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, 1865-08-16
LArrE8-DAT DEnOOHACY.

:: LATEE6-DAH DE EuOCRACf.
aDemocracy >, IN. Wisconsin Is queer arti.
ce. It's afflicted With TINT inyariaale ac-
commandment Of toothless dotase, an ina
h1l,ty 10 remember beyond The day before
yrs. erdav.~ All til ancient sta.es' rights,
s]avrholders, rights. Irishman's rights. rum-
se1lerss r,ont.. slas W1ichts. Fanny Wrtch,s.
and ot,rr rstent r,pht.. were buried with tho
tunersl ritts Of last November. It has Issued
sn address however. calling upon al who
al II,endlv tn tbe doctrine that the sun
,bon11 rn,c the aay and the moon give light
bv n7cht ali Who ACCENT The reduction in lie
n,,ca and one1,tr or rtnrltne negroes, occa-
sscnea hv ne "a A. = fact accomn,Isbed
s,i I'm believe th.t An1,ev 1obnson IL the
~ an,r s,a..as ch,ef M.r,atrate and Mat
,,s.,aa' tn:tb:ra - ~ otbar iii Vim bs.
,,sna s.', ~ 49, Va. % ,aa ~ Iii -nn+a whs,t ~ a
n,'.oa sso sao "1s 80 s1,aa.,.eo, tnsn ~ p.,,nss,
neoe' nss's s ~. ~ taprsfa.a - sr.c,s1 ~ ~
shon,d he laid on pennsy1yania msnu,.ctu-
oA10-tN ~ A"-N W. -AAN l"'"
, 1865-08-16

citizen, 4. 8. Evans, Esq, now local editor Of
The. Alta Ga4Gos7dd we ale indebted for this
mott interesting excursion.
! OF the boepltaltties OF the people of San
joe ard Santa Clsrs. aud their SUCCESS in
getting speeches ont OF MI. ColtaK And party
ef TIE very la'ge meeting In San Fran ,3seo
last SatT day evening. and sundry other ma
te1B.-a1e not all these things worthy to be
passed by In Entnces THIS afternoon We are
off overland for Oregon. The prospect. Of
another ride Of six or seyen nuudted miles
by stage c9.ch ia specially refreshing. =.
, 1865-08-16
Ct4lCAEO LumBBR mAHks9.
= Tpx4pAY KvxHra4. &u3. IS, l3H

= TrxapAT KvxHras. &u1. IS. 1368.
LUNB1R-1seceived.6 6.713 N !; shirp.d. 1tS7 n. The
b or tbs lAzEe feet vAs cleared out to-day at
full ps1te1. TIN densnd continues ec.iYe. aud the
nArknt Is nru,- salt1. including Tics. Of yestetd.J
and to-day, xt1e: Catya. sehs antcasl1. from Pier
Marquette 10 N. str1rs and boArcf, At sl3eo. b5
Loou, earKo tchr Badger state. from oeonto, 80
u, sz1ps balance mostly boards. It III By Fa.u.-
worth; rs1so schr Rambler from Nh ksKon, IS n-
st1lps boards 21s, ETC.. at tl5Ih By AAsoa & svls;
cargo schs Loe1.R Ann, from White Lake, % m. Il
1t1ipa At $1s 80, by Cone oRr1eo; csrso achr Ham,
let, from Depefe, $50 n. 4 each strips, boards sna
11Fs cut thin ard statn&d, It 113oo By o. BseWsser
csrRo schrs Hauash and Ktty. from Grand River, y
to..ts and 91ss. It s1s %. By Irih & Fuller; cargo
1ctr Glsdstof. from Grand River. 10 NJ ml1 ID TOM
rnon, 9tslp By Irish Fuller cargo ehr st1aaach,
ftcm Musktgon, 81 m. At ! Inch at S1t.oo, BY Bsek-
ford cargo behr Harriet Ann, from West Lake, % n.
at1ipt At &1s ca, ~ Hayward cargo schr Grace 4.
areen, tom Thtte Lake. ~ N, COMMON mixed, ut
rs %, By Hayward: cargo 1chr Tempest, hosu Fat
Bpcf. 50 H. we'll cut, AEsotted Hxfa board &c 1t
xlSoa. b. NJ Luddfnzton Co.
suNGIEs-HtcelTcd. 2 80 N: shipped, e13 m.
Asrfet nru. Sales veze: 20 N saved A, per sehc
are+n. ss iG.G5: 50 shaved 4. at s4 % cargo schr
Mianesota. Green Bay. 90 m 5awed A. At 3tso; 60 n
common, At (: 10; 70 N cedar as 32e3; 100 N aAweo
A, pt prep Tsueldetl. ~ @AGs.
tnJJA
, 1865-08-16

. f.,s crop. Psseh:s arc not r.t.ed hers, but
CHAs.N. PooR.
Not*ithstsn1'Ig The heavy rama which we
Neit the crops look In this aecton. Oztz nevnr
wa etttef: Wheat an average crop; corn the
same; potatoes good IS we'll i p!ent tul-
-. N. B. MCKNHEI.
IOWA.
DUBUQUE, lows, Aug. 8,
TIE farmers II the ssae OF Iowa never h1d
Eole 1tfson to be thankful for their cYops Ii IN
they hsve this seaaen. All kinds Of sn ii grain
sre TeEI- psnmS1k, and The haY-r1np Will be-
Tery large. Com Is very backward, owing 70 tho
cold. vet weather, huk it stAnds good, and II the
esr'y ftcst don't It, NIL be- an average crop.
Ihe late rams esve ors ha1yestels some tronh!e,
Ebeas ~ oe grown before 1t esn BE- secured II
~. -7-:INDIANA.' -
:: q. SouTH bend, Aug. 11;' !.
asa central thing here what hss b:en se4
cPs 1pjutea Eona by the rains, uaes ii very
besT5.-,CoEn End po'atces uneqnalled BY tuy for
met year. Eomartet for potatoes, and corn could
not be contracted for at over 20 cents per bnshel,
Potatoes BhoH a5Rns Of rot on he1yJ soil, bns zre
VERY fine On the fandi We had I heayy rain yes-
terdsy acconpsnted b. ataruble Whttlwind which
oesiro7ed msny buildings, In town. Tha new
the tn .toois snd IN many lrstPaees. the enelfe
upper atores Of bulld1ng1 are icut aWAy. New
brlck buildings In couras Of erection wefa r4zed
to the eFpurd. D;maEes est mat. at IRON $780,,
to0 TO SO 600 but fortunately we hear Of no tves
hASDg heen lost. :. II. Ut. 3oHSHpA.
, 1865-08-16

Annve,+r IN 1onrnalisr. a,,d in m stronamv
.y.-,.,.--.. = ~ !,
is new fans "eeh'5s A0 .oa.te -aa13ef,
eIhe Eaune aau-} Anops tne 1ont1loa1ois
aye no LEES names snan 'uiss 'an'n' Leon
Gozlau. Afeene Aooesa5e, ~ Gaatler a. Da.
mas. tthe 1sther and nlastrlo"s 90" eaeass',
l. uibaeh, DE- fene, a: Deivau' etc Ihe
editorial responslohity ol tne 1onsna h1s
been undertaken oy distinguished noale-
nan, who Calls himself -Haare ax4o'a tsie~-
a'd) 10 the eaae @alg 1919, an1 s1s.s s..a" "
dsshlpg Inc ra1asrapos snu eo'toi@s .uasss,' s,.
the grave eafoes0ess o. tne m1'ueuIuaS u,"a W..
cofe,oue e9u.e4ns e1r r.. -, ~. A. th..a'
peculiarly Ffencny. sno 5et, WY ao' w .17ee
things well. when done at a11s The top!csot
,,o..tr .+a .,,oa,,. ,,yr ,,e +},np cha rarkerIs-
tnotson S"e p'6e'" - ~ -.
tica1ly treated, 10 gafe our feaoe1s aspec-
men: ....----
:n.n d. .1, -,
Inst !eE Et. ~ sa ntsli, ~, oe nss..rx ri
Riofy SAa"s ~ ~ ~ WIT - !s ,n1es sha,3td 1ow
srcm H IL s,6es, & rocked TOO much, ,ssae mie7or:
tae Ihs e'eu {, ssnt y en-, IT.
M tincie I % turn Of The tpis moe OF iesr MY mike
Of mar The Clcry OF inc mos c1e ipsuithea leg Of
9an = EXT ae osoes r. ~ M gs@s .. g1 ~. Hs
fsnsut De- 8 gotsf"]
The p,t COZ. he ts9a. :. must await ne Ietorn
ircien ba sh.gs t. esmp;aisa9ee M b. no nfaas rl
, 1865-08-16
FROM: kEW ORLEANS.
Wealth and Prospects Of tho Great
Valley.
Py,judtees Aeat0st =ths Fr@edmeass
bAM@<nu-i1Iot Ax &louInA-tatsxtssl Ia
Events OF The Hio GrAhde. =

- NV Oz1xAss, L., Aug. =,
.EM1GRATIoH INVITED TotTHE SOUTH. "
. The v.st yal1ev of ne Mtssisaippi covering
NAVY t,tr;e.s ~: 7atttndr. ana nossessInr
variety Of climate. con- tne pecullAf,!'es
spf the temperate and torid. zones, one portion
mildly TEN reted BIZ its adiacGncy to the great
Iole. 4be oth-1 famed nv the waru gsies of
49, Wa-,es,, ,,,1f atratchtnv fronr thu b,se If
..,,E .ue ~ EAt' ..Nn.1 ". - n.s,-. 1rea...;.s
tneAues snan'e., soa.a us dtus 10y vas
ofthe West, viii become me igfeat centre OF
the wealth and power Of this continent: The
location Of this section, It's .nhturh channels
etns-~,oro-e,a co,nmnn,cat tfor and ,t+s ~
49, ~ s,,naart - hnnd.sd ,n,,,1s,.. ~
Pasi1y " epPpo1s ~ aauofe1, mlil''ns VI 'a-
hhbl ants exporting thetr surplus ssorts to
the marts Of other nations, VIII In the course
of time Inevitably produce ttis result. The
Ls,a orT o,,,.5.,,s I'll, sts-s Z, +t,s -,,ae,,.
e.n.o ~ Ioe'aa -! sn = ru.9 piosps,-
III. la@ cta1e possesses lffuitJ OF 'sou,
equalled By few, excel1ed BY none. The low
level lands that border upon the great river
for 1nndrfds Of miles whose waters are kent
nu ,tta,f. oS,ass bsspi,v lad ~ vi.h ~
!Ma1 h,nrvht frn; sho. on,ri1v
s..sa:;ta - aar.ra1 fa.t III danth Whs;,
ne"siso ~ s,.nIa,ad - tR'A' ~ -
ina.. t ea oysr.; tIe conntfy. Far mes
t1Ao rs
's.sSnsi d.nos,sa - l.nd az T1;snsnasse9 r.,
f;iitv- The Ianf]e nf L;uisinnn prodnce
hannt,fn1iV nj the nrrdncts t}nd;aenons. to
thr solls Of f,uils. nranaes. lhannsnas- and
foa rrov In ahnndnnre. 9;rnt,es tFr}ve we'll
r aches ard nIums OF yarIoas ENDS are
+ -nTsei in 1arce ammnts in mhst sections ar
1ha sat. Melons and nj, kinda nf vroeta.
h1e. matnre ea,ly n the seaaon. The cr,itj.
es,fnn ~ the sngny rnnr va tthe nTinriral
chssct ~ tIn nlsrfer hef,re ths Ear Far
4h3s ~ en;I r Eeli sdnntcd cottnn has
Su4., rt.rsi.a1r ~ o,,d T-oHsahf1 Trsiss1 sr5
~ s1.s n,nn nav ~ IA hi1hpr isnd nntrnn.
~, nns ~ tho Tsrer ~ fnrn .,,i nther kinds
- ~ ~ IN nnf.t,ss n.a 1a1ot hias 49,
=! rnn nsaa r.. sSnnaant hs5usata .Ths
raaa. -. .,o " t,i1nS T;th cs1aa ~ tha s.vans
W. mIuua "a nas I iaao,ns shnnnd. V,th u31d fnv1
The f,,ests tSat covrr a iarrs nortion Of the
ata4s onnt,;n sreat ansnfif;aa ~ 4ha f1nr.t
s.ate: cone nn ;n ETY. " ha sas raains uaIn
ssaasa,tIs ~ at+s-4fnn f.G5,, Isrn,ara The
Stata T. "S,,isafis ad.nted IN naanr sec..
eats sa 20 .n.ins ~ .,a.as tD,th 4h.1a fscfa
tivns soi k.bus pa'p s ,,sstia.. +1s, - IL
Nl4 u - ~ s.u,a.,If1.@.I ,,r-sr;ts
Rr1a.ap,e ~ ~ s1esHs ~ t A.eutu ~ pnt,n.,
Mlta tae Msn rllce aot susal ,auo eos,um' n1,a
nkey 70 s9attuas y! eoae ,ess - ~ an41,i eoIf
tre .naus.1!oas ~ ~ 's tha . .,T,,toi n.
ee suie VI ~ te@u'"a t'l toe eAp'''' AA'
vested. s.
- 'Ahioos 's,t'
The establishment o. new lines Oh steamers
to Northern ports, and tue increase OF YES.
sels cmploFed ~ 'ne ola lines, = naVMs
| marked. elect N acceiefatlng t1e BUSINESS VI
New Orleans, Tie want Of capital erestay
5etards ne trade and pfosP.1!!Y % Of tne S stssS.
|
, 1865-08-16
s. NOTES,
JULX ,HDRINs.

SECOND NATIONAL BANE OF CHICAGO
We will III ord eT1 from daetet1 Tor tbs present 1sfeh
Of 80 hctez, TOR a1c1s u1n, on the tEE11 hereto.
eozn alluVnt 1900.
A. NE oppottunity FOR subscribing has past. We EN-
uo onKcr receive tie I'VE Pc cert LWoJeaf 2oses ~
Ear and interest In AJr1Cnt Of ofdaE1. -.
- - J, A. k1Li6, President
, 1865-08-16
IlENA,

female Of hty aQmEuet6, #no H64xs 1cs LEAK 0lao
up In little doneh1ufs over her eyes, is the prin-
c!pal Rue:t 1T the hotel.
-''McA1cne ts5s that thc:o u At least one tn
etturoeat which bsfnet yop, in case yoa h1ppento
be p1oud Of having the 5tst Of every thing; you
might for tustauce, If ron had money enough, be-
CONS the owner Ct The best piano. the most supe*
t1or guitar, Or lhe hnest add1s IN the world. But
cost whatever It nay, nobody ever owned drum
that couldn't be beat. :,
to Jou, have vesy good sscoud-haud drum
that wnpld be wiling TO sell you At eonstdcr-
aba rednchon.) ;.,.,
Yon uast remembtr, ia ctoae,nz this iastru-
ment, thst two hcads are btster than one. it!s
alfo well to bear IN nind that the drum hss led
glea. nany people Into trouble curing the pAst
four Jea1s. - :: = -
An army correspondent writes :! - =
stIn ,ha afmy, and a1opR returned soldiers.
sGsfa Wh ope sus III d ast
ps,aniae beasf han d. dark hslted rasu, Of bti'
nent On Is wy to The aeld. md you Will hnd
ful:Y enc hslF its memb.1e to be Of Tho black
haifed, tarkAkintd, large boned.; billions tyoe.
ont and ycu will dad that the nla laek-hssred ele-
mens has melted aHay, leaving At least t1o,th!Eds
sshsps tsre ioufn to ess y fso
men from tho etties, sltghteetn phyfQHe snd ap-
l $A Ynkln
and priTation, stInd severe csapfRn much bet.
thin, pAle-1ooktDg drJ goods clerk. will DO more
| marching snd ttaIyios tnsn man! ~ or1MpJ ,sNn
h ~ III ~ thtn% lin o7sr stskedand.
| ,;dt,ed fe1ee.n -.
| -Tht rnnaon pAne,s nrlta In eeye.ely cou-
| drmn1n1 the nrarf1ca of climbing dangerous Al
mn. nc,kx for no csrthlv puroo,e, and the 1tp,t,
s,ts e,n1h, ,,fcaly Whit 1,cht msn hss 10 .tthrov
-, ~ ,,,l ~ 1iSa md tau thournud Golden en-
rn.trn,t,ts n m emulation which he only shsre.
| v,tb ,k11srka. apes cats md eouIr.els,"
| Wiz r1>s p.,l n.1f Gn-.Ht s.ys. Wa ara credi.
..ro-,n.d +h,t the ,oorsten at Dr.. P.,tcha,d,s
tc,.s ~, h.ro ltters1,y ebtpped away into em,lI
n,on,ent. and carried Of for sallc.worshtp by
! !.aeu,. ers.,s,. dsvot.es Wh,t a marvelon, st.te
hnmoIso -,,.s -, rsva, n RI. en-.
mplson na @ os b. sis Of stone .4neiaed By the tread
OF one Of The most tnhuman mnsdefe1s who ever
toot swar bunsn ltfei How difficult to belteTe
-. ~. -...oc ,o1 N, 1n,cfnstton nf the bard.
headed Ysee Of scotchnen Gun be 70 dehased q to
I eniny the peIpetusl memory of man who calmly
\ s.S .lnviv- urYdered his 17lfese mother. then
es,m,y an sna sttll more sIonl, murdered bis wis.
-AtaT Toung 1adI's seminary recently, during
| IN examination in history, one Of the not most
| nr, nietre pupils vss Intercepted: t.Mary, did
Msrlin Lsther Gle natural deathf'' ':So.'' wa.
tie repay-"he Haa e1eor7G nnicateo oy oulie
1t u stated that company Of the leading
thtp-oWnets of New York have under coa
alteration plans for hntldlng four magnificent
yetee!s Of eight thousand tons esch, to ne pro-
PEELED By engines Of two thousand dEe hundred
horsepower, working two paddle wheels. Of the
usual kind, snd two fctew propel!ers-ao that, 10
care Of arrangement OF el'her tet IT mac hlnefy,
, 1865-08-16

IopAY-IIs nAl kes far Ea. 3 .ktnx dec a.. lHa
&C.. n Ntutts Whe II i ;.d1. 20 sot1sR:a3 hila :.
Il. Is :. IL s: 80 10 ~ :, Bra1xa ~n.AT
u eo}tur 70 =: y .;K; ?sSo hu d,N u tn ,s3.-
~t .-K; s.00nu d - s12e; .o.ot b1 NJ n s'.'s;
81 hn d, y Il Il. 20 hn 40 AZ u II; ~ oa kl
~ u u N sel1e"s q u 2sA
ce pn i:ec i5td ialt vett. ~ s3l n. thtp7ed t!3
III nu- ctlyed ,sna vesk LAST staz. 2'l 20 on
ahtpped $50 65 In this fore pa1s Of the waek the
mai krt ed stroax Ann An sc.Ance OF 1He Wa OBJ
tAantd. whtth was 70 lowed On Friday By a. irpEo
cot Of cG92Ec- v III SATURDAY came dec tie OFT
4IHc. Yts tFdsy the mnEKes w.ss .uea nrmst
rus today derllne tt .a9Hc took . nee. The fol
, 1865-08-16

Said Liberty 10 slavery yeaf4 aEo, 1VQ naFe
men and women in your keeping whom Jou
are depr:virg Of al the attributes Of human-
ity. Yon deny them tbs pursuit OF know !
ledge, and Of happiuess, the advantages Of
The family relation, the social ties Of com.
munity- Liberty insisted that ,Asyety WIS
In this manner degrading q whole 1acs Of
mn to ch2tteltood, and to the level OF the
beasts Of the field, 50 far as it$ legitim ate ef-
fects could be realized. SLAVERY denied the
tendercy, and found It convenient to do 30
until It's bonds were broken. Its defenders
are now loud in their complaints Of the v.
norauce and low stage OF manhood and mo-
salIty OF the people now set loose among
them. Well, We told you 90. The argu-
nent against Slavery wonld be materially
weakened, wero the subjects Of its Influences
found, On thelr release, to possess fully de-
1eloped civilization. II the Freedmen Of to-
day,Mer Iott the Objects Of Christian pht-
lan:h1opay, II they did not need all the aids
OF elevation lhat We can lend them, we hage
not hem telling the truth these ye1rs past In
asserting their enforced degradation under
their now extinct curse.
The Freedmen ofto-0s{ are not the stubborn
eavsges and the mheciles the late oppsessoEs
aud thelf oo!laein Alnes "oua nave ~ us
neEe. They need ass'esaace A,onR ao pasa
-e1d humane eitaershlp. But:they aye com
+ tp;Tt to meet 1t more than half way. We ara
Glad that the measures to aid them are tax
ing a1tF noa u eas puul.s . =. aaI ,a
N ceso aue4A 1M, .on..!oou+. = - go. y.
. ,no ~ = s.,;.n - asss.,an w s
Hao1 ,a..sA ~" ~ 49, 49, .n<aes"s ~ aau.1s 80
~ Iii s,1 -nce;1. ~, 80 ,.4s ~ Vor.hss.,srn
.ass - 's.se ".,. 49, -. ~. ~ -. ".sS1a
falr. @aa Q! saat.og !. oet *esn .ne suppie-
, 1865-08-16

In ri v::t ~ ll e. lS nso
Thar vsr- received By ian aad driven IN so ne.a.
The entered sa!ts foot up leaving On iale 1t
the various Ysrds nsaray 500 head.
Tns MARKET so.dsT has beeu mora than u.pAly &C.
t,ye TOR Tusadsy, zzxe proportion being taken BY
onr city butchal and Bpeeu1ators.
TneF 1iees prevailing ars substantially the sa11e II
Jesterdsy; bat tbs sd7lces hon Eew York ars not
Of such character Al to 11sp1a confidence fu the
stsp1ity Of ahe MARKET and onFess md selesa hAra
1css difficulty in hsrmontz1ng th.r yeRs, the former
not being anxious to hold.
tbs character Of the stock on sNe IL ab5ut at:er
the sreraxc Of ths psAt few Wssks, no really good
cattle being Offered =
prseea pouatnal1y unenAnged. but weak. Bales were
40 head atjt151 for common, TO $l5a ior fRl- Cows
and sttest, and $500 ioF good.
Tas7 vers - foucrs: =.
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
fnxAxAx YAapa.
s.esfs e. head stack
n1CH1aAA aour1KK1 YARDs-
Nadd eo;a 9'Maly u heAd cossae cov'. avsrax1ns
Hamnosa sold Alexander g head, averaging $40
= = at!ssy Co. :o,a A3asasas. IL Ens,s 60, ~ head
- ]. afidisy sold El7:DR,ton 1sbsad, arer.s;nx 'ss
VIVID sod Livingston 9; head. averaging SIS ps.as
X conxer Z Co. sold Dasber T. head stock stes1s,
~ raging 80 I'M, u A.eo.
e.: .oid ss Cow, averaging
+: cansss Go. sold Hyn.a II Steers. averaging
u T. u. conssf c Co sold Alexander u head sses.s and
Oxen, :. esasing 1,lia q. Il 40: ,..
esssf5 s.. g ~ A'nn II nsAa ssse'' ''f
~ L. coageT I g: so,d Narks IS head Cows and
stse1'' s'sf's'hF Fos4 s. "; MI i s;s 4esD.
Adsrs sold Ia1den Is head Co#s. avdrs:lng SIG nv
hss@s ,o!a Layten 10 head co.', averaging 600 ss,
Ha.m. ,e1c +. ii. Funk q head Steers. averaging
Aosm1 .oid Msr II head cow' aud steers, a7sriE-
e BI5Vn Thnn pson sola Clifford y hesd Cows md
ADAM; ia 1st'r.v 'ahs.a s:ser'' .'erax1us s's
Adm: n Hmsa - head Gown md Hs,f.r'. NJ
ss Sssos :sa Aiilsi i; hsAa Steers. averaging 1osa
1ssmnssn 4. :o'S q 3 5s;5s5, 50 head Cow .aa
Ad.tal aid hanb- -1l.n u heAd Cows. Averaging
.; assns 81 IA head Cow. and Steers. ,vs'as-
psskn:r.od a r. Ro,hch1ld 10 head caws and sseers,
Ais rroEn Tnsnyssn : seld Rothshld II he.d Cows.
sans e is hssd Stock steess averaging 1900
win orx ! saror1 sold Wall u head. ayssae'ss
aa.5s :sd z.u |, head light steers .rar.gas soo
Madd so:d Gardner % head, averaging sss psas
dd .add rod, Rothehud had. aTsrasias sos os At
Ws1,work T. Ma losy so,d RoiachtId Il head aver
EVE Isiioly so,d Rosachna II head, s7es.
Hoos-f,ou the REPORTS z Ade on 'ChanEes wstst1n
.t III receipts and ahipra : snce osr last uaus
ccmpared with the receips2 and sh1p7eun Of 1ssI.
| oaya been as follow5. It should be borne Ia ulnd
that the ee'2n AID lhpaeas are rally those Of 1he
, 1865-08-16
CONDITION Of TEE CROPS.
Reports OF the Chicago Union Dis.
patch CompkDy.
ILLINOIS.
DArfLH CREEK, Calhoun Co


Bs1y1DEEE, Boone Co., Aue. T..
Tht.t was less wheat rown IN this sec,loa tass
Eear thss for many past, And although the Yield
viii ncr he large. 1tt think II HiJl be good
crop ~. o-s ol !. - ne .oa IA
,inonr, vas sowr. The most of ,he,csop il yet |
nj The neld, and r1nch Of It 3tand:pg. e tue
.eaiher has been ~ los tpetn'ne ts Inste
nuth more than ususl, and a}tnough the Late wet
weather has heen untaTossble. II We have no ftost
before the 10tn o1- 18th OF 6epteneei, ths Jiesd
suffered eornc from the rain. fotlfoes look tae,
but esrty yn1Ieues are sho~ing ttgns Of the rot.
Later kands VII escape r. + ~ - Ss!s g9o9 weather.
cSoo. nd II "a eecape thu effects Of the prolonged
"a rs, the farmers vii be vel! 50 y i'hsd: ,,
- =: BupA. Buresu Co., Aug. 10.
We have had rain ntarly every other day tor
The pat two weeks. Most Of tho wheat sud oats
e1e IL the shock. Bssas1 tnd ~ 40 IN isAe1.
Grain Is growing tn The shosk. md It's very
tave1, a1d even that v Ii poor In quality. Oafp
looks rel!, also so,ghum, fo!atoes,n daneer Of
tottng hsy nearly SPOILED H. vi H,as @,.Tt wss
g.. 50 cAxrox, Fulton Co., Aug. 10. :,
In this part Of the to1clTy. wheat hetns tn
shock ouring the sains, III be eotneWh It spol.ed.
bnt our farmers arc sel:cttnz It There wai
pTepa.. p1eoao on q beng very unaso. h,sey isat
ano bacly stsined. Oats, fair yield atd IN good
.clndfhon. Com promises most boautlfal crop.
S hSosh.s % s.smsndous :taia Int nlsht, oui eool,
E'ea1 a44 eAle " ~ ATwA1xa & uu11r. =
>, ,DAv1s, Stephenson Co., Au2.s,
The nhole equity IL submerged With raln, md
are secured !; The balsnce will probably spo, u It
c5cp. =. J. a; RRxakEHAx.
Dovszes 0hovr, Dnp,ie Co.. Aas;z.
, 1865-08-16
EBE CAMPAIGN IN IOWA.

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. .a,a ~. ..Mh,.s,, ~ ssols4cs e ~ Sue uus we
~. .".....,. % 'om .ae saus 80 saAu'I -, ~
w oone et.'at1'n' "nen w" fe7o' ID 'o4'
NV" ...-
=. - - ws.e o'taen o. tne unaNo s@ss
n.sr s..ta.e. "a 1919 ~ ~ c,s. ~ ~ "np aath. n.,s
.@~.s,ne: y. .,rc,,oa ~ ~. corn,v IN wbsch
r clsi, biz votn s,rtv d.yr. ahal he al t1r;ea to
Yo.e =. iii elect,me which are now. OF hcreaY,es
m, be authorized by lsw.~
OF cou.sc this resolution ,sas mot dictated
7,v sny 1otal necessity ex.s.ine In the sta.e
Of 1ora. that the negro should theze vote, as
The majority of tns,y thousand already rolled
m il that State for tbe Union party at once
epsures The colored men of Iowa all the pro-
lection they wsnt, and places the Republl-
csp party beyond thu need ofthei votes. In |
de- d, By The census Of 1860. the entire COL
ord population -of Iowa amounted to but
1.1p4 Of whom probably not more than two
hund1td and fifty Kould be adult males, and
lie. &C 1ottrs, were the amendment passed.
Moreoytr should the Republican party sue
c.ed IN the pending election, by. electing
majority In both houses In. favor OF the
ame16mcut. the Legislature after agreeing to
i-.nust rtie1 It TO tie ensuing Legislature to
he elected in 1867, and which will convene In
jspuasy, 1865. IT majority of the members
elected 10 each louseT Of that, Legislature
stall sglee to II, they a,e Sill further re-
aulscA 10 submit II to The pspple. All that
fbt Rerruhlftan p8rty IN the next tvs
, 1865-08-16

The actus1 receipts we're about 1900 hsAd. md tna
entered tales 100 bead.
Tnere hss been tals dsgfee Of sc11sy, and prices
sre well sustained. For heavy choice butcher HoEs
dealers hxye paid ans bsttsr PIE, thsn yeaterdaJ
bu1 stll no uuotapIe advance has oeen e.t2b.ilhed
A ls,ge number Of rhs SKIES to day were for tho
Bu9a.o md Clne!nnau markets The Nes York ship
pers are not vezy aetye u tho recent sv,ces do not
glYa promise Of = ver1 good weak.
Thb higheat asle to-day was by George AdAu,s, 1t
the Fort Wayne Tsst, Who sold 81 head. a7asag!ng
es6 ns, ut III 20 pr 100 n.
. Tho salta to-day haye been - follows:
, 1865-08-16

.. TuEsDAY Eym0a, AtG. D.
The following summary shows the movement
In produce and provisions during the past 81
hours, compared with tho movement for tho sarto
dime 1slt Je1f: