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, 1865-04-13
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes arc issued under data Ct June 1sth ts
and 40 payable three years from that tme, IL cur.
reney, or are convertible 1T tho option ot the holder
into
, 1865-04-13

bu changed hands at eo97o for No. l; CSC for No,
2, and 63@66c for Rejected IN store-closn. quiet
at the inside figures. There vas nothing dom. In
Canal Corn adoat.
The market for Oats opened nrucr, and price,
advanced }c per hushe1, but at the close the lm-
provement waz not maintained, and the market
closed steady at the closing price 0f yesterd "
About III, ,tc0 huehels changed hands at 43Di3lc
for No. L. and dc for No. In a.ose-closln. steady
at 43c for No, /.
Rye was dull snd lower, with light sales Of win
ter receipts, ut CSC for No i, and 81 for No. 2.
Barley VAS quiet aud nom.nally unchanged. 4
few lots by esmple changed hands Il. sl.101 i II.
Timothy Seed was In good reque't aa1 fully s5e
higher, with sales at $3,40GoI00. Clover was In
good demand, and the market 2d7ancsd 61c per
sushel, with ea'es ut o0Q915.0o. Fax Seed WAS
quiel at $aleala.75.
The market for Lumber cargoes Was dull and
heavy At a decline OF fully f10o per u. There
we're no canal buyers IN Market and owing to the
scarcity Of canal boats, 1t Is impossible to move
eargoes bought for consumption along the Inns of
the canal. 1t Ia expected that thia will be feme-
died in few days, as feet Of upwtrd Of 1aJ boat,
Is expected toward the end Of fhs woex We note
GALES to-day Of several cargoes 1t s1a01Dt5.u0 for
osdindfy west shore, and $3,5o for shaved and
&4.c0 for sawed shlnRlesJ
Tho Grocery mark continues active, but there
Is no material cnsnge to nutiee In quotations, The
market is very steady and firm.
Lake Fre1ghts were Qaies with engagements
Inst evening at f2}c for corn to BudAo; 1Bc IN
r1ncy aud lie In gold for Wheat to Kingston, and
soc for corn 70 Ogdensburs.
LATER.
There Vas IN active denand for Whe4t in tho
afternoon and evening, BY short seiltra, whose
ccQtracts expire on the 18th inst., and owing to
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hUmK+ R-Rtceivtd. SIS ID iutnhcr aad 1s9. .co
1900 latr lhe marKetlcr csrgota il decidedly It.
anu prcts hsre E1Ytn wsy fully u 0J II. there
Sargoes s1reanJ bongh: sIes include cargo schr he
neoat o. rom Auskss on. GQa alrtpa And boards, sold
gs oosrds IEe m .cond clasa logs, It % q sold
~ b.ron and J5nes; carxo srhr. Csrs,e Woo11ord,
& solo oy John G.t1,ek: cargo scar. E9are.s,
en Msn1to &C., 4o N Plasts saw: d aud shaved so,n:
B!s1 rd Bcr!nnd: cargo sch G. Foster. 50 n
stIps sEd boards, At and 20 Il 4ath At $2 sold
, 1865-04-13
COmNIERuAL.y

.. WEDNESDAY EvEx1sa, April 70.
The following summary shows the moyemsu, In
Produce and Provisions, during the past u hours:
RECEIPTS AND tmf4ENTs Fos rHR PAST Fl aouas
, 1865-04-13

- Tells On New York Canals. 1861.
Ee1earn that thr Can.i Board hsTe adopted th.
til shatt Of 1854, wth tbs eIcep OF Sand, which
Ist 1~rn r ducec tr- m ose 70 ooe half 4 H..
couytrsant " snai matters. Who cams Il n the
Es tltr ). s1c1essef tho tt tt.t the causls VIII
d.m.Ee!s a1tst IN many p1sces, and tho HeES Of 70
pxtr1er Nlli be ON.
, 1865-04-13

floycr Is IN ssadv lnoferAte deE sud for home
with sales Of 20 to so naZE IN lots. 1t 93s1c. The
business In IT, othy i. confined to small top-
bling trade At q oa3a0o. Rough aax ls dull AMI os-T
$50 bushes sid At 41-s59! 81 IN Ctcu Il linseei
there has hel bust and nr,ct8 ira nonIn II,
, 1865-04-13

~ N1Cf<auu..s......... ~ 50
all K41L fonrs-Ars UNCHANGED.
hst 8. corn to Hu1Ao. 1eHc; >tsIdar vessel. Wheat
10 ktpRtton 16c Twin S!stera wheat II Kaats-
ton, 1ls IN gold sehr. Maple LsAt, corn to Okdeos-
,,FL0UR-Reeetved, +s1 bs1a; shipped. ss b.,..
20 Ia ey1de1 e. Il 1921; 500 nrIa Co IS thotcef
Spring Eatra a st12E 100 br. .Hsda. 80 6sls
Lnt ed and Is bria . Iowa Fs.ls' do at 100
bF ez.ce Ex1a as ass; loc0 osls Bartlett 5"
.NtlEAT-R ceived. sss7 ou; sht-pea, nous.
MsrR.t opet ed comparatively steady. bus coaed Hc
easi*r. Sales wfre:-4oo0 bu No. Spring a. Q9f
11e oco bn 60 At 81! o bu No at sc 3oo ba r.
tectrd at Sec-closinr quttt at 81 l9k for No !.
tDRN-RecefvFd. i, ,498 hu. shlapes. 100 bu. Mar.
6et Lear Active. ostug soout IL lower
salss Wcra: CosS II srosz-ico bo No At nc; 5s60
% Do b0 4 eSaS ss ea e 81 20
e.: at s9 b. d. M a. elosl9g 9atss :. sde ngults
snd al Aay, al &c for No lin storH.
+. UATs-Receivsd,s,2t0 ,2t0 bu; s ipped.5I75 bQ Market
advanced 4c but 81 the ctose rho improvement VIA
Iokf sa {. Ecte: 0t1p No i Oats st 43xc: Is go
hu 90 ata5hc: II, ,c0J hu dn I3c; = eco bu do It
s3Ss; TT! T. 1u ~ o9 q 4c zoo bu No II eio.iug
KHE-R. cslyed, n:ne. Market dur1 aud lower,
ss,s. ~tre: 21 oa No At Sec 500 bu No It SOC
BARLEY -Rtceire', 40 bu MARKET tu1. Sail,
: hnSs ntu's by sample 1t 1.1 100 ba in
Ai.CGHOi.- Nominal at q ,caa Is pc. g,l.
S2t9 q @25u o. per tvn.
BEAN AS-asEket quiet. Gales were: s brls at
nEk nominal at A@a2c,
. kGTTEr-Ite g market for choice roll il active.
, 1865-04-13

There arr very few nuyess IN ou- market 10 day,
sns- solt er4 It slAtn did rot appear eas rto &C
I9:1e Wa oIe oftr Ct u u tor = lot e No. ! ffa
e1s o. gram Of The opinion ,hst god nil aot RS
am muc BE- ou Isl. and thatis I'll c,osf71e 10 *
m ndHrnce upen pFtct1 OF other Atsiclet
h,t nn b. asJ decline ELL taxa pisc~ i prEaent
:, 1cr uf enc p4eT'scn marker Is tn1cttT'. There
are strictly nominal -"
, 1865-04-13
caBR0u n,r.T1.,.,

CAnnoS I..s, nmsL1nr.e ~ II little doing md rrtes
Be&t white Oh, car !os., 7yc .~.~
Be- ELl~ y KAi..,......s..- '"''''--''c y uf
PR0tisltNsIio mafK:t 10 o.; -. 500
tive ~ tie mt nr wss Lot br. ~ Ye,,e,9is1
the rsFt OF toidefa ~ A Aet w
n.c.. Porh Very quiet. sa1es to da, were
os sfttNpaek'd Ssss i ORE lD los 1t IS Sd.
ktt ma ~ ees PosL-l ensnd very ,t2ht sod m4r
IKE nsse - p..sta Prime Mss PORK it Sal.to-
shn sh hf91n- VIZ ,itsr - . roou serEnd fof Eul
en- .re e. :. snt,he oaet.n afe .hs sad a-
Eu Z 81 IS re 10 demand It 1;c lscte ~ o@s.
sweet ffckIea Hams Firm G,t.. feh 4.
wen: 3oife~ Etou ct J Il l5c ']Ate too*
III, aao oo"ta:s aad n1fks, q1'et eslc
1EAr. sAoao" Lea1 as
f0TA1 OKx-Mar krt qu.e.. Sale. v..., .r..
P+aeh-"ow: At tSc de % s1is West. t. R"I "a
% h.Asfetea"ioEsst ac on track; 10 pu mtIea
RAbDe Received, 7,io rs Grsss s-r5, .,,..
1850 ne. 'alppou@
lin,oihJ Seed In better d.u uaud sna &c o,xa,r
IS & Is tags At ~ 50; 80 bags At - 10. A@ 'asA
Clover seed NJ rSet s1VxDcst Soc. Satr. ,xox..
3 bn ii 5.t: 1r0 In Il III 50; bA~s I'll 10
FLAX %c-d-Nsrt.t steady ss!ss wsEe: bar. At
, 1865-04-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, April H. 1861
FKEICaT-Iha Michigan Central. Niie119su
sontht.n. aaa jerry totttncham.s Line arc taxing
tteht - ra!1 ant laka Esir. rta sew Ko;k Central
RaliroAd. SUBJECT however, t, the opening OF IAke
nay1g .tion, .: the u lowing rats:
, 1865-04-13
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKEr.
W~@~xns- E--~Y~-,., RALr1 IN 80

= KpSxsbAX EvESfS6, April T., 1866,
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts t;-day Acrorein. to
the BoArd OF Trade report II, and th= shtpuents
G. Ths entered sales 1t th= different Yards Tls
n1aIket to dsy shows very little change. Tbs sock
on hand IL light and not er very high osder There
sesns to ba almost an cstize aps' Of bu5ers on
Government necounE, and stock cAtt!s snd prt1
Rrsdes seem to be tbs Dost ia request. The rac.nt
Improvement In New York having been we'll m.tn
tafatd the market here IL rno, mt would be actvn
be. for the reason have mentloned-lack Of .nr
ncient and Rate'factofy supey. The demand for ets
aaognfer IL tar and tue price Of that specfes OF
stGck u been welI Maintained
By ptFusai Of the sales below,tt will b saen that
The choice range Of prices has been a. fol oEs;
SAuie 00a925
~ - TnAtS 50
fti Gn ~ 90 ~ "
..s' a90&s0
The entered sale8 Today are a. follows:
BEEF CATTLE RAIEs rnnAv
, 1865-04-13

The Republicans have carried the fol-
lowing Copperhead strongholds during the
past week:
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.
DAI1oN, ONO.
CoLcNBus, Ono.
E4SDCsKY, Ono. I
Mnw1CKEE, WISCONSIN.
MADISON, WISCONSIN.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
BRlpGEPoRr, CONNECTICUT. 2
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
srn1SGFa1Fp, ILLINOIS =.
Mnennnlxnfty.
The Coppcrhcads are heavy just now on
How would it have been If
the rebels had beeu successful: Ask the
Onion soldiers Who escaped from Salisbury
and Donaldeonyille.
"soAE sEQrEsHREp sror."--Jea. Davis Is
probably hunting for soms sequestered spot
Just now. We recommend him to try Foote'S
present quarters In New York prison,
, 1865-04-13

In reckoning tho debt Of Great Britain in Fed
era1 currency, 1t Will be near enough to call it
four Thousand million dollars, and the annual
interest On It, ono hundred and t1lrty-one million
de,lla
, 1865-04-13
New York stuck atnrhet. 4

A'%" GNVEA HtuEHEL%
cosrg prices for cash. April n. 1861. Eeceivrd By
F. g. ss4toosta1l d Co., Commission, Stock SID Bend
Brokers, a Clark street, ChIcsgo,
, 1865-04-13


