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, 1865-07-22
From California.

FAN FRASC1sco, July 21.-The Custom
Houee authorities have seized large quantI-
Hes Of champaign, tobacco and opium for IN
evasion Of tho revenue law.
Another Invoice OF 120 tons Of copper ore
has been received from Arizona.
A fire At Marysvllle today cauecd the In
slant death Of two men, fatRl injuries to sew
eral Others, and lesser Injuries to many more.
The property destroyed Is valued at 3G0, 900,
, 1865-07-22
Scrofula, Cancer, Skin Diseas
Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Goitre,
DF0psy,
IMPURE STATE OF the BLOC
A1e promptly snd thoroughly e1sdleated By
DR.. JAYNE'S ALTERNATIVE
Read the Evidence.

8C161EL1 1u& a6TzH 3X1E8.
NJ. c. p. HATFOHD. OF HI F.lgah, C:1suonst
Ohio, writes:
T.o scn Of IT. Richard 9Auyer has been as1io
with ECRnYuh Is AFl3Cr.pA roI about savta 7ei
Tee yaysEe1 OF thta dle1d!ul el2easa had bee3 81
that The boys nee Hss 1t tmea oae t1t;1e sona
aceued to zat Nor1e 3ad wotse, although lie Aadb
n1cer tie ca5p Ct the best phJstc1ars In this ct
OF the car ntsY. Last October II. ssv3tr Has ad
cd to give eJAES1'ssALTxsAT1T1s Hihl. a.d IA
corie1tcd 10 Do 50. bus with little hope tha: hts
wppl4 be ttnetted by II, u he hau tried E1aiti
14.I..eInuse. wltauut the sl1xnt t.-, nt4A Ivs.~n
8ca had tai4hfd The dr3t ponla an In 1foYau
Has peEcsprh1e. aad three bottles effected w.ats
t. be ApRTmacent cut] Tbs sores havo nj dis
psa.ed. and no oca. not AcQuain ed With tso cirtr
ttaEcts could auppos3 upon King 1ato tho eealt
happy taee OF AaAter sawyer. taas 10 had eve. kna
Gttkcesa Of AnI End.
, 1865-07-22
Den,h Of Iytshop;Potter.

NEW York, Jnly al.-The R4v. Aionzo
Potter, Episcopal Bishop Of Pennsslvanla,
brother Of Blthop Potter Of this State, aud
father Of Gen. r. 3. Potter, died In San
Flancisco on the ath instant, aged sixty -four
this city for California, q few weeks ago, the
deceased prc!atc WIS married to his second
wife.
, 1865-07-22

light, owing to The stead.ness Of gold. West
wAs shade better than At The close OF 'ChxuZe.
Oats Were steady. Corn was offered at Sc, with
buyers at 57- Gold opened mi cloaed Ia New
York al 1isK.
Sales on call were.
, 1865-07-22

FLern-Ye.y scatee, and b -her Etadss In zooa de-
tnAnd. Market nfm, with Strong upward tendency.
sales go eris high extra y 6 81 10 osls high az.
GRalI-Hhsat -3lazget ttsaiJ zud nru. sale1 or
1870 by No. white at q 55i cars No. wh.te st
6es = Hc. For MOL amber u " u.s aared. Corn
Demsnd good and msfk-t ira. 1t Sc. In bags KY4-
No. rse offered It 75c. without buJeFs. 0ats-Qliel
and fftH8 ftt1ueF. 4 1it n hRrF
, 1865-07-22

Connecticut Legislature.
HARTFORD, July 2l.-The Connecticut Leg
lslaturc, after session Of eleven weeks, ad-
5ourncd zine de this morning.
, 1865-07-22

for an Interim Of four months between
Presldeuual election and induction into Of
flee. Five to SIX wet As sdord abundance OF
time TO return and connt the votes. In this
age of railroads and telegrAphs- Tbs coun-
1sy las s. In and experienced the serious mis-.
chief whid m Outgoing administrat1on can
pelpctrote between November and March
4, In the conduct Of Buchanan and his cabI-
net during the winter Of 1901, when they
fostesed, protected and assisted the secession
of eleven Safes. The present long gap
should be reduced to onc.thifd. The sooner
ndte1tan election as held, that the new Pfesa-
dent takes his seat, tho better for the coun-
t.y, Tie t1me for holding the election can
not be fixed much later In the season than
now, on sccomt OF the Indictment state OF
cha weather.. : To conduct Presidential
canyass IN winter, and to hold the election
In tte last Of January, wop.d subject the pep
ME 10 great Inconvenience. The better way
Is, therefore, to have the Inauguration some
three months earlier.
Every Intelligent, patriotic Citizen must feel
that the adoption Of the amendments above
namtd, including The one now pending, would
Immensely strengthen the Government mud
free institutions. There is no insusmount-
able obstacle in the way Of their adoption
Congress can propose, and the States ratity
them. The process Is exceedingly sfmple.
6psedy and Inexpensive. Can there be any
doubt that these amendments, IN their puEl-
wing. ha1uonizing and salutary effect on the
nol1tics. administration and institutions ol
The country, would sdd centuries to The du'
yatsou Of the American Repuhlic9
, 1865-07-22

From The Above ta01e OF ss1es and prices it viii pa
seen that the santsctons to dsy havs been largely IN
The better elats Of stock. only about 20 hesd vera
sold uudsr t4t0, willis ,o1 OF 500 we're sold Abo7e
that 1gu1e-
This txh!blss the fact that ihl:bera hsva been nore
sctiYe to-day than previously. while the conon aud
u1etIor c!astes have been conpaz1tlvsly neglected,
lheuRh there Is !args arpp'y on hand seeking nar
chascYs.
VIC ye1terday mentioned the fact th4t shippers were
Esttipg An1ibns. and hAViag ohtsiaed \ ronees.cn
non ssllers. Nera hrfins more freely To-day this
fts ling has been more appsrent. ard although tho
weather In tao morning euftAi1ed operations to
extent, Will Be readily seen that they Hera Tar from
being tdlo,
Thar seems to tc no news from Eew York that
shculd tsuse diseoutaEtnent, Jet buyers are cog
ltan1J ttlktrg prices down, and have been quite sue
ct,sful Prime shipping saterl not 80 Eood t.
dAy, by 2r01sc. A. yeaterday, and the decline fror
the c.osnI rates Of last week Il fully &c. There
were u any Instances to-day In which prna Steers
sold for s6.z5 and $3.50. for which $500 and y1-s3
wou1d bare been readily given LAST Saturday.
The supply Of good Cattle Is Abundant and aulta
number ere It'll uosod.
Ths medium 11Ades, tnd Cow, lsht nteers and
auch litc nEe hardly saleabe. and 1n'e essscc 1co
d lower lhan ressatdsT. and from sc to &toQ 1as
ttan LAST weak, with = large supply On sa:a.
We quote this market ~ rather Resire IN tAr ahip
ntpR ESeeIs st reduction Of 2a2sc per 100 ns md
The medium And lower grades dull at dsclIne OF -
@ TIC per 1c0 ~.
A1e 4'4Ss CATTLE sAIEs To-Day.
sn1Rxtx rAaDs.
at@ -n' A'49 ~0''AoAN ~ A'A9' N''1 As''' D''
Aasms sold oberho1 ~ head. averaging l1o7 ~, at
SLenes sold Tiffany nesd, xytssgiug 1,n5g ., At
$3.50.
all 15s - v. -AAA -
| aTertrtnr so ~. At III 50. >
Gregory 4 Hastr e. sod D2ube LIS head stock
| Hail / Reeves 1oid Smith Is head. averaging 1.us
j. sad:r to,a Smith 81 head, averaging 1oso 1t, 1t
Alan. ,ola Hu.d Co. 1s head. averaging 1,1so n,.
Isc'ss Es,lsgs sod Cock ,s neaa, sy.zsz,ag 80
Gcoley 3 Kdtiaea to1d B.rr,ida 20 head. averaging
AZ aas: na ieis Zach !. h.sd aysrss,nr II, ps At
Rssart Hold Aoo:s 50 Asad. averaging LAS s'. at
Gregory 4 Co. sold Hasd & Co, = head, averaging
Coo,ey "a, so1d asyrity Is head, averas1ug so
~, 1t IL 50. =.
Cco.sy 4 E1d;st sold shtzNoed - had. Aystsx-
D'A '''>' 49, s1cn,asx IT M sou7y.rs xAsos.
p;T:'n 81 Iola tss u head COMMON Steers a'e''s
uk 4v.s ~ -. - 90. .s hses .o,rnn a.as,s a,.x
AsfoH ;t NJ ~ seoId r,,h + Y,,fv, n h..d f.i,
| Steers. sTefsc;nF 1.JsS ~. u So.
Il. Fhutfps sold Llyt&atone II head Averaging iu4
pR pR.1.e. .o,a v.e,,., =, t..d .rrr.v,nc1 III AZ
| At. -''A ~'-'1-A- ~ N@--'
Gtid1aJ CO 4old dcheur u head Steers. aTssag
j Ing 1,lC4 Bs, At $l.t3
, 1865-07-22
COAMEKCIAEs

FRIDAY EVEEHa, Jsly Il.
The following summary shows tho movement
Ii prcducs and provisions during the psst Il
housr compared with tho movement for the came
tine last year: ..--..- -...-.
, 1865-07-22

The County Commissioners Of Tipppeeanoe
eonctv. Indians, have subscribed s25o00 to
Aha nroposed direct railroad between Chicago
an6 lafayette, to be paid when said road is
graded, the ,aridge built aenoss the "aoa.h
liver, and an ampls arrangement made to
procure iron and rolling stock
, 1865-07-22
Ano1her lBn6uio Strike,

BUFFALO, July 2t.--The elevator men have
rot plenty Of hands and the work WAS re-
sumed.to.day. No further difficulty is apprc-
hended, AL Is quiet.
, 1865-07-22

There was fair atteudauce 1t the Eyenlng E1-
change, but The Toluae af business wxs rather
, 1865-07-22
spBsCR1PxlON AGENCY z-so LOAN.

HbC0Xo &AI6{x2I H1&x q f&a31486.
Inl1 Bank VIII rocasvo Eubscnptons 10 tds INV ~
q. .. Nntas, AH4 par tha interest npze dan c1 rub
ae1irsion q tho ksa Of JutT. = - =
theee nptdt 41e 1sdued IN deHdna1GNo09 Of n U0Q,
500 u 900 and ,1u: betf 1ntersEs 1t tka rnss Of
the opt1oo o. tho aeycs nrsnt, pT oe4 = Iod. md
pnyEhln thFne y1411 nm l3kh Of jury. Id, q c14y
bo conyatod NJ tAa opkoH Of thu noid&T. u As1{1J
Into Pr can't 50 xad: bearing bonaf.
We kiso Keep On band = f1H Stook Of n denoH.tnA-
ttor1 for Immediate delfTr1y 4nd will .fofr11h tho
s1re 10 Basters and AGcnm nan ofexpres hafzus on
~N--N j 4. gI11s. P11ldenL
, 1865-07-22
AOIAA. = . SENVfVtV
II M.cn11x, iii nanfaia Il sssA t,nf1a ri

NNNVfHV~
Tho Museum will contain large halls Of
cu1iositiee, long saloon, with stage, for
philosoph!c and scientific lectures and exper-
imentst polytechnic department, for the
exhibition Of working models ofaaew inven-
tiona, picture gallery, aquat}a, Immense
thex1cr on the ground floor, TheTe equestrian
performances Will be given three months each
year, in Winter. pantonaime three months, in
hummer, and "hf9h claeaad moral dramas
anu sp. c.acles ;" during the rest Of the year
On the roof will be placed, the geological
gaydene, containing animals Of every nature,
the whole covered with well Fentilsted
story above the roof. An elevator viii be
worked by steam engine In the cellar, and
the whole structure viii be fire proof This
is as NC understand II, bat aint outline OF
the new museum project, Of which Mr. Bar
mum is sole p1opTietor. It's SUCCESS will do
pend greatly on the cordla! cooperation OF
Americans at home and abnoad-a co-opern-
tion which will doubtless be given heartIiy
and lntelligauuy.
From every section OF the country Mr.. Bar
NUN Is receiving letters Of sympathy from
persons Offering him collections Of coins, OF
ehelle, stuffed birds, Revolutionary relfcs,
and rebellion record cutiosItles. Gen. Scott
bas presented him with q very unique COL
lection Of personal relicR, Which will be Of
great interest as ytafs 70 on.
, 1865-07-22

stuf May QEoen, McHenrJ. n uu River sund ndrias
Prop Ottaw4, ware y, Huskf4ou. s11dtleL
Prop NeEdota, PERKINS, Hara:o, sun RES. !
Pr B Po.cmAc, Ea11ts1r, Bn1alu, sun1t1es. !.
P7cp NezcI ant, Bsi1x5 Buffalo. suntr.es.
Fyop Ypuur Az eric. !, DSuenshasSh. sundf!ss.
Prnu NJ utgomery, 6lllI1t SafnIs, sandstea
nasque hAltl.nu, Mckay 0ode,tsh. y ooa bn cor /
B:r4us Jebu aWee1ys Walker. Buffalo. l7,@
kheAS
Ba1quo stsr1 B. Pstew, Boomer. Buffalo, 80
corn. -.-.... II
Sehr Gold Hunter, Grover, BuHAlo. 1850 "a eess
Schr Iatta4. Nil tams. PpF. Eo,borne l3 IL hi cf .
sehr D,ck Romrfr, Derry, B1H.lo. Al o0l hi shtatl
fcss ~ + ssstt' Spencer. sns e. y, M e:rn1
sche A. K. UsFt, SPAR, Bndsio, ii M bn ccrn.
3. hf ~ Eth krr. etalkss. Burato. 173sa bu cafn. &
stht ltaflRht, HAl ysy, Port olb r4r, l9' y % u
9cht. Ee tchun, Fnl, OF, Part Co,bo<ua, LIZ bu
, 1865-07-22

s M na1s been quits LIBERAL snd he
demsrd aoutWhAt ana- a-r.., ,.,n4,,v IN Cle4e-
!ano, C1aeins. ~ 1hs Kew Yofk msxket thsre wu
natbtng 1,to actiyity In Tho trade. tade....~.,.,
p.,es1 toda3 h.1s heen aomsNaaf mora saAks 'a"a
, 1865-07-22

AAua$ EA@ Y
Lie D-......t {
Klp,mdm, y , {
Kip, heavy. = y 9
LN. y A..-.....1 ]
Upper. R..f..... |
Cot1nhyQppH-i 1
AlAnEhtsr Sole . . {
Harness, p p...e
Upper G
Kip. Ro. ! me-
dunn m..........1 l
KiP,N No. ! h'V.. 0
Cali. t1F1-......1 !
French Kip, Ii
eholcE..- .-....-I
French Ct, = :
, 1865-07-22
CHICAGO CArTLR mARKKT
0TzICX o. THE DAILY II
FftLtkV EY&ftnr. In

OT7Iu o. TIE DAILY T8tuC11,e
Friday Ere1tnz, July =.
BEEF CATTLE-AteordInG to the Beard OF Trade
rorf Tbs receipts and stlprsntI Itaee las tseuc
compared tbs corresponding period of 1861 h.ve
bet al follows. 1t should be borne In mind talt
ihsse receipts AID shipments a1o really those ot tha
daY ntkt entfUX.
, 1865-07-22

Here Inc MARKET Tor G6ld WAB dnIl AID 6te1dy
at 141fA14e. On The Stock Board there was very
little done, with sales OF Cash Gold On tho 1sr
Board at 1l2@14sl, snd On the 2sD Board At 1l24
l14a&. Silver was quiet It 1873.
Government Bonds we're very quiet. We quote:
Buying. Selling.
leQ-E FV9 ~
seyen-T Thirty bonds are unusually acttve-larga
orders arriving daily from the interior.
Cock County Scrip was dnu and nominal at 9et
@97 for new, and 9s} for old.
in St. Lon]s Eastern Exchange il In good sup
ply at par selling and Ito discount buying.
"A New York correspondent OF the Boston
Rost gives the following statement Of the amount
OF tsxnble property owned By Incorporated COM
psnies doing busiutes In that city:
, 1865-07-22

IoonI Z asW11d. ne qnots:
esst y bite on pr car o.e, PEI
beszoe Ess =; -, IN y -
shipped taday 9e0 ~ Cut Meats, 73l bris PORK aud
!, 80 NJ Lsrd. There wsa TeEy atttye atmand tor
bArleled Pork to-dsy, and the market Nts bupysut
An1 higher. Bulk Meats ruled quiet.
B1esa Pork-i9 actl!e demasd 20 md idvaaesd q %
lots At l29 co; 1oe osa do extra haIl At n1-the
mslGet c:csicY quiet and ateady 1t 1870.
vsnced % @sllo Z brl. eales totdsy v 10 n1lss1:
city pAcsed Css. ntxntl It 1n %, 11a hEla 10 90.
M sm Nth buy an It rs So and Iete9a At 81 d.
Bulk Meats -Ea{.ec.el and nominal. sh 1ul1s.1
Lard 8cArCa Ru1 N. F1tue retta u held at
19Ac n primo a{sam n NC
EEEO8-Mafket qu1tt bnt tFU- Sales vera s bu
CloVer.t $1s @: hsM eholce Timothy II Is 10 !;
l2o bn flH1 q u i 10 ssg1 q sl.so.
GAkSAIdt In kctlYs demand 1nd rEu. Be.
, 1865-07-22

nc note no ehsnge IN market values. ne guote:-
0IftA 1$tt
Sreea 1Ateo ot!snmed-......-........ .....,.. - II
utJ 8Atcd. N1of1ed- IN
oT1 Flint. +........ nH AJAX
Kipp Green bxatto tttREe6...... ..--....... SKA
LEATKER-Tho market IL without a1J nav lea.
tire. ana ne continue to qno.zs
, 1865-07-22
~.1,,,. n. d.v . tcc,se Of ,sa:o, =
HO6 SALES TODAY
.arxrWAW YtHTtT

y,,tertsy, 81 during the day decline OF Haco3
II n hsa been eskahNihed. We auo1e INC nSsKes Is
mode. stely aetiva 1t the decline.
The aa.ss have been ~ 70 lowss
Zoo SALES TODAY.
, 1865-07-22

n. JAMKs KHRBT. Of Grreubusa. Clinton Con-

NJ. JANEa KIRBY, Of Gsrerbusa4 Cinson Count
Mich, Nri:es. Juuf, lse4:
A17uAr1y1 ed s4s4F1Tz Fu1s % as!e aoaa ios u
= sen",s.t1 Atk With Llvax Complaint and Dy
.s,.,s n Doctor could xt7s No no zrlieE aud ~
ssar.fensd y being beyond the Feaea Of m.dtcir,
~nrs 4 nai1hoor called and Urged m4 to TT d
.J.vue1 uesknsnt With tha Alternative snd sanasly
Fsih. / Immediately procured them, and Sa,lox,n
sts directions closelJ. 5000 III. ea4ef and IN d
or Two beE1A to rnead- by tho uma had cor1u1re
thrta bottsk IN Enjoying xsod heath, better IL
ceed. taa1 feneooef toe tn 1eafs- have no douo
ttase medicines h27o entirely cured ny d .sease.
Far additional testimony, "a JAyna'p ke:ucu ~
mAaac, 10 b Ind K,1its OF Al Azeuts-
All Dr.. .. jayne 4 Sons Family Medicines III sols
IN Chicago b9 FU1LBR, FINCH FULLER; LcIu
4 1MITH: BDRHHANa VAN sCHAACK; ?. d q
II. HOOKER ly10dlss.1 In \ TkaA Atp
, 1865-07-22
Internal Regenue-Ssh Illinois Ill.,

! u1ct.
The following Is the assessment of the
Eighth District Of Illinois, returned On the
annual List to this date. Said assessment
being for licenses, Income, and articles In
schedule 4, A,conslsting principally Of carriages,
pianos rcld watches ard oliver wars.
, 1865-07-22

TOWLE'S PILE AND HUMOR
4 CURK-WkrfSntedA permanent euro In al czan
or money refunded. Fer testtnoniAll And setefr1ea
to aoua Of oue prom ne1s clta5ens sppl% 2
Qnde{ TteM pos EoQoa
Fold dya9JRhaA mna1a6Rt &1-N&&A N
, 1865-07-22
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
The Great Sangerfest.

The Singer Excurdsns-The Prize
t0nts NJ mt the academy OF N1uslc-
Summer GoaE1p - -CrokDn-Spor1n
Commercial Facts-kUmher IFAVeas
, 1865-07-22
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

sgz ]. eeasas - .ss'aes r. = e, ,a.sz {.
: te1s~4 F21pA4 EYxu1a. July Il. rss1.
FFTE1GnTFkzs Wet: 3 81 Id
Ea1aue American Union. and zchrs Ellen Williams.
S5sS S,,s,, sss Elaa 'oae' corn st se ''Fa'"
iLora sHaaHAss ns@.; Sc aad p, @ PER Yrs pr1
FESEK K-Reset.sa sl2 ~: ,gnss; t1s p51' =;
g 20 h. not 9ssa I'd lo9 q or!s T.
ers1sa i 81; & y IL =?
li9 o.: e /; e m 81. e
81 ? I; H g., ri: :. :eas DsIek." at s'9a Rte
,WIiE1TkffeiIss,t t;'te ou: .h!pp:a; Z 80 b.:
1!oe ia 81 n Fe ETH lied It'll Z as srssa Enztret:o5
ID E15a i tis: 900 = ". 4 sit: 500 q %
10 bn f:iacssd ii :ec: - 81 do as ssc:. Cles.1s
v" fsye S i s -: s9a ,s5 ie pu
Mstisi sataas:a Haie q So: ~ .s;osias VIZ:
~ Ss 90 - = q III e: + @ s :?
e coss o. or SsA.p oa b So. %
l7lo bu DO =, ssc-cloanE wasx at 57xc t5s No. /,
9s ;1eas nn shipped. 10, bu
Ns' seSpa NJ *Sx: sHs ss b % ::
s. ~ S:1Fs1 aass ssfs saa
sosas ,aau.<y < sor sss,p in special houses 1t SIC os
ief q ss i mons: .hore mona, Mr.
tet gai.t sna ,e Oesssr. aasa vsfs: 80 o6u No~ No.
AS.GuaOL-Som,aala as ssro4l,.
BEA S@-MAsfes Quiet 81 d nominal At 7391..5 per
II hK5si 1 II; ~ 'ee 81 IL Auketnom
ina!s tssa @31 g gss ~ tas ~ g ? ms ~
B1ss i q1etsa 4 i aaa.m |1'1''' ~
hE.X15s %i3:,, aaas7, ,nD,,,ea and
owing 70 the xstepce ct good locsl anu shtp2tnx
, 1865-07-22

W{1tE1:
NJ younkeat soa. Azed Ten ys&rs, III attached v
RPiIxPsx. OK EP1LRT1o FITS, 31d hid hin atts
Cd BY seyesa1 Of ouf pess physIclaul ioz nessy et
teea months without Any masa ial beaet.; taes ~
EeE aiming At Irregular psstods ron tHo u y
1te5a and incraasinx In fsrszit7 and Hequec
September 1h, l9tu, he had ta1e9 ya1Y hs{d spe
AID On Ehe nth IeceEnr:ented the use Of Jars
ALEx1A1It1 And 9AaAuTn P111. aad lsom tsatsl
TO thla ha taa Eayez oeen troubled With thsg1. Il
have every ttason to hope hs i permanently cur
In al. hayo bought for:Y.tvo bottles Of the Ate
tive, and half dnxaa boxes Of sanatiyo Fills: sat
II 70 This pa.sIate1ea In THAR nse regularly ard C.
SANITY 1pz 70 long tso, thss attribute tbs en-!
1eEoyal Of tho dtEease-
, 1865-07-22
Rarnum's proposed New MUSEUM.

Rarnum's Proposed New museum.
Very few people have any idea Of the capl-
tai required to start such IN enterprise as
Mr. Ba1pum proposes. lie calculates that
the
Cost Of The ground Will .$ioa, 300
Cost Of the building 15ys01
Cost OF collection. 1N,01G
, 1865-07-22
STOCK MsRKRT.
F11DA1 EVENING, July u.
skfrk Az TIN VYBaf HnkHn
MOL Spring N1eGt.
5,QQl HE...lll G,1nQ ....t 1,

eALza AT sHcoAD BOARD.
A14Asratnv, CayF
, 1865-07-22
< <[NA" ~@Ss EKr

1rflfft nv DR. ElHpr nf fhn |
~ D.a.rtrant le1 eotnr inte,ost,,o. f.,ts
l1eAea'5 D.p L....s' .'e~~
and figures arc Eve, oeN'"s w ING anHn-
cdal grown aAu pIuaPc11y Of 1ne western |
States, ipcludtns Inc statca west Of Penn6yl- |
rania and north Of the Ohio, with Missouri |
and The territory of Nebraska. The aprre.
rate populst,on of t1ase eleven VALLEY sset.s
!, 1ac1e va, IN .ar spo oe1; -.. -. - 49,
=, .s.:.,, =, "1:y4 i'et esn% VI 'uo
~tsA popo4auoA o. tne unlon- Their feal
and personal property was valued at 81 5t9,-
aG3, 737,-31B7 per cent Of the total wealth Of |
the uation. Slaves excludea.: The cash value
of their farm. Has - 4ea sa1 oa1-37.05 ,per
ca,,t ~ tha 4.t.1 r. ra,.,,,,r ;,.n1.r,.nta
s.n,....s - ess EoE Is
Aoo uatue1! lucy 4aa *oe, - ~. ~ Pa
CENT, ana Ok ave ssock *'5o-s 4@7,Ss4,--oo'A PEI
cent OF the whole.
While they have thus but about thhty-two
per cent OF the capital Of the country their
aFr'cu}tofA products amounted 70 *l,las,-
606, GEO, which VAS equal 10 *9+f per cent OF
the total OF the Union. exclusive OF the cot
ton, rice, cane, sugar and molasses'
Striking from this aggregate ~ rough e.
tirnate Of the Taiue Of Inc farming ampae-
S2e, Coz, Geo, and there remaans wv mulions
worth, for consumption IN tns pfoooc:lg
States and tor ma1ket IN 'otna1 et+tes and
foreign countries
Tho United States exported In the yea. ending
June So 1880, to iii foreign eounsies Of tbs artl.
clea enumerated and embraced IL the preceding
sla:sfntnts> INC salae ot ko4,esl,vH. II 1mpos'
eloie 70 nsee laese e1pols ~ ~ sevetG ontes
"u'sa uss ,,ste. ~. - 'nS1 s.'
80 :, Sorcss.,e NJ ~ ~ ne.r,1 soT., ,ran.
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Washington Items.

NEw YOHK, June lO.-A special to the
Times, dated Washington, jane 9th, says {:
We can say autboritatiVely that the
goVernmenthas positively determined that
DAVIS shall be tried by civil stribuual.-
This question was decided in Cabinet
meeting within the week past. Whore the
trial will take place has not yet been de.
cided.
State agencies generally devote them
selves to settling soldiers accounts, thus
relieving our brave men from the risk Of
being sWindlsd by uuprincipled sharpers.
Mauusel B. Field, late Assistant Secre.
tary Of the Treasury, has been appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue, for the 9Th
district of New York.
a specisI lothe Herald dated Washing
ton, June 9th, says:
Fhe Georgia delegation recommends to
the President, Isaac Scott of Macon, for
Provisional Governor, and promiseto send
Joshua Hill to the o. 8. Senate.
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Bv Teleora5ph.
\ or Later Dispatches sao ara PsEo.
The Evacuation of Galveston. Texas.

AAASfAAN N0S0HsS40AAO4 AE44BG0BUuR GAhb8s
NEW YoRK, June lO.-The Times' cor
respondent with the feet. off Galveston,
under date of the Gath of Nay, says Calves
ton was evacuated by the rebels on that
day. 1t appears that few days previ.
ous'y number of psroled rebel officers
were brought from New Orleans and land .
ed. among them Gen. WILCOX, swell known
iuTexas, and it was hoped they would in.
hnence q surrender. This proved TO be
the case. As on the Gath the announcement
was made by signal. Galveston was cum
ntngly evacuated, and it was found that
each soldier had taken his musket and
marched home.
2 AFhe famous blockade ruuuer Denbeiph
'Ras-FUn-aslor and destroyed.
The Herald's Texas correspondent says
Forts Mannassettand Grifia, strong works
defending Sabine Pass, were occupied by
Lieut.. Commander Pennington, of the
gunboat Owasco, without opposition, on
the 26Ih ult., The rebel troops had all
evacuated before the arrival of the federal
forces. It was said that they left 10 a state
OF mutiny1 and that this was the prevalent
condition of the rebel forces generally in
xaspriot oi-the time of Kirby Smiths
surrender. Nine heavy guns and other
property were found in these two
forte. iraI - :.
Delegations of citizens met Commander
Pennington and expressed themselves viii.
ling to surrender everything, anxious to
take the oath Of allegiance, and delighted
at their restoration to the protection OF the
National Government. And this seemed to
be the feeling of Texans generally.
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THE English Government and press be-
gin to get uneasy about that "little bill"
for damages. to American commerce by Au-
gIo Confederate priVatesrs. fitted out in
British ports. The subject, it appears has
been presented by Mr.. Seward, with a
blandness and courtesy that was obviously
intended to disarm suspicion as to the ex.
istence of an iron hand nuder the velvet
glove. Lord Palmsrston, for instance, in
reply to certain iutetrogatories upon the
subjs jsct ln,the House OF Commons, said that
United States Minister Adams had broacbed
the subject, but that there had been no
time to reply to 1t. OF course, neither Min
lister Adams nor Secretary Of State Seward
will be guilty of overstepping the proper
bounds of diplomatic courtesy, and will
afford Earl Russell plenty Of time to col.
lect his ideas, 'Bnt it Is noticeable that the
public mind is getting agitated on the sub.
ieCt, aud the papers are anxious to know
whether President Johnson really intends
to renew the demands for indemnify. They
don't like the idea of Lord Palmerston not
telling all he knows, but they will probably
be informed in due time.