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, 1865-07-06
[Edito.in Correspondence Chicago Ttibupe.1


IEdf,o,,,, J,oy,esnonaer,e chto.,o r..h,,
tA"4 C1r.-e.S"1A9 9o 1foane.l
oA11 Mond.y sxa 1noa15 III; ;rer
-. =. = s1u' - ieoa.
VIC ate ~, ~ tes'' u lne sat-1aneo city OF
tne oalnts. Muca as We had heard OF Its
beauty and Its prosperity, 1t is but Just to
say that 80 far as our obseTyatton has evtend.
ed. the reality far eTcaIda our arna,...,a~1
w. a.,...a - eeeue out expectations
NC a!EFea Eestefday morning about nine
O'Clock. Our start from Denver was made in
time to reach here Friday morning. but We
we're delayed On account Of the Indian INN.
b]es nnon ths r1,;na 49, w. ua1an t.ou'
.ss. u.ee oloa .ne plans, ana hence our arrival
~nen VIC dld WIS no fault of ours. No sight
can be more grateful OF beautiful than that
which suddenly e1ccts the wearT trare,sr 1r as a.
he emerces ftnn Tho dssn s,a..a. .a'e, ~ ~ a.
mountains that honnd p tha s,Ess E.,1an " " . nae
Great Salt Lake on the cast. West Of The M
plain Is high range of neuntatns. the eurn.
1nits Of which are covered ,rith e,on ~
the north. Leaving the rnount.;ns ~ S"' .r. ~
ora ra~t :. ,as 4uoualams on Inc east
49, $3.50 " 49, - 4r otea' oals Lake While TO
through which the river Jordan connects tie
essn sss = waters Of Utah Lake with the Great
sa!t Sea upon the north.
AppafentIy At your feet, but really five
1l nnes distant lies Great salt Lake City, Its
ssrss orGaa ssfeets and beautiful Of ten
trees. These. with the exception of the
seiuo pines and stuntea cedars OF the noun
tains, are the drst trees re have seen for
more thhn thousand miles. How grateful
theJ are TO the sight, and how suggestive Of
s,,, .ne Mealta OF lhe American forest, It Is In
possible !or our pooF pen to portray. As
seen py the traveller emerging from the
mountains, the city Is magnificent picture
uPon broad, tteeless plain, set in frame
OF snow capped noun tains. But, as no Ian
@ guase can do justice to its bsauty. we COM
s9sn msao slslt 70 II to ~ Tho can standa
si1 miles h.m the city we were met by an
escort OF cavalry, with fine brass band, sent
1ut " Col. George, who conducted US
, 1865-07-06

"A. 7; Stewart: the great dry goods mer-
1864 at s316. .lo7, against Sl.843, $50 for the
year previous. Aoses Taylor puts In an in
come of $567, 7,eS95. eS95 John G. Fremont is taxed
On IN income Of IT ,40a. Hiram Sibley, Of
Rochester, returns an income Of 800, ia : and
E. II. Gilbert, Of U Utica, an income ot S44, ss03.
, 1865-07-06

1c per bushel. os:s declined 1013e par
buihel- hya "sa Steady. Barley declined &c per
bushel.
The money market Was active aud sts,dr At 10
pez cent per annnnn- At which rate IN. h,ntt
di.eounted to good borrowers quite frrefv. on
the stree. rates were stesdy atla,. ner s-nt.
month.
The market for Eastern Exchange VIA dee,a.a.
ly 6rmer. Tho banks sold TO each other n n,
to boc per thousand, but the general rase VIA IN
discount TO par buying and t'e}1l-1o premium
selling.
il. Gold opened In New York to-day At aao r,a
closed at 1901. The following are the quotations
te1egraphed to Jsmes Boyd & Brothers, gold
, 1865-07-06

INIT tbe several m,,Sata 80 ~, ~ e"''
=, p.e<+.1"-. Ss 80 @utt.
,,s-la. ~. h...s,.. usrot. eeiy uull
sr.izs ~. .as y. :, out na'h Aea.s were n
d.n.,eh anatas sn1 1 se.J urn me a.ss Se@ 1oss
sscena =. 4s cav :. es i.sH a. e*o.aes, ano As
em,nd ,,h .a,s. =, o,s IN 80 ssis ~ n'e ~,
cenrv,lf, h.1a A. sas soase m Nv p-,m. a. 49, 81.
v,o r:nis.taa cSan,ssss *rsxa ~ ...s. 80 w =.
ard sr,n tvttf, SIS. ~ 1es onm 1s,"
ho con =, mi, e;3as " -, ssTs 1ea" n's, paeAoa
hsse: 800 nc, DO A. rse ,no.s as,;raI -. I.
linetop. md 4 cfn ncs ~ .syted Usrs =. .s,. -
lIycred here. sm.ll 1ot ~ HMM pars
at x1a0o. Land wa. ,teaav viii s.,s. ~ s1t ~.
kettle At 1sc an, 1a, trr. sta,r, hs,5 ~ - ~
uipbwines wera In ltnftad rern..t 80 a.,1 ~
with eclers at r e4Me cs. win .s,cs ~ I'm hr,s
at the lattcr price. 0'''
Notw.thstauaiup that thu aav,cea ,,o7, New
York ,enn,ted an ,5v,,r. ~ x. =, v,s,,. ~, +.
market f.,led 10 re.nond. T-,dn wa v.rz ;,,1,
and there was scarcely enough dona to eiye rs1i'
able quotations. We note Al sa,es n, ! IN hi,
{0.95 for White Winter. and n saf N for cn,d IN
! choice Spripe Extras. small 1nt or oond sr+,,.
l Supe1fina changed hands nj S4.75.
| The Wheat market opened dull, and prfces as-
elined 13G12c, but after the recetp, Of the New
York dispatch, there was 4 revival Of trade.
| snd the decline was almose ree.Iued. Rad
| winter and Extra Spring were in moderate
milling demand At decline Of a(D4c 2 bu. No.
aspiring Was IN only moderate request and 1@2c
lower. The transactions foot up 1o9, 900 bu at
,os No, hea Luz Tor Extra
ept,as; re q 0t@eLess Tor NO. spfiae; ss@s7e
quter st Il leM1 .0s4 for M. snrino IN a.o,s
There wns moderate degrees oractiyitv In Corn
at decline Of about se q bu, with aales oll, COO
bu At ss0s31c tor No. /; t0f151c for No. 2, sud
4Cc for Rejected In Store 5siQs4c for No. ca
nal atioas, and &c for the same grade t. 0. b. At
the close, the market wss quiet at &c Tor No.
and Soc for No. in store.
The market Tor Oats opened 1T aaout Monday's
closing priccs, but after tho recefptof theBuFIlo
and! New York dispatches declined 1c91ic, CO.
sing dull. The transactions foot up III, QUO bu at
41eR4sie for No. 1-c!osine dull nj the inside
figure. No. Oats were dull with tr,fl,np ssles At
sc.
RE vas In hetter demand and steedx s5+h ,.,ex
Of upwards Of 12G00 b1 ut 631t35ae Tor No. 1. and
61c15t{c for No. 2 in store,
Barley va. dnli and Sc lower. with ..1e, Of three
Gu loads at ese ior Nc" No. ? in store.
Like FreRhts were shade 1ruer, with engage.
ments At 7@7fe for Corn, and &c for Oats to Bnf.
talo, and SC for Wheat to Port colborne. There
were sefy 1ew vessels oderinR. -.-.
laeie = no enanse IN afoees'es, anu our re-
nne.s ,sr volume ,s;1. o. sGs'1es, a. doing The
,ono"ns u'spa'eo "a1 AeesA's0 az tAs 1s1epn49
Exchange to-day:
Good G,oca,,, snc., ,e,ate," s~ aoaS, aoa my ,
19sc: wills IL. Ia M sineE sSaoy "a nafas GT
d1iet. "''o q q 4'e' A' '''eA@ 1eas sno eonee
SAT- Wa IN a:tIve demand At the advance no.
~. ~. as" ~. usea, aue -. anoa'' . IT lof
oao uae aeAssts0 eA sto1erana f1.U iof uncovered.
, 1865-07-06
Frou 04at1f.on, wis.

MAD1soS, July 5.-The largest crowd ever
nies here yesterday, The procession YVES
failure; Oh account Of a bitter political feel
iIg.
The first session Of the Normal Musical
Academy Of the Northwest, under the dIrcc-
tion Of Professor Il. R. Palmer, Principal,
opened at the City Hall this forenoon, With
the prospect Of successful session,
, 1865-07-06

Llour TIE GAs,-At the hour Of half psst two
o'clock yesterday morning man vas found in IN
iusens1ble condition. caused by injuries received
in failing ihsoreh an opening tn 1las side walk.
whtte some repairing was gone On, at tha corner
Of Wells md Madison streets. The 1ag lights
Vere all out, and II being very dark, the Injured
man fell through without seeine The Bit hole, He
was rescued By otncsr hato1ey, who Was taxing
p1.1opeS to The eImQEJ.
, 1865-07-06
Correspondence Of the Chicsso Trtbuuc.

[coneepondeuce Of the Chicaso Tttbuuc.]
V1cKaBuno, Mis-, June -, 1s6S.
iuo Will remember that after the susren
der Of OF the rebel army under Dick Taylor
Governor Clark Of Mississippi, issued proc
lamation. convening the rebel Legislature,
and that Gen. Canby ordered that they bt
arrested II they presumed TO meet and 1egts
Late for the State. 1t may not be generally
kpewn, however, that the Lcgislature did
meet, and that they appointed Judge sha.key
commissioner to Washington.
The Vicksburg Ner6ld states that he went
10 Washington as private iaaiyidusl, and
that the appointment of Provisional Cover.
nor was rendered him, which heaccep.cd after
taking the subject under adYiscR3nt. and
being asenred that his position. as defined by
himself. was approved by the President.
The Provisional Governor arrived hero last
evening and frumt diately appointed the old
county and town officers to return TO their old
pt tf'ions; Upon these individuals there does
not rest the slightest suspicion OF loyalty,
though, in order to accspt the office, they
Will swallow the Amnesty Oath With as much
ease as they would q glass OF grog. Already
writ Of Uabeus Colpus has been served upon
Coonel sm1th, the Post Commander, to re-.
heve the military prison OF rebel Jew by
not honoied. The military are thoroughly
dlsgnsted With the shape thAt affairs are tax
Ing, and those who were inclined to settle
IN the South when their term Of service tx.
p!ed, have now no intention Of doing any-
thing so foolish. The lev old loyal citlzsns
are as1onished at the couree taken by Prcsi-
dent johnson and are making asrangem ents
70 dispose Of their property and tn,grate TO
Northern States.
The negroes are told that they must work
Tor their masters as they have done hereto
fore, and that they will not be permitted to
remain IN the State, and theJare beginning to
Ptealdent Lincoln was murdered.
Officers and soldiers are informed By The
citizens that the blue coats Will not be need.
cd here much longer, and that they will not
permit th,m to remain, as they intend to
manage their Own affairs in future. Judge
Sha1key is more moderate, but b:lieves that
theie arc decidedly too many colored troops
Is it possible that President John.on In
tends to Turn the lew loyal whites and the
blacks over to The mercy Of the trnitorous
pro-elavcry aslstocracy II so, he IL an un-
worthy successor of the great and good man
undo The work that should never have been
done, and return the South to the military
authorities until the population have become
sufficiently loyal, By rejection and emIgra-
ton, or some other agency. TO be sasely IT,
trusted With the management OF the State.
fou will End no OCCASION to change your
ofkn expresttd opinion upon the hasty reor-
gan1zation of the Southern States, tor time
Will prove You right, and that these people
must be governed By the military lor two
years at least. LOUISVILLE.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI PLACED 1yGESE.
RAL THOMAS DEPARTMENT..
HEADQUARTERS Military D1y1sros)
, 1865-07-06
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL,


WEDNESDAY EvENINo, July s.
The quarterly statements OF the National Banks
cf This city have all been published. The Follow
ipE Is a summary OF the whole:
7EAIEaHNT or THE cAr1rAIs, DISCOUNTS AND In
DtV1D6AL DkP051Ts OF TIE NATIONAL RAyKs,
, 1865-07-06
CHICAGO STOCK mARKET.
SUBSCRIPTION aGkncY 7-zo LOAN.

s1oeAD NATIuNAx BAIX pY CHIuAAox
This Bank viii Fece1Vo subscriptions 10 tho na4 IA
q. B. Notes. nud pay TIE inee=st ou1 date qf SAB
ec11Etion to tho 15sh OF JULY. =.
Thesa notes aIe Issued In 1Eno1al13Eoua Of 49, t1n
23o0, .011 and x31u1, hetE t1.ess .ts cato Of
$40 per cent per en1am In lnfa ea3tar naana or xs
tho option OF tho 9oTN1me1., per cent Il yod, ana
RIG payable thtee ycz14 tso 1s:o OF J1l7, 3 Or na7
be conyeted a. tha Qptioa Of tho holdaI II 2turtY
Into per cans so Rold. bearing bond2-
We alsotesp on hand full stook OF III dano1a.ns-
tioI4 Tor II medIsta davtEy, md Will furn!lh the
to Bapxers and gents fa ofexp1sss aalHesp on
j 1. ELLIS, President.
, 1865-07-06

MILWAUKEE, July 5.-The 4th was celebta-
ted with great spirlt In this city, closing with
gIand display Of fireworks In the evening.
The Soldiers Fafr Is still In successful pro-
Erfes, and the attendance continues large,-
The entire cashl receipts thuss far exceed
, 1865-07-06
worthy alliance to be sought for the areui.

i - -
worthy alliance 10 be sought for the asgu-
men1 On temperance, the showing o. The
"1etcaeo economy ol dram drsnk'nE. Ihere
ute many men ~noss observance - tae CAD
pan, ana me fess from laoo. ol nan and
usae. " lnet aa!' e!oNs W. " ~ appsccta-
.'1u ~ .ue Ptou1 9.s - eusu1 a-aaSa Soa'e o..
n,s'.e, seIce'S nee nssa ~ olsoa INC seEaes Of
s. iusuallons, va. ~ - well when duty and
tion. % Tbc 1atter fas W ~ - h..M .ue same a1Eee-
an f,r NOR i1anrerons n.t1ss ~ "ofk 10 40
Of Ike Law ljes IN ~ rsa e iae strength
the p,oflt Of Law a1a etn - CONVICTION OF
muni,y or an cnfo,ca5 80. .s"Asus 70 com
we to nultin,v ;nstanass VI iEa@ were
fini one ,nora an-1taslss ~ soo'o scarcey
aemonrt~. 49,, sA'.s 1a" l'per 1or perfect
frFo,,,,ess - ~. ...Au eoat concerning tie
abstract r-sno,s,e NJ ~ oouM. ~ 1aete Is indeed IN
,-h1sh -, p'metp!e o1 humanity and right,
the co1o-ad .soa T. nsoue VI aa oealings with
r. 49, 80 1ss ~ vas efuel 10 whip them.
~. uotautS 10 nfecd them for
tbs who1a svet.,, a. ae ~ M u1eoas altosether,
rho++o, ~ - 4ss..io man into
n, ~ +,-.a -, - "As At 1ne same time, and
no,r1r t.aa.s o."sy ~. onomy. Even now the
Kept 1edgcrs for the pagt prnere+,o, ,-x
md We have Geo,eIa and M3ssonr; 49, "e'
tucky testimony abundant. IN 49, e;N. 80 -
s1aycho1dIn1 ha, w. '' nasa " tae point that
forces aaen1,+a To- - ~. 1as,s ra.a Neveftneless the
Years nnoan.1,, -,,,eas ia euse were ior long
1.,ns Aho1,3tan1st ran, ~ "nue Inc Old
1rith or1af .nd r.+haa auu aueo als Eelkin
ofthe r,noaor, ~ ~ ast.e .o0 usespave nsures
of plantation lords .othptr No,ths,a Snsau.
ante, left Humanity tn to,1 ~ ~ s,nt,
But when It fell ike a al. 49,, w. u'eae' -
country that the end or Ill 49,. apoa VIC
man-scllinc was nat,on,l min az t ~ ses ss "
trc da,kened the com, Inv roa,. sno spss,
the bank n.r,or Dntv ~ p.aa. a aua
gether In marnificent atrnc,,s rr,,sas 80 w,
the nation and freed the s]ava r. .rsa sea
Right thai Eas first harnesscd at +ha 80 49, "
but Profit pulled strono1v hv ,te e;aa - ~, ~
level yoke. 3~ sA' S11e
The parallel 1oses none of ,te s,.
the present succerd,nr sta.s ~ 49, f1sss ~ ~
the question what shall ma n ,,,.1, -. -
men! humanity sars r,at-s ,n.- s.s .-e ~ .t
Right and trutb mini ont tha s,a.sso ~ sasa. u
their eli yation and tho ,st,s..1 snous tot
and sense Of inst,ca or,,..enas souss'cnce
of 1hnse nast f,rs 49,. a a - Ine 1essons
Than Of oid he .-,,h ~ noie 1noseo
a4yn +ha.. ,,s . piS uut1! appeals.
49, 49, ..| ea ee1usnness that Waits TO
n0us 10 u"n gooot prejudice that holds up
1Le sllohco Elass TO shut out the light. There
.emsias' aapphy 1or The canse Of humanity
II tn's case also, the enforcement of the
ela1n's o1 dnty. by the clear economy Of the
measure tne absolute necessity to do Justice
70 LUG areedman on tie simple score Of profit.
, 1865-07-06

- nc supreme aOurt-8uft for Dam.
aees-l.aubch of the klnh-The " esr.
efn Navy Yard.
Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Ttibuue. !
ST. LOUIS, July 3, 1865
On Saturday, as provided by the late Con-
ventlon, the votes for and against the new
Constitution, az returned to the Office Of the
Secretary Of State, we're officially canrasscd
by that officer in tho presence Of the Coy
crnor and Auditor. The result was found
To be:
fos CInsutuu0n. .........-..30 CTS
Majority Against on Home Vote. e......... 9D
soIo1sRs' VOTE.
-. Eonsuluuon: ....-........... a,995
Majority For on soldlers' Vote. :. ...... aaa7
1eA4 vote..-'.-... -....."-............... ....S5,475
Majority For tho Constitution. 1.e62
There being majority Of 1862 votss In
favor Of the new Constitution, Gov. Fletcher
at orce issued his proclamation, announcing
that the Constitution had been adopted, md
would take effect from and nfter July 4th. TO-
MORROW Thus ends contest which will
ever be remembered by all who partici-
pated IN 1t as one uuexampled for
the bitterness and personality With which
II Was Taged BY one Of the parties. Deceney
WIS thrown TO the Winds BY the Opponents
Of the Constitution. Truth was a word not
found IN their vocabulary. Falsehoods, the
the mcst infamous, were told and re.told, and
stuck 10 wath ,peltinacity worthy Of a better
denounced as such by the more candid and
generous Of the opposition, The sauctities Of
private life were dragged into the canvass and
held up TO the scorn and ridicu1e Of The rab-
BILE, as II the character and habits aud opIu.
ions Of anT one man or set Of men, had pucht
to dofEit1 the wisdom Or e1pediency Of adopt
Ing Constitution for State. Frauds, the
most outrageous, we're perpesrated, md at
first IN the flush OF supposed SUCCESS, were
unhlushlngly boosted Of. all Without success,
however. Truth, Justice and humanity are
triumphant and MISSOURI, free beyond doubt, |
enters upon that career Of prosperity and |
greatness atwhose threshhold she has SO long
stood waiting. All honor to the true and |
brave men, Who,1 In and out of the Convention.
hare done battle for the right, unmindf1l OF !
cnlumny and abuse!
As IN example Of the manner In which the |
last election was conducted In the Interior, |
make room for the following extract from tho |
4 Kansas City Journal, showing how Dan. |
Fool, late guerilla, thief and murderer, presid-
ca over the po1la in Lafayette county. What /
ponder upon 1''~~ - @'''0 ~ e0o
,cfs5hnn. "M9 Later taaP few weeks since bloody
Iieh blood OF loyal citizens of this State-a
THIEF, murderer, an assassin, and sneakins 4
bushwhacker. deserving to be hootcd ont Of /
society and detested forever by iii men who
acknowledge q Supreme Bang, came into /
Lexington, Missouri, followed by q band Of |
cut throats, and falling on their taces, asked |
the widows and orphans-Whom they had |
robbed Of their protectors, and made poor !
through lna-to forgive him aud his mufdsr-
e1a. 4 good and great Government, through
, 1865-07-06
OUR DETROIT LETTER.

O1aoafer1 During Juna-Eosz Of tho
C2noPua and Prop. It1luoIA-coIf1a-
1on-stFuek by LIshtoing-Loss or a
Lumber Azfss dc., &c.
, 1865-07-06

to the city Of E.gln for furnishing the city of
Lincoln field piece for the Fourth, as can
non are scarce In these parts.
nlv7n TfTrTyp
, 1865-07-06
Total. ost, ,7so.0o 4,9sa,s ,ssoo1 9,sal,Qaa 36

Total. ~ SIS go % s7s 1s ssi,7s3 a1
The following table shows the leading items,
according to the statement On the tss Of July
compared With those on the lat Of april last:
c.Dtt.l 3siE II Ss IT, A2r!5 I. J. - 5sss Is
Individual deposits... 9,33lN3 IS 7'33d45.7J
government deposits. s,elAs76oa 2,T7G91960
Specie oa hand. d.. .s..... a,?s5.6i sai ss,sai.W
twill be teen from the above tahle that there
Is but slight increase Of the combined capital;
IN iuczeaae Of nearly 10000 In discounts, or
$2Ma,QW in Individual deposits, $600, GOO In cir
cu1ailon, about 81 900 Ia currency, and nearly
E10,e In gold. The Government deposits shnw
IN increaee nearly 81 900 coo over the statement
Of the lit Of April which il due 70 The fact that at
present the army paymastrs hare large amounts
cf money to their credit at some Of the banks, for
the purpose Of paying cf the returned veterans.
As whole, the statement OF the National Binks
ts highly ereditab1e to ali concerned. We have
now q banking capital Of upwards Of Is Go0,ot0,
ind the banks are conducted in manner ealcuia-
ted to inspire confidence. Thus much has the
National Banking Act done for Chicago. Up till
the time when National Blnks were established
IN our city, our banks were nearly all irregular
establishments. made up partly Of brokers, sp.cu-
lators and mcrehants, who did business On no A1ed
tie confidence. 1t Is tine there were honorable
exceptions to this, which are too well known to
1equl1e discrimination, but a. whole they were
Of but little positive benefit to tho community.
II will be seen thar the Second National Bank \
has e. 100 a61G3 Of the f3814 578. .08 Of Govern
ment Depoeits. This tnstituton does the heayi- I
e.t Government business Of any bank in the Weet.
and its officers are highly deserving Of full credit
for the enterprise they display In the sale OF our
securities. We are glad to see, a1so, that the |
business ID 1emunesative. With c,pitsl Of only
Sl00 0o0 their earnings amount to upwards OF S36-
N0. This will compare flyorably with any bank |
ing Institution In the country.
To-day the general business at the banks was
more active, but ibis was due parity to the inter-
mission Of holiday. Gold was shade higher
bat it failed to i1upart strength to the Produce
market. Flour was dull wheat ruled quiet and
Irregular, closing I shade lowes, Corn declined
, 1865-07-06
ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
From Hon. Schuyler Co1fax's Party.

Eaints-Noteh and lncidents-SnoVv.
balltuE In June-GouIe tor the Pacl-
hc Railway.
, 1865-07-06
COMMERCKAA.~

WEDNESDAY EVENING, July s.
The following summary shows the movement
In produce and provisions during the p1st -
hours, compared with The movement for tbs s.ue
time last year:
, 1865-07-06

Here, eaAh gold WAS very acarce, and the market
opened at no. advanced to III, declined to 1sa and
closed at that quotation. Silver was dull at 1850
1a9.
Government Bonds were Ia good demand and
firm. We quote:
-.... Buying. Selling,
U.9. sos. ............ 104f 10it
U. $. 10 40's.. ..8i1W 81
Cook County Scrip wAs firm 1t 9s} for nav and
04l fnr nld.
, 1865-07-06

rSN&-%~.A4.a....,4
s1nh t!me Int
NfSf
, 1865-07-06

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKKT.
QYYfcx Or THE DA1Lr THrNuxH,1
WKDHKspA1 EvkHISG, July s. I
BEEF CATELE-Accordlng to the Board OF Tsads
The receipts aud ahpusutH Of 1861 hay. pe en-
As follow4 It ahould be borne IN nina th,t thes. ro
ee,pts and shipments ale rally thosa Of the dAy pro-
eedln1. -
, 1865-07-06
FROM MISSOURI.

The New Constitution Adopted-Yhe
Official Vote-MUTA FraudA-The Ser.
mana support Gov. FLETCHER, and
VIII support ahe New C0usxltu.fon-
The supreme a:ourI-Suft for Dame
aRes-l+aunch Of the Elnh-The " cst-
efu Navy kQr1.
, 1865-07-06
MISSISSIPPI.
Sharkey and bis Government.

The old Secseioulsts Is gain In Pover-.
A Writ of 4In6eAB Corpus ssClyll ".
military Au1hority--A Gloomy Pros
ptcts
, 1865-07-06

Marine lnsnFnnce.
The underwriters Of this city. hcld meeting
few dsys ago, at whfch It 1as determined By than
to do away with thu .scusang under" systen, and
adopt The old rates
, 1865-07-06

Clicking prices for CASH, july 5, s5, Received BY r.
g. saltenstau 4 Co., Comnisston. gtock Aad Bond
Brokers. 81 Ia1k street, Chicago:
, 1865-07-06
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH.
FOURTM OF JULY.
AT NEW TQRE.

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ths statn W so,dIses, man,rt1ant tha r,tv
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, 1865-07-06
4 acknowledgements At tl.Dt9>4Io-
HEAN%-Saise were: " p:Is At }t.00.
KhOlM COkN-1nacttVa and nominal at
ft5u D0aaso. co prr tou.
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pE'c1 without change. We continue TO quote:
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