HHNLoEK.
Hhynets, 2 @.... Ata0.46 Col!ar 2 It. - 0e6n a ~
Country HAruees I1la0 l3 Slaughter ho,e d m n II
Line, De-. o.ls6a-5l BlauEhtcr Bole VIA
a;p' a,p' nan mh,om g sdl9 Chic*zo... asa 40
Esf tEArJ' HGg nueaoa Affes.. D-4Aa 9.4a
Enner . r fft.'.'' x a. ;taoco soe.: SO 0i0
Country Upper. n949.25 dsmsxed seea -
OAK.
Slaughter, SOLO,. 05I3o So French cs1f =,
Hstnes-. + H.. o5e,.n53 ~-" >" M. ~,
EppefS;....-. oso&o-12 French Caii, s. S'''
III a,an No. mt ,s.a, .o =. =. zmo rs
T.it ~ sS.s ssSlm notnes dZ IS M1lq3Do
French Kip, At mofnrs So
choIee. 1a!62 % onJi. 3 dn@ "A rnaon RI
1!uea eH''' @'~ snaa ~ Alnlnes. d In. %l5 %
DII-The 'rade i. extremelT du; nj :G,nts 70
In done to 1adtcst- th- tons cf toe ns
prefer 70 val oeiafe sing and ho dtrs
u psasa so@Pfee tntar stoc1s upon the market. va
, 1865-04-13

ImseEs ot tue ioteds Hoard OF Trnde~
AZ me M uA msestn9 ct the Tole.o Bosrd of
1Isas h.ld tbs " owing Ulcers we're chosen:
Vice fTttlttut- Jscob D ii,
TT H.9c. fs9r. Csot cn 'sm.n; 2 hyde.
ter John steysns, II. D. Cas1lngtou, j. K Strone n.
IL How.1u. - "N'"As'H ~
, 1865-04-13
2 entered sales Today are A. follows:
BEEF CATTLE aALES TODAY.
4

| r.,,,e, .o,a %....,a 1r.,.A
.rn ~ so,u nan5n ~ MaixaiT 1o head good steer!
| oao WILL a'esse'ns l,4s0 hs- at as.25.
MICHIGAN scurEKRx YARD.
! X. Suaherr l. o. soln TO Hyman 4 Euh.e ~ head
conmen. averaging .1G2 ~. d $50. 40 A'"a
aver, eng osl ~. u $40. '11 @''AD3'' s'ses'
aTi1s 112 ns. st4Soo;
| ~ At Il a. ~ 'eso's - aeso "'1ed, averaging IL
| Eche.dt told Jacoha 1s hs.d commo, .vsr,,,,r
! 1I4 r., Al x7t9 -
M H 7e'a b. mallory u heao falf aVtfastHg 1.1o1
curtis so!d Human restn 81 head fat. ay.rap.nv =
1,1fs ~, It IS 8So:
tnH n ~ ~, :. q 81 - neao eommon etoef, ATerag
:" N'''~ .D''- ToSr WAIVE YARps.
EWaIlwtrk & ks1Icry sold Kent l. Go. % hesd fa1r
, 1865-04-13


Ia &IS
94t
A0l&s SET .s..s..s.-.s :ss.*l9339 q
n. Rtdnsu. powdered Aud Er1uulRsed... 1gt& t9xc
White k....... .BxAI84&
Etttle xn
'ke D5 tE
2AHa N..s-. lAA
..-........ 199t9 loA4
,SS KEfS-Art steaty and ur rchan&ed. We quo .:
N&et.8
MAJ ~ ~ !I~
TAfttnxAepnL VI ~ n.st. ~: ;o. ~
- III 10 otit Eslrne rIts 1t 94c.
TEASING Lite = steady m&sEtt 1t pfeyaouA
TAt's -etcntnus to quote:
1ou0K d9scn. tuleg1pr to mtnou q n -. II MAI II
to a-pet1of to inc, = &-1....,, lAaf s
DO elstA to choice. q H... 6asi 1
Imperial superior to nne y S.-- 1SS1 a
do extra to chottt n n ~ HsS9 "a
6rnpo wdes, suerEior 70 nae, S...,.'..,. !. nal i
do extra to cho. c. u 5 i9TS1 q
Japan aa natural e s'' az 5as,t III. ans s
GO cotcfea: Sn...-.- ...........,.,,,,. l6s<11.S2
oBACcC. 1hs merLtt shoTs morr acti1ftv
~ ~ 1ntnuf>csnrtI having masxn M tn~tr sfoc r
are con pe eu 10 e. in'o The m.rkrt ~ renf.nten
Them hctce snr mtd .um s.ucAInr ara nnntrd r
l!rte higher. We Qnote. e@' &NS'>~
FH1 LIT CHxWtA8 10aAoco-
EasaEe.-. @1.3
"a 0l.t0
tNl4!E0u. -.-.......s. G q n
sNoKIN8 ToRAcco-
, 1865-04-13
LETTERS FROM THE pEO.
PIE.

The motion will be oyerrnled.
, 1865-04-13

The Republicans have carried the fol-
lowing Copperhead strongholds during the
, 1865-04-13

7.51
frtm 70 e lower We the aaie Is ora 1t i3c,
FkUtT+GRExN APrLEs co3tluue dat sud mr.
ealsoIe Only the best vAr1etl.s Ind parch .seIs.
l5af9D APPIHs arc IN better r-Gueat, acd prices 4
ahad' dfm~f. Grcc+Tk who have held OF pufchss1nK
N expecfh lon OF dec tne having sxhaustaa th-fr
e.ot.s+ We qno:e: eS'S'<&- 01A
Green AprisR br!, at retail estinx, e.5se?sS
GrtenAppre, or at Es:all, cooEicg. 6.00tss0
Lem0n4. new NzlaSh ai9 ca
t.1n
, 1865-04-13

Notes ofnl the named Will Be- uromn..v
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions aad the mats
forwarded At once. The Interest to 18th IQaa nan
Will be paid In advance. Thisu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
The Atlantic Telegraph.

FIom The LONDON Daily News. Aug. T.
che words "cause unknown" form the most
nv, rabe portion OF the unfavorabe message from Val
emit Were the cable broken, the Great East
cru bottom Of the sea, the opei atoTs al the shore
end Nd it is argued, readily discover the disaster
BY Of the tests al their disposal These tests
~ arc ling they searching and severe. Every
Rnu'e every hour Of the "a has its appOriOned duty
and the officials stationed at the receiving house in
folhommerum Bay have been employed day and
nigh, in testing tie insulation Of or sending or fecey
mg currents and signals through the cable Thus on
he discovery Of the first hitch il was tie insulation
Which was at once known to be defective and IL will be
remembered that Of the electricians board the
Great Eastern. Mr. Saunders, by means Of resistance
coils and the galvauometer able accurately point
1within quarter of mile Of the fault. The same
means at the command Of Mr.. May and his col.
kaguee at the shore end. and II is thus sanguiney
aped in the absence Of specific information that the
6-ea Eastern has again discovered what wrong and
htOo busiy engaged in repairing ii 10 attend 10 mes.
nges or TO send through such signals us would be
possible. even with partially damaged cable. AS.
mming this 10 be tie case resssuring news NAV be ex.
Rected as soon as the land line between Vaentia and
AAarney is IN full working order. In obedience to
nme hdden, but iniaibie law the bap!ess single wire
composing 1t was suffering yesterday from Hdefec.
aons In other words directly it is of paramount i'm.
erance 70 nave speedy and constant communication
between London and Valentia when the homes or
nars OF shareholders and the interest of the public are
thoroughly reused II becomes impossible 10 send or
cave Geographic news. This was the case AT the verv
commencement Of the enterprise when the shore ena
vas successfully laid. Itw then Impossible 10 SEND
Ne intelligence to London until after business hours or
N time for the evening editions Of the daily papers
Subsequently, when the first fault found the repre
eniatiyes Of the press staying at Vaena were more
Ttunate and were able to telegraph the dispritipc
net at one. The next morning, however when thew
hard that all was right their luck forsook them. and
nat IN the most provoking fashion. Soon after 10 a. IN
Nd within few minutes Of two messages having bee
usnsmttedmessages 1t must be said TO the secretaries
dthe companies and in the interest of the pubic-it
ses endeavored 10 send similar particulars to the Office
- iAs Daily Ne9s BY that time the wire had broken
wn and despite the constant and assiduous efforts OF
We clerk at the Vsentia end 10 obtain signals from
nsr Dnbbp or Killarney, the telegraph could not BIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
Our Home-Returring Regiments.

A detachment of two companies, (I and ~
Filth Regiment. Hancocks Corps, and numbering
about 100 men, arrived AZ the Battery Barracks at IL
o'clock on Wednesday forenoon They were under
command Of Lieut. Brown. Co. II. The detachment
have been doing Provost guard duty at Concord New
Hampshire for several weeks past while the returning
soldiers being paid off and discharged from ser'
ice since which they were ordered report 10 Gen.
Hooker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
England and the United States.

The following is the latest published dispatch
the subject Of belgerent rights addressed by the
Foreign Office 10 the American Government:
EARL RUSSELL TO SIR y. BRUCE.
FOREIGN OFFICE, July 6, ls6J.
SIR have received and laid before the Queen your
dispatch of the 18th Of june with copy OF Mr.. Sew.
ards note the subject Of the cessation OF begerent
rights.
Her Majestys Government are sorry to find that the
reservations and explanations which accompanied the
orders Of the 2d OF June deemed unacceptable by
the Government Of the United States.
Her Majestys Government did not expeeE indeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
Boston Bank Statement.

BOsTON "Wednesday, August TO- To-.
Capital 81 $4,000 Loans, 800, Zol;
Spsee s2s6 500; Dine from other banks s5s Az; Due
~ other banks sii2 SOC; Deposits ssts'Joo CTeaa'
ton S24i 700.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHINA'S MAILS.
THE Oh N A A S n o r e
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
Bo.rox. Wednesday August &c. Il

The steamship China, from Liverpool, while
coming up the harbor in thick fog, at y o'clock
this morning ran ashore near Fort Independence
where she remains She lies easy and viii prob
ably get off at high water, this evening without
damage. Lighters are alongside dsehargiag her
carrO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17

the Atlantic Telegraph Cnble-Cessn-
tion OF Dispatches from it-specuin.
tions as 10 the Cause Of the sfoppngc,
whether n ToinI Break or the ChnGng
Of the Wire-Sub.marine Geography
md Stormy Wcnther-Is tho Grent
Eastern Returning and Hauling up
her CabIef-Thc State OF Things ne.
cording TO the Best Conicciurcs-The
Russian Caitlc-Pingue in England and
its Ravages-Abd-eI.Knd md the
Queen Of the Sandwich Islands-A scnrc
abouf POisOning-Items.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
LONDON, August 5. 1866.

LONDON, August 5. 1865.
With the season at its fag-end, the elections
talked out and three days Of such persistent rain that
it looked like the simultaneous breakingup of the
beautiful Summer weather of which impression We
are, however, now happily undeceiyed), the week has
been Of the dules; though not bad that London
Of about hundred years ago Of which the
cous Horace Walpoe wrote that 1t was dead that
people didn't even de'-inyolying ] should say, u
dismal prospect for the undertakers With the fashion
able part OF this metropolis social desert its blinds
down. its windows suffered to become arstocratcay
dirty and its late occupants their way TO the
try the seaside the continent Qn defiance Of the
weather. with nobody in town. TO speak Of but Add.
elKader and the exQueen Emma Of the Sandwich
Islands We yet find enough TO talk about. though per
haps-with one excepton-no topics Of irst-rate i'm.
portanee. The exception is, OF course the Atlantic
telegraph cable
hope with all my heart that before the arrival OF
this letter at the werememhcred Of Spruce and
Nassau.sts the appearance Of copy Of THE TRIBUNE.
with half colume of titles announcing the successful
attachment Of your end Of the great cable 10 the
half Of the world will have s;utfed thel half Of this
epise-and this in spite Of its inevitable heavy dis.
count upon the future labors Of such ms mysef-but 1t
doesn't look like il at present II seems indeed as II
Cable No g with all its wonderful appliances precau.
cautions and resources its careful construction. and
as hoped perfection Of arrangement. were TO
prove as uckcss as Cable No. ]. Up TO this date
no intelligence has been received Of or by the
Great Eastern since noon on Wednesday. the
second Of this month and the tests applied yesterday
afternoon universally interpreted to either
dead earth (Which means snapped cable). total
loss of insulation. mo change since This morning"
tclegraphs Valentia-Time, yesterday, ?. III. At
first everybody hoped that this would prove temporary
stoppage to be remeded as easily the other had
been--but We think differently. Then the great
ship in 81 degrees north latitude and 80 degrees
west longitude-yery nearly twothirds ofthc way to
Newfonndlandin the deepest water of the whole pas
sage 400 fathoms little q miles with asoit
oozy bottom of mud. on which to lay the rope. What
she is about now, who knows The most sanguine
hone retracing her voyage. fishing up her damaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
Nothing from the Grent Eastern.

AsrY BAY. August 1913 p. IN.
There is no news from the Great Eastern.
Weather clear. Wind east.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-17
Bradley's Best Hoop Skirts,


t-1 resrectfli'y solicit our friends a
the city and1conntrv To exsmine 1onr' new
Stock, No CHARGE FOR SHOWING
GOODS We trrat eur attertiep. hant.
some goods and low prices will merit their
approval. al 70 u. ''afa .s sfsinzs
nsv5l z AMES.WILEY.
A''vtas i5ra. Nv q, ieexs"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-17

A Clergyman, while D,siding in south
America As a missionary, discovered a safe
aud simple remedy for the cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of tho
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought On by bnnsful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble, remedy:
Prompted by desire to ben eft the afflicted
and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any ono who needs IT.
Free OF Charge. e:t~.t .as..r- -sras'! .na
Please inclose stamped envelope address,
ed to yourself. address
r.. JOSEPH T. INMAN.
-.-> ... .-..a. STATION D, B, BILE HOUSE.
Nsy York Csty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-17
'CHANGEFUL JOE.

A lively youth ones did know,
The ladies called himt' changeful Joe =
Asfrolicsome as any kitten, = 49,, 80 :
By cupidts.. shaft he Oft, was smistsn;
And yet he held the wound s.slixht ..a
As ifa mere ,nosluito'a bite. =
One day for Ellen he was signing,
Ike next, for Kitty he was dying;
And when you tho's him almost flashed,
His flames were uddenfy diminished.
. And 80 his love was daily turning, .-8
Now like glass house furnace burning,
And now ltseemsd to each spectator p
His breast was = refrigerator, N ,.r. q.
What rsmedy can we discover .... ....
TO cure the fault Of such lover p e.
No girl who acts by my advice
Will have such .beai,x at any price;
However cheap they may appear,
Iu on, respect yonll hnd them dear
Like certsin garments. basely mads,
BY tyro's of he stitching trade
But beaux worth having, must stick fk,t,
Like Abrm Koha Is Clothing, msdsts isa!.
Having just received a large stock y
prisE and summer goods, consisting OF
Ready Made Clothing,
OF every s....,ra.a fer k... SUD s.y'. w>u. Al. 4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-17

Never tail to satisfy those who give tssln .
thorough trial andwherovor introduced 'ars
rapidly snprceding al, others
They use tlro threads with ~ sire GIT nee
die and shuttle making the Lotk Stitct,
which is Ike on both sides, and Tor economy
d,srnL;'r's. e!asi.eiiy aud beauty, is the cniy
st'tch srortny oFuss. They are prepele by
Cams which produce better timed motion.
for sewing than can possibly be obtained BY
crank, or Inks. They work like a thing Of
life" the needle throwing out its loop, and
then standing still until the shuttle passes
through, when both draw upon the threads
together making the stitch tight and strong.
They are capable Of running at very high
speed being smoothly finished, and making
fire stitches to every revolution of the balance
wheel, a speed unequallea by any othefshus-
tie machine in use.
For these reasons the "iYsed'' is acknowl !.
ekged, wherever known, to be THE Best
SEWING MACHINE MADE, and is unequal!ed in
its simplicity Of construction, Power, DURA-
BlIlrY, EASE or MANAGEMENT, and the great
beauty and certainty OF its operation. IL