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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
The North American to Call At ~; J ,sss

N PORTI4AND, Wednesddv, Jun; I'll.
The steamer North American, when san ~
from here on Saturday will call at St Johns e. rSa
nassengers She will be due there about iuSso s
Later news and commercial dispasene' '0' AN'''
reach her there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
From CuIiformia.

BAN FRANcIsco wednesday, Jan. III, 1858.
The Genital Transit Company's steamer
America sailed for San Juan Del sur at 2. NJ, with
Gov passengers for New. York via Nicaragua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
The Ln,es, from sherman.

WASHINGTON Wednesday. Jan. II. le65.
Richmond papers say the last accounts from
bossh Carolina state tina! the enemy were stl in ont
- XsydsevDla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
MISSOURI A FREE STATE.

rhe Emancipation Ordinance Adop"' ~"
mos, Usauimousiy-u Takes hhee' al
Oree-So More slavery i'm mi'seaFi'
s,..s., p..p.tch to The n. 2. Tribune.
ST. LOUIS Wednesday Jan H. 1863
Missouri is free! The Ordinance for the I'M
rsdiste and unconditional abolition Of Slavery
n This moment adopted by an almost unanl-
moss vote. VI"
SECOND DISPATCH.
s,,sL pisp.,sh 10 Tn. N Y. Tribune.
ST LOUIS, Wednesday. Jan. II, 1858
At three o'clock to-day "wednesday, the
Eleventh day Of January, in the Year OF Grace,
Eighteen Hundred and sixty-fve,) erery Stare
n Missouri became instantly and Internationally
free by vote of the State Convention. Amen
q. K u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
LATER FROM NEW-ORLEANs.
Fighting Going on Mt Mobiie-The Rebel
Raid at Owensborough.
CAIRO, Wednesday. Jal

CAIRO. wednesday. Jan. II, 1875.
The steamer Magenta from New-Oreans
bring. the announcement Of the arrival Of the steam
ship Morning STAR with Gen. I. fisherman and staff
The gunbost Rather drifted ashore in tho hte storm
between Vicksburg and NatcLez, and was fired by a
gang Of guerrilias and burnt TO the waters edge.
letter from Mobile to q citizen Of Eew.Oreans
Gays fighting was going in that vicinity On the Sls
ult
The Rebels were burning cotton short distance from
Matches On the 23th ulk ...ls-.sff..sf-..
The New-Oreans cotton market was completely un.
settled by the news from Nsw.York Middling was
offered al 81 49, Sugar quiet at 2lic. for fully fair
Monsses 81 90. ~. ''- ~
The Rebels said 10 have burned the Court House
during theiT occupation VI Owensborppgb. Ky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
From tho blockade 80 sdrsn.


The United States steam transport Kensing-
ton. Acting. Master John i. Rockwell commanding
from New Orlcans. Port Royal and tho West Guif
Blockadng Squadron arrived here eduesday morning.
She tovcd into Port Royal tho United States steamer
Wando who was short Of fuel She brings the follow
ing passengers from the various vessels on the bookadc
d. c. Wsnd,, A. Vol Lieut. Y. McCurdy, Vol Li.ut
C. W. Lsnson A. Master, A. II. Atkinson, Master WI
liam Tsgsart, A. Asst snrgoont Dabney, A. Az" Pay
master; o. II. Dodge William Mellon, j. H. Rollins, A. En-
.lrn. Stewart Green. D. Hardy A. I'd Asst Ehsncci' D.
NJ Schuyler John Rollins, A. ID Asst Engineers, ThoDn
Marshall Thomas Ashmsad Ms.isrs hatssi A. d Or o.
Paymasters Cork.
The following arc tho officers attached to the Ken
sngtoni
Acting Master commanding John Roekwent Acting
Master and In officer Thomas d. Babbi Acting Ehsisn.
Isaac D. Pease w. II. Williams G. A. Bsbooth w iiiam ~
Duuon Samuel Carpenter; Acting lt Asst Engineef l. W.
Comnor IA. A. Payrnas;eT h. ID. kinbery A. A. Surgeon
John Flynn Acting ID Asst Engineers. Robert Wallace, j.
d. Miller; Acting "a Asst EnEineers r. Sloan, d. bar
rti Acting Masters Mate, Edeens Mccarthy Psymaer
Clsrk. J. l.. Vail
ARRIVAL OF THE SUPPLY STEAMER UNION
Tho United States supply steamer Union, Edward
Conroy, Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander
commanding, arrived al this port yesterday from tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY. Wednesday Jan. II, lsos.
Day Calendar for Thursday, Jan. IL, le6A
Nos. is, s., g. sc, 25i o.. e. 60. 10 Il and u
, 1865-08-10
THE WEATHER.
A Season OF Stormy Darkness.


hlaek "a uko.t e4'sH r.. ~ eoatkuos ,' i"sa' ~
heaTy II bastard VIII ahe Rental lazanets IN.
ductd yeeterdey ~ tho tpt1lly. unprecedented
weather- snd the Fant OF terrs In on. ltn7uARa
80. 80. -. .-,,n..sa
70 express VIZ. ns' le's1 ostote oeen eApse.seo'
aEe heavy stumbling blocks In tho way OF telling
what everybody is already aware of-yesterdsy
wsa dsy dissRreeable, without parallel In the
h1s:cry ofour city. The heavtness Of the morn
fne. vas succeeded few MINUTES past noon, by 4
-1t- -, .im,., aver III. in IT. o,,ressi1e.
to'DJ nes@ 'lnaS'< ~ -.. 4Aa =. ~, 80
rsfs, ana ossknees* ERypt'an-iAe N as cn1'a M
te1, which hung over ID Ike death pail fof al
~, ~, .tr.st, ~ ~ II. b,,,n.a m
The coy. II *as nosa fog. sn:n as not nntie.
& Europe, bu. cenutre nlling Of the air With
,n,.t,re vhfch hurp in the atmosphere. Gus
nons, 49, .as.n. @ - ae,,. rsJttnr. eor ~
pended IN h9se yspe.om eeas 10, Hu a,1n ~, a. ~
.c,nd A r,in' Far nearly half a, hour that shock
s-,.n -, ~ III n,tn,a ,,npn,.hrd Thu heavy
se s,me.nbs,e n M hnnr ~ 1se wei hlspiet preventing
tte etcape Of Precipitation, ard nearly checking
the ni,y ri the hresthtno ann,rstu.. thus induc-
i1rs feeling q, nlros. Supernatural warmth. By
atdby faint dash Wis dlscetnsb1e and the s1tu'
rated air Yielded up It's yapor, which formed Into
YstE-dlops elowiy. Then The oppressive weight
b,e.,he mcye fre.1v'
o'1.us -. ~ ssH..,,,,,s. .h,, ,,,,. .,.,, =,
.hn., ppE't ph.'t =, hnu. h.. n,nh:h,e nnver heen
9ooet aa1 an nou1 lei ptooao!5 nese1 os oes1 81
eqnsue1 ~. 5' o1 MA 1rn.trst ~
r"nes5 oIl1aLuns y. IL nEas uasS ss,n T.
G sneloeiao!e pet sea.ssS u , uat III ~ aasa az
F9. etesn nun ~ sf Ms1e sedeu y hn ttst 49,;
aaa We Io' sn " .!raaiv incressed ~ fbs
eomR LIZ :, 1es s+a-S 90 Aahc's '"s'e~1 - 'A'
"eahef o. 9estetGa. ". vii, so,.sn5.a
,a me so,,ss11 ~ ~ AHA ~ nom Tnsn tbe
thundets q heasens afuley were nes.n, IT, a. aao
ne Nlne9"s o. neasen "san ssa pst "
deEn encn sno"e1 % - ~ b,a, ,aei;uaS " "
thtrk that The recent Sonnnnous 81 fa,ns nsa anont
, 1865-08-10

art mace, He s.tcn4hlpg dexter,ty i1 the mat.
sctmeni of bolh manuals md pedals and the tklll
dispsaT cd N The uestmenl Of the stops weta row
:. iui J open to erthu.1sst1s pEnse - ~ before
deseTred In uroud tlt!e he has won Of the mas.
ter Of IN orpsr IN This county. A .low move
o@ sss q 1;arts f. .5%psnnts; "a
the cloelre pit ces. We have said enonyh OF tae
srntf 10 render ut esarJ nRy farther prAee ol
lis Execution of'heu, ind ~ our readers know
tou we'll The chssie i. an9 ! meioaious character Of
IL that OF Beeth oys 10 requtse any temasks unon
The p,eces tbense!vea Suffice It to say ii t they
were Bfll Worthy 70 conclude 80 rich fausica|
i,ast & M.. Ac7Xsn's concert.
Mr. Morgan, skeitted BY the celebrated p.imt
do1pa soprano. Nine. Emile A House, from Exe.
ter Hllt, London, vii give hi. second grand Of.
efu ceneert on Friday evening. IN th. F.rst Prr,.
tyteEar churth. The prcg gtAmme On that oeets OF
Hni be e1ttst1y dftlc1t from that of i,si gye
ntnp.
, 1865-08-10
Illinois and Michigan Canal
rEpecIM Dispatch 10 the CbtcaKo TItonne- !

BA1DoIroaT, Anzu4ta. O..
cIIARxD-F. a. Leonard, Lassl,e, 1ssm shingles,
tss79 It lumber 1850 aiding, dooo ns csrpenteE
WORK; Z. MeLsnnau. Seneca. 100 N ahla&.ea, 50 N
1ah; Catslact, ,lAsale 70 bss salt; Crotty, ssne-
shingles, 10 1aths 70 brls salt, % brs lime;
z. Burnhsr. Iemont; Dtk Leaf, Joliet, - m lum
ber; Onward, Joliet, ldom thingles; Investigator.
Lenont; Llene.s, ottkvs, 1s,as II lumber; Rescue,
Lsmont; American star. Lssslle, so posta, H,ss
Il ftlumbsr; p. Hesg, Lemont; AaEnol1a. oHaws. 80
tons tundsies; Lady franklin. temons; T. Aorthsup,
LtEont-
Ann1yrp-6olden Cloud. Ottawa, 1-5oo bu oAts,
100 bu corn Neptune. Ottawa, so nu oats, $500 bu
CON; Milwaukee, Lasalle, so ba corn Gen. shet-
man, Morris. 600 bu earn; D. Hess. Lemont u cub
yds dimension 1tone Rescue. Lemont 2! cub yds d..
mcmahon stoue IS rnhbl. Lad1 FEAr1lia, Lem7at, 50
cub yts rubble stone; Investigator. Lemont, 70 cub
yds Iubole stoua.5 ids dmension stone; Esaex, La.
sal1e, ccs wood, l1Go bu coEn; Impartial, LoeS9ost
50 hrla hou1. $50 bu com P. Eorth:up Lamout. 81
cub yes rphble itoue; Chas. Caty, Lasalle 500 bu
corn; Stars and Etnpes. Norris. $50 bu corn. Is hu
beans; Caroodelet LAsalle. l67 bu curr. III nFl.
four; Dscotah, Lasaue. a7o lu corn, 1,loo bu oats
clyde, Ottawa, 5ato hu corn Isabelle. a.o1 bu corn
17lso nstcrap Iron; Eankakee, Wilmington. 100 ou
enYn 1GS Ii wool.
, 1865-08-10
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH
Especial Dlsrstrh to the Chicago Tihune.1
new YoKK, ACg.9.


new ToEK, ArG.a.
Tho Stock nur.tt II cu1L Thc hit weatscr has
DR. ven ct the larger operators Into the county.
the Gloss :. the heated ies. Pzicts, however. a1a
lteady In alro ID, the piiactp i acaFity Is Ete.
for which there sppasrs to be fair out.
tMe demand Cleveland Pittsburgh
moderately active, Brokers generally com
p,.ls otlsck Of orders from euitomers Speculation
connnea wholly 10 few OF the llrEs brokers, and
lss!llnste dealings In urttteshava rarely been 10
1lcbvsst rrtarnt. Cow 1uments arc 1ot affected by
ahe Cp.al quotations. The supply II net ia:ge and
It would not be ea,y to supply hay Considerable de.
mind At presens. Tbs qnotat.sns Of m!a:eliausous
lhsres are generally biz with more disposition 70
deal In them;
The market hts ruled very hru. The dsmhnd fof
customs IL ,ncseatnE and now averages nearly $780,
COO daily but 1t Is the general haef1hAt the Tteas
usy II lel!lng gold in order to keep down
tho plIce and auxmtnt the amount OF corencs in the
Sub Trealu ,. II u understood the Tfeasu1J De
ps1,msnt sold q, ,soo, COO to day.
xosIT.
Tte temsnd for m my ID chiefly from go!d sp;eu'a
tori. and they ara supplied at I per cent. Stool
houses are doing very smAt nualnes and wants art
limited.
The Scotia to-day took ont sb:ut St so in x
bonds. ...
FETRolKuM 6Tccks.
Petroleum stacks MN Today. Webster hsa BIT 7
very nrtivs all day. and there WIS 3 large ousmes
done In the sstck between the Boards. sa!t
Ee1a made ut tho following 1ale*; Webster, u 81
Fec Simple, TIC; Pitho1e, Gre I, $3.50: Morsana
$5.,o; Buchanan Farm, IS; Excelsior. H.es; Asn
haitian, 50; Tack Al; First NsticnR1, u; OIL CresE
f3so; United B:ates, s2s. Fulton &d.5a; brAdt
sx1o. Germ arla ss. Petroleum r5m It 32N033
for crude sz2ic for refined In bend and so9ilc To-
DO f,ee.
NEW YozK. Aug. 9.
G.111opfn-s EvxN1sa E1cHASaE+-Gold, tl3K
Et,e, SIN Pttt.barRh. 70 n; Northwestern psefssied
63k MAI1et dull but 6rn.
, 1865-08-10

E1W Y0EK- AuE. 3. IS6s~.
The great wool sa.e the of Ing Of 700 bLes South
Arrricsu wpola this afternoon through Aessrs, Bur
dett Jones' Co., WAS largely attended. principally
by Eastern ua1ufsc but most OK ne n!ee CT
fIed at the ode,tng thss was anticipated and prices
though fully lustainng the nezksts were not up to
tue e, pecauons OF the oVnets, or up to the coat o
importation. Comfortable many parcels were not
Of cred. Tbs rauge Of price for the new mud best
WOO wxs sig 41c, ind fer the inferior description.
2aass: Since tbs sale there Is more opposition t.
buy Al An.tlon prices. which the ownets refuss. On
The whole. The sale Is considered pretty satisfactory
M 4IA
, 1865-08-10

motion " adopted by trsnsxretsor when most
determined u an il bent upon putsuiS The thief,
for buch his actions chow blm TO b., sptaaZ 10
he 6opf and II moment had - vanishe ID into ais
thin a!1,"
, 1865-08-10

It Is stated that by the middle OF
September trains Will ruu through from Co
lombus, Ky,, to M;blle, distance Of IT'S
miles. The only serious breaks that remain
are being rapidly clostl. This Is ths re-
pu1t Of Superintendent F1emIns, OF the NO
bile and Ohio Railroad, who has recently
paEsed over the entire route. It Is line
whose stations will in all future years bear
thick!y clustering aEsoc'ati AS OF the Wat
for The Union.
, 1865-08-10

The Pastors, Superintendent ard Assistant su-.
nettnupdenis Of The Y. Z. Sund1y Schools OF
f,htr.co are REQUESTED 70 meet Il the Lecture
, Ram az Cls1k sIeet u. E. Church On Thur.day
eyerIK, August 10, 1t O'Clock. On tmportsnt'
hnsirtEs. -- C. II. FowLKR, .s:
III. VINCENT,
W n WurKuEAD,
, 1865-08-10
Fatal Accid. MT from KeFosene-An.
other TVaFn1nEs

The Palmyra Courier gives the particulars
of a sd accident which occurred ia that vii
legc on Monday. AlEe. Wealthy White. d
widow lady, was entering. the village on the
boat Uncle Bill, and went to build fire to
prepare dinner, and to hasten the work she
sat Ihe can down near the stove. When she
lighted the fire an explosion took place, and
.Ge was 20 badly burned as to live but few
hours. She was burned to blnck char1ed
mass, and begged wildly to be shot, and thus
end her misery.
, 1865-08-10

SALE OF N1coLLEr 1sLAsD.-N'ccollet
Island, The brightest jem Of the Mississippi,
the pride Of our OWL people and the admtra-
chased BY ". ". Eastman, Esq, Of This
who pay $24, coo for the property That por-
. ton Of The lsland lying above the bridge Is
being surveyed and laid oil into la-gc blocks
for residences. The pIopfietors are ALSO
he bank Of the river q ound the entlre tract
above tho bridge, witch read will be kept
open for public drives. The Island contains
thirty.nine acres, md is covered with splen.
did growth Of maple and other timber. a
mpse delightful and charming spot can hard.
ly be imaginsd 4, and with the improvement.
which IL Is proposed to make, 1t WILL be one
upon.-Atnneapo1is .Alas, ID
, 1865-08-10
ST. Louis mnrkets

,ysoeclsl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]
ST. Lorls. Aug. ..
Cor1os-Recelpts. s2s, bales. puu. Sales mid
ding At loc.
Toplcco-Fi1u, At sooc015 IS Tor shipping 1eat
ana SIS i36t4io for manufacturing.
FLcrn-Actigc At 3S,i2h2S Is for sicXle eIsFS, hft
aa1E@loso foIdoubie extra
GHAry-Whcat unchanged, Corn dull md IN
changed Oats unchanged.
Tg1sK1-stshdy and unchanged.
, 1865-08-10
VesAetE PnBaed Detroit,

(tpectA DlepAtch to tie Chicago T1iouut.J
DETROIT. Aux.s.
pt-Beiie. stuTgefs. LtnBlnE, crsan. I"lhsnt
Young America, Treat. Imperial, Mott. H. ). scoeE-
kszill. Foots.
DowS-MArsh. Dolphin. Jer.aJ BoJs
, 1865-08-10

:,etd in the C1Ieuit and Recorder'4 Coarth OF tbs
County. That is, to require the Clerk to uake up
tIN Docket, for cansts noticed for trial I've digs
teitte the term. C7uses not noticed BY tue Re.
epetttve 1ttorIey1 fFe dsJe te'ofe the opening Of
tic coutt term will not be tried durtnV The term,
pcr urt1t proper Intte hiss been given Tae
vslne Of such rue ts, that 1t easts m.mbers Of
b. Constantly II court xs,chinc tseif vrious
cssee.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Bfa7< Judge TlUlam..-
Jsne Fuller and others, to compe. the dslsnaants
10 nske deed Of certain property. consisting Of
Is scses Of land in Thornton, in ihts county, to
complainant, under contrast mlde by the de-
sndapt, Miller. When she vas un1afned, nndsr
Co0sTT Cooar-BsIore Judge Bradptu-Io
the estata Of Wilntu Hart deceased, the Will Of
whom was brought into Court Yesterday, the To-,
folth BY The evidence, That, on the 9Th Of Sop
erni er Of list gear. The deceased, tnst previous
TO h.s death, signed ee5tain n'Pes. pa1po.tlna
twfen bis brother and Wife, dienh etiting hts only
chlld. 1hts piper Was produced in Court for
prof ute. Har', It lhs time Of sdx1aE bis signs
ffs1as;ti; II e eoed % and i 4saay ~ sftsr@.nd yatg
fc.t1J lett The tnpilnt Ct his mark IN pencil, Ia
the pletence Of three Witnesses. Af>er his then
vii, more pe.fect than ihs ior1aer, In tha il de-
seribea the property hea9eathsd. WIS drawn T up
apd the forged mark Of the dead man attachsd.
d. ced to e,2n The following extraordinary certtn-
s'Tte aboye iAsnument or. will, consisting Of
two sheets, wis, at the date thereof, declared 10
rs by " !l1iam Hart, the teltato1 thereia msu'
tobtd, 10 be bi. last vii, deed and testament;
and he At The ssEe time acknowledged to us end
Zach Of us inst he had signed and sested the
stne. Therefore, at bus te9nest, and in his pres:
our nsnss thereto. ,t
, 1865-08-10

Martha Wnthlng ton Hair Rcst0fef-
A perfect ruccest-the bert in maEket-ts not
d,e--Will not stain the tkin; restores gray and
ia5ed hair to Its former beauty: preventa tlton
falltng or; gives 1t soft sik!ike ~ ,earaEce ~
ii youthful days. Tfg II Sold By 81 drusgista.
Bnfnbaco 4 Vsn Setback. 10 Lake Erect, agents
fnr fhn EnrthEest ie3gtg5 a3t.TUEs WE'D SAT
, 1865-08-10
New YORK Markets.

E{W i0KK9
Corrox-Heavy ard lower. Sales 1t sc tof MD
FIorr-lelrc tes+tr, With more doing. Ine r. =.
vsnce l. chic ty cbte5vtb'e nptn extra sfsto SAtss
a Is los 81 fof s1tra state: for super Meat
IN. E6 l1a B75 for common TO medium extra We
eIn; S77:9s 70 Tor COMMON to good inieplnS osaa9
, 1865-08-10
RETURNING VETERANS.
Tie 1oslh Regiment Il.---sketeh Of serSlee
and Roster.

ZEE AEu IEkaUcAt Al!Auofe fo'2Al104s a14ASCA |
In this city, from Cairo, last everlng about eight
o'e.orx. md In the riiet Of heavy shower Of
~, o - 1he Soldiers, Rc.t Shares ANN.
tuous zepa.t Was awaiting thera' at The eonclu
zion Of their supper the boys turEed tuto the bar
rfrt. ard viii rems,n uutil This morning. when |
they Will so 10 ea"p oonslas Aao 1ee'Afe 'aet
pay.
.rn,s ,oke; connected viii the regiment, tho two
80. ~. ~ +ha tr,Ir. rontstn,.p all the officers OF
Va ~ o1.-..-r,s.,cv ana ore Tirn,
Inc 1to'a t1eep. ~. .ns at.t,an ,haot ,.sn,v Nvs
n e eoutb Of this city, and they did not reach |
here nnul eleven O'Clock ~.
oas1. %as M saa aoH rsaSns q viii ony 81
men hnd oaee11.
The 10Gth regiment Illinois Toln1teefs WAS Or
tsred In service On the Ssh Of he came non:h,
AID about the 4th OF scpte emoet started tor Gov
1etop, f. hs9,1E a99ns IL weef 81 az 20a
vision, mosed to ElsholahTllle. and there WH
t,tnsttued 10 A. J.; Smiths diyision. aad next
tkie post Tho regiment embarked for Chickssaw
B;Sou, under Sherman, trd participated IN be
deer e1ste ergt gements On the @9th and 8tth OK
December. --..
On the il. Of January, g, The army recmbatked
and etartCd on the expedition asa antt Asktness
rcft, ard engaged the ertmJ At mat stronghold
IN the l{lh Of January.
From mere the regiment fetur9td down the
| river to jury's Point. and helped TO dig e1nh
n1fd IN M,iifspe Brd and Iensioed uplil tss
1kth ri AnriI. ttarted on The grand march 10 tne
.r ts.r II V,eEsnrse. euraeire the enemy INST st
| port f;,bsnn. md cn The 1Gth aks,n engaged him
.tEh.r nsrn II,i,a. IL fhe conc usIon Of lh,a
bsi1s he Iee,Eens ~. .ess hack to Memphis,
IN Sns e,h re.nTntG 4 h.eE to tho army about ihe
49, 81 Innr. md did psekct duty IN lie swamps
opposite yickshuEg until the surrender Of that
place. s,.. =, ,n,, ,,s r.c,ro.nt e,oh.rtad for
,ano,, ~ o1 .nd frnm thorr eiarted Of, he ii Of
Apc III tor Lagrange, Tenn; from thence, on lhe
sSto OF OCTOBER, NoseH t1 roeaI1nags Aan IT, w 4'
1th o. NevsmSeI s ST. " nn.t1 - 1sst IA
then rnYnmenced Teturn mareh to Memphis. md
m!fcrntd garrison duty NIL The 1T Of Jrne,
Ttsr. In conjunction with s,ntG1s aFny tee .ec!'
, 1865-08-10
3altfm0 orc mH
I


BALTIMORE, Aus.9.
FLcpK-outet. HIeher grades nrm.
GkA1S-NheAt I'm. Salts Of new red at $!0A9
2I0 Corn active. sAles OF white atsota9se; JailoE
9E4s CSC.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
WHHEY- Dull at$4sB.
, 1865-08-10

~ Pa1son Brownlow says he agrees With
Mrs. Surratt. But the terrible thing Is mol
merely that woman should be hung, but
that q woman should do deed meritiue
hanging. In his opinion, a ehe-aeyn is a!
much to be dreaded and as properly subject
10 uuu1Rhmeur as ore Of the other sex.
, 1865-08-10

PMLAnxLPH1A, aug. q
FLOUR Active, SAFES OF spring wheat extra at
Gsl1a-Whea st n.rn. 81 q 1t 81 500, CO for red and
ii 10 fpI eomncn white. Corn sctlvc. sAts or yell
low at Sic, Bnd Westeyn mixed nt 4sc.
~Wutsay- Sales OF Ohio 81 q
, 1865-08-10

.
NeCe1p.s .s..''''''*''''''''''''' 1st sca Is
s1p*.ts I1peLse?5 5si1 ,cc:;ni. n, IN
ayersee i1 dsii1y expeases, to.wlt:
Gpuuntto!s &n Gs. aov ~ ~. H.s,,
WsSts eupI SEJ. Aes "a NJ.
sup ~ 1seeei'et7'''''' 90 e.
BAektmlIaing g..-'.+'':.'''' s1HI s1'S9
Fstd ddpeAsca. ...... 1870
T,as1 IT. ~ sfRs,1s: Rs4s;:: ;,::;; =. ss Ill
9toee s ~ ana Hcrs.es .rsaaa s'isa nd n. g t'
,11a1y.nc: 1uTsos:. rs.c,. f nama:cs A7~'
.nrnnt toiicciei On cars p.r
day y.....,,,.,,,. 49,. 683.1b
Amcunt received frcm sale Of
To,sI nnmber M Of nasteneets carried .5,1ss.in
Ayersee nu1eer q passengers c1rr1ed
Average cost Of carrying each passenger. g 1oce
A,e,sge nnntet Of trips 1un per rday.......... SIG
Ayefaee expenses per UP. ip.......x.......,...7s
tfip.......... .;:.;........-.-1I
Ayersse cost of keeping each hoese, q fol.
lows: corn, sc; Lay, lie; Stable expenses, .
&c; ehoeinE, -.....:............:..:7e
A1eafSs AnmeSes q aqssi e,Ts nov % s
Number e miles m g ,;ae ~
Loci PR Lille LUZ L2.AE0k - osAesS
Number Of miles Of tIsck-...s.-....,...."....
Number Of cars n band. nd.:;.,.-..'..'.'.''-....:o5
NumteS o. nqsss u ~ - 9fa
is inpcs.iele 70 mase en e1sst o4 Sstma.s 9f
ne T. hnt heaeys the fo!1oSIne T. -
nearly correct AZ II is possible to make:
valne OF IS care, fa,5oo, depreciation
7h per csnt; $1oas5o
fsiae q %. ant' nostes' sSshe''' uopAe = sas sn
vs3na ~ ~ iyart S1s6 do deprceiation 81
Der cerf. .......-..... 9,9noo
Vslre Of has1ees $LooU, depreciation 10
-.- :.
Which anonnt Gi.'..;:..:.:.;::..'.:.2 2S,a ,a9.o0
, 1865-08-10
Whttugo Mrtbame,
THE CITY,

BcLTon's BATTERY, Co. L, 2a III. Light Artll'
leyy, wss russertd ont yesterday by Capt. ILL.,
Ina MIL be pad OF tc-dsy.
, 1865-08-10
n L e ID .

I, tbli city Aug. s.a. 1855 COCA LATrf:dsu.h her
IN ,hta cjtr, Apr ssb, aHOHaH C.. lafAnt son Of
ESQ., 4 and Al pie n. Bailey, atod IL days.
In this city m thea itlt, JOHN II )WARD. lnfaLt
son nf John Il. and Rrnliy r. aseNzlt Azed Mou]h1
and Is days. .--
Ia this city, Eedne. day, Ane. ssh. pRNaIR. only
child Of p = NJ, 1oe, sfeo q W 9at1St n ,n.
aI1eat. on Fr:tAT, AuK 11th, AZ n'tlacx r y. Ihs
tritn'S n thA family ara invited 70 "a pffssn
, 1865-08-10

DropAy and Drepsleal sWelNngs are
ain njaips The abt ortenta into healthy. action,
Whereby all wateEy or calcsreons depo.itions ne
Eradul}y but sur. u carried Of It also increases
v,roF 10 ine whole system thus removing all dan
Ger Of . relapse. For sale BY l dtuegists.
1r.uSAx3
, 1865-08-10
LOCAL MATTERS,

nrsenteTy and those horrfd pains
.,tt ntjnc II. relieved as by m19!c BY few ooaes
q hsIa s,iass LIZ tSS Sef' &. So,sTts! s,s s"n' Gu
nnpl0.nl12 II
, 1865-08-10

fruupton,s straw berry RaleAna Il q
r,rts,r remedy for Dsarrhes, DyBentefJ. and
EjnI. BCKNHAn. & VAN ScaAAck. Wholesale
AvFut.. 10 Lake street, Calcago.