davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29

by tha special c1r.,Hro-der', and the pub
+lIGhed card Of f II: wy,i bar1n and roli.ble
ganslsmrn 0! his GlaA. re. n3t the conduct OF
= Sau'h".n ear.tlaas1 N i.ish social position,
who, rr. i.''i:sr.:, rrs"g-4 all actual or iula-
eia't St1r.. afflicted On Ii. dc:ncht'G peAne.-
BACH : ::c".pa s'a .f"n, L2t secret and clan
d.at'Er.
i, !; 'e.r,z'haio ;t,lts y buaosnj, sf'Sr re.
ds';1i!ii :';r sc!ns "r a.rpcsed wrong should
1J
: !! j.. iii; inGr: :n:aar!;.ba that 10 sh Guild
Hy -. i'!c tnsry. TGsse unndual ct arsctNrH
lies cj'S,a frrdt. r,sy lcid - the true causc
II '''1 ;T:g dy.
UrlSL WRyGHT, A. D. O..
:. Late Of Van Dorn's Staff
I MosrEosE A. PEIrAN,
.Lete hfedl nircct'r of Van Dorn's command.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29

Gr"uoAr RAID TO McRFREEsBoRo', n o.
Tho ''Pfogrcss'' LOANS from a rcli,hlo sou!cs
!nat three gunbostS csme up to Murfreos-
boro', N. G., On FrjGsy lds., and Isl d d g
rar:y who toro up things generally They
Htolo 10 900 lhs cf h>con belonging to cur
Oommissary Department, gaYo awsy part
and destroyed the halarce. They wont to
r.sls %n;kodist Female College In tho village,
,ayole Up tho furniture and took the Piapos
ss.sslnits Iug tS tae Institution stosrh and rsr:
risd them cf. Tho Yankees prowlcd ahori
town and had evory:hing their cwn way,
rhsy wers still thore at Last acccurta, On
Sstu73sT mnrning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
At &SHELBTHILLE


TuIl.H MA, Mag 2G -Ths Ysnkees hsve
eyil,d T.l,@ndnehaa,. Ila wss ye..erdsy
brou7t;. unGer hsg Of trnoe, and left by
.hem on neutral ground, Immediately in
iont q our pickuis q. F5sterville He is
row IT :icihy7ilIp.
A srs:jl r&nirg party cf thu lnemy ad
vsn,2i ne,r Ncsiinnvills, yesterday, but
s"oT, .et"]Uca, accomplishing I.othinE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
DIED.

pIrn st tn rrsdencs Of his srohsria law, Gr q o.
Wak.r. Ia "or.ri1o couaty. o1 the f8i i;s..I JrHN
Thh&A4 TR.vL0s, .nf Company O. 9tG Il.xiala Il, q
mem, II sie s. h y,a, OF rls age.
nIrp, Anrdsy. tae ash irstsn 4, bis readenc, in
q. .turty Ct q ,cchirao. }. TEUR,1 ON SASPnuN.
HIS lea5r aud timo Of La mo,her.in-lsS, MIS- Il G.
Bn-"u !syII-d 10 si,oad hs fuue th, ~sdnesdar)
is, 30 Eel ok fr the residence Of Hr, siulon
II "a Gtres,, Se;ses7 18th and 10th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29

SryT llEs"K aEnE&AI." =.

ArJr. lEs"R aEnE&A!." !...Es
L.CH&p.H, G.v =? l-ss.
GE E!AL DID-HS,t
40. GO.
|. TIs Act ot C0ng-Csl 40 ;.ny!'5 p' ,r..a.r
nsiU,-'r trf nah 20 ,-.y. iEirE ~ .r r'1....-
Nrrch -. 1868 snt 'L"r Ju).Uy.ds .--t .s.-
Iatior- 10Y The selection .J go .s'e' r t-.r.
published fo tic i.t.rah'-H =Li o.r.ct - al IL
C0BcsiGai
"sEcT,oH |. The ConSTa-a Il INC IoD; .-.'a -...
0f hlne!c. snicr, '.E.t ,.cr sE II Jr -r.r '
s1cG EaGnir a. he snCrs'r" g.! = % I':J Di''' 'r.
each division ct .nIsGjri ~ "frs:'e. go gIpa-F -
engineer EO0.A = Cp1--i = uI" lu' .Ts f.a. .F.
wlIh view IT, tArr aC- ta:: w. l.. -. gsyi.l a.'
nass GLd test the Irnu ~, i-0tl 10 Ti". ,f.I 3d..
shall br pairei o III 'l.a 80" C5 ~ IG.lt '
1nan 'e o. ih.!: / .r.a Z -. Tt'e r"'E'rt.'cy
"SFC. , TTr, "G"h ~ ~ s'.il W. -t.' .t a....
s-rg. ants, sever corpp.'~ ;,''y hr' sir 'n: .H
lsp ,TcT- n:: I'm, Iwo u.-io!a'r N 80. . ...-s
"SyC 2. Int: no 20 t'i.s'-nsi IL, ...' We -....
rnmpsLy VI; Il -Ot'.t u HrG C- D'.. a, L""i
Ell at snd = sccCLi Il GtGal's, ani .ny'....'..
v.c3Dgt,h III Irsss COHphnisl sAiI tg ".'i l.. '".
sEa tt G' ii lsO o: ,1-.tsi:otrirf gro : %. a."
a1.iGrrf r"!Is, # irau''tI-i' no " fn "..r ....'
frrtl l.a o1rr cuJ.i u m - ,''- .t Fl. - '.
army ra.trclcn ha;ag Az, - hr' 10 1.!:.. ~ -
III crr I1sars or by rTr.f'r', Sn- - C.E s.." "H
sescce,! no ir noT selv.rc n 81 So. i.' ,s'J
un.e-S iD il q military cr eva eng 30. %.
"sEC. !. Ihit uiu sCnplo''a tie! o uf. -.
In,o 'egIIEC MA uf T. rildliea ci."r ni t.'. .a
il1i ,nt AIN orio - sh ,"us,-' {" orr ,s'.u. 'r"
neu'fnart co.on"!' "t'" n1J'f' "bo "'J - A." '.'
TALK cl "!t ILt.t E""'. ~ ~ - .' .
",iH o''n se'St"Il- J" ;" -. -, ~ .." ~" 90
cies ~ tLefrg n"''r ~. ~ - NJ i' ''' '-''
viaea i"' "E'1a Va $50 ~ ''. '.1
third scc'l1G c' tiiir &C. '"d 'r' l- -''. '"'' "
al! qlAIerri5sfT ScrH" ."l s-h % -=.'t'e- .!Jh s
eDlIsiet MEL .! hs aiTT-
FEC a. 1tit III i|"'' =" "'''''i'" y =" -. '-' -.
shall ~ asaigEcd Lp dn;y ~ Y0., '-.r - C-r -
turnis!.eJ Nj, hi"gt tee 30 b!ar'" .
"Sfc. o. ihaI thn "iiic'. - g. gT& o.! ~. 'h't
bureau, U, ihr "i'Pi"E- 81 t"7 . "I'JS
"sF, Hna!' i!rs;i''r no iH''' '''h ~ ~ ''''
OF tbc ""E me- p':-''oE' "r'.. ''1'S ''r-'"'i"'
hfHid u" "'iir ','""'i.s ,. '-. 49, 90 ''
By t.s ac'
"sEt- !. iI' V'ofa 't' - '.t'F -" .' .''
10 8n1 ,iieiu1i'| '!' '"E 4" ."'. = - '.'.''
lso'u l"',' y q 'a'. = - 49, .. pot .-.
| III oehe w un-',"i'' v. '.'7' -. 90 j. ..
aEC W.. ~ ~, ~, -. .-.'',..' ~.
u"opa s',N,, ~ -
| aad 'oa "I..r'' d =: -" "-n., ...''-
ana e's"D ny """''7 - l." .J''' o. -
sNH. s'''.''; " 49, ...I
| ior'y 6"1 So. - Ph'S. '..i-.4', '"' ~ ',
| Of ncta iFn enl"' h,:'e.y 60 - x" ,'. '-
tsnt sha's 'eSS''" ' a. ih' le. '.'' ~ az ' .
| Ills ply ~ hnlr!'"'.
| "eE'' ' !aL -! p : O. I's '"'''.- ..' '.'
mori RI 81 ne - t'N'"7 i"' '.tI1.. .'..'
| IlHf'' ''t!h'oit "'' - ''h '''''.' '"''.-f
ecant~ I'LL thYI1ns G"lH'H cb'S'''!'' t"c-I 90" .'
hrtiiice:s, seventeen Co!!"A .-vC'r'@ l!- l-@-' -
| tEirthTn 1"!!air.
| ".Ec. 10 LAT iaoi'!.-d co.l-'o' no , ''.'. ''
snoccd in:m ;hr c"vH'rJ, ana De C'esH''ir'e ...-r
, 70 tGc pow" hS ,. ~ att ''' ''o'-'-' -.. So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
M EIRn.

aAVHsp "a Hst'ord onunty. the Oh iptta-t b, %.
Raw Thohna Hnmo of VIE ma, w BOYD Of Chariot G,
Mrs JANE a. fosBEs daughter o. the lste bon.
Wi. t.siiipga. Of Gss:s county. n. O. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
W. x. Fort.

KuLsp isstaatly, Nay ID, In the 1'i5eneIs, ". e
PoGT, 9th North OaTolna Tronps) OF Baltlp,ore o
the is's Rev. Wn. Plrt, Of that city. I
- do tnore palsrs copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
David Bridgfs, Jr.

Drbp. Monday Ming, he 1870 lssiaEt In ths 2si
year CT hi, ss-, DAVID BRIDGES. Ja s:rsa.n. In tho
L,tehes Battery.
Ss mother eIrh emo Of thy fs're5t fovsTs has been
p,stked, u jus; tur,ting Into blo M but 1t
cued ~ hand be tramp sEtod so the bisr
Of M>tur, there to nl.oa forever No Wintry blast
,t IL Now, eau Il bs icoUhad Ly the ne.I
saa. r.:
Ttere everlasting .p' Inf sbljes,
Ana n,SoI f.dlry .4Srs l"
u v.s nT p.vi e:s I, he tie ultimate friend II 0.vd
BriSsE and se itLoT M p.. ful du,y t. G1er Till hum
ts bute 10 rs uinrp, for lnaH loved him
b.:ur hss ,ndier, nerd not .sy Sord fo- all who
rim k.rw thai no OF tile frat I, respond ~
h- corntrys Gait End st thiorght IN, var he scted
vi al iho and bss'.ty bas Characterized Tho
Of the soulh. HS not p:ofs5s IL religion,
.ui II cart WAS 0hrssn. Often he has to
Is ~ tie subject Of his i0urs welfare. Or
'i1 he teak.i Mat 10 cared for the world fJr
tas slnsg II world" that his prsats sire VA two
.hs rnou gin unite hsslf with ;hs Church tn fsn
tine So nouyetsed the suf jsJ' hc said, ''NcIe "a
faithful soldier Of tho 0rcss my onuatr uonli tie
ho611R - was driug ny whole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29

| IL hs, btln y...siei ia ti.o I-1.--a-r 3. r...
l'!ess tr'si, arii rnGatnen I:og.-s,,. lG.t.. CT
num. c. L, EalianJsh~lo. #v r0isI.sr
lnand OF tic PRESIDE, Of lie ls.,.I ,.s.,5
his unconditional rele&-.,''
Hu!nSi1e ssya NJ srI.aiud ..l '.-..r.
an his own responsinrl':y; au. t@s. ..',.'
DONG it taa P5cs.tert :ctegraphrl i'.a .--,
he you'd Hus.sln ltn.
Thi CHARLESTON G.Y-.T.
Iha Lsnion Post IS, 5 5a-s: -. g.,
hmYr,c.u CEitn,srs iha G:f..t IT,. ,...'a..
ErTicsson' lTon c.;d. - lhlGS ;tc q. s,.;,.. ...
Of For; Sampler il = h4a,le: 0'5y- ,.., ...
defeat eus;aintd - the,: sTlc,es D.. ,:.. Iii
FtS.NCII.
Gold still ianyss T.: liJ. Ex.la7-4 -'.;
lGi.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tnirty-eis2t C!yd- stosHar' Rave ..s1
bought n tue last eighteen rrn.us ~ rgl
tho blockaos-wG Gich IS Tip:tscDr,t q 0.
treIoe!y prthtabic--sea:e Vessels nSvDS 80
ready cleared .ivc :Iund', d 1e: CO. (; ~ lra.i
cost and cargo; sEd IL T. ai&si, t.:p 90 r,..-
sci get duuJiu gtc value OF i.s Cusi AM ,-s
CT its Csr.9.
There wss fee Gsht ia Tt Ps.a i%s
York, on SlIi,y IYsnin6 ,nrag icl,...r1
sodIorS. 3he Giata .aiii,Ia & al -: :ulry,. u ,
and Ies,orcG r.ip!. ---..--
It il expected tie War Department m
csil io- i.:ies hur,siI.S haHsao,; r'aa 9Gd .as,
canscrifugD wIn trs'r a. he aa,iea },,i.3la
m"inonf.
Tho Yaaliera rag Pri,o bnG u H-s.a-.i--
arc RcTosS shc h:.saSj!nni slIyy.
4 Ysnkao paper Says thor' ~. a<a o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

Gold still ianyss E.. liJ. ES.1a2-4 e.
lGl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29

Nsw YorS Nay "a -Tas Ee7ad's ap6c,.i
dispatch says that ady:ces hkve been reaoiY.
cd by tie President, f.om Gen. Grant, det.i!.
Jug mis- proceedings to the 2Gb. ue had
f.nghs lvo battles, captured CT gums, aIt
0,4UO prisoners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-29
THE SIEGE Of TICESBURG.

.Lete Msdl nircct'r of Van Dorn's commar
, 1863-07-22
Funeral Of ma1oF med1114 y

Thefuneral Of Major v. Il Medill, 6h III.
c1ya'ry, who fell ut the battle Of Gettysburg
takes place this morning from the house Of his
brother, Joseph Mediu, esq, corner Of West
Washington and Morgan streets ut 10 o'clock.
The religious services will be conducted By
the Rev. Mr. Collier at the house.
The Pail Bearers will consist Of Major
Das1s, Major Williams, Major Harding, Major
Roes. Major Blodgett, Major Chester, Major
Griffin, Major Hadley. ..
The military escort will be composed Of
two companias Of the 18th regiment Illinois
volunteers, from Camp Douglas, under COM
mand Of Capt Putnam, and Capt. Brand's
company Of Col. Haneock's regiment. Col.
~. II. McChesuey viii command.
The .Chicago Typographical Union" will
also take part in the services, in body.
The military escort viii meet at the armory
in Garrett Block, corner Of State and Ram
dolph streets, at 8 o'clock P. m.
The Chicago City Railway, D. A. Gage, esq,
supt., has kindly placed cars at the disposal
Of the companies from Camp Douglas, to
bring them up and return to camp.
The Typographical Union'' will also
meet the military escort at the aFmoEy, as
ahoye, md will he escorted by the military to
the residence Of the deceased. Tho pail
bearers vii meet ut the armory, as above, at
81 12 o'clock.
After the religious services at the residence,
tue procession will be formed as follows, viz
Rand,
Military Escort,
Clergyman and Physician
in a carriage.
, 1863-07-22

a good inquiry for HIshwines, and the market ad-
yanced A@Kc 9 barrel, with sales at 3fAe1f1Kc.
The Provision market IS moro active.
There Is q good demand for Mess Pork
1;.sen4, Canadian account. and the market
gisxGa at $3.50 for city. with sales Of
S6btla to-day at that price, and go bfls country
st*iee00:9-50. Bulk Shoulders are In good de-
mand, and we note sales Of 5oo9 pcs city cured at
&c looee, and 500 pcs country'cufed at SIC loose.
Bacon Bans are in good request and fin ut 90
1oc ios plain and 10@11c for sugat"cured- Lasd is
more ac.iye-wtth GALES OF 100 tres prime kettle at
&C, and go tres do (11.bonnd packases) at sxc.
Salt is steady at ss1 for Fine delivered. Ground
Alum is steady and firm at the decline noted yes
terday. -
Freights were shade easier-with Light engage
meuts at 4S4kc for corn to Buffalo.
, 1863-07-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Jply II 1861.
Asusua1 at this eeason there Is very little change
in the money market Of the city from one day to
smother. Bankers. or at least most Of them. COM
plain bitterly Of want Of paper for discount, and
this is likely to contnue till the fall business COM
mences. The range Of discount, as usual, is 7D10
per cent, the lower figure By q few Of the best
banks on best paper payable In New York:
New York Exchange remains closo. The sort
a.. ~ No,r Ero1.rd crrranc. ~ ,r.ra - <,,oa ~,
"s " 1sm q4"-~-,'" h"slaao ~ Ae 80 "
rapidly. The buying pf1ce Is paEGH, most banks
:. ra,t +t, ,o,.-.. t,.,.,,, s,r,,n t,,,a :, ,1s
u SsebA, sAe 1o"e1 oslas s1nste uouee 10 Gus
, 1863-07-22

e.dtirating. THIS latter Invention Of Browns
became necessity. which. In this case, was
truly the mother Of this corn plow. It was
not only right that the cultisator should fol-
low the plow, but 1t WIS peculiarly fit that the
inventor Of the one should invent the other,
Geo. II. Brown, Of Galesburg, is Western
benefactor. Corn is our staple, and the culti-
va,ion Of it BY the best machinery has been
the especially Of Mr. Brown.
MeesrB. Gilbert d Hamilton. of Kewauee.
III, ne learn, hare become the assignees Of
this patent. Their advertisement may be
found in another column. Mechanics and
nrmerH are invited to examine their card.
TIE EXCURSION TO FOREST BA1.-This e1-
cnraion yesterday was in eTery respect q suc-
cess. The lowry morning discouraged the
timid, aud the dollar fare discouraged the
economical But the choice party that risked
chill and inferred that double price might
mean double value, were abundantly repaid.
The breezes had perfectly dried the grass aud
foliage, the rain had laid the dust and made
the mir delicious1y sweet and clean; there was
no chill the clouds were kind shield from
the hot sun-the day was perfect. From II
till 2 the party wandered, luncted, chatted,
swung and explored the charming beach.
Then they gathered at the platform for the
intellectual entertainment. The "Old Folks''
in solemn file moved to their p1aces-aljust-
I'd bonncts and spectacles, and "took the
KEY" Fugue after fague-minor upon mi
nor-long meter, short meter mud hallelujah
, 1863-07-22

WINES AND DIQToRs quiet, tr.ns-
art!ons being restricted to the immediate require
ncnts Of the trade. We continue to quote:
BRAspT- .-.f Scotch tmptd300D ,00
Otard. ...... bM@L00 do domesticv I591-5o
Seignette... .t.00G6O0 RUx-
aa'ss asnnssssy:. saS@ @ 8 s. !npe'ted S :acses@ o
New York. 75&1,so y: England.. s.
SSshiedsIn... .e|@5SS SRerEy: eS g
do DO domestic. @ .''S%st S@1sS Peft Juice. aSS
WOOL-Received last week, 1aa,393 ms. Al
though the receipts Of wool during the past week
have been liberal, 1t must be borne In mind that
the greater portion Of 1t has been purchased in the
through. leayiDg hat small PROPORTION e be
wool trade is being done, there Is very little pros
pect Of Chicago becoming much Of wool market,
ae dealers away In the Interior Of the country have
and are offesirg more than any OF our eitT opera.
tors This has been the case for the past Six Or
seven years, and still, through want OF energy Or
enterprise our dealers stand by and see four htas
OF the clip OF this State and Iowa pass BY their
doora, without making IN effort to secure IT. Ear
lv in the week the market was active and firm.
with considerable Gales Of medium and tne wash.
ed at 55C6,c but ut the close the decline In gold
and the dull feoliug in New York and Boston have
1-sEened the demand, and the market closes dull
at q decline Of f3835c,
, 1863-07-22

NEW YORK. July M-FLouR-Marketo opened
moJe actiye and shade drmer, bu. closed dull and
tcayy with free sellers Ut yesterdays prices, 495
G5 ID for extra state; S 6G15.s5 ios extra round
NHlsKY-Nithout decided change, at i5D35Ac.
GRAsS-Whear opened shlde hrmeE, but with
the decline in gold the market closed du, at
al IN for Chicago Spring: 9oc for damaged do;
S:.1aGl "a for Milwaukee club: 81. .2i11e5 for win
ter rcd weete1n- Corn opened 1c better and closed
,un at yesterdays prices. 63H s5Hc, closing dull
PRoy1s1os-Pork without decided change. Beef
ue.iet and steady. Bacon eides dull and uomtnally
Unchanged. Lard moro active and shade dsmes,
, 1863-07-22
Tho Crops in 0gIe County.

ToIo, 0o1E Co., July 10.
The "d1y epcl1'' was efIactEal]y dfsso!Ted last
night By Of the heaviest rain storms Of the sea-
eon-the heaviest Since the 18th March. The BEN
cht will confer will be incalculable as vegetables
and root crops have suffered considerably from tho
drought Corn looks well, and since tho rain,
promises largo yield. Spring wheat 1ooks fine
and psomsscs well, except in b few fields, where
the chntz Bug is busy, but the rain will check his
operations to some extent. Winter wheat is al
most an entire failure Us the crop has been sadly
destroyed By rust. Many fields hare been lett
etaudtpg entire, and others only partially cut; what
has been harvested IL Of very inferior quality.
Oats are about an average crop. The winds north
and tho weather coo1-au OF which ts very hvor-
able for the spring wheat The storm did no da1n-
FEC to the stanlinG Erafn. EARAER.
, 1863-07-22

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnhune.1
DETROIT. July u. tsE3.
Cr-Prop. Hlnslow; bark Stockton: schrs. sen
Bird. HILL
Dows-Fsops. Adriat1c. Dunkirk; barks Ocean
Ware, Milwaukee. Aer1inac; brig Monteznrna
schrs sopha Smith, Lisbon, Bradley. Ca1ioston. Cul-
yer, Surprise
, 1863-07-22

st. Louis Lumber market-IuIy IS.
Mceipts-A Most upusnal thing has occurred
this veek in the non arrival Of any lumber from
sboyc, which, with the meagre receipts thus fir
during the sea on, eeenns 10 cause an uons1ld hrm
1le.s in the market, and In some measure give good
cotpin,. winter trade. Cness the river soon OK
perIsnees a favorable change, the dealers wi1 cx-
perierce embar.assments In psocnrtuE stock. even
MIL ran lumber would and eale ut from Sl3.03 10
SIN co, We hear that there are scEen dsetsa-ronnd
mon the Lower Rapids, undergoing tho slow pro-
cers Of "wofking Oft"
Shinc1es-No receipts, and prices firm at Si.o0
for beet brands river 4. sawed
Lath firm at $3.50, with very email stock IN
Market masy dealers barring to rely upon the mills
for supply
We annex retail prices Of all descriptions ofluu,-
, 1863-07-22

Total. -$5l4. I'll SlSl 733
Eleven hundred millions is large National
d. 1t, but when we state that almost the entire
amount has been rasel among ourselves. without
help from abroad, and that our great industrial In
strength and wealth IN the fact that 1t is gratiiy
Ing to pride as 1t is cautionary to nations eu
yiUus OF our greatness.
The aggregate debt Of England IL 1869 millions
OF dollars TINT of France 2,a millions aud that
ot the United States 1,100 millions. The former Is
s1ne four TIM e. and the Inter nearly double, that
vi our debt. md set in natural resources those OK
the United States, aB compared with either Of tho
great nations named, is tei.-fold greates.
, 1863-07-22

EALT-DoMEsT1c-Tho market Is steady and
Solar. Dairy Ii quiet and unehanged, FonE1aN-
During the week the market for Liverpool Ground
Alum LAS declined 5@l0c per sack-about a01 sacks
doing In Turks Island. 1rappani Salt Is offered
at 6se per bushel, without buyers. We quote:
, 1863-07-22
{0sf-

TOR SAIE-Fine Residence ftc>
L p*rty. ao,ee, Ga wao.sa assaa''
tesf nn AssS!5an q KASaoapn sna Elizabeth 81
liz 8 :s' p
thc South pi.i4seTY:; :: al Es;e Broker. ~ Gla1k
] P. uLISGEK hssss9a1 hsna iyia-h3l5-6s
Room No. 8, tup Aao~f
, 1863-07-22

No MORE SILVER WASTED.-Collector
13aveu desires us to say that duties will not
he received In eilyer in any amount exceeding
tiye dollars.
, 1863-07-22
nEvEEw OF CHICAGO R1AR-
HET.
For The Week End1pg July Fl, 1903.

TUESDAY EVENING, July q, 1858,
FREIGHTs- -LAKz-Ths rates during tho week
hive ruled 1c lower on grain to Huffalo-the range
heinr 1G5c Tor corn, ard b(}Gc for wheat. Lake
0ntsR,o lfejghte arr scarce, and rates are almost
entirely nominal ..-
tefJay. The engagements were as follows ITO
B07fAlo Prop Chicago, xith wheat ssIs At 6s; sshr
and Dauntlese, with corn at SIC; pop. Empire
State and bark Morgan, with corn at 4c-
"LAKE AND RAIL- FRE18uTs-Qutet aud steady.
We quote: =,
Flour to New York. 60
Flour to boston - ::t:: ~
Flour to Montreal, viu Godcrich+ 45
PORK TO Montreal, via Goderich. .-..--..---.. Is
Flour to OEdeneburgh, all lake. 65
Flour 10 Bafa1o, all lake 30
Flour il taken to Montreal, rail to Hamilton, via
g. ". h: n, and thence By propeller Insurance
RA1lnoAp FnE1CnTs-There ie no change In
ra,iroad fteiehts. The following IL their pub
]jehct tariG, but some OF the roads are privately
xr.ffug under:
, 1863-07-22
Nc7v York Stock mnrxer.
3y Telegraph NKw YoRK, July FL 1858.


GovcrnEcnt stockH steadlez.
S-1Os....r.- 1067s0lo7 Q. S. Is 81, c.... .01oGE
MoSE1-CoDtlnues easy at 6 per cent. on call.
Sterling exchange unsettled, opening at lao for
the btst Eills, and SlosinE dull ut 13>s1lya.
Gold Irregular aud lover, opening ut 1e95S, and
cloeiuE weak At 125aGD1e5H.
, 1863-07-22

~" Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility.
arising tfom SPECIFIC causes, In both sases-new
aud reliable treatment, 1u reports OF the HOWARD
charge Address. Dr. !. ski1lln Houghton. How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phila~
1v1rs:a, "a, ty!9lW
, 1863-07-22
Total lust week. 4, G5,TA t,aM,7s7 351,95l
Total previous week 6637,s21 ,1s2 go ,2at ,fAO
Cofrespdg week 1852. 9}9,BIg 2s6s, ,05A ,4t1 $50
Cofresp1du week 1861 8 3GO. 100 alG9OGO 3b{3 o50


LuMBER-Tho receipts Of Lumber during the
f". .., -, 49,. ~. 49, ~, ~
paet Week. py axe. amounted 10 4t'6so'oo 1set'
being come 80 coo feet less than the receipts for
ths week previous. prrin. the week there has
49,, 49,, ..,tro sar,.,a - % a., ~. -.
peen ~a aetA'e usAi1Au .oR eA5socs' ootn W e1's
and country dealers, and everything desirable was
prurptly taken. On good cArroes there IL an nd
,nra NJ sse7 snc ,rh,ra IN ,,tr1,. .-.5o. +b.,,, :,
'1-~. y. ~.@<~o~' ""'~ =. 4r-e'~A stA"ee t"'Ae a.
no nsafSed Improvement. oalea nave ranged az
St5OQ for few carsoes Of very extra Sl4 OQ5A14 50
for yood $,e n1s1 II m far madam and i, ma
=. -. t. 60 ~. '.1."1, Noo .eg'a'
1zoolor coarse. Iafsoes OF stsaps IN particular
are quick and at extreme prices. From tho yards
+ta-a Ia f.4- demand n,d tbe noorket Is uith,nt
"sAe - - .1- 14t0 sA9 1' 40 " t-A'4s
9notaole charge. fo' inc upper qualities tne1s IS
abctter inquiry and prlccs arc stiasnlng.
Sales BY cargo include the following:
Gargo seoW daftfett ann; U N, rom Eooefts'
MUS, Maskeson, 4t Sla:so. Largo scaf =: q. Gsag,
70 N, rom e4Me piace, etIps az Sl4-50+ cargo
senf annie Inoflhe, " STRIPE. hoafas anu io9g
totsts ron eame place. az Sl4-S5. Gasso ecas r
VIZ, itom GFand RlEet. coarse. rom s!aghts mills.
at SllW; Glgo schs lpeey, rom Fatts mills,
Qc9hto, stLps, az SM a". largo PARK ~. =:
y. ~ ron = oaleqmos M4s, Veonto; 3 stlps, as
$>a75. Cargo oEig Mitchell, nom Luddingtoa,s
MUS, Aienonlinee, milIun. nL VI ~. Cargo oatE
Ao1Gah: IoA opaaioiHE mnis. MeaSNinte, MIL.
xan, az st1,W. largo dan1lan, 4ay y Cos Gfand
traverse. Lumoet. ste1ps. 81 fl4 ~ 70 arrive.
CarSSo o. ech< HathDoN, from sAslnaw, stf'p9
and houtds at %l4 W; l50,0oQ fset rough common
flooring, from Hannah, Lay q COS mills, at Grand
TIaTe1se bsy, at 81 20 en- dock Cargo OF schr
, 1863-07-22
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ssmr Comet ,!orsan ~ kss;i saaa;;s;7:
Prop Clevelsnd. Reed osdsnsbnrg. sun"E.es.
ProR Wass y MsGn KydeF s13s
Sc Haes s. Saaa :: s 1 &C.
Jennie kg BR5f IT,. b2S ~ - eoa
III 11 ass asasva s s5@ers,s fsshaxs. 10 lumber.
EE Wm gons; yo ISo Man,.tee lis N umbe 11o
sear Z + Keoe,ts Nelson: csnt,s.,l!s; @ : eds wood
schf Charlotte Fulton. Aa1isoToc LOO m lnaoes. ~
s;:;a + GO s.s
sehE Ssstsn Rs''s s%ts R.y ;5S 1a%ber
IS
sch1 Aldebasoa. Foley. Bay city. 1ao N heading. -
ssE sssE :x s = ses 81. a
scnr Hoaten Pane Eris. :s9 tons eosi.
Sesr %eoS Maf @ "a w sGA
sehr 1 Ma1iner: a Eslsen. Ceatrevrle 9 eds xeod:
sc6f Arr Thoshe. Anderson, Ma.fsgon . 2, lumber.
sssF sssF 9s aefss.kk
ssbr Easp s!ea Ssnd as n9Ser GSs bark
sehr Ssw Aainp.hiFe. Wlllsnd. centFav1lle. 70 cas
ssss 81 f HoRs Aessax ossssq ~: BITS salt.
sehf + joan:oe. GeassssE Baaaio: is tons coal.
scs1 Harriet Ro:s. Hastings. Dadsio. Is lumber.
schr Peo:ta: brow. Buffalo. Is N lumber. trom Me-
scnr Jspaa: Evans. Butralo- 80 N lumbar. from
schr @ KsIs Nchuond Shields. Buffalo, It's n lumber.
froro Boy du Noaue
, 1863-07-22

FE. Rigby, 81 Randolph Street, Is selling
ra1,e- Hanri,lgs at less than New York prices at
uI,]cealc 1ud retail. This trade supplied On the
c,"s, uhe9s1 terrns. jy7.4W
, 1863-07-22

ph11nde1phfa Seed 16arker-1u1y ID.
Seeds are quiet, With light offerings, and sales Of
s~a mara inquired for at 50 z bu- OF dAx
@ seed he aales are limited 1t s. Q ba, and
with little or rome he1e