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, 1865-07-19

Our readers have not forgotten the story OF
the wags, who. busying a dead rat In a
dowcr-pot, head downwards, leaving the
aniInars tail sticking straight up, and then
sending the whole thing to q French s1.un
as newly discovered species of the cae.ua
The recipient delighted himself and his
friends day Or two with the new botanl.
cal specimen to which he gave some highly
scientific name, composed OF SIX coplounded
Greek words, and did net discover that he
had been humbugecd untu the sme1l Of the
dccayins carcase warned him to pitch rat,
pot and all out Of the window.
We are reminded Of the tale BY tho receipt
of a letter from some cscdulons fool who
signs himself " War Democrat" i" in which he
breaks into hallelujah strain, over what he
calls the planting OF the Tree OF Peace, OF, in
other words, Tie adopting Of President john
sons plan Of reorganization. With scdptu!-
nj imagery he declares that "the birds Of
-sthc air shall come to rest on ite branches,
"and that the weary shall refresh themselves
lin its shade" Let us advise our enthusI-
aktic numbskr1l to hold On. The old ca.case
Of Slavery is at the roots and it Is only Its
tall that he secs sticking up. The smell will
convince him after while, If nothing else
does. In the mean time let him name his
ttee what be will!
, 1865-07-19

a.. -,,, ~ sA.' "a ,,.n U.s. s1y ~. 1ees-
"tote soo. on .ae !lth, from Iaylo.'s
fallss but neglected to tel yon ofmy dsaiDg
excursion there. In company With couple
Of jolly editors. Edward Folsom Of the Tav-
lcr,, Fa1ls n,no,t.r and 1,,s b,o.has - -,
pupntnes paper at Anoka, I went to fish,
On a Saturday afternoon. in the deep and
muddy waters OF the st. CroIx. mny re-.
mark. In nassinu that .hrsc 1ncrr ad,,o.. ~
eccnsto,,e "a ~ t,ta ha,shs s11eo.s w's a.e
~ mt 1ai1 Hon0aJ Oh W canes
Gays and Saturdays, and whole holiday the
, 1865-07-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTAL.
MONETAR Y,

TUESDAY EvKsrEa. July Is, 1855.
The money market was tole,absy active to-d.y,
and our bankers discounted prino produce ana
mercantile psper freely At TO per cent, DC, m
NUN. The supply Of currency is tslr, bur .ome OF
the discount houses had to sell exchsn1o 10 moet
the demand en- them by grain mercoann. On
the street second rate paper wss aecsrted at 1al}
per cent per month.
The supply OF Eastern Exchange WIS more lib
eral TO day, and the market vas easier, but With
out material change in quotations. Some of ths
banh sold freely at pr in order to meet the de-.
msnd for currency, but the usnal selling rate wis
1-10 pssn. AT The clote the market was weak a.
1-1o discount to par buying and Ito prem. sell.
Ing. The decreased shipments OF produce have
contributed materially towa1t swelling tie
supply
The Produce market. today were steady aud
brisk. Flour ruled dull. Wheat WIS active and
UNCHANGED. Corn WIS sseady- Oats advanced ia
lie per bu. Rye ruled 1@2cpar bu higher. Bar.
ley was very nkm. Higkwtnea were duh md IN.
changed. Provisions we're bnoysnt.
Gold opened In New York today 1t 143. al.
vaneed to 14st, and clcsed at 4:s0p 70. at 14s4.
The following are the quotations teleg4aphed to
.Jsu1ea RpYd & Brothers rntd hroha~-.
, 1865-07-19
Iera1 Counsel for 1eG Davis.

We arc able to state by authority that the
families Ct Jeff. Davis and c. c. Cay retained
eminent and loyal advisers as etrlg as the
middle Of May last, to appear whenever the
Government shall think proper to- order ths
trials OF State prisoners. Tbs seEior counsel
is gentleman Of whose promtne1ce, At the
thought proper 10 announce his name. Any
rtpofts, therefore. which appear from time
to time in different newspapers as 10 efforts
made on behalf Of the prisoners BY persons
representing themselves as their counsel, or
engaged in their legal service, my be safely
REGARDED as unauthorized by the parties
Chiefly concerned.
, 1865-07-19

s,ur E,:a. xorssa. aln'so1o: ;ssa:;:,
Rsop Tsa.sss wis,oa. as ossasa ao HsTss: s..a,,z
r. fsis1. sss e ,qSsi Esals
Ea:Qte Tvo Fan nles+ Moore, Seaastxo. 30 ir}nher
sshi seo ~: ls toss soa T. Is 6 ns9 n %
Sch, = r. Gem ss93t oeoSrs; eost a. n-r.,o
sssr sss1 SoS Si;Ea1 A19ts e;s,sE s Ets z sea.
seaf Ess Ia 8 iaasss IN Z &;
sssf isssE:s &: :sss q. wood
sr ssr s.. g.. M,sssgs q g.
sslR z; a3ae dicz &. Psa:s FIJI. u n lumbs-,
sehs PF.!1s.s Elliott. St Pauis Pr. saussr. p
scsx GhsusnTe, ster,,ur. P7n.v..e,. n m 1rnn~
sshr kstshnm, Fulton: na7 da Noe. 10 cds wood.
sear A. nsenseh. HosE. Carlton. IS N 4htnKles. t5oa
Sec" a5;sse 4 Green, u.,v.r.oa. White I.ss,
scowC. c. Bats. Young. Ma.seson. IS n lumber.
s,nr Sc. Bird. us;E.a.
Plop CITY Of ho4sp1- Chapm IN. OkdeusoaTgn, sou ba
op,. e os.s. 60 m sssa aoa.; a1d sunofiea.
T.EITsp y ~
Prep Ss:s M Ms!sS@ana. Brett. Bur&o, ssz;s eu eors.
Prop Cd. TIui sdel, Wflson. Grand Haven, mudfiet
tto3 faIeIfte, Napier VI. Joseph, suudttes.
Bafque J. P. MAzlh, Wacswufth, Batf1io, Z, ,t3 ba
com.
8s1q9e chiesKo Board Of Trade, Best, DnaAo, spa
tu corn.
3ssane :: Y. r. Watson. prsnt DaGaic. . ss oa coru
IS en-
sf baaso Il g. s.
chE n os, Thompson, Buffalo. Z, is on corn.
chr JniiA Willard. Wright Hn!.tn. 1 so bu corn.
chr Sky11rk. R1msey, Buffalo, 19, 900 bu What.
chs DennarE. Johnsen, Polt Coibo.ns, 1e.a5o hn
corn.
chr II latin. Perry, OsweGo ., ,so1 bn corn.
chr GerEit Smith. Murphy. 9sHego, 500 hu wheat.
chr G.rt1ne. GounccE. uaiIn o. II 10 ou corr.
barley,
, 1865-07-19
pssets t2se1Eally tie fA iast va K bu; }: asn
1ts sGta hAve te.n II so.la4u:
CAFTLH aA .Aa 70 DAY

p:sts taseaaai5 tie fam, As iast ws < ba: ,: es.
cArrLR "a III 10 DAT,
su11NAa TARA.
Adans so13 Ill head x,od s,s,zs. ,vs..1,,,,,1s
sa@: e saaa. ~ hssd zeod sseers. a,ur.x,a, !, ~
snsdes so.d sleeoss II s.4a CIV. A-d Hat.,, a..
coe!s, : Ela::aG = za1lss Ii saa. air st.sr,,
Goe*y : sla.laEs :o>d NAaaa - had Co~,, aza.,
s @:.es3 p ! @ 20 "a hzeaa II ha.a. .vsrsz,az LOB
e;e:S E1a'tssa q g so!a Aass.sa 1.ca;.e', .,s..r.
x1cH1aAs sourHKzs rA1Ds.
Gsskss a,e s9!t ksas; = :? bead tail stess I'D
Elidsy d . ,oia Hc1ez 70 head s:es:s. ave.az.
) G:ieiey 6. aod Hickey 17h.as. ar2az!a2 10
~ :; "a 4 Ssossud. ss cAh sush It had, a's:sxts
= sa.hs.n : e; ,o.a ! Dalsnd. cs,h d Bllza sh I'D.
Ha iso:a Boliaad, ussh Bith r h.ad, Averaging
fuEr EAYg1 YA1ps.
g. B;Sssy 20 K1ses e. u sssa fsF s<s:s and
Bentley id o:sst "A i s:sa Cow, aaa sse..s.
aSs i; osssa24t s..a ..sax 80
Nsi!.olk .M.411or. so1d La,dan 10 had. .ver.z-
Ssats{ ,S;s W. 2 saad alr ststr' and Hsusr,,
i sBioSn = ihona.oa bid M,nnissn q head Cows,
Stsgs and Steess. Averaging - es,a: Sis
"a: bentley sold MeGiaV Is heai csw., averaging
3 nsey to.d obsrucost 81 haad, averaging sos n,
at "A 50. -
Morris. Walxs.l 4 Co. sold HJmsn Ro,euth,, 1ra
head rood Steer, arets4in1 l.l62 Ds, It e550-
.G.Adans sold Diamond !. Cows. asersSlnE S.. os,
Brown q Ihomgton sold Dlsucpd . Cows. ave.az.
Ing i63 d, 1t q ..
B.own i Thompson sold R,ta.ehlld 10 Steers, ATE.
raging 953 ns, hrA Is.
Bsewn 1nourson sold Eosersaan Is nead st.e,s.
AVERAGING SIS u, at A.21.
.WsllHotkA Mallory sod Wa1l Il had Averaging
so bs NJ u. IS. .
G. AcaEns so.d Wall ts .ad averaging 10 Is 1t.
Aoams sold #sn 80 head averaging s;O - at
H0Gs--FEom the reports mato on Change We
learn that tho receipts and shipments tnca our last
llue. compared with tbs ttc.iots and ehipueats OF
lSGi, have been ks fotlows, It shougd ps bcrns In
mid t.at tSe receipts md shipments s:e really those
Ct the day preceding:
, 1865-07-19
nnhuaue Western Il, r.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 1s11W'estwatd trains
vile, and eastward bound trains run as far as
Mapchester, leaving only about dozen
niles to be repaired M Passengers IS are carried
that travellers leaving here IN the morning
reach Cedar Falls in the evening Of the same
day. By the last Of tue Eeek the entire road
Is expected to be in running order. Not les,
than 81, 600 worth OF moving and reap1ng
machines ordered By farmers west are de-:
ta'ned here BY the railroad Interruption
serious less to farmers and deale1s.
, 1865-07-19
Horse Thieves In Central Illinois.
... WAsnsa1oS, ILL.,, July IT, 1866.

E0llOf thfca20 ltlbunet
Dean S1R-Tn these days OF horse stealing,
60 1amrant in Central Illinois, 1t may not be
cut Of place. nor entirely useless, to warn
the Honest readers Of yonr widely circulated
paper. 10 be on the watch fo1 horse thieves,
and, in bnying horses Of, or trading for the
same, with suspicious or strange mon, to re-.
auirc good and satisfactory title 10 such
property before buying or trading for 1t, and
every such person falling to give good eyi-
dence rs being the honest possessor Of the
horse hc would dispose Of, or offers at a
greatly reduced price, should at cnee be At.
rested as horse thief, and the horse adver-
tised. Let every honest man do this and
there will be less horse stealing in the couu.
try than there now Is. The laws of the
stnte, al perhaps In other States, are Insult.
Client against horse stealing, as NOW carried
On BY organized bands, located in different
parts Of the country. Every few days
horse, or two, and sometimes three and four.
are stolen and lun or at night, no one knows
which way or where TO, and as often from A
poor man unable to bear the loss, for horse
th1tf Is no respecter Of p ersona. Well, must
the loEet submit to bis 'luck,n and give IN
all hopes Of recovering his horse aud 70 aud
IVY aAotalt cl saon!a Ae epfna one-aall,
petnaps totee.louft1s tne Tnlne oi Ills beast,
a1, n .elet ta9ang, pruning ahaa;huls and cir
ea,,a. eanS, 'Mms @ 44lne[ hna 1hltneE over the
stMi 1uu ~ iAs' 70 sase mp ha search,
Some will coy, advertise send out hand.
.1als! un!s ~ 3. 91e me county, onerinR big re-
~. nairs ~, uSns IL MJ eSnmauon, Is OF no ben
sa; ~. ou1 " .1e laact, Hno, thfoogh hls accom-
s ans ~ pgstea aIa Tasneo M o. all lis danger,
'u1 N.I.1 Iuap.su ,i ~ ~ nAas n's escape.
:. upat1 ~ ta ~ WI 10y, nave soaf norees Insured;
thssa ,sea ,neJ afe st9ien Sou *1l only lose one.
tha,a ar vslra vi Wa % as me case may PED OF
t ,taIt. ' ~ ;s.,;n en, Suppose W g. 70 me ex.
!meW SI y q nnt ~ H.sa ha.sa we @ aamit - oue
sto1a, ~ ~. ~. ~ 1u'se Jast as lA6le to be
ner M Ih..n1 e9s , Mhsa$ 10 &c leeoFsIsd: The
value. will make Int ,ittIe ~ anv e sfart ~ ~
ward his rtcoycryNneitber wii, 3;ha-sd -, -. =
for him. "A4t oIn'tS w ~
la,ce rewards are offered hrt ,ot sno,
Gent 10 induce men Ia 1.nSc other Is hnainua. I,
to pursue horse thieves. If men % vere e9ns anre
Of some stipuiatcd nav brsff,es IN" ,ewsrd eri1
Wcre n onfr 1nnnah ~ IHooeo es4 auo se" !.
, 1865-07-19

For additional testimony. see JaIne1 MAGICAL A.
Han1e, to pe had gratis ct III AEfntk-
AL d. D. Ja5na sons Family Me<He1nes aza sotd
In Chiraxo BY FUlLHR. FuCH d FULLKR; LuEp
b exrTH; BuRNHAN9 VAN eCHAACX, FAX
N. HOOKER ly10dH2In 4 VIAL -
, 1865-07-19

M A r. I'M e LIST,
, 1865-07-19

OEy0E Etstss&A.4AA Q&&UA
KIP, no. / me
dlum ..,....... 1.1t@l.H
Kip, No. ! hwy. 04a3i.m
Gait. 1.e1uh..-....l l.101N
French Zip, lit
chotee.-,.... Ld5alB |
Frnth Cali, q
BR....,........2.H 2.HH&4.41
NJ ETA 1.%-TEe. . Il An
cset under this hr&d, aud
tAfianE TIE 0uafn.
, 1865-07-19
THE EUROPEAN rEnEGRApH.

VIZ are 1,renared tn hrnr with rrrao. rbaar
1ulnees the plonositton Of the Atlantic Te1e.
vrrph COMPANY to cha,re tive dollars a word
for transmission of d,spatche. by their line
We wish they NAV Get it. and that th.r NAV
tssneuIt many disuatches at that rnte Ana
We arc not now thinking of the proha,,e m.
ticrce with which, in many instances thtir
latrons will nay that sum. There are nnne.
1ous contingencies In business and in soc,al
lie where the question of a few dollars one
way or the other, Will not weigh 3 feather
against this advantage Of instaptaneou t,ans.
nission Of intelligence. The market will
Insent daily demands where the corresnon-
dent In England will not stop to question If
pound word il extortion, and In all mat.
tcrs oi Lie or death, such az will often times
be The burden OF the wire, few viii mind the
expense But NC and another source Of sat-
lsloeuon IN thls tariff. We are delighted
Win lis plump exolbt.ance, tifty dollars for
ten w0rds. he zee in 1t the e!inu1ps 10
other enterprises Of the same class. and the
advantage OF the public Lies further on. in the
competition 1t will evidently awaken. This
can be led rs surely in no other Tay as by
1hc fact expressed in the figure, five dollars q
word.
We arc assuming Of course that the Great
Eastern fnlfls her mtssion and gives the
company the roadway Of perfect wire, and
ttat il will within short time thereafter
have entered upon the pressure OF business
which nfaltlbly waits on Its succesA Once
in ope1auo Its golden profits will BE- all the
more valuable to the public in giving to the
p'entc1 undertaking great and sigual pros
1eri'y, and heckoling forward rival enter
pr!ses. For that re1noter time We can wait
fer cterp dlsratches between ourselves and
, 1865-07-19

Nj. LUDWIG BUCK. Of Nsw Hobte.1. Caluust
Co.. Viz, writes, Dec. ., 1sA:
1couttddr It duty 10 ezprtss to you ny kratdtada
fo1 tbs en1u which your Alr11A1IvK and You1 aAsA-
1tzK Pls h4ye affected In my csae. II October lsxs
Large sxaInE began In ny mouth, Aud the violenes
Of the attending pain led mo 10 xppy At o1ee 70 Z
pbghcian Eventually 1t hEoka and formed aro nnia.,
eng ~ f9e - Pea; thcso became larEr Il .sskur
untu After Soma slma thay formed ono lsrxe vpuaa.
which dlsehasked Reat dsa1 Of pus. Tha phynctan
theu pronounced It = CAHc7zors ULCER. Gradually
grew Worsesand Tosse-tho nvulA W. attached ma
cestroyed-sud continued 70 suffer tha toss crua1
PALE. lots my apeech. AID could neither oss Or
drink. Tia treatment OF sn7 doctor filled - sessk
Hy complaint and he soid o!hc13 he teazed vss
20 help or ne Whlla IN tbs Desperate state ona OF
JouE A1n.naca fer 1871 ELI Into ny hands and fsora
EtAdinK 1t VIZ led 10 TT IA1axs ALTxRAT1vx aaa
fAsAT1Tx Pra- I'm thaakful to tu able to IL that
Wa ipeedtly benefited By their rse aud a{1ex II
RIG sorne Thirty botiss Of Ateratlvs. md Liberal
quantity OF PILLS. fou1d 3a0if u well 4 ever M
IN my E1e stnca ny recovery, have neyer lost n
opportunity Of making ktoNu my opinion OF saae>
srrocdlss, aud any afo incredible let them ethce
coma Or wItta to ne.
, 1865-07-19
The Lnte Fire at Chatt4nooga... A
Counter Statement.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn July 9, 1865,

Editors Chtcago Tribune:
In your Issue Of june 25th Is published q
letter from Chattanooga, giving come Of the
"facts with regard to the late destruction of
commlssary stores here" That letter has
created false Impressions in the minds OF all
who hare read It that are not cognlzant Of
the real facts. And you have done great
injustice to faithful and energetic officer,
by publishing TINT letter, md cannot do less
to make him reputation than by giving this
letter publicity.
Your correspondent. "R.", writes, cyl-
IDENTIFY, with the intention Of injuriug the
officer in charge Of the Subsistence Depart
ment. In speaking Of the loss to the Coy
ernmcut, be says: "The estimate states
that s150, ,0C0 Is the less to the Government,
while venture to say that 81 900 will cover
the damage to stores, chiefly from water"
This estlmate Is taktn from the Chattanooga
Gaztttt, which says, in speaking Of the loss
to The Government by the confagrat ton.
" The whole loss, according to rough esti-
mate, will probably amount to $150, 0,000." 4
magazine filled with ammunition. md two
larEe warehouses containing $500 bales Of
hay each, were part Of the property lost to
the Government, and are Included in the
Gdzetie't estimate.
do not propose to undertake defense of
the officer above alluded to, any more than
to give plain statement or Official figures.
With the addition OF few truths. In giving
figures shall copy TO some extent from q
correspondent Of the Chattanooga Gozefx,
3%hte 3sts y tes eyy T1y Rf,stty thoroughly venl
"R.n gives you table, showing the "loss
published, ,'-Wh.ch loss never has been pub
Hshcd-whfch be reduces to barrels. obtain
, 1865-07-19
DUTIES ON E"pNRTS.


-, - % ,sm.s. - ssuns s."m m " ice. ene neces-
e..s .sA,,s ~ 'yus .t -. " eef'a.n exports,
eelsss5 . eo..ou, ano tne growing coosic.
lon - .s1.nsu '.u ps.as.se neeu WI plooaols
= Ell .A's ,..a. .sNa " e.e eo"s u'ulion
u,,-a .us o'Tt r.. .ao. o.lei WISE Dc accom-
P1eue tas uo'e'aIs ~" !esies no
~ . ~ 'le eo.1'u e.poieeo' "aue II le'les
"ouu.e one W ~. tnanu'Aesofea N tnls
eounus s-ous " we IN" na!eHh and
.>notuei Va @ne .aan"'Sctateo afncle. Ihis,
!oale~o u psoteeung american manutac-
Lu1es, - e!otvA4cnt 9eauS 10 bounty to
Engasa anu tfenca manufactures. to the
amount u ene nome ta1-1of which no doubt
euey as au'y esaten ana entertain pro.
'o4ro AanuuIo1 VI .a ous ananclsl Weldon.
e1loi1eo - s1 N 1o1o, according to ths Re"
ee.e eoe -. .s1 y. .as .y Dela'laen', i.o' ,oeo,-
~ ~ es t7' ~, as.tauk ~ sa'oe iu.aa cents
20, eoc rss a.Sa-,. 'nats ~ tac sum oi
~ hsss ~ ,-.aN. ~. eot'"n "ou'a reaol
non,d wh1ct ~ 49, aSo.a ~ u.s usn1s pr
snnonn+ N sss ess s1eNs 49, 1.Aas 49,. Noa,a
cancel cn, Thn1e n,sfocs, 5s,t S.LsN.a. ou1e
nrescn+ ofncra+1on Notb,n,, I. o,..~.. -. 49,
that sn,l a +ar u,nr,d ha ~a;d ~ ~. os.,.l .u.u
ronsurncrs and AZ 81 mnds-at. ~. ~ 'esa n.s,;s
sca,cr]y cbeck t-no,tst;or 4hs 49, mou1a "oua
nrohab1r fn,lv eor.1 tba osora .,,n 'eA'1
There has ;nderd besn a rs.on+ .t, a.
rn,,,fv ~. c,,r.o - ~. r,..t,.-,.,s1 ~
-.rs s.Na ~ as 49,, s .s.nIa;l., 9a a.iou "n,cu
eInor.ed from snT s;sts - 800 w. .. ~ .,s,ea ia
l,st Nam x,n~rt.,a ps.... ss ss.t - .t,s ~
c1anse ,n,c1+ 10 on.st..,d 80 - -.',.a1s .a4s
the erno,+ of .o,,s ~ .t,c,,.. S S+se .!s
fro,cnn o- coa1 1 ~. % poans.,,snt. a re.
from T.n5s,ans e. rha aantama1 aa, sua
t,ctorv ~ ~. .dort,oa or.se .s.:.3"
- "a. a,,.a, ,-.pN"..e.,-N ~ .. @s.e' - "a'
, 1865-07-19
act figures carried on the commlssary's
vouchers for the loss he sustained.
Loss as per report of boa,d Of au.Ycy:.

barrels pore.
zi,1B6:1o8 barrels oour
3s,ts1 pounds 3sd.bresd.
T,a61 puunts beans.
1fs9 pounds t3ce,
1852 ppunos coffee, {soasted.,
L $50 pounds brown surar.
LEFT poucds mixed Teretsbl.z.
7,4as pounds 1a1t
THIS loss was not caused achieay By Wa.
ter" as reported by " . but bY The stnrea
being roughly handled. Imarine three wars
houfess Of the dimensions ciTcn sboye. o. on flre
two Of them f1lled With hay ;lmagine 4 maes.
z1ne aiongaide tnem filled With shells aud 9TH
ere1plosive matter, italso on Ore, and its con-
tents continually exploding. hnriinr 1a,sse1s m Se
Of every description In al directions : s Imas.
Inc fifteen hundred excited men-eYc,ted a.
men wonld be under the circumstsnces- II
every " cation and color, turned iuto hpi1f.
ng 1A!ed Tltn the above named class of
storey With orders to empty It in the least
possiole SPACE oi nme-inagine all this and
subsistence Department oecuTrd4 T M NJ ~ ~
stores do not 1est here. They are FLIED into at
wagons and hurried of to the mat con,mi mia.o. @
~, where they receive another nonrh
handling from those same excited msn
x II had been known that the building
eonla 10 oe p. & partially sayed, It would have re-.
snteo N agss tosa 10 the Government, ~ the
was not known. The magazine vas tiestroVs row
this ome war we1s consumed
was working badly and the prospect was ~ shof uaf
all We could save Of the contents won1i n1 IT, ~
the building. s" ""ns 'so1a
From t6e loss given, as reported by tbc
Board Of Survey. you viii sec tat The y whis, ,He
EYE y sse1y y m ins1nuating falsebood. There
nost tmo nasfeis Of whisky taken from tie
lWst conmlesary and lssued to the men
working at the fire, which was ali tina p WhisEu en
there vas on the ground, @e '1@1'@S
The building that ''R' reports .tstaud.nn,,
and mot much the worse for wears' las been
re-:aited, and Is being le-roofed and re-
NEStAEA OOsA4E0. /
, 1865-07-19

NEW YORK, July 18.-The steamer Ellen 3.
The Raleigh Progress says there Is net s
solitary case Of yellow fever at Wilmington.
The Pro9ress speaks in the highest tema
Of the administration Of Gov. Holden. It
also sets forth the great benefits Newbesn
has received by the influx of Northern busl-
ness men. In 1858 It WIS deemed impra=t:-
cable to run line Of steamers to New York,
but nov there aye two, ana one or two Iacs
to Baltimore. =.
, 1865-07-19
Scrofula, Cancer, Skin Diseases
Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Goltre,
Dr0psy,
AID ALL nIslA4Ks AE1s1xa Y.oXLH
IMPURE STATE or the BLOOD
ara promptly aad thoroughly e1sdiea.edbz
DR., JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE .
Read the Evidence.
arvov,ry vor

Il
NJ G. P. HAFFORp. Of Mt- Pt1g.n, C.e1uout Co.,
Ohio, vritea:
The son OF NJ. Richard sAwyer h.x teen afflicted
with sczoruIoUs AFFECTION for about aeyep 1ps1s,
Tee rayaxea OF this areAd!ul tlsesae had been euc
that Tho boya f2ee WA At Enes one enttso soys Hn
seemed to Kas Norss and xosso, although he had be
uneef the can Of It'd bess physicians IN thlx section
OF the tsunt11. Lzat October Mr. Bavysr wAs afvts.
ed 10 give JATx1's ArmATry1 uis1. sud anatty
cortented to do 30. bus WITH usa hopo thAs ha so9
" MD ha benefited By H. a. he had tried n1.dlctnaa
innumefahle. without Sha alzh:e4. e1.cs. Rhau hIA
ACE had ntlAhed the tzss not1lt. IN Improvements
WaA percspuhe, and thsea bottles affected what sees
to b perm aaens cnre Th8 sores have Al dIsa7-
pea1e1. and no one. not Aequata ed With the ctsru.
Rtaotts could supposa. upon into thu healthy
hsppy ss OF Master Bawye1. taAt he hAd eTa. knnIn
.1.rAue3s Of 1aT 6nt.
, 1865-07-19
COLLEGE COM O11nENCEME1Ts
Wheaton College, Illinois.

The fifth annua1 Commencement OF Wheaton
College, took place on the askh ult., and Was
Hga1dtd by all present as every way credit
able to the institution, and those who con-
trollea It's acedemlca1 performances. The
essays Of the young ladies were well written,
and read With grace aud discrimination
while the oration OF Mr. stzstton Wns cred
table to his erudition. The following are
names Of the graduates, and the themes upon
which they wrote:
Maria E. Blanchsfd, Wheiton. E.s1y; TIC TIs.
ston Of Nstu1al Pb,iosophy--Jeauie H. Dnultvy,
HennepIn- Ess.y: The Ancient aud The Aodein
Mind-Ma15 IS: Goedftch, Morris Diaeussion: % on:
The Metiss ol Classical md seienti,e Education.
en a. alsTs. 80 asts ~
ssndereon, De!anti, lows. Dieensston: Oar
Muses. Cla1a and Emms sedgwick, blooming.
dale othunn: with ValedictoIy Address. The
GoEal Beautfu'-ssmue1F F. stratton, PRINCETON.
This Institution shows evident aigns of pros.
perity, as will be manifest from the following
facts: Nine young ladies and one gentleman
were graduated this year with honor to them
selves and their teachers. Rev. j. c. Web
ster, Professor elect Of Rhetoric, Logic and
Be1les-lettres, reports some SIS, 500 subscribed
toward the endowment Of his chair, g. P.
Kendall reports s11,750 subscribed In Du
Page county toward the chair of Math.mat-
les. Some q 800, the legacy of John Batchsl.
der, Is invested in 7-30 bonds, for the aid of
students needing pecunlary assistance. About
1000 arc reported paid in toward endowine
the classes OF intellectual and moral philoso-
phy. To the above sums may be added be-
tween &C. 600 and $1,000, paid to exsinsutsh
the 1ate debt, and another $1,000 expended |
for repairs on the building. The Board has
voted to make tnttion free to all returned !
soldiers honorably discharged. Mai. J. ".
Powell has consented toput upa cabinet illus
tratang the geology and couchology: Of the
Western States; and friend Of the College
near Salem, Massachusetts,, has donated his
private cabinet Of minerals, shells and curl
ositics. Hon. 8. P. Chase has sent coutti.
button, with highly commenda!ory Il. Ter,
kCyrus H. Meacham, ESQ.,, late of Blooming
dale, has been unanimously elected Treas
arcr OF the College, and will Immediately
Lake charge Of the fnnda
BATAVIA INSTITUTE.
The closing exercises of Batavia Institute
Fill take place next week as follows:
Sermon to tie p7rents and students Sunday A.
ernoon At O'Clock, at the CouereE1tiursl |
'h9rch, oy !fev. Nj. U1natd Of ElsIn, J1ly Esd. |
fE1aminauon Of classes Monday and Tuesdsy
Ad5lefs before the Literary Society, Monday
:seninE. July eth, by Hon. Aneou J. Miller, of
:, Public exercises Of the Philoma'hean Society,
Cneeday evening, Jn.v 18th.
Social reunion. Wednesday evening, July 26th.
All friends Of education In the vicinity are
invited TO attend these exercises,
, 1865-07-19
LOUISIANA.
Statistics Of the Freedmen.

The Bureau Of Frecdmen's ANalrs-
Their Numbers, schools and kdnca-
lon-The observation-disclosures tn
Re.snslave the NIAcks-1Iost11lty tn
Negro 6cboois-ProGress OF 4 Down.
1rLdden RAces