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the country can hardly be questioned. The
national system will create u rcliab and
permanent influence in support OF tho ma.
tional credit and protect the people against
loSses in tho Use of paper currency.
Wketker or not any nrthur legislature is
tevistGe for the suppression of State bank
issues, it will be for Congress to determine.
IL seems quite clear that the Treasury can
NOT he satisfactorily conducted unless tho
government can exercise restraining
power over the bank note circulation of
the country.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT
The report Of the Secretary of War and
accompanying documents will detail the
ca Upaigns OF the armies in the field since
the date OF my last annual message and
also the operations Of the several Admin
istrative Bureaus of the War DEPART nent
during the last year. II will specify tho
measures deemed essential for the national
defense, aud to keep up aud supply tho
requisite military force
NAVAL AtFAIRs.
Tho report Of the Secretary of the Navy
presents II comprehensive and satisfactory
exhibit of the affairs OF thot Departments
and OF tue naval service 1t is n subject
ot congratuIation aud laudablc pride to our
countryncn that navy of such vast pro.
PORTIONS has beeh organized in so brief a
period, and conducted with SO much eli.
cheney aud success.
| The general efficiency of the navy, iu.
Guiding vessels under CONSTRUCTION on tb,
LIST of December, lSG (, showsa total of 6Tl
vessels, carrying 1910 guns, and $40 3g5
tons, being an actual increase dnrin, tho
year, over aud above all losses by shiu.
wreck or in battle, of SO vessels, lG7 guns.
and 1927 tons.
| Inc total number OF men at this tmc in
inc naval service, including officers is
ahont 1l 900 There have been captured
/ oy inc navy during tho year 32l vessels.
ana tue whole number of naval captures
! since hostllltcs commenced is | O3O. of
wihcA 326 arc steamers. The gross pro,
ceeds arising from sales of condemned
prize property, thus far reported. amount
! to sid, ,396,250 81. \ large amount of such
proceeds is still under adjudication and
yet to be reported. The total expenditures
OF the Navy Department of every deSerip-
! lion, including cost Of the immense squad
rons that have been called into existence
from the 4tli of March, 1891 to the lst OF
November, 1861, are SPA, CAT G32 25.
our favorable consideration is invited
10 the Yaflons recommendation of the See.
tN'~' VI wy -Nu"N, especial IN re Saru to
a navy-yard and Guinblc establishment for
the construction and repair of iron vessels
aud tue machiuery and armature of our
ships, TO which re!eEence was made in nv
last annual mssspSe Yopr attention is also
invite! TO views expressed in tile report
~ relation to The Legislation Of Congress at
tle last session inrespece to prizes in our
inland waters
cordially concur in the recommends. !.
tloh OF the Secretary as to the proprety of
creating the new rank Of Vice Admiral in
our naval service.
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WASTES of aatiouNl strength and hcahh,
an that is necessary is to secure the how
ot That stream in its present nlincss, aud
to that eud the Government must in every
aylmake Il malirest that il ueither needs
nor designs to Impose involuntary military
service upon those who como from other
lUids to cast their lot III our country,
u, '''s. al TllE FINANCES. ..,F u.H
Il5 The Financial affairs Of tho Government
have beeu successfully administered Dur.
ing the last yoat the legislation Of the ses.
sion of Congress has been beneiicially er.
| leeted Ivy tho revenue, although sufficient
time has not elapsed to experience the
tull effect of sevorat of the provisions of
the acts of Congress imposing Increased
| taxation, .t'HH af rt. 0.I.t.. m
The receipts during the year from all
! sources upon the basis Of warrants signed
| by the Secretary OF the Treasury inclrd.
lug loans, and the balance IN the Treasury
on the first day OF Jnly, 1863 were 81 ,394,.
'9OOOt62, and the aggregate disburss-
mcnts upon the same basis were 81 .29S..
O56, ,lOl SO, leaving y balance in the Treas,
! sury as shown by warrants of SOC, 13g.
9O5,7S, Deduct from these amounts the
amount OF principal of the public debt re.
deemed and tho amount of issues in sub
stituton therefor, and the actual cash CD.
elations. of the Treasury were; receipts
1854 ,076,G46 r. Disbursements Ss65 23l ,
| 0S7 Sc, which leaves cash balance in tho
| Treasury of Sls,s42 5as "a. ,.lt. t.sa.t
| or the receipts there were derived from
customs SlO2 BIG 1929; from lands, S,SS,
333, 20; from direct tax, s l75 ,6iS, 90, from
j lternal revenue, $l09. l.l34.l0; from
| miscellaneous sources, Sl7,5ll ,4l3,l0. and
! from loans applied to actual expenditures
including former balances, S623, ,443, ,029 l3
| There were disbursed for the civil ser
| vice, S27 sos, 500 46 for pensions and In
dams, S7,5l7, $50 95; for the War Depart
! ment, SG0,F9l .842 81; for the Navy De
raytnlcnt, $85,133,2v2 7yi for interest oil
public debt, S536, ,S54 s2l Co. making al
aggregate of SSGj ,23l ,0S6 Sc, and leavi 10
a ba ance III the Ire lsury OF SIS, S,Si2, ,559 IL
rs before stated. ta I- 81.
For tue actual receipts and dislnuse.
| mcnts for the first quarter and the estmat
cd receipts and Disbursements Tor the
three remaining quTrtcrs of tho lrrent
fiscal year, and the general operations oI
the Tacasury IN detail, | refer you TO the
report Of tile Secretary Of the Treasury.
concur with him iirthe topinion that thc
proportion of the Iuoneys required to meei
the expenses consequent upon the war de
rived from tux ttiUll, shou1be still further
Increased, and Earnestly invite your at
| tentlUp TO this subject to the end thai
tliare may be such additional legislation as
shall meet tlie just expectations of the
Secretary. ..Ha 100 aa
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fol- the Wear
Towns, &c. n. \.

