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, 1864-08-09

The downward tendency tn gold to-day had an uu-
laYaEab1c effect On the general pro3uce markets.
which ruled heavy and somewhat lower.
There wss rather Il ore inquiry Tor Flour, and the
ket more active and steady, with sales Of about
100 bbls 1t Iloc for white winter extra and $500
919E for meaiun1 10 choice spring e1trns.
The wheat market vss heavy and depressod par
ticrisrly spring grades, and We note decline In
pEtces Of fully 1c per bush=1. Winter wheat In
tair dcnand and steady. About soal0 bushels Of ali
Rzates changed hs1ds, at se.a0A+2 for No Red
Winter; ez.1t&c.te tor No Reds 3IB3 tor Rejected
Red: szte&z ID for No Spring t1.ss91so for No 2
SpstrE. and 91.7c tor Rejected sprtng-tae market
cicRlrg quiet 1t u % for 10 Spring. The offerings
Of No Spring are attl light And sha m azket firm.
Corn opened active and buoyRut At An ADVANCE or
Ne per brstn-Hi,h saes nf go bushels, 1t Il 26
o. = for No. Ii SlaIe1 rs for No, q and 1asx
tof rejected. Towsrcs The c.oea the market becaa
weak, srA the advance Vas not tnalntalned. Rlrer
Corn was moderately active, and we note ssles Of
choice ut 4l.st stloat and 81 e I. Q. b. No. REer
wissoc at u .5K afost; and 'e]ected at alsaa1zsK
Oats were quiet ard steady, With laht sales Of old
al :: c for no. and 1ac for No. 2. New oats were
active and nrm st fe269c for no. 66G67c for
Ec.e; &rd Sc for rejected.
1s3e Was in good demand aad STEADY, with sa1ss Of
No at sl-s: No 1t sL2I: and sl.l5 for rtjectei.
Barley continues 1ca1ce and IN good demard, With
light sa3es on track at tlb5@l.7o,
Hikhw1nes were more active and 1e2c p ghl higher,
With ssss Of about 80 brls st s1e7sls9-ccsag nrn
1t 1679l65.
ETtFlslopb wire Neglected. Lard Wa5 1rmer, With
$50 tres ps1ne s'e1n al 19E&13Ec.
Grain Ffeft hts were Ateady At 8c for corn to Bua
lo sHc for wheat to Port Coborue, and l4c or wheat
70 osTego.
Butter Is IN active demand oy ehlppers, and the
"a1ket IS n1n ~ assS'4c.
III dsoeet1es tno ma12es aAs oeen moderately &C
tive. On Sugar the sdyance made On SATURDAY hss
been iully sustained. ous Win no further change.
cones continues qotet OUT very drh. In Tea there
has been limited demand, bnt pricoa rule verY firm
, 1864-08-09

On Monday OF last weak an aiIfay occurred
in Marion county, between Joshua Shepherd
and his son-in law, Nathaniel Thompson,
which rceulted in the death OF the latter.
Shepherd had attempted to beat Thompson's
wife, his daughter, when the latter inter-
fered and was shot. F.. :
a daughter Of Mr.. Campbell, Of Montczu-
ma, was burned to de,th 1ast week by pour
ing kerosene on fire to make 1t burn.
The Professors Of the college at Grinncll
have been improving their vacation and their
health and countenances. BY hard work in
the bay and harvest fields. One, Professor
L. F. Parker, is serving his country during
his vacation Us Lieutenant IL the 41ta regi-
ment.
4 Coppcrhcad love feast WAS held At Lyons
last week, in which speeches and spout!ngs
were nade in prsise Of their supreme Com
mander, Vallandigham.
, 1864-08-09

1ht Col pesheaos are becoming very I'M
p~iien' 10 gel INC Ie'ns OF government Into
iatlf hsaas' "ha1 "on1a 1heS 40 II placed
IL p'"cF: 90" many o. me fanR ana hle
lave fenec'eo on ths poant: mas 1t ever
occurred 10 lien toat theS "on'd apd them.
selves III 1he preolcsment OF me man who
"Ee" an ciephent IN ratae: iheir party is
10" IN oPposltion 10, ana spend their time
IL fault fndli;g and qnarre1ine with the Ad-
l:inistrat!on Nothing Gun be done 70 please
them. Everything IL wrong in their eyes.
Ert LIT them assume the responsibility Of
government, and they would ind themselves
in on uncomfortable position. The Republi.
cars would then be the attacking party, end
tic Corpcrheads would be on the defensive.
-Four years nEo thes were In power, and a
lrctt; mess they made Of 1t. In what a fine
copdition they turned over the government
10 theic successors! The party itaelE had
split to pieces. The members worried and
clswcd tach other like cats and dogs about
platform snd candidates, ana could agree
on neither. a'eer nerce light at two CON
yentaons-Charleeton ana baltimore. the
souLeefn "!1g seeeoea 1fom 1ne Nof1ne1n,
ard declared 1helt PURPOSE 10 seceae irom
'he Union, when thes a'ter"stas asnoe'
1atc!y proceeded 10 carry aa1o enscl. naen
The Republican party took possession OF Inc
eoF'1nmeht A1rco s1n' 1ool, tuey 'ouno
u att.aos ien. ~ '"Moi e,En' sea.ee ,S. uau se.
esoeo' .n1ee ho1. were no!ulne cousennons
:
, 1864-08-09

PEbR1A COUNTY.
The First Baptist Church ut Peoria Was
Of Chicago, preaching the dedic.tion sermon.
On last Thursday night the store of Messrs,
Ttuitt q Ouch, at Chil1icotbe, was broken
INTO BY burglars, who; carried >oH over s. 900
w1ssEp1ao. cousrr. -.
At q meeting Of thebar Of this county, on
tho 4th inst, F. Y. Blairdell, Jr.,, Of Rock
ney for that Judicial Circuit.
Horace Miller, Esq, well known citizen
Of Rockford, died in that city on Friday last
tEo q Injuries received by being thrown from
his buggy. For 4 quarter OF century he
has been PROMINENT man IN that part of
90 County in the State Legislature.
The coloEed people Of Rockford. Belyidere
and Belolt celebrated Emancipation Day In
fine style, Addresses were delivered by
Hon. Arfon S. Miller, Rev.: !. Il. Vincent,
T.. Ford Doue1 1,ss. and DR.. VIM. Lyman.
RocK ISLAND COUNTY.
Corn is selling at Rock Island at IS a9oc
per eusnei. =.
rs s. ISL inoss Was aeeideptsli9
shot on the island few days since, BY COM
rade. There are no hopes OF his recovery.
The wheat crop in this county will be m
average one, Notwithstanding the drought aud
chinch bug.
KNOX COUNTY.
Burglars are plenty at Galesburs.- IN one
night the Henshaw House and half dozen
private residences were entered, and various
sums stolen. -,
The City Council have determined to give
Ga,esburg market;
:. Emancipation dsy was celebrated By the
coIored citizens of Geleaburg and vicinity.
and addresses were made By 8: z. smita. Of
Kaoxyille; Geo. a. Morris, Of Monmouth;
Mrs Moo7t, Of Pols,; and Rev. Mr. Gloster.
OF New York.
, 1864-08-09

several moaths siacs thu President prohibited the
eS7oztatlon OF anthracite coal Into Canada II the
blockade runners we're being supplied In that pro-
Vice with this quality Of coal, to en 1ble then to
the blockade mere successfully. The following dis
pa'eh. from Canadian paper, announces he fe.
noval Ct the psohlhttsn on certkin conditions:
QUxnKo, Angu3ta.
Tbs American Government bss canken,ed 10 rer-
E: s:fatIte r. ee.l to BE- exported te the United
dtt1 ao7efnnsnt would forbid ita expsr:anon tram
Css Has; eahtset ceui ~ VIA held today: saa = !.
pfft!sns11ua iss1ed .fothttt.pg tia eKnoxtat3n %
sntAtaeitA coal tr9ua ths P-oya1ce. That 1ssest2'
ssoa q oosl cAa a:tasoee INV os Impartial aaI"
CscsdA.
, 1864-08-09
The 1880 Government Loan.

Nm1e manF OF Ine hQTRnLaKe8 OF the T-3l
government loan are apparent on its face,
there are others that will be best understood
after consideration. All government securi.
ties are the best classes Of investment and
suffer for the future, when gold payment will
be resumed, than any other. The time, rate
Of interest and security are fixed and perma-
nent, and Whatever may be the variations in
market price, owing to the variations in the
volume of currency, there eau be no differ
ence in the intrinsic value Of the government
bond
The 7-S0 bond is one Of the most favorable
and attractive of I'll the government Issues
Its security is absolute, statement the
truth Of which Is demonstrated by the fact
that rearly all active credits are based upon
the government securitiea. By the issue OF
this loan the Z. S, Treasury becomes { Saw
ings Bank for the people. There can be none
stronger, more solvent, and none that pay 80
iberally for the use of money. The interest
Is seven and three tenths per cent payable
eemiannually, while the general rate is only
sh per cent payable annually. II you Invest
| IN this loan, you have no trouble. If there is
| NO National bank ut hand, any banker will
| obtain 1t for you without cbarge, and pay you
the interest coupon at the end of six months
! xs most convenient form Of remittance to
his city correspondent. II you wish to Dor.
row, ninety cents on the dollar upon 1t, you
have the highest security in the market to d.
1t with. If you wish to sell, It will bring
within fraction Of cost and interest at an;
moment
] There is another important advantage con.
I All -, ~ I'm -
three years holder Of this loan has the op
tiou Of accepting payment in full or OF faud
itg his notes In Six per cent gold interest
bond, the principal payable in not less thar
FIVE or more than twenty pears from its date,
as The Government nay Pay elest fEya on.,on 49,,
version Is worth at least two or three Del
| cent per ahnum to the subscriber to The
loan, thus Increasing the actual rate Of inter.
| est to about ten per cent. Notes Of the same
class t:sued three yea1a sgo, are now selling
at premium TINT fully proves the correct.
ness of this statement.
But aside from al the advantages NE have
enumerated, a special act Of Congress rze,npts
all bonds as:d Treasury zose< from 1oea. taxatioa
On the average this exemption ia worth
about two per cent per annuu, according to
the rate OF taxation in yarions parts of the
| country. Can greater Inducements be asked
| than those We have enumerated:
We urge upon the loyal people Of 1.-THE Vest
to come forward and subscribe to this loan
You may deposit ffty dollars or fifty thou.
sand. The more you put in the more you
will aid and strengthen the Government, and
| the more valuable will be the remaining cur
rency Of the country, not to speak Of the
| personal advantages Of the investment
] Mo1ey IS well rs men stldens the EinewB O.
var, end both are sadly needed At the pres
ent time. An advertisement elsewhere vii
inform the readers where and how the note,
may be procured
, 1864-08-09

n AFWJ A"WEU3 NN ClUl1uQHl1s T
Major B. Du Ba1sy, e. S.. o. A., at this post, On
Saturday made tho following awards tor furnishing
supplies to the Gcvt1urneot:,r.

Major B. Du Bar.y, {. S.. U.s.A. at this post, On
Saturday made tho following awards tor furnishing
supplies to the Gove1nmsot:'. a.
AEss PoR1.
IS STis STs soss: Rross: JSsnson :.
SO brlst Geo. Lane. as St250
}2s s Eli: Ell: pnfSs E. A%gssi " H;.sa + :;
ss5 M SS,t. S,t,. r. sN.oa H,HaSn; 4 :; &! :!:ss
CLEAN BAooa stoEa.
se1ee Rs. Mltchcli + Lax d. It 2745o.
$500 ne. ]. RaWson, at z9!7-c.
3.ta as, J. c. Boasauan. at 3oc.
" GLKAR BID BA0oN sIpxa.
ann ns, Geo. Lare. At 19 sos.
SSeo Seo e. e. :. nsyi. @ i: g. e. + iases.'
s e. e. bffss3 bFS1Hs. ssiE Sehe1s9 sec.
ssM5 b. Guss6ineh.m s5n. Il Il 81 ~.
;$e{s +; <; si; *sS siisssl| Il Il Mtsaa: + sssac.
:: tsS r. r. H7t?' y NMPpi9:sst Se.toa, :oa
il 81 Es;; ss4S;ss S:ss;*ss.& = s'e
=. ,B4co5 snouLDERs.. .
IS 9s: eso1ss Bsv LIZ: g. L. tssa; .,;7s,
e sea so1 1ht ~ Mss.H r59s5'
e g Sc Sc IS.. Eysas, Neasoa. &c.
1853 lbs, AcKeehaa { Ev4na, It 1se.
ss@sSfis. +. aafnss Z g. assss;.
5000 lbs. Proctor L Gamble. at ,s,ssc..
-kEcAP1xuLAT1oH.
cieaf bason gidt.. il. 32t3
asar mp Bacon Sides. i6;. as93
E4eso snootetss. los. 49sDSQ
fas .:.................. 2rsc0
1V"ff %A4$.%
, 1864-08-09

y.
grains Of sense who believes that the reh-,a
will lay down their arms and 1eturn to the
Union in the event Of a change Of adminis-
haion? /: .,-.:..-
The rebels intensely desire the deteat of
Mr.. Lincoln for reelection. The dread of his
continuance In Office for four years longer
fills them With gloom. They earnestly
hope and pray for the e1ectioa of the Copper
head candidate, believing that 1t would br,np
them peace and lndencnde ence They h,ve
m e.rnert,+,an that ripro,r wor,a aro- o,u,
a naner acknowlrdgipp the d,asolnt,on of tbe
11,,ax Ratt,a- 80 =. 49, 49,. 1-aL -
~, A,r,4 -. .c,,,,a . a.,s,a. ..u =. --.....s
- ,,-a eho+ ~~A e'"'' ~ A''s~
- ~ Css~ ~ ..,.,
..s.s-s sefp ~ ...es n-e, ~ 41l1u al .ue
sas.e.a.,es - ... u .a 49, 49, aaa
= uuao'
, 1864-08-09
#lsrRlIaueDuG.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.


TExAsuxy b1eAsyNEEr. July ss, tsek.
Ectiee IL nsrrby x.vro tns. sussafpaass wave
received By tho Treasu1e< OF ths United ssatss ~
several Alls1sut TreasnicFs Ind dsAknsee& Deeaa-
tazies, sd BY shs Rational Baals des.snase& All
auauhed - Deposi.A.tss and Financial AGsuts.esx
treasury Hotes sAyasls three years from August y.
1sft bearing interest It tho rate Of and saras
ten,bs per cent pr aaua wits seml aaaa.l coup
kttsched. p.ysble IN lswta1 money.
7tese notes will ce coav erble At the opon u tbs
holder 1t maturity. into ak per cest ko1A oseFtag
boats. redeenable after are aud ps1aala t1mN
year1 FROM August Is, 1s67-
Tbs Notes will be ls1ued In denoninasioas of hfg.
one hu.dred, nve bundrsd, eue Thousand. aad ava
taousaa d, dolazs. and will oo !ssaed In blink Or
pa, aha IL order msy be directed b. TIC sas*ses-
be- l. .',..s
AL subscriptions Du.t be for any dollars Or ss4s
multiple Of nitJ doNa:s,
Duplicate certificates will b isiued fos Ill asPs-
uts. The party dsposis,as mns. endorse upea ne
original csstihcAte the danoaa&sioz sf xoses sn-
qufsed, and whether hey "a bs isAued In bla0kse
pa7ahle to order. When endorsed 1t must b leas
with the officer receiving ths d.poals be saewssa'
cd TO this Department.
The noses Will bo transmitted 10 this ovaars trts OF
transportation enarees ~ soou after tae receipt oe
the origin al Certificates Of pepoat A. tasy ean b
prepared! ..
Interest viii be allowed to August Is % Ill os~oa.s
nsde psios 70 that dase aad VIII os paid oY tAs D..
partment upon 1sce!pt Of tho origins. ceraaeata..
A. the notes draw interust from August Is, psrsons
making deposits .absequent to that data uuss ~
the interest accrued rom daeof uots to date u d.
pos,t.
PsrtteH depositns twenty-five thousand doitars
and upwards for these noses At AR tune will se
allowed ccmniasion Of. one-quarter or ons per
cent, which will bs paid By this Department upoa
the receipt Of bin for the amount. certified t. b5
the officer With whom the deposs wks made NJ de-
duat1ons for eommsa1ons must be made rom taa
depozits.
0Hee1s receiving depcsis viii seo that tbs prppsz
endorsements made upon the original certncates
An oncess authorized to receive deoosth sxo to-
quested to eivs to applicants Ill desired istoxnsaoa
and Afford every facility for making aohserpsloas.
n. r. REsaKNDRN,
| Secretary u tho Treasury.
, 1864-08-09
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM
L. THE navy DEPARTMENT.

NAFI DkF4KTA&3Ee
BC1EAu OF Eou1PNKsr Asp RKouuru1a,{
WAsa1Safoa. August l, 1854.
sfR-Hezoafter tte following rules viii be adopted
n tessfd 70 advances to recruits for the nsvy:
Keetults snterts fcI oce rear Will be pstd oae-
tnsd 6f one hunnteu tnll4tA bounty being setety
Cd c1e hId Il IL months. and tne balance i x
ptIasl6o Of tie yaaf. Or o{serY1ce-
A. Keeru1ts entettn1 for tgo Yea1s viii 1ttslya one
thl1d OF TWO hundred dollars bouqtV On being
ersth1Id q the expiration Of fstrvIce. -,
H1t1ult8 entering for three yenfD Will reeefY1 one
third OF three hnndrtd otlafs bcu7tT oo b1tnx
eelyro n one year, and ont shEd At the az
Recruits entering for QUE year wilt receive one
FEsEe, three UGntA1.
e. hen enlis!lIg q foreign stations. Or r. en1lahnx
on beard ships. will re e1Vs The saGic advaaca sad
bounty as before stated, tobe pa1 In Uatttt 3ssat
currency. .
Persons enlisted a. substitutes, eitt II befort or
after the draft, afe nat entltasd to anS bounty from
the Tinted Ate9.
: The number Of bows enlisted tor the nAyy must
not exceed Is cent Of the Whoe uur,bat ti!7ped
Fefv respectfully. yHQf c0edfsnt servant,
JosaPA sM1t :oE &c Ehlet Of III 9nreaa.
devious, ChtclRC, lllt1ofa. A13ro3i8 lW
, 1864-08-09
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

4 Successful Expedition up the Chow
marie ma the Lutte Naval ENGAGE
menr-Another Ram Neurly FIutsh-
ed-Thc F-rst Eusl1llmcnt Of Pro.
duets s0r tlle Treasury Department
Sh4pped-A Rebel Ham en- route to
Newborn Lively Time. Expected.
, 1864-08-09

eW Gov. Morton, Of Indiana, is evidently
determined to disconeert' his competitor,
Mcdonald. Not only does he proclaim Nc
Dona1d's aati-slavery record, but, he thus
shows up his equiyocal position in relation
to the rebellion:
"lf Mr.. Mcdonald Is in favor Of suppress
eiug this rebellion. compelling traitors to
Yield obedience to the Laws, and preserving
The Union Of our fathers. 1t would be the
man is never misunderstood, and is always
able to express himself without citcum1ocu.
tion Of speech, and does not leave his hearers
more puzzled than before.''
, 1864-08-09
NJ OTTO E .


Us NAviL Hx1DsxvoJs}
Corner North Clark ana koF:h Water St.
CuicAno, auguss ID. ISL.
Substitutes for enrolled Is iEetl - foe 4rafeU4-
Men cnn pe enlisted IA tho Q. - NAVY upoo spplos-
nlaces where rrtnctp AS are e,roHed. By Mdes 81
JrHH u. GARTT, Enl.ed States sAv5.
, 1864-08-09
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

~ sc:es qf Grain reported In shfs market trsrprs
{ s :ei:ss "a sSs s<sssa sSt: ss:s::
.x.,, MeNDAr Evxsaa, Aug. 3. 1854.
n,snEs EMEdEMTsmsis 5 I'D 91,et The sneage.
II s5d psce EsdES1 sats wi,h SoEs q PoEr
LAKE AID Rail- 'Fnz1aHrs.-The-.1 Is no chause
zrevieao5s i III 70 Es1 To1f. lsss sud isls '
Es;, i; ;is.s!.| Il III, xss;;
FEE fs1r Z E sstsss y Hssss Is
ESsa sar : = 4ss:lsn =
E1o9z 70 eoIat2a' ~ II Is seIniA t':''..".'" asea.
rstss e Meattssi aotsd sho1a: 10 10 1sSa IN
~RAnsoAD FRxIaHrs,-Ihess1 IL no change in rates.
We quote:
TO Es. zesk; '| n ~ 5ss,; ,;x: i; + @
To 1::sen I'll q 81! 81 E;ss E!i:.:s$ i ! :@
s H;;;ssa SSss Hs!sss! /! y y I'll Is: :::
10 ssa'l'' III 4. ia lake E;s:: -? -: -
ffSVRRsssiv:s II i;ss;: It's b,i;; .np5;S
SfnSd 9zs EzS M iSeS IS 81 1
.a1s Nses ~ i eT!s M e., te os
10 brls Roone Co." at 1925; 100 nra Granite as
1eesess" j. 90: ID brls .voisa% % us T. s:s
pTsnr1n-1eo psls unsound w1nteI extre It aa.61!s:
sefs' l.
teas PE.a a II ass sex as:s T
e. :71:s ss 81 f. sfy y3s; % Be- Pia
s5esEs;a sps Esa i S;M: i:@o s. s2a!s =:
1ssor} u s,i5; Too bu Reestsd Red 1t 81 soo ou
Saas e 81 q A. IL y9.sn
& y p 8 12 e 81 sf s. s q
= s e e. s eie!as e
Sa 'st5esSt s55ssS 9sS: sa;s
e ds S9 ! IS sesP &
s &c Ss e Ssra g Il
x!s rs c9S i etest: 81 eaocs fs
asf aosi oss A
s i Il ssa4
& 81. /
Eoea TT III S5 os s
pa so IS; - hsssss osss q
STHss:s s7s;'ss 1s sepe:a
q ees7e snd sssasy ss|:a sa Sc Is, ;s q
r. "a So O. 4 fya IT, 10 Ga Re}ectsa Fra At sils
IL! set :. 'sss' e. q sss:
6ses at q 63 On tEseSi al at sstoassa q gallon
Afs4EYTRaS.secsivsd today, 4'Sn -, sh1ppsd'
aa5fst sszs I'd IL &C. asn "s
Es1gp,ne k;i1ne Baa::tez, ..ssgS,4
ia ii f1ss i:if quality ai Isl: ja afxina
Eoss :sSSss;:Soniasi e aasia' L e s:asse :asse
HxGGfKTae market ct eo9snns: h 5 , 9uiss: Ttth -
Ia!t 6up Ha Buflars Other quotations firm aad IN"
| tagged. We quote: .,...s..,
Ts1ntfnr seamless
kA&HlltAz
masssnn masssEn T. .....
, 1864-08-09
E1haKElAI AND. COMM iIRclaI.
FINANCIAL.

MoHpAT EVENING" August 3, 1864.
The week opcns with much activity N moattsrT
mstte18 The cab for money By nzst Class borrowers
has been larxe to-day and the supply has been mp TO
the eme1seacy. Speculative borrowers haTe eattre-
II Absntn nned the 1e1b, and no more pGeRtEt their
s'ces at the BANKERS countefs- The bankers haEe
reason TO congratulate themselves uaoa tbs present
essy and pleasant working OF financial n alters
20 di1e1eat from the aspect Of things thlrty dl5z
ago.
Business Ut the Board Of Trade Is comparatively
qulet from the same causes which have rcieF-
ed the baokers OF great annoyance, and quotations
s1e rather weak. Shlpments Of pto!uce art quite
arer neees stating the use Of much n:ney for that
purpose.
Exchange continues easy, and rates haye expert
enced night change to-dsy. ln tho decline OF the
tuJinc price to discount The rates To-day have
Nen very generally v per Discount onytag; par sell
irR. at which lates transactions have oesa quite
large. : 4.,--
Under the Influence Of the improved tenor Of tta
sdv!ccs trcm the army, cold has declined per cent
snce Saturday, and It closed dali IN New York st
2s7k. The 1anku, ~ tceEraphed to James BaJd !.
Esq., sa ClArk street, Was n fo1lows; 49,.
10 ..2osK 2.
i9ss a. 10 p =.
IL um+~s.s......,..s....s+~s@I
Later anu somewhat indefinite reports rrdure the
rate to ~, but va have no positive normation Is
to the fact Here. tho market opencd at 2 Iecllnei
to 16 c1o.ing quiet, with Light offerings. Silver dull
aud nominal At 2s5azs. In New York II IL still heaY
Ter. Government boxds drm atd unchanged. -:
We thould have a. nouaeed sone dxya since that
Jefse L. Williams, Of 1ndisns, George Ashmun, Of
Massachusetts, and Charles she.man OF Ohio, have
been appointed By the President additional Direc
tors In the Union Pacific Railroad and Hos. William
c. Dennsor, Of Ohio, William n. Whtte, Of Connec-
tctt and Leorard ". axeet, Of Illinois, ~ Inspectors
Of the Road, In accordance with act Of Congress.
Another ~ counterfeit gseenback has Just made
ts IN this city, It il en- the New Series
No. to 1,to9. March 10, 1854. Purport,ng to have
been engraved bJ the American Bank Note Company.
and the National Bank Eota Company. The plp.1 u
thln and oily, but the engraving is we'll done.
srxrK BAax CT ioWA-DuBCQuE, BRANcH-The
following is abstract Of the assists, liabilities and
condition Of this concern for the u1anth Of July;
, 1864-08-09

MosDAY EVENING, August 8, 1861.
BEEF CATTLE-RecetTe1 since Saturday about
scc head Entered zaes st the various yards, ~
head. at e?.75@6. Is; but chiefly st $i.7s=4o. Tia
demand for good Shipping Cattle continues In e1cesa
OF the supply. Government CAttle are In Inadequate
supply, and the market il nro at previous quots
HtIa.
, 1864-08-09

Us o.o @sE3
hogs. Entered sales. 1862 head. With sr,au sup
ply. especially Of heavy tat hogs, noa advanc,
zsssoc ITO 81 On extra CRATES. The present de-
maud teems to be nuat in excets Of the supply. At
present quotations. the ma1Aet IL very d,m.
, 1864-08-09

s~Two months ago the copperheads
we're intent on nominating Gen. Grant for
President, But nothing Is heard Of It now.
On the contrary. they call him butcher" !"
ca1 a1!e.c ttat lie has Killed of 120,0 900 SOL
, 1864-08-09
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MA RKET.
Prepared excluelye1 for aod TeeRraphed to Chicago


MU3U11 EYen1HB. 4uRUst &. 1851.
1hc advance in New York, q nctsd IN our dls
pstches ahoye caEsiad up prices hare on Brown
sheetinEs ard Prints. The marks. Ia astn, and the
advance Of to-day, we think, Indicates tia tendency
for the future. The week promises an active trade
On. me1chantz are well prepared Tor any emergency
in that direction The following are the lowest quo
tatinna.
, 1864-08-09

Mo1pAr EvEn1za Aug, 8, ls6@.
The receipts and shipments during the past s hours
were As fellows;
, 1864-08-09
p OOTS A n . s Fl @ ES.
REMOVAL
HALL, SOUI'HWlCK & GO,
SUCCESSORS TO
BENEDICT HALL 4 CO.,
Have removed to
Nos S84 & 1856 Broadway,
FIRST DOOR ABOVE waIFE ST,
NEW YORK

We hare greatly enlarged our Manufacturing depart.
ment, A1d now hare co1ssaas1y on hand v11 large
ot1cl OF ane served work Of our own maonncs1fs, -
Ehtch invite the httanron Of Western mtrchAnta-
We wske al tne latest stlTes or Men1. BoJ1' and
e5s 40 Buckle Shoe 70 ven a. I:dles' MIsses and
zuaehns SC wed and The Ter5 best qnalis3 Of goodA
, 1864-08-09

week, G3., 1889 6ise5 cosl1o G31J
Ecason, '63. .6Ss571 ss79713 ~: oiks 2t56513
Season, 81. 6s96 s855sGi 8cta565 +k5771i
, 1864-08-09
LIAHItITIKa.


EKv YoRx STOCK MARKET.-The following were
the closing pe1cea for cash Aug g. ls reeeiyod BY
G. .Snitonstau d Co., Com1aissipn, asosk aad Ecad
Mi
, 1864-08-09

FOR ~ ALE.
A general ttecs Of Hstdwasc, stores, T.rxtfs.
tnIe and the God vii Of long established os INES
q .m sell store a-d tools &nd Ett.ta e*st or -
pe, ton with lted capital 10 tnvesss ~ "a oustso
paJ. well, ard ts
OFFERED VERY Low.
INQUIRE Of WA. BLAIR 4 CO. I9LA9s saes1s
foE sEtteulrrs atct.M Z. r. WKLLhss sa'''a''A-
RQSoks5lW
UNOW YE YOUR FUTURE
IN WIFE OR HUsBAsp-Iss xoTld nt rsso*aee %ee
+ iSs ss1rata ds13tieT nf the s:ysasa ~ ea g
sisntt eP!ssg5 sf1H4 IA g. iii ssed ..c e
TWrnty F;gs Ssnta snA ~ MsMe a RI x
1OSsAPH 4! q ~. YceT 1oa VII marry Rnlhss
~ rnos al 5osr ese. "a aAE. - As9.aa e.
, NrcMt NcaG - f.sSG1;s Drawer III. D-kass. A.sa.
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