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, 1865-08-05
From Gen. Su1ly'1 Expedition.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tfibuae.j
CAMT No. g. NoxTuwEsTERn 1NplAH ExPg-
pIT1oa, NEAR FoRT RIoE, DAo0TAH

The 2, 600 Indians spoken Of in my last let
ter, have had ''talk" With the General, and
declared that they were tired Of fighting the
whites, and destrea peace. They are not
very well satisfied with having Fort Rice IN
the heart Of their country. tits great eye
eo1e 10 them, and during the last winter It
has been Earfisoued By the 1st q. s. Vols.
This regiment Tas made up from camp Of
rebtl prisoners near Norfolk, Va, and off,
cered ny men from Massachusetts,, who knew
but little Of Indian ways, and they hive not
got along very smoothly. There have been
two sets Of traders here ali winter, and three
since the river opened, aad this Indian tra-
ding Is q ffuitful. .source Of trouble, Of which
will speak in my next.
These Indians are now all On The east side
Of the river, and encamped about two miles
from N they are certainly a very 1emarka-
bic people. Last year they fought US three
days; pow they come In and talk. and seem,
MT st Of them, as mu.h at home as though
they had lived beside the whites for yeaTs.
Among The most noted ch'e!s present
s,f;:s Ts.e I"oBfRsss, tMRs,tono-psh?, Bssk ss
dIer, and 3 number of Smaller
note, with Eany noted warriors or principal
men. Their talk was not Us eloquent rs
have frequently heard from Others in this
country. Three OF them made strong set
to agRtnst the commanding officer Of the
post and seemed to have an unfavorable
opinion OF bis skill in maraging post in
the Indian county.
The expedition Will move On in day O.
Two, or as soon Us Major Shrcve psys out
what few gEeenbacks he can spare at this
lime. The Fay Department OF the army Is a
very important one, and the soldiers In this
far of country think It badly managed. The
expedition last summer vas accompanied BY
Faymaster With two iron chests, but 1t was
hsro to get them optn. Ths troops were
paid once during tie summer, and after re-
tuning last October, the Paymhster made
three trips to Chicago, or some other point,
before he could get money enough to pay
them all up, and the final payment was made
Ia February, It cannot be wondered st. that
ye are surprised at such waste Of time.
Our Paymaster travelled all summer With the
expedition, and then continued his travels
until the middle Of February to f}nish The
payment, when there were only s. 400 men
coLntcts d with the expedition. Again. The
expedition moves this spring without hearing
any lore OF the Paymester till 1t II aches q
point ! 800 mites above 81. Louif, instead Of
being paid of before theg started. The men
In the army, very many Of them, have faml-
lies. and Wish to send their money home, bat
now they must pay one per cent to get it to
Sioux City. But this IL not the worst feature
Of the case. The money Is all gone bsfore he
Il half through with the payment, and
ao1diers bRTfng SIX months pay dus must
Wait till Mi. Shseye ca1 make another trip
, 1865-08-05

ran u4dlts Or Fsahs drs NON stfat 1. h1sss n r
s:eruue in ccrcTdancs t7tka q ressiten 11..sk1 o.
'[aanqt ond Hrs 70 ffpo1&&3 t3 W. Haaa ossstets&
4.+~' Fanny KrErFa &n% L. tHH
, 1865-08-05


The receipts to day have been about 60 haAa, and
the entered sAles abcnt !, $40 head.
The market hat bten cl aEActertze1 by considerable
ACTIVITY and IN consequence ol The light tecept1 the
stock IN the yards sesT mueh reduced tn numbers
1tss thau so head now remain In Ezie pens.
The demand for prime and good grades h.s ruled
actve during the day. and pflcss hara been shada
bettar than Yesterday, but 10 slight to be hardly
Quotans The close fshs week reveals tbs iac. thst
~ are nst to have Al excessive run and that Of tho
fkctlpfs but small portion viii bQ what a1e termed
good cattt and hence buyers have entered into taa
mssket with Ereater zest and to secure thelr pnr.
ehAses ha7s Hos h1sglsd upon suall dtne1ances.
Medium and even common cAttIe, have also baen In
Go:d raquest. at The advance recently reported.
EGoot fat cow have been eagerly sought after. ar
round p.icta hare bean paid.
Tbsrn has been active inquiry tor stock Cattle aad
large Numbers have been sold to fArners from Onto,
Tennsglvanis, Michigan md New York,
Teouote III. market active, ana fpr prime Cattle
shade better prices paid. Medium and common
In gccd reQusat and also urn. Tho irieItos grades
Ars dull and without Improvement.
The following IRE the sales to-day:
CATTLE SALK9 TO.DAY.
suz kxAx YARDs.
Cooley i Eldrldge sold uo8s.ey Il head eomnon.
averaging $40 ~, 1t e. %
e!ssas q a. a':sefi !: sd head Cow" av'
ssosy Elsiies $ :o!S noora - head sock stesrs.
-, ,sfeE3I7 Co, ,0d Warner a head, averaging 81
,h1 NJ ii nn '~'0 -A "s"1' 1t""a41s -"
.;aa Aa.n' ''sd Warner 50 head averaging SD losas
Adams 'o1d Farnsworsa 10 hsad' AVERAGING % 'os.'
Gsssoy = a.s.,n1s sold Ksuey n asaa, s7eraglag
Gsesy I!siiaso s;laEsune ,cs head soR. s.ess,.
Adams sold CsHi5 Is nssd, averaging 500 ill.,. st.
Assm. sold Ae3anasr 10 asad. aIsfasl0g ss lbs.
tols Hsss:e, head good Steers. averaging
Il 4 EsiIeT am snnrsr N pr-a ~ had t-+. s.,a..
B:Kslty + Spssse: 4 aard 49, h.aa me Steers,
Ass4s: ::oia %s's . led, .,ss.sins sa lb,, at
= s5ssor, II G.. .s,a a..o,ea ii ns.a. averaging
=: :s:ssI;S :s K 'oa a.ra.eh es heas. avzar
Sssity S!sTs:Rs s. "a Ks1lsg q hssa fair ss.sss
5: Ksasy :eld heas!s7 sneaa tar Steers. .res.z.
-G;sity ss,idge sold Aasbach 10 hesd, Arers=tss
Adams sold Aaish s. head good ts.ae:s, svsrszng
-'''' '''' - :: M,oaioAx c .or,u.ns YARDS.
9izsP sold cs's sa i hssd, .7s:.ns ss'so'
si:a ''N .'.n = ass'' s4at'nS 4''-' '''' -
a!esas,nE lso los. i i, SIX.
aystsslnz :is it, st .. ..'' Ae.. ~. .e"''
ays1sgiaE ls:s ib.. i s j: 1 's,~'' o,ss-'
Ing as il. at Il d.: .'s
st0:d 07;::d,.v ,o,a r,nn,r, :, n.,, c,,, veto,
sEs e., \ 1852
1,ssoiss: . -.
Gooley Elaf1aen sold snerTood Is eeAas aYes'
Sdsnas u so.d Moore is heat, Averaging so os, At
fill Reeves sod Jacobs q h.ad tair ssee.s, syzr-
sgpS lg ~ ~ *sse- ,... -. .r..o,
~ s9a ~ Sa'e'' - ne@a '4' e'ess'' averaging
1'l'' U.s. - s'3'. w
pe.s,,h.r AK Hi,stt q n..d 3.,- st.o-. AVA.
, 1865-08-05
g. The CSnqurrcr Gtv'z Inv to the
Cohquered.s5

Editors Chicago Tribune:
The Inv Of nations is law In The United
States as well as in Europe. This Is 50, both
e1rrnettssitate rel, and by virtue Of the Federal
Constitution, which in empowering Congress
to punish ofenses sgains: the la,o Of na-
tiors" {Article !, section s, clause ntnth)
not simply recognizes The Law Of nations as
Law, but makts 1t, to al in.ents and purpos-
es, Constitutional Law. As eucb, 1t is the par
amour. law Of the land, overriding not only
the ordinary legislation Of the several s.atea,
bnt eyen their respective State Constltu-
tions.
But by the Law Of nations, ever sloce The
world began. and II every laud, civilized and
savage, "the conquesor gives 1a,o 70 the
cenquered." To this rule there is, and can
be, no exception. He who aflisma the con.
tIary, must prove his Affirmation, and be
must find his proof either in the law Of ra-
tions Or in the United States Constitution.
THIS ha cannot do, and till It Is done the
proposition stands secure that at all
times, and under all circumstances,
ard without exception in favor Of any case,
"the conqueror gives laso to the conquered" !"
al lar.-1intted only By the "moral law"
aad the diecretious, or ragnsnlmlty, or
c1emsncy Of the conqueror. or course the
form Ct government must bo republican.
By the law of nations, the conquered has
forfeited to the conquetor all his rights, even
his right to life, and, Of course, all hla iufe-
rsor risht6-hls right to liberty and to pro-
resty, and, Jorsior1, to participate in acts
of lsgtslntion. 1.-THE greater Includes the
lese." Conceive, If you can, OF the idea that
tie s,Jjed shall make Law. How stupendous
The aosurdi.yt No! 1t Is the prerogativs OF
the soexrttgn to make law, and alterward to
enforce it. The rebel States have beeu cpl
quered by the Federal Government It th.n
belongs lawfully and constitutionalg to the
Federal Governmen. to give Law to the.:
States. What la~, and how much! AL
LAW, limited enly, Is indicated abore-A1L
Law, even their fundamental law. It is strictly
within the lawful powers Of the Federal Gov
eIrment, 1epresented hy Congress, to deter
mine not merely the qualifications Of their
electors, but, in lis discretion, to impose the
entire text OF constitution upon each Of
them. So much may Congress lawfully do,
Hrd, having at length been compelled to cut
the Go1dian knot Of thirty years. contro-
yersy with the sword, 20 much ought It to
dc. The question being now where Congress
may dispose Of it summarI1S, yet, Of course,
Only Justly aud r:glteous1y, why may not
Congress p1oper1y *t rise to the full height Of
the argument" and promptly put an end to
further controversy, By Its OWL appropriate
legislauons Being careful to keep strictly
within the Law Of nations and the Canshtu.
ton, who shall object? Not the rebels, for
they have in law forfeited all their rights
ord 7,prfry 1eprd lat ~ fba IJpjfad atafcs Con.
, 1865-08-05

~
We occasionally meet ilEn protesting to be
unconditional Unionists who are opposed to
extending the franchise to the blacks in the
South. The difficulty Of reasoning with
such persons is that they wtllful:y shut their
eyea TO :he eonseqaences Of their owa pztja-
dices. Ask them: Do you believe the
blacks arc reliably loyaly "oh, yes, Ger.
tainly." Ds3on cantldes the great majority
Of whites IN The South oynls-U. course
cot" Wei, then. 1t only the whites In the
South shAn vote, will not that whole section
speedily fail updtr the control Of the rebel
leldcrs! Nill they come bask as converted
Unionists OF as deadly enemies Of the anti.
slavery mcn Of the North. seeking to secure
by the ballot what they failed to accomplish
with the bullet: The opportunity rendered
them in their inmcdistc restoration to p2ver
VIII be eagerly improved. The election in
Richmond the other day Ia small sample OF
what viii be eeen nll oyer the South
rs soou as the military power Is
withdrawn. They hive no scrup,cs abput
taking all the ''lron.cladn oaths that Cou;
Eress OF the Presiaent can frame, since Rev
cidS Johnson and Edward Bates have taught
snemt 10 swallow test osths with ment tal reg
e1ssuont AID 10 regard them as not binding
IN tue conscience, and that the violation OF
tntm u aot Perjury. They NE npt scholars,
anu 4ea'a eucn LESSONS readily. They mean
10 come paek lot the purpose Of controlling
tne poLcy OF tne Government. This Ia nof
30 nhFosslole ~ some may Rupnosn. The
freedom Of he negro Increases fhc1r ~e-ra.
sanitation IN Congress fourteen votcs h,inn.
It M from eighty-atx to one hrn1.s
, 1865-08-05

As:mple ofnew winter Whest-mi1ed Rad sud
wtfte-waa exhibited On Change to-dly hy
Me4:rs. Decondres il Hunt. 1t VILE taken from !
lot of so tuahels raised uesr X3citowoc, Wtscon-
sin. The berry WAS bri2 ht and plump, and the lot
was tsten By one OF our city m!llers It SITS par
bushel. Several ca. losds Of new Spring Wheat
ha7a been received during the past tao or shsea
iays from the Burlington road.
, 1865-08-05
Wool In Bos{uh-Aa9. 2,

The tTaftactions In toE1esuc Wool nave bRen cutie
la1es and p1lees ase fraaaai tsndln. novArd. rhs
nj. o1 y weTx at's ssea ~ 60 4; "1es sad
in the salts wee sona constderabo l1ts OF Nav
York state. new tp. At 6eas:c; ana Michigan 4 a
n the ma1stt. In Cansaa eoantnk sArs Of 70oa ps
St iss, snd small loss Il soc n,cs.h. Tbs move
H,l.isE !ss ba.es Fort Fhilie IS i7hs s9a:o h4le.
s.a p2les Cspe Mediterranean and AesuE vattous
E,xtes n fDdu
, 1865-08-05
The valns Of Southern Bank Mites,

The Value Of southern Bank Nptes.
1t Is ,nntter Of general interest to know
the relative vqlue Of Southern baok money
at this momsnt, and we annex the following
s'atemest as exhibiting 1t. It will be seen
that lie average Is not mare than 20 cents on
the dollar, though the pnpcr Of some few Of
them cemmsnd higher figures:
noRrH uAkoIIaA.
Tie notsa Of sn The b.nks ia this State are
worth Is, except th Bank ot Commerce, which ts
brtnsip1 81, md the notea Of tne 5tata Bank,
Bath ef Cape Ftsr, and Baak OF Charlotte, which
BoU1u CAROLINA.
All tanks In the ssato, 10.
GEORGIA.
Gsoreia Rsilresd aud Central Railroad B1nks,
80: Bank af Savannah and ,rfne Bank Of Geargta,
Georsi,, 20: al o:htra, i'd 70 y.
D,ok Of 1hs Empire st,te. Northwestern Bank.
81. 81. at D''''' and Ha''''s'fsf' 1'a< ua''''
B.pk Of Noe,ls and suashesn Bank, 40; other
banks ''e's2s Is rorr.r..
cftlzena' Bank, Canal Baak, Bink Of America,
sentheln Bank, 20 10 90; Bank ot Lcul.iasa, Sate
Bs1ks, Unson back, Baok of New 0:ls4u:, and
Creecest Clts n=hs, 81 to 10.
B.nk ct Chatsanooea, Bsnk OF West Tennsssee,
krc Ocoeee B4nk, is; Bank Of Tennessee, Is;
uh.o7 x1d P}au!tf1' bank, 43.
11RoraIA.
Wteellsc tapks sGa E1cs,ags Bank OF Vir-
RtuIa At Wsatop. E6 to. %; Fatrnount Bank %;
Exc6spse Bank Of Virginia at Atexandrts, %;
Cooperation OF Al.1andrts, A; Bfnk Of th4 Val
leg. 30; Batk Ct VIrRin,s, III; Mstehaata' Bank
Of VlrtIEis, u; Bank Of the Old Doainlon. y:
Bark o! tommezrs. e5; Southwestern Bank Of
Virgins, Is; FAFEezx' BaEk OF Vifgtats, -;
TFsdeIss' B.1k, IS; bank Of R,chua1nd, ~; Ex-
chuAge BaI Of Virgins, g.
M sslc for Bank OF Commonwealth lad Bank Of
phfll!ppt.
Independent bspks 20, except the Monticello
EAnE nal Bank Of Huw1rdsvttle. which range from
10 TO Is: Danville B1nk. 20; B:uk Of fhtsytyaaia,
Is Beuk OF W1nchester, Is.
, 1865-08-05

Rsrnes Co. sord Ke.es = head, Averaging 80 H.
1t t350- T., &..a .w,,s pi,c.
BroWa Thompson aoid Betts Is hsaa' assssSias
ECO Is, 1t S3.&.
HOosFrem the reports made On 'ChAnSe, WeleEa
sott shs rec tpts aa1 ahi2Esnl Sizes our lsss ~
compared with The receipts ant shipments OF lsos
have been - tollows-L Il saoald De ootn N naa.
A,t sc<fp.s aad shipments ara rtASJ those N 1as
tNY
, 1865-08-05

Exchange, but owing to the slight decline In
uosd, thefe was fo desase On tho part OF opera
uvea to invest. In fAc:, one WA aftsTd ,nd th.
other da1e not. Thern VI. rot sale m,de a.
call. Gold opened IN New York at 1881 md
elneka at J434
, 1865-08-05
Scfofula, lancer, Skin Diseases
Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Goitre,
DropSy,
IMPURE STATE OF the BLOOD
Are promptly and thoroughly tsadlcsset 5y
DR.. JAYNE'S ALTERATIYE.
head the Evidence
4CxQFUtA FOE REyu IXAm

NXUfULA Y0X dG7x8 fX1E8.
NJ. @. P. HAYFORD, Of Nj. P1sI,h, CcTnort Co.,
Ohio, Ezite4:
The NOE Of NJ. Mehxta Sawyer hal beea afflicted
With SCEn1C1oEs AFFECTION TO- about seven Je1s.
Tie rIv8ges Of this dreadful cl8eaEs hsd been sEth
that taa boys tsee VA 1t knea one enlIse 1oso He
ses1ad to ket worse a1u WoEse. ataonxh ha had oaan
under tho ca:H Of tho oess physicians In this seco1
Of the cs71t1y. Ls1t Ocsobet II. Sawyer wa adyS,
% to xtye JAJE1s AITEAI1y1s tt4A1t ard a1Ally
cccaented to DO 80. but With Htla hupa this. hta &ou
Wonld b. bsnatted By IL - ha had tried medicines
lnarrnsrahs, without faa slizhtnet sHecs When hls
sou had tatshad the dr1t' botfls. An im7.ovcrans
vss pefrsptib:s, ard th1es hot9 ebcta1 vaat ssssa
70 be 1euAlcot cura. The soseA hAya al d1sap.
peszed. snd no oue not hcQusin:ed With shs clrcus
stances could suproas upon looking into The healthy
happy fsce CT Nas.e- Ba11t that ha had STE kuqvH
8.rtltrEs Ut 4uy Rtnd.
, 1865-08-05
LYNCH LAN.

4 lev Wefke &tce, neatly one l1onstnd IN.
tulla.ed men in Chicago were 1uehlng from
point to point In The city In the endcavor to
gethold Of and hang one Heinrich Aeh1ipg
for the alleged mmdes Of soldier. Had
tley succeeded In finding him they would
have hanEcd him, and, this being donc,lth
present generation would have moved on to
their graves believing that Heinrich Mehring
was ir1eeularly but justly hung for having
c. mmittcd the crime OF xnn,der. By
the bravery Of tic police, which nearly
rfsul,cd in the hanging OF Captain Of
police, Nebring was defended from the mob
Tor twcnty.tour hours, and within that
time it was made plain, beyond
4tc shadow Of doubt, that Heinrich
MehrinE Was wholly innocent Of the murder
which 60 nearly cost him bis life, and that
The party most furious in bounding on the
aob In the work Of vengeance, WAS probably
himself the murderer. We cite these facts
nct lor the purpose Of compromising tie IN
tried question Of the guilt or innocence OF
ary man, but simply ae showing the danger
GUS character ct mob violence, otherwise
Ii own as "lyHch law" Human He even
tic hunblest and most tiend!ezs, is TOO So.
CT d to be abandoned TO the wild fury Of L.
norant mcbs, too apt TO be led on by
Interested or guilty le1de:s Even
when the accused Is surrounded By
NIL tie guards and projection
afforded by courts and juries, is allowed the
voice Of counsel and the benefit Of tune,
judicial murders Of Innocent persons con-
victe, m c1rcnust.nt1o, er,5cnce or. hv m
sAeteo VI 'tea.ue M ts4taA' esihcace "Fe oy no
means rare. What shall We say Of cases
rhcre parties utterly destitute Of any real
knowledge Of the guilt Of the accused hurry
tlcm into eternity In mere mob fury. We
published yesterday an account Of the lynch
Ing Of two negroes ut Evansville, Indians,
which series equally to Illustrate the dan
gers Of mob law; not tina. there ia yet any
ey'dt nee whatever thst th~ negroes in this
cAse we're innocent, but that those who
hanged thetn had no proper evidence 90 fa1 as
gel appears that tbe$ were uilts. The nc"
count as pn1nshed reads as touows:
sHoes7sa orTaAes N Es4xsF71Ak. IND
innrsg q pxo 19s @ rs1gsI
ar, IN he woooe 1ess Esantvsie, md after no.
1e'ips her P. IsoP IL he moet brutal manner, sas
g;et st1rsctrd tie sste utton Of fone pe,sons Who
hsppened to be near, and when they hastened 70
s1onnd nsa INA ,Se
c1tians Of Evsnt11l!e tntned oni tn .natse IL
tssrsh q the y!aaas; Alet s,xesaa: ha1t,
IL woods. .pa aelir.sec up 10 IT. sheriff. who
ptscec 1htm ID j,ll. The t1e tenant rreg 1ntense
3pr ne ;ns& ;tn. cp1 f r.
js'l ald demanded tbe musderers Tha shcrtn
bsd to E2vs thsn np: a. foon as @ tns e'tzsrs @ svs
n,Inee. % orseecd them th,ooeh ,he atyee:s. e .not
thin, and when nearly dead, thcs were Suspended
u senp poe1'-e0e'o Demoe,us' "a
, 1865-08-05


.ne sev'.y 49,. ~ s,.oleaa VS. ~ soAs "aa'
tu ,G une4.st =. I4"."a "eae, auu tns
au."isotc u 1ae s,a4a IL "n'co " oceass'
es44.e0 VI 'ep'e Gu o"'' 'non kseasaS-
Ut o'A .t''n Luz con'.nonly tee*lseo tncoi1cs
feepectog tne origin ana Plaee OF thla
SUI nRe aHo FaluArle substance. Inc gene
~ a'Foee'''on tas Poln1eo 70 bltumlnons
con % tne pa'ent " fea'oleam' ana Va
f@aa osFot1eses 70 account Tor the
.: aa'al'eu u me 1"o nave osea e1aooFaten,
9oneoHes WIN pa'niuA aEeenaaay. nohe Of
*n'ea afe "aody N accord Win saowa
rnt 1'thelto anexpnc2oie 'acts. But In
ca1ads tieie IL 10 coal. Not an ounce has
eytf ostn discovered n the ffosince; and
II 'hcre is any tfn1n IN TIE opinion o. scolo-
E's7e, AL 'nat country Is below The coal
MEASURES But that there Is oil there
N 'a'ge quantities. and urdes coz
Siderable a'ea Of surface, we know
srcn N1sonal Observation. In Pennsylvania
and West FhEinis, petroleum Is found only
IN sandstone: but In great majority Of the
wells OF CaIada, including these that have
yielded most largely, there Is no sandstone
wLatevtr. In the former places 1t is received
cp:ninn that Il, In boring, the limerick Is
struck, all hope Of oil Is at IN end. Ia
Canada tho lime stones yield better thin
any other tfrcta, though the shA'es and sasp-
stone, tsteafat) not un:requ:ntly contain oil
in paying quantities, Here then is an upset
Of al the b1pctheses that have been predtcAt-
cd on the facts that have been observed In
The regions MET explored. Hence The sclen-
tifae mtn a:c now abandoning the coal theory
hnd coming tn the belief. first expressed, If
we ere ne1 mift2ken, BY AEasaiz, that pstro-
ltum Is OF anlmai origin tnat It Is The a.
gseca1cd pa1Ac;es OIL tne erue7T OF countless
zeorl ytes and other minute forms Of marine
lie, that have been destroyed in the forma-
| ton Of The sedYmeutary rocks. And this op{n-
icn Whine take # hold iii better. Or ratb.
| or a more plausible one. supe.sedes il. Tbs
truth is, that. with the limited oumhsr Of
we'll ascc,tainrd fac,s In rerard tn nstro,eum-
"a lfrh rto1oc,.ts and cthera 1,nss..ss oov "a,
t,sfactc,r -, p,nora,,v,tf,,, "a At n,c.en, f,,no,
| sff1r h+nc. ali fheo,ies hrno,t.ssa and
outn,ops. no matter from whom eman,tinr.
are 10 he rtcffvcd. with many grains of Al.
joEapce. Few or mae of them e,c veil
,nnush rro,oded tn haza,a no1er nnan
,hcugh tier are held. In most caaes win a
dt r,ee ri 1cr,,nscitv that ia nronor1ioned IN
,he smonnt cf ipnnrance nnnn wb.ch
,,ev rest W. sh,11 not as ,ron,.
,1rs asx,ncr a,d AZ resn1fs are st+s,ncd
t,e at al, sn,nt,sed In sre that III, accented
1brory in rresra tn tbr origin and form,tIon
] o3 ccsl Is p3re1 mn and that IN tbr ,ero1D.
r;on. vhat IL now thoccbt N hc an cf1act
nil; y. ,a.,o,,,,,d 90 ,.1sa-.,,,o. ro,1 81,
| ,,s br1d ~ ,,e nst-o1snre f-o,o ~h,c, ~ ths
! ,no,c e.h.,ra, nort,onr b,ra hes, erna,,.d tv
, 1865-08-05
oHloAGD STOCK mAnEET,


SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO:
We will al o-das from tsa.e=s fsr tbe p.t&ent1esitG
Of % NJ ~. for ahoEs line en- Tie terms hereto
fore allowed
Al he opportunity for aubscz1b'pz has pass va csn
no iocGes receive tts Ta per ceat twoy Eotas 1t
DIR eHd iltcyest In p ,yuent Of &Id.r1.
J. kLl41s, President.
, 1865-08-05

The reeeirts today 10 not e1 s-ed 1,eM tSkd, scd
ae etsttsd salss faos np Aoous t.et1 This has re-
dncfd tbs aunhes On hand very materially. though
the Jalda ats not Jet cleas
tne ds9ahd ass BEEN fs's1T at.lyr, and ta9 ruling
rates Are about tho &aae ~ yastcztsxy thoeph fev
faes OF chotre hcEs hsve teen IN sds at eraoly
hiEnes heufes tnAn we noted yss.estay. Yss
these essss have heen e1c.p.tou4l, and vnils lie
market has been rAsnar quick for all keod grades, 10
do not ooseEya any Quotah!a eh1nxe.
The ehtet demand hks eaen for tha Ex.t.rn traaa :
though several parties hs1s been looking ass5 choeo
hcayy hogs for Baltimore and ph!1Acelnola.
We quota the nh1fst II acttve and pt.r,. v1.bone
material change. Tho sales hsyo been II follovs-
Of our report yesterday:
HOG SALES TO-DAY.
, 1865-08-05

toCticaco, LeayeoTofth OF some other pntat,
ard wc need not look for him rrntil VA rearh
The border settlements next fall. This il
rather unsatisfactory ia women and children
al home without money, clothes o. p7oyis.
Ions. SI-uA-SA-PA.
, 1865-08-05

in Cincinnati the nancy market works son:-
what close, but the demand for discount. be,nf:
moderate borrowers experience no difficulty in
getting I'll tbs funds they need, at sb11 per cent
en- coed piper. and 76s per cent on call, TIE
Governmt1t Is drawing heavily against Its hal
arces, which have lately been accnmu,atlne, aud
10 This The tendency townrd atrfngency is tisee.
ab,c. twill be Of thort duration however, Ex-
charge is In good demand, and the aales are In
excess Of tho receipts. Ths market Is hrm At p.r
95r p1tm. tuying and lilo prem. selling. Most
ofthe deaiers are Tree buyers At 50 prem. buying.
In New York, moray IL In active demand
and On call leans generally brings per cent,
though there arc rare exceptions at per cent
D1seounta ara dul. There is 4 good supply Of
eonnereta1 psptr Offering; bu: the baJe1a are
5.w, owing to tie uncertainty about the future Of
the money market. The rates are about per
rent higher, ranging at SOTO per cent.
In Boston, The demand for m,uey has been
, 1865-08-05

- The Albany Evening Journal Is now
printed on four cylinder hoe pcesa-the
OILY press Of the kind In that section OF the
State.
, 1865-08-05

IEEUk9s EuE 0<ksV&k I11UVut.I
VIC have now hAd three or four beautiful dAYs fer
hasvsalns and the psospecs With regard to
has grnst,y improved. ConsiteFaole wheat which
ha1 cen Iecsld Will he t-enref with 7oI dam age
The wheat tt thn Grand River Ya.ley - said 20 oo
nearly all nsc1red ID nne pydeF. " y
, 1865-08-05

II. JAxRs KKa3Y, OF arsenouas. c1iatea Co1asy,
Mich, writes, Juas, 1sa: '
A7uArr.1 Aca s4aAr17z F11x. ha.a dcno for IN.
L: Desanoe ~ t.s IiysT cono1sns s soa s ~
ren.;s, NJ Doctor eoald ktra ns no raia1 sd w
eortId.red "A peta3 sdJoH1 tta reach Of medicine
~.e1 4 .eixnno- sailed aad urzed me 70 II N.
J.yao's rexsEt.s Nl.h taa Aiteza:tTe and sKos,SYs
p1s. Immediately proc1ssd them. and nlIps1.R
tso d:ec1on, elo1ely, icon nit eazs1 and IN 4aY
az txo bexaa 20 Eend. By tas tr3e had coaxunsd
tn7oo nott1e. va en,oylnK good hea., better in.
cted tnEn reEsnhar fof teo yessp. asyp no eount
ttee nedieiE:s h4Yr ansize1y eured M d.ssa1a.