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Cleanse the system Of all I'M
PARTIES.
Established over Qgarisr u = CUntnry.
H Z, s ss.yess Cleanse t,as.ss
DE. ssayB- IhI ralsrrs
i g5 s,.yss. Blood. r Fss.ss

. Or. BWhgne'H blOod-fu-myiuI fauacea,'
q Df. ssaYEs's hlood-fsriAtaE Paun~ea.' %
lisrsputa lou ior ruunE -crot4la. OIL u'esl., hip
ont s9ulpia1L uicatat-u -0r thIl.t. b. swell
ny dark ou-nes OF deies tn the saIr, toss vel
i0a Eluu uaia- mus Or gssaur ts-u. f1-4ulaaC a.
i--l1us, paIus iu Toe buurss A. b. aiuo4t without
paralisL The seaz sui dHuliI.a tgd er tuy ll-gaaa
VI a scrOiul0us nature. g IS sore t1 Io rUuI Che
maaY thousand 80 mon 81 nom OF pafr4 oi he
sorid Will prove roth uT ever a. fF-lr1 ssu
compare Win be 10 curug lasl cas- q tI-lflsrf
msrturial and -Jphiisle J. s-s-ss fl -la-. uT 90
siaacins n0.nins has yssf pIIye.i 3D. -n-el4- %
oupie.eiY eTai Gaining every Y-sug- % tusao GAO
EerOas 81 npiaIuts.
CuTonic Ecyueias cl DE t.-s Is ,ui-i 81 srsai
eartauty-
Lara Bletchss Or Detects ~ trs 81 Z urlarra=-
spPsar. fns Pass DO -l1 -' t.l-ulsut" ~ a.
d. % TIE sa-n AID slfe HoIs yu1.iIH com.
plsEloa.
To b. snrs o. gs'i'ag he Yufe AMI FsuU ne taus
oea, pun lsss difsct e. NE principal s-tr- 90 &c.
ssayns sOn, ~ Nsrfl -uth street. fIuairi plia
VI D. tle Ding store Of " J. &C SMITH
JoTasr O. Chgrgb aud NIls sfr-st-
nHaIFl.H
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A s.or, about Mr.. sumner.

Here Is q story about The distinguish bed
i1e o. chronological variations. While ar.
sumner was Nork.ug vigorously 20 compel
she city railroads OF Washington 10 csrrv
blacks ana whitss on an equai foo.n.. BE-
happened 10 be riding one jsy On PsnnsyI-
wanna avenue. in one Of The cars, seated be-
AIDE Mr.. Powell Of kentucky, the leadiar
spirit OF Senatorial copperheadism. who
had long been endeayoriug 20 prove thar
an African wssn't Caucasian, aud r.cs
rersa. Pretty so0u an American lsiv o.
African descent entered the car, and found
al the seals occupied In al .usiaut, ~
Jumps-MT. Sumner No, indaed, but Mr.
Powell aud never was BrsadWay 6r. e.
more pontsly bowed into az omnibus ssaf.
oy Fith avenue exquisite, than was
Dinah ushered into the cushioned space
vacated BY the Kentucky SenIor. When
the two senators had reached their d,s-
-inatloes Mr.. Powell twitled sumner a lIt-e
by sskiug him, through q significant smile.
Why be aid not give his seat 70 that "coI-
jsed lady p The ouly explanation OF free
IONS champion and equality's godfather
was that be never gave up seat % any
lo4y :" which can be accounted for perhaps
q The ground that be h a crusty bachelor,
While Powell is a gushing Lothario.
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Parties sending Orders 10 the Job
Department OF this Paper will please
rrite =. Union once" on the face OF
the Copy.
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HOME AGAINit

HAVING returned again win large
stock Of
TRIMMINGS, NNOrsteds. Zephyr,
SC. &c.
to the old home, would respectfully IN.
form the Ladies of Nashville that We vii
be prepared " msuufaelure any kind Of
Cords, Tasseis, BuTtOhs, Frinses,
&c, &c.,
as =Ood and as cheerfully SIS formerly.
OSCAR BOHME q CO,
uoyl--ti No. ' Union street
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Great Prize Distribution
ET THE
new YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION.
IA IiroadWal. New 1orL. ;

Lrslu0dd Pine, Brooches ari Ear Tr1ra f.......
hats 70 told ana Coral. Jrt aud .i1sf .aH-a..s-
Hueatr atli Laws an1 NlElHl sals Uf rlHfs NJ.
i1p.i ii4fntir7. -. a-fs. .,as alFIa 81. H.-...
bold feua sos feu..H. -alHg ha.E HHr.s t..It
feu- vim ulld sal -I.F5r FafailsIall tl...ars l..
ia q lsao' iuiruf o. b Toe Jsseify @ 4sa4s -.
lfiptea. Of Size rest maasa suI .slas. ...i-. -.
ufIal
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Vow is your sme 20 purchase Christina
and New Year present.. Lns ass "a
naut @! Cod ana Silver Watches a-so, 81
sssorlmeut O. Jewelry All Silver Wafe
This sfoca musI be sold he oe the New
+ ear, a. the 4io-o vii BE- oscIpiei !or Other
business Msuy aric IS WI. 9e s'lt below
Nev York sa-i rrires. ~s he Proprie,o- is
giving up business. a Union street
> Parties having watches OF iswelsy with
tpe tor repairs, vi. please got them within
the above said time. ]. WEIT.
dec5-tjl.
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Get your wall paper st Mer 10 hill's,
corner u Market and Church streets.
ucts q.
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STEAMED oK SToLEN.--A DARK bay mare,
with ~ black quilted saddle. a lebsTal re-
ward will be given tor her reJUrn, OF M
formation that viii yes her.
a. AcCIUEy,
dseu 81 50 Union street.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1865.

,tuueinnRi, Ohio. -I1sFPa 2 QrrsHr, b
r-- -.zclzsi -ge1t % receive s1Ee- is'nis-is $40
.-r---vl3u- ior the 1f1z.1-]s Uai0s.
new orleans, La.-EovD +. oyEnALt, O.
t.. commercial Reading Roo'', BE- our authorized
--sB- 70 receive advertisements All subscriptions
fjr tes sa.lta1s UlsJl-
Memphis, TeHn.-CLuEENts hifsf Aie
or authorized sgenis 10 receive RdSerti-ems-
a-i -ui,- ri 81 90, f5E the IA srls iHl''-
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Sell your uncurrent Dsuey, munlated
Notes, and cts. unteraz NOtes--st C. \.
ordw-y's Brossr's Ohce. IS College street.
Il
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Marriage Licenses and every description
u Law Blanks for sale 81 this "tlca' or
pf,utod r. order.
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6Oa Jos OFFIoE--We are executing ever
description vi plain and fancy J0O PRINT
.lg j. tLe ueatsst style, and At the loves
fr5,ga 81 this Office
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Mesgs. Adsn Hsr.ch sud sfs'cu 1uucs
were then ELECTED C1uBcilnien for Tie
NIuih Ward, and having besn sworn "a
/ took their seats.
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Buy yoE carpets At ". W. Berry 4 Co.'S
No. - College street. noNls-lm
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f0l sale At this Office, one good second
L.ud boiler. Val be sold cheap Tor cash.
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Chauucey NJ DePew deciines the position
Of Minister 90 Japan.
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safe - C5mmsu1s % y ednss1sF. De- . laaiI
e. Do an - -ecten o.. NASHVILLE and eerIh " e.
tern Rslir,aad aud lren tne11e 70 sagn -sclQl ~
thsF aupsar 10 as adFeri semenl
a Stseial lra q vi - flrllsilsd tsr ne arr1I-
md silcu o. Dufrnsesrs. 60 tsaFe - usp1t q
N.zsvllf- Tsua af = D a. % ths daY u sals
Tarrns Cab 10 eoFarnEaut funals.
81 c7ssF q csgt- A. 4 Eaay. Y. g. A ctisf Q
~, IA. plF, q Isla.
". VILLA
4gsln ETi IA s1dAah
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Persons unEcquaintsd in the city sssIHs
90 uyedyertIsemeuts for the treatmeu
Of SPECIAL Disease, are often ~ a loss 70 del
tsmiue 10 whom 70 sntrust the Treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We TAX
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab
lishment OF this kind is at No. p Dssderick
street, sud thia should be a sufficient guar.
sntse that this is d reliable institution. DE
A. RIcHAsB JOSEs may be found 10 HE Of
Zee during the hours stated IN bic genera
advertisement. AZ n.siir.at4 Gr7ststsd %
AC 05-cs.
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The vote Of the Wisconsin soldiers on the
negro suffrage amendment d 50 for and
l,lGs against.
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.

/ urs aud exggizi perfume Tor toe hsnJeIcni-f
I C.sopl "a zau rll Tie Lsi e o. TIE pFesea, las
Z g-ng itir same Pc flme-
THE EGYPTIAN LFfUz-
ThE E5IPTIAN LOFus-
The EGN gFlAN LOiIs.
/ h.uuActlr8d by r. 4 Penney, drncsiya. N. ].
: uy-s.u "A. LUYEJOT, Agent, - Fulton = n
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pEsrIEUTE REFUaEEs.-A family @. four or
Eve refugees from East Tennessee made
their appearance Ia the city yesterday, aud
were the objects Of universal patty IS thew
nuttled their gaunt and weary forms upon
rhs doorsteps opposite the Journal 0fiee
Their lowly condition appealed successfully
10 the stones, heart, aud We rejoice 70 kuoE
that their Immediate wants were generously
gratlncd by our citizens. The realities OF
their history, so lar as We could learn them,
are sad, pItiable in The extreme They
were taken ia charge by ,he Chief ct Police.
and VIII be properly cared ior--L04. Joar.
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Notice.

FIRST NATIONAL Rank,
NAsavIIIE, ~ =. ises. J
A MEEIISs o. TIE stoskholaers Of t5s - -
a Nsropsl Bsuk Of Nsshuie, T~uB vi = be-
al - one q sad BAuk On nles1sy, January stn,
lsSs. ~ he election q 81 nreeiors 70 seIys ne
susJ.pg vssr Jas. e. OGnsN,
dac9-lsa Nssl Sts
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LoUK al rhl..

Il you yg.uLa GOOD m. scent ar haad --g IS
or snvthing Fl e, 70 % Baliny / II aids
- u0.le-c street, sewIaas ocE. dl-Iw
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Restore Cav ha.l ID it- aigusi Color
Mas zoe haif sa.t, ysias-T tld LiIE.raui.
Keeps ne bssir eiesn, lo,s' HlI HeattY.
Ghr only Kaosu Hrst8ror Of s'oIos and = 80
feet Hair Drsssitg tsfutlnrd.
q London Eair C.Isr R--for-- sod I-eaa.us 90
lautuu Hair Color E-st1rfr ant Dressing pol
q L7uddn bsir C0for EestaIeI ant D. e-fias "
o. 0cdgu a .sr Coi0r lls-loruf col ures- InH.."
IL vii restore Eray Hair ~ its Or slaal coiof
E-it siH D aEa q ErCs O. bald ulHu-.
70 .HN restore tll- uafurai aarreliaus
al oil re- ore siI dauuruf al al itching
5--lfv q make De- raIrt8 g. Eo-sy 49, 1srIU.s
c-li slii ptererTe tl- 1nuuaI coior 10 GA sea.
t-l-HA pTereut tfia TAR 70. 20 IN N 90
r-ltw y cure aI seaae- q. tls s-alp.
frre 8 ~ per lJfue. 10 . If Ir aWkFNg 4
7oHi no - = 1Hih street. Fnisd ipha. aud
W a G. " sEIfH. Urusg. =
Corner u Church and Yin. -t-e-ts
o~ti1-s-fftzu au ga-hvs.I. -rs-,-
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Large Furniture Sale
At
Private sale.

GoNSiSfING q ~ WSr1nobss. bnreans' Bed
I ssssds, A. asa one srstrale f.ana- q rEafi'
ems oFosf. Ihe HuTnitars 4 az nsE, Aid q las
naosi modsTa style ABpiy i q krnulaf street
seas deer . ths AsE 2hatiEs iaeclk-ls
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p. P. Cone has recelveld the Ledger, Bos-
ton Pilot, metropolitan Reconis, v ide
World, sunday Times znd DispStch, Edu-
catioual Notify isT December, Godey's and
Peterson's Magazines, for January, 1890,
late New York dailies, Chirsgo Times. Tn
buue, and Republican, ST. Louis Democrat,
aud Monthly Novelette,, No. H..
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Our trend Ainsvsrth has removed has
Merchants Dispatch Office from 81 Union
street, 20 - North Public Sgusre, with z q.
Page, for she better CouveIdsnce 81 his pat
roBs and the rapidly Increasing business Of
the nispat III AiusWosth IS G.tgg and de-
serves success.
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The Legislature OF NIissi.sipPi adjourned
on the 9th inst
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ola uaprrs, ths largest il TIE city i5rssis
10 . Office.
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II YOU want % be treaissd well Ina Nash
vile, stop al The Plantens' Hotel.
drcs-lw
NeW carpets receiving every dsy, by "
". Berry a Co.. No. - usilege stncet.
uuyIs-lm
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The Board again met in convention. 20
/ elect certain officers, the following being
( the result:
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CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.-Ths
- ioaoWing are the rStes vAld BY THu- >. MARI
uucurreut money These quotation sre hshe e
fuc. ale tut o ~ be depended on q sufhcieui
i4ngth Ct Tine for the remiItsnce- . he receive.
by nau or & rprsA, u lOrssrded without delsy
rsNsEssfE Bank Of Fulton 3.
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By Telegraph.
MIGHT DISPATCHES.
Dark Tragedy in Toledo, Chic.
Congressional Proceedings.
-hipm,n. or AIn, to HaxnniiBn.

Afss>, OF "a Coca!rlfcllrr.
, 1865-05-29


but The general produce markets were quiet and
easier; but Htghwires and provisions we're actiTe
and buoyant,
In provisions there wss greater activity and
ffmer feeling thAn for some time, with higher
prices. Mces Pork was In good dem.nd and firm.
at an advance Of b0e per br1. with sales Of T. 100
hrls at II. .60 principally at 81 90. Prime
Mees Pork advanced $1.00 per bzl, with sa!es OF
e5o brls at f1701018. .0o-eloslng at the outside
quotation. Bulk Meats aud Sweet Picked Hsms
were neglected and nominal. Lard was dull with
light Ealca Of No. At 16ie. z..--,,-
Highwines we're excited and 10G512c per gallon
higher, with sales Of 100 brls 1t 81 ss}9aG-the
market closing firm at ts.ol@2.ea. The New
York market WIS also better-tne Hoa1d OF Trade
dispatch quoting Whishy at a.06.
There was less activity In the market lof Flour,
owing to the continued unfavorable adFices ttom
New York. and re note further decline o. oe3lo
cents q brl. The transactions foot up At
$50 for White Winter Extras; $0.'3 Tor spring
Extlas; e5.354b6.e0 for fair to good Spring Ell
tras, and H.6oEi75 for Super. The demand vas
principally confined to Spring Eztras and super
er:des. --s..-
There was an actlve demand for Wheat At ue.
cline OF sfs4c q bu, with sales Of 19s, eco bu at
s1e+@1 .a4f for Extra Spring eI21a9Lss for No.
Spring, and E111 for No. spring IN stole-
closing dull With FREQ sellers Of No. at Sl.12.
No, Spring atlost sold at <l.1s. The demand
was bo,h shipping and speculative.
There WIS decidedly lees ACTIVITY IN Com, and
the market declined 405e per bu. with sales Of
4o,toQ bu at b7ss5se for No. !, 5o3sse for No.
ana 45a46c for rejected IN btoEes and b8dtsoc for
Nc, ailo,t and 69c fnr No. t. o. b. At the close
IN. rparket was dali and heavy Ut &c for No. !,
toc for No. ?, and 45c for rejected.
The market for Osts opened 263c lower, with
liberal ta1es At 42c for No. but after the receipt
Of the New York dispatch. quoting tbs market
buoyaut, prices rallied to 4ai, but toward lhe
close The market gave evident aiens OF weakness'
md fell b.ek to 44c-tloslus With buyers 1t ac
, 1865-05-29

proper to swear this witness; az TO his
Whereabouts. 80 as to contradict testimony
Of MnIy Sinms. who had swoEn to ha1inE seen
%aae hia Course pe4.ed n noi
witness called in regard to 1851 w.s to SWEAR de-
liberately and tnsltcion:lY false, there would bo
for ihe sfmple reason thas no iasue was beior tne
court, tther ip the ev!dea Or in the charges and
specifications which would admit any kquiry
The objection was sustained.
RECESS.
H1pKECE OF 3 =. GWTNE CONTINUED,
oTyue e rss BY IT, p,;t;
be5eine iulpisbsd from D.. Madd's is; iouss and I'd
OF vo dsys. stayed ps1t ot the t1ner II .iSt Dr..
Mudd'a houae and part Of the time elsewhere.
We vera In biz houEe almost every day. Ous
snss sttended ~ them Th.nS Johu Il. n1H surr.te ae
Wa 4 college At that .ime.. Game
hs1es stsles osih. iheR wns houe fa1 aSinf
they ea!d there were no char1es against me, Tbs
party went 70 the Pines, to avoid arrest as mo.t
hood. Sol went down there. Hsye not seen
surrstt In Charles county since.
Witness here sisted It Was An9u.t, and not No
Gwyne is my brother. lie has been sou'h since
thst time. Heard he WAS In Princa Georges
sopn,y dnrpE tss, last winter Think he went South
IN AuG1s.s ~.
=, Cfotse1 1 ,ssa " y9a9s Ao1t-ondefstood
,.5,, II r1a "stS " Peisqas fu1peekeo
ols!uJany. 1nele "ete sssetai Vo1nnteot COM
psniss Hnu me1S ~ afles'fa ns 1ne eompanlea Were
eon.ssHf ~ sn,atef ~ Soa. esI n.Sns.
,r.tsc9 mes H r.,sthethn ~ apa. HE euasns 10
paoess sa ~ AZ X S;a1sss, =. ~. tns. tnete
mus Guul Gtnoa ~ az esoi Ssnua a.uvnG @ tae oaaGka
y "as 9nue.stoVu soe eonPanlEs Wgte organized
te y 1e a 49, ~ az 1asoyas p1slnon she
ss .,ns, se'staa msmeet
~ ~ Sonpauy "etE attee!eu. mug Hnoefetsnolns
oI.;n,a III. 10, aoat .kae KneW "nat Dr. Aadds
. ~ T., s,nET mTl1 = ha ~. s,m ntns c,,,,
~ ~ ~ @ @JnmpanS 12Sx We etcp GtepEtn q
WTc c9mm5acsa ofcanlAng beIote me etect'on q
, 1865-05-29

Great difsatlstaetton exists all oyer tho North
western States at the high raies Of freight TINT are
charged on the railroads leading to this city from
the West. Whcn gold advanced 10 $50, and the
price Of frop labor, &C.. appreciated in the eame
proportion, the railroad companies fopud 1t neces.
sary to advance their faes, and ne heard Of no
complaint from the people, because 1t Was only
reasonable that the rates OF freight shou1d rise
with other values. But within the past three
months gold has been constantly declining,
till 1t fell - low as 100; wheat, which
sold u high "a {1.25 per bushel, drop
ped with the fal1 OF Richmond to 95c per
bushels, and Corn as low as 50c p bushel. Pork,
Lumber, Dry Goods, IN fact almost every mcr-
chantable article has fallen In price bat there
has jet been no deeiiae In the rates of (rei1ht on
Ms Htstern sotlroads. The farmer has had to
sell hts corn fsr 4Cc per bashel, instead Of Sl25
his oats IT sue, tnatesd Of 8oc; and his wheat at
e5cG3l.10, instead Of *1.75@aa. 90 per bushel-aud
yer he has to ply the rnlfr6ad companies as much
for carrying hi. produce today a. he did when
gold was up to $50. The 1esrts OF this course u,
that The farmers refuse to sell their produce, and
hence The light receipts this spring. Acor1eapond-
ent etates that 10c z bu IS charged for carrying
bushel Of corn II miles, which Ia one.fourlh Of
the price paid to the farmer In the interior. In
Carrying lnnbe1 the same high rates exist To
transport cnt thousand feet Of lumber eeventy
miles It costs about 3i.s5, whereas the rate was
formerly s27593 % per thousand. Meanwhile
the rates Of freight to tie seaboar have declined
very materially-to that lour is now carried 10
Boston, all rail. for s1o0 per barrel. and WHEAT to
Butfalo for &c per huahel.
In view Of Ill these fActs wa submit the matter
10 the Directors Of the various railroads
leading to this city, Hnd trust they
will lo.e no time In lowering iheir rates
to Reasonable figures. They are more interested
than any others IN the prosperity Of the county
through which their railroads run. and to persIet
in charging sach high rates will only tend to op-
press md 1mpoverish those on whom they rely
chiefly for support and patronage. There are
now Thousands Of bushels Of grain along the rail.
road lines waiting for lower rates Of transpo1ta-
lion, which cannot be marketed at present dR.
urce and It Is 10 the interest Of every man. WOMAN
and child In tho West that this produce should
To moved.
, 1865-05-29
$50 LOAN.

These notes so lssued uuder dats Of July Is, 19a.
sud payable threo 5ears rom that dat In curroa-
cg couvu ublc, at the option Of ths holder into
, 1865-05-29

out Of thss competition. ~ psrt Of their bnsine.s.
Whit to osher'is theory It politl :al economy TO
thtm Is tuecess or failure IN business. Theif
apt'al is so directly associated with labor N TO
s,mpishfzc with every problem Of 1aeos, snd 50
dependent upo1 labor a. to suffer With II. pecesst
ties.
They have the f,rrnez's pride In the work Of
production, With the merchants experience In
The movements Of eapsta1 end IN t he fluctuations
Of markets. As represented in the late quarterly
Convention they arc mc=t able body Of business
men-fnll Of The results Of travel, experiment,
practical business and eeretul ttudJ- We look
with hope to The dsy when the great nsnaflctur.
ing resources Of the Northwest exceeded by 10
region In the world shall be placed ia course Of
development, so th.t every farmer shall and his
nsrket sud his manufacturer within an hours
ride p{ his farm.
, 1865-05-29

(fEon the Burlington {fowa} Register 2ash.l
The c1ops IN these parts look 1ne. Wth tho e1cep.
ton Of little cola weather, We had week ago, the
and wheat never 10 ,ked mora FRO 1t this 1eason
Of the ear, and corn ts coming up Fannly. Irthe
chtneh buE wilt attend TO his OWE h1sne,s audlst
tshtra' tusantM a1on:, We Ahall have nu anunuAnt
harvest. doubtltls. Our ta.me1s herasoouts h.va
less wheat lhere is ess wheat sown this rear IL pro-
port to tho ground cultivated thaa usla. By two
th1ds the ntMber ofAcgtt.
lFrcm the Car1yls tI1.} Banner. 25thl
This baa been an unusually hsckward .prtng with ths
fnrncFl tar ~ planting corn concerned Owing
yet the farmers rap:dy pntthR tn telr crop.
the wheat crop never looked better.
CFfou The ORie County TIL Reporter, 18Th
CHtSCn BCGs-We learn that these insects nsVe
made Their appearance sg.la Soma pieces 9. baEi,y
TURF &c yellow. Wchsvc not b card OF any damage to
the wheat yet but II IL TOO carly 4one tell thAs
the vet Weath Of thrs tprn2 10 favorable 10 crops,
pscKs the gEount so IS 10 prevent their wo. King
From tie 0eaeseo III Republic IN, 9a.h.l
pIowed In their wheat neids, Rnd have planted than
10 corn. The chinch bug Is already making havoc
among the and tarnes1 dare not trust 10 their
wheat. IND. the cIcumsran :ea, ttere should hare
bssn ne wheat soEed n ,n1s ee9nsy III sg.ng tas
wheat land viii be turned under. and other crops
planted Instead
[From the Grand Rspiss {M!ch.) Eagle, M4v 9th.
We have within = lew weeks past travelled over .
ccntluerAn!e portion Of this county north Ut Graud
River. anu hkve had our Eyes opea to Zee the cerdi
iexing 1heE. Art spots In must de'6s that are
ter 6 Cd nnt they sra generally not arzo or numer.
pus hnd the cool gprlnE has optrat+d TO fhIckan up
The aoola which arc lett on th.sa spo. We look Tor
, 1865-05-29

1ilEHWlNE ES-Retet4td to-day 10 bris min
ped sel hEl. Tncte we're heavy otdea Tor Wl.es fc
tof1y: ana under more favo:sb'e adv,cts tfon Nav
YORK me mxEEet VIVA excited knd huoyAn. nt N -.
& 81; 20 ollt 4 Il %; % hfs ii tat0; ia bis It
@7La ~ IL o. y VI
M0Ps1The :. h, A demand ts very limited sna quite
MAf-Thfre 1. t,tt demand and pric.s arc
Hlhont msteFi%! change. We quote;
I 9hl7E
, 1865-05-29

ending May 16, ana - sanee "aaa ,as4 49, ,cex
90 ~; ~ 10 n ssT ssa r. .ssSi 81 mn
t Dos toe pn1fed q sSiSs B98,Ola G,1sS,ls5
Ns-'' - So. -. -. =
Since Jan 1.,..&su,'6',sH x6ssss,s1o eoo'lsl.als
The mineral regions ot mo onl.eo sasees
which invite large poruons ~ ene usosuoea A.
ulcs and stsll larger nos's ~ smis1ans
to help develop tneaE es91un4oasu nnaeatess &
md thTouFh fesenteen y. .aasuue, aau
lope1tude Of nearly equal measGfe' ma11n1 N
area CT more than nnlon sqa*te n''es. ihef
are lite1atly stocked VILE go.a, suset' pseesoos
stones, Marble E1pscm. ta'I IN. ao,e1siIse., ~
phalfom, cual' aoH* sstt' -
, 1865-05-29
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

aATuRDAY EvEH1, Hsy27
Tbs Erek closcs On u L5y Goods MARKET which,
1aken al IN Ill, has beeu characterized With consdec
able activity. The carly part Of the weak ws1 rather
quiet. bat after tho advance in geld to 136 tAdo be-
came Quiet srd has continued 10. Stocks arc large
and generally yell a4Gosted. Thera II
no change IN quotaiIon1 slnoe our
3at report, With the exception Of
AmfsFtsE snd .Tosk DenIcas. which arc sca.ts and
SC htahet. Cottonadfs arc aca1cc and nomiral Fink
Pr,nis IN good tequeAt, hut scarce British and
Fancy presa Good aic In active deusnd and dEm. AL
Wool Dtaines Aze tteady and hsu 1t so9soe. Woalea
Coed art sAthsr Elow. Fancy Cassimeses and Gtnts'
Wear arc quiet, Cstpet1 A.e in active demand aaa
n1m. We quote clos,ng p.i.es as follows: