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, 1865-07-26

How much money has gone ont Of Chicago
for the purchase Of oil stock aud oil lands IN
Pennsylvania, Western Virginia and Eastern
Kentucky, nobody can tell; bat the am7uut
Ia rcc1oned At three to four millions bnt wc
doubt If the 1argest sun expresses the
whole facts. And the stream, not
Of Oh, but Of money, still continues to fo..
The excitement, lately so high, has not
abated; It has changed its manifestations
and in some cases its direction. Iowa, Tenn-
etsee and Canada now claim their share Of
attention; and ve hear Of minor companies
organized for operation In the most out Of
The way aud unexpected Itaces, sll
Of which keep up the d pleting
process that speculation in Pennsylyanla
commenced. As Journalists, It is not our
province to adFise the stopping Or cont'nn-
Ing Of this speculative movement but We
caInot refrain from pnttfng In word OF
eautien IN regard to the hands to which sub.
scriptions are intruated. In fever like that
now raging, 1t Is peculiarly TINT, in the
haste to grow rich, all prudence is abandoned
| sud all discretion cast to the winds. The
| fear lest ali the good places shuulo be tsken,
| and that the chance once lost viii be gons
forever, is the powerful Incentive to haste
and this paseion, highly intensified by cupid
1ty, Is that upon which the operators do no
fail to work and in al such eases, imqrn
dence and brazenfactdneEs can beat honest.
ard give the latter great odds Ia the game
We eay this, hariug been Informed Of 4 recen
swirdIe OF which . few we1l-knoWn citizen
were the too credulous victims.
Desiring to have the whole ol th
good thing in their OWL hands. the
made bnt few and only guarded In
aui,ies, lest the news Of the strike ehou1
| Get roised abroad but when their none
was gone, thes learned, too late, that sue
profound secrecy Ia not always the be
, guaranty Of Success. They had bought VIII
> never had existed. The case Is worth rer1.t
!. | 1A,f{rH.
, 1865-07-26

hands In many INSTANCES, great financial en-
and discouragement. Many
have refused TO work their plantations from
one or more Of these causes,. or have raised
only q suall an cunt OF cereals. Others. who
uTa; caases hxYe conbiaed to produce dis
coursgement. Fertile plantations have
rrown up With weeds. 1evees bare been
neelectcd, and where the cane once grew.
the waters Of the creVAsse have spread de-
stYpctaan far nEd Etde. Another obstacle TO
success exists In the preiudices and views Of
the planting community. They have 80 long
exrounded and practctd the, theory, that
no hing but despotic control, force, and the
Lash, would produce semrneratlya labor from
the negro, that they will not admit of the
possibility Of success, under the neW order Of
things.
The freedmen in their progress to citizen.
ship and the rights Of feeuen, contend not
only with the evils Of centuries Of ignorance
and oppression, and the fanatical views and
FEELINGS incident to sudden liberty, but meet
with opposing influences from the majority
around them. Wern they encouraged to
habits OF industry, aided in the acquisition o.
knowledge, prompted to acquire property
could they be made to feel thnt they might
aspire to distinction in the higher Walks o.
life, ambition would prompt them to phi
forth corresponding e1e1tlort.
= Nv uCu LIZ FlantCIa VI tAt t3VA%tA S~A9AA
their own interests IS we'll as the prosperity
Of the country, BY aiding to elevate the ne
gro to the position he Is capable OF filing
they will ind grateful hearts stimulating
their brawpy hands to labors, and sntcesse
never extorfed By the. Lash. Under 3 moE.,
llbsSa1 policy confidence would be restored
capital would seek Investment, ltabllitie
that now cripple enterprise would be re
moved, and the old channels Of prosper1e:
would dow with wealth. The 1evees Wonl
be again crowded With shipping; the grea
staples Of cotton and sugar would again I'll
Cd wharyes, and exercise corresponding II
fluence upon the commerce Of the world.
Slowly, but urely, the public sentiment
changing, and the time is coming when h
co1ofed man will be left uutrammeled In th
pursuit Of life, liberty nnd lawful happines!
3f1RrEY
, 1865-07-26
Mt,tfQQ0 Mrtbnme>
WEDNESDAY, JULY 70 1851.
~,np saNo CRERK MASSACRE.

TAI 4ANO N0A0AAAA% IL asa
Every reader OF yes.erdaS's TaincKE must
h.ye been norribed At the expedition made
ty the Committee on the Conduct Of the
War In relation to the "sAnd Greek Affair.""
concerning which ne hsEe had 20 many con
tic.ins ststcments du1ing The past year. It
!. not TOO much to s&y that the Fort Pillow
1ns.eacfe was altogether humane and lnsttd.
atle ~ compared with this unprovoked and
wholesale butehesy o. znsn, women and ehA-
dren, who were known and acknowledged TO
be- our friends, and who were living under
the express guarantee and protection Of onr
Aag. We haTt be{oTn us : fo2y OF Col Cha-
vington's dtisnse. We have read Il With the
earnest hops Of finding sonae pa1itton OF bis
enormous cline. There IL no such c1cuse Or
palliatiou to be found. The - Sand Greek
Affair." WAS simply An act Of hsdeous cruelty.
=asn1lhea with al thu accessories OF fraud
lying, t.eaeherJ, bestiallty. These Indians
Lad sisnalized their hiendhh'p to ~ By pur-
chasing \ number Of white captives
from hostile bands, and delivering
th<u, M without fRuepu to the military hu-
, 1865-07-26

- IN e TN.9E.i rsibsT moFs scu7s. s5a s.ssg t y =
b.iter than en- this day rex n. NJ = so; 90 d
1a.Mo M csctee Il *; \ ia - Il nc.
at0 - Anu 1,CqQ rs It 3oc w.
, 1865-07-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
11DNETARF.

TUKEDAT EVENING. Iu'y 1ot 4eoH
There hss been little or no rain to day, snd
With good breeze and bright tun, the weather
has been highly favorable for the eatety of the
etops, Al the came time, the tkT ia Cloudy snd
the weather looks unsettled. The Accounts from
the intctior are mora favorsbte than was to oe
exnecttd from the upward turn in the mstkeI
hut spscu' stpfs sre even more esnsinve thah
f.rms r on this subject. week Of GOOD oEJ
weather w6nld do much to"atds 'aeaiins 1ae
eafe.y Of the crops. ..-.-..
The general produce markets today were Arm,
but lees bnoyApt. Flour Advanted 1e4i5c =
barrel. and wheat 8G4c q bushel- Corn "as nru
md active, oats advanced a2c p onthel. R5e
W.. eca1ce and 1rn. Barley advanced SGT: 2
bu.hel. Hlghwines were more active but IN
changed. Pro1Istors ruled dull. Fie'gh" Ao'
yanced 1c 2 hushe1.
The money market to-day VIE h1iak and close.
The demand for currency 1t the vaf1ous aase
nouxee va1 fully equal 10 the supply, ana eloset
a,.rri.ntuatIon was npsde than IL ususl. At tat
same time the banks generally ACCOMMODATES atst'
claus customers yesdil1 at Upper cent peF annutn'
On the rect rates were Urn Al l01s pef CENT PEI
| month.
The sctlye demand for currency ~ me f1oonss
! ,,,aa b,t rendered the market for Eastern e1
.hsn.a r,,I.r- To 8ay the bankers gold 10 eaet
| s.har AZ .nc at.count, md to their castomera
w. n In nre1o, The buying rata was general.
1'1a a1sronnt. Tbs demand By the mefrlnh'
trsse in coupsratire]y light At rpresent. and wia
,,hs,al thinments Of produce The offerings A.
teavJ.' ..o, ~
x.-rea "a 1881, and CLOSED at 4:30 p. m. st III
Thc following IRE The quotations teleeraphed
| nd + Rynfhert eolH brokers'.
, 1865-07-26
The CroSs in MiehagHns.


1s.re norton Of tbs wheat crsp 1As h9en Sctufea
during Ine palt week, bat thef- II much TIT a.cak
TTniayorxnlt ye4fhef and fcarc!aY OF lAbofe1s 6as
ft ri thewprk back We have heAsd Of several crops
Ia rt yetlern part oi ho State contracted 70 ne w
lfy1ret during ii week. rsnefally At prices FAp"l1E
about ten cents below current rates fof o4d Nu9as
hui tbe Ws1tnot such thR The fatmest cuula
not hfeEh. Indeed, ws hAEo heard oE hos ona crop
hsitF delivered. wnlrh. wrs > swka Esop tAsen y
joteth GIltuakes~A miller 1t Niles, Bsrn!n county.
LExAHns tors1r.- Iha herytst 81 go y p.ane Y
rtnFht 11 psIn,. ao,r q n n1fat .. tnE9nse ~ q
-. hss ban drawn n: 1hs.e !: na:a dsn{.s q
corpa.nts Of stI whsas and soVas pttc.a Hase heSa
so bad struck with the rust thai thtT VIII scAEe ~
ply the Ee5.s;tnx 80 taFesq1eEs f. ns mssss
thsu ttuarsssa land p,eea. What the iat net: 4aa'
fost now Is to,tLltht OF CRY Authsay WeAfhes.-
I.cHrnleA UtYau-
E.r.r.zoo CorSrr.-We hrAr nu.h fo.npfhfn
from o. Or PLACES Of injury tanttttd o. the NnAA
ctop b. tnr A,e heavy rams ID cur " tmm al u
1trfniig ID ,uEh the Eequsnt snoxcFs aaTa ttnoar
sa.led hs fne1a gisssly u nag = assss.Sga, ,aIa M
psonulnr nnsly Tee hss,ea. Of r. ~ Tn;a
snme time, has required ~ unasnAl amount o. lAno
Ia The td within tho !AAi fo1tnt- h:. 9nd every Ns
| Gay baS b.eA i see1oub tfaWp@ck3 OIL u1tess kota
esvrrx storm Iho1ld noss III VIII &efaE
| ii, il cipps without se34en4 tnt 13y.-GnE<He,
, 1865-07-26

fuu ere hundred milea of the road Will be
completed By the Lat Of January next: The
cars Me now running oa the first section OF
forty mi1es to this place. Their receipts for
freight and passage aTe very large. and the
frsf stct.on Of the road Is paying fae better
than was anticipated; I observe that West,
e1n p.pers are publishing good deal about
thc iamous Pacific R,ltoad imbroglto. The
people Of Kansas care little aboat IT. 50 long
Is The road 10 steadily and susel5 being cou1-
p1eted, much to their advantage ard the en-
rich.ng Of the Stats.
wks1ak TOWNS.
As an Ins!ance Of the rsp:dity with which
Western towns spring up, | Will gi7e lew
items In re1hhon to the town Of Ottawa,
wenfy-1ya miles south Of Lawrence. It has
all been built up In less tbhn year and .
surrounded BY the 3iarias dea Cysues,
skirted with heavy growth Of timber. l.
IL the center 81 Franklin county and the
Ottawa reserve, and is the county seat. One
bupdzed and 6eyenty-d five. firms have been
sold to aetua1 settlers In that Immediate
vicinity within the past Feat. In the y7Ilase
there are upwards Of seventy families, two
| assortment Of goods, one bakery, tWo black
smith shops, two saw mills, and f'ne -four
| ing mill Id the process Of construc1 1lon, two
| schools, Sabbath school with 150 schotArs,
| 3iethodist, Baptist and Presbyterian
! churches.
| The Ottawa Unlveraity il located three.
| quarters If mile from town. It has an en-
[ doVment fund Of 1900 acres Of land, gen
erously donated By the Ottawa Indians. fol
| q college, In which there Ia to b. al Indian
| department. These lands are located In
| tracts within five miles OF the University
Five thousand acres haye been sold for the
purpose Of erecting building. A beautiful
stoIe building 4o1G5 feet, three stories high
is now being constructed. and will be ready
for the reception Of students this comin:
l wlntes. The University also has GAO acre.
70. college grounds, we'll watered, with SOM
timber, tho ba1snce being q fine plateau
This Is Intended for College farm. ei1t'
acres are now being broken 10 put In to shad
and ornamental trees. A nursetYman q
large experience, in Bloomington, Illinois,
to have the charge Of this department.
tAB0RENs WANTED.
Laborers Of ali kinds arc In great dem2n
here. The contractors on the LeaVenwort
sna Lawrence sailrold advertise for 50
bands, and agree to pay 200 and g. % Pr
dRy. the latter price for teams. Ffefghtcl
adyertfbe for teamsters. offering 70 pay b45.G
| per month, board included.
, 1865-07-26

III AtS1r T. Tnr ctrs1sl market Il active Laoseed D
!. n tess dem lid than recently. but prices arc ss
n. hi :iuxd Lard on cont.pn~s aes,ve md % y ~
, 1865-07-26

p.r.ey crop, there Wa i n1rneY tse1izg II thai
rrrcsi md Aa!es were made u RI advAnce OF 31ae
y tu. We quote sa'es Of New No. II &c.
Like F.eights vert less active but 1c higher
With epksseme1n a &c for coSA and Rye 10 Baf-
no md nc for Cota 10 0svego. R1onr Ftetshts
were u1chaogeo ...
Tn.re were no new features In the Grocery
| -,.,tet- The deu1nd eosunacs active, auk with
u,st ,t; ks eAle1a find it dincnlt to ttl orders.
| psenrd and Pot tltnd SuXats-the 1xter supeE.e
| a,,. IN = greet e1sent Cuhts and Porto R1cos-
| ,rc sti,l II limited supp'y and eaam,na full
| 4Trt.. Prime CoEees ara scarce and drm. Teas
r,e Hrrn. Choice aty!es sFe searee.
There Il nore activity N HFooa Cora aad the
,.,T-t rules DIM, with sAes Of 1eS1is tons In lata
t =, xstn.cn ssop,0o and &9so0o, according to
quality.
;,h .sfr, 10 day Of II bsls prime Conntry 1t 1oHc
The-e IL nrmer feeling in Wool. md tho
o.,trt has advanced some &c per b slncs our
i.., vaeklv review. To-day the market wis
| nm. With fal1 share Of activity. sont 4i+0o0
| M changed haHds In lots, At %s85ae Tor good to
Ana WISHED, and $50 for uaWaahed. Wequote the
range 9s953e+
u+,. atw.ud. Tbs sales have been principally
aons1ed n tbo,e 1eit over on Saturday LIST and
cnn,,,t entirely Of butchet's stock. There Is
.,,Na hate. feeling, but prices h1ve not Ad-
v,need. sa!es were 200 head at S3-o0Ds.25.
Yna, sse in moderate supply With R,od de-
n,and. We note an advance OF l51s25c per 100 Ds
On Saturdays quotations.. Sales wsre 1000 at
S7H10.5o.
. The following dispatches were read On Cham ze
to day;
"Reeetpts-Wheat, 10 .on0 hu; Corn. 200, 900 b1
OFT, 6u West qgsti q oatGsd Il
svs a. s.r. Freients 10 New York unchanged" 4
, 1865-07-26

HxX
T-Hrsu,H4 93330.&
~ @Tn1rfrxTarndlh o N4a3
Lire, A..;,:.:::. !. : Gj@3as !; ~; ~
Z ~ sasWS4 o.1*3o 80
MtEN..l.XfAlD ~ ~ n
Ts = K ~. nE3a9i
.HI1ot1I Upper. @s6 !.
, 1865-07-26

IMPURE STATE or the BLOOD
Ara promptly md saosoaxhn szadseAsed bS
DR.. JAYNE'S Alternative.
En-l Az a EviAAnr4
Head the Evidence.
rHoYuIA FOE aKyH 7AH
usyr7~ ~ NJ pftr@n- C.H

IA
N. c. P HkYFpHp, Of NJ pi1EAa. CsEuoat Co..
onio. VsttA: -.....-
The son OF M. facnasa 1avyer ha3 neen aflcsoa
xssh HczoFpzcrs AFFECTION IN about saFtn Foass-
Tse .asaxea Of tha dscAdtul eisosss had bean s1ea
u lha poy'3 nee Va 1t tna1 ona eaiso sore. ~
seensd to eu4 vorse snd uoras, although he had osA
Rntes tha carr cf tbs bat phJa.aaana IN saia @cuoa
Of the ezunt11. Las4 October NJ 9A"1tF ~ ANS
ID 70 give J4rsxs A1rnA1tya r11al. sd anAty
commented to do 90 but With itt:e nope tnas his soA
wrnla "a benefited bY IT, u ha hsd sr1eo nedaeaaae
Innuoaraale. sttao1s thu slightest tttcs- Wien hls
son bad finished taa nsts bostA. N IN ,soTenea8
VIZ pe<cepupe. a1d th1ea bottA4 effected " asc1a
to b permanent cufA The softs aaTo 81 dAAa-
pe4,ed and 10 not keenain. I'd With tas cireuA'
stsnctA could suppose, upon King into tho haAth4
happy fses Of MAster saxye that ha had eyeE fnowa
stckua8 pf any Kind
, 1865-07-26

Tpe d. mani has bean less active thts thsn ~
nreTicus week partly owing 10 ftee pufehAst1 mAoe
shep ~ snsnussctu.ers. snd partly 10 the nivsncs
Wnich hAs taken place 10 price1; teefe u a:n no.
inpseyed rs sassa II ,ne sry ps*s of ~ ,ne Tess;
- ttaTfc; N4tnooo ~ pulled. supsE snd ezra. At
ae go TUB . i q A z go Sss. sne
HXS4c: 80 DO SECOND clip Mestlza, % 1o3 ~ C1es'a.
god a - afs. e,,fs G.2o ID .noqs a % a.
20 Eass Inula, 4nd o,Go - touhats N1tts On Ply.
yst. terms HJ suction. 81 nalea Chpe. dan
&txt0a.Kt, and do CuFzc ~ u IL, c4at4
, 1865-07-26

[Ap AaiEs of aF1sx ar AdS Nsnse - 9 edMs y =
H6Yuoe n dcepFdnne& AcitA d FAs1kaoN Pa1*S Pa1**S.sss
fEaqN1a. dnd dY1 f47as'4td tH ~ z9kS& 0@~0
TUESDAY E1Kxrxa JalJ .. Is.a.
FKEIEHT%LA1E F1E1dH7s-Wesa 4ulas ~ "a
edysDee oilc- EnFaEtnents Wers: 70 oHE1f HEffAt IN
Il Sc, scnr r Hsnnsh. RJa ars;. To 0swAao -sea5
TtfSISp EAIL FEE1eH7s-Ara 1ru1 st ssasSc tor
Flour 10 Bctr0n. md hsl zss:a Tor 18th CAS- All
III Rtn Fax1oHTs-Ars nrm 1t soe and 9too Tor
Flaaf ehs~Y = ~ = S,s;ea. as ~, nr,. ,o,n,e
ssss hrls Eecetved last Heet. :: So bsl4: An1pped.
ssI5t bri.. Kseelyed SANS Heex Ba. 2i.tH brig
1awsst n Cd dui md heAv1, and decline Of SOLO,
va edec:ed bu within ths pvt thses q !oaE d.ys
- 4ax,afs I, ,gSlis ,'sr "a a.
| SSnce fn.daT Tbe stock u yaHY noch reduced
= hss oss1 4 ~ IN s.:,
{hnnsh choice White winters are in Tefy 3sted sop
Wy Ths following ahls s;oE' " nnof 81 e. e.
/
, 1865-07-26

rtxv. and Tex call lo1ns SOD . cent IL demaaded:
,,rIne n,per is rather scarce tad easily negodated
N;@i . cent 2 sanu1n.
Tn Milwaukee, money Is stetdy aad In good
.nn,,1y At 10 4 cent. Ea5tern E1chanse Is stesd1
Npsr suJtng and prem. selling.
FThe New York Tribune, Of Monday, conthus
tha following not.te In its money sfttcle:
ne fslase Of "bsa1" bEokst sgd opfssto, fsat 4
~ ~ ppqeeaution OF drawing hs bank balaoces n
nRrnokl7p. where bis accon1t wss kept. aud snps
snsSr vnluelees several cheeks dYa~n yeatessA1
t. psy uotes fal!inguue upon stock dlfesences'
- In Few York, money Is In fair request snd
Arm 1t the following ratea:
Per cent per 8nnnm
1csps on esil, stock securities. .........oo g
| ,-,o. srdnrsad hiils. ca daJ4. -. go Z
11'n. l. months, Z q 8
,-,,., ,,n.s sinsle names, to g
| r,hnr ncnd hlIis s.......,........e 8 @l0
, 1865-07-26

coming .s.e ,ts: ss.a1 Len s. nna ~:
...r' tnr n. coming week. but from what can
nka ~ a,.sn.d ron full conversations with numerous
sToTsr, we see no reason to appsshsna NY as'an"
e. !, he ,uop'y. Its very likely that the re-
estnt, may net be ~ 1srga - last veal, ,tcs theS
vtr, anusuAly large. We ha!s no denot. no*e.es'
mat the van,s Of the trsds will be- amply supp 1ed
Thn market opened quite active and 'tson !. H1ta
n,ics, 25c per 100 NJ better than Int Esek nat n
the .tterpoon dispatches vero resolved uon ~"
York indicating depression In prices mere. aao toe
t.elns hers became less buoysnt. ins etoso ot u :
~, noErYtr, found but few aa'o4o. ae1's '"'c.'
, 1865-07-26
FhiiadslphiA Wool asarkes-la15 e.

TnamAsfp, opened whha betseE feeling 1na ID Eaoss
eht.nta Tset o. sxe sso n. rs If. M ~ a,so M
rtsd IN fcts Il from 10 10 he for low to n ~ ahd
hne neert ne!rdiaE eoaanoo Wstesa - -
fa;3r md tab Al ssetaa Der .. At me siose tleFs
IL - aciy!fy YAtn1 are bekts1. Ant sal1< ffaell
a 1eSa1 II r,%f
, 1865-07-26

TCKsbAT 8V84L30, 1N1y 10 lSo.
ltADER-Rscslved, 2,.77 m; EApoed. 71S N.
1b,re ve,s .er, few ckrzoes sderail today. conse
ou.uttv lhs uatket ruled qulet The demspd, hoE.
ever. IL ass,rs It pttTi .us rs1ess- Sales we're ::
c.yro stnf va stn. tom Grand hires, 80 n rated,
nearly st.ips, y slloo. By q. R. Rooer:s; cstGa
echs L Lutdinrten. Eon Sturgeon Bay, % N n hs1lpa
balance 21t and boards. a. $l125. by AoEton Cargo
trhr Ba,,i,cu from ,fAa1asee, deck load Of fswe6
tlub*r, st $3.50. hola ful mixed 1t III %, b1 Col
loorna1-
, 1865-07-26
n a RI N e -
ponr or CHICAGO
.yTV" ,JalY 3,

EIVxD..-......s...la4SI ~
s,mr Nfa:a5s Mssssa:s
Proo r itriu SUI sfatsffctn. :. Goaes ich, snudr1es-
FIsP H.
ffop o. Ia Morris Bay CitY, lj0 N lumbar. 20 m
i'm t!npt9.. pSr. burke, Buffalo, III tons eo.1,
Bssaaass In = mptou. Aeno@ass ~ e !HnesF; sSa
Bslx aesntN-'
IT ls;e.m.e. ~ LIN. osxeso, 100 tons coal. 10 n
t1mnts 5,1 sHsnnsh, HHp fag1n. Bufao. 70 u lumber
sc1' trnn, Ftff River.
Etht NoFte41Sthhra A. jotep- Is n lumber.
* hf Gnldt. ts121 21.nn snehnTr IN Al cords wood
stm stht + rn1trfton, Wood, Sturgeon bays 80 N 1um
e.,, Biz e1insI = Wsra, Holland. Is eas sahs.
Ssht Htitn kent. Camerun. ulss Ear 10 c.s wood
raj, Mrion. IL smitt. Fu1ler'a Pier. IS tfs wood.
aa1hr HIpfy EAtsp Hu1ns+ EnA9n CITY. u sds Taod-
, 1865-07-26
FROM MEMPHIS.
Politics In West Tennessee.

Tho DIsfra is1px Act and How 1t
Wofks-The ConKreaaloAaI Canvas
Names and Anxcedents Of tho Cam
oates-Local I1EmA- Movements Of
The Colored Ptople-TFadc and Cot.
ton-H&buildIng Ehc Railroads.
, 1865-07-26

~. rAxFH KIRBY, Of Gyeeanush. Clinton County.
Mich, rr,fes. Ju,ss Et& -
/ nj il duty 70 ua4n xnovn 70 Jsu waAs aAtsH
AIrxxar17x x1d aAgAs17 P1rIA h&ve dnns fos me.
Lat peeember W. l1nG. rcdocsd 70 . mese ixess-
nrr..s M toetpr cpaId Htyc 1na 10 rullek SEQ N
eostts.ed u natns hayond the resea Of medicine 70
vnrn ). neaxsncs eAl1sA snd urEed NJ to ~ D.
JayrA1 roa5u apt with tns AltaEssTs md sana'tss
Pills. Immediately vfoea1ed tan1a. aaa mato8.a3
~. s,.~+,o-p r,ossa1 vooa tlt essie, and In aA7
or txo besan IL MnnA. B3 tha tina lac eou4Hna0
tn1eo bottsa vsa enjoying xsoa health. oessef. ta
daed tnso reuempN TOR TN 1esft. aass 20 oo1os
! teese naAletneA hA1a entirely eufsd ny d:sease-
] Nv, ..d,+,on,, t,attmoay, IA Jxyns1 Medical Al
! manAe, 70 b nAd k1ati1 q n AkstA
III pr. D, Jsrus son1 Family asdtcto0 ~ soia
| n f.hlnaeo pr TUll1R, FINCH = FULLER; L5h1
| - aHfrTH. uuRNHANB d VA1 eCaAACK; z. d
| = HnnKxR lJ1nd1Ss.1m u ~AaA ad0
, 1865-07-26

EaosMo NAxsu&A RAN @ QQdA&0s
This Banf VII rocusa subscriptions 70 Ia ~ -
II. 4 HofEx s16 pay mo intesNf 6o0 d7ta q SID"
kr-trt3rn 10 tnt l5kh ot l1t3. ..,
The49 notss xte iasuad In Of 81 Nl0
ssoo Fl,6ao and e.pM; bear tatH@a y Ns ~ 9, Il
~ On of tho aoVMnusonk rS cee& Y fo!o. &a9
psTabIc tttn9 yeAts from 1sth q Ju3: ~ %Az
~ rnrTrtd 1t tae option ok tae ho116s n 8aAu*3ss
into - Eeof 80 Rcld. bea!tnx nond4 ..z.~,,~
Va sSo feep hand ful Etoo1 O ~ r. .s1s9S ~
ss2t - RaaKtsS 4ad AEan@ hes ofexEssa cAa<k1 o.
~ tnfnS AlloHad By Jay Cooke- p.ts.ns
, 1865-07-26

hnx the reyt eQxat crop n tdIl paTtah VII bs R2a1h
= fyery enort one, thsEo y not doubt 10 former
tnd n elas,es 70 consiasrAtas knounE. Nefe annur
..n,vn n fh1s xrcftnn cDnntfY:
, 1865-07-26
surrnKyT 70 CT L1ApTNo ARTICLES Af cHscAAo FOE
ru8 vKxx 4Sp1ne JuLx y AID EHoN JAx. TO


11orE AID sRA1K II aToRA-
The following table. compiled RON the snsaent
renosts Of the watehouaemen to the Secretary Of
the Bosrd Of Trade, shows the amount Of Floue
nd Grain in stors in this city on Saturday even
fup last, compared With the amount In store
week ago, snd the corresponding data lat yeas:
Jnly. u july Us, july p,
, 1865-07-26

~ n:y"Th. :; ms,EsE savsnc.d io@I5c isles Ets
war s1sT1sl@ o1s sssE!oa :. 1soo FL.
w p1n a. a Is. ipo b,s lnvtncib:e'' Il t9,ts4:
s, ns, ns@;S = ~ ,ns - STs srls iaa.n g.
so1: ~ ~ Il "a. 20 bill II - co 10 br.s. south
49, BIZ ~ = MfeeS;? as;? is q T 81.
~ 1890 Il II ST. 10 pris. ST.. Joa" Ut $40.
sFE.s9 n .ns ER'ss Io3 ~ =
~ ~ II sTx: lcn pr3s *Baek" = 3S - so esls
nt nantst st s515 1oj bsa- 1t Is Is: lo1 bf-s- II
, 1865-07-26

QYTtc1 or TnH DAILY THfBTxf.

Tussdsy RTeniu8. jay T.
BE1F EATTLk-AecortinG 10 tho Board Of Trada
report, the Hecs12ts snd shipEenss nee onr ~.
i.tue. 6 mps1s1 with ths corresponding petiod oi
1864. hare bstn ~ follows. II saoo1d na borne 10
mind that tAepa receipts and satpmtuta Asn seaas,
those ef the oAypsecsdinx:
, 1865-07-26

shsep W&nted-Kanaas ~ WOOL
Craving ssate-Petroieutn Rxcs'e-
u,ant-SA}s Of Railroad l.ands-LA.
horxrv on the Pacific Railroad-The
naptdity With which Western
Towns spring Up-Eaborers wanted.
, 1865-07-26
6.fbMMExEIALa.

TuksDAr EVENING, July IS
The following summary showa the movement
Ia cvotuce and prov :sIoux during the p.st II
hours compared with the movement for the same
tine last year:
-..-%.~,rx uaonurH JNf.T ~
, 1865-07-26
suyyxrHa nx1Ap5uLI5 yKox K1psxx oexrLA15
FRANCIS A0es. Of Nsutzha. Wiz. wzttes. Marc
SILT Ruxpx T1o1ursHLT zKxcTKo
Mn 4 FORBES. Of Nscsdcn, Wayne Co.. Ra1 Yosk

writes: ..-.--...
rhaye suffered With An EzuFT1os o. Tus sxtS
When nt1s eataf3nd eAS sIoao!ed WILL Al re0tc&
nj over my body IN Tho course Of thzoa wee n hsfu
.nns, se7esal hazd rod bos<haa on zach WE. and
on ,ny feat, TIA aams ktuc Of b,otchos cana On ny
r,aht arm. And then rapidly spzssd ovtr ny Eools
poty xpd nasl1y vaa. ny face excepted. cue eoIfa
rs.h RON sy hesd 70 ny teet Taa onasse saansa
n,t.x oor.r 10 aere.a &hst IL eenat Almost impos-
s.hla 70 endure It. Ths remedies Used Ton1o R1Se
rs1iaY tof NV miqAte4 only. IbAa the meAs tsna-
nant phyalc3aus Ia on vicinity to st1end me- Was
p.ont uuced the erspsldn to BE- 5AIT R1xtH' 1wA
w.. NJ, =. ,ncn-ahle. and ssu rnuAiasd In Tho sta.
stfnn Which hava desc.1b~d. when eomntrcod
tha u,e Of JAtx1 AL1xxAT1Tk a1d aA1ATfEk P1fta.
snd thex e6.etsA III shsr could oe dsatred l"aea
had sAsen TX bottles OF tho Alternative. with Ftle
thn n7es2tux Ont VIII ksaAtty trodz Nd toussu1aa
,te un.u hsd taxen ak bottles uo1e or the A!sz-
at1yc. nd newI IN pezicctlJ cured. ~ nlaes4 had
"a. dared NJ Incapable Of at:ea ufck to ny hoasaald
du.tss. 1ut nov perform them - fnEuesu.