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, 1865-06-28
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH,


WASHINGTON, June E.-President John
con, who was ind!sposed yesterday to such a
degree that ha WINS obliged to refuee to receive
visltor8. Is somewhat better today, thongh
not sufficiently SO as to enable him to receive
Tisito1s: ,hd ss:, H. T hoxever probably sstcnd
The only persons Of note who. applied for par
don yesterday. Ex Senator Foote's appliea-
tion Is dated Montreal
Among other valuable p.oporty seized upon
by Col. Loomfs. special agent Of the Tea
fu,y Department In Virginia, Is the military
eight EIles In length, built By tho rebel
n1my. The road will be run under the con-
troll Of the Treasury until regularly confs-
cated by the court, and is expected to pay a
handsOme Per cent above eXlepses.
, 1865-06-28
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL


TUEsDAT Evening, JUNG n 1855.
The advance which tcok place in gold yesterday
evening WEE not matutalued to-day, and ve have
hgntn 10 note qulet market, with downward
tendency In prices. The advance in ons securi-
ties In England hss checked the speculative II e.
iug+ aDa the demand is NOW chiefly 10 meet short
Bs!ks, made when the tendency WAS upward.
EAdvices received to-day from New York ars.to
the effect that On The 1sth 1urt. In London, FtTe-
Twenty bends were sold at eoH lto{, aud that
WedAeeday's steamer would take out largo
quantity OF oouds, and no gold; THIS accounts
for The heavy feeling In gold this. afternoon:
The Produce msrkets continue heavy, and we
have to note further decline in prizes. Nhe,t
to day fell ae1e Per bushel Corn, II per bushel:
Oats, e oerbuaael; and Rye, &c PEE bushel. Pro
Visions were drmer but less active. Hiehwlne.
were also asfade ftmer, mainly In consequence
OF news from Washington more favorable to s.in.
nocent holdats." The news from Europe with
regard to BreadstuGs ia untavorablc, and this,
a}ong with the glowing prospects Of the new
crops, tends to deprces the market,
The demand for CURRENCY Is very moasratc at
present, .nd .h- bankers arc supplying their
customers ffeely.at 10 per cent per 4nuuu. On
the stteet loans- are easy at 1Go1f per cent per
month.
There was batter supply OF Eaesern Exchange
today. md the market was easier, but quotations
are unchanged. vtz:; 1-10&t8 prem eeIltug.
sosnc of the bank1 sold ro1nd lots to-day at cat,
but the general rule was 80 prem per thousand
Gold opened in New York this morning at IA 4
but gradually weakened, and closed at D. N. at
1s1s The following are tho quotations telegram.
A.. - \ fI..
, 1865-06-28
Fraudulent OIL Company.

NEw YoRK. June a7.-An alleged ffaudu-
lent oil company swind1e was under inresti-
CATION yesterday before Justice Dodge. at
the Jefferson Market Police Court The Uni.
ted Service Petroleum Company is the insti-
tuition involved. nHd It ia charged that two
Of its 1eputed ,ofIlcer1-A- D; Mann and Dan
lei stratton, Jr.,-haye dcIrauded ditferent
persons Of large amounts Of money. Mr..
two men, and Mann wra arrested and COM
mitted, but Stratton was out Of the city,
, 1865-06-28

Charles H. Lee, James c. Harrison, Henry T.
terson, John 4. Tracy, Edwin Smith. Wm,
Williams and Hamilton White were elected
Directors. At 8 Subsequent meeting OF the
Directors, Dean Richmond WIS unanimousIy
elected President, in place Of Geo. Palmer,
iehaAeet
, 1865-06-28
,F@J 1GsPetUUl19 yo1Iet
Isl, VAN ORDER.
TIE FOURTH OF JULY At MADISON.
-t~- MADISON, June n, 1865

I ~AA'~~f1N
correspondent from this place has fur.
nthed you an article relative to arrangements
made by our citizens, Tor some of them} for
celebrating the coming Fourth Of July at this
place. The article contains structures on the
action OF the Committee Of Arrangements,
which arc uttered with some appearance Of
ac1imony. Whether the language employed
WIS called for, or Was In accordance with TINT
discretion which the good citizen Is expected
to exercise, will be likely to be quite various
+ 1y determined. There Is no doubt With reeard
to the propziety Of such measure OF adber-
heIencc to the golden rule, IS to secure the
forgiveness Of our enemies, Whenever they
destft from personally Injurious acts. But
whether this rule should be thus fir adhered
to With regard 10 those. who h4ye sInned
sgalnst nation, and have euploycd their
best enereies In endeayors to thwa,t the
ea:ncEt etnrts OF those who were ALWAYS trne
to IT. believe, be sefiou.Iy
I have not more than the writer referred to
any sympathy with those Who would bring
forward men as speakers on occasions liks
the celebration Of this national anufyersary.
those who have been unstable IN Their SUD,
port OF the Government during It's greatest
tI!aa IT, ana peIi's, when We nmcmber that |
of the establishment Of which Is to be ceIe.
brated and this more esperially when such
have been vehement In de1ouncinr the noli.
cies which stern necessity has rendered i'm
perafiYely necessary for the Government to
pursue IN order 70 recover It's stability, Or. |
Edetd, Its very e1iatenca.
The question Of ABILITY to attract n, al.
dlence, while such antecedeuts aro Hsll
known, should have little influence in favor
Of euch se1ecticn. If this be the r1IIe. the
selection Is peculiarly appropriate, for / BE-
ltcve few will deny the fact that the maa can
not often be tound who conld hare made
more Of bad cause than the speaker select
ed 1ion this place made In his speech at the
Democratic Convention held IN the CanftoI
Park, before the last PfesideuttM elcctfon. |
His denmciations Of the Administration and /
Of the general policy Of tie war we're uttered 1
Wth suea Veqemsnce and appearance OF con-
[s1 doubts With regard to the integrity and
abIllty OF the Administration, That this
Epeaker Possesses good measure Of nbIlity
Will not be disputed. 4 mau who has ths
ability to lasd = large eo.munity,
p1est tsestheF to vim eaor;. rsS1tt'n rs acr & II
least three different changes of hts r3lit!cal
policy within three years must be no CON-
non person In bis. power to persuade !; for
turing these periods he WIS topen apd'un-
:ies which. they sincerely respected Tha in.
eltgent observer at distance will be liEely
o n gad such pe1son*ae almost euperpat1,r.
i In his power over the community In which |
le tWeils. Or that such community has hut
8 sb'e aNasnments to its proessed principles
ud!encs at an anniversary of that kind, com.
'oeed Of men from the army, and from a i
be has deeply instslted. viii he l.
lnlie LIKELY TO be embraced by late copper. Is
, 1865-06-28

= &eSsR ~ ~
NJ JETk1.S-aTe 0nl3 II
Is no thAu1et3 value. and
, 1865-06-28
From IRuffuIo-L.4ke Storm.

heavy blow on the lakt last night and to day.
The weather is cold.
lis reported that tie propeller Comet has
sunk In Washington hsrbor, Green Bay, With
a cargo Of merchandise.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Buffalo and State Line Road Was held In
this city today. Dean Richmond. William
Keep, JOSEPH Field, Aiausoa 'R,biason,
, 1865-06-28
PirtsbsTxh on ,Ierhet-jone 70.

The market d1r1us tbs pa. week E.s Ac1Fs, par.
tcRlafi, fer bcndsa on. fsr l7ture delivery. This
sA,rk for July, AuRuat and September d.uY.tY
cxn te eounsee By thousands Of btTc.s. and sans
went 50 f.r purchase October de l7trfs
pttne Tit demand on SIrnsdsJ WAs active. viii
1zsRe inquiry for Anzust delivery. BUYERS were ote:
leg HHc. s'lers holding ont 70: Sc. Tne mar.
kci eli sed in fayer ct h7ldnfs. VII ,. n, denos u
4 AXE the rfopef rst of tho la:ne. Henxoletae d..
Tns cid st 3la &c p4 gallon Taf Wis s.eAty. With
4 cod Gemand: sAlea Of 50 br,a II &SklQ.
, 1865-06-28
ILLINOIS.


u@nusoets P'mteo pamPn!et o. e'gnty
Pe' ~+la sseso44' mape. nae Juss oeea ~
Hue" ~ lA1u ooa euaro'aaon W 1a'tne1 ils
Gorpo'ale inletea'e' VI t"o ana hau NIL
non acsee ite or'g'naa land grant, nine hun
u1eo Thousand Of htue over one third are
yet for sale. 10 show The extent and loca-
uons OF Inc tfacts SOLO ana unsold. how the
1Aites are enhanced bs the iormer, and the
feht1ons OF poth 10 mafket IL tue task en-
bodied IN ahis neal Typography and map
making, and 80 lar II IS the enterprise Of
falIeaa company well earned out, and aaiely
to be lett 10 Itself. But there are reasons
Why The pamphlet Will repay examination
and refertnce simply on the ecore Of public
aid State utility. It stands as the history
Of the finest and get not the only fair rural
sectitrs tf Illinois. This railroad, tsayerslng
the entire length Of the State has been the
Iron tIelIis upon which has sprung and
twined the prosperity Of hundreds Of prairie
homes, the advancement Of scores Of prairie
villsgcs from the condition OF obscure ham,
let's to thriving trade centere. The pamphlet
Is the muppcd history Of q region thirty
milee in width and sewn hundred miles In
length, or which the Illinois Central railroad
GnQ11E NulE2ED nfEWCQ are nerve &QQ RtLE{Es
This il not indeed ill the history of the
same kind In existence, for We hare now in
Illinois three thousand miles Of railroad, con-
st1ucted since 1850, hut In connection with
no other line could 60 comprehensive an
array Of facts be collected, white there is not
another line that by the fundamental prioc!-
pie Of Its chartered existence has developed
60 thoroughly tho records Of its Land De-
1urtment. For the better accommoda ton
and dcrclopement OF this branch Of business
alone, solid f,e-rroof marble building IN
this city, Just now completed. will become
the lutcau of scientific and statistical Inform
alton, already largely In hsnd from the belt
Of country referred to. It is all within the
boundaries of Illinois, and yet stretches
through five aod ha1f degrees d latitude.
We are accustomed to magnificent! distances
IN the b,o&d West, but fold over yonr map to
apply Galena to Albany, and yon shall find
Cairo upon Norfolk, Virginia, and thence
forth better appreciate the extent and varie-
tics Of s.ft and climate belonging TO Illinois.
it's with this appreciation Of the breadth OF
lis survey that the pamphlet before us Is
seen 10 br valuAole state record 1oE tue
PERIOD VI len years SINGS Tue summer o. 4e''o.
when The hrst train Of caFs IRON lie North
cntesed Cairo.
The Illinois central Aal'foad land grant
Was mads IN 1851. ihe GATE ol the compile
tion OF Its line las just been noted. TIT
giant consisted Of alternate sections extend
Ing mseen "les On eaen noe ol me tsaeA.
AZ tae poor o. ~aas new n'e way gwen 10
.ne 'esloA u*set ~ Asl s4so 4%'.. ep .- 1870 ~
, 1865-06-28
CHICAGO Grlbul1e.
MORNING, TkI.WtEkLY A4D WEEKLY,


u,,.,.,..,.- - 'eui Aoh y
'ae "1sa a...s ~ ~ I'aa VI 7econetfncting th
""a o "a.eA 1A'e ootained wide CIR
co''noa' a'lu "n'en seem 10 be accepted BY
JOURNALISTS ana Inc people; us 50 much pollti
ca gospel They arc:
L. 1ae akeetuon that to the States Is Left
aep4'ng Q! toe Qualifications Of the voters
"no VIII es'aolisn Inc new order Of things
lnls Is onune on it aee. In every Pro-
e's"AI'on Issued oS the President, author
lug tecooauoetlon, that ofliclal has, In
uaest anu une9aiFocal terms, said who shall
ana VINO 6hall not Tote at the election OF
oeieeaaes !of tne constitutional Conventions
Wn'ch LIE military GoEernors arc commanded
10 cali. That the qualifications named &C.
cord WIN lie qualifications necessary before
secession, makes no difference with our pro-
pos't'on' IN MS limitations Of the right Of
sunfsge, eniS mat which seemed to the Pres:
ident TO be good policy was consulted. Hi
right to fix any other limitations is NOT I'm.
Itired by his uct. Again, II the States an
only 10 be consulted. the President ,s pnt,tv
Of N usurpation. Who ever heard OF Pres.
idcnt assuming to say Who should or WIN
should not vote in an election for deleeates
to Sts:e Constitutional Conventions
H. The preteDse that tie President must
In hls dealing with The suffrage oucst;on IN
the rebel States, be guided BY the prerions
laws Of those States, which do not authorize
ntgto suffrage. :,
The truth is .het the President as co,n
m2pder.;p. Chief deals With these s,-+ss -,
conquered provinces, in his military. not his
civil, capaclty-a method Of dealing with
them that Is authorized bg the Coustitut1 IN.
which rn,lc. lin thc hesa ~ ~ aa. s"-n. G ~,
rarv. hnt ,rhyrb fmno.as ~ ,,-.,.s.. ~
rxcert lis own notions If ,3cht ana ..'eo oas
and IF rrnfdIencv The ste,s. ~. "4ons'
mercy. AS much AZ a prisoner ~. ~ 49, -"
mtrcy Of 1,,s cantor ana +hssa :. 80 ~ - ~ sae
e1cent fbat of nnI;1ic on5n,o, ~ ~, pe"sl
anenn11e for vhot -.,,t,,, 49, .,'n 1 ue u
md III. 7,taoea ~ o,ri,1...,e.s W "a'
His ,nt,,o,;t7 Il s1,rsna ~ ~ .zns, M mas 10.
nse1es. ~ = c,rs, sn,hor,.r @ % " III y. a ont
Ctu,t offha IJni,ea s,otss m dacsasa s r. trs
caee NJ Ca1lforn.n-,h,t +he p,as;5ast !.,t. ~ W.
leca1lv and liz x5rtnr If n,s ot1,.s - .,n.,as
mf1,ta,r Gove,nor FIR sta.c nj thst 49,
nam,ns If a c,vIl Governor ~. h.cena - s'
,u,s5dc Of h,t ;prIsd;ct,on. WIN ~. .a1a
1a,cs NJ ~ o.her r,er min. ont " ~ se ~.
c1,rsa IN 4to ronet,tn+io, -r,ar. ,,s -.
1v is de-,sd Whst 10 ths ,aas,,sas. As-. ~. .h..
;1at,rnn.nt ,r rh,ch ~ ,'.,. ~ .ans.s - -u ,us
..r.1 ." "Aaen - nal
, 1865-06-28

fV In the Louisville Congressional dis
trict there is three conered fight between
Gen. Rousseau, MI. Mallory, md Col. Marc
Mundy. Rousseau iavors, while Mallory op-
poses, emancipation. Col Mundg is neutral,
80 far as heard from.
, 1865-06-28

Tuesday EyEN110, June 81.
The following summary shows the movement
In produce End provisions during the past 2i
hours, compared with the movement for the sama
time last yeH: :
, 1865-06-28
1HH1ANTS Ct PRODUCE FOE TIE wKHK HEuta0
=. JUNE Il AND FROA IAN. TO DATE,
Week ending gfnee


The following table. complied from the Official
reports Of the VA ehouse men to the Secretary Of
the Board Of Trade, ahows the anou1s of Flour
and Grim In Store In this city on Saturday evea-
ini last. compared Wisb tbs. amount in stora
week ago, and the corresponding date last 7ear:
, 1865-06-28
TOR 1NVl9ORATENG TE
L. ETSTKN,
AEu FOE TIE c1xAu
sCAoFULA, CANCER, Go11EE, uLc
SIKH DlaEAsEa &c.
Jayue e,s .Altauntlve
still Maileains its. SsDerjorit

@4n 4nrrn..xp.l.t
eosa e Ill eroorSetoT2 t. feeo n:ast = - tha H.
ted viTh ent{fS cnnadanca be'1sYn0 Ih.x + Iii ~.
1oallY d 7HdIcats rom fhe huSSa s9sten I'm atsss
fnr Thoss eusa T. u deslEast, mars promptly e1
thoroughly ihan sny othH remedy 81 ii clsss, +
-..... :. ~ --.......
CANCER AID CAECEEoUH AFFECTIONS at
kinds, tnE : maiortsJ OF tbs 3a9es in when IL
heen u1ed, aud Outlines ntsartha failure OF pshr@
dies
essen al ths itsessa in Vata:, kevnAn Ai,e1et!.as
neea nfrsoyu fncIY uEed Il has ,sysr harn tnn5W t
faiL All ns-S beep cured @no h1Tn cnntinuad ts,u
accuratr9 % itiFecHou1-
- ....
pRf,pey ann rRnps,cAr xvn1rcsxy--.
pbJsictans aho ha7a u.ca ias Ai.ssatiTe .a dI,sa.
il anrrcss Ii .ris ~ incr+sstn~ fhn nnr.[n11
F1atinr ezeItiny thh hssnrhent1 4ntn hrsithnnxe
etss Eher.hv H., wat<T ar rsirs1sn1. nsr. sstt1r,
and Ill uu1as asurtf eaIAy-Suran5a a. Yadncrd
KpnY2SY Frra g.f3Eyn1 sIf,EH ,y-,,-,uv.
~ Aitr+-sivn IL -. 4th ~ - n.7 ~
ioTn hs Al Vhn ~ q nict * thees .sTv,Sis. tee1r
- ~~ ~
, 1865-06-28


The ensezed tales at the the stycral Jsrds foot up
about 10 head, ranging from ssea $35o divided ~
Ftom It'd sd ...'. ttsd
Ffouo 350C l5SQ...a 20 h.ad
7bs ,sts'n,, :, ~: ~, ;sns ,,a trsss - III,
= nsaA =. tnA ea.y p.tloa o. Iae VeeS. Insse
Was no 'nqouy smons payels s3eept tof mo 1ou4r
grades hutehfFs Cattle Ao't o. tha sales "eFa q
mn eo#sahu Jsht stecfa. ins oni5 sAe OF noss Vas
hv D. keAy 10 6n1ntide Of 3Qe aead Ct 1r stesfs oa
plsste tSms' Auen *qef.Re eHens va
ss7 NJ. IneJ .Ie lnseuoea 4of toe lAto
Nashville Contract.
The fact II that 80 little hss been dcne to day that
the real feeling ct tha trads has nni been mads ap.
nayrnt In the absence OF all evidence II the cousf4.
~ W ouote tie market today Al dull snts prices
Ttthout change.
m tn,]ow1nr r are tho renort-d tsles
c.r11re,1rar rncpIv
.,.-,s 49, - es..s .I....,,,or
At ii Is. 'A ' ~ 40
Same TO same, ,js head COWS and steers, averaging
teoa r. u q; - ;11sna.,,a.n,..,+,,... 1sa u,
os7 4 On ~ s1.o ~ -'.1 "NA
, 1865-06-28

New Orleans Produce hlarket-June IS.
The rnod feeling previously noticed cnnr.n1,e IN
prevail. TheIe brisk inquiry tor such a1ticles -
.ss IN ns fsHnss sS S O. :aes T., s3@
st s. %. s9psraas 4 SLIM. 100 a. i si-5o.
II ioE s1tIa at H. Snr y 9o3a extta a. t9is p:!
0whtte at y 90 per hu; Wo saek4 oau sc. aad IiN
do i: &C per tu.
, 1865-06-28
CAN TIE LATE II 4STEKsS COETRn
TIE VOTES OF FIR EEDMMH1

and soil and sources Of farm wealth.
| CAN THE LATE II 4STETkS COErkY nj
THE VOTES OF FIJI EED MEN9
The President, In his interview with fh
south Carolina delegation, is reported 4
lave said, "southerners who avn land ha,
"tte capital to employ help, and therefor,
"fome OF our Northern friends n.e deceiref
"when they, living afar of, think they car
exercise greater control oEer the freed
"mtn than Southern men who have beer
"fearsd where the institution of slavery bas
"pteyaitd: Now, he did not want the lnte
slAyeholders TO control the negro votes
"against white men. Let each State iuaee
"of the depository Of It's own politica,
| power"
Perhaps the President said this, and per.
haps he did not, as VIC eau perceive no octs.
sicn for euch observations In the interview
With the South Carolina rebel delegates. Ii
he made the remark ascfibed to him. they
must have enjoyed hearty laugh be-.
hiEd his back at the manifest fallacy or b,s
reasoning. The late shareholders Of The
South know very well that they cannot cun.
trc1 the Eotes Of the freedman, and TINT Il
the real reason why they are so bitterly On.
posed to thatE cnfranchisement. As this
notion that the c1-rebcI slave INA sters H,ou,d
control the Fotes Of the blacks. fs being
held up as scare-croE to fflghten Northern
people Into re1ilquishinE their demand of
suffrage to the colo1ed citizens Of the South.
1t Is proper 10 pull the straw stulIlng out Of
the-old hat, coat, and troweers which makes
the manikin look 20 much like man with n
gun.
I. Tie slave masters were unable to intlu
ence the blaeks into taking sides with them
in the rebellion. They spared no efforts;
they left no lies untold; they exhausted
every species of deception ;-they used every
possible influence to win the blacks over to
their cause, butfafed utterly and completely.
II. During the war the masters owned and
had physical control oye1 their boudmen !:
they could do what they pleased with them.
except 70 make traitors and rebels Of them.
The negroes could never be Induced BY per-
euasion or coercion, to rails. their hands
against the Federal Government.
T III. There is only one way In which the
late masters can control the votes Of the
freedmen, and that would be by becoming
sincere and re1iable friends Of the rights Of
the blacks, hearty supporters Of unconditional
Unionitm, and active members. Of the great
party Of freedom. -.
". The approximations Of Mr.. Johasou
cnn not be realized, unless the freedmen are
deprived Of, thsir liberties aud remanded to
slavery, which We take for granted. u
contingency the President never expects
to occrr. And It Is doubtful, even In that
case, the Dasturs could force mhjosity of
, 1865-06-28

at ths.Firss Board at I4lsQ141I:and ut the Sec.
ond Board at 1a14. On the etreet the market was
dull at14l-
sil7er.is in limited dsncand anf weak at 1900
ISL.
Government Bonds s1s IN bette. request aud
nrmezs We quote:
Fiye.TWenuet.. Na 1851
Ten Foshes-.-...-....-.. 983 D8iAo8l
State Stocks were more ncttre to-doy, with light
Gales Q; Illinois War Loan On the stcek Exchange
1t 81, and Cook County Scrip tnew) 'at sea. Old
Scripts 1rm at 86f.. Bank Shocks wess neglected,
-Preston, Willard u Ksan, Bankers and Gov
etnent loan Agents, ~ Clsrk street, quote Gov
eminent securities IL:
g.s.sas: x1:@sist s1d5i9i.as.
t: s. 81, ist ana ID ''*' 'sf "
U. $: Fsyi: 81 series, W par
fluterest TO buyer to
July 1at93,..A.....-. pAE
Me'srr. Preston, Willard i Kszn offer the time
terms 10 those who buy 1905 10 seu. as are otter
ed BY Jay Cooke. -. t.,
The bonded war debt Of Iowa.. contracted du.
ring the last four years. is about $3.50 900, and 1s
payable In twenty years. The total war expenses
Of the stete ts7retzte not far from $e010O0, Of
which the general government has paid s10,, ,o00,
and S4G0 QUO has been Eet End pad by the ordinary
current revenues Of the State.
1t ta worthy OF note that. although the re-
sent export nf specde has beeu very large, yet,
for the past four month";, the export has averaged
only about T. COO per month, or at the rats Of
&50 0Q0.C COO PER annnu3SHh1ch Ia very much below |
the ordinary rate Of export The export OF spe-
Gle for The past 1ve months. IL about <i0 00o OoO
Ices Than that Of the same mouths Of 1854, and |
<a,Ie ,0c0 below the samc period Of 1863:
MIR. E. Il Btrdea1t has been appointed ea.hter |
Of the .Snb.TErasury in New York, in placs OF |
Jacob Russell, resigned. Ms. RUSSELL ze,i1es NJ.
ter sixteen years Of honorable serYce n the De-
pestmens; and II is stated that he Is to be assign.
ed 20 an important agency in connection with the
Sut>Tfe&surtes. Mr.. Birdsall has been head Of |
the Receiving Department for many years, and
hin experience we'll qualities him fer bis new
duaag.
, 1865-06-28

WHEAT R;ssiycd tod,Y ii 9t3 IN sa ,Sia3.f
sctk>bu. Heo~iTed last weak .t3s1l hu shipped
1t36oe By. Received ZANE weeE lsat year, sIl nu
sttopIs snd Ee Spring sdvsuesu TO tk1b4c-a1 IN
rtcvsment Ct atc on the q estng price Of
ua.ks., snd Il. ~ savsnee has o:sa entirely lu!t A.
oi 1H@lc pfr.bu- The following rable shows Tho
daily prices and pnnber CT bush III solo dus1ur tha
, 1865-06-28
#isssIlansous,

COAP SOAP
~ TIE BEST IS THECHEAPE4T.
We continue - m, ,nnnc'use oa4 A0TTLED 9
NAN sOAP. which = sold BY Chicago Gfocera xaua
ally. OF :ha eaue high standard Of quality that
Rainea TOR It lhs 1enutafion Of bs!sE tho Dest Fl.
Soap In tho market. Furthermore, It II fu11 weixb
which u not t1ue Of many 8oaos now oHered to {
public FRpC-TR 9AM3LK z
tes 1eAal 17t1A VKD 5dp Cincinnati.
, 1865-06-28

Government Awards and Bids 81 St. Louts
COMM1SSART AWARDS,
BCol. T. j. Ha 1es. Comrssa13 a. tais post, avnsd.
ed tbs contract under pEoputAs fer -four orcn-d
On the ~ e J. Bueklsnd, 1a,oco sks roub.e extrA
ADDITIONAL AWARDS:
In addition to tht awtfds made under The rfoposAls
for meats, cpentd On the 2lst. and heretofore nub-
lishsd. Col. Haiues hBa H.ate the following:
cLI44 sIpKs.
John J. Roe 4 Co .351. 900 rs at !sHc.
F.Whlttster Son, !o03 ~ At . atut,
Henry Amsa Co., 80 ,gGA at same.
AH3TRAcT or BIDS.
optned on Saturday, June eth. By o:n:tsrmas
Cu,rle, Of this poat.
RH-9atrett. 1o t91 hu It :ss: 4. .0oo DO. at &c.
j; :SbsPasn q, to0o oa st s4xc: i,opoo DO al
J. i. P: :wsrs. l1.00 hn ut SC.
I'll. CharmAn. = ooo bu At $50.
OATS.
RE-. Coz dell + Co. s, ,ooo tu At SIC.
4, .nst1ett. IL oc0 bu ut 5sa.
J.F. Wilson, 11.NQ ba at H4c-
H. G.klDg. 800 bu ~ Sic.
tsssasa A.5a Ga SS g. 81 q s' so,, ,,x
J.P. Powers. ID. .0oo - s: SC
Ell, Chapman, 25 30 tn at 5zHc.
EAT.
Il. ". Ptary, 50 toux loose It 80 "a.
3. II. Barrett. @ toas pressed At $etnQ.
Gee; L Davis 70 tons losss Z NJ e! N-
r. Marsh Z Co.. S5 tons pressed at sas.oo go
'o9s !oefs es.oasa :. "a, pressed =. $500
J.P. Ptwers 1oo ms pressed II tas,N.
J.E. HaIf, 10 ion. press.d ii 93N.
no cuut1nc 4 have betu awarded
, 1865-06-28

To tht nA1kes NA8 II ~ active. Aud l&lAo low
ef. 8a1rsEert :. CoH1 II sTpR1-1s,Go b1 So, / 1t
% g9 pu no q q: 3.GM no % at 5sk; +. % ba
sseo = G. ~ Do st g: i'so 81 a q ts eoex aFIoAT.
s. II Go1 nu hixa mixed ttrtr ~ 70 Q. b. Al ths
clots tbs market MAJ quiet II TX t.r No. and 52H
OAT*-N ceiEed 10 day Is 242 hu; shIpp ID. 81 bu.
Ret eved lstt weak. sSl l hu shippa &as, ,lss o..
s2 81 bu. The market utinz the nres four dsys 81
the wtek 1as Qa1ts animated ana bu1yant. and prc 4
ran up Sic No, l-A1 advance & s.26Ac % ths
cIct1h3 price etour last review. YsseIdsy tha II.
ket gave gay 2c and to-daJ si tuEsh.r decline Of
&c vas e1cEted. Tbs following table rvhthtss ths
num ber Of bu.heb sold dAty dusing the weak, and
ntfcf& renltxed.