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, 1865-08-17

auios' noNa' and mixed. 1t s11..5, ayo. Brew.tes :
cHEo aeaf y. Gosdoa, tom Ealauaz3o, % n mtlt
toa nom ko:d !oks It us %. By Bu1eh !: erxo s.hr
eAaoc!ns noa AAnhsee, ITO Il. dsek load usrt,y..v,
ca tlmat5, oAanee Jtists and acaas;ar NJ x1t31 nr
b.ekfo!d; cargo sshr AAbells. from ocn:to. !. m =.
ttsin7, balance aaiosted. At st33 by uouset ,,,,r
eNEos1hr E. @. .E1eJ. from ala.ktgoo ,pa m mo.,.r
ho1fcs from prime logs II 41t6l, oy Marion r.r,o
sshr Petgel from KB:ams zoe, 55ua y or nnYr ,,a.,
at $.5no. BY Norton cargo aear Granger from xii
ma1oo 70 H. y trip. Dslauea Food euu.uon IT SEQ,
BY McEtol cargo .chf KIcgsinrd, from Little ~ n
Koc, 80 m y tosrat an1 sStps, ba1aace Joi,t, a.d
tcantliag. at s1i5o. BY Cutter whnbscx; euro
sthy Mary, f,on Neaomnee, 10 n. I1ips. balauc.
boards at III 81 br Frowster; cargo schr Queen Of
the We.t, from Nenonlnae, 100 nj. i stztos hIanc.
boards. 1t ti4.5o, By y. Luddington; cargo scar
He]ixnand. from Mzltexcn. 70 n. y "trip. osttace
hoA:ds At s.s.5o by porr CARGO sehs jennie Bell,
from Nenouinee m, ali ssips II i3oo, oy Morton.
cx "a tthr Hubbard. from Mc1omlnte. 4 strips. oA.
asce foAIds sad 2xs, at s!foo: cargo achs AeIdisn
from E18eS Laks.95 N, y attios, ba1A1cn mixed. At
S122s cargo 4ch1 sAo{er. ON Gesa RlEtr. u n, 1t
$40 for III clear &a5 md sles. SO for 2n3 ctas
flooring and ~ for COMMON flooring, By 1rlh Full
ter,
sHISaL1s-Eetstyed, So N shipped, LII N. Mar
ket n1m and 1rcc 15e better. sa.eI wero:
: IS m sawed pa schr Gordon, at SITS. t95 do
per schs Eeee'. \: $3.50; Is shaved 4. per sehs Ga
zaLe, 1t {s.i1.
LA7u Received, shipped Market
nsm with a active deu.ad At *:-s7x.
, 1865-08-17

y concerned, whl hold good at any time
otflnE Which Tauon5 have been been Issued
to the destitute. During five days last
summer, the number to Whom ratIons wese
Issued stood thus:
h1a5 refugee upees.-..........-....... 3,6i3
GrT.t1 "o'te}'..':-.. ....'-....-....s. 3,sss
tu1Gs0 Gs0eaos.......... ........................... 9ia
The proportion was then ab3ut aops1 cent.
OF Whltea and IT per cent OF negroes of the
m eptfIe population. The whites numbered
% 0o0, the negroes 1000. Out Of those re-
cet!fng relief lmoug the whites, 5000 were
1fHh. Sixty Pc. cent and more CT the city
pnor we're lItsa. Six Irish to one negro WAS
the proportion ofthose receiving relief.
:! baYe many curious things to tell you OF
this refugee l1siIess, but my letter Is already
day.
= - l NOTED -REuM
eaEed At The Fresdmen's Bureau some
4a}s SINCE. It was Gen.. Gideon J. Pillow.
"laht ditch, and TO him It surely. Was he
last humiliation. ::Pil1oW's plantations arc
The General. Is seeking their re-
toln. he Is very anxious therefore and
promises to aid the Assistant Commissioner
az ne can by bis icauence IN the adjustment
q me lebor question:. The nlnety-three
slaFes Of zen, Pillow, whom 1t may be re-
membe'ea Gen. Curtis sent to st. Louis,
while be Was in command at Helena. haye
hil Written their master. deslrIng to work for
MN as ftee men. II Pillow gets his place
oacS ne vii employ.them.
NEW swITDLE
has just Developed itself. Hands arc hired
under contract, within OF verbal, crops
raised and then the original employer sells
4!s interest IN The growing crops, aud leaves.
, 1865-08-17


IfEon the Milwaukee sentinsr.l .-.
II m.a! Ro.,i ns q r. state p. ta,m;s will b.
hsl t:o!m occuIrad on the s:h Which, a .atens vas
.
each : fepo!ttd to aAye bean from ti0o e
Si.ioas paiens d ia siat. ths r:p:its % ..a ais
cep!ag!rg. most Ct the gyai. Is but 10 ,hs Sd oce
Il. aea
In condition E-t ihr.shl1g.
+ c1I11AI. II1IAole.
tCeFstspof deacr Ct tke Illinois Stats JoufraLl
$50, UKBAsA. H.. Aug. 10.
,Ihf hh:;1y tasa; q sn5dy az.ia AT
secured and n,sny tpse1a h.a si4efei their e..ia.
ss shoe r1 soo =
o:a a9GE t Il -
chimes to te1asa- Ihe only eafa wAyisto ttsce 70
hs s5ar ri, ! y L. ~ :a ni
hleach!ns Of heavy dewa. -,
bs1n IT hsy a. fan III IL sua - Lave
teo much snd to run and too e~ oa.ns In vhlch
For he m p1st tTo d.5a ,hrs.Ans had been r-s1med.
n1t = nnx sEoE.n oG toS soaS @ Ene to conf ~!
dsmsaed. and What was fssrtd ana croa5ed about
tssss Tsef, sEe !, NJ. being sss!.:d Nee;1 A.
saS FL mSss sSsn s1d
b. s R;5 sa III thu Will b
F1Ax, barley and cats n1uss be seousy injured. and
t5pecia y the twot Imer; aud ID oalt bs
pft.d t1 he1r that tEreefaaith8 Of tho max crop Is
lost.
Corn en dry land continues iss vigorous growth,
md We may 1cok fcIWAfk to largo JIe1d.
Tbs prn,r.e ETa.s viii yet MAKE Large RnandJ in the
bay s1cp: I'D: q e th!s tho hesyy groHth of9nxr
soath vii soastess se Ens; Jef, under sho p:s.eas
The Ebr ,tenoer yai!eties Of th- ;saso, htc tho
kelhAnnocS aud MhXtc8h, are IottpE badly; b1t
hear lttls complaint II such rs1teu - All .Ea.tJ
crk" Known n"out this city ~ "Buckey~.J and
'.kstly Msnley. or, II ~ moro EensEaly t1ltd
.sNountaIu epHuut."
% tha aho.e. VI can draw but gloomy ptetu:e Of
the harvest.
, 1865-08-17
ETENH.

AWttness * the Polite Court at Trnv. 4 few
days strce. answered uno," 30 pe1s,stsntlv 10
quesllors put 10 him, TINT The supp,cions al iii.
Judge Hsro excited, md On m,k.ue INQUIRIES he
found ths fellow VIE a Dutebm.n OH, ala no. nm.
derstsra az other word OF Enpl,,h
An amusing Incident Occurred at ,he tbs,t,o
In >Albsnv.whIle Gen, c,,r+ 49, ,,;,. 49,,
crowded hnatencc we,a ,t.ana'n ~ ~" aso
the uCo,1e.n Rswn" =. .s ~. Fe! ~
M1. Lamb .wfnp, mt orax H. ~ ~
roua snsuandad frnn1 slo,t *. .a... .s. =.
e.sl fruitleas effnrt. n ..,,h ~.
and In tho last nnd mccs.sf,1 s,.an.t ~ ..,aa 80,
"l'u stick TO thts I'm. ,gtt ,.te. 49, i,
which brnnpht fo.-, ~ he,,s. .ts ~ ss-.sa.
aunl.use A'~ &10-@s "A'1 ''s4'st'"s
"A enr,esno,dart ~ ,hs ptt.,,-, r.x,.,
ea,e: VI 1h,v. vtsit.d aa.,1, -, .,.s s.4@
inr iII..,trts ~ mn conrt-- ,tts slo"
and do MT he a,t,t. ,o ~ ~. 49, ~ A. " I%a Go'
<e,rsS nn.s a.sss :. sat a.s' o!af - as7e oo~
49, 4.as 'nan' ean equn Tug soa.nesn shore
!. -Th. Na-.so,, ,,...
s+d .n.ss;sasa n,.At. mas. nase uaae splea-
~ y r. snaaas,e, ~. tae otae. a'Qn.
~, ~ fseta.. - 80 t,e%.uilPost a<roe'
MI shas"sss ~ "s'sunea ee aloWsa 10 fia& tae
,n-o..rtss 49, 49, paeuousnA 1s again
t,c,a S N''--'"' A1'' enJos oe spee-
~.
rs.a. b.rs arn...a1 =. M.,ss H. several
.,o.,, t.-,,sa X 49, n.s.,.I ~ euea.n nfe
~ 49, sI ..@-. eooasu 70 1ne
~ sana". ~ ~ 49,, =. c.a eetung iorth
WV ua1s.. VI ''st4 noa1 tae olsesset atd order
tng 1aslo pursuance OF precautionary messprer.
ane 6enIsns 40 aot use the words church
S1u a1e a. ouis'asxsonno - designate thel1
fta.ee y. tu- ss' tnu5 "se tus oea0ttul and
hatseeuse sAPtses'on' eoos acre, and "Couzt
u 1eace. ....-...
- sa.t uuuan poss aas t"enty-eight
, 1865-08-17
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY ETKSING, Aug. IL.
Remarkable quiet reigns In our dnancial circles
to-ahJ, Influenced to eome extent, by tha existing
ercuta tranep.rinE In New YORK. Our bankers
hare had very few calls for money. and they are
disposed to recognize ~ few az justice to their
customers will permit. The produce msrketa
were also exceedingly quset, there beluG gener-
al disposition among operators to act with can
ton IT. d await events. The great failures ani
iorgeries In New York have been the theme Of
conversation in Bank circles. An inve1t!gatton
develops The gratifying fact, thst most Of our
bankers who were doing bu!1ness with the Ketch-
ums, hayc very small balances in their possession,
not exceeding k5ooCo 70 s75, GOO in the aggregate.
Most Of them have been for some time past, ow-
ing to certain causes, vi hdrawlng their active
buffEess from that concern, and placing their az
c2unts with the ForT.h National Bank OF that city,
Of which MT. Morris Ketchum was at one time
President but now The Fourth Is loser to a
considerable amount BY the failure, bnt not
enough 10, in the least, affect It's etandtng-tho
capital being sI,oo0,oC0 We were mlsinformed
yesterday aa to the poaiiioD occupied in the house
Of Kescbum, Son b Co.. by one Of our Chicago
brokers Who recently moved to New York. He
held no copsrtnershfp relation to that house, hut
simply acted es their broker.
Exchange Ienains about the came At yesterday.
Very little is Offering, and the bankers are glad
to take III they can get At par, wh1ls the selling
zste is 10.
God in New York varied but little from ycster.
dsy's quotst!ons. TIE following Is the range as
te1epYauhpd to jameA Boyd 4 BrntheYs.
, 1865-08-17

Tie Cairo 1fn'es Is strongly urging the
building = railroad between that place and
St. Louis. Two routes for the line have
bten sugsested-one passing by Belteville,
Fteebu1g. Athens and Sparta, through the
interior, half way between the Central rail-
read ard the Mlssisslppi; the other along
American bottom, 10 Chester, and thea ba-
low Chester through the hills through Jack
eon county to cairo. The farmers Of the
AMERICAN bottom, in Ct. Clair, Monroe and
their counties, IT huilt along the river, SO as
TO form = levse, and take stock to a consider.
able amount. There Is wealth enough In tho
counties named to build the road nlmost
without any foreign Md. The read would
pay fair per cent at once. It wou1d pass
through one Of the richest agricultural re-
etons Of Illinois, the finest coal fields this
eide Of the A1lerhentes, and IN unr1yalled
fruit country. With the road completed,
Cairo would become the head Of navigation
during the greatest part Of the year.
, 1865-08-17
Society Of The Army Of III Tenoeasee-
'Atllcle1 OF OrEAnlZafi9n-Card from
ftA e.. NrAFnrw

At a meeting Of the officers Of the army of
the Tennessee. held In the State House In
Raleigh, n. c., April, 1865, the following
plan for the organization Of an association of
the told army of the Tcnnssses," was sub.
mittfd and adopted:
e!ety Of the Army Of the Tennessee" and shall
inclrde every officer who has served with honor
In thatssmy. Honorary members mty be elected
from those who have served with horof and dts
tnction In any OF the armies Of the United StAtea.
II. The object OF the Society shal1 b to keep
which has been o1e Of the eharactertstice ol this
sfuy during Ito career in the eesvIee, and which
hiss given It euth haFmouy OF action and contrib
uted in ro ANAL degree to its eloripns achieve.
mcnts in cur counfry's e1pse.
The 'ane ard s.oEy Of AZ the officers belonging
Of battle Or in the line Of duty, ehail ha aeacred
uCtt 10 this nociety, which shall cause uronnr
mem.I Iials Of their services to be COLLECTED
and preserved, and thus tEansmN their oamea
With honor TO po.ftriy.
The families CT Ill euch officers who shzll be IN
iDdtEett cti will hare claim npon the
generosity Of The 6ocle'y, end will bo relieved bT
the yllnntary cortn buttons OF Its meube1s, when.
trer broupht to thetr attention.
In like manner. the c.Ee OF suffering fan,ldes Of
by ce6th, fha1l be trust IN the hands Of their
Iii. For the purpose Of Accomplishing these
ohjectr, the Society she! be organized hy tho M
nutl e:cctiou Of President and yIce Presidents.
The yiee Presidents 70 Be chosen one from eseh
Corresponding and necotGtng Secretary md
TIeaeurtr. The Society thall meet once IN every
Yeer, and thote officers, who, from any cause, are
ucab!e to attend its meeting, Wlu be expected to
, 1865-08-17

TIC actual receipts to-day a.e about 1.4oo had ard
the enteEtd sales 2. e.re0 head
me mt1ke& to-day hu been -xctive, and prices. a.
though th}rc Is no Actual advance on quo-
tstsons. arc mAotfettly nfna.. Buyess aad sellcss
haFo little difficulty In hazmonI4ips thets rtsM;
hence. tttde Is quick and active.
' Though Aftw good Cattle ware Amoag tho Arrivals
To-day, the general aysrags Is about the sarne. Go
men stccktss1gely In tho stceadAnt- and good CAs-
tie the exception.
Daa1s1s 4sert that thu has never Deem ume oe-
fore when the market VIZ 10 barren oi ae
cur for ina b4tter II IS In posltb1e TO say
Aluge roraon Of tho husine's today W. deas oy
P11t.buf.h men, Who hass ssau q1'sa active:
We quota tho uatkst . ssttVe. WIN psiee. a.ta
ant unchanged aud ranging 1oa *'.a" 1's s'aA0'H
to 17,tp ror crime.
, 1865-08-17
1he x3te1 xua u koIov. =. -
CATTLE BALES TO-DAY.

an
= n1curoAs sou ruzu rAsn&.
- geGsa as95l sq;a I''lass'oa - ae4o III
"a sa,s'a r .s!4 9 q Cash ia aeaa eo7'' aas
ve ef.a., .o!a I.sS:Ts:a = ns;a uxas Steers aaA
,n1 rGn3k e. e. e r. sold SMITH Il asao eo"4'
to.1 s ,a = asa3 = ~
Li7ias.tea ,,1d Ho,ne, . head. a,r,k4nr-,
asTos ~ s,n1 t e,s5.x's! "a sss sst,,
a!e;s' !oa r. ,,1ss 1axnz e 8 . y: - ,t ~.
sa.s.. 4 -'s'''0 - 1sA0' ~'s5A A<'aa 's' ~ =
Z ieens:a q .o1a w,uon... c.,, .,,r.,.., o.,
= e L ss7.no,n . 4 Co. .ola ootnsoru |, a.,. cov,
cosoa so'a ID Ssees4.i, 81 Ri i, ,.aas,,.o,, t.,r,,,
4 caoets ~ ! Il 70. seia seh.uer % a.,a Cow. and
cesetr soia oAss1 s. II !; ssaG Cow, ana s.e,,, A.
keiy ia kasle ii IS $ h.a1, averaging s,t ~, ;.
Ispssr .o,a Elmer Dt1l,en 80 head, .vr..zD. 10
Enoss ! Da..on .e'd p.-s Ircks,a pecesuha I'd
Daxioa a:ld SeGtax il CoWs. sTsFss,nr ~ IS ssa =
.ssr,ho,n Co. sold A,er.aasr % heal s.s.,,
A'<''' 4- rosr OFT M TII,.r r.ao.
gs.sr e tota aosacAies Il head. averaging ss' o,.
g. Bentley &old WAL 1S hc2d averaging 1860 NJ. 1t
,o.s..r.
s4EH. 7'' - ~
,r9 SIS n, It til:H.
BegyY sold K1IhchtI3 = head, ATeraE!:g 20 n. nt
&4lsk.
80 w ~ NV - o.
=, ISL ..-Ns. --~'..S 4'''' . -
~; 1..>.,u. ., ,... r.- ~ =
y; i ssssa "a rn,,., - b.,a. averaging ,,1 .
-
eisE,R5 lii + eo,nr,,a ID ,.,s
setng loo NJ, at s! s'H:
,re I IS s.. as Il ssIa % &A''' = ''91 e'' . @'''
~. Il i st. d.. .'N 'AssssDA'' - ~ 80 - Ds''l''
los s -. assite. M D AF -. ''1'> o'' 4'e''s'Ds
ss8 Is, Il fs j.. ~ t A'>< -''A'44
Wsllwcrk d Mallory told Dolan 50 h.st, averaging
Wal. ri i Gallory sold Hymn 2, head, Averaging
H.man m y ia 81 WEIGH 8: h.aa, sy...s.us $40 Is. :.
Wsl,wcrt d Aagos, sold Ro,achtld II be.d. aver
't1 si'yo;S. .ne Msliory sold Do =, s. head. av.r.e
isg l.m0 D., At s6;n. 49, -A
At s3.65s 'S'N lssNA1 - sS' 4'11<Ds ''''' ~
1,g;s - at u IS ls1a' a'es'sSs
stte ), ,Avessg1nx go ~, At st-1a- ~1N
.C.olty & Eld,tags sold Marks IS head. are.sg1nx
W ~: =. *s9. *a39 v.r. ~
SID. '"'1 Ne1'' ~ AS@1' "'E9satns ss' "b' A.
same 70 saEe u hesd. Avers dag s97 -. At Alex.
Ell ~ asemes5,aS e. ~ D. = atta
Il
, 1865-08-17

pete for awards. Bnt cne plan OF the other.
let the people make these Fairs of the pres.
cat ytar Euccess. The oew era Of Peace is
the hour Of the triumph of Free Labor, aud
ia great approaching feast days should be
nn.c Joy Gus than ever br1ore. Itst,aduce,a
were tnemies Of the Union and Of 1ihrr,v
They have fallen, and the skilfu1 industry Of
the farm and the shop, stands dierided ani
eleTaled By The test Slavery invited, and t,
its own downfall,
, 1865-08-17

Tota1.... .S101, ,oei.93 {16a.063.13 ESQ, ,9ss, 90
ia Boston, On Saturday. the money market
showed no new features worthy OF remuk. The
supply appeared to be amply sufficient to meet
the want. Of borrowers, whose requirements we're
quite moderate. Call leans were easily obtanablc
at per cent On Satisfactory co11atersls and short
tine loans commanded to II. The discount
market showed slight increase in activity, Al
there Vss -oueWhat larger amount of desirable
paper offering, for which the command ,utiuusd
good. Rates, however. were unaffected, the best
psper psssiuK att pei cent and upwards, while
Inferior grades paid such rates as we're agreed
upon after consideration Of lts quality.
" In Philadelphia, on Saturday, the stock
market wss very dull, there being but enc Bo,rd.
The few ealts that we're made were al very irreg;
ulsr rates, Government losps we're quiet. The
1o40s rod IN small way At s7-a1 advance Of l..
The aTe.twentles wtre shade lower. There vas
nothing dong otherwise in the loan market;
single eale Of city g., new, was etec.cd a:Nt-A
Sigh: advance.
The New York Tn'es' Saturday money article
says:
Business was generally active through tie past
week. The lDpnrt entries continue free, the c1s-
toms large, snd tbs export c'earaaces Of domestic
produce On the iaezease. 4 fair trade Is also do
ing BY the Rrocers and domestic commission
, 1865-08-17

The officers Of The 1ss Z. s. Co19red Heavy
Artillery held meeting ut Granville, Tenn,
on the 5th ult., and expressed themselves
strongly in favor OF negro suffrage. Lieut..
Col. ]. E. MCGOWAN presided, and Capt. T.
Il. 3. Co11cll WIS secretary and these gentle
men, with Major James NJ johnson, MaJos
o. III. Gross, Captains j. B. Charles, Ed. F.
Browne, ard y. R. Story reported resolu.
hcns Of which the following is the most In
portant:
Rt1olptd, That ne arc Of the opinion, that the
men under our command, snd the coloTed freed
elective franchise undersland,nely, and with
tlfeiy to this government, Is a large majority OF
the white men 10 the late so-callci Southern Con-
fedetacY.
, 1865-08-17

jans. Let their daily epfecb, full of the
t1LIest bltAphemy, testify as 10 their breed.
isg II politeEess, and the use they have aea;n
and acain been made Of by such neEsn,nars
as the Times Indicate the AMOUNT Of theIr
Intelligence.
HA$ny
, 1865-08-17

We ase glad to cote the universally re-
awakened interest In tie annual State ard
County Faars fer which the season Is now ap-
preaching. During the war. which called
from the Ia:1ns and tbs shops Thousands of
the Contributors to the departments Of In
dusty represented On these occasions, they
could but lapgulsh, and in many instances
have been given up entirely, unsl the retnrn
Of Ieace. In eome few cases the fairs Ia the
past two or three seatons have made gal-
liant fight with the adverse cltcumstaeces
that gave them lighter attractions and d.
1nlLIshed Attendance. The ebb tide is past,
and It il again The period .fuus restored, for
tre rewards of peace. In the interval the
nttIcn has been m exhibitor In tbs Worlds
Far Of the Aoes, with single entry s.Bes:
naeoas Of putting do,ca a rede2ion'', The award
vii be given on the pages Of history to tho
processes In the kcep:pg Of a Government by
the People. But the war Is over, and out
boys at home ass1n, and theairs will sccover
instantly tier place in public faros.
There will te no dieadvantage experienced
to either ate or local fair from ary lapse in
thepast tour stasons, unless this has been 80
orgautc III to leaye insufficient appliances for
cas1Fln9 out ths details Of the work. Gencr-
111yt: However. fls societies have retal,cd
'thelr organization, uud have only TO dust
and ,c,ouch their apparatus to b. acu.a In
trim. We lo,ice rom a ye,y careful and
thorough com oar.t .tou of such ann ouocemsnt
Of fairs rs have .eschsd Ms In cur exchanges,
aid by cireulare, tEat The most LIBERAL prera
.n.ions arc making to give cycry where eclat
to tLste dtm und industrial gatherings for
,1ec5, We t,ust rhst ercrrxte-c tie De ,p1e
will .eco.d srd further The tul.It and m :.
1,o,cs Of thr ccmm1ttces.
Esn~c,s1,v do w. covet fl, in. So-.hvae+
-veo ,,,or.. ,}sn tb.1r ront.a s1;,,n@ -Ha",s. s
~ra1,,sh ~ Estrs ~ h.,ra,. % ~. ~ Tne.s s.th'
a-.."s =. I'M s:ss.s. ~
-"ee l.."ss soe.s - ssns4o w, son
sIn aau 'tssn:' 'nT a..e ana pursuits o. ma.
1efst psoel,e3E' In tae i&ts OF 4uinoh and
e.1sste1 s'a1es, aud IN the lesser but not
less Important County exhibitions, let the
r1nmana nsc anic arts know a full rcprcseu-
tsticn. We have IN former Seasons taken
some share 10 the discussion OF modified
plan Tor more general union Of AL interests
at Fa!1s fcr exhibition only. where such 1sthe
preference OF the exhibitor, instead OF COM
, 1865-08-17
M a RI N E LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.

stnr NJ, On. en-. Mcn. n,y ,an,,oysc .nn,r,r,'
s1oD ua!un. 6.xis h:n.aten. a.sa; saae s1ps' IIes.
aa1sae k1ctses 5osasan anf;o Bo., 10 Drs var.
Bases Enciea.. johasoa. lssoninrs, IL ;,' NJ ias:
stig ae!ltp pa.en EesE,. Green ny :i6a n .hn:let
nj. Sgs5: g:a;:,E = = Lug. -. ...",.- - 49,
n,,- N!a.1oer. N1oe A-'' e'1~4 ''"'t''e' - =
D;ie io1rI rnr0t. An.oa. asnomiaee. rs n lumber
bs'x +: B. aafaasF. Morgan. Ftn.anses. rs N ium
scs1 tiso. Gonrs. Mcara. Dp,.,,o o.o !, ,,,,,s, N
ssar f. I'll faai ksa.. reo,p,s. Jo,,pa 6 ,nnn.r
sehl Mi.a .tna. discs. 81 b5yEsn. iso cds T xcoI.
s s:ssis :!ss 9;.ss il q; wood
0s'> f.. - ssaaa dAFen, 20 n lnn
scar ?ss S.s;n.so.a, n,na.r. Grand z.,,n. % n luz
s, FsS I'LL; sr,. a,..as' o,,.a =, u.x.a - .a@., ~
boit.. nAD'''' e'AAe nASea' ~ I'
9snf 1as 'aiasits. 7sAoa AaSs' 'S' N
se,z \: sp.Ecsr. cnllo.ia. Grand Haven. % m l1aA
schr ss. LI2h, H,ry,y. Bay City, 20 m lumber. ua
schr J. III. r nr,s.. 1mn,4s s,,,,.w IN ,,,,.,
sea1 an ,n,h. Trans 81 c1Ais' as' IA la"os'
ssar Ssea r. r. ne
seh. ~; tHr;.w wn,,m, o,.,n nv ,san,,,,.-
scbr S,ry. I.teu. Hn,EeIna i M inmhsr
sebr i;se ro,,.- u,,,,, ,,r,r.o,, N v, inv
~ re- 49, s''e*s A@AsSos N3@'Aot,on' ~ u H.
Sch, ifiinr,,. r,,t. ,,.t.r,, ~ ,. ,o,
iaih o7' "A''' :" ~ 'uaoef' A''
s.n. Wtn..,.xs.. p.,,, %t,.h,..,
& ~ Hd1na: e., WE gan. u, lumosf
4.h. hss,t ~ ~ - - suW JET.
S,h AZ 6Ws. IL 9ta..s A9sA 21ns . u dumoef.
Ssas aG9.Hes III. Son1Seas AusAfKoH- III III laMosft
Sehs Jen1ishcl, Bus.a-. Au:keRon, 70 N lumber.
1sH* II! y .Unt - H. = Ino
Srht RE Bnns,rsn rrn,1sn WrsE:vn ~ u i.
EehI Hcneat Joha, Gil hul5, Auekexon, 20 n luub-i
+ u l4th,
schr h4ltenss Stersin-. MuakeRou. Is eds hol:s.
ID = h7h. A'sa' A,~''' @'A'A' ''' ''I.0s'
Sear L.s Bes asi seo is Iamaep tap
0So' SCI Sc = Is mis,h. @9'a' aasSek0o' 10 III 4's'
9eht E. G.. Grsy, Basnss. Mrss egon It's n lumber
SthF LuznbtfEao Will sug, Grand Haven III q luz
sthr Active, csmpte.1, Poftaxo Isse 50 m lumber.
Echr Rainecw. Smith, KeNa1oe, 10 n lumber. ic9
e. = nkier:
SCsl ft3AA, Nj 5-n. htWAuet, y cos 0AFk
SshE MsI1a,sn, fenstoEe. Blsck Greek. % N :un.te:
sehs Traveller, cIcss South Haven, % eds bark NC
WCQ4.
STIR EInlha Ge!den, Mtn:eE. Ksl2m:z7o. 10 = lu;7.
sssr Lzyinta -Costaip. kalamazoo. ltp III :u,norr
eenF T. X Avery. EngItah. oconto, 30 N lumber. II
SeIS ?, ,Ss"neuaes ste'' oeoato' ~ II '1A'ef'"
, 1865-08-17
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,


WEDNESDAY EvKS1sa, Aug. is.
Our JoShers report good trade In Dry eo.s. Aud
previous q1ot~tloEs geaizsd Tor all dom.stic5 e4
cept Brown shee' lngs. ard few teadtt brands Of
Prints, which are quoted &c lower. Our merchant.
are busy receiving thelrtAl stacks which are largo
ana we'll as:orted. pteAs goods, Cohoygs. Nc1iaoJ
aud De1ames are IN good supply. and being Of very
desirable stI1a s. readily. Woolens are more aclve
Carpets are in good demand and dsm. We quote:
, 1865-08-17
TRDFz D1IsSOURI.

Tbe Free Labor Problem = Rnncs~-
severe Indictment OF Rehels-R-.
turh ed Hebtl Officers lin 81. Lon1:-
ska0road SAle-Col0red Orphan Anv.
fum-N 1jsonss Creek Battle Ct1ebrn-
ttcD, Etc Etc,
, 1865-08-17
CHICAGO LUMBER mARkkR,


q Z,
LCMDER-Rtceiyed ST. m; shipped. s35 N There
wzaa large feet on ths market to-dEY, and II waa
only through the shrfwdneAs and exefttnns Of the
couti6seea that 1t wls dtspoted OF Pricea show no
ehauxe IN vAuea. CARO- sales 10 daJ include the to-
lowtoK:.
sCsrgo sehr Cu11eV, l7on Gseen Bly,, 1s9 NIX each
, 1865-08-17

Tbs aetua1 recetpta to-day haya been aboat 3pQQ
heor, End the entered sAleB 8 SO.
The market has been activs, and prices exhibit IN
improvement st 1oalse per leo ns-
The QuAIty ef ttn hogs received Is ra.htr bette.
ihsn uansl. and this, with H. acttre dtmsnd, haa
eDao Sd dznvefs to II alizs the advance quoted.
Nav f6Ekefs Rse again buying rather freely. and
although hsAvy butchers hogs still ii good de-
mand thtre not that bueyant feeling which ehaza.
Hs!k.d them short tina ago.
We quote the market ectiva and 1eatsc Der l30aa
higher. Sales arc - follows: