trout &c ..,....-.-. $50 q 2.T5
"9 IT .......... 2 8h@ ASK
UDES-Fiuuer and more artive. We quote:-
Dry Flint 49, Qt.4c; Dry Sailed to@19c; Green
Sailed e16xe: Dry Calf 1n819cs Green do 697c.
EOOLVe1y little doing Sales Of 4eo9 Ds K
blood at 47c: Common Nattse 2s0soc; Medium IS
14cc; FIae 42@47c; Unwashed Il off,
| BUTTER-Withput change. Choice Yellow st
eK@1oc; Fair to Good Firkin at sB@sc; Grease
! THlsc
| EGGS-Duu aud difficult Of sale st &c for packed,
and 6@5Hc for fre.h.
PoULTRY-Chickens 9 doz 81 @@1.5o. TuE-
keys 2 8@4c. Pigeona q doz 4eG35oc-
! CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
, 1862-07-28
MARINE LIST,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED .......,.-JulY3 36
Stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers. sund.tes.
Prop Lady Franklin. Napier. st Joseph, ~ n luu-
ber-
Prop J. Barber, Pesrett, Muskegon, 103 m lum-
ber, 10 stayes.
Bark Jane Bell, McGaw, Buffalo. 1000 bb1s salt.
Bark Sonora, Campbell, Bay City, 40 m lumber.
Bark Marquette, Best, Buffalo, 4Sa tons coal.
Park City of Buffalo, Brown, Buffalo.
Brig MINT sofa, Ransom, Buffalo.
Brig Harvey " williamson, Bay City, go N lumber.
Brig Roscins Blackburn, Buffalo.
Brig William Treat, Balm, Buffalo, ia bb1s salt.
Sehr Sutherland, Petry, Bronson's Harbor, 65 eds
wood.
schr Ashtabula, Hammer, Grand Hayen, e5 N
lumber.
Echr Magic. Frow1ey, Grand Haven s. N lumber.
Echr Il. a. Richmond, Thornton, Buffalo, i01 b1ls
falt.
CLEARED. D..--.......Jnly 26.
Stmt Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers, snndEies.
Prop Lady Franklin. Napier, St. Joseph.
Prop ]. Barber, Pe11ett, Grand Haven
Bark City Of Chicago, Lynn. Buffalo. 20.ooo hu
wheat
Bark Sonora Campbell, Milwaukee.
Ba1k Jane Bel McGaw, Buffalo. 23. 600 bu corn.
Brig Minnesota Ransom, BrHalo, 1a0H1 hu RE.
Brig RoscIue, Blackburn Buffalo, II 900 bu coTn-
Schf Sutherland, Petty. Holland.
Schr Aehtabul8, BANNER, Grand Haven.
Schr Magic, F1owley, Grand HsVen.
schr Dazzling Wave, Eggleaton, Buffalo, Il, 500 bu
yheat
, 1862-07-28

ALBANY BR1DGE.-The O. g. Circuit Court
has dismissed the bill and dissolved the In
junction in the suit against the Albany bridge
company-Justice Nelson delivering the
opinion. There is now, says the Argus, no
legal obstacle to the construction Of the
bridge,
, 1862-07-28
81 atH.
Sales to-day as follows:

160 1855 46.s5 per head.
HoGsReceiyed during the past week s.e51
against 5,t6a last week, showing an increase Of
ASS. There has been considerable activity in
the market during the past% week, as both ship
pezs and spectators were operating pretty freely.
Among the various lots disposed OF to-day there
was one Of 63 very choice corn fed sold at 3a71-
however this is no criterion of the market as it
was q "fancy'' lot.
The closing prices are as follows:
Good to extra shipping. a.5255a 60
, 1862-07-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, July 7s, 1861.
The banks all closed to-day at Il n to give prin-
cipa1s and employees an opportunity to attend the
great var meeting In the afternoon. And they
doubtless did attend, for the public square was
crowded On all sides and patriotism rose to fever
heat.
New York Exchange continues rather close, the
buying range being par @ y; selling, with most
If not all Of the banks, u.
Gold was f1mer, the buying pr1ca about 15,
thongh come Of the bankers may have paid more
and rome less than this figure. Sales here are 80
few that quotations are hardly warranted.
The money market is abundantly supplied, and
financial matters generally are moving along
smoothly.
, 1862-07-28

II Schuyler county has seven companies
in process Of formation for thenew levy. This
looks like work.
, 1862-07-28

E Isaac Cur1an, \ well known and deter
mined Democrat Of Springfield, has been ap-
pointed consul to the Grand Duchy Of Baden,
to reside at Carlsrue,
, 1862-07-28

and 469 IN lots on private terms.
SHEEP-Receiyed to-day 130. The market Is
exceedingly quiet as tie transactions are limited.
Salce Of 50 averaging 81 lbs, and Il averaging 1oa
be, both OF privnte terms.
, 1862-07-28

fY Gov: Tod has notified the people Q
Ohio that II the States quota Of troops Is
not 1aised in forty days, drafting will be re-
sorted to.
, 1862-07-28

SOMETHING NEW-The bust.
~ Eess community IN the vicinity Of the Richmond
u O'Clock LUNCH get for them daily In the Richmond
House Saloon; And for anything really excellent n
rne%re fy7l M
, 1862-07-28

p;,tsbu-s-t ro,4 wov,s, mi, Chtc,oo
cars sf 81 4oc1.
Nic..- South, large cars ,-.........:2 so"
w q" esrs u So 1ees-------. b4 81
Lahs ER'E tn BUFFALO or susFzSa1oN BRIDGE.
-hiens .eEt. eno 1Sfch- soatn~ large
Cars If 40 feet g s.s
Mich Cent small cars s.....-...--.....4 Il IS"
Rates TO Dunkirkz. a5per car less than to Buffalo
"ISu Watas sn ni.'GS y n,.al.. q ~ fan.
Buffalo. Wien sIinned hT nj al IL US lsS N'As se
BEEF CATTLE
The rerefn.a 7nrsr, ~, ,,.t ...
.-e. ~ ..,-s. e "~A "0's os@0
e'1 'Ase'At~'"@ns 1nto as'couht Tue EXCESSIVE
heat OF the Misunderstanding an :ncsea, e, as
compared with LIST week OF liz head. The raar-
he' our1ng the pass week has been "hasd" one
,el o1o'ets ~ consequence ol Inc Sudden and IN
Tuesday last. Tie dealers taroughout The conn.
.ntb.a +ho;. ota.,- -. -..-,.s. ...N,.
t1y rushed thels esoek Into market thinking there
fall of NC In New York, With prospect ~ y nv.
ther decline, came upon them like thnnderbolt
market one Of the dnlleet Of the season - sb;nns,s
are sesy cautious N operating conaning their
and at reduced prices, which as 3 general thine'
nolaess ~ ate Ye.s anHa;lns 70 .ake. GoTefnment
chaefng rather freely, causing considerable act,v
| +v in medinn GRADES
~ r ~ -aso;n.a .+ - .oo
| 1o-oAI-1ne receipts auount 2,5S head, OF
which 4N1 were received at the Pittsburgh yards,
~ al 1ne M1cn1san soothern yards and $50 at
She1man's yards. The market to-day has been
yery tnactiye-there being no inquiry either bv
! Government emit ractors or shinners-and c1nead
dull, Ia great many remaining over In the ysra,
noeo1d : AT a 5er1i,e of abon+ IT, ,,o~ n
rna n,os,,.,. .-t.as ~ ~ ~ ss 80 ~ Fs@
~ Ieetus I.e1.snNa'A . a. Ao1'"s'
Extra shipping heeEes.. $3 NG3 50
Good to prime do...-..---..-.-.-.-.-. 29lGa05
Medium grades -....--..-.....--..... a2sG1A51
Common to..-....-...---. ---.....- 1T3G3.1a5s
The following are the principal sales fiurino tha
| .L.,....-,-.+ sa*-~ -No
toAee 14"lAsI o0is- ...
| AT shERaAss YARDS.
| Cnfef sold AAen ID neao averaging l,lSl b3, at
, 1862-07-28

e They have war meetings eToty after
noon on Boston Common,
, 1862-07-28

MONEY MAHKRr.-Money market rules very easy
at tG6 per cent on eal, and for strictly first class
paper.
Sterling exchange frmer; bankes's bills quo
ted at 129@t29H. XXX.
American gold az1ner; opening at 161{ 2 cent.
and closing firm ct 17h.
California gold bars are quoted at 1s1184
per cent. prem
To.al exports Of specie to-day, 81, 4334 ,6l6.,
Government stocks easier.
q. S. Ga 81, 97A@9S5z = 3-10 10aA@te5. .
, 1862-07-28

ITO BUSINESS MEN.-The Un
Il derslEned having had ten years experience ss
64oEksspsE and cashier y dealons Of ns
Eould be share Of the pron8 would prefer t3k9z
charge Of the books for time at s1af7 n oIaGI sD
have full acquaintance, Address ~. d. ~ fLL1AAss :
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, 1862-07-28

THg PoIsoSISG.-We are told that evidence
amounting almost to certainty has been oh
tsiaed, that the wholesale poisoning Of about
eeveLty of the guests at the DeKalo Masonic
Festival was Intentional and premeditated vii
lainy. Many a man has been hung for crime
less black than this, by which SO many men,
women and children hare suffered 80 severely.
sycamore Republican.