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, 1865-08-10
THE WEATHER And TIE
CROPS.
By Special Dispaiches 10 the Chtcnzo
Tribune.
ILLINOIS,.

AH11xsrow, Burean Co., H.. Luz. Sit z..-ed
here last night. We hAd just commenced to
etaee grain. Wheat IL consequently fprouti1g
badly Oats large crop. Corn behind and grow
.ur to etalk. Whent abort ne-fourth crop, coc,-
pprtd with last year, and poor quality.
CaxBa1paE, Henry Co., Ill. Aug> a.-The
vteat harvest is over. and, on account Of having
70 much rain, l. tprouting IN the .hock. Tic
Weld Of wheat will be s1naa, not cna~halt lh7t o;
~. gea., and Of poo. quasity- os.s sss sss \
md il the wet weahe. confines, they Will rot In
tho feld. Grass L. ne7rly ali cut, int Is lady
DAMAGED by the 1ncetsart I'LL Of rate4 and large
s1nount viii rot In the field. Corn, good pros
ueet, being very tslI, and, On account Of late
ratnt, L. growing a.e1F, but IL very Wecdy a7d
r1assy; Il the isost keeps of, there will he 4
eood c,op. 1uueh better ttAn eo.a2on. broor1
corn Il COW looking well, I'D grcst prospects o.
q pocd crop; oycr 2.r30 acres p'suted IN this
county this rear. Sorgurn ia rot looking seSy
will: quit. quantity planted, hut on account or
drx wcattct IN the Sumner, II IL rat5er sptndly.
HnHtyer, think the late rains VAL bring II out-
20 that there viii be pt1tty tatr crop set Ap.
n1ea- neart and cherries, are not hAs CROP
The era1I fruits, euch as curra1te, gossess:st'ss
md taspberrlee, are abundant Grapes sEs aoos,
ing finely, aud q good yield II c1pectso. 4HAe II
Altogether, farmers do not expect TO msEe 'neAs
fortunes Ibis yer, but hope tor better ane1 Ae1l
t!1nt.
HoxEa, Chsmpaign Co., Auz- 9--Fah "aea,
about half crop this reason damaged onetoie
by xesther very little spTing wheat fafeee
hire. Oats heavy 3ie'd; ones'ah DAMAGED.
lASA11r, L.sslle Co.. Aug. ave nave nat
;wo days p:eaaant weather, but to-day Is "Ar1
n.c clo adY, and looks Ike raan. Farmers art
rctr,y ali through harvc.rns IL this section
Whttt ind c..s little da.naeed. Rye and barley
| Goos: ''nie tsised- The prospect toE corr All
p.tators ~aa neScr better at this time Of th'
year.
LocKroET, Will Co., Ans. 9.-Thcas cut. but
largo proportion not yet EtAeked, AID ie Ves.
uuch damaged by the late rs3ns probably VII
not be ever hall crop. Not much re raises
here. Barley ruined BY rsins, ana worthless
Corn bids fir to be good ceop.
/ NAcoxB, McDooouga Co., Aus. a-Gratn al
| mt md two. thirds IN stack. About one third q
csop Q. wheat; three fouzths Of oats. Rye at
h,,1rv viii te saved II we are favored With a fe,
mo.o dsys Of good westaes. An average Fro.
,srt frr corn- Weather cleat<
otn HILL, Iska Co., Arg. a-aa1vesueg
, 1865-08-10

Five Ant1-Slayery Congrsssmcn Ger
tAln-Oup District In Doubt.

Irr1sy111r, Apgust a.-TLe Jntoh .Iftss
r.kfs the following estimates uf Congressional
najrxities: "a
First Distr3ct-Trimble, pro.tlavtrg, 3,ooo.
Second DIkttiet-Cloee; Ycatuan. antl-slaVerg,
probably e1ettra.
Third DiktrIct-C1oee chsrces eysn between
Lcw1y AID GE!de1.
Fourth Dfsr1c'-HardsnR, pfo-slavesy, 3,50.
Filth Dlstrict-Rousseau, sntisiasery, 1866.
sixth District Smith, antl slavery, 800.
Seventh D.et1tet-shanklin, pro els7ezy. 1900,
Etctth Dietrict- Randall, anu slavery, 4.0oo.
Sinth D.atric.-NcKee,a anti slavery.1 900,
BOONE FClxACE, Ky. Aug. s,-1he Union n1.
}or,ty in Carter is go; Rowan, 152; drscn0p AID
Lemse, 40 to bo.
1HxrSoroy, Aug. s.-The news is still MesEez
frcm the districts elet Of hera. McKee Is elected
by about 1,0l0 majority; this la gam. Col. Lilly
/: re ced TO the Sen1tt; 50 Is Col. Morrow; bo'h
Of tht fe arc gains. egs1n also 1he hepEesena
eerts N unbroken delegation to the Leg:s1A'ure
~ isr a. heard rom, which gives gain nf 9eve
nj KNOX county Rtves q r:dlcs! majority q 5S9
Laurel county glves RADICAL majority Of a0.
Powell County gives a email ma]0tlty fof the
Cnicn Ticket. We have lest two Representative!
| IN thia rart Of the Statet and have gained nVe
! Representatives, and three Senators.
For CouRrets, Wsrd, 3s7; Smith, Union, ~.
Pad1csh-The Dtmoesatle ticket Is e!eeses
| throughout the cnttre First District, aud Trim
Ile. Depocrat, gets b,rG2 ms5or!ty lor Congress.
MArsyu1H, Aug. 7'-For Congress- Tue vote II
| ton Trrc1rcss Of Masnn county I'd. M:kee, Uuson
| ~. Uurtt. pro slavery, Ss7. oec unIen AID on
| nfo*laye1y nhn elected to the Legislature.
, 1865-08-10
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
d Train PJun4es Into 4 Rlver-0n
Person Killed aud Several Injured.

NORWICH, c., Aug. "a train from New Lon
don for Boston, TIL. morning, TEE of the tack
seven nt:ts north cf New London. -Four cs1s
were plunged into the river. Oneps.scnger WAS
Killed, and twelve or rIteeu others Injured. none
sesioutly.
NORWICH, Ang. s.-The following are addition
a! names Of the passengers Injured hy the rat].
road accident this morning: Wnrcy North, Nan
t,lcket, Mass., cut In head; Maria ust:ey, co!o.-
ed, Wilmington. n. c., cot on the chin ;
Geo. r. Sabine. Fltchtu1g, M4.s., bruised
and stunned; 8. G. Johnston, Hollistoa. Mssa.,
ankle epsained; Jhs. ca1eye, Immigrant, cut on
bend and hip; E. Mcdonald, Immigrant, cut On
head and hip; Patrick Deegan, Immigrant
bruised cn head; L. P. Gau!lssd, Boston, slighs.
II bruised; Wm. q. Brown: Baltimore, bruised
On head ard shoulder; Mrs. Wm. Il. Brown,
Balttnore, bruised on head and shoulder; II. N.
Moore, Mobile, Ala, head cut and arm brutssd: 4:
Otto VsnUun, slightly cut In head; Mrs. Geo. ".
Fu:k and daughter, Brooktine, Mas, cnt n
head Il. G. FerEuson, Boston, cut In head: Al
bert Witt, Worcester, badly bruised In side,
back erd heat; 2. Dexter, Worcester, neck and
hip a1iehuy Mrs. Geo. ". Strickland, N. r., Sc
we're cut over the eye Mrs. g. P. Dnstan, ". T.,
cut CT forehead; c. Curry, Boston. face and head
, 1865-08-10

6BsAssin a tIon-A Recollection Of the
fiFeat Fire nt Santf1Eo-aAVacxAf fro III
Peru. dcc.-1h he War In FnfASuaTs

PAxAxA, July 3o-Don Enrique Pallcoef. Nln.
i.ter from Gustcmsls TO E1e1rsgu7, Was ds:AssfE-
a:ed On the night Of the 18th. bY person named
Rtras. Mo cause IL asIfgned.
In Chill, Congress- baa been fortnight eoust5-
orig Article s Ct tho Constitution. which makes
tas Romsa Catholic the religinn Of the cou3'ry 10
The exclusion OF the public exercise OF any Other
The man Legaste, celebrated tn connection With
&c svf1l Ere md destruction Of females IN Santf
aso, Daade sp.cea On The antiees to soa4e two
huLdsed ecnarl.as. aad 10 excited them taat the
whole crowd cf women rushed to the Cungcs.,
-lseau1lns "Deash to ths he.st1Aa t. Les a.
holy religion" DC. =.
a IRE 1t Valparaiso, on. the 25th Of june. dc.
streyed $am,0t0 worth Of property.
The newe from Perm II not any unoYe hnpeFul OF
tie restoration OF tranquility. Ths revolution
arY forces seem to be concentrating at Of nca1
TruxilIo.
private letter from Lsms, the 18th nit, says
the Preside Mt ol Peru has purchased the Am .rt.
can ship White Pigeon for the purpose Of srauz.
porting ttu ex President, Gen. Castillo, to s0ud
port in China.
A6yices from Buenos Ayres are to the i'h oi
june aId state thst oa the e5th OF May, after .
severe neht, the Argentine lorces succeeded IL
recapturtrg Coriens1s from 1.-THE Pa1acuayans,
From reports, Lopez Is likely to meet with gen
era! defeat 1t Ia alao eald that Baron Sacur gave
baltic to the invaders With 1900 men. zspaltinG
the Parsguayan.. who lest 1000 men. The repor,
il tonetea. There IS 1otntnE important ftou
Ecuador. The rebellion appears perfectly Q1slied
for ,he present.
LATE3T.
PANAMA., July 31-9a n.-Tho Golden City. jus
arrived, rep, ,rts the Utlted States aneshtp L.n
caster at Acapulco, acTe1ely damaged by hea71
weather, On her trip to that port, oh Gaps Sa1
Lucas. tshe remains at Acapulco 70. rcpars 9Tht
Corfu R1ca bring. <7so, ,0c0 IN specie.
, 1865-08-10

singular Decision on 4 Cotton Caae--
Other 1tem44



TIE American Government having placed au
embargo tn a cargo OF cotton ehippea from Ill.,
yara 10 M1, Brsslsn, Confederate aaeat at LIVER.
poo., the cs.e Was carried into the Court Of Chan
ceIy. Vice Chancellor Wood gave bis decision
recognizing the tlAln OF the unt!ed States Gov
efprbent to the cotton, but co !sl detlog the
existence Of tain agreement he.Wcen
The Confederate General and their agent, bind.
ing upon the United States as the aneeessots OF
the Confederate rove HIen', ne ordered ataat
BEtslan be permitted to BE- receiver Ia the Gaze,
which would eEahla him 10 dispose Of ths cotton
and pay ali proper charges. he gtTtng security
for 80, ,LN, the amount which would prob lnly
be found absolutely the property Of the Uaited
States. The quantity Of the cotton ts about l'o90
bales.
=, Tho Army azd Nary Gazette epeaks upen the
probability Of EnSIsnd being involved IN the In
pending war IN the Plats.
Dr.. P1ftthsrd. the Fnlsorer Of bis wife and
mother. was hanged in q ,asgow in the presence
Of I'D immense c1nconrse.
The Paris B0urEs Ia fat at G7 ffsntsv
A meeting between The AOTete'g0s o. Ausula.
P1nss.a, Bavaria, and sazon!s, a. sasahousS' Is
Tbs abatement Of the cholera at Alexandra is
The European polticsl news /. n1importart:
The Paris Bourte IVES dfmer. Rentes c.osed 1t
iospos. July a9-s eo., esa; Illinois Central,
e G,sEaIoe1. july . es9-p. m:-couon ra4Ek;,'
c:osipe du!l, with downward tendency. Br.ad
etuGs quiet but s'endy. PtoTi1tous ateldy. Lara
helderr demand IN sdyAuce.
LospoN, July % -Cops7l seiS29a4 for money
Gen. Brcckin1tdEe has arrived al South smploE
frt.n tht. FCekt IudteE.
, 1865-08-10

TEc popular majar:ty against the emauc:-
patton candidates IN Kentucky is pzobioly
cot 1a1gcr than 8, 900. but this cstries with it
Il Legislature hostile to TIE Constitutional ii
Amendment, and will enable the pro~s1ave1y
party to retaIr In their Interest tie CaELed
States ssnato:ship nov held by Garrett
Davis. The Lower Houae Of the Legislature
will stand abou. Is emancipation 10 s pro.
slavery The Congressional delegation is as
Indicated ses'erdly, with the addition Of
Capt. Samuel Mckee, emanci ;atton, elected
IL tic 9th district. The delegation is there
fore S emancipation and i pro-slarcrF-
, 1865-08-10

p1ogress sing elewlJ owing TO tho rain. Oats about
one-e,pbth crop. Com L. looking nne!g, and
there will be large crop un}css Injured BY eatlT
froeh.
PaA1n,r c171, MeDcncush Co., ILL.,, Au-.s-
The harvest Is about finished In this
vicinity and the damage 10 tbc'' crops
Il not 20 great Is was anticipated. The
s;rine whest Is damaged 70 come extent. Even
tnat portion which Rad not commenced growing
Is damp and ur 1t for Touring at the present.
There .s butlittle damage done to rye 20 far as:1
can 1esrn, and the tsme Is true Of oats.~ There
waa ve11 little barley rtleed IN this sectson, not
enough 10 creste snE unessfresa a. to tts presat'
ya,iou TIE com bids fair to make to1efabie
crcp, Though the IA < hts continued growing TOO
lcrE ard TOO rapidly to Insure Urge yield o}
ears.
sCx411, Cook Co., Aug. B.-Not much done Al
harvesting il this section ground too wet fos
re.pere te ran So rauet rain that hut little haY
has besn cut: t1me hay Ill gone to reed and
good tcr no,hing. Wheat almost entirely ruined
The oat crep is exceedingly good. Corn Renes
ally bits mr. for good Held. Tae damage done b1
| The rain IL Inmtnse, :
',-~ WISCONSIN,.
| BE1o1T, Rcek Co., 'Ang. 9.-Sprlng whes
very light s1d poor; cause, the dsouza
in 1lay and chinch:bufs IN June and
| Ju'y; average, fees than pal csap
e1e, fourth not worth cutting. oitt. the hes
crop ever rstsed in this country. Corn dtst:rste
Petatcee spcnd.d. The weather has been III
WORT erer teen for c1e month in hayhg aud hi
vc.tirg; much hsy.s epoiled grain growing an
| uo.dc1ing In the sheckf and not good Teaths
enough to d1y it. The prospect Of the crops b
ing vcrY much camsged, I! not spoiled, l. pse:t
e:1;aaa. Weather elousy and rainsng three fourth
Of the time. ~ consequence, faroezs. loo
gieeUy.
MADISON, D,ne Co Aug. 9.-The destrrcHo
Ct crops bJ the hail.tor1a which passed s7est I
here on Monday night il great deal Torse sha
at Erst reported. Prof. Carr. Of the State Uu
ve,slsy, who, with several other gentlemen, va
a. The wsy 10 1u:peet marble quarry In SIN
county. and p4..ed over the track Of the storm =
10 o'clock TnesdAy morning, Informs mo that tn
hail was In come places az large ~ butternut
laying In great drifts along the fences. Thegrat
| vas Ill pe1ted down and utterly destroyed. Cor
WIS completely stripped Of leaves; even enn1
Stake wefo split, and others broken of. In In
| mense amonnt Of damage has been done By III
etcrn. 1t extended through Sank, Iowa, R,cs
| land ed Crawford counties. but to what extent
csurot u get ascertain. Probably the crops I
80 farms tave been destroyed. worth over Sl0o
| 0l0. In MANY crses tie farmers are losln. the
! cEt:rc harvest
, 1865-08-10

Feta, Hpxal audotbes e1bdivtaton of psxt qE TX OF
tW u 6ttNon IL
gats of f6ah;toso Of 1o&. Sub Lot Lot. Block
, 1865-08-10

Issec.,l Disp-t.h to the Chicago Ttsuael
Madison, Aug g. :
Plof. Carr, u the Ststo University, aceompan.
led by ecyeral gtntIemeu, visited The Sank co1sty
marble qusr1ics en- Tuesday. They rctnsaca TO-
day. 4nd give enthusiastic accouat Of The Ese7:
m!re Of wealth hidden 20 long In the bosom Of
the esrth. They report IN. tnezbausuble snpplr,
ard tie guilty pure white, and capahle Of recs!s-
Ing high pclleh.
lnfosma was received 1t the Exeeauve
otnee to-dsy, from Col. Virgin, Of the s3a Wis.
consin, thst the regiment lc1t Vdeksburs Tor
nadieou yesterday, md ~ould probably rcach the
State oI Sunday.
Gov, Lewis has received ron ConmieEfDaer
Ea1aonds, Of the General Land Office, LETS Of
sxaup md o7eshowea linda enozins to the ststc
under the law 6. 1850
Patents will be lteued promptly upon request Of
the Governor.
Very heavy and continual rain here this fore
rcou. Cloudy and Eutny this AFTERNOON, with
tpdicado1s Of more rain before noratng.
, 1865-08-10
TIE os.z1AG0 TIMES AND 1TS
IEYSI4 FEkLQW.ElTILEN

The cxposl,ion, ty the Chicago 17m.s, Ct
lrl=h s9uatter Sovereignty In Chicago, in its
issues Of Sunday and Monday last, has pro-
voktd the Ire Of the Hiher:ian population tn
the highest degree They seem to have
rushed with one accord to the TR1DuSE for
means Of detense- They hare singular
way Of stating their demands upon our COL
urns. They In substance say: We expect
"nethlng from the Tn1scEE but yig-
~ oyoua prosecution Of the TaS against
"us. We vote against you; We
=" deteft yonr principles; we thwart your
policy whenever VIC can We ha'e the n'g-
"Eers We abhor your religion. You cudgel
$" Us in return, and We expect you viii con-
a ttnue 10 do SO. On that score wc arc even.
At But the Chicago TINES is onr rapet< VIC
I; have Toted it's ticket. We have contributed
Al to iis support we saved ttfrom being sup-
"pressed l.y Gen. Buns1de; *r gare 1t the
"city printing; We have fought It's battles
" Now It aesaiis us in spirit Of the basest
:" trgrat!tudc and VIC ask, not as a right, bat
*' Is favor which you can easily grant, that
you will give us space In your coluE.s to
..rep]y to cur treacherous assal{ant."
We tyc QUO answer to TIE opportunities
Ct our Irish fellow citizens, whose dtsire to
lush TITO print Ii so vehement We shall
prsnt nothing perzonally offensive to the
c6ttcr ct the newspaper complained OF, OF
aEy of his reporters. We have rejected
Lumber Of communications On this score
already. Our quarrel with the Chicago
T;n,ts !e I,ol;t1ca1. and does not extend to the
Individuals who manage it, afiAirs, OF write
ior it's columns. We think that the article
, 1865-08-10

t5; Eli TLaye1's settlement, Ce!edo. near
the Kentucky line. In Wayne county, west
Virginia, ID waking up again. Since its com
pnlsofy dracr:ion r&gRbond rebels have de
stfogec S9,os2 worth Of she residence aud
mill appurtcnances, but Yankee enterprise
will speedily restore thingn- 4 railroad has
been commenced to connect C4redo with the
Baltimore and Ohio Hailroad. TIE aste,sor5
and co!lestors aru collecting three md fcu.
years. arrears Of tA1e8.
, 1865-08-10

I'm. Yankee officer Thrashes Fire
Rebels 4 Good Way to Improve
4bA1r mOfnlks

NEW Yonk, A1e. 9-The steamer Amrr'c'.
f,or, savannah The 5th. ha. arrived. The Herald
states ttat tho rebel Brig. Gea. Aozclr has been
eett to Fort Pulaski. One Howell, brother IN"
law p9 Jsa. Davis, and thsea Other insulting Fse-
ale, were most soundly thrashed 10 tue presence
Of iii The guests Of the Pulaski House, By Capt.
Hniry, alone, Tor making Indecent and tasniaGE
teuarfe agaic.t the President and our dag. sno'
ecouentiy ano!her 1shel pnppJ recefVed similar
deferts nom Capt IIassY. tor doubling the Aotl.
ity Of enc Yankee to whip four sebela- Howell
srt hi. badly whipped ballles wcre thsu t.ken to
the police station The RePsAlean s1ys this les
, 1865-08-10

II The South CAROLINA State Convention
ia called TO meet On tho 18th OF September.
Ihat Ct Mississippi was to be elected on
Monday. the 9Th Of August, and ~ ~ meet or
the 18th, that OF Alabama Is to he elected on
tbs 31st Of August. and is called t. meet On
the 10th Of September aud that OF G.orgsa
Is to be elected en- the 4th Of October, and /,
m meet on The 18th Of that month.
, 1865-08-10
!, Hen. Il, r. Ntone, who Lately Commit
ted Suicide, Defaultef.

speesI DPstsh % Rs 5.Ose30- Gnan = G35Sze5!e!
ur1 Deps1tment arrived here Saturday, sni an.
oifer one to-day, to czam1ne lnto the acts Of the
ia,e Collector Or Internal Rssenue. 1t p:cysa
emonnt Of over $4,000. No attempt w8s made 10
nyet1fs she aceoant 81 making false entries ID ,he
booke, WHICH HOW the cocd n9a OF things clear
enough. Tpe official bond fully covers the de-
Tba bounsren, who are all subssautnl citiz ms
ne securing themsel!es win Pr rropetsT as O. a
rets deisi OF he office. which Will probably oc.
cupy some time ret It Is asserted, un apparent
II gooa sutho.ity. thst NJ; Il stoee by been carsJ
ftom the Trea!urY. mostly dus the hanks, mt
only lev days before the fatal teEmnstioa OF hi
iife vss required to pay portion Of IT, The ex
tezt Of sis p.isnse lndehscdnsse ns1 cot he:.
, 1865-08-10

;Toapsro, {. IT,, lug. 9.-Gen. Graut aid snitc
a1I1yed here On special tain from Mont.sa! this
morning, and lmmedia,cly dep1rted :or Niagara
Fails. a in1ge. crowd assssaSled At tha railway
stst}op althcugh his arrival WIS not generally
krnwn' md N fmpromptu hand shaking took
plste. thin there was . Gull upon the General
fcr speech, but to this call be replied With 4
s,n:e and ehake Of Tho head.
, 1865-08-10

; NEW FORK. Aug, 9.-Gold ts without spccl"l
excitement tals evening. Coutlnues ttea:iJ. The
nssbsbIy % 70 offset 10 larse extent by the sales
81 thc TIoasusy Department. II u presumed
ihat amer the 18Th, when the 1ntetset on the 73o!
fal due for which 1t Is srppn.ed the sa!e: q gold
ire iniep1ed to provide, the Treasury viii dtecon.
trus its ralds Of con. The quotstion opened al
iii, fell to l443, and rallied aRa.u to 1if.
, 1865-08-10

j. c. Enls Babdtyiston ofsXtcses IN KX OF sW !:
aAcao2 L.
Part Of Sub Los o. Lot, 4 L1f- block
, 1865-08-10

1h6 NE ~ -
Gold In New To1l 143s<.
4 Yankee Captain mined Hussey threshed
four sscesh srrsgs Of chivalty, among the
number bEother-in-law Of JET. Davis, at the
Pulaski Houle, 6avaunah, Ga, for making
indecent and insulhng remarks about fresa-
dent johnson. Shortly after doing tn1s' be
threehed another chap Of like persuas1on 1of
doubling the capacity Of one faukee to "hp
Tour souihetpest-
The proceedings Of the American 1nstitun
Of instruction, assembled 1t Ne" nassu'
Conn, viii be found in Cur dlspateoea' 4ne
letter Of Gen. Howard to the 1neutute N ~
ra,d to the instruction to be g'sen 10 ifeeo-
men will he read With that interest winch
The distinguished character OF the aatnoF
should command.
Al, an2rcbensions In regard to any national
.a,o,cn1i,cs on the Rio Grarde, and epecula-
lions concerning 1niata-y interference With
.he Frrucl, have ceas:d altoee.her. E.
Vcry satisfactory statements Of the opera
4,ons of the F1eedmen.s Bureau have been
rercired from MitsieEppL A thorough syE.
lem Of operations has been organized, with
rhich our troors cooperate heartily. The
<,rops Of tie Freedmen look we'll, and they
were represented as industrious ana in good
position.
Gen. G,aut passed through Toronto yes
terday On Ills way to Etagasa Falls. Not
Ellhstandipg but fen Of the To1ontefs WERE
aware Ct his coming, there Was quite rush
at the depot 70 shake, hands with the dis
tsnguiGbcd General, and great effort was
made to scta speech from him. But in TIL.
respect the Csnucls were no more success
1ul than have been the Yankees. The Gen
cra1 probably reaeh.d Nmgcra Falls las1
night.
Our adylcca from Central aud south Amer
ica will be found Of IN Interesting charac
Ter, Il sctne of remarkable character
reported ~ having occurred at Santiago
The locality Of The tcrribla church burntn.
disaster, fcK months Blnce--in which
large number cf females bore consptcuou
par.
Galveston, Texas, has been visited by AT
other lrr, the work Of inccndiarles. Th
Ecoundsels seem determined to destroy th
town.
4 rush wAs made on the President yeste,
d6y By 1tbe]s, tot pardon. Among 1h
nuuuber is Il. G. Burnett, formerly rcprt
sentative to the Cong grcss Of The United State
from Ecntutky, and afterwards holding th
came position in the rebel Congress, an
withal one Of. the most intense secessionist
tr Kentucky. . 49,.
Twtny-eisht thousand, eight hundred an
ciGhtetn co}oTed men, have been enlisted "a
the amy In Kentucky, and 101, ,8G5 men, VT
mc9 aEd children hare teen freed In tha
s.atc bv yfrtuc Of these enllstnents.
L.
, 1865-08-10
TIE YRNANG0 { VIRGINIA
OIL COMPANY
OF CHICAGO.
Capital, 49, s2,5m,M.
Working Capital, $4,000,

m1NLON d. OGDEN, Frafdsnt.
CHAS. RANDOLPH, Vice President.
CHARLES n. SMITH, Treasurer.
G. 8. RERHAfkD, Jr., SecfetAryI
D1REcr oHss
MAHLoM D. GGDKN. r. 1. UHDHEWuuH
CAAA. RANDOLPH. THUh- y. RH1I1lta. as P.14
CHA8. II. SMITH. doa.J.A-8AHYELnofUa.
T. r. H1uspALh JOHN B3RT. ct pezst
1jO 600 ahAr8 u PIT valus Of xsa Dolisz5 easA
Subscription pgies, 1oas Dollass ~ sasra+
Tho property Of tas Company coustsn Of 1.sIy
acres Of land II r.. md n ox.:7s!s ot usssxelta
Of the production II :1e c:gaa::s 3.E-
Tho Ixncx xza loe.ka ca O. aat ri:aol, Cstaxz. II
rsan41tvania. and In taa Bn1uiaS sottnEs. 4tNa
Kapaxha md Bull C:e=z .extons Of Nas Vlzx.aix
Thefutesr4s owned ~ tho Company n she coqaet3
fell antouats 70 about nossy bs11aa Y oil psr dry.
WHICH, s ess than the ave7axs 7Iea Of 81 da.1nx Ia
Last yeaE. WI p&y ovsr tn pr eat. oez xaoan upea
tus eastre capital s.o:x 1t Subscription pg1oa.
L eomm.tsee OF sucac-1ba1s, consisting Of NsssEGl
T. C. Badger. 1aos. T. p!axesscn and 4. H. NdridEk
1sse seesets sent ~ the s.ncrIort to sxf-.ra II
vsdity Of ftt,5, location md vias o: ns .szt1 a.
fred. Asty 13and!1x tho xaaxl Il maadux sAos.
ouxh exxzuiEatoa Of saS7a> tia Caarat.ea ads xsex
stpert, which rioses II :oi.uws:
"Tae Conmls.sn He.a highly rlsAa.t 0tsa Ill ata
ls.ts g!s!ted b tton. both IA fansSJ1Taaia and V
sin!s aad telisys them 70 hAva ben sssY oarafo1y
md judtcuasJ lnIectat4 With vlnV of getting nsrS
bat good producing OIL tsrn.ozy. Thsy na]iars ~
lx1t3 70 to NQzr1 tho pslca xRxed toK thau1. AID
chse,f1ily seccommend Id RAola aateuas 10 NJ
Stockhotdera.~
Eight wells asa now Eot7x down On sats SFoyat t1ia
Nast Vf1xtnt4. and tha Dlfecscz1 pfoooN 10 McK Z
numbsr Of othe1s It cnoa II FennkY1va1ia.
Thls Company u Low In sacaIps of Ia Izoona tstN
oro-iWelsth Il tae CoQ.cs.a well
Xaps Of fths properly shown 1t tha Company O3aR.
In Ntuer's Building. ccz. Clark 2ad Randolph Sna.
Rut.6413 t0t pE4
, 1865-08-10

NEW YoRK, Aug. g-Tte s..Auler Scotia sailed
to-day, taking el,3-o, ,oc0 in 6-2o'a. She took no
tIe:ia. ~ a..
s87a: The nrst race to daY Tor three yeaf olde,
one snd 3 half NIL da.!, ,T.s won by the Revenue
colt Bal tmose, Ollats, second. Time: &ai IL.
Second race for two year olds, cue mile dash; va
1ace fot all ages. one ind quarter miles VA
won " Arco'a- Nellie Graves, second Time. Ela
NEW YoRK, Aug. 9.-Mr. Daniel Mtltsr, q Otse-
de1cs In tais city totn injuiles tecaired yssfcr:
day from runaway hotee.
| .AIRANy, Aug. q.-Gov. Fen'ou hrs appo'nted
| Mr, Eewafd Hsnd Superintendent Q! tha Banking
Depaitrn Nj. HIND hka been tho Deputy su.
| pe!intepdtat for the last fourteen Jeats.
| Nxx yoHS, Aug. a.-The plot bos.a MaEy z.