davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-08-04

| +Ae4s "1s NoUA Sk'euNhIE6 DQ 'GnauEe 70 d8y
and The general nsEkets Iuttd quiet and easier
The speculative demand Is cvIdertly falling od
esa'n, and the market IL assuming utre hes,thy
basis.
There Tss v;ry little doing In Provisions tn.
Day. some disappointment was evidently S.:t at
| the Commts s5rT refusing to r1ake aoy zssds ic-
Hat1eled Pork yesterday afternoon but az the
hrst c!spateh from New Ycrk reported Msss Pork
nfm ut $500, sellers were even 1;met In their
rieWR thIn yesterday. After the receipt Of the
second New York dftpatch, however, which
quoted Msss at $.5.D0, the market here became
uat+ Ihsre vas very little inquiry for Mees Pc,k
he1e, and re nota ea1es OF only 500 btls cIty re-
4 picked at $ao.0@31.0o. Prtma Mesa Pork was
te:d at $4,000, hut In the absence Of my demand,
the market Waa Eot tested. Rump Pork wus sold
! at floeo. lot of 5000 pea dry Salted Hams vss
sclt ut alc p4cksd. Lard was dull and nominal
at slc.
nilhwine5 were In limited request to d,y. and
the market 1ts quiet and essIer, with sales at
& 12Ga14.
The Four market was seain quiet, owing to the
less favorable advice5 from Nsw York, but there
VAS ho quotatle ehsnge in valuee. VIC note
sales Of 1,1co bbls at 81 2S17.40 for common
Micligan White Winter; ss 50G7 all for cooa TO
fsrey Spring Extrne, and s5.o0@5 rs for good to
choice Spring snpels.
The Wheat market Tas decidedly less active,
Eat p:icea did not experience apy decided change
from yesterday. although the market c,o.ei a
shade easier. About 190, ,0c0 bu changed hands at
Sl.f0 fer No. ! Red; $3.50 for Extra spr1nr.
$11slG1 s03 fer No. !, and 81 IL for No. Spring
-elo.'ns stsady 1t &1.2o for No. Spring.
There was less actt7fty In Corn, And the m,rket
dec'irca iGtc per busha1, with tales Of 1so.oo1
bushels at 67G67}c for No. i; GaA8s1c for No. :,
and 6oc for Rejected in store; nc for choice
Yellow af6at, Tic for high mixed river si1oat and
&c for No. Canal otloat-cosfng quiet at &c fnr
No. !, AID e6c for No. 2 In store.
Oats were quiet at m advance Of aH3c On tbe
closing price Of yesterday, with salts OF a7,001
bushels at 4!@43lc for No. !, and 41e Ios No. =
closing quiet at &c for No. in store,
The demand for Rye Was light, end The ras,kst
declined &c per buahel with saes at 64c for No i.
ard G2asse for No. in store.
Barley advanced &c, With sales Of No 2 in s,or,
at$1.1o. There is little caering.
Lake FEefghts were dull and lower-resael own.
ers and shippess being apart. 0aly two charters
were feported-schr. Venice aud ba1que Waye,ly.
corn to Buffalo, at &c.
There was . good demand for Groseeles, and
the market ruled firm and urcasneed. The fol.
lowing dispatch was received to-day at the Mer-
chanta Exchange:
New YoRg, Aus.a.
Raw Sugar lrm and active. Refined ouiet.
Coffee dull. Teas 1teadJ. Quotations unchanged.
There Is an active demand for prime Far Seed
at s21.Gs@t,7o, but as there is no stock here
there Is very little doing. Timothy Seed Il
drm. with sales Of choice at $4a5.
Wool Vas arn, with a fairly actlve demand
We note sales Of $500 rs coarse at 4sc; a,sU ps
medium from llst hands, and 15,00 Ts lue uu- |
waehed at Csc from second hands.
'chaoge:
, 1865-08-04

The receipts to dag. including shout ae:o t,ed
At the DsoveTs' Union Tsrds. about 4tcQ head.
There h4ve been so1d about $500 head, .uo,t,v at
decline Of ls@cc On the ruling ratss OF yesrsrds7.
Dn,eIs zsaets thAs At ths prices which hare ru1ed
for week or 80 paat they have been losing money,
AID now ezptess determination to DO nu,a e,s G5r
Apro6t Hence they hare steadily refused to puT-
chase, excerpt at sueh concesslo1s ~ would ]eava
them reasonable prospect OF sone gala. Fur
time de&1eEsWe not disposed to conceds these de.
1nknts; but With tho withdrawal OF 50 m.uy com
p ttoss eE the tnstkes they found II VA use-
less to resst the movement, and y1e1ded. rhs result
Was IL activity. which very soon aatozbrd great
portion Of the ttock On sale.
The anxiety felt 1t the opening Of the week In re-
Essd to aupe1aouadant tupp1J has subaidfd and 1t
nor Thought that the supply Will be no mora th N
tho wants tt the tssde require.
quote the market mod .rase,y active with p.ices
L@aclowe1 thenJesterda4 The sa,es are Al tolloT,
HOG SALES TODAY
, 1865-08-04

Editors Chicago Trtbane:
/ have been subscriber to your ye,y vain.
able paper fur over SIX yearF, and 1ud that
c,uld not do justice to my bnsiuees in mt
having 1t. Permit NE to say that no better
PAPER is puhtishtd and circulated In Iowa for
business men.
For the past three days We have had yerv
pleasant and clear weather, OF which Tia
flmers have been and arc making good usc
in this section OF country. Very little whest
will be ipjurtd. All admit tidfi the crop il
double that Of last year. The oats and
g:aas crops are large, big ones. The corn
crop will be an average one, from the fact
that there Is greater amon1t cultivated
than in any former gear.
Yen Eay Put Iowa down In your list all
hight. Yours truly,
C. q HRnrsr
, 1865-08-04
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET
Tau Nsatks Or 9rusn dTx noto wdds On a tdsts a. 2e
stoTu1A. tn 1ecord1atca 10TH f<sSt3on pds%ed cs
s60n1f t6 0Fk 70 FspoT&16 ~ ~ taHkk dka4Ftt&eS

(AH satks Of 7rusn org noto nsads o. edsts q z
StoTu1a. tn 1ttofddst<A tc34k f<sSH3on Pdssed cs
cadn1e and dss % ssortsd ~ ~ tsssa ota47tatss
THEkHoAx EvHIUG, Aug. 5. 1885,
FRETGHTS-LAxK FR1lanrs-Wersd duil. Yesael
oHpcfa shlpp.rs being apAft In THAR ytexA tht
former spk ng 7c for corn TO nnna. and the latter
Offering s4c. The 70 lowing ems ssEsnaenfs Eero made
iait evening To Dswtao-schr Mclhefrsnsan. wheat
N1n 4inWanxee At 1se- TO odoksAHrRo-schr
EMeu, Ct m 1t 11t.
FLouH F1RIsurs-Wese unchanged.
Fs.UGR-R~ceIyed.! :, sos brts: sol .ped, {46 hrfs.
Marker qa,es Sales .er.: Wn1Iz WtsT1H1W otls
TxT11-1oo br Atis1s1cs u SIN: lc0 brlss Fat.
water" % rf.s e. Ess!s 6A9sofa2 ana 100 nsls not
aon's~ It IS so; ito brp :" Mlnnthxha' and tG9 5fa
scr1n1 e s,ls .t go; II Il ess tsa - i -
Market lTss ae,i1e. ciossns ahada eaa.er. sales
Tt1s: tn WtsT1t-s9 = +. % ~, Rsd 4 $40:
ii .eoH oo bn DO st y M $40 b do + 20;
Ne;2at FIT slossak = n.scesdy = 4 Sto;: -, |
31ssxsi uutt md a9Ic lox.E. sa.swero: Coax
X ooo bn Eo. q sHc .oo0 bu DO a csc;
as e6Aei 100 on 90 stGSe: s.::ea ou Klteted II &C.
, 1865-08-04
An Extraordinary Care OF ullkfortuae.
WAku1SG7oy, D. c., July 81, 1515,
Editors Chicago Tribune:


One CT the most remarkable instances of
accumulated misfortune connected With the
whz--onc go singular as to merit publication
is the case Of Mrs. Maria E. Pyle, CT A:oea,
N1e. Her husband (Amos N. Pyle, Co. 4,
Slst Wis. Vols y WAS captured at Gaines
Mills. ab5nt the 1st OF JUNO. fss4 On the
5th OF that 1ncnth lie W,ote to1hIs wife from
the Libby Prison, the last word she had been
able to hear CT him. The sau9 night the let
ter reached her the lightning descended the
stove-fipe, Killed her two eons In one bid,
and set the house on fire. In few minutes
more there would not have been survivor of
the family left. She escaped With two infant
Children, with whom she Is now living at
Ayoca. in state ofe.eat distress. Any one
who can give Information respecting the fate
of the hu=tsrd Is requested to transmit 1t to
Miss Clara Barton, Washington, D. c., and
apg newspaper, particularly In The South,
will do kindness to the afflicted wife by
copying this notice. samuel. RAMSEY.
, 1865-08-04

.--.-.-.-...-.
TIE ENCLtSH ELECTION RIOTS.
1ae accounts ~h'ch We pcblished ycs:cr-
c"S o. INC election riots IN ENGLAND Will be
fcaa VIII sensations Of establishment ap-
Pfoseh'Sg 10 fnc5:dul't5 by cur American
readers. We have tosg been accustomed to
elec''cns once Or twice ycsr, aff:.tipg every
mferfst end right CT Ill classes Of the people,
from the QUESTION Of The continuance OF
Gigantic war down to 1evyibg rosd tax.
Our sudlaGe in the free SAFES is substantially
nsascfea'. Yet tie more frequently thsss
eiecsfsne occur. the more important the
4ut !oas involved, and the more universal
lne 1'cas OF Soslps upon them, the more
qu's AUG peaceiut a'e The polls. Never was
.nls ~. 10 'oos a'as'fnted as last fall WHEN
. .ne tn.'.e 5*ol!e we're assembled after poo-
., uaeso aau e1e!t'nc canvas to rote on the
sassnon 1s.s 1aat1 tae "sr toF Inc suppression
ns 1loeinou oe eonu.ued r. Hsd any
s "a" -. 49, si,.a i"teion .. t1e people On one
fb91e va1,.a ~ l,,x. @ ,,cen asa ~. asa IRON Voslng
lot boxes. a frre h,,,a, a ~ ~. ano ea,, mn,
Tas the 1nrt. cry and thr1r ,nr ~. ~. .sss - ~
WHO were interested 10 maize f,ce fi,b, w.
result. Bet as sl. voted. none had trcn ~ ~. s
, 1865-08-04

t~The Iowa copperheads made an a.
tet1pt to eet up meeting Of returned sol
ste a" M" Tie platform and nomln.tions Of The !.
Union patty. The soldiers got together. DC.
c1aTed they did not like the negro-sutftaess
plank Of the Union platform, bnt resolved =
ria siaie. and the Union nominees, and
t5at t nothing vii drive rs to m opposition
tories on sea and land.' Tho Cops didn't
make much by their motion. :!
, 1865-08-04

Weather mattrfn-The Rnfny Block
Hs xe NM 1MHe'a@a Hr n,1fnnt ani" sfre9 re ~
hallway Topics WestsrArd and
htuIhWesllgard-The N.Sy Overland
Bxprt knnRas Tronps-
Ihe Returning Kebcis-The Crops.
Especial Co1respeufenee Of the Chicago Tribune
LEAvEswonrH, July IS
The Gather LIS been the principal topic
Of discussion for some weeks past With us
here as doubtless with yon, and yet like the
forlcrn s{rs. Gummidge "Dan'l's friend, VIC
Is feel 1t more" than you can In the older
States, this opening Of the windows ofheayen
hud keeping them open. You must rcmsm.
ber that We ME not connected with the rest
cfmankind In every direction by smoothly
rolling railway t1aiIs, superior to the accI.
dents Of mud. I do remember, indeed, that
even We are the worst of By damage from
freehets 10 our Eastern raflroad connections
But generally, and without reserve, we are
in the direction westward at the mercy of
the powers Of mud, and these have hsd full
sway. 1t isno slight disaster to befal In mid
season the rush OF emigrant travel that Is
finding Its way westward under canyass br
mule and OF power. This evil has been upon
us IN full strength, Vast stretches OF b ,ayV
road have mued the trains, brooks have
become rlyers, and creeks raging torrents.
and the westward ho Of tbs white covered
yans has been turned to grfmy, dreary balf
axle deep In mud. It Is saId that from two
to three thousand teams al e detained In fila
manner within one hundred miles of The Mis-.
souri, westward. These had set ont fnlIv
loaded Tor their distant destinations from
this city, Atchison and other points. and
hare reached the conyergent point ofIiesper.
alton nt the 3fighttnl "bpating" condition Of
The country 4 weeks dry weather can
alone put hard roads beneath them, Mani
fee1ly there is nothing to be done but to hear
It, though humanity Is weak, and viii have
its soy upon the topic, from the deem intense
swearing Of mule drivers aud driyers n
stalled" which does not mean tat, oxen. Ia
such mild enumeration Of the difHcuI,fea a.
yonr correspondent giyes.
But there Is kind Of talk. flnflfnr co,,,,e
.ests .sst IN, n this rainy period, and making its
eest points In the deep st mud. Ths railroad
iesef Is upon u, and Kansas feels It To- bs her
DESTINY to speed on the flying car over he
solid, mud defying rail. The Immense shin.
nents Of merchandise to the RAPIDLY increas-
1nR SECTIONS OF on1 vast Interior. The supnIics |
OF the mines Of the great Territories n the |
heart Of the Continent, the rush Of travel |
thiiherward, and the teeraing supplies OF all
Kinds, annually on the increase Ia class and
duan'lty, are 80 many weighty reasons why
tiefe should be some better mode Of connu-
nication west and Southwest than cumbrons
wagons dawn BY taroy animal power Al"
, 1865-08-04
CHICAGO LuMHKK MARKET.

fHrasDAT Kv0ER4. Ar-. $. rss6.
1EAB9R-Eecsiyed l, 81 n. AarRot nsm AnI 10
t1re- sAtes w-fs: Cargo s:lr ehoJez, nou 0saud
River. Son * stz3E 5oals nta conM1a mlxss II 81 Co
Ry o. BstVsstf; eazxo lchr qoiGtnttA, frans Graas
Ryez, Is m mostly shoF--stWed timber. NJ $ts5o. b,
o. Nd1stsr: cargo schr Wntehessaz. from MAX.
Gon . u. u atE1ps, bAlAncs sssotted, It k.9.a b.
Morton cargo ashs Illinois, from Nuazexaa, "a N
X Guirs, balancs assorted. 4: t13.u y Morton
Bets lloaftJ, fson G.snt Rlyer IS u, X st.os, bar
SECS assorted. II slll2t. By l,tsh Fuller: csrg,
schr g. 6rs5. Com Nnakegon. ~ II, u st,t2s, 81.
snec boards noa No. ieEa, At s.sto, By Norton.
sHNGLBs-EeeelYed. 40 n: shipced. s,s ~
Nassct trcl5e bessr. aalea ve,e: Carto scnr
Queen, rom kslana a1oo, 80 n sawcd AZ. =: tIm.
LATH-Rseelysd. III 4: lh.ppqa. ST N. Es,s,
were: 10 N At :. TN.
wrnuose yx{u prices - fot1oyv.
, 1865-08-04
THE CANADA ongSrrov

| N-~N-ANA-A%5 III AAC N4lAQk40
inc 'mpncat'on In the Detroit ep .eca o.
n0n' J"ln r. Potter, our Consul General 1T
Mon1real, ttat in abroeat.on Of the Rcc..
pfos1'y Treaty would, in the course of a few
years. 1otte Canada to annexation, shows
toa' -nf' lo'tes o'efsoot ms mark AID that
'a ~ 'ae as Ia a'o 30, nc was guilty OF a d.
! f'oina'ic Iosoes' We 40 not regard his
| wv. ~ os,pe VI any more Importance than
~ ,ue seas a1.elance " ans private individual.
| nt"ee h's ooense' II nc has committed sov>
We "'e o'sposso 10 overlook. II cauada.
Lo"eser. where othc!al Eta lion is d.Ge:eu t;v
estmatd o. Mr. Potter las offended, We fesc'
rstt forgiveness. Thec5ns.ant setur nj tbs
dintrtnt journals to the theme which 10
speech suggests, and to the spce.s ft.c,F ans
the tcstlress ii not decided fll-tcnns- ts..
thsy ca:1 fo.tb, arc 60 many evidence = thst
the Canadians are wounded 10 the ou;ck
While We do Tot commend. ~ d. n,4
blame the Consul General: but xe -..,-.
cur ne'shbors that The hypotaes;s rnon
which he proceeded Gees rot c1tar into ".
calculations OF the opponents Of the R.,c;nro.
ci'y Treaty /; and that there is n,vb,r,. rnp
desire TO force the pfov;5ces ~,
any 1ine Of policy Tint .ser
vorld not adopt by their own ro,;t.on -
treaty Is Rightly, we thirk, regarded ~ -
jm5ous 10 the agricultural Interest of ~
Vast; injurious to the luaae13nc ;n,eses.s
crs7ywSstrc en- the American sltc: in;,,;ons
10 our rEsnu:ac:urets, ard Of little csn,asn'
sat;rg aGvuntsse TO sny class yaa.rrer -
that 1cascp, which, We adu,i;, IL a n,r,1r
selfish oLr, the treaty Il trposcf1--th;t 49,,
20 otee1. 1t is s mistake to snpnoa. II, ~
cur people are specially solicitous a1,rt ms.
S sing Ce-ada on my terms. s, sat A.
we Know the popular feeling, We s,=ert
that the whole natser Of political @nion
Is ehe 10 ~men cur people. especially III:
p:o:ae e1 Inc "est, arc led rent. Men Say
anu 'afnk tast II Is desirable enough that tie
whess Ct nS'f5 sho1ld be United under oro
tag, and one iosm OF government ; eua, here.
away, te ofan1on OF The good qualities Of
our Ie!Sholis is 60 favorable tha. ne rarely
Or pevcr HEAR an objection to having them
fer f,seIes and tlothtrs. That Is about all
ttc-c is of H.: Ecnca the crdi,,a-r b.1I.rs.
, 1865-08-04

cc'e, and Piles from one British port to
anotnes. The British o1n 100 CENTS on th.
Collar ct all the capital iarestea in her.
Inc OIL and other property taken from the
American vhslemen will find market In
bratish ports. and the profits will ind lodg-
ntnt IN the pockets OF Brltish subjects, 4
elta'es case Of E2nton British depreciation
IN lime Of peace on American commerce can-
rot be conceived of. And Unless our GOV.
ernment ntisiec1canttot Is the dutyit owes to pro-
:cet us c1fizfus aud the honor Of the nation,
1t Will denand payment tor the full amount
o. oamsges inflicted or our CONNIE, &C BIZ this
o'lt'sh pirate; and not only demand, bu.
enforce payment. The United States Is
nbnndantly able, and the people cheerfnl,y
"hiing 10 support the Administration in the
@ee1 vigorous and stringent measures OF re-
o1eEs !: may choose to adopt. A long bill Of
aamaets had previously accrued for destruc.
uon o. Cur shipping by British pirates. The
1asnges Of the Shenandoah have added
eeFctai millions to the account Let there
1e one bul rendered for the whole claim to
une ena tea. one judgment may cover It. IT
1onn Bnll comes down with the dust
and pays it all, further trouble and Iitiea ion
@iil be avoided. But II be refuses, then let
execution issuc erd E. levy ba mads cut Of
watch 10 satisfy the American claim with
CCstS Of collection
, 1865-08-04
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1866
THE PEOPLE AND THEIR pasy.
k4lA lH

sorcible manner, the dangers threatening III
Ncrtawest from concentration or fts csn,
ins trade In the hands of eine1e r,1,-os
compauy-a forstaste Of which yas shawn t
the existing rates OF freight On tho l,nc 9
the Gn1ena read under It's n-.sent m.n,,s
mcnt, as compared with ,hess Of tha s.m
road when It was managed bv lts ,un NJ,
c%rr. tits qufts obvious that the in .cnt a
Tho Lcgsslaiurs In clarteriag two roads rnn
Gin@ out Of Chicago In The same ecusral 4
Yection 1,as been defeated hy their cousol,d,
tlon. The original purpoFe was to furnish
freight and passengers, aud to Greats a heslt,y
competition. which should op:ra:c to glvs
me puoic .ae lo"ess ia.es. Both these ends
hEve been defeated by the consolidation OF
the railroads. The Not1hvester, c,mn,rr
......,,.,-~., 1P@.5
Aas!nE no" noooto4S u Lie caffgitE trade
for this immense region are using It tn
w., 4,,p lo,r..e+ am.,nn1 oe nonc1 ~. ~
Ge' lne '.,".. 'a'S.' -as o' mun.y eos o. the
peorle-'n other words, to tuFni-h them few.
~ h,c;1ft5rs of TRANSFORMATION than ,h.r -,
,..tsss ~ ..,,...<..,. ~ Aass tau
beioEe. 10 in.s e2WNI lne coutT2ct entered
Into between ths prorlc ard these ra i,o,d
...,a..o. ,r,,n,, ,i,o fop,,o~ ~ ,,:.,..-.,.
49,! - ,,,. ~. a.s.s,a go. 80 w ,1s
,ssaa y, s -, 49, upsu tne
!. !as'e. w -s,..,.s ~ .s 's,.' tt'A.- popet1s
~ 'e.".n ~ ..,'.,.. ~! p%. oeuens, nas
.,een 4uo'aa1 ,A oe4e'e Atso that
,.,," ~ Aas 49, . ..H,~! - 80 a"u l"at aoy
n"J ~o " =" ts .Ae i4Snls 0.
.ne p.c!c 4nso eeu'ts ~ "ouid Dc So held.
1ue "sots 81 tne Hcn'eontent stockholders
o. sne ea'ena foaa efe OF small morarnt as
eu."}1'ea WIN tne tlsa.s OF 1ne Northwest
Nhene'ef way luz Peloln" en't taaJ t'c d.
c1aed. 'ne !1eots o. Inc people are not repre-
scn'eo ~ 't' 4nes were heFe:fhe less orjgt-
hal 1aftlea 10 Tue charters OF both conps.
miss, II 'hoceo me Northwestero company
tas aaE1er IN lla2ois, which sc-ms to b.
IN denht. While the suit is iu1tituted merely
to determine = whether the stockholders
have got t6e'r rights rs between each
other, there Ateds TO be sene Light
thrown en- the far more important question
whether The people OF Illinois, Iowa and
Wiscousn-the people who ride aud send
tleir iftishts over these roade, AID to whcm
she ro.ds nrc isdebttd, as well for their
chSr:crs, grants md frarchiscE, az for .h.;r
cu&tcm-whether they have got their
rights, or shetber, being tcEtt.red like sheep
having no seepsera, they arc G=v ,ursd IN ike
manres.
Every charter granted by Legislature to
q Railroad Ccmpsny il contract made
through .bem with the people, that the c orn-
pany viii operate the road according 10 fAt
charter. II TIE people Efapt two or more
charters for the eske Of secu. icg competition
aud low f1etghts, and It without the cuuernt
Of the people. the two sets Of chasterers con-
solidatc 50 as to secure high ire:ehts, not
only are the people wronned, but the law ia
violated. Said Lord EIdon, in Chsncerv
, 1865-08-04
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
THURSDAY EVKEING. August 3,
9At.Es AZ rHE Y1n3r hoard.
7-3O U. $. NOTES
JULY 8DRIU9.

SECOND NATloNAL BANK OF CHICAGO:
W. Viii III ordaTs tro dealers for the present se.,,
foru allowed 11' 1'"eso'
ths o7port untT tor subscribing has pats "a can
n7cnE"r feee3Ee tEe nYs per csut t7oysa; notss a.
paf haa t1sestat In iyM-pt OF eId9rx.
]. a ELLIS, President
, 1865-08-04

= In single day Of Inst week a Boston
railroad company sold fifteen hundred mas.
sagc tickets to the White Mountains,
, 1865-08-04

= ~
The Republican g1vct receipts Of what At that
plsce hy rair1ad slo2a during the ten days enelrs
July z7e 1t lei so pu,hrs. The shipments during the
tAms ptrtod Writ Is 1901 bushels. The amount
brought in 81 wagon, u s4ld to b. 6,oo3 OF 7,Uuo
haSbels daily.
, 1865-08-04
Chicago CATTLE MA8kRH
RYrTrr ~ ~rx n .1x- NN~v-

3,E
ThntstaJ kve1tnR, AuXuss3
BERf CATTTE-From reports II ade On 'Chsngsw
learn that the receipts and aa3pcnts slnca cur last
ts.us,compartd with the receipts .h1psnen ofl3t
hAve been ssfooHs. 1t should be borns Ia mad that
The recspts aud shpuenss aza really those o the day
r.efedtsr.
, 1865-08-04

sHEEP-The supply Ia limited and the demsnt
moderate. Good grades sell readily 1t unchanged
figures. The An1es to-day vera ~ follows:
Han. .B1erssoff- -.......f8 s. Sa.3
h1etscn ..-....... Crook. ........-...aW y, Y 4!o
do .........Ruco ph ,...-.....N " lW Al.H
, 1865-08-04
NONETAK r.

THURSDAY EvEA1Ns. August ., 1865.
The telegraph this morning gave us the st.te-
ine1t Of the National Debt, as maIa up to July
a1st. Tae foilo*tug table shows how 1t compares
Eth the etsteEeht made on the 3lat OF Nay last.
July 81, '63. M9F 81. '65.
Gold besring debt. 81, ,l0s Eai 84t ,lt3St2D
Currency be3rg debt ,2s9 15asH 1CS3 ii6 37l 10
1nter. ct ce .sed..--.. 1,5ft 1ao 7s8g7itO
Wllhoutlnteeest.-.. 357,o06, 800 d7aal977lb7
, 1865-08-04

,f~The total valuation Of Douglas county,
Esnsas, Is upwards Of three millions Of dol
1ars. : Lawrence City has alone nearly one
third of this amount.
, 1865-08-04

e5 Hnrr* 1FeeSIy gives p,ir Of FIJI,
psee cartoons that bring tho great question
OF the bcur bef-rc the understanding of M,
nation mose fo7c!b'y thai, many columns q,
s1eumebt could do. In one, CvlumbIu
sfa1ds III The portal Of Temple of Liberty
loci 'nx down 1Gubtful1s and lalrsad1y ,oi,
kncsling crowd of petitioners for para an
and 1eae1nissl6n. Many Of the latter f,eurea
ere rott'a!ts, md all are the readily rrcor.
mixed Representatives. fpro-s1arery rebel els-
meat, ccuntenarces dark with the hatred ~
Fired: nj, and lily dis:emtling their ,sbel1;ons
zeal faces and features thst haya for F., ,,,,
cation pressed foremost arons the thru.
with whom the great revolt Was dtIiberatc
purpofe, years iu framing. I:isaps.lrrinr
ofFuuished but not 1epcntaat rebels. w;1,tne
"a for the present" to resume their c}.}-,n
ship. upcn these the genius of our cou,trr
ghzes down aud asks, "SAaa r iruu th.,
n'n-f' and finishes the inquiry on the FIJI.
lowing ragc. In this there stands beside h.-
On the threshold 1cainsd c.lored soldier ~
the amy Of The Union. His f.a:utcs 90
ttose Of his 1ace, but manhood has &c: ,ta ee.1
uren him, and loyalty has demanded ifs e,c.
Rice nrsh1ink:rg'y given. Comparing ttis
dtfeLder Of the CnIcn with the mrn ,rh.,
taTc scarcely yet rested from seeking ;ts
ruin. Columbia finishes the inquiry, "ond
not this sn0n5" Tie QUESTION is one wbcsa
arswcr and its Consequences neither tbts
Government ror people caa escape, Are
white rebels better and safer material for re-.
construction than colored men, whose love
Of loyalty and liberty have been so a,,nnd.
antly demonstrated in the past four ycarse
Is ccmpltxion cf akin OF more tmpart,ncs
1hsn ccmrllx;cn Ct teasts
, 1865-08-04
i>MAisC5aL and COMMERCIAL,


THURSDAY ETEklAa. AcC 3
Tho :oIcwiac s1mEo11T shows the Mvyufusit
10 rf"oucc and provisions tunr., the p.st 81
nou1s, compared With the ncsaEtnt Esr The SUNG
time las. ye3r:
, 1865-08-04

ELEARED.....,,,Anvu
gtrr seA BlT<f HoYE. H. two Rivers, sunnflea
Frop Gievrisnd, Eii,t.us. 0Eaensbaf b, snnsr..y.
Prop RadKeF ststs. Gsea ~. aatao Is 0og ba cora.
Prop Asms; neSson: < bgnsio. q s;se5 ho coru-
Prop Allegheny. bcypton Grand frayeTas srn,f,,..
Prop d,-s Mi - toSassna' Wilson. Grand H4Yea. san.
PEoo pttasA: Warren, Grand Havsa, sund,te..
..o q .s!s. AepAffaae, AonsEea, sua1rses.
f1op lon,sr' Sni;h S,a. :, A.ontTesi. suadT.es.
sehF Wh aton. Bus1o, = 10 pu o,ss
sehs sa pslse Johnson. ru,Inio, ba s51n oa c9sa
seer 5fnls xa,,. A,s tsH;.tsns- 1q4c 5a corr
eesf Sailor Boy. LonT. sdalo. ioDa Su ea.n eo'a
Feot ssos, "oonQozh, Du6alo, lasN bu Thea&