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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

HARTiNsvlLLE, ND, Dec. Z, IsH@
DR. LGHTEnL-DkAR SIR: Your favor 81 recent date
came duly TO hand Since placing mpSef under yeur
treatmentfor Catsuh have improved very fast Ny case
bad been of some years standing. and | was much DIS
couraged by its obstinacy. Ihave received very great re-
lief since you began TO treat me. ami the iosihsome dis
erse Is rapidly disappearing, thanks to your skill.
Gratefully yours. ". II. SHEPPARD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

From the Rev. Joseph h. Clarke, Rector OF ST. Jaues'
Church.
SYRACUSE, ". u, Feb. 20. 1854.
lhsye been deafin Ole ear ever since I was in College.
some twenty years ago. By The skill OF Dr.. Lighihill is
heaFing was entirely restored. SO that now I hear alike
with both ears, and | find that I can use my voice with
mach more ease and comfort thar before.
JOSEPH n. CLARKE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

ALBASs, Jan. 25. 1864.
Mr. DrAR DE. LGHrHuL-It Is with great satisfaction
that | communicate 10 yon the effect % the medicine you
gave me on my spplc alton TO you for defect . hearing
| followed your directions. and am happy TO state tbst /
am SO far recovered, after the dEt few applications. as 90
feel quite confident that I am well, and shall not need TO
proceed further. Be assured, dear sir. II necessity should
require. I should not hesitate to place myself under your
magic hand. Yours, With respect,
d. X. COLE, Albion, Orleans Co.
, 1865-07-03

Ut as 2aeef aPs Rsa e s.ss e. ss
dsy, vim De ausxes rods H. It is COO fee: dep.
and Glow the third sana rock It was put dawn
In Is tayt. and pumped three hours before 1t
soweo. Asnes' engine Of II horse power vas
The eaac Authority rays Of the pithols re.
raou: leate e. On the Rocker firm. adjoining the
a. hs !. fo for isass Of ksif a. s:is Sita aif
the OIL. They were eold at suction whare more
ibsn one party desired the same les.e. The IL
nsa e, On
4 eood prodnct1 r veil and Increasing.
Il. utnsville property, however,. there il still
dttpaea qan r TX Io,s snd Sdiass For asss srsstcs
one II al pisce ns ground ou i BY street was Of.
fered by aEpecn1atlye gepfns At the moderate eam
Of nine thoasana , ooiats wh.ls two.;torX fx.me
tHepty.fouf hundred dollars. Notwithstanding
tbe,e heh ne, .tote. .n e.. md wenss
IL il plenty, and wages range from three to four
dollars pcs cay, Boarding, seren End eight apl-
an per wetk. Lumber ifom shisty-hye 70 sixty
1sss Sesfs sdes e. .re e SURE Il erecon nc"
--Tta Allentosu tPa.) Democrat eays that in
colEtquetce Of want q dsmasd Tor i!on since
Il 1of rs ftsh vs1 Is. so91 oae one two Or
more eucks, and pig iron Il piled up on the banks
Of The cstas ard song the railroad by The aere.
At GstAk5pQt1 3onI or nft 6Hck1 mare been ttop-
~ st the Allentown Iron Works two out of
fnnr: Al tHcckenoanqua Two out Of fons one ont Of
Two 1T The IehIRh Valley lun Works The Rob-
erte Company Il Allentown; ;,. + blowing opt IT.
Cas- epeua, ard Other point. arc PIT pr
NJ 10 sasi iet tos time. LeH1s' Mll'a has a.
ready ttt pped. Thste stoppaces vii thro9 hun,
oce1sto,s in 10 Letfeh region, some time Since,
Rase notice to the miners that they nust enbm,l
10 reduction Of cpe thir' of tbe1f wsgea. The
uinen ctd not feel disposed to do Il, and etop7ed
M eres, df msnd, the public will not be likely 10
tntts much II consequence of tan stoppseef.
Thu re rat not over une fourth the usual quantity
Of coal brought down the LehiRh Valeg road Inst
we+k. In Lie BehuSk7u region the miners have
.ereed to reduction In torae Of the rolliertet.
, 1865-07-03
ANtFTNEEk OAK1 HUBBLE
EkUfkS Sr.
More '* Surface Indie 900
or 100000 zkelaed by \ spurious OH
C0npAXlys

IFrom The EtW York Tribune, Jnne e9,1
Another oil hubble has exploded In our
midst, and the company seems 10 have ralsrd
some s50. 600 OF eSo, 900 by Its bogus trapssc.
tlons.
To District Attorney Hall we are indebted
for the expose OF a concern calling itself tho
"Flrst National Petroleum Com pany," which
was established after the genuine company r
TINT title bad gone into operation, aud which
borrowed its name In order to more readily
sWIndle the unsuspect1.g.
Iba etylt OF the firm Of the F. N. P. Co.
No. : WAS H. 8. Rows & Co., and their plan
seems to have been to copy Ill the adyertlse.
ments and circulars Of the genuine concern,
and, after sending them abroad, to the pa.-
ties addressed that all re:utttantes we're to be
forwarded to their fH. 8. r. & Co.'ss care
Tie genuine cot1pAny's credit and reputa-.
tion wese good, and consequently No. . had
little difncuat5 III xeapinE q pecuniAry has-'
vest by tie Assumption OF name to which
1t wAs Id no m1uneT Untitled.
Money flowed rapidly tnto the hands Of
Rowe d Co.. who arc taId to hare received
ts1atge an amount az we have named. They
would hare obts:ned much more had not
oDe of the rcmtttahces for No. 2 accidentally
been received If No, I.
: The coniretetnps expoeed the swiudle, md
get the Officers OF and persons interested 10
No. to work to ferret ont thegn1lty p uttes.
They were unsuccessful until yesterday,
when they caused tue arrest Of Anstin Fnt.
ler, clerk In the spurious company, but
could not obtain possession Of Rowe, VINO
ad h.d obtained early. intelligence and ao~
II Is eaid and believed, however, that Rowe
wnlbe1caught, and the full particulars Of the
latest swndle in petroleum. be brought to.
, 1865-07-03

1here wa5 thin attendance on 'ChsuEe today,
ard tha general markets ruled quiet
The Provision market ruled ata1, but not very
sc;ive, BszreI1ed Pork Was Inactive, but holders
are very h.m IN thcis Views md generally refase to
make concessions. The New York dispatch quo
ted Msss Polk nrn at 92s.7o. Here sellers were
holding nr1n ut E25.o0, at which price ne note
ta}c Of 100 h.ls. Psime Msas Pork wu in fai.
request and ffm at &ia,uo, good brands being
generally bald At $3.50. Bu'k Meats wsre Ia
more active request and 1rnsr IN consequence o,
proposals. belng advertised ia st. Loats for haH
million pounns Of Bscun shoulders, sidss and
Hams. Yesterday evening about 10000 pounds
Shoulders wire sold at 1sfc loose bat 10 day they
ere held At 10 Loose. The Sides reported sold
yesterday at 14c loose, comprised lot OF e51.ooo
Ds. Sweet Picked Hsrs are tsm at 1snlste.
Bacon Nams were more active, with sales Of 100
pcs augsr-cured and eanyassed Hims II a0}-and6
1rea pu@eld' choice sugar cured taayassed sta5c.
Lard ~as In better request, aud We nots talea Of.
sG0 trts choice Kettle at 1sc.
The stock ol Pork in New York today WAS re-
ported By telegraph AZ 10000 barse1s, against
G. coo brls on the 1st OF June. Tho following
tahle shows the stoek In New York on The tst OF
each mGath from January to July, for three
FsSa8.
, 1865-07-03

THREE VrEr BLACK CRows.-A secesh cil
&oF 1t Richmond. who hss not get forgotten
the infamous lessonA be learned during the
rebellion, recently put forth the ridiculous
statement that Mr. James Gordon Bennett,
the editor Of this journal, wrote letter TO
JEFF. Davis ut the commenccment Of the war
offering to support tie Southern Confedesacy
in these columns for the sum offfty thousand
pounds sterling. Ben Wood. OF the D1av
-Mtrs, at once adopted this statement
as "a sort. Of Offset TO the IS 600 which
he Is said TO have received from the assasfna-
t1cn fund IN Canada. The Rohemtans OF Bal
mont and Bsrlow's organ, the World dfshed
up the came story, adding a 1lttte stale
let uee aud onion Of their own in the form
Of q hint. about cosroborating eyidsnce.
Az 49,, evening pape5: Which is new
milan who dlsgraced fhr 1i7s<s By an essay on
the abowa o1 the Mtnclo, swallowed these
three black crows-leet, feathers and gsz.
za'ds-aDd contributed bis mite to the cal
uuapy. Now We pronounce the whole state
mcnt, with aud without the Embellishments
1t has received, an impudent lie and scan-
dalons abrication.-N. 2. Herald. Jans 3o1h.
, 1865-07-03
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH,


NEW rogK. july 1.-The HtragTs special
says: The PresIdeut's health Is somewhat
Improved today, but he Is not Jet we'll
enough to attend the Cabinet meetings; con-
sf4utntly ucue have been held this week
He partially resumed attention to business
to~dRT, and signed few Of large number Of
papers requiring his signature, which have
been accumnlatiug during bis illness. The
principal cause OF his sickness Is bis close, In.
ceesant attention to business he having, IS
ts understood, been ont Of the Executive
Mansion but twice ssnce taking up his resi-
dence here. It has bean bis habit to devote
all the time, from o'clock In the morning to
10 at night, to the onerous duties Of his Of
1ce. HIS family and friends have been urg-
jEg him to remove to the Soldiers Home for
the summer months but thus far they have
been unable to induce him to do 30, Gulesa
he can be persuaded to alter his present ar
rapgemcnts, It Is feared That his illness may
become protracted aud serious. - -"
, 1865-07-03

The Knoxville Republican sa5s 1t Is the in
tention Of this gentleman 70 1sase that city
leaves on account Of impaired eges.ght. : H.
received great benefit from tbs treatment he
received Nhile on former visit to that city,
He is one Of the oldest, AZ we'll a. one OF tie
most prominent citizens Of Knox county, and
his friends and neishhors will deplote the ne-
cessity which compels him to sever this ties.
attachments and associations of over quar-
Ter Of ) century. During the memorable Pc
Rod Of the Kansas-Nebtaska contest, Me.
knoS was member OF Congress, and aequit-
ted himself with honor, standing firm In bis
opposition to the schemes Of the sIayehold-
era. He was also a member OF the convsn-
tion which formed our present State consu.
tuition, in the proceedings Of which h. took
an active part. He has also been honored
with positions By his immediats neighbors,
all Of which he has credisahly allied. As 4
matter Of course, the citizens Of Knoxville
regret that ono who has been so useful and
upright shonld be compelled BY impaired
health to sever tom them to seek home
for his declining years In a foreign land.
, 1865-07-03

eA1rsuAY Eyxy119. July !. 1866.
LCAeEE-Reetlved, 1.sl1 n; shipped, 1,T4 N.
1hfre VIII sn Acttve demand far cas2oes. and With
]ght fte:tpt', Tie market ruled 1smer, and IN some
instsntes higher FaDEs prices vas realized T,keu
hi tprorkh, tho market may b quoted Soc better
tases were: Cargo sehr Barber, from M5stesoa 70
n "trip. haasncs boards 31s de-. 1t SIS o. BY Va.
s1n d Davis; eHR, tehE 1thkca. fsun ucouso, It's N
1t its and boards, 1t tl21aK, bg Tnttconb; cargo
sehr ENl from GRIND ElYer, IS raited mixed on
. T.; csrgo seht Huhhs.d, horn MnskeKou, % n, \
attipt. balance bcsrds, It III Co. from Mason 4 DAY,s
n1i;ia; cs1Ro senr Three Bells, from Msnomtuee 1H
II, strtte, hhlauca hosrds, At 3ttes By Becklord:
ea1go schs khaycz, from Gssnd River. 4 s,rp,, bal
aute ssscrted at III 81, By Thsoop: cargo sehr Alba
nom Ma'kesos, - N gaEg sawtd &sripa a1d baazd,,
ate1s.to By ho:toa.
tutsaLEs-Eee~tvsd.s SOC III shipped. sl7 u, Ma.
kfstit1t5 aud frm. Sales Wete: Cargo sehr 4 bany.
tfon Musfexoo, ~ m Shaved 4, At sas7x: es,ao
achf Exps1iEenr. tram Aesl1owoc III N sswtd. Il
tsto; no Eettr a: u Is; q N Star Bh ayed at ~
20 N commit n a Shaved Al 3e.71.
LATHAReceiyes, 1u m 1hIpped. ISL N, Market
sttadyls fL71a:oA
, 1865-07-03
The Storm In Northern Iowa.

DUDrorE, July 1--we continue to receive
city by the great storm of Wednesday. Ths
Dubuque nnd Sioux City rallroa1 will not be
In running order Its entire length for several
days yet, the track being washed awny in
some places. and many cnlvcrts aud soma OF
the bridges being gone. The loss Of railroad
and farm properly is iznmense. The storm
Falls than this side. It Was serere vista
tion for Northern lows. How far west 1t ex-
tended we hare get to learn.
The extensive grain elevator at Winthrop.
on the Dubuque and Sioux City railroad, WIS
destroyed by fire on Thursday morning. 1t
bud a capacity OF It, 900 bushels.
, 1865-07-03

with his brethren in any possible projected
operation Of authority. Other protests from
leading New fork c1errymca like Rev. John
C,tton Smith, and Rev. Dr.. Muhlenberg, are
to follow in this discussion. It's adjustment
ma1ifest1y beltnes within the pslc Of the
larcc ard influential denomination stsclf. and
viii not be aided b5 merely meddlesome In.
terference from without. In points however
where 1t reflects, though In the aabdu ri
sanctuary light o. stained glass, tbs strug.
elts Of Iopular hbesty, it belongs to the
htsto,r Of our time.
, 1865-07-03
TOR INVI4ORATyG T,
IL &Ye4EN,
AXE Fun Tu uux1o q
aCRoFULA, CANCER. ao1T1E, ULCERS
SKIN D1aEAsEs, h.
Juync'9 Alterstlve
Still Mafntaiu9 ifs HluHrfority.


m, ur,sr.r,.,.a .rrr... ,.,t.h s,p+-,+4 ...-
~ n - H. uron1etn1 e ,saSsni 4 - he I'M
fad Wfrh entrs cw1nenrr 11h. r. = n II s4es
tuetsv +, sGJr4fs ne tHs hnan t~1sr ~ - y" aI.ss
a. Zto.s c9r y = $500 ,9 ren nc H..
fnnrourt:v tssn sn1 utsnf rEn1stV ~ TX ciaI 81
oeea ioana pafaea1ssu oeoueiA'a
-,,.,,-,, .,.,,
E4&EEH AND EAHEHHAGS AfsMsf1oESo n
E1nct custnI DstoE1tJ of =. eaes IN ehtcn Il haS
Me1nAec. Add otsslt23 A31I In 1AuEsol othaf ra6<
dla1A
a0IfKK e., oH E. sWa1LkD !s0. K1@cE-n Ga 1nau!nsrssa
BON p@rHsvwtnKly nhed /: ha9 neTr neeu kno M 70
1N1 AL have been cutaa Who tATr ooutlonet II III
xccolc1nH 70 dtsetIonA
.... .....-.-....
EEDP8Y AND pRDP1MAL HWHLNQB,-Naa4
rhyytcthns who h&Ya nlbd tho AtAFesiTa In dIse4A0
81 {nta r45pre eonMdaz It RpecEc eo xxnst n nea
it, SUCCESS Il h1H by tueyeAltnE 3R pu4eys Of d.
auafion 11c!ttnx thu Aoeornxut4 !uao healthy es5.
cine, whereby tha E4sazY or calcsteou& depoet.a4
ead III unnatural enla1xs31Fu3 40 rq1ueed.
R4WsT, ,yEr4, CQEyUlAIONs, Rre usux1lx eos.
qsuertd ipru1xrle md yeF dxpe!eura hta nfoYe TIT
wi eusa msjas,ry It easso; i asoad s. tred bess
fnt hy II Who ~ u nect 70 theso tbia tlcuoak
NCUYfHA-rn a1 shA fnrmu NJ n 4, ,Ae.sa .nt taef
IL tstt Of Vftatlor1 nf fhs Fie1h r. I3ors EajEte
, 1865-07-03

The money market "a c.osef h1n uaus1. bnt this
il eauaed wholly BY the destro on the psrt OF tha
Nahon.I Banks to increase theis volume of cur.
renc5 for their quarterly report, snd ne1t week
there will sgafn be kupetahurdance Of money.
The demand mesnwhl1e is very moderate, and the
rste Of ditcount II steady At 10 pes cent per an
nun- Mortgage loans arc easy at per cent for
lotg time. Short at.eet Iona ira m1do II 1Sal3
per cent per montt+
The market for Eastern Exchange Is lower. In
consequence Of the large amount Of bank exchange
offered within the past two Gays. To-day sons Of
the Matte ne in thelr eagerne.s to procure euFteu
cJ, sold exehanRe ut d!ecount and The regular
bank rates wRrs 1.1o1f discount buying, md 1.1o
,pftrp. ceiling. Tha amount Of actual e4cbsuse
makinE u comparatively Light. and IN all p.oba.
billy the rams banks which sold exchange to-dsy
ft3 Of, H'n hare to buy Il back next week 1t
premium. This Ii what some people eal, " bank
Ing"
Tbs Produce markets today ruled quIet. Flour
fell aE1fc per tsl. What declined 1c per bu.het.
Corn Wss steady. Oats fell 1Gb11c' per bushei.
Rye and Ba1:eJ ruled steady. HIghwinea I'd
Tanced 1Sb3e pei gallon. Fsov1elous wsrc ffa,,
The rumor Whleh prevailed on Change yestef-
day With regard to smother failure proves, a. We
81 thing onr Ccmmlfsfon merchants ara strong
snd eou1d, The ne.e fact that low specalstors
haEe been swauped should not in any degree
aeett public confidence. speculasors sre not IN
iheif element up!ess they experience ''up. and
downs" averJ faw weeks.
IGold opened to-day iE New York At ILL., dee'{sed
to 1884, and c1oeet at p. st 14t9 The follow.
tnG a'e the quotations Photographed 70 James Boyd
, 1865-07-03
A Conv1cx en- Route to State Fffsen
DF4yFn& A1UQEe5f.

Our readers WiH fec0lleck that William
Pseeho was convicted at the last term OF tue
C11cnit Cou,t in Allamakee county, of horse
stealing, md IN consideration Of Ills having
served tbrtc Years in the army Judge VIII.
1jama gave him light tentcncc three yeara
in the state PenitentiarT.} When the steamer
fssn, was near that place, hs asked to be
allowed to walk on the hurricane deck, and
one Of the men having him In charge accom-
panied him Ia his walk. Suddenly, when
near the edge Of the deck, he threw hfa mau-
acled hands over the neck of the man who
.Foa guarding him, and making desperate
into the tI7er. Both were undoubtedly
drowned. IS neither OF them was seen to
rise afterward. Sheriff Parker. OF AIIama-
kee county, offers 500 reward for his recov-
ery. II found aliye.-NeGreaor {lo,ea} Neacs,
90k.
, 1865-07-03
DAILY MARKET.


-
Cdh oF Grain ara NOS H5cdd On b<1s{s Of 1c
stsfa9t u eecara.nes essa rreoirao.a piss*a an
Ca1HJt. Cad ara 30 Fepprd ~ NJ t,nis. c;aer.sJzs
4pe1E6sl
eArranAx Evks.so. Ju:v1
r.,rrs-uwa1.r. r,,t.-u, w. ~
~, rr.r = ~ 80 ath1lsG"eFa * hhsae
-. scn.s at,,sntnns " * 7:tts seIs.
nt,nn IL tte- IN ~ saC ''os' Aua "laus ano
3.s4oE Gxso q Es, .,,. .... ,n.
IL, stS te ~ ~ 6aipped Aios bis
= EIs 80 IN, - ,Es.E 2aen .1ss.
;. - = e. ~ ~ - =; ~ r. ~ M nf3
- Am. " .:n ~, X rxo ~ - ~ ~ 10 }sta
- unh1s T.. - fsn,t ara HsI. ~ IN ~ ufM
II To- sr1i5n prrx.-<nG hrs afs.. = IL ~ ~
~ ~
4; "a IN uyI1 fo,thvtst a n I Epsrya s,,pv -
tEE1EST-Rect,Ter.s s7.2s9 hu sntuuas. 81 a<. h,
, 1865-07-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY EVENING, July I.
The week eloaing 10 ntenss has been coup,rs-
tiFeiy tui. Under the influence or IN ocase thip-
Ping demand tor onr eeeusis1es, gold has ruled
lDHer, and the general markets haye had strong
downward tendency. Tbs active, speculative de-
usud ffr gold. produce, &C., has disappeared, snd
bus1ness is rapidly coming dp4n to the legitimate
demands Of trade and conmerce, ;,
The following table shows the quotstious Of
gold each day for two Neeka past:
, 1865-07-03

zs1s per eent Aanun N 1akss tsaaH nates, u. =,
TIC option OF the Govas-uoent, p@ tt = gold, AaS
tru oa5soe ehEss yeAea tux t3th of y1tT. i Or caY
ee c:nyc.e q TIC option q :as nclds: At assatsy
6E acs OF Ccnx.txs taay sze fne ZOE x:2A a1d
Ms7ic1pA teLASo1. md haytaf tais atI.7t1xs: "
Es aloE she u92a1 rita of Il pe csns coEul1zloa 70
sub a*e1u, aHd eend tna noses 1taa OF easrFo-
1hs unta viii bo ready fr- deFe1y a1oos t19 ~ OF
Jura.. j. n NLn Sr4n1a1E-
, 1865-07-03

B The Cannecsteut Legislature, By the
controlling vote Of the snall towns, has re-
fused to submit to the people constitutional
amendment reforming the basis Of rcpresen-
tatlon. As It Stands now, less than fourth
Of tie whole people control the Legislature.
Hartford has two representatives; the town
Of Unicn, with less than 100 voters, has two !;
Bridgeport has but one; and~so On. This
rotten borough system threatens to last tor
, 1865-07-03

Laet night we bad another fall or rain, that
In quantity In 30 short space Of time, Is ii.
most without p1ecedent. It come In pes
feet deluge. 4 great amount Of damage must
have bsfn done ali through this part Of the
county. The following are some OF the
Items Of destruction: The loss Of I3arrows i
Taglor, In logs. swept away from above their
mill. will reach br estimate 50 ,0Oo. The loss
Of BaIrows d Taylor Eoufd hsye been mach
larger. had 1t mot been for the fact that the
Meeker street blidge made an irupassable
boom tor them. The loss Of Meyers & Hal
biech, i1 lumber and wood, Is estimated at
81 800. E. Graham d Co. lost about $500
worth Of horse rakes, that we're stored under
the # Glory.
The sewers On Spring street were badly torn
up, and much damage Was done 10 the streets,
4 large number Of the cellars Ia the city
were filed with water. The foot bridxe H.
The foot Of F.snkl.n' street 7was carried Of
fodily. Second street, near Capt. Grin
suith's dwelling, is impassio1e On account
af Eully-
On the railroad, between the mouth OF the
river and Dunleith, four cu1verts and flty to
sixty ards ct track we're washed away. The
eastern train, which was on time this morn.
ing con1d not meet the western from Dnu-
leith into mile, and at the last ACCOUNTS
both were awa!tsDE repairs, whlstling to pass
off time. The Gaiena division OF the track
Was clear bY o'clock In the tnorn{nr.
, 1865-07-03

The safe on the passenger steamer Ariel,
running between sagauaw city aud Bay city,
was broken open on the 22sSd, and $50 tax
en-, part Of which belonged to the American
Exp5ess sud p1rt e The bost. The
named Charboneau, hsve beenar1ested aud
arc NOW in faI. The aafo must have been
opened With a duplicate key. ( -"
, 1865-07-03
MA RIVE.

scHo011n BUrPLT p1aA7-xD.-Tb schooner Sup
ply. owoed ~ H. NJ s11opx. Of 1hts ry. mss wl:h
dfssa1ef on her feCeht pAsAske dow IRON Chic 60
Rhlle on laKe Huron tha At uck puff Of Vlnd
WHICH Carried away her tnpaAn. ltxtog her HinHA
that p61taon OF hex c.nvas4.
vEss11 AsHoHy.-Ina fhreemasschoo,e es DdEllu
got a9Eeund. ysTtIday rudfutnR, he uppar end q
HcK Island. What her prCApecEA ara for X-ttipG on
We Old hot Learn. This tug Elliott oA been chn1t tet
% 20 to her rteItet,-DetFeh Free HreA
, 1865-07-03

sY Hon. 8. s. Cox, Of Ohio, has become
difgnsted NTH politics, moved to New York,
and IL now engaged IN the pra a:tice Of biz
profession. He has formed 4 partne ship
With Hon. Joaepa ]. Lewis, late Commls.
sfpner Of InteInai Revenue.
, 1865-07-03

@N@*N@ " - 17<**@HfF %1&EFAVS&VW
Peoria, July 1.-Mts. John Tom1la and
s axoa aean'' sa' ss sssi@ @ e. s hsfs qov qsnZs
day evening, bE thetr. clothes catching tlro
from The exp1osian Of lamp, Mr.. Tomlla
and q child were also burned, but not serious
II. Tha explosion occurred while Mr. Tom
lin WAS filing the lamp with bcuzole.
, 1865-07-03

Com 3ImEKC1ALn

:. SATURDAY Eyxsrs1, July l.
The following Summary shows the mo7snaat
in produce and provisions during the past n
tine lat year: r..
, 1865-07-03

An unsuccessful attempt was made, 1a5t
Friday weeS. to fire the building occupied
BY. Millian Fox, as q dining hall, corner Of
Water and Third streets, and vas again re-
peated on Wednesday night, the 20 b nlt.,
with better fuccess. Tbs fire WAS discovered
about 2 O'Clock, the wind blowing quite fresh,
and the flames spread with fearful rap1dlty.
The building With its contents was entire1s,
consumed. Insured for $1,000. Adjoining
on the north the Bouteu House WAS also en-
tirels destroyed, with large bsrns, DC No
insurance. The building On Water street,
occupied BY Or. kinlerman, WAS also de-
shoscd. Total loss. about s.. DDO.
, 1865-07-03
CHICAGO DRY Gooos MARKET.

HATCHuAY EVE. July l.
TIE CrY GcotS market during the week last ctcA3S,
hse been cutie active. Cottoa go7ds are scssco an1
htEhrs. standard sneetinSs s7o Ike pe.tsz-n5H
lcooed 1t 11ke-to-dA4s SeR Fork price. Btescnsd
koodsA1s veeJ setree aud fe1disG upward. Pnats
asn Try h<m. Dunuell1 Att Nt.ht1ANn trata tbs
Srw Tork nastket,
, 1865-07-03

mosc while hts term Of office lasts. In all
the civilized world, the Pardon Broker is, By
common content, accounted the msapest OF
mankind even In despotlsms, where pardon
GENES Of favor, and the grantes Is inAccessi-
be, he is Summed and despised. We want to
sce no other rule here; and the President
will, We are sure, see to It, 50 that no other
established. Kick out the pardon brokers.
There arc two or three ex-Senato1a, half a
dczeu e1.mem5ers Of the House, and at least
one ex.Foreign ainister-all old plsyed-out
political haekf--uron. whom the kicking
might be cotumtncedf >r2,,,
, 1865-07-03

sHEEP-T1e rsceipts 70: the week hare cot hsen
lNEe. but fuly equal the otmsn1. The xfeas hnlt
Of those received xas ns 1nS'ttr quality and brouxhs
low prices. Good Sheep. haYa foand no difficulty IN
belrR sold 1t fslF dgrtes.
Tbs closing prices tcdAy csm2ared e1h tha eso5tr.
prices lalt weak, NE 4s to11owa:
THIS vsek. Lhs. wax.
Extys sRr1ttS...,......,,...,.. $t.Iai 50 ttIaai 81
Fsir to medium a.5a.aa M 4713t2 Is
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