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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02
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, 1865-08-12

tIon. They have I'D from the oppression of
the Old World to the embrace Of the New;
and the welcome Of their tosttr-rnother has
bst n repaid by more than q filial affection.
Why, sirs, the Irish have been the making of
AneEica;. They are the broad foun' alton
NJ On Which, in conscious security, she re-
poses. Where would be your public I'm
psovemepta without their ass!stance ! Rau-
roads ard caEa afe, bul: dfDgs and mines. tele-
graphs, bridges, aquc1ucis aud tunnels are
alike indebted to them for their existence.
II Is true that we are usually poor : but
since when Was poverty a crimes In the
co.tage Of the hnubless 1aborer shines uu.
dlmm. the qualities which have alwuys b.sn
the beast OF bis c2npatriots. Generosity,
and Truth, and Hospitality stfll sutyiye, Wlsh
all the legendary virtues which are Ireland's
inheritance to her children. It is said that
We arc thrth}tes and wastef l: but even the
Gcod Book bids ue to take no thought for
the morrow. Sufficient INTO the DAY Is the
! evil thereotn You Bay We are intemperate ;
itis merely The effect Of the genial and kind.
lynature Of our rsee. You say we arc guar
lelscme IT arises from the exiabe rant cous-
are and quick -sepse Of honor of cur nation.
Even the fasliIgs Of an Itishman lean to VIZ
tues SIDE and, for my OWL part, I prefer hia
Esaknesses to the best qualities Of many
0'an Then, sirs, lcok. 1t lid great msn, vo
have developer! Shields ana W Bater. sra' and
B oderlek; Mulligan. .Keatuey, Rosecrans
aud She1ionn; Andrew Jackson, Johnsop,
Scott, Sherman and Mcclellan are the names
OF which any people might BIZ prond to boast.
True. bT an accident Of birth, some Of, these
may baye failed to zee the light first IN the
Green Isle: but every mothef'a son Of them
has q. .tIue I jsh heart In h.s bosom.
!: You gentlemen Of the Republican party
scmetimes conplain becauec We ase accus.
tomcd to vote the stralght Democratic ticket.
We vote, slrs, as our principles dictate, aud
allow no sszagglers fIom our ranks. You
cannot but admire, even in your opponents,
the courage and discipline which m matutaln
au unbToken front In the midst Of adverse
cItcums 'ancts. Heome Of our leaders prove
rec1eant and coHa1dly,, 50 much the more
honor to the prlvates who continue to stand
steadily, shoulder to rhonldet.
As for the neQrot we do not believe that
nature ever made hlm the equal Of an Irish,
man, and We do, not intend to have him fly
into the face Of providence, ...0
Respectfully. yours.
... =, euAAEL MCGUIRE.
, 1865-08-12
Negro Courts in mtasts.tppi.

The schools among the freedmen OF the
South Gre Often reported as an index Of their
fap:d improvement. But there Is one school
in tits dsst1ict-the school Of justice-to
which, as far as know, the attention OF the
North has never yet been called. II Ia 3
sctool Of ednca ticn in the practical admins
t1alion, md In the value Of government. No
part Of the fieedman's edhcat1ou Is OF greater
consequence than this.
At Davis Bend, during the past winter,
Col, Samuel Thomas, then Provost Marshal
General Of Freedmen, aud; now Assistant
Commissioner Of the Ftccdmen's Bureau Of
the State Of Mississippi, instituted among
theiz capabilities for: selcgoyernment,
system Of courts. With three
Judges and sheriff., chosen from the
1ve Plantations occupied By negro lessees
who thoud have cognizance Of all ordinary
cases Of difficulty among, the freedmen, and
courts IRE held ,everY Saturday With 1esu-
lar!ty. To guard ngalnst abuses the decision
Of all csses is subject to the: review and M
p1oyal or modification Of the Commander Of
ihe post, and 1t Is O remarkable fact that,
while the findings OF these courts meets the
popular approval, generally, yet thsir uni-
form feyer.y q sentence requires the inter-
Judgment OF the courts. =.
These courts have been in successful OPERA
ton for SIX months, relieving the docket Of
the Superintendent, giving gteat satisfaction
to the people always. excepting the csimi:
nals) who feel that they are honored by the
confidence reposed In them, ,and furnlshing
th.m most important element Of educa@
on In what concerns them most as members
! cf society and subjects Of government.
| The elections also furnish to the whole
people an excellent school for the exercise Of
| the highest franchises Of Frer7nsBi They ara
thus made familiar with the necessity ofgov-
| eminent, with tie ra'ure and the netd Of
Inv, the wisdom ard the bsnavoleuce Of pen.
| altits, and With the projection which gov-
c,umeut ts designed to secure, and the con-
sequent necessity OF Its matntcnance. In
| short, they have TINS: the important lesson Of
sslf1e1inncc, Of the duties md responsible
| ttrs OF citizenship, nnd 80 q thoughtfu! man
ness which will he Invaluable to them, and
thus also will the country Likewise ba taught
ayaluaGlo practical lesson on the question oi
conferring tho elective franchise On tho
1 hitherto proecribed race.
The wisdom and sagacity Of this arrange.
mtnt has already conferred a great benefit or
ttfs people, not Of Mississippi only, but also
Of the wkofo country. This case is q repte
sentative fact. As they bear their chief re.
sponsibIitlea Of selfgovernmsut well, 60
they demonstrate their capablllty Of bearing
all responsibilities Of government well.
, 1865-08-12

AFTERNOON. TELEGRAPH
The Naval Battle In South America
DcIeAt OF tho PaEaEuay Fleet.


NEw ToaK, August 1.-THE following
account of the naval engagement botwesn Il
the fetts OF Brazil and Paraguay, on the
river Pa1acn, June 11th, Is given In the Jour
. 1t t tieh9 O'Clock In the morning, the Para.
guayan yssselA wsrs esen to descend the
river, and about nine o'clock they were within
furlons FIRE. 4 Braz1lian account, the only
one which has reached us, admits that the
Paraguay ars fought With the utmost bravery,
and the result WAS fer sometime doubtful,
until the B.azil1an Amazonas, bs1nE convert
ed into ram, mado terrible havoc among
the enemy's fleet, sinking three steamers,
the Paraguay. sal.o and Jegnby, and one
and i've batteries To surrender The remain
fDg tou. steamers. which were likewise con-
eiterAbly damaged, then retired. The battle
lasted untn eight o'clock In the evening.
The ParaguayanG, who supported the fire
Of their fleet By 8 lsnd battery Of thirty guns,
arr reported to have lost ! 500 men OF their
aqnsdlou and 6oo Of the land battery. The
killed, wounded and missing.
Nothing could exceed the feroclous va1or
Of the PaIzxuayans. They all seemed deter
mined to conquer or de- Among the wound
ed ptlsonc1s Who fell into the hands Of the
Brazilfans vas Roblc, commander Of the Sal
thcr to the commaDdiaE Gsnetal OF the Par
nRusyan army In CoFIentes. His wounds
were tenderly dreEs:d by the Command
Chief Of the Brazilian fleet, Barsasa, but Ro-
blt, With his teeth tore OF the bandases
trom hls wounds, pruferring ceath to cap-
ttytty. Most Of the commanders Of the Par
sgnsJfn 1etss1s arc au,o1s 'hs dead. ThetE
immense amount If war material fell into the
baEde CT tha Ffctcts.
, 1865-08-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FR1DAT EvEstNo, August H. 2soas
The money usfket continues comfortably close,
but not by any means stringent. Atprcsent the
bAtsnse Of tzsde Is sGalnst the Wes. aud our
barke1e are acting cautlonaly; bat geod paper Is
acceptable at nearly all the banks Il 10 per cent
per arrum. On the street Eceopl and third rats
paper IL discounted at 1Btt pc, cent per month.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange La wholly In
adequate to meet the supply, and the market re-
mains very nrm At par bu*ng and 1-1o prem. sell.
lrg. Tho bakers ots<ed 6oc prem. for rouna
}Ott.
The Praduce markets. to-day were moderately
actiye ard arm. s1our WIS steady. Wheat rpled
11@ec higher. Corn advanced q02lc 2 hnshel.
o.ts we're dpl and unsettled. Rye advanced 1c
U puAhel Barley was unsettled-hnyers and
sellers setnk apart In thcir views, Hlehwiues
were. 4zmer. Pork vas dull md dropping
Frtisats dull. !.
The h1eak in the Illinois and MlehIgin Canal at
joliet eauked By the storn On Wednesday, Will
tad to limit the eupply Of Corn in the market for
aweek atleast. This has strengthened the mr.
ket today. It IL the most serious break that hiss
occurred On tho Canal for many years.
The gold bulls" arc having hRkd hme OF II,
TO daT tie market opened In New York at I'LL,
declnsd to 14as, and cloled at lii. The follow
ing are the quotations telegraphed to James Boyd
, 1865-08-12
The Situation In South AmeffcHs
lFtrom the Boston Poat-1

The state Of the quarrel In South America
iii, Uruguay, and the Argentine Republic on
TIC more 1ts5sg sys7ag ae hen 4 bat Sny
tic was fought On the 25th Of May between
the alliea and the ParssuaEaus, tn tho couree
Of which Gen. Pawnero captured the city, ot
Corrientes, The capital Of the Provtnce o. that
name. The plaee was taken At The point agt Of
the tayonet, the fighting being eeyere. bnt
nication ~ vas a. established between corrientes
and H. PaFsguayan Capital enforcement m snd
the eapto1s weze obliged to rel1aulsh the1s as1s
conquest. The ordinary casualties O. Ia 6attee y
Buenoa Ayres. in the numbers q dead ara
xe9nd! tbat were brought nsdsa easE from 6Sases tas
now to place himself at the head Of nla
which he Pntaas e tefse s a GIFTS. P
vince Of Corrienree, aud one directed against
The Brazilian Province Of Rio GEsnde;; The
Ptesldeut Of Buenos Ayres, on the side OF
the allies, was likewise about 70 take the
field, at the head Of the forces. At lastad-
, 1865-08-12

perly managed, an interest on s3o,o00 Per
mile, but can hardly be expected to do It On
twice that amount.
The change Of route WAS inaugurated T.tA
8 pamphlet from Mr.. Seymour, Consulting
Erglntcr, showing that the company and
the Government will be ereatly benefited by
adding zine miles In length to fourteen, IN
reducing some Of the intermediate grades,
but leaving the heaviest grades each side Of
this charge, keeping ont Of sight the fact
that IT will cost The government S144, 900
more in bonds and $500 aces of land. and
the company &450, 600 in money or Its secnrl-
ties at discount.
The wiiter 6f the pamphlet supposes Ger
tain things that do not exist, aud asks the
opinions Of prominent railroad men Oh his
supposluons. He increases his line that
great distance, without doing away with his
maximum grades either side Of the change,
although reducing eredes On portions Of tho
intermediate space. .s,.
With regard to the change. I can only say
that it must inevitably ruin the cities Of
Council Bluffs and Omaha, and build mp
! points further down the river. Perhaps The
| contractor is TO realize the. balance Of his
profits In town sites. =, -; ;
, / think the Company should be. required to
build their road from The starting point fixed
|. BY President Lincoln. at their request, and
On the route that they selected and located,
and heapproved; as the 1awrequlres, regard
less of the change Of interest In the Iowa
roads, that leading. officers of.,the- company
may have made, II the location IS
foot-hall.. to be changed at the In.
stance Of every speculator, as the
stocks he happens 10 purchase may need,
the putting Of the Pacific road connection, or
ZONE great contractor who may desite to CON
plete his obligations at less than the agreed
cost to himself, or require; town silea and
town lots to satisfy him, tlen indeed would
the country be benefited by the repeal Of the
whole bill, and having the work done BY
Government itself as a. military and
ee1f protective. measure. 1tfurnishes under
tho present arrangement lands amounting
to {, 400 aercs per mile, its OWE bonds for
sl6, 600 per mile. aud makes them subject
subsequent to the s16. 600 mortgage per muc
that tie Company are authorized to put on
the road. thus practically furnishing S32 600
bes.de the land. Why then mny not the gov
eminent build and own the road itself:
There H integrity enough in the Govern
ment to- do 1t, and an strengthened In my
conviction BY The position Of Stcretr7y Har-
Ian, who requires the Kansas branch to build
the.road in accordance With the law.
Ny principal object In this paper is to show
you that II The road could be built so that 1t
would cost the company no, more than It
dees Mr.. Hoxie, with the e. 0o0, 900 Of capt
tai paid up honestly In cash to start with,
that the securities would caHy It at least to
, 1865-08-12
The Chicago Times and the freshmen.
cmcAoo, Angnst II. 1sD.

tdHor9 t1]CaEo 1Fleuut'
In common with the rest Of my fellow ciu-
gems, I read with scorn and indignation the
insiduous attack Of the Chicago Times upon
the members Of our nationality in this city.
Since you, gentlemen, declined to publish my
iormer letter On this subject, because OF the
personalities which 1t contained, I shal In
this communication observe the strfctcst
courtesy, even to those who can neither ap-
preciatc nor deserve 1t. The editor has
sought to escape the consequences Of his in-
discretion by throwing the blame on subor-
dirate, and thus occupies the disgfaeeful po.
sition Of having uttered grataltous insult
without possessing the courage to stand by
it. A A:man]y opponent I can respect but
hare no words to express ny contempt for q
Janusfaced newspaper which comes TO me
with soft words In one hand and knife IN the
other. The old fablc of the wolf in sheep's
clothing has it's Illustrations to7day. The
wool to be :sure is usually made up into re-
spectacle broad cloth and, thus attIred, the
wolf has no difficulty in making his way IN
10 decent society. Meanwhile the honest
sons Of toll represent tho sheep, who have
been feeced for the purpose Of furnishing ap-
rarel to their crafty enemy.
In spite oftha contrmely and ridlcu1e which
have been heaped upon them, / assert that
constitute to-day the fower Of her popula-
, 1865-08-12

aInusty fu1ds, and foundations for the edu-
cation Of Eoldie1t' orphans, can nowhere else
be 50 we'll located as In connection with gen
e.sl educational enterprises already Ia e1-
i.tcnec. or sta1tld On ! general plan. We
efye Il Is our prediction, aud many will a.
cent 1t whoss Judgment Hike onr own Hrcs.
ties with their fympathy, that schools or col.
1egcs separately and specially founded for the
EDUCATION OF this class Of bcneaciaries will
dwiudlc and fall before their mission is hall
accomplished. Will 1t not be better to con.
slider carefully what channels OF education
already exist or may be called into existence
especially In the West, which may them.
selves be Strengthened hy the adjunct Of en-
dowment expressly secured for this object,
and yet blending It's strength With the other
aids the Institution Of learning must have TO
be successful OF Of value to community.
And we are not sure that the principle may
be extended With equal profit 70 institutions
of charitable ORDER. ~ there a:e Orphan
a.,as.~4 a1rraoy In existence and well
located, with orgn nlzation already system-
attzed !; far better TO strengthen these with
the accession Of funds, carefully indeed eet
apart for the benefit Of soldier8' orphans
in tuch institutions, than to, insist that new
Institutions from corner stone to roof shall
be erected for purpose identical with that
already in operation. We think ne discover
tendency to diffnscness and scattering,
which WILL only be productive Of waste In all
instances, and total failure In not few.
Ttc:c are quite too many crafts bui1ding for
the ruute that Is to be run, and the funds
VIII be used up In the ship.yard that should
be the stay Of the whole voyage We beg
that orr friends who are busy with subscrip-
ton papers will duly consider this. and as far
as possible secure plainly and obviously
practical character to their generous under
takings. The best Of intentions and the.
ho1iest of sympathIes arc not complete atone
ment for mistake committed that results
only In squandcrlng and failure, For thoa.
who are quietly ut work putting In the.s
sick}es tos pirate greed In harvest 80 sacred
We have nm Fnrd4 tn mt at 4fsa firm
, 1865-08-12

n1rdGs in nccordGnef t5Aa resss1tEihs p19sed ~
'Eadt9e, l7d ort % faoTts< bT H. tA1l5 esssssed
, 1865-08-12
M A RI N E LIST.
T: -, PoRr or CH1CAco,


ARRIVED. .Auzast L.
F5op op aesasay ks5assa. Gsaad T..7erse, m
,a1aotF;;...,,.... ,a1aotF;; ,..,.,.n ,,,,.u..
P1sp sp u +. Wsds. soidstaifn sssoia. saacsiss.
Psop 3 Atol, BSyd. Aontfe15; @ .HndsTsd 4, ,..,
SatqIs snVsss1e9 aana sse4 sees s e'sa' "0'a
BarQue American VRsun, Wosytn. Buffalo. 31 n luEl-
g.sass ss1 sesss,!s: t;sa as9s:s s ,ss. se
bsI$ss r.ss: Si5ssss fssbHss Is .u
uEr
Barqoo Chis.aa g. bosId q Trade Beat, Gsand Ira
sehr col Ellsworth, Duae'niou. Buffalo. aeot,ns
schr ?. r. Aa1t.n 6anlsAn. Ez Eapids. - n ,aus-
gehr Ei B..ss, pA,,.rn, cleveland: 20 ton. coal.
scht Bslle La..ea. Aaaltawoe. ID n ihiaxes-
iaia. 'eA - -''
schr Mary Nan, aaodtsson. 6ssen Bsy. 1as N inn
schs P:osress, Elliott. GRIND Haven: Is N In nn.rt
IL g. A"'"n' "seS''' u AaA 'n''''''''"
ychr Albany peteyvon Grand Hsvna IS I, 1uuber
sehr Dsy sp,,ns, Jscsion. @ 81. josspS IS csas Wos
IL fs sst!s = sss I 8 : sS
sehz live ss o.f. s,aon, Pentvas.r. ia n lnmonr.
ssbr mary, Liss.n !, Nu,T ron, "a d iuEo.r. n
ssh5 ILL., aa.s aon = ~ lasSsz
81 Sssi 8 = @
se e*r: seo''s' u4a'*'''a' Aa'kes0o' l'' N 1u'a-
snl senT ,ne Ii BEE u.s. nusSeaao o ~
Sfn1 Beloi,, Powers Maikeson, i'd n ia,noeF,
ERE ERE sH H1epsra b. se Muss.s lo9 q iamo
r ,,.,..
, 1865-08-12

balance boards 1t SIS %. BY Truesdsn: ea7xo seas
PetrrA, iruR Kalauszoo. 50 d. from R4pld h'Esr
fo. at NJ @. By c. Deuiug: cara scar LsThas nom
Mu.k. 1o1. uo u, ON No. tlots, veil euts Ntp'.
1t II o. nJ Ttu sdel; ca1Ro sehe Pendleton' uo0s
Pentusr<r. Is NJ timber, osts snd COMMON oosfd'. ~
Sle..o. ~ Hsst / Maxwell; ts-3p Reh1 AlnA. Eaaa
Mu*kszon. As "a x<ns,sAwsd Esttaa aad hoA5d.. u
tt1co, ~ Bsev,tcs; cargo seh. Mary Nan. hol Fofs
Howud, 1ao N, " each tssips, boards nd 1otss, st
River % rated common. at ~ 50: cargo scas or.
restsr. do, 20 do =. st.. and cargo Rcar Progress
70 N car. sl6 % for common snd IS 20 Tor calls
SHE aLIS-Et cel1rd. 7nt1 m; shipped. 81 N
saved 1oca Pant s,ter. per schr Kt:J D,as, n
80 N do 1t *47o; Is n 4 lnHTed, from AspitoNoeA
per seh1 Ralle, At ske1: - n No It = IS: 40
saved. HOE Green Bay. per "1eusug ri 81 %; 16s
and stss shared 1t Is; = u,So.1 sawed >. $40.
/ He auota Yard nrttes Il $ollQAA:
, 1865-08-12

eE The Monitors. round dozen OF more
Of them, mustered cut Of active service, liz
drawn up in line ut the Philadelphia nayy
yasd. The family Will be held in grateful re,
membranee for the services Of q few Of them,
including the first gallant conqueror Of the
Me1rimac. May they have no worse enemy
to contend withagain In this generation thar
tie seton Of the SEA On thoir bulls. They
have earned rest, to the purchase Of which
they have In no small eAarc contributed.
, 1865-08-12

/, In demsnd and tsu, d. $1,7o@1.sa, cut Ii lin
lied supply restricts ra1saetons.
L.ke r1etchta were dali At yeatezday te.lsn>.
With oily Two engagements reported, both 1t Sc
for Corn TO Buffalo. -.
to,day: -.
Recc,pts-Whest. 5000 hu; c"su, $500 ID.
Whe4t dun. dtoo5tnR, S1,3l.; Corn active; Soc !;
Oar outlet. buyers and teletE apart, at So lE5ic.
Etl.ghts. 14ic Wheat to NeW YnIE.
Flour, 1cc lower Tht,t. s. lover: :utn, 1c
fcttef; Oats STEADY. Pork drm Al x3al$5. L1sd
arm. siae. Whisky steady. God 141f-
lA1Ea-Flonf heavy 1t IL. aGE7W Waea. ac'
tive, IL 1901 IS; Corn quiet, Ht41Jle. fsER
drmtr at fSs 20. Whisky que, $s.1s. iolos 2a1'
LATER. p"
There was not very nuE1erpus Attendance ISL
ziRht, n the Board OF Trade Evening Exehrngs.
snd the markets were very du /. There seemed hnt
litlle asrost Ion, on the p,r OF holders Of wheat
to sen, and no cne seemed anxious to pusch sse
Hence. the aggregate sales wore limited TO 10 0oQ
bushels, At 17TG1a73 for regular, closing rathes
weak At the former 6g1sr.
During the afternoon the mark.t ruled stesdy,
vibrating between 1a711a5. It
-Dfzpstches rum New York reported the open.
1ng and cloE1ug price Of cold at 81. ALI: 49,
/, The aa'es 10 night were ~ follows: ::
l. AALEs At BoAHD or TRADE ETNIS0 EXCHANGE.
, 1865-08-12
ices, the Brazilian army numbered 5000,

vices, the Brazilian army numbered 5000,
and the allies were concentrating At Coucor.
tia, making the entise army soma 5000
ssrorg. The President Of Bueros Ayres. Gen.
alitre. wcuid arrive ct that point shortly and
ossume command. The Platte River contin-
ues to be bloekaded at Its three mouths by
the Brazilian Squadron. The three powers
lave recently {June 14th1 entered Into @ =
tItaty ot alliauce. offensive and defensive.
II aims for 6 900 troops were d3ily expected
b; the Argentine Government to be furnished
:by BAIL. The fight promises to be q lively,
ttoueh. Of necessity. 4 short one.
, 1865-08-12
Commlssary Awards at Louisville Oh the

CommIssary Award. at Louisville on the
Sth,
HTKA |LpEz ACCKprED,
VIM. Hrubb. tcG brls, at - 10
f. 4. Miller. ! ,oe1 bFiz. II ~. %
II. .Fe1Ku. on L eon. 5 ooo bril-. It 41Co.
+. MalMet 4 Co.. 3,rCp nt1s, II 1873.
Fettitt & Smith. 10000 M. At 311.
RIO C3HRxk ,AGCEPTKp..
u. 3. Benedict Bcn. % oeo Ms q: - S.
nIowH eU8AK AcC1FTxp.
Ttrry Smith lQ.C0e ~. atl42s,
A. H. Anertws 4 Co. l1H 0po rs. at a. So
T. Il BlERs Co, 5000 o. n 1i3I.
- The pa ties. in whose favor the Aws'ds were, We.e
ps1u by CT. CERTIFICATES OF lrdtRteda Yh.cn
are about rcf Gems discount
Tue following awards .Etrc msd6 on the 1st Inst:
Stout Preston, 10 900 nj Sugar, lsA1 enrtidrat.s
t'ioscn, Earl Co., 10 Gco ~ sugar, u Il tfk,
AhcAtes. "
Eme1yt Sort. 20boe y = Candies. It q 10 cath
n. Schautr o. l2 0c0 lhnales. 1t a, Is eaAh.
n Sch+1tr Il Co, t61 e9o ns sosp at l1c- cash
, 1865-08-12

tE Four Thousand soldiers Of the Union
hare been buried at Fortress Monroe slncs
the WIT opened. It is proposed to mark this
city Of the dead with On appropriate monu.
ment, and for this purpose commission Of
which Snrgon Mcclellan Is Chairman appeal
4or contributions from all who have been 1a-
tients at the Fortress, and all whose relatives
arc there Inferred. The sum Of $1,000 is
required for The object in view. =:
, 1865-08-12
Stect and Craig's a1arhct Report


Ih* weather h4R teen mostly wet dut1nx the week,
but not to snch extent to do sny 4Ke to tho
Etowing cropr, which still continuet to be wei 70:
ueIt cf 1mpGltk sre large OF VII 1ar and -four. and
fuzzy 'Gu Il to the demand. since thts da5 week ths
aseam. nipa Unlteo Kingdom. Eoseaeath, aad selin..
fAFo arrived frt m htEtreal, and tbs Ateannshp H.
btfr tar from New York. During the week our Il Ada
has teen sulet With only mo 'et5ke 1essu dsuaud
To3ay'a market waa thin > t'ended. Wheat u ct
OFT ltniied dam ,nd It soant lat Wednesday >
currency. Its. Cd being asked tor Ml1wAu1ee- and
1s*. 3D. to 19s 3D. tor choice G.irka ct shtp. our
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tAirable In retail. :.
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AMI ano's.1 ns tn kie*t measure nominal Ch-sse
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"a nr1t ust1ss and IS, to s9s for faetory Butter
.tht suppfy Hnd pf!ce kerfs high 1l1 Canadian 9o3
to 1tes, ~ In quality. 6rxK1 d CRAIG.