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, 1865-07-25
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NoNpA1 kVHsrsa. Jufy u, tses-
LEMDER- Rece,ysd.s.s sa8 q, shtppc.. as8m. xs1-
ke. attiva and urn. Sales wtso: Cargo schf 3nayer.
from Grand Biyer. IS M common. II 81. y, BY ..
prew.ter; cargo schr Pau Inc from Grand Htvcr.
80 N 4 stI;2s. ratte'. ak 3.l.oa by triIh FueEs
cargo sshr Glpprr City, ftcut Grand River. 100 IT. Is
strips .afltd At sl1 o. bE tsh Fuller cargo schF
Iltuos, from Muategon n ttstoh balan:e mixed
RON NO. logs. at ia. Is ~ Merton cargo schr
Mentor, tson q &da $50 N ho 4rds. stncr aud sl
widths, st us 8 by Wood; cargo sehr Cornell1 -m
tanA-s, zc1 m ttock and eon,mJu boass toAss,erc at
stl&, IT Gondwi1lfes esrgo schr Tscnmseh. from
tsusda 10 N 1t. ck boAsds and 80 N uposfsa ae
st715. by " Wood; ca:zo sshr 3. G. Gray. nom Mus-
krEon 100 u from No. logs 1t $lsOo for deck. ana
s1s,ro or hold, BY Morton CARO- aehr Au~tck 4. m
Nu.k.gon. 3 II, " prtma sFrips nIlAnce .xa'4 and
long joists. II 911eo. By Cham5ss AIN tazgo schr
contest, from Csuaa., 80 N atcek caumou anf
s,lrc1 no,Ids. xt s4 $ bJ teter Wood: cargo schr
EeA0dfrtYian IRON saKln1 NJ. ITO m CO ,tao cus. AZ
II 20 for cuIe 4l3 10 tor md ~ n clesr,
81 Hts h& Fuller
tBINGLBs-Retei1td 1a5 N sh!pp.d. 1.01s n.
M,fk.s arm. sxle1 WeEo: 3c,r ioA1a. saSso a, 1t
<W1nun. a vxrd urfcef "a fplIQWJ:
, 1865-07-25

We caunot too strongly fmpresa the fact
upon our rtaderf, that all the matters OF dis
putc between the North and the South have
their origin In the violation Of tho fundAmen-
tsl law Of American political and social Life
IA fall days wages for fair daJ's work !"
Labo1ing men are. We are sorry tosay, apt
10 overlook this fact, and allow their preju~
dlecs Of color and Of race to blind them TO
their true Interests In the contest between
wages, on one side, and no wages On the
other. AZ Eill appear from the Southern
nevis printed herewith, thst contest is by no
means terminated; the battle still ragep,
and, as II ie dtc clded, 60 will the interests Of
men who ton be affected. No man whose
hands a1e his means Of support can afford,
without the loss Of his blrthslght, to have
the rule which the South established by
means ct Slavery, and which she is now
trying to perpctuate By means of q lcsser
injustice, made triumphant On any foot Of
Ame,ieau soil. The sanctIt3 oflabor, against
The tytanny oflav, OF usage, md Of money, Is
his only safety and all mrn whose capital
is In their musc1et, must unite In an effort to
hare that tanctty kept inviolate. II It may
be orert1roxn because til. laboses, IS in the
South, IL b1sck, 1t mag be elsewhere oEer-
thrown because the lsborer has light hair and
blue eyes. Violate the principle for any ac~
cIdtnt Of bi, tn or nauopality, and all labor
Is beEceforth Endangered We Say, then,
Il At nhen labor1Dg man, be he to1er Oh
tie steete, drnymau, 8 mechanic
or = ,a1mer, or uDythins elte, makes
eastt or eolor 4 eondikien, OF wages
for wo,k, he is flse TO his Interests.
to his ch!1dicn and to his country. BE needs
to 70 to schcol to learn that he claims the
rewards OF his own labor By virtue OF psin-
clp1e that he Is violating eycry time that he
d.n,ts black man his r:ests. We believe
that, had slavery been preserved for hall
ctntu,y, in tie Union, We should have seen
msre than one attempt TO make white men
slaves and We khrnld have also seen that
the politicians nf the North, Eho We're al
Ways ready 10 defend the restitution" be-
eause the eutlased were ef the Inferior race,
would not have been slow to second the en-.
dtavor. They would have alleged an
excuse that would hnve been just as
lcgica], a. cogent, and as sound as that
which eatisfied their cduscicnces In tbs case
OF tie blacks. And We tell the 1aborIug men
- .-,.n,.,,.o,'% 81 ~. ~
Ds ., s,,.n ,..,a ,sa c1.sa. - 49,. | 80 ~
a.n,. euas eaa,. - ~ ~ .h s.ase.s ,aaose
auu no'4 1 aees." 'as 1ap.s,s a.1o ,nyu''
wv y. ~ -,s,-Ns, 4s "Ar4s go - .ae
esme eme. p'e'lo's t4,. .a,.s ,s as s1.aa aa'e
wong viii be vitittd upol themselves aud
their children, AZ surely Is night follows ths
setting sun! Had the labor oE the country
% "uen @ne oo'e ~ ss',n" ~ 'sa' asss, sN
-. ~ n'a uoa 1.u. 'ase ~; W..
.A~. "nke snou 'o.o" t ~
strlpls war y "nea tae eounH' u
~
, 1865-07-25
| Dfserters from the AID 1lllncfs IL
| fnntry.
CANT a2p III. VEr. VoL. 1aF.,
| Near New DfIe.ue L., July l2. 1865, {

Nea. New Orle.ue, L., July Il, 1865.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
month Of June, 1865, nom Co. c, III Illinois
Veteran Volunteer Infantry, which would
respectfully request you to publish IN your
Sergeant Joseph A. Bryant. Bureau Co.,
Ill.
Priyates, Charles ". Andersen, Henry
Calvin B. Anderson, Ga1esNu1g, III.
Wlllsm Brown, GreenVille. III.
Levi Co1nwell, Greenville. III.
Stanley Maynard, Henry Co., III.
John I. Alien, Montgomery Co., Ill.
Simeon Mos1ey, Quincy, III.
Cooley Knfsh5, Quincy, III.
William Miller, Springfield, Ill.
Jotn Campbell, Dixon, IL;
Cspsnin 53d III. Inf, Com'iag 20. G.
Southern Illinois papers please copS.
, 1865-07-25

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Agricultural
Durcau Is in re. eIpt Of gratifying reports oi
tue condition of the ctops.
Tie wheat crop is generally large, and
sufficient to yield large amount for o1por-
tA'ion.
The corn crop is IN a fou1ishing condition,
ard prc1aises large yield.
The ont c,opia cveryt thing at this time that
could be desired.
The potatoes escaped the injuries of the
potato.bug much better than usual, and bid
fnir 10 f'e abundant.
All other crope, both fall and spring sowcd
or plan: Cd, bid iair to be larger than the
crops Of Inst year.
Tho fruits are not 30 uniformly good, espe.
claily in the Western States.
, 1865-07-25
sB Gov. Bsam1et.e has Issued proclama-
4ie,., 1ast61ns. the election In Kentucky In

sB Gov. Bsam1et.e has Issued proclama-
ton pending the election In Kentucky, In
which he says: -.......
Ioya1 men thtcQRhout the Stata are requested
to report 10 the Governor any disregard Of tho
expatzaat,on iaW. either upon the psrt Of oticets
OF tcit,zers,-Gisfpg the names Of the offenders
that they may ha proceeded sgalcst 70. such vio-
lsttou. The of1eer who sh1lI fiji to discharge
his duty, a. prescribed By lav. or tbs citizen
Who. not beng entitled to vote. shal! do 50 In u.
oisu, Of Law, shon, d b promptly reported, thas
proper steps luay sbo taken iof h,s pnnis ishnens;;
uppn ,he xuppo:ttlon hist they Will be permitted,
Win tmpunity, 10 disregard the laws m.ds %
ehise, pr ove1rids the lawfully established SOY
efetensy Of The peopac.
The mi!it11! suilorties wfll asstst the civd! on
cezs IN the enforcement Of theae INSTRUCTIONS, y
nv attempt BE- made to vlolata them. upon appll
| caiiop 10 The omcer Le>rts& n command.
, 1865-07-25

4 A.
Aae alncm' " anpel sianu tua, .xs. ~
be 80 eoett saEaleo ~ noa 70 sea sne
oi tecen. e'eats .us 'nss"as ~ s a..sss. ~
ne' soa,sno1a =. .s..1.s sN...ahs -. th;s c,n
ss'n@n 80 tha1a - aa,,.,aa..s1. bs.1
luaa.... ..asa. ~. s~s.s,a1,. ~ n-sss,t a.
ua.1 -'ous 'ss .s~ad.s.s s..',i.a.'na - ~.
eciueu ~ ~ 49, 11,.,., Pf r.nS,+ian
.Aoa'oe oeeame ~ ~ 1up!... "sa. ~
IN Ae1.o. ans.e ta'u' s....~s..a- ~ s'oa %
asSuupao1 " os.u a.aeaas s.s so"A.u
fance. 1ne1e - NV 'H'se e.u'etAu-e .!
maf1pt sp1H % Mm.u - eas1. ~ eeea NC"
ae4oa 4ot tus W p'4S u .uns.1 Psos
Lee tas'e ol oloea Aas not ~ *nesseo tus ~
pesats apr rA3. 4ne esE'esoi ',ss9's ~. wv
screaming LOT ne" coa4ossss' Ns.eat. 1us heneoa -
disposed 10 aeeontlssa lis ocesu5 Na1eout
further war but Inns can onls w aone y
frank ard nneqnvoea oec'acoa 70 ,ne
French Enpe'of laat Tue p1eEe1ee !" n.s
Austrian nroHge; !" tue e.1 49, " y usa
peus eNaS na,ana.aa.t w ~. 49, ~ n.Ss ~ W. ~:
.,sa lopk s1. -. a,.sar.ssh,s - md 49, e~.csrh,t,r1
~, ~ .sat1a.,,o, e+,,snaat ~ ~,
n,.s.ss. s.,s. ,..anu1s 49, ob,utr ~ nnbo1a the
n!Ha, aass ~ - - ssats+. ~ saJ .t.1,,,,ts
ptlwso taa. upa saann5s - -.,,,sa~sd ~
, 1865-07-25

VT. samncls, the State Auditor Of Ken
lucky, announces that there have been rt-
ceiTed at his Office the textbooks for the year
1865, from seventy-ninc out Of ITO counties
In the etate, and that the slaves therein re-
ported nu7ber 125 800, valued at 5,728 a09,
| an ayea1ge value per bead Of e45.50. The
! slaves in Kentucky In 1861 were ao3, ,9s7, and
, 1865-07-25

es,y ka.ea to dag ve:a cst. No Th!sa as HtS.ai1
e1srsG No: sraher WIS ne1d It tl.n. Ta.,s
p.tcts it VIII be obsety.d Are esrM dmSsoTsa 1ns
sSed demand for mnln< p:rro:e. a. q ~ = . ~
enrS tamana skA--, Ia e44s. VIC no'e :als % ans
rsr N. i IRE At &c In Bar ey there u uota.a.
/ --nin1 aai uuptstions 40 meralJ nomi1E.
, 1865-07-25

ra'ued at ss44 III, ,ss48, Mr. sauuels ndds that
when The whole returns are made, embracing
the remaining thirty one counties not re-
ported, the total value will hardly exceed
s3 S5o, 900, fAli5ne of In tbs property alone
nf fpf mn nm
, 1865-07-25
A PETTY JOB.

- nSs - ~.
l;om lae as'e.tuA 2. De!'as 1As sa -. -
fatent once' y copy VI . Ielols uaae ~
certain commissioners appo'naeu anocf ~
set o. congress, 70 useshEaN NC present
eonalt'ou ana 1aosiSsu I3.s ~ -. A ,r,.Is ans
tap m.ess ~ 1ae a.. o. ssa.s, ss..as "..A 49,
w sIau.s A'ote 'Aan pash ae ~ ~
la.atD'et . oe - .t s.,aa - fs asa
N uoye .,.'n.,s y. I'm. ~ - .'slta -, 49, ~.
.Ma.a.s s 49, ~ - 1ook .,a1 49, ~ ~ r,,;,a M ~ ne
na.sa.- - ."n..;,s ~ ,,tt,a ~ +hat :. r,,n.h,. ~ ~
leasa @ ~,. s saa,. :. sss n.s W. aF ~ ,ns1y >ns
ls". ~ las ooA n,o 40 w 49, NOV, M -, rn,r":s @
wl'en ~ " t.ts ~ @ -. a'u.S "t ~ a...,.,e
auo tu' ,.at,1.s 49, ~ % 1hs rssasr s - ~ ..s,,7
~ ~ a.. saa,'. r. 4h. 49, --,,o no,n.I,sd
% t,.as~ .nS,ninc whateVc1 If ,he snbfec..
80 49, so.r,.r st,,dr ~ a,,erIon ~ !.
-. 49, 49, ~. s;u r7sa 1or a t,oy.ana aa,.
,a,e - e,,,r,st pons r,tan ~ ~ m in.t AZ
; ans ~ - ..o,..a - t 49, 1,ndred snh;'ect ohont
$50, " 1sasn- rhour ,onn,ao1 ~, ~,
"nS..nS "4 ~ ass+ -. carernnc., twa.,r
.s~-.sn se,1s.s ~ 49, no,1.c,,o, NJ .ha
-,at..- "a .o, coth1r, of tho coat of nsn+r
, 1865-07-25
cH1CA9O srOa;R mARKBT-
MONDAY EyESso, Jaay a.
.AGBa AT TIE FIRST BOARD.
sA1xs At TER sycoSD BOARD.


6xosxp NA.InNAL HAKx ux CX1uA&o.
Tab Baak viii reessro sunscEps:9n1 70 r. ~ e
O. T. Notea. md PAy sn9 inse1eat 1aa n@'s q tno
TEE uotes ~ 1s1ed ii cnoalaesehs q So n
.sfn q N Ind AD0o: 6esy Ias.SeE4 II saa tATs ot
Lii x cant 81 snuuM u legal randt: otel, Of q
10 option ot The aoIansa al ~ GoS1 Goat = eis 1s
". 1T ia optaon Of thd noldcz ~ maturity
iSto paF eent sN gola,nsax!1f eoaaa. ~ ,.,,,.
,4ons m IL InedIata tal!ve9Y, ana Will f1Enish III
raM to Bankers and AEl3 Eao Of 5expfG8 eaAsTes or
-" se&A-' j a. ELLIE, FroGldsut
xDWu I, IIHKHAM. Csahiez.
, 1865-07-25
WESTERN KENTUCKY.
The New Regime in "Jackson'S
Purchase"

Old Ideas and New Facxs-T1e Crops
In Western Kcrtucky-The Tobacco
District and the Late Ratns-Henry
j. G. Burnt and His Indictment Tor
Tr~ason-TheC Congressional Canvas
Between Bradley and TFlnable.
, 1865-07-25
Tho Crups mud Harvest in Michigan


CnsAyos.be intelligence concerning tue vh.at
crop befins cams out The 9e1sis too co7n.et-
ing 70 form arytnn4 nk7 eosrtcx estiu11ts ~ yat-
The greater camp stnt Is frau tbs teaEA! coaat!es
and. mse1nk \ iibeFtt alloTin:a tor unVAFs3n:ea
ernsftng ttis ceas taat ereAt danax. nt* osen ~
have suffered rlo,t non ,hsse can a.. Il the wcas
en- part oftho State the crop Is fair, aut has xenst-
Ally oeeo Gu ea IN good c;l1ltlua. In th1 korths
The cop i. soout "a Tsecnrzd b1: tn, acc oauts
ea.d1nE IT. cor dtcn are contradictory 1ha wealth
* 80 at4yo1son tor h-Svslnk Wheat, his been cor.
xtstono Koo4 TOR ruln Aud fotAtots, which Will
yield l.ERaly.
(F1om tha p-t1ots Free Press, .d.1
II is the seascn OF the whe rssr st Esp.rt5 Com
ysriona rec icps lbs state show that the cop will
BE- f.7 10 to the average. proyii d 1t sh Ii oe
,1sd n good condition Allno. dep@ns up N totz.
Fear1 ~ enfersAinsa tha. TIN large snoun q ram
To rf, seIt wrek vll mate ,s.ly eaEsEs the s,op
nare neen ea@ps:.:d To- Eosk ,.,. curing tas
ensav.5t'gs;. Thar; ~ fa%sr' ~, ot 1u:s
II. very mneh deubt that lhs rainy weather. ,uoa3h
it II yrrs uufayuFsa1a, hal seftout1y Auectel ths
wheat ercpa or 10 Stats shna far There Is -. muen
wte.E unh.ETetrd d. ane thoud tno rainy weather
conEuues Loss Unas fesulS.
, 1865-07-25

w aoo, 90 feet Of two and three inch
piac p,snk is about to be shipped from East
Saginaw to Marsei!les, France. IL ~ gpes q ~ e
New FORK ria the EEae Canai' "Aense A' -
, 1865-07-25
CHICAGO CATTLE MAHkET.

Xcndly Evening. JuJ f. 5
uRBF EATTLE-AccoedlnC to the Board OF TFsda
report. the secottts and shipments D nco ou1 tast
isee, c. mpa1ea wish the CORE pondteE pe,ioi Of
1sss, have h.en n folcxs. 1t should BE- oo.1e Id
mind that tbese receipts zud sa,pmtots ara really
~ 4; sss''3ss. Il. 81 ss''Hiss;;: iss;:
snEa., .sa Mees,{{.... ~ ~ 81 11sn 1as ~:
Thes. has neeu ye.y 3st ba,n transacted st ths
,a1ds to-day. tnd Whist waa dans was coadaed to 1ne
tirn sna cornmon butchers steers,tor wba- about
The &Aue rates priv tad Rt wsTa current on 3atu-.
DAY. Thsra hss bsen no lrsan srzlta,s worth men
uen'nE.
ch. nge TT m Saturday, nxurts-
The eaes were 10 fo,1oNs:
ws,.xs.k q M le.y .old Daucs I. head thin Co.'s,
'yssagEes .eia s as.d THU 'a'a ssess aver
'Tas y: Sse: sold Gordon Is hssa Cows.
% s1efets as:s,1.s sels Ianse, 1sheaafa'rstees'.
HanGgFIom The rs2c1ts made On Change, ve learn
h.t The receipts and shtpmens arce oar Las: isau-
rcmpered With lhe 1ctsfpa and 'hlpHtn'a OF 1881.
! hAsr beea s. follows. &nealt oe potn N EMO
Inst the receipts ard ara Et&S taos: Of ha
| CAY p.ece<asE:
I'D: stet'a's:ss. IT,. fsss. fs.s'a' IT; isa
'sas: aaY.'.:.:....ss:ssM 80 tn, >.
| Wttk..,........ a51 ELS -..-
The stket to-day has been quIka acstre, and the
NJ len ovsr ft< N lsat week and tbs ueagrs EA'
ee,pts Eero all dspoked Il befse noca II about tie
| tame pz.ees ~ su'e on Saturday.
rheIe ,eemt 10 be 4 great inquiry 10. hsaFY hogs,
prices .rs @ Dsd :. tssa fsr iac T.
az sess vi ths os;s prices OF so1 in ns
W quota the mass.s to-a.Y a. acaye nd price.
| wa hesu a. fo1toVa:
, 1865-07-25
n,nvF,lEnr OFF FaDUn AND GRA1N AT
AA C{ItEAGs0.

Receipts and SHIPMENTS for the Wtek-
fompa Fh91ve Receipts and shipments
Since January 1ef.
The follow Ing shows the 1ecsps and ship
ueuts Ct Flour ecd Gr2!n also sou.es Of opy aud
uode OF Shipment during tbs week eadaG Juty e
nrcxtpra OF YLQEK AND GRA1H DuRlX1 IT'S Wx1H
"A @T11.Y 31
, 1865-07-25

~ Tbs sculptor Story has arrived IN
Boston on = brief visit to his friends. ne
has c5lsssay x5 ssSsassdh Tas h gaes u Sons
some weeks last winter.
, 1865-07-25
TIE SOUTH,
The Several Glasses and their Ideas
on the new Condition Of Things,

Naairs In West Tennessee and north-
sEn mfsbtkstppi-VteWa OF the ex.
Rebels ON Saavery-Thc Freedm EMS
Courts-AR Abnormal Condition of
, 1865-07-25
Violation Of kho Game Laws In 1al1'
nO19s
A1rosA, Knox Co.. July -, 1865.

E6itofs Ch cage Tf1ouht' ------.-...-.
Please notice IN -FOUR paper the premature
onsninr Of the chicken shooting season IN
ttis pa5t Of The county, and elsewhere, con
traIy m M to law, We viii soon have no gsme II
the Atate It they are destroyed as at present
The yorng birds are not laEger than qustls B
and quite unfit to shoot 80 early. fleas'
warn all whom IT may concern.
, 1865-07-25

Here the market WIS more active, with tales st
the First Board at 1427S@1i3, and at the Second
Board At lss9143i. On the street the Market was
steady at 14?@14si- Silver vas quiet at 13s.
GOVERNMENT securities were shada d.mer,
We quote: .
, 1865-07-25
E0nHEHGkAx4s


MONDAY EVENING, j1ly Il.
The following a7mnasy shows the movement
IN urccuce ana provisions during tbs psst -
hour, compared With the novs7ent for the same
limo List Jear:
p1ckrprs or PRODUCE JpLy q
, 1865-07-25

EItY ti*f7aeA,F3 lJ4.st.td Coltst y f.--.. s.Is
CcnatrY Ee1ns&- .!k*1 IS s1nnEcsaf sole. 2ss
LII re. n n,,....., s6s1 81 aInu.h htes 8ofa
Kin. adm, = > N4tl % ta1taE0....... nX
Kin. heRy7 p . 7rG3C 80 Husucs AY.ts.. 016
t:,if e @,. t1NAl 50 uTtucc1 8oie... ~
Upper, = t...... DI5t11.-1 UHhpco @s1Qo
lc11El G5paf,, An&1E} 4AuAZeA .... II
, 1865-07-25
APPLICATION FOB LICENSE.
fRr~rTnY 73-1 !.

Application Is hereby made by the Tribune
Astotiatiou, Samuel Sinclair, cr.ton: Nes!chas~
Tceofc u holet ale dealers u1der the Exc 80 laws
OF The U1i.ed States; said haaine:a o. occupatlon
TO BE- csr1t. d on 1t No. Isl Nass,u st7eet, IN tue
clty Of N " York, county Of Nav York and State
Of New York, fro n n I. 1865. (fs5a.l
Dated al New fork, this 9th dsy OF Nay, a. D.
1855.
, 1865-07-25

7 NEW X4fK ELHVN a1NEAV&.
Coaug prices tor cssss July a. 1863 Eee&lved nT p
| q. s4ltenstau d Co., Commission. 8tocf a2d Bond
| Haokefs, s6 Clark ssreet. Chicago:
, 1865-07-25
Seluuv.
10f}
W4gg7

Teu-Forltes. ..........-. sh3 W4NW
The ea.es OF SereH-Tttrtles continue quite &C
live at the vsrious National Bsnks, snd the prea-
ent ee1aes will be exhausted within a fsw dayt.
The opt1icn ia p1esalsns that when this series Il
ali taken up, tho Secretary Of Tho Treasury does
not postess The power to i.Aua other bonds til
.ftst another loan act has been PASSED. On this
question The Ph1l.delphta Pftss Of the as. inst.
a,ys:
This opinion is obviously ereorooas, AZ the act
au:ho11z'nE the sorr5",ng Of me 81 huadted
provides that "any Ielsafy rotea or other ohil.
v.ttons bearing interest, Issued under any act OF
Con- rtss, maJ, a. th9 discretion Of the secrst,sJ
vi ,he Treasury, AVID with tde consent pt the
holder, be converted into any description Of bonds
authorized by this act; and no boads 80 author
lied shall De coz: n:tdered patt Of the amonns 9!
THIS obviously Eivea the Secretary u she Tsess-
ury tbe power to lseuo bnnds '4of denominations
~ les tb.s t5 doaaEs p,yao,e ; = sny psr
and "tedeemahls 1t the p: p:e1anre Of tne govern
ment at or after any period not leas thau I'VE, nor
more thsn ferg ysa.s 81 Ton o. d,ss" Ihe tatassss
payable In coin, o. aeyen and th.ee,tcnihs per
cent when psyable in currency. The amount of
ontstenelnx ohlttstion. M which m4y ee thus con
hundred millions, consisting OF ffe pef cent
notes. conp0ond intsress notes. tarsicates OF In
dehtedEets a1d cet:i1ca;es OF temporary dopoAt.
Cook County Scrip Is hsm at q for new and "
for cd.
The Cincinnati Commercial publishes the
following description Of = dangerous counter
t.it ot one dollar treasury notes:
Excepting few nlfnot discrepancies, the spn.
rious rote Is an exact IA: sn'!e OF the genune
hlll. Thr general appe.Esnce 9: the bin is gaod.
The green INK Ii OF some Hhat Hsntcr shade
than that used on the g;nufne, and some p4ra OF
tho note icoka erlatcnJ and blurred. The hs.
uses on the green actoll-work o. The lower
IN the genuine theT tcht1e. Tbs f4ca OF Chase,
, 1865-07-25

Durlng the evening dispatches were retelved
from Gallsgher's Exchange, New York, report
tur Tho opening price OF gold at 143, and the
closir9 price the sane.
, 1865-07-25
f~ipued, TIE TRERUSE ASSOCIATION,
NN'n- GAM,L LSIACLAIR PnhlIshe es,
!HEt1oft UIetflcL oI -.
The back Of the application I!

Endorsed on the back Of the application is
the following:
Apulleatiou OF the Ttibuce Association, 15 Mas.
saL. for liceuee as who!esac dealers. Entered
AA@ E. FITCH, Assistant Assessor.
District 81, D.vislun -.
Msy1, 1GG5. laxa&l
Th5a nnplicat1on for a 1icanee as Wholesale
dealers Contains tie figures s253, 900, and It
that sum Is not retu:n Of sales Of the Tfid.
,,ne fur the year from May !. 1864, to May L,
1865, then The Tribune men have caused to be
.egietercd In the Assessor'a otlics false slate
ment Of their business.
, 1865-07-25

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Ra-nett, w.. EdaH 4S ~. ;..-:...-: e.-7o 2ca
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on al.ra a.. ....... -. Llcs1 - French Gait. is.
Kip, No. Il h'E7.. s<4.l n. tnes, EMa@s5oA
Ca.E oIWN...... ;. II. s143 Ffeceh tnllt Ao-
ETpuch dtp, 1N muluea Sae-
ehrlc,... lG0&-N eode. aaH ~ 80 M*eus ~ ~
Fleaeh Cali. II L.1tHks; dos. .ttF$t! ~
~A.... NNA& ~ ss<t~AS- = 4AAt y
OILS-Thf Il n FL mar rfts Q .ntih1es actiFe. Ltn-
, 1865-07-25
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rhe rh.ss .1ssk b., 19st 'psisss n1a'J e
e
Ii, s. ~ = rss
y sr;se. poT - seem 10 b tsno'ax ss'SSs'
, 1865-07-25

Tuts1..,.. ss1.l n 81 l1t1797 7a931s 3E3o 131o0
Cor. VIZ as, 7'F.. .s5s5 166l3Q Essi3 23lt5 a5N
The following tables show the receipts aad shin.
rnents Ct heur And gram troa JsnuMy Ito Io.y =,
| far iouT years:
, 1865-07-25

Msske-Y,rst Board. steady, Il Board as4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05
PHILADKLPHrA, Oct. 4

4 \.
The general convention of the Episcopal
church assembled in St. Luke's church this
morning. The interior of the church was
d aped in morning in respect to the memory
of the late Bishop Potter. The sermon
preached by DIR. Tulford, Lord Bishop of
Montreal, was from 1st Corinthians, 9th chap
ter and 22d verse, ~ am made all things to
men that might by all means save some.
All the bishops of the Northern dioceses
we're psesent except Bishop Williams of Con-
necticut and Bishop Scott, of Oregon. Bsh
op Atkinson, of North Carolina, was seated
in the body.
After the sermon. Bishop Sterns. of Penn
sylvania, sent DIR. Baliop. the secretary of
the convention, to invite Bis lop Atkinson in
to the chancel. Bishop Atkinson accepted the
invitation. and upon entering the chancel was
cordially and kindly received by all the bish-
ops and clergy.
The holy communion service was then ad.
ministered. At the conclusion both houses
proceeded to organize.
The total loss by the FIRE at French 4
Richards Wholesale drug warehouse last night
is estimated to be from $3.50, 900 to $3O0, 900,
which was insured for about $175, 200, most
ly in Eastern companies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05
Has +. L. McKenny Lost his Res
idence.

Some of those same chaps who denied the
soldiers the right of suffrage, while fighting
the battles of the country, are now continuing
the game on t. |. McKESNY. They insist
that his absence from his home in Keokuk, in
the service of his country, during the last four
years, deprives him of a legal residence in
Keokuk, and renders him ineligible for the
office of Sheriff of the county.
We remember t. /. MckESsY as q rasi
dent of Lee county from the time he returned
from the Mexican war down to the time of his
departure with the Second Iowa, at midnight,
to fight the rebels of the South. We remem-
Der after the fall of Sumter in the spring OF
1861, meeting him on the streets of Keokuk
rally in defence of the government, and an
swering the leaders of his party, who protes-
ted against his course as disloyal to the party,
that there we're but two parties, patriots aud
traitors, and he belonged to the patriot party.
We remember to have heard of him often
since, ever in motion, always moving on the
enemy. He traversed many of the States Of
the South carrying rebel bullets in his body,
and never stopped long enough in one place
to acquire a residence. And whenever we
did hear of him it was in terms of high COM
mendation of his bravery and his excellent
soldierly qualities. His exploits often at
tracted the attention of his superior officers
and secured their sdmiring praise in official re-
ports. And this gallant soldier in whom our
town, county and Estate has just cause ofpride,
Copperheads assert has lost his residence IN
Lee county and is not eligible for Sheriff, be-
cause he has been absent four years fighting
rebels.
Let us have the verdict of the people Of
Keokuk and Lee county on that issue at the
polls next Tuesday.
This is but one of scores of attacks on I. l.
McKExSY and other candidates that the
public may expect and must be on their guard
against