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, 1865-08-05

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1haye suffered V.ta IA EarF77oH " 1B sxu
When atss STACKED VA tonb1cd win m i:ehIas
nj oEe7 ny body In tho eorrse Of thseo yet II ttesa
seyasnl hart rcd blotchs On each B..aE aad
On ny tcot. 1ha sAMn kind of hiotches caue on ny
staat Asza. aud thea rapidly spr.ad over ny 1aola
body. md daa1ly Has, ny tAeo excepted oaa ent.s
saAh Rom my head to ny tcas. Tho disease assaned
othet tnEns 10 seTe1e sh1. It ,eeod almost tmpos-
Ahlo 70 endure +. The rdneAies used would xirs
Eel!of foT feV minutes only. HAD tho mcas eal.
aens rhJstelAns In ou vicinity "a attend rae, Who
pronounced tie eruption 70 b aALT RHxzx IHu
LTen mp ~ lncuSable and ssu remained IN tho ns1.
K:lcn which hare described, when eouEeaead
the nns Of JAzHx ALTX7AIIyy III sAHATrva PIIAs
&ad thsJ Effected al that could b deaisat. WHEN
had tatea III botAcs Of the Ate1r:tre, with Fn1s.
thu breaking ou: va greatly sabdRsd. coatlnHsd
than Until had taken six bottles sno-s Of ths Alsz-
aars, aad noW1 n PERFECTLY cured. Ny ulness hsA
foteetrd Eh Incapable Of atsan ainx to M h3eseaald
duusA. cu* now Perform !hnm ~ formally.
, 1865-08-05
Flax Machinery For Sala.

To HAuaA1s ~ HtHzEN, T3o U1Gta.t
JXo DpEcAR End C141a&Ez.
1veaty ahistJ.!nch CAst1. 4z7A1xed In sections az
eompltse Taa CaEds as1 clothed with las len
-Four Railway Hests. Wtta 11n rolls sod s.lla.
E1yo 1IANtoZ Francs. ITO dcl1yustca each.
Two E11NtnX ffAu18n, dcur c:l4ve1lea ekch
Two 6oetde11k sixteen b.ocks eAeh.
Dn0 6Hee1cy, TN blocx1.
blKAr1 1ptEoiuk F1xnes. oq5 hundred s,d -,-a-,.
spfudius eAch. Tae dezWtn4. 1pa der aod snisS5ngx
iSanles, ~ ntsed WITH gil rolls and xi!lt,
block sppedtr. ~ "~A'9~s
Tnses ~ e GU Eolls. e. tr spinning frames.
liza bar and ctspet chain Il . il a4ceIant ordsr
ana capable Of fEodee11x nn0 tf eHn huadfgd 10 tWo
ue!es. easa. sc i VIII oe sold = tha o1nsss asYs
Eesumsd ~ mn4nfscs11e OF CcTfuN {A1T7s Ar. "a
Ents'0tkasEA uGd}d-Iu WbdA1t1
, 1865-08-05
Ispeeisl Correspondence Chicago Trlbuns.l

ISpeeisl C:r1cspcn6erce Chicago TrIbuns.l
CHARLESTON, july 9Th. :
The weather Is hot. Charleston Is not the
place would choose fer 3 summer resort,
sud am we'll satisfied In that nly sojou,n IS
Of fnecsssity no more than brief. The mcrcu.
~ has ranged steadily for the week a.from
o5 TO 9s and 100 In the shade. Notwlthstaad-
Ing !hif, htalsl rules here, aad even among
the Northern visitors there are no reported
cases Of serious, nl1ess Of au epidemic na-
ture. There Is needed watchtulness oyer
our sanitary condition. Down the hatb,r,
dn,irg the day, the yellow 1ay, and by nisht
the green lantern, Is tlre signal OF the OUR
ant'ne boat, 10 which all vessels entering tue
port nnst Fay obeisance, aud those having
cistase cn heard, or coming fiom certain
euuDe.atsd Ports, believed infected, must
obey tho orders Of sbe Health Olllcsr for theiv
own qualantiue. BIZ lhls means, strictly OBJ
s. rTed, it is hoNd that the season may pass
Without fresh cause Of alarm On Banitary
grounds ...
The police condition OF the citT is greatly
Improved. There have been bulglarles and
o;ber o,dina.y forms Of rascsl1ty, but there
Is no disorfeIly class Of ci A.ns as such,
eitEer black or white. The Subsistence De.
ra1tInent Is still Issuing Tatipns to the suffer-
Ing CT all coIntlc1ions and the number Of
these ls 1caiat ataiAed by fresh cases that take
the places Of those wEo find other mknus Of
support. Ptrhaps ss1ne Of your readers will
be Interested 10 know what Is the ration Of
the Refugees and Freedmen. cupy fr1,n the
rect utly prGmuIsate1 order:
, 1865-08-05
SOUTH CAROAlSA. u
Aspetts of Life in Chasleston.

W. alhsr 1tstt* rs Health Policsss
Nak,4hs nf Free dime and Rrf14e% =
s.TFndA aud RrAv4l l.-The a:ouFas
Texastor Nesrspap-r. PORTUGAL
ln1elllSenc..-fhe stale Coavent1oN.
, 1865-08-05
EON&hIEME1AN,
FRIDAY EVENING. a

FRIDAY EVENING, AtE.
Tia following summary thowa the movement
IN produce aud provisions during tho psst II
hours, compared with the movement Sor tha SANG
dine last Je1r:
AkCEIprs or PRODUCE AQousT3.
, 1865-08-05
OTE.DOM.

THE Burning Wen at Fit Hol--7{oyv
IL q g1"ntn..rhe story .T lsite,s-
Sabbath 1H HsNl4Om-A New Mtt.n
--The If Ar Il aIn AaiIruad-Olilu New
South walls,
, 1865-08-05
LATa-Recttysd e8s m shp,sd, So \. Market
114c better. sAlea were: T. ua Il 49 SIX.
VT ruoEe YExu pfttes "a IujIpE9.
CHlCAt3O CATTLE MARKET


: ------ -------- FIIday EVENLY, Au.uE44
BEEF CAT1lE-F1om reports made On 'Change.Ea
learn thst tho rtcalpts and shipme1ts cur lat
fssuscenparsd with the Tacefrts and ahpnentsotl9a,
have bten follows It should be borne tn aad that
heEtes!pts and shipnenta really thoss OF the day
pscced1nE:
, 1865-08-05

III. LUDW1s RICK, Of Hss BoAseiu, CG1ras
Co., Nis-. Nzitfs. Cec. 2, tsf&:
1consldsr It ta:7 to expres1 70 yoa my xras.tsaa
1er tha ea1e which Touz ALTKEArrra sad your aAyA
1fEx PHIs hxyo effected Ia Hy ra1e. Il nesobev 1seQ
lA:Ss EwaoK be1su IN r7 mouth AID tho 1toseaee
Of thu Aftanatnx par !ea Ea 20 app.y at once :, =
physlc1au Eye1;ra1iJ 1t b1ekn an3 tcrr1sd iva ho1
ohe Il largo - PEA; thess bttaus IarEer sud lass
uut1 sttex RcIaa slus th6y formed ora la1Ke wound
which ttzthaTked xsaa= tcai Of fpG1, Tbs phYdclaz
taEo pronounced It ! CAxc3Hors UI1x1. Gradually
Kssu wc<1nstnd wose-tas uv1lA Wa attached md
eeatsoyed-aad continued TO Erlar tha most szusl
rAta. lost ny speech. and coald nsttser al Or
dztnf. Tts treatment nf ny doctor tallad to rea2a
ny complaint, sd he told others hs feared heye VIZ
10 help Tor ne. Whils in this desperate atato ont OF
your Aluanscs for 1874 I'll mo ny hnds, and trpm
reading It WI led 70 ~ JATa1s ALr11ArTY4 xal
rANAT1yH PnlA am thankful to ts shle to s,Y thai
Wal speedily teasnt1ed BY tncix lie. 6ad afer =.
Ting aona thirty bot1lss Of Alternative. aud liberal
quantity cf Pill. fou1d u1saf - welt u eT1 IN
II ny H1a. Blnce ny Teeoyrry, n4ys nsvar lost "a
Opportunity Of making known my op4nion Of taosa
fHredies. Ind II anE arc lnc1eduots lat stero dth@
tEE6 OF Ey1td to ma.
, 1865-08-05

Comrutssar1 Awufds at Cincinnati.
Major NeFee!J, United Stktes Com msaissary Ut this
port to-day made the following awards III pork and
haean.
, 1865-08-05

Xr. WIN F8IhRsoa, Of Vleno1, ara1d1 Co.. n1inois,
wT1te1:
M youngest aad. 3Eed ten Tazss 14s 1ktaeked VIII
HnIfaI, oE KFHRT1o FITS, and had him attend.
Sd by several Of our best phyAican1 1nr res.y xh-
teen months without tny mats l benett; Ito spalis
Fem aiming At Irregular periods tom sEo to ptrs
zsess. End Increasing In severity md frequency.
septemhex 7&h. lsso, hs had thEre ye7y hard apais
and on tho 1th eemnaanced tas 10 OF JAYasp
ALIx1ATTT1 End eAaATIv8 P1IIA. sad from taas tina
TO till ha has oe7e= oeaa troubled With thedn% md
hAyn every reaton 70 hope ha u paEnan&utly cu1sd.
In all. hare houxst 1ozJtvo bottles Of tha Alsagn-
HTe. md hat doz1a boxes of B&u2tvs Fills md Is
Il o thta rrsiaenco In shslr sezRiazly and con.
sssntly fer - fc1x tina, that AttI3hue Tia e1ua
removal of tho d11eAsa.
, 1865-08-05

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

ey gads as ,,..s 'o ,raat e
sssss: a.a q. . Ssaof:ss ~ q Saass ss.rssss
Fs1nAz Evazua. Aug. !. 1875.
RRE1GHTs-Iske F1elEhts .tse steady st tho
y eota tsf I
Boy. F,rxu.opa nd Summit, Corn asss To oawaao
-s.nt III James Plat. Germ Al ioe; sans cltr, Wheat
,FtSgKsk e.issa: ~ n.1s5i ,n.prsa: ~. er:s:
.:s g S. - g + so =. s sss1ss s g s
iao II Minnehshs It, asa So bss 81 " ews
e as = ,o 9. n's 4, ss S
r.: 1st p.ss 4 ~ -
M " q ~ essa 29sH u
% t.ask sEh1SS M9sart3 e x eq g. E5tSa :; q 4 e
Stoo q % u AZ $50 ID 10 i j oaG5 81
e ]. g aS e. i s s?'1a 70 Il u Il q =
M ss!'e Il
t9 ea TseE ~ ~ b. q ~, 4 e ~ il 7 pn
5se y IL !. &c: I'D 8 ds.s sxe g ea XG;3
a sn &C. @ b. S m n S e. s0c ae Il M M
1900 b s1Hs; - eu 90 - &C. Soas
OATEHtcet1ea, il 0o6 u; shipped, uone. Nsr.
- H1e 70 lortr ss!ei 1s5e 5 4, ae
&c 2oos hu do as tls; ao0s ba do Il &c: t;9' sn
Eo2 q !1s.eioslnG Tith buyrss Of No At VIC aud
s' MVE1Keee,ved. 1854 nu. Nartat sdvanesd 1c.
sa!Ss vs!e: - ou Nc 1t &c a.o ID No. At e3Hc'
nAR LEY SRees,.ea. 1.sso bu: ,.hlp7ed: 80 en;
aissk.s arm yita good inquiry. Bales ware; $50
ALcuIs0 I-somnsi at = csata
AN-SAlss Wtra: 10 tons In ba*s A. Bt1,03 o.
AKnoM CoRS-Ma:tst e .; I'm but qaiss at
N--1here Is nothing dining, and thu market
, 1865-08-05

FOWLE'S PILE AND H[1MOH.
l. CUKR-Wuranted ptrusnsnt cnrn n ,ns =
@ Mcney saf6ndot. Fen te81m ontnla and reteseasS
70 aotaa q oar p1uA mt ttn1ana Apply 70
IA. BRYAN, Druggist
= -- Under TreMphs Hn1aA
u0AVt21VH8A h4n&e&H.V&AA -
, 1865-08-05

To,a1...... s1s7,ssaao saco, ,to4..s ssa, a,ss1.is
BeIrg IL lzcrease Of 81 "a 100 per cent over LIST
year.
In St. Louis. New York sight exchange -
in light supply and Yery frm at 1.29 per cent dis
count buying and 1-20 per cant prem. selling.
Soma homes charged Ito par cent premium.
The n. Y. Shipping Lsss makes the receipts
during the ADORE period amount 10 $4,000 bales.
Tho exports Of cotton from New York for the
sane period have been, in round Numbers, q. .o1o
balet; leaving for domeatfc consumption 975,ol5
bales for the eleven months. Ia the years I8so'69
the total amount cousumed In tac States north Of
Vtsctnia, was ~, ,52l bales.
- Estimating the prfca OF cotton South at Is
cents per pound, the value Of tao cotton raceivsd
IN New York IN Ju1y would be abont 81. .ooo,0oo
-Io New York the best bankers sixty days sterl-
ing can be bought At 10s} and good bills are Of
fered at 1Gs@1lSA. The following ara the quota.
lions for lo-morrow's steamer:
Barkera' Sterling, 60 dayB.......... ...1ne111osi
Binke1e' sieElng, daJE....... .--...l9 O..
4RrchtItsf stcthug. D1c5
France, long dafe. .o.2al1....
Francs, 8hoIt date $40 o..
The Imports Of wool into New York for the
Jcsr 1864 we're g., 7s9.03s pa; ftora December u,
1854. to Jure 20, 1855, the amount was 17,ss3l.87
Ds, md for the month ending July n, 1865,
1855, ,tG7 1bs.
III LIZ ADA4HA44k WILL 4A8H LIE SARUAt1 lVAC4us
ptye Of epeete) nom New York to foreign ports
for the week ending July Il, and sfucs the be-
g.Enlpg Of the year,. .n. .o-
For the week.. S3 35s,499 &, 5,23G,n12 81,791,17t
Pray. reported .1o5o 1l3,od9,7sl o., ,b57s65
Since Jan. .e5a sl9l ,9os 7a SO 3s sa8
Tho natioral banking syaten Of the United
States noW embraces:
Number Of Bank.. l,494
AEstcehta ldplss! $31S 401. .a9l
C2lcuIsuon 1eeneo' 1b1t tlH,au
We acnez our usIal comparative statemant Of
the number, capital and circulation Of the Nj
t1oual banks actually organt1ad for busineas pur-
poses throughout the country ut The cless Of
1eG4, ind OF The week ending With July %, 1865:
No. OF Bs1ks. Capital CtrcutatIou,
Dee. g. 1A4.... 8i8 <la3,8ls,s74 e,7B9,375
Ju,y y, 1s68....1,las 31s,4y9. ISL 1d1,1a6s,o
Itcrease.... ss1 3o,7so, ~ Ssl,4g7,4es
The receipts Of cotton at New York begin 70
show q very lsree tnc,etss. Tho imports last
week amounted to nearly eo.o00 bales, end for The
menth Of July Were nearly $1,000 h4les, which
largely exceeds tho average rate Of receipts for
the mos, active periods Of peace. The following
khnrpa s,,nrth1v af rnftoy.
, 1865-08-05
LEA EH-The M1Fket cout!sIty ActIVe, Auf
'siees generally arm, aad An advance Of &c . IL
L Yr rAi Y1Ytz It's, III 1NdIf:

sI&u4hter 31se.. a421,fS Ererca Gil n
Aasaa&s. ? ~. uicaatI rs.........asa sss
Eppef 0.-6@A13 French Calt, Sd
KIP. No. ! me- ns,,..,,.. Ina an
o1uM ::.:.... I19@l-1 EsanEa Cali, L.
Atn, no: IT,. HSAaE9 Moice1, d.. n.oc2Sln
French Zip, 1T mofnes. ken.
chnfco... 49,. l42lISI audI Il doI 50 Hka3M
French Cali, n IininEs. q AZ. 7.1S9liGi
Es......,...,., 1ya3 Is Ea4ns II dnx Is Exal1ta
UIk.8E1he MARKET rules srtive and nE1ces sener-
kfy nr1o. L1aeed on IA ytry scarca and hafdly
oht nAb At *l.I4fall5 Iaid (l Il acIye sud 3ktn.
, 1865-08-05

EB The waterfall Is an ancie1t fnsttu[i0n.
Witness Mark Antony:
D"n r. fail wss tterl, my corEtrrmen-~
Thi. gives It the date of Jultus Caesar,
unless Shakespeare Was guilty Of anachron-
iEm. We submit tie new reading 10 the
emtr1ationists.
, 1865-08-05

Fer additional tsadMnny. sea JAyna1 Medical NJ.
uansc. 10 pe had x:stts ct III AxtaA
Al pr. D. Jsyne soa'1 Family Msd1etusn m .,ta
IN Chlctxo By rUlL1R. FINC9 b FuLL1R: Lnfn
/ aMTH; EuNHHAXs 4 VAN sOHAACK: P.AR
n HOOKER H1dEllu Y VIA a.
, 1865-08-05

,AWA-.-........11m
ZANE tina tt&t
v-f - hS4
, 1865-08-05

y.atesda7. and prlc arc hardly 10 dim. Iot the1e
!. no actual cec.tae. aod We continue 70 quote:
Prime Yellow Fkksn .cita2t
9notce
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

Generui Asse0bly one o. the most mportans thst
mes 70 the ssats Ine result q the recent eertin.
hoted - eesveGs Wta 90 be without effect v
Missouri Our tya cisassns Save permitted tbsmsevss
70 90 dividsd uto factions as proper modes Of SUP
sdered the vsruus pans proposed, by III Immense
msnrity decided IN fsvor Of the plan o the
tion with all 70, a this should be orv snh
conclusive The minority should be wiling 70 yie.d they
Judgment 10 that the majority all tue freuds u The
governneot should nov unite In giving the srestesS
sicency 20 the pan, aud sre1rhea the hands al tne
Executive 10 his Efforts terminate the var Aftsr su
csna"t % sad thst the terms Imposed on the rebes
are bard or unr~asouahes AL that y reouYed a them
II 20 submit to constitution and Aw Tt IA tue dusv 4
every god ctzeo The people OF the 10y ii states &
Massachusetts. New Yo r. .hio Msssourt, Kansas ssd
California. in wsrd, all the States adnerng V The
governments. required 10 do this. Are tne ctst,
OF vrgMta, South ariina sud Georgia 70 cnssy
privileges not enjoyed by other seot,onsf Il 10 sos
beinved ehe American people viii grant Il SUB
mssicu 10 tho cOpatltntlon and toe laws = -
rule that ell should be required 70 obey.
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Our Albany Corrsspondsne nee.

Our Albany COrrsspondence.
ALsAnv. Dec. g. lSeG.
PYepardtioms for As k,os0tars Espsnss Esavapaga~s
' 7As Lsesy n High 0Lrs-New Men Az FOUND 8ass~,
Van Dyke and ss.sa = b Sxp~ssdd-NsS Non ~
Hasbor Aavss, -. de- /.Iy
The near a,psosSl q the sr me meeting q ~
yAEisasure aswsys saivsss ~ esissns Of shs eapa
Orsss ptspsr4tsss &sktsg Tor the acsonmodsstss
aad oonfsrt y - aepAssa The public sad sssvsAs
boarding houses - tsG psl b osaer and the ardsss
boanssfuuy supplied wJts ssssssriss for thsisner
The tsvss ere tsisng sxssavagastiy Agh; 80
ssss and sassnassys upenshs Isslslasuse muas oens
well provided With gresobaoks. othsrwlss ths sessa
here will be limited to ashoree term thaa ever Ihdss1s
the per dem pay Of member will not bs sufficient -
pay 6ts bdsrd q any Of The respectable hotels.
The 1cbbyites expecting bouutitu harvest rhsy
already boast OF beiog sbs carry through that ersaa
and long contested Measure, the New York Broadway
Rs,rcad bill. II ID openly alleged thss Sir. Fsutoss
pledge Tint he ouId sign the bin obtained FROM him
prsvsus the election; but there many reasons -
doubt the correctness Of that statement
thus far Governor Fen,on has manifested dispositsoa
10 dispense with the old stereotype office holders.
Every who has yet received an app0tntmens 10 .
new one, never before known much 10 public life.
Tnere was strong effort induce him to appoint
portion of ey.Goveroor MorGap's military stat. anl
also retain one Of Governor Ssymours; but
did not succeed M#A
Should Governor Fentcn oouti0uo bis partiay for new
u will oauss sxcaemept among the old oloe
holders never bef're oxnercoced Shore are sesersl
prominent places be ed turug the coming seaso4s
Last year the Governor and Senate were at icggerheads
tho that od0iae, ej0ylug tae
sasres, neld duriog the year Among those was
Nathaniel Benton, Canal Auditor, who holds the purss
strpgs Of al tho cana disbursement ODevs There was
sAA iaid us year 10 onst him. and seymour vas 70 ehs
plot lie wanted that old fossil John sir, kerr for super.
ntendent OF Bank apaPtn1ent, ard runcf was rte
that the senate would aGree to nhrm him that Ssy
moar vouid dominate fArmeee whose totn - . C.nsa ems
Aptascr had ired, for Auditor. 10 the place q 6ea
ton Butthe birgaip not consummated, ,gnd Bees01
he'd oveG Tho subsrtutendst OF the Bank DeparmsDS
held over the same cause and has enjoyed his u -
salary al, ther gear II consequence thsgeOe ss,
Tho II ihe superniendent Of tbs losuranoe y.
psft,nent 10 sisQ expiring. This bus04u was oroaseo
some thrcc foury since. purposstt0 ms.e oo1
itortabe and lucrative place 7narpw woeds 500 -.
law II 10 nr0rs probable tnas the Law creating
tue insurance may b repealed The Ateope
was uasde but phc epirioa was MT hso rpe
for Il. The oce now take9 a0ne eu or tweve housao9
dollars year suport ss whereas under tbs eye Of ~
Comptr roller, with Aapgie clerk, % under previous
arrancsmenis tue cost would exceed ten OF twsve
huBircd dollars year.
An entire nov set Of New York har9egDnsstevs. =
they be reached durtag the ssesoo, WIN pse
baely b0 aeoected.' ~
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
I'm. P.s::s.ss =. s:sc,...y . -. y, Esis. I

rns Nxw YoEx HERALD dees Pwtsburs ojustics ny ~
t,mNtng that thers something uvfsir or trreEniAT
40 ahe mssass Of the SANITARY Fair Ia June lasa
"a great display msds.o says the HsRAtD, "An9
asre Il fun Dc realized but what has become ~
sns monsy nobody eeema 10 know. IL Ia csttaA, how-
ever that no bosplta for sck and wounded sodiesoee
of the prime obfcts-has besu estabisbed 10 Pitte.
burg" n ths. hosrssf has yN tsen atobtshss
sn Fibnre from sAar< Of Tia prop d - "a far, sns
n IA entirey true that large sum. About sevcniy hva
thussud doiars has bees invested BY the ,nseers ~
Uated ssatsa bcpds bcspita, and shst The cbcsA
vii be rosixed IN arsanner both well ARD uney. N
p,sburr 81 10 New York and philadelphia II has sskeA
time 10 diapose property OF the ta and close ~
ia bupsss bus betteve 90 one hers ee,s She gne
ess unass,xess - " w. Aysn - teaA sncossL
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
Message OF shs Cssvsrasr Of Nfssssusl.

Ha8a 6r. LcuIs, Mo, leo 70, 1884
was Cclousi Draper, Of Macon county. who was
elected Chief Cork OF the House. not Mr. Dyer, pre-
viously reported.
Aside from tho passage Of act Increasing the Gov
ernor's salary 70 5000 per Annam, the senate did
sothisg Of special Importance.
In the House Governor Hats Messsge We read, and
ave thousand copies ordered 70 be printed.
The Governor begins with retrospective view of the
impcstsns svess which have trsnspirsd In the sats
during the past -four years. and speaks In high terms c
toe ofncers and ecdien who took N active part in
driving the reSs from the STATE during The late raid c
General Price. He especially mentions Generals Peason
tou Rwlng, HcNeii, ssnbosn, fitk Esd Bsown and 70
also that the legislature ,sndsr them all vote q
thanks. He ailudes 70 the killing o. the srocloss Mll
,-Ss.' iI es'.rsSs ss,s,y ss
the enrolled militia orsantzasos and says that $3.50 900
wre the militia last Nay and recommends that enc
wbole anoant. The whole amount OF bonds now out
standing Is.s than two s,ous o. dollars. lie rccom
Ia the STATE repeating sf the ccmnniacn Law, abolish
OF the substitute eyeefn and the paseaee 80 scs
~ sSoIs and - PERFORM military duty
who's required also that al mmissloi % ocers ce Ap
pointed By the Governor Tho condition q the onsocss
sst,siaciory There viii bc due on lat OF January
nvs millions or dollars 90 ths STATE bonds Issued ~
vaoue railroads. With interest sccunuaina ~ tho rate
OF ono million two hundred thousand dollsrs snnu.
To atop this accumulation of state indebtsdoess sAt,sy
demands OF orcdsoss srd increase the Eeveous bs
recommends that tAx be placed all incomes, salaries
/ &C.. afler the Plan OF the united states y. =,
q a ABOUT 10 assemble will, doubtless, mike great
chauros In 0rsan,c Law, aud tho duty VIII devovs
o. you q oconrmins ,ns aew urder y nioes ~
no pie or Missouri Tue new relation thus given TO tb'
negroes 10 state will demand aud no doubt reccsv
| your consideration. The organization q the new nov
cruosnt in tho dst OF revulutitp WORK Of Rrcs
dsicscy aaa cssDonsibiz. and VIII mako tks presses
The New York herald., 1865-01-01


De- arm ssisi Lsm,is s-DsIxrinsui tho 6ui, Dcpars.
No comb % % ued military % ss@sois 6ss. aks. place In
MAJOR Gspsrsi N. P, Backs oommspdss. sSisned
November .. 1852. RELIEVING s.nSs., M ausa vas'ss'
Major General q. A. Husbus oonmandings assignee
September, ISoN, relwviog Geoefsl bsuns
isroprdth,ca L,rsss-key West and toe forsugas aua
eli the coast of the Guf o. hex 90 west o. Pensacola
harbcr sad suoh portions OF the CUT states a. ms oc 20
euacd ~ TIE national oross and shs sssss o. Texas
Nav 1. LsutensnI Cc,onsi bailey commenced danmtns
tss Red River, 10 order 70 cato sscsss .se, ,'t me
boats OF The Red river expedition were rclesseA reu
tbeir position above the falls.
Nay II. General nAnkf forcee arrived 81 slmmspors,
Ia the cuomy still coa.ousd the pursuit.! On Msy u
portin of General Banks army engaged him ssss Nor.
June I. General A. j. Smith. whils resuruiss 70 the
Department ot tho Tennessee, wheuce MS DIVISION ma
been temporarily draws 10 ass Win % ne nrc svss
from hs works. thus roopcnlng The hsssspp' river
Juiy y. Genera, ulmsn rsys,,ed an sssemps Of the
epcy 20 crons the Atcnsalsya river. urtng the -
msluder OF the year tne vcnes OF MorGsnxa sod the
Atchstssys river have bees the sccne o. numerous o.
ssss"s ~" summer ir,sad ecucra, A. 4. Lee
Quoted important aud succcssfu raids from bAscn
Rouge through Eastern Lauisiaua
sabiucd er,co,,ios Of The navy. under Adm re
Psrrasus ssd portion " ihs army OF Tue Out, ovm
.ss,"ss %. csencss of MoOis % az Tue essmys
ssis wcrc Dcsriy all destroyed. august fcrt Ganc
aurrcndercd. aud on tho 23d Of tho ssme month tor
Merssn shared tho same fats Tbe city OF Mobte he
a,nco bccn entirely cut OF rom the sca. - 4
Naven,bcr M, Cenersi Davidson 'c Baton Rouge o.
an exped,tpu tnfoush purtops Of t0usssa snd Misss
etpn, bringing up success uIy ~ Psscssoula. Mms
10 inc district West Florida Ucoers Aspotn curin
engagement ~ Mariana he YES sevesey wounded 70 W
arm t,snersl Daley, his successor ms also snow
The garrison a. prssor SANTIAGO rcrss. since the occu
usiIon a the texas coast, hs Kept vigorous system
ralding towards the R,o orssue frontier
pErAn1nxNr ov Aswasssa
wajor General Frederick Steele oommsnding assisne
| Januas y o, 1854. .,.. ...,~u,
' Hoveuapee ~. relieving .cpsfst 6svcis
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

fVWv DEiAVAkHs pkLANAhk uNuN
Bxigadier General AluR Scboepf, comm apdng.
By general orders The War Department. dated March
IL isC4 this Diet ched from the Middle pepartmeot
aud crested Indspeodcnt military post During the
the fore has bsea used a. military prison for
prisoners of war. 4.....ss.. ssI fa0s4 saH se
The review which We have above givca Of the military
operations Of the past yeT needs comment. Under
The ssdsfsip Of General orant The armies have scted
and with great advantage Another year,
In oil reasssas,s sxpecaon will nnd the military power
q The rsbsliioa cntirsly dksipated. ast
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-02
Near Babcock's Hall.

We have on hand and receiving = large
stock OF Staple and Fancy Goods, to which -s
call the attention OF the public
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-02
Jeh. Davis.

NEW YORK, Nov 1.-The New York Tn
Dunes Washington special says Of jeff Davis
trial, that Messrs. Speed, Rosseau, Evarts.
and others, counsel for the government. as
announced IL a New York paper. was true in
August, but is not true now. Public opinion
has changed since then, II Is admitted as a
fact that any trial in a southern state would
be farce: that the southern states unani-
mousy desire his pardon that the majority
of the democratic party hold the same opin-
ion, and now that the leaders Of the radical
wing of the republican party have expressed
the same wish. it Is believed il will be taken
for granted that majority of the nation are
opposed to his punishment