City, Town and Delinquent Taxes
Borough Taxes. and forfeiturrs,
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Wall Paper.

A VERY. LARGE STO6K of WALL aud
"A WINDOW PAPER, jaSt received at the
Drug StQra, which we will sell at the very loves
figure,
"otif ru"y PECK & HAMILTON.
PeEEysburg, ApFil 22, 1868, - 5i
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GEORGE STRAIN,

ATTORNEY -AT.LAw, PERSYsBuRG, o.,
WILL attend to all business confded to his care
wv in the several Courts of Ohio. Military
Claims will receive particular attention.
Also-Insurance taken at reasonable rates.
Office = Hoods Building, up stairs, Louisiana
Avenue. 22zZ
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PERRYSBURG MEAT STORE
w F. POM NJ E r o. Y5lsT5
AT the PERRYspuRG PosT oFFicE. '6O-ltf
BORT MEIGs NURSERY.

Asthe season is approaching for the transplant
pg of trees, 6c we beg 70 call the attention OF those
Interested TO our large and well selected stock of
Trees and Shrubbery, .
Consisting in part of Apple, Pear Peach, Plum,
Cherry, Apricots, Ounce, Raspbernies Backberres,
Goosberries, Cnrrauts, Plant Grapes, &c.
We have full assortment OF Fruit, Ornamental
and Evergreen Trees, which we viii sell at war
prices. POMER0Y a. BROS.
Office at the Postoaice, Perrysourg, Ohio. Give
Us a call. aHe $500 sr. lStf
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Rate OF Special Free Turnpike
:Otsego anI Dlanchnrd Free Turnpike
IlnnI.

Eight mills on the dollar of the valua-
ton on real estate in the first tier of sec
,tions, AMI four mills OH the dollar on all
real estate in the secoll tier sections
on each side.ot said road, except in Wash
ington township, where four mills only are
Irvied IN the first tier of sections.
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Milton and Montgomery Free Turnpike

"A special tax lcviel in the Townships of
Montgomery, Portage and Liberty, lto-wit:
,on all lands within one-fourth of mile on
each side of said roa |, ten cents per acre;
y.on all lands within the soconl fourth of a
mile on each side of said road, six cents
per acre; on all lands within the third fourth
of mile on each side of said road, three
cents per acre; and on all lands within the
fourth quarter of mile on each side Of
said road, two cents per acre.
Free Turnpike Road from the Liberty
and MiltOnville Road South to County
Line. g.i5.a
Three cents per acre on all lands within
one mile of said road, and two cents per
acre on all lands on the half mile next ad
joining.
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.RoIIersviIle and Portage Free Turn
Pike.
Two cents per acre on all lands within
.one mile of the road, and one cent per
acre outside of said Grst mile, and within
two miles OF said road. -f
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oial States. Tho ,Iu hcial Consular cstab
lshmeut has become very difficult aud
onerous, and twin need legislative rcqW.
sition to adapt 10 the extension of our
commerce, aud 10 tho nfore intimatc inter
course Which has been instituted with the
China seems 10 be accepting with hearty
good will tho conventional laws whicl,
regulate commerce and social intercourse,
among tile Western Nations.a -ouisna
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Feilow- CiikeHs Of The SenaC and House of
| Representatives.: sd. .... .......
! Again the blessings OF health and abun-
dant harvest claim our profoundest graft
tude to Almighty Cod. urH.N H.
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OREGON cL&IMs.

Commissioners have 'beenappointeduu.
der the treaty with Great Britain OH the
adjustment Of the claims OF the iadson
Bay and Puget's S0and Agricultural com
.panics in Oregon, anl are now proceeding
70 the execution Of ,he trust assigned tu
them, ifFfN ,iqIEpaI VnH 5la3.fgs
p - -.-n --L.nL z -L.-.L aLL.L- ~ LL...-.-
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'0CCD aaTHtN gue
, 1864-06-08

DAnKFAoEp RoBBKny.-Ycetesday morning =
lady while standing In the Post once was robbed
Of nearly go in currency. She standing ut the
window with the money IN her hand waiting to
pay for Eotnc unpaid letter, when OF three men
who were standing by her tnatched the roll Of
notes from hor hand and tho trio decamped. The
thief IL still At lx{re
, 1864-06-08
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
First DaY Of Regular Quarterly Sesslon-Re-
perts-Count1 War Fund.

The Board Of supervisors met In regular session
at tie Supervisors roou, In tbs courthouse, yes
terlay afternoon at O'Clock. The chair was
taken By Supervisor J. Il. Alien, Of Elk Grova. the
President Of tho Board. The roll Was called and
the following members foand present: sqper't-
soIs AeE Rcn Go1 GamSee T11ea cnsrssfon aton
Fisher, Gibbs, GermleJ, Halnes, Hopkins Harms.
Irwin, johnson, kinEsley. Morgan, M51ick, Nc
Glesheq; Niles olendq5d Psnekf5. @ @Plnney ya r.
schle5ding. Strong, SGt lnhans Stetnmnllcr Setback
ford. ". ", Taylos, z S. Taylor, Whitney, and
Ward.
The minutes Of the last days session were read.
Sup. ". VI. Taylor moved to strike ont otthe rec
ord the resolutions adopted BY tho Board It its
1t sfs.9n Of Lnso9
suhstitrtc thai OF Fremont" The motion was
laid on the tnhle-
mitses. - ~ 0~
The report Of the Wsrdens Of the County Poor
House, was read, and ordered to be placed on dle
:, f.
p,csentfnunber ia 29i. The following a1e tbs na-
IN. 5ss: Germans. =; Eng'.h, gill;. .: sseetsA. Z;
3 x;1ian, i; Welei, i. Tolal. 81
The number Of ln41ne inmates are G6, Of which
= 11e males, and 70 fenaalfs.
aEroRT or COUNTY 1HHAeuRKR.
The following extract from the report Of the
County Treasurer WIS presented:
Cook County -
In account with Jacob Rehm.
1e6L
asfca ~ transferred P9nnde from old i:d:oI 5as
Proceeds wnr tund bonds. 47..0
Taxes Of 1873 in part IL. 81. 43
:. - 1sG1 ..-..-......... 61.73
- Hawthorn. ....... 30.50
4" Licensaa.-......... T10.0o
... $50 $3.50
To orders paid. 747@
Honey certdc2teS- 3,4Sa30
Auditor 25l-N
Com. paid collections 448.90
Com. On receipts 636,63
- disbursement. 664-H
S5al2|.Q0
, 1864-06-08
d OCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN
LII LAADk
FOR SALE UY AUCTION.

rHURaDAY, ,THH I'D OF JUsE NEXT,
In the cIty OF Jase.yle. KoSK CouaIy. Wtse21na
agncuat lands IN ne sse [ns{ aI1 s5ns,s n .
lage Of Foorvllle, with the Beiolt and Madlson hl
road running through them, and tne N1Tauxoe aaa
eo1posed Of nbouI equal Guant'sy 9f hss.y naoe{
owner Tor investment Desrl, thirty yesfs sgo ~ tha
BEST lands. II Al respects, 4 Rock County md ~
II eY Will be sold In fara paIca1, 3nd the pntchsae
money. leas twenty q tEeniJ aTe per esnt. Waiee
mukf be paid In cash. Eay reu3ln On mortgage a.
oT & 1s.so rs y d+ ssa yssF o.
herc VIII nlso be sold at the e1ule time aud plsce
and II tho sane manner bnt wholly for cash twensf.
two hundred f22o ACRES OF primo lands IN Aefa4aua
the town Of Waossa, selected About e6as
4 more eligible Opportunity for tarmers to secara
most desirable farms, or for tho Investment OF capA
could hps be offered.
further ps5tsu1s1a apply ge.sonast !t, or p ies
YorT. Who viii BE- in Jsneayle ten days oefolo ~
sails tikeS place to J. j. R. PEA9E, Es9 G9unaaHcf
q Law, JaueEvi}le, Or 70 NJ JOHN AOM " 9a kRe
property. 1t Fcosy1;1A- WJASe'oS"
, 1864-06-08

corrox-Cotton about 1c better: s1.11D1-es for
TIorH-Ssale and western steady. With . fair de-
nand s7.50@7.so :or extra htsts e lor e1ta
Yorrd hoop Ohio, end 49.W419.r0 Tor trade brands
closirg se1dy-included in thc sales ars 1oto hrls
ezra stste. TOR tho istt half July. at S75 ot
WutskY-Flrm, 81 SD31.ech fur aia.e aud Sl-I1n@
In lot wetteru, Intending so bru westcsn reported
et xfJy which is aboFe tic market.
GFA1a-Wheat qulet and tlrm With fair eKpors
dtnanc; xiE@..s2 for Chicago bprtnZ; Sl.66alI!
en- tncudtd il The kses are $1,000 bu amber NJ;
HankeO 10 arrive, st t17e. RYe ec1rca nnd wanted
atf1.soa lis. Com without decided change, with =
moosrate demand as 81 se9l q fos 1sT M mlxsa .;a ws
erdsi.67Hc for western {elloE. osts vsrf dull. Al
: xHlocXHIRs-Coffte quia. and unchanged. safat
s,fady-CuRa l7alsA, and by auction 96 ahds Now
PKTEoLU4-Dnll, crude 4sHc.
WooL-Qnitt and &rn: ,.,.
sseco for Old DO. s7:2s952s1A ,os sez Do, Ssl3Sts
Hess. Besf qni.t but arm. Cnt Meats nEn bns
quiet At sllA0l?e for Shenl1s.s ana 149Sc fos
anil without m2tcrlal change ut 14kGl5Aor
, 1864-06-08
1ERSIElE RAILROAD AGIlofnt'
+. rr,yp Fills From a Bridge :. Aeao'a'- saa
: Det.ils 1 u III aa.!E--.E3siinssaa iasta. M
.. Statement Of 4 Passenger.


.',x,. TrnrsB VIC gave brief psItleaa's
:Is,t MI accident on the Chica:o 8 NJ" "euAu
1aas,.nsd mt far from tho thn7ine nslo az ~
reansha. We bave since Obtained tne ~. ~. 49,. 49,.
sst. al the eGalr from our repof.e, upoa l's 'p''
s15 othc.p, which we Reproduce oea'" a-.
sno +-s,n len Chicago 1t tho zsual Tina and Va
ta a.d1n.rv sreod untQ II reached henosna'
,on ,ua. ,o,th Of ths c,ty II lefty bridge, noAs5
9ssneb q }hs ccuter OF vhich runs Pike Eigss WmG
1r3ss into the Lake aeaf tha haxho1; M 1eofs
see1Sa~7 .,e~sa -aareiasd, the wheels Of .he 70
md the engine was prectpitsted thirty fees TO tho
bottom, carrying with II the tender. baggage and
md ssE md o,sr sn9 oe sa
bslow. Iae engine struck ths tSs z5oaaea zfsnae1
i g on sop 5t ths RSa ss nd tn. ~
The engineer, John Drrn. Of milwaukee,, and the
1is1uan, Lewis warren. also Of Milwaukee,
eer az Of + he % nnised %sta.es Express COMPANY. I'D
ncvsboy, whose paue - unkuo"n, were seriously
hurt. The engineer and fireman haTo slnes died.
II is thought that the eIpreta meaeenEe1 and the
newsooy will recover. ...
The conduct Of the engineer H.s Of themoss he:
roic character. An opportunity VA presented
to hIs engine It was to this exhibition Of hero
ism that na7y of the passsD@Ee.s ger a.e Indebted tor
bru{se or Az injury worth mentioning, except
thoee In the emtgEant car. and none Of them were
seriously hurt The sngioe AID eaEE aEe total
wreck.
Our reporter telefraphs that the accident WAS
cAuaeo by boys placing stoncs on the track aud
covering them With sand. Superintendent Bald
WIN went to Ksuosh8 on special train as eoon a.
the intelligence OF the accident reached the ctJ.
BE ia entitled to much praise for his efforts to for
ward the passengers to Chlcago, and for his hu-
memo and coneiderste treatment Of the wounded.
The citi8enB aud surgeons Of keDoBha Also did all
In thet power for the dying and wounded.
aTAIExEET or CHo. B. ATE1xs,
"Tho morning hsin left Chicago at tho usual
tlHe and reached keuofhA shout - O'Clock.
We stopped at Eenosha as usual, and reached the
br1ace north Of the city few moments afterwards,
running ut the f3tc OF five miles an hour. Labor
etn Ind been at work filling In at either end Of the
bridge, and during the higk wind OF the procedIp.
day large quantity OF tand had been Diff ed upon
the raa, covering them to the depth Of I've or
inches. A soon the cRs1ne struck this drift tbs
driving wheels OF the locomotive wera thrown of
the uack and the engine was preclpttated thirty
feet Into the rarins below. Tbs tendsr, baggage,
exprese and nail cars were thrown into heap to-
ntthe1 and completely wrecked The drst entstant
car hang the bridge at angle Of fort Rive
| degrees and was prevented from gong over alto
ce1her BY the e,runCth Of the couplings. This ca.
/ was hlled with men, women and children, and al
| escaped serious injury. Great credit IL due Mr.
DeRnisou, the conductor for mis- tender care OF tb
wounded, and tor h1s Efforts in quie:1ng the alarm
! Of the pkAbEuEerB.' u. b. ATKINs,
, 1864-06-08
Commercial Postscript
CHICAGO mARKEr-RvENING BOARD.

TUESDAY Bs1n1na, June 7-1oF.M.
There was thin attendance At tho Bhermha House
this svsnng and very title business VA, transacted.
WnxAr wal In active request both In tho Afternoon
snd cytn1nx. Aud the market ruled very arm 1t fall
prices. Only aoout 50 bu were sold tn tao after.
room and eyesi1 T. 1t 293el - for No. Spring and
414@l o6H 70. No. Spring. as:folloxs. I.tea bu No
sprtrg (teo dsy reoetpts) ss s1:zsx, 500 ba do
ttresh. In r. 4 T.'s) at q 80; 500 ba 1o Spring
{rsxular} at u 2s oeo bu do tteu da5s 1t siaH-
tte market eloE1x vssy fra for No at ef.79H aud
Ee2 lc6k-thore being Scarcely any seiess. Wtth
uuite I Number OF busers At thoae prices. No
Spr1nK wa4 particularly scAEca.
Cork vsa entirely neglected euA nominal.
OATS were also neglected, and the market VA NOM
tuxl at 7oH0n.
B1ouw11xs we1o c6sred ut II -, w1thott buJers4
PRIME Mrss PoRx was arm, and ws noto aaleS Of
30. br1s In tho afternoon 70 Col. Nc. L. Taylor os-
ulasArist, At $500.
FDx1ou1s ware unchanged. No engagements.
, 1864-06-08
S58,12s.W



The County War Fund COMMITTEES having charge
Of The payment Of bounties to volunteers, reported
Is follows:
That since March S. 1864. they have issued bonn
ty ce1tincates to 1,1t5 new recruits Al $1l2 esch
and to PERSONS enlisted before March S, but not
fully paid, i've certificates 1t $A each, and two at
$:8 e1ch, making grand total Of S1sl,s l,s3t. The
War Fund Committee having in charge the fund
to be dlsbureed for the benefit Of so,dleta' fami-
lies, reported, that upon the adjournment OF the
Hoard they advertised the httY thousand
dollars worth Of bonds uuaold in three
daily papers, and received two bids In tbs
aggregate amounting to $1,000 at 70 ce1ta7
which they rejected Believing that capitalists had
not seen tho notice, they Advertised again and rc-
ceIvcd no bids. The committee tour days after
the time for receiving bids had passed bad an oet
ior the whole amount at 9a cents on the dollaF,
which they accepted, and deposited the amonns In
the county trensurJ-$47,00:. -.........
The committee have drawn IRON the county treas
uty for families in the county. from March lat 70
June let, s. eb3cG. and paid out s. 7eas6 lesy1ng
baauce on hand or the amount drawn OF 30.
On the I'd of Apri, the families which the city hid
in charge were surrendered to the county
sou in numtcr-1ur which thcy have drawn 4lto0o
and pafd 50, 1.55.'5, leaving tal1ucn On hand Of
Sbia.a5. We have pnid both city and county ont
cf Tie $47 600 drawn, S13al SC, ieaytng bslanee
tu the Treatrrer'a hands and IN the hands of The
War Coumittee Of So, s9l II.
The report was accepted and placed on Hle.
The Board then aqjoE1ned I'LL 10 O'Clock tals
, 1864-06-08

Ct1&4Nk0k4 HAfk1E4
Hpeaia1 Dispstch b the Chicago Tribunal
C1mxxA11. Jons Z, 1s6k
Yxor1-A steady market w1th moderate local de-
rand 1t ss&0S.1g ~ s43szfRs, and s&sA97os for
common to rood axtre.
GnA1a-Whest-A good demand for pstms rcd 1t
n 50. holdeks ss1,xx 10 hleAsrs Wits, =. t.03l1o.
com : GOOD demand; for saeied 1t S1s, with HaleA
Of ese buRbe]s holders IN moat easos ak u ~ In
lin tar dull at 3lcs1 II n the upper and lower de
pees. nnt eoEeeH1on Of IL Vonld have to be made
non, these rates In order 10 axe ealef. oata-No
eh,rxe In The market. They are headas St9Ssc In
tu!k. Bye-Ia busAes sold at 41,t1 delivered. Tho
nsrket u br1Ak at thess Tatea-
warx1-P7iees declined ac, with apreasing deslfa
10 SELL 1sos brs vs.e dspsxed ofat u q this morn.
nx. The ms1tss opened very dull and prices nor
nal 1t s1.1e. ..-...-...
P1ov1s,oxs-ctsy Ness pork il held II ~ ~. and
$3.50 has been offered and refused. Bulk sides sold
at 1sa.s4e and claar bacon sides cured and
delivered II points III lhs interior. Lard-14o for
city, Sugar eureA hans dul1 1t t1sN01sc and plain
| hams At l1o17Hc. ..'.. .,...-..
Grocnn11s No special change, bus no:htnu haa
beea done in the aEte WAY OF any consequence. Col
| fec quiet II 1K9Ae. Raw sugars firm At 1e177c
as1d .snned quiet aud steady u x0ec. New 0rleaua
| molssss ~ remained unchanged It tl&0t0.
, 1864-06-08

EXTENSIVE IouRHnT.-A few days ago Mira. N.
r. Godfrey, wife Of our weii-apuwn citizen. Dr..
Godfrey, while on the cars between Chicago aud
Belyideze, was robbed Of nearly 5 SU0. When
in tho seat immediately behind her managed 10
enter into conversation with her. which b main
he lett, and almost immediately afterward she
missed her pure. 1t was tEen Asccrtnfued that
several in the cars had ecen :he talkative gentle
man, about mile back on the road, reach forward
and place his hand op the 1xdy's dress, but they
had supposed him to be hcE husband. The tEtcf
escaped.