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, 1865-08-02

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higher. Cthtr7 pcchanRel
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Reaper WhiskT,,,.... !. 50
American Eagle do. !. 10
Rye Wh1sRylChttako} T. 3
Bourbon to{ {ChIc&3u} 2.N
Pute Spirits frroot3.. ~
ColopKne Spif7ts,$ 4,
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, 1865-08-02
EINANCE4L. AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY EvExRa, August ]. 1865.
1fe mnncy market Is working easier again.
The speculative demand for Produce has been
materially checked By the ATorsb!e weather, and
the Inquiry for money il less active. These is no
change, however, in tho rats OF discount, which
Fenalns steady at 1oper cent psr annuu, 1t which
fase hist claas paper Is freely discounted 1t ths
leadin. discount houses. On tbs street rates are
stexdy at 19a per cent per month.
The continuance Of favorable weather Is hayins
depressing effect On the grain m,rk.t aud uo
note further decline OF NC Oh Flour, 1t0sc On
Wheat. &c On Oats. and 1e On Rye. Corn advanced
1D1{c, and Barley vas drner. HIghwines ad-
vaaeed 1@ac Pc. gallon. Provisions Here dull.
The supply Of E1tern Exchange Is eoupa1s.
lively light 1t present, md with m active demand
by city snd country merchants, the market ruled
very arm At 1-1o discount buying md par selling.
Round lots werc sold By the ban}ss to each other
At Zoe discount, but 1t the c1oae but few were
willing to se1l at that figure. Sou.e Of ahe banka
wete selling over the counter at 1-a06al-l0 pss1.
EGo:d opened In New Yolk to-d,y at 14if, ds.
cl1aed to III, md closed 1t +:s5 p m at Ill.,, The
following are the quotaHons telegraph ID to Jauss
, 1865-08-02

age the employment Of tic freedmen, es-
pecially en- that portion of the line between
b1aAhear City and New 1bsrta, as also BE-
tween Columbus and San Antonio, which
secured will, It Is urged, not only beaehs the
entire vast and rich region thus opeued, but
prove an Important Government work. es-
pecially In view Of the now threatening co1-
pdcstlo1s In the Southwest The road VIII
certainly be built. OF the national share o.
1t ! give only the argument Of Its friends
without amptfcatIon. 1t Is certainly o. a.
vantage that the railroad eyatem OF tde
Southwest connect at hs early dag oa Pos.
sible New Orleans and Houston. This Wonia
largely aid and cheaper IS well the suosst-
cDce Of our army in the Southwest.
From Houston radlate four railroads: oEe
south, to Galveston: second, north, 70 ny.
fican, pointing to the extensive and feF5ale
wheat region Of Te1ns, seven hundred mnes
long by five hundred wide, and pointing atso
to connection with the Pacific Railroad. 70
run west from Marshall q third runs IN
southwester1y direction to the BRACES RNer
and the coast, tapping the rich sugar planta-
lions; fourth runs Weat SOME eighty mnes'
crossing the BrAzos, aud stopping at AlleJ'
ton on The Colorado.
As local measure the eagerness OF sne
New Orleans business men may vel oe
qr1ckened by observing the attention tae
same subject 10 attracting in VsckseuFg am
Memphis. In each Of which points 1t stanos
confessed as Of prime advantage to secure 9
connection With the Texas railroad system
, 1865-08-02

Slaughter sNo.. os+641I7 French Gait Il
Harness, = w.. aE&SL46[ 0s-.....+.-...9a32 ! 81
Urler. r..-.....,-. aN2a4 Ereaca Cali. 50
EIp. No. me- ns.. lAA& TO
dlun .......... t1E8t 20 French CALI. Le.
Zip, No. IT.. oN9I.0c} un1tnez. + d.. .fu.c3sn
CaHextra....... lE&t S French CA'is L..
T--neh Kip- II. n1o:nea, Seo-
choice :. 49,. Lks2l8{ eods, q dox%. ,64te8Gta
French Cali, = Ltni1Rs. coz. 7.M@11-ca
D-... ........ 7Na3'5 Knara = doz. ..ls 0ctalata
nIRTAl4~The market II ntn and X tive ut pEa
vlous unu atou1. TIN Pat. Is Sic higher. Va 1oR
, 1865-08-02

AscntEs1n exchange WATTS the eStrem ely
seccsh rho arc thinking Of migrating to Bra
Eli In order to Get into slave holding conn
try, not to do 1t; the South has had its war
cut, md though poor, 1t can grow no poorer,
hrt must recuperate nad adyance, On the
contrary, Brazil being now the only slave
holding country In tie wcrld, can ha:dly
avoid such an external pressure IRON tbs sur
rounding civilized world "a will induce eman.
cipatlon, either with or without war.
Htnce those who 20 there In pursuit oi
slavery and its kindred Joys, will only hays
to Undergo aga1n what they have just passed
through at tie South. It may be interesting
to some to know that the slaverY question
bas at last been exported to Brazil. Thtt
done, ths balance Of trade must certainly b.
II oCf favor,
, 1865-08-02

NEw YORK, August I, The largest AID
most important council Of the Indian tribes
ever held On this continent will assemble at
Fort Gibson about the 18th Of September
next, to settle upon their future relations
with the Government, and give new and pos
itive assurances Of good conduct and loysl-
ty sone thirty tribes will b. represented.
aud the whole will count upwards Of 900
Among the moBt tmporsant Indian tribes
to be present are the Creeks, Choctaws,
ChIckasaws, Comanches, Proaes. 04ags, Sen
ecas, ShaNnecA, Paw Paws and Cherokees,
all Of which are representative tribes Of IN
disputed bravery and strength, and are each
implicated more Or less in aiding the lbte Te-
bellion Of The South. The agents of tbs Coy
ernment who will confer with them upon the
forthcoming occasion and dlctste the status
they will be called upou 10 assume toward
: the United States are Commissioner 'Coley,
Of Tie IndteR Bureau, Commissioner Ed
mulas, of 70 Land oalce, Superintendent
Ellis, Of the Southern Agency, Col. Parker,
Military Secretary on Gen. Grants staff,
Gen. UarneY, Gen. Heron and Col Bent.
, 1865-08-02

Ans "sataeS conunuea favorable t3r th3 crop3
and The general msrkess have atill downward
tendency. There Is less disposition among speed.
1stozs TO operate, aud although the Transaction,
are yet heary, the7 are chieny to Ill contra :ts
rstdc last week.
The Provision m1rket to day Mas dali AMI uu-
ehspgsd. Ness Pork Was offered st s3a5o, with
out buyers. There ras hett.r Inquiry for Pdme
Mess Pork and the market was decidedly frm:r,
with buyets Of chuice brands at SH.oo, bat no
sellers At thatprlce. NE, however. nota sale. Of
1000 br!s IN lots, at f24lo. B1lS Meats wese neg.
lected. Lard is stll held drm at asf@ast for
kettle, and 246s4ar for steam. a anal lot Of No.
/ Lard Hss sold at 3le.
Tha stock Of Barreled PORK In New York to-
day was reported By telegraph at 5000 b.ls,
hgninst 101 600 b1ls On tic 1ss Of July-a falling
OF in eue menth Of 16 900 barreis. The follow
inG table thowa ina stock at Pork In New York
on ihs lat Of each month, from January to Au.
Eow&
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gives tbs vote to "eyezg free male person II
Who shall have attained the sge Of twenty-
one Jea1e, citizen Of the United Statos or
ofthe Republic of Texas, one year resident
Of the State and SIX months of ths county,
Untlaus not taxed, Africans and the descen-
dauts of Africans c1ccpted.)
, 1865-08-02

In consequence Of tho announcement In PhIla.
delph!a that the oeyen-Thl1ty Loan w,s all taken
up, quite lsrge number of parsona in The North :
west haTe been sbostng under tks ides that Ii era
wete no more bonds for sale. To controyert thta
erroneous Impression 1t Is prcpsr to stats tia.
the Second National Bank OF this city, The officers
Of whirh hare sold mora Seven Thirty bonds tlsu
uny other institution in the Western tatey, has
pti]l on sale moderate amount Of the bonds. and
ID resdy to sell Them On The sama liberal terms "a
formerly
Cook County Scrip IL In deu7nd at o. for new
md 50 for ole. Very little doing.
Fin Boston The money market Is very Qufet at
6 . cent. On cali and q cant. for discounts.
The total Imports into Boston IN June
nnonnted to ta,21a,es4, and the export. to
s., ,aos, ,e5t.
in Ne# York there is moro active demsud
70. money sgain and higher rates ara a.ked, TIE
.]ournaIef Gomnsres OF Saturday saya:
Some loans still remain subject to casl at sa6
per cent. but few new loans are made below per
cent, while per cent. Il catiy obtained Eor mod
iuees pap:rts In limited supply, 6us il lot ysry
current, even at ful rates, u1lest at short dates
Alta regular meeting Of the Coal Exchauee,
in P1t1hurg, on The 2sth inst, a resolution wns
adopted recommending to the proprietoss Of the
coal mixes reduction Of cent per bushal On the
present r&te Of mining, tequa1 TO four cents pc.
bu.hcl}, and for corresponding reduction Of thc
vases Of others Employed in the ulines. The Isl
Of Angus. .s the time proposed for this reduction
to t,ke effect. Should This change be accepted
BIZ the mlne.s It will effect the pnce Of coal yqFy
materially By causing redustlon on the p.saen,
r4teR. -....
The Uuited States Telegraph Company en-
braces oyes 2,oe0 stockholders, with caplta1 o.
$60o0G0o inclusive Of the 1880 900 shares Issued
fo1 the purpose OF consolidating other lines. The
company have built 8,(00 miles Of line ainee An.
gust List, and the whole number Of miles in ppa,
ration exceeds 2n(G0.
, 1865-08-02

III. LUDWIG EUcK, Of Asw Eoate.r, cxur
Co.. Hls,. writes. Dec. ., sA:
> 1eonsida1 It 4 duty 70 eIpfesa to Jo7 ry Frst!3
fos the cure which your ALTKxAT1y1 aut yer- 3.
1Iyx FILA hans nE.e.ed = ny case. II Oc,oser. y
larxs svelInT began L Hy mouth. md he vsola,
Of tho Attending paia led ma 10 ap?'y ;. oaca +
ptysician- Eyantnajly It hsokn 2ut fosusd a7s ho1
o1e u 1afga u pcs; tAasa boc2no4 lR:3x IL Arr
unn1 Alter su,sn ttIns snoY far2ad 1ca tazzr vnn,
which dtsehssxed great dssl Of nus. Tia oayac,
then pronounced It CAxs1a1cs UIc4R gfscn.I..
xEsw woree3knd worse-sha ayu1a wa st,aesed 4
te2troJe1-And continued . Su1e1 tha mcat cr,
pain. less my 6peseh, and could reI.scr -,
drink. 1ho tfratnhnt Of ~ doctor fslled u rcs
ny complaint, ind hs aold Others te ts.ed thtrc "
30 fcip for ne. Whils IN th's desperfee stats ons
1ou1 A1naaa1s Lr 1871 tsll into ny hands, Az
readlux Il vss led to tyy JAr4xs AruAT1
ESXAIlvK Eu.ls- an thankful 70 tesb1e to IA
va speedily bensdtted BY their r4n, sud snr1
ktnx some th2rt7 boslks Of Altazattve md 4 l,bs
qusatitT Of F.ls, fauud nj ssf - vii u eysr =
n my IN. Zines ny recovery, haw neyer lott
opportunity Of EAktnF kaopn Ely o7lalop Of The
senediea. and II any nc tnesetnloua b; TIN, ..p
t1Na Ok Wzite to ns-
, 1865-08-02

There was good attendance at the Evening
Charge, and the leading market. ruled somewhat
d1mer th1n at the cioss Of 'Chsnee. Wheat was
moderately actiye and 4@Kc bettsr. Corn WIS
quiet and hrm. 0lts were du1s-buysrs and sell-
gre being apart. Gold opened snd cloaed In Nav
York at 145t. sales On cali were:
, 1865-08-02
Coutlusratfon in Boston,

BOSTON, Aug. La Ere occurred last
night On the corner of Commercial and Rich
mSud streete, In ths large granite block
known as Commercial Block. It IVES mstniy
confined to the upper portion Of Nos. 120,
12S and 1s0 Collins street, which we're occu-
pI. d by several offices and commission mer,
chants, including Blanchard s Sherman,
shippers, Thos. D. Heathfeld, commission
reIehant, Henry Hastings, currier, and Nr'
Goodman, currier and leather dresser. They
we{s principally burned out. but their loss
Of property WIS not large. The lower sto =
in Which we're located tbs nautical mauufac,
tory Of Mayor Lincoln and Henry N. Story's
manufactory Of shlp.builders' supplies, Was
badly damaged By water.
, 1865-08-02


lax of three shlllfngs sterling, shall vote for
members Of either house. NO pelson, how
ever, was eligible to sueh seat except free
white man, OF the age o. s"entJ-oue years
citizen, and lot 1nfeo years q resident of
the state-ard. Il resident IN the district,
be must own wv acres Of lsnd and ten ne
gsoes, OF seA essate 70 The Vaine Of &l5o
sterling; NONRESIDENT, he shAl own =
het nolo tnefen Hofta alo0 sterling.
this WAS amenoea IN 1873. giving the sul-
haee 10 ese9y 1ete white man Of the age Of
tTentg-one 5ea1s, paupers and uou-commis-
stoned oAeefs anu pfiVates q. 8. L. e1cepted),
being Citizen and resident for two ycass.
VIVA 1ieeaolo OF MY aeses or a town lot
Iof s'1 mon1ns IN me dastrict, or In default
tneteol oeing himself for stx months resi-
atnt OF Inc QRLract.
- GEORGIA.,
By fer constitution adopted in 17o3 declares
that "the electors OF the General Assembly
ahall be citizens and Inhabitants ofthe State,
shau haVe paid al taIes required of them,
end resided Elk months IN the cpuntY.n
HsrucK1,
by her constitution adopted In 1850 makes
"eFerT Tree white male citizen Of the Rge of
twenty~one years" who has resided two years
In the State, one year In The c7uuty aad alxty
days In the precinct.
TENNESSEE,
l,y her former constitution adopted in 1854
gave TIC elective franchise to every free white
man Of the age Of oftweuty-one years being a
citizen Of the Unihd States. and for str
months citizen Of the county provided.
that all persons oi color who are competent
witnesses tn court Of Justice against q
. white man msS a'so Tote.
LOUISIANA
BY the old consntntaon OF July 3ist, 1857,
gare the ballot to every free white male who
has attained the age OF twenty-one years.
and has resided twelve montha IN the State
MISSISSIPPI
raskes every FREQ white male person Of
tweaty-one years Of age, who shall be citi.
zen Of tho United States. who has resided
une year In the State and four months in the
county, qualified elector.
ALABAMA
, 1865-08-02
I<H. Dsyfa aud the Public Concern
for HIS Tire eAams1t.
Cu1uAGo, July 81, 1866,

EdlseTs ChleaEo Tribune:
Il is almost beyond endurance for Naftne1n
mothers. Who have had their CARING SODA
sta1Ved and tortured in Southern prison pens,
with the knoWledge and sanction. anu ny
the authority OF Jtd. Davis as Chief OF sae
CcIfede1acy-l eay It is too much foE them
i to bear, to sec so much anxious concern
about the health and personal comfort Of
this same JEFF. Da7is, uoT that be Is In a
Nor,hgrn prison.
an doubly thankful that Northern men
are not brutal enough to reta1iate by starring
nrd torturing him, but it is really sickening
to see them 70 to the other extreme, and
chow such q great anxiety for his personsl
welfare and comfort.
The New York 7lsns comes out In a Iour
c;t1c1c tn soothe the fesra of his dear friends
Assuming them that he Is neyer aunoyed hy
the ;un[rf;ufnos of his enemies. TINT ab;a
floor Is neatly svept. u and seyery care taken
n fnrn,sb him with water in abundanc. .,
four moor bows were shot down fur irving to
crawl ont beyond their limits to get q dron
of water or a mo1sel Of bread.)
His ftfc1ds arc assured that be sleeps we'll
and enfoys to his full capacttv. every ronf,rt
which ia ntcessary caution and watchfr,.
ness of his guardians will permit shat h =
enio7a az rood health In cysry respsct az for.
mcr1v-that hin onarters are large and co,n.
fortah1v furnished. and that he il In M w,,
1r.o,,,,1 A. hamnared a,out his n.rsnn -
n~sat no;n. ;aTe tsksn tn satisfy t1,r faor, ~
1,s 1oy;ng friends. by ilesc,lbIng aaInnt.1v al ~
~ romforta and nice llttla walks th.t h..
takos for h!s health. Sush a tsnder reeara
f,rtha he.1tb and cnmfort Of suc,, an unf.e1tou
tvrsnt. and fnr the feellnes Of lis connerteoi
f;1,nda. /. a disgrace TO Northern mem. and
shows what m anoun Of sycophaottc regard
for southern ehifalry and Its shtef, sttl lurks
among Us. Now that LINCOLN il forgotten.
one wculd think that DaYla' welfare was the
chief concern Of the Northern people. JET
ftretn Davis Is not the man TO appreciate
such kind treatment. Without doubt he re-.
ga,ds 1t as given 10 his great worth and high
station, and guess he IL right 1lo would not
receiTe such marksd attention If he vera q
Nttle Instead of great rascal. Jsfr. psyIs'
friends ahou1d b. taught to keep THAR sym-
patbY for traitors to themselves and mind
Their own business. OF look out for their own
heads.
haya no bitter fcelIusa toHard .Jt{FerRon
Davis or his misguided followers: I p{ty
them NIL. even Booth but vhsu such man. or
women s;thsr. plot seaiust tha lie of onr
rot,or o1 rnnraar ,ts e,t,,sn. tb.v s+o,,a
h. a..t,o,ad II. ths xsrv ,.ma ~eos,,, ~,
..1I -, ~. .~.,f - - ,."E
fon "oulo ELL tae Nola tnat comcs pfo"llos
into Jour Rheepfoid. Perhaps they aEo no
yno,a ~ h1Ama for their condrrt thew n.
49,, ..oto ~ o'AA'. ~. aa?' 1asu s"e
T.
, 1865-08-02
y
IMPURE STATE Of the BIG
An promptly md thoroughly e7Adleated By
DR.. JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE
II n xEa EE3AanNa
sCHnYUIA lpE 9Kvn IIAH1-

II. c. ?. HAYF0kD. Of ~ P.sx.a. C:esnosst I,
Ct!o, wst.ea: ...
Tna SOU Of N. E1tasrd Bavyer h.s peGn stdlc.
With ScHoyuI1rB AyFxOTloa tor about savrn 70.
Thu ssyaxes Of tal8 dreadful It1ea*a Ind neaa It
TIA. tho bora .aca Has at H.ues ora eatlre aorc,
tetrted u ye1 WQrae md worse, as:hoc2n he had -
ant4sha cara cf the bas. phJ1tcta2a IN this seeei
Of shs ezcnEs. Laas oetone- ". ess5ez III al
% - E!Yo JATz1's ALT1xArTvx a TIM. a1d 4na
eo7'en'ed % 90 10 but r.sh I:t1e hope :aa: hi
Ecnld oe ntrea.ed By It, A. tn h.d :..ed nedlcs
inuunersole. without TIA ,sa:ess feet Nnea
son haa ts!shed tbs n.1t bos,le. n tra,rpvea,
w1 peteeprhie. &-d sAzoa horsiaa suessee vha.asx
- bs 4 permanent cara Tho so.es have III dis
rsared, sud no o1e. NOS ac1uala cd NTH 3.e ctsr,
1t.cefe eouli suppose, 1pon king Into the rsHs
hsppy 1k1a Of NAs:sr Saw3az. ta4t ha n.aares xao
sickness Of anT kid
, 1865-08-02

II. JAlfH5 KHEBT, Of Gsccnt11h, Cuapn Comfy
XIch-. writea, juoe, 1ss5:
nal II duty 10 m4ts Known 70 ysu NsAt JAy14*s
AI1xaArtTK ard eANAT1yx FnI-s ht7e dlns for ma
Last Dseeubas WIS lying. reduced to susss s1ele
ton, tnptleaaly altk Ntta Li7a1 Complain auh Dyt
pepsla. HI eoctor ccald giva ma no re!.a; I'D NJ
cc1nts-ec - beic4 ba1pna tne .rata I medfctaa
when = netxnhor ea1led and Urged mo to ty D
JAyae'3 treatment. With Tho Alternative I'D 5aa1tlTtt
PIls. Immediately p1ocGrsd them, ant fbl1oxinSl
tho directions elosn3 alt eas!er. azd IN day
or two hc1a1 10 Msad. By tbs tius tst coasuEed
tnsee oo.1el 1as enoyia@ xsod health. better. in
te=d u IN 1emstnher lot 1sn Jeaz1. hA1s no DOUBT
tatso medicines haSo entirely eured ny dseaSe.
For additional teattmoay. see lAyna's 4eaieN Al
snacac. 70 b lad xzatis Of al AEt2ts.
All Ds. D. IaJ1a 4 Sons Family AedicneR Us scld
n Chicago ty FULLER, FINCH 4 FULLER; LORD
d RHTTH; HURHHAMs 4 YAH BCHAAR; FAB
u HOOKER. fy1Cd1 In x;vksA sdp
, 1865-08-02

wyiteas
1have s11esed WITH an E4uP11o3 o, vn axp'
When Int attached I MAJ troubled will an ttchtp
Ill oTes ny body In the corzse Of fthseexBe h her
sppes red several hzz zed b.orches on ea ~s.as IN
cn my 1eet. Tia sA1a fiat Of b.otcAesc1uo On =.
right asps. and thez rapidly tu.e*d av.r my waol
bcty, SID dnai1y Nas, ny faca excepted, one ca y.
rash nom ny head TO u1T toes- Tho ts1se atsut =
othtr foE1ns, 10 EeTest, Mat Il Seemed arost lEo
Able to eudE1e H. TIA Ieme1tGS uaed would nv
relief for f.W nt1utcz only. lhad tht mcst cnai
nant tphysltt41s IN onr vicinity to at!eld me- WI.
pronounced the eruption 70 ba sALr Ru7-x. 1--WE
1tven up II lncurahe, and tt1u remained IN tho st2
k11on which I hsVe described, when commences
tho nsa Of fJArx1 ALrx1Ar1vG and HAa.T1vs P1t1.
and they effected al tbs: soult be das1eel. fYh.u
hid tateu siz bottles Of Tho AltGsuu, with e1ia
tho breaking out VIZ greatly subdued- continues
them mill had tafen slx bot.la4 uorn a. tha Altar
a:3Tc, aud Low an paEftc1ly cured. N1 IlnesA ~,
e.de7sd Is Incapable OF Atteu ding to MI
dut!ss, n1t now perform them n fprme.Y.
, 1865-08-02

1-nrTe rero rrceiysd t. dsy At the yAs!ous Tasds
ssout - HoSs. Tha sa1es foot up sn,ut so hefd-
Though Tho market today has besn active. II LACKED
tho e1e.tsd baoyaa. tone thAs has chassesests'd q
It for week cF nose psst' oa5as
seem 1etR sausnine. Ct happY resa4ts' aao
evtrc CO greater cauttoa IN taet optfations' 1a's
f,ri,r i, nal 10 narreat1b:a Ia h.agy Hogs ~ Ia
-urbtty onex, puyua ior Eew York bssin 70 ea10-
plsn thst th.z margin Il being wiped AWAY ana sae5
sra conseausns'T talking loxes prtca- Ases sa'
resu1t Of the feeling We haVa mentioned onlS o.
stryabe IN tho lkck OF e1clcm mt waica has naxso
.tnu u1as. Pslees have BEEN rsetY well rust h7ed
The highest sa.e to-day waa By Cooley 4 E:dsld%e,
st tho sas1man yardI~ Th9y sold B3xArt 81 HoSs.
Averaging AZ NJ, ut &1t5o. Va quote the nAskes
sctlyo and prices hardly nr, bus without qu1t1'
nle change
The sales wexe II tal!ows:
, 1865-08-02

writes:
Ny youngest sou+ aged :en years, uas sttaeked n.
EP1Kp1r, oR KP1Lxrf1u FITS. aud h1t him a.ssu
Ell by sevesal of our bess phsslciAns II re1:Y e3x
ttea Eon!as without my r.&te ial bece4s. ne spS
Fan na!ntux At Irregular p.tiodx ron txo 70 nj,
Tresk. md Increasing in severity sid nequeac
sepsetohex II. Leu. be had thtee Tus1 hard spal.
acd On tie nth cen1Ecnced tho M Of JaYn
ALTX1ArTVE aud LAXATIVE P1zLs. x1a cau that in
70 This he hAe never oeeu rouh!ed Wit sh4m. aue
haye eva1y ssaeon 10 hope ha Il per aaart,y eure<
Il NL Ihave nouxht tezty-sHo bottles u ths A4:ar
ste. aud haif dpzzu boxes ofSsas:t1e Pluy; ard
to this pe7atstance IN thsr use, rexaluly aud COT
ssantlJ TOR 70 long t1ns, that attibna tha sott
removal Of tho diseaaab
, 1865-08-02

r. Pit Hole derives Its n1ms from an im-
me1Ee pit OF crater in the top of the mou1-
tain At Ise foot OF which the creek enters til.
Allegheny. This pit has the reputation OF
being Of great depth, but has never been c1-
plorcd, owing to the noxlous yaposs and
Enses constantly arising from 1t. II Is about
twenty feet IN diameter at tbs mouth, AID !
ss - aaen inntcs N y @ @ n ne tnid
, 1865-08-02

osid:ey zold Bowling u h=sd. aserlg1ax sss o..
a. $jS. ~ Il
GonEer Hro, ko1H R3lch II Id Co ~ md SteEr1,
aTtHaEIns 80 ~, at 81 81
roKr WAYII YAAD1~
Aepexeu sold Ka!1rf 7head. AStfsxlnG 1, ,t13 ~,
e; BenheT to:d KtnmeT II aead, averaging 80 ~.
g Bentley so.d Honalcy shs.d, aree,x'nx LIS rs.
ma Btn;le1 toi= Keanaer % head, aysragtnx 50 81.
NoGS-ftcn the Espcrts made On Ehauxe, ~ iatra
tbxs tho receipts and Ahiofn4 suea or last issu
compared with Aha receipts and shipments ot 1854,
hare been - follows. 1t sa.uld b born In nina
thps the RECEIPTS ard ahlpmenta seAy Aose Of The
p+Srettcr.
, 1865-08-02

The internal Revenue Department at
Washington Is now receiving million Of
dollars day, and estimates that they will
fully equal this figure for the next three
months. The receipts from Import duties !:
the port Of Nsw York average two millions
four hundred Thousand dollars per weak. As
the estimates Of the Government hereafter
may reasonably be estimated 1t three huu-
dftd millions year, It Is probable that as
cur eeml-oflcial Washington dispatches as.
sure rs, "the Tzeasnry.can be kept in an
easy condition. md meet all regulations
which can properly be made upsn It unt,
the meeting Of Congress-"
, 1865-08-02

PIC market il rather qul:f .1d pa ire8
Arm, tns wi hout ch.n2a- we quote:
4Ssfi1l0n, No. 50 70
Aa3aiIon. 800
Union Pig, e809
tTnirn PiH. t5D9
La1eHuperior t9M
Ft1nK11, Is 60
Franklin No. 1900
1ahe.x, %
, 1865-08-02
CHICAGO l.umBEA mARARr.
TUESDAY Ky1au4, Aug. /. 1865.

TUESDAY Kv1HyA, Aug. l. 1865.
LUMBER-Receiytt, sos m; shipped. 2,e65 m.
There were only three or fur cz.goes the market
te-eaS, Of which the following changed hands:
Cargo tehsoaer 1hree Bells, from Nenomouee, 1H
N, mest'y .u'ps. as SIS sly, BY BIekfo'd; cargo
schoousr Wye ming, trou Au.Legon. {so1d previous
u arriva:l 1s5 m st11s balarce Xxi aul hea.ds, at
sl& 81, BY DAVIS sud Mason.
Ne quota ysru prices - follows: ....
, 1865-08-02
au11I1Ko pE1An1uLLT 1EcX NDaxI IT exFrArS'
FRANCIS ADas, Of Waaksaha, WlA, rs1sas, Marc

1have neen vezy siez With tse K1o1r CoxrrA1s,
1t times suffering dresefaIy. and pssip4 nnc
blood. NJ viz having sone Of On. D JArsK's Al
TxaATrsz IN t-e hcuae, determined 10 szYis l
two xueH7 tiue. nach to ny Astontshnat, VIZ n
t1seiy Veil- Gee ssionsuy. ~ ny 1yltea Eee.ue6
seqnlra II, took Ycuf sAxI11Yx PIN, but "a II
Aite1Astye principally. attt1bnts ny cua NJ On!
a-EttJ xpw Il, 70 mako nj u1pe1te1ca Known !
others. 80 that tho yi1tus ef Yo1S nedcl2s ray b
nofe fuyty k2u1fu.