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, 1865-08-09

The Boston{ans arc brushing up their
commercial record and sending its figures
round among their nelghbors to get their
share in the general revival OF trade. The
journal gives an elaborate review of the
present and psospe ctive steam commuoica-
tions Of the city. From the latter, excluding
a11 but those speedily to be realized there are
Two steamer lines 10 England, the cunaed-
ers fortnightly, and Warren s. Co.'s month
"; to Halifax, weekly line: to St. Johns.
semi-weeny; Portland, daily; Bangor.
seml-weei1y; Baltimore. weekly; PhIladel-
phia, ditto; New York, tri-weck,y. The
Boston!ans don't consider this very large
exhibit, but use 1t as an incentive to greater
exer1ion. Especial stress is laid up3n the
necessity Of enlarged communications with
New orlt ans, to secure foz Boston shs.e Of
the New Orleans and Mississippi valley
trade.
, 1865-08-09
The Crops In Northern Iowa-A Bad
Look.
+; Nc GnEGoR, 1owa, Aug. Z. 1855.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
On Saturday evening, the 5kh instant, we
were visited with one Of the severest thun-
der storms ever known in this part Of the
country, and in ene-half hour from the time
1t commenced to rain, the streets, cellars,
and many dwellings were flooded With water.
And from accounts received from various To-
calltles In the country west from here, the
storm was equally severe, doing much dam
sge to the crops, which we're already euder-
ling from too much rain.
The " heat crop In Northern Iowa this gear
will not be IN average crop, provided the
farmers have no tronble In saving 1t. The
growth Of straw Ia large, bat tbs heavy ruins
have prevented the heads filling and eau
Soy the same of oats, rye aud barley. The
coin crop looks bad, and from present ap-
pearances will be small. unless ne have dry
and hot weather the balance OF the season.
The wool clip In Northern Iowa this year
Is double what 1t WIS last year, but very lit
Tic Is coming forward, p,oducers prefel11ng
to held 1t for heher prices.
The Crawford County Petroleum Company
have their machinery all on the groad, ready
to commence boring, and have closed their
books. not wishing to seN any more stock. :.
, 1865-08-09
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tstbune.l


MOBILE, Ju'y -, 1855.
II Is hct. For twelve Days the weather has
been coquctting with the mercury above
ninety-an ardent courtsbip for those who
have been exposed to Its influences, This
weather Is not favorable to activity Of any
kind, ard there is none noticeable hare. But
10 be sn1e there Ii nothing particularly inter-
rupted by the heated term. Matters here are
In tfansition stage, and though tEaae is
looked On as certain to revive In the fail, 1t Is
quiet ard dead here nov. Military news IL
out Of fashion. The children are playing un.
checked about the deserted forts, and antique
negroes are stirring without h.ndIanre the
rubbish Of the deserted camps, In search Of
the humble spolls the junk dealer will pur-
chaec Of them.
speaking Of military matters, I should give
you tho sole item that the veteran 11&h Wis.
cons!n, In command Of Lieut.. Col. Remi:k,
arc here, AID will remain here for the pres.
ent,
Everywhere throughout the State the
people hare accepted the situation and its
necessities, and have fallen to work, each
man over against his own house, In the task
Of rebuilding the Social structure. There is
nelther hope nor talk of its being rebuilt
With the negro az the corner stone. You.
correspondent has conversed with gentlemen
ffcm Central Alabama, and they unite In a
very cheerful report as to the condition Of
the crors. 4 much larger breadth Of cotton
was PLANTED than was generally supposed.
and the ssason has fully favored Its growth.
But the extent after all is smsll, relatively,
and will not bear out the reports that have
speculative purposes. Northern Alabama has
suffered too heartily from The war to lose Its
scars In single season. The hot breath
OF war swept over it time and again many
OF Its residences were burned; the fences
Fefe destroyed, and many Of Its fair fields,
once covered year alter year by luxnriant
esops e o. elS Ssqb.ton. are now oyergEown with
groes are concerned, the valley along the
cad line Of the 'tmarch to The kea,'' is
nearly dtpopulated. 1t is estimated that
nearly ten Thousand we're carried of and ran
away dunnE the second and third years Of
u tns i WY, r. & Ih9 option crop there mus: neccs-
been exhausted by ''thc accidents Of War.s,
The corn crop Ein be large in the sections
OF tie State exempt from war visitation, The
labor question has reached q solution that
temporarily at least answers the demand Of
the harvest. Many Of the late slaves are at
on shares. The railroads are mu:h ont Of
order and Will nctd to be res'ocked. but
good progress Is making though the task El1i
b. NO brief one. With this disposition Of
general minor news topics pass to the lead
1ng feature Of the news here, the restoration
Of A1abama to civil order and the stste1hood
of the Union.
The appointment Of Judge Parsons as Pro-
y1sicnsl Governor, has already reached you,
doubtless, from other sources. Governor \
Parsons reached Montgomery on the 18th
inst, and Immediately commenced the work
, 1865-08-09


a correspondent Of the New O:leaps Ifmes
writing fiom Marshall. Texas, exhibits the
feclir e Of the whipped but uorepcn .ant reb-
els In this doleful and dismal fight:
NAa the csvalry eommsnd pa ee through the
tbe Post =, shseTen6rt noeE In e
tsssanc hosee orr Eule; os tn new Of these,
ihsm '1e' @"a '@' '"ett a*eo' Oh 70 faSe VIII
The negroes f,o mt consade, Il q rvhair,
ous c,imt Ia tate a far or th. bn,,s. and
uulfs wh,ch 4hr1r oxn 1shor has earned +he
maste,k hayinr pald them uo.hinr for t>e;,
work. The Java. Ehtn ,they left Eevn.. d;a
not ecruple to carr of considerable nronertv
bo,7o,xd from The Eryptian. liz D,vire = ~,
nand. The blacks thtr.f,rc tara . ,,T,h -
artht,I,atiyc precrd, mt fr rhc,, inst,a
tnt3cn. '-'''
"Ai lcsst ior aho.t term Of yesrs the Red Bis.
g rslleJ eenae not shoasandih part Of the for
ITesas he cs.teqn n nnd IT. ne eoon aist,ets
Cd IN The eaane esteeo1y. 1hs suddeaness OF
iEfcaom 10 M Dfgtg hs. shattered the agrirultu-
Ii! tuetctn q ins s'ste
t. a. .No:n naus Na 81 ING lopalaoon q Texas
,,.,Ta.;1 - ,..u. ., Is Aase
pa!o'ueo n.Ac " no iao'r, *a&t Is 70 hmder
Their going to work and raising cotton with
L.. ..,Aa.... ~ .A's 49,
L.. Ths. .ta.S. ~ 10 "4.1ous tue a'o .,
~, ia,'a ~ - 49, Ds Ans - "e!i
.t,.-.,s....s 49, s W. Invest, VOTE
$3.50 s,,es,. pt.snsaseo CLASS,
~ 80. 49,. 49,, - ". .aan osnet People's:
- 1870 "uas ~ '4 su usA eat ofeaa "1laoal
e.na.,. s - le1 ~ ~ o~s os, 81 NY . thon-
WI, eo,,e f,o,n 49, M ~ IN oaust u co1ton
,cT T. ,,roves x-r ~ cono,ns,r.,o . soa' ne'sa
, 1865-08-09

e The applications for pardon by Sou.h.
csn rebels number many Thousands already,
and still they come. So high piled are TIL
written appehs, that the penltents, in de,
Hpair Of reaching the Executive In that way,
are pouring into Washington 10 squads. Of
sending active and trained delegates to bore
pestonauy the Presidential ear. Notwith-
standing all this pressure, 1t Is pleasant to
note that President Johnson has not been
and will not be hurried. BE is deliberately
taxing his time, and he considers the appll.
eants In tnrn. Only twenty-five pkrdons
Se'e granted In July. The probation these
Poli,ieal s'nners aze receiving will do them
coca. 10 stand hat In hand awhile wiu
tcId to cool their heads.
, 1865-08-09
SALT hHKrx T1oHur9H1Y xKxoyyo

hrl. 3. fOR8ka. ofA4eadon, Wayne Co., Sev YorR.
E7ttc4:. ~of
ihsrs suatzed With An RxrF77oa or TIN BITE
Waen INT sstacfad xas t1oabted with an ,.cntuR
III over ny body: IN The cou1zs Of thsea veets ,here
appe4red hard rtt hotehes On eaeh wrist and
en- ny test- Tha szme Kind OF notcAes came On =
right arm. and snca rapidly gp.rxd oysY ny vao,s
body, and tnally WA my tcs excepted, ono eou a
raah From ny head 70 III jeet. Taa d.seseu sssuuaa
Other fsms, 10 eetese. that II seemed a1o,t iupot.
ao1a 70 eadnreit- fhd remedies used would. xt7a
reuef mr INV nf1ntas only. Ihad tie most c..i.
neos phyzlclAos In our vicinity to st1sua ma 1ko
pronounced tho eruption 70 b aALr Ra1px. lHu
2isen up - tneulahs. and still semainsd In The us1.
at1on which ham dstcdoed. when Commenced
The use ofJAyH3 A1IxzAT1v1 and aASA rtyx P111x.
and aeJ eneetod al taas cou.d bo dos,, sd. IWaea
aad tAxnn slx bot:ias oI fhe Alternative, wish p1.t
tht hstaS1rx ont was zsea:iy t1bdusd. | continued
them u7tl hsd taxa Six bottles more or tie A:e.
aIFes ana Eon An PERFECTLY cured. NJ .l1us asa
readesed me- iEcapanla Of AKIN dtax 70 NJ aou,ehod
aa'les' n1f roT oe1fosn ther1 n fc.zaEly.
, 1865-08-09

Lsth, fArn ManslIn 37te
Manila HaY' Rupe@t3 c
I Manila Ecp6. 2Sa2st
| Mortne, .~ 9
EAt Cord. c
OAkom-
Hemp Tvlos.......5@Mo
Paper TT1na-,.....+A36Gd
, 1865-08-09
LITTER FROM KASHVILLE.
Interesting Cases Before the Freed
mems Court.

An Old Co1ored Woman and Her
tsrHMdcllttd-A Negro Nho1 By n
with BIN ChiIuren-A i:nae or False
lmprisnDm~ m~bt-Elaxv Labor EUo-
lracfh nEt Fulfilled by the Land
1eFs Fac.
, 1865-08-09
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9, 1865
TIE MEXICAN QUESTION.

ga call for volunteers to clear on, Mexico
"und dutrcr the Government over to ths
'hand6 Of the Mexican people, would be fol.
s'1ewrd by an Instant rush Of q quarter OF Q
"mllion Of men to the various tendczyous,' y
Esyt one prophetic authority Of the journal
istic press. q In single campaign Of four
"monlhs, We could destroy every man OF the
"fresch amy, convert the 1uperialists into
"sound Republicans, md kick MaxinillAu
"'nto Tho Gulf 1t Vera Cruz" says another.
And bo:h assertions are probably true There
is no doubt ttat the American p.ople feel
that the presence of the French and Maxi.
Millian tn Mexico Is m insult and Al outrage
that they do not willingly endure. There is
no doubt that therc IL vast number Of sol.
diers and officers to whom the tameness Of
peace Is irkaomc, and to whom new war for
d1most any proper purpose would be accep-
tAble- From these grcat army for SO CON-
mendable job as the occupation o.
Mexico might be quickly recruitcd. We
take 1t fer granted that, when once in the
field, the fact that there is no force In that
country that could Withstand them, would
lie quickly demonstrated, that Ma1i1ull1iar
would be forced to flee, and that all his
happy to ret OF viii their % 1,v1s os o'''s !"
If fhess THINGS wcna .1, th., t,,a
Mextcan oucttion and 1ho n,sssnt s - ansa.a " aue
ment of ~. nfonro. n,.tLaa 49, ms,
moi excite anv annrehsrston rhas s. ao~,a "yua ~
nut info fbe ca,e - se.o.,.,,., ~ sou.u W
before The resr hsd s,sasas ~ .'.tas,a tas.s'
nstcly for Ut, they ara the smallest Of the
1co :. ,-as- ~. s ~ ..1ou' Ne1-
p7fat rnrons.n oo~ar. 1870 ~ psSsa@ ss "
faav A. srns, ~ nj "a "uen We ge1
x<s 143A ne aust DC also
r. ~. ~ az "ake long war WIN France.
.',,,'e ~ LUZ assurance Ihak Inst gave Maxi
-e" 'ae eous 10 90 FnAt he has done
nau .nousn VIC penese mat Napoleon would
.r ss.s. :. 'uee n'n "alnouta quflm OF conscience
- ~ VIE uess'seasy, Me position 1n En-.
.el~an p"in4cs ano nus 1csr OF parties at
1''ae WIZ not permit him to do 80. When
We maze demonstration upon Mexico he
VIII aehI War With France means great
ossa combat-the greatest TINT the world
ever ta~- II meana that ne should not have
ame1ehsnt ship LETT s0oat On the high SEAS
, 1865-08-09
Frtelueu,s Anlufra.

;. .WAsH1SGToN, Aug. S.-The Frcedmen's
Bureau Ia informed that 90 far as the negroes
NE under, the direction Of the Government
authorities In Mississippi, they arc succeed
ing admirably, bnt ia remote localities in
the inter3or. old masters endeavor to suppress
tie Idea among the negroes that elnanclpl-
ton Is effective.
, 1865-08-09
CHICAGO LUMBER mAKHST.

| . TCEsnAT kv1AIaa. Aug. s, LEE
LCABEH-RecelTeu. 3s2s "a shipped, I s-s III.
The Tect!kts to-day were Light and consequently ,hs
ve1nne cf trade waa light There Has. ho1ere-. no
change In sAtufE and tbs n1Atktt Enlsd Eaes
vs1es cargo s<hr Grace Green. from Olaac RlEer.
&c m eoafse mtxsd. at fls a. By 1ssa Fuller; ca-sp
Rchr Pilgrim. fFo1 Cedar River, IS X strips nuiaacq
mixed cotnEon. st &1s o. hy Law 8pAudjnr ca,ro
sthr WeohtE. TT N oeouto. Lom strips and boards 1t
S1s25, By Tnitcomb; ealKo schr Rambler from Nus.
keEon, st1ips, balance well cu. alact:ed q: sl3 Is
By pav1s h Mason.
eHISdtR8-Keeefved, ss3 m: ehisp.d, 80 m.
Ma1ks. steady aud hrrn. Sale wer. cars sawed
a, At &t.so. Il. " & r. tt1tt.
XsQu1tA Y&ru pttcek Ii Iol1oTIs
, 1865-08-09

HI. JAAzs KKRDY. Of Graeanush. c1laeon County.
Aieh+, 1rtses, Junr. iss5:
1aal II &uEy To Nake known 70 Ju1 Raas JAfzT1
AL11xA11yx ard RASA1171 HE1Is haTu dons fof NJ.
Last Dee&mbe1 VIZ ly.nx sedacad - mesn akaas'
ten. hopeieztT E.ex VIII LTef s! coH7tMns Ana D1h
peps1a NJ doetor co7Id ztre ms no rellt1 and w4
ccr.ce,ca n tssnf se1osd tbs staea Of medictsa
whea ! .et1n,or Called and nfged ma 70 ~ d.
J,yunx reser aps. with Ia AtesAdTa md aana.lvs
Ptrt ,u,1ssdIste15 prceortd thet1. and nol1pv3ng
tna directions cosay, sooa tels easez. md IN dA1
or tro began TO Eend- Dy tAa ..sas hsd eoasazsa
tA.zs eot:,ss VA dn}o5taz ssod health batter N,
tend xtA3 remember fbr tsu 7ea1s- Iaaro no ooane
tacpe medicines h2yt ea:ira11 cured ny d.szssa
For additional test;1ony, Eea Jayaa1 kadtea1 Al.
nAoac. to be Ind xy1sts OF Ill A1an1.
Al Dr.. D. Jsyce Sons Family Medicines An rita
u Chicago ~ FuILKK, FINCH b FULLER. LDRrS
b eMITH: BuRaHAk9 = VAH sCHAAGK; F.AH
n Ho0KKK l11odls,,lu 4 wsaA =.
, 1865-08-09

NJ: LUDWIG EtcK. ofNs1 Ho1tatn, Calunse
c.. Wis. H7t1c1. Dec. =, 1ss5:
eoc&fc. It dHsT 10 Gs9=M to YOU ny krsf!s7dc
fcs The eu.n which your ALTK7Az1sz End yuut sAvA
1IvE P11s bare e-scssd IN ny ca4a Ii pciooer. a6n
atxe svel4o= otsaa IN E1 mouth. ard tha y1olencs
oS thu attcatlr1 pai7 led mo 10 apply a onra .
ph1sttAf EEcE.ua.ly it h1ote sad sosund nvs ho@es
oEe u lsrKe ~ eess esa beekzuo lsrr AZ latyer
uutu after ao1na .tnna .hsJ formed ono 1a.xe vou,t.
Which disch aEEct x-c1t dea1 Of pux Taa payslcixu
than pronounced !: a CAxe1rous ULcxx. 9fadual1y
zss~ wcE7e5aaa Wcgse-the uTu!& vxs sst4eked a.
Ge1ssoSed-snd continued 70 suffer ,hs moat ezaal
pain. lost my spaech. and could neltacr "a. az
drink The Treatment Of ~ Doctor f1tled to reach
ny cop1iat and ha told others ha teased there y.s
no help 3or ue- Willis IN tbs despzAte sta,e ona OF
sour A1casuseA tsr 1871 ELL LEO M nandl and nom
.rsAdlnk l. VA ini to ssy JAxsEs A11nA11yx n
FAxA1Iyx PltA ac taaaztal 70 te anle to y u
W. spesdily benefited hY their nze and af;ez t..
kinx Soma thirty botllrs Of al.erattya aud ubnA
quantity Of FILL. fo71a n3ssI u val u eres va
ID my fSs. R1oee NJ recovery, haze never lo,t Al
Opportunity Of making kzoun NJ nptatou OF ,aesa
remedies. md Il Any ase inc1edr1us lot sneru etsssr
cosEa or Nz1te to mo.
, 1865-08-09
SCrefula, cancer, Skin Diseases
Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Goltre,
Dropsy,
AID AL ntax1H1 AE1ESa 7EuAAN
imp uRE STATE OF the BLOOD
AEe promptly AUD thoroughly a1aaIcated By
DR.. JAYNES ALTERATIVE.
Read T1e Evidence

sc1o7u1.A voa Mvy 1HA2a.
Nj. c. r HAYFDnH, OF II. P!s61h, Qe9uons To-
Chic, W1i.ea: So
The acu AZ NJ Rehx<5 s2wJsr h&1 peon staleted
with ecEoEULGcs a1FHor!uz tcz Abuus 5eJea Yes,s
Tto s17.zex OF tt!s aEtai:al e4eaza h4i heea sseh
thas tbs bo1a E2ca wAs ~ Ecas e1tt1e sore. IA
seert 70 Ec. wosso 11e Eoss, Aitnoa3h ho had teea
unter as ca-a Ct tho Sest phya.ciars In this ssceu
OF tha txantyy, Last October VI. aAHy:rras aty,s.
ed to zfva JX71xa AIT1xA11yH trial. ard aust1
coFiaaed = 10 ~ nu: Kth ltsIs acpe tha: ais sca
Epu1d oe bt1e-:ed nyis, ~ he hid t:;ed mtd,c,nss
la1umeE7ase, H1kAo1s sae AlIxh.sss edecs Whsn h.a
son EAd 6aiahod tbs d5st bolsle. a1 improvement
E1s r-rerrttde. a.d thstn octte3 e1ecf 4, Il ssaa
to be ! A7ermansnseuzs- The so7ua ha7e III dtssD-
r7a7ed, a1d no one act sequasu' VIII s.e cs.r..
st&aeta. crn1a suppress. ccoa 10
herpy faes of Aa:ar ssW1eE, sa4t hn hal qyerEaova
EcknetS Of Ell KIND.
, 1865-08-09

TIE lolluWlng tables thoW the receipts and
shipments Of leading articles at Chicsgo for The
wtek crdite August $, and from JaanazJ 1ss to
date:
sHR1ENIs eF LEADING ARTICLES At cu1cAao ron
DATE. '
, 1865-08-09

AeIe the EaEktt Tor geld remains Inactive, bat
st a'y ard trn-open on tho street at 14t, rzl-
lJsrs to 4t} declining to t43f end closing At III
On the Stock Board Light transactions were made
At 144k@lf4s in the morning, and At lax in the
afternoon.
Silver Ia Gull and pomInal al 1a5,
Government bonds we're shade frmer, We
qrotc:
Buying. Selling.
FtTts ~cntteS ............1L5 al 81 1O3smfo6
Ten-FOrues. M& on
ctok County Scrip Is In demand at o. for new
and 90 !o1 Old. tut ,he offerings are very lIsat.
, 1865-08-09
CHICAGO CA1TLE MARKET.
OFFICE OF Tu< DAILY TR1puSI,
Tuesday Evening. Aur.a.

TaeadaJ Evening, Ans.a.
BEEF CATrLE-Accordlnz t. lhs Bo4rd Of Tsa.e
rsport the receipts and shipments SINCE our l...
!ssne, compared With tho corresponding pertod Of
1854. have hetn - folloWg- 1t should be borue in
mind that the1e 1ece,pts and shlpEeata nre really
those Of the dsy preceding:
, 1865-08-09

e The chief prize Of the Great s..ne,-
lest IN New York, magnificent banner, was
Won by the Philadelphia saeugerbund,
, 1865-08-09
1ffL3F11o FITS fxaAAyEydT REMOVED
NJ WA FKrkRa0H.o o. Vienna, azr1dy Co. u1.no.,,

'Nr1tA: 4"-.s
~ youngest sea. aged tan ye.,z, was Attached with
HnRts, on KeHUIO Fr1s, E1d had him att.5d-
Cd By eaFsE11 Of our best phy1tel 11s TOR ueay r1
kan Eonths without any uatm iAt bena1. IN sno,ts
Ern aiming u Irregular periods tom IVA 70 nioe
Nsnss, md iacteH!rx in severity aad f,eo1eacv.
septenoeE ft. i5so, he Ind .aseo ycry hard spaI,s
ana on tse a.a eommtreed tho INC OF JArx1'p
A1TKkA1IF1 and 6A1ATIy1 F11L8 md from tn n t1,o
70 thIs he has nsTe1 oecn tsouhed with tnau1 aud
h1Vs dTer7 .Eason 70 nora hs u permanently cu,aa.
In ALL hATh bought to.tytwo bottles Of The AIts.s.
nse, and nAf doEea tozea Of 8AnAti7a Plla; iadla
Nto thss passcnra Ia stsr uss, regularly and eo1-
ss4nfly cos long LIE .kss atstpata :hs n,t-.
REMOVAL OF the tIkeasa-
, 1865-08-09
Her
"ENHINE H LOWRY"

Yet this McNish Is one of the chiyalry-a
gslIsnt rebe1-one of class many coed peo-
pie up North think are to be- regarded before
Tho good woman who has worked for the
white peonle all her life. and who has tried
to live Christian Efe."
she was fiee person. @ IL bY = virtue Of III Proc,
lsmat1on Of Emancipation. McNish has
been summoned 10 apN ar, and will undoubt-
tdly be compelled to restore or 70 to mil
l a,y prison as kidnapper, perhaps both.
MCDEa OF A CoLoRED MAN.
Here Is another Illustration of chiva1ry.
On the 30th nit, 4 returned rebel soldier,
named Thomas Paine, came along where i
cololed man by the name of "Jackn {his
, 1865-08-09
E1kUM ALABAMA.

Matters at Weather aud Crop
1nmA-11th &ElRc0naln-Etallron
! Political 1ntel11Eence-Eov. Parse saAs
Gc&fk,
, 1865-08-09
THE FREEDmEN,s SCHOOLS.

An unpretentious little pamphlet comes 70
rs t1om sieksourg, giving Interesting details
{ ,of progress tn the educational work among
the Freedmen In the late Department Of tie
1enncssee AID State Of Arkansas. It'll in
The form cf a report to Col. John Eaton. late
Superintendent Of Freedmen In that Dena,t.
mint, now abolished, the care of thcs,
people having been vested In three As,is ant
| commissioners ofthen new Freedmsn's Bureau.
| II 1s therefore pres=ntment Of progress
reached under the old regime, and the stain,
in which the work Is 1ound by til. new
order Of things. These schools thus re ported
en-, were chiefly located at military posts
along the Mlssissippi river from Paduca5 and
Columbus to Ficksbnrs, aud following the
line OF permanent Federal occupation on the
Tennessee, White, mud Arkansas rivers.
Until few months ago, these were the onty
localities In that region whose occnpat5on
was sufficiently undistufbed to insure suc,ess
to these iabors. The school year In QUESTION,
commenced with October, 1864, and ended
with June, 1906. This comprises the period
Elnce the schools were eSsem4 lid prd
Supe1iutendeu Of the colorrd schools destc.
patcd Is The. general Superintendent Of
Freedmen. In obedience to this order: The
following persons wire employed:
*.Rev- Joseph Harrzn. D. b., ch.pra1n s4th Z.
Y; l., - Hspe5ai ~ sapsT1n:endeL1 Rsr; l. a.
ps,s Rev. Jsmes i. nsaies, ch,n!,in e ea 4fa'
En!t i, M:1fet q vsksc1rF ass,stsa by Rev. Mr
Va G, Il viefs5u1r. nd a. Z a9q G Ley. Jot;
N.tehez RsT Jo:l Grant Chaplain I.ta IiIiaois
EhaplaIn III g. s. &. d. na11,s; msr g; G; Xi1etd,
hn.ncky." " "e'''3D
The pamphlet appenls the names of the
volunteer laboie,s in this deld, representing
the numerous special denominational asso-
'c1aticns for Christian effort. or these the
1ngest number from sny single source were
supplied By the Northwestern Freeduen's
Aid Association, the next In the list beYna
The Board Of Missions Of United preshvt erNN
ian Church and the Natsoral Frseamcn,s r..
Lief Association.
Al far as possible, but to no rrcat serrc.
4fs.r .,tonI~ h,&-a s.,. .-.a
, 1865-08-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Dull Season,

d;o.stp About Man aud ThtuEs-Story
ct a4xIl. Gog<<FE-Ehe Seward Namtfx
-ClafmAntA Of The Reward f0r
Booth and His A1sotfottn-The Trens
eury Ds partment, DO.
, 1865-08-09
COmMERClAEn

. TUESDAY EVENMa, AaE. 8,
TIE telleWing summary ehows the movement
In rrednce and pfcylsions during the psst ii
hour, compared wi1 the movement Tor ths a. ma
time last year:
, 1865-08-09

sDA correspondent Of the New York
Tribune Who "keeps tally" OF everything he
reads gives US the following aggregates Of
American casualties by fire and wreck from
January !, 1913. to July !, 18s5-eo3]zz years:
Whole number Of fires: b,8i6
Whole number Of buildings con.
Enned. .-.:...........-. e9l,9i0
Whole number OF ehfpwrecH..-... 1,a37
Whole nj mNr ofltyes lost thereby. 27t,f49
Cotton desE1Jet-1bs. bs............... 1579, 200
Total lossea BY fire and 81 0Ql, ,00s0.0
, 1865-08-09

E(s<:S-Tbe Esskst Is anundautly supplied, AID
p'lcfs tend townWsFd. We quote lhc tu.ibs Ut
aoc per dozen- Sales ware: Is psEs At 71c. a1d Is
Ff*ff-The rna:k-t continues setive, and prices
u1chat e, except IN Hhiseash, NH b ara 10 ser
SIDE Eastte. have BEEN ctferttg .ht lots *
Co. Even II thsse reduced rates r1ads Is ex-
c'eelug du1l. Other varieties 81e rnchAnzet. We
, 1865-08-09


The actual reee!pu to-day have been SO head and
The 1a1ea hes d; leaving still In the sale peas
Gliding these Iett crer yesterdsy. !. 800 head.
The marke: hss been depretsed and but moderately
active. The puEaveFAnle adY1ces from tha East has
impaired additional igts to the depfesal,n We no
tieed 7tstesdsy. and there l. nomfnlly decline q
et12so per 10 d.
Few New Iorkes weTe In the market, 1he principal
huJers being commission men, who were trinE Of
deFs Gom Baltimore, Ph:ladelphtA and Claye!aud.
Fer good smooth Hoga tttsd for those markets good
pE1ces were obtantd. Should receipts this week be
snythlng like these Of ass We Aha1 expect TO SEQ the
market cc1nplets:y broken down. 1t Is the current
opinion that modeIase receipts s1one prices
near their pstsant elevation. We quite tbs market
~ rather quiet, With pt1cts nonnally lower,
Tho aalta to-day have been - tolloxs:
HOG GALEs TODAY.
EHEkHAN YARDS.
6eIIer. BuJes* No, Ar. p,,ee
AasMs' ~ ..'..Ta6or......"..-..M g. ~ Sla1
90 60 --....-. IS Is LIS
60 ..,.....- DO s..-..... y ~ tQ15
, 1865-08-09
suVKSD pR1.prc11x 11nx E1DaEY ocxp1Ars7.
FEAsc1s 4oes. Of H.uzeaha- Wiz, writes, March
--~' ---s

1aave c<en ysf1 alex with tna Kosxx oourztux
o. .Ihs1 saaef1tR oseAe foEJ, A2d paa&ice much
HOOD ~ via having scE1s az m. D. 1.I~.., A..
11A11EK IN r . housa< determined to tsyir. /,
mo UssH drna. much to ny a1tonlshmtnt, Iwss e,-
t1edy Na1. Occasionally ~ my sJstem seemed 10
Hem-er =. HOE y2ur SAxarTvR FuIa. but to tho
Altetaltys pztue2 Al7, xt..tbn.s ny cura Nv oaiv
II net5 1o8 u = raro my e1pexienea knova -
othezs. 20 that the yi-sue Ct youz medicine may b
Eore fally knaHn-
, 1865-08-09

PORT OF CHICAGO.

M A RIM z LIST
, 1865-08-09
Rev xorh eto.n m.r. II.

EaefacS prec9 TOR cash. ArE g. lsCs. RecelVed By T.
q. tlto.stan 4 Co., Comunslon, 7toxk and Bo1e
HrGEft5. s6 fNsrE Eh&eaz
, 1865-08-09

$50 II. 8. NOTES
JULY abRf1g.

SECOND NATIONAL BANE OF CHICAGO,
We viii III csto,s tr: deslrs fof tho prescott .c,s.
OF ~ NJ -, 1cT shI1s Tina, On LAo tsI,u2 heetto.
fors allowed
A. ths oopoftunsty toF knbtcblnr has part, We ctr
no !oEgef !eee!ye tie ve POI ceEt twoyust aotAa 3t
Ear ehu iHtt1ett In p 4ymtnt Of tHdar4.
J. A. KLL1s, PreAideot