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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14
TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE
YnmNGNU

Who have injured themselves hy 4 ceFtaln
EIact1ee tndnlEed In when alone. 3 habit fra-
guenIly learned mum eFn odEdpaEFiulSs or a
school the eaeotk 0f llIfclI me n5Elifiv feIt.
even y men ASlesp and u not cured, renieis
1l1se III Pos Ne and both mind
" 1e1 9 Ply 1nllt . young man, the hone Of
hls country, the darling Of HIS parents, slS01H
ments Of Hfe, by the coiisieSJ1e6esS n SISSISiy
tlnG nom the path Of nature and fntluiginR :
N N Ce[tain seSsIgt habit. Such persons, HUsf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14
Thomas Hughes

Ihomas Hughes
WILL CONTINUE THE liFRcH6rT
~ =. q nd Es1aIl elnll-
Aonroe and Water stneefE lSisifI.
A LARGE STOCK ajJIs. q i{5TF0p1-T1
rs SI,S. e131y.land Kelly Isiand
mara ren1 REED. KRAFT Zoos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

WE RtVHTESEEIE XTTfNITONSOFTf
A tEade @ the folloFtng goods In stoTeand
so bai1els se.npsr Tasrn FIour.ss-, >.
@ :: Eclipse y z: I 9
40 Various hrandS . ~ -
4 ssa halfhalFels Sc q t .IsSl
61tifs u los. a.. y y
90 half ha11esNo.7 4t.is 1870 ~
Shaltba7elF 40: Pat 4
56fiis 7as "a q !-5s5,t.55 -
100 barrels 10. 20 isz 81 = 4
1a.hEador Herring, q % e-is1
o0p1mss Coddsf ~ II 49,. a
,,,,,,. y Fa.AcQS AND FORK. "A
g easks ShouldeFS @ " n
10 clear BIB Sides - z ls BOO sifIa4
= - EieFees Hams $50 - II
10 hagS BIO codee. -l7.sis IA; -yis;t.l
. hhdS SuRars - Z. sr+ lils Eg
199 b91fz RanIed Cuba Sugar. SIS
10 Ibis REFINED SuEIfs - .. 1851 ~ Il
= 1eo hhls Superior SyfTTr 2 - l-EsFs7f stIsl
Dds BeftFdnd s Xxx do. u .-i,z it.i -g.sl
- bbIs Beehive 40. -s5tsis =.
- CHEESE Ell
Poxes BeSteEn Reeve ii5a af
- po1es Engti9d Dairy. tNleit
SoAPiASD G1NDLE -
100 boxes German, 77l-i1i7-rf "a
30 boxes Rdslfi. Il
45boHeS EiflJItf5l sfi allai5saf =
40 boxes ColgatRS Toilet ss.itil
oetIz Pryor HANDLAS 4 co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14
MaRR1AGE

net that sound mind md body are the
o19i e'7pptnesS Indeed, without the9e the
Journey thEouEh Life becomes weary pE-
tS[Elnlal5sS e1s Ftps31ect hpuTiy fRTkens TO fha
palf and tueS With the melancholy Fefec-
I G9n tn9t the happiness Of Hnother becomes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14
For Sale.
For Sale.

I PIECE OF LAID on THE BRow bP
i The hi1l, in the hoIfheln paTf t5f IA az.
containing - acres HE 66iIfs wen f1f1ssji
- de4Elble for that ileilia llSfl11,
4td houtneIn- On Il are seYeEll fI1f7ll. fI1iii-,
H1ltsss tnS Hil1le enelqled viii Q tanflel
= ''-'f : q 'litf 4JIRWTN. -
R9Ez Real EstH4e Afenf a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

Many Of the seaas Tor this evening
are elEe55y sold-S Or &C e s9saEsd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14
MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men eonteub7,-
ting marriage, being aware a. phYEical UTe9jE.
mes, oEEAnic DEBILITY, def1EI14i - ioeeIlIfv
cursd. MT
rHeFlIo plaeas himself under the care ofD.
II may Te4tEIoIsiy cnmfde In his honor a
SlZil Is nlDliNE-IctaIl- - i Il
, 1865-07-24

= =
senf n:,t. mo f4oJ' Laaz' saeo'Jsa1, iso slp:y
sch. A1I.n. Porter, C.e1e1aad. 81 tens coal.
Sear g. Grant Do-1 -1hse, Cierc: and 50 tons eo,a
schr arrow, tco1t k.!snaroo. t3 N s1mbsr
Scar Alvin Htea1en. Accassy. 0sEsEo. Ise n I1asx.
sehr Grsee MuirsJ E.sey, Csve.p ~ n luus.r. in
tons coal. "
Sftr AI2tn1e. feextF, 0sEex1, ! 80 he1s tslt.
S@as Etho, CoibeIy, Msnt,es % n lutaoef 70 n TIM
net.
N timber. - - -
, 1865-07-24

down the rlbelllon. He cxpresssd the be-
lief. couchcd in mild and courteous language,
that q permanent aod perfect reciprocity be.
tween The United States and the Caaad,s
ms desirable to both parties, aud that the
best wsy to attain it was By = political union
Of the causdss to tho American Republic ;
that any o.her Would at best be tenn ,rary.
unsatisfactory, and liable to ab:ogatton, and
he gave It a. hts opsatan thatN The p-es.nt
treaty is not renewed, before two years the
Canadians viii be willing to Join the UsIou.
and thereby obtain L. perfect reciprocity
trc&ty; and he proved that there were
good many Canadians who viewed the sub.
ject In the same light a. himself He sonch
"a ve1y Lightly On the Ano, sidea character: oi
The present tzeaty least 1t should offend the
Canadians, but be remarked incidentally that
lor year past no single American Tessel has
paused through the st. Lawrence to or frsm
the ocean, which illustrates the benefit onr
shipping Is receiving from the "ffeo use" Of
that outlet TO the ocean. It may be furthar
aod4d that Mr. Potter attended the Conven-
ton with the knowledge and sanction of our
Government, Of which he Ii Representatives.
Such are the facts. And for this he is assail-
ed by ithe reciprocity advocates In Canada
with clanor for his removal. What do ttey
expect to accomplish by II, II they succeed
We can tell them the American people arc
not In thc mood to bear much lectuftng from
the Canadians at the present tiuc. Their
couEse toward this country during tho past
four yeass is yet too fresh in thetr memory,
Thelr most prudent course aud the one that
, 1865-07-24
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 2L-G0v. Perry and the
South Carolina delegation are still hcre- II
is the general impression thht ne governor
ever, OF his South Carolina speech Of July 3,
has excited a storm Of Indignant opposition
On the part OF the more radical of the sup.
porters Of tho Adminls:ratIon. The Cover
nor has. however. had very satisfactory inter
Views with the presiden. and most Of the
members OF the Cabinet. They express great
confidence in the 1oEaltv aud pai.iotlsm Of
Gov Perry, and q belief thst he will admlnfs-
TER the duties Of hiz of1lcs with loyal spirit.
Gov. Perry and the accompanying delegation
will 1eaSe for South Carolina Oh Monday
next.
There Is authority for stating that the re-
at Fortress Monroe, are without Foundation.
His health Is noW al good as at any tins
since his capture, and the hardships attend
Ing hfG confinement are no more severe than
those experienced BY other prisoners Of
State
Major Roamsn, inventor Of the Rodnnn
gun, haa been relieved of the command Of the
Wa,ettown, Mass, arsenal, and ordered to
Rock Island, ILL.,. which has been selected IS
the site OF the great arsenal Of the West, for
which Copgrees has made large approptia-
tione, and extensive works axe to be crested
there.
loway, Commissioner Of Patents. The POSI-
tion Is said to have been rendered to Hon.
Horace Maynard. who is reported to hare
declined 1t.
ALEX. Il. Connor has been re-appotnted
Postmaster at indianapolis, In opposition to
the wishes Of the Congressmen from that
district. ,....
r. \. Stevens, ofCinclnnatI, hos ben dee-
ipnated as United States depository officer
in that city.
, 1865-07-24
M A r 7 N E IL ST /,
PORT OF CHICAGO

..... ..Juy Il.
s.rns P1.nst, wilkins, oas4uasea. snndz1es.
Prep ss'nr. Nens; isoa. oSsensoa;Is x ss saad;les,
grep E.3o1!ts: !, asD's7, n s. Jat,eh tuadiiss.
sM9ae Jane B.ii, EcGsW, betso,.. 10 n ia.aosr.
bb:5$as b$as f:ss b6s b.:ss 4fsS g.; e; I
bs19ae Snpo!s 5, EoiMnf. Menom{nss 40 n lumber.
BIZ fsss sssaaia IT, q *SSs
R;;E B;E {s: S:'t Es!sfs a III.
Bcs ss@ H.le. sneteh. o.onso. .,s n lumber % n
Brig Alex Mitchell, Thompson. AsnoHtass' ~
shs Siors H!ssqs aeo
sesr @ soselle @ bas1iey E9,r toSs "a ioa soa; coal
sss; P.ssa5 P.ss,an aas9it Hsi.
sssI Tns saG.is
je3ss stsse1b IL "a Gy. r. ST 8 ,sn,
sss Sss:s p s' r sSss
senr Portland: B2Td, ,6a SaS RsY ,;2 81 n umber.
s. ssfl f.eg. 81 ~ s,,y US
seSf ssSr t.n ipE' s.y G,y e 'nnpe 1a%esf.
sssT sssF Thltmao. coIsssssa, BsS csT, 80
sehrsa pemagtsn p, c1,X, e n 1na,osF
Schr i1,su. II Hsids !. D+y Cl.J. Is q lumber.
echt Day sprt1g, tscsson. Grand Haven, LOO rail-
s~,r Psni,ne. Jotnsoa, Grand Haven 1s3 N lumber
scnr Ross Dcu.man. 0'Bfien, Grand HATe1, 20 n
sebr a. 4 Kobsrty, Ih:rson, Grand Haven, 70 n lu-
per.
sehr Ashtsbula, Hammer, Grand H2ysu, u N tam.
senr l.. e. Irwin, Taylor. Grand HsYea, 70 n lumbar.
sehr F.orsae.. Pste.soa. Grand HaFan. Is n lnnaoE
srh, B. Eiak, Brown, 81. Joseph, S N iernbts.
Sshr Gode, ROBINS, as+ Jasepna 20 u lumber.
, 1865-07-24
rnrsT-A .GEHERAL POTTER AND
THE CANADIANS,


Ditpatcbcs t, tbs Associated Psess state
that petition to the GoVernor-General of
CapsSa Is being circulated In Montreal, To-
ronto aud o'her towns, praying that Consnl-
General Potter be removed, for saying to the
American delegates at the Detroit Conven-
tIon that II the reciprocity treaty is no. re-
neye3, be believed the Canadians, within
two years, would be applying for annexation
10 the United States. This movement WAS
started ly the Toronto G1o3e, which threat
ENID TO have his ezxquatur cancelled by the
Canadian Government. The reciprocity I'D.
vocate., finding themselves defeated at the
Detroit Convention, are now trying to make
scape-ssoat Of Ms. Potter, and visit their
rage aud chagrin On his head. Suppose this
tory clamor against Mr. Potter should result
in lis removal, In what way will that help
the Canadians 10 secure renewal OF the
Reciprocity Treaty. We put this question
TO the Toronto Gobe, which is the leader In
this cry against him. We can ASSURE The
G1o1e that the Canadian assault On our
Consu.- General will put the fiuish1nr
touches On the fast forming resolution
in The United States, to Place tht
British Provinces On the same trnde rcla
tlons as the mother country" which the,
90 fondly love. Mr. Potter sa'a nothing i,
Detroit but what any American citizen has
right 10 say on AmsAsAn SOIL He said noth
Ing hostile to Canada Indeed, be apollo
gized for the wrongs aud indiguittes put npo'
this country by the Coursols, Smiths ami
other Canadian rebel sympathizers, and trse'
to persuade the delegates that majority Q
In In
, 1865-07-24
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY Ev1Naa. July =. 1885,
LUADER~Rees:ved. z99 n Skipped, Ills m.
Market ntr1 with an active dena1d. Carlo sales
were: Cargo schr Nely GLAND from Aasaegon. prime
mill run al t1555, by Dorr; ergo tchr TbEee Bs.ta.
1Iom Nenonlnee, $50 strips at sls ., bT Btck-
ford ea19o sihr Dresdsn, f:om White Lake, IS m
common sIrs at $le co, by 11ish md Fu1:oE; cargo
sehr Frederick e Grand River, % n rAtsed tnixed
coma on &11eo by 1rsh Fuller; csrEo sehr Tenn.
p:st, ftom Kslsmazoo. Is m strips. ha1anss exAa 1t
$135o, ~ Bnseh; ca 20 tcns Lou1sa ARn. from Nalta
Lake, 50 N y atslrs. balance assorted common At
s1s.so. by Cone l. o'Bsisn cargo sehr 1rWin, nona
Grand River. Is N COMMON y stEips It 4l1.5o. By
Throop; cafRo schf 9saee Murray, from MencEinee.
is n u srtps, ba11nee boards, At $ls-50-
B1HGLKs-Ratetved. 2+saa N {; shipped. 1ia N
nsFket i1srn. Sales werhs Cargo scht 9ou7en1eF,
ham AanttoEoc, 100 ctdsr 1t 81 Isl 80 n shared
Aa,tsso; 1oo IN sawed 4 At Is: cargo schr Pro.
e.ess, from G.and Havtn Ai5 IN saued At n rs /;
10 No, 3sswed per Ttmpess. At 3l5o.
LATH- Received, rs II: shipped, SIS n. Aark:t
arm sKts were: 6tm At 81 %.
Weuup*e yard prices AZ follows:
, 1865-07-24

Apa1As--wool has bsen btousht into market In
laIgr a!uGe the cumme co0eu: OF July, and
P!,cts h,rs ad,enesd tsW s-1t,: @ oas 70; p.ouRhs
bf i'll above The market, thoaIh + NAs eIessdlnX
u nics wool: Atxsy eent y cons!aEse1 ~ tuaxl
r1.ea ny faeE that she feec-s Of vtrmonr sh%ep
fhat have been the pride O. son1e woot erowets tn
thls G uatry, % aot AMI = ,Hsuy pafehsssf' II a.
h.s pten tntr par,eaiAt thai she abnnd1nss
cs"Rnm In I'll I'm. We h.vs h-asd dtslest ran; .rk
that tbs tntreducunn Of "Kummy" shesp iut3
III. county h!a vermont ns1 dons ianeass
%tht loads n tn1' kim ct " ol On streets 1et-
reIdsy fail 70 teTsn N oher. aat ths ovaetg te.
sev n shis park', saI .ney can nnr that kiad ot
fore II come here ee: c:tan feeess eqaally 1ns
Ihs = gum !E NO eeft-fn lndieaHoh or 1naT Wool
TEA that without gun: Il only petT 10 In nertsSe
tbe .t1Sht ol 1he He.cs wisseat .trI.ng hnJ Other
Howa5i:-Woo y III noE nfgaFht 1 iato no.ell qute
vesx About laeta Hs. md Jewets = C!osstnAn abons
1900, At AZ average price Of ahout s39c p. Yes
teIdsy was htttk dsy for Wool. We saw at oua
lime stT*a tsams esssiSs tnet turn to M qnla.d d q
paid, NC unos:ssand, vas s3c--Democ. at. 18Th.
, 1865-07-24

Nv. -.n.4 ..a t.4..,.. 1..
Lug 4i1osb III poI lA1s aAu 4sefta1uE pont-
lcAl canvass That has taken place In Ken.
tuckv for twenty years ia the nresent one
Thc ,aect,on occu,s annnat ~ s,.t.
r-s.Nss' 80 SIss,.- 80 ~ - ~. 1aNs
treasurer nahe MEMBERS o1 congress, Leg
tblature, and Judge OF the Supreme Court
to take the place Of Judge Du1litt, who VA;
recently ousted for dle1oya1tv. Tha o7es+
nnas+,on ~ ~ . -sn,,a ~ aas;aa :. ~ ~ ssa' 10
9uess'o la.a ~ .ue peepe ~ aeeae ~ 1no AUG
nfion OF slavery IN the state, and the raud'
cation Of the freedom amendment TO the
The following is the ticket.
-. -....
, 1865-07-24

From Our Own Cotrespgudens.]
WAsu1so1oN, July ~.
The trial Of Mas Mary Harris for the mur
der Of Mr.. A. J. Burroughs has closed, and
the Jury declared her NOT GUILTY. As the
case was one OF the most rcmarka dc In the
icns history Of crime, so the thai has been
one Of the most extraordinary known to the
bar. Tie one Was the complement Of the
olher- The whole matter--tte curious re-
latienshtp between the man and the woman
the mysterious bond which was not for
mai epgaEtmept, and which both parties
undoubtedly 1T one time considered Is
equal to an eugngement; the manner in
wh,ch he led, and IN which she followed !;
the unexplained cause Of enlargement the
character 0! the reconciliation which, in the
natu,e of things could be only Of surface
charActer; the origin OF the dark
shadow OF the Greenwood letters !;
the et,snge md ertra-wo,nanly part
borne ty those two Dev-llu women In the
Tragedy; the Wild and morbid Imagining
OF this gil who, though supposed b5 hcs
ftieuds 10 be crazy, was freely allowed to car
r. pistol and travel where ahe wlllea; the
inct mprebtnsible character Of the deed done
in the Ire asury building, III the early even
Ing Of Jan. 80, 1865; the long trial which
wculd have been mockery II It had not so
outraged every honest mans lore of law and
DIGNITY, the whole matter, As WAS going On
to fay, from beginning to end, vas and is so
osttYe and 1ncomp. .ehensible, that one Ia start
led st SEEING how broad Il the fact that
Truth is stfaLger than fl:tion.
Mary Harris is Of I'ish paren'ace, and Was
BON about the year 1874, or perhaps 1913.
From eatas girlaood she WAS clerk in fancy
goods store in Burlington, Iowa. She Ia
much deficient In The culture Of books. but
long association and contact with the world
has made her wise in many things Of which
most girls Of her years are Ignorant. She Is
rood looking, arch. ptquant, yiyacfnnB, cap
ttysting. Shall also asd that she Is self
willcd, Of strong passions, and daring to the
last degree Of Womaniiness: She met Bur-
rouchs when she was mere child, aud he
vas handsome young man. he was pleased
with her bright fnce and charming Ways. and
netttd her unstintedly. She begau by liking
6in. and grew up 10 love him. He became
book. keeper in the store Where she vas etn-
ployed, and unquestiobably permitted, and
Irohabiy encouraged, her tondness for him
htr dark cusls, kissed her red lips, and wh1s-
nered soft nopsense IN her willing ear.
he left Burlington In the TALL Of 1655,
when she was about fourteen Yeas o. aye,
and on The 1st Of November Of that year.
from Ottumwa, Iowa, wrote her the fist Of
those many letters on which her heart fed
1or three ye4rs md q hall, and was satisfied.
In th&t letter be charged her TO keep the
correspondence sec.et, sud 10 1t he signed
70 name; From 0ttumwh. EddSvllle, Des
MONIES, Chicsgo and Washington, he con-
unoes tne correspondence to dAte only five
weeks before the marriage. Oacs he
signs bis initiAls, but il is not
until February II, lsdl. vhsu De
first writes her from Chicago, that bis full
name appears. lie invariably addresses her
, 1865-07-24
JnnrsyNie Ctty Treasury Robbed.

Last n'g6t The Office Of The City Treasurer,
under the First National Bank, was buglari.
ously entered, and the safe broken open !;
but after all their pains they made but 4
small bau1-p'obsbly not to exceed tS275, con.
t.sting Of 500 Government bond belong
ing TO Mrs. Francis. the wife ofa soldier, who
had LEFT it there for safe keeping, s small
auount Of money and postage stamps be-
propytiy OF Nj. Hlbbard. In the same enye-
iope With Mts. Ftanc;s' bond we're $500 of CRY
scrip payable to be.rer, which they LEFT.
Tht r. was also q package Of United Btates
bords belonging to Capt. Mac1oon, amount
ing to s500, in q drawer. The burglars, fail
fpr to notice the value Of the package.
dropped 1t on the floor, where It Was found
fhis morning. 4 hundred dollar Government
l,ond belonging TO Mr.. c. c. Williams WAS
alss left,-JanesrMe Ga=ate, 2oh.
, 1865-07-24
/ p11FNATx CASE o. cE11X cpHxQ.

III. LUDWIG RuCK, OF HoK Hohtat,. Calumet
Co., Wls-. ositas, Dec. 2, 1881:
1eorsldee 1t duty to eIpress to you my 4.asisues
io1 tae ture which your A1T1BAr1r1 End youf aA1A
11y1RuLs h&sa effected In my cAsa ia october, .eoa
largo swelling oezao IN uJ mouth. sld tho YioIaaoa
of tho attending pain lad me- to apply 1t oneo to .
ph1aciAu Eventually Ia SFokn and tcfmsd dvu toaaz&
u large :ea; saase becAna larger Il IarK@,
cnu After soma time taey fo1oed ous lArxa wound,
which czeh arxed G.ass deal Of pus. The 2hyMe1An
then rsoaouccrd Il . GA1c1Ruus uLCxE- Gradually
!: grew wos7eSaod wos:a-thu uynla ws attacked 4nd
cestroyed-aad coaLnu.d 10 sndez tna most fzusi
pain. 1oss nj spseea, Aad could neither eat Or
d,tnk. Tha treatment nf nj doctor la1lad to eessa
EFT complaint and he told othez1 ha hRred thera
no help for re Wnile In this des s1ate state. ons Of
jour Ansaac1 Es .ss1 B1l into ny hands, aud nom
seadl1K Il was led to III J&11Es AL1xAA11yz aud
e4sAT1yK PI1~ tt ankful TO to alba to s.y that
vas tresdily beuetttec by their md II q ta
k1nx soma Thirty boti.s eE Aitaratve md liberal
q7astity OF P1ls. found myself wo't eveG wa
IN my FGs. Since ~ recovery, hare nrTer 1ose aa
opponn nnlt3 Of tnak1rx kAosn ny opinion Of thasa
rmedics, ard anS lnczeIn1 u. tst the,1 ett1as
conn or N1it& to pa6.
, 1865-07-24

"o 0SVs osea Requested 70 make !atge
nonoe5 o. co1recuoAs N 1ne uss O sales ol
Mnolesaie nonses Pepusneo " Inc :. AlsoHA.
Me naFe aecef lanso .uas ~ nuen.as u
lutse cases 1,t NJ n.s,aAs ,, Una ?e1u naue "
seeo. oa.aat en,, 'oIsta1aa ~ .es1 H. e' ~. ~
80. ~ -. I.n.<.,s..ss,r' ~ 1ss ~ .s''N-sa
~, 1'ns,,s.s ~ ho oa -r;sa - ,.Sa. tqI.e mqsu
r7.s a-ast,nH - 49, -. ~ 1n - . n.euae' a.
49, t. .rS,, ,ssas.n.,a. ~ nnss.as ~ ts' -. "
eas.-t. =. - 49, ~. A,.1....1 ' ~ ta0
-. " W ~ ~e~s ".sesas senn asaes sao'
'ue oaeeue' ~ nne VI CIV ana 70 !,a-
pt'souwest tuf @"o sea1s' noseoset, sae
LICENSE moet oe Eraooateo according TO the
a"oun' u saiss' oes.onns WIN sales OF the
p1e'loos Seat 40 oAsis 1oF Inc nfss license.
'ne 10" 1eao' eS tnh1 ~ De renewed AZ soon
as ene amoont Of the license has
peen e1hapeteo, ana renewed again
and again through tbs year; The
records IN the Asee.sor's and Collectors Of
nces SNOW maj some Of our *hclesale dealers
nave renewed tns1r licenses SIX OF eight
t1mes ouros lee License gear, (which Is de-
easa co IN LEG ~" 10 oe rom Aay 70 MAY J.
aAeS SNOW ALSO tnat Iafse number have
merely TAKEN on. license At the beginning
~. :.
~ as lne1s o"n 1au4e' taese1ofe' II INC pub
AAnea A1st sno"s sh'sAef account o. onsa'
ness done tnan the facts warrant. Let them
set'ie WIN tne GOVERNMENT before coming TO
u.s. Unlike the income tax which Is coH:c:-
"a some Time subsequently TO tho period IN
which the income ia obtained, the !iceate IL to
be taken out and paid Tor before tie business
can he lawfully commenced. 1t is clear
anee, which must In sn cases be signed, de-
IFeted and paid for before the craft
can SAL. The amount Of the
license taS Il smail-on!S one dollar on
thousand 1enee tnele Is less excuse for
nee1eehns H. II le not oohsa!oTJ on the
assessor 10 go around ana inquire about the
eaAes q WHOLESALE nouscs' II Is obligatory
upon tRem 10 60 10 h'm anu GET their u
eenees. me only requirement put upon the
Aese6sof as 10 prosecute those VINO carry on
, 1865-07-24

TEE PAcKrns' AAD Plos1sYoa D8A1BEs' Inau
RANCE CoArAsI.-Thil Insurance Corpany his
inst moved into ttelt splendid new oHiee, IN the
Clarher Of Commerce, End 1hey afe uow ready
to do 5 full busiuets. This COMPANY stand. In
the front rank Of our home insurance companies,
and embrsces in its list Of of officers npme OF the
beat business men In the city. Tha following is
LIST ct its officers: Droctors-D. A. Jones, r,
II. Hocgh. Y A. Turpln, Joh1 L. Hancock,
Hugh McLeunan, P. L. Underwood, G. Hubbard,
&. s. Eue, L. D. Norton. The Secretary, DR., T.
A. Tnrpin, Ia one oltbe most energetic ard hon
orsble merchants On 'Chinge. and the company
have been fortunate in securing his services.
Tta csp!ta1 Of the company IL $4,000.
, 1865-07-24
Scrofala, Cancer, Skin Diseases
Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Gottre,
DrOpSy,
IMPURE STATE or the BLOOD
Aro promptly and therc ukhly esadleAied by
DIR. JAYNE'S ALTERATI
Rep6 the Evidence.

HI. c. 2. uAYE0EO, at Mt P.1Eah, C:erouo1t Co.,
Ohio, wr1taA:
with Sc1ctuLors AFrEoTloI tor about ssVvn yeafs.
TIE rayag4 Of thts ayeAd.ul disease hsd been such
TINT the pn3s fate NJ Enss o1n tnti1e 1ose. Hs
teeaed Ret RoFse Ho1ss. although ha had oas1
undes the caro- Of the best physicians IN this section
Of the t1un1y. Lent October Hr. Hawytr VA AdYt1.
ed to ziyn JAxS1's ALrx1AT1v1A = trial. AID arall7
conteated 70 do bu. with ittia hope tnAs hls soa
wonld Ia benefited by It, ~ ho had tried medicines
innuueranle. H1shous tho sltKttcss effect. When his
son had da:ahed the dtst bottle. m imoroveu,a1t
Ea3 petes3sbis, md thsne bottles eectsd VIA b.1
70 be AFsz-uacsnt cura Tne soses havs al ditap-
psaatd Ant no one not acquAin, cd with tau ci1cum
stAoctt oould supposo. king into tta hsaay
nappJ oes Of XasteE BANJc1. that he had aTer koKn
a!ckle29 Of anJ kind.
, 1865-07-24
SUBSCRIPTION A1KNGY 7-1O LOAN.
BnpeNu HAftrH&E Baxx uH CxIoLHo

b&C&N0 E1fU32E B2xx q EHl01&t.
This p.nk win .see:va subscriptions 10 TIC nsv II
1c1fFfiop to tie i5.a Of 1ely.
These Eotcs ass t.a9a1 u t.7o ntn.storz q ~ s1
$10o Il tA and 15.NU he4r t1:A1Elt - tt3 rata D.
s1a pes cant pr Aaauu In raj t>aags :e5 Of. Il
he option q ~ ~ oeas Y xo!d, cad
~ eoa7arted It the option OF shs ko;a9r 81 star1
'tnto pzH ea1s 80 gold. .baarinz bo1dk. -
Ne also keep On band fan x:Gok OF III dcaom.uA
f!oD8 for Immediate delivery, ana viii futut1a the
70 UAaksgs and agents tae D5axp1ss charges on
the terms alloHcd bT jay Cooka-
j a. KLLB, President.
XDW,D / TINKHAM Cashier
, 1865-07-24
1.so@i.to dtteoust and selling 4. 1-:o@l.1o

I.SoQ11'1V u1tEouatt Auu BaHfag II 2-s00I*10
prttasum.
TIE Ptoduec markets to-day were act1ye and
buo5snt. Flour ruled active and steady. Whess
adTsnced 11@sc per bushel. Corn VI. excited
and SC per hushel higher. Oats also sd.aneed 3c;
but Bye sud Barley were unchanged. H,gh.1nes
were dull and nomsnAl. prorisIops we're quiet
Gold opened In New FORK to-day It 1871, de-
cl;ned 10 1871 aad closed At 4so p N. At 1871 The
following A1e tho quotations autographed 10 James
po+A 4. HyrfhArs m.,5 h.,l.-.,
, 1865-07-24

The money market hiss been gradually working
cIoetr Ill veek. Ths liberal raceipts Of grain are
absorbing the eu1plas currency ahoat and the reg
ulsr discount houses report the market hrmer.
The demand by the Produce trade has been uuu-
su.lly brisk for sevesal days past, and there Is
elcser Discrimination BY bankers than nsnal. Al
the kams time, first c1ass paper passes Hee5
enough at 10 q cent per annnna~ Street rates are
nsm Ut 1@lt 2 cent ps. month, and ectastona'ly ,
= cent IL paid ,--
The Clearanrtt and Balances ~ the clearing
Uoree In this city for the week eodinE to-oA5. as
reported by G. A, Ives, Esq, the gentlenanly