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II disease by the use OF

II disease by the use Of
DR.. St,ieklands Pile Remedy.
Read what those say who have usedlt
Mr. Charles W Land, am, Of Louisvje, and Mr. D.
Hasarde, Cincinnati, q both cured tel using
one pot Of Dr.. Strckland's Pile Rem edy 1heN sAy
they have tried eve yhing bnt e uld obian no reef
but one Pot OF Strickland's Pile Remedy erected
perfect cure after fering Tor many Y, srs with The
Ho 81 kind OF Plles They recommend every rona
who Is suffering to ttyit. l.
Ask for
Dr Stricklaads Pie Remedy. o.
Sold by all druggists 50 cts a pot Manufactured at
NO. o East Fourth 81, Cincinnati, o. mia
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Geg- When Semmes, the pirate, landed at
Cores, the buits rendered hm-an ovation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-29

THRoUau o. Blso4G GuadE.-Nr Reuuard
and Company Isd Nsv, Norkon Wednesday
over the A 8 W r. R through to ST. Louis
being tbe Gtst lSrpggb trip oyer that road
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A PETITION viii be presented 90 Governor sa.U~
pHgoner In the Ohio Penientary
aSOwss OAiHAREE EAGAE
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FRIDAY JULY 2s, isc4.
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l4UBBARp s. BRo.. Edi,or-.
, 1864-08-17

It reparted that Beaurega1d has gone to
Atlanta with 30, 600 men to reinforce the reb-
el army and 10 take command Of It. We do
not belIcyc that Lee can spare that or any
other number Of troops. It m y be set down
thst Gen. Grant will not be idle If Lee has
weakened his army to help Hcod's sorely
pressed column. But should 1t prove true
that corps under BeaureEard has been dis
patched to Atlanta, we are confident that
they will find Gen. 4. j. Smith at the head
Of some 5000 veterans ready to receive
them. Smith started east from Memphis a
fortnight or three weeks ago, and has not
been definitely heard from since. though the
rebels know where he Is. We hare little
doubt that be has Joined Gen Sherman, or
rNN1 In very few days. Forrest, with his
cloud Of guerfllaa, disappeared from Cortnth
soon after his defeat at the hands of Smith,
and it is now believed. that he has Joined
He Cd Is srmy. Nearly all the predatory rov:
ing bands; OF rebels which in June and July
infested the Mississippi, have disappeared
They have doubtcss been summoned to the
dcfe1se Of Aunnta, where the whole availa-
bic rebel force In the cotton States ia now
concentrated. What Sherman needs is 4
large reinforcement to enable him to capture
Atlanta and rout its defenders. Thst done,
and the war is substantially at an end. The
Coppe rhcad hostility TO the draft Is for the
purpose Of preventing him from being thus
reinforced,
, 1864-08-17

euF. Ii.
,..1,x r,Aa K.ftt Two FdyoFe, suodftoA.
f1s5 Ts11l Fsy!eAte. EaTiTs t. Jase9h. Saaazssss
, 1864-08-17
ssnKRCENARIES.s,

AT the North there Ia not single volunteer in
the army from Fort Smith 10 the potomsc. Ev-
cry soldier in our army to-day has been bought :;
wc employ no longer ardent, enthuH1sttc volan-
!eers, but nerccuarirs who hare been purchased
At rriccs fapgns from three hundred 10 one thons-
nhc dollars PER capita. ~ cAacu9o Reee! F1per.
This infa nous and unblnshing falsehood,
which, from the commencement Of the war.
las been the burden and refrain Of the rebels
sDeer at Northern troops, has ut last found
Its vay into the copperhead pap,rs. The
most abandoned Of them shamelessly leads
the way, hu.1ing at our volunteers the rebel
epitLets mercenaties," hi1elings."" min
ione," soldiers bought at so much head, y
etc, etc. We all know that this Ia wholly
falee-th-t The highest bouuties patd, only
partially compensate, In mcst cases, for til.
difference between the soldiers' earnings at
homc and In the army. They merely relieve
hiu ot the pecuniary loss he would other
wise sustain. Docs this justify the mcanest
traitor In bounding him with the epithets
'mcrcensry,'' "tireling," etc.s What be-
comes Of the hypocritich prctcnce that such
q sheet is tor the Union when it TINS yiliiles
its brave defenders with slang fresh from
rebel npe:
, 1864-08-17

Charlceton. At that " National Democratic"
Convention the onthesn brethren wanted
t'compromiec." They asked th= Northern
Democrats to abandon equattcr sovereignty
ard throw overheard Stephen A Douglas,
ard to nominate Breckenridge, and incorpo-
r::o slavery protection into the platform.
The Southern democrats served a
solemn notice upoa their Northern brethren
that unless these little concessions were
-1rnde they would bolt from the Convention,
break. up the party and secede from the
Union. WIN Vallandigham or any other
peaee-Eneak auswer the question why those
small temands Of the Southern Democracy"
wcre not compiled withs What right have
Coppcrheads to ask Republicans to surrend.
er the Union to the rebels, when they them
selves refused 70 make any concessions to the
hre.eatere -at the Charleston Convention IS
the price d peace aud Unlon, Charleston
was the place, and April, 1850 the time, to
have preserved the Union With 'tink and
paper" When that Convention adjourned
the Union was broken, and the Democratic
partywas rentfn twain by the refusal OF
The Northern Democrats to 'tcompronise"
With their Southern brethren.
The Southern "Democrats'' Immediately
proceeded to prepare for secession With
The connIyance Of "Democ1atic'' Prcst-
dcnt, and by the aid Of his " Democrattc''
cabinet, they proceeded to steal muekets,
cannon and gunpowder from the srsenals Of
the United States, and to rob Federal mints.
And before MI. Lincoln's Inauguration, and
Willie every branch Of the Government was
get In full " democratic" possession, eight
States had completed their articles Of secea-
zion; The Montgomery constitution was
adopted; J.E Davis had been elected Presi-
dent Of the Confederacy; the Federal ports
hal been seized, and tho Federel troops In
the South made prisoners Of Wa. When
Mr.. Lincoln caEe into Office he found the
Union broken and one half of its territory in
the hands of the demoeEatic'r insurgents,
NTH three commissioners In Washington
demanding from the Federal Government a
recognition Of Confederate independence For
fi1 weeks Mr.. Lincoln tried to coax back the
eeceders; bat they laughed him to scorn.
The Peace Conference, presided over BY John
Tyler, passed tic resolutions demanded by
the Border States. Congress. adopted the
C1ittenden compromise resolutions, and
passed tie Corwin amendment to the
Constitution By more than thirds vote,
guaranteeing non interference with slavery
1orryer. How did tile Southern "Democrats''
receive thosc compromises and oyertures ot
peace and e-un1on? With shouts Of derislon
and BY the bonbsrdment Of Fort Sumter.
They "epFipk1ed blood tn the faces Of the
people,'' s'dr1d the Southern heart" and
rushed INTO war, And vet in the face of these
, 1864-08-17

N a RI N Il L 7 g Il
PORT OF CHICAGO. -,

stms H.y GS:ep. kslint Tvo ktvc;s. t9saris;. N'
Prop Si.s o Nev 7eTk. casa.ief. osacn.surs.
gtep @ Nz,ssstts: ' !, ,Tsss.. s. gar.zo, .undr,e,.
tes: s'sn,s9 :aasE:. aafs*a.
Big Ts1ns America. D1rcan.oa, Ba11lo 10 tors
Ss!E hs snasie sfas =? ssss sess s's se,
Ssht Sshr Gtfine 69sg, MAnltoWec. IS xda WOOD 7
=, Cd se'a
sehr Han1s. aSs a1SSsso5 Gsaq1 haven 10 su@h1
Eehf sehF r. s2sa nksia q. ldo xsei
eeos Ei1e Dohats7. Holland. 81 sofds bafk+ cords
sshr ssr 1 1LeIa. Helsen. Hoi1anak i N .tavst. >,
schF sn Magnet: koce'b, sodann. e cosd' oa'k. IL
SsE sesE es..
sssf sssf SssS SS;s aa.sss Is Is sss
scsE Burn. :snd Hs.sa lS q laseF
ssas ksfy, GGss Se;tfie FL: ahs5aoa
sesf ARes Gaai'ozoe, cords
scar T.icelors & Rins sou Haven, 81 cords oars.
scnr fs.Sa s. T. Tsta, anor Msu.4te 50 u unaer 10
sear & s. asa sssr. wilson. Psa,xs.e5 lnneer
Snt15s III Is
seht Helen Blood, Reid. "ak'asoo's Pier. 100 eds
s~,r EorWar. Easo7, Wolf River, 80 eds wood.
sehr J. l., snanK, suithal''' shsoo1gaa. u Gus
erhr nn,de. Robbins, St Joaeph. 50 N lumber.
Schr Na.i1ef, smith, Grand HavoD, m lumber, -
scnr Empi,e ssatf cnrnxeli. osvexo sa bb1. salt
Schr Maple L.ai, IuSu&, Os"eKo' As'so pss Eai1""
gets M.T1on Easaa, Hurlout. Cleveland. tc0 tons
schr G. 4. Betey, King. Grand ua7er. 70 N ID moert
ach: h1sica. fierte, Esi~, SO tous coal.
s. ~ sim! Tspl3aS. White Laxu. e q IAN ,ao
/ ScoE Grace a Greeas do1fEEsos- "a'e 13.As'A A''"
erav Hnn'ho,S, Fo11as. Maaito~ac: q, i1nhsr.
! Ernu iau;e: M3l9tms L4ketoRu, 50 q amner.
Ssov 6, C. ;lo;oa Grand aaves- s. CD ssod.
| CLEAHxp. p......,.s..e euF. Ia.
a.rr War usea. Keith, Two Ia.ers, sundftos.
iFcn FNIeA{c, EaI Ter. 81. 5ass2h. Saaa1sass
, 1864-08-17

New York Grocery Market.


;s,ys
siFa1c Root 10 very hrm. and may be quoted At.
Z Go19s1.sinse the eon'.des ;be eperatoes r. port
ID ln last the market has been iess active. but
eiasiy II e ibt nennsspea. rs, tbs ds5e!nuse1:
afs5 &c e. ssF? Jss ts 81 sFe
1ei pesilc; - Il ls,s: e., q
Sc: snd sdo !of eIPort slS cash. III bona.
IL E.PG;; pPI. from JAM II + fasS 'ss5 sS
c.spEs. All fird. ase dim Il our auotaioa.- tae
ss:: : saa 81 Ri
,ff. Expert o@ Ss se i is T. si, si.t 1851
tIsu-Dry cod co1uaue s:aree. aud, win good
s5s WI Id 1Ss 8 III k.E @
sacxerel in nTa. but The busne,e !. ssreted
stosS thre ss1nE HG1s h,,1nn
ttF to1p. ss1 st 9: ana 4:c foT ssa,ed and
W S9 FL ba!s ss.s fs9 essa q @ &c
mon received aid sold At s's the h.hes* price eveF
FHu11@Ther t. llttle mora business. but gsa
ss as!ss Rasgs RsE,xer IN 1e%n o1s n foe
90 baes AfsaeAa Pea Ents Ss7s 1seoss ~ Scarthsgens
a
695e - 81, Sa,s caE sse
iastsd It 81 "a oasfss Dsiaxs1e md jersey !: slso
@i.s5 baskes ard ss@s2s 2 cra.e, conts.ulns go
naskess 'a1se qnaa iass - now coming II ~
havnE caused lasEs shpmsa's hishsr Had I'D ~ ; 1aaE
y h11, and comm on ELz31a. PeaTp f2s183 = brl.
E1nte =
NotAEkEs-Tne bus:ness etrce our last has been
qEe moe crate, but tho market retains it,
NueVatsa a. tl.oeAih; IL s.. c.oi1, fAy . Porto
Eco, u 9a1.:o: 81 Cuts Ausc0vado. SO io5c and
- h!ic NV oT!esp. siooS ~ nos Ine st.ck
R1cE-Tbe w<nss OF zoyernueat navo sronglhen
ea ths market ana lall n!.ces are real!z:d We 20;
$3.50 bond and - o. do tsango3u and r4taa, p41t
ipr export on teE1nsEe old mos learn. -.
nII bel1E ncElf confined 10 Tho immediate wsa =
| Of toptumeft: Tue ea1es Are - ns No Eutno =
Sc bss Pep. pat Il boad. 1t 10: % do P,u, ,nto
IA bond. aad 10 csses FcasEg hutEeis on teEas lot
| trA0sp xtd.
, 1864-08-17

The genera, markets for produce to dsy lulei mad.
erately active. hut rricef were estkr.
F]o1r wts o1ies and steady uEdeF limited ship
irE lcou1ry snd We nets 1aes OF 20 br1s At 5l1a
1zso for vhite winter exsrae. and - 30 tor good
tprt. 6 e1nas-the market closing quiet
Tteat Vas in fA!r dera.d for Shipment, bat At
lower pE.ces, and We note decltre Of SC 2 bn en-
both winter and spring GRADES. wiu salts ot about
sccce bu tt a2tse2 t; fol No. Eea, for 10
l.et fsso 1cr No. Spring: 81 81 9is2H for No..
Fr1nv, and Si.71G!.. for l:eected sprsnk, the
ket c1oti9E qufe: 4cd steadJ At 81 slk fer So.a
sp,ipg IN stsre.
Corn OPENED easier, but urde. an actire shipping
demand, the marEe. closed firm About LEO. 70 be
chsnKed hands. At Il x2h@l = fc. No Corn; si21a
III for No. Corn and sll791.ls for Rejecte+ Corn
elos:rE nrnu 1t s1zk fo1 Ee.2Eorn. River Corr EAs
active at 81 2ta1zs tor No. atlcat, ard 81 q "a
ter the tsme grade free OF board.
Oats were aettye and l@2c' love1-with salea Of
about 1T, Nv brshe:a at 6:Gtse for No. Oats: 6.
&c fc1 No. oata: and SIC for Kfjettcd-the natktt
eloing qutts 1t CSC for No. !. and eshe for Eo.3.
E5e opened with sales Al yesterdays extreme
2rtcss bn: bcforn the c'ose The tns1ks was dull and
reelected. About t.5oo buthsls chsnRe1 k.nds, Mt
si.4aK@1. Isl for No. Eye, and 81 4leisa for No.
i,se.
yt11;y cottfoues IL xctlye request ard dru,-xith
sAlts Of sbt 0e bubAss At r. s for No. stcrt,
src s1es9 Us for SAT- pla lots. This IL auyaace
YESTERDAY = quo:atio5s Ct 13c rtt husheL
Ulehs3ncs ~e:c tn more active request. and VIC
uote 1u1 ther advance In PRICES ct-zc per Esl1on
With sslez Of 1870 b11s At Il sl9l.chir9y at the
c1t Ie quotation. at vi tch tha market closed 1rtn.
PiovlaIons ere quiet. but held very aeuiy. Tneft
s.e buyers Of heavy Mtss Pozk 81 1000 Enu Lard ut
&c. nns few Ct no te1i+7s.
Ft.x Seed is IN good request I'D firm at e3o0-wi.l
talss to-day Of Is crop s1r1ve At that
21scc. Ti,ncthg Seed Is d.n. With sales at $5a
Grain .1elghts were b:eaty and nrm at SC Tor oats
&c fer cor., a-d TIC for hest to Du1nlo-yesela be.
Ire nela higher at the close.
LATER.
-
with tight tales ef No Spring 81 81 81 aud buyers OF
No Corn at 8lsl, With no sellers Oats Ecrc ceR.
lectet. Whisky firm.
Wheat on slle nEfchican Central flailread,
TIE following ptices wet. psid Ear wheat ~ lie
IKE Of Ike MtchlEau Central Railroad, Saturday,
, 1864-08-17

"boA --NANt -tNF s--..ssss s.ss''ss.sss l..
COOPER a;E-Thsre h4s been Ntle acttvttI ~
The market auttnE ,he week WhisEy oasEs ase N n
rsun1, 1t this period OF tho FEAR. ver qn + Gtk
F. les a'e Juat ccmlnE nto market, bay AlG1oiy t
an advAnce Of SC, AID on Lard uerte4 q 3c; Oak
PcIrs are further advanced SOC. Othst dctct1p-
f]aJ+a Aryr uNchArrnd nu0fes
, 1864-08-17
CONN ERCIAL,

TUESDAY EVENING, August 10, i5St.
WtxKLr 1skv1Ew-Ths general produce markets
during the week have ruled heavy, and prices have
had down ward teneency. Wheat hss declined 159
11c Il brshsl Gu Wlrte., AID 59;c p bu on spring
Rratcs Corn hae declined a@3c 2 bushcl, aud 0sts
:c = bu1ht1. Rye has advanced 1s@lec bu., On tho
vetk. ard Bailey has advanced notleea than 6oas5c
Iuehwines l2ve advanced s@5c 2 fa11on. Provisions
were rot active, but the natEet Ia fin and prices
sic hiEher Grain freishts hare declined Nc per
hushe1. The following tsble shows the receipts and
h!rments du,!r. the PASTA hours:
ktc11fIs Axp euIrAElTS FOE Tue F4sr II HOURS,
, 1864-08-17

On 40 fof nav t;em rennen and the tsate stae sonE
las. asd pooetnE 1netsass Ii SIC q
crnt rty g. Hetrtdr ru :bc CONTRARY ,es1
s1d Iad cae oaltbc auottd St esx8 Sko: ON 1nH e
ealts oi KaW, ac 2,a5l bads CubAz sf ts4S@e;;
4. .fcr:o Etes 4 zas2 ko oriy ri,ycigda4 Sfaa 81
Mtla6o y tsAsAc MOS The sale q stS ao,o1si ofS
Cd. bst ktnce ben tonsnmmatea. ths Inyoice pelag
TAKEN for export 2tsabnut Is, cakh. II Dan1 AAe
stock yeafrdA1 vM g 56l hlas, e5I bxt.s11 ~ osxs'
al 81 bids Mtsato. - ,oec
Export frcm Jan. 1St to July s. fsai ~: -
MubeeSA0os ah14. E2or a.s,a
62fhEAs 12a+s.. --ssss+as ss1
Macu9, 1S- sh&1 ........--........s'.5G4;a AZ ~
TA-The usrkes ID nretsy. active. etpeclauS ios
sce parcels, md rem nt2a ySry I'm. fnia pfiGes ~ ~
EE realized. We malice 7.5t0 hf chests tolon-s A''u
, 1864-08-17


Heavy standard brown theesinRs are urn It ?oc.
Wl,n Eht ttock. and falea tn lots Is waited Ne
tnT tttetEgr are tteaeJ st 6ix&6sc. Rud light arc
held a. axe: Standard tle.ched shset! axs arr In
arls are bed Al vc but nothing Q! any ,n,e4uenss
ton Gnnntls conttnue qu'es win Isles oaly ln snail
lots. In print cloths nothing Of any conEequence has
been done. Prints have been Ia more demsod this
week. Cochecos selling Ut i. isc, bat the pr1ce
will seca De advanced to &c.
teLnwrtsfe g psints Of 'ne San. company
are sold I'll pp At SSNc and Ao ~ poEula-. pa-
enc s,s + esiaaaa s -; Aim: n .d.am s;F.es
ana MAJ chester 1t sc. Glnshams are quiet. bat
held My!n nt 4 fer the Lsnea8tet tNd Glasgow. In
a1e .mall ltect a6d l,m 4 Yc and the II mil.
ten Al Mal ch. stes held at the saue prce, The
arkss fcr Eno!sn: cons,npes c9upsratlyelJ qntcs:
.o1e lrstarrea have bten contracted for chs d af
geecs q sEr description rees.i7E on the n srkes.
81 Lev aaH e. ssyles: a5s 70
prices. Twct ana p1sn tar:et d. naels continue to
be 8npEht alter. nnd are firm 1ns 0eRntIfu. nfw
Nnes q th1xl. bare beea ore1td By she M:idlescx
nll c!oAl1ng soods and mssettA1s, tho conoarasiya
cheapEeta Ct etaw1s promises largo AID active de-
nanu for Htl that can be Produced.
, 1864-08-17

sen. Judge Dsly. Wilson G. Hunt, Gen. 7. F
Aeogher, J. T. Jacob, Theo. CnJler, Roduan
n Price, Edgar Covan, Hamilton Pope,
Wm. 4. Kobbe, Louis ,KeEsingcr, Reverdy
johnson, Hon. E. Etdoridge, Caleb Cushing,
B. F. Thomas, R. c. Winthrop. G. s. Hillard,
8. s. Coz, and ). B. Faurot.
, 1864-08-17

A. IN evidences of the compexednesa Of onr Inter
nsi eFEnue kJE1tu Is stated that IN the ne~ FAX
BILL fnpe feved on no ess th 40 1hrea ho1ssnd
four iundfed snd az. different a.ticlss wh,l: IL
ioms 0a'icr. and put fonT 20 exe,se eus,es; whica
epe to the superior wisdom oi our Lawmakers, VIC
submit tas the Rrl:h ts.tem Is Altogetner the bet.
ter OF the two. TIE principle IN Great Britain Is to
t&I heavily few of tho CHIEF artlc!ea Ut luxury.
While ,tEtles Of necessity ar1 taxed Lightly or not
, 1864-08-17

In Beef Cattle the transactions have been very lin
tied the entered aaes amounting 70 only AL bead
Prices haVe ranked feom t3l2H to t6.pa r 1e0 ms.
The market Is moderately nln and unchanged as
previous Quotasicns.
The Hog market has been very quiet. aid psices
leee dtrn but there hat been no quotable change
Entered sales during the dsJ 7ss head, 1t t7.l2i9
IN c1 I'M ms.
, 1864-08-17

tlIHH It3FtEs
day. Sales weFe ~ 70 bn No Qats un one Io:! At
eOo6 bu No Osts Ut Csc: sot hu 90 st 6.1c IS. %
bu Rejected O4ts At cthe market cloztag quiet at
Csc for No ], ami 6.4c tor Nox
KlElRecelveh to-day, ,l25 b1 shipped to-day.
fED. The following table ahows the Feceipta and
shipments curing the past week. anu a:rca the lst ot
Received last week, bu..-.....- ....-...... as,0o
corr erpoadtrg week. lSe3,..... :,35s
a1uce January l, 1861 III, va
corr! sponu1nc cslod 1871. ao!,:63
shipped last week. bd 15s7s
since Jsnusry /, ISL ...Ds. ,.' 1sa. is
, 1864-08-17

Z :
(Fsom the New. York Journal Of Commerce, fStt.]
hsve Grna up TO az 10 days for w. and Is for Provl
dence cloth. The coche 9 a:s quoted At ~ ut;
q p!nks and pu1ples Satlonal l3 Mou1n,ax, q:
hinolos 20 fer fancy q for pqtp:e:: Ihs american
TO q. Our friend Bofien has sent for ward soma
black and white which are ye!y cfeoltahle and viii
goods ther are reid st II. pnnnau'4 have cold at
AreEulsr, and the Rhads Island At "a net. Rich
pioks END pukplea: A.eu's 70 net for ianey. Il fer
hooks. and Il for pinks and plroes. The Aauch.s.
ier are selling 1t 10 n4t.
A comparison OF the above quotations With those
publl.hed under the head Of " Chicago Dry Goods
Markell showa that merchants selling lac
Y yard Fellow those Of New York. This Is accounted
for By The iact that Chiesgo merchants hold hezvy
atccks. which they purchased SONS time tince At
more feAst nable figures. The country trade will
appreciate thts state Of Affairs and the useless
n of TRAVELLING faatWard To make nufchAAes
, 1864-08-17
CHICAGO CATTLE oIARKET.

TUESDAY EyExtNo, Aug. 16, 1854;
BEEF CATTLE-l:ecelTed today about 100 hcsd
Of Beef Cattle; entered ea.t. ALL head. ut prices
rangtIR from sS.l2H@s.o0 = 100 n. With limited
supply. there has been fale demand for army Cattle.
but for other grades The receipts hare been too lin.
tied to establilh quotations. We Quots the market
moderately 0rm and unchapRed. .:
, 1864-08-17

T11AspHr OKPAxIAH1H. JaIF IS, 1AA
Notice II ha1ebJ xtsca that subscriptions HtH1E
received By tbs Treasurer Of the United States, ~
saz.es, sud b. tho Rational Banks des.Ea.tsA ~
qualified !. psposltazIes and Financial Axene.ax
Treasury Hotes psyAble three Jeazs hou AugeE =,
1884, bearing ssssst At tho rs,e OF seveu sad zss-
teutns ne. per annum With semi Annual ocazoaA
att,ched. payable IN lawfal money.
Ttesc notes will be convertible At the optoa Of IA
holder 1t maturity, INTO s1r per cant gold ssx4nk
bonaa, sedsemahls stssr ara sad pa1as1s swaass
yeart non Auxuat II, 1861.
The Eotea viii ba ftsued In deuomlnAuoas x &f$1.
ona hundred. nvo hundred. ona Thousand. And hAa
thousand dolla.s, and win b. ls4ued In hlank, q
pa4hble to osdar ~ may ba directed oy tho sutses2
bars. . 49,"
All sunscr,pt,ons must be for ntsy do1.s.. " seuA
multiple OF att dollars.
Duplicate certificates viii no lssued for ali dspo.
lts. The party deposslng muzs endorse uIoA ~
ost9snal certificate the danozninauou Of aosea n.
auired. md whether they ars oe tsaued IN blank
PAYABLE 10 order. When 70 endorsed 1t must ba stfs
Nth the oscez receiving tho deposs, TO b fosHas
ed to this Department.
1he notes viii he transmitted to the owussa tFas Of
transportation charges - soon after the stceapt
tho original Certificates Of Dsposis they eAa b
prepared.
Interest will ba allowed 10 August On Iii dspo1ts
made PRIOR to tia. dtte, and will be paid by tho D.
psztmens upon receipt Of the original cernacAsaa,
As he notes draw intareas ron August u, pss,osa
making deposits subsequent to that dsts must pa
Interest accrued from datsos rote to data ot DE-
postt
Parties depct!tnz t7ensy.ave thousand dollars
and upwsEea for thess notes I: Any one tEa VIII b
SLOWED . conmiEatoa Of oaequarter OF aas sse
cent, Witch Vii ba paid By this Department uoon
the receipt Of bin Tor the amount. certified "a by
tha onieer with whom tho deposit Wal mads No d.
duot1ons for coamiadons must BE- mado ron ahs
depoaits., -. "
Officers receiving depests viii a:s tast thu proper
endorsements made upon the original ceetnaaass~
All officers suthosizad to receive deposz ara ss-
auestsa to siva to applicants Ill deasrsd iafpEnaoa
and afcrd every facility for making subscriptions. :
w.p.iFEssENDEN. =
= 5ectstarJ of the TreazoE4:
, 1864-08-17

n Inc new decimal coinage OF II a1imIl-
ian, issued 1t the time OF the arrival OF The
Emperor ~ Vera Cruz, bears his superscrip.
tion, with the Fo~ned eagle standing on tho
nepat, or t'.ckiy pear Of Aexica.- Ih:ga,ue
Is stated thua )" 1oc.." tsu ceutmea, or
cents II orr co!nhgc.
, 1864-08-17
@iScellanR0n8.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

=.
, 1864-08-17

ssssd fa Si ssS SasSassss H
ss5s ss$ ~ i 4 &
a!ss % Ssss; ss5ea1: s5as
Stsss.gs1 ensi HeTsif!es+d at s1to
hssHsi s'9aeise ss6 IS sai lsss lSss ds ls ls
MtN,L Tosre rs tesn coas.:ssaoiy more i'm
ersvioas aaotsttonss Ii rFtsen rates liz MARKETS
q SsT 3afe 5ipnss III
fhsls IS decl*cdly more hrranesa in tho market
asTsna e.; mang On spesulatlo6: ManuisstnEsrs are
ias lo:!s op:rs,ieos on the: palt i s5aaaeat!y
s:sE q rspisaiss sh:iF ,teeks. n dong tais sasy
Ell e an t. pay @ aYs G
Pt;s hay 5n .;; % thss 7ssat Eha
%a e n s5ssB
j e 4 sats f1 Pa a
sna s!y a:ss nj ees
some Tub'vaShed # sI.i2Xal III; .No palss ieE
ies. Sc Sn Ms unvssasd syf,an. sio5 ns waahsd
asiaz IL ;5ld ~ % :asss s do 1a;Sea lo1o:so;
= do En.rt RIOS, aud INV smc parcels Su,yraa ana
3faeT fof.i1n on terms we lid not leara." We9aoe;
Msealgn sasl! ID Eissss ss@&c
Fscsn-r h .'.....'...''.. a-53 = "
/: 81 sS 1f$si 5 s'Sa %eas& siS :se; e
sEd la isir supply. flees rule nm and
, 1864-08-17

of labor nrd the sill adyaEclns pr1ces Of material.
We quite - - :.
nj dlRtn. IS94sEo
EItra. apt9120
BEKeN Akin better supply, With 4 decline OF
1oc On ptsvi2ns 5atss. We qaots sales during tbs
BRlChk- There Eas BEEN little activity Ia the
Eb'ket during the week. The present prices OF
vtn.d eshrrwtse hase commenced bna.dtng dc1.n2
the pree Fire Bricks 4re IN 70 ID Hena nd.
advance Of $50 pts thousand We quota:
Ennmoo. M.+..-..-. 9.C?e w
E1kttEut
E1e fuV NSVs
BAt;tal %G-The market during the week hiss
feen E.nelaly qntet. Grsl1 Rags have been IN fatr
dtn-nd lh tee pr eelt firm ratts OF plece goods
prices RETAIN ttelr pieVious xh aud hE yAastuS rat
Des'on, NO note an advAnce of2c per bag Wequote: !:
, 1864-08-17

Frsuch Cali, Is
h9.-......,....1TIrita
French Calf Los
mplnes, y d0z.
en-. 117-M 4tf3 90
French Gait It.
motnes, 9ec-
ucd3.F doz.lf2 0@t07 "a
L!plugs Fduz .1g,10 D u O.
Eoans,p 2 doz..H.M IS 0l
, 1864-08-17

TUESDAY, Evnx1E8, Aug. IL, E64.
The market for Dry Goods continues ACTIVE snd
trm. and prizes have slight upward teutencJ. foe
the seasons sssde ts unusually brisk, and our "ho'a'
ssle dea1e:s ass all qsIto busy.
> Tho following Is ON list Of prices tor today: