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CHAr1AEoooA- TEEN July I. l-15.
I viii ae1 II Pubic Aucnon On WkDNH9l
Ju1y l9tb. 1t 10 A. II Cat 10 Depot IN Cna nariA.t
Tenn about 500 bead OF ConasM NJ d, Beei
Tia IN fot2 to Hu1t pptrhAssr.. Iezna cl1h.
By uEthf Of Cal J. C. HAD, Cnia{ c a Nj
Dlvl1tnn OF Sha Ien1ca1e9
tyl2ds%8e C. .. GARFIELD. Can't and C.
, 1865-07-15
suPsCRIPTfuN AakNOx 7-3v LOAN

ANKHVK 5-3V K4UAMs
Hnus1u QAi1n1AE HANxo ~ CH1QAso.
This Rsok viii receive f1fsc.4rt,ora 70 tbs new 70
4c1fttion 70 tha 13&a OF juiy
These rote1 ato iN1ed IN denominations Of 80, ElN,
$50. H. 600 and 1.o0s btaz losersza ii th3 rst q
tse option Of tie Goye1uueu{ ~ oett u Eo4d Rrd
r. paysh!e toMa yeas1 ron lskn q Jut1. - q nay
into per cent bzo rod he1<i1x ponds,
We tsoeeep On hand fnn stook Of II dsaomins. =
saaco to Bankess and AENu hee ofeIpstN caszxaa On
tho te47ns allowed By jar Cookn.
j A. KLD, FfeAa@S.
KUN1D L TNEHAN Csshier.
, 1865-07-15

NEW YoRK, July 14,-Returns to the office
ofInterua1 Revenue show that nine aud half
millions OF dollars have been received IN that
Bureau eince July 1st. Previous to that date
the expenses Of collection were deducted aud
the net amounts returned. Now the total
collections hare to be returned, and the IN
crease is therefore more apparent than real,
although the net receipts arc substantially
enlarged.
Interior Department for putting into speedy
operation the necessary ma :hlnery for the
disposal Of public lands In the late lnz1s-
gent States, applications and inquiry upon
the Department Registers. and receivers have
already betn designated for this work Ia Ark
apsas, and 81 soon a. this cau be done for the
other Stahs, these officers Will be ordered to
repair iume edla1ely to their potts, and open
offices for thu sAle Of lands ut such central
points Is Will best meet the general coz
ytr{eNce
, 1865-07-15

NHw YoRE, July 14-One OF the H.ralTs
correspondents, who has lately been through
Northern Alabama, states that that region Is
almost one continuous field OF cotton. The
planters have given their attention to the
business again this year almost as much -
n antirebelion times, and th. growing crop
!ooks FerY dne. The negroes are working
fer their former masters for wages, and the
new labor system appears to progress very
, 1865-07-15
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH


WAsu1Soros. July 14.-Thc Government
has sent IN officer to Andersonville, Ga, 10
make special Investigation into the brutal
ano inhuman treatment Of Uoion prisoners
during the war, with rieW Of bringing to
trial before military commission, the rebels
who had charge Of our soldiers when the bar
harons treatment was .pEset!ced. Some OF
the guilty parties are already in the custody
Of the Government.
George L. Benedict, editor Of the Cleve.
land Herald. has been commissioned Post.
master Of that city, sacs Mr. Crowles, the
present Incumbent, the editor Of the Ltader.
The question Of Pardonsng Col. Lee; Of
Philadelphia. has finally been referred to the
District Attorney who prosecuted to
conviction. Mrs. Lee left here Ia hag
for home, without being able tdf I'm
unconditional pardon. 4ttorp'H aal
S1ecd is known to have nsed hist: Ito
lave the President reconsider his fer-
n,ination to remit the penalty oH:. --.son-
m Mt.
Contrary to the expectation Of nearly ,all
flmiltar with his past career, Mr.. Cowatdin,
editor and publisher Of the rebel Richmond
Dispatch, has been pardoned by the President.
, 1865-07-15

We can1ot undertake to give any part Of
the nass Of the Fourth Of JulE orations with
which we hkve been favored By half hun
drtd, mo.e or less. oratolical gentlemen,
each man eend!n9 his own grafton, With an
intimat!on that parts Of it might hs appro-
prla!e]y copied into our columns. They ara
all good-mAny Of them excellent; hat the
"day we celebrate'' has gone by, aud our
readers want nothing go much as 'he current
ncwr. Hence, our kind friends will under
Stand why their many &avors are declined.
, 1865-07-15

New foRK, July 14-The Htra!Fs
Richmond correspondent says the work Of
conffecatiug the property Of wealthy rebels
waa tnaugurated h Richmond on Monday
Inst, much to the CONSERVATION Of the people
Of that city, by tho seizure Of tho famous
tcdegat Iron works by Government agen. ..
Descriptions of = 1aFge amount Of other
property liable to be confscated, have been
taken. aud the tenants thereof have been No.
titled to pay no more rent TO the rebel pro-
rrfafnra -
, 1865-07-15

John Stewart, the mun arrested ut Fort
Ind, pendtnce for the double murder In Bus.
seg Woods, West Ro1ouEy, WAS removed yes
city 10 the jail at .Dedham. Before being
committed 10 jail he was arraigned before
Justce Worthington, Of that 10 r.: It Is not
expected that an examination will be had for
several days. Stewart expresses great conf
1ence that he can clear himself from the
charge. but others do not share in bis belief
Some lacts having an important bearing upon
the case, it has been thought best to keep In
reserve until the judicial investigation, and
II Stewart proves TO be guiltless, the case
will present = mos: singular combination Of
, 1865-07-15

Pha1adeiphtA Pravisisn Market-Jutv 1s.
II: mata e. tor -. Sp:odu:t E.a,rallr ts nr1sr
aue:a ~ s:Ses. a,ea q asss ia oafse.sd
md J1a ps 500 for plato Aot -1tra nj. ,ef Bsef
Inn, ~ ,ees n sos 9.,:sa :. - esh ~
h.uk, whlch 4 tesrcs AL s.hias u 1iaS. II iat
s. tar ts1sr o.gf:d; d;ho*a9 taItaer improve
ma ii. u es tootued to .Has N ii ,1Idsrs Il N
ss,saes o g. f9 ~ 40 ,.s,s1 ss. II
IsTd i ,D, VITA mcdrrsse 1s'ea :. bs!rc sui tisr-
G; .s ls1'5c. and fsss ss 9lasas NV generally
Is Wanted at1sAtsc to- Common t. primo pscf.a.
, 1865-07-15

HISTORY or THE PEACE: Beng History
Fntlhi : tFf,fn4 i1i& 1lHd izsrs, n

HISTORY or TIE PEACE: Beng I History Of
EDrlatd from 1916 fu 1854. with an srt1nrueItou
-1w -s1s ,.. to 1B1s y gAns1rr ~ 1MAaI1sEAg; :
Wlte 4 CO. Chicago: S. G.Gfie.:s & CO. Is.
The present two volumes embrace the his
torJ OF England, and collaterAly OF Europe,
during the drst quarter of the present csn-
tury, 1900 to 1696. Two additional volumes
are In courec Of publication, bringing the his
tory down to the close of the peace BIZ. the
Crimcan War- To write the history Of tho
political chauses aud reforms, the cirfl poll
c'cs, the trade, manufactures and arts Of Eu-
sls.d during half centu y Of peace. SO that
The Work shall be standard, is far more
difficult undertaking than to write the history
Of any period Of wars and battles. The ex-
citing materials furnished by the hitter at
tract thousand pens which tb. difficulties
CT writing history of q grclt nation
during peace, rcpel and discourage AIiss
Mar1sneau's work Is not only the standard,
but the only oDe which covers this field so
interesting to the student Of political econo.
my, and to the statesman who would under
stand the movements Of European politics
during the frst half Of the nineteenth cen.
tury. fta discussion Of free trade, of which
the learned author coufesses herself an
earnest advocate, though incidental and
historical Is fo1cib1e. Probably in scope,
compass and difficulty Of execution this
work stands at the head OF the results of
female authorship. Differing in kind from
Mrs. Stoves novels, or Mrs. BsoEning's
poetry, It must stand at least as high a. an
evidence OF wcman's geuious, in department.
supposed to belong exclusively to tbs sterner
, 1865-07-15

unfortunate circumstances. Every ctrcuu-
stance which 1t was believed would throw
the t!iehtest light upon the affais, has been
light and a.; to btins th.ir III iuvest,sssons ssasu
10 satisfactory Issue. The aggregate amount
offered for the apprehension Of the murderer
10 IS 500; the town Of West Roxnury having
edsrtd 81 900, the citizens Of thit town
1000, the city Of Boston 81 ,o)], and the
/. citizens OF Ward EteTea $500.-Boston Post,
TIN 49,"
, 1865-07-15
ACLRxH n10xAL sExs..

The Nee York Horld refers to the cases Of
the capture OF an Engllsamsn BY Captain
of bandits in Ca:sbria, Its'y, and the seszure
Of sn Eng,iah consul and mlssIonanes By the
Emperor Of Ethiopia, and cites the seizure Of
Areuel1cs the alaver, hy the Spanish author
tiles by permission of Secretary Seward as on
I pAr with those acts. The Ford is by. far
too gcnial and cha,itable IN this comparle n.
II has allow* Its kindly feelings toward the
stcrc,nsy Of State to Letray 1t 1nto au acs Of
signal Injustice to the Emperor Of Ethiopia
Ano tae Italian thief II sh -uld have pro-
9eoeo 10 sho~ that while AFEueIles Was
Cuban gentleman engaged in the legitimate
business OF fprtadipg christianity by placing
poor bt-'ghtea Africans In charea Of plous
masters, the King Of E,tfopIa had ;n.tlv
pun'shed one of those peck.sn,fIl,n ,n;sssa1.
asies Who are the contemn. ~
he Christian world. Finally, vou,a - -
not htve been quite in h.s'
monJ With tie fpi.tt Of tue Worlds comn,r,.
acn, to add that the noble berossm Of ona -
itsmost patriotic ders, q gentleman naned
Powell, alas Payne, had, ii the courso of a
powerful and pointed contest With thai
prominent ofender-the Secretary Of State
very nearly succeeded in retrieving tue dis.
grace which the American name hsd sustatn-
d IN the outrage On Arguelles elikht
, 1865-07-15
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.


F11pAT ET1gNa. July II, ls75.
LUMBER Recive3, 81 u shipped. lso1 N May-
let quiet With vtry light te:elpl. There wera oa1Y
ttrts ea;zoc, edtEed TO dAs, ca, Of Hhieh-O ;onso
tc1.:noc iafted-sc!d a 2!a01
tHtN4lAe- -Eeceiged, 1,s.s n shipped, 81 m,
4asaet I'm. With m sc1va demand. Thn Ieceipss
are very Light, AID th7a are has onyer1 Of Bswsd AZ
at$iisk
1AfH-Reteived, ST nj; shipped, ~ N. Market
tTu q. $'E92to.
We quote ard pfts.s Is follows:
, 1865-07-15
IMPURE STATE OFTNE Bloc
Ara promptly md thoroughly madicalea By
DR.. JAYNE'S ALTERATIYE
Read tho Evidence.

8CEoYuLA FOR AKTHY TIE,
II. c. F. uAIF0Rp, OF NJ PtaSaa, C.aro
Ohio, writes:
Tbs eon of Nr- Richard aAvysy ha be.a -
viii sc1o1ultcs A1Yzoylps IN sbou, ,ayen ms
ate ta7a4es ct saia z1eadful assease h1t b.en
nA NO ho1a nce III It tines oae estl.e sore,
see1sd % xtt vo1sa 4ad wn.se, although he haaat
Hees 'ne ea{e Ct the best 2hyslclAr1 IN .a!4 Ct,
y! taa esendJ. Lust October Mr. aAuyet ~, nj,
50 70 Eve 1A1SA's Arv1xAT1vxA : nial. ara In,
eosleu.eo o 70 70, but With little hopa tna: his
Hen1o % q teated by H. u ha hid tired msa.ca
irnumafsbie. without ia ,ltxh-castr,c, W,sn
ION hAd finished The os.s noule. IN I'm ,roTs7n
~as pertsptlhae, Aad thsrn bottles Effected vra..~
70 ID / ASssnacent eu:u Tha sorea have all ii,
r*assd. and no one, not lcarsIu cd sth saa cir,
atsEctk could suppose, upon,o kiux1rto she hes1t
nappy hce or Muster Sawyer, 1ass ha had eyrrS,,
s.ckncas Of an1 lind.
, 1865-07-15

> Call for 4 Nas2 Me rtiuw.
SYcAMOhE. ILL.,. ,In1y II /

Editors Chicago Tribune.
Aas not the time about arrived for holding a
Convention OF nsss meeting at Chicago, Of all
'hese ot their delegates, who s.e In favor OF re-
constructing the governments OF the 14ts rebe1
stetes on the basis Of at ths loyal dement's 10 be
found In them. to giro formal n!teranee in tho
ta1s Of the Government, The nstlor ard the
Worlt. Of the conTlctious OF the true and loyal
Northwest on that enhteeti and TO erJsta.tzc Into
organic te6nfnte. targible fo1m, tho VII AMI
wishes Of orr cttlzeEs on ths most yital Of all tbs
issuss row before tho American people1 Dofs
not tie Ta!ue and magnitude Of the interes,a II
etake demand some formal action on tue part OF
the people Does not the immtuence Of the crisis
call loudly for scms exprssston of the populsr
Will If the loyal masses Of the Norths Should the
people speik aows Hhat say tbs loyal pa'rlots Of
this great SorthHsstt Gsnuemeo Of the psese.
what say yous
Respectfully yours,
rAN
, 1865-07-15

Ie5e Lue n1zKet 9uF 7uIu q II oeEd ltf6ZdIAf 10
dsy. At tho Board Gold opened at 1A,,so!d down
to 1871, and closed At 14ai. Tn the st1aot opsne
at 142, advanced 10 1871, and closed At 1lt4,
8k&dy.
Government bonds are pseady, with An advanc.
Ing tendency. We quote Il follews:
BuyisE. Selling
q. t., 1881. -.-....10Tf 1n8
.. 8 q, t9h. .-....-....... ......1031 10s
U. y. q, 1e&s-......-.. W nj
sersuty+Thug Bonda are selling r1p1diy, with
dseaf ed tearcisJ Of the lower denontpsuons.
Preston, willard & Kean quota Goyernmea
securities ~ follows:
Buying. Selling.
q. 9. BIxeR. Of '6l.-.......... .16Ti 1O3
bat'g, ofd-.--..........1D5f 1861
:. feAs.......;,;.... o7t nj
?AFs tNt aEo "a sesies} VT p7r.
7na, l3d aettes) -...... -. par.
, 1865-07-15

TssEeetpts to- cay have been u,ods1ase. aud th9 &C
ilvltS which vs. noted yesterday continues, Aosto
them have been sold Of 1t the advanced ngurtr uoet
Jestcrdsy. Tha sdyftes tom ths East ara poke Il
voraba. snd tatfc Eore disposition rnAait s.ed Il
in.tst Ia good shipping E1ades, and baye,s x,e.l
encsd acme difficulty In applying THAR cut an
wsnu. The poor encou-agsmens d.ove1z have hst
tossnd thetr good Cattle lalo markell has op.rAte4
to keepths c1sss ofstee1s away. Hence ths ditent,
| IN Obtaining tbs fstded supply. Whether the ssne
Hye1y demand will exst 1axt weak or not uat.s,
tbs futu1s alone can reveal. Dusch~ra have nat "a
70 active to-day. ent thsir transactions have been III
srat \. about ihs same nzure as yes.s,ti.Y.
Th'se WAS tha tnxt nnmoer Of lotsres1 to be aup-
| pits and tho stock Wa aoout equally divided b.
tween them Tss day elo5ed with ne yaris yery
| nesry empty.
re quote ths uartst ~ active aud n,r. 1t th4
advance notad yeateEtay, a1d lbs dem fuuy equal
- sh4 rttetrts- The 4Mss vera ~ follow.
CATTLE SALES TODAY,
suzRxAx TAno4.
s6Gs.y k!d''sss sold oaa0a 70 held sves'sinz
.Aesns sold coattr II head. a,eras,ng os, 4. =, a,
Adamseeld Smith g head good nia7l. stsaass, ~.
asss:: g
c. sea osss.S 80 haaa zoed. stAta
tdsms aoia sai7si i hssa. sr.zasta. $50 ~. 1t
IA a1S.ssss +o!d Gibbons h-.A. .-asaztnk
Sisso.y 6 se!a h.aiia 10 esad aua ss:.s.. aSsr-
As:@s I'll Srsssn - h.sa fair Steers. averaging
lad Naus1ss % head averaging 1.1,s D.. at
cosley n.sE.dzs ,o,d sh.swooa 20 he,a Light
GfeGotT Co. solo pauae - hsAd god 3tssss. ay-
ttaGtnx 1a7 ns. At s3,s5.
x1cu.aAr sou1ux1r rA1ps.
Eth sod Irwin u h:Ad. ayeraRtns t.1oo ~, at.
averaging 906 rs, q. Is. %.
&C g ss r 9f9 sold ouals, u head Co W. avsrax
arMlty i T. ssid uuzh,, l7a.aa sts.rs saa Cow,
G.,a.ss @. az Eu:.:i q ne,a light s.es.a and
,man, Kno : 4 Go. ssd 6. 4. Alexander 81 had
tas eets. averazine tlto -. q: st9tn cas had.
stssrs, ayefAklng LILA n, NJ kd-1o-
yoR7 wArS1 YAxps.
Ehrp.ss ,o!d Ho.enthalss IS heaa good sses1s, s7e..
e,WSs,i: Ws,i:e,s M;i;e;. se,a N,:rs's Is hs d good
=! s. 7 Sid & Il tsa3.n ss 80 as.,. ,,o..s.
Aim, :s!a baase had sreet sss*r'. .vst.gsz
csnosy = 4 N.natean head common ssssr,. AZ.
Aess % "a Dab. Z as.a m .,.s averaging
1Jos0 hi, II ss.l2h.
[By Te!sgssphl
DRov1rs' UYtoS rAaos.
orrcn tnsd Aknn<h Ia head tatr anaal stesss e:c,,
aysEsztng 81 IT.. At 3s.oo
iEsS Em.i.on .o!e L Il heal ar.r.x
Ing st4 lbs At ~. H.
Hod+Tron tho reports made on 'Chans~, Va 1sh,n
compared viii the receipts aud .h!p Of 1sss.
have been Is fo:1ovs. Il should be bor=e In mind
that tbs receipts anl lhipmanM R1s really those Of
tne Gay rtScedinE:
, 1865-07-15

nj. LUDWIG RuCK. of EeN Hohte!a. Can
Coz Wiz. psite1, Dec >. 1sst:
1eonitdas It duty 70 e1prcss 10 you ny .r.,,4
for tha eusa which your AL11zArIyA and 1our =,
1TE PH1s have affected IN ny case- IA pctoaer,
htxo swo ling began II ny mouth. aed the moi.
o. tne Attending pain led mo 10 apply ss oura
pssae!ao- Eventually It broks and formed eyr b.
ous ~ nsKo II res; these became larger IL la,
nas1 Ater sona tina thsy formed one 1a.ze vo1
Hhieh discharged Eess ceAl ofrnz The pnyal
Then pronounced 1t . CA1c18ors uIcKx 8s.du,}
EsoV Worsefand wcne-,hs uyuia xas a,,sc.ed
ceAt1oJed-ant continued % spner ,ne meat \
pfin. lost my speech. and could st,saer "a,
drink. Tht treatment Ct ny doctor failed :, !,
NJ Complaint. md he told others ho aea,ei ta,,a
10 help for ne. While In th's tespea.a state, or
Jour A11snaca fer 1871 neli Into ny hand1, aaa1
.sadinx l. Ws1 ". to HJ JA11E ALT1a.rys
sAHA1IvZ PILLS. an thankful 10 ee anla IN =
I VA tpesdily benefited By tnete rse, xad at
kick sons thirty botu Of Alternative md Ii.
qualify Of P1lls, fouad nj pa.f - va,l ~ eyerI
IN my ffe. slnca xY recovery, have never Ia,
oppoF'u 'ur!sT Of mixing k-nra my opinion uf.
Hnettes, ard II any 4, i1cseuui4uA lot thtn a,
cane Or w.tte to ms. -
, 1865-07-15

"All ask" said old Mr.. Tu.veydrop, the
mcdel Of geouemsnly department, when the
marriage Of Ills son was about t. secn,c him
at least t.oseood servants instead Of one
All ask, Is the simple comforts OF q home:
my morning biscuit and coaee, q stroll OF
afternoon ride In the park, dinner OF simple
game, ducks or veniscn and wine, an even
iog 1t the Opera, and to be relieved Of tha
ca1es and vexAtions Of business, SO annoying
o cus whom nature has fitted for higher
sIhe1e. To you my dears ! resign ths en-
the attic, Exclusive control Of the prepa1n-
ticn Of cur hugal repast. sbso lute charge
Of my wardrobe and Of our dancing pupfls,
Atttnd faithfully to the business my dears
and you will ind that no delight equals tbs
ccuec!ousness Of daily fulfilling our duties.
God bless you.' Such In substance was the
auIable condtecens1on with which Mr. Tur-
TeJdrop extended his pa'erna1 blessing on
the young Turreydrop and Miss JeIyby.
Mr.. Turveydrp has removed TO the South !;
he resides on most Of the plantations. he has
4 numerous c1spring-but he always extends
his bleesfng IN the s1me form. All he wants
is the tesults Of labor without rendering its
equiTH:eut-tte comforts Of life without bo-
ing Peste1ed with thxt tar1aseing question of
wagef-the rule Of society without asking It's
corscnt-the 1ordship OF creation without
bo~ing to tie decree. "by the sweat Of thy
brow thalt thou earn bread!" And IL this
respectable. 1s 1t worthy Of tho bo1sted
nobility Of the white races 0, yes, 1t Is the
very "mcdel CT eentls manly department."
, 1865-07-15

There Is frl.k eer and f3r dry goa Is Of ii ktoi1
Ano pftses tend npvzfd. Soma a1ses oftup ,rted
and were scrambled t.r 1t that rata. Tt, atoc Il
vera mail and bu tn.ss u euls limited bE the xaas
and izt9e aud merchant e.sy and t1uutsT, teel a
0Eusutl DEGREE ofe ,ntd~nca la III tususe-
drm. With !, inward tendency: 3oD pieces ss16o.
s?ld = lsHe on asads 10 d., 3SI61 lie. on htnd
to b. m.de: 1sao al1s4. lie. to ~ u ads: 1000
60. A1A isHc % % msda; 500 10. 6iI3f, l9Ac. on
, 1865-07-15
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

rAu soses " 9r1sn crx noro .sads ca ban. NJ 4
!Efdge. n aecefoone9 1HA q rtssAtxon p11s<8 oN
zped&edl
FKpAT EyHM1xe, July IL 1885.
EREsGATS-LA11 F111aaTs In good den. md
snd nm, EnKtGsme1ts weEe: To eurYa1o -5chf @
CO. Court Fright s1cGSosts clrn ;: ske: schr piot
n1pa,TI al nrG2snss .lsa osts = e; 10 ~
fL0ER-Rtceyed. U.s. brIs; .hop;d s5M oto1 1ioo
t., RID WET1E-Iao 6fts ;: :At.as9, 4 Msa; 1 Is
Sii. "Sa.'lsnd? ?s :, .so + "a er aes q
~ ~ SsI. SEIs e e. g 6 e.
ito bris Ntco 81 si 19 o:s ~! sstxss Nsnx.Hsa"
- * n S * a9s III, Ront NtTss 1t = - lol bess
acoms Tit Il. 70. nj M q aksfs I ss
- erls ME- nesSse bt1s csoee Il SIS; 1oo
b. nSt nsW e 80 u II, ba; thivped &:co ru-
=, ,WAkaA.E1Itnd d ID, Ss:es xse: erzrxa Wu1sr--
- 4 n = DO Il ii l7 81 ~ % d. q eGlaH;
Mi 81 % q Il lzX lscos ~ % at y; 1a..oa u
, 1865-07-15
@i6ceIla1Eoug.


-ee ~ andAll's Flax D'akss TTo DasaH4, i
AZ ..ea = T.,ash tasds, ks.a9Etd IN sections
rrmr5stn, ~ - i~ay no1e4. bats and roia, q
otAHort p i.tcd Via MI ssot8e0 win AHS ~
FoU lsxlvA acs, VT, K1]l mi 4 &,d v,1ss
Eve J1E.pk F1ktue4, s4o deuyn H. 49,
Two 4EAstn1 Fam \ fou- deliveries essa.
TO 8p<efet1@ EIteeu block. tatn
0oa apFe6Af, t6a hicckA
slxt& ssinatuk 1famr& ona hundred I'D trn.
Ft1o1es each. 7hA dsAW,pE spe dsr aa sn,,11S
Esnes, Nil t:nd With = Il = IL aud si'ls. -A-
TWO ters OF aiu Ro11e, 1}H4 and atAadS fof nr.n
block speeetr. " '~'"1
Tayea sen o. Gill R-lLs. &c. for sptnnlux sr.u4s,
In m3chloa hzS oeda running IN Jsr = tas soat
ttts oass aao csgp9t cha Il II IN t1cs Leps ofl
"a Capable Of p oduc1px f|em AZ eea hna"rad To-
ana y o. ysIn rer dry. suitable for aooTpn
tIe9s crash. nc II viii b. sed ~ sh~ o surTs IA,
lelnnt NE = Ean1faetuss Of CuE1oy YAx1s, a. a.
uttss sttt 4. y. CHuDS 4 Gu, ~Aoos Co t'a Aasi1
kls 11uf&h, p
, 1865-07-15

BUFFALO, July 14.-All the elevator hands
here have strnck, and 1t ID intimated that the
propeller eteVedores intend following suit.
The rai)roads have largely supplied tbs places
OF the strikers and express determination
to spend the last dollar putting down the
"Union" strIkers.
, 1865-07-15

The present consumption cf the whole
Un,outs fully as great as IN 1850, and If The
e1casc Of 500 per gallon could he collected.
the revenue thereftom would amount TO
$l'6 COO, or enough to pay the intereston
TIE entire national debt when all ths legal
tenders are reduced to bonds aud all the
foatipg debt is funded. But the revenue
actually derived from this source Is not ont
fenfh Of this amount. AL the rest Is lost by
Illicit distil'ation, smuggling, and corrupt and
unfaithful conduct OF revepue of,cia1a.
, 1865-07-15

That our readers may understand why It is
that cur Chicago delegates to the Detroit
Commercial Convention, and the peoplo Of
the Northwest have desired an abrogatiun Of
the Reciprocity Treaty with the Brittah
Provinces, We present in compact shape the
results Of the trade under that treaty, In
figures that We believe 10 be correct. It Il
evident hom them that Canada has eold u4
Of her grain, lumber, &C., dre millions more
per annum thxn she has taken from us ; &nd
tint to just that anount the treaty has beea
the cause Of foreign competition with our own
farmoss In our own markets.
RECIPROCITY INroRTs 1Nro CANADA rRoN rHx
EAITID STATES, From 1855 TO 1SGs.
Total. eight years. 81, ,4lk6 6a3
nEc1PHoC1Tr 1xroHIB MTo THE UNITED afArxs
FROM CANADA.
Totl1. eight yesrr. Et15 SIS $50
Balance heainst the United sutes. $l3,sss9 9s7
, 1865-07-15

TINS receipts today hars been liberal, md fhs de-
mand Eelve, II about the sans figures Yssstrday.
There Is = reported improvement In New York, co1-
atqusns upon tha light receipts and the sayEca In
Ro:d tut Ne ISL to nots AnY corresponding Improve
m&nt he1s. Buyt1s have bought steAdily but With
cutexe1tsnt1t and the dsJ closes With nearly ali
tbs receipts cloled out but with no un.attsasd d.
rasnd that wceou!d ;eh1n. Fss b,Bt lkt az Hogs va
h.ve In so.na tine were ii the Sherman yafds
ThtJ VIE Fai5ed hy - Hatnes. OF Knox 20 III,
Aye.ag!ux about 10 ns and vers sold bY ). Ada ans
10 BoEArt 1t - 81 p 100 Ds Tnts Is tha htxhs4t ke
na4e in ihit mssxet far several months.
Wa4u3ts tho maf tet to-dxy ~ aet1v., aud prtces
nIm 1t 1esser1aJ's h9urss.
1ha RAILS ver. s,4o0 head st SINGLES; chiefly It
3oDo21.o Th<y we1e as fooVA:
, 1865-07-15

Below We give the gross amounts of the
advertising receipts Of theleading new .papers
Of New York city, rs shown By the returns
made to the Assessor OF the Thisty-second
District. The amounts are made up for nine
monthl-the shree-quarters ending March 81
1895. In parallel columns we glsa the re-.
ceipte for the nine mon:hs endlpg Juae 80.
1874
, 1865-07-15

~ Ma}or General Palmer. commanding
the District Of Kentucky. in general order
Of the 10th Inst, sa5s:.
a Al eolosed persons congrepated About pod.s
Mo p1sea occupied ~ troops. A:s urged ~ seek
emp4ol@tnt a. orce. 1t il their true interest to
e seeA nomea and e1ployment, aHd cyssy aaaistsnee
thouHea" Ae4a7@ ~ s4S
, 1865-07-15

a,els a,eIs sora a ~.
Besea deavs1sd........:..... . Ill
..WOoL-ReeeiTsd. ii, ,8a -: s6icDsi. Sy,5 +,
satket ntn1 5ut a1,es. stls. wera: .pt] ~ noe-A
olee lot-et .oc lfoo n DO 1t &c; SM Ds u t.c.
, 1865-07-15

Lstdlsw, Middleton Co. rsps.t: Fi,nr-Race,ps,,
1too nr:1 kasket a'esaJ, win Eo ter1;e log airy
t1Et, 9a51. t4asea tape. .ane. =. .sa1al5; Wssssln
1a1S:l y a. g 4aaqSs at : ch.
asked &c to AzrtTe- Ashes dali aud 10 Nor Po.f-
Small EAlfA. nt42 4141Q,