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, 1865-06-19
THE SUFFRAGE IN mssstsstPPL.

TIRE sURFRAGFs IN m4ssIssIPPI.
The important political act Of President
Jehnsou's administration thus IA, is ,ae 1n-
sestioc Of the tulloxing proylso agalns.ncgro
outrage. In his psoclamaions OF recona.ruc-
tion for No. th Carolina and Mississippi:
Provided, shat IN any electIon that may be held
hete allcs for choosing del gstee to soy state con
~tnuon ns at0resaln. 40 per on Ahal be qua!het
tneh cony.nt.on. unise' ne s1ali have previously
taken snd tuh-rr bed lhe orh Of ann=sty ~ ut
forth l. tue Pr sldep = proclsrnss'ou Of Ssy o.
@ aaa ooa stf .4ss. 2s 81 a T.: a
.oaaary i. b. issi, 1hx daT. q tht % called -
~hcn convened. or she iekislatusc ,hst may be
tlese1tstr IT. ct ed will pte.crae the QaEsl1ct.
lion O. elee'ots snd the eiRtn lily Of pefsoua to
Sut-a po~tr tne p+uple Ut the sesctat states
ctmp'+,iE the fedt rul Ualop have r1ehtfu!ly
exercised from rhe origin Of The government 10
The pFesFAt time.
Either the President had OF Ind not the
power 10 determine whether negro citizens
should vote. ]: he had that power. he had
the tanc power to determine that they
should as that they should not vots for .
mower 10 decide question In only one Nny
is no power At a1i-the QUESTION bsilg al-
ready d. ciced.
lfthc President had not the power to de-
cice tlIe qu.stitu 1t must be because his
power Has limited hy some constitution or
law In force at the time he Issued his procla-
maucn. The President refers TO q" the constt-
tutiou and laws OF the State Of Mississippi,
in force Immediately before TIC 9Th dsy OF
January, 4. D. 1861, the da:e ofthe so-called
ordinance OF ACCESSION" There Ia no. inter
1lnAn rRn$ 1,ns ta IN md
law not in force The former cannot
be held null-the latter clnnot be
rrsurrected except by the legislative
power. II the consutu,lon aud
laws OF Mississippi In force on the 9th day
Of Jatusty, 1861, arc now in foecc
then, President Jt!anson has no power to ap-
point G.vcTrof of that State. If thcy are
not now in force, then there VAS no necessity
tLa. he should adopt thcm as the tas!s Of the
right OF suffrage, more tllaa Of the right Of
ehc'': i t,..i- Own Governor. But he admits
'i,a: IL slC nut row In force, no, only By
appointing i Go:c:nos in violattonu1 them.
but hs ret ring to them not as in force nor,
but ns laving bcs n in force prior to the ord.
ha-te Cf E. crsB:on.
Aid acntt sor Arguments sake that the
prcstd.Et Las :hc law,ut power to exclude
uppsrdon-d rebels frum tating pa.t IN the
reconstiuct:on OF the Safe Government,
where DIES he get his autho1ity to exclude
any c&ssc ct loyal citizens. Or to discriminate
among these who support the Govern
penf9 Tue blacks are tree men aud Amer
lean cftizere, and their warsn attachment
10 tho constitution and the Union is conced
ID. They also constitute q large minority
, 1865-06-19

New York, June 17.-The New Yo'k T'15-
unt's special says: '' President johnson has
e1pessed bis regret that the cQnapifators
were not tried before civil trlbul4t."
"O.ucrs for the arrest Of Ben. Wood were
telegtapbed from Washington yes erday."
The New York Timer special says: among
the applicants for pardon Is that Of Robert
, 1865-06-19

j.. :; = SATURDAY EVE. Juaa IT,
f. IullBER-1h. rtcesp.ate-d,y we're vesJ lltht. and
th= msrk.t wrk: cot.es pondlaE Qui There was
ues croush dor { 10 eltaoitsa 1zlees b - ~efs:
Cargo tch1 ,Alb.n.. nom MastfE ~ 50 N. n "trip,
balsnea mixed, . $Ie. by H'rtd Aa1"oll; pa :
cargo chr r. Gala. f4or oeorto, 70 n atii y And
board. Z. III 70, bJ FasF.
7h-ru wns aoihsng dtlrk In SstnElta oF LAts, N
tht na kst Hs8 nor1!nAlly uarhADKad.
a1ale lafd nt{cta A follQNy:
, 1865-06-19

,3,a~onrt hnv,nu and pur IN q, oren, .a3,tn.
~ ph,,:ds,nh,. ~ tbs ~ ra p.nas. se -. s;.
low. m 81, uFre n,sn.r =, /, ~ r.r,1 .po ~.
,.N". 1850 49, w ,.na.a -, ras No. ce. a4a LIZ
In new totA "o"es ~ very pientss and Il Is
onsfto IN sNee amoa13 ~ = pee cent On call The
3ss l. ]o"ns@'s'a1 +ao1e'e'ss. sasss
a uaL pnce1 ssstea u " tult ois naok was I'd
tasn ,;,.sf ~ 4, t,nsj1Ion ~ 70 - -
rnodst1nn In the eyeus Of n erinIa. srd mia H. !,
Nav shtred oy other bnnks. Tne po icy ID mos.
exeeiltnt; and II generally adopted BY our banks
~, He rcor.ra, psaIes na.
.erm .er3 sppsrent fof al ~ pariod has taees ens
tet q surh N e1teme contraction Of crediu u to.
dsy- .
The London Etoaoma.s hsu tho following list
Of failures :-Hclsfs. FuleheT, Cooper s. Co., East
Ii d,a mt rehauts. Of LTe.poat and Bombay, have
10 b contioeIa.E.
MeezIs. Wo1khouze, Ker1fek i Co. London,
merchants and ageuts 10 the East 1n.iian Uuder-
Their liabilities a1e estinated 1t asoa: ei65, ,0Np.
Messrs. Ivent + Chesseil, OF Bslstol, have sus-
pended engssemenis. with liabilities believed to
The failure of Hessrs. BrJon, hughes i Co. In
the pro,iaon trade, haa been annolnced. Their
liahiltucs are said to be moderate.
Tho Comptroller Of the Currency ha. decided
,,.. a.. .,,,.-,n., ~ r,T,,.ar, ~ K. ...ss....
1.as tAe - "'sns =. p.iussak ~ ane s'Saata1ss
" 'ue oN.ss -. w u.s vi rnlona "a.
easns' noss - ~. 80 s.osnuueo " A*. tns eh.
et.'.o L fasu.'me II " ". tae '. .al r. ana @gsaset
a.. s.e .'se@% ~ n' tmp.n. = ne eeA o. ne
.r Ar~utJ: "nns ue enkl.s.u asHatuiss oi INC
,sa -. ,as 'aur aans ats 49, h.a. u. aasao.aso
@ alu uan.ssess. . .Ioa .'I .ao oaaA ~ soaa
~ T'sE sao. ...... "s.sassss y. ~ " Iepa,
w. ,"t U"n - Jue - p1uAs "oala
o's.u " s =, Ia .=sue. VI
.1nsn, Jr.,.. ~ o ,ae". uaD ~, :" .s .Se
Ho,ssnmsnt th.a1"h ~ =, -, aapo.s,o,se Aao ~
e@.s-a w., asn.1a 49,, .,+a.t.,1aa ~ ~ 49,. -.
snn,,rsa s,n-s. h.fora rars,St,, ~ 100.
Tse NJ, 0s,as,. o.1ss,n. ~ ~ ~ a.s ss>1. sa..
oon,.,r. ~. n,tiot.i,o nth ,~s.,ra -, e,t,e+.
r"..-. sH,S - ..,.s ..se. t-.
, 1865-06-19
srrecx1prIos AGENCY $50 LoA y.

HHCNN3 El&IUX31 lIAAX u LH1CARU.
hi, Dsax tu rrces:r subscriptions to the Esv ~
U. & Notes aud pAy Eae l1ts1eet uoG f1sa ar raj.
1c.1Fior 70 the Eth Of July -
100, si6os scd 3apco; bear tntesess 4 =: F1a y
tie optoo of tie Goyern1s4u: per cent u Eola and
s.r payable threc yeass noE IN q !aty, Is y ~
10 cpnve{e. n tic op1u1 ok Eha holcs n EA.otisY
into peT cart 30 gold bea.1nx oo1ds
..by set oi ConEses4 they ~ tsn tnM E:asa aa4
the 6exs security for Investment aow n tbs Ms-Ac.
Eo allow The Esutl rste Of X p-e cent eonmssstoa T.
Sub gcat4, and sand tha notes tree os cna15t
Tia Eotsa Fill b. resdy TOR dellTEy aeoTt " II CT
,1pEs- A. ELLlh tfoEa4ls-
, 1865-06-19
IT'S A REyoLUTIoa.-

It's = 9ri.vous error to suppose that the
tremendous contest in which the country Is
engaged is nothing uo7e than a rebellion.
It is revolution on the side Of the rebels,
revolution against the constituted author
tiles Of the Land and, On the side Of the
North, revolution against TINT slave-hold-
ing a,istocraeS, which, mp to this tune, has
dominated the nation, corrupted the Conss1-
tuition and eapped the very foundations o.
popular liberty. On the part Of. the rebels,
the revolution has ANONYMOUSLY failed In its
appeal to arms. The North Is the victor, and
to It belongs not only the right but the i'm.
perative duty OF restoring to the Constitu-
ton Its original intent and meaning, and uu-
der that Con4ti ution and the laws founded
thereon, the right and duty Of utterly up
roofing and destroying the aristH-
racy that has proved 60 tnImieal to
The national life. We have neither
safety in the present nor assurances
Of the future, II that right bs not exercised,
II that duty be not discharged. The policy
| that We Advocate looks to that end and the
| men aud the party that We shall support are
thoee pledged to Its attainment We want
| 10 see the revolution accomplished; and II
| aueht that We eau do will avail In that dtrcc-
! ton, ne shall not be found wanting. And
now, more than ever, are the services Of men
vto think with rs needed. To prevent the
attainment, by political pe'ju'y and chicane,
| Of the object that an appeal BY the South to
aJms failed to win to keep the power Of the
| county in the hands OF men loyal to the
country; snd to carrs on to the end that &C.
ries of Iaeasures that will give the South
democratic institutions and level to the dust
u at despotism that has ruled the Republic
all tl,s that &c government may live Ia this
country Of its blrth-is the labor Of the hour,
and We invoke for It the prayers OF the 60 I'd
and TIE cooperation Of ali. The revolution
seairst the w7ong must not fall !; it must not
stop with half measures; 1t mubt end in the
triumph Of the r;gtt-a triumph as compHe-
lepeive and enduring ae 1t Is necessary and
] III r,t.ffrenf.
, 1865-06-19

HafyeatiuG IN Southef1 Illinois.
from the Shelby lit I'LL Cnun, 1ttn.]
Wheat hsrye1ttnE has Commenced In UhtJn, John
md Williams c1ur tIes IL southesn, ITionl4. iha
yt dis E,ed Tho corn crop In this ss..a vzs uey=s
, 1865-06-19
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, 1une II.
The following summary shows the uoreus1ts
IN produce AID provisions during the past TWEEN
ty.fout hours and the sspe time last Js.r:
RkcBuTa or PRODUCE yuH1 is.
, 1865-06-19

EN ENKHONHI!.-Ints6a q vEF1 l1Et5 doin8, aa0
quo nt'1e iFWes:
Best hits Oh zc1 csf 6se. PET bf1.............TA
e u 6r. r. - and
50 81. 3 FORK eh1ppad TO Gay. l07 brfa eork.
1hfse VA less lGqu.Ty to day. IND the raFkat WIS
the psr1sf he !de1s +, rresa toetr tt1eks II .&c-
HESS Por1-Aark.. ouiet- Sa-es to-day weFe*-
20 RI It SO 80. ..
Prime nae%s Park-Qulss- Ha1es 500 brls re-
Eagked city n S19.39
HnIk nfeAta IN .alr demand ana nru. with
fuyrr. n hon. de It tic an, sidcs at 1sN9f.%c.
Sal+s HQ,nc n rough Atrt > on p t.
S~ eei Fic&Eed 1aNsB-l65 t1cx cholcn city
Et1xh-o OFT Of picxfe, at tic
INra-DemAad 1snr. Bales 70 t1c1 prime atassa
st17tc.
eI "a R$we advantr o~r quotations Kc On Re-
, 1865-06-19

Jay Cooke, ESQ.,, has issucd lengthy cir
culsr, Of Which he has furnished us an ad-
snnccd copy, entitled "our Netional Debt
Nst!cnal Blessing" in which some very as.
founding propos!tts MS arc set forth. Mr..
Cooke asserts broadly that d national debt is
"actual cash capital" an1 furthermore tha.
tic iouf thousand million dollars Of British
debt, is m edds.iou Of four thousand millions
Of money 10 the capital OF ill., Kingdom" It
follows logically that the public dsbt Of the
The natien Of three thousand millions Of dol
lars. Says Mr. Cooke:
- Tie Funded neht Of the Utltee States IL the
addition ot three thousand millions Of dollars to
fbe previous realized xcuite OF the ration il
IL three thons md nall,ons adaed its avat,abie
bnru'r lh1e c#pstal snd 10 iose this we.fth, To
e1t1ng1th th t8p. tai ind loss this wealth would
bc IN inroncetrat1I errst nnt,uEa! m1efortnne.,'
The natural inquiry is, Why would it not
be we'll to 60 On adding to the wealth Of the
nation ty 20 simple ard easy process as add
Ing 10 The debt: II We hare acquired three
thousand millions Of new wealth by borrow
ing that amount OF money, and firing 1t eli
at the rebels, why not borrow three Thousand
millions more nLd tise it of Mt the moon /
We might soon become the richest people In
the world. Mr. Cooke will perhaps admit
that the Iron, lead, hcrses, wagons, polk,
flour, cloth, etc., for which the Government
exchanged It's bands and treasury notes, were
also capital. Now, If the dent which the
Government incurred In purchasing these Ut
tic1tB, il itself m addition to the capital oI
the couDt1y, What has bec.me Of the Other
capital-the iron, lead, horses, psoyiaions,
etc.s TO our Fiew that capitsl has been cx.
tinguIshtd. To our view that was the only
That 1t was we'll expended IN pm; ting down
the rebellion, ard ridd,ne us Of slavery, We
agree. It WIS, nevertheless. as edlc.ua:ly
destroyed ind sub.racted from the aggregate
wealth OF the nation. as though it had been
heaped together and burned. II Nr. Cooke
thinks that the addition Of a greater Or lese
number Of bits OF pin ed paper not only
compensatef for this evident loss, but a3ts
to TIC wealth Of the nation, be has fallen Intr
an error quite ine1cusaole IN one occupying
50 distinguished poat'on as his.
The national debt being IN accomplished
fact, it is easy to show that Ii is not N m
mi igated evil. It Il easy TO chow that th,
country can better afford, for some time q
least, to pay the interest on 1t than to pa
The principal. But to ssy that the natioaa
dcat is ltstlf m addition to the wealth of thi
ceuh.rJ is m absurds.y }oe g1srsng to require
rtfutaion. To say, as M3&k.ose says, rhs,
Nwas not the industry, not the iron, not thu
coal, Of Grcat Britain, that made her psoplt
prosperous, but that s'they became sup ;ems
"as me,chants, manufacturers and money
"1ende1s, eimpiy because their national debi
En11y fhD1, 51TSeus 1f ~ v.It.y
, 1865-06-19
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKkr.
For ihe Week Eadinx Juno ~, 1865.

sATCRbAY EvxsI5a, Junt II.
Tbs following tab'e shows thu ti.y receipts and
h!pments Of Besf Cattle anr1nk the WEEK eadins to.
dxJ. compared with receipts and shipments Of The
corresponding week Of tAst Je4r:
REEF CATTLE
, 1865-06-19

3~~F-- "A @.AaHeaSa4PP4
20 s1a'e mat Inc principle Of government
~ tne People IL F1na1eaNo when con5titu-
1ion ana laws maae by the former nre iupos-
60 ~ LIE Ftesident On the latter il IN oby1-
ous heuon and 1alsehood. But when we
tensct that Of The white third Of the people
Of MissisSipp! every soul, 70 far rs Is known,
we're secessfontsts and rebels. wh!le only the
BACK tWo:th1ds nre really In favor Of the
Nauohal tnlon' II Aa.d to see how
tne reconstruction OF me htate, On the basis
o' p'acme the 1ee1 OF t1e white rtbels on the
nssAs 81 tne oAaek onlohis's. can be safe
el,ne. 1o' tnancal'a14on OF The Union. ..
II Is TURNER 10 Dc understood that while
'Sex tbe eonat sFS from .he suffrage
sae. eoen1 ~ 1a4t men IN Inc repfcsen; alton
IN eonetese' aud IN eltcang tho President.
Henee me white trebsl) third Of the people
ol mississippi would have three times the
s1ates. here ~ ,ooo inhab'tants must elect a
'epses<ntattFe IN tongrcss Or Fresd dential
e'ec.ot. lfeie the white Il 100 out Of that
aumNF ~onlo nsse tnat power, since they
would vote iof the: other two-thisds. The
rote If the other tWo-tfa{rds Epula he feast
nrcnrdirr IN that 3n,,t,,.;o... - ,,.4
snn ~. rnfon ~, a... -, ~. noet9
h.,a,1n ,.1,.1s :. ,s.,s =. - ~ ~ eA'ssase
0oo'pE te'e'0s ~ "nt Ut souoCoppetnead
vote tcr slavery. dlsuuion and sepud :atfou of
tie national debt, It cannot h. sa1d tsat
rn.,h--s =. sAA0 saAs
wi tae1e 'o'ste 0fc ~ let a4onea policy
which gives the ex-Febels OF the South the
- sN'es so~es -
Ncstne,n "sns one.
nus n :, ps HAeo VIVA, go'oe tae Ffesi.
oeut eoo4u aoops uP'n Ine queauoa oi sui-
haKe, We answer, he could have adopted he
constitution and 1nva n. all 4he st.tas ~
ce,;t snn,,, ca-nlins IN forre ,n,mc.,t.ts,, - -.
ter ,be aaont,oo f,f 1hc Fcder,, e ,na,;.n,,o,,
~ 1,.f,.. IT, ,,o.t ~ ~ e..,.o, -.ae.:o
anu oc.o4e tae As4soa u1 e!Isei5 4uesuon
TarIed aud twisted them till the rights Of
nan ian through thear awning hssnfcs and
Wt1c 4cst-
South Catolita nEyer had q Republican con.
stituticn. srd bt nee Is no precedent: Int everv
n,h,r Stair en+erpd 1he 11r+no win, coo.
49, eou'
the suffrage question, excluded none on ac-
couht o1 eoio1.
1hus the Declaration Ut Rights in tbs Con-
stitu1ion OF Delaware declared:
"Ev.ry freeman hsr:nR suincsen: esidencs Of
% ,hs eommpuity hsth rIe6t II suPl. aq
Tht Constfution Of M1ryland nror.aed.
..Ar freemer aeoye tsepfy-ona 7ears nf are.
having freehold Of nfy sere. OF lind in thr
N ~ 10y @ Sass q So.e ana tfeiaidG f., ,,
State above the value Of thirty pounds current
money; ind having resahed IN the .ounty N which
tbe eisetion' sSsII hsyc h. rct Of sarprs n IL
election of delegates fer =urh touc,,."
The TilginIa Declaration OF Rights pro-
yided:
..All men basirg eumcie1t evidence OF perm.
, 1865-06-19

We have thia dA~ recsivrd = la1g1 1upply Of tho
THIRD sKitEH tearing OATS Jnl5 Hsn. 18s5. and kto
prrr al d t. I'll orhere 10 teu aaaie-
Pstttr1 cCsttuH 10 II Tt8. can 4euu Cufnry on ouf
eea4on ct n+raf, Etc Of charge, fom Al p1tnta east
nee ufcea;7r Mi HOLMES. Es.htas-
, 1865-06-19

The following Ii comparative statement Of
tho exports (c1clastve Of tpecle) from the pofs
New York to toretRn porta for the Week ending
juno 8, ffnce Januazy1:
For the week.. xa,s64,4 ,4ss 1a 1,aso, ~
Prev. reported. 7,71a,E4 6p,ao6.s5' 7u,luo,41
Since Jan. SO ST. 236 o33 s7l,3s ,11a
Price Of gold... Ia 1873 1s1
The to,lawtpg Is the comparative statement Of
OF imports Of foreign dry goods md general mc<-
ehar disc for the week ending June ., and since
janpary1:
Dty - cood.'.... 90 "s soisia 1,i5i.0os sl,sise4s
Ge1erA mdse.. 1,41nla0 s,a5s,ai6 i,a51,s9i
Tot1 for the VIZ xa,t,a14a SECS 7H sa67o, ,aas
Prev. setortsd. ss.7eIt1s 65,aA Ci.7sd,s38
Since Jsu. ;. :. <slTse,s sl4Gsa :6s ss14s7 ,sei
Included In the preceding stasenee: arc tns .u.>-
lowing dry goods imports for the same psliod:
En.,a EEL Il port port. tefi, ,o,s 1,15ieoe s,!l3!4:
sfnes Jnn1. 1s83. 1851. 1885.
Rn:a At port.. esa1 a160,o70 s4a4s9 ~ $so ao5 500
Thrown On mkt 24oa.,bs7 4a1ts, ,7sa e4,o6a,6 ,6as
The folloslng table compares the exports Of
specie from The port Of New York to foreign ports
for founteen years, from January to juno 10,
1865, and for the corresponding period IN oiher
, 1865-06-19
FINANCIAL and ColiMERgla,;.


SATURDAY Ev1k1so, Juoe II, 1855.
Ths week c|oses With ste,dy and nrn1 tenden-
cy in the Gold market, which has rn'cd cen*1der-
ably higher sinee tho co,o Of lass week, ss will be
fet a fresn 1he following tsb.e :------- =. ..-
, 1865-06-19

Tbs mrnsy uarket c1osea active and moderately +
essy. Owing 10 hcavy drafts on the Naaonal
D1nss by Paymastcrr,1 their surpluH fnads hare
nut teen Is large rs Ior some ttme past, but the
benkels generally. discounted good piper freely
enough It 10 per cent p:r anuum. The dem.u6,
however, u moderate. The street brokers nsc
doing very little, aad We helr Of bnt few tr,ns.c-
tons, ut 1@1k per cent. Der month. Mortgage
1oars are e1sy II 7@10 per cent per annum.
:. The supply Of eassern exchange was no. 80 fall
to-day, snd the mark: was shade 1tmar, 1t 11o
Discount to par bu5ing and .1-l00l.s prem. sell
ing. Ronnd lots we're In demand By the bankers
at 5c@7oc. prem. per thou1and.
The produce m3rksls 10 day vera shsde easier.
and fairly xcslve. F'pur was dull. Wheat 1fc
lower: Corn 3e lowez, aud 0asa el3c lower. RYE
vas dull aud easier. Highwines were weak Pork
dull.
Gold opened in New York to day 1t ISL, de-
c,ined to 1A44, and c'oeed at 1 p m. at 1iai. The
following ara the quotations. tsIegraphel TO
I~v, ~ 1soFd Dfothsra. roId brpkeYa.
, 1865-06-19

sHEEP-Ths rec"tpts nave bres light, and gsner.
ay Of inferior quality, There ha4 been litte Il,
qnlty, notw1ih,taat Ing u tsht receipts It haa
been dtEeolt - m%te sa!a Of 1ha 4gs1yAa 1t ronu.
nFratI1a rstces. We note : decline In ,ha mtrkes
during the progress 81 the wesk Of to ST. per
100 lta. kmeng the sac. tod'J ve pote lot OF sst
Ectba," Sheep about 20 1bs., sold BY r. straho7
Co. 10 ehAn1, at tnn e1iresly low prlce ct T. Co.
Th- csicE prtczs Of Sheep this week and 1Ast ware
n loiluH1:
This weAk. Last 3esk.
Hedtum 10 s1'rs, nn'hota-.... NJ nina. {3.noa618
Prtms to ett11, th% h%rn...........34 CN<40 a503sD
Aeuium 10 riHe, ahotu....--.. aHxsaa Ae0@Ly
The following are Tho ente.t 7RFes.
, 1865-06-19
CUR. BOSTON LETTER.

The Congregational ouncil-Op-ninc
EKtTc1Aes -+fhu 1sTH 4n1ZatfoM PeF-
AonDel OF tn th-lDe1er&LeA-The Illinois
Representativss-The Unitarian Pro-
test, dc.
, 1865-06-19
TOR INVIaORATING THE
l. sTE1KA,
AID TpX Eu1 quK1 pT
EcRoFULA, CANCER, G01TRB, ULCERS
SKIN DISEASES, DC,
.JayDc's Alternative
Still Maintains its Superiority.

rne Unparalleled .ueee.. Eeiea sesswensy a..zesss.
~ - - w s-o1I.tn- 70 - M.nd T. ~ - .rsto
.st{ro ennndance believing ihat il vii stes
th[,~nrh nv - a9S 9nmca sy1sem Tia dlAea1s9
hasn nnr3 csr1,c1isrW nenrnci tnnfo pe1mptry 1ad
~ "A~
CANLRB AND CARCERoUs AFFECTIONS OF m
kinds curing sosl,1 Of ms c.s-s Il rhiea il ass
!tcu used nd Aessx 1ha or nthcr Ym1
ditA
oo17sx un sEu1Hp auK-1n ,,,r,s,.,,.
ezAa ef This 4ease In which JaJre1 A1ec-astve ~
M n n na seres nea e
@eeoseaeS u olfee'asa@
rKnrsf ASp ~ pRnPsfSAL 81 gwEILEas.;1Kany III 4,
otsass nature cons.ter It specific, sre.t IL, p1e
gesticn e1eltln9 thur ahaorb-nsa }hso hs~tn7 1F~
11n II ~ en ~
-'1~ .& = ~A''- ">'-'>''''' ~
1:1 - = =. rr1t tn39
s.s A,sessslva IN CO.. funeson "tth Ia ssa. P1s.
Till cnra majority 6T case4 Il .ne uIu 1..t sne1
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6E1FU1A.-In al tbs fcfE3so u - ID Eulrrr1,
, 1865-06-19

Ne1 Yort STOCK t1arIss. .

CaoAnE prices for cash. Jonc Il, l6. Ra.Yat by F.
{, aMtsDst&u Z Co., Con- mH sitn. Stoa6 a1d Road
kretefs, Sc Clark street.. Ch1cszo:
, 1865-06-19

The Stock Board 1t 144}Dl4is. On the street the
m,rket was quiet, opening at 144& and closing
steady at 1881. During the day rome safes were
mad. Is low as 113. Silver Was dull 1t 133G5l34.
Government Bonds wcro more actlTe and
s.eady. We quotef :.
- Buv!ng. Selling,
F.re.Tweuues-... ---,.-......- llsS 1l1
Ten F1rtltB..... III Dtt
Cook County Scrip wa1 more active today,
with sales 1t 97e for new. Old Is held at pa,
WITH buyers Ut %.
Buelntes 1t the Clearing House In the city du-
ring the week has tccn r1tbes more acsivb. The
tolsl cleariugs for the week eudthR to-dsy amount
TO $9,sa. no u, against S8 6i9 ~ last week.
II VIE anLcuncedin dn1nciat ci1cses to-day that
Means. Leckie l. Sellers, Commission Merchants
and Dlstilier.. had eusponded. THIS inrnedl4te
eapse was the reeont hdvauce IN Oats, L.. but 1t
il generally thought that they have been eabar
r.s*fd br the seizure Of thelr iishllety and
IIichw1n+s By the Government. Their su9oeu.
zion Is supposed to be only temporary.
.-MichlQAn clLn,s to be the secsnd Slate In the
Uu,ca iu The amount o! iron ore. Two hundred
ard fursy-e1ght thdussAd tons Of iron ora were
shipped from Marquette tho psat year, snd sa,olQ
tons retstIed for the use Of furnaces located in
ihst rsR,cp. making tot1I production Of s7a,oC
trns Of cream amount only exceeded By Penn
e7lrAbia IN lso0-thst st1tc having mined 7lS 10
tols; ohio then ranking next, and mining ass 69i
tons.
IN Philsde}phis, on tho 14,h. petroleum stocks
were inactive, hut without change, and the list
Y.% ~ u11
, 1865-06-19

Tho EfopA IN Cann8a. :"
Fepo.s from tweIset i2ttscts In CAuAja Eya most
Encouraging psoA2ect4 fos Large csopa af ksain a:d
fyYa4a
, 1865-06-19

t1t0 I'LL tnbu&
tcis nj ,or lie uemsu1 Holders N snuas lnsAo1es'
wa1t.d7'e. Ths ruins zasa le1 ese1lv all out Of
ma,Ksi. aud 4. b. d nm u our 1.Fs: h.t.1 s.
PL1s a1e dal and noni1s, s.-c,iI. hIs Il = ~ sha'
,bs htV Y n int-Boston 1a.ikets u Srs barren at
1hea. Othsr i utts > re u1t hauSeo1 ~ ra1.n
}fe+ A. nr1 y pIt. II 'Alt+ rn srE..ssss nrs r
GIern aupss mi retail. eoe3snx.-.; :ns -! ~
Lemcns. new AAaRs''''''''- - ia 1cA ii o.
0s.nke3, neE:- -.'''''+'- ....,I+ 3os. l3~U
, 1865-06-19

so- 1gt. 1ce1Yf-.Hcs nt:a ~kac;H1l1a rassA& on
'CAGn9t. aud GO 70 reported eJ ~. tnEzs4 o<fs7tss
1ste4He.Il z.
SATnHpAY EYx9C1a Junn H.
, 1865-06-19
Since Jsu. l.. $sl7 as S.l4,654, ,.66
Included In the preceding ststemer. aro tns ~.

The return, Of the Danta Of EaE'a9d lor III
week ending Msy e4 compare with the